Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 3

Reno Evening Gazette Saturday, Dec 24, vm Council to get expansion requests Life isn't barren of Reno friendship of Governments approved a review procedure for major developments to give local governments more control over the booming growth in the county. The purpose of the review guidelines is to provide a method of slowing down the development until community service needs and housing can catch up with the demand. The Reno City Council Tuesday will bear requests for hotel or casino expansion plans from the Eldorado Hotel-casino, the Sundowner Hotel-casino and the Club Cal Neva. The Sundowner and Eldorado are asking for additional sewer capacity, and the Cal Neva is requesting an air rights lease to construct a walkway over Lincoln Alley downtown. The Eldorado has plans to add a 162-room wing to the present 282-room hotel.

The total sewer capacity needed is 11,865 gallons per day. Anything over 10,000 gallons requires special council review. The Sundowner is requesting exemption from completed plans it submitted for a 255-room addition to its current 350-room hotel and that it be placed on the waiting list for sewer allotments. The Sundowner already is building a casino addition with sewer capacity originally used by a small motel it demolished next to the Sundowner on Fourth Street. The Cal Neva, in a letter to the city, noted it plans to build a skyway over Lincoln Alley to connect the present casino to what is now Armanko's stationery store.

Jack Douglass, secretary-treasurer of the club, said there are no completed plans for the addition, but the plans will be provided if the request for the air rights over the alley are granted. The council also will discuss recently-adopted review guidelines for major developments. The Washoe Council a fQ Loretta Mendenhall's Reno apartment might be barren of furniture, but her life isn't barren of friendship. Since a newspaper article appeared in which she told of a moving company's failure to deliver her furniture when promised, Mrs. Mendenhall has received sympathetic telephone calls and invitations to Christmas dinners.

"Mrs. Barbara Drew of Herlong, called and invited me for Christmas dinner," Mrs. Mendenhall said Friday. "She told me Herlong is about 50 miles from here, but she said she'd come and pick me up and bring me back. I thought that was exceptional." Mrs.

Mendenhall had planned to be in Minneapolis with her son's family to enjoy her new grandson's first Christmas. Instead, she says, she will spend the holiday season in her rocking chair, which, in addition to a bed she purchased, is her only furniture. Mrs. Mendenhall said she was told by the Aero Mayflower Transit Co. that her furniture would be delivered Dec.

12. "Now the date they tell me is Dec. 27, but now I don't believe anything they tell me. Mrs. Mendenhall turned down other invitations to spend Christmas with Reno area residents who telephoned her after reading of her problems.

"I'm going to sit here by the telephone, because I'm expecting to hear from friends in the East," she said. "But I'm so glad there has been such a response. There is warmth and generosity among people in general, and I think this is a characteristic of Americans. I'm very grateful to the people who did call." Saturday. December 24, 1977 7:00 P.M.

KOLO-TV CH 8 Christmas Eve Candle Lighting Communion Service St. Johns Presbyterian Church 1070 West Plumb Lane 7:30 p.m. 11:00 p.m. Christmas Day Worship Service of Carols and Scriptures at 11:00 a.m. Nevada to get Utah elk UdffiP 4 said between 1600-1700 head are now in the herd.

In Your home this Christmastide May love and happiness abide; May joy and peace ever true Be this season's gift to you LOGAN, Utah (AP) -Fifty elk are to be trapped early next year at Hardware Ranch in Cache County and then shipped to Nevada in an attempt to start a herd, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources says. The trapping will take place in January or February. Nevada will pay for transportation and labor charges, Don Paul, division spokesman, said. Hardware Ranch Superintendent Ivan Turn-bow said the ranch's herd originally came from the Idaho section of Yellowstone National Park in 1925. He 3M CONGREGATIONAL U.C.C.

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Reno, Nevada Saturday, December 24th CHRISTMAS EVE Special Children's Mass 3:00 P.M. 12 MIDNIGHT MASS Sunday, December 25th CHRISTMAS DAY May Christ live in our hearts today. Christmas Service: 1 1:00 A.M. EVANGELICAL FREE CHRUCH OF RENO 3195 Everett Drive Roast Young Tom Turkey XLC or Virginia Baked Ham Tt 5 3 MASSES: 8:00, 9:30. 1 1:00, 12:15 and 5:00 1 STEAK HOUSE Long Island Duckling 5.50 Open at 2 p.m.

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