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1 1 1 I I October 28, 1988 Tucson Citizen lI A graveyard with a message GOBLINS, BEWARE This ghoulish graveyard at 4624 S. Poinciana Drive is the creation of Roberta and Richard Magnuson, a husband and wife who feel Halloween deserves more than just a pumpkin in the window. The couple's front-yard cemetery includes "human limbs" fashioned out of cotton and latex gloves, a cellophane ghost, crosses and six cardboard gravestones inscribed with a mixture of humorous and serious messages. While one reads, "Steve did not believe, so he died on Halloween Eve, 1987, another reads, "Here li lies Burt, drugs won't hurt, now he lies, in the dirt, 1970-1985." "We thought since the kids are going to be coming around, and a lot of them are, it's a good time to give a message," said Roberta Magnuson. This Halloween, the Magnusons will celebrate by having costumed friends over and by dressing up as the timelessly terrifying Mr.

and Mrs. Dracula. LINDA Citizen Figueroa-Soto trial delayed until March The trial of suspected marijuana kingpin Jaime Javier Figueroa-Soto has been put off until March. Pima County Superior Court Judge Pro Tempore Raner C. Collins agreed to continue the case, scheduled to go to trial next month, until March 14 at the request of Robert Hooker, the lawyer representing Figueroa 41.

Deputy County Attorney Kenneth Peasley, one of the prosecutors in the case, did not object to the continuance. Hooker asked for the continuance because of the amount of materials he has received from the state and the number of witnesses the prosecution says it might call. He also said he was having difficulty obtaining records form Mexico, such as telephone records and hotel registration records. Figueroa-Soto was also arraigned yesterday on a new charge of conspiracy to transport marijuana. He now faces .75 felony counts involving conspiracy and marijuana possession.

He will stand trial on 36 counts at the first trial. Figueroa-Soto is suspected of having run one of largest -smuggling organizations in the country in 1983 and 1984. He was arrested in May at his Scottsdale home. Classified EMPLOYMENT YOUR NEW CAREER OPPORTUNITY CAN BE FOUND IN TODAY'S CLASSIFIED SECTION SIGN SELL ANYTHING UNDER $35000 FOR $550 3 LINES, 3 DAYS INCLUDES CLASSIFIED EXTRA TO PLACE YOUR AD, CALL 573-4343 Layoff was a shock Veteran TV man victim of economic slump By ROBERT C. McCORMICK Citizen Staff Writer so nos Here Lies be MucH Funeral Notices COLE, Raymond, 89, of Tucson, passed away October 27, 1988.

Survived by sister, Grace Cole Slade of Kentucky; nieces, Janice Clopton Batterson of Florida, Margaret Cole Boyd; nephews, James Clopton, Norville Cole, all of Kentucky, Jean Cole of Virginia; dear friend, Anita Major of Tucson. Mr. Cole has remained a widower since his wife, Virginia passed away in May, 1977. All services will be held in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, Buchanan- McClendon Funeral Home, 303 E. 7th Okmulgee, Oklahoma.

1-918-756-1677. Arrangements. by ADAIR FUNERAL HOMES, Dodge Chapel, 1050 N. Dodge Blvd. DEEM, Grace 0.91, of Tucson passed away October 27, 1988.

She was born May 15, 1897 in Minora, WV. Preceded in death by her husband, John W. Deem and granddaughter, Pamela Blower. Survived by daughter, Jacquelyn Blower (Ted) of Tucson; son, Dwane H. Deem (Arda) of Columbus, OH; sister, Gladys Smith of McArthur, OH; five grandchildren, Susan Herron of Franklin, AR, Nancy Mahan of Phoenix, J.

Christopher Deem of Tampa, FL, Rebecca Comstock of Richmond, VA, Douglas Deem of Colomus, OH; great-grandchildren, Joanna and Marci Herron; cousins, Carol Babitzke and Beverly Burkholder of Tucson. Graveside services in Athens, OH. Arrangements by Hudgel's SWAN FUNERAL HOME, 22nd and Swan. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RENTS TUCSON. 573-4343 Announcements Funeral Notices BRECKENRIDGE, George Franklin, 73, passed away on October 25, 1988.

He is survived by Willie Mae Breckenridge Garvey; three children, Nancy L. "Luci" Hoadley (Mrs. Hal), M. Lyle Breckenridge (Teri), Roger L. Breckenridge (Linda); eight grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

He was a descendant of John Adams and John Quincy Adams. Mr. Breckenridge was a long time resident of the Tucson House. He leaves many friends there, and his family wishes to extend their gratitude to each and every one of them for their everlasting friendship and love. Friends may call at the East Lawn Mortuary on Friday, October 28, 1988 from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m.

Funeral services will be held on Saturday, October 29, 1988 at 2:00 p.m. at EAST LAWN MORTUARY CHAPEL, 5801 E. Grant Rd. Pastor Robert Deits of St. Paul's United Methodist Church will officiant.

Interment will be at East Lawn Cemetery. SELL YOUR TRUCK $14 YOU CAN BUY 3 line ad For 7 consecutive de sell Items under includes "Classified Extra" TO PLACE YOUR AD CALL 573-4343 HALE, Lee, 68, of Tucson, died October 25, 1988. Survived by wife, Shirley of Tucson; son, Greg Hale (Pat) of Tucson; daughters, Katheryn Mineo (Rosario) of CA, Joann Field (Dr. Richard) of Italy, Elaine Schreader (William) of CA; six grandchildren; sisters, Melba Tefft of CA, and Donna Willis of CA; parents, Ray and Gussie Hale of CA. Mr.

Hale moved to Tucson in 1979 after retiring from the Wholesale Office Equipment Company in San Francisco. Mr. Hale was a long time member of the Elks Club, a member of the Olympic Club, and World Trade Club in San Francisco, and a past member of the Skyline Country Club in Tucson. He was active in Arizona Bank Golf Club and worked with the of A Wildcat Club. Memorial services will be held 10:00 a.m.

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George Borozan, who has worked in radio and television here for more than 33 years, said yesterday he was shocked when told last week that his job at KMSB-TV had been eliminated. Randy Cantrell, Channel 11 general manager and vice president, announced the cutbacks at the station Wednesday. He said that in addition to Borozan, the station also had laid off the manager of local advertising sales, a broadcast equipment engineer and a clerical worker because of the economic slowdown that has hit every station in the Tucson area. Borozan, 54, had been director of news and personnel for the Tucson station and another television station in Albuquerque, N.M. The stations are owned by the Providence Journal Co.

of Providence, R.I., which also owns other communications properties, including cable and cellular phone companies. Before the Tucson station was sold to the Rhode Island firm two years ago, Borozan was the anchorman of Channel 11's news programs and had been with the station since 1970. After the sale the call letters were changed from KZAZ to KMSB and all news programming was dropped. Borozan said he was on vacation when he was called by Cantrell, who asked to meet him for breakfast last Thursday. A Providence executive came to the restaurant with the station manager and they later told him his job had been eliminated because of financial problems at the station, he added.

"I feel that the whole thing was handled very badly," Borozan said. Lost and Found FOUND female Irish Setter mix no Bilby 6th. Oct. 25th. 741-1210 FOUND female malamute mix, about 1 year.

Call 326-6211 FOUND Golden Retriever black Shep mix, vic Church, 323-0636, 628-9120 FOUND Large tan tabby, male, neutered. Golf area. 885-2558 FOUND male dog, 2-3 light tan with white coloring, Links area, 298-1838 FOUND male Cocker Spaniel puppy, buff. 325-9896. Call FOUND male black cat, 9 mos? UotA, corner of 5th Euclid.

Tues Oct 25th. 292-2117 FOUND neutered male light tan Van shepherd cross, Buren, FOUND female german shepherd brown collar. Chip 296-6865 FOUND Sat.22, medium size sandy brown shorthair female dog 888-6452 FOUND small short haired mottied Calico cat. Ruthrauff Romero area. 293-2936 FOUND Small fluffy puppy.

La more. Call 887-8705. FOUND, young, ternate cat, black white, Pima Columbus area. 323-1949 FOUND Pet Maybe 6 weeks old. 578-3303 FOUND set of keys 298-8696 FOUND: very friendly grown black and white cat with blue collar.

326-3138 LOST Shih Tz4 fem named rise Village. Reward. 299-2034 LOST: Miniature Yorkle dog, Palo male, Reward 722-5368 LOST Pima and Palo Verde area, please help us nine year old Pomeranian, female, tri-color. has epilepsy and needs medication two times dally, reward, 327-8383 LOST Silky Terrier, "Woofer" black tan, E. Land Wilmot.

New to area. Reward. Call LOST big white Samoyan mix, female, long hair. area. Little boy misses her.

LOST Cocker Spaniel, male, buff colored, 3 answers to REWARD. 622-2046 LOST Female Pekingese, 2 yrs old, area (new to that area LOST Female, Lilac Point Siamese cat, 34th Links area. 745-8195 LOST ferret, in color, area, reward, call 889-9074 LOST male Skunk, deoderized, 1st and River Rd area. $100 REWARDI Call 292-2320 LOST Oct 15 year old male sheltle. Has collar or 326-9085 after 5.

LOST Oct. 22nd HIMALAYAN CAT (Long Haired Siamese) Country Club area. 749-4473 LOST RHODESIAN RIDGE BACK, MALE, IN THE TOWN OF LARGE REWARD. 525-9133 or 293-8112 LOST small white female Lhasa Apso Tau long hair with pug face. WetCholla area.

Call or 629-0040. LOST Toy rusty color on Thurs Grant Polo Verde area. 883-3476 LOST white German shepherd months old, answers to name of Ft Country Cub area, 323-7235 LOST young female, POINTER. GERMAN- Lost on Sunday In the area West Rd. REWARDI 888-2300 or 743-0956 LOST young fem Poodle-like.

blue collar Nr Orange Grove. 797-0773 LOST: Abyssinian cat utered male, year. Reward 299-7014 LOST: male German Shepherd, ear Canyon Rd, blue 298-0929 REWARD! Lost dusty orange male cat. May be del injured. River Sol Call Citizen file photo George Borozan Cantrell said Borozan "was not treated any differently than anyone else who was laid off and will also receive severance pay based on his length of Borozan, long active in the Republican Party, was a controversial member of the Arizona Board of Tax Appeals from 1975 to 1983.

In 1984, while still working as a newscaster, he ran for a seat on the Arizona Corporation Commission but was beaten by Democrat Marcia Weeks. Questioned about the possible conflict of being a journalist and a candidate at the same time, he said he didn't think it was a problem and did not give up his on work until after the primary election. Last year he lost to William Gilkinson in the Republican primary election for Tucson mayor. Funeral Notices Funeral Notices MAJOR, Helen 70, of Douglas, died October 27, 1988. Mother of Charles Major of Eau Claire, WI, Larry Major of Tucson, Mary McDonald of Douglas; sister of Agnes Fredlund of Tucson, Myrtle Daly of La Crosse, WI; seven grandchildren also survive.

Mass will be offered at 11:00 a.m., Saturday, October 29 at Our Mother of Sorrows Catholic. Church, 1800 S. Kolb Rd. Interment will be on Tuesday, November 1 at Cottonwood Cemetery, Douglas, AZ. Rosary will be recited at 7:00 p.m., Friday, October 28 at BRING'S BROADWAY CHAPEL.

Friends may call from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., Fri- day, October 28, at BRING'S BROADWAY CHAPEL, 6910 E. Broadway. MILLER, Richard 77, of Tucson, passed away October 25, 1988. Survived by wife, Katherine; son, Richard (Shirley) Miller all of Tucson; daughter, Christine (David) Wuerthele of Massachusetts; three grandchildren; and one great-grandson. The family suggests any memorials be made to the American Cancer Society, 5524 E.

4th Tucson, AZ 85711 in Mr. Miller's memory. Burial will take place in Argenta, Illinois. Arrangements by ADAIR FUNERAL HOMES, Dodge Chapel, 1050 N. Dodge Blvd.

(at Speedway). ROSENBERG, Charles David, 57, of Tucson died October 26, 1988. Survived by mother, Jessie Rosenberg of Tucson; sister, Laura (Eugene) Sherman of Tucson; and three nieces. Graveside services will be held 11:30 a.m. Friday in Evergreen Cemetery, with Rabbi Joseph S.

Weizenbaum officiating. Arrangements by EVERGREEN MORTUARY CEMETERY, N. Oracle W. Miracle Mile. SNYDER, Miles 79, of Tucson passed away October 20, 1988.

Survived by wife, Willafreyne; two sisters, Eda Grappendorf of St. David UT, Carnie Urbans of Junction City, OR; brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Pickart of Tucson; aunt, Clara Baxter of Phoenix.

Member of Rincon Congregational Church. Memorial service will be held Saturday, October 29, 2:30 p.m. at Rincon Congregational Church. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to one's choice. Arrangements by VALLEY FUNERAL HOME, 2545 Tucson Blvd.

SOTO, Jee 60, of Tucson, died October 24, 1988. Funeral services will be Friday, October 28 at 11:00 a.m. at Sacred Heart Church in Nogales, AZ. Arrangements by ADAIR'S CARROON MORTUARY, 1510 Grande Nogales, AZ. DIAL 573-343 Classified Dept.

Tu sell that Item Funeral Notices STIBOR, Edward Francis, 73, formerly of Tucson, died October 25, 1988. He was preceded in death by loving wife, Margaret; survived by sons, Edward and James of St. Louis, MO; daughters, Patricia Laux, Tucson, Kathleen Langham, Phoenix; eight grandchildren. Burial Saturday, October 29, Owensville, MO. Donations in his memory may be made to the Cancer Society.

Memoriom THE family of- Virgil Glen Hardestle would like to thank all of those that helped us through this difficult time with lovely flowers, donations, food and especially the prayers and just being there when we needed you most in the Ing of our dear husband, father, grandfather and greatspecial thank you to all the members of the Southern and Eastern Arizona Old Time Fiddlers Associa: tions. May God bless each of you. Wife Viola the Hardestle Family Funeral Directors ARIZONA MORTUARY Direct Cremation $355 624-8685 HUDGEL'S SWAN FUNERAL Home Crematory 747-2525 PRE ARRANGED FUNERALS All Plans Honored. HEATHER MORTUARY AND CHAPELS 322-6131 1040 Columbus Blvd Arizona's best values in funeral services Memorials, Markers and Lots SINGLE long clipped, vault Tucson $1100. Memorial Call East Lawn.

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