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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1963

Page

13

Rezoning Application For Shop Turned Down Henderson

Henderson City Planning Commission rejected a rezoning request from Lina H Page for 133 Atlantic to allow a beauty shop with living quarters, citing no alley access and nonconformity with C-2 standards. Protest was raised by Arthur Hebert against conflicts with the master plan. A separate zone change for East Pacific Ave toward the library was approved in line with master plan expansion.

Henderson City Planning Commission Atlantic Street Lina H. Page Grove Atlantic Page Arthur Hebert Nickel St Clared Perkins Dietrich Pantuso Charles. Trueworthy East Pacific Ave Water Street Boulder Highway

Freak Accident Sends Light Post to Ground

A freak accident on a Boulder City street tore a utility pole from its base when a pickup driven by 17 year old James Terdan lost a door latch and rolled across Arizona Street. Passenger Robert Danneberger attempted to regain control as the vehicle struck the light, but both youths escaped serious injury. Electricians shut off the exposed power.

Boulder City James Terdan Utah St Utah Street Arizona Street Robert Danneberger Central

Shoplifting Clamp Down Initiated in Henderson

Henderson police crack down after a rash of petty thefts at Rancho Market. Earl Edward Swanson, 27, of 700 Park Place, Henderson, allegedly took a box of Blue Jay Corn plasters and hid it, arrested on a citizen's complaint. Store manager Charlee F Savior corroborated the act. Swanson to appear before Judge Davis. The usual fine cited is 59 dollars, with other recent cases paying the same amount for inexpensive items.

Henderson Rancho Earl Edward Swanson 700 Park Place Davis Charlee F. Savior Swanson

St Theresa's Guild Plans Summer Meeting and Events

St Christophers Church in Boulder City hosts the Women of St Christpher's Guild meeting in the parish hall. President Mrs Norma Lindbloom says a pot luck dinner is planned for Thursday June 27 and a rummage sale for the first week in August. All women are urged to attend as the last meeting before summer recess.

Boulder City St. Theresa's Guild of Women of St

Nixon and Franco Hold Cordial Meeting in Spain

Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon met with Generalissimo Francisco Franco in Barcelona on a private visit. A government spokesman described the encounter as cordial and said Nixon was in Spain with his family.

Barcelona Spain UPI Richard M. Nixon Francisco Franco Nixon

Lena Hurt Named Bowling Post Director and Awards

Boulder City’s Lena Hurt was named director for the Nevada Women’s Bowling Association from Boulder Bowl. The Sth annual state tournament in Carson City April 20 to May 12 featured five local teams with awards across multiple classes, including top finishes for Betty Ward, Mary Anna Ruth, Kay Foresman, Lil Lansford, and Esther Wideen.

Boulder City Dorothy Hamilton Nevada Women's Bowling Association Carson City Lena Hurt Boulder Bowl Nautical Flag Nevada Drug Tyree Insurance Betty Ward Mary Anna Ruth Marie Lemmon Lil Lansford Esther Wideen Ina Liebespeck Nonnie Dickens Nadine Bolton Kay Foresman H. Wincher Father Wideen Idahel Rogers

Church Rummage Sale This Week

Henderson The First Presbyterian Church sponsors a Friday and Saturday rummage sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Women’s Association organizes it. Next Sunday the pastor speaks on Despise the Church from Corinthians 11 27. A Wiener roast follows Church School on Sunday afternoon. The pastor’s family attends the Synod of California meeting at Occidental College in Los Angeles.

Henderson First Presbyterian Church of The Women's Association Corinthians Synod of California Limited Presbyterian Church Occidental College Los Angeles

Henderson Robin Hood Hobby Becomes Business For Archery Enthusiast

Matt Turner of Henderson Archery Club runs Peck's Upholstery on Navy Street with a shop section stocked for archers. He sells bows arrows and hunting gear and plans a bow hunting trip when deer season opens. The article notes club roles and members including Mel Wilkenson Al DeLong Sonja Wilkenson Kay Don Van Leuven and Elnora Turner.

Robin Hood Matt Turner Matt Navy Street Woodruff Henderson Archery Club Peck Las Vegas Henderson Henderson Trophy Hunters Elnora Mel Wilkenson al DeLong Sonja Wilkenson Kay Don van Leuven

Rebekahs Celebrate 23rd Birthday With Trimmings

BOULDER CITY The 23rd birthday of Cactus Rebekah Lodge No. 49 IOOF was observed at a Wednesday meeting. Mildred Foresman Daisy Garson and Mae Hale served cake and refreshments. Certificates of perfection awarded to Melha Caesar Sylvia Averett Mary Lou Hopper Helen Holmes. Wilma Cooper earned one but was absent.

Boulder City Cactus Rebekah Lodge No. 49 IOOF Mildred Foresman Daisy Garson Mae Hale Melha Caesar Sylvia Averett Mary Lou Hopper Helen Holmes

Strip poker heist ends in motel robbery

In Richardson, a masked gunman burst into a motel room, robbed poker players of 1000 dollars cash and clothing and jewelry worth 1900 dollars. Two players wrapped in sheets reported the holdup to the inn clerk, who alerted police.

Richardson Tex Dallas Continental Inn

River Matamuhuri Shifts Course Threatening Thousands

Government reports the Matamuhuri river in Chittagong District is changing course rapidly. At least 10,000 people are at risk of losing their homes as floods hit areas already devastated by a tornado, where 12,000 people have died.

Dacca Pakistan UPI Matamuhuri Chittagong

Nasser Nationalizes All Firms in UAR Decree

President Gamal Abdel Nasser nationalizes all firms in the United Arab Republic including pharmaceutical producers. The Middle East News Agency, a semi official outlet, cites a decree issued Saturday affecting 10 companies.

Cailro UPI Gamal Abdel Nasser United Arab Republic Middle East

Fish, Game Charge Lands Man in Jail

Henderson man Keith Alien Turner, 28, jailed Monday on a warrant for failing to appear in court on a state fish and game violation. Bail set at 150 dollars. Turner to appear in Judge Treems' Justice Court this week.

Henderson Keith Alien Turner Turner

Marjorie Beatty Wed Brother of Nevada Author in Vicksburg

BOULDER CITY Miss Marjorie Filen Betty and Walter Reed Averett of Vicksburg Miss were married recently at All Saints Episcopal Chapel. The bride wore a blue silk sheath with accessories and a white orchid in a prayer book. The groom, a chemist, formerly lived here with his mother in Las Vegas and now works at Southwest Potash in Vicksburg. He authored a book on Nevada Place Names recently published.

Boulder City Marjorie Filen Betty Walter Reed Averett Vicksburg Miss All Saints’ Episcopal Chapel Mary John) Jenkins Sam H. Parkerson Sylvia Averett Las Vegas

Recreation turnout gratifying says Ken Andree

BOULDER CITY The summer recreation program shows strong participation with about 149 children registered through Friday and 125 taking part daily. The high school gym operates 9 to 12 and 1 to 430 pm daily, plus 7 to 930 pm for teens and adults.

Boulder City Ken Andree Shari Everman Regis

Boulder City Fencers Fall to Las Vegas Lettered Opponent

In Boulder City on May 25 the Boulder City Fencing Team coached by Rev. Joseph Hogben faced the Las Vegas Fencing Team coached by Peter Augusztiny at the Las Vegas YMCA. Las Vegas won seven matches to three with numerous close bouts and several scores listed, including Jimmie Nelson and Dee Farr tallying multiple touches.

Boulder City Joseph Hogben St. Christopher's Episcopal Church Las Vegas Peter Augusztiny B.C Boulder Augusztiny Rev. Hogben Jim Nelson Bob Broadbent Janice Brunner Merry Urban Mike Jones Jimmie Nelson George Pelham Pat Sweeney Dee Farr Kirk Andree Calvin Strachan Chip Hinderliter Lavern Gudoris

Two Girls Attend Girls State From Local High School

April Rader Mary Ballan tyne and Katie Lang depart to attend Girls State at the University of Nevada Reno. The session runs to June 746 with delegates representing the high school and Unit 31 of the American Legion Auxiliary. Grayce Nelson serves as Girls State chairman for Boulder City. Delegates were selected for leadership courage honesty scholarship cooperation and fitness. The winner proceeds to Washington for Girls Nation to study government at a national level.

April Rader Mary Ballantyne Katie Lang Girls State University of Nevada Reno Unit 31 Amenean Legion Auxiliary Grayce Nelson Boulder City Washington Girls Nation

May Rainfall Below Normal in Colorado River Basin

Precipitation in the Colorado River basin above Grand Canyon was well below normal in May ranging from 26 to 38 percent of normal across sub basins. Seasonal precipitation since October reached about 78 percent of normal. April May runoff near Grand Canyon was about 1.7 million acre feet, versus a 21 year average of 3.93 million. Forecast for April July 1963 flow near Grand Canyon shows maximum 4.90 million, mean 3.09 million, minimum 2.0 million acre feet if reservoirs are not stored.

Boulder City Colorado River Grand Canyon Arizona Green River Greenriver Utah Cisco San Juan Little

Hit and Run Horse in Wisconsin Incident

Police pursued a case described as a hit and run by a horse in New Berlin Wisconsin. Arthur Lambrecht four and his wife were showered with glass when a horse jumped on the hood of their car and struck the windshield before both horses wandered away.

New Berlin Wis UPI Arthur Lambrecht Lambrecht

Modern wines may contain essential life elements

Naples New York UPI reports researchers at Widmers Wine Cellars found modern wines contain varying amounts of all 15 minerals scientists consider essential for human and animal life including calcium phosphorus magnesium sodium potassium chlorine sulfur iron copper manganese zinc iodine and cobalt.

Naples N.Y UPI Widmers

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