Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 10

AGE TEN ETSHRVE in 4 it A CUC I 1 to delegates Lawrence Pace and Dino Martini is extended by Wattne president rAixE YY ULL of Reno Exchange Club as the two men leave for the Exchange meeting in Colorado Springs Looking on with approval is Vance Nelson Exchange secretary Mr Pace and Mr Martini say they will attempt to convince Exchange members in Colorado that Reno is the right placed or a future na tional convention (Chamber of Commerce photo) 5 1 i '0 I MM i 1 I ill il LUiW I AWW ftTWM I 3 IP a'S I BSMlliKSlflmtrWI i A 'jXl Z'l jSfiMHEifeaMK MMRMBotp f'k ir A I IHMKRSKaK" i it A 7 I Haven Announces I Coming Election High School Students Run for Office 5 The Department of Parks and Recreation and the Huskies Haven executive council have announced the official election of officers for the 1953 51 year 5 Petitions for the various have been circulated during the 9 past week at Reno High School A total 21 boy and girl candidates will be submitted to student vot ers on Monday at Reno High Vot Ing is scheduled for fourth and 6 fifth lunch periods Only those persons holding an official Huskies I Haven activity card will be eligi ble to vote Seek Election Those seeking election as repre are: Seniors: Dorothy Blanchard Wayne White Keith Gardner Jay 5 DeAngeli Braden Stauts and Marin Conlin £: I Juniors: Bob Gordon Dale Prev fe est Sunya Badeaux Nedra Nor ton Diane Coate Niki Record and (lathy Zimmerman fe Sophomores: Bill Savage Jim Gardner Sandj Thompson rankie Lyder and Susan McNeil reshmen: Jim Murphy Wiley Mickey Lynne Ross and Susan fl White A boy and girl from each class 3 will be chosen to represent that class on the Huskies Haven coun cil Julianne Judge chosen by the present executive council as elec tion chairman will be in charge ft of voting Monday The first meet Ing of the new council will Tuesday night at 7:30 at the Community Center By PRESS (Klickey) Ward 55 ycar Crash is atal ToBeerHunter 7 I 'I old executive of the Hollywoodi Calif camera exchange was killed Instantly early yesterday when the car he was driving sideswiped a truck near Las Vegas 1 The Clark county office reported the occurred shortly before 5 a on High way 91 65 miles northeast of here near Mormon Mesa Ward was en 5 route to Utah for a deer hunting trip Sheriffs deputies said Ward 7 driving alone crossed over the white center line and sideswiped a truck The car rolled nearly 125 feet down an embankment and landed on top of Ward's body The truck skidded across the 5 road snapped off a telegraph pole and came to rest precariously bal nnced on the edge of the embank 5 1948 ROYAL Coach 20 Sleeps 4 $600 Walter Barber Shop King's Beach California 4i I if ft Otto Walter of Kings Beach writes: "This is to advise you that I sold my trailer through the ad placed in your paper about a week ago In fact I could hove sold several trailers I hod so many inquiries" Trailers comprise one of the many classes of merchandise that find quick sale through the want ads Like on immense bulletin board aynnt ods carry trading news that helps people help each other If you have a "want" place an ad by phoning 1 3161 ment The driver was not injured TOTE THAT BABY LUBEC Ale Ms Ryerson ohnson a young mother devised a carrier Baby occupies a sort of rumble seat attached to back The device leaves hands free to do the chores Trailers I Are In I Demand I Program for Improvement Of Wildlife Is Adopted By Smith Valley Soil District 7)cr tyon heed a TRUSS COME IN ond let our spe cialist fit you perfectly Bsnsmgffgs A cooperative wildlife improvement program was adopted by the Smitlf Valley soil conservation district super visors at a recent meeting It will enable farmers within the districts to call on Nevada wildlife technicians to assist them in developing farm fish ponds upland game feed and habitat or marsh improvement Joe Greenley resident wildlife conservation officer told the group that the Nevada ish and Wildlife Commission will be extremely interested in such a program The commission feels that much can be done to improve wildlife conditions by working through agencies of local govern ment such as the soil conservation districts Such programs have been very successful in other states such as Idaho and have a definite place in areas like Smith Valley where such a heavy hunting load must be supported The establishment of winter cover and feed sources in the form of wind breaks and wood lots can do much to assist game birds such as pheasant or quail in surviving winter conditions This sort of farm game management will also fit into a pattern of efficient land use Mr Greenley also pointed out Paul Scheffer regional biologist Soil Conservation Service de scribed how such programs have been organized in Idaho with excel lent results He went on to explain how the district will have a work ing agreement with the state ish and Wildlife Commission whereby technical assistance will be furn ished through the district to any farmer wishes to establish wildlife projects such as farm fish ponds or habitat plantings These technicians will help the farmer to locate the ideal areas for ponds or cover plantings and assist in the development and maintenance of such projects When available forage shrubs or fish will be furn ished as planting stock The program met the approval of the board of supervisors ho exe cuted the agreement with the wild life commission to furnish assist ance Jack Rice chairman of the board expressed the hope that the ranchers would cooperate in the program as much as possible be cause if it proves successful in Smith Valley the wildlife commis sion hopes to use the system in other applicable areas Anyone who would possibly be in terested in participating in the pro gram is urged to contact either a member of the Smith Valley board of supervisors Mr Greenley or a Soil Conservation technician Carson Marine 4 IHII rt Rj i i 2 Rz 4sk sT Second Lt John Ross son of Mr and Mrs John Ross of Car son City has recently completed the Marine 21st special basic course at Quantico Va Lt Ross entered the five month ad vance leadership course shortly after earning his commission through the Marine training course (USMC photo) WOMEN WIN VOTE MEXICO CITY Sept 26 Mexican women won today the right to yote A suffrage bill sponsored by the executive and passed in the lower house was voted by the senate 31 to 1 Attending the meeting wrere Jack Rice Andy Sayre Jr Dave Soder strom Charlie Roberts Walter Schwake Stan reeman Young armers Association Herb Carter ish and Wildjife Commission Joe Greenley game conservationist Ixuie Gardella Extension Service Paul Scheffer Claude Oakes Soil Conservation Service Tuolumne county received its name from an Indian term tai malamne meaning a group of stone wigwams YO KNOW WHO ARE THE OLKS AT THE HILPS DRUG STORES Reno and Sparks In the business life in the social life in all every day activity of Reno and Sparks think of what those two words "GET ACQUAINTED" in terms of WHAT THEY MEAN TODAY? Wouldn't this be a sorry place if no one knew' no one? Then conversely the more people you know the more enjoyment is YOURS! Yes the basic enjoyment of living And so there's to be a "GET ACQUAINTED WEEK" a week of directing EVERY ONE'S ATTENTION to EVERY ONE in Reno and Sparks! What an Idea! NEVADA STATE JOURNAL RENO NEVADA SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 27 1 Indian Commissioner Is Starting Tour Of West Nevada Visit Set October 27 WASHINGTON Sept 26 Indian Commissioner Glen Em mons has announced he wall leave September 30 on a five week trip into the major Indian areas of 11 Western states He will be in Car son October 27 Emmons said the trip will com plete an assignment by President to "meet with each of the major tribal groups of the coun schedule: October 1: Sisseton SD meet ing with Sisseton ort Totten and landreau groups October 2: Cheyenne River In dians of Cheyenne River Reserva tion October 3: ort Thompson Crow Creek Lower Brule and Winnebago tribes October 4: Rosebud Rosebud and Yank ton Sioux October 5: Pine Ridge Pine Ridge Reservation Pierre Meeting with South Dakota Indian Affairs Commission October 6: ort Yates Stand ing Rock Sioux Reservation October 1: Elbowoods ort Berthold and Turtle Mountain Re servations October 8: Bismarck Meeting with Gov Norman Brunsdale and State Indian Affairs Commission October 9: Seattle Tribes of Western Washington October 10: Yakima Wash Yaki ma Colville Spokane and Northern Idaho Indian groups October 11: Portland Ore Klamath Springs Umatilla Grand Ronde Siletz and Celilo groups October 12: San rancisco Indians of Northern California October 14: San Diego Mission Indian groups of Southern California and evening NOTICE! OPEN SUNDAY meeting Palm Springs Indians in Palm Springs Calif October 16: Dixon Mont Public hearing of House interior subcommittee with Indians of lathead Reservation October 17: Browning Mont Blackfeet Indians October 18: Havre Mont ort Belknap and Rocky Reservations October 19: Poplar Mont ort Peck In dians October 21: Crow Agency Mont Crow and Northern Chey enne Indians October 22: River ton Wyo Wind River Reservation October 23: ort Hall Idaho ort Hall Reservation October 26: Car son Nev Nevada Indian groups October 27: Carson City Nev Interstate Indian Council October 28 29: Phoenix Indian groups of Arizona and Utah except Navajo and Hopi October 30 31: Albuquerque New Mexico Indian groups except Navajo November 2: Kearns Canyon Ariz Hopi Indians November 3: Win dow Rock Ariz Navajo Indians tf Ciouter Not Choosy In Picking His Loot Thieves will take anything it seems riday evening Mirle Ranson 1017 Sierra St parked his 1949 Oldsmobile in the 2700 block of ourth St for a few minutes When he returned to the car he found that someone had pried out and stolen the right front headlight Mr Ranson valued the sealbeartf light at $10 he told police We Will Be Open Sunday Afternoon and Evening So That You May View TV as Presented by KZTV Channel 8 Your ree Television Station i I I i (Year after JG Year J9 Z26Z 11 I will 17 lnch Craig Model 17 INCH New RCA Victor tele vision with Rotomatic tuning MORE TO SEE More detail amazing depth and clarity LESS to do Less dialing Less adjusting S1 21 INCH Contemporary console is finished in grained mahogany grained oak extra Ask about the RCA Victor factory service contract $29995 HI ff I 18 I Ni MbH fl 1 wlWail IEBMMuH a ismimmbbwito 1 I Hli SIMMs i 1 IM IB 1 iH HMM 1 '5 HMM whc nirr 21 INCH RCA TELEVISION 3 way combination with the magic Monitor Circuit system The clearest picture possible where ever you live "Deep image" picture tube i I a 3 speed auto matic record changer with new slip on spindle Play all records easier Powerful AM and static free Radio "Golden Throat" tone system s83500 more people buy RCA VICTOR Tnun any unwr scieviMiQn RCA Victor has been Amer favorite television since television began! 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