Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 13

11 PUBLIC NOTICE Justice asks that federal IN IHE SECOND JUDICIAL DIMRICt Card of thanks COUBI Of THE STAI6 Of NEVADA IN 3 AND (OR THE COUNTY OT WAiMOt 7Q tMAA t. EtlWABDO Ui JESUS APARlCIO. flour judge assume fee hil case IMt FAMILY ot Ajiiw tt. josephsen would lika to press inter thank and appreciation lo all "he loving acii of kmdne shown during the lost ot our Ivotnq mother, grandmother and greatgrandmoiher. A special lhank ou to her inters otd Premiers ine lebekuh ond Odd Fellows Lodge.

CELESTE RODRIGUES GOMES, Ootiin danl SUMMONS THE STATE OF NEVADA GREf TINGS TO THE ABOVE NAME 0 DEFENDANT: You are hereby summoned and re1 quned lo serve upon platnlitf attor. nrjy. whose name and uddress is-GORDON C. SHEltEY, Washinqlon, Street. Suite 302, Reno.

Nevada 8V503 an Answer lo Ihe which is herewith served upon you, a PUBLIC NOTICE Security National Bank ot Nevada it holding a spue ml Shareholders meet ing Dec, 20. IV7V The purpose ot which io mk ihe Shareholder? to approve trie plan of conversion front Notional bonk to a Store bank (he proposed mime will be Security Bank ot Nwvoda 33409U8 Meeting Dor 20th ON Nov 'A Dec 1,8, 15, GAZ NOTICE Of PUBIIC SALE TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given ihat on December 13, IV9, al 10 00 A.M. a public sole will be held at GMAC 4600 Kiefke Lane I50 Reno. Nv. to sell for cash the following collateral, to w.l 1967 Tere Tractor.

VIN 49242, 9077 10035 sod collateral being held to secure on obliqonon arising under reiail instalment security agreement (conditional sale contract) held by General Motors Acceptance Corporation as secured party Sad Public Sale it to be conducted according to the laws of the state ot Nevada. General Motors Acceptance Corporation reserves the right to bid at this sale The collateral is presently stored and may be seen at 307 Morrill, Reno, NV. 89502. GENERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION 3321130 1976 Terex Ttoclor DN Dec 3,8 GAZ IN IHE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURI OF THE ST A IE Of NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE Vitals Summon upon you. exclusive of lh( doy ot irvic.

if you foil lo do lo, ludgmenl by default will lakerv against you for ihe relief demanded. BIRTHS WASHOE MEDICAL CENTER ALATINI In Reno, Dec. 7, 1979. to Mr. and Mrs.

Vili Alatini of Reno, a Area deaths Margaret T. Lewis Visitation Is scheduled from noon to 9 p.m. Sunday at the Walton Funeral Home, Reno, for Margaret T. Lewis, 74, of 3485 Lakeside Drive, who died Thursday at her home. A resident of Reno years, Mrs.

Lewis was born Dec. 9, 1904, in North Adams, Mass. She was a housewife and a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Monday Club, St. Mary's Hospital Guild and the Junior Service Society of Trinity Episcopal Church, of which she was also a member. Mrs.

Lewis was preceded in death by her husband, the Rev. William F. Lewis, in September 1964. Lewis was the Episcopal bishop of Nevada from 1942 to 1959 and the bishop of Olympia, Wash. from 1959 until his death.

Survivors include her son, Col. Robert Charles Lewis of Ft. Harrison, lnd. a daughter, Ann L. Ques-nel of Reno; a brother, Robert Keyes Thompson of North Adams, Mass.

and five grandchildren. A funeral is scheduled for noon Monday at the Trinity Episcopal Church. Cremation and inurnment will be at Masonic Memorial Gardens. Nicholas F. Maskaly Nicholas Fred Maskaly, 52, died Thursday at his residence in Bloomfield, lnd.

A Reno resident for 23 years before moving to Bloomfield, he was born Nov. 7, 1927, in Scranton, Pa. Maskaly was owner and operator of Airport Appliance in Reno for 18 years. He was an Air Force veteran of World War II. Survivors include his widow, Angela, daughters, Janet, Maryann and Cathy and a son, Edward, all of Bloomfield; sons, Michael and Jimmy, daughter, Diana Paul and a brother, George, all of Reno; and one sister.

Arrangements are being handled by the Jenkins Funeral Home in Bloomfield. CARSON CITY (AP) state Supreme Court Justice Al Gunderson has urged a federal appeals court to direct U.S. District Court Judge Harry Claiborne to assume Jurisdiction In a Nevada estate fee controversy. Gunderson, in a brief filed in the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco, said Judge Claiborne's court in Las Vegas might be a "better forum" to review the case involving Las Vegas lawyer Peter Flangas instead of Gunderson's own state Supreme Court. i The state Supreme Court intends to conduct disciplinary hearings against Flangas and anothr lawyer, University of Nevada Regent John Tom Ross of Carson City, as a result of the fees they sought in handling a millionaire's estate.

But the disciplinary hearings against Flangas were held up after he filed separate petitions in Judge Claiborne's court and in the 9th Circuit Court. Flangas faces the possibility of a two-year suspension and payment of $15,000. Lawyers for the state Supreme Court and for the State Bar have opposed those petitions. But Gunderson split himself off from the rest of the high court, and filed separate responses in both federal courts. The latest document from Gunderson states that a federal trial court could develop a proper evidentiary record.

He said no such record now exists in the case stemming from legal work on the estate of the Walter Hermann of Dayton. Gunderson also said Supreme Court Justices Noel Manoukian and Supreme Court Justice Cameron Batjer already have disqualified themselves from the disciplinary proceedings. And he said one of the district court judges who was to substitute took himself off the case as well. "This suggests that obtaining a panel in the Nevada Supreme Court, suitable to all parties, may be difficult If not impossible," Gunderson said. Gunderson also claimed that the judge problem "could well be enhanced" by publicity over the controversy.

He said judges asked whether they were biased might have to decide not only whether they felt biased but whether they were "unconsciously" biased by alleged "improper publicity." Gunderson also said that when Judge Claiborne ruled he lacked jurisdiction, he didn't deal with the "most serious issue" of whether or not he was bound by law to abstain from the case. Gunderson also said the Nevada Supreme Court "may be ill equipped" to address Flangas' claim that his civil rights had been violated by that court. Gunderson said there are allegations that the State Bar has a "financial interest in disbarring" Flangas but the Supreme Court lacks evidence in the record now before it to deal with those claims. The justice also said he has "no personal or Institutional stake in where such record is developed and such issues litigated." In related action, the 9th Circuit Court agreed to a request by the Nevada Supreme Court and the State Bar for an accelerated hearing on Flangas' petition. The 9th Circuit Court said the arguments would be scheduled in February 1980 or as soon thereafter as possible.

No 78 987 Dept. No. 3 tn the Matter ot the Estate of WESlEY HALL Deceased NOTICE OF HEARING ON FtRST AND FINAL ACCOUNT. REPORT OF EXECUTOR AND PETITION FOR FINAL DlSlRiBUTlON NOTICE IS HEREBY G'VEN THAT VERNON HEPPNER has filed in the above entitled matter a First and Final Account, Report Of tecutar and Petition For Final Distribution of the Eslote of WESLEY HALL. Deceased, ond the some has been set for hearing betore the above entitled Court in the Courthouse tn Reno, Washoe County, Nevada, on the 21st day of December, 1979, al the hour of 9:30 o'clock a or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard.

All persons interested are notified to appear at the tune and pace above specified and show cause, if any they hove, why an order should not be made granting the prayer of the Firs And Final Account, Report Of Eecutor ond Petition For Final Distribution ot the Eiote as prayed lor Reference is made to the Petition tor further particulars DATED this 5th day of December, 1979. JUDI BAILEY County Clerk by STRONG Deputy Clerk 3331907 Hat! DN Dec 8.15 GAZ in the one Year iepara-' t.On'. Dated November 30. 1979 1 JUDI Clerk of the Court 1 By Graham 'il Deputy Oerk 3341703 Aponcio DN Dec 8,15 22,29 Jan 5 GAZ IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL UtblklCHfl COURT Of THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN; AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE No. 79 9256 Dept.

No. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF HARLE A WILUAMS Deceased GENERAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given thnl JANE THOMAS WILUAMS. having Med ir.t; this Court Pet.tion for Admission of" Will to Probate. Appointment of utn and Issuance of letters tory of Ihe Eecui" of the Estate of.V HARLCY A. WILLIAMS, deceased, a-hearing has been set for Tuesday, the I5lh day of January, I9B0, at 9 3D om al 'he Court House, in the Cty of Reno, County of Washoe Ail perl' wns mierested in Ihe said Estate ore notified to appear ond show cause why the Petition for Admission of to Probate.

Appointment of Enecutni nd Issuance of Letters Testamentary should not be granted. DATED December 6, 1979 tlti JUDI BAILEY it Clerk of the Courf by V. Deputy Oe.i?" 3322401 Williams DN GAZ IN IHfc StCOND JUUtLIAt UtSTRiCt COURT OF THE STATE Of NEVADA AND FOR THE COUNTY Of WASHOtefJ No 79 Dept No 1 LOUIS FRANK GUASTAFERRO. Plata SHARON LEE GUASTAFERRO. Defer don I 3, SUMMONS THE STATE Of NEVADA GREETINGS TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT A You are hereby summoned and 'e quired to serve upon olainttft's attar- ney, whose name and address is: SYLVIA J.

THOMPSON. 329 Flint Street, Reno. Nevada 89501 on An swer to the Complaml which is he'' with served upon you, within 20 days after service of this Summons upon vou, exclusive of the day of service, (f you fail to do so, judgment by de fauli will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. lor an absolute decree of divorce on the ground the parties hove lived separate and opart for more than one year last past without cohabitation Doted December 5. 1979.

JUDI BAILEY Clerk of the Court By Suniey Deputy Clerk 3344603 Guastaferro DN Dec 8.15,22,29 Jan. 5 GAZ daughter. GARCIA in Reno, Dec. 7. 1979, to Mr.

and Mrs. Adrian R. Garcia of Sparks, a dauqhfer. STORY In Reno, Dec. 7.

1979, to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Story of Truck-ce, a son. RENO AREA POLICE REPORT Following are persons arrested on a charge of driving under the influ ence: Michael McMaster, 21, 102 Vine Reno. Fred A.

Sims, 44, Lenwood, Md. Kelli J. Lavoye. 19, 920 Rock Sparks. Kennth H.

Cook, 34, no address listed. Nicho Fidrovich, 35, Sacramento. Laverne Hicks, 26, 312 W. Musser Carson City. BANKRUPTCIES The following have been adjudged bankrupt upon petitions filed with U.S.

District Court in Reno: Kathleen Susan Auble, 693 E. Taylor Reno; Vernon T. Devenport 3650 We-dekind Road No. 2, Sparks; Robert T. Oaves and Judith K.

Daves, 693 Pine Meadows No. 4, Sparks; Charles T. Johnson and Pamela S. Johnson, 2916 Watertield Drive. Sparks; Glenda Marion Blair, 424 W.

10th Reno; Ada Plastics 4204 Queens borough Way, Union City, (for-merl y) 521 Dunn Circle, Sparks; Richard Benton Rampa 2450 S. Sierra No. 116, Reno; George Ludwig Glaser and Sawai (NMD Glaseer (aka) Pongam, 1699 S. Virginia Apt. 14, Reno; Bobbie Lee Groom and Loretta Es tellanne Groom, Box 966.

Highway 40 East, Lovelock; Glenn H. Nelson and Elien R. Nel son, 1415 E. Fifth Carson City; Dennis J. Crandall and Marie J.

Crandall, Box 5470, Reno; John Richard Wolfe (fdoa) Har vest House, Box 12172, Zephyr Cove; Michael Hoard Uhlmeyer, 9190 Fremont Reno; Norris Edward Chambers and Gail Louise Chambers, 5542 Lupin Drive, Sparks; Timothy Carmelo Mains, 1260 Ber-rum Lane, No. Reno; Former counsel granted filing Ina R. Foster Visitation is scheduled from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday at the Walton's Sparks Funeral Home for Ina R.

Foster, 78, who died Wednesday in a Reno hospital. An area resident for the past 55 years, she was born Dec. 8, 1900, in Statesville, N.C. She was a housewife and a member of the First Baptist Church of Sparks. Survivors include a son, Carl of Las Vegas; daughter, Joan Edwards of Sparks: two brothers and two sisters, all of North Carolina; and two grandchildren.

A funeral is scheduled for 2 p.m. Monday at the funeral home, with private entombment at the Mountain View Cemetery Mausoleum. Frank Salter A funeral is scheduled for 9 a.m. Monday at the Walton Funeral Home, Reno, for Frank Salter, 63, of 539 E. Sixth who died Tuesday in a Reno hospital.

Salter was born May 29, 1916, in Alabama, and moved to the Reno area 12 years ago. He was employed by the Palace Club as a maintenance worker. Salter is survived by a brother, Robert of Heytown, Ala. Burial will be at the Mountain View Cemetery. Rebecca Sue Denham, (formerly) Fox, 1056 Watt Reno; Russell Johns (aka) Russell D.

Johns (aka) R.D. Johns, (dba) Old Town Lounge, Magic Factor and Magic Factor, 4001 S. Virginia Reno; Daniel Grayson Atkinson, 3895 Limkin Reno; Dorothy Dunn, 2065 Cannan, Apt. Reno; pleasant facts concerning the individuals and events mentioned in this case -which many well-motivated persons may resent and feel should not be publicly Flangas is fighting the state bar association in an attempt to overturn a bar recommendation that he be suspended for two years and be made to pay a $15,000 investigation fee stemming from a controversial excessive fees case. Attorney John Tom Ross of Carson City, a University of Nevada regent, also is involved in the case concerning the estate of the late Walter Hermann, a Dayton millionaire.

The state bar has recommended that Ross be disbarred. Flangas and Ross have both challenged the claim that they received excessive fees in the case. Each was awarded $35,000, more than the two Hermann daaughters they represented. Their fees were later cut to $6,000 each. LAS VEGAS AP) Former Nevada Supreme Court chief counsel William Richards has been granted the opportunity to tell what he knows about the court's activity leading to a plan to suspend attorney Peter Flangas from the Nevada State Bar.

U.S. District Judge Harry Claiborne ruled Friday that Richards could file an affidavit as a "friend of the court" in Flangas' suit against the bar association. Claiborne gave Richards, who until recently was the chief legal adviser for the court, until Dec. 21 to file the affidavit. Richards, in documents filed earlier this week in support of his intervention, claimed he could document the alleged "demise of intellectual honesty" and lack of "regard for justice and legal principal" among members of the high court.

Richards said in the document that he "truly regrets his duty to relate un Fire calls IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT Of THE STATE OF NEVADA. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE No. 79-1265 Dept No. 3 In The Matter Of The Estate Of JAMES BAllERSTElN, Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the dersigned has been duty appointed ond qualified by the above Court on the 30th doy of Marc'Ywg 1979. as Public Administer of the tote ot JAMES BALLERSTEIN, de ceased.

All creditors having claims against, said Estate are required to file th-same. with the proper vouchers at-tacned. with the Clerk of the Court within 60 days ofter the first pjbhea-tion of this notice. DATED December 5, 1979 s-'Edward Hill EDWARD HILL Public Administrator B. Key Attorney for the Estate 3326428 Ballet si etn DN Dec B.

13. IB GAZ IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT Of THE STATE Of NEVADA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE No 79 9018 Dept. No. 6 MANFRED FRlEDRlCH IOTT, Plaintiff vs. GAETANA LOTT, Defendant SUMMONS THE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS GREETINGS TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: Yom are hereby summoned and required to serve upon plaintiff's attorney, whose name and address is: JEROME WRiGHT.

326 West Liberty Street, Reno, Nevada 89501 an Answer lo the Complaml which is here with served upon you, withm 20 day after service of this Summons upon, vou, exclusive of the day of service IN THc SfcCOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT Of THE STATE OF NFVADA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE No 79-7945 Depl No. 3 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Of FRANCES LEONA BEEBt. Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS Nohce is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed ond qualified by the above entitled Court on the 19th day of November. 1979 as Executor ot the Estate of FRANCES LEONA BEE BE, deceased. All creditors having claims against said Eslote are required to file the same, with the proper vouchers attached with the Clerk of the Court within nmety (90 days aher the first publication of this nonce Dated November 20.

1979 lach Stewart IACH STEWART Trust Administrator first Nat'l Bank of Nevada 3313004 Beebe DN Nov Dec 3.8 GAZ IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT Of THE STATE Of NEVADA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE No. 79-7632 Dept No. 4 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Of THEODORE MARSHALL ROSS, deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been duly appointed ond qualified by the above entitled Court on the 19th day of November, I979as Administrator of the Estate of THEODORE MARSHALL ROSS, deceased Alt creditors having claims ogamsi said Esiote are required to file the same, with the proper vouchers attached with the Clerk of the Court within sixty (60) ctays after the first publication ot this notice. Doted November 19, 1979 's Michael Ross MICHAEL ROSS DOROTHY G. BUNCE Attorney For The Es'aie 3313830 Ross DN Nov 28-Oec 3,6 GAZ IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE Of NEVADA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY Of WASHOE No 79-8796 Dept.

No. 5 IRMA ZARAGOZA Ploml.fr vs GERRY ZARAGOZA, Defendant SUMMONS THE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS GREETINGS TO THE ABOVE NAMED DErENDANT. You ore hereby summoned and required to scve upon plaintiff's attorney, whose name and oadress is: Howard I. Cunningham, 100 Arlington Avenue Suite 2. Reno.

Nevada U9501 an Answer to the Complain! which rs herewith served upon you. within 20 aays after service of this Summons upon you. exclusive of the day of service. If you foil to do so. ludgmeot by default will be taken agomst you for the relief demanded in the Complaml This action is brought to obtain a decree of divorce dissolving the marriage between plaintiff and defendant on (he grounds of incompatibility, all as is more tully set out in (he complaint lo which reference is hereby made.

DATED November 20, 1979 JUDI BAILEY Clerk of the Court by B. Suniey Deputy Cleft 3316759 ZaragooDN Nov 24-Dec 1.8 15.22 GAZ IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT Of THE STATE OF NEVADA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE No 79 8557 Dept No. 3 GLORIA MARTINEZ, Plaintiff vs ANTOINO MARTINEZ. Defendant. SUMMONS THE STATE Of NEVADA 5ENDS GREETINGS TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT: You ore hereby summoned and required to serve upon piomtiff's attorney, whose name ond address is: DAVID HOUSTON.

ONE EAST FIRST STREET, SUiTE 1408. RENO, NEVADA 89501 an Answer to the Complaint which is herewith served upon you, within 20 days after service of this Summons upon you. exclusive of the day of service If you fail lo do so. judgment by detauit will be taken agomst you for the relief demanded 'Beady-eyed monster' proclaims innocence RENO p.m., 2000 Watt smoke in house, minor damage. 2:39 p.m., Eleventh and Vine, false alarm.

4:50 p.m., 279 Smithridge, false alarm. 8:20 p.m., 1530 Mayberry Drive, smoke in house, false alarm. a.m.. Stead Boulevard and Norton Drive, transformer fire, minor damage to a lead wire. TRUCKFFE MEADOWS -10 20 a.m..

East Lake Boulevard, chimney fire, no damage. -8: 17 p.m., off of Bridle Way, itle gal burn. SPARKS p.m., 2217 Prater Way, first aid call 7:53 p.m., 2000 first aid calf CARSON CITY a.m., 1551 Highway 50 East, rescue call. 12:19 p.m.. Maximum Security Prison, rescue caK.

1936 N. Carson res cue call, false alarm. 7:34 p.m., 300 S. Carson Meadows Drive, Apt. 27, rescue call.

9:28 p.m., 1936 N. Carson rescue call, false alarm. 9:52 p.m., 1907 N. Carson res cue call. 9 54 p.m., 170 Koontz Lane, No.

5, resuscitator call. -6: 17 a.m., 2557 Belair Way, res cue call. DIVISION OF FORESTRY p.m., oft of Chr.sti Way, ilie gal burn. If you fail to do so, udgment by de fault wit) be taken against you tor relief demanded in the Complaint Plaintiff seeks a Decree ot Divoraa. based upon statutory grounds of InV) compatibility os more Tu'ly set form the verified Complaml on file here in clothing in the fireplace of his San Francisco Bay Area home.

Miss Vincent testified that buttons found in the ashes were from her clothing. Singleton didn't testify at his trial but said during the interview that the buttons were from his ex-wife's clothing. "I've got no ax to grind," he said. "I didn't destroy anything." But Singleton contended that after he picked Miss Vincent up, she threatened to poke his eyes out with a surveyor's stick, take off her clothes and claim that he raped her. Singleton denied during the interview that he had sex with Miss Vincent, a direct contradiction of a tape-recorded admission he made to police after his arrest.

The tape was played during the trial. "If I'd been tried for murder, I could care less," Singleton said. Rape? No." He complained that authorities have effort to substantiate my story. They refused to give me a lie detector test. "I'm not the beady-eyed monster you guys have made me out to be." Describing himself as a "backsliding Christian," Singleton said a minister sent him a Bible while he was in jail.

"1 read it three times. It was all I had to read." SAN QUENTIN (AP) The man convicted of chopping off a girl hitchhiker's arms with an ax says he isn't the "beady-eyed monster" he feels reporters have depicted. Lawrence Singleton of Sparks has begun serving a maximum of 14 years and four months in state prison here for maiming and raping 16-year-old Mary Vincent in September, 1978. He maintained his innocence during an interview and contended that two male hitchhikers he picked up must have attacked Miss Vincent who was left along a remote road near Interstate 5 in Central California. Singleton, 52, a merchant seaman, admitted he had been drinking 190-proof grain alcohol and couldn't remember what happened after he allegedly picked up the two men.

No such men ever were found. "Don't think I haven't thought, 'could I have done he said. "Don't say I don't have compassion for her. Nobody should have their arms cut off." Passing motorists who found Miss Vincent staggering and bloody got medical help, and she has since recovered and learned to use artificial arms. The girl was a runaway but has returned to her parents in Las Vegas and is completing her education.

Trial testimony indicated Singleton burned some Doted November 29, 1979 JUDI BAILEY Clerk of the Couil By Richards Deputy Clerk 3350741 Lot! DN Dec 8.15 22 29 Jon 5 GAZ IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA. (N AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE No. 79 9203 Dept. No 30 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Of DElONNA EBERSPACHER Deceosed NOTICE Of HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that'1 LORETTA EBERSPACHER. hoving filed yy in this Court a Petition for Letters of Administration and for Summary Adi'u7 ministration of the above -captioned.

Estate, the hearing ot the some has been scheduled ov the Court for Thursday, the 20th day of 1979, at 9:30 o'clock a.m., of saKlr doy, at the Courlhouse, in the City of Reno, County of Washoe, and all per(ijQ sons interested the sad Estate ore notified then and (here to appear onrXj'j show cause, if any they have, why so id Petition should not be ad-'JCl proved LAWRENCE SINGLETON DATED this 4th day ot December! 1979 RAGGIO, WALKER, WOOSTEft -CLONTZ LINDEli BysM.chae! L.ndefrJ MiCHAEL P. LINDELL, ESC. Attorneys tor Petitioner One East First Street ,71 Suite 1204 P.O Box 3'37'I2 Nevada's mining renaissance Murder trial set Monday A 23-year-old Mexican who speaks little English is scheduled to go to trial Monday on a charge of murder. Fernando Gloria is accused of the stabbing death of Juan Mena, 35, at the Grand Hotel in downtown Reno July 27. Gloria's attorney, deputy Public Defender Lew Carnahan, said he will argue his client killed Mena in self-defense.

According to Carnahan, Mena was killed by a single stab wound contrary to an initial report it was a multiple stabbing death. PUBLIC NOTICE r' 3337169 Eberspocher DN Dec.8.13,18 GAZ By JOHN RICE Associated Press Writer Nye County. He said the company has not yet announced it intention to mine the ore, but it has taken "all the steps to open one." Warren said the company expects to invest $200 million in the site. Dresser Industries is looking at a possible barite mine in Monitor Valley, 30 to 40 miles north of Belmont. He claimed the site "may be the world's largest" deposit of barite ore.

The site had once been NOTICE OF SALE OF REAl PROPERTY WHEREAS, RICHARD PETERSON iV the owner of that certain a lum unit situate at 3435 Balboa, Reno-' Nevodo, and more particularly de- vj scribed below; and WHEREAS, satd owner ot said unit delinquent in the payment ot assess ments provided for in the Declarotiorv cVi of Covenants, Condihons and Resinc-tions qoverning the planned unit de-velopment project at Sierra Vista Villas Unit No 2 Association. Inc.1. recorded April 22, 1977 as DocumenLiri No 460903 in Book 1074, page 670 of records in the Office ot then County Recorder ot Washoe Nevada; and WHEREAS Sierra V.sta Villas Unit No 2 Association, Inc. has caused a'. 2 Notice of Assessment to be recorded on September 7, 1979 as Document1 No.

628035 of the official records ic-, the Office ot the County Recorder ot Washoe County, Nevada; and WHEREAS, Sierra Vista Villas Unit No. 2 Association, Inc. caused a No-5 tice of Breach and Default and of Election to Cause Sale of Real PropetOT ty to be recorded on October 4, 1979 as Document No. 633602 in Book-1436 page 976 of official records the Office ot the County Recorder of Washoe County, Nevodo; and WHEREAS. Sierra Vista Villas Unit1'' No.

2 Association, Inc has elected to proceed lo sell the land ond premise herem described NOW. THEREFORE, notice is given that on the 18th day of January, 1980 ot the hour of 11:00 o'clock on said day. ai the Vigimo Street Ramada takes over Tropicana LAS VEGAS (AP) Ramada Inns officially took over the Tropicana Hotel on Saturday, ending a turbulent chapter in the history of the troubled resort. The Phoenix-based motel chain's purchase of the Tropicana marks its first entry into the resort gaming field, although the company has also announced plans to build a hotel-casino in Atlantic City. Ramada was to have assumed control of the Tropicana last week, but negotiations between former owners Deil Gustaf-son and Mitzi Briggs and the hotel's creditors held up the deal.

Briggs and Gustafson owe about $48 million to hotel creditors, and had to persuade them to take only part of their money now with the rest to be paid at a later time. Ramada put $12 million down on the purchase and will pay the balance between the first and third years of it operating the resort. The total price is based on a multiple of the Tropicana's earnings during the Ramada me Compiam rpr decree or di vorce. Dated November 13, 1979 JUDI BAILEY Clerk of the Court by M. Geielm Deputy Clerk 3325073 Martinez DN Nov 8 15.22 GAZ IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE Of NEVADA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY Of WASHOE No 79 8497 Dept No.

2 NEUFFFR ASSOCIATES ond PAUL NfUFFER, Pla.nt.fs vs NICHOLAS CAMBLIN. THOMAS MARTIN, NORMAN ALVlS; VALLEY TITLE AND ESCROW COMPANY, and CAM ENTERPRISES Defendants. SUMMONS THE STATE Of NEVADA SENDS GREETINGS TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: You are hereby summoned ond re quired to serve upon plaintiff's attorney, whose name and address is: NlCHOtAS PERfOS. ESQ 535 Plumb Ln Reno NV 89502 on Answer to the Complaint which is herewith served upon you, withm 20 duvs otter service of this Summons upon you. exclusive of the day of service.

If you fatl to do so. udgment by default will be laken against you for the relief demanded the Complaint. This oc'ion is brought to obtain mone lary damages sustained as a result of a breach of contract as further set forth in the Complaint on file herein Dated November 9, 1979 JUDI BAILEY Clerk of 'he Court by K. Graham Deputy Clerk 3336567 Neufer Assoc DN No 1 7 24 Dec I 8 GAZ IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT Of THE STATE OF NEVADA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY Of WASHOE No 79 8299 Depl No. 5 CESAR AGUIRRE.

Pla.nl.ft vs MAGDALEN A AGUIRRE. Defendant. SUMMONS THE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS GREETINGS TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: You are hereby summoned and re qi ired to serve upon piomtiff 's altor ney whose name and nddress is: ECHEVERRIA AND OSBORNE. CHARTERED. 555 So Center Reno, Nevada B9501 an Answer to ihe Complaint which is herewith served upon you.

within 20 days at'et service of 1 this Summons upon you. exclusive of the day ot service. If you tail to do so. ludijmeni by default will be taken against you tor the relief demanded ine Complomt. This Tchon is brought to secure a Decree of Divorce pon me grounds of incompatibility Do'ed November 2.

JUDt BAUEY Cleik of the Court by MNG Deputy Clerk 3318607 Aqyiw DN Nov 10 24 Dec I 8 GAZ A rash of major mining operations are set to open soon in Nevada, propelling the state along a "third renaissance" of mining, according to Nevada Mining Association President Robert Warren. "At least 15 major companies plan to lauch substantial hard-rock mining operations during the 1980s," Warren said Friday. The operations include tungsten, molybdenum, silver, gold and uranium, he said. And lie added that exploration also is booming in the oil, geothermal and building materials fields. Echoing Gov.

Robert List's recent speech to the Nevada Mining Association convention. Warren said the the "renaissance" started in the 1961 discovery of micron-s zed gold particles near Carlin. The first bonanza in Nevada was launched in the mid-1800s with the Comstock silver mines of the Virginia City area and the second was in the turn of the century Tonopah strike. Since the Carlin find, 22 important mines have opened, Warren said. He said that during 1978, more than $75 million was spent in hard rock mining exploration.

State officials estimate that another $10 million was spent looking for oil and $15 seeking geothermal resources, Warren added. Warren said uranium explorations seem especially encouraging. He predicted that "Nevada will become a major uranium producer within the next decade." And he said thousands of uranium mining claims have recently been filed. According to Warren, a series of major mining operations are expected to be launched during the next few years: Placer Amex discovery of uranium at the McDermitt Cordero in Humbolt County. Freeport Gold operation 50 miles north of Elko.

Warren said the discovery has the potential to surpass the output of the Carlin operation, and he noted the Freeport has ordered $60 million in production equipment. The Anaconda molybdenum discovery in entrance ot me Washoe Louny ourt- proposed as part of the Great Basin National Park, he noted. Chevron Resources, is considering uranium mining in the McDermott Caldera area. AgAu Co. has announced it may try to rework the gold and silver tailings of the old Elko dumps.

Cyprus Mining Co. is studying a gold mining operation at Northumberland. The Elko Victoria Mine, sold off by Anaconda, may be reopened by Day Mines of Idaho. Warren said it would be a very large underground mining operation. Ancelco has announced plans to mine gold northwest of Elko.

Kennecott plans to rework the tailings of its massive copper mining operation at McGill near Ely. Although actual open pit mining has halted due to falling copper prices and evnrionmental problems. Warren said "at least 20 years worth of reserves" remain. Silver King Mines recently has obatined financing for a major open pit silver operaytion in the Taylor District of White Pine County. Pinson Co.

plans to mine Carlin-type gold in Humboldt County. In Mineral County, Oxydental minerals has announced a major open pit silver operation at Cande-laria which is expected to produce 8,000 tons of ore a day. Climax Molybdenum soom probably will have three or four drilling rigs operating in intensive exploration near Battle Mourjtain. Placer Amex feels it has finally worked out a way to recover the ore at the big Cortez Mine near the Eureka-Lander County line. rto-wSe.

Keno, Nevaao, Sierra Vis'i i-iste-X d3 V'ilas Unit No 2 Association. Inc sell, at public auction, to the highetf' bidder, for cash in lawful money oVi NOTICF Of DISSOLUTION Of PARTNERSHIP NOTICE IS HBV GIVEN thai Wuyrte Mjtley and MorshaH R. Matley, heretofore doing business as Partners under the firm name of LAND AND ItVESTOCK TWO WAV, at 1201 Marsh Avenue. Reno, Nevada, have dissolved their Partnership as of November 29 1979 by mutual consent, and that after said dissolution no person has authority io mtur any obligations on behalf of the former firm. M.

LAND AND LIVESTOCK TWO WAY By 'S- Vorvrn Murphy WARVIN MURPHY Authorized Represeniative 233190 Dissolution DN Dec 8 GAZ IN THE 5FCOND jUC'GAl COURT OMHE STATE Of NEVADA iN AND FOR THE COUNTV Of AASHOt No 79-9246 Dep' No I IN THF MATTER Of THE ESTATE OF HELENE LAiRD, Oceased GENERAL NOTICE Notice hereby given that CHARLTON LAIRD, havmq ftlert this Court a document purporting to be 'ho tost Will and Testament of HElENfc LAIRD, and a Petition praying rha the same be admitted to probate. a hearing has heen set for Wednesday the i9th day ot December, 1979. at 9 30 om.ai the Court House, tn the City ot Reno, County of Washoe per sons ntreited in ihe said Estate are notified tr appear and show rme Mud Wril should no' be admitted to probate and sard Petitioner up po-nted eti-lor of the estate of HE tENE lAiRD DATED December 1979 i'JDI BAlLtV Clerk of the Court the United Stotes of America, ait that certain lot, piece or parcel of land Situate tn the City of Reno, County of Washoe, State of Nevada, described os follows- Sierra Visia Villas of Reno, Unit No. 2. Lot 14, Block I.

planned unit devell opment according to the mop thereof, filed in the Office of the County Re-r corder of Washoe County State ot -p-Nevada on February 13. 1973 undeYH filmy number 275541, Official Records Toaether with all tenements, here, litaments and appurtenances, mdud- Tl ng easements ond water rights, if ny, and any reversions, remainder rents, issues or profits thereof. Dated this 29th day of November: 1979. SIERRA VISTA VtLlASr.a NO 2 ASSOCIATION. tNC By 's-Theodore Schroeder.c THEOjORE J.

SCHROEDER. ESQ. Attorney for Sierra VtsHi Villas 3341807 Serra Vsta DN Dec 8,15,22 GAZ irA hy fi Sunlei Deputy Deri 3312642 Lord ON Dec 8 12.17.