Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 30

Tuesday, July 3, 1979 30 Reno Evening Gazette Deaths Denial of Sundowner expansion Area deaths Uupm Private cteamtion will follow qi Masonic Memottol Gatderia. In Iteu 0 flowers, donations have been Suested United Scle'Oderma PO lo 73. Wohonville, CA VS07 IN IK NO on iuly beloved 'tii' JonM. Jr A nol.ve of Boyonne. Weil will bVh.ld erro Chapel, Walton funw.ll Heme on Thuitooy al recommended by planning staff By BOB LEWIS Ex-Assemblyman Rawson Prince dies ELY Former Nevada Assemblyman Rawson "Ross" Prince died Monday in an East Ely hospital a month after being elected to the Ely City Council.

He was 68. Prince, who represented the White Pine-Lincoln district in the Assembly from 1969 to 1974, had been under hospital care since January. A longtime White Pine County resident, Prince served on White Pine County's school board, hospital board and county commission. a He was born Oct. 27, 1910 in Washington, Utah, and spent his childhood in Idaho.

Prince married Hope Jensen ia 1932 and he moved to White Pine County a year later. Prince owned and operated a trucking business in Ruth and farms in Shoshone, Idaho, and White Pine County. Prince also owned the Highway Market east of Ely. He built the Independent Grocers Association building in Ely, which he operated Greater Reno-Sparks Chamber of Commerce stating a "real need" for more hotel rooms In the Reno area. Five months before the City Council rejection of the proposed expansion, Karadanis apparently tried to convert the floors to hotel rooms on his own but was stopped when building Inspectors ordered him to tear out bathroom fixtures installed for the unauthorized hotel rooms.

Sundowner building records were subpoenaed by a federal grand jury in March during an investigation into the city's sewer allocation program. The commission also will consider major project reviews on these cases: VINE STREET MOTEL Development plans call for a 100-room motel with an accompanying liquor store and gift shop on Vine Street between Third and Fourth streets. The proposed motel would employ nine workers and require 9.240 gallons a day sewer capacity, according to staff analysis. In a sharply worded recommendation, Ms. O'Malley calls for denial of the project as part of a suggested policy to curb the runaway growth r.ate in the Truckee Meadows.

She also suggests that the motel is located too far from the downtown gaming area and might later be converted to apartments. The commercial application for a motel, the report says, could be a try at sidestepping the long sewer allocation waiting list for residential projects. BONANZA OFFICE BUILDING Plans call for construction of four stories of law offices, a fifth story penthouse apartment and four stories of underground parking at the intersection of Flint and Court streets. The complex will include 43.092 feet of office space. According to developers, the five-story building located near the Washoe County Courthouse also would include a court reporting service, a sandwich shop, a travel agency and a florist shop.

The planning staff recommends approval. AIRPORT OFFICE EXPANSION The Washoe County Airport Authority wants to build 21,562 square feet of office space north of Brookside Golf Course east of Reno International Airport. The offices would be used by the staff of the Flight Service Station, the Airways Facilities Sector and the General Aviation Office. The planning staff recommends approval. The proposed expansion of the Sundowner HotelCasino is too big, too noisy, too crowded, would create further growth-related hardships in the Truckee Meadows and therefore ought to be denied, according to a staff analysis by the Department of Regional Planning.

That gloomy estimate of the Sundowner expansion's impact on the Reno area will go to the Regional Planning Commission Thursday as part of a major project review hearing. Sundowner owner George Karadanis will be back before the commission in his long-running quest to convert the top nine floors of the Sundowner tower addition from proposed office space to 162 hotel rooms. The Sundowner addition is now under construction. The hearing is scheduled at 7 p.m. in the council chambers in Reno City Hall, Center and Liberty streets.

Karadanis already has received commission approval for the hotel room conversion. In April, commissioners voted 8-1 to recommend approval of the expansion. But that recommendation was overturned a week later by an angry Reno City Council, which accused Karadanis of "thumbing his nose" at the city. The council complained that the Sundowner owner originally requested and won approval for office space in his hotel tower, with apparently no intention of ever using the top floors for office space. According to the planning department staff report prepared by planner Sheila O'Malley.

the expansion would generate 104 total base employees and would bring 396 people to the Truckee Meadows. The increased population would require 172 dwellings. Sewage treatment requirements are estimated at 15,390 gallons a day. The analysis indicates that the expansion is short of 170 parking spaces and would be a further impact on traffic and air pollution in the area. The report also points out a "critical need" for day care for casino workers' children that is not addressed in the Sundowner's expansion plans.

Karadanis and architect Bill Morris have said the expansion is a matter of "pure economics" and that the tower is more suited for hotel rooms than offices. Morris also quoted a "position paper" by the Cameron McPherson A funeral Is pending for Cameron McPherson. 16, who was killed Sunday in an automobile accident in El Cajon, Calif. Born Jan. 28, 1963, in Annapolis, she had been attending Grossmont High School in EI Cajon, where her family Is now stationed with the U.S.

Navy. Survivors include parents, Captain and Mrs. Roger B. McPherson and a brother, Douglas, all of El Cajon; grandparents, Howard and Shirley McPherson and great-grandmother, Esther Campbell, all of Reno and grandmother, Mabel McKln-non Samuels of Panama City, several aunts; and numerous cousins. Glen-Abby Mortuary, Bonita, is in charge of arrangements.

Eleanor G.S. Woodward CARSON CITY A memorial service is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Carson City, for Eleanor Gause Spear Woodward, 83, who died Monday in a Carson City hospital. A Carson City resident for the last seven years, she was born March 18, 1896, in Wilmington, Del.

Survivors include daughters, Anne Clancy of Carson City and Mary Maroney of Charlottesville, son, Thomas of Casper, and seven grandchildren. Inurnment was at the Mountain View Cemetery, Reno, under the direction of Walton's Chapel of the Valley, Carson City. Victoria S. Romo Visitation will be at Walton's Sparks Funeral Home from noon to 9 p.m. Wednesday and 9 a.m.

to 9 p.m. Thursday with Recitation of the rosary at 7:30 p.m. for Victoria S. Romo, 47, of Gerlach, who died Saturday in a Reno hospital. A native of Mexico, she was born April 14, 1932, and had lived in Nevada for 30 years.

She was a custodian for the Washoe County School District and a member of the Gerlach VFW and the St. Joseph the Worker Catholic Church, Empire. Surviving are her husband, Rudolfo and a daughter, Louise Quintero, both of Gerlach; daughters, Olga Cervantes of Fernley and Evangeline Mitchell of Los Angeles; father, Edgar Sherwood of Broderick, mother, Martha Sherwood of Los Angeles; brother, Henry Sherwood of El Paso. Texas; and two grandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m.

Friday at St. Thomas Aquinas Cathedral and burial at Our Mother of Sorrows Cemetery. u.uu icuremeni RAWSON PRINCE Prince was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ward 2, the Ely Elks Lodge and the Nevada Pony Express Club. He also was a member of the White Pine Development Corp. Prince was preceded in death by his wife and a son, Gary.

He is survived by a daughter, Karen Prince Haynes of Ashland, sons, James of Caliente and Robert of Ely; sister, Lois McKeith of Boise, Idaho, and brothers, James of Weiser, Idaho, and Harvey and Wayne, both of Ely. A funeral is scheduled for 1 p.m. Thursday at the LDS Stake Center. Burial will be in the Ely City Cemetery under the direction of the Wilson- Bates Mortuary, Ely. Ex-Eureka County Sen.

Jack Bay dies CARSON CITY Jack L. Bay, 79, a former Eureka County senator, died Monday at his residence in Carson Valley. A native of Junction, Utah, he was born Dec. 22, 1899, and attended Paiute County school and the Beaver Academy and lived in Carson Valley for 12 years. Bay was elected to the Nevada Senate in 1962, and served in the regular sessions of 1963 and 1965 and the special sessions of 1964, 1965 and 1966.

He was chairman of the Senate Labor committee in 1965. Bay was chairman of the Eureka County Regional Planning Commission, active in the Red Cross and service work. He was also chairman of the Edwina B. Jones A funeral is scheduled for 2 p.m. Thursday at the Walton Funeral Home, Reno, for Edwina Belle Jones, 74, of 2565 Tybo who died Monday in a Reno hospital.

A Reno resident for the last 17 years, coming from Marin County, she was born Sept. 18, 1904, in Bayonne, N.J. A housewife, she was a member of the Washoe Medical Center Women's League. Surviving are her husband, Russell of Reno. Inurnment will be at the Masonic Memorial Gardens Cemetery.

Driver charged: hit, run Reno police Monday night arrested Loren Tarp, 27, of Las Vegas, following a hit-and-run accident Monday night. The accident was the third in a string of hit-and-run incidents for which the Las Vegas man was arrested. Tarp was charged with one count of felony driving under the influence, one count of felony hit and run, two counts each of driving under the influence and hit and run, and one count each of careless driving and reckless driving. A Reno motorcyclist suffered fractures of the leg, wrist and spine when he was struck by the car allegedly driven by Tarp at Peckham Lane and Smithridge Drive, Reno police said. A spokeswoman at Washoe Medical Center said Dwayne Nelson, 24, of 7580 Haulfix, Reno, is in fair condition today after undergoing surgery Monday night.

Police said the three accidents occurred within about 20 minutes of each other. Watermelon with concert A free band concert, complete with ice cold watermelon to cool off a hot day, will be held each Wednesday in July beginning this Wednesday at the University of Nevada-Reno on the campus Quad. Agriculture and Irrigation JACK L. L. BAY Committee and a mem- on Interstate Coopera-tion; Legislative Functions; Mining, and State Institutions.

He had lived in Nevada since 1934 and was engaged in mining and while in Eureka owned a soda fountain. Surviving are his widow, Geneva of Carson Valley; son, Jack W. of Jacks Valley; daughters, Venla Jeffers of Carson City and Freda Kay of Logan, Utah; brother, Francis and sisters, Ceclia VanFleet and Ethel Hutchings, all Vital statistics charges Monday night, following three hit-and-run accidents. A Reno policeman arrests Loren Tarp of Las Vegas on five driving Elizabeth Yulo Ongpin Riceroo X. Ongpin; Jesus Romero Rodriguez vs.

Gloria Mayorga Rodriguez; Rhuel R. Roberts vs. Prise ilia Marguerite Roberts; Cynthia L. Treadway vs. Robert Cecil Treadway; Michael Wheilams vs.

Linda Lee Williams; Hernando Jennings Woods vs. Bonnie Clare Woods Andrea Allspaugh vs. Lawrence E. Allspaugh; Elizaoeth Ann Anderson vs. Scott T.

Anderson; Willie Bostic vs. Opal Bostic; Sharon Lee Burnett vs. George Patrick Burnett; Edwin I. Dewey vs. Ethel Dewey; Cyril C.

King vs. Dortha L. King; Pio Pico vs. Charlotte Pico; Rae Luke Sandman vs. Rick LaMont Sandman; Hermenia C.

Sobrevilla vs. Teodoro A. Sobrevilla; Nikol V. Walters vs. Barbara L.

Walters; Geoffrey Eric Wise vs. Jeanette Marie Wise; Louise L. Wolff vs. William M. Wolff.

IhJBLIC NOTICE IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE No 79 420S Dept 3 IN THE MATTER Of THE APPLICATION Of BRIEN KENT TERRELL FOR AN ORDER CHANGE Of NAME NOTICE OF FILING PETITION FOR CHANGE OF NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that BRIEN KENT TERRELL has. on the 7tb doy of June 1979, filed Pelmon enter it Orders changing Petitioner's name from BRIEN KENT TERRELL to uuymg tnoi ine ODOVO entitled COUH OAKEN HANOFIEIO. NnTirp it Li iDTuee nitmi person having obeclion to the changing of Petitioner'! name aforesaid shall file written obiection with the above entitled Court wtthm ten days after the date of last publication of this Notice, to wit: the 3rd day of July. 1979.

Dated this 8lh day of June. 1979 CORN HARDEST, CHARTERED By: It Gregory Corn GREGORY b. CORN Attorneys for Petitioner 3316452-Terrell June 3 GAZ NOTICE ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Separate sealed bids for the DAY. TON COMMUNITY MULTIPURPOSE SENIOR CENTER kitchen remodeling in Lyon County, NV will be received by the Clerk or the Lyon County Commit tioners in hit office in the Lyon County Courthouse until 11:45 a.m. o'clock Daylight Savings Time, July 19, 1979, and men ot the office of the Lyon County Commissioners, publicly opened and read aloud.

Bids shall be for furnishing the plans ond specification necessary to comply with the conceptual drawing In order to furnish all labor, and materials for remodeling of said building. The Information for Bidders, form of Bid, form of Contract, Plons, Specifications and forms of Bid Bond Per. formanco and Payment Bond, and other contract documents may be examined and coptet obtained ot said office of the Clerk. Lyon County reserves the right to waive any information or to reiecl onf or all bids No bidder may withdraw his bid within 30 days afier the actual dale of the opening thereof. Dated this J7th day of June, 1979 By John Poll JOHN POll Chairman of the Board John McKown JOHN MCKOWN Member ATTEST: W.

Port PARR Clerk J37M53 July 19 Bids July 2.3,4 5.6,7 GAl BIRTHS ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL RICH In Reno, July 1, 1979, to Mr. and Mrs. Hack D. Rich of Yering- ton, a son.

WASHOE MEDICAL CENTER BRADY In Reno, July 2, 1979, to Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Brady of Reno, a son. CARON In Reno, July 2, 1979, to Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas W. Caron of Reno, a daughter. FELLSTROM In Reno, July 3, 1979, to Mr. and Mrs.

Fred M. Fell-Strom of Reno, a son. HAGLER- In Reno, June 30, 1979, to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest P.

Hagler of Reno, a daughter. HAHN In Reno, July 2, 1979, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Hahn of Reno, a son.

KAPLAN In Reno, July 3, 1979, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Kaplan of Carson City, a son. MAY In Reno, Jul 2, 1979, to Mr.

and Mrs. Michael J. May of Sparks, a daughter. MELENDY In Reno, July 2, 1979, to Mr. and Mrs.

Robert I. Me lendy of Fallon, a daughter. RODRIGUEZ In Reno, July 2, 1979, to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P.

Rodriguez of Reno, a daughter. SHEPHERD In Reno, July 1, 1979, to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Shepherd of Reno, a son.

STRUEMPH in Reno, July 1, 1979, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Struemph of Fernley, a daughter. UPTON In Reno, July 2, 1979, to Mr.

and Mrs. Jeffery D. Upton of Reno, a daughter. MARRIAGE Thomas R. Rick, 37, and Jean Loom is, 31, both of Reno; Charles Reade Kaley, 35, and Paula E.

Ray, 26, both of Reno; Mike Gortari, 23, and Karen K. Hayes, 21, both of Winnemucca; Jimmy z. Walley, 34, and Brenda E. Mills, 23, both of Reno. DECREES GRANTED Cynthia A.

Bennett vs. Mark S. Bennett; Efren Arce Cacdac vs. Sa-bma T. Joven Cacdac; Dale Gregory Chaney vs.

Joan Mary Chaney; Lie Hua Shin Chen vs. Mou Chen; Penelope Susan Gilbert vs. Jerry Edward Gilbert; Debra Josephine Gonzales vs. Louis Gonzales; Bernlce L. Harcrow vs.

Roys E. Harcrow; Brenda Lea Henson vs. Bill Randall Henson; Robert E. Jones vs Marilyn Jones; Jill Klemesrud vs. Greg Kle mesrud; Elizabeth Michele Le Po-chat vs.

Daniel Yves Le Pochat; Hon-orio R. Lopet vs. Carolina Lopez, Fire calls RENO No calls. TRUCKEE MEADOWS No calls. SPARKS No calls.

CARSON CITY 12:54 a.m., 900 N. Roop false alarm. DIVISION OP FORESTRY No calls. of Utah; 13 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren. A funeral is scheduled for 11 a.m.

Thursday at Walton's Chapel of the Valley, Carson City, with burial at the Genoa Cemetery. An unusual Fourth slated in Lovelock LOVELOCK The world's largest Fourth of July rocket, a yodeling contest and a hereford discus-slinging contest will be featured during this year's Fourth of July celebration in Lovelock. The rocket, which is being paraded through the state, is 12 feet long. It will be launched during the fireworks display on the evening of the Fourth. The yodeling contests, a new feature of the celebration, is expected to draw master yodelers from around the state.

It carries a first prize of $100 and a tube of throat lozenges. The event will take place at the Pershing County Courthouse Park, starting at 3 p.m. The second hereford discus event will start at the rodeo arena in the early evening. Two years ago, 66 contestants threw "cow pies" in distance competition for trophies. The celebration will be preceded on the evening of July 3 with a family dance at Meisekothen Hall.

It will begin on the morning of the Fourth with a ringing of church bells and a flag-raising ceremony conducted by Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and Brownies from Lovelock. That will be followed by the traditional kiddie parade sponsored by the Pershing County Cow-Belles organization, and then by a community parade to feature floats entered by local businesses. Other events will include a bluegrass country music contest, a bake contest and auction, foot and swimming races, a beef barbecue, and an evening program of patriotic songs by a combined community choir and the fireworks display at the rodeo grounds. Parade of children on Fourth The Reno Recreation Department Supervised Playground Program will sponsor a Fourth of July parade of children on decorated bicycles through downtown Reno from 9 to 10:30 a.m. Wednesday.

The parade will start at State and Virginia streets, turn north on Center Street, turn west on Commercial Row, then turn south on Virginia to Court Street and on. Each of nine city parks will be represented with an expected 200 children. 5' fie 1 i i Gazette photos by Doug Dill accident Monday. Motorcyclist Dwayne Nelson is administered to following a hit-and.