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°AGE FOUR
OSchurz News
• By Walter Voorbe
Twelve young people Irom
the Methodist Youth Fellow.
ship, Kennewick, Washington,
arrived in Schurz Friday after.
noon for a week's work camp.
Rev. C. K. Echitbarter, Mrs.
Doris Brandon, Mrs. Vi Palmer
and Mrs. Mary Baird came
with the group. This week,
the young people are holding
a vacation Bible school for
the children in the community.
Wednesday evening, at 7 o'-
clock, at the V Hall, a com.
munity potluck supper was
held in honor of Mrs. Magda
Bolger, retiring teacher of the
3rd and 4th grades in the
Schurz FAementary S c h o o L
Mrs. Bolger has been teaching
in Schurz the past 13 years.
Approx2mately 250 were served
and acting as MC for the
evening, Ray Willie presented
Mrs. Bolger with gits of ap-
preciation and friendship from
the community.
WOODY HERMAN, noted or-
hestr leader, returns to Hal-.
r$h's Reno Lounge on July 1.
The Columbi reeording star
will be featured in the lounge
through July 14.
4- :: = = ul m - ±- :
OLumng News
by Dorothy Ide
MINERAL COUNTY INDEPENDLT NEWS, Hwthorne, Nevada
License Approved
For New Casino
At Lake Tahoe
Nevada State Gaming Com.
mission on Tuesday approved
a license for 98 slot machines
and seven gaming tables at
the new Tahoe Nugget, sched-
uled to open July 1. Licensees
are Richard L. Chartrand of
Fresno, Calif., 90 per cent, and
Woodrow W. Loftin of Haw-
thorne, 10 per cent•
A new building has been
erected to house the Tahoe.
Nugget, located near the sKe
of the old Oliver's Club a short
distance north of the major
gaming center at Stateline on
the south shore of the lake.
Vehicle Owners and
Drivers Must File
Change of Address
An appeal for all Nevada
5rivers and vehicle owners who
have changed their address to
notify the Department of Mo-
tor Vehicles promptly, in order
to assure greater success of
Pat Brady returned home some of the data processing
Mrs. Erma Foster entertain-[Saturday from the Veterans programs of the department,
edwith a bLrthday party at herlhospital in Reno. [was issued, this week by Di-
home, Sunday afternoon m[ [re,,tor Lores P. Spitz.
honor of daughter Tanzy who[ Albert Grimaldi and J.T.[ The current vehicle regis.
celebrated her 8th birthday.[Jones of Coalinga, Calif., visit.[tration program, which mails
Enjoying an a£terno on of[ed in Luning Wednesday. [the registration renewal to the
games and a wiener roast were Ivehicle owner, and the new
J o y c e Sammaripa, Marlene
Martinez, Pare Brown, Karen
Crowley. IAnda Moose, Ann
.Tuise Willie, Jackie, Jennifer
and Nelson Jim, Kee Iinekl
and Teddy Foster.
Dr. and ]Mrs. David S. La.
Mure and children of, Haw.
thorne, and Miss Alice Colby
of DeSoto, Missouri, were Sun.
day evening guests o£ Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Hereford. Miss
Colby, a cousin of Dr. La{ure,
had returned to Nevada with
them as the LaMures had visit-
ed family membem in Missouri
just recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allen
and daughter Elaine and Mrs.
Catherine MartJxmz were Mon-
day visitors in Carson City and
Stewart.
Mrs. Walita Carter was a
business visitor in Reno and
Carson City on Monday.
The Richard Allen family
left Tuesday for a two-week
vacation trip to Arizona, where
they will visit with relatives
and friends in Whiteriver and
Cique.
,Miss Beverly Lcmkwood and!
her brother, Lewis, left the
15th of this month for San
Jose, Calif. Beverly will be
attending Cosmetology School
and Low will be on direct re:
location.
Charlie Thacker of Owyhee
visited the past weekend with
his grandmother, Mrs. Jennie
Andrews and aunt, Mrs. Minnie
Voorhees.
Mr. and Mrs. Nycumn of
Carson ,City visited Thursday
with Mrs. Ame2ia Silas an£
Lloyd.
JenT Vidovich and fami]
spent the past weekend in San
Frandsco. Peturning h o m e
Sunday night, daughter Helen
came for a week's visit with
her father. "
Mr. and Mrs. John Aden
left Tuesday for Illinois. Mrs.I
,Fred Kunde went as far as
Chicago with them and then
on to visit her daughter in
Michi, gan. Mr. Aden's sister
passed away the day they ar-
rived in Illinois.
Nina Short, Audrey Haigh
and Dorothy Ide spent last
Wednesday in Virginia City to'
mail program which soon will
be initiated in driver licensing,
both require that we have a
current mailing address," Spitz
emphasized, adding, "It allows
the department to give the pub.
lic both a faster and ,better
quality service."
Vehicle registration renewal
forms currently are mailed to
Nevada auto owners and can
be returned to the DMV with.
Word was received on Thurs.
day of the death of Mrs. Sadie
Democratic Women
Form Assocition
For Six Counties
Delegates from the six coun-i
ties of the Western Nevada
Associated Democratic Worn-[
en's Clubs met at Lake Topaz'
on June 15. The meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. Ger-
tie Giomi.
Attending t h e conference
from Mineral county were
Mary Berryman, Marge Ingle;
Grace Zimdars, Ann Logar,
Lena Hammer and Wllma Moo.
dy.
The association was formed
to foster cooperation among
the various clubs in the Wes-
tern Nevada territory and to
assist in bringing worthwhile
programs to the various clubs
as well as to encourage women
to take a more active part in
Jut
Wedne :---2
Local Giris Given I
Offices in Rainbow I
Grand Assembly 1 The
Service
Nevada G .'
ternational oader-Oel:X):l q J Mornin
Sunday,
for Girls, held who have
session in the new convention Saviour
center in Las Vegas, Nevada i
on June 13 - 15. I Z joined
are
This session was presided Sumer
over by Miss Judy Sutton of ences for
Las Vegas, grand worthy ad.
visor of Nevada, 19644}5, and
Mrs. Margaret Kofoed, suq
preme inspector. ]
The so.ion was very beau- i
tiful and inspirational from be}
ginning to end. The girls en- I
joyed the serious aspects of[
the session as well as cute!
skits, drills, etc., put on by the I
various Assemblies in the
state. They also found time[
for swimming and general[
good times together. [
and
The next time you make held
a phone call, notice how Tahoe at
clearly you can hear the 17. ¥ou
other person's voice, phnning
.just as if he were stand- their
mg next to you. Quite Pastor not:
an improvement over of this
the early phones when
you had to shout to be
heard at the other end
of the line. To make The
this improvement pos-
sible, we have had to
visit the Metzer art show at
St. Mary's gallery.
Mrs. Rue Loyd and family
visited in Luning and Gabbs
Sunday.
out making a special trip or
needlessly standing in line.
The new driver license re-
newal form also will be sent
directly to the applicanL How-
ever, he will be required to
Democratic Party activities. , On Tuesday evening, amid[
Counties represented in the much'excitement and suspenee, i
association are Mineral, Lyon, the new officers for 1965o6|
Churchill, O r m s b y, Washoe were appointed. Miss Diane[
and Dougms. iT)e Roomer, of Sparks, was[
An election of officers of the[ named as grand worthy advis.
association resulted in the sol.lot of the International Order
ection of: Wilma Moody, presi-[of Rainbow for Girls, State of
dent, five vice presidents as[Nevada.
follows: Mildred 'Bray, Orms.[ Among the many girls ehos.
by; Virginia Christlaw, Doug-[en to serve with Diane during
las; Katherine Teauser, Lyon;the year we were honored to
Gertrude Norcutt, Churchill;[have Miss Patty Wallace
and Frances Wright, Washoe.[daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jell
Corresponding secretary, Mary[Wallace of Hawthorne, choser
,Berryman, Mineral; recording[as grand chaplain; and Mis
secretary, Betty Byer, Wash- I Karen Smith, daughter of lVh-.
oe; treasurer, Virginia Christ.land Mrs. Henry Kruger, also
law, Douglas; parliamentarian,]of Hawthorne. as grand repro.
Virginia Glanotti, Washoe. ]sentative to Alabama.
I Mrs. Efleen Robertson wiI1
SUCCETTI RELATIVF_, [continue as grand deputy o
VISIT IN COUNTY [Hawthorne Assembly No. 12
Visiting in Hawthorne and.and Tonopah Assembly iNo. 15.
wina the fore part of the week[ Attending Grand Assembly
were O. Succetti and his sis.! from Hawthorne were: Karen
ter, Mrs. Clori Spiers, both of Smith, Linda Barker, Kathy
Fair ,Oaks, Calif., and Mrs. Brown, Betty /.,arson, BetIt
Spiers cousin, Dolla MainettIBagwell, Linda Smith, Allison
of Albuquerque, N.M., and Churchyard, Cheryl Phalen,
granddaughter, Patricia Owen, Joni Nelson, Dawnette Orn.
of Sacramento. Mr. Succetti' dorff, Sandra Hummell, Linda
and Mrs. Spiers were here to McGoldrick, Toni Johnson, Her.
look after property interesI mina Millsap, Janet Pellett,
take it to the driver license of the estate of their deceased: and Lee Ann Petty. latty
] Word has been received of examiner for the visual screen-brother, E. Succetti, long.timel Wallace, Carol Anderson anc
the death of Mrs. Sade Lutrell ing test and payment of :fees resident of Mina. [Marsha Masayko, who serve
of Yreka, Calif. She will be before becoming a valid driv t
,remembered as the sister of er's license, f as grand officers during the
N-- ad ....... IIUU- PARTY [last term were also present.
Ida O'Brien and has visited in . ev aa unver acene law re.[FRIDA Y NIGHT ] On the final day of the sea.
Luning several times. She was qmres maz any person wnosel ..... ]sion Patty Wallace, Marsha
x nere will e another muu
buried Saturday at Etna, Calif. address changes because of a[ "i.Masa, ko Cheryl Russell a*d
move, or whose name is chain] muu party this Friday, June Mr $'"'i' *<:'-" -- '
• 25 at the Masonic "-'" - .wm am t;. wmougny re-
Mr. and Mrs. AI Freeman and ged due to marriage or other- , tu, ±uua iv .........
• and J streets from ...... ce ea me rana .Toss o ol-
daughter Riekle of Salt Lake wise, must notify the Depart- t: umn or award for outstanding sere-
City are visiting at the Willie ment of Motor, Vehicles, in midnight. It is being spon-
Buffihgton home. Mrs. Bur- writing, within 10 days. so,,ed by Electa Court No. 8. ice to the Assembly.
fington is the daughter of Mrs. Drivers noticing the depart. "So come on ladies, with
Freeman. ment of a move should include your muu-muus and gents
' W"
.... Iboth the new and old address, i th your bermuda shorts. ee
ing at the pareatal Fred Kin.[es. Name changes also should,Who gets the prize. No child-
erson home, while Everett is[include both the former and,ren are allowed under 18 years
employed by a trucking com.lcurrent nam e. In all instances of age. Refreshmers are
)any in California. [the number of the driver li.!free. Donations are 75 cents,"
- eense should be included, There said the sponsors.
VIrs. enry Tom, Mm. Carol is a one dollar fee for the li-
ram aud Mrs. Lucille Willie
i were hostesses for a wedding
shower on Friday at the VFW
Hall honoring the newlyweds
.Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Miller.
Mrs. Miller is the Iormer Karen
Lou Tom, daughter of Mr. anc
Mrs. Henry Tom.
Ray Willie was MC for th
evenirg and music for dancing
was furnished by George Wood
and son Gary and Richard A1
len. A beautifully decorated
wedding cake, baked by Cris
tine Davis was cut by the
young couple and relreshments
of coffee, pun, cake and ice
cream were served the guests.
Many gifts were opened by
Karen and Irwin. For the
present they are living in Yet.
ington.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Moos
cense change.
All notices of change'should
be mailed to the Department
af Motor Vehicles, State Office
Building, Carson City, Nevada.
VISITORS FROM
LEON, NICARAGUA
Visitors at the home of Mr.
nd Mrs. G. B. Simmons, Is
their son John, and a friend,
Mr. 0. Vincent de Shon De.
Bayle Somoza of I.on, Nic-
aragua.
REAL TRAVELER
Four-year old Danny Strong
cannot complain of lack of
travel or vacation time this
summer. Last month he June 20
ac"June 21
companied h!s grandparents, June 22
Mr. and Mrs. William Strong,
to Oklahoma to visit his great
grandparents for several
FLORIDA MA
FINED IN SCHURZ
George P. Dudk of .
Lauderdale, Fla., was ined
$15 on a charge of speeding
when he appeared before Jus-
rice of the Peace Andy Vido.
rich on Monday.
Tt ; Weather
P. L. Jmltm, Jr,. LoDerave Ob'vm"
U. 8. Weather Srm Oflleisl RmPri
H L Pep
June 16 68 42
June 17 76 41
June 18 81 42
June 19 87 48
95 48
97 48
99 57
LOCAL ZIP CODES
make many changes in
telephone equipment.
And we will continue to
make changes, each planned in order to make your
phone service better and better.
IM
"ye world's fltlt rs, dlot, elqhone
u_ ago. fllm .loath--between Lol luad
r.a ar4tuzza Ial. hd it's in olam
and going strong.
We had a problem in Hawthorne. Half of our craft
people were way last week and this week attending
National Guard Summer Camp. It happened just
when we were cutting in a lot of new equipment.
We solved the problem though by bringing in a man
from Stead, one from Wlnnemucca and one from Reno
to help out. 7:80 p.m.
By last Friday we had all the IY phones changed from Corner
Phone
post to pre py. And on the 20th we cut in the rest
of the new equipment.
Bible Stud
So now you cn dial information "411 ' directly without FI]E
going thru the opergtor.
And now you can dial "611" and get repair service
without going thru the operator. ,t s:s0
Prayer Pd
7 :$0 p.m.
And furthermore, you can dial "1" instead of "112" ST.
and you will be in the direct distance dialing equipment.
These changes make telephone service a lot better. I
bet you've already noticed the increased convenience
n using your phone.
rour telephone is built
to last a lifetime and is
designed to give you
years of trouble-free
service. Occasionally,
though, as happens in
the best of families, one
may act up a little. If
your phone ever misbe-
haves, just call our Re-
pmr Service. The num-
ber is listed in the front
of your phone book. And,
"We would like to publicly
thank the many business peo.
ple of I-hwthorne who bought I
ads in our Rainbow Trails,'[
state publication, to help make[
this such an outstanding book
for our girls. We would also
like to thank the parents and
friends who chaperoned the'
girls on their trip," officers of
the local Assembly said.
of course, there's never any extra charge for this service.
Bell oi Ievada
7:30 D.m
OUR LADY
: REV
-10:00 8.m.
evening
Tuesday
Other
pENDENT
New
Thurdar
liday
Beb Reeder,
Your Telephone Manager in Hawthorne
4:00
Blood, The
Bible tud
Moyle of Lee Vining, Calif. and daughters of Sparks were weeks. On the return trip he
Wins. Moyle lived in Schurz for Saturday visitors of Mr. ar/visited his father in Arizona
a number of yeas and wasMrs. Dave Moose. Their daugh.[and upon return to Hawthorne
employed at Walker River In.lter Linch stayed over for a]enjoyed a week's visit to San
dian Hospital. Her dughter, week's vacation with her grand.] Francisco with his mother
Mrs. ]verett Kinerson, is stay. parents. [Mrs. Mary Strong.
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