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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1966
Page
7
St Josephs annual carnival opened with a kickoff dinner dance and vaudeville show titled Fat-0-L:& 4 Go-Go presented by the Percolatin Parents group. Mrs Fran Miller directed the show. Tim Sugden chaired the carnival and introduced booth chairmen. Awards include 1000 cash and a Honda or 250 cash. The event featured booths themed Childs World with Mother Goose ideas.
Residents debate moving the Old Mormon Fort from its Elks property to the Convention Center site. Daughters of Utah Pioneers guard the fort and worry about disruption while Elks consider land decisions. Community notices include class reunion plans and a Job’s Daughters meeting in Henderson with contact numbers.
Robert Throckmorton details a cross cultural event featuring Takahiko Mikami, director of the Japanese Cultural Art Center, presenting Japanese painting and sumi techniques at the University of Nevada Reno. Mikami also led demonstrations for elementary and middle school students while illustrating Japan's balance of empty and occupied space in art. He emphasized tradition over Western notions of creativity and noted the symbolic meanings in subjects like the lobster.
A study finds a single person spends about 20 percent more per person on food than someone in a four person family. researchers note economies of scale in larger households and differing shopping habits.
A fragment describes skin care with a vitalizing cream to smooth wrinkles and refine skin texture. Mention of isotonic clay products and a named person Margaret Merri appears amid garbled phrasing and unclear instructions.
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