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Arizona ftepn bffe' JtM tt, Obituaries Eva A nne Sample, 23 4 victim of accident TEMPE-Rftes for Eva Anne Sample, Who taught fViftch from to 1968 in McClintock High School, win be at 10-30 a.m. tomorrow in the First Congregation Church, Sixth Street and Byrtle. Burial will be in Etst Resthaven Camtey, Phot- nix, Carr Mortuary announced. Miss Sample, 330 E. Cairo, was injured in an auto accident Friday near Blytbe, Calif, and dfed Sunday in St.

Joseph's Hospital. Born in Preston, sot came to In 1MO with her family. She attended schools in Coolidge and Tempe, was an honor student at Tempe High School and was graduated in IMS with high distinction from Arizona State University, where she majored in French and minored hi German. She was a candidate the past year at the University of Indiana for her master's in French. She also studied French at the University of Grenoble, France, and at the University of Vienna, Austria, in the summeri of She would have received her M.A, in French this August at the University of Caen, France.

At ASU she was a member of Natani and Mortar Board honorary organizations and Phi Kappa Phi sorority, and a member of National Honor Society and president of Tri-Hi-Y, while at Tempe High School. She had been a member of the Sunday School and Pilgrim Youth Fellowship of the church, and of Girl Scouts, where she had to tht Curved Bar rank. Survivors include her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W.

Sample of Tempe; and a sister, Sbelia Sample, a student in Switzerland. The family prefers contributions to the Barrow Neurological Institute at St. Joseph's Hospital, or Tempe First Congregational Church: cremation foi- Fldmitttio Fwrell Andrew. EVA SAMPLE tomorrow Private services for Philip B. Shumway, 63, who died Tuesday in Hilton Nursing Home, will be tomorrow in Mortensen-Kings Funeral Center.

Mr. Shumway, a retired real estate broker, was a native of Evanston, 111., who came to Phoenix in 1950 from Chicago. He was graduated from WiUiams College, Williamstown, Mass. He was 'employed by Pullman Co. before coming to Phoenix.

Survivors include three daughters, Barbara Shumway of Mary Weaver, of Montrose, and Mrs. Anne Williams of Visa- tia two brothers and a sister out of state; and one granddaughter. The family prefers contributions to the American Cancer Society or the American "Heart Association. "Juanita Barajas Rosary for 'Mrs. Juanita Barajas, 77, who died yesterday in the Morenci Hospital, will be said at 8 p.m.

today at the Lewallen Mortuary in Clifton. Funeral Mass will be at 9 ajn- tomorrow at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Clifton. Burial will be in the Clifton Catholic Cemetery. Mexico, Mrs. Barajas.had lived in Morenci 64 years.

include a daughter, Mrs. Lupe J. Cervantes of Morenci; and three sons, Norwalk, of Tucson and Ben of Los Angeles. SUSAN HUNTER Mrs. Hunter, 68, Arizonan Harry Wilton Lusk SUICB I DOUGLAS Services for Harry Wilton Lusk, 81, who died Tuesday in the Douglas Hospital, will be at 3 p.m.

today at the First Presbyterian Church. Burial will be at Calvary Memorial Cemetery. Mr. Lusk graduated from the University of Arizona 'in 1912 with a degree in chemical engineering. He was chief chemist for the Phelps Dodge smelter for 45 years, retiring in 1957.

Born in Bay City, he came to Arizona in 1912. A member of the Presbyterian be sang in the choir for'60 years. Survivors include one son, Dr. Harry Arnold Lusk of Tarzana; two daughters, Jean Allen Lusk of Douglas and Mrs. Verna Buell of Covington, six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Wilbur Vest Sr. MESA for Wilbur Vest 35, were held Tuesday in the Lehi Nazarene Church. Cremation rites were in Laveen. Universal Memorial Center mwje arrangements. Jtfr.

-Vest, 1305 E. Thomas, drowned in an irrigation nal'last Ihursday a half mile east of Gilbert Road. He was employed at Talley Industries here. Born in Phoenix, he was graduated from Mesa High School. Survivors include his wife, Jane; six children, Wilbur Earl, Gary, Gloria, Betty and Bert; and a brother, Edmund, aU of Mesa; two iff ters, Myra Thomaj of EllTlrStS Mrs.

Susan I. Hunter, who was born in Colihia, Chihuahua, Mexico and was brought to Thatcher an infant, died yesterday in Good Samaritan Hospital. Mri. Hunter, O01 E. Wfflet- ta, was a member of the Queen.

Esther Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, and was educated in Lordsburg, N.M., and Safford schools. From 1918 to 1948 she made her home in Tucson while her husband was a conductor for the Southern Pacific. She came to Phoenix in 195L Survivors include her husband, William four brothers, Dr. Ira Judd of Tempe, Paul Judd el Mesa, Lem Robson of Tucson and Rulan Robson of Mammoth; three sisters, Mrs. Edith Reeder and Mrs.

Viola Goodman, both of Mesa: and Mrs. Mabel Stout of Phoenix; a brother and three sisters out of state. Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Meldrum Mortuary, N. Micdonald, Mesa.

Burial wOl be in Mesa Cemetery. Harriet Heatherington Scrvfetf fpr Harriett M. HeathwiDgtoB, who died Tuesday in Beatitudes Convalescent Home, will be at a.m, tomorrow in A. L. Moort and Sons Mortuary, 333, W.

Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Miss Htatberington, E. Flower, wii a member of the Second Church of Christ, Scientist. Born in Hoopston, 111., to Phoenix in 99 iBHy ALFRED MAGGS Refrigeration executive dies at 58 Alfred Maggs, 58, who came to Phodnix in 1948 from Long Island, N.Y., and was president of York Refrigeration Co. at 3890 W.

ton, died Tuesday in St. Luke's Hospital. Mr. Maggs, 2157 W. Mulberry, was graduated with a degree in engineering from New York University in his native New York City.

He was a member of the Arizona Society of Professional Engineers, the Arizona County Club, Sun Angel Foundation and Central United Methodist Church. Services will be at 3 p.m. today in Bethany Chapel, 710 W. Bethany Home. Cremation win follow.

Survivors include his wife, Elizabeth; two. sons, Sgt. Robert Maggs'with the Air Force at Sacramento, and student at Arizona State University, and a brother in New- Jersey. The family suggests contributions to the National Jewish Hospital in Denver or the Maricopa Heart Association, 1720 E. McDowell.

Ruben Laguna Rosary for Ruben Laguna, 19, who- died at 1820 E. Polk, will be recited at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Mortensen- Kings Funeral Center, 1020 W. Washington. Mass will-be said at 8:45 Saturday in St.

Anthony Catholic: Church, 909 S. First Ave. Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery. Mr.

Laguna, 1011 S. Fourth Ave-, been employed as a road repairman for Southern Pacific Railroad Co. He was born in Phoenix. v.i include two daughters, and Teresa of Phoenix, his mother, Mrs. Teresa Mazon of father, David; two brothers, Danny and Ernest, three sisters, Mrs.

Rosie Cruz, and Carmen Laguna, and a grandmother, Mrs. Maria Jesus Laguna, all of Phoenix; and two brothers out of state. Rev. Oscar Goodloe Services for the Rev. Oscar Goodloe, 84, win beat 10 a.m.

Saturday in.St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church, 15th Avenue and Sherman. Burial will be in Double Butte'Cemetery. Friends may call from noon to 10 p.m. tomorrow in Webber and' Sons Mortuary, 1641 E.

Jefferson. Burial will be in Double Butte Cemetery, Tempe. Mr. Goodoe, 2433 E. Marguerite, was born in Howard and came to Phoenix from Paris, 50 years ago; He had been a self- employed carpenter.

Survivors include two sons, Essie of Phoenix and Sherman of Chicago; a brother, Primis of Phoenix; a sister out of state; five grandchildren and eight great- grandchildren. Blanche Wiese Rites for Mrs. Blanche B. Wiese, 70, who died Monday in Good Samaritan Hospital, will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow in A.

Moore and Sons Mortuary, 333 W. Adams. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Wiese, 817 N.

Sixth had been an index clerk years for the Veterans Administration. Born in Wisconsin, she came here 25 years ago from Washington. Survivors include a niece and two nephews out of state. Elizabeth Hughes Rites for Elizabeth "Buffy" Hughei, 22, who died Monday of a heart ailment in John C. Lincoln Hospital, will be at 2 p.m.

tomorrow in the Church of the Beatitudes, 555 w. Glendak Ave. nwy cajl from 3 to A. Moore Adams, low. Miss Hughes.

9031 N. 18th Drive, was born hi Lafayette, and moved to Phoenix 11 years ago from El Paso, Tex. Survivors include her par- rents. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert H. Hughes, and two brothers, Robert Jr. and Richard Aflen Hughes, all of Phoenix. Edith Rosary Mrs. Edith Cahal Ploussard, 62, who died yesterday in St.

Joseph's Hospital, will be at 8 p.m. today in Whitney and Murphy Chapel. 330 N. Second Ave. Ma'ss will be said at 10 a.m.

tomorrow in St. Mary's Catholic Church. 231 N. Third St. Burial will be in St.

Francis Cemetery. Mrs. Ploussard, 510 W. Wilshire, was born in Illinois and moved to Phoenix in 1929 from Farmers City, 111. She was employed by the State Banking Department until three years ago.

Survivors include her husband, Louis; a son, Louis Jr. of Anchorage, Alaska: a brother, Alfred of Phoenix; a sister and a brother out of state and five grandchildren. Cleveland Jefferson Services for Cleveland Jefferson, 22, will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in Mount Calvary Baptist Church, 1246 S. llth Ave.

Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Mr. Jefferson, 1528 W. Hartley, who died here Sunday of a gunshot wound, was graduated from Grace Court Elementary School, attended Phoenix Union HigR School and worked as an orderly at the -'Arizona State Tuberculosis Sanitorium before joining the Army in September 1967. He was discharged in November 1968 after a year in Born in Pittsburg, Tex.

he was "brought to Phoenix in 1947. Survivors include his par- Mr. and Mrs. Yulice Jefferson; four brothers, Julice Charlie, Eugene and Robert; a sister, Mrs. Gurthie Mosley, and Mrs.

Mary Anderson, all of Phoenix. Friends may call from noon to 10 p.m. tomorrow, in Wefc ber and Sons Mortuary, 1641 E.Jefferson, Harry Williams Services for Harry M. Williams, 88, a stationary engi- 36. for the Atchi- soiy Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, will be at 11:30 a.m.

tomorrow in A. L. Moore 'and Sons Mortuary Adams. Burial will be in Greemyood. Cemetery.

Mr. Williams, -3814 W. Sherman, died. Tuesday in St. Joseph's Hospital.

Born in Madison, he came to Phoenix in 1904 from Colorado. Survivors include his wife Mage; a daughter, Mrs. Betty Lee of Wittmann; a son, Donald and eight grandchildren. Ber nice Reece Rites for Mrs. Bernice Reece, 38, were held yesterday in the First Baptist Church in Randolph.

Burial- will be in the Florence Cemetery, Webber and Sons Mortuary announced. Reece died last Thursday in Final General Hospital at Florence: Born in Fort Towson, she. moved to in 1952. Survivors include a daughter, Dor thy of Randolph; four sons Floyd, Paul, Rudolph, all of Randolph and Jimmy of Fort Towson; her father, Arthur Fulsom of Fort Towson; five sisters out of state; and one grandchild. Howard P.

Duffy MESA Services for Howard P. Duffy, 68, who died yesterday in Mesa Southside Hospital, will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Larry Melcher Mortuary, 43 S. Stapley. Burial will be in Mesa Cemetery.

Mr. Duffy, 233 S. Mesa Drive, was a retired prospector who came here five years ago from- Pasadena, Calif. He was a Navy of World War I and member of Elks Lodge 1781, Veterans of eign Wars and American Legion, all in Mesa. He was born in Fort Cofeb, Okla.

Survivors include his wife, Jeanette; three stepsons, Richard and Jacques LeVoie, all of New York City; and a sister, Mrs. J. j. Hoi- loran of Phoenix. SIX YEARS FOB 38 CENTS TAIPEI, Formosa (UPI) A district court judge sentenced a 17-year-old boy to six Imprisonment TueV day for another youth of the equivalent of U.S.

MESA Rosary for Fto- rentino Munoz, who died yesterday to Good Samaritan Hospital, will be at 8 p.m. today in Larry J. Mefcher Mortuary, 43 S. Stapley. Mass will be said at 10 a.m.

tomorrow, in Queen of Peace Catholic Church, First Street and MacdonaH. Burial will be in Mesa Cemetery. Mr. Munoz, 745 W. Third was born in San Angeleo, and came to Mesa 50 years ago.

He had operated the El Charro Restaurants here the past 46 years. He was a member of Mesa Elks Lodge 1781. Survivors include a son, Freddie and two daughters, Mrs. Gertrude Smith and fa Munoz, all of Mesa; 12 grandchildren and 1 great- grandchild. George W.

Lingard CASA GRANDE Services for George William Lingard, 90. who died Tuesday in the Mesa General Hospital, will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Cole and Maud Mortuary. Burial will be at Mountain View Cemetery. Mr.

Lingard had lived in Mesa 50 years, coming to Arizona 52 years ago from Shoshone, Idaho. He was a member, past master and secretary-treasurer of Final Lodge No. 30, F. and A.M. He also was a member of the Hi 12 Club, past patron of the Eastern Star and at one time served on the Mesa City Council.

Mr. Lingard had attended Indiana University. He is survived by his wife, Eva; two daughters, Mrs. Mera Montgomery of Temps and Mrs. Martha Van Zandt of La Mesa, a brother and a sister out of state; three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Services for Farrefl Wayne Andrews, $, a student at Simpson Elementary School, win be at 1 p.m. tomorrow in Grimshtw's Bethany Chapel, 710 W. Bethany Home. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. the son of Mrs.

Davis, w. Palo Verde, and Thomas Andrews of Lake Hawaii City, was fatally injured to an auto accident Tuesday at 23rd Avenue and Bethany Home. He was born in Phoenix and attended Victory Baptist Church. Survivors besides his parents include four sisters, Rene Andrews, Colmda Davis, Robin Davis and Charlene Davis, all Phoenix. Daily official to hold hearing The state dairy commissioner will hold a public hearing tomorrow, preparatory to adopting regulations governing labeling, advertising, display and manufacturing of imitation dairy products.

The hearing by Commissioner Ezra Odle will begin at 9 a.m. in room 219 of the Capitol Annex, 17th Avenue and Adams. He said the purpose of his hearing te to receive oral or written arguments concerning his proposed regulations from anyone interested. will public auefion of owned by the Clfy In and for the constructio Qty of Phoen 'or each Legal Adveftisng 'i, "fi? 6 lv th8 yfiKffif will be conducted on iBMENT FOR 1IDS fllven that the Arizona ftjr Juntor Col. the State Ja of, the Maricopa 'College Olstrct wll West Southe be In on "The Arizona State Board of Director for Junior colleges reserves the riant ti reject any cr or any No HarieoM county junior tstrlcf Governing Board VIVUHU bvoae ir is a package a.

ihowthe amount tht 5V the city each month over a peril hlrty (M) years from the date of sancy of the Phoenix Civic Plaza A of the listed i numere ave ater- jates ai listed in the construction con- rtet documents. The bid musf also state construction costs and the addltlv as follows: a JJ5J U. EtlC 'haSa ferna: and II) ic jlsted separately) must agree KT awarded to the ftjshesf rent therefor, whlerj of the lease back to tnt dfeemed the lowest net eigr all rental under fc comparing the total rer" credit will Ije given for dess construction serves, bond reset 1 ax exemptlohs or tax credits Otherwise be employer to 6tntW flu -Ity either, through additional proleci mprovements.or rental abatemwf aftei occuDancy. All must te accompa' ilfd. by a cashier's check or cheeks otallng five per cent of the archf ect's estimated-or.

actual cost of con- tructlon a good faith check ol to the City he city itrves the right to ect any and an f'JJS of umbered additiv llows: iv Rental Cwiitruetlen Cast bios, rne general prevalllno rate of as dftermlnetf by and with the Industrial Comm the minimum Paid for or of workman needed. tlen Center. Bids wlll at Wl erforrn the contract. A City ui Washington Street, Phoenix, Ar zone, and shall be opened and computed immedl. tely thereafter the Council formation and coies of the ngton at a eosf of ARS ($75.00) accordance with rl ttl "ant, oilscum and We are Celebrating the Opening of another New Store df t.

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