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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1963
Page
5
Readers seek guidance on sending a daughter to the Peace Corps and balancing family plans. Ann Landers counsels pride in the daughter’s choice, noting personal growth and rewards from service. The column also addresses nosy questions, teen pregnancy, and coping with a relative’s loss.
Louis Bellson brings his big band to the Thunderbird Hotel Theatre Restaurant for a two hour concert starting at 2 30 am after the South Pacific show. The program features 18 musicians plus guest stars Harry Sweets Edison Carl Fontana and the Two Guys with a balanced swing lineup. Bellson, a Las Vegas favorite, has built a national reputation since 1942 and leads a rotating ensemble tonight with additional musicians to accompany him.
The third instalment of property taxes for fiscal year 1961-62 is due at the County Treasurer's Office in the courthouse and becomes delinquent after January 7. Penalties apply on delinquent third installment after January 7, with added penalties on first and second installments if unpaid after that date. The fourth and last installment for 1961-62 will be delinquent after March 4. tax statements for 1962-63 will be mailed in June 1963.
Neil Galatz, local attorney, named chairman of the reception preceding City of Hope’s annual dinner. Mrs. Lila Zona, general chairwoman, announced the appointment. The recognition and installation dinner will be held January 20 at Flamingo’s convention hall.
Paintings by Gertrude Beck are exhibited at the Bank of Nevada on the Strip and Adele Collins displays at First Western Savings 118 Las Vegas Blvd South. Both shows are sponsored by the Las Vegas Art League.
Antonin Novotny declared 1962 one of the worst years for Czechoslovakia's nationalized agriculture. He noted farm quotas were only 88 percent fulfilled and warned the country must make ends meet with available resources.
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