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Volume 43,54th Edition Henderson, Nevada 25e THE COMMUNITY'S NEWSPAPEP -wl \ Tuesday, July 7,1992 Old Vegas plans to be reviewed By Paul Szydeiko Managing Editor The Henderson City Council tonight will consider an architec- tural review and use permit to allow limited gaming and a lim- ited gaming liquor operation at Old Vegas. The council is scheduled to meet at4:30p.m.inCouncil Chambers, City Hall. 240 Water St. The applicant. Focus 20(X). in- tends to re-opcn the Old Vegas -pwHtaeHfty^iHeiutimg^afHttaunmfr-" and casino. All existing buildings will remain in nearly identical size, design arid layout, but will be re- furbished and landscaping will be added. Included in the use permit ap- plication is an overall master plan forthe 127-acre site. Afterthe fort is ie-upciicu,uieappiicant intends to add as many as three hotel and casino sites, three truck and rec- reation vehicle centers and pos- sibly a factory outlet mall. Old Vegas has been closed since 1986. In other business, the council will consider an ordinance which adds administrative guidelines to me vyaiefAlIocaiion Orainancej; The guidelines deal withlate ap^ plications, criteria for placement on the water deferral list and a DAMBOREE PARADE WINNER—A Henderson float, comprised of the City. More photos of the 44th Damboree celebration will appear in Thursday's schedule for council reconsidera- Demolay and Rainbow groups of the Masonic Lodge, won honors as best edition. tluii uf Uefeiied watcri Fraternal OrgaTsrzaiToinroal during Salurday^sTJambdree parailelrTBoulder' Photo by Aaron Mayts applications. Homeowners discuss Old Vegas, LIDs By Aaron Mayes fectively cutting the entire prop- conceptual plans for a recreation People are interested." News Staff Writer erty into half. -vehicle park and additional gam- Focus 2000 hopes to renovate .. Questions over the Old Vegas Bob O'Neil, Focus 2000 ex- ing facilities have been filed with the buildings, bringing them "up site and whether residents in the ecutive director of property de- the city of Henderson Planning to code" and re-open at the same RivcrMountain neighborhood arc velopment, told the audience of DcpartmenL Focus 2000 repre- time the U.S. 95 (Henderson ex- being forced into participating in more than 75 that plans for the sentatives said that conceptual pressway) extcns ion is completed. a Local Improvement District remaining property, approxi- plans arc just that, "conceptual" The property, which runs (LID) were abundant during the mately 80 acres, have not been and that the only thing that is set is northeast along Boulder Highway, area's homeowners' association set. the re-opening of the Old Vegas is "hard-zoned" in a CC-G meeting Wednesday at Fay Gal- He added that the reason for site. (community commercial with loway Elementary School. Focus 2000's involvement with O'Neil focused the company's gaming enterprise overlay) diS; Representatives from Focus the homeowners' association is presentation on the positive as- trict. With the CC-G zoning in 2000, fomneriy MaiCor Devel- promote a woilcing relationship. pects of opening the fort as well as place. Focus 2000 said, the re- opment, presented plans to clean- Residents and the company's the improvements being planned maining property's future will up and re-open the "old fort" as a planning staff should work to- for the existing buildings. mostlikely becommcreial of some commercial site with gaming. gether to create acceptable uses "We get 100.,pcpple'a Wy^ •type.-- -••>•••"••'"••'"• •" -••^- ^ " Focus 2000 represcntatiyes alsQ • for the remaininjg propeity^O'Ncil stopping by and ipokinj^at Jte^ outlined a plan to re-align Boul- said. site.'' O'Neirsaid. 'The 'Old See LIDs, Page 3 der Highway behind the site, ef- It was noted, however, that Vegas' site really survives itself. Chamber, merchants begin Tuesday's Shoppers Club
Local merchants and the Small -BusinessCouncil of the Hcnder. son Chamber of Commerce .have initiated the Tuesday's Shoppers _Club in Henderson^ _^ Merchants can join the Tuesday's ShoRjer Club through the Chamber of Commerce. Par- ticipating merchants will display a poster and provide a 10% dis- WOMAN OF THE YEAR—Barbara Stafford won Opportunity count to any person holding a Village's Woman of the Year Friday for her hard work and membership card. The discount concern for other people. She displays the plaque at work following will be given on all items whether a presentation Wednesday at the Rio Hotel and Casino. ornottheyare fidl price ormarked Photo by Aaron Mayea down, a spokesman forthe project said. Consumers can join the Tuesday's Shoppers Qub through Opportunity Village the Chamberof Commerce for$5 for 1992. receive a membership card and shop at 10% off on honors Stafford Tuesdays.
By Roy Theiss Opportunity Village in Hender- Among the merchants already ATeiriSUff Writer son, said she nominated Stafford participating are Othena's Fash- For 10 years. Opportunity for the award because she is a hard ions, Sandi's Office Supply, Village's Woman of the Year worker. Stafford's discipline and Gene's Locksmith. Barbara's award has gone to one of the six dedication were the reasons she Boutique. Koffee Komer, Book TUESDAY'S SHOPPERS CLUB— The SmaU sumer membershipcard. From left areChamhec^. stores or centers outside of the gained the honor, Edwards said. Round-up. Henderson Drugs, Business Council of the Henderson Chamber of of Commerce Executive Director Gary John- Henderson area. But Barbara Opportunity Village employs ap- Henderson Union 76 Gas Sution Commerce and area ma>chants have teamed to son, Kesterson, local CPA William J. Sheehan, Suffoid changed all that as she proximately 300 intellectually and Nick's Supper Qub. Mtut the Tuesday's Stoppers Club. Participat- Othena Williams of Othcna*s Fashions, new became the flrst Henderson Op- challenged people. ing merchants offer a 10% discount of goods Chamber of Commerce President Paul Gargis, portunity Village employee to win Merchants^^ay contact the and services to participating club members. promotions and advertising specialist Elaine die award. See Stafford, Page 2 Chamber of Conunerce at 565- Mayor Loma Kesterson bought the first con- Blue and Greg Phillips of Phillips Furniture. Nlkki Edwards, manager of 8951 to enroll. FlMto kj Aarw Mayw
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Tuesday, July 7,1992 Page 2 Henderson Home News, Henderson, Nevada Tuesday, July 7,1992 Henderson Home News, Henderson, Nevada Page 3 Man pleads guilty Clearing out the editor's notebool( LIDs from Page 1 Easy Breathers to meet July 22 No one asked but: School^duate of 1991, and a to lewdness charges Of equal importance to River widi Public Worics Director Marie dents noted diat die deferal^ of sophomore at the University of Mountain homeowners was the Calhoun, Chief Planner Bill SmiUi off-site improvements will be Excellent comment: Mayor Easy Brcadiers will hold its well as our regular monthly can Hospital," said Sister Robert Nevada-Reno, Basic High question of a new ordinance re- and odier city staffers to explain conditioned as die City Council Loma Kesterson cut to the heart annual summer luncheon from meetings held at St. Rose E>o- Joseph Bailey, coordinator of School senior Mason Turner cently passed by die Henderson die ordinance. sees fit Williams refuted die ar- of the issue during last noon to 1:30p.m. July22 in die St minican Hospital," said Dave community education at St Rose and Green Valley High School Sexual assault counts to be dropped City Council diat requires off-site Williams said the ordinance's gument saying that die "defer- Tuesday's special meeting re- Rose Dominican Hospital Annex. Mehlbcrg, a certified respiratory Dominican. 'The luncheon wiU garding Sky Harbor Airport. senior Kara Kindstrom will improvements to be installed. Off- intent was not to force ments will most likely be until an sentencing by DisiKct Court Judge Easy Brcadiers is a lung support dierapist and coordinator for Easy give new participants a chance to Henderson City Council mem- learn a little about community By Katherine E. Scott site improv.ements include any homeowners in the River Moun- LID is developed." Lee Gates in Department 8. •_„ group sponsored by Nevada Brcadiers. "Our main goal is to meet and socialize with other bers expressed many reserva- newspapers and the workplace /Veifj Staff Writer r£ombination of pavement, curbs, tain neight)ortiood into choosing He ifdded diat LID'S are brought' The records state that the pros- Medical Supply and St. Rose help lung patients learn what diey respiratory patients before at- tions about buying and manag- for the next couple months. A Henderson man arrested in gutters, sidewalks and street lights. between patchwork impr^ove- fordi as a citizens' project and are ecuting attorney agreed to make Dominican Hospital to assist can do to relieve breathirig diffi- tending a regular meeting. New ing a reliever airport, but Dream Team: Watching May for the sexual assaults of Other improvements include ments or an LID, but rather to stop not forced or required by die city. no recommendations whether the pcoplc suffering from emphysema culties and avoid unnecessary members ar% always welcome to Kesterson said "We have to Team USA trounce all chal- several young giris is scheduled sewer and water hook-ups which homebuilders in Henderson from The process of Creating an LID sentences should run concurrently and other related chronic lung hospital admissions." attend." maintain some kind of control lengers the past week was great for sentencing on July 27 after must be brought across die face of circumventing dieir responsibili- starts widi a citizens' petition in'' or consecutively when Lanzon is disca.ses. "The classes are offered free of so we don't have another hin. Sure, the games were not pleading guilty to three counts of die lot in order for the next lot- ties as developers. favor of some types of improve- sentenced later this month. "Anyone interested in die Easy charge, and are conducted die For more information or to make doughnut." exacUy nerve-rattling, spine- lewdness with a minor, according owner to continue die process. "We have never forced an LID. ments—somediing River Moun- Whether he may be eligible for Breathers program is welcome to second Wednesday of each mondi reservations for die luncheon, call That describes what the BMI tingling suspense. But the art- to Qark County District Court. The ordinance requires anyone I truly believe die council will tain neighbodiood residents are probation will depend on the attend our summer luncheon as at 2:30 p.m. at St. Rose Domini- Bailey at 564-4542. complex is—a hole regulated by Qark County surrounded by the istry, the athleticism and the teamwork among usual mortal enemies Joseph Lanzon, 66, who lived seeking a new building permit to defer off-sites when you come not doing, WUliams said. outcome of a psychological ex- city of Henderson. If Qaik County pursues the purchase of Sky combined for awe-inspiring viewing. The opponents actually asked in the Highland Village Apart- construct off-site improvements in," Williams said referring to die City officials told die group diat amination, according to court Harbor, which is within Henderson boundaries, the city should to have their picture taken with Team USA before the games and ments on Taylor Street, was before die permit is issued. Some option of asking die council for a a survey sheet has been sent to records. attempt to negotiate an agreement to maintain some control over the during halftime during the past week's tournament. One' coach originally charged with four residents were concemed that re- deferment of off-site improve- homeowners in areas such as the types of craft that land, the run-Way length and strength and sur- added that an All-Star team of the best players from other teams in counts of sexual assault and six quiring improvements on an in- ments. / River Mountain neighborhood to Lanzon was arrested on May 4 rounding uses. This will be a story that will continue to evolve over the tournament could be put together, given a 30-point lead and the counts of lewdness with a minor dividual lot basis would create see if residents arc interested in . after one of the girls told her the coming months and years. ball and still lose to Team USA. The SummerOlympics in Barcelona under the age of 14, police said. "patchwork" pavement dirough- Hafen agreed, adding diat he improvements and if so, what mother what happened, Roble Two meetings to discuss multi-familyhousing: Was the city of should be a little more competitive, but a more certain gold medal Six victims ranged in age from out die neighborhood. Odiers cited "does not believe the intent of the types. said. Further investigation rc^ Henderson admitting to a division when it scheduled two separate is hard to imagine. 3 to 7, HPD Detective Nick Roble the ordinance as a way to make an resolution is to require someone Calhoun said diat recent num- vealed six victims, he said, adding meetings, one at Basic High School and one in the Green Valley said. He said Lanzon reportedly LID creation look like a better in Section 27 to put in full off-site bers indicate diat property owners altfmg BEAT the incidents occurred oyeLapgi^ neighborhood, to discuss multiple-family housing in the Green Agassi, finallv! Finally. Anrir^ Aoaggi^^gma^hi^imh .-uHfMvy^^iwHa ii-weytvifte UHtM' "ifrmc River MSiMliiihneiplxir- naiiasu'^ng aileasiscvcri^ inbrifc sTM'evOTt a winner. It could Ije little jealousy, but I have always using candy and toys. Councilmen Andy Hafen and a building permit." hood are two-to-one against "any In addition, he said Lanzon's this far-reaching city? The meetings were fairiy well-attended and regretted that this Las Vegan earned endorsements and fame before In a plea bargain arrangement, Lorin L. William were on hand Despite die assurances, resi- types of off-site improvements." 28-year-oId stepdaughter in- the city's Planning Department received good input on what resi- he did anything to deserve them. He avoided Wimbledon, the Lanzon pleaded guilty on June 29 fonned police that she had been dents are concerned about and what should be studied. grandest of the grand slam events, for years before donning the to threccounts of lewdness with a molested over a period of about Welcome to Interns: The News is pleased to welcome three whites last year. The criticism will be behind him for now. Let's see minor, according to District Court Rotarians discuss public broadcasting seven years, begirming when she interns for work over the sunmier. James Welbom, a Basic High how long he stays on top of the tennis world. . •• records. All other charges are to be dismissed when he appears for was 9 years old. By Mary Hubel They have a budget of $2.5 Contributing Writer million, half of which comes from THURSfRl.&ftT Public Broadcast Station die Qark County School District. Teen's suicide threat ends KLVX-Channel 10 reaches The Corporation for Public- ^ Suin. Shots fired into iiome may be gang-related 238,000 television households In Broadcasting contributes about die local market and close to a 20% and die remainder comes Officers were called to an Thompson said nobody was moving here some two years ago. peacefuliy after shooting By Katherine E. Scott quarterof a million including the from the community through apartment on Sunset Circle shortly injured during the shooting. He Investigating officers were un- TULY A^tfM's Staff Writer By Katherine E. Scott ouUying areas, Dan Goldfarb, memberships and fundraising ac- suicide after the shots were fired, Henderson police are seeking before midnight Thursday after said the victim was a 17-year-old able to locate any suspects in the Aden's Staff Writer president of Friends of Channel tivities. police said. suspects in a possible gang-related several shots were fired through a youth who may have had con- area, according to a news release An unemployed Valley View 10, recently told Henderson Hill, who heads up die station's "Police quickly cordoned off shoodng in the Pittman neigh- window, HPD Detective Lt. nections with the Compton, Call f., issued after the incident. At least 9.10.1112 neighborhood teenager was ar- Rotarians. volunteerefforts, said they have a the area while dispatchers at- borhood last week. Tommy Thompson said Monday. "Tortilla Flats" ^ang .before one possible suspect had a valid rested after shooting through his tempted to get Mr. Famam's wife Goldfarb, Charlotte Hill. membership of 10.000 which in- alibi, Thompson sauL reascs widi each fundraiser. — bedroom wall following a family and child to leave the residencfeJ!i„J_TS Hcsaid itris possible the shoofeig; fuUiiubrOf uicFriends,^d Marian Tt^lt aCOUv li.ij p.m cdjics- S^gjoHKlnewji relftHSft MUft^Hy/aaffiimstrafave special- Volunteers are always needed oTTioo open doily was not gang-related, but said Dan Goldfarb for die membership drives, secre- BayT^MeMjiii poHce f&portd Famam's wife and their 18 police bcUevc it did involve either ist In institiitional services for the larger building, die result of a tarial work, mailings and special Richard Luke Famam, 19, was month-old baby were able to leave The Henderson branch residents in the payment of their the Senior Citizens Center. The gang members, associates, or station, were introduced by C.T. charged withdischaigingafirearm 5g,weU. U.S. Department of Labor ^rant events. without resistance ftom Famam, assessor's office will remain open personal property (mobile homes, office will be open Monday "wannabe's." — Scweli was a member of the aiong-widnnonies ht>m IM Sdiool Murphy emphasized that the where people may be endangered, police said. A police negotiator on ad^aiUybasis^tlupugh Aug. 31.. aiTcraft, business) tax bills and through Friday from 8 n.m. to Any persons with information police said. AecoRling to iX)lice, ^en talked wrOi Famam, who announced Marie W. Schofield, signing of their exemptions. 12:30 p.m. and from 1 to 4 p.m. Garic County School Board when district instructional programming be- EVERYTHING- about the incident may call the bullets from Famam's .22 caliber Channel 10 was established by There is now a second public tween 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. offered surrendered about 12:45 p.m., assistant county assessor. The Henderson assessor'soffice Monday through Friday. The Henderson Police Department at ^EycLUDihiG,: CARDS i QOUD Jtwlay rifle penetrated the wall of the die Nevada State Legislature In TV station in Nevada, Channel 5 teachers in die schools is not en- according to police. Schofield is opening the Hend- is located at 27 E. Texas, inside telephone number is 455-7960. 565-2009 or 565-8933. residence, exiting into the neigh- Famam was booked in Hend- erson office on a daily basis in 1967 and Las Vegas chosen as the in Reno. tertainment but has definite edu- borhood on Fullerton SQ-eet. erson City Jail with bail set at order to accommodate the Hend- site for die first PBS facility. Channel 10 riot only transmits cational value. Famam threatened to commit $2,500, police said. erson, Boulder City, Searchlight Stafford from Page 1 The first station was located at to Soudicm Nevada but die signal "The teacher has access to ihc and surrounding community die Soudiem Nevada Vocational via translator is received in Lin- worid dirough the tapes and so Technical School. In December coln, Nye and White Pine Coun- dien does die student. It's a won- "She's a model employee," said 1974 they moved to their present ties pliis Indio, Calif. - ___ ^derfid tool to use in education." Edwards. "She never has to be *lStafford] never has to be told what to do. told what to do. She knows her job and she does it well. She's part She knows her job and she does it well. She's part Foss wins in VICA competition superwoman because she never superwoman because she never takes off. She's Jason Foss of Henderson was medallists from 49 states, Canada. studcntsinthenation'spublichigh takes off. She's missed a half day SAM'S missed a half day of work this past year." die Secondary Gold Medallist in Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands schools, vocational-technical of work this past year." .Marine Mechanics at die Voca- competed in hands-on skill and centers, area vocational schools When Stafford has a new task, Nikki Edwards tional Industrial Clubs of leadership contests.. The USSO and two-ycarcommunity colleges. 6S7^+epV»«!^ •€ SV./OFF Sunset she tackles it immediately, said »M_J - /-fJ-rj Manager, America's 28di annual Leadership contests are run, supported, and VICA offers leadership, citizen- TO^VN Vera Coates, assistant manager. Opportunity Village Conference and United States Judged by representatives from ship, and character development J*>or>e:^S4>OOZ3 "She follows directions. This UTympfcs held in Louisville, Ky., business and industry. Nearly 450 rarely happens unless you are programs and activities to June22-26. r^TTT: ...,;J-„ corporations, trade associatioris standing there." complement stude;itskill training. ROVALFtUSH and labor unions worid widi edu- Stafford wodcs in the process- "I didn't really dtink she had a and really likes to help others. The .VICA United States Skill catiorr'and VICA on the national ing area 6f the store 35 hours a chance. I didn't think we -would In addition to Stafford's wilk - .jQlpripics(LJSSQ) is the lasgfst— iSIympics:Thfe ^obatiSnal in^ •week. She hjaigs clcLhcs and helps get uic recognidon because We' tngness lo do anything,liiTcofl- and most diverse^showcase of dustiial Clubs of America is die ^EinfEr24 ftoimt MM at the boutique store next door. are in the out-reaches, out here in cem for others also helped her skill training in die nation. On organization for trade, industrial, Stafford also helps clean the area. Henderson. It's sad but true," win the award, Edwards said. June 26, more dian 3.000 gold technical, and he^rh orriipatinnc Although Edwards sent a 14- Fdwaids said. "She's always tuimenied ft)i Includes Soup and Salad Bar page letter of recommendation Stafford said she was happy others if they are not feeling well." -about Stafford to Opportunity when she got die award, "I'm very Coates added, "She never says THE LOWEST PRICES ON QUALITY Village's Primary Board, she proud, also for my Mom and Dad." anything cmel to anyone. She didn't think Stafford would win She added that she enjoys never complaint. She's just a EYEWEAR IN LAS VEGAS the award. working at Opportunity Village peach." Filet Mi^non Planners to dtscuss Two Crows 7 OX FIUET WRAPPED IN BACON AND BROILED " s '.9i ^y AaronMayes • Discuss a" use permit and ar- ^'^iVewi Staff" Writer die Green Valley neighbortiood. chltectiiral review of an 80 foot Items before die planners will The Henderson Plajining Corjir cellular monopoly for Cellular Soup and Salad Bar ml^on during its regular meeting be forwarded to die Henderson One at the Safe Sto Mini Storag City Council for final consider- 11 AM TO 7 p.m. Thursday is expected to 2225 N. Green Valley Paricwa^ ation. COMPUTE PiUCE INCLUDES FRAME & UNS... MIDNIGHT cs Broiled Cornish Hen discuss a tentative map review for SERVED WITH CHERRY SAUCE; AND RICE PJLAP Dr.Mdvin J. Bagley'sTwo Crows $39 I $59 I $79 I $99 development -HENDERSON^ Teriyaki Chicken Brochette Two Crows is proposed to GET A SECOND PAIR OF GLASSES FOR ONLY... SERVED WITH FRESH VEGETABLES HOTEL,GAMBLniaHALL consist of 123 lots on 64 acres in AND PINEAPPLE Las V«g«s, IStovada an RS-6 (single family residential) district in the Calico Ridge An Independent Newspaper $20 I $30 I $40 I $50 MONmV MIIWCMIMMmNS neighborhood. The project would Founded June /, 19S1 '^ INCLUDES: Sweet Italian Sausage In have a density of 1.91 units per i lUBBir INOTUBBITI • Frame and Single Vision Lens Tomato Sauce Fi5t Royal Flush Hit acre. SERVED OVER LINGUlHl NOODLES Halibut Loin, Broiled Bagley is a longtime Henderson . 1, Nt»«ta. (USPS 51M49) • 1 Year Guarantee SERVED WITH CAPER MUTTERaUl Between July 1,1992 resident and optometiist. 2 C^-i^S^F-SToHTSl^!« HgJobsON^HOMU^ • Clear Class or Plastic Lenses • Bifocals (D-28) $20 More In other business, the planners MIKEO'CALLAGHAN CAROLYN O-CAUJIGHAN and June 30,1993 are expected to: PMUUIV • Some High Power Rx's Additional Charge SSJir '1200 '500 PAULSZYDELKO Co-PirtWMr • Discuss the future of Wally's Elan • Hart • Zimco • Anthony Martin • Carousel Aloha Chicken Salad Platter ' MaRigtai Editor CHICKEN BREAST. MARI NATEO SERVED Receives a Sam's Town Wagon Wheel Hotel & Casino TIM O'CAIXAGHAN WITHriMBAff«.i.* ^*''*y* MARY COLLEEN MIELE Eye Exams (inc.ci«uccxna)^25 -. ^ proposed for 2200 S. Boulder G«a«rar MMMgw ConUct lent Rx extra Designer Jacket. Hi^way in a CH-G (highway H3.C.INM(»||MH <*«•»-»« M«iii» ".:Slf^'Z700'l250 Mlk« CCallagbMi. PrMMwi; Croly. O'CaUMhu. 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Tuesday, July 7,1992 Page 2 Henderson Home News, Henderson, Nevada Tuesday, July 7,1992 Henderson Home News, Henderson, Nevada Page 3 Man pleads guilty Clearing out the editor's notebool( LIDs from Page 1 Easy Breathers to meet July 22 No one asked but: School^duate of 1991, and a to lewdness charges Of equal importance to River widi Public Worics Director Marie dents noted diat die deferal^ of sophomore at the University of Mountain homeowners was the Calhoun, Chief Planner Bill SmiUi off-site improvements will be Excellent comment: Mayor Easy Brcadiers will hold its well as our regular monthly can Hospital," said Sister Robert Nevada-Reno, Basic High question of a new ordinance re- and odier city staffers to explain conditioned as die City Council Loma Kesterson cut to the heart annual summer luncheon from meetings held at St. Rose E>o- Joseph Bailey, coordinator of School senior Mason Turner cently passed by die Henderson die ordinance. sees fit Williams refuted die ar- of the issue during last noon to 1:30p.m. July22 in die St minican Hospital," said Dave community education at St Rose and Green Valley High School Sexual assault counts to be dropped City Council diat requires off-site Williams said the ordinance's gument saying that die "defer- Tuesday's special meeting re- Rose Dominican Hospital Annex. Mehlbcrg, a certified respiratory Dominican. 'The luncheon wiU garding Sky Harbor Airport. senior Kara Kindstrom will improvements to be installed. Off- intent was not to force ments will most likely be until an sentencing by DisiKct Court Judge Easy Brcadiers is a lung support dierapist and coordinator for Easy give new participants a chance to Henderson City Council mem- learn a little about community By Katherine E. Scott site improv.ements include any homeowners in the River Moun- LID is developed." Lee Gates in Department 8. •_„ group sponsored by Nevada Brcadiers. "Our main goal is to meet and socialize with other bers expressed many reserva- newspapers and the workplace /Veifj Staff Writer r£ombination of pavement, curbs, tain neight)ortiood into choosing He ifdded diat LID'S are brought' The records state that the pros- Medical Supply and St. Rose help lung patients learn what diey respiratory patients before at- tions about buying and manag- for the next couple months. A Henderson man arrested in gutters, sidewalks and street lights. between patchwork impr^ove- fordi as a citizens' project and are ecuting attorney agreed to make Dominican Hospital to assist can do to relieve breathirig diffi- tending a regular meeting. New ing a reliever airport, but Dream Team: Watching May for the sexual assaults of Other improvements include ments or an LID, but rather to stop not forced or required by die city. no recommendations whether the pcoplc suffering from emphysema culties and avoid unnecessary members ar% always welcome to Kesterson said "We have to Team USA trounce all chal- several young giris is scheduled sewer and water hook-ups which homebuilders in Henderson from The process of Creating an LID sentences should run concurrently and other related chronic lung hospital admissions." attend." maintain some kind of control lengers the past week was great for sentencing on July 27 after must be brought across die face of circumventing dieir responsibili- starts widi a citizens' petition in'' or consecutively when Lanzon is disca.ses. "The classes are offered free of so we don't have another hin. Sure, the games were not pleading guilty to three counts of die lot in order for the next lot- ties as developers. favor of some types of improve- sentenced later this month. "Anyone interested in die Easy charge, and are conducted die For more information or to make doughnut." exacUy nerve-rattling, spine- lewdness with a minor, according owner to continue die process. "We have never forced an LID. ments—somediing River Moun- Whether he may be eligible for Breathers program is welcome to second Wednesday of each mondi reservations for die luncheon, call That describes what the BMI tingling suspense. But the art- to Qark County District Court. The ordinance requires anyone I truly believe die council will tain neighbodiood residents are probation will depend on the attend our summer luncheon as at 2:30 p.m. at St. Rose Domini- Bailey at 564-4542. complex is—a hole regulated by Qark County surrounded by the istry, the athleticism and the teamwork among usual mortal enemies Joseph Lanzon, 66, who lived seeking a new building permit to defer off-sites when you come not doing, WUliams said. outcome of a psychological ex- city of Henderson. If Qaik County pursues the purchase of Sky combined for awe-inspiring viewing. The opponents actually asked in the Highland Village Apart- construct off-site improvements in," Williams said referring to die City officials told die group diat amination, according to court Harbor, which is within Henderson boundaries, the city should to have their picture taken with Team USA before the games and ments on Taylor Street, was before die permit is issued. Some option of asking die council for a a survey sheet has been sent to records. attempt to negotiate an agreement to maintain some control over the during halftime during the past week's tournament. One' coach originally charged with four residents were concemed that re- deferment of off-site improve- homeowners in areas such as the types of craft that land, the run-Way length and strength and sur- added that an All-Star team of the best players from other teams in counts of sexual assault and six quiring improvements on an in- ments. / River Mountain neighborhood to Lanzon was arrested on May 4 rounding uses. This will be a story that will continue to evolve over the tournament could be put together, given a 30-point lead and the counts of lewdness with a minor dividual lot basis would create see if residents arc interested in . after one of the girls told her the coming months and years. ball and still lose to Team USA. The SummerOlympics in Barcelona under the age of 14, police said. "patchwork" pavement dirough- Hafen agreed, adding diat he improvements and if so, what mother what happened, Roble Two meetings to discuss multi-familyhousing: Was the city of should be a little more competitive, but a more certain gold medal Six victims ranged in age from out die neighborhood. Odiers cited "does not believe the intent of the types. said. Further investigation rc^ Henderson admitting to a division when it scheduled two separate is hard to imagine. 3 to 7, HPD Detective Nick Roble the ordinance as a way to make an resolution is to require someone Calhoun said diat recent num- vealed six victims, he said, adding meetings, one at Basic High School and one in the Green Valley said. He said Lanzon reportedly LID creation look like a better in Section 27 to put in full off-site bers indicate diat property owners altfmg BEAT the incidents occurred oyeLapgi^ neighborhood, to discuss multiple-family housing in the Green Agassi, finallv! Finally. Anrir^ Aoaggi^^gma^hi^imh .-uHfMvy^^iwHa ii-weytvifte UHtM' "ifrmc River MSiMliiihneiplxir- naiiasu'^ng aileasiscvcri^ inbrifc sTM'evOTt a winner. It could Ije little jealousy, but I have always using candy and toys. Councilmen Andy Hafen and a building permit." hood are two-to-one against "any In addition, he said Lanzon's this far-reaching city? The meetings were fairiy well-attended and regretted that this Las Vegan earned endorsements and fame before In a plea bargain arrangement, Lorin L. William were on hand Despite die assurances, resi- types of off-site improvements." 28-year-oId stepdaughter in- the city's Planning Department received good input on what resi- he did anything to deserve them. He avoided Wimbledon, the Lanzon pleaded guilty on June 29 fonned police that she had been dents are concerned about and what should be studied. grandest of the grand slam events, for years before donning the to threccounts of lewdness with a molested over a period of about Welcome to Interns: The News is pleased to welcome three whites last year. The criticism will be behind him for now. Let's see minor, according to District Court Rotarians discuss public broadcasting seven years, begirming when she interns for work over the sunmier. James Welbom, a Basic High how long he stays on top of the tennis world. . •• records. All other charges are to be dismissed when he appears for was 9 years old. By Mary Hubel They have a budget of $2.5 Contributing Writer million, half of which comes from THURSfRl.&ftT Public Broadcast Station die Qark County School District. Teen's suicide threat ends KLVX-Channel 10 reaches The Corporation for Public- ^ Suin. Shots fired into iiome may be gang-related 238,000 television households In Broadcasting contributes about die local market and close to a 20% and die remainder comes Officers were called to an Thompson said nobody was moving here some two years ago. peacefuliy after shooting By Katherine E. Scott quarterof a million including the from the community through apartment on Sunset Circle shortly injured during the shooting. He Investigating officers were un- TULY A^tfM's Staff Writer By Katherine E. Scott ouUying areas, Dan Goldfarb, memberships and fundraising ac- suicide after the shots were fired, Henderson police are seeking before midnight Thursday after said the victim was a 17-year-old able to locate any suspects in the Aden's Staff Writer president of Friends of Channel tivities. police said. suspects in a possible gang-related several shots were fired through a youth who may have had con- area, according to a news release An unemployed Valley View 10, recently told Henderson Hill, who heads up die station's "Police quickly cordoned off shoodng in the Pittman neigh- window, HPD Detective Lt. nections with the Compton, Call f., issued after the incident. At least 9.10.1112 neighborhood teenager was ar- Rotarians. volunteerefforts, said they have a the area while dispatchers at- borhood last week. Tommy Thompson said Monday. "Tortilla Flats" ^ang .before one possible suspect had a valid rested after shooting through his tempted to get Mr. Famam's wife Goldfarb, Charlotte Hill. membership of 10.000 which in- alibi, Thompson sauL reascs widi each fundraiser. — bedroom wall following a family and child to leave the residencfeJ!i„J_TS Hcsaid itris possible the shoofeig; fuUiiubrOf uicFriends,^d Marian Tt^lt aCOUv li.ij p.m cdjics- S^gjoHKlnewji relftHSft MUft^Hy/aaffiimstrafave special- Volunteers are always needed oTTioo open doily was not gang-related, but said Dan Goldfarb for die membership drives, secre- BayT^MeMjiii poHce f&portd Famam's wife and their 18 police bcUevc it did involve either ist In institiitional services for the larger building, die result of a tarial work, mailings and special Richard Luke Famam, 19, was month-old baby were able to leave The Henderson branch residents in the payment of their the Senior Citizens Center. The gang members, associates, or station, were introduced by C.T. charged withdischaigingafirearm 5g,weU. U.S. Department of Labor ^rant events. without resistance ftom Famam, assessor's office will remain open personal property (mobile homes, office will be open Monday "wannabe's." — Scweli was a member of the aiong-widnnonies ht>m IM Sdiool Murphy emphasized that the where people may be endangered, police said. A police negotiator on ad^aiUybasis^tlupugh Aug. 31.. aiTcraft, business) tax bills and through Friday from 8 n.m. to Any persons with information police said. AecoRling to iX)lice, ^en talked wrOi Famam, who announced Marie W. Schofield, signing of their exemptions. 12:30 p.m. and from 1 to 4 p.m. Garic County School Board when district instructional programming be- EVERYTHING- about the incident may call the bullets from Famam's .22 caliber Channel 10 was established by There is now a second public tween 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. offered surrendered about 12:45 p.m., assistant county assessor. The Henderson assessor'soffice Monday through Friday. The Henderson Police Department at ^EycLUDihiG,: CARDS i QOUD Jtwlay rifle penetrated the wall of the die Nevada State Legislature In TV station in Nevada, Channel 5 teachers in die schools is not en- according to police. Schofield is opening the Hend- is located at 27 E. Texas, inside telephone number is 455-7960. 565-2009 or 565-8933. residence, exiting into the neigh- Famam was booked in Hend- erson office on a daily basis in 1967 and Las Vegas chosen as the in Reno. tertainment but has definite edu- borhood on Fullerton SQ-eet. erson City Jail with bail set at order to accommodate the Hend- site for die first PBS facility. Channel 10 riot only transmits cational value. Famam threatened to commit $2,500, police said. erson, Boulder City, Searchlight Stafford from Page 1 The first station was located at to Soudicm Nevada but die signal "The teacher has access to ihc and surrounding community die Soudiem Nevada Vocational via translator is received in Lin- worid dirough the tapes and so Technical School. In December coln, Nye and White Pine Coun- dien does die student. It's a won- "She's a model employee," said 1974 they moved to their present ties pliis Indio, Calif. - ___ ^derfid tool to use in education." Edwards. "She never has to be *lStafford] never has to be told what to do. told what to do. She knows her job and she does it well. She's part She knows her job and she does it well. She's part Foss wins in VICA competition superwoman because she never superwoman because she never takes off. She's Jason Foss of Henderson was medallists from 49 states, Canada. studcntsinthenation'spublichigh takes off. She's missed a half day SAM'S missed a half day of work this past year." die Secondary Gold Medallist in Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands schools, vocational-technical of work this past year." .Marine Mechanics at die Voca- competed in hands-on skill and centers, area vocational schools When Stafford has a new task, Nikki Edwards tional Industrial Clubs of leadership contests.. The USSO and two-ycarcommunity colleges. 6S7^+epV»«!^ •€ SV./OFF Sunset she tackles it immediately, said »M_J - /-fJ-rj Manager, America's 28di annual Leadership contests are run, supported, and VICA offers leadership, citizen- TO^VN Vera Coates, assistant manager. Opportunity Village Conference and United States Judged by representatives from ship, and character development J*>or>e:^S4>OOZ3 "She follows directions. This UTympfcs held in Louisville, Ky., business and industry. Nearly 450 rarely happens unless you are programs and activities to June22-26. r^TTT: ...,;J-„ corporations, trade associatioris standing there." complement stude;itskill training. ROVALFtUSH and labor unions worid widi edu- Stafford wodcs in the process- "I didn't really dtink she had a and really likes to help others. The .VICA United States Skill catiorr'and VICA on the national ing area 6f the store 35 hours a chance. I didn't think we -would In addition to Stafford's wilk - .jQlpripics(LJSSQ) is the lasgfst— iSIympics:Thfe ^obatiSnal in^ •week. She hjaigs clcLhcs and helps get uic recognidon because We' tngness lo do anything,liiTcofl- and most diverse^showcase of dustiial Clubs of America is die ^EinfEr24 ftoimt MM at the boutique store next door. are in the out-reaches, out here in cem for others also helped her skill training in die nation. On organization for trade, industrial, Stafford also helps clean the area. Henderson. It's sad but true," win the award, Edwards said. June 26, more dian 3.000 gold technical, and he^rh orriipatinnc Although Edwards sent a 14- Fdwaids said. "She's always tuimenied ft)i Includes Soup and Salad Bar page letter of recommendation Stafford said she was happy others if they are not feeling well." -about Stafford to Opportunity when she got die award, "I'm very Coates added, "She never says THE LOWEST PRICES ON QUALITY Village's Primary Board, she proud, also for my Mom and Dad." anything cmel to anyone. She didn't think Stafford would win She added that she enjoys never complaint. She's just a EYEWEAR IN LAS VEGAS the award. working at Opportunity Village peach." Filet Mi^non Planners to dtscuss Two Crows 7 OX FIUET WRAPPED IN BACON AND BROILED " s '.9i ^y AaronMayes • Discuss a" use permit and ar- ^'^iVewi Staff" Writer die Green Valley neighbortiood. chltectiiral review of an 80 foot Items before die planners will The Henderson Plajining Corjir cellular monopoly for Cellular Soup and Salad Bar ml^on during its regular meeting be forwarded to die Henderson One at the Safe Sto Mini Storag City Council for final consider- 11 AM TO 7 p.m. Thursday is expected to 2225 N. Green Valley Paricwa^ ation. COMPUTE PiUCE INCLUDES FRAME & UNS... MIDNIGHT cs Broiled Cornish Hen discuss a tentative map review for SERVED WITH CHERRY SAUCE; AND RICE PJLAP Dr.Mdvin J. Bagley'sTwo Crows $39 I $59 I $79 I $99 development -HENDERSON^ Teriyaki Chicken Brochette Two Crows is proposed to GET A SECOND PAIR OF GLASSES FOR ONLY... SERVED WITH FRESH VEGETABLES HOTEL,GAMBLniaHALL consist of 123 lots on 64 acres in AND PINEAPPLE Las V«g«s, IStovada an RS-6 (single family residential) district in the Calico Ridge An Independent Newspaper $20 I $30 I $40 I $50 MONmV MIIWCMIMMmNS neighborhood. The project would Founded June /, 19S1 '^ INCLUDES: Sweet Italian Sausage In have a density of 1.91 units per i lUBBir INOTUBBITI • Frame and Single Vision Lens Tomato Sauce Fi5t Royal Flush Hit acre. SERVED OVER LINGUlHl NOODLES Halibut Loin, Broiled Bagley is a longtime Henderson . 1, Nt»«ta. (USPS 51M49) • 1 Year Guarantee SERVED WITH CAPER MUTTERaUl Between July 1,1992 resident and optometiist. 2 C^-i^S^F-SToHTSl^!« HgJobsON^HOMU^ • Clear Class or Plastic Lenses • Bifocals (D-28) $20 More In other business, the planners MIKEO'CALLAGHAN CAROLYN O-CAUJIGHAN and June 30,1993 are expected to: PMUUIV • Some High Power Rx's Additional Charge SSJir '1200 '500 PAULSZYDELKO Co-PirtWMr • Discuss the future of Wally's Elan • Hart • Zimco • Anthony Martin • Carousel Aloha Chicken Salad Platter ' MaRigtai Editor CHICKEN BREAST. MARI NATEO SERVED Receives a Sam's Town Wagon Wheel Hotel & Casino TIM O'CAIXAGHAN WITHriMBAff«.i.* ^*''*y* MARY COLLEEN MIELE Eye Exams (inc.ci«uccxna)^25 -. ^ proposed for 2200 S. Boulder G«a«rar MMMgw ConUct lent Rx extra Designer Jacket. Hi^way in a CH-G (highway H3.C.INM(»||MH <*«•»-»« M«iii» ".:Slf^'Z700'l250 Mlk« CCallagbMi. PrMMwi; Croly. O'CaUMhu. 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By Mary Hubcl you and your family go to. If you excursion Saturday Contributing Writer go to die movies, go shopping or Lt. Mike Hawkins, Unit Com- out in public, you are going to be Delivered to your home every Tuesday The city of Henderson Paries Registration will be taken at the mander for Metro's Special En- exposed at some time or another & Thursday morning for only and Recreation Diepartment is Henderson Ybuth Center. 105 W. forcement Detail (Gang Detail), to tile violence that's associated sponsoring an excursion to Basic Road; the Civic Center, recently brought the Henderson with them," Hawkins warned. Per Year California's Magic Mountain on adjacent to Basic High School at Rotary Qub up-tO:date with the Within Metro 28 commissioned $2000 Home Delivery tl Saturday. •500 Palo Verde Dr.; and at the "^fang problems facing the entire officers are dedicated to work the ' The trip will be for participants Silver Springs Recreation Center, Las Vegas Valley. .street gang issue. In 1988 there ages 13-19. The fee is $47 and Just fill out the information below and i^isi Silver Springs Parkway. Beginning with .some history, vvcrc only four officers. includes round-frip motor coach mail to: HENDERSON HOME NEWS For more inlbrmalion, call 565- the 21-year Metro veteran ex- He said the police arc trying to transportation and unlimited use 2124,565-2121 or 435-3814. plained the defmition of a street 111akc "quality arrests" with hopes P.O. BOX 90430 of all attractions at the paric. gang as "a group of individuals ollongerprison sentences for gang Henderson, Nevada 89009 Th« word ballfll comet from tho Frtnch word biUfittf. moaning g that have a common identifying members. illlilJlill. In anclont Ath»n«, judgo* gtnorally gav* their verdicts by In 1991 ihey made in excess of dropping stone or metal balls Into boxes. sign or symbol and whose mem- Please start my subscription. bers engage in criminal activities." S{X) arrests, seized 140 guns and The Crips started in South SPEAKS ON GANGS—Metro Lt. Mike Hawkins recently served 92 searclrwarrants. They Name—.^ AMERICA'S BIGGEST NAME IN QUALITY NAME BRAND BLINDS^ Central Los Angeles in the late plan to continue targeting the Shop At Home In Over 400 Cities Nationwide spoke to the Henderson Rotary Club about gangs. Address WE'RE EVERYWHERE! 1960s. They were kids attending Courteiiy Pholu hardcorc leaders within the gangs. school who started muggings, Programs are being offered in Phone- rOfl Of FICE USE ONLY) robberies and extortions. They the valley to deter "wannabees with close to 500 members, 12 crimes in most instances. Enclosed Is my check or money order for »20 for the one year adopted the color blue for identi- mixed race gangs with about 200 "They can commit robberies, and gonnabees" from becoming Mr. Miniblind hardcore gang members. home delivery subsalptlon. fication. members and four white gangs burglaries, sell narcotics„.espe- Another group was formed at "What gangs do is a police Signed VERTICALS • WOOD BLINDS • PLEATED SHADES • DUEHES • DRAPERY with 170 members. . cially as juveniles, and once in the (NO REFUNDS) problem but why kids join is a Washington High School as pro- There arc seven separate gangs criminal justice system, there is >.nri:il nrnhlpm and hasjn jv arf. HENDERSON HOME NEWS 564-1881 n^mwiff 1evf wrBrari»RK* KHuwH&t- ^ -»~wgb**w*-w
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By Mary Hubcl you and your family go to. If you excursion Saturday Contributing Writer go to die movies, go shopping or Lt. Mike Hawkins, Unit Com- out in public, you are going to be Delivered to your home every Tuesday The city of Henderson Paries Registration will be taken at the mander for Metro's Special En- exposed at some time or another & Thursday morning for only and Recreation Diepartment is Henderson Ybuth Center. 105 W. forcement Detail (Gang Detail), to tile violence that's associated sponsoring an excursion to Basic Road; the Civic Center, recently brought the Henderson with them," Hawkins warned. Per Year California's Magic Mountain on adjacent to Basic High School at Rotary Qub up-tO:date with the Within Metro 28 commissioned $2000 Home Delivery tl Saturday. •500 Palo Verde Dr.; and at the "^fang problems facing the entire officers are dedicated to work the ' The trip will be for participants Silver Springs Recreation Center, Las Vegas Valley. .street gang issue. In 1988 there ages 13-19. The fee is $47 and Just fill out the information below and i^isi Silver Springs Parkway. Beginning with .some history, vvcrc only four officers. includes round-frip motor coach mail to: HENDERSON HOME NEWS For more inlbrmalion, call 565- the 21-year Metro veteran ex- He said the police arc trying to transportation and unlimited use 2124,565-2121 or 435-3814. plained the defmition of a street 111akc "quality arrests" with hopes P.O. BOX 90430 of all attractions at the paric. gang as "a group of individuals ollongerprison sentences for gang Henderson, Nevada 89009 Th« word ballfll comet from tho Frtnch word biUfittf. moaning g that have a common identifying members. illlilJlill. In anclont Ath»n«, judgo* gtnorally gav* their verdicts by In 1991 ihey made in excess of dropping stone or metal balls Into boxes. sign or symbol and whose mem- Please start my subscription. bers engage in criminal activities." S{X) arrests, seized 140 guns and The Crips started in South SPEAKS ON GANGS—Metro Lt. Mike Hawkins recently served 92 searclrwarrants. They Name—.^ AMERICA'S BIGGEST NAME IN QUALITY NAME BRAND BLINDS^ Central Los Angeles in the late plan to continue targeting the Shop At Home In Over 400 Cities Nationwide spoke to the Henderson Rotary Club about gangs. Address WE'RE EVERYWHERE! 1960s. They were kids attending Courteiiy Pholu hardcorc leaders within the gangs. school who started muggings, Programs are being offered in Phone- rOfl Of FICE USE ONLY) robberies and extortions. They the valley to deter "wannabees with close to 500 members, 12 crimes in most instances. Enclosed Is my check or money order for »20 for the one year adopted the color blue for identi- mixed race gangs with about 200 "They can commit robberies, and gonnabees" from becoming Mr. Miniblind hardcore gang members. home delivery subsalptlon. fication. members and four white gangs burglaries, sell narcotics„.espe- Another group was formed at "What gangs do is a police Signed VERTICALS • WOOD BLINDS • PLEATED SHADES • DUEHES • DRAPERY with 170 members. . cially as juveniles, and once in the (NO REFUNDS) problem but why kids join is a Washington High School as pro- There arc seven separate gangs criminal justice system, there is >.nri:il nrnhlpm and hasjn jv arf. HENDERSON HOME NEWS 564-1881 n^mwiff 1evf wrBrari»RK* KHuwH&t- ^ -»~wgb**w*-w
V girW^Mmi^i; T ^•i mmmim mm «MH«Mi ^ 1 Page 6 Henderson Home News, Henderson, Nevada Tuesday, July 7,1992 Tuesday, July 7,1992 ^T^^* Henderson Home News, Henderson, Nevadli Page 7 Diabetes Jazz group to perform class The Dave Ringerbach Jazz. Group will pcrforai a Mid-Day SPORTS Melodies Concert in the Hender- offered son City Hall Courtyard, 240 ;'In order-.to meet the special Water SL from 11:30 a.m. to 1 health needs of diabetics, the p.m. Thursday, July 16. Community Education Depart- Mid-Day Melodies Conceits are open to the entire community and TimeUops Ontario, falls to Norco ment at St. Rose Dominican Hospital offers a free diabetes offered free of charge. These education class each month," said concerts are sponsored by the city The Timet Wolves used a three- 1 in the bottom of the first, Timet out an out and was charged with Sister Robert Joseph Bailey/'cb- of Henderson Parks and Recre- run fifth inning to defeat an .scored three nins in the fifth. the loss. He allowed seven hits, ordinator of community educa-' ation Department and made pos- American Legion team from Jeremy Robinson singled and walked seven and struck out five. lion. "The class is open to all sible through grants from the Ontario, Calif, before being stole second base. With two outs. Oliver pitched one inning in relief, diabetics and their families. Our musicians Performance Trust eliminated from a weekend tou^ Brasher hit an RBI single, Kilar allowing one hit and one run. goal is to provide diabetics with Fund, Local 369. For more infor- nament in Southern California. followed with a single and Crine Oliver walked a batter and had ihe information they need to mation, call 565-2121. Dennis Crine pitched a seven- hit a two-run double. Marshall one strikeout. control their diabetes as well as hitter for the Wolves to improve walked but Erik Oliver struck out Norco scored a run in the top of keep them up-to-date on the latest to 4-2 on the season in the win to end the inning. the first against Marshall but Timet treatment available." COMING SOON! over Ontario Friday. Crine al- Left-hander Joey Ferblanke rallied to tie the score in the bot- The next diabetes education lowed a nin in the first inning and took the loss for Ontario, allowing tom of the fourth. With one out, class will be; conducted at 6:30 Inside Valet Storage two in the fifth. He walked four nine hits with three walks and six Kilar singled, Crine singled and p.m. on Tuesday, July 14, and For your boat or RV and struck out six. strikeouts. Marshall hit a sacrifice fly. Wednesday, July 15, in the Con- Timet scored twice in the top of For Timet, Crine was 2-for-3 The scored stayed 1-1 until ference Room at St. Rose Do- Now taking reservations the first. David Biddinger led off with a double and three RBI. Norco scored twice in the top of minican Ho.spital. with a double, but was thrown out Bra.sherwas2-for-4 with two runs BLAKES vrnroti anH an RRt anH RirlHintwr the eighth. Marshall walked a bat- —"•i-fle-itwi'sessHm-w-we iwo-• .^.-^^mt'.m'M »• w V -MAK^x,r=^*Mxm.^ -..: part class includes discussion of DONATION—The Target store in Whitney Ranch recently store's night employees. Manager Bob Emptage and the Wes Brasher. was 2-for-4 with a double. "ter sftrDnvet fepraeMTBrnvnr" 564 5425 walked his first batter and a the signs and symptoms of dia- donated $1,000 to the Arts Advisory Council of Green Valley council's Judi Steele. Matt Kilar walked and Crine hit Timet didn't fare as well in betes, common medications used for this year's Shakespeare in the Park. On hand were the Photo'by Aaron Mayes On the way to the lake an RBI single, scoring Brasher. Saturday night's game against fielder's choice put runners on in treatment along wiUi possible Mike Marshall singled to score Norco, Calif, losing 3-1 in eight first and third with one out. side effects and the importance of Kilar, but pinch-runner Ricco innings. Shortstop Brasher fielded a proper foot care," said Bailey. "In Paoncssa was thrown out at home Marshall (2-3) allowed only one ground ball and threw to home, LOOKING TOWARD THE FUTURE-Timet trip, Timet split two games. Monday they played our second session, we focus on Phone book recycling offered PWWWWWWW* iWWWWI to end the inning. mn in his first seven innings, but but the run scored. An RBI single lefthander Billy Boyle releases a pitch during a a doubleheader after ^Vfiff deadline. diet and exercise for diabetics." IRIS SALES - OLE'S After Ontario cut the lead to 2- gave up a mn in the eighth with- scored the game's final run. recent game. In California for a weeklong road Photo by Terry Cvtcr Due to limited seating, reser- Las Vegas valley residents can a joint recycling program now in a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through vations arc suggested. For more recycle their out-of-date phone its second year. Friday. STORES books just by leaving them in their The program is offered by Southern Nevadans helped re- information, or to make reserva- The Southern Nevada Iris Society, iris Rhizome (Bulb) Sales will be curbside recycling baskets under Donnelley Directory and Centel cycle more than 800,000 pounds Unbeaten White Sox capture tions, call Bailey at 564-4542. at the following Ole's locations and dates: Directory Co., co-publishers of of Centel First Source phone books the Centel First Source phone in the last year. July llth/12th: 5200 W. Sahara Avenue book, along with Silver State Silver State Disposal, woricing July 18th/19th: 4440 E. Tropicana Avenue Midget League championship July 25th/26th: 4750 S. Eastern Avenue Ms. Senior Pageant Disposal Service. through a broker, iinds various Phone books should be placed uses for the huge containers of Hours: . Sportco team finishes season witb^M^stars, but 17-0 record in the recycling bins with news- used phone books. contestants sought ^lapers^andJeft out QiLpicjc-W nfltrnpUftv. whiGh produced ii>nafer4fle^^30X'~siDic io^aSes- °i^ Recfsaiori Dvt/aitiMviU ani - ^ttyrtWwi briftks may .alM.te The Gark ^ounty Departmem jmd talem prcsemation. Special to the l\ews overaff" cimseii 'ds evenly as p>ossft»icr brought to Silver State's Material hensive phone book, prints more of Parks and Recreation is cur- The county pageant winner will The Sportco White Sox of the Recycling Facility at 333 W. than 600,000 books twice a year, "We had a lot of small kids who "We didn't have any super- rently accepting applications for advance to the Nevada State IIPRD Midget League clinched Gowan in Las Vegas, between 8 in July and January. could mn," Swenberg said. "We stars," Swenberg said. "Our one the 1993 Ms. Senior Qark County Pageant. an undefeated season Wednesday. stole more bases than anybody [exceptional] pitcher moved Pageant. Ttic^eadlmelor airin-"' Tlie Ms. Seiiiui Claik County ' me White Sox finished a 17-0 this year." halfway through the^ar:*^ terested applicants is Oct. 23. Pageant is part of a national pag- Optometry student completes year with a 12-7 win against the In the second inning, Carl In order to apply, contestants eant designed to emphasize and Assistant Coach Meacham said Blue Jays of Eves Constniction. Swenberg Jr hit a triple and scored must be 60 years of age or older give hdnor to women who have that for this reason he doesn't medical mission to Chile White jSox coaches Carl after a Blue Jays error. and a resident of Clark County reached the "Age of Elegance." know who will play in the AU- for a minimum of three months. Clark County is proud to be the Alisa McMahon, a Las Vegas course, we helped many people SwenbergandTim Meacham said The Blue Jays scored in the Star Game for the White Sox. that the year could be attributed to Ten to 12 contestants will be se- home of Lori Hargrave, Ms, Se- narive and fourth year optometry who were otherwise unable to get third inning, bringing the game "We have no one who could teamwork and defense. lected from all candidates to nior America 1991. Meg Wilson student, was a Member of a eye care arid glasses, including within one run. Nathan Muaina represent usinthe All-Stargame," participaje in the competition. is the reigning Ms. Senior Claric medical delegation which recently many schoolchildren." But their offense wasn't bad waliied and was brought in by he said. "They have kids out there" Contestants will be judged on County. visited Santiago, Chile, Assisted The eyeglass inventory must cither. Carl Rocha. Jarcd Grossman also that can throw 64-, 65-mile-an- their philosophy of life, charac- by local volunteers, the team ex- constantly be replenished. Once- In the first inning the White walked. Both scored on a Floriani hbur fastballs; we don't have ter and personality, community , Call 455-7513 or 455-8200 for amined 2,000 patients. used eyeglasses are received by Sox's Dustin Hall singled, stole single. The inning ended at 4-3. anyone like that." p- involvement, poise, formal wear an application or information. The mission was organized by the group, each pair is cleaned, second and third and scored on a Summer vacation was a disad- Swenberg agreed. AMIGOS, a non-profit organiza- evaluated for its prescriptive Jesse Smith single. Smith later vantage for the Blue Jays. The "The job would always get tion which has provided free vision power, labeled, and catalogued stole home. team fielded only eight players, done," he said. "But not always care to the underserved since 1975, into the AMIGOS inventoiy. The MidgetLeague, made upof putting pitcher Grossman on the by the same guy. Teamworic was Kids camp-out Saturday In addition to prescribing and Members of AMIGOS are ask- 11- and 12-year-oIds, is the first The average person has become very annoyed at having UNBEATABLE SPORTCO—The Sportco Hall; (second row) Jason Scoble, Daniel Findley, mound all six innings. the key." The city of Henderson Paries Pleasepre-rcgisterpriortoJulyS. dispensing eyeglasses, the cyecarc ing their hometown businesses and age division where stealing home, their mailboxes stuffed day after day with Junk mail. - White Sox captured the Midget League cham- Jimmy Porter, Eric Hayes; (bacl( row) head and Recreation Department is Space is limited. There is no fee to tcani evaluated the healthofcach service organizations for their is allowed. Blue JayscatchcrMiice An undefeated team at this level In the annual players^arcnts pionship recently with a 17-0 record. Team cpach Carl Swenberg, Carl Swenberg, Chris sponsoring an over-night camp- patient's eyes. Diabetes, high support. For more information, Floriani used this as an opportu- is unusual because of the way the game at Morrcll Paiic Friday, the participate. YOU DECIDE members are (fk'ont row, ft-cm left) John Cardona, Jesse Smith, Joshiia Meacham and. out, beginning at 7 p.m. Saturday To camp out at the Youth Center blood pressure, cataracts and write McMahon, 3768 Heritage nity for several outs at the plate. teams arc chosen, Swenberg said. players held on to their undefeated ' Can you afford to have your expensive mailer tossed in the garbage McDermitt, Richard Chagle, Dustin Hail, David assistant coach Tim Meacham. glaucoma were common findings. season with a 7-6 win. for campers ages 8-12. park, at 105 W. Basic Rd., register Ave., Las Vegas, Nevada 89121. can with the trash? Or worse yet, not be delivered until two days after the ^,._=•.^.,,.^.^-.,,-•„„^,•„^.„^,. .-^Aoto by Terry Carter.^ While home was stolen six The Parks arid Recreation Dc-" at the Youth Center. Call 565- "The missioirwas a challenge," election? Then multiply, the number of candidates by one mailer, will partment provides adult supervi- _2124ior more infonnation. McMahon said. "We flew fo'rtwp yours be one that's read? Or will ft be trashed' by the homeowner? ' days to reach Santiago via the Smart candidates find hometown newspapers the most effective way sion, the campsite and lots of fun of reaching their supporters. Why not let activities. To camp out at the Silver most circuitous route imaginable. All campers must supply their Springs Park. 1951 Silver Springs Upon 'arrival, we discovered th;ii flBCPubliriitinTis Henderson Senior All-Stars ready to roll own tent and munchies. Tents are Paricway, register at the Silver i!i(; air oarncr out of Miami had limited to four campers with Springs Recreation Center. Call left behind over half our equip- carry your message to the residents in the Henderson, Green Valley and By Terry Carter' separate boys and girls areas. 435-3814 for more information. ment, including the majority of The state flower of Texas Is Boulder City Communities? JV^H's Staff Writer. "Pahrump has a the bluebonnet. our eyeglasses, our electrical Call Anne Picldng, 564-1881 for rates Henderson's Senior All-Stars fairly new program like conversion supplies, even our vi- have a prime location in the local Henderson.They're not X}bitLiaryL sual acuity charts. We were nnt m Scniors^ baseball tournament receive them until the evening ol starting atEdFountain Park today. the . toughest team irrtfw j)ur third day ol clinic. On the aivision, Dui we cam Joseph A. Spancic second day, we all came down —"With 12 Southern Nevada -with bronchitis^ =-"^-—- - -squads entered, the Henderson take them for granted. Barbara A. Kearney of Buffalo, NORM SAYSi Joseph A. Spancic, 74, died June Despite the mishaps,McMahon squad will face Pahrump in today's New York; a son, Joseph W. Realty we couldn't l^ave' 30 in a local hospital. He was a,12- believes themission was a success opener at5:30p.m. A victory will Spancic of Boston, New York; done better in the year resident of the area. "I can't say I've Seen much ol give Henderson a Wednesday Manager Calvin Coach Dave Coach Eddie Brandon Mattingly Carlos Lueck two sisters, Gertrude Kroniess and "Every Evening Beginning At 4:PIVI, Santiago, but 1 have gotten to know night showdown with either Red brackets" Garland Opperman Bustamante He was bom July 9, 1917 in MargarctMoffitt, bo thof Buffalo, many wonderful Chileans. The Rock or the new off-shoot of the Buffalo, New York . He was a New Yoric; six grandchildren; and Calvin Garland folks who organized the mission Monday Through Saturday Is Dollar Green Valley Little League. United States Navy veteran of two great-grandchildren. Seniors head coach on that end were some of the finest Legacy. Henderson Senior all-star Bte'_H World War 11. Arrangements were handled by people I've every met...And of Night At Sam's Town.'\ head coach Calvin Garland said ffigi>^ He is survived by a daughter. Palm Mortuary of Henderson. For top thoroughbred and harness dog racing action, recently. "I'm sure Green Valley will tie lough. They have a few kids back the Sam's Town Race Book Is the local favorite. "Pahrump has a fairly new from last year's club. Chad program like Henderson. They're •Among the highest Quintella odds Hcrmansen is one. He's a tough We are "The Professionals" in Nevada: 250/1 not the toughest team in the divi- TERRIBLE'S kid. and he's got an ami on him." WE FEATURE PENNZOIL AIR AND OIL FILTERS •Trifecta: 500/1 sion, but we can't take them for LUBE Garland said. "But we're just , t •Exacta: 299/1 granted," Garland said. "Really going to U7 to stay in the winner's r •CHANGE THE OIL $1995 o •Live dally telecasts we couldn't have done better in WA i • CHANGE THE FILTER bracket." 1 X 1 10 MINUTE • COMPLETE CHASSIS LUBE from major tracks- the brackets. Legacy is new; so Henderson will rely on a well- Phil Sllva Kevin Elliott Ryan Downey Jason Lariviere Aaron Welboume Jake Helms We do Domestic & Foreign •Bet-A-Buck All Day they're an unkiMwn. And Red • CHECK AND FILL THE BATTERY Cars and Motor Homes balanced squad of 14-and 15 year LUBE • CHECK AND FILL THE^RAKE FLUID Monday^&^'Puesday Rock is pretty tough — they tend olds. Among the top hurlers for • CHECK AND FILL l>OW£R STEERING «e"^ to be in {here every year." • CHECK AND FILL DIFFERENTIAL Henderson will be Brandon For Information contact . CHECK AND FILL TRANSMISSION Tony Paonessa. Race & Green VaUcy and Spring VaUey Matdngly, Jeff Holsey, Kevin •CHECK AND FILL TIRES r — COUPON—-' Sports Book Manager.or are the tourney cp-favorites in Elliott, Jason Lariviere, Ryan • CHECK AND FILL WINDSHIELD WASHER Norm Kelley. Race Book Manager. Garland's mind. But he is not Downey and Phil Silva, Garland • CHECK AND CLEAN AIR FILTER StJf • WASH WINDSHIELDS ^3«« OFF eliminating his boys' chances, said. )t1attingly was clocked at 78 partlculariy since Henderson has miles per hour recently, his coach m 306 N. Boulder Highway FULL SERVICE OIL CHANGE SAM'S TOWN an easier bracket draw. Assuming added. 6464 Annie Oakley WE FEATURE PENNZOIL AIR AND OIL FILTERS HOTEL Sl C3AMBUI\IG HALL they win their first two games in Top hitters Include, power hit- (Sunset & Annie Oakley) ten Elliott and Maaingly, infielder I EXPIRES JULY 31, 1992 Laa Vagaa, Navada the double-elimination tourna- 2718 E. Tropicana 95 and Flanningo Exit ment. Green Valley and Spring Holsey and catcher Carlos Lueck. (Corner E. Trop. & Harrison) Valley would meet Thursday as well u outfielders Lariviere i] Josh Brandon JaaoQ O'Cohnor Jeramy Botkin ErikBott Jared Campbdl JcffHolaay night and Jake Helms. ^gfnrcTT^nmjiga' ^•i mmmim mm «MH«Mi ^ 1 Page 6 Henderson Home News, Henderson, Nevada Tuesday, July 7,1992 Tuesday, July 7,1992 ^T^^* Henderson Home News, Henderson, Nevadli Page 7 Diabetes Jazz group to perform class The Dave Ringerbach Jazz. Group will pcrforai a Mid-Day SPORTS Melodies Concert in the Hender- offered son City Hall Courtyard, 240 ;'In order-.to meet the special Water SL from 11:30 a.m. to 1 health needs of diabetics, the p.m. Thursday, July 16. Community Education Depart- Mid-Day Melodies Conceits are open to the entire community and TimeUops Ontario, falls to Norco ment at St. Rose Dominican Hospital offers a free diabetes offered free of charge. These education class each month," said concerts are sponsored by the city The Timet Wolves used a three- 1 in the bottom of the first, Timet out an out and was charged with Sister Robert Joseph Bailey/'cb- of Henderson Parks and Recre- run fifth inning to defeat an .scored three nins in the fifth. the loss. He allowed seven hits, ordinator of community educa-' ation Department and made pos- American Legion team from Jeremy Robinson singled and walked seven and struck out five. lion. "The class is open to all sible through grants from the Ontario, Calif, before being stole second base. With two outs. Oliver pitched one inning in relief, diabetics and their families. Our musicians Performance Trust eliminated from a weekend tou^ Brasher hit an RBI single, Kilar allowing one hit and one run. goal is to provide diabetics with Fund, Local 369. For more infor- nament in Southern California. followed with a single and Crine Oliver walked a batter and had ihe information they need to mation, call 565-2121. Dennis Crine pitched a seven- hit a two-run double. Marshall one strikeout. control their diabetes as well as hitter for the Wolves to improve walked but Erik Oliver struck out Norco scored a run in the top of keep them up-to-date on the latest to 4-2 on the season in the win to end the inning. the first against Marshall but Timet treatment available." COMING SOON! over Ontario Friday. Crine al- Left-hander Joey Ferblanke rallied to tie the score in the bot- The next diabetes education lowed a nin in the first inning and took the loss for Ontario, allowing tom of the fourth. With one out, class will be; conducted at 6:30 Inside Valet Storage two in the fifth. He walked four nine hits with three walks and six Kilar singled, Crine singled and p.m. on Tuesday, July 14, and For your boat or RV and struck out six. strikeouts. Marshall hit a sacrifice fly. Wednesday, July 15, in the Con- Timet scored twice in the top of For Timet, Crine was 2-for-3 The scored stayed 1-1 until ference Room at St. Rose Do- Now taking reservations the first. David Biddinger led off with a double and three RBI. Norco scored twice in the top of minican Ho.spital. with a double, but was thrown out Bra.sherwas2-for-4 with two runs BLAKES vrnroti anH an RRt anH RirlHintwr the eighth. Marshall walked a bat- —"•i-fle-itwi'sessHm-w-we iwo-• .^.-^^mt'.m'M »• w V -MAK^x,r=^*Mxm.^ -..: part class includes discussion of DONATION—The Target store in Whitney Ranch recently store's night employees. Manager Bob Emptage and the Wes Brasher. was 2-for-4 with a double. "ter sftrDnvet fepraeMTBrnvnr" 564 5425 walked his first batter and a the signs and symptoms of dia- donated $1,000 to the Arts Advisory Council of Green Valley council's Judi Steele. Matt Kilar walked and Crine hit Timet didn't fare as well in betes, common medications used for this year's Shakespeare in the Park. On hand were the Photo'by Aaron Mayes On the way to the lake an RBI single, scoring Brasher. Saturday night's game against fielder's choice put runners on in treatment along wiUi possible Mike Marshall singled to score Norco, Calif, losing 3-1 in eight first and third with one out. side effects and the importance of Kilar, but pinch-runner Ricco innings. Shortstop Brasher fielded a proper foot care," said Bailey. "In Paoncssa was thrown out at home Marshall (2-3) allowed only one ground ball and threw to home, LOOKING TOWARD THE FUTURE-Timet trip, Timet split two games. Monday they played our second session, we focus on Phone book recycling offered PWWWWWWW* iWWWWI to end the inning. mn in his first seven innings, but but the run scored. An RBI single lefthander Billy Boyle releases a pitch during a a doubleheader after ^Vfiff deadline. diet and exercise for diabetics." IRIS SALES - OLE'S After Ontario cut the lead to 2- gave up a mn in the eighth with- scored the game's final run. recent game. In California for a weeklong road Photo by Terry Cvtcr Due to limited seating, reser- Las Vegas valley residents can a joint recycling program now in a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through vations arc suggested. For more recycle their out-of-date phone its second year. Friday. STORES books just by leaving them in their The program is offered by Southern Nevadans helped re- information, or to make reserva- The Southern Nevada Iris Society, iris Rhizome (Bulb) Sales will be curbside recycling baskets under Donnelley Directory and Centel cycle more than 800,000 pounds Unbeaten White Sox capture tions, call Bailey at 564-4542. at the following Ole's locations and dates: Directory Co., co-publishers of of Centel First Source phone books the Centel First Source phone in the last year. July llth/12th: 5200 W. Sahara Avenue book, along with Silver State Silver State Disposal, woricing July 18th/19th: 4440 E. Tropicana Avenue Midget League championship July 25th/26th: 4750 S. Eastern Avenue Ms. Senior Pageant Disposal Service. through a broker, iinds various Phone books should be placed uses for the huge containers of Hours: . Sportco team finishes season witb^M^stars, but 17-0 record in the recycling bins with news- used phone books. contestants sought ^lapers^andJeft out QiLpicjc-W nfltrnpUftv. whiGh produced ii>nafer4fle^^30X'~siDic io^aSes- °i^ Recfsaiori Dvt/aitiMviU ani - ^ttyrtWwi briftks may .alM.te The Gark ^ounty Departmem jmd talem prcsemation. Special to the l\ews overaff" cimseii 'ds evenly as p>ossft»icr brought to Silver State's Material hensive phone book, prints more of Parks and Recreation is cur- The county pageant winner will The Sportco White Sox of the Recycling Facility at 333 W. than 600,000 books twice a year, "We had a lot of small kids who "We didn't have any super- rently accepting applications for advance to the Nevada State IIPRD Midget League clinched Gowan in Las Vegas, between 8 in July and January. could mn," Swenberg said. "We stars," Swenberg said. "Our one the 1993 Ms. Senior Qark County Pageant. an undefeated season Wednesday. stole more bases than anybody [exceptional] pitcher moved Pageant. Ttic^eadlmelor airin-"' Tlie Ms. Seiiiui Claik County ' me White Sox finished a 17-0 this year." halfway through the^ar:*^ terested applicants is Oct. 23. Pageant is part of a national pag- Optometry student completes year with a 12-7 win against the In the second inning, Carl In order to apply, contestants eant designed to emphasize and Assistant Coach Meacham said Blue Jays of Eves Constniction. Swenberg Jr hit a triple and scored must be 60 years of age or older give hdnor to women who have that for this reason he doesn't medical mission to Chile White jSox coaches Carl after a Blue Jays error. and a resident of Clark County reached the "Age of Elegance." know who will play in the AU- for a minimum of three months. Clark County is proud to be the Alisa McMahon, a Las Vegas course, we helped many people SwenbergandTim Meacham said The Blue Jays scored in the Star Game for the White Sox. that the year could be attributed to Ten to 12 contestants will be se- home of Lori Hargrave, Ms, Se- narive and fourth year optometry who were otherwise unable to get third inning, bringing the game "We have no one who could teamwork and defense. lected from all candidates to nior America 1991. Meg Wilson student, was a Member of a eye care arid glasses, including within one run. Nathan Muaina represent usinthe All-Stargame," participaje in the competition. is the reigning Ms. Senior Claric medical delegation which recently many schoolchildren." But their offense wasn't bad waliied and was brought in by he said. "They have kids out there" Contestants will be judged on County. visited Santiago, Chile, Assisted The eyeglass inventory must cither. Carl Rocha. Jarcd Grossman also that can throw 64-, 65-mile-an- their philosophy of life, charac- by local volunteers, the team ex- constantly be replenished. Once- In the first inning the White walked. Both scored on a Floriani hbur fastballs; we don't have ter and personality, community , Call 455-7513 or 455-8200 for amined 2,000 patients. used eyeglasses are received by Sox's Dustin Hall singled, stole single. The inning ended at 4-3. anyone like that." p- involvement, poise, formal wear an application or information. The mission was organized by the group, each pair is cleaned, second and third and scored on a Summer vacation was a disad- Swenberg agreed. AMIGOS, a non-profit organiza- evaluated for its prescriptive Jesse Smith single. Smith later vantage for the Blue Jays. The "The job would always get tion which has provided free vision power, labeled, and catalogued stole home. team fielded only eight players, done," he said. "But not always care to the underserved since 1975, into the AMIGOS inventoiy. The MidgetLeague, made upof putting pitcher Grossman on the by the same guy. Teamworic was Kids camp-out Saturday In addition to prescribing and Members of AMIGOS are ask- 11- and 12-year-oIds, is the first The average person has become very annoyed at having UNBEATABLE SPORTCO—The Sportco Hall; (second row) Jason Scoble, Daniel Findley, mound all six innings. the key." The city of Henderson Paries Pleasepre-rcgisterpriortoJulyS. dispensing eyeglasses, the cyecarc ing their hometown businesses and age division where stealing home, their mailboxes stuffed day after day with Junk mail. - White Sox captured the Midget League cham- Jimmy Porter, Eric Hayes; (bacl( row) head and Recreation Department is Space is limited. There is no fee to tcani evaluated the healthofcach service organizations for their is allowed. Blue JayscatchcrMiice An undefeated team at this level In the annual players^arcnts pionship recently with a 17-0 record. Team cpach Carl Swenberg, Carl Swenberg, Chris sponsoring an over-night camp- patient's eyes. Diabetes, high support. For more information, Floriani used this as an opportu- is unusual because of the way the game at Morrcll Paiic Friday, the participate. YOU DECIDE members are (fk'ont row, ft-cm left) John Cardona, Jesse Smith, Joshiia Meacham and. out, beginning at 7 p.m. Saturday To camp out at the Youth Center blood pressure, cataracts and write McMahon, 3768 Heritage nity for several outs at the plate. teams arc chosen, Swenberg said. players held on to their undefeated ' Can you afford to have your expensive mailer tossed in the garbage McDermitt, Richard Chagle, Dustin Hail, David assistant coach Tim Meacham. glaucoma were common findings. season with a 7-6 win. for campers ages 8-12. park, at 105 W. Basic Rd., register Ave., Las Vegas, Nevada 89121. can with the trash? Or worse yet, not be delivered until two days after the ^,._=•.^.,,.^.^-.,,-•„„^,•„^.„^,. .-^Aoto by Terry Carter.^ While home was stolen six The Parks arid Recreation Dc-" at the Youth Center. Call 565- "The missioirwas a challenge," election? Then multiply, the number of candidates by one mailer, will partment provides adult supervi- _2124ior more infonnation. McMahon said. "We flew fo'rtwp yours be one that's read? Or will ft be trashed' by the homeowner? ' days to reach Santiago via the Smart candidates find hometown newspapers the most effective way sion, the campsite and lots of fun of reaching their supporters. Why not let activities. To camp out at the Silver most circuitous route imaginable. All campers must supply their Springs Park. 1951 Silver Springs Upon 'arrival, we discovered th;ii flBCPubliriitinTis Henderson Senior All-Stars ready to roll own tent and munchies. Tents are Paricway, register at the Silver i!i(; air oarncr out of Miami had limited to four campers with Springs Recreation Center. Call left behind over half our equip- carry your message to the residents in the Henderson, Green Valley and By Terry Carter' separate boys and girls areas. 435-3814 for more information. ment, including the majority of The state flower of Texas Is Boulder City Communities? JV^H's Staff Writer. "Pahrump has a the bluebonnet. our eyeglasses, our electrical Call Anne Picldng, 564-1881 for rates Henderson's Senior All-Stars fairly new program like conversion supplies, even our vi- have a prime location in the local Henderson.They're not X}bitLiaryL sual acuity charts. We were nnt m Scniors^ baseball tournament receive them until the evening ol starting atEdFountain Park today. the . toughest team irrtfw j)ur third day ol clinic. On the aivision, Dui we cam Joseph A. Spancic second day, we all came down —"With 12 Southern Nevada -with bronchitis^ =-"^-—- - -squads entered, the Henderson take them for granted. Barbara A. Kearney of Buffalo, NORM SAYSi Joseph A. Spancic, 74, died June Despite the mishaps,McMahon squad will face Pahrump in today's New York; a son, Joseph W. Realty we couldn't l^ave' 30 in a local hospital. He was a,12- believes themission was a success opener at5:30p.m. A victory will Spancic of Boston, New York; done better in the year resident of the area. "I can't say I've Seen much ol give Henderson a Wednesday Manager Calvin Coach Dave Coach Eddie Brandon Mattingly Carlos Lueck two sisters, Gertrude Kroniess and "Every Evening Beginning At 4:PIVI, Santiago, but 1 have gotten to know night showdown with either Red brackets" Garland Opperman Bustamante He was bom July 9, 1917 in MargarctMoffitt, bo thof Buffalo, many wonderful Chileans. The Rock or the new off-shoot of the Buffalo, New York . He was a New Yoric; six grandchildren; and Calvin Garland folks who organized the mission Monday Through Saturday Is Dollar Green Valley Little League. United States Navy veteran of two great-grandchildren. Seniors head coach on that end were some of the finest Legacy. Henderson Senior all-star Bte'_H World War 11. Arrangements were handled by people I've every met...And of Night At Sam's Town.'\ head coach Calvin Garland said ffigi>^ He is survived by a daughter. Palm Mortuary of Henderson. For top thoroughbred and harness dog racing action, recently. "I'm sure Green Valley will tie lough. They have a few kids back the Sam's Town Race Book Is the local favorite. "Pahrump has a fairly new from last year's club. Chad program like Henderson. They're •Among the highest Quintella odds Hcrmansen is one. He's a tough We are "The Professionals" in Nevada: 250/1 not the toughest team in the divi- TERRIBLE'S kid. and he's got an ami on him." WE FEATURE PENNZOIL AIR AND OIL FILTERS •Trifecta: 500/1 sion, but we can't take them for LUBE Garland said. "But we're just , t •Exacta: 299/1 granted," Garland said. "Really going to U7 to stay in the winner's r •CHANGE THE OIL $1995 o •Live dally telecasts we couldn't have done better in WA i • CHANGE THE FILTER bracket." 1 X 1 10 MINUTE • COMPLETE CHASSIS LUBE from major tracks- the brackets. Legacy is new; so Henderson will rely on a well- Phil Sllva Kevin Elliott Ryan Downey Jason Lariviere Aaron Welboume Jake Helms We do Domestic & Foreign •Bet-A-Buck All Day they're an unkiMwn. And Red • CHECK AND FILL THE BATTERY Cars and Motor Homes balanced squad of 14-and 15 year LUBE • CHECK AND FILL THE^RAKE FLUID Monday^&^'Puesday Rock is pretty tough — they tend olds. Among the top hurlers for • CHECK AND FILL l>OW£R STEERING «e"^ to be in {here every year." • CHECK AND FILL DIFFERENTIAL Henderson will be Brandon For Information contact . CHECK AND FILL TRANSMISSION Tony Paonessa. Race & Green VaUcy and Spring VaUey Matdngly, Jeff Holsey, Kevin •CHECK AND FILL TIRES r — COUPON—-' Sports Book Manager.or are the tourney cp-favorites in Elliott, Jason Lariviere, Ryan • CHECK AND FILL WINDSHIELD WASHER Norm Kelley. Race Book Manager. Garland's mind. But he is not Downey and Phil Silva, Garland • CHECK AND CLEAN AIR FILTER StJf • WASH WINDSHIELDS ^3«« OFF eliminating his boys' chances, said. )t1attingly was clocked at 78 partlculariy since Henderson has miles per hour recently, his coach m 306 N. Boulder Highway FULL SERVICE OIL CHANGE SAM'S TOWN an easier bracket draw. Assuming added. 6464 Annie Oakley WE FEATURE PENNZOIL AIR AND OIL FILTERS HOTEL Sl C3AMBUI\IG HALL they win their first two games in Top hitters Include, power hit- (Sunset & Annie Oakley) ten Elliott and Maaingly, infielder I EXPIRES JULY 31, 1992 Laa Vagaa, Navada the double-elimination tourna- 2718 E. Tropicana 95 and Flanningo Exit ment. Green Valley and Spring Holsey and catcher Carlos Lueck. (Corner E. Trop. & Harrison) Valley would meet Thursday as well u outfielders Lariviere i] Josh Brandon JaaoQ O'Cohnor Jeramy Botkin ErikBott Jared Campbdl JcffHolaay night and Jake Helms. ^gfnrcTT^nmjiga' •pwf MP mm^
Page 8 Hendersoh Home News, Henderson,- Nevada Tuesday, July 7,1992 Tuesday, July 7,1992 Henderson Home News, Henderaon, Nevada Page 9
PROFESSIONAL U PROFESSIONAL li PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONAL VEHiriES BOATS & RVs U MISCELLANEOUS I MISCFLIANFOUS ¥ HFIP WANTED documents may also be «i- SERVICES I SERVICES SERVICES amincd or purchased at UM SERVICES Department of TraiMporUi- NANDOL'^9 WORD HOUSEMbLb eiEAN- Wedding Kemsfor rent at SETTiRSlRRRire? Lawn maintenance, rail- NO CREDIT needed, we 1976 BAVLINCR, Deep REFRIGERATORS C^OLf^ bLUgS Maglque Uon District OffkMbiSpMta PROCESSING & V, Volvo eng., 175 HP, ERS WANTED, days 4 pleasing prices: Arches, Professional decorating tlolm, reaaonabl* rates, finance anyone. As low Good condMon, 90 day set 3 thru pw. XInt eond. Mid Las Vtgas, Ntvada. GRAPHIC DESIGNS new top, new tower unit, Fiberglass shafts. Beryl- swings, no weekends oi i Plans, rorm o^ proposal, Champagne, Fountains, lor church and reception; 565-6428. PS as $495 down a $40 wk. warranty. 293-6101 BC computer gsneroted, no Portable Dance Floor, Tom & Jerry'e used cars, 20 ft., bargain of the Ml lium heads. $800 value holklays $5.03 alter tma. contract and spacllkaiioiit 11 years experience. Call •R & M ServicM-Aapair may be ftcurcd bj job too bio or too small, Lace Overlays, etc. Call "Misty Memories"at 451- corner Sunset and Boul- nibnth, $55(30, Ron 293- $300.293-1620. BC Ml paid stok, vacatton i prequailfled bidders through rsasonabie rates, 293- "Misty Memories'at 451- 2615. PS •M maintenanc* 293". der Hwy. in HND. 566- 6210. BC BR holtoays, GRIME BUST- 1109. PS FOR iMM^blATE SALE, ERS 798-1002. HW the ofTlce oflhe undersigned. 2615. PS PortaHTe Welding! 0111. VE MINI MOTOR HOME,'80 406-410 Bottle Brush A fee of Twenty Dollars THE HOLE DIGGER. I 2 cemetery tots, skJ^ by CdMPuTEA SO^T- Wrought Iron repairs, Dodge 360, 20', 37,000 Hend.JulylO, 11,8am- ($20.00) Is required for the WARE $2.99. "FREE CABINETS REPAIRED can dig it if you canl. mi., sleeps 6, for more skle in B.C. Cemetery. MOTEL MAID experl- purchase of each copy of the AND REFINISHED. gates etc. Call 565-5071 2 pm Col. Dining Rm, CATALOG" Call 1-800- Trees, bushes, fence 6oMPLeTEftAblAToft details and info. 293- 451-7218. BC. Ml ' ence helpful, immediate plans with proposal form. Getting tired of the same anytime SERVICE Rod and re- Daybed, Leather 841-7836. PS posts, mail twxes. 564- 5568. BC. BR WASHER4)RYEaoood Loveseat, Dishwasher, opening apply in person. Plans, proposal form and old worn lool( of your SteVE P6V VAftiETV 2206. PS pair, rebuilt and new. tins Best Western Motel, 85 . specifications obtained on Reasonable painting kitchen or bathroom 1991 Pontoon Boat, fully condition. All colors. Air Comp.. Misc. & SHOW for kUt birthday John and Sons, 163 $128.293-6101.80 Ml W.Lirf(eMeadDr.,Hend. thisbasisarenon-relurnablc prices, Inside or out, 564- cabinets? Bring new life LARogeSPTfRAlLER equipped, $1,000 dn., Housenok]. Ml and no refund will be made. parties and school func- FOR SALE $295. 294- Foothill Dr., 293-7271 HW 4282. PS to your old cabinets. Call assume pymnts, 115 ARTHRITIS Sufferers Kids must be on the proposal tk>ns.CaUS64-7718. PS 3071. BO PS B.C. Paint exterior of your Booklteaping Service. John 564-9752. Refer- Horse, 24 x 8 ft., 565- live pain free. Had it for house cheap. H you can HOME TYPISTS, PC form of the Department of We will move you any- CALIQAAf'MY P6ft '85 JEEP Cherokee 7028. BR 30 years now I am pain users needed. $35,000 : Transportation and must be Specializing in small to ences/Sr. Discount. PS Chief, perfect condition use BEIGE, 900 sq. ft. or medium businesses, in- where in town, Comm./ WEDDINGS, BAR free. Cost is tow as $15 potential. Details. Call Q) ' uccompanled by a bid bond, COMPUTER $4600,565-0626. VE Coming soon instoe va- less $350,1200sq. ft. or ; a certified check, a cashier's cluding preparation of Res. also load/unload MITZVAHS 50c per line, per month, not medtoine, 805-962-8000 Ext. B- SHAREWARE, $2.99. let storage for your boat less $700,1600 sq.ft. or check, (IT cash In the amount payrolls, quarterly and your rental truck, free addressing envelopes. 1979 Chev.furn., truck, or RVs. Now taking res- natural food & energy less$900,564-4284. Ml 5695. HW of nve percent (5%) of bid. "FREECATALOG'CALL estimate 565-9675. PS year-end tax forms. Call Call 456-8814. PS 20 fL box, hydraulk: lift. ervations, Blakes 564- supplements. Guaran- CHRISTIAN CENTER Contractors desiring to 1-800-841-7836. PS teed. 564-1648 Ml Smoked glass & chrome 566-8030 for appoint- Nursing AkJa will help GUITA^ lessons, week- xdnLcond.. $4800.293- 5425. BR dinette set, oval shaped SCHOOL now taking bid on this work. If not al- ment. PS CARPET A UPH6L- with your ksved one, ex- 7911. BC VE I ready qualified under the endsonly,can 564-7718. 20FT.WELLCRAFT.full MITCH'S Gun Sales. Call 46 X 60, $300. Beautiful appUcatkxis for poeitton STERY CLEANING at a perienced with PS 1984 DODGE 3/4 Ton 01 kindergarten teacher. State Law, shall file with the Need some muscle? dig, reasonable price, call covers, low hrs., well for phone quotes before set. 564-6833. Ml I Department of Transports- trim, dean-up, yard work, Alzhiemers. 566-1935. van. 318 V8, Oood cond. kept. $7500. 293-7588. you buy and save money. Mustbeoertifkatod.203- John at 566-9235. PS PS •LECmiCIAN Dresser, 3-way mirror, i tion at Carson City, Nevada, have pick-up, will dump, $5,000293-2377. BC VE BC. BR 293-5091. BC Ml 7773 ask for Jim Kitchell' I not later than five (5) days CKRTIFICO from England, good LEGAL NOTICE Paint average house nr Pat Sharp. BC. HW. LEGAL NOTICE I prior to the date for opening $dhr., $40 minimum, Li- JOURNKYMAN 1987 CHEV. SUBUR- YaHAMMA 3oS conditton $50.564-1002. 1964 Dodge Dart to be LEGAL NOTICE BASIC NATURE 1981 PROWLER 5th 1963 20' Aristocrat i of bids, a complete applica- censed, 564-4284. PS $350, work guaranteed, I Stictfy adhere to «w BAN, 23,000 miles. MOPED, excel, cond.. HOME TYPISTS, Pt CLASSIFIED AD sold to highest bidder when 1950 Plymouth to be sold Our Alt Rates Are Wheel Trir. 35 ft. Fully Ml ' Travel Trailer to be sold to tion for qualification on form 24yrs.exp.,callJim565- CAKPtTCLEANERS $17,000,293-7588. BC. users needed. $35,000, title li obtained by storage lohlghesl bidder when title Is AUTO Services, me- National Electrical Coda self-contained. Many 200 ml.. $650 firm. 293- highest bidder when title Is RBASOMABLM ! furnished by theDepartment. 4460. PS 4x3 bumper pool table Hen. Serial Nu. 7345144640, obtained by storage lien. Se- chanical diagnose & re- HENDERSONS VE extras. $7,000. 564- 3266 aft. 5 p.m. BC. Ml potential. Details. CaH OK obtained by storage lien. Se- $75, also Jim Beam License No. C32664 NE- rial No. 28504830 or CtU for ileUlle The right Is reserved to pair, your place or mine, 805-962-8000 ext. B- rial No. CA B197S 3645, Li- FINEST 564-1101 UNDSCAPE TRAILER 5079. BR Remodeling. Must sell 3 bottles, 564-7739. Ml VADA plates. Registered 28509830, License No. 293-2302 j reject any or all proposals, or 5695. HW cense No. AC4291 COLO- also complete txxfy & FOR SALE $295. 294- owner D.M. Nelson, 252 EFT705 CALIFORNIA I to accept the proposal HANDYMAN 16'Schiada,Speed&Ski month oto good quality FOR SALE Heritage SIkJ- RADO plates. Registered or 564-1881 paint. Professional qual- REM66ELm6 3071. BC VE PART TIME HELP Hlllcrcst Drive, Henderson, plates. Registered owner un- I deemed best for the interest 564-6716 Boat, seats 4, 325 HP, furniture, indudes 3 piece in camper, fits Ford 150 4 p.m. Friday for owner Geraldine Sararlan, ity wor)(& material. Large No job too SITM!! CONTRACTOR WANTED. Call Gene NV 89015. Legal Owner: known (Stored by: John • of the SUte of Nevada. The 77 GMC VAN 3/4 toni secttonal sofa, 2 bdrm. pjck-up, $950. Holtoay 1649 Dahlia Street, Denver, fenced yard & garage. nJcfoouiM Olds. Big Block. New Henderson Tuesday issue SAME (Stored by John WoodrufT, 3635 Arbolado, ' bidder'sattentlonlsdirected Honest Hard Work sets, 1 daybed. 1 recliner Wilson, 564-3844. BC. CO 80220. Legal Owner: BIDS WANTED FOR •aOYMiiEipwtoK!* auto, V8, Excellent cond., paint, seats, carpet, runs, gas dryer $40. Kanmore Woodrurr, 3635 Arbolado, Las Vegas, NV 89121. Legal I to the provisions of NRS No job too large or small. Call Scott WEEDS-R-US HW Same. HIGHWAY IMPROVE •QU^WMII tow Mil., air, am/(m, 8 drives great with trailer. chair, stereo ootor TV 27", washer $150.566-9235. Noon Tuesday for Us Vegas, NV 89121. Owner unknown. MENT ; 338.147whlchls9ummarlxcd 564-2537. F^ Notice is hereby given that Notlcelsherebygiventhat Removal of *M.L FORMS OF CONST. passenger. CALL DAYS $1500,294-2488. BR bunk bed set, plus more. Ml Notkeishcreby given that NOTICE TO as follows: A responsible Henderson Thursday, I, BOULDER HWY RENT- I, BOULDER HWY RENT- ' bidder who at the time of Paint exterior of your 565-3455J •FfMEtUnWM 253-1311 or EVE. 565- For appl. Call 893-7771. F00D8ERVER8I I,BOULDERHVVVRENT- CONTRACTORS weeds, weeds, FOR SALE: Clean, selt- FOUR PIECE BRASS AI-, 4350 Boulder Hwy, Las AL, 4350 Boulder Hwy, Las I submitting his bid provides house cheap. If you can PHONE, 362-3004 0044. VE Ml niHCTTC OCT Pull or Mft time. BoulderJCitv and I AU 4350 Boulder Hwy. Las • r • »• • ^L^ _g»«i*H nmnimls idlLlie. rrtntain^d. n ft Tarry, Tf«»R'8rB5rwrwrieB»'«r FOR SALE, dornpressbr ••.'*• S-lftT-T.-il'-^il abovementioncd properly on above mentioned properly on of at least five thousand dol- less $350,1200 sq.ft. or t'SED "AUTO" PARTS' Travel"TFaiTer."See "td w/teaf, 60". plus China year Tound. or Green Valley issues above mentioned property on , the Department of Trana- cleanups 293-7278. Let us do the appreciate by appoint- 3.5 hp., 20 gal. tank, used Hutch. $85.293-3822 to Frlday,24July 1992 at 10:00 Friday,24,Julyl992at 10:00 Frlday,24July 1992 at 10:00 lars ($5,000.00) per year of less $700,1600 sq.ft. or JANITORIAL SERVICE HAULING AM at BOULDER HWY portaliun of the SUU of Ne- calling on our new satel- ment. $2500. 565-T843. once $200, carpet tools, summer Jobs AM, at BOULDER HWY ; AM, at BOULDER HWY vada at the District I Head- sales and use tax on materi- less $900.564-4284. PS Includes all phases af Commercial & Trees Removed see after 5 pm. BC Ml RENTALS, 4350 Boulder kicker, seaming iron, RENtALS, 4350 Boulder , RENTALS, 4350 Boulder quarters, 123 East Waihing- als used for construction for lite computer, All states BR GRACO. FAMILY available, good Hwy, Las Vegas, NV 89121. Hwy, Las Vegas, NV 89121. janitorial cleaning. Rubbish Hauled Hwy, Las VtKas,NV 89121. | (on Avenue, Las Vegas, Ne- each of therive(5) immediate Residential and Canada. Big John Jet Ski Kawasaki $2000, stapler^ tacker, stretcher We reserve the right to Insured Lic.*52220- — BIdgs Tom Down BEARS, HIGH CHAIR friendly resort We reserve the right to | We reserve the right to vada 89101, until and opened preceding years or: (2) pay- and Sons, Foothill Dr., $300, call eves. 565- l>id. 10 Lines ^X^^K"^Ucaih tall TOM 564-5396 trailer $600, 565-1783. like new $20. 293-3340. type atmosphere, 9 Lines $rih^„^. bid. bid. at 1:30 p.m., local Ume, on ment of at least five thousand 293-3316 Office LOW LOW Prices B.C. 8244. Ml H—July 7,14,21,1992 H—July 7,14,21,1992 BR BC Ml H—July 7,14.21,1992 | July 16, 1992 for Contract dullars ($5,000.00) per year Cel. 376-5715 lojcated on the of motor vehicle pri vilege tax DICK'S TRUCKINQ CHEAPI FBI/U.S. FOR SALE. 1983 Want to trade 19c.u. ft. BROWN PLAID LIVING I S.NJ\.P.TOW No. 2515, Project Nos. SPI- 24 Hour Uc. #13711137 S15-r(3), SPF-095-I(9) and i'or each of the five (^ im- SEIZED 89 Mercedes. Bayliner. 19 ft., 125 HP, fridge for smaller, not over RM. SET, couch, love river near Hover 1239 N. BOULDER HIGHWAY ^ Emorgency 565-9729 surrE9oo SPF-09S-1(12); construcUon mediate preceding years, $200; 86 VW, $50; 87 Volvo engine, $4500, 5 ft. high. Call 565-0319. seat, end tables, coffee Dam,to apply call: or a portion or the Interstate shall be deemed to have sub- Service ..m.n>xa Mercedes, $100; 65 565-7034. aft. 5:00. BR Ml table $50,293-7689. BC HENDERSON, NEVADA 89015 mitted a better bid than a 293-3776 (702) 564-1180 and Primary Highway Sys- A-1 SEWER & DRAIN CLEANING HANDYMAN competing bidder who has Mustang, $50. Choose "76-19 ft. Dodge, new Desk & chair $125, swivel Ml THE VEHICLES LISTED HEREIN WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON JULY 22,1992 AT 8:30 A.M., AT 1239 tem on I-515 tram Boulder "We Do It Right The First Time" • Complete Home Repair from thousands starting TV stand $75, 13" color Higl^waytoI-15Intcrchange, not paid the taxes If the tires, xInt. cond., $4500 TAPPAN wall oven, sur- BOBS ALL FAMILY N. BOULDER HWY. HENDERSON, NV. VEHICLES ARE SOLD AS IS, NO WARRANTY OR GUARUNTEE OF ANY amount of his bid Is not more Coolers • Sprinl
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Page 8 Hendersoh Home News, Henderson,- Nevada Tuesday, July 7,1992 Tuesday, July 7,1992 Henderson Home News, Henderaon, Nevada Page 9
PROFESSIONAL U PROFESSIONAL li PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONAL VEHiriES BOATS & RVs U MISCELLANEOUS I MISCFLIANFOUS ¥ HFIP WANTED documents may also be «i- SERVICES I SERVICES SERVICES amincd or purchased at UM SERVICES Department of TraiMporUi- NANDOL'^9 WORD HOUSEMbLb eiEAN- Wedding Kemsfor rent at SETTiRSlRRRire? Lawn maintenance, rail- NO CREDIT needed, we 1976 BAVLINCR, Deep REFRIGERATORS C^OLf^ bLUgS Maglque Uon District OffkMbiSpMta PROCESSING & V, Volvo eng., 175 HP, ERS WANTED, days 4 pleasing prices: Arches, Professional decorating tlolm, reaaonabl* rates, finance anyone. As low Good condMon, 90 day set 3 thru pw. XInt eond. Mid Las Vtgas, Ntvada. GRAPHIC DESIGNS new top, new tower unit, Fiberglass shafts. Beryl- swings, no weekends oi i Plans, rorm o^ proposal, Champagne, Fountains, lor church and reception; 565-6428. PS as $495 down a $40 wk. warranty. 293-6101 BC computer gsneroted, no Portable Dance Floor, Tom & Jerry'e used cars, 20 ft., bargain of the Ml lium heads. $800 value holklays $5.03 alter tma. contract and spacllkaiioiit 11 years experience. Call •R & M ServicM-Aapair may be ftcurcd bj job too bio or too small, Lace Overlays, etc. Call "Misty Memories"at 451- corner Sunset and Boul- nibnth, $55(30, Ron 293- $300.293-1620. BC Ml paid stok, vacatton i prequailfled bidders through rsasonabie rates, 293- "Misty Memories'at 451- 2615. PS •M maintenanc* 293". der Hwy. in HND. 566- 6210. BC BR holtoays, GRIME BUST- 1109. PS FOR iMM^blATE SALE, ERS 798-1002. HW the ofTlce oflhe undersigned. 2615. PS PortaHTe Welding! 0111. VE MINI MOTOR HOME,'80 406-410 Bottle Brush A fee of Twenty Dollars THE HOLE DIGGER. I 2 cemetery tots, skJ^ by CdMPuTEA SO^T- Wrought Iron repairs, Dodge 360, 20', 37,000 Hend.JulylO, 11,8am- ($20.00) Is required for the WARE $2.99. "FREE CABINETS REPAIRED can dig it if you canl. mi., sleeps 6, for more skle in B.C. Cemetery. MOTEL MAID experl- purchase of each copy of the AND REFINISHED. gates etc. Call 565-5071 2 pm Col. Dining Rm, CATALOG" Call 1-800- Trees, bushes, fence 6oMPLeTEftAblAToft details and info. 293- 451-7218. BC. Ml ' ence helpful, immediate plans with proposal form. Getting tired of the same anytime SERVICE Rod and re- Daybed, Leather 841-7836. PS posts, mail twxes. 564- 5568. BC. BR WASHER4)RYEaoood Loveseat, Dishwasher, opening apply in person. Plans, proposal form and old worn lool( of your SteVE P6V VAftiETV 2206. PS pair, rebuilt and new. tins Best Western Motel, 85 . specifications obtained on Reasonable painting kitchen or bathroom 1991 Pontoon Boat, fully condition. All colors. Air Comp.. Misc. & SHOW for kUt birthday John and Sons, 163 $128.293-6101.80 Ml W.Lirf(eMeadDr.,Hend. thisbasisarenon-relurnablc prices, Inside or out, 564- cabinets? Bring new life LARogeSPTfRAlLER equipped, $1,000 dn., Housenok]. Ml and no refund will be made. parties and school func- FOR SALE $295. 294- Foothill Dr., 293-7271 HW 4282. PS to your old cabinets. Call assume pymnts, 115 ARTHRITIS Sufferers Kids must be on the proposal tk>ns.CaUS64-7718. PS 3071. BO PS B.C. Paint exterior of your Booklteaping Service. John 564-9752. Refer- Horse, 24 x 8 ft., 565- live pain free. Had it for house cheap. H you can HOME TYPISTS, PC form of the Department of We will move you any- CALIQAAf'MY P6ft '85 JEEP Cherokee 7028. BR 30 years now I am pain users needed. $35,000 : Transportation and must be Specializing in small to ences/Sr. Discount. PS Chief, perfect condition use BEIGE, 900 sq. ft. or medium businesses, in- where in town, Comm./ WEDDINGS, BAR free. Cost is tow as $15 potential. Details. Call Q) ' uccompanled by a bid bond, COMPUTER $4600,565-0626. VE Coming soon instoe va- less $350,1200sq. ft. or ; a certified check, a cashier's cluding preparation of Res. also load/unload MITZVAHS 50c per line, per month, not medtoine, 805-962-8000 Ext. B- SHAREWARE, $2.99. let storage for your boat less $700,1600 sq.ft. or check, (IT cash In the amount payrolls, quarterly and your rental truck, free addressing envelopes. 1979 Chev.furn., truck, or RVs. Now taking res- natural food & energy less$900,564-4284. Ml 5695. HW of nve percent (5%) of bid. "FREECATALOG'CALL estimate 565-9675. PS year-end tax forms. Call Call 456-8814. PS 20 fL box, hydraulk: lift. ervations, Blakes 564- supplements. Guaran- CHRISTIAN CENTER Contractors desiring to 1-800-841-7836. PS teed. 564-1648 Ml Smoked glass & chrome 566-8030 for appoint- Nursing AkJa will help GUITA^ lessons, week- xdnLcond.. $4800.293- 5425. BR dinette set, oval shaped SCHOOL now taking bid on this work. If not al- ment. PS CARPET A UPH6L- with your ksved one, ex- 7911. BC VE I ready qualified under the endsonly,can 564-7718. 20FT.WELLCRAFT.full MITCH'S Gun Sales. Call 46 X 60, $300. Beautiful appUcatkxis for poeitton STERY CLEANING at a perienced with PS 1984 DODGE 3/4 Ton 01 kindergarten teacher. State Law, shall file with the Need some muscle? dig, reasonable price, call covers, low hrs., well for phone quotes before set. 564-6833. Ml I Department of Transports- trim, dean-up, yard work, Alzhiemers. 566-1935. van. 318 V8, Oood cond. kept. $7500. 293-7588. you buy and save money. Mustbeoertifkatod.203- John at 566-9235. PS PS •LECmiCIAN Dresser, 3-way mirror, i tion at Carson City, Nevada, have pick-up, will dump, $5,000293-2377. BC VE BC. BR 293-5091. BC Ml 7773 ask for Jim Kitchell' I not later than five (5) days CKRTIFICO from England, good LEGAL NOTICE Paint average house nr Pat Sharp. BC. HW. LEGAL NOTICE I prior to the date for opening $dhr., $40 minimum, Li- JOURNKYMAN 1987 CHEV. SUBUR- YaHAMMA 3oS conditton $50.564-1002. 1964 Dodge Dart to be LEGAL NOTICE BASIC NATURE 1981 PROWLER 5th 1963 20' Aristocrat i of bids, a complete applica- censed, 564-4284. PS $350, work guaranteed, I Stictfy adhere to «w BAN, 23,000 miles. MOPED, excel, cond.. HOME TYPISTS, Pt CLASSIFIED AD sold to highest bidder when 1950 Plymouth to be sold Our Alt Rates Are Wheel Trir. 35 ft. Fully Ml ' Travel Trailer to be sold to tion for qualification on form 24yrs.exp.,callJim565- CAKPtTCLEANERS $17,000,293-7588. BC. users needed. $35,000, title li obtained by storage lohlghesl bidder when title Is AUTO Services, me- National Electrical Coda self-contained. Many 200 ml.. $650 firm. 293- highest bidder when title Is RBASOMABLM ! furnished by theDepartment. 4460. PS 4x3 bumper pool table Hen. Serial Nu. 7345144640, obtained by storage lien. Se- chanical diagnose & re- HENDERSONS VE extras. $7,000. 564- 3266 aft. 5 p.m. BC. Ml potential. Details. CaH OK obtained by storage lien. Se- $75, also Jim Beam License No. C32664 NE- rial No. 28504830 or CtU for ileUlle The right Is reserved to pair, your place or mine, 805-962-8000 ext. B- rial No. CA B197S 3645, Li- FINEST 564-1101 UNDSCAPE TRAILER 5079. BR Remodeling. Must sell 3 bottles, 564-7739. Ml VADA plates. Registered 28509830, License No. 293-2302 j reject any or all proposals, or 5695. HW cense No. AC4291 COLO- also complete txxfy & FOR SALE $295. 294- owner D.M. Nelson, 252 EFT705 CALIFORNIA I to accept the proposal HANDYMAN 16'Schiada,Speed&Ski month oto good quality FOR SALE Heritage SIkJ- RADO plates. Registered or 564-1881 paint. Professional qual- REM66ELm6 3071. BC VE PART TIME HELP Hlllcrcst Drive, Henderson, plates. Registered owner un- I deemed best for the interest 564-6716 Boat, seats 4, 325 HP, furniture, indudes 3 piece in camper, fits Ford 150 4 p.m. Friday for owner Geraldine Sararlan, ity wor)(& material. Large No job too SITM!! CONTRACTOR WANTED. Call Gene NV 89015. Legal Owner: known (Stored by: John • of the SUte of Nevada. The 77 GMC VAN 3/4 toni secttonal sofa, 2 bdrm. pjck-up, $950. Holtoay 1649 Dahlia Street, Denver, fenced yard & garage. nJcfoouiM Olds. Big Block. New Henderson Tuesday issue SAME (Stored by John WoodrufT, 3635 Arbolado, ' bidder'sattentlonlsdirected Honest Hard Work sets, 1 daybed. 1 recliner Wilson, 564-3844. BC. CO 80220. Legal Owner: BIDS WANTED FOR •aOYMiiEipwtoK!* auto, V8, Excellent cond., paint, seats, carpet, runs, gas dryer $40. Kanmore Woodrurr, 3635 Arbolado, Las Vegas, NV 89121. Legal I to the provisions of NRS No job too large or small. Call Scott WEEDS-R-US HW Same. HIGHWAY IMPROVE •QU^WMII tow Mil., air, am/(m, 8 drives great with trailer. chair, stereo ootor TV 27", washer $150.566-9235. Noon Tuesday for Us Vegas, NV 89121. Owner unknown. MENT ; 338.147whlchls9ummarlxcd 564-2537. F^ Notice is hereby given that Notlcelsherebygiventhat Removal of *M.L FORMS OF CONST. passenger. CALL DAYS $1500,294-2488. BR bunk bed set, plus more. Ml Notkeishcreby given that NOTICE TO as follows: A responsible Henderson Thursday, I, BOULDER HWY RENT- I, BOULDER HWY RENT- ' bidder who at the time of Paint exterior of your 565-3455J •FfMEtUnWM 253-1311 or EVE. 565- For appl. Call 893-7771. F00D8ERVER8I I,BOULDERHVVVRENT- CONTRACTORS weeds, weeds, FOR SALE: Clean, selt- FOUR PIECE BRASS AI-, 4350 Boulder Hwy, Las AL, 4350 Boulder Hwy, Las I submitting his bid provides house cheap. If you can PHONE, 362-3004 0044. VE Ml niHCTTC OCT Pull or Mft time. BoulderJCitv and I AU 4350 Boulder Hwy. Las • r • »• • ^L^ _g»«i*H nmnimls idlLlie. rrtntain^d. n ft Tarry, Tf«»R'8rB5rwrwrieB»'«r FOR SALE, dornpressbr ••.'*• S-lftT-T.-il'-^il abovementioncd properly on above mentioned properly on of at least five thousand dol- less $350,1200 sq.ft. or t'SED "AUTO" PARTS' Travel"TFaiTer."See "td w/teaf, 60". plus China year Tound. or Green Valley issues above mentioned property on , the Department of Trana- cleanups 293-7278. Let us do the appreciate by appoint- 3.5 hp., 20 gal. tank, used Hutch. $85.293-3822 to Frlday,24July 1992 at 10:00 Friday,24,Julyl992at 10:00 Frlday,24July 1992 at 10:00 lars ($5,000.00) per year of less $700,1600 sq.ft. or JANITORIAL SERVICE HAULING AM at BOULDER HWY portaliun of the SUU of Ne- calling on our new satel- ment. $2500. 565-T843. once $200, carpet tools, summer Jobs AM, at BOULDER HWY ; AM, at BOULDER HWY vada at the District I Head- sales and use tax on materi- less $900.564-4284. PS Includes all phases af Commercial & Trees Removed see after 5 pm. BC Ml RENTALS, 4350 Boulder kicker, seaming iron, RENtALS, 4350 Boulder , RENTALS, 4350 Boulder quarters, 123 East Waihing- als used for construction for lite computer, All states BR GRACO. FAMILY available, good Hwy, Las Vegas, NV 89121. Hwy, Las Vegas, NV 89121. janitorial cleaning. Rubbish Hauled Hwy, Las VtKas,NV 89121. | (on Avenue, Las Vegas, Ne- each of therive(5) immediate Residential and Canada. Big John Jet Ski Kawasaki $2000, stapler^ tacker, stretcher We reserve the right to Insured Lic.*52220- — BIdgs Tom Down BEARS, HIGH CHAIR friendly resort We reserve the right to | We reserve the right to vada 89101, until and opened preceding years or: (2) pay- and Sons, Foothill Dr., $300, call eves. 565- l>id. 10 Lines ^X^^K"^Ucaih tall TOM 564-5396 trailer $600, 565-1783. like new $20. 293-3340. type atmosphere, 9 Lines $rih^„^. bid. bid. at 1:30 p.m., local Ume, on ment of at least five thousand 293-3316 Office LOW LOW Prices B.C. 8244. Ml H—July 7,14,21,1992 H—July 7,14,21,1992 BR BC Ml H—July 7,14.21,1992 | July 16, 1992 for Contract dullars ($5,000.00) per year Cel. 376-5715 lojcated on the of motor vehicle pri vilege tax DICK'S TRUCKINQ CHEAPI FBI/U.S. FOR SALE. 1983 Want to trade 19c.u. ft. BROWN PLAID LIVING I S.NJ\.P.TOW No. 2515, Project Nos. SPI- 24 Hour Uc. #13711137 S15-r(3), SPF-095-I(9) and i'or each of the five (^ im- SEIZED 89 Mercedes. Bayliner. 19 ft., 125 HP, fridge for smaller, not over RM. SET, couch, love river near Hover 1239 N. BOULDER HIGHWAY ^ Emorgency 565-9729 surrE9oo SPF-09S-1(12); construcUon mediate preceding years, $200; 86 VW, $50; 87 Volvo engine, $4500, 5 ft. high. Call 565-0319. seat, end tables, coffee Dam,to apply call: or a portion or the Interstate shall be deemed to have sub- Service ..m.n>xa Mercedes, $100; 65 565-7034. aft. 5:00. BR Ml table $50,293-7689. BC HENDERSON, NEVADA 89015 mitted a better bid than a 293-3776 (702) 564-1180 and Primary Highway Sys- A-1 SEWER & DRAIN CLEANING HANDYMAN competing bidder who has Mustang, $50. Choose "76-19 ft. Dodge, new Desk & chair $125, swivel Ml THE VEHICLES LISTED HEREIN WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON JULY 22,1992 AT 8:30 A.M., AT 1239 tem on I-515 tram Boulder "We Do It Right The First Time" • Complete Home Repair from thousands starting TV stand $75, 13" color Higl^waytoI-15Intcrchange, not paid the taxes If the tires, xInt. cond., $4500 TAPPAN wall oven, sur- BOBS ALL FAMILY N. BOULDER HWY. HENDERSON, NV. VEHICLES ARE SOLD AS IS, NO WARRANTY OR GUARUNTEE OF ANY amount of his bid Is not more Coolers • Sprinl
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FINANCIAL REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE HELP WANTED PERSONALS APT. RENTAL' APT. RENTALS HOUSE RENTALS COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE I^FAL ESTATE I^EAL ESTATE SERVICES RENTALS FOR SALE OR LtASb^ BYOV^£ft^00§q.Ft. Has Someone Elses LUSH LANDSCAPING, HOUSE FOR RENT 2 CHECK THE ijin N fiousi QV Home, tmerakf Pt., WANTTO KNOW WHAT OWNERS ANXIOUS, 2 l=|gL66ATI6>JP6ft(5e6 COOKS & CREDIT REPAIR FOUND OUT MONTE CARLO TwowsrehousesinprbTMi Custom home on cul-de- Drinking Become Your plus pool, 2 bdrm, 1 1/2 STORAGE COUPS* PRICE GOV T ACOn Assume, noqual., corner YOUR PROPERTY IS Br., 2 Ba. in GV, 2 car Sale., .must bki good bye WAITRESSES •afera you pay anyone to bdrm. 1 ba., 1/2 garage, I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING I Boulder City Locationi sac, 3 bdrm., 1 3/4 bath, Problem? H so, why not Da., townhouse condo, APARTMENTS REDUCTION ON tot, 3 & 2 alarm system, WORTH? Free market garage. Bright & spa- to this large spactous 4 Eiparlanead Lina Cooka A haVa your oradH approvad covered parking, pafio. FOR RENT CaN for LoeaUon Drive by 707 Canybrtftw pool, view, many up- washer/dryer, $575. •(• All Sizaa-Fsnoad frpl., lush lands., many analysis Call Roger cious, 2 yrs old, sparkling bdr, 2 car home In High- WaMraaaaa, Cage eaalilar. try Al Anon. Meetings are writa tor aya-opanlng Info. 2 bdrm., 1 ba. nk:e yard, convenient \o- -nHSHOMEIAndSore S6S4S21 ReaMant Manager upgrades, all appl. & W/ 293 2939 Realtor, Col- clean, owners moving out land Hills...large k>t. RV Than call 294-0225. be grades, call for info. 307 lues. 10 am and Tues. GARY LEE KINER deposits, 294-3013. BC cation. $750, par mo., Bedrooffls tor a Larga Edna Slodanta Apply In pafaon. security, no pets, Naar Sunaei D, 2 car gar., with opener of state, price reduced to parking...seller ready to Sioux Ct., drive by, for 8:30 pm at aubSI.(Rear require 1st. last & sec/ FamRyl Ask for Dave. dwell Banker/Anchor UQOUm'S Casino ENTERPRISES, Mountain VIsia Target Realty $119,000 owe, 435- $82,200. CALL GRACE negotiatel$114.900.Call CUSTOM HOfWlE on 1/2 appt. 294-8463 jx>8si(}le parking lot behind Silver 2l7a*l«iiy Avw«a 2 bdrm., 1 ba 564-9093. cleaning dep. avail. Aug. SS6-S700.TM2S97 (HllllM»il«»|OtH«««W flealtv. 1133N.BouldarHwy.,Hnd. 45»aSB0 5770. RE 451-9100 JDCI BRO- Becky Pantuso, REAL- acre in Section «19, need lease/optton. BC. RE Spur Saloon on Water •UmlMd, MHomli N3M walking distance from 1 St, 293-5330 Ive. mess. SALE FELL THRU. TOR. CENTIJRY 21 a smaller home, would SL) and Wed. 8 pm at St. 2 Bdrm. 1 bth-Hender- BC HR 5 bdrm. -f full basement KER. RE 5Bd/3blh,3,100sq. It., Eldorado Casino, $500/ Pretty patio home, 1200 HENDERSON REALTY, lilte to trade down if Rose Dominican Hospi- son-Ck)se to school and OrFKI OR STORAOI with work shop, family BACK ON MARKETI As- den, liv. rm., F/P. 3 csr mo plus $250 dep. call sf., 3 Br., 2 Ba., new 564-2515 or 565-8181 someone would iilte to tal in Conference rooms. shopping. $450/m9.. •PACt 4 p.m. Friday for Henderson Tuesday issue room, storage. Fruit sumable, no Oualifying 2 lar. 1/2 acre, near Bk. 565-4051. AR carpeting, nicely l
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FINANCIAL REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE HELP WANTED PERSONALS APT. RENTAL' APT. RENTALS HOUSE RENTALS COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE I^FAL ESTATE I^EAL ESTATE SERVICES RENTALS FOR SALE OR LtASb^ BYOV^£ft^00§q.Ft. Has Someone Elses LUSH LANDSCAPING, HOUSE FOR RENT 2 CHECK THE ijin N fiousi QV Home, tmerakf Pt., WANTTO KNOW WHAT OWNERS ANXIOUS, 2 l=|gL66ATI6>JP6ft(5e6 COOKS & CREDIT REPAIR FOUND OUT MONTE CARLO TwowsrehousesinprbTMi Custom home on cul-de- Drinking Become Your plus pool, 2 bdrm, 1 1/2 STORAGE COUPS* PRICE GOV T ACOn Assume, noqual., corner YOUR PROPERTY IS Br., 2 Ba. in GV, 2 car Sale., .must bki good bye WAITRESSES •afera you pay anyone to bdrm. 1 ba., 1/2 garage, I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING I Boulder City Locationi sac, 3 bdrm., 1 3/4 bath, Problem? H so, why not Da., townhouse condo, APARTMENTS REDUCTION ON tot, 3 & 2 alarm system, WORTH? Free market garage. Bright & spa- to this large spactous 4 Eiparlanead Lina Cooka A haVa your oradH approvad covered parking, pafio. FOR RENT CaN for LoeaUon Drive by 707 Canybrtftw pool, view, many up- washer/dryer, $575. •(• All Sizaa-Fsnoad frpl., lush lands., many analysis Call Roger cious, 2 yrs old, sparkling bdr, 2 car home In High- WaMraaaaa, Cage eaalilar. try Al Anon. Meetings are writa tor aya-opanlng Info. 2 bdrm., 1 ba. nk:e yard, convenient \o- -nHSHOMEIAndSore S6S4S21 ReaMant Manager upgrades, all appl. & W/ 293 2939 Realtor, Col- clean, owners moving out land Hills...large k>t. RV Than call 294-0225. be grades, call for info. 307 lues. 10 am and Tues. GARY LEE KINER deposits, 294-3013. BC cation. $750, par mo., Bedrooffls tor a Larga Edna Slodanta Apply In pafaon. security, no pets, Naar Sunaei D, 2 car gar., with opener of state, price reduced to parking...seller ready to Sioux Ct., drive by, for 8:30 pm at aubSI.(Rear require 1st. last & sec/ FamRyl Ask for Dave. dwell Banker/Anchor UQOUm'S Casino ENTERPRISES, Mountain VIsia Target Realty $119,000 owe, 435- $82,200. CALL GRACE negotiatel$114.900.Call CUSTOM HOfWlE on 1/2 appt. 294-8463 jx>8si(}le parking lot behind Silver 2l7a*l«iiy Avw«a 2 bdrm., 1 ba 564-9093. cleaning dep. avail. Aug. SS6-S700.TM2S97 (HllllM»il«»|OtH«««W flealtv. 1133N.BouldarHwy.,Hnd. 45»aSB0 5770. RE 451-9100 JDCI BRO- Becky Pantuso, REAL- acre in Section «19, need lease/optton. BC. RE Spur Saloon on Water •UmlMd, MHomli N3M walking distance from 1 St, 293-5330 Ive. mess. SALE FELL THRU. TOR. CENTIJRY 21 a smaller home, would SL) and Wed. 8 pm at St. 2 Bdrm. 1 bth-Hender- BC HR 5 bdrm. -f full basement KER. RE 5Bd/3blh,3,100sq. It., Eldorado Casino, $500/ Pretty patio home, 1200 HENDERSON REALTY, lilte to trade down if Rose Dominican Hospi- son-Ck)se to school and OrFKI OR STORAOI with work shop, family BACK ON MARKETI As- den, liv. rm., F/P. 3 csr mo plus $250 dep. call sf., 3 Br., 2 Ba., new 564-2515 or 565-8181 someone would iilte to tal in Conference rooms. shopping. $450/m9.. •PACt 4 p.m. Friday for Henderson Tuesday issue room, storage. Fruit sumable, no Oualifying 2 lar. 1/2 acre, near Bk. 565-4051. AR carpeting, nicely l
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REAL ESTATE Today's temperatun REAL ESTATI REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Inside Spoil. GRRT—STAftTER ALAMO NEVADA DELPRAD03BR,2BA, Exchange free & clear, 1 MgUnniti.^fy* ADORABLE 3 Highland Hills area, 3 High 98 acre undeveloped land. ASSUMABLE NO QUALIFY, owner will HOME clos« to town, 2 $36,000 cash or assume 1673 SF, garden room, 5 * owner. 3 bdrm., 1 3/4* Mdrooin 13/4 bdrm. 1 3/4 ba., fully $41,000, $5,000 down 8 vrs. ok), lots o( storage, Sec. #24 in Henderson * be., epptleneee, 2 cer * landscaped asking prk;e carry, or lease option with subst. dpwn. Damboree featured BD, $105,000. Call Cent. BATNhomswHh Meighborhood housing 21 Bould«r RaaHy 293- 1/2%loan,3l)drm, 1 1/2 fully landscaped, for equity in Henderson *ger., endoeed petio,A $99,950, by owner lic- 3 bd. 2 ba. 2 car, w/auto door. Lake Seniors win 3232. BC RE bath, avail. Aug. 15th $166,900,293-3659.60 home, 451-2801 aft. 5:00 ^ fencad.Conven. loen.^ •verylhing you went all for ensee, 565-1 B44^RE Low 77 (702)725-3502. BC RE RE p.m. ask for Mykki. RE 2 712Qre«)weyRd.S6e-^ $89,900. Call Carol 586- Mead View from every No. window, RV in photos *8414. * statistics Partly cloudy skies with 8700. WHAT A DEAL parking. Many, many extras. Monthly tourney opener, 21-1 ON THIS 3 BED- s'&attered afternoon ROOM HOME IN payments under $800. Must sell fast! 7 CUSTOM HOME» GV Townhous*/ HENDERSONI Oristie Berards Realty 566-6700 for Info. Call IN SECTION 19 ON thunderstorms B(uff«,2bdrm.,2l/2 Pries Cut t10S,O00 to Sheryl Cobb 293-6036. See Page B1 See Page 10 See Page 3 DICK BLAIR REALTY "RANCHO a DES- bath, 2 oar. gar., Ig. $83,9091 Ownw Want* to ^rll(l W'v ERT ROSE. DRIVE BY A k)t,$ip9,500,wlllco- Sail Nowl Call Oivs. 56«- 833 NEVADA HVAOT.. BOULDER CITY CALL RESERVE YOURS troke, MM A! WIcka 6700. T*42404 NOW! t1S3,2S0-1Sa,M0. Brdkar, 303-9608. ^0 o e ft ASK FOB DAVE. 888-67t)0. RE $100,000 for (702) 293-2171 ttr this almoel new TH EN D E RSO N Nevada's Industrial Center deitght Very private 2 New Custom Arrt« Hoims CALL 2»4-«524 beoroom, 2 bath, fattj GMlTfy-Spccr 293-»»7S Mwllyn J. Hie. tirepiece A 2 oer gerage. Andrtt Andcnon. JKM22S Jim Goarredion;* -.ttMlTI 2450 Sq. Ft., 2 car garage. Rkh Moxnihui af3-ll« Aak for Sheryl Cobb. Rhoiida SMp. W3-797S S«6-e700. Dak CondIL 2H-in* Bob BUIr, Brohtf W3-2M9 jna 3 Bdrm 21/2 bath fireplace* RELAX WITH THE LAKE VIEW on th* Overlooks lake. 22X12 balcony or Serving Boulder City Since 1968 th* 22X2S tamlty room with 641 Marina Dr. 293-6014 wsl bsr. 3 Bsdroom, 2 bath. HOMES vacation home. AND-PRICE REDUCED TO Lot SIzt 76X178- Asking Volume 43, 55th Edition Henderson, Nevada 250 THE COMMUNITY'S NEWSPAPER 2 Commerce Center Dr. 564-1881 Thursday, July 9,1992 IN HISTORICAL DISTRICT—Charming 3 iMd, 1 $124,300. <^ $158,000. Aak tor Sharyl 293-1893 be. w/har«iwood floor*, tile roof, 1 car gar. k>U of & ASSOCIATES Cobb. 5664700. •hade trees, doe* In $120,000. LAKETREE TOWNHOUSE-Comer unit, 2 bed. 2 ba. 2 car gar. INDOOR SPA, new carpet A paint BUY THE 2 bad. 1 ba., 1 car gar (dal^ffepd). This home hH $124,000. "BOULDER Cmr UFESTYLE" One Man's k>U of polentlaigfifwLrM'll-D UP-VIEW OF LIKE NEW! 1126 Grillo, 3 bdrm, LAKE MEAD, prteVdcTlot PRICED TO SELL Your rent dollar* will BUY TMIS CONDOIII Cloea "NO SIW0G"*N0 POLLUTION"* Plans for new Old Vegas move forward $79,900. to downtown A Shopplng-*how* "Pride of Own- dining room, spa, wet bar, 78 ft. RV "CLEAN" "LOW CRIME RATE" ership" 2 bed. 2 ba. PRICED TO SELL $60,000. prkg, $173,900. •*»^0W UnUTlES" ON CUL-de-MC, VERY SHARP-3 bed, 1 3/4 ba.. rngTnMi7ffni.ffWis?iMn.<;n irr "OOODSCHOOLS" JaY VIEW rifv roimcil OKs nse permit A/C, 1,148 sq. ft, Ger. w/*torage rm. $118,900. HILLTOP LOT WITH EXCEPTIONAL VIEWI11.25 4 bdrm, 3 ba., plus pool/spa & iuise- **SEMlDff CENTER- Byiviiire o^aiiagnan ACRES. $82,000. ment $199,500. "10 MNS TO LAKE MEAD"* & more" CHILDREN NEED A B IG Hou*e. Meal location, but delays architectural review cloee to park, OVER 2,100 aq. ft. 4 bed. 2-1/2 ba. VIEW LOT—Ready to build, In thI* pre«tlgk>u« LOVELYMOVEINcondition,3bdnn, FREE LIST OF ALL AVAILABLE PROPERTIES: Experience of senior 2 car gar. RV Parkg. SHOWS VERY WELL RE- area of B.C. PRK:ED TO SELL $115,000. 2 ba^ 2 car garage, $145,000. PICK UP OR WE WILL MAIL OR FAX TO YOUII members of the Henderson DUCED TO $167,000. DEL PRADO 2 bdrm, 2 ba^ 2 car City Council became obvious By Paul Szydelko Several RiverMountainEstates Good building lot In UKE TERRACE .22 acre, garage, spa. $133,500. WE LOVE BOULDER CITY....YOU WILL TOO!! Managing Editor homeowners raised concems BEAUTIFUL VIEW-LAKE MEAD from thi* UP- BEST VALUE FOR YOUR $$ IN B.C. $iB9,000. RESIDENT1AL*C0MMERC1AL*INC0ME*RENTALS*L0TS ^ last week when considering GRADED KEY LARGO HOME. 2 bed., 2 ba. 2 car LAKE MOUNTAIN ESTATES, lovely the future of Sky Hartwr The Henderson City Council about the impact the new Old gar., am. wading pool/waterfall In back yard 1/2 ac. lot. Sub 11, exceptional view city & 2 bdrm, 2 fUll bath, over 1400 Sq. Ft., Aftsr hours call: 702- Airport. A council with less on Tuesday granted a use permit Vegas would have on the neigh- $181,500. Mtn*. $86,500. with extra large RV parking. $150,000. B0U1J>ER Crrv SPECIAUSTS B«lh DMRS, Brol(sr—293-7074 for a limited gaming and limited borhood and pressed for more ^^_ --^-^^ Mary Board 293-7254 experience might have GREAT RETIREMENT OR STARTER HOMEI Re- COMMERCIAL SPLIT LEVEL TOWNHOUSE at 524 OOQa^KK*} Urtstts Davis 293-1097 • jumped at the opportunity to gaming liquor operation to Focus details on the entrance, landscap- modeled 2 bed, 1 ba. partial baeement—MOVE IN OFFKIES. WAREHOUSE, UVING OTRS., STOR- Greenbrier, 3 bdrm, 1 3/4 ba., 2 car ^*^^ "TV/VW Cristina LeBrwton Fsmald--293-01ie buy and operate the airport 2000 for the re-opening bf the Old ing, buffering, signs and lighting NOW for only $72,500. AGE YARD—Excellent term*, ••*um8ble 1st, FAX: 702-293^645 B'«" ^-"b Stromb^g -293-«S08 Vegas fort. for the project. They said re- owner will carry a 2nd. $279,500. garage, only $105,000. within the city limits. The NK:E LEWIS HOME—4 bed. 2 ba., 1,548. aq. ft, 2 TWO STORY CONDO 2 bdrm, 1 1/2 entire council is wisely An architectural review for the opening the fort will diminish car gar. oovared patio. Malnteiwnce free yerd 0FFK:E/WAREH0USE comb, zoned CM prox. bath, great location $69,950. ^ 1664 Nefvada Hwy. (In Marshall Plaza) approaching the airport fort'srenovation and aconceptual children's safety and the $148,000. SEE IT TODAY, MOVE IN SOONIIt 2,500 sq. ft. WILL CONSIDER LEASE $120,000. CUSTOM 3 bdrm, 2 bath, overlooking acquisition very cautiously plan for the entire 127-acre site neighbortiood's quality of life. (MODULAR HOMES RENTALS Lake, great room w/flreplace, Ig. fam- and may turn their backs on must be submitted within nine One resident, Dennis Sorensen, IN MOORE'S MOBILE HOME PARK 1986 HOU- LOOKING FOR A GREAT VIEW OF UKE MEAD? ily room, pool/waterfall $329,000. OUR BEST PEOPLE the project. months, the council insisted. questioned whether the projea DAY RAMBELR ALUMAUTE 35' travel trailer. ThI* 3 bed, 2 ba. 2 car gar, CONDO haa It alllU HIGH ABOVE LAKE, over 4,000 sq. The gaming permit would allow was property zoned. The site is EXCELLENT CONDITK}N, FURNISHED *2 atg. comm. pool/spa, tenni* els. SEE IT TODAY— If the city eventually moves iherii newwaahef&drvefjJ6.000orbeeloWer^ iiooa. __, ;_.„ ,„_ 1 ft. Built to last 6" ext. walls including. | to OTntigl the airport gien ^ from 75 to 199 gaming devices tlTTOOAY^ • --- -'''-- ^---—-- 1200 fifl. tL.imn9ti/mtkmn:XaM^ ARE YOUR aiiUTTD mmt. uiuii fiinc'Tfr^gunriCj SPVaUSS 6flMM>-} bed. 2 Hi ba. can renl jrivate^Etorato^shouldW VERY CLEAN mobile home w/8' x 14' edd-on Jurnlshed—$800. unfurn. $750. no pets. value for $315,000. sought to run it. It's doubtful ai aie fbn. mm covered porch, stg. shed, quiet park. $15,000. SPYGLASS SPECIALS! Magnificent NEIGHBORS. if Henderson needs a depan- since 1986. CUSTOM EXECUTIVE HOME—3 bed. 2 ba. Ige. 2 2 bdrm, 2 1/2 ba. $122,000. ment of aviation any time in GINGERWOOD—14' x 52' Sundanoer, 2 bed, 1 car gar. ALL APPL very desirable area. $1,100. PRIVACY ON 1/2 acre in Sub 11,3200 L^ailo^aduced to $18.500. AVAIL NOW. . ^-.^ „- _^ the near future. S.F.,4 bdrm, 3'bath, plus p6o]/^aonly~ way extension PRICED BELOW MA New carpet, *pe- EXECUTIVE HOME, overlooking Lake Mead 3 $225,000. The death and injury toll at ckHi* floor plan. 12 Bed, 1-3/4 ba. bed. 2 ba. CUSTOM THRUOUT, 2,000 sq. ft. 2 car WHAT DREAMS ARE MADE OF 1 oov. carport. D TO $77,500. gar. AVAIL JULY $1,200. Lake Mead and in Southern This immaculate southwestern home Nevada private swinmiing 45% complete CONDOMIittlUMS 4 Bed, 2 ba. 2,400 aq. ft; Pool, rear patio, F.P. In on 31/2 acres, high above town, offers pools is spurting upward. It's Upgraded oondo, neer Lake Mead. 2 bad., 2 1/2 fam. rm. Nice neighborhood. $1,000. Avail, by the ultimate in privacy. Amenities in- ba., 1344 sq. ft, oommunlly pool & spa, $199,900. July 15. enough to scare every By Roy Theiss used^ so far, McFall added. The clude-pool and guest quarters & much concemed parent antl/or Newi SUIT Writer project completion date is No- VIEW OF UKE MEAD from this SPYGUSS 4 Bed. 2 1/2 ba. 2 CAR GAR. LEWIS HOME R.V. more. $t95,000. grandparent. Nevertheless, The U.S. 95 Itecway exicnswrr •vember 19W. CONDO. over 1200 sq. ft. 2 bed. 2 1/2 ba. F.P. Prkg. In nice neighborhood. $1,000 AVAIL NOW. LOW PRICE!—2 bdrm. 1 ba. comer Balcony, oomm. pool, Perfect for boalere or es death and permanent brain from Lake Mead Drive to Boulder McFall said he would be sur- -^:^ Offlc* * OffkwWha*. 8p«o»— lot, 508 Hopi, $79,900. Highway south of Old Vegas is prised if the freeway opened be- CALL FOR DETAILS damage to both children and CHEgK OUT THE LAKE VIEW! adults becomes an almost neariy half completed, said Mike fore the scheduled date. 29O0sq. ft Custom w/formal dining daily happening during these McFall, assistant director of en- Gus Michael, assistant district 18top by nd plclc up your FREE CURHEIMT U8T OF PROPERTIES AVAJLABLE FOR SAi£ room, great kitchen, 3 bdrm, 20 x 19 Brenda Bird "—— hot summer months. gineering for the Nevada Depan- engineer for NDOT, said the family room, 31/2 bath. Tile floors flow Coldwell Banker/Paul Gargis & Associates I have no special advice memofTransportation .this week. project is^ ahead of schedule. TOUi FREEI l-80IHi2M910 Ext. E41 We're proud of the schlevemente of Brenda Bird, who has Just to all, 3 car garage on almost 1/2 acre. other than to teach our McFall said 45% of the woric has "Right now were are about eight sncBBiry AND niTEGRrry is OUR SPECIALTY Price $435,000. achieved "Top Overall Producer" for tha month of Juns. Becauss monUis ahead but every time you Brenda Is commlttsd to excellence, ehe Is part of a tradition of children to respect the water been completed. success that has made Coldwell Banker/Paul Gargls&Associatesthe and for all of us to be alen for As of July 1. 237 of the 705 count on it, something comes up NEED to SELL (Hours H0IME8 WANTED name to call in Henderson whether buying or selling s home. possible problems. woric days have been used. The to slow you down.'* ^_ YOUR musE? open to ssrve We pay cash for your Congrstuiatlons Brendet>¥ou'rs a real assetto the neighborhood. conti^ct was aw^irded toFiihener ^ Sevelfil fTrojectsstill have to be •wiUBUYrrNow equity. REAUY you) Construction and Max Riggs Coidwell Banker/Paul GargI* a Aseoolalee « or TH KAM PVUICUI NirfwMti Educators like Mike West 566-6700 Foreclosures, fixer- Constmction for nearly $38 mil- M-S 8:30 to 6:30 and uppers. CALLCOLDWELLBANKER 160 East Horizon Drive COLOIUGLL are good for students and the See U.S. 95, Page 2 293-1613 HmdorMn, Nevada W015 lion and $16 miUion has been GAt^urly" Smith Sunday 11:00-5:30 584-1098 community. The fonner COL9WELL BANKER ANCHOR REALTY (702) 564-6969 . - BANKERU •^s •«•*•••*•*••*•***•••*•* Green Valley High Sellchool _*_BRAND NEW SllvwcrMt Modal Hom«s,* FUULAKEVIEW^ -«PEI»^^—501 Nevada Hwy., :A ^JHyMllliin>i|O>»«»lyii»r»in0Hlwiti«ifi«iiilyOim>iH0p»iii< Expect tfae l>est administratofr Hke a ball)all|af- | UNDER$200,OOOI ^arGountry4rH , locat*d on Yucca St. overlooking Eldorado* 3 Bsdroom, 2 Boulder City fire, is starting educational • Vallay in BC Parfact for ratiramant coupia.* bsth, pod, sps, firsplscs, blazes in his position as * DfIw by aiiU call to aaa Intartar floay plana.* leui¥ifyefM.2lifgtpillQt _2a3=5252_ prinr.ipai nf Rltnn fianiRn 4-20X30 tislcony with s full 293-7780 ntil economy ignites * Long tarni laaMs avallaUa on ttta lot. Buy* vIswIAskforShsrylColib. Middle School in Boulder * ona of tha modals alraady sat-up or custom • 566-6700. City. He is concemed about complete, negotiations are con- * ordar your own Sllvarcrast. Pricas start at* a By Katherine E. Scott Q CALLCOLDWELLBANKER tinuing "with every major manu- * $49,995.00 Call Laka Mountain Estates at* Boxed Ads ^T** See One Man's View, Nem Staff Writer s 293-2263 for complata Information. BC * per column inch per week FREE! U8T OF ALL HOMES FOR SALE IN By the time the first car facturer, and [we] expect to be -•-»««^ • • • • * • * • sA •«.A_a:a^t.«.t • • BOULDER CRY. OET ON OUR MAIUNG LIST. Page2 dealerships open at Car Country able to announce some consum- V//////////////////////^^^^^ TWO STORY FOUR BDRi>< DEL PRADO with pool/spa, corner iot, fuil PAULGARGI&&^ InteiirMtionar oil "BouldeT Higlv^ inations of Uiuse aiiaiigemeiitii J.^—- rmi/sl/lu " gtijKKp i;aH balcony frornbdrmf, $168,500. TAKE THAT!—Five-year-old Ryan Uray takes sional Karate Center, showed youngsters m- way, wc ic {^uiii}; lu lui u JUM etter volved in the library's "Sumiiier Read-Dis- about right when the economy The first phase of the $120 REDUCED! LA (XJLCE VITA.CONDO—S-Mrnn, 11/2 tMth. $86,500. ASSOCIATES a swipe at karate instructor Paul Mielcarek '® durfng ademoiistration recently at the James I. coviery!" program the importance of discipline starts picking up and car sales yCmericcmd^tMGrdUp.REALTORS®GrbUD REALTORS® • • ^ "S •1. Xand••and Gardens RESIDENTIALREALESTATE._. Inside TWO STORV LiW1S^^MrmrFl/2 batlii, 2^^ RV boat Gibson Pubh'c Li1)rary. T^e derfionstratlon in their sport. -•—• -~~^ •^»..,- [improve ]," project director Barry "Indcpcndcnlly Owned and Operated" An independently Owned and Operated Member parldng, lush landscaping. $167,000. team, which 'was from Allen Sarac's Profes- Pliotb by Aaron Majrei Stubbs said Wednesday. See Car, Page 2 of CoMweli Banker Residential Affiliates, Inc. RichaiS Cohen .-: 4 With infrastructure nearly UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY IN REDUCED TO $124,000. Thrs* |>drm, 2 lMt^ Iwnlly nn wKh f/p, 2 car Happenings....'. 7 garage on cornsr lot. COZY LIVING—2 bedroom,, 1^^3/4 bath, guest house, large Uving room, PRESTIGIOUS BOULDER CITY country kitchen, enckMcd patk). Call Anne Smith about C:730$9. Senior Activities 9 5 bedroom plus den, 31/2 baths, 2978 sq. ft. with 2 car KEY LARGO PUD—Thraa t>drni, plus dtn, famiiy room with t/p, 2 car NICE GOLF COURSE AREA HOME—3 bedrooms 1+1/2 bath. 2 car Kerr-McGee pays fine garage. Dasart landscaping and a iak* visw! $205,000. garage, 1,945 square feet, bakony, sunken llv. room, fireplace, totsofcab In Guy Shipler 4 garage & work area. All this for under $47.00 per square i kitchen,ceramic die, formal dining room. Call Sharon Kozar about R:65740. Viewpoint 4 foot. Lots of pluses with a little tic! $139,900. T:60905. LOOKS CAN BE DECEIVING I Custom 4 tidrni, 3 bath In aroa ovarlooking CHISM VISTA FLOORPLAN—3 bedrooms, 2+1/2 baths, 2 car garage, fruit for hazardous waste the iake. This horns hM satlilo tils In sntryt hails and kttchsn. TVm ear treat, RV parking, formal din. room, ceiling fans, fireplace courtyard, 1,890 Your Views 5 3 bedroom pool & spa, steam shower - custom cabi nets garage, room for boat, 2466 s.f. Bring your famiiy to thia onel $258,000. sq. ft, covered patk>. Call Brenda Bird about W:74124. By Roy Theiss no way to determine how long it HOME SWEET HOME—4 bedrooms, 1+3/4 baths, 2 car garage, desert was being stored." The hazardous -1750 sq. ft. RV park! ng $164,900. Covered patio. T:70291 TWO STORY FOUR BDRM.—extended F/R with sating area, rMlwood AT^w Staff Writer landacaphig, fully fenced, fk-uit trees. Call Elaine Smith about L:73712. Kcrr-McGec Chemical Corp.. waste being stoned was hexavalent decked covered patio, brick buin-ln bar-t>-qus. $185,000. HIGHLAND HILLS''-4 bedrooms, 1+3/4 bath, 2 car garage, playground, Two bedroom, 2 full bath condo, private laundry area, bkick fence, fruit trees, covered patki, dishwasher, fenced playground. Call Paanorama paid a $13,800 fine June 1 for chrome. wash & dryer Included. Large kitchen refrigerator in- LAKE OR MOUNTAIN VIEWS GO WITH THESE manufactured homes In EtalDc Smith about C:S8653. mishandling hazardous waste. The fine for the uncertified tank Lake Mtn Estatss! Starting at $119,900. Call lor Info and appt to ess! Carolyn Drennan cluded. Separate prlvate^ntrance court yard & finished QUIET CUL-DE-SAC—3 bedrooms, 1+3/4 bath, artfully landscaped, Urge An inspection Dec. 17, 1991, was due to a discrepancy witii the pool/tpa, storage sbcd, fireplace, RV/Boat parking, 1,209 sq. ft Call Anne Bishop B9 one car garage with auto opener. $79,500. T:63677. UPGRADED LAKETREE TOWNHOUSE—2 bdrm, osramic tils, oak cabi- by the state Division of Environ- definition of the tank, Denison Smith about C:74385. nets, ceiling fans and mors. $l 19,500. Jim Brann »... B4 mental Protection, determined a said, Kerr-McGee did not see it as NEW EXECimVE CUSTOM—3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2 car garage, container was unlabeled and not a tank but according to the defi- You'll be on top of the world overlooking Lake Mead, baicoay, formal din. room, potshclves, skylight, ceiling fans, circular drive- Classified B14 ELEGANT UVING-2900s.f.,pool,oorrals, separate guest qtrs. $495,000. mountains & sunsets from this exquisite custom home. way, walk-ia ckiaets. Call Wendy WUilams/Brenda Bird aboutG:74188. marked for regulation time. nition by DEP, a tank is made Comics, Crossword Bl2 JefTDenison, an environmental with non-earth walls. Kerr-McGee 2 F/P, super master suite with FP & walk-in closet, RESTAURANT—iMigsst ssUbllsliod In B.C. Rscsnt rsmodeilng. Shown CASA DE SIERRA—OPEN DAILY—10 a.m. to 6 p.m. master bath w/spa tpb. This 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath by appt. $382,000. HcDdenpa'i aewcet & nicest neigliborbood, 32 semi custom homes at tract Dear Debbie :.B9 engineer for DEP. said a company was using a container made out of beauty has wet bar with pass-through to pool & covered pricas. Salaeomcclocated on Graesway, 3 blocks south or Heather. For mora Entertainment ....BIO generating hazatdoiis waste can concrete. hifonnatkin please caU JO, STEVE and DEAN. patio area. Tile roof, pool, spa, too much to mention, POPULAR 1548 s.f. 4 bdrm. Lewi* bsautlfuily Isndaeapod and deoo- store the waste 90 days at the site Pat Corbett. plant manager for rsted. Mint condHlon! $145,900. Family History B7 Ck)me see. $350,000. T:67661. EXPECT THE BEST before it has to be moved off site. Kerr-McGee. said tiw company 160 East Horizon Drivt DonHolladay .,..B2 Kerr-McGee was assessed a was going to put stickers up for CORNER LOT—custom horns area—4 bdrm, RV parking, all appllanoss proper labeling. "We just con- Inctudsd. $225,000. Hondarson, Nevada 89015 Horoscope B9 $10,000 fine for an uncertified tank. $3,200 for an accumulation structed a retaining area but we 2625 Green Valley Pk%yy., Henderson Talaphono: (702) 564-6969 EOUALNpUaMQ Legal Notices B13 REGATTA POMTE CONDO—2 bdrm, doss to pool, water lounUIn In 1-800-736-6960 O^fOimiMTV of uncontained waste and $600 had it in use before the stickers atrium, largs covered pstlo. $195,000. Ruth Sochlkc..... B2' fbrnbTMbeUng. STOPPE]>—An unidentiflMi driver ran Into a and Steve Arambasich, firefighter, ri^, ob- 458-8888 telephone pole Tuesday on Continental Avenue. serve the extraction. ^^ eiH0OMMia«lw|l«iaMHNMlC«M.AiiE«iitQpporlMlyCaiMii|r. • nwcumii This Was Nevada B3 "They were acting as a storage Set Firw, Page 3 mmmmmMMmmmmmpMMmmMa. lyOw4»<0|iiia< unit." Deniaon said. "There was John b'bcrto, paramedic/firefighter, middle, I»]:1WLV