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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1971 A I I I PAGE 41 Israeli Author Proposes Return To Spiritual Values MCHEUNE KEATING Staff Writer The man who came to dinner yesterday was Zvi Kolitz, Israeli author, fflm maker and theatrical producer. He was the featured speaker last night at the Tucson Combined Jewish Appeal Men's Community Dinner at Congregation Anshei Israel Earlier, over a lunch of whole wheat toast, two soft boiled eggs and tea upon Ms arrival at Tucson International Airport, he said what the world needs now great rebirth, a return to spiritual values. "We know more and more about less and less," Kolitz said. "The spirit is dead. Today, religion bypasses the spirit It is ofly institutionalized.

"This same thing shows in the fine arts in the theater, movies, painting. They are strangled theater is on its way to destruction. It has exhausted all media and has no place to go. So it-is returning to old themes, nostalgia. And this is not the answer.

iTlaywrights today have nothing to offer but the accumulation of frustrations and darkness. The theater has been debased. It no longer expresses any of the higher meanings. "All forms of the fine arts are at the crossroads." Kolitz should know. He is the PUBLIC RECORDS MAHRIAGES Jesse Belarano Velar, 18, Tucson, and Clarissa Ann Ortega, 17, Tucson.

John Myles Hamm, 31, Tucson, and Vicky Lynn Ellis, 19. Tucson. Arthur W. Smith, 31. Tucson, and Joyce O.

Nolan, 3D, Tucson. Jesus Abendanio Lcroez, 24, Tucson, and Maria Elena Ouarie, 23, Tucson. William Edward Burke, 24, Tucson, and Kathy Jann Schweitzer, 22, Phoenix. Danny Jenkins, 23, Tucson, and Sandra K. Miller, 21, Tucson.

Steven Alan Anderson, 21, Tucson, and Patricia Lynn Wiles, 18, Tucson. Thomas Raymond, 23, Tucson, and Rebecca R. Kukaskv, 18, Tucson. David J. Mullins, 24, Ft.

Wayne, and Mary A. Mullins, 24, Ft. Wayne. DIVORCES Ralph Proffitt vs. Gensvievt L.

Proffitt- complaint. Elizabeth Torgerson vs. Robin Kurt Toroerson. complaint. Dianne E.

Lucas vs. James W. Lucas, complaint. Charles Claude Roesberry vs. Sherry Talbot Vestal Roesberrv.

comolalnt. AustW R. Rogers vs. Billye J. Rogers, Sarah: Louise Gatchett vs.

Melvin Lee Gptchell, comnlaint. Grover Schwarz vs. Maroaret E. Schwarz, complaint. Edward R.

Chorman vs. Maraaret A. Chorman, comolalnt. Myrna Jeney vs. Jerry A.

Jeney, de- "jlrry A. Rowley vs. Lorna Ruth Row- lev, dfiree. Luxmi S. Crur vs.

Benjamin G. Cruz, Charles E. Ferree vs. Shirley Anne Cheryl S- Pvle vs. Kenneth James cfoyfwon vs.

Patricia Ann Wilson, Hovrard Bobby Clark vs. Betty Louise James David Brown vs. Jacqueline Joy vs. Dolores L. Rosio, de Serey Sierra vs.

Lupe Sierra, decree. Betty Ann Anspach vs. Willis Ore Ans. Mary Abarca Wallis vs. Bert W.

'Mary vs. Emerson E. Morris, annulment decree. Georgian Braun vs. Eugene Braun.

decree. BIRTHS St. Joseph's Hospital Mr and Mrs. Ted DeSaam, Marana, a bo- ai 1 :55 a.m. Feb.

17. Mr. and Mrs. David Bivens. 4342 E.

Svlvane a eirl at 9:00 p.m. Feb.17 Mr- and Mrs. Duncan Creed, 5015 E. Lee a boy at 11 :33 D.m. Feb.

17. Tucson Medical Center Mr and Mrs. Guillermo Hoffman, 1309 w. Yavapa! a Birl at 3:50 a.m. Fen.

16 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Vance 8145 E- Kenyon Drive, a sirl at 7:52 a.m. Feb. 17.

Mr. and Mrs. Dolores Alvarez, 7561 S. Camino Hivisim, a boy at 10:30 a.m. Feb.

7 Mr. and Mrs. Pete Salomon, 2520 E. Cameron Vista, a sirl at 12:51 p.m. Feb.

17 Mr. and Mrs. David Martin, 5206 E. Baker a boy at 8:20 p.m. Fob.

17. Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Garcia, 1206 W. St.

Mary's Road, a girl at 8:27 P.rn. Feb. 17. FELONY ARRESTS Robert Euoene Eppslein, 18, of 6507 E. Shepherd Hills Drive, arrested by police yesterday on suspicion of unlawful, sale of Arthur Milton Nleml, 48, of 5S71 E.

Cooper arrested by police yesterday on suspicion of aggravated battery. Robert Franklin Crutchley, 20, of 2518 La Cienesa Drive, arrested by police yesterday on suspicion of burcJary (two arl Romedahl, 26, of 1135 W. Prince Road, arrested by police yesterday on suspicion of unlawful possession of Michael Greenlee, 19, of 4807 E. Rosewood arrested by police yesterday on suspicion of grand 1heit (auto). Charles G.

Marcum, 30, of 5150 N. La Cholla arrested by Sheriff's deputies yesterday on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder, assault with a deadly weapon, and aggravated aS DavW Elias Sepulveda, 19, of 1139 N. 9th arrested by police yesterday on suspicion of forgery (two counts). BURGLARIES From Arizona Meat Packers, 670 W. 33rd business machines, tools, total value $1,950, reported to police yesterday.

From Mobile Living, 34CO N. Oracle Road, furniture valued at $1,400, reported to police yesterday. SUPERIOR COURT SENTENCINGS May A. Romo de Viva, 23, petty theft, six months' probation, bv Judge John Collins. uthor and executive producer Israel's first major motion icture "Hill 24 Doesn't Answer." It was awarded inter- ational film prizes at the Canes and Mexico City festivals.

On Broadway, he was the oproducer of the controversial The Deputy," a Tony Award Inner. Born in Lithuania, Kolitz at- ended the university at Flornce, Italy, and was graduated rom the naval academy at Civitavecchia with the rank of cap- ain of the merchant marine. "That was in preparation for oing to Palestine," he said. Beginning as a political essay- 3ids Opened School Site Work J. W.

Davenport and Miller, aving contractors, were appar- nt low bidders yesterday on rainage correction work at Fruchthendler Elementary chooL The company's bid, epresents a 110,000 to avings over the original proposal presented for correcting erious drainage problems at he school site in the Sabino Visa subdivision, said District 1 Engineering Director John Tsa- guris. The contractor will rework Cloud Road and Lodge Eoad to ivert drainage from the'school site. Originally, engineers estimated it would cost to emove the water. Some water drainage work, aid Tsaguris, will be included in the building contract. Bids are to be opened March 9 on the uflding.

The district board will have to on the bids before they are ent to the Puna County Board Supervisors final action. Position Filled At Continental Special to the Citizen CONTINENTAL Walte Ormsby Jr. has been appointed the Continental School Board to replace Dr. Arthur A. Wellck who moved from Green Valley to Sun City.

Ormsby is a graduate of Tuc son schools and has been a resi dent of Continsmtal two years He attended fee University Arizona and Northern Arizona University. Ormsby will be sworn March 9. His term will expir this year. ist, he soon became prominent in the political and literary life of Palestine. During World Wai- he served as chief recruiting officer in Jerusalem.

In 1946, he was PHOTO elected delegate of the World Zionist Congress in Basel, Switzerland. Nowadays he divides his time between an apartment in New York and his home in Tel Aviv, spending every spring and summer in Israel. Next summer he will produce a new movie derived from the Masada, the historical rock on the shores of the Dead Sea in Jerusalem. "It is not a period piece," he asid. "It is about a modern dig, in which the past is revived by telling a story of the present." Meanwhile he is busy co-writing a new play, "Certificate of Authority," with Dore Shary, who will later produce the drama on Broadway.

"I believe there is a great quest for wisdom in the world today," he said. "People everywhere are dying of spiritual thirst. There are too many disruptive forces loose in the world. I don't feel that we are facing happy days. I think it will get worse before the tide turns.

"The return to spiritual values is best expressed in the works of Herman Hesse. He is typical of this trend. That is why he is now such popular reading with the frustrated young." Kolitz himself has written a book, published last year, on the spiritual crisis, "Survival For What?" "I believe strongly there is going to be a tremendous trend toward the non-empirical," he said. "It is already showing in Europe. This desire to define the finer sides of life is small, but it is there.

I hope it will come to the United States. For it is in this that survival lies." LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE STATE OF ARIZONA Corporation Commission all to Whom these presents shall Come, ireeting: 1. WILLIAM R. JOHNSON secretary of le Arizona Corporation Commission, do erebv certify that the annexed. is a true nd complete CODY of Ihe ARTICLES OF NCORPORATION OF IMA FOUNDATION'- FOR MEDICAL rtiich were filed In the office of the Arizona orporation Commission on the 4th day of "ebruary, 1971, as provided bv law WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto et my hand and affixed the official seal of tie Arizona Corporation Commission, at the in the city of Phoenix, this 4th day jf February A.D.

1971 WILLIAM R. JOHNSON By Secretary, Assistant Secre- ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF IMA FOUNDATION FOR MEDICAL CARE EN BY THESE PRESENTS: CNOWALLMEU That the undersigned, whose residences Dost office addresses appear ooDosite leir respective names have this day asso- iated themselves for the purpose of form- ns a non-profit corporation under the laws the State of Arizona and do hereby adopt he following Articles of Incorporation. ARTICLE I he name of this corporation is and shall be: IMA FOUNDATION FOR MEDICAL CARE ARTICLE 11 The location of its principal place of busi- ess shall be at Tucson, Arizona, but it may establish other places of business and other ices at such other places either within or rttnout the stale of Arizona as the Board Trustees may from time to time deter- ilne. ARTICLE III The objects, purposes and powers of this corporation and the general nature of the usiness it proposes to transact are: (a) To promote, develop, and he distribution of medical services by its members to the people of Pima County and diacent counties at a cost reasonable 1o 3oth palient and physician; to preserve jnlo its members, the medical orofesston large, and the public, freedom of choice 3f both physician and patient, to gua.rd and reserve the physician-patient relationship nd its innumerable benefits; to protect the jublic health; to work and study in coooer- tion with the Blue Shield and the Blue Tross plans, and other prepaid medical care plans that provide for periodic and realistic budgeting for medical care, and which subscribe to and provide for the freedom of selection and the guarantee of the ihys'can-patient relationship. In order to urther promote the above purposes; to work with, and provide information to, the public.

Chambers of Commerce, aqricul- ural association, trade unions, employers' organizations, and other groups and individuals as to the reasonable cost of adequate medical care; to work in conjunction vim the Pima County Medical Society, other County Medical Societies, and the Arizona Medical Association, to promote hese purposes and the purposes of those organizations, namely, the development and promotion of the art and science of medicine, the protection of the public health, and the betterment of the medical profession. (b) To buy, contract for, lease and in anv other lawful wavs acauire, fake, hold and own real, personal and mixed property ol all kinds and descriptions and to sell, mortgage, lease and otherwise dispose of the same for the purposes of this corporation. (c) To borrow money and to issue bonds, debentures, notes and other evidences of indebtedness and obligations from time to time, and to mortgage, pledge and otherwise charge any or all of its properties, rights. Privileges and assets to secure the payment thereof for the purposes of this corporation; Cd) To establish terms and conditions of membership in the corporation; and (e) To do all and everything necessary, suitable and proper for the accomplishment )f the purposes or attainment of the objects lereinabove set forth either alone or in association with other individuals, corporations or partnerships and Including federal, state, county and municipal bodies anc authorities and in general-to do anv and all which a natural person could do or which now or hereafter mav be authorizec tv law and in general, to do and perform such acts and things and transact such business in connection with the foregoing objects not inconsistent with law. ARTICLE IV Notwithstanding anything herein to the contrary contained, no part of the activities of the corporation shall be carrying on propaganda, or otherwise attempting to in fluence legislation.

ARTICLE The time for commencement of cor poration shall be the date of the filling these Articles of Incorporation as required by law and the term of its corporate exis fence shall be twenty-five (25) years thereafter, with the privilege of renewal as pro vldcd by law. ARTICLE VI This corporation shall be a non-profit cor Deration end shall have no stock, and no dividends or pecuniary profits shall be ie clared or paid to the members or trustee thereof or to any other private indlvldua and all of Its earnings shall be used to fur ther the purposes of corporation a herein-above set forth. ARTICLE VII The members, officers and trustees shal not be Individually liable for the corporation's debts or other liabilities and th private property of such Individuals shal be exempt from anv corporate debts liabilities. ARTICLE VIII The control and management of the al fairs of this corporation shall be vested In Board of Trustees of not less than nin (9) members, and the names of those se lected to serve beginnino with the in corporation of this corporation and unl their successors shall be chosen arc: Christopher A. GUARINO, M.D.

Richard ArmstrCno, M.D. George W. King, M.D. Richard L. Dexter, M.D.

David M. Bcn-Ashcr, M.D Seymour I. Shapiro, M.D. Bovd R. Burkhardt, M.D.

Sidney Kemberllno, M.D. ames E. Brady, M.D. ack Layton, M.D. Aorton Fuchs, M.D.

H. Fry. D.O. The above Trustees were elecieo at a leetine held in Tucson, Arizona on the 22nd day of December, 1970. Hereafter, the Board of Trustees shall be iected by the Board of Directors of the ima County Medical Society at a regular nnual meeting of the- members of said 3oard which meetins shall be held in Tuc- Arizona, or at such other places within he State of Arizona as shall be determined the Medical Society's Board of Direc- ors, on the 2nd Tuesday of December of ach Year commencino in thevear 1971 yn- ess such day be a legal holiday, in which vent such meeting shall be held on the ext succeeding business day, and each 'rusfee shall hold office for a term of one aar or until his successor shall have been lected and qualified.

The Board of Trustees shall elect a Presi- ent. Vice Presient, Secretary and Treasu- er, no two or more of which offices may be eld by one person. The time and-method lecting said officers and the length of the erm of thair office shall be fixed in the by- aws. All of the foregoing officers shall be members of the Board of Trustees. The Board of Trustees may engage the ervices of such other employees, including ut not limited to an executive secretary managing director, as may from me to time be deemed necessary or advis- ble for the obiect and purpose of the cor- oration.

The Board of Trustees may ap- ooint an executive committee which shall Mssess and may exercise the powers of the oard of Trustees in the management and irection of the affairs of the corporation uring the intervals between meetings of he Board of Trustees. ARTICLE IX No person shall possess any property ight in or to the property or assets of the Upon the dissolution of the corporation, all assets shall be distributed as ollpws: To the Pima County Medical ocielv, an Arizona non-profit corporation. to its successor; or in the event that the aid Pirna County Medical Society is not existence and does not have a successor, hen said assets and property shall be eyed and transferred to such non-profit, haritable organization as the Board of 'rustees of this corporation shall determine. ARTICLE These Articles of Incorporation may ie amended by the affirmative vote of majority of the Trustees then in office at meeting called for that purpose; pro- ided, that in no event shall Article IV or Article VI hereof be altered or amended in anv manner ARTICLE XI The highest amount of indebtedness or iabllitv, direct or contingent, to which this corporation mav be subiect at anv one time hall be ONE MILLION DOLLARS 51,000,000) or such additional amount or amounts as mav be authorized by three- ourths (3,4) of the votes cast with respect hereto at a lawfully held meeting of the "rustees of the corporation and approved iv the Arizona Corporation ARTICLE XII This corooration does hereby appoint IOHN L. DONAHUE, Tucson, Ariona, who has been a bona fide resident of he State of Arizona for at least three (3) 'ears, its lawful agent in and for the Stats Arizona for and on behalf of said corporation to accept and acknowledge service of, and upon whom mav be served, all necessary process or processes in anv action, suit or Proceeding that may be had or )rought against said corporation, in anv of the courts in said state of Arizona, such service or process or or the acceptance thereof, by said agent endorsed thereon to have the same force and effect as if served upon by the President and Secre- tarv of the corporation.

The foregoing appointment may be revoked at anv time by filing an aoDOintmsnt of a successor agent. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, have hereunto sinned our names this 2nd day of February. 1971. MAME, RESIDENCE AND P. 0.

ADDRESS: Christopher A. Guarino, M.D.. S710 E. Oo- atas Place, Tucson, Arizona 85715. M.D..

6842 E. Tawa, Tucson, Arizona 85715. George W. King, M.D., 2917 E. Hardv Place.

Tucson, Arizona 85716. Richard L. Dexter. M.D., 4842 E. Tawa.

Tucson, Arizona 85715. STATE OF ARIZONA COUNTY OF PIMA On this the 2nd dav of February, 1971 before me the undersigned officer, personally appeared CHRISTOPHER A. GUARINO, M.D., RICHARD S. ARMSTRONG, M.D., GEORGE W. KING, M.D., and RICHARD L.

DEXTER, M.D., known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged that they executed the same for the purposes therein contained. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto set my hand and official seal. JOHN L. DONAHUE, JR.

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85703 Without obligation on my part, I'd like to know about the opportunity of having my son deliver the Star or Citizen, (Please print) Name Address City Zip Telephone Son's He is years old and attends School. (name of) ANNOUNCEMENT! 1 FUNERAL NOTICES BAYLESS, Margaret 712 E. 4th passed away February 18th. Survived by husband, Eugene son, Eugene F. 2 granddaughters, Mary Elizabeth and Patricia Ann.

Member of St. Ann Society, Catholic Daughters of America and SS. Peter and Paul Church. Rosary, Friday, 8 p.m. in Reilly's Chapel.

Requiem Mass, Saturday, 3 a.m. in SS. Peter and Paul Church; Burial will follow in Holy Hope Cemetery. BROWN, Don 74, of McConnelsville, Ohio, a winter visitor, passed away February 17, 1971. Survived by wife, Minnie daughters, Mrs.

James A. Reiser, of Tucson, and Mrs. Margaret Thompson, of New Jersey, two grandchildren. A memorial service will be held Sunday, February 21,1971, at 10:45 a.m. at Tucson Estates Chapel.

Reverend Ernest G. C. Lewis officiating. Further services and interment will be in McConnelsville, Ohio. Family suggests remembrances be made to the Tucson Association for the Blind at Box 125, Tucson.

Arrangements by Arizona Mortuary, University at Stone. JHjr Arisona Bails Star ftiicson Mly KlMt-C- ffC'f I I IVit Sior nnd Crtizen hovs itparola and iniiftpen. dent editorial operations and policies although both fflnin publishing faeilHiej. i CARR, Annie, 83, 1049 E. Easy passed away February ISth.

Survived by sons, Joseph, of Manhattan, N.Y., Michael, of Philadelphia. daughters. Frances Montlary, of Tucson and Evelyn FarreE. of Philadelphia, sisters, Bessie BeUewe and Nora Eliott, both of New York: 4 grandchildren, 6 great-grandchildren. Rosary Sunday, 7:30 p.m.

in Deir's Valley Funeral Home Chapel. 2545 N. Tucson Blvd. Mass Monday, 9 a.m. in Sacred Heart Church.

Burial in Holy Hope Cemetery. CRESS, Virgil t-, 80, of 1426 Allen Soad, February 17, 1971. Survived by wife, Julia; sons, Col. William, of Germany, and Peter of Los Angeles; five grandchildren; sister. Mrs.

Gertrude Haag, of EL; brother, Clem C. Cress, of EL; one nephew, Allan Martin Cress, of Kans. Services 'Saturday. February 20,1971, at 10 in the Arizona Mortuary Chapel. University at Stone, Dr.

George Tolman of First Christian Church and Epes Randolph Lodge No. 32 officiating. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call at the Arizona Mortuary, Fri-' iay afternoon and evening. CULBERTSON.

Ivan, 72, of 820 W. Los Altos, passed away February 17,1971. Survived by wife, Ruth son, Ivan Culbertson daugh- ter Mrs. Richard Thompson, all of Tucson: Jjpother, Stuart A. Culbertson' of Meadville, five grandchildren.

Memorial services Saturday, February 20. 1971, at 2 p.m., at Casas Adobes Comm. Congregational Church, Reverend James Zwerg officiating. Arizona Mortuary, University at Stone, in charge of arrangements. The family requests that flowers and remembrances be omitted.

GALLOWAY. Marshall 85, of 630 S. 3rd entered into rest February 18, 1971. Husband of Bertha Galloway; brother of Robert Galloway, of uncle of Gordon and Michael Galloway, of Tucson, Carl, Wayne and Samuel Galloway, of Ohio, George Galloway, of Calvin Galloway, of Okla. and James Galloway, of Step-father of Mrs.

William G. Johnson, of step-grandfather of Judge William Holohan, of Phoenix and Louis C. Johnson, of La. Funeral services, 2 p.m., Saturday, February 20th, at firing's Memorial Chapel with Rev. C.

W. McCorkle officiating. Burial will be in Holy Hope Cemetery with graveside services by Tucson Lodge No. 4 FAM. Friends may call from 2 to p.m., Friday, February 19th, and from a.m.

to 2 p.m., Saturday, February 20tli, at Bring's Memorial Chapel. 23li S. Scott. HOLM, Robert 59, of 3245 N. Flowing Wells Road, passed away February 17.

Survived by his wile, Mabel; sons, William, of Oregon, and Ttelberl, both of FUNERAL NOTICES Utah; two sisters. Graveside services will be conducted Friday, 3 p.m. at Evergreen Cemetery. The American Legion Morgan McDermott Post No. 7 officiating.

Friends may call from 10 a.m. on at the Adair Funeral Home. Dodge and Speedway. JOHNSON, Dr. Edward 52, of 910 W.

Miracle Mile, entered into rest February 16, 1971. Husband of Arie Belle Johnson; father of Ronald E. Johnson, of Calif, and Charles M. Johnson, of S. Carolina; brother of Mrs.

Edna Belle, of Mrs. Bertha Richerson, of E. M. Johnson, of Tucson and C. I.

Johnson of N. two grandchildren also survive. Funeral services, 2 p.m., Friday, February 19th at Bring's Memorial Chapel, with Pastor Louis W. Johnson officiating. Burial will be at Tucson Memorial Park, South Lawn.

Friends may call, from 2 to 8 p.m., Thursday, February 18th, at Bring's Memorial Chapel. 236 S. Scott. LEADER, Hazel 75, 1627 E. First passed away February 18th.

Arrangements to be announced by Deir's Valley Funeral Home. MARTIN, Lexie (R.H.), 83, of 311 N. 3rd entered into rest. February 17, 1971. Mother of Mildred Nations, of Mrs.

Nina Phillips, Richard E. Martin and Orval C. Martin, all of Tucson; 11 grandchildren, 19 great- grandchildren and 2 great- great-grandchUdren also survive. Funeral services, 11 a.m., Saturday. February 20th, at the LDS 2nd Ward Chapel, (1540 E.

Linden), with Bishop Tanner Brown officiating. Burial will be in Tucson Memorial Park, South Lawn. Friends may call from, 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., Saturday, February 20th, at the LDS 2nd Ward Chapel, and from 2 to 9 p.rn. Friday, February 19th at Bring's Memorial Chapel 236 S.

Scott. POWELL, Horace 62, of 202 E. Jacinto, entered 140 rest February 17, 1971. Husband of Ella Mae Powell: brother of Mrs. Lora Humfleet, of and Mrs.

Eva Rogers and Mrs. Wilson Cornett both of Ohio. Funeral services, 10 a.m., Monday, February 22nd, at Bring's Memorial Chapel, with Elder W. G. Zima officiating.

Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery with graveside services by FOE, Tucson Aerie No. ISO. Friends may call from 4, to p.m., Saturday, February 20th, and all day Sunday, February 21st, at Bring's Memorial Chapel, 236 Scott. ULLMAN, Paul 70, 4635 Calle Aurora, passed away Feb. 17, "1971.

Survived by wife, Helen; sons, Robert, of Dayton. Ohio, Thomas, of Los Angeles, Calif, and David, of Tucson: daughters. Mrs. Gudmund Martinson, of Tucson and Mrs. Robert Zabloudil, of Moline, 111.

and sister, Mrs. Carl Witt, of Cape Coral, Fla. 29 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Rosary will be recited 7:30 p.m. Friday in Palms Mortuary Chapel.

Mass will be offered 10 a.m. Saturday in St. Joseph's Church. Burial will be in Tucson Memorial Park East Lawn. Friends may call at Palms Mortuary, 5225 E.

Speedway, Friday afternoon and evening. WALDIE, Tracy 72, 2433 N. Castro, entered into rest Feb. 18th. Born Nov.

14, 1898 in Clemens, Iowa, Mr. Waldie had been a resident of Tucson for the past 10 years. Survived by wife, Anna, of Tucson. Funeral services will be held at Abbey Funeral Chapel Saturday, Feb. 20, at 10 a.m.

Officiating will be Rev. Louis Johnson of the Tucson Baptist Temple. Friends may call at Abbey Funeral Chapel, 3435 N. 1st Friday from 10 am. until 8 p.m.

Burial will be in Tucson Me- morial Park East WEYKER, Richard 68, 4902 S. Jamaica Way, passed away Feb. 17, 1971. Survived by sons, Richard of Tucson and Roland of Milwaukee. Wise.

daughters. Sister Myrtle, of Tucson and Mrs. Donna Henrick, of Drayton Plains, Mich. Also survived by Darryl A. Smith.

stepson, and brother, Alvin Weyker, of Westbend, 13 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren. Services to be announced by Palms Mortuary, 5225 E. Speedway..