Count Crackdown On Littering in Desert
Henderson court fines a local contractor 25 dollars after pleading guilty to dumping trash lumber in the desert. Judge Earl Davis also handled charges of dogs at large, licenses, and several traffic cases with fines and set trials for September 16.
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New
Stephen A. Eckart
Davis
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Laurence Weist
Vernon Fred Reich
Alan W. Parpart
William L. Motis
Henderson Hi-Lites Former Pulpit Guest Returns and Local News
The Rev. Douglas Weeden, formerly of Henderson Community Church, will speak Sunday Sept 4 after teaching in Las Vegas and Africa. William Garn and wife return from Las Vegas to Victory Village and call Henderson the best place to live. Jessie Jones praised for a Mary Magdalene Circle devotion. Lydia Circle hosted a social with 250 attending. Jimmy Lomprey receives get well wishes as burns treatment continues at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital. The Buzzelli family visits, with Marlene and two adopted children from Escondido, while daughter Becky helps with the Sawyer campaign. Retired Air Force couple Troy and Selma Bartlett enjoy life in Henderson after a European trip, with Selma aiding Bank of Nevada customers.
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Henderson Community Church
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William Garn
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E. St. Louis
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the Garns
Inert
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Basic Road
Jimmy Lomprey
Ernest Lomprey
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
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Jim
D View Village
Ters
Becky
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Selma
Bank of Nevada
Black Mountain Club
Bartlett
Italy
Switzerland
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Nancy Austin
Thunderbird Steak House
Diners Club Magazine
New England
Kaye Ballard
George Arnold
Mamie van Doren
Adel E. Webb Corporation
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