Seek Registrants For Sewing Workshop In Boulder City
Boulder City homemakers sponsor a free sewing workshop taught by Home Agent Katherine Everson. Registration urged, information sheets with pattern numbers and materials will be sent by secretary Mrs. Art Skerry. Classes run July 9 to 20 at the high school with afternoon 1 to 3 30 pm and evening 6 to 8 30 pm sessions. open to women and to girls with sewing training. owners of portable machines urged to bring them for personal use.
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Boulder City
Katherine Everson
Art Skerry
Boulder City Red Cross Elects Officers
Officers elected at the Boulder City American Red Cross board meeting include Mrs. Alice Sullivan as acting chairman and vice chairman, Mrs. John Prunty treasurer, Mrs. Reuben Middleton home service chairman, Mrs. Alice Berry water safety chair man, Mrs. Sullivan first aid chairman, and Mrs. Margaret Valdez secretary and publicity chairman.
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Boulder City
American Red Cross
Alice Sullivan
John Prunty
Reuben Middleton
Home Service
Alice Berry
Sullivan
First Aid
Margaret Valdez
Park Service Begins Junior Naturalist Plan
The National Park Service starts its summer Junior Naturalist program in Boulder City at 10 a.m. in the Department of Water and Power Auditorium. Children aged 8 to 14 are invited to attend with nature walks to desert points of interest. The schedule runs June 30 through August 25 with topics on nature walks reptiles Indians and desert stories in rocks.
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Boulder City
National Park Service
Department of Water & Power
Nevada Highway
Learn a Language Pickup at Avenue F
Pickup location at 632 Avenue F runs daily from 8 a.m. to noon. Participants collect learning materials and instructions for self guided language practice. The program emphasizes flexible hours and steady access to resources for language study.
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Avenue F
City Officials Bicker Over Opening of Letters
In Boulder City a dispute over who may open mail addressed to the city leaders arose at a council meeting. Mayor Sweeney argued mail should not be opened by others. City Manager Blyth cited administrative practice and urged forwarding policy. A motion to change practice was ruled out of order. legal review suggested a new post like mail clerk would be required. The mayor vowed the issue would persist.
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Boulder City
Morgan Sweeney
Sweeney
Curtis Blyth
Blyth
Council
Boulder
Bob Broadbent
Bob Georgeson
City Hall
al Franklin
Dale Brockett
City Council
Broadbent
Gene Matteucci
Matteucci
Gear earns best speaker award at Toastmasters meeting
Roy Gear won the best speaker award at the Basic Toastmasters Club bi monthly meeting at the Railroad Pass Casino in Boulder City. His speech Many Unhappy Returns lampooned income tax with Lincoln era parody lines and focused on the burden of paying taxes. Other speakers included Glenn Muchow Harry Hall Roger Fisher Ken Sullivan and Jim McGee with McGee named best evaluator.
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Boulder City
Roy Gear
Basic Toastmasters Club
Railroad Pass
Gear
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Glenn Muchow
Harry Hall
Roger Fisher
Ken Sullivan
Ernie Kyle
Oscar Larga
Joel Webster
Jim McGee
McGee
Fisher
George Campbell
Books on Self Understanding Now Available
Two new books on self understanding are available at the Boulder City Library. Reviews by Mrs. Thomas White and Mrs. Thomas Clapper highlight accessible explanations of mind body links and practical guidance for varied readers from housewives to professionals. Dr Dunbar emphasizes unity of body and soul and explores illnesses with unknown causes.
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Boulder City
Thomas White
Thomas Clapper
Flanders Dunbar
White
Dunbar
Clapper
George 8. Stevenson
Harry Mill
Fight Cancer With a Check up and a Check
A health advisory urges screenings and financial support to battle cancer. Authorities promote regular check ups and timely follow ups, linking preventive care to improved outcomes and reduced treatment costs.
Orchestra under the Direction of Ray Barr Performs
The performance features conductor Ray Barr with pianist Stanley Kay urging the choir and percussionist Charles Turner to lift the program through a full orchestral concert at the municipal hall.
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Ray Barr
Stanley Kay
Charles Turner
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Red Cross
Park Service
Parks and Monuments
Twin Lakes Shopping Center
Tonopah Highway
Giant NO
U.S.D.A
Chris & Pitts
Bri
Anderson
Pillsbury
Lucky Lager
Vienna
Armour
Virginia Morrison
Chas. Johnson
Ing
Frankie Laine
Charlie Manna
Regent
LAS Vegas Sun
Las Vegas
APT
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