1 1 1 1 1 1 Births GIBSON. Ravmond and Joann. 7108 W. Peoria Peoria. bov.
Jan, 15. LEACH, John and Shirlev. 2832 W. Missouri, girl. Jan.
15. MARYVALE SAMARITAN HOSPITAL RITCHARDSON, Billy and Alta, 4541 W. Eva girl, Jan. 14. KENNEDY, Russell and Susan.
6612 N. 63rd Apt. giri, Jan. CLICK, George and Arlene, 7317 Sells Drive, girl, Jan. 15.
DAVIS, Mark and Margarette, 2211 N. 50th Lane, girl, Jan. 17. SIMMONS, Ruben and Nikki, 5233 Vista, boy, Jan. 17.
FORDYCE, Michael a Cynthia, Rainbow Trail. Rainbow Vallev, girl. Jan. 17. PRICE, Kennith and Sharon, 14818 N.
72nd Drive, Peoria, bov, Jan. 17. ARCE, Michael and Elisa, 6159 W. girl. Jan.
18. FOSTER, Claude and Denise, 5710A Lalomai Drive, boy, Jan. 19. MONTEJANO, Enrique and Be a- trice, 4511 N. 48th Drive, girl, Jan.
19. FILSON, Charles and Vicki, Box 6, Gila Bend, boy, Jan. 19. JACKSON, Llovd and Kathie. 2048 Wagoner, Jan.
20. DOCTORS HOSPITAL BREE, Richard and Naome, 4600 E. Melvin No. C58, boy, Dec. BRUNING, Terrance and Karen, 4042 W.
Tierra Buena Lane, girl. Jan. 2. CLAYBAUGH, Forrest and Vicki, Beatrice, girl, Jan. CONANT, Jerry and Gail, 4630 E.
Thomas, boy, Jan. 5. COOPER, Vergil K. and Jo Ann, 6242 E. Pershing, girl, Dec.
31. FRYER, William and Beverly. 3650 E. Sudrev, girl, Dec. 31.
GOOCH, James and Dianna, 18454 N. 14th girl, Jan. 4. HART, Doris and Kenneth, 1517 W. Pierson, No.
4, girl, Jan. 6. HERRON, Terry and Jutie, 1741 E. Roma, girl, Jan. 5.
E. Cambridge, boy, Jan, HUNTER, Michael and Carolyn, 2445 Roger and "Christina, Virginia, girl, Jan. 2. MADRID, Patricia and Robert, 6235 W. Claremont Glendale, boy, Jan.
1. MCCLEARN, Robert and Linda, 5609 boy, Jan. 4. Simon and Julia, 8312 W. MacKenzie, girl, Jan.
1. SPENCER, Arthur and Jeanie, 886 E. Tison, Chandler, boy, PHOENIX BAPTIST HOSPITAL BOWEN, William D. Karen, 3515 W. Acoma, girl, Jain.
14 CALEY, Louis P. and Lucille, 3705 12th Place, two girls, Jan. 10. COOK, Jerry S. and Barbara, 8612 N.
31st Lane, boy, Jan. 17. GREENE, Ted W. and Brenda, P.O. Box 324, Tolleson, girl, Jen.
14. HARRISON, John and Nima 4202 W. Van Buren, boy, Jan. 11. HUMBLE, Roy E.
and Renee, 17606 N. 28th boy, Jan. 16. JOHNSON, Richard L. and Grace, N.
36th Place, girl, Jan. 9. LIGGETT, William and Joyce, 1634 W. Wood Drive, girl, Jan. LOPEZ, Frank Jr.
and Shervl, 4426 N. 27th girl, Jan. MAST, Danny J. and 'Lynette, 1727 W. Cholla, girl, Jan.
4. MILLS, Dennis and Sandra 5520 W. State, Glendale, boy, Jan. 11 MORRIS, Steven S. a Barbara, 2128 W.
Devonshire, qirl. Jan. 12. PERKINS, Stephen E. and Patricia, 5631 W.
Purdue, Glendale, boy. Jan. 15. REEVES, Fredric and Lila, 5245 W. Country Gables, Glendale, girl, Jan.
7. RICHARDS, James P. and Martha M. 5610 W. Palo Verde Glendale, girl, Jan.
10. ROSS. Thomas M. and Carolyn, 7245 N. 41st Drive, girl.
Jan. 4. SWAIN, Ronald and Veronica 11426 N. 44th Glendale, boy, Jan. 4.
TISDALE, Joe C. and Vicki, 1618 W. Hazelwood, girl, Jan. 16. WEAVER, Neil S.
and Karen, 4334 N. 27th girl, Jan. 14. Dissolutions asked Jan. 22 AUERBACH, Jerry and Susan.
BACA, Guadalupe I and Isidiro G. Jr. BARBER, Debra Lou and Byron Donald (annulment). BARTON, Margaret Newmand and Franklin L. BELL, Chonita and Thomas A.
BELLAS, Janet E. and George L. BJORGE, Cynthia De Lain and Biorn. BLACK, John C. and Gertrude EsBLACKMAN, Joseph Jr.
and Janice Lopez. BROWN, David Richard and Monica CONNOLE, Norma Lea and Thomas Michael. CULLINAN, Jennie Eloise and Ronald. DANA, Cynthia Ann and Mark Joseph. DURFEY, Hallie Sena and Roy Dee.
ESTEP, Walda J. and Chester. FIELD, Mitchell and Susan F. FINNEY, Mattie Pauline and Gerald D. GALLARNO, Donna M.
and Edgar Ellis. GRAVETT, Martha Jean and Woodrow Harmon. HANSEN, R. K. and A.
F. HARRIS, Virginia L. and George W. HAYNES, Mildred and Felix HowHERNANDEZ, Mary and Alexander. JOHNSON, Geraldine and Leon.
MORRIS, David L. and Shirley. NUSS, Sonia M. and Ralph. PARKER, E.
Virginia and Marcus Charles. PAUL, Eileen E. and Lestie N. POWELL, James Larry Jr. and Sharon Lee.
REEVE, Garv K. and Elizabeth. RHODES, John Walter and Hiordis Ina-Britt. RYAN, Richard J. and Brenda D.
SALEM, Delores and Abdulrahman. SERGENT, Shirley Ann and James Margaret and John. SHOWALTER, Shirley A. and Cecil W. SMITH, Dale D.
and Barbara Miller, SMITH, Tanya Maria and Roger Douglas. SNYDER, Mae D. and John H. SPINES, Charles Thompson and STALLINGS, Claudia Mae and Leon C. STARR, Maxine, I.
and Saul Robert. SWEENY, D. and Christine R. TYNDELL, Jack. VAN KUILENBURG, Hans Rudolph and Jovce D.
WILSON, Charles J. and Jeffrie L. Decrees granted Jan. 22 AMERO, Francis J. and Fosemarie.
COOK, Michele A. and Robert D. DIAMOND, Ronald B. and Niki. DONEGAN, H.
Jr. and J.P. ESTELLE, Elizabeth Nicholson and John Adam. GADSBY, Harold Sanford and Wilma W. GOLLMER, Nancy and Gerald W.
HEMM. Harlow and Darlene. JENNINGS, Jacqueline S. and William L. JOHNSON, Emma and Jan Ross.
LEWIS, Gary Lynn and Linda Joanne. G. and Robert MULLEN, James Michael and Bobbi Lane Felix. PURCELL. Roderick N.
and Gloria Jean. ROBINSON, Glenda and James E. ROLLINS, SEABOLT, Kelly L. Jones Charles and wil. Edvthe H.
and liam Martin Jr. STROM. Robert Edward. Jr. and Patricia SWANSON.
WHATLEY, Vivian Janet and B. and Robert Reno Bovd. WILLIAMS, Darla S. and Donald YOUNG, Louise M. and Joseph J.
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Cottonwood Bullhead City Casa Grande Chandler Clifton Elov Quicert Globe Goodyear Kingman Lake Luke Mesa Miami Nogales Prescott Safford 420-0450 Show Low 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 REPUBLIC Husband is arrested Dreamy Draw wife beaten to death By JACK SWANSON A Dreamy Draw housewife was shot, stabbed and beaten to death in her home Thursday afternoon. Police arrested her husband after he notified them of the killing and then waited for them. Homicide Sgt. Carl Marlatt identified the victim as Kay Dickey, 33, of 3501 E. Gold Dust Her husband, Roger, 39, was booked into Maricopa County jail on a charge of murder.
Detective Eloy Ysasi said the woman had been shot three times, with a pistol, stabbed five times with a large knife and, had been struck 10 times on the head with a pistol butt. Strands of the woman's blonde hair still were wrapped around a bolt in the butt of the heavy, 1917 model Colt Army revolver when it was found. Ysasi said. Ysasi said the couple had been separated about two weeks and the husband said he had returned to try to pursuade her to go to Flagstaff and work things out. Mrs.
Dickey refused to go and apparently locked herself in the bathroom, Ysasi said. One bullet was fired through the bathroom door. and it apparently struck the woman in the leg. The woman then came out of the bathroom and was shot again, stabbed and beaten near the front door, police said. The home is located in a quiet, well-to-do neighborhood north of the Phoenix Mountains near Dreamy Draw Dam.
Troubleshooter hired for Sun City streets By THELMA SUN CITY A roving troubleshooter to look for reeded street repairs here has been hired by the Sun City Home Owners Association. Earl Clore. association president, speaking to 300 members in the Alcove Theater. said Roland Moores would spot the faulty street conditions and work with the Del Webb Development to Maricopa County Highway Department and others for improvements. is Clore said water that stands in the streets has been coming from golf courses, recreation centers and condominium lawns.
He said that Webb officials have promised remedial help and that letters have been sent to condominium owners askin cooperation in keeping water from lawn sprinklers off the streets. In another matter, Clore referred to Sheriff Paul Blubaum's announcement that Sun City may get a jail and court building at Del Webb to Boulevard and Bell Road. Clore said he has asked for in a with Blubaum to determine the sheriff's reasons for wanting the facilities. an In a show of hands, association members indicated strongly that they did not want a jail at Sun City. Clore, in discussing the projects, said he had written the State Land Office to protest issuance of permits to mine gravel in the Agua Fria riverbed north of Bell Road.
"It is reported that there is about $4 million in gravel that the state wants mined." Clore said. "Three sand and gravel companies have applied for mine leases." Clore said the home owners association did not want the noise, sand and dirt problems the gravel mining would bring to the Sun City area. "If we have to get a re- Slate in to agree on By GORDON SCOTTSDALE Three city councilmen seeking reelection as a slate agreed Thursday night they do not see eye to eye on every issue. But Billie Gentry said she and the two other incumbents agree they want a better Scottsdale. "We all agree on that." Mrs.
Gentry told about 80 persons attending a public council candidates' forum sponsored by the Scottsdale Jaycees. Five of seven persons seeking four year terms on the council attended the forum and a sixth. Herbert Vogt, sent a representative. John Traxlor, a local businessman, was the only candidate not represented. Mrs.
Gentry, Heinz Hink and Herb Drinkwater are the incumbent candidates. They are opposed by Traxlor, Vogt, realtor Robert Kratzet and stock broker Jeffrey Schubert. Schubert told the audience he felt local citizens have a right to know the future environment when buying a home. He called for zoning restrictions for residential areas to protect this environment. Legal Advertising NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the Board of Educa tion of Phoenix Union High School System District No.
210 of Maricopa County. Arizona, for the following: Relocatable Classroom Buildinas On Lease-Purchase Basis For Alhambra, Carl Hayden Central High Schools. Bid Call No. 1-274. Sealed bids are to be filed with the Business Manager, 415 East Grant Street, Phoenix, Arizona, on or before 10:00 a.m.
February 19, 1974. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud in the Conterence Room No. 226 at 415 East Grant Street, Phoenix. Arizona by the Business Manager or his duly authorized representative. Specifications to which this bid call must conform are available at the Division of Supply and Property, 415 East Grant Street, Phoenix, Arizona.
BOARD OF EDUCATION. PHOENIX UNION HIGH SCHOOL SYSTEM DISTRICT NO. 210 of MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA William D. Bostrom, Clerk Publication dates: Arizona Republic January 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 and Phoenix Gazette January 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 1974. PROPOSED ADOPTION PLAIN REGULATIONS ORDINANCE NOTICE OF PUBLIC BY Mar copa County Board cf Supervisor's at 10:00 o'clock a.m., on 25th February.
1974, in the Board of Supervisors' Auditorium, 205 West Jefferson, Phoenix, Arizona, 10 adopt the 1974 Floodplain Regulations for the unincorporated areas of Mari cop a County, consisting of FLOODPLAIN REGULATIONS text, and maps. Copies of the proposed 1974 Floodplain Regulations including text and maps, are available for inspection at the offices of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, Room 602, County Administration Building, and the Maricopa County Planning and Zoning Department, 111 Soutn 3rd Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona, BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MARICOPA COUNTY RHEA WOODALL, Clerk Publication date: Arizona Republic, Jan. 25.1974. Irrigation SAN CARLOS PROJECT 24 hrs. ended 7 a.m.
Jan. 23, 1974 Capacity, acre-feet, 1,285,000 Available storage, acre-feet, 614.814 24-hr. discharge, acre-feet, 346 Reservoir loss, acre-feet, 392 SALT RIVER PROJECT Normal Flow Period No. From 12:01 a.m. Jan.
25, 1974, to 11:50 p.m. Feb. 1, 1974, is for use on land in cultivation in or before 1879. Short variations in rivers entitle lands in cultivation in or before the following cumulation as follows: 1883- ROOSEVELT acre-feet LAKE 1,381.580 Storage, acre-feet 1,083,860 maximum elevation 2,136 Present elevation 2,118 APACHE LAKE Capacity, acre-feet 245,138 Storage, acre-feet 219,946 Maximum elevation 1,914 Present elevation 1,904 CANYON LAKE Capacity, 57,852 Storage, acre-feet 54,795 Maximum elevation 1,660 Present elevation 1.657 SAGUARO LAKE Capacity, acre-feet 69,765 Storage, acre-feet 61.598 Maximum elevation 1,529 Present elevation 1,522 HORSESHOE LAKE Capacity, acre-feet 139,238 Storage, acre-feet 23,729 Maximum elevation elevation 2,026 1,969 BARTLETT LAKE Capacity, acre-feet 178.477 Storage, acre-feet 98,726 Maximum elevation 1,798 Present elevation 1,763 TOTAL STORED WATER Total to date 1,542,654 Total a year ago 1,485,906 Marriage Licenses HOTHAN Yuma; Gay Lynn, Randall 27, Scott, Gila HOWELL- TURNER, Colin 30. E.
Chervl Drive; Charlotte June, 28, Tempe. David 30. 8220 N. 10th 22, 8220 N. 10th St.
JACOBS-KING, Jay lan, 26, Chan dier; Lynda Merlene, 16. Apache Junction. JUDD-WELLS, Jed Randall, 25: Deborah, of KANE-DAHLIN, John 65, Clifton. N.J.; Claire 60, Sun City. KESSNER-TOVAR, David Adam, 3305 W.
Solano Drive; Mary, 21, Mirage. LAG Apache; Rita Vargas, Felix, 19, 19. 6920 610 Wilsnire. FORD, Daniel 25, Chandler; Linda 26, Mesa. LININGER-SIEMAN, Darold 22.
Mesa, Diane Kav, 18, 13850 N. 38th Place. MCKAY-SMITH, Mark Everett. 26, 13101 N. 201h Lane; Gail Anne, 18.
2609 W. Hayward. McKINLEY-RANDS, Harold 34, 526 W. Roosevelt; Barbara Ann. 40, 526 W.
Roosevelt. MAHAN-COCHRAN, Percy Floyd, 66, Sun City; Alice 68, 6516 N. Fifth Ave. PARKER-JONES, Dennis M. 29, Mesa; Betty 22, 1806 W.
Sherman. PEDREGO-LOPEZ, Antonio Gamez, 22, 2212 W. Sicrra; Charlotte Rose, 33, 2212 W. Sierra. PYLE-DRAKE, Glenn 38, 814 E.
Roma; Cordelia 36, 5505 N. 27th Drive. REDDIN-BAKEHOUSE, Larry 18, 5221 E. Cambridge: Priscilla Ann. 18, 5221 E.
Cambridge. RIES-HUBER, Kyler 22; Cynthia 20, both of Tempe. RICHMOND-NAYLOR, James M. legal age; Loree. legal age, both Mesa.
-MANNER, Hipolito, 2 2 Lou, 25, both of Glendale. RUZETTE N. Black Victor Louis, Marie, 19, 2552 W. Flower St. Canyon: Bonnie STEWART-MIERCKE, Gary 21, 4323 N.
23rd Sharon 19. 2842 W. Belmont. THURBER-KIM, James 18: Young both of Mesa. WALTERS-HOWAT.
Patrick 27: Nancy 25, both of Scottsdale. Russell 32, 800 E. Highland; Elsie 24, 800 E. Highland. 23, 825 30th Blanca Stella, MBRANO-HERRERA, Miquel 22, S.
Ave. Births ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL January 16 MALSTROM. Malvern and Linda, N. 12th bov.
MILES, Stuart and Joyce, Star RI. 2 Cave Creek. boy PERHAM, Donald and Linda, 2096 Carson Drive, Tempe, bov. REED, Thomas and Ravlene, 8000 W. Glendale Glendale, boy.
5115 SYPHERD, Charles and Kathleen, VALDIVIA, W. Dailey Glendale, girl. Carlos and Roberta. 5726 Encanto bov. WILLYARD, Larry and Pamela, 2349 W.
Cortez, girl. WRIGHT, Michael and Eileen, 1702 E. Tucker Lane, girl. January 17 CONTRERAS, Javier and Erlinda, Garfield, girl. GILMORE, John and Peggy, 1741 E.
Flower, bov. GREEN, Weldon and Julianne, 7109 Ave girl. HERNANDEZ, Robert and Yolanda. N. 40th Drive, girl.
NIETO, Leo and Karen, 17 E. Ruth, REILLY, William and Luanne, 1702 W. Vogel, girl. January 18 APODACA, John' and Julia, 2501 W. Elm, bov.
FACIO, Deciderio and Ruth. 420 W. Roosevelt, girl. GALINDO, Nicholas and Jean. 2625 N.
50th Lane, Girl. JIMENEZ, Frank and Olivia, 1020 E. Palm Lane, bov. JIMENEZ, Gerardo and Maria. 609 W.
11th Tempe, girl. LAUX, Joseph and Debra. 5039 N. 42nd Girl. PERKINS, Bruce and M.
Elizabeth, 19401 N. Seventh bov. January 19 CAMOU, Robert and Patricia, 4835 Seventh girl. COLLINS, James and Linda, 12802 N. 28th boy.
FLYNN. Hubert and Reba, 618 N. Sixth bov GENZLINGER, Michael Ramona, 4610. N. 7th St Scottsdale, GRANDON.
Ave. Robert and Phillis, 2614 boy. January 20 CARTER, John and Maria. Rt. 2 BOR 11A.
Chandler, airl. HOMUTH, William and Nancy. 1847 Gemini Drive. Tempe. KAY, George and Carole, 1648 W.
Campbell, girl. DOCTORS Ronald HOSPITAL. ANDERSON, and Diana, 2830 W. Camelback, No.17C. bov.
Jan. BATBIE. John and Patricia, 4605 S. Priest. Tempe, girl.
Jan. 11. MEEKS, Farrell A. and Rita, 1331 W. Eina St.
Tempe, bov. Jan. 14. NEILL, William and Dianne, 137 Mirada Drive. bov, Jan NELSON.
Clifford and Barbara, 35th Ave. bov. Jan. PETRA, Stefan C. and Diana, 2007 St.
Girl. Jan. RAMIREZ. Oscar and Kathleen, 4417 No. 9, boy, Jan.
11. RAWLINS, Anita and Dan 3516 E. Che Lynn, girl. Jan 13. SCOTT, Eleanor Don.
406 W. Monte Way, girl. Jan. 14. Eugene and Pauline, 3817 Polk Jan, PHOENIX GENERAL HOSPITAL.
GARCIA. Joseph and Erlinda, 2526 Drive, girl. Jan. 11. RODRIQUEZ, Manuel and Emilia.
422 E. Dee Avondale. Girl. W. 4 Peoria, Girl.
Jan 12. Edward and Consuello, 8338 BENNER. Edward and Doreen. 19401 N. Seventh So.156.
bov. OSBORNE, Richard and Kathy. 7535 W. Highland. Ant.
203. Girl. Jan. TWRIGHT. John Ronnie.
Queen bov. Jan. 14. San Manuel 385-4471 Sierra Vista 458-2652 Superior 699-2971 Tucson 624-5177 Wickenburg 948-5516 Williams 635-2276 Williams Field 271-8391 Winslow 289-3290 Yuma 782-2323 Announcements 1-Meeting Notices HIRAM DAYLIGHT LODGE, U.D. 75 Presentation of Special Friday.
Dispensation, 8 p.m. Jan. 25th, 1974. Masonic Temple, 345 W. Monroe Phoenix.
Visitors 5 Welcome. No refreshments. Dale Thomas Master Designate EXPAND your awareness. ECKANKAR discusses nightly, 7:30 p.m. Public invited.
2250 North 16th Street, Suite 201. 959-1996. LAUREL Chapter No. 30 of O.E.S open installation of 1974 officers January 25th, Friday 8 p.m. Masonic Temple, 345 West Monroe.
Saltsman, W.M. APACHE lodge No. 69 F. A.M. 25 South Center Street.
Mesa, Arizona Third Degree 7:30 p.m. Visiting Masons welcome, refreshments. David A. Duncan W.M. PHOENICIA Lodge No.
58. 2601 North Scottsdale Road. Third Degree, 7:30 p.m. Visiting masons welcome. Gordon Meintel, w.m.
4-Funeral Announcements ARNOLD, Edwin Lloyd, Sr. Services today, Chapel of the Chimes. Interment Holy Cross. BACKUS, Orval G. Survived by wife Irene, Harbor, Oregon.
2 brothers, sister, Des Moines, low a Memorial services 3:30 p.m. Monday, Chapel in the Garden, Mercer Mortuary. Entombment Greenwood. Family suggests memorials to Emphysema Foundation. BARNARD, Charles David.
Services interment Rockford, Ill. Carr Mortuary, Tempe. p.m. today Northwest BARNETT, Robert G. erviceary.
Interment Greenwood. BARNETT, Velma Elizabeth. Services conducted by Rev. Dennis Ramsey 1:00 p.m. today in Memory Chapel, A.
L. Moore Sons. Interment Greenwood. BLANTON, Boyd A. Passed away M.
Thurs. Arrangements pending, L. Gibbons Tempe Chapel. BLOEMECKE, Everetta. Services Monday Vero Beach, Florida.
Arrangements by Camelback Sunset Chapel, 301 W. Camelback. BREINHOLT, Frances Lurlene. away Jan. 23rd.
Survived husband, C. LeRoy Breinholt, Phx." 3 sons: Scottsdale. C. Lerov Jerry Breinholt, Breinholt, Yuma. Franklin Breinholt, Mesa.
2 daughters, -M rs. Charles Brown, Allen, Scottsdale. Mrs. David Chandler. 7 sisters: Mrs.
M. Skillman, Mrs. Harold Pattee Phx. Mrs. Gregory Doyle 11, all of Mrs.
Wallace Shumway, Stockton. Mrs. Charles Brobera, GlenPalmdale, Cal. Mrs. Frihoff Allen.
Tempe. 18 Grandchildren Funeral services 10 a.m. Sat at the Phoenix 14th Ward, Church. Entombment in Memory Lawn. Friends mav call at the residence, 4441 E.
McDowell today 6-9 p.m. and one hour. prior to services et the Church. Gibbons Bunker Garden Chapel in charge of local arrangements. BROWN, Bosie W.
Services 2 p.m. todav. Chapel of the Chines. Interment Resthaven Park. CATHCART, Eva M.
Survived Holsten, by daughter Josephine C. Phoenix; son L. Stanley Cathcart. Camdenton, Mo. One sister out of state.
7 grandchildren, 8 great grandchildren. Services 9:30 a.m. Saturday, Chapel in the Garden, Mercer Mortuary. Entombment Greenwood. Friends may call from 6 until 9 p.m.
today. CHAVEZ, Ernest. F. Mass 10 Catholic a.m. today St.
Anthony's Church. Memorial Burial, St. Center. Francis. Universal COLE, Ralph.
Arrangements pending. Camelback, Camelback 277-2603. Funeral Home, 301 W. CONAWAY, Robert Chapel H. of Services Bueler 10 today, Mortuary.
Rev. Interment, Wendell East Newell Restha- officiatina. ven. In lieu of material remembrances, the family American prefers Cancer contributions to the Society. CONLEY, Reo G.
1810 W. eather- tabrea Dr. Husband of Mildred; ther of Reola Buckley, Ames and Reo D. Conley: brother of Ralph Conlev, Alvne Hench a Agnes Gideon. Also 6 grandchildren and great -grandchild surviving.
Arizona Services 10:30 Saturday in The Funeral Home Chapel. 376 N. 3rd Ave. Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 708 in charge. Interment, Memory Lawn.
Henry T. Forman, today. director. Visitation, 4-7 p.m. COWAN, Gladys F.
Announcement of arrangements later by Mercer Mortuary. COX, Saturday, Preston 10 a.m. Gibbons Bunker Junior Rev. Services Gar den Chapel, 33 N. Sirrine, Mesa.
Interment, Mesa Cemetery. Friends may call noon to 9 p.m. todav. DENNISON, Billie. p.m..
Memorial First Unitarian services Friday 2 Universalist Church Valley. at 4027 E. Interment, Lincoln, Paradise private, Gibbons Tempe Chapel. ELDER, Carolyn H. today, Memorial Grimshaw serv9 a m.
Bethany Chapel, 710 West Resthaven Bethanv Park Home Cemetery. In lieu of material Road. Interment, remembrances, those American who Can- wish cer may Society, donate 4700 North 12th Street to the or the Bethany Bible Church Missionary Fund, 6060 North 7th Avenue. ENOS, Wednesday. Services 2 p.m., SaturRaymond Sr.
Passed away day Papago LDS Ward, Salt Salt River River Cemetery. Friends may call at the Reservation. Interment, church one hour prior to service. M. L.
Gibbons Tempe Chapel. in CARCIA, a Josie. Antonio, Servcies, Texas. ArrangeSaturday ent by Camelback Camelback. Sun set Chapel, 301 West HOLLIS, USN Ret.
Died Commander Jan. Thomas Survived by wife, Goldie: son. Ronald Laguna Beach. daughter, Barbara Cora Jean Rov. Paris.
Arnold. San Diego. McCov. Glendale: brothers. Bear, Marathon, Texas: Warner, Alpine, Texas: Walter, Ft.
Davis. Texas; sisters. Frances Herrington, Marathon, Te a Mable Curtis, Hazel aranddaugh- Stratton of Texas; also 1 ter Memorial services, 11 a.m. Saturday, Grimshaw Beth Home any Chapel, 710 W. Bethany Resthaven Park Road.
Interment, Cemetery, will mav full call, military to 8 honors. Friends p. today. In lieu of material remembrances the family prefers donations to the American Heart Association. 1720 E.
McDowell Rd. HOLM, James. Arrangements pending Camelback Sunset Chapel, 301 W. Camelback. 277-2603.
HUTCHESON, Herbert. H. Memorial service today 4 p.m. Lundbera's Golden Door Chapel. JOHNSON, Georgia.
Webber Sons Mortuary. KIMSEY, Morton Edward. Survived by son, William Susan Lewis, Bowes Smith Scottsdale. of Phoenix. Grandchildren.
Thomas Marshall Kimsev. Phoenix. Ann Elizabeth Kimsev. Scottsdale. Services Saturday 10 a.m.
Messenger Mortuary Chapel, Scottsdale. Dr. L. Kilgore officiating. Private ment.
Friends a call at the mortuary all dav todav contributions until 9 p.m. Family suggest to Scottsdale Historical Society. KNOYER, Saturday, Gloria Green Acres MorB. Services. tuary, Scottsdale.
Interment Memorial Gardens. tion 2 to 4 and 7 10 9 p.m. today. Acres KORONICH. Hazel.
Services Sunset 11:30. a.m. today Camelback Chapel, 301 W. Camelback. 277.
26 0 3. Interment Greenwood Memorial Park. p.m. Sat. Chapel in the Garden, LaCHANCE, Wittiam.
Services Mercer Mortuary. Interment Greenwood. Friends may call from 3 until 9 p.m. today. LOVE, Rita.
Services 1 3,0 D. Of 301 W. Camelback Intertoday Camelback Sunset Chanel, ment Greenwood Memorial Park. Park. MAHLAND, Mary Mortuary.
Arrangements or pending. Hansen MAULE, James. Mass today 10 Help. our Lady of Perpetual Scottsdale. Interment St.
Francis. Arrangements by Mortuary, Scottsdale. McDONOUGH, Margaret. 4202 Edward N. 17th Ave.
Survived by son Breckenridge, mother 1 Mrs. Agnes Breckenridge, Detroit: ters Mrs. Ellen Detroit. Nina Larson. Georgia, a Clark, Detr brother William Breckenridge, Detroit: Phx.
grand daughter 10 Theresa Marie. Chapel Services and Sat. Maryvale Mortuary. Interment Memorial Park. Friends may call 7.9 p.m.
today. MEEGAN, Thomas A. In (Woody). Whitney Rosarv 7:30 p.m. todav Murphy Chapel, the Downtown, Resurrection 330 N.
2nd Ave. Mass of 9:30 a.m. Saturday Francis a Francis. vie Friends Church. may call after 12 Interment noon today.
ing MILLER, Camelback Jeff. Funeral Home. 301 Arrangements pend. W. Camelback 277-2603.
MITCHELL. DOCK. Arrangements pending Camelback Sunset Chapel, 301 W. Camelback 277-2403. NELSON, Alice B.
Passed Wed, Survived by on cousin. Graveside services Sat. 11 Hughie Andrews. Altona, a.m. Mesa, Cemetery.
Friends Garden Chapel, call at Gibbons Bunker 33 N. Sirrine, Mesa. 5-9 p.m. NUNEZ. Joseph Services Saturday 9 a.m.
Ann's Catholic today. Church, Meldrum Gilbert. Rosary Mortuary En a per: Charles Hern officiating. Interment Mesa Cemetery. PALIFERRO, Mary D.
Died Jan, 24. 1974. Survived by son. Benjamin Memorial p.m. Saturday.
Grimshaw 710 Bethany Hm Private cremation, Friends call 10 8 p.m. todav. In lieu material remembrances. those who wiSh may donate to the charity of their choice. 4-Funeral CITY' Announcements PAPENHAUSEN, George H.
65, San Mateo, California. Husband of Fave Papenhausen, San Mateo. California. Father of Mrs. Donna Hargrove, Phoenix, brother of Fred Papenhausen, Tonganoxie, Roy Evans, Miami Beach.
Florida. Passed away Wednesday in San Mateo. 3 grandchildren also survive. Services conducted by Dr. L.
Doward McBain 11:00 a.m. Saturday, Chapel of Memories, A. L. Moore Sons. Interment Memory Lawn.
Friends may call from 4:00 to 9:00 p.m. today. PETERS, Joseph. Arrangements pending Paradise Chapel Funeral Home, Ralph L. Sage, Director.
PETERSEN, Christian died January 23, 1974. Survived by son, Jack in Aio; a sister in Denmark; and 5 grandchildren. Memorial ices 3:00 p.m. Saturday, Grinshaw Bethany Chapel, 710 West Bethany Home Road. Private cremation.
In lieu of material remembrances, those who wish may donate to the Heart Fund, 1720 East McDowell Rd. or to your favorite charity. PRING, Kristine. Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Brian Pring of Tempe; paternal grandmother Mrs. Margaret A. of Colorado material grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. M.
G. Heller of Colorado Services Saturday, 11:30 Green Acres Mortuary, Scottsdale Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens, Scottsdale. Visitation todav, 2 to 4, 7 to 9. PRINGLE, William W. Visitation today 4 to 8 p.m.
Service Saturday p. m. Lundberg's Golden Door Chapel. Interment Sunland. RABENSTEIN, Ethel.
Services 2 p.m. today Chapel of the I Roses. Larry J. Melcher Mortuary with Rev. Robert V.
Martz and Dr. Earl Fox officiating. Entombment Greenwood Memorial Park. ly suggests memorials to First Presbyterian Church. RANDLE, Arthur.
Services p.m. today Universal Memorial Center. Burial Greenwood. REND, Robert R. Service today p.
m. Lundberg's Golden Do Chapel. RICHARDS, Maude Alice. Services 2 p.m. today at Memory Lawn Mausole Chapel.
Entombment Memory Lawn Mortuary. ROGOSKI, Charles. Arrangements pending. Whitney Murphy, Downtown, 330 N. 2nd Ave.
RUTHENBERG, Marie E. Mother of William. Services and Interment Cleveland, Ohio. Northwest Mortuary. SMITH, Jerry W.
Passed a Wednesday. Services pending, L. Gibbons Tempe Chapel. SPRATLEN, Susanna. Arrangements pendinq.
Hansen Mortuary. VALDEZ, Anna H. Requiem mass today 9 a.m. Immaculate Heart Church Mortensen-Kings Funeral Center. WESTBROOK, Fav Arrangements pending.
Memory Lawn Mortuary. WYSSMAN, Frederick Bolton. urwife. Lillian, Scottsdale. Services today 10:30 a.m.
MessingMortuary, Scottsdale. Rev. Leland Jones officiating. Cremation. 7-Funeral Directors LARRY C.
MELCHER MORTUARY MISSION CHAPEL 6625 E. Apache Trail 832-3500 SUNNYSIDE MORTUARY ART LEWALLEN- Director 614 E. Townlev 943-7263 MERCER MORTUARY Thomas Rd. at 16th St. Phone 266-403 Free Parking.
ARIZONA FUNERAL HOME FORMAN'S 376 N. 3rd Ave. 253-2332 19-Cemetery Lots Services 4310 EAST E. Southern RESTHAVEN CEMETERY. 2 CEMETERY lots for sale.
939-7320. 25-Lost miniature Greman Shepherd. Child's pet. 956-3493. 955-4857.
REWARD for black miniature poodle, no tags, vicinity 59th Avenue 10 67th Avenue between lost 1-13-74, under medication. 247-5215. ST. BERNARD. male, brown nose.
Reward 943-0098. 265- 1166. 28-Found MALE Labrador, approximately months old, four white feet and chest, vicinitv 40th 959-2988. FOUND watch at bus stop near Send replies 10 Box 90-SX. Republic 8 Gazette.
SMALL white and brown temale mix dog. 19th 242-3563. 939-4838. Owner identify, SMALL white female Husky type dog. Found in vicinity 10th Roosevelt.
Tempe. Blue collar with rhinestones, 966-6173. BLACK Lab 37th tez. 978-0797 After PM. (LOST A PET?) We've many claimed pets located.
Register your lost pet with bureau. Advertising daily lost column. Men check pound ARIZONA PET BUREAU. (Covering 24 hours 252-0151. (IDENTIFICATION TATTOOING.
BOSTON Bull. female. Weimaraner, ARIZONA Basset. BUREAU, female. 252-0151.
Others. 30-Special Notices SPECIAL dance contests start Jan. be held every Mon. Call Bill 269-7989 for detalls. SPECIAL SALE! Extrusion equipment related tools will be offered for public sale, 2:30 p.m.
January, 26 at 9207 9th Phx. be inspected prior to sale mencing 10 a.m. 258-2768. SCOTIA calling! Robert Burns in. ner and Dance.
January 26, Alpine Village, Reservations, 274-9048 33-Auctions MESA DESERT AUCTION 49 S. Robson 964-3942 Jan. 25th 6:30 P.M. Attention, ail furniture of buyers: have a large selection new used living room sets 2 piece piece sets. Dark Spanish coffee table end fables.
New decorator lamps. large metal office chair, small wood desks. we have tion of good bedroom sets in Spanish Modern. Color gold black white TVs. harvest At size gas range, Also new avocado gas range, 3 duplex refrigerator refrigerators 10 choose from.
washers drvers. used bedding. Old piece bureau. Walnut bedroom set. Chests.
cliners, stereos. copper tone level gas range. Black wrought iron book case room divider lamp. Other items 166 numerous to fion. we open for your inspec: tion Mon.
thru Thur from am YORKSHIRE, male 3 months. brown, vicinity Place. Reward. 946-5497. FOUR- month-old registered St.
Bernard. Vicinity South Street. black mask, answers to $50 Reward. 268-6933. IRISH Setter, 8 months, vicinity 671h Call 261-3758, between or return to 2616 North 66th Avenue, $20 reward.
ADULT male Siberian Husky, black with white chest and markings. Choke collar with 1974 license. Evenings, 948-1100. Days, 992-5534. ORANGE and white neutered male Cat, large.
30th area. Reward. 948-0313. BRINDLE bo er. Female.
"Erma." Vicinity 85th East Catalina Drive. Scottsdale. after 5 pm. 946-4518. Days 267-5551, ask for Frankye.
UNFINISHED andscapes, painting, vicinity ward. 947-9357 Peters. REWARD. Seven month old male Airedale. Vicinity 56th Call REWARD: Female black Labrador, four months.
32nd Campbell. 264-1794. BRITTANY Spaniel, male, 2 yrs. Choke chain collar. Vicinity Street.
275-5674. LOST, two Old English Sheepdogs, $200 reward if returned to owner. childrens pet. Call 948-7726. CAT, part Siamese, white feet, white on face.
Vicinity 14th Glendale Avenue. Reward. 265-1404. FEMALE English setter. Vicinity 40th Rd.
Reward. 252-1039. LOST, long, haired black white male cat, vicinity 28th School. Reward. 956-7055.
947-8093. TWO Australian Shepherds. black male, blue female, near 43rd Glendale. 939-4027. MINIATURE Dachshund, red.
One vear old. Brown collar, no tags. Lost Sunday near 79th Reward. 948-4517, MALE Siberian Husky, adult, black and white. tattooed in ear 253-2922.
(LOST PETS). Owners anxious. found call immediately. ARIZONA PET BUREAU. 252-0151.
(IDENTIFICATION TATTOOING). Covering Arizona. REWARD. Shaggy chocolate poodle. Lost Saturday near 68th Dowell Road.
One year male. swers to Friendly. hearted child's pet. Brown collar, no tags. 949-5561.
WHITE. black, vellow tri-colored cat. white paws, vicinity 39th Answers 10 $25 reward. 247-4916. LARGE.
mostly brown male Shepherd. 264-1310. VICINITY 19th Male black dog, white chest, spotted feet, medium Reward. 253-7127. $100 REWARD for brown white male Boxer lost in desert area, near Mobile Ariz.
May be with blonde miniature Greman Shepherd. Child's pet. 956-3493. 955-4857. $:30 or.
Come see us soon! Evervone Welcome. The Arizona Republic Jan. 25, 1974 C-3 The Phoenix Gazette A neighbor. Mrs. Ira Lavin.
of 3511 Gold Dust. said Mrs. Dickey told her on Tuesday that she wished her husband would leave her alone so she could "get herself together." Dickey, a book salesman for Field Enterprises Educational Publishers. drank heavily and had attended Alcoholics Anonymous meetings before the couple separated. Mrs.
Lavin said. The couple had lived in the neighborhood about three years and had no children, neighbors said. Mrs. Lavin said she didn't hear shots or fighting but another neighbor reportedly looked in the window and saw Dickey beating his wife. The woman didn't report it and refused to talk to reporters.
Mrs. Dickey reportedly called a locksmith Thursday morning to change locks on the doors of the home. The locksmith arrived about an hour after the woman was killed. Legal Advertising mit a Residential Unit Plan of Development pursuant to Art. XXIV.
Sec, 2403. M.C.z.O. (19.1 acres). Parcel 4 7: R1-8 to R-3 with provision to permit a Residential Unit Plan of Development ant to Art, XXIV. Sec.
2403. M.C.2.O. (18.5 acres) Parcel 5: R1-8 to C-1 (2.0 acres). 73-24 H. J.
Lewkowitz for Charles W. and Fred Faris, owner. The 192 feet of the 155 feet of the SE Sec. 21, TAN, R2E, From Rural43 to C-2 (0.29 acres). 73-91 Jay C.
Stuckey Jr. for Wood Brothers Homes. owner. The 785 feet of the 555 feet of the SE 1. Sec.
34, TAN. R2E, From R1-8 to C-2 (8.5 acres). James D. Geer, cwner. The of Lot 5, except the thereof, and the 80' of the 110 of Lot 6 of Fruitland Farms.
(Book 40, Page M.C.R.), subdivision of the SW SW Sec. 11, TIN, R4E, From R1-6 to Ind-2 (0.8 acres). 73-104 Melvin Zimmerman, owner. That part of the NW NE Sec. 12.
TIN. R6E. as shown the Zoning Case Map for Zoning Case drawn by the Maricopa County Planning and Zoning Department at scale 1" and dated October 31, 1973, From R1-10 to R-3 (4.9 acres). 73-108 Arling Olson and Joseph Lello, owners. Lot 25 and the Lot.
26 cf Berry Estates (Book 71, Page 13, M.C.RI subdivision of the SE Sec. 28 TIN. R7E, From Rural-43 to (3.4 acres). 2.73-123 Ronald H. Harrison for NW Kyrene Cattle owner The SW SE Sec.
1, TIN. R5E. request to permit a tennis club Special Use in the Rural-43 Zoning Disfrict pursuant Art. XXIV, Sec. 2401, M.C.2.O.
(10 acres). RHEA WOODALL, Clerk BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MARICOPA COUNTY, AZ Published: Arizona Republic. Jan. 25, Board of Education of Phoenix Union High Schcol District No. 210, Maricopa County, Arizpna, at Phoenix, will receive of base all and labor.
alternate bids for the furnishing material, transportation and services for the remodeling and renovaof existing Liberal Arts Building No. 5 at the Phoenix Union High School, 512 East Van Buren Street, Phoenix, Arizona. Each bid must be submitted on the bid and form and in accordance with drawings specifications on file at the office of the Phoenix Union High School District, available at the office of Varney, Sexton, Sydnor, Associates Architects, 221 East Camelback Road, Phoenix, Arizona, upon deposit of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) for each set of drawings and Specifications. The deposit will be refunded return of the drawings and specitications in good condition. general prevailing rate of per diem wages for each craft, type of workman or mechanic to execute the contract, as ascertained from the Industrial Commission Arizona and on file therewith for the locality of this contract, is herewith incorporated by reference and made a part hereof, and such rates shall be paid mandatory minimum rates cf wages by the contractor and any subcontractor' under him to all laborers, workmen and mechanics employed by them in the execution of the contract.
Each bid shall be made out on a form to be obtained at the office of the Architect, and shall be accompanied by a certitied or cashier's check or bid bond for five percent of the total amount the bid, made payable to the order of the Board of Education of Phoenix Union High School District. Such check or bid bond will be given as guarantee that the bidder will enter into the contract if awarded to him, and provide satisfactory performance bonds, and shall be declared forfeited as liquidated damages if the successful bidder refuses to enter into the said contract atter being requested to do so by the Board of Education. Such check or bid bond will be returned to the respective unsuccesstul bidders upon the award of the contract to the successful bidder and will be returned to the successful bidder upon the execution and delivery of satisfactory surety company bonds and construction contract. Bids will be sealed and filed with Joseph p. Kushibab, Business Manager, Phoenix Union High School District Service Offices, 415 East Grant Street, Phoenix, Arizona, on or before 2:00 P.M., Friday, February 15, 1974.
Bids will be opened and publicly read aloud in Conference Room No. 226 at 416 East Grant Street, Phoenix, Arizona. Board of Education of Phoenix Union High School District reserves the right to reiect any or all bids or waive any informality in any bid. No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of thirty (30) 'days after the date set tor the opening thereof and each bidder shall be an Arizona licensed contractor. The contract or any part thereof shall not be subiect to a subcontractor who has net paid taxes as provided by Section 34-241 A.R.S.
Dated this 18 day of January. 1974. BOARD OF EDUCATION OF PHOENIX UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT Maricopa County, Arizona. By: William D. Bostrom Clerk Publication dates: Arizona Republic January 20, 21, 22.
23, 24, 25, Phoenix Gazette January 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 1974. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING by the Mar copa County Board of Supervisors at 1:30 p.m. on the 11th day of February, 1974 in the Board of Supervisors Auditorium, 205 West Jefferson, Phoenix, Arizona to amend the Zoning Ordinance for the unincorporated area of Maricopa County consisting of text and zoning district maps as follows: 72-89 Richard Mallery for Apache Distributors, owner. NE NE Sec. 1, T3N RIE, From Rural-43 to (35.8 acres).
72-154a Frank Haze Burch for Goldwater Construction Company, owner. That portion of the SW Sec. 35, T4N, R2E, as shown on the Zoning Case 600' by the Maricopa County Planning Map for 7 72-154 prepared at scale and Zoning Department and dated January 31, 1973. From R1-8 to Parcel 1: C-S (18.31 acres). Parcel 2: R-3 (21.97 acres).
Parcels 3, 5: R-3 with provision to permit a Residential A Unit Plan of Devel. opment pursuant to Art. XXIV. Sec. 2403, (33.5 acres).
73-20a A. Wayne Smith and Associates for Hugh Knoll Contractors, owner. Those portions of the 12, NW and the NE cf Sec. 4, T3N. R2E.
as shown on the Zoning Case Map tor 73-20a drawn at scale 1" and dated April 13, 1973, by the Maricopa County Planning and Zoning Department. Parcel 1: From R1-8 to (24.3 acres). Parcel 2: R1-8 R-5 (4.3 acres). Parcel 3 6: R1-8 to R1-6 with provision to per- INVITATION FOR BIDS HEREBY GIVEN that the Arizona State Council. Criminal Code Commission will receive scaled proposals until 1:00 p.m.
M.S.T. on February 14. 1974 for the performance of four criminal justice system research prolects. Such proiects shall include determining the cost of Jaw enforcement. determining the cost of incarceration and rehabilitation.
the variables related to the incidence of crime and a public opinion and survev. Interested firms should contact the proiect officer: Mr. Warren K. Smoot Executive Director Arizona Criminal Adams Code Street. Commission 1624 West Phoenix, Arizona 85007 Each proposal.
shall follow the form available from the above project officer. The public reading of bids will take place in the office of Judge Jack 0gg Room 300. State Capitol, Phoenix, Arizona 10:00 a.m M.S.T. on February 15. All labor performed under this contract shall be paid by firm fixed The Criminal Code Commission serves the right to relect any and all bids or 10 waive any informality in any proposal and 10.
omit portions of the work 10 that the contract does not ceed the appropriated funds, work under this contract must be made to comply with all applicable laws of the State of Arizona and other governSHED: Arizona 21, Republic 73. and Phoenix Gazette January 27. 25. 26. February 1, 1974 33-Auctions PHOENIX AUCTION CENTER Auction Thurs.
6:30 p.m. 2633 E. Indian Sch. Rd. 274-8241 SCOTTSDALE AUCTION 945-0741 WARE'S AUCTION Since 1950.
Sale Monday p.m. Friday 6:30 p.m. 272-5918 4025 N. 38th Ave. 278-0489.
LEDBETTER'S ANTIQUE AUCTION 2nd 4th weekend ea. mo. 264-1133 VAN'S A-1 AUCTION 3001 W. EVERY McDowell TUESDAY '278-7068 7:00 4001 N. 7th St.
9 AM AUCTION EVERY BRUNK SONS. INC AUCTIONEERS 264-3204 Phoenix Homes For Sale Classes 100 Through 179 100-Phx. Homes All Areas INTEREST APR IN NORTH, NW, NE S. PHX. Ask our salesmen a about quelltvIng for new 2, bdrm homes In 7 Valley locations.
FROM $17,900 TO $25,890 FROM $17,900 TO $25,890 SINGER HOUSING CO. 942-9560 938-4840 268-0051 DESIGN MASTER HOMES HEATWOLE straining injunction, we will." he said. He said that Luke Air Force Base officials also would be contacted about base aircraft that recently have been drifting over Sun City. "We have never advocated taking Luke out of the he said. "but we want the air base to live up stated policy." Clore said the stated policy that aircraft would skirt the west side of Sun City, drifting northeasterly from the air base to Grand Avenue and the Agua Fria riverbed.
where aircraft would make a 180-degree west swing. County Highway Engineer Robert Esterbrook urged support of the program to keep water from the Sun City streets to prevent street deterioration. He said the county highway department, if gasoline tax money is available, plans spend about $950.000 in theSun City area this year projects that include: -Extension of 99th Avenue from Bell Road to Happy Valley Road. thus providing all-paved route to Lake Pleasant. 20 miles north of Sun City.
-A bridge over New River on Olive Avenue. costing $250.000. planned to start after July 1. -A $100.000 program to repair Sun City streets, includin the addition of slurry seal to 4 miles of streets and of a spray seal to 20 miles of streets. -A $100.000 traffic maintenance program, including street striping and signals.
Dr. Ivan J. Shields, Maricopa County Extension Service agent, gave detailed information on water care for lawns and gardens. Pamphlets on the information will become available soon at the association office, 10401 Coggins Drive. Scottsdale fails each issue ROBBINS Kratzet attacked the incumbents charging they lacked knowledge of zoning laws.
He cited recent issuance a use permit for a horsebreeding ranch as an example. He said no ordinance exists to back up the use permit. The three incumbents did not answer Kratzet's charges directly, but instead referred to the quality of zoning which they feel improved Scottsdale's environment and will continue to do so in future. Vogt. through a representive, Paul Wetzel, promised an election platform that will be outlined in newspaper ads between now and Feb.
19 primary election. California redwood is official state tree SACRAMENTO (UPI) The California redwood was selected as the official state tree of California by the 1937 legislature, Plentiful in the geological past through most of North America, it now is found only on the Pacific Coast. The trees reach heights of 360 feet. Quick Occupancy Some models $18.450 $100 CLOSING COST SUNRISE TERRACE 8400 W. Indian School Rd.
DESERT VALLEY ESTATES 19th Ave. 2 blocks N. of Bell Rd. ESQUIRE MANOR ESTATES Ave 2 blocks N. of Peorla Equal Housing Opportunity OWNER, three bedroom, two bath.
Family room. Fireplace. Large lot. Moon Valley Country Club. 942-2766.
253-0145. 22nd MANOR HOMES by Guthrie Dev. St Nicolet 94-4449 1833 EAST Buckeye. House and large building. Good commercial.
Only $12.900. 272-6037. HALLCRAFT SHOWCASE ONE STOP HOME SHOPPING SERVING 22 SELECT VALLEY AREAS For Fine Homes and Townhouses From $16,925 to $45,800 11 Beautifully Furnished Models Immediate Occupancy Some Plans E. CAMELBACK Rd. and 22nd St.
264-8611 OPEN SATURDAYS DAILY 10 to 10 Equal Housing Opportunity HORSE LOVERS 2 br, to car cpt, tack rm. Reduced to $25,900. CENTURY 21 OSWALT 242-1421 MODEL HOMES models available 3 at the Meadows, 77th Ave. Camelback (1) at University Meadows, 40th St. St.
Catherine, These are 2, 3, 4 Brs. starting at $21,300 to $26,000. VA or Conventional financina. Call 849-6226 or 992-9190. TEMPO HOMES An Equal Housing Opportunity VACANT (Reconditioned, like new.) All sizes.
As low as $100. Deposit. Satisfying monthly First payment April. CALL 24 HOURS. PATH REALTY.
995-0918. (Equal Housing Opportunity. CENTRAL Avenue spacious two bedroom townhome. Dishwasher, refrigerator, drapes. Maiestic, mature palms.
pool. $29,900, no closing costs. down. Northgate Villas, 8241 North Central. 944-2952.
Rare Earth, 248-9433. HANDYMAN $2,000 BELOW APPRAISAL Low Ira BR. close-in, save gas. Nice loc. R.
Smith 248-8574. 6622 S. 12th St. $15.000. 3.
Bdrm. horse priv. FHA, VA. $450 tot. move in.
Broker's welcome MLS. Equal housing oppty. WESTWARD, 272- 3042, 997-4570. FIX IT SAVE 2 br home needs repair but only $9,000. CENTURY 21 OSWALT 242-1421 TEMPO HOMES, INC.
You can buy 3 BR home in Paradise Valley Manor for $17,390. Other 2, 3 BR. models available from $18.040 to $21,140. A limited number of mtas. available.
Act now save. Call 849-6226. TEMPO HOMES An Equal Housing Opportunity OWNERS anxious. 3 Mastercraft. $2500 dn moves you in.
Draped fenced. Immediate, poss. onto Investment Blanche Miller, 994-1200 day or nite. "WE'RE FINANCE EXPERTS" WE HAVE HOMES AND FINANCING TO YOUR NEEDS. LET US HELP ERICKSON I SOCIATES, 248-8000.
"EARLY BIRDS NEVER Low down, low payments. Move right into this 2 BR home on large lot. Carl Erickson Associates, 5973. SUPERB SHOPPING in prime neighborhood. 3 BR home with cious kitchen.
Eves. 263-1581. CENTURY 21 ALL AMERICAN ASSOC. 057-0710 SELL equity older 2 bedroom me $3000 cash, $8500 balance. Refrigerated, central heating.
tot. Two assessments. 255-5100. MID 20'S 3 Br family, home in nice NW area featuring paneled rm sep dining rm. 21x14' living rm.
pantry well manicured vard. The home is well decorated. verv clean should be seen to be fully appreciated Eves. Maria Maria Peloquin 931-1353. THE FAMILY ESTATE over 40 citrus, trees dot the landscaping acre garden spot.
Your privacy assured with an impressive slump bi wrought fence that surrounds front of the home. Inside the home has 4 BR'S. baths. fireplace comfortable with wet bar. and limie decoratina touches, home you'd expect this to caliber.
find There's even dressine off the pool. The property completely fenced for cy and horse priv. are avail. able. $72,500.
Eves. Joanne Vogt MCON VALLEY UNDER 50 Custom features RE with, family qual. rm with fireplace sunken living rm -formal dining rm large covd patio car garage, shake roof more US call Betty Woodbeck BUD MELCHER ASSOC. 4724 NORTH. 183 AVENUE LOW Da nice 3 closine avmt April.
Agent 247-0460 We.
