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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1976 THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR the ombudsman Q- On a recent visit to Tucson, my brother-in-law, who is a buyer for a major New York department store, was very impressed by the Indian handicrafts here. He would like to know who to contact in Arizona to obtain information on buying this kind of merchandise direct from the Indians. Can you tell me? Mrs. W.G., Tucson A The Indian Arts and Crafts Assn. of Gallup, N.M., can supply information on the various cooperatives and guilds from which authentic craftwork can be purchased, either retail or wholesale.

Some dealers in American Indian jewelry are organized under an ethics code. The association will, upon request, send you membership information and guidelines for buying native American jewelry, a category of craftwork which in recent years has been especially subject to imitation. The assocation's address: P.O. Box 367, Gallup, N.M. 87301.

Is it unlawfui to display an American flag on a car radio antenna? Mrs. C.D., Tucson. A Probably not. The flag should not be displayed on motor car or boat "except from a staff," according to the official flag code, the rules and customs of flag use codified by Congress in 1942 as a guide to when, where and how to display flag. A 1968 amendment to the code provided penalties for publicly burning or otherwise desecrating the flag, and most states have laws against flag desecration.

Some of the latter have been struck down during recent years as being too broad, vague or unconstitutional. In view of court rulings, including one upholding an ice cream vendor's right to fly American flags on which the peace symbol had been superimposed, is doubtful that a flag flown from a radio antenna but otherwise properly displayed would be considered in violation of the flag statutes. to Q. Where does one write to when they would like to praise or complain about a television program? J.G., Tucson. A Letters of praise would be welcomed by the individual networks, no doubt, and letters of complaint can be sent to either the Federal Trade Commission (1919 St.

NW, Washington, D.C.) or the National Assn. of Broadcasters (1771 St. NW, Washington). But the government watchdog agency has not been noted for especially effective guardianship of the public interest in the air waves, and the NAB's administration of voluntary codes to determine acceptable programing and advertising practices has met with less than universal acceptance by audiences. You may prefer, therefore, to write either or both of the following organizations: The National Assn.

for Better Broadcasting (P.0. Box 43640, Los Angeles) and the National Citizens Committee for Broadcasting (1346 Connecticut Washington, D.C. 20036). The latter group, headed by Nicholas Johnson, a former FCC commissioner who is now a reformer, has taken a leading role in the fight against violence on TV and for increased public affairs programing. The organization recently published special "Dear TV Network" and "Dear Advertiser" forms for viewers to include approval or disapproval of specific programs to facilitate channeling reactions directly to those who determine what people see on TV.

A small "filler" item in the paper recently said that the waters of Sri Lanka's longest river had been diverted by a five-mile-long tunnel to irrigate thousands of acres. This information intrigues me, inasmuch as I remember reading somewhere that Sri Lanka, or Ceylon, as it used to be named, receives 200 inches of rainfall annually. If the latter is so, it doesn't seem likely that small island would need any irrigation for crops. D.E., Nogales. A The answer lies in the island's geography.

True, the rainfall ranges from 75 to more than 200 inches, but the deluges brought to the southwestern sector by monsoon winds do not come to the lowlands on the opposite side of the central mountains, and thus a dry season there necessitates irrigation and water storage to guard against periods of drought in the farmland area. Quick Answers: To M.B., Tucson: Amelia Earhart's plane vanished near Howland Island in the Pacific in 1937, and no trace of her or her plane was ever found To R.E.H., Kearny: Haband Co. is located at 265 N. 9th Paterson, N.J. 07530 To B.W., Tucson: Information on motel and restaurant chains can be obtained by writing American Hotel Motel 888 Seventh New York, N.Y.

10019 To W.E.W., St. David: Empty wine jugs and bottles can be recycled at the Beverage Industries Recycling Program (BIRP) yard at 1790 S. Euclid in Tucson. Rodriquez Conviction Upheld; Shot Deputy In Head In 1971 PHOENIX (AP) The Arizona the assault conviction of Roy shooting a Maricopa County a 1971 crime spree. Rodriquez, now 22, was and assault charges as well.

He was sent to a maximumsecurity facility at Marion, for inmates considered too dangerous for regular prisons, following his acquittal in 1973 on charges of participating in the killing of two Arizona State Prison guards. Court records show that Rodriquez was sent to the Maricopa County detention home 21 times and was serving a second term at the former State Industrial School for Boys at Fort Grant when he escaped Aug. 19, 1971, with two companions. The trio was stopped in a car near Wickenburg by Deputy Ralph Bell, then 29, who was shot above the left eye while checking identification. Bell said he remained conscious and heard the gun misfire four times before the three youths fled.

The three went to Wenden where they attempted to steal a second car, assaulted a woman and killed Jack Tidwell, 45, a state highway employe who tried to aid the woman. Rodriquez was arrested in Blythe, after trying to evade a posse for two days in the desert. He was taken to Phoenix where he admitted shooting Bell and Tidwell. The high court rejected Rodriquez' claim that the Funeral Notices MEMORIAL PARK, N. Oracle W.

Miracle Mile. PIERSON, Trinidad, 72, passed away September 26, 1976. Her husband, Willie. M. preceded her in death.

Survived sons, Henry, Joe, Frank, Peter, and Thomas; daughters, Bessie Rhodes, Annie Counts, and Reves; mother. Pamposa (Billie) Goana; brothMaggie, ers, Henry, Matias, Fermin, Pat, Daniel, Dario and John Goana; sisters, Amadita Goana, Angelita Navarro, Rosita Rosales; aunt, Juana Garcia. Rosary will be recited Wednesday 7:30 p.m. at St. Helena's Church in Oracle, Az.

Mass will be Thursday 10 a.m. at St. Helena's Church in Oracle, Ariz. Burial will follow i in Oracle Cemetery in Oracle, Az. Ar.

rangements by REILLY FUNERAL RACE, Randall 25, of Tucson, passed away Sept. 28, 1976. Arrangements pending EVERGREEN MORTUARY, CEMETERY MEMORIAL RANDALL, Rev. Frances PARK, 59, of Tucson, died September 28, 1976. Survived by son, Robert Tarwater of Chico, parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Morris McPeak; and brother, Lawrence Gage of Tucson; three grandchildren; two nieces; and two nephews. Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Friday, PALMS MORTUARY CHAPEL with Rev. H.

I. Schoonover officiating. Burial will be in Tucson Memorial Park, South Lawn. Friends may call at PALMS MORTUARY, 5225 E. Speedway, from 7 to 9 p.m.

Thursday. SIELCKEN, Alex 76, died September 29, 1976." Arrangements to be announced by ARIZONA MORTUARY EASTSIDE CHAPEL, 4601 E. 1st St. STEVENSON, Edmund 81, of Tucson, passed away Sep tember 29th. Survived by wife, Edna; daughters, Martha and Mrs.

Frederick (Pat) Barber, of Tucson; sister, P. E. Corl, Mich. Graveside services Friday at 9:30 a.m. at Tucson Memorial Park East Lawn with Mr.

Wayne Saunders, 11th Ward Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, and Chaplain Clinton Chappell State Chaplain of Dept of American Legion with Post officiating. Mr. Stevenson was a member Dunkirk, Indian American Legion. Arrangements by ADAIR FUNERAL HOME, Dodge and Speedway. 9 Florists FLOWERS BY HAL BURNS 3600 E.

SPEEDWAY 325-2634 In Business Since 1920 12 Memorials-Markers-Lots GRANITE GRAVE MARKERS $89 FOR ALL CEMETERIES TUCSON MARBLE GRANITE CO. 3020 ORACLE RD. 623-5642 14 Lost Found FOUND: Boxer puppy, Flowing Wells area, phone 887-9479. FOUND: Brown white male puppy, Ft. Lowell Mtn area, 326-8688.

FOUND. Female calico kitten. In Terra del Sol. 747-9826 LOST: Blue Doberman. 5 months old, Reward.

Jones 26th area. 327-2745 LOST: White and orange Brittany Spaniel, Northwest area. Reward. 297-5271 or 622-1612 POODLE lost, Sat. Light brown toy, 9 yrs, 747-1197, 747-9755.

LOST white Samoved near of named 'Nanook', Reward. 887-7216. LOST: MALE CHOC. BRN. POODLE, MED.

SIZED. NAMED TOULOUSE, LAST SEEN VICINITY FREEMAN RD. SPEEDWAY. $50 REWARD. 795-0818 or 795-6910.

REWARD: Large, tan purse containing personal valuables. Lost the 27th 11:15 pm while driving on F1. Lowell E. of Alvernon or N. on Swan.

Please call 299.9853 or 793-0451 LOST one lunch pail with reading glasses inside on or near S. Campbell Ave. 889-8143 after 7 PM. LOST small white Toy Poodle, vicinity Golf area, wearing lar, tag 20516. 296-5055.

LOST: black, male, dog, pointed ears. 790-4556, 622-7903 LOST: black white Terrier mix, answers to Speedway Columbus. Reward. 792-3651, 623-3601. LOST: Black Male Labrador, Substantial Reward Offered.

881-0978. LOST: Brown Briefcase. Sears. In International airport parking lot. Contents very valuable to owner Please call 885-6610 for REWARD LOST: eyeglasses, blue plastic frames.

area, 795-7105. LOST: female Irish Setter, N. Fonta na area, reward, 622-5574. LOST: female Irish Setter puppy, 6 mos. old, wearing blue vinyl collar white tick collar, Speedway Craycroft, comes to If yOU have seen her call 885-7118 or 623-4559.

LOST: female Dachshund, brown, red collar, Texas tag, answers to Call 326-1790. LOST: Golden Labrador Retriever, male, 3 yrs old, answers to Reward. 297-0742. LOST: Male Hairless Dachshund. Steel blue.

"Blue Grant Silverbell. Reward. 622-8534 LOST: Over weekend, in La Canada area, grey long haired female Persian, collar, named 297-9538 after 5. LOST: Reddish-brown small female 1. mix.

Swan River Rd area. Reward, 299-2749. LOST: Sept 13, Mi, Ige female mix breed, 112 vrs, light brown on face, chest. Answers to Delilah, 624-2936. LOST: Thurs night, 6 mo.

old Boxer, S. March Verde, 795-5898. LOST: White cat with Siamese markings in Casas Adobes area. Wearing red collar. If found call 297-3510.

LOST: $300 REWARD FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO THE RETURN, 8 MO OLD MALE BASSET HOUND, SPEEDWAY ALVER NON ON SEPT. 15. NO QUESTIONS ASKED. 327-4641. LOST, 1 female German Shepherd, 2 vrs.

old, female Weimaraner, 6 silver. Childrens pets. Generous reward. 795-4121, 885-9140. LOST.

5 mo. old male Irish Setter puppy. Has white spot on chest. area. 790-3047 LOST (Ginger), small female, reddish-blond Cock -a-poo dog, near Kolb Golf Links.

Call 747-7609. MAUREEN contact 1-445-2186 Regarding Siamese cat lost at Lynx Campground in Prescott, Arizo na early summer. 16 Personals ACUPRESSURE professional reflexologist. Happy Feet 623-6014. ALDORADO PLACE a non-profit corporation needs TV's for Alcoholic Rehabilitation Training.

Working or non-working. We pick up. 888-4141. ALL singles dance, every Sunday, 8 p.m. Black Angus.

327-9139 or 623-1886. BIRKENSTOCK Footprint Sandals, "Noppy" Message sandals. Avail. in Tucson exclusively at Footprints by Birkenstock, 1023 N. Park, 623-8550 BRIDGE LESSONS.

Beginners, Bridge Center, 2501 E. 6th St. 325-1616. starting October 7th, 7:30 p.m. At SCIENTIFIC advice to all problems Mr.

Golden. 4245 N. Romero, 887-2946. DENNIS DECONCINI vard signs. Show your support for your next U.S.

Senator. Place a sign in your yard today! Free delivery. Just call 325-2638 Ask for Tricie Rogers. MIDEASTERN dancing, jewelry supplies. 327-8981, 2934 E.

22nd St. DESERT OASIS DANCE STUDIO MRS. LEWIS Scientific Psychic readings. One visit will help solve your most difficult problem. Appointment only 298-1645.

MRS. Meacham Psychic Clairvoyant readings. By appointment, 325-8458. PRAYER helps in any need. Unity Praver Tower Ministry 296-1113 Dial-A-Prayer 296-6666 PREFER CREMATION.

NO SERVICES? Evergreen Mortuary Cemetery has a plan. $230.40 mortuarv cost, $110 cremation cost, total cost of $340.40. No membership fee. Call 888-7470. 16 Personals WILL not be responsible tor any debts contracted by anyone other than myself.

David Villa. will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself as of Patricia L. Epperson LEARN TO DANCE, $10 Town Country Dance Club 795-1730 LONELY? Send your description, phone self-addressed stamped envelope to Paradise Valley Guide to New Contacts. P.O. Box 22044, Phoenix, 85028.

Honest, Dependable. YOUR PREGNANCY a Problem? Call REACHOUT. 622-8416, 325-7549 20 Announcements FRIENDS of Lester Fischer may attend a memorial service at 7 p.m. Friday, October 1, 1976 at St. Francis in the Foothills, 4625 E.

River Rd. His family is asking that flowers not be sent but instead those wishing to, many send donations marked for Cardiac Research, care of Dr. Frank Marcus Dept. of Internal Medicine. University of Az.

College of Medicine. MAI APPRAISERS: Proposals are being solicited for appraisal of portions of the proposed Catalina State Park near Tucson. Contact Arizona State Parks (1-271-4174) for information. NOTICE TO buyers! Call us on any VA or FHA Properties for sale. 793-2323.

Realty Investors, Realtors. 26 Travel Opportunities DRIVERS TO MAJOR U.S. CITIES AAA-Con Auto Transport Inc. 795-7118 DRIVING to Minneapolis, need rider to share driving expenses. TRAVEL ALMOST FREE AUTO DRIVEWAY 884-9770 544 S.

6th A Ave NOTICE TO ALL READERS According to Arizona law, under certain circumstances, it is unlawful to engage in the business, act or offer to act in the capacity, or purport to have the capacity, of contractor without having a State Contractor's License. If any question arises regarding licenses of contractors advertising in this Business-Services Directory, please contact the Arizona Registrar of Contracts. Phone 882-5378. 49 Businesses-Services Appliance Repair ALL BRANDS promptly serviced. Call W.

Austin 748-1381 anytime. Gas stove repair. T.E.C. APPLIANCE, 623-7384. 20 Announcements 49 Businesses- Services Auto Brokers VEHICLE REFERRAL SERVICE 4633 E.

Broadway, Suite 124. 881-2181. Building Contractors JACK Courson. Licensed Bonded construction at fair price. 326-5742.

ARIZ. REMODELING. Rm additions. carports, repairs, custom homes. bonded, free estimates.

886-1506 LICENSED bonded contractor, experienced. Kastom Const. Co. 297-3437 Carpentry Cabinet Work CARPENTRY WORK, ALL PHASES EXPERIENCED RELIABLE Porches, Porch Enclosures, Framing Trim Work, Doors, Arizona Rooms our Speciality. G.

Brownell 883-3569 or 889-2924. References, Lic. Bonded. CARPENTRY work, porches. etc.

Free est. R. E. Spencer 790-7818. KIRCHENBERG Construction re modeling, room additions, carports, etc.

insured. 296-5085, 297-0073. HOMECRAFT, 622-5787. Interior Exterior Remodeling Frame, Finish, Repairs Licensed Bonded. REMODELING, room additions, any phase.

Reasonable. 24 years experience. Gene Renner, 888-5660. CARPENTRY, doors, house repairs, remodeling, E. L.

Figurski 882-0817. SEMI-RETIRED carpenter. Additions, remodeling, built-ins, panelling. Commercial and residential. Southwest Carpentry.

297-3601 SMALL carpentry. closets, shelves, kitchen built-ins, repair, painting references, B. Cook, 795-7017. ALL carpentry work done, painting, general repairs, T. Natale, 747-2991.

Carpets Rugs QUALITY carpet repairing, all types. Guaranteed. 887-6594, B. Pierce. CUSTOM carpet installation, licensed, bonded contractor.

Call for free estimate. Carpet Shack, 622-3236 Carpet-Rug Cleaning GUARANTEED carpet cleaning. One room $15. Victor Torrey 889-0491. BEST WAY carpet cleaning.

One room $10. Call 889-9352 anytime. ANY living rm, dining rm hall, $20. Repairs, installation. Jerry's 887-6831 15 Yrs quality service bonded, ins'd.

Sparkle Carpet Cleaners. 623-9316. Cement Contractors ANY SIZE, Any kind including layout. John Mason, 294-8302. NORCO CONCRETE.

Curb cuts, sidewalk, floors etc. Lic. bonded. 622-3947 or 889-0377 Cement Work TRAILER SLABS, Patios, footings. driveways, reasonable.

Licensed. W. Alimena 887-6416. BARRETT'S CONCRETE. Driveways, walks, patio slabs.

Licensed, bonded, free est. 297-4627, 622-5563 BILL TRAVERSE Patios, slabs, layout footings. Licensed. 624-5766. SOTO CONCRETE.

All types of concrete, free estimates. Licensed bonded. 624-0150 anytime. CONCRETE work including kool deck. Reas.

Hilltop Concrete, 790-5136. 20 Announcements 49 Businesses-Services Cement Work CONCRETE patios, walks, curbs and drives. Blacktop removal. Reliable and reasonable. Free est.

Licensed. L. Harvey Concrete 887-9384 ALL Kinds concrete work done. No job too big or small. Guaranteed work.

Free estimate. Call Jim Feist 889 1886. MOONLIGHTERS will do excellent concrete work at reasonable prices, free estimates, experienced reliable, G. Ortega, 889-5870. BLOCK, brick, patio, walls, stucco, room additions.

623-2817. M. Tarpley Ceramic Tile INSTALLATION, repairs, entrys, remodels. D. Moyer 326-8958 after 5.

REPAIRS installation. Work guar. 15 yrs exper. Moore, 296-9115. Cooling, Heating, Services COOLER serviced for next vr.

Heatlit filter. C. Henry. 622-0811 Digging Excavating SEPTIC systems installed, reasonable rates. C.

Stewart, 883-7616. BACKHOE 36" BUCKETS J. BLACK 795-7513 Drafting Service PLANS TO meet County City codes. The fastest draw in the west. G.

Johnson. 298-5772 or 885-5219. Draperies-Slip Covers drapes. Pearl Monday 885-9233. CUSTOM MADE slipcovers and Dressmakers Tailors MELEK MARTIN, European dressmaker, dresses alterations, 747-9163.

Electrical Service ELECTRIC for complete electrical service. 888-4555. EXCELL ELEC. SER. CO.

298-0232 specialty. EXPERIENCED Electrician, no job C. Ward, 296-4250. We'll Show you how. Plumbing also.

BIMSCO, 2619 N. Stone. 623-5481. Fences CHAIN link, wood fences, patio walls, old fence removed, free estimates. Licensed Bonded.

J. W. Davenport Fence Co. 623-3471. Fertilizers COMPOST Steer Fertilizer.

$6.50 vd. Delivered. COOK'S 887-0164 Firewood $60 PER CORD, mesquite. Delivered stacked. R.

Cunningham. 885-4136. $55 per cord, $30 per half cord. J. Reece, 299-1554 Furniture Refinishing ODDE SHOPPE.

Refinish repair all furniture, antiques. 327-1081. NEW USED furniture refinishing. Lost Found Furniture 792-9319. Grading Leveling D-8 DOZER work, house pads, roads, land clearing.

G. Kinne 298-1185 20 Announcements With a Star Citizen Want Ad, you can tell reader families what you have to sell or want to buy. It's inexpensive. It could cost you as little as $1.81. It's a proven winner.

More than a million Want Ads ran last year. It's far-reaching. Your daily ad will appear in both the Arizona Daily Star and the Tucson Daily Citizen. Combined daily circulation is more than 122,000 It's easy. Write your own ad by following these simple guidelines: Be precise.

Let the reader know exactly what is for sale or what you want to buy. Include information about the brand, and age, condition, size and price of the item. Avoid abbreviations. Unless they are standard, abbreviations are confusing to the reader. You might save a few pennies and lose a sale in the process.

Proofread your ad. Check your ad for accuracy. Be sure to include your address and phone number. Enclose payment. Determine the cost of the ad by checking the rate table below.

Send a check or a money order made out to Tucson Newspapers Inc. Do not send cash. Mail early. Allow at least two days for your ad to reach us. For example, an ad for Thursday's paper must reach us by noon Wednesday, so you should mail it on Monday.

We must receive Sunday and Monday ads by Friday. An ad for the Sunday Star costs the same as an ad that runs in both the Star and the Citizen during the week. Voluntary Family Want Ad Rates (These rates are available only to Arizona residents selling personal items from their homes. They do not apply to businesses. For business rates, phone 889.

5333). These rates are CASH Discount Prices Lines 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days 5 Days 6 Days 7 Days) 2 1.81 3.63 4.64 6.18 6.30 6.75 6.81 3 2.72 5.44 6.95 9.27 9.44 10.13 10.22 3.63 7.25 9.27 12.36 12.59 13.51 13.62 5 4.53 9.06 11.59 15.45 15.74 16.89 17.03 5.44 10.88 13.91 18.55 18.89 20.26 20.43 1975 ABC Annual Audit Report. (Rates for two or more days apply to consecutive combination insertions only.) Use this coupon to write your ad. Please print. Write approximately 32 letters and spaces per line.

1. 2. 3. 6. Minimum copy: 2 lines.

Minimum cost: $1.81 Address. City State Zip Phone Classification Day ad starts. Check enclosed Run my ad Money order enclosed days. Mail coupon to: Want Ads P.O. Box 26887 Tucson, Arizona 85726 or call 889-5333 49 Businesses-Services Grading Leveling WKENDS ONLY J.

BLACK 795-7513 Handyman COOLING repair, drains cleaned painting. Al Netzel 326-8557, 881-9170. COMPLETE remodeling hanging, roof repairs, wall repairs. No job too small. H.

McCallister, 884-9014. CARPENTRY, painting, electrical, plumbing, free estimate. 885-5652. JIM'S General Repair, refrig, appli, cool, heat. 795-8634.

MOBILE home repair, coolers. plumbing, painting, carpentry, kitchen cabinets. Joe Rocha, 622-1726. CALL me for your home repairs, I'm sure we can get together. Depend able.

Call R. Foster, 791-9026. GENERAL home repair and painting. Anything from A to Z. No job too small.

Free estimates. Call Jerry Crutsinger, 622-3126. CARPENTRY, Painting, paneling, free estimates. Bill Swenson, 748-8986. WALKER'S HANDYMAN House repairs, auto repairs, hauling, gardening, welding more.

624-2441. Hauling HAULING, trash, yard work. Lots cleared. A. Sewell 887-6583, 297-5100.

DUMP TRUCK SERVICE. clean up, 2 vd loader dozer, backhoe, trenching, grading. Cox Sons 790-6657 DUMP TRUCK loader, bermuda lawn removed, top soil, 885-4613. A. Peterson HAULING, debris, junk, clippings.

Fast. $10 load. J. Gibbs, 749-3360. MOVING? Low rates, free estimates.

Call G. Nelson, 298-8219. YOU Call WE HAUL. Debris, lot cleaning, furniture appliances. Free estimate, two trucks anytime.

T. Trimble 887-6811 ALLEYS, trash, vards cleaned, rototill, gravel, quick, reas, R. Johnston, 885-7692. CONSTRUCTION home cleanup, truck tractor serv. Gravel lawns, grading, hauling, etc.

Bell 882-8466 SAND, gravel, topsoil, fill, haul, load. Dozer 889-4125. J. Lee. MOVING local long distance.

Specialize in furn appli etc. Low rates. Free Est. R. Miller 888-2171.

TRASH hauled $8 a load. Hauling, 790-6960, 325-8027 Home Improvement PAINTING repairing ceramic N. Brevick. 623-3880 eves. CARPENTRY, Remodeling, porches, fences, additions, painting.

gen repair. Good refs. estimates. 623-8736. E.

Werbin. REMODELING, home or office. Painting interior, exterior. Landscaping. References.

Free estimates. Enterprises. Call 327-0808, 624-2441 or 325-2465. LET Us do your: house painting, vardwork odd jobs. We have experience.

R. Hall. 325-2251 Housecleaning THE CLEANING LADIES East northeast areas. 747-1450. BOB'S Cleaning Service.

Complete house cleaning and carpets. 790-4714. VACANT apts, houses, offices buildings cleaned. A Great Job at a reasonable price, ATPT, 882-5151. FAST efficient cleaning, homes or business.

The 2 B's, 887-6442. Janitorial Service MOTEL owners, we have a cleaning crew to do all your rooms at a reasonable price. ATPT, 882-5151. Landscaping ABLE EARTH full plant caretaking. Pruning, fertilizing, deep watering spraying, etc.

Design consultation. Free estimates. 795-5259. GRAVEL LAWNS A. Rich, 886-6460, 884-7439 OFF Palms, cacti, boulders planted.

L. Wieser. 294-3615. RINCON LANDSCAPING Gravel yards. Free estimates.

885-9232 WINTER lawns. Prompt service. Yellow Bird Landscaping, 326-4154. Masonry Work PATIO WALLS, block, brick patios. Free estimates.

P.T. Haner 296-7791. RICHARD WILFORD MASONRY Concrete Pumping Svc 622-8100 BRICK, block, flagstone, patio walls, cement slabs, room additions. Reasonable, free est. Const.

749-3914 CALL a Union brick mason. Yrs. of exp. Get it done right. Free Est.

D. Miskimins 883-0076 JTL Masonry custom residential 25 yrs. exp. 793-7081 BRICK Block Cement Capentry, new or repairs. J.

Barnett 790-1665. PATIO Walls, fireplaces, all type of masonry. Reasonable prices, quality work. Lic bonded. Free est.

TUCSON MASONRY 885-3424 FIREPLACES, masonry, cement, plaster repair, R. Gomez, 623-5583. Music Instruction PRIVATE 5 string banjo guitar lessons. For more information call Powell 795-5928. Painting Decorating Painting, bonded lic.

free est. 624-0037 after 4:30, anytime Sat-Sun. PROFESSIONAL. Semi-retired. Fast, J.

Picoult, 298-9781. QUALITY PAINTING IN OUT Z. TEZER Free Estimate 888-0091 HERB GRIMES Painting. Interior exterior. Licensed.

25 years experience. Free estimates. 888-3510. EXPERIENCED, quality guar. Int.

Ext. clean. A Rogalsky 297-2870 FAST, clean, efficient. Free estimates. 623-2735, A.B.

Maxey FREE Est. Clean. Efficient. exterior. Bill Richardson.

298-9491. FREE estimate, no job too small, very reas, Don Brooks, 296-0260. EXPERIENCED PAINTER Free estimates, J. Horlings, 795-7017. Paper Hanging PAPER or paint a bath or your entire home, Walt West 622-2021, 882-8327.

Piano Service PIANO TUNING REPAIR Bachelor degree of music. Certificate in piano technology. P. Milkie 743-0936 Plastering SWIMMING pool, repiastering, free est. Meadows Plastering 886-2708.

PLASTERING stucco, acoustical spray. Exp. H. Valenzuela 883-0835 Plumbing REPAIRS YOU CAN AFFORD Prompt, courteous service. Tucson since 1947.

Plumbing, repairs, remodeling or new const. lic bonded. National Plumbing, 885-2764 anytime. ACTION Drain Service. Drains cleared for $14.90.

795-6921 TOM'S Plumbing, drains, sewers. Repairs 24 hrs. 623-7384. ALL kinds repairs, sewers, drains cleaned. O.

Wisener, 883-4929. PLUMBING repair work a specialty. Low cost by experts. Deanes Plumbing Heating 795-2328. 5031 E.

3rd We'll Show you how. Electrical also. BIMSCO. 2619 N. Stone.

623-5481. NIGHT OWL sewer drain cleaning service. estimate, 24 hours, days. Drains cleaned. 887-6463.

Remodeling Repairs Hallmark Builders. Prices you can afford. Free est. Lic, bonded. 298-1498 REMODELING? Estimate plan free.

L.C. Jones, 325-6337 Roofing Materials RALPH HAYS ROOFING CO. FREE ESTIMATES, 887-3384. ROOFING ROOF REPAIRS REAS. T.

DOBBINS, Nelson Alvarado Roofing All types of custom roofing, guaranteed, bonded. 327-1102. BOB'S Custom Roofing. Complete roof svc. Lic.

bonded. 325-6331. Secretarial Service TYPING, all kinds, 297-9427 after 5. Pick -up delivery. P.

McDaniel. Sign Painting LETTERING, all kinds, large small, old Pro Jim Hall, 790-2312. Storage A SELF STORAGE up. Rooms, lockers, Open Covered. Trailer Vehicle yard.

1830 N. 7th 623-1414 TV-Radio Service, Repairs TV REPAIRS. Guaranteed anten. put up. Ch 11 perfect.

Bob's TV 747-9161. FREE TV Shop est. No fix no pay Argentina TV 3806 E. Grant EXPERT TV SERVICE All makes, color BW. Guar.

Antenna installed. House calls $8. 793-2554. FRANK'S TV. Service call $7.60.

A After 5 pm Sat. Sun. $10.50. 297-8546. FREE est.

Zenith stereos, House calls. Victor TV. 908 N. Swan, 795-8157. Topsoil JOHNNY'S DIRT PILE Marana topsoil, $4 per yard, 888-5742 Trees and Shrub Service TREES topped, trimmed removed with care.

Dennis Davis, 889-8173. Upholstering HELP! We need Reupholster bed, divan or club chair. $49 each piece, labor material. The Barn, 5970 S. Palo Verde, 294-1213.

Yard Service YARD maint, trim bushes-hedgestrees; haul debris. B. Chacon 889-6630. YD alley clean up. Tree trimming hauling.

M. Hernandez, 296-5616. EXPERT gardening clean-up. Prompt, most reas. J.

Gibbs, 749-3360. SECTION PAGE SEVEN 49 Businesses-Services Yard Service CLEAN up, tree trimming hauling Funeral Notices ARONSON, Bernard 76, of Tucson, passed away Sept. 2 27, 1976. Services and interment Estelline, S.D. Local arrangements by EVERGREEN MORTUARY, CEMETERY MEMORIAL PARK, N.

Oracle W. Miracle Mile. BOOMERSHINE, Donald 41, of Ithaca, New York, passed away September 28th. Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert L. Boomershine; sister, Mrs. Betty Pence all of Tucson. Funeral services 10 a.m. Thursday at Hudgel's SWAN FUNERAL HOME, 22nd and Swan, 747-2525, Rev.

Lou Runion of St. Paul's United Methodist Church officiating. Interment South Lawn. FISCHER, Lester, 66, of Tucson passed away September 28, 1976 at Tucson Medical Center. Survived by wife, Arlene; three sons, Douglas and Steven of Tucson, Geary of Chicago.

Memorial service 7 p.m. Friday at St. Francis In The Foothills, 4625 E. River Rd. GAIDE, Carl 74, of Tucson, died September 27, 1976.

Husband of Esther A. of Tucson; father of Ardythe C. VanReeth Tucson and Elizabeth L. Doerr of Villa Park, five grandchildren; brother of William J. and Leona Gaide of Colo.

Funeral services will be held at ABBEY FUNERAL CHAPEL, Thursday, September 30 at 2 p.m. with Rev. Lynn Ritmann of Ascension Lutheran Church officiating. Interment will follow in Tucson Memorial Park, South Lawn. Memorials may be made to the Ascension Lutheran Church.

Friends may call at ABBEY FUNERAL CHAPEL, 3435 N. 1st Ave. (between Ft. Lowell and Prince Rds.) Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.m. GARIS, Jean 52, of Tucson, passed away Sept.

27, 1976. Survived by wife, Nancy Garis; mother, Mrs. Stewart (Pauline) Elbert; son, Michael (Karla) Garis; daughters, Dawn Garis, Mrs. Dennis (Susan) Boje, all of Tucson; brothers, Mahlon of Gerald of Ohio; four grandchildren. Services Friday 10 a.m.

EVERGREEN MORTUARY, CEMETERY MEMORIAL Oracle W. Miracle Mile with C. W. Fisher officiating. Interment Evergreen Cemetery.

HAMILTON, Leonard, 71, died September 28, 1976. Survived by wife, Anita; daughters, Diane Caviglia and Yvonne Curlee, of Tucson; sisters, Ella Drew and Dora Freel; brother, Richard Hamilton, all of England; four grandchildren, Ronald Caviglia, Gary Caviglia, Debrah Armenta and Kathy Caviglia. Friends may call at the ARIZONA MORTUARY CHAPEL, University at Stone after 12 noon on Wednesday. Rosary will be recited Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Requiem mass Thursday at 10 a.m.

at Holy Family Church. Interment Holy Hope Cemetery. Active pallbearers, Ronald Caviglia, Gary Caviglia and Ray Caviglia, Don Curlee, Myron Babby and Bill Gonzales. Honorary pallbearers, Al Schallenmuller, Ken Wanner, Albert Aguirre, Snyder, Joe Wendell, Henry Arreola, Jim Howard, Joe Melendoz, Salvadore Andrade, Arthur F. Wood and Pete Aguirre.

HILLYARD, J. Max, 69, of Tucson, passed away September 28th. Survived by wife, Marjorie; son, Max Harry Hillyard, of Tucson; daughter, Kay H. Faggard, of Calif; sister, Alberta Kenny, Ruth Hillyard, Gwendolyn Eaves, Helen Hoover, all of Colo. Graveside service Friday at 11 a.m.

TMP East Lawn with Rev. Arthur Guenther, of Lutheran Apache Mission, White River, Arizona officiating. Visitation Thursday 4 to 8 p.m. at ADAIR FUNERAL HOME, Dodge and Speedway. Family prefers donations to the Kidney Foundation or the Heart Assoc.

HIPSHER, Harry, 81, of Tucson, passed away Sept. 29, 1976. Arrangements pending EVERGREEN MORTUARY, CEMETERY MEMORIAL PARK MIEK, Elsa 82, of Tucson, passed away September 29th. Survived by brothers, Paul and Walter, of Tucson. Services Saturday 11 a.m.

in ADAIR CHAPEL, with Rev. Charles W. Malloch of Dove of Peace Lutheran Church officiating. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Visitation Friday from 2 to 8 p.m.

at ADAIR FUNERAL HOME, Dodge and Speedway. MIEK, Elsa 82, of Tucson, passed away September 29th. Survived by brothers, Paul and Walter, of Tucson. Services Saturday 11 a.m. in ADAIR CHAPEL, with Rev.

Charles W. Malloch of Dove of Peace Lutheran Church officiating. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Visitation Friday from 2 to 8 p.m. at ADAIR FUNERAL HOME, Dodge and Speedway.

MOTEN, Henry, 84, died September 29, 1976. Survived by sons, Floyd Moten, of Chicago and Don, of Tucson; daughter, Jewel Parker Moten, of Chicago. Services and interment will be in Chicago, Ill. ARIZONA Supreme Court has upheld L. Rodriquez, found guilty of sheriff's deputy in the head during convicted on several other murder confession was not voluntary because he was suffering from heat exhaustion and exposure after a desert chase in temperatures over 100 degrees.

Rodriquez is serving consecutive sentences of 25 years to life for assaulting the deputy and 45 to 75 years for killing Tidwell. He later was convicted of stabbing a Maricopa County jail guard in 1973 while awaiting transfer to the Arizona State Prison. A month after the jail stabbing, Rodriquez was one of four inmates charged in the beating and stabbing deaths of two prison guards. He was the only one of the four to be acquitted. Washington Promotion Approved By Senate WASHINGTON (AP) Congress has completed action on a bill promoting George Washington to the rank of general of the armies of the United States.

The bill passed the Senate on a voice vote and now goes to the White House. The measure specifies that the rank is the highest in the U.S. armed forces. Commercial residential. Frank Lopez623-0988.

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Country Club EVENING CLASS Begins Mon. Oct. 4 Morning brokers classes available HOGAN SCHOOL OF REAL ESTATE Tucson's Independent School 4023 E. Grant 327-6849, 299-3768 Interested In A Career In Real Estate? Qualify For November Exam Class begins Oct. 4 Evening And Daytime Call Bob Goodpaster 884-8940 Or 795-2965 BUTERA INSTITUTE 2030 E.

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4. 5. Name MORTUARY, University at Stone in charge of arrangements. NORRIS, Lawrence 36, of Vamori, Arizona, passed away 28th. Survived by wife, Linda, of Vamori, Az.

Services and interment Vamori Cemetery, Vamori, Arizona. Arrangements by ADAIR FUNERAL HOME, Dodge and Speedway. PEPPARD, Edna, 73, of Tucson, passed away Sept. 27, 1976. Survived by husband J.

List Peppard of Tucson; son, John L. Peppard, Jr. of Tucson. Services will be held Thursday 2 p.m. at St.

Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church with Father Fowler officiating. Arrangements By EVERGREEN MORTUARY, CEMETERY.