Mass Set for Ange Bianconi Riviera Hotel Chef
Mass for Ange Bianconi executive chef of the Riviera Hotel will be held today at 11 a.m. at St. Anne's Catholic Church with Father Caesar Caviglia officiating. Born March 14 1908 in Corsica France he lived in Las Vegas ten years and belonged to the Water Club in New York City and the local Culinary Union. He is survived by his widow Emilienne two daughters Monique Dishhein and Jackie Bianconi two sisters Lili Gaillard and Josette Ludwick and two grandchildren. Entombment will be at Pioneer Mausoleum Mountain View Gardens of Memory. Bunker Brothers Mortuary handling arrangements.
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Las Vegas
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New York City
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Monique Dishhein
Jackie Bianconi
Lili Gaillard
Josette Ludwick
Pioneer Mausoleum
Mountain View Gardens
Bunker Brothers Mortuary
First Pay Gone Wallet Lost Near Main Post Office
Mrs. Zylpha M. Davies hopes a wallet lost Monday in front of the main post office is found by an honest person. It held her first paycheck after two weeks off work from an automobile accident, including a $50 bill four $20 bills and change in a brown Morocco leather case. She is a widow and sole supporter. contact 28 Orland Las Vegas 878-2058.
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Orland
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Nevada Wildlife Federation backs five member fish and game board
The Nevada Wildlife Federation supported a plan to shrink the 17 member Nevada fish and game commission to five gubernatorial appointees. The proposal would set five year terms, cap party representation, and require each member be a qualified resources expert. The federation also backed higher license fees to fund capital improvements for resources programs.
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UPI
Nevada Wildlife Federation
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Nevada
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Commission
Family saved about $600 per household in 1963
College Station Texas (UPI) Wanda Meyer of Texas A M confirms the average American family saved about 600 dollars in 1963. The figure results from totaling nationwide investments in savings accounts, savings and loan deposits, savings bonds and life insurance cash values and dividing by households.
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