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PAGE 20 TUCSON A I I I MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1975 Public Records Citizen Photo by P.K. Wels Two cheery bibliophiles Grinning winners in the Wilmot Library's art contest yesterday are (from left) Gretchen Gibbs, 12, daughter of Mrs. Jody Gibbs, 642 4th and Anissa Harris, 7, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harris, 910 N.

Wilmot Road. The object of the contest which celebrated the branch library's 10th anniversary was to draw the library itself. Fighting erupts again in Beirut BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -Street fighting erupted in Beirut's eastern suburbs today despite efforts of high- level Syrian mediators to make a weekend cease-fire effective. The death toll since Sept. 3 rose to nearly 400.

Moslem leftists and right- wing Christians fought through the morning with machine guns, mortars and grenades. Their clashes tapered off at midday, but snipers continued to shoot from rooftops at passersby and most streets were dangerous, police reported. Security forces accompanied trucks delivering flour to bakeries in the worst affected areas, where bread, vegetables, fruit and even water were unavailable. Some shop- keepers were reported multiplying their prices. The Christian side began illegal broadcasts from a pirate radio transmitter.

Listeners were promised regular news bulletins. "This is the voice of Lebanon, the voice of liberty and dignity," said the announcer. "We are returning to the air after 18 years of silence." The right-wing Christian Phalangist party ran a partisan radio station during the 1958 civil war that led to intervention by U.S. Marines. The social and religious tensions that divided Lebanon then remain unsolved, fueling the clashes that have torn the country for the last six months.

Reds skirt clause about maneuvers Manchester Guardian News Service BONN NATO' governments have evidence that the Soviet-led Warsaw Pact countries are circumventing a clause in an East-West agreement that requires each side to inform the other when large-scale military exercises are to take place. Under the European Security and Co-operation agreement signed this summer, maneuvers in which at least 25,000 troops are taking part must be reported. Since the agreement at Helsinki was signed, the West has not been told of any military exercises taking place in Eastern Europe, although it is known that there have been several. The Warsaw Pact countries, however, have been careful to insure that not more than 25,000 troops were involved. Two exercises were recently held in East Germany, one with between 15,000 and 20,000 men and the other somewhat smaller.

The West is having to rely for its information about such exercises on intelligence services, just as it did before the security agreement was signed. The policy of the Communists in keeping their exercises just below the limit enables them not only to maintain their military efficiency in secrecy but also provides them with a powerful propaganda weapon. DPI Telephoto Bandleader dies Orchestra leader Vincent Lopez, a fixture on the nation's big band scene from the 1920s through the 1940s, died Saturday in North Miami, Fla. He suffered a stroke four weeks ago. 3 facing heroin charges Drugs' worth put at $90,000 Two men are being held and a third has been released on bond after they were arrested and charged with possessing and attempting to sell a pound of heroin with an estimated street value of $90,000.

The three were arrested Saturday night after two agents from the Metropolitan Area Narcotics Squad went to a house on West 32nd Street in South Tucson after arranging the night before to purchase heroin. The seizure, which also involved the newly formed border county strike force, was the biggest heroin arrest made this year by local agents. In Pima County Jail under bails of $50,000 each are Octavio R. Estrella, 27, of 5602 S. Mission Road, and Antonio J.

Murua-Lopez, 22, of Santa Ana, Son. They both are charged with possession of heroin, possession of heroin for sale and transportation of heroin. Free on $5,500 bail is Felix Verdugo, 53, of 231 W. 32nd St. He is.charged with possession of heroin and possession of heroin for sale.

Kin seek missing pilot CHANDLER, Ariz. (AP) -The family of a Tempe man missing more than 10 days on a light plane flight to Colorado say they plan to continue searching even though the Civil Air Patrol has called a halt to a search. A Cessna 210 piloted by Harold Early, 49, of Chandler, took off 11 from Chandler on a flight to Pueblo, Colo. Early was accompanied by Hal Adams, 41, of Tempe. Numerous flights have been made over the probable flight path of the twin-engine aircraft without success.

Dan Adams, son of Hal Adams, said his family would continue searching for the missing plane. He said the family hoped that deer hunters in New Mexico might spot the aircraft and report it to authorities. School bus top changes urged WASHINGTON (AP) The National Transportation Safety Board has recommended that the federal government develop requirements for the strength of school bus roofs to make certain the bus remains intact in rollover accidents. The board made the recommendation as a result of two separate accidents in which 12 persons were killed after the roof of the school bus separated from the body when the bus turned over. BURGLARIES Residence, 13W Mock of North Post Vail Rood (Marana), two saddles, outboard motor, tools, total of reported to sheriffs deputies Friday.

Residence, 2700 block of South Portia Avenue, lewelrv, cash, stereo eoulp- ment, total of $550, reported to sheriffs deputies Friday. Residence, 1600 block of East Helen Street, stereo equipment valued at U150, reported to police yesterday. Residence, 1800 block of East 1st Street, stereo equipment valued at $725, reported to police Saturday. Residence, 3800 block of East Calle Fernando, silverware, camera and accessories, total of $1,850, reported to police Saturday. LARCENIES From Individual, 5800 block of East Broadway, coins valued at $1,300, reported to police yesterday.

ROBBERIES Highway, S. 10th Ave. and W. 26th 4:18 a.m. Saturday, suspects with weapon took $30 from a man.

Minor Inlurles. Highway, 2500 block of N. 1st 10:10 p.m. Saturday, one man armed with pistol took $30 from a man. No Inlu- rles.

FIRES Mobile home, 12000 block of North Whitetail Road (Marana), 3:30 a.m. Friday. Damages to home and contents estimated at $5,000. No injuries. ACCIDENTS Two cars and two motorcycles, at milepost on Ml.

Lemmon Highway, 6 p.m. yesterday. One person In ured: Frank Kehoe, 25, of 1300 E. Elm admlted to Arizona Medical Center with broken leg. Vietnam helping deaf tots Agence France-Presse Service HANOI One particularly complex, long and costly problem facing North Vietnam after 30 years of war is that of re-educating deaf children.

There are no statistics for the whole country, but Iran Huu Tuoc, North Vietnam's top ear-nose-throat specialist, says that in four provinces south of Hanoi Thanh Hoa, Nghean, Ha Tinh and Quang Binh 16 children per 10,000 under age 10 had been deafened during the war. The total number of deaf- mute children in the four provinces is estimated at 3,200. The causes of their affliction are many: Burst eardrums and broken middle-ear bones because of heavy bombing, infected ear canals, or lack of medical care at a time when doctors were busy with more urgent cases. To bring these children out of their world of silence worst there is," according to Tuoc two centers have been set up, one in Thanh Hoa and the other in Hanoi. Yes, price is on important factor in the selection of a funeral service.

It is no longer an obscure subject, whispered in embarrassment, and prices at Abbey Funeral Chapel are no mystery. Complete services are priced within all income brackets and easy selection can be made by any family. FUNERAL CHAPEL for 3435 NORTH 1 STAVE. Between Ft LOWELL PRINCE -1111 FUNERAL NOTICES AGUlRRE, Carlos 18 years of age, passed away Sept. 19,1975.

Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto C. Agulrre, brother of Miss Yplanda Agulrre, Ernesto Henry, Cristobal, Lorenzo and Francisco. Rosary will be Monday 7:30 p.m.

at TUCSON MORTUARY SOUTH CHAPEL. Mass will be offered Tuesday 10:30 a.m. at St. Augustine's Cathedral. Interment Holy Hope Cemetery.

BIGGERS, Marie 61, of Tucson, passed away Sept. 19, 1975. Survived by husband Bryant son, Howard both of Tucson, son, Doyle Houston, daughter, Rose Dreshan, Perryton, sister Rose Romans, of Tucson; 11 grandchildren; brother-in-law, Lee Blgaers, Pine Bluff, Ark. Services Tuesday, 11:00 a.m. at ADAIR CHAPEL with Rev.

Everett McDowell officiating. Burial In Tucson Memorial Park Eastlawn. Friends may call Sunday from 8 a.m. til Service time at AOAlft FUNERAL HOME CHAPEL, Dodge and sed away September 20th. Survived by wife, Adelaide; daughters, Mrs.

Dree Lyon, Tucson and Muriel Tretkiik, Phoenix, three grandchildren; two great grandchildren. Services were held with Rev. Richard F. Rawley of Northminster Presbyterian Church officiating. Entombment TMP East Lawn.

Arrangements by ADAIR FUNERAL HOME, Dodge and Speedway. BRANNON, Ntil 86, of Tucson, died September 21, 1975. Survived by daughter, Mrs. C. V.

(Zenla) Hughes, of Tucson; six grandchildren; 14 great grandchildren. Services and Interment will be In Memphis. Tenn. Friends may call at ARIZONA MORTUARY EASTSIDE 4601 E. 1st St.

(1 block W. of Swan Rd.) this evening. DALE, Aims 72, of Tucson, died Sept. 19, 1975. She is survived by her husband, Walter M.

Dale, of Germany; two daughters, Mrs. Jolanthe Sharpe, of Tucson, Mrs. Johanna Roesch, of Marietta, two sons, John Dale, of Wickllffe, Ohio, Peter Dale, of Parma, Ohio; a sister, Mrs. Johanna Kaullch, of Germany; 14 grandchildren; 4 great-grandchildren. Memorial services, 5 p.m., Monday from the Davis Monthan Air Force Base Chapel No.

1. Graveside services 11:00 a.m., Tuesday, In Tucson Memorial Park Eastlawn. In lieu of flowers contributions are to be made to the Tucson Chapter of C.A.R.I.H. National Asthma Center, 5006 E. Speedway, Tucson, Az.

Arrangements by PALMS MORTUARY, 5225 E. Speedway. DOWDY, Datton, 65, of Tucson, passed away September 20, 1975. Survived by wife, Mabel; daughter, Linda, both of Tucson. Zetto, of Washington D.C.; brother, Russell; sister, Linda Rev Wade, both of Tenn.

Services Monday 3 p.m. at the ADAIR FUNERAL HOME CHAPEL. Conducted by Dr. John McBain of the First Southern Baptist Church. Surlal Tucson Memorial Park East Lawn, visitation Sunday from 4 p.m.

until service time at flDAIR FUNERAL HOME, Dodge and Speedway. Remembrances may be made to First Southern Baptist Church, 445 E. Speedway. DUNIGAN, MARION, 55, of Tucson, passed away September 21,1975. Survived by husband, Thomas; daughters, Mrs.

Michael Johnson, of New Jersey. Mrs. Sharvn Smith, of Tucson. Mrs: Diane Rader, of Tucson; brother, Allen Johnson, of California; four grandchildren. Private services were held.

Arrangements by HUDGELS SWAN FUNERAL HOME. HICKS, Ernest 76, died September 20, 1975. Survived by sisters, Mrs. Louise Moseley, of Tombstone, Mrs. Hattie McCaskev, of Great Bend, Kansas, Mrs.

Ruth Stump, of Colorado Spring, brother, Doyle Hicks, of McCracken Kansas; numerous nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the ARIZONA MORTUARY, University at Stone after 2 p.m. Monday. Services will be at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at ARIZONA MORTUARY CHAPEL, University at Stone.

Interment Evergreen Cemetery. HOLDEN, Frances, 60, of Tucson passed way Sept. 20,1975. Arrangement pending EVERGREEN MORTUARY, N. Oracle and W.

Miracle Mile. KAUFFMANN, Otto 87, of Sahuarita, passed away September 19, 1975. Services private. Arrangements by HUDGEL'S SWAN FUNERAL HOME. KLEBANOW, Hyman 84, of Tucson, died September 20, 1975.

Survived by wife, Margaret; son, Bernard, of New Jersey; daughter, Diana Hentel, of New York; live grandchildren; five-great grandchildren. Funeral services and interment Forest Hills, New York. Local arrangements by ARIZONA MORTUARY EAST, 4601 E. 1st St. (1 block W.

of Swan Rd.) LEGENDRE, Mrs. Pearl, Born Sept 11, 1901 in Texas. Pioneer resident of the Sonoita area since 1922. Passed away Sept 21st in a Phoenix Hospital. Married the Ed LeGendre in 1924.

Survived by two sons, Edward and Herbert, both of Glendale, Az. Memorial Services CARROON MORTUARY CHAPEL, 10 a.m. Wednesday, Sept 24th. Rev. Dennis Volper of the Patagonia Community Church officiating.

Followed by Cremation. In lieu of flowers family suggest memorials to the Patagonia Community Church. LETTAS, Christ, 86, of Tucson, passed away September 20, 1975. Survived by sons, Gus and Andrew, of Tucson; daughter, Cathryn Congel- ll, of Tucson; grandchildren, Chris- tina Congelll and Victoria Lettas. Trlslgon Service will be held Monday 7:30 p.m.

at DEIR'S VALLEY FUNERAL HOME, 2545 N. Tucson Blvd. Mass will be held Tuesday 10 a.m. at St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church with interment at Evergreen Cemetery.

Pallbearers, William Lang, Tony Mustakes, George Dlamos, James Sfarnas, Joe latarola, Roy S. Shlllolo, honorary pallbearers, George Saconaz, Wayne Beck, Lou Moore, Lon Chapman, James Hollowav, Edward Congelll, John J. Gekas and Gus Peppadeas. MARISCAL, Lupe Taylor, 85, passed away September 21,1975. Mother of Ernest H.

and Frank T. Mariscal; niece of Mrs. Angelita Heineman, all of Tucson; grandmother of Robert of Los Angeles. Frank of San Pedro. Mrs.

Sharon Richey, of New York, and Mrs. Ana Marie Christian, of Tucson. Rosary will be recited Tuesday 8 p.m. at TUCSON -MORTUARY SOUTH CHAPEL. Mass will be offered Wednesday 10:30 a.m.

at St. Augustine's Cathedral. Interment Cemetery, MEEKS, Fave 84, of Benson, Arizona, passed away September'20, 1975. Survived by husband; three sons; nine grandchildren; nine great grandchildren. Visitation Monday September 22, 1975 from 6:30 to 8 p.m.

at BENSON MORTUARY. Funeral services September 23, 1975 Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Full Gospel Assembly Church of Benson. Pastor Anna Wiemer officiating. Interment Benson City Cemetery.

SLAY, Jack 51, of Sahuarita, died September 17, 1975. Survived by wife, Carol; son and daughter- in-law, Robert and Ronda Slav, of Sahuarita; daughter and son-in- law, Robert and Kathv Leeson, of Pacos, Texas; daughter Nancy Slay, of Sahuarita; mother, Mrs. Alva Slay, of Amarillo, Texas Member of the Lions Club, American Chemical Society and executive with the Duval Corp. where he had been employed for 27 years. Memorial services will be held Monday, September 22, 1975 at 2 p.m.

at the Green Valley Community Church with interment in Amarillo, Texas. ARIZONA MORTUARY, University at stone in charge of arrangements. VEJAR, Carlos 58, passed away September 20, 1975. Husband of Mrs. Rosario Q.

Veiar; father of Mrs. Beatrice Figaroa, Alfonso, Carlos Arturo, and Eddie Ve- iar; brother of Sarita, Alfonso, and Arturo; 19 grandchildren. Rosary will be recited In the TUCSON MORTUARY CHAPEL Monday, 7:00 p.m. Mass will be offered Tuesday morning at 9:00 a.m. at St.

Augustine's Cathedral. Interment Holy Hope Cemetery. VOGT, Leroy, 82, of Green Valley, died September 21, 1975. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Frederick Bartell, of Tucson.

Mass will be celebrated 10 a.m. Wednesday in St. Cyril's Catholic Church. Interment in Tucson Memorial Park, East Lawn. Friends may call at PALMS MORTUARY, 5225 E.

Speedway, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m., Tuesday. WARNER, Lillian 84, of Tucson, passed away September 21st. Survived by husband, Eldon E. Warner; daughter, Pearl L. Meideli, Tucson; two grandchildren; three great grandchildren; nieces and nephews.

Services Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in ADAIR CHAPEL with Rev. Stanley C. Brown of Catalina United Methodist Church. Interment TMP East Lawn.

Friends may call Tuesday 8a.m. until service time at ADAIR FUNERAL HOME, Dodge and Speedway. WATKINS, James Lewis, 61, of Phoenix, passed away September 21, 1975. Memorial services and interment Deming Cemetery, Deming, New Mexico. Arrangements by EVERGREEN MORTUARY, Cemetery and Memorial Park.

N. Oracle and W. Miracle Mile. WHITE, Oscar, 84, of Tucson, died September 20, 1975. Survived by wife, Olive; daughter, Virginia Waddell, of Phoenix.

Graveside services Tuesday, p.m., September 23, 1975 In Tucson Memorial Park, South Lawn. Friends may call at the ARIZONA MORTUARY EASTSIDE CHAPEL, 4601 E. 1st St. (1 block W. of Swan Rd.) after Noon on In Memoriam MCLOUGHLIN, C.

Spagle, died September 22, 1969. Your love, your consideration, your Influence for vour family Is still being felt. May God have a special place for you, Mac. You are missed. Sallle P.

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ENTRIES FLOORS SPECIALTY. Dell Mover, 3263958. TILE, floors, walls, reasonable, call for estimates, Phil Dirinzo, 888-7645. Digging Excavating BACKHOE, grading, hauling, gravel, fill, topsoll, Fred Greene, 623-4548. LOW cost trenching 8" wide up to 36" deep.

N. Grab, 888-7649. BACKHOE service, any kind, loader dump. A. Blevlns, 885-2870.

EXCAVATING trenching, have 2 backhoes 1 trencher available. Hurst Plumbing, days, 298-7509 after 5:30 p.m. Drafting Service BECKETT Residential Drafting. Artistic and reasonable. 887-5128.

PLANS TO meet County City codes. The fastest draw in the west. G. Johnson. 298-5772 or 885-5219.

Draperies-Slip Covers CUSTOM made slipcovers and drapes. You furnish material. Reasonable. Pearl Monday. 79M411.

Dressmakers Tailors START early for Fall. Seamstress, alterations The best-Havdee's 325-7179 EUROPEAN seamstress, Very reasonable. strevar. Electrical Repair EXCELL ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. Coolers, lighting, heating.

Expert mobile home service. 2M-0232. Electrical Service WE'LL Show you how. Plumbing also. BIMSCO.

2619 N. Stone, 623-5481. AMBER Electric Electrical Contractors, commercial residential, 24 hr service. Free estimates. 325-2830.

TJL Electric. Licensed. insured. 888-4555. Free Estimates.

Fertilizers COMPOST Manure $6.50 yard delivered. Also custom mixed soil and top soil. Call Cook's 887-0164. LIQUID or dry sulfale, phosphate, sulphur; lawn seed. Free delivery Canyon State Chemical 3705 N.

Runway Dr. Phone 888-6350 Fireplace Maintenance FIREPLACES CLEANED. Chimneys swept. The Chimney Doctor, 886-6129 Firewood PECAN firewood delivered stacked, dry seasoned, $55 cord. 325-3921, Al Swanson.

Furniture Refinishing AMERICAN FURNITURE has an expert craftsman to do refin- ishinq, repairing, and touch-up of your furniture. 71961. Grading Level CLEARING, Grading, Roads, Lots, Acres. Carl Mlxon. 883-5885 anytime BULLDOZING grading, Anytime, anywhere.

D. Outfield, 887-9723. GRADING Leveling, Brushing, house pads, roads etc. Dozer, back- D-8 DOZER work, house pads, roads, land clearing. C.

Klnnc 298-1185 Handyman ALL TYPES Carpentry, plumbing, remodeling and repairs. J. R. Jensen, 2970835 49 Business-Services COMPLETE remodeling door hanging, roof repairs, wall repairs. No job too small.

H. McCallister, 883-3317 Tucson Home Improvement COOLING plumbing repair. Also painting. Al Netzel, 3264S57, DRY wall, acoustic-spray, plaster, stucco repairs. T.

Howard. 883-1791. PLUMBING, heating, electric, coolers and general building malnte- nance. P. McPhearse, 325-1669.

WE'LL HELP you solve all your repair remodeling problems. Quick inexpensive service. Call Atlantis Enterprises. 887-6014 623-3150. PAINTING, quality material, skilled honest work.

Moore. 795-3303. PAINTING, repairs, maintenance, careful work. R. Anderson, 793-1388.

DRYWALL, ROOM additions garages at reasonable prices Also spray acoustic ceilings. Call K. Twite, 294-5605 for free estimate, ELECTRICAL, plumbing, heating 8. cooling, painting, etc. A.

Forrest, 298-1972. DOORS HUNG, TRIMMED, refitted, closets shelving installed. 327-8840, R. Van Dyke. COMPLETE HOME repair.

Plumb- Ing, pamtng, carpentry. Free estimates. Call Hank Azbell. 887-3977, VIETNAM Vet needs work. Concrete: sidewalk, patio, slabs, driveways.

Carpentry. House painting, hauling, clean-up, p. Butler 887-7407. HARD working couple will do paint- Ing, cement work, vardwork. Ing, cement work, cleaning, hauling, L.

Rand, 795-0681. TRIM work, doors, carpentry repairs of all types. Reasonable rates. D. McMANN 795-9730 Hauling DUMP TRUCK, loader, grading, soil, fill, rock, river run, white marble, rock lawns.

S8S4613, A. Peterson. TRASH, furniture, etc. 2 ton truck with lift gale. R.

Jensen. 790-2577. WE haul trash, clean alley or yard. Free est. ALLEYS, trash, yards cleaned Quick, reasonable.

Call In the morning or evening. R. Johnston. 790-2509 TRASH Hauling and all debris cleaned up around your home. Fast service.

Low rates. Free est. 7 days. Call anytime. D.

turner. 793-2211 24 hours, anything, anywhere. Will load. H. Pearson, 622-5050.

TRASH Cleanup, hauling, gravel lawns, leveling, grading, lots cleared, tup soil. Reas, W. Bell. 882-8466 HAULING. Anything and everything.

Fast reas. R.Pretllnq 887-3019 HAVE TRUCK WILL HAUL. Young TM8 heal th desperately Trash hauled, backyd-garage cleaned, furn moved Omeal BBft-iiuo PUbBLO Pebbles, colored gravel, HAULING, trash, yard work Lots cleaned. M. Sewell 8874583.

297-5ion TRASH hauling, tree ssrv, gen landscape, cleanup, Rick White, 294.7m? BUTCH 7 Sand, gravel, top soil, fill. Also cleanup work. Have loader 9 yard dump truck. Reasonable rates. 883.QW1 trash all oilier debris.

Fast serv ce 7 days a week, or night. 4 trucks available. Frw estimate. A. Eldrldoe 888-5375 JRUCK SERVICE, Clean up.

backhoe, trench ng, grading J. A. Smith, HAULING all kinds, reasonable and quick, cleanup. F. Barber, 793-7352.

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