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Gastello Geneva Barnes Artemisa A. Thursday will be Sunday in Cen- will be said St. An909 S. be in St. Friends may after W.

Tonto, and moved ago. three Lopez. and Mrs. all of! Isabelle, Diego; and Fred. Phoenix: and Lawrence A.

Hill Artemisa Rosary for Mrs. Gastello, 70, who died in Memorial Hospital, recited at 8:30 p.m. Mortensen-Kings Funeral der. 1020 W. Washington.

Mass of Requiem al 9 a.m. Monday thony Catholic Church, First Ave. Burial will Francis Cemetery. call at the mortuary 3 p.m. today.

Mrs. Gastello, 3945 was born in Benson to Phoenix 55 years Survivors include daughters, Mrs. Elisa Mrs. Ernestine Luna Maria Elena Reynoso, a sister. Mrs.

Mendoza of San brothers, Cornelio both of six grandchildren. MESA Lawrence Alexander Hill, 87, a former employe of Roosevelt Irrigation District Higley, died Thursday in his home, 1718 N. Mr. Hill came to Arizona years ago and resided in Higley years before moving to Mesa. He had been a mule and foreman of a crew which kept corrals clean in the east of the Valley.

He had been an employe of the district eight years. Rosary will be recited at p.m. Monday in Gibbons Mortujary, 33 N. Sirrine. Mass of Requiem will be said at 9:30 a.m.

Tuesday in Queen of Peace Church, 36 W. First Burial will be in Mesa Cemetery. Mr. Hill, a native of New Berlin, is survived by his wile, Goldie; a son, Ben of Sanger, and a daughter, Mrs. Agnes Neuse of Redway.

12 grandchildren and 20 greatgrandchildren. Friends may call at the morluary from 2 to 9 p.m. Monday. Stanley E. Wiedner SCOTTSDALE Stanley Wiedner, 61.

a retired restaurant owner and manager from Moline, died Thursday in his home. 4950 N. 78th St. Mr. Wiedner moved to Scottsdale in September 1966.

He was hadiborn in Dubuque, Iowa. Services will be at 3 p.m.! Monday in Messinger Mortuary, 1515 E. Indian School. Friends may call after 6 p.m. today in the mortuary.

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Slamon WILLIAMS Services 82, of Ash Fork, who died be at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow will be in Ash Fork Cemetery. Friends may call from here. 5 to 8 p.m. today at Gibbs Mortuary Urban Schuck for Mrs.

Metha Margrethe Slamon, Wednesday in Williams Hospital, will at Ash Fork Methodist Church. Burial Rosary for Urban Jake Schuck, 57, who died Wednes-1 day in a hospital at Lynwood, will be recited at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow in Whitney and Murphy Chapel, 330 N. Second, Ave. Mass of Requiem will be said at 9 a.m, Monday in St.

Daniel the Prophet Catholic Church, 1030 N. Hayden, Scottsdale. Mr. Schuck had been employed as a cashier for the Greyhound Lines 20 years. Survivors inclued his wife, Florence; a sister, Mrs.

Irene Lyle of Tucson; a brother, Har-: old in Indiana; three nieces, Mrs. Jerry Nivon, Mrs. Dick Bertocchi, both of Scottsdale and Mrs. Bill Bass of Casal Grande. Burial will be in St.

Francis Cemetery. Carrie Muse Rites for Mrs. Carrie v. Muse, 76, who died Wednesday in Happy Happy Rest Home, will be at 11:30 a.m. today in Webber and Sons Mortuary, 1641 E.

Jefferson. Mrs. Muse, 1841 E. Broadway, was born in Natchez, and moved to Phoenix in 1960. Survivors include two daugh-, ters, Mrs.

Rosa Edwards of Phoenix, Mrs. Dorothy Saunders of Detroit; three grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Willie J. Quennell MESA Services and burial: for Willie J.

Quennell, 66, who died Thursday in Southside Hospital, will be in Canada. Mr. Quennell, 5200 E. Main, came here four months ago from Simmie, Sask. He been a grain buyer 32 years for the Saskatchewan Grain Pool.

He was born in Esmond, N.D. Survivors include his wife, Rhuby; two daughters, a brother, two sisters, and five grandchildren, all in Canada. Gibbons Mortuary in made arrangements. ACTION square feet of floor gets under way. UP THIS SPACE SALE FONT CARPET 501 AREA RUGS The "WALL TO WALL LOOK" in hard wearing Continuous Filament Nylon loop pile tweed.

Choose from 6 coordinating color blends. 12 15 Sizes to Match 9 $46 $98.00 VALUE COMPLETE WITH HEAVY Mrs. Slamon was the widow of John J. Siamon, former Ash Fork justice of the peace. A native of Denmark, she had livcd in Ash Fork since 1916 and (had operated a variety store there 43 years.

She was a member of the Lutheran Church. Surviving are a son, John J. Slamon and a daughter, Mrs. Alice M. Glover, both of Ash Fork; two sisters, Mrs.

Marie Baird of Phoenix and Miss Olga Hansen of Denmark, and a grandson. Theodore Bruflat Sgt. Theodore A. Bruflat, 35, a member of St. Louis the King Catholic Church, died Thursday of a heart ailment at Salfridge AFB, Mich.

Sgt. Burflat, 3736 W. State, had been in the Air Force 16. years and had returned from Vietnam in September 1966, He came to Phoenix in 1953 and was stationed at Luke AFB at lone time. He was born in South Dakota.

Survivors include his wife, Joanne; two children, Lawrence and Theresa, all of Phoenix; his mother, Mrs. Clara Bruflat of Centerville, S.D.; and 11 brothers and sisters, out of state. Services will be announced by Whitney and Murphy Funeral Home. Lena Severance APACHE JUNCTION Services for Mrs. Lena 78, will be at 2 p.m.

in Desert View Chapel, 9701 E. Apache Trail. Mrs. Severance, who moved here seven years ago and resided on Main Street, died Wednesday in a Mesa nursing home. She was a member of Eternal Life Lutheran Church in Mesa.

She was born in Redlake, Minn. She came here from Everett, Wash. Survivors include a brother, George Erbstoesser of Apache Junction. Burial will be in Mountain View Cemetery, Mesa. W.

G. Oglesby Phoenician Many Years The Arizona Republic Phoenix, April 15, 1967 WILLIAM G. OGLESBY Graduate of PC William G. Oglesby, 63, head of the college of veterinary medicine at Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge, died Thursday in a New Orleans hospital. Mr.

Oglesby was brought Phoenix in 1912 by his father, Ed Oglesby, a former Maricopa County assessor and supervisor. His father died in Phoenix eight years ago. Mr. Oglesby was graduated from Phoenix College in 1921. Later he received a degree veterinary medicine at Oregon State and his doctorate at Iowa State.

After teaching eight years at Michigan State he joined the LSU faculty in 1934. He was born in Clarksville, Mo. Services and burial will be day in Baton Rouge. Survivors include his wife, Nadene; two daughters, Mrs. James Haas of New Orleans Mrs.

Terry Karns of Houma, two brothers, Frank Phoenix and Clark, a professor of engineering at Stanford University; a sister, Mary Oglesby of Phoenix; and three grand-! children. Mr. Oglesby had been a quent visitor to Phoenix in cent years. TRUCK CRASH KILLS 12 PRESIDENTE EPITACIO, Brazil (AP) Twelve persons, died and 45 were injured in a two-truck crash yesterday in this town west of Sao Paulo. The trucks were carrying workers to nearby cotton plantations.

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Clarendon, who was born in Chandler and had resided in Phoenix 37 years, died Thursday in General Hospital. Services will be al. 10 a.m.l Monday in A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W.

Adams. Friends may call at the mortu-i ary tomorrow. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Survivors include her hus-; band, Hugh three daughters, Dona Rae, Karen Lee, Patricia Ann; and 2 son, Carl W. Barnes: and a brother, James A.

Marberry, all of Phoenix; land three other brothers, out of: state. Ira E. Mann COOLIDGE Burial services! for Ira E. Mann, 69 who died; Wednesday in Pinal General Hospital, Florence, after a long, illness, will be held in Cedar Rapids, lowa. Mr.

Mann was a retired carpenter and painter. He was' born in Cedar Valley, Towa and had lived in Coolidge 15 years. Surviving are his wife, Mary: of Coolidge: two sons, Ira Jr. 40jand Leroy: a daughter, Mrs. Donavan McCluskey: two brothers, Don and Estelle, seven! grandsons, five granddaughters.

all in Cedar Rapids. Services are being arranged by Cole and Maud Mortuary of Coolidge. Bertie Winn EL MIRAGE Mrs. Bertie Winn, 62, a former employe of! White Tanks Cafe here, died Thursday in her home, 109 E. Mirage Road.

Mrs. Winn was born in Ardmore, and moved to Mesa 130 years ago. She had resided in El Mirage the past 26 years. She was a member of El Mirage! Baplist Church. Services will be at 11 a.m.l Monday in Lundberg's Golden Door Chapel, 11211 Michigan Youngtown.

Burial will be in Eternal Valley Cemetery. Friends may call at the mor-; tuary after noon tomorrow. Survivors include her husband. Raymond: three sons. 50,000 TO CHOOSE FROM I BEST -AT BEST NOW! REDWOOD SUE Ray, Winifred and Frank.

all Gl Si Mirage: two daughters, Mrs. Juanita Walker of Bedford. and Mrs. Frances Hernandez ol Il Mirage: three sisters out of state: 20 grandchildren and one great- William G. Montoya William G.

Montoya, 51. who was born in St. Johns and had presided in Phoenix the past 17 years, died yesterday in his home, 345 N. Third Ave. Mr.

Montoya was a maintenance employe at the Securily: Building. He was a veteran of' World War Il. Rosary will be recited at 8 1' A. Mel: Kings Funeral Washingtor. will br said at in St.

Anthony 909 S. Fira 1 will boi in St. Fran Survivors include mother. Mrs. Phoenix: and cio Montoya.

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