Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 10

10-REXO EVENING GAZETTE MAY 21, 1963 Nevada Scholastic Team Returns from Quiz Tonight's Meeting Planning Commission Schedules 15 Public Hearings at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. In! to comment on his team's pcrfop addition to visiting various places mance stated that at the end of th of interest in Manhattan, they saw1 program Yeshiva's captain cam a Broadway show, "Strange In-'over to the losing team and said, terlude," Saturday night. "Hereafter we will say the nam Prof. Kirkpatrick, when asked Nevada with respect." eral commercial on 58 acres east CANDIDATES SET DATE TO TALK Four more city council candidates will pass under the scrutiny of the voters Wednesday morning at another Reno Chamber of Commerce "Town Hall Coffee Break. Third Ward hopefuls Ed Spoon and Fred Desiderio and Fourth Ward contestants Dorothy Ginnochio and C.

J. Thornton will speak and answer questions at 10 a.m. in the Shore Room of the Holidav Hotel. The Regional Planning Commission will hold 15 public hear of Kietzke Lane and north of Peekham Lane. 10 p.m., three hearings, all in the Oddie Boulevard-Sullivan Lane 4 My sincere thanks to all area.

First is a multiple modifi 8:30 p.m., unlimited multiple office to neighborhood commercial north of Stardust Street on both sides of Elgin and Carlin Streets. 8:45 p.m., single family to unlimited multiple office both sides of Tyler and York Ways west of Pyramid Way. ESTATES 9 p.m., first agricultural and second estates uses to first estates southwest of Reno near Skyline Boulevard. 9:15 p.m., duplex to multiple cation of 44 acres north of Oddie those who supported vie in the Primary. tial at Roberts Street and Kietzke Lane.

7:15 p.m., single family residential to duplex at Hunter and Foster Drives. 7:30 p.m.. duplex to limited multiple residential and neighborhood commercial at Sadlier Way and North Wells Avenue. 7:45 p.m.. duplex to limited multiple residential on East Ninth Street east of Western Pacific tracks.

8 p.m., first estates to limited multiple residential north of Lane between Plumas Street and Lakeside Drive. 8:15 p.m., agricultural to single family residential east of Boyn-. ton Lane and south of Pembroke Drive. 1 5 "i and west of Sullivan containing changes from first estates to single family, multiple family and neighborhood shopping center Commercial. From first estates to neighbor ings tonight and make decisions on 15 land use changes Wednesday night.

Commissioners decided early this month the pressure of post-midnight sessions ought to be tempered. So thry split the standard Tuesday meeting into two parts. Tonight's meeting starts at 7 p.m. in the Reno City Council chambers in city hall. Wednesday night an executive session will be held at the samp plate.

Tonight's hearings are scheduled as follows: 7 p.m., single family residential to limited multiple residen Holly P. Phelps Of Lovelock Dies LOVELOCK Funeral serv The University of Nevada's academic team returned, to Reno by plane Monday night after competing in the nationally televised E. College Bowl" program in New York City Sunday afternoon. The team was greet ed at the Reno airport by Dean of Student Affairs Sam Basta, Dean of Men James Hathorn. and relatives.

Nevada's scholars lost to Ye-shiva University of New York City But Nevada led Ye-shiva 40-0 and 70-50 early in the game. The previous Sunday Yeshiva trounced a four-time winner, the University of Louisville, 340-145. Members of the Nevada team were Judy Garwood of Reno, captain, Steve Miller of Winnemucca, Dale Donathan of Reno, and Dave Cooper of Reno. Alternate was Lynn B. Gerow Jr.

of Reno. Pof. Harold L. Kirkpa trick of the history and political science department served as coach. Miss Garwood accounted for the most number of the Nevada points.

Miller was the second highest scorer for Nevada. At the program's "halftime." a two-minute film about the university was shown. The Nevadans, who arrived in New York Friday evening, stayed IN THE INTEREST OF hood shopping center commercial is the change sought for 14' 2 acres south of Oddie and west of Sullivan. A similar change is! ices for Holly P. Phelps, who residential on 26 acres in Incline Village, Lake Ta.hoe.

9:30 p.m., agricultural to general commercial in Pleasant Valley. 9:45 p.m., agricultural to gen asked for a five-acre parcel on the northeast corner of Oddie and Sullivan. GOOD GOVERNMENT I Recommend to You died in a Reno hospital Sunday, will be held here at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Belanger Funeral Home. Bishop Vern Schoefeld of the L.D.S.

Church will officiate; burial will be in the Lone Mountain Cemetery. Mr. Phelps, born June 18, 1901 in Missouri, was a long-time Lovelock resident. He was real estate broker and had been a law Public Hearing Planned On Sparks Park Proposal Captain Speaks To Serioma Club At Luncheon An Air Force captain who spent A proposal to charge subdivid-. Mrs.

Mary Anne Gipson, chair- ROY LEE T0RVINEN COUNCILMAN At-Lorge, 2 yr. term Signed: enforcement officer in this area said the group will recommend that the subdivider bp re-; quired to pay StSO for every six lots, about one acre. The monev rrs about $10 per lot for park development in Sparks will be reviewed during a public hearing at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the city-council chambers. An nfHinunr'p nmivwcH ttip during the last 20 years.

He was a member of the Persh ing County Chamber of Com merce and the Nevada Peace Of Grace Mascho, 80 Passes in Reno Grace Mascho, 80, 801 N. Center died yesterday in a local hospital. A native of Iowa, born Jan. 6. 1883.

she had resided in Reno 13 years. Survivors include a son. Clifford Challender. Reno; grandchildren Robert and Carol Challender, also of Reno, and two brothers, Clarence and Frank Olsen, Chehalis, Wash. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 3 p.m.

at the Stick-lin Funeral Home, Chehalis, Wash, with burial to be in Claquato Cemetery. Friends may call at Walton's Funeral Home until 5 p.m. Committee for Parks for Sparksfor Park development and main- tenace. yet has been adopted, but not hv thr riv rnnnr'il. The ordinance would also re- reco CARPET, RUG, UPHOLSTERY CLEANING FA 3-7241 C.

W. FREEMONT COMPANY 656 N. Wells Avenue quire that the subdivider donate ficers Association. Mr. Phelps is survived by his widow, Mrs.

Vera Phelps of Lovelock; a daughter, Mrs. Mary Olive Gialy of Carson City; a son. Lonnie Gen Phelps, Sparks; and four grandchildren. night to draw up specific sugges seven months in a Russian prison will be guest speaker Wednesday at a Reno Scrtoma Club meeting. Appearing at the noon luncheon at the Holiday Hotel will be Capt.

John McKone, now a survival instructor at Stead Air Force Base. McKone was one of two officers to survive a Russian attack on an RB-47 reconnaissance bomber on a mapping mission over the Barents Sea off the coast of Russia in I960. Captured by the Russians. McKone and Capt. Freeman O.

Olmstead spent much of their time in a Moscow prison being pressured to swear they had been flying over Russian territory. TV. Adx tions to make the proposed ordinance more comprehensive. Damage Suit Filed Over New Facility the subdivision for park purposes. That figure would fulfill the committee's goal of about one! acre of park land serving 800 people.

Mrs. Gipson said. "CRITICAL NEED" She said she and her husband, Patrick, who moved to Sparks from California, got the idea for the committee and ordinance after discovering a critical need for playground area for their children. Such ordinances are in widespread use in other states, she said. When the Gipsons and a few neighbors formed the committee with the purpose of interesting the citv council in the proposal, they LAS VEGAS (AP) Owners of Gomel convene Here's the convertible for people who never thought they could afford such a And, you get the added value of Comet's resale record: It's We money in the bank! a not yet completed hotel-casino Gomel s-22 sportster This new excitement from Comet is art economical way to beat the sportscars at their own game.

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The owners. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caracciolo, filed suit in U. S.

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