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PAGE 46 A I I I FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1970 Town Hall Names Three As Chairmen business and profes- leaders have accepted the chairmen assignments for 'the 16th Town Hall on "The Future of Health and Welfare in Arizona." Lawrence Mehren, president 'of the Arizona Academy of Public Affairs, sponsor of the semi- annual Town 'Halls, said the panel debates for the April 12-15 session at Castle Hot Springs will be headed by: M. Carson, executive vice president of the First.Na- tional Bank of Arizona, Phoenix; Wade L. Hampton, executive in residence, Arizona State University College of Business Administration, Tempe; and Jarril F. attorney with Moore, Komley, Kaplan, Robbins Green, Phoenix. 1 The chairmen will preside over discussion panels involving some 70 of Arizona's top leaders from all segments of the economy.

UA Cadets Army EOTC cadets of the University of Arizona. Department jpf Military Science today began putting classroom theories to the test In annual field training ercises at Ft. Huachuca. Field training Is designed to prepare senior cadets to assume leadership positions upon graduation, to prepare juniors for advanced summer camp. Events began today with stu- 'dents solving leadership prob- iems under, pressure.

Training through Sunday morn- and includes a night patrol, cordon and search loperations, field firing and a full field inspection. i Blast ilnfiires Girl, 10 i ''i'- PHOENIX (UH) Candie 'Fay Hight, 10, Phoenix, was in condition at Maricopa Coifnty Hospital after being shot last.night while playing in the back yard of her home. Booked into city jail was Leslie Timmons, 45, lived in the apartment complex where the Hight girl lived. was held for investigation of assault with a deadly weapon. Detective Ron (Saylord said Timmons went to the back door of his apartment carrying a 16- gauge shotgun.

The gun discharged, striking the youngster in the face, chest and abdomen. LEGAL NOTICE March 27,1970 PUBLIC NOTICE Notice" is 7 hereby given that application was made on the 13th day of March 1970 by the Western Union Telegraph Company to the Communications Commission to discontinue their telephone operated agency office at Oracle, Arizona. If application is granted, substitute service will be available by telephone through the Western Union Telegraph Company's office at 98 East Broadway, Tucson, Arizona. Any member of the public desiring to protest or support the closing of this office may communicate in writing with the Federal Communications Commission, Washington D.C. 20554, on or before April 16, March 27, and April 3, 1970 Tucson Daily Citizen.

State Bar Exam Results Eighteen Tucsom'ans were among those listed today as having passed the state bar examinations. The complete list of those who passed the exam follows: TUCSON Peter David Axelrod, Richard Allen Block, Edward Porter Bolding, Robert Stuart Briney, Morris Lloyd Ganson, Phillip Jones, Albin Roy Krietz, Frank Walter Lukus, S. Debra Miller, Robert B. Norgren, Mrs. Sally Phillips Joseph H.

Payne, Mrs. Elaine Silver Pollock, John Michael Quigley, Murray Rauth Mark Benjamin Raven, Jacob Leon Siken, and John David Yeoman. PHOENIX Jay RandaU Ad kins, Stanley Phillip Aronson Phillip Richard Brinkerhoff John Henry Budd Edward O'Connell Burke, 1 Thomas Gerald Chilton Kenneth Paul Clancy, Mickey Lynn Clif ton, Albert Ennis Dale Ter ry Earl Fenzl, Noel Alan Fidel Brian Michael Goodwin, David Ned Herstam, Richard Allen James Allen Honer, Nathan Thomas Horton. II James -Wayne Johnson, Josepl John Kalo, Michael Daniel Kimerer, Robert Lewis Lane Thomas Jerome Lauinger, Step hen R. Lea, Edward Michae Lewis, Charles L'ptter R.

Allan McCauley, Paul Joseph Meyer, Leroy Lee Miller. Also, Patrick Robert Moya, Stephen Alan Myers, E. Miles FLOWERS BY HALBURNS 3600 E. SPEEDWAY PHONE 325-2634 DEPENDABLE SERVICE FOR OVER 45 YEARS is FLOWERS 2362 E. BROADWAY 422-4643 LANCERS' TUCSON'S PIONEER FLORIST 622-4638 LEGAL NOTICE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT 4374 7- NOTICE ts hereby olven that a been filed in this, Court, toae hM has been ther with certain document purporting to be 'ne Lasl Will andvTestament of the above named decedent, praying that said document be admitted to probate In the Court as the Last Will and Testament of said decedent, and that Letters Fiduciary Issue to ADA LOUISE McKALIP, and Jhat all Persons Interested may appear In the court room ol said Court In the Plma Countv Courl House, Tucson, Arizona, on Tuesday, April 7, 1970 at 9:00 a.m.

the place and time ap- 0r EH NSc The Superior Court DY DOBSON DeputvClerk Superior Court Seal Plma Countv Bar Form No. 624 Publish: March 26,27, 28, 30, 31, April 1, Tuc'so'rt Dally CHlzen OT.IOT...' in cles of incorporation and amended. The meeting will Junction wlttva CEO Board NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING The Committee for Economic Opportunity, Inc. (CEO) announces an annual, mem- A An accorfance Wlth ar1I 5 meeting. The meeHnsuTwlir nual report and Board for the new program year will be elected.

All Interested citizens are Invited to attend. DATE: Aprils, 1970 302 East University Tucson, Arizona Published: April 3,1970 Arizona Dally Star Tucson Dally Citizen NOTICE OF CALL FOR DS Board of Supervisors of Pirna Coun tv, Arizona, will receive sealed bids on th roxl pervlsors, located on the eleventh floor the' Plma Countv Governmenfal Tucson, Arizona, up to 11:00 A.M. on Aprl 6 Includes all work necessary to install an Asphaltlc Concrete the following Countv Roads: i( UIM me 1 rvi in TC serfton wfth to the, Skyline Drive Inter section (approximately 3 miles). The approx mate principal Quantitiesare 4,059 tons of Asphaltlc Concrete, 641 tons Asphsttlc Concrete Finish course, 23 tons Emulsified Asphalt, 358 Ions Paving Asphalt, 4 tons Blotter Sand and Traffic Con "proposal, and Specifications rhav be ob talned atthe office of the County Engineer 1313 South Mission Road, Tucson, Arizona, There will be a $10.00 deposit for Specif! cations, to be refunded If Specifications are returned not later than April 10th. WO.

The Board reserves the right to relect any and Bids or to waive any JrrejWJ. rlties, or Informalities, In any bid or In the DONE BY ORDER Of THE BOARD OP SUPERVISORS this ISIh day of March, wo ELSAB. HANNA ELSAB. HAN NA, Clerk Board of Supervisors Plma Countv, Arizona PUBLISH: March 27, 28 and April 3rd and 4th, 1970. Tucson Dally Citizen "ft at PUBLIC AlK-TlOtf, luch llfeYo contlnSi until all soods are sold.

Name of owner or person for whosi accc-unt goods.are held EARNER, R. SRlJsf, I 'COATES, Mn. i Richard MORGAN, Mn. Howard Harold PELTIER, PHELPS, John ROBERTS, Kent SCHMIDT, Leonard' SONENBL'ICK, Jerry STRUG, Janice SULLIVAN, Jackson WALLS, Guy yv'HlTErW WIULJON, Dt'nnfs Goods to be sold HIdeabed, rocKers, beds, cartons, crate, "and other Hems. Suitcase, cartons, wardrobt trunk, and other DlshpackSr wardrobes.

Cartons, lovt seal frame. cJiest, end other Hems, iiorumi trunk, carton, and other Items. cedar'chest, chest, toy chest and other Items. suUcases, plctyrej, Cables, din aft set, beds, chesl, bicycles, bunk beds, sofa, and other Items. Fish poles, TV trays, book shelf, and other Items.

Spring and maltress, cartons. footldcker, rollaway bed, and other chesf, and other Items. trunks. Desk, pictures, Exerciser, and other Items. cartons.

Cartons, Washer, rues, recllner, oraan, Kins size mattress, and box sprlns, HIdeabed, and ofher Dlnnetle- mattress, box Head board and bea frame. Bolsters, MeeplntrbaBv' ryos, Guitar, cartons, macnlner enrf other Items. Cltlun Nelson, James Hanlon Oser, Nicholas Louis Rayes, Robert Frederick Retzer J. David Rich, Burton Russell Sawyer, Arthur Gerald Siefert, Richard McCune Shannon, Thomas Joseph Shumard, James Victor Stoffa, Robert Stephen Tancer, Charles Grigson Tatham, Wallace Jacobs Turnage James Walter Woodcock. Also, David Everroad, Scottsdale: Leonard A.

Goldberg, Tuba City; C. J. Hanson Sahuarita; John Bernard Happ ScottsUale; Richard Morris Hannon, Tempe; Reginald Joseph Lorman Menlo Park, William TUton MacPherson Window Rock; John William Rasmussen, Mesa; William S. Samuels Okland, Mrs. Mark Murphy Schroeder, Scottsdale; Walter Scott Brandt, Lake Havasu City; Michael R.

Serwatka, Chinle; Bernell Solsberry, So noita; Samuel Jepsbn Sutton George Christopher Wetsel, Nogales; Samuel Clayton Withers III, Tuba City, ome Daniel Bennett, Scottsdale. VATIQ NURSERY 4025 E. Grant Rd, (l Blk. E. Alvernon) Open Sun 9 A.M.

to 5 P.M. Week Days 8 to 5:30 P.M Gene Little Giant Pumps Fountains Large Selection of Citrus Trees all Sizes Colorado Geraniums Choice Nursery Stock Andy Variety of Bedding Plants Tomato, Pepper. Eggplant PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPING DESIGN SERVICE HECTOR LAOS, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. Ph. 793-2449 Dependable Assistance Amona Mortuary is a source of completely dependable assistance, for families throughout Tucson and the surrounding areas.

Whether you live within the city limits or in a nearby community, you may call us confidently in time of need. BOB LONG director Services available to all regardless of financial condition YOCUM director 7 East Third Street at North Stone Avenue NSM 4601 East First Street ANYWHERE IN TUCSON FLOOR STOCK SELL OUT STOCK AT COST OR BELOW COST. 3-Pc. Double-Duty LIVING ROOM GROUP SaveSlOOorithrs cheerful roomful designeti for top comfort and convenience! Sofa berf sleeps 2 in polyfoam luxury. Choir, recliner match in biscuit-tuftea 1 vi DINETTE LARGE TABLE 6 chairs 189 95 ftQ OJf A iS poom cushioned modem chair lailored'in 'J room cushioned mooem laio-unu t.iuu i njlo.n twe'd.

Wide orms, buUejyil.ul.lerf. iJf.Wjri.....,.,....... Hidp-A-Wav my- lllVIv fll 4-PIICE SECTIONAL Diamonrf-tuftti polrfasm unitt tOTO richly Wii, om. mattress BUNK: BED 1 Complete wiih fc Family ortho mattress onno manress JS; 1 1 Save $50 Qv Whirlpool ,,,,,1,: 'T' fj CONTEMPORARY Modem double dresser, land- 1 APPROX. SIZE LIVING ROOM vSkirted sofa i.

chair, polyfoam rich 122nd U39 9 1sMJ 9-9 1 SAT. 3-6 UHO 12-S CLASSIFIED INDEX ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 thru 26 20 Auto Transportation. 24 Card of Thanks Florlsti Funeral Directors Funeral Notices 1 In Memoriam 5 Lodge-Clubs Notices 22 Lost 14 Memorials-Ma rkers-Lots Personals i Travel Opportunities 26 BUSINESS-SERVICE DIRECTORY Clarification 49 luiincsscs-Services 49 SCHOOLING SO thru 70 Business 50 Employment Prep ....60 Schools-Instruction .,...70 EMPLOYMENT Classification 100 thru 188 Agencies, Female Help ..........148 Agencies, Mala-Fcmale 125 Agencies, Main Help 107 Cfiild Care 179 Required 134 Help Wanted, 142 Help Wanted, Male-Female 116 Help Wanted, Male TOO Household Help 151 Job Wanted, Female 163 Job Wanted, Male 156 Sales Positions 130 Services for Exchange 188 TRANSPORTATION Classifications 200 thru 292 Auto Financing 21 1 Autos lor Sale 222 1 Autos Wanted ..200 ........292 Bikes-Gocarts, Etc 274 Boats-Mofbrs, Supplies 279 263 Car-Truck 249 Car-Truck .....240 Car-Trucfc Repairs 245 Classics, 234 Imports-Sports 226 270 Sporting 281 Tircs-Parts-Accessories. 251 Travel Trailers li 267 Trucks for Sale 237 Trucks' Wonted 235 Utility Trailers 258 EQUIPMENT Classification 301 thru 389 Farm-Ranch Equipment 333 Heavy Equipment, Buy-Sell 301 Machinery for Sale-Rent 389 MERCHANDISE- MISCELLANEOUS Classification! 400 thru 495 Air Conditioning 489 Antiques .....467 Apptronces 473 Arls-Crafts-Books ...433 ....478 Baby Needs 482 Birds-Tropical' Fish, Etc 451 Building Motcriols i ......484 Clothing for Sale 422 Dogs-Cats-Pels, Supplies 444 Foods-Meals-Rshes ......460 Household Goods 480 Jewelry-Watches, Etc 436 Let's Swap 495 Livestock Supplies 440 Miscellaneous 41 1 Musical 401 Music, ................404 Office-Business Equipment 424 Photographic Equipment .426 Pianos-Organs 402 Stamps-Coins-HobBies .....430 Stereos-Recorders 408 TV-Radio Service, 410 TV's-Radios-Phanogrophs 407 Wanted to Buy ....400 RENTALS Classifications SOO thru 584- Apartments-Furnished 524 Apartments-Unfurnished 530 Business Rentals 562 Housekeeping Roams 507 Houses-Furnished 535 Houses-Unfurnished. 540 Industrial Rentals 573 Miscellaneous Rentals 584 Motels, Hotels 510 Out of Town Rentals Rest Homes 515 519 Room Board 503 Room Without Board Share Living Quarters 509 Trailer ......521 Vacation Rentals ..517 Wanted to Rent MOBILE LIVING Classifications 600 thru 688 Mobile Homes, Rent Mobile Homes, Sale ......644 Mobile Home, Servicing 666 Mobile Home .620 Mobile Homes Wanted ...600 Trailer BUSINESS-FINANCE Classificationi 700 thru 777 Business 7 1 1 to Invest ...755 to Loan 744.

Money Wanfed 722 Mortgages-Contracts. 777 Real Estate Loans ....766 Want Business Opportunities REAL ESTATE Classificationi 800 thru 899 Arizona ..655 Business .....844 Co-ops- Condominiums. .877. Farms, Ranches Homes far Sale ....899 Income 830 Industrial .....850 Investment Property 833 Lots-Acreage, Sale ....866 Open Homes for 880 Out of Stale Property 860 Real Estate Exchange 810 Real Estate Service 820 Real Estate Wanted Resorl-Vacalicm Properly 825 Suburban Properly. 840 RATES AND HOURS Minimum od 10 wordi or 2 linoj.

Minimum cash ad cost 94. Minimum Charge Ad, cost SI. 04. All agate type ads set solid (no caps) will charged at the following word rateti 7 or more consecutive 07' per word per day. 5 and 6 eoniiculive days OB' per word per day.

3 and 4 consecutive days OS" per word per" day. 1 or 2 days or skip day orders 10' per word per day. All adt ordered to be set other than solid agate lower case will be charged at following rales: 7 or more consecutive days per line per. day. 5 and 6 consecutive days 40' per line per day.

3 and 4 consecutive clays 45' per line per doy. 1 or 2 days or skip day orders 50' per line per day. Above rotes apply for weekday publication in the Star Citizen of the same, day or Sunday publication i the Star only- A- discount on abovt prices will be allowed if: cash accompanies copy belore copy, is inserted in the Star Citizen. All ads are subject to City and Stale Sales Tax. Change of copy on ads appearing in Box number nrvice cost 75'; One daily insertion consists of pub- 1 lieotion in the Arizona Daily Star (Morning) and the Tucson Daily Citizen (Evening) SAME DAY, except Sun- day, which consists the Arizona Doily Star only, counted as one complete insertion.

Space may be purchased in the Arizona Upily Star only, or the Tucson Daily Citizen only, (Monday through Sa.luraoy) at a rale "of 40' per or per word per day on agate lower case set solid, ads, with no multiple insertion- discount. All ads ordered (Monday through Saturday) as single paper insertions will appear under a Miscellaneous heading ond: be placed regular clarified section. Hours Monday through Friday 8 to 5 P.M. for new ad insertions in day's paper and 8 to 4 P.M. for change of copy, corrections or Saturday 12 noon for new ad insertions starling in Sunday or Monday paper, lobby counter, will clou at 12 noon urday, however phones will remaM for corrections or cancellations until 2 P.M..

only. Phones open Jun- day 10 A.M.' to 2 P.M. for.corrections and cancellations only. PLEASE PHONE 622V5855 Chock 'your qd'the' first day il ap- peers. In-'eventroKerror, the newspapers will hoi bsiume responsibility for more than one incorrect insertion.

Star Xitizen-'feserves Ihe right lo edit, properly' classify, or cdvtrtilinB copy. ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 FUNERAL NOTICES BREUHL, Robert, 70, 2720 E. Sylvia, passed away April 1st. Survived by wife, Ruth; brother, Ed Breuhl of Beaver, Pa. Memorial services will be held Friday, 7 p.m.

at Deir's Valley Funeral Home, 2545 N. Tucson Blvd. In lieu of flowers the family prefers donations to your favorite charity. BROUILLETTE, Alexander 60, of 5110 E. Eastland, passed away April 1.

He is survived by his wife, Gertrude. Rosary will be recited Friday, 7 p.m., at the Adatr Chapel. Mass will be offered Saturday, 10 a.m., at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Interment Tucson Memorial Park, South Lawn.

Friends may call Friday, from 2 p.m. on, at the Adair Funeral Home, Dodge and Speedway. BURNS, Sciplo, 58, of 337 E. Lester, passed away April 1. He is survived by his wife, Janet; son, Gregory, of Los Angeles; brothers, Charles, and Cleveland, of and Alfred, of a sister, Mrs.

Ann Little, of 111. Services and interment will be in Hot Springs, with local arrangements by Adair Funeral Home, Dodge and Speedway. COLLINS, Emery 61, of 855 W. Corona, entered into rest April 1,1970. Husband of Eleanor Collins; father Emery W.

Collins, of Tucson; brother of Mrs. Faye Singer, of Mrs. Fern Leger, of Calif, and Mrs. Monta 'Rogalsky, of Idaho. Prayer service, 1 p.m., Friday, April 3rd, at firing's Memorial Chapel.

Burial will be in Tuc- sqn Park, South Lawn. Friends may call, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., 3rd, at Brlng's Memorial Chapel 236 S. Scott. DEW, Paul, 78, of 5232 E.

2nd Street, passed away April 1. He is survived by his sons, Dr. Robert Dew, of Kalamazoo, Richard P. Dew, of Willowick, and Dr. Philip E.

Dew, of Tucson; daughter, Mrs. Ralph R. Saylor, of Alamogordo, N.M.; 13 grandchildren; one great granddaughter. Services will be conducted Saturday, 10:30 in the Adair Chapel. Reverend William Colby 'of the Christ Church Methodist will officiate.

Interment Tucson Memorial Park, East Lawn, Friends may call all day Friday at the Adahr.Fu- neral Home, Dodge and Speedway. Arlene Joyce, 7, of 825 W. passed away April 1st. Daughter of Mr: and Mrs. Vernon Doers; sister; of Robert, Ronald; granddaughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Victor Doers; Mrs. Nancy and Mr. Carlos; Cross. Rosary wilLbe recited Friday, 8 p.m..

Tucson; Mortuary Chapel; Mass of the Angels Saturday, 9 a.m., Church. Interment in South Lawn Memorial Park. EDMUNDSON, Wayne 76, former resident of -Tucson, passed away April 2nd. in Anaheim, Calif. Former employee' ojT Hughes Aircraft.

Funeral services be held Tuesday, 10 a.m. HudgePs Swan. Funeral Home'Chapel. Interment East Lawn. GRIFFIN, Mlchele Reria, 18 months, of Marana, 'Arizona, passed away April i.

Daughter of Mr. and Mrs Otis sister of Elaine Andrews, Karen Ann Griffin, Michael Andrews, James Roebuck, Otis, Darryl Wayne, and Lee Funeral service will be. held 10:30 a.m., Saturday, Tucson; Mortuary Chapel by the Rev. Dean Wolfe of the Community Christian Church. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery.

GUSTAFSON, Eliza (Feme), 65, of 2715 into rest March 30,1970. Wife of Dr. A. M. Gustafson, of Tucson; sister of Vera Little, of of ney, of services, will be conducted, 4 p.m;, 'Friday, at Sleeth Chapel (215 E.

5th) with Woodrow Rood officiating. Further funeral services, and burial: will, be in Edmore, Mich, Arrangements by Bring's Broadway Chapel, 6910 E. 'Broadway. HAWK, N. Belvedere, passed 'away April 1,1970, Tucson FUNERAL NOTICES since 1937 from Kansas.

Former operator of Eli Hawk's Plumbing and Heating Co. (Ajo and Lundy). Survived by wife, Annie Lois; son, Wilv liam Charles Hawk; daughters, Viola Brothers, 'Ida McGhee, all of'Tucson; stepdaughters, Hazel Keany, Melba Lagle, Myrice Clark, Shirley Garner, all of stepsons, Earl Brooks, of Merle Brooks, of Tucson; six grandchildren; six great grandchildren; sister, Sarah Seidel, of Tucson. Services Saturday, April 4, 1970 at 10:30 a.m., in Arizona Mortuary Chapel, University at Stone, with Mr. Darrell G.

Kupelian, of Jehovah's Witnesses officiating. Interment Tucson Memorial Park South Lawn. Friends may call at the Funeral Home Friday afternoon and evening. LASKEY, Beulah, 79, of 5509 E. 3rd passed away Appl 1.

She is survived by her sons, Charles, of Ceres, and Willis, of Wheaton, Services will be conducted Saturday, 1:15 p.m., in the Adahr Chapel. Reverend William Colby, of the Christ Church Methodist will officiate. Graveside services will be conducted by Reverend R. H. Kretzschmer at Tucson Memorial Park, South Lawn.

The family requests remembrances be made to the Christ Church Methodist, in lieu of flowers: Friends may call Friday, from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Adair Funeral Home, Dodge Speedway. OTT, Maria 80, 4222 E. 5th passed away April 3rd.

Arrangements to be announced by Deir's Valley Funeral Home. ROGERS, Vernoa, 61, 5002 E. 3rd passed away April 2nd. Survived by wife, Irene brothers, Lyle and Lewis, both of Antipch, sister, Mrs. Vivian Burel, of Camp Lake, Wise.

Arrange-, ments pending by Reilly Funeral Home. STEtfNSTEIN, Aaron 49, of 1220 N. Torino, passed away April 1. He is survived by his wife, Miriam, sons, Alan, and Kenneth; a daughter, Debra; a brother, Seymour; a sister, Mrs. Lillyan Kaplan; and his mother, Mrs.

Isadore. Sternstein, all of Tucson. Services will be conducted Friday, 2:30 p.m., in the Adair Chapel. Interment Temple Emanu-El Memorial Park in' Evergreen Cemetery, with arrangements by Adair Funeral Home, Dodge and Speedway. ZIELINSKL; Anna 56, of 3465 E.

Benson Hwy. entered into rest April 1,1970. Mother of Andrew of Sari Diego and Zielinski, of-Tucson 'Barbara, Ann Kennel, -of (Jackson, 3 also Funeral and. in Jackson, Local, arrangements by Bring's Chapel 6910 E. Broadway.

GET BEHIND WHEEL OF A NEWER CAR and enjoy better driving. You'll find the best car buys in the Citizen Want Ads. the light car for you, read the Want Ads daily and Sunday. The STAR CITIZEN 1 2 Memorfs-Markers-totsI 4 LOTS at Soufhlawn. $150 best offer per lot.

327-816B. TWO crypts In South Lawn Cemetery. Prayer level; $695 each. Cash. Sayina 14 LOST FOUND LOST: Black poodle.

Purple collar. BII-. by Road Mission Manor.area. Re- ward.W-040?. LOST; "Hobbm' male doo, mixed type: Brown with while marklnss.

Pink nose needs treatment. Reward. 623-9182. LOST: German Shepherd male-black 1 'and silver, no answers to, 130 N.Olsen. 622-3849.

Reward from pocket.or heart. LOST: 750x16 8 PlV Chevy. lire and 8 hole wheel, 520 rewrd. MA2-60Q9. LOST: 7 month old bluepoint Siamese answers to vicinirv Rd.

Reward. 885-2467. FOUND: Male German Shepherd, nhjht, Kolb RH and Broadway, K8-1912; after LOST: Female black Poodle, collar 'and fas. Prl nee-Flow Wells LOST: BLACK-whlte jiiale Red collar. Texas fags.795-92S?.

FOUND: Saturday, March 21 near Sllverbell. Small frlendl doo. Shaoov, while with spots, brownish head. Call VU-3- nlnns or PO Box LOST FOUND LOST: tiny male fan Chihuahua, Bam- bl breed; 3 pounds, 10 years old, name "Lltlle no collar. 3rdI Ave-2nd St.

674-7607 or 62-)-0383. LOST; PORTFOLIO contalnlna passport, oovernment documents, Army pictures and discharge. J75 reward at Veteran's Hospital or Arlrona Bank, LOST: Siamese cat, 1 year old, contact Joan Hunt 52SS N. Old Casa Grande LOST: Vicinity of Park 2nd, 10 monlh female Wire Ha red Terrier license Ho, 24872. A24-319J, 2i31 Calle Panlso or Reward.

LOST: 2 year old Beagle with black blanket marklnos. Amphl plaia area. 672-7041 LOST: near over 1 week aoo, small adult chocolate Siamese cal. Reward for return. 325-9938 16 1 PERSONALS Scientific Psvchlc Reading.

One visit help solve vour most difficult problem. Appointment only 298-1645. SCIENTIFIC advice to-all Mr. Romero roblems. ETHEL SNYDER Introductlins licensed.

325-6395 RELAX With MASSAGE. MA Mildred Patterson. 648 E. ASTROLOGICAL READINGS. Everyone has problems.

What is vours? Dorothy Sonner. Appointment only. Phone 327-2J2A. BATH AND massaoe, vour place or mine. Verlan Schusster, 27S2 W.

Alvaro Road. 2 masseuses. 294-9371. BLOOD DONORS NEEDED COMMUNITY BLOOD SERVICE MASSAGE, Steam. Sauna, Whirlpool bath, 2 operators.

Lorraine Ortklcse, 4910 N. Plane Ave. Phone 887-0576. MARGE'S MASSAGE and whirlpool. Marouerlte Gherlno.

1200 S. Summit Street. 889-1705. HE AND SHE Introduction Service, low ratos. 624-3B76 atlcr 3.

DIAL-A-PRAYER MASSAGE Bettv Brooks. 4B49 sunrise Avenue. 887- 842J. MESSAGE OF MESSIAH 327-9114 HANNAH'S husband Hector hatos hnrd work so he cleans 1he ruos with Blue Lustre. Renf electric shampooer Gallant-Carroll, 356-4347.

Gladys Meacham 3926 E. Falrmount Psychic readings 325-B458 WHERE will vou be 2 years from today? Who knows? that's why we at Le Lavne's Grecian Health Spa don't believe In contracts. A 3 month course for MS gives you Individual Instruction plus the use of all facilities Including sauna, or try It for a month for S20. No pressure sales talks here. Open for men 81 women.

2752 N. Campbell 795-A543. "Place Aoency" Wherj It Is time foT you to Investtoate, It's time for you to Dial 624-5993. Ap. Dolntmen? necessary.

Free consultation 20 ANNOUNCEMENTS VA BROKERS VA PROPERTIES ARE AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED BUYERS WITHOUT REGARD TO THEIR RACE, COLOR; CREED OR NATIONAL ORIGIN, TO BUY A VA HOME SEE YOUR LOCAL BROKER CATHERINE'S HAIR FASHIONS OPEN Sundays after church 8425 E. Broadway 2V8-73A1 24 AUTO TRANSPORT'! 2030 E. Suite 108, Phx. 9S4-07W 327-5995 DRIVE a car to Phoenix. You supply gas: Call Allstate Rent-A-Car, 622-3502.

COVERED STORAGE By Day Month Season Downtown Shoppers Garaoe. Across from Courthouse, 792-0360 26 TRAVEL OPFTUNlTIEsJ MEXICO loin small aroup 15-17 days to Acapulco etc. $297. For Info call. SANTA RtTA TOURS.

623-7256 DRIVING TO ALASKA May 10th, share expenses, help drive. References re- quired. 624-3004. BUFFALO AREA-rlder 13-14. After 4.

296-1040. needed. April DRIVER around May 1st, New Bedford, Mass. Reference required. -8871365.

YOU DRIVE: Looklnn for Inexpensive transportation? Cars to Boston, New York, Chlcaoo, Milwaukee, Montreal, Detroit, Cleveland, Minneapolis. Auto Drlveawav. 327-5995. BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY 49 BUSINESSES-SERVICES ALTERATIONS ALTERATIONS dressmaking build your summer wardrobe. Reasonable.

792-0387. APPLIANCE'REPAIR GENE Steudler's Washer Dryer Service. Experienced, honest, dependable. Repair Sales, Call 795-6834. BUILDING REPAIR CARPENTRY, slabs, masonry, plumbing, electrical, painting, additions, patios, enclosures.

326-S265. DESIGNED ADDITIONS REMODELING 294-5922 SKILLED CRAFTSMAN. All phases of constructions, plans. Reasonable. De- pendsble.

624-1269. CONSTRUCTION and Remodeling. 795-6035. ADDITIONS-REMODEL-NEW HOMES, PLANS, PATIO WALLS 623-OBS6. CARPENTRY BOB the carpenter do own work, remodel anything.

Paneling, doors carports, cabinets. Small or targe. Free estl- mate, call day or night. 793-7969. CARPENTER contractor, contract or hourly.

687-B734 anytime. ADDITIONS, remodellnn, carports enclosed, paneling, accurate repairs, promot service. 795-A035 BEST FOR LESS1 Remodellns repair. Cabinet Work. 294-7812.

BUILD A OR repair. FREE estimates. 792-2575. CRONIN SONS General contractors, Remodel. New Construction.

Licensed Bonried. Ph 795-6472 SHELVES, Closets, you cant get anyone else to do because It's not a bio deal. 622-1802. 623-0973. FRE CARPET AND RUGS LIMITED TIME ONLY Carpels professionally cleaned and shampooed.

S25 first room, S10 each for additional rooms: Call -today lor go- polntment. 325-5866 MOVING SOON CARPET SALE IMO's of yards of commercial carpet at Vi price MUSTSELLI FLOORCRAFT PHONE 622-7682 METROPOLITAN CARPET SALES service custom Insfallalton 79i-6303. CARPETS, upholstery shampooed. No carpets, windows, floors, general tieanlng. Call CR for free estimates.

793-2960, JW-0096 CEMENT. WORK CEMENT and block work, no lob Is loo Call Steve 298-0093. CEMENT, block, 'brick, patio walls, small cooler repair sV service. 1 Reasonable. Call after 3 PM, 324-8458: r'- CEMENT WORK of all kinds.

Pallo, sidewalks, Planters, floors and drive' ivavs. 792-0910. CONSTRUCTION. We do all types of flat work or color. Fres esli- matcs.

Call after week days, anytime Saturdays and Sundays, 624-4474- 1.