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3 with with 000.000 00.000 000.0 000.0 0 000.000 1 call at in in 2 NOTICE OF SALE $49.000.000 SALT RIVER PROJECT BONDS OF SALT RIVER PROJECT AGRICULTURAL IMPROVEMENT AND POWER DISTRICT, ARIZONA (Certain Maturities Callable) SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED by the undersigned before Treasurer 10:00 at o'clock the Salt A.M. (M.S.T.) Wednesday, April 19, for the purchase of all but not less River Project Office Tempe, Arizona, on or than all of an aggregate principal amount of $49,000.000 Salt River Project Bonds. Bond Issue Number Fourteen, Series D. of Salt River Project Agricultural Improvement and Power District, a political subdivision and laws body of politic the State and corporate organized and existing under the Constitution of Arizona (hereinafter called the (1) Said Bonds will be dated April 1, 1972 in denominations of $5,000 each, and DATE AND FORM OF BONDS. issued in negotiable coupon bearer form.

registrable as to principal only. Said Bonds will mature serially in numerical order, on January 1, in each of (2) AMOUNT AND MATURITY OF BONDS. the vears 1979 to 2003, as follows: Principal Due Principal Due Principal Due Amount January 1 Amount January 1 Amount January 1 400 000 $1.600.000 1987 $2.700.000 1996 600.000 1988 2,700.000 Laura Sam SANTA ROSA Mass for Mrs. Laura Jessie Sam, will be at 10 a.m. today in Santa Rosa Catholic Church.

Burial will be in the Santa Rosa Cemetery. Sunnyside Mortuary of Phoenix made arrangements. Mrs. Sam, age about 40, was killed Saturday in a car pedestrian accident at Sacaton. Born in Sacaton, she had been a teachers aid at Santa Rosa public schools between Casa Grande and Sells.

Survivors include her husband, Fernando Sam. Bruno Albert MESA Masonic services for Bruno Albert, 88, will be at 1 p.m. today in Sunset Chapel, 301 W. Camelback, Phoenix. Private burial will be in Mountain View Cemetery east of here.

Mr. Albert, 6703 E. Avalon, died Friday in a Phoenix hospital. A retired carpenter, he came to Mesa 21 years ago from Rupert, Idaho, where he was a member of the Masonic Lodge. He was born in Cincinnati.

Survivors include his wife, Agnes; a nephew and two nieces in Ohio. George F. Smith SCOTTSDALE George F. Smith, 74, a field analyst in the budget department for the City of Chicago 20 years, died yesterday in Scottsdale MeHospital. Mr.

Smith, 3402 N. 83rd moved here in 1969 from his native Chicago. He was a member of the Roman Catholic Church. Survivors include his wife, Hazel; a son, George Jr. of Scottsdale; two daughters, Mrs.

Barbara Krajewski of Chicago and Mrs. Evelyn Goetz of South Holland, a brother in Illinois, and six grandchildren. Rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in Green Acres Mortuary, 401 N. Hayden.

Services and burial will be in Chicago. Legal Advertising Gertrude L. Butler Mrs. Gertrude Louise Butler, who came here 50 years ago from Durant, and was the widow of the Rev. E.

C. Butler, died Sunday in Phoenix General Hospital. Mrs. Butler, 1118 E. Palm Lane, was a member of Central Baptist Church.

She was born in Trickham, Tex. Survivors include a brother, of Tulsa; three stepchildren, Frances Schindier and Greg Schindler, both of Phoenix, and Harry Long of Houston. Services will be at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow in A. L.

Moore Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery, Perry Bascom Perry Willis Bascom, 71, who owned and operated Martin Tire Sales 10 years at 4615 S. Central until retiring, died Sunday in Phoenix Nursing Convalescent Center. Mr.

Bascom, 2238 E. McDowell, was born in Boston where he was in the real estate business. He moved to Phoenix in 1960. Survivors include his wife, Kathryn; and two sisters out of state. Services will be at 11 a.m.

Thursday in Whitney Murphy Chapel, 330 N. Second Ave. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Ace Boicourt MESA Ace Boicourt, 51: a professional magician and a driver for Rosarita Mexican Foods, died yesterday in Good Samaritan Hospital, Phoenix. Mr.

Boicourt, 2018 W. First Place, was a member of the Fonenix Masonic Lodge Saquawas No. 5, Scottish Rite bodies, El Zaribah Shrine, American Legion Post 26 of Mesa and Teamsters Union Local 104. He had appeared as a clown magician on the Comedy Caravan on Channel 5. Born in Indianapolis, he came to Arizona 16 years ago and lived in Mesa eight years.

He was a World War Legal Advertising 600.000 1989 2.700.000 600.000 1.000.000 2.800.000 1,600 000 2.400 000 1.600.000 2.200.000 2.500.000 1,600.000 2.200.000 1995 Non-Callable. Redemption Provisions: Said District reserves the right to call redeem either the in Bonds whole on maturing any after date not January earlier 1, than 1986. January to 1. their 1986. or in Inverse respective maturities, order of redeemed, their maturity interest and be lot payment date not earlier than January 1, 1986.

within a maturity, in less than a full maturity is of the on any principal amount thereof and accrued interest to the date of on payment and a premium computed in accordance with the following schedule: redemption on or prior to 1. 1988: thereafter on or prior to January 1. and en or prior to January 1, 1992: and thereafter at par. (3) PURPOSE Bonds AND to be SECURITY OF under PONDS. Resolution adopted February 10, 1970.

and Said. Series Resolution are adopted issued March 1972 for the purpose of the construction and installation of electric generating facilities. transmission lines, to distribution provide lines, carry the purposes for which the District was organized as substations and related facilities and equipment necessary therefor Ized power by Chapter 4, Title 45, Arizona Revised Statutes. to out in the opinion of Bond Counsel said Bonds are to be payable Salt River (together with the Bonds Bond Issue outstanding Number the Fourteen, Series A $40.000.000 Salt River Project Bonds. of authorized issues of $36.000.000 Bond Bonds, Issue Number Fourteen, Series $52.000.000 River Project Bonds.

Bond Bond Issue Number Thirteen: Fourteen, 000.000 Salt River Project Bonds, Bond Issue Number Series $10.000.000 Salt River Project Bonds. Issue Salt River Prolect Refunding Bonds, Bond Issue Number Number Eleven; Twelve: $24.000.000 $13,470.000 Salt River Prolect Bonds. Bond Issue Number Ten: $34.000.000 Salt River Prolect Bonds. Bond Issue $21,000.000 Number Nine: Corporate $10 Bonds, 000.000 Bond Corporate Bonds. Bond Seven) Issue to both principal and Interest from the levy of tax, Number Eight: and Issue without Number limitation as 10 as rate or amount.

upon all the taxable real property in: cluded cluded in in said said District District, and (sublect will to the constitute priority of the upon lien of the bonds outstanding lien the taxable property of the Issues of Corporate Bonds. Bond Issue Bond Number issue Number Corporate Three. and of Bonds. Bond Issue issued Number for the Two: refunding Corporate thereof, Bonds. respectively; and of Corporate Bonds.

the bonds Bonds, Bond Issue Number Five: and CorBond Issue Bonds, Number Bond Issue Number Six) and will be additionally secured by an Pour: Corporate porate the of the Electric System of the equal lien on and pledge of net Resolution revenues adopted February. 10, 1970. as aforefrict, Is further of Supplementary said Resolution adopted April 25, 1950. the District sald. By virtue complete, parity with the pledge of has recognized its funded debt 10 be on a securing the authorized issue of said the net revenues of said Electric Bond Issue System, Number Seven, and all bonds subsequently $21.000.000 Corporate Bonds.

Issued on a parity therewith. (4 Said PLACES Bonds OF shall be PAYMENT. payable, both as to principal and Interest. in legal of the United States of America. Arizona, at or the First principal National offices Bank of Arizona.

Valley Phoenix. National Bank of Trust Phoenix, and Savings Bank. Chicago. Illinois, or First National City Arizona. Bank.

in the Borough of Manhattan, City and State of New York, at the (5) RATES OF INTEREST AND BASIS OF AWARD. notion Af the holder. semiannually on July required 1. and to January: the 1 each Interest year, on said commencing January 1, 1973. are name Bonds will be payable of Bonds are to bear, not to exceed Six Per Cent Interest annum.

rate or expressed rates in multiples of one twentieth of One Per Cent of the per with any number of coupon rates. zero rate interest cannot named, Interest coupon payable only. on any The Bond difference on any between Interest the highest and lowest Interest payment date shall be, represented by one One-Half Per Cent All Bonds of the specified maturity shall rot shall exceed bear the and same single rate of Interest. This rate must be One same represented by sinale coupon for each semiannual interest payment date. for said Bonds until a their final maturity.

No split or supplemental coupons will be considered, No Each bid will bid must be considered for all for of less said than the par value of said Bonds, and Bonds aggregating $49.000.000 principal amount. be of Bonds. Award of said $49,000,000 Bends will be made accrued to Interest, bidder for all whose bid said results in the lowest net interest cost This will be by deducting the for total the amount Bonds of from any the premium date of bid the from Bonds the 10 total the amount of interet as specified determined respective maturity date of said Bonds No interest bids on are the received, premium, the will Board be con- of sidered as deductible. if two or more equal which bid shall be acrepted. The de Directors termination of of sad the Board District shall shall be final.

determine Unless all bids are rejected by said Board of Directors, Bonds the will responsible, awarded bidder whose later bid results in the lowest net not than 2 o'clock P.M. on interest April cost. 19. to be determined as hereinabove set forth. 1972.

to (6) Interest TAX on said EXEMPTION. Bonds. In the opinion of Bond Counsel, will be exempt, under from Federal income tax. If prior to the delivery of the Bends any Income existing tax laws law of the United States of America, or any reguiations, ruling or policy thereunder, shall provide that the Interest on such Bonds is notice taxable, or may be taxable at a future date, for Federal Income tax purposes of then the bidder to whom the Bonds are to be awarded, at its option, may returned, refuse 10. without accept the interest.

Bonds. and and said in bidder such will be relieved of its contractural obligations case the deposit made by it will be arising from the acceptance of its proposal. (7). Each OFFICIAL proposal BID shall De accompanied by a certified check, bank cashier's check, FORM AND GOOD FAITH CHECK. or able to the Board of Directors of said District, payable to the order of the treasurer's check in a bank or trust company in the State of Arizona, accepturer of said District, tor $980.000, as a guarantee of good faith.

Said check of snould the successtur shail be retained by said board as liquidated damages successful bidder fail to take up and pay for the Bonds when ready the for time deof the delivery of the Bonds and the good faith deposits of all unsuccessful The good faith check of the successful bidder will be returned at ders will be returned promptly upon the award made to the successful bidder. Each bid must be submitted on the Official Bid Form, available from the underSigned Treasurer or from Wainwright Ramsey Financial Consultants, New York. New York. The bid must be for all of said $49,000.000 aggregate principal amount of Bonds, and must be enclosed in a sealed envelope, together the pood faith deposit hereinabove specified, addressed to Kenneth J. Knauer, urer of said District.

and marked "Bid for $49.000,000 Salt River Project Bonds, Bond Issue Number Series of the Salt River Prolect Agriculural Improvement and Power (8) DELIVERY AND PAYMENT OF SAID BONDS. Delivery of said $49,000.000 aggregate principal amount of Bonds will, be made to the successful bidder against payment of the agreed First purchase National price, in City Federal Bank, Reserve Funds, without expense to the purchaser, New York, New York, on or about May 17, 1972. The purchaser will be given at least seven (7) business days' advance notice of the proposed date of the delivery of the Bonds. when so determined. The successful bidder shall have the right.

at its option, to cancel the contract of purchase If the District shall 10 tender the Bonds for delivery within 60 days from the date herein fixed for the receipt of and, in such event, the successful bidder shall be entitled to the return of Its deposit. (9) UNCONDITIONAL All bids shall be unconditional, The right to reject any and all bids and to waive any informality is expressly reserved to said Board. No bid will be considered contemplating the use of cancelled coupons or the waiver of interest or any other concession in lieu of payment of the agreed purchase price in Federal Reserve Funds Said Board supply. at Its own expense, fully executed Bonds. together the unqualified approving opinion of Messes.

Mudge Rose Guthrie Alexander, Attorneys of New New York, Bond Counsel, without cost to the and customary closing papers. (10) No litigation now pending or threatened affecting said aggregate principal amount of $49,000,000 Bonds hereinabove described, and no-litigation certificate will be included with the customary ciosing papers when said Bonds are delivered against payment therefor. BY order of the Board of the Salt River Project Agricultural provement and Power District the 6th of March, 1972. FLOYD N. SMITH.

President KENNETH J. KNAUER Treasurer F. Secretary SMITH Published: Arizona Republic April A 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 1972: Phoenix Gazette April 7, 4, 10, 11, 12, BULLDOG Scott Bentley, 74; officer of Valley Bank T. Scott Bentley, 74, who was with the Valley National Bank 42 years until retiring in 1961 as a vice pesident in the agriculture and livestock loan division, died Sunday in St. Joseph's Hospital.

Mr. Bentley, 2028 W. Flower, was a past president of Deloss C. Kempton ELOY Services for De- loss Colvin Kempton, 69, who died Sunday in Hoemako Hospital, Casa Grande, will be at and grandfather, Dudley Grantham of Amarillo. 10 a.m.

tomorrow in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints in Casa Grande. Graveside services will be at 4 p.m. in Eden Cemetery, Eden. Mr. Kempton, a retired poultry farmer who was born in Eden, farmed in the Gila Valley until 1941 when he moved to Miami.

He had been living here since 1960. Survivors include his wife, Ora of Eloy; three sons, Thomas D. of Phoenix, Garth of Eloy and Marlon of Miami; four daughters, Mrs. Margorie Patrick of Prescott, Mrs. Marilyn Thraen of Casa Grande, Mrs.

Delores Belarde of Miami and Mrs. Karen Venezuela of Eloy; two brothers, Hiram and Orden, both of Morenci; four sisters, Mrs. Kay Evans of Mesa, Mrs. Clara Gilliland of Prescott, Mrs. Zilpha Nowlin out of state and Mrs.

Verlon Preston of Safford, 18 grandchildren; and six great grandchildren. R. Dale Grantham Services for R. Dale Grantham, 40, a mechanical engineer' with Grantham Engineering at Falcon Field in Mesa, will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in A.

L. Moore Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. Cremation will follow Mr. Grantham, 3053 N.

44th was killed in an airplane crash Saturday near Chandler. Born in Flagstaff, he came to Phoenix 24 years ago from Amarillo. He was a member of the state trap shooting team. Survivors include his wife, Marilyn; a daughter, Jill Grantham; his mother, Mrs. Norma Cody, all of Phoenix, the Downtown Optimist Club and a member of the Church of the Beatitudes.

Born in Hermitage, he came to Phoenix in 1919. Survivors include his wife, Mabel, a son, Tom of Phoenix, three sisters out of state and two granddaughters. Services will be at 12:30 p.m. tomorrow in the church, 555 W. Glendale.

Entombment will be in Greenwood Mausoleum, A. L. Moore Sons Mortuary made arrangements. Mary Sell COCHISE Services for Mrs. Mary M.

Sell, 73, who died Sunday in the Northern Cochise District Hospital, will be at 2:30 p.m. today in the Willcox Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Burial will be in the Cochise Cemetery, Mrs. Sell, who was born in Ohio, moved here from Jacksonville, in 1962. She is survived by her husband, Ruben of Cochise.

Friends may call from 1:30 to service time at the church. Westlawn Chapel in Willcox is in charge of arrangements. Ruth Bouse TEMPE Graveside services for Mrs. Ruth Bell Bouse, 70, whose late fatherin-law founded the town of Bouse southeast of Parker, will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow in Double Butte Cemetery.

Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. today in Carr Mortuary, 26 E. Fifth St. Mrs. Bouse, 419 W.

Ninth died yesterday in Tempe Community Hospital. Born in Cook County, she was brought to Geronimo, near Ft. Thomas, as an infant. Several years ago she came to the Valley anl lived the past five years in Tempe. Survivors include four daughters, Mrs.

Hazel C. Lovaas of Tempe, Mrs. Carol Garner of Mesa, Mrs. Shirley Enrico and Mrs. Georgie Schwinghamer, both of Phoenix: two sons, Gene Clayton of Globe and Glenn Clayton of Los Angeles; a sister, Mrs.

Mabel Luspin of Cashion; 19 grandchildren and 11 greatgrandchildren. Today's Crossword Puzzle ACROSS 41 Companionless 42 Deserving 1 George recognition French 44 Make with strain novelist 45 Permit 5 Protection 46 Pronounce against the judgment rain against 9 Turkish 47 Fundamental generals 49 Close with, 14 Jai a buck 15 All done 53 Fanciful 16 Sloping plane story: 2 words 17 Those of great 57 Place of stature: Slang business 18 US 58 Per presidential Each year prerogative 59 Ray of light 19 Hereditary 61 Means of social group transportation 20 In plain view 62 Cotton 22 One who holds blanket of S. another in America esteem 63 Agustin 24 Place in Mexican different composer chairs 64 Punta del 26 Hinged back City of of a book Uruguay 27 Scheme 65 Ruhr city 29 Within: Prefix 66 At first: 30 Bottom of a Archaic river 67 Educator 33 Liberal treatment DOWN 37 Sailboat of Indonesia 1 Distinctive 38 Covered with quality fine dispersions 2 Existing of carbon 3 Backs of necks 39 Obtained 4 Disgrace 40 Respond to a 5 US state stimulus official: Abbr. Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: AnaRs REED AROR COND ANDARAD nann AARD OAR COG 009900000 DECO ROR 80D0 000000000 00090 2000 0000 70000 6 Declare 40 Essential positively parts 7 Deals out 42 Place where 8 Hunted for young are minerals raised 9 Rise 43 Warrant 10 Having a officer: Abbr. 11 Have: glazed Archaic surface 45 Nonprofessional 47 Nonhuman 12 Feed the kitty creatuve 13 Consisting of 48 Weatherman's British money: word Abbr.

50 Pertaining to 21 Keep score Norway 23 Tree 51 Persona 25 Plastic Acceptable tip on a person shoelace 52 Country on 28 Arrangeable by southern conferring Arabian 30 Obnoxious Peninsula child 53 Fortune's 31 Every partner 32 Responsibility 54 Genus of ducks 33 Royale 55 Taverns 34 Quiet spot 56 Organs of 35 Finished hearing 36 Negative word 60 Floor covering 37 Allowed piece 25 26 30 33 40 45 46 50 52 53 55 56 59 60 65 66 Marion B. Wenker GLOBE Marion B. Wenker, 75, a salesman for Motor Supply Co. of Phoenix 25 years before going to Globe in 1943, died Sunday in Phoenix Veterans Administration Hospital. Mr.

Wenker, 1113 Crestwood Drive, had operated his own business, known as Wink's, here for nine years and later worked for McFall Auto Parts in Globe and Miami. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Globe, Elks Lodge 489, a life member of the University of Arizona Alumni Association and a former Rotarian. Born in Alvin, Mr. Wenker came to Phoenix from Pennsylvania with his parents in 1910 and settled on a small farm near Indian School and 11th Street. He was graduated from Phoenix Union High School in 1914 and attended the UofA before enlisting in the Army and serving in France during World War 1 I.

Survivors include his wife, Emma; two children, Richard of Torrance, Mrs. George Reams of Anaheim, six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow in A. L.

Moore Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams, Phoenix. Burial will be in Glendale Resthaven Cemetery. The 1 family suggests memorial contributions to the UofA College of Medicine. Patrick Zifka Services for Patrick SteZifka, 13, seventh prance student at Palo Verde School, will be at 2 p.m.

tomorrow in Chapel of Chimes, 7924 N. 59th Glendale. Burial will be in Glendale Resthaven Cemetery. Born in Fennimore, Patrick was brought to the Valley 11 years ago and lived the past five years in Phoenix. He died Sunday in Good Samaritan Hospital.

He was a member of Maryvale Baptist Church. Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel M. Zifka, 4104 W.

Kaler; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Zifka of Stitzer, and Mrs. Audrey Ketterer of Fennimore and his great grandmother, Mrs. Winnie Ketterer, also of Fennimore.

Mary Barker WILLIAMS Services for Mrs. Mary Emma Barker, 63, who died Friday at her daughter's home in Bagdad, will be at 2 p.m. today in the Calvary Baptist Church here. Burial will be in the Williams Cemetery. Mrs.

Barker, who was born in Amarillo, came to Arizona in 1916, living here and in Flagstaff. She was a member of the Alpine Garden Club of Flagstaff and of the American Legion Auxiliary, both here and in Flagstaff. Surviving are her husband, Floyd of Williams; three daughters, Mrs. Margaret Newman of Bagdad, Mrs. Elean McKeever of Cameron, and Mrs.

Evelyn Long of Eagle River, Alaska; two sons, Floyd Jr. and David, both of Eagle River; a brother, Olly Dotson of Prescott; a sister, Dorthula Lewis of Cottonwood; six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Stegmeir and Sons Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. Jennie Fishbaugh Mrs. Jennie Mathews Fishbaugh, 33, a Sunday School teacher in the 31st Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, died Sunday in St.

Joseph's Hospital. Mrs. Fishbaugh, 5973 W. Coolidge, was injured Sunday in a bicycle-auto accident on 59th Avenue at Oregon. Born in Providence, Utah, she came to Phoenix in 1965 from Minnesota.

She had been a Cub Scout den mother and member of the LDS Mutual Improvement Association. She graduated from South Cache High School at Providence. After graduating from a nurses aide school, she worked in the LDS Hospital at Logan, Utah. Survivors include her husband, Dr. William D.

Fishbaugh; a son, Vincent; three daughters, Elizabeth, Terri and Amy Fishbaugh, all of Phoenix; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant L. Mathews Sr. of Providence; a sister and four brothers out of state.

Services will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow in the 31st Ward Chapel, 3802 N. 59th Ave. Friends may call from 5 to 9 p.m. today in Grimshaw Bethany Chapel, 710 W.

Bethany Home. Burial will be in Glendale Resthaven Park. Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren A spirited bidding contest landed North and South in a six spade contract which failed only because South did not take precautions in the play to guard against the unbalanced distribution which the auction had indicated were present, after the opponents competed all the way up to six hearts holding a distinct minority of the high cards. West's bid of six hearts was an obvious sacrifice and North's decision to pass was a two way call.

Normally, when both players have bid strongly and the opponents persist to a higher level, the pass is a strength showing call and indicates a willingness to go on, but leaves the final decision to partner. In the present case, North's values were primarily distributional and he wasn't sure to whose hand it was. While South could have doubled himself, he decided to forgo a smaller profit in favor of trying for six spades which appeared to be a reasonable shot. West opened the six of hearts and East put up the king, which was topped by ducks South's ace. Success or failure on the hand appeared to hinge on the location of the king of spades and, holding 10 cards in the suit, the odds favored taking a finesse.

Before testing the lie in trumps, South decided to lead his singleton diamond first. The ten was played from dummy and East was in with the ace. The deuce of clubs was returned, declarer put up the ace and continued with a small club, ruffing with North's nine. To his surprise, East overruffed with the king and though declarer had no problem in drawing the remaining trumps and discarding his losing clubs on the established diamonds, his contract had been set down by one trick. Had West somehow put his hand on a small diamond as the opening lead, enabling his partner to get the ace of diamonds out of the way immediately, a shift to either II veteran.

Survivors include his wife, Willa; two sons, Steven and Michael, both of Mesa; a daughter, Mrs. Shirley Bryant of Scipio, four brothers and three sisters out of state, and two grandchildren. Friends may call from 2 to 9 p.m. tomorrow in Larry J. Melcher Mortuary, 43 S.

Stapley Drive. Services and burial will be in Wilkinson, Ind. Irrigation SAN CARLOS PROJECT .24 hrs. ended 7 a.m. April I 1972 Capacity, acre-feet 1,285,000 Available storage, acre-feet 97,085 24-hr.

discharge, acre-feet Reservoir loss, acre-feet SALT RIVER PROJECT Normal Flow Period No. 13 12:01 a.m.. April for 1972, 10 11:59 p.m. April. 13, 1972.

is use on land in cuitivation in or before 1881. Short variation in river entitles lands in cuitivation in or before the following year to a portion of full period accum. ulation as follows: 1880 1881. ROOSEVELT LAKE Capacity, acre-feet 1,381,580 Storage, acre-feet 564,054 Maximum Present elevation 2.080 APACHE LAKE Capacity, acre-feet 245,138 Storage, acre-feet 240.882 Maximum elevation 1,914 Present elevation 1,912 CANYON LAKE Capacity, acre-feet 57,852 Storage, acre-feet. 54,655 Maximum elevation 1,660 Present elevation 1,657 SAGUARO LAKE Capacity, acre-feet 69,765 Storage, acre-feet 61,020 Maximum elevation 1,529 Present elevation 1,522 HORSESHOE LAKE Capacity, acre-feet 139,238 Storage, acre-feet.

913 Maximum elevation 2.026 Present elevation 1,938 BARTLETT LAKE Capacity. acre-feet 170,477 Storage, acre-feet. 59,518 Maximum elevation 1,798 Present elevation 1,738 TOTAL STORED WATER Total stored, acre-feet 981.042 Total stored, year ago 1,016.776 Legal Advertising NOTICE OF SALE For the past due rent and other charges, the personal property of Tom Avisworth will be sold on April 17th at 9:00 a.m., at 240 S. McDonald, Mesa, Arizona. W.R.

WILLIAM SCHULZ ASSOCIATES Published: Arizona Republic, April 10, 11, 1972. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS PROJECT: 1 17-2 (35) OPENED: APRIL 26. 1972. TERMINI: CORDES JCT. -FLAGSTAFF COST OF PLANS AND TIONS: $32.00 LOCATION: Munds Park -Flagstaff port WAGE DETERMINATION DECISION ITEM NO.

51: AFE: 17A25 TIME FOR COMPLETION: 300 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 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 proiect may be set for opening at the time cated above. The prolect order of opening and reading proposals will be determined at the time of opening, and there will be pause, between proiect openings 10 allow a bidder the opportunity, to submit a written request to withdraw his unopened bid.

The location of the proposed work is in Coconino County on Interstate Route 17, beginning about 14 miles south of staff and extending northerly for a tance of approximately 14 miles. The work consists primarily of furnishIng and placing base material and surfac. ing the southbound roadway. mately of mile of the northbound roadway in the vicinity of Willard Springs Interchange, Interchange ramps and roadways and the northbound and southbound Christensen Rest Areas: the extension of concrete box culverts: nishing and placing various roadway signs, drop sewer manhole, and sewers at Christensen Rest Areas and other incidental work. ITEMS AND APPROXIMATE QUANTITIES Roadway Excavation; Cu.

69,500 Borrow: Cu. 162.900 Select Material: Ton, 158,500 Aggregate Base: Ton, 41,450 Cement Treated Base: Ton, 127,800 Portland Cement; Ton, 3,316 Bituminous Material: Ton, 6,756 Asphaltic Concrete: Ton, 68,380 Portland Cement Concrete Pavement; Sq. 206.500 Structural Steel: 16.200 Concrete (Class A) (1,202 C. L. Sum.

Reinforcing (116,800 lb.) L. Sum, 1 Corrugated Metal Pipe: L. 722 Pipe Culvert: L. 692 Provide Trainees with Job Training: Hour, 6,000 Sign Panel: Sq, 6.411 Plans, specifications. and Proposal Pamphlets may be obtained from the Division of Contracts Specifications, Arizona Highway Department, 206 South 17th Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85007.

The total cost of plans and specifications for this proiect 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 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 pose. No contractor shall be eligible to submit bid until his Contractor's Statement of Experience and Financial Condition, made on the form supplied by the Arizona Highway Department, has been be proved.

filed not later Prequalification than fifteen statements days prior shall to qualified the date bidder of shall opening be bids. The lowest duly licensed as contractor in the State of Arizona prior to the execution of the contract by the Arizona Highway Department. A proposal guaranty in the form of either an unendorsed certified or ler's check made payable to the State Treasurer of Arizona for not less than five percent of the gross amount of the bid is required to accompany the al, 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 Specificafions. wage rates are shown in the Wage, Determination Decision, the ber of which Is shown above.

which has been determined in accordance with the the requirements of the law and issued by and Secretary the of Labor for this proiect Arizona Prevailing Wage Scale, of certified by the Industrial Commission Arizona, both of which wage posal Pamphlet and the contract. the All lascales will be incorporated Into Pro. bor paid emploved on this prolect shall be wage in accordance with these minimum for rates. In case the respective, rates any labor classification differ in the two rate wage shall scales, the higher minimum 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 VI Civil Rights Act of 1964, 78 Stat.

252, 42 U.S.C, 2000d to 20000-4 and Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations. De of Transportation, Subtitle A. Office of the Secretary, Part 21, Nondiscrimination in programs of the Department of Transportation issued suant to such hereby notifies all that bidders that will affirmatively insure in to any this contract entered into suant advertisement. minoritv business opportunity enterprises submit will be afforded full this invitation and will not be response discrimi. to to bids in nated against on the grounds of race.

color, or national origin in consideration for an award. WM. N. PRICE State Highway Engineer Republic and Gazette Mall Address: P.O, Box 1950 Republic (Morning) Gazette (Evening) Republic (Morn, Sun.) The Gazette (Evenine) plus. Sunday Republic, Carriers collect weekly.

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ing Wed. April 21, 1972. Dinner at 7 p.m., meeting at 8 p.m. Visitors welcome. Thomas A.

Sharp, Potentate Wendell W. Rote, Recorder Arizona Lodge No. 2. F. A.

345 W. Monroe, Third Degree Past Masters Night 3:00 p.m.. Reconvenes at 7:15. Visiting Masons welcome. Refreshments.

J. Barney Salyer, W.M. ORIENTAL Lodge No. 20 25 South Center Street, Mesa. Second degree 7:30 p.m...

visiting Masons weicome. Elwin L. French, W.M. 4-Funeral Announcements ABSHIRE, Frank E. Services Wednesday 10 a.m.

Memory Lawn Mortuary Chapel. Interment Memory Lawn. Visitation today 5 10 8 p.m. ALBERT, Bruno. Services 1 p.m.

today. Camelback Sunset Chapel, 301 West Camelback. Private inter. ment, Mountain View Cemetery, Mesa. ALMERIDA, Edward.

Funeral Center. Neither vulnerable. South deals. NORTH 409632 9 8 0 KQJ1075 49 WEST EAST A Void 4 K75 0 009762 0 KJ10543 0843 0 A96 42 SOUTH A A 1084 9 A 02 The bidding: South West North East Pass 10 19 4 9 59 6 9 Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: Six of 9 a club or a heart would have assured South's defeat, for the latter has no way of reaching dummy to take the spade finesse. However, such a course of events might have appeared to declarer as either the result of black magic or a wellcalculated peek.

With the normal heart lead, South can ward off any evil spirits by simply cashing the ace of clubs first before leading the singleton diamond. Now, when East is in with the ace of diamonds, he is unable to exit without placing his opponent in the dummy. A diamond return provides direct access, as does a heart, for South can sluff a club while he ruffs in the North hand. A spade return by East gives declarer a free finesse in the suit and after the king responds favor ably and trumps are drawn in three rounds, a club ruff puts North back in to run the diamonds for whatever discards are still required. Observe, that if East did have a second club to lead, that exit would also provide South with access to dummy.

Cashing the ace of clubs at trick two could lose only if East were void in the suit which was much less of a likelihood than his holding a singleton, ALMERIDA, Edward. Funeral Center. BARRON. Clifford Craig. Services today 2 p.m.

Sottsdale sat Ward Church of Jesus Christ Latter -dav Saints. Interment Memory Lawn. Friends may call at Messinger Mortuary, Scottsdale until service time. BASCOM, Terry Willis. Husband of Kathryn, brother of Mrs.

Dorothy Poison and Mrs. Joseph Wilkins. Several neices and nephews survive. Services 11am Thursday in Whitney Murphy Chapel, town. Interment Greenwood.

Friends may call after 1pm Wednesday. BOUSE, Ruth Bell. Graveside serve ices pm Wednesday at Double Butte Cemetery, Tempe. Pastor Daniel Pautz officiating. Friends may call Tuesday from 10 9 pm at CARR MORTUARY.

BECKER, Nelle Gertrude. Survived by sons, Clarence, Scottsdale. Homer, Florence. Ariz. grandchil.

dren. 11 great-grandchildren. Services interment Niles. Ill. Ar.

rangements by Messinger Mor. tuary, Scottsdale. BENDO, Jean Services 10 AM. today Northwest Mortuary. BENTLEY, T.

Scott, 74. 2028 W. Flower. Husband of Mabel Bentlev. Father of of Tom Bentley.

Brother Hazel Gutzman, PasaPhoenix, dena. Charline Knight, Ofcecia. Mabel Murray. Port. land.

Ore. Passed away Sundav. Granddaughters also survive. Services conducted by Dr. Culver H.

North Nelson 12:30 p.m. Wednesday Congregational Church of the Bea tudes, $55 W. Glendale. Entombment Greenwood. A.

L. Moore Sons. BERG, Bernice. Mass 9 a.m. todav in Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church.

8620 N. 7th St. Interment St. Francis, Hansen Mortuary. BERLENDIS.

Edith C. 6030 W. Marlette. Passed away April 10th. Survived by husband Victor J.

Berlendis, Glen. Son Captain William A. Smith Tucson, Ariz. Mother Clara W. Brown, Phx.

Sisters Mrs. Evelyn Berger. Van Couver and Miss Carol Brown. Memorial services p.m. Wednesdav First United Methodist Church.

Glen, Rev. Byron D. Haines officiating. Interment Green Acres Cemetery. Friends may 5-8pm Whitney todav Chapel, af Grimshaw Glenn Brazili5754 W.

Dr. BOOKS. Fannie Boone. 3405 E. Oak.

Sister of Mrs. Edith. Boone Day. Miss Ruby Boone, Phoenix. Passed away Sundav.

Services conducted by Rev. G. Ross Laidlaw 10:00 a.m. Thursday in Palmcrott Rd. Baptist Church, 1529 W.

McDowell Interment Greenwond Friends may call from 3:00 until 9:30 p.m. Wednesday, A. L. Moore Sons. BOICOURT, Ace.

Survived by wife, Willa: 2 sons. Steven Patrick Michael Muriel both of Mesa: daughter, Mrs. Shirley Bryant Scipio, Indiana: brothers sisters, out of state: grandchit. Wilkin. Services burial son, Indiana.

Friends may call Larry J. Melcher Mortuary Wednesday. BUTLER, Gertrude Louise, 1118 Lane. Sister of Henrv Rentro. Tulsa, Okla.

Aunt of Earl F. Renfro. Tulsa, Sten-mother of Frances Schindler. Phoenix. Harry Long, Houston.

Texas and Greg Schindler. Passed away Rev. Truman Skaggs Rev. Jack Sunday. Services" conducted by Maben 3:30 p.m.

Wednesdav Memory Chapel. A. L. Moore Sens. Interment Greenwood.

Friends may call from 3:00 until 9:00 p.m, today, COLBURN. George B. Sr. Survived by wife Mae son George B. both of Scottsdale.

Brothers Phillis Nashua. New Percy. Lawell, Sister Thomas, Bellingham. Mass. Mrs.

George Baldwin. Point Pleasant, New Jersey, Grandson George B. 111. Scotts. dale: Jim, Roswell.

New Maylen, Service arrangements pendine. Messinger Mortuary, Scottsdale. COOPER, Robert. Universal Memo. Center, CURRY.

Rov 10801 Crosby Sun City. "Hushand of Eliza. beth Curry, Sun Citv. Father of Mrs. Claude Moore, Phoenix, Mrs.

Ariel Lane. Santa' Clara. Calif sisters. 2 brothers nut of state Passed away Monday 7 dren, 3 great-grandchildren also survive. Private services Wednes.

dav in Chanel of Memories. Monre A Sons. Interment Greenwood. Friends may call from until 9:00 p.m. today.

A Memorial to the American Cancer Society is ereferred. FISHBAUGH, Jennie Mathews. 5971 West Coolidge: Passed away April 9 1972. Survived by husband. Dr.

William Fishbauch: son, Vincent: daughters, Elizabeth Ann Terri Amy Louise, all of Phoenix: parents, Mr. Mrs. Grant Mathews, dence, Utah: brothers, Grant Ms. thews, Jr. and Dean Mathews, Grace.

Idaho: Lynn Mathews. Hyrum, Utah: Dennis Mathews. Sacramento. California: sister. Mrs.

Blaine McBride, Providence, Itah, Memorial Services 1:00 P.M Wednesdav. 31st Ward. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-dav Saints. 3002 North 501h Avenue, with Elder Marcus A. Roberts officiating, In.

terment Resthaven Park Cemetery. Friends max call 5-9 P.M. todav. Grimshaw Bethany Chapel, 710 West Bethany Home Road. FOULK, MavBelle Larson.

Services conducted bi Jean Gut. son 2:00 p.m. todav in Seventh Ward. Church of Jesus Christ Latter Saints, 18th St. E.

Brill Interment. Memory Lawn Friends may call at the Relif Society Room from noon until service time. Moore Sons. A Memorial to. Primary Children's Salt Lake City, Utah is preferred, FOUTS, Willard, Services 2 p.m.

day. Acres Chapel. Inter. ment Green Memorial Gar. dens.

FUGE, Helen M. of Services 10 a.m. today. Chapel the Chimes, 7924 N. 59th Ave.

Interment Resthaven Park. GARCIA, Michael. Rosary 7 p.m. Thurs. from the residence on Old Berg Road.

Mass 10 a.m. Fri. Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church. Interment SanTan Cemetery. Sunnysiope Sunnyside Mortuary.

Grantham, Amarillo, Tex. Passed 44th St. Husband Marilyn Grantham. Father of Jill Grant. ham.

Phoenix. Son of Mrs. Norma Cody Phoenix. Grandson Dudley Grantham, Amarilla, passed away Saturday. Services 2:00 p.m.

Wednesday in Memory Chapel, A. L. Moore Sons. HAAS, Frank. Arrangements pend.

ing. Whitney Murphy. HARRIS, Jean 11814 N. 33rd Ave. Passed away Sun.

Survived by husband Sam 2 sons Mark R. Steven Lee. of Phoenix: mother Mrs. Lydia, Johnson, Sugar Grove, 2 brothers sister of state. Services 7:30, p.m.

today from the Chapel of Sunnyslope Sunnyside Mortuary, Rex Sprink officiating. Interment Sugar Grove, Va. 5.