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Here and There
Gill News
By Esther Shipp
Birthday Greetings
Feb. 3 - Be(ty Hood, Tina Marie Gaincs, Thomas
Cockrum, Carl Traasdahl, LeAnna Madrigal, Carmine Suriani.
Feb. 4 ^ Pagl Qlechschmidt. Hobson Beard,
Helen Short, Dean Johanson, Lisa Magruder,
(;«»orge Sells. Ruth Getts, Paul Parker.
Feb 5 - William Gronfeldt, Bobby Gregerson,
Riley Slice, Rose Mecham, C'Dell Porter, Peter
^V.irtmen. OweTi Gibson, Jo MacLeod. Victor MilIT. Harry Torrence, Lynda \ewlander, Jennifer
Uilhelm.
Feb. 6 Debbie Cattoir. Dorene Chaney, Leo
Oiiiibar. Kathy Muyres, Marjorie Hyatt. Marian
lord, Karla Askew. Nonnie Moore, Dorothy Boes,
Jerry Morley.
Feb. 7 - Hoberl Blair. Dale Brockett. Susie
Broadbent, BilUlartin, Mike Paris, Harold Morley. Jerry Williams. Ricky Erhart.
Feb. 8 - Scarlet Mellor, Betty Isom. Keith Knox.
Nickie Hensley. Sandra Faulkner, Leslie Pymm,
Wesley Pymm, Paul Pearson. Dennis Bowman,
i.ori and Loretta Cowan.
Feb. 9-Jim Kaighn, Kathleen Hunter. Benjamin
Morris, Debra Bowman. Gerold Trelease. Michael
Hoe. Frances Knighton, Paul Burt, Kenneth TankUey. Steven Wood, Alma Mathias, Russel Swart,
Oamian Sheely, Susan Parkin, Emma Delab^irre.
Belated greetings to Roy Poindexter, whose
birthday wac January 20.
Wedding Anniversaries
Feb. 3 - Billie and Chuck :§hoemaker.
Feb. 4 - Jean and John Pilant (1943); Rena and
liichaid Slack (1966); Nora and David Littler.
Feb. 5 - Marge and Gregg Davis (1977).
Feb. 6 • Elsie and John Sheely: Margie and Tom
Fisher (1971).
Feb. 7 - Kathy i\nd Mark Adams (1981).
I'eb. 8 - Barbara and Jake Williams; Kathy and
llSrold Forbes; Marian and Tom Armer (1968);
.le;inette and Robert Gant (1972).
Feb. 9 Tracy and Dee Town© (19.36); Marie and
Icihn Kari (1942); Dorthy artd Paul Williams.
Congratulations to them all!
Rolling Boulders
(ottnn wood Cove will be the site of the February
Jeanne and Thomas Gill had a special treat, in
January. They had the chance to enjoy real south-ern hospitality - wa^ down in Tennessee. This was
their first trip East of Colorado! The occasion was
"the wedding of their son Michael to Melissa Martin, daughter of Betty and Russell "Mac" Martin.
The ceremony took place January 4 in Nashville,
at the home of a cousin. The beautiful bride wore
her mother's wedding gown, with a bustle, as she
came down the stairs-of the mansion "Glimpse of
Glory". Melissa and Michael started their honeymoon in Gatlinburg, in the Smokey ivtountains.
Melissa left Nevada for Nashville on December
20. to make arrangements. The Gills left by plane
January 3. accompanied by Aunt Roberta Bleier,
who joined them from Orange County. California.
The Westerners went sightseeing, and even sang a
song on the stage of the original Grand Old Opry
House. The Gills came to Boulder City from
California. Thomas is employed by the City of Los
Angeles Department of Power and Water.
Country Store
Does it seem possible that it is time to start saving for Country Store, already? The collection
garage is now open from 9 to 11 a.m. each Monday,
on Park Street. As usual, they will accept just
about anything. If you need help to transport large
articles, phone Chairman Dorothy Smale
<293-33,35), Mary Jo McClaren (293-1883), or the office of Grace Community Church (293-2018). Don't
forget that you can include used greeting cards.
Also, the Women's As.sociation now needs Betty
Crocker Coupons, which can be given to Joan
Steinke (293-3343). Thank you, folks, for your continued cooperation year after year.
'
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Snow Day
The young people of Grace Community Church
are planning a day of fun in the snow on Mt. Charleston, Saturday. Feb. 5. They will leave at 8 a.m.
from Fox Hall, and return at approximately 4 p.m.
Each person is to take plenty of warm clothes, a
sack lunch, and a dollar to help pay the cost of
transportation. The altitude is much higher,
friends, so begin your activities slowly!
Special values offered at tfie Boulder Theatre
, First jun pictures ..
-petial admission di.s< .Mints... even free popi oin ...are ail part of
the Boulder Theatre's
new piomotional policy
'lesiKiied to make going
t.) the movies more tun
and easier on the
huilget.
Special admission
tickets olferiniti adult
patrons one dollar off
regular admission are
now available at all financial institutions in
Henderson and Boulder City. At $2.50, it
makes movies still
more attractive at the
Boulder Theatre.
Owners Bob and
Helga Scaring! arc also
offering a special
"Twofer" coupon which
is good for one free
adult admission when
accompanied by one
paid adult admission.
These coupons are
found on flyers distributed in selected sections of both Boulder
City and Henderson.
Add the bag of free
popcorn... easy parking
... and the chance to see
such great movies as
The Toy ... E.T. ... The
Dark Crystal ... Tootsie
... and others, too.
The bottom line is a
great night out for the
entire family at an inflation fighting cost ...at
the Boulder Theatre on
Arizona Street in Boulder City.
Hoover Dam Square Dance Festival to bis heU
Steps have been
taken to bring the
Festival into Focus,
which means that
dancers should circle
March 4th and 5th as
those are the dates
when Circle 8's present their biggest
event of the year. Both
square and round
dancing will be featured during the Festival
being held in the Elton
Garrett Jr. High
School in Boulder
City.
Ron Sowash, of Las
Vegas will be our
Master of Ceremonies. Ron is well known
in the Valley, having
begun his career here
in 1966. Ron will call
on Friday night at 8
P.M. {March 4th) and
for the "Dance on the
Dam" Saturday morning at 9 a.m. The
"Dam Dance" is ft^e
to all who wish to
partipate and a Dam
Badge is award to
those who dance.
Kip Garvey from
Union City, CA. is the
featured caller for the
Square Dancers and
workshop on Saturday. Howard and Georgia Wiseman of West
Q)vina, CA. will cue
the Round Dancing for
this years Festival.
For more information
call Ray 293-4918.
B.C. Rotarians enjoy slides on early Las Vegas
Bob LaPoint was tht
guest speaker at the
Rotary meeting on
Wednesday, January
26,
LaPoint has previously given a slide
show at the Boulder
City Rotary Club, but
because of limited
time he was not able to
finish it. At this meeting, LaPoint concluded his slide show
featuring the histonr
of Las Vegas and locM
areas.
LaPoint stated that
the railroad left Las
AARRT
The Boulder City
Chapter
of
the
A.A.R.P. #809 will
hold their Potluck Dinner on February 6th at
1 p.m. in the Senior
Citizen Annex. Bring
your own table service
and a covered dish.
The program will be
presented by Mr. Bertie Lawrence who is
Regulirtion Specialist
of Arizona Criminal
Intelligence with the
Sherilrs office of Mohave County at Kingman. His talk will
cover Criminal Intelligence and Crime
Control. He will show
pictures. All members
of the A.A.R.P. in
Henderson are invited
to attend.
Cold tea it a good cleaning
agant fof varnithad floon or
woodwork of any kind.
Vegas and moved to
Caliente in the early
1920's. The only reason Las Vegas continued to exist is because
it was an intermediary
point for travelers between Utah and California.
LaPoint showed
slides of early hotels
and nightclubs in Las
Vegas. Some were not
even allowed to serve
liquor because of prohibition. He also
showed slides of Mc-
Carren Airport and the
Boulevard (Parkway)
Mall in their early
stages.
Bert Hansen, because he had the
honour of wearing the
No Fine Badge this
past month, has been
coming up with various schemes and
pranks to perturb President Joe Normington.
Tl\^oughout the
month of January,
Bert has been disob-
edient and mischievous. At the end of the
month he decided to
show Rotarians what
the no fine badge was
really for. He arrived
at the meeting late,
followed by the Boulder City High School
Band. They marched
around the room several times while playing the Fight Song, as
President Joe and the
rest of the Rotarians
watched in awe.
by Sharl Undeberg
315 Water St., Henderson
565-0638
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10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sot.
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outing of the Rolling Boulders, from the 11th
through the 13th. Many rigs go on Thursday. There
will be the usual pot-luck dinner, Saturday afternoon. Since campground tables art now anchored
down, it is advisable to take along a folding table
for the meal. Hank and Alice Prairie will be host
and hostess for the month. Frank Kaiser is in
charge of parking. Guests are always welcome. .
Notice - Date hfs
been changed to Feb.
10 at 6 P.M.
We meet in the
Social Rooms of Grace
Community Church.
Please bring a dish
to share' and your own
table service.
Desert Strings will
entertain.
Hostess'es - Marie
Hoffman, Evelyn
Cromer - Bemice Emerick.
Everyone welcome.
Bring a friend.
RV Owners
Quoted remarks of the Council has shown once
again the need of a trailer park up in town. When
RV owners travel, most of them have a directory of
sites available around the United States. What
choice is listed for Boulder City? Lakeshore Village, and the Park Service campgrounds - and
sometimes, our rest stop. None of them say that
overnight space' is available in the mobilehome
parks. Everybody does NOT want to camp at the
lake. RV owners are TOURISTS - and all types of
tourists should be welcome. Many buy the newspaper, and visit our places of interest, eat in our
restaurants, buy souvenirs, purchase clothes, attend special events, tour museums, etc. There are
families who moved to Boulder City to LIVE, because they liked the town when they were 'passing
through" as tourists. Close the rest stop at night?
that is when most travelers REST. (You might use
fewer electric lights!) Travelers write letters to
RV magazines, tellinjj the attitude of towns they
visit, and such bad publicity is kept for future reTha
ference. Should this happen to Boulder City!
a
Reading
Weeic
celebrated
The fTfth annual
statewide celebration
of Nevada Reading
Week will be held at
The Meadows Mall during the week of Monday.
Feb. 7. through Saturday. Feb, 12. 1983.
This program, designed to encourage
reading at all levels, is
being presented to the
community by the Clark
County School District
(Curriculum Service
Departmentj, Clark
County School Librariahs' Association,
Las Vegas Council of
International Reading
Association.
and
southern
Nevada
Teachers of English. j_
Children and adults
will have an opportunity to hear stories, see
puppet shows, and
enjoy a Readers' Theater. School librarians
will be on-hand to offer
reading suggestions,
also. Two very special
events planned for
Saturday, Feb. 12. will
be a Storybook Character Contest at lOi.'JO a.m.
and the reading of a
story by Dr. Robert
Wentz, Clark County
School
District
Superintendent.
at
12:30 p.m.
Nevada
Reading
Week is free and open
tot he public. Special
events are listed below:
Monday through Friday
4 - 5 p.m.; Storytime,
Puppet Show. Readers'
Theater, and Choral
Reading Groups.
Saturday 10:30 a.m. to
12:30 p.m.; Storybook
Character
Contest.
12:30 p.m.; Storytime by
Dr. Robert Wentz. 1 to
4:30 p.m.; More Stories.
Puppet Shows, and
Readers' Theaters.
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