Reno Gazette-Journal du lieu suivant : Reno, Nevada • Page 70

pi 2 JM iiS uuMEM MM For the Big Slot Payoffs Play at the MCM Grand. Reno, in the past 14 months, 52 jackpots of $15,000 or more have been won, including neno largest ever a record $773,102. DATE 1-2-82 1-5-82 1-5-82 1-7-82 1-18-82 1- 29-82 2- 6-82 2- 20-82 3- 6-82 3-7-82 3- 14-82 4- 14-82 4-18-82 4-22-82 4-24-82 4- 30-82 5- 16-82 5-23-82 5-28-82 5- 29-82 6- 11-82 6- 19-82 7- 11-82 7-16-82 7-20-82 7-28-82 7-30-82 7- 31-82 8- 17-82 8-20-82 8-23-82 8- 24-82 9- 11-82 9-11-82 9-12-82 9-13-82 9-18-82 9- 20-82 10- 3-82 10- 17-82 11- 6-82 11-6-82 11-7-82 11-13-82 11-14-82 11-19-82 11- 25-82 12- 2-82 12-11-82 12-19-82 1-6-83 1-9-83 1- 21-83 2- 24-83 NAME Kenneth caro Andrew C. Turner Timothy S. woodman Emma T.

Herman Cynthia A. Juliano Netta J. Britton Oscar Bowen Ellen Higgins Keith White Allan Crook Skip Sears Clara Fabrizius Jane N. Laird John Kammerer Audry A Ciddens Andrew San Juan, Jr. Larry Lamm Shirley c.

Smith Darlene Clary Dorothy E. Hopkins Urn Wing Quan Michael W. can-Lloyd Williams Phyllis Crouch Emil P. Meditz Donald w. Ezell Ron Sexton Shayne J.

Holten Peggy Lemieux Kenneth E. Noles Lawrence Barber Diddy Sheppard John Paul Jones Rose A. strano John Conrady Catherine J. Antonelli Shirley D. Shires Annie Bemardini Florine Boatner Linda WinesTerry Yohey Sonya J.

schommer Margaret B. Romano Robert Clark Tom W. Mills Tom Di Loreto Wendy J. Leiberman Hiep Canh La Rudy N. Kaneao Emeterio Renteria Gerald Bracken Edgar Hall Frances McNulty Resident Ronald Dickson CITY, STATE MACHINE AMOUNT San Francisco, CA 25C 23,750 San Francisco, CA $1 773,102 Reno, NV 25C 43 469 Reno, NV 10C 23,948 Seattle, WA 25C 26,917 Merrill, OR 25C 31 115 Jackson, MS 25C 16,366 Rough Ready, CA 25t 37,079 Romford.

ENC $1 343,490 Scottsdale, AZ 25C 28,795 Reno, NV 25C 16119 Pearl City, HI 25C 17,972 Kent, WA 25C 22,961 Marina Del Rey, CA $1 238,282 Costa Mesa, CA 25C 25,016 vacaville, CA $1 96,880 Las Vegas, NV 25C 140,549 Citrus Heights, CA 25C 20,505 Spokane, WA 25C 15,461 Bremerton, WA $1 20,847 Hayward, CA 25t 34,550 NO. Hollywood, CA $1 397,654 Milpitas, CA $1 117,158 Buffalo, OK 25C 66,696 ChUla ViSta. CA $1 37,983 Englewooo, CO 25C 30,031 walnut Creek, CA $1 694,464 cienoma, WA 25C 15,877 Bellevue.WA 25t 1 5,411 Carrollton, TX $1 376,254 Vancouver, B.C. $1 146,968 Bellevue, WA 25C 36,770 Fair Oaks, CA $1 188,885 Charlestown, MA 25t 85,639 ChUla Vista, CA 25C 36,497 Seattle, WA 25t 19,563 Kent, WA 25C 22,457 So. San Francisco, CA $1 25,717 Redding, CA 25C 31,668 Fallon.

NV $1 141,562 Ontario, CA 25 50,012 Granada Hills, CA $1 66,028 Reno, NV 25C 23,281 Santa Clara, CA 25C 20,040 Carson City, NV 25C 250,000 Beachwood, OH 25C 17,447 San Francisco, CA $1 127,127 Kaneohe, HI 25C 23,787 Sacramento, CA $1 91,763 Golconda.NV 25C 50,321 Lompoc, CA $1 43,508 Nanaimo, B.C. 25C 27,384 Sparks. NV 25t 45,131 Reno, NV 25C 36,607 DEBRA DUKE Hypnotizing her way to fun and laughter A woman stands onstage shooing away an imaginary bee. In the corner, two business executives play "patty-cake," while a grey-haired police officer belly-dances across the floor. What sounds like a scene from "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" is instead an unusual nightclub show-and for audiences in Harrah's Reno Casino Cabaret ifs a riot.

Nightly except Mondays through March 27, audiences are lining up at Harrah's Reno to watch hypnotist Debra Duke in action. Duke, called the "Hypnotist to the Stars" because of her work with people like Charles Bronson and Muhammad Ali, semmingly casts a spell over his subjects and brings out, one might say, their "hidden" talents. According to Duke, a hypnotist cannot make people do things against their natures. "A person will not do anything under hypnosis that he won't do in everyday life," she says. But, when occasionally someone gets a bit carried away, Duke uses her "freeze technique," commanding her subject to halt whatever he is doing.

"When we do the stripper," she says, "I watch carefully to make sure that nobody goes too far." 'Reno Exhibits the Arts' MS Society benefit show features entertainment Fine arts, unique crafts and continuous live entertainment will be featured at "Reno Exhibits the Arts," which will premier at the RenoSparks Convention Center on March 18, 19 and 20. Sponsored by Collete Promotions, the show is a benefit for the Northern Nevada Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. More than 200 artists and craftspeople from throughout the west will be offering their works for sale. The emphasis will be on oil and watercolor paintings, graphic arts, sculptures and handmade quality crafts, according to Jeff Denison, promotion director for Collete. No commercial products will be allowed, and all entries have been screened.

A wide variety of performing arts will also be represented: ballet and other dance forms, theater and music to suit every taste. Scheduled musical guests include the High Strung Bluegrass Band, Lost Coyote and Tim Lindsay Corelangton. The University Ballet Theatre and the Reno Ballet Arts Academy will also be performing. "Reno Exhibits the Arts" will be open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.

on Friday and Saturday and from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Admission donations are $2.50 for adults and $1.50 for senior citizens and students. The proceeds will be used to aid research efforts seeking the cause and cure of Multiple Sclerosis and to provide services for MS patients in northern Nevada and the Lake ancTSjusanville 4 Co for a big one at the Grand.

Enjoy seven Fine Restaurants, America's Greatest Show "Hello Hollywood, Hello!" Nightly Lounge Entertainment, Movies, Bowling, and indoor Tennis. 1 li.