Music Students Present Concert Here
A Henderson children’s concert by Mrs. Nina Newell’s music students took place at 112 First Street. Students performed varied pieces including Spanish Guitars, You Are Deep In My Heart, O How Lovely is the Evening, Pop Corn, Indian Forest, Train is Coming, The Ice Cream Man, The Umbrella Man, The Detective, Come On Rangers, De Camptown Races, Shortenin Bread, Swaying Silver Birches, Prancing Horse, A Little Spring Song, Chord Frolic, Minuet in G, and several duets with Mrs. Newell and Margaret Hooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevyl Purdy
Ross Kesterson
Rangers
de Camptown
Margaret Hooper
Shortenin
Henderson Industrial Days 1963 Highlights and Parade Cast
The 1963 Henderson Industrial Days parade and carnival recall a windy week with colorfully lit rides, pink snow cones, and crowding crowds. Highlights include the cow milking contest, Lucky Legs Contest, the Fireman Save My Child melodrama directed by Bob Bridgewater, and a float by Henderson Telephone Co with Miss Barbara Jackson. Notable figures include Hershel Trumbo as parade marshal on Shamarr, Donna Oxford in beauty finals, and local students in the Henderson Junior High entry. The event also marked nationwide direct dialing planned by the telephone company in February 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Bridgewater
Rosemary Rose
Bob
Mid-West
Helen Ainsworth
Corrine Steiger
Marguerite Mayo
Ron Nevens
Linda Gold
Howard Jackson
Jeffrey Jackson
Jane Pitchford
Henderson Telephone Company
Miss Henderson Telephone Co
Barbara Jack
Boulder City
Progressive Telephone Company
Nevada
Hershel Trumbo
Shamarr
Trumbo
Donna Oxford
Stauffer
Ponderosa Ranch
Hoss Cartwright
Bonanza
Eddie Pitchford
Henderson Junior High School
Corita Mathison
Dennis Ballew
Marily Cor
Don Erickson
Victor Hall
Jack Confer
Sunrise Optimist Club of
Las Vegas
Bruce Cummings
Abernathy
George
Polling Places Listed for Henderson Municipal Election Today
Henderson voters head to the polls today to choose three city councilmen and a municipal judge. Precincts 1 10 18 and 20 vote at the Henderson Youth Center, 11 at Pittman Recreation Center, 12 14 16 19 17 at Victory Village auditorium, 13 and 18 at Carver Park admin building. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Municipal judge candidates are James R. Brown Earl H. Davis Lee Lamoreaux and Dr. A Van Heukelem. Councilman Ward candidates include Raymond L Currier Keith Lopeman Paul T Marshall P T Jack Stevens and Donald L Stukas. Ward three hopefuls are William V Red Choate Raynald Fyden Joe Hardtner Pete R Mendive and Ida Belle Riggins. Ward five candidates include Robert Hawthorne and others noted in the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Pittman Recreation Center
Victory Village
Carver Park Administration
James R. Brown
Earl H. Davis
Lee Lamoreaux
A. van Heukelem
Raymond L. Currier
Keith Lopeman
Paul T Marshall
P. T
Jack’’ Stevens
Donald L. Stukas
William V. ‘‘Red”’ Choate
Raynald Fyden
Joe Hardtner
Pete R. Mendive
Ida Belle Riggins
Robert ©. Hawthorne
Fewer Anglers Seen in Court
Henderson reports a drop in fishing violation cases in Judge George Treem's Justice Court with only 10 defendants last week. Nine appeared for fishing without a license and one for fishing with two roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
George Treem
Justice Court
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Nina Newell
Connie
Connie Peebles
Don H Kesterson
Keen Peterson
Deniese Anderson
Cheryl Purdy
Robbie Kutch
Woodruff
Classified
Call Henderson
Pitman
Mia Rush
SUN
Beach St
Black Mountain
Pacific Manor
Apt
Pacific Street
Aloha Apts
Kola St
Center St
Continental
First Street
Don Kesterson
Robbi Kutch
Gwen Newell
Isabell. Mack
Lorna Kesterson
Henderson Sun Editors
M. Rush
Titanium Field
SIM Enterprises
Ann Schoneman
Lyal Burkholder
Burt Hoffman
Frank T. Morrell, Albert A. “al” Nordloh and
Dale W. Roberts
RFA
Siowers
Garden Center
1.V. Blvd
Versailles
Martin
Mal Belfer
Asendry
Riviera
ACK Cathcart Orchestra
Jackie Clark
Sarah Vaughan
George Young
Deedy
Dave Rodgers
Nou RA
Beha Ely
ICANA
Ellis
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