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PAGE 16 A I I I U.S. Weather Forecast A new mass of Arctic air tonight will spread from the Great Lakes through the Midwest and Plains. There will snow in Idaho, Montana and New England. Rain is expected along the Gulf Coast. (AP Wirepho- to) "Jan.

Jan. Jan. 15 Jan. 22 temp, yesterday 76 Highest temp, year ago 69 ''-High record for date 1956 .79 Low temp, yesterday 33 temp, year ago 36 record for date 1949 17 temp. temp, yesterday 40 temp, year ago 53 temp, this date 50 5 p.m.

yesterday ..44 5 am. today 84 Range 30.14 30.04 7:26 Sunset 5:34 'SQCC Tucson Skies Saturday, January i Sunset today 5:33 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 7:26 a.m. "Moonvst tomorrow 12:19 a.m. -The planet Saturn Is the bright "star" nearest the moon tonisht.

leaving the evening sky in March, Saturn will return as a morning star Isle in April. It will be seen again In the evening sky next summer. Saturday, January 6,1968 Data for 24 hours ending at 5:00 a.m. 24-hr. 11-hr.

14-hr. STATION Max. Mln. Prectp, Albuquerque 43 24 Atlanta 36 30 .10 Billings 28 -14 .14 Bismarck 7 -27 .01 Boise 29 6 Boston 24 16 Buffalo 15 12 .05 Calgary -24 .02 Casper, Wyo 28 -18 .05 Charlotte 40 28 Chicago 28 12 Cincinnati 24 19 Cleveland 17 12 EJenver 40 -1 .01 Des Moines 30 -2 Detroit 22 17 EL Paso 48 33 Fairbanks 17 14 FET'Worth 39 37 .15 Honolulu 80 68 .11 Indianapolis ....27 26 Kansas City ....38 7 Little Rock 34 31 .28 Los Angeles 63 44 Memphis 39 33 .52 Miami Beach, Fla. 76 73 .04 Minneapolis 9 -9 Orleans 60 51 New York 23 14 Oklahoma City 34 .03 Omaha 25 -7 Philadelphia 20 11 Pittsburgh 13 9 Portland, Me 28 5 Portland, Ore.

44 30 Rapid City 32 -14 .15 St. Louis ....34 23 Salt Lake City 32 7 San Diego 63 45 San Fracdsco 52 42 Seattle 41 31 .05 Tampa 68 58 Totonto 19 10 .01 Washington 24 17 Robert L. King, meteorologist in charge, Tucson. U.S. Weather Bureau.

PUBLIC RECORDS MARRIAGE LICENSES Christopher Reyes Urblna, 19, Tucson, Betllna Borbna Mnltna, 20. Tucson. Henry Carrasco Mata, 18, and Blanca Estele Camacho Ventura, 18, Tucson. Theodore Paul Corens, 7k, MInnetonka, and Letlcla Jo Bracich, 27, Tuc son. Clinton Le Munvon, 67.

South Bend and Hazel V. Rader, 55, Mishawska, Ind. Danny William Hernandez, 20. Tucson, and Alicia Gertrude Sinohui, 17, Tucson. Divld i.ee Strnm.

18, and Mildred Esfelle Hinterman, 17, Tucson. Paul Almandarl Hernandez, 24, Tuc son, and Nellie Jimenez Quliada, 33, Tucson Ellwood Hardin, 27, Bakersfield, and Patricia Scott Leon, 22, Tucson. Jesie J. Reynolds, 31, Tucson, and Glladv. 39, Tucson.

Scott Doualas May, 20, Yums, and Jiwlth Ann Eubanks, 19, Yuma. Rlchsrd Deon Yates, 22, Tucson, and Judith Anne Chrlstman, 20, Tucson. Ronald Eugene Boaard, 21, Tucson, and Kethrvn Fate Donaldson, 21, Tucson. Oohn Howard Thompson II, 23. Baldwin, N.Y., and Kathy Lynn Hanson, 22 Tucson.

Leonard M. Sanchez, 24, Tucson, and -Pr1cllla C. Resslo, 25, Tucson. Clsrl Jr Tucson, and Kristlne Ann IS, Ti-'son. DIVORCE ACTIONS Beverly K.

vs. Lee Joseph Sweeney, dismissal. Rose Tornberg vt. Virgil G. Tor, fibers, decree.

Irene S. Johnson vs. Richard W. John son. decree.

Jacqueline Fletcher vs. Robert E. Flet cher, decree. Nancy' C. Donahue vs.

Patrick J. Donahue, decree. Nancy Louise TePoorten vs. Bernard TePoorten. dismissal.

pM kt0r Vfc Dwiald W1K Grace J. Hill vs. Roosevelt Hill, complaint. Carol S. Rlblett vs.

Wayne I. Riblett teapralt maintenance complaint. Mary Levy Graham vt. Van A. Gra- ftiam, complaint.

Beynon Hosletter vs. Charles "Hwlttter, complaint. M. Elizabeth Weiss vs. J.

Cleon Weiss, cam ola Int. Linda Davis vs. Terry Paul Davis, "complaint. Holman Bedell Wilson Wells Mrs. Grayson Dies; Was A Contractor Mrs.

Faye E. Grayson, one of Tucson's first women building contractors, died Thursday at ITucson Medical Center after a life-long illness. She was 64. The self made contractor came to Tucson in 1926 from Pitcher, Okla. Despite her disabling illness, she practiced her trade for 17 years.

In 1963, she turned from contracting to painting, and was active in the Telephone Company Pioneers and the First Baptist "hurch. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Monday in Sleeth Chapel of the First Baptist Church, 215 E. 5th with Dr. R.

S. Beal officiating. Mrs. Grayson is survived by her husband, George of 5643 Holmes a son, James, of Phoenix; a daughter, Mrs. E.

John Peterson, of Tucson; three 3rothers, Gerald and Howard Raynor, of Tucson; and Clay Raynor, of Hockerville, and five grandchildren. Burial will be in Tucson Memorial Park, South Lawn. Friends may call at firing's Memorial Chapel, 236 S. Scott from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

tomorrow. complaint. Jos Josephine Turner vs. Paul Turner complaint. Carolyn Joy Facchinl Vincent Rich pacchlnl, complaint.

Dora vs. Mantfleid, cornplalnt. Ann. vt. Gilbert W.

Waddle, complaint. Helen D. Piccoll vt. Sfephen G. Plccoll complaint.

Gtorse F. Wasner vs. Maryanne Wag. cornplalnf. M.

Benzine vt. Ralph E. Benzlng, ciSrrwIalnt. Oof C. Sehumete Reginald Ray Havdwi Schumett, divorce or annulment complaint.

Helen T. vt. Lloyd W. IIJ, complaint. BIRTHS V.

JOSEPH HOSPITAL Mr. Jamei Ppllto, Wlkleup. a boy Dec. Mr. anrf Mrs.

Barry L. 1771 Holiday, at p.m. Jan. 4. Youth Sought In Rape Try A youth about 14 was being sought today for the attempted rape of a 15-year-old girl in a desert area near E.

Grant Road andN. Swan Road. The girl told police she was taking a short cut used by a number of children on her way home from school about 4 p.m. yesterday when the youth tackled her from behind and tried to disrobe her. Another girl ran up to help the victim and the youth fled, she said.

The girl told officers the attacker was about 5-feet-6 inches tall, had light brown curly hair and was wearing a light green Army-type shirt and gray and white slacks. i r. MM I Mrf. Rftblrwon, 4MO E. ttri A.M.

4. A.M." i ilrl al 3:54 p.m. Wlrs Bl W. A HOWB an X. DeWeese, 2701 N.

Crash Figure's Death 'Natural' Willard Samuel Roles of 5010 S. 17th who was dead on arrival at Pima County Hospital after an automobile accident Thursday, died of natural causes, the coroner's pathology office ruled today. The death will not be classified as a traffic fatality. Roles' car crashed into two parked cars in the 4300 block of S. 6th Avenue.

Two passengers with him said he suddenly slumped in the seat and the car veered out of control. LANCERS' for all your floral needt 80 Pennintfon 622-WS8 Tom Inglis 2262 E. BROADWAY 622-4643 Funeral AZAR, Abraham 76, of 2125 E. Copper, passed away January 4th. Survivors are sons, Fauzy and William, both of Detroit, George, of Tucson; daughters, Mrs.

Rose Ganamey and the late Margaret M. Azar, both of Tucson; 8 grandchildren; 4 great-grandchildren. Rosary will be recited Sunday, 7 p.m., Reilly's Funeral Home Chapel. Mass will be held Monday 9 a.m., St. Peter and Paul Church.

Burial in Holy Hope Cemetery. AZAR, Margaret Miry, of 2125 E. Copper, passed away January 5th. Survivors are brothers, Fauzy and William', both of Detroit, George, of Tucson; sister, Mrs, Rose Ganamey, of Tucson; nieces and nephews. Rosary will be recited Sunday, 7 p.m., Reilly's Funeral Home Chapel.

Mass will be held Monday, 9 a.m., St. Peter and Paul Church. Burial in Holy Hope Cemetery. BRAMLEY, Margaret 68, of 3206 Christmas passed away January 5th. Survived by sons, Philip, of Tucson, and M.Frederick II, of Aurora, Illinois; 6 grandchildren.

Services will be conducted Monday, 4 p.m., at St. Marks Presbyterian Church. Rev. William Howell officiating. Entombment will follow in Tucson Memorial Park.

South Lawn Mausoleum. Friends may call from Sunday, noon to Monday noon at the Adair Funeral Home. Dodge and Speedway. BURRUEL, Violet Flores, 26, of W. 35th, passed away January 4th.

Surviving are her husband, Joaquin daughter, Katherine; sons, Simon and Joaquin, sister, Mrs.Eva Hernandez; Mrs. Irene Castillo, Mrs. Virginia Hen-era, and Mrs. Helen Sarmiento. Arrangements to be announced by Tucson Mortuary.

CURTIS, Ruth 71, of Snyder passed away January 5th. Arrangements pending by Adair Funeral Homei, Dodge and Speedway. FAUN, Charles 67, of 1161 Georgetown died January 6th. Arrangements i Adair Funeral Home. GOREY, Bernard 64, of 1738 N.

Magnolia, died January 5th. Survived by Wife, Clara; daughters, Miss Emma Gorey, of Tucson, Mrs. Francis Miller, of Palo Pinto, Texas, and Mrs. Lloyd Wilkinson, of sister, Mrs.William J. Berry, Columbus, Ohio; 16 grandchildren; 7 great grandchildren.

Mass will be offered Monday 10 a.m. in St. i Catholic Church. Burial will be in Holy Hope Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday evening Sunday at Palms Mortuary, 5225 E.

Speedway. GRAYSON, Faye 64, of 5643 E. Holmes, entered into rest January 4th. Wife of George R. Grayson, mother of Jim Grayson, of Phoenix, Mrs.

John 'Peterson, of Tucson; sister ot Gerald and Howard Raynnr, both of Tucson, Clay Raynor, Hockerville, 5 a children also survive. Funeral 10:30. a.m., Monday, January 8th at Sleeth Chapel with Dr. R.S. Beal officiating.

Burial in Memorial Park, South Lawn. Friends may call from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., Sunday, January 7th at firing's Memorial Chapel, 236 S. Scott. HILL, Rose 87, of 502 E.

4th entered into rest January 3. Sister of Miss Blanche Hill, Mrs. Mozelle H. Langers; aunt of Mrs. W.K.

Peterson, Larry Langers, both of Tucson, Gainer O. Duffey, of Corpus Christi, Texas. Miss Hill was a member of United Daughters of the Confederacy. Funeral 2 p.m., Saturday, January 6th at firing's Memorial Chapel, with Rev. Gilbert S.

Zimmerman officiating. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to 8 p.m., Friday, January 5 at firing's Memorial Chapel, 236 S.Scott. HOWES, Theodore 71, of 160 E. Paseo Green Valley, died January 5th.

Survived by Nellie; daughters, Mrs. Richard L. Doane, of Tucson, Mrs. Louis J. Bourgault, of Stanton, and Mrs.Scott D.

Thayer, of West Hartford, sons, Robert of Gardeu Grove, Theodore Funeral Announcements of Santa Maria, and Richard of West Hartford, 12 grandchildren; one great grandchild; and one brother. Remembrances may be a to the Heart Fund. Memorial service to be held Sunday, 4 p.m. St. Phillip in the Hills Episcopal Church with Rev.

William Perry officiating. Arizona Mortuary, Stone and Third St. in charge of arrangements. IRV1N, Otto 509 E. Linden, died January 4th.

Survived by wife, Pearl, Services Monday 2 p.m., Arizona Mortuary Stone and Third Rev. William Jacks of Prince Chapel AME Church officiating. In-, rterment Tucson Memorial Park, South Lawn. Friends may call at the Mortuary Sunday afternoon and evening. MAXWELL, Merrie Lee, 42, of 114 E.

3rd St. entered in- December 30th. Wife of E. H. Maxwell.

Funeral 10 a.m., Monday, January 8th at Tucson Memorial Park, South Lawn with Rev. Vernon Grisso offi- ciating.Friends may call from 2 to 8 p.m., Sunday, January 7th at firing's Memorial Chapel, 236 S. Scott. MOB, Adela 68, of 350 N. Silverbell, passed away January 4th.

Came to Tucson Minneapolis, Minn. Survived by husband, Reuben 3 brothers and 2 Services Monday 1 Arizona Mortuary East, 4601 E. First St. Interment In Minnesota. Friends may call at the Mortuary Sunday afternoon and evening.

RODRIGUEZ, Guadalupe 36, of 1016 W. Erie, died January 4th. Surviving are her husband, John; daughter, Lucinda; sons, John Rodney, Mark and Kenneth; sister, Mrs. Apolonia Moreno; brothers, Arturo Jesus, Simon, and Joaquin. Arrangements to be announced by Tucson Mortuary.

STEINER, Vincent 65, of N. 4th, died January 4th. Surviving are a daughter, Ruth; son, Sylvester James; sister, Sister Isabel. Rosary will be recited Sunday, 4 p.m., Tucson Mortuary Chapel, Mass will be offered Monday, 9 a.m., All Saints Church. Interment Holy Hope Cemetery.

Arrangements fay Tucson Mortuary. ZAPOS, George 89, of 1633 N. Sycamore, passed away January 5th, 1968. Survived by sons, Nick and Charles, of Chicago, daughters, Mrs. Ida Grant, of Tucson, Miss Irene Zapos, Mrs.

Anita Bieschke, Mrs. Helen Bongiorno, and Mrs. Alice Kovacs, all of Chicago; sister, Orania Gianopulos, of Chicago; 10 grandchildren; 7 great-grandchildren. Vesper services Monday, 8 p.m. at Dler's Valley Funeral Home Chapel, 2545 N.

Tucson Blvd. Mass Tuesday, 11 a.m., at St. Demetrios Church, 1145 E. Ft. Lowell Rd.

Burial in Holy Hope Cemetery. ANNOUNCEMENTS Card of Thanks WE thank with deep gratitude, the friends who so wonderfully comforted us and shared In our sorrow at the loss of our beloved son and brother. May our Gracious Heavenly Father richly bless you all. Harvey, Florence ana Richard Guelzow We wish slnctrely to express our heartfelt thanks to friends, neighbors, and co-workers at Hushes for the beautiful floral offerings, telegrams, cards and other expressions of sympathy received during our recent bereavement at the loss of our deer husband and son, Sylvester Banks, Jr. Wife Mae Banks Mother J3wen and Found 7 REWARD for reddish brown small stocky dos with short hair, grten collar, medication.

An- swirs to "Sid." Contact Gould Soclttv. FOUND: Puppy, Wednesday evening, Shadow Mountain subdivision. 297- LOST: Dobermln puppy, female, 4 monthi olo. Answers to "Llsi," V' Ity Campbell i 4th. Reward.

Call LOST; Chartreuse parakett. Name "Peter." RewanJ. S25 E. Mitchell Drive. LOST: toy farrier, black body, tan leas, white feet, stub tall, Lost and LOST: January 1st.

black, ungrocmed, female, standard poodle. Friendly. lovts chlldrtn. Craveroft Ft. Lowell, LOST; Brown six month oldBamt Hound, back colfdr, aait of unlver- LOST Kitten, 4 monlhi Grey whlH, Vicinity 6, 2lh FOUND: Ifemala SUmtM Cat In 1 1 1ov Poodle, no collar, rtwird, 7W- t-OST: German Shwherd black Tan 7 yeari old.

RIoM da.in'Htanrfu» 52i.7M. black-brevm feiei. Vlclnlr REWARD Gray and black Tiger neutered male "Tony' vlefifltv Wlllhlrt Heights. lurwry, tfteth mlsslna. Plesse Lost and Found Silver black male poodle, miniature Lost vicinity Speedway Camino Seco.

Any information leading to or finding reward of 298-3131. 8 Scientific Ptychlr feetdlns One visit Will hele solve 'Gut most difficult problem Appointment only 29H-I645 of BEING a SPEUATOR? BE A PARTICIPANT? rn THBN DA PHO CE WITH 1730 Visit Old Tucson FAMOUS MOVIE I.OCANON OPEN DAILY SUN-UP TO SUN DOWM iC advice pertaining lo 17 Roger B87.2946 A A G.STEAM Sauna Bath Whirlpool frorn 4 to 9 bv appoint- menf 49io Plant Lorraine Ortkfeie jJAasseusi Relay with massage MA 2.3tO Speedway MASSEUSE. cfeiB-MBSsaae 2625 6. Grant Out calls an hours 795-0084 1B09 E. 83rd' 51 622-903 3 I BUY POOKS.

I Mr. Msrrlck, 326-6661 BLOOD DONORS NEEDED Donors for Services EXTRA FEE PAID TO RH NEGATIVES HOURS FROM 8a.m. to 3: 30 p.m. TUESDAYS THRU SATURDAYS Community Blood Plasma Service 2305 E. BROADWAY 622-6771 ARE YOU TIRED? Offryifig to sell your own Home? RELAX and let us do it We'll Bust our Buttons to Satisfy you Buvlne or Sellina Give us a try Call MARIE GANNON 2983347 or Res.

795-0593. KEAL.TY S7fl E. SPEEDWAY 298-3347 MASSAGE 225 E. Rosec Road, rear 887-3419. ASTROLOGICAL ADVICE.

Let me help solve your problems. Dorothy. Appointment 795-0200 I will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than my' Melvln William Salzman 1 will not be responslbln for debts contracted by anyone other than my- Robert Stephen Lucas "NEVER used, anything like It." say userj of BlueT-Ustre for cleaning csr- pet. Rsnt elictrlc jhamPooer SI. Jacome's.

SCIENTIFIC Swedish massage. Gentle relaxing masseur. Out calls, Bob, 88767 1 3, Announcements 9 CATHERINE'S Hair. Fashions. Open Sundays, 7334 Broadway.

298-9361 FR6E PHA list ocqulreri homes ThnmUnn Realty 3737 22nd The JEOCO Company has 7 1 to VA BROKERS WITH CONTRACTS RECEIVED 751 S6 SEE ANY BROKER NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC AND ALL BROKERS fHA properties are offered for sale to qualified purchasers without resard to the purchaser's race, color, creed, or national orl- Bln. All listings are subject to chanies In price or terms, and prior sale by FHA without notice. FHA makes every effort to- avoid errors In these listings. WHEN errors do occur they do not become official thru publication. All data.

Including price, must asree with tne FHA files at 244 W. Osborn Road, Phoenix, Arizona. All offers are to be considered ss simultaneous until 11 a.m. of the fifth working day following llstlnn data unless otherwise stated. Offers will tie considered fn the following order: first all cash; second Ini-qest down payment; net deposit in multiples of slOO; third, shortest term of mortgage In increments of years; fourth credit characteristics.

in all instances the down payment Is minimum and terms or mortgage Is maximum, based on an occupant purchaser, In all public offerings. FHA PROPERTIES OFFERS RECEIVED 902-50997 2134 Poquita Vista PROPERTIES FOR SALE Repaired 022-001853-203 2724 E. 19th St. West 34 ft. of lot 3.

east 32 ft. of lot 4, Country Club Manor. Jl 3,500. $450 dn, 30 yrs. 3-1.

02-522458 8011 E. Ell St. Lot 411, Sherwood Village Terrace. 513,700. dn, 30 yrs.

Federal Housing Administration Auto Trohipc lotion 10 Auto Delivery Service with IJNSURhU) auto delivery TO i FROM ANY CITY bir Chamber of Commerce 29M862 ALFORD Insurance $50,000 Bond COMPLETELY LICENSED CRAYCROPT SUITE 203 298-4869 AA Auto Drive Away Car ANYWHERE 624-2441 Auto Driveaway Co, ARIZONA REGISTERED "OMDEQ ALL GAS PAID "Member Chamber Commerce" CALL 793-9483 LJ 7 JCgun'rv Club Travel Opportunities and expenses to on about WILLI. help drive, Wlsconitn or vtcln- Ijy, driving record. 795-4159. to Conn, and Miami. Auto Co.

BUSINESS-SERVICE DIRECTORY 12 AUTOMOTIVE RUSSELL'S GEN Auto Repair automatic transmission service MM S. 12th Ave. 294-2583. Businesses Services ls APPLIANCE REPAIR JOHN'S APPl IANCE SERVICE Service calls Ij4-Uti WILSON MAINTENANCE "24 hour service 8B7 1930 WASHER'S FIXED Oire day service, M3-1551. washers, ranges, eaters, terms Sun Service, 2554 N.

ans. service 7M-1610. VACUUM CLEANERS Fixed, pickup delivered. 623-1551, TOASTER'S REPAIRED Total cost oarts labor $3,50 623- BUILDING REPAIR FREE osllmates add remode' build QUALITY Construction Co EA EXPERIENCED Carpentej al kinds al renal- jobs IBM gi BUILDING repairs of all kinds, plas- Patching, calntina. concrete, roofs, etc.

7yjQTC7. HOUSE DOCTOR Additions Remodeling. Guaranteed Work. Free Estimates. 296-4501 ROOM additions-block and cement work electric, plumbing painting.

8 1753, HOME repairs, additions, porches, slabsg llsht plumbing, efc. Call Ma REMODELING Commercial, residential, additions, carport enclosures, free estimates, bank financing. Licensed, bonded. 795- CARPENTRY BUILD A ROOM REMODE! OR repair FREE ESTIMATES 792-2575 EX, i CARPENTRY A I Cabinets-experienced In finished or rough-references-cement slabs. Electrical and oiumblng reoalrs-plastor patch 294-8353 CARPET TRY Duraclean by Brennan.

Gentle carpet and upholstery clsariing. 3248976 NEW carpet sales cleanlrm. carpet laying Spears Floor Covering WJd Speedway 296-J356, METROPOl ITAN CARPET SERVICE Custom cai-net Installation CEMENT WORK CEMENT (In. patios driveways curbs sjctewalks Smar Tobs 794-2853 CEMENT WORK, block, kk. pFtIo walls, stucco, plastering.

SJ3-JB17. CERAMIC TILE LICENSED Bonded Quality manshtn Frip estimates W-3524 CLOTHES LINES POLES 57 pair Slj Installed less wire 62J.V.S3B 132) DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING Alternations 294-4125 409 Ohio BE fashionable In 196B. Clothes made and altered. 325-71 DRESSMAKING and Reasonable prices. Call 795-5076 mornings and evenings.

SEWING, personal designing. Stcdled 326-OOOs' DreSS DesigninB ELECTRICAl ALl TYPES ELEC SUPPLIES Wiring 8. repairs Experts on qas furnace repair electric heating. HENPV ELECTRIC 022-7659 ELECTRICAL WIRING WIRING Residentla onct Commercial Service Kermit nestrelch 127 4281 All types wiring dav or rite Gilbert Electric Co. 296-8729 ELECTRICIAN roofer painter Prices that are less, for services -the best '93-1741.

after lo a.m EXCAVATING EXCAVATING, lot clearing, trench- Ing, sand gravel. Free est. 795-0300. FURNITURE REFINISH1NG REPAIR 8, Refinlsh all turnit.ire PON's Furniture Hospital FURNITURE reflnlshlna and recair. Reflnlshlng refrigerators, etc Call George.

296-5323. WOOD GOOD sunoly of seasoned mesguite! dry. Free delivery. Stiver's Feed and Simolv S17-151S DRY ciean mesquite. Free delivery.

Reasonable. Call mornings only. 2982990. MESQUITE, 16" or S32 oer 4' B' rick. 624-3649.

FIREWOOD, $20 plckuo load, delivered and stacked. 687-1581. Chaparral Mesquite 16" 4, 8' S17.50 22' 4' 8' $22.50 Stove wood 8 coal 3 per Ib. 511 W. 30th St.

326-2042 GARDENING WINTER pruning of shrubs, trees and roses. Dormant lawns painted. Call 327-6931. HANDYMAN PLUMBING, heatlns, electrical, ce- ramlc-Floor tile, utility sheds, cabi- neta. 294-5642.

PAJNTtNG. ceramic 8, Floor tile Re- pairlng Brevlek. 623-3880 PAINT Interior exterior Gen repairs coot service Reasonable 327-6190. HAULING GENERAL HAULING, yard care. gravel lawns, monthly main.

623-0165 TRASH trees vvpeds cleanup Free estimate. Odd lobs SI .50 hr BB5-12S7 Have olckup with lift qpte. will qo hapilng trash cleanup Stun 727 LIGHT hauling, yard and alley cleanup. Trimming. Reasonable rates.

Free estimates. Call Jim, 296-7343 or 296-7581. HEATING COOLING WILSON MAINTENANCE ENG 24 hour service 887-1930. EXPERT heatar-furnace and plumb- Ing. 327-3956.

HOUSECLEANING COMPt ETE HnHSFfl FAMING Windows, floors, carnet cleanlno Llcenv ed-lnsured Cap Jim. 325-8301. LOW RATES window cinq floor wax- Ing house clnp Carpet Shampooing 8. Window Cleaning Co HOLIDAY SPECIAL A I Carpet Home Serv W-2635 ANY typa housecleaning windows, floors, etc Double S-S Maint Serv. 296-4964.

Be Sure Call Sid Shore. Complete housecleaning, carpet clean- Ing, reasonable, call Dave. 327-7635. INCOME TAX BARRINGER TAX SERVICE 319 E. 33rd 622-8924 LAWN SERVICF SENSIBLE Prices References.

Sands General Maintenance. 326-6541. LANDSCAPINr'" YARD clean up Tree Work Hauling Renovating Frank Barber 798-0583. LIGHT HAULING HAUl ING al kinds dorp reasonable and quick. Yard cleanup 298-0583.

MASONRY MASONRY residential commercial Patio walls 623-0856 or 622-2863 PAINTING DECORATING Quality workmanship Ext and Int. Mlntlna Crack catching Dry wall finishing Recommendations 793-8557 WANTING Minting. Inside and out. Reasonable Free estimates Ma 2-4248. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR.

Patio walls, Redwood fences, etc 325-1192. QUALITY Paperhanaing. Interior exterior painting. Licensed, boided. Fair prices.

887-3646. INDEPENDENT DECORATORS Painting repair services. All work material guaranteed. Non-Unlon. 623-9198 or 795- guar -M89.

PAINTING PAINTING, exterfor-lnterlor Matnts- nance All work guar Reas 294-0451 20 at satisfied customers Ex- terlor Interior, pntnflno rennlrtnB, Bl" WMklna 327.50M. PAINTING Inside 8. out Guaranteed Estimates free 622-8684 PRESSURE FED ROLLER PAINTING Clean lob. S2.SO hourly. Bonham.

327-J71Q. LOWEST and best paint lob in Tucson. Frtt estimates, 325-6534. PAINTING exterlr- Interior Immediate service. 623-9130 PATIO WALLS For Top Qynlltv CaM GUAftplAN FENCE CO 624-886? PLASTERING AST patching specialty Interior, girt, free ett 296-4101.

PLUMBING PIMA PLUMBING CONTRACTORS INCORP. Service Calls Free estimates on seweri new Installations 62X-23M. RADIO REPAIRS HAROLD'S Radio ind TV repair, Sates and Service. Phone 62-3632. ROOFING COMPLETE roofing repair Free Eal Blrdman Roofing Co 683-5481 RAY's Re-roof ft repair.

Shingling 30 years In Tucson, licensed, bonded. Free est. Raymond Curtis. 294-8637. Businesses--Services 12 PROFt-SSIONAl rug renovating and shampooing.

Call 298-8085 for appoint- men I. WE dp rug stiampoolng at 6c a sci. Ph.Sis-STs! estimate today. SAND GRAVEL rr ill, color: Gravel. fi Sandr Pea PEA Gravel delivered and spread to desired thickness.

S5 per yard. 3 yards minimum. 867-01 1 0 SAW FILING CARBIDE and hlBh speed steel saws. jedc SECRETARIAt SERVICE CARGO'S ioui office or mine Dictation Ov irioie or tapi" fBrorrtpr 604 4th Ave UPHOLSTERING TUCSON'S first upholstftry school. Pav loi material only labor free RJBhlway Upholstery Sctiuo' 623-a41 25V OFF riistom drao- eries.

Terms. No down oavment 32S- 1313 anytime Lee Fisher YARD SERVICE CLEAKUPS. tree work, hauling, land Planting TREE pruning 8, removal. General cleanup "-Immina. qravnl Installed, 327-5PS9 SCHOOLING Business Training 13 NEW CLASSES Day and Evening Beginning Ian Btn I SUBJECT OR A COMPI ETE COURSE CIVIL SERVICE STENOTYPY Gregp Shorthand Typing Accounting Office Machines Business English Word study IBM Key Punch NCR Cashiering NCR Accounting Machine -Free Placement We have 'more oo- stflons than we can 111' 1S89 537 Stone Jobs Available TRAIN NOW! New Clares 8th SHORTHAND IN 6 WEEKS SPEEDWRIT1NG SHORTHAND I.EGAI TYPIST PBX CLERK, TYPIST ACCOUNTING BdOKKEEPlNG ALSO CIVIL SERVICE COACHING "APPROVED FOR VETERANS" DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES 443 S.

STONE 792-1411 Night School Beginning Jan. 8th Civil Service Beginning Shorthand Shorthand Accounting Office Machines TVDinB Stenotypy Business Math 537 S. STONE Employment Prep. 14 New Classes Jan. 8th LEARN DRAFTING ELECTRONICS TV Radio Repair COLOR TV FCC License Coaching Veterans Needed! SPECIAL SAVINGS CALL OR VISIT 443 S.

STONE 792-1411 JOIN THE BEST INDUSTRY URGENTLY PROGRAMMERS Systems Analysts Computer Operators industry Estimates 300,000 to 500,000 Programmers will BE NEEDED BY 1970 PLAN your future NOW VA Approved Courses No Math Required PHONE, VISIT OR WRITE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 204 W. GRANT 624-2364 Schools Instruction 15 Help Wanted Male 17 SEMI or retired, live in. Cook for one man. Call evenlnas 633-4623. MASSEUR: Experience.

37 hr. wk, Pleasant worklne conditions. Salary open. Call Men. Frl.

9-5 COOK Experienced cook needed at once. Apply Highway Chef Restaurant, Craycroft-Benson. FOREIGN Large U.S. mining company In Peru seeking an experienced Spanish speaking Mill Shift Boss. COpper-mol- ybdenum experience necessary, excellent living conditions.

Only those ouallfled send resume to Star-Citlzen Box lOi-A. DRAFTSMEN minimum 3 years architectural experience. Call collect. Architects Coordinated. Havasu City, 402-85S-21M.

ASSISTS N'l I. uAt 1 MANAGER This position offers a career opportunity Ihrouflh Planned advancement steps to mananer levals and hlsher earnmns. We raqulre a minimum of one year exnerlence In thf consumer small loan buslnesi. oflnr good slarlirg salSry plus Hberal employee benefits. Applicants must have good drlvlnff record- Company car fur nlshed.

Far an Intarview appointment, call or write to BILL PENCE UrtWursal credit Corp. MM Broadway 6t2-6(3l OPTICIAN. Send complete resume to Slar-CIHzen Box 108-A. FARM Mechanic, experienced on all types of farm equipment, Including natural gas engines. Welding experience helpful but not necessary, Excellent opportunity for rlsM man.

Send resume to: P.O. Box 1271. Tucson. 857C2, Help Wanted Male 17 Male orderly for nursing home, weekends 11-7 shift, 327-5997. SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1968 FRY-COOK.

Apply Mr. Hufford. Holi- dav Inn North. 1J65 W. Grant.

BELLMAN, over 21. first class operation. Excellent fringe benefits See Mrs. Peck Apply In person. Holidav Inn North 1365 W.

"WRANGLER for quest ranch. Single, live-In. Must be experienced with dixies. Apply al office. 61 Dorado.

Speedway-Wllmot. PARKING lot attendants needed. Must he neat and willing. Applv 90 N. Church BODY SHOP TECHNICIANS Tucson's largest Chevrolet dealership has openings for three body shop men In an expanding body shop.

Ex- earnlnps in one of the most modern facilities In the southwest. Outstanding fringe benefits include company paid profit sharing program, group hospitallzatlon and life Insurance with major medical coverage, oaid holidays, and sick leave plan. JOIN THE BEST Write 1 or call the Personnel Manager at P.O. Box 12156, Tucson, Arizona 85711 or call 296-3261 Ext. 318, for appointment interview.

O'RIELLY MOTOR CO. 6100 E. BROADWAY INSIDE OR OUTSIDE TV TECHNICIAN If you're looking for the best lob In town, this is the olace. 5 day week, ton "Itis TI-TIV benefits. Phone 327-4257 for appoint- merit Sid's App'lpnce Center EXPERIENCED Service station help.

High commission Dlan and salary. Good future Grouo insurance. Call Wayne, 424-5931 between Experienced Electrician. Call 299-92M days or svenlngs. DINNER cook needed at El Corral.

2200 River Rd. Apply after 3 P.m. HOUSEMAN for hotel. Single, live In. Must he exneriencert in cleaning.

El Dorado Lodge. Speedway-Wllmot. DRIVRR and typist for guest ranch. Chauffeur's license and know Tucson area. 298-2347.

EXPERIENCED yard man who can do some maintenance work for Northside apartments. SVj day week. S225 per mo to start. Give age, experience etc. in reply.

Star-Citizen Box-113-A. MANAGER needed for busy supper club. Must be well experienced and willing to work. Send resume to Star Citizen Box. 112-A.

HOTEL ROOM CLERK, EXPERr 1ENCED. SEND RESUME. STAR- CITIZEN BOX 11S-A. Needed Immediately MECHANIC Chrysler Plymouth automobile. Must have own hand tools.

Call Fred White, service manager. ROLLINGS MOTORS CO. 623-4737, 90? E. Broadway. BARBER MASTER OR GOOD APPRENTICE.

5620 East Speedway Evening Phone 296-2544 DRIVERS, 21 or over. Part-time evenings. Chicken Delight, 4209 E. 22nd. MAN with car to solicit.

Full or part time. W. Laguna. OLD established studio. Experienced front man and proof passer.

Dance music modeling nursery schools, church directories. Promotional programs Highest commission In field. Experienced only 327-3693. OPPORTUNITY Large Tucson firm expanding. Needs men immediately.

No lay-offs or strikes. S100 guarantee weekly and up. Several positions available. If you want to prove you're as good as the next man call for appointment, 7938815. MANAGER for used car department.

Must be thoroughly experienced in used car operation. Must know how to handle men. Must handle all financing and close all deals. See Mr Kaufman at 702 S. 6rh Avenue.

No phone calls. WANTED: Body man and painter. Apply at 3220 N. Stone, Amphi Body Shop. FULL or part-time, for those interested in sales work, good pay and Ilk2 talklno to people.

Who'esale sailing. No night work. For those Interested Interviews will be held Tuc'dny from l-l n.m. at Professional S.Ves Building, 7 Granada, at State Employment Office, ask for Mr. Carson.

YOUNG man, alert, well groomed, for full time responsible position. School boy part-time heluer, Pinky's Taco House, 2601 E. Speedway. Help Wanted Help Wanted 18 RESORT PERSONNEL Walter or with supervision capacity. Maid-waitress combination and maids.

Live-in, salary and tips. Cal' 297-1301 between hours 9-11 and 2-4. PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT IN SALES Wo need 4 salespeople, men or women, ages 25 to 50. Sales experience helpful but not a must. We will train, good pay, bonuses, vacations, pleasant work.

Call 296-6161 for personal interview. SEMI or retired couple, live-In, Cook for one man in Oracle. Arizona. 6235711. 33M093.

EAGLE Baking Co. wants experienced cake and bread bakers and decorators, first class only. Also experienced packers. Very pood wages. Apply in person, 1126 E.

6th. AMBITIOUS MAN OR WOMAN A Field family-owned enterprise has local openlna for man or woman 'of unquestionable character. Age 27-50, College education Preferred. Accustomed to earning above- averaae income. For local interview Eileen Yewell, P.O.

Box 5923, Tucson, Arizona, 35719. COLLECTOR A well collection agencv has an immediate opening for a telephone collector. Experienced helpful but not necessary. Excellent chance for advancement. Contact Mr Dellow at Credit Burea Se-vicos 792-3f' 1 2 for appointment COUPLE to manage 40 unit apartment court, university area.

Free apartment and utilities plus good cash wage. Full time position. Mnn must be able to make all necessary repairs and maintain entire physical property, wife will have some clerical duties State ase. experience, address and phone In letter to P.O. Box -638 Tucson 85716.

Position available immedialely. All replies confidential. RIGHT now is the best time of the vear to start earning that extra dollar time, part time, men and women. Earnings in direct proportion lo your efforts. We have Fuller Brush Company routes open 1 now.

Call 325-6622, 327-3670, 622-2460. Sales Positions WANTED: Experienced daytime excellent working conditions, qualifications. Write P.O. Box 6409 MANAGERIAI ASSISTANT Man or woman to develop as man- aserial assistant (or internationally known company. Group insurance ana retirement plan based on profit shar- ina.

For interview, write fully to- Personnel Manaaer. Field Enterprises Educational Corporation, P.O. Box 12065, Tucson, Arizona, 85711- WANTED- Typist fcr college work. Must be neat and know form. 7954364.

EXPERIENCED couple to 9 motel. Over JO. References. 294-0094; CAREER OPPORTUNITY Sensational advancements national company No experience necessary. We train.

auto furnished for top producers. Interview by appointment. 793-7921. REFINED, retired' or semi-retired couple for apartment 'management. Husband to work part-time assisting owner Jn over-all manaoement of several properties.

Wife to be resident manager of deluxe aoartments. Apartment, all utilities and S300 per month saiary; Give details as to ages, experience; etc. In reply, Star-Citizen Opportunity for ESCROW OFFICER with minimum of 2 years experience to find permanent career with expanding company. We offer top salary commensurate with experience, excellent fringe benefits, congenial atmosphere. To arrange for interview to be held in complete confidence call STEWART TITLE 327-7373 Sales Positions HOSPITALIZ.ATION LEADS FURNISHED Apolv 51 Speedway Room 100 9 TO 12 DAILY SALESMAN WANTED Salary, commission and auto allowance Apply 10 lo 12 a.m.

Singer Company, no. 28 E. Con Center STRUNK REA1 TY has openings lor 1 Licensed sales people Start the New Year right. 2027 E. Broadway Ph.

23-6401. Realtor-MiiltlPleJJstings FOOD Plan Salesman. Lead's furnished Iqp commissions 12) SU't WORLD BOOK Encyclopedia has lull and part-time openings tor sales representatives. Guaranteed income For interview phone: 29B.2B01 SALESMEN IP YOU would ike to spend of your time In front of a prospect instead ot shooting pool or wondering where to go next and would like to maite pioney in the sales field instead of liking home pvcuses, Call Henry, 424J5J SALESMAN STEREOPHONIC Part-time, no Fvoeriencfr preferred, but not required. Merchandising fn oersonne open vluw by onlv Call 753- 4 p.m.

a p.rn. weekdays. SALESMAN NEW 8. USED CARS, EXPERIENCE NOT A GOOD PAY PL4N. FRINGE BENEFITS.

EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS. STAR CITIZEN BOX 104A. EXPERIENCED SHOE SALESMAN for family shoes better fitting. 3396 Speedway EXECUTlVE-Sales Trainee. 125 vear old life insurance company.

Starting salary $600. For aptitude test chone 885-0932. EXPERIENCED SHOE SALESMAN Men. women, children, better fitting. Steady nosltion Star-Citizen Box T02A.

LICENSED REAL ESTATE SALESPEOPLE We have moved into a new and beautiful larger office It Is a very good centrally located ares. We need several licensed real estate salespeople. Come in and talk to' me about Mic good high enumeration that I have offer. Receive your bonus as von earn it. No waiting for your money.

As high as you can find and you be happy with vour change. Full office cooperation, floor davs. advertising. CARL A. GIBSON REALTY CO.

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE W4 E. 5th St. 326-2J57 TEACHERS-EX TEACHERS SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS if you are desirous of rendering an important educational service in Ins Tucson area, you may qualify for full-or part-time stimulating work with excellent remuneration. This Is school-coordinated work with a guaranteed Income; retirement based on profit sharing and group Insurance. For local interview, write fully to Mr.

Dean Sflrena, 222 West Osborn Road, 203. Phoenix, Arizona. SALESMEN train at $150 weekly with 120 year old. hiohly resnected Lifi? Insurance Co. Phone 622-6458.

An equal opportunity employer' MF. 5 Real Estate sales people needed. Earn top money. Will train you For Interview call Al Valencia, Valley Real Estate Co. 2434 E.

S2nd St. TOP AGENTS Representing one of the fastest growing health protection plans In existence THE'FAMOUS WHITE CROSS PLAN HOSPITALIZATION, MEDICAL-SURGICAL, INCOME PROTECTION Here's vour chance to hitch your waaon to a star. Americans have taken BANKERS LIFE CASUALTY COMPANY'S WHITE CROSS PLAN to Ihelr hearts. We need agents, to contact the thousands of people writing in about the famous toy; cost realm insurance. I I NEEDED! If you have a sales background or feel you would enioy safes and ils large rewards, WR will train you.

We supply you with contacts sent in by people requesting that we call on them. The coverage is so liberal it practically sells itsolf. Our agents are accustomed to earning 5150 a week or more, plus semi-annual bonus. No ceiling on what you will earn, ana von will be performing a worthwhile service to. the people in this area.

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY to move Into sales management as nev; district offices are being onened regularly in on attempt to keep up with public demand for the product. FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE 296-6281 EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR THE RIGHT PERSON I am looklnu for a person of executive character who Is capable of directing his own activities in the Tucson area. He must be effective In dealing with Important clients and have a good measure of sales ability. Sales experience is desirable, not mandatory. Our firm Is nationwide and our reputation among business leaders is excellent.

We have offices only In principal cities and we perform a professional service of confidential nature fo a limited clientele. The people in the top fwenty- fJve cent of our organization earn in excess $50,000 a year. I cannot take a person whose abilities are worth five thousand dollars and train him to twice or four times ttiat amount. I want a person with a fifteen to thirty thousand dollar potential, who has a record of success, but for reasons beyond his control has limited advancement possibilities In his present situation. If yor feel you fit this brief outline and would like fo have more Information, please write a short, note.

I would prefer that you write Immediately rather than take the time to prepare an elaborate resume. Your communication will be kept In the strictest confidence. Write Star-Citizen Box 114-A.