Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 46

ALL EDITIONS falter Wickham Raymond Sorensen 1 Obituaries C-2 The Arizona Republic Phoenix, Dec. 19, 1974 dren, and three great-grandchildren. Services will be at 10 a.m, Saturday in A. L. Moore Sons Mortuary, 333 W.

Adams Burial will be in Double Butte Cemetery. Leo Dandurand TEMPE Leo C. Dandurand, 69, a retired painting contractor who had lived in Mesa until two months ago, died Monday in Tempe Community HospitaL Mr. Dandurand, 737 S. Priest, was member of Elks and Lion clubs.

Survivors include his wife, Elsie; his daughters, Margaret Keyes and Judy Duche-neau, step children, George Avila and Elaine McClarity; a brother and two sisters; and 11 grandchildren. Services and burial will be in Soumbridge, Gibbons Bunker Tempe Mortuary announced. Longest road tunnel was dug through PARIS (AP) The! world's longest highway tun-' nel is the Alpine Tube that pierces western Europe's highest mountain, Mount Blanc It is an all-weather over 7 miles long, the most, direct road between Paris, and Rome. BSD fci! it ON ALL PRE rag John R. Kelly Services for John Richard Kelly, 39, will be at 2 pjn.

Friday in Mercer Mortuary, 1541 E. Thomas. Burial will be in Greenwood Cementery. Mr. Kelly, 1109 N.

28th Drive, died Tuesday in Mary-vale Samaritan HospitaL He was employed as a carpenter by Barrett Home Construction Co. Born in North Carolina, he had been a member of Carpenters Union Local 906 for 19 years. He had been in te armed services from 1957 to 1959. Survivors include his wife, Geraldine; children, Robert Thomas Philip J. and Mary E.

Kelly; four brothers and six sisters. Richard Ponce BUCKEYE Services for Richard M. Ponce, 14, will be at 10 a.m. Friday in Cannon Funeral Home, 310 N- Litchfield Road, Goodyear. Burial will be in Louis B.

Hazelton Cemetery. Richard, of 19219 W. Mel-vin, died after a short illness Tuesday in St. Joseph's Hospital, Phoenix. He was a member of Jehovah's Witnesses.

Survivors include his parents Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ponce; brothers, Raymond, Randy and Roman; sisters, Darlene, Debbie and D'Vonn Ponce. Seymore Trivax Seymore Trivax, 62, who had owned a ladies- wear store in Detroit until retiring to Phoenix in 1969, was found dead Monday in his home, 377 N. Fourth Ave.

Mr. Trivax was a member of the Salvation Army Senior Citizens Club. He was born in Warsaw, Poland. Survivors include his daughters, Judy and Mrs. Paula Polin; a sister, Mrs.

Mollie Horrell; two other sisters and two brothers out of state; and three grandchildren. Private cremation was arranged by Universal Memorial Center. Ruth Roberts Ruth Roberts, 87, who was bora in Odell, and came here in 1912 from Osceola, died Tuesday in a Phoenix hospital. Mrs. Roberts, 12427 W.

Glendale, is survived by her children, Oren A. Roberts, Mrs. Dorothy Crandell, Mrs. Elinor Label, Mrs. Eugenia Fields and Mrs.

Ruth Good-all; a sister, Mrs. Beulah LITCHFIELD PARK Services for Raymond Stephen Sorensen, 52, manager of the Litchfield Park Recreation Club, will be at 1 p.m. Friday in Chapel of the Chimes, 7924 N. 59th Glendale. Burial will be in Glendale Resthaven Park.

Mr. Sorensen, 19142 W. Os-born, was killed Tuesday in a motorcycle accident. An Air Force veteran of World War II, he had been an Olympic gymnast in 1948. He received his degree in physical education at Penn State University in 1948 and taught at Duke University and Northern Colorado University.

Survivors include his wife, Patti; a son, Raymond step-children, Mark, Michael, Charles and Terri Smith; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sorensen; sisters, Mrs. Ruth Morrell and Mrs. Dorothy -Jantz.

Antonio Baltierra MESA Rosary for Antonio F. Baltierra, 66, will be at 7:30 p.m. Friday in Mel-drum Mortuary, Macdonald at First Street. Mass will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in Queen of Peace Church, 36 W.

First St. Burial will be in Mesa Cemetery. Mr. Baltierra, 563 N. Pasadena, died Tuesday in a Phoenix hospital.

A retired construction worker, he had lived in Arizona 40 years. Survivors include his children, Tony Jose Mrs. Flora Arvayo, Mrs. Esperan-za Barcelo and Mrs. Helen Rentierra; two sisters and a half-brother; 29 grandchildren, and 12 great grandchildren Eliza Watson Graveside services for Eliza Catherine Watson, 87, who died Tuesday in a Phoenix hospital, will be at 2 p.m.

Friday in Greenwood Cemetery, 2300 W. VanBuren. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. today in Mortensen-Kings Funeral Center, 1020 W. Washington.

Mrs. Watson, 123 W. Maryland, was born in Arkansas and came to Arizona 37 years ago from Oklahoma. Survivors include her children, Mrs. Jeanie Weathersby, Mrs.

Nancy Mullins, Mrs. Mathaley George, Silas, Jim and Charles Watson; and brother and a sister; 19 grandchildren, 32 great-grandchildren, and two Walter W. Wickham, 72, 8 furniture store manager and home consultant 40 years until 1964, died Tuesday in Phoenix Veterans HospitaL Mr. Wickham, 1622 W. Mulberry, was an Army veteran of World War a member of El Zaribah Shrine, Scottish Rite, Arizona White Shrine No.

1 and a life member of Masonic Lodge 27 in Monroe, Mich. Survivors include his wife, Gertrude; a sister, Mrs. William T. Brice; and a nephew. Services will be at 11:30 a.m.

Saturday in A. Moore Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. Cremation will follow. Estelle Krol SUN CITY Estelle G.

Krol, 66, who had been an inspector 20 years for Western Electric Co. in her na-tive Chicago, died Wednesday in 1 1 Hospital. Mrs. Krol, 15608 Boswell was a member of the Church of St. Clement.

Survivors include her husband, Stanley a daughter, Mr. Elaine Thompson; a brother and three sisters. Rosary will be at 7 p.m. Friday in Lundberg Sunland Chapel, 15826 N. Del Webb Blvd.

Mass will be at 9 a.m. Saturday in her church, 15800 N. Del Webb Blvd. Burial will be in Sunland Cemetery. Florence Bowman Services for Florence M.

Bowman, 62, who died Monday in Phoenix General Hospital, will be at 1 p.m. Friday in Sunset Chapel, 301 W. Camelback. Burial will be in Floral Lakes Memorial Gardens. Mrs.

Bowman, 4229 N. 23rd had lived in Phoenix since 1968 and was a nurses aide. Survivors include her husband, Elmer; daughters, Judy Urlaub and Jeannette Soren-son; a brother, Ray Drennin; and six grandchildren. Helen B. Foley Graveside services for Helen B.

Foley, 81, will be at 11 a.m. Friday in Valley of the Sun Cemetery, Chandler. Grimshaw Mortuaries handled arrangements. Mrs. Foley, 311 W.

Willet-ta, died Monday en route to a Phoenix hospital. She was born in Philadelphia. Survivors include her daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Kallberg and Mrs. Marion Washko; seven grandchildren, and seven great-grandchildren.

If OFF Harold Dunkel GLENDALE Services for Harold E. Dunkel 70, will be at 10 a.m. Friday in Hansen Mortuary, 8314 N. Seventh Phoenix. Burial will be in Glendale Restha-ven Park.

Mr. Dunkel, 11215 N. 43rd Drive, died Monday in Good Samaritan Hospital. He had been a 43 year employe of Bethlehem Steel until 1964 in his native Lackawanna, N.Y. He was a member of the Legion of the Moose.

Survivors include his wife, Sophie; children, Raymond, Nicholas Holynski, Olga Pie-trowski, Stephanie Robak and Mary Chudzik; two sisters; seven grandchildren, and a great-grandchild. Homer Tabor Services for Homer Carrol Tabor 50, who was born in Kingman and lived in Phoenix since 1924, will be at 1 p.m. today in A. L. Moore Sons Mortuary, 333 W.

Adams. Burial will be in Memory Lawn. Mr. Tabor, 4336 N. 30th Drive, died Monday in Doctors Hospital.

A Navy veteran of World War he had been an inspector 19 years at the Naval facility in Goodyear until retiring in 1970. Survivors include his wife, Kathryn Dorothy; children, Sandra L. Peltz, Linda K. Tourville, Homer and James Tabor; mother-in-law, Bessie K. Thiel; sisters, Bea Stephens and Melba Gibbs; and 10 grandchildren.

John Maddux John M. Maddux, 81, who had been a street maintenance foreman for the City of Phoenix until retiring in 1963, died Tuesday in Good Samaritan Hospital. Mr. Maddux, 3335 E. Mc-Kinley, was born in Cameron, and moved to Phoenix in 1928 from Texas.

He was a member of the Woodmen of the World. Survivors include his wife, Edith; sons, Buell Hol-man H. and Gale A. Maddux; nine grandchildren, and 15 great-grandchildren. Services will be at 10 a.m.

Friday in A.L. Moore Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. Burial will be in Greenwood Cem This is no joke! Its not a come-on or a pie-in-the-sky promise. This is legitimate Price Reduction on all our pre-packaged Christmas gifts.

From now thru Christmas, SAVE WHILE THE SAVING IS GOOD. at all 3 Hickory Farms in the Valley! PACKAGED X-MAS PARK CENTRAL MALL 3121 N. 3rd Ph. 274-3821 OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 AMERICA'S HALING CHEESE SIGHTS VALLEY WEST MALL (In Glwidalt) 57th Av. A Northern, Ph.

937.8786 America Coasts Myrtle Duke for Myrtle Marie Duke, 69, who died Tuesday in phoenix hospital, will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday in Sunset Cljapel, 301 W. Camelback. Burial will be in Greenwood "Mrs- Duke, 1748 W. Hidalgo, came here hi 1948 from Ma-(fiftOkla.

Survivors include her husband, OUie children, Troy, Duke and Louise Smith; three brothers and a sister; two grandchildren, and three-great-grandchildren. More about Prisoner Continued from Page Ol be "a U.S. citizen. The department had discovered his mother was a natural-born citizen from Brooklyn who ld been returned to Lithuania as a child. Kudirka, his wife, mother and two children, came to the United States in November.

i Wednesday afternoon, ifudirka spoke through an interpreter to a reporter in a conference room at The Arizona Republic. A friendly, vibrant little man with a sharp and clean as an ieicle, he spoke with great animation of his feelings for America and his dislike of Soviet oppression. I "Up to date, I have found 3ie United States more beau-ful and better than anything Chad expected," he said. He has been particularly impressed, he said, by the number of automobiles, tte fine roads, the quantity and quality of goods in the sjores, and the service. "The buyer is treated with a smile," he explained.

'iThey want to help you, and when you leave through the jpor, no one searches you." His findings contrast sharply with the Russian description of America as a place inhere black people are shot and tortured, where unemployment and starvation are Widespread, and where there no justice in the courts, he said. Soon, he said, he will visit an American prison so that can compare the treatment of inmates there with the treatment he suffered in Soviet prisons. During his visit to the Republic, Kudirka was accompanied by his inter- ifreter, Vida Weyer, of the (Mins-Clare Travel Agency; Mrs. Emily Josen, president of the local chapter of the Lithuanian Community of America, and the Rev. Anthonv Valuiska, of the Lithuanian-Catholic Mission.

Kudirka was sharply dressed in a dark blue suit and fje for h's scheduled appearances Wednesday at the Blhoenix Press Club and at $. Francis Church. 4J15 N. Central. On his lapel, he wore three svmbo's: The "vytas.

small shield with a qf a horse and rider the national symbol of Lithuania 4-a small swatch of cloth with tjie wheat-yellow, forest-green and blood-red colors of the Lithuanian flag, and a small n)etal American flag. Kudirka said he was happy fpr the American people who respect their flag and the freedoms it stands for, but was disturbed by the fact that Communists who do not respect the flag are allowed to live, work and prosper here. lAnd he has little use for those who praise the Soviet Ujiion. "I would l'ke to see any-qne from the free world go to this place they say is so flee Russia and find even one bookstore o- library that has even one declaration jf human rights, he said. 1 He said it passionately.

Glendale delays benefit auction GLENDALE The Glendale Sister City benefit auction scheduled for Saturday has been rescheduled to a yet to tie determined date in February, according to John Seely, auction committee chairman. a JThe committee still seeks Items for the auction and persons with contributions for the 8le may contact Bob Beckley at the Glendale Chamber of Commerce office. Proceeds from the sale will benefit the Sister City Program with De-lScias, Chihuahua, Mexico. etery. Kaufman; seven grandchil ffitU? Stores Serving GIFT ITEMS ScottsdaU Fashion Square 7014EottComlboek, Ph.

944-1 443 LOCATIONS 8517 N. 7th St. 3226 W. Van Buren 4229 S. Central Ave.

134 N. Dobson, Mesa 1407 E. Main, Mesa 1123 E. Main, Mesa 41 E. Boston in Chandler hours: to iMon.

thru sat. 12 to Sunday Western design ancf: Sues from Boots from t.t$ Satisfaction Guarantee ft 3 THE 15 YALLEY 5810 W. Camelback Rd. 3524 W. Cactus Rd.

3515 N. 43rd Ave. 13832 N. 32nd St. 5104 W.

Glendale Ave. 1415 S. 16th St. 2635 W. Bethany Home Rd.

4307 W. Glendale Ave. Authentic in for m2n In ladMim' and Reg. $7.99 A MB- ii ribbon oxfords in i 4imV girl 8-3; Infant's 7 1 Mlli 1 lit thmrvTPf, U.r" I If iMMffixMW Pi A rte 3 'ffMi -1 ill a r- I LEISURE SUITS' "They're the latest casual yet dressy, perfect for almost everyrocasion," 11 says Pro Basketball star Dick Van Arsdale. Van selected his PC's leisure suit from Jalen's and so can you.

Youll find a LI LJ wide range of rich autumn colors from which to choose. Jj Big Sizes: 2X3X Tall Sizes: XL XXL tyf Jalen's takes pride in making you look good. Monday. Friday JtJ WtStf jJaillIIs sr I 2402 EAST THOMAS RD PHOENIX 955-3530 I ALL, LcATHiR uppers. r.Tjns rJ, Reg.

$5.99 two-tono oxfordt In I boyt olzea 8-3. Other MenV thllclren.