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oroi i tji PULLDOG The Arizona Republic Sept. 2, 1970 11 Peter P. Barron, Services for Laf S. Hatch Obituaries Fred Merkle 91; was conservationist Stake as Sunday School superintendent, high priests group leader, superintendent of the YMMSA, elders quorum president and stake missionary. Survivors include one son, Terry of Las Vegas, one daughter, Cheryl Easter of Durango, Colo.

five brothers, Jack of Taylor, Ezra of Phoenix, George of Mesa, 0. W. of Snowflake, and Grant of Joseph City; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Gibbons of St. Johns and Mrs.

Ann Lewis of Taylor; and four grandchildren. The family requests donations to the American Cancer Society. Bessie Filleman Marriage Licenses GOLLIHERDAVIS, Donald 20, 2437 E. Adams; Patricia 19, Bethany, Okla. GOOCH-MASCARENA5, Perry Lynn, 27, Mesa; Consuelo Louise, 21, San Juan, N.M.

MASON-NASH, Dennis 25, Mesa; Jacqueline 28, Oakland, Calif. MAXE Y.ARNOLD, John 37, 4816 N. 57th Drive; Claire 33, 4316 N. 57th Drive. MENDEZ-SIERRA, Robert 24; Mary 25, both of Santa Ana, CaMf.

MORENO-NOAH, Saraqoza, 20, Luke AFB; Juanita, 18, Avondaie. NAVARRETE-PEREZ. David 25, 4818 N. 12th Flora Vicki. 20, 5322 W.

Windsor Ave. NECHVILLE-WOOOWARO, Eld win Lee, 21; Catherine Frances, 19, both of Tempe. ORTIZ-CAVAZOS, Felipe 18, Peoria; Rebecca, 20, El Mirage. OTHON-RODRIGUEZ, Robert. 26, 2047 w.

Roeser Road; Beatrice 23, Glendale, PEREV-MARtUCCI, David 21. 3613 W. El Camino Drive; Grace 17, 14807 N. 36th Place. PUGH-McCURDY, Kenneth 48; Nancy 37, both of TemDe.

REDD-RICHES, Ernest Larmar 31; Alix Lee, 30, both of El Paso, Tex. RICHE-STANLEY, Philip Charles, 22; Jean Marie, IB, both of Mesa. RICO-LERMA, Nieves, 19; Horten-sia, 18, both ot Buckeye. ROBBINS'HOLSTEIN, Chet 47, Scottsdale; Anneliese, 45, Mesa. ROBSON-MADSEN, Lloyd James, 23; Mary Ellen, 24, both of Mesa.

SADEK-HAISLIP, Michael George, 24, 5999 E. Van Buren; Diane, 20, Charlotte, N.C. SANDERS-CIRRINCIONE, Patrick 22, Scottsdale; Frances Lucille, 21, Tempe. SCHLINK-PICKERING, Marshall, 18, 6129 N. 31st Drive; Deborah 18, 3002 W.

Camelback. SELLERS-WATTS, Dean Kent, 23; Patricia Sue, 19, both of Mesa. STANDAGE-BOUGHARD, Greg, 21, 2224 E. Roma; Donna, 21, 4235 W. Vogel Lane.

STOTTS-BLIVEN, Curtis 21, Apache Junction: Maria A 10. game department he again was able to contribute to the preservation of bison by arranging to have 20 bulls shiped from Wichita to introduce new blood into Arizona's herds at House Rock Valley and Raymond Ranch east of Flag3taff. Mr. Merkle married Crete Musellcr in 1913 in Oklahoma, the same year he was transferred by the Forest Service to Thoreau, N.M. Mrs.

Merkle died at Phoenix in 1956. After working at several Loretta Manuel CASA GRANDE Services for Mrs. Loretta Irene Manuel, 38, will be today in the Parker Church of the Naza-rene. Burial will be in Parker Cemetery, Universal Memorial Center of Phoenix announced. Mrs.

Manuel died Friday in Phoenix Indian Health Center. She was born in Sells and lived in Casa Grande since 1955. She was graduated from Haskell Institute in Lawrence, Kan. Survivors include her husband, Frank; five children, Mercedes Silva of Los Angeles, Debra Evanston of Riverside, Corwin Rega of Glendale, Colleen Hutka and Waldine Hutka, both of Casa Grance; a brother, Phillip Manuel of Casa Grande, and a sister out of state. Alhel L.

Ingram Athel L. Ingram, 48, a lineman 29 years for Mountain Bell, died Monday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. He was injured about two weeks ago in an auto accident while returning from a search for a member of the family lost on the desert near Carefree. Mr. Ingram, 9604 N.

Fifth was a Navy veteran of World War II. Born in Talihi-na, he came to Phoenix 39 years ago. Survivors include his wife, Bessie; three daughters, Mrs. Barbara Green, Mrs. Barbara Atherton, Mary Ingram, and a brother, Charles, all of Phoenix.

Friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m. today and from 9 a.m. served in Army for. 33 years GLENDALE Peter Paul Barron, 64, who enlisted in the Army in 1926, was transferred to the Air Corps at Hickam Field in 1939 and retired as an Air Force master sergeant in 1959, died Monday in Luke AFB Hospital, a day before his 65th birthday. Mr.

Barron, 5436 W. State, had participated in the battle of Midway Island, Solomon Island campaign, Gilbert Islands, Nauru and Mandated islands campaigns. His awards included the Asiatic-Pacific campaign medal with seven bronze stars, Air Force Longevity Award with six bronze oak leaf clusters and the Presidential Unit Citation. He had been a supply sergeant at Williams AFB before assignment at Luke AFB in 1956. After retiring he be came a Civil Service employe at Luke AFB until 1965.

He was born in Chicago. Survivors include his wife, Lucille; a son, Peter Jr. of Sunnyvale, a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Duke of Glendale; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Juanita Morrow of Santa Paula, and Mrs.

Violet Brown of Mesa; four brothers and four sisters out of state. Services will be at 3 p.m. tomorrow in Chapel of Chimes, 5852 W. Glenn Drive. Cremation will follow.

Kathryn Graves Services for Mrs. Kathryn V. Graves, 58, who died Sunday in Maryvale Hospital, will be at 1:30 p.m. today in Green Acres Glendale Chapel, 5830 W. Missouri.

Burial will be in Memory Lawn Cemetery. Mrs. Graves, 3620 W. More-land, was a member of the Methodist Church. Born in Sallisaw, she came here a year ago from Lubbock, Tex.

Survivors include ler husband, D. Boyd Graves; three children, Allen George of Oklahoma, Victor Graves and Virginia Frier, a sister, Mrs. T. W. Pilkington, Ell of Phoenix; two sisters and a brother out of state; eight grandchildren and three great-grandchilden.

John S. Luna Rosary for John Stanton Luna, 64, a truck driver 20 years for Mitch's Transfer will be at 8 p.m. tomor row in Mortensen-Kings Funeral Center, 1020 W. Washington. Mass will be said at 9 a.m.

Friday in St. Mark's Catholic Church 400 N. 30th St. Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery.

Mr. Luna, 3533 E. Mc-Kinley, died in his home Sunday. Born in Superior, he came to Phoenix 39 years ago. Survivors include his wife, Claudina; five daugh- ters, Mrs.

Gloria Montoya, HOLBROOK Services for Lafe S. Hatch, 74, Navajo County Superior Court Clerk, who died Sunday in Holbrook Hospital, will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the Holbrook Ward Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints. Burial will be in Snowflake Cemetery. Born in Taylor, Mr.

Hatch graduated from Snowflake Stake Academy and served with the U.S. Army in France in World War I. He moved to Holbrook in 1922. Mr. Hatch was Navajo County under-sheriff for four years and sheriff for six years.

He was Clerk of the Superior Court of Navajo County for the past 22 years, and served one term as president of the Superior Court Clerks Association. His career also included service as a deputy U.S. Marshall and Holbrook Chief of Police. He had been chairman of the Navajo County Cancer Society for 15 years and was a member of the Society's state board of directors. A past commander of American Legion Post 37 in Holbrook, he also headed the Navajo County Red Cross Association for eight years.

Mr. Hatch was a member and high priest of the LDS Church and served the Holbrook Ward and Snowflake NonaL. Hall COOLIDGE Services for Nona L. Hall, 78, one of this area's pioneers who died Monday in a Mesa nursing home, will be held at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow in Cole and Maud Mortuary Chapel here.

Burial will be in Valley Memorial Park. Mrs. Hall was born in Wellington, and came to Arizona in 1913. Following her marriage in 1916, she and her husband homesteaded in the Higley-Chandler area. They moved to the Coolidge vicinity 42 years ago.

Mrs. Hall was a past president of the Coolidge Chapter Blue Star Mothers of America and an active member of the Desert. Womans Club. Survivors include her husband, Clay H. of Coolidge; three sons, James M.

of San Jose, and Clay H. Jr. and Chester, both of Casa Grande; three daughters, Mrs. Verda Gaddis of Chandler, Mrs. Dorothy Rymerof Phoenix, and Mrs.

Esther White of Scottsdale; two sisters out of state; 13 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Martha Campbell Mrs. Martha Frances Campbell, 55, of 5301 Questa Tierra, a resident here 23 years, died yesterday at her home. Mrs. Campbell, who was bo in Bellefourche, S.D., Survivor inning band, Dr.

Zeph Campbell; a son, Jay Curtis, both of Phoenix; a daughter, Mrs. Judith Egleston of Tucson; her mother, Mrs. Mary Miller, and a sister, Mrs. Ruth Smith, both of Phoenix; two sisters out of state and one grandchild. Funeral services will beat 1:30 p.m.

Friday at Trinity Cathedral, 114 W. Roosevelt. Cremation will follow. The family suggests contributions to the Trinity Cathedral building fund. Ida A.

Sexton DUNCAN Services for Ida A. Sexton, 80, who died Monday in her home, will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Duncan Methodist Church. Burial will be in Shplrlnn Cemetery. Lewallen Mnrtnarv of Clifton is in charge of ar- rangements.

Mrs. Sexton was born in Marion County, Ark. and i uvea in ureenlee County for 64 years. Survivors include two sons, Doyle and Howard; one daughter, Mrs. Elvira Waters, all of Duncan; one sister out of state; seven grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

John B. Blake Services for John B. Blake, 67, a retired cabinetmaker, will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow in A. L.

Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Mr. Blake, 616 N.

24th died Sunday en route to St. Luke's Hospital of a heart attack. Born in Albany, N.Y., he came to Phoenix 12 years ago from Fort Smith, Ark. Survivors include his wife, Lonnette; a son, Harvey of San Diego, and three Want Ads Sell Everything! Call 271-8711 Births LEBARIO, Ernest and Emma, 6033 S. Fifth girl.

OLIVER, Victor and Lynda, 3818 W. Lincoln boy. POTTS, Edwin and Carolyn, 2008 W. San Miguel, boy. SCOTT, John and Theda, 1127 E.

Diana, boy. SOBOTKA, John and Joyce, 8539 W. MacKenzie Drive, Scottsdale, boy. STEPHANS, Gary and Betty 1330 W. Fourth Apt.

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RINALDI, Franklin and Ann, 1802 E. Osborn, Qirl. SARisKY, Robert and Judith, 1632 N. 37th boy. THURSTON, 6ary and Sherrie, 3244 N.

38th girl. -T WAGNER, Michael and Olwvn, 3029 W. Coronado, boy. WHEELER, Kerry and Delilah, 615 W. Third Tempe, boy.

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39th boy. JUNE, Robert and Carol, 1964 E. Manhatten Drive, Tempe, boy Clarence and Rosalie, 3060 N. McGINNIS, Carlos and 1347 Seventh hnv. t.

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SULLENBERGER, Thomas and Ann, 340 W. Portland, girl. WOLBER, Charles and Karen, 1018 w. wnitton, ooy. Auqust 22 AMES, Fred and Patricia.

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Send 50 cents. for Today's Living" contains 15 patterns. Send 50 cents. SCOTTSDALE Fred Mer-kle 91, a conservationist who was credited with helping save America's buffalo from extinction, died yesterday in his home at 6619 E. Lewis.

Mr. Merkle had lived in the Valley since retiring as supervisor of the Sitgreaves National Forest in 1941. He and a brother joined the Forest Service in 1911 and went to the Wichita National Forest in Oklahoma which was the home of a buffalo remnant shipped from the New York Zoo in 1909. He took care fo the herd in the winter of 1911-12 when it numbered 15. During World War.

II, Mr. Merkle served as director of the Federal Aid Division of the Arizona State Game Department and later as Slate Game Warden. While in the Edward C. Schroeder CHANDLER Edward C. Schroeder, 88, a retired farmer who came here in I960 from Lincoln, died yesterday in Chandler Community Hospital.

Mr. Schroeder, 291 N. Dakota, was born in Lincoln County, Kan. Survivors include five sons, Donald F. and Gerald, both of Chandler, Harold of Beverly, Lyle of Topeka, and Cyril of Kansas City, 12 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren.

Services will be at 7:30 p.m. today in Bueler Mortuary, 14 W. Hulet. Additional services and burial will be in Lincoln. The family suggests contributions to the hospital.

Frank W. Sigler Services for Frank W. Sig-ler, 82, a retired Southern Pacific employe, will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Mercer Mortuary, 1541 E. Thomas.

Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Mr. Sigler, 1210 W. Palo Verde Drive, died Monday in Medi Centers of America. Born in Omaha, he came to Phoenix five years ago from Temple City, and was a member of Bethany Bible Church and its bowling team.

Survivors include four sons, Henry and Burdette, both of Phoenix, Frank Jr. of Chicago and the Rev. Eugene Lee Sigler of Chicago Heights; a daughter, Mrs. Ward Klumb of Phoenix; 17 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. Sgt.

David Covington Services for Sgt. David "Mike" Covington, 26, who was awarded the Bronze Star while serving with the Army in South Vietnam, will be at 9 a.m. tomorrow in Green Acres Mortuary, 401 N. fey-den, Scottsdale. Burial with military honors will be in Green Acres Cemetery.

Sgt. Covington, 4636 E. Orange Drive, was killed in an auto accident Saturday near where he was stationed at Ft. Hood, Tex Born in Farragut, Iowa, he came to Phoenix in 1965 from Albuquerque. He was graduated from New Mexico Military Institute at Roswell, Phoenix College and was a senior in the business college at Arizona State University when he joined the Army in 1968.

He served a year in Vietnam with the 8th Transportation Group. He was a member of the Scottsdale United Methodist Church. Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David A.

Covington; three brothers, Daniel, Robert and John, all of Phoenix; and grandmother, Mrs. Bess Towe of Portales, N.M. The family suggests contributions to the David Covington memorial at the church. Loretta Mike Services for Mrs. Loretta Mike, 34, will be at 10 a.

m. today in the Fort McDowell Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in the Fort McDowell Cemetery. Universal Memorial Center made arrangements. Mrs.

Mike, 121 S. 11th died Saturday in Phoenix Indian Health Center. She was born at Fort McDowell. Survivors include her husband, Daniel Pacheco; two children, Gordon Mike and Glenda Mike, both of Fort McDowell; her mother, Mrs. Bessie Mike of Scottsdale and her father, Tom Mike of Fort McDowell; two sisters, Beverley Mike of Phoenix, Betty Mike of Fort McDowell, and a sister of Utah.

SAFFORD Services for Mrs. Bessie Filleman, 71, will be tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. in the United Methodist church of Safford, with burial in the Rest Haven Memorial Gardens here. Mrs. Filleman died Monday in St.

Josephs hospital in Phoenix. The wife of Howard Filleman, well-known rancher in the Eagle Creek area near Clifton, Mrs. Filleman was a native of Blue River, Ariz. She attended school there and lived there until her marriage 46 years ago. She was a member of the Greenlee County and the Arizona State Cowbelles, and took the Cowbelles' trailride every year.

She served as trail boss during this year's ride. In addition to her husband, she is survived by two sons Jodie of Phoenix and Harold of Clifton, one daughter, Mrs. Olive McEuen of Safford, a sister, Mrs. Mildred Jones of Mayer, eight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Friends may call after 5 p.m.

today and from 9 a.m. until service time at the Caldwell Funeral Home. Bernice Holden Services for Bernice Holden, 7, will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow in Sunset Chapel, 301 W. Camelback.

Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Bernice, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Holden, 2307 E. Willetta, was killed when she fell Sunday in a mine shaft near Humboldt.

Born in Toronto, she was brought to Phoenix three years ago and was a third grade student at Creighton Elementary School. Survivors besides the parents include a brother, Mark of i grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Holden of Hamilton, Ontario, and Mrs. Anna Damiani of Windsor, Ontario.

Ernest E. Hattrick SCOTTSDALE Ernest E. Hattrick, 79, who retired in 1956 after 40 years with Mountain Bell in Denver, diied yesterday in his home, 8406 E. Chaparral. Mr.

Hattrick was born in New Castle, England, and moved to Scottsdale in 1968 from Denver. Survivors include his wife, Bess; a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Lee of Lafayette, La. a sister of England and two grandchildren. There will be private cremation, Messinger Mortuary announced.

Lindel Martin MESA Services for Lindel Adele Martin, 48, who had been a telephone operator, will be at 10 a.m. today in Meldrum Mortuary, Macdon-ald at First. Burial will be in Mountain View Cemetery. Miss Martin, 2307 Shannon Wav. died Sundav of a heart ailment in her home at Apache Wells east of Mesa, She came to the Valley three leaTS ag? hfr native Hammond Ind and was em- nnaH Ktx rVT rvi mtmri Hall Survivors include two broth ers, William Martin of Casa Grande and Jack Martin of Munster, Ind.

Ref ugia Gomez Rosary for Mrs. Refugia V. Gomez, 77, who came to Phoenix 50 years ago from her native Mexico, will be recited at 8 p.m. Friday in Mortensen-Kings Funeral Center, 1020 W. Washington.

Mass will be said at 10 a.m. Saturday in Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 920 S. 17th St. Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery.

Survivors of Mrs. Gomez, 1754 E. Sherman, include four sons, Tony and John, both of Phoenix, Alfonso of Stockton, Lupe of Oakland, two daughters, Mrs. Marina Ruiz and Mrs. Mary Gonzales, both of Phoenix; 30 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

forests in New Mexico he came to Cooley, now Mc-Nary, in 1920. Born in Roseburg, he was taken to Oklahoma at an early age. He attended the University of Oklahoma and played on the university's first football team in 1898-99. His memberships included the National Wildlife Federation and the Wilderness Society. Survivors include two sons, Fred Merkle chief copy editor of The Arizona Republic, A.

Rener Merkle of Hope, four grandsons, two granddaughters; two sisters and a brother, all of Oklahoma. The family suggests contributions to Community Organization for Drug Abuse Control, 1807 N. Central, Phoenix, 85004 or to charity. There will be private cremation, A. L.

Moore and Sons Mortuary of Phoenix announced. Trummic H. Keaton Trummie H. Keaton, 61, a real estate broker who came here in 1964 from Albuquerque, died yesterday in St. Joseph's Hospital.

Mr. Keaton, 2440 N. 19th Drive, went into the real estate business in 1939 at Wichita, and later in Albuquerque. He was an Army veteran of World War II and a native of Abilene, Tex. Survivors include his wife, 1 1 1 1 two daughters, Mrs.

Anita Spinelli of Tucson and Mrs. Lavetta Overfield of Phoenix; a sister of Texas and five grandchildren. Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday in Northwest Mortuary, 4033 N. 19th Ave.

Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. John T. Montoya Funeral Mass for John T. Montoya, 29, will be said at 9:15 a.m. today in SS Simon and Jude Catholic Cathedral, 6351 N.

27th Ave. Burial will be in Resthaven Cemetery, Glendale. Rosary was recited yesterday in Whitney and Murphy Funeral Home Mr. Montoya, 5736 N. 33rd died Friday in St.

Joseph's Hospital. Born in Phoenix, he was a member of La borers Union 383 and the Arizona National Guard in Glendale. Survivors include his wife, Virginia; a son, John a daughter, Margaret; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Quesada, Mrs. Margaret Aguirre; two brothers, Pete and Alfonso, all of Phoenix, and a brother, Baldomero of Los Angeles.

Patrick D. Gallagher Patrick D. Gallagher, 60, who formerly was a surveyor 10 years for the Arizona Highway Department, died Monday in John C. Lincoln Hospital. Mr.

Gallagher, 2043 E. Michelle Drive, Paradise Valley, was born in St. Paul and moved to the Valley 14 years ago. Survivors include his wife, Rosetta; and a sister of St. Paul.

Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. today in Hansen Mortuary, 8314 N. Seventh St. Mass will be said at 9 a.m. tomorrow in Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church, 8620 N.

Seventh St. Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery. Myrtle M. Murray Mrs.

Myrtle May Murray, 78, who moved here in 1962 from New Haven, died Monday in Shangri La Nursing Home. Mrs. Murray, 2200 W. Van Buren, was born in South Koyaiton, vt. She was a member of Capitol Methodist Church here and had worked many years in the cafeteria at Yale University.

Survivors include a brother, Henry Dut-ton of Gentry, Ark. Services will be at 9 a.m. tomorrow in Sunset Chapel, 301 W. Camelback. Entombment will be in Memory Lawn Cemetery.

Tempe. TRUJILLO-ANZALDUA, Larry Joseph, 18, 4431 S. 36th Drive; Amelia Molly, 16, 4838 S. 35th Drive. VENSEL-PALMER, Tim 23, Tolleson; Nancy Kathleen, 21, Coolidge.

WATKINS-RATTI, Gregory 23, 3801 N. Seventh Barbara 22, 4918 W. Pinchot. Johnny 18; Mary Lynn, 19, both of Tempe. WILSON-LOPEZ, Bryan Sullivan, 20; Irene Mary, 25, both of Maricopa.

HARPER-BARBER, William Patter-Jon, 24; Priscilla, 21, both of Mesa. HARTNELL-OLDHAM, Malcolm Richard, 19, 4707 N. 34nd Peggy Lee, 18 7028 N. nth St. HATHCOCK-SPECHT, Larry 53, Alamosa, Margaret Char- 19, Bay City, Tex.

HEGSTrOM-PUHLMANN, Gregory Lee, 21. Campbell, Eva Mane, 19, Scottsdale. HOWELL-KIELY, Alfred Georqe, le-gal age, 3507 N. 12th Lena E- Mitchell Drive. HUEBSCH-BRYANT, Richard 21, Glenn Drive; Laura Ann, 20, 2021 W.

Myrtle. HUNTER-FORD, Edgar, 27, 4234 E. University; Janice 18, 3436 S. 12th St, JAMES-STANSBURY, Ellis 28, 1033 N. 27th Place; Virginia Lou, 30, 5042 S.

35th Drive. JANSEN-SHEETS, Richard 24, 6731 N. 16th Carlanne 20, 14231 N. 33rd Drive. JELF-PRATT, Larry 21, 4917 E.

Willetta; Barbara 20, Scottsdale. JOY-SADLER, John E. 39, Blue; Mary Carol, 39, 6115B N. 38th Place. KAMINSKY-CARDEN, Robert James, 32, 1105 W.

Atlanta; Martha 41, Tempe. KRUETER-BRIST, Donald Raymond 18 3007 W. Camelback; Peqgy Ann, 17, 4325 N. 50th Drive. LINOSEY-KELSOM, Michael 27, Flagstaff; Pamela 22, Midland, Mich.

LONGORIA-OGAS, Luciano, 34 3948 W. Nancy Nickie, 28, 3948 W. Nnrv Ave. LUMBERT-PICKING, Bernard 38; Betty 37, both of Cave Creek. MACK-LETT, Elmer 27, 203 W.

Adams; Ida Nell, 27, 2314 E. Lynn Lane. Births GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL AUGUST 19 CARDONA, Armando and Elaine, 378 E. Cleveland, Chandler, boy. HAYES, David and Bertha, 3913 W.

wier, girl. HERNANDEZ, Tony and Mary, 415 N. 17th Drive, boy. PARKER, James and Linda, 1337 E. Bethany Home, girl.

SAKIESTEWA, Abel and Lynda, P.O. Box 707, Gila Bend, girl. SCHULZ, John and Kay, 3902 W. Northview, bov. SHACK, Michael and Elinor, 3022 N.

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to 9 p.m. tomorrow in Hansen Mortuary, 8314 N. Seventh St. Private graveside services will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Albert K.

Adan Rosary for Albert R. Adan, 20, a member of Laborers Union 383, will be recited at 8:30 p.m. today in Mortensen-Kings Funeral Center, 1020 W. Washington. Mass will be said at 9 a.m.

tomorrow in Our Lady of Fa-tima Catholic Church, 1418 S. 17th Ave. Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery. Mr.

Adan, 3924 W. Sherman, died Sunday in a Phoenix hospital. Born in Casa Grande, he was brought to Phoenix 18 years ago. Survivors include his wife, Rosie; his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Adan; three brothers, Richard, John, Ruben; three sisters, Mary, Sylvia and Pauline Adan, all of Phoenix; grandparents, Mrs. Eulalia Rivera of Phoenix, Mr. and Mrs. Teofilo Adan of Mexico. CUBAN TRAIN WRECK MIAMI, Fla, (AP) A high speed collision between two trains in eastern Cuba Aug.

24 killed one person and injured 205, many of them seriously, Havana radio report ed yesterday. Irrigation SAN CARLOS PROJECT 24 hrs ended 7 a.m. Capacity, acre-feet, 1,285.000 Available storage, acre-feet, 32,502 24-hr. discharge, acre-feet, 650 Reservoir toss, acre-feet, 654 SALT RIVER PROJECT Normal Flow Period No. 31 From 12:01 A.M., Aug.

29, 1970 to 11:59 P.M. Sept. 15, 1970 is for use on land in cultivation in or before 1887, Short variations In rivers entitle lands in cultivation in or before the followinq years to a portion of full period accumulation as follows: 1879-100. 1681-75, 1882-62V2, 1888-25'io. 1909-12Vj.

ROOSEVELT LAKE Capacity, acre-feet Storage, acre-feet Maximum elevation Present elevation APACHE LAKE Capacity, acre-feet Storage, acre-feet Maximum elevation Present elevation CANYON LAKE Capacity, acre-feet Storage, acre-feet Maximum elevation Present elevation SAGUARO LAKE Capacity, acre-feet Storage, acre-feet Maximum elevation Present elevation HORSESHOE LAKE Capacity, acre-feet Storage, acre-feet Maximum elevation Present elevation BARTLETT LAKE Capacity, acre-feet Storage, acre-feet Maximum elevation Present elevation 1,381,580 572,354 2,136 2,081 245,138 214,937 1,914 1 ,902 57.852 55,842 1,660 1,658 69,765 55,962 1,529 1,517 139,937 885 178,477 133,720 1,798 1,780 TOTAL WATER STORED Total stored, acre-feet 1,033,700 Total stored, year ago 1,449,880 Marriage Licenses AUGUST 11 ABEL-PIERCE, Allan Arnols, 30, 3615 W. Taylor; Betty Sue, 26, 1818 N. Laurel. ALFORD-PORTER, Gary 19, 1931 E. Monte Vista; Jodie 16,4510 N.

14th St. AVERY-PARKER, William F. 25, 6501 N. 19th Drive; Maria Jean, 27, 3439 W. Sierra.

BARLpw-BRADSHAw, Dennis Alvin, 22, Glendale; Annell, 20, Mesa. BEESON-FLAKE, Kirk 21, 117 E. Orchid Lane; Jacqueline, 19, 2046 W. Tuckey Lane. BRUNDAGE'DELICE, Erven Scott, 22; Cathy Sue, 20, both of San BURGOS-TRUJILLO, Carlos 60, 1001 W.

Orangewood; Martha 39, 1001 W. Orangewood. COUNTRYMAN-GRAY, Richard Lee, 19; Beverly, 19, both of Glendale. DANA-DANHOFF, Richard 30; Sheryl Ann, 20, both ol Mesa. DEL CAMPO-DEL CAMPO, Miguel M.

36, 1908 S. 18th Juanita 40, 1908 S. 18th St. DORSEY-NORTHRUP, Michael Gene, 31; Norma Jean, 30, both of Mesa. DOWDY-COX, Joseph 24; Christine 20, both of Mesa.

ESTRADA-CRUZ, Ernesto 19, 1917 W. Granada; Elizabeth Jean, 16, 2022 E. Diamond. FARAONI-H ANCOCK, Melvin Rav, 26; Maxine, 20, both of Gilbert. FORD-COLBERT, Alfred 21, treat r-aus, Norma 19, 6634 S.

21st Place. FORT-WATSON, Richard 23; Tina Laurel, 23, both of Glendale. GARCIA ROBLEDO, Freddie, 19, 2221 S. Third Drive; Socorro. 21, Morenci.

GEESE Y-LEIFER, Jack L. 22, 3208 N. 53rd Parkway; Marilyn 20, Glendale. GLOVER -OSBORNE, Richard 25, 1424 W. Ml.

View Road; Sandra. 22, 1319 W. Iron wood Drive. nix; granacnuaren ana four great-grandchildren. Olivia Buenger MESA Services for Mrs.

Olivia M. Buenger, 80, who died Sunday in Golden Mesa Extended Care Facility, will be at 2 p.m. today in St. Peter Lutheran Church, 1847 E. Mahoney.

Burial will be in Mountain View Cemetery, Larry S. Melcher Mortuary announced. Mrs. Buenger, 5416 E. University Drive, moved here in 1963 from her native Chicago.

She was a member of the Order of Eastern Star. Survivors include her husband, Herman F. a son, Edwin of Mesa; two grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Florence Rymer Funeral Mass for Florence Rymer, 71, who retired in 1966 after serving 25 years as a Maricopa County social worker, will be said at 5:30 p.m. today in St.

Francis Catholic Church, 4715 N. Central. Miss Rymer died Monday in John C. Lincoln Hospital. Burial will at 9 a.m.

tomorrow in St. Francis Cemetery. Friends may call from 1 to 4 p.m. today in Grimshaw Bethany Chapel, 701 W. Bethany.

She came to Phoenix in 1927 from her native Minneapolis, and. in 1928 owned citrus acreage between Central and Seventh avenues north of Glendale Avenue. She was a former president of the Catholic Daughters of America at St. Francis. Survivors include two sisters, Bernice Rymer and Mrs.

W. W. Brenner; and a brother, Walter all of Phoenix. The family suggests contributions to Sacred Heart Home..