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Friday, July 17, 1987 The Arizona Dailn Star Section Page Five- Missing boater Joseph Fite dead, daughter fears Joseph B. Fite, missing since June 13 in the Gulf of California near Puerto has not been found and his daughter said yesterday she assumes he is dead. "I can't imagine there's much of a search going on, but the U.S. Consul tells me the search will officially stay open until someone finds the body," Jo Ann Fite said yesterday. Her 74-year-old father and his companion, Verona "Nonie" McKibbin, 75, were on a sailing trip when fishermen found their small boat drifting near Isla San Jorge, about 50 miles southeast of Puerto which is also called Rocky Point.

On June 22, searchers found McKibbin's body on the beach with an empty water container. Authorities said she apparently died from dehydration. Farther down the beach, authorities found a note written by Fite, who said he was headed east toward some black smoke. O'Neill to speak at Oct. 26 dinner Thomas P.

"Tip" O'Neill former speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, will speak at a dinner for the Tucson Medical Center Foundation Oct. 26. The visit is sponsored by the foundation as part of its Greater Issues Series. The foundation brings speakers in twice a year.

O'Neill, was elected to the House in 1952 and held office until he retired in 1987. He became speaker in 1977 and held the position until his retirement. to The dinner is open to the public. Anyone interested in attending should call 327-5461, Ext. 5982to be placed on an invitation list.

Dinner prices have not been determined. JACK SHEAFFERS TUCSON 1945 1965 BY JACK SHEAFFER with Steve Emerine On sale at better bookstores. PUBLIC RECORDS BIRTHS Tucson Medical Center Dawn and Donald Stevenson, girl, July 13. Maria and Florencio Alcorta, boy, July 14. Maria and Jose Chavez, girl, July Laurel and Randall Decker, boy, July 14.

Yvette Enriquez, girl, July 14. Elizabeth and Michael Gunning, girl, July 14. Ann and James Hoy, boy, July 14. Debra and James Hunt, girl, July 14. Teresa and Yechiel Levy, boy, July 14.

Catherine and John Martell, girl, July 14. Marisa and a Saul John Ostroff, Rock boy, boy, July Barbara July 14. Marjorie and Gerald Sarkozi, girl, July 14. Lorraine and Howard Zeskind, boy, July 14. University Medical Center April Vincent, girl, July 10.

Rebecca and Luis Espinoza, boy, July 10. Grace Ortiz and Abel Silva, boy, July 10. Deana and Robert Estep, boy, July 10. Jeannie and Francisco Huguez, boy, July 11. Cecilia and Leandro Perez, girl, July 11.

Hilary and Patrick Robinson, boy, July 11. Alma and Zacarias Garcia boy, July 12. Patricia West and Elbert V. Boudreaux, girl, July 12. Shar Collins and Hershel Webb, boy, July 12.

Jennifer and James Moseley, boy, July 12. Monica and Joseph Collins, girl, July 12. Sheri and Steven Brennan, girl, July 12. Kathryn John Cook, girl, July 12. Beverly and Salvatore Lucido, boy, July 12.

Christine and Kristopher Kiefer, boy, July 12. Kelly and James Heber, girl, July 12. Laura Maroon and Brent Summers, boy, July 12. Lourdes and Gilberto Rodriguez, boy, July 13. Margarita and Jorge Acuna, boy, July 13.

Mary and Terry Parag, girl, July 13. Patricia and Joseph Godoy, boy, July 14. St. Joseph's Hospital Mary Pauley and Keith Dillingham, boy, July 15. Lisa Castro and Robert Mendoza, girl, July 15.

Rosa and Christopher Dorame, boy, July 15. Rachel and Heriberto Gonzalez, girl, July 15. Romelda and John Segura, boy, July 15. Imelda and Rafael Bracamonte, boy, July 15. Mary Lorraine and Victor Hernandez, boy, July 15.

Teresa and Carlos Rodriguez, girl, July 15. Carol and Jeff Mckulsky, boy, July 16. Jody and Bob Knox, girl, July 16. Elinor Elizabeth Louden, girl, July 16. Tucson General Hospital Marilyn Akee and Terry Denhoff, girl, July 10.

Teresa and Ralph Paredez, boy, July 10. Raelyn and Steve Kumpe, boy, July 13. DOMESTIC RELATIONS Marriage licenses William Charles Banyal, 32, Tucson, and Bonnie L. Bridges, 27, Tucson. James 1 B.

Bilbrey 24, Tucson, and Candy L. Fagg, 25, Tucson. Larry James Bolin, 21, Sierra Vista, and isa Arnell Jackson, 24, Tucson. Thomas Lloyd Broker, 25, Tucson, and Jody Lynn Berggren, 23, Tucson. Mark C.

Carlson, 41, Tucson, and Sherry L. Chestnut, 24, Tucson. Leo Jeffrey Cox, 24, Tucson, and Marguerite Brophy, 18, Tucson. Herbert L. Crawford, 57, Tucson, and Alice P.

Kloefkorn, 52, Tucson. Richard Santa Cruz, 23, Tucson, and Leticia Pedrego, 20, Tucson. Willie Davis, 40, Tucson, and Renea Rosalyn Berry, 32, Tucson. Richard L. Dick, 43, Tucson, and Susan Dahl Donald, 53, Tucson.

Calvin L. 34, Tucson, and Patricia A. Bouchard, 45, Tucson. W. Thilak M.

L. Fernando, 25, Kakkapalliya, Sri Lanka, and Jeanne Louise Leinfelder, 21, Tucson. Mark Daniel Giebink, 22, Waupun, and Karens Diane Lovett, 25, Tucson. David A. Gish, 26, Tucson, and Geraldine Moselle, 41, Phoenix.

Juan Gonzales, 22, Tucson, and Josephine Lovonne Hernandez, 18, Tucson. James A. Griffith, 20, Tucson, and Angelique Antoinette Villasenor, 19, Tucson. Gonzalo Ruelas Hernandez, 38, Tucson, and Jessie S. Flores, 41, Tucson.

Robert F. James, 42, Oracle, and Virginia Ferrell, 39, Oracle. Gary D. King, 48, Tucson, and Lou Alice Stine, 41, Tucson. Dario Meza Leon, 41, Tucson, and Angelina C.

Molina, 37, Tucson. Michael D. Morse, 25, Tucson, and Barbara Joan Carpenter 28, Tucson. Lance Eugene Nelson, 33, Tucson, and Judith Ann Bender, 24, Tucson. Oscar Roberto Ochoa, 26, and Tatiana Arlene Goodman, 17, Tucson.

Nicholas John Paulos, 45, Tucson, and Jennifer Swanick, 27, Tucson. David Christopher Phillips, 26, Tucson, and Blanca Marina Escamilla, 23, Marana. Anthony Curtis Soto, 33, Mableton, and Barbara Ann Schrader, 25, Mableton, Ga. Gary Ronald Tate, 48, Tucson, and Cheryl Lynn Winham, Tucson. David Roy Ulmer, 21, Tucson, and Lorre Lee McRoberts, 23, Tucson.

Richard J. Snyder, 26, Tucson, and Kathleen Marie Vosberg, 32, Tucson. Charles L. Wolfe, 41, Tucson, and Deborah K. Carey, 28, Tucson.

Scott David Woodburn, 19, Salineville, Ohio, and Margaret Laurel Lien, 24, Tucson. Petitions for marriage dissolution DUNN, Robert C. and Darlene K. HARPER, Sherry L. and Fred.

LOHMAN, Judith E. Wilbur E. WOOD, Cathy Lynn and William Eugene. BOTE, Rebecca Jean and Kirk Robert. KURTZ, Sharon L.

and Charles L. KANUCK, Stephanie Anne and Keith Richard. BETTERIDGE, Peter A. and Sandra Harvey. DUCKER, Terry Jean Daniel Perry.

McCULLOUGH, Edgar J. Jr. and Margo W. Van NOSTRAND, Willard R. and Christine A.

O'BRIEN, Michael J. and June L. POHLMAN, George R. and Margaret REINKE, Sandra K. and William G.

HUTTON, Deborah S. and Bruce J. CARREON, Valli Ann and Horacio. KIKEL, Karl K. and Kimberly Ann.

KLINGER, Sharry Lea and John Patrick. WESTOVER, Douglas MacArthur and GILBREATH, Levie S. and Betty Irene. McWILLIAMS, Scott W. and Mary Elizabeth.

Van OS, Pauline Marie and Dennis John. KERENY, Janice Diane and John Edgar. GURK, Rosalie Ann and Richard SUMMERS, Rosemarie Anne and Phillip Nell. HUFF, Dolores Kay and Dennis Gerald. KOCH, May S.

and Paul L. DRAKE, Colleen Anne and DIRMEITIS, John Peter Jr. COOKSEY, Mitchel A. and Cheryl Ann. GONZALEZ, Jose A.

Gonzalez and Esperanza. Petition for legal separation KENNEDY, and Roger Nell. SPRIK, Nancy Lorell and Dale Alan. Decrees of marriage dissolution SMITH, Richard K. and Charlotte Anne.

ALBERTSON, Eva G. and Frank V. GODWIN, Bonnie Manis and Ricky Lee. BABICH, Daniel T. and Dorothy S.

SMITH, Scott and Patricia. SVINARICH, Sharon Kay and Lawrence Owen. JOHNSON, Barbara F. and Thomas HENDRIX, Michelle L. and Jerry D.

POORE, Kenneth C. and Marcia Lee. SMITH, Kathleen and Davis. FASSLER, Lynda Lea and Robert D. CRIMMEL, Connie and Herbert L.

MALECKI, Victor J. Kathleen M. E. and James M. BRACAMONTE, Frank J.

and Maria. HOELFLINGER, Elaine Kay and Douglas William. DEATHS ALLEN, Nathaniel Wayne, infant, Tucson, July 15, Evergreen. BEACH, John 62, Tucson, July 15, Adair -Avalon. BRENNER, John, 85, Tucson, July 15, Hudgel's Swan.

CALDARELLA, Gertrude 98, Tucson, July 16, Adair- -Dodge. GETZWILLER, Thomas 83, Tucson, July 15, East Lawn. GLUCK, Gladys, 64, Tucson, July 16, Evergreen. LARSON, Roland M. 68, Tucson, July 14, Bring's Broadway.

LEIFHEIT, Katherine 81, Oxford, July 15, Bring's Broadway. LESTER, Vergie Mae, 92, Tucson, July 16, Evergreen. SCHNOR, John 77, Tucson, July 16, South Lawn. SCHOONBECK, Richard, 66, Tucson, July 14, Bring's Broadway. STARBUCK, Harold 88, Tucson, July 15, South Lawn.

TRAPANI, Florence 83, Tucson, July 15, East Lawn. HUGGER SALE $4395 YOUR CHOICE FREE 4 OR 5 BLADES LITE KIT OF GLASS 42" OR 52" DELUXE FLUSH CEILING MOUNT, 4 OR 5 BLADES (CANE AVAILABLE), FACTORY DIRECT FANS LIGHTING ANTIQUE BRASS, BRIGHT BRASS, WHITE BRASS, 5736 EAST BROADWAY 3 5 YR. WARRANTY PHONE: 747-7793 Sale ends July 24th ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED "I'VE BEEN HELPING PEOPLE ALL MY LIFE. NOW I'M GOING TO DO SOMETHING NICE FOR MYSELF." All my life I have enjoyed sense at this time in my life. doing nice things for other CAMLU I've always enjoyed those people.

I still do. But I've special touches which say I also realized that now is the care. There's no need to time to do something nice change that now. for me like letting others help with the cooking, 298-9242 Please send me more cleaning, lawn care, errands information. and other routine chores.

That's one reason I'm moving to Camlu. Having a little help around the 102 S. Sherwood house will really be a treat. Village Dr. But don't expect me to sit back and do nothing.

I STATE. intend to catch up on all those special projects I have AGE. been putting off for so long. Do I sound like I'm looking PHONE. forward to it? You bet I am.

Moving to Camlu makes APPLICATION FOR AUTHORITY OF RANCHES, INC. TO: CORPORATION COMMISSION, STATE OF ARIZONA; P.O. Box 6019, Phoeinx, Arizona 85005 (or) 402 West Congress, Tucson, Arizona 85701 PURSUANT TO THE PROVISION OF SECTIONS 10-110, 10-111 and 10-118, ARIZONA BUSINESS CORHEREBY PORATION APPLIES FOR AUTHORITY TO TRANSACT ACT. THE UNDERSIGNED CORPORATION BUSINESS IN ARIZONA. FIRST: This application is: An original application pursuant to A.R.S.

Sect. 10-110. An Sec. 10-118 application as a for result new of: authority A pursuant change in to A.R.S. the corporation's name as set forth in the second A desire to pursue in this State difterent of additional purposes than those set fort in the corporation's prior Application for Authority as more fully described in the ninth paragraph herein.

SECOND: The name of the corporation is: Ranches, Inc. THIRD: If the name of the corporation does not contain the word "incorporatied" or "limited" does contain an abbreviation of one of such words, then the name of the corporation with the word of abbreviation which it elects to odd thereto for use in ARIZONA is: FISCAL YEAR END: September 30 FOURTH: It Is incorporated under the laws of the Texas FIFTH: The date of its incorporation is January 17, 1975 and the period of its duration is perpetual SIXTH: The address of its principal office in the jurisdiction under the laws of the state or county in which it is incorporated is: 3201 North Frazier, P.O. Box 328 Conroe, Texas 77305. of SEVENTH: business in The Arizona address is: of the Sasabe Star proposed Route, known A EIGHTH: The name and oddress of the proposed statTucson, Arizona 85736 utory agent in Arizona is: John Grossenbacher, Sasabe Star Route, Box 97-D Tucson Arizona 95736 NINTH: A brief statemnt of the character of the business which the corporation Initially intends to conduct in Arizona and the purpose for which the corporation is organized is: Recreational vehicle membership club, TENTHE proiding full The names hookups. and respective addresses of its directors and officers Eugene Woodall, President, P.O.

Box 328 Conroe, Texas 10-1-83; Eugenia P. Latham P.O. 328 Conroe, Texas 77305, 10-1-83: Joyce B. McGiohn P.O. Box 328 ELEVENTH: The oggregate number of shores which Conroe, Texas 77305, 10-1-83.

it is authorized to issue, Itemized by class, par value of shores, shares without per value, and series, if any, within a class is: 10,000,000 shores; common por value. number of Its Issued shores, itemized by class, par value of shores, shores without par value, and series, if any, within a class is: 3,000,000 shores; common class; no series; no por THIRTEENTH: in The Arizona amount Business of its stated Corporation capital, Act as defined the $1,000.00 11 of 22 desert trek survivors deported: to Mexico; others remain in custody By Mark Holman Turner The Arizona Daily Star YUMA Eleven Mexicans who survived a desert trek that killed three of their companions this week returned to Mexico yesterday after agreeing not to oppose deportation. Alfred Saucier, assistant sector chief of the U.S. Border Patrol in Yuma, said 11 of the 22 survivors were taken to San Luis Rio Colorado, a Sonoran border town 25 miles south of here. Two others were returned to Mexico earlier in the week.

Meanwhile, other survivors remained in custody, including two men who were discharged from Yuma Regional Medical Center after treatment for dehydration and heat exhaustion. One survivor, Ruben Ruiz, remains hospitalized but his condition has been upgraded from serious to stable. According to Border Patrol officials, Ruiz tried to kill himself by slitting his throat believing he was going to die in the desert. Two of those in custody have been charged in U.S. District Court with conspiracy to smuggle aliens into the United States.

They are Julio Parada Salazar, 31, of Ixtlan del Rio, Nayarit, and Victor Lopez Basua, 35, of Culiacan, Sinaloa. Mexican officials also have arrested a San Luis man, Manuel Partida Beltran, 37, who allegedly was the mastermind for the trek. The Border Patrol rescued the Mexicans from a desert area about 15 miles south of Dateland after an Air Force helicopter crew spotted two of the survivors Monday afternoon. Aaron Sells EVERYTHING REDUCED FOR THE LOOK dot TO RED DOTS THROUGHOUT THE STORE! Hurry in for the best selection! All quantities are limited. GET FREE MATCHING SATURDAY ONLY! THIS LOVESEAT WHEN SAVE with Sofa FREE Loveseat YOU BUY THIS SOFA! NEW FOR $299 Sofa Loveseat Reg.

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Full name, including alias(es) and address(es) of each person or person(S) 3. State(s) in which the fion: (a) Was incorporated; (b) Has transacted business; 4. Dates of corporate operation; 5. A description of the bankruptcy, reveivership or charater revocation, including the date, the court or agency involved, and the file or cause number of the case. SIXTEENTH: Under penalties of law, I deciare that will comply with the provisions of A.R.S.

Sec. Under penalties of law, I deciare that I have examined this application and to the best of my knowledge and belief it is true, correct and complete. RANCHES, INC. By: Woodall; President By: McGiohn; Secretary STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY The foregoing instrument was ocknowledged before me this 14th day of May, 1987. Creech Notary Public My commission expires 12-20-88 John Grossenbacher, having been designated to act as Statutory Agent, hereby consent to act in that capacity until removed or resignation is submitted in accordance with the Arizona Revised Statutes.

John Grossenbocher Published: July 15, 16, 17, 1987 The Arizona Daily Stor INVITATION TO BID The Wilcox Unified School District is seeking competitive bids on a re-refoofing project. Bids are due July 1987 at 10:00 a.m. Bids will be awarded July 21, 1987. Copies of bid specifications may be obtained by calling Dr. Bryant Wilcox Unified School District, 602-384-4211.

Published: July 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 1987 The Arizona Daily Star NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Mayro and Coun cil of the City of Tucson will hold a public hearing on August 3, 1957 at or after 7:30 p.m. in the Mayor and Council Chambers of City Hol, 255 West Alameda, Tucson, Arizona, at which time and place all interested persons will have an opportunity to appear and be heard in reiation to the following: C9-86-42 Fort Lowell Office Properties, Ltd. Fort Lowell Rood. Request to change the concept pion for the car wash proposed at the northeast corner Fort Lowell Rood LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE and Campbell Avenue. Proposed: Development: fiae Wash Published: July 17, 1987; Arizona Daily Star NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Citizens Advisory Planning Committee of the City of Tucson will hold a public hearing on August 5, 1987, at or after 7:00 P.M.

in the Mayor and Council Chambers of City Hall, 255 West Alameda, Tucson, Arizona, at which time and place all interested persons will have an opportunity to appear and be heard in relation to the following: KINO AREA PLAN AMENDMENT To hear and consider for recommendation to the Mayor and Council an amendment to the Kino Area Plan. The proposed amendment would allow commercial uses in the northern portion of Site 3 for the purpose of developing neighborhood and community commercial uses to serve existing and planned and industrial growth in the Kino area. The Kino Area Plan currenty identifies residential uses for this site. A copy of the proposed amendment is available on at the City of Tucson Planning Department the Third Floor of City Hall, 255 West Alameda, Tucson, Arizona. Telephone: 791-4505.

NOTIFICATION DE AUDIENCIA PUBLICA SE NOTIFICA que el Comite de Cludadanos de Planificacion Urbana de la Cludad Tucson tendra uno audiencia publica el 5 de agosto de 1987 como a las 7:00 p.m. en la sola municipal de Alcalde Tuc- Consejo, Edificio Municipal, 255 Oeste Alameda, son, Arizona. A tal hora lugar todas las personas interesadas tendran la oportunidad de presentorse ser ENMIENDA al PLAN VECINDAD, KINO AREA PLAN Para oir considerar para recomendacion al Alcalde consejo una enmienda al pian de vecindad, usos Kino Area Plan. La propuesta enmienda permiotira comerciales en la porcion norte del Sitio 3 para el vecindarios. Para servir el crecimiente residencial proposito desarollas usos comerciales comunifarios industrial, existente planeado, en el area Kino.

Una copia de la propuesta enmienda puede ser adquirida en el Departamento de Pianificacion Urbana de la Cludad de Tucson, localizado en el Tercer Piso del Edificio Municipal 255 Oeste Alameda, Tucson, Arizona, Telefono: 791-4505. Published: July 17, 1987; The Arizona Daily Star Gary Larson's humor The Far Side Yours in The Arizona Bailn Star.