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SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1964 A I I I Titans Face Uncertain Fortunes Fifth In serin on the city's high school basketball teams and their prospects for the coming season. By GREG PSALTIS Palo Verde Correspondent The oulook for the 1964-65 Palo Verde basketball team STANDINGS Detroit Toronto New York Montreal Chicago Boston NATIONAL LCAOUE OF GA 10 3 41 3S 4 4 22 52 44 can best be called uncertain. Coach John O'Dell lost 11 out of 15 fettermen from last year's squad and will be counting on some juniors to come through and pick up the slack this season. The Titans' starting five has not yet been definitely determined. O'Dell listed seniors ich Bartke, Mike Bell, Lynn ady and Dave Hodges and uniors Austin Cadmus, Paul )ull and Terry McDonald as 7 7 4 5 1 Stadium Construction Starts Monday Work on the $1,393,525 Arizona Stadium expansion project begins Monday when the Ashton Building Co.

starts removing the present press box on the west side of the field. The drawing shows how the stadium will look when work is completed in time for the 1965 opening game against Utah. The west stands addition will add 10,600 seats to the current 28,000 capacity. A new press box, complete with elevator, will be constructed. Another major improvement will be the installation of a new lighting system which will boost the illumination from its present 25 candle power rating to 75.

The addition will be the fourth since 1929. a I 4 11 No games scheduled Today's Oamat Boston at Montreal New YorK Toronto Tomerrow'i 6inwt Montreal at New York Toronto at Detroit Boston at Chicago II 41 17 44 40 17 47 44 3 57 Robinson Draws ROME --UPI-- Former middleweight champion Sugar Ray Robinson of New York and Fabio Bettini of Rome fought to a 10-round draw last night. Robinson weighed 160Vi and Bettini Denver Youth Sparkles A Denver, youngster-10-year-old Jake Warde--hasn't learned to respect his tennis elders. Warde whipped two older players yesterday as the sixth annual Arizona Junior Open continued at Randolph Municipal Courts. First he stopped Jerry Jones of Tucson, 6-0, 6-1 in the 14- under division, then ousted Tuc- sonian Gary Wade in 12-under, 6-0, 6-0.

All finals will be held tomorrow. Yesterday's results: BOYS II--under--Rob Salant def. Keith Wation 4-1, 4-2; ROOD Silsnt def. Phil Robinson 4-0, 4-2; Phil Robinson def. Paul Bloctwr 4-4, 6-3; Craig Neslage def.

Harold Gabltzeh 4-6, 6-2, 6-2; Craig Nes- tage def. Mike AMIeskl 4-1, 4-2; Tony Marn def. Fennel 7-5, 3-6, 8-6; Rick Lowson def. Mike Pellzza 4-6, 6-2, 6-3; Grreg Johnson def. Ken Johnson 4-1, 4-1; Eric Evett def.

Terry Oglethorpe, Eric Evett def. Greg Young 4-0. 16--under--Scott Klvel def. Ron Kahn by default; Barry Sylvester def. Bred Czerny 4-4; Mike Pellzza def.

BUI Goodlna 4-4, 4-4; Herb Gillmore def. Jeff Handler 4-4, 2-6, 6-3; Ian Phillips def. Bill Bauman t-3, Jeff Handler def. Jerry Jones 6-2, 3-6, 6-1; Herb GUI- more def. Fred Emmerland 4-1, 6-0; Craig Neslage def.

John Hazelton 4-0, 4-1; Pete Fennel def. Ken Johnson 6-0, 4-3; Dave South def. Don Powell 6-4, 6-4; Don Bethune def. John Tuthlll 6-0, Eric Evett def. Jeff Hack 4-0, 4-0.

14--under--Randy Evett def. Phil Rosenberg 4-0, 4-1; Don Rollins def. Tom Bauman t-fl, 4-1; Chris Bull def. Ron Paul 4-0, 4V-3; Jake Warde def. Jerry Jones 4-0, 4-1; KItt Marrs def.

Larry Lindsay 4-4, 4-0. 12--under--Mike Morse def. Rand Nes- lage 4-2, 4-1; Larry Lindsay def. Will Connor 6-0, 4-0; Don Grossmlller def. Bill Llndamoos 4-1, 4-1; Dan Farner def.

Jim Stephansom 6-1, 6-0; Jake Worde def. 4-1, 4-3; Don Rollins def. Robert Present 4-0, 6-2. GIRLS Brlohrwoll def. Sue Carleton 4-0, 4-3) Nora Laughlln def.

Peg. Wilson 4-1, 4-3; Karen Jorgenson def. Bev Miller 4-2, 4-4, Rosalie Ortiz def. Pot Campbell 4-0, 6-3; Marlcaye Chrls- tlanson def. Ann BeDlilon 6-2, 7-5; Sue Doney deff.

Karen Erlckson 6-0, 6-3. 16-- under--Sue Doney def. Mary Kessler 6-4, 4-4; Msrlcaye Christiansen def. Nora Lauflhlln 4-1, 6-2; Sue Johnson Bel. LI: Moller 6-1, 4-1; Karen Johnson def.

Stehnlen 7-5, 4-4; Rosalie Ortiz dif. Debbls Grabe 6-0, 4-1; Ann Moller def. Kate Lenolr 4-1, 6-3; Joan King def. Ann Moller 4-0, 4-1. 14--under--Pat Neely def.

Mary Ann 4-3, 4-1; Lucy Llmm def. Paula Aboud 4-3, 4-1; Carol Coats def. Sue Mann 4-3, 4-2; Kris Erlckson def. Prlnnle Mallamo 4-2, 4-4, Kate Mann def. Sahra McKesson 6-1, 4-1.

12--under--Carol Coats def. Betsy Rollins 4-0, 4-2; Leigh Brechten def. Shery Klved 4-1, 4-2. Annual Fall Derby Set Tomorrow Night Eight of the track's outstanding greyhounds go postward tomorrow night in the $2,500 Fail Derby at Tucson Greyhound Park. The race, to be run over the three-eighths of a mile, is scheduled as the final race of the 11-race program.

It has drawn such outstanding dogs as P.R.'s Angel and Dazzling Future, a pair of runners which compiled 57 points each in a series of qualifying races. Others qualifying were Fes- tive Fella, Jimmy Buck, Might Too Fun, O.B.'s Make and Barberry Honey. Tonight, an 11-race program is scheduled with Wild Wheat, winner of three at the meet, going against a pair of James Garter dogs, Sizzling Past and Rock's Image Last night, highly favored Just Zoom was upset when Brownie Shan, a 12-1 choice, came out of the pack to win. Brownie Shan paid $26.40 to win. Just Zoom was second and Mr.

Fort Worth third. GREYHOUND ENTRIES ENTRIES First, 4 1. In Space 9-2 5. Augury 8-1 2. Ring Happy 8-1 6.

Dave Bloom 4-1 3. Gallant Slrus 12-1 7. Jimmy JonflO 10-1 4. Coolplay 7-2 I. Handy Gus 5-2 1 1.

Candy O'Neill 5-2 5. Sunny Susie 2. Gene Oliver 7-2 4. O.B.'s Meal 12-1 3. Brave Andy t-1 7.

Would Reward 4-1 X. Limbo Rock 1-1 8. Mystry Star 10-1 Third, Tucson 1. Alice Best 9-2 5. Al Pac 4-1 2.

Zuber 12-1 6. Busy Mom 5-2 3. Gen. Loganspt 7-2 7. Yarnell 10-1 4.

Tuco 8-1 8. Method Actor Fourth, 3 1. Inky Bee 8-1 5. Kalhy Nug 4-1 2. Fly Fast 10-1 6.

Away We Run 3. Joe Dollar 13-1 7. Ellen's Champ 7-2 4. Prince Leroy 8-1 8. D.D.'s Slow Mo 5-2 Fifth, 3 1.

Mixed Pilot 5-2 5. Haunt Hutch 12-1 2. Notified 9-2 4. Jet Buttons 3. With A Rush 7.

Treno 7-2 4. Jidda 4-1 8. Easy To Love 10-1 Sixth, Tucson C---Grade 4 1. Royal Sherry 5-2 5. Golda Babe 2.

Another Glee 10-1 6. High Security 8-1 3. Small Hunter 7-2 7. Prime Daisy 12-1 4. Holllday Hutch 8-1 8.

Classy Cindy 4-1 Seventh, Tucson 4 1. Low Voltage 5-2 5. Lucky Ethel 8-1 2. Lll's Cindy Lou 7-2 4. L.B.'s Best 8-1 3.

Flying Midge 9-2 7. Phylls Steele 12-1 4. Nancy Wild 4-1 8. Hippity High 10-1 Eighth, Tucson 3 1. Kay Kris 7-2 5.

Foxy Fire 9-2 2. Cantankerous 9-2 6. Shirl B. 8-1 3. O.B.'s Swift 12-1 7.

Little Scrapper 6-1 4. Molly Mavo 10-1 8. Happy Promise 5-2 Ninth, I 1. Lucky Brian 8-1 5. Rock's Image 9-2 2.

Confederate 7-2 6. Sizzling Past 8-1 3. Go Chief 12-1 7. O.B.'s Single 4-1 4. Wild Wheat 10-1 8.

Lone Star Chf 5-2 Tenth, 2 1. Rocky Rundy 5-2 5. Bashful Cllpr 10-1 2. Walk Western 6-1 6. Slick Shan 8-1 3.

Flash Fun 9-2 7. Ginger Rich 8-1 4. Frankv Joe 12-1 8. Dancing Desty 7-2 Eleventh, Tucson 2 1. O.B.'s Cronklte 5-2 5.

Kavona 8-1 2. Fleeting Lark 10-1 6. McDuff's Knlg 7-2 3. Act Now 12-1 7. Miss Gidget 6-! 4.

Party Jewell 9-2 8. Dashing Dark! 8-1 LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS Gr. 4--(3)Castle Guard 6.60, 3.40, 3.40; II) Kane O'Brien 5.00, 4.20; (8) Madam Sherrl 0-1-3 (21.20). Gr. 2-0) J.

B. Edwords 4.40, 3.00, 2.80; (7) Tinker Bam 22.00, 4.80; (I) Sebrlng 5.40. 0 --1-7 (59.20). DAILY DOUBLE-3-1 (14.40). THIRD--Tucson Course, Or.

5--(4) Med- dlessom Matt 5.40, 3.40, 3.20; Terry's T. Bird 7.80, 4.40; (5) Lady Teresa 4.40. 0--4-8 (25.40). FOURTH: Mile, Gr J-(3) Dunbar, 10.80, 5.80, 4.20; (6) Flyins Rosie, 13.40,. 5.40; (1) Gallant Dieter, 3.00; 0-3-4, 35.20.

FIFTH: Mile, Gr 3--(7) He'll Go, 14.60, 6.00, 15) Daring Demon, S.tO, 3.80; (6) Harold 3.40; Q-5-7, 63.40. SIXTH: Tucson Course, Or 4--(3) O.B.'s Deposit, 16.80, 18.10, 5.20; (2) O.B'i Lager, 7.00, (7) DarKle's Daisy, 6.80; Q-5-3, 40.20. SEVENTH: Mile, Gr 2--(1) O.B.'l Symbol, 10.00, 4.40, 3.00; (7) Strong COP, 4.00, 3.00; (2) L.L's Ken, 3.00; Q-l-7, 19.60. EIGHTH: Tucson Course, Gr 3--(8) Pat Cassldy, 41.20, 12.80, 7.00; (1) O.B.'S Abstract, 4.80, 4.40; (7) Safinla 0--1-8, 49.80. NINTH Mile, Gr.

1--11) Chester Good 8.20, 4.00, 3.40; (3) OS's Bank 4.20, 3.40; (8) Dan Foley 4.00. 0--1-3 (13.40). TENTH, Mile, Gr. 1--(2) Brownie Shan 26.40, 7.40, 3.40; 11) Just Zoom 3.40, 2.60; (6) Mr. Fort Worth 3.00.

Q-l-2 (17.00). ELEVENTH, Tucson Course, Gr. S--(2) Pea O'Brien 13.80, 5.40, (5) Whitson's Ace 5.20, 3.20; (6) Dorothy McBrlde 3.60. 0--2-5 (19.60). Big Q-l-2, 2-5 (176.00).

Handle-- $80,845. TRACKMAN'S SELECTIONS FIRST: Ring Happy, Augury, Handy Gus. SECOND: Mystery Star, Candy O'Neill, Would Reward. THIRD: Busy Mom, Zuber, Alice Best. FOURTH: Away We Run, Fly Fast, D.D.'s Slo Mo.

FIFTH: Jet Button, Treno, Wltha Rush. SIXTH: Royal Sherry, Another Glee, Golda Babe. SEVENTH: Low Voltage, Lucky Ethel, Lll' Cindy Louise. EIGHTH: Little Scrapper, Molly Mayo, Kay Kris. NINTH: Confederate Money, Lucky Brian, Lone Star Chief.

TENTH: Rocky Randy, Slick Shan, Dancing Destry. ELEVENTH: Kavona, O.B.'s Cronklte, Mac Duff's Knight. BEST BET: Rocky Randy (10th). BEST QUINELLA: Kavona and O.B.'l Cronklte (llth). Greek Invades Dragway Chris (The Crazy Greek) Karamesines will try to push his new dragster near the 200-mile per hour mark tomorrow at Tucson Dragway in match races against both the Tucson-based Speed Sport car and the Stelnnegar Eshebaugh machine from Phoenix.

Time trials will start at 10 a.m. and eliminations at 2 p.m. Marshman Listed Critical Kennel Booking Joined SAN DIEGO (Special) Development of a working agreement Funk's Greyhound Racing Circuit and Alessio Corporation was announced today by John S. Alessio, chairman of the board for Alessio Corporation. The agreement brings key phases of dog racing in Arizona, nainly public relations and kennel bookings, under a single organization, Alessio said.

The agreement becomes effective April 9 with the opening of Apache Junction Greyhound Club. Alessio also owns the Yuma Greyhound Club which opens Jan. 8 but which will not be effected by today's announcement, Alessio said. BOTH THE Yuma and Apache plants are wholly owned subsidiaries of the Alessio Corporation. "The Funk circuit has a fine organization, staffed to handle such important facets as the booking of kennels, promotion, publicity and advertising," Alessio said.

Funk's Greyhound a i Circuit, headed by David K. Funk, president, and Arthur L. Funk, vice president and treasurer, has played a continuing role in the sport's growth over a span of nearly a quarter century. The Funks operate dog tracks in Tucson, Phoenix, and Amado and hope to build a track on the Black Canyon Highway between Phoenix and Prescott. The Funks also operate a dog track in Pensacola, Fla.

THE AGREEMENT will elinv inate rivalry over kennel bookings between the two ownerships. All bookings now will be handled by the Funk circuit throughout the state. The Funks also will coordinate promotion and advertising. "This agreement puts us in the position of being able to invite all the better greyhound kennels in the United States to come to Arizona," Arthur Funk declared. Alessio, who also is executive director of the new Juarez Race Track and Caliente Race Track, both of which have extended greyhound meetings, said the Funk circuit would be called upon in the future to assist in bookings and other aspects of racing in Mexico.

EA 7-3434 the seven players from whom the starting five will come. Bartke is the team's only returning starter. He has played on the varsity squad for the last two years. Bell and Hodges saw limited varsity action last year while the remaining four were on the Palo Verde junior varsity team. "Lack of experience is our main weakness," commented O'Dell, "and we also don't have a strong big man." The Titans' schedule will make it hard for them to get off to a fast start as three of their first five games will be with Cataiina.

Amphi and Rln- con, three of the best teams in the city. "We hope to have two or three of our juniors progress and become good ball players this year," concluded O'Dell. Last year the Titans finished the season with a 12-6 record. They tied Cataiina for second In the 4AA conference. The Palo Verde schedule; Dec.

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Feb. 12, DouglM, 13, at Alhambra. Feb. Putblo. Georgia May Play Tech In Sun Bowl ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.--(fl-The University of Georgia has accepted a bid to play Texas Tech in the Sun Bowl, the Albuquerque Journal reported last night.

Sports editor Leroy Bearman, in a column written for today, quoted what he called reliable sources as telling him Georgia accepted the bid last Tuesday for the game Dec. 26 in El Paso. Georgia Athletic Director Joel Eaves said yesterday, after being asked about the reported Sun Bowl bid, "I will admit we are in pretty close contact those people." Under Southeastern Conference rules, Georgia (5-3-1) couldn't accept a bid formally until after its game today with Georgia Tech. Texas Tech, Bearman wrote, voted to play either Georgia or Auburn, but Auburn decided against accepting a bowl bid because of its 6-4 record. C.

B. Bobo, Sun Bowl chairman, announced Wednesday that Texas Tech (6-3-1) had accepted a bid. N.B.A. STANDINGS EASTERN DIVISION Wen Lett Pet Boston 15 .750 -Cincinnati 12 I 3 'hiladelphla 7 10 .474 New York IJ .150 WfSTEHN DIVISION Los Anwles 11 5 .721 St. Loui! 11 7 .411 Baltimore 10 10 .500 Detroit 7 11 .350 San Francisco 5 16 RMUlti Cincinnati 133, Philadelphia 112 Los Angeles 117, Detroit HI Todiy'i Cincinnati at Boston St.

Uouls at New York Philadelphia at Detroit Los Angeles at San Francises Tomerrow't Gamci New York at Cincinnati Baltimore at Los Angeles Philadelphia at St. Louis Monday'! OamM No games scheduled Custom FRAMES Also see our large selection of LONDON REXALL DRUG Paint Wallpaper Artist Supplies Custom Picture Framing 4757 E. SPEEDWAY EA 7-32W Prince at Craycroft 296-7173 We Can Fill Your Prescriptions at Competitive Prices Now Collection Agent for City Water and Gas Electricity Bills; Also Personal Money Orders. FREE DELIVERY LEGAL NOTICE TO SS wo hundred sixty (2(0) feet westerly 1 manhole at the Intersection of wentleth Street and Curtis Avenue, asterly far approximately three nun- red (300) feet; and from a manhole the intersection of Highland Avenue nd Twentieth Street, westerly for ap- roxlmately one hundred eighty (180) NINETEENTH STREET: From a man- oie at the intersection of Curtis Avenue nd Nineteenth Street, westerly for ap- roxlmately three hundred (300) (eet. 6.

That ten (10) sewer manholes and en (10) sewer cleanouts be constructed the sewer lines provided for in the receding paragraphs at the locations shown on City of Tucson Engineering W1THIN TUCSON: SECTION 1. That while Interest and convenience requ re, and that the Intention of the Mayor and Council of the City of Tucson to order the following work to be performed, to-wit. 1. That the following streets and avenues be improved by grading from property line to property line, and by the construction of concrete curbs on both sides of the roadway, and be further improved by tv of an asphattlc pavement, thirty-six (36, in width, and two Inches, feet In width, and two thickness, with an emulsified and chip jealcoat, and laid upon thoroughly compacted four (4) Inch Twenty approximately aggregate base course: FREMONT AVENUE: From ON Str Second Street north for 't hundred twelve (2312) feel to Seventeenth Street. SANTA RITA AVENUE: From Twenty.

Second Street north for approximately eighteen hundred thirty seven (1837) feet to Eighteenth street. HIGHLAND AVENUE: From Twenty- second Street north for approximately Seventeen hundred seventeen (1717) feet to Warehouse Avenue. CURTIS AVENUE: From Twenty- second Street north for approximately fourteen hundred forty-two (1442) feet Motorboat Races Op en A HAVASU I CAP)--More than 100 dedicated outboard motorboat drivers assembled in this new resort development project for tomorrow's six hour enduro sanctioned as the Lake Havasu City World Championships. A two-hour race for pleasure- designed craft was slated today with the big race for $10,000 prize money set to begin in midmorning. A 6 mile course has been mapped out for the race.

TWENTIETH STREET: From Park Avenue East for approximately seventeen hundred fifty (1750) feet to Curtis A STREET: From Park Avenue East for approximately Eighteen hundred seventy (1870) feet to Ware house Avenue. 2. That following streets or Avenues be Improved by grading from property line to property line, and by the construction of concrete curbs on both sides of the roadway, and be further improved by the construction of an asphalt pavement, forty (40) fee; in width and two and one-half Inches in thickness, and laid upon prime coat and a thoroughly compacted six and one-half Inch aggregate "SEVENTEENTH STREET: From Fre monf Avenue East for approximately four hundred fifty (450) feet to the Westerly R.O.W of the S.P.R.R, EIGHTEENTH STREET: Prom Park Avtnue East for approximately Twelve hundred forty (1240) feet to Warehouse WAREHOUSE AVENUE: From Elgh teenth Street Easterly for approximately Fourteen hundred eighty (1480) feet to Cherry Avenue. 3 That the following Avenue or Alley be Improved by grading from property line to property line, by the. construction of four (4 inch by six (6) inch con crete headers or concrete curbs on both sides of the roadway, and by Ihe con structlon of an asphaltlc pavement widths as Indicated on plan No.

1-63-36 two (2) Inches In thickness, with an emulsified asphalt and chip sealcoat an laid upon a thoroughly compacted four (4) Inch aggregate base course: MOUNTAIN AVENUE: From Twenty second street north for approximately eighteen hundred thirty-seven (1837) fee to Eighteenth Street. N-S ALLEY IN BLOCK 32, BRUCK NER'S ADDITION: From Eighteenth Street North for approximately fou hundred thirty (430) feet to Seventeenth eight (8) Inch vitrified clay sanitary sewer mains be constructed as follows: HIGHLAND AVENUE: From a man hole at the intersection of Twentieth Street and Highland Avenue North fo approximately three hundred twenty-si: (326) feet. CURTIS AVENUE: From an cxlstini manhole In Twenty-second Street north for approximately three hundred (300 feet; and from a manhole at the in tersection ot Twentieth Street and Curti Avenue north for approximately twi hundred sixty-one (561) feet. VINE AVENUE: From a manhole a the Intersection of Warehouse Avenu and Vine Avenue Southerly for approxi mately sixty-five (45) feet. TWENTH-FIRST STREET: From i point sixty-seven (47) feet west of manhole at the Intersection of Hlghlam Avenue and Twenty-First Street, easterr for approximately four hundred forty two (442) teet.

WAREHOUSE AVENUE: From a man hole at Intersection of Vine Avenu and Warehouse Avenue, westerly for ap proximately Eleven Hundred twenty-fou (1124) teet. EIGHTEENTH STREET: From a man hole at the Intersection of Warehouj Avenue and Eighteenth Street, westerl for approximately three hundred twenty seven (327) feet. HERRY AVENUE IN ALTADEN, ru Fr8rT) 8n ex(5 Intersection iue CHER HEIGHT IGHTS ADDITION: PHOENIX, Ariz. (H Race driver Bobby Marshman, 28, of Pottstown, was in extremely critical condition today with burns over 85 to 90 per cent of his body. The nine-year racing veteran, who placed 13th in Sunday's 200-mile Bobby Ball Memorial Race at Phoenix International Raceway, crashed into the track wall yesterday during a practice run.

Witnesses estimated Marshman hit the west retaining will at about 148 miles per hour. Marshman was sprayed with flaming gasoline as the car exploded. Two asbestos-suited firefighters pulled Marshman from the wreckage and sprayed him with foam. The Lotus Ford was destroyed. Marshman, a veteran of four Indlunapolis 500 races, has wife and son.

manhole at the intersection Twenty-sixth Street and Cherry Aveni. northerly for approximately three nun Inch vitrified da sanitary sewer lines be constructed a "MOUNTAIN AVENUE: From an exls ting manhole at the Intersection Twenty-first Street and Mountain Avenue northerly for approximately three nun dred sixty (340) feet; and (rom a man hole at the Intersection of Eighteen! Street and Mountain Avenue, Southerl tor approximately two hundred forty (24A) feet HIGHLAND AVENUE: From mm hole at the Intersection of Twenty-firs Street and Highland Avenue, Norther! for approximately two hundred uOO feet: from a manhole at the Inter section of Twentieth Street md High land Avenue, southerly for approximate! two hundred (200) feet. CURTIS AVENUE: From a manhol It the Intersection of Twentieth Stree and Cutlls Avtnue, southerly (or IP proxlmately four hundred (400) feet. TWENTY-FIRST STREET: From manholi at the Intersection of Curt Avenue ind Twenty-first Street, tor appraxinyttly forty (40) feet. TWENTIETH STREET: From LEGAL NOTICE Division Plan No.

7. That four (4) Inch six rs be rlbed In Paragraph as provided for In Ihroush 7, Section 1, 4) Inch vitrified clay house connection Installed from the lines Paragraph 4 and 5, Section hereof, and from certain existing ewer mains in said described streets the front, side or rear lines of certain iroperty lying adjacent to the streets said sewer mains or existing nains at the locations as shown on City ot Tucson Engineering Plan No. 8. That other Incidental work such as he removal of certain existing asphaltic lavement, replacement of existing as- Jhaltlc pavement, the construction of con- rete cut-off and headers, the ad- uMing ol sewer manholes, cleanouts, md water valves to grade, the Installs- ion of survey monuments and water ervlces, the removal of existing concrete curbs and drainage grading all will be Included as a part of the work Paragraphs 1 hereof, at the ocatlons as shown on City of Tucson Engineering Division Plan No. 1-63-36.

9. That all of the construction and retaliations hereinbefore provided for be constructed and installed at the locations and to the dimensions as shown on plan No. 1-63-36 and In accordance with Specifications Nos. 8-1101-001, 3, 102A, 102C, 104, 202, 208, 8-1102-006, 210, 8-1102-009, 8-1102-011, 8-1105-002, 191-A, 207, 8-1105-006, 8-1107-001, 1-63-36 and Standard Details Nos. M-5D, 8-1202- XH, MI-27, M-63, M-o7, S-350A, 8-1202-015, i-1205-001, 8-1202-033, 8-1213-001, 8-1205-005, M-25R, M-37, 8-1205-005, 8-1205-009, 8-1207001, 8-1207-002, all on file in the Offces of the City Engineer and the City Clerk of the City of Tucson, Arliona, which said plans, specifications and standard details are available for inspection at he above offices and which are hereby adopted for this Improvement and are specifically made a part hereof.

WHEREAS, the City Engineer of the "Ity of Tucson has made and prepared, duplicate, a plat or diagram of the property contained within the assessment district and to be assessed for the costs and expenses of constructing a paying and sewer improvement, in said City of Tucson, said improvement having been nltlsted under Resolution No. 5982, the file number of said plat or diagram being No. 1-43-36; and WHEREAS, said diagram shows each separate lot, piece or parcel of land, numbered consecutively, and the area in square feet of each of such lots, pieces or parcels of land, to be assessec to cover the costs and expenses ot said work, and the relative location of the same to said work or Improvement Is wreby approved and adopted as the assessment plat or diagram for said work, and The City Clerk Is hereby directec to certify upon said diagram the fact fhat the same has been approved by (he Mayor and Council of the City o' Tucson, and the date thereof, and shal deliver the same to the Superintendent of Streets. SECTION 2. That the said contemplated work or improvement, In the opinion of the Mayor and Council, Is of more than local or ordinary public bene- III, and that the said Mayor and Counci hereby make the costs and expenses of said work or improvement, Including incidental arid publishing costs, chargeable upon a district and hereby declare that the district In said City of Tucson, benefited by the said work or Improvement, and to be assessed to pay the costs and expenses thereof, In proportion to the benefits to be oerlved therefrom is described as follows: BRUCKNER'S ADDITION Lots 5 through 16, Block 23 Lots 1 through 16, Block 24 Lots 1 through 16, Block 25 Lots 1 through 16, Block 26 Lots I through 4 and lots through U.

Block 27 Lots 1 through 16, Block 28 Lots 1 through 16, Block 29 Lots 1 through 16, Block 30 Lots 1 through 16, Block 31 Lots 1 through 16, Block 32 All thot part of Block 33, lyjng Southwesterly of the Southern Pacific Right of Way. That abandoned portion of Fremont Avenue lying between Block 2, Manlove Addition and Seventeenth Street. All that part of Block 35, lying South. LEGAL NOTICE 'rom the assessments of twenty-five dollars ($25.00) or over, remaining urt- ald thirty (30) days after the date of he Warrant or five (5) days after the decision of the legislative body upon an ippeal Bonds payable out of the first Installment collected shall be payable on the first day of January next after the collection of the first Installment of the assessments can be made under the provisions of said Title 9, Chaster 4, Article 2, of the Arizona Revised Statutes and amendments and supplements thereto, and bonds for approximately a like amount shall be payable on the first day of January of each year thereafter until all are Raid. Said conn shall bear Interest at the rate of three, and three quarter per cent per annum, payable on the first day of January and July of each year.

SECTION 4. That these Improvements shall be made and all proceedings therein shall be taken, that the Superintendent of Streets of the City of Tucson shall post notices of such improvement as required by law, and In such notices shall refer to this resolution of Intention; that the City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this resolution of intention and shall cause the same to be published five (5) times in the Tucson Dally Citizen, a dally newspaper published and circulated In the City of Tucson, and hereby designated for ihat purpose; that the City Engineer Is hereby directed to make duplicate diagrams of the property contained within the assessment district for said proposed improvement herein described. Such diagrams shall show each separate piece or parcel of land, numbered consecutively, the area in square feet ol each lot, piece or parcel of land and the relative location of the same to the work proposed to be done. PASSED, ADOPTED AND APPROVED by the Mayor and Council of the City Tucson, Arizona, this 23rd day of 64. G.

FREEMAN WOODS Mayor Pro-tempore Mayor file number of said plat or diagram Ming NO. F-64-1; and WHEREAS, said diagram shows each eparate lot, piece or parcel of land, umbered consecutively, and Iron- age In feet of each ot such lots, pieces parcels of land, to be assessed to over the costs and expenses of said work, nd the relative location of the same said work or improvement Is hereby pproved and adopted as the assessment lat or diagram for said work, and The City Clerk hereby directed to ertlfy upon said diagram the fact that he same has been approved by the Mayor and Council of the City of Tucson, and the date thereof, and shall deliver he same to Superintendent of Streets. SECTION 2. That the Mayor and Council of the City of Tucson have determined and do so order herein, that he Cify will pay the cost of the cen- ral structure, plus an amount equal one quarter of the cost If the street were lighted to residential street standards plus an amount equal to the cost necessitated by ihe increased lighting standards, for residential arterial streets over and above those necessary for a purely residential street. SECTION 3.

That the said contem plated work or improvement, in the opinion of Mayor and Council, is of more than local or ordinary public leneflt, and that the said Mayor and Council hereby makes the costs and expenses of said work, or Improvement, ncludlng incidental and publishing costs, chargeable upon a district and hereby by of November, 1964. ATTEST: MARY FIELDS City Clerk (SEAL) i hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution No. was duly passed and adopted by the Mayor and Council of the City of Tucson, at a meeting held this 23rd day of November, 1964, and that a quorum was present thereat. MARY FIELDS City Clerk Publish: Nov. 25, 27, 28, 30, Tucson Daily Citizen RESOLUTION NO.

5983 A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TUCSON, DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO IMPROVE BY THE INSTALLATION OF RESIDENTIAL LIGHTING SYSTEM, CER TAIN PORTIONS OF THOSE STREETS IN THE AREA BOUNDED BY FIFTH STREET ON THE NORTH, BELVEDERE AVENUE ON THE EAST, BROADWAY ON THE SOUTH AND ALVERNON WAY ON THE WEST. AND ALSO NANCY ROSE AND SANTA ROSA AVENUES BOUNDED ON THE NORTH BY SENECA STREET AND PIMA STREET ON THE SOUTH; APPROVING ASSESSMENT DISTRICT DIAGRAM AND, DETER. SIONS OF TITLE 9, CHAPTER 4, ARI- TICLE 2, ARIZONA REVISED STATUTES, AND AMENDMENTS AND SUP' westerly of the Southern Pacific Right of Wa Ave Pac lyi cific y. hat nue ific abandoned portion of Santa Rita lying between the Southern Right of Way and Eighteenth Lots 1 through 8, Block 34 Lots 1 through 8, Block 37 Lots I through 8, Block 3d Lots 1 throuqh 8, Block 39 MONTCLAIR AbDITION: Lots 1 through 18, Block 11 Lots 1 through 12, Block 12 That abandoned portion of Vine Avenue lying between the Southern Pacific Right of Way and Warehouse Avenue. Lots 1 through 8, Block 13 Lots 1 through 10, Block 14 Lots 1 through 10, Block 15 Lots 1 through 16, Block 16 Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 4, 8, 10, 11, Block 17 Lots I through 4, Block IB Lots 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 14, 15, Block 20.

Lots 1 through 16, Block 21 Lots 1 through 10, Block 22 Lots 1 through 10, Block 23 Lots 1 through 16, Block 24 Lots 4, 5, 4, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, Block 25 AUTADENA HEIGHTS Lots 2 through 7. Block 27 Lots 13 and 14, Block 28 All subdivisions resubdlvlslonj ot any of the above described property are hereby included. All public streets and alleys and all pieces parcels of land which may have been heretofore acquired by the City of Tucson and are now dedicated to the public use and public streets or alleys which may be Included In the above described assessment district are hereby excluded. Por a more particular description of tho property contained In the above des. cribed assessment district, reference Is hereby made to the Maps and Plats on record In the Ofllce of the County Recorder ol Pima County, Arizona, copies of which are on file In the Ofllce of the City Engineer of Tucson, Arizona, and particular refcrenci Is hereby made to thr Plat of Bruckner's Addition In Book 4, page 8IC; Montclair Addition In Book 2, page 33B; and Altadena Heights In Book 2, pag SECTION 14.

3. That the Mayor and Council determined Improve ment bonds shall be Isiued to represent the cost and expenses of such work or Improvement and Is hereby glvtn that such bonds shall be Issued under the provisions of 9. Chapter 6, Article of the Arizona Revised Statutes and amendments and supplements thereto. In the name of tha City of Tucson, but payable only out of a special fund collecltd ten (10) annual Installment! to Columbus Boulevard. EAST SEVENTH Columbus Boulevard WITHIN ARIZONA BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TUCSON: SECTION 1.

That the public Interes and convenience require and that it is the Intention of the Mayor and Counci of the City of Tucson to order the following work to be performed, to-wit 1 That residential street lights, together with all necessary appurten ances, be installed along those street: as follows: NANCY ROSE AVENUE AND SANTA ROSE AVENUE: From Pima Street to Seneca Street. GUAYMAS PLACE: From Longfellow Avenue to approximately 250 feet west EAST SIXTH STREET: From Irving Avenue to approximately 500 feet eas and from Desert Stravenus to approxi malelv 500 feet west of Columbus Boulevard BRYN MAWR ROAD AND EAS EIGHTH STREET; FROM Columbus Boulevard to Belvedere Avenue. HOLMES STREET: From Alvernon Way to Belvedere Avenue. KlLLMER STREET: From Longfellow Avenue to Columbus Boulevard. POE STREET: From Alvernon Way to Columbus Boulevard.

BURNS STREET: From Longfellow Avenue to Belvedere Avenue. ELMWOOD STREET: From Alvernon Way to Irving Avenue and from Colum bus Boulevard to Belvedere Avenue. WHITMAN STREET From Longfellow Avenue to Irving Avenue and from Columbus Boulevard to Belvedere Avenue. KINGS ROAD: From Irving Avenue STREET: From to 200 feet east of Belvedere Avenue. OXFORD DRIVE: From Kings Roai to Kings Road.

IRVING A LONGFELLOW AVENUE, COLUMBUS BOULEVARD AND BELVEDERE AVENUE From Broadway to East Fifth Street. CATALINA AVENUE: From Broad way to East Eighth Street. DOUGLAS CIRCLE AND REGENCY PLACE: From Burns Street to ap proximately 200 feet south. BRYANT AVENUE: From Oxlon Drive to Burns Street. ROJENT COURT: From Poe Street ti approximately 330 feet south.

2. That the necessary street light trans former stations, photo electric cells underground multiple circuit wiring anr appurtenances be installed to serve thos street lights described In Paragraph 1 Section 1, hereof, at those certain loca tlons shown on Cltv of Tucson En ilneerlng Division Plans No. F-64-1. 3. That all of the construction installations hereln-before provided fo be constructed and Installed at the loca tions and to the dimensions as showr on the Cltv of Tucson Englneerin Division Plans No.

F-44-1, and In accord ancrr with Specification Nos. 8.1101-001 102-A, 102-C, 104, 8-1102-006, 710, 8-1102 009, 8-1101-005, and F-44-1 and Standard Detail Nos. 8-1206-001, 8-1204-007 and I r-M-012, 8-I202-003. 8-1206-003. all on file In thf office ot the City Englnee and the Cltv Clerk of the City of Tucson Arizona, which said Plans, specification and details available for Inspection At Ihe above oil Ices and which ar hereby adopted for thli Improvemen and are specifically made I part hereof WHEREAS, the City Engineer ot th City ol Tucson and nrcpired In duplicate, a plat or diagram of th property contained within the assess ment district end tfl be assessed fa the costs and expenses of Installing residential llubtln, svlcm, In said of Tucton, laid improvement having initiated under Resolution No.

591 LEGAL NOTICE declares that the district In said City of 'Ited by the said work or improvement, and to be assessed to pay LEGAL NOTICE ihall be made, and all proceedings shall be taken, that the Superintendent of Streets of the City of Tucson shall post notices of such Improvement as reqired by law, and In such notices shall refer to this resolution of Inttn- 'Ion; that the City Clerk shall certify to the passage of this resolution of Intention and shall cause the same to be published five times in the Tucson Daily Citizen, a dally newspaper published and circulated in the City of Tucson, and hereby designated for that purpose, fhit the City Engineer Is hereby directed to make duplicate diagrams of the property contained within the assessment district for said proposed Improvement herein described. Such diagrams shall show each separate piece or parcel of land, numbered consecutively, the trontast In feet of each lot, piece or parctl of land, and the relative location of the same to the work proposed to PASSED, ADOPTED AND AP by the Mayor and Council of the City Tucson, Arizona, this Mrd. day of by of November, (SEAL) It! G. FREEMAN WOOD'S Mayor ATTEST MARY FIELDS City Clerk i hereby certify that the ferctwlng Resolution No. 5913 was duly passed and adopted by the Mayor and Council of the City of Tucson, tt a meeting held this 23rd day of November.

1944, and that a quorum was present thereat. (SEAL) Itl MARY FIELDS Ihe costs and expenses thereof, in pro portion to the benefits to be derived therefrom Is described as follows: COUNTRY CLUB HEIGHTS RESUB. DIVISION Block 5 ell lots Block 12 lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 through Block 13 lots through 5 and 10 COLONIAL ESTATES Block 1 all lots Block 2 all lots lock 3 all lots lock 4 all lots Block 5 all lots Block 6 lots 1 through 14 NORYM TRAGLE ADDITION Block 1 south 226.0 feet Block 2 all lots JACKSON ADDITION NO. 2 Lois 6 through 24 JACKSON ADDITION Block 1 all lots a SUBDIVISION Lots 1, 7 through 24 ARNOLD MANOR All lots HEMSING MANOR BR6NTWOOD SUBDIVISION Block A All lots Block All lots Block AM lots B'ock All lots REGENCY MANOR All lots DOUGLAS CIRCLE BROADWAY MANOR Block 1 lots 1 through 11 20 Block 2 all lots Block 3 all lots Block 4 all lots Block 5 all lots Block 6 all lots Block 7 all lots Block 8 lots 1 through 11 I JO CRESTVIEW ADDITION lots 1 through 124 LINDEN PARK Block 9 lots 4 5 Block 10 lots 5 8, 6 llofk "4 i 0t 8 and westerly 86.75 LIN PARK ADDITION Block lots 11 through 20 LINDEN PARK Block 3 lots 1 2 Block 2 lots 4 through 4 Publish: November 25, 30, W4. Tucson Dally citizen through WL'OCK 3 Irving SSenue on the east and Holmes Street land lying 120 feet feet 56 through 68 UNSUBDiVlDEb' LAND A piece of unsubdivlded land bound by Lonafellow Avenue on 'he East Fifth Street, on Jiorth, Avenue on on the south.

A piece of unsubdivlded on east side of Irving Avenue deep from Burns Street to 300 south. A piece of unsubdivlded land 615 feet deep lying on the west side of Columbus Boulevard. Poe Street to KIMmer Street to Holmes Street. All subdivisions resubdivislons of any of the above described property are hereby Included. All public streets and alleys all pieces parcels ot land which may have been heretofore acquired by the City of Tucson and cr now 'o the public use as public streets or alleys which may be Included In the above described assessment district.

hsruoy For a more particular description of the property contained In the described assessment district above ence Is hereby made to the Maps and Plats on record In the Office of the County Recorder of Plma County, Arizona, copies of which are on tile In the office of the City Engineer of Tucson, Arizona, and hr by made to the Map of Cloverlcaf Addition Book 4, Page ii. Map of Re- subdivision of blocks 3 4 Cloverleaf Addilion Book 6, Pane 50; Country Club Heishts Book M.IP ot Page tsh Map" of Colonial" 49; Map of Brentwood Subdivision Book 7, Page 55; Map ol Mditlon 8, Paae 34; Map of Jackson Addition Number 2 Book 8, Page 74; Map of Belmont Heights Book 9, Page 64; Map of of Arnold Manor Book 7, Page 78; Map of Hemslng Manor Book 8, Page 44; Map of Douglas Circle Book Pnoe Map of Regency Circle Book 8. Page 43; Map ot Crestvlew Addition Book 10, Page 72; Map of Broadway Manor Book 6, Page 55. SECTION 4. That the Mayor and Council have determined that Improvement bonds shall be issued to represent the cost and expenses of such work or Improvement and notice Is hereby given that such bonds shall be Isiued under the provisions ot Tltll Chapter 4, Article 2, Arizona Revised Statutes, and amendments and supplements thereto, In the name of the City of Tucson, but payable only out of a special fund collected in Ian (10) annual ments from the assessments ot twenty five dollars ($25.00) or over, remaining unpaid thirty (30) days after the date of the warrant or five (5) days after the decision of the legislative body upon an appeal.

Bonds payable out of flrit Installment collected shall be payable on first day of January next after the collection of the first Installment iiMtsmenti can Islont of said of the aiMismcntt qan 1he prov under Chapter 4, Article 2, Arizona Revised Statutes, and amendments and lupplementi thereto and bonds for ipproxlmafily a like amount shall be payable on the first dav ot January of each year thereafter until all paid. Said bondi inajl Interest II rate of quarter percent annum, en tint My tf Jinwry and July of viar. SECTION I. That Improvement! CITY PLANNING AND ZONINO COMMISSION PUBLIC HEARINGS PUBLIC HEARINGS will be held by City Planning and Zoning Commission, Tuesday, December 15, 1964. In the Mayor and Council Chamber, City Hall, North Meyer Avenue, Tucson, Arizona, at the times noted, on the followlni: AT OR AFTER 9:00 A.M.

(C14-42-2 Regional Library Plan) Proposal to amend and supplement the Master Plan of the City of Tucson for library locations, entitled "Library (C9-43-1? Salonlc 29rh St. Rezonlna) To rezone from R-3 to B2A louth of 29th approx. 200' west of Craycroft Rd. (C9-63-137 Lawrence Campbell Rezonlng) To rezone from R-l to R-4 west side of Campbell and north and south side of Lind Rd. (C7-44-25 Durham Prince Rd.

Rezon- lng) To rezone from B-l to B2A nortk side of Prince approx. 550- east 22nd St. Rezof- 4 to B-l west of NoHIR Flowing Wells Rd. (C9-44-35 Castellanos 22nd St. Ins) To rezone from R-4 side of 22nd east and C9-64-50 Cecil Grant Rd.

RezonIngl To rezone from B-l to B-JA north side of Grant between Haskell Dr. and Aivernon Way. AT OR AFTER 10:00 A.M. (C9-64-57 Fasseas Broadway Renm- ing) To rezone from R-4 to B-2A. south side of Broadway and wett of Langley Ave.

(C9-44-41 Dove Land Grant Rd. Rezoning) To rezone from R-l to R-2 and 6-1 north of Grant between Sehuaro Ave. and Wilmot Rd. (Ext). (C9-64-63 Blelch 6th St.

Retonlng) To rezone from R-4 to B-l south side of 6th approx. 50' west of Forgeus Ave. (C9-44-67 Lowen Tucson Blvd. Rezon- Ins) To rezone from R-2 to B-l side of Tucson approx. 100' north of 1st St.

AT OR AFTER 11:00 A.M. (C9-44-48 Woodward Edison St. Rezoning) To rezone from R-l, R-4 to R-2, R-3 and B-l north and south sides of Edison, west side of Tucson Blvd. to the east side of Forgeus Ave. IC9-64-70 Statesman Fontana Ave.

Reroning) To rezone from R-2 MH west side of Fontana approx. south of Valeska Rd. (C9-64-71 Beiser Drachman St. Rezon- Ing) To rezone from ft-2 to R-3 east and west of Santa Rita and north and south of Drachman St. AT OR AFTER 2:00 P.M.

(C9-64-7! Brock E. Presidio Rd. Rezoning) To rezone from R-l to R-2 touth side of Presidio approx. 5.00' west of Country Club Rd. Amellna 25th St.

Reionlng) To rezone from R-3 to R-4 north and south side of 25th St. and east ildt of Craycroft Rd. (C9-64-81 Mott El Burrlto Rezoning) To rezone from 3-2A to 1-1 east and west side of El Burrlto ap- prox. 300' south of Miracle Mile (West). (C9-64-82 Benzlck Ventura St.

Rezoning) To from to B-3A north and south sldi of Ventura St. and cast of llth Ave. AT OR AFTER 3:00 (C9-64-85 Coyle Tucson Blvd. Reion- ins) To rezone from P-l to B-l east and west of Tucson north and south sides of Elvira Rd. (C13-64-6 Airport Industrial Park Neighborhood Plan) Proposal to amend and supplement the Airport Industrie! Park Neighborhood Plan by adding otrfaln vici commercial uses within the vicinity of Tucson Blvd.

and Elvira Rd. and such other amendments and supplements may be deemed appropriate. (C8-64-U Article IV Revision) Proooial to amend Article IV, Chapter 21 of the Tucson City Code concerning provisions relating to Street Setback Lines. AT OR AFTER 4:00 P.M. (C13-63-5 Speedway Stone Country Club Development Plan' Proposal to amend and supplement the Master Plan of the City ol Tucson providing for commercial uses, residential us and densities and traffic circulation within the areas bounded by Main Avenui, Lester Street, Country Club Rd.

and Broadway. CITY PLANNING AND ZONINO COMMISSION, 55 West Congress Street, Tucson, Arizona Telephone: Publish Saturday, November 1M4. CITY OF TUCSON DEPARTMENT OF PURCHASES ClTir HALL-TUCSON, ARIZONA NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIOS Scaled proposals will bo mceivid In 'he office of the City Purchasing Aienl, City Hall, Tucson, Arizona, until 4:00 e.m. on the day of December 7, '964, for furnishing the material, wpplln, equipment or services, or for supplying material) dolnt the work tor the repair, construction, or Improvement, as may bt, as indlcaltel by Items hertunrltr Mitefl and In accordance with rM applicable specifications. BID CALL NO.

BIDS DUE December 7, MATERIAL iERVICB DESCRIPTION: CAST IRON PIPE, TAPPING FITTINGS AND FLEXI8LB TIONS AND ASBESToTTWlJ Quantities Coplei of bid formt, plant specification! and Initructloni offt 'flee available upon rwufit City Hat), the City Purennlnf Ail Dim rectjved for reef of bids will icly and rtfd In mt llcl Tucson, Arliona, Any quent fo the aiy bldi will and wilt rut com will ant firm PUiLUH:.