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Obituaries Longtime School Man Roy W. Gilbert, 60 Services for Roy W. Gilbert, 60, a longtime Arizona school administrator, will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow in A.L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W.

Adams. Burial will be in Glendale Memorial Park. Mr. Gilbert, of 902 W. Coronado Road, died Saturday in Good Samaritan Hospital.

He was a member of the Arizona National Guard from 1923 to 1929 and was a veteran of World War II. A graduate of the Old Arizona State Teacher's College at Flagstaff, Mr. Gilbert received his master's degree from Peabody Teachers College in Nashville, in 1933 and did graduate work at Stanford University, the University of Southern California and the old Arizona State College at Tempe. Mr. Gilbert was assistant superintendent of research at the State Department of Public Instruction from January 1955 to January 1957.

His first Arizona teaching job was in Miami in 1927. He was principal and teacher in Jerome Schools from 1931 to 1933, superintendent of Seligman schools from 1935 to 1937, and director of the college training school and associate professor of education at Arizona State College at Flagstaff from 1940 to 1948. He was an elementary prin cipal in the Superior school sys tern from 1958 to 1959. From 1959 to 1960, he was superinten dent of Page Schools. Since 1966, Mr.

Gilbert had been school teacher in Bisbee bu ROY W. GILBERT maintained Phoenix. his residence in Survivors include his wife Pauline; a daughter, Mrs. Paul Wheetley; and two sisters, Mrs. Ruth Butler and Mrs.

Irma Scifres, all of Phoenix. James H. Rector SAFFORD Services for James Rector, 80, who died Saturday in Safford Inn Hospital, will be at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow in Safford Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will follow in the Safford Union Cemetery.

Mr. Rector came to Arizona in December 1944 from Roswell, N.M. He had a farmer since coming to Arizona. Survivors include his wife, Sudie, of Safford; four sons, Bedford and Sam, both of Safford, Finus, of Globe and Comer of Pima; six daughters; Mrs. Alvie Gadburry of Booneville, Mrs.

Mary Falkerson of Safford, Mrs. Maggie Gann of Wasco, Mrs. Georgia Scoggins and Mrs. Mable Gable, both of Bakersfield, California, and Vivian Rector of Safford; 28 grandchildren; eight great- grandchildren; one brother, and two sisters. i Friends may call today from 4 p.m.

to 9 p.m. and from 10 a.m. tomorrow until services. Caroline G. Friesel Rosary for Mrs.

Caroline G. Friesel, 77, of 2915 N. 47th Place, who died Friday in St. Joseph's Hospital, will be at 4 p.m. today in Whitney and Mur- Susana Lopez DUNCAN Rosary for Mrs.

Susana Lopez, 87, who died at home Friday, will be at 8 p.m. today in St. Mary's Catholic Church here. Born in Leon, Guanajuato, Mexico, she had lived most of her life in Lordsburg, N.M. She moved to Duncan a year ago.

Surviving are three sons, Luciano and Tomas of Duncan and Juan of Lordsburg; three daughters, Mrs. Victoria Quintanero of Lordsburg and Mrs. Angela Gonzales and Mrs. Leocadia Sierra, both of Morenci; 32 grandchildren, and 35 great- grandchildren. Requiem Mass will be said at 10 a.m.

tomorrow in St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Lordsburg. Burial will be in Shakespeare Cemetery, Lordsburg. Friends may call in the Duncan church from 6 to 10 p.m. today.

Billy L. Gof Services for Billy L. Goff, 46, of 3016 W. Montecito, will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow in Grimshaw Bethany Chapel, 710 W.

Bethany Home. Burial will be in Memory Lawn Cemetery. Mr. Goff, a machinist for 25 years who most recently had )een employed by Phoenix Mechanisms and Engineering died Thursday in the VA Hospital at Salt Lake City. Born in Andover, he came to Phoenix in 1959 from Dayton, Ohio.

He was a Methodist. Friends may call at the mor- uary after 4 p.m today. F. Trump, Dead at 54 SCOTTSDALE Frederic J. Trump, 54, the founding president of the Scottsdale chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution and president of the Scottsdale Great Dane Club, died Saturday in Ogden, Utah.

He was the owner of Sales Specialists, here and served on the vestry of St. Barnabas Episcopal Church of Scottsdale. Mr. Trump, of 37 Thornwood Acres, was an unsuccessful Republican candidate for the Arizona House in 1952 and for the state Senate in 1954. He lost in the Republican primary for governor in 1956.

In 1955 he was state chairman of the American Cancer Drive. Survivors include his wife, Julian; a son, Frederic J. three daughters, Julian, Penelope, and Mrs. Richard Perrell, all of Scottsdale; a brother, Paul Van Brunt of Costa Mesa, and one grandchild. Services will be at 11 a.m.

tomorrow in Messinger Mortuary, 515 E. Indian School. Burial will be in his native St. Paul. Lena G.

Russell Mrs. Lena G. Russell, 70, of 2802 W. Luke, died yesterday in Maryvale Hospital. Born in Tennessee, she had lived in Arizona for six years.

Surviving are her husband, Richard a daughter, Imogine Russell of Phoenix; and a son, Richard P. of Cleveland. Services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Green Acres Mortuary, 401 N. Hayden, Scottsdale.

Burial will be in Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Friends may call at the Green Acres Mortuary, 5830 W. Missouri, Glendale, from 4 to 9 p.m. today. Carl S.

Moler Rosary for Carl S. Moler, 82, of 3008 N. 39th who died Saturday in Doctors Hospital, will be at 7:30 p.m. today in Whitney and Murphy Funeral Home, 330 N. Second Ave.

Requiem Mass will be at 9 a.m. tomorrow in St. Teresa's Catholic Church, 5045 E. Thomas. Burial will be in St.

Francis Cemetery. Surviving are a nephew, Dal- mancia Matulich of San Francisco, and a great-nephew, Dan Novak of Phoenix. Survivors include his wife, two sons, Stephen of 'hoenix and Rodney in Cali- ornia; a daughter, Mrs. Carol and his mother, Mrs. Gladys Morefield, both of Phoenix; a sister out of state; and two grandchildren.

Sibyl S. May for Mrs. Sibyl S. May, 83, of 7642 E. Thomas, will be at 1:30 p.m.

tomorrow in Carr Mortuary, 26 E. Fifth Tempe. Burial will be in East Resthaven Cemetery. Mrs. May worked in the business office of the old Arizona State College (now Arizona State- University) from 1931 to 1959..

She was born in Trenton, 111., and had lived in Arizona since 1920. Survivors include a sister, Maggie Moore of Scottsdale. Appel Was Native Of Arizona COOLIDGE Mrs. Pauline Appel, 87, a resident of Coolidge since 1925, died yesterday in Pinal Nursing Home, Florence. She was born in 1 the now extinct town of Pinal.

She lived in Tucson before coming to Coolidge. Surviving are one son, Fred of Coolidge, eight grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. Rosary will be said at 8 p.m. today in Cole and Maud Mortuary. Funeral Mass will be at 10 a.m.

tomorrow in St. James Catholic Church. Burial will be in Valley Memorial Park. Harry W. Walker Services for Harry W.

Walker, 78, who died Saturday at his home at 1601 W. Roma, will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the Chapel of the Memories at A. L. Moore and Sons Funeral Home, 333 Adams.

Mr. Walker, who was a con ductor on the Santa Fe Rai road for 47 years, had lived i Arizona for 57 years, the las nine in Phoenix. He retired from the railroa in August 1957 and was a mem ber of the Winslow Elks Lodg and the Brotherhood of Railroa Trainmen No. 477 at Winslow. Survivors include his wife trene, of Phoenix; one daugh ter, Mrs.

Joye Broderick Phoenix; one son, James Walker of Denver, and one si ter, Mary Walker of Phoenix. Cremation will follow serv ices. winismi lh oa azette 45e a wee Republic Is. avanebie to at 25c a weeK. pertinent.

U. $. Mail subscription Prices Arizona, California, New Mexico All Other Mail Subscription's accepted were arMerdeTlyerv Is maintained. Foreign retes on request CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Week Day Deadline 3 p.m. Sunday Deadline 1p.m.

Saturday PLACE YOUR ADS EARLY) tnrOU 8'' Friday P6N 7am to 5pm 8am to 5pm OPEN turd 7am to 3pm en lam to lorn Sunday Deadline 1p.m. Saturday PHONES NOON to 3 pm Legal Advertising NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice Is hereby given that sealed bid will be received by the Board of Educa lion of Phoenix Union High School System District No. 210 of Marlcopa Count Arizona, for the following: Printing Paper stock. Bid Call No. 2-3 Sealed bids are to be filed with th Division of and Property, 415 Ea: Grant Street, Phoenix, Arizona, on before 11:00 a.m., March 1.

1968 a which time they will be publicly opene and read by the Assistant Superintenden tor Business Services or his duly autho Ized representative. Specifications to which this bid ca must conform are available at the Dlv sion of Supply and Property. BOARD OF EDUCATION, Phoenix Union High School System District No. 210 of Maricopa County Arizona William D. Bostror Published: Arizona Republic, Februar IB, 19, 20, 1948; Phoenix Gazette, Februar 19.

20, 1948. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice Is hereby given that sealed bid will be received by the Board of Educa ion of Phoenix Union High School System -istrlct No. 210 of Maricopa Count Arizona, for the following: Master And American Combination Padlocks For Student Lockers. Bid Call No. 1-38.

Sealed bids are to be filed with th Division of Supply and Property, 4 East Grant Street, Phoenix, Arizona, or before 10:00 a.m. March 1, 1948 which time they will be publicly opene and read by the Assistant Suoerinte dent for Business Services or his du authorized representative. Specifications to which this bid ca must conform are available at the vision of Supply and Property. BOARD OF EDUCATION, Phoenix Union High School Sv. tern District No.

210 of Mar copa County, Arizona. William D. Bostrom, Cler Published: Arizona Republic: Februar 18, 19, IO, I', ZU, ITOO, ary 19, 20, 1968. 1948; Phoenix Gazette: Febru phy Funeral Home, 330 N. Sec- 1 ond Ave Elizabeth Heicrman Requiem Mass will be said at 11 a.m.

tomorrow in St. Teresa's Catholic Church, 5045 E. Thomas. Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery.

Mrs. Friesel, born in Austria, was a naturalized U. S. citizen. She moved to Phoenix five years ago from Oak Park, 111.

Surviving are her husband, Adolph; a son, Walter of Hillside, three daughters, Mrs. Caroline Simmons of Phoenix, Mrs. Margaret Blaqoue of Park Ridge, 111. and Mrs. Vera Clauser of Chicago; 11 grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.

Nelle D. Driscoll Mrs. Nelle D. Driscoll, 77, of 3315 N. Randolph Road, died at home yesterday.

Born in Centerton, she came here from Ann Arbor, in 1947. Surviving are her husband, James and a son, James. W. of Phoenix. Services will be at 10 a.m.

tomorrow in Mercer Mortuary, 1541 E. Thomas. Burial will be in Memory Lawn. Friends may call at the mortuary after 3 p.m. today.

SAFFORD Mrs. Elizabeth Heierman, 86, a resident of Arizona for nine years, died Saturday in Safford Inn Hospital. Born in Marshall, she came here after living in San Simon. She was a past matron, worthy matron and life member of the Order of Eastern Star in Imperial, Tex. Services will be at 11 a.m.

today in Safford Funeral Home. Cremation will follow. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Catherine Hall of San Simon; a son, Daniel H. of Redmond, and four grandchildren.

Louise A. Sandall Funeral services for Mrs. Louise A. Sandall, 92, a retired cook who came to Phoenix 50 years ago from Iowa, will be at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow at A.

L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. Mrs. Sandall, who resided at 1115 Grand, died Thursday in her home.

She was a member of the First Church of Christ. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. Legal Advertising BIDS the lit wi fc. lira' ic Housing Authority of the City of Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona, will ra- ceive bids for furnishing all labor, material, transportation and services for rm the exlsiino, and replacing with new evaporative air cooler units at the following locations: Proiect Ariz. Corner 9th Ave.

and Grant Units Proiect Ariz. Corner 1st Ave. and Mohave Units Proiect Ariz. Corner 16th Streat and Villa Street-138 Units Bids will be received until 9:00 a.m., on the 26th day of February, 1968, af 1305 South Third Avenue, phoenix. Arizona, at which time and place all bids WIN be publicly opened and read aloud.

Each bid shall be in accordance with Drawings and spec! (cations on file at the office of, the Housing Authority of the City of Phoenix at 1305 South Third Avenue and at the office of Lescher and Mahoney, Architects and Engineers, 407 West Osborn Road, Phoenix, Arizona. The drawings and specifications may be examined and copies obtained at the office of Lescher and Mahoney, Architects and Engineers, Ltd, 407 West Osborn Road, Phoen Arizona, upon deposit of $10.00 which deposit Will be refunded upon return of the drawings and specifications in good condition, within "i days after bid ipenlng. The general prevailing rate of per diem wages for each craft, type of workman or mechanic needed to execute the contract, as. ascertained from the Indus- rial Commission of Arizona, and on file therewith for the locality of this contract, is herewith Incorporated and made a part hereof and such rates shall be the mandatory minimum rate of wages paid by the Contractor and by any subconlractor under him to all laborers, workmen, and mechanics employed by them In the execution of the contract. The work day for employees shall be not more than eight (8) hours.

The per diem wage rates are straight hourly rates and do not include health nd welfare contributions or any other fa cr lt a A yo 0n co i SYMBOL of personal service And Understandable Prices SUNSET CHAPEL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Maricopa County Board of Supervisors a 10:00 a.m. on the llth' day of March 1968, in the Board of Supervisors Audi torium, 205 West Jefferson, Phoenix Arizona, to amend Zoning Ordinance ant Maps for the unincorporated area Warlcopa County. Z3-68 Commission Initiative (Patrick KM bane other owner) An irregular parcel Identified as Home stead Entry Survey (filed with Phoenix office, Bureau of Land Manage ment), apparently lying In parts of un surveyed Sections 1, 11 and 12, T5N, R8E except roads. Parcel 1: From R-2, DR to R-5. TO, D-, for all the above Homestead Entry Sur vey except Parcel 2 (95.3 acres) Parcel 2: From R-2, DR lo C-2 on both sides of Bush Hiahway through sale Homestead Entry Survey, to a depth of 200 feet from the right of way line (17.2 acres) RHEA WOODALL, Clerk, Board of Supervisors, Maricopa County Phoenix, Arizona Published: Arizona Republic, February 19, 1948.

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARIN by Zoning Commission at 10:00 a.m. on the 7 day of March, 1948. in the Board of Super visors Auditorium, 205 West Jefferson Phoenix, Arizona, to amend the Zoning Ordinance and maps for the unincorporated area of Maricopa County. 22-47 Ellare J. Reber for Robert Johann, owner The 3 NW'-i.

Sec. 24, TIN, R7E, except that part C-3 and except roads rom Rural to R-5, TO acres) 52-47 O'Farrell Associates for W. D. Martin, owner The NW'A, Sec. 22.

TIN. R7E, except the EW, ol said NW'A, and except the S. ft. of the W. ft.

of said NW'A except part zoned C-3 and except roads. From Rural to R-5. TD (19.3 acres) 57-67 Bill Moser for F. D. Kathrvn Worack, owners The E.

ft. of the W. Sec. 23. TIN, R7E, except that part zoned C-3 and except roads.

From Rural to R-5, TD (9.8 acres) 4-48 George Boutel, owner SWV4, Sec. 36, T4N, R1E, 5.AA, except roads. tact that some collective bargaining agreements in the construction industry provide for such benefits. If there Is a conflict of wage rates Jtween the Davis-Bacon Act and the Industrial Commission Schedules, higher minimum will prevail. The attention of the bidders Is directed Jo the fact that the work proposed herein to be done will be financed, in whole or In part, with Federa Funds and, therefore, all of the applicable Federal Statutes, rulings and regulations will apply to such work.

to be jihairbe by a cert! ch Jj ld sl al1 be -t l1 be ma at the Off le out on a form flee of the Arch. by fied or Cashier's check or bid bond for five percent of the amount of the bid, made payable to the order of the Housing Authority of the City of Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona, to be returned to the unsuccessful bidders and to the successful bidder, upon the execution of a satisfactory surety company bond covering performance and payment. fn ontr 0 Bid i led and filed B. Yanez, Executive Director, Authority of the City of Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona, at the Office of the Executive Director, 1305 South Third Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona. The certified or Cashier's check or bid 1 iv en as a guarantee that he bidder will enter nto the contract if awarded him and shall be declared forfeited as liquidated damages if the successful bidder refuses to enter into said contract af er being requested so to Jo by the Housing Authority of the City The Hoii.ing Authority reserves the lo relect any or all bids or to waive any normalities In the bidding.

No bid shall be withdrawn for a period of thirty (30) days subsequent to the JA nout tne consent ot OF THE BY ROY B. YANEZ Executive Director Dale. February 14, 196 From Rural to C-2 (8.3 acres) 7-48 Commission Initiative Parcel A triangularly shaped parcel of land lying on the N. side of Carefree Highway, extending from Cave Creek (wash) to Cave Creek Road; Parcel That part of the SE'A. Sec.

5, ylng N. of Parcel all located in the southerly portions of Sees. 5 6, T5N, as shown on a map "Requested Zonlnq District Change" drawn 2-6-68 the Maricopa County Planning and Zoning Department. Parcel From R-l. D-190 to R-l, D-70 acres) Parcel From R-l.

D-35 to R-l, D-70 acres) PHOENIX, ARIZONA Published: February 19, 1968. Republic and Gazette Phone 271-8000 Phoenix Newspapers. Inc. 120 E. Ven Buren St.

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Survived" Lottie, 3 sons, 3 brothers, i sister Mortuary ANDERS'ON, James AusTiiiTservlces J-fcA-If- i Carr Memorial cS Ea A 1 and rs Janet Avis Flint, Mich gan. Mrs. Lucille Daum, Fresno, Cal Mrs, Carol Byena Park, Cal son Oonald, Flint Michigan. 10 grandchildren. Services 10 a.m.

Tuesday in the Sunnvslope a pel of in the Garden. Mercer Mortuary. Graveside services by Elk's Fun- mm tec at Greenwood. BEERS, Myrtle O. Services 2 p.m.

today Mortensen Kings Funeral Center. Interment Pima Cemetery, Plrna Ariz. BLOUGH, Dolores Services 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Chapel of the Roses, Larry J. Melcher Mortuary, Dr.

Hayden Sears. First Methodist Church, offlclatinn. Burial Mountain View Memorial Gardens. Friends may call this afternoon CLARK5ON, a ul Victor. Survived bv wife Meda.

1 daughter. 1 brother, 3 grandchildren. Services Mondav 2 p.m. Green Acres Chapel. FuMraf rlvlnps 10 a.m.

tcBay Garden. Mercer i DICKINSON, "Lillian." 77, passed" away Saturday, services conducted by Rev. Louise Webster, a.m. A. L.

Moore A sorti. Edna R. Services and Inter- rnent at Antjoch, Illinois. Meidrum Mortuary, Directors. -FRlESEL, Caroline.

Rosary wlrt'Tbe recited at 4 P.m. Monday In Whitney ft Murphy Chapel. Mass qulem 11 a.m. Tuesday in st. Theresa's, Church.

Entombment St. Raymond Servjces ducted by Bishop W. Earl Merri 10 a.nv today at the LDS Paoe Ward diapei interment Salt Riv errill, aoego ei interment Salt River Cemetery. Meldrum Mortuary Directors. 8ILBERT, Roy husbahd'Of Pau ine C.

Gilbert, father of Mrs. Paul Wheetlev, brother of Mrs. Ruth Butler, and Mrs. Irma Sclfres. 3 grandchildren surviv ice Mc Ch 3 grandchildren survive, services conducted by Dr, L.

tioward icBaln, i p.m. Tuesday, Memory A. L. Moore A Sens. Friends may call from 3-10 o.m, OFF, Billy J.

3016 W. Survived by wife Lois; sons Stephen, Rodney of California; daughter Mrs. Carol Kelley, mother Mrs. Gladys Morefield, sister Mrs. Betty Ewing.

Dayton, Ohio. 2 grandchil- 4ren. Serv ces 1 p.m. Tuesday irirmhiw's Bethany capel, 7th Ave at Bethany Home Rd. Interment Memory Lawn.

Frien call after HANSEN, Ralph Louis." Survived by wife Anna J. and sons Kenneth both of Scotrsdale. and Raymond L. of Greenbay, Wisconsin, daufhter Mrs; Thomas Schearer, Edgerton, Wisconsin, and brother Harold Hansen, Menomlnee, Michigan end ct sa 1 1 a i iu 10 grandchildren. Funeral services conducted by Pastor Philli Tuesday a p.m.

at sinser. Mortuary, Scotfsdale. Inter- Ganzsel, illip Menomlnee', Michigan. HARDER, Bruce. Services 3 p.m.

Monday from the 1st Methodist Church. Tempe. Dr. Harold A. Frey officiating, Interment In Double Butte.

Family prefers contrl- buttons to the American Cancer Society or 1st Methodist Church Mortuary. HUNSlCKER, E'l Camlnq passed away Sunday. Moore f' KRUG, Parlhenla M. Services conducted by Rev. N.

Bethany Christ Ave. Survived by wife Margaret sons: Gary Tucson; Dennis Wllcox; Kevin and Shawn of Phx. Sisters Miss Margaret Mackin, Clewisfon, Fla. and Mrs. Mary Osmundson, Wolf Point, Montana.

Recitation of rosary 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, crlmshaws Bethany Chapel 7th Avenue at Bethany Home Rd. Requiem mass 9 a.m. Wednesday St. Simon fc jude Church 6351 N.

27th Ave. MTfi" Slby.l, S. Services" Tuesday'in CarF'Me'morfal' Chapel) Tempe. Rev. Charles Crouch officiating.

haven. Interment East Rest- Carl S. Rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. Monday in Whitney ft Murphy Chanel. Mass requiem 9 a.m.

Tuesday In St. leresas Church. Buriel In of Ih Frances Cemetery. it. Services conducted by Rev.

James J. Hlatt 10 a.m. today in Memory Chapel, A. L. Moore Sons.

PtCKENPATioH, JorSrATservTces conducted by Rev. Robert A. Yeomans 2 P.M. Tues. in Chapel of Memories.

A. L. Sons. f-to, fessie viola, survived by husband Ernest, mother Ellen Smith, 7 brother, 2 sisters. Services Mon- oay 11 a.m.

Green Acres Chapel. Rev. Womer Officiating. Burial PINA, Jesus M. of El Mirage.

Arrangements pending. Lundberg Chapelof the rosary 8 p.m. today Morten sen Kings Funeral Center. Requiem 9 a.m. Tuesday at St.

RUeeUSS, G'UV Hall, Sr. Services conducted by Rev. Raymond G. Manker 2:00 P.m. today In Memory Chapel, A.

L. Moore Sons. Interment In Reading. Mass. A contribution to the Unitarian Church Is preferred.

SANDALL, Louise A. Services conducted by Kenneth E. Brooks, Pastor 3:30 p.m. Tuesday in Chapel of Memories, A. L.

Moore a Sons. SMITH," R'lchard. brothers. Cleveland of Phoenix, Sam of Texas and Leslie of Nevada. Three sisters, Mrs.

Clara Mitchell of Missouri, Louise Mathaws of Phoenix and Marie Diamond of California. Services Tuesday 10 a.m. at Webber ft Sons Interment Greenwood. Scott. Graveside services conducted by Rev.

Arthur E. Petznlck 1 p.m. today at Greenwood. A. L.

Moore ft Sens. STOKES, Everett E. Services will be conducted by Dr. J. E.

Feller. 2 p.m. today. Chapel In the Garden. Mercer Mortuary, interment Lawn.

TORRES, Refuglo F. Requiem mass 9 a.m Immaculate Heart Church, Mortensen-Klnas Funeral Center. TRUMP, Frederic J. Survived by wife Juliann; son Frederic daughters: Juliann, Penelope, and Mrs. Richard Perrell of Scottsdale.

Brothers Paul, Van Brunt, Costa Mesa, 1 grandchild. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. Robert Wolterstorfl, Tuesday 11 a.m., Mcssinger Mortuary, Scoftsdale. Additional services and interment St. Paul, Minnesota.

Family suggjsts contributions to merlcan Heart Association. VAU Tuesday Cannon Funeril'Home'." WALKER. Harry W. 78. 1601 West Roma.

Husband of Irene, father of Mrs. Joye Broderick. Phoenix and James R. (Dick) Walker, Denver Colorado. Brother of Miss Mary Walker, Phoanix.

Passed away Saturday. Memorial services 10 a.m. Tuesday, Chapel of Memories. A. L.

Moore 8. Sans. Irvln Survived by wife Josephine, Phx. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday In Ihe Sunnvslppe Chapel of Hansen Mortuary.

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Vicinity 4th Place, Horn, Mesa. Reward. 942-0374. Dachshund, answers to BLACK female terrier pup. Vlcln- Ity 22nd Street, Monleclto.

246-6804. "GEHRMAN Named ''king." bppv rfght tar, i rv.w ix i if. lupur Reward. i GREEN a'hd yellow parakeet. Will "Petie." 945-5146' DACHSHUND, red female.

Name Velvet. Near 35th Avenue-Dunlap. YE 7-6442. Reward. LADY'S goldTnd lade band.

Vicinity Woolco or West Plaza. Reward. 279-6411. DIAMOND engagement ring, sky Harbor Airport, ladles' room, Reward. 946-0991.

722 Rlrrflngfon "244 caliber rifle, with recoil pad, and sling, 4 power Weaver scope. Reward. 276-5950. 16th St. and Roosevelt.

Arbown'aVd Sale WARE'S AUCTION 4025 buy L-. commission PHOENIX AUCTION CENTER Auction Thurs. 7 Buy for cash or consign 2633 E. Indian Sen. Rd.

VISITING Nurse Booksale Auction. Friday February 23rd. 7-9 p.m. Exhibit Building, Fairgrounds. Old and new books on display Thursday night ajjtL Friday, AOCTiOlfClTY '708 EAST AAA AUCTION EVERY FRIDAY, 7 P.M.

We buy outright or sell on consignment for quick cash 5102 N. 27th Avenue Call 277-3812 AUCTIOTTSALE Tues. Feb. 20th. 1:00 pm.

at Jamas Mortenson Farm. Kyrene and Warner Roads, 3 miles south Baseline Rd. on Kyrene Road. One mile north of Chandler on Mesa Chandler Hwy. lo Warner Rd.

6 miles west on Warner Rd. to Kyrene Road. Additional information call: Peterson Equip. Co, 963-4577 Chandler Phoenix Homes For Sale CIMMS 1M threoeh J7S Phx. Homes AH Areas MORTGAGE CO.

BARGAINS 2. $8750 $300 DN $77 MO. en lo45wHo 3. Gl ONLY NO DN J102 MO. for nice 5-vr old 2-br roomy BR rental.

$10,500. Inland Western 264-4231 After 264-0587 246-1774 937-5290 3 bdrm, 2 bath, fenced. Only $300 Mo. pvmt $104. Cortez 4013 W.

LAS PALMARITAS Lovely 4 Bdrm, Bath, Carpeting, Draperies, bull! In stereo, double car' LAIRD REALTY 275-8516 FURNISHEb two bedroom, seoar- ate garage, Iruli and shade trees, choice corner lot, fenced. 28th Drive and West 272-0107. Taylor. $7650. Owner.

FOR THE FOUR OF YOU Someone designed Ihe Alexander home, placed it on a quiet street adMnlng Encanto Golf Course, lovingly landscaped it and built a beautiful pool Offered In the 20's to the right people. HANSEN REALTY 264-2284 REALTOR sel' older three bed- rpom home, near school, transportation, shopping and park. Needs some "$150 Dh. Bel 165.75 Mo. to see this freshly painted 3 bedroom home.

Fenced yard. Dry aes- ert location Ideal for asthmatics. Between Phoenix Wickenburg. Total $6,995 Broker Owner, 254-7265, 936-3258. $150 Down, Bal.

$55.75. 2 bedroom home. Total $4,995. Agent 254-7265, evenings 2S4-228JL THREE bedroom, family room, block fence, near General Electric. $1000 CTM with Payments $J06.

Crown Really, 274-2473. 3 B'EDRObM BRICK ON Yes, with carpeting draperies 2 car garage $12,275 $375 down. 258-8051, 254-3338. 258-8054 Johnson Johnson 143 McDowell New homes available near i 3 Ltart at $13,000. N.E.

3 BR, BA. $125 MO. carpt, drps, clean (. ready to go Plaza Realty 4766 N. Central 264-6731 uoitftr BULLDOG.

Arizona ftepubttc 3t Parking Problwnt? Phonil Want Ad NiffliHr 27I.87M Homes AH Areas BEAUTIFUL HILLSIDE two ttNWffi built AYfP- with, acquired home. STATE REALTY 956-3268 i POOL-REFRIGERAtElD-3 BR Family room, office or sewing rm. You name the! down pymt. No closing costs to; buyer. Plata Realty 4766 N.

Central 264-6731. REFRIG. 2 BEDROOM Special electronic filter for allergy-, free.air. Newly painted Inside ITA'TE REALTY. J56-3260' 2- A-M 3-4 BR homes.

No pymts til all or drive May 3 ACRES WITOORTES" Refrlg. 3 bdrm, double fireplace, carpels, drapes, irrigated. Must see. Must'sen. Agent 956-4250.

LOVELY 2 Hdwd firs nice yd 10 citrus trees $200 DOWN, MOVE IN 253-1696, 275-2890 Johnson 8. Johnson 4 BR, 3 ba FR-4314 E. Sahuaro Low JO'S KaeWoa Consfr CO. 943-943? VERY'LARGE 3 BR aftfCK ba, sep. dining rm In xint area.

below FHA apor with, wrv THIS Prviwf homes on 1 Tot COOK At THIS Two 2, Uv 2 8 o5 272is; Johnson Johnson 143 BEST NORTHEAST BOY Are you looking for a ranch type home that Is priced right Then see this 3-BR, 2-bath home that Is close to everything, it has a huqe living room dinlnq area. Spacious kitchen with eating. area. Loads of cabinets, all nice size bdrms. Professionally land- scaped, irriqated lot with citrus trees loads of roses, It can be yours for only $14,300 with FHA or VA terms.

Tony RIMSZA Realty 6517 N. 17th STREET 244-1881 FOUR BEDROOM HEATED POOL Madison, Meadows, Central High, St. Francis, Citrus lot. Priced in low 40's. ED PIERCE REALTY 5252 N.

Central 264-705? S8.L offers Jr Exec. 3 br, ba fn exclusive North 17th Ave location for only $15,500, 30 yr terms to qualified buyer. HOWARD REALTY NEAR 35TH AVE-CAMELBACK Here's a darling 2 bdrm, 2 bath home. Clean as a pin well arranged. Owners arc In need of apt living.

It's priced In early teens. Fenced back yard with lovely trees. You can't 90 wrong on this one. REFRIGERATED $12,000 A delightful 2 bdrm home with central heat. Completely redecorated inside out.

Located In West St. Gregory 8, Osborn Schoo dlst, Priced under FHA appraisal, low down only $98 per month. Don't delay. NOBLE LEE REALTY 274-3696 5800 NORTH Wh AVENUE PAINT YOUR WAY IN 15th Indian School area. 2 BR, 20' living rm.

Good floor plan. LOVELY CONDOMINIUM Beautiful, large 2 BR home. Den with fireplace wet bar. One bedr. bath with large porch and closets upstairs.

Lovely carpeting drapes. Formal din- Ing living rm 24x34 patio Is covered screened. Furniture avail. $55,000. OWNER WANTS OFFER 2 neat, freshly painted houses on one lot.

Rent one. Live In one One furnished one partly. Out of state owner asking 14,000 but will take offer. Low down. Carry.

ED THIRKHILL REALTY 24 Hr. 264-4933 POOL-REFRIG-4 BW17T500 Vacant-quick possession. Some lucky person will get the buy of Carpeting, ine year, carpeting, garage. SURRARRER-BURK, REALTORS 400 W. Caemlback Call 24 hours dally NR CENTRAL Ref 3 br, 2 bath home within walking distance of Solano grade schl.

Sep din rm, carpets drapes, range In kitchen, newly painted S. with a new STORK SAYS "MOVE!" You'll enloy living In this charming refrigerated 2 br home with; Paneled din rm. custom re- modeled kitchen bath, carpeting 8. drapes, lifetime tile roof, bonded brick storage. On FULLY FURNISHED 4 bedroom, 2 bath home with formal dining room fireplace at $14,000.

277-7471 TIL 10 PM TOM FANNIN, REALTOR 7TH AVE HOSPITABLE HOME Gracious entry hall Quest closets wall to wall carpeting pe i hru uf built-in kitchen 3 BR, 2 bath. Charming home In beautiful area walk to Si" 4 School. Mid 20 S. CLEVENGER REALTY NW corner Central Thomas 279-5505 NEED 3 BR. N.E.? Then this well built, carpeted and draped home with Phlllc- pine manog on spacious lot of citrus shade will be lot of citrus 4 shade will DOfTWf ASSOC.

4821 N. Central 264-4841 PRESTIGE PROPERTIES 2V2 ACRE ESTATE DELUXE 2 BEDROOM N. Central location. Beautiful citrus lot. Family room with loads of charm.

New on the market. Listed 1 in 30 s. 1 BLK. OFF N. CENTRAL Large sep, 3.brm-fam room with dining rm.

poo. -rade ON CAMELBACK MTN. Large. luxury home for fop executive or very substantial retired iouple, overlooks Mountain. Shadows P.V.CX? pool.

Eves call Vivian Froora WALT BROWN REALTY CHARMING Eastern style home, Ige living rm, drapes, carpeting $, hardwood floors. Modern kitchen S134 CENTRAL 279-9325 Res..