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Arizona Republici
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Phoenix, Arizona
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162
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SQUEEZE, from page Tl There is a hiking trail among the trees and wildflowers. Pause on the boulders and take in the expanse of the vast valley below. Mount Lemmon is a year-round 256-01 01 GOLDEN NUGGET Valleywide TURNAROUND mutes to Laughlin on new 55 passenger buses. Your fastest, most luxurious way to travel with 6 video screens, free buffet and fun books. Howard Taft and publisher of the Tucson Daily Citizen, devoted much of his time and energy to promote the project.

Work began in 1933, but wasn't finished until 1950. Road renovations began two years ago, and are expected to be completed in July. There are no weekend delays on the highway, which is a good reason for desert-weary dwellers to drive up the mountain and experience Canadian weather. Mount Lemmon. A sign tells visitors on the highway that they have reached "Mount Lemmon Ski Valley." On it is a picture of a large yellow lemon wearing a white snow-cap.

Actually, the mountain is not an odd spelling for the citrus fruit, but instead is named for Sara Lemmon. In 1881, she and her botanist husband twice tried to scale the steep southern slope. They failed and gave up. However, a rancher in the area by the name of E.O. Stratton guided the couple up the north side.

He named the mountain after Sara Lemmon. Where the Lemmons failed, others succeeded in conquering the mountain from the south. A rough road eventually was built but it took four hours to ascend. In the 1920s, people in Tucson realized that relief from the heat would only be an hour away if an adequate road could be built. Gen.

Frank H. Hitchcock, former postmaster general under President William fun land. Ski Valley is the southern Call For Details Open 7 Days A Week Charter Buses Available "Monday Special" $3.00 Fri $5.00 Saturday 64, 67I8 $10.00 FLAMINGO $5.00 Saturday 528, 6711 $10.00 NORTH PHOENIX 32nd St. Bell most ski area in the United States. There are 15 ski slopes with names ranging from Lemmon Drop and Hot Dawg to Gobbler and Jay's Chicken.

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It pays tribute to the legends of country music stars such as Hank Williams, Bill Monroe, Jimmie Rodgers, Kitty Wells, and Patsy Cline and contemporary performers such as Garth Brooks, Travis Tritt, Reba May 30, May 31, June 1. Slav at Luxor I-a Vi(Ja on tlie d.ili'H lifted ahove anil you '11 L-alien! l)i fore you cwn tftep into our casino. For ili-lails, inily call your travel aent or l-c(X)-288-1 (KK). LAS VEOAS Av4iLtImly imI Mlr rr iili.t l. Juiift'r.

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And it fits our Opera House Theatre dinner setting where country food is featured." Wagoner has been a member of the Grand Ole Opry since 1957. An award-winning recording artist, Wagoner branched out into television and hosted his own show for many years, while producing for other artists in his own studio. Wagoner has a large and loyal following, and his name brings forth an image of the tall man with the big smile and the flashy costumes. He is a true showman on stage. Boomtown is located five miles south of Tropicana on I-15.

Show times in the 600-seat Opera House Theatre are 7 p.m. for the dinner show and 10 p.m. for cocktail show. Call 263-7777 for reservations. Country Dining at Boomtown Great food and plenty of it is what diners can expect when they dine at one of the fine restaurants at Boomtown Hotel, Casino RV Resort Food and Beverage Director Bob Gaudioso said the old-west-mining-town theme of Boomtown naturally lends itself to chili, barbecue chicken and ribs, and some solid, old-fashioned American-style cooking.

"Our 350-seat Chuckwagon Buffet enables us to showcase our food," said Gaudioso. "Executive Chef Scott Ringwood and I have developed a chili and soup bar, a large dessert wagon, omelettes cooked to order, seafood and Chinese dishes, and a special barbecue sauce for our chicken and ribs that will be the talk of the town." The 24 -hour Cornstock Coffee Shop seats 148 and features all the special soups and chili and a largef selection of sandwiches. A full breakfast menu is available as well as a complete selection of dinner entrees. Gaudioso said Boomtown has its own bakery, and breads and pastries will be baked fresh daily. There are two snack bars, the Quick Draw and Dr.

Timothy's. The Quick Draw is a regular snack bar with hamburgers, hot dogs, grilled sandwiches and soft drinks. Dr. Timothy's is a dessert snack bar featuring donuts, Danish, espresso, ice cream and bagels. The Opera House Theatre, home of "Direct From U.S.A.

seats 650 and family-style dinner shows are served six nights a week. The menu includes all-you-can-eat salad, barbecue chicken and ribs, corn on the cob, mashed potatoes, rolls and dessert "We're seating 12-16 people at a table." said Gaudioso. "And r-everybody will just help themselves as the food is passed around. Thee will be plenty for everyone." tunmmkmmtnmmtf-tarn fidi4 k4t VfbUKMg om Sahara Gxyxcana LAS VEGAS 1.800-94-R00MS Las Vegas WHTWARDI3 frorn VHl 11 1 11 frcr, 0 XT from 34 in IN LAS VIOAS STAKE YOUR CLAIM TO OLD WEST HOSPITALITY IV-, nv 'iff Jt" f' S' JP i i i f.r iiMJ 4 7 lit littf I'rt tr, III WATCH FRE! CIRCUS ACTS! HAlr MIDWAY GAMESI S1O50: run 5 1 81 TEST YOUR SK1LU WITH HIGH-TECH VIDEO GAMESI Mtl IM HM HMMI umSl R.I Im Bra 6 IWllletMtt Hff ffomSIM fromS15J 1 1 1 i Fa rtt m. Pftlt Hera ftittttl Cm rt TIM ft 24 Hewn Ui ViM 14 KtMl 304 BRAND NEW ROOMS pan ron coto chuck.

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