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Disposal Service Rate Hike Discussion Sept. 2
while Dawson's counter proposal would amount to about
6.28 per cent, however Dawson
supported his proposal with
the facts that Henderson does
not get a franchise fee from
the disposal company as do
other entities and the cit) does
the billing.
Dawson said if Henderson
had charged the five percent
fee for a franchise tax and billing fee and considered two
percent for uncollectible
accounts, the company would
A decision on whether the
Black Mountain Disposal service will receive a requested 78
cent per home raise in rates
was shelved by the city council
until Sept. 2, for the city council to receive more information.
The few people who attended
the hearing held last Thursday
heard City Manager Don Dawson make a counter proposal to
the Disposal Company.
The disposal company proposed a 20.5 per cent rate hike
have realized a savings of
$38,930 for the 1974-75 fiscal
year. He took the proposed
increase of $53,304 and subtracted from it the savings to
the company, or $38,930, to
arrive at the total allowable
revenue. This is $14,374, which
is 6.28 per cent of the gross
amount. $228,000, paid to the
company last year.
Dawson said he attended the
Las Vegas hearing on the rate
hike for Silver State, and he
said they based their decision
on Henderson and North Las
Vegas.
"We have a different situation than the' do," Dawson
said. "Las Vegas receives
money for franchise fees, we
receive none."
H.W. Polk spoke up stating
that Henderson is not like the
other cities and county
because in some instances they
haul the garbage 15or 16miles.
in Henderson, Polk said, thev
haul the garbage a short distance to the transfer station
and then haul it to the dump
in one load.
Gil Silva spoke from tbe audience and complained about rising prices. "Tlie prices go up
- where is it going to stop?" he
asked.
George Zohovetz complained
about the hike request and
left the meeting saying, "It's a
snow job."
According to Dawson's proposal, the city would allow the
rate increase, but would collect the additional five per cent
of the gross sales for a business
license and five per cent for
billing services. The city then
would return the rate increase
amount directly to the consumers in the form of a rate
relief.
Henderson's rates would go
from $2.31 per customer to
$3.09 if the disposal company
received its request.
Joe Arnstett, representing
the company, cited soaring fuel
costs, increased laborcostsand
increased costs in insurance as
needs for the rise in rates.
HENDERSON^
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THE COMMUNITY'S NEWSPAPER
including merchonts' messoges that serve the 9000 homes in
Our 27th Year - 66th Edition
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the Henderson-Boulder area.
PRICK 15 C KNTS
Tuesday, August 26, 1975
Man Arrested On Rape Charges
KeuuDetlt CLEANUP
PROGRESS
Confyressnian Visits Henderson
By Lorna Kesterson
It doesn't seem reasonable
that we don't take advantage of
our new indoor swimming
pool, but we don't.
Discussion at the city recreation board meeting centered
around increasing attendance
at the Lorin Williams Pool.
Some of the suggestions
included giving the 12 and
under a reduced rate along
with those paying 25 and 50
cents. The original intent of
the discount night was to
encourage families to utilize
the pool on these special days,
along with groups and organizations.
Discussion included setting
aside a night for adults only;
offering free swim lessons to
encourage parents to bring
their children swimming;
putting a high dive in the pool;
offering a day for each elementary school to swim free.
Dundee Jones said the
guards can teach boys and girls
to swim but they cannot guard
and teach at the same time.
This would increase the
expenses to the department by
having to increase tbe staff for
Individual lot inspection.s
and descriptions are continu
ing in Trailer Estates: setback
violations, no permits for variou.s structures on the lots and
cleanup violations are being
noted The owners and-or
occupants of these lots are
being advised by letter to correct the violations.
In some cases, permits for
fences or metal storage sheds,
which have been there for
several years are being secured and entered in the lot
description files. Set back violations are being corrected;
genera! trash and debris is
being removed from the lots.
The Building and Safety
Department feels that this
will certainly better the
appearance of the streets in
Trailer Estates.
Attention is called to the
fact that garbage pick up in
Trailer Estates is on Tuesday
and Friday. On these days
only is it permi5sible to have
the garbage cans out on the
curb. At all other times, these
cans must be back inside your
yard so that they are not visible from the street.
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Willie Sulton Henderson.
24. of 220 New York Street,
Apt. 4 in Las Vegas, was
arrested by Henderson police
on charges of burglary, infamous crime against nature,
rape, robbery, and use of a
deadly weapon in commission
of a crime
Henderson is charged in the
rape of a young Henderson
housewife on July 14. She had
been doing yard work and
came inside her home to find
a man in her home. He
allegedly pulled a knife and
threatened her and raped her,
taking some small coins when
he len.
The altercation happened
in the early afternoon in the
Townsite area of the city.
Henderson is being held in
Las Vegas and is expected to
have a preliminary hearing in
Henderson Justice Court
Wednesday.
Hours For Eldorado's
SANTINI MEETS WITH COtNCIL-Congressman Jim Santini, fourth from left, is shown as he met with the Henderson
City Council Friday. He was visiting with various cities in
the staie to determine the needs for when he returns to
Washington, D.C. Shown are Councilman Lorna Kesterson,
Mayor Lorin Williams, Councilman Phil Stout, Santini, and
Councilmen Carlton Lawrence and Gary Price.
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Special Dinners Set
Special dinners at the
Eldorado Club as advertised
where you buy one and get one
free, are from 3 to 11 p.m.
every day except Friday and
Saturday.
The dinners, which cost
$2.75 for one and the other
free, feature ham. beef and
turkey.
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Santini Finds Washington Exciting-Frustrating—
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By Lorna Kesterson
Congressman James Santini
says his experiences in
Washington are everything he
had anticipated and "much
more "They areexciting, frustrating, challenging, rewarding, and all these things in any
given day.
"We're always behind never ahead." Santini said of
the work in Washington which
sometimes looks mountainous
to him.
"We learn to live by buzzers," Santini said. "There is
a buzzer for committee meetings, another means the congress is convening, then there
are others." Santini proves his
point by having lost 22 pounds
since he went to Congress in
January.
Santini was in Henderson
last Friday to meet the people
here. He met the men at the
industrial complex, talked to
the senior citizens and met
with the city council.
Although they were getting
ready for the drive through
the state and back to Washington the next day, Mrs. Santini
was in Henderson also.
Santini has been particularly close to Henderson
because of his association
with the Southern Nevada
Museum. He served on the
board for about seven years
and then served as chairman
of the board.
He commends the job being
done by Marj Ivary. Mary Stafford and Jess Bachman and
says the location of the new
museum is '"like a dream come
true."
Because Santini is Nevada's
lone representative in the
Congress, he gets probably
more contact with the people
at home than others where
there are several representatives. He also has the advantage of knowing many people
of the state so they feel they
are on a first - name basis with
them.
"Nevadans are some of the
most enthusiastic letter writers in the U.S.," Santini said.
One week they took a count
and he had received 143 letters " all to be answered.
Committees
Although he is a newcomer
to the Congress, Santini has
worked himself into a number
of inportant committees. He
serves on the interior committee which he feels is very
important because 87 per cent
of Nevada's land is owned by
the Federal government It
also takes in mines and mining, which is the second top
industry in Nevada, and water
and power.
He also serves on the commerce committee and is the
only representative on that
committeeofasmallstate.This
committee includes transportation and tourism and investigation and oversight.
Too Many Bureaus
"Idon't think the founding
fathers ever contemplated the
country's graduation to four
bureaus of government," Santini said, "but we now have the
executive branch, judicial,
legislative and bureacratic."
Santini says he gets frustrated when he can't help
someone but feels very
rewarded when he can.
It isn't all work though, and
Santini can keep his very good
sense of humor by many things
that hppen.
A woman in Sparks called
his office and wanted him to
do something about a nude
hippie who appeared on her
lawn every night at 10 p.m.
His office politely told her
that this was out of his jurisdiction but they would notify
the proper authorities. He
doesn't know if the hippie was
captured or not.
Santini's Family
Because of his long hours.
Santjni has to squeeze time in
for his family. He works an
average of ten to 12 hours a
day then "feels guilty" when
he leaves the capitol because
there are still people working
there.
His day begins about 7 a.m.
and drives to work at around
8 am. He doesn't arrive home
until 8 or 8:30 at night and
from then until about 10 p.m.
he can spend some time with
his family.
Santini is impressed with
how much better the Western
way of life is over the Eastern
seaboard
"I'm going to do everything
in my power to not jeopardize
the way of life people in Henderson and other parts of
Nevada have. Statistics showthat Nevadans care, Santini
said, because over 72 per cent
of the people turned out to
vole in the last election. Nevadans also still care about their
environment, and "this is
worth fighting for - and that's
why I got out of the judiciary,"
he said.
It's A New Way Of Life
For Mrs. Santini
by Bruce Fahlen
Why would an attractive,
youthful devotee of the wide
open spaces of Nevada
exchange her surroundings for
that of crime ridden, smoggy
Washington D.C?
Well, in this case tbe Nevadan didn't have a cboice: Her
husband, Congressman Jim
Santini, was elected to ofHce
last November. And for Ann
Marie Santini, things, like tbe
sultry, cbangable D.C.
weather, have never been tbe
same.
Mrs. Santini met ber bus-
band back in tbe days when be
served in the district attorney's
office in Las Vegas. This was
in 1966. Two years later, tbe
two were married. And Jim's
careen skyrocketed.
However, bis election to congress came as a complete surprise to tbe couple, though
they'd botb worked bard in
first gaining, and then winning this state's nomination.
"It was probably tbe nigbt
that Jim found out he'd won tbe
election that it finally bit
home," Ann recalled. "You
knoAT, all that time we'd
worked so bard just to get tbe
nomination, we really never
thought how it would be to
actually pack up and go to
Washington. I said to him that
nigbt, 'Jim, we're going to have
to move.' However, it wasn't tbe
kind of move that you'd usually
expect from a couple that was
still basking in tbe glory of a
successful
political
campaign. For instead of shipping
their household belongings
from Las Vegas to tbe East
coast, Ann and two neighbors
decided to rent a truck and bandie tbe switch all by themselves. Tbe trip was not an
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Turtiday. August 26, 1975
HrndenioD Homr News Hend<>rsoii, Nrvada
Roy Purcell Refurbishes
Chloride Outdoor Murals
Roy Purcell of Henderson whose first hook wa*
launched at The Gal'ry
in Boulder City last
summer has just com
pleted a i;igantic project
Roy IS the famous
creator of the mountain
side murals (several
stories high) that are
located at Chloride in
the (Vrbat Mountains
Roy as Director of
Museums established
the Kingman Museum
and alMi the Henderson
Museum He will soon
appi'ar in The Nevadan
in a feature article by
Ray Chessan who has
Coll Social Security
which he said are more
brilliant that originally,
Florence visited with
her parents who live in
Chloride where she was
raised.
I'nies* your businehs is
urgent, ihe beM lime* to
call or %iNil ih*- las Venas,
Nevada Mxlal s*«curil>
offltv are the end of the
wt>ek and ihe end of the
month, aci-orriing lo Fd
(4H-ks, MHUI MHuril> district manager.
"We're generally busk*sl on Monda>» and
TiM-sdav* and during the
flrsi 2 we*-ks of the
month." Cocks MW. "For
pmmpler M>r%icc, call or
\Klt us on Wednesda*,
Thursda\, or I rida> dur-
Mrs. .Santini was later to
experience the full impact of
Washington's soaring crime
rate. She had a doctors appoint
ment in the inner city, and
drove to a parking lot that was
next door to the clinic. .She discovered that an armed guard
was always on duty, and
escorted visitors to and from
their destinations.
"I was astounded at this,"
she said. "The guard came to
my car before I got out, and
escorted me to the front door.
Things like that are sometimes
very frightening. I mean, to
think it has become so bad that
police have literally given up.
and are instead providing
armed guards where people
gather, such as in parking lots,
or large department stores."
In the summer, Washington
D.C. turns into a sweltering,
humid no man's land. And for
Ann, who bad never experienced smog alerts before, it
had begun to hit home what she
bad lost by leaving her native
Las Vegas.
"I never thought that you
could live somewhere, and
then be warned not to breathe
the air. I thought that was just
a joke." she said. "P-jt the first
smog alert I'd ever sfen came
duringthe summer, and people
were told to avoid doing anything tiring. It was then that
I really started to miss Nevada,
and our clean, dry air. You can
never get used to what they
have back on the east coast."
But everything wasn't completely negative for Ann. One
thing she did like were the
schools.
"They have a special school
for the handicapped that basjustdone wonders for my yonngest, Mark," Ann said about
her paral>7ed son. "I wanted a
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Nevodo's G.I. Bill
Office At Slow Times
made Chloride his home
Roy's edition of another
hook IN currently at the
publishers with several
more planned over the
next 2 years A baby will
s<K>n b«' weUomed at the
Purcell home to join 3
daughters Roy's wife
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wardrobe which has
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While Roy worked on
the murals at Chloride
entirely enjoyable one.
"Of rourM* it was In the dead
of winter that we had to make
the move, " she said. "And the
weather was atrocious. It took
us nearly a week to net there.
We had to completely avoid the
central plains because of bliizard warnings, and take a
detour all the way through
Texas, and then back up north
again. But we finally made it.
"Vou know, a lot of people
didn't realize that the expense
of relocating isn't paid for by
the government. We had to fit
the bill ourselves. Even flying
back and forth between here
and Washington we have to pay
for."
Marie and her three children, Lisa. 13, Lori, 11 and
Mark, 4, arrived at their new
home in the suburban community of Potomac. Maryland,
in late November. She had
earlier visited friends in the
area, who had suggested that
she take a home in this attractive, middle class area.
"One thing that I liked about
the house was that it was so
comparable to our Las Vegas
borne," she said. "It's on one
half acre of land, and has four
bedrooms."
Finding that home, however,
wasn't easy. Mrs. Santini was
warned of the high crime rate
intheinnercity,andthat many
areas of Washington p.C. were
dangerous to live in.
"1 knew, somewhat, of the
crime problem in that area."
she said. "But it never hit home
until I asked people where a
suitable place to live would be.
Tbey merely told me where we
shouldn't live, instead of w here
we coould. I couldn't believe it.
Coming from Nevada the way
I was, and actually finding out
that there were places where
it was literally dangerous to
live.'
p,gf 2
Ing ihi- secttnd half of the
month."
And il's a good idea In
caJ the MM'ial ve<-urll\
office ahead of lime,
according lo i ocks. "A lot
(»f sm-ial si^'uritv business
can be handU-d b) phone.
and a call ma> save .>ou a
trip." he said.
The I-as \egas social
M-curil> office is at .VH)
IJIS Vegas Blvd. South.
The phone number is
.Vi.S-M71. The North las
\'ega.s Aocial se<-uril> ofHce is at 20.^ McDaniel
Stn-el.
school that would provide an
(Mlucation as well as handicap
training. And Montgomery
school is one of the finest."
Mrs.
Santini
belongs to the Congressional
Wives
Association
on
capital hill. They have been
instrumental in acclimating
Ann to the rigours of being a
congressman's wife. They also
conduct regular tours of the
city. With her activities in the
group, and her work in Jim's
office is a part time secretary
Ann has molded herself into
life as a politician's wive.
However, she still considers
herself a Nevadan.
"The biggest difference
between here and Washington,
is the inpersonal attitude of
most people, and their reactions when I tell them I'm from
Las Vegas," she said. "Tbey
naturally suspect that I'm a
retired coctail waitress or a
nightclub dancer. People just
don't have any idea of the wide
open spaces and the varied
activities of the west But then,
that's been my most enjoyable
experience about living in the
east. l\e gotten to know different people with differing
points of view. It's been quite
an education."
Ne\ada has a ii.l. Bill
for the 4"<lu»alion n( Ne\ ada National duurdsmen.
In I97.Y Ihe Nevada lenislalure passed a BH'^2
which provides for the
pa\m(>nl n( one hall of a
guardsman's consolidated luilinn fees in the
lni\ersil> nf Nevada or
Communitv College s>slems.
In revk-Hing participation in the pntgram during
the lust school \var, it was
found that there Here A7()
applications for i-ducational assistance, uith a cost
lo the stale of S4(),000.
The 67tl applications r\>presents uhout 20 '
of
Nevada duardsmen who
paiiicipaled in the program last veac.
Th«- pn>gram is avail
al>k' lo anv memlH'i in
good standing in the
Nevada National (ruard. It
is available lo them regardless of age or prior
educational
attainments
and does n«>t aileel vet-
School Registration Schedule
Registration and Ori«-ntalion for Burkholder .funiar High students
>.ill be held: Thursdav, August, 2X, 1<>7.S, 9 a.m.-- All seventh grade
students Mill report to the gvm. I p.m. -All eighth grade students u ill
rt'port to the g,vm.
I ridav, August 29. 1975, 9 a.m.- All si»th grade students will report
to the g^«m.
HUMS will follovt the ngular bus nmfes m HrVl j» m for the 7ih
graders, 12: W for the Hlh graders on Thursdav, and at Mi.U) a.m. on
1^ ridav for the 6th (>raders. Thes*- buses are lor the students who
normallv ride Ihe buses. The remaining students will have lo provide
their own transporlation.
Fach grade level »»i|| remain on campus approtimalelv one hour.
Students new to the Henderson ana | and who have not previouslv
registered for Burkholder in their former school, are encouraged to
come to the school offite before August 2Sth from 7:VI to 4 p.m.
Scho«.l hours: First hell- 7:.SS a.m.; Tardv Bell -R:00 a.m.; Last Bell
•2:(KI p.m.
I'ieas4- advise the school of anv change ol addn-ss, phone, etc. over
the summer.
eran or VK-ial s«-curitv
b*-nefits.
The .Nevada National
CfUard urges all persons
interested in lurlbir inlor
mation al>oui tuition aid or
the National duard to
contact Ihe nearest .National Guard .-\rmorv.
discussed - along with residents and H.H. Polk, the rezonInR of Carver Park to allow for
Trailer Kstales.
Approximately 35 acres of
land in that area was originally
zoned for aprtments or multidwelling.
Bob Glassburn will be
announcing the grand opening
of his new bait and tackle shop
and boat storage on Lake Mead
Drive on Thursday. He plans
to have competitive prices w ith
those of Las Vegas and it's on
the way to the lake.
Basic Water Safety Course
Offered At Williams Pool
PHILADHPHIA The
(ontinenlal (Ongrrss
adjours until .s>«ptrmbf>r
5 An Oerasional Letter
on the Female Sen"
appears in the Pennsylvania Magazine Its literary style points to
The fla.ss is free, but Thomas Paine as the
books ma\ b<- purchased advocate for the rights of
Basic U dUr Sttftl\ class lo be offered lor h<kine
pool and boat owners on
Saturdays, August 2^ and
.V), 1975 al 10 a.m.
Insinicti>r\ will be Pas id
(rini- and Mar> Redfrm.
women
for $1.2.S. The class is
taught al Lorin \\illiams
Municipal Pnitl.
The- sessions will be two
hour* in length and certificates will b*> awarded
upon compk-tion of the
course. For turther information call the Henderson
Recn-alion Fk-partmi-nt
and come on out!
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Next week at this time it'll
be bell-ringing time for the
schools. In fact, roost registrations are over or will be held
this week.
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free swimming lessons.
When the pool was first
opened, each of the elementary
schools were given a free swim
day. .Not many took advantage
of this.
Congressman James Santini
met with the city council
Friday to determine needs of
the city.
On the most part the city was
reported in pretty good condition, but there were a few suggestions where residents felt
we needed help.
One is the item of having to
have flood insurance in Henderson. Santini said he would
look into that one and see what
could be done.
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A Home Owner's Policy
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CAMERAS & PRWECTORS CAMPLNG & SPORTING
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ADDING MACHINES ETC.
JEWELRY
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CLOSE-OIT PUCES
ALL
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MUSICAL INSTRIMENTS
LOW. LOW PRICES
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CLARIWETS fU.tMftlTP
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Now it's so eosy to add your
individual touch to any room!
Takes most of the "do" out of
"do-it-yourself".
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Your Home: Protect It
Against All Oisasterl
Fire, ^heft, 'lability . . . rest
assured that you con meet
your responsibilities as a
home owner no motter whot happens!
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12. Sam
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SUMMER HIGHS
Hi Ser Series:
5H3
574
563
Phvl Morris
Kim Roundy
TH via Wilson
HI Ser Series:
Phvl Morris
Phyl McKenzic
Be\ Kaempfer
238
228
222
Hi Team Series:
1730
1723
1700
D.S.'s
7 come 11
D.S.'s
Twvia W ilson
Thelma Rodseth
Chariene O'Dell
668
660
631
PiU.e
3
Kelly To Nelson Could Be Big
Weapon In Wolves Arsenal
Basic Finds
QB At Clark
by Bruci- Fahlen
Hi Hrp Game:
Judy U-Blanr
Hrndrrson Home News Henderson, Nevada
Chris Slanflll tan slop
searching for a \arsit\
quarlerhBck. The Basit
Wol\es head coath found
one Fridav morning in the
strangest oi persons: Kunninghat-k N'onnie Kells.
Kell>, the talented s4-ntor who sat out a year
Mhlle nursing an e>e
prol>lem, rame back in the
summer to first tantaii/e,
then put a scare into the
Basil' eoarhing staff. It
was feared, for a while,
that Kell> would onitagain gi> donn to that
same bugabiMi that had
fore»"d him to lose his
entire junior seav>n. In
cfftvl, Ke!l> had had no
varsity
pla>ing experience .
But then quite suddenly, Stanfill found that
he would ha\e to depend
on two junior signal callers- Kevin Caus4'> and
Richard Blake-if KelU's
placing future remained
uncertain. But he ri>cei\ed
a clean bill of health last
week. Kell>, it was expeeted, would IK- the running
back of distinction for
Basle's 1975 varsity.
But it never happentxl.
Kelly, b> his pla> last
Friday in the Wolxe's
scrimmage against Clark
in Las N'egas, t(»ok three
steps to the left of his
customarv position and
uilil not he Stanfill's
opening quarterback
OPENINGS
FOR TEAMS AND
INDIVIDUALS
Men's Scratch Leagues
CHARLES BROWN CLASSIC
5 MAN • 930 Mm. - 945 Max.
THURSDAY 9:00 P.M.
SHOWBOAT SINGLES
WEDNESDAY 9:00 P.M.
SHOWBOAT BONANZA LEAGUE
5 MAN • 890 Max.
SUNDAY 9:00 P.M.
ESTIMATED $6,000.00 Ist Place
555 SCRATCH TRIO
MONDAY 9:00 P.M.
»t#IA^#W{3^'" rH(Wi)»s»wj
when the team meets
Cedar City this Saturday
at 8 p.m. lie could be
Basic's biggest • and most
s*>crvt • weapon.
"lor a kid that nrver
pla\ed the position, Kelly
gives our offens4- a whole
nen dimension," said
Slanfllllrid«\."Wf know
Mhat a gm>d runner he is,
but his passing reallx has
impressed me. He can do
a lot uith the f<M>lhall."
Kell>
Mas already
Basic's running are b«'fore
practice even openi>d last
wi<ek. But now, with his
availahiliiv in the center of
things offensi\el>,
he
could turn the potential of
the offense from being
unknoun to dramaticaliv
explosive.
Stanfill alreadv has the
re<-ei\ers in Hale Starr and
lohn Tull I who didn't
pla> in the Clark scrimmage bivause of minor
injuries I. But he now has
the pleasant surprise- of
tight end I'hil Nelson, who
speared junior
passer
Kevin Causey's 60 \ard
touchdown F»'iday.
Kell> runs the- 40 In 4.7,
good em»u(<h to make him
a solid roll out threat. And
with Carl Loviti, who ran
with authority
against
Clark, and Nelson Sanders
and Ron .tones niling up
the backfield, Basic's offense has suddenly come
to life, a week bt>forc the
Cedar City game.
"The offense is way
ahead of the defense,"
said Stanfill. *M'm rather
at fault because of that.
Really, the offense should
alwavs follow the defense
in getting ready because
of the intricacy separating
the two units. But we've
been pushing thinj^s. You
know, Clark won't open
their season for another
tHo weeks yet. We only
have a few more davs. It's
been hectic."
On the score board,
Clark
oatscored
the
Wolves, four touchdowns
to one. But then, Stanfill
wasn't looking for an
upset. He expected his
club to be nenous and
they were. The Chargers
got into the endAonc on
the first series of downs,
but after that,
Basic
calmed down and, psychologicallv, played
them
evenlv the rvst of the way.
"We accomplished
what we came for," said
the Basic head man.
"Psychologicallv,
the
team now know& what
they hav e to do to defeat a
good team, and Cairk is •
good club. They were
nervous about playing In
front of so many Clark
supporters, but after the
first few plays, we were
executing."
Basic might have been
somewhat ahead of Clark
offensively.
They
had
some physical breakdowns on the four occasions that the Charger first
unit made It Into the end
zone. Bat all four scoring
pla>s came from outside
the Basic 50 yard line.
"The breakdowns can
be corrected," SUnfill
said. "Thev aren't the
SPEEDY B.\CKS - QuarUrbfick Vonnie Kelly
hanils off to number 44 Rod Burr and number
kind that can't b e helped.
We'd miss a tackle, ma>-
bf or blow an assignmonl,
but that's because we're a
32 John Tulle. Kelly will op«n at quarterback
Saturday night wben Wolves face Cedar City
in Utah. Game time is 8 p.m.
voung team. You expect
these things t<» happen,
But I'd rather have them
happen now.
Trophy Programs Continue
Largest tish ever recorded taken in Nexada
and a new stale record
was a 47.poand two ounce
striped bass caught b\
.lim Thompson of Henderson from the Colorado
River below Davis Dam in
Nevada's
annual Mav.
Another new state recTrophv Fish Program has
entered the eighth mnnih ord, but not the largest of
of this vear's competition its species ever caught in
Hith several new stale Nevada, nas a 20-pound,
records established and a 11—ounce culthrnal trout
number of olher very from Pyramid Lake. The
worid's record cutthroat.
impressive entries.
•M:.vai:iV£RS • Juhau Jarmlllo, far left, John
TuU, center, and Phil Nelson will be the lUrt-
41—pounds, was also
caught in Pvramid Lake,
but in 1Q25 btforc Nevada's Trophv
program
began, and therefore not
considered among the
modem records.
ing receivers for Basic's Wolves tnis year. Nelson caught a 50 yard touchdown pass against
Clark Friday in the team's final scrimmage.
V
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Henderson Home News Henderson, Nevada
wmiii'fmmmmmmmmim9mmms=^'
Tnctday, August 26,1975
P««e4
Earl Evans
Participates
In Practice
Dear Mr Zenoff Editor
Attached is a copy of
a letter regarding current power rates, which
I sent to the following
persons Mr. John Nassikas.
Chairman.
Federal Power Commis
sion. Washington, DC;
Mr Kenneth F. Plum,
Secretary.
Federal
Power Commission,
Senator Howard Can
non. Senator Paul Laxalt
and Congressman James
Santini
I con.sider myself an
irate middle American,
and I encourage all other
irate middle Americans
to write these people
befor'' September 3,
when the Federal Power
Commission has a hear
ing concerning the
Nevada Power rate hike
Sincerely,
Jim Reid
Chaplain to the
Las Vegas Strip
I want to protest most
strenuously the rate
increase that both
Nevada Power Company
and California Pacific
Utilities have combined
to impose on the citizens
of Henderson, Nevada
Together, they comprise
more than one hundred
percent increase To any
rational mind this is an
exorbitant rip off
In August, 1974 I used
5.853 kilowatt hours of
power for which I paid
$67,08. This August, I
used 5,314 kilowatt hours
of power; by utilizing
every known energjsaving trick in the book
I used 539 kilowatt hours
less than the preceding
year. Yet my bill for August 1975 was $137.97 more than double what
it was in 1974.
As a representative of
middle America and as
part of the silent majority I am forced to break
the silence and to do
something. The revolution that was started two
hundred years ago was
begun because of "taxation without representation." I feel much like
those colonists. I feel
that none of my elected
representatives are representing me. I want
somebody to hear me
Ihave di.scovered that
only seventeen percent
of the power generated
by Hoover Dam stays in
Nevada, and one half of
t hilt goes to Lincoln
County. We have the
cheapest source of
power in the country
being generated twenty
miles from us, but we
cannot get it It goes to
California, who sells it
back to us at whatever
rate they choose while
the power rates in South
em California declined,
according to an article
that recently appeared
in our newspaper 1
would say some shortsighted politicians sold
us down the river fifty
years ago. This angers
and frustrates me
Here are some possible solutions, one or
more of which needs to
be
acted
upon
immediately:
1 Somehow get us
power from Hoover Dam
2 There are two proposed dam sites for the
Colorado River that
could supply our needs.
Build one or both of
these dams.
3. Construct nuclear
power plants near here
4 Put our scientists to
detoxifying the burning
of coal so our power
plants can use the abundance of coal at our fingertips withoui polluting
our air. It seems to me
that a country that can
put a man on the moon
with such precision
could certainly solve
this problem
I also suggest a windfall profit tax on oil
companies, who seem to
be the ultimate culprits
in this problem, and that
the tax be refunded to
consumers And if necessary, a similar tax should
beput on the power companies
Sincerely,
Jim Reid
Chaplain to the
Las Vegas Strip
SpecUIKl Four FIdon V.
F%an<>, son of Mr. and
Mr*. Far! W. Walker, 107
(iroxe St.. HenderMin,
parlicipaled In annual ser\U'v praclk-e at the Pacific
Missile Range on the
Island ol Kauai in Hawaii.
Spec. K>ans is a »enior
gunner in ihe .S2nd Air
Defense Arllllerv, 2.Slh
lnfanir> Di>isi<»n.
The testing Is designed
lo keep air defense units
in constant (»|H-ralional
readinetis.
Wigglesworth
Completes
Navol Course
Midshipman James J.
^'gglesHorth, son of Mr.
and Mrs. K.J. W|)();U>v
uorlh of 104 Ocoililo,
Henderson, recenll> i-ompleU'd a summer phase of
inslruclion under Ihe
Na%al Reserve Officer
Training (orps Program.
He attended a two-week
indiK-trinalioii course at
Ihe Naval Air Suiion,
Corpus ( hrlsti, Tc\.
Wigglesworth was introduced lo Ihe equipment
and techniques used lo
train student na\al aviators.
He is a student al the
Iniversilv of Southern
California, Los Angeles.
Thanks For
Help During
Loss
Mrs. Sallv De>oge and
familv expressed their
appreciation to all those
who came to her aid
during the loss of her son,
the late Jack Ro> While.
To those v»ho sent
flowers, spiritual bouquets, pravers and their
heartfelt condolences.
Kspeciallv does she wish
to thank Rev. ton Frazier
for his moral support.
.•\mniit; the Maoris of New
Z<".iland. the cuttint; of hair
wa.s believed to cause thunder
and lightning.
MORRELL REALTY
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LSI
MUiaaoosoM
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EVALYN E. MORRELL • BROKER
PRE4iOLIDAY SALE
Discount
Swim Night
The Henderson Parks
and Recreation Department announce the Discount Swim Days for the
Lorin L. Williams Indoor
Swimming Pool and the
B..M.!. Swimming Pool.
On Sept. 1,10,19 and
22. Anvone wishing lo
sw im can do so for onU 2S
cents per swim.
This is the opporutnilv
for organi/alions and
groups and expccially
families to gel together for
a fun filled day in the
water.
B.M.L S4«imming Pool
Discount Day good onl>
on Sept. 1 as pool will
close for fall and winter
months.
t
SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS - Dorrell Lucas, Center, of Henderson, was
one of the Martin Luther King Scholarship Winners.
Martin Luther King
Scholarships Awarded
Four Clark County area
voung people were recentIv anarded scholarships
hy the Martin Luther King
Scholarship Fund to help
defray expenses for the
197.S.76 school year at the
University of Nevada, Las
Vegas, and at Clark
Count) Community College.
Al a recent hreakfasi
meeting of Ihe Fund at the
California Club avârds
were . given lo .\ngela
Green, Audrev Ma\, and
Lisa Ka> BeKins, all of
Las \ egas, and to Darrell
Lucas of Henderson.
The Martin Luther King
Scholarship Fund was established to perpetuate
the memor> of Ihe cisil
rights leader, according lo
Fr. F'enjamin Franîneila,
formerly of St. James
Roman Catholic Parish,
member of the Slate
Board of L'ducation, and
founder of the Scholarship
Fund. He said that the
scholarships arc awarded
In young people "who are
needy and who have the
of memorializing Dr.
King."
Also attending the
breakfast were Mayor Bill
Briare, former Governor
Grant Sawyer, F'lrst Na-
tional
Bank
official
Charles Seifert. Bishop
t.N. Webb of the Church
of Gi>d in Christ and new |y
elected chairman of the
Fund, Areanna Christie of
Church Women I'niled,
and J. David Hoggard of
the Economic Opportunity
Board.
Speaking lo the graduates, Ma> or Briare urged
them to follow "the great
inspilation of Dr. King
and the people who have
helped vou." He also
asked them lo "go out and
encourage other young
people to acheive."
This fall, Angela Green,
who received a Sl50.()0
award, will be attending
the Community College
and majoring in Business
.Administration, while
Audrey May will be sludvIng foreign languages al
UNLV, helped by ther
S250.00 award.
Dara'll Lucas of Henderson received a $150.00
and will use it to take
courses in general education al the Community
College with Ihe intent of
transferring to San Francisco State College in
order to study photography. Lisa Kav Blevins will
use her $250.00 award in
her studies at UNLV.
Bob OLsen Realty
& Insurance Inc.
EHtnllor-MLS
^^^
6 f? (ihr Si.. liviuUrsim ^g|
UlUOEi
.yftl-IH.il
THE PRICE 18 WRONG
Wlio would ripert U buy • 3 Bdrm. Plui Drn, ptiKllrd.
rirprt^.draprs. bulU-lnoveD. raDgr4 rrfrigfralor, Itundry room lod ov»r IttO iq. fl. of UiUfully drcoraled
rrmodrllrd bomr with dlolBg room tnd bmkfail bar for
only ttlrMO? Fracrd, c«vrr«d patloi, alamlaum itdlng.
•tc« y»Ti. rriet4 U iell (a»t
BANDY MAN - SPEHAL
2 Bdrm. Towniltc Home Only tUJiOt. Oot t« Khool A
ahopplag. Se« tvday.
SMALL CASH AND ASSVME VA LOAN
{ BdrBL with new roof, all new copprr plambing and rlertric. Cleao * neat, wllblo t blocki lo dowalown.
loi—4Ut» p—a«aaUa Owa»r traaaftrr«d.
PRETTY AS A PICTUKE
and with rvfrlgrration. d«c«rativc block froat Panelled
aod all new Utcbrn. brrakfatt bar, itntati porch for
outdoor eBtertalalBg, Hotpttal area. Vacant and ready for
•ove-la. New carpetlag * f>-eahly redecorated. See today.
TWO FOR THE MONCY
——
Dupirx. Cloac to downtown. Escelleot valoe for laveatmeot dollar-wlae, or Live Free wtik tenant pajrlag payaMnt Get Sourt - ace l«4ay.
JV8T WHAT YOITRE LOOHING FOR:
Black NoUBUln Appros. W Acre IS9M.
Mlaalon Bllla Approx. 1 Acre Lot. IStM.
Highway Frvntage 4.24 Acrea Only tXtMt • TOP THAT!
'The Dependable People"
DURABILT
worrw
100% LOCAUY OWNED
LiccMcd Nevada Contractor
FAaORY • 5576 WYNN ROAD
SHOWROOM • 5000 W. CHARLESTON
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Henderson Home News Henderson. Nevada
y||JQ„ C^||j„j
Escape Travel Service
Opens Branch Here
tKcap« Trawl Sk-nk-v
longer
75th Birthday
necessary
IH-
McCarran
to
ha« announi-fd <hv npvn-
drive tu
Ing of a hrani'h office in
Ariport to obtain airline
llvndrrKon.
tickets,"
note*
Int'l
Yellnek,
According lo Len \v\-
v*ho also advises, "It costs
inek, OMiH-r of iht- pro-
n«i more to use a travel
grvshiw IJIS \ cKaN-hascd
agencv than to gel tickets
af(enc>,
direct from the
ihv
lIcndrrHon
Branch
Office
located
at
Mill
III
be
Water
airlines.
The airlines pa> commis"In fact," Yellnek adds
Building. The opening is
'**»hen planning short or
set for September.
extended trips, (he agency
Since il.s opening in Las can offer s<tund advice and
l^vo
ago, perhaps
years
save
clients
Lficape has become one of monev they would spend
the
major
agencies
Southern
Nevada
gross sales
in for long-distance
niih cables, etc."
expected
all
major
repres<>nts
air
carriers,
hotels and rental automoThe
agency
offers passport and
also
\isa
service, travel insuranw.
travilent
cheques
and
both individual and group
travel planning.
Y'elinek savs the Henderson
branch
is
will enjoy a festive
celebration surrounded
by her family when her
75th birthday is reached
on AuR 26
Lillian is a broker with
Curly Smith realtor.s
and she has been written
into hundreds of articles
in her long .span as an
extraordinary
worker
Diana Adam.s and her
grand • daughter. Leslie,
live in Boulder City. Her
.son. Kenneth Taylor and
being
.Wth
left uptothe administra
tion
wedding
anniver-
Mrs
Laura
.Miller,
Jean
Recreation
advisory board meeting
The time was .set for Sat,
Sept 1.'} at 10 am
The board discussed
restroom facilities for
the I'lttman Park and the
baseball program The
baseball program will
appear on next month s
recreation
agenda.
Parks
t)n \^cdnesday, Ihrus-
ment would like to announce thai all lacilities
dav, and Iridav, Septem-
Boulder City Hospital
Junior Volunteers will
Erma Godbey, Connie
Hancock
and
Jan
be waiting to accept con
tnbutions for the Art
F'estival
Program
TODifV (Thursday) at
the Central Market and
MacEachern
Jan will be happy to
stop by anyone's home
ff)r signiture contribu
tions if she is called at
Safeway from 10 am to 3
pm
Patron of the Arts at
$10 and contributors of
lesser amounts will be
listed in the Program
(^
•^
Mt.
( linrlt'slon
Ht'stnunmt
ami Ijnmt:*'
which IS distributed to
the thousands w ho come
to the Art P'estival being
held this year at Govern
OPEN 7 DAYS
> A WEEK
4 '7 \
ment Park on Saturday
Auxiliary Volunteers
f:nh-rlainm4-iil
who gave their time to
this wfirthy cause last
in the Esther Shipp column
Depart-
board
..I im,j> u(i
Art Festival Seeks Patrans,
Contributors Today
and Sunday, October 4lh
and ,'ifh
vsedding anniversaries
Henderson
M.inm'r>
I hr iioisf nm ni.i(Ji- whilr <Mlmi! v(U(i
PHONE:
Saturday at the Central
and Safeway Markets
were Fran Trcle.tse
^
872-9383
3^
ber 2?, :«, 2**, the I orin I.
at the (ivic I enter, 201
Williams
I ead Street, will be closi>d
diMtr Pool vt ill be closed
on Monday, Septcml>er 1
for repairs.
Municipal
In
GRAND OPENING SPECIAL!
for the I abor Day Holidav.
,4H •
mended that further
programs in this area be
facilities be scheduled
for the Parks and Rec
reation Advisory Board
and the City Council
Saturday prior to the
said she loved to read
about her burthdaus and
For Repoirs
4^"
mation to a meeting of
the Re( reation Advisory
Board
\*h<)
recom
Hoard
chairman,
requested that a bus tour
of
the
recreation
derful occasions Lillian
For lobor Day
Recreation
attendance, according to
Dundee Jones, Parks
and Recreation director
Jones gave the infor
know and may there be
many more of both won
Kenneth Taylor live out
Pool Closed
The
Discount swim days
where local residents
swim free in the city's
two swim pools, showed
an
above
average
Ray and Lillian Col
lin.s will celebrate their
the happiest couple we
Facilities Closed
and
civic
sary on November 22,
IBV,") Congratulations to
her three urandrhildren,
Maureen
and
Ann
(twin.s) and grandson
AMTKAK, steamships,
biles.
of
town
A
great
grandchild is Vanessa,
daughter of Maureen
Calvin
lo
top SI million this year.
The company
calls,
Lillian Collins, long a
resident of Boulder City
and now living in Hen
derson In a beautiful
homewith hu.sband, Ray,
Lillian's daughter,
siims lo the agencv."
Street in the Valley Bank
Vega.s
Discount Swim Day Discussed
By City Recreation Board
I niiiMii
Tuesday, August 26, 1975
Panes
^^ CelebrOtC
III
-
opened to offer convenient
Fall Registrotion
service to businesses and
individuals in this indust-
Starting
rial communitv. "It Hill no
September
2
the Henderson Parks and
Recreation Department
(MOVING STORAGf
locol
Statewide Worldwide
YOUNG & RUE
MOVING I STORAGI
Mill be taking registration
for
the
fall
session
of
classes. Office hours are
fromH.OO a.m. - 5:(M) p.m.
Mondav thru Friday.
John Ledet
AGENT
GLOBAL VAN LINES
EASY
F'INANCING
TOTAL SERIKE
In Army
CrSTOMER SATISKAfTION IS OIR
WATCHWORD. We consider your move romplet4>d
only when you are completely satisfied.
of Alfred (.. Ledet,
Phone 457-3060
.
Promoted
10 YEARS
TO PAY
J«ihn I.. ledet, 18, son
104
Cedar St., was promoted
to .Armv private first class
nhilc
NO MONEY DOWN OAC!
State Contractors
license #13098
serving as an or-
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here.
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Henderson Home News Henderson, Nevada
Tuesday, August 2ft, 197S
Pane*
Broadbent Fights Retention Of County Administrator
range.
Roberl Broadbent, Clark
County Commissioner and
Boulder City resident, led an
unsuccessful attempt to remove David Henry as County
Administrator this week.
Broadbent was joined by
Commissioner Thalia Dondero...and later by Commissioner R.J. Ronzone in opposing a vote to keep Henry in
his post.
Henry came under the
Commission's lire last week
after Dr. Albert Johns accused him of granting himself
$11,000 in pay raises over an
18 month period. He was
hired at a flat salary and
ineligible for step raises.
However, he allegedly put
himself and others in a
classified rating, thus opening the door for step raises.
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taken without the consent of
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West Region. Internation- somenhat reticent, tend-
elected vice-chairman
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al Toastmistress Clubs.
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of Henderson ToastmisShe Has both surprised
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«33 TYSON RD. • 73f-7tS9
the Commissioners.
Albert E. Haines, County
fVlanagement Operations Officer, submitted a memorandum to the Commissioners
dealing with the salary Increases for Henry. Commissioner Broadbent's response
is printed below:
"Analysis of AI Haines"
August 18, 1975 memo on
review of the County Administrator's salary increases.
1. It should be noted that
the entire memo is based on
established County rules and
procedures.
2. Roman numeral I on the
first page is entitled "Rules
Infractions. '
3.
By ordinance [Clark
County Code 240.040 (b) the
"County Administrator shall
recommend, for the approval
or modification by the county
commission, such new or
revised personnel rules and
regulations as deemed desirable;... The county administrator shall submit them to
the commission with his
comments and recommendations."
4. The first Rule Infraction
or violation of County Code by
the county administrator is:
A. Classification of County
Positions
[a] "Results of the review
indicate that no rules and
regulations were drafted and
presented to the Board of
County Commissioners for
approval
governing
the
placement of M- class employees on individual salary
ranges on July 6, 1970.
Furthermore, no rules and
regulations governing that
issue have been presented to
the commission since that
date."
[b] "No documentation can
be located to determine that
the
Board
in
any
way
intended to place any of the
flat salaried employees on a
salary schedule, particularly
in light of the fact that the
motion which was passed
made reference only to a
salary increase."
[1]
"Upon motion by
Commissioner Briare,
the
Board approved a salary
increase for flat salary per*
sonnel ,..."
[c]
"Assuming that the
scheduling of the eight [8] flat
salaried employees was
handled administratively, the
question arises as to WIH)
determined at what specific
salary schedule individual
employees should be placed"
..."Jim Banner ...suggested
that the assignment of individu >\s to salary schedules
was made by the County
Administrator." As indicated
In attachment I, each of the
eight
[8]
previously
flat
salaried employees was
placed at step G in his range,
or was, in effect topped out,
with the exception of the
County Administrator, who
was placed in a Step 1 of hit
5.
The secor>d Rule
Infraction Is:
B.
"Determination of
Anniversary Date"
"Therefore it would
indicate that Mr. Henry's
anniversary da*" should have
remdir.ed in July and that, as
a result, he was not eligible
lor a merit Increase In
Decemt}er 1973 or December
1974."
6. The third rule Infraction
Is:
C. Determination of Eligibility for Step Advancements
"It should be noted that all
scheduled employees of Cairk
County, in order to receive a
merit step advancement, and
be processed by the Personnel Office, must have a
performance evaluation review conducted by that env
ptoyee's supervisor. Evidence
that such performance evaluations have t>een conducted
for Mr. Henry is not apparent.
The Personnel Office also
requires the signature of the
employee's supervisor on the
accompanying paperwork before an increase is granted. In
July, 1970, and again in
December, 1970. then-chairman of the Board, James
Ryan, signed the required
paperwork to accomplish a
merit
step
increase.
No
paperwork since that time
carries the signature of a
County Commissioner.
In meeting with Mr. Bar»ner, it was determined that
the Personnel Office processed all paperwork for the
Commission Department,
which Included the County
Administrator, until approximately July, 1971. The two
[2] signed forms, according to
Mr. Banner, were the result
of his personal solicitation
for Commissioner Ryan's signature. From July 5, 1971, to
the present, all paperwork for
the Commission Department
was initiated out of the
County Administrator's office. Although all of the forms
from that date to the present
bear the County Administrator's signature, none bear the
signature of a County Commissioner.
7. It should also be noted
the following items in the
development of the PAS
report in 1973.
A. The County Administrator position was not studied
by PAS.
B. He was placed in Class
51, Step 3 by his own
administrative action.
C. He made no comments
or recommendations on his
own class as required by
Clark County Code.
D. There were a number of
positions and/or salary ranges not included in the PAS
study which appeared by
administrative directive in the
1973-74 pay plan with no
explanation.
8.
By the Summary on
page 5 of Mr. Haines' menio,
we see that five [5] salary
increases were obtained by
Mr. Henry with no repeat, no
authorization of tt>e Board.
From Mr. Haines' memo
he lists three board rules
infractions. The County Administrator has violated the
Clark County Code by violations of these rules. The
questions to be determined
follows. Does violation of
these rules and the Code for
his own financial benefit
constitute
malfeasance or
misfeasance in office? This
should t>e answered by the
appropriate county law vnforcement agency."
[s] Bob Broadbent
Robert N. Broadbent
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PRIMER GRAFICO HISPANO
735-3802
Mmrtch 26 D« Asosto, I97.S
Primvra Pagina
EN EL ESTADO DE CALIF. EL GOVERNADOR BROWN
NOAABRA 4 JUECES MEXICO-AMERICANOS
CiRTiS AL EDITOR
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Por Enrique C. Reyes
Primeramente reciban todos mis amables lectores un
saludo. Y por que no fuerte
apreton de manos de este su
umilde amigo. Y despues de
esto al grano.
Primeramente para pedirles mil disculpas atodas esas
amables. Y finas personas
que (ueron tan amables en
molestarse al llamarme. Y
preguntarme que paso con
DESFILE MUSICAL LAT
TINO
Disculpas pido por la rason
de que no me fue posible dar
una explicacion a todo nuestro amable auditorio que
habiamos. Logrado desde el
dia 6 de Noviembre de 1971
dia en que mi Hermano
JESUS y YO iniciamos esta
programacion de radio aqui
en HENDERSON, desde un
principio fue bastante dificil
el camino Para nosotros pero
Afortunadamente encontramos a nuestro paso hombres de buen corazon fiombres que realmente piensan
en el Futuro de ellos y de los
demas, hombres que dejan la
avaricia Y la embidia a un
lado para dar paso al progreso
y ala unidad Humana.
Pero nuestra meta no hera
la de brindar un programa
como los ay por miles nuestra
idea es sera siempre la misma
tratar de obtener a cada paso
algo mejor algo de que estar
nosotros mismos orrgullosos,
DESFILE MUSICAL LATINO, se Ha fijado esa Meta
desde el dia en que empesamos a mirar las nececidades
Que son cada dia mas
necesarias para todos los
latinos que Vivimos en este
progresivo estado de NEVADA.
Cue piensa usted que es
DESFILE MUSICAL LATINO
vien le voy a dar a usted un
por menor de lo que se puede
decir de DESFILE MUSICAL
LATINO, Nosostros los que
formamos D.M.L. hemos tratado y segiremos tratando a
toda costa de lograr nuestra
meta Primero que nada la
comunicacion entre nosotros
mismos eso es lo ESENCIAL
despues de alll partiran las
demas cosas que son tan
necesarias como todas las
cosas de este mundo mas
para nosotros que vivimos
alejados de nuestras costumbres de los ideales de nuestro
idloma de la patria amada y
anorada que por una razon o
otra hemos dejado tan lejos y
que poco poco se nos va
borrandode nuestras mentes,
por que si todos nosotros
estamos viendo eso dia adia
no fiacemos algo.
DESFILE MUSICAL LATINO busca y segira buscando la forma de Poner un
remedio a esto, ya se ha
consegido algo si algo que tal
vez el manana sea muy
importante para todos los que
aqui Vivimos Este algo es LA
PfÊNSA LATINA.
La Politica
Ha y ya D.M.L. Planeaba
algo que se demostro fue todo
un exito presentar epectaculos dignos de esta gran capital
del entretenimiento. algo digno del publico latino a si como
la gran caravana que presento
D.M.L. el pasdo mes de mayo
lo mejor en el ambiente
Latino VICENTE, FERNANDEZ MARCO ANTONIOT
MUNI2 IMELDA MILLER
por Larry Luna
YOLANDA DEL RIO EL
MEJOR MARIACHI
DEL
Hace unas cuantas noches
MUNDO AL MAESTRO
CHUCHO FERRER Y SU que salimob a cenar con unos
ORQUESTA, todo esto que amigos a un Restaurante
fue todo un espectaculo lo "Mexicano" y disfrutamos no
presento D.M.L. presento lo so'o del ambiente,servicio,
mejor de la musica de TEXAS vino y comida sino de la
SUNNY OSUNA Y LATIN conversacion animada que
BREED, y desafortunada- resulto. La conversacion se
mente D.M.L. acaba de darse concentre en el nombre de
cuenta que no le sera posible controversia
del mismo
presentar el Lunes 25 de Hestaurante: iJandido's. Uno
agosto nada menos que a de los duenos Jose, atento de
otros delos grandes de la defender su posicion y justifimusica de america "PEREZ car sus razones de seleccionar
un nombre que ha sido a
PRDO Y SU ORQUESTA."'
Mas delante les daremos veces criticado por ser deuna explicasion al respecto gradante y uno que denigra la
DESFILE MUSICAL LATINO comunidad Mexicana. Jose
NEGOCIO por mucho tiempo tomo la posicion de que el
nombre era muy comercial,
con la emisora K.V.O.V.
demandaba
la atencion, y
desfile musical latino pago ha
esa emisora por lo menos un ademas atraia el negoc'C.
En ese tenia razon porque
promedio de $65,000. Si
sesenta y cinco mil dollares, todas las sillas estaban ecuen el termino que duro desfile padas por clientes. Me acorde
que Frito'Bandido era igualmusical l«tino.
Si mis queridos lectores mente un gran exito comerD.M.L. paso dias negros para cial.
? Que le pasaria almalvado?
sostenerse, en el, aire tambien tut>o dias en que se pudo
Jose Continue que
sonreir que la verdad de estos
no
pensaba cambiar el nomfueron muy pocos.
Pero eso que importa de bre y hasta se cambiaria su
propio apellido, si seria
cual quier forma o en cual
necesario,
a Bandido [Sr.
quier parte ay que luchar pero
Jose
Bandido]
y naturalmente
es triste perder algo por lo
es
su
prerrogatlva,
no? Pues
que se ha luchado por tantas y
tantas horas pero lo mas triste al terminar la cena, me
es perder con los que uno ere sorprendio el mozo con la
que estan de si* lado cuando cuenta. Como Fernando, el
usted piensa que. por lo otro dueno, me habia invitado
menos le van apreguntar que a cenar mas antes, no lo
paso nesesitas una alluda tu esperaba. Me ocurrio entenme has alludado. Tal ves a mi ces, que el nombre Bandido's
no pero se que otros si es esta no era improbable, o facii que
la rason por la cual este Jose y Fernando ya no se
ARTICULO CARTAS AL ED- Ihablaban.
De todos modos, si usted
ITOR LO escribe su amigo.
quiere
agradar a su familia
Tal parece como digo mi tio
PANCHO nomas le di de con una cena magnified en un
Restaurante de ambiente, con
comer al burro y se me largo
precios
razonables, llevela a
con todo y mecate.
Jose's,
al
cabo ? Que hay en
Bien mis amigos que le
un
nombre?
hemos de hacer tendran que
Hasta entences
conformarse con lo que aiga
ASI como espectaculos de
poca calidad. Y que les sigan
diciendo que el dia de
manana
se va acabar el
mundo si no votan por sutano
0 mangano amigos la rason
que se derrumbara D.M.L.
fue que tratamos siempre de
hacer un programa comercial
ciento por ciento.
Y naturalmente de decir la
pura verdad, la caida de
D.M.L. se deve mas que a lo
economico a la politica latina
local la cual nuncia marcho y
como digo don TEOFILITO ni
marchara, con los ideales de
D.M.L.
HA pero no crea usted que
va con esto ya estuvo no senor
desfile musical latino seguira
su ruta sin final tai vez nasta
lograr su obgetivo. Aunque
ya las malas lenguas nos en la espalda hasta que se nos
metieron y nos sacaron de las canse el caballo y para eso
carceles. A los que dirigimos nos falta mucho, pero mienlos destines de D.M.L.
tras tanto piense un poco y no
Puro cuentc a la carcel ni se confie demasiado por que
de visita hemos ido Ha Y, ya ve lo que le paso a D.M.L.
como digo don TBOF.ILITCJ
AMIGOS SE MEASE QUE
mis amigos de una forma o SI NOS VEMOS LA PROXotra segteremos con el tarnIMA SEMANA.
biache
Cuatro de los ocho jueces
designados ayer por el gobernador de California Edmund
G. Brown Jr.,
para las
ciudadesde Los Angeles, San
Diego. Fresno y Riverside,
cuatro son de origen mexicano.
RICHARD A. IBANEZ
Norma Lazoreno y Cornelio Reyno entregan
0 Felipe De Jesus un Trofeo
Lo Mejor Del Ultimo
Show En El Million Dollar De L.A.
Dos de las mas ronoridas y cotizadas fiûras del ambiente
artistico mexicano. NORM.A L.\Z.\FK\0 Y ( ORNELIO
RFVN'.V, haren la entrega de un valioso trofeo a la nueva
figura y revelacion de la rancion ranchera FELIPK DK
JFSl'S, quien tuvo una actuacion sorprendente y fantastica
en su ultima presentacion "en el Million Dollar de Los
.Vngeles, California." FELIPK DE JESl'S se perfila como uno
de los grandes interpretes de la cancion Folklorica mexicana.
Con Los Cueros Al Sol
Por Luis BonillaC.
Como estan amables lectores, esta es una edicion mas
de su periodicoquincenal "La
Prensa Latina". la cual gracias a su apoyo y tambien al
respaldo moral y economico
de casas comerciales de esta
localidad nos es posible
seguir adelante. Agotando el
ultimo recurso, siempre y
cuando vuestro apoyo vaya
por delante nosotros
los
que conformamos La Prensa
Latina" y Desfile Musical
Latino, estaremos dispuestos
a ofrecer nuestro mejor
trabajo para el bienestar de
esta Comunidad, la cual viene
a ser nuestra meta e ideal.
Ayudar en lo que humanamenle nos sea posible y
brindar un mejor servicio de
comunicacion han sido los
propositos que llevamos en
mente.
Somos quienes no nos
fijamos en credo, nacionalidad 0 ideales. Somos quienes
dejandonos de envidias y
egoismos vamos adelante,
derribando obstaculos que
parecian inaccecibles.
Creemos que el publico de
corazon noble y limpio, si
comprende los que por ellos
hacemos. No somos perfectos, ni nadie en este mundo es
perfecto. Si
existiese el
perfeccionismo, no tendria
razon esta vida, ya que no
hubiese motive para luchar.
Desde que llegue a esta, he
sabido admirar la lucha y
valor que un hombre a puesto
para hacer algo por los
Latinos.
Un hombre con deseos de
luchar, con todos y contra
todos. para tra tar de ser
perfecto, ya que ei cree, que
en la vida tratar de ser algo,
es la razon por la que los
humanos vivimos.
Poco a poco a ido surgiendo
en un campo que no era suyo.
Poco a poco su lucha a ido
dando sus frutos y sus
amarguras. Poco a poco sus
ideales van convirtiendose en
realidad. Poco a poco lo que
era un sueno, hace 4 anos.
hoy ya va siendo una realidad
punzante para otros que han
visto no con buenos ojos su
forma de trabajar. Son varios
los hombres de buenos sentimientos que han tratodo de
hacer algo por los Latinos,
pero que, sus suenos, esperanzas. ideales los han visto
truncados por algo que todos
llevamos, pero que algunos lo
llevan muy cimentado: El
Egoismo.
Gente que bien las puedo
definir como unos buitres, los
cuales estan esperando que
su victima o victimas den el
menor tropiezo para atacar. y
hacer su festin. No los culpo
ya que esa es su forma de ser
y su forma de atacar.
Gente que quiere aprovechar lo que otros han hecho,
con base de su propio
esfuerzo. sacriflcio, dedicacion y especialmente deseo de
servir, para poder asik salir
avantes sin el menor riesgo o
esfuerzo. Quien no ha hablado, ya sea aceptando o
criticando, lo que "aquel"
con su esfuerzo y sacrificio a
llegado a hacer?
El ha sido el "Pionero" del
servicio y comunicacion para
la Comunidad Latina de este
Valle, el ha sabido llenar,
bien o mal, los medios mas
necesarios para comunicarnos
Todos los jueces son democratas.
Brown Jr. elevo a cuatro a
la Corte Superior, hallandose
entre estos el licenciado y
Juez de la Corte Municipal
Philip M. Newman, de madre
mexicana y el mismo native
de Mexico: el licenciado
Richard A. Ibanez, presidente
del Consejo Directive de
MALDEF [Mexican American
Legal Defense and Educational Fund], Armando O.
Rodriguez, fue nombrado
Juez de la Corte Municipal de
Fresno, y Raul Rosado, a la
Corte Municipal de San
Diego.
Para los angetinos los mas
conocidos son los licenciados
Philip Newman y Richard A.
Ibanez. Ambos han activado
en la comunidad mexicoamericana desde hace muchos anos. El juez Newman
preside el Comite de la
Alcaldia para la Celebracion
de las Fiestas Patrias y se ha
distinguido asimismo por su
labor en las actividades de las
agrupaciones mexicanas y
mexicoamericanas de mas
prestigio en la vasta colonia.
El licenciado Ibanez fue el
unico de los designados ayer
por el gobernador, a la Corte
Superior, que no ocupaba ya
un puesto como juez municipal.
El juez Newman era, ademas, al ser elevado a su
nuevo puesto en la Corte
Superior, juez presidente de
la Corte Municipal, desde
donde ha patrocinado mejoras
para el sistema de jurados a
fin de dar la oportunidad de
servir en posiciones de jurado
a muchos que por razones
economicas han tenido que
rehusar dicho importante servicio^
NOTA: TODOS LOS ARTICULOS QUE APARECEN EN
"LA PRENSA LATINA",
SON DE
RESPONSABILIDAD DEL AUTOR.
entre nosotros.
Siempre he admirado y
siempre he estado con aquellos 0 aquel que, ha demostrado sacrificio y deseo de servir.
Lo que mas he odiado,
aborrec ido y desechado es la
mascara de la hipocresia que
muchos la llevan con mucha
Sana, pero por mas que la
esconden siempre sale a
relucir sus propositos daninos.
No se puede tratar de
destruir lo que ha costado
CONTINUA PAG IN A NO. 2
»
MartM It De Ago«iA, 1975
TOPICOS DEPORTIVOS
Por Antonio Camnn
Una vez mas con
ustedes para comrn
tarles los incidentes de
la pclea entre el aun
Carapeon Welter Mantequilla Napoles y su
reta - dor Armando
Muniz
Una vez mat, Muniz fra
caso en su intento por
arri'batarle el
cam
peonato al ya viejito
Napoles, poro este como
los bucnos vinos a
demostrado su clase y
categoriaydc pasoledio
8 Muniz una catella dc
box, el fallido aspirante
al campeonatn mundial
welter siempre se habia
ufandado de su resiten
cia Sinoeramente no se
- creia que fuese capaz
dc asimilar tantocastigo
inclusive enlos - pronosticos se hacia favonto al
aun campt»on
Sin embargo dcntro
dels victoria, una vie
tnria Clara y sin alguna
duda, se ve que el factor
tiempo esta mormando
las faculta des del cam
peon, sin embargo el
Mantecas aun se puede
conservarenel tronode
los welters porque tiene
la
sapiencia.
la
experiencia,
la
habilidad y el talento y
las armas para acabar a
un punado de rctadores
que la verdad, no se distinguen gran cosa y que
- en anos no Icjanos
hubiera sido un crimen
haherlos enfrentado con
el campeon
Weiss, en sus
declaraciones dijo Kl
mejor publicn para
boxeo que he visto es el
le Mexico, Mento que
Mando no haya pre^
lonadolosufirientepara
evitar que Mantequilla
sacara partido de su
mejor tecnica, de todas
maneras peleo como
todo un gran retador y
bu.scari'moR otra oportunidad para disputar el
campeomato, expreso el
apoderado dc Armando
Muniz.
KITBOL EN MEXICO
El tHjuipo de la I'niver
sidad de Guadalajara
vencio
al
equipo
America por cuatro
eolcs .1 cero y asi se col
oco de lider en el torneo
dc la copa Mexico junto
con el otro equipo dc la
Universidad Nacional
Autonoma de Mexico.
Nada favorable las
c runic as al Equipo
Union de Curlidores de Leon Guanajuato,
pues este equipo se
encuentra realizando
una serie departidos
por ("entro America
jugando actualmente en
Costa Rua y la prensa
Tica lo califica como el
equipo mas malo que
ha jugado en San Jose,
finalmente comentaron
que los mexicanos esta
blecieron un record al
no anotar un gol en 180
minutos
Btx"hornoso caso en el
ostadio de Tornto.
VIC
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Im
Barhara Market P
CROQl ETAS. EMPANAD.XS, FRITAS.
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TODO LO Qi E I s: KD DEPARTAMENTO
NECESITE
DE CARNE Y
ENBODAS BAITIZOR. PESCADERIA
ClMPlJiANOS Y ADEMLAS ' LE OFMXE LOS SI PER STARS
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ABRIMOS TODOS LOS DL\S
DE » 00 A 7:00
Ontario, en el jue qo que
celebraron el equipo
Monterreyde Mexicoyel
equipo Aquilas Blanoas
de Canada pues s« ûcito
tremendo e.scandalo en
el cual fodos los integ
rantes delequipo Mex
irano fueron agredidos
por la aficion local lo
cual es un hecho que
deja muy mal recomendado a dirha aficion y
con
antecedentes
pesimos pues este pro
ceder lo lo maran en
cuenla la FIFA y demas
clubs de futbol y lo p<'n
saran antes de aceptar
una invitacion para
jugar en dicho lugar
' Jugadores
i>udamericanos invaden
el FntHot Fitpnnni
El
equipo Corona
logro el contrato del
jugador
Argentino
Cocco, que pertenece al
I'nior I>e Santa Fe.dc la
primora division argen
tina supuestamente en
la cantidad de 73 mil
dolares
Tambien los mismos
dirigentes del Coruna
eslan a punto de con
cretar el fichaje del
defensa central de San
L<irezo. Pins, y que hay
un lercer jugador. Marcote, que se desempena
como extremo derecho
del Banfield y que es
oriundo
SANTIAGO DE CHILE
(EFE) Jorge Anas,
mediocampista de con
junto de Magallanes de
la divisionde honor del
(\itbol chileno . fue con
tratado por el Levanle,
de la Tercera division
espanola. - el pase del
jugador andino costo fi
mil dolres.
ALICANTE. Espana
(AFP). El fulbolisla
argentino Jeronimo Saccardi llegohoy«qui para
incormporariH? a la plantilladel Herculesdeesta
ciudad alicantina
Saccardi tiene 24 anos
y procede del Ferrocarril Ooste
Y volviendo al box Kid
Rapidez ex manager del
campeon mundial de
peso welter Mantequilla
Napoles hiso
hijo
declaraciones
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CllDAR LOS PIES DE SIS NINOS ES NUESfRO NEGOCIO SI UD.
TIENE PROBLEMAS CON LOS PIES, DE SUS NINOS VISITENOS.
NOSOTROS LE RtSOLVEMOS SU PROBLEMA YA SEA NORMAL
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Cuarta Paelna
Orocion De Un Podre
por Enrique R»yr» C.
Dame, oh Senor. un
hijo que sea le baslanto
fuerte para saber
cuandoes debil. y lo has
tante valeroso para
enf rent arse consigo
mismo cuando sienta
miedo, un hijo qiu' sea
orgulloso e inilexible en
la derrota honrada, y
humilde y magnanimn
en la victoria
Dame un hijo que
nunca doble la espalda
cuando debe erguir el
p^ho, un, hijo que .sepa
conocerse a si mismo
que es la piedra fund;*
mental de todo (on
ooimiento
Conducelo te lo ruego.
no porel caminocomodo
y facil, sino por el
camino
aspero,
aguijoneado por las
dificultades y los ntos
Alli dejale aprender :t
sdstenerse firme vn i.i
tempestad y a sent ir
compasinn por los que
fallan
Dame un Mijo cuyo
corazon sea daro. cuyos
ideales sean altos, un
hijo que s»' domine a si
mismo
antes
que
aprenda a dominar a los
demas
I'n hijo que aprenda a
reir pero que tambien
sepa llorar, u hijo que
avance hacia el futuro
pero que nunca olvide el
pasado
Vdespuesque le hayas
dado todo eso, agregale,
l«' lo suplico, suncientc
s»'ntido de biien humor,
de modo qu» piieda ser
siempre seno pero que
no se tome a si mismo
demasiado en serio
Dale humanidad para
que pueda recordar
^lempre la sencillez de
la verdadera grandeza
la imparcialidad de la
verdadera sabiduna. la
mansedumbre de la ver
dadcra fuer/a
Knlonct'S. yo su padre
me atrevere a mur
niur.ir No he v ixuio m
\an<i
Programa Paro Los Emigrantes
Y Agricultores
En Nevada
Este Programa sera
conocido como ' Mig
ratory and Seasonal Farmuorker
Program.
(Programa Para Los
Emigrantes V Agricultores) e In cIu1r a los
siguientes componentes
Salon dc
Entrenamiento en el
Trabajo, Experiencia en
el Trabajo.
Referimiento a los Serviciosde Soportamiento.
Servicios
de
.Nut
rimiento, Cuidado de
Ninos,
Scrvicios
Medicos para la salud.
Referimiento a los Servicios de CETA^'tTitulo I
y Titulo U y srr%icios de
asistencia Tecnica por
medio de la Oficina del
Estado.
La gentc que obtendra
esta clase de servicios
explosivas en contra del
pugilista mencionado lo
menos que dijo el Kid es
que Napoles esta en
peligro de quedar ciego,
yotrastantas-cosasque
jamas cuando el hera el
manager del campeon
habia declarado. quiza
la opinion de Kid
Rapidez habria tenido
valor SI la hubiese
expresado cuando formaba parte del equipo
que dirige al - campeon
del mundo. pero ahora
cuando esta separado
del grupo sus palabras
parecen
destilar
despecho y amarguara
CLARO que el cam
peon no paso p>or alto lo
que declaro el Kid - y
ayer replico que Kid ya
no tiene que ver nada
con el y lo unico que el
Kid tiene que hacer es
cuidar de sus pocos
paleadores que • tiene
Y hasta la proxima si
Dios nos lo permite.
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la rcsidencia be la Sra.
Arrcndondo, Dondv Todo
sucedc fti a(>osto, M.'Ile\(>
a cabo liuvia de regaloh \
"comadreo", para feslejar a la Sra. Buslatnanle.
A esta reunion acudieron \ arias \ mu> conocida>> damas de nuef>tra
sociedad hispana. Entre
ellas pudimos saiudar >
a.si poder ctimadrear un
pocfl ron la.s simpaticah
comadres:
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t]\anKelina (iariia, So«-<>rn> Casiro, Rosa CaMni.
I >ndia Re>es, Rosa Hat a.
Maria Martim/, lenda
Martinez, Re>cs AnhuIota.
Regalitos \ parabienes
de acuerdo con la orarion,
aiii romo el i-nmadreo,
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g^jESS
jl!''!"'! Jl
sudor, sacrlficio y esperanza
con habladurias mal tundamentadas, las cuales ponen
en duda la honorabilidad dc
los acusados.
Esas acusaciones, mentiras
y falsedades que se lian hecho
rodar fuoron tan/adas pof
temor o per que en realidad
estaban con sus bases bien
sentadas?
Yo croo que do fundamento
no tienen ni un a pizca, ya que
si asi fuesc no me atreviese a
lanzarlo abierta y crudamente
por este intermedio, pero lo
que si se, en un 99.9 es que
salieron por temor. envidia,
resenlimiento. y mas que
todo aprovechando la circunstancia.
Por que acudir por aqui,
alia y aculla, como unas
comadres de vecindad, con
sus mentiras, embustes y
falsedades a la gente? Creen
que con mentiras lograran
conseguir lo que otros consiguieron con trabajo y limpiamente. La lengua muchas
veces quizas, es la mas
segura para guardar un
secrete, pero a muchos esta
las traiciona ya que la sueltan
mas de lo debido
Por que me voy a hacer a
un bando del que se que son
mis enemiqos? LO HAGO
A
El pa.sado \t de agosin
en la residencia del Sr. >
la Sra. Arrendondo del
210 Nebraska St.
en
Henderson, Ne%ada, se
lieM) a cabo una animada
(esta familiar, celebrandn
asi doce anos de feli/
eitistencia de
Michela
Arrendondo. La simpatica
% alegre fiesta familiar, en
la que se quebro la
tradirional pinata; >., naturalmente los invitados
sabori'aron ricos platillos
de la comida Mexicana,
asi como variados cocktails \ reierescos.
Entre la comida habia
algo exquisito: "tamales"
dc came, dc cwo, dc fresa
de pina para la nina, he
inflnidad de antnjitos.
Conoiidas familas de la
ciudad de Henderson, se
dieron cita al cumpieanos
de Michela. Entre elios
pudimos saludar a las
ir
>NDO
siguientes personaS
Manuel Sanchez > familia, Jose Rodriguez >
familia, Marshall Maeslas
> familia, Bcnn> Agua\n >
familia, Juan Busiamente
> familia, Sra. I upe Rangel, ENangelina Garcia,
Sr. Esther Gonzalez, Sra.
Elsa Gonzalez, Ert»d Pilon
> familia, Adolfo Meza >
familia, Jose Gailegos >
familia, Eamilia Castro,
James Arredondo \ familia, .Albert Archulela >
familia, Eamilia KelK,
Eamilia Sandosal, Srta.
Victoria Sanchez, Sria.
Dann> Pearson, Sra. Lugardita Parker.
Todas estas persona
lleâro^ sus meJon*s deseos para la agasajada:
Michela Arredondo. Regains, sorprvsa, parabienes
> lo mejor de la \ ida, la
vida misma lloxieron por
todos los lados para Michela. Eelicidades
PETROLEO
CALIE
Mexico,
EN
BAJA
D.F.,
.-El matutino
El Cnivcrsal Inform© bo>
que Baja California es una
zona con >acimientos de
pctroleo mas ricos que k>s
del sureste.
En la %ida que lle\an el
Sr. % la Sra. Arr\>di»ndo
han Hucedido cosiis mtis
importanics \ cMranrdinarias, todas ellas en el
mes de a)>iist(i. Lo cr«'e
listed? He aqui alfjunrts
dudos inlercsantes:
En el anode IQSHel dia
"* de ajjoslo se rnnncieron
el Sr. \ la Sra. Arren<lo en
la ciudad de San .Antonio,
Texas.
\ est e 7 de aj'o>io
surfîo entre CNias dos
personas la chispa del
amor. Pent lo mas boniio
es esto, que el dia •) <!«•
aôsio de I'^SQ i-n la
ciudad dc diiadalajara,
Jalisco, Mexio), unieron
sus \idas para que todo lo
mas importanle succdiera
en este mes de agosto.
Eelizemente pasaban
los anos > su llegada el
axe picuda anuncio, dejando en aquci feliz hof;ar
una preciosa nena la cual
Ilex a
por
nombre
Michela,
pero
lo
mas curioso es que este
precioso regalo nacio el
dia 1ft de agosto de 196.1.
Para el colmo de esta
coincidencia, el dia 26 de
agosto de 1%2 el mairimonio decidio adquirir la
ca*a en que actualmente
radican. \ por si fuera
poco la terminaron de
paâr el 28 de agosto de
1971.
Pero todaxia ha> ma.s.
El dia 23 de agosto
establcco el feliz malrimonio su residencia en la
ciudad de HenderM^n,
Nexada.
Y para alix iar su curiosjdad la Senora
Maria
Arrendondo, Nacio un dia
10 de agosto. el ano
...quien sabe.
Ah: Y pedro tambi<>n
nacio un dia primero de
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Telefono S84-2747
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agosto. El ano ... quizas la
mas rvciente i-oncideniia
cs la que le suctKtio al Sr.
\rrendondo: LI dia 2 dc
agosto dtH presente, el Sr.
Arrendondo cumplio 20
anos dc Irahajar para la
cmprcsa Rexnolds Electrical Engineering Co. Inc.,
la cual le ha olH-quiado al
Sr. Arrendondo un pri-ciov> reloj
Romano
en
Bnmzc, el cual signifua
20 anos de serxicio constanie > puniualidad en su
Irahajo.
sencillez, humildad, lo que
otros no lo han adquirido con
su vanidad y envidia "Desfile
Musicr.! Latino" y La Pronsa
Latina" no han desaparecido
todavia, sus directores todavia andan libre y tranquilamente por la calle, no
tenemos por que escondernos
de las falsedades que nos han
levantado Todavia estamos
con los deseos enormes de
luchar y de servir a esta
comunidad.
No nos han bajado la moral
con sus falsos testimonies
Arrieros somos y en camino
andamos.
Quiero dar mis mas sinceras gracias a todos los
negocios Latinos de la Comunidad que, aunque "no
estamos en el aire" nos
siguen apoyando. Muchas
gracis a todas las personas
que han demos trade su
preocupacion y nos han dado
su ayuda. Para todos un
mi'lon de gracias.
EPILOGO: "Si me quieres
ayudar
yo mi mano te he de dar.
Pero, si con traicion me pagas
eso no lo he de olvidar."
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En 8l poco liempo que llevo
en "Desfile Musical La'ino"
y "La Prensa Latina" he
trabajado francamente y
abiertamente para un mejor
servicio a la comunidad,
dejando a un lado los
intereses personales. Tralare
siempre de seguir brindando
mi ap>oyo y trabajo por ideales
que todavia no mueren ni se
han desecho: "DESFILE MUSICAL LATINO" Y "LA
PRENSA LATINA", y tratare
de siempre poner mi apoyo
moral y corporal para "aquel
pionero". el cual lunchando a
brazo partido con loda adversidad, a surgido de toda csa
nube de envidias, egoismos y
resentimientos de unos pocos. como el ave de Fenix:
orgullosa y altiva
Mi mas prolundo apoyo y
respelo para el Pionero de
"Desfile fûsical Latino" y
"La Prensa Lalina ', al Sr.
Enrique Reyes Cota, el cual
francamente se merece eso ya
que lo ha logrado con su
Por Mera Coincidencia
Todo Sucedio En Agosto
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Las Vegas, Nevada
3«2-W<76
niM-4iUva Latino
Americana
Jesus I ope/
117 No. 4th SI.
Las Veâs, Nevada
3H2-4I0O
Farmers Inwuranee (iroup
(fvorne L. R. Jimenez
ISftO N. Faslern Ave.
Bus. ^4«>-^4.SO
Ren. 452-427K
Children's SIKK- World
Cesar (iaiindo
3661 Maryland Pk*«v.
Las Vegas, Nevada
7.V5.26tW
Saxon's Auto & Marine
.S316 Boulder Hlj4hwa>
Las VeRas, Nevada
4.S1 OlOS
T«»n>'s (iarane & Service
Tonv Kivera
721 So. Main St,
IJJS Venas, Nevada
3«4-2()H0
MFAIC <) LAS VEGAS
INTLKNALIONAL TOl K
SEKVK E HOSE DE
MEXICO
53<M) Paradise Rd.
Las VeRas, Nevada
7.36-2533
Little Mexico Imports
Kamiro (iomcz
441 Nevada llighv«a>
VeRas, Biiulder C itv, Nev ada
293-1191
Sanchez
Las
Aulo ttitdy
Uiu Sanchez
11) O^den I Main I
I as \ CRHs, Nevada
RESTAIKANLS
El Burrilo C ale
Mr. Duron
1<M9 L. I renioni
I as > CRiis, Nevada
385 9461
3M:-2(I34
Santa Biirhura :v1url«et
Israel I oa
I41H K. (hurleston
Las VcRas, Nevada
38.S.<>-<M
la Surpresa Market
llumlu-rto Sanchez
QS3 K. Sahara
Las VcRas, Nevada
73S«>710
El Cholo Restaurant
Richard Gomez
625 las Vegas Blvd. So.
Las Vegas, Nevada
.<82-4273
El S<»mbrero Gale
Jose Aragon
807 South Main
Las Vegas, Nevada
382-92.U
Jaramillo Landscape
& Sprinklers
deorKc Jaramillo
3820 Losee Kd.
las \ CRas, Nevada
3H415S6
Sedillo landscape
Mr. Sedillo
33W> So. Decatur
Las VcRas, Nevada
Ciuadalajara Restaurant
Daniel & Trini Lope/
16<M) N. Las Vegas Blvd.
N. Las Vegas, .Nevada
Chapala
Mexican Restaurant
1815 E. Charleston
Las Vegas. Nevada
.385-9899
876-411(»
ArriaRa's BilinRual
Services
Ada Arriaga
216 So. 7th St. #11
Las VcRas, Nevada
3H2-.S4')7
Viva, /apata's
Camelot Shopping Center
4972-Marvland Park»«a>
Las N'egas Nev.
Tel. 736-66.30
BEAlTV SALONS
El Jess Beautv Salon
Jess & Janice Gomez
510 Las Vegas Blvd. So.
Las VeRas, Nevada
3H4-8647
Nacho's Restaurant
Ignacio Palomares
2105 No. Decatur Blvd.
Las Vegas, Nevada
648-9854
Anitas Beauty Salon
416 Hoover St.
Las VeRas, Nev.
382-.'i587
La Casita Restaurant
3021 E. Charleston Blvd.
Las Vegas, Nev.
Barln-r
385-1822
BARBKRS
Caesar's Palace
Shop
Joe Trujillo
Las Vegas, Nevada
734-7403
Bike- World
Jim Martini'/
3661 So. Mar\land Pkw>.
Las Vegas, Nevada
7.3.5-7.551
Alei,
Spanish Tailor
182 Fremont Ave
Las Vegas, Nevada
.^82-7991
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Carloh Mares, Chairman
I (MM) Desert Lane
las Vegas, Nevada
.182-9358
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Vegas
4505 Maryland Pkwy.
Las Vegaft, Nevada
CIKCl LO Cl BANO
Aguslin Mclendez
2069 Vegas Valle* Dr.
las \egas, Nevada
7.U-2902
Operation SER CETA
nil las Vegas Blvd. So.
Las N'egas, Nevada
.^85-3876
.385-.^871
Lake Mead BaH>er Shop
Ramon Flores
830 Lake Mead Dr.
Henderson, Nevada
564-2079
^
COinpra VOSQ
Castro Acepta Una Invitacion De
Echeverria Para Ir A Mexico
MEXICO. D F. 18 de
agostodlPI) —El primer
ministro de Cuba, Fidel
Castro, ha aceptado una
invitacion
del
presidente de Mexico. Luis
Ciaudin Ford
Jim Bri/eno
Las Vegas, Nevada
.385-S.5(M)
Arturo Martinez
Friendly Ford
666 N. Detalur Blvd.
IJIS Vegas, Nev.
870-7221
Nuevo Ataque
Lanza Fidel
Castro A E.U.
MEXICO. D F.. - El
primer ministro cubano
F'Ido 1 Castro, en u n
ataque contra el "im
periali.smn
nor
Nevada A»M>C. of Latin tcamencano"', dijo hoy a
Americans
periodistas mexicanos
N.A.I.A.
en la ciudad de Cien
235 N. Eastern Ave.
fuegos, en Cuba, que
Estados Unidos aun
las Vegas, Nevada
mantiene el bloqueo
.382-61.34
economico contra su
Jo^ eria Ciahriel
narion insular.
Gabriel de Leon
De.spachos
periodis900 E. Karen Ave. Store B
ticos mexicanos proLas Vegas, Nevada
ccdentes de Cienfuegos,
Tel. 732-4(M)|
en la provincia de Las
457-1870
Villas, dan cuenta de ia
Rubv for Flowers
llegada alli del pres808 Las Vegas Blvd. So.
idente mexicano Luis
las Vegas, Nevada
Echeverna.
acom384-9888
panado por Castro, en el
terccr dia de su visita a
Federico Gonsalez
Cuba
Notario y Contador
Durante una conversaPublico
cion
informal con
.Servicio de Inc-ome ta*
periodistas
que siguen
1707 Santa Paula Dr.
el
viaje
del
mandatario
Las Vegas, Nev ada
mexicano, Castro acuso
Tel. 735-5977
_
concretamente al "imperialismo
norEl Cortez Barber Shop
tcamericano"
de
manB> Julian
tener
su
bloqueo
El Cortez Hotel
economico
contra
Cuba
.385-5 2(M)
a
pesar
de
la
reciente
Gunsrookc Shop
reunion de la Organiza1528 E. Fremont
cion de los Estados
'Las Vegas. Nevada
Americanos OEA en San
.384-2747
Jose de Costa Rica
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Amor I)r> ( Kantrs
Salvador Amor
2^S No. KaMirn
Slev«art Shopping Center
las Vegas, Nevada
.385-5495
El CirCUlO Cubano E"
reunion
Estados Unidos se unio
aotrasl5nacionesdela
En
reunion
general
realizada el viemes proximo pa.sado en las oficinas
del Circulo Cubano, Paradise Rd. y Tropicana Ave.
a las 7 de la noche, sc
acordo dlflnitivamentc en
la compra de la casa y
terrene que dara asiento
al future local propio de
laCasaClub.
De esta forma el sonado
deseo de este abnegado
BOGOTA,
(UPI) — Los mas famosos
brujos del mundo estan
en camino Pero no hay
porque inquietarse, se
trasladan hacia esta capital para su reunion
"cumbre" de cuatro dias
a partir del domingo
Aluunos de ellos ya
estan aqui "Nos adelan
tamo.s para realizar las
pr.icticas de rigor,
porque en la brujena no
Coras Nuevas
En Nuestro
Colonio Latina
Kl Joven matrimono que
forman Lorenzo y Petra
llerrera. I.os cunles han
fijado su residencia en
esle progreslvo centra
turistico De el sur de
Nevada Las Veuas.
Ksie feliz matrimono el
cual tiene .^ preciosos
chiquitines han venido a
esta ciudad con la targeta
de "especialisias" en la
fahricasion del tan llevado
y traido "Mexican Taco"
pues vien esta es solo la
precentacion Haora vamos
a ver, el diploma se les ha
otoragdo dicho diploma en
La Purisima Tepehuanes
Durango Me\ic«i de donde
son oriundos Lorenzo y
Petra Merrera los que
como buenos y ospitalarlos Dtiran(>enses lo inviian
a us y toda la colonia
latina a su nuevo restaurant el cual lleva por
noinbre "Mexico Lindo"
esle nuevo negocin esta
para !>ervirle aud, en el
numero 5(MM) del Boulder
Hwy. y Nellis Blvd abierto
los 7 dias dc la semana de
las 11 de manana asta las
10 dc la noche.
COSTUME
TwItfoM 3«4-13e4
Se olquilon y venden toda close de
Tuxedos en diferentes colores y disenos.
CorbotiiMS 'Comisos' Fojos poro Tuxedo
Un complete surtido tento on colores
como en tomolibs.
(/
Newton y Nancy Baker eston listos
para servirle en:
WILLIAMS COSTUME CO. ^^ ^ .1
1226 S. Brd St. ot 2 cwodras ol sur de to Avenido CborlMtMi, M
Us Vtgat. Para ciral4)uier informocioii pvede
citor
lloMondo ot telefoM 384-1384.
"DR.
FRANSISCO DUCASSI //
EL DOCTOR DE LA FA.MIUA LATINA
EN LAS VEGAS, ESPECIAUSTA EN
NINOS Y PRACTICA GENERAL •_
CONSULT AS TOTALMENTE EN ESPANOL.
Contultorio No. 7
Horas De Consnita
9 a.m. to 12 a.in. 1 p-m. to 5 p.m.
Diariament«
1401 E Lake Mead Blvd.
North Las Vegas. Nev.
se tntormo que Castro
definitivamente eSimino
la posibiiidad de que la
visita tenga lugar este
ano.
Echeverria arribo a la
Mos Famosos Brujos Del Mundo
WILLIAMS
1226 S. 3r^ St. L« V««os
Echeverria. para visitar
este pats, el ano pro
ximo. segun dicen
despachos noticiosos
En
un despacho
emitldo en ' a Habana,
Convergen Sobre Bogota Los
QEA para aprobar una
conclusion de facto a las
Tommy's Casino
sanciones impuestas en
Jose "Pepe" Sarut
1954 por la Organizacion
contra el gobierno de
Las Vegas, Nevada
Castro.
735-2389
Castro dijo a los
Commercial Center
periodistas mexicanos
Tropicana
Shoe
Repair
Barber Shop
que
el
bloqueo
Nico Fernandez
Bones Garcia
Lorenzo y Petra dicen
estadunidense
es tam4813 Paradise Road
953 E. Sahara
bien "un factor en la permitanos serviries solo
Las Vegas, Nevada
Las Vegas, Nevada
una vez y
despules
desintegrac
ion
736-9948
735-9277
ahlamos
y
deceandoles
de
la
(economica)
grupo latino se va cristall- America Latina", segun para biencs y muchu exito
de despiden diciendo asi
locales los despachos.
PEGGY STEVENS zado. ..NumeroM.s
RON CAMPBELL
.
.
,^
Refiriendose a su vis- Para Comer Bien Solo Ay
han sido mspeccionados ..,.,_.
,
,._
. . , .
~ ,
itante, Castro lo califico Dos Lugares Su Casa, Ye
pero
la
decision
flnal
accra
MECANOGR.\FA
gran El
.
•
III
como
"un
Restaruant
Mexico
de cual cs el local que
PROFESIONAL
dirigente" y dijo que su Lindo DcMle i\lexico A Las
SERVICIO COMPLETO DE COPIA DE RESUMES! mejor serira a los fines del
viaje a Cuba no solo Vegas Ya Llegaron Y Se
CONTABIUDAD
club, esU aun por dcciDICTADOS DE
robustecera
las Quedan Sus Amigos Que
PARA CLAL Ql'IER CLASE
dirse.
ClALQUIER
relaciones bilaterales Cosinan Guisados Y GolDE NE(H)CIO.
Otra de las decidiones
ESFECIAUDAD.
entre los dos paises, sino
osinas Para Comida CasPHONE: 735-5815
adopladas
por socios y
PHONE: 734-2505
tambien la solidaridad
era Lorenzo Y Petrita
miembros de la comlsion latinoamericana en
Herrera.
directiva fue la dc emitir gpneral
Bonos a un valor de $25
Porotraparte.expreso
cada uno para venta entre qê era probable que su
OFICINAS: 1711 Santa Paula Dr. Suite B.
los socios a fin de ayudar a visita del ano proximo a
Las Vegas, Nevada. 89104
I los fondos del club para Mexico, invitado por
esta costosa transacclon. Echeverria, tenga lugar
en marzo, para que coincida con el aniversario
de la expropiacion mexicana de companies petroleras extranjeras
ocurrida en 1938
rJû
I j Prcnsa I allna
Tel. Consultorio M»-23S4
Casa
458-3364
se puede dejar nada al
azar", segun manifesta
ron a la prensa
Los organizadores del
Primer Congreso Mun
dial de Brujena calru
lanen2,0(K)el numero de
sus practicanles que
concurriran a la cita de
Bogota. "Todo esta listo
y creemos ele vento .sera
de un exito barbaro",
agrgaron
La mayoria de los
bruJo.^ apt-njs vienen en
camino, en modernisijos
aviones y no montados
en escohascomo pueden
creer muchos. dijo el
presidente del congreso
.Simon Gonzalez
Al tiempo que sus
organizaf>dres previ-en
"resultados positivos
para la humanidad", han
comenzado a cundir las
criticas La Iglesia
Catolica Colombiana
condeno ayer el certa
men y dijo que era "un
retroceso cultural con
graves consecuencias
para la salud mental del
pueblo".
Kl congreso es un grito
de aierta, un llamado
amoroso para que e!
hombre sea mas humilde
y mas con.sciente de su
mision sobre la tierra'.
indico Gonzalez
"Se trabajara con
energias positivas que
sirvan para t'.stablecer
una mas perfecta com
unicacion del hombre
con la naturaleza. con
las cosas mas sublimes
de la creacion". agrego
DIJO Gonzalez que
uno no puede cerrars4'
a lo dcsconocido cuando
ni siquiera es capaz de
abnrse a lo conocido '
Paralelamente con el
congrt'so se levantara
una gigantesca feria en
ia (]ue el publico en
general podra visitar a
adivinadores del prove
nir, a lectores de bolas
de crislal, y a vendedores de hierbas y
pocimas magicas contra
cualquier
cosa,
incluyendo la impoten
cia sexual
capital cubana ayer, en
su ultima escala de una
gira mund lal de seis
semanas en que viajo a
14 naciones .Su regreso
a Mexico esta programado para el
i^,iir>.
Se cree que Castro
dcompane a Echeverria
y su comitiva en una gira
parcial de Cuba, antes
de que el presidente
mexicano vuele hacia su
patia
Fidel Castro afirmo
que el Tercer Mundo no
debe tratar de alcanzar
undesarrollo economico
similar al de las
naciones
industnalizadas
"Sena tratar d e
1 m p 1 a n t a r e s (i u e m a s
sonale.sque hanentrado
en banrarrota y reaCir
mar las desiguaidades',
dijo (astro ayer en La
Habana a! presidente
Echeverria. segun la
agencia noliciosa mexicana Notimcx
La agenria dijo que
Echeverria secundo los
punt OS de vista del
primer ministro cubano
"IN// IS
lift //#»#»! #T I IT. I,4IS I «-fi(I.S
Priucas-Peinados-Pestanas
Pedicures-Permanentes
Tintura del cabelloCortes de pelo
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MAarr
PARA SDIVIRUS...
SfRVKK) Y AHNCION EN SU IDIOMA
Abierto 5 dias a la semana. Cerrado (<
los Domingos y Lunes.
Haga su cita, para cualquier trabô
llamando al tele fono No. 382-5S87.
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Henderson Home News Henderson. Nevada
fton
Page 11
Tuesday. Abgust 26.-1*75
The Story Of The Jejunoileal Byposs Surgery ..
of
By Pat Thoni.s
aft told (o
est there is among "morbidly (*'•
Teddy Fcnton
the
(C ' people about
»••; .^B5
nhii-h
t>pi>ratinn
iiHrfH'
food
to
patient
MI
desires.
Pat
it
when
she
BiarHcd
in
all
began
l«*.S3.
rhildbearing
he
In
years
ISO lbs. Ibis week but the llie •ables filled and
to
re-educate
their
lever!
eat
spinach,
it
Tal
really Ivars her up. Bettie
her
found it
there
happy note. Pal weighed waitress when she sees all
onlv
eating hahlts. Pat cannol
For
Thorns
VegaK.
ly, for instance, they have
had
rUc rould the vilai inter-
Las
rhecks ihem verv careful-
she
picture our readers knows she is going lo have
an
are to see Is the one before
unhappy
situaliitn
the surgery. Next week we
wben almoitt .'^(Ml
have a surprisi-!
flab s(|uee/es into a booth
for tb4-
noH. how do you suppose
built
lo eat
Pat felt when one dav one
periMm. All "fatties" are
The flntt
of her children came home
used to Ihe lai k of respect
90 day* arc terrible. The
poMiihie
most pny thing.
for a
lbs. of
normal si/cd
After our
stor>
last
week, Pat Thorns of 604
bypass 17 or more feet of
were 4 children bom and
after having a fight f>n ih.-
the\ run into in a hundred
Ave. C received
27 calls
intestine. No intestine Is
her weight shot up alarm
dn-aded diarrhea is every
school
different vtavs. So what is
Henderson, 9 from
removed from the body, it
ingly to not far below 30<)
bit i,s nad
vimeone
Boulder City, 14 from l^s
is merely fastened to the
lbs.
Vegas, and 4 from N. Las
back
junoileal Bypass Surgery"
bypass
Vegas, proving as nothing
can
she is back to the weight
procedure
she
surgeon take a tiny
from
and
be
the
operation
undone
if
the
Now
after the
carried
\
"Je-
when
warning.
she
jf>
married Tal Thorns almost
2.S years ago.
FEDERAL FUNDS
AVAILABLE
FOR INSULATION
If only we can clarify for
our
readers
that
this
surgery just won't do for
c\eryone.
Due to the receipt of funds from the
Economic Opportunity Board, hard pressed
citiiens of this city may now qualify to participate in a program designed to reduce their
heating and cooling bills, .^n all-out effort is
now underway to assist senior citiiens and
below average wage earners in taking advantage of this plan.
Being aware that an insulated structure
does well to conserve on the consuption of elec-
It
is
hard
to
relate that for some indiNiduals they are not mentall> al>le to carry on after
the surgery and may
into
a
deep
fall
depression.
Olhers are so olM'se that
ilu' operation is loo much
erials. including \aluahle
of a medical risk for there
proieins
are
ates,
"dangerous"
side
and
are
curi>oh\dr-
not
passi\el\
alfe«'ts such as infections
al)sorlH-d
federally-funded Henderson Community
and
ienl's system. "The quoic
Development Project to upgrade the quality
proltlcms
of many existing homes by installing insula-
cal derangements of \ar\-
trical and gas ent-rgy. it is the intent of the
(ilher
tion. The process is relatively simple and
ing
causes very little disruption to the occupants.
systems
It is. therefore, imperative that all qualified
posliiperalixe
plus
severity
urinary
biochemi-
to
the
imbalance,
due
or
home owners who want to cut down on their
nes, possibly li\er failure,
too
before the weather changes. The fee for
and perhaps not the most
often
irreversible.,
insulating is easy on the picketbook - - • NO
dangerous
but
CHARGE.
the
annoying
Apply today i n Room No. 5. St. Peter's Center,
or call 565-6565.
most
persislanl diarrhea caused
psychiatrist
and
go
a
last
ditch
is
noi
a
nperatiim."
s<|uee/ing into a binilh like v>n.
Pal
said
the
Thorns
it
is
a
patient
can
e rat ion" and after reading
know nbal il is like to g<i
the entire
to a fine
scraplxHtk my
own consensus vtiiuld be
"only
the
brave
need
phlebitis,
and
pulmonary
problems.
and
multiple
M-
sometimes
for the rest of a patients
In
spite
of
dire
warnings the surgery ha.s
been
performed
for
25
of
a
con\er-
(MkWM
f^m
LABOR
DAY
a.
OPEN 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M.
CUT YOUR OWN LACE
1' PER YARD
i LIMIT 50 YDS. PER
i ADULT CUSTOMER!!
POLYESTER
GABARDINE
1ST. QUALITY - FULLBOLTS
COMPLETE .COLOR SELEOION
REG. $4.88
LABOR DAY
$2.88
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON
ANY OF THE ABOVE ITEMSIll
a
No AI4:i4IZ
I XKdl SI » Rl XIK
In Itii I iKhlh Juilii lal II <iii' I
I ourl (If the state ol Nevada
In and f^r the t ountv uf ( lark
I'lainlin
Vv
Bl <IK
Plaintiff
SI MMONS
Vs
THI >.1ATI t»» NH ADA sINI*
I.KM1INI.S r<i THI ABOVE
N XMf II t>EEKM>ANT
\SS K MMIRINI, l.tlNÂI.I./
I>«<krl No 171
In Rr Appliralion b> VEGA.S
INMANT I'AC.I-;, a Nrtada rorpo
ration for authority to rxpand tbr
arra within ( lark ( ounly in which
It ofTrrv onr wav d'>niritir public
land mobilr radio panInK »rr>irp
undrr crrtifiratr of public con
yrnicncr and nrcf%*it> ( Ft 710
D.M-kft No 175
JOHN I
In iKr lllhth Judicial Hivlrnl
( ourl Of the stati- of Nevada
In and Kor the ( ounly of < lark
II 31 AM 75
N(l 61*0
IN THt MATTER OK THK l>T >TK
Of
11 TMKK PRtSTON SHI t.
IVceate^
IIU si XT* llf Nl \ VOX SI Nils
l.Khl'IlNl.s 111 THE XBiiXE
N VMHi liHINIiANT
Xnu art- herrhv vummonrd and
rfwjuirpd to terve up<tn Mil TtIN H
hlMIH I Mi plaintifTv attorney
whovr addrrvv IV 2?.') Brldgrr Suite
1020 lavVrniv Nevada D9IIII an
anvwer lo ihr ( omplaint which iv
herrwith »ervrd upon vou within 20
daw after verviir of ihiv Summnnt
upoti vou r t« luvl VI- of the dav nf vrr
virr If \«\i fail lo do to judgment
by default will hr taken agalntl vou
for tbr relief demanded in ihe ( om
plaint
NOTICKOI HEARINGS
\OTI( »; IS HfRlBY C.IVKN
That public hrarinK^ in Ihr aboveentitled mtltrrs have hern
xcbfduled is follows
fufikday. Srplrmb^r 9. 197&
KENTJ KXWSON E.sg
pi a I nt I fTv attorney whnvr addrett it
243 Water Street
Hendervon Nev Mia
N90IS
an antwer lo the ( omplaint which
It herewith vrrved upon >oij within
2<l daw ifl.-r ver\i(e of Ihiv Sum
mont upon «ou ev< luvivr ol the day
of tervirr If wtu TAII to do vo judg
ment by default will be taken againtt
ôu for the relief d* manded iii the
( r.mplaint
DISTRKTtni RT SEXI
loRJTTXBimMXN ( lerk oft ourt
Notice Ik berebv given th.
hr
undervigned hav been
jly
appointed and qualiflf^ by the
ovr
entitled ( ourt on tbe gdav of A
utt.
I97S. av Adminivtratnr of tbr
late
of II THER PRESTON SHI E.
deceated
All crrdilort biting r
imt
againol Mid rtlate are rrqui -d to
nie the tame with tbe proper vou
cbert allacbrd. with tbr (Irrk of tbr
( oun within there moniht aflrr the
flrtt publication of thit notice
Dated Augutt 13, AD 197}
itl Jamet Prrtlon Shu
JAMES PRESTt>N SHI E
iti Geo E Eranklln
Attorney for tbe Ettatr
WIRETTX BOW MAN. Clerk off «mn Bv HOP! losll K Drputv ( lerk
By SI SAN PA< IXT Deputy ( lerk
nXTE July Id i»:s
HATE Julv 2)1 I97S
H Aug 12 It 2* Srpi 2 t I97S
B-ABf. ». It. It. 2<. iiept. t IRi
In tbr Eighth Judicial Dittrirl
(ourl (If (br State of Nevada.
In and for thr County of Clark
ID
( IIKK
B\ HOPE KISTIK
NO 2519
C»r No A 75SM
In thr MalIrr of Ihr EtUlr of
tbr MalIrr of tbr Etiatr of
XBIGAIL R KAHN
BRICES SI TTON.
RKIIINI Tllf >'( HI l(
SIKXK t (IIMMIS.SIIIN
(IE NEVADA
Docket No 170
In Rr Joint Application hv JOHN
I
BA( 1 N
dha BX( UN S
TIIWINi; for aulhorily ti> tril and
Iranifrr and hv JAV D ROWEand
J AMES II ROW E dha XI I
AMERK XN TOWINf, sEHVK \
topurc > isr and acquire rertiricatr
identi .<dat( Pt A 3003 aulborii
init for hire tow car operationt in
and about Hendrrton. Nevada
Dorkrl No I0&
In Rr Joint Application bv
MARVIN BOROVANSKX dba
MARV S ENtO SERMcr for
autboritv to trll and trantfrr and
by JOHN L BACON dba BACON S
Tt)W ING. to purrbatr and acquire
crrtiriralr idrntirird at ( P( X
3171 authoriiing for birr tow car
oprratioot in and about Eait Lav
Vrgat. Nrtada
when and where all interrated
partir> may appear and hr beard
ProrrrdiDHt in .Airiignal of
Nevada Inc applirallonilDorkrts
Nos 4lt and 4201 will hr beard
flrtt. and procerdinjia ID êgas
iniiunt Page, a Nevada corporation applirationt lOockelt Nos
171 and I7!i will rommrncr
tramediatrly upon conclusion of
tbr proreediniia In Onckrla Not
419 and 420
Service of eight 18 > copies of prepared lefttimon) and ribibitv of
applicants muil be filed in the
(ommistion s Carton Cit> office
and tervrd on all parlirt of record
no later than Friday. Augutt 29
I97S. and additional roplea mutt
be available for fuitbrr ditlrlbu
tion at tbe vrhrduird hrariogt
That tbr public braringt in thr
abovr-rntltlrd mattrrt prrvioutly
trbrduird to br hrld on Wrdnrs
day. Srptrmbrr 3. 1975 at Ihr Hrn
drrton Civic Crntrr 243 Wairr
Strrrl. Hrndrrson Nrvada have
brtn CANCEELED tbr abovr
rrfrrrncrd applirallont hating
brrn withdrawn at Ihr rrqurtt of
thr Appliraolt
By tbr (ommiatiso
B> tbr CaminlttlaB.
iti llvo A Graaata
EVOA (iRA-NATA ( oamittioDer
iti Hrbrr P Hardy
HEBERP HARDV CommittioDrr
AlUii iti Mm M Proktch. Jr
WM W PROKiMM JR SrrrrUr)
Allrtt iBi Hm M Probich Jr
WM H PROKSCH JR SrrrrUry
Dated (artanCil) Nevada
Augutt It l»7S
Datrd Cnrton City. Nrttd*
Augutt 20. lt7S
iSEALl
ISEALI
H Aug 2«. 1175
H Aug 2«. 1975
NOTICE OE
CANCEII ATION
OE HEARINGS
NOTICE IS HEREBV GIVEN
In the I ighih Judicial Dittricl
( ourt of the stale of Nevada
and lor tbr C aunty of ( lark
HIED
AIG 22 II 43 AM 75
lORETTX BOWMXN
III Ell
AlC. 22 2 19 PM 75
LORErrA BOWMAN
(I.ERK
BY SI SAN PACILT
H Aug IS. M 2Jt. ItTS.
10 00 A >1
ofTicr of tbr Public S»ryir» Com
miftîon
Kircutiyr Toyyrry • Suite S0<
401 South Third StrrrI
I at >e||ai Nevada
Vou are hrrrbv summoned and
rr<|uired to verve upon
Thiv action iv brought to divtolvc
Ihe bondv of marriage heretofore
Thiv IV an action hrnuithl to dit
riivtinK between Plaintiff and volv* the bfindv of matrimonv now
and herrtofitrr eiivtinK between you
Defendant
and thr PlainlifT
ID
In Rr Application b« AKCAS
INSTANT I'AdK a N»\ad» corpo
ration for authority to ripand th*arra within ( lirk ( ounly in which
it ofTrrv (wo was domrt>tic public
land mobile radio vrrslcr undrr
i t-rllfualr of public convrnirocr
ind nrrr«sil> ( l'( 710 Sub I
Bl \IR
SI MMONS
NOTICE T«l ( REDITOR
(Three Montbt Noticei
In Rr Appliralinn b> AlK.SKiNAI
(11^ Nt \ ADA. IN( for aulhoriit lo
rXrnd trr\kr for «uppl>in( l^\
Vr(ai> North I a> \r|at Hrndrr
\<in Bouldrr ( 11% and vinnitirs
with i>nr Ha> pasmK ^'r%irr undrr
it\ f rrlifiratr uf publit ronvroir
^ r and nrcr\Mt> ( l'< 770 >ub 1
I>rceatrd
Dr<r«>rd
NOTH E Ol POSTING
Ol SETTIIMINTOE
NOTICE Ol POSTING
ACCOl NT AND HEARING
III 1(11 RTH XNNl Al XI C (U NT
RIPdKT 111 TRISTEE.
AND PITITION lOR
DI.STRIBITION
PITITION KIR
DISTRIBITION Ol ESTATE:
NOTh E Is HEREBY (ilVEN that
BANK Ol NIVXDA av Truttee
under tbe Trutt creatrd by tbr 1 att
Hill and Trilament of BRI CE S
SI TTON deceatcd. bat rendered
and pretented and filed in taid
(ourt itt lourtb Annual Account
Report and Petition for Pittribu
lion and that Iriday the 5lb day of
Srptrmbrr 1975 bring a day of rrg
ular trttion of taid ( ourt at 9 00 o clock A M . at tbr courtroom of taid
Court, in thr (Ity of Lat Vrgat in
taid Clark (oun(y bat brrn flird by
taid C ourt for tbr trtllrmrnt of taid
account and bearing taid Prtilion
for Uittributlon at wbicb time and
placr all prrtont inlrrrttrd in taid
Trutt may apprar and thoiv cautr
If any thry bavr why taid Priitton
thould not br griDtrd and taid
account tbould not br trilird
•Ilowrd and approved
DATED Augutt 22 ItTS
Nodce It hereby given that
DERRELL
REihHXM
the co
etrculor of llie evtate of ABIGAII
R KXHN drrea>>d hat readrrrd
and pretented foi seiilrmrni and
nird in taid (ourl niv I IR.ST AND
IIN.XI account of biv adminittration uf taid eviate and alto bit peti
lion for dittrihuihin of taid rttatr.
and that Inday the 12th day of Srp
tembrr A D 1975 being a day of
Regular Srtiion of taid Court al 9
o'clock AM at the (ourt Room of
taid (ourt in tbr ( ity of tat Vegai.
in taid Clark ( ounty bat brrn flird
by taid (ourt for tbr tritlrmrni of
taid account and braring taid prlitioD for dittribution of taid ratatr
at wbicb timr and place all prrwnt
inlrrrttrd in taid rttate may apprar
and tbow cautr if any tbry have why
taid petition tbould not br granted
and taid account tbould not br »ettlrd allowrd and approved
Datrd Auguil 22 A D 1975
DISTRICT COl RT SEAL
LORETTA BOWMAN CIrrk
By SI SAN PACl LT. Drputy
LORETTA BOVXMAN Clrrk
By HOPE lOSTER Drputy Clerk
DISTRICT ecu RT SEAL
H Aug ZC .Sept 2 9. ItTt
H Aug 2«. t(. Srpl. 2. ItTS
For Any Outtid*
APPLICATION
ARTIFICIAL
TURF
WRI Noi thnnk. Rel or MSdM*
USIFM
• PATIOS •
POOUIOU • VOIIT tlWMa
limUNCU • PCCM • tUTS
• wuTwn mm •
••TB
nw • rM» rtM»
OUTSIDE TURF DISTRIBUTOII
24MiaiMM1riM.
THE LAW FIRM OF
j
z
and
fnini
I>rrrndanl
llorkri Sn 419
the only way to save the
Because
itiok
l>efindanl
years and in many cases is
life of an individual.
restaurant
the
III lh< I Ikhlh JU'IK tt\ Ulalri'l
t iiuM IH tiir Slate of Nev ada
In and For Ihi- ( ountv of i lark
LEGAL NOTKES
Since Pal is going In be
KIRITTA BOWMAN
( I KKK
RV UAVIUPl RtKI.L
Dockri No an
li\er.
see
LEGAL NOTKES
JOHN I
f IIKD
\U. 13
bidden for 2 years after
the
in (alifornia
apply" for all the success
H»»llN( )HI PI Bl 11
sf KV l( f < llMVIIKMnS
Ot NtV \n\
coholic be\erages are for-
of
sardine?
Pal said thai all "tallies"
LEGAL NOTKES
In Hr tppliialinn h> AIKSII.NAI
(ifSrVAIlA IS< fnr •u(hi>rtl\ In
rklrnd ^PDIrr fur supplying t.a»
VrKas North I ih Vrnih H'-ndrr
son Houldrr ( it\ jnd yinnidrs
Milh iw» wa> mnbilr radio \rr\tcr
undrr lu crrtifK atr of puhlii t on
\f-nirni*- and nffrs*Hv ( l*( 769
vuh 1
like
proverbial
considered a "status i»p-
thr-
complications
MORSE. FOLEY AND WADSWORTII
iwaratn-iNniMB
RENT A NEW \
WURUrZER ORGAN
1A PftOFIStlOMAk. CORPORATION
hUITB 700 ORST NATIONAL BAN! BUILDING
With Option To Buy
LAS TXOAS. NEVADA
TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THE ASSOCIATION
^35^ Per Month
OF
Including Lessons
DERELLE L. NORWOOD
The PIANOH^ ORGAN CENTER
IN THE PRACTICE OF LAW
MMPMM
WILkUM R. MORM
FOlAr
<••.••' .\( S! . H.\B[ I Mii\ HI i r
PHONE 878 0898
HAROLD M MORtg
.„. i.JU ,04
of
re-
it
that
complicated
LEGAL NOTKES
thing
rest
geons
nearly 2 years of enjoying .writing a l>ook about her
a
her surgerv
the
t'onslant
aye 17? Or uoint' <)Ul l« bul she niiw is examined
eat. all dressed up. and lrei|uenlly by Dr. David-
HIKNfD^fHKVNlK.llN/Vlf/
David-
Is
turned down for a jol) at
sur-
to take that drastic step.
J<HI
life
among
rushing off for the oper-
larlv vîlh Dr.
and
agreement
No \l44l«n
"Controxersial
to consult
alxiul i>eing
Il takes a heap of courage
regu-
\'egas,
portion, there is general
want In end this week nn a
life.
CHARLESTON TO DECATUR
AND RIGHT 2 BLOCKS
later
add up to one conclusion.
visit
las
vour needs fil his re«|ulre-
newal. I'al, however, had
a
person we know non'i go
They
Dr. J«M-I Davidson lives In
nearbv
pluved
home? How
to
afraid.
the
iamilv
that
sal all alone uailing to go
il
and
b<M»k.
Prmedun'"
her
know
menls. then
early
aha Bypass Graduate, we
staled
while
to
your
fairly
l>elief and yes, her success
article
fail? If you are lucky and a
you
l>all or climbed a mountain
and li«ltie are not at all
The
Mother fat? How d<HS il
grab
or swam and danced. Pat
a new life, our friends, Pat
surgery
COME RUNNING TO
CLOTH WORLD
650 S. DECATUR
the
many articles contained in
because
nr
which
Ihe "Bypass Club" s<-rap-
suffer
Office Hour*: Moo.. Tues^ Thura.. Fh.9tol2and2toS.
Closed Wed. Sat. 9 to 12
a
ihe ansHer when all diets
called
stories in the scrap book
ol the risks, lo tiale, after
lure
by
is
betausAhis
had
overweight
so ihal everv
TrentiHiian" lamily
cirrhosis
20 REG. SCISSORS
FREE
EXTRA CHARGE FOR
ADDITIONAL PAIR
& PINKING
SCISSORS
friend in Boulder ( ity who
F\en then they are told il
Louis M. Kaplan^ D.O.
FREE
SCISSORS
SHARPENED
a
ation, we did want lo tell
is
a:
with
said lo write very carvfullv
ough a long series of lesls.
ihe essential nutrient mat-
1401E. La lie Mead Blvd. Building A. Suite 2
6424664
had
Intestinal
ground
tion of Ihe small intestine
connects
just finished is from "The
for
is
North lAuVegoM Hotpital
and Medical Center
we
"The
wont
por-
Ihe niH'd of an applicuni
certainl\
announces the opening
of his office for the
practice of General ajid
Family Medicine
at
pal
that one dcnior stressed
by the fact that much of
iH
the
section and is just one of
tract oxalale sto-
heating and cooling bills apply for this service
into
satiim
the
operation
bowel
PAT THOMS before her successful Bypass
Surgery. She received 61 phone calls after our
story last week. Pat faces life with humor and
compassion for all morbidly obese people. She
welcomes all inquiries, 293-1543. Next week
we will bring the third of a series complete
with the new curvaceous Pat.
as
-i •
TursDAV AUGUSTc^kl97g
d^GA'tuubjf'Smltk
Henderson
Child Care Center
"Bvilding A Better Bo«iM«r Oty"
Doily & Weekly Rotes
\
Builder - ADD, ons - Repoirs
THE DOME
««VE II.7«»'V I ONLY - COMPARE VAUTE - SEE lH
1.4^T": I'lidrr ranfU-orttaa -1 bHraoma. 2 balha. doaKlf
Kirtfr. total pl«rtrlr - aiaay ettra* • Tb<- brti bom* vaiur
In Rouldf^r City today'" Only •I4.0M. Df>dur< tl.TtM from
your taiei nesl year'!.'
-LOTS-
•
•
•
•
!(»• HIWAY FRONTAGE • EXCELLENT LOCATION (Z9.M0. TERMS
i^-, At RKS WITH A VIEW OF THE LAKE
ONLY
()\ MT ( HARI.ENTON WIM
STORAGE GARAGES
STORAGE ROOMS
OPIN PARKING
COVERED PARKING
rRIENDSHtP CLt B
SINGLE
ADILT
Get
Arquainted" dances every
Fri 9 p m Elba Lodge, 9O0 LV
Blvd No Call 4&7 1847 or 4&7
2822
56S-6966
TOI'OK A Hll.LOVKRMM)KINGI»OI l.nKRCIT^' Ovrr
4 arrr. nrgottablr'
OVK li>T
293-1613
793-3
1610 NeVbdo Htglmo^
IS) STtlNIRDKIVI
NINNRSON
DON VINCKNTE I7.W0" THIH IS A STEAL.
TV Service
100 I IOC ON M\N( HA DRIVE ••.•»«
BI'SINKSK r»PP<>RTVMTIES-
CURE WHITE
THI IIOI IPKR » ITV IN> IS NOW FOK .SAIK"
(•rral Irrnu mttb • grrat poiratlal - Would )nu beilrw
no qualtrytng and tf\ Inl^rat"??
\
Krmodrling
New ( onururtion
.Siding iVInyl <• '
Alumiouml
HOI l.DKRt ITY con D I NE AMO:CREAMSTOREV'
Wf have a ftrfrrt loralloa • Low. lo* rrnf"
drneral Cnntra<~«8r
Bonded & Innured
WE CAN GIVE EXCELLENT TERMS ON THE LAKE
MOTEL:::
STt>RE & OITKE^ for rent in
primr B ( Inration Full) air
iimdilionrd.
ofTicea
fur
nithed.
imroediate ocru
pani > 293 12H1
wilt BIII.D A BISINESS LOCATION TO SriT ON THE
VACANT LOT NEXT TO Hl'GHES "ft STATION CALL.
THE DOME;2M-10I3 MS-3M7
Com* to 1010 Nrvada Highway. Thf Dom* " or rail Tom
ErKry: t»3llM or Mfl Duoaway: n}-r4U or John A
Rirlow: 2A.t 23S4 or Lillian Colllna: i«S 79S1 or (; A
•Curly" Smith: 293-15M.
WE CAN SELL YOirR PROPERTY!!.'
TRY rs
HENDERSON
PLAZA APIS.
t
^
t^Tiy*ag m.^w^jg »tcy«)-<ag qatyw'âg aat=^ esrâi
Chriitlan molbrr will babyilt
for norking parrnti in her
homr 203-1734 Kfftrtactt.
ORGANIZATIONS WISHING
TO pirkup old newtpapers
piraK contact Mr Anderson
at 5«4 1881 00 Turt or Tbura
morning from 6 am to 8 im.
FOR SALE - 10 ft X it ft.
Trailer. Ka»tern mad«. loti of
extras • parked in Boulder
Cit> Call 458-08O4 eveoiniK
CAN
DO
ALL
TYPES
HOI SKWORK good worker.
Hend only Call S«5-»3«8 anytime.
Fl LI. SIZE SWAMP C00LI:R in good rood.. ISO; 4S1-3022.
FIRNITl RE,
CARPET,
DRAPES
AND
MATTRESSES buy Ibem at
wholeiale, why pay more""
Mar> ( DUIrlbutlng. 878487 I
«r876-&357
HENDERSON MASONRY.
llrenned.
bonded.
KIREPbACES, blockwallt.
Addllloni and repair work
Eiperlenred reaitonable All
work guaranteed. Call Bob
DeWill M4-1487
HEATED POOL
7:i(f i rutpr St
FOR RENT - Kilrhenettea
818.00 wk. I tilltlea paid Shady
Reat Motel S«&-7ft88.
CHRISTIAN DAY CARE - age»
2 to 6 Hours 6 a.m. to S:30 p m.
Call 293-2380
WILL
MR
COOKS
KLECTROLIX VACltM
(LEANER CISTOMER.S
PLEASE
CALL THIS
M MBLR i-S? 7335
DOES YOl'R BATHROOM
MARLITE
NEED
REPLACING?
Free
Eslimatev &64 2191
MOBILE HOSES FOR RENT- 1
A 2 bdrm Newly furn I'tll
inr . Henderaon Trir Haven
CAREFREE LAIT^DRY Safeway Plaia, waab 28'. 8 AM t«
7 PM Everyday.
EXPERT SERVK F
ALL MAKCSAi MODFU
FIRF WOOD,SIMMER RATES
• 842.A0 per cord. Pine, cedar.
Mahogany, Meaqulte & etc.
Delivered & atached Call 4S222M.
REFRKiEtATORS,
FRKUERS A WINDOW AIR
CONDITIONERS repaired in
your home Alio buy your
brnkr do«o unit l.akr Mead
Refrtgeralor Frreier R#palr
SM^ttOI
NEW HOME ON BC GOLF
COl'RSF. 1 Bdrm 2W bMha,
carpeted, vat uum 4 ioterrom
•yttema. fkmily na. fireplace
and more By Owner, (all293
1283 BC,
HALE • SALE everything maat
go - moving Call M8-8888
raaalt 1211 Toledo Hend
BKLP WANTED
ATTENTION
DEMONSTRATORS Tar* *
Cifta Wark a«« thm
Decembor FREE aaaipte kic
NoeiperWac* •ee4«rf Call oe
write Saau ( Partlea Av»«,
Coan OMOI Pboae 1 l2IS)
• 78-8481 Ala« Boaklag
Partiea"
VALUER DANQ
STUDK)
Maryelleo Valller Kadmirb
a Ballet
• Spaniab
* Tap
• Acrobatic
• Hawaiian • Jan
Fall Claaaea
lUrtlng
564-1791
GIRL WANTED for part time
day work. S88-9024 aA 4 PM
WANTED TO RENT • Houac or
Apt, 2 Bdrm. preferred, by
profeKlonal couple moving
to Boulder City abool Aufuat CESSNA ISO, For Rent
IM Write tn, J G Tryoo - 402
Kalkron Air Crtfl Rentalt.
Elm St. Tunkegee, Alabama
B.C.C«11, 29S-140S
BC
38083
Stars of tomorrow
are being born today
•5^ V^
GLASS-MIRRORS
MIRROR CO.
DANCE THEATRE WEST
(OLOR TV STERE(»
1404 WTOmNf, ST
BOlLUER CITY
ballet
acrobatic
Jan Up
daocerciie
WS-3A77
llCil
B-îh^
SALES & SERVICE
564-2870
2 W. PACIFK
ServinK Henderson
Since 19S3
FREE FILM OR CASH
DISCOINT. on all FILMS
printed & devi'loped at VAN'S
NEVADA DRl'G, Br Nev
FOR SALE - Everything W off
on Kay't Koroer Bargain
table Loads of things have
been added. S2S Nev Hwy.
293-27 S2
BASIC H . SHAKLEE
PRODICTS, Natural Vitamins, Organic coametirt.
Delivered evenings &
weekends Call 291 3523 B.C.
8 a.m. to 8 pm.
Salet A INSTAHJ\TION
RESlDENTIAl^(ommerrlal
A Auto Glatt Reflect the
suns bell rays we stoke
silver tint for home A autoiv.
open 7 days - 3888 Boulder
Hwv at Tropicaoa - Robert
Kelly i5ISlS3 or S«4^2103
CARPENTRY CONCRETE
REMODELING - large or
tmall }ob« Ph S«34m
FOR SALE - By owner. 1970
TowaCrafl 12-XS2', 2 Bdnn. 1
bath, furn. 3 ton air Coad.
Storayr shed, c hal n link fencing • Larated at Moore's TrIr
Park. Call. 293-3034 B.C. after
Aug. 3nL
LEARN TO DRI\'E Las Vegaa
School of Driving, tpeclallxini in the nervous and handicapped, aith professional
and palieol instructors Call NEWLY DECORATED kitch
87ft^M«3
enettf apis. Alto 1 Bdrm apu.
Quiet - Adulta. no prta. 830
• kly A up Call 293-3803 B.C
WE DO CARPENTERI
WORK. ODDS 4i ENDS.
Accouttiral relllDgt. YOt j
NAME IT, WE DO IT.
PROMPTLY Call 2M-42S11
293-4284 B C
BOl LDER PLl'MBING
1320 Wyoming St ph 293-1343.
Now doing business in Henderson. Mon. thru Sat.
-REFRIGERATORS.
FREEZERS A WINDOW AIR
CONIMTIONJ-.RS repaired la
your home .Alio buy your
broke down unit Lake Mead
Refrigerator Frreier Repair,
343420]
lisl
(Bl
I 30 Water StrMt
Pk 564-2515 I
m DIANE G. LAUBACH. REALTOR I
^lllllllllllllllllllllllilllllUiyillUllllllllllliillllllllllllllillllilllJIllllllllllH^
IN LAW«M^lIlia
l/arge 3 twdrooni -1 bath home with ftall daylight bat»meoL Lower level e^Blppcd with bath and Uicb«B. Ail
thia en H acre with be«altfttl view of the valley.
ITÎPgR CONflTBl'CTION
838.8M.00
Caatom home IMIH oa H acre, laned for boraea lUi
3 bedroom, IS batbi baa Large family room. Local«4
In Henderaon't faatett growing area.
HUGE RANCH ESTATE
•W.0M.aO
Home on 2Vk arrei. overlooking the entire valley. ThIa
ruatoro built home has a baaemeal with a fireplace.
Corrali already in for horaca,
nx-vr
123.00000
Fix thit one up and ««v«, Thla 3 bedroom, IS (Mth,
hat refrigeration and • large lot,
BOL'LDEK CTTY
lt«,$OO,00
2 Bedroom. 1 bath, on a large R-< lol This property
has good potential for ftotitre Improvement or for ao
Income pr<>durlog dwelling.
NEED COMMDEHCIAL P«OFBI
2 bedroom, I bath bome on waterSireei. Exrelleat location. Ml block fh>m the banks. Call taday for nM>rc detalla.
Sta.LER8 ANTCIOUS
WHY PAY 820. ao hour for back
hoe aad front end loader
work, when you ran get it
done for 818. DIMP TRICK
& LOADER - 818. prr br Call
293 21 IS B.C.
FOR SALE - 1988 VW Station
Wagon. I8O0 283-3872,
TRAILER SPACES FOR RENT
- Will Ukr 33 to 31 ft long.
we furnish water, sewer, k
garbage Hend. TrIr. Haven.
S8&-8980
VEGAS
TYPEWRITER
REPAIR - 1801 E Sahara, Lai
Vegat 73S-732S. Our ipefially. uted. rebuilt typewriters Salitfartloo guaranteed.
FOR RENT - 1. 2, A 3 bdrm.
trailers. 820 to 830. wk.. S8S7141.
DRIVERS LICENSE
TESTS
Tueaday and Wedneadty 8:43
a.m. to 12 noon-1 p.m. to4:13
p.m.
City Anaei Civic Center
200 Water Street
Room 8
TEDDY'S KITCHENETTES
"Juat bring your Toothhruah"
293-1718
CES^SOOOO
Moat tell this 3 bedroom, m bath home. Cooled by
refrigeration and completely fenced In the back.
WHY PAY RENT
MobUe Home Lot! Own Yotir Own! lO* X 100* Henderaon Trailer Eatelea.
RESIDENTIAL BtlLDINC SITM fôn
t34MMM
2H ACRES SECTION 4
I3,SOO,00
"^9^.
A&M Electric, Inc.
4 Resident It Comaacrcial
W.riag
^ Licented A Bonded
Phone M4UII
Hi:NDEK.<iON, NEVADA
Day A Mght Service
â//ui BOOK BIN
BOOKS* MAGAZINES •GIFTS
508 Nev. Hwy. Boulder City
Telephone 293 3149
CASH FOR YOl R OLD CAR
.All American Auto Wreckers
1949 Parkson Rd . Hend
&(U-7007
FOR SALE • i^ acrea CalifornU Valley, Ca. 82.000.00 In
San Luis Oblspo County.
Write B.C. Newt. P.a Boa 83
• Boulder City, Nv, S9M(.
ENCORE THRIFT SHOP, 1288
Wyoming. B.C. Z93-388I. Continual mark downs. Think
tkrifl first. Save '.'.'.:.
LOT FOR SALE - By golf courae,
992 El Camino Way, R.C. Call,
293 10IS B.C.
FIX-IT-SHOP. 1288 Wyoming,
BC 291 3081, Lg Ji Sm
appliancea. cooling, clocks,
what have you.
WE MEET ALL PRICES.
BRING IN ANY AD OR
COITON. to VAN'S NEVADA
DRUG, BC Nev,
FOR SALE 1970 FoH Chateau
Club Wagon (van) good COIML,
81,700. 293-4275.
FOR SAl£ Appolooaa Mare *
Fll ly. both for 8300 Mutt have
land Call 73«-93«S.
WILL
BABYSIT
HOl'SEKEEPING • llve-la,
Hend. area. 840. wk.. I48-8448.
FOR SALE OR*RENT • 3 bdrm.
Townhouse la Bend., m
batht, for Info, call 38H98L
SHAKLEE PRODICTS, Call
Terrl Mai one. 293-4244 B.C.
FOR SALE • -70 Monte Carlo, 389
automatic, many eilrai,
818*0 cath.
IVitiieNT-uBftim. 3bdr«.aif
REDUCE EXCESS FLUIDS.
coad., hoaae, fenced froat A
with FLl'IDEX. Lote weight ^, back, tally landtcaped. 8tlS
with DEX-A-Dlet capaulea at
per mo., call aft 4 PM S78-,
NEVADA DRL'G. B.C.
8370.
LECITHIN>Bd,>KCLP, now all
four In one capaolc aik for V
B (kat NEVADA DRlMi, B.C.
FOR SALE - Valley View Ho«aa,
clean 8(ac«o, S bdrm., 1 bath,
lg. corner lot, carport, thed,
tpriaklera. fenced, new roof
A paint, 2X0 v. boi, owner 383B4M,
HELP WANTED - wamca far
bar A desk, sbori bourt, rvcaingt A wcekendt. will train,
call 3U-7712 far appt.
Help' Help' Help' Need pbotngrapber who la eiperlenced
la copying old pirtarea of
early Boulder (11) Thla la a
fuo projert with the end
reault of preaerviog our paal
for the benefit of future gene
raUoaa PboDe2»1^171t AJM
inUreited ID buying a rop>
marhioe or an> darkroom
e>quipment.
BABYSITTING la aiy hoaae. all
agea. Ur«aaed Mrt. Howard,
3434073.
WANTED TO BL'Y • doplei lo
Headeraoo. No Real Eatate
Ph. 3837973.
Looking for mature woman to
tiay with foar tcbool-aged
children for several weekt
while parania are awiy. S443492.
IMMEDIAn
PART TIME
EMPIOYMENT
Headeraoo'i uoemptoywd
have an oppoititnMy t« oara
while tbey leara Aayaac
iDtereatrd la learalac a trad*
io bame malateaaar* aatf-ar
repair, la addltlM U hartng
a aiacere dealre U ioaprwvc
their well-belBg. are ei
afed te enroll In a
•ow being offered by Crrw<h
Opportunities, lor of •••deraeo. The only 9«altf1catton la that you be IB yeara af
We offer work la the fleld o/
bouilog and an educatieaal
program ia work aad ce»mualcatlona akllla The profram ia act up to ran fMlMlmc
far ap to 3 aaoalba,
A nominal weekly tilpeod will
be paid for all partictpania,
DONT DELAY
APPLY TODAY
WHO:
BENDCRSON
COMMLNITY
DEVFLOPMENT PROJECT
WHERE RiMm N& 3,8C Peier't
Onur. Boulder Highway.
WHEN Now
AN EOUAi OffORTUMTT
tMnOYIR
X
KIRBY ca
^ OF HENDERSON
7^ Saleo & Service
]f
.New tt t'8«d
j^
^
27 Water 8C
S«54170
M
M
M
•
*
J
"^
PAINTING
brnib. roller,
spray-airless
sprayer,
ioierior-eiurtor, alto roofa CLEAN 12X80, front A rear
bdrms . IS batht. awning A
FREE eaUmatea 343-8483 or
Morage tbed, on fenced space,
34V7703 ask for Dtck or Pat
HI SBAND TRANSFERRED mutt tacrlflre 4 bdrm home.
2 bath. 34V9S43. tlOOO down
and atinme 8W^ loan.
NEVADA MAINTENA.NCE
Booa Rapairt
S434447
WILL DO BABYSITTING - In
my boaaa. twlag A graveyard
thlfla, 3«3«331 «A. 3 PtL
FOR SALE OR TKADE 2 arret
detirtbta cwmaatrcUl property. Lake Mead Dr . t8V1441
HOISEWIVBS • MONEY! TOY
A GIFT PARTIES - glfli'a
gad^la artll Irala iaesparienced hoaaewlfet to earn (o
82,0«8 by Thaakaglvlag,
DemonttratlBg beantifBl llDe
of gifts A toyt. No delivering
• no collecting - FREE
HOSTESS GIFTS Need car
Call 87t->474 or 879-0319
GIFTS N GADGETS • "Our
ZStb Year^.
Bl-y RENT LEASE
Candy-Ire cream Crock. fab«ious etralagt with rente.
C«ll 43t-S3t3.
SEWING MACHINES SALES *
REWARD FOR LOST male
SERVICE CallSorrn^n'tfor
chocoUte brown Poodle Hit
WE MEET ALL PRICES.
ettimatea 293-3770
name ii Cocoa and bet fotir
FOR SALt - 6 lou in I uh aboxe
BRING IN ANY AD OR
Kagic VAIIc\, Nexada. RcaMnto old. He was Itit seen In
FREE FILM OR CAHS WANTED • used drettcr or
COl PONS, TO VANS NEV.
nabte. S»« 1648.
vlciiUt) of Ash St kraring a
DISCOINT. on all FILMS.
DRl G B.C. NEV.
chest of driwert, mutt be
)'ellow collar with diamondc.
printed & developed at VA.V8
FREEZER OWNERS SAVE
reasonable prefer Ibe type
Call S8S-7892.
NEVADA DRl'G B.C. NTV.
THIS AD III repair your
»-|th tmall drawert on top and
FOR SALE • 3 Bdrm. 2 bath, air
freei«r or refrigerator where
3 or 4 drawers below. Call afL
rood, gai beat, fireplace,
PIANO INSTRtCnON on the ARC Labrador Retrievers
it tlu M4 2210
6 PM 451 7713.
spriokleri, fenced backyard.
electric piano. Conllnenul
»k» old fTS; i«S 9424
838,000. Call 2*3-1071 B.C.
Music. S83-I024 alt 4 PM.
\^
NXED A PIACE TO UVE' If
•n »e* me Ibe liUle dealer I
have two aad 1 bdrm. siobUe
borne* for rrn« with nation lo
buy No credit needed E Z
Living. 1S20 Boulder Hwy
84V904*,
FREEZERS • aevcral uprigbta FREE KlTTE.Nfl • 8 weeks etd.
from IS to 22 cu. 11, alto I IS
All black, S Partita, b«i
ra ft cheat, 1121 to 82IS
UiiaH 1 male. 1 fentale. 343guaranteed, aome modela ok 9431
for n»e ouUide, S«4-2210
KELLY'S GLASS &
2 Bedroom
FREEZER^S BOIGHT • I nerd
freeiers whether lhe\ work or
not Inrludiogolder cabinets
&«422I0
NEW FIRN & I NFIRN 2 Bd
Bioi apis In B C ADl LTS
ONLY Call, 293 2702 or 734
fl7SI
PHILLIPS
RADIO & TV
Furnished ond Unfurnished
$160 to $175
FOR SALE - FIREPLACE,
FAMILY ROOM, refriger
aled. 3 bdrn . 2 bath, ritatotn
rarpeling. abarp, rompletely
rrbuiU, nlre realdeatial area
In Head . owner-broker, aafc
for Mabel JSVIZM even. 482
422r
AUOHOIICS ANONYMOlf*
Open meeting. Wed. 710 pm .
Public invited St Rose dc
IJraa Hoap MS 8818
Ph. 564-5315
OPEN A BC8INESS IN THE MINIMALL'!!
• •••••••••••••••••^»w»
Bonded
Nevo^ Stote And Boulder CHy lic0fl»«i
CHARJ IP THE RANDY MAN
Odd joba. fauceta. lotleta
repaired - cooiera a«rvlc«d
and oiled. Call 2N-28il ^C
St. Peter's Holl, Boulder llwy.
565-9384
GeiMral Controctor - Custom Homes
HOMFAFIXER IFPER - IT-8 ONLY tlt.HOr' A DRASTIC
REDl'<TION! Htf4t wm* rrpair but y«« rao'l go wroog
al Ihli prirr Z b<4roo«)k. t bathi. B»*r trboolt, iMamf
tin.OM proi loan tl tl«RM prr moBlk Pay raah dliTpf^
rnrf By appolotoKat-
POR 8AIX - ruafereoc* table h
six stM-htfd chali arlgtaal
coal 81>«. •ill aaertrtce for
871
Loac weight lafe, faal, easy with
the Diadai plan - Reduce
flaidi with FLtlDEX,
Skagst Dr«g Ceatrra.
trees, quick potscMloa. 3438483
CLERK-STENO
CITY or HENDERSON ANNOlNCING
EXAMINATIONS
FOR
ELIGIBILITY LIST FOR
•CLERK STENO";
Salary Range 8788-881 per ma.
Requlrementt: Gradnttloa
from high school or rqotvaleni edtication. and one year of
clerical eiperieoce lacli»diag the uie of itenagrtphtc
tklllt Typing: S3 wpm;
Shorthand: 84 wpm; Kaowledfc of modem ofHcc prac>
tlcea, procedorea. aad eqnlpmeal, ioclodiag good knowledge of grammar, tpelllog,
toribulary and aimplt
arlthmeiirti compuiatlona.
Mutt patt written eiamlnatioa,
typing, and tborthaod pro/tcleacy tests: oral Interview,
and physical eiamlnatioa
upon hire.
Applications will be accepted
through Thursday. September 4. 1*73. Appllcatloas
may be obtained from the Personal Depsriment. City af
Henderson. 243 Water Street,
Henderaon. Ne%ada
Wrluen Esaminattofl • WedaeaFORSALE-14 dt BaBaboat. all day. September 14, I97f • 9(34
glaaa. 33 berac E«iarude. ail a.m.
Oral Interview - Wedoesday,
e^Blp lDcl»dia« tkllt. 8334
September
10. 197S - 1:48 p-m.
cath.S4»4M7.
HOW MITH?
Sterns hhrd t« believe ._
tl60, per mo. P.I T.I, to
itsume S''( FHA loan
bal. of approz. $16,000!
3-BR.. MMlb plus 20' X
20' fam. nn. inrl. In 17S2
sq. (I. Itv. area!
FlUN. MOBILE HOME
Superior condition. 2 yr.
old 12 I 60 on land^
scaped lo4 wilh add-on
living room, ttoragr
room and added "room"
t>Hwe«n. Quality complete furn.. equipment
•nd air rond. unita. Rear
Yard fenced.
WANT TTJELL !SOW7
We've sold houtes
within bourg after listing. We have buyers.
List now with us!
A LIVIN' DOLL
Would love this little
"doll boose". Carpeted
& paneled liv. rm.,
fenced yard. 9U.M0.
SMALL BUSINESS
What busineit opportunity or business lot
are you looking for?
Come in and discaso
your desires with us.
PHONE 29S43S3
SS4 Nevtda Hwy.
Boulder City, Nev.
Kodak DISTRiSUTOR
WANTED
CE
Qnalined ladhtdaal Male or Female needed to dlatribtite world famtaa film and other photo prodncta
tbroagh campaay cttahlished locatlona. "NO
SELUNG OR 80UCITING RE<»tlRED Make thla
year yonr year for independence. 84993.00 Inveatmenc Guaranteed IS-OMalh reparchaae agreement.
CAU Mr. LM (Toll FTM) 1-«00-«48-1970
or Collect A614-228-1751
MMday U Friday. 9 a-m. io 8 pai EDT
Or wnu rtrmioi p»n»af«»ti. nfim»i aauatuatorr it<t
IM N 8rd St.. ralombus. Ohk> Ulli
Ma lUOMTY-KROKER
«U NFV ADA HWY.
293-2171 or 293-3402
Boh Blalr t9S-S940 Dale Foremaa 293-344
Aadraa Anderson 293-3138
CLOSETOSCBOOL8, 3 bdrat.. 1 bath.garage.carpet,
drapaa, raMi, raIHg. ONLY 9n.M9.
EXCELIfNT VIEW OF LAKE. 3 bdrm.. t hath, large llv.
lag na., firtptace, flalthed 2 car prase, GOOD TEBM8
HIJOO.
GOLF COVBSE LOTS - SEE US
CUSTOM BUM. LOTS FBOM 87.144.
COMIfEBClAL LOT ON HWY,
DUPLEX • haU UhlU t hdr«.. SEE US FOR INFO.
EXCELLENT BUSINESS FOR SALE. Inclndet Mdg,
cîpml * InMtsry SEE VS.
BBAUnrUL SFANISH STYLE HOME. 4 hdraa. t fhll
hatha. I car faraga. lovely view, covered patto, K«ay

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