Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 48

MONDAY EVENING, MAY 27, 1963 A I I I PAGE 51 LEGAL NOTICE ouny Arliona, ai (or Ihc rd ot Suptrvlsori of Counly, no) tenl Boa ArTl Tatar Ty bta, i ricilvod it PurchiJlno Department Amphitheater Public Schools, 175 DrinVi Road, Tucson. Ariiona, and shal wtnpd and pubflciv repd aloud al ih jfaleo time In me Board Room the above slated address, Eich bid must conform arid be re rnfidltToni. Ihe SpedTlcalltms, and all nther documents compmlns Iht rnntrjct Copies of the Con- LEGAL NOTICE wno ciaim. in OF i worx na, na, 10 I ui locufTVii lie Insi are now on Ilk and open I IV. 01 i.aiinm.j m5LA, or pan 1 11 niouiima, may ut any prior me hrnc nxeu tot laiu ne r- wlin iho ot mis a wmliM route orally spud- lyjnu iho ol his al jucn uays me ll) lia I0f a 1 the Mayor no V.OUD- su i i ta i lllrta and aclerinmalioni said rviuyor ano uiio.i In Ihe' office ofjhe Manager, at East prlnca Tucson, Arizona, In Ecli" bid Hi accormnnled by a certified check, cashier's check, or tild hind payable to Ihe Board of Super- Sisori In amoun nol less than five our cent of the.

maximum amount of the Kfd The certified, check, cashier's check, nr bid bond snail olven as quaran- of Intent of contractor to enter nfo a contract should his bid be accented or as liquidated damaoes to the Board Supervisors In the tvcnl of failure or refusal or the conlrac or to enter Into a foitract. The certified checks, and checks will be returned to Ihe contractors in Ihe event that all bids are Selected, The juccesslul contractor shall provide surety company bond In the full amount of Ihe contract price. Said surety bond shall be posled thin five (S) days Slier notification ol Ihe award ot Ihe contract lo the successlul bidder. Sold contract shall In accordance with the Drovislons ol alt pertinent general public fiiws of Ihe Stale ol Arizona In al he limt of execution of Ihe contract, the contractor shall pay the waaa scale as provided by law. Each bid shall be made out on bid form lo be obtained by applylna at the of Ihe Business Manager, Amphl- "neater Public Schools, Prince Road; Tucson, Ariiona, In which the con- rmuht have remedied or avowed 0 3 lhe ihe Mayor and Council have determined Dondi COS1 nu expenses 01 penses 01 such work or improvement, arid notice hereoy aiven thai such jhaii ot unuer ihe provisions of i 9, than cr 6, Arllcle Aniona Kcyiseo biaiutus, amunurnents und munis iherelo, in the name ol me Tucson, but iijyable only oui ot a in len (10) annual Tiisid!" orn asscJimenli 01 Iwenly- r5 i or over, remammo Ihirly UOI days ailer the dale ol of gislative boay upon an IracT dbcumaf.tj The Board Sppei are on file, rvl sorT reserves Ihe i onJ out ol Ine nrsl in- en "Heeled snail be payable on aa January next atler the lion ol Ihe i ir-slallmcnl ot Ihe assessment can be maue under lha pro- said i 9, Chapter 6, Arlicle 2, Arizona Kevlsecl Statutes, ana amend- menlj and supplemenls tnerelo, and Bonus Ja proxlm a a llke amounl shall oe payable on Itic llrsl day ol January ol year therealler until all are paid.

Sain bonds shall Dear mleresi al the rate ol Ihree and thret-quarter per cent per annum, payable on Ihe lint day of January and July ol each year. not ce published In accordance wilh Resolution No. S396 of the Mayor flna Council of the Cily ol Tucson, passed on the 20lh day ot May, 1963 A of reectfng- any a bids for reason whatsoever, or to waive any or Informalities In the bids in the biddlnn. No bidder may withdraw his bid lor a period of 30 days alter tha dale set for the opening of bids. All equipment listed In Ihe specllica- tlon lo be Ihorouohly coordinated for color, deslon and slyle so as to a mi best possible, atmosphere and environment for meaningful learning.

Bidders are advised th Jor FIELDS, City Clerk Publish: May 23, 24, 25. 27, 28, 1963 Tucson Dally citizen contracts" awarded resuillna from Ihi comr 111,19 (rom the a 0 bid call will rard be made a wni PIIUMM -bonds authorized In that certain elec on of June, ,1961, a portion held the lh ot which ill be offered for sale NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS NOTICE IS HEREI3Y GIVEN that sealed bids i be received In the i of Ihe Plma Counly Purchasing Aaenl, 2855 So. 8th Avenue. Tucson, Arfiona, up p.m., June 4, 1963, for the follow ID 2 3 4 6 a Blades To furnish Pima County Hiahway De- parlmenl with Grader Blades for a one Demo Dinner June 29 Will Honor Udalls 29 is the date of the major fund-raising event of Pima Counly Democrats, homecoming dinner for Stewart and Morris Udall. The dinner at 7:45 p.m., to be preceded by a cocktail hour at 6, will be held at the i a Housc.

The Udall brothers, both of Tucson, are members of a family long prominent in A i zona politics. Stewart is secretary of the U. S. Department of the Interior and Morris congressman for the 2nd District. Because of limited space, dinner seating will be by reservation on a graded charge scale.

A large block of seats is being reserved al $5 each for precinct workers. Another section for officeholders and others i be sold at while places at the head table will cost $20 each. Reservations are being taken at Democratic headquarters, 116 W. Washington St. Ing (I) year period, beomnln and Including June 1 964, Ope July 1, 1963, to as iier speci- County, no of the 2346 will fas a County HOPKINS Business Manaa Mav PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE OF THE TIME FIXED QY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OP TUCSON FOR "EARING AND PASSING UPON THE ASSESS- A PROCEEDINGS A A TAKEN FOR THE "LORETTA HEIGHTS I I PAVING IMPROVEMENT Pursuant to the provisions ol Title 1, Chanter 6, Article 1, Arizona Revised Statutes, ant! amendments and supplements thereto, public notice Is hereby given that the Superintendent of ot Ihe Clly of Tucson did on the 20th day of May, 1963, nollfy the Mayor and Council that he had recorded the assessment and warrant for tha "Loretla Heluhts District Paving Improvement." In Ihe City ol Tucson, belno the work Initialed by Resolution No.

5077 of the Resolutions ot the Mayor and Council of Ihe City of Tucson, on (lie in the office of the City Clerk of the Cily ol Tucson, and performed under Slreet Contrad No. 351, on (He In the olfice ol Ihr; Superintendent ol Streels ol the Clly Tucson lo which said resolution and street contracl reference Is hereby made (or a more particular description ol said and that said Mayor and Council of Ihe City of Tucson have i Ihs lime and place for hearing and piisslno on the said assessment and procccdinns theretofore had and taken, at 3:00 o'clock P.M., on the 3rd doy of June, 1943, al the Council Chamber In the City Hall in said City of Tucson. The lots, portions of lots, pieces or parcels ol land In snld City of Tucson which have been assessed lo pay for said Improvement are fully described in assessment so recorded, and the assessment diagram on file In the office ol the Superintendent ol Slreets, to which said assessment and diagram erence Is hereby mnde for a more par' llcular description thereoi; all ol said lols, portions ol lols pieces or parcels ot land being within the present boundaries of the City of Tucson. Said lols, portions of lots, pieces or parcels of land are numbered consecutively, the area In square feet thereof, and the relative location thereof lo the said Improvement are shown on the diagram for said work or improvement on file In the office of Ihe said Superln- lendent of Any owner, Ihe contractor or his as- tlons, or any other person directly Interested in said or In the assessment for the cost and expenses of the same, having any objection to the assessment or any previous proceedings 10:00 a.m., June 5, 1943, In the office ot Ihe Plma County Purchasing Aaenl, 2855 So. Bin Avenue, Tucson, Arizona.

Specifications rclatino to the a a i bid may be procured from the oftlce ol the Plma County Purchasing Aoent, 285i So. 8lh Avenue, Tucson, Arizona. Didder shall be required lo furnish a i i Bid and Pcrlormance Bond acceptable lo Ihe Doard ol Supervisors, The Board ol Supervisors reserves Ihe rloht lo relect or all bids for any reason whatsoever or to a i any Irreo- ularllles or Inlormalilies In tha bids or biddlnn. DONE BY of the Board ot Supervisors this nth day of Mav, 1963. THOMAS S.

A Chairman Board ot Supervisors Pima Counly, Arizona Publish: Tucson Dally Citizen, May 16, 17, IS. 20. 21. It, 23, 2. 25 and 27, 1763.

AMPHITHEATER PUBLIC SCHOOLS Tucson, Arizona NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS NOTICE IS GIVEN that the Business Manoner of Amphitheater High School District 4 ol Plma County, Arizona, actlny as agent for Ihe Board of Supervisors ol Pima County, Arizona, will receive up to, but nol later lhan, M. July 8, sealed bids tor furnllurL- and equipment (or Canyon del Oro School. Such bids shall be received at the Purchasing Department, Amphitheater Public Schools, 13J East Prince Road, Tucson, Arizona, and shall be opened and publicly read aloud at the above a time In the Board Room at The above staled address. Each bid must conform and be responsive lo this Invitation, the General Conditions, the Specifications, and all other documents comprising the pertinent Contracl Documents. Copies of the trnct Documents are now on file and open to public Inspection In Ihe office ol the Business Manager, locotcd nl 125 East Prince Road, Tucson, A i a in said City and Stale.

Each bid shall be accompanied uy a certified check, cashier's check, or bid bond payable lo thg Board ol Supervisors In an amount not less lhan five per cent of Ihe maximum amounl ol the bid. The certified check, cashier's check, or bid bond shall be given as a guaranlce of Intent of the contractor to enter Into a contract should his bid be accepted or us liquidated damages to the Board of Supervisors In Ihe event of (allure or refusal ol the contractor lo enter into a contracl. The certified checks, and cashier's checks will be returned lo the contractors In the event that all bids are relecled. The successful contractor shall provide Phoenician Is Welfare Board Head Dr. David M.

Solomon of Phoenix is the new chairman of the Arizona Board of Public Welfare. Other new officers include vice chairman Duke Cameron of Yuma and board members Mrs. i Willis of Tucson, Robert Bohannon of Scottsdale and George McQuiston of Coolidge. The board also heard the Pinal County a Advisory Council urge a crackdown on fathers who will not support their children. Council representatives said county officials told them nothing could be done about such fathers and suggested a the a Department file complaints against these men even if wives refuse to press charges.

Welfare Commissioner Fen Hildreth said this could be made a board policy. PUBLIC A 5,632,597 32.4% GENERAL GOVERNMENT STREETS HIGHWAYS A RV 2,993,211 PUBLIC WORKS SERVICES 1,387,065 II SANITATION WASTE RECREATION ,934,855 Births St. Josephs Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A.

Dibble. 4054 E. Monteclto, a alrl al 17:17 a.m. May i. Mi.

and Mrs. David C. Bancroft, H15 W. Wctmore, a boy at 3:32 t.rrt. May 75.

Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Anderson, 7304 E. Manana Grande, a boy el 5:59 a.m.

May 25. Mr. am Mrs. William F. Ryan, Ell a glri al 10:30 a.m.

May 25. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Cardenas, 4672 E.

32nd. a alrl at 2:10 p.m. Mdy 25. Mr. and Edward Hekcler.

1063 W. Simmons, a jirl at 2:23 p.m. May 25. Mr. anJ Mrs.

Walter R. DeMllle, 3737 a boy at 3:00 p.m. HOW BUDGET A ARE I I City Departmental Budgets GENERAL GOVERNMENT Mayor and Council Post Auditor City Manager Administration Director's Office Budget and Accounting Treasury Licenses Data Processing Purchasing In the full price. Said surely bond shall be posted within 5 a surely company bond amount of the contract ny i connected therewith, or who claims that days allc jnd sh notlf Mention of Ihe award of Ihc work has not been performed accord IHB to Ihe contract In a good substantial manner, or making any obloctlons to the correctness or legality of the proceedings or claiming that the said assessment or any part thereof should be modified may at any time prior to Ihe time fixed for said hearing tile with the City Clerk of Ihe City of Tucson a written nollce briefly specifying the grounds ol his objections. Al Ihe lime fixed for laid hearing, or at such llmo or times, not later than len days thereafter, to which said hearing may be postponed, the Mayor and Council ol Ihe City of Tucson will hear and pass upon all oblecllons so made and filed.

All decisions and determinations of the said Mayor and Council upon the hearing aforesaid will he final and conclusive as lo all errors, Informalities or Irregularities which said Mayor and Council mlohl have remedied or avoided at any time during the progress of the proceedings The Mayor and Council have deter mined that bonds shall be Issued to represent Ihe cost and expenses of such work or Improvement, and notice Is hereby given that such bonds shall be Issued under the provisions of Title 9, Chapter 6, Article 1, Arizona vised Statutes, and amendmcnls and supplements thereto, In the name of ths Cily of Tucso-1, but payable only out nf a sutcl.ll fund collected In len (10) annual Installments from Ihe assessments of twenty-five dollars (J2i (Xi) or over, remaining unpaid thirty (30) days afler Ihe date ot the warrant, or five (5) days aftor the decision of the legislative body upon an appeal. Bonds payable out nl the first Installment collected shall be payable on the first day of January next a Ihe collccllon of the i installment of the assessment can he made under Ihe provisions of said Title 9, Chapter 4. Article 1. Arizona Revised Statutes, and amendments and supplements thereto, and bonds for approximately a like amount shall be payable on the first day of January ol each year a until all are paid. Said bonds snail bear interest al the rate of three and Ihrce-quartcr per cent OWi) per annum payable on the first day of January and July of each year.

This notice is published in accordance with Resolution No. 5397 ol Ihe Mayor and Council of the City of Tucson, pasted on the 2flth day of May, 1963. (SEAL) A I City Clerk Publish: May 23 24, 15, 27, 28, 1963 Tucson Dally Citizen. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE OF THE TIME I 8Y THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE I OF TUCSON FOR A ING AND PASSING UPON THE AS- the contract lo Ihe successful bidder. Said contract shall be in accordance with provisions of all perllncnl reneral public laws of Ihe Stole of Arizona In clfecl al the time of Ihe execution of the contract, and the contractor shall pay the wage scale as provided by law.

Each bid shall be made out on bid form lo obtained by applying at Ihe olfice of Ihe Business Manager, Amphitheater Public Schools, 125 East Prince Road, Tucson, Arizona, in which the contrnct documents are In file. The Board of Supervisors reserves the prlvllcne of reading any or all bids lor any reason whatsoever, or to waive any Irregularities or Informalities In the bids or In the bidding. No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of 30 days alter the date set for Ihe opening ol equipment listed In the specification Is to be thoroughly coordinated tor color, teslqn and style so as to creale Ihe b-st possible atmosphere and environment lor meaningful learning. Bidders arc advised thnl payment for contracts awarded resulting from this ma call will he mnrie (rom the sale of bnnds authored in that certain election held Ihe day ol June, 19M, a portion of which bo'lds will be offered for a In the fall of 1963. Upon receipt pi from said bond sate, a payments lor hlrts win h- rn-ide.

BOAPO OF EDUCATION Amphllhenter School District acllno for Board of Supervisors of Plma CC By O. HOPKINS Business Publish: Tucson Dally Citizen Mav 22. 23, 24, 25. 27, W63 Reserve Unit Tanks Get Gun Practice Seven tanks and their crews, part of the 8th Tank Battalion of Tucson's Army Reserve i spent the weekend practice firing at the Sahuarita Bombing Range. Lt.

Lee Alexander said crews fired .30 caliber machine guns at fixed and moving targets. The tanks' main armament, 90 i i guns, will be fired this summer during training at Ft. Irwin, Alexander said. Field kitchens were set up at the Sahuarita range to serve the weekend encampment. Lt.

Malcom Zwolinski, safety officer, was in charge of the practice firing. FIRECALIS (Calls in It Hours to a.m. Today) Sub-Total City Attorney i City Courts City Clerk Elections i Personnel I Planning and Zoning I Total PUBLIC SAFETY i Police Department i Administration Uniform Division i Detective Division Records, Detention, Crime Lab i Sub-Total Fire Department 1 Administration Combat Prevention Sub-Total Radio Operations Center Inspections Total Budgeted 1962-63 46,695 17,661 67,798 21,563 27,761 111,656 53,666 64,544 42,952 92,877 415,019 86,247 38,230 30,015 38,397 44,964 75,942 860,968 97,140 1,319,862 208,797 330,948 1,956,747 116,120 1,525,366 63,735 1,705,221 97,515 283,299 4,042,782 NOTICE OF CM.L FO 5 NOTICE IS GIVEN Ihlt sealed blrK win he received flee of Ihe Plma County the of- SESSMENT AND PROCEEDINGS THERETOFORE HAD ANO A FOR THE "FREEDOM HOMES DISTRICT SEWER IMPROVEMENT." Pursuant to the provisions of Tllle 1, Chapter 6, Article Ariiona Revised Statutes, amendments antf supple- menti therclo, puhllc notice Is hereby olven that the Superintendent of Streets til the City of Tucson did on Ihe Mth day of May, 1943. nollfy Ihc Mayor ind Council that he had recorded the assessment and warrant for the "Freedom Homes District Sewer Improvement," In Ihe City of Tucson, belnfl the work Initiated by Resolution No. 953 of the Resolutions of the Mayor and Council of the City of Tucson, on file In the ofllce of Ihe Cllv Clerfc ol the City of Tucson, and performed under Slreet Contract No.

334, on file In Ihe office of the Superintendent of Slrceti ot the City of Tucson lo which said resolution and street contract reference Is By mads for a more particular descrip tion of said work, and thai inlfl Mayor Council of CHy of Tucson have fixed the time and place for hcarinn and Passing on the said assessment nnct pro ceedlni MCC Or lllc i 10 1 1 i Apcnt, 7B5i S. 8th Avenue, Tucson Arl ions UP to 10:30 a.m.. June 11, 1963. for th Dressings; Un- derpads; DlsposflW" Din- pers and Tn furnish Pimn Counlv Ho'njlal with GiHue Sponaos; Dressings; 0 nl.Tpcrs- Underoads and trio 1 for a pcrirH of one (11 bj-nlnnHn July I. W61 in and including June 31.

mi. as per specifications cpMH for hv Plma County Opening of thn Ttid B- -7347 will b- at 10:30 a.m., June 11. in Ihe office of Ihe County Pi'rctns- Inp Aponl, 7055 Sin Avenue Tucson. Arizona. Thermometers (Clinical) HyPOrtc I Neertles and Svrlnres.

To furnish Plmn Counlv Hospital with Thermomders (Clinical). Rectal nn'l Oral; Hypodermic Svrlnges (Gennrnl and Special Purpose); Scmi-dlsposnhln Hynortnrmk Needle; In various slies ind C.ilhetcrs (Folev Type) in various lor a period ol oni- (I) vcir bj-nlnnlno July 1, 1963, lo and includlnq June 31. 1964 as PJr spcclficntlnns lor hv Plmd Counly Openlnn of the nld -53JH vyill be at a.m., Juno 11, iww, in Ihe ofllce of Ihff Plma County Pur- ctmsina 78.SS 6lh Avenue, Tucson, Arizona Specificdlions rnlMInn lo Ihe aforesiirf bids mav be procured from the oflire of thp Plma County Purchnsmp Aqcnt, 7855 S. 6th Avenue. Tucson, nidrtcr hnll required to furnish a sufficient Bid and Performance Bond ac- ccpt.ihl- to the Roird nf Supervisors.

Ro.irrt of Supervisors reserves th- right to reiecl rtnv or all bids for nrw reason or to waive any ir- rcqulnrllles or InformiMltles In Ihe bids or hiddlnn. DONE BY ORDER of the Board of Supervisors this dny of May. 1943. THOMAS JAY, Chairman. Board of Supervisors Pima County Arizona.

PUBLISH: Tucson Dfllty Clliicn May 74, 75, 77. 78. 79. 31, June 1 3 4 and 5, 1963. a.m.

Rescue Truck 1 to 6343 S. Fontana needless call. m. Engines 1. 4, Ladder Truck I lo 13-10 W.

Alameda car fire. p.m. Rescue Truck 1 lo 3174 22nd i old. p.m. Engine I to Rilllto River bed near Flowing Wells Road, grass lire.

(Flowing Wells and Rural.) p.m. Rescue Truck 1 to 422 S. 3rd i aid. p.m. -Engine 2 lo 208 N.

Stone car fire. p.m. Engines 4, 13 lo W. 40lh SI. and Santa Cruz River, trash fire.

p.m.-- Rescue Truck 2100 to Tanque Verde Road, needless call. p.m. Ennines 1, 2, 4, Ladder PUBLIC WORKS SERVICES Public Works Director's Office. Engineering Building Maintenance Automotive Shop Radio Shop. Total STREETS AND HIGHWAYS Traffic Engineering Street Lighting Maintenance Traffic Control General Streets Maintenance Drainage Maintenance Patching i i Cuts Traffic Street Improvements.

Total SANITATION WASTE REMOVAL Sewerage Sewer Maintenance Treatment Plant Sewer Improvements Sub-Total Refuse Garbage Collection. Trash Collection Disposal Street Sweeping Truck 1 to S. Convent nban- doncd house fire. a.m.-Ennlne 9 to 5800 E. Norlh Wllshire Drive, wash down snso- line.

Engine 1 lo 442 5. Convent trash fire. Sub-Total Total LEGAL NOTICE LIBRARIES 50,717 839,642 130,214 96,810 36,736 1,154,119 27,254 120,250 221,023 613,174 99,520 73,576 490,000 1,644,797 85,233 213,609 500,000 798.842 981,500 285,355 181,842 103,555 1,552,252 2,351,094 347,202 Estimated 1962-63 45,816 17,366 67,015 30,216 23,907 90,730 55,793 58,528 37,880 94,839 391,893 94,073 45,132 31,066 38,632 50,195 68,039 849,227 150,893 1,259,823 218,031 329,308 1,958,055 178,232 1,504,886 70,000 1,753,118 87,704 294,847 4,093,724 54,636 990,653 202,646 55,128 20,463 1,323,526 29,659 110,270 214,030 643,245 88,981 84,820 500,230 1,671,235 85,652 220,564 175,700 481,916 1,031,107 281,132 116,396 93,114 1,521,749 2,003,665 348,334 Requested 1963-84 46,237 20,060 66,488 25,628 38,016 180,955 63,399 95,748 124,664 124,932 653,342 101,275 84,030 44,266 50,559 72,897 142,417 1,281,571 847,850 2,217,077 424,335 692,694 4,181,956 222,283 2,397,251 138,525 2,758,059 227,078 510,279 7,677,372 78,297 1,144,849 221,040 172,695 28,259 1,645,140 34,501 137,574 455,795 1,020,697 989,212 128,421 12,541,200 15,307,400 99,517 295,564 1,180,100 5,575,181 1,200,606 516,205 235,731 216,089 2,168,631 3,743,812 998,787 Budgeted 1963-64 47,737 20,060 65,713 24,793 36,911 142,558 59,084 93,183 83,590 115,041 555,160 101,765 81,173 40,021 47,818 74,275 116,576 1.150,298 Fnlrmount, May 2i. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert McKlnney, 8332 E. Julia, a nlrl at p.m. May 25. Mr. and Mrs.

Don Gruenwald, 5149 E. 2th, a girl al 5:32 a.m. May 24. Mr. and Mrs.

DaviC A. Robertson, 454 E. Arajon, A olrl at e.m. May 26. Mr.

ana Mrs, Christopher Kees.il, N. Palo Verde, a girl at p.m. May J6. Mr. and Mn.

Gerald Wyant, Rt. 3, Box 899, Tucson, a alrl at 12:78 a.m. May 27. Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Blevins, 650 E. Vlcksburs, a boy at 2:22 a.m. May 11. St. Mary's Hospital Mr.

and Mrs. John Medina, 3710 N. Los Altos, a girl at 11:10 p.m. May 24. Mr and Mrs.

Utbaldo Arrendondo, 4202 S. 9th, a girl at p.m. May 26. Mr. and Mrs, Joe Gonzales, 619 Calle Garcia, girl al 2:27 p.m.

May 25. Mr. and Mrs. Vicente A. Mains, 94T 1 E.

a boy nl 10:30 May 25. Mr. ana Mrs. James Jackson, 45S7 N. Romero, a girl at 4:44 a.m.

May 26. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Skyles, 3511 E.

Gerald, a oirl at P.m. May 26. Tucson Medical Center Mr. ana Mrs. Bruce Sears, 442 Calle Rita, alrl al 10:20 a.m.

May 24. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mills. 5675 E.

Burns, a boy at 4:31 p.m. May 24. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scott, 3355 H.

Los Altos, boy at 8:13 p.m. May 24. Mr. and Mrs Sidney Morgen, 3T3I E. a boy it 11:47 p.m.

May 24. and Mrs. Donald Ipzen, Kent PL, a sirt at 3:51 a.m. May 15. Mr.

and Mrs. Abelarflo Llamas, 317 Alia Vista, a boy at 7:54 a.m. May 25 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stllwell, 333J Romero a alrl at 11:07 am May 25.

Mr. ana Mrs. Robert Stecy, 5813 2nd, a 9trl at 11:37 a.m. May 75. Mr.

and Mrs. Tommy Martin, Rt. 9 Box 275, a boy at 11:54 a.m. May 25 and Mrs, Kent Mobdale, 2533 E. Valencia, a alrl at 2:14 m.

Mav 25. and Mrs. Joseph Landry. 1805 S. Craycroft, a girl at 5:18 p.m.

May 25. and Mrs. Larry Levell, 2244 E. 36th, a alrl at p.m. May 25.

Mr. and Mrs. John Flanigan, 127 N. Lanaley, a boy at 9:02 p.m. May 25.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewallen, 4409 E. 17th, girl at 1:26 a.m. May 26.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ohnstad, 1235 E. Blacklltfoe, a boy at 3:58 a.m. May 24.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson, 84 Polo Village, a girl at 3:13 a.m. May 26. and Mrs.

Patrick Weldmann, 6839 E. 39th. a boy al 4:37 a.m. May It. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Lcskovsky, 431 W. 39th, a boy at 5:32 a.m. May 26. and Mrs.

Charles Slurv, 5134 E. Bellevue, a boy at 6:01 e.m. May 26. Mr. and Mrs.

Antonio Guasp, 425 E. airground, a girl at 10:35 a.m. May 2. Mr. anr 1 Mrs, Clark Vanaervoort, 3950 E.

Blackliage, 8 boy at p.m. May 26. Mr. Mrs. Joe Ronley, 1055 E.

Weymouth, a boy at 3:23 p.m. May 26. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald 1948 W.

Rlvervlew, a girl at 4:15 p.m. May 26. Mr. ann Mrs. Frank 245 W.

Santa Maria, a boy at p.m. May 26. Mr. and Mrs. Rock James, Box 173, Sshuarlta, a girl at a.m.

Mr. arid Mrs. Robert Plorkowskl. Avenida Planeta, a bey 3 5 2 a.m. Mr and Mrs, Michael Abrams, 6212 E.

30th, girl al a.m. May 27. Motorcyclist Tossed. Hurt Critically Thrown from his motorcycle when he failed lo make a curve, a 32-year-old Tucson man was injured, but probably can credit his crash helmet for saving his life. The victim, Kenneth R.

Copley, 3434 Valencia was reported in critical condition today at St. Mary's Hospital. He suffered a broken left leg and head i Authorities were told the accident occurred as Copley was driving with two other motorcyclists north on Kinney Road, just south of old Tucson, at about 10:30 p.m. Saturday. His companions, Robert C.

Gibson, 32, of 1202 W. Garnette and Wayne Schrader, 23, of 1258 W. Garnette, said Copley was riding behind them at the time of the accident. They missed i turned back and found him in a wash. Gibron said Copley's crash helmet was still fastened.

Deputy Sheriff Albert M. Pina said he planned to cite Copley for a i to control speed. eedlnas theretofore had and InKcn, rOO o'clock P.M., on the 3rd day ol Hall in said City of Tucson. 1943, at Ihe. Chamber In Ihe Clly The lo parce Improvement are "fully described In the The lots, portion of Ti Ions of pieces parcels of land In laid Cily ol Tucson hich have been amssed lo DSV lor snld assessment so recorded, and Ihe assess- mint diagram on file In the olfice of the Superintendent of to which s.ild and diagram reference is Krlotlon thereof; all ol snld lols.

for a morn, particular, de rc ho of land are of lols pieces or parcels o( helnp within the present boundarl he City of Tucson Snfrt lots, porllc es of portions of thereof to the atd Improvement are 'n en (Me dlnnrarp for said work or ovement on flit In the olfice of Ihe numbered consecullvalv the area In snuara itet Ihireof. the relitivn location thi jtitwn frnorov Superintendent of Streets. Any ownjr, contractor or nil or any other onrjnn directly Inlsr- In salt! worV, or In Ihi assessment the cost expends ot the same. any ablrctlon the assessment or CITY OF TUCSON DEPARTMENT OF PURCHASES HALL-TUCSON, A I A NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS Sealed proposals will bo received In the office of the City Purchaslno Aient, Clly Hrtfl Tucson, ArlioiifT, until 4:00 P.m. on Ihe day ol June 6, 1943 for furnlshinn the material, supplies, equipment or services, or for supplying Ihe materi.ils dolna work necessary for Ihe repair, construction, or Improvement, n' Ihe case mny as Indicated by the Items hcrcunder listed and In Accordance with the applicable specifications.

Copies of plnni specifications and Instructions to bidders are upon request from Ihe office of the Pur- rhnslno Adenl, City Hall, Tucson, Ariiona. A All Items contained In the Instructions lo bidders are Applicable to this cnll for bids. Nn bid may he withdrawn after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids for at least Ihlrtv (30) etayj. All bids recalved at the time set for receipt of bids will be opener! publicly and read aloud In the City Hall Tucson, Arlrona. Any bid reelvet subsequent to Ihe and time set for receiving bids will he returned unopened and wit' not be considered.

Envelope containing bid shall be mnrked plainly, "SEALED BID" -with A I A or I DESCRIPTION, bid call number, dale, and time ot closlna writlen thereon. Each bidder must submll with his bid, either a i i check on arty b.ink. or a cashier's check on a bank doing business in the City of Tucson, in the amount ot None (J -0- 1 rtolUrs, payable to the Cllv ol Tucson, as ,1 guarantee thai Ihe successful b'dder will supply material services as specified. F. The Cily Purchasing Agent reserves the right to rcoulre the successful bidder to furnish a performance bond.

When required, sold bond shall he furnished, within scvcnlv two 7 2 hours afler i i a i of sward, in nn amount not to exceed one hundred (Ifl0 a i) per cent of the total hirl rrlct, The bid security deposits shall be returned to unsuccessful bidders on data or award or rejection of and In the successlul bidder upon delivery of material and'or service and acceptance by the City, or upon delivery to Ihe City of a i a performance bond If required. G. Provided Arljona Sales Tax or State Use a Is applicable on the material furnished, bidder r.hnll include an amnunl sufficient to cover snld fix 'n his bid. otherwise It will not he allowed. Federal Excise a If there Is such a tax involved, shill be excludM in casff.

The City Finance Director upon request will execute exemption certificates for same. City of Tucson Rusiness Prlvi- lefje Llcan-e Tax i a If applicable, should be listed separately by bidder, otherwise It will be assumed 'hat an amount sufficient to cover said tax has been Included In the hid. BID CALL NO. 1734763 BIOS DUE--June 6, W3 4:00 P.m. A I A AND'OP SEPVICE Indefinite Quantities of: Reflectnrlilnn Glasf.

Beads The City Purchasing Aoent lor the City ot Tucson reserves the right to re- lect any or all bids, or any part thereof, or to accept any hlrt or any part thereof, or to waive inv Informalities In any bid, deemed to he for th- b-sl Interest of the City of Tucioi CITY OF TUCSON SIONF.Y A. WILSON Cltv PurchMlng Publish: Mny PARKS AND RECREATION Administration Recreation Parks Maintenance Golf Courses Baseball Parks Total NON-DEPARTMENTAL DEBT SERVICE TOTAL This table shows the sums recommended for ench city department and agency during 1963-64 by City Manager Mark Kcnne. The first column shows the amount 12,905 328,318 948,038 237.0G2 24.130 1,550,453 2,089,084 592,163 12,905 341,840 860,036 239,301 21,306 1,475,388 1,745,747 472.163 35,779 613,962 2,051,498 279,784 55,551 3,036,574 491,903 434,760 188,201 1,833,234 302,652 405,297 2,729,384 182,936 2,066,103 105,628 2,354,667 166,230 382,316 5,632,597 75,178 1,113,129 179,334 1,387,065 53,047 127,035 335,356 741,601 180,575 87.897 1,467,700 2,993,211 93,840 236,462 102,080 432,382 1,073,797 327,393 137,924 130,036 1,669,150 2,101,532 779,394 29,317 421,491 1,200.111 258,022 25,914 1,934,855 773,056 619,100 South Tucson Voters Ballot For Council A total of 275 out of 1,451 eligible voters had cast ballots by noon today in South Tucson's Town Council election. Eight candidates, all but one of them Democrats, are running for the seven seats. The town hall courtroom is the only polling place.

Voting ends at 7 p.m. Democrats seeking the seats are Joe G. Barraza, George Barringer, Joseph A. Castillo, J. Q.

Elias, Ernest Mejia, Frank M. Santa Cruz and Jesus D. Ybarra. Frank Hillary is the lone Republican to challenge the Democratic slate. Mejia is the present mayor.

Other incumbents are Castillo, Santa Cruz, Ybarra and Hillary. 14,632,662 13,983,009 34,617,319 17,371,108 budgeted for each during the current fiscal year. The second column shows the estimated amount each agency will have spent by June 30. Column 3 is the amount the departments requested for next year, and column 4 shows the amount recommended by Keane when he presented the budget to the council today. School For Blind To Graduate exercises will be held at the Arizona State School for the Deaf and Blind at 8 p.m.

Thursday. A program, "Hands Across the Sea," will precede the exercises. Dr. E. W.

Tillinghast, superintendent, will present diplomas to 22 students. Tucson graduates i Colleen Belt, Michael Coins, Michael Golightly, Hootpn, a i McElfrcsh, Evelina Scott, a Valencia and Martha Van Cisc. The all-student program will a 64 boys and girls from the Department for the Deaf and a 28-member chorus from the Department of the Visually Handicapped. Cop Mounts Ladder Of Theft Suspect Using the suspect's own ladder, South Tucson Patrolman Clayton Douglas early today climbed onto the Monte Carlo Tavern, 1900 S. 4th and chased a 20-year-old youth off the roof and into the arms of Pete Sanchez of the South Side Merchant Patrol.

Dennis 1034 35th was booked at South Tucson Jail on suspicion of burglary. Louglas said the suspect dropped tools and some loot in his flight across the rooftop. a said a Thomnson inside the tavern he was making a routine I check. The suspect emoved coins from several machines and also had pock- ted three bottles of whisky, Sanchez said. While a i i i out of the tavern a hole that had been Hit in the roof, Sanchez asked a passing motorist to summon aid.

Douglas responded. FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS ARM1JO, Armando 32, of 5126 S. 6th, died May 25th. Survived by wife, Natalia, a daughter, Rosalind, two sons, Armando and Carlos; his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Cruz Armijo, four sisters, Mrs. Mary Bonn, Mrs. Armida Garcia, Mrs. Genoveva Villa- cencio, a Smith; 2 brothers, Rudy and George. Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m., Monday at Tucson Mortuary Ch a I Mass will be offered at 9 a.m., Tuesday, Santa Cruz Church.

Burial will follow in Holy Hope Cemetery. BOGGS, Catherine 83, of 3408 E. 3rd died May 26. Survived by her husband, William of Tucson; a son, William B. Boggs IV, of Montreal, Canada, and a daughter, Mrs.

Ann Boggs Ross, Port Credit, Ontario, Canada. Memorial services Monday 3 p.m., in the Parker-Arizona Mortuary Chapel, with the Rev. Roy Smith, Trinity Presbyterian Church, officiating. BRADLE, John Age 58, of 1415 W. Wetmore died on May 25th.

Survived by wife, Ann, two sons, Arthur and Jack, and one grandson. Visitation Monday afternoon and evening at Adair Funeral Home. Services and interment Ridgewood, N.Y. CONNER, Hepsey, Marie, 82 years, of 1141 N. Norton, died May 25th, survived by son John of Tucson.

Rosary will be recited Monday at 8 p.m. at Ariiona Mortuary Chapel with Requiem High Mass 9 o'clock Tuesday morning, SS Peter Paul Catholic Church. Burial will follow at Holy Hope Cemetery. DARNELL, Mrs. Elsie, 80, of 1045 N.

5th died May 24th. Wife of the late Judge George Darnell. A Tucson resident since 1917. Funeral 1:30 Monday afternoon at Arizona Mortuary with Rev. J.

Robert Moffett officiating. Interment will follow at Evergreen Cemetery. FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS QUIMBY, Mrs. MkybcU, 85, of 2001 N. Park, died May 27.

Arrangements pending. Arizona Mortuary, RAYMOND, Edward, 70, of 1295 W. Miracle Mile, died May 25th. Native of New York, Tucson resident 10 years. Survived by relatives in Michigan.

Arrangements by Arizona Mortuary. RODRIGUES, Brlgltte C. Arrangements by Valley Funeral Home. 2545 N. Tucson Blvd.

SCHAFFNER, Miss Maude 88, of El Presidio Hotel, died May 25th, at a local' rest home. Survived by a cousin, Joseph Schaffner, of New York City. Arrangements by Arizona Mortuary. WELCH, Joan of 4758 E. Andrew, entered into rest May 26.

Wife of William: mother of David, Anita, Lois and Virginia; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weissenburger of New York; sister of Charles Weissenburger, Mrs. Diane McHugh, both of New York. Funeral services 10:00 a.m., May 28, L.D.S.

Fourth Ward Chapel. Visiting hours 2-8 p.m., May 27. Funeral Home. WOOD, John-Eva, 70, i City, died May 23. Survived by husband, Herbert; 2 sons, John H.

and Herbert 1 daughter, Margaret Overson; 5 sisters, Mrs. J. B. Nevius, Mrs. F.

W. Hannah, Mrs. R. H. Batron, Mrs.

Shelby Newland and Mrs. F. G. Huit; 2 brothers, W. E.

Hilton and L. B. Hilton. Former resident Tucson. Moved to King City, 7 years ago.

Services will be conducted Tuesday, 10 a.m. at Adair Chapel, with Father George Ferguson of St. Philips-in- the-Hills Episcopal officiating. Interment South Lawn. Rotes and Deadlines Minimum Cash Ad 10 Words MMnimum Charne 10 Words il.69 Five Words to the a Per Word Number of Consecutive Days 1 (Same Copy) 7 (Same Copy) 3 (Same Copy! "iame Copy) iame Copy) Same Copy) Same Copy) All Day a i ,24 32 35 J2 4 Plus City S.

State Sales Tax Cnanqe ot Copy Charge 50c Charge 75c Addition)! Box Number Service DEADLINES New Ads--Weekdays 5 P.M. Change of copy, corrections and cancellations 4 P.M. New Ads--Saturday 4 P.M. Change of copy, corrections and cancellations-Saturday 8 A.M. to 2 P.M.

Sunday 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. IMPORTANT: Check your ad the first day it appears; In event of error please call Immediately to have it corrected. CLAIMS WILL BE ALLOWED FOR MORE THAN ONE INCORRECT INSERTION. PHONE MA 2-5855 Classifications a numbered and appear in numerical order.

CLASSIFIED INDEX 1 7 4 SMALL iFrom simple patch or roof lor your car port to a complete iiuw roof for your home. P. L. (Dally can offer Tucson's finest hcrvlce. call for FREE ESTIMATE Roofing and Construction Co, JOB TOO SMALL 1027 H.

MAIN MA2-B844 LANGERS for all your floral nerds. 60 E. Pennlngton MA 2-4838 Tom Inglis Flowers 1361 E. BROADWAY MA 2-4643 GREEN, Marlon, 65, of 121 W. 17th died on May 25.

Survived by wife, Virginia, son, Arthur, sisters, Doris Smith and Mcna Woods. Captain Green was a Veteran of World Wars I and II. He entered military service in 1913 at Columbus, Ohio and retired in Phoanix, in 10-17. He came to Arizona with the 25th Infantry in 1918, where he served as regimental sergeant major for over 27 years. He was commissioned in 19-12, and served in the South Pacific Theater of Operations during World War II.

After his retirement he made Tucson his home. He was a charter member ot Post 1713, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Services Wednesday, 11 a.m., at Prince Chapel, AME, with Reverend A. A. Morgan officiating.

Interment South Lawn. Arrangements by Adair Funeral Home. KERSHAW, Dr. Cass 63, 2525 N. Alvernon, died May 27.

Services and interment Plymouth. Mich. Arrangements hy Adair Funeral Home. McGOWAN, Mabel 55, of 219 W. Plata, died May 25th.

Native of Minnesota, Tucson resident since Survived by her husband Chauncey; sons, David and Vernon, daughters, Ann Vaagen and Kathleen McGowan; also by five grandchildren. Services Tuesday, 1:30 p.m., at Our Saviours Lutheran Church. Interment, Evergreen Cemetery. Arrangements hy Arizona Mortuary. Airplanes for Announcements Antiques Appraisals Apts.

Furnished--Rent jij Aotb. Unfurn. Rent Auto Painting, Repairs 33 Auto Parts. 37 Autos for Rent 31 Autos for Sale Autos Transportation 5 Autos Wanted 78 Baby Furniture i5 Birds. Tropical Fish, etc 4 Boats for Sale 47 Building Materials 55 Business Directory 1 Business Frontage Business Opportunities 150 Business Property 170 Business Rentals Business Training 9 Cash Registers Chfid Care 73 Chinchillas Christmas Gifts, Suggestions 1G Clothesline Poles 17 Clothinn lor Sale 47 Onus, Cats.

Pets 73 Employment Agencies I Employment Prep 10 Farm. Ranch Equipment 16 Farms Ranches 173 Female Help, Instructions 17 Fireplace Wood 54 Foods, Groceries SO Funeral Announcements Funeral Directors IB Garnoes, Rent Guest Ranches 145 Wanled. Female IS Help Wanted. Male Help Wanted, Male i. Female Hi-Fi.

Stereo, Recorders Hotels. Guest Houses lev Household Goods '3 Housekeeping Rooms 1C7 Houses for Sale Houses for Sale Furnished 19' Houses. Furnished--Rent Houses. Unfurnished--Rent 136 Imported Cars 30 Income Property JM Industrial Property 171 Industrial Rentals In Memorism ,1,4 Investment Property Jewelry Let's Swap Livestock Real Estatt Los! A Found Lols for Sale Machinery for Rent Machinery for Male Help. Instructions JJ Male Help, Invest Req Meals, Pishes Minerals Misctllancous for Sale Mobile Homes, Tralltrs Money to invest -Money to Loan Money Wanted Mortgages, Contracts, Sale Molorrycles Dikes, Scoottn Musical tnstrumcnfs New Merchandise Nursery, Landicaplna Office, Business Open Houses for Sale Out of Town Property Out of Town Rantils Outdoor Furniture Pawn Shops Personals Pholoqraphlc Equipment -Piano Tuning Pianos, Poultry, Produce, i Property Management i Real Estate Real Estali Training Real a Wanted Resorts Homes Room Board Room A Room Wlihout doard I 59 64 1S3 to Sal Sill Want aiviiiivii ituations Winlid, Specialt Sporllrtfi di id, tij.

Goflfl Stamps 4 Co Suburban Property.