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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1966
Page
17
A reader survey asked about the reaction to looking younger than one’s years. Quotations show varied views from women who feel blessed by youth, to mothers who share jokes about being mistaken for sisters or grandmothers, to husbands who defend their partners’ looks.
The Union Pacific Junior Old Timer's Club No. 16 and auxiliary installed officers at Jamo's Restaurant. Master of Ceremonies was W. T. Peterson. Junior officers: John Mangani president, Garry Dillingham vice president, Clifford Kahle secretary treasurer, with Max Keetch as past president. Auxiliary officers: Diane Fields president, Dorothy Spangenburg vice president, Frankie Stanford secretary treasurer.
Readers seek guidance on marital trust and family loyalty. The column urges confronting a spouse over obscene calls and warns about legal risk, while also addressing father absence, a grateful letter from a daughter, and calls for external help for alcohol issues.
The Temple Beth Sholom social hall hosts a Masterpoint bridge event with winners Jack McClosky and John Angus first, Lee Kellar and Stan Allison second, Bill Gries and Nancy Gries third, Mr. and Mrs. Fish fourth, Helen Witte and Ruth Henatsch fifth. Wednesday night winners include Ed Lewis and Virginia Kitterman first, Barbara Page and Bery Harris second, Bill Gries and Helen Witte third, and David Angus and Joe McCluskey fourth. Proceeds go to charity. games start at 7 p.m. Betty Spindell, director, arranges partners.
Dr. Theodore Jacobs was elected vice president and Dr. Emanuel Berger of Reno was installed as president. Las Vegas committee chairs include C. J. Kilduff M.D. nursing education Peg McMillan and Harris P. Sharp. Fresno State professor Mark Zeifert spoke on heart health and a film titled Better Odds for a Longer Life was previewed at the luncheon.
The American Contract Bridge League hosted a Memorial Day event at the Thunderbird Hotel. NS winners: first Bob Johnson and Guy Disbro. second Virginia Kitterman and Mrs. W Drake. third Helen Irving and Helen Ostroski. fourth Janet Haskins and Alex Howell. EW winners: first Willie Coffin and Stephanie Parker. second Jean Glenn and Alma Emlet. third Marie Horgen and Doris Arnold. fourth Sally Phillips and Robert Taylor. Leading year standings: Claire Gilbert 3.30. Joe Rogers 2.60. Steve Romm 2.45. Dr. C F Crossley 2.10. Prize to top master-point getter starting under 50 points. register with Evalyn Stanton at 878-3047. Next games June 12 1:30 Men’s and Women’s Pairs. June 26. For partners contact Janet Haskins at 384-2141.
Cloverleaf junction at Woodbridge New Jersey opened to traffic in 1930 marking the first such interchange.
Students of the Jeanne Roberts School of Dancing present an 8 p.m. recital at Las Vegas High School auditorium featuring Puss in Boots or The Master Cat by the Children's Little Theater Starlets of 1966 a review segment and a classical ballet by Las Vegas Ballet Workshop directed by Christina Carson. The 23rd annual benefit supports civic projects. Tickets available at the box office, night of show, or from performers.
Hollywood reports Elizabeth Hartman, an Oscar nominee, has been offered the lead role in the film Don't Raise the Bridge, Lower the Water. The project positions Hartman for a major screen showcase and follows her recent recognition in cinema.
A cleansing milk that removes all makeup with a dissolving action to leave the complexion smoother and clearer. It claims to reduce taut dry skin and wrinkle dryness and offers a youthful look when used regularly. Ask your druggist for Jelwyn cleansing milk.
A pass-through between the kitchen and dining area reduces steps for serving from the pan to the table. Built-ins near the pass-through maximize efficiency. A ceramic tile countertop provides a burn proof surface for hot plates and pans.
The Alumni Association of the Church of Religious Science hosts a potluck dinner for first year graduates Thursday at 7 p.m. in the churches education wing at 1420 E Harmon Ave. Arthur Frenk leads the evening with Dr. David Howe and Betty Evitts coordinating. honorary membership cards for 1966 will be presented by Dr. Lee Evitts.
Mrs James Gabriel president of Women of the Church at Christ Church Episcopal 2906 Maryland Parkway announces a Card and Snacks party for Friday at 8 p m Tickets by reservation from ticket chairman Mrs Randy Cooper 384 8570 or at the parish hall door at the church
Consider placing decorative vases, carved sculptures, or interesting rocks found on vacation on a table or chest instead of standard bookends. This approach adds unique focal points and a personal touch to the display.
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