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REPUBllCT Saturday, December 31, 1IU The Arizona RepubHe B7 Son Shooting Mfffajfl Continued from Bl "lt' not right to feel that way. and it isn't going to bring him back," she said. Tip Top has Bareroot Fruit Shade Rjtfwvv Rmtt uul Kpr bmi was hyperactive and a slow learner but I was learning to cope with his your handicaps. She talked about him at the family home at 157 E. Hampton, at times breaking into tears.

Specialty Bareroot Fruit Trees Continued from Bl worker shortly before 12:30 p.m. Thursday in a garbage can belonging to a couple who live in the 1000 block of West Emerald. The alley where the body was found is between Emerald and Enid. The dead youth's father, Donald Brott, said he last saw his son about 5 p.m. Tuesday when he dropped him off at the Elder home.

He said his son was supposed to spend the night there. Brott said he called police and reported his son missing shortly before midnight Wednesday. He said Elder's mother had gone to the store Wednesday afternoon and that when she returned, Elder told her Robert Brott had left. Both boys were newspaper carriers for The Phoenix Gazette. Elder's parents could not be reached for comment.

Gordon Apple Perfect for our desert climate learn electronics. That's all he wanted to do." She said Robert was a happy youth. Donald Brott said Robert had been a newspaper carrier for The Phoenix Gazette for about a year. "He was well-liked by all the neighbors and the people on his route," Brott said. Dilene Pulver, 17, of 212 E.

Hampton, a friend of the Brotts daughter, Kim, 18, said the neighborhoods were upset by the shooting. "People are really going through a lot of pain," she said. "It's hard to believe that this could happen to someone you know. It was a shock to everybody." She Baid Robert was a "cute little kid" who "wanted everyone to like him." Billie Dufrasne, 61, of 204 E. Hampton, said Robert often had visited her and her husband, Francis, 59.

"He was always over here at our home," she said. "He liked to talk to us, to tell us about other kids and the friends he had. I know he's gone, but I just can't get used to it Apricots Royal Blenheim Almonds Texas Mission DNe Plus Ultra Nectarines Goldmine DGower DJohn River's Peaches Elberta Desert Gold Plums Santa Rosa Green Gage Pomegranates Wonderful For higher elevations: Apples Red Delicious Yellow Delicious Beverly Hills Cherries Bing Black Tartarian 8" 10" 3-ln-1 Fruit Tree Peach, nectarine, plum on one tree. Persimmon Fuyu DHachiya Prunes Sugar Italian 58" -34" 109? "Some thought Robby had run I away," Rebecca Brott said. "But I 1 talked to his school psychologist, Dr.

Steve Anthony, and he said 1 (Robby) had come a long way in the I program." Robert was a ninth-grader at SHARP school, 2345 N. Home. The I school is a special-education facility for children with learning or emo- tional problems. The acronym I stands for School Home Adjust-I ment Reinforcement Program. each 12" Figs 5 Gallon Pears Barlett DKieffer YOUR CHOICE Shade Trees Mimosa Modesto Ash Arizona Ash Texas Umbrella UMale Mulberry UBalm ot Uilead UWeeping willow Apricots Nectarines Peaches Plums egg OLIVE TREES 1 5 Gallon ogg 1099 each V4--1 YOUR CHOICE Donald Brott, 50, said Robert wanted to go to electronics school.

Rebecca Brott said, "He was so smart electronically. He was in his I CUADn I I each each 10.95 wide election Bareroot Dwarf Bareroot Grapes, Fruit and Vegetables Fruit Trees acvuuu year at onnnr unu lie was going to Mesa Central (Vocational 'I Technical Center) next year to DESERT TREE NURSERY 535-7020 N.W. CorMi Cave Creek Union Hill I'm just too full of grief. It's very sad." Dwarf Fruit Trees: Aprigold Apricot Grapes Over 10 varieties including Thompson Seedless and many of your favorites! 1 Obituaries 20" Blackcap Black Raspberry Evergreen Blackberry Boysenberry YOUR CHOICE 1 69 each 3700 WHITFILL NURSERY 2 LOCATIONS 824 E. GLENDALE 944-8479 2647 E.

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748 WW I Ella M. Paupper 1 GLENDALE Ella M. Paupper, 78, I former owner of a beauty (hop, diea Dec 29, I 1983, at Maryvale Samaritan Hospital in Phoenix. 4 Mrs. Paupper, of Glendale, was bom in i Altoona, and moved to Arizona from I Seattle nine years ago.

During World War II i ehe made parachutes at a silk factory. I Survivors include her daughter, Ru- Uianna Adams; a brother, two grandchildren I and two great-grandchildren. I Services will be in Seattle. Lundbtrg's I White Rose Chapel made local arrange- trienta. Price includes carrying case, extra chain, oil and Poulinhal.

Hot Caps 19c each ASK ABOUT OUR FAST, Burlap Bags 29c each i Asparagus 12 plantsfbundle Artichokes i plant Strawberries 25 plantsbundle YOUR CHOICE 199 I each Cherry Rhubarb Latham Red Raspberry YOUR CHOICE 79C each 7 A 1 RELIABLE SERVICE ARIZONA RENTALS for qwoltu ond pfformcnc in turf yf 1811 W. Peoria, Phk. AZ 65029 7104 N. 7th St. 944-5561 II it More obituaries, B8 iwl SUN CITY EAST 7251 W.

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28, 1983, at his residence, 2008 N. 22nd Place. I Mr. Genkinger moved to Arizona from his native Iowa in 1951. Survivors include a son, A David three sisters; a brother and two I grandsons.

Services will be in Washington, Iowa. Mercer Mortuary made local arrangements. I Gerald E. Leach CITRUS MULCH COMPOST MANURE BEARING SIZE Non-Patent Varieties Peace DQueen 9 tiHL. PHIIODENDROII I PLUM I THEVETI1 I I FOUNTAIN GRASS I HEX.

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1 Grade I99 Arizona 11 years ago. Survivors include k-s wife, Elsie; sons, Richard and Hugh; a sister; and three grandchildren. each New 1984 AARS Winners Olympiad DAImondeen Dlmpatient Intrigue Patsy Cline Large selection fQa 'TIS THE SEASON FOR BARE ROOT TREES ROSES Bring this ad with you and receive 10 off one Bare Root Rose or Tree. Services will be 1 p.m. today at Bunker's Desert View Chapel, 9702 E.

Apache Trail, Contributions may be made to the American of Tree Roses I each Cancer Society. Our Horticulturists (Patti, Tom or Roger) ore ready to serve your needs. Open Daily. Carlos "Jack" Lofgreen APACHE JUNCTION Carlos "Jack Lofareen. 78.

who worked in road construe Tip Top Tip: Use Green Light Root Stimulator for all your new tion. died Dec 30. 1983. at the Mesa i residence of his daughter, Billie Bradshaw. plantings, it promotes strong tfJ and viqorous root growth and KT Mr.

Lofgreen, of 1268 S. Lawson, was born in St David. He attended Mesa High BERRIDCE NURSERIES prevents transplant shock. School and was a former resident of Pine. Survivors also include his daughters, Zelda Hanno.

Sally Crazier and Sandra Citrus Gladiolus Bulb Clearance Gregg; three sisters and two brothers; 18 Now is the time to choose and plant BARE ROOT ROSES Oranges Lemons Mixed 50 Off! grandchildren, 27 great-granacnixiren ana i two great-great-grandchildren. Gladiolus IIVII9 S099 Grapefruits Standard and on large selection of bulbs at Tip Top! Super Jumbo Services will be 10 a.m. Wednesday at Meldrum Mortuary, 52 N.Macdonald, Mesa. all fiaeach Dwarf Trees 5 Gal Gladiolus Crocus Reg. 1.99doz.

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1 grade, not pockogerj roses! Choose early from best varieties for our climate, including 1984 AARS winner Olympiad and great favorites First Prize, Oregold, Mr. Lincoln, Tropicana Queen Elizabeth. each Jumbo rviV V7f I 15 Gallon Standard MESA Willie H. Purdy. 70.

a retired Ranunculus 399c carpenter, died Dec 28, 1983, at his Tulips Reg. 499C 15c ea. Star of Bethlehem Reg. 599c 6 colors to choose from Cocktail mm residence, 300 S.Val Vista. 3 citrus varieties I Mr.

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