Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 8

0 -00 0 Nov. 8, 1971 Reno Evening Gazette Final quotations From the New York stock exchange Monday, November 8, 1971 VORK. NEW the New York AcmeMk Aress Admiral AetnaLf 89831 Air Pro .209 Airco Alcan AAlm AllegCp AlleLud 1,40 Allo Pw 1.36 Allid Ch 1.20 AlliedSt 1.40 Allis Ch Alcoa 1.80 Am Hss Am Air A Brnd 2.20 A Brest 1.20 Am Can 2.20 AmCyan AmElec 1.70 Am Export Am Hois .40 A Home 1.70 AmHosp .26 AMetCx 1.40 Amer Motor AmNGs 2.20 A Smelt 1.20 Am Stnd .40 2.60 Ametek .60 AMF Inco Ampex Co Amstar 1.70 Anacn Apeco Armco Stl Arms Ck .80 Ashl Oil 1.20 Assoc Trans At Richfid 2 Atlas Corp Avco Corp Avnet ..50 BakerOil .70 Bangor Bath Ind .20 Beat Fd 1.16 Beckm BeechA .60 Bendix 1.60 Benguet Beth S5l. 1 Black Dkr Boeing .40 Boise Borden 1920 Borg Wr Bost Ed 2.36 Bourns Inc Braniff 3k BriggsS 1.40 Brit Pt Br Shoe Brunswk .12 Bucy E1.20 Budd Comp BulovaW .60 Burl In No 112 1.40 Burrghs .60 Camp 1.10 CanPac Ltd Car PL 1.46 CarrierC .60 CaterTr 1.40 Celanese CerroC Chase Mn ChmSPI 1.20 Ches Ohio Chris Craft Chrysir 60 Cin Gas 1.56 CitiesSv 2.20 CocaCol 1.58 Colgate 1.40 1.40g Collin Radio Colintst 1.60 Col Gas 1.76 CIT Fincl 2 CleveEl 2.24 CmwE 2.20g Cm Solv .40 ConsFd 1.0 City Invs .50 Con Ed 1.80 Comsat .50 Consm Pw 2 Cn Can 1.60 Conti Air Ln Conti Oil Contri Data Corn Cox Brd ..30 CPCintl 1.70 Crane 1.60 Crowel 4k Crwn ZI 1.20 Curtiss Wrt Cyprus Ms DanRiver Dana Cp 114 Dart In Dayco 1.14 DayPLt 1.66 Dere 2 Del Mnt 1.10 Dennisn .60 DetEdis 1.40 Diam Shm Diebold .40 DisneyW .20 DomeMn .80 Dynamic Cp Dow Ch 1.80 Dresser 1.40 DistSea 1.20 DuPnt 3.75b Duke 1.40 Dugnel 1.66 Dr Pepr .40 Easco .90 Eaton 1.40 East Kod 1a Eitra Cp 1.20 Eastern Air EIPasoNG Essx In ESB In 1.20 Ethyl Cp .84 ExCel 0 Faberge .40 Factr .60 Fairch 5Cm Fairind Fairmont FarahMf .44 Ferro Cp .70 Firestn 1.60 FstNtIStr 16 Fleming ..50 FlintkoteC 1 Fla Pw 1.68 CP .85 FFairS .90 Ford 2.60 For Mck .80 FreptMn .80 Fruehuf 1.70 GAC GAF Co .40 Gam Sk 1.30 Gannett .48 Gn AOI Gn Dynam Gn Elec 1.40 GnFood 1.40 GnMot 3.40b GenMills .96 GT 1.52 Gillette 1.40 1.30 Gen Tire 1g GreenGt .96 GtWUn Getty Gn Steel Ind Gen Instr 2k Grace Gt West Fin Goodyr .85 Glen Alden Gerber 1.20 Grant GIN'Nek 1.60 Ga Pac Global Mar Goodrich PubU 1.60 Grand ..80 Greyhd Co Grummn GulfM 2.80a Gulf Oil .60 Hamm Pa 1 HarrisIntp HeclaMn 2k Heinz 1 Hercul 1.20b Hershy 1.10 Heublein .85 Hewitt .20 Hilton Htl Hobart 1.20 Horner .90 Hoff Electn Hol Inns .25 Homestk .40 Honywl 1.30 Hoover 1.20 HousLP 1.32 Howmet .70 Idaho 1.70 IdealBas .60 1.14 Ill Pwr 2.20 Imperial INA Cp 1.40 Ina Rand 2 (Selected Selected eto stocks keel on Exchange. Sales(hds) High Low Last Cha.

-A A 70 5112 4834 4834-234 53 33 321 16 200 60 10 52 515 86 1612 86 173 171 171- 43 1218 1138 430 1812 1714 36 2218 2138 86 2734 27 55 3158 3034 103 1134 1112 x217 4018 90 413s 4012 203 37 363 129 381 38 103 4358 43 43 253 327 3214 159 389 73 27 65 5 15 113 11 38 x57 253 393 192 2734 130 34 357 717 1734 173g- 296 691 43 429 1578 1578- x326 347 14 16 351 492 13 47 10 10 76 123 393 391 103 2112 13 93 91 180 76 238 32 14 2 69 -B. B- 91 17 39 Qc8. 738 42 46. 4434 147 391 126 413 37 56 393 48 20wcdnl 52 109 1522 15 63 2678 27 142 26 41 37 3 6 1134 1158- 158 1458 1431 6 112 10 34 333- 70 325 x11 261 26 26 29 14 74 31 55 493 28. 267-1 15 1234 13 33 85 40 40 192 21 59 1234- 133 21 41 41 8 60 17 6 199 35 30 4258 423 29 112 44 523 112 44 44 1134 82 32 285 32 107 4634 4638 24 27 37 20 207 265 141 25 5 x68 121 30 30 202 27 28 37 17 1634 167- 164 197 3858 39 14 12 80 297 4034- 81 958 63 30 66 11 11 92 29 18 75 1758 117 245 a 141 22 28 74 75 19 19 103 103 68 16 83 8 123 38 19 16 48 146 146 105 22 45 24 33 32 -E E- 28 35 40 3934- 157 87 20 27 81 86 1678 69 40 40 32 32 45 42 -F.

F- 79 15 20 109 22 93 17 32 5,8 30 2958 5,8 38 22 15 29 26 139 253 12 34 155 186 19 2258 22 57 61 -G G- 165 214 5 39 as 48 75 193 3 374 58 302 33 352 274 33 29 36 79 3934 370 193a 19 x32 24 20 28 1658 17 34 78 3 21 49 17 16 3 61 29 118 29 108 1352 45 37 141 47 47 21 46 46 37 27 121 223 223- 49 23 80 76 4 100 100 100 548 60 25 -H. H- 12 17 17 75 5258 71 1258 28 76 3 2878- 83 82 44 467 21 225 2258 225 55 4138 407 1 218 54 110 5 x17 16 13 34 34 16 16 34 XEROX copies low as per as copy Larry Taylor's INSTANT 790 SO. VIRGINIA ST. PHONE: 322-5098 Reno issues 20 licenses for business Twenty-six business licenses were issued last week by the City of Reno. They were: Pagni 20005 S.

Virginia contractor; John Madariaga, Washoe County District Attorney's Office, attorney; Thomas C. Wilson Advertising Agency, 1790 E. Plumb Lane, advertising; Rene Devine Interior Designs, 102 Smithridge Park, designer; Robinson Cassas, 195 S. Sierra attorney; Al Lamberti, 475 Gentry Way, landscape architect; Joeckel, Bartley and 305 Edison Way, engineer; Engine Efficiency, 2180 Riviera wholesale merchandise; Cliff Duhon, 2790 Gellert Drive, merchandise; Royalite Products 250 Stanford Way, Sparks, merchandise; Silver Pine Homes, 13960 Mt. Anderson, merchandise; Ford Mobile Home Accessories 1170 Gentry Way, merchandise; And fourteen general business licenses: Southwest Processors North, 3660 Plumas Dunrite, 623 S.

Center Jay's Janitorial Service, 390 Gentry Way; Les and Jo Parsons Maintenance, 1219 Charles Drive; AAA Nevada Heating Service, 480 La Rue Day and Night 139 N. Virginia Reno Skirt and Awning Company, 1050 Gentry Way; Creative Building Maintenance Systems, 2161 Lexington Way, Sparks; Enterprises, doing business as Vision (Dare To Be Great), 4925 Energy Way; Warehouses, 1306 Bon Rea Way; Sir Lawrence's Men's Hair Styling Center, 1399 S. Wells Sta-Power Industries, and Consolidated Services, both at 220 S. Virginia and The Jacobs Company, Chicago, Ill. Placerville fire kills two persons PLACERVILLE (AP) Two persons died and seven others were injured today when fire destroyed a two-story home.

in the Sierra foothills 12 miles east of Placerville. The two victims were not immediately identified by the El Dorado County Sheriff's Office. Alfred Anderson, his wife and five of their children were taken to Marshall Hospital in Placerville. The parents later were transferred to Kaiser Hospital in Sacramento where Anderson was in serious condition with third degree burns over much of his body. Aladdin Hotel sold in Vegas LAS VEGAS (AP) The Aladdin Hotel and casino here has been sold to Las Vegas businessman Sam Diamond and Detroit investor Charles Goldfarb, the Recrion Corp.

has reported. The sale was finalized Sunday, Recrion said. Price of the hotel was $5,125,000 with $4,150,000 of the proceeds to be used to pay all long-term indebtedness. Diamond said he will be president of the hotel while Goldfarb will be vice president and secretary-treasurer. Diamond is a former vice president and casino manager of the Silver Slipper and has been involved with gaming in Las Vegas for 20 years.

Goldfarb is a former stockholder in the Silver Slipper. Veterans meet, name chaplain Fay Wallace was elected chaplain of the Nevada department Veterans of World War One at a board of administration in Tonopah. Certificates of merit for membership were voted to Carson City, Caliente, Carlin, Ely, Las Vegas and Reno barracks. The board also voted a donation to the "happy holiday" Reno Veterans Administration hospital. William I.

Cross, department commander said Ralph Crawford, quartermaster, Emma Gillis, auxiliary president and Jane Thompson, treasurer, will visit all department barracks and auxiliaries early in 1972. TRAFFIC FINES LAS VEGAS (AP) City Commissioner George Franklin has asked the city attorney to draw up an ordinance that would prevent traffic citations from I being settled out of court. LEGAL NOTICES Insp Copp St 3 5.20 IntHarv 1.40 Intl Mining Intl Nickel Int Pap 112 Int 1.15 Itek Corprin JohnMv 1.20 John Jn JonLogn .80 Jones Jostens .70 JoyMfg 1.40 KaiserAl .50 KC So Ind 2 Kan GE 1.44 KanNeb NG KanPLt 1.38 KayserR .60 Kelsy-H 1.30 Kennecott Kerr Mc .60 KiddeW 1.20 KnghtN Kopper 1.60 Kraftco 1.70 Kresge .50 Kroger 1.30 LearSieg .20 Leh Pt .40 Lehm 1.32b LibbyOwn 2 Libby McNI Ligg My Ling Teme Litton Locheedk Loews Cp Lone Ind Lon StG 1.36 Lucky Store LukenS Lyke Ystn Macy 1 MadiF 1.05b Marcor .80 MarMid 1.70 MarshF 1.10 MartMr 1.10 Massey Fer May DS 1.60 MayerOs .60 Maytg .10 McCroy 1.20 McDnD McGr 1.40 McGr HI .60 McLean 1.20 Mead Cp Memorex Merck 2.20 Inc MidSoU 1.02 1.85 Minn PI 1.30 Mobil0l .60 Mohsco 1.10 Monogram Monsnt 1.80 Motorola .60 Mt Fuel 1.80 Nabisco 2.20 NtI Airl NatCash .72 NatDistil .90 Natl Gen .20 NatSteel Natomas .25 Nev Pw 1.24 Newbery .50 NEngEl 1.56 NiagMo 1.10 NL Indust NorfolkWs 5 NoA 1.4k0 2.60 NoStPw 1.70 Ban 1.40 Nort Simon Occid Petr 1 Ogden Corp Ohio Ed 1.54 Or Rckl 1.20 Otis El Co 2 Outbord OwenCF .75 Owen Il 1.35 Pac Gs 1.64 Pac Ltg 1.60 Pc Pet PacPwr 1.44 Pc 1.20 Pan Am WA Panhdl 1.80 Penn Centr Penney JC Penn Dix 4k PennPL 1.60 Pennzoil .80 164 71 97 275 141 599 61 -K 28 10 10 14 289 85 78 14 52 130 46 103 49 37 x17 203 105 82 29 248 35 44 11 79 -M 39 67 158 32 31 50 88 25 22 146 796 124 498 41 23 42 82 9 521 137 27 111 6 x5 40 3 341 69 31 60 167 16 57 44 86 127 12 101 115 80 20 x128 -00 675 23 34 23 15 45 50 62 -P 63 32 71 25 48 312 30 142 140 62 53 265 33 300 29712 25 25 3138 37 36 89 58 58 58 K- 19 181 1812- 2378 2334- 263- 20 20 4018 241 3712 3714 271 2658 2658-- 2658 70 70 70 413 92 1438 14 163 678 67 67 4858 4858 878 7 2258- 858 233 2078 678 M- 4412 1458 295 29 32 175 173 93 1 39 39 39 48 34 18 68 68 68 1834 257 116 18 1912 191- 2458 123 122 13 19 SHRD HH 4678 36 4678 5058- 2734 28 14 14 247 241 38 33 325 15 15 14 14 26 26 13 1258 3 1734 55 55 45 P- 32 3158 3 23 11 32 5 24 24. Lack of news causes soft stock prices NEW YORK (AP) Stock market prices were soft today in the absence of any stimulating news. Trading was quiet.

The 2 p.m. Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks was down 3.65 at 836.74. Declines outpaced advances by less than 6 to 5 among the issues traded on the New York Stock Exchange Brokers said many investors were on the sidelines waiting for signs of a market trend and for decisions on Phase 2 of the President's economic program. Motors, steels, and oils were weak. Utilities were generally higher.

Computer Sciences was ahead at The company won a New York City betting contract. Other Big Board prices included: Boise Cascade, down to McDermott, off 2 at International Telephone, off at Texaco off at Occidental Petroleum, down to and Schlumberger, down at On the Amex, prices included: TWA warrants up to Lennar up at Data Products, up to Presley Development, ahead 2, to Dome Petroleum off at and General Battery down at 19. NEVADA CORPORATIONS Bid Asked Harrah's Lynch Communications Southwest Gas 1512 First Western Financial Magma Power Thermal Power to be inserted in new york stoc Basic 6 E. G. and Inc.

28 Newmt. 34 Eagle Picher 7 to be inserted in American stock quots Skaggs 11 Wm. A. Rainey, Ill's CLARKE STATIONERS of NEVADA, Inc. Warehouses at 180 Linden St.

where it's easy to park. For Free Delivery at Commercial Prices Call 329-0663. 4 DRAWER FILE $39.95 Printing Office Supplies Office Furniture PeopGs 2.08 107 PepsiCo 75 613 6138 Pfizer .60 a 263 371 Phelp 2.10 154 311 3058 3034 PhilaEl 1.64 108 2278 2258 225 PhilipM 1.20 162 597 PhilPet 1.30 134 Pillsbry 1,44 36 46 46 46 Pitney .68 67 2034 207 Polaroid .32 247 923 PPGind 1.40 39 4098 405 Proct Gl 112 731 PuS Col 1.12 22 22 1.64 102 2678 263 Pullmanin x10 PurexCp .84 47 18 Purolat 1.60 5 86 86 12 R- Ralston .70 45 32 Raython .60 23 RCA Corp 1 180 33 323 327- Reading Co Rep Stl 1.60 113 2118 Revioninc 154 593 Rey Ind 2.40 110 Rey Met .60 139 16 Riegel .60 29 18 RivianaFd 1 35 3258 RoanS 1.17b 39 Robshaw .70 37 37 RochG 1.20g 13 Rockwl 1.40 12 271 ssu7 11 PB Sending 8 Rohm 1.60g Rohr Cp .80 12 17 RoyalCC .54 25 31 RoyID 1.76b 92 341 12 -S. S- Safewy 1.30 70 34 335 3358- StJoMin StRegis 1.60 Sander Asso 23 103 Sang Ele .40 27 12 1158 1158- SaF Ind 1.60 105 ScherPlo .90 79 Schlum 1.40 321 12818 127 SC CM Corp 36 157 ScottPap ..50 259 15 Sears 1.40 193 ShellOil 2.40 63 SierraPc .80 321758 SignalCo .60 58 SimnCo SingerC 2.40 29 2 35 5458 SoCalEd 11 248 SouthCo 1.26 455 21 SoNatG 1.40 27 SouPacific 2 23 SoRailwy 3a 19 SowstPS .74 103 SpRand 323 26 26 SqureD 251 3 Squibb x67 78 7612 78 St Brnd 1.60 38 403 Std Kollsmn 2 512 StOICal 2.80 126 StdOlnd 89 64 Std NJ 3.80b 208 70 3 StdOhio 2.70 x44 82 82 SteriDrg .80 56 StewWn 1.80 8 32 StudeW 1.20 406 SunOiiCo -19 6 SunshMn .52 80 778 Sup Oil 1.40 9 15212 150 Swift Co .70 16 -T. T- Tandy Corp 72 32 32 Teledyne 3k 110 Teneco 1.32 226 2258 Texaco 1.60 603 TexETr 1.52 48 38 1 TxGasT 1.52 18 TxGuSul .60 171 TexInstr .80 100 TX PLT .506 7 TexUtil 1.92 34 59 Textron .90 69 28 Thiokol .40 52 14 ThriftyD .70 8 21 211 Timen 1.8k0 26 Transam .55 128 Tra Un 1.28 67 36 Trans Air 542 TriCon 1.77b 43 27 TRW Incp 1 202 3034 20thCen Fox 58 Incorp 111 UnCarbide 2 127 Un Elec 1.28 67 UnOCal 1.60 156 32 32 Un Pac Cp 2 41 54 Uniroyal .70 58 Aircr 1.80 78 .30 UnBrand ..30 92 1058 Utd Corp .50 75 US Gypsm 3 US Indus .60 81 USPlyCh .84 41 31 US Smeit 1b 11 US StI 1.60 171 US Tob 1.20 17 UtdUtilit .96 61 UnivOil 167.

Upjohn 1.60 45 66 5 Utahint 39 58 UtahPL 1.92 13. -V. V- Varian Asso 94 21 13 VendoC VictorCC .50 20 Va Elec 1.12 340 12 WarnrL 1.30 Wash 1.36 15 WestAir 10k 50 WsBanc 1.30 30 WUnion 1.40 110 West El 1.80 66 87 87 -1 Wstvac 1.05 39 17 Weyerhs .80 197 4658 47 WhelPitt StI 21 15 15 Whirlpi 1.60 15 90 Wh Con 31 White Motor 75 Whittakr Cp 90 9 9 Woolwh 1.20 104 46 -XYZXeroxCp .80 284 112. 34 ZenithR 1.40 26 ZaleCorp .64 20 Footnotes--New York Stock Exchange Sales figures are unofficial All sales in hundreds (00) omitted except for those designated (z) which are traded in 10 share lots and carried in full. DIVIDENDS: are annual rate unless otherwise identified: (a) plus extra; (b) declared or paid 50 far this year, no regular rate; (c) payment on accumulated dividends; (d) paid last year; (e) cash plus stock; (g) annual rate plus stock dividend dividend; omitted; (h) (i) paid per this cent year in latest paid last year; (k) per cent in stock; (q) in bankruptcy-receivership or tion; (s) capital, distribution; (x) dividend; issued, (wt) war.

rants. FRACTIONS: (f) indicates following figure is fraction in 32nds; (i) indiates following figure is fraction in 64ths; (r) following figure is fraction in 256ths; (s) figure is fraction in 128ths; (1) indicates following figure is fraction in 16ths. NEW YORK the American Aerojet Alld Control A Petr 1.10b 1.30 Beverly Ent Brascan Cp 1g 1 Circle .32 Clary Corp Computest Creole 2.60a Day Mines Dixlyn Corp Fed Resour Oil SB Ford Can 2 Frontier Air Gen Battery Greer Hydrl Husky0l .15 Inexco Oil Kaiser In 2k Kirbylnd .36 Lee En Mohwk Airl NwPark Mn Ookiep 4.56b PacNW 1.04 Pneum Dyn PubcoP5 .15 RSC Ind Inc Shattuck Dn Dev Statham .40 Ins Technicir In UnivCont 2k Utah Sgr .80 yzinzczzzyyc (UPI)-Selected stocks on Stock Exchange, Sales(hds) High Low Last Chg. 13 19 60 21 21 135 55 8 15 -00 61 18 5 11 23 29 6 10 197 5 14 12 27 220 17 5 143 6 16 16 8 21 21 12 17 17 68 3 48 z100 55 55 55 20 15 6 35 16 2 60 12 15 x108 69 68 23 17 6 End CB List NEVER AT SEA SYDNEY (AP) Captain Keith Ridgway has voyaged 700,000 miles without going to sea. He has just retired after 25 years with the company that operates ferries within Sydney Harbour to the suburb of Manly.

He starte as a deckhand, became master of a ferry boat and more recently skipper of a hydrofoil ferry. REAL-LIFE VILLAINS BROCKVILLE, Ont. (AP) Recent night-time visitors to the Never-Never Land young people's tourist attraction were not exactly nursery rhyme characters. The gift shop was broken into and $952 worth of transistor radios, toys, costume jewelry, Eskimo figures and other articles were stolen. Tomasa Arrizabalaga Special to the Gazette FALLON Tomasa E.

Arrizabalaga, 87, died Sunday in the Churchill Public Hospital. She was born March 3, 1884, in Spain. Arriving in the United States in 1913, she first lived in Austin and then the Campbell Creek and Dixie Valley areas before settling in Fallon in 1926. Her husband, Ramon, died in 1956. Survivors include sons Felix and Ramon both of a daughter Maria Moiola, also of Fallon, five grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and a brother, Marcelino Erquiaga, Fallon.

Recitation of the Rosary will be at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Austin Funeral Home. Requiem Mass will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Patrick's Church with Father James Sheehy officiating.

Burial will be in the family plot of the Fallon Cemetery. Ro Ann Widner Ro Ann Widner, 27, formerly of Fallon, died Thursday in Okinawa where she resided with her Widner. husband, M.Sgt. Dalford, A native of Los Angeles, she graduated from Churchill County High School, in 1 Fallon, and attended Concordia College, Oakland, Calif. She lived in Fallon and in Reno before going to Okinawa with her husband.

In addition to her husband, she is survived by: children, Allan, Joey, and Lorna, all in Okinawa; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Wissbeck, of Lockwood; brothers, Larry Wissbeck, of Lockwood, and Dale Wissbeck, of San Francisco; a sister, Paula Kichemaster, of Hawthorne. Funeral arrangements are being handled by the Walton Funeral Home. Orrin L.

McBeth The funeral for Orrin L. McBeth 38, of 705 E. Huffaker Lane, will be conducted at 10 a.m. Tuesday, in St. John's Presbyterian Church.

The Rev. W. E. Clawson Jr. will officiate.

Burial will follow in the family plot in Mountain View Cemetery. Friends may call until 9 p.m. today at the Ross, Burke and Knobel Mortuary. McBeth, salesman for a Reno paper products firm, was found shot to death Friday night in the restroom of a roadside rest area off Interstate 80, about 20 miles east of Reno. Born, July 21, 1933, in Salina, McBeth had resided in Reno since 1959.

His wife Diane, is the daughter of Rocco Spina, director of the Reno Parks and Recreation Department, Since coming to Reno in 1959 he had been employed with the Blake, Moffitt and Towne Paper Co. Surviving, in addition to his widow, are sons John, 12, and Bruce, 9, all of Reno, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orrin McBeth Salina, brothers Harold, of Republic, and Donald, of Salina; a sister, Mrs. Richard Pettle, of Ft.

Worth, and numerous uncles, aunts, and cousins in Kansas and California. Woman killed, boys wounded in North Vegas NORTH LAS VEGAS (AP) A 51-year-old woman was shot and killed and two teen boys were wounded Sunday in a mobile home. Viola Jamerson was shot in the chest. Her husband Cleo, 59, was booked for investigation of murder and two counts of attempted murder. In serious condition in Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital was Larry Boles, 13, who was shot in the abdomen.

In condition was Frank E. Boles, 15, who was wounded in the thighs. Police said they were called to the trailer park and immediately 'small Jamerson into custody. A caliber revolver, was confiscated. Man killed in collision in Las Vegas LAS VEGAS (AP) One person was killed and two seriously injured in a downtown collision here, the Nevada Highway Patrol said Sunday.

Raymond Ferguson, 48, was identified as the deceased. A passenger in the Ferguson car, Peggy Hatsell, 45, of Bullhead City, was injured as was the driver of the other car, William Borellis, of Las Vegas. Death Notices MCBETH Orrin L. Jr. beloved band of Diane McBeth, father of John and Bruce McBeth, son of Mr.

Mrs. Orrin L. McBeth. brother of Mrs. Richard Pettie, Harold and Don McBeth, nephew of Mr.

Mrs. Frank Widler, Edna Parks, George Barr, Millie Gault, and Mr. Mrs. Sam Barr. Services Tuesday 10 a.m.

at St. John's Presbyterian Church. Burial in Mt. View Cemetery. Ross, Burke Knobel Mortuay in charge.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Washoe Medical Center Pediatric Ward. GUILD In Carson City Nov. 5, 1971 Judge Clark J. Guild, a native of Dayton, Nev. A funeral will be held Tuesday, Nov.

9, at Walton Funeral Home in Carson City at 11 a.m. In lieu of flowers the family has requested that contributions to the Nevada State Museum in the name of Judge Guild would be appreciated. Clark J. Guild A funeral for Judge Clark J. Guild, who died Friday in Carson City, will be held at 11 a.m.

from Walton's Chapel of the Valley in Carson City. The Rev. Robert Pumphrey of St. Peters Episcopal Church, Carson City, and the Rev. James Carroll of Trinity Episcopal Church, Reno, will officiate.

Cremation will. follow. Friends may call at the Walton chapel in Carson City today until 9 p.m. and Tuesday from 8 to 10 a.m. Judge Guild, who had served as a district judge in Nevada for 28 years who was founder of the Nevada State Museum, is survived by his widow, Lennan and a daughter, Mrs.

Marjorie Russell, both of Carson City; a son, Clark J. Guild Jr. of Reno; a stepson, James A. Scott, Sacramento, and a sisterin-law, Mrs. Alice Guild of Yerington.

Also surviving are nine grandchildren, Clark, David, Craig and Todd Russell, Virginia Sakal, Clark Joseph Guild III, Daniel Guild, Jeffery Guild and Jann Cademartori. Five greatgrandchildren also survive. Don A. Smith S.Sgt. Don A.

Smith, 36, a former resident of Fallon, died Nov. 1 while serving as a medical corpsman at Fitzsimons General Hospital, Denver, Colo. A native of Henrieville, Utah, he had attended Utah State University in Logan, Utah. He joined the Army Medical Corps in 1958 and had served overseas in Germany and Viet-, nam, along with numerous assignments in the United States. At Fitzsimons, he was serving as a medical laboratory technologist.

He is survived by his widow, Pat, a daughter, Melissa, and sons, Scott, Allen and Gary; brothers, Van, in Juneau, Alaska, Roe, Huntington Beach, Vee, Grand- Canyon, Utah, Jed, Escalante, Utah, Lee, Henrieville, Utah; sisters, Ida, Anchorage, Alaska, Loa, Sacramento, Amy, Hawthorne, and Joy, Hurricane, Utah. Services were conducted in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints, and burial followed in the Ft. Logan, Cemetery. Richard Neblett HAWTHORNE Richard Sterling Neblett, 87, died Thursday. He was born in Clarksville, Nov.

27, 1883. He had lived in Hawthorne since 1947 and retired from the Navy Ammunition Depot in 1955. He is survived by one daughter, Catherine Davis; his widow, Etta, 84; and one sister, Anna Lyle, of Clarksville, Tenn. The funeral was to be conducted 1 by the Rev. Ross Cleeland today at the Hawthorne Funeral Home.

THEFT REPORTED Several radios, a portable television set, cameras, jewelry and other valuables, all valued up to $2,000, were taken from the residence of Arthur E. Bevis, 651 Gould Thursday, Reno police said. Fire calls from Fire 11 a.m. fighters Saturday responded to 11 to these calls a.m. today: RENO Today No calls.

SPARKS Saturday Saturday 1:13 p.m., behind Bonanza Square, brush fire, no damage. Panther Valley Volunteers responded. 2:34 p.m., Manzanita Hall, University of Nevada, false alarm. 3:08 p.m., 3301 S. Virginia controlled burn, no damage.

p.m., Military Road, Lemmon Valley, trash fire, no damage. p.m., Fifth and Sierra streets, false alarm. 7:28 p.m., 2400 Sutro auto fire, damage to engine compartment and paint. Sunday 1:33 a.m., Nye Hall, University of Nevada, false alarm. 11:13 a.m., 12002 Rocky Mountain Stead, brush fire, no damage.

12:05 p.m., 1505 E. Fourth trash fire, no damage. 1:38 p.m., 1884 Helena trash fire, no damage. 11:55 a.m., 9190 S. Virginia Golf City Driving Range, brush fire, no damage.

Sunday 9:38 a.m., Albertson's, Oddie Boulevard and Sullivan Lane, fire in trash box, no damage. 1:45 p.m., 1153 Gepford Parkway, illegal burning, no damage. 3:35 p.m., 685 E. Greenbrae Drive, controlled burn, no damage. 7 1308 Probasco Way, gas spill, washed down area.

Today No calls. CARSON CITY Saturday 4:52 p.m., Safari Mobile Home Park, space 87, gas explosion, moderate damage. Sunday No calls. Today No calls. IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE No.

273208 Dept. No. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEVADA, a national banking association Plaintiff LOURIA J. HANAVAN and EVA M. HANAVAN Defendant SUMMONS THE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS GREETINGS TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT: You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon attorney, whose name Stewart, and address is: Richard W.

Horton, Horton tiff's McKissick, 100 N. Arlington, Suite 300, Reno, Nevada, an answer to the Complaint which is after herewith service served of upon this you, Summons upon you, exclusive of the within 20 days day of service, If you fail to do so, judgment by default will be taken the against Complaint. you for the relief demanded in Money due and owing on promissory overdrawn note, master charge account and checking account. Date: October 13, 1971. H.

K. BROWN, Clerk of Court By R. H. PHILLIPS, Deputy Clerk 334260-Hanavan Nov. 8-15-22-29-Dec.

Ted Baker Ted Baker TED BAKER Ted Baker, about 70, who for many years was regarded as Nevada's outstanding horseman, died Friday after a lengthy illness. His local career included activity as an organizer of horsemen's groups and teams, a sor of junior groups, and competition in riding. The Baker ranch in south Reno (south of Moana Stadium) was the center of horsemen's activity long period of time. He operated a riding stable there for many years. Baker often served as marshal for Reno's parades, and led various mounted groups in dozens of parades.

He was re-elected president of the Nevada White Hats several times, also was a member of the Washoe Horsemen's Association, the Nevada State Horseman's Association, and was an adviser to the Washoe Junior Trail Riders, and Washde Horseman Juniors. In 1956 he was the winner of the 100-mile Sierra Trail Ride's California-Nevada Governor's Trophy. He was honored in 1957 by presentation of the National Recreation Association citation. In his youth, Baker helped organize and stage polo matches in Reno. In the early 1930's, they were held at Baker's Polo Field, on the old University Farm which Baker leased during that period.

A private funeral was to be held today at the Walton Funeral Home in Reno. Survivors include his widow, Daphne, and a daughter, both in the Reno area. Martin C. Murray The funeral for Martin C. Murray, of 1485 Ebbets Drive, was to be conducted today in the 0'Brien-Rogers and Crosby Funeral Home.

The Rev. John Bain of St. Albert's Catholic Church was to officiate. Burial will be in Our Mother of Sorrows Cemetery. Murray was killed Friday evening on top of an elevator at the Royal Inn motel, 1275 Stardust St.

Murray, a native of California, had resided in Reno for three months and was a student at Clayton Junior High School. He is survived by: his parents, Joseph and Joyce Murray, of Reno; brothers, Mark, in Montana, and Sean, of Reno; a sister, Heidi, of Reno; a mother, Adeline Christopherson, in California, and a great-grandmother, Mrs. Moats, in California. Harris Mackintosh Harris G. Mackintosh, 66, a resident of Gardrerville for the last 18 months, died in Carson I City Friday evening.

Mackintosh was born Dec. 7, 1904 in Des Moines, Iowa, and was a retired bank executive. He is survived by his widow, Bertha, of Gardnerville; a son Kenneth Mackintosh, Winnepeg, Canada; and a daughter, Jane Albrecht of Mill Valley, Calif. Four grandchildren also survive. A funeral will be held from Walton's Chapel of the Valley, Carson City, on Tuesday at 2:30 p.m.

with the Rev. Quentin Prather of the Carson Valley Community Methodist Church officiating. Burial will follow in the Garden Cemetery in Gardnerville. LEGAL NOTICES IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE No. 273736 Dept.

No. 3 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF SILVIO PAGNI, Deceased. Notice is Hereby Given, That WILLIAM PAGNI having filed in this Court a document purporting to be the last will and testament of SILVIO PAGNI, deceased; and a petition, praying that. the same be admitted to probate, the hearing of has been fixed by said Court for Tuesday, the 23 day of 1971, at 9:30 o'clock A.M. of said day at the Court House, in the City of Reno, County of Washoe; and all persons interested in the said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why said will should not be admitted to probate and said petitioner appointed executor thereof.

Dated, Nov. 5, A.D. 1971. H. FREEMAN, K.

BROWN, Clerk. 331040-Pagni By B. Deputy Clerk. Nov. 8-12-171 NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Nevada State Purchasing Division, Carson City, Nevada will receive sealed bids 3:30 in P.M., their 11-15-71 office PAPER, PRINTING, Employment Security, Highway, Carson City 3:15 P.M., 11-17-71 STERILIZER, Comprehensive Mental Health Las Vegas 1:15 P.M., 11-22-71 MANUFACTURE AGGREGATES SCREENINGS, way, State owned pits at Coaldale; and near Austin, Nevada 1:30 P.M., 11-22-71 OFFICE SUPPLIES, and Fish Game, Reno, WelTax, Employment Security, and Chile Highway, dren's Home, Carson City, Tax andi Eme ployment Security, 11-22-71 Las PAPER Vegas TOWELS, P.M., Purchasing, Reno 11-22-71 STACKING CHAIRS, Hospital, Sparks 2:15 P.M., 11-22-71 BAKERY ITEMS, Youth Training Center, Elko 3:15 P.M., 11-22-71 POTATOES, ONIONS, CANNED PACKAGED FOODS, Youth Training Center, Elko, Hospital, Children's Home, Carson City P.M., 11-23-71 PRINTED FORMS, Employment Security, Highway, troller, Carson City P.M., 11-23-71 SOUND LEVEL MEASURING SET, Motor Vehicles, son 3:00 P.M., 11-23-71 SCAFFOLD, BuildCity ings Grounds, 11-29-71 Carson VISUAL City TESTER, P.M., Motor Vehicles, Carson City All bids will be publicly opened and read at the above times and dates in Nevada State Purchasing Division, Carson City, Nevada.

Proposal forms may the be secured from the Purchasing Administrator. The right is reserved to reject any or all proposals or to accept the one deemed best for the State of Nevada. (s) AVIS M. HICKS, Administrator 333440-Notice Nov. IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY: OF WASHOE No.

272698 Dept. No. 6 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JACKELIN REA, Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the under. signed by has the been above duly entitled appointed Court on quali- the and 7th day of October, A.D.

1971, JACKELIN as Execu- REA tor of the estate of deceased. creditors having claims against said Estate are required to file the same with Clerk the proper Court vouchers within three attached, months with after the first publication of this notice. Dated October 7, A.D. 1971. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEVADA By T.

M. TEGLIA, Trust Administrator SWANSON, SWANSON CAPURRO By WAYNE N. CAPURRO, Attorneys for the Estate 334360-Rea Oct. 11-18-25 -Nov. IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT STATE OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE No.

272986 Dept. No. 2 JACK O. HODGES, Plaintiff VS. KATHLEEN E.

HODGES, Defendant SUMMONS THE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS GREETINGS TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT: You are hereby moned and required to serve upon tiff's attorney, whose name and address is: Bissett Logar, Attorneys at Law, 300 South Virginia Street, Reno, Washoe County, Nevada telephone 786-5040, an answer to the complaint which is herewith upon this you, summons within 20 upon days you, after service clusive of the day of service. If you fail to do so, judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. This action is brought to recover a judgment dissolving a contract of marriage and bonds of matrimony now existing between you plaintiff on the grounds of incompatibility. Date: Oct. 4, 1971.

H. Clerk of Court LIVERMORE, Deputy 'Clerk 331240-Hodges Oct. 25-Nov. 1-8-15-22 BIDS WANTED FOR HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals will be received by the Directors of the Department of High.

ways of the State of Nevada at their office in the State Highway Building, son City, Nevada, until and opened af 1:30 p.m. Pacific Standard Time on December 9, 1971, for Contract No. 1418, Project No. 1-080-1(57)12, construction of a portion of the Interstate Highway System in. Washoe County, on Interstate Route 80 between Keystone Avenue in Reno and the junction with U.S.

Highway 40 in Sparks, length of 2.776 miles. The minimum wage to be paid on this contract shall be as determined by the Secretary Commissioner of Labor of the State Labor are set forth in the contract documents. Employment lists may be obtained from the local office of the Nevada Employ. ment Security Department at 70 West Taylor, Reno, Nevada, 89502. Plans and specifications may be amined at the office of the undersigned, the Highway Department District Offices at Sparks, and Las Vegas, Nevada; the Regional Office of the Federal Highway Administration, 450 Golden Gate Avenue, San Francisco, California, 94102; at the offices the Associated General Contractors of America, 110 North 27th Boise, Idaho, 83706; 438 South Main Street, Lake City, Utah, 84101; and 300 South Wells Avenue, Reno, Nevada 89502; at pany the P.

office 0. Box of the 14185, F. W. Las Dodge Vegas, vada, 89102; at the office of the Daily Pacific Builder, 2450 17th Street, San Francisco, California, 94110; and at the office of the Construction Notebook, 2324 South Highland Avenue, Las Vegas, vada, 89102. Plans, form of proposal, contract and specifications may be secured by prequalified bidders through the fice of the undersigned.

A fee of Ten Dollars ($10.00) is required for the chase of each copy of the plans with form. proposal form and specifications, obtained on this basis are non-returnable and no refund will be made. Bids must be on the proposal form of the Highway Department and must be accompanied by a bide bond, a certified check, a cashier's check, or cash in the amount of five percent of bid. bids. Right is reserved to reject any or all Contractors desiring to bid on this work, not already qualified under the State Law, shall file with the Department of Highways at Carson City, Nevada, not later than (5) days prior to the for opening of bids, complete application for qualification on form nished by the Department.

All requests must be made in writing on the standard printed form provided free of charge for that purpose by the Depatment of Highways. The attention of bidders is directed to the State Contractor's License Law requirement that (NRS contractor 624.230 as amended a hold valid license of a class corresponding to the work to be done. Requests for may be directed to the Secretary of the State Contractor's Board, 328 South Wells Avenue, (P. O. Box 7497), Reno, Nevada.

This is a Federal-aid project and as such, any contractor otherwise qualified by work, the State of Nevada to perform such is not required to be licensed nor to submit application for license fin vance of submitting bid or havng such bid considered provded, however, that waiver such of the exemption State's does right not under constitute its license laws to require a contractor, determined to be successful bidder, to be licensed to do business in State Nevada in connection with the award of contract to him. The Nevada State Highway Department will on its own initiative, take tive action, including the Imposition contract sanctions and the initiation of appropriate legal proceedings under any applicable State or Federal law to achieve equal employment opportunity on FederalAid Highway Projects and will actively cooperate with the Federal Highway ministration in all Investigations and forcement actions undertaken by the eral Highway Administration. In coniunction with the above statement, the, Highway Department will not issue plans to an irresponsible bidder. Subsection (B) of the section 112 of Title 23 United States Code has been amended by adding at the end thereof, the following: for the construction of each project shall be awarded only on the basis of the lowest responsive bid submitted by a bidder meeting established criteria of GRANT BASTIAN, P.E, State Hghway Engineer Carson City, Nevada 89701 333380-No. 1418 Nov.

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