Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 39

Reno Evening azette Wed. March 29, 1978 -39 I Area deaths 1 peath notices IM.KMAN. LUCILLE In Reno. March Developers air fearover Sparks tax hike TB4V3 Arthur Presnell Jr. A funeral was held today at Ross, Burke Knobel Mortuary for Arthur Presnell Jr.

of Reno. Presnell, 25, died Monday In Winnemucca. A native of San Francisco, he was born March 20, 1853, and was a mall delivery truck driver. Surviving are sisters, Julie Presnell of Reno and Yvonne Martini of Sparks; and a brother, Ronnie of California. Burial will be at Mountain View Cemetery.

Clara Semenza Clara Semenza, 95, of Reno, and a Nevada resident since 1909, died Monday in a Reno hospital. She was born Feb.5, 1883 In Genoa, Italy. Surviving are a son, Rudy of South Pasadena, three grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. A funeral is scheduled for 9 a.m. Thursday at Ross, Burke Knobel Mortuary with burial at Mountain View Cemetery.

lopers that a precedent was not being set He added that when the 1 percent tax was approved in 1973, a 3 percent tax had been recommended. "In 1973, we computed that it would take 3 percent of the building fees to take care of the parks," Public Works Director Bob Churn told the developers. "And It hasn't changed. Our costs have gone up proportionately with yours." Frank Darr, representing the Associated Builders and Contractors, also recommended that a group of advisers from the construction industry be formed to work on the park problem. He said this group could "very possibly offer sound advice on the tax situation and what parks are needed and how to build those parks." Community Development Coordinator Alex Fittlnghoff showed the developers a preliminary plan outlining where parks should be located to meet growth demands.

He said the city is attempting to purchase land totaling 330 acres from the Bureau of Land Management He said that would represent two large parks In north and east Also needed will be four or five nelgbhorhood parks. "We want enough neighborhood parks to make it a fairly short bike ride or walk for kids," Fittlnghoff said. Hicks assured developers that present parks are being used and said, "If we had 400 acres now, they would be used also. The only way to accomodate more people is to build more facilities." If the Increase is passed, Lewis said, the tax would probably be passed on to the buyer. He added, however, that because of supply and demand, that might change in three or four years and "we would have to take the loss." Developers today expressed fears that an increase In a Sparks residential construction tax would set a precedent and lead to other "new home" taxes In the city.

Several Sparks staff members held workshop with four area developers to discuss an Increase In the tax for new home construction from 1 to 3 percent. That money is spent for land acquisition and construction of parks. The tax Is based on the construction cost, not the selling price of the home. The developers raised surprisingly little concern over the hike itself, but questioned whether this would lead to a California-like system In which several taxes are Imposed on the builder. Robert Lewis of Lewis Homes, one of the largest building firms in Sparks, said he would hate to see taxes for fire and police cruisers imposed on developers.

Along those lines, he added, "Why don't you go to the hospitals and charge 11,500 for each new baby born?" The purpose of the Increase In tax was to pay for new parks necessitated by the growing number of homes and people in the area, developers were told. City Manager Jay Milllgan said that through this system. Sparks newcomers buy into a park program. Sparks leisure services director Les Hicks said there are now 123 park acres but according to National Recreation and Park Association recommendations there should be 400 acres, based on 10 acres of park for every 1,000 persons. Sparks has a population of 40,000.

MUligan said that if such a tax increase is passed by the City Council, he would recommend language assuring deve Arne Arnesen A graveside funeral was -lai rAM.M.. iifu" Aur held Arnesen, a former Reno resident, died Saturday In Lafayette. A native of Hammerfest, Norway, he was born Dec. 30, 1899, and was a building contractor. His wife, Ann, preceded him in death in Reno.

Surviving are a nephew and a grand nephew. Alexander's Pyramid Funeral Home, Sparks, charge of arrangements. Lillian R. Lillian R. Rodgers, 76, of 1010 Wright died at her Reno residence Monday.

A native of Paducah, she was born Sept 21, 1901, and lived in Reno 41 years. She had worked as a saleslady. Surviving are a brother, John D. Rodgers of Hughes, Ark. and a nephew in Sacramento.

A graveside funeral Is scheduled for 11 a.m. Thursday Privole ffi I Offi Irow explains ai Mountain view cemetery. Walton Funeral Home. Reno. Is In charge of arrange- why he avoided jury duty call merits.

Lottie Sparks insurance agent Gerry Grow, a former Washoe County commissioner, reiterated today that he avoided reporting for Jury duty Monday because he was certain he would be seated and his business would suffer. When the Jury commissioner handltng the Peggy Davis murder case called him Monday, Grow said he told her lie could not go to court because of pressing business appointments. The would-be Juror acknowledged today that he played in a pro-am golf match Monday at Stead, but he said "that wasn't the reason I skipped out on Jury duty." Grow said he didn't even tell his secretary where he was going to be that day because he didn't want her to have to make excuses for him. "Golf wasn't the pressing business I was referring to," Grow said. "I wouldn't want anyone to think that I believe go'f is more important than Jury duty." Grow said on nis way to District Judge John Barrett's court Monday he realized that he was a qualified juror and would probably be selected to the panel.

If that rccirrert, he said he could Le kept away from his business for as long as four weeks. "I'm behind in my business and it just couldn't stand that," Grow said. "I knew I would be seated as a juror in that trial. There's no reason to think I wouldn't be chosen. But I made a bad judgment in ducking out." A warrant for Grow's arrest was issued Monday and then rescinded when he didn't answer a subpoena to ap- A funeral is scheduled for 2 p.m.

Thursday at Walton Funeral Home, Reno, for Lottie Lindsay. Mrs. Lindsay, 65, of 1947 Wedektnd Road, died Monday in a Reno hospital. A native of McLouth, she was born Aug. 1.

1912, and lived in Reno 10, years. She was a housewife and a member of the VFW Auxiliary. Surviving are a JIowari.Monlgemery of Reno; daughter, Dolly Dillinger of Ridgecrest, Calif. sisters, Margaret Allred of Yuba City, and Fannie Steed of Kansas; and five grandchildren. Burial will be at Mountain View Cemetery.

Gretchn Gielow Gretchen Gielow, 65, died Tuesday at her Stateline residence. Born May 29, 1912. in Berkeley, she was a Nevada resident for the last 12 years and lived in Stateline for the last year. Survivors Include a son, Charles and daughter, Ruth M. Gielow, both of Stateline; sister, Bernice VUerolo of South San Francisco; and four grandchildren.

A funeral is scheduled for 11 a.m. Friday at Walton's Chapel of the Valley, Carson City. Burial will be at Walton's Carson Gardens Cemetery. Lucille Thorman Lucille Thorman, 70, of 397 Gould died Tuesday in a Reno hospital. A native of Alamagordo, N.M., she was born Jan.

1, 1908, and lived in Reno since 194S. She was a fetired bookkeeper and a member of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Rebekah Lodge No. 7. Her husband Herb preceded her in death in 1962. Surviving are a daughter, Margaret Ackerman of Sparks; a niece; and three grandchildren.

A funeral is scheduled for 2 p.m. Friday at Wlton Funeral Home, Reno, with burial at Mountain View Cemetery. pear for jury duty. Later, chamber at the end of the he PUBLIC NOTICE NOTlCfCfSAll OF MOTOR VfWOI Notice a hereby given to Ihe last registered and leual owner of a Ivno Mustang Serial frwrjTT 193 013 license Mev WUNI2. Reg Owner.

How Jor Peg.no Dew oc hers Legal Owner, Friendly Motors, now In storuge at AAMCO Trssnsmseiens that rhe some will be sold to the highest Didder at 10 00 a clock on April 6. 1971. to satisfy a lowing, repair, or uorage charge a provided in the Nevocta Revised Statutes Article Not 100 770-108 300 lorattan of tote it 980 St Nev AAMCO TRANSMISSIONS 980E eSl Reno. Nev 3310141 Motor ver ies March 33 39 Aprils IN THE SfCOND JUDICIAl DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE Of NEVADA. FN AND FOV THf OXSNTY Of WASHOE No 78 1360 Deal No 7 OtNNISP STIVFNSON.

pUnntf CAROL ANNE STEVENSON, Defendrml SUMMONS THf STATE Of NEVADA SENDS GREETINGS tO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT You are hereby summoned and required to serve itpan pfomtiff't attorney, white name and address It GARY NFISON ESC1 30 Court Street, Box 3481 Reno, Nevada RV50S an Answer to rhe Complaint which it herewith served upcvi you. within 30 days after service ot this Summon upon you. exclusive of the day of service If you fail to do to. ludornenl by default will be taken ugcintl you far the relief aWrrxvtded tn the Compta.nl. Dated March I 1978 ALEX COON Clerk of Ihe Court By BUSEY.

Deputy Clotk 3343001 Stevenson Mar 15 73 39 Apr 13 IN THf SECOND JUDICIAL D4STRFCT COURT Of THE ST VI Of NEVADA IN AND FOR THE COUhlTY Of WASHOE No 781573 Dept No 3 DEBRA RODGERS Ptarniitt ROBERT I RODGErrS Defendant SUfVWSAONS THf STATC NtVAOA SfNOS CWniNCA TO THf AflOV MAArHO OtMiANT You or hereby wov cnond and r4u(ftjd Do rvts upon pramittf aftorntffy. wKw rwn ond arklrtfM STEWART MORTON IOO Arlington, Soit AJO R.no NV 8301, an Amwfjtt to Ihm Conami wvhich it Kttrwtth Mtrvd upon vou, within 20 day ohm Mr vie of thu Sunvnont upon yov ncIuSi ot thw day of Mtvto you foil to do to. (udotnont by oWouK wilt bo toitoft otfjointt you far th roliot domandod in tno Cotmp4a.ni. Thw action it brought to obtain a tudgrnont ond dacma of this Court forovot dtttolvtng iho bortdi of nKrtrirnony now ond horoiotoro Ktittng botwoon plaint ff and oVtondont, and for othor and furthar roiiof at mar fully doso-ibod tn th trompromt on hi heftir OotadrVVwrhO IOtb AltXCCON. Ctorkof fh Court ByR 334360? ftoattr.

Mat Apr S-13 IN TUt SfCOND JDOtOAl DISTRICT COURT Of TMt SI ATT NFVADA IN AND FOR THI COUNTY Of WASKt No 32-tf46 Dpt No 7 In th Mottr of th EiK of MROfSD T. PttiT, Dcncl NOT i a Of SAlf Of ff RSONAl PROWRTY NOTia IS HfRHSY OIVtN thot GARY PROBST. Ec.itor of th Estat of MlU PROBST. Drad. will sell ot pri vols tat to tit highstt biddm Kv iuh t'pon th imt and rarvdiiiont hrot1r tnonHormd, and tubc1 contirntion bv th Court, on rVkMidoy.

April 10. 1978 at hour of c'cloti A or oftr Mud dot, at 75 -ASS lofjru ion InoSan Well. Col. to mo VVO. oil th rioht, tit), iiDtiMi and tntot of th Docrint, MllDRtD PRGftST.

at th tim of hr doth in th proporly hrinaftir oVtcribod, ond alto all tit right, titl ond mtrtt in tutd praprty thot th tlai of toid Dcar3ni hot acquired by opratton of law or othrwis, othor than, or In oddition to thot of th Dcrinl at th tim of hr croih Th proprty to told it a 1977 fxcalibur Phuton convert Ibt outornobtr. tarial number 776A64 Bid or offnrt or invited for tain1 prvwwty and mutt bo in writing and will i o-iv9d at tit bt.ine oH.c of th acute, li30f Illinois Rood, Fort Woyii, Indiana. 46004, th businti off iC of th attorny for th Ettat. VAWOAS BAKTlfTT DIXON. 301 Watt librly Slrl, Rno, Nvaria, V904.

or may dtivrd to rh tKcutor pw tonally, at any hm aftor th firtt publication of thu Noire ond bafor making of 1h tod tot Trmt and condttlont of ml or ot follow! Cath in lawful monoy of th United Siatt of Amnca, tn prcnl of th purchat prk to paid on day of Mil, baionc on confirmation of tot by th Court. Th Fuecutor ol (hit tat retrv th riyht to rtct any and all bids DATED (hit 1 1 day of Morrh, I97B GARY W. PROBST, Ecutor 3347flTM Probst Mor39 Apr 13 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS INVITATION TO BID Sold bids will ictvd by th Nftvnda Divition of Stat PonVi Ny Building, 301 South Fall Strl, Capitol LonrtpleM, Carton City, htwvodo, until 3 00 local Tim on April 13, 1 V78, for CONTACT STATION, LA MONT AN STATE RECREATION AREA, Silvr Springt Roach Area, Lyon County, Nevada Such tuld bidt at or rcvd will opvfiod and rad publicly al th obovo hour, dot, and ptaro by a rprsntativ of th Nuvodo Division ol State Pork Bidt muii tubmittod on a Bid form tuppliod wilh ih plant and of icationi (FEDERAL FUNDING: Federal government fundt or being uted to attitt In conttruction and rlvonl federal rqutrnnti will opply Th requirmntt for biddrt ana contractor! on thit project are tet forth in Divition 8 of th Supplemental Gnrot Condiliont ot the tpectf teat ions All bid docurnentt may be examined at th ott.ee of the State of Nevada Public Workt Board, 506 Eott King Street, Carton City, Nevada, Nevada Divition of Stat Pork, 301 South Fall Street, Carton City, Nevada' Navado Divttion of Stat Porki, 301 South Fall Street, Carton City, Nevada; Sacramento Buildert Exchang 1331 Street, Sacramento, California, eno Bulldrt E.hong, 310 South vVeMt Avenue, Reno, Nevodu, ond may be obtained at th atfir of th Nevada Divition of Stat Porki. 201 South Foil Street, Carton Nevada, by bono fid General Contrtxlort for the depotif of twenty-five do 1 1 ort ($25 00) ach for a maximum of three (3) tell Gnnttrul Conlrartort, Subcontractor! andor othert dniring to bid on fhit work thotl be licntd and qunUf by th Nevada Slat Contractor 't Board proviOut to tim of bid opening Th ttimate of conttruction cott for the bote bid of ihit proivct it $34,000 The right It rwirvd by Ihe Nevada Divition of Stat Parkt lo reject any or oil butt or to accept tit bid demd btt for th inlet ett of th tkit ot Nevacki By iVCDf R. Admin ittralor Divition of State Parkt 334000 Lahontan iVtor 79 Apr 5 Sheriff Sale of Real Ettate Under Execution No 325774 CHRIST GFRHARDT and KENNETH I Bf RRY, Plaintiff vt EDWARD PINE.

Defendant Under and by virtu of an execution iuud out of the Second Judicial Ditrrict Court, of th State of Nevada, in and for the County of Watho, whrtn CHRIST GtMHARDT and KENNETH BERRY recovered a iudqment agointt EDWARD PINE, the obove-named defendant, for the turn -of 10.694 49 Dollort II0.6V4 49, dtomoqet, wilh interest on ot rh rat of 7 per cent per onnum till paid, together with cottt and disburtomontt omount.rtg to lh turn of appeort to ut of record, betidet Advertiiing cottt ond Short ff't feet upon a judgment rendered the 3rd day of October A 19 I hove thtt day levied upon all th right, title, claim ond interest of th abov named defendant, ED WARD PINE of, ond to the following dtcrihd real ettate to wit: Beginning a th toulhwetl corner of Lot 3, Block of Country Club Acres; at thown oh amended plat filed November 5, 1931, filing number 57638 th Wathae County PeecoraVt Office, Reno, Nvvcida, which it th true point of beginning, rhenc 126 40 feet, thence S80O3VW 63 0 feet; thence 0 19 VM 40 ft; thenc 89 31' 82 0 tet; tbeore 00 19 138 40 ft, thenc 66 31' 82 0 feet to the tru point of beginning All lond lying within Section 23 19 19 D. I Public notice rt hereby given thai I will, on WeoVtjetdoy the Nineteenth day of April AO. 1978 at 9 30 o'clock A M. of taid day, in front of th Court House in th City of Reno. County of Watho, Stat of Nevada, tetl ot public auclion far lawful mony of the United Statt of America, all the right titl, claim and interest of tod defendant, EDWARD PINE of in or to th abov described property, or to much thereof ot moy be ncttary to rait sufficient many to tatity tend judgment, with interest, cott ond accruing cottt.

to ihe highest bidder Dated this 29th day of iVtorch A 0 1978 ROBERT GALL I Sheriff of Watho County, State of Nevada By GlENH VOGLER. Captain 3347607 Berry March 29 April 12 rt jiiiffir1iinil mfl irH iiflj, fll ii twv Beloved mother of McagnrM Acirmon, Spoki Loving grondmofhar Debna Corbm. Son lgo Dovd ftfarine Con. Son 0go, Ond Donno Gtovot chin. Sparht Aon Coroie leva Huntiryfon Bench Calif funeral MfVICM will be hld Friday of 2 CO in Sierra Chop Walton Fuihkhi Horn InNwment will be in Mountain Viw Crntry Vital statistics BIRTHS CAMPBELL In Reno, March 28, 17, to Mr, nd Mrs.

Dennis Campbell ot Sparks, a daughter. KRAK0WIAK In Reno, March to. mt. to Mr. and Mrs.

David Krakowiak of Soda Springs, a son. NILSEN In Reno, March 28, Wt, 1978, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Nilson of Sparks, a daughter.

ROBERTS In Reno, Ma'Ch 29, 171, to Mr. and Mrs. Buster Roberts Jr.otYerington.a diuuhter. KUBIO in Reno, March 28, 1978, Ml and Mr Edwarno r. Rubio otReno.ason.

SHEAR In Reno, March 28 1578, to Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Shear ot Reno, a son. MARRIAGE LICENSES Gregory G. Evangelatos, 28, and Jeanine Marie VanDeVort, 30, both ot Reno; Hilary Martin Spencer, 2.

and Rose Man McJoy, 22, both of Reno, John Cooley Allrocchi, 49. ot Tahoe City, and Martha Brock Alex ander, 38, of Reno; Fritz Michael Fleischmann, 23, and Karen Levy, 24, both of Sparks; Richard D. Zumoff, 41, and Nlki M. Smith, 24, both of Reno; Christopher Matthew Swiger, 21, and Karen JoAnn Steele, 19, both of Reno; Vernon Ross Melton, 33, and Jacqueline Marie Cottle, 29, both ol Reno; Harold Don Mahan, 34, and Mary Anne M. Mahan, 39, both of Reno; Jan Brent Leggett, 29.

Ana Kath leen Ann Kay, 20, boftvof Reno; Ken- BcKt- 22, and so" Elizabeth Hansun, is, both ot Mammoth Lakes, Calif. Michael Anthony Younge, 24, and Paula Fern Wharton, 21, both of Reno; Hans Peter Nelson, II, 29, and Catherine Laurel Hewitt, 19, both of Reno; Kevin L. Roth, 18, and Lee Ann Woodward, 20, both of Reno; David Roger Wilson, 23, and Peggy Marie McEachern, 24, both of Reno; Marvin Riley Stewart, 37, of Sparks and Jacqueline Ann Edwards, 19, of Reno; Raymond David Claw son, 29 and Anita Lynn Russell, 23, both of Westwood, Riley James Smith, 35, and Nancy Cowan Smith, 30, both of Sparks: David M. Loffswold, 39, of Reno and Gloria A. Campbeii, 41, of Canoga Park, Richard Edward Wisneskl, 29, of Sparks and Louise Marie Pitto, 25, of Reno; Robert Jon Gill, 28, and Jacqueline Jo Klrkland, 24, both of Sparks; Michael A.

Faretto, 31, and Cath leen Cox Vane leave, 30, both of Reno; Rodney W. DeLaMare, 69, and Annette Jean Victor, 44, both of Carson City. DECREES GRANTED Ronald J. Burkhamer vs. Julie Ann Burkhamer; Edward L.

Fowler vs Debra L. Fowler; Cheryl Hinman vs. Wayne Hinman; Petricia Jean Lalne vs. Norman Johannes Laine; Bonnie Jean Leach vs. Jerry Eugene Leach; James A.

Myers vs. Thelma L. Myers; jack Namoa (akaj viiisoni Namoa Tautanema vs. moh moh Namoa; Polly J. Rosenqulst vs.

Robert Edwin Rosenouist. Agrws Maria Bounds vs. William Allison Bounds; Georqe J. Kroner vs. Annamae Kroner; Juanita Porter Martin vs.

Alva Doyle Martin; Sieven Daniel McMullin vs Paula Anne McMullin, Linda R. ftenwick vs. John Renwick; Jeannette Marie Tarner vs. Davis Dean Tarneri Jr. RENO AREA POLICE REPORT Richard A.

glazier Cox, 45, Monterey, Clara A. Litz, 44, Salt Lake City, Utah, hotel supervisor. Laura M. Mickish, 36, 5740 Leon Drive, Sun Valley, technician. Floyd P.

Sampson 25, 80 Colony Road, Reno, laborer. Reed L. Skenandore, 39, 55 Reservation Road, Reno, oiler. George E. Steele, 40, Hillsborough, bricklayer.

Judy E. Prlchard, 23, 1300 Vance Way, Sparks, seamstress. Landmark closure possible LAS VEGAS (AP) -The rsVlCl Will ai, IlllU" night Friday unless the new owners can persuade Surtima Con), to take over the gaming operation on an Interim basis, the attorney for the group said today. "The only way the casino will be kept open Is for Summa to change Its mind," said attorney Shan- non Bybee. "And they have already told us they want no part of the place after they turn it over Friday Summa spokesman Fred Lewis said Tuesday that the company position was that, "We've sold it, and as far as we're concerned, it's sold.

We have no Interest In continuing it at all." The hotel, first opened by Howard Hughes in July 1969, reportedly has lost up to $15 million since then. It was purchased from Summa last month by a group of Midwest investors who paid $12.5 million for the 30-story 486-room hotel across Paradise Road from the Lar. Vegas Convention Center. The new owners, head by Lou Tickel of Salina, and Zula Wolfram of Cleveland, have not yet applied for the necessary state and county gaming licenses. Nor have they applied for county liquor licenses.

Bybee said Tickel has been hoping to find a person with a gaming license and sufficient bankroll to operate the hotel's casino, which employs 272 persons. But even ff such a person was found, he added, the casino would have to be closed for a period of time. iiii Alk lliitllt) in 8, hi llli tn tl tliii fci ordered him to come back Tuesday for a special hearing. At that hearing. Grow was cited for contempt of court and fined $100.

Grow said today that he attempted to call Judge Barrett Monday to explain why he would not appear in court but the judge was unavailable. He said he wanted to tell the judge that his business couldn't stand being neglected for several weeks. Today Grow said he was informed that he was being called for jury duty April 17 for an upcoming trial. Standing along at the defense table Just vacated by Davis murder suspect Raye L. Wood, the former county commissioner said at his hearing that a change in secre- Corrections Ptt hh your 4 the flrtt day ol publication tf thie It error, in (orrect It for th verting paper If you cefl m.

can mat. cor-reclioni for the following mornlnf if you coll by m. Th Gaitt ond Journal attorn rv spontibllity for Only on dy't lncorrtl pyblicetlort. If tntorrct prlc it puellthed W1H happy to Supply Utter of correction. Th Geiett nd Journal rtrv th right to dit or rjct ny copy or illutrtlon which dot not mt Itt ttandordt of (ptanc.

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Aprommately 70 pounat. ceo- ijoo. LOST; LARGE black Afghan, male with white on chtf. Misting tine Mon-dov, 120 Vicinity Soy Ion In. 1 uo oner jpm.

LOST; 4 vr. old Chihuahua, hkx tore brown ttudded coltaf lot! 19 mac. vicinity Wnelr 4 Stewart. Revurd. 305e LOST: VIVITAR camera cote w-th 3 ieniet, flash, filters, etc.

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Appro. months old found on Sun valley Or. March 22. Coll A give esocf description. 673-3127 fOUNO: Small femoleTbTcKk silver, lona haired dog.

with light brown clowt. Wearing a collar. May be part Maltese. Vicinity Elmcrest Dr. '4-JJI.

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Coll 359 6378 after 3pm nffrr, Ian and white mole, possibly Cockopoo, found near Lincoln Park, Ut Sporki 359 2860. 137 Atttnwys Simple Will iJ) Uncontested Olvorcei Simple(individual)Dcinkruplcy Adoptlont (with content) tllQ O.U.I, (thru court trail) 350 Coitt of serving or publiihing notice, court costs ond filing fes odditionol No charge for phone callt or initial consultation OftlcM of Peler Toft Combt SO Wothlngton Suit 300 3A9-0 1 02 140 Ptrtonalt AicoHaia' AncSnVmou!" CAii 190. 7 tOI BtUfGRASS JAMMERS' IOOKIN0 FOR STRING BASS PLAVFR AND UDOLER, CALL 826-1729 AFTER DIAL A PRAYER 786-1332 FREEI CATHOLIC Correspondence Course. PO. Box 1971, New Haven, Conn 06521 SifTED PALM and Cord Reader Can give advice on all problems.

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CALIf, 95531. (707) 464 5011 or (707) 464 4564 170 Butlntii Storks PAlhltlNG, hHMNrti. free ettimotes, sotitfoction guarorv. teed. Call 331-1453 MERCHANDISE 220 Farm Product btit, ed1 the linMt.

Money bock guoranlee 74C 423-6815 or 423-3929 Fallon 225 Gorogt Solt ONt OAT only goroge tale eMturday, April Itl, '0 lo Ipm 865 Dani! Driv, Reno 4. 44AJtH A A A. ttt AM taries was the real cause of George today at Masonic Memo- 113 is in Rodgers Lindsay Meader calls TRUCKEE MEADOWS 2:29 p.m., half-way up Jumbo grade, auto accident, washdown. 9:28 p.m., 5700 Sun Valley Drive, car fire, minor damage to wiring. SPARKS 3:49 p.m., 3400 Mountain Shadow Park Road, grass fire, out upon arrival, no damage.

4:01 p.m., 600 El Ranctto Drive, first-aid call, transported by Medic 1. 5:47 p.m., 180 12th first-aid call. CARSON CITY 3:29 p.m., 1312 Monte Rosa reported structure fire, dryer fire, no damage report. 11 :5 p.m., Governor's Pield, structure fire, no damage report. DIVISION OF FORESTRY No calls.

ltniilt'iiifrriiiiiSi Hrr iHTtiwh fTlrtinill'-eiii tlTtti llm niffffm brow said he was first told he would be called for Jury duty March 13 "and I planned to attend that day." But that date was changed, he said, and his secretary failed to put the new date on his calendar. He said the secretary has since moved to California. Barrett, who created a momentary stir among other prospective jurors Monday by matter-of-faetly ordering Grow arrested, Said Tuesday that ducking out on the court was "not the most serious transgression ever committed, but it's a serious one." The judge pointed out that state law provides maml-mum penalties of 25 days in jail and a $500 fine for refusing to report for Jury duty. He offered Grow a choice of poisons. "You can either appear here every day this trial runs, as though you wers a juror, or you can pay a $100 fine." Grow quickly decided to pay the fine.

A funeral is scheduled for 9 a.m. Friday at Walton Funeral Home, Reno, for George Meader, 78. Meader, of 427 Evans died Tuesday in a Reno hospital. A native Nevadan, he was born Aug. 7, 1899, in Independence.

He was a Reno resident for the last 20 years. Before his retirement he worked as a carpenter. There are no known survivors. Private burial will be at Masonic Memorial Gardens Cemetery. Herbert E.

Earl Herbert Edward Earl, 87, of 1835 Oddie Sparks, died Tuesday in a Carson City hospital. A Reno area resident for the last 30 years, Earl was born Oct. 18, 1890, in Pennsylvania. Before his retirement he was employed as an assistant chef. No funeral will be scheduled.

Cremation will be at Masonic Memorial Gardens Crematorium. Walton Funeral Home, Reno, is in charge of arrangements. gazette- fjurnal 7ie cusstfied 'WiTiyicNofrc NOTICE Of PUBtlCSAlE TO WHOM IT MAY Notice it hreby givn thot on Apr il 4, IV7B al 10 00 A public lol. will be held ai 4.100 K.etike Lan 1 Reno, Mv to tll to cash th following colatml lo wit. 1976 Chvtolt Sor rClNMS8330W5 (OH4V 7 ted collateral ktiifl htd to WKuffl on ol'Ujntion omi'tg under retail mttaHnw-nt security og foment (cortdifKi'Kil U1I0 con'iaii) hW by Gwrxwal Motors AccAptonc Cor porohon seuid party SatH public tola is to corvrJuctMa1 according lo the laws ol rn ttai of Nevada GnKol Molon Acceptor Cot poratioti reserve 0 fight ro bid at this sal Th collateral is psently stored and rrwy be seen at Herb Holtmnn Chovrolttl, 800 KietiVe Lane, Reno, Nv GfNt RAl MOTQHS ACCEPT ANX CORPORATION oChevv Mar 74, NOll-TOf PL'Bl SMf 1C WHOM It VlAY CONORN Notu is hHly givwft ihrit Of April 4.

1978, ai 10 GO a publK talt wll be hold oi 4000 alike lona ISO, Kono. Nv to Mil to, cash Ihe followvino collalsral, to wil: 1977 Chevrolet Mom Carlo Sr 0IH57U7R474436 (0845 78977) ta.d collateral be.ng held to secure an obligation arising under a retail in-Ktollment security agreement (conditional sale contract) held by General Motors Acceptance Corporation as secured pony Said public sole is to be conducted according, to the lows of the state of Nevoda General Motors Acceptance Corporation reserves the right to bid al this sale the collateral is presently stored and moy be sren at Herb Hollman Chevrolet, 800 Kielzke lane. Reno. Nv GfNtRAl MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION 3.T2II30 Mome Carlo Mar 24 29 IN THE SfCOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT Of TH( STAR Of NfVADA, IN AND HX THf COUNTY Of WASHOl No 78 1.167 Dept No 5 IN THE MATTEROf THE ESTAH Of UUIE UBRO Dereosed NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given tfiat the undersigned has been duly appointed ond qualified by the above iHled Court on the 17th day of March, 1978. as Executor of the Estate of UUIE M.

UBRO. deceased AH creditors having claims against said Estate are required to tile the some, with the proper vouchers attached, with the Clerk of the Court within ninety (VO) days after the first publication of this notice. tated March 17. 1978 UDOJ.UBRO NADA NOVAKOVICH Attornev tor the Estate f'75 South Sierra Street PO Bon 2473 Reno. Nevodo 89505 3335403 libra Mrir 20239 IN THE SECOND JUDICIAl DISrRICT COURT Of THE STATE Of NEVADA IN AND TOR THE COUNTY Of WASHOE imo I JU Dept No 3 JORDAN WENBf RG, Plaliff JUDiTH WESSIC WE Nfif PG, Defenoom SUMMONS THE STATE Of NEVAOA SENDS GREETINGS TO THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANT You are hereby sum-njoned and required to serve upon plaintiff's attomoy, whose name and address is: ERIOXSON.

THORtf SWAINSTON, ITD 601 South Arlington, Bo 3559, Reno Nevada 89505, an Answer lo Ihe Complaint which Is herewith served upon you, within 20 aViyt after service of this Summons upon you, exclusive of the day of service If you fail to do so, judgment by default will be taken agaiml you for the relief demanded in Ihe Complaint. Said action ts for a Decree of Divorce upon the oounds of incompatibility, as more fully set forth in he Complaint. Oiled February 17, 1970 AlFX COON, Clerk of Ihe Court By THORPE, Deputy Clerk 331 0664 Wenherg Mar 18-1523-39 IN THE SfCOND AJOtCIAl DISTRICT COURT Of THE STATE OF NEVADA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WASHOE No 78 1139 Dept No. 5 THOMAS HENRY CLARK, Plainliff vs IRETA MARIE CI ARK Defendant SUMMONS THE STATE OF NEVADA SENDS GRIFTINGS TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT You are hereby Km-moned and required lo serve upon plaintiff's attorney, whose name ond address is ERICKSON. THORPE SWAINSTON.

601 South Arlington, PO Box 3559, Reno Nevada- R9505, an Answer to the Complaint which is herewith served upon you, within 30 days after service ol this Summons upon you, exclusive of Ihe day of service If you fail lo do to, tudgment by default will be laker, against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint This action seeks a Dew-roe of Divorce between the porlies hereto upon the grounds thai Plaintiff and Defendant have lived seporote ond apart wtlhout cohabitation for a period in excess of one year Dated February 17. Iwtl A1EX COON Clerk of Ihe Court By THORPE, Deputy Clerk 331866 Clark Mar 1-8 15 33 39 IN TlfE SECOND JUDICIAl DISTRICT -COURT OF THE STATE OF NFVADA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY Of WASHOE Cow No 781948 Civil Docket 6 In the Matter of the Application of Lynda loci Buzard. Petitioner Far Change of Nomelindotou Riley NOTICE Of PETITION FOR CHANGE OF NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Lynda i ow Buiard ha on the 77 day of March, 198, filed a Petition od-dres4ed so the ooove -entitled Court praying that said Court enter its Order changing Petitioner's legaf name from Lyndo Lou buiard to Undo Lou Riley NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that any person hovmq obtectiort to the changing of Petitioner's name as atorrrsoid tfoll file written obiertion with the above entitled Court within ten days after dote of the lost publication of this Nonce, to wn, the IVIh day of April. 1971) LYNDA I BUZARD Attorney tor Petitioner 331453 Burard Mar 39 Apr 512 -19 lift II itsi tiiiiiifaaiieitiiitrrii'liiiii'fll iitliffffl r. Keno area values decreased CARSON CITY AP) The State Board of Equalization today revised tax values on 42 parcels of land in the North Virginia Street area of Reno.

The action means that 35 homeowners in the area will get decreases In property taxes initially set by Washoe County Assessor Don Peckham's of flee and by the county board of equalization. The action also means Increases In tax values for seven parcels In the area, including a big Jump in the value of the Warehouse Market in the Bonanza Square shopping center area. showed up in the Judge's business day and Barrett his absence Monday. A tax itfcini ffhiBej iftwei frri "TTfi MiHim i)i Ifai Ifcii fc hmkw fci The Warehouse Market appraised value had been set at Fire "Fire fighters in the Reno-Sparks-Camn City area responded to the following alarms during the 24-hour period ending at 11 a.m. today.

RENO 11:36 a.m., 3700 N. Virginia car fire, damage to carburetor and wiring and minor damage to paint. p.m., Reno International Airport, aircraft emergency, landed safely. 5:25 p.m., 1275 E. Eleventh Stove fire minor damage to stove.

9:25 p.m., 1959 Wedekind Road, mattress fire, minor damage to mattress, smoke damage throughout. 10:58 p.m., 690 Robinhood Drive, first aid call, assisted Medic 1. 9:52 a.m., 935 Whitaker first-aid call, assisted Medic 1 $100,000 by the county board of equalization. The state board raised that value to $160,000. Thirty-five other parcels in the area also were reviewed, but their tax values remained unchanged.

The area encompasses the Bonanza Square Shopping Center and homes in the North Virginia Street area just west of the Parr Industrial area. The net effect of the valuation chances is a total decrease of just over $1,000 In the over-all appraised value of the 77 parcels considered today. The real effect of the change Is to establish the assessed value of properties at 35 percent of the market value. The state board based Its decision on a lengthy study made by the State Taxation Department after many homeowners in the area complained that their taxes set at the county level were too high. The study was ordered In early February and was prepared by taxation department staffers Denlse Breese Ted Thornton files for Carson office Gazette-Journal Carson Bureau Ted Thornton, a financial coordinator with the state controller's office, Monday filed for the job of Carson City clerk-treasurer.

The 49-year-old former shoe store owner is a Republican who is challenging Democratic incumbent Vaughn Smith for the non-partisan Job. Smith, who is expected to seek a third term, has been heavily criticized by local Republican officials. "I think probably a more credible lob could be done," said Thornton, who added he would discuss Smith's alleged deficiencies and what changes he personally would make as the campaign gets rolling. Thornton, a Carson resident since 1963, is serving a second term on the Carson Fair and Recreation Board. He says this is his first try at elected office.

Suspensions lessen The chance of students at two elementary schools being suspended because of Inadequate immunizations lessened today as one of the schools, Elmcrest, reported 100 percent of its students have now been innoculated. At the second school, Lincoln Park, W0 per cent compliance is expected by Friday, said a school district spokesman. Suspension hearings for the 19 not fuhy-lmmunlzed students at the two schools were held Monday at the Washoe County District Health Department In Reno. At that time, neither the students nor their parents showed up. So school officials contacted each family informing them suspension documents would be hand-delivered this weekend If their children were not immunized.

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