Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 31

WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1969 A I I I LOM; COURSE ins PAGE 31 Sweep Titles How sweet it is to have Chuck Sweet. Sweet continued his record- setting binge with three! marks Hickox 1 Pima County' Dolphins to 'the Pima County Long Course boys title last night While'Sweet was leading the boys to victory, Siefarth broke to lead the, Pima County Dolphin''girls to' victory, too. Dolphins outpointed Larry Kelsey's Central YMCA teams Hargett 1 By Fears SAN DIEGO (AP) Coach Tom Fears of the New Orleans Saints of the National Football League indicated yesterday he is getting less and less concerned about a backup man for quarterback Bill Kilmer because rookie Edd Hargett is the most intelligent signal-caller I've ever been with." Of Hargelt, a 16th round draft choice from Texas A Fears said: "He can't miss in this league. He's really looking great." Fears said Hargett after four of drills "is just a whisker away from beating out Ronnie South for the No. 2 quarterback spot and Ronnie's been with us 12 months." South, a second-year player from Arkansas, alternated between New Orleans' taxi squad and the regulars last year, seeing some action late in the season when Kilmer was hurt.

Fears had earlier expressed concern about depth'at quarterback when veteran Jim Ninow- ski failed to report and indicated he planned to retire. The trade with the Washington Redskins for Ninowski was never an official NFL transaction and appears on its way to becoming an asterisk in the record books. Fears made one cut. Running back McKinley-Reynolds, a 10th round draft choice from the University of Hawaii, got his walking papers. team standings.

The Dolphins von the boys, 327-197, and the jirls, 268-163. The Dolphins did not score any Joints in the Long Course's final event this morning. The Dpi- ihins did not have any entries in he.diving competition at Tucson Country Club. Sweet, competing in the 15-17 division, set records in the 100- meter butterfly, 200 individual medley and 100 freestyle. Miss Siefarth won the 100 Dackstroke and 100 or new 15-17 records.

All told, the Dolphins won 25 of 42 first-place medals, if'sec- o'nd-place medals, 13 third-place medals and established-' 12 Other Dolphin record breakers were Kacey Chandler (100 but- erfly) in 13-14, Ma'Lynn Newport (100 backstroke) and Mike Johnson (100 breaststroke) in 15.7. The only non-Dolphin record Breaker was Rick James of Central YMCA, who won the 100 backstroke in 15-17. Boys 220-METER MEDLEY RELAY (11-12) Pima County Dolphins, 2, Cen- ral YMCA, 3. Rollins Hills, 2:47.1. RELAY (13-14) 1, Highland Vista, 2:20.9, 2.

Central YMCA, :24.8; 3. Pima County Dolphins, 2:25.1. 200-METER MEDLEY RELAY (15-17) 1. Pima County Dolphins A Team, 2. Central YMCA, 3.

Pima County Dolphins Team, 2:07.8. 50-METER BUTTERFLY (11-12) 1. AcCqnnell, Kingston- Knolls, 37.2. 2, O'Brien, St. Ambrose, 38.0; 3.

Schutt, Roll- no Hills, 38.0. 100-METER BUTTERFLY (13-14) 1. Ullery, 2. Rees, PCD, Ausustlne, CYMCA, 1:23.4. 100-BUTTERFLY (15-17) 1, Sweet, 'CD, (new record, old record 1:05.2 Brady, PCD), 2.

Brophy, PCD, 3. Strong, PCD, 1:10.1. Girls 200-METER MEDLEY (11-12) 1. High- arid Vista Aauatlc Club, 2. Rolling Hills, 3.

Indian Rldse, 2:54.2. 200 MEDLEY RELAY (13-14! 1. PCD, :25.0; 2. CYMCA, 3. 1R, 2:40.0.

200-MEDLEY RELAY (15-17) 1. PCD, 1:27.4 (new record, old record 2:32.8 PCD); CYMCA, 3. RH, 2:44.7. 50-BUTTERFLY (11-12) 1. Fltzpatrlck, St.

Ambrose, 40.5; 2. Swain, IR, 41.2; 3. Blake, PCD, 41.4. 100-BUTTERFLY (13-14) 1. Chandler, CD, 1:17.3 (new record, old record 1:21.1 by Hudson, PCD); 2.

Morris, PCD, 3. Strong, PCD 1:22.8. 100-BUTTERFLY (15-17) 1. Hudson, CD, 2. Gullck, SSC, 3.

McGregor, IR, 1:56.2. 50-BACKSTROKE (11-12) 1. Fitzpatr- ck, SA, 39.8; 2. Hampton, SYMCA, 40.3; 3. Elpzroth, HVAC, 41.4.

100-BACKSTROKE (13-14) --1. Chandler, PCD, 2. Newport, PCD, 3 Morris, PCD, 1:25.8. 100-BACKSTROKE (15-17) 1. Siefarth PCD, (new record, old record 1:19.0 by Asher, PCD); 2.

Hudson, 3 Morrison, KK, Bear Tight End Reports To Camp RENSSELAER, Ind.v (AP) -Tight end Austin Denny reported to the Chicago Bear football camp yesterday as Coach Jim Dooley tuned his squad for a sharp scrimmage today. Denny delayed in reporting because of a family tragedy His 20-month old son recently. Gathering Of Greats --AP Wlrephoto Roy CampaneJla, former Brooklyn Dodger catching great who 1 was partially paralyzed in a tragic auto accident in the prime of his career, trades stories with Mickey Mantle, the great Yankee centerfielder who. retired this year, as the two wait for the rain to clear up at the All-Star Game last night. Pasarell INDIANAPOLIS, Irid.

(AP) T- Cliff Richey, Pasarell and Ecuador's' Paricho Guzman, three veterans of Davis Cup competition, head for -second- round play today in the 59th National Clay, Court Tennis Tournament after having to go three sets to get there. 1966 National Clay champion from San Angelo, and fourth seeded stopped Richard Russell of Jamaica 6-1, 5-7, -3, yesterday. Pasarell, sixth-seeded American from Santurce, P.R., side- lined Australian Roy Keldie 8-6, Guzman, 6 foreign seed and a finalist here in the 1967 Western, defeated Dave Harmon, Salt Lake City collegian, 8-6, 4-6, 6-3. Much of yesterday's. schedule was rained out for the second straight day.

Top-seeded Arthur Ashe of Richmond, didn't Have to step on the court yesterday as his first-round opponent, Terry Davidson of Australia, defaulted. Defending champion Clark Graebner of New York, No. 2, opened with a 6-3, 6-2 victory over Italy's Victor Crotta. No. 3 Stan Smith, Pasadena, member of the U.S.

No. 1 doubles team, whipped Sergio Palmier! of Italy 6-4, 6-3. Smith's doubles mate, No. Bob Lutz of Los Angeles, beat Pedro Langre of Mexico 6-1, 6-3. Pitchers Lead LL Victories International, American Win International and American moved into the District Major Little League finals last night.

International, sparked by Gil Garcia's 11 strikeouts and one- hitter, eliminated Randolph, 3-1, and American, paced by Fred Mesa's 13 strikeouts and two-hitter, ousted Western, 4-1, at Randolph Park. The two clubs play for the championship Saturday at Randolph at 9. Rain washed away the' District 5 Senior semifinal game between Palo Verde and Cooper State at Sunnyside High last night. The game continues tonight at 6:30 with both team scoreless after one inning. Majors International 3, Randolph 1 InUrnatlonil oil 3 5 Randolph 000 Ml 1 I 3 Garcia and Jameson.

Diaz and Vasquez. SPORTS RESULTS Horse Racing NEW. YORK --'Show Off, J10.IO, held off "arlda by half a length and won Ihe (15,000 Purse at Aqueduct. PHILADELPHIA Rldlno Road, M.M, omped to a five-length victory over Hot oafs In Ihe Newtown Purse at Liberty Bell STANTON, Del. Gallamar, regls- ered an unprecedented victory over Fwt Daner In the Bed at Delaware Park.

OCEANPORT, N.J. Director, M.M. nlpoed Evening Bag by half a length and captured the New Jersey Municipal Con- raclor's Purse Monmouth Park. SALEM, N.H. Jtmmle Lou, M.40.

idged On George by a neck and took Co'wv Purse at Rocklnoham Miss Scelto. out- dlsjarKed Lovely by lengths won the Moon Shot Purje at Arlington INfeLEWOqo, Calif. Boughs O'Ho'l" held off Pooncarle arvl won the Btr Air Claiming Stakes at Hollywood Park. American 4, Western 1 Western oot 040 1 Amtrkan wo MX 4 Suarez, VaTdez (1), Ollvas (4), Chavez (5) and Zepeda. Mesa and Cola, Esplnoza FOR THE 'HORSEY' SET! Skin Divers Film.

To Be Presented Jacques Cousteau's feature length color film, "World Without Sun," will be shown tonight at 8 by the Southern Arizona Skin Divers Association in room 100 of the University of Arizona Biological Sciences Building. The movie has not yet been shown on television and features seven oceanauts who lived under the Red Sea for 30 days. There is a 50 cent admission charge. JRNCH ESTATES 11400E Tanque Verde Rd. For information Call: 299-9718 TURN OFF SUMMER auto air conditioning ONLY $209.95 INSTALLED costs than factory air Murray-Bryant CHEVROLET 22nd St.

at Soi Park Ph. 792-3950 SPORTS SPECIALIST Carl Porter in the CITIZEN FORDS COST LESS HERE Brand New 4 HOLMES TUTTLE FORD 800 E. Broadway 5350 E. Speedway New TOVOTB Corolla 1897. Delivered in Tucson, pi us tax and Ikense LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF HEARING FOR ESTABLISHMENT CALLE DON MIGUEL FROM CAMINO DE OESTA EAST Vi MILE IN SECTION 31, R.

13 PROCEEDINGS No. 1671 TO: THE PUBLIC 'PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 20th day of 1969, there was filed with the Board of Supervisors of Pima County, Arizona; a oetitlon for the establishment of a County Road, in said County, more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING 1 at the West VA Corner of Section 31, Township 14 South, Ranoe 13 East, G.S.R.B.M.; THENCE North decrees 25' 40" East along the East-West Vt line a distance of 2673.11 feet to the Interior VA corner of said Section 31. The rlnht of way of said road to be 90.0 feet wide, 45.0 feet each side of said centerllne. This road to be known as Calle Don Miguel, or Road No. 1671.

Said petition and all matters relating thereto Is on file In the office of the Board of Supervisors of Pima County, In the Transamerlca In the City of Tucson, Arizona, reference to which Is hereby made. The 18th day of August 1969, at TEN. O'CLOCK In the forenoon at the office of the Board of Supervisors, on the third floor of the Transamerlca Building, in the Cltv ol Tucson, Arizona, Is the time and place fixed for hearing and actlno on said petition. the said hearing said Board will consider the feasibility, advantages and public necessity of said road sought to be established. AM persons wishing to oblect to the action prayed for In the petition herein referred to or to'these Road Proceedings or any part thereof are hereby directed to file with the Board of Supervisors a statement In writing, setting forth' any oblectlons or opposition, and to show cause why the petition should not be granted.

These proceedings will be conducted by authority of Title 1.8, Chanter 2, Article 1 of the Arizona Revised Statutes as amended. 'DONE BY ORDER of the Board of Supervisors of Pima County, this 7th day ol July, 1969. THOMAS A. JAY Chairman, Board of Suoervlsors of Pima County BCSAB. HANNA Cler, Board of Supervisors of Rlma County PUBLISHED: July 16, 23,1969 Tucson Dally Citizen NOTICE OF HEARING FOR ESTAB- L1SHMENT ILLINOIS AND TENNESSEE STREETS "IN ALVERNOH MANOR SUBDIVISION PROCEEDINGS NO.

169X To: THE PUBLIC PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on the 16th day of June, 1969, there was filed with the Board of Supervisors of Pima County, Arizona, a petition for the establishment of County Streets, In said County, more particularly described as follows: All of Illinois Street from Alvernon Way to Ire West line of Lots 14 In Blocks and and all of Tennessee Street from Alvernon Way to west line of thr 60 foot drainage and road easement In Lots 17 Block and 14 In Block In Alvernon Manor Subdivision on record at the Pima County Recorder's Office In Book at Page 77 of and Plats. The rtoM of way of said streets to as shown on fltf. to be known as shown on or NO. I Said twtmwv and ill fitters relating flk In the ofllce of the Board of of Pima County. In Transanwrlca Building, In the City of Tucson, Arizona, to which Is Jierebv LEGAL NOTICE The 18th day of Auoust, 1969, at TEN D'CLOCK In the forenoon at the office of he Board of on the third floor of the Transamerlca Building, in the Cltv of Tucson, Arizona; Is (he and place fixed for hearing and acting on said petition.

the said Hearing said Board will consider the feasibility, advantages and public necessity of said streets sought to be estab- persons wishing oblect to the action prayed for In the petition herein referred to or to these Road Proceedings or any part thereof are hereby directed to file with the Board of Supervisors a statement In writing, setting forth any oblectlons or opposition, and to show cause why the petition should not be granted. These proceedings will be conducted by authority of TlUe IB, Chapter Article 1 of the Arizona Revised Statutes as amencfed. DONE BY ORDER of the Board of Supervisors of Pima County, this 7th day of July, 1969. S. JAY Chairman, Board of Supervisors of Pima Counlv B.

HANNA Clerk, Board of Supervisors of Pima County PUBLISHED: July 76,23,1969 Tucson Dally Citizen NOTICE OF HEARING FOR ABANDONMENT LOS REALES ROAD, PORTION OF IN SECTIONS 17 AND 20, T. 15 R. 14 B. PROCEEDINGS NO. 1695 To: THE PUBLIC PLEASE TAKE NOTICE the Board of Supervisors of Pima County, Arizona, Is considering the abandonment of a portion of Los Reales Road, more particularly described as follows: All of Los Reales Road No.

154 lying wllhln Sections 17 and 50, Township 15 South, Range 14 East, S. R. B. M. EXCEPT any Dortlon thereof lying within the Tucson City Limits.

ALSO EXCEPT any portion thereof lying within the East 40.00 feet of Section 20, Township 15 South, Range 14 East. All rmtlers relating thereto are on file In the office of the Board of Supervisors of Pima Counlv, on the third oor of the Transamerlca Building, In the Cltv of Tucson, Arizona, reference to which Is hereby The 18lh day of August, 1949, at TEN O'CLOCK in the forenoon, at the office of the said Board of Supervisors on the third floor of the Transamerica Bulldlna, In the City of Tucson, Arizona, Is the time and place fixed for hearing and acting on said At the Said Hearlng'Sa'ld Board will consider the feasibility, advantages and. Public necessity- of the said road, sought to be abandoned. Your land or your Interest In certain lancf 1 may be affected by these proceedings. All persons wishing to oblect 1o the proposed abandonment are directed to file with the Board of Supervisors a statement In 1 setting forth any oblec- tfons or opposition, and why Mid proposed abandonment should not be DONE BY ORDER of the Board of Supervisors, of Pima County, this 7th day of July, 1969.

THOMAS S. JAY Chairman, Board of Supervisors of Pima County ELSA B. HANNA Clerk, Board of Supervisors ol Coun'y Published: July 16, 23, 1969 Tucson Dally Citizen NOTICE OF HEARING FOR ESTABLISHMENT PERLMAN AVENUE A ZEMSKY IN PANTANO PARKVIEW PROCEEDINGS NO. 1694 PUBLIC PLEAJE TAKE NOTICE that on ttie 16th day of June, 1949, there was filed with the Board of of Pima County, Arl- LEGAL NOTICE zona, a petition for the establishment of County Streets, in said County, more particularly described as follows: All of Perlman Avenue and Zemsky Street in Pantano Parkview Subdivision on record at the Pima County, Arizona Recorder's Office in Book 18 of Maps and Plats at Page 65 thereof. The right of way of safd streets to be as shown on Plat.

These streets to be known as shown on Plat, or Road No. 1696.. Said. petition and all matters relating thereto is on file in the office of the Board of Supervisors of Pima the Transamerlca Building, In the City of Tucson, Arizona, reference to which Is hereby made. The IBth day of August, 1969, at TEN O'CLOCK In 1he forenoon at the office of the Board of Supervisors, on the third floor of the Transamerica Building, in the City of Tucson, Arizona, Is the time and place fixed for hearing and acting on said petition.

At the said hearing said Board will consider the feasibility, advantages and Public necessity of said streets sought to be established. All persons wishing to oblect to the action prayed for In the petition herein referred to or to these Road Proceedings or any part thereof are hereby directed to file with the Board of Supervisors a statement in writing, setting forth any obfedlons or opposition, and to show cause why the petition should not be granted. These proceedings wlil be conducted by authority of Title 18, Chapter 2, Article 1 of the Arizona Revised Salutes as amended. DONE BY ORDER of the Board of Supervisors of Pima County, this 7th day of July, 1969. THOMAS A.

JAY Chairman, Board of Supervisors of Pima County Elsa B. Hanna Clerk; Board of Supervisors of Pima County Published: July 16, 23, 1969 Tucson Dally Citizen NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed bids will be received in the office ot Pima County Purchasing Agent, '31 West Congress Street, 2nd Floor, fucson, Arizona, up to 10:00 a.m., 1969, for following: BID B-S2875 UNIFORMS, KITCHEM WHITE GOODS AND ASSOCIATED ITEMS To furnish Pima County Sheriff's Department (Jail Division) with Uniforms, Kitchen White Goods and Associated Items, as per specifications called for by Pima Coun- lv. Opening of Ihe Bid B-r2875 will be set 10:00 a.m., August 6, 1969, In the ottlce ol the Pima County Purchasing Agent, 131 West Congress Street, 2nd Floor, Tucson, Arizona. Specifications relating to the aforesaid bid may be procured from the office ot the Pima CountfPurchasIng Agent, 2855 South 8th Avenue, Tucson, Arizona. Bidder shall be required to furnish a sufficient Bid and Performance Bond acceptable fo the Board of Supervisors.

Board ot Supervisors reserves the right lo relect any or all bids for any rea son whatsoever or to waive any Irreouta ritfes or Informalities In the bids or bidding. DONE BY ORDER of the Board ot Supervisors this 9th day of July, 1969. THOMAS S. JAY, Chairman Board ot Supervisors Pima County, Arizona PUBLISH: Tucson Dally Citizen July-14, 15, 16, 17,.11,19, 21, 22, 23 and 24, NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed bids will be received In the office of the Pima County Purchailmi Agent. South Ith Avenue, Tucson, Arizona, up to 10:15 a.m., July for ttiefdlowtoo: BID B-7174 ONE (1) WATER STOR AGE TANK To furnish Plmi County Recreation De- partment with One Water Storage Tank, Fifty Thousand (50,000) Gallons, minimum, to be fabricated and Installed on storaae site, as per specifications drawn up and called for by the Pima County Recrea- lon Department.

Opening of the Bid B-2876 will be at 10:15 a.m., July 29,1969, In the office of the Pima County Purchasing Agent, 2855 South Bin Avenue, Tucson, Arizona. Specifications relating to the aforesaid Did may be procured from the office of the Pfma County Purchasing Agent, 2855 South 8th Avenue, Tucson, Arizona. Bidder shall be required to furnish a sufficient Bid and Performance Bond acceptable to Ihe Board of Supervisors. The Board of Supervisors reserves the right to relect any or all bids for any reason whatsoever or to waive any Irregularities or Informalities In the bids or bidding. DONE BY ORDER of the Board of Supervisors this ISIh day of July, 1969.

THOMAS S. JAY, Chairman Board of Supervisors Pima County, Arizona UBLISH. Tucson Dally Citizen July .17,18, 19, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 24 and 28, LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed bids will be received in the office of the Pima County Purchasing Agent, 131 Wes Congress Street, 2nd Floor, Tucson, Arl zona, up to 11:00 a.m., Ausust 6. 1969, foi the following: 'BID No. 2877 ELECTRONIC SI RENS AND FLASHING LIGHTS To furnish Pima County Sheriffs Depart ment with Seven (7) Electronic Siren and Flashing Light Units, as per specifications called for by the Pfma County Sheriff's De parfment.

Opening of the Bid --No. 2877 will be at 11:00 a.m. August 6, 1969, In the office of the Pima County Purchasing Agent, 131 West Congress Street, 2nd Floor Tucson, Arizona. Specifications relating to the aforesali bid may be procured from the office of th Pima County Purchasing Agent, 2855 South Slh Avenue, Tucson, Arizona. Successful bidder shall be required furnish a sufficient Performance Bond ac ceptable to the Board of Supervisors.

The Board of Supervisors reserves th right to relect any or all bids for any rea son whatsoever or waive any Irregula rities or Informalities In the bids or bid ding. DONE BY ORDER of the Board of Super visors this IBIh day of July, 1969. THOMAS 5. JAY, Chairman Board of Supervisors Pima County, Arizona PUBLISH: Tucson July 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 29, 30, 31 anc August 1,1969. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF PIMA IN THE MATTER OF THE DRAWING OF A TRIAL JURY IS HEREBY GIVEN that i i i 10 C.P4 ilia I FRANCES GIBBONS, Cl.rk of the Supe rlor Court of the State of Arizona In and lo the County of Pima, will, on Monday Jut 28, 1W at hour of o'clock th forenoon, JURY ROOM of the Plm County Court Tucson, Arizona I witti order of above-en entered on July 196 DRAW the rwrnes of Two Hundred (200 "rori from box of Mid Coort sal oo lurors to report for duty In Division o.

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