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REPUBLIC FINAL Wednesday, January 25, 1984 The Arizona Republic E3 CITY Obituaries Jury pondering request for $400,000 in arrest Eleanor fiich Mass for Eleanor Rich, 72, who died Jan 21. 1984, at Humana Hospital Phoenix, will be 9:30 a.m. today at St. Thomas the Apostle Church, 24th Street and Campbell. Mr.

Rich, of Phoenix, was born in Butler, and moved to Arizona in 1944 from New Kinsington, Pa Survivors include her daughter, Mary Louise Campo; son, Robert; five sisters and two brothers; and five grandchildren. Whitney Murphy Arcadia Funeral Home made arrangement. Glenn R. Standage Glenn R. Standage, 89, who worked 30 yean for the Maricopa County courts and the assessor, died Jan.

23, 1984, at his residence at 2321 W. Larkspur. Mr. Standage was born in Mesa. Survivors include his wife, Ruey, and a daughter, Melba Bacon.

Friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m today at Memory Lawn Mortuary, 719 N. 27th Ave, where services will be 1 1 a Thursday. Frances C. Quillen Friends of Frances C. Quillen, 74, who died Jan.

22, 1984, at Good Samaritan Medical Center, may call from 5 to 8 p.m. today at Paradise Chapel Funeral Home, 3934 E. Indian School. Mrs. Quillen, of Phoenix, was bom in Barberton, Ohio, and moved to Arizona 35 years ago from Akron, Ohio.

Survivors include sisters, Mary Gerbeck and Ann Cigolle. Services will be 10 a m. Thursday at the mortuary. Mabel Asay Lamoreaux MESA Friends of Mabel Asay Lamoreaux, 96, of Mesa, who died Jan. 22, 1984, at Patterson Terrace Care Center, may call from 5 to 8 p.m.

today at Bunker's Garden Chapel, 33 N.Sirrine. Mrs. Lamoreaux was born in Thatcher. Survivors include daughters, Zara Johnston, Vera Taylor, Zelma Merkley, Sybil Jesper-son, Lela Hancock, Anna Lou Maner, Buena Carter and Alice Stromberg; sons, Raymond, Archie and Max; two sisters; a brother; 49 grandchildren and 164 great -grandchildren. Services will be p.m.

Thrusday at the Mesa 14th Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1054 W. Second Place. Maclovla B. Duron SIERRA VISTA Rosary for Maclovia B. Duron, 80, who died Jan.

20, 1984, at her" residence in Sierra Vista, will be 7:30 p.m. today at Whitney Murphy Funeral Home, 330 N. Second Phoenix. Mrs. Duron was brought to Arizona 79 years ago from her native Mexico.

She resided in Phoenix 71 years before moving to Sierra Vista three years ago. Survivors include her husband, Mariano; daughters, Virginia Montoya, Nellie Rodri-' guez, Oralia Garcia and Bertha Salas; son, Gilbert; 15 grandchildren and 25 greatgrandchildren. Mass will be 10 a m. Thursday at St. and city police Officer Cletus Ivan Collins as defendants.

Tomlinson had asked Carboun to be quiet during the meeting. Collins had escorted Carboun from the council chambers to a hall outside, where Carboun was arrested. arguments produced some persona) skirmishing between Shaw and John Oberg of Phoenix, the lawyer for Collins and the city. Shaw said city officials violated Carboun's right of free speech and his right of freedom from unlawful arrest. He said the damages should include a $250,000 assessment against the city for personal and mental damages suffered by Carboun, $50,000 for violation of his rights and $100,000 for aggravation of Carboun's pre-existing physical ailments.

Another $20,000 should be assessed against Collins and $5,000 should come from Tomlinson, Shaw said. He told the jury that Carboun paid $5,108 for the defense of his criminal trial. Attorney Charles Muchmore of i Phoenix, representing Tomlinson, said in his closing that his client "in good faith" had tried only to restore 1 order at the council meeting. The meeting at which Carboun was arrested had drawn a large audience because of a vote on the strip annexation of the Williamson 1 Valley area northwest of Prescott. Carboun owned property in the area.

Incident at meeting in Prescott termed 'trampling' of rights By Fred Smith Yavapai County Bureau PRESCOTT Gus Carboun should be awarded more than $400,000 because of his arrest at a City Council meeting here four years ago, a U.S. District Court jury was told Tuesday. The damage figure was outlined in closing arguments by Carboun's attorney, Tony Shaw, who said, "We ask you to award enough damages to let every city and municipal official in the state know that they can't trample on the constitutional rights of individuals." The eight-member jury deliberated 45 minutes and will continue today. Carboun filed his lawsuit against the city and several city officials shortly after being acquitted of a disorderly-conduct charge brought against him when he was arrested at a Dec. 17, 1979, council meeting.

He had spoken at the meeting for about four minutes on an annexation proposal and was arrested after attempting to speak again. Before the closing arguments began, federal Judge Carl Muecke granted a defense motion to release former Mayor Jack Gillis from the suit. That ruling left the city, City Manager Andy Tomlinson William G. Jensen SUN CITY William G. Jensen, 69, who had been a design and systems engineer for American Can Co.

for 27 years, died Jan. 22, 1984, at Boswell Memorial Hospital. Mr. Jensen, of Sun City, was bom in Denmark and moved to Arizona in 1976 from Illinois. He was a scoutmaster for the Boy Scouts, president of a Parent Teacher Association and member of the Bell Silver-craft Club, Sun City Lapidary Club, Scandinavian Club, Travel Trailer Club and Scouta bouts.

Survivors include his wife, Agnes; daughter, Mrs. Otto Stephani; tons, Gary and Robert; two sisters; and Ave grandchildren. Friends may call after 2:30 p.m. today at Sunland Mortuary, 15826 Del Webb Blvd. Services will be 1:30 p.m.

Thursday at the American Lutheran Church of Sun City, 17200 Del Webb Blvd. Aneta R. Peabody Memorial services for Aneta R. Peabody, 84, who died Jan. 22, 1984, at St.

Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center, will be Friday in San Mateo, Calif. Mrs. Peabody, of Phoenii, moved to Arizona in June 1982 from Hillsborough, Calif. Survivors include her daughters, Mary Smith and Aneta Rowe; and six grandchildren. A.L.

Moore Sons, Phoenix, made local arrangements. Contributions may be made to the Beatitudes Endowment Fund. Viola E. Burkhart CHANDLER Viola E. Burkhart, 81, who retired in 1966 after 39 years as a licensed practical nurse, died Jan.

23, 1984, at Phoenix Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Burkhart, of Chandler, was born in Willcox. She was a member of Order of the Eastern Star, Daughters of the Nile, South Phoenix Women's Club and Garden Club. Survivors include her husband, Wayne; ton, Thomas Cairns; a sister; three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

Services will be 11:30 a.m. today at A Moore Sons, 333 W. Adams, Phoenix. Donald T. Russell Sr.

SUN LAKES Donald T. Russell 62, who had been an automobile-leasing executive, died Jan. 22, 1984, at Veterans Administration Medical Center, Phoenix. Mr. Russell, of Sun Lakes, was born in Portchester, N.Y., and moved to Arizona 14 years ago from California.

He served in the Air Force in World War II and received the Police push back hearing into teen-ager's shooting An internal police hearing into the Jan. 16 shooting of an 18-year-old college student by a Phoenix police detective, originally scheduled for today, will be held next Wednesday, a police spokesman said Tuesday. Meanwhile, the condition of the Stanley Wayne Wesley, of 1764 E. Monroe, Apt. 375, has been upgraded from serious to good, a Good Samaritan Medical Center nursing supervisor said.

The Police Department's Use of Force Review Board was scheduled today to examine the actions of Detective Ed Patterson, 40, a 16-year veteran of the force who shot Wesley in the left side. Sgt. Brad Thiss, the depart-. merit's spokesman, said the hearing has been rescheduled to next Wednesday because "we physically Joe A. Baca MESA Rosary and Mass for Joe A.

Baca, 38, who died Jan. 21, 1984, at his Mesa residence, will be 7 p.m. today at Immaculate Heart Church, 909 E. Washington, Phoenix. Mr.

Baca was born in Arizona. He was a groundskeeper for the Scottedale School District. Survivors include his wife, Marcela; daughter, Lena; tons, Joseph, Jacob and Jason; seven sisters and four brothers. Botimer Family Mortuary, Phoenii, made arrangements. Jasper Martin Donahue LAVEEN Jasper Martin Donahue, 75, who had been a ditch rider for the Bureau of Indian Affairs, died Jan.

22, 1984, in Scottsdale. Mr. Donahue, of Laveen, was bom in Arizona. Survivors include his daughters, Dorene Leno and Clairee Rovie; sons, Byron, Bruce, Newell and Charles; six sisters and a brother; 14 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren. A wake will be at 6 p.m.

today at the Pee-Posh Veterans Center, 83rd Avenue and Baseline Road. Services will be 10 a.m. Thursday at the Maricopa Presbyterian Church, on the Gila River Indian Reservation. Botimer Family Mortuary, Phoenix, made arrangements, Margaret Marie Kasulaltis Margaret Marie Kasulaitis, 58, who had been a tales clerk for SAS Fabrics in Phoenix, died Jan. 22, 1984, at Phoenix Memorial Hospital.

Mrs. Kasulaitis, of Phoenix, was bom in Mann, W.Va., and moved to Arizona 16 years ago from Staunton, Vs. Survivors include her daughter, Diane Hsvir; son, Douglas Teets; mother, Mary Martha Graham; two listers; and two grandchildren. Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. today at Camelback Sunset Chapel, 301 W.

Camel-back, where services will be 11 a.m. Thursday. Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. Donald R. Saylor Donald R.

Saylor, 71, who retired in 1975 as an electrician for Phoenix, died Jan. 22, 1984, at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center. Mr. Saylor, of Phoenix, was born in Barbton, Ohio, and moved to Arizona in 1952 from Cleveland.

Survivors include his wife, Elizabeth; daughters, Shirley and Judith; stepsons, Keith, Thomas and Curt Heilman; three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Services will be 10 a.m. today at Paradise Chapel Funeral Home, 3934 E. Indian School. Helen Reed Addy Helen Reed Addy, 78, a retired dental technician, died Jan.

23, 1984, at Good Samaritan Medical Center. Mrs. Addy, of Phoenix, was born in Jewell, Iowa, and moved to Arizona 40 years ago from Des Moines, Iowa. Survivors include her sisters, Oma Garth and Alice Sutherland; and brother, Wayne A. Taylor.

Services will be 1:30 p.m. today at Paradise Chapel Funeral Home, 3934 E. Indian School. Margaret W. VanderBie MESA Services for Margaret W.

VanderBie, 68, who died Jan. 23, 1984, at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital, will be in Lime Springs, Iowa. Mrs. VanderBie, a Mesa winter visitor many years, was born in Hopkinton, Iowa. Survivors include her husband, Wendell; daughter, Ann Stevenson, and a sister.

Memorial contributions to the American Cancer Society are suggested. Henderson. Funeral Home, Mesa, made local arrangements. Lena C. Stevens Friends of Lena C.

Stevens, 80, who died Jan. 22, 1984, at St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center, may call from 7 to 9 p.m. today at Mercer's Chapel in the Garden, 1541 E. Thomas.

Mrs. Stevens, of 1618 N. 16th was born in Cedar Falls, Iowa, and moved to Arizona 30 years ago from Clarkfield, Minn. Survivors include several nieces and nephews. Services will be 1 p.m.

Thursday at the mortuary. Harry E. Hauser SUN CITY Harry E. Hauser, 76, who worked 17 years for General Aerospace in Goodyear, died Jan. 22, 1984, at Boswell Memorial Hospital.

Mr. Hauser, of Sun City, was born in Meadville, and moved to Arizona 31 years ago. Survivors include his wife, Arline; daughters, Kathryn Smith and Elizabeth Davey; a sister; a brother and five grandchildren. Memorial services will be 3 p.m. today at Grimshaw Bethany Chapel, 710 W.

Bethany Home, Phoenix. Memorial contributions to the Mexican Gospel Church of Grace Bible Church of Sun City are suggested. Olga Schiller SCOTTSDALE Friends of Olga Schiller, 83, who died Jan. 23. 1984, at Scottsdale Christian Home, may call from 6 to 9 p.m.

today at Green Acres Mortuary, 401 N. Hayden Road. Mrs. Schiller, of Scottsdale, moved to Arizona in 1956 from her native Chicago. Survivors include a son, Victor; four grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Services will be 11 a.m. Thursday at the mortuary. Helen B. Wlnberg Graveside services for Helen B. Winberg, 82, a former Phoenix resident who died Jan.

19, 1984, in Dixon, will be 2:30 p.m. today at Greenwood Memorial Park, 2300 W.VanBuren. Mrs. Winberg lived in Phoenix from 1942 to 1957. Survivors include daughter, Bonnie Bliss; two sisters; a brother, seven grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.

Mercer Mortuary, Phoenix, made local arrangements. Lee Wlldman SUN CITY Lee Wildman, 70, who had been a pediatric nurse for Children's Medical Center in Phoenix for 25 years, died Jan. 23, 1984, at Boswell Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Wildman, of Sun City West, was born in New York City and moved to Arizona in 1958 from Bayshore, N.Y.

Survivors include her husband, Morris; daughter, Lennie Kronisch; son, Stephen; three grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Memorial services will be 11 a.m. today at Menke Funeral Home, 12420 N. 103rd Ave. Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society.

Bisbee mayor, denied spot on ballot, to run as write-in Births PHOENIX BAPTIST January 13. 1M PEEBLES, Penelope and David, olrt January 14, its MC BROOM, Amy Sue. 75 Portland, girl BOtSTFLEISCH, rXaren, 2S01 Ootillo, boy NOftRIS, Annette and Paul, 3708 Cameibaefc. oirl January 15. PR AUSTO, Helen, 4510 Or pirt BUHL tR, Laura and Reed, 8234 N.

34th Dr. boy. FRANKLIN, Kathleen and Ricky, SOT) Sandt Rd.boy January It, 1W4 SIGUEIROS, Nita and Mchaet. boy January 17, IrU FULLER, Vicky and Darryl, 3S44 Mtltfwi, boy ST. JOSEPH'S January.

1964 CON TRADES, Cynthia and Michael, 7614 eirl. FEY, Barbara and Alan, 11643 NStth Glendale, bov GUTIERREZ, Maria and Lawrence, 507 17 Moreland boy. HUNT, Bonnie and William, 100 7)7 bov KAWULOK, Cheryl and Rodney, K16 E. Earn boy. LITTLE, Marilyn and ieuie, 10878 N.

44th Ave Glendale OLSON, Martij and Richard, 4819 W. Mont Vista, girl. SHEPARD, Alberta and Danny, Par dive Lane, Glendale, bov. January 10, ivm ALONANA, Elizabeth, 3108 N. 50th bov BOURBEAU, Anna and Jerry, 7508 W.

mdi-anola. girl. CROOKS, Diane, 1147 V. Clarendon, bov FELIX, Veronica and Edward, 713) W. Palm Lane, girl.

JOHNSON, Connie and LeRoy, 7945 N. 79th Lane. girt. KASTNER, ChrlHina, 1 109 W. Maryland, boy.

MERSHON, Marleena and Michael, 3724 N. th boy. Marriage licenses January 73, 1984 ALLEN-NEWMAN, Scoll Lynn, 74, Shari Ann, 73, both ol Scottsdale ARENAS-MORALES, Jesus Alejandro, 77. Connie, 75, both ot Avondale ARNDT-RITTER, Mark William, 77, Term. Kimberly Diane, 73, 905? N.

41H Ave. ARREOONDO-GONZALEI, Roman Nunet. 76; Josef ina Vaienruela, 19, both of Chandler BELL-OUIHUIS, Martin Dean, 78, Caroline, Susan, 30, both of Tempe BRAUN-SHERWOOD, Christopher Robert, 0, Karyle Jeannette, 74, both of 3631 W. Diana BROWNING-MARKLEY, John William, 47. Cecilia Ehren, 47, both of 3771 W.

El Camino Dr BURNS-DINASO, Jeffrey Robert, 70; Christine Marie, 71. both of Fountain Hills CAHILL-WAGNER, Kevin Joseph, 77; Cynthia Anne. 19, both 0(811 E.Carol CHAVEZ-BALDONADO. Edward Victor. 70, Linda Diane, 74, both of 3138 Grand Ave CLEVELAND CHRISTOFFERSON.

Frederick Ralph, 45; Patricia Coiene, 41, both of Scottsdale COOK-PENNELL, Donald Lou, S3; Geneva Nadine, 51, both of Glendale CSUY-SPANBAUER, John Anthony, 57, Mar-' lene Marie, 41, both of 3741 W. Davidson CURTIS -GALLEGOS, Coy Lvman Tempe, Lorelta Lee, 79, Mesa OEEKS-THR AILKILL, Rodney Eugene, Angela Jean. 71, both of 7615 34th St. DETERMAN-STELLY. Michael Joseph, Stephanie, 79, both of 413? N.

74th Ave. DIPAOLA-SEEMAN, Salvatore Jerome, 7. 78, 39, Carol Ann, 33, both of scottsdale FERRIER-CHRISTMAS, Timothy John, JS Debra Annette, 73. both of 1355 Tonto FISCHER-MCCAFFERTY, Terry Edward. 74, Leisa Renae, 77, both of 334? E.

Oak St. FREEMOLE-TETRE AULT-MEANS, David. Arnold, 71; Carole Marie, both of Tempe FROST-WELLS, Marshall Clyde, 33; Sharon Lynn, 71, both of Mesa GOFF-EDWARDS, Bruce Alan, 73, Shari Jo, 77, Glendale GOMEZ-NAVARRETTE, Fermin, 77, Luita 71, both of Chandler GOMEZ-MCDONALD, Francisco Diego, 77, Sheila Fave, 33, both of Chandler GONZALES-SHABEN, Pedro, 77; Jo Ann, 23. both of 75) E. Moreland GRAZAR-CHAPLINE, Donald Harvey, 45, Flora Emmaline, 49, both ol Glendale GREER-SMALLEY, DaveOtefl, 74.

Mary Lou. 73, both of 3030 N. 7th St. GUSTAFSON-TERP, Richard Mark, 27; Linda Carol, 31, both of Tempe MASELDEN-LENTZ, John Carroll, 74; Laura Ellen, 21, both of 380? E. Monte Vista HECK-DENISE, Russell Devera, 25; Christine Michelle, 26, both of Williams AFB HEIGHES NELSON, Blake Anthony, 21; Ruth Ann, 31, both of Mesa HOLOUIN-NIETO, Itidro 37, 909 1 4th Ave; Sandra 78, 1956 E.

Villi HUDSON-PERKINS, Robert Alan, 21; Noel Angela, 17, both of Mesa IVIE-HARSANT, Terry Leon, 70, Vernon. DebrahRulh, 18. Alpine JACKSON-ORLIK, Henno Duane, 33. Lena, 75. both of Cottonwood KAHAN-INDRA, James Lawrence, 31; Carl Lee, 35, both of 2636 E.

Sierra LARRAMORE-JAMROZ, Aubrey F. 47, Rosetla Margarel, 49, both of 3479 N. 36th SI. LEE-GUO. Cheng-Hsing.

76, Shiang-Cheng, 24. both of Tempe LEVY-SALMON, Alvln Louis, 24, Nikki Ann, 73 both of 4033 W. Palomino IOUDENBACK-ALVERSOM, Hugh Henry, 3S. Mesa; Sharon Ka, 30. both of Milrov, Idaho MANN-OVERSTREET, Edmond Lee, 21, Sen Francisco: Monique Dianne, 18, Mesa MARCOTT-CORVINO.

Roger Joseph, 27, 3741 Acoma; Lisa Ann. 70, 784 ugle MCGAFFIN-MAHER, Michael Dale. 41; Patricia Mary, 30, both of 6572 W. Cherry Lynn MCKELLAR -KLINE, Donald Mccallum HI. 1706 33 in Mary Kay, 33, Glendale MESNIK-BOWMAN, Todd Howard, 24, Scottsdale; Lynn Christine, 79, Glendale MILLER-MILLER, Craig Lee.

74; Kelly Frances, 74. both of 7937 N. 18th Aye MILLS-SMITH, General David, 30; Lee ana Marie, IB, both of 4714 N. 66th Ave. MOEUR-OGAWA, Kelly Sims, 32; Yavuko, 36.

Tempe NEAL-MASON. Perry Houston, 35, Debra Anne. 33, both of 3473 W. Carol Ave. NUNEZ-GARCIA, Johnny 71; Elirebeth ISthAve PELAYO-6USTAMANTE.

LlbradO 6 32. Chandler; Nancy, 73, 6073 S. 5th Ave. PETTIT-BUCHAN, Robert William, 19, Sharon Anne, 73, both of Avondale PtCZ-HAMPTON, Rodney Ted, 71, GHa Bend, Angela Xavier, 26, Avondale RASMUSSEN-WATERMAN, Raymond Richmond, 73; Esther Lvdia, 71, both of Omaha, Neb REEO-NORBUT, Dennis Allen, 78; Patricia May. 17, both of Mesa REYES-OZUNA, Arnold Matut.

74, Loreia 21, both of Guadalupe RIDENOUR-PAXSON, James Otto, 67, 10535 W. Heatherbrae; Margarel Mary, 61, 4001 W. CamelbUSTAMANTE, Llbrado 32, Chan-, dler; Nancy, 23, 6073 S. 5th Ave. PETTIT-BUCHAN, Robert William, Sharon Anne, 73.

both ot Avondale PO-HAMPTON, Rodney Ted, 21, Gila Bend, Angela Xavier, 76, Avondale RASMUSSEN-WATERMAN, Raymond Richmond, 73; Esthena, Mario, 77; Alice 22, both of Avondale SCHELL-ROVA. Duane SI; Joan Lee anna, 31, both of Goodyear SCOFIELD-YOUNGS, Douglas Hit, 54, Donna Mlcbele.3,bothofMesa STACK-BUTSCHLI, Charles Timothy, 26; Anna Maria, 30, both of Glendale STEWART-HARALSON, Tracy Scott, 19, (376 N. 40th Tammie Lynn, 19, 5719 N. 37th Ave. TALBOT-HALL, Raymond Charles, 40; Patricia Ann, 39, both of Glendale TERRY HYPSCH, Charles Henry, 74; Bobbie Jean, 71, both of 3816 32 St.

TOVAR -MORENO, Tony 45, Lucy 54. bolhot 3544 W. Ocotillo TUCKER-EAGAR, Bruce Lee, 34. Temoe. Palsy Jo, 34, both of Mesa VANKIRK'HAYES, Dean Brian, 70, Glendale, Dawn Marie, iv, -vmi N.

tva WATKINS PROPP, Arthur Stephen, 71, Lvn-nette Jean, 17, both of 1879 45th Ave WALZ-CARTER. David Harold. 33, Deborah lean, 78, both of 404IE.ZiaSl WEBBER-OLIVER. Carl 75, Apache Jd Madeline Sarah, 65. Vacavllle, Calif WOOSTER-BERGE, Horace Reed, 43, Brand Lee, 74, both of Chandler WYMAN-WIECHMAN, Michael Thomas, 27, 3450 W.

Missouri, Jan Carol, 77. 31 13 39th Dr YOUNG -SEGURfT AN, Philip Matthew, 70, Luke AFB; Bally Jean, 13148 W. Ocotillo Rd Purple Heart and Distinguished Flying Cross. He was a member of the American Legion. Survivors include his wife, Mary, daughter, Jeanett Hiatt; ton, Donald two brothers; and two grandchildren.

Services will be 1 1 a.m. today at Valley of the Sun Mortuary, 10940 E. Chandler Heights Road, Chandler. Loren W. Hallam Loren W.

Hallam, 66, of 7206 N. 26th Lane, who was an insurance agent 13 years for the state Industrial Commission before retiring in 1982, died Jan. 21, 1984, at Boswell Memorial Hospital, Sun City. Mr. Hallam moved to Arizona 16 years ago from his native Oklahoma.

Survivors include his wife, Beatrice; daughters, Laura Hudson, Susan Frizzell; stepdaughters, Patricia Tripodi and Janice Dill; a sister and 11 'grandchildren. Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. today at Memory Lawn Mortuary, 719 N. 27th Ave. No services are planned.

Nancy K. Fuller SCOTTSDALE Services for Nancy K. Fuller, 26, of Scottsdale, who died Jan. 21, 1984, at John C. Lincoln Hospital Health Center, Phoenix, will be 11 a.m.

Thursday at Hansen Mortuary, 8314 N. Seventh bt. Phoenix. Miss Fuller was born in Jackson, and moved to Arizona eight years ago from Palatine, III. She graduated from Arizona State University and was an instructor for America West Airlines.

Survivors include parents, Dorothy and Hiram Fuller a sister; two brothers and a grandmother. Memorial contributions to Arizona Young Life, Phoenix, are suggested. Steven A. McElwaln Memorial services for Steven A. McEI-wain, 15, who died Jan.

23, 1984, at his Phoenix residence, will be 4 p.m. Thursday at Northwest Community Church, 16615 N. 43rd Ave. Steven, a native of Phoenix, was sophomore at Deer Valley High School. Survivors include his parents, Marlena and Robert McElwairr, two sisters and a brother.

Hansen Mortuary, Phoenix, made arrangements. Hubert Dutton W1CKENBURG Hubert Dutton, 76, who had been a title officer for First American Title died Jan. 20, 1984, at Wickenburg Hospital. Mr. Dutton, of Wickenburg, was born in Asher, and moved to Arizona from Santa Ana, in 1969, when he retired.

Survivors include hit wife, Stella, and sister. No services are planned. Wickenburg Funeral Home made arrangements. Memorial contributions to the Desert Caballeros Western Museum, Wickenburg, are Catherine of Sienna Catholic Church, 6401 S. Central.

Friends may call from 2 to 9 p.m. today at the mortuary. Dennis Scott Greene MESA Graveside services for Dennis Scott Greene, 23, of Mesa, who died Jan. 22, 1984, in a Valley motorcycle accident, will be 2 p.m. Thursday at the Mesa City Cemetery, 1212 N.

Center. Mr. Greene had attended McClintock High School. Survivors include his mother, Marlis Bahling; three brothers and a grandfather. Friends may call from 2 to 5 p.m.

and 7 to 9 p.m. today at Henderson Funeral Home, 3529 E. University, Mesa. Henry R. Mock DUNCAN Friends of Henry R.

Mock, 75, who died Jan. 23, 1984, at the University of Arizona Health Sciences Center in Tucson, may call from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. today at Lewallen Funeral Home, Clifton. Mr.

Mock, of Duncan, moved to Arizona 28 years ago from his native Texas. Survivors include his wife, Goldie; daughter, Marian Bledsoe; sons, Howard and Louis; two sisters; three brothers; five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Graveside services will be 4 p.m. Thrusday at the Sheldon Cemetery, near Duncan. Belta Vera Jones BUCKEYE Belts Vera Jones, 64, a longtime Buckeye-area resident, died Jan.

22, 1984, at Maryvale Samaritan Hospital, Phoenix. Mrs. Jones was brought to Arizona from her native Oklahoma when she was 11. Survivors include her husband, James daughters, Mary Helen Toosley and Cathy Mae Packwood; sons, Ronald and Oliver; three sisters; three brothers; 10 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Services were Tuesday.

Buckeye Funeral Home made arrangements. Tracy Lee Davis PARADISE VALLEY Memorial serv-ices for Tracy Lee Davis, 21, who died Jan. 21, 1984, at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital, will be 4 p.m. today at Shepherd of the Hills Church, 5524 E. Lafayette.

Miss Davis, of Paradise Valley, was born in Phoenix. Survivors include her mother, Sherry Manoukian; father, Elton Davis, and brother, Clint Valley of the Sun Mortuary. Phoenix, made arrangements. Memorial contributions to the Make A Wish Foundation are suggested. Nora G.

Johnson Rosary for Nora G. Johnson, 87, who died Jan. 22, 1984, at a Phoenix hospital, will be 7 p.m. today at Mortensen-Kings Funeral Center, 1020 W. Washington.

Mrs. Johnson, of 1028 N. 18th was born in Mogollon, N.M., and moved to Arizona 45 years ago. Survivors include a sister, Lela Durbin, and brothers, Carle Giron and Sammy Giron. Mass will be 9:30 a.m.

Thursday at St Mark's Catholic Church, 400 N. 30th St Friends may call from 5 to 9 p.m. today at the mortuary. Frank Duenas Rodrlquez Rosary for Frank Duenas Rodriquez, 36, who died Jan. 22, 1984, at Phoenix International Raceway, will be 7:30 p.m.

Thursday at Mortensen-Kings Funeral Center, 1020 W.Washington. Mr. Rodriquez, of 4107 N. 30th Drive, was born in Phoenix. He was a maintenance engineer for the Arizoan Education Association.

He bad served in the Marines in Vietnam. Survivors include his father, Frank; two listers and a brother. Mass will be 9:30 a m. Friday at St Anthony's Catholic Church, 901 S. First Ave.

Friends may call from 5 to 9 m. Thursday at the mortuary. Delia M. Fisher MESA Delia M. Fisher.

72, who had been a real estate broker, died Jan. 21, 1984, at Mesa Lutheran Hospital. Mrs. Fisher, of Mesa, moved to Arizona in 1973 from her native Washington. Survivors include daughters, Shirley Fuller and Sherry Grow, three sisters; two brothers and six grandchildren.

Graveside services will be 9 a.m. Thursday at Mountain View Memorial Gardens, 7500 E. Apache Trail, Mesa. Melcher Mortuary, Mesa, made arrangements. Dorothy Jane Byerty CHANDLER Friends of Dorothy Jane Byerly, 77, who died Jan.

23, 1984, at Boswell Memorial Hospital in Sun City, may call from 6 to 8 p.m. today at A.L. Moore Sons, 333 W. Adams, Phoenix. Mrs.

Byerly, of Chandler, was born in Forsyth, and moved to Arizona in 1960 from Sonora, Mexico. I Survivors include her daughters, Jane Madison, Denise Westplial and Lynne W'il-helms; sons, Colin and Charles; 17 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Services will be 11:30 a m. Thursday at Christ Church of the Ascension, 4015 E. Lincoln Drive, Paradise Valley.

Memorial contributions to the American Heart Association are suggested. By Mark Shaffer Republic Staff Bisbee Mayor John Schissler said Tuesday he plans to run a write-in' campaign for re-election in a March 20 primary after being denied a place on the ballot by a Cochise County Superior Court judge. Schissler's plans were questioned by an attorney involved in the court challenge who said the ruling precludes even a write-in campaign. "I think the (attorney's) opinion is 100 percent wrong, ocnihsier said. "A voter has a perfect right to write in whoever he wants if he is qualified." The controversy beean when Schissler failed to turn in his haven't been able to get all of the information together yet." The board's function is to determine whether any department policies or procedures have been violated.

A simultaneous criminal investigation is being conducted by the department's homicide detail. A bullet from Patterson's service revolver entered Wesley's left side and lodged in his spine, leaving the student paralyzed from the waist down, police and hospital spokesmen have said. Patterson said the shooting was accidental and occurred during a struggle as he tried to search Wesley after chasing the teen-ager to 17th and Washington streets, near the city's Sidney P. Osborn housing project, where Wesley lives. However, several witnesses called the shooting "coldblooded." Republican, said he thought the deadline was at midnight.

A foe of Schissler, former City Council member Sherri Uyeda, filed a challenge in Cochise County Superior Court. The challenge stated that the petitions should be rejected because they failed to meet the filing deadline and didn't have enough qualified signatures. Last week, Judge Richard Winkler ruled that Schissler's name not be included on the ballot. Uyeda's attorney, Ruben Teran of Sierra Vista, said "because Schissler has already attempted to run and has been legally denied a place on the ballot because of the court ruling, he is precluded from Lammers, who has been head of the department's highways division' since 1980, has helped "get the Papago Freeway project into high gear," Ordway said. Lammers has been credited with preparing projects for bid to allow the state to compete this year for federal highway funds.

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on Jan. 5, the state- Schissler is the city's first Kepub- mandated deadline. Schissler, a lican mayor in more than 40 years. State's top highway planner quits for job in Saudi Arabia The state's chief highway engineer, credited with speeding planning for the long-stalled Papago Freeway, resigned Tuesday in order to accept a job in Jubail, Saudia Arabia. The resignation of Thomas R.

Lammers, 55, effective Feb. 10, came as a surprise to other state officials, according to William Ord-way, director of the state Transportation Department. A replacement has not been named. 24-hour air-pollution Josephine Eniiquez Rosary for Josephine "Chepita" Enri-quez, 83, who died Jan. 23, 1984, at Desert Haven Nursing Home, will be 8 p.m.

Thursday at St. Anthony's Catholic Church, 909 S. First Ave. Mrs. Enrique, of Phoenix, was brought to Arizona 71 years ago from her native Mexico.

Survivors include daughters, Emma Angulo and Helen Anaya; four sisters; a brother; nine grandchildren and 18 greatgrandchildren. Mass will be 1 1 a m. Friday at the church. Friends may call from 3 to 6 p.m. Thursday at Whitney Murphy Funeral Home, 330 N.

Second Ave. Vincent M. Randazzo Sr. GLENDALE Vincent M. Randazzo 79, of Glendale, who had been a bar owner, died Jan.

23, 1984, at Maryvale Samaritan Hospital. Mr. Randazzo was born in West Allis, and moved to Arizona 12 years ago from Clairmont, Calif. Survivors include his wife, Margaret; daughters. Mary Loshen-kohl, Margie Gustufson, Rose Mattos and Helen Fleurguin; sons, Vincent Jack and Andy; two brothers; 23 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.

Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. today at St Agusiine't Catholic N. 71st where rosary will be at 7 p.m. Mast will be 9:30 a m. Thursday at the church.

Greer Chapel and Funeral Home, Phoenii, made arrangements. I i i iy? 5 1 y. 3 Vjv 5 Tt Carwltwk Rd 2 a Vt i Thomas HH yy.