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40 REPUBLIC CITY ATTENTION CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS THURSDAY, December 30th, is the deadline for scheduling of classified advertising for the Sun. or Mon. publications. The Classified Advertising Department will be closed Friday, December 31st, in observance of New Year's Day. Friday and Saturday The telephones will be open from 8 a.m.

to 12 noon for corrections and cancellations of ads already scheduled. Naturalist denounces Darwin's evolution United Press PHILADELPHIA A Michigan State University naturalist says Darwin's theory of evolution is "more illogical than biological" and doesn't hold up in the light of modern scientific knowledge. Prof. John N. Moore, in a paper prepared for delivery today at a meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, contended there is no scientific backing for the theory that man evolved from amoebae and sea slimes.

The theory of evolution, he said, is an "incredible religion" but not a science. He said it is "reasonable" to conjecture that life might have been created many times not just once. The theory that higher animals developed slowly from lower forms of life, expounded by the English naturalist Charles Robert Darwin in 1859, has generally been accepted despite early attacks by church and educational leaders. Moore said, however, that evolution should not be taught Legal Advertising ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS PROJECT: 1-10-3(95), 1-10-3(96), 1-10-3(97), 1-10-3(87). F-030-1(6).

BIDS HIGHWAY: OPENED: Phoenix January 12, 1972 Grande, SECTION: 7th Ave-7th 7th Buren, Sherman Van Buren, 24th St. WAGE DETERMINATION DECISION NO: DEMOLITION CONTRACT: D-1-60 TIME FOR COMPLETION: 30 WORKING DAYS Sealed bids will be received until 11:00 a.m., Naval Observatory Time by Western Union, on the above date, and then publicly opened and read at the office of the Arizona Highway Commission, 206 South 17 Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona, 85007. No bids will be received after the time specified. The location of the proposed work is in the City of Phoenix on Interstate Route 10, beginning at Grand Avenue and extending east and south 10 Van Buren Street. The proposed work consists of the removal of all improvements on fourteen (14) parcels; the removal of all trees, shrubs and hedges, except where trees are specified to remain; removal of all slabs, footings and foundations; filling all excavations; removal of all broken concrete and debris from lots and alleys; and the leveling of all lots to finish grade.

Plans, Pamphlets specifications, obtained and Proposal may be Property Management Division, Arizona Highway Department, 1640 Grand Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona, or by mail from 1701 West Jackson Street, Phoenix, Arizona, 85007. Proposal Pamphlets are not transferable and, when used to submit a bid, shall be. returned in the envelope provided by the Department for that purpose. The lowest qualified bidder shall be duly licensed as a contractor in the State of Arizona prior to the execution of the contract by the Arizona Highway Department. A proposal guarantee in the form of an unendorsed certified or cashier's check, cash, or bid bond made payable to the Arizona Highway Department in the amount of $300 is required to accompany the proposal.

sublect to forfeiture upon failure of bidder to enter into contract. REJECTION OF BIDS OR WAIVER OF ANY DEFECT IN THE BIDDING IS SUBJECT TO COMMISSION APPROVAL. Prevailing wage rates are shown in the Wage Determination Decision, the number of which is shown above, which has been determined in accordance with the requirements of the law and issued by the Secretary of Labor for this proiect and in the Arizona Prevailing Wage Scale, of certified by the Industrial sion scales will Arizona, both of which wage be incorporated into the Proposal Pamphlet and the contract. All labor employed on this project shall be paid in accordance with these minimum wage rates. In case the respective.

rates for any labor classification differ in the two wage scales, the higher minimum rate shall govern. The two wage scales referred to herein are on file in the Department and copies may be obtained at all reasonable times. The Arizona Highway Department, in accordance with the provisions of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (78 Stat. 252). and the Regulations of the Department of Commerce (15 C.F.R., Part 8), issued pursuant to such Act.

hereby notifies all bidders that it will affirmatively insure that the contract enwill tered into pursuant to this advertisement be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder without discrimination on the ground of race, color, or national origin. WM. N. PRICE State Highway Engineer Published: Arizona Republic and Phoenix Gazette December 27, 1971; January 7, 1972. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS PROJECT: 022-3-957 BIDS OPENED: JANUARY 21, 1972 TERMINI: PHOENIX-GLOBE HIGHWAY COST OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS: $5.00 LOCATION: Jct.

US 60 Greenfield Road 56th Street ITEM 101 AFE: 60082 TIME FOR COMPLETION: 45 WORKING DAYS Sealed bids will be received until 11:00 A.M., Naval Observatory Time by Western Union, on the above date, and then publicly opened and read at the office of the Arizona State Highway Commission, 206 South 17th Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona, 85007. No bids will be received after the time specified. Proposals for more than one prolecti may be set for opening at the time indicated above. The proiect order of opening and reading proposals will be determined at the time of opening, and there will be a pause between proiect openings to allow a bidder the opportunity to submit a written request to withdraw his unopened bid. The location of the proposed work is in Maricopa County on U.S.

Route 60, east of Mesa, at the Intersections of Greenfield Road and 56th Street. The proposed work consists of grading and draining; furnishing and placing base and surfacing materials; furnishing and installing conduit and pull boxes; constructing signal pole foundation's and other incidental work. VARIOUS ITEMS AND APPROXIMATE QUANTITIES Roadway Excavation, CU. Select Material, Ton, Aggregate Base Ton, Bituminous Material, Ton, 137; Asphaltic Concrete, Ton, Reinforced Concrete Pipe, 130; Non-Reinforce Concrete Pipe, 90; Concrete Curb and Gutter, Electrical Conduit, L. 2.572.

and Proposal 17th Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85007. The Arizona Highway Department, 206 South Pamphlets, may, Contracts be and obtained Specifications, from the a total cost of plans and specifications for this project, exclusive of Standard Specifications and Standard Plans, is shown above and is payable by check drawn to the Arizona Highway Department. No refund will be allowed for plans and specifications returned to the Department. Proposal Pamphlets are not transferable and, when used to submit a bid, shall be returned in the envelope provided by the Department for that purpose, No contractor shall be eligible to submit a bid until duly licensed as contractor in the State of Arizona, and until his Contractor's Statement of Experience and Financial Condition, made on the form supplied by the Arizona Highway Department, has been approved. Prequalification statements shall be filed not later than, fifteen days prior to the date of opening bids.

A proposal guaranty in the form of either an unendorsed certified or a cashler's check made payable to the State Treasurer of Arizona for not I ss than five percent of the gross amount of the bid is required to accompany the proposal, subiect to forfeiture on failure of bidder to enter into contract. The right is reserved to relect any and all bids, as provided for in the Standard Specifications. Alf labor employed, on this proiect shall be paid in accordance with the Arizona Prevailing Wage Scale shown in the conA list showing the Wage Scale: is con file in the Depariment and copies may be obtained at all reasonable times. WM.N. PRICE State.

Highway Engineer Published: Arizona Republic December 20, 27, 1971. Marriage Licenses Dec. 24, 1971 Glenn, 44, Mesa; Marianne, 28, Chandler. BALDWIN-ORETGA: Philip Burce, 24, 3318 N. 18th Gloria Jean.

21, 1107 N. 36th Ave. BANKS-HARRISON: Harry, 63; Mildred, 47, both of Jacksonville Beach, Fla. SPEARS: 22, Robin, W. P.O.

Box 1572; Lynda, 2013 Encanto. a Betty. Ann, 17, both of Randy Tolleson. 20; 2307 E. Janice Way; John Deborah 21, 16, 2925 E.

Turquoise Drive. Lawrence 3025 N. 32nd Linda Sue, 27, Tempe. George 24, Elizabeth, 26, both of 225 W. Way.

28, 6333 MEEHROY, Christine, 21, FLEMING Thomas 5029 W. Campbell. Shawn 320B N. 52nd Jo Ann, 21, 1701 W. Mohave.

John 18; Karen 18, both of Scottsdale. John 28; Diane 24, both of 3802 N. 28th St. John Albert, 19, 1901 E. Avaion Drive; Margaret lola, 17, 4209 N.

11th St. Lawrence, 21, 2334 E. Turney; Patricia 19, 1266 E. Windsor. Timothy Lynn, 22; Judith 28, 4480 E.

Bellview. Robert Larry, Luke AFB; Debra Lynn. 16, 7226 N. 31st Drive. Gary 23, Laramie, Rosemary, 22, 4544 Palomino.

ER: Scott 24; Sandra, 28, both of 1810 W. Carol. Antonio 22: Maria, 20, both of Guadalupe. Keigh 37, 4034 W. Willetta; Shirley 2401 E.

Monroe. LOPEZ Monroe; Daniel Gloria 19, 1602 W. Morenci. LOUCKS-CORNELISON: Benton Earl, 39, 3834 W. Golden Lane; Waneta Mae, 40, 8610 N.

23rd Ave. John. 18; Shirley 21, both of 1946 W. Cocopah. MINTER-BLY: David Michael, 25; Carol 25, both of 372 N.

21st Ave. Larry 24, Mesa; Roannah, 23, Tempe. NITSO-ZITO: Stanley C. 11, 27, Glendale; Shirley, 35, 10015 N. 11th Ave.

Gus Bruce, 35; Loretta Lee, 33, both of 1128 E. El Camino. Melon: jades, 38; Frances, 26, both of Guadalupe. PACE-ELLIS: Carroll, 29; Marie, 21, both of 121 W. Roeser Road.

PATTERSON-BERRY: Donald, Altade- 36; Shirley, 35, both of 3421 E. na. Samuel Irvin, 23, 801 W. Turney; Lia Ruth, 23, 1410 E. Campbell.

NEWTON: Stetarzo Soir 29. Scottsdale; Diana N. Glendale; De Anne, 18. 8812 N. RIPER BLACK: Harry Winston, 28th Ave.

Walter 19, 4418 N. 21st Cheryl, 17, 1948 E. Mitchell. Jesus Perez, 29; Francisca, 35, both of Glendale. SHOWERS-DIAS: Russell C.

19, 8027 N. 31st Deanna 19, Glendale. SMITH Roger Loyd, 21, Mesa; Robie Jeane, 19, 3612 E. Palm Lane. Michael Andrew, 26, 3437 N.

50th Place; Tempe. SPIRES- JONES: Jack 43, 2441 Thomas; Patricia Ann, 3988 Grand Ave. Scott Craig, 23; Judy Ann, 18, both of Tucson. STRAVERS-DRIESENS: David, 22; Janet, 21, both of Grand Rapids, Mich. 7460 by Alice Brooks Toss this dashing cape over skirts, pants, dressesgreat for town, country, travel.

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Marriage Licenses VALENCIA-BALLESTEROS: is Ramon, 18, El Mirage; Janet, 18, Surprise. WISHART-COHEE: Lawrence Mark, 22, 6222 S. 14th Place; Debra Lee, 18, El Mirage; Janet, 18, Surprise. 8834 Second Way; Patricia, 31, or of Vern 41, 4407 N. 36th St.

Divorces Granted Dec. 24, 1971 Shirley from Reese BERRY, Susan K. from Michael BRADBURY, Dolores J. from Alan BUTLER, Ronna Lynn from Robert Otley BYUS, Mary from Clifton CARTER, Sally Elizabeth from Marvin CRAIN, Shervill from Harry DELGADO, Arsenic S. from ArmiS.

ELLIS, David R. from Judi P. FAIRLESS, Dennis F. from Nancy FELICIANO, Patricia A. from GALINDO, Lazara from Carlos GALLENTINE, Gloretta Jeanette from Dale Phillip GRASSO, Pacido H.

from Daisy D. HAHN, Anna Lee from Michael ArHANSON, David Allan from Diane Adeline HERSH, Sally J. from Philip HOLLINGSWORTH, Diane from Jan Lile LAKE, Susan Q. from Allen Dean. LEACH, Bette Ann vs.

Ralph Cyrus (granted to each) LOPEZ, Anna Belle from Louis C. MILLS, Marie B. VS. Richard Lowell (Granted to each) NAPIER, Sue from Michael NOBLE, Nola Carol from Douglas NOEL, Royanne from Franklin PERSON, Lois B. from Ralph E.

PIPPEN, Diane Lynn from Billy Roland ROBERTSON, Grace from Zack SANDIGE, Shirley N. Richard SERRANO, Susan Carole from Oscar Edward STANLEY, Diana Geraldine from Joseph Leon Jr. TWYFORD, Jack W. from MicheaVAUGHN, Imogene F. from Ray H.

WIEDOFF, Mark Henry from Sandra. WILLIAMS, Janet Marie from David Aaron WILSON, Edith Faye from Terry. Births PHOENIX GENERAL HOSPITAL BAKER, Earl E. and Rosa 5032 girl, Dec. 15.

CHATFIELD, Alan R. and Barbara 7347 N. Cheryl Drive, boy, Dec. 17. ALBERT, George H.

and Irma, 8245 E. Hubbell Scottsdale boy, 18. BULLARD, Michael D. and Linda 2141 W. Second Place, Mesa, girl, Dec.

18. HINANT, George L. and Suzan 5600 N. 43rd Ave. Sp.

70, Glendale, girl, Dec. 18. ROMEY, Stephen D. and Lorinda 6046 S. Eighth Place, boy, 19.

NORTHWEST HOSPITAL MOORE, A Donna and Robert, 5120. Grand Glendale, boy, Dec. 13. PREUTT, Jimmie and Carol 15615 Greasewood, Surprise, boy, Dec. 14.

BULTMAN, Charon and Ronald, 7011 N. 68th No. 3, Glendale, boy, Dec. 14. JOHNSON, Joseph and Lenore, girl, Dec.

15. MARYVALE SAMARITAN HOSPITAL BOSTOCK, Frank and Paula, 1001 N. girl, Dec. 17. MERCER, Ronald and Vicky, 6532 Van Buren, Sp.

62, girl, Dec. 18. POND, Thomas and Linda, 8335 W. Devonshire, girl, Dec. 18.

ANDERSON. Arlo and Wilma, 6716 Roma, boy, Dec. GIVEN, William and Paula, 7278 W. Highland, boy, Dec. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.

TRUJILLO, Linda and Jesus, 3345 W. Madison, girl, Dec. CALLAS, Magdalena and Tony, 6608 S. 11th girl, Dec. 8.

VASQUEZ, Lolita and Eddie, 246 S. 19th girl, Dec. 11. BARNHART, Linda and James, 61755 E. Elton, Mesa, girl Dec.

12. BUCKS. Betsy and Dale, 1730 E. Campus Drive, Tempe, girl, Dec. 13.

SWARTHOUT, Denton and Christine, 3433 N. 36th boy, Dec. 14. CAMPBELL, Margaret and GreBelmont, girl, Dec. 15.

FIGUEROA, Otilia and Robert, 2702 Caldwell, girl. Dec. 16. GILLETTE, Leslie and Monte, 9802 S. girl, Dec.

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Seventh St. No. 4, girl, Dec. 16. RODRIGUEZ, Manuelita and Richard, 1811 E.

Nancy Lane, girl, Dec. 16. ESTRADA, Grace and Jose, 3757 W. Wier, Dec. 18.

MEYER, Mary Lou and John, 12220 N. 22nd Place, boy, Dec. 20. DOCTORS HOSPITAL. CLARK, John and Sharon, 244 E.

Pasadena, boy, Dec. 18. ELLIOT, David and Suzanne, 300 E. Eighth St. Casa Grande, boy, Dec.

15. FARNEY, James and Teresa, Box 66D Black Canyon Stage Road, Dec. 18. Gary and Bessie Mae, 2313 W. Freeway Lane, boy, Dec.

14. PADILLA, Richard and Constance, 3517 N. 24th St. girl, Dec. 13.

RAY, Dunald and Nancy, 5308 W. Windsor. girl, Dec. 16. SULLIVAN, John and Patsy, 3305 E.

Roosevelt, girl, Dec. 13. TUCKER, James and Gloria, 4108 E. Edgemont, boy, Dec. 13.

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Bradbury, 4-Funeral cements ADKINS, Mary Elizabeth. Memorial services 1 p.m. today at Aio Heights Baptist Church, 1750 Norih 2nd Avenue, Aio. Interment Aio Cemetery. Arrangements by Grimshaw Bloom Chapel, 3800 South Central.

ANDREWS, L. Memorial Services Wednesday p.m. Lundberg Sunland Chapel. BELCHER, Alfred. Services 2 p.m.

today, M. L. Gibbons Tempe Mortuary, 405 East Southern. Interment East Resthaven. BINFORD, Sylvia.

University Memorial Center. BONNET, Felix Francois. Services conducted by Masonic Funeral Committee 2 p.m. Tuesday in Memory Chapel, A. L.

Moore Sons. Interment Kalispell Montana. BOOKER, George H. Graveside services today 11 a.m. Tucson, Ariz.

Chapel of the Roses, Larry J. Melcher Mortuary. BRANCH, Wauneta, of 2621 East Kelton Lane, passed away Friday. Survived by husband Wayne two sons, Bille and DeWayne. Three daughters, Betty Robinson, Phoenix; Loma Theade, Billings, Montana, and Bonnie Scanlon, of Epping, North Dakota.

Fourteen grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday, from the Chapel of Sunnysiope Sunnyside Mortuary with Rev. Norman W. Knight officiating.

Interment Memory Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary until time of service. BUELL, Mabel 1802 West Rovey. Passed away December 25, 1971. Survived by daughter-in-law Mrs.

Norma Buell, of Phoenix; brother Marion. Conner, Columous, Ohio. Grandchildren Janice, Ruth, Robert, James and John, all of Phoenix. Please refer to Monday Gazette or Tuesday Republic for service time. Arrangements by Grimshaw Bethan Bethany Home.

BURGIN, James Maurice. Messinger Mortuary, Chapel, Scottsdale. Mass a.m. today, St. Agnes Catholic Church.

Interment St. Francis Cemetery. BUSCH, Samuel. Services today p.m., Sinai Rabbi Mortuary, 4538 North 16th Street. Albert, Plotkin officiating.

Interment Beth Israel Cemetery. Make contributions to City of Hope, Chapter 492, or Temple Beth Israel. CARLISLE, Lenzie T. Passed away Wednesday. Arrangements pending.

A. L. Moore Sons. CAVANAGH, William Survived by parents Mrs. Stella Cavanagh, Mr.

Harry J. Cavanagh, brothers Harry Jr. and Mike. Two brothers and sisters. Sister Mrs.

James (Kathy) Burrow, Mrs. Charles (Dianne) Albert, Patricia and Jamie, Grandparents Mrs. Isabelle Dominguez and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cavanagh, all of Phx.

Rosary will be at Whitney Murphy Arcadia funeral home, 4800 E. Indian School 7:30 p.m. tonight. Mass of requiem 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, St.

Thomas the Apostle Church. Interment St. Francis Cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. today.

CHESSER, Raymond E. Services 1 p.m. today. Burial Memory Lawn Cemetery. Paradise Chapel Funer.

al Home, Ralph L. Sage, director. COKER, Floyd 1435 North 35th Avenue. "Husband of Mrs. Betty Coker, Phoenix.

Father of Virgil Coker, Phoenix. Son of Mrs. Zora Ross, Phoenix. Brother of Mrs. Mildred Jarboe, Phoenix; Mrs.

Myrtle Wolfenbauger, Salinas, fornia; Mrs. Dorothy David, Los Angeles, California; Mrs. Velma Reimann, Los Angeles; and Cecil Coker, Phoenix, Passed away Friday. Services Monday at 3:30 p.m. in Memory Chapel, A.

L. Moore and Sons. Interment Greenwood. Friends may call from 10 a.m. today.

CRANDALL, Lottie Noble. Mother of Mrs. Lorraine Isaacson, Mrs. Marjorie Dollabetta, Mrs. Nathele Bowers, Noble V.

King and Wayne B. Crandall. Passed. away Sunday evening. Funeral services conducted Bishop Roy E.

Harris 10 a.m. Tuesday in the Mesa 9th LDS Ward Chapel, 997 E. Broadway. Friends may call at the Meidrum Mortuary, East Room, Macdonald at 1st Mesa, 4-8 p.m. today, and 1 hour prior to services Tuesday in the Ward Relief Society room.

Interment Mesa Cemetery. DANIEL, Dr. Richard 1921 W. Holly. Husband of Merrill Daniel Phoenix.

Son of Mr. V. M. Daniel, Phoenix. Brother of Shirley Smith, Spokane, Washington.

Grandson of Zepha Sletto, Phoenix. Passed away Friday. Graveside Services Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. at Double Butte Cemetery. Friends may call from noon till 9 p.m.

Tuesday. A. L. Moore Sons. DAUMLER, Kenneth C.

Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. at Carr Mortuary, Tempe. Memorials to First United Methodist Church, Tempe, are, preferred, funeral arrangements later. DICKASON, Roy 608 East Montebello, father of Alan Dickason, son of Samuel Dickson, Phoenix and Mrs. Rosa Lee Dickason, Las Vegas, Nevada; brother of Cathy, Bart, Brett Dickason, Phoenix.

Services will be held Tuesday 11:30 L. a.m. Moore in Chapel of Memories in and Sons. Interment Memory Lawn. Friends may call, Monday 3 p.m.

tIll 10 p.m. -Funeral Announcements DRAPER, Russell Dean. Services conducted by Rev. Allen Hull 11:00 a.m. today in Chapel of Memories, A.

L. Moore Sons. Interment Pullman, Wash. A memorial to American Cancer Society Arizona Pre-School for Retarded Children, 6306 N. 7th St.

is preferred, EDWARDS, Annie E. Memorial Services 1 p.m. today at Grimshaw Brazill-Whitney Chapel, 5754 W. Glenn Drive. Glendale.

Interment Glendale Memorial Park. EDWARDS, Sara. Services today 11 a.m. Peoria Church of the Nazarene, Lundberg Golden Door Chapel, Youngtown. ELLIOT, Flora Riggenburg, 708.

N. State Street, Madrid, lowa. Mother of Floyd J. Ritchart. Phoenix.

Grandmother of Mrs. Charles Marshall, Darwin Ritchart and EUgene Ritchart, all of Phoenix. Passed away Saturday. 7, greatgrandchildren also and survive. great-great- Serv7 ices 10:00 a.m.

Tuesday in Chapel of Memories, A. L. Moore and Sons. Friends may call from 3 til 9 today, ERWIN, Pearl E. Beloved wife of mother of Mrs.

Darlene Bickers, Montgomery, Ill. Services and interment Aurora, Ill. Local arrangements by Gibbons Desert View Chapel. ESKRIDGE, Ellery A. Survived by two Moore, stepdaughters, Mrs.

Virgina Topeka Kansas, and Mrs. Mich. Marvin Randolf Sr. of Shelbyville, Likes of One niece, Mrs. Virginia Tempe.

Sister-in-law Mrs. Lucille Wimmer of Mesa. Nine grandchildren. Services will be the conducted at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Desert View Chapel.

M. L. Trail Gibbons Mesa. Mortuary, 9702 E. Apache View Memorial Interment at Mountain may call at the mortuary 3-8 p.m.

Gardens. Friends today, EWING, Passed Linda P. 2512 W. Missouri. rial services away 1 Dec.

24, 1971. Memo6242 First N. Christian 59th Church of Glendale, p.m. Wednesday Glendale. With Rev.

Theodore Cord officiating. Interment Friends may Resthaven Park Cemetery. at Grimshaw call 4-9 p.m. Tuesday el, 5754 W. Glenn Charles R.

Brazill-Whitney ChapWhitney, Director. FISHER, Gary Don. Memorial services Bethany 3 p.m. today at Grimshaw Home. Interment Greenwood Bethany MeChapel, 710 W.

morial Park. 2 Chapel William J. Services today FULLER, J. p.m. Melcher of the Roses, Larry Mountain View Mortuary.

Memorial Gardens. Interment ing. GALAZ, Albino. Grimshaw Arrangements pend710 W. Bethany Home.

Bethany Chapel, wife GALLIHER, Claude L. Survived by Mary; three daughters, Mrs. Mrs. Alice Tangen, Elma Washington, Texas, Mrs. Claudette Jarrell, Laredo Casa Grande.

Katherine Brashier, two state. great grand, two sisters 11 grandchildren, Private cremation. Larry out of Melcher Mortuary. Mrs. GENSON, Paul E.

Survived by wife Phoenix Caludia and Genson; son leonard, daughter Mrs. Beverlv Yeager, Scottsdale. One brother and two sisters out of state. Four grandchildren. Services Tuesday 10 a.m.

Sunnyslope Chapel of Hansen ing. Mortuary. Rev. Gil Myers officiatCemetery. Interment Ft.

Bliss National Visitation 6-9 today. In please of remember material remembrances the new Kidney Machine Foundation, 1515 E. Osborn. GILES, pending, Robert S. Arrangements Grimshaw Bloom Chapel, 3800 S.

Central. GUTTING (Johnson), Thomas Lee. Survived by parents Mr. Mrs. Vance Gutting of Glendale, father Mo.

Sidney 3 Johnson of Kansas City, sisters, Carolyn, Cyndy, VerMrs. lene, all Vicky of Glendale. Step-sister Eddy of Kansas City, Kansas. Step-brothers Earl Gutting of ting, Kahoka, Richard GutMr. Carthage, Mrs.

William Ill. Grandparents Mrs. City, Harry Johnson of Kansas Mo. and Mr. Mrs.

Earl Gufting of Kahoka, Mo. Service, 2 p.m. Wednesday Chapel The Cnimes. Interment Glendale Memorial Park. Friends may call 7-9 p.m.

Tuesday. wife HALLER, Violet. Russell Sr. Survived by Sons Russell, Jr. of Deale, James G.

of Phoenix. 7 Sister Florence Reilly of Pittsburg. grandchildren. Services and interment Pittsburg, Pa. Local arrangements by Maryvale Chapel and Mortuary.

HARNEY, Thomas L. Requiem mass 9 a.m. today, St. Stephens Byzantine Church. Interment St.

Francis Cemetery. Whitney Murphy Arcadia Funeral Home, 4800 E. Indian School Rd. HEAD, Georgia. William Herbert, 1342 East Passed away Saturday.

Arrangements pending. A. L. Moore and Sons. HERZ, Gertrude, 2936 N.

36th St. Passed away Dec. 24, 1971. Survived, by. husband Leo, of sons William Schoenemann, of Santa Clara, Calif.

and Lothar Herz of pell Rhode Island. Brother Fred Copof Rhode Island. Also 5 grandchildren. Memorial graveside services 2:30 today at Beth El Cemetery, W. Van Buren, with Rabbi Moshe Tutnauer officiating.

Arrangements by Grimshaw Bethany Chapel, 710 W. Bethany Home. HOWE, Lester G. Services 2 p.m. today, Sunnyslope Chapel of Hansen Mortuary.

Interment Deer Valley. JACOBS, Percy. Webber Sons Mortuary. JOHNSTON, James W. Arrangements pending.

Paradise Chapel Funeral Home, Ralph L. Sage, director. JOHNSTON, Laura of Mayer, Arizona. Mother of Mrs. Ethel Scott, Mayer; Mrs.

Katherine Vilips, Miami Lakes, Clarence A. Johnston, Phoenix; James R. Johnston, Cape Coral Lee Johnston, Minneapolis, Walter G. Johnston, Cincinatti, Ohio; and Zane G. Johnston, Tempe.

Two sisters out of state and 21 and 24 great-grandchildren also survive. Passed away Thursday. Services Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. in Chapel of Memories, A. L.

Moore and Sons. Interment East Resthaven. Friends may call from 3 till 9:00 p.m. Tuesday. KELLEY, James.

Services 2 p.m. today Green Acres Mortuary, Scottsdale. Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens. KENDIG, Dr. George.

Private Graveside services Tuesday at Greenwood. A Memorial to CODAC is preferred. A. L. Moore Sons.

KRUSKO, Robert J. 608 S. 92nd Place Arrangements by Larry J. Melcher Mortuary. Services in Bruce, Wisconsin, Thursday.

LONG, Ray L. Services will be conducted 10 a.m. today at the Desert View Chapel. M. L.

Gibbons Mortuary, 9702 E. Apache Trail, Mesa. Rov. Robert W. Ray, pastor of the First United Methodist Church of Mesa, officiating.

Masonic graveside services by Apache Lodge No. 69 AM. Interment at Mountain View Memorial Gardens. LYKE, Bert. Survived by wife Virgie; three daughters, Mrs.

Geraldine Gleason, Fontana, California; Mrs. Shirley E. Burriss, Blasdell, New York; Mrs. Joan P. Miller, Knightstown, Indiana.

Seven grandchildren. Services Wednesday p.m., Chapel of the Rose, Larry Melcher Mortuary. Interment Mountain View Memorial Gardens. Friends may call Tuesday afternoon and LYNES, Michael. Arrangements pending.

Grimshaw Bethany Chapel, 710 West Bethany Home. McCOMB, William 0., 1521 West Van Buren. Grandfather of F. W. "Bill" Farmer, Phoenix.

Passed away Friday. Four great-grandchildren also, survive. Services Tuesday at 12:45 p.m. in Chapel of Memories, A. L.

Moore Sons. Interment Greenwood. Friends may call from 5 till 9 p.m. today. McELWAIN, Oren.

Father of Charles Ray Kooken of Prescott, Mrs. Vernia Haley of Texas, Mrs. Jeania Triska of Buckeye, Minnie King and Theresa McElwain, both of Riverside. Brother of Ted McElwain, Kansas, Glenn McElwain of Colorado, Mrs. Helen Malone, Lanelle, both of California, nine grandchildren; ten great 11 a.m.

Serv ic Thursday Seventh Day Adventists Church, Maricopa Reservation, Laveen. Burial East Resthaven Cemetery. Visitation 2-9 Tuesday, all day Wednesday. Universal Sunset Chapel, 7007 South Central. McLAUGHLIN, Paul A.

Survived by wife, Dorothy; son Dale, both of Phoenix; two sisters, Liltian Stanaler and Mrs. Marion Everett, both of Pacific Grove, California: two grandchildren. Services 3:30 p.m. Wednesday. Chapel in the Garden, Mercer Mortuary.

Friends may call from 4-9 p.m. Tuesday. MEYERS, Bertha Dawson. Wife of Russell; mother of Mrs. Betty Jean Jewell.

Passed away Sunday. Funeral services conducted by Mrs. Ruth Holmbera, 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Meldrum Mortuary Chapel, MacDonald at 1st Street, Mesa, where friends may call 4-8 p.m. Tuesday.

Interment Mesa City Cemetery. MILLER, Theo D. Memorial services 11 a.m. today at Grimshaw Bethany Chapel, 710 West Bethany Home. Interment Resthaven Park Cemetery.

MILNER, Maud Ann. Services Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. in Memory Chap. el, A. L.

Moore Sons. Interment Greenwood. Friends may call from 3 till 9 p.m. today. MURRELL, Clara.

Webber Sons Mortuary. -Funeral Sprays $5.95 Up. Phx 254-6761 Giendale 931-2479 19-Cemetery Lots Services EAST RESTHAVEN CEMETERY 4310 E. Southern 276-6473 25-Lost Ani ouncements MORRISON, Helen Craig. Arrangements, pending, Camelback Sunset Chapel, McBRIDE, Ed Edward N.

Services p.m. Tuesday in the Sunnyslope Chapel of Hansen Mortuary. Entombment Greenwood Mausoleum. Visitation 12-9 p.m. today.

MUSILEK, Jeremiah A. Services and Interment Farmingdale Long Island, New York. Lundberg Golden Door Chapel, Youngtown. Avery R. Arrangements pending, Grimshaw Bethany Chapel, 710 W.

Bethany Home. Clara, 3707 W. Flower. Mother of Mrs. Virginia Doren, Phoenix; Dorothy May Doren.

Phoenix; sister of Mrs. Mary Poole, South Gate, Mrs. Grace Nelssen, Tonfo Basin. Lee Gary, Phoenix: Jim. Garv.

Phoenix: Albert Gary, California; Roy Gary, Sacramento, Clyde California; and drew Garv, California. Passed away Saturday, Six grandchildren also rurvive. Services Wednesday at 9:00 a.m. in St. Vincent De Paul Church, 3130 N.

51st Avenue, Rosary Tuesday in Chapel of A. Moore and Sons. Interment St. Francis. Friends may call from 3 till p.m.

Tuesday. O'NEILL. Bridget. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. Charles Hoffman, Manawa, Josephine O'Neill.

Mesa. Four grand, 10 great grand. two brothers and two sis. ters out of state. Rosary 8 p.m.

today Chapel the Roses. Larry J. Melcher Mortuary. Final servIces and burial Shullsburg, Wis. ORLANDO, Frank.

Passed away Sunday. Announcements of arrangements later by Mercer Mortuary. OSTRAND, Chester. Services today 11 a.m. Lundberg Sunland Chapel.

PAULSEN, Alfon, John. Services, today 2 p.m. Memory Mortuary Chapel. Entombment. REBENSTRONG, Hazel.

Survived by husband Robert. 2 daughters. Mrs. Eleanor Young, Mesa, Mrs. Harry West Orange, N.J..

grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren, Services and interment in Parsippany. N.J. Local arrangements by Messinger Mortuary, Scottsdale. ROBERTSON, Richard, L. Arrangements pending, Mortuary.

ROGERS, Harriet Hoelke. Services Tuesday 10 a.m. Gibbons Garden Chapel, 33 N. Sirrine, Mesa. Interment City of Mesa Cemetery.

ROSE, Phyllis. Arrangements pending, Chapel of the Chimes. RAMSEY, Ethel 5102 West Camelback. Survived by sister, Mrs. Florence Hood, Sun Citv.

Ariz. Rosary at 7 p.m. Monday at Green Acres Mortuary, 5830 West Missouri, Glendale. Requiem Mass Tuesday 9 a.m. at St.

Vincent De Paul. Interment at Sunland Memorial Park. Visitation until 3 p.m. Monday, Green Acres, Glendale. RUNKLE, George.

Services conducted by Dr. Charles R. Ehrardt p.m. today in Memory Chapel, A. Moore and Sons.

Interment Greenwood. SAFFELL, Sam R. 1313 W. San Miquel. Arrangements pending.

Grimshaw Bethany Chapel, 710 W. Bethany Home. SCARPONE, Antonio. Services 10 a.m. today.

Entombment Greenwood Memorial Park. Paradise Chapel Funeral Home, Ralph L. Sage. director. SIGMUND, Clarence.

Passed away Sunday. Arrangements pending. M. Gibbons Tempe Mortuary. 405 E.

Southern. SMITH, Burdell Jothan. Services 3 p.m. today. Graveside services Resthaven Cemetery.

Paradise Chapel Funeral Home, Ralph L. Sage, director. SMITH, Robert F. Husband of Bernice, father of Robert C. and Gary, 1 grandchild.

Services 10 a.m. Tuesday, Northwest Mortuary. Interment Greenwood. Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. today.

STALHEIM, Martha. Arrangements pending, Grimshaw Bethany Chapel, 710 W. Bethany Home. STARK, John David. 136 West McNeil.

Arrangements pending, Grimshaw Bloom Chapel, 3800 S. Central. TAKACK, Andrew. Survived by son Andrew Param Ohio, daughter, Mrs. Mary Blelek, Phoenix, seven grandchildren, six great-grandchildren.

Requiem Mass 11 a.m. today, Church of St. Agnes, 1954 North 24th Street, Phoenix. Interment St. Francis.

Arrangements by Mercer Mortuary. TIPTON, husband Elizabeth M. Survived by Raymond, son Harry Hanish both of Phoenix. Requiem Mass 10 a.m. Tuesday, St.

Theresa's Catholic Church, 5045 East Thomas. Road. Interment St. Francis. Friends may call at Mercer Mortuary, 2-10 p.m.

today. TOLSON, Arthur. Passed away Sunday. Announcements of arrangements later, by Mercer Mortuary. TOPOLOSKY, Sam R.

Memorial services 1 today at Grimshaw Bethany Chapel, 710 W. Bethany Home. Interment Beth El Cemetery. In lieu of material remembrances, donations may be made to the American Heart 2873 E. Sky Harbor Blvd.

VAN DOREN, George Services conducted by Rev. Roy k. Shepler 10:00 a.m. today in Memory Chapel, A. L.

Moore Sons. Interment services conducted by Fraternal Order of Police at Greenwood. VIOLETTE, Betty. 1154 E. Roosevelt.

Arrangements pending, Grimshaw Bethany Chapel, 710 W. Bethany Home. WARNER, Robert S. Husband of Josephine, father of Arthur, Everett, Edwin, Johnny, and Mrs. Juanita Zumpano.

Son of Mrs. Rose Warner, brother of Mrs. Margaret Kristien, 8 granchildren. Services 11 a.m. Wednesday, Northwest Mortuary.

Rev. J. Douglas Gaston officiating. Interment Resthaven, Glendale. Visitation 2-4 p.m.

and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday. WAYNE, Audra. Services Green Acres Mortuary, Scottsdale. Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens.

WILLIAMS, John T. 7149 N. 48th Dr. Passed away Dec 24, 1971. Memorial graveside services p.m.

Tuesday at Glendale Memorial Park. 61st Ave. and Northern with Rev. J. W.

Atchison officiating Friends may call 5-9 p.m. today at Grimshaw Brazill-Whitney Chapel W. Glenn Glendale. Charles R. Whitney, Director.

WILLIAMS, Pearl. Survived by sons Gene, David, Jesse Eastin. Daughter Mrs. Phyllis Essex, all of Phoenix. 8 grandchildren.

Graveside service 11 a.m. Tuesday, Glendale Memorial Park. Friends may call p.m. Monday, Chapel Of The Chimes. WILNETTE, Joseph F.

Services this morning 10 a.m. Gibbons Garden Chapel, 33 N. Sirrine, Mesa. Rev. Michael Hurley Queen of Peace Catholic Church officiating.

Interment Mountainview Memorial Gardens. ZACCAGNINI, Pasquina. Mass today 9 a.m. St. Joachim Catholic Church.

Lundberg Golden Door Chapel, Youngtown. ZAKAIB, Nicholas. 1007 W. Flower Husband of Ida Zakaib, PhoeSon of Mrs. Deeb Zakalb, Montreal, Canada.

Brother of Mrs. Adele Micheal Mrs. Zakia Avoub, and Nadia Zakaib, all of Montreal, Canada. Passed away Saturday. Services Wednesday at 2:00 p.m.

in St. George Greek Orthodox Church. 4502 E. Indian School Rd. Interment Greenwood.

Trisaaion service 8:00 p.m. Tuesday in Memory Chapel, A. L. Moore and Sons. Friends may call from 3 till 8 p.m.

Tuesday. 7-Funeral Directors FORMAN'S ARIZONA FUNERAL HOME 376 N. 3rd Ave. AL 3-2333 MERCER MORTUARY Thomas Rd. at 16th St.

Phone 266-4473 Private Parking MORTENSON-KINGS FUNERAL CENTER 254-3119 10-Florists DONOFRIO FLORAL CO. BLACK purse, lost Van Avenue, personal papers. 272-2888. REWARD. Black with brown face, paws, stripe.

Male Terri-poo. Wearina Carson City, Nevada tags, 01149. Rabies tag, 3436. Answers to "Buff" 15th School. Lost Christmas, 10a.m.

Two years old. 266-5074. BAY gelding horse, vicinity 28th Street and Union Hills Road. Reward! 992-3013. GREYHOUND, medium sized, brown.

a I e. 7th 274-6356. NORWEGIAN Elkhound pup, five months old, gray and black. 16th School Road. $20 reward.

264-0970. BROWN Poodle, December 10. Glen. dale Avenue-7th Street area. Please make our children's Christmas hapDV.

$75 reward. 943-7808. BLACK shaggy dog, vicinity 18th Reward. 279-4808. XO Arizona Republic Monday, Dec.

27, 1971 35 Want Ads Get Results! Ph. 271-8711 as fact but only discussed as theory and taught as an idea. The Michigan naturalist said there are "serious gaps" in the "monophyletic" theory that the first living cell changed into complex manycelled forms of life, developing first into animals without backbones and then progressing through fish, amphibians, reptiles, early mammals and primates to man. "The typical evolutionary explanation doesn't make sense in view of today's knowledge," Moore said. "The monophyletic explanation is more illogical than The educator said the evolutionary theory has "flunked" tests based on the study of chromosome counts.

In fact, he said, chromosome counts show man ranking lower than frogs and toads. "The test of chromosome number and quality of gene material carried by chromosomes as a possible source of empirical basis for the monophyletic scheme results in complete failure," Moore said. "Absolutely no pattern of increase of chromosome number from less complex to most complex is at all detectable." Moore's study included a chart depicting the monophyletic pattern compared with chromosome information. The chart, he said, might be the first of its kind. "It resolves the question, 'Did life begin spontaneously just once, many He said.

"Since we have the gaps and inconsistencies in the records, it's reasonable to conjecture that there were multiple beginnings of life." Moore said there also is no scientific evidence of links between major kinds of plants and that the study of fossils had not shown any connection between plants and animals. "No transitional forms have been found in the fossil record, very probably because no transitional forms exist in the fossil stage at all," he said. "Very likely, transitions between animal kinds and transitions between plant kinds have never occurred." Legal Advertising ADVERTISEMENTS FOR BIDS PROJECT: EMP-US 305 (10) BIDS OPENED: January 21, 1972 TERMINI: 16th STREET (PHOENIX) OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS: $12.50 Camelback Road Bethany Home Road WAGE DETERMINATION DECISION. ITEM 718 AFE: 00959 TIME FOR COMPLETION: 100 WORKING DAYS Sealed bids will be received until 11:00 A.M., Naval Observatory Time by Western on the above date; and then publicly opened and read at the office of the 206 South Arizona State Avenue, Highway Commission, 17th Phoenix, Arizona, 85007. No bids will be received after the time specified.

Proposals for more than one project may be set for opening at the time indicated above. The proiect order of opening and reading proposals will be determined at the time of opening, and there will be a pause, between project openings to allow a bidder the opportunity to submit a written request to withdraw his unopened bid. The proposed work is located in the City of Phoenix on 16th Street beginning at Camelback Road and extends north to Bethany Home Road for an approximate distance of 0.85 rile. The proposed work consists of grading draining; furnishing and placing base and surfacing materials; constructing catch basins, curb, gutter, sidewalks, driveways and other incidental work. VARIOUS ITEMS AND APPROXIMATE QUANTITIES Aggregate Base, Ton, Grading Roadway for Pavement, Sq.

Bituminous Material, Ton, 410; Asphaltic Concrete, Ton, Reinforced Concrete Pipe, L.Ft., Nonreinforced Concrete Pipe, L.Ft., Concrete Catch Basin, Each. 22; Concrete Curb and Gutter, L.Ft., Concrete Driveway and SideWith walk, Sa. Provide Trainees On- The Job Training, Hours, 3,000. Plans, specifications, and Proposal Pamphlets may be obtained from the Division of Contracts and Specifications, Arizona Highway Department, 206 South 17th Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85007. The total plans and specifications for this project, exclusive of Standard Specifications and Standard Plans, is shown above and is payable by check drawn to the Arizona Highway Department.

No refund will be allowed for plans and specifications returned to the Department. Proposal Pamphlets are not ferable and, when used to submit a bid, shall be returned in the envelope provided by the Department for that purpose. No contractor shall be eligible to submit a bid until his Contractor's Statement of Experience and Financial Condition, made on the form supplied by the Arizona Highway Department, has been approved. Prequalification statements shall be filed not later than fifteen days prior to the date of opening bids. The lowest qualified bidder shall be duly licensed as a contractor in the State of Arizona prior to the execution of.

the contract by the Arizona Highway Department. A proposal guaranty in the form either an unendorsed certified or a cashier's check made payable to the State Treasurer of Arizona for not less than five per cent of the gross amoupt of the bid is required to accompany the proposal, subiect to forfeiture on failure of bidder to enter into contract. The right is reserved to reiect any and all bids, as provided for in the Standard tions. Minimum wage rates are shown in the Wage Determination Decision, the number of which is shown which has been determined in accordance, with the requirements of the issued by the Secretary of Labor for this project and in the Arizona Prevailing Wage Scale, certified by the industrial Commission of Arizona, both of which wage scales will be incorporated into the Proposal Pamphlet and the contract. All labor employed on this proiect shall be paid in accordance with these minimum wage rates.

In case the respective rates for any labor classification differ in the two wage scales, the higher minimum rate shall govern. The two wage scales referred to herein are on file in the Department and copies may be obtained at all reasonable times. The Arizona Highway Department. in accordance with the provisions of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964(78 Stat. 252) and the Regulations of the Department of Commerce (15 C.F.R., Part 8), issued pursuant to such Act, hereby notifies insure all bidders that it will affirmatively that the contract entered into pursuant to this advertisement will be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder without discrimination on the ground of race, color, or national origin.

WM. N. PRICE. State. Highway Engineer Published: Arizona Republic December 127, 1971, January 3, 1972.

ex 25-Lost MINIATURE poodle, vicinity 25th Buren, light brown male, answers to Reward. Call Carl, 252-0485. GOLD pins, turquoise stones, sent. Imental value. Reward.

992-6270, Northwest area or Lulu Bells in Scottsdale, VICINITY 24th Monroe, young reddish Afghan puppy. Ask for Carol-252-0485. SIAMESE altered male, vicinity Mockingbird Reward. 948-0265. GERMAN Shepherd puppy.

Duke, four months old. Reward. 74-0420. 959-7734. 1-YEAR-old male Brittany Spaniel, liver and white, vicinity 40th Drive-Elm.

$25 Reward. 939-4333. SMALL black poodle, vicinitv 33rd A venue Please return "Bridgitte" to our daughter. Reward. 8519 North 33rd Avenue, 934-9542.

Sealpoint Siamese cat. Vicinity 49th Answers "Koko." $50 reward. 934-1256, 931-2361. FEMALE Red miniature Dachshund. Wearing blue, jewel collar.

Vicinity 23rd 266-4116. CHILDS pet, young, male terrier, tan color, with black on face. Lost vicinity 12th 944-7392. HIT near Lincoin 41st Street blue Bedlington Terrier, male, looks like poodle. Reward.

946-2446, 6538 North 41st Street. 28-Found SMALL dog found vicinity of 7th 265-4950. 30-Special Notices Start with new ideas, Jan. 2 Los Angeles Times Classified Ads JUBILEE '72 EDITION Thousands of important opportunities in Southern Calif. the West.

Choice listings. of jobs, homes, investments, businesses much more. Send $1 for each copy to Times Classified Ads, Times Mirror Square, Los Angeles, Calif. 90053. 33-Auctions AUCTION EVERY WED.

4001 N. 7th St. 9 A.M P.M. JOHN BRUNK SONS, INC. AUCTIONEERS, 264-3204 WARE'S AUCTION 4025 N.

38th Sales every Monday Fri 7 272-5918 VAN'S A-1 AUCTION EVERY TUESDAY 6:30 P.M.. 2949 W. McDowell 278-7068 HAYDEN C. VAN CLEVE, AUCT. SCOTTSDALE AUCTION WH 5-0741 PHOENIX AUCTION CENTER Auction Thurs.

6:30 p.m.. 2633 E. Indian Sch. Rd. 274-8241 No Auction Monday Dec.

27th Next Auction Monday Night Jan 3, 1972. Ware's Auction. Open Daily for Business. CARPET SALE 4001 N. 7TH ST.

8,000 sq yds. 3 colors, $1.35 yd. On floor at auto show 7 days. Selling outright. Not an auction.

JOHN BRUNK SONS INC. AUCTIONEERS 264-3204 OPEN P.M. LARGE consignment of new shag carpet, slight water damage. Sold outright, not an auction. Open p.m.

JOHN BRUNK SONS, Auctioneers, 4001 North 7th St. 264-3204 Phoenix Homes For Sale Classes 100 Through 179 100-Phx. Homes All Areas YOU MAY BE SORRY! If you don't see this 2 Bdrm home today. Anxious owner. Only $15,000.

Make offer 10- EXCHANGE 5536. N. 7th Street 264-2832 DAY OR NITE 2, 3 4 BR. homes TRIE. $15,190 TEMPO HOMES, 997-3682 939-9347 TWO ADDRESSES On one lot.

2 BR home rental, each on a separate street. Walk to Park Central. Newly painted ready to go. CLEVENGER REALTY 2912 Central 6201 35th Ave. 279-5505 931-2426 SKYVIEW HOMES 45TH AVE.

DUNLAP Greatest home bargain in town, 2-3-4 bedroom homes include at no extra cost: Refrigeration, custom carpets, GE kitchen with range, oven disposal, an enclosed rear yard and carport. FROM $16,990 931-2486 FIXER UP Adult 2 Bdrm on large R-3 lot, all utilities. Make offer. Less than $10,000. Will take terms.

GERRY ELIOT REALTOR, 956-7510, Eves. 265-0348. KINGS REALTY 111 W. Osborn Suite 100 279-2309 NICE ECONOMY HOME $9600 2. barm 1 brick -new paint-FHA terms 258-8051 Johnson Johnson 956-1034 MODEL SHARP A lovely 3 barm.

2. ba. home in excel. area Apollo Enterprises, 6225 W. Glendale, 934-7257.

Eves. call Frank, 934-0359. HURRY FHA 235 2-3-4 Bedroom, homes now under construction. Call us. MEYER REALTY 276-6798 Eves.

934-2031 FOR SALE FHA PROPERTIES FHA PROPERTIES ARE SOLD THRU LICENSED BROKERS SEE YOUR BROKER FOR CURRENT LISTINGS FOUR bedroom, needs paint, vacant, owner will sacrifice, Try $1500 down or make offer. Agent. 934-6335. BEST 4 BEDROOM BUY al Are buy you in looking for an exceptiona nice clean 2 yr old? It has a center hail, hupe living deluxe room, with attractive. all fam.

kitchen the builtins. loads of cabinets, quality carpeting draperies. inside laundry room, cov'd patio, dbl. carport. Professionally landscaped yard completely enclosed with a block wall fence.

Here's the best news owner has moved and priced if to sell immediately only $32,900 with FHA or VA terms. Tony RIMSZA Realty 6517. N. 7th St, 264-1881 EXCELLENT LOCATION Move WESTGATE BR, REALTY ba, fenced. cpt.

943-2290.