Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 7

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to the honor roll recently for scholastic excellence He is the son of Mr and Mrs Milo Harcourt Sr of 615 South Main St Harcourt was also named out standing student in freshman English and received a $250 schol arship chairman of the 5th annual na tional convention of Golden Age and Senior Citizens cited bogus for cancer and other dis eases sold to elderly persons Hall offi YERINGTON (Special) City councilmen have announced they will put teeth in the uniform building code adopted a year ago They appointed a building in spector Jim Hunt of Yerington and vested him with power of a policeman to enforce the code and at reasonable times to enter any building in town in perform ance of duty Hunt maintenance man at Yer ington High School has had ex perience as building inspector for Lyon School District as building and bridge inspector for the state highway department and as prac titioner of the building trades for 20 years Mason Youth On List (Servica available only In the Stateline Bijou Tahoe and Tahoe Valley areas) dARSON CITY (UPI) The Nevada Gaming Commission yes terday granted 14 new non re stricted gaming licenses and de nied two at a regular meeting here The commission denied erguson and Raymond Dillon a 'license at the Hawthorne Club in Hawthorne because of background The denial was with out prejudice to erguson It also denied William Kozloff Donald Wolfstone and Herbert Tobman licenses at the Moulin Rouge in Las Vegas citing as the reason the failure of the ap plicants to provide information requested by the gaming board The commission granted the fol lowing licenses: SAN RANCISCO CHRON ICLE HOME DELIVERY SERVICE NOW AVAILABLE AT LAKE TAHOE A real pistol mama is Joan Adams a former Miss Ne vada and queen of the Junior Chamber of Commerce 1962 con vention slated for Las Vegas Joan is drawing a bead on the opening session of the 1961 convention which officially opened yesterday in Atlanta Ga (UPI Telephoto) Gazette Journal Carson City Bureau "Michael Wendell special deputy attorney general for the State Gaming Commission and Gaming Control Board announced Tuesday he will quit the $750 a month post July 5 i A Reno law partner of Assem blyman Roger Bissett Washoe he will move to Las Vegas to accept appointment as an assist ant district attorney for Clark County Wendell whose work was highly praised by the two gaming agencies and Atty Gen Roger oley said the job consumed 75 per cent of his time and left him little opportunity for private prac tice oley who reported his regular staff cannot handle the increasing need for legal advice in the gam ing field discussed the possibility of hiring a full time lawyer to serve the board and commission If such a man is hired it was agreed he would probably have to get a salary in the $12000 a year bracket It would be paid from state gaming control funds inance Squeeze Holds Indiana INDIANAPOLIS Ind (UPI) Indiana was caught in a financial squeeze Tuesday and Gov ma thew Welsh immediately called for a cutback in spending to ease the crisis Welsh revealed the fi nancial woes at a news conference in his statehouse office Welsh blamed a drop in antic ipated revenues for the situa tion He said gross income tax collections for the fiscal year end ing June 30 appear to be more than $8 million below original es timates Of Buildings Is Selected WEAR ONE ALL SUMMER WITHOUT COST Thomas A Pflum prominent allon man and member of St Parrish was elected grand knight of allon Council 4828 of Knights of Columbus He succeeds Timothy Wolf Pflum is one of Churchill out standing dairymen farmer and 4 leaders He is tive in community fairs Lewis Moiola deputy grand knight and Richard Johnston was named chancel lor Other officers elected at the same time include Donald Bruner warden Harold Rogers record er John Gomes treasurer John Hanifan advocate Ralph Jesch inside guard James Dennison outside guard trus tees: Timothy Wolf Iral Bailey and irmin Bruner Albert Glaubitz Jr continues as the council's financial secretary The alon Knights have re cently painted the inside of St Church and completely renovated inside and out one of the parish halls These projects were completed under the chair manship of Lewis Moiola and with the guidance of ather ran cis Mikula rank Sala Nevada Lodge Race Book Crystal Bay McGarry and Gene Young Riverside Hotel keno game Reno ten per cent each Conrad Strauch and Louis Acai turri' Sharon House Virginia City Charles and Clara Carlson Red Carter Saloon Virginia City Lai King Chew Cosmo Club Reno 50 per cent George Smith Jr Paul Wood ward and Abraham Cohen Car ver House Hotel Las Vegas Eugene Lucas Desert Novelty Co Las Vegas Walter Parman Louis Polin Harry Stevens Jr James Powers Joseph Haronstein Joe Padilla and Jack Austin El Morocco Las Vegas George Graziadei New ron tier Las Vegas two per cent rank Scott the Golden Gate Las Vegas one per cent Warren Bayley Mt Charleston Lodge Clark County Donald and Betty Laughlin 101 Club North Las Vegas Irving Briskin Hotel Riviera Las Vegas two and half per cent Jack Biljac Vegas Turf Club Las Vegas The commission also permitted eight stock transfers including one under which the Hotel Riviera on the Las Vegas buys back the final $250000 worth of stock held by the estate of mur dered gambler Gus Greenbaum LOVELOCK Pershing County Horsemen held a special meet ing at the arm Bureau or the annual election of cers New officers elected were: Duncan president red Talley vice president Jean Talley sec retary Sally Anderson treasurer and Mrs Nora Cornwall histor ian Jiggs Goodwin board of di rectors for a seven year term Bob Issacs appointed to fill red place on the board Rita Wright outgoing secretary reported on the financial suc cess of the rodeo in May A social hour followed with re freshments served by Rita Wright and Sally Anderson ilms of this parade and rodeo were shown by Llewellyn Young Reading Clinic Set at allon Sjieclal to Gazette Journal ALLON Registration for the summer reading pro gram of the Churchill County Li brary is now under way accord ing to Mrs Dora Witt librarian Theme of the 1961 program will be All Read This Sum and the mascot is Smokey Bear Registration which opened Saturday will continue through July 3 The program begins July 5 and four books will be required reading to obtain a Junior orest Ranger membership card A spe cial certificate of merit will be awarded to those finishing 10 books during the six weeks con test Smokey Bear will be the hon ored guest at a free show at the allon Theater which will culmi nate the program Aug 15 mittee John McCarthy (3 years) Richard Troutner (2 years) and Mrs John Gray (1 year) Appointed officers are: adjutant Bob Adams chief of staff Ray Keeble deputy chiefs of staff Jack Keep Mike Leavitt Harold Childers and Leonard Burch in spector Robert Adams guard William Martin sergeant at TA ND ARD OIL COMPANY CALIORNIA Nevada State Journal Wednesday June 21 1961 The planter the upholstery the table the floor covering even the decorative fruit or oil today is being put to work in more than 400 new ways each year in plastics synthetic fibers detergents paints insecticides agricultural and garden plant foods The future? Chrome jteel back waterproof thock recistant Anti magnetic Guaranteed un breakable balance itaff and mainspring Horsemen Name New Officers scientists who pioneered many of these developments predict an entirely new world of oil prod ucts in the next ten years creating new industries and new jobs Jimmy could grow up to live in a house made almost entirely of oil based plastics siding roofing door and window frames even the windows He will probably drive a car with a super strong plastic body over highways made of plastic and asphalt New products of course are not the only reason why by 1971 the use of oil will be about half again as great as it is today Oil and natural gas will be supplying 90 of all the heat power and mechanical energy used in the West Western transportation systems automobiles homes and industries are increasing at a faster rate than in any other area of the country Standard will invest S50 million this year alone in the expansion of our petrochemical facilities another S350 million will be expended on other phases of our growth to the fund for Budget Director Chris Samuelson will serve as commander of the Nevada de partment Veterans of World War One and Mary Dunklee will be the president of the Auxiliary following election of officers at the annual department conven tion held in Carson City June 17 and 18 Concluding the two days of con vention activity was a banquet Saturday night when the dele gates were guests of the Carson City Nugget Clifton Young for mer Representative in Congress spoke on: and Pa Jack Keep retiring president presided at the session Other officers elected were sen ior vice commander loyd Worth junior vice commander and adjutant Robert Adams chaplain ay I Wallace judge advocate Leo Miller 3 year trus tee A Scott 1 year trustee Alonzo Longfield finance com arms Dale Bates membership chairman loyd Worth legisla tive Clyde Gummow public rela tions John McCarthy historian Leo Miller service officer ay Wallace eastern district Waldo Wilson northern district Clyde Gummow southern com mander John Gray The convention opened with a presentation of a set of flags and colors by the Carson Nug get After Carson City Mayor Al bert A Autrand addressed the delegation Victor Weiberg na tional chief of staff from Min neapolis Minn gave a talk on legislation Other speakers were the na tional junior vice president Max ine Aldredge of Oakland and De partment of Idaho president Lena Kunkle of Twin alls Izet ta McDonald of Stockton was the official photographer Other new officers elected for the Auxiliary are as fol lows: senior vice president lor ence Wilson junior vice president Methea Welch secretary treasur er Cora Samuelson chaplain Iv adell Ritchardson conductress Myrtle Swenson guard lorence Sylvester patriotic instructor Ruth Miller historian Jan Ad ams VAVS representative Chloe McClelland flag bearer Pearl Troutner banner bearer Rose McLean color bearers Elaine Milner Olive Gummow Dazy Tit man Ethyl Stiverson Auxiliary reports were given by Assistant Chief of Staff Dorothy Thane Roberta Childers Ruth Miller Kate Keep and Jeanette Adams Contest Winners Special to Gazette Journal WINNEMUCCA Winners the Vernon Robins Unit 5 Ameri can Legion Auxiliary Poppy Day Poster contest have been an nounced by Mrs Marvin Clausen chairwoman Kenneth Winder of Golconda took the $7 first prize Carl Lar sen $5 second prize and Gary Corliss $3 third prize All three are pupils of Mrs Tom Gilbraith at the Winnemucca Grammar School Regular session of the unit was held in the Hotel Humboldt cock tail lounge with Mrs Tillie Chil ders in charge The poppy days posters will be entered for state honors during the department convention in Las Vegas Aug 17 18 19 Delegates to the Las Vegas conclave will include Mesdames Childers James Dove Harry Odle Eva Pedlar Kathryn Wes ley red Cook Alternates com prise Mesdames Clausen Jim Anderson Velma Holman Emily Laucirica Mary Hombarger Har old Williams and Odie Lupien Hearing Aid! Before you buy from any one see Sonotone the trusted name in hearing for over 30 years 1208 PATRICK AVE Phona Airview 2 4605 RENO allon Knights Elected PISTOL PACKER Guardsman Dies In reak Mishap CAMP DRUM A National Guard soldier was killed when a military vehicle ran over him while he way lying on the ground waiting for orders to ad vance during maneuvers The victim Pfc rederick Cso lak 21 of Trenton was pronounced dead on arrival Mercy Hospital Military authorities said driver of a personnel carrier parently failed to see Csolak as he lay on the ground waiting for orders to move on Attorney Will Quit Gazette Journal Carson City Buraeu The State Board of Examiners Tuesday morning appropriated $3731 from its emergency fund to meet requests from the Nevada School of Industry the state office and the district judges The biggest emergency approp riation was $305 1 to reimburse judges for travel expenses in curred since their original $13000 travel allotment became hausted early this spring The appropriation brings $5463 the amount taken from emergency travel State Howard Barrett said it is the last that will be necessary before their new fiscal year budget goes into effect The board also appropriated $528 to the school of industry and $148 to the office to pay terminal leave claims for which other money was not avail able The appropriations take the boards original $100000 emer gency fund to approximate $45 000 the amount which is expected to revert to the general fund at the beginning of the new fiscal year July 1 You may have your copy of the Chronicle delivered to your door every morning by phoning MR KORTES Kimball 4 2182 Give her one of these smartly styled CROTON watches to wear all summer brings you better Gaming Licenses Granted to 14 Emergency unds Go SWINDLE LAWS SOUGHT CHICAGO A senior citi zens organization has urged legis lation to halt promoters who make a practice of swindling elder citi zens Anthony A Salamone co (except the smile) comes from oil 4sS lM IM iMMh WMm IM A I Ar 1 Aw wm st MwBt 'i Inspector llir fiiSlKB Xi 'Wx' Bfcte Miff i SWMMiaAV f' i jOfcMBby iw uMW i ijQr1 1 wi TSIHhI Mill MM MMBV IMKH MMMB: fl HL 'fOMMM fj 11 Ibimm MWMmW vrarafc As 4saaB8MBfaoBoqMaMtgsMMaBaMflMaMKjMajagg tBag 1 1 1.