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a 020 20 20 REPUBLIC The Arizona Republic Tuesday, August 4, 1981 Weather report FINAL report from north Texas northeastward to New York satellite photo. The west remains mostly clear. 24-hour report (To 5 p.m. Monday) Arizona Alpine 46 75 .16 Bisbee 66 90 Buckeye 77 112 Bullhead City 63 113 C'n de Chelly 59 93 Carefree 74 104 Coolidge 78 nr Cottonwood 67 101 Douglas 68 94 Flagstaff 53 82 Ft. Huachuca 70 90 Gila Bend 80 113 Gr'nd Canyon 45 84 Greer 48 77 Heber 53 85 Kingman 68 99 Nogales 63 93 Organ Pipe 74 107 Page 71 96 Parker 76 110 Payson 58 91 Phoenix Airport 85 108 (Normal) 78 104 Downtown 84 109 South Mtn.

85 100 Pinetop 53 83 Prescott 56 88 Safford 65 97 .22 Sedona 62 100 Show Low 59 87 Tucson 75 100 Wickenburg 66 104 Willcox 65 94 Williams 54 82 Winslow 65 96 Youngtown 78 109 Yuma 77 108 Phoenix records High: in 1975 Low: in 1956 Moon phases DOC 1st Qtr. Full Last Qtr. New Aug. 7 Aug. 15 Aug.

22 Aug. 29 Sun rises today at 5:42 a.m., sets 7:25 p.m. for Tuesday FORECAST 80 90 80 Figures show 90 high 90 100 110 for area Cold Worm Showers Ouluded 100 NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NOAA Dept of Comment Albany 67 87 .69 Albuquerque 67 99 Amarillo 73 93 Anchorage 53 68 .09 Asheville 64 84 Atlanta 68 90 Atlantic City 72 80 1.37 Austin 75 98 Baltimore 69 83 .07 Billings 55 89 .02 Birmingham 68 92 Bismarck 60 81 .59 Blythe 78 114 Boise 52 87 Boston 68 88 Brownsville 76 97 Buffalo 69 80 Burlington 63 82 .08 Casper 55 95 Cha'st'n, SC 73 89 1.09 Cha'st'n, WV 69 87 .06 Charlotte 70 85 .03 Cheyenne 59 86 Chicago 65 82 1.05 Cincinnati 70 87 Cleveland 67 78 .18 Columbia 69 87 .17 Columbus 68 82 .45 Dallas 77 99 Dayton 70 83 .10 Denver 68 94 Des Moines 69 84 Detroit 70 82 nr Duluth 58 70 nr El Paso 72 97 .09 Evansville 74 85 Fairbanks 43 64 .86 Fargo 65 78 .08 Fort Worth 77 99 Great Falls 43 87 .05 Hartford 65 88 Helena 45 87 Honolulu 74 85 Houston 80 95 .01 Ir.dianapolis 72 81 .01 Jackson 73 97 Jacksonville 70 92 .76 Juneau 53 59 .66 Kansas City 70 85 Storms pummel Midwest; lightning kills 2 inmates United Press Internationa! Heavy thunderstorms swept over the upper Midwest from South Dakota to Michigan on' Monday, dropping softball -size hail and scattering tornadoes that left one man injured. Lightning killed two Arkansas prison inmates on a work detail. Turner County, S.D., authorities reported tornadoes touched down near Viborg, destroying farm property, one house and injuring a farmer whose tractor flipped in a tornado.

Sheriffs in the southeastern South Dakota county said a twister destroyed a house and some farm buildings. Two inmates were killed Monday afternoon and four others and a guard were injured by lightning that struck in a okra field where the men were working, said a prison spokesman at Cummins Unit, Ark. Softball-size hail. was reported at Centerville, S.D. Thunderstorms packing high winds in northern Wisconsin blew down barns, dropped trees and tipped over a trailer, according to John Nelson, Colby-Abbotsford police chief.

Downed trees blocked many roads in Abbotsford, where Nelson said the damage seemed to be the worst, and residents were using chain saws to clear them. At least two tornadoes were reported in Wisconsin. But Robert Ward, Polk County Director of Emergency Government, said damage was slight. Elsewhere, the Atlantic hurricane season's third tropical storm, Cindy, was born Monday after a low-pressure system south of Nova Scotia intensified, according to the National Hurricane Center in Miami, Fla. The highest sustained winds in the storm were estimated at 55 mph, but Cindy will pose no threat to land areas for at least 24 hours.

Toxic fumes from train kill 28 United Press International SAN LUIS POTOSI, Mexico A derailed freight train oozing poisonous chemical fumes has killed 28 people and hospitalized more than 1,000 peasants living in an isolated mountain village, officials said Monday. The death toll Monday rose to 28 as the derailed train continued spewing hydrochloricacid fumes that were released when 24 freight cars overturned Friday in the village of Montanas, 240 miles north of Mexico City. The number of deaths may continue to rise, a Red Cross official, Dr. Carlos Galvan said. He said many of the poisoned people may suffer from lifelong mental and nervous disabilities.

"Unfortunately, there is the possiblity that the persons exposed longest to the fumes will suffer from permanent mental and nervous disorders," he said. A dense cloud of acidic gas over the derailed train is slowing work to seal the contin- spokesman from the Nauing leakage of the tional Railroad Co. said. fumes, Galvan said. The accident, in Army troops Sunday which 27 of the 35 sealed off the area freight cars derailed, oc- around the train wreck, curred when the locomo- posting soldiers at roadtive's brakes failed as blocks six miles from the train was entering Montanas, a military the Montanas station, a spokesman said.

Trivia Donald Saltz 1. Identify the first department store to have a restaurant in the store. The store was also innovative in its display of prices on all merchandise, consumer credit, and allowing return of goods. 2. Who led the American League in base stealing from 1956 through '64? 3.

What movie comedy team belonged to a fraternal organization (in their films) called Sons of the Desert? 4. In a 1960s television show, Jack Lord played the role of a rodeo rider. What was the rider's name? 5. Who was married to a U.S. president and the mother of a U.S.

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36th who had been a manufacturer of lady's apparel, died Aug. 1, 1981 at the Kivel Geriatric center. Mr. Gubman came to Arizona 20 years ago from California. Survivors include his wife, Jeanette; children, Gloria Small, Edith Horwitz and Martin; a brother and five grandchildren.

Services will be held in Los Angeles. Sinai Mortuary made ar. rangements. Roy Ackinclose SUN CITY Roy T. Ackinclose, 77, of 9113 Willow Haven Court, who was a supervisor with U.S.

for 40 years, died Aug. Steel, 1981, in Boswell Memorial Hospital. Mr. Ackinclose was born in Dravbgburg, Pa. and came to Arizona in 1972.

He was a Mason and a member of the First United Presbyterian Church. Survivors include his wife, Marie and a nephew. Mass will be 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Clement of Rome Catholic Church, 15800 Del Webb Blvd.

Menke Funeral Home made arrangements. Mary Combs SUN CITY Mary E. Combs, 80, of 10517 Bellarose Drive, who was born in Pinegrove, Pa. and came to Phoenix in 1920, died Aug. 1, 1981, in Boswell Memorial Hospital.

Mrs. Combs was a member of the Palmbrook Country Club. Survivors include her husband, Jack; a brother; three nephews and six nieces. Mass will be 10 a.m. today at St.

Clement of Rome Catholic Church, 15800 Del Webb Blvd. Menke Funeral Home made arrangements. Weldon Gilbreth Weldon E. Gilbreth, 57, of Scottsdale, who was a mechanical designer for Motorola for 24 years, died Aug. 2, 1981, in hishome.

Mr. Gilbreth was an Army, veteran of World Survivors include his wife, Noletha; mother, Mrs. Marie Gilbreth; children, Suzanna Adams, Jane, and James; a brother and two grandchildren. Services will be private. Green Acres Mortuary made arrangements.

Verna Palmer CHANDLER Verna L. Palmer, 66, of 16606 S. Gilbert Road, who was born in Norwalk, Wis. and came to Arizona in 1954, died Aug. 1, 1981, in a Phoenix hospital.

Survivors include children, Shirley Vest, Carol LeRoy, Patsy Henson, Robert and James; three brothers and 16 grandchildren. Services will 2:30 p.m. today at Chandler 6th ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1260 W. Del Rio St. Bueler Mortuary made arrangements.

Nora Thompson Nora P. Thompson, 80, of 1330 E. Verde Lane, who came to Arizona 58 years ago from her native Oklahoma, died Aug. 3, 1981, in St. Joseph Hospital.

Survivors include children, Margie Rossenbach, Ray, Donald and L.J.; five sisters and a brother; 14 grandchildren and 20 greatgrandchildren. Services will 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at A.L. Moore and Sons Mortuary. F.A.

Kretschmar MESA Florence A. Kretschmar, 64, of 1943 E. Hackamore, who WAS a Bible teacher at North Phoenix Baptist Church, died Aug. 3, 1981, in Mesa Lutheran Hospital. Mrs.

Kretschmar came to Arizona 21 years ago from her native Minneapolis, Minn. Survivors include her husband, Cort, a sister and a brother. Services will be 10 a.m. Wednesday at the North Phoenix Baptist Church. Gibbons-Bunker mortuary made arrangements.

Phyllis Coles Phyllis S. Coles, 24, of 2010 N. 51st who was department store clerk, died July 31, 1981, at her home. Mrs. Coles was born in Glendale and lived in Arizona all her life.

Survivors include her mother, Janice Waymire, a sister and two brothers. Services will be 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Chapel of the Chimes Mortuary. Paul Krajac Services for Paul S. Krajac III, 27, of 1223 E.

Eva, who died July 31, 1981, in St. Joseph's Hospital from injuries received in a motorcyle accident, were Sunday at Mercer Mortuary. Mr. Krajac was born in Milwaukee, Wis. and lived in Arizona for two years.

Survivors include his parents, Paul and Arlene Krajac; two brothers and a sister. Daniel DanCasky Isabelle Schryer Isabelle Schryer, 71, of Phoenix, who was born in Watertown, N.Y. and lived for six years, died July 31, 1981, in a Valley hospital. She is survived by her daughter Connie Fransworth. Services will be 11 a.m.

today at the William and Thomas Mortuary, 1243 S. 7th St. Edward McCoy Edward C. McCoy, 71, of 19 W. Broadway, who was a truck driver for Lightning Delivery, died Aug.

1, 1981, at Hillhaven Health Care. Mr. McCoy was born in St. Louis, Mo. and lived in Arizona for 50 years.

He was an Army veteran of World War II and the Korean War. He was a member of St. Catherine of Sienna Catholic Church. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Amelia McCoy; four sisters and a brother.

Graveside services will be 11 a a.m. today at the Arizona Veterans Cemetery, 23029 N. Cave Creek Rd. Grimshaw Mortuary made arrangements. Lester Blank TEMPE Lester M.

Blank, 77, of 709 1 E. Solana Drive, who was a senior plant pathologist for the U.S. Agriculture Department, died Aug. 3, 1981, in Mesa Lutheran Hospital. Mr.

Blank was born in Topeka, and lived in Arizona for 25 years. He was a member of the staff of the University of Arizona Cotton Research Center. Survivors include his wife, Louise; children, Vincent Budenholzer, Mrs. Robert Woll, Richard; and eight grandchildren. Services will be 10 a.m.

Wednesday at the Church of the Epiphany, 2222 S. Price Road. William Kleier William J. Kleier, 88, of Phoenix, who was a pressman, died Aug. 2, 1981, in John C.

Lincoln Hospital. Mr. Kleier came to arizona 30 years ago from his native Ohio. Survivors include his wife, Rosa; children, Serna Spayd and William; six grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Services will be 9 a.m.

Wednesday in the Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Mercer Mortuary made arrangemenats. Charles Cellini Charles P. Cellini, 64, of 918 W. Michelle Drive, who had been a maintenance man for the Abex died July 31, 1981, in St.

Joseph's Hospital. Mr. Cellini was born in Chicago and came Phoenix two years ago. Het was a member of the Loyal Order of Moose. Survivors include his wife, Ida; sons, Norm and Frank; three brothers and a sister; and two grandchildren.

Services will be in Chicago Heights, Ill. Hansen Mortuary made arrangements. Frank Medina the Golf and Games amusement center, died Aug. 1, 1981, in Mesa General Hospital. Mr.

Medina was a native of Tempe. Survivors include his wife, Tania; mother, Eleanor Medina; daughter, Anna; five brothers and three sisters. Services will be 9 a.m. Wednesday at the first ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 36 S. Center St.

Meldrum Mortuary made arrangements. MESA Frank Medina 37, of 442 N. Pasadena, who was a landscaper for Lois Griggs Lois H. Griggs, 83, of 1501 E. Orangewood, who taught school for 33 years, died Aug.

1, 1981, in a Valley hospital. Mrs. Griggs was born Osborn, and lived in Arizona for 21 years. She headed a private school for seven years in Michigan and did consulting work for child welfare organizations in the Valley. Survivors include her daughter, Ruth Scott; two sisters and a brother.

Grimshaw Mortuary arranged cremation. Daniel Althoff Daniel E. Althoff, 23, of 2020 N. 32nd who was a Phoenix fireman, died Aug. 2, 1981, from injuries received in an auto accident.

Mr. Althoff was born in Ne Newport Beach, and was a member of the St. Agnes Parish. Survivors include his wife, Sharon; daughter, Jessica; parents, David and Phyllis Althoff; three brothers; a sister and grandparents. Rosary will be 7:30 p.m.

today at St. Mary's Catholic Church, 280 W. Galveston St. in Chandler. Mass will be 9:15 a.m.

Wednesday in the church. Bueler Mortuary made arrangements. SUN CITY Services for Daniel DanCasky, 76, of 10434 Cheryl Drive, a flight engineer for Sperry Flight Systems for 35 years, will 1 p.m. today at Sunland Mausoleum, 15800 N. Del Webb Blvd.

Mr. DanCasky, native of Jersey City, N.J., died Aug. 2., 1981, in Boswell Memorial Hospital. He moved to the Phoenix area in 1956 from Long Island. He is survived by a son, Steve, a sister and three grandchildren.

Alice Aman Alice M. Aman, 73, of 6521 W. Heatherbrae, who was born in Oklahoma and came to Phoenix in 1975, died Aug. 3, 1981, Maryvale Samaritan Hospital. Survivors include her husband, Cecil; daughter, Joyce Pearston; and three grandchildren.

Services will be 10 a.m. Wednesday Glendale Baptist Church, 6401 N. 67th Glendale. Lundberg Mortuary made arrangements. Clouds and showers extend state in Monday's 10 a.m.

Arizona Forecast GRAND CAN NORTHWESTERS OR 14 ARIZON.A hISGM 1S PRESCOTT CENTRAL PA PHOENIX SOUTHWESTERN DESERTS" "For complete weather Republic Weatherline, KEC 94, 162.55 MHz on the Phoenix and southwestern deserts. Hot and sunny- today and Wednesday. Highs near 112, lows upper 70s and 80s. Northwestern Arizona Sunny and very warm today and Wednesday. Highs 95-105, lows 63-73.

Colorado River Valley Hot and sunny today and Wednesday. Highs 109-113, lows upper 70s and 80s. Central basins Mostly sunny and very warm today and Wednesday. Highs low 90s to 105, lows mid-50s to near 70. The world Ankara Antigua Athens Auckland Beirut Berlin Bogota Bogn Brussels Buenos Aires Cairo Caracas.

Casablanca Copenhagen Dakar Dublin Geneva Hong Kong' Jerusalem La Paz Lima Lisbon London Madrid Manila Montevideo Moscow Nairobi New Delhi Nice Oslo Panama Paris Peking Pretoria Port au Prince Rio de Janerio Riyadh Rome San Jose San Salvador Santiago S'to Domingo St. Thomas 'Seoul Sofia Stockholm. Sydney Taipei Tokyo Tunis Vienna Warsaw Canada Calgary Edmonton Montreal Ottawa Regina Toronto Vancouver Winnipeg 1 a.m. 57 Clear 7 a.m. 59 Clear 7 p.m.

82 Clear 2 a.m. 81 Clear noon 46 Clear 2 a.m. 79 Clear 1 a.m. 61 Clear 7 p.m. nf nr 1 a.m.

61 Clear 1 a.m. 59 Clear 9 p.m. 64 Ptcidy 2 a.m. 73 Clear 8 p.m. nr nr mdnt 70 Picidy 1 a m.

55 Clear mdnt 81 Picidy mdnt 61 Picidy 1 a.m. 64 Clear 8 a.m. 81 Picidy 3 a.m. 66 Clear 8 p.m. nr nr 7 p.m.

61 Clear mdnt 73 Clear mdnt 55 Fog 1 a.m. 68 Clear 8 a.m. nr nr 9 p.m. 70 Picidy 3 a.m. 61 Cloudy 3 a.m.

55 Ptcidy 5 a.m. 79 Cloudy 1 a.m. 73 Clear 1 a.m. 59 Cloudy 6 p.m. nr nr 1 a.m.

64 Clear 8 a.m. 77 Cloudy 2 a.m. nr nr 8 p.m. nr nr 9 p.m. 73 Clear 3 a.m.

90 Clear 1 a.m. 73 Clear 6 p.m. nr 6 p.m. nr nr 8 p.m. 48 Cloudy 7 p.m.

nr nr 8 p.m. nr nr 9 a.m. 79 Picidy 2 a.m. 63 Clear 1 a.m. 57 Clear 10a.m.

nr nf 8 a.m. 82 Ptcidy 9 a.m. 82 Picidy 1 a.m. 70 Clear 1 a.m. 68 Clear 1 a.m.

59 Clear Tstrm 50 70 Clear 50 77 Cloudy 66 82 Ptcidy 66 82 Ptcidy 52 81 Picidy 66 79 Clear 55 72 Picidy 55 73 Pan American Acapulco 75 94 Barbados 77 nr Bermuda 76 84 .11 Curacao 82 90 Tr Freeport nr nr nr Guadalajara 60 83 4.12 Guadeloupe 73 90 .09 75 90 Kingston 78 88 Mazatian. 82 90 Merida 69 94 1.84 Mexico City, 51 79 Tr 69 83 68 81 .02 Trinidad 73 92 Vera Cruz. 73 90 no report PAGE LITTLE SORTHEASIERS PLATEAU OR NEI ROCH 2 101 ST. B800h JOHAS 504 BASINS SHOW 4.5161 WHITE MTS. 61 051 CHITON SAFFORD TUCSON GALES DOUGI AS information 24 hours a day, 957-8700, or listen to public-service band.

Grand Canyon, Mogollon Rim, White Mountains Sunny and warm; possible afternoon thundershowers. Highs in the 80s, lows 45-60. Northeastern plateau, Little Colorado River Valley Mostly sunny and warm today and Wednesday. Highs 95-102, lows 55 to near 70. Tucson and southeastern Arizona Mostly sunny and warm today and Wednesday.

Highs mostly in the 90s, lows mostly in the 60s. Phoenix rainfall 4.14 inches since Jan. 1. Normal: 3.48 inches The nation Marjorie Blanchard Marjorie 64, of Phoenix, who had been a for Walgreen Drug Stores for 29 years, died Aug. 1, 1981, in her home after a long illness.

Mrs. Blanchard was a member of the CB ROA Radio Club and was known as "Mama She is survived by a son, Harold Blanchard a sister and two grandsons. Services will be 9 a.m. Wednesday at the Sunnyside Mortuary, 614 E. Townley Ave.

AJO Lealon Alexander Lealon A. Alexander, 60, of 1721 S. 4th who was farm worker, died July 29, 1981, at his home. Mr. Alexander was born in Florence, and came to Arizona 24 years ago.

He was an Army veteran of World War II. Survivors include his mother, Cynthia Alexander, and three sisters. Services will be 9 a.m. Wednesday at the Louis B. Hazelton Memorial Park in Buckeye.

Grimshaw Mortuary made arrangements. William Wait Graveside services for William I. Wait of 7706 E. Meadowbrook, who had worked in the Fuel Management department of Standard Oil's Chevron division, were Monday Paradise Memorial Gardens. Mr.

Wait, who died Aug. 1, 1981, in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital, was born in Missouri and came to Arizona na 10 years ago. Survivors include his wife, Ruth; daughter, Victoria Boyce; a sister and three grandchildren. Messinger Mortuary made arrangements. work MONDAY'S 61 Elevate PUZZLE SOLVED 62 Merchandis- DOE BOILS SPRIG ing event OLA ONDOT ELUDE 63 Girl's name GOT RESET 64 A Titan OVERT AER FAT 65 Letters REND FLOTA TOUT 66 Friend PAR ALP SCAR 67 STRIPE KERF AGE pray" PRECISE DOGATES LAP SHUT CANE RE DOWN ICED ERR OWN 1 Thickness TEAR ROAST EARN units ODE POT MARIA 2 Dill herb CHIVE ENAMELIST 3 Daube PANEL AEGIS SET feeder ANGRY NEEDS ERY 4 Float 25 Station 44 Beefs 5 Singer Rise 27 Gather 46 Head cover 28 Miss Best 47 porridge 6 Obtained 29 Candy 7 Employer 30 Was bold 48 Inner: Anat.

8 Man the helm 34 Dogma 49 Coral reef 9 Moderated 35 Hightail 50 Perfume .10 Stockade 36 This: Sp. ingredient 11 Valuable 37 Gratify 53 Toy violin 39 North or 55 Alluvium 12 Stopwatch South 56 Jacob's 13 Eye sores 40 Steep brother 21 Outcome 42 Stand up 57 Not as much 23 Gibbons 43 Tobacco type 60 Negative 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 18 19 21 22 23 25 26 30 31 33 34 35 36 37 39 40 42 43 45 46 50 51 53 54 55 56 57 59 60 61 63 64 66 67 Loyd Hamilton MESA Services for Loyd E. Hamilton, 76, of 333 E. Broadway, a retired auto parts store operator, will be 10 a a.m. Wednesday at Larry C.

Melcher Mortuary's Mission Chapel, 6625 E. Apache Trail. Mr. Hamilton, who died Aug. 2, 1981, in Mesa Lutheran Hospital, moved to Mesa four years ago after retiring in his native Texas.

Survivors include his u. wife, Eudell; three sons, Billy, Jack and Tommy; three sisters, eight grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren. Las Vegas 71 105 Little Rock 72 89 Los Angeles 65 85 Louisville 69 89 Lubbock 73 90 .01 Memphis 73 94 Miami Beach 73 85 .56 Midland 72 98 Milwaukee 64 76 Minneapolis 64 85 Nashville 67 89 Needles 81 New Orleans 74 92 New York 71 86 Norfolk 70 87 North Platte 65 89 Odessa 72 98 Oklahoma C. 72 97 Omaha 68 85 Orlando 73 93 Philadelphia 68 79 .27 Pittsburgh 66 82 .02 Portland, Me 60 82 Portland, Ore 57 75 Providence 66 89 Raleigh 72 88 .28 Rapid City 60 85 Reno 37 87 Richmond 70 87 .22 St. Louis 73 88 .19 St.

Paul 64 85 St. P't'rsb'rg 71 88 Salt Lake C. 62 97 San Antonio 74 98 San Diego 69 79 San Fr'cisco 54 62 San Juan 78 90 .02 St Ste Marie 61 78 Seattle 57 69 Shreveport 75 93 Sioux Falls 69 89 .19 Spokane 55 75 Syracuse 65 87 Tampa 71 88 Topeka 70 89 Tulsa 75 100 Washington 74 85 .08 Wichita 72 94 Francis Poremba SUN CITY Francis J. Poremba, 83, of 13411 Emberwood Drive, died Aug. 2, 1981, Sunday in Boswell Memorial Hospital.

Born in Pennsylvania, he moved to Sun City in 1971 from Pittsburgh. Mr. Poremba is survived by a niece. Rosary will be 7 p.m. today at Menke Funeral Home, 12420 N.

103rd Ave. Funeral services will be in Churchhill, Pennsylvania. John Reece MESA John F. Reece, 75, of 2054 W. Pampa who had been a farmer, died Aug.

1, 1981, in a Phoenix hospital. Mr. Reece was born in Princeton, Ohio, and lived in Arizona for 4 years. He was a member of the Arizona Avenue Baptist Church. Survivors include sons, Kenneth and Gerald; grandchildren and' five step-grandchildren.

Services will be in Hamilton, Ohio. Bueler Mortuary made arrangements. Clarence Larson Clarence Larson, 79, 1811 E. Monterey Way, who had been a brakeman with the Southern Pacific Railroad for 30 years, died Aug. 3, 1981, Desert Haven Nursing Home.

Mr. Larson was born in Concord, and came to Phoenix in 1941. He was a member of the Railway Brakeman's Union. Survivors include a ter; a nephew and a niece. Services will be 2 p.m.

Thursday at Mercer Mortuary, 1541 E. Thomas..