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4C Reno Gazette-Journal Wednesday, October 31, 1984 District 6 judge faces challenge 322-2337 Classified CAMPAIGN 1080 Attorneys ANNOUNCEMENTS UNCONTESTED DIVORCES H75-S3SO t.H.La.ortlc. INDEX 1120 Lost ANNOUNCEMENTS AKITAS Brindle i white, male, silver female. Lost behind Lemmon Valley. Oct 28th. Any inlo call 972-4564.

9(o 1020 Public Notices 1040 Meetings. Clubs 1060 Legal Services 1080 Attorneys I ISO Auctions 1120 Lost 1140 Found 1160 Personals CAT. long haired, black white spayed female, f'i years old. Missing since 10-19. Vicinity of McCarran Lincoln Sparks.

Well loved, please help. Reward. 351-8524. CAT. male.

4-6 months old. trey white lace feet. Lost near CJearacre Lane Scottsdale. Last seen on 1022. 673-1465.

1170 Meeting People 1180 Bundles of Joy 1200 Special Occasions 1220 Tours. Travel CHESAPEAKE BAY MALE, large lump on stomach, light tan coat with brown nose 3 mo old Lost 10-25 Stead Blvd. ML Anderson. Rewardl 972-3209 evesfwknds. 359-4242 wkdys.

Fred. 1240 Schools. Training Sullivan said the most important qualification for a judge is to make decisions "fairly and impartially." He agreed a District 6 judge must have wide experience to deal with a variety of cases. As deputy district attorney for Pershing County, he noted that he worked on criminal and civil cases, and advised county commissioners and planning, hospital and school boards. A life-long resident of northern Nevada, he has lived in Winme-mucca, Goldonda, Lovelock, McDermitt, Austin and Imlay.

Legarza's roots also are in northern Nevada. He was born in Winnemucca and attended schools in Fernley. His 15 years of courtroom experience includes numerous criminal and civil cases, ranging from misdemeaners to murder. Since becoming judge, he has been assigned by the Nevada Supreme Court to sit on district courts throughout the state, on three-judge panels for murder sentences and on the state high court itself. Admitted to practice in 1969, Legarza has served as a Humboldt County deputy district attorney and Winnemucca city Voters in Humboldt, Lander and Pershing counties have the only contested district court judge race in rural Nevada this year.

Incumbent District Court Judge Richard Legarza, 45, is being challenged by former Pershing County Deputy District Attorney Jerry Sullivan, 44. Legarza ran strong in a three-way primary that eliminated Humboldt County District Attorney Virginia Shane. He finished nearly 500 votes ahead of Sullivan, carrying Humboldt and Lander counties. But Sullivan won Pershing County, where he also served for a time as Lovelock city attorney. The only new issue to surface during the general election came in a letter to a Winnemucca news- Saper contending that Sullivan unked the State Bar exam twice before becoming an attorney.

"I am not ashamed that I have failed the Bar exam twice," Sullivan said at a candidates' forum in Winnemucca last week. "I had a family to support. I had to make a living first. Legarza has had the benefit of training at the taxpayers expense, he added. Former Gov.

Robert List appointed Legarza to the bench in EMPLOYMENT CHOW-CHOW, black female, years, dot has asthma. REWARD for any information leading to return. 323 1576. anytime. 2040 Help Wanted 2060 Sales Positions 2080 Student Help 2100 Child Care CROCHETED BABYS alghan.

Creme with pink rosebuds. Rewardl Sentimental value. Please call 3291432. 2110 Licensed Child Care 2120 Baby Sitter Wanted 2140 Jobs Wanted 2160 Services Wanted COCKER SPANIEL, well-groomed, buff, vicinity of Verdi, lost Thurs 1011. no 1981.

He has not pressed the bar exam issue and the campaigns have been sedate, with the candidates listing their background qualifications and attributes they consider essential for a judge. A good judge must be "honest, impartial, firm, fair, compassionate, decisive, learned in the law and prepared for litigation," Legarza said. "He should not look over his shoulder at what's politically expedient. The judge for District 6 must be well qualified because he must wear several hats, Legarza added. Unlike larger districts, he has to handle probate, criminal, juvenile and civil matters, because there are no judges specializing in these matters in the small counties.

FINANCIAL DACHSHUND TYPE male. 11 years, tan. long haired with ID and George'. Lost Juniper HillsMayberry area. REWARD.

747-1024. 3020 Business 0pp. 3040 Investments DIAMOND PENDANT On gold chain, lost Monday 10722. Reward. 673-0938.

3060 Money Loaned 3080 Business 0pp. Wanted 3100 Money Wanted REAL ESTATE DOBERMAN. female. 1 year old. black rust long ears, black jeweled collar.

Was in auto accident Saturday Oct 27th. Golden Valley Dr. area. May be injured. Answers to 'Gretchen'.

Is very shy. but friendly. Please call 972-7881. Calhi. 4020 Real Estate Loans -4040 Real Estate Exchange 4060 Open Houses 4080 Homes For Sale 4120 Condominiums 4140 Mobile Homes DOG, female.

RottweilerDoberman miiture. black brown. 5 months old. had all shots, collars tags it home, vicinity Glen Valley near Reed High. Please call 358-5841.

Dayton student sues, alleging rights violations A Dayton High School student has sued the Lyon County School Board and school officials, claiming she was wrongly accused of embezzling $103 from the student body and was subject to illegal searches. The student is seeking $300,000 for herself and $50,000 for any other students whose civil rights were violated by the school board. She. claims her illegal suspension led to heavy grade reductions, as well as higher automobile insurance rates because she wasn't allowed to finish her drivers education course. The student, who is suing along with her mother in U.S.

District Court in Reno, claims she was yanked into Dayton High School Principal Don Dirks' office in May 1983 and confronted about the alleged embezzlement. "I am not asking you, I'm telling you" she stole the money, the suit quotes Dirks as saying. It said the girl was ordered immediately to empty her pockets, after which her lockers were searched. According to the suit, the girl told school officials she "never embezzled anything." Criminal charges were also brought against the girl at the Lyon County Sheriff's Office, and despite the fact she has not been convicted of anything, the girl claims her school year was ruined by the suspension. She claims she missed her final exams, suffered severely in her drivers education grade and missed a youth leadership conference to which she was named a school delegate.

Eureka ranchers run for commission seat EUREKA Only one county commission race will be on Eureka County ballots Tuesday since District 3 Commissioner Hale Bailey is unopposed. Roy Etchegaray and Robert Martin are running for the District 1 seat being vacated by Charles Vacarro, who chose not to seek another term after serving 16 years on the commission. Both candidates are ranchers and lifetime residents of Eureka. Etchegaray is a past president and secretary of the Eureka County Farm Bureau. He defeated builder Mark Hokenga in a close Republican primary in September.

Martin, a Democrat, had no primary opposition. He has an interest in several mining claims with his brother Albert and has served on the Bureau of Land Management's Advisory Council. Etchegaray promised to "take a conservative and realistic approach to the county resources," and save tax money, while maintaining basic services. Martin could not be reached for comment. Pamela Buff ham and Floyd "Duke" Klindt are running for the county school board's Area 1C chair.

Jack Neal and Elaine Patterson were to compete for the Area IB seat, but Neal has moved to White Pine County. His name will still appear on the ballot. Obituaries 4160 Mobile Home Lots DOG COCKER POODLE, dirty blond. months old. Name" black mustache 4 black ear bps.

black down chest. Wearing harness gold chain leash. Lost at Ernst Hardward. Oddie Blvd. Sparks.

Call: 359-3207 8 5pm leave message at 2006 Prater Way 29. Woods Trailer Perk. REWARDI 4180 Residential Lots 4200 Rural Property 4220 Tahoe Property 4240 Out of Area Property 4260 Income Property 4280 Commercial Bldgs. 4300 Commercial Acreage 4320 Industrial Bldgs. 4340 Industrial Acreage 4360 Ranch Property 4380 Real Estate Wanted 4400 Housing Wanted GOLD CHAIN BRACELET, heart with diamond in center, lost on 10722 in downtown Reno.

Call collect evenings. 206241-2098. GOLDEN LAI, 5 month oM male, last teen vicinity Reed Hifh School. Answers to Reward. 359-3514.

4420 Real Estate Bus. Opp. RENTALS A memorial is being established with the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd Out Reach Program, 501 CAlifornia Reno, 89509. Ferron J. Justesen MCGILL A graveside funeral was held Tuesday at the Ely City Cemetery for Ferron James Justesen, 84, who died Friday in an East Ely care center.

A native of Moroni, Utah, he was born Oct. 14, 1900. Justesen was a smelter foreman for Kennecott Corporation, retiring in 1961 after 39 years of service. Surviving are a son, F. Jay and a daughter, Lois Moorehead, both of McGill; brother, Sheldon of Dra-gerton, Utah; sisters, Eulala Blackham of Burley, Idaho, and Katherine Neilsen of Granger, Utah; four grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.

Wilson-Bates Mortuary, Ely, was in charge of arrangements. LABRADOR. BROWN, female. 5 months old, lost near Keystone i 7th on 10-29. Reward.

747-5256. Orin E. Buckles Visitation is scheduled from 5 to 9 p.m. today at Walton's Sparks Funeral Home for Orin Edwin Buckles, 75, of Sparks, who died Saturday in a Livermore, Calif, hospital. A native of Manzanola, he was born Oct.

29, 1908, and had lived in Sparks for the past 45 years, coming from Elko. He was employed by Consolidated Freightways for 17 years. Buckles was past a president of the Sparks Eagles, a Charter member of Senior Bowling League and an Army veteran of World War II; he was awarded the Purple Heart. Survivors include his widow, Ina of Sparks; daughters, Beverley Cowell of Colorado and Lynn Dabbs of Santa Maria, sister, Doris Monahan of Fern-ley; and nine grandchildren. A graveside funeral with full military honors is scheduled for 11 a.m.

Thursday at Masonic Memorial Gardens. LARGE RED SHORTHAIRED hunting dog. 70 los. male. yrs, family pet Gardnerville Ranchos.

265-3161. Rewardl Anxious to find! LHASA APSO. small white male wearing brown leather collar, lost 1012 in vicinity of Neil Rd. Reward. 359-0494.

1020 Public Notices Bill No. 801 Ordinance No. 628 an ordinance designated by the short title "10-1 84" bond ordinance" concerning the acquisition and financing of county hospital facilities for washoe county. nevada: authorizing the issuance by the county of its negotiable, "washoe county. nevada quarterly tender bonds (medical center project) Series 198" for the purpose OF ACQUIRING AND FINANCING SUCH COUNTY HOSPITAL FACILITIES: AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THAT THE COUNTY SHALL EFFECT SUCH PROJECT: PROVIDING THE FORM.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE BONDS. THE MANNER AND TERMS OF THEIR ISSUANCE. THE MANNER OF THEIR EXECUTION. THE METHOD OF PAYING THEM AND THE SECURITY THEREFOR, AND OTHER DETAILS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH: PROVIDING FOR THE EXECUTION AND DELIVERY OF A REMARKETING AGREEMENT. A PURCHASE CONTRACT AND AN OFFERING MEMORANDUM: SECURING PAYMENT OF THE PURCHASE PRICE OF SUCH BONOS BY A REPAYMENT AGREEMENT AND A LETTER OF CREDIT: SECURING THE PAYMENT OF THE PRINCIPAL OF AND INTEREST ON SUCH BONOS BY A PLEDGE OF REVENUES DERIVED FROM THE OPERATION OF THE COUNTY'S HOSPITAL FACILITIES.

AND TO THE EXTENT SUCH PLEDGED REVENUES ARE INSUFFICIENT. PROVIDING FOR THE LEVY AND COLLECTION OF ANNUAL GENERAL IAD VALOREM) TAXES FOR THE PAYMENT THEREOF: PROVIDING CONDITIONS RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE OF ADDITIONAL SECURITIES IN THE FUTURE PAYABLE FROM SUCH PLEDGED REVENUES: PROVIDING OTHER COVENANTS. AGREEMENTS AND OTHER DETAILS AND MAKING OTHER PROVISIONS CONCERNING THE BONDS. SUCH FACILITIES. AND SUCH REVENUES AND TAXES.

RATIFYING ACTION PREVIOUSLY TAKEN TOWARD ISSUING THE PROPOSED BONDS AND EFFECTING THE PURPOSE OF THEIR ISSUANCE: PROVIDING OTHER MATTERS RELATING THERETO: BY DECLARING THIS ORDINANCE PERTAINS TO THE SALE. ISSUANCE AND PAYMENT OF THE BONDS. ADOPTING IT AS IF AN EMERGENCY NOW EXISTS: AND PROVIDING THE EFFECTIVE DATE THEREOF. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that typewritten copies ol the above-numbered and entitled ordinance are available for inspection by all interested parties at the office of the County Clerk of Washoe County. Nevada.

at her office in the Washoe County Administration Building in Reno. Nevada: and that such ordinance was oassed at the regular meeting on October 23. 1984 by the following vote of the Board of County Commissioners: THOSE VOTING AYE: Jim King, Jim Lillard. Gene McDowell. Belie Williams, Chairman THOSE VOTING NAY: none THOSE ABSENT AND NOT VOTING: Dick Ritter This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and liter October 31.

1984. i.e.. the date of the second publication of such ordinance by its title only. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Board of County Commissioners of Washoe County. Nevada, has caused this ordinance to be published by title only.

DATED this October 23. 1984. BELIE WILLIAMS Chairman Board of County Commissioners Washoe County. Nevada Attest: JUDI BAILEY County Clerk 33490O8 Bill 801 Oct 24.31 -Imdl33 1060 Legal Services NV. LEGAL CLINIC LOW COST LEGAL HELP Serving Reno since 1979.

Three Nevada attorneys with 40 years ol experience. Divorces, bankruptcies. DUl. wills, name changes, adoptions, corporations, etc. 236 California Reno, 322 3403.

Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30 iOO. Sat. 9:00 1080 Attorneys A DIVORCE from S20C, Bankruptcy from 300; Reorgjniution (13) from MOO. Pymt plans mil. Free consultation with attorney, 3294999.

ATTORNEY John Keaveney. 356-7670. Divorces M75costs. Wits. tSO.

ATTORNEY Glenn Wichinsky. 322 3676. Corporations, wills, con-tracts aviation related matters. DIVORCE? BANKRUPTCY? Exp. reasonable fees.

Free office consultation. House calls. Lawrence L. Loiensky. Esq.

329-1162. DIVORCES From S75 Cost 786 1153 RENO LEGAL CLINIC Payment plans avail Summary Divorce (no court $90-Bankruptcy $190 plus costs. Attorney on Premises no waiting. Also Wills. DUl.

Adoptions. Name Change. Corp etc. Call Margaret Montgomery 322-0999. 1550 S.

Wells SIERRA LEGAL CLINIC Fast, efficient service on uncontested matters for reasonable lee. 356-0700. William Harrison's SPARKS LEGAL CLINIC 444 Pyramid-Sparks 356-7123 Fee Schedule Uncontested Matters Divorce $150 Bankruptcy (individual) S200 Corporations J300 Will (simple) J50 LOST TUESDAY night near Old Town Mall. Golden Lab. 2 year old male.

Reward. 849-2711 or 825-5647. 5020 Agencies. Rental 5040 Apartments. Unfurn.

5060 Apartments. Furn. 5080 Condos. Unfurn. 5100 Condos, Furn.

5120 Duplexes, Unfurn. 5140 Duplexes. Furn. 5160 Homes, Unfurn. 5180 Homes, Furn.

5200 Mobile Homes, Unfurn. 5220 Mobile Homes, Furn. 5240 Mobile Home Spaces 5260 MotelHotel Rooms 5280 Rooms For Rent 5300 Room i Board 5320 Vacation Rentals 5330 Retirement Rentals 5340 Garage For Rent 5360 Property Management 5380 Mini Rentals 5400 Office Rentals 5420 Bus. Rentalsleases 5440 IndustryWarehouse 5460 Bus. Rentals Wanted 5480 Rentals Wanted REWARD! Lost 9 month old male white Samoyed.

In the Glenshire area. Please return to Bonnie. 916 587-3462. REWARD German Shepherd, female, missing since 1071684. vicinity Pyramid Wy I St lyr old.

weighs epprox lOOfbs. black Ian, very timid afraid of men. Please call anybme. we miss our baby. 356-9054.

RIMLESS prescription glasses, tinted blue pink, in a light beige case. Reward. 826-0259. Call early mornings or evenings. Howard P.

Ellingson rCARSON CITY Howard Phillip Ellingson, 72, died Monday at his residence. -A native of Ironton, 111., he was born Nov. 27, 1911, and had lived in Carson City for the past eight years, coming from Concord, Calif, where he had lived the last 40 years. EUingson was a retired butcher. Surviving are his widow, Maxine, of Carson City, son, Kenneth Howard of North Las Vegas, daughters, James J.

Land James J. Land, 54, died Friday in a Reno hospital. A native of Los Angeles, he was born Dec. 1, 1929, and had lived in Reno for the past two years, coming from California. He was a diesel mechanic and active in 4-H work, rodeos and served in the Coast Guard during World War II.

Survivors include his widow, Barbara and daughters, Jennifer, Tatianna, and Amanda Land, all of Reno. Cremation was at the Masonic Memorial Gardens Reno. A memorial mass is scheduled for 6 p.m. Friday at St. Michael's Catholic Church in Stead.

Arrangements are under the direction of Fitz-Henry's Capital City Mortuary, Carson City. 5500 Roommates Wanted SHELTIE. male, lost in the Reed High area, brown white, answers to Any info call 359-4175 or 358-7717 Reward. PETSLIVESTOCK TABBY CAT. gray black, female, spayed.

Last seen in Reed High School area, wearing flea collar with bell. 356-9031 evenings. WHITE BULL TERRIER lost E. Prater-Greenbrae area. Answers to Pinky.

$100 REWARDI 331-5081 6020 Dogs 6040 Cats 6060 Birds 6080 Misc. Pets 6100 Pet Supplies 6120 Animal Boarding 6140 Horses i Tack 6160 LivestockEquip 6180 HayFeedGrain 6200 Pasture Rentals YELLOW LAWN CHAIR. Sunday, after-noon. Southeast Reno. 825-7227.

1140 Found MERCHANDISE Vitals AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD, l't year old. beautifully colored, housebroken, good children, one eye right eye Selective, very obedient. Followed me home from Safeway on Sutro Wells about 1 week ago. 3224288. Births BLACK WHITE male kitten.

3-4 months old found in the Reed High area. Call 322-1409 or 786-4004. BLACK-GRAY male dog. Terrier mix. Vicinity Moana 1 Lakeside.

Need to find owner or good home. 825-7601. Beach, Martin Aguirre, 21, and Judith D. Lottman, 19, both of Sparks. Timothy G.

Cipriani, 23, of Reno and Shawn M. Triolo, 18, of Sparks; Thomas E. Ballard, 28, and Lynda S. Aho, 23, both of Reno. Yap Jee Wong, 43, and Yuan Chien Fang Wang, 39, both of Reno.

WASHOE MEDICAL CENTER BEAUCHAMP To Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beauchamp of Reno, a daughter, Oct. 25 1984. GRIFFIN To Mr.

and Mrs. Steve Griffin of Sparks, a daughter, 30, 1984. BLACK DOG found on or about 10716184. Call mornings 825-8875. BLACK LAB mix found neai after 5pm.

University. Call 7020 ArtsAntiques 7040 Baby Herns 7050 Building Materials 7060 CamerasEquipment 7080 Christmas Gifts 7100 Clothing 7120 CoinsStamps 7140 Computers 7160 Gems 7180 GunsFirearms 7200 Heavy Equipment 7220 Home Appliances 7240 Home Furnishings 7260 Hot TubsSpas 7280 JewelryFurs 7290 Lawn Garden 7300 Machinery 7320 Mining Equipment 7340 Musical Instruments 7360 Office Equipment 7380 StereosComponents 7400 TVsRadios 7420 Video GamesVCRs 7440 Will Trade 7460 Wood StovesInserts 7480 Miscellaneous 7500 Merchandise Wanted 7520 Garage Sales 7540 FarmFood Products BRITTANY SPANIEL, female, orange i while, thin brown leather collar with expired dog tags. Seems to be young. Well behaved. Found in Desert Springs area.

673-9059. SAINT MARY'S HOSPITAL n. BUNCH To Mr. and UeCrS xki a l. i BRITTANY SPANIEL, female.

Found in Riverside Or. area on 1028. Call after 6pm 323 2838. Reno, a daughter, Oct. 29, gr3ni6u Deborah Louise Arm CALICO KITTEN found hi Sparks City Halt area.

331-1781. CAT. BLACK MALE, yellow eyes, lew white hairs on neck. Ml Rose Hwy. off Curtis lane, since early Sept.

Gfad to feed him but am allergic to cats. Help! 849-0156. HENRY To Mr. and Mrs. Michael Henry of Reno, a son, Oct.

29, 1984. LOPEZ To Mr. and Mrs. Noe Lopez of Reno, a daughter, Oct. 29, 1984.

MILLS To Mr. and Mrs. Terry Mills of Sparks, a son, Oct. 29, 1984. RECREATION ALL FEES PLUS COURT COSTS 8020 Aircraft 8040 Bicycles 8060 Boats 8080 Campers 8100 Mopeds 8120 Motorcycles 8140 Motor Home Rntls.

8160 Motor Homes 8180 Skiing Equipment 8200 Snowmobiles 8220 Sporting Goods 8240 Tent Trailers 8260 Travel Trailers 8280 Utility Trailers 8300 Leisure Equip. Wntd Karen Carpenter of San Jose, and Kathleen Descans of Antioch, brothers, Leroy of San Jose, and Vernon of Phoenix, and six grandchildren. funeral is scheduled for 10 a.m. Friday at the Bryant and Moore Funeral Home, with burial at Memorial Gardens Cemetery; both are in Concord. Walton's Chapel of the Valley is in charge of local arrangements.

Otilia B. Fontes Visitation is scheduled from noon to 9 p.m. today at the O'Brien-Rogers and Crosby Funeral Home for Otilia B. Fontes, 78, who died Sunday in a Sparks hospital. Recitation of the rosary is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.

today at the funeral home. funeral is scheduled for 10 a.m. Thursday at the funeral home with burial at Our Mother of Sorrows Cemetery. Francis H. Gilman -A graveside funeral is scheduled for 2 p.m.

Friday for Francis Henry Gilman, 78, who died Monday in a Reno hospital. native of San Francisco, he was born Aug. 27, 1906, and moved to Reno in 1946, coming from Phoenix. Gilman was a retired car salesman having worked for 30 years. He was a member of the Reno Elks Club.

Surviving are his widow, Blanch, and a son, Dr. Larry E. Gilman, both of Reno; sister, Barbara Vacher of San Diego; and two A graveside funeral is scheduled for 2 p.m. Friday at Mountain View Cemetery. Lavina M.

Gunderson ELY A graveside funeral was held Tuesday at the Ely City Cemetery for Lavina McLean Gunderson, 79, who died Saturday in an East Ely care center. A native of Comano Island, she was born Feb. 19, 1905. was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Surviving are sons, Henry of Fish Creek and Robert of Sandy, Utah; daughter, Lois Lee McFar-land of Carson City; sister, Lorraine Reed of Mount Vernon, brother, H.L.

Day of Hereford, seven grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. Wilson-Bates Mortuary was in charge of arrangements. John N. Harper A memorial service is scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday at the First Congregational Church of Reno for John Norman Harper, 69, who died Oct.

24 in a Reno care center. Dorothy S. Hines -Visitation is scheduled from 4 to 8 p.m. today at the Ross, Burke Knobel Mortuary for Dorothy S. Hines, 84, who died Monday in a Reno care center.

A native of Gallup, N.M., she was born June 20, 900, and had lived fa Reno since 1923, coming from Terry, Mont. She was a restaurant owner. -She was preceded in death by her husband, Walter, in 1965 ana a daughter, Elaine Carpenter, in 1983. Surviving are a sister, Evelyn Bertrand of Reno; one granddaughter; and two great-grandchildren. A funeral is scheduled for 11 a.m.

Thursday at the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd with burial at Mountain View Cemetery. COCKATIEL found Sunday in the vicinity of Springland Village. Sparks. Please call 331-6675 after 6pm. DESERT RESEARCH Institute Sunday 28lh.

black tan male. 1 blue eye. 1 brown, no tags. 673-7329 days. 359-7262 eves.

DOG. about 2 yrs old. while, male with black spots and 3 big patches. Found vicinity Wrondel and Grove. Call Terry.

826-4866. DOG. female, medium size, auburn color, wearing blue collar. Found in KiebkePlumb area. Come by 2185 Kietzke Ln.

FEMALE CAT, extremely affectionate, white tan. recently had kittens. Loves dogs. Vicinity Cold Springs Valley. If not claimed, free to good home 972-4270.

FOUND BRITTANY SPANIEL, female, while lowing along Riverside Dr. Call 323-2838 after 5pm identify. GERMAN SHEPHERD. 10 weeks old. found near Veterans Hospital 10726.

GLASSES, men's bifocals. Found vicinity ol Gieger Grade below lookout point. Call to identity. 329 3074. HUNTING DOG.

white with brown freckles wearing blue collar, male. Found on Greentree, off w. Holcomb on Oct. 24th. 851-2233.

KEYS, found at the corner of York Courtland St. Call to identify 358-8788. LARGE MALE Black 1 white cat. Very friendly. NW area, Raymond Dr.

Call 747-0780. Yvonne J. Mills JACKS VALLEY Yvonne J. Mills, 61, died Saturday in a Carson City hospital. A native of Seattle, she was born Aug.

11, 1923, and had lived in Jacks Valley for the past seven years, coming from San Francisco. She was a homemaker and a member of the Order of the Eastern Star and the Family Service Agency in San Francisco. Survivors include her husband, John of Carson City; sons, Mark of Mesa, Ariz, and John III of Reno; daughter, Cheryl Ann Stevens of San Jose, Calif. and two grandchildren. Cremation will be at the Sierra Crematorium, Reno, under the direction of Walton's Chapel of the Valley, Carson City.

Herman F. Reynolds MARYSVILLE, Calif. A funeral is scheduled for 2 p.m. Thursday at the Truckee-Tahoe Mortuary for Herman F. Reynolds, 60, who died Sunday in a Sacramento hospital.

A native of Sheldon, he was born April 18, 1924, and had lived in Marysville for two years. He also had lived at Kings Beach, Calif. Reynolds was a security guard for Mill Weber Security Company. He was a member of the United Methodist Church and was in the Army for 13 years. Surviving are sons, Gary of Pittsville, Bobby of Swanton, Paul of Kings Beach and Michael of San Raphael, daughters, Linda Lockington, Desoto, and Roxanne Taylor of Marysville; stepsons, Donald Smith of Yuba City, and Ronald Smith of San Mateo, brother, Leo of Vermont; and 22 grandchildren.

Burial will be at the Sierra Mountain Cemetery, Truckee. Russell P. Robertshaw LOY ALTON, Calif. A funeral was held Tuesday at the Loyalton Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for former Ruth resident Russell Paul Robertshaw, 68, who died Friday in a St. George, Utah hospital.

A native of Devils Slide, Utah, he was born Nov. 13, 1917, and moved to Ruth at an early age. Robertshaw drove a truck, drove bus for the Nevada Northern Railroad, worked for the Coca-Cola plant and was on the Ely police force. He moved to Loyalton in 1959. Surviving are his widow, Geneive of Loyalton; sister, Myrtle Meecham and a son, George, both of Ely; son, Walter of Sun Valley; and a daughter, Mary Rogerson of Lemmon Valley.

Raymond A. Scherf Raymond Albert Scherf, 41, of Lemmon Valley, died Tuesday in a Reno hospital. A native of San Francisco, he was born Dec. 2, 1942, and had lived in the area for five years, coming from Crescent City, Calif. He worked in the construction business and was a member of Layther Union for several years.

Surviving are his widow, Maryde of Lemmon Valley; son, Ronald of Reno; daughter, Debra Scherf of Chappaaua, N.Y.; stepdaughter, Christina L. Roberts of Eureka, mother, Vera Hiller, brother, Michael Fleming, sister, Edith Fleming and a grandmother, Stella Norvell, all of Crescent City, Calif. A private funeral will be held later. Ross, Burke Knobel Mortuary was in charge of arrangements. AUTOMOTIVE Marriage licenses Charles B.

Torrence, 65, and Catherine Fino, 79, both of Sparks; John P. Trent, 42, of Sparks and Yvonne Joyce Marley, 34, of Sun Valley. Garth Fisher, 32, and Virginia M. Mills, 37, both of Reno; David E. Wallace, 28, and Tammi J.

Wiggam, 25, both of Reno. Jeffrey C. Fisherman, 19, and Jessica M. Hines, 21, both of Reno; K.C. Coleman Thomas, 22, of Reno and Victoria A.

Smith, 18, of Sparks. John H. Baker, 30, of Sparks and Patricia M. Lynch, HL of Reno; David Paul 25, of Fallon anditfercelina Mosher, 38, of Fremont, Calif. Jeffrey C.

Talley, 19, and Deanna Lynn Barr, 19, both of Sparks; Randal B. Bowman, 21 and Doris M. Underwood, 18, both of Reno. Robert R. Maasch, 22, and Kelly Sue Earick, 18, strong vs.

Freddie Robert Armstrong; Christopher Blanton vs. Anita Marie Blanton; Linwood W. Buck vs. Linda G. Buck.

Delia M. Bulfmire vs. David A. Buffmire; Rebecca U. Camara vs.

Luis Camara Edgar-doper Manapsal Carlos vs. Zenaida Bautista Carlos. William Hawkins Conde vs. Presentation Umali Conde; Janle Cutts vs. James Cutts; Nancy Ann Duffin vs.

Michael Evans Duffin. Emelita Garga vs. Gerardo Garga; Jacquline P. Khan vs. Hafeez R.

Khan; Kit Jae Kim vs. Soon Kwan Kim; Michael D. Lero vs. Merolyn S. Lero.

William R. Mulcahey Jr. vs. Leta J. Mulcahey; John Vernon McLean vs.

Linda1 Frances McLean; Huang Chi Fang vs. Curtis A. Norwood. Harry M. Ogan III vs.

Barbara R. Ogan; Emerita A. Ramos vs. Edgardo Ramos; Rogelio G. Ramos vs.

Yolanda M. Ramos. Narcisco T. Tamisen vs. Zorayda G.

Tamisen. Caroline Strother Baker vs. James Clinton Baker; Theresa Santiago Domingo vs. Raem R. Domingo; Elisa Ravinez DeFigueroa vs.

Jaime Flgueroa. Brian K. Johnson vs. Nancy J. Johnson; Dara Sue Lepp vs.

Raymond Gilbert Lepp; Jesus Paule Lugtu vs. Myrna Sumiran Lugtu. Rafael Buebaventura Macarkj vs. Grace Alcantara Macario; Tonya Patricia Meeks vs. Floyd Dale Meeks; Robert P.

Miiligan vs. Sharon Lee Miiligan. Marllynne McBirney vs. Harry McBirney; John B. Ragonese vs.

Danna P. Ragonese; Leticia C. Ramos vs. Marciano P. Ramos.

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