Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 27

rr Reno Evening Gazette Monday, June 5, 1978 27- FPT-a jtz 1 Vital statistics COURT ACTION Learning Area Boy Scouts, gathered at the Washoe County Fairgrounds over the weekend for the annual Scout-O-Rama, were able to get a first hand look at one the Nevada Army National Guard tanks. LL Rich Morrow, left, gave the youngsters soem first hand information about the tank. During the weekend meet a variety of Boy Scout activities were also held that would help the boys with various projects during the year. (Gazette photo) Carol T. Johnson, 750 Foothill Road, Reno, fined $200.

James F. Papola, 1855 Auburn Way, Reno, fined $200. Christie I. Stephenson, 11547 Chesapeake Drive, Lemmon Valley, fined $250. Jacob D.

Zevlner, tOO Dolomite Circle, Reno, fined $250. James D. Burch, 312 Rock Sparks, fined $250. Everett A. Bay, 160 Sparks, fined $250.

Roy E. Wesley, 7200 S. Virginia Reno, fined $250. James L. Morgan, 3KS Wedekind Road, Reno, fined $250.

Dwlght R. Carlton, 190 Guildwood Drive, Sun Valley, fined $400. Ron G. Kline, Kings Beach, fined $300 Charles F. Hurt, 1360 Foothill Road, Reno, fined $250.

Thomas K. Bishop, El Paso, Texas, sentenced to already time served. Joseph A. Williams, 390 Gentry Way, Reno, fined $100 for reckless driving only. Robert O.

Weaver, 401 W. Zolezzi Lane, Reno, fined $200. Hastings A. Pitcher, Beckwourth, fined $250. August R.

Blum, 112 E. Sixth Reno, fined $250. Jeffrey P. Shackelford, South Lake Tahoe, fined $245. Nelson D.

DeSantis, 1510 Harvard Way, Reno, fined $200. Alfonso Bravo, 2672 Markridge Drive, Reno, fined $250. Kurt W. Sieben, 990 I Sparks, fined $250. PUBLIC NOTICE Th Criminot Juttic banning Com-mitt will hold public mting on Thursday, Juno 8, I97B, a 1:30 p.m.

in fiono Oty Hall council Chombom. Tho mooting will bo to ditcuH ond roviow grants and mo 1979 Criminol Justico Comprohonsivo Plan. All concerned porsons aro urgod to ottond. Oiminal Justico Planning Comminoo P.O. rk 1 1 130 Bono.

Novoda 785-4319 3333lc4MAootng Juno WiSmoUg NOTICE Of PUBtPC SAU TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notico is horoby givon that on Juno 12. 1978. at ia0O A.M. a public solo Following are actions reported by courts involving persons arrested on charge of driving under the influence: Edward Nunnelley, 1233 E. Fourth Reno, fined 1200.

Mark A. Costa, 1370 Evelyn Way, Reno, fined 1200 Robert L. Picotte, Yerington, IS days jail. Christopher J. Forsyth, 1S60 Windsor Way, Reno, fined t1W.

Scott L. Hutcherson, 1075 N. Sierra Reno, charge amended to careless driving, fined ISO. Joan O. Brown, 3355 Downey Reno, fined (250.

Kenneth R. Misenheimer, Sacramento, fined $200. Larry C. Norman, 405 S. Center Reno, fined S300.

Richard H. Taylor, 60S Washoe Drive, Carson City, fined 1250. Robert O. Kllse, 3305 Biltmore, Carson City, fined $200. Allen D.

Kight, 0 Nile Court, Lemmon Valley, fined $250. Kevin H. Jones, 4190 Baker Lane, Reno, fined $225. Andrew D. Russell, Stockton, fined $250.

Robert E. Quest, 2255 Riviera Reno, fined $250. Dale R. Smith, 1220 E. Fifth Carson City, fined $250.

Darryl M. D'Armond, 788 West Reno, fined $250. Wallace A. Nelson, 500 Howard Drive, Sparks, fined $150. Gregory J.

Osborne, 100 Purdue Drive, Reno, charge dismissed, fined $50 for careless driving. Lou A. Hall, 360 Ralston Reno, fined $200. John L. Anderson, 3125 S.

Virginia Reno, charge amended to reckless driving, fined $150. Mark K. Brandenberg, 370 Wilson Reno, fined $200. Francis T. Harmer, Reno, fined $200 Victor F.

Zukowski, 4305 W. Fourth Reno, fined $100, 10 days lail. Douglas M. Smith, 1845 Andeslte Reno, 15 days jail. Vincent L.

Seckinger, 1074 Haskell Reno, fined $200. Marca L. Salas, 4200 Garland Lane, Reno, fined $250. Michael Carrasco, 1415 Riley Reno, fined $230, 10 days iail. Robert T.

Hodges 2950 Salem Place, Reno, fined $200. Ti 0 will bo hold at 4600 Kictifco Lano BIRTHS Hidden Valley residents still getting arsenic water 4190, Rono. Novoda. la soli far cash tho following collotoral, to wit: 1974 Panliac 2 OR Sir. 2f37M4ZI0117 (0845-S0IS6) said coilatoral boing hold to socuro on obligation arising vndor a rotoil in-stolmont soourity agroomoot (conoV.

tional salo contract) hold by Gonoro! Motors Accoptonco Corporation os so-curod party. Said public salo is to bo conductad according to tho tows of tho stato of Nowoda. Gonorol Motors Accoptonco Corporation rosomos tho right lo bid at this solo. Tho coilatoral is prasonrty storod and may bo soon ot 4600 Kiotzko Lano (ISO. Rono, Novoda GENERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE COSWORATrON 3321130-Pontiac May 31 Juno 5 tm3two2g IN THE SECOND JUOrOAL DISTRICT COURT Of THE STATE Of NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY Of WASHOE No.

7B-2016 Dopt. No. 4 IN THE MATTER Of THE ESTATE Of DAN JONES. Oocoasod NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notico is horoby givon that ttio vrv dorsignod has boon duly oppointod ond quolihod by tho above onlitlod Court on tho 27th day of April, )97S. as Administratrix of tho Estcrlo of DAN JONES, docoasod.

All orodilors having doims against said Esato aro roquirod to filo tho soma, with tho propor vouchors ot- tochod, with tho Clark of tho Court withtn ninoty (90) doys aftor tho first publication of this notico. Datod May 23, 1978 EVELYN LUCY JONES 1425 Locksloy Wy Rono. Nv 89200 W. H. TOBELER Attornoy for tho Estoto 3345170- Jonas Juno 1.5.10 tmlth3g IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT BERRINGTON In Reno, June 2, 1978, to Mr.

and Mrs. Gary M. Ber-rington of Wellington, a daughter. CfASE In Reno, June 2, 1978, to Mr. and Mrs.

William C. Chase of Reno, a son. DILLON In Reno, June 2, 1978, to Mr. and Mrs. Michael E.

Dillon of Sparks, a daughter. FARACI In Reno, June 2, 1978, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Faraci of Sparks, a daughter. FREEMAN In Reno, June 3, 1978, to Mr.

and Mrs. Frank M. Freeman of Fallon, a son. KILLINGSWORTH In Reno, June 2, 1978, to Mr. and Mrs.

Phillip A. Killingsworth of Kings Beach, a son. MacFARLAND In Reno, June 3, 1978, to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mac-Farland of Reno, a son.

MEYER In Reno, June 4, 1978, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Meyer oj Carneiian Bay, a son. MILLER In Reno, June 3, 1978, to Mr.

and Mrs. Richard E. Miller of Reno, a daughter. MILLER In Reno, June 2, 1978, to Mr. and Mrs.

Robert A. Miller of Fallon, a son. QUIRK In Reno, June 3, 1978, to Mr. and Mrs. James A.

Quirk of Mammoth Lakes, a son. RABENSTINE In Reno, June 5, 1978, to Mr. and Mrs. Steven Raben-stine of Reno, a daughter. ROSS In Reno, June 3, 1978, to Mr.

and Mrs. Michael W. Ross of Sparks, a daughter. By BURTON SWOPE The financially-troubled Hidden Valley Water Co. is continuing to supply water to customers from an arsensic-laden well despite a court order not to.

Washoe District Judge Roy L. Torvinen issued a preliminary injunction last Thursday ordering operator Dan Brown to cease using the well except on an emergency basis and supply water through a second well. However, Brown said today that because of legal technicalities and lack of a power source to operate the second well, he is being forced to dispense water to 560 residential and five or six commercial users from Well Number One, the well containing the highest levels of trsenic. Brown said he was in compliance with Torvinen's order because he is operating Well Number One on an "emergency" basis. Torvinen issued his order after a suit was brought by the Washoe County District Board of Health through the district attorney's civil division to stop Brown using Well Number One, which officials said has an arsenic content in excess of .05 parts per million.

The arsensic levels in the well violate state health standards for water quality. Torvinen noted that Well Number Two has been constructed and is currently available for operation so long as the diesel pump at the well site is operational. However, he also pointed out that because the water company owes Sierra Pacific Power Co. a sum in excess of $30,000 for supplying electricity to Well Number One, the power company will not supply additional power to service Well Number Two. Brown said today that the diesel pump at Well Number Two was being removed because the 60-day lease he had on it is up.

That, he said, will mean no power to operate the well. Brown said he only agreed to place the generator at the well site for the two-month period to allow representatives of the Washoe County Health Department's Environmental Services Division to make tests. Brown claimed he has no control over the well anyway because it has not been added to the state utilities rate base by the Public Service Commission, nor has the commission allowed transfer of the well's certificate from Far West Utlities to the water company. Brown, who owns Far West, said the well was put in and financed by Far West. George Keele, deputy attorney general and counsel to the PSC, said today there is no formal proceeding before the commission concerning Well Number Two.

He also had no comment on Torvinen's stipulation that the PSC become a party to the health district's suit against the water company or the preliminary injunction will expire in six months. "Our official position is that Judge Torvinen entered an order that is lawful on its face. We're not a party to that action. So, it's between Judge Torvinen and the Hidden Valley Water Keele said. Reno police probe weekend incidents Within 75 minutes Sunday, a man was struck on the head and a woman's arm was broken in separate robberies at Reno's Pioneer Inn.

The weekend robberies were among several such Incidents. Police say these incidents are markedly increasing. At 4 p.m., Clyde B. Almond of Belmont, and Richard Conboy of Sunnyvale, got out of their car in the underground parking area of the Pioneer Inn, 221 S. Virginia St.

A dark-skinned mustacheoed man, wearing a white T-shirt and tennis shoes and carrying a tennis racquet and a pistol approached them, saying, "OK, you guys, this is it." Almond replied, "You've got to be kidding." The robber struck Almond on the head, took $730 from the men and fled. Almond was released from a hospital after treatment. At 5:15 p.m., Borghild E. Jackson, 83, of Sonoma, and Margaret O'Leary, 81, of Boyes Hot Springs, entered the same area from the Inn's casino. They told police one of two young men grabbed Mrs.

Jackson's purse. She held on and was pulled to the pavement and dragged before letting go. As the men ran, John Rogers, a dealer at the inn, chased them. Police said Rogers cornered the one with the purse on a second floor balcony of the Red Carpet Motor Lodge, 140 Court where a struggle ensued. Rogers threw the purse to Mike Kramer, a Washoe County sheriff's detective who was passing by with detective Sgt.

Rich Hill. Police said the suspect broke free and ran west. About fifteen minutes later, Kramer and Hill arrested two persons In Wingfield Park. Booked on a charge of robbery were George A. Keratzedes, 19, of Burllngame, and a 17-year-old Reno boy.

Also on Sunday, Oakland, fashion photographer Marie A. Stephens reported two men robbed her of $100 in the 100 block of West Fifth Street. And Reno liquor store clerk Tyrone J. Clark said a man robbed him of $50 on the sidewalk in the 100 block of West Third Street. Donald A.

Brown of Canutillo, Texas, reported a man robbed him Saturday In the 200 block of N. Virginia Street, taking $50. And attendant Joe Vannoy of the Texas Independent Oil Co. service station at 3301 S. Virginia said a man robbed him there Friday, taking $700.

1 Area deaths Richard T. Itza James Stevens CARSON CITY A funeral is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Walton's Chapel of the Valley, Carson City, for James Arthur Stevens. Stevens, 63, a Carson City resident for the last 17 years, died Friday in a Reno hospital. He was born Aug.

7, 1914, in Petaluma, Calif. In 1961, he retired with the rank of captain from the U.S. Marine Corps after 26 years of service. He served In both World War II and the Korean Conflict. At the time of his death he was the owner and broker of Stevens Real Estate in Carson City.

Stevens was a member of the National Rifle Association; Elks Club, Carson City Lodge; the Doecent Council of the Nevada State Museum in Carson City; the Leisure Hour Club; and the Retired Officers Association. He was also a charter member of the Proscenium Players in Carson City and was active in the Society of Barbershop Quartets of America. Survivors include his widow, June of Carson City; and brothers, William of Stockton and Eugene Mazoue of Sunnyvale, Calif. Final rites will be held at Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery, San Diego, Calif. BATTLE MOUNTAIN Richard T.

Itza, 22, of Battle Mountain, died Sunday as the result of an automobile-bus accident In Winnemucca. Born July 21, 1955, in Winnemucca, he was raised and attended schools there until 1970 when the family moved to Battle Mountain. He graduated from Battle Mountain High School. Itza had worked for Duvall National Coil Corp. in Columbus, Ohio, and at the time of his death, was employed as a welder for Imco Co.

of Battle Mountain. Surviving are his daughter, Stephanie Marie, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Itza, brothers, Daniel N. and David sister, Mary Anna, and grandparents, Frances Esparza and Mr.

and Mrs. Nevin Fletcher, all of Battle Mountain. Recitation of the Rosary is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at St. John Bosco Catholic Church, where Itza was a member.

Resurrection Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the church. Burial will follow in the family plot at the Winnemucca Cemetery. Eddy's Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Two survive crash A Davis, doctor and his wife escaped injury this morning when their helicopter crash-landed on a Lake Tahoe beach at Tanoe City.

The Placer Sheriff's Department reported Dr. Thomas Elliott was piloting the two-seater copter when it lost power and "auto-rotated in." A deputy said the helicopter suffered considerable damage in the 10:30 a.m. accident. It landed on the beach south of the entrance to the Truckee River outlet, the deputy said. Fire calls Fire fighters in the Reno-Sparks-Carson City area responded to the following alarms during the 24-hour period ending at 11 a.m.

today. RENO a.m., 2580 Lakeridge Shores West, smoke detector, no damage. p.m., Reno International Airport, aircraft emergency, landed safely. p.m., 17 S. Virginia false alarm.

p.m., 3295 S. Virginia dumpster fire, damage to paint only. p.m., 24 River Rock trash-can fire, damage to paint only. p.m., 2344 Wedekind Road, reported structure fire, no damage. a.m., 2338 Wedekind Road, dumpster fire, no damage.

a.m., 1070 Monroe smoking washing machine, minor damage to washer. TRUCKEE MEADOWS p.m., 3001 W. Fourth vehicle fire, extensive damage. 7:52 p.m., six miles west of Fernley along railroad tracks, reported brush fire, nothing found. p.m., 1500 W.

Holcomb Lane, Inhalator run. p.m., 17805 Fantail inhalator run. a.m., 1745 Brenda Way, auto accident, washdown. a.m.. Interstate 80, east of Vista, sighting of smoke, nothing found.

SPARKS p.m., 1108 1st arcing power line, no damage. -8: 19 p.m., 400 Pine Meadow Drive, trash fire, no damage. p.m., 1548 first-aid call, transported by Medic 1. 2:58 p.m., 855 Linda Way, alarm malfunction. p.m.

250 S. Stanford Way, alarm malfunction. a.m., 1675 first-aid call, transported by Medic 1. CARSON CITY 1:05 p.m., 58 Ruby Lane, auto accident, no injuries. 1:07 p.m..

Third and Carson streetcis'se alarm. 2: 10 p.m., Supreme Court Building, 100 N. Carson 'Use alarm. p.m., 1000 N. Cannfl dumpster fire, no damage.

DIVISION OF FORESTRY 1:02 p.m., Quilici Ranch Road, Verdi, first-aid call, assisted Medic 1. p.m., south of Wood fords, Markleeville, area, brush fire, assisted U.S. Forest Service. p.m., Storey County, lightning watch. 7:46 p.m., six miles of west of Fern-ley, reported brush fire, nothing found.

p.m., above Mt. Rose Ski Resort, illegal burn, no damage. COURT Of THE STATE Of NEVADA. IN AND fOR THE COUNTY Of WASHOE No. 78-3455 Dopt No.

7 IN THE MATTER Of THE ESTATE Of WALTER GILBERT TERRY. Docoasod. NOTICE Of HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that JOSEPH FUETSCH, tho Public Administrator of tho County of Woshoo, Stato of Novoda. having filod in this Court a documont ontitlod Potttion for Issuance of Lortors of Administration and for Summary Administration, tho hooring thoroof has boon fixod by said Court for Wodnosdoy, tho 21st day of Juno. 1978.

of 9:30 o'clock a.m.. of said day. or as soon thoroof-tor as counsoi can bo hoard, ot tho Court Houso, in tho City of Rono. County of Woshoo; ond oil porsons in-torostod in tho said ostato aro nofihod then and thoro to oppoar ond show cause, if ony they have, why soid Petitioner should not be appointed Administrator. DATED: This 25th day of May, 1978.

ALEX COON. Clerk By E. UVERMORE Deputy Clerk 3343605-Terry Juno 1,5.10 ImlrhSg IN THE JUSTICE COURT Of RENO TOWNSHIP COUNTY Of WASHOE, STATE Of NEVADA No. 22.947 McMAHAN-S FURNITURE Of RENO. a Nevodo corporotrion.

Plaintiff JIM BRADFORD and PATRICIA HALL. Defendants SUMMONS THE STATE Of NEVADA SENDS GREETINGS TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: You are hereby summoned to appear within five days otter the service upon you of this Summons if served in said township, or within ten doys if served out of said township, but within sard county, ond in all other coses within twenty days (exclusive of the day of service), and defend the above entitled action. If you fail to do so, tudgment by default will be token against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. RICHARD C. MINOR Justice of the Peace, Reno Township HAROESTY HESS Attorney frx the Plaintiff One East First Street, Suite 1405 Reno.

Novoda 89501 Date: May, 1978 3323656-McMohons June 5,12,19.26 July 3 lm5mo3g IN THE SECOND JUDICAL DISTRICT COURT Of THE STATE Of NEVADA, IN AhC FOR THE COUNTY Of WASHOE. No. 78-2123 Dept. No. 7 RICHARO R.

JONES. Plointiff vs. BETTY JONES, Oefendon! SUMMONS THE STATE Of NEVADA SENDS GREETINGS TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon plaintiff's attorney, whose name and address is: JAMES F. SLOAN, ESQ. Attorney at Low, 195 S.

Sierra Street Suite 3 10, Reno. Nevodo 89S0I an Answer to the Complaint which is herewith served upon you, within 20 days after service of this Summons upon you, exclusive of the day of service. If you foil to do so. iudgment by default will be token ogoinst you for the relief do-. monded in the Comptotnt.

That Defendant ond Plointiff hove been living separate and apart since January 6, 1977, as more fully set forth in the Complaint herein. Dated April 3. 1978. ALEX COON Clerk of the Court by BENHAM Deputy Clerk 3341880- Jones May 22.29 June 5,12.19 tm22mn8g IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT-COURT OF THE STATE Of NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY Of WASHOE No 78-29S3 Oept No. 3 AJoNADOMNDQZALIMON.

James Meade Sr. Crash cause cited Reno police said today that motorist George L. Campbell, who was killed on Clear Acre Lane early Saturday, was driving under the influence of liquor. Police said his car crossed into the opposite lane. The car and an approaching pickup truck driven by Lyle D.

Cramer, 23, of 5050 Sullivan Lane, Sparks, collided. Cramer was released after hospital treatment. Police said Campbell's blood-alcohol level was .216. A person with a level of .10 is considered under the influence in Nevada. Police Investigated the 3:30 a.m -accident near McCarran Boulevard, but said they believe it occurred outside the city limits.

The city has recorded nine traffic deaths this year exclusive of this one. Campbell had worked as a taxi driver and a kitchen helper. Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eligah Campbell of North Highlands, Calif.

A funeral will be conducted June 9 at Morgan-Jones Funeral Home, Sacramento. Burial will be at Camellia Lawn Cemetery. CARSON CITY James William Meade 39, died Thursday in a Carson City hospital after being taken there from the Nevada State Prison where he had spent the last seven years. Cause of death was not of a violent nature, according to FitzHenry's Capital City Mortuary, Carson City, but is under investigation by the Carson City Coroner's office. Meade was born Aug.

1, 1938, in Washington, D.C. A veteran of the U.S. Air Force, he had worked as a laborer. Among his survivors are sons, Scott of Manassas, and James W. Jr.

of Florida; his mother, Alice and brothers, Robert and Charles, all of Ohio; and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Duckett of Van Wert, Ohio. Cremation was held Friday at Masonic Memorial Gardens Crematorium, Reno.

Inurnment will be in Van Wert. Mary C. Fahrberger Mary Catherine Fahrberger, 63, a former resident of Truckee, died Friday in a Reno hospital. Born Jan. 28, 1915, in Ciciero, 111., Mrs.

Fahrberger moved to Reno two years ago. She was a member and past president of the Assumption Catholic Church Guild in Truckee. For a number of years she was the owner of the Stay 'n Play Motel at Donner Lake. Survivors include her husband, Rudolph of Reno; sons, Lewis of San Jose, William of Santa Clara and Richard of Reno; daughter, Marilyn Dedmon of Truckee; parents, Mr. and Mrs.

William McCartin of Santa Clara; brother, Jack McCartin of Santa Clara; and nine grandchildren. Recitation of the Rosary was held Sunday evening. Resurrection Mass was celebrated at 10 a.m. today at the Assumption Catholic Church. Burial will be at the Sierra Mountains Cemetery In Truckee.

Truckee-Tahoe Mortuary, Truckee, is in charge of arrangements. Lillian Johnson Hod Tay. Headquarters robbed The Washoe County Republican Central Committee headquarters in Reno was broken into over the weekend, but a spokesman said it isn't a Watergate-type burglary. Vice chairman Jane Idso said someone took two typewriters and an adding machine. "We're angry about it," she said.

Reno Police Investigated the burglary, which was committed between Friday afternoon and Sunday morning. The office is located at 582 S. Virginia St. Awakened by kiss LAS VEGAS (AP) A 32-year-old Las Vegas woman who fell asleep while basing In the sun this weekend was awakened suddenly by what she thought was her neighbor's dog licking her right foot. However, police said she opened her eyes and found a man in his young 20s licking her toes.

Police said the woman's screams apparently frightened the man away. Police said this was the second time the toe-kisser had struck this week. LEILAM FRANCO LIMON, SUMMONS Lillian L. Johnson, 70, of 270 Booth died Sunday in a Reno hospital. Before moving to Reno eight years ago, she had lived In Southern California.

She was born Nov. 3, 1907, in Baltimore, Md. She was a homemaker. Among her survivors are her husband, Joseph of Reno; daughters, Carol Johnson of Azusa, and Stephanie Frazier of San Luis Obispo, Calif. a brother, Edgar Lanham of Maryland; and two grandchildren.

No funeral is scheduled. Burial will be at Mountain View Cemetery. Alexander's Pyramid Funeral Home, Sparks, Is in charge of arrangements. Mabel Godwin SILVER CITY Mabel C. Godwin, 81, a resident of Silver City, died Saturday in a Fallon care center.

A native of Leon, Iowa, she was born March 10, 1897, and had lived in Fallon many years where her husband, Ed was the Southern Pacific Railroad depot agent for several years. He preceded her in death in 1973. Surviving are a son, John Key of Silver Springs; sister, Rena Hutchison of Fallon; four grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. A graveside funeral is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at the Fallon Cemetery.

Austin's Funeral Home, Fallon, Is In charge of FALLON Fred R. Taylor, 56, a resident of Fallon since 1956, died today in a Fallon hospital. A native of Archer, Idaho, he was born June 5, 1922, and was a veteran of World War II. Taylor was a self-employed cement contractor and most recently was a fireman at the Fallon Naval Air Station. He was a member of Churchill Lodge 26, Scottish Rite Bodies of Nevada, Kerak Temple, the Fallon Shrine Club, and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints.

Surviving are his widow, Mary and sons, Robert and Merlin, all of Fallon; daughter, Judy Jones of Fern-ley; brothers, Jay of Carson City, Tom of Pocatello, Idaho, Russell, Don and Paul, all of Blackfoot, Idaho, Harold of Boise and Glenn of Oroville, Calif. sisters, Ina Madsen of Santa Clara, Wanda Clements of San Pablo, and Wilma Reader of Sandpoint, Idaho; father, LeRoy of Blackfoot; and nine grandchildren. A funeral Is scheduled for 2 p.m. Wednesday at the LDS Church in Fallon, with burial in the family plot of the Fallon Cemetery. Austin's Funeral Home, Fallon, is In charge of Painters back at work Reno and Tahoe area painters who had been on strike for the last several daysbegan returning to work today following approval of a two-year package from the Reno Painting and Decorating Contractors of California and Nevada.

Ed Pierce, business manager for Painters and Allied Trades Local No. 567, whose 200 workers had been on strike for two and one half working days, said a vote to approve the package was taken Monday morning. "It was 99 percent in favor of going back to work. In fact some of them are already going back to their Jobs," Pierce said Monday at noon. Although he would not spell out the terms of the agreement, he said the offer included increases in wages and fringe benefits.

THE STATE Of NEVADA SENDS GREETINGS TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon plaintiff's attorney, whose name and odaVess is: SYLVIA J. THOMPSON. 329 Flint Street, Reno, Nevada 89501. an Answer to the Complaint which is herewith served upon you, within 30 doys after service of this Summons upon you, exclusive of the day of service If you foil to do so, iudgment by default will be taken ogoinst you for the relief detrxjivJou in the Complaint, far an annulment of the monioae of the parties on the ground that the consent of ploinliff to the soid marriage was obtained by fraud on the port of defendant. Doted MayS.

1978 ALEX COON Oerk of the Court By MORRIS Deputy Oerk 3344603 limon May 8-1 5-22-29-June 5 Giuseppangelo Fonzi, an Italian dentist practicing in Paris in the 19th century, introduced individual artificial teeth which were mounted on bases made of platinum and gold. -4l A A.4JC4Vt-ls a.A 8 i 4 4 4. 4. Aske 4, 41 8 4. i fcttM.1tAlr''1'llill.