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REPUBLIC BULLDOG Obituaries Mrs. Antonia Padilla Of Health Board Dies Mrs. Antonia Padilla, 43, a clerk-typist Board of Health and past president of American Legion Post 41, died Wednesday Mrs. Padilla, 2221 W. Palo Verde Drive, Arizona Public Health Association and the Blair Rites Tomorrow Rites have been set for M.

E. Blair, 75, a U.S. customs inspector for 40 years, who moved to Mesa in 1949. Mr. Blair, 5308 W.

Pierson, died Monday in Northwest Hospital. Born in Lincoln, he moved to Mesa from the state of Washington and to Phoenix in 1952. He was a member of the Woodmen of the World. Services will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow in Green Acres Mortuary in Glendale, 5830 W.

Missouri. The Rev. Charles A. Surber will officiate. Burial will be in Green Acres Memorial Gardens in Scottsdale.

His wife, Mildred; two daughters, Betty Collins of Concord, and Mrs. Ellen Ganger of Scottsdale; two grandchildren, and a greatgrandchild survive. Adolph Wassilak Adolph Wassilak, 70, a retired machinist for Reynolds Metals died yesterday in Phoenix General Hosiptal. Mr. Wassilak, 6034 N.

Ninth from moved to Kent, Phoenix Ohio. 21 He years was born in Anina, Hungary. He is survived by his wife, Myrtle; a son, Adolph Jr. of Van Nuys, two daughters, Mrs. Nelle Austin of Phoenix and Mrs.

Don Hart of Gerard, a brother, Victor of South Bend, and four grandchildren. Private services were held yesterday at Hansen Mortuary. Mabel Osife SACATON-Services for Mrs. Mabel Osife, 55, who died Wednesday in St. Joseph's Hospital at Phoenix, will be held at 2 p.m.

0. tomorrow in the First Presbyterian Church here. The Rev. Cecil Corbet will officiate. Burial will be in Lower Santan Cemetery.

Mrs. Osife was born in ton on the Pima Indian Reservation. Her husband, George; a son, George and two daughters, Imogene and Caroldine Osife, all of Sacaton; and two grandchildren survive. Friends may call at the church after 1 p.m. tomorrow, Grimshaw Mortuary announced.

'Silvano B. Acevas FLORENCE-Rosary for Silvano B. Acevas, 69, Pinal County resident for 50 years, will be recited at the Cole and Maud Mortuary at 8:15 p.m. today. Requiem Mass will be said at 9 a.m.

tomorrow in the Catholic Church of the Assumption. Burial will be in Florence Cemetery. Mr. Acevas died Wednesday in Pinal General Hospital. Born in Mexico, he had lived in the United States since 1915.

He was a retired copper miner. A brother, Leonard of Mammoth, and a nephew, Leonard lof Globe, survive. REPUBLIC The Arizona Republic March 12, 1965 M. O'Neal, Chambers Yard Boss William McKenzie O'Neal, 70, a yard superintendent for Chambers Transfer and Storage died yesterday in Phoenix Veterans Administration Hospital. Mr.

O'Neal, 1918 W. Palm Lane, moved to Phoenix in 1956 from Crescent City, Calif. Born in Fairfax, S.C., he had been a farmer and was Navy veteran of World War I. Services will be conducted at 1p.m. today in A.

L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams, by Chaplain Manuel J. Zaldivar. Burial will be in Memory Lawn Memorial Park.

Survivors include his wife, Alberta; two daughters, Mrs. Russell Buckley of Crescent City and Mrs. Gale H. Wright of Smith River, two sisters and four brothers, all out of state; and five grandchildren. Earl W.

Hatley SURPRISE -Earl Walker Hatley, 73, a farmer in Arizona 27 years, died yesterday in Phoenix Veterans Administration Hospital. Mr. Hatley resided in Casa Grande before moving to Surprise nine years ago. Born in Comanche, he was an Army veteran of World War I. Services will be conducted at 10 a.m.

tomorrow in Lundberg's Chapel of Chimes, 5852 W. Glenn Drive. Burial will be in Resthaven Park in Glendale. Surviving are five sisters, Cora Hatley of Surprise, Mrs. Dolly Andrus and Fanny Hatley, both of Baytown, Mrs.

Eva Moorhead Roswell, N.M., and Mrs. Annie Belyeu of Central Point, and a brother, Aubrey Hatley of Fort Stockton, Tex. Friends may call at the mortuary after noon today. Nels E. Olsen Retired architect Nels E.

01- sen, 96, who moved here 12 years ago from Seattle, died Wednesday in a daughter's home at 4611 E. Glenrosa. Services will be conducted at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Paradise Chapel, 3934 E. Indian School by the Rev.

William C. Pebler of Christ Church Lutheran. Cremation will follow. Friends may call at the mortuary after 5 p.m. today.

Mr. Olsen, born in Oslo, Norway, is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Nagle of Phoenix, a granddaughter a greatgrandchild. Nick Renda Rosary for Nick Renda, 72, who died yesterday in Phoenix Veterans Administration Hospital will be recited at 7:30 p.m. today in Mercer Mortuary; 1541.

E. Thomas. Requiem High Mass will be sung at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow in the Church of St. Agnes, 1954 N.

24th St. Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery. Mr. Renda, 2307 N.

31st a retired steel worker, moved here nine years ago Youngstown, Ohio. Born in Italy, he came to the United States in 1909. He was an Army veteran of World War I. His wife, Mary Ann; a daughter, Mildred Renda of Phoenix; a son, Carmen of Youngstown; and six grandchildren survive. Friends may call at the mortuary after 2 p.m.

today. for the Arizona State the ladies auxiliary of in Phoenix hospital. was a member of the U.S., Mexico Border Public Health Association. Born in Alliance, she moved to Phoenix in 1929 from Sacramento, Calif. She is survived by her husband, Solomon; a son, Solomon Jr.

of Phoenix; two daughters, Mrs. Virginia Alcocer of Flagstaff and Mrs. Celia Wallis of Phoenix; her mother, Mrs. Juana Sanguino of Phoenix; and two grandchildren. Rosary, will be recited at 7:30 p.m.

today in A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. Requiem Mass will be said at 9:15 a.m.

tomorrow in Sts. Si- mon and Judge Catholic Church, 6531 N. 27th Ave. Burial wil be in St. Francis Cemetery.

Death Takes Phoenix Woman, 90 Mrs. Stella Strickland, a native of Buffalo Gap, who moved to Arizona 39 years ago, died Wednesday in a Phoenix hospital. She was 90. Mrs. Strickland, moved to Globe in 1926 from New Mexico and to Phoenix in 1948.

She lived at 20th Street and Roosevelt. Services will be conducted at 10 a.m. tomorrow in A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W.

Adams, by the Rev. Kenneth E. Brooks of the First Church of Christ. Burial will be in Double Butte Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary today.

Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Mattie L. Wills Lucille Anderson of "Phoenix of and Mrs. Josephine Woody Midland, a son, U. W.

Strickland of Miami; 13 grandchildren, and 10 great-grandchildren. Dionicio B. Romero Hattie Brown Dionicio B. Romero, 56, Funeral rites for Mrs. Hattie Brown, 88, who moved to Phoenix in 1911 from her native Millersburg, Ohio, will be held at 11:30 a.m.

tomorrow in A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. The Rev.

Charles L. Strubel land Gerald W. St. John of Grace Lutheran Church will officiate. Burial will be in Memory Park.

Mrs. Brown, 618 N. Fourth died Wednesday in 1 Phoenix. A son, Arthur Foster of Phoenix; a sister, Mrs. Emma McCauslin of Millersburg; and a grandchild survive.

Martha Drayton Services for Mrs. Martha Drayton, 69, who died yesterday in her home, 1631 N. 43rd will be conducted at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Paradise Chapel, 3934 E. Indian School, by the Rev.

J. Harold Howard of Christian Missionary Alliance Church. Burial will be in Spokane, Wash. Mrs. Drayton, born in Fargo, N.D., moved to Phoenix 17 years ago.

She is survived by her husband, Dewey two daughters, Mrs. Josephine M. Bollinger of Spokane and Mrs. Vivian L. Slaktoski of Grand Rapids, a brother, Rudolph Stickman, and three sisters, Mrs.

Rosella Redlin, Mrs. Helena Held, and Mrs. Rosie Rotchford, all of Spokane; 11 grandchildren, and 15 great-grandchildren. Andrea Ramirez Rosary for Mrs. Andrea Ramirez, 61, who died Wednesday in a Phoenix hospital, will be recited at 8 today in her home at 737 S.

Eighth St. Requiem Mass will be said at 9 a.m. tomorrow in Immaculate Heart Church, 909 E. Washington. Burial will be in St.

Francis Cemetery. Born in Sonora, Mexico, she moved to Phoenix 48 years ago. She is survived by five daugh, ters, Mrs. Bertha Lucero of Roseville, and Mrs. Lupe Serrano, Mrs.

Josephine Soto, Mrs. Eloisia Enriquez, and Mrs. Aurora Romero, all of Phoenix; two brothers, Nicho Chavez and Santiago Chavez, and a sister, Mrs. Jesus Amador, all of' Phoenix; and 15 grandchildren. Mortensen-Kings Funeral Center is in charge of arrangements.

Funeral Rites for Jazz Arranger Feature His Own Compositions NEW YORK (AP) Tadd Dameron went to his grave yesterday to the lingering echo of a jazz quintet, which beat out spirited rhythm beside his bier in a high-vaulted Lutheran Church on Upper Broadway. It was the way the 48-year-old Negro composer, arranger, and pianist had asked to go a unique funeral for a unique musician. Dameron died Tuesday of cancer after a long illness. One of his last requests what that his friend, tenor saxophonist Benny Golson, get together a group and play some of Dameron's own jazz works at his funeral. ABOUT 100 mourners, half of them white, assembled in the Advent Lutheran Church at 93rd Street and Broadway, where the pastor, the Rev.

John Gensel, opened the services with a scriptural reading. The body lay in a wood casket, between banks of flowers at the entrance to the altar. 35 13-Auctions WARE'S AUCTION SALES EVERY MONDAY 3811 W. SCH. a.m.

7 p.m. PHONE 278-0489; 272-5918 AUCTION CITY SALE SUNDAY 9 A.M. 1709 E. Mohave AL 2-6240 Auction Every Thurs. 49 1:30 S.

P.M. ROBSON 7 P.M. MESA AUCTION: GRAND OLD AUCTION 2633 E. Indian School CR 4-6642a SALE 10 A.M. 1 P.M.

Buy for Cash Or Sell for you on Consignment Col. Laun owner and Auctioneer AUCTION AUCTION EVERY WED 9 AM 7 PM 4001 NORTH 7TH JOHN BRUNK SONS AUCTIONEERS 264-3204 BIG RELIABLE VAN CLEVE AUCTION. FRI. DAY NITE NITE SALE 7 P.M., FINE Housefuls of furniture in Early American, Maple: Modern Period. All kinds of Bedrm suites, new used bedding in all sizes.

Lots of dressers, chests, beds, bunks, dining dinette sets. 20 living rm suites; beautiful sectionals, bed divans, rockers, recliners, tables, lamps etc. Late model refrigerators, rangesc fine washers, Televisions, New used stereos, radios tape re corders. Room size to house size rugs carpets. And hundreds of other furniture accessories.

DAY SALE 10 Older furniture, bedding, appliances, hardware, tools, lumber, mowers; bikes hundreds hundreds household other miscellaneous. "ARIZ'S LARGEST AUCTION" 5134 W. Glendale Ave. YE 7-4771 ANTIQUE AUCTION From Local Homes European Estates FRIDAY SATURDAY NITES 7:30 TO MIDNIGHT Fine Antique Furniture: Clocks. Porcelain, Figures, Metal, Linens, Oriental Rugs, Steins, Antique Jewelry, Ivories, Jade and Hundreds of items arriving daily, too numerous to mention.

Something for Everyone, So, Come Early and Stay Late. at the SCOTTSDALE ANTIQUE AUCTION GALLERIES, LTD. 230 Western Park Drive 946-4660 Scottsdale, Arizona W. P. "CHUCK" Emmons AUCTIONEER APPRAISER Liquidator of Fine Estates ALL TO BE SOLD TO HIGH BID ALLIED AUCTION 2946 E.

McDowell 275-0037 Open 7 Days A Week BEKINS Van and Storage Company 3145. East McDowell, Saturday March 13, 9:30 a.m.: Household goods-personal effect. PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION GREYHOUND PARK SAT. at 2 pm, Formerly held on Sunday. Partial list of our many good transportation cars.

54 6 cyl stick 55 Chev. V8 55 Chev. V8 wagon P.G, 61 Falcon Ranchero 58 Ford 6 cyl. stick 57 Chev. Sta, Wag.

stick 57 Ford V8 4 door stick 57 Chev. 6 cyl. sed. stick 57 Olds sta, wag. 57 Buick HT 53 Ford HT Cpe.

Colonel Jack Loyd Auctioneer 20-Phoenix Homes Sale VA, acquired houses by authorized broker. $1 to $100 dn, 2-3-4 barms. All areas. Prusell Rity. 939-7171 Spic span redecorated Mig.

Co. houses. Pymts. incl. taxes.

etc. BUY LIKE RENT NO DOWN NO CLOSING $69. Cute fenced 3 Br. north of. McDowell only $7750 $77.

Exceptional deal on brand new Br. SW corner Anderson Dr. 26th St. 2 biks. north of Bell Rd.

Appraised $9750-sell $7800 1 1 111 $95. 3, 2 ba. dining rm. big service rm. that doubles as a 4th Br.

Big fenced yard. $10,650 Inland Western 265-9418; 264-6231. After 5:30 Sun. 265-3442; WI 3-1378 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION ON NEW COX HOMES 3, 4 5 Bedrooms From Mo. NW Tempe area Area Ph.

942-4400 967-7561 NO qualifying, immediate possession homes, many areas, all sizes and prices. Phelps and Larson Realty, 946-7138. CAN'T beat this 2 bedroom, bath, fireplace, den, garage. $10,500. 944-4286.

NO ON. FHA VA PROPERTIES. SPECIALIZING IN NW AREA. POLKA DOT Realty BR 2-2688 YOUR SIGNATURE ONLY DOWN PAYMENT NEEDED LENDING AGENCY SAYS SELL SELECT NUMBER OF 2-3-4 BEDROOM HOMES WITH NO MONEY DOWN- -NO CLOSING COSTS -NO UNTIL JUNE, THEN PAYMENTS AS LOW AS $68 MO. KNIGHTS REALTY INVESTMENT NORTHWEST NORTHEAST 264-9236 944-8411 BUY ME NOW Here is a bargain if you want close-in home.

Ideal for retirement. Some couple should, surely be pleased with this 3 bdrm. 2 bath home with workshop, shade, perennial yard refrigerated. Call today for private 'showing. STAGGS REALTY 266-8495 NEW 4 Baths.

Small Dn. Terms- St. Spacious Joseph's 3 bdrm, Hospital. 2 bath Available home. $2,000 under FHA appraisal.

Out state owner wants offer. Priced in the teens. GOEBEL REALTY INC. 7201 7th St. 943-7267 NO QUALIFYING- -NEAR 5 Br.

Ba. 3 Br. 2. Ba. Furnished Central Cooling.

Reasonable Dn. Owner Will Finance. Jack Porter. Dewitt Realty, 252-6849, 942-6475. ESTATE.

2 Br. 1917 W. Washington. $5000. Carpeted, Drapes.

Jack Porter. Dewitt. Realty, 252-6849, 942-6475 OWNER. Three bedroom. Fenced yard.

Remodeled kitchen. 3229 West Pierce. 278-2760. SALE 4 BD. POOL $14,900 buys terrific built-in kitchen.

Large rm. Excel. garage. large landscaped lot. Convenient shopping schools.

4 Star 264-3481; 942-6347. Repossessed homes, 2-3-4 Bdrms. No closing cost. Same no down. Save Redecorated.

All areas. Aristate Rity 264-1828. Eve-265-7718. $150 DOWN $55 Month, Two bedroom. Large workshop.

15th Street and Broadway. Total $6,900. Needs paint. Sellwell Realty, 2001 West Hadley, AL 4-7265. REPOSSESSED HOMES Save Less than original cost.

No closing. Some No Down, Newly redecorated. 2-3-4 Bdrms. All areas ARISTATE REALTY 264-1828 Ev. 266-8088 2201 E.

Thomas $400 DOWN. $65 Month. Three bedroom masonry, Garage and Apartment. On Acre. Needs repairs.

Near County Hospital and Murphy School. Total $6.995. Sellwell Realty. 2001 West Hadley. 4-7265.

MADISON SCHOOL-POOL 3. BR. citrus, fireplace, carpet, frig. beautiful area. GREAT SCOTT REALTY 264-7141 WALK TO MADISON PARK Here's a nice 3 BR, bath older home located near 16th.

St. Camelback. Carpets drapes. Large, living rm, nicely landscaped 1 ac corner lot shade trees. Priced to sell immediately at only $11,200 Tony RIMSZA Realty 6517 N.

7th STREET AM 41881 FOR rent or lease with option. executive home with pool, 3500 sq. living BRAL $315 month. REALTY 2801 N. 24th OPEN St.

EVENINGS 264-490) 35 Marriage Licenses WOODS-KLINE, Harry 59, 2926 N. 16th Hazel 56, 2926 N. St. Births JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL March 8 BAILEY, Sylvester and Janet, 3931 W. El Camino Drive, boy.

BROOKS, Jerry and Rilla Rae, 405 DE BENON, Charles and Patricia, N. 40th Apt. 1, boy. Route 5. Box 1580, boy.

McCULLEY, Roland and Nancy, 3132 W. Elm, boy. POWELL, Bobby and Gloria, 1007 S. 19th boy. RAMIREZ, Joe and Frances, 8102 Amelia, boy.

WADDELL, Warren and Merilyn, 35 E. Euclid, boy. March ADAMS, Charles and Virginia, Route 1, Box 249, Buckeye, girl. HAHN, Calvin and Sharon, 3611 N. Fifth boy.

EMIEUR, Ralph and Kriseda, 13415 N. 20th girl. LATKO, Felix and Mary, 6449 E. PHILLIPS, William Scottsdale, boy. and Carole, 5547 N.

10th boy. RANALLI, Robert and Ruth, 2812 W. Turney, girl. STERLING, Calvin and Dixie, 2206 W. Monroe, girl.

VALENCIA, Jorge and Alicia, 9151 W. Adams, Tolleson, girl. VILLA, Jose and Josephine, 2024 W. Chambers girl. WEST, David and Susan, 4601 E.

Calle Ventura, girl. 2040 WESTPFAL, Albert and Anastasia, W. Cactus Road, MESA LUTHERAN HOSPITAL: CHANDLER, Lennis and Linda, 555 S. Bellview, Mesa, girl, March 9. HINMAN, Charles and Metta, 1317 E.

Marilyn, Mesa, boy, March 9. COMMUNITY HOSPITAL GLORIA, Manuel N. and Mary, Gilbert, girl, March 4. HOWE, James E. and Esther, Chandler, girl, March 6.

SCHAECHER, James G. and Constance, Chandler, boy, March 6. SCHMIDT, Ronald R. and Diana, Chandler, boy, March 7. DURAN, Federico B.

and Lupe, Queen Creek, boy, March 8. BRABENTZ, Frank S. and Marlea, Chandler, boy, March 9. DOCTORS HOSPITAL VICTOR, Jon and Karen, 956 W. Roma, boy, March 7.

RUSSELL, Donald and Phyllis, 2302 E. Delgado, girl, March 8. EATON, John and Beverly, 7031 Doubletree, Scottsdale, boy, March 9. LEWIS, SOUTHSIDE John DISTRICT HOSPITAL McClintock, and Margaret, 2223 S. girl, 9.

GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL March BARROW, Joseph and Leona, 1841 S. CROWN, McClintock, Tempe, boy. Barry and Diane, 8508 E. Plaza Scottsdale, boy. 6163 HARPER, N.

Granite William Jr. and Sandra, dale, Reef Road, Scottsboy. 1734 VASQUEZ, E. Miguel Enedina, Lynn Lane, girl. W.

WILLIAMS, Norman and Verna, 2416 St. John Drive, girl. Divorces Asked BERSCHEID, Mary J. sues Lawrence Dean. CLAY, Bettie E.

Robnice F. CRAWFORD, Darlene sues Clarence Oren. DABLEMONT, Eleanor S. sues Per. ry M.

DELOZIER; Shawnie Faye sues Frank R. FEHL, David, J. sues Sue E. GLADIN, Betty Jane sues James E. GRACE, Roland sues Monika.

HEALY, Beverly J. sues Robert L. HESKETT, Mildred I. sues Vernon HURD, Vivian sues Robert. McKOWEN, Claire D.

sues Charles McMASTERS, Sharlee Belle sues Marvin Robert (Separate maintenance). MURPHY, Robert S. sues Martha B. OWENS, Anne B. sues Robert Joseph.

PHELAN, Francis Leo sues Carolyn Sue. PIERCE, Alicia Joyce sues Arlie Eugene. PINZON, Clara B. John M. SORENSON, Lois sues William C.

(annulment). SPAULDING, Betty sues David H. SULLIVAN, Vera Marvin TRUMBLE, Lois sues Bryce (annulment). VAN VALKENBURG, John D. sues Margaret M.

Divorces Granted DAVIS, Mary Jane vs, Paul E. DOYLE, Marcella vs. William L. DICKERSON, Barbara J. vs.

Thomas L. GLASS, Allia Max. HUGHES, Evelyn Gayle vs. Thomas HENDERSON, do MONKS F. VS.

Sally. E. Jr. KLAUS, Mysta vs. William A.

LEWKOWITZ, Helen Burton. POWELL, Wanda L. vS. Alton 'R. PUGH, Dorothy M.

vs. Paul E. ROMERO, Salome Rita Monar. WHEELER, Judith vs. Jon Michael.

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Special Conclave March 13, 9 a.m. Dispensation to receive, read and ballot on petitions: conferring all the orders of Knighthood. G. Melvin Reese, E.C. 2-Funeral Announcements ALDRICH, Helen H.

Services 11 a.m. today, Chapel of Light, Green Acres Mortuary. Private cremation will follow. Charles R. Whitney, Director.

BAXTER, Merwin. Services today, 12:30 p.m., Sunset Chapel. Interment Memory Lawn. BLAIR, M. E.

Services Sat. 11 a.m., Chapel of Faith, Green Acres Mortuary, 5830 W. Missouri, Glendale. Rev. Charles A.

Surber officiating, Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Visitation all day today. BOYER, Ella. Services tonight 7:30 p.m., First Institutional Baptist Church; Rev. Charles Favors, officiating.

Burial. Vado, N. M. Uni. versal Memorial Center.

BRACY, Caroline R. Services will be conducted by Rev. Joe C. Smith of the Central Christian Church, Saturday Mi. p.m.

the Garden Gibbons Mortuary, Mesa. Interment, Mesa Cemetery. Friends may call today 4-9 p.m. BRONNICHE, Hans. Services today, Youngtown Community Church, p.m.

Lundberg's Golden Door Chapel, Youngstown. BROWN, Hattie, 618 N. 4th St. Mother of Arthur C. Foster.

Sister of Mrs. Emma McCauslin, Millersburg, Ohio. Passed away Thursday, 1 Grandchild also vives. Services conducted by Pastor Charles L. Strubel and Pastor Gerald W.

St. John, 11:30 a.m. Saturday in Memory Chapel, A A. L. Moore Sons.

Interment at Memory Lawn. BURT, Artie. Services conducted by Rev. Karel Sylvanus, 10:00 a.m. today In Chapel of Memories, A.

Moore Sons. Interment at Greenwood. BUSENBARK, James A. Services 11 a.m. today in the Arizona Funeral Home Chapel.

Bishop Alvin Cluff officiating. Interment in Resthaven, Glendale. Henry T. Forman and Eliiah Pope, Directors. COVEY, Estie E.

Services and interment Denver, Colo. Lundberg's Golden Door Chapel, Youngtown. CZARNECKI, Josephine. 3826 W. Mulberry.

Announcements later. Whitney Murphy. DENNIS, Margaret. Age 79. Grave side services Saturday morning 11 a.m.

Double. Butte Cemetery. Survived by niece Mattie Jamerson of Tucson. Tempe Mortuary. DRAYTON, Martha.

Survived by husband, Dewey Phoenix; daughters, Mrs. Josephine M. Bollinger, Spokane, Mrs. Vivian L. Slaktoski, Grand Rapids, one brother, 3 sisters out of state; 11 grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren.

Friends may call after 5 p.m. this evening; services 10 a.m. Paradise Chapel and Funeral Home. Interment Spokane, aWsh. FOLEY, Ophelia.

Services 2 p.m. today in the Universal Memorial Center; Rev. L. J. Dunbar officiating.

Burial Greenwood. HATLEY, Earl W. Survived by sisters, Miss Cora Hatley, Surprise; Dolly Andrus, Miss Fanny Hatley, both of Bayton, Eva Moorhead, Roswell, N.M.; Annie Belyeu, Central Point, brother, Aubrey, Fi. Stockton, Tex. Serv.

ices 10 a.m. Saturday, Lundberg's Chapel of The Chimes. Interment Resthaven. Visitation this noon and evening. HEMENWAY, Augusta 0., 209 E.

Southgate. Services Sat. 10 a.m. Bloom's South Phoenix Mortuary Chapel. Interment East Resthaven Park.

HICKS, David. Services Sat. a.m., Church of God in Christ, Mesa; Elder D. B. Danby officiating.

Burial Mesa: Universal Memorial Center. HOWELL, James H. Memorial services today 10 a.m. Lundberg's Golden Door Chapel, Youngtown. LARSON, Hilda Maria.

Services will be conducted by, Rev. John N. Peterson, 11 a.m. today, Chapel in the Garden, Mercer Mortuary. Interment Greenwood.

LONG, Daniel H. Services conducted by Mr. Avis C. Wiggins 11:30 a.m. today in Memory Chapel, A.

L. Moore Sons. Interment at Greenwood. McCREADY, Virgil. Services today 3 p.m., Sunset Chapel.

Interment Greenwood. MILLARD, Hazel. Services 10 a.m. today in Chapel of Light, Green Acres Mortuary, Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Charles R.

Whitney, Director. OLSEN, Nels E. Friends may call after 5 p.m. today; services 2 p.m. Saturday, Paradise Chapel and Funeral Home.

Private cremation. O'NEAL, William McKenzie. 1918 W. Palm Lane. Husband of Alberta O'Neal, father of Mrs.

Russell Buckley, Crescent City, Mrs. Gale H. Wright, Smith River, Calif. Passed away Thursday, 2 sisters, 4 brothers 5 grandchildren also survive. Services 1:00 p.m.

today in Chapel of Memories, A. L. Moore Sons. Interment at Memory Lawn, 2-Funeral Announcements PADILLA, Antonia S. 2221 W.

Palo Verde Dr. Wife of Solomon Padilla, mother of Mrs. Virginia Cecelia Alcocer, Flagstaff, Mrs. Celia Angelita, Wallis, Solomon Padilla daughter of Mrs. Juana Sanguino, Phoenix.

Passed away Wednesday, 2 grandchildren also survive. Rosary 7:30 p.m. today in Memory Chapel, A. L. Moore Sons.

Requiem Mass 9:15 a.m. Saturday in SS. Simon Jude Church, 6351 N. 27th Ave. Interment at St.

Francis. PETTY, James W. 231 E. Mohave. Announcements later by the Arizona Funeral Home, Henry Forman and Elliah Pope, Directors.

PRICE, Mary F. Survived by daughters, Mrs: Madge Tracy: Mrs. Nola Coak; Mrs. Myrtle Thompson, Phoenix; Mrs. Sophia Hall, Mrs.

Rose Stacey, Tucson; Mrs. Olla Hollingsworth; Mrs. Georgia Schaffer, Marion, sons, Henry, Morgantown, Coy, Indianapolis; Dewey, Tucson; several brothers and sisters out of state; twenty-one grandchildren thirteen great-grandchildren. Services 10 a.m. today at the Sunnyslope Chapel of Hansen Mortuary, Rev.

William Smith officiating. Interment Marion, Ind. RAMIREZ, Andrea. Recitation of the Rosary tonight. 8 p.m., at 737 S.

8th day 9 Street. Requiem Immaculate Mass SaturHeart Church. Morten Funeral Center. RENDA, Nick, Survived by wife Mary Ann and daughter Mildred, both Youngstown, of Phoenix; Ohio. Also son Carmen, grandChapel children.

Rosary 7:30 p.m. today, in the Garden, Mercer Mortuary. Requiem High Mass 9:30 a.m. Saturday at the Church of St. Agnes, 1954 N.

24th St. Interment St. Francis. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today.

ROMERO, Dionicio B. Beloved husband of Beatrice Romero. Father of Erlinda Rodriguez, Lupe Morales, Dionicio Alfred, Diego and Robert Romero. Brother of Erlinda Guerrero and Armida Mendez; also leaves 8 grandchildren. Recitation of the Rosary Sunday 8 p.m.

Mortensen-Kings Funeral Center. Requiem Mass Monday 9 a.m Immaculate Heart Church. ROGERS, Avis Laverne. Services conducted by Bishop Dwight Dana, 10 a.m. Sat.

in the Mesa Alma LDS Ward Chapel. Friends may call at Meldrum Mortuary 48 p.m. today. RUENSTEDT, Interment Mesa Cemetery. Kurt von, Announcements later by the Arizona Funeral Home.

SCHMIDT, Frank Stanley. Requiem Mass 9:15 a.m. today SS. Simon Jude Church. Interment in St.

Francis. A Grimshaw service. STRICKLAND, Stella. Mother of Mrs. Mattie Lee Wills, Mrs.

Lucille Anderson, Phoenix: Mrs. Josephine Woody, Midland, U. W. Strickland, Miami, Ariz. Passed away Wednesday.

Thirteen grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren also survive. Services conducted by Rev. Kenneth E. Brooks 10:00 a.m. Saturday Memory Chapel, A.

L. Moore Sons. Interment at Double Butte. Friends may call today. SWINDLE, Richard 127-C W.

Pima. Husband of Rosalie; father of Peggy Lynn and Richard Dennis. Graveside service 10 a.m. today in Greenwood Memorial. Arizona Funeral Home, Henry T.

Forman and Elliah Pope Directors. WASHINGTON, Samuel. Services Sat. 2 p.m, in Universal Memorial Center, Rev. E.

J. Sykes officiating. Graveside services, by Keystone Lodge No. 8 Burial Greenwood. WASSILAK, Adolph F.

Survived by wife, Myrtle; son, Adolph Van Nuys, daughters, Mrs. Nelle Austin, Phoenix: Mrs. Don Hart, Girrard, brother, Victor, South Bend, four grandchildren. Private services were held at Hansen Mortuary, 5-Funeral Directors FORMAN'S Arizona Funeral Home 376 N. 3rd Ave.

AL 3-2332 MERCER MORTUARY THOMAS RD. AT 16TH ST. Phone 266-2441 Private Parking A. L. MOORE SONS Services Today BURT, Artie, 10:00 a.m.

LONG, Daniel, 11:30 a.m. O'NEAL, William, 1:00 p.m. PADILLA, Antonia, Rosary 7:30 p.m. Adams at Fourth Avenue SUNSET CHAPEL 301 W. Camelback 277-2603 BLOOM'S SO.

PHX MORTUARY 3800 So. Central Ave. BR 6-2171 BETHANY CHAPEL AND MORTUARY 710 W. Bethany Home Rd. 279-7368 MESSINGER MORTUARY SCOT SCOTTSDALE WH 5-9521 PARADISE DISE CHAPEL RALPH L.

SAGE, DIRECTOR 3934 E. Indian School 955-1600 WHITNEY MURPHY FUNERAL HOME 330 N. 2nd Ave. AL 4-7278 6-Florists -OLGA'S Floral Service" 4727 N. 7th Avenue AM 4-4444 Lots and 7-Cemetery Services FOUR lots, Resthaven, sacrifice.

944-4776. GREEN Acres, Garden of Prayer. Four spaces. Market price, $220 per space. Will sell for $150 per space.

274-8523. 10-Lost Siamese male. Sealpoint. 266-5930. TEACHER'S briefcase, large brown.

6th Street-Monroe. Reward. BR 6-9469. CAT. Black male Persian.

Walks. with limp. Vicinity 17th Avenue, Glenrosa or Payson Highway, Dowell Road. AM 6-1591, AIREDALE, male, 4 years old. Has collar wth inscription in Globe, Ariz.

Reward. 946-6937. PARAKEET. Cream yellow. 42nd and East Vernon.

955-2385. WEIMARANER dog. Vicinity 15th Avenue and Lawrence Lane. Reward. 943-5226.

CAT. Male. Gray. Yellow collar. Vicinity 59th and Calle del Paisano.

946-0326. TOY poodle, male, white. Red rhinestone collar. "Gabby." Near 3805 North 48th Drive. Reward.

272-4488. SIAMESE, young male sealpoint. Glendale area. Reward. 939-2512.

BRACELET, Four strand green and beige Venetian glass beads. Treasured and irreplaceable, part of a set. At Carefree. Reward. 253-4032.

WRISTWATCH, lady's white, gold diamond Wyler. Lost March 3rd. Reward. 944-4652. CAPE.

Mink fur. Generous reward. Scottsdale, 946-2673. GERMAN Shepherd, black with silver chest, childs pet. Reward.

252-5474. 11-Found COLLIE, Calico. 272-1653. 13-Auctions GUS SONNY'S AAA AUCTION EVERY FRIDAY 7 PM Budging at the seams with some of the most beautiful furniture, to be found at auction. Most beautiful Italian Provencial bedroom set you have ever seen, consisting of latficed headboard, triple dresser, framed mirror, chest, hook on frame box spring mattress.

Motorola Lowboy stero. Wagon wheel bunk beds. Chord organ. Modern 2 piece bedroom set. Maple table 6 chairs.

Boston rocker. Bronzetone dinette sets. Maple recliner chair. King-sized Maple headboard. Kingsized box spring mattress.

Beautiful Early Amer modern liv sets. Coffee step table sets. New full twin sized boxsprings mattress. Maple hutch. Platform rockers.

Silvertoned 21" console TV. Ironrite, ironer. Frigidare dbl dr refrigerator, like new. Lots of good used bedroom sets, chests, dressers, pole lamps, beds, hideabed, rollaway bed, rugs, lamps, baby beds. TruCold dbl dr refrigerator, other good refrigerators.

30" gas range like new. Westinghouse elec ranges. Auto washers, all makes models. Console table model TV's. As usual the yard is full of bicycles, power mowers.

lamps, chairs, paint, rugs, box after box of misc dishes, cooking utensils, clothing, knick-knacks. bedding, books so forth. Open all day, Thur for inspection. There will be two tioneers working at the same time, 1 selling misc medium furniture the other selling better furniture. No waiting at this auction, we move oh.

5102 N. 27th CR 7-3812 Across from Maco Auctioneers: Gus Blanton and Dean Donaldson. SCOTTSDALE AUCTION. WH 5-0741. BIG BARN AUCTION 2949 W.

McDOWELL EVERY TUESDAY 7:00 PM We buy outright or sell on commission 272-4313 SALES. THURS. NITE SUNDAY 2517 W. Buckeye Rd. AP VALLEY AUCTION 8-4349 Downard Sale Yard Big Auction Every Sat.

3000 S. Cent. stricken with a heart attack at work Wednesday at Wallapai Brick and Clay Products and died en route to St. Joseph's Hospital. Mr.

Romero, 1204 E. Hess, lived in Phoenix 40 years. He was born in Tucson. Rosary will be recited at 8 Sunday in MortensenKings Funeral Center, 1020 W. Washington.

Requiem Mass will be said at 9 a.m. Monday in Immaculate Heart Church, 909 E. Washington. Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery.

He is survived by his wife, Beatrice; two daughters, Mrs. Erlinda Rodriguez of Phoenix and Mrs. Lupe Morales of Los Angeles; four sons, Dionicio Diego, and Robert all of Phoenix, Alfred in the Air Force at N. two sisters, Mrs. Erlinda Guerrero of Los Angeles and Mrs.

Armida Mendez of Tolleson; and eight grandchildren. Friends may call at the mortuary after noon tomorrow. Mary Price AVONDALE Services for Mrs. Mary Price, 76, who died Wednesday in Lincoln Hospital, will be held at 10 a.m. today in Hansen Mortuary, 8314 N.

Seventh Phoenix. The Rev. William 0. Smith of Crossroads Methodist Church will officiate. Burial will be in Marion, Ind.

Mrs. Price, 307 N. Central in Avondale, moved to Arizona three years ago. She resided in Avondale the past three months. She was born in Morgan County, Ky.

Survivors include seven daughters, Mrs. Madge Tracy, Mrs. Sophia Hall, and Mrs. Rose Stacey of Tucson, Mrs. Nola Coak and Mrs.

Myrtle Phoenix, Mrs. Olla Hollingsworth and Mrs. Georgia Schaffer of Marion; three sons, Henry of Morgantown, Coy of Indianapolis, and Dewey of Tucson; several brothers and sisters, out of state; 21 grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren, Irrigation TOTAL STORED WATER Reservoirs' capacity, a. ft. 2,073,716 Total stored water, a.

ft. 987,345 Total gain in 24 hrs. a. ft. 585 SALT RIVER PROJECT Net stored water, a.

ft. 724,026 stored water 546,782 Net project gain BIVERTED" 448 WATER Northside use, miner's in. 24,440 Southside use, miner's in. 21,800 Granite. Reef, a.

ft. 2,293 Pumped a. ft. 1,279 NORMAL FLOW PERIOD NO. 9 From.

12:01 a.m. March 6 to 11:59 p.m. March 13 is for use on land cultivation on or before 1909. Marriage Licenses A 1812 N. 35th Frances Roger, Eliza- 29, beth, 26, Glendale.

Leo Paul Henry, 21, Litchfield Park; Darlene Sue, 18, 2736 W. Butler Drive. Charles Andrew, 21, 2013 W. Encanto; Joan Marie, 22, 2013 W. Encanto.

HANSEN-POPE, William Salt' 57; Irma 53, both of Lake HOLMES-HILL, E. Joseph William, 49, 2454 Wood; Juanita, 25, 2512 E. Roeser. Rold Hunt, 24; Patricia, both of Snowflake. RICHE -AMOS, John Raymond, Scottsdale; Gussie 1116 W.

Indian School. James 26; Yvonne, 17, both of Garden Grove, Calif. HARE, Wayne Dennis, 25, 4218 N. Longview; Eloise Anna, 29, Mesa. STEGMAN WALL.

Anthony 2302 N. 27th Myrtle Ann, 26, MILLER N. 27th St. George Terry, W. Jefferson; Carol Sue, 18, 3216 W.

Madison. Orville 60, 917 W. Avalon; Mary 46, Orange, Calif. Edward Kenneth, 26; Nancy Jean, 23, both of Legal Advertising On February 10, 1965, Spanish Language Television of Arizona, filed with the Federal Communications Commission an I application for a construction permit for a new commercial television broadcast station to be operated at Phoenix, Arizona, on Channel 14, with visual power 19.85 kilowatts, and an antenna at 1,540 feet above average terrain. The proposed transmitter site is at South Mountain Park, Phoenix, Arizona, and the proposed studio location will be in Phoenix, Arizona, at a place to be determined.

On February 26, 1965, there was filed an amendment of the subiect application to correct an error regarding the stockholders. As amended, the application shows that, the officers; of Spanish directors Lan- and principal stockholders guage Television of Arizona, Inc. are: pluribus unum enterprises, 30.56% stockholder; Donald B. Thomson, President and a Director: George W. Soderquist, 1st Vice President, a Director, and per cent Arnold R.

Sabel, 2d Vice President and a Director: Leonard Calderon, 3d Vice President, a Director, and 13.89 per cent stockholder; and Elmer Green, Treasurer, and a Director. Published: March 11, 12, 18, 49, 1965. Friends of Dameron eulogies, and then Billy Taylor, jazz critic and pianist, played a solo selection on an ivory white piano donated to the church for the occasion by Duke Ellington. When Taylor finished, Golson's group took a position behind and to the left of the bier. At his signal, the quintet swung into one of Dameron's best known composition, "Ladybird." They followed with "If You Could See Me No," and "Squirrel." THE quintet, besides Golson, included trumpeter Johnny Cole, drummer Mel Lewis, pianist Cedar Walton, and bass fiddler Reggie Warsman.

Lewis is white, the others Negro. The notes of the progressive jaz. selections filled the church. There was no audience applause when the 15-minute recital ended. The pastor closed the services with a few more words, then led the congregation in prayer.

In the audience were Dam- eron's mother, Ruth, his brother, Caesar, and his Englishborn second wife, Mia, 38, whom Dameron met in a hospital and married 13 months ago. She is white. DAMERON came out of Cleveland, Ohio, where he was a self-taught jazz pianist in local night clubs. In New York, he became music arranger for such stars as Ellington, Sarch Vaughn, Stan Kenton and George Shearing. He also became a writer of progressive jazz compositions.

I Dameron's last public appearance was last November in Greenwich Village night club. As Dameron's body was borne away to Ferncliff Cemetery in Westchester County after the funeral services, Taylor declared: "Dameron was a musician of undeniable talent who never achieved the proper recognition. The music played this afternoon is his legacy to the world." pi for be ice 1 NE.