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AU. EDITIONS 4 Funnral 4 -Funeral Arthur E. Bursher dies: Hnd Obituaries U- The Arizona Repoblie Phoenix, March 1574 Republic ind Gazette Nmh-mpm, lac. not, n. Mo AedVeae, 150 SUKCMrnONIATItYCMMa t.tWlc (teaming) SSxaweet Gate.

(Evening) SScaoMk Republic (Mom. i. Sue-1 VOcasxk CeataMe (EM) pkM, fee laaasy ft. pvbkcMcaawk UilSCRIIf IB MriM te, pay hi advance leader in citrus industry Deborah Jean Cron I ir'fni a-aareaaaaeaaej. Win hi WREN, Donald.

Arrangements pending. Grimshaw Bethany Chaoel. 710 W. Bethany Home Roof Funeral Directors fOSmans" ARIZONA FUNERAL HOME 276 N. 3rd Ave.

25J-2332 MERCER MORTUARY Thomas Ri at 16th St Phone 266-4473 free Partlna, MESSINGER MORTUARY Scottsdale MS-9S21 PARADISE CHAPEL 5934 g. Indian School "55-1600 Golden Door Chapel Younstown Sun city 933-2551 LARRY C. MELCHER MORTUARY" MISSION CHAPEL 6625 E. Aoache Trail, Mesa 832-3508 19 Cemetery Lots and Servicea PJER Valley Memorial Gardens: 'a0a THE UTIPACTSOCIETT" mkiF SERVICE3 jaOTOR MEMBERSHIP AAiSi.i.9fi10Snion "'Che. Sunland 0672? marke'- 25 Lost iSciXVrtfeueS SfcftSJS H'malaven cat.

8 months" Vicinity nimaiaran car. a months 32nd StreetThcas75V. CRArWHll.b longhaired malt cat 9 4ear 32nd Jjree'East Thomas. Reward. 94S- nnR-b vear ld emale mt un.ropDed ears, February 17th, Pinnacle a RoadScottsdale Rpadgeward1j42-5559.

yjf INITY lith Ave.Glendale: blacK 4 white paws and chest. Pale i ni vjuvwi nose. "RAS" Lost German shorthair Pointer? StreetRoosevelt. 275-7342. "5Tsf nn Auf TJS" "iostl Vicinity llth Avei nueVlsta.

Tan male, mostly Retriever. Wearing black collar. Reward. 997-4245. $50 REWARD.

Pure black dog. Spof- curle P8rt Chow. Collarno tags. Female. Lost Park 11 OVnJl LARGE black male 5 vie ry Bi 838-6196, after 6 p.m.

BaseiineDobson. LahrarJn. a IRish setter. 2 month old male. Near Wyav'McCllntock.

Pleas call 966-5256 or 248-4939. Reward. Dachshund mix, female near 34th StreetThunderblrd. 971-31 35. 12" TRAILER tire and wheel, be-' Lake" 44-3435V 4nJ SHEPHERDCollle.

Tan, black face and tail. Female. Greenway31st Avenue vicinity. 993-9453; BLACK and white male husky, two years. 35th AvenueC amilblck.

"Roger" 247-7283. 973-6711. OUR 9 year old tan tiger cat, white chestpaws, Near Hatcher RoadSunnyslope. 943-7616. Reward: WALE and female Siberian Huskies.

Vicinity Oak StreetS 0 1 1 a 1 a Road. Black and white female with Texas tag. Silver male with cut above eve. Please return, we love our dogs.Reward.47j4674; LOST puppy reddish brown, short fur, whlte-tipped feet. Answers to IjLadyJjeward, 3321 East Granada.

WHITE male toy poodle. Vicinity 38thAwnuePeoria. Reward. 938-9774. MALE A Female St." BernardsTVl-cmitv 64th DriveThomas, Monday, February 9th tinn rauurii Sa hm.

tlons asked for return of dogs 849-3230 LOST. Mln toy Poodle black. Vlcl-247V0815 Encan, $2i rward- LIGHT sorter Pnnrlla. tfnv. tomala Thomas35th Avenue.

272-2814. GERMAN Shepherd. Year old Vl.cinltv 40th StreetWashington. Reward. 27B-7400.

26" MURRAY 10 speed bicycle. II-ver In color. Vicinity North 66th Street. Reward. 948-3508.

FOUND a pet? Owners anxious Pet Bureau 252- LOST Female Basset. UISI. 14th, 67th Avenue McDowell. February S2V0 rewaro. g4y-zi71, 764-920Z.

$25, REWARD: SlameseHlmslavari male five months. Lost 211 near 40th StreetOsborn. 867-0373. 28 Found BEAGLE. 969-9514.

Mesa. CATS, dogs, Fee. Sola. 994-1C27. Lui.A ptr? wrve located Irish Setters; Poodles.

Shenherds many otherscats. Arizona Pet Bu reau, jxi-m 51 pee. f.ASENJI. 278-4152. 33 Auctions PUBLIC AUCTION THURSDAY MARCH 7TH 10:00 A.M.

CEMENT MIXER, PICKUPS, TRACTOR, TRAILERS, CAT, SCRAP IRON, USED SUBURBAN, DUMP TRUCKS, FLAT BED TRUCKS, YARD CRANE, TRK, TRACT7 A'lTO TRANSPORT TRACT. SWEEPERS, TRACT. MOWER, LATHE, TRK.UTILI-f BODY, SEDAN, LOADERS, DRILL FRESS, LARGE GRINDER, MISC. ITEMS. ARIZONA HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT SURPLUS YARD 2350 S.

22ND. PHOENIX 261-7281 Items may be inspected week days a.m. to 4 p.m. MARCH 4, 5, A 6th. All items will be sold as Is where A minimum payment of ten per cent required at time of sale.

Payment of balance removal from surplus yard reoulred within ten worklna days after sale. Final payments due prior to removal will be 8:00 A.M. tn .130 al 1V1K Atemea oerween tne nours of 22nd I following date of tale. s. nriuiiuev inrougn rriaav.

ARIZONA HIGHWAY In eonlunction with finance Depf. State ofArtzona nEDADTMCMT SWAP'MEEf FREE -EVERY WED, EVENING SWAP-ORAMA reg. Sat A Sun Swan Meet) m. SHuWbRUllNDS 48th St. A The Freeway 968-9201 PUBLIC AUCTION, THURS 10AM MAR 7 BANKRUPTCIES AND OTHER GOV'T AGENCIES oader Ifoiler, trenchers, I ravel Trailers- 4 I ate AAnHei 183? S.

CENTRAL ricxups.j tar carriers. Mortar Mixer. Toors, Complete Toy Store, Rest A Grocery Equip. Office Equip. Men A Boys Cloth.

Ino. Call for Brochure THE ARIZONA AUCTIONEERS AVBurack 258-d98l Mt Kramer AUCTION AUCTION WED. 9 A.M. 7 P.M. -4001 NORTH 7TH STREET NIGHT SALE 7 P.M.

walnut parlor sot with tufted back. piece entloue parlor set, walnut. Bdrm turn, chests, dressers. Llvlne, rm turn, occas. chairs, lames, end tables.

Dining room turn A chrome dinettes. Aopliances, refrs, automatic A wringer washers, fr-eiers. Sweeoers, tedding, pictures. Everything tor the homo. DAY SALE 0 A.M.

Usual run of medium grade turn appliances. Lots of misc. Items. JOHN BRUNK SONS, INC. AUCTICSNE.ERS iit-TSi PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY MARCH 91 10:00 A.AA, WE A9E RETURN aw from 44S to a miles Pass saulra waaaw 72 Orn Tornino past wagon mites.

jew Vs ton 44 with ctmoor Sheil srvrll jeep ton 4X4 wtf INDIVIDUAL OPd-LEASB UNIT1 7 additional individual otf-ioese cart and trucks Will be will be sold to setilo unts. lease eccounts. cnev hevy I', Ion CAC 17 fnllet lease 103: 72 Klnoiwood weaon least 1217. 72 Impale coo lease Grand SaFarl pass weoon loos 1 laaaa I4M All units 1 may be Intnecterl and er rono) tesfed AM lb. 00 m.

marcn 1 em. a minimum Payment of 10S Is reoulred at rim -4 ula. ra.li sMUtmA uiu Final perment duo Mareti Itth. All ynns win na sow -at IS I plus solos tea. ZONAR CORPORATIOM S-fiVl LTD 10 xaeivm Houami, a teacher in the Valley since 1929 who was active in civic and community affairs, died Monday in the Medi Center.

Mr. Holland, of 829 E. Flynn Lane, taught at Mesa High School until 1942 and after that at North and West Phoenix high schools and was a professor of social studies 21 years at Phoenix College. He was a member of the National and Arizona educations associations, the local and National Classroom Teachers Association. Bora in Raritan, 111., he came here 45 years ago from La-Harpe, 111.

Survivors include his wife, Hazel; a son, Robert of San Jose, a daughter, Virginia of San Francisco; and two brothers out of state. Services will be at 3 p.m. Thursday in Hansen Mortu ary, 8314 N. Seventh St. Cremation will follow.

The family suggests memorial contributions to Phoenix College in care of Wayne Edland, 1 202 W. Thomas, Phoenix 85013. Michael Sanborn GILBERT Services for Michael Larry Sanborn, 20, will be at 2 p.m. Friday in Bueler Mortuary, 14 W. Hulet, Chandler.

Burial will be in Mesa City Cemetery. Mr. Sanborn, of 243 S. Palm, died Monday at his home. Born in Mesa, he was graduated from Gilbert High School.

He was employed by Bauer's Parts Equipment store in Chandler and had been associated with his father in the cattle business. He was a member of Trinity Community Church in Chandler. Survivors Include his wife, Ruby Marie; and a daughter, Sharmin Marie Sanborn of Gilbert; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.

F. Sanborn of Chandler; three brothers, Jerry of Bagdad, Terry and Ricky of Chandler; two grandmothers, Mrs. Estelle Sanborn of Chandler and Mrs. Lillian Barkley of Glendale. The family suggests memorial contributions to Trinity Community Church, 100 W.

Boston, Chandler. Cecil Qevenger Cecil L. Clevenger, 53, who was employed 13 years as an electronics technician for Motorola, died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Mr. Clevenger, of 2310 E. Roosevelt, was born In South Haven, and came to Arizona in 1959 from Omaha, Neb.

He was a member of the First Baptist Church of Scottsdale and served in the Merchant Marine in World WarH. Survivors include three sons, Robert of Covina, Darryl L. and Glenn E. of Scottsdale; his mother, Mrs. Lillie Clevenger of Wichita, two brothers and a sis ter out of state.

Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday in Green Acres Mortuary, 401 N. Hayden, Scotts dale. Burial will be in Green Acres Cemetery. Tina Alani Graveside services for Tina Alani, 6, will be at 1 p.m.

today in East Resthaven Cemetery, 4310 E. Southern. Grimshaw Bloom Chapel handled arrangements. The child, of 5221 S. 12th died Saturday of a long illness in Memorial Hospital.

She was born In Phoenix. Survivors Include her mother, Mrs. William G. Cox; her father, Victor Alani of California; three brothers, Bob Brothers of Washington, Kenneth Brothers and Timothy Cox of Phoenix; four sisters, Gail Faulkner, Dixie Cleveland and Lisa Alani of Phoenix and Vickie Alani of California. t.

7 Utah TITUOnef I dip nftor facelift uivs cuter fuiitut POINT OF THE MOUN TAIN, Utah (UPI) A drug pusher has died after under Solng a facelift operation at te State Prison Infirmary. Prison officials said the operation on Thomas Madsen of Provo, serving five years for selling dangerous drugs, was performed by a doctor brought In from a local hospital. As Madsen rested in the medical facility, technicians noticed him breathing He was given oxygen and taken to a Salt Lake City hospital, where be was pronounced dead on arrival. Deputy Warden Leon Hatch said many Inmates take advantage of the prison's free medical care to have cosmetic surgery performed. HARRISON.

Maurice L. Services and interment, Moline, III. Ar-. ranpemenls by Mercer Mertaarv. HENDERSON, Unabel, 4231 W.

Cavalier Or. Services 1 p.m. today. 26th Ward, LDS Church, 5C33 N. 38th Ave.

Interment, Ret smaven Park. Arrangements by Chanel ttf the rhlmee. nlNTcRLITER Clar Services 1 Mercer Mortuary. Cremation ToHev. Ttutnel in the Garden.

HOWARD, Virginia lone. Services aiio conducted by Rev. Al Baker, 2 p.m. Thursday in Trinity Baptist Church, Casa Grande, Arii. Interment, Mt.

View. Friends may call trom 4 i until p.m. today, A. L. Moore Sons.

JOHNSON, Claire A. Beloved wife of i-r-w euwene junction. Two of Southfleld mrs. Donald Krlska, Dearbourn Heights, Alden, Mich. Mother, Mrs.

Lucy Loomis, Alden, Mich. Twelve grandchildren. Serv-'iSi! i inJerment at Bellaire, mav. the SySf! View Chapel, 702 East Apache Trail, Mesa, from 2-8 p.m. today.

KAUFMAN, Horner 70, 1126 W. Culver. Husband of Evelyn P. Kaufman, Phoenix. Brother of Mrs.

Herbert Fair, Mansfield, Ohio, E. Kaufman, Wooster, Ohio, Donald Kaufman, Medina, Ohio. Passed away Tuesday. Jnrrs2.av in L- Woore A Sons. Interment Greenwood.

KELBY, Edward. Services 11:36 today Camelback Sunset West Camelback, 277-tM. Interment Resthaven Ceme- KOBfc'ft, tharles D. Services 2:30 p'a'rk" Greenwood CilS, Marion H. Survived by hus-llSA ffilllLam- Phoenix; son, George, Henderson, daughters, Margaret Batsche, Merrick, McA'ee, Tempe, June Burke, Mary Ann McGuire, Rose Marie Sweeney, Phoenix.

Seventeen grandchildren, 3 great -grandchildren. Three brothers, 2 f'stfrs, one half brother, one stepbrother out of state. Services in the Garden, Mercer Mortuary, mter--m5nuu5ree2wood'J y'sitation 2-9 o.m,Wednesdayand Thursday. tlfN, Viola wl HiibMass vTmT today Most Holy fr in tv Catholic Church. Interment St.

Francis Arrangements Hansen Mortuary. Mich, and Maryln YSrlflt Rose- Services 1 p.m. Center. King. Furneal fficCAKfERV, Carol Lois.

Private services today in Chapel of Memories, A. L. Moore Sons. A Memorial to the Society for the Advancement of Traditional 177 N. Alver-ron Way, Tucson, 85716 is prefer- McGAlHA, Lillian S.

Services 4 Desert View Chape, 9702 East ert Browning official ng. nterment dens Vie" Mernoi-ial Gar- MELVin, Holland. Survived by wife Hazel, Phoenix; son Robert, San Jose, daughter Virginia, Calif'' brother Dewey, pes Moines, Iowa; Hollls, Monmouth, III. Services 3 p.m. Thurs.

Hansen Mortuary. Crema V22.2HL follow- ln material remembrances family suggests donations to Phoenix College, Attention i Wayne Edland, 1202 W. Thomas Road, Phoenix 8n mooNET, John 66th Ave Servlrec a'm Th' rharlo. Oli the Chimes. Interment Resthaven Park.

Friends mayaljjhisjfternpon 8jevenins. M0JEN' 4.U'.-J Arrangements pending at Meldrum Mortuary, MacdonalaLrjrststMesa, MOSHER, Leroy F. interment Steamboat Springs, Colorado ArraiWDm.nl, hu Rlhluu MYERS, Hazel "Services conduct- eo ov Kev. Plovd Coulooce 2:00 p.m. today in Chanel of Memories, Moore Sons.

Interment LouUvt e. Kv flORRIS, Albert J. Servlces-2oTm. will fnllnu, roaav nansen Mortuarv. rrpmaiin.

B'HARA, "Grace t. Graveside serv- ices at greenwood Memorial Park. KPV tienro AA Danrila Bueler Mnrtuarv PATTON, UrsuiaEjizabetiv PfS Scott, Motner of Dorothy Hanv rnonn, Spokane, Martha Patton, Pasadena, Robert J. Patton, Phoenix. Step-mother of Naomi Cobb, Ruth Tran-guilhe, San Diego, Calif.

John F. Patton, Phoenix. Passed away Sunday. 12 Grandchildren, 12 great -grandchildren also survive. Services conducted by Pastor Norlyne E.

Brouoh 10:00 a.m. Thursday in Chapel of Memories, A. L. Moore A Sons. Interment Greenwood.

Friends may call from 4-9 p.m. today. RADLAUER, Walter D. Graveside services today 11 a.m. Deer Valley Memorial Park, Officiant Rabbi Adam Neuberger.

Arrangements Sunnvslooe Sunnvside Mortuarv. REYNOLDS, Edna C. Died i74. survived by brother, Jessie Slack, Marble Falls, Texas; Nieces, Mrs. Helen Beamish, Sun City; Mrs.

Stella Robinson, Casa Grande; Mrs. Dorothy Bradford, Marble Falls, Texas; neohew, Claude Carmack, Marble Falls, Texas. Memorial services 11:00 a.m. Thursday, First United Methodist Church of Glendale, 7102 North 58th Drive. Interment Glendale Memorial Park.

Arrangements bv Grimshaw Braiill Whitney Chapel, 5754 W. Glenn Drive, Glendale. RICHARDS, John R. Died MaTchX survived by wife, Gleva, Phoenix; son, Thomas C. Phoenix; daughters, Mrs.

lila Jean Coooer, Denver, Colorado; Mrs. Barbara Ann Kurmas, Thousend Oaks, California; Mrs. Gloria Mae Lane, Northville, Michioan; brothers. Lorne W. Richards and Garnet Richards; sisters, Mrs.

Lela Wells and Mrs. Velma Burns, all of Ontario, Canada; also 5 Grandchildren. Memorial Services 1 :00 p.m. Friday, Grimshaw Bethany Chapel, 710 W. Bethany Home Road.

Interment Greenwood Memorial Park. Friends mav call 5-8 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday. In lieu of material rememhranre. those who wish mav donate to the Cvstic Fibrosis National Research rounoanon, jija Norm 7tn street.

SANBORN. Mirhae HtKhanri Ruby Marie and father of Sharmin wane, coin ot siiDert. son of Mr. and Mrs. E.

F. Sanhnrn. rhanriler Services 2 m. Friday Chaoel of Bueler Mortuary, Rev. Bob Seals otticiaTing.

interment ar Mesa Cemetery. In lieu of material remembrances family prefers con tributions to a memorial In his name in care of The Trinity Community Church, 100 West Bos- Ton Mreer. er. SKEFFINGTON. Michael JiKenh.

services p.m. inursoav. camelback Sunset Chapel. 301 West Camelback. 277-2603.

Reverend Kicnara wercaoo officiating. Visi- SMITH, Mvron Harry. Services 1:30 Tanonii-B p.mi.Tooay p.m. today. cameioacK sunset Chapel, 301 W.

Camelback. 277-2603. Interment Floral Lakes miciiiwiiei weiuvn ci mirage, Arirona. SMITH, William. Services- p.m.

looav. oreen Acres Mortuarv. Scottsdale. Interment Green Acres tfANFORD, Sharon Butchee. memorial Nrttic le lre rnnflurTed rw rh.rle.

Ehrhardt 1:30 P.m. today In First Presbyterian Church, 402 W. Monroe. Entombment Greenwood. A Memorial to the First Presbyte rian Foundation or to your favor ite cnaritv is preferred.

A. Monro A Sons STRADLEY, Bessie Mallorv, El Paso, Tex. Mother of Mrs. Ralph W. Nixon, Phoenix, Mrs.

Charles lerpening, salt Lane city, Utah, Mrs. J. c. Robertson. Lowrv M.

Slradley, Paso. 4 brothers out of state. Passed awav Monday. 1 Grandchildren, I Great Grandchildren also survive. Graveside serv ices a.m.

pridi 1 10:1 day In Green- wood. A. Moore A Sons. SULLIVAN, Mary E. G-ave'lde services 10 a.m.

today. Holy Cross Cemetery, 99th Ave. A Thomas Rd. Interment Holy Cross Ceme tery. Arrangements by oreen Acres Mortuary, 5830 W.

Missouri, toienoaie. TONYAN. Henrv I Hunband Christina; father of Leonard. AlvTn Kenneth A Henry J. Ton- yen, Mrs.

utile DiRocco, Mrs. Anna Belle Heck A Mrs. Joen D. Carson; brother of Mrs. Therese Tonyen; 17 grandchlldreni 1 great orotrn 17 are rendchild.

Rosary 8:30 p.m. to. nignt in arcaoia Funeral Home ov c. Indian school Rd Mass of the Resurrection 11 a.m. Thursday In SI.

Theresa's Church Interment St. Francis. Friends Ontir, Stella 0urvl7edbTTruv' mav ran im.v. band Robert; sons, Lt. Jan of Va.i Brian RendeTl Terry K.

of Temoe. Sisters, jyirs. vivian isarara, Mrs. dtt Heaen, both of Wise Mrs. Agnes Harper and Mrs.

Harriet Roberts, Fla. Mrs. Rosalie Deuster, III. 2 jrandchlWren. Services 1 pm, today at the paradise Valley Ward Chaoel, 3910 E.

Thunderblrd Rd. yisiiation one hour prior to service time of the chaoel. Interment Memory Lewn Memorial Park Memory Lawn Mortuary. WOtT. karl a 'Bnurf miu e.

2nd. Survived bv wife, Irme. 1 sons: Kan, ciinen torwin mesa, a oauqnters: Petersen, Mrs. Ronali Mrs, Melvln Palmer all of Mesa A Mrs. A.

Orr Owens. Show Low. 1 brothers A 1 sitters, 47 orenochil. dren, 26 treat grandchildren, Sery. Ires 10 a.m.

Fri. at Ihe Gilbert Ward. Chapel, Church of Jesus mrist LD. Gravemie services 11 em. sai.

at Lakeside cemrter Friends may call at Oiobons Bun or Oarden Chaeel, 33 N. Slrrin Mesa, 4 m. Thurs, and 01 hour on tl rhurrn SALIIKI, casimer. Survived by wife MlWred. Phoenls; son Daniel, rnoenixt aeugnter Dorothy Sullivan, Indianapolis, Ind 1 grand-thildren.

Rosary Oom Thurs Han. hyrs Han ted nsornory. Mess 9am Fri. Most per 1 ri Inlfy Cathotie rhu nterment St. Frencls Friends may ceil i-ypm today A Ml day invriver.

7 i Arthur E. Burgher, 69, a prominent citrus rancher and packer in the Valley, who was on the committee which proposed the name Sun Devils for Arizona State University, died Sunday in a Los Angeles Hospital. Mr. Burgher, of 4836 E. White Gates Drive, had been In Los Angeles three weeks for treatment.

Active in civic affairs, he became a director and life member of the Phoenix Thunderbirds. Through the Thunderbirds he helped organize the Sun Angel Foundation and served as its first president. In 1960 he received ASU's Alumni Appreciation Award for his efforts in creating the foundation. Mr. Burgher was a leader in the citrus industry, in which he became involved when he first came to Arizona.

For many years he was the field director for Arizona Citrus Growers before going into the citrus packing business. In 1946 he opened the packing plant in Tempe now Carol L. McCaf fery TUCSON Private services for Carol Lois McCaffery, 31, a registered nurse, will be today in A. L. Moore Sons Mortuary, Phoenix.

Cremation will follow. Mrs. McCaffery, who was born in Chicago and came to Tucson in 1971 from Denver, was found dead Sunday at a private home in Mesa. Survivors include her husband, Dr. Michael K.

McCaffery; and a daughter, Megan Karry McCaffery, both of Tucson; and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stritar of McHenry, 111. The family suggests contributions to the Society for the Advancement of Traditional Chinese Acupuncture, 1779 N. Alvernon Way, Tucson 85716.

Rose Byers CHANDLER Graveside services for Rose Belle Byers, 88, will be at 4 p.m. Thursday in East Resthaven Cemetery, 4310 E. Southern, Phoenix. Friends may call un til 3 p.m. Thursday in Bueler Mortuary, 14 W.

Hulet, Mrs. Byers died Sunday In Oklahoma City where she had resided the past four years. Before that she lived in Chandler since 1939. She was born in Austin, Tex. Survivors include five daughters, Mrs.

Kathleen Gipson of Eagle Mountain, Mrs. Loyce Harris of Blanchard, Mrs. Lela m.i- uTiieriCMZ' Mrs. Madeline Merryman of The Dalles, and Mrs. Lu cille Harrison of Kite, a son, Boyce of Jeffersonville, 15 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.

Jerry E. Qark SUN CITY Services for Jerry E. Clark, 84, will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Mercer Mortuary, 1541 E. Thomas, Phoenix.

Burial will be hi Memory Lawn Cemetery. Mr. Clark, of 12415 N. 103rd died Tuesday in the Sun Valley Lodge. A retired restaurant owner who had firms in Ohio and Indiana, he came to the Valley 24'.

years ago from Fort Wayne, Ind. An Army veteran of World War he was a member of Westwood Baptist Church in Phoenix. He was born in Ossian, Ind. Survivors include his wife, Corda B. Henry J.

Tonyan Henry J. Tonyan, 80, who had served 19 years as highway commissioner for Lake County, 111., died Sunday In Phoenix. Mr. Tonyan, of 4924 E. -II T11! ii.

iiiuidiiuiii, an Illinois iiauvo, came to Phoenix 21 years tn a 1 A self-employed landscape engineer, tie was a former chairman of the Lake County Township and Officials As-. sociation. He was a member of the Church of St Theresa. Survivors Include his wife, Christina; four sons, Leonard of Livonia, Alvin and Henry Jr. of Illinois and Kenneth of McHenry, three daughters, Mrs.

Delia DiRocco, Mrs. Anna Belle Heck and Mrs. Joan D. Carson of Phoenix: a sister of Illinois; 17 grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Rosary will be at 1:30 p.m IWNII WW Weill today In Arcadia Funeral Home, 4800 c.

Indian School. Mass will be at 11 a.m. Thursday In his church, SMS E. Thomas. Burial will be In St Francis Cemetery.

Marion Leis Services for Marion Howe Leis, 63, will be at 10 a.m. Friday in Mercer Mortuary, 1541 E. Thomas. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs.

Leis, of 4211 W. Roosevelt, died Monday in John C. Lincoln Hospital. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., she jcame to Phoenix 20 years ago. She was a member of Christ Lutheran Church in New York.

Survivors include her husband, William; a son, George of Henderson, five daughters, Mrs. June Burke, Mrs. Mary Ann McGuire and Mrs. Rose Marie Sweeney of Phoenix, Mrs. Ellen McAtee of Tempe and Mrs.

Margaret Batsche of- Merrick, N.Y.; three brothers, two sisters, a half-brother and a step-brother out of state; 17 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. John R. Richards John R. Richards, 7 1 owner and operator of Lloyd Oil Co. in Warren, until retiring in 1965, died Tuesday in Doctors Hospital.

Mr. Richards, of 344 E. Carol, was born in Kent County, Ontario, and came here in 1973 from us Angeles. He previously lived here a year in 1968. Survivors include Ws wife, Gleva; a son, Thomas C.

of Phoenix; three daughters, Mrs. Ula Jean Cooper of Denver, Mrs. Barbara Ann Kurmas of Thousand Oaks, and Mrs. Gloria Mae Lane of Northville, two brothers and two sisters of Ontario; and five grandchildren. Services will be at 1 p.m.

Friday in Grimshaw Bethany Chapel, 7 10 W. Bethany Home. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. The family suggests contributions to the Cystic Fibrosis National Research Foundation, 3134 N. Seventh St.

Edna Reynolds GLENDALE Edna C. Reynolds, 87, who came to Arizona in 1892 from her native Mayhill, N.M., died Monday en route to Glendale Samaritan Hospital. Mrs. Reynolds, of 6018 W. Ocotillo, moved here from Bisbee 25 years ago and was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Glendale.

Survivors include a Jessie Slack of Marble Falls, two nieces, Mrs. Helen Beamish of Sun City and; Mrs. Stella Robinson of Casa Grande; a niece and a nephew of Marble Falls. Services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday in her church, 7101 N.

58th Drive. Burial will be in Glendale Memorial Park. Grimshaw Brazill Whitney Chapel handled arrangements. Jesse R. Swain PRE SCOTT Services for Jesse R.

Swain, 88, of Bagdad, will be at 3 p.m. Thurs-day at Ruffner Funeral Home. Burial will be in Mountain View Cemetery. Mr. Swain, who was born In Keytesville, died Monday in Bagdad Hospital.

He was a retired rancher 1 1 a- ia dj wno moved rn-'scuu ii years ago and last year to Bagdad. include a son, Keith of Bagdad; two daughters, Miss Maryan Swain of Warm Springs, and Mrs. Walter Olsen of Toumo- di, Ivory Coast, Africa; four grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the mortuary from 5 to 7 p.m. today.

Ursula E. Patton Ursula Elizabeth Patton, 77, -who was born In Glendale, died Sunday in the Arizona Pioneers Home in Prescott where she had been the past year. Patton had lived In Arizona all her life and was a member of the First Naza-rene Church In Phoenix and lake Greenway American Legion Post Auxiliary. 'Survivors Include a son, Robert J. of Phoenix; two daughters, Dorothy Ham monn of Spokane, and Martha Patton of Pas adena, three Hep-children, John F.

Patton of Hioenlx, Naomi Cobb of California and Ruth Tranquil ft of San Dlcgo; 12 grandchildren and 12 great-grand children. I Services will beat 10 a.m. Thursday In A. Moortjk Sons Mortuary, 232 W. Adams.

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1 CIRCULATION SERVICE Branch OHicssandRoprossnistlyo "TBS aio joeveu Junction 2714311 yandale 271 fujckava 171-1 WSOI Uibea Cottonwood iM-STfi allhead Cltv 7S4-1! UM vranoe Chandler 171-1 Clifton 144-43 Coolmae 721-lin Elov 444 723 Flaistatt 774-W1 Gilbert 27l4Mi Globe 42S-20D2 Goodyear 271-sMl Kinaman 7S1-S4 Lake Havasu City US-4t2! Luke Field 2714311 Mesa 271-8381 Miami 473-3261 Nogales 267-2910 Paqe 645-2720 Parker 669-2180 Prescott 445-4181 Safford 428-043B Show Low 537-2570 San Manuel 385-4471 Sierra Vista 458-2652 Superior 639-2971 Tucson 624-5177 Wlckenburg 948-5516 Williams 635-2276 Williams Field 271-8381 Winslow 289-3298 Yuma 782-2323 Announcements I Meeting Notices SILVER Trowel Lodge No, 29 A.M. Stated meet no. rj.nv. AAerrh Ath. Jth Au.

Monroe. Potluck dinner 6:45 p.m. vijnina masons ana ineir ladies in' vited. PAUL H. ADAMS.

W.Mi 4 Funeral Announcement AGNITSCH. Scott M. SnruluM4 ku wife Cindy, parents Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Aonitsch, sons Scott and noueri, oom or rnoenix, sisters-Miss Tamara Howell, Mrs.

Wendy Heitkam, Mrs. Valerie LaVoy, grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Scott of Minnesota. Services a.m.

Friday at Memory Lawn Mortuary Chapel. Visitation 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Memory Lawn Mortu-ary. Interment Memory Lawn Memorial Park. ALANI.

Tina died March 2, 1974. Survived bv mother. Mrs. Helen Cox; step-father, William G. Cox, both of Phoenix; father, Victor Alani, California; brothers.

Bob Brothers, Washinaton; Kenneth Brothers and Timothy Cox, both of Phoenix; sister. Gall Faulkner; Dixie Cleveland; Lisa Alani, all of Phoenix; Vickie Alani, California. Graveside Memorial Services 1:00 P.M. today, East Resthaven Park Cemetery, 4310 East Southern. Arrangements by Grimshaw Bloom ha pel, 3800 South Central Avenue.

ALTAMIRANO, Miguel. Rosarv Thursday 8 p.m. Universal Sunset Chapel, 7007 South Central. Mass Friday 10 a.m. St.

Catherine's Church. Interment St. Francis Cemetery, i A ETT, Alice A. Rosary 4:44 p.m. today In Sacred Heart Home Chapel, 1110 N.

16th St. Mass of the resurrection :30 a.m. Thurs. day In Sacred Heart Chanel. Inter-m-nt St.

Francis. Friends may call after 1 p.m. today In Sacred Heart chapel. Whitney Murphy, downtown, 330 N. 2nd Ave.

BATEMAN, Craio Martin. Funeral services Wednesday, 10 a.m., 25th Ward, LDS, 858 N. Westwood Mesa. Bishop Wilfred Freestone officiating. Interment, Mesa Cltv Cemetery.

Gibbns-Bunker Garden Chapel, 33 N. Sirrine. For visitation one hour prior to service at the 25th Ward. BELCHER. Linda Sue.

serv. Thurs. 1:30 pin Church of Chirst, Inter ment oouoie Butte, owepper a Sons Mortuary. BEVINGtON. Henrv A.

Beloved hus band of Josephine of Mesa. Arrangement oendina bv Gibborts-Bunker Desert View Chapel. BOOTH, Samuel. Arrangements nenriina Mercer Mortuary. IOWMAN, Raphael P.

SurvtverTSv wife. Mervil of Scottsda ei son, Ed Tracev of Tempe; 2 sisters out of Biate; a granocnuoren. services i p.m. today, oreen Mere wwriverr, Srntferiale Interment South Caro na. Private cremation.

In lieu of material remembrances please contribute to the American Cancer Society. feREKUN fTTH, John. Beloved hus- henri ni I Mnl of Anarhe Junction. Two tons, John of Davenport, Iowa, Jim of Waterloo, Iowa, tour Droiners, mree sisters out ot state, four grandchildren. Services and interment at Waterloo.

Iowa. Ar rangements bv Gibbons Bunker Desert view cnapei. tllBCHEP. Arthur 0. 485C-FT White Gate Dr.

Husband of Elizabeth S. Burgher, Phoenix. Father Passed away Sunday. Services conducted by Rev. Dan Gerrard 11:00 a.m.

Saturday in Memory Chaoel, L. Moore Sont. Interment Greenwood. A Memorial or mrs. buinn tsurion, rnoentx.

to in American lancer ooc Dr-ferred. UT1M4nTE. Juan IT Arranae- ments conditio, Larry J. Mtlcher Mortuary. lYERS, RosTWle.

Mother of Mr. fces at 4 p.m. Thursday at East Kestnaven lemeiery. wr. santora June Busier jvwnuarj.

cable. Russe tuoene. uo t. Vnaef. of Svlwie rehl.

Phoenix. Father of Mrs. Dorothy Keith. Sedona. Paused awav Tues day.

2 Grandchildren, 4 Great anacnnoren. services i gu p.m. Idev in Memory Chaoel. A. 1 Mot Moore a.

Sons. Interment Green- Ulnl CpienHa m-u rail i-Mm A-tA until p.m. I nurioav. CALDERON. Josef a TomaTltMulern mass 9 am today Immaculate Church, Mortensen-Kinn Funorei CARRIZOSA, SophTn.

Mass ot christian Burial, a.m. tooay. Immaculate Heart Catholic fhurrh. East Washinaton. Interment St.

Francis Cemetery. lieu pt material rememorances, no i sh may donate to the Holy Family Catholic Parish, 624 soutn ism riace. Arrangements ov Orlmthaw loom 2800 South Central Avenue. torlav. COIL.

Svivia. Services A Interment Sf. Marys. Ohio. Arrangements by mercer menaary.

CRON. Deborah. aioOensotTVlvwy. Survived by husband Robert L. Glendale, Daughter, Short Lynn, Parents Mr.

A Mrs. Gerald Hutch ison, sister caroivn Marie urne. grandparents Mr Mr. 4 Mrs. all or Glendale Thurs Chapel I ment Retlhaven DranaoarenTi.

Ann. envrria jonnscn Mrs. Staniev Hutcnison, services 2 p.m. emmes. inter.

mes. Inter. ven Park t. Fri priendt tray call i until p.m. todays tTUMIIRLEDOl, Everett CrServ- lode) 1 e.

islor av ii LIDO induct ices conducted oy pastor Westphel IO t.m. today in dbed Aion. la Lutheran Churcl Roosevelt. Interment Deer Valley. h.

J3a w. A. L. Moore A tens. DIXON, Jim W.

Sery, a m. Chapel WetBe MertMry. fnterment 60RN, Lowell Services end Inter, ment at Ahbotsford. Wis. Meldrwm Mortuary, Macdonald at First wa BU Wr.

Mvrrav services I am. today at Itw First Baptist Church, lev. Don Reed, officiating. Inter- rnenr, rvvoynTain view LtmeTtry rtuarv. AAXIOLA, fiuadaluoe.

DledM 4, T74. ftnary I m. eeter Meni arch 4, 174. Rosary I Dm Orlmthaw feieem Mot outh Central Avenue, Mats of Ihristien Burial. 9 a.m.

Saturday ,1 Mark's Calhsllc fhurrh. 401 North JOth Street. Interment, St. Francis cemetery. Friends may can to p.m.

rrioev. ItULLA. Marv tltler oT Vllhma Broueh, JU3 I. LaJolla Tempe. Petsed twav Tuesday.

Services and Interment, Gary, Indiana. MeMrem Mertery Macdonald fjpirtf Mesa. Musbend of Dorothy Jthef of Charles Mary Lynne Click, Junlth Roberts, Sylvia Jones and Mildred Foufii son of.lvdla Hancock, feather of in ana korrei CLARK, Jerry E. Survived by wife Corda Sun City. Services 2 p.m.

Thursday, Chapel In the Garden. Mercer Mortuary. Interment Memory Lawn. Visitation 7 Arthur Burgher known as Tempeco Groves, which markets citrus fruit through Sunkist Growers Inc. He served 10 years as chairman of the Grapefruit Administrative Committee of the U.S.

Department of Agriculture. At the time of his death, he was president of Tempeco Groves, a director and former president of the Phoenix Arizona Citrus Exchange, an alternate director of Sunkist Growers and a member of the Navel Orange Administrative Committee of the USDA. He also participated in the work of the Arizona Gtrus Institute and twice was elected its president. He was a former president of the Kiva Club and a member of the Phoenix Country Club. He was graduated from the University of Missouri in 1927 and was a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity.

Born in Dawson, he came to Phoenix in 1929 from St. Joseph, Mo. Survivors Include his wife, Elizabeth and a daughter, Mrs. Guinn Burton of Phoenix. Services will be at 11 a.m.

Saturday in A. L. Moore Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery.

The family suggests memorial contributions to the American Cancer Society, 4700 N. 12th St. Casimer Zaleski Casimer Zaleski, 63, who came here 17 years ago from Plainville, and had been a machinist 10 years for Goodyear Aerospace at Litchfield Park, died Monday in the Medi Center. Mr. Zaleski, of 815 E.

Sel-don Lane, was a member of B.P.O. Elks Lodge 335 and J-JiM Moose Lodge 708. He was hnrn in Britain. 0 Survivors include his wife, Mildred; a son, Daniel of Phoenix; a daughter, Dorothy Sullivan of Indianapolis; and two grandchildren. Rosary will be at 8 p.m.

Thursday in Hansen Mortuary, 8314 N. Seventh St Funeral Mass will be at 9 a.m. Friday in Most Holy Trinity Church, 8620 N. Seventh St. Burial will be in St Francis Cemetery.

Linda Sue Belcher Services for Linda Sue Belcher, 22, will be at 1:30 p.m. Thursday in the Church of Christ, 1854 E. Roeser. Burial will be in Double Butte Cemetery, Tempe. Webber Sons Mortuary handled arrangements.

Mrs. Belcher, of 742 W. Mohave, was found dead Friday at 59th Avenue and Broadway. She was born in Phoenix. Survivors include her husband, Billy Ray Belcher; a son, Billy her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Joshua Glass; a brother, Joshua seven sisters, Mrs. Naomla Brown, Mrs. Murlcan Brown, Ethel Glass, Patricia Glass, Mrs. Shirley Torres, Mrs.

Ruby Holllngworth and Mrs. Ger- trtino Hlrke and rrnnnmnlru er Mrs- 0Ule Glas of Phoenix. Russell Cable Russell Eugene Cable, 78, a sheet metal inspector 20 years at the old Litchfield Naval Air Facility until retiring In 1961, died Tuesday in his home, 530 E. VogcL Cable was born In Toledo, Ohio, and came to Phoenix 50 years ago. Services will be at 1 p.m.

Friday In A. Moore Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. Burial will be In Greenwood Cemetery. survivors Include his wife, Sylvia; a daughter, Mrs.

Dorothy Keith of Scdona; two grandchildren and sis great-grandchildren. GLENDALE Services for Deborah Jean Cron, 20, will be at 2 p.m. Thursday in Chapel of the Chimes, 7924 N. 59th Ave. Burial will be in Resthaven Park.

Mrs. Cron, of 4200 Benson Highway, Tucson, died Saturday in the Davis Monthan Air Force Base Hospital. Born in Phoenix, she was graduated from the William C. Jack Elementary and Glendale High School. She was a member of Glendale Assembly of God Church.

Survivors include her husband, Robert a daughter, Shari Lynn of Tucson; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Hutchison; a sister, Carolyn Marie Uraine; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Hutchison and Mrs. Myrtle Johnson, all of Glendale Jim W. Dixon Services for Jim W. Dixon, 62, will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday in Webber Sons Mortuary, 1641 E.

Jefferson. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Mr. Dixon, of 1633 S. 15th Drive, died Friday en route to Memorial Hospital.

Born in Hominy, he came here 30 years ago. He was a member of Cement Finishers Union Local 395 and Laborers Union Local 383. Survivors include his wife, Rosetta; a daughter, Mrs. Bernice Myers; two sons, Alfred and James Bobo, all of Phoenix; and 12 grandchil- aren; two sisters ana tnree brothers out of state. Virginia Howard Services for Virginia lone Howard, 53, will be at 2 p.m.

Thursday in Trinity Baptist Church in her native Casa Grande. Burial will follow in Mountain View Cemetery, Casa Grande. Friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m. today in A. L.

Moore Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. Mrs. Howard, of 3050 N. 53rd Parkway, died Monday in a Phoenix hospital.

She resided in Ray from 1948 to 1958 and in Phoenix since then. Survivors include her husband, Richard three daughters, Mrs. Sidney Schultz, Lucy Ann and Pearl Maxine Howard of Phoenix; a son, Richard Jr. of Ft. Lewis, four sisters, Mrs.

Mary Lee Templeton of Loma Linda, Mrs. Opal Milligan and Mrs. June McMurray of Casa Grande and Mrs. Maxine Barnes of Scottsdale; brothers, Paul and John Keeling of Eloy; and two grandchildren. Grace O'Harra Graveside services for Grace E.

O'Harra, 75, a retired school teacher, will be at 3 p.m. Thursday In Greenwood Cemetery, 2300 W. Van Buren. Bueler Mortuary of Chandler handled arrangements. Miss O'Harra died Monday In Redlands, Calif.

She had lived in Phoenix from 1928 to 1950 and was a former member of Creighton Methodist Church. She was born In Francesville, Ind. Survivors include a nephew, Robert Grubcl of Red- lands. Barbara Nix Mass for Barbara J. Nix, 66, who died Sunday In Doc tors Hospital, was Tuesday In Sunnyside Mortuary Chapel.

Burial was In St. Francis Cemetery. Mrs. Nix, of 1528 E. Hatcher, was born in Chicago and came here 34 years ago.

She was a member of Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Survivors Include her hus band, Robert; a son, Robert of Chicago; a sister, Mrs. Helen "Mai" Malkowskl; and a brother, Casey Grebb, both of Phoenix: two brothers out of state; and nine grandchildren. tension. Mesa, ishoo Jordan 0.

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