Rev Gerard to Conduct First Communion at St Timothy’s
The Rev George Gerard will lead his first Holy Communion service at St Timothy’s Episcopal Church on September 8 at 10 a.m. A welcome reception for the new vicar and his wife Judy follows in the Parish hall. The Gerards have lived abroad and held various church roles including Spanish speaking missions in San Juan Puerto Rico and Winnemucca, Nevada.
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St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church
Judy
George
Gerard
Henderson
San Jose
Costa Rica
Central America
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Colegio San Justo
St. Mary’s the Virgin
Winnemucca
Insects and their numbers in nature and danger
Hal Borland surveys insect populations in Audubon noting math in nature. He cites flies ants and locusts and explains ecological checks, showing how predators keep Earth's life from being overwhelmed.
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Audubon
National Audubon Society
Earth
Middle East
Brazil
Borland
U.S. Department of Agriculture
North America
Honor Pledge Attends National Leadership School
Michael W. Morrissey of the Nevada Alpha SAE chapter and University of Nevada senior attends the 34th National Leadership School at Levere Memorial Temple Evanston Illinois this week. He led his pledge class as honor pledge and is son of Walter J. Morrissey of Henderson Nevada.
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Nevada Alpha Chapter
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Levere Memorial Temple
Evanston, Ill
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Major Ave
Henderson
Michael
SAE
Glen T. Nygreen
Lehman College
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Riviera Show Delights Nellis Airmen and Families
More than 1,200 Nellis Air Force Base personnel and wives enjoyed Carol Channing's Riviera performances, with two shows Sunday and Monday. She performed skits and a new rendition of Hello Dolly, drawing standing ovations. A bouquet of 36 red roses and a plaque honored her after the second show.
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Nellis Air Force
Riviera Hotel
Nellis
Miss Channing
Universal urban housing crisis addressed by Weave r at international conference
Robert C. Weaver, secretary of the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development, urged shared progress in building materials financing and methods to solve global housing needs. He said no nation can solve the problem alone and called for broader communication among governments, agencies, and private actors.
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U.S
Robert C. Weaver
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
La Porta Insurance Promotes Local Advisory Services
An independent agent at La Porta Insurance on Water Street in Henderson offers guidance on coverages limits and companies. The advertisement invites questions about insurance and suggests asking a neighbor who probably knows them.
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la Porta Insurance
Water Street
Henderson
Baring Attacks Opponent Over Soviet Policy
Congressman Walter S. Baring denounces his Democratic rival as ultra liberal during Ely City Park rally, arguing anti Soviet bridges stance ignores Moscow aggression. He cites the invasion of Czechoslovakia to condemn Communists, and notes another Lovelock visit for a subsequent rally.
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Ely City Park
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Local Receives B. S. Degree at Valparaiso University
Cynthia Lynn Davenport earned a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education during summer graduation at Valparaiso University in Indiana. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Arthur of 3825 Turf Circle.
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Valparaiso University
Valparaiso
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Robert A. Arthur
Turf Circle
HUD Moves Fast Track For Public Housing Supply
The U S Department of Housing and Urban Development unveils major new policies to accelerate low rent public housing. Innovations streamline the application and development process, reducing steps and speeding reviews at HUD regional and Washington offices.
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U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Washington
Boy Scout Troop Returns From Four Day Camp-out
About 31 boys from Troop 11 returned home from Cedar Mountain Utah where they spent four days camping with Scoutmaster Bob Henson. They faced rain and snow and held a contest for largest and most fish. Keith Nelson caught a two pound trout and Mike Tillery led with 18 fish.
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Mike Tillery
Swanky Club
Neilson
Tillery
Maurice Erickson
Bob Henson
Boy Scout
Henderson
Aspen Lake
Cedar Mountain
Utah
Jay-C-Ettes Rummage Sale At Carver Park Auditorium
Henderson readers learn the Jay-C-Ettes will host a rummage sale at Carver Park Auditorium on October 10 11 from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Call Linda Caulfield Jerry Gray Billie Hornyak Sandy De Lillo or Diane Hubel for donations or questions.
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Jay-C-Ettes
Carver Park
Diane Hubel
Linda Caulfield
Jerry Gray
Billie Hornyak
Sandy de Lillo
Attic Insulation Cuts Heat and Saves Energy
Insulation reduces heat buildup inside homes and lowers cooling loads. Six inches of attic insulation can pay for itself by keeping heat out of living spaces. Install large attic vents to allow breezes to remove hot air, and add an exhaust fan if needed.
Henderson Voters Prep For Primary Election
Henderson residents join regional voters to nominate candidates for the November general. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Youth Center Victory Village Carver Park Pittman Community Center. Key race includes County Commissioner Democratic primary with Davies Franklin French Myers and Price seeking nomination to face Republican Bob Broadbent. Assembly race in Henderson narrows to Art Espinoza Heard and Moriel. Turnout expected over 50 percent of registered voters.
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Henderson
Victory Village
Carver Park
Pittman Comunity
North Las Vegas
Boulder City
Ray H. Davies
G. L
Bud” Franklin
J. B. French
M.D
John E. Myers
Carl
Curly, Price
Bob Broadbent
Assembly
Art Espinoza
Dick Heard
Franklin Moriell
Abandonment inhumane warns Humane Society
The Clark County Humane Society urges against abandoning pets and outlines the harms to animals. It notes two types of owners and calls for spaying and neutering to curb losses, warning a $500 fine and six months in jail for abandonment.
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Clark County Humane Society
HUD Beautification Grants Totals Over 14 Million
By December 31 1967 the U S Department of Housing and Urban Development awarded 141 urban beautification grants totaling more than 14 million dollars to 108 communities. Half funds park renovation or improvement, 27 percent for streets and waterfront areas, 14 percent for malls and plazas, and 9 percent for historic and public building sites.
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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
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