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B.M.Cockrill Dies; Rites Saturday SCOTTSDALE-B. Mark Cockrill, 68, owner of Mark Cockrill Enterprises, 217 S. Hinton, died yesterday in a Phoenix hospital. Mr. Cockrill was chairman of the fund-raising drive to build the Scottsdale Boys Club and was of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce in 1959.

He had developed real estate and planned water systems for Arizona towns. He was developer of an industrial area at Second Street and Hinton. He planned sewage treatment plants and water systems in Kingman, Tolleson, Mesa, Somerton and at Turf Paradise. Mr. Cockrill was graduated from Mississippi with a degree in engineering.

He moved to Arizona 22 years ago and had resided in Scottsdale the past 10 years at 8520 E. McDonald Drive. He was born in Jackson, Tenn. He had served on the architectural board of the Scottsdale Town Council from 1958 to 1965 Rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in Messinger Mortuary, 515 E.

Indian School Mass of Requiem will be sung at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church, 101 S. Miller. Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery, Phoenix.

Friends may call at the mortuary after 7 p.m. today. Survivors include his wife, Virginia two sons, Mark H. in Hawaii and Stephen G. of Scottsdale; three daughters, Melinda of Scottsdale, Mrs.

Charles Bruer of Jackson and Mrs. Milton Ratliff of Memphis, a brother, out of state; four grandchildren and two great- grandchildren. The family suggests contribu- Obituaries Thomas Croaff Jr. Phoenix Attorney Thomas J. Croaff a Phoenix attorney for 25 years, died yesterday in St.

Joseph's Hospital. He was 54. Croaff, of 2514 N. Eighth was born in Roanoke, and came to Phoenix in 1915. He attended Phoenix Union High School and was graduated in 1935.

He attended Phoenix College and ivas graduated from Arizona State University in 1945 with a B.A. in education. Two years later he received a master's degree from ASU in education. He was admitted to the State Bar of Arizona in 1942 and to tions Club. to the Scottsdale Boys Fount M.

Barksclale THOMAS CROAFF JR. Services Tomorrow Jeanne Dann Services for Mrs. Jeanne S. Dann, 27, will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow in A.

L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. Mrs. Dann, 4501 N.

Second died Tuesday in Good Samaritan Hospital after being injured in an auto accident here April 3. Mrs. Dann was graduated from the University of Indiana. Born in Minneapolis, she moved to Phoenix in July 1966 from Boston. Survivors include her husband, B.

Michael Dann; two children, Michelle and Bryan, all of Phoe- TOLLESON Fount nix; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. practice before the U.S. Supreme Court in 1948. Croaff was a Democratic precinct committeeman in the North High School district for 10 years and was elected to the post of presidential elector three times, in 1956, 1960 and 1964.

He was an unsuccessfu candidate for Maricopa County Superior Court Judge in 1950 failed in a bid for the Arizona Senate from Maricopa in 1962, and lost a campaign I win a Corporation Commission seat last year. A Navy veteran of World Wa II, Croaff was a past command er of the Sunnyslope Post of th American Legion; past presi ent of the Fraternal Order agles, Glendale; past pres "lub; and past inspector gen- ral for the Rosicrucian Order- iMORC. Surviving are his mother, vlrs. Thomas J. Croaff and a brother, Vernon B.

Croaff, ioth of Phoenix. His father, rvho died in 1950, was a Super- or Court judge. Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at A. L.

Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. Cremation will follow. Dorothy Woolery Mrs. Dorothy M.

Woolery, 64, a resident of Phoenix seven Barksdale, 68, who was an em- ploye of the city hall and fire department here, died Tuesday in a Phoenix hospital. Mr. Barksdale, 9306 W. Washington, was an Army veteran of World War I and a Disabled American Veteran member. Born in Mississippi, he came to Arizona 22 years ago from Memphis, Tenn.

Services will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow in A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, 33 W. Adams, Phoenix.

Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Era; a daughter, Mrs. Jean E. Chapman of Tolleson; a brother out of state; three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. "rayton Schwestka of Michigan City, and a sister in Indianapolis.

The family suggests contributions to the American Cancel Society. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Rose Giambalvo SCOTTSDALE Rosary fa Mrs. Rose Giambalvo, 87, died yesterday in Scottsdali Baptist Hospital, will be at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow in Mes singer Mortuary, 515 E.

Indian School. Mass of Requiem will be said at 9 a.m. Saturday in Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic I Church, 101 S. Miller. Burial in SI.

Mrs. Giambalvo, 7630 E. Ava- on, was born in Italy and came ere four years ago from Italy. Survivors include two sons, of Chicago and James of Imwood Park, two daugh- ers, Mrs. Margaret Sacco and Wary Giambalvo, both of cottsdale; eight grandchildren nd 28 great-grandchildren.

Friends may call at the mortuary after 1 p.m. today. Juana Lopez Mrs. Juana Zapata Lopez, 76, ho was born in Mexico and moved to Phoenix 39 years ago rom Superior, died yesterday a Phoenix hospital. Rosary will be recited at 8 tomorrow in Mortensen Funeral Center, 1020 W.

Washington. Mass of Requiem will be said at 8:30 a.m. Saturday in Immaculate Heart Catholic Church, 909 E. Washington. Burial will be in St.

Francis Cemetery. Mrs. Lopez, 3254 E. Jefferson, is survived by her husband, Cristobal; a daughter, Mrs. Magdalena Espinoza of Phoenix; and a son, Barney Baiz of Phoenix; two sisters and a brother in Mexico; nine grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.

John Fair Greff John Fair Greff, 44, of 2217 N. 25th died yesterday in Phoenix VA Hospital. A native of Minnesota, Mr. Marriage ABBOTT-PLACE, Gary 18, VC25 N. 23rd Drive; Joyce 16.

42.18 N. Second Ave. Ivey Wlllirt 63, 5612 S. 27th Place; Mariam Serai- dine, 52, Route 1, Pboonlx. BROWN-UTZ, Jim 21, Scottviale; Anita 20.

620 N. Second Ave. BUTLER-ROLLINS, Melvin 30, Tollrson; Sharon 22, 152.1 Monroe. COOK-DILLIE, Leonard, 27, Phoe- Linda Kay, 20, Peorla. COX-ARMER, Georat t'l, San Francisco; Mary Coy, 23, N.

11th Ave. CRITTENDEN-SOWERS, Jarros 29, 2509 N. 29fh Place; Heidemarie, 37, Good- N. 30th Drive; Gladys A. 55, 3220 E.

Cypress. FREESE-ESPINOZA, Rudy L. 38, ent of the Phoenix 50-50 Lions Greff came to Phoenix in 1950 from Alhambra, Calif. He was a watch repairman. Surviving are his wife, Bernice; two daughters, Jane and Julie; a son, Frank; a sister, Margaret Greff; and a brother, Richard Greff, all of Phoenix.

Rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in Whitney and Murphy Chapel. Mass of Requiem will be said at 9 a.m. Saturday at the Church of St. Agnes.

Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery. William W. Taylor GLOBE Services for William Wesley Taylor, 74, who years died yesterday in Crest- djed Tuesd in amj Daily Crossword Puzzle ACROSS 1 Sudden fear 6 Too bad! 10 Crystallint compound 14 Political assembly 15 Thoroughfare 16 Over again 17 Wildcat: 2 words 19 of Austria 20 More hackneyed 21 Impregnates 23 Important Red 25 Cut 26 British teenager: Slang 27 Nothing 29 suit 31 Negative word 33 Cuckoo 34 U.S. fur merchant 36 Called 40 Street sign 42 Fisherman 44 Bog 45 Glory 47 City in Oregon 49 Position of golf ball 50 Process of doing 52 Farm building 53 Was out front 54 Serpent 57 Teacher's degree: Abbr.

59 Fish 61 Truck drivers' helpers 64-Sea 67 Sambal language 68 Important emotion: 2 words 70 China 71 Revelers' cry 72 Wellnnd 73 Peruse printed matter 74 Moist 75 African animal DOWN 1 Nato or Seato, e.g. 2 Gelatinlike product 3 Very large cardinal number A Angry 5 Musical flourish 6 The whole of 7 arrative poems 8 Records of a year Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: view Lodge. Mrs. Woolery, 2116 W. Picadil- was a member of Ml.

larmel Lutheran Church in Minneapolis. She was born in Sweden. Private services will be tomorrow in Grimshaw's Bethany Chapel. Burial will be in Golden Gate National Cemetery, San Bruno, Calif. Survivors include her husband, Earl; a daughter, Elizabeth Woolery of San Francisco; and a sister out of state.

John C. Hyde YUMA Mass of Requiem for John C. Hyde, 13, who died yesterday in Parkview Baptist Hos pital, will be said at 9:30 a.m. today at St. Francis Catholic Church here.

Burial will be in Desert Lawn Memorial Park. He was born in Buffalo, N.Y., and he and his family moved to Wellton six years ago. He was a student for the past three years at the Wellton Eelementary School. Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John M. Hyde; one sister, Mary Elizabeth Hyde, a 11 of Wellton; his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Ryberg of Tucson; and his paternal grandparents, Mr.

Mrs. Arden Hyde of Buffalo. tion Hospital, will be at 5 p.m. tomorrow at Walker's Globe Mortuary. Burial will be in Reslhaven Cemetery.

Mr. Taylor retired in 1959 as mechanic at Copper Cities Copper Co. in Globe. He had also worked for Inspiration Copper Co. He had lived in the Globe-Mi ami area 25 years and in Ari zona 30 years.

He was born in Goldthwaite, Tex. He is survived by his wife, Sophie; one son, Wilsie of Midland City; one daughter, Mrs. Alene Williamson of Little Acres; two brothers and four sisters out of state; six grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Charles S. Conlon CASA GRANDE Rosary for Charles S.

Conlon, 69, who died yesterday in a Casa Grande hospital, will be recited at 7:30 p.m. today at Cole and Maud Mortuary. Burial will be in Pocahontas, Iowa. Mr. Conlon had lived in Arizona City south of here the past five years.

He was a member of the Knights of Columbus in Fort Dodge, Iowa, and a member of the first board of directors of the Arizona City Chamber of Commerce. OO, 1422 E. Hammond Lane; Rose E. Hammomi Lane. GRIFFITH-LACKEY, Thomas Leo, 25, 2041 N.

40th Diane, 23, 1024 E. Culver. GUYER-ROBBINS, Glenn 32, Tempe; Murlene 24, 1118 HOPPER.SMERMAN, Ernest 24, 3523 W. Grove; Linda 19, 3515 HOWARD'-EDWARDS, Robert William, 30, Downey, Calit; Laura Adele, 29, Scottsdale. JIMENEZ-LOPEZ, Maxlmillano 24, 2820 N.

49th Isabel 25, Glendale. Alfred John, 25, 2725 W. Las Palmarltas; Sally Sue, 27. Mesa. KONKRIGHT-JENSEN, Robert 34, 1660 W.

Bell Road; Sandra "28, 1606 W. Becker Lana LEON-AROS, Vivlano 31, 811 17th Mary Jane, '27, 422 N. 13th Place MOOR-LAY, Wallace 37, 919 Place; Charlene 23, 919 N. 22nd Place. RICHASON-WOOD, Theron A 5656 W.

Roma; Rachc'l Leach, 53, 4107 W. Sheridan. ROBBINS-HOUSE, William 33, 360 Windsor; Norm June, 27, 360 E. Windsor. RUDD-RHODES, Bradley Warren, 20, 6703 N.

15th Donna Vee. 19, 321 W. Northern SHIRA-ARNOLD, Austin 42, 4101 E. Moreland; Dorothy 38, 3537 E. Cambridge.

TRAINOR-HARlNG, Ronald Rov, 21, San Francisco; Carrvln 18, Scottsdale. WILEY-CHRISTENBURY, Marvin Arnold, 26, 923 E. Vineyard; Linda 20, 1728 Buckr-ye Road. BASHAM-BOBLETT, John T. 50, 32L Mfl Frances, 48, 1002 W.

Madison BOOARDUS-CLIPPINGER, Steven Richard 24, 2114 W. Solano Drive; Wllma Kalhrvn, 19, .4430 N. Eighth CARTAGENA-ESCARCEGA, Alfonso, 27, 1123 S. 10th Christina DOMINQUE7-MORALBS, Ruflna 24, 1004 S. Place; Carmen 23, 1340 F.

Polk DURAN-RUBALCAVA, Fred 26, 4255 W. Cavalier Lucina, 26, 648 W. Hardwood GENTNER-SMITHIGER, James Clement, 24, Flagstaff; Charyl Sue, 21, Glendale. GPBEM-REMNFTT, Pirhard Arthur, 23, 4711 Polk; Linda Lou, 21, 112. 1 E.

McDowell HERNANDF7-VCGA, Ponciano, 19; Nolberta Cluadia, 17, both of Guadlupe. H05TETLFR-LAY, James Leland, 25; Judith Ann, 21, both of Temoe. MESA LUTHERAN HOSPITAL BARGANSKI, Edward and Anita, 961 S. Drew, Mesa, boy, April 7. LI TL Larry and 1715 VV.

Whllten, qirl, April 7. WHITE, Wllford and Shirley, 6S6 E. Seventh Place, Mesa, boy, April 7. DONINGUEZ, Adam and Irene. 309 S.

Harris, Mesa, boy, April 8. OLSON, Wesley and Madrene, 8554 E. Sage Drive, Scottsdale, boy, RHOTON, Bert and Laurie, 1909 E. Concorda Drive, Tempe alrl, April 8. KASTURI, D.

R. and Prema, 1019 E. Lemon Tempe, girl, April 9. HAWLEY, Sharon and Charles. 1323 S.

Sunset, Tempo, bov, April 10. SOUTHSIDE DISTRICT HOSPITAL BR.ACKNEY, Robert and Lorna, Si E. Ninth Mesa, bov, April 7. MOON, Allen and Joan, 1026 Grand St Mesa, girl, April 7 AEPLI, Emmett and Helen, 1014 Concorda Drive, Tempe, boy, April 9. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL GUNTFR, Howard and Rettv, 1215 S.

31st boy, April 9. LcCHiirM, nanny and Mollv, 1709 E. Illini, girl, April 9 ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL April 7 5 BLOODWORTH, Thomae and Judith, 6308 N. 37th Ave girl HILL, Walter and Vlviene, 2811 Greenfield Road, igrl.

McCORMICK, Daniel and Carole, 1424 Stanley Place, Apt. 1, Tempe, boy. SATALA, Fred and Rosellne, 4041 N. Third boy. WARINNER.

Rockne and Peggy, 5716 N. Black Canyon, Apt. 43, boy. Printed Pattern Churr.li official 10 German territory 11 Former Fr. protectorate 12 Musical direction 13 Fabric 18 Song-like 22 Preposition 24 Memorabilia 27 U.S.

poet and humorist 28 See 22 Down 30 Weights of India 32 Curler's head covering 35 Ignited again 37 Heavy ivenial burden Lake between Huron Ontario 4 "1 Legal paper Blue grass 43 Reapply greases: Abbr. 46 Law enforcement group; Abbr. 48 Ruler 51 Abounded 54 Moving about 55 Farm animals 56 Himalayan carnivore 58 Handled the wheel 60 Calm 62 Prevailing general attitude 63 Pack o5 Grand ot Muscovy 66 French 68 Exclam. of surprise Survivors Hen; two sons, Herbert of Fort i Dod Iowa an John of Harri- ison, N.J.; three daughters, Mrs. Services for Mrs.

Rosemary Francis Brown of Arizona City Ann KUleen, 39, will be conduct-JMrs. Arlo Daughty and Mrs'. Rosomary A. Jed at noon tomorrow at Grimshaw's Bethany Chapel, 710 W. Bethany Home.

Mrs. Killeen, 1707 E. Roma, died Tuesday in Memorial Hospital. She was born in Silvis, 111., and moved to Phoenix from Minneapolis in 1963. Survivors are her husband, David H.

Killeen a daugh- jter, Kathleen Killeen; and a son, jDavid all of Phoenix; and two brothers out of state. Friends may call at the Robert Ostblpom of Iowa; two I sisters and five brothers out of, state; and 16 grandchildren. Legal Advertising Is hereby given that the Town Buckeye will offer for lease to the Public, by sealed bids to the highest and ffst bidder, on the 18th day of April, 1967, at the hour of 8:00 P.M., at the Town Council chambers In the Town of Buckeye, approximately 31,000 square of floor space In the building located at 301 Center, Street, Buckeye, in the County of Maricopa, Stale of Arl- Any. 0 Interested In inspecting available bunding may do so by contact- Ing Mr. W.

G. Hamner, Clerk at 384-4291. The term of a lease shall not exceed 99 years and the rental shall be based on a monthly rate. Sealed bids for the leasing: of this property will be received at offices of the Town Clerk of the Town of Buckeye Ilintll A-Tfl AA d3V reserves' the i VI I COCI VC3 1 lie any Chapel after 5 p.m. today.i$!«, a aVL1d and to iPlace of burial will be an- 9 £, ublished: Apm 10, n.

'12. is, inounced. 33 40 54 67 70 28 55 23 56 50 62 29 34 46 57 68 71 74 1 21 47 58 30 52 63 35 59 69 22 36 48 72 76- 19 32 44 60 11 37 49 53 12 38 65 13 39 W. G. HAMNER, Town Clerk Town of Buckeye Box 776 Buckeye, Arizona COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS Plymouth, ss.

Probate Court clarlotte the State of Arizona. Kelley Phoenix in A petition has been presented to said Court by Leonard A. Kellev praying that the decree nisi of divorce dated July 7, .964 be modified and rhat the Court relieve him of his obligation to pay as ordered for the period from February 7, 1967 to March 13, J967. If you desire to obfcct thereto you or your attorney should file a written appearance In said Court at Plymouth before ten o'clock in the fonenoon on the first day of May, the return day of this citation. Evelynne T.

Allen Mrs. Evelynne T. Allen, 50, a member of the First Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, died Tuesday in St. Joseph's Hospital. Mrs.

Allen, 1008 E. Apache, had been a clerk-typist the past 13 years for the Maricopa Coun-j w'itness, Harry K. Stone, Esquire, Judae ly Hospital. Born in Throck- aid Court this flfteenth day o( March morion, she moved to) published: Apr'nTs. 20, 27, a w67 eas i Phoenix 30 years ago.

NOTICE TQ'BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that sealr-d bldsl Ko at O-VI received by the Board of Edu-! Mill UL dl ca (i cn phoenix Union High School! Svstem District No, 210 of Maricopa muiU-llSLlI Countv Arizona, for the following: Sup-1 ply One Hundrrd And Fourteen (114) Coolers in Assorted Sealed bids are to be w.ih the i Division of Supply and Properly, 415 Eotl 'Grrjnt Street. Phcervix, Arizona, on or before 10:00 a.m.-April 26, 1967 at which (time they will be publicly opened and read bv the Assistant Superintendent Icr Business Services or his duly authorized representative. Specifications to which this bid call must conform are available at the Dl- tomorrow Funeral Center, 1020 W. Washington. Burial will be in Memory Lawn Cemetery.

Friends may call at the mortuary after 3 p.m. today. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Marjory Kounce of Glendale, arid Mrs. Billie Schlank of Falls Church, two sisters, out of state; and four grandchildren.

liirlhx MARYVAL6 HOSPITAL HOSPITAL JOHNSON, Robert and Janet, imfi N. 79th girl, April 7. PETERSON, Carl and 59.5.1 W. Coolidgr, girl, April 7. LUTHER, Paul and Gloria, 5805 W.

Roma, boy, April 8. Richard and Joanne, 1201 N. 42nd girl, April R. McLEDD, Norman and Judith, Kiu Roma, boy, April 9. SANDOVAL, Arfhur and Linda, 3703 W.

Lewis, boy, April 9. GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL April 6 JACKSON, Joseph and Roberta, 3004 E. Almeria Road, girl. MAGES, Laurence and Sheila 5028 34th boy. ROORIQUEZ, Demotrio and Cecelia, 4247 W.

Wloreland, boy. VASQUEZ, Frank and Anselma, Box 644, Peorla, girl. April 7 CHEATHAM, Oerol and Kay, KA W. Bulst, girl. CROSS, Thomas and Patricia, 1002 Frier Drive, boy.

James and Teresa, 4221 N. 20th Apt. boy. EADS, Alan and Lucille, 5401 E. Calle Redonda, boy.

JONES, Robert and Leona, 404.5 W. Keim Drive, girl. McCOY, Daniel and Lynda, W. Almoria, girl. MONTAIVO, John and Peggy Jean, 1405 N.

43rd Place, girl. OROZCO, Alfred and Elvira, 3240 1 Southern, S. 22B, boy. PERCY, Domingo and Marilyn, Apt. 1, Box 22, Tolleson, girl.

SCHMIDT, Wayne and Elolse, 42IS N. Lonqview, Apt. 3, girl. SHUGA, Andrew and Graciela, 8123 E. Lewis Scottsdaie, boy.

WINKLE, James and Nancy, 4947 E. Holly Apt. boy. WINTER, Joel and Gloria, 3653 E. Colter, bov.

April 8 CARPENTER, Allen and Connie, 3755 Osborn Road, hoy. CARRERAS, Tony and Teresa, 1011 26th boy. CRANDALL, Donald and Glenna, 2728 Solano Drive, boy. FERRELL, Mark and Cassandra, 1232 E. Hatcher, boy.

GUNTER, Thomas and Jeanette, 1518 E. Plnchot Qirl. WALKER, Bill and Betty, 928 Carson, boy. WOOD, Bruce and Charlene, 2816 W. Tuckey Lane, boy.

April 9 GATHERCOLE, Thomas and Mary. 232 S. Second Avondale, boy. MEYERS, Bob and Carol Lee, 4401 N. 28lh Drive, boy.

MOORE, Troy and Marsha, 405 Logan Gila Bend, slrl. SKINNER, Loren and Bari Hope, E. Yale Drive, Tempo, sirl. TH6MPSON, John and Sherlll, 2110 E. Desert Lane, boy.

YEE, Peler and Shue Fong Tarn, 1622 N. Seventh girl. SOUTHSIDE DISTRICT HOSPITAL THOMAS, Floyd and Jeneane, 207 N. Hall Mesa, girl, April 10. TERRY, Bruce and Patricia, 537 N.

Country Club Drive, Mesa, boy, April 11. NORTHWEST HOSPITAL PETERS, William and Joanne, 5838 McLennan, Glendale, girl, April 11. ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL April 8 BULLOCK, William and Peggy, 3301 E. Roveen girl.

GREGORY, Donald and Barbara, 3702 W. Puget girl. HAMILTON, Donald and June, 2212 N. 29th Place, girl. MORENO, Arthur and Angelita, 102 S.

29th Drive, boy. NATIONS, Randall and Phyllis, Rt. 1, Box 684, Morenci, boy. STINE, Ernest and Carol, 1914 W. Myrtle, girl.

TEMPLETON, Darrel and Sonla, 1632 W. Mountain View Drive, Mesa, girl VALLEJO, Bernard and Sallle, 1309 E. Cocopah, boy. April 9 EGGE, Robert and Joan, 2240 Sandra Terrace, girl. HALLFORD, Troy and Eunice, 2618 N.

49th Lane, girl. HARD, Michael and Kathryn, 6707 E. Palm Lane, Scottsdale, girl. McDANIEL, Richard and Alma Jean, 104 Third East, Buckeye, boy. RAMIREZ, Jose and Olga, Rt.

1, Box 500, Tempe, girl. TORNGREN, Tharan and lone, 3241 N. 54th Lane, girl. MESA LUTHERAN HOSPITAL CASSADAY, Calvin and Janet, 1141 W. Ninth Place, Mesa, boy, April 11 GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL April 10 BROWN, Gary and Elizabeth.

2010 W. Hayward, girl. CARROLL, Carl and Mildred, 1329 E. Monte Vista, girl. CHAPMAN, James and Joelle, 1812 ELLIS, Brian and Judith, 3639 W.

Maricopa, girl. GRAY, Billie and Joan, 1406 E. Jefferson, boy. GR1ER, William and Judith, 505 E. Fairmount, boy.

KLAAS, Ernesl and Margaret, 1933 W. Earll Drive, qirl. LYNCH, Brian and Jane, 4520 W. Marlette, Glendale, girl. NADEAU, Kenneth and Alice, 6420 Mitchell, boy.

POLLARD, Wilson and Gloria, 1708 E. Rofser Drive, girl. RIOS, Armando and Marv, 507 W. Mohave boy. BEGA, Manuel and Kathryn, 1721 8 East McKinley, oirl.

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In event of error, the newspapers w'll not assume responsibility for more than one Incorrect Insertion. The Phoenix Newspapers reserves the rloht to edit, properly classify or relect advertlslno copy PHONE 271-8711 CLASSIFICATION INDEX ANNOUNCEMENTS Auctions 13 Cards of Thanks 3 Cemetery Lots Services 7 Florists Found Fruits Produce 157 Funeral Announcements 2 Funeral Directors 1 In Memnrlam 10 Meeting Nollcel Personals wO Special Notices 210 Transportation, Freight Transportation, Passenger AUTOMOTIVE Aircraft Sales Services 122 Automobiles For Sale Ill Auto Parts Services 118 Cycles, sale, service, Bicycles, Motorcycles, Scooters 120 Imported and Sports Cars 113 Misc. Trailers, Sales 4 Mobile Homes For Sale 12S Trailers Wanted 128 Trucks, Vans. Buses Ill Trucks 117 BUSINESS SERVICES Building Trades 203 Miscellaneous 201 Personals JOO BARNARD, Shaw. CAVIS, Sharon CROMPTON, Mary Ann vs.

Robert Jr. DcHALLE, Concepclon vs. Norman. DeLONG, Barbara vs. Samuel.

FINK, Julia F. vs. George H. FRYE, Saindra Taylor vs. John Rich HAYNES, Tommy vs.

Jo Annd HOWARD, Madrip Jane vs Rooerf Leon (annulment). PARR1, Donna K. vs. Joseph. PETERS, Frank Thomas vs Joyce Parham PIZER, David S.

vs. Trudv Diane KAPPELMANN, Mary J. vs. Beniamin RIOGnWAY, Irene vs Thomas E. Rlrhard A.

vs. Rosle SEMSfMAN, Fli7flhfth vs. Paul VanFLEET. t. vs Paul YOUNG.

Vi'-kpy Marie vs Bruce Republic and Gazette Phone 271-WOO Phoenix Kewsnapers. Inc. 120 E. Van Buren St. Phoenix, Arizona Mall Address: P.O.

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Glondalr: Lodge F. A A.M. 1st degree 7:00 p.m. Visiting Masons welcome. Paul 'THUNDERBIRD Lodge 'No'." -W, f.

A.M. 1st Degree, 7 p.m. 48 W. Baseline Rd. Visitinri Masons welcome.

Refreshments. Howard No. 57, F. 8, A.M. 4th Ave 2nd degree 7:30 p.m.

Visiting Masons welcome. Refreshments. John I. mother of Mariory Kounce Billie Ruth Schlank, sister of Salllr? Tharp Verde Lee Falkner. Also survived by 4 grandchildren.

Services 2:30 p.m. Friday Mortensen Kings BARKSDALE7 "Fount M. 9306 Washington, Tolleson. Husband of Era Barksdale, Tolleson. Father of Mrs.

Jean Elizabeth Chapman, Brother of Earl Barksdale, Elwood Indiana. Passer! away Tuesday. 3 Grandchldlren, 3 Great-Grandchildren also survive. Services conducted by Rev. Sam Hockstatter 10:00 a.m.

Friday in Chapel of Memories, A. L. Moore Sons. Interment Greenwood. BILLING'S, Arthur L.

Survived by wife Lula; daughter Mrs. Rhoda Rait, Scottsdale. Also 2 grandchildren. Services interment will be in Grand Junction, Colo. Friends may call at Mercer Mortuary until today.

BRASS, "Barbara. Services 2 "p.m. today Avondale Community Church. Interment Memory Lawn. Cannon Funeral Home.

DICK, George H. Services 10 a.m. today Green Acres Mortuary, Scottsdale. Interment Green Acres CHAMBERS, "Catherine, survlvedTy husband Coy, Sr. mother of Nellie Robinson, Calif.

Coy. Jr. Garry. Daughter of Judge Manor, sister of Lula Tapp, Roberta Bryant, Phx. Carrie Danels Berthene Johnson, Florence Powdrlll, Calif.

Ray, Charlie, Ralph of Nev. Eddie, Calif Cephas, Phx. 5 grandchildren, services Sat. 11: a.m. Bethel CME Church.

13th Ave. W. Tonto. Rev. S.

P. Easter, officiating. Burial at Greenwood. Visitation Fri. P.M.

Webber Sons Mortuary, CLOTFELTER, 10 a.m. today, Chapel of the Roses, Larry J. Melcher Mortuary; Rev 9u ost er First Christian Church, officiating. Final services and burial. PyeblOi COCKERHERM, Lowreon, survived by dauqhtc-r Pearl, sister of Mary Chest, Fay Bryant, Githa Freeman, Luereen Newman, Sandy Cockerherm.

Henry, Jerry, Harvey, Grover, Kenneth, Billy-Ray, James Robert. Services Sat. 9: a.m. Pentacost Church of Jesus Christ. 1802 E.Buchannon.

Elder James Brown, pfficiatmg. Burial at Double Butte Visitation Fri. p.m. Webber Sons Mortuary, Inc. w'" i Mar il wife, Virginia H.

Sons, Mark Hawaii. Steven Scottsdale Daughters, Mellnda, Scottsdale'. Mrs. Charles E. Bruer, Jackson Tenn.

Mrs. Milton, Rat I If" Memphis. Tenn. Brother, A Cockrill, Macintosh, Florida 4 grandchildren, 2 Rosary Friday 7:30 jer Mortuary, Scottsdalp' Mass Saturday 10:30 194 161 141 137 147 150 144 .155 144 145 143 4t 47 46 20 26 22 24 28 60 62 40 35 33 36 38 '30 al A'rrangements Sons Mortuary, rF Sfreet Son of Mrs. Thomas J.

Croaff, Sr. Brother of Vernon B. Croaff, Phoenix. Passed away Wednesday Services conducted by Dr. Mark T.

Carpenter 2:00 P.m. Fnday Memory Chapel, LIVESTOCK Livestock and Farm Supplies, Services Livestock For Sain Pels, Birds, Cats, Dogs and Supplies Poultry 8, Rabbits MERCHANDISE Appliances Boats, Motors 8, Supplies Building Materials Household Furnishings For Sale Machinery i Equipment Miscellaneous, Exchange or For Sale Miscellaneous For Rent Miscellaneous For Sale Miscellaneous Wanted Musical Instruments, Sales, Service Nursery Plants, Supplies Office Furniture Equip Sewing Machines Sporting Goods Services TVs, Stereos, Radios, etc REAL ESTATE Acreage, Farms 1 Ranches Apts. For Sale, Own Your Own. Business, Property, Commercial, industrial, Retell Income Real Estate For Sale Lots For Sale Phoenix Homes For Sale Phoenix Homes For Central Area phoenix Homes For Sale, Northeast Area Phoenix Homes For Sale, Northwest Area Phoenix Homes For Sale, Southern Area Real Estate, Arizona Towns Real Esiate, Out of Arizona Real Estate Wanted Suburban Properlv Fc: Sale Suburban Real Estate ror Sale, Apache Junction Area SuDurban Real Estate For Sale, Carelree-Cdv-e Creek Areas Suburban Estate For Sale, Glendak', Peoila iun Cltv Areas Suburban Real Estate For Sale, Litchfield. Goodyear Area Suburban Real Estale For Sale.

Scottsdale-Paradlse Valley Area Suburban Real Estate For Sale, Temoe, Mesa. Chandler Area 34 Trades. Real Estale 64 RENTALS Furnished Apartments For Rent Furnished Apartments For Rent, Northeast Area .93 Furnished Apartments For Rent, Northwest Area 94 Furnished Homes For Rent 77 Furnished Homes For Rent, Northeast Area 71 Jeanne S.i 4501 N. 2nd Ave. Wief of B.

Michael Dann. Mother of Michelle Jean, Bryan Jeffrey Dann, Phoenix. Daughter of Mr and Mrs. Crayton Schwestka, Mich- an ty Sister of Mrs. Donald Hardeman, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Passed away Tuesday Services conducted by Rev Ray mond G. Manker 1:00 p.m. Friday In Chapel of Memories, A. L. Moore Sons Interment Greenwood Contributions may be made to The American Cancer Society, fr'ends may call from 4:00 p.m.

p.m. today. ERB, Catherine P. Services 10 a.m. today at the Sunnyslope Presbyterian Church.

Rev. J. Douglas Gaston officiating. I nt ESPINOSA, Soiedad M. Requiem Mass 9 a.m.

today Immaculate Heart church. Mortensen Kings Funeral jCenter, GTAMBALVO7 Rose. Survived by sons, Nunzio, Chicago. James, Elmwood Park. Daughters, Mary, Margaret Sacco, Scottsdale.

8 grandchildren. 28 great-grandchildren. Rosary Friday 8:30 p.m. Messmger Mortuary, Scottsdale Requiem Mass Saturday 9 a.m. Our Lady of Perpetual Help.

Fripnds may call after I p.m. Thursday. ORE 22 Husband of Bernice; lather of Frank, Jane Julie Greff; hroth- er of Margaret Grell Richard Lyon. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Fndar in Whitney Murphy Chapel.

Mass of Requiem 9 a.m. Saturday In Church of St. Agnes. Interment St. Francis.

HA Services 10 a.m., today. Camelback Sunset Chapel. Rev. Charles M. Vaden, Alice Avenue Baptist Church officiating.

Interment Glendale Memorial Park. HERNANDEZ; today at Anne's Catholic Church, Gilbert. Rev. Coleman M. Casey officiating.

Interment Mesa Cemetery. M. L. Gibbons Garden Chapel, Slrrlne JACOB), Frank" H. Survived by par.

ents Mr. Mrs. Hermann Jacobi, sister Maureen Jacobi, all of Phoenix, grand parents Mr. VVil- helm Jacobi, Mrs. Lulse Fichter, Mrs.

Anna Keller, all of Germany. Services 10 a.m. Friday St. Thomas the Church, 4510 N. 24th St.

Interment Greenwood Memorial Park. Friends may call after 4 p.m. today. Arrangements by JASON, Anne S. Survived by brorh- er John G.

Jason, Rockford, sister-in-law Mrs. Walter i Helen) Green. Phoenix. Rosary 7:30 i m. lodav.

Chapel in the Garden, Mercer Mortuary. Requiem High Mais 9 a.m. Friday at Church of St. Agnes, 1554 N. 24th St.

Intel merit SI Francis. Friends may cail srter 2 p.m. rpday. JIRASEkT Frank. Services be conducied by Canon Ray Dugan, 3:30 p.m.

Friday, Chapel in the Garden, Mercer Mortuary. Cremation KILLEEN, Rosemary A7 Services" noon Friday Grimshaw's Bethany Chapel. Interment to be announced later. Friends may call after i p.m. today.

LAURICELLA, Francisco' E. "Grave: side services .0 a.m. today St. Francis cemetery. Mortensun K'ngs Funeral Center.

LOPEZ, Juana Zapata, beloved wife oi Cristobal Lopez. Motner ol Magdalena Espinoza Baint'y Sister of Teresa, Guillermo S. Ascension Zapata. Also survived by 9 grandchildren 12 great-grandchildren. Recitation ot the 8 p.m.

Friday Morfensen Kings Funeral Center. iVass 8'30 a.m. Saturdjy Immaculate Heart Cnurch. MACKEY, John 0. Services' trdav 10 a Bloom's South Phoenix Mortuary Chapel.

M.isonic Furvral nlfici'itmi; Dcjb'e Butt? rc'rnt't'-y. Icnip-- 1 0100111. Ouvt'rr MILES, Albert E. S. 1 m.

i.Mas Grimshaw'i Bethany Chapel. Avenue BrMidii, li'Mrmont Rest ti.tven P.iirk MURPHY, Dolores E. 10306 Avdrev H' Sun 'A'i'e of Jolm ol Lawrence S. John Mrs. Doris Wtilrpcinr M.ino £.

Miss Frances B.n.-i Rosary 4:30 p.m. today ui Whitney Murphy Chapel. Mass ol Requiem a.m. Friday In St. Joachim Church.

Interment Michigan Ciiv, Ind. MUSE, Carrie, arrangements' pond- Ing, Webbtr Sons Inc. NEED Sylvan" Jr" Service and inlerment in Loaan, Ut.ii'. Local arrangements by Grimshaw Mortuary..