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REPUBLIC The 73 Phoenix, Dec. 10, 1965 at the mortuary between 4 and Charles Rhodes LH. Miller; Phoenix in 1962 to live with a son, Col. Donald W. Bunte, in Washington.

She was born in Obituaries Roland Cate; Was Honored As Philatelist J. E. Suffolk, 61, Dies; O'Malley Plant Head for James Edward Suffolk, 61, Funeral rites have been set who retired as manager in 1960 Glass and Mill Work here. He bought a business in Durango, in 1960. He died there Roanoke, Ind.

Memorial services will be at 3 p.m. today in Grimshaw Mortuary, 334 W. Monroe. Another son, Louis F. Bunte of Virginia Beach, a brother, Harry Allerton of Fort Wayne, and two grandchildren survive.

Albert G. Herkert Rosary for Albert G. Herkert, 55, who died Wednesday in St. Joseph's Hospital, will be re cited at 8:30 p.m. today Whitney and Murphy Chapel, 330 N.

Second Ave. Requiem High Mass will be sung at 10 a.m. tomorrow in St. Thomas the Apostle Church, 4510 N. 24th St.

Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery. Mr. Herkert, 1707 E. Whitton, was a protessional kennel master.

He moved to Phoenix 23 years ago from Maspeth, N.Y. He was born in New York. He was a member of the Sa- huaro Dog Club, the Poodle Club, and vice president of the Chihuahua Club. Surviving are his wife, Mar garet; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Brosius of Wyoming; a brother, Henry Albrecht of New York, and a granddaughter, Mary Taylor of Phoenix.

Jean 31. Kyhn MESA-Jean M. Kvhn. 81. a retired construction painter, died Wednesday in the home of nis son Jean at 8142 E.

Third Ave. Mr. Kyhn was born in Copen hagen and moved to Mesa 16 months ago from Troy, N.Y. Other survivors are his sons Albert of Utica, N.Y., and Ed win of Troy, and five grandchildren. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m.

today in Mountain View Memorial Gardens, 7900 E. Apache Trail. The Rev. Deo R. Hendricks of the Apache Junction Baptist Church will officiate.

Desert View Chapel made arrangements. Burrel L. Preston isurrei Lee ireston, 44. an aircraft sheet metal worker at Luke Air Force Base, died Wednesday in Phoenix Veterans Administration Hospital. He had served in the Air Force during World War II.

Mr. Preston, 4014 N. 32nd Place, moved to Phoenix in WICKENBURG -Funeral services for Roland VVentworth Cate, who died Wednesday in Wickenburg Community Hospital, will be held at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow in the Wickenburg Funeral Home. The Rev.

Dan Gerrard of St. Alban's Episcopal Church will officiate. Cremation will follow in Phoenix. Born in Wakefield, Mr. Cate moved to Wickenburg 11 years ago from Whittier, Calif.

He had lived in Whittier for 20 years. He was a real estate broker with the Ben Pollman Agency in Wickenburg. A VETERAN of World War i Mr. Cate was a graduate of UCLA. He was a member of the Wickenburg Rotary Club, the Elks Lodge, the Duplicate Bridge Club, and a life member of the Phoenix Philatelic Association.

He recently received a citation to the Arizona Hall of Fame of Philately, one of only 18 persons to be awarded this honor. In addition to being an avid stamp collector, he made a map of territorial Arizona showing all of the old post offices. Last October he attended the 21st annual Stamp Exhibition Convention in Los Angeles where he received second prize in the championship class for his Arizona territorial covers. Survivors include his wife, Nellie Weston Cate; a brother, Crawford Cate of Beverly Hills, and sister, Mrs. Raymond Elliott of Huntington Beach, Calif.

Theresia Roer Rosary for Mrs. Theresia A. Roer, 71, who died Wednesday in St. Joseph's Hospital, will be recited at 7:30 p.m. today in Whitney and Murphy Chapel, 330 N.

Second Ave. Requiem Mass will be sung at 9:15 a.m. tomorrow in Sts. Simon and Jude Church, 6351 N. 27th Ave.

Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery. Mrs. Roer, 2609 W. McLellan, moved to Phoenix 48 years ago and farmed at this address.

Born in Illinois, she came here from Kansas. She was a mem ber of the Ladies Sodality at Sts. Simon and Jude Church. Surviving are five sons, Bernard and Joseph of Phoenix, William of Buckeye, and John and Robert of RJythe, five daughters, Mrs. Therese Murphy and Mrs.

Dorothy Bal- ough, both of Phoenix, Mrs. Ber tha Ewers of Tucson, Mrs. Ann Fay of Yuma, and Mrs. Mary Harms of Lamar, two brothers, Joseph Dorenkamp of Holly, and John Doren kamp of Selden, a sister, Sister Mary Bertha of the Sis ters of St. Joseph, Concordia, Kan.

and 39 grandchildren. Mary Beard Mrs. Mary I. Beard, 73, a resident of Phoenix 20 years, died yesterday in a Phoenix hospital. Mrs.

Beard, 9810 N. Third moved to Phoenix from St. Louis, Mo. She was born in Farmmgton. Mo.

bhe was a member of Jehovah's Witnesses. Services will be at 10 a.m tomorrow in Mercer Mortuary, 1541 E. Thomas. Friends may call at the mortuary after p.m. today.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Alice Hall and Mrs. ti.u Hunt, and a son, Samuel, all of Phoenix; two sisters, Mrs. H.H Hamilton of Kingman, Kan. and Mrs.

Nan Johnson of St. Louis; six grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. 9 p.m. today. Mr.

Williams was born in Missouri Valley, Iowa. He came to Arizona in 1918 to farm in the Phoenix, Gilbert and Chand ler areas. He moved to Chandler in 1933, and until his retirement operated a ranch 9 miles south east of Chandler. He was a past director of the Roosevelt Water Conservation District at Higley, and long was active in Arizona reclamation matters. He was a charter member and elder of the Chan dler Church of Christ for 25 years.

Survivors include his wife, Elizabeth; two sons, A. C. of Prescott and Gerald of Mari copa; two daughters, Mrs. June Coyle of Chandler and Mrs. Jo Strieker of Colorado Springs, Colo; two brothers, W.

C. of Mesa and Bryan of Clinton, four sisters, Mrs. C. M. Kimmel of Parker; Mrs.

Lillie Bean of Gila Bend; Mrs. Amy Jackson of Mesa; and Mrs Mamie McNabb of Wichita, Kan. Eleven grandchildren also survive. Miguel P. Ybarra MESA Rosary for Miguel P.

Ybarra, 70, who died yesterday in his home, 1763 Argon, will be recited at 7:30 p.m. today in Larry J. Melcher Mortuary, 43 S. Stapley. Requiem Mass will be sung at 9 a.m.

tomorrow in Queen of Peace Roman Catholic Church. Burial will be in Mountain View Memorial Gardens. Mr. Ybarra was born in Zaca tecas, Mexico, and came to Arizona in 1920. He formerly was employed by Magma Copper Co.

for 27 years at Superior. He was president of the Por-firio Diaz organization at Mesa Surviving are his wife, Cecelia; five sons, John of Los An geles, Miguel of Mexico City, Michael of Fullerton, and Manuel and Daniel, both of Superior; 10 daughters, Mrs. An- tonia Galaviz, Mrs. Lupe Gonzalez, and Socorro Ybarra, all of Mexico City; Mrs. Antonia Luna of Ajo, Mrs.

Carmen Chai- dez of Tucson, Mrs. Hortencia Romenez of Phoenix, Mrs. Connie Navarro of California, Mrs. Cecelia Hernandez of Superior, and Simona Ybarra and Mary Ybarra, both of Mesa; 47 grandchildren, and 32 great-grand children. Lena Bunte Rites have been set for Mrs.

Lena G. Bunte, 74, who moved to Prescott in 1916 from Fort Wayne, Ind. She died Saturday in Virginia Beach, Va. Mrs. Bunte came to Phoenix from Prescott in 1947 and left Legal Advertising ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS DECEMBER 17.

1965 YUMA-CASA GRANDE HIGHWAY (MIDWAY-BIANCO) ITEM NO. 13, AFE 08A06 wo cs Tfl AA 170 Qt SCALED BIDS will be received until 11:00 A.M., Naval Observatory Time by wociorn iinlnn. nn trtA above date, and then publicly opened and read at the office of the Arizona State Highway Com mission, Phoenix, Arizona. No bids wil be received after the time specified. Proposals for more than one prolect cated above.

The project 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 un mav he pt for oDening at the roe ndi opened bid. The location of the proposed work Is In Pinal County, beginning approximately 18V2 miles east of the Maricopa-Pinal County line and extending easterly over Interstate 8 toward Casa Grande for a distance of approximately 3't miles. The proposed work consists of grading anri drainina a new eastbound and west bound roadway, the construction of two 16 span Reinrorcea sioa Bridges and two 4 span Steel Girder Underpass Structures and other Inciden tal work, The work Is to be completed on or be fore OLIUBbK Jl. IVM. PRINCIPAL ITEMS AND APPROXIMATE QUANTITIES 1.11ft Rdv Excav.i 6,000 CY Str, 9,456 CY Spec.

,483,625 CY Borrow; 5,210 Ton Sel, Material; 2,320 Ton Agg. Base; 14 Ton Lig. Asphalt; 3 Ton Emuls. 320 Ton Bit. Road Mix; 7,550 So.

Yd. Portland Cement Con-rrt Pavement: 1 L.Sum Str. Stee (AD- prox. 370,000 pounds); 2,980 L.Ft. Metal Handrail; 4,869 CY Cone; 2,140 Sg.

Yd. Pnen Plared Mortar: 824.600 Lb. Reinf. Steel; L.Ft. Corr.

Metal Pipe: and L.Ft. Reinf. Cone. Pipe: Rubber Gasket, 596-36" Rubber Gasket and 1 In Ct Plna mlvert! 22-18" and 840 L.Ft. Furn.

and Drive Cast-ln-Place 3,950 L.Ft. Road Guard; 37,620 L.Ft. Line rnnrrete es: 4 Each catt buara: Fence; 1 L.Sum Gas Line Protection and OTHER INCIDtNIAL lltMl No Contractor shall be eligible to submit a bid until his certified statements of Financial Resources, Construction Experience and Equipment, made on forms cima eri hw the Ari7nna Qhwav Depart ment, have been approved. Pregualifica- tion shall be tiled not later man titieen (15) days prior to the date of opening bids. The lowest qualified bidder shall be duly licensed as a Contractor In the State ot Arizona prior to tne awaru ot ine contract.

Plans and Specifications may be, obtained at the office of the Arizona Highway Department, 206 South 17th Avenue, Phoenix. Arizona. The total cost of plans and specifications for this proiect texciu-civ nf standard specifications and Stand. ard Drawings) will be $14.25, payable by rhM-lr ONI fHraun tn the Arizona gh- way Department. No refund will be al lowed tor plans ana specmcanons returned to this Department.

Proposal pam- nn At. ara nnt irancteran ana. wnen used to submit a bid, must be. returned the envelope provided DV tne state for that purpose. A PrnonsAl Guarantv on an unendorsed Certified or Cashier's Check made payable to the State Treasurer of Arizona for gross amount of the not less than five is ber cent or tne bid Is required to accompe ture on accompany the proposal, sublect to torteiture on failure of bidder to enter nto contract.

The right is reserved to reiect any and all bids, as provided In the Standard Specllfcatlons. Minimum wage rates are set up In the age Determination Dec slon No, AE- 2,830 which has been determined In ac cordance with the regulrements the law and Issued bv the Secretary of, Labor for this Interstate contract, and in, the Arizona Prevailing Wage scale, certified by the Industrial Commission of Ar zona, both of which wage scales will be Incor orated In the Proposal Pamphlet and In he contract All labor employed on this contract 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 wage rate shall govern. The two wage scales, referred herein, are on file In the office of the State Highway Engineer, and may ba obtained at all reasonable times. The State Highway Department.

In ac cordance with the provisions of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 78 Stat. 252) and the Regulations of the Depart ment of commerce (is ran oj, Issued pursuant to such Act. hereby notl- 'les all oiaaers mat it win arrirmanveiy Insnra that tha rnntrart entered Into our- suant to this advertisement will be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder without discrimination on the ground of race, color, or nalional origin. WM. N.

rKItt, State Highway Engineer Phoenix. Arizona November 26, 196J HAYDEN Funeral services for Charles Rhodes, 67, will be held at 4 p.m. tomorrow in the Griffin Mortuary. Elder Byron Griffith will officiate. Bunal will be at the Hayden Mountain View Cemetery.

Mr. Rhodes died Wednesday the San Manuel Hospital Born in Mesa, Mr. Rhodes lived in Hayden for many years before moving to Tucson 10 years ago. He was a rancher. Survivors include two brothers, John and Billy of Tuc son; five sisters, Mrs.

Ella Rob ertson of Tucson, Mrs. Alma Mognett of Casa Grande, Mrs. Mary Ducock of Los Angeles, Mrs. Bertha Acton of Phoenix, and Mrs. Clara Acton of Kearny; two daughters, Mrs.

June Benedict of San Manuel and Mrs. Olamae Bivin of San Marcos, one son, Charles A. of Hayden; 11 grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. James T. Antie James T.

Antie, 29, a staff sergeant who retired from the Air Force because of his health, died Wednesday in Luke AFB Hospital. Mr. Antie, 5742 N. 32nd had served in the Air Force 11 years before retiring in August. He was born in Rosa, La.

He was graduated from high school at Port Barre, La. Mr. Antie was stationed seven years at Luke AFB and three years in Germany. Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in Lundberg's Chapel of Chimes, 5852 W.

Glenn Drive, Glendale. Chaplain Paul H. Pike will officiate. Military rites will be at Resthaven Park Cemetery, Glendale. Friends may call at the mortuary from 4 to 7 p.m.

Sunday. Surviving are his wife, Joy a son, Alan and a daughter, Gay Lynn, all of Phoenix; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Antie of Port Barre; three brothers, Herbert of Port Barre, Cecil in the Navy, and Curtis in the Air Force, and two sisters, Mrs. Yvonne Marks in Germany and Mrs.

Audrey Richard of Port Barre. Arehie Williams CHANDLER-Archie A. Wil liams, long-time Chandler area rancher, died in Chandler Com munity Hospital yesterday. He was 71. Mr.

Williams, who retired tliree years ago, lived at 854 N. Dakota St. Services will be at 2 p.m. to morrow in tsueier Mortuary, 14 W. Hulet Drive, Chandler, with Mr.

Jack Carter, of the Church of Christ, officiating. Burial will be in East Resthav en Cemetery. Friends may call Legal Advertising ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS I 8-2(42)170 YUMA-CASA GRANDE HIGHWAY (BIANCO RD. -THORNTON RD.) ITEM NO. 14.AFE 08A20 M.P.

172.82 TO M.P. 175.57 OS OPENED: JANUARY 7, 1966 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, Phoenix, Arizona. No bids will be received after the time soecifled. PrnDosals for more than ona oroiect may be set for opening at the time In- aicatea aDove. me oroiect order of opening, and reading determined at the tim Drooosals will be me of ODenlng, and there will be a pause between prolect ooeninos to allow a Didder tne ODDor tunity to submit a written reguest to thnraui his unnnenen ri.

The location of the proposed work Is In Pinal County, beginning approximately es east ot the Mar cooa-Hina County line, which point Is about 3'h miles south and 4 miles west of Casa Grande, and extending easterly over In terstate Route 8 toward Arizola for a distance of annrox mate 234 es. The proposed work consists of the grading and draining of a new divided hiahwav; the construction of two 12 soan reinforced concrete ontlnuous slab bridges, one 4 span steel girder under- oass. and otner incidenta worx. The work Is to be completed on or before august ji, 1766. PRINCIPAL ITEMS AND APPROXIMATE QUANTITIES 16,600 CY Drain.

6,770 CY Struc. 6,660 CY Spec. 372,400 CY 2,550 Ton Sel. Material, 1,525 Ton Agg. Base; 8 Ton Llg.

2 Ton Emul. Asph.) 15 Ton Cover Material; 200 Ton t. Road MIxi 5,000 So.Yd Port. Cem. Concrete Pavement; 185,500 Lb.

Str. Steel; 1,862 L.Ft. Metal Hand rail; cy concrete; sq. Yd. Hnen.

paced Molar Al luo ln. Reinf. Steel; 144 L.Ft. 12" CMP; 7,326 L.Ft. Arch CMP; 300 L.Ft.

30" RCP; 84 L.Ft. 18" Pipe Culvert; 448 L.Ft. Furn. Cast-in-Place Cone. Piles 4 Drive Metal Shells; 4 Each Cattle Guard; L.Ft.

Road Guard; 28 E. RW Markers; 33,530 L.Ft. Line Fence AND OTHER INCIDENTAL ITEMS. No Contractor shall be eligible to sub mit a bid until his certified statements of nanc a Resources, Construct on Ex perience and Eguipment, made on forms supplied by tne Arizona Highway De partment, have been approved. Preaual ficatlon shall be filed not later than fifteen (15) davs Drlor to the date of opening bids.

The lowest gualified bidder snau oe ouiv licensed as a contractor In the State of Arizona prior to the award of contract. Plans and Specifications may be ob tained at tne ottice of the Arizona wqn-way Department, 204 South 17th Ave nue. Phoenix, Arizona. The total cost of plans and specifications for this prolect (exclusive of Standard Specifications and Manaara Drawings) will be $10.25, pay able by check ONLY, drawn to the Arizona Highway Department. No re fund will be allowed for plans and specifications to th Department, Proposal pamphlets are not transferable and, when used to submit a bid, must be returned in the envelope provided oy tne state tor mat purpose.

A Proposal Guaranty on an unen dorsed Certified or Cashier's Check made payable to the State Treasurer of Arizona for not less than five (5) per cent of the gross amount of the bid Is regulred to accompany the proposal, sub- ecr to torteiture on ranure of bidder to enter Into contract. The right Is reserved to reiect anv and all bids. as provided In the Standard Speclfl-j cations. Minimum wage rates ara set up In the! waue ueierminanon uecision no. ac-zoia wnicn nas been determ nea In accord ance with the regulrements of the law ana tssuea DV rrw serretarv nr I ahor for this Interstate contract, and In the Arizona Prevailing Wage scale, certified by the Industrial Commission of Arizona, pom or wnicn wagt scales will be incorporated In the Proposal PamDhlet and In the contract.

All labor employed on in contract snail ne dr i ae. cordance with these minimum waae rates. In case the respective rates for any labor classification differ In the two wage scales, the higher minimum rate ferred to herein, are on file In the office of the State Highway Engineer, and sna Govern, me two waae ra p. re. may oe omainea at all reasonable times.

The State Highway Department, in ac cordance with the provisions of Title vi or tne livii Kignts Act of 1964 (78 Stat. 252) and the Regulations of th t- fartment of Commerce (15 C.F.R., Part Issued pursuant to such Act, hereby notifies all bidders that It will affirm atively insure 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 or n. WM. N. PRICE State Hiahwav Enolnmr 1943 from Illinois.

He was born in Troy, 111. Services will be at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow in A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W.

Adams. Friends may call at the mortuary today. Burial will be in Double Butte Cemetery, Tempe. Surviving are his wife, Mary Frances; a daughter, Mrs. John L.

Hunter of Tempe; two sons, Michael L. and Stephen both of Phoenix; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Burrel Preston; and a brother, Jack all of Camp Verde. Aurora Martinez WILLIAMS Requiem Mass will be sung for Mrs.

Aurora Martinez, 79, at 10 a.m. today in St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church. The Rev. Harry Morgan will officiate.

Burial will be in Williams Cemetery. Mrs. Martinez died in her home Tuesday night of a heart attack. Born in Cubero, N.M., Mrs. Martinez moved to Williams 50 years ago.

She is survived by two sons, Paul of Williams and Santos of Stockton, two daughters, Mary Martinez of Williams and Mrs. Mike Martinez of San Fran cisco; one brother living in Los Angeles, and eight grandchil dren. The Lewallen Funeral Home is in charge of the services. Emily M. Haverstock PRESCOTT Funeral services for Mrs.

Emily M. Haverstock, 85, who died Tuesday in Yava pai Community Hospital, will be held at 11 a.m. today in the Ruffner Funeral Home. The Rev. Canon David C.

Trimble of St. Luke's Episcopal Church will officiate. Burial will be in Chicago. Mrs. Haverstock was born in Bayonne, N.J., and came to Prescott a year ago.

She lived with her son, Dr. Richard T. Haverstock. Survivors include a second son, Gordon K. Haverstock of Chicago.

STRIKE HALTS WORK BOMBAY, India (AP)-Work on India's first atomic power plant at Tarapore, 60 miles north of here, came to a standstill yesterday when 4,000 hands staged a sit-down strike. El Our fighting men 1 I I I I I 1 CODE -AGE. 128 E. ROOSEVELT Had Ranch at White Sands THATCHER Funeral services for Lealon O'Henon Miller, 75, will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the first southern Baptist Church of Safford.

The Rev, C. H. Peaden will officiate. Bur ial will be Sunday in Pinon, N.M. Mr.

Miller died yesterday in the Safford Inn Hospital follow ing an illness of several weeks. Born in Weed, N.M., he first came to Arizona in 1917, left, and returned to Clifton in 1952, moving to Thatcher two years ago. Mr. Miller worked for seven years for the Greenlee County highway department in Clifton, He worked as a rancher and cowboy most of his life. A ranch he owned is now part of the White Sands Proving Grounds in New Mexico.

Survivors include his wife Ag nes of Thatcher; one son, J. D. of Morenci; one daughter, Eve- yn of Pmon, N.M.; two sisters, Mrs. Lucy Nelson of Hobbs, N.M., and Mrs. Mary Nelson of Napa, five grandchil dren, and six great-grandchildren.

The family suggests donations to the cancer fund rather than send flowers. Friends may call at the Cald well Funeral Home today from 4 p.m. until 7 p.m. Louis G. Camargo Rosary for Louis G.

Camargo, 31, who died in a Phoenix hos pital yesterday after a long illness, will be said at 8 p.m. Sunday in Mortensen-Kings Funeral Center, 1020 W. Washington. Requiem High Mass will be sung at 9 a.m. Monday in Im maculate Heart Church, 909 Washington.

Burial will be in St Francis Cemetery. Mr. Camargo. 2030 N. 31st was born in Phoenix.

He was an optical tecnnician lor the American Optical Co. Surviving are his wife, Erma; two daughters, Lucy and Lo- retta; a son, Louis his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Camargo, and a brother, John all of Phoenix. Marie Webb Services for Marie Adel Webb, the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Webb of Phoenix and Ft. Riley, will be at 3 p.m. today in A.L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W.

Adams. The child died Monday of pneumonia in Ogden, Kan. She was born in it. Eustis, va. Her father is in the Army.

Surviving in addition to the parents, are her grandparents, Mrs. Marie Webb of Casa Grande, Paul Webb of Chand ler, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mancollas of Phoenix. Interment will be in Green wood Memorial Park.

Legal Advertising IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF MARICOPA Kin (AUK NOTICE OF HEARING In the Matter of the Estate of BERNE wilkins. Deceased. hearing will be held on the petition of Nettie Wilkins, the surviving spouse of the above name decedent, for a widow's NOT CE HtRtbY VtN mat and child's allowance on the I4tn aav of December, 1965, in Division 5 of the above entitled Court, located at the Su-Derlor Courts Buildina Maricopa Coun ty Comdex, Phoenix, Arizona, said hear- jnto De neia at tne nour ot ciock DATED this 9 day of December, 1965. KUbbKI t. MILLtK, liem By P.

AUSTIN Deputy Clerk Published; December 10, 1965 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Maricopa County Junior College District win receive bias tor tne rurnisning ot ai labor, material. trAnsoortafinn and serv ices for providing carpeting for Library Building on the Phoenix College Campus, 1202 West Thomas Road, Phoenix, Arizona. Each bid must be submitted on the Bid Form and In accordance with drawings and specifications on file at the Office of the Maricopa County Junior College District Governing Board and available at the ottice of Haver, Nunn and Jensen, Architects. 1 1 33-J East Mis souri Avenue. Phoenix, Arizona, upon deposit ot Ten and No100 Dollars (Sio.uoi tions.

The deposit will be refunded up tor each set of draw nas and specit ca on return ot the drawings ana specifica tions in good condition within calendar riav. after hid date. The general prevailing rate of per diem wages for each craft, type of workman or mechanic needed to execute the Contract, as ascertained from the Industrial Commission of Arizona and on file therewith for the locality of this Contract, Is herewith Incorporated by reference and made a part hereof, and such rates shall be mandatory minimum rate of wages paid by tne contractor and any suDcon-tractor under him to all laborers, work men and mechanics employed by them In the execution of the Contract. Each bid shaH be made out on a form to oe obtained at tne ottice of tne Arcni tect, and shall be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check or bid bond for five per cent (5) of the total amount of the bid made payable to the order of tne Maricopa county Junior Co eae Dis trict. Such check or bid bond will be given as a guarantee that the bidder will enter nto the contract awarded to and provide a satisfactory performance Dona, ana snail De aeciarea torteitea as liquidated damaaes If the successful bid der refuses to enter Into the said contract after being requested to do so by the Maricopa county junior college Disti Governing Board.

Such check or bid will be returned to the respective unsuccessful bidders upon the award of the 4 will be returned to the successful bid der upon tne execution ana delivery of a satisfactory surely company bond and construct on contract. Bids will be sealed and filed with R. A. Taylor, Business Manager, office suite No. 811.

2721 North Central, Phoenix, Arizona, on or before 4:00 p.m. December 20. 1965. Bids will be opened ana puDiiciy reaa aioua at tne aDOve office Immediately after the hour of bid closing. The Maricopa County Junior College District Governing Board reserves the any Informality In any bid.

No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period nf right to reiect any or all ds or waive thirty (30) dm after the date set for be an. Arizona Licensed Contractor. tne open no tnereot ana each drier sha Dated this 3 December ms Kooert japp, secretary Maricopa County Junior College District Governing Board Published: December 7. 9. 10.

11. Hit after 35 years with the O'Malley Stevenson Services Set At Winslow WINSLOW- Funeral services for Henry C. Stevenson, 64, who died his home Wednesday after a brief illness, will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Scott Mortuary. The Rev.

John Butcher of the Winslow Episcopal Church and officers of Elks Lodge 536 will officiate. Burial will be in desert View Cemetery with Masonic graveside rites. Mr. Stevenson was born in Oklahoma and came to Winslow in 1929 where he was em- employed as a pharmacist. He was manager of the Babbitt Brothers stores in Holbrook from 1930 until 1950 when he purchased the 7-Up Bottling Co.

in Winslow. Since 1961 he worked as a pharmacist for the Central Drug Co. here. He was a member of the Masons, Elks and El Zaribah Shrine Temple, the Painted Desert Country Club, and vari ous professional associations. Survivors include his wife, Maude; a son, William of Cali fornia: a brother.

Walter of Connecticut; three sisters, Mrs. Elsie Nelson and Mrs. Beth Maclean of Winslow and Mrs. Ethel Peppiatt of Colorado. Friends may call at the mortuary from 7 to 9 p.m.

today. Estanislado Martinez Rosary for Estanislado B. Martinez, 88, a resident of Ari zona 71 years, will be recited at 8 p.m. today in St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church, 909 b.

'irst Ave. Requiem High Mass will be sung at 9 a.m. tomorow in the church. Bunal will be in St. Francis Cemetery.

Mr. Martinez, 1403 S. Har mon Parkway, died Wednesday in a Phoenix hospital. Born in Mexico, he moved from Tucson to Phoenix 36 years ago. He was a rancher.

Surviving are seven sons, Fer nando, Alfonso, Conrado, Frank, and Ernest all of Phoenix, Es tanislado Jr. of Pittsburg, and Felipe af Escondido, four daughters, Mrs. Encarna cion Olea, Mrs. Anita Valdez and Mrs. Petra Mesquita, ail of Phoenix, and Mrs.

Josephina Salazar of Salt Lake City; 51 grandchildren, and 67 greatgrandchildren. Friends may call at Morten- sen- Kings Funeral Center, 1020 W. Washington, after 1 p.m today. Osear Higgs Services for Oscar Higgs, 84, will be a 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Lewis Chapel of the Chris tian Methodist Episcopal Church 2804 E.

Mobile Lane. The Rev. L. V. Smaley will officiate.

Burial will be in Dou ble Butte Cemetery, Tempe. Friends may call at Webber and Sons Mortuary, 1641 E. Jefferson after noon teday. Mr. Higgs, 2504 E.

Chipman, died Tuesday in a Phoenix hos pital. Born in Foreman, he moved to Phoenix six years ago from Okmulgee, Okla. He had been a farmer. Surviving are six sons, Connis of Phoenix, Jordan of Los Angeles, and John, Oscar, Clin- dell, and Arvell, all of Oklahoma City; five daughters, Mrs. Beatrice Rogers of Tucson, Mrs.

Ar- zee Alexander in California, and Mrs. Cozell Bowie, Teledo Higgs and Ollie Mae Higgs, all of Ok lahoma City; a brother, John, and a sister, Mrs. Julia Fisher, in Oklahoma; 23 grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren and eight great-great-grandchildren, Thomas A. Otts GLENDALE Private serv ices for Thomas A. Ctts, 58, who was found dead Tuesday in his home at 6534 N.

43rd will be held today in Lundberg's Chapel of Chimes, Glendale. Mr. Otts came to Glendale in 1962 from Ann Arbor, where he was employed 16 years by the Argus Camera Co, He was born in Malvern, Ark. Surviving are his father, Eli iah F. of North Little Rock, Ark.

and a brother, Clifford M. and a sister, Mrs. Maybell Hatfield, both of Ann Arbor. Burial will be in Resthaven Parle Cemetery. Glendale.

Tuesday. Mr. Suffolk came to Phoenix in 1924 and served on the build ing committees of the St. Ag nes. St.

Thomas the Apostle and St. Theresa's Roman Cath olic Churches. He was chairman of the build ing committee for St. Joseph's Forest Camp near Flagstaff, drew the plans and supervised the construction of the camp's chapel, and received a gold watch for 10 years' service to the camp. HE ALSO SERVED on the policy committee of the Mari copa County particular counci of St.

Vincent de Paul, was former president of the St. Vincent conference at St. Ther esa's Church, member of the Knights of Columbus and Elk? Lodge 335 all in Phoenix. Rosary will be recited at p.m. Sunday in the Church of St.

Agnes, 1954 N. 24th St, Requiem Mass will be sung at 10 a.m. Monday the church Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery. Mil.

Suffolk, who was born in Anderson, is sur vived by his wife, Edna a aaugmer, Mrs. l. a Baumer of Phoenix; two broth ers, Claude F. and Thomas and a sister, Mrs. Florence Gill, all of Phoenix, and eight grandchildren.

Whitney and Murphy Funeral Home made arrangements. Laura Boon Requiem Mass for Mrs. Laura M. Boon, 81, who died Wednesday in Doctors Hospital, will be sung at 9 a.m. today in St, Matthew's Church, 2038 W.

Van Buren. Mrs. Boon, 2130 W. Van Bur- en, came to Phoenix eight years ago from her native Illinois. Surviving are two brothers, Leo T.

Beauregard of Berwyn, 111., and William Beauregard of Oak Forest, a sister, Mrs. Birdie Johnson of Detroit, and nieces and nephews. Burial will be in Rensselaer, Whitney and Murphy Fu neral Home announced. Frank E. Empey TEMPE Frank E.

Empey, 87, who was born at Florence and retired as a clerk for the Phoenix Flour Mill at Tempe in 1939, died yesterday in Georgian Court Nursing Home in Phoe nix. Mr. Empey, 611 Maple was a guest in the nursing home since 1963. He had been a clerk for the Birchett Grocery Store at Tempe in the late 1800s. The store later was named the Baber-Jones Store, Mr.

Empey lived in Van Nuys, from 1939 to 1958, when he moved back to Tempe. He attended the old Tempe Normal School three years, belonged to the Arizona National Guard for 10 years, and was a member of the Tempe First Congrega tional Church. He married Mary McNulty, who taught at the Payne Train mg bchool on the campus of Arizona State University. She died in 1957 in California. Surviving are three nieces, Mrs.

Dorothy J. Fisher and Mrs. Miriam Ward, both of Tempe, and Mrs. Janet L. Green of Long Beach, and six great-nieces and great-nephews in Arizona and California.

Services will be at 10 a.m tomorrow in the First Congre gational Church, with the Rev Dean Dalrymple officiating. Pri vate cremation will follow, Carr Mortuary announced. George M. Fish Services for and burial of winter visitor George Milton Fish, 66, who died yesterday in St. Luke's Hospital, will be Warroad, Minn.

Friends may call at Mercer Mortuary, 1541 E. Thomas, from 6 to 9 p.m. today. Mr. Fish, 114 E.

Portland, was spending his third winter in Phoenix. He lived in War road. He had been a manager for Northwestern Bell Tele phone Co. and retired in 1963 after 45 years with that firm, He was a Navy veteran of both World Wars, a member of the Episcopal Church, American Legion, Masonic lodge, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Telephone Pioneers of America. He was born in Minneapolis, Minn.

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be fore Justice of Peace I. V. Pruitt. Mr. Hardt was born in Me dina County, and came to Bisbee as a child.

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