Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 16

Evening Gazette Saturday, Nov. 22, 1975 Lott Card of thanks Weather table 1 Area deaths RNOAKA AIR TOUUTION INDEX 23 Clean 26- SO light pollution 51-75 Moderate pollution 76-100 Heavy pollution 101 ond up Severe pollution The Weather Elsewhere By The Associated Press Frank F.Nostrosa Eureka native Frank F. Nostrosa, 80, of 620 Valley Road, Reno, died in a Reno hospital Wednesday. A lifetime resident of Nevada, he was born April 2, 1895. He was a veteran of World War I and was in construction.

He was a member of Barracks 0958, Veterans of World War Reno. Surviving are a sister, Arminda Van Meter; brothers, Charles Nostrosa and Daniel Glandville, all of Reno, and one nephew and several cousins. A funeral is scheduled for 2 p.m. Monday at the O'Brien-Rogers and Crosby Funeral Home with burial to follow at the Mountain View Cemetery with full military honors. Lillian A.

Dawson WINNEMUCCA A graveside funeral was scheduled today in the Winnemucca Cemetery for Lillian A. Dawson. Mrs. Dawson, 72, of Winnemucca, died Wednesday at her home. A native of Butte, she was born Aug.

4, 1903. She had lived for many years in California and moved to Winnemucca five months ago. She was a member of the Catholic Church, the Lake County Grange in Bachelor Valley, and the Degree of Pocahontas. Saturday HI 10 PRC Oik Albany 60 38 ,64 cdy Albu'quet 45 20 clr Amonllo 34 17 clr Anchorage 28 26 cdy Asfteville 58 31 cdy Atlanta 59 32 cdy Birmingham 4b 38 cdy Bismarck 35 6 clr Boiss 42 26 cdy Boston 68 45 .89 cdy Brownsville 67 59 cdy Buffalo 56 34 .14 sn Charleston 73 39 clr Charlotte 64 31 clr Chicago 39 34 cdy Cincinttati 45 34 cdy Cleveland 48 34 .04 sn Denver 28 12 clr Des Moines 32 18 clr Detroit 44 32 .01 cdy Duluth 23 15 cdy Fairbanks 8-3 clr Fort Worth 53 37 cdy Green Bay 39 19 .05 cfr Helen 33 13 clr Honolulu 85 72 cdy Houston 54 40 cdy Ind'apolis 38 30 .01 cdy Jocks ville 75 36 clr Juneau 36 30 cdy Kansas City 32 19 clr little Rock 44 30 cdy Los Angeles 73 51 clr Louisville 43 36 cdy Marquette 28 22 .20 sn Memphis 43 37 cdy Miami 82 65 clr Milwaukee 37 24 .03 cdy Mpls-St. P.

29 14 clr New Orleans 55 36 cdy New York 60 40 .84 cdy Okla City 43 28 cdy Omaha 34 14 clr Orlando 81 51 clr Philod'phia 66 39 .28 clr Phoenix 68 45 clr Pittsburgh 56 34 .01 sn p-tland, Me. 56 40 .93 cdy P'tland, Ore. 50 38 rn Rapid City 35 14 clr Richmond 72 32 .14 clr St. Louis 36 29 cdy Salt lake 35 16 clr San Diego 70 48 clr San Fran 60 49 clr Seattle 52 43 rn Spokane 33 25 cdy Tampa 78 53 clr Washington 67 43 .03 clr Surviving are her daughter, Marjorie Castagnola of Carson, sister, Nellie grandchildren and nine PUBLIC NOTICE IN THI SfCONO AJOtCtAi01STIHrET CCXrJT Of StATE Of NtVADA. IN AND KX IK COUNIV Of WASHOt No 30TW6 Dm No 1 BHUSHANLAU PlointiH AMERICA IAU 0iv4rjnt SUMMONS THE STATE Of NtVADA SENDS GREETINGS TO THE AflOVf NAMED DEftNDANT You ore hereby summoned and required to serve upon ptainlirt i alloinay, whose name and address is Joseph Kay, Jr 100 North Arlington Ave Reno, Nevada an answer 10 the Comploint which it herewith served upon you within 30 doys after service of ihis Summons upon you.

exclusive of the day of tervice you fail to do to. ludgment by default will be token against you for the relief demanded in me Complaint This ts on action for divorce charging I hoi the porHet we incompu'ibte in ihe nsorfiaye Date 10-22 75 ALEX COON, Clerk of Court By COtHft Deputy Clerk 332640 loll Oct 25 Nov tilV22 IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COU9T Of THE STATE Of NEVADA, IN AND FOR IHE COUNTY Of WASHOt No 30A444 Dept No FILEMON PINA UCHAUCO Plami.H ERMfUNOA ICHAUCO, Defendant SUMMONS TK STATE Of NEVADA SENDS GREETINGS TO Tt ABCM NAMF.D DEFENDANT You Ore hereby summoned ond required to serve upon plainliH's attorney, whose name ond address is SYIVIA THOMPSON. 379 Flint Street, Reno, Nevada an Answer 'o Ihe Complaint which herewith served upon you, within 20 days after service of this Summons upon you, ei elusive ot the day of service If you fail to do so. ludgmenl by default will be token against you for the relief demanded in the Comploinl. DoiedOclober 14, 1975.

ALEX COON, Clerk of ihe Court By RONCHETTI Deputy lerk 3344603 Ixhooco Nov. 15-22 29 Dec I 3 NOT It! TO CONT ACTORS INVITATION TO BID Sealed Bids will be received by the State of Nevoda Public Works Board in Room 306, legiskHiv Building, 401 South Corson St'eei, Corson Cty. Nevado, until 2 00 PM Local Time. December 16. 1975 tor Commissary Storage Building.

Northern Nevada Children's Home. East Fifth ond Stewart Streets CARSON City, Nevado Such sealed btds ot are received will be opened ond reod publicly at the above hcur, doe ond pioce by representative of the State of Nevodo Public Wtxti Board Bids must be submitted on a Bid form supplied with the pkxtt ond specifications All td documents moy be examined at the office of the State of Nevodo Public Works Board. 40) South Corson Street Carson Cry, Nevodo. the office of me Architect Putnam 4 Richie, 1525 Greg Street, Sporkt. Nevada; Reno Builders tMchange, 310 South Wells Avenue.

Reno, Nevada and may be obtained ot the office of (he Architect, Putnam Richie, 1525 Gieg Street, Sporks. Nevodo by bonofrde General Controciors, far the deposit of Seventy Five Dollars ($75 00) for a maximum of three (3) sets Deposits will be refunded if ptons and specifications ore returned in good condition wrthm ten 10) calendar days after Bid Opening dote General Contractors, Subconli actors and or others desiring to bid on this work shall be licensed and qualified by the Nevoda Stole Contractor's Boord previous to lime of Bid opening The Architect's estimate of construction casl for this proiect $79 847,00 The riant if reserved by the State of Nevoda Public Works Bood to reiect any or all bids, or to occept ihe bid deemed best for the interest of the State of Nevodo By WilltamE. Hancock. AIA, Secretory Slate of Nevoda Public Worfci Board. Corson Cily, Nevodo 3334208 75-46 Nov 22-2B Dec 5-12 IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT Of THE STATE Of NEVADA.

IN AND fOR THE COUNTY Of WASHOE No 309129 Dept No 7 IN THE MATTER Of THE ESTATtOf STANLEY PAUR olso known os STANLEY GUST AVUS PALMER Deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY QVfN, THAT Ruth Palmer King having filed in this Court a document purponmg to be the last iM and testament of Stanley Palmer ah known os Stanley Gustavus Palmer, deceased, and 0 petition, praying that the some be od-mrfted to Drobote, the heor.no 'hereof has been fimed by sod Court tor Thursday, the 4th day of Detmeber. 1975. ol 9 30 o'clock A of said day ot rhe Court House, the City of Reno. County of Washoe; ond all persons interested the said estate ore noiif ted Ihen ond there appear and show cause, if any they have, why said will should not be admitted to probate ond said petitioner appointed enecotri thereof Dated. November 10, A 1975 ALEX COON Clerk of Court By A CAREY, Deputy Oert 900firsi National Bank Bldg 1 Eov First Street Reno, Nevoda 89501 Attorneys for Petitioner 3341807 olmef Nov 13-18 22 fcday funeral Home, winnemucca, was tndigc ui arrangements.

Atta E. Anderson LOVELOCK Atta E. Anderson, 63, of Lovelock, died Wednesday in a Lovelock hospital. She was" born April 23, 1912, in Texas. She was reared there.

Following her marriage, she and her family moved to California, where she made her home until she moved to Lovelock in 1974. Mrs. Anderson was a member of the Methodist Church. Surviving are her husband, Burton of Fairfield, sons, Kaleb Rasco of Lansing, Lonnie Rasco of Fairfield and Russell Rasco of Lovelock; daughters. Bertha McLeod of Auburn, Ora Bray of Fairfield.

Madeira Clark and Beverly Oberst, both of Lovelock, and Lola Szanto of Waco, Tex. 21 grandchildren and one-greatgrandchild. A funeral and burial was to be conducted today in Fairfield, Calif. The Belanger Funeral Home, Lovelock was in charge of local arrangements. Jeremiah Wilson Jeremiah Wilson, 40, of 1520 Hillboro died in a Reno hospital Wednesday.

He was a maintenance man at the University of Nevada, Reno. A native of Vandale, he was born April 13, 1935. He had lived in Nevada for 20 years and was a member of the Reno Mizpah Lodge. Survivors include his widow, Anna of Reno; sisters, Lottie Seiriel and Bennie Williams, both of Reno and Mabel Hare of Vandale; mother, Lillian Hare of Vandale; brothers, Alfonso Veasley and Oddell Hare, both of Reno. and Lonzo Hare of Vandale.

1 Allen of Puyallup, six 10 a.m. Monday at the Pilgrim Crosby Funeral Home is in institute should take a more Westinghouse is to help with electronics and Austin Co. with planning and management. The project has been under negotiation for four years. The aircraft industry plans to start by servicing Greece's military aircraft and Olympic Airways' Boeing fleet.

Olympic is the national air carrier. The industry hopes later to assemble planes under license. A funeral is scheduled for Rpst Rantist Church with burial to follow at the Mountain 7, View Cemetery. The O'Brien-Rogers and of arrangements. 10 AS Of November 21 I will no longer be responsible for any debit other than my own.

Horry Richord Toornht NEED TIME to do your thing but want your home to thine? Jut! give a coll lo Handy Annie, our telephone number it86079 LOSE WEIGHT tote; tern, eaty with the Oiodan plon Reduce lluidi with Fluidex, Sfcuggs Drugt Cenler, Reno Sporkt Will THE pertont who bought SUNDANCE, white Chihuahua Terrier, from the Animal Control approximately 3 weekt ogo pleate call Nancy at 649 )46l. very urgent. Thank you AS Of November 1 5th I will no longer be retpontible for any debt! other lhan thote for Doc't Radiator Shop, Inc. Reno and Gloria CHrjlici MET ANYONE nice loiely? Try AC veniures in Aimuaes. tur 443.

OVEREAltRS ANONVrVOUS. Coll 473- 1466 or 97? 8E47 AS Of November IS I will no longer be responsible for any debts olner thon my own Donald S. Rennie. FOR A MASSAGE, the way It wot meant to be 4 Season's Spa. 1C PinoSl.y-34U.

AMAZING "GRAPEFRUIT Pill" with Diadax plon more convenient lhan' grapefruit Eol satisfying meals ond lose weight. Skoggs Drug Cenler, Reno Sparks IN JAlPfeEDBAIt? CAU MAC, 329-7888 AtCOHOt ICS ANONYMOUS Call 329-7593 ABRAHAM'S CHILDREN GlVE THANKS Call 322 BE PAMPI RE0 at the International Touch of Class. Sua no Mossoge. Roman both. Privacy Comfort.

Elegance 80 -4o m. 229 West 2nd FOLLOW THE WIND Speed Direction Indicators; Oust Register, Ho nd -He Id Models too. Unique Christmas Gifts. 329-4743 FACILITIES FOR 200 Banquets, por es, receptions. Call Meeting Place, 825-6338 WHY RENT FURNISHED? Now available for leose ''purchase, 3 complete rooms of furniture $19 98 per month, 22 pieces living room, dining room, bedrooms.

Complete choice of colors and models. First payment plus tax in odvance. WARNER FURNITURE DISTRIBUTORS 1975 Timber WayClosed Sundays 323-1511 323-7245 Manage Equipment 11 VIBRATOR, professional, was $100, now Jjr Travel 12 AAACON AUTO TRANSPORT Ship your cor anywhere in United States and overseas 786-2864 Help Wanted 14 FULL TIME Liquor, experienced sales lerk, local references, 339-9906 before noon. SALESWOMAN: Tremendous career opportunity with established Reno firm selling Peg boord Bookeeping Systems. Excellent earnings potential, insurance benefits.

Call 329 1771 for interview. FULL TIME Mothers helper wanted. Must enjoy children, housework nvolved, own transportation. Monday thru Friday, 11:306 am. Call after 6p.m.

825-6438 UPHOLSTERERS, too salary olus fringe benefits, steady all year work. Coll col lect 702-623 3733 MANUFACTURING ENGINEER: Recent graduate in industrial or manufacturing engineering needed to fill an mportant position in a mechanical manufacturing company. Apply at Standard Pneumottc Motor Compony, 4980 Energy Way, Reno. REOIT-COLLECTION Manaaer needed for Washoe Medical Center. Previous hospital credit collection experience required.

Salary open, excellent fringe benefits including retirement plan, ena resume to Personnel Director. Washoe Medical Cenler, 77 Pringle Way, Reno, Nevodo, 99502. An Equal Opportunity Employer. TRAVEL Agents needed im mediately, experienced only need opply. Phone 786-3944 for appointment LA TABLE Francoise is looking for a young experienced bortender.

Please contact 883-1 510. HOLIDAY HOTEL Casino is now taking applications for coffee shop relief cashier. Apply with Mr. Bailey, downtown Reno. NEED LIVE-IN for rest home, room ft board plus salary.

For details call 322- 6177. WANTED: BOOKKEEPER, experienced in accounts payable ond receivable, references required Phone 329-081 1 between 9 a.m. -12 p.m. for op-pointment, ask for office manooer. domestic houseworker 6 hours, 1 day a week, pay $3.50 hour, must have wnJr9' isportai ion.

Coll 825-5272. SECRETARY: Light Bookkeeping for National health agency. Type 50 wpm, mimeographing, fund raising co-ordination. Starting salary $400. 322-7064.

HOUSEKEEPERCOMPANION for elderly lody, older woman preferred. j.OJO mornings. BACHELOR NEEDS woman, 1 day per week lo clean opart men! Phone afternoons or evenings 826 4272. INSURANCE INSPECTORS: Port time to conduct insurance inspections in Reno and Carson City oreot. Fee basis.

Reply: P.O. Box 4228, Burlingame, Col ifornio 94010. FULL TIME dishwasher, doy shift, Monday -Friday. Apply 575 Keystone. Chocolate Pit.

DENTAL ASSISTANT. Good disposition, fastidious, complete resume in writing taene-Journal Box 214. NURSE AIDES ond maids For op- potnimenrs, U3U SdJ-DOrt. MAIDS WANTED, year round work, frinne tlMntit nnnlu in nwann if nnorei am, iyui aoutn virginio. MOIIl MANAGER 22 units.

Reply Gazette- Journal Box 213. SITTER. MY home or live-in. Plus salary Piano 356-9380. EXCITING FUN Job.

Be your own boss, 25-30 hours, 6 days weekly, convenient shifts, 10AM-3PM, 3PM- arrvv Unitorms, benefits, bonus, wages. Apply in person between 1 PM-4PM, fotomat Corporation, 320 Broadway. Perfer cashier and sales experience, but not required. PART TIME work, all oaes apply, $24 per day. 322-1201 for appointment.

EXEC SEC SH $700 STAT TYPIST $650 LEGAL SEC SH $650 GAL FRIDAY $430 KtCcrT TYPIST DOE BBCC 1281 Terminal Way, Suite 123 786-8722 Agency Build A Career with Mutual of Omaha Mr. Zarlengo 826-3537 Equal Opportunity Compony rVT AUTO SALESAAAN NEW AND USED, LEASING, GO00 ADVERTISING, GROUP INSURANCE, demo plan, selling the subaru. unless you want to make $2 000 MONTHLY IN COMMISSIONS PLEASE DO NOT APPLY. Apply at HAVAS MOTORS SUBARU 1500S. Virginio St.

Personal 120 fttWAkO rVwdtum wd gray ond wnth female cat, canco orange spots Lost icxkwood ora, ail of Sporkt Owner will pickup. 35fr 2669 47 5764 IMPORTANT LOST: LARGE mol cot, prexkminantly Siames, blue-gray morkingt, I yecv SILVER KJOCHI. Moron -Walk. Collar A Itxnh attached. Triurtdny morning LOST: BtAOC Labrador, female, vicinity Kirmon, Capitol Hill Answers to Ebony Reword, otter spm.

322-5409. PlEASf DOfSN'T SGAAfONf know the whereabout! ol Ralph? I am totally lent without my little buddy. Tan 8 month old male wiry Terrier wearing a red collar, no togs, old injury on right reor side. Disappeared Sunday November 9 from the end of West Plumb Lane Call 329-7467 or Animal Control if you rather. Please come home Ralphie.

GOLD NEVADA Slate Seal Locket, with Tonoooh on reverse side, on Gold Nugget chain. Reword. REWARD: RED Irish Setter, male, vicinity 1401 West 4lh. 747 3749, 786- 1323. COLLIE AUSTRALIAN Shepherd mix (Border Collie No collar, looks like small collie Nome "Elynn." 12 yeors old Lost West of Reno Reword Call 359 6347 Sporks.

CHOCOLATE LAB puppy, male, lost seen East 2nd, 102475 Reword XSLUXL BASStl HOUND, mole. In-colored. 'Digger" Sporks vicinity, opprox 113 75 Reword 359 1928 eves. days 323 31 'J6ob Firesiuie. REWARD: FCMAiE Blue-point, long haired Siamese, Arleen Way, Sporks 356 2279 $100 REWARD Lost Dog, male, white, browr ears, no tags, North of Gerlacl- October 17.

Inquire Bruno's Bar or Uoyd Ginochio Gerlach 557 23 1 5 or Texaco Station 557-2272 Parionali 10 WANT 10 Take a doy oft but loo much to do around the ploce Just moke a call to Handy Annie ond to your house I will race 784-0179 INDEX ANNOUNCEMENTS i Found 7 lost 8 Meetings, Notices 2 Personals 10 Travel 12- AUTOMOTIVE Antique, Vintage Autos 156 Dune Buggies 157 Forelon.SportCars 158 Four-Wheel Drives 152 Autoleotina ISO Automobiles 160 Auto Repairs 154 Auto Supplies 153 Auto Wanted 155 Trucks )5 EMPLOYMENT Babysitting 28 Care of Children 30 Agencies 16 Help Wanted 14 Jobs for Veterans 15 Salesmen, Women 20 Schools of Instruction 32 Situations Wonted 22 Student Help 23 MERCHANDISE Antiques 112 Auctions 117 Coins, Stomps Ill Food, Form Produce 1 IB Fuel 122 Furniture 106 Garoge Soles 113 Hoy, Feed, Groin 126 Home Appliances 109 livestock 124 Massage Equipment 11 Miscell loneous for Sole 114 Miscellaneous Wonted 116 Musical Instruments 1 10 Office Equipment 103 fets 128 Ranch, Heavy Equipment 103 Sporting Goods 136 Television, Rodio 107 MINING Mining 100 MOBILE HOMES Mble.Homeonlot 139 Mobile Homes 140 Mobile Home lots 142 REAL ESTATE Acreage 74 Business Opportunities 70 Commercial Property 66 txenange Keol estate 75 Feather River Property 69 Feather River Rentals 67-A Income Property 63 Investments 64 Tohoe, Sierro Mm 67 Loans Wanted 52 lots ft Subdivisions 73 Money to Lend 51 Ranches, Form Property 77 Real Ei tote 62 Real Esiote Loons 53 Real Estate, Non-locol 55 Real Estate Wonted 65 RECREATIONAL VEHICLES Aircraft 134' Boots 133 150 Motorcycles, Bicycles 138 Motor Homes 148 Snowmobiles 131 Trove) Trailers 145 RENTALS Apartments 77 Apartments, Furnished 76 Business Rentals 94 Condominium Rentals 76 Duplexes B2 'Duplexes, Furnished 83 Goroae for Rent 97 Hotels-Motels 79 Houses 80 Houses, Furnished 81 Lake Tohoe Rentals 68 Mobile Homes 89 Mobile Home Spaces 93 resiure 125 Rec. Vehicle Rentals 149' Rentals Wanted 85 Rooms for Rent 84 Rooms with Board 86 Share living Quarter AA I Wonted to Rent 87 Warehouse Rentolt 95 Industrials Wonted 96 SERVICES Astrology 35 Corpentry, Repairs 43 novse Cleaning Moving, Hauling 46 fainting Services, MiKelloneous Spiritualism Make a little change Where The Buyers Are gazette-journal classified 786-8989 Si 491 50 34 (Information as fumohed by the National Weather Seme at Reno International Airport. Temperatures high ond low for 24 hours ending at9am. today NevackColifornia Stations I RENO 46 1 Sparks 14 Verdi 43 18 Pyramid lake 23 VirginioGty 35 24 Carson City 45 12 follon 48 19 Yeringion 47 14 Hawthorne 49 lovelock 45 9 Winnemucco 44 19 Bottle Mountain 39 9 Elko 37 12 Owyhee 36 16 Wendover 39 21 Ely 33 5 Austin 40 18 Tonopah 55 16 Yucca Fbl 50 II lasVegas 58 Incline Village 44 25 Qenbrook 47 22 DogaetlPass 34 18 South lake Tohoe 40 18 Echo Summit 44 26 TahoeCity 4) 21 Truckee 42 II BlueConyon 33 Socromenlo 57 38 Slide Mountain 31 25 Butney 43 19 Susanville 45 15 Yosennte 60 2C Bishop 56 16 PRECIPITATION July I to dote. 2 20 last year to date.

I 45 Normal, I 60 SUNSET today, 4 40 pm. SUNRISE tomorrow, 6:51 a m. FORECASTS RENO AND VIOMTY far with increasing cloudiness tonight portiolly clearing Sunday. High both days mid 50s. Overnight low in the teens, TAHCf BASIN Far and increosina cloudiness tonight with a chance of snowshowers Sunaoy High both days low 40s Overnight low near 20 SIERRA Vorioble cloudiness through Sunday with increasing cloudiness ond a chance of showers in the north.

Slow worming trend. NORTHEASTERN CALIFORNIA Variable cloudiness through Sunday with a chonce of showers Slow warming trend, WESTERN rSVADA Increasing cloudiness tonight, portiolly clearing Sunday. Chonce of a few mountain showers in the north, with snow level at 6,000 feet High both doys 45-55, Overnight low 15-25, EASTERN KVADA Increasing cloudiness tonight, partially clearing Sunday. Chance of a few mountain showers. High both days 45-55.

Overnight low 10-20 EXTREME SOUTHERN FfVADA Foir throuoh ounoay wim nam winos nign Doth days Overnight low 30-40. Reagan incident figure ordered to undergo tests MIAMI AP) A U.S. magistrate has ordered psychiatric testing of a young man who allegedly brandished a toy gun in front of Republican presidential aspirant Ronald Reagan. Magistrate Peter Palermo told the parents of Michael Carvin, 20, Friday to find a suitable private institution with adequate security to accept him. Palermo set a Dec.

9 preliminary hearing for Carvin, who was charged with intimidating Reagan and resisting and interfering with Secret Service agents after allegedly pulling a toy gun on the candidate at a hotel near the Miami airport Thursday afternoon. The youth's father, Paul Carvin of Ocean City, will be permitted to put up a $100,000 personal bond when the court approves his release to a private psychiatric hospital, Palermo said. Until the facility is chosen, the young man will be held at Broward County Jail, the magistrate said. Earlier, Palermo had ordered Carvin to a hospital agreed upon by Carvin's lawyer and the U.S. attorney's office.

But the facility, the Coral Ridge Psychiatric Hospital near Fort Lauderdale, refused to accept him, the magistrate said. No reason was given. The judge had directed marshals to make sure that security was adequate but that was not a problem, a court spokesman said. When Carvin appeared in court for his initial hearing, the judge had admonished him, "Do not jump bond, because wherever you go, you will be found and returned here You are going to be in big trouble if you don't do as this court directs." The charge of intimidation of a candidate is a misdemeanor carrying a maximum penalty of one year in jail and a $1,000 fine. The charge of interference with agents is a felony with a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine.

Barry Carvin said his brother told him during a visit in jail Thursday that he "meant no harm. He made no attempt to strike Reagan." Laxalt vote Sen. Paul Laxalt said he has voted against an amendment to the defense appropriations bill which would have set a Senate ceiling on the defense budget. The proposed ceiling was equal to the House approved 8 per cent cut in the administration's budget request for the Department of Defense. Laxalt said that, "The senators who sponsored and supported this amendment are by and large the same group which consistently votes to open the federal coffers to HEW, EPA, OSHA and similar agencies.

WE WISH TO EXTEND out hwvrftlt (Honk and appreciation for acn of lundnoM, mttOQM of ympothy, boouliful Horol offering, ond donoltont to orch charity, from our many tnoncfc in a tod boroovomont the tou of our botovod doughior, ntm, aronddoughtor, ntoco ond cou A ipcoi monk to the ivmt ond Father MyHon and Pother R.ghim in tfoff St Mary Hotpiiol, nunos ond atdn, ond tpociot thonk. to Or Morel It The Family of IVenaa Gay McNeilty TMf FAMILY of Julius RcWtm with to pru their appioootion for ihe many kindnotwt Shown ut following mo lou of our beloved hutbasd. father, and broihor Oont Rodoitt Mlvin ond Ooru Corpntr looiw Nttuontwondor Wt WISH to expreu our tmcv thanki and appreciation for the mony kindnouot extended us by th doctor, utters, Father Myhan, and tnt tfoft ot Si Mnry'i HohKI Our many fnondi and in the recent tou of our bftovod hutbond brother, ond unci Ih family of A.J Vital statistics RENO AREA POLICE REPORT Following ore wrests reported by poke for investigotion of driving under the influence Ren0 xnaa yioutin, J3, jjo isiieen unv. AtavO Coiucc. 28.

601 Division. Corson Srw-. 11320 Rocky student Robert J. Cvr. 47, 825 Oelucchi lone.

Reno, socio! worker. Lcrr A. Caputo, 34. 343 13th Scoks, bartender COURT ACTION Mowing ore actions reported by courts involving persons aresied for investigation of drivingunder the influence. Leo teighton, Winnemucco, fined SI 50 ftitrick Moms.

730 Barry Circle, Reno, amended to intoxicated in or about a vehicle, fined $50 Dolores C. Eichner, 2295 S. Virginia Si Reno, fined $150 MARRIAGE LICENSES Collin Foubel, 47 of Son Jose Calif ond Betty L. Howery, 52, or Reno; Douglas J. Ataon, 23, ond Cathy I lingo, 22, both of Tohoe Vista, Glenn D.

KrxnM, 43, ond Enio E. Knowles, 49, both of Reno; Robert F. Romine, 50, ond Eleanor E. lusting 55, both of Reno. Janes Williom Dickson, 38, ond Sandra Sue Rankel, 34.

both of Reno Bruce Von Hytte, 38, of Reno ond Delores On, 34, of Susanville, Andrew Fry. 23, ond Cynthw I. Teueiro, 23, both of Reno. Thaveechoi ArokoArrnpunyo. 26, of Reno ond Aleionaro Victor-o 27, of Sparks, -Wchoel 26, ond Patrice I.

Schultz, Rolando Romero Noku, 26, of San Jose, Colif ond Carmenota Ferondo Elecuw, 29, of Reno, Steven Leslie Crone, Ivof Iruckee, Colif ond Jorne tvnr Sneed, 20, of Herlong R'thord Otovick, 19, ond Suzonne E. Allord 18, both of Reno; Kurt 0 McCulloch, 22, and Mory A Soro, 22, both of Reno; James Ookey, 26 of Son Rafoel. Cofrf and V-ck; I Kdley. 26, of Reno; Richord I. Joiner, 25, ond Joyce A.

Boehmler, 25, both of Reno; Kenneth Angle, 25, and Mory I. Friberg, 22, both of Reno; Jock lee ftien, 39, of Reno ond Essie Beo Fmtey, 39, of Block Springs; Steven Hugh Troell, 25, ond Susan Gail Coughlm, 22. both of Reno; Wesley M. Wells, 35. ond Jeorme P.

Beord-sley, 29, both of Sparks, Romeo de Guzmon, 46, and Merion Dolor Mantares, 26, both of Reno; Stephen a. teMwd, 25, and Patricio a. Simp- son.a.oothotKeno; ThonxisJ.rnham,22,ofRenoondTeresolynn Keen, of irvme, Poui Douglas in, Xtt wilier, ootn ot Keno; Jomes Gordon Howard, 60, ond Donno Fave Flott, 46, both of Reno; Roul R. 21, ond Patricia Arm Allgoier, 20, both of Reno; Brion Scon King, 18, and Shelly Armindo Mellum, 18, both of Reno; Rodney Howard Sanders, 28, of Reno ond Julionno Mary Bertolino, 27, of Sporks; Paul W. Beor, 59, and Noncy Medford, 26, both of Elko; Dole Henry Nicol, 26, ond L.ndo Ann Sanders, 26, both of Reno; lorry J.

Dona, 29, and Parrela J. Jasper, 28 both of Sparks; Richarc' ''lien Kincoid, 27, and Veronica Edith Dov, 5r), both of lakes, Calif Duone D. Thornton, 22, ond Elizabeth Ann Weigel, 21, both of Incline Village; lewis Manuel lemus, 26, of Sporks and IJorbora JoAnn Pestko, 26 of Fallon Stephen M. Walsh, 23, of Sporks ond Juoniia Martinez, 20, of Reno; Jimmie Omitn Bollard, 18, ond Noncy Lyn Earnhardt, 17. both of lemmon Valley; Richord Kiker, 31 ond Gerodine P.

Zucco, 24, both of Sparks; Gory Jomes Reeder Sr 34, ond Maybelle Charlene Marvin, X. bath of Sporks; Wilbur Sprmkel, 37, ond Corol Arm Hodoe, 29, both of Reno; Michael Frederick Nielsen, and Judith Ann Gomes, 23, both of Carson City; William Eorl Boiing 22, and Tina Rose RooViquez, 20, both of Sporks. DECREES GRANTED letty Anlone vs. Joe Antone, Elisabeth Argo vs. Theodore Robert Argo; Moreen 1.

Colabrio vs. Michael D. Colobria; Esielik) Solozor Cosmmro vs. Reynoldo V. Casimiro; Corol A Covert vs.

Calvin Covert; Ellen DeWitt vs. Michael C. DeWitt; lee Estep vs Betty Estep; Charlene A Fisher vs Steven G. Fisher; Floyd Harris vs. Elinor D.

Horns; C. Jeon Holloway vs. John A. Hollowoy; Nancy 8 Jones vs. Kenneth Jones; Jeon Gonser Kimbrough vs, Oaig Williom Ktm-brough; Winifred tt McLean vs.

Euoene Mdeon; Kcuimierz J. Poierek vs. Dorothy Ann Paterek; Frieda May Prilchord vs William Leroy Pritchord; John Dovid Rossi vs. Mary Alice Rossi, Betty Jeon Sondhcldl vs. Peter E- Sondholdt; Morteza Shohbozi vs.

Koren Ann Rasmussen Shohbazi; Dovid H. Turner vs. Beverly June Turner; Jo Ann Twiggs vs. Donold H. Twiggs.

Fire calls 1 Fire fighters -esponded to these colls from 1 1 frKioytoiiom wdoy Fndoy 215 975 Cwdone overheond UnM Vm 5 13 Moytoir Market, North Virginia street, car fire, domoge to upholstery ond 15p.m., 231 Fifth St oil leak. 7:21 p.m., Sea ond Ski, 201 Edison Way, folse olorm 7:56 360 Dinslow Drive, folse olorm. Todoy 1204a 227S VirginioSl. inhalaiorrun. 3:45 a.m., 515 S.

Virginia basement fire, minor damage. CARSON OTY Fridoy 3' 14 p.m., 1000 E. long St. brush fire. 9:22 Corson ond Telegraph streets, garbage fire.

Todoy Fifth St auto Occident. mmnusxm Fridoy 8:13 3705 Foirview lane, structure fire, minor damage. Natural causes ruled in death of Cabbs woman A Gabbs woman found dead in a wrecked car 41 miles east of Fallon Wednesday died of natural causes, the Nevada Highway Patrol reported. A spokesman said Mildred Johnson, 78, suffered a heart attack before her car left U.S. Highway 50 and overturned in a ditch.

Nye County authorities founcj car after sear. ching along the highway for two days. Eric "Red" Anderson Eric "Red" Anderson, a heavy equipment operator in the Reno area for 11 years, died in his Eufaula, home Wednesday. Anderson, 55, lived in Reno from 1959 to 1970. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Operating Engineers and Pyramid Masonic Lodge No.

43. He is survived by his widow, Janey, of Eufaula. Funeral services were conducted there. Francisco Herrera Jr. Post-burial funeral services for Francisco Herrera killed in a construction accident Thursday, will be held at 2:30 p.m.

Sunday at O'Brien-Rogers and Crosby Funeral Home. Herrera was buried in Mountain View Cemetery this morning, after a Requiem Mass at St. Thomas Aquinas Cathedral. Desert Institute remains separate The status of the Desert Research Institute as a separate of the University of Nevada System was reaffirmed unanimously by a vote of the university's board of regents which met Friday in Reno. After Dr.

Lloyd Smith was appointed acting president of the institute in February, Dr. Neil Humphrey, university chancellor, requested Smith present a position paper telling if and why the research institute should remain a PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TOBtOOfRS Th LMivtxvty of Nevoda, Reno, oxcert waled bid unhl- 10 00am I2JV75 fo lABORATCXY SUPPUES. Bd 2I64 Bds tkjV be lubcimed on official University of Nevoda "Invitation 10 Bid" form Bdi will be Room 305, Mornlt Administration Buitdtng, University of Nevada. Rno, Nevado For further informal on contact the University Pur chosing. Oepoflment, 764 6552 Jimjrtffers Jr Director ot Pufchoi-n 334tft004 2)64 IN THE SECOND iUDGAl DISTRICT COURT Of THE STATE Of NEVADA, IN AND FC THE COUNTY Of WASHOt No 309428 Dp" No 6 IN THE MATTER Of THE ESTATE Of VIRGINIA WILSON, also known as VIRGINIA WILSON Deceased NOTICE Of PETITION FOR LETTERS Of ADMINISTRATION Notice rs hereby given (hot AAARK RlNGlElN having Med with the Clerk of this Court a petition pfoyng for lertea of od-rmnistrotion of the estate of VIRGINIA WILSON, also known at VIRGINIA WILSON, deceased, the hearing of the some hot been fined by so Court for the 4th day of December, 1975, a 9 30 o'clock A Vt of said day, ot the Court House, the Cily of Reno, County of Wen hoe, and all persons mieresled in the sotd estate ore notified then and there to appear and thow cause, if any they hove, why said pet il ion should nor be granted Oatod November 19, A D.

1975 ALEX COON, Clerk ByE LIVERMORE, Deputy REED BOWEN 20 South Arlington Avenue Reno, Nevoda Attorneys for Petitioner 3310OOO Wilson Nov 72 26 30 Dec 1 IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY Of WASHOE No 309432 Dept No 2 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Of RAYMOND TIPTON. Deceased Notice is Hereby Given Trot RAYMOND TIKI UN having filed this Court document purporting to be the lost nil a testament Ot KAYfWJtNU HKIUN deceased ond a oeiilion yaymg i hoi the some be xite ihe henitvi ihrenf odmilted to prol has been fied bv said Court for Wed nesday, the 3rd day of December, 1975, ot 9 30 o'clock A.M. of sa.d day ot the Court House, in the City of Reno, County of Washoe; and all persons interested the said estate ore notified then and there to oppeor and show come, if ony they hove, why said wll should not be odmttted to probate and sad petitioner appointed Administrator with the Will Annexed thereof Dated, November 19th, A 1975 AtEX COON, Clerk By HASSON II. Deputy Cierk TAPSCOlY ESQ Attorney for Petitioner 105 North Sierra Street Reno, NV 3341420? Tjpion Nov 22-27 Dec 3 IN THE SECONO JUOtOAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE No.

309410 Dept No 6 FREDDIE D. BRANDT, Plaintiff VERYLO BRANDT. Defendant SUMMONS THE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS GREETINGS TO IHf ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT: You ore hereby summoned and required to serve upon plaintiff's attorney, whose name find address is: Peler Durney -Vargas, Bartleft Dixon, 201 West Liberty Reno, Nevodo an answer to the Comploint which herewith served upon you, within 20 days after service of this Summons upon you, exclusive of Ihe day of service If you rail to do so, judgment by default will be taken against you for the relirtf demanded in the Complaint. This ociion is brought to obtain a Judgment and Decree of Divorce on the ground that Plot miff and Defendant ore incompatible morrioge. all os is more fully set forih in ihe Complaint on file herein.

Nov 19, 1975 ALEX COON. Clerk of Court By STAfFORO Deputy Clerk 3347804 Brandt Nov 22 29 Dec O-13-20 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Under Section )04 9504 of Nevada Revised Statutes and pursuant to Security Agreement with CERT CORPORATION, 3400 Lakeside Drive, Reno, Nevoda, all repossessed collateral security generally described below will be sold at Public Sole on November 28, 1975, at 10 00 AM at the Eleyonl Wooon, 3400 Lakeside Drive, Reno, Nevoda. Collateral to be told os one unit: All equipment, machinery, furniture and fixtures, now owned or hereafter acquired by debtor, the trade name "ELEGANT WAGON," signs bearing so.d name or noma of debtor, together with oil items of tangible or mtongibte condition wherever located, now owed or hereofter or qui red by debtor Bids invited (cosh certified check -coshier's check) Sole items may be viewed prior to tale by appointment Call 32-0635 ELEGANT WAGON, INC Nevodo corporation ond ELEGANT WAGON EQUIPMENT RENTALS, a Partnership ByP I. Rogers Harney for secured Parlies 3329356 Elegant Nov 15-22-27 IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT Of THE STATE OF NEVADA. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE No 308590 Dept No 4 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE Of MARY EDNA 6NSON, Deceased NOf ICE TO CREDITORS SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby given thai the undersigned has been duty appointed and 3ualined by ihe above entitled Court on ih Ih day of November, 1975 as Administrator of ihe Estate of MARY EDNA BENSON, deceased All creditors having claims against said Esiote ore required lo file the same with the proper vox hers attached, with the Clerk of ihe Court wilhm sixly (60) days after ihe firsl publication of this notice Doled Nov 12J975 PIONEER CITIZENS BANK Of NEVADA TERRY TEGLIA.Gce President and Assistant Trust Administrator HIBBS A NEWTON Attorney for the estate 350 Soulh Center Street Reno, Nevodo 89501 3324407 Benton Nov If 22 27 IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT Of THE STATE Of NEVADA.

IN AND FOR THE COUNTY Of WASHOE No 308689 Lpt No IN THE MAKER Of THE ESTATE Of SAMUEL HOUGHTON. Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS Nolke is hereby Given (hot the u-dersigned has been duly appointed ond by the above entitled Court on the 'h day of November, A 1975 as executors of the esiote of Samuel G. Houghton, deceased. AIT creditors having claims ogaintl too uruiv urs rvquireo ro rite rne some with the proper vouchers attached, with the Clerk of the Court within three months after the first publication of this notice Doled November 5, A 1975 EDOAK HOUGHTON Sf CURlTY NATIONAL BANK Of NEVADA By: A NIGRO VP 4 TO. SANf OPD SANFORD, FAHWNiXOPF A MOUSFl By- WILLIAM SANFORO, Jr.

Attorney for the Estate 43 North Sierro Street Reno, Nevoda 89501 3340601 -Houghton Nov 12-17-22 Separate division. Had the board not reaffirmed it as a separate division IN THE SECOND JUDICAL DISTRICT COURT Of THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY Of WASHOE No 308341 Dept No 2 UL1ENA MAUMALANGA, Ptoinfiff SlONA MAUMALANGA, Defendant SUMMONS THE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS GREETINGS TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT: You ore hereby Summoned and required to serve upon plaintiff's attorney, whose name and oddress is: DAVID G. PARRAGUIRRE, ESQ 140 Virginia St Reno, Nevoda. an answer to the Complaint which it herewith served upon you, within 20 days after service of this Summons upon you, exclusive of the day of serce If you fail lo do so. judgment by default will be taken ogomst you for the relief demanded in the Complaint Thu oction is brought to recover a udgmenl and decree of absolute divorce upon me ground of IrKompolibility Dote October 8, 1975 ALEX COON, Clerk of Court By M.

STAFFORD. Deputy Cierk 3331402 Moumalongo Nov. 8-15-22-29 Dec. 6 IN THE SECONO JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT Of THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY Of WASHOE No 308297 Dept No 7 RENO VULCANIZING WORKS, a Nevada Corporation. Plaintiff vs RICHARD RE DUCK and ROBERT FORRESTER dbo AMERICAN CONTRACTORS CO and RICHARD REDLICK, individually ond ROBERT FORRESTER, individually, Defendants SUMMONS THE STATE Of NEVADA SENDS GREETINGS TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT You ore hereby summoned and required to serve upon plaintiff's attorney, mi hose name and oddress is STEVEN PETERSEN ESQ PETERSEN ft PETERSEN 195 South Sierra Stree'.

Reno, Nevada an answer to the Comploinl which herewith served upon you, within 20 days after service of this Summons upon you, exclusive of the doy of service. If you fa.l to do so. tuogment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. This oction is brought by plonliff against defendants to obtain a judgment upon monies due and owing oil is more fully described the Complaint on file herein Date: October 7, 1975 ALEX COON. Clerk of Court By BENHAM.

Deputy Clerk 333660 Redlick Oct 25 Nov 16-15-22 Of FICE OF THE COUNTY RECORDER WASHOE COUNTY NOTICE TO OWNERS Of BRANDS AND MARKS SHEEP AND GOATS Reno, Nevoda OCT-28-1975 AN ACT REQUIRING THE RE RECORDING Of BRANDS AND MARKS UPON LIVESTOCK, Approved Morch 25lh, 1915, requires every person, company, or corporation having sheep ond goats and owning a brand or mark, brands or marks, for the same, lo RE-RECORD such brands or brand, or marks or mark, with Ihe County Recorder on or before the first day of January, 1976. After ihe first aoy of Januory, 1976, no person, company, or corporation shall claim or own any brand or mark which hos NOT been RE RECORDED accordance with the provisions of this Act, and any failure to RE-RECORD a brand or mark as required by Ihe provisions of thu oet shall be deemed on ABANDONMENT of the tome, ond any person, company, or corporation shall be at liberty to adopt and use any brond or mark so abandoned, provided, lhat no person, company or corporation shall be at liberty to claim or use any such abandoned brond or mark until after he hos caused the same lo be RECORDED his own name, under the provisions of this act All RE RECORDING of old brands or marks, ond oil recording of new brands or marks, shall be done ond made in all respects accordance with the provisions of existing laws for the recording of marks and brands For RE-RECOROING of any old brand or morfc, the fee shall be the sum of FIFTY CENTS1 for recording a new brond or mark or any OLD BRAND or MARK the name of the new owner, the fee shall be $2 00 os now allowed by tow. To HOlD your brand legally you should Comply witnm suty (60) days prior to Januory 1st 1976 Respectfully, ARDlSC.BROvVN Washoe County Recorder 334900 Broods Nov. 1-8-1522-29- Dec. 6-13 BIDS REQUESTED JANUARYS, 1976 CITY Of RENO FIXED BASE OPERATOR SERVICES AND LEASE Of CITY OWNf HANGARS AT RENOSTEAD AIRPORT Seoled proposals will be received by (he City of Reno at the office of the City Clerk, Room 210, 490 South Cenler Street Reno, Nevada until and opened at 10 00 A.M., Pacific Standard Time on Januory 8, 1976 far rental of two hongors and provision of limited service Fixed Bose Operator services Ol RenoSteod Airport, Reno, Nevada The minimum Fixed Base Operator Services to be rendered lo the general aviation public to consist of: (1) Line services to include aviation fuel and oil sales and compressed air (2) Aircraft tie down orea ond tie down services minimum lie down area of 50,000 square feel (3) Transiet air crew lounge, public restroomt and public telephone (4) Aircraft parts and accessory tales for normal airport users (5) Minimum shop orea of 4,000 square feet (6) Atrcrafl maintenance services to include 100 hour ond annual licensing inspections, and preventive molrv lenonce The hongors lo be leased for provision of the above services consist of two odioceni steel frame, Butler type hongors of 5.504 ond 5.800 square feet respectively, ond located at 5405 ond 5375 Texas Avenue, RenoSeod Airport Buildings also known 4LOI ondifS 40O2 Proposal documents consisting of specifications, tamofe lease documents, proposal forms, and Airports Rules and Regulations, pertaining (o Airport business may be examined at Ine Airport Director's Office Reno International Airport, Reno, Nevada Proposal documents wilt be furnished, by Airport Director's Office, for twenty-live dollars ($25 00) for eoch set nonrefundable Bids must be submitted on the proposof form furnished by the Airports Department Right rs reserved lo rejecl ony and all bids Successful bidder will be expected to enter into a leose with City and begin operations within sixty (60) days of notification by City ROBIN M.

BOGfCH, Oty Clerk 3315603- Hongors Nov. 21-22 Friday, absorbing the research institute within the university's Reno and Las Vegas campuses could have been considered. -Regents also voted that the active role in cooperative research with the two university campuses, that the use of joint professional appointments between the research institute and the two university campuses be expanded and that the progress of these ef- forts be assisted and monitored by a four-member com- "ulee- Greece plans $130 million aircraft industry project (AP) Greece says it plans to establish an aircraft industry at an estimated cost of $130 million with the assistance pf four U.S. firms. A defense ministry spokesman said that Lockheed International Aircraft would act as general advisor and be for both construction and operation, while General Electric (would undertake operation and delivery of the engine division.

Planning workshops John Meder, administrator of the State Land Use Plannine Aeency said two public workshops concerning Statewide planning issues will be held in Washoe County in December. TThe workshop schedule is as follows: Dec. 8, in Swope Middle School Multipurpose Room, Keno. Dec. 9, Sparks Middle School Multipurpose Room, Isparks.

AH meetings will start at 7 p.m..