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The Fresno Bee Nov. .25, 1976 Briefly Told: News of Fresno and The Valley BROTHER BRADLEY FRANCIS, a teacher at San Joaquin Memorial High School, has been appointed by the American Institute for Foreign Study to accompany a group of students on an educational travel program abroad. Francis said there are places available in the group which will visit such cities as London, Paris, Vienna and Rome and intersted persons should contact him 1 at 486-4490 MAUREEN ANNE MANION, a 1974 graduate of Bullard High School, has been elected vice president of Beta Epsilon Chi Literary Society at Bob Jones University in Greenville, S.C. RICHARD C. KISLING, director of special education for the Fresno Unified School District, has been appointed to the Association of California School Administrators' statewide special education committee RICHARD DARMANIAN, Edison High School principal, has been appointed to a three-year term on he Association of California School Administrators' secondary administration committee.

GAIL M. JANZEN of Fresno and H. BRENT WEAVER of Kingsburg are among the more than 75 students working on Goshen College, radio station WGCS FM this fall ALICE H. BAUN of Fresno was given an Outstanding Alumni Award by the University of Pacific at the university's donor recognition luncheon The 1977 SENIOR CITIZEN master calendar will be available during January. It includes special senior citizen dates for the state fair and more than 50 county fairs; senior citizen days at Disneyland, Knotts Berry Farm, San Diego Zoo, San Diego Animal Farm, Sea World, Busch Gardens, Magic Mountain, Africa-USA, Universal Studios, Marriott's USA, Lion Country Safari, Marineland, San Francisco Fisherman's Wharf and much more.

The calendar may be obtained by sending two 13 cents stamps to Senior Citizens Master Calendar, 2530 Suite 302, Sacramento, 95816 AIRMAN JOHN B. SHERMAN, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. S.

Sherman of Lemoore, has been assigned to a unit of the Air Forces in Europe at Laken- LOCAL PAWN SHOP OFFERS UNREDEEMED UNCLAIMED LOANS The items listed below are Used, Unclaimed and Unredeemed merchandise now being sold by us and Guaranteed. GENUINE Ruby Solitaire ring. Approximately carats. Beautiful color. 4 full cut diamonds in special 14K white gold mounting.

$650 value, HUGE Emerald, set in massive lady's big ring. 10 huge diamonds. 14K yellow gold. Massive mounting. Never seen one like this before! $2500 value; $582 GOOD LOOKING Men's square amethyst ring.

Set oblong. Yellow solid gold mounting. $150 value, $33 MEN'S Ultra-shock watch with big mesh heavy stainless steel band. Also has Date. $12 BIG! Diamond stud earrings in old-fashioned high tiffany mounting.

14K white gold. For pierced ears. Approximately 1 carat total $595 value; $218 BLACK DECKER electric drill. Excellent $8 LOVELY Lady's yellow solid gold multi-colored stone ring, (Sapphires, Ruby, Amethyst, etc.) $69.50 value; our price, $20 UNITED LOAN JEWELRY CO. 1036 FULTON MALL Man Shot During Argument Police reported Alberto Soto, 22, of Fresno was wounded in the arm during a disturbance Wednesday at a home in the 500 block of South Plumas Street.

Soto reportedly was shot by Danny Gonzales, 19, of 517 S. Plumas, after Soto arrived there and an heath Royal Air Force Station, England, upon graduation from the munition maintenance course at Lowry Air Force Base, Colo. He is a 1976 graduate of Lemoore Union High School. AIRMAN FRANK A. GONZALES, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank C. Gonzales of 2120 E. American has been assigned to Lowry Air Force Base, for training in munitions and weapons maintenance upon completion of basic training at Lackland AFB, Colo. His wife, Belinda, is a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert R. Leal of Selma. He is a 1971 Fowler High School graduate AIRMAN 1.C. ALTON RYAN JR.

of Madera has been assigned to MacDill Air Force Base, upon graduation from the course for weapons control systems mechanics at Lowry AFB, Colo. He is a 1975 Madera High School graduate AIRMAN 1.C. RICHARD C. WALKER, whose wife, Nina, is a daughter of Pete Jurkovich of Porterville, is serving as a telecommunications systems control specialist at Tinker Air Force Base, Okla. He is a 1971 Porterville Union High School graduate and attended Porterville College, Fresno City College and Oklahoma State University CAPT.

CLAYTON R. MOULDS, whose wife, Marie, is a daughter of Mrs. Vertle Swayne of Tulare, has arrived, for duty Tex. at Lackland Air Force Base, Moulds, a flight commander with a unit of the Air Training Command, previously served at Shemya AFB, Alaska. He is a 1956 Tulare Union High School graduate and a 1970 graduate of the University of Nebraska LANCE CPL.

STEPHEN L. BLACK, son of Leon C. Black of 4279 S. Marks has reported for duty with the 3rd Marine Division on PO 3.C. ARTHUR G.

PIMENTEL, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Pimentel of 3804 Maywood Drive and SEAMAN JOHN E. HUNT, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Herman R. Hunt of 4583 E. Fountain Way, are serving aboard the guided missile cruiser Gridley, currently operating as a unit of the 7th Fleet in the Western Pacific. The ship recently visited Yokosuka, Japan.

argument ensued. The shooting was reported shortly before 10:30 a.m. Gonzales was held for questioning on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. Soto was taken to Val-, ley Medical Center for treatment. Female Cyclist Robs Station A young highway woman, using a motorcylce as a getaway steed held up Stan's Arco Service station at 49 E.

Olive early Wednesday and varoomed off with $26.30, according to Fresno police. She arrived as a passenger on a motorbike FUNERAL FLOWERS Condits Ph. 227-3564 all hrs: CEDAR at SHIELDS CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS ORIGINAL OILS PRINTS PICTURE FRAMES MOULDINGS MINI-FRAMES STITCHERY STRETCHING and FRAMING MAT CUTTING and much, much more! INC. 4260 N. Fresno St.

93726 227-4096 LAFCO Puts 'No' On City Annex Plan The City of Fresno's bid to annex 40 acres in the middle of a fig-producing area in northwest Fresno has been turned down Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO). LAFCO members, on a 4-1 vote with Commissioner James Barsotti of Sanger voting no, Wednesday denied the annexation of the parcel at Sierra and Brawley Avenues. Kenneth Hohmann of the city planning staff, property owners Fred Rabe and Paul Myers and real estate man Jay Marsella argued for the annexation, saying the area is ready for urban development and that the fig orchard on the property is unproductive. They also said the city's Urban Growth Management process, which balances out cost and revenue of providing urban services, would be followed before development of the land could occur. The commissioners, however, were swayed by arguments of LAFCO Executive Officer Marvin Panter and by a letter from Ron Klamm, manager of the Dried Fig Advisory Board.

Both said urban development in the area is inevitable but that it is premature. Commissioner Ruth Albright said she believes allowing the annexation would create an urban island within an agricultural area and would speed the loss of surrounding agricultural land The to urban development. property is not contiguous to the city, but would have been annexed by a road-strip along the Palo Alto Avenue right of way. Commissioner John Donaldson moved for the denial, with a second from Mrs. Albright.

LAFCO Chairman John Howard and Willard H. Johnson voted for the denial. VIENNESSE VEGETABLES VIENNA (AP) The city of Vienna is the largest supplier of vegetables in Austria, filling not only the needs of the city but meeting the requirements of half the entire country. Its produce market turns over 300 metric tons of vegetables daily, all grown within the city limits. Reno-Carson-Tahoe Casino Fun Tour December 11,12.

Fare $35 Lodging, Food, Drinks plus $35 Refunds ($16 cash) 255-5956 'Herb' Weed spraying Residential and Industrial. Wallace Pest and Weed Control. 4 486-1791. Holiday Parties now booking at the White House. Special buffet dinner.

$5.95 per person. 486-1853 M.M. Sylvan, M.D. Announces the removal of his office to 5151 North Palm. Telephone: 226-3546.

Pest Problems? Call H. "Red" Belt at Liberty Pest Control. Rates low as $17.50. Ph. 224-2600 Drapes Custom made.

Example, full length drapes for 8 foot window, fully lined and installed with new decorative traverse rod, only $99. Other sizes proportionately sale priced. We have hundreds of fabrics and colors to choose from. CCall foror your app 0 ment, Punch Judy 255-8478 Freight Salvaged groceries, dog and cat foods, soap, paper products! Fiberbarrels $1. Bargain City, 4763 Kings Canyon.

Lionel-American Flyer Trains Wanted. 439-4575 after 6 PM. Rose Parade and New Years Eve, December 31, January 1. Reserve now call Audrey 431-2758 OTaho-Reno November 30, December 1, 2, includes refund. Call Audrey Tours 431-2758 Closing out 1976 Amana Micro Wave radar ranges.

Terrific savings. Ruschhaupt's 1470 N. Van Ness Going Again, Big charter plane to Carson City this week end! For more information, Call Pam 439-3771. Las Vegas Desert Inn. 1 One Day up and back flight.

Sunday November 28th. For information Call 225-1157 or 229-8105. Imports two piece suits, coats, pant suits 36-52 Gay 20 Fashion, 835 Fulton Mall Channel 18 Transmitter Arrival Moves Up 3 Days Angelo The transmitter for public television station KMTF, Channel 18, will be shipped from the RCA plant in Camden, N.J. Friday instead of Monday, RCA officials said Wednesday. Mrs.

Harriet Jowett, educational television coordinator for the Fresno County Department of Education, said RCA had not planned on shipping the transmitter until Monday because of the holiday, but a truck and crew became available Friday. That means the transmitter should arrive in Fresno and ready for delivery to the transmitter site on Bear Mountain Monday, she added. Once the transmitter arrives, however, the drivers face the arduous task of taking it the last four miles up a narrow, winding road to the top of Bear Mountain. When the new KMJ-TV transmitter was delivered three years ago, it took a total of 16 hours to negotiate the road. A third of the way up, the delivery truck could not negotiate a curve, and the transmitter had to be loaded onto three smaller trucks to complete the trip.

NOGUCHI SCULPTURE RICHMOND, Va. (AP) A sculpture by American artist Isamu Noguchi has recently been acquired by the Virginia Museum. The sculpture, "Open Lock," was completed in 1964. It is made of polished stainless steel and stands nearly three feet tall. Carpet Tips By Bob McParland IT MAY HELP if you bring a rough diagram of your room arrangements when you shop for carpet.

With this information, we can advise you more intelligently. (Naturally, we will make accurate measurements for perfect roomfit installation.) If you can, bring us samples of upholstery fabrics, draperies, paint or wallpaper swatches. This helps us understand your general decor and color scheme. Let us know how much traffic each area is likely to get. (We will ask you this, anyway.) The more we know about your home and lifestyle the better we are able to help you select the carpet that is right for you.

Best of all, of course, is your invitation for me to bring samples to your home where, between us, we can make the best possible selection for your lasting satisfaction. Why not call me first thing tomorrow? Happy Thanksgiving! 620 W. OLIVE PH. 237-2156 A- Across from Motor Vehicle Dept. OPEN DAILY MON.

FRI. 'TIL 9 PM carpet Ads In Brief Fake fur coats $35 up 36-52. Gay 20 Fashions, 835 Fulton Mall London Square Art Gallery's Christmas Sale. 350 original oil paintings and frames. off.

Open 7 days. 736 W. Bullard at Palm. 439-5522 Exclusive Singles Club. Permanent meeting place.

Dancing. Beverage. Food. Many programs. Call Elizabeth 233-1367.

1574 N. Van Ness MORE FACTS Your Dentist didn't tell you: They pay the dental lab $17.50 to $25. to reline your dentures. For further information call 268-2128 or 442-4230 Mr. Bob's wishes all his customer's a Happy Thanksgiving.

We will be closed Thanksgiving day. New Mason Shoe Dealer at 4055 E. Raco. Order fleece-lined slippers for Christmas Now! 255-8767 for appointment For a refreshing change, shop for men's clothing at Lombardo Golf and Sportswear at Fig Garden Golf Course. We have over 1,000 pair of slacks, 500 sportcoats and leisure suits, hundreds of sweaters, and over 1,000 long and short-sleeve shirts for you to chho se from.

Visit us for personal service, selection and value. Play Fig Garden Golf Course's 18 beautiful fairways and greens. Reports FHA, Cal Vet, GI, Conventional, Homeowners, reasonable prices. Call Jerry or Russ at Better Pest Control 251-8286 The Artisan features contemporary and Old World art, handcrafted for you. For your shopping pleasure, come to The Artisan, Monday through Saturdays, 10-5, Friday ontil 6 and Sundays 12-4.

Headliner Shopping Center, one half mile north of Fair at Barstow and No. First. Corece Tomatoes, 40 pound box $4.50. 237-2294. Close Out 1976 Kitchen Aid Dishwashers.

Terrific Savings. Ruschhaupt's 1470 N. Van Ness. Oak Barrels one, two, three, five, 10,42, 30 and 50 gallon. 237-2294 Tami's Pre-Holiday Sale on streetlength dresses and coats.

Great selection in all departments. Gamblers Special $65 by Air to Carson City. $65 full value Casino Chips refund. 255-5956, 'Happy Herbb' Stained Glass. Scarab Glassworks designs and builds unique leaded glass windows, lamps and signs to enhance your surroundings.

Scarab also has a vast selection of imported and domestic art glass, quality tools and supplies for the craftsman at pleasing prices. Scarab Glassworks, 3134 North Palm (at Shields), 229-8744. Jon Jon's is now booking holiday parties, weddings anniversaries. Call 266-1220. We also cater all locations Dorothy's Pre Christmas Specials.

For your early gift shopping, choose from a selection of regular stock on sale. November 26 and 27. 723 S. Madera Avenue, Kerman. Royal Christmas Festival Spend Christmas Holidays in Victoria British Columbia December 22-28.

Call 237-3017 or 486-3206 Drinking Problem? Call Alcoholics Anonymous 485-6530 It's confidential and free! Herb Bauer's dry ski school now in progress. A must for beginner skiers. 237-3151. Fun Flight to Carson City. $75 round trip; $65 back full value chips.

Friday Saturday and 9PM; Sunday 10AM. More information call 266-7219 Beauty Booth for rent at 411 W. Shields Marks Bernardi Flowers invites you to a Christmas Open House Sunday, November 28, 2-5pm. Come trim your tree and house with our beautiful Christmas decorations. 1627 Fulton Fresno.

Obituaries "I don't think they are going to make it up the road unless their truck has a lot smaller wheelbase than the one our transmitter was on," KMJ chief engineer Gordon Lee said. Channel 18 officials say they may have to have a crane available to lift the rear of the trailer around the sharp curves. The station, the valley's first public television station, is due for on-the-air checks sometime in February with full programming late that month or March. Baby Kidnap Suspect Faces Arraignment VISALIA Mrs. Carmen Guerra, 37, of Corcoran, accused of kidnaping a 17-day-old baby from a Tulare mother last Oct.

13, has been ordered to appear in Superior Court here Monday for arraignment. She failed to show up at a scheduled appearance Wednesday, and Judge Leonard Ginsburg told her attorney to have her in court Monday. The judge said if she fails to show he will issue a warrant for her arrest. Mrs. Guerra was arrested at her Corcoran home the day after the alleged kidnaping and the infant was recovered unharmed.

The baby had been taken from the mother, Mrs. Jose Arzola, at the Tulare County Hospital. Investigators said they believe Mrs. Guerra was prompted to take the baby because of a miscarriage she had recently suffered. TYPEWRITERS RENTALS SALES IBM RECONDITIONED ALSO: IBM SMITH QUALITY PRODUCTS ROYAL ADLER OLYMPIA Ask about rental-purchase Plan.

Good REMINGTON selection now of used typewriters from UNDEF: WOOD student practice models to top quality office models. OLIVETTI CHRISTMAS GIFT SPECIALS! A unique and practical gift ADLER'S new SOLAR operated calculator requires neither AC. current or supplementary batteries, slips easily into a shirt pocket. See our Christmas Specials on electric and manual portable typewriters with various type styles (including artistic Script type). Trade-in your old typewriter now during our current trade-in special! ADDING MACHINES AND CALCULATORS NEW LOW PRICED MODELS.

WE TRADE RENTALS SALES PHOTOCOPY MACHINES NEW, USED VARIOUS BRANDS BANKAMERICARD, MASTER CHARGE. We Cover The Valley Phone or Write for Demo, in your office ALLIED TYPEWRITERS INC. Free Customer Parking, Rear of Store CLOSED SATURDAYS 2448 Tulare St. (Cor. 237-3864 DERA-Rosary for Sciacqua, 81, will be recited at o'clock tonight in the Jay Chapel.

Mass will be offered at 10 a.m. Friday in the St. Joachims Catholic Church. Entombment will be in the Calvary Mausoleum. Sciacqua died Tuesday of a long illness.

native of Italy, he lived in Madera 64 years and was a farmer in the LaVena area many years. He was a member of the Italian Benevolent Society and charter member of the Italo-American Club. Surviving widow, Lorenzina; a son, Gino of Madera; a daughter, Mary Logolusa of Madera; a brother, Jiovanni of Italy; three sisters, Elena, Erina and Isola in Italy, and four grandchildren. Henry R. Lutz Funeral services for Henry Ray Lutz, 65, of Fresno, a life-long Fresno County resident, will be held noon Friday in the Lisle Calaveras Chapel.

Burial will be in the Mountain View Cemetery. Lutz was a native of Easton. County resident. He died Wednesday after a lengthy illness. Lutz worked in a bakery for 30 years before his retirement in 1970.

He was a member of American Legion Post 55 in Easton and the Bakers and Confectionary Workers of America Local 53. Survivors include his widow, Leona; his mother, Mrs. Kathrine Lutz of Fresno; a daughter, Mrs. Janice Hull of two sisters, Mrs. Elsie Wagner and Mrs.

Jeraldine Hurst, both of Fresno; four brothers, Burt of Friant, Elmer of Easton and Lawrence and Roy, both of Fresno; and two grandchildren. Esther Mason Services for Mrs. Esther Mason, 79, a Fresno resident five years, will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in the Yost Webb Chap- el. Mrs.

Mason, a native of Armenia, died Tuesday. Private burial will be in Masis Ararat Cemetery. She left no survivors. Elvira L. Mercado The Rosary for Elvira L.

Mercado, 34, a Fresno resident for four years, will be recited Friday at 6:30 p.m. in the Harry Palm Chapel. A Mass will be offered Saturday at 9 a.m. in St. Helen's Church, where Mrs.

Mrs. Mercado, of Snyder, Mercado was a membelve died Wednesday in a local hospital following a short illness. She was a nurse's aide. She is survived by her husband, Enrique; two sons, Henry and Edward; three daughters, Rachael, Becky and Monica, all of Fresno; and five brothers, Leo and Leonard Lopez of Los Angeles, John Lopez of San Jose and Ezekiel and Romero Lopez of Gilroy. Burial will be in St.

Peters Cemetery. operated by a man and departed the same way, police quoted cashier Valerie Awtrey, 16, who was alone in the establisment shortly after midnight. The woman, described as wearing blue jeans and a green nylon zippered jacket, simulated a gun, police said. The only description of the male rider was that he was Caucasian and had long brown hair. BIG SOY SOURCE WICHITA (AP) The United States will supply 50 per cent of the wheat and about 70 per cent of the soybeans moving in world trade in 1976.

Alcidia Ramirez SELMA The Rosary for Alcidia Ramirez, 64, who died Wednesday in her Selma home, will be recited Friday at 8 p.m. in the Chapel of the Thomas Robinson Funeral Home. Mass will be offered Saturday at 9 a.m. in St. Joseph's Church.

Burial will follow in Floral Memorial Park. Miss Ramirez was a native of Mexico angle lived leaves in Selma her since mother, 1913. Mrs. Augustina Ramirez; sisters Mary, Carmen and Mrs. Gloria Villarreal, all of Selma; and brothers Paul, Santos and Raymund, all of Selma.

Eleva G. Perez Funeral services were held Wednesday for Mrs. Eleva G. Perez, 50, who died last Thursday. Mrs.

Prez was an American Indian and a native of Fresno. Among survivors are three sons, Mike of Klamath, Ross Bunton of Clovis and Rob Roger Buckskin; four daughters, Darlene, Emily and Theresa Buckskin of Smith River and Arelene Buntton of Clovis. 30 aPARTMENT HUNTING Check Bee Classified ads first. On any day of the week you'll find hundreds of homes listed. small, big, any price, any location, for sale or rent.

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