1. Income Investment 900 Property 3 2 BDRM. 4 plexes. Approx 5 vrs old. Rio Linda area.
Oner will carry with reas. down. Buy 1 or all 3. Possible lease back arranged. Only $75,000 ea.
Agt 920-1006 8 UNITS Haggenwood area, super sharp 1 bdrms. 000. Sandra Lentz Realtor 487-2508, 489 0820 Death Notices ANDERSON of Rancho Cordova December 16, 1978. Robert Lee Anderson. Loving husband of Juanita Anderson of Rancho Cordova.
Loving son of Genevieve Lauppe of Sacramento. Beloved father Anderson of Arovo Grande, Greg Anderson of Grover City, Carolynn An derson of Arovo Grande, Jerry Anderson of Los Angeles and Marty Anderson of Sacramento. Brother of John D. Anderson and Nancy Ross, both of Sacramento. Friends may attend funeral services Tuesday, December 19 at 10:00 AM in MOUNT VERNONS CHAPEL, 8201 Greenback Lane, Fair Oaks.
Military graveside service to follow MOUNT VERNON MEMORIAL PARK COURT OF HONOR. A Mount Vernon Service. BARRETT. Roseville Patrick William in December 15. Husband of Joy L.
Barrett of Roseville. Father of Mariah Jean Barrett of Roseville. Son of Carol G. Holt of Roseville and the late William H. Barrett Jr.
Brother of men A. Govet of Elverta, Shelley R. Barrett and Allen M. Dufloth, both of Roseville. Also survived by numerous nieces and nephews.
member of the Misfit Motorcycle Club. A native of Sacra mento, Aged 23 years. Friends may call and are invited to attend services Wednesday at 2:00 PM in EAST LAWN MORTUARY, 5757 Greenback Lane. ment East Lawn Sierra Hills. BASURTO, Joseph G.
Jr. in Sacramento December 16, 1978. Loving father of Canida Basurto and Mario Basurto, both of Hayward. Also vived by 1 daughter and 1 son in Oregon. Beloved son of Imogene C.
Basurto of Sacra mento and Joseph G. Basurto Sr. of Los Angeles. Dear brother of Charlotte Lopez of Windsor, Charles Basurto of Sacramento, Eugene Basur: to of Santa Rosa and Ernest and Ralph Garcia, both of Sacramento. Also survived by numerous nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles.
native of Santa Rosa. Aged 25. A Catholic Parishoner. Friends are invited to meet on Wednesday, December 20, 1978 at 9:30 AM at LAFFERTY SMITH COLONIAL CHAP. EL, 4321 Sonoma Highway, Santa Rosa thence to St.
Rose Church where a Mass of Christian burial will be said for Mr. Basurto commencing at 10:00 AM. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Santa Rosa. Recitation of the Rosary will be Tuesday evening, December 19 at 7:30 PM at the COLONIAL CHAPEL, BORAS, Nick P. Boras.
Sacramento, December 1978. Beloved husband of Margaret Boras. Dear father of Helen E. Silva, Margaret A. Sanders, James N.
Boras and Jane M. Silva. Survived by 12 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. A native of Greece. Aged 87 years.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral at 2:30 P.M. at the GEORGE L. KLUMPP OF and 2nd ave. East FLOWERS, Riverside, Blvd Lawn Southgate Cernetery. BURICH, Angelina In this city December 16, 1978.
Beloved wife of James A. Burich. Loving mother of James A. Burich Jr. Loved sister of Emil Tanghetti and Lillian Treiber.
Also survived by several nieces and nephews. A native of Sacramento. Aged 52 years. A graduate of St. Josephs hand Academy in Sacramento was the secretary to the principal at Christian Brothers High School.
Friends are welcome at the N. G. CULJIS SON CHAP. 1525 EL OF THE VALLEY, Alhambra Blvd. and are invited to attend the funeral Tuesday at 9:00 AM thence to the Holy Spirit Catholic Church where a Mass of Christian burial will be offered for the repose of her soul at 9:30 AM.
Entombment St. Mary's Cemetery. Memorials are preferred to the Angelina Burich Memorial Fund at the Christian Brothers High School. CAMPBELL, Alma C. in Sacramento December 18, 1978.
Beloved wife of the late Luther L. Campbell. Survived by 2 sisters. A native of North Carolina. Aged 91 years.
Friends are welcome at the MISSION CHAPEL OF ANDREWS GREILICH, 3939 Fruitiridge Rd. until 9:00 PM Tuesday and are invited to attend the funeral at the East Lawn Cemetery Chapel, 43rd Folsom Blvd. Wednesday at 1:00 PM to be followed by entombment. DORAN, Agnes Daloian in Sacramento December 16, 1978. Loving mother of Florence Barroso and Ralph Daloian.
Loving sister of Margaret Renfree and John Dosdorian. Loving grandmother of Diane DeBerry, Ralph years. resident and of Aged Jean 75 Sacramento Daloian. years. DUD member of Eastern Star Naomi Chapter No.
36. Services were Monday, 1:00 PM at SACRAMENTO MEMORIAL LAWN MORTUARY. Donations to Cancer Fund or charity of choice. Entombment SACRAMENTO MEMORIAL LAWN. GILLIGAN in this city December 5, 1978.
John Bernard Gilligan. Beloved husband of Josephine Gilligan. Devoted son Modesto. of John Loving P. Gilligan father of Kathleen Dundon, Patrick Gilligan, Lesley Tejada and Michael Gilligan.
Grandfather fo Lesley Tejada and Sara Gilligan. A resident of the bay area for 30 years. Aged 64 years. A Memorial Mass was held Thursday, December 7 at St. Ignatius Catholic Church.
N. G. CUL: JIS SON, Funeral Directors. GUTIERREZ of North Highlands 1978. Louis W.
GUTIERREZ. ing huband of Muriel Gutierrez of North Highlands. Beloved father of Raymond Gutierrez of Oregon, Michael Gutierrez of Sacramento, Tela Gutierrez of Rio Linda, Terry Gutierrez and Dianne Sierra, both of North Highlands. Grandfather of Johnny Sierra of North Highlands. Friends may attend funeral services Thursday, Decemb: er 21 at 12:00 noon in MOUNT VERNONS CHAPEL, 8201 Greenback Lane, Fair Oaks.
Interment MOUNT NON MEMORIAL PARK. A Mount Vernon Service. HOOVER in this city December 16, 1978. Mary Helen. Beloved mother of Samuel A.
Hawkins, Gilbert B. Hawkins and Richard W. Hoover. Devoted grandmother of 9. A native of Elizabeth City, North Carolina.
Aged 68 years. Friends are welcome G. CULJIS SON CHAPEL OF THE VALLEY, 1525 Alhambra Blvd. are invited to attend the funeral service Tuesday at 1:00 PM. Interment East Lawn Cemeterv.
JACKSON, James DeCarl in Sacramento December 1978. Beloved husband of Grace Jackson of Sacramento. Loving father of James DeCarl Jackson Jr. of Lodi and Marlene Balhorn of Sacramento. Stepfather of Keith E.
Gittins of Carmichael, Mary Ellen Howerton, Chadariss, both of Rio Linda, W. Richard L. and Robert Giftins, both of Iowa. Brother of Wilma Schoutin and Arthur Jackson, both of Sacramento. Grandfather of 22, great native of grandfather Auburn.
Aged 75 at years. LOMBARD 2930 Friends are welcome Auburn Blvd. and are invited PM to attend services 1:00 Wednesday. Interment Sylvan Cemetery. KEIL, Lucy G.
in Sacramento December 15, 1978. Loving grandmother of Gerald R. Keil. Loving great grandmother of Harold and Christine Keil. Loving sister of Constance Casebeer and Mable Gilliam.
Also survived by many nieces and nephews. A resident of Sacramento 50 years. Aged 81 years. A member of St. Luke's American Lutheran Church.
Friends are invited to attend services 11:00 AM at SACRAMENTO MEMO RIAL LAWN MORTUARY. Entombment SACRAMENTO MEMORIAL LAWN. Death Notices 15, LAUPPE, 1978. Neva S. December Wife of the late Frank Lauppe.
Beloved mother of Jule M. Saunders of Yuba City and Norman S. Lauppe of Sacramento. Beloved sister of Cleta Tracy of Portland. Beloved grand mother of John Lauppe of Sacramento.
native of Sacramento. Aged 83. Private family services will be held at THE GARDEN ROOM CHAPEL OF ER SKELTON BERGER, 20th Tuesday 10:00 AM. Entombment McLAUGHLIN, Patrick, December 14, 1978. Beloved son of Elmer McLaughlin.
Brother of Sharon Talbert, Eleanor, Robert, Albert, David and tive of Sacramento. Aged na: 29 Theresa McLaughlin. A vears. are invited to attend the funeral 11 A.M. Wednesday at GEORGE KLUMPP CHAPEL OF FLOWERS, Riverside Blvd 2nd Ave.
Interment St Marys Cemetery MILLER In this city December 17, 1978. Jeanette V. Be- loved wife of the late William Louis Miller. Devoted mother Jess W. and Carlton Miller of this of city and Gertrude Hutsell Colusa and the late Floyd L.
Miller. Also vived by 11 grandchildren and native 5 of great California. grandchildren. Aged A Friends may call 96 years. the A.
J. NICOLETTI FUNERAL HOME, 54th Folsom Blvd. until 11:30 AM Tuesday and are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon at 1:00 o'clock at the East Lawn Chapel, 43rd Folsom Blvd. Entombment to follow. NOLAN, Gerald D.
in this city December 15, 1978. Beloved husband of the late Elsa Nolan. Devoted father of Martin Nolan of this city and Robert Nolan of Daly City, Brother of Emmett Nolan of Chicago, Ill. Also survived by grandchildren. veteran of www and a member, of American Legion A native of Illinois.
Aged 82 years. Friends may call and are respectfully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday morning at 10:00 o'clock from the A. J. NICOLETTI FUNERAL HOME, 54th Folsom Bivd. Interment Mt.
View Cemetery, Oakland. POLANDER in Martinez December 17, 1978. Floyd E. Polander. Aged 70 years.
A native of Oregon. Loving West husband Sacramento. Helen Polander Father of of Elizabeth Ann and Gloria May, Polander. Grandfather of Stephen and Paul Clark. Also survived by 5 great grandchildren.
Brother of Knute Polander. Friends may attend funeral services Wednesday, December 20 at 2:00 NONS PM MOUNT VERCHAPEL, 8201 Green back Lane, Fair Oaks. Entombment MOUNT NON MEMORIAL PARK. Remembrances to Shriners Crippled Childrens Hospital. A Mount Vernon Service POWELL, Gloria Detra in this city December 16.
Wife of the late Morris Powell. Sister of Pearl Price of Kewanee, Illinois, Ethel White, Birdie Watson and Stanley Miller, all of Princeton, Illinois and Margery DeBates of Sheffield, Illinois. Sister in law of M. D. Powell of Kirkland, Washington.
Dear friend of Marian Down of Sacramento. A member of Temple Chapter No. 513 A native of Louisville, Kentucky. Aged 72 years. Friends may call for visitation at EAST LAWN MORTUARY, 5757 Greenback Lane and are invited to attend services Tuesday at 3:00 PM in the East Lawn Chapel, 43rd Folsom Blvd.
Private entombment East Lawn Memorial Cemetery. Remembrances to Arthritis Foundation, 3560 St. preterred. RICKENBACKER, Roxie In December 17, 1978. Loving mother of Dale Rex Art L.
and Bruce Foss, Blanche L. Schmolke and Betty Dockter. 15 grandchildren, 22 great granchildren. A resident of Sacramento 44 years. Aged 90 years.
Friends are invited to attend services Tuesday, 1:00 PM at MENTO MEMORIAL LAWN MORTUARY. Interment SACRAMENTO MEMORIAL LAWN. of North Highlands December 17, 1978. Pearl B. Rierson.
A native of Kansas. Aged 87 years. Loving mother of Ralph Janney of North Highlands. Beloved sister of Grandmother of Fred, RoOklahoma. sanne, Gary, Burt and Bill Janney, great grandmother of Fred Janney, all of Sacramento.
A member of United Pentecostal Church of Citrus Heights. Friends may attend funeral services Tuesday, December 19 at 2:00 PM in MOUNT VERNONS CHAPEL, 8201 Greenback Lane, Fair Oaks. Interment Phoenix, Arizona. A Mount Vernon Service. ROBINSON in this city Wash- December 16, 1978.
Ruth burn Robinson. Loving wife of Joseph Robinson of Sacramento. Mother of Mrs. Mantha Klippel and Mrs. Ruth M.
Lummis, both of Sacramento, Joseph A. Robinson of San Francisco. Sister of the late Calvin U. Washburn. Grandmother Karl Klippel of Tahoe City, Mrs.
Sandra Harder Salt Lake City, Bonnie R. DeGabriele of Sunnyvale, great grandmother of Eric, Jason and Sarah Start, all of Salt Lake City. A native of Nelson, Butte County. Aged 87 vears. Friends are respectfully, invited to attend the funeral Tuesday at 2:00 PM in the LAND PARK CHAPEL OF HARRY NAUMAN SON, 4041 Free: port Blvd.
Interment East Lawn Southgate Cemetery. Services will be under the auspices of Columbus Chapter No. 117, 0.E.S. SCHERR, Michelina J. in Sacramento Beloved December 17, 1978.
wife of Bernard Scherr. Loving mother of Theodore, Phillip and Thomas Scherr, all of Sacramento and Arthur Scherr of Los Angeles. Sister of Sarah Carlo Panepinto of Vacaville, Paolino of New York and Joseph Paolino of San Francisco. Also survived by 9 grandchildren. A native Friends of Italy.
Aged 54 years. are welcome at the MISSION CHAPEL OF ANDREWS GREILICH, 3939 Fruitridge Rd. and are invited to attend the funeral Wednesday at 10:00 AM. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery.
ANDREWS Rosary recited GREILICH, at Tuesday at 7:00 PM. SCHULTZ, Mattie December Belie Sacramento Beloved mother of Verda Belle Lee of Hawthorne and Elma Fay Rohrer of Sacra: mento. Grandmother of Susan Fay Rohrer rez of Sacramento and Hansel Elnor Lee Jr. of Hawthorne. A member O.E.S.
of the of Rainbow Chapter Sacramento Sacramento, Grange No. 12 and of the Bowl- Baptist Church. A native ing Green, Missouri. Aged 88 years. Resided in Sacramento 50 years, previously resided in Corning area.
Funeral services 11:00 AM day in the HALL BROTHERS MORTUARY, Corning. terment to follow in the family plot, Corning Cemetery. December 16, 1978. Earl F. in Sacramento Struve.
Beloved Loving husband fa- of Anne H. Struve. ther of David E. Struve, Katherine, F. E.
Struve. Son Sommers of Fred and Dale and Florence Struve. Brother of William Struve and JoAnn Struve. Also survived native by of 1 Utah. Aged 55 years.
At the grandchildren. A family's request, no services will be held. Remembrances to the Cancer Research Institute 133 E. 58th New York, N.Y. ANDREWS GREILICH Service.
Nellie In San Pablo, December Wal- 16, 1978. Wife of late Paul keister. Beloved and mother Charles of Plumtree. Loving sister of Dorothy Ramun Bill Emma Hollingshead. Mayfield, Aunt of John and Mrs Emma Hiserman Jean of Jones Sacra and mento.
Bernice Survived by 5 grandchildren. A native A of Wisconof sin, Ethel Lansdale V.F.W. 80 member Post 67 Auxilary and Fort Sutter Post 392 American Friends are Legion invited to attend the fuAuxiliary. neral 1:30 P.M. Tuesday KLUMPP at GEORGE CHAPEL Riverside Blvd 2nd Ave.
OF FLOWERS I Entombment Sacramento Memorial In Memoriam Dorothy 16, Evelyn 1973 Ehlert blue as the color of Dec. hope it As is our message to you. 2 In Memoriam IN Beloved Memory of Rick Suder. God took you away from me 6 years ago today Dec. 19th.
I don't understand why God took you away, you were only 16 years old. Even though you're not with me, my thoughts of you will always remain the same. Love always, Cheryl 428-244124 hr. Service 8 Legal Notices PUBLIC NOTICE NO. 829 Law Offices Of KELLY AND LONG Ste.
101 Orleans Building 1212 North Broadway Santa Ana, California 92701 (714) 547-0653 Attorneys for Petitioners DOUGLAS G. CHRISTGAU and CHRISTINE J. CHRISTGAU SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE In the Matter of the Petition of DOUGLAS G. CHRISTGAU and CHRISTINE J. CHRIST.
GAU on behalf of JOSEPH LEE HENDRICKSON, a Minor, for freedom from parental custody and control. CASE NO. AD17664 CITATION Freedom From Parental Custody and Control (ABANDONMENT) TO: NELLIE, EILEEN HENDRICKSON and to all persons claiming to be the father or mother of said minor person above named. By order of this Court you are hereby cited and required to appear before Judge Presiding in Department 8 of the above entitled Court on Feb. 1979, at and 9:00 of day, then there show cause, if any you have, why said person should not be declared free from the control of his parents according to the petition on file herein.
For failure to attend, you will be deemed guilty of a contempt of Court. You are hereby notified of the provisions of Civil Code 237.5 which provide: "the judge shall advise the minor and the parents, if present, of the right to have counsel present. The Court may appoint counsel to represent the minor whether or not the minor is able to afford counsel, and if they are unable to afford counsel, shall appoint counsel to represent the parents." The petition filed herein is for the purpose of freeing the subject child for placement for adoption. Nov 17, 1978 William E. St COUNTY John.
CLERK By Arthur Kreger, Deputy (4 ti Dec 12, 19, 26, 1978, Jan 2, 1979) PUBLIC NOTICE NO. 830 LAW OFFICES KELLY AND LONG Ste. 101 Orleans Buildings 1212 North Broadway Santa Ana, California 92701 (714) 547-0653 Attorneys for Petitioners DOUGLAS G. CHRISTGAU and Funeral Directors ANDREWS GREILICH MISSION CHAPEL 3939 Fruitridge Rd 452:4321 CITIZENS MORTUARY Citizens Memorial Service 2301 St. 442-2969 N.G.
CULJIS SON 452-6688 1525 Alhambra Blvd. EAST LAWN MORTUARY 5757 Greenback Lane 331-9800 (East Lawn Sierra Hills Pk.) GEORGE L. CHAPEL OF FLOWERS Union Service Riverside BI. 2nd Ave. 443-7917 Lambert Funeral Home Roseville 783-0474 LIND BROS.
MORTUARY Carmichael 482-8080 LOMBARD CO. 2930 Auburn Blvd. 483-3297 Morgan- Jones Funeral Home 4200 Broadway 452-4444 MOUNT VERNON Mortuary Cemetery Florist 967-1251 725-2185 Harry A. Nauman Son 4041 Freeport Blvd. 452-6157 A.J.
NICOLETTI Funeral Home 54th Folsom Blvd 451-7284 North Sacramento Funeral Home 725 El Camino 922-9668. PRICE FUNERAL CHAPEL 6335 Sunrise Bi. 966-4665 Sacramento Memorial Lawn tery Mausoleum 421-1171 Sierra View Chapel 6201 Fair Oaks Blvd 481-1515 SUNSET LAWN CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES 4701 Marysville Blvd 922-5833 THOMPSON'S Rose Chapel 3601 5th Ave. 455-3038 Cemeteries, Burial Lots 6 Monuments CRYPT. off.
CT. of ST. Mark, MT. Vernon, 421-6137 STEREO, am-fm, 8 trk. Turn table stand.
$100. 985-7877 Cremation Services American Cremation Society 428-244124 hr. Service and CHRISTINE J. CHRISTGAU SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE In the Matter of the Petition DOUGLAS G. CHRISTGAU and CHRISTINE J.
CHRISTGAU on behalf HENDRICKSON, of JOSEPH LEE Minor, for freedom from parental custody and control. CASE NO. AD17664 CITATION Freedom From Parental Custody and Control (ABANDONMENT) TO: BORRICK and to all persons MATTHEW KEITH claiming to be the father or mother of said minor person above named. By order of cited this and Court required you are to hereby appear before the Judge Presiding in Department Court 8 of the above entitled on Feb. 16, 1979, at 9:00 A.M.
of that day, then and there to show cause, if any you have, why said person should not be declared free from the control of his parents according to the petition on file herein. For failure to attend, you will be deemed guilty of a contempt of Court. You are hereby notified of the provisions of Civil Code 237.5 which provide: "the judge shall advise the minor and the parents, if present, of the right to have counsel present. The Court may appoint counsel to represent the minor whether or not the minor and is if afford counsel, they are unable to afford counsel, shall appoint counsel to represent the The petition filed herein is for the purpose of freeing subject child for placement for adoption. Nov 17, 1978 William ORANGE E.
COUNTY CLERK By Arthur Kreger, Deputy (4 ti Dec 12, 19, 26, 1978, Jan 2, 1979) PUBLIC NOTICE NO. 837 NOTICE OF BULK TRANSFER FOR Dated: 12-4-78 Crocker National Bank Transferee Robert R. Cadinha Authorized Signature (10 ti Dec 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 22, 1978) SECURITY INTEREST Notice to Creditors is hereby given as follows: A bulk transfer is about to be made by the Transferor, as Debtor, and a security interest created and Transferee, provid- as ed for the Secured Party, whose names and business addresses are as follows: Transferor: Eppie's Restaurants Inc. DBA Eppie's at Madison 4600 Madison Avenue, Sacramento, CA Transferee: Crocker National Bank 1500 21st Street, Sacramento, CA 95809 2. All other business names and addresses used by the above-named Transferor within three years last past so far as known to the abovenamed Transferee are: NONE 3.
The location and general description of the property to be transferred by said feror and in which a security interest is to be created and provided for said Transferee are as follows: Location: 4600 Madison Ave Sacramento, CA Description All equipment, machinery and tools of all kinds and business, types used in Debtor's including but not limited to the following: Refrigerators, freezers, evens. counters, booths, ice machines and ventilator with hood. 4. The bulk transfer is to be consummated and the security interest created and provided at 1500 21st Street in Sacramento, o'clock California, and December 29, 1978 or on any day and at any time thereafter. 18 Legal Notices PUBLIC NOTICE NO.
838 NOTICE OF BULK TRANSFER FOR SECURITY INTEREST Notice to Creditors is hereby. given as follows: A bulk transfer is about to be made by the Transferor, as Debtor, and security interest created and provided for the Transferee, as Secured Party, whose names and business addresses are as follows: Transferor: Eppie's Restaurants Inc. DBA Eppies at 30th and 3001 Street, Sacramento, CA Transferee: Crocker National Bank 1500 21st Street, Sacramento, CA 95809 2. All other business names and addresses used by the above named Transferor within three years last past as known to the named Transferee are: NONE 3. The location and general description of the property to be transferred by said Trans feror and in which a security interest is to be created and provided for said Transferee are as follows: Location: 3001 Street, Sacramento, CA Description: All equipment, machinery and tools of all kinds and types used in Debt or's business, Including but not limited to the following: Refrigerators, freezers, ovens, counters, booths, ice machines and ventilator with hood.
4. The bulk transfer is to be consummated and the security interest created and provided at 1500 21st Street in Sacramento, California, and after 9 o'clock a.m. on December 29, 1978 or on any day and at any time thereafter. Dated 12-4-78 Crocker National Bank Transferee Robert R. Cadinha Authorized Signature (10 ti Dec 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 1978) PUBLIC NOTICE NO.
836 NOTICE OF BULK TRANSFER FOR SECURITY INTEREST Notice to Creditors is hereby given as follows: A bulk transfer is about to be made by the Transferor, as Debtor, and a security interest created and provided for Transferee, as Secured Party, whose names and addresses are as follows: Transferor: Eppie's Restaurant Inc. DBA Eppie's At Florin 6341 Florin Road, Sacramento, CA Transferee: Crocker National Bank 1500 21st Street, Sacramento, CA 2. All other business names and addresses used by the above named Transferor within three vears last past so far as known to the abovenamed Transferee are: NONE 3. The location and general description of the property to be transferred by said Transferor and in which a security interest is to be created and provided for said Transferee are as follows: Location: 6341 Florin Road, Sacramento, CA Description All equipment, machinery and tools of all kinds and types used in Debtor's business, including but not limited to the following: Refrigerators, freezers, ovens, counters, booths, ice machines and ventilator with hood. 4.
The bulk transfer is to be consummated and the securlty interest created and provided at 1500 21st Street in Sacramento, California, and after 9 o'clock a.m. on December 29, 1978 or on any day at any time thereafter. Dated: 12-4-78 Crocker National Bank Transferee Robert R. Cadinha (10 ti Dec 16, 17, 18, Authorized Signature, 19.20, 21, 22, 1978) PUBLIC NOTICE NO. 835 NOTICE OF BULK TRANSFER FOR SECURITY INTEREST Notice to Creditors is hereby given as follows: A bulk transfer to be made by the Transferor, as Debtor, and a security interest created and provided for the Transferee, as Secured Party, whose names and business addresses are as follows: Transferor: Eppie's Restau: rants Inc.
DBA Epple's At Howe 1340 Howe Avenue, to, CA Transferee: Crocker National Bank 1500 21sf Street, Sacramento, CA 2. All other business names and addresses used by the above named Transferor within three vears last past so far as known to the abovenamed Transferee are: NONE 3. The location and general description of the property to be transfered by said Transferor and in which a security interest is to be created and provided for said Transferee are as follows: Location: 1340 Howe Avenue, Sacramento, CA Description All equipment, machinery and tools of all kinds and types used in Debtor's business, including but not limited to the following: Refrigerators, freezers, ovens, counters, booths, ice hood. machines and ventilator with 4. The bulk transfer is to be consummated and the security interest created and provided at 1500 21st Street in Sacramento, California, and after 9 o'clock a.m.
on December 9, 1978 or on any day and at any time thereafter. Dated: 12-4-78 Crocker National Bank Transferee Robert R. Cadinha (10 ti Dec 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 1978) PUBLIC NOTICE NO. 848 REQUEST FOR BIDS The Sacramento Municipal Utility District hereby re quests bids for the purchase of HIGH VOLTAGE ES. Bids will be opened and read aloud at 2:00 P.M., Pacific Standard Time, January 9, 1979, in the Purchasing Department Office District, 6201 Street, Sacramento, California.
All bids must conform strictly to the requirements of this Request for Bids, Instructions to Bidders, specifications, and of the other docu- Rements comprising Bid quest No. 1891. The specifications and other documents forming the the proposed contract including Instructions to Bidders are available for examination at the Purchasing Department Office of the District, 6201 Street, Sacramento, California. SACRAMENTO MUNICIPAL UTILITY DISTRICT By John Ravera Manager, Purchases and Stores Department (1 ti Dec 19, 1978) Lost Found PET MISSING. The Sacramento Bee would like to remind you that you may call the Sacramento City Animal Control Shelter, 449-5623 at 2127 Front Street; The SPCA Shelter, 444-7722, 2117 Front St; The County Animal Control Center, 366-2632, 4920 Bradshaw Rd; The U.S.
SPCA, 967-7729 at 7548 Oid Auburn Rd; or the Yolo County Control Center on Rd. 102 and Gibson, Woodland, 371-6282. DOB Shep 10 wks, male, vic. of lands, 12-18. 331-5907 FOUND BASSET yrs.
old, brown collar, Center Parkway 391-5144 aft 6 FOUND Doberman male. S. area, FOUND black, Hound vic. mix, Hurley male, gray Fulton, 485-8543 FOUND in R.C. Doq yng: bik wht.
Germ Shorthair type, 966-5976 aft 5. FOUND male Irish Setter, nr. Amer. Rvr. Hospital, 723-4605 Found Manx kitten, Lrchmnt Butterfield.
362-4245 aft 6 FOUND Siamese kitten. mos. 2925 Florin. Call SPCA. Cat.
striped. young male, tailAve 63rd. S1. FOUND: Dokie mix, Folsom Bi. See City Pound, Front St.
FOUND: Girls bike, vic. Butterfield Kansas Way. 362-4847 FOUND: Kenneth dog, no collar, vic Fulton El FOUND: Large black male Camino, 489-5170 evenings. FOUND: Germ. Shorthair Pointer, male, vic Hoffman Pk.
481-9197 FOUND: El Camino High School, Dalmatian male, 961-0744, bet FOUND: white male mini toy poodle, no tags or collar. Apprx, 7 yrs. old. Vic. Folsom Blvd.
bet. Coloma Zinfandel. 363-1921 FOUND want good home for gentle black Irish Setter type. Fem. approx.
3-4 yrs. Flerin Power Inn. 383-8074. 9 Lost Found LOST male Samoved, Answer TO Husky Vic Folsom field, 362-5876 or 443-2388 LOST Briffany Spaniel, male, white orange vic. San nr.
Mariposa, C.H. Reward. 726 5921 LOST Brittany, Spaniel male, orange white, 9 mos. old, vic. Elkhorn Shopping Center.
Tag says Brute, 331-0356 LOST Cat. Male white short hair with the bluest eyes you ever saw. Will person who called please call again. Reward. 334-9178 LOST Cat.
Rosie. Seal point Siamese mask, paws throat. Vic. of Elvas St. National Linen.
REWARD. 451-4402 LOST Collie, tri color, vic. 880 Raley Blvd, ans. Reward, LOST Dec. 12.
GOLD CHAIN diamond chip, Payless or Camellia Shop CIT REWARD 451-0709. LOST Dec, py, mix, male. mos. Vac. Marysville Los Robles, REWARDI 929-7042.
LOST Walnut Doberman Ave. 3 Vac. Foothill Farms, 332-7025 LOST DOBTES, male ears cropped, 726-4041. LOST small, tan, short hair, male; white flea collar, Fremont ID. Vic.
Almond I Ave. Oak, O' Vale. 988-3036 LOST Elkhound, male Black White. Curled tall "Brisco" Reward, 331-2567 LOST Fe. Shorthair, name Girdle, short tail, weighs 35- 40 lbs.
Vic. West Sac. 446-4801 or aft, 5371-9581 LOST Dec. 13, Funny Looking Persian Cat. vac.
of Olson Gwendolyn Way, Rancho Cordova 362-5960. LOST Germ Shep, 10 mos, Watt Whitney area, markings, reward 488-5698 LOST Golden Ref. Shep. mix, golden brown with bik. nose ears, name Sultan, North area, 489-2185 aft.
5:30 LOST Irish Setter, male, 1 yr. old, brown collar, large, East Portal Pk. area. 456-5819 before 3, 362-7260 aft. 5 LOST Irish Setter, female, 1 Ave.
year old, 12:14, vicinity 489-8161. of Pasdena on REWARD Lost Black Labrador, large male, 5 vrs. old, with blue collar. Vicinity Del Country Club. Call 485-6600 or 486 1283.
VERY SUBSTANTIAL REWARD, LOST Large Pomeranian, Ibs. light fan, deaf, 10 vr. old, Vic. Bell St. Wyda Way, Reward, 925-4293 LOST co*cker Spaniel, black white, off Elkhorn.
belongs to baby, 331-3122 LOST Maltese, fem. 6 mos. old. vic. Palmer House Dr.
Little boy heartbroken! Reward. 421-0445. LOST Min. Poodle. Vic Land REWARD.
441-0872 LOST Poodle black M. 5 mos. vicinity Birdcage Walk Rew. 961-1512 eves, wkends LOST Samoyed 7 mo. No collar, answers to Nr.
Arden Eastern. Please call 481-0599 LOST wired hair, Terrier, vic. bik. Marconi wh face, Howe, 123. Reward.
925-0227 LOST toy Poodle, blind, white, vic. Morey Ave. Del Paso Hats. ans. to Contact 925-7196.
Reward. LOST wht-tan Brittany male vic. 63rd. St. 1165 aft.
4:30 LOST 12-15 male terrier die brwn mix, wirey 2 vrs hair, old, bick reddish end of hair, bick collar studs, spur ea foot REWARD. 723-8982 dys, 332 9744 Kathy LOST: Basset, male, 332-8616. LOST: Boxer male, brown with white markings, vic Greenback San Juan. REWARD, 726 5609 LOST: Doberman, fern. West port area.
WARD: 457-6104. LOST: Male St. Bernard, answers to Max, 12-9, Carmichael area, 944-2649 LOST: neutered male Slamese, white collar, vic L. St bet 24th 25th. Call Lynn, 927-1377 days, 448-1176, aft 5.
LOST: Outdoor 5" Santa Xmas decoration. 961-8760 LOST: Pointer mixed, large male, no tags or collar, "'Lummox' vic College Greens near Univ. 383: 5407 LOST: Sonata Pug. fem. Zinfandel, Jol" YE REWARD, 1577.
LOST: Shelfle (Mini Collie), male, Rancho area, 635-3644 LOST: Small black gray shaggy male dog, near Fulton El Camino, answers to Charlie, Tyrolean Way. 483-5309. REWARD. LOST: $250 REWARD for return of my WATCH or $500 for information leading to its recovery. Lost 12-1-78, pocket watch, gold Hamilton Railroad model on a large link Waldemer gold chain.
The case stem guard are worn from use. REWARD TO BE DOUBLED if watch chain are returned in tact. Wally Wallber9, 421-6070. LOST. Black fluffy kitten flea collar, name Pepper, vic Old Auburn Fair Oaks Blvd 725-4158 LOST, Del Dayo Riviera, fem.
Black Lab, red collar, lic. 09875. Reward, 481-2145 LOST, fem. Golden Retr. mix, 11-22-78, 8 mos, red collar, no tags, answers to Lucy.
Vic. Dewey Dunmore, 966-7909 LOST, Germ. Shep. fem. 12-15.
Hiwy Rd. area. 392- 6084, 685-6924. REWARD LOST, Male Germ. Shorthair Hi Pointer, Rio.
Americano area. Reward. 482-7458 LOST, pr. trousers from McKinley at San Antonio, (Bet. 39th 40th St.) going east to 29th St.
under fwy, south to Swanson Cleaners 39th please dial 455- 5801 Urgent, $20 reward if pants not beyond repairs LOST, male silver, answers to 'Sam'; long tail; walks limp, vic. Sutterville Rd 24th. St. Dec. 12th.
927-9865 male kitten black dots by nose. (Charlie). 22nd St. Sac. 1117 22nd St.
Apt Reward. LOST Dec 10, fem. Vic. Don Julio BI. reddish brown white.
Flea collar chain. 331-6590 LOST Samoyed in the Arden Hills vic. 6 mos. 489-2993, 481-7856 PEKINGESE, Stockton Male, red Gerber lost Tues Rd. Reward.
421-2373. bracelet, Country Club CenLost gold charm tre, 441-3697 or 966-5120 REWARD 1300 for Info. leading to return of Zoobie Fe. Shepherd mix, mostly brown, some black on muzzle, ears, neck, shoulders, back fall, floppy ears, widows peak. forehead, racoon markings around eves, 50 Ibs.
Marin Co. lic. Lost from red white P.U., Tides Restaurant Bodega (707) Bay 823-0976 11-24. (415) Call 457-9366 collect WHOEVER picked up my dog, please return him to me as I miss him very much. No questions asked.
I've had him for the past 10 Christmases it won't be Christmas without him. He's a small male, rier mix, cream-colored long wiry hair, ears are tan stand up, answers to has Salinas tags. would like him back before 90 to Salinas. Handsome reward. Call 383-9748.
After Dec. 23rd, call collect 1-408- 424-5733 WILL man who found small black long haired male dog, at Lumberjacks, please call again. 383-5563 Sacramento Bee Classified Serving Sacramento Since 1857 Call 444-3113 THE SACRAMENTO Obituaries William Startare EUREKA Services will be at 2 p.m. today in St. Bernard's Cemetery for William Startare, 50, a Eureka civic leader who died Saturday, of a heart attack.
Startare was a founder and leader of the Humboldt Bay Harbor Recreation and Conservation District. Startare was a past president and its secretary at his death. A native of Eureka, he was reared in the Elk River area and was an Air Force veteran. He operated Eureka ambulance and taxi companies. Startare was a member of the Eureka Rotary Club, the Ingomar Club and the Farm Bureau.
He was founder and past president of the Redwood Empire Little League and past president and acting fire chief of Humboldt Fire District No. 1. He was a past president of the Redwood Empire Lions Club. Survivors include his wife, Joyce; sons, David of Eureka and Dennis of Sonoma; a daughter, Diane Viale of Eureka; stepsons, Fred Jr. and William Tad Sundquist of Eureka, and John Sundquist of Colorado; a stepdaugther, Tamara Sundquist, of Eureka; sisters, Carmen Jaskar of Eureka, Helen Belich of Santa Clara, and Rose L.
Osa, of Ferndale; a brother, Paul E. of Cloverdale, and one grandchild. The family requests that any remembrance be sent to the American Heart Association, 529 G. or to the St. Joseph's Hospital Emergency Room Fund, 2700 Dolbeer Eureka 95501.
Angelina C. Burich A Mass of Christian Burial for Angelina C. Burich, 52, a lifelong Sacramentan, will be celebrated at 9:30 this morning in the Holy Spirit Catholic Church, 3159 Land Park Drive. Entombment will follow in St. Mary's Cemetery.
Mrs. Burich, who died Saturday, was secretary to the principal of Christian Brothers High School the last 10 years. She was a graduate of St. Joseph's Academy. Surviving the Sacramento native are her husband, James son, James brother, Emil Tanghetti; and sister, Lillian Treiber.
The family requests that any remembrances be sent to the Angelina Burich Memorial Fund at Christian Brothers High School. N.G. Culjis and Son Chapel of the Valley has charge of The rosary was recited Monday night in the church. James Redding ANGELS CAMP Services for James Redding, 74, a lifelong Calaveras County resident, will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Bigelow Gualdoni Mortuary.
Redding died Sunday in Mark Twain Convalescent Hospital in San Andreas. A native of Angels Camp, he lived in Vallecito for many years. He had been a custodian at Calaveras High School in San Andreas for 10 years before his retirement. He is survived by a son, James Redding Jr. of Angels Camp; daughters, Arlene Alexander of Murphys and Audry M.
Osborn of Boerne, sisters, Wanda James and Wanoma Mattson, both of Vallecito; nine grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Louis Zupo VACAVILLE A memorial service for Louis Zupo, 59, was Monday in St. Mary's Catholic Church. He died Thursday. He was a native of Crockett and had lived in Vacaville most of his life.
He was a correctional officer at San Quentin Prison five years and was with the California Medical Facility at Vacaville 22 years, retiring recently. He worked in French Morroco in construction 18 months. He belonged to the Moose Lodge. Surviving are his wife, Geneva; a son, William of Vacaville; a daughter, Darlene Roberts of Oak Grove; a stepson, Larry Fisk of Minden, his mother, Helen Roderick of Vallejo; a sister, Marie Simons of Tustin; a half sister, Shirley Stores of Vallejo; and a brother, Joe Roderick of Vallejo. The family requests that any remembrances be sent to the American Cancer Society.
Charles D. Provost DIXON A Mass of Christian Burial for Charles D. Provost, 81, will be offered at 11 a.m. today in St. Peter's Catholic Church.
A native of Woodland, he died Thursday in his home. Sacramento; Survivors include his Robert widow, Wilshon Ida of of a son, Oregon; a sister, Inez Ruttercutter of San Francisco, and four grandchild- ren. He was a member of the Woodland Elks Club. Nick P. Boras Services for Nick P.
Boras, 87, a 71- year resident of Sacramento, will be at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in the George L. Klumpp Chapel of Flowers. Burial will be in East Lawn Southgate. Boras, who died Sunday, was a molder for the Southern Pacific Co.
42 years. He was a native of Greece. Surviving are his wife, Margaret; daughters, Helen E. Silva, Margaret A. Sanders and Jane M.
Silva; son, James 12 grandchildren, and 10 great-grandchildren, BEE Tuesday, Anthony Caminetti Jr. JACKSON A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10 a.m. Wednesday in St. Patrick's Catholic Church for Anthony Caminetti 90, former Superior Court judge and district attorney. He died Monday in his home in Jackson.
The rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. today in Daneri's Chapel. Caminetti was a member of a longtime Amador County family and a native of Jackson. His father was a state senator from Amador County. Caminetti Jr.
was Amador County Superior Court judge from 1932 to 1939, a state Insurance commissioner until 1943, and Amador County district attorney from 1954 to 1962. He was a member of the State Bar Association and the Amador County Bar Association. He was a veteran of World War I and was a member of the World War I Barracks 643. He is survived by his wife, Evelyn. Nellie H.
Walkmeister Services for Nellie H. Walkmeister, 80, who lived in Sacramento 65 years before moving to Contra Costa County, will be at 1:30 this afternoon in the George L. Klumpp Chapel of Flowers. Entombment will follow in Sacramento Memorial Lawn. A resident of Pinole the last two years, Mrs.
Walkmeister died Saturday in San Pablo. The Wisconsin native belonged to Ethel Landsdale Post 67 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary and to the auxiliary of Fort Sutter Post 392 of the American gion. Mrs. Walkmeister leaves her daughter, Dorothy Rauman; son, Charles Plumtree; sister, Emma Mayfield; brothers, John and Bill Hollingshead; and five grandchildren. James D.
Jackson The funeral for James DeCarl Jackson 75, a tree surgeon and farmer, will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Lombard and Company Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Sylvan Cemetery. The Auburn native and 60-year resident of Sacramento died Sunday. Jackson is survived by his wife, Grace; son, James DeCarl, Lodi; daughter, Marlene Balhorn of Sacramento; stepsons, Keith E.
Gittins of Carmichael, and Richard L. and Robert W. Gittins of Iowa; stepdaughters, Mary Ellen Howerton and Carol Chadariss of Rio Linda; sister, Wilma Schoutin; and brother, Arthur; both of Sacramento; 22 grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. Eleanore M. Hirschmann Memorial services were held in Kensington, San Francisco Bay area, for Eleanore M.
Hirschmann, a former Sacramento resident who died at age 103. The London native, who moved from Sacramento in 1974, died Dec. 10 in a San Pablo rest home. She received a telegram of congratulations from then Gerald Ford on her 100th birthday. While in Sacramento Mrs.
Hirschmann was active in the Pioneer Congregational United Church of Christ. Mrs. Hirschmann leaves her daughter, Mrs. Robert S. Mylne of El Cerrito; and two grandchildren.
Earl F. Struve Earl F. Struve, a bill poster for Foster and Kleiser here 31 years, died Saturday at age 55. At the request of the family, no services will be held. The Utah native and 40-year Sacramento resident leaves his wife, Anne children, David E.
and Dale F. Struve, and Katherine E. Sommers; his parents, Fred and Florence Struve; brother, William; sister, JoAnn Struve; and one grandchild. The family requests that any remembrances be sent to the Cancer Research Institute, 133 E. 58th New York.
Alma C. Campbell Services for Alma C. Campbell, 91, Sacramento resident since 1913, will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the East Lawn Cemetery Chapel on Folsom Boulevard. Entombment will follow.
Mrs. Campbell was a former member of Rainbow Chapter 385 of the Eastern Star and Menzaleh Temple 16 of the Daughters of the Nile. The North Carolina native, who died Monday, is survived by two sisters. Friends may call until 9 p.m. tonight in the Mission Chapel of Andrews and Greilich.
Patrick McLaughlin Patrick McLaughlin, 29, a former Sacramento resident, was shot to death last Thursday in Salt Lake City in what police there called a domestic dispute. According to detectives, McLaughlin went to the aid of a woman involved in a dispute, and was shot with a revolver. Police arrested Scott 0. Andrus, 56, on a charge of criminal homicide. McLaughlin, a taxi driver and chauffeur, was a native Sacramentan and the son of Elmer McLaughlin of Sacramento.
He also is survived by Robert, Albert and David; and sisters, Sharon Talbert and Theresa McLaughlin. Services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the Georje L. Klumpp Chapel of Flowers. Burial will follow in St.
Mary's Cemetery. December 19, 1978 Page D21 Agnes D. Doran Services were held Monday for. Agnes Dalian Doran, 75, a 51-year resident of Sacramento, and a cannery worker for the Del Monte Corp. 40 years.
Mrs. Doran, who died Saturday, belonged to Naomi Chapter 36 of the Eastern Star. Surviving are her daughter, Florence Barroso; son, Ralph Dalian; sister, Margaret Rentree; brother, John Dosdorian; and three grandchildren. The family requests that any remembrances be sent to the Cancer Society or to a charity of the donor's choice. Lucy G.
Keil The funeral for Lucy G. Keil, 81, a saleswoman at Weinstock's 30 years, will be at 11 this morning in the Sacramento Memorial Lawn Mortuary. Entombment will follow. The 50-year resident of Sacramento, who died Friday, belonged to St. Luke's American Lutheran Church.
Mrs. Keil leaves her sisters, Constance Casebeer and Mable Gilliam; one grandson, and two great-grandchildren. High-Value Handbag carrying negotiable bonds and cash which totaled such a large amount. Is Turned In INDIO (AP) A 13-year-old Mecca, youth turned in a purse he found Sunday to police here without knowing that it contained more than $40,000 in negotiable bonds and checks. Police said Raul Machuca found the purse Saturday after Noama Carty, 47, of Riverside forgot it in a restaurant.
The youth Ms. Carty's telephone number inside and notified the woman that he had it, said Sgt. Richard Davis of the Indio Police Department. Riverside County deputies were dispatched to the boy's home to retrieve the purse, which was later returned to Ms. Carty with its contents intact.
Raul told police he had no idea of the value of the purse's contents. Sgt. Davis said he did not know if Ms. Carty planned to reward the youth. It was not known why the woman Ex-Carter Aide Gets Jail Term NEW YORK (AP) A top tactician in President Carter's 1976 campaign has been sentenced to four months in prison for a $100,000 rip-off of the city board of education.
James W. Elsbery, 43, who holds a doctorate from Columbia University, also was placed on probation for the remainder of a four year term imposed by U.S. District Judge Mark Costantino in Brooklyn and was fined $5,000. Elsbery was a deputy national field. coordinator in the Carter campaign, and served as a deputy to Tim Kraft, who supervised the operations of state organizations.
His political activity was not connected with his conviction. Taxi Drivers' Strike Lasts 3 Hours, But Wins Fare Increase BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) Taxi drivers went on strike and immediately won their demand for a hefty fare increase to offset the rising cost of gasoline. The city government announced the fare increase an hour after the strike began, and the drivers slowly began picking up passengers again. Since a fare increase in May passengers had been paying 30 cents plus 3 cents for every 140 yards traveled. The drivers had been used to getting a fare increase each time the government decreed a hike in gasoline prices.
A gallon of regular gasoline here costs $1.04. Starting Monday, cab drivers will be allowed to charge 50 cents plus 5 cents for every 140 yards. Chinese Stage Hit Has Political Plot HONG KONG (AP) China's latest stage hit is a historical drama about the arrest and kidnapping of the late nationalist Chinese President Chiang Kai-shek by two of his generals during the Chinese-Japanese War, the Peking Daily Kwangmin reported in a recent edition. The generals kidnapped Chiang in 1936 to pressure him to unite with the communists against the Japanese rather than fight simultaneous campaigns against both armies. Chiang was eventually freed after he agreed to the demand.
Vandals Kill 16 Cows STATESVILLE, N.C. (AP) Farmers say someone shot 16 cows from two herds in the latest incident of vandalism to strike Statesville since October. A dozen cows died. Four horses also have been shot..
