Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 30

2C Reno Gazette-Journal Wednesday, Juna 22. 1988 Nuke test From page 1C cians are based. The scientists are at the remote desert site to prepare for a blast in mid-August that will determine the ability of the Kremlin and the United States to measure the size of each other's nuclear tests. The devices will be the sixth and seventh tested this year at the Nevada site. Six of the Soviet scientists have been at the Nevada site for three of those previous tests.

Today's tests will bring to 682 the number of devices tested at the remote desert site. The shots are code-named Rhyolite, after a Nevada ghost town on the edge of the sprawling desert test site, and Nightingale, after a mining camp in Pershing County. The 25 scientists, who arrived in Las Vegas Sunday night on a commercial flight from Washington, D.C., went through badging procedures at the test site Monday morning. The United States has 34 technicians at the Soviet test site preparing for a joint verification experiment in Russia a month after the U.S. test.

Cahill, health department chief environmental officer. The Glendale water treatment plant on the Truckee near Bally's remained open for normal operations, said Karl Wal-quist, spokesman for Westpac, the region's primary water purveyor, Steve Varela, Reno city engineer, believes rain might have overloaded the sewer system and contributed to the break. But he thinks the downpour wasn't the primary cause. Possible causes or contributing factors include recent underground work done near the site, or a buildup of hydrogen sulfide a sewage byproduct. A sulfide buildup could have corroded the main's lining, causing it to collapse or become clogged with debris.

The pipe is one of several primary sewer mains leading from residential and commercial areas to the Reno-Sparks sewage treatment plant in the extreme east Truckee Meadows. The main is between 10 and 50 years old, and officials will have to check records to determine when it was installed. Reed said. Large sewer main breaks like Monday's probably occur about twice every five Spill From peg 1C About 25 workers from the city, Washoe District Health Department, Sierra Pacific Power and a private contractor hired by Reno worked through the day. Several were slated to remain at the scene overnight Tuesday.

Workers spent Monday morning and afternoon digging to find the break, and found it at 3 p.m. A 20-foot section of 30-inch-wide main burst under 10 feet of ground near the camper area entrance. Before the overflow was contained, most of it was funneled or flowed into Bally's Lake, a 30-acre, 160-foot-deep pond holding water that isn't used. A former gravel pit, it had been lined with cement when Bally's was built in 1978. The hotel was then called MGM Grand.

The health dpartment ordered the city to spread chlorine on the lake Tuesday to prevent health hazards. If odors become excessive, the city also may have to put special chemicals in the pond. No sewage reached the Truckee River, which is just west of Bally's, said Carl jrZ Joe GownUdene-Journal OVERFLOW CLEANUP: Pumping at Bally's Tuesday afternoon. up about 50 yards of dirt that may have come in contact with sewage. Under a health department order, much of the dirt may have to buried in a landfill rather than used at the overflow site.

years or so in average cities Reno's size, Varala said. The engineer said he doesn't know when Reno's last major sewer main break occurred. In searching for the break, crews dug Nevada digest Roberto Guerrero Court actions Obituaries John R. Lennon, fined $950, two days jail, DUI school. Malcolm P.

McLeod, fined $450, 48 hours community service, DUI school. Larry W. Schroeder, fined $300, DUI school, driving while ability impaired. Wade A. Zinke, fined $625, 48 hours community service, DUI school.

Mariano M. Hernandez, fined $400, 48 hours community service, DUI school. William K. Unsworth, fined $1,000, six months jail, suspended; one day jail, alcohol program. Jerry L.

Pritchett, fined $685, two days jail, DUI school. Rafael Campillo, fined $425, two days jail, DUI school. Shirley L. Burris, fined $1 ,000, 30 days jail, suspended; fined $100, one day jail, alcohol program. Mary L.

Riesenbeck, fined $425, two days jail, DUI school. Donna L. Bennett, fined $385, 48 hours community service, DUI school. Amos E. Rickman II, fined $350, DUI school, driving while ability impaired.

Wayne A. Rowley, fined $300, DUI school, driving while ability impaired. Joe D. Duke, fined $700, 48 hours community service, DUI school. Anthony J.

Bosco, fined $396, DUI school, driving while ability impaired. James E. Andersen, fined $560, 10 days jail, DUI school. John A. Lamesa, fined $425, two days jail, DUI school.

John P. Manoukian, fined $750, 10 days jail. Brent L. Bolin, fined $600, 48 hours community service, DUI school. Christopher H.

Carpenter, fined $400, 48 hours community service. Arthur S. Powers, fined $690, DUI school, driving while ability impaired. David L. Stratton, fined $400, DUI school, driving while ability impaired.

Edward M. Vierra, fined $325, 48 hours community service, DUI school. David W. Nevers, fined $425, two days jail, DUI school. James W.

Lane, fined $350, driving while ability impaired. Richard P. Prior, fined $500, two days jail, DUI school. Robert L. Ahlers, fined $400, driving while ability impaired.

Randy L. Hackney, fined $710, three days jail, DUI school, driving while ability impaired. Don R. Gable, fined $425, DUI school, driving while ability impaired. Raymond R.

Shoemaker, fined $425, 48 hours community service, DUI school. Jerrel W. Kerrigan, fined $745, four days jail. Keith Adakai, fined $500, 48 hours community service, DUI school, driving while ability impaired. Tim Terry, fined $545, two days jail, DUI school RoberJ L.

Riesen, fined $1,200, 50 days jail. Josie A. Bryan, fined $400, 48 hours community service, DUI school. Mark H. Laird, fined $425, two days jail, DUI school.

Laura E. Graham, fined $700, two days jail, DUI school. Roland N. Hughes, fined $400, two days jail, DUI school. Scott H.

Colquitt, fined $425, two days jail, DUI school. Joel J. Heckman, fined $700, two days jail, DUI school. Mitchell J. Von Kinder, fined $1,000, two days jail, DUI school.

Hilario G. Acosta, fined $500, two days jail, DUI school. Harry W. Hammett, fined $325, two days jail, DUI school. Vernon D.

Reinhart, fined $1,000, six months jail, suspended; 29 days jail already served, $145 fine, alcohol program. Roberto Guerrero, 83, died Monday at Saint Mary's Regional Medical Center. A native of Mexico, he was born June 7, 1905, and had been a Reno-area resident for the past 60 years, coming from Chicago. Guerrero was a carpenter for the Southern Pacific Railroad before retirement and a member of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Sparks. Surviving are his widow, Emilia, son, Norberto, and daughters, Yolanda Fillipone and Gloria Buck, all of Sparks; son, Kenneth and a daughter, Margaret Jackson, both of Reno; son, Robert and a daughter, Consuelo Berreman, both of Wadsworth; sister, Consuelo Guerrero and brothers, Apo-linar and Antonio, all of Mexico.

Visitation is scheduled from 5 and until the 7:30 p.m. Thursday recitation of the rosary at the Ross, Burke Knobel Mortuary in Sparks. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10 a.m. at the church, with burial at Our Mother of Sorrows Cemetery. Lloyd R.

Hittle Lloyd R. Hittle, 59, died Friday of natural causes at the University of California-Davis Medical Center Hospital in Sacramento. A native of Newdale, Idaho, he was born June 26, 1928, and had been a resident of the Reno and Hazen areas for the past 42 years, coming from Colorado. Hittle was a heavy-duty equipment operator, a member of Operating Engineers Local 3 and a World War II Coast Guard veteran. Surviving are his widow, Elsie of Reno; brothers, Floyd D.

of Winnemucca and Melvin of Parma, Idaho; sisters, Lucille Tustin and Audrey Grim, both of Fernley; daughters, Cynthia Hittle Byer of Three Lakes, and Cynthia Cota Linn of Gardnerville; one granddaughter; and two great-grandchildren. A funeral is scheduled for 7 p.m. Friday at Ross, Burke Knobel Mortuary in Reno. A memorial is being established with the Continuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis Unit, Washoe Medical Center, 77 Pringle Way, Reno 89502. Marriage licenses Following are actions reported by courts involving people arrested on a charge of driving under the influence: Reno Municipal Court Todd M.

Bertolone, fined $500, two days jail, DUI school. Randy L. Tuescher, 618Vi Roberts Reno, fined $450, 48 hours community service, DUI school. Anthony J. Brundige, no address listed, fined $299, 48 hours community service, DUI school.

Adelbert C. Austin, 2400 Harvard Way, Reno, fined $500, 20 days jail. James T. Majors, 5705 S. Virginia Reno, charge amended to careless driving, fined $125, DUI school.

Maynard R. Pineda, 795 Robinhood Drive, Reno, fined $400, two days jail, DUI school. Daniel E. Bos, no address listed, fined $750, 10 days jail. Paula L.

Cornaglia, 2255 S. Virginia Reno, fined $500, community service, DUI school. Jose M. Calderon-Diaz, 1436 E. Ninth Reno, fined $400, 48 hours community service, DUI school.

Josie Mae Bell, 460 E. Gault Way, Sparks, fined $400, 48 hours community service, DUI school. Estella A. Pancho, Wadsworth, fined $400, two days jail, DUI school. Reynold T.

Randall, 70 Reservation Road, Reno, fined $400, two days jail, DUI school. Daniel W. Kapetan, Ely, charge dismissed. Russell T. Ashinhurst, 4800 Stoltz Road, Reno, fined $450, 42 hours community service, DUI school.

James H. Geurts Silver Springs, fined $450, 40 hours jail, DUI school. Donald E. Faris, 1100 15th Sparks, fined $400, 48 hours community service, DUI school. Robert F.

Clements, 1830 Prior Road, Reno, charge amended to careless driving, fined $400. Michael J. Thorpe, 3968 Neil Road, Reno, fined $350, credit for 46 days jail served, DUI school. Tommy Clark, 509 Elko Reno, fined $350, two days jail, DUI school. Gary J.

Gamos, 660 Southworth Drive, Reno, charge amended to careless driving, fined $400. Michael L. Watkins, 275 Diamond Circle, Sun Valley, fined $400, 48 hours community service, DUI school. Vivian L. Chang, Sacramento, charge amended to careless driving, fined $125, DUI school.

William A. Bocks, 1056 Evans Reno, fined $200, 48 hours community service. Jeffery C. Weeks, Carson City, fined $400, two days jail, DUI school. Reno Justice Court Colm Nighoges Mateossian, fined $400, DUI school.

Mark A. Richardson, fined $800, 10 days jail. Otis V. Burrell, fined $425, 48 hours community service, DUI school. James P.

Burke, fined $520, DUI school, driving while ability impaired. Timothy A. Leonard, fined $355, DU.I school, driving while ability impaired. Theodore P. Huff, fined $425, two days jail, DUI school.

Richard E. Beringer, fined $1,000, three months jail, suspended; 15 days jail, $200 fine. Kenneth C. Martin, fined $425, two days jail, DUI school. Kenneth E.

Hartsock, fined $425, two days jail, DUI school. Charles M. Ramynke, fined $350, two days jail, DUI school. Douglas H. Wallin, fined $450, two days jail, DUI school.

Tommy A. Bridges, fined $675, two days jail, DUI school. Jean C. Prigge, fined $425, two days jail, DUI school. Enrique Antonio Gonzalez, fined $440, two days jail, DUI school.

Adrian W. Smith, fined $1 ,000, six months jail, suspended; five days jail, alcohol counseling. Jeffrey D. Sinnar, fined $425, 48 hours community service, DUI school. Wayne of Emporia, sisters, Betty Swift of Matfield Green, Pauline Pinkston of Florence, Alice Childs of Taft, Ruth Knab of Auburn, and Iota Smith of Gold Hill, six grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews.

Visitation is also scheduled from 9 a.m. until the 1 p.m. funeral Thursday at the funeral home. Burial will be at 1 p.m. Friday at Mount Vernon Memorial Park in Sacramento.

Von N. Randall LUND A funeral was held Monday at the Lund Chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for Von Nielsen Randall, 70, who died Thursday at the William Bee Ririe Hospital in East Ely. A native of Preston, Idaho, he was born March 17, 1918, and had lived in Lund for the past 19 years. Randall was a dairyman and a member of the Lund Ward of the LDS Church and attended schools in Centerville, Utah. Surviving are his widow, Norma, and a son, Frank Palmer, both of Lund; son, Larry Randall of Arizona; daughters, Diane Thatcher of Oak City, Utah, Deanna Brown of West Jordan, Utah, Ganeen Graham, Gloria Kelly, Lillian Gardner and Mary Palmer, all of West City, Utah, Nancy Adkins of Mansfield, Ohio, Christine and Nora Miller, both of Ely, and Cathy French (location unknown) six brothers and four sisters; 48 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.

Burial was at the Lund Cemetery, under the direction of the Wilson-Bates Mortuary in Ely. Leo J. Wiskerchen McGILL A rosary for Leo Joseph Wiskerchen, 83, who died Sunday in a Salt Lake City hospital, will be recited at 7 p.m. with visitation from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. today at the Wilson-Bates Mortuary in Ely.

A native of Pierce County, he was born Feb. 24, 1905, and had lived in White Pine County since 1939. Wiskerchen was a ball mill repair mechanic for Kennecott Copper Corp. for 20 years, retiring in 1965. He owned and operated the McGill Garage from 1965 to 1982 and was a World II Army veteran, and a member of St.

Michael's Catholic Church in McGill. He was preceded in death by brothers Melvin and Jake. Surviving are his widow, Ethel, brother, Leland, and a sister, Marie Timko, all of McGill; daughters, Nancy Bain of Byron, 111., and Sandra Krahn of Adell, Wis. brothers, Leonard of Pepin, Lester of Auburndale, sisters, Adela Olson of St. Paul, and Ann Metcalf of Overton, seven grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Ely Sacred Heart Catholic Church, with burial at the Ely City Cemetery. A memorial is being established with the Nevada Home Health Services, co Marie Carrick, 955 Campton Ely 89301. IN MEMORIAM Pappas, 44, and Kathy Rasley, 44, both of Lovelock. Steven M.

Stichter, 33, and Virginia L. Bacon, 30, both of Reno; William Michael 29, and Eileen Giovannini, 40, both of Sparks. Jeffery Paul Knutson, 24, and Renee Ellen Rick, 21, both of Fernley; Jeffrey William Twedt, 26, and Angela Kay Daugherty, 20, both of Reno. Steven W. Beck, 24, of Reno and Lynnette Wilson, 19, of Lake Tahoe, Leo Martin O'Brien III, 36, and Kimberly Powers, 31, both of Reno.

Gerald Albert Eykelbosh, 26, and Gretchen Wynn Spina, 31, both of Reno; Christopher F. Powers, 24, and Jennifer Ann Chapman, 19, both of Carson City. William Joseph Cahill IV, 26, and Ronda Sue Martin, 20, both of Reno; Raymond M. Geffre, 21, of Las Vegas and Jessie A. Depaoli, 25, of Reno.

Scott L. Evans, 27, and Tracy L. Evans, 34, both of Reno; John F. Prater, 24, and Tina Marie Dimmitt, 29, both of Sparks. Steven D.

Boysen, 30, and Ethel M. Stanley, 36, both of Sparks; Kevin Wade Stephens, 26, and Mary Lou Leno, 30, both of Sparks. Brad Lee Nielsen, 22, and Julie Marie Fellmer, 21, both of Fallon; Shane Martin Vestey, 25, and Mary Louise Wooner, 19, both of Fallon. Joe Oliver Eakens, 31, and Loretha Lynn Evans, 25, both of Silver Peak; James Rex Elliott, 34, and Vicki Lee Sandkulla, 36, both of Reno. David Bradley Hanaway, 23, of Sparks and Mary Therese Doyle, 28, both of Reno; Michael T.

Chambers, 21 of Las Vegas and Diana L. McMaster, 20, of Chico, Calif. Michael Mark Shimahara, 37, and Judith Primm Keeper, 40, both of Reno; August Rene Gaedicke 49, and Louise Stone Carman, 49, both of Reno. William Jeffrey Farrell, Carolyn Ann Goulding, 30, both of Reno; Mark James Doehring, 25, and Shahin Hemmati, 30, both of Reno. Michael Kelly Check, 34, and Shannon Michelle Nott, 36, both of Reno.

Douglas Allan Frey, 26, of Reno and Deborah Ann Hibl, 23, of Sparks. Casey L. Jaggers, 18, and Lisa A. Murphy, 18, both of Reno; Darrell L. Rothers, 24, and Dome Ellen Cullen, 22, both of Fernley.

Pete Andrews Sr. CARSON CITY Pete Andrews 80, died Friday at Cottonwood Care Center in Gardnerville. A native of Bodie, he was born July 11, 1907, and had been a Carson City resident for the past eight years, coming from Schurz. Andrews was a retired construction laborer, and an Army veteran of World War II. He was a member of the Stewart Community Baptist Church.

Surviving are his widow, Sylvia, son, Lyman, and a daughter, Rita Poleviyuma, all of Carson City; son, Vernon, and daughters, Verna Plumber, Flora Cortez and Velma Salas, all of Reno; sons, of Albuquerque, N.M., and Pete Jr. of Wadsworth; daughter, Linda Swan of Window Rock, sister, Ethel Folsom of Fort Defiance, 24 grandchildren; land one great-grandchild. A funeral is scheduled for 2 p.m. at the church, with bursal at the Stewart Indian Cemetery. Arrangements are under the direction of FitzHenry's Funeral Home and Crematory.

Fred E. Baetzman INCLINE VILLAGE Fred Ernest Baetzman, 54, died Monday at the Lakeside Community Hospital. A native of Lesburg, he yas born June 10, 1934, and had been an Incline Village resident for the past 10 years, coming from Florida. Baetzman was an owner operator of an electronics firm, a member of the Old Crows Association, Lake Beresford Yacht Club and an Air Force veteran. Surviving are his widow, and daughters, Kerry Baetzman and Kristi Augustine, all of Deland, brothers, Edwin A.

of New Smyrna Beach, and 'Charles of Winter Park, Fla. A memorial service will be held in Florida at a later date, with cremation at the Masonic Memorial Gardens in Reno, Local arangements are under direction of Walton's Chapel of the Valley in Carson City. Margaret Bertel Margaret Bertel, 88, died Thurs-iday at Riverside Hospital for Skilled Care following a lengthy 'illness. She was born Sept. 18, 1899, and had lived in Reno since 1946, com-ling from the East.

Mrs. Bertel had worked for -Schopper Nursery. Surviving are sisters, Charlotte Swenson of Mashpee, Edith Williams of Wayne, N.J., and Jlelen Griesenbeck of Phoenix, brother, Ernest Linke of Baltimore; and several nieces, iiephews and grandnephews. No funeral is scheduled. Josefina P.

Garcia Josefina Pena Garcia, 88, died Monday at Carson-Tahoe Hospital in Carson City. A native of Mexico, she was born March 19, 1900, and had been a Sparks resident for the past 13 years, coming from Susanville. Mrs. Garcia was a homemaker. Her husband, Asencion, died in February 1975.

Surviving are a son, Oscar, and Sue Garcia, both of Sparks; sons, Andrew of Red Bluff, and Ernest of Tualatin, daughters, Helen Moreno of Carson City and Elvira of Susanville; 15 grandchildren; three great-grandchi-nVen; and two nieces. A Christian Wake service is scheduled for 7 p.m. Friday at the Jucero-Carlson Colonial Mortuary in Susanville. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Saturday at Susanville Sacred Heart Catholic Church, with burial at the Diamond Crest Cemetery in Susan-Iville.

Local arrangements are under the direction of FitzHenry's funeral Home and Crematory in Carson City. John Robert Thomas, 23, and Sarita M. Schmorde, 22, both of Reno; Jay Daniel Fisher, 24, and Mary Elizabeth Bates, 22, both of Reno. Richard Dewayne Stottlemyre, 26, and Tracy Lydia Richards, 20, both of Reno; Frank Woodrow Dickson, 39, and Kristi Lane Wis-senback, 22, both of Reno. Kurt Steven Rolain, 25, and Barbara Jeanne Darlington, 31, both of Reno; Charles Anthony Schorr, 25, and Eileen Holly Schnake, 22, both of Herlong, Calif.

Steven F. Karo, 35, and Andrea H. Nichols, 24, both of Reno; Darren M. Lamb, 29, and Lynda L. Gaiser, 21 both of Reno.

Carol R. Burton, 58, of Reno and Patricia E. Jones, 46, of Stephens City, Christopher E. Harvey, 21, of Sparks and Melissa G. Hor-ton, 20, of Carson City.

Mark E. Higgins, 33, and Sherill R. Reich-man, 28, both of Sparks; Husian F. Haddawy, 58, and Diana E. Woofter, 31, both of Reno.

Jose Alvino Moreno 20, and Tracy Suzanne Christy, 17, both of Reno; Richard Patrick Clark, 33, and Ingrid Minette Berry, 25, both of Sparks. Paul Gerard Eiben, 65, of Truckee, and Frances Irene Kern, 40, of Reno; James Arlen Raines, 47, and Margarita Bagley Garcia, 36, both of Reno. Albert McKeel 32, and Danielle Bradley, 23, both of Reno; Michael Tison, 34, and Ton-ilee Richey, 28, both of Reno. Shannon Pratt, 26, and Karen Elizabeth Tweedie, 28, both of Reno; Robert D. Mansfield, 22, and Patricia L.

Verdell, 23, both of Reno. Scott David Fritz, 27, and Terri Lynn Cody, 28, both of Reno; Martin P. Galantuomini, 23, of Reno and Gail L. Grupczynski, 22, of Sparks. John A.

Karlas, 29, and Sherry L. Byrd, 22, both of Reno; Huor Nguon Ung, 25, and Maria Isabel Mont Villa, 23, both of Reno. John Patrick Hayes, 20, and Christina Rene Borchert, 18, both of Sun Valley, Frederick Lynn Strauch, 29, and Kim Rene Connor, 25, both of Reno. Perry Robert Pierce III, 22, and Linda Elaine Stewart, 24, both of Reno; Preston R. Hill, 27, and Deanna M.

Ford, 25, both of Fernley. John R. Hedgcorth, 25, and Wendy Jason Collins, 27, both of Reno; Michael Hugo Teg-lia, 32, and Gina Lynn Engel, 24, both of Reno. Adriano Robert Gilardini, 45, of Reno and Susy Hon Nguyen, 39, of Sparks; Jeffrey W. Gibson, 27, and Renee C.

Perry, 27, both of Sparks. Otto Alonzo Kelly, 26, and Joy DeLynn Brigman, 27, both of Reno; Keith W. Wells, 46, and Betty F. Schoolcraft, 45, both of Sparks. David G.

Allison, 37, and Moreen Scully, 37, both of Reno; Frank Young, 38, and Joey Mattice, 33, both of Lemmon Valley. Tim E. Crosby, 26, and Lisa Marie U'Ren, 24, both of Reno; William David Lynch, 38, and Kim Marie Baker, 29, both of Sparks. Anthony C. Zamboni, 25, and Lenni K.

Kilian, 22, both of Reno; Leon J. Berget, 32, and Patricia A. Amaya, 31, both of Reno. Dallas George Harreld, 43, and Carole Jean Ellingboe, 42, both of Fernley; Bobby Dean Walton, 51, and Karen Joy Bunch, 26, both of Reno. Gerald Murray Parkhurst, 46, and Dorothy Ann McHarry, 45, both of Winnemucca; Christopher E.

Williams, 26, and Michelle L. Robinson, 20, both of Reno. Steven M. Chandler, 24, and Dianna L. Parker, 27, both of Reno; Carl Allen Snyder, 23, and Donna Lynn Nevison, 19, both of Sparks.

James Charles Sherman, 25, and Sandra Dee Dougherty, 24, both of Sparks; Joe D. Moore, 36, and Alice J. Rodgers, 31, both of Reno. Richard Duane Newell, 26, and Amy Elizabeth Glenn, 25, both of Sparks; Harry Gerald Bussey, 30, and Delora Ann Hill, 40, both of Susanville, Calif. Stephen N.

Scheerer, 36, and Jennifer Schuyler, 29, both of Incline Village; Henry D. Bleeker, 42, and Pettina L. Francisco, 29, both of Reno. Merald L. Murchison 47, and Shares I.

Bass, 40, both of Susanville, Mikos N. DEATH NOTICES Divorces granted Brian O'Neal A graveside funeral for Brian O'Neal, 22, who died Friday in Reno, is scheduled for 2 p.m. today at Our Mother of Sorrows Cemetery. A native of Fresno, he was born April 30, 1966, and had been a Reno resident for the past two years, coming from Pahrump and Las Vegas. O'Neal was a heavy equipment operator, and had attended Sierra Nevada Job Corps and Superior Training Services.

Surviving are his widow, Elaine, and daughters, Briana O'Neal and Christina Perez, all of Reno; daughter, Samantha Miller of Atwater, and parents, Ira and Marie Green, brothers, Alan Cornejo and Leslie Graham, and a sister, Mary Pelletier, all of Pahrump. Arrangements are under the direction of the Ross, Burke Knobel Mortuary in Reno. I0LA E. BYERS Died Monday, June 6. in Las Vegas after a lengthy Mines.

She was a resident of Reno from 1960 to 1981. She was employed at Miguel's Restaurant for many years, and was a member of the First Church of Christian Scientists of Boston. Survivors include her husband of 41 years. Stewart Byers; daughters. Jackie Kofahl of Las Vegas and Maureen Childs of Huntington Beach.

Calif; two brothers, Vic and Virgil Cridebring, both of Arizona; one granddaughter, one grandson and one great grandchild. Graveside services were held Saturday. June 11 at 11a.m. Interment was at Palm Memorial Park, Las Vegas. mim 37020 Henry Cayabyab vs.

Dolores Ona Caya-byab; Karen D.Cox vs. Randolph S. Cox; Robert H. Daquioag vs. Liberty S.

Daquioag. Oscar M. Gabor vs. Acela G. Gabor; Laurie Shah Hamlin vs.

Anthony Hamlin; Leslie M. Hester vs. John B. Hester. Clifton Leroy Lackey vs.

Diana Dee Lackey; Richard LaDue vs. Gloria LaDue; Sherrie A. Landers vs. John M. Landers.

Curtis Langdon vs. Sara Snow Langdon; Denise Levrett vs. Jon Mark Levrett; Charles J. Morris vs. Lucindi Lee Morris.

Johny D. Schubert vs. Daniel A. Schibert; Satpal Singh vs. Rosalinda G.

Singh; Robert H. Tonkins vs. Diana M. Tonkins. James E.

Wilkerson vs. Sandra L. Wilker-son. Douglas Albro vs. Ellen Albro; Karin E.

Engwis vs. Richard R. Engwis; Judy Fears vs. Michael Fears. Donald Ray Hartshorn vs.

Mary O. Hartshorn; Ross A. Heppe vs. Julie Ann Heppe; Charles Lively vs. Jean G.

Lively. Robert Maloney vs. Constance Maloney; Anne T. Paloma vs. Ernesto Paloma; Christine Pierce vs.

Kay Dean Pierce. Gaudioso Ramos vs. Victor Ramos; William J. Roberts vs. Tammy A.

Roberts. DEATH NOTICES DONNA JANE BROWN, born November 12. 1942. Passed away in Broomfield. Colorado on June 20.

1988. Survived by parents Robert Jane Stephan of Reno, NV; son, Jay E. Brown of Broomfield, CO; sister Andrea Casey of Meridian, ID; a niece nephew. Memorial service at 10am at Holy Comforter Episcopal Church in Broomfield on Thursday at 10am. em mm mm In Memory Of RUBY VELARDE M0YA We miss the smile on your face.

We miss the touch of your warm embrace. We miss the happiness and dreams we shared. We miss the way we knew you cared. We miss you. We miss the look in your beautiful eyes.

We miss the way you held your head up high. We miss your footsteps on the stairs. We miss the way you combed your hair. We miss you. We miss your music in our home.

We miss you talking on the phone. We miss the way you made us feel PROUD. For in our heart you wore a crown. We miss you as the years go by. God knows, we miss you! YOUR BELOVED FAMILY CARD OF THANKS Percy H.

Payton CARSON CITY Visitation for Percy H. Payton, 68, who died Tuesday at the Veteran's Administration Medical Center in Reno, is scheduled from 5 to 7 p.m. today at Walton's Chapel of the Valley. A native of Burns, he was born Nov. 11, 1919, and had been a Carson City resident for the past six years, coming from Reno and the Lake Tahoe area.

Payton worked for the Carson Nugget for five years, and was a retired carpenter for the com-merical construction industry. He was a member of the Carpenters Union in Reno and California, and an Army veteran of World War II. He was preceded in death by a granddaughter, Cindy Beck. Surviving are his widow, Mildred, and a son, Charles Beck, both of Carson City; son, Gene Beck of Sacramento; brother, The family of RAMON SALCED0 JR. Would like to thank everyone who called, sent flowers and cards, and expressed their sympathy in our recent loss.

It is a comfort to all of us that so many cared. THE SALCEDO FAMILY Who pays my bills while I am injured? CALL The Law Office of DAVID R. FORD 786-7676 Northern Nevada Memorial 4 CREMATION Total Cost $455 I Family Owned Operated 322-2772 616 So. Wells Reno i inform, 10 Discount to Veterans Seniors Horns Practice Limited to PERSONAL INJURY.