2 Thursday, February 13, 1997 Pahrump Valley Gazette
1"he Pahrump Valley Gazette,
formerly known as the Death VaL
Icy Gate, ay Gazette, (USPS 709-
230), established July 22, 1983,
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P.V. Republican Women host 15th annual
Lincoln Day Dinner
The Republican Women hosted their annual Lincoln
Day Dinner at Saddle West Hotel and Casino Saturday,
February 1. Nevada congressmen Jim Gibbons and John
Ensign, as well as Secretary of State Dean Heller. were
in attendance to compliment an intpressive grouping of
some of Pahrump's most prominent and influential
residents.
Pahrump Valley' Republican Women Presi-
dent Rosemarie Limner welcomed the audi-
ence and introduced the honored guests. Dan
Burdish, Executive Director of the Nevada
Republican Party served as master of ceremo-
nies. After Maryan Sharp, Southern Director
of the Nevada Federation of Republican
Women led the Pledge of Allegiance, Repre-
sentative John Ensign performed the invoca-
tion. The Saddle West put on a tasty dinner
consisting of tossed salad and bread, a tenderly
baledquarter cfiicen, baeffpotato witfi trim-
minus, and a vegetable. For dessert, a choice of
fresh apple pie or creamy chocolate cake with O
a bottomless cup of coffee provided the perfect
ending to this delicious meal.
Representative Jim Gibbons was the first
speaker of the evening, an evening that would prove replete
with excellent speeches. Gibbons spoke of the inevitable
patriotism one fi:els when at'riving in the nation's capitol,
Washington D.C. John Ensign spoke of the 16th president of
the United States and the namesake fi)r the dinner, Abraham
Lincoln. Perhaps the most entertaining speaker was Sec-
retary of State Dean Heller. Heller spoke of government
services and how they would improve if the), came
with a money-back guarantee. In other words, if
you have to spend more than half an hour on line at
the Department of Motor Vehicles... you would
not be charged for processing your registration,
license plates, driver's license etc. An interesting
idea.
Kudos to the following Nye County Republi-
can Women for their outstanding effort in bring-
ing such a distinguished group of Nevada's lead-
ers to Pahrump:
Jeri Williams, chairman; Lois Pawson;
Fran Benz; Rosemarie Lintner; Betty Ambriz;
/ante Samplawski; Jerri Smythe: Laurie
Krumm; Louise Fehon; Jean Holveck; Sue "
Hughs; Betty Roesch; Barbara Kelsay; Jackie
Hafen; Dana Nandler; Georgia Kohrs; Zel
McDaniel; Charlyne Taylor; Nadine
Portwood; Candice Trummel; Marnae
Hansen; Darlene Howard; Bessie Allsopp; Diana Stiles; Opal
Jones; and June DeGroot.
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Area Stock Report
AIITel 31 1"/4 32 +3/4
BankArn 101 3/4 108 +6 1/4
EchoBay 63/8 63/8 Unch
EGG 20 3/4 20 -3/4
LockMar 88 3/4 -88 3/4 Unch
NevPwr 203/8 201/2 +1/8
Raythn 47 47 5/8 +5/8
SierPac 28 5/8 28 1/4 -3/8
Smith's 25 1/4 24 1/8 -1 1/8
Tandy 41 3/4 43 1/8 +1 3/8
WellsF 282 3/8 288 314 +6 3/8
Stock list!ngs are furnished as
a reference only and are not to be
considered a recommendation to
buy or sell. A financial advisor
should be consulted before any
financial transactions are made.
Stocks quoted are as of close of
business on the Tuesday preced-
ing issue date.
*Gold prices quoted are the
London Fixed Price.
Weekend Weather
National
Weather
Service
Forecast
Nevada
Northern and Central
FLOOD WARNING: All
warnings cancelled.
Forecast: Friday...Dry.
Lows 5-15 east to the 20s to
near 30 west. Highs 30s to near
40 east to mid 40s west. Satur-
day and Sunday.,.A chance of
valley rain and mountain snow.
Lows from the teens and low
200 east to near 30 west. Highs
near 40 east to mid 40s west,
Southern Nevada
Friday._Dry. Lows in the
30s to low 40s. Highs in the 50s
to lower 60s. Saturday aod
Sunday...A chance of showers.
Lows in the 40s. Highs in the
upper 50s to mid 60s.
Death Valley
Friday...Partly cloudy. Lo-
cally Breezy. Lows around 50
with highs in the lower 70s.
Saturday...Mostly cloudy northi
with a chance of showers. Partly
cloudy south. Lows in the 40s
with highs in the upper 60s.
Sunday...Partly cloudy. Lows
upper40s with highs upper 60s.!
