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Tuesday, December 4, 2001 Henderson, Nevada 50C In Brief... stoked Time constraints Grease fire forces Galleria evacuation force developer A grease fire in Chevy's About restaurant at the Galleria at Sunset on Saturday night to request denial forced an evacuation of the Spokes mall. See Page 2 from commission Kids claim free By Kris Hill In memory of children bikes, helmets News Staff Writer Developer this holiday season In an unusual move, the By Sandy Thomas developer of Sunset Ridge near takes next step Parents, friends and fami- News Managing Editor the Mission Ridge condomini- lies of children v^ho died pre- um development on Horizon maturely will celebrate those A dozen years ago, to building Henderson Fire Ridge Parkway at Annet short lives at a special com- Department captain Steve Street sought a recommenda- memorative ceremony homes where Walton and a few other tion for denial from the Sunday at Community firefigliters dipped into Henderson Planning casinos might Lutheran Church, 3720 E. tlieir own poclcets to buy a Commission Thursday night. Tropicana Ave. The local bicycle for a Henderson Given the options of denial have stood chapter of Bereaved Parents child. or continuance, the developer of the USA plans the event, preferred a recommendation By Kris Hill What began then has News Staff Writer which fakes place in conjunc- rolled into the major proj- for denial be forwarded to tion vi/ith National Children's ect fitting 171 children and Henderson City Council. Time Homeowners who live Memorial Day. • ,.v .. youth with bilges and hel- constraints do not allow for a near Wagonwheel Drive See Page 2 4 i : mets Saturday in the park- continuance, company officials and Boulder Highway ing lot at Sunset Station. said. were faced with a com- The fire department now On the 20-acre site the mon proposition at developer proposed a 256:unit Kids pack lunches works with Variety — The Thursday's Henderson Children's Charity of condominium project that Planning Commission for homeless people Southern Nevada to make would cover 16 acres. On the meeting. other four acres, a restaurant, Some 50 students at Bikes for Kids happen. Something will be gas station and convenience Monow Elementary School "The need was always developed within a mile of store had been proposed as a their homes — either a helped the homeless there but our ability to deliver was not," said buffer between Horizon Ridge proposed multi-family Thursday by preparing 120 Parkway and the condos. » housing project or a casi- sack lunches. Friends of the Walton. No longer is there a Neighbors of the proposed no. Desert, an organization condos said there are already For nearby residents, it assisting Henderson's home- delivery glitch for kids in need of wheels. Also work- enough condos and apart- sounds like the housing, less people, will distnbute the ments in the surrounding which would add some lunches. ing in the spring with the Henderson Police area. 500 condos and 145 sin- See Page 3 Department, Variety dis- "I can't imagine why we'd gle-family homes, would tributes at least 100 more want to cram so many people be the lesser of two evils. bikes. into this area ... or add com- The commission, how- Saturday's event saw mercial," resident Craig ever, voted unanimously children eyeing a sea of Nichols said. "We have nice in favor of the residential homes. We'd like to keep the project, with commission- N ^jbor... area nice." er Gary Bochanis absent. There were nine other resi- Most neighbors were Alma Randolph See SPOKES dents in attendance. Most not convinced these are Pages When Alma Randolph isn't were opposed to the project. the best options. Laurie Robinson Sipan, wh(> "1 am about a half mile coaching Green Valley High Rob Weidenfeld also lives near the proposed from that project. 1 have School's girls basketball /News Staff project, said she's concerned five kids. I am also a team, she has plenty to occu- Above:Terrie about how adding 256 condos teacher at John Dooley py her time. Greenlee, 4, would affect traffic patterns. Elementary," resident "I do a lot Saturday at The neighborhood is near a Connie Stolworthy said. of reading in Sunset Station major arteriil and slated to *T^Hp>y rides her new have Green Valley Parkway my spare See HOMES bicycle, extended into it. time," Pages assembled by "The residents of my neigh- Randolph Henderson borhood have to traverse said. firefighters. Horizon Ridge Parkway every the project. "Believe it or Left: day to get to work," she said. When it became clear that not, I also Burkholder "You take on death just to do would not work for the appli- like touring." Middle School that. Putting in a gas station cant, the commissioners, who would just add chaos." were concerned about what Randolph, students Randolph Jairon Bray, Continuing the proposal would happen to the four acres the only became an option when the of proposed co^imercial in the coach in the Gators' 11-year Ashleen and Aaron Bhim developer volunteered to pull revision "^rocdss, recommend- history, says living in ed denial and forwarded the check out the the commercial portion of the project to council's Dec. 11 Southern Nevada gives her possibilities. project and take time to meet an opportunity to visit several with the neighbors and revise agenda. interesting places. She recently voyaged to the Grand Canyon. Green Valley Ranch Randolph came to Green Valley from England where she taught physical education Station set to open and coached volleyball and By Kris Hill restaurants, such as II basketball. News Staff Wnter Fornaio, a warm, Italian Glenn C. Christenson is restaurant featuring tradi- about to breathe a 450,000- tional dishes at affordable square-foot sigh of relief. prices. The heart of the casino In Sports- His Green Valley Ranch - the gaming table pit - fea- Station, an elegant casino, tures 53 table games sur- New team in town resort and entertainment cen- rounded by hundreds of slot ter, opens Dec. 18 in machines. Coronado's giris basketball Henderson, after two years On the tour, most of the slot team started the season with and millions of dollars. machines looked the way peo- two straight wins. "The first word I think of to ple rarely see them - open and See Page 9 describe how I feel about this partially disassembled. As the is pride," said Christenson, visitors meandered around who lives in the Green Valley workers placing finishing area himself. touches and firefighters com- Though he's the vice presi- pleting inspections, Index dent and chief financial officer Christenson noted every Editorials 6 of Station Casinos, aspect of the operation will be Business 7 Christenson says this project ready in a few days. During the week leading up to the Deaths 8 is unique. opening, staff will go through Sports 9 "We didn't want this to be Ron fV^artinez/News Staff Sunset Station 2," he said. Classifieds 14 NEARLY FINISHED — The main antry is ready and waiting at Green Valley Ranch Station for th« It isn't. See RANCH A tour of the venue five days first customers. The hotel-casino on Green Valley Parkway just south of Interstate 215 will open Page? its doors Dec. 18. Volums 52,97th Edition ago revealed tantalizing HBC Publications PO Box 90430 NV 89009 Insurance aKemative helps people save money, get care (702) 435-7700 By Carte RkMe. native to health insurance medical, hospitalization, den- year and saving money. worth the money," Richard On the Web: Nm«sSLas Vegas, is Vegas. they've been using the Care check it out. 439"0000r " 7 Pao*4 I oflering a less expensive alter- The program ofTers miOor Entree program for almost a "We pay $54 a month and it's Page 2 Henderson Home News Tuesday, December 4, 2001 Tuesday, December 4, 2001 Henderson Home News Page^ v^ V i uviuiviv^^—riMtKR.^ AMtKTi; Council will consider billboard removal Price of gas down to an By Kris Hill -Mart Supercenter and shock to the heart. Morrow ES News Staff Writer Central Christian Church, The city has a preventative average $1.41 per gallon Harsch Investment both of which terminated maintenance agreement with students Gas prices continue to fall seemed that oil would become mysM Properties would like to let existing leases to remove five Physio-Control, the company in Nevada, even as OPEC pre- alarmingly expensive. Now tenants move into Henderson billboards, all told. from which it might buy the pares to announce its fourth the question is, how much Commerce Center, but that "While the applicant does devices. The agreement cov- make sack (A AMEI AMEM:A AM oil production cutback this cheaper will it get?" i may not happen unless the have a valid concern, they ers quarterly checks by a field year, reports AAA. According to the owner of billboards surround- have tenants waiting to occu- technician to help extend the lunches to The goal of the cutback is to International Energy Agency, ing the property won't take py the buildings, conditions of lifejof the equipment. shore up falling crude oil world oil demand in the third them down. approvals ... have been prices. quarter fell by an estimated Conditions of approval for accepted but not met," the help less In the past month, the 750,000 barrels per day, or two permits issued to the analysis report said. average price for a gallon on about 1 percent, from the developer require removal of In other news, council will -A K regular unleaded self-serve same quarter last year. the billboards. But the owner consider a resolution allowing fortunate HOME gas in Nevada's urban areas Motor gasoline demand of the billboards has told city it to sell 22 and 26 S. Water By CarIa Riddle fell 12 cents to $1.41. The remained strong, according to staff the billboards will not be St., to Henderson News Staff Writer cheapest gas in the state can the Energy Information dismantled because they have Redevelopment Agency for NEWS Third-grader Michelle Petty be found in Las Vegas, where Administration, at approxi- been leased out until 2004. $555,822.21. says if she was homeless, she'd the average price for a gallon mately 3.6 percent above the Henderson Planning Once the agency has closed An Independent Newspaper Founded June 1,1951 want others to make peanut of regular unleaded is $1.29, same period last year. Jet fuel Commission forwarded the on the properties, it can resell Henderson Home News (USPS butter and jelly sandwiches for down 14 cents from last demand continues to increase requests for certificates of them as part of efforts to 240-000) Published every her. month. on a week-to-week basis, but occupancy to allow the ten- redevelop downtown Tuesday arxi Thursday morning She was among some 50 stu- The national average fell still averages 8 percent below ants to move in with a recom- Henderson. at 2300 Coiporate Cirde Drive. dents at Morrow Elementary 16 cetits to $1.19, a 35-cent the same time last year. mendation the council deny Also up for consideration at Suite 150, Henderson, Nevada, School who helped the home- drop sim;e September. "Although OPEC is deter- the requests. the council meeting will be by NBC Publications, Inc. less Thursday by preparing "A slumping U.S. economy mined to stabilize crude According to city docu- the purchase of 15 new defib- Periodicals postage paid at 120 sack lunches. and the fallout from the Sept. prices, it is not in the cartel's ments, Young Electric Sign rillators for the city's emer- Henderson and at additional Friends of the Desert, an 11 attacks has reduced interest to prolong or perhaps Company, the owner of the gency services departments. mailing offices POSTMASTER Send address organization assisting demand' for oil," said Lisa deepen the global economic billboards, was to have After discounts of more Ron fvlartinez/News Staff Henderson's homeless people, Foster, AAA Nevada spokes- downturn," said Alan Kovaki, removed them by June 30. than $21,000, the city will changes to: will distribute the lunches. Its HELPING HANDS — Third-graders at Morrow Elementary School Thursday prepare 120 sack woman. "Not long ago, it Rob Weidenfeld/News Staff ' "The requirement to pay $34,770 for the defibrilla- HENDERSON HOME NEWS energy analyst. goal had been 100 sack lunch- lunches for homeless people. MESSAGE FROM AMERICA — Tim Burns videotapes a message to American military per- remove billboards has been tors, which are used by emer- 2300 Corporate Circle Drive es. sonnel stationed around the world recently at Circuit City, 561 N. Stephanie St., through the twice enforced and therefore gency technicians and fire- Suite 150 "We wanted to do something wich, napkin, a juice drink, Student Brooke Richardson their sandwich-making proj- 'Message From America' program sponsored by Circuit City, CBS, Sony and several other does not create a precedent," fighters to revive patients Henderson, NV 89014 Republican Women to meet Phone (702) 564-1881 for the community," said and a variety of raisins, said the project was great. ect, was impressed at how well companies. The program, which continues through Dec. 31, allows Americans to visit any city staff's, report said. whose hearts have stopped by Kathy Augustine, Nevada president of the Nevada State Customer complaint calls wiH teacher Laurie Nanni. apples, oranges, chips, or "I like helping other people they worked together to make Circuit City store and record a 30-second greeting. Some greetings will be broadcast nation- Those cases were the Wal- administering an electric State comptroller, will be the Republican Women's Club. be accepted from 7 to 10 a.m. Nanni and another third- crackers, student Bailey Carl because it makes me happy the sack lunches. ally and compiled into a montage to be shared with military personnel via the USO and guest speaker at Saturday's The 10:30 a.m. meeting and on Tuesdays and Thursdays. grade teacher, Karen said. The students and their and I like that," she said. "I think it's pretty neat the Armed Forces Network. breakfast meeting of the Green breakfast wall be in the Willows Missed papers will be Martinez, both on Track 5, parents donated everything Another student, Kyle way they all lined up and Valley Republican Women's Restaurant at MacDonald Bereaved parents, friends distributed by noon. came up with the idea so stu- used to make the lunches. Solloway, agreed that if the knew what to do," she said. Club. Ranch, Horizon Ridge Parkway, H^IKE OCALLAGHAN dents could give thanks to the "The homeless people will class were homeless, other "(The homeless people) al-e She will update the financial just off Green Valley Parkway. PuWishef community during the holiday probably like this ... it was people would do the same going to like this ... they're Galleria evacuated because of grease fire to celebrate children's lives picture of Nevada and answer The charge is $15 per person. CAROLYN OCALLAGHAN season. really fun making the sand- thing for them. probably going to be surprised A grease fire in Chevy's Light smoke was found in Seven engines, two rescue all questions. The event is open to the pub- By Caria Riddle A balloon release launches Co-Publisfier Every sack lunch contained wiches 'cause I got all messy," Parent Caren Igert, who that it came from elementary restaurant at the Galleria at Chevy's restaurant and the units, one truck, a light and air News Staff Writer KEITH FOUTZ In addition, officers for 2002 lic. For reservations, call Nickie the event and a candlelight a peanut butter and jelly sand- student Joseph Gigante said. watched the children during students." General Manager Sunset ^Saturday night led tt) adjoining mall area. The origin unit, and two chief officers Parents, friends and fami- ceremony follows. will be installed by Lia Roberts, Diersen at 897-4682. evacuation of the mall and SANDY THOMAS of the smoke was a grease duct responded. Second-alaiin units lies of children who died pre- Participants read poems, caused an estimated $2,500 above the restaurant's mesquite Managing Editor from Clark County Fire maturely will celebrate those light candles and read the worth of damage. grill and the spark was limited Department were dispatched Ibr MARY COLLEEN MIELE short lives at a special com- names of children being Circxilatlon Manager There Were no injuries. to the dutt system. The cause is mutual aid. remembered. Special angel Millennium Scholarship workshop set memorative ceremony HBC PUBLICATIONS GOT THOSE WEEKEND BIUES? At about 6:50 p.m. Saturday, still under investigation. The fire was extinguished This year, students who might requirements and having a financial aid options and get Sunday at Community ornaments are given out. Mike OCallaghan, President: Henderson Fire Department Christmas shopping was within 20 minutes. Fire units college cost estimates. Lutheran Church, 3720 E. "It's a very emotional day, Carolyn OCallaghan, Vice not have otherwise had the minimum grade point average units responded to a report of temporarily interrupted while remained on scene as a precau- Tropicana Ave. but you can't wait to go," President: Tim OCallaghan. opportunity to go to college are of 3.0, a $10,000 scholarship if The class will be at The smoke from the mall's roof the mall was evacuated. tion and to investigate. "The holiday season is Bender said. "Anyone who TreasunerA/ioe President: Mary hitting the books and enrolling they attend a public college or Barbara Greenspun tough enough as it is ... this has lost a child knows it's the Colleen Miele, Vce President: in public institutions of higher university in Nevada. Funded WomensCare Center of is kind of our way of remem- most horrible pain to go Ruthe Deskin, Secretary. education through the by the Tobacco Settlement of Excellence, at St. Rose Wolff teachers, principal working at McDonald's bering the lives of children through ... but after (the cer- SUBSCRIPTION RATES Millennium Scholarship pro- 1998, the program will contin- Dominican Hospital, 100 N. THF^ HOTTEST SPOT BM HEIMDIIISOIV emony) you feel so good." gram. ue to assist students indefi- Green Valley Parkway, Suite Students at Wolff Elementary Wednesday at McDonald's, and the third time Wolff has who've passed on," said Single 50 cents IS NOM IMTUONG BOUIDER CfTY BAI) BOYS, School never thought they'd 10020 S. Eastern Ave., from 5 to participated in McDonald's Cathy Bender, president of Refreshments will also be One Year $30 "This program removes a nitely 330, at Interstate 215, Dec. 11 hear their school's namesake 7 p.m. McTY'acher's Night. the local chapter of Bereaved available. (Twelve Consecutive Montfis) great many of the financial To encourage students to from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Moore «4 99 ask, "Do you want fries with It's all part of McTl-acher's Fifteen percent of total Parents of the USA. The local chapter of No refunds barriers surrounding a college partake in this worthwhile and Christine Ahems, depart- that?" Night restaurant sale.** between 5 and Set for 2 to 4 p.m., the cer- Bereaved Parents of the USA MAILSUBSCRIPTK)N education," said Susan Moore, program, The Barbara ment coordinator for Green SPINNING YOUR FAVOBTTE DJ'S Valley High School Ehse Wolff will be flipping This really means a great 7 p.m. will be donated to the emony will be the chapter's meets the fourth Tuesday of West of Mississippi program director. "This money Greenspun WomensCare Di\Nci\o STARTS AT IOPM • DRINK SPKCIUS burgers, making fries and ring- deal to me (to be involved in school. seventh annual celebration. every month at the church at $50 per year will help Nevada teens get the Center of Excellence, along Counseling, will instruct. East of Mississippi ing up orders along with the school activities)," Wolff said. "I think it is just so fun ... the It takes place in conjunction 7 p.m. education they need to get a with the Office of the State For more information, call $60 per year Locally Owned and Operated for 18 Years school's principal. Donna This will be the first time with National Children's For more information, call head start on their careers." Treasurer, will offer a class to (888) 477-2667. For more infor- kids just love seeing their teach- "Additional Mailing Offices" Barber, and teachers Wolff has worked at McDonald's ers working there," Barber said. Memorial Day. 393-1810. 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Kalitn 5 tinMS a day & 2-4-6-8-10pm ^l^f^ EMorado luUian SteBkhoute only. Offer Expires 12/31/01 ^^ILD CASINO ^ MuHSplier WHEEL OP CASH CASINO Downtown Hondorton 725 S. Racetrack Rd. • Henderson, 564-8/00 564-/8/I Page 2 Henderson Home News Tuesday, December 4, 2001 Tuesday, December 4, 2001 Henderson Home News Page^ v^ V i uviuiviv^^—riMtKR.^ AMtKTi; Council will consider billboard removal Price of gas down to an By Kris Hill -Mart Supercenter and shock to the heart. Morrow ES News Staff Writer Central Christian Church, The city has a preventative average $1.41 per gallon Harsch Investment both of which terminated maintenance agreement with students Gas prices continue to fall seemed that oil would become mysM Properties would like to let existing leases to remove five Physio-Control, the company in Nevada, even as OPEC pre- alarmingly expensive. Now tenants move into Henderson billboards, all told. from which it might buy the pares to announce its fourth the question is, how much Commerce Center, but that "While the applicant does devices. The agreement cov- make sack (A AMEI AMEM:A AM oil production cutback this cheaper will it get?" i may not happen unless the have a valid concern, they ers quarterly checks by a field year, reports AAA. According to the owner of billboards surround- have tenants waiting to occu- technician to help extend the lunches to The goal of the cutback is to International Energy Agency, ing the property won't take py the buildings, conditions of lifejof the equipment. shore up falling crude oil world oil demand in the third them down. approvals ... have been prices. quarter fell by an estimated Conditions of approval for accepted but not met," the help less In the past month, the 750,000 barrels per day, or two permits issued to the analysis report said. average price for a gallon on about 1 percent, from the developer require removal of In other news, council will -A K regular unleaded self-serve same quarter last year. the billboards. But the owner consider a resolution allowing fortunate HOME gas in Nevada's urban areas Motor gasoline demand of the billboards has told city it to sell 22 and 26 S. Water By CarIa Riddle fell 12 cents to $1.41. The remained strong, according to staff the billboards will not be St., to Henderson News Staff Writer cheapest gas in the state can the Energy Information dismantled because they have Redevelopment Agency for NEWS Third-grader Michelle Petty be found in Las Vegas, where Administration, at approxi- been leased out until 2004. $555,822.21. says if she was homeless, she'd the average price for a gallon mately 3.6 percent above the Henderson Planning Once the agency has closed An Independent Newspaper Founded June 1,1951 want others to make peanut of regular unleaded is $1.29, same period last year. Jet fuel Commission forwarded the on the properties, it can resell Henderson Home News (USPS butter and jelly sandwiches for down 14 cents from last demand continues to increase requests for certificates of them as part of efforts to 240-000) Published every her. month. on a week-to-week basis, but occupancy to allow the ten- redevelop downtown Tuesday arxi Thursday morning She was among some 50 stu- The national average fell still averages 8 percent below ants to move in with a recom- Henderson. at 2300 Coiporate Cirde Drive. dents at Morrow Elementary 16 cetits to $1.19, a 35-cent the same time last year. mendation the council deny Also up for consideration at Suite 150, Henderson, Nevada, School who helped the home- drop sim;e September. "Although OPEC is deter- the requests. the council meeting will be by NBC Publications, Inc. less Thursday by preparing "A slumping U.S. economy mined to stabilize crude According to city docu- the purchase of 15 new defib- Periodicals postage paid at 120 sack lunches. and the fallout from the Sept. prices, it is not in the cartel's ments, Young Electric Sign rillators for the city's emer- Henderson and at additional Friends of the Desert, an 11 attacks has reduced interest to prolong or perhaps Company, the owner of the gency services departments. mailing offices POSTMASTER Send address organization assisting demand' for oil," said Lisa deepen the global economic billboards, was to have After discounts of more Ron fvlartinez/News Staff Henderson's homeless people, Foster, AAA Nevada spokes- downturn," said Alan Kovaki, removed them by June 30. than $21,000, the city will changes to: will distribute the lunches. Its HELPING HANDS — Third-graders at Morrow Elementary School Thursday prepare 120 sack woman. "Not long ago, it Rob Weidenfeld/News Staff ' "The requirement to pay $34,770 for the defibrilla- HENDERSON HOME NEWS energy analyst. goal had been 100 sack lunch- lunches for homeless people. MESSAGE FROM AMERICA — Tim Burns videotapes a message to American military per- remove billboards has been tors, which are used by emer- 2300 Corporate Circle Drive es. sonnel stationed around the world recently at Circuit City, 561 N. Stephanie St., through the twice enforced and therefore gency technicians and fire- Suite 150 "We wanted to do something wich, napkin, a juice drink, Student Brooke Richardson their sandwich-making proj- 'Message From America' program sponsored by Circuit City, CBS, Sony and several other does not create a precedent," fighters to revive patients Henderson, NV 89014 Republican Women to meet Phone (702) 564-1881 for the community," said and a variety of raisins, said the project was great. ect, was impressed at how well companies. The program, which continues through Dec. 31, allows Americans to visit any city staff's, report said. whose hearts have stopped by Kathy Augustine, Nevada president of the Nevada State Customer complaint calls wiH teacher Laurie Nanni. apples, oranges, chips, or "I like helping other people they worked together to make Circuit City store and record a 30-second greeting. Some greetings will be broadcast nation- Those cases were the Wal- administering an electric State comptroller, will be the Republican Women's Club. be accepted from 7 to 10 a.m. Nanni and another third- crackers, student Bailey Carl because it makes me happy the sack lunches. ally and compiled into a montage to be shared with military personnel via the USO and guest speaker at Saturday's The 10:30 a.m. meeting and on Tuesdays and Thursdays. grade teacher, Karen said. The students and their and I like that," she said. "I think it's pretty neat the Armed Forces Network. breakfast meeting of the Green breakfast wall be in the Willows Missed papers will be Martinez, both on Track 5, parents donated everything Another student, Kyle way they all lined up and Valley Republican Women's Restaurant at MacDonald Bereaved parents, friends distributed by noon. came up with the idea so stu- used to make the lunches. Solloway, agreed that if the knew what to do," she said. Club. Ranch, Horizon Ridge Parkway, H^IKE OCALLAGHAN dents could give thanks to the "The homeless people will class were homeless, other "(The homeless people) al-e She will update the financial just off Green Valley Parkway. PuWishef community during the holiday probably like this ... it was people would do the same going to like this ... they're Galleria evacuated because of grease fire to celebrate children's lives picture of Nevada and answer The charge is $15 per person. CAROLYN OCALLAGHAN season. really fun making the sand- thing for them. probably going to be surprised A grease fire in Chevy's Light smoke was found in Seven engines, two rescue all questions. The event is open to the pub- By Caria Riddle A balloon release launches Co-Publisfier Every sack lunch contained wiches 'cause I got all messy," Parent Caren Igert, who that it came from elementary restaurant at the Galleria at Chevy's restaurant and the units, one truck, a light and air News Staff Writer KEITH FOUTZ In addition, officers for 2002 lic. For reservations, call Nickie the event and a candlelight a peanut butter and jelly sand- student Joseph Gigante said. watched the children during students." General Manager Sunset ^Saturday night led tt) adjoining mall area. The origin unit, and two chief officers Parents, friends and fami- ceremony follows. will be installed by Lia Roberts, Diersen at 897-4682. evacuation of the mall and SANDY THOMAS of the smoke was a grease duct responded. Second-alaiin units lies of children who died pre- Participants read poems, caused an estimated $2,500 above the restaurant's mesquite Managing Editor from Clark County Fire maturely will celebrate those light candles and read the worth of damage. grill and the spark was limited Department were dispatched Ibr MARY COLLEEN MIELE short lives at a special com- names of children being Circxilatlon Manager There Were no injuries. to the dutt system. The cause is mutual aid. remembered. Special angel Millennium Scholarship workshop set memorative ceremony HBC PUBLICATIONS GOT THOSE WEEKEND BIUES? At about 6:50 p.m. Saturday, still under investigation. The fire was extinguished This year, students who might requirements and having a financial aid options and get Sunday at Community ornaments are given out. Mike OCallaghan, President: Henderson Fire Department Christmas shopping was within 20 minutes. Fire units college cost estimates. Lutheran Church, 3720 E. "It's a very emotional day, Carolyn OCallaghan, Vice not have otherwise had the minimum grade point average units responded to a report of temporarily interrupted while remained on scene as a precau- Tropicana Ave. but you can't wait to go," President: Tim OCallaghan. opportunity to go to college are of 3.0, a $10,000 scholarship if The class will be at The smoke from the mall's roof the mall was evacuated. tion and to investigate. "The holiday season is Bender said. "Anyone who TreasunerA/ioe President: Mary hitting the books and enrolling they attend a public college or Barbara Greenspun tough enough as it is ... this has lost a child knows it's the Colleen Miele, Vce President: in public institutions of higher university in Nevada. Funded WomensCare Center of is kind of our way of remem- most horrible pain to go Ruthe Deskin, Secretary. education through the by the Tobacco Settlement of Excellence, at St. Rose Wolff teachers, principal working at McDonald's bering the lives of children through ... but after (the cer- SUBSCRIPTION RATES Millennium Scholarship pro- 1998, the program will contin- Dominican Hospital, 100 N. THF^ HOTTEST SPOT BM HEIMDIIISOIV emony) you feel so good." gram. ue to assist students indefi- Green Valley Parkway, Suite Students at Wolff Elementary Wednesday at McDonald's, and the third time Wolff has who've passed on," said Single 50 cents IS NOM IMTUONG BOUIDER CfTY BAI) BOYS, School never thought they'd 10020 S. Eastern Ave., from 5 to participated in McDonald's Cathy Bender, president of Refreshments will also be One Year $30 "This program removes a nitely 330, at Interstate 215, Dec. 11 hear their school's namesake 7 p.m. McTY'acher's Night. the local chapter of Bereaved available. (Twelve Consecutive Montfis) great many of the financial To encourage students to from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Moore «4 99 ask, "Do you want fries with It's all part of McTl-acher's Fifteen percent of total Parents of the USA. The local chapter of No refunds barriers surrounding a college partake in this worthwhile and Christine Ahems, depart- that?" Night restaurant sale.** between 5 and Set for 2 to 4 p.m., the cer- Bereaved Parents of the USA MAILSUBSCRIPTK)N education," said Susan Moore, program, The Barbara ment coordinator for Green SPINNING YOUR FAVOBTTE DJ'S Valley High School Ehse Wolff will be flipping This really means a great 7 p.m. will be donated to the emony will be the chapter's meets the fourth Tuesday of West of Mississippi program director. "This money Greenspun WomensCare Di\Nci\o STARTS AT IOPM • DRINK SPKCIUS burgers, making fries and ring- deal to me (to be involved in school. seventh annual celebration. every month at the church at $50 per year will help Nevada teens get the Center of Excellence, along Counseling, will instruct. East of Mississippi ing up orders along with the school activities)," Wolff said. "I think it is just so fun ... the It takes place in conjunction 7 p.m. education they need to get a with the Office of the State For more information, call $60 per year Locally Owned and Operated for 18 Years school's principal. Donna This will be the first time with National Children's For more information, call head start on their careers." Treasurer, will offer a class to (888) 477-2667. For more infor- kids just love seeing their teach- "Additional Mailing Offices" Barber, and teachers Wolff has worked at McDonald's ers working there," Barber said. Memorial Day. 393-1810. The Millennium Scholarship help students meet eligibility mation about the WomensCare 564-2121 • 842 S. Boulder Hwy (in the Smiths Center is the first'bf its kind. It offers requirements. Students will Center or to confirm your all Nevada high school stu- find out what they need to do child's attendance, call 616- dents meeting the residency to qualify, learn about other 4900. Utilities meeting set Ues Pjicouni i«^ii • -^ ^^Wutrtct L/iJe^t^iA'yy^ % »? The Public Utilities IAJIOHST SHUC710N OF V/lJl^ ANH llODO'l I?l NEVADA. .--''S;^ Commission will host three 'S PARTY SUPPIIEI8& GUTS FA?,1HY OV/?l^n AND OPSRATFD ^-Cv^, OV^i^ ^) Y^AH-S. - Jia . V public sessions to discuss utility issues. Come Check Us Out f The first will be Sunday at 9 • Horns • l*»rl,v IWv^r** a.m. in the Henderson I'nrf.v llofa% • Pinalas 0:00.1.111,^ lOn.m, Wi^is^j^/o Li^lPliiiiili TOP AWARDS WITH MAX, COIN BET Convention Center. 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COMMUNITY Holiday stress raises health Eagle Scout honor BRIEFS risks, chiropractors warn awarded to three Women's center With the holiday season in full as just after eating a heavy meal your back. When lifting, hold Three area Boy Scouts have to offer seminar swing, it's important to reduce or lifting a package improperly. objects close to your body; rather completed requirements for stress and strain. It may also become chronic, as than flexing forward, maintain a Eagle Scout. They are: on heart health This is especially important in heavy eating during the holi- slight arch in your lower back Kevin Owen, a son of light of the added anxiety result- days may lead to unhealthy and bend at the knees before Robert and Kathy Owen and Many mistakenly think the ing from the Sept. 11 tragedies. weight gain, and carrying extra standing up with the object. a member of the Church of leading cause of death in Slow down, recognize the pounds can put added strain on That way, the liftmg is done pri- Jesus Christ of Latter-day women is breast cancer, but need for more patience, plan the supporting structures of the marily with the strong muscles Saints. He is a junior at it's heart disease. ahead to ease last-minute efforts spine and nervous system." of the legs supporting the load. Desert Pines High School The Barbara Greenspun and be aware that others are Additional weight can force • When cooking or standing where he is active in the WomensCare Center of under pressure. Make a special the pelvis and torso to shift and for an extended period, elevate marching drill team. He Excellence will offer a semi- point this holiday season to cause changes in spinal balance, one foot with a foot rest or enjoys soccer. He plans to join nar, "Heart Health for express your thoughts and feel- leading to spinal misalignments stacked books, about six inches the Marines. Women." Taught by Angle ings to your friends and loved (known as subluxations) and from the floor. Altemately ele- Mitchell Barlow, a son of Palomo, open-heart clinical ones. malfunction in the entire body, vating each foot relieves tired John and Pam Barlow, is a nurse specialist for St. Rose You can start by taking a little said Dr. Humber. ICA suggests back and leg muscles - similar to member of the Church of Kevin Owen Dominican Hospital, this class extra care of yourself and your eating inuinQdbration and taking the function the foot rest serves Jesus Christ of Latter-day will dispel myths of heart dis- family at the dinner table. Don't a 15- to 20-minute walk after a for customers standing at a Saints where he has served as ease and discuss different fill yourself with holiday food, big meal to ease discomfort and coimter — and helps prevent deacon's Quorum president types of treatment says the International bum a few calories. Fitness bad posture habi^ that can lead and Scout troop leader. The seminar will be at the Chiropractors Association. reseeirch findings indicate you to abnormal spinal curvatures. A freshman at Boulder City center on Green Valley "A bulging stomach can put can bum up to 100 calories in a • When traveling by car or High School, he has had Parkway at Interstate 215 pressure on your body's support 30-minute walk. plane, place a pillow or folded straight A's and perfect atten- from 6 to 7 tonight. systems, including your spine ICA has prepared a list of towel behind the small of the dance for three years, For more information, call and spinal nerves," said IDr. D.D. health tips to help protect your back to help mtdntain the arch straight E's in citizenship for 616-4900. Rob Weidenfeld/News Staff Humber, ICA president. "Every back and general health over in your lower back and support two years. He has received CRAFT SHOW— Irene Hylton and her daughter, Diane Nyland, examine items at the Pamela's extra potmd in the abdominal the holidays: the rest of the body properly. the Nevada Rural Cities Brown Junior Creations booth Saturday at the Christmas Gift and Craft Show. The event, which took place region could put 10 pounds more • Lift packages, firewood, a This relieves the discs and joint Youth Award twice. Barlow Friday through Sunday at the Henderson Convention Center, featured more than 80 booths stress on the lower back. This frozen holiday turkey and other structures of the spine from enjoys soccer, basketball, High Drama Club of vendors selling craft, gift and food items. stress can last a short time, such heavy items with your legs, not unnecessary pressure. baseball, tenor saxophone and piano. His career inter- Rob Weidenfeld/News Staff presents play ests involve sports. BREAKFAST WITH BERKLEY — U.S. Rep. Shelley Berkley talks with members of the Jewish Brown Junior High School Justin Louis Lesperance, a Mitchell Barlow War Veterans Post 65 during their monthly breakfast meeting Sunday at Sun City son of Eugene and Susan thespians today, Wednesday INSURANCE MacDonald Ranch's Desert Willow Community Center. Berkley was the featured speaker. and Thursday will ask audi- From Page 1 Ring Out the Old, Lesperance, is a member of Concerned Citizens of Troop ences to play sleuth. 249 and has served as junior They're staging "The priced medicines might not be Providers for Care Entree oO'er the highest package .*j.Wng In the New assistant scoutmaster and Verdict" by Jacobson and reduced a whole lot. but it still are contracted through Private available to their employees was on staff at the Boy Scouts Military mail set to go online Kricler at 2:30 and 6:30 p.m. helps," Richard Smith said. Health ('are Systems Inc. It is will pay a first-time member- of America National each of the days. The Department of Defense National Guard members. vicemembers overseas during Brady Buchanan, the a nationwide Preferred ship fee of about $150, and Jamboree Western Region The setting is a 1930s court- has an alternative to the Any "Having been away from the holiday season for more than Henderson representative for Provider network with more $54.95 every month after that. Rappelling Team. He is a room drama. During each per- and Lake Mead Cruises for 2002! Servicemember and Operation home myself during the holi- 17 years. The Any Care Entree, who has also than .'?(),()()() participating doc- If they decided to pay zero per- 2001 graduate of Chaparral formance 12 audience mem- Dear Abby programs, which days, I know how much theyll Servicemember mail program been an insurance broker for tors who have agreed to charge cent of the employee's cost of High School where he logged bers will be selected to serve were suspended in the wake of appreciate greetings and letters began during Opefiition Desert more than 35 years, calls the a set amount for services ren- $54.95 per month, the business four years with the school as the jury. • Enjoy a 2-Hour Dinner Cruise featuring filet and chicken. anthrax mail attacks. from home," said Maj. Gen. Storm in 1990, and continued to Admission is $2 at the door. program one of best programs dered. PHCS also covers every would receive 25 percent cash band. Then, back to the Landing for entertainment, dessert, The Navy has developed a Giles Vanderhoof, ajutant gener- grow during operations in he's seen. hospital in Clark County, back every month for each His hobbies are music, Children age 6 and under can a champagne toast, and family festivities. Web-based alternative to benefit al for Nevada. Bosnia, starting in 1995. attend for free. The program, an alternative Buchanan said. employee who uses Care camping, backpacking and members of all services. The lb receive a message, service- to insurance, acts as the "mid- "Rates don't increase every Entree. Businesses also • Ring in the New York New Year. Event from sports. He plans to earn his program can be reached at the members will log onto the Web dleman" between the patient year and there is no under- receive bonus cash, about $5 to 6pm - 9pm (midnight EST!) fire science degree and serve SUNDAY thru WEDNESDAY Navy LIFELines Services site and choose messages for and people who are providing writing,"' he said. "This is a $15, for every employee using • Keepsakes include souvenir photos, party favors and other as a professional firefighter. Justin Lesperance Network at their branch of service and home the services, like an insurance good deal for people who can't the program. memorabilia from one of the most unforgettable FILET & CRAB LEGS http://www.LlFELines2000.org. state. Those sending a message company would but at a iowe.'r afford in.surance or don't quali- "The cash back program is years in recent history! Those who want to send a and wishing to receive a 4 PM-10 PM INCLUDES ALL cost. fy ... it's a godsend." phenomenal," McNelley said. YOU CAN EAT SALAD BAR ri£i£ W Nevada unclaimed property message of supf)ort or holiday response may include a return e- For example, Buchanan Care Entree also offers a "A company can really become Make this New Year's Outrageously Great and (HAM-10 PM) NO TAKE OUTS said, when an insurance com- cash back program for busi- wealthy just off of the cash- spend it with your family at Lake Mead Cruises! greeting to military service mail address. Since all messages pany like Blue Cross receives nesses that sign up and offer back offer." Reservations Required auction slated for Saturday members will find a simple. Also are viewed dn the Web, the mili- called Any Servicemember, the tary's regular e-mail service is the claim for a patient, they the program to their employ- Care Entree will host its An auction of Nevada In order to participate, Call for Details*! » program allows participants to not affected. pay the providers at wholesale ees. grand opening in Las Vegas unclaimed property will start interested parties can pre- select from one or all branches of Operation Dear Abby, founded cost and then charge the "This is savings of at least Dec. 15, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., at at 11 a.m. Saturday at Robert view the items available and the military. There is no way to by the newspaper advice colum- 1741 N. Boulder Hwy. (South of Sunset) patient the price they paid .50 percent for busines.ses ... 1344 S. Decatur Blvd. Free Diero and Associates, 4050 register with the auctioneer 293-6180 direct greetings to Nevada nist, has delivered mail to ser- Henderson, NV 89015 plus additional costs, creating that's like $15,000 to $25,000 chair massages will be avail- West Harmon St., Suite 1, between 8 and 11 a.m. the a retail price. a year for employers in sav- able as well as free health sem- Ask about Gift Certificate Special! Las Vegas. morning of the auction. "(Care Entree) gives peo- ings," Buchanan said. "1 think inars. A drawing for dinner for • Rtservations must be pq^id al Ihc tim« of booking and are nonretundable The unclaimed property Items up for auction this Rental ple the opportunity to pay it's the wave of'ttlC future, two with a choice of six restau- Lake Mead Cniises is an Aulhonzed CuiKessioner of die National Park Service division is under the admin- year include: a pearl neck- FORhUH YOURYUi MAILING NEEDS... ViewHBC 11-01 Mail Boxes what Blue Cross paid at whole- personally." rants will take place. To reach istration of the State lace, a coin collection and FREE & MORE! sale cost instead of a retail For example, a business that McNelley, call 870-9701, or Treasurer's Office. numerous pieces of jewelry. BOXES & i price," he said. .• . r decides to join Care Entree and Buchanan, 260-3505. . .,• According to state law, To view a sample of the PACKAGING i $200 Mail & More when unclaimed property is items or to search the data- With Purchase I 9711 S. Eastern #H5 St. Rose Dominican Hospital's turned over to the base for unclaimed property, m^o?n Catholic Charities receives 600 turiceys from anonymous donor GIFT (At Silverado Ranch At Targe Shopping Center) Treasurer's Office, any items visit NevadaTreasurer.com. Any Shipment \ ANY [ Catholic Charities of Nevada Community. served by Catholic Charities." WRAPPING not claimed within one year For more information, call 617-8017 SHIPMENT I Limited Quantity Southern Nevada will benefit Foundation. She said the turkeys will With Purchase must be sold at auction. (702)792-4050. No Limit Fax 617-8096 Availat)le from a donation of 600 "An anonymous donor provide approximately 7,000 Any Shipment turkeys. wanted to help as many peo- meals. MILITARY Mall ft Morel i OPEN LATE 7 DAYS |x,i&i Mail ft Mora One hundred turkeys were ple as possible with a holiday Catholic Charities Lied t^' Per Package received before Thanksgiving donation," said Lou Gramage, Dining Room has been serv- 11 th Annual 9711 S. Eastern #H5 \ Mon. - Fri. Sam - 8pm Exniiss. 9711 S Eastern #H5 and 500 were received executive director of the ing meals to the community's (At Silverado Rancti) i (At Silverado RarKh) k^ Christopher J. Perrault jP^Mall ft Morel Sat. & Sun. 10am - 6pm Monday at Catholic Charities Nevada Community founda- homeless and needy since Coupon Expires [ Mail ft Moro! Coupon Expires Run for the Rose Army Pfc. Christopher J. Perrault has arrived at Aberdeen 12/31/01 ! I 9711 S Eastern #H5 12A31/01 Lied Dining Room. The I m9711 S Eastern #H5 j tion. "A decision was made to 1965. I (At Silverado Ranch) Authorized U.S. Postal Service anonymous donation was purchase turkeys to help feed More than 550,000 meals Proving Ground, Aberdeen, Md., to complete the wheeled vehicle (At Silverado Ranch) r 11th repairer advanced individual training course. Perrault, a son of I Coupon Expires coordinated through the BOOK STAMPS Coupon Expires j xnm the homeless and needy are served each year 5K Run and J 12/31/01 Annual Jim W. and Rita B. Perrault of Henderson, is a 2001 graduate of Same Price As Post Office - No Waiting In line! 12/31/01 • Basic High School. Book signing Milillkil Run for the Rose 1 mile Fun Walk set for Saturday Terry Goodkind. author of the New York Times best-sell- Fresented By ing series "Sword of Truth' THE novels, will have an exclusive national signing of "Pillars of LANDWELL Creation," No. 4 on the New COMPANY York Times bestseller list, M*M$ Saturday at 4 p.m. at Barnes Complimentary and Noble-Henderson, 567 N. Saturday, December 8, 2001 Stephanie St. Warm-up at 7:00 a.m. Hors d'oeuvers, ronci Operiiri at Party Favors & Champagne 8500 Served from ^^A^^W St. Thomas More Catholic Communitv Every tto^^ 9:30 - 10:30pm Ffi€€ exnA^ bness • Bursitis • Neck Poio • Pain in Joints • firm & leg Ptoin • Fun for the whole family! 'JPPPH^O Shoulder Pain • Stiffness • UJhIplosh For more information, call 616-7554 vouA iNinnL visrr ujiu INCUIDC: BOYD GAMING • A Mvote cennHtollon A Special Thank you to our sponsors: ^ HENDERSO y X-roys V cofwidered necessory The LandWell Company y M thereuflh eaaailiMkKten indwdlAg Wal-Mart Serene location orthopedic 9tnd Aourolo^lcol tests y A cenfMeAtlol report of owr HndlnQS O'Callaghan's Printing y An enploworten of owr treotment procedure City of Henderson W we determine tfUreproctk cere fer v»v 24-Hour Fitness Eldorado • A referrelto the proper •ptilelin If w Land Rover of Las Vegas CASINO Dr. Kathl«*n NasH determine chlreprecek cemwt help yev Trader Joe's (702) 564-1811 Pacific Cliiropractic Pick-up Stix Rules posted C A S I NO 204 W. Pacific Ave. Henderson The Sports Cluh/Las Vegas at t>oth casinos. (702) 564-8100 Las Vegas Running Team ' » • n

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COMMUNITY Holiday stress raises health Eagle Scout honor BRIEFS risks, chiropractors warn awarded to three Women's center With the holiday season in full as just after eating a heavy meal your back. When lifting, hold Three area Boy Scouts have to offer seminar swing, it's important to reduce or lifting a package improperly. objects close to your body; rather completed requirements for stress and strain. It may also become chronic, as than flexing forward, maintain a Eagle Scout. They are: on heart health This is especially important in heavy eating during the holi- slight arch in your lower back Kevin Owen, a son of light of the added anxiety result- days may lead to unhealthy and bend at the knees before Robert and Kathy Owen and Many mistakenly think the ing from the Sept. 11 tragedies. weight gain, and carrying extra standing up with the object. a member of the Church of leading cause of death in Slow down, recognize the pounds can put added strain on That way, the liftmg is done pri- Jesus Christ of Latter-day women is breast cancer, but need for more patience, plan the supporting structures of the marily with the strong muscles Saints. He is a junior at it's heart disease. ahead to ease last-minute efforts spine and nervous system." of the legs supporting the load. Desert Pines High School The Barbara Greenspun and be aware that others are Additional weight can force • When cooking or standing where he is active in the WomensCare Center of under pressure. Make a special the pelvis and torso to shift and for an extended period, elevate marching drill team. He Excellence will offer a semi- point this holiday season to cause changes in spinal balance, one foot with a foot rest or enjoys soccer. He plans to join nar, "Heart Health for express your thoughts and feel- leading to spinal misalignments stacked books, about six inches the Marines. Women." Taught by Angle ings to your friends and loved (known as subluxations) and from the floor. Altemately ele- Mitchell Barlow, a son of Palomo, open-heart clinical ones. malfunction in the entire body, vating each foot relieves tired John and Pam Barlow, is a nurse specialist for St. Rose You can start by taking a little said Dr. Humber. ICA suggests back and leg muscles - similar to member of the Church of Kevin Owen Dominican Hospital, this class extra care of yourself and your eating inuinQdbration and taking the function the foot rest serves Jesus Christ of Latter-day will dispel myths of heart dis- family at the dinner table. Don't a 15- to 20-minute walk after a for customers standing at a Saints where he has served as ease and discuss different fill yourself with holiday food, big meal to ease discomfort and coimter — and helps prevent deacon's Quorum president types of treatment says the International bum a few calories. Fitness bad posture habi^ that can lead and Scout troop leader. The seminar will be at the Chiropractors Association. reseeirch findings indicate you to abnormal spinal curvatures. A freshman at Boulder City center on Green Valley "A bulging stomach can put can bum up to 100 calories in a • When traveling by car or High School, he has had Parkway at Interstate 215 pressure on your body's support 30-minute walk. plane, place a pillow or folded straight A's and perfect atten- from 6 to 7 tonight. systems, including your spine ICA has prepared a list of towel behind the small of the dance for three years, For more information, call and spinal nerves," said IDr. D.D. health tips to help protect your back to help mtdntain the arch straight E's in citizenship for 616-4900. Rob Weidenfeld/News Staff Humber, ICA president. "Every back and general health over in your lower back and support two years. He has received CRAFT SHOW— Irene Hylton and her daughter, Diane Nyland, examine items at the Pamela's extra potmd in the abdominal the holidays: the rest of the body properly. the Nevada Rural Cities Brown Junior Creations booth Saturday at the Christmas Gift and Craft Show. The event, which took place region could put 10 pounds more • Lift packages, firewood, a This relieves the discs and joint Youth Award twice. Barlow Friday through Sunday at the Henderson Convention Center, featured more than 80 booths stress on the lower back. This frozen holiday turkey and other structures of the spine from enjoys soccer, basketball, High Drama Club of vendors selling craft, gift and food items. stress can last a short time, such heavy items with your legs, not unnecessary pressure. baseball, tenor saxophone and piano. His career inter- Rob Weidenfeld/News Staff presents play ests involve sports. BREAKFAST WITH BERKLEY — U.S. Rep. Shelley Berkley talks with members of the Jewish Brown Junior High School Justin Louis Lesperance, a Mitchell Barlow War Veterans Post 65 during their monthly breakfast meeting Sunday at Sun City son of Eugene and Susan thespians today, Wednesday INSURANCE MacDonald Ranch's Desert Willow Community Center. Berkley was the featured speaker. and Thursday will ask audi- From Page 1 Ring Out the Old, Lesperance, is a member of Concerned Citizens of Troop ences to play sleuth. 249 and has served as junior They're staging "The priced medicines might not be Providers for Care Entree oO'er the highest package .*j.Wng In the New assistant scoutmaster and Verdict" by Jacobson and reduced a whole lot. but it still are contracted through Private available to their employees was on staff at the Boy Scouts Military mail set to go online Kricler at 2:30 and 6:30 p.m. helps," Richard Smith said. Health ('are Systems Inc. It is will pay a first-time member- of America National each of the days. The Department of Defense National Guard members. vicemembers overseas during Brady Buchanan, the a nationwide Preferred ship fee of about $150, and Jamboree Western Region The setting is a 1930s court- has an alternative to the Any "Having been away from the holiday season for more than Henderson representative for Provider network with more $54.95 every month after that. Rappelling Team. He is a room drama. During each per- and Lake Mead Cruises for 2002! Servicemember and Operation home myself during the holi- 17 years. The Any Care Entree, who has also than .'?(),()()() participating doc- If they decided to pay zero per- 2001 graduate of Chaparral formance 12 audience mem- Dear Abby programs, which days, I know how much theyll Servicemember mail program been an insurance broker for tors who have agreed to charge cent of the employee's cost of High School where he logged bers will be selected to serve were suspended in the wake of appreciate greetings and letters began during Opefiition Desert more than 35 years, calls the a set amount for services ren- $54.95 per month, the business four years with the school as the jury. • Enjoy a 2-Hour Dinner Cruise featuring filet and chicken. anthrax mail attacks. from home," said Maj. Gen. Storm in 1990, and continued to Admission is $2 at the door. program one of best programs dered. PHCS also covers every would receive 25 percent cash band. Then, back to the Landing for entertainment, dessert, The Navy has developed a Giles Vanderhoof, ajutant gener- grow during operations in he's seen. hospital in Clark County, back every month for each His hobbies are music, Children age 6 and under can a champagne toast, and family festivities. Web-based alternative to benefit al for Nevada. Bosnia, starting in 1995. attend for free. The program, an alternative Buchanan said. employee who uses Care camping, backpacking and members of all services. The lb receive a message, service- to insurance, acts as the "mid- "Rates don't increase every Entree. Businesses also • Ring in the New York New Year. Event from sports. He plans to earn his program can be reached at the members will log onto the Web dleman" between the patient year and there is no under- receive bonus cash, about $5 to 6pm - 9pm (midnight EST!) fire science degree and serve SUNDAY thru WEDNESDAY Navy LIFELines Services site and choose messages for and people who are providing writing,"' he said. "This is a $15, for every employee using • Keepsakes include souvenir photos, party favors and other as a professional firefighter. Justin Lesperance Network at their branch of service and home the services, like an insurance good deal for people who can't the program. memorabilia from one of the most unforgettable FILET & CRAB LEGS http://www.LlFELines2000.org. state. Those sending a message company would but at a iowe.'r afford in.surance or don't quali- "The cash back program is years in recent history! Those who want to send a and wishing to receive a 4 PM-10 PM INCLUDES ALL cost. fy ... it's a godsend." phenomenal," McNelley said. YOU CAN EAT SALAD BAR ri£i£ W Nevada unclaimed property message of supf)ort or holiday response may include a return e- For example, Buchanan Care Entree also offers a "A company can really become Make this New Year's Outrageously Great and (HAM-10 PM) NO TAKE OUTS said, when an insurance com- cash back program for busi- wealthy just off of the cash- spend it with your family at Lake Mead Cruises! greeting to military service mail address. Since all messages pany like Blue Cross receives nesses that sign up and offer back offer." Reservations Required auction slated for Saturday members will find a simple. Also are viewed dn the Web, the mili- called Any Servicemember, the tary's regular e-mail service is the claim for a patient, they the program to their employ- Care Entree will host its An auction of Nevada In order to participate, Call for Details*! » program allows participants to not affected. pay the providers at wholesale ees. grand opening in Las Vegas unclaimed property will start interested parties can pre- select from one or all branches of Operation Dear Abby, founded cost and then charge the "This is savings of at least Dec. 15, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., at at 11 a.m. Saturday at Robert view the items available and the military. There is no way to by the newspaper advice colum- 1741 N. Boulder Hwy. (South of Sunset) patient the price they paid .50 percent for busines.ses ... 1344 S. Decatur Blvd. Free Diero and Associates, 4050 register with the auctioneer 293-6180 direct greetings to Nevada nist, has delivered mail to ser- Henderson, NV 89015 plus additional costs, creating that's like $15,000 to $25,000 chair massages will be avail- West Harmon St., Suite 1, between 8 and 11 a.m. the a retail price. a year for employers in sav- able as well as free health sem- Ask about Gift Certificate Special! Las Vegas. morning of the auction. "(Care Entree) gives peo- ings," Buchanan said. "1 think inars. A drawing for dinner for • Rtservations must be pq^id al Ihc tim« of booking and are nonretundable The unclaimed property Items up for auction this Rental ple the opportunity to pay it's the wave of'ttlC future, two with a choice of six restau- Lake Mead Cniises is an Aulhonzed CuiKessioner of die National Park Service division is under the admin- year include: a pearl neck- FORhUH YOURYUi MAILING NEEDS... ViewHBC 11-01 Mail Boxes what Blue Cross paid at whole- personally." rants will take place. To reach istration of the State lace, a coin collection and FREE & MORE! sale cost instead of a retail For example, a business that McNelley, call 870-9701, or Treasurer's Office. numerous pieces of jewelry. BOXES & i price," he said. .• . r decides to join Care Entree and Buchanan, 260-3505. . .,• According to state law, To view a sample of the PACKAGING i $200 Mail & More when unclaimed property is items or to search the data- With Purchase I 9711 S. Eastern #H5 St. Rose Dominican Hospital's turned over to the base for unclaimed property, m^o?n Catholic Charities receives 600 turiceys from anonymous donor GIFT (At Silverado Ranch At Targe Shopping Center) Treasurer's Office, any items visit NevadaTreasurer.com. Any Shipment \ ANY [ Catholic Charities of Nevada Community. served by Catholic Charities." WRAPPING not claimed within one year For more information, call 617-8017 SHIPMENT I Limited Quantity Southern Nevada will benefit Foundation. She said the turkeys will With Purchase must be sold at auction. (702)792-4050. No Limit Fax 617-8096 Availat)le from a donation of 600 "An anonymous donor provide approximately 7,000 Any Shipment turkeys. wanted to help as many peo- meals. MILITARY Mall ft Morel i OPEN LATE 7 DAYS |x,i&i Mail ft Mora One hundred turkeys were ple as possible with a holiday Catholic Charities Lied t^' Per Package received before Thanksgiving donation," said Lou Gramage, Dining Room has been serv- 11 th Annual 9711 S. Eastern #H5 \ Mon. - Fri. Sam - 8pm Exniiss. 9711 S Eastern #H5 and 500 were received executive director of the ing meals to the community's (At Silverado Rancti) i (At Silverado RarKh) k^ Christopher J. Perrault jP^Mall ft Morel Sat. & Sun. 10am - 6pm Monday at Catholic Charities Nevada Community founda- homeless and needy since Coupon Expires [ Mail ft Moro! Coupon Expires Run for the Rose Army Pfc. Christopher J. Perrault has arrived at Aberdeen 12/31/01 ! I 9711 S Eastern #H5 12A31/01 Lied Dining Room. The I m9711 S Eastern #H5 j tion. "A decision was made to 1965. I (At Silverado Ranch) Authorized U.S. Postal Service anonymous donation was purchase turkeys to help feed More than 550,000 meals Proving Ground, Aberdeen, Md., to complete the wheeled vehicle (At Silverado Ranch) r 11th repairer advanced individual training course. Perrault, a son of I Coupon Expires coordinated through the BOOK STAMPS Coupon Expires j xnm the homeless and needy are served each year 5K Run and J 12/31/01 Annual Jim W. and Rita B. Perrault of Henderson, is a 2001 graduate of Same Price As Post Office - No Waiting In line! 12/31/01 • Basic High School. Book signing Milillkil Run for the Rose 1 mile Fun Walk set for Saturday Terry Goodkind. author of the New York Times best-sell- Fresented By ing series "Sword of Truth' THE novels, will have an exclusive national signing of "Pillars of LANDWELL Creation," No. 4 on the New COMPANY York Times bestseller list, M*M$ Saturday at 4 p.m. at Barnes Complimentary and Noble-Henderson, 567 N. Saturday, December 8, 2001 Stephanie St. Warm-up at 7:00 a.m. Hors d'oeuvers, ronci Operiiri at Party Favors & Champagne 8500 Served from ^^A^^W St. Thomas More Catholic Communitv Every tto^^ 9:30 - 10:30pm Ffi€€ exnA^ bness • Bursitis • Neck Poio • Pain in Joints • firm & leg Ptoin • Fun for the whole family! 'JPPPH^O Shoulder Pain • Stiffness • UJhIplosh For more information, call 616-7554 vouA iNinnL visrr ujiu INCUIDC: BOYD GAMING • A Mvote cennHtollon A Special Thank you to our sponsors: ^ HENDERSO y X-roys V cofwidered necessory The LandWell Company y M thereuflh eaaailiMkKten indwdlAg Wal-Mart Serene location orthopedic 9tnd Aourolo^lcol tests y A cenfMeAtlol report of owr HndlnQS O'Callaghan's Printing y An enploworten of owr treotment procedure City of Henderson W we determine tfUreproctk cere fer v»v 24-Hour Fitness Eldorado • A referrelto the proper •ptilelin If w Land Rover of Las Vegas CASINO Dr. Kathl«*n NasH determine chlreprecek cemwt help yev Trader Joe's (702) 564-1811 Pacific Cliiropractic Pick-up Stix Rules posted C A S I NO 204 W. Pacific Ave. Henderson The Sports Cluh/Las Vegas at t>oth casinos. (702) 564-8100 Las Vegas Running Team ' ^.^ ^ Tuesi^. December 4, 2001 Henderson Home News Page 7 •*l(fW«aP» r ^ T HENDERSON HOME NEWS ferracon's INSOLVENCY NOTICE HENDERSON HOME NEWS FAR WEST INSURANCE COMPANY T MIk* O'Callaghan names Bowman Publisher On November 9,2001 the District Court of Lancaster County. T Carolyn O'Callaghan operations Co-Publisher manager in LV Nebraska found FAR WEST INSURANCE COMPANY to be insol- VIEWPOINT vent and placed them into liquidation. Andrew Bowman has joined Terracon as opera- All policies will be canceled by Order of the Court as of 11:59 P.M. tions manager for its Las CST, December 9,2001. All policyholders are hereby advised to Pggee Henderson Home News Tuesday, December 4, 2001 Vegas office. secure replacement coverage immediately. He has more than 13 years of civil and geotech- Know Your Representatives nical engineering experi- The Court has set SEPTEMBER 30,2002 as the final date tor tiling claims against the liquidator of FAR WE.ST INSURANCE COMPA- Our guitars gently weep... President George W. Bush, 2000 Pensylvania Ave., Washington, D.C.; ence. Before joining White House website: www.whitehouse.gov Terracon, Bowman was NY. Nevada Law requires that claims against Nevada Insurance U.S. Sen. Harry Held, D-Nev. project manager and a Guaranty Association in regard to this insolvency must be filed with 333 Las Vegas Blvd S., Suite 8016, Las Vegas, NV 89101, 388-5020; D.C. department manager pro- the association office prior to the above claims filing deadline. office: 528 Hart Office BIdg., Washington, D.C. 20510, (202) 224-3542; e-mail: viding geotechnical con- [email protected]; website: www.reid.8enate.gov sultation on public works U.S. Sen. John Ensign, RrNev. and private development All policyholders, former policyholders, and claimants having 333 Las Vegas Blvd S., Suite 8203, Las Vegas, NV 89101, 388-6605; D.C. projects including major outstanding, unsettled claims against FAR WEST INSURANCE office: B34 Dirksen Senate Office Bldg. Washington, D.C. 20510, (202) 224- freeway interchanges, COMPANY should immediately contact: 6244; website: www.ensign.senate.gov large-diameter pipelines, U.S. Rep. SheUey Berkley, D-District 1 transmission lines and 2340 Paseo del Prado, Suite D106, Las Vegas, NV 89102, 220-9823; D.C. power stations, flood con- Nevada Insurance Guaranty Association office: 439 Longworth HOB, Washington, D.C. 20515-4708, (202) 225-5965, Ron Martinez/News Staff trol projects, and airport toll-free (877) 409-2488; e-mail: [email protected]; website: LOOKS GOOD ON PAPER— Green Valley Ranch Station designer Scott Avjian, left, talks about structures and pavements. 2340 Paseo Del Prado, Suite 205D www.house.gov/berkley some of the interesting features of the hotel-casino. Glenn Christenson, Station Casinos chief Bowman has bachelor's Las Vegas, Nevada 89102 Gov. Kenny Guinn, RpNev. financial officer and vice president, right, listens to the presentation. and master's degrees in Capitol Building, 101 N. Carson St., Carson City, NV 89701, (775) 684- civil engineering from San (702) 368-0607 (800) 964-7882 5670; fax: (775) 684-5683; Las Vegas office: 555 E. Washington Ave, Suite Diego State University. H/\RRI6C7NI 5100, Las Vegas, NV, 89101; (702) 486-2500; fax: (702) 486-2505 State Sen. Jon Porter R - Boulder City, Henderson (District 1) RANCH 1943 - 200] 601 Whitney Ranch Dr., Henderson, NV 89014,294-1004; work: 451-8188 From Page 1 fax:451-1533; e-mail: jportei^isen.state.nv.us State Sen. Ann CyConnell R - Las Vegas, Henderson (District 5) dry runs on all servicesoffered courts and pools accessed by a such good artists to work 7225 Montecito Circle, Las Vegas, NV 89120; 451-3444; e-mail: aocon- grand sweeping staircase. with." [email protected] by the resort. nH "We hope to work,out as Avjian said he expects the For Avjian, the design State Sen. William ODonnell, R - Las Vegas, Henderson (District 5) process was a delight. "One of 2780 S. Jones Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89146-5306,367-6363; office: 368-6888; many bugs as we can but we backyard to be a prime place the exciting parts is that ... I fax: 368-4617; e-mail: [email protected] won't be able to work out for weddings. State Sen. Dina Titus, D - Las Vegas, Henderson (District 7) everything," Christenon said. Nearby is an entrance to the could use real, authentic 1636 Travois Circle, Las Vegas, NV 89119-6283,798-8348; office: (775) 687- "And hopefully we'll find out Whiskey Sky, a nightclub materials," he said. "It all has A 8123; fax: (702) 798-4301; e-mail: [email protected] what we didn't thire of and expected to rival hotspots on to do with authenticity. That's BEWGYOIIR State Sen. Terry Care D — Las Vegas, Henderson (District 7) get that taken care G*, too." the Strip. "This will be the what I learned when I Fun Time 4371 Woodcrest Road, Las Vegas, NV 89121, 456-0714, home fax: 436- Next stop on th<,tour was party place in Vegas," Avjian restored a 17th century villa FOOD!?f 9298; e-mail: [email protected] ' the lobby of the Regil Cinema said. in Europe. If you miss a detail, Members of the Boys and the eye goes right to it." rorOic The 'quiet' Beatle dies at age 58 State Assemblyman Richard Perkins, District 23 complex, followed b' a visit to From a designer's perspec- Girls Club of Henderson will 408 Glasgow St., Henderson, NV 89015; home: 566-6542; work: 565-8933; tive. Green Valley Ranch Henderson City Council and By Kris Hill sion of grunge. '1\) me, the Beatles credited for teaching fellow Beatle the spacious, 500-aat buffet. walk the parade route e-mail: rperkins^Sasm.state.nv.us Station in reality far surpass- neighbors have been support- EnUre News Staff Writer played old fogies music. John Lennon how to.play. Near the hotel tover - which State Assemblyman Sandra Tiffany, R — Henderson (District 21) es Avjian's concepts. ive of the project. alongside the Club's float When I left for college and we went The Beatles put out eight albums has 201 rooms equiifped with a For anyone familiar with the inno- 2156 Sun Swept Way, Henderson, NV 89014; "I have the easy part, I just "It's a property you can Pumilyr and collect non-perishable our .separate ways for a time, 1 found wet bar, soft beiding, full vative and pioneering musical .style of and scored 27 No. 1 singles interna- home: 451-7301; cell:596-8075; fax: 451-7209; come up with the design. The bring anyone to and feel com- food items from the specta- I missed the Beatles. I often tell peo- tionally, a number of which were bathrooms and 50( square feet the Beatles, it has always seemed as e-mail: [email protected] artists have to execute it," he fortable and it's a place they tors. All food will go to The ple 1 am a Beatles fan by association. of space - is what he designer, though such genixis would be immor- penned by- Harrison. State Assemblyman David Brown R — Boulder City, Henderson said. "I always tell people it can enjoy," said Christenson, Truth is, the Beatles are close to Scott Avjian, calbd the back- Saturday, Salvation Army of tal. In recent years the timelessness of (District 22) looks better than I imagined, whose own parents live near- my heart because we fell in love to the Beatles was proven again with yard area. Henderson. Cancer, however, proved the mor- 2569 WUd Grass Ct., Henderson, NV 89052, 990-7272; home: 361-8358; In the backya^ are tennis but that's because I have had by .y tality of George Harrison, known as their music, which goes to show the the release of "1", a collection of No. 1 cell: 860-8282; fax: 614-8358; »«<. Sth Sponsored by: the "quiet" Beatle, as the singer died songs transcend generations because singles. It was at the top of the e-mail: [email protected] at Noon Henderson Chamber of after a lengthy battle with the disease they are so well crafted. When 1 Billboard charts for some two months Assemblywoman Kathy Von Tobel, Henderson, Las Vegas (District 20) Commerce Thursday in Los Angeles. learned Harrison had died, 1 called and sold millions of copies. 8020 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas, NV 98123, 260-488; fax: 897-9545; e- Las Vegas Sun and In Business Las FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CALL THE Station Casinos, Inc. "He left this world as he lived in it, my husband at work l)ecause I didn't Harrison was said to be pleased the mail: [email protected] - City of Henderson conscious of God, fearless of death want him to hear the news from any- music he helped create transcended Clark County Commissioner Bruce Woodbury l^e^as combine business editorial staffs HENDERSON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 565-8951 and at peace surrounded by family where else. the timfe during which it was crfeated 500 S. Grand Central Parkway, Las Vegas, NV 89155, employ their expertise for business team, while Kirk and friends," the Harrison family said Harrison's music — arguably some and continued to find fans in younger [email protected]; main office: 455-3500; fax: 383-6041 Michael J. Kelley, Las Vegas improved coverage of these Ke|pi, In Business managing /Vcsc/I/Cf/ /)\ //if in a statement. of the best songs produced by the Fab generations. Clark County Commissioner Dario Herrera Sun managiig editor, and Along Water St. in Beautiful 500 S. Grand Central Parkway, Las Vegas, NV 89155; areas in the Sun." editor, will add the title of Sun When I saw the news, I gasped as 1 Four — included the songs "Taxman," "The thing that pleases me most Bruce Spotleson, In Business assistant business editor to his ((/ (iininivn c "Someth^jg/^jHerc Comes The Sun" about it is that young people like it," main office: 455-3500; fax: 383-6041 Las Vegas publisher, have Spotleson added, "This move tried to think of how I would tell my responsibilities. Kelley will be Downtown Henderson and "WlflBiPwttitiir Gently Weeps." he said. "It's given kids from 6 to 16 Clark County School District Trustee Mary Beth Scow ,-•_ ;j:^ny'i,t!ii- announced the Sun and In will briag additional depth and husband, Jason, a devout Beatles and 2832 E. Flamingo Road, Las Vegas, NV 89121; "t" " '• responsible for news content of Born FeferiHTr 1943, in Liver|KH)l, he an alternate view of music to what's Business stafs will join as one expertise to the editing and ii ' Harrison fan. office: 799-1072; e-mail: [email protected] In Business and Spotleson will bought his first guitar when he was been available for the past 20 years." team to cover business news in reportmg in both publications. Jason introduced me to the Beatles Henderson Mayor Jim Gibson, City Hall, 240 Water St., office: 565- continue to lead business oper- 13, and he modeled his style after pio- Rest in peace, George, and thank Southern Nevada and the Our readers wiU be the win- when I was 17. At first, it drove me 2086; city website: www.ci.henderson.nv.us ations, including advertising crazy listening to the Beatles all the neers Carl Perkins and Chuck Berry. you for music that has inspired peo- Southwest. ners.' University Regent Mark Alden, Subdistrict D The In Business staff is B»th publications received sales and circulation. time. It's important to note I was a He joined the Beatles not long after ple across the globe for nearly 40 Pines Professional Park, 3910 Pecos-McLeod, Suite C-100, Las Vegas, NV expected to move to the Sun awards earlier this year for In Business is published by teen-ager in Seattle during the explo- picking up the guiUir and has been years. 89121, 454-4999; fax: 898-4845 offices next week. thfiir business coverage. In Greenspun Media Group. "The merger will strengthen April, the Sun was voted Best GMG's primary businesses also both publications. The Sun's ir Business by the Society of include the weekly newspaper DIAMOND CENTERS strong resources in gaming and American Business Editors and magazine publications Las GEORGE WILL tourism coverage, for example, ind Writers (SABEW). In Vegas Life, Las Vegas Weekly, will enhance coverage of those Business was honored in the Ralston Report, ShowBiz industries in In Business," August with Best in Business Japan, ShowBiz Weekly and HOLIDAY Kelley s£yd. "In Business CoverJ^e by the Nevada Press VegasGolfer. GMG also consists Time for a novel approacli to war reporters - already known for Association. of the Sun, the website strong coverage of real estate, Steve Green, Sun business vegas.com and Las Vegas ONE, WASHINGTON - Coming from the terri- mer Sen. you know that Donald Rumsfeld was special DIAMOND in Durban, South Africa, at a U.N. orgy of fmance and utilities - wili editor, will lead the combined an all-news cable channel. tory for which Yasser Arafat is responsible, George emissary to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict hate directed against Israel and the United terrorists last weekend killed 26 Israelis, a Mitchell's in 1983-84? There were many emissaries States and bearing an Orwellian title: World JAMBOREE! portion of Israel's population that is equal to idea for a before him, and have been many since.) Conference Against Racism, Racial 1,240 Americans. America is projecting cease-fire Ross' task, which he undertook with the Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Only 50 Diamonds Available! power halfway around the world to collapse followed by energy and wisdom of a beaver, was to over- Intolerance. It was the kind of sewer of ideas the Taliban regime because it harbors terror- a cooling off see the Oslo "peace process," which turned that prepares the climate for the sort of One Carat to 1.52 Carats ists. It would be disgusting for America to period fol- on Arafat's renunciation of violence. That things that happened in America 11 days call for Israeli "restraint" and to disapprove lowed by process has required lots of overseeing, con- after the conference opened, and what hap- if Israel cleanses its back yard of Arafat's "confidence- sidering that terrorists have killed more pened last weekend in Israel. Palestinian Authority regime that welcomes building" Israelis in the eight years since Oslo began Now Israel should be as bold in its self- terrorists except when, to distract America, measures. in 1993 than in the 45 years of Israel's exis- defense as America is being in its. In 1982, it yet again promises to pass a few through The idea of tence before that. Israel drove Arafat and his thugs from idGO WEAR the revolving doors of PA jails. the Mitchell The idea behind Oslo was for Israel to Lebanon to Tunisia. He and his thugocracy 'TIs the season gentlemen to add some sparkle It is time for a novel approach to the war plan is that "take a risk for peace" — as though getting have earned another expulsion from the on her finger with a brilliant diamond solitaire between Israel and Arafat's Palestinian neither side on a bus, visiting a pizzeria or disco, and eastern end of the Mediterranean. If he can- from M.J. Christensen Diamond Centers. From Authority. The approach should begin with is to blame • walking down a street are not risky enough not control his territory, it is in anarchy and one carat to 1.52 carats. The exceptional value wisdom from a Donald Westlake crime novel neither Israel, which wants to exist, nor the for Israelis. Israel would take a risk by Israel must subdue it. 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The idea behind Oslo was to capitalize on Department as, well, immoderate, here is a or white gold ring that comes with an ideas isn't a plan ... Ideas without a plan is There is this much truth in that idea: the the "spirit of Madrid," an Israeli-Palestinian moderate version of the idea. When next the ^ hand paid jackpot on ALL machines ^ independent laboratory certification. usually just enough boulders to get you into Palestinian authority lacks confidence in conference convened in 1991, in the after- peripatetic Arafat flies off to visit world capi- the deep part of the stream, and no way to Israel's willingness to commit suicide, and math of the Gulf War. The idea behind tals, Israel should not let him come back: he We have all the great shapes! get back." Israel lacks confidence that the PA will stop Madrid was ... Does anyone remember? cannot land in PA territory if Israel does not whenwearlnq ^^^ The latest U.S. idea is to send retired insisting on suicide as part of a "peace" You must remember this. On Aug. 31, let him. Don't miss this unique opportunity to say, marine Gen. Anthony Zinni to pick up the agreement. Arafat, world's senior terrorist, did a star That is more than an idea. It is a plan. "I Love You" in a big way this holiday season. shards of the last idea, which was to send The idea behind dispatching Mitchell was turn — at one point strolling with America's Eldorado or CIA Director George Tenet to implement for- to pick up where Dennis Ross left off. (Did senior friend of terrorists, Jesse Jackson — Win is a member of the Washington Post Writefs''Group Visit our wabsiM at

Letters Casino SUJNATURE OF TRUST• Memories will last We did not lose those memories. A statement he once made illustrates best A staggering 55 tons of our overall 142 Story telling was one of his greatest assets in the spirit of Mr. Horan. He said that he would tons of food came from Henderson and L090 Wear teaching as well as in life. In his history class- rather his patience and generosity be taken Boulder City residents. The total represents a lifetime es, he didn't just teach us about WWII, he advantage of many times over than lose a sin- a 14 percent increase over the amount col- Editor: made it come alive. In his psychology classes, gle opportunity to help someone. lected last year clothing! If you are lucky in life, you may have a he didn't just teach us concepts, he brought Thanks for the memories, Mr Horan. This food will benefit those who are out of teacher or two who are great and memorable them into the classroom. Like the time he was work or struggling to make ends meet due to ^ See posted rules in both casinos for promotion details. educators. If you are very lucky, you attended a teaching the concept that "the House always Lindsay Wurzer and Mary Ann challenging circumstances. hi^ school in an era and environment such as wins" in gambling, as an illustration of a high- Millar In addition to our unselfish residents, I Basic High School in the 19508 and '608. There er tenet of life. The class created a casino: would like to thank our corporate sponsors Class of 1967 were many teachers — Mr. Walker, Mr Beatty, green felt, dice, cards and all. What he did not who funded the operation: Anchor Gaming, Mn. Geuder, Mr. Empson and Mr. Shaw to count on was one or two students cleaning out Lockheed Martin. Smith's Food k. Drug ^ ^TOKLR^ Eldorado I name a few — who left long-lasting impres- the bank! The point, in this case, may not have Thank you Stores, and United Way of Southern Nevada. sions and memories, and provided an outstand- been made but a wonderful memory was. Editor: Together we demonstrated that when ^ CASINO DowntwmHtnrtmoB ^ ing education. His mannerisms, his laugh, his expres- On behalf of the 7.000 Cub Scouts, Boy the call for help is made, Southern Nevada And if you are extremely lucky, you had sions have been remembered and fondly paro- Scouts and leaders who took part in Scouting responds. William Michael Horan for a teacher and a life- died by his students throughout the years. As for Food Nov. 17,1 would like to thank all of >^^^ * ***** * *^ long friCDd. we all know, imitation is the sincerest form of the generous people of Clark County who Jim •wn S POTOM of if yM«*)r HMi M •» U lA 4M% • *• On Nov. 24. we kMt that teacher and fnend. flattery. supported the food drive. Chairman, Scoutmg for Food

ORIGINAL DEFECTIVE ^.^ ^ Tuesi^. December 4, 2001 Henderson Home News Page 7 •*l(fW«aP» r ^ T HENDERSON HOME NEWS ferracon's INSOLVENCY NOTICE HENDERSON HOME NEWS FAR WEST INSURANCE COMPANY T MIk* O'Callaghan names Bowman Publisher On November 9,2001 the District Court of Lancaster County. T Carolyn O'Callaghan operations Co-Publisher manager in LV Nebraska found FAR WEST INSURANCE COMPANY to be insol- VIEWPOINT vent and placed them into liquidation. Andrew Bowman has joined Terracon as opera- All policies will be canceled by Order of the Court as of 11:59 P.M. tions manager for its Las CST, December 9,2001. All policyholders are hereby advised to Pggee Henderson Home News Tuesday, December 4, 2001 Vegas office. secure replacement coverage immediately. He has more than 13 years of civil and geotech- Know Your Representatives nical engineering experi- The Court has set SEPTEMBER 30,2002 as the final date tor tiling claims against the liquidator of FAR WE.ST INSURANCE COMPA- Our guitars gently weep... President George W. Bush, 2000 Pensylvania Ave., Washington, D.C.; ence. Before joining White House website: www.whitehouse.gov Terracon, Bowman was NY. Nevada Law requires that claims against Nevada Insurance U.S. Sen. Harry Held, D-Nev. project manager and a Guaranty Association in regard to this insolvency must be filed with 333 Las Vegas Blvd S., Suite 8016, Las Vegas, NV 89101, 388-5020; D.C. department manager pro- the association office prior to the above claims filing deadline. office: 528 Hart Office BIdg., Washington, D.C. 20510, (202) 224-3542; e-mail: viding geotechnical con- [email protected]; website: www.reid.8enate.gov sultation on public works U.S. Sen. John Ensign, RrNev. and private development All policyholders, former policyholders, and claimants having 333 Las Vegas Blvd S., Suite 8203, Las Vegas, NV 89101, 388-6605; D.C. projects including major outstanding, unsettled claims against FAR WEST INSURANCE office: B34 Dirksen Senate Office Bldg. Washington, D.C. 20510, (202) 224- freeway interchanges, COMPANY should immediately contact: 6244; website: www.ensign.senate.gov large-diameter pipelines, U.S. Rep. SheUey Berkley, D-District 1 transmission lines and 2340 Paseo del Prado, Suite D106, Las Vegas, NV 89102, 220-9823; D.C. power stations, flood con- Nevada Insurance Guaranty Association office: 439 Longworth HOB, Washington, D.C. 20515-4708, (202) 225-5965, Ron Martinez/News Staff trol projects, and airport toll-free (877) 409-2488; e-mail: [email protected]; website: LOOKS GOOD ON PAPER— Green Valley Ranch Station designer Scott Avjian, left, talks about structures and pavements. 2340 Paseo Del Prado, Suite 205D www.house.gov/berkley some of the interesting features of the hotel-casino. Glenn Christenson, Station Casinos chief Bowman has bachelor's Las Vegas, Nevada 89102 Gov. Kenny Guinn, RpNev. financial officer and vice president, right, listens to the presentation. and master's degrees in Capitol Building, 101 N. Carson St., Carson City, NV 89701, (775) 684- civil engineering from San (702) 368-0607 (800) 964-7882 5670; fax: (775) 684-5683; Las Vegas office: 555 E. Washington Ave, Suite Diego State University. H/\RRI6C7NI 5100, Las Vegas, NV, 89101; (702) 486-2500; fax: (702) 486-2505 State Sen. Jon Porter R - Boulder City, Henderson (District 1) RANCH 1943 - 200] 601 Whitney Ranch Dr., Henderson, NV 89014,294-1004; work: 451-8188 From Page 1 fax:451-1533; e-mail: jportei^isen.state.nv.us State Sen. Ann CyConnell R - Las Vegas, Henderson (District 5) dry runs on all servicesoffered courts and pools accessed by a such good artists to work 7225 Montecito Circle, Las Vegas, NV 89120; 451-3444; e-mail: aocon- grand sweeping staircase. with." [email protected] by the resort. nH "We hope to work,out as Avjian said he expects the For Avjian, the design State Sen. William ODonnell, R - Las Vegas, Henderson (District 5) process was a delight. "One of 2780 S. Jones Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89146-5306,367-6363; office: 368-6888; many bugs as we can but we backyard to be a prime place the exciting parts is that ... I fax: 368-4617; e-mail: [email protected] won't be able to work out for weddings. State Sen. Dina Titus, D - Las Vegas, Henderson (District 7) everything," Christenon said. Nearby is an entrance to the could use real, authentic 1636 Travois Circle, Las Vegas, NV 89119-6283,798-8348; office: (775) 687- "And hopefully we'll find out Whiskey Sky, a nightclub materials," he said. "It all has A 8123; fax: (702) 798-4301; e-mail: [email protected] what we didn't thire of and expected to rival hotspots on to do with authenticity. That's BEWGYOIIR State Sen. Terry Care D — Las Vegas, Henderson (District 7) get that taken care G*, too." the Strip. "This will be the what I learned when I Fun Time 4371 Woodcrest Road, Las Vegas, NV 89121, 456-0714, home fax: 436- Next stop on th<,tour was party place in Vegas," Avjian restored a 17th century villa FOOD!?f 9298; e-mail: [email protected] ' the lobby of the Regil Cinema said. in Europe. If you miss a detail, Members of the Boys and the eye goes right to it." rorOic The 'quiet' Beatle dies at age 58 State Assemblyman Richard Perkins, District 23 complex, followed b' a visit to From a designer's perspec- Girls Club of Henderson will 408 Glasgow St., Henderson, NV 89015; home: 566-6542; work: 565-8933; tive. Green Valley Ranch Henderson City Council and By Kris Hill sion of grunge. '1\) me, the Beatles credited for teaching fellow Beatle the spacious, 500-aat buffet. walk the parade route e-mail: rperkins^Sasm.state.nv.us Station in reality far surpass- neighbors have been support- EnUre News Staff Writer played old fogies music. John Lennon how to.play. Near the hotel tover - which State Assemblyman Sandra Tiffany, R — Henderson (District 21) es Avjian's concepts. ive of the project. alongside the Club's float When I left for college and we went The Beatles put out eight albums has 201 rooms equiifped with a For anyone familiar with the inno- 2156 Sun Swept Way, Henderson, NV 89014; "I have the easy part, I just "It's a property you can Pumilyr and collect non-perishable our .separate ways for a time, 1 found wet bar, soft beiding, full vative and pioneering musical .style of and scored 27 No. 1 singles interna- home: 451-7301; cell:596-8075; fax: 451-7209; come up with the design. The bring anyone to and feel com- food items from the specta- I missed the Beatles. I often tell peo- tionally, a number of which were bathrooms and 50( square feet the Beatles, it has always seemed as e-mail: [email protected] artists have to execute it," he fortable and it's a place they tors. All food will go to The ple 1 am a Beatles fan by association. of space - is what he designer, though such genixis would be immor- penned by- Harrison. State Assemblyman David Brown R — Boulder City, Henderson said. "I always tell people it can enjoy," said Christenson, Truth is, the Beatles are close to Scott Avjian, calbd the back- Saturday, Salvation Army of tal. In recent years the timelessness of (District 22) looks better than I imagined, whose own parents live near- my heart because we fell in love to the Beatles was proven again with yard area. Henderson. Cancer, however, proved the mor- 2569 WUd Grass Ct., Henderson, NV 89052, 990-7272; home: 361-8358; In the backya^ are tennis but that's because I have had by .y tality of George Harrison, known as their music, which goes to show the the release of "1", a collection of No. 1 cell: 860-8282; fax: 614-8358; »«<. Sth Sponsored by: the "quiet" Beatle, as the singer died songs transcend generations because singles. It was at the top of the e-mail: [email protected] at Noon Henderson Chamber of after a lengthy battle with the disease they are so well crafted. When 1 Billboard charts for some two months Assemblywoman Kathy Von Tobel, Henderson, Las Vegas (District 20) Commerce Thursday in Los Angeles. learned Harrison had died, 1 called and sold millions of copies. 8020 Las Vegas Blvd. S., Las Vegas, NV 98123, 260-488; fax: 897-9545; e- Las Vegas Sun and In Business Las FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CALL THE Station Casinos, Inc. "He left this world as he lived in it, my husband at work l)ecause I didn't Harrison was said to be pleased the mail: [email protected] - City of Henderson conscious of God, fearless of death want him to hear the news from any- music he helped create transcended Clark County Commissioner Bruce Woodbury l^e^as combine business editorial staffs HENDERSON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 565-8951 and at peace surrounded by family where else. the timfe during which it was crfeated 500 S. Grand Central Parkway, Las Vegas, NV 89155, employ their expertise for business team, while Kirk and friends," the Harrison family said Harrison's music — arguably some and continued to find fans in younger [email protected]; main office: 455-3500; fax: 383-6041 Michael J. Kelley, Las Vegas improved coverage of these Ke|pi, In Business managing /Vcsc/I/Cf/ /)\ //if in a statement. of the best songs produced by the Fab generations. Clark County Commissioner Dario Herrera Sun managiig editor, and Along Water St. in Beautiful 500 S. Grand Central Parkway, Las Vegas, NV 89155; areas in the Sun." editor, will add the title of Sun When I saw the news, I gasped as 1 Four — included the songs "Taxman," "The thing that pleases me most Bruce Spotleson, In Business assistant business editor to his ((/ (iininivn c "Someth^jg/^jHerc Comes The Sun" about it is that young people like it," main office: 455-3500; fax: 383-6041 Las Vegas publisher, have Spotleson added, "This move tried to think of how I would tell my responsibilities. Kelley will be Downtown Henderson and "WlflBiPwttitiir Gently Weeps." he said. "It's given kids from 6 to 16 Clark County School District Trustee Mary Beth Scow ,-•_ ;j:^ny'i,t!ii- announced the Sun and In will briag additional depth and husband, Jason, a devout Beatles and 2832 E. Flamingo Road, Las Vegas, NV 89121; "t" " '• responsible for news content of Born FeferiHTr 1943, in Liver|KH)l, he an alternate view of music to what's Business stafs will join as one expertise to the editing and ii ' Harrison fan. office: 799-1072; e-mail: [email protected] In Business and Spotleson will bought his first guitar when he was been available for the past 20 years." team to cover business news in reportmg in both publications. Jason introduced me to the Beatles Henderson Mayor Jim Gibson, City Hall, 240 Water St., office: 565- continue to lead business oper- 13, and he modeled his style after pio- Rest in peace, George, and thank Southern Nevada and the Our readers wiU be the win- when I was 17. At first, it drove me 2086; city website: www.ci.henderson.nv.us ations, including advertising crazy listening to the Beatles all the neers Carl Perkins and Chuck Berry. you for music that has inspired peo- Southwest. ners.' University Regent Mark Alden, Subdistrict D The In Business staff is B»th publications received sales and circulation. time. It's important to note I was a He joined the Beatles not long after ple across the globe for nearly 40 Pines Professional Park, 3910 Pecos-McLeod, Suite C-100, Las Vegas, NV expected to move to the Sun awards earlier this year for In Business is published by teen-ager in Seattle during the explo- picking up the guiUir and has been years. 89121, 454-4999; fax: 898-4845 offices next week. thfiir business coverage. In Greenspun Media Group. "The merger will strengthen April, the Sun was voted Best GMG's primary businesses also both publications. The Sun's ir Business by the Society of include the weekly newspaper DIAMOND CENTERS strong resources in gaming and American Business Editors and magazine publications Las GEORGE WILL tourism coverage, for example, ind Writers (SABEW). In Vegas Life, Las Vegas Weekly, will enhance coverage of those Business was honored in the Ralston Report, ShowBiz industries in In Business," August with Best in Business Japan, ShowBiz Weekly and HOLIDAY Kelley s£yd. "In Business CoverJ^e by the Nevada Press VegasGolfer. GMG also consists Time for a novel approacli to war reporters - already known for Association. of the Sun, the website strong coverage of real estate, Steve Green, Sun business vegas.com and Las Vegas ONE, WASHINGTON - Coming from the terri- mer Sen. you know that Donald Rumsfeld was special DIAMOND in Durban, South Africa, at a U.N. orgy of fmance and utilities - wili editor, will lead the combined an all-news cable channel. tory for which Yasser Arafat is responsible, George emissary to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict hate directed against Israel and the United terrorists last weekend killed 26 Israelis, a Mitchell's in 1983-84? There were many emissaries States and bearing an Orwellian title: World JAMBOREE! portion of Israel's population that is equal to idea for a before him, and have been many since.) Conference Against Racism, Racial 1,240 Americans. America is projecting cease-fire Ross' task, which he undertook with the Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Only 50 Diamonds Available! power halfway around the world to collapse followed by energy and wisdom of a beaver, was to over- Intolerance. It was the kind of sewer of ideas the Taliban regime because it harbors terror- a cooling off see the Oslo "peace process," which turned that prepares the climate for the sort of One Carat to 1.52 Carats ists. It would be disgusting for America to period fol- on Arafat's renunciation of violence. That things that happened in America 11 days call for Israeli "restraint" and to disapprove lowed by process has required lots of overseeing, con- after the conference opened, and what hap- if Israel cleanses its back yard of Arafat's "confidence- sidering that terrorists have killed more pened last weekend in Israel. Palestinian Authority regime that welcomes building" Israelis in the eight years since Oslo began Now Israel should be as bold in its self- terrorists except when, to distract America, measures. in 1993 than in the 45 years of Israel's exis- defense as America is being in its. In 1982, it yet again promises to pass a few through The idea of tence before that. Israel drove Arafat and his thugs from idGO WEAR the revolving doors of PA jails. the Mitchell The idea behind Oslo was for Israel to Lebanon to Tunisia. He and his thugocracy 'TIs the season gentlemen to add some sparkle It is time for a novel approach to the war plan is that "take a risk for peace" — as though getting have earned another expulsion from the on her finger with a brilliant diamond solitaire between Israel and Arafat's Palestinian neither side on a bus, visiting a pizzeria or disco, and eastern end of the Mediterranean. If he can- from M.J. Christensen Diamond Centers. From Authority. The approach should begin with is to blame • walking down a street are not risky enough not control his territory, it is in anarchy and one carat to 1.52 carats. The exceptional value wisdom from a Donald Westlake crime novel neither Israel, which wants to exist, nor the for Israelis. Israel would take a risk by Israel must subdue it. If he can control it ' ; SATURDAYS I of these diamonds is unsurpassed in their beauty mordantly titled "What's The Worst That Palestinians who do not want it to; neither yielding something tangible, control of land, but won'tr he has earned expulsion under the and quality. Color up to E and clarity up to SI2. Could Happen?" Westlake's amiable crooks the Palestinians who want to plant nail for something intangible, Arafat's promises principle America cites in expelling the All diamonds are laser inscribed on the girdle want to rob a Las Vegas Casino, but don't bombs on buses, nor Israel, which would pre- of peace. Israel did that. The current war Taliban from power. ^Receive a 10% CASH Bonus on CVCRYf know how. One of them says he has a lot of fer the Palestinians not do that. Rather, a refutes the Oslo idea. If expulsion strikes the U.S. State and in the band of a beautiful 14kt yellow ideas, but Westlake writes: "A whole lot of mutual lack of "confidence" is to blame. The idea behind Oslo was to capitalize on Department as, well, immoderate, here is a or white gold ring that comes with an ideas isn't a plan ... Ideas without a plan is There is this much truth in that idea: the the "spirit of Madrid," an Israeli-Palestinian moderate version of the idea. When next the ^ hand paid jackpot on ALL machines ^ independent laboratory certification. usually just enough boulders to get you into Palestinian authority lacks confidence in conference convened in 1991, in the after- peripatetic Arafat flies off to visit world capi- the deep part of the stream, and no way to Israel's willingness to commit suicide, and math of the Gulf War. The idea behind tals, Israel should not let him come back: he We have all the great shapes! get back." Israel lacks confidence that the PA will stop Madrid was ... Does anyone remember? cannot land in PA territory if Israel does not whenwearlnq ^^^ The latest U.S. idea is to send retired insisting on suicide as part of a "peace" You must remember this. On Aug. 31, let him. Don't miss this unique opportunity to say, marine Gen. Anthony Zinni to pick up the agreement. Arafat, world's senior terrorist, did a star That is more than an idea. It is a plan. "I Love You" in a big way this holiday season. shards of the last idea, which was to send The idea behind dispatching Mitchell was turn — at one point strolling with America's Eldorado or CIA Director George Tenet to implement for- to pick up where Dennis Ross left off. (Did senior friend of terrorists, Jesse Jackson — Win is a member of the Washington Post Writefs''Group Visit our wabsiM at

Letters Casino SUJNATURE OF TRUST• Memories will last We did not lose those memories. A statement he once made illustrates best A staggering 55 tons of our overall 142 Story telling was one of his greatest assets in the spirit of Mr. Horan. He said that he would tons of food came from Henderson and L090 Wear teaching as well as in life. In his history class- rather his patience and generosity be taken Boulder City residents. The total represents a lifetime es, he didn't just teach us about WWII, he advantage of many times over than lose a sin- a 14 percent increase over the amount col- Editor: made it come alive. In his psychology classes, gle opportunity to help someone. lected last year clothing! If you are lucky in life, you may have a he didn't just teach us concepts, he brought Thanks for the memories, Mr Horan. This food will benefit those who are out of teacher or two who are great and memorable them into the classroom. Like the time he was work or struggling to make ends meet due to ^ See posted rules in both casinos for promotion details. educators. If you are very lucky, you attended a teaching the concept that "the House always Lindsay Wurzer and Mary Ann challenging circumstances. hi^ school in an era and environment such as wins" in gambling, as an illustration of a high- Millar In addition to our unselfish residents, I Basic High School in the 19508 and '608. There er tenet of life. The class created a casino: would like to thank our corporate sponsors Class of 1967 were many teachers — Mr. Walker, Mr Beatty, green felt, dice, cards and all. What he did not who funded the operation: Anchor Gaming, Mn. Geuder, Mr. Empson and Mr. Shaw to count on was one or two students cleaning out Lockheed Martin. Smith's Food k. Drug ^ ^TOKLR^ Eldorado I name a few — who left long-lasting impres- the bank! The point, in this case, may not have Thank you Stores, and United Way of Southern Nevada. sions and memories, and provided an outstand- been made but a wonderful memory was. Editor: Together we demonstrated that when ^ CASINO DowntwmHtnrtmoB ^ ing education. His mannerisms, his laugh, his expres- On behalf of the 7.000 Cub Scouts, Boy the call for help is made, Southern Nevada And if you are extremely lucky, you had sions have been remembered and fondly paro- Scouts and leaders who took part in Scouting responds. William Michael Horan for a teacher and a life- died by his students throughout the years. As for Food Nov. 17,1 would like to thank all of >^^^ * ***** * *^ long friCDd. we all know, imitation is the sincerest form of the generous people of Clark County who Jim •wn S POTOM of if yM«*)r HMi M •» U lA 4M% • *• On Nov. 24. we kMt that teacher and fnend. flattery. supported the food drive. Chairman, Scoutmg for Food

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DEATHS Banii robbed of undisclosed amount SPOKES HENDERSON HOME NEWS T Henderson's Jen Kline shines Anttiony W. Gardner The 18-year Henderson res- By the New* Staff described as 5 feet 7 inches tall near the bank. He was wearng From Page 1 for South Florida, Page 11 ident was born Feb. 10, 1923, Early Thursday aflemoon a and weighing 160 pounds, was a blue and red baseb»ll tap Anthony Wells Gardner, 59, in Iowa. He was a U.S. Army man robbed a teller at Wells white with dark hair and a and a blue denim shirt, police newly assembled bikes and died Wednesday, Nov. 28, veteran of World War II. Fargo Bank, 10010 S. Eastern, mustache. He allegedly hand- said. eating refreshments, clowns T Youth soccer league crowns 2001, in Henderson. He is survived by his wife, Ave., Henderson Police ed the teller a note saying, The investigation is ongoing making balloon animals, Born March 23, 1942, in Evelyn Snell of Henderson; a Department reported. "Give me your money. I have a Anyone with informatioL Santa Glaus taking wishes champions, Page 12 Overlon, Nevada, he was a life- daughter, Claudia Bridges of An undisclosed amount of gun." should call the police depart- and city officials making a long resident of Henderson. He 29 Palms, Calif.; four broth- money was taken. No weapon He was last seeing fleeing ment at 565-2009 or Sec^t few comments. was a dietary aide with Sunrise ers. Jack Snell of Henderson, was seen. The suspect. through the Rebel gas station Witness at 385-5555. The bikes are valued at Hospital. Elmer and Herbert Snell of roughly $8,550. He is survived by his mother, Fairfax, Iowa, and Albert Snell Bicycle recipients were Lavinia Gardner of Boulder City; of Cedar Rapids, Iowa; three a brother, Rulon Barry Gardner PUC approves Southwest Gas rate decrease chosen from Variety Day sisters, Edna Risdale of Home, CASA, Regina Hall, Coronado girls basketball looking impressive of Henderson; and a sister, Norway, Iowa, Evelyn Brecht The Public Utilities and $9 million for Northern rate applications. Southwest Valerie Davis of Henderson. Boys and Girls Club of of Marengo, Iowa, and Mary Commission has voted for an Nevada customers. The nev* Gas applied for an overall By Kevin Fiddler run the point with confidence and shoot Visitation was at Hites Henderson, St. Judes Ranch, Lou Seizer of Fair Fax, Iowa. overall lowering of Southwest rates took effect Saturday. News Staff Writer the ball well. Chapel. Graveside services are decrease in rates of $22.2 mil- hurman White Middle • Boys roundup, Page 10 There were no local servic- Gas rates. The Southern Nevada resi- lion. The PUC staff and the When Coronado girls basketball head Also receiving high marks early on in today at 11 a.m. at Logandale, es. Interment will be in Iowa. chool, Burkholder Middle The action will lower rates dential consumer who averages Bureau of Consumer Protection coach Joe Moyes left Silverado's basket- the season is junior Kristy Lastwika, Nev Hites Funeral Home han- hool and Brown Junior 11.7 percent for Southern 79 therms per month during the •Girls roundup, Page 11 who pulled down 10 rebounds in the Arrangements were handled dled the arrangements. determined an additional $21.9 gh School. ball program to take \!he position at by Hites Funeral Home. Nevada customers and 7.9 per- winter months will see million should be decreased n order to qualify, stu- Henderson's newest high school, he was- home opener against Desert Pines. cent for Northern Nevada cus- Overall decrease in rates is from consumers' rates. d4ts had to demonstrate n't sure what to expect. If current trends persist, Moyes just Lastwika is 5-foot-ll and has the poten- Hmothy A. Martinez Laura R. Gerleman tomers. The dollar reduction in because of a small increase in Consumers wiU benefit from go^l behavior, strong citizen- That is until he saw the group of girls may be right. Coronado is 2-0 with two tial to be a force down low in the paint. rates is $35.1 million for general rates and* a large these lower rates as the winter shit and have a financial that turned out to play on the team. As big wins against Eldorado (61-51) and Moyes will be looking to Maria Timothy Adam Martinez, 46, Laura R. Gerleman, 36, Southern Nevada customers decrease in gas cost rates. In its heating season begins. neq. luck-would have it, seven out of the ten Desert Pines (46-38). Djokovic for added leadership down the died Nov 14, 2001, died Nov. 26, 2001, at St. girls that play on the varsity team, Leading the team in scoring is stretch as well. Djokovic has played for The three-year Henderson Rose Dominican Hospital. played for him during his tenure at Santigate who dropped 23 points in the Moyes for the past two years and has the resident was born May 21, The 32-year Henderson Silverado. The other three happen to be Eldorado game and then responded with potential to effectively help the Cougars 1955, in Wyoming and had resident was born Dec. 6, HOMES freshman. another 13 points against Desert Pines. on offense and defense. been a construction cement 1964, in Holbrook, Ariz., and From Page 1 With the leadership of junior Erica Also putting up consistent numbers for The Cougars also have a set of sisters finisher. had been a dental assistant. Santigate and sophomore Tiara Coronado is Bowman who scored 18 who will look to be a factor. Traci and He is survived by: two sons, She is survived by a son, "I don't mind homes there, but ect. cantly less traffic (than a casi- said, "bn excited about the :, . ^' points in the opener and then tallied 11 Stephanie Delgado will be the first sister ,,;« ; Bowman, Moyes has good reason to be Joshua and Adam Martinez, Zachary Gerleman of I think Dr Horton is thinking "Living across the street no) and the infrastructure prospeciof getting rid of a big, confident. Moyes knows what they can points against Desert Pines. It was tandem in the history of the school and both of Boise, Idaho; a daugh- Henderson; her mother, too much quantity. If it were from this property I'm either would be adequate for the propose^ casino." do because he has coached them before. Bowman's free throws down the stretch both continue to improve as the season ter, Lindsay Martinez of Boise; Georgianna Lloyd of not such high density, more going to have a casino or a traffic generated by the resi- Sande^ had lived in the ; "We're not your typical first year tha| put the game out of reach against gets under way. his mother, Genevieve Henderson; her father, homeowners would be in favor neighborhood," Tim Rogers dential project," Scott Jarvis area neai the proposed project Ron Ivlartinez/IMews Staff team," Moyes said. "I think we have a Desert Pines. Martinez of Henderson; three Freddie Ulibarri of Glendale, of the project." said. "I would rather have a of the city's traffic depart- INAUGURAL SEASON - Coronado giris basketball player Erica brothers, Henry Martinez of for 23 3>ars before moving good chance of having a winning season. Moyes will be looking to both Bowman Ariz.; sister, Amanda Ulibarri Suzanne DiNicola suggest- neighborhood. One of my See CORONADO Placerville, Calif., Ivan ment, said. recently lo another area in Santigate looks to pass Friday in the Cougars' win over Desert I think we have a good shot to make the and Santigate for their leadership and of Henderson; and two broth- ed an alternative to the high- Page 11 Martinez of Boise and Mark biggest concerns ... is that it Members of the commission Henderso). Pines. ':•'••":'•'•"': • ".":.'• playoffs and win a game or two." ;. • for their ball handling skills. Both can ers, Michael and Delano density project. would end up being a modified were sufficiently swayed by Martinez of Las Vegas; three Ulibarri, both of Henderson; a The commission's approval sisters, Delilah Resenes of "You can put in a very nice truck stop just like Railroad the developer's argument. is a reco^imendation, which grandmother, Margaret project,'' DiNicola said. "Why Fontana, Calif., Rebeca Montoya, of Henderson; a Pass. I think we're stepping "I've always felt that was an will be fo^varded to council Girls soccer can't you put in some bigger Salazar of Las Vegas and companion, Kevin Hill, of on our own foot if we disallow appropriate place for homes," for its D^. 11 meeting for units and double the price so this project." Lillian Hall of Stockton, Calif. Henderson and several aunts, commissioner Danny Sanders final apprqral. set to start Interment was in uncles, cousins, nieces and there aren't so many?" Residents had other con- Henderson. The developer has proposed Another nephews. cerns about what might result Hites Funeral Home han- Services took place at St. nearly 500 condos on 41 acres, from the high-density project, James Financial season today dled the arrangements. Thomas More Catholic which would require a zone particularly increased traffic 256 Enadia St. i By Kris Hill Church. change for the property from and the impact it would have News Staff Wtiter Elizabeth S. Ritcliey Palm Mortuary-Jones han- gaming to residential. on Dooley Elementary School, <-.•', Henderson, NV 89dl4 ;>;" It was easy for Silverado to dled the arrangements. Some neighbors said which they said is already day at win the Suiuise Regional girls Elizabeth S. Ritchey, 75, because the area hasn't been overcrowded and would soccer title last year. died Nov, 27, 2001, developed as a casino, it would become even worse if this proj- NO COST REFINAMCES The Skyhawks had 11 seniors She was born Aug, 7, 1926, Everett N. Ericson never be developed if the com- ect were built. The developer, on their roster to lead them to in Blairsville. Pa,, and had been mission denied the housing DR. Horton, answered those • Excellent purchase mon^y rate a Henderson resident since Everett Nicholas Ericson, victory as they finished the sea- project proposed in its place. concerns with experts from son 18-5-3, ending the year on a 1984, 88, died Nov. 25, 2001. • Locally owned school The 40-year Henderson res- "Ten years is long enough to the Clark- County School playoff loss to Bishop Gorman In lieu of flowers, the family wait for the land in question District, a local engineering requests donations be made to ident was born July 10, 1913, • A - D Credit in the state tournament. to come to fruition," Diane firm and the city. St. Rose Dominican Hospital or in South Dakota and had been Now all those seniors are Booker, president of the River Nathan Adelson Hospice. an automotive shop mechanic. With the projected number • FHA/VA financing' Basic ROTC cadets gone and with Coronado now She is survived by her hus- He is survived by a daugh- Mountain Ranch Homeowners of schools being built in the open, there are plenty of obsta- ter, Charlynrt S. Case of El Association, said. "To this day available band, Robert Ritchey of area —at least two in the near earning tlieir stripes cles in Silverado's path. Henderson; two daughters, Cajon, Calif.; two grandchil- we have only had extensions future, a school official said, • Free easy > With a younger squad, things Judith R. Young of dren; and one great-grand- of time. I personally feel this the district would be able to By Kevin Rddler will be different for the Germantown, Tenn,, and Allison child. is a dead horse. It is the con- handle the additional stu- pre-qualifications News Staff Wrter Skyhawks on the soccer field. There will be no local sen/ic- sensus of the homeowners dents that might come from Kalbfleisch of Auburndale, Fla.; The £iir is cold as the sun and its warmth "This year we'll have to do a son. Dr. Robert A, Ritchey of es. Interment will be in El that this (casino) project will the new neighborhood. for purchase buyers begin to find its way from the east. The more of the basics, focus more Cajon. not come to be." Henderson; a sister, Virginia Or would traffic pose a prob- group marches in unison towards the foot- on the fundamentals and work Lopez of Belle Vernon, Pa,; a Hites Funeral Home han- Another resident, however, lem. Call today for appointment ball stadium, with each step never missing as hard as we can," Silverado brother, William Sehman of dled'the arrangements. spoke in support of the proj- "It would generate signifi- a beat. Cadet 1st Sgt. Drew Jerger calls out coach Adam Taylor said. "If we Franklin, Pa,; and three grand- (702)407-5680 can do that, the wins and losses children. the orders as they break formation and sprint to their stations. will take care of themselves." Interment was in Palm Valley His group of seniors will View Cemetery. Is this the local Marines training on an early Friday morning? shoulder a heavy load as they Palm Mortuary-Henderson prepare to defend the Sunrise handled the arrangements, NATURAL CLOTHING CQ No, this is the Marine Corps Junior n*^ "A Vnique Clothing Store" ^^% ROTC at Basic High School and they are Regional title. Imported and Domestic Women's Apparel ready for PT otherwise known as physical Taylor said he expects seniors Leonard E. Smith Abbey Mathis, forward and cen- and Accessories. Fashionable, training on this chilly morning. Leonard Edward Smith, 80, Each group splits up and heads to a dif- ter midfielder, Christina Priest, died Nov 28, 20O1, in For Gifts &Home quahty clothing at a QREAT price. ferent location where they will begin their a midfielder, Dani Bromberg, Henderson, We Do Alterations Friday morning trials. Before they begin the sweeper, to lead the offense. Born in Nebraska, he was a usual assortment of push-ups, chin-ups and Meanwhile, helping to pre- 40-year-plus resident of "A general store for Mon. - Sat. 10am'6pin • 434-0809 sit-ups, this group must first get the heart vent opi)osing offenses fi-om Henderson, He was a truck driv- 2732 n. Green Valley Parkway j pumping with some jumping jacks. penetrating to the goalie's box er and served in the U,S, Army people with taste" j This is where these brave young cadets will be senior defenders Nicole in WWII, IN HENDERSON Whittman and Lisa Tigert. will be learning the true meaning of the He is survived by his wife, 10A-6P DAILY • MON-SAT ' term "physically fit" as they spring fivm sta- As for players who have Beverly Smith of Henderson; \ r tion to station. moved up fix)m junior varsity and a son, Mark Smith of 2706 N. GREEN VALLEY PKWY. and other younger players, Henderson, 5 doors west of Trader Joe's -AMHUAl- This is not a gym class. This is far tougher. Taylor wants to wait 8uid see Internment will be private. 547-1098 H^ how they perform this season. Arrangements were handled This is the ROTC and they mean busi- ness. "There will be a quite few key by Hites Funeral Home. mmmm newcomers who will make an "It's a different program for a lot of kids, they find family-like teamwork," retired Lt. impact, but I don't want to Raymond Snell Holiday Parties - Lunciieons HOLIDAY Col. D.J. Montgomery, United States name any names yet," he said. Marine Corps and Senior Marine Instructor Silverado will take the field Raymond Snell, 78, died AGAVE at Basic's ROT(?. This is an elective class. for its first match of the season Nov 28, 2001. Weddina Receptions -nnENTOiiY- at 5 tonight at Valley. GREEN VALLEY PLAZA The kids take care of each other, they look out for each other, and they have started to 'Free' Birthday Parties become a part of something important.* GREEN VALLEY There is no mistaking the discipline on With only two seniors on the REDUCTION this gray morning. Each cadet shows the squad this year, the Gators will All Catering Services Available utmost respect to their commanding officer, have their work cut out for SAIE RUNS THROUGH OEC. 24 Ist Sgt. Sam Rael, as he barks the day's them after making it to state ^Aii piaickagcm iiMctuM last season. Ron f\/lartlnez/News Staff lO ' lOO people, J See ROTC OWNER DEMANDS PASSING THE TEST — Members of Basic's ROTC work out Friday as part of the program's physical training. The See SOCCER Reserve Yaur Page 12 cadets are required to do various athletic activities, like running and pushups. HER INVENTORY Page 12 HolidayWiatherlog Today Thomas beginning first season as Green Valley wrestling coacli CUT IN HALF! By Paul Howard we faced some pretty solid competition." weeks and then we will take it from there." Josh Barnes, (112), and Jason Maimes. 3O1'<0658 News Staff Writer The Gators will be led by senior Anthony The Cougars started off the season dropping a 1^ Home ImproveiiM BY THE END OF THE YEAR Green Valley's wrestling team will look to its Guadagna and ^o will use added experience from CORONADO pair of matches to Foothill and Valley by the scores past for success this season. Mike Bowman J)avid Prell and Devon Thomas. The first year school starts out the wrestling of 55-24 and 54-22. ^ Automobile Service Aric Thomas, a 1995 graduate of the school, Guadagna, rf)wman and Prell all went 7-1 over season with a lot of inexperienced kids in a fairly "I was very proud of our kids," Clements, who East Coast Steamers... ^3^^ took over the program this summer and has big the weekend to lead the Gators. tough conference. coached at Silverado last year, said. "Maimes was ^ Weekend Getaways NO STOPPING plans for his cdma mater. Thomas expects this year's team to be in the Coach Bob Clements brings his great track great and Byrd is extremely hard working so we 10' Chicago Style So far so good, as the Gators finished in third top four in the Henderson area and contend for in record to the school where he has alr^dy fared should be better in a few weeks when we get a lot ik And hundreds of other -THIS MUST BE DONE- place with a nice showing last week in a meet held the Sunrise Region. well with a nice showing in girls'tennis. of players eligible who wiU contribute right away.' at Claik Hi^ School. "We are capable of doing some great things this The Cougars will have Ronnie Kearney (155) to Deep Dish Pizza.... ^4^ T was pleasantly surprised with our first cou- year," Thomas said. "Our kids are strong, well lead the way on a squad that features four fresh- See WRESTUNG items you buy everyday conditioned, and and putting it together early on. men. ple of matches," said 'Thomas, who coached at Page 11 Valley last year. "H^ir conditioning was good and We get a couple kids back from iiyury in a few Austin Byrd will be a key contributor as will Visit kshp.com and tune to AM 1400 Baked Sahnon ^6^ M-F from 7ain - 9ani & 3pni - 6pm; BUY NQWII Sat. & Sun 9am • noon. Inside tlie numbers College Scene DIAL 221-SAVE during showtimes BEFORE YOU lOSE OUTl 2 - Centers on Green Valley's boys basketball team that The Lady Rebels played over the weekend in Berkeley, The men went to 3-2 on the season with a 79-64 win over stand 6-foot-9 Calit., at the Oakland Tribune ClassiAand went 1-1 to win the Georgia Soutfiem on Saturday night at home. Lou Kelly led the FAMILY OWNED FOR 29 YEARS consolation The Rebels fell to No 13 ranked Georgia 77-62 In team with 19 points and Marcus Banks added 12. UNLV next 17 - Points scored by Las Vegas High in its 17-10 win over the first game after leading by nine with 11 minutes to play. Linda faces Alabama-Birmingham on tf>e road next Saturday Shopping mtUDUIH. McQueen for the 4A football title Frohlich led the Rebels with 27 points. In swimming, the Rebels placed first in tx)th men's and IIIUP5 Tfie Retiels got into the win column with an impressive 83-28 women s meets at the Mountain West Invitatkxial Saturday night victory over Central Connectkujt State on Sunday. Frohlich had The women had a 168 po*nt advantage over second piaoe San Show BREWEKY BAK & GRILL 23 — Points Kored by Coronado's Erica Santigate in a win 20 points to lead the way. Next up is a trip to face Nevada Reno Diego State Tamme Ebert and Alyson Nobie piaoed orte-two In overEMorado rVNE: KSHOP'AMHOO jouLSwctMirwi 433-5955 fFumwiHi mm^ on Dec. 9. UNLV improves to 5-1 on ttw season. the 1650 freestyle

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DEATHS Banii robbed of undisclosed amount SPOKES HENDERSON HOME NEWS T Henderson's Jen Kline shines Anttiony W. Gardner The 18-year Henderson res- By the New* Staff described as 5 feet 7 inches tall near the bank. He was wearng From Page 1 for South Florida, Page 11 ident was born Feb. 10, 1923, Early Thursday aflemoon a and weighing 160 pounds, was a blue and red baseb»ll tap Anthony Wells Gardner, 59, in Iowa. He was a U.S. Army man robbed a teller at Wells white with dark hair and a and a blue denim shirt, police newly assembled bikes and died Wednesday, Nov. 28, veteran of World War II. Fargo Bank, 10010 S. Eastern, mustache. He allegedly hand- said. eating refreshments, clowns T Youth soccer league crowns 2001, in Henderson. He is survived by his wife, Ave., Henderson Police ed the teller a note saying, The investigation is ongoing making balloon animals, Born March 23, 1942, in Evelyn Snell of Henderson; a Department reported. "Give me your money. I have a Anyone with informatioL Santa Glaus taking wishes champions, Page 12 Overlon, Nevada, he was a life- daughter, Claudia Bridges of An undisclosed amount of gun." should call the police depart- and city officials making a long resident of Henderson. He 29 Palms, Calif.; four broth- money was taken. No weapon He was last seeing fleeing ment at 565-2009 or Sec^t few comments. was a dietary aide with Sunrise ers. Jack Snell of Henderson, was seen. The suspect. through the Rebel gas station Witness at 385-5555. The bikes are valued at Hospital. Elmer and Herbert Snell of roughly $8,550. He is survived by his mother, Fairfax, Iowa, and Albert Snell Bicycle recipients were Lavinia Gardner of Boulder City; of Cedar Rapids, Iowa; three a brother, Rulon Barry Gardner PUC approves Southwest Gas rate decrease chosen from Variety Day sisters, Edna Risdale of Home, CASA, Regina Hall, Coronado girls basketball looking impressive of Henderson; and a sister, Norway, Iowa, Evelyn Brecht The Public Utilities and $9 million for Northern rate applications. Southwest Valerie Davis of Henderson. Boys and Girls Club of of Marengo, Iowa, and Mary Commission has voted for an Nevada customers. The nev* Gas applied for an overall By Kevin Fiddler run the point with confidence and shoot Visitation was at Hites Henderson, St. Judes Ranch, Lou Seizer of Fair Fax, Iowa. overall lowering of Southwest rates took effect Saturday. News Staff Writer the ball well. Chapel. Graveside services are decrease in rates of $22.2 mil- hurman White Middle • Boys roundup, Page 10 There were no local servic- Gas rates. The Southern Nevada resi- lion. The PUC staff and the When Coronado girls basketball head Also receiving high marks early on in today at 11 a.m. at Logandale, es. Interment will be in Iowa. chool, Burkholder Middle The action will lower rates dential consumer who averages Bureau of Consumer Protection coach Joe Moyes left Silverado's basket- the season is junior Kristy Lastwika, Nev Hites Funeral Home han- hool and Brown Junior 11.7 percent for Southern 79 therms per month during the •Girls roundup, Page 11 who pulled down 10 rebounds in the Arrangements were handled dled the arrangements. determined an additional $21.9 gh School. ball program to take \!he position at by Hites Funeral Home. Nevada customers and 7.9 per- winter months will see million should be decreased n order to qualify, stu- Henderson's newest high school, he was- home opener against Desert Pines. cent for Northern Nevada cus- Overall decrease in rates is from consumers' rates. d4ts had to demonstrate n't sure what to expect. If current trends persist, Moyes just Lastwika is 5-foot-ll and has the poten- Hmothy A. Martinez Laura R. Gerleman tomers. The dollar reduction in because of a small increase in Consumers wiU benefit from go^l behavior, strong citizen- That is until he saw the group of girls may be right. Coronado is 2-0 with two tial to be a force down low in the paint. rates is $35.1 million for general rates and* a large these lower rates as the winter shit and have a financial that turned out to play on the team. As big wins against Eldorado (61-51) and Moyes will be looking to Maria Timothy Adam Martinez, 46, Laura R. Gerleman, 36, Southern Nevada customers decrease in gas cost rates. In its heating season begins. neq. luck-would have it, seven out of the ten Desert Pines (46-38). Djokovic for added leadership down the died Nov 14, 2001, died Nov. 26, 2001, at St. girls that play on the varsity team, Leading the team in scoring is stretch as well. Djokovic has played for The three-year Henderson Rose Dominican Hospital. played for him during his tenure at Santigate who dropped 23 points in the Moyes for the past two years and has the resident was born May 21, The 32-year Henderson Silverado. The other three happen to be Eldorado game and then responded with potential to effectively help the Cougars 1955, in Wyoming and had resident was born Dec. 6, HOMES freshman. another 13 points against Desert Pines. on offense and defense. been a construction cement 1964, in Holbrook, Ariz., and From Page 1 With the leadership of junior Erica Also putting up consistent numbers for The Cougars also have a set of sisters finisher. had been a dental assistant. Santigate and sophomore Tiara Coronado is Bowman who scored 18 who will look to be a factor. Traci and He is survived by: two sons, She is survived by a son, "I don't mind homes there, but ect. cantly less traffic (than a casi- said, "bn excited about the :, . ^' points in the opener and then tallied 11 Stephanie Delgado will be the first sister ,,;« ; Bowman, Moyes has good reason to be Joshua and Adam Martinez, Zachary Gerleman of I think Dr Horton is thinking "Living across the street no) and the infrastructure prospeciof getting rid of a big, confident. Moyes knows what they can points against Desert Pines. It was tandem in the history of the school and both of Boise, Idaho; a daugh- Henderson; her mother, too much quantity. If it were from this property I'm either would be adequate for the propose^ casino." do because he has coached them before. Bowman's free throws down the stretch both continue to improve as the season ter, Lindsay Martinez of Boise; Georgianna Lloyd of not such high density, more going to have a casino or a traffic generated by the resi- Sande^ had lived in the ; "We're not your typical first year tha| put the game out of reach against gets under way. his mother, Genevieve Henderson; her father, homeowners would be in favor neighborhood," Tim Rogers dential project," Scott Jarvis area neai the proposed project Ron Ivlartinez/IMews Staff team," Moyes said. "I think we have a Desert Pines. Martinez of Henderson; three Freddie Ulibarri of Glendale, of the project." said. "I would rather have a of the city's traffic depart- INAUGURAL SEASON - Coronado giris basketball player Erica brothers, Henry Martinez of for 23 3>ars before moving good chance of having a winning season. Moyes will be looking to both Bowman Ariz.; sister, Amanda Ulibarri Suzanne DiNicola suggest- neighborhood. One of my See CORONADO Placerville, Calif., Ivan ment, said. recently lo another area in Santigate looks to pass Friday in the Cougars' win over Desert I think we have a good shot to make the and Santigate for their leadership and of Henderson; and two broth- ed an alternative to the high- Page 11 Martinez of Boise and Mark biggest concerns ... is that it Members of the commission Henderso). Pines. ':•'••":'•'•"': • ".":.'• playoffs and win a game or two." ;. • for their ball handling skills. Both can ers, Michael and Delano density project. would end up being a modified were sufficiently swayed by Martinez of Las Vegas; three Ulibarri, both of Henderson; a The commission's approval sisters, Delilah Resenes of "You can put in a very nice truck stop just like Railroad the developer's argument. is a reco^imendation, which grandmother, Margaret project,'' DiNicola said. "Why Fontana, Calif., Rebeca Montoya, of Henderson; a Pass. I think we're stepping "I've always felt that was an will be fo^varded to council Girls soccer can't you put in some bigger Salazar of Las Vegas and companion, Kevin Hill, of on our own foot if we disallow appropriate place for homes," for its D^. 11 meeting for units and double the price so this project." Lillian Hall of Stockton, Calif. Henderson and several aunts, commissioner Danny Sanders final apprqral. set to start Interment was in uncles, cousins, nieces and there aren't so many?" Residents had other con- Henderson. The developer has proposed Another nephews. cerns about what might result Hites Funeral Home han- Services took place at St. nearly 500 condos on 41 acres, from the high-density project, James Financial season today dled the arrangements. Thomas More Catholic which would require a zone particularly increased traffic 256 Enadia St. i By Kris Hill Church. change for the property from and the impact it would have News Staff Wtiter Elizabeth S. Ritcliey Palm Mortuary-Jones han- gaming to residential. on Dooley Elementary School, <-.•', Henderson, NV 89dl4 ;>;" It was easy for Silverado to dled the arrangements. Some neighbors said which they said is already day at win the Suiuise Regional girls Elizabeth S. Ritchey, 75, because the area hasn't been overcrowded and would soccer title last year. died Nov, 27, 2001, developed as a casino, it would become even worse if this proj- NO COST REFINAMCES The Skyhawks had 11 seniors She was born Aug, 7, 1926, Everett N. Ericson never be developed if the com- ect were built. The developer, on their roster to lead them to in Blairsville. Pa,, and had been mission denied the housing DR. Horton, answered those • Excellent purchase mon^y rate a Henderson resident since Everett Nicholas Ericson, victory as they finished the sea- project proposed in its place. concerns with experts from son 18-5-3, ending the year on a 1984, 88, died Nov. 25, 2001. • Locally owned school The 40-year Henderson res- "Ten years is long enough to the Clark- County School playoff loss to Bishop Gorman In lieu of flowers, the family wait for the land in question District, a local engineering requests donations be made to ident was born July 10, 1913, • A - D Credit in the state tournament. to come to fruition," Diane firm and the city. St. Rose Dominican Hospital or in South Dakota and had been Now all those seniors are Booker, president of the River Nathan Adelson Hospice. an automotive shop mechanic. With the projected number • FHA/VA financing' Basic ROTC cadets gone and with Coronado now She is survived by her hus- He is survived by a daugh- Mountain Ranch Homeowners of schools being built in the open, there are plenty of obsta- ter, Charlynrt S. Case of El Association, said. "To this day available band, Robert Ritchey of area —at least two in the near earning tlieir stripes cles in Silverado's path. Henderson; two daughters, Cajon, Calif.; two grandchil- we have only had extensions future, a school official said, • Free easy > With a younger squad, things Judith R. Young of dren; and one great-grand- of time. I personally feel this the district would be able to By Kevin Rddler will be different for the Germantown, Tenn,, and Allison child. is a dead horse. It is the con- handle the additional stu- pre-qualifications News Staff Wrter Skyhawks on the soccer field. There will be no local sen/ic- sensus of the homeowners dents that might come from Kalbfleisch of Auburndale, Fla.; The £iir is cold as the sun and its warmth "This year we'll have to do a son. Dr. Robert A, Ritchey of es. Interment will be in El that this (casino) project will the new neighborhood. for purchase buyers begin to find its way from the east. The more of the basics, focus more Cajon. not come to be." Henderson; a sister, Virginia Or would traffic pose a prob- group marches in unison towards the foot- on the fundamentals and work Lopez of Belle Vernon, Pa,; a Hites Funeral Home han- Another resident, however, lem. Call today for appointment ball stadium, with each step never missing as hard as we can," Silverado brother, William Sehman of dled'the arrangements. spoke in support of the proj- "It would generate signifi- a beat. Cadet 1st Sgt. Drew Jerger calls out coach Adam Taylor said. "If we Franklin, Pa,; and three grand- (702)407-5680 can do that, the wins and losses children. the orders as they break formation and sprint to their stations. will take care of themselves." Interment was in Palm Valley His group of seniors will View Cemetery. Is this the local Marines training on an early Friday morning? shoulder a heavy load as they Palm Mortuary-Henderson prepare to defend the Sunrise handled the arrangements, NATURAL CLOTHING CQ No, this is the Marine Corps Junior n*^ "A Vnique Clothing Store" ^^% ROTC at Basic High School and they are Regional title. Imported and Domestic Women's Apparel ready for PT otherwise known as physical Taylor said he expects seniors Leonard E. Smith Abbey Mathis, forward and cen- and Accessories. Fashionable, training on this chilly morning. Leonard Edward Smith, 80, Each group splits up and heads to a dif- ter midfielder, Christina Priest, died Nov 28, 20O1, in For Gifts &Home quahty clothing at a QREAT price. ferent location where they will begin their a midfielder, Dani Bromberg, Henderson, We Do Alterations Friday morning trials. Before they begin the sweeper, to lead the offense. Born in Nebraska, he was a usual assortment of push-ups, chin-ups and Meanwhile, helping to pre- 40-year-plus resident of "A general store for Mon. - Sat. 10am'6pin • 434-0809 sit-ups, this group must first get the heart vent opi)osing offenses fi-om Henderson, He was a truck driv- 2732 n. Green Valley Parkway j pumping with some jumping jacks. penetrating to the goalie's box er and served in the U,S, Army people with taste" j This is where these brave young cadets will be senior defenders Nicole in WWII, IN HENDERSON Whittman and Lisa Tigert. will be learning the true meaning of the He is survived by his wife, 10A-6P DAILY • MON-SAT ' term "physically fit" as they spring fivm sta- As for players who have Beverly Smith of Henderson; \ r tion to station. moved up fix)m junior varsity and a son, Mark Smith of 2706 N. GREEN VALLEY PKWY. and other younger players, Henderson, 5 doors west of Trader Joe's -AMHUAl- This is not a gym class. This is far tougher. Taylor wants to wait 8uid see Internment will be private. 547-1098 H^ how they perform this season. Arrangements were handled This is the ROTC and they mean busi- ness. "There will be a quite few key by Hites Funeral Home. mmmm newcomers who will make an "It's a different program for a lot of kids, they find family-like teamwork," retired Lt. impact, but I don't want to Raymond Snell Holiday Parties - Lunciieons HOLIDAY Col. D.J. Montgomery, United States name any names yet," he said. Marine Corps and Senior Marine Instructor Silverado will take the field Raymond Snell, 78, died AGAVE at Basic's ROT(?. This is an elective class. for its first match of the season Nov 28, 2001. Weddina Receptions -nnENTOiiY- at 5 tonight at Valley. GREEN VALLEY PLAZA The kids take care of each other, they look out for each other, and they have started to 'Free' Birthday Parties become a part of something important.* GREEN VALLEY There is no mistaking the discipline on With only two seniors on the REDUCTION this gray morning. Each cadet shows the squad this year, the Gators will All Catering Services Available utmost respect to their commanding officer, have their work cut out for SAIE RUNS THROUGH OEC. 24 Ist Sgt. Sam Rael, as he barks the day's them after making it to state ^Aii piaickagcm iiMctuM last season. Ron f\/lartlnez/News Staff lO ' lOO people, J See ROTC OWNER DEMANDS PASSING THE TEST — Members of Basic's ROTC work out Friday as part of the program's physical training. The See SOCCER Reserve Yaur Page 12 cadets are required to do various athletic activities, like running and pushups. HER INVENTORY Page 12 HolidayWiatherlog Today Thomas beginning first season as Green Valley wrestling coacli CUT IN HALF! By Paul Howard we faced some pretty solid competition." weeks and then we will take it from there." Josh Barnes, (112), and Jason Maimes. 3O1'<0658 News Staff Writer The Gators will be led by senior Anthony The Cougars started off the season dropping a 1^ Home ImproveiiM BY THE END OF THE YEAR Green Valley's wrestling team will look to its Guadagna and ^o will use added experience from CORONADO pair of matches to Foothill and Valley by the scores past for success this season. Mike Bowman J)avid Prell and Devon Thomas. The first year school starts out the wrestling of 55-24 and 54-22. ^ Automobile Service Aric Thomas, a 1995 graduate of the school, Guadagna, rf)wman and Prell all went 7-1 over season with a lot of inexperienced kids in a fairly "I was very proud of our kids," Clements, who East Coast Steamers... ^3^^ took over the program this summer and has big the weekend to lead the Gators. tough conference. coached at Silverado last year, said. "Maimes was ^ Weekend Getaways NO STOPPING plans for his cdma mater. Thomas expects this year's team to be in the Coach Bob Clements brings his great track great and Byrd is extremely hard working so we 10' Chicago Style So far so good, as the Gators finished in third top four in the Henderson area and contend for in record to the school where he has alr^dy fared should be better in a few weeks when we get a lot ik And hundreds of other -THIS MUST BE DONE- place with a nice showing last week in a meet held the Sunrise Region. well with a nice showing in girls'tennis. of players eligible who wiU contribute right away.' at Claik Hi^ School. "We are capable of doing some great things this The Cougars will have Ronnie Kearney (155) to Deep Dish Pizza.... ^4^ T was pleasantly surprised with our first cou- year," Thomas said. "Our kids are strong, well lead the way on a squad that features four fresh- See WRESTUNG items you buy everyday conditioned, and and putting it together early on. men. ple of matches," said 'Thomas, who coached at Page 11 Valley last year. "H^ir conditioning was good and We get a couple kids back from iiyury in a few Austin Byrd will be a key contributor as will Visit kshp.com and tune to AM 1400 Baked Sahnon ^6^ M-F from 7ain - 9ani & 3pni - 6pm; BUY NQWII Sat. & Sun 9am • noon. Inside tlie numbers College Scene DIAL 221-SAVE during showtimes BEFORE YOU lOSE OUTl 2 - Centers on Green Valley's boys basketball team that The Lady Rebels played over the weekend in Berkeley, The men went to 3-2 on the season with a 79-64 win over stand 6-foot-9 Calit., at the Oakland Tribune ClassiAand went 1-1 to win the Georgia Soutfiem on Saturday night at home. Lou Kelly led the FAMILY OWNED FOR 29 YEARS consolation The Rebels fell to No 13 ranked Georgia 77-62 In team with 19 points and Marcus Banks added 12. UNLV next 17 - Points scored by Las Vegas High in its 17-10 win over the first game after leading by nine with 11 minutes to play. Linda faces Alabama-Birmingham on tf>e road next Saturday Shopping mtUDUIH. McQueen for the 4A football title Frohlich led the Rebels with 27 points. In swimming, the Rebels placed first in tx)th men's and IIIUP5 Tfie Retiels got into the win column with an impressive 83-28 women s meets at the Mountain West Invitatkxial Saturday night victory over Central Connectkujt State on Sunday. Frohlich had The women had a 168 po*nt advantage over second piaoe San Show BREWEKY BAK & GRILL 23 — Points Kored by Coronado's Erica Santigate in a win 20 points to lead the way. 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Tuesday, December 4, 2001 Henderson Home News Page 11 Page 10 Henderson Home News Tuesday. December 4, 2001 Kline making an impact at South Florida WRESTLING From Page 9 Basic boys basketball splits over the weekend By Paul Howard even as a freshman," Kline News Staff Writer said. "We are playing well as a Coronado will have their own tournament in a few weeks that Cougar coach Paul Berg said. so that has helped immensely," By Paul Howard ter holding them to only two Former Basic star and team and I hope we can contin- will feature 20 teams and give Clements a chance to assess wherej News Staff Writer Berg said. "They just have to points. "We only had two turnovers in Bishop Gorman graduate Jen ue to do well." his team is at and what he can expect. / continue to work hard and exe- The Basic boys basketball the second half, which is great Kline capped off an incredible South Florida University is "I am a strong believer in these kids and think they will contih- cute and we should do well." team is already on pace to SILVERADO for a young team, and we used week of women's hoops by located in Tampa-St. Pete and ue to develop and improve as time goes on," Clements said. "It is a Things did not go as well on eclipse the number of wins it The Skyhawks went 0-2 our athleticism to win being named Conference USA the Bulls play in the competi- learning experience right now and the season will feature its ups Friday as the Cougars were had all of last season in the over the weekend as they bat- tonight." player of the week. tive Conference USA. and downs." first two weeks of play. tled Friday night but fell short The key to the win was con- brought down to reality with a Kline, a freshman at South Kline is pursuing an ele- against Rancho, 60-51. sistent and timely shooting 79-51 loss to Desert Pines. Basic used strong defense Florida, became just the fourth mentary aid degree as she SILVERADO The Cougars fell behind and balanced scoring to get by Silverado made a valiant from the Cougars, who did Bull to earn the award and the wants to teach after her play- Another coach starting off at a new school is James Jennings, early 30-11 and could never Chaparral on Friday night 71- comeback after falling behind much of their scoring from the first since Dec. 2000. She aver, ing days are over. who will coach the Skyhawks with a team that has the capabilities perimeter. recover as the Pines opened up 39 at Chaparral High School. early and trailed at the half aged 19 points and six "I want to play basketball of continuing the success that Clements and the school |;iad in pre- a big lead and never relin- Allan Smith led the Wolves 33-15. They shot 48 percent from rebounds while leading South for as long as possible, even if vious years. Corey Tyler was held in with 22 points while Robert the floor and dominated the quished it. Florida to a 4-0 start. that means playing overseas Already featuring a tough win over Bonanza to start the year, the Mike Kale led the Cougars Hardy and James Dinicola check throughout the game glass. The forward-guard is doing and trying to break in there," Skyhawks havfalso knocked off Clark and are adjusting to a new added 11 points each. and Steven Whiteman picked "The kids have been play- with 16 points and Degregorio all of this as a freshman, an Kline said. coaching staff. added 10. "We started out real well up the slack scoring 10 points ing together since the spring age that usually is reserved for To her credit Kline refuses "We are getting used to the kids and what strengths and after getting out to slow starts to lead the way. bench and role- play on the to accept the accolades and weaknesses they have," Jennings said. "The early wins were in our first two games." Basic Saturday, the Skyhawks team. awards without thanking her huge to start the season and we have a lot of kids we are walk- coach Kurt Bailey .said. "I was fell to Snow Canyon, Utah, 56- HovQ Winners. More Smiles. More Fun. She also won an MVP teammates and coaching staff, ons and a couple who.right now are ineligible, so we should be happy with the way we played, 47. award at the Boston who she feels are the main rea- full strength soon." but we still have a few areas Things were different this University Invitational where son for the great start. Leading the way will be Eric Byrd (152) and Russ Augrautin we need to work on." time as the Skyhawks jumped she averaged 20 points and led "My teammates keep get- (135). Augrautin is one of a couple seniors on the team along with It was the second win of the out to an early lead and led 24- the Bulls to an upset win over ting me the ball when I 'm Daniel Brown (145) and junior John Pyron (189). 21 at the half. season for the Wolves who won SMU, who is picked to finish open and shooting well," Kline Next up for the Skyhawks will be a dual meet that includes only five games all of last year. But Snow Canyon rallied high in the Western Athletic said. "They get all the credit Green Valley and will give them a chance to see their competition and outscored Silverado 13-5 Nightly and have helped a lot." Basic look control early Conference. early on. leading 20-8 after one quarter to get the win. She was heavily recruited To help the ease the process, of play and extended their lead Chris McCoy scored a game out of high school by the Bulls also have three fresh- FOOTHILL to 18 at the half high 15 points, while Tyler Pepperdine, Montana and men on the team who see sig- The Falcons had no state qualifiers last year The Wolves held Chaparral added 10. Boise State, but chose South nificant playing time and allow Head coach Chris Tbmlinson had 36 wrestlers go out for the team Dinner Kline to fit in better. to eight points in the first and Florida because of the coaching last year and have used that experience to get off to a solid start third quarters to put the game FOOTHILL staff and campus location. "The other freshmen on the File Photo already. away. The Falcons scored early The coaches were great to team are great because we GREAT START — Former Basic High student Jen Kline had a The Falcons got by Sierra Vista 50-18 and also^at Coronado 55- It was a different story and often to jump all over me and assured me I could have a lot in common and can great start to her collegiate career this past week with South 24 over the weekend. Saturday. Eldorado on Friday, getting play a big role on the team learn together," Kline said. Florida. "We won't have any weak weigh classes this year," Tbmlinson The Wolves suffered a the victory 92-61. ecialsServed 5 p.m. until 11 p.m. said. "We will still be looking to improve as a tournament team and The Falcons scored 20 or tough loss as they failed to Monday Frkd CMckcn get better in all areas." / ' •' '• • more points in every quarter hold a six-point lead in the last Tuesday Baby Back Rib Basket to win going away. minute of play to fall to Wednesday TtaanksflMng style Gator girls off to 3-0 start in basketball BASIC Mojave 77-71 in overtime at Foothill dominated early Turkey Dinner The man "with the biggest and most impressive resume runs the Basic High School. taking a 22-6 first quarter lead Thursday Prime Rib By Ray Brewer scoring," Randolph said. junior Roxanne Ritchie led eight. • ;;. > • .••; • show at Basic. News Sports Editor "We should have won the and using a three- point bar- Friday Beef Bur9un4y The Gators used a 25-4 the way with 17 points while The Wolves only trailed Wolves' head coach Jim Duschen enters his 24*'' year at the school game and I am disappointed rage from Chance Holland to Saturday Spaghetti k Meatballs Green Valley's girls bas- spurt in the third quarter in twin sister Rebecca Ritchie 13-9 after the first quarter. and says he has some talented wrestlers on the roster, including with the way some of our sen- jump out on top. Sunday Campflre Chicken ketball team is slowly becom- coasting to victory. added seven. Heather Basic is 0-2 overall. four returning state qualifiers. Holland finished with 16 Even with Green Valley's Haddock scored 15. iors played down the stretch, You remember fiow tfilngs used ing one of the more potent Among the notables are Chris and Duane Gonzalez, and Justin especially decisions they points and four three-point- to be ..the aroma from tfie kitcher^ teams in Southern Nevada. fast start, they still aren't "They are understanding •SILVERADO Rodriguez, who should carry the team this year. made." Bailey said. "We are 2- ers. was almost as filling as the meal. It started last February considered one of the team's the game more," Handley The Skyhawks are 2-0 "W e have a lot of weights to fill this year," Duschen said. "We 2 on the season but our record Kevin Marshall added 11 So, It's difficult to settle for overcooked when the Gators won the to beat in the Las Vegas said of his third year pro- overall after hanging on for a hope to stay healthy and be respectable." should bo 3-1, but we have to for the Falcons. bar food, prepared by a guy who thinks , Sunrise Regional title and Valley gram. "They are doing better 46-43 win over Rancho Friday The extra conditioning work that the Wolves did early on could ketchup IS a seasoning. learn from this." Rob Weidenfeld/News Staff has carried into the 2001-02 Those honors go to Bishop on defense and with the at Silverado High School. factor in the meets they have to start the year. Basic led for most of the SPLITTING THE DEFENSE —Basic's Dexter Centeno takes a CORONADO The RoadRunner has restored homestyle cooking season. Gorman, Bonanza and things we have been trying to Brittany Turner had 16 Duschen has his sights set on conference favorites Silverado and game before Mojave came from shot in Friday^ win over Chaparral. The impressive athletic to the region with a liberating array of entrees. Nothing Standing at 3-0, the Centennial, all from the teach them the past years." points in the win and Janell Green Valley after finishing in the middle of the pack last year. behind late to send the game success the Cougars have but filling portions...tender steaks and RoadRunner exclusives make for Gators have been awfully Sunrise Region. Foothill is 0-2 overall. Gibson added 11. which featured balanced scor- Saturday as the Gators enjoyed in their inaugural a difficult choice. Your friendly server can suggest one of our daily The Gators have a date into overtime, before holding specials or a tasty dessert for afterwards impressive. on in the extra quarter. ing for the Gators. played Pineview High School year continued on Wednesday "We are starting to work with Centennial Saturday, BASIC Robert Hardy led the Jon Osborne led the way of Utah. as the basketball team won together as a team to find and a chance to become one of The Wolves also haven't Send Someone Special on a Cruise Wolves with 19, Smith had 17, with 20 points and Chris Holm Osborne was the hero as he their first-ever game with a that combination of eight to the valley's elite. won this season, including a and Eric Cooper was strong on added 18. sank two clutch free throws 71-61 victory over Eldorado. 10 players," Green Valley "We have two other games 52-46 loss to Chaparral the boards for the Wolves. "We played great defense late in the game as the Gators Wes Hager led the Cougars coach Alma Randolph said. next week, so we can't look Friday. and were very physical held on for a 50-47 win. in scoring with 22 points and FREE too far ahead," Randolph Despite outscoring the The Gators looked sharp GREEN VALLEY throughout," Green Valley Mitch Platt had 14 while Mike Kale chipped in 11. SLICE OF PIE Friday as four girls scored in said. Cowboys 19-9 in the fourth GIFtertificate Brandon Degregorio had 19. The Gators opened the sea- coach Jim Allen said. "A lot of Osborne chipped in 13. Receive a FREE slice of double figures en route to a quarter, the Wolves couldn't from Lake Mead Cruises! son strongly this past week . kids got to play and it was a The key to the win was the "We are getting kids to buy delicious pie with any entree, 754 S. BOUlder Hwy. 61-36 home victory over Las FOOTHILL come away with the win. On Wednesday, they hand- good effort all around." Gators ability to.shut down into our system and we think The Falcons haven't had Andrea Ramirez and Angie MaragefTiefH fBer« dH r^is tiptftt Decembw tS, JOO' Vegas. ed Rancho a 89-35 drubbing Things were itiucS''closer Pineview in the second quar- we are making progress," (702) 566-9999 Freshman guard Jabrinta too much success this season, Williams each scored 12 ^ Dinner Dance Cruise for 2 — only $75.00! ihii Hubbard .paced the Green but almost broke into the win points in the loss, while Sade ^ Velocify Eco-Adventure Tour for 2 — only 165.00! Valley attack with 17 points. column Friday - losing 58-54 Bunch added 11. to Eldorado. Monday, the Wolves lost Gift Certificates to be purchased between December 1, In fact, Hubbard has led the and February 1,2002. Direct bookings only, please present ad, Gators in scoring all three "We are playing a lot bet- their season opener to ter than last year and the Centennial 77-39 on the road. games. 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Tuesday, December 4, 2001 Henderson Home News Page 11 Page 10 Henderson Home News Tuesday. December 4, 2001 Kline making an impact at South Florida WRESTLING From Page 9 Basic boys basketball splits over the weekend By Paul Howard even as a freshman," Kline News Staff Writer said. "We are playing well as a Coronado will have their own tournament in a few weeks that Cougar coach Paul Berg said. so that has helped immensely," By Paul Howard ter holding them to only two Former Basic star and team and I hope we can contin- will feature 20 teams and give Clements a chance to assess wherej News Staff Writer Berg said. "They just have to points. "We only had two turnovers in Bishop Gorman graduate Jen ue to do well." his team is at and what he can expect. / continue to work hard and exe- The Basic boys basketball the second half, which is great Kline capped off an incredible South Florida University is "I am a strong believer in these kids and think they will contih- cute and we should do well." team is already on pace to SILVERADO for a young team, and we used week of women's hoops by located in Tampa-St. Pete and ue to develop and improve as time goes on," Clements said. "It is a Things did not go as well on eclipse the number of wins it The Skyhawks went 0-2 our athleticism to win being named Conference USA the Bulls play in the competi- learning experience right now and the season will feature its ups Friday as the Cougars were had all of last season in the over the weekend as they bat- tonight." player of the week. tive Conference USA. and downs." first two weeks of play. tled Friday night but fell short The key to the win was con- brought down to reality with a Kline, a freshman at South Kline is pursuing an ele- against Rancho, 60-51. sistent and timely shooting 79-51 loss to Desert Pines. Basic used strong defense Florida, became just the fourth mentary aid degree as she SILVERADO The Cougars fell behind and balanced scoring to get by Silverado made a valiant from the Cougars, who did Bull to earn the award and the wants to teach after her play- Another coach starting off at a new school is James Jennings, early 30-11 and could never Chaparral on Friday night 71- comeback after falling behind much of their scoring from the first since Dec. 2000. She aver, ing days are over. who will coach the Skyhawks with a team that has the capabilities perimeter. recover as the Pines opened up 39 at Chaparral High School. early and trailed at the half aged 19 points and six "I want to play basketball of continuing the success that Clements and the school |;iad in pre- a big lead and never relin- Allan Smith led the Wolves 33-15. They shot 48 percent from rebounds while leading South for as long as possible, even if vious years. Corey Tyler was held in with 22 points while Robert the floor and dominated the quished it. Florida to a 4-0 start. that means playing overseas Already featuring a tough win over Bonanza to start the year, the Mike Kale led the Cougars Hardy and James Dinicola check throughout the game glass. The forward-guard is doing and trying to break in there," Skyhawks havfalso knocked off Clark and are adjusting to a new added 11 points each. and Steven Whiteman picked "The kids have been play- with 16 points and Degregorio all of this as a freshman, an Kline said. coaching staff. added 10. "We started out real well up the slack scoring 10 points ing together since the spring age that usually is reserved for To her credit Kline refuses "We are getting used to the kids and what strengths and after getting out to slow starts to lead the way. bench and role- play on the to accept the accolades and weaknesses they have," Jennings said. "The early wins were in our first two games." Basic Saturday, the Skyhawks team. awards without thanking her huge to start the season and we have a lot of kids we are walk- coach Kurt Bailey .said. "I was fell to Snow Canyon, Utah, 56- HovQ Winners. More Smiles. More Fun. She also won an MVP teammates and coaching staff, ons and a couple who.right now are ineligible, so we should be happy with the way we played, 47. award at the Boston who she feels are the main rea- full strength soon." but we still have a few areas Things were different this University Invitational where son for the great start. Leading the way will be Eric Byrd (152) and Russ Augrautin we need to work on." time as the Skyhawks jumped she averaged 20 points and led "My teammates keep get- (135). Augrautin is one of a couple seniors on the team along with It was the second win of the out to an early lead and led 24- the Bulls to an upset win over ting me the ball when I 'm Daniel Brown (145) and junior John Pyron (189). 21 at the half. season for the Wolves who won SMU, who is picked to finish open and shooting well," Kline Next up for the Skyhawks will be a dual meet that includes only five games all of last year. But Snow Canyon rallied high in the Western Athletic said. "They get all the credit Green Valley and will give them a chance to see their competition and outscored Silverado 13-5 Nightly and have helped a lot." Basic look control early Conference. early on. leading 20-8 after one quarter to get the win. She was heavily recruited To help the ease the process, of play and extended their lead Chris McCoy scored a game out of high school by the Bulls also have three fresh- FOOTHILL to 18 at the half high 15 points, while Tyler Pepperdine, Montana and men on the team who see sig- The Falcons had no state qualifiers last year The Wolves held Chaparral added 10. Boise State, but chose South nificant playing time and allow Head coach Chris Tbmlinson had 36 wrestlers go out for the team Dinner Kline to fit in better. to eight points in the first and Florida because of the coaching last year and have used that experience to get off to a solid start third quarters to put the game FOOTHILL staff and campus location. "The other freshmen on the File Photo already. away. The Falcons scored early The coaches were great to team are great because we GREAT START — Former Basic High student Jen Kline had a The Falcons got by Sierra Vista 50-18 and also^at Coronado 55- It was a different story and often to jump all over me and assured me I could have a lot in common and can great start to her collegiate career this past week with South 24 over the weekend. Saturday. Eldorado on Friday, getting play a big role on the team learn together," Kline said. Florida. "We won't have any weak weigh classes this year," Tbmlinson The Wolves suffered a the victory 92-61. ecialsServed 5 p.m. until 11 p.m. said. "We will still be looking to improve as a tournament team and The Falcons scored 20 or tough loss as they failed to Monday Frkd CMckcn get better in all areas." / ' •' '• • more points in every quarter hold a six-point lead in the last Tuesday Baby Back Rib Basket to win going away. minute of play to fall to Wednesday TtaanksflMng style Gator girls off to 3-0 start in basketball BASIC Mojave 77-71 in overtime at Foothill dominated early Turkey Dinner The man "with the biggest and most impressive resume runs the Basic High School. taking a 22-6 first quarter lead Thursday Prime Rib By Ray Brewer scoring," Randolph said. junior Roxanne Ritchie led eight. • ;;. > • .••; • show at Basic. News Sports Editor "We should have won the and using a three- point bar- Friday Beef Bur9un4y The Gators used a 25-4 the way with 17 points while The Wolves only trailed Wolves' head coach Jim Duschen enters his 24*'' year at the school game and I am disappointed rage from Chance Holland to Saturday Spaghetti k Meatballs Green Valley's girls bas- spurt in the third quarter in twin sister Rebecca Ritchie 13-9 after the first quarter. and says he has some talented wrestlers on the roster, including with the way some of our sen- jump out on top. Sunday Campflre Chicken ketball team is slowly becom- coasting to victory. added seven. Heather Basic is 0-2 overall. four returning state qualifiers. Holland finished with 16 Even with Green Valley's Haddock scored 15. iors played down the stretch, You remember fiow tfilngs used ing one of the more potent Among the notables are Chris and Duane Gonzalez, and Justin especially decisions they points and four three-point- to be ..the aroma from tfie kitcher^ teams in Southern Nevada. fast start, they still aren't "They are understanding •SILVERADO Rodriguez, who should carry the team this year. made." Bailey said. "We are 2- ers. was almost as filling as the meal. It started last February considered one of the team's the game more," Handley The Skyhawks are 2-0 "W e have a lot of weights to fill this year," Duschen said. "We 2 on the season but our record Kevin Marshall added 11 So, It's difficult to settle for overcooked when the Gators won the to beat in the Las Vegas said of his third year pro- overall after hanging on for a hope to stay healthy and be respectable." should bo 3-1, but we have to for the Falcons. bar food, prepared by a guy who thinks , Sunrise Regional title and Valley gram. "They are doing better 46-43 win over Rancho Friday The extra conditioning work that the Wolves did early on could ketchup IS a seasoning. learn from this." Rob Weidenfeld/News Staff has carried into the 2001-02 Those honors go to Bishop on defense and with the at Silverado High School. factor in the meets they have to start the year. Basic led for most of the SPLITTING THE DEFENSE —Basic's Dexter Centeno takes a CORONADO The RoadRunner has restored homestyle cooking season. Gorman, Bonanza and things we have been trying to Brittany Turner had 16 Duschen has his sights set on conference favorites Silverado and game before Mojave came from shot in Friday^ win over Chaparral. The impressive athletic to the region with a liberating array of entrees. Nothing Standing at 3-0, the Centennial, all from the teach them the past years." points in the win and Janell Green Valley after finishing in the middle of the pack last year. behind late to send the game success the Cougars have but filling portions...tender steaks and RoadRunner exclusives make for Gators have been awfully Sunrise Region. Foothill is 0-2 overall. Gibson added 11. which featured balanced scor- Saturday as the Gators enjoyed in their inaugural a difficult choice. Your friendly server can suggest one of our daily The Gators have a date into overtime, before holding specials or a tasty dessert for afterwards impressive. on in the extra quarter. ing for the Gators. played Pineview High School year continued on Wednesday "We are starting to work with Centennial Saturday, BASIC Robert Hardy led the Jon Osborne led the way of Utah. as the basketball team won together as a team to find and a chance to become one of The Wolves also haven't Send Someone Special on a Cruise Wolves with 19, Smith had 17, with 20 points and Chris Holm Osborne was the hero as he their first-ever game with a that combination of eight to the valley's elite. won this season, including a and Eric Cooper was strong on added 18. sank two clutch free throws 71-61 victory over Eldorado. 10 players," Green Valley "We have two other games 52-46 loss to Chaparral the boards for the Wolves. "We played great defense late in the game as the Gators Wes Hager led the Cougars coach Alma Randolph said. next week, so we can't look Friday. and were very physical held on for a 50-47 win. in scoring with 22 points and FREE too far ahead," Randolph Despite outscoring the The Gators looked sharp GREEN VALLEY throughout," Green Valley Mitch Platt had 14 while Mike Kale chipped in 11. SLICE OF PIE Friday as four girls scored in said. Cowboys 19-9 in the fourth GIFtertificate Brandon Degregorio had 19. The Gators opened the sea- coach Jim Allen said. "A lot of Osborne chipped in 13. Receive a FREE slice of double figures en route to a quarter, the Wolves couldn't from Lake Mead Cruises! son strongly this past week . kids got to play and it was a The key to the win was the "We are getting kids to buy delicious pie with any entree, 754 S. BOUlder Hwy. 61-36 home victory over Las FOOTHILL come away with the win. On Wednesday, they hand- good effort all around." Gators ability to.shut down into our system and we think The Falcons haven't had Andrea Ramirez and Angie MaragefTiefH fBer« dH r^is tiptftt Decembw tS, JOO' Vegas. ed Rancho a 89-35 drubbing Things were itiucS''closer Pineview in the second quar- we are making progress," (702) 566-9999 Freshman guard Jabrinta too much success this season, Williams each scored 12 ^ Dinner Dance Cruise for 2 — only $75.00! ihii Hubbard .paced the Green but almost broke into the win points in the loss, while Sade ^ Velocify Eco-Adventure Tour for 2 — only 165.00! Valley attack with 17 points. column Friday - losing 58-54 Bunch added 11. to Eldorado. Monday, the Wolves lost Gift Certificates to be purchased between December 1, In fact, Hubbard has led the and February 1,2002. Direct bookings only, please present ad, Gators in scoring all three "We are playing a lot bet- their season opener to ter than last year and the Centennial 77-39 on the road. games. Call for Details*! ^ But the scoring' doesn't year before," Falcon coach Centennial is one of the stop with the youngster. Rich Handley said. "One top teams in town and it Ashley Chu and Laura thing that isn't going our way showed as the Bulldogs led ' Ljkt MMd CoiMi K an Aulwtnd ConcaMnrai of tha Ndnnil Pirt Sarvka 293-6180^ VicwHBC: 12-01 David each scored 12 points is that the shots aren't 40-18 at halftime. in the win, while Jennifer falling." Bunch led Basic with 12 mfmmwmm Ribout added 11 and Jen In the loss to Eldorado, points and Keri Justice had Todd had nine. "We don't have to depend Make sure your nest is warm this winter i Ji^^y^ i d TUNE TO AM1400 — on one or two kids for the Daily Buffet I Shopping iFri. 7 am to 7 pm • Sat. 8 am to Noon (Beverage Included) by tuning up your lieating system now. 1 Show ^1 CORONADO -$3.95 ^ TVNE: K'SHOP'AMIdOO^^^^jl or join us at Red Robin At the KSHP • AM1400 • LAS VEGAS From Page 9 www.kshp.com Only is Traci Delgado, a junior, is ''^^1^ Gaileria iVIali on Saturday from 1-3 pm dedicated and focused on con- OISHOP stantly improving which $39.95 ..•^i'•^•/^'i•;• makes Moyes' job much easi- 1741 N. Boulder Hv.'y. (South of Sunset) er. Stephanie Delgado, a Henderson. NV 89015 i4//? SERVICE freshman, has the potential to be a good post player for Over tll^fltltlt®!® in merchandise Air Conditioning • Heating • Refrigeration the Cougars. Moyes has a team that Holiday Membership Pacl&ige 565-9800 24 Hrs Buiiding Automation plays well under pressure and thus far, has shown they $4,000 Initiation • $205 Monthly will be available at discounts Membership Dues • $30 Month F&B Minimum can put the close games away down the stretch but to do Purchase before December 25th Expert Repair & instaliation Contractors*: 35354A & receive the following: that, the Cougars will have to All Makes & Models Manufactured Home#: A0021 CALL 221-SAVE DURING SHOWTIMES avoid turning the ball over. 2 Free MoRths of dMCs In the first half against • 5 Free guest passes • 5 Free cart Residential & Commercial Bonded & Insured Desert Pines, the Cougars passes • 2 Hours of PCA lastmction Save money on dining certificates, weeicend getaways, area turned the ball over 10 times, • Golf shirt, hat & a dozen balls. which kept the Desert Pines Over $1,000 !• saviifsl entertainment, and much, IMUCH morel! team in the game much longer than they should have I been. ^2S ^\i^UNT4lN Regardless of the hi'^HM^iOII -4. • -1 gp^gd country club Merchandise will be available from the following sponsors turnovers, this team has the jforlfi» Steak Dinnerjl talent to compete this year and could qualify for the \\ N'MIIS Travel Pioneer Hotel and Casino Country Inn Anna's Linens Imperial Palace Insite Vision state tournament. The reason Embassy Suites-San Diego Bay San Diego. CA Gameworks Red Robin •*Y-Bet for this is the fact that the Green Gate Village B & B St. George, UT Race for Atlantis Comedy Stop at the Trop. Marc's World Cuisine Midas Auto Service Experts team shows many good quali- I Laguna Brisas Spa Hotel Laguna Beach, CA Gold Rush Casino Top Golf Inckjdes Choice of Ibtato Holiday Inn-Sunspree Resort Kapa's Kauai, HI Grand Canyon Railway ties, one being coachability. Pizza Heaven Lowe's Home Improvment Ennbassy Suites-Brea Brea, CA Laugh Tax at Palace Station "They listen well," Moyes All Your Protection Zaba's Mexican Grill Nevads School of Massage Therapy Soup orSdod Holiday Inn Anaheim at the Park Anaheim, CA Beats of Passion Kahunaville at Treasure Island Miracle Products said. "They do everything we Best Western Zion Park Zion, UT Melinda the First Lady of Magic (No Substitutions) I Bagel Oasis Smart & Final ask them to and are very Under One Roof Hilton-Universal City Universal City, CA Lord of the Dance Koto Japanese and Chinese Food 4 Less coachable. We'll be fine if we Hawaiian Hotel and Resorts Kailua-Kona, HI Comedy Stop at the Tropicana JMUI Canilk) Agency Bentley House at Green Gate Village "Harrington's Water Co. Emerald Suites Las Vegas, NV Coney Island Emporium could just get along and gel 3I7S RUHM Rd SuNt IE Old Spaghetti Factory Maximum Security & Off Road Bring this Coupon in to Hilton San Diego-Del Mar Del Mar, CA American Golf Course as a group and stay consis- l«Mgn.NVM120 I Hank Shak Uptown Kids Radisson LAX Los Angeles, CA **ATV Action Tours tent in our relationships. We (702) 732-7M7 Panda Express Blue Diamond Nursery Comfort Suites St George, UT "Sundance Helicopters lVecanl)elpyoiiiwtf)a/l Longhorn Casino Great Clips could only get better." Zion Mtn Resort Bed & Breakfast St. George, UT Star Limo Silverton Hotel and Casino Trader Joe's With good ball control, Pioneer Hotel and Casino Laughlin, NV Gameworks Gordon Biersch Brewing Co. Sam's Club consistent basketball, dnd pi! immce Deeds B!)(i I Silverton Hotel and Casirw South Flyaway Indoor Skydiving CartM Forman Agency Kk>ndike Sunset Casino Big 0 Tires Avi Resort & Casino Laughlin. NV strict discipline, Coronado Dining Trumpets Ted Wein's Tire and Auto Centers Pioneer Hotel and Gambting Hall Laughlin, NV could very well surpass all Mmlsems-CoantoDiis HnMraon.NVMOl4 Black Mountain Grill Dental Artistry Eureka Hotel and Casino Mesquite. NV Godfather s Pizza preseason expectations and (702)732-7875 Hotel & Casino ••Pahrump Valley Vineyards Oasis Hand Car Wash Hilton Gas Lamp Quarter San Dtego, CA Sizzler American Grill make some noise this year in sevfce. «.>• Venetian Ristorate Specialty Sarvicas Ateon Pnnters and Supplies Entertainment/Recreation Battista's Hole in the Wall Collins Cleaning Servce the tainted Sunrise Region. 5255 Bouldef Highway ft,<<»«*^ **ATVActk)n Tours and Retail Stores CBinods^. Adem rridsrtck Agency ttBESunMlIM I HMimo>i.NVM0i4 Las Vegas, NV 89122 ¥DU must be at leasl 21 vears Of age Read it in (702)732-4906 NolbGoorldleOiOKleR. 702-458-8810 Itiis 0(Xf)on EJTxes December 31 St, 2001 Visit: kshp.cnm for a complete list the Ntw8 rOMMtf ll^a>> •mw- I Page 12 Henderson Home News Tuesday, December 4, 2001 Tuesday, DecerT^ber4, 2001 Henderson Home News Page 13 Henderson soccer league crowns champions ROTC From Page 9 By Kevin Fiddlar Joseph Lopes kept the Ibmb LEGAL•LEGAL•LEGAL•LEGAL•LEGAL•LEGAL News Staff Wrtier iJ^K-S^^^S Raiders out of the goal long assignments to the group as they wait in formation. Upwards of 500-600 local ^••^^U *iL^j^^^f enough for Jordan Kingsley to This is more than just "playing" Marines, this is about something i^HflHi^l knock in the game-wdnning goal PUBLIC NOTICE BEFORE THE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE OFTICIAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OFHCIAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING youth soccer players overran far deeper and much more important. This is about instilling a spe- OF PROPOSED PUBLIC UTILITIES INVITATION TO BID SUMMONS BY APPLICATION INFORMATION: APPLICATION INFORMATION: the Russell Sports Complex on for the Stingrays. The shootout cial set of values for each one of these kids as they go through the ACTION COMMISSION NOTICE IS HEREBY PUBLICATION AND Application No.: ZCO-01-003281 Application No.: CUP-OI-540032 Saturday as the Henderson goal was Kingsley's fifth goal of daily grind. Values that will make them better people as they go The Administrator, OFNEVADA GIVEN, that the City NOTICE TO APPEAR Applicant: Magnum Opus Development Applicant: Willow Creek Eastern, LLC W'^ ^^m/U^tKr ^ I^HBB«ejBd[^^^Bn^%^^^*'m^H -Division of NOTICE OF TARIFF Council, City of AND ANSWER PETI- Rezone from RS-6 (Low-Density Residential) to CN- Assisted living facility at 2910 West Horizon Ridge United Youth Soccer League the game. TION FOR DIVORCE through their most delicate teen years and even beyond into adult- Environmental nLING Henderson, State of PUD (Neighborhood Commercial with Planned Unit Parkway, in the Westgate Planning Area. jpH^Kvj Cody Collins scored two Protection, Carson City, AND MOTION FOR hosted its inaugural post-sea- hood. A tariff Tiling, designat- Nevada, will receive Development Overlay) on 10.8 acres generally locat- . APPLICATION LOCATION: s Nevada is issuing the sealed bids from quali- RESTRAINING son tournament. goals in leading the Killer Bees ed as Docket No. 01- ed at the northeast corner of Green Valley Parkway "For these kids, its all about self-esteem," Rael said. "A lot of following notice of pro- fied vendors for the sup- ORDER, IN JESSE V^^^B^' ^ to defeating the Tiger Sharks in 11015, has been Tiled and Coronado Center Drive and the southeast cor- The divisions were split into these kids don't have a structure and no matter if their capabilities posed action under the plies or services indicat- ORTEGA V. SONDRA CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT with the Public Utilities ner of Green Valley Parkway and Pecos Ridge CUP4VM003} five separate age groups start- the Under-8 Division Nevada Revised ed below, at the OFFICE ORTEGA, CASE NO. are less then the others, they're all still the same to us as long as Commission of Nevada Parkway, in the Westgate Planning Area. Championship. The final score Statutes. OF THE CITY CLERK, 014200437 IN THE ing at Under-7 all the way up to 1 ,.^-' ^^^^^H they make an effort and try hard." ("Commission") by THIRD DISTRICT APPLICATION LOCATION: was 4-2. The Administrator 240 WATER STREET, the Under-12 bracket. Each They're good kids. They just need somebody to push them a lit- T has received a complete Sprint of Nevada, of HENDERSON, NEVA- COURT, MURRAY ZONECMANOt team fought its way to the Also knocking in goals for application for a water revisions to General DA 89015, until the hour DIVISION, OF SALT tle bit and let them know when they are doing fine." LAKE COUNTY finale, which was held early the Killer Bees were Lou For the students, regardless of how tough the days' physical exer- pollution control dis- Customer Service Tariff of 2:00 RM. on the 20th dJ^^W " charge permit No. 2A (Advice Letter day of December, 2001, STATE OF UTAH, 5022 Sanford and Armando Rorconi. South State St., Murray, Saturday aflemoon. tion is, it is about being a part of something special, something that (#2001511) from the fol- No. 52) to increase the and said bids will be U ry^.T: TTTr" \ V^ Ui^.«4 UUh 84107. Sondra League president John In the Under-7 lowing applicant: rate assessed for late opened and publicly makes them more than just the average student. Ortega a lawsuit for Championship, the Little Del Webb Communities, payment charges from read at that time in the Stransky, Vice President Carl "It's getting in shape," Cadet Lance Cpl. Jamie Brown said. A divorce has been filed Inc. 1 % to 3% of the unpaid Conference Room, at the •• •F.unNArrs >f« J requirements of the Nevada from the care and cus- work." R Nevada Revised 1/28/01 tions for the items tody of Petitioner or •^.r-i. > young team this year. Last help from another senior defend- because we've some kids fix»m She will look to senior mid- * Proven pro§rim tinea 1983 Statutes (NRS) and (SEAL) offered, marked and from the State of Utah )-.-^ MEETIN(; INFORMATION: year's team consisted of 11 sen- er, Keri Nelson. those schools," he said. "They're fielder Lisa Van Gorder and jun- implementing regula- H-Dec. 4,2001 delivered to the ATTEN- without prior written Planning Commission Meeting: December 13. 2001. • Bulldi lelf-eiteem and eonfldanee TION OF THE CITY iors." In the net, someone will have not going to like us very much." ior goalkeeper Emilee Tschanz tions, the Administrator permission. Service by N at 7 p.m. • Stita-of-the-art ftellity proposes to issue the CLERK. Publication Notice is Citv Council Chambers Of those young players, he to step up and fill the shoes of As the girls inaugurate the to lead the team in its quest for subject permit to dis- LEGAL NOTICE AWARD will be made on made under authority Tza Dt5lON«Ti6 »ROJfCT SITE City Hall *Exeellant ttudant to teiehar ratio expects sophomores Stephanie Stacy Young, who also graduat- Cougars first winter soccer sea- improvement and a playoff spot. M charge, subject to cer- PUBLIC SALE the basis of the lowest granted by Rule 4. litah 240 Water Street •A^e-appropriita, noneompatitlva, tain effluent limitatiohs NOTICE IS HEREBY responsive and responsi- Rules of Civil Procedure MEETING INFORMATION: Henderson. Nevada 89015 McGovem and Elizabeth ed after last season. son, Viscardo has some b£isic Newcomers Kalie Eutenier, a and special conditions. GIVEN THAT IN ble bidder, unit price, and by order of Judge Planning Commission Meeting: December 13, 2001, The information above is considered to be accurate; Fon--filled eiaiiat lU Winkelbech, and freshmen Stellavato starts his third sea- goals. sophomore midfielder, and Persons wishing to ACCORDANCE WITH conformance to specifi- Joseph Fratto, Third at 7 p.m. however, there may be minor variations involved. A Celine Ziobro, Kris and Kim son at the helm of the Basic girls "Tb be competitive," he said. Ashley Coleman, a freshman •Over 63 jymt nationwide comment upon or NEVADA REVISED cations, bidder's qualifi- District Court entered City Council Chambers complete legal description and plans are available Cooper, and Tracey Riley to soccer team against Desert "And teamwork, getting every- forward, are expected to make •FANTASTIC BIRTHDAY PARTIES object to the proposed STATUTES 108.670- cations and bid judged on November 6, 2001. Citv Hall for viewing in the Community Development determinations by the 108.760, AND 108.270- to be in the best interest This notice shall run 240 Water Street Department. All persons interested will be heard at make their marks this season Pines at 4:30 p.m. today. body to work with each would be an impact, as well. Administrator regard- of the public, each factor four consecutive weeks Henderson, Nevada 89015 CALL TODAY TO INQUIRE ABOUT OUR FABULOUS 108.360, THE FOL- the above time and place, or may prior to the hear- for the Gators' girls soccer the main thing." Hernandez said the Falcon's ing permit issuance or being considered. in a newspaper of gen- The information above is considered to be accurate; ing, file written approvals or objections to the ORAND OPENING CELEBRATION AND LOWING ITEMS request a hearing pur- THE CITY RESERVES eral circulation. Date of however, there may be minor variations involved. A Community Development Department. Please refer squad. CORONADO Coronado plays its first match key match-ups this season will WILL BE SOLD AT first publication is PRE REGISTRATION DISCOUNTS. suant to the Nevada THE RIGHT TO complete legal description and plans are available to the application number on all correspondence. If PUBLIC AUCTION November 20, 2001.. Jablonski will need his four First-year Coronado will look at 4:30 p.m. on today, hosting be against Green Valley and Administrative Code, REJECT ANY AND/OR for viewing in the Community Development your properly is a rental, we suggest that you inform (702) 547 7496 ON DECEMBER 28, DATED this 14th dav of juniors to help the team accom- to makes its mark en the soccer Foothill. Silverado. Water Pollution Control ALL BIDS, OR TO Department All persons interested will be- heard at your lessees of the matter For more information con- 2001 AT 8:00 A.M. AT November 2001. should submit their WAIVE ANY INFOR- the above time and place, or may prior to the hear- plish the goals he has set out for field this season behind the LD LAKE MEAD BOAT /s/ Darwin Overson, tact Communitv Development at (702) 565-2474. comments or request. In MALITY OR IRREGU- ing, file written approvals or objections to the H-Dec. 4, 2001 • • writing, bv December STORAGE, 2300 E. Attorney for Jesse them. leadership of junirtt^ Brittney FOOTHILL LARITIES. Community Development Department. Please refer 51, 2001, within thirty LAKE MEAD DRIVE, Ortega, "The 'Core Four' of Eskin, Lowe and Catherine Davis. Last .season the Falcons girls BY ORDER OF THE to the application number on all correspondence. If OFFICIAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING (.M)) days of newspaper HENDERSON, NEVA- CITY COUNCIL, HEN- 1.166 East Murray your property is a rental, we suggest that you inform APPLICATION INFORMATION: Terry, Chock, and Miller will be Cougar coach Greg Viscardo soccer squad went 7-7-2 and publication either in DERSON, NEVADA Holladav Road, DA, TO SATISFY your lessees of the matter For more information Application No.: VAA-01-650012 the leadership the team will will rely on Lowe at goalkeeper played in one postseason match. person or by mail to: DELINQUENT RENT /s/ Monica Simmons Sah Lake Citv, Utah Applicant: Foothills Partners 84117, contact Communitv Development at (702) 565-2474. Department of MONICA SIMMONS, Reduce the front-yard setback to 16 feet, rear-yard need to have," he said. "We plan to stop the ball while Davis will Foothill's coach Jennifer AND FEES. Telephone 801-277-0325. H-Dec. 4, 2001 Conservation and 1. 1977 Kona 20' CITY CLERK. CMC setback to 25 feet, and side-yard setback to 5 feet at to have a successfcd season in lead the scoring attack playing Hernandez would like to see the Natural Resources H-Nov. 20,27, Dec. 4, Runabout H-Dec. 4. 2001 475 Toucan Ridge Court; reduce Ihe front-yard set- which we will have fim and also from center midfield. Division of 11,2001 OFFICIAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING team improve on that showing HIN-MBK250980377 back to 16 feet and rear-yard setback to 15 feet at Environmental APPLICATION INFORMATION: win state." "They're going to be our cap- this year. Boat #-A28897S OFFICIAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 1540 Foothills Village Drive; and reduce Ihe front- Protection Application No.: CUP-01540029 APPLICATION INFORMATION: vard setback to 20 feet and rear-yard setback to 10 Green Vedley heads to Rancho Bureau of Water Owner-W.E. Burke & Applicant: Nextel Communications Application No.: ZOA-OI-680002 feet al 1568 Foothills Village Drive, in the for a 5 p.m. contest tonight. Pollution Control C.E. Burke A 65-fool-high bell tower with cellular communica- Applicant: City of Henderson MacDonald Ranch Planning Area. 333 West Nye Lane Lessee-Paul Palmer tion facility located at 2 South Pecos Road, in the APPLICATION LOCATION:

1 1^lU Carson Citv, Nevada Lessor-Lake Mead An ordinance of the City of Henderson to amend Green Valley South Planning Area. BASIC 89701-0851" Boat Storage Title 19, Section 19.2.2, of the Henderson Municipal APPLICATION LOCATION: WKIANCE Improvement is what Basic The request must be 2. 1977 Roadrunner Code to I) limit the number of times the VAAOveuoi] CONSIGNMENT filed within the com- Comprehensive Plan may be amended to four per CONDniONAl UM PCFWIT girls soccer Joe Stellavato wants trailer CUP^1 M002I) to see this season. ment period and must V1N-RR13893 calendar year; 2) establish procedures related to the •/. / indicate the interest of limiting of Comprehensive Plan amendments; and After making it to the playoffs License-NC875S- the person Tiling the California 3) amend the standards for reviewing two years ago and missing the request and the reasons Owner (R.O)-WalterE. Comprehensive Plan amendment applications. JEWELRY why a hearing is war- HALF POUND MEETING INFORMATION: pwstseason last year, the Wolves Burke Fine Jewelry doesn't have to cost a fortune! ranted. Planning Commission Meeting: December 13, 2001, are hungry for a playoff berth All comments or Lessee-Paul Palmer at 7 p.m. this winter. All items have been examined by our A objections received Lessor-Lake Mead Citv Council Chambers i Boat Storage "I'm hoping to make the play- within thirty (.M))days \ experienced on-site jeweler will be considered in the 3. 1973 Field Travel City Hall N ...... -., I—j__x,v>— ^fBk atsfe!i-,fw«rts«i()jEci ail offs again ... we're going to try to formulation of Tinal Trailer 240 Water Street for your protection. Fully insured MB ciesiGHWtswKmcTSiTt MEETING INFORMATION: determinations regard- VIN-1573206 Henderson. Nevada 89015 get back in it again this year," Planning Commission Meeting: December 13, 2001, ing the application. If License-J47160AZ The information above is considered to be accurate; Stellavato said. We have something special for your someone special MEETING INFORMATION: at 7 p.m. written comments indi- however, there may l>e minor variations involved. A In order to make it to the play- NOW CONSIGNING: D Owner & lessee- Planning Commission Meeting: December 13. 2001, Citv Council Chambers cate a significant degree complete legal description and plans are available AND FDIESI Kenneth Combs at 7 p.m. Citv Hall of public interest in the for viewing in the Community Development offs, Stellavato said Basic has to Platinum, Gold, Diamonds, Pearls, Precious Must Be 21 Years or Older. Lessor-Lake Mead City Council Chambers 240 Water Street proposed permit, the improve on last season's 3-12-1 Boat Storage Department. All persons interested will be heard at City Hall Henderson, Nevada 89015 & Seml-preclous Stones. We welcome fine Administrator shall 4. 1978 Reinell 24' the above time and place, or may prior to the hear- 240 Water Street The information above is considered to be accurate; record. quality vintage & contemporary Jewelry. hold a public hearing. A HIN-RENA8II3M78H ing, file written approvals or objections to the Henderson, Nevada 89015 however, there may he minor variations involved. A public notice of such "First off. Desert Pines. We Boat #-NV3449KH Community Development Department Please refer The information above is considered to be accurate; complete legal description and plans are avaihible iRfl£pfi df JanaUe IHQian. hearing will be issued have got to start off on the right to the application number on all correspondence. If however, there may be minor variations involved. A for viewing in Ihe Community Development IxKUted inside ilic *^H ^——aff•" •"as*——* not less than thirty (301 Owner-Vernon or your property is a rental, we suggest that you inform complete legal description and plans are available Department. All persons interested will l>e heard al foot. If you don't win, every one's I days prior to the hear- Marylou Smith your lessees of the matter. For more information for viewing in the Community Development the above lime and place, or may prior to the hear- a key match," he said. ing date. Lien holder-Silver Stale HOME CONSIGNMENT CENTER I contact Community Development at (702) 565-2474. Department. All persons interested will be heard at ing. Tile written approvals or objections tn Ihe In order to do that, perform- If no hearing is held Schools Federal Credit 2360 East Serene St., Las Vegas, NV 89123 idri and the determinations Union H-Dec. 4, 2001 the above time and place, or may prior to the hear- Community Development Department Please refer ing, file written approvals or objections to the ance on the field will need to get of the Administrator Lessee-Earl Lizardi to Ihe application numlwr on all correspondence. If Near Walmart & Home Depot @ 215 & Eastern OFFICIAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Community Development Department Please refer your properly Ls a rental, we suggest that you inform better. T are substantially Lessor-Lake Mead APPLICATION INFORMATION: changed f*om the tenta- to the application number on all correspondence. If your lessees of the matter For more information con- "Hopefully well play well and 1-702-616-0992 Boat Storage Application No.: ZOA-01-680007 tive determinations, the your property is a rental, we suggest that you Inform tact Communitv Devek>pmenl at (702) 565-2474. 5. 1978 Calkins Boat Applicant: City of Henderson Administrator will give your lessees of the matter. For more information H-Dec. 4. 2001" Trailer An ordinance of the Citv of Henderson to amend public notice of the contact Community Dcvek>pment at (702) 565-2474. VIN-TI0669 Title 19, Section 19.4.6, Table 19.4.6.1 of the OFFICIAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING revised determinations. H-Dec. 4. 2001 License-none Henderson Development Code to allow the use clas- APPLICATION INFORMATION: Additional comments H Owner-Vernon or sification of "Schools, Public or Private" as a condi- OFFICIAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Application No.: ZCO-01-2668-AI and objections will be APPLICATION INFORMATION: Applicant: East West Investments, LLC considered at that time. Marvlou Smith tional use in the IP (Industrial Parki District Shop and Compare! UJ Amend a zone change by modifying Ihe building size MEETING INFORMATION: Application No.: CUP-01-540031 The application, pro- Lien holder-Silver SUte Drawing 12/31/01 At Magic Star Drawing 01/01/02 At Gold Rush Schools Federal Credit Planning Commission Meeting: December 13, 2001, Applicant: Dougherty Family THisI and elevations al the northeast corner of Stephanie posed permit, com- Street and Horizon Ridge Parkway, in Ihe Green Union at 7 p.m. Aboveground storage tanks at 280 Sunpac Avenue, We have GREAT RATES! ments received, and Vallev Ranch Planning Area. in the Pittman Planning Area. other information are Lessee-Earl Lizardi City Council Chambers APPLICATION LOCATION: APPLICATION LOCATION: on file and may he Lessor-Lake Mead City Hall LIVE ENTE1ITAINMENT copied or copies may be Boat Storage 240 Water Street obtained by writing to REGISTER AT Henderson, Nevada 89015 coMDiTiOHAi u« maar The information above is considered to be accnrate; Fsaiving Hg Bvii Enry WM. Iran 7-11 a M. SiL (HUB the above address or by OFFICE BY 7:30 A.M. CU»«1»400t1 calling Icvl Mulligan of however, there may be minor variations involved. A PAYMENTS TO BE complete legal description and plans are available the Bureau of Water MADE IN CASH ON n L IVE MAGIC Pollution Control at for viewing in the Community Development DATE OF SALE. AUC- Department. All persons interested will l>e beard at (775) 687-4670. extn. TION ITEMS TO BE Starrtv DUdi DMity MMMsiay - Satunlay 3139. the above time and place, or may prior to the bear- Please bring the fore- VACATED FROM ing, file written approvals or objcctioat to the going notice tn the PREMISES BY 8:00 Community Development Department Pleaae refer attention of all persons PM. ON DATE OF to the application numlwr on all correspondence. If whom you know wouk) SALE. ADVERTISER yoor property is a rental, we suggest that you inform *rTT I 15 Year Callable CD Hidter Rates, N be interested in this RESERVES THE vonr lessees of the matter For more information con- ocMwrtt P«QJECT arc matter RIGHT TO BID. tact Conunaaity Devek>pment at (702) 565-2474. FDIC Protection onxAT H-Dcc. 4, 2001 MEETINGr INFORMATION: MEETING INFORMATION: Effective date: H-Dec. 4. 2001 H-Dcc. 4,11. 18,2001 Plaaaiag Commisaion Meetiag: December 13. 2001. AND Fiimftt ml Sarvkxr*, Itit. Ptaaning Commissioa Meeting: December 13. 2001. November 28, 2001 Great Service! at 7 p.m. al 7 p.m. Citv Council Chambers Citv Council Chambers Otker Ratea A City HaU Citv Hall E 240 Water Street 240 Water Street TenMAvailaMe 19^0 Hcadenoa. Nevada 89015 Henderson. Nevada 8WI5 The iafonnatioB above is taiMered to be arcaratr: The infnrmatioa abo** la coaaidcrcd to be accurate; however, there auy be ariaar lariadai involved. A however there may ht wimm varMtaaa iavoived. A Hcndcnw Qflkt i^TtUsH foiaplfte kfal ducrtptioa aad plans are available compieir legal deacilptlua aad plaaa are available 951-4637 938-6420 for viewing \m Ikt CoHinianitv Devek>pMeat for viewing in the Commnaitv Pevelopawat CARE W Departacat Al pcnoM IlirirtrrI wiU be hearti at Department All persoai iatcrested'wfli be heard at Toll Free: 1-8T7-914-4W7 Toll Free: 1-866-938-6420 the above liaM aad place, or wmy arlar la Ihe haar- the above time aad piacc. ar aMjr priar to the bear- lag. IHt wrMaan a^vrafab ar ohJccHaw la the ing, file writtca apprarab ar ahjacltoai to the Securities offered through FII6T MONTAUK SECURITIES, CORR, Member NASD/SIPC.OS|: 2000 8. BouMer HwvL 1185WL Sunset •I Dapartneflt. Pleaae refer CoBUNaaily DrvciayaaaM Dcpartaaat. Pleaw refer IMUt. \(*v«w» S(* KT.VtaU^MK no;. SOM92-1137. ffHFCDnKt MM uortnmAricriaaM •»i. Thr CD n» b« miHmi aakr loon dM* o( Mte. at Magic Way Sunset & 1-95 iaaaaaa of the awtlrr. For man hrfnraiaUBa coa- vaor iaaaata oif dH aiaMar. For I •tMM B 4|MUK «* Wta WK iM^ 141 do •> ti« midiiy iMrtn. aid ^ (/> tact CiaiBi iMv Oenlapanat at (7*3) Stf-2474. ttuiiw««««m«l«M*caMp*«tariai«Mln«MriiaanlBid^ NtafiMrta tact CoHMMliy Dr*«topawat at (7*2) 5*5-2474. SS84M54 454^1544 H-P»c>f« J requirements of the Nevada from the care and cus- work." R Nevada Revised 1/28/01 tions for the items tody of Petitioner or •^.r-i. > young team this year. Last help from another senior defend- because we've some kids fix»m She will look to senior mid- * Proven pro§rim tinea 1983 Statutes (NRS) and (SEAL) offered, marked and from the State of Utah )-.-^ MEETIN(; INFORMATION: year's team consisted of 11 sen- er, Keri Nelson. those schools," he said. "They're fielder Lisa Van Gorder and jun- implementing regula- H-Dec. 4,2001 delivered to the ATTEN- without prior written Planning Commission Meeting: December 13. 2001. • Bulldi lelf-eiteem and eonfldanee TION OF THE CITY iors." In the net, someone will have not going to like us very much." ior goalkeeper Emilee Tschanz tions, the Administrator permission. Service by N at 7 p.m. • Stita-of-the-art ftellity proposes to issue the CLERK. Publication Notice is Citv Council Chambers Of those young players, he to step up and fill the shoes of As the girls inaugurate the to lead the team in its quest for subject permit to dis- LEGAL NOTICE AWARD will be made on made under authority Tza Dt5lON«Ti6 »ROJfCT SITE City Hall *Exeellant ttudant to teiehar ratio expects sophomores Stephanie Stacy Young, who also graduat- Cougars first winter soccer sea- improvement and a playoff spot. M charge, subject to cer- PUBLIC SALE the basis of the lowest granted by Rule 4. litah 240 Water Street •A^e-appropriita, noneompatitlva, tain effluent limitatiohs NOTICE IS HEREBY responsive and responsi- Rules of Civil Procedure MEETING INFORMATION: Henderson. Nevada 89015 McGovem and Elizabeth ed after last season. son, Viscardo has some b£isic Newcomers Kalie Eutenier, a and special conditions. GIVEN THAT IN ble bidder, unit price, and by order of Judge Planning Commission Meeting: December 13, 2001, The information above is considered to be accurate; Fon--filled eiaiiat lU Winkelbech, and freshmen Stellavato starts his third sea- goals. sophomore midfielder, and Persons wishing to ACCORDANCE WITH conformance to specifi- Joseph Fratto, Third at 7 p.m. however, there may be minor variations involved. A Celine Ziobro, Kris and Kim son at the helm of the Basic girls "Tb be competitive," he said. Ashley Coleman, a freshman •Over 63 jymt nationwide comment upon or NEVADA REVISED cations, bidder's qualifi- District Court entered City Council Chambers complete legal description and plans are available Cooper, and Tracey Riley to soccer team against Desert "And teamwork, getting every- forward, are expected to make •FANTASTIC BIRTHDAY PARTIES object to the proposed STATUTES 108.670- cations and bid judged on November 6, 2001. Citv Hall for viewing in the Community Development determinations by the 108.760, AND 108.270- to be in the best interest This notice shall run 240 Water Street Department. All persons interested will be heard at make their marks this season Pines at 4:30 p.m. today. body to work with each would be an impact, as well. Administrator regard- of the public, each factor four consecutive weeks Henderson, Nevada 89015 CALL TODAY TO INQUIRE ABOUT OUR FABULOUS 108.360, THE FOL- the above time and place, or may prior to the hear- for the Gators' girls soccer the main thing." Hernandez said the Falcon's ing permit issuance or being considered. in a newspaper of gen- The information above is considered to be accurate; ing, file written approvals or objections to the ORAND OPENING CELEBRATION AND LOWING ITEMS request a hearing pur- THE CITY RESERVES eral circulation. Date of however, there may be minor variations involved. A Community Development Department. Please refer squad. CORONADO Coronado plays its first match key match-ups this season will WILL BE SOLD AT first publication is PRE REGISTRATION DISCOUNTS. suant to the Nevada THE RIGHT TO complete legal description and plans are available to the application number on all correspondence. If PUBLIC AUCTION November 20, 2001.. Jablonski will need his four First-year Coronado will look at 4:30 p.m. on today, hosting be against Green Valley and Administrative Code, REJECT ANY AND/OR for viewing in the Community Development your properly is a rental, we suggest that you inform (702) 547 7496 ON DECEMBER 28, DATED this 14th dav of juniors to help the team accom- to makes its mark en the soccer Foothill. Silverado. Water Pollution Control ALL BIDS, OR TO Department All persons interested will be- heard at your lessees of the matter For more information con- 2001 AT 8:00 A.M. AT November 2001. should submit their WAIVE ANY INFOR- the above time and place, or may prior to the hear- plish the goals he has set out for field this season behind the LD LAKE MEAD BOAT /s/ Darwin Overson, tact Communitv Development at (702) 565-2474. comments or request. In MALITY OR IRREGU- ing, file written approvals or objections to the H-Dec. 4, 2001 • • writing, bv December STORAGE, 2300 E. Attorney for Jesse them. leadership of junirtt^ Brittney FOOTHILL LARITIES. Community Development Department. Please refer 51, 2001, within thirty LAKE MEAD DRIVE, Ortega, "The 'Core Four' of Eskin, Lowe and Catherine Davis. Last .season the Falcons girls BY ORDER OF THE to the application number on all correspondence. If OFFICIAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING (.M)) days of newspaper HENDERSON, NEVA- CITY COUNCIL, HEN- 1.166 East Murray your property is a rental, we suggest that you inform APPLICATION INFORMATION: Terry, Chock, and Miller will be Cougar coach Greg Viscardo soccer squad went 7-7-2 and publication either in DERSON, NEVADA Holladav Road, DA, TO SATISFY your lessees of the matter For more information Application No.: VAA-01-650012 the leadership the team will will rely on Lowe at goalkeeper played in one postseason match. person or by mail to: DELINQUENT RENT /s/ Monica Simmons Sah Lake Citv, Utah Applicant: Foothills Partners 84117, contact Communitv Development at (702) 565-2474. Department of MONICA SIMMONS, Reduce the front-yard setback to 16 feet, rear-yard need to have," he said. "We plan to stop the ball while Davis will Foothill's coach Jennifer AND FEES. Telephone 801-277-0325. H-Dec. 4, 2001 Conservation and 1. 1977 Kona 20' CITY CLERK. CMC setback to 25 feet, and side-yard setback to 5 feet at to have a successfcd season in lead the scoring attack playing Hernandez would like to see the Natural Resources H-Nov. 20,27, Dec. 4, Runabout H-Dec. 4. 2001 475 Toucan Ridge Court; reduce Ihe front-yard set- which we will have fim and also from center midfield. Division of 11,2001 OFFICIAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING team improve on that showing HIN-MBK250980377 back to 16 feet and rear-yard setback to 15 feet at Environmental APPLICATION INFORMATION: win state." "They're going to be our cap- this year. Boat #-A28897S OFFICIAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 1540 Foothills Village Drive; and reduce Ihe front- Protection Application No.: CUP-01540029 APPLICATION INFORMATION: vard setback to 20 feet and rear-yard setback to 10 Green Vedley heads to Rancho Bureau of Water Owner-W.E. Burke & Applicant: Nextel Communications Application No.: ZOA-OI-680002 feet al 1568 Foothills Village Drive, in the for a 5 p.m. contest tonight. Pollution Control C.E. Burke A 65-fool-high bell tower with cellular communica- Applicant: City of Henderson MacDonald Ranch Planning Area. 333 West Nye Lane Lessee-Paul Palmer tion facility located at 2 South Pecos Road, in the APPLICATION LOCATION:

1 1^lU Carson Citv, Nevada Lessor-Lake Mead An ordinance of the City of Henderson to amend Green Valley South Planning Area. BASIC 89701-0851" Boat Storage Title 19, Section 19.2.2, of the Henderson Municipal APPLICATION LOCATION: WKIANCE Improvement is what Basic The request must be 2. 1977 Roadrunner Code to I) limit the number of times the VAAOveuoi] CONSIGNMENT filed within the com- Comprehensive Plan may be amended to four per CONDniONAl UM PCFWIT girls soccer Joe Stellavato wants trailer CUP^1 M002I) to see this season. ment period and must V1N-RR13893 calendar year; 2) establish procedures related to the •/. / indicate the interest of limiting of Comprehensive Plan amendments; and After making it to the playoffs License-NC875S- the person Tiling the California 3) amend the standards for reviewing two years ago and missing the request and the reasons Owner (R.O)-WalterE. Comprehensive Plan amendment applications. JEWELRY why a hearing is war- HALF POUND MEETING INFORMATION: pwstseason last year, the Wolves Burke Fine Jewelry doesn't have to cost a fortune! ranted. Planning Commission Meeting: December 13, 2001, are hungry for a playoff berth All comments or Lessee-Paul Palmer at 7 p.m. this winter. All items have been examined by our A objections received Lessor-Lake Mead Citv Council Chambers i Boat Storage "I'm hoping to make the play- within thirty (.M))days \ experienced on-site jeweler will be considered in the 3. 1973 Field Travel City Hall N ...... -., I—j__x,v>— ^fBk atsfe!i-,fw«rts«i()jEci ail offs again ... we're going to try to formulation of Tinal Trailer 240 Water Street for your protection. Fully insured MB ciesiGHWtswKmcTSiTt MEETING INFORMATION: determinations regard- VIN-1573206 Henderson. Nevada 89015 get back in it again this year," Planning Commission Meeting: December 13, 2001, ing the application. If License-J47160AZ The information above is considered to be accurate; Stellavato said. We have something special for your someone special MEETING INFORMATION: at 7 p.m. written comments indi- however, there may l>e minor variations involved. A In order to make it to the play- NOW CONSIGNING: D Owner & lessee- Planning Commission Meeting: December 13. 2001, Citv Council Chambers cate a significant degree complete legal description and plans are available AND FDIESI Kenneth Combs at 7 p.m. Citv Hall of public interest in the for viewing in the Community Development offs, Stellavato said Basic has to Platinum, Gold, Diamonds, Pearls, Precious Must Be 21 Years or Older. Lessor-Lake Mead City Council Chambers 240 Water Street proposed permit, the improve on last season's 3-12-1 Boat Storage Department. All persons interested will be heard at City Hall Henderson, Nevada 89015 & Seml-preclous Stones. We welcome fine Administrator shall 4. 1978 Reinell 24' the above time and place, or may prior to the hear- 240 Water Street The information above is considered to be accurate; record. quality vintage & contemporary Jewelry. hold a public hearing. A HIN-RENA8II3M78H ing, file written approvals or objections to the Henderson, Nevada 89015 however, there may he minor variations involved. A public notice of such "First off. Desert Pines. We Boat #-NV3449KH Community Development Department Please refer The information above is considered to be accurate; complete legal description and plans are avaihible iRfl£pfi df JanaUe IHQian. hearing will be issued have got to start off on the right to the application number on all correspondence. If however, there may be minor variations involved. A for viewing in Ihe Community Development IxKUted inside ilic *^H ^——aff•" •"as*——* not less than thirty (301 Owner-Vernon or your property is a rental, we suggest that you inform complete legal description and plans are available Department. All persons interested will l>e heard al foot. If you don't win, every one's I days prior to the hear- Marylou Smith your lessees of the matter. For more information for viewing in the Community Development the above lime and place, or may prior to the hear- a key match," he said. ing date. Lien holder-Silver Stale HOME CONSIGNMENT CENTER I contact Community Development at (702) 565-2474. Department. All persons interested will be heard at ing. Tile written approvals or objections tn Ihe In order to do that, perform- If no hearing is held Schools Federal Credit 2360 East Serene St., Las Vegas, NV 89123 idri and the determinations Union H-Dec. 4, 2001 the above time and place, or may prior to the hear- Community Development Department Please refer ing, file written approvals or objections to the ance on the field will need to get of the Administrator Lessee-Earl Lizardi to Ihe application numlwr on all correspondence. If Near Walmart & Home Depot @ 215 & Eastern OFFICIAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Community Development Department Please refer your properly Ls a rental, we suggest that you inform better. T are substantially Lessor-Lake Mead APPLICATION INFORMATION: changed f*om the tenta- to the application number on all correspondence. If your lessees of the matter For more information con- "Hopefully well play well and 1-702-616-0992 Boat Storage Application No.: ZOA-01-680007 tive determinations, the your property is a rental, we suggest that you Inform tact Communitv Devek>pmenl at (702) 565-2474. 5. 1978 Calkins Boat Applicant: City of Henderson Administrator will give your lessees of the matter. For more information H-Dec. 4. 2001" Trailer An ordinance of the Citv of Henderson to amend public notice of the contact Community Dcvek>pment at (702) 565-2474. VIN-TI0669 Title 19, Section 19.4.6, Table 19.4.6.1 of the OFFICIAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING revised determinations. H-Dec. 4. 2001 License-none Henderson Development Code to allow the use clas- APPLICATION INFORMATION: Additional comments H Owner-Vernon or sification of "Schools, Public or Private" as a condi- OFFICIAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Application No.: ZCO-01-2668-AI and objections will be APPLICATION INFORMATION: Applicant: East West Investments, LLC considered at that time. Marvlou Smith tional use in the IP (Industrial Parki District Shop and Compare! UJ Amend a zone change by modifying Ihe building size MEETING INFORMATION: Application No.: CUP-01-540031 The application, pro- Lien holder-Silver SUte Drawing 12/31/01 At Magic Star Drawing 01/01/02 At Gold Rush Schools Federal Credit Planning Commission Meeting: December 13, 2001, Applicant: Dougherty Family THisI and elevations al the northeast corner of Stephanie posed permit, com- Street and Horizon Ridge Parkway, in Ihe Green Union at 7 p.m. Aboveground storage tanks at 280 Sunpac Avenue, We have GREAT RATES! ments received, and Vallev Ranch Planning Area. in the Pittman Planning Area. other information are Lessee-Earl Lizardi City Council Chambers APPLICATION LOCATION: APPLICATION LOCATION: on file and may he Lessor-Lake Mead City Hall LIVE ENTE1ITAINMENT copied or copies may be Boat Storage 240 Water Street obtained by writing to REGISTER AT Henderson, Nevada 89015 coMDiTiOHAi u« maar The information above is considered to be accnrate; Fsaiving Hg Bvii Enry WM. Iran 7-11 a M. SiL (HUB the above address or by OFFICE BY 7:30 A.M. CU»«1»400t1 calling Icvl Mulligan of however, there may be minor variations involved. A PAYMENTS TO BE complete legal description and plans are available the Bureau of Water MADE IN CASH ON n L IVE MAGIC Pollution Control at for viewing in the Community Development DATE OF SALE. AUC- Department. All persons interested will l>e beard at (775) 687-4670. extn. TION ITEMS TO BE Starrtv DUdi DMity MMMsiay - Satunlay 3139. the above time and place, or may prior to the bear- Please bring the fore- VACATED FROM ing, file written approvals or objcctioat to the going notice tn the PREMISES BY 8:00 Community Development Department Pleaae refer attention of all persons PM. ON DATE OF to the application numlwr on all correspondence. If whom you know wouk) SALE. ADVERTISER yoor property is a rental, we suggest that you inform *rTT I 15 Year Callable CD Hidter Rates, N be interested in this RESERVES THE vonr lessees of the matter For more information con- ocMwrtt P«QJECT arc matter RIGHT TO BID. tact Conunaaity Devek>pment at (702) 565-2474. FDIC Protection onxAT H-Dcc. 4, 2001 MEETINGr INFORMATION: MEETING INFORMATION: Effective date: H-Dec. 4. 2001 H-Dcc. 4,11. 18,2001 Plaaaiag Commisaion Meetiag: December 13. 2001. AND Fiimftt ml Sarvkxr*, Itit. Ptaaning Commissioa Meeting: December 13. 2001. November 28, 2001 Great Service! at 7 p.m. al 7 p.m. Citv Council Chambers Citv Council Chambers Otker Ratea A City HaU Citv Hall E 240 Water Street 240 Water Street TenMAvailaMe 19^0 Hcadenoa. Nevada 89015 Henderson. Nevada 8WI5 The iafonnatioB above is taiMered to be arcaratr: The infnrmatioa abo** la coaaidcrcd to be accurate; however, there auy be ariaar lariadai involved. A however there may ht wimm varMtaaa iavoived. A Hcndcnw Qflkt i^TtUsH foiaplfte kfal ducrtptioa aad plans are available compieir legal deacilptlua aad plaaa are available 951-4637 938-6420 for viewing \m Ikt CoHinianitv Devek>pMeat for viewing in the Commnaitv Pevelopawat CARE W Departacat Al pcnoM IlirirtrrI wiU be hearti at Department All persoai iatcrested'wfli be heard at Toll Free: 1-8T7-914-4W7 Toll Free: 1-866-938-6420 the above liaM aad place, or wmy arlar la Ihe haar- the above time aad piacc. ar aMjr priar to the bear- lag. IHt wrMaan a^vrafab ar ohJccHaw la the ing, file writtca apprarab ar ahjacltoai to the Securities offered through FII6T MONTAUK SECURITIES, CORR, Member NASD/SIPC.OS|: 2000 8. BouMer HwvL 1185WL Sunset •I Dapartneflt. Pleaae refer CoBUNaaily DrvciayaaaM Dcpartaaat. Pleaw refer IMUt. \(*v«w» S(* KT.VtaU^MK no;. SOM92-1137. ffHFCDnKt MM uortnmAricriaaM •»i. Thr CD n» b« miHmi aakr loon dM* o( Mte. at Magic Way Sunset & 1-95 iaaaaaa of the awtlrr. For man hrfnraiaUBa coa- vaor iaaaata oif dH aiaMar. For I •tMM B 4|MUK «* Wta WK iM^ 141 do •> ti« midiiy iMrtn. aid ^ (/> tact CiaiBi iMv Oenlapanat at (7*3) Stf-2474. ttuiiw««««m«l«M*caMp*«tariai«Mln«MriiaanlBid^ NtafiMrta tact CoHMMliy Dr*«topawat at (7*2) 5*5-2474. SS84M54 454^1544 H-P»c

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Page 14 Henderson Home News Tuesday, December 4, 2001 I Tuesday, December 4, 2001 Henderson Home News P^kge 15 Cash BillMl Category Index RATES 1300 Financial 1600 House 100- ProftMlonal Services 1400 Commerclal Rental 1700 Mobile 2100 Apartment 2300 Rate Rat* 2400 Real Estate • 2400 Real Estate 110- Auctions 1500 Commercial Sales Services Rentals Homes Rentals BOXED ADS $8.00 House Rentals Entertainment 3 lines .$6.50 $6.85 200- Garage Sales 1600 par cotumn inch pw iMue 300- Miscellaneous 1610 Bed a Breakfast WE PAY CASH for the 4 lines .$6.95 $7.30 310- Antiques & Collectibles 1620 House/Time Share 2 bd, Iba, country Ibd Apts. for Rent, CLASSIFIED 315- Computers 1700- Mobile Homes \ Exotic Animal Sanctuary is remaining payments on kitchen, laundry area, BC 14x70 3bd,2ba, Freshly painted, new 5 lines .$7.40 $7.75 1800 Condo Sales Trust Deeds! Mortgages! Published 1\iesdays, Thursdays 320- Furniture Ige storage Shed, no carport, shed, carpeted apts. Good lo- Qai^xy, 330- Storage Units 1900- Condo Rentals ^Ipoking for P/T help in the Ice Annuities! Lotteries! "No- pets $800 -f util. i, dep. BMUUUmglll NO CASH REFUNDS 6 lines .$7.85 $8.20 many extra's. cation between Hender- 400- Personals 1920- Condo/Tlme Share body Beats our Pricing!" 565-8296 CREDIT ONLY Room Rentals Parlor. Only 2-3 days a week. Appraised at son & Las Vegas. Must Money- 7 lines .$8.30 $8.65 PLEASE REAOrOUR AD FOR ERRORS the Ant d^ it ^ipen. H.B.C. PubUcHlora, he. luuniM no iwpontltilllly ARER WE FIRST INSERTKW, 500- Lost & Found 2000 800-490-0731, ext 710 600- Pets/Animais 2100- Apartment Rentals $19,000 have good credit refer- .$8.75 $9.10 not lof emxi not anectlng the value o( the id. All daimt tor HMaimnt adjuftmentt mult be made wm^ www.nationalcontract- 3bd, 1 ba. Duplex- World Jkv: 8 lines 610- Livestocli 2300 Entertainment Please contact Call Justin ences No children or buyers.com fenced backyard. Wyom- ENTERTAINMENT SERVICES 9 lines .$9.20 $9.55 800- Healthcare 2320 Education Tina (520) 767-4120 812-6196 pets. Avail Immediately Real Estate ing Ave $675/mo + dep BOULDER CITY PRE-PAYMENTS Henderson Home News Boulder City News 810- Health & Fitness 2400- Call 499-1805 10 lines .$9.65 $10.00 900- Steel Buildings & Materials 2420- Lots/Land NO PETS Call Al @ Jen- COMEDY MAGIC FOR YOUR HOMES Moving sales & out ol slate 564-1881 •435-7700 293-2302 1000- Domestic Help 2500- Boats/RV's 1400 Commercial sen's Realty 564-3333 For Sale-2 bd 2 ba in HOLIDAY PARTY • M^H Visi;i l.jp. \\\ 1100- Employment Opportunities 2700- Vehicles Wil Hours: Monday thru Friday 8-4 Hours: Monday thru Friday 8-5 Rental Senior Park-Like new-all 1200- Business Opportunities 2720- Motorcycles 3bd, 2 1/2 ba, 2 story 2bd, Iba, $250 dep. SouihweM" .^^77 Sq ti' 3 3 LINES MINIMUM -'?• SANCTUARV new appl. Xtra storage Strollij^Xlose-up Magic, Quickset Shows, 1300- Financial Services 1600 sq ft, Townhouse $125 1 time cleaning bd;2 1.2 hjths* KHlxiro is liMiking for dedicated folks to $49,500 293-7525 (Approx. 20 characters per line) w/gar & laundry rm. fee. No pets. $550/mo. Stage Illusions, Private & Corporate comer pf;ranis incl $375/mo + dep restaurants etc paint* All appliances • Sprinliler System Misc Pictures, Jaguar PRIIVIE BOULDER & bath. Gourmet kit. 2 Custom Homes, Remodeling, HOME IMPROVEMENTS Supervisors & Assis- Nice quiet neighboi- Mt \iew and nil ire' B\ Repairs Coffee & End Ta^es, Best Western Light- car gar Xtra Lrg boat Call 228-5554 or 500 Lost & Found tants. Training. Free CITY LOCATION hood S650/mo appoininient onl\ evira' Conuiwraal k Rnidenlul Rounded "L" Shaped house Inn has House- yard-no pets-lease Business Call 436-1575 498-3218 Additions & Concrete Work CenerM Rt*fnodeling And New Edition 566-4366 booklet: 888-215-0289 500 SQ. FT, 508 Ash St R \ Niai purkini: in com White Italian ^Leather keeping Positions Avail- $1750 per month Owner 4350 K. Sunset Rd. #2(ML Henderson, NV 2*14-0225 Call 293-6081 niumt>' S2KK.(MM) For estimate call 566-5700 able. Full & Part-time 294-0607 Pitios • Pamlmg • Stvcco • Concreit • Rating Sofa, Glass & Wicker An Established News- • h*4Vak'ncia'|-iill I.ako • MISSING • Flexible hours, excellent Carpentry • finifh Carjxntiy b More Dining Set. 2 BVeakfast paper is looking for Dy- Employee Benefits, Call YOUR OPPORTUNITY view Irom Ihe eniiie l\uk f^/lale Cairn Terrier, Blond Duplex, Downtown HD. 1920Condo/Time JIM'S LAWN Bar Stools, TV iiStand, namic Sales People. start pay benefits avail- FOR RENT: Kitchen- ol the house'b.Kk on ih<> Fmr Bsbmalts & Satistiiction Cuarantt^ Cathy M-Th, 294-4000 With SMX is here! Late- 2bd. Iba. completely SERVICE & Felt Covered-Sldt^d with black tips. 2 yrs old, able. 293-6444 1600 House ettes, $85/wk. Utilities Starts witi) markef2b47 sqH - 1 Base pay -t- commission. Model Pete's, KW's Full Share PATIO COVERS Ratko Miric (702) 434-6096 "Bandit is his name. Last x#3 redone, w/d hookup, lg BUSH Poker Table Top. Digitat' We otter Medical, Den- Rentals pd. Shady Rest Motel, bdrm 2 lull I 12 CAREGIVER - Will train Benefit Package! Great living room w/fireplace, TRIMMING Clock-Radio w/attacned seen on 11/24/01 in tal, Vision, Vacation and Motel Maid, PT, No b a I h ' f:) r. c a m 20% OFF full or pt time 361-6222 Freight Lanes! Guar- $750-f dep 565-6453 565-7688 Free Estimates phone, G E, Answering backyard E. Texas Ave & 401K Please fax re- exp. nee. Apply in per- K lichen ' Break last message 203-0205 anteed Home Time! CDL . TIME SHARE • Computer Lessons and Setup 293-7539 or Machine (Tape Cass Water St. Please call sume to: (702) 434-3527 bar'jsland' cortan conn son Nevada Inn Required. Call Today 1- HOMES FOR RENT HENDERSON Type), Full Size Suit- Andy or Connie 566- or mail to: PO, Box Homer House^Group Til rowing tertitpsl.arjje cornet lot Frustrated with your computer'' We can help' 568-9458 HD / BC Motel, 1009 NV Hwy. 800-978-8848 Reduced for BOULDER case, Leather Suiter 8955 Cell 303-5281 llK)xl74' X'acalion hi'iiic Carports -Garages - Kits •j.^ Instructions. Modilications. Troubleshooting, 90430, Henderson, NV www.smxccom 1791 Eagle Village, MacDonald Ranch^ 2 Quick Sale! HWY/MAJOR Bag. 558-9220 BC sho\A like new' .^ tai Ijl J (Webmaster), Web Programming (PHP & Cold 89009 Bdrm, 2 Bath, AgeFtest, 1020 Sq Ft, 2 Car $499 MOVES YOU Gar/Auto Opener, $1025 Mo garage ^central \ac"cus 30% OFF Fusion) Reasonable rates Class A CDL Drivers .\iwin ll.( . IN! Last Minute Microwave - Crosley 1 1200 Business Red Week in loin cahinets'Si) much 600 Pets/Animals ANYONE can do this. needed for long haul op- Great 2 BR 1 1/2 COVERITE cubic feet w/carousel. 133 W Lake Mead, 2 Bdrm, 1 Bath, 872 Sq Ft, Gatlinburg, Tenn more' S.S15.(K)0 Call Ed at: Digital by Design • 558-4335 Movers! Earn $399-$2.999 eration, 2 yrs exper req. ROCK&ROLl Opportunities Bath townhome white, like new Only $625 Mo. ^ Gorgeous Ski Area • hi2 \aleni.ia Ownei Full service resid & PT/FT (888) 884-4786 1-800-999-9594. Almost 1050 sq ft. 293 2179 -Fax 294 0660 comm Local/ oul-ol- used 2 months New HAIR STUDIO pride and n)\ ' Custnm Free Male 8 mo. old www2bpaiddailycom 1825 Longmeadow, 3 Bdrm, 1 3/4 Bath, 1592 Washer/dryer stale Load/Unload your $155 Sell for $60 Shay A-i- M & M MARS/NES- 2 Bedroom decorated trom paini in Voice • Piano • Lessons rental truck COMPUTER, INTER- 1400 Wyoming *4 Sq Ft , tots of Tile, Celing Fans Wood hookup Sharpei/ Rot Mix needs ATTENTION! GROW- Sleeps Six \Mndow cti\eniii:s Shov^ Bus 565-9675 260-7548 NET PERSON. Earn up Now Hiring Hair Dressers. TLE Established Vend- Flooring, Upgraded Carpet, Covr'd Patio, 2 Car Large enclosed yard & great home, loves Gar/Auto Opener, $1200 Mo like a ne^^ model home" Al*o Vocal, Acting & Speech Coaching Cell 524-1141 ING COMPANY needs to $1,000-3,000/month Nail Techs Call Brenda ing Route Will sell by private patio kids, please call 568- help Work from any lo- 12/17/2001. Under $9K Can be exchanged really class\' entertainer's MCS 0885 after 5pm before Christmas, 21B-4395 518 Summit, 3 Bdrm, 1 3/4 Bath, Fabulous Mature landscaping deljjihl Lo\ered palio. ALL US COINS & cation. $500/PT Minifhum Investment to anywhere in the S&ASulrali^ Flo Raymond-Professional wwwsuccessfull- Yard, Large Patio, 1288 Sq Ft, Clean, 2 Car 2 assigned parking huili-in BBQ. horseshoe PAPER MONEY TO $4500/FT Free booklet Excellent Profit Poten- Gar/Auto'Opener, $995 Mo world through <^k GARDENING Many types of animals nowcom 1-888-373- spaces pit. putiinj; ^reen. stun Singer & Teacher LICENSED BUY SELL OR Free training, wwwyour- Security Guards tial Finance Avail- Interval ready for adoption Open 6476 $625 mo niiij: ptml vpa that OUT • TREE TRIMMING • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL TRADE ownmoneytree.com 1- 25 positions able/Good Credit 1-800- Call Century 21 JR 564-5142 or International Fall & Winter Openings HANDYMAN 7 days a week Daylight 565-1499 ItNtks Like and nil \ icv\ s' 558-0637 800-868-9658 COOKS wanted full or Lake 637-7444 Donna 810-2568 • FREE ESTIMATES • CLEAN-UPS & HAUL OFFS Available. Private Leteons Complete Home •til dark Call 361-2484 a real ino\e in read) IVMti I AM A LOCAL RES- part time, $8 for F/T, and Mead/Henderson $3,750/080 • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS & REPAIR ATTENTION: MOMS- i\' 2.'S.12 sqll. ^bdrm 2 Affordabte Rates. Repairs IDENT Area Owner will Finance $7 for ?!\. benefits, no DADS-GRADS: earn HENDERSON ^ 4 baths l(Us ol uptiradcN Rick at 564-7488 Seniors Welcome Study Music for: Profession, Stif imp^of^ exp necessary 16 yrs or money A great business PROPERTIES AVAILABLE FOR RENT $1000 00 Down and custoni lealure>-' ***SENIOR DISCOUNTS*** or cell 379-2197 610 Livestock • 610 Livestock Will Tram CLOSETO mtnt, Hobby, Avocation, Thenpy, It Joy! Wedding Ring Set, size older Call in am for tor you! Sell promotional Balance $252 08 for under Apprais.il We now accept MaslerCard and Visa IN BOULDER CITY SKYLINE CASINO 5, emerald cut, .75 car- more info or apply in Uniforms Furnished apparel products T- 12 months s4:s,))(Mi LICENSED LAWN MAINTENANCE SINCE 1984 at, gold. Appraised at Paid Vacation $299 MOVES YOU BOULDER CITY Coral Cove Musical Arts Studio person. Pit Stop, 802 snirst, hats, full and part- 2 Bedrs 1 Bath Duplex $725 -i- $725 MICHAELS PRO $6,000. $2,900 O.B.O. '"M//////////////////////////////////////////////////////':mi uchanan, BC or 293- Start today, up to time Call Today (702) 897-1371 IN! VACANT LAND llfinnillir 565-8469 .III LANDSCAPE 564-9831 7080 $8/hr Call 24 hrs 740-4667 2 Bedrs 2 Bath Condo $800 -i- $800 Convenient 2 BR • KU4 (i\psum (.1 2*Ni Rocking H Ranch 261-0440 1 Bath .icres Lake and mt views 564-6742 Dental Assistant, no lot III a cul-de-sac. jixatett Rocks/Sod f^ rwhere Horses ReifinJ ATTENTION: MOMS- 2 Bedrs 1 Bath Home $775 -t- $775 Huge living room experience necessary, 2000 Room HI .) heautiliil custom HANDYMAN UNLIMITED Old/New 315 Computers STAY HOME & WORK DADS-GRADS; earn Lots of Closets ^. 702-395-1519 will train 565-6000 money A great business 2 Bedrs 2 Bath 2 Car Garage Condo hnme area I akc Mead One call does it all Sprinklers Too ON LINE Flexibility Rentals Laundry room for you! Sell promotional View (slates' Kcad\ 1.. REPAIR PLUMBING $500-$7000/mo In your Lake View $1200-i-$1200 Remodels, Repairs 453-8252 DRIVERS FLATBED apparel products T- on-site huild \our |)ream Monie' GORGEOUS I spare time Sfep-by-step .-. We Can Fix It" . 13" Apple Monitor for WANTED. Company shirst, hats, full and part- 2 Bedrs 2 Bath Condo $995 •^ $995 HD-Private bath, day Plenty of Parking S1S7 s|Ht i:» system Complete train- U Name It - I Do It Macintosh $15 Steve drivers, owner operators. time Call Today (702) working single male or FREE HOT WATER BOULDER CITY $52 Per Call ing Free Information 990-2664 Heavy haul drivers. 2yr. 740-4667 PLEASE CALL BC ADOBE REALTY female, non-drinker $525 mo CONDOS . Henderson - 565-0874 Let me hang your MOVERS wwwaaatreetolive com • "IMI C apt! Spallisii OTR experience $1250 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION $4O0/mo Call 568-7887 558-9727 XMAS TIME 2 COM- (800) 214-8838 Get Paid to Paily! All ppci Slate License * 021013 X-mas lights! OLYMPIC quarterly fuel bonus. 293-1707 PUTERS. Deslrtop-col- -I Ages - All Occasions MOVERS $1000 safety bonus. WORK FROM HOME! Near College & 95 Call Rick or scanner, & a Lap $500 signing bonus. Free Catalog Work from Local/Out of State Legitimate publicly trad- Master bedroom, pri- alct Top. Details 565-9437 $1000 referral bonus. 11 Home! 440-3110 ed business seeking pTnrrm Built in 1^"»'' MARKEL AND SON 24 hours - 7 days western states. Average http //www 1800par- PRIME PROPERTIES - UNBEATABLE RENTS vate bath, $450 Kitchenettes teachable people Call tiescom Real nice' SW>_S(Kt 339-8599 driver pay $878 Mini- Spare Bedroom, Fully furnished PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPING 877-916-9675 or review 144 Lake Mt Or 320 Furniture mum .30/mile guaran- w/cable, in hnfiatttm and Maintenance 17 year-old Paint Mare. Kid http //www CultivateSuc- [SHORT TERM RENTALS $350 util included I uxtirious lownhoiiK- Voice • Piano • Drama Lessons Boulder City Piano Or Voice Lessons tee Home every week. cess.com NOTICE TO paiked w upjirades Clean-up/Hackhite/dradinf! broke, good arena/trail $1,500 Lake l.\ approx. 25(10 SF..VM+2, 521-1002 Children 7 and up i Adults By Certified Teacher Expressway STS Call READERS: 293-4445 Rcall) hcauiiliii' inan\ In Busini'ss Sinir IM54 ^ Flu Raymond 456-4782 Moving 60" Mitsubishi Boarding Avail. Avada toll free 1-877- The HBC Publica- 1 VVaterfall/.Spa ..; .;...$2W5 custom Icaiiites' 3Htn 860-1600 ext,211i NEVADA INN, "A Friend- sq U y or 4 bt'dTih»ms. ^ Lie .15350 451-4008 lP Coral Cove Musical Arts Sludio TV $2000 Oak w/bev- Don't Drinl( tions does not vouch ly Place To Stay" Budget WALLPAPERING eled glass coffee table & SOLID for the legitimacy of Lg 2bd, Iba, quiet sin- I 2 balhs'()\crsi/cd 2 car 2 end tables $300 Ken- HENDERS()N7(;REEN VALLEY cottages to deluxe j*arayew -\ C and sioraee 565-8469 I^^Z PROFESSIONAL and Drive Items, jobs, or mon- gle story adult building, more stackable Washer suites, beautiful pool & cabinets. workbench ROBERT KELLY - G.V. GLASS CO. CLEAN WORK ey-making opportuni- 13+2+2 all appliances ivw...... iI050 private patio, appl , laun- Glass - Mirrors - Shower Doors & Dryer $400 293-2828 General labor whirlpool,*>sarking for dry room, 1 yr lease Killer deal priced iindei FREE ESTIMATES ties advertised in this |2 Story 3+2+2 cul-de-sac. large lot ... appraisal sold as iv OBO needed. Daily ....il(W5 boats and HVS Call $625/mo Senior Dis- All Types Installed HELPFUL IDEAS 1120 Positions classificaiton We because o| low price' In 12 .Story. 4+4+2+Den, landscaper 702-293-2044 for rates count 457 Hunter Dr WRITE A BOOK IN CLASS LICENSED work, daily paid. suggest you carefully .... .$1995 jireal condilittn -X musi HENDERSON - LAS VEGAS - B CITY Wanted and reservations Our 521-7435 (702)896-5959 Apply at Labor evaluate such offers 12 Story. 2 Master Suites. 3 Bath. see' Stunnine lorexei Publication Guaranteed 400 Personals suites are three room ^ State Lie # 33893 ^ST Express 35 E and not send money apartment size, with Sharp 2bd across from Advertise Lake and Mountain views 1 Community Pool. Pels Okay .....$725 Irom Ihe kitchen livin,^ Questions ? Call Today to these advertisers kitchen Taylor Elementary Free Estimates - 566-5976 7 days We clean your garage Lake Mead Or. nHMii.halciMH S^^n.UHi CHILD CARE unless you are cer- School, $560/mo 897- & dispose of unwanted • ^4S (livenbnai Plat-c Joan Cox 568-5257 Boulder Hwy & tain you know with ASSET REALTY Starview Motel BC 9421 clutter Call Dave for ALCOHOLICS 17 year-old Bay Mare, gelding. in the Beautiliil Lake Mead Help Wanted, 7-11 Sunset Area whom you are deal- PROPERTY fVIGIVIT. 568- -63O0 Kitchenettes and rooms ^iur ProfewNional Maramis 837-0543 FREE ESTIMATES 565- ANONYMOUS view condo' upgraded Solid and strong 15.2 hands. Evenings & ing and you know all by day or week, phones, 5668 Meels 7 days a wk al 5 PM Store, Full or part Advertise in throu^h-tuif I.^H4 sqlt .^ ,„S^SSSSS»m, window Cleaning Linda Wood 253-7347 Rec Annex behind Weekends terms and conditions maid service. Rates $1,800 Boarding Avail. time, must be 21 yrs. 1 block from El Dora- bdrms 2 lull bailis jolt Boulder Dam Credit Union Infants to age 10 of the offer 293-1658 Henderson jMjK' RickSeaton Clip & Save Website Hosting $595 Apply in person. 710 do, 3bd, kitchen, front the NEWS sl\Ie Greal nM>ni v^ Inv " * 642 Arrayo Way, Boulder City, Nv. Merchant Accounts 99% Center St. HD. 896-5751 place and wei 22ii2fi8 ^iimnmiiniwiimnniiiniininininniiinwM room, big yard in back Approval 294-3055 Free $600/mo Call 564-2288 Let the har" Balconv *2 tar Cell: (702) 521 -3144 Home: (702) 293-3741 72855608 STAY HOME AND Shopping Cart Home Mailers Needed 7 30 am to 6 pm 2100 Apartment 2100 Apartment Home News altached ^arajie 1 OVLIV Retldentiat • Commercial loeoi Classifieds Work! Earn $635 weekly mail- Chauffeur/Driver WORK Online Flexibility Master w jelled tub and 1100 Employment Classifieds Rentals Rentals ing letters Easy! Limited Business or Up to $500- 2 bd, 1 ba, home private alnm thai is oix'ii Pleasure Your " ANNETTE" Opportunities open positions Call 1- $7000/month in your w/stove, frig,, new car- work for you to the skv "cusitini win BLACK Vehicle Punctual, Classifieds dow co\erini:s 300 You Witnessed An 800-244-6517 Ext 4370 spare time Step by step pet, quiet area $700 •»• 900 Steel Buildings Experienced De- su much more' FAIPLESS FLOORING 24Hrs pendable & Mature system Complete train- dep & utilities NO PETS 2BD APARTMENT • 2 BLOCKS FROM Miscellaneous accident on & Materials C o m III u n I I V ATTENTION-OWN A Michael, PO Box ing Free booklet 800- & NON-SMOKER PREF BASIC HIGH SCOOL Thursday 11 -08-01 ptH)|*spa \lubht)usc' U'li 566-8374 MOUNTAIN COMPUTER? Put it to Kitchen Help - salad, 92041, Henderson 845-0235, wwwfortune- 293-5786. Newly Remolded Call At Approximately NV89015 EXTRA LARGE nis* SI'N/MHI 19" Color TV. used 9 work! Up to $25-$75/HR sandwich, wrap exp s4lifecom Manager on Property • Laundry Facilities COTTAGE / 2nd Floor (upstairs) • Cat OK GV / Henderson Carpet, Upholstery, Tile, Grout, months, like new $50 11 00am to 12 30 ALL STEEL BUILD- PT/FT. Free information. FT/PT $7/hr DOE Apply DUPLEX From $500 -i- dep • Avail Immediately • Sfi John Siiiaii Mill SI 293-6262 pm at Warm Springs INGS. ENGINEER 1 -800-883-7485 in person The Coffee Hard Surface Steam Cleaning 1300 Financial 1300 Financial Old Town Boulder 401-6999 Late Afternoons (Day Sleeper) 435-7700 22h.*sqlt 'i Kir or 4 ami .1 PLUMBING CERTIFIED, 50X90 BABYSITTING IN www.riches4you com Castle 4300 E Sunset And Gibson Rds WAS $17,690 NOW Services Services 1 1.'2bd lots of Lve Mess or 566-8996 after 3pm Ifi \ III hin otiice '2 I : Licensed/Insured 30 Gallon Aquarium Rd, Ste B-1, Henderson MY HOME. BOULDER CITY PLEASE CALL $11,212, 60x120 WAS cupboards walking baths '3 car |:arayc 'Palm industry Leading Pro Chem Equipment with stand Complete Anytime, Days, distance to stores hills guard ^ared/tnk-xel with new filtration sys- 897-3024 $24,980 MUST SELL Evenings, 294-7713 $18,990 CAN DELIV- restaurants etc semi-eustom Rhodes R.J. Falrless Cell: 499-9586 tem & pumps $75 Shay Don't Drink MaintenanceCustodian hiirbudi m 2(MKrpooi ER 1 800 292-0111 Weekends Nice quiet neighbor We can help with your GREEN VALLEY 260-7548 and Drive High Sealer Cafe at Excellent Refer NEVADA FINANCIAL 1 hood S650/mQ APARTMENTS IN si/ed lor(ireai Ito^ii Hoover Dam Must have 566-5002 508 Ash Sr Mortgage Needs plan' S2I4.(MNI aic Tike PrUtc h OttlBoif Camera-4-Sale Medium HENDERSON'S LOCAL • 2.MI W ^^aml Sprincs HENDERSON Advertise in Call 293-6081 HENDERSON • Lowtr your monthly paymenli by $200 to SSOO or more format, Mamaya 6x 4 5, ALL STEEL BUILD- Nevada Drivers License, «Hl2.^ Resort Villas' Hi RIVER noaMTAIM INGS ENGINEER • Eichinge your 30 year mongage lor a 15 year with 565-6749 recent overhaul, 10 yrs the NEWS MORTGAGE CO. Clean, Quality 1-2-3 Bedroom (i\ H!) n40 sq 1? : old, $800/OBO 565- CERTIFIED 50X90 LOOKING FOR A JOB For Rent, Nice 3bd, tami monthly payment or lets bdrms 2 lull bath" 2 war CaSTOn LAMDSCAPinG since 1977 • Lie. 019549 WAS $17 690 NOW 1236 Finance DlrectorA^ity Treasurer • Housekeeping 567-1412 Iba, House with fully Apartments in Henderson • Pay off high inlerett rate loam or credit carilt with a >:ard^e atTawhed' ^hav* Lack itep ac tike ii doie tkoroagklf before ae aore ot $11,212 60x120 WAS fenced yard $895/mo • Gardening low Intcreit equity loan like New' Berber ^ai lfe>e»e»ce) Aaulible ''" KltlmitCi Computer Desk-Alder $24,980 MUST SELL West Wendover, Nevada Call 565-2234 •Central Air & Heat • Appliances [Vt' j:ranite counter tops. STORE YOUR STUFF $18,990 CAN DELIV- • Home Aid It's a mdgft tim; to refinance. UceiieiHMt AitrorRsfi 70Z/$66-6116 color Good shape 300 ^A\ lircpljce spat, UMIV ER 1-800 292-0111 HD 2bd, Iba, fenced These low rales will not remain low lor long. Controlled Access 30-X60" $60 Shay 260- Our fast growing community is seeking a team- 25 Years Experience 1120 Positions 1120 Positions •Blinds • Carpets • Water paid 1 loorplan Heaulil ti I yard Non smoker or Lighted Units-Auto-Boat-RV—24 Hour 7548 Miscellaneous Call Olle tor evening or weekend appointmenti You come to Anicnilk's pi»(iLspa. 24 hi oriented individual to lead the City's Financial Call Nancy 630-2135 Wanted Wanted pets Avail now $795/mo •Washer/Dryer Available HANDYMAN SPECIALIZED IN REPAIRS Secure STEEL BUILDING Year Services Department Strong communication us or we come to you Simple, last, Inendly service - ttie ^uarJ >:ale. tennis, lullv Call 340-6807 ,lnnd you eipect and appreciate We guarantee it 30 yeara •xpartono*—Ucenaad Storage-Corrcrete Block Construction End Special - Small de- ability, experience with government accounting, equip exceriisc rm*iH'ar Apartments are $450 & up Wild HorsL- eol! coiirsi-' P 2 .<" KI sands! 1-800-93-3366 cernina Finance a plus Looking for a combina- Palm St $775 + $775 per month, b»»»-»Ji.KJ»-.»-l«JU»..»J- «Jg!JCTi 564-8040 Lat Vegas Homes A BouMarClty www premlersteel org tk>n ot experience and education Qualified dep 564-6742 NEED HELP Condos CallB«r1 candidates must pursue strong skills involving newly remodeled, spacious near STEEL BUILDINGS • 2(1^ I Haiinoii \vi 293-7672 or Additional Telephone HD HouM for Lease spreadsheet, MS Excel, Word, and Accounting 3bd 2ba, 2car gar. *l l« Mane Anioninelle Jacl^s installed in vour Dep>endat)le Sale 5,000-fsizes schools, park & shopping. Cell 340-^536 programs such as Caselle and others CPA a Fenced Rear & Side hiiihnses across iri»m house or tMjsiness $50 Thorough 40x60x14, $11,580 FINDING A JOB! plus Ability to work with and communicate fi- Yard, Low Maint Ldscp, "Houe In Special" MUM Siudio ( ,.iulo- First \ack $25 Each ex- House Cleaning 50x75x14. $14,694. nancial matters, costs and concerns with ttie If the September 11th Tragedy has No Pets $1000/mo ground level* b2l ^qti tra jac* For info call 497- Weeldy, Bi-weekly ^^y Sat., D«c. 1st, Ham 50x100x16. $19,259. Mayor. City Council and management staff of First last & dep Call For All lull> lurnished Sold NEVADA TREE SERVICE 0879 HD/BC Monthly P<*. >r»»t«iif: M., rtfc. >Hi, S»«i • 4;im the City The position is responsible for super- As IS- Hull kitchen* Ml 60x100x16. $21,267 affected your employment, please 291-0054 between 9am- 564-7488 vising accounting duties in the analysis, prepa- 8pm 565-7028 jpphanccs sta\ Real .uic "FRAMK" Mini-storage buildings. p|,K,. s-4 inw BUILDER NEEDED Cell 379-1673 ration and maintenance of financial records call the _ 433-4700 •Urns 40x160, 32 units. and reports The finance Department is respon- wm.iKiiKsn)Ou(Krctiy.coiii 10 Units, Italian Dwalan naatfallian* $17,228 Free Your • TRIMMING • STUMP REMOVAL sible for utility billing, purchasing, payroll, ac- Sun City Anthwn 55-f ] ^ f'tiJl'SlSuitaWe tor counting, auditing, budgeting, investment of Henderson Home News • INTRAVENOUS FEEDING • SHRUBS single tMdrooms DINA S CLEANING rotaM^na « ShMlv Much M«ta brochures comm , 2bd 2 ba on 1 adult $500/mo + dep Sandra City funds and information services quiet cul de sac Near a Includes utilities & extra $60 sq ft, max REUABLE tO,000 Sq/Ft of Natural Stona www.sentinelbui- or the Deubler Tllaa Imported DIractly From dlingscom Sentinel new shopping center storage Lake Mead \\»\t M lop pnidtMTr (702)361-5232 HOUSEKEEPING Minimum qualifications include a Bachelors Short term lease OK Area Realty Linette 294- Let in \iHir oHTwr* 14 CounMaa In Many BaautNul Buildings 800-327- Boulder City News ClodAfied FREE ESTIMATES And Exotic Colora In AH SUaa Degree m business, finance accounting or re- $1100/mo includes rec 3100 271-3277 THE AFFORDABLE 0790. Extension 79. lated field and/or education experience equival- center memt)ership Her- 7 DAYS A WEEK 1^ Inv 1 jna :;-Mu: ent to 6 years experience, prelerably with Gov- and we will place man 558-0433 the CALLTHE 339-8599 1t37E.C«IMHJIVt. ernment Finance ErrtptoymenI is contingent WWW raaltor,co(n/lasv HANDYMAN HANDYMAN «N. LAS VEGAS* 1000 Domestic upon a thorough background investigation your ad 1700 Mobile 1700 Mobile Needd. .. e^t/undraileubief Concrete Patios 4 Help Equal Opportunity Empk^yer Salary will DOE Classifieds Homes melsandeaol com Serving Sid«wail(s Experienced Vlaa, Mastercard, DIacover, 1X1 Boxed Ad Homes WoodWort< Professional Nanny I Caah * Chacta • MKIB Payable To Please sutxnit resumes and references by De- Gentleman needs a Or Large Home , mnniM. DBSION ONOUP cember 17,2001 to PO Box 2825. Weal Wend- work Stucco, Shelving A housekeeper to clean Henderson & Aijmintstrator over. Nevada 89683 For more lniormatk>n for 2 Weeks HE\DEIIIIO\ EQR >ALE Call Gates my home in return for Excel Refer mak V0 Saw. A Maa. Saii>-4am please contact the Mayor, Joaapbine Thaut Bridi Planters 5Day LA«-in CHAnvMawertOMa loaascio room i board Drivers k- Let the City of West Wendover. at )lhau(«wa«wendo- BEST rtMILl PARk for A Tiie Floors Can Margaret canee a phis Ok to have Huge 2 br • Den, Double $650/mo Boulder City vercitycom or by caling (775) 664-3061 sxt 702 373-3042 -jUlilKirn ~ an outside job or social Classifieds 14 Ybu may also visil our web site at 3 br. DoutXe $750/rT»o 5«4-22t9 security 559-0991 Hitd«r%on: 435-7700 "FrM Home Warranty" you 435'7700 wwm.Uta$ton9.c»m www westwendovaccjty com work for you 294-2964 Incl, space, vacant rtady to mova in nowl Botilder CHy: 293-2302 OAC Co-Op. S2S-24M. Oalt m wm p« ^pv^i •»•"

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Page 14 Henderson Home News Tuesday, December 4, 2001 I Tuesday, December 4, 2001 Henderson Home News P^kge 15 Cash BillMl Category Index RATES 1300 Financial 1600 House 100- ProftMlonal Services 1400 Commerclal Rental 1700 Mobile 2100 Apartment 2300 Rate Rat* 2400 Real Estate • 2400 Real Estate 110- Auctions 1500 Commercial Sales Services Rentals Homes Rentals BOXED ADS $8.00 House Rentals Entertainment 3 lines .$6.50 $6.85 200- Garage Sales 1600 par cotumn inch pw iMue 300- Miscellaneous 1610 Bed a Breakfast WE PAY CASH for the 4 lines .$6.95 $7.30 310- Antiques & Collectibles 1620 House/Time Share 2 bd, Iba, country Ibd Apts. for Rent, CLASSIFIED 315- Computers 1700- Mobile Homes \ Exotic Animal Sanctuary is remaining payments on kitchen, laundry area, BC 14x70 3bd,2ba, Freshly painted, new 5 lines .$7.40 $7.75 1800 Condo Sales Trust Deeds! Mortgages! Published 1\iesdays, Thursdays 320- Furniture Ige storage Shed, no carport, shed, carpeted apts. Good lo- Qai^xy, 330- Storage Units 1900- Condo Rentals ^Ipoking for P/T help in the Ice Annuities! Lotteries! "No- pets $800 -f util. i, dep. BMUUUmglll NO CASH REFUNDS 6 lines .$7.85 $8.20 many extra's. cation between Hender- 400- Personals 1920- Condo/Tlme Share body Beats our Pricing!" 565-8296 CREDIT ONLY Room Rentals Parlor. Only 2-3 days a week. Appraised at son & Las Vegas. Must Money- 7 lines .$8.30 $8.65 PLEASE REAOrOUR AD FOR ERRORS the Ant d^ it ^ipen. H.B.C. PubUcHlora, he. luuniM no iwpontltilllly ARER WE FIRST INSERTKW, 500- Lost & Found 2000 800-490-0731, ext 710 600- Pets/Animais 2100- Apartment Rentals $19,000 have good credit refer- .$8.75 $9.10 not lof emxi not anectlng the value o( the id. All daimt tor HMaimnt adjuftmentt mult be made wm^ www.nationalcontract- 3bd, 1 ba. Duplex- World Jkv: 8 lines 610- Livestocli 2300 Entertainment Please contact Call Justin ences No children or buyers.com fenced backyard. Wyom- ENTERTAINMENT SERVICES 9 lines .$9.20 $9.55 800- Healthcare 2320 Education Tina (520) 767-4120 812-6196 pets. Avail Immediately Real Estate ing Ave $675/mo + dep BOULDER CITY PRE-PAYMENTS Henderson Home News Boulder City News 810- Health & Fitness 2400- Call 499-1805 10 lines .$9.65 $10.00 900- Steel Buildings & Materials 2420- Lots/Land NO PETS Call Al @ Jen- COMEDY MAGIC FOR YOUR HOMES Moving sales & out ol slate 564-1881 •435-7700 293-2302 1000- Domestic Help 2500- Boats/RV's 1400 Commercial sen's Realty 564-3333 For Sale-2 bd 2 ba in HOLIDAY PARTY • M^H Visi;i l.jp. \\\ 1100- Employment Opportunities 2700- Vehicles Wil Hours: Monday thru Friday 8-4 Hours: Monday thru Friday 8-5 Rental Senior Park-Like new-all 1200- Business Opportunities 2720- Motorcycles 3bd, 2 1/2 ba, 2 story 2bd, Iba, $250 dep. SouihweM" .^^77 Sq ti' 3 3 LINES MINIMUM -'?• SANCTUARV new appl. Xtra storage Strollij^Xlose-up Magic, Quickset Shows, 1300- Financial Services 1600 sq ft, Townhouse $125 1 time cleaning bd;2 1.2 hjths* KHlxiro is liMiking for dedicated folks to $49,500 293-7525 (Approx. 20 characters per line) w/gar & laundry rm. fee. No pets. $550/mo. Stage Illusions, Private & Corporate comer pf;ranis incl $375/mo + dep restaurants etc paint* All appliances • Sprinliler System Misc Pictures, Jaguar PRIIVIE BOULDER & bath. Gourmet kit. 2 Custom Homes, Remodeling, HOME IMPROVEMENTS Supervisors & Assis- Nice quiet neighboi- Mt \iew and nil ire' B\ Repairs Coffee & End Ta^es, Best Western Light- car gar Xtra Lrg boat Call 228-5554 or 500 Lost & Found tants. Training. Free CITY LOCATION hood S650/mo appoininient onl\ evira' Conuiwraal k Rnidenlul Rounded "L" Shaped house Inn has House- yard-no pets-lease Business Call 436-1575 498-3218 Additions & Concrete Work CenerM Rt*fnodeling And New Edition 566-4366 booklet: 888-215-0289 500 SQ. FT, 508 Ash St R \ Niai purkini: in com White Italian ^Leather keeping Positions Avail- $1750 per month Owner 4350 K. Sunset Rd. #2(ML Henderson, NV 2*14-0225 Call 293-6081 niumt>' S2KK.(MM) For estimate call 566-5700 able. Full & Part-time 294-0607 Pitios • Pamlmg • Stvcco • Concreit • Rating Sofa, Glass & Wicker An Established News- • h*4Vak'ncia'|-iill I.ako • MISSING • Flexible hours, excellent Carpentry • finifh Carjxntiy b More Dining Set. 2 BVeakfast paper is looking for Dy- Employee Benefits, Call YOUR OPPORTUNITY view Irom Ihe eniiie l\uk f^/lale Cairn Terrier, Blond Duplex, Downtown HD. 1920Condo/Time JIM'S LAWN Bar Stools, TV iiStand, namic Sales People. start pay benefits avail- FOR RENT: Kitchen- ol the house'b.Kk on ih<> Fmr Bsbmalts & Satistiiction Cuarantt^ Cathy M-Th, 294-4000 With SMX is here! Late- 2bd. Iba. completely SERVICE & Felt Covered-Sldt^d with black tips. 2 yrs old, able. 293-6444 1600 House ettes, $85/wk. Utilities Starts witi) markef2b47 sqH - 1 Base pay -t- commission. Model Pete's, KW's Full Share PATIO COVERS Ratko Miric (702) 434-6096 "Bandit is his name. Last x#3 redone, w/d hookup, lg BUSH Poker Table Top. Digitat' We otter Medical, Den- Rentals pd. Shady Rest Motel, bdrm 2 lull I 12 CAREGIVER - Will train Benefit Package! Great living room w/fireplace, TRIMMING Clock-Radio w/attacned seen on 11/24/01 in tal, Vision, Vacation and Motel Maid, PT, No b a I h ' f:) r. c a m 20% OFF full or pt time 361-6222 Freight Lanes! Guar- $750-f dep 565-6453 565-7688 Free Estimates phone, G E, Answering backyard E. Texas Ave & 401K Please fax re- exp. nee. Apply in per- K lichen ' Break last message 203-0205 anteed Home Time! CDL . TIME SHARE • Computer Lessons and Setup 293-7539 or Machine (Tape Cass Water St. Please call sume to: (702) 434-3527 bar'jsland' cortan conn son Nevada Inn Required. Call Today 1- HOMES FOR RENT HENDERSON Type), Full Size Suit- Andy or Connie 566- or mail to: PO, Box Homer House^Group Til rowing tertitpsl.arjje cornet lot Frustrated with your computer'' We can help' 568-9458 HD / BC Motel, 1009 NV Hwy. 800-978-8848 Reduced for BOULDER case, Leather Suiter 8955 Cell 303-5281 llK)xl74' X'acalion hi'iiic Carports -Garages - Kits •j.^ Instructions. Modilications. Troubleshooting, 90430, Henderson, NV www.smxccom 1791 Eagle Village, MacDonald Ranch^ 2 Quick Sale! HWY/MAJOR Bag. 558-9220 BC sho\A like new' .^ tai Ijl J (Webmaster), Web Programming (PHP & Cold 89009 Bdrm, 2 Bath, AgeFtest, 1020 Sq Ft, 2 Car $499 MOVES YOU Gar/Auto Opener, $1025 Mo garage ^central \ac"cus 30% OFF Fusion) Reasonable rates Class A CDL Drivers .\iwin ll.( . IN! Last Minute Microwave - Crosley 1 1200 Business Red Week in loin cahinets'Si) much 600 Pets/Animals ANYONE can do this. needed for long haul op- Great 2 BR 1 1/2 COVERITE cubic feet w/carousel. 133 W Lake Mead, 2 Bdrm, 1 Bath, 872 Sq Ft, Gatlinburg, Tenn more' S.S15.(K)0 Call Ed at: Digital by Design • 558-4335 Movers! Earn $399-$2.999 eration, 2 yrs exper req. ROCK&ROLl Opportunities Bath townhome white, like new Only $625 Mo. ^ Gorgeous Ski Area • hi2 \aleni.ia Ownei Full service resid & PT/FT (888) 884-4786 1-800-999-9594. Almost 1050 sq ft. 293 2179 -Fax 294 0660 comm Local/ oul-ol- used 2 months New HAIR STUDIO pride and n)\ ' Custnm Free Male 8 mo. old www2bpaiddailycom 1825 Longmeadow, 3 Bdrm, 1 3/4 Bath, 1592 Washer/dryer stale Load/Unload your $155 Sell for $60 Shay A-i- M & M MARS/NES- 2 Bedroom decorated trom paini in Voice • Piano • Lessons rental truck COMPUTER, INTER- 1400 Wyoming *4 Sq Ft , tots of Tile, Celing Fans Wood hookup Sharpei/ Rot Mix needs ATTENTION! GROW- Sleeps Six \Mndow cti\eniii:s Shov^ Bus 565-9675 260-7548 NET PERSON. Earn up Now Hiring Hair Dressers. TLE Established Vend- Flooring, Upgraded Carpet, Covr'd Patio, 2 Car Large enclosed yard & great home, loves Gar/Auto Opener, $1200 Mo like a ne^^ model home" Al*o Vocal, Acting & Speech Coaching Cell 524-1141 ING COMPANY needs to $1,000-3,000/month Nail Techs Call Brenda ing Route Will sell by private patio kids, please call 568- help Work from any lo- 12/17/2001. Under $9K Can be exchanged really class\' entertainer's MCS 0885 after 5pm before Christmas, 21B-4395 518 Summit, 3 Bdrm, 1 3/4 Bath, Fabulous Mature landscaping deljjihl Lo\ered palio. ALL US COINS & cation. $500/PT Minifhum Investment to anywhere in the S&ASulrali^ Flo Raymond-Professional wwwsuccessfull- Yard, Large Patio, 1288 Sq Ft, Clean, 2 Car 2 assigned parking huili-in BBQ. horseshoe PAPER MONEY TO $4500/FT Free booklet Excellent Profit Poten- Gar/Auto'Opener, $995 Mo world through <^k GARDENING Many types of animals nowcom 1-888-373- spaces pit. putiinj; ^reen. stun Singer & Teacher LICENSED BUY SELL OR Free training, wwwyour- Security Guards tial Finance Avail- Interval ready for adoption Open 6476 $625 mo niiij: ptml vpa that OUT • TREE TRIMMING • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL TRADE ownmoneytree.com 1- 25 positions able/Good Credit 1-800- Call Century 21 JR 564-5142 or International Fall & Winter Openings HANDYMAN 7 days a week Daylight 565-1499 ItNtks Like and nil \ icv\ s' 558-0637 800-868-9658 COOKS wanted full or Lake 637-7444 Donna 810-2568 • FREE ESTIMATES • CLEAN-UPS & HAUL OFFS Available. Private Leteons Complete Home •til dark Call 361-2484 a real ino\e in read) IVMti I AM A LOCAL RES- part time, $8 for F/T, and Mead/Henderson $3,750/080 • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS & REPAIR ATTENTION: MOMS- i\' 2.'S.12 sqll. ^bdrm 2 Affordabte Rates. Repairs IDENT Area Owner will Finance $7 for ?!\. benefits, no DADS-GRADS: earn HENDERSON ^ 4 baths l(Us ol uptiradcN Rick at 564-7488 Seniors Welcome Study Music for: Profession, Stif imp^of^ exp necessary 16 yrs or money A great business PROPERTIES AVAILABLE FOR RENT $1000 00 Down and custoni lealure>-' ***SENIOR DISCOUNTS*** or cell 379-2197 610 Livestock • 610 Livestock Will Tram CLOSETO mtnt, Hobby, Avocation, Thenpy, It Joy! Wedding Ring Set, size older Call in am for tor you! Sell promotional Balance $252 08 for under Apprais.il We now accept MaslerCard and Visa IN BOULDER CITY SKYLINE CASINO 5, emerald cut, .75 car- more info or apply in Uniforms Furnished apparel products T- 12 months s4:s,))(Mi LICENSED LAWN MAINTENANCE SINCE 1984 at, gold. Appraised at Paid Vacation $299 MOVES YOU BOULDER CITY Coral Cove Musical Arts Studio person. Pit Stop, 802 snirst, hats, full and part- 2 Bedrs 1 Bath Duplex $725 -i- $725 MICHAELS PRO $6,000. $2,900 O.B.O. '"M//////////////////////////////////////////////////////':mi uchanan, BC or 293- Start today, up to time Call Today (702) 897-1371 IN! 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We Can Fix It" . 13" Apple Monitor for WANTED. Company shirst, hats, full and part- 2 Bedrs 2 Bath Condo $995 •^ $995 HD-Private bath, day Plenty of Parking S1S7 s|Ht i:» system Complete train- U Name It - I Do It Macintosh $15 Steve drivers, owner operators. time Call Today (702) working single male or FREE HOT WATER BOULDER CITY $52 Per Call ing Free Information 990-2664 Heavy haul drivers. 2yr. 740-4667 PLEASE CALL BC ADOBE REALTY female, non-drinker $525 mo CONDOS . Henderson - 565-0874 Let me hang your MOVERS wwwaaatreetolive com • "IMI C apt! Spallisii OTR experience $1250 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION $4O0/mo Call 568-7887 558-9727 XMAS TIME 2 COM- (800) 214-8838 Get Paid to Paily! All ppci Slate License * 021013 X-mas lights! OLYMPIC quarterly fuel bonus. 293-1707 PUTERS. Deslrtop-col- -I Ages - All Occasions MOVERS $1000 safety bonus. WORK FROM HOME! Near College & 95 Call Rick or scanner, & a Lap $500 signing bonus. Free Catalog Work from Local/Out of State Legitimate publicly trad- Master bedroom, pri- alct Top. Details 565-9437 $1000 referral bonus. 11 Home! 440-3110 ed business seeking pTnrrm Built in 1^"»'' MARKEL AND SON 24 hours - 7 days western states. Average http //www 1800par- PRIME PROPERTIES - UNBEATABLE RENTS vate bath, $450 Kitchenettes teachable people Call tiescom Real nice' SW>_S(Kt 339-8599 driver pay $878 Mini- Spare Bedroom, Fully furnished PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPING 877-916-9675 or review 144 Lake Mt Or 320 Furniture mum .30/mile guaran- w/cable, in hnfiatttm and Maintenance 17 year-old Paint Mare. Kid http //www CultivateSuc- [SHORT TERM RENTALS $350 util included I uxtirious lownhoiiK- Voice • Piano • Drama Lessons Boulder City Piano Or Voice Lessons tee Home every week. cess.com NOTICE TO paiked w upjirades Clean-up/Hackhite/dradinf! broke, good arena/trail $1,500 Lake l.\ approx. 25(10 SF..VM+2, 521-1002 Children 7 and up i Adults By Certified Teacher Expressway STS Call READERS: 293-4445 Rcall) hcauiiliii' inan\ In Busini'ss Sinir IM54 ^ Flu Raymond 456-4782 Moving 60" Mitsubishi Boarding Avail. Avada toll free 1-877- The HBC Publica- 1 VVaterfall/.Spa ..; .;...$2W5 custom Icaiiites' 3Htn 860-1600 ext,211i NEVADA INN, "A Friend- sq U y or 4 bt'dTih»ms. ^ Lie .15350 451-4008 lP Coral Cove Musical Arts Sludio TV $2000 Oak w/bev- Don't Drinl( tions does not vouch ly Place To Stay" Budget WALLPAPERING eled glass coffee table & SOLID for the legitimacy of Lg 2bd, Iba, quiet sin- I 2 balhs'()\crsi/cd 2 car 2 end tables $300 Ken- HENDERS()N7(;REEN VALLEY cottages to deluxe j*arayew -\ C and sioraee 565-8469 I^^Z PROFESSIONAL and Drive Items, jobs, or mon- gle story adult building, more stackable Washer suites, beautiful pool & cabinets. workbench ROBERT KELLY - G.V. GLASS CO. CLEAN WORK ey-making opportuni- 13+2+2 all appliances ivw...... iI050 private patio, appl , laun- Glass - Mirrors - Shower Doors & Dryer $400 293-2828 General labor whirlpool,*>sarking for dry room, 1 yr lease Killer deal priced iindei FREE ESTIMATES ties advertised in this |2 Story 3+2+2 cul-de-sac. large lot ... appraisal sold as iv OBO needed. Daily ....il(W5 boats and HVS Call $625/mo Senior Dis- All Types Installed HELPFUL IDEAS 1120 Positions classificaiton We because o| low price' In 12 .Story. 4+4+2+Den, landscaper 702-293-2044 for rates count 457 Hunter Dr WRITE A BOOK IN CLASS LICENSED work, daily paid. suggest you carefully .... .$1995 jireal condilittn -X musi HENDERSON - LAS VEGAS - B CITY Wanted and reservations Our 521-7435 (702)896-5959 Apply at Labor evaluate such offers 12 Story. 2 Master Suites. 3 Bath. see' Stunnine lorexei Publication Guaranteed 400 Personals suites are three room ^ State Lie # 33893 ^ST Express 35 E and not send money apartment size, with Sharp 2bd across from Advertise Lake and Mountain views 1 Community Pool. Pels Okay .....$725 Irom Ihe kitchen livin,^ Questions ? 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Rates $1,800 Boarding Avail. time, must be 21 yrs. 1 block from El Dora- bdrms 2 lull bailis jolt Boulder Dam Credit Union Infants to age 10 of the offer 293-1658 Henderson jMjK' RickSeaton Clip & Save Website Hosting $595 Apply in person. 710 do, 3bd, kitchen, front the NEWS sl\Ie Greal nM>ni v^ Inv " * 642 Arrayo Way, Boulder City, Nv. Merchant Accounts 99% Center St. HD. 896-5751 place and wei 22ii2fi8 ^iimnmiiniwiimnniiiniininininniiinwM room, big yard in back Approval 294-3055 Free $600/mo Call 564-2288 Let the har" Balconv *2 tar Cell: (702) 521 -3144 Home: (702) 293-3741 72855608 STAY HOME AND Shopping Cart Home Mailers Needed 7 30 am to 6 pm 2100 Apartment 2100 Apartment Home News altached ^arajie 1 OVLIV Retldentiat • Commercial loeoi Classifieds Work! Earn $635 weekly mail- Chauffeur/Driver WORK Online Flexibility Master w jelled tub and 1100 Employment Classifieds Rentals Rentals ing letters Easy! 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Up to $25-$75/HR sandwich, wrap exp s4lifecom Manager on Property • Laundry Facilities COTTAGE / 2nd Floor (upstairs) • Cat OK GV / Henderson Carpet, Upholstery, Tile, Grout, months, like new $50 11 00am to 12 30 ALL STEEL BUILD- PT/FT. Free information. FT/PT $7/hr DOE Apply DUPLEX From $500 -i- dep • Avail Immediately • Sfi John Siiiaii Mill SI 293-6262 pm at Warm Springs INGS. ENGINEER 1 -800-883-7485 in person The Coffee Hard Surface Steam Cleaning 1300 Financial 1300 Financial Old Town Boulder 401-6999 Late Afternoons (Day Sleeper) 435-7700 22h.*sqlt 'i Kir or 4 ami .1 PLUMBING CERTIFIED, 50X90 BABYSITTING IN www.riches4you com Castle 4300 E Sunset And Gibson Rds WAS $17,690 NOW Services Services 1 1.'2bd lots of Lve Mess or 566-8996 after 3pm Ifi \ III hin otiice '2 I : Licensed/Insured 30 Gallon Aquarium Rd, Ste B-1, Henderson MY HOME. BOULDER CITY PLEASE CALL $11,212, 60x120 WAS cupboards walking baths '3 car |:arayc 'Palm industry Leading Pro Chem Equipment with stand Complete Anytime, Days, distance to stores hills guard ^ared/tnk-xel with new filtration sys- 897-3024 $24,980 MUST SELL Evenings, 294-7713 $18,990 CAN DELIV- restaurants etc semi-eustom Rhodes R.J. 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Clean, Quality 1-2-3 Bedroom (i\ H!) n40 sq 1? : old, $800/OBO 565- CERTIFIED 50X90 LOOKING FOR A JOB For Rent, Nice 3bd, tami monthly payment or lets bdrms 2 lull bath" 2 war CaSTOn LAMDSCAPinG since 1977 • Lie. 019549 WAS $17 690 NOW 1236 Finance DlrectorA^ity Treasurer • Housekeeping 567-1412 Iba, House with fully Apartments in Henderson • Pay off high inlerett rate loam or credit carilt with a >:ard^e atTawhed' ^hav* Lack itep ac tike ii doie tkoroagklf before ae aore ot $11,212 60x120 WAS fenced yard $895/mo • Gardening low Intcreit equity loan like New' Berber ^ai lfe>e»e»ce) Aaulible ''" KltlmitCi Computer Desk-Alder $24,980 MUST SELL West Wendover, Nevada Call 565-2234 •Central Air & Heat • Appliances [Vt' j:ranite counter tops. STORE YOUR STUFF $18,990 CAN DELIV- • Home Aid It's a mdgft tim; to refinance. UceiieiHMt AitrorRsfi 70Z/$66-6116 color Good shape 300 ^A\ lircpljce spat, UMIV ER 1-800 292-0111 HD 2bd, Iba, fenced These low rales will not remain low lor long. Controlled Access 30-X60" $60 Shay 260- Our fast growing community is seeking a team- 25 Years Experience 1120 Positions 1120 Positions •Blinds • Carpets • Water paid 1 loorplan Heaulil ti I yard Non smoker or Lighted Units-Auto-Boat-RV—24 Hour 7548 Miscellaneous Call Olle tor evening or weekend appointmenti You come to Anicnilk's pi»(iLspa. 24 hi oriented individual to lead the City's Financial Call Nancy 630-2135 Wanted Wanted pets Avail now $795/mo •Washer/Dryer Available HANDYMAN SPECIALIZED IN REPAIRS Secure STEEL BUILDING Year Services Department Strong communication us or we come to you Simple, last, Inendly service - ttie ^uarJ >:ale. tennis, lullv Call 340-6807 ,lnnd you eipect and appreciate We guarantee it 30 yeara •xpartono*—Ucenaad Storage-Corrcrete Block Construction End Special - Small de- ability, experience with government accounting, equip exceriisc rm*iH'ar Apartments are $450 & up Wild HorsL- eol! coiirsi-' P 2 .<" KI sands! 1-800-93-3366 cernina Finance a plus Looking for a combina- Palm St $775 + $775 per month, b»»»-»Ji.KJ»-.»-l«JU»..»J- «Jg!JCTi 564-8040 Lat Vegas Homes A BouMarClty www premlersteel org tk>n ot experience and education Qualified dep 564-6742 NEED HELP Condos CallB«r1 candidates must pursue strong skills involving newly remodeled, spacious near STEEL BUILDINGS • 2(1^ I Haiinoii \vi 293-7672 or Additional Telephone HD HouM for Lease spreadsheet, MS Excel, Word, and Accounting 3bd 2ba, 2car gar. *l l« Mane Anioninelle Jacl^s installed in vour Dep>endat)le Sale 5,000-fsizes schools, park & shopping. Cell 340-^536 programs such as Caselle and others CPA a Fenced Rear & Side hiiihnses across iri»m house or tMjsiness $50 Thorough 40x60x14, $11,580 FINDING A JOB! plus Ability to work with and communicate fi- Yard, Low Maint Ldscp, "Houe In Special" MUM Siudio ( ,.iulo- First \ack $25 Each ex- House Cleaning 50x75x14. $14,694. nancial matters, costs and concerns with ttie If the September 11th Tragedy has No Pets $1000/mo ground level* b2l ^qti tra jac* For info call 497- Weeldy, Bi-weekly ^^y Sat., D«c. 1st, Ham 50x100x16. $19,259. Mayor. City Council and management staff of First last & dep Call For All lull> lurnished Sold NEVADA TREE SERVICE 0879 HD/BC Monthly P<*. >r»»t«iif: M., rtfc. >Hi, S»«i • 4;im the City The position is responsible for super- As IS- Hull kitchen* Ml 60x100x16. $21,267 affected your employment, please 291-0054 between 9am- 564-7488 vising accounting duties in the analysis, prepa- 8pm 565-7028 jpphanccs sta\ Real .uic "FRAMK" Mini-storage buildings. p|,K,. s-4 inw BUILDER NEEDED Cell 379-1673 ration and maintenance of financial records call the _ 433-4700 •Urns 40x160, 32 units. and reports The finance Department is respon- wm.iKiiKsn)Ou(Krctiy.coiii 10 Units, Italian Dwalan naatfallian* $17,228 Free Your • TRIMMING • STUMP REMOVAL sible for utility billing, purchasing, payroll, ac- Sun City Anthwn 55-f ] ^ f'tiJl'SlSuitaWe tor counting, auditing, budgeting, investment of Henderson Home News • INTRAVENOUS FEEDING • SHRUBS single tMdrooms DINA S CLEANING rotaM^na « ShMlv Much M«ta brochures comm , 2bd 2 ba on 1 adult $500/mo + dep Sandra City funds and information services quiet cul de sac Near a Includes utilities & extra $60 sq ft, max REUABLE tO,000 Sq/Ft of Natural Stona www.sentinelbui- or the Deubler Tllaa Imported DIractly From dlingscom Sentinel new shopping center storage Lake Mead \\»\t M lop pnidtMTr (702)361-5232 HOUSEKEEPING Minimum qualifications include a Bachelors Short term lease OK Area Realty Linette 294- Let in \iHir oHTwr* 14 CounMaa In Many BaautNul Buildings 800-327- Boulder City News ClodAfied FREE ESTIMATES And Exotic Colora In AH SUaa Degree m business, finance accounting or re- $1100/mo includes rec 3100 271-3277 THE AFFORDABLE 0790. Extension 79. lated field and/or education experience equival- center memt)ership Her- 7 DAYS A WEEK 1^ Inv 1 jna :;-Mu: ent to 6 years experience, prelerably with Gov- and we will place man 558-0433 the CALLTHE 339-8599 1t37E.C«IMHJIVt. ernment Finance ErrtptoymenI is contingent WWW raaltor,co(n/lasv HANDYMAN HANDYMAN «N. LAS VEGAS* 1000 Domestic upon a thorough background investigation your ad 1700 Mobile 1700 Mobile Needd. .. e^t/undraileubief Concrete Patios 4 Help Equal Opportunity Empk^yer Salary will DOE Classifieds Homes melsandeaol com Serving Sid«wail(s Experienced Vlaa, Mastercard, DIacover, 1X1 Boxed Ad Homes WoodWort< Professional Nanny I Caah * Chacta • MKIB Payable To Please sutxnit resumes and references by De- Gentleman needs a Or Large Home , mnniM. DBSION ONOUP cember 17,2001 to PO Box 2825. Weal Wend- work Stucco, Shelving A housekeeper to clean Henderson & Aijmintstrator over. Nevada 89683 For more lniormatk>n for 2 Weeks HE\DEIIIIO\ EQR >ALE Call Gates my home in return for Excel Refer mak V0 Saw. A Maa. Saii>-4am please contact the Mayor, Joaapbine Thaut Bridi Planters 5Day LA«-in CHAnvMawertOMa loaascio room i board Drivers k- Let the City of West Wendover. at )lhau(«wa«wendo- BEST rtMILl PARk for A Tiie Floors Can Margaret canee a phis Ok to have Huge 2 br • Den, Double $650/mo Boulder City vercitycom or by caling (775) 664-3061 sxt 702 373-3042 -jUlilKirn ~ an outside job or social Classifieds 14 Ybu may also visil our web site at 3 br. DoutXe $750/rT»o 5«4-22t9 security 559-0991 Hitd«r%on: 435-7700 "FrM Home Warranty" you 435'7700 wwm.Uta$ton9.c»m www westwendovaccjty com work for you 294-2964 Incl, space, vacant rtady to mova in nowl Botilder CHy: 293-2302 OAC Co-Op. S2S-24M. Oalt m Page 16 Henderson Home News Tuesday, December 4, 2001

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