Pah'ump Valley Gazette, Thu,day, .It;ly 24, 1997
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Outage
Continued from front page
Terrible's Town Casino's emergency
generator "kicked in 28 seconds after the
power went out," according to General
Manager John Thielman. "Gaming contin-
ued as normal, with no interruption to cus-
tomers. Kenny Roger's Roaster Restaurant
served sandwiches in place of its normal
menu until VEA restored power." The exte-
rior lights were off for the duration of the
outage as they are not connected to the emer-
gency generator.
Smith's Food & Drug's Store Director
Rod Sherer said "two emergency generators
responded to the outage in a few minutes. The
second generator took a little longer to re-
spond."
Editor's note: Mary Lamar, Pete Peters
and Ann Smart contributed to this story.
Briefly Noted
Harvest Festival
fair volunteers
wanted
The fair committee, is
looking for men and women
who wish to be a part of the
most exciting event of the
year in Pahrump.
It is a seven day commit-
ment tO help prepare, partici-
pating and cleaning up the
fair exhibits.
If you feel you would like
to be a part of this activity,
please call Mertice Foti (727-
1703).
The dates are September
8-14, 1997.
'Burn your own
steak'
VFW Post 10054 and aux-
iliary are having a cook-out
at 5:30 p.m. July 26 at 4651
Homestead Road.
A"Burn Your Own Steak"
event goes for$6 anda ,Cook
Burns It" goes for $7.50. Both
meals include aT-bone steak,
baked potato, corn on the cob,
salad and dessert.
For more infornation, call
Marilyn S witzer at 727-0709.
Better Breathers
Club
The Better Breathers Club
will meet Friday, July 25, at
10 a.m. in the Community
Center Room A.
Questiolns, please call
Roger at 751-1334.
Chamber dinner
The Pahrump Valley
Chamber of Commerce din-
ner will be Wednesday, July
30, at 7 p.m. at the Commu-
nity Center. The menu is
cheese enchiladas. It is $6
per person. Reservations
must be received by Friday,
July 25. Call 727-5800.
Host Lions
The Pahrump Host Lions
meet the first and third Tues-
day every month at 6:30 p.m.
at Some Place Else, 1560 E.
Calvada Blvd. Everyone is
welcome.
For more information,
call Marge Peterson at 727-
2343.
Fund raiser
The Daughters of Mary of
Our Lady of the Valley
Catholic Church is having an
ice cream social Saturday,
July 26, at 6 p.m., at the
church, 781 E. Gamebird
Road.
There will be banana
splits, sundaes, cones and soft
drinks served.
For more information, call
Darlene Andre at 727-2306.
Fall semester
enrollment at
CCSN set
Registration for the fall
semester at Community Col-
lege of Southern Nevada be-
gins Sept. 2-8.
More than 2,500 classes
in 70 career fields are offered
at any of the three main CCSN
campuses or five Clark
County high schools.
Enrollment must be done
in person.
New mini-semesters will
also be available whereby stu-
dents earn course credits in
four weeks. Also available
are distance learning courses
via television and computer
internet.
Some students may
qualify for financial aid and
even receive their first course
free.
For information about reg-
istration, call 651-2276.
Pay overdue
tickets before
registering car
If you have unpaid park-
ing tickets, you're going to
have a tough time renewing
your vehicle registration this
year.
A new law prevents the
Department of Motor Ve-
hicles from renewing your
registration until you have
paid those overdue fines.
Your registration renewal
notice from the DMV will
include information on any
fines you owe.
Take care of them early.
Don't get caught ia line twice.
DMV registration
renewal form gets
new look
Don't be surprised when
you get something different
in the mail this year from the
Department of Motor Ve-
hicles.
Vehicle registration
forms have been totally re-
designed, so vehicle owners
will not be seeing the form
they are accustomed to re-
ceiving.
The new form is shorter,
easier to read and cheaper to
produce.
And when you get your
registration, remember---re-
new by mail. Because the
shortest line is at your mail-
box.
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Round Mountain
by Mary Lamar
Gazette Staff
ROUND MOUNTAIN -Jeremy David Wilson, 18, of
nearby Hadley died as a result of a climbing accident, Thurs-
day, July 18. Lt. Tony Philips of the Nye County Sheriffs
Office said Wilson and his friends were climbing a waterfall
in Broad Canyon when Wilson fell approximately 60 feet.
Philips confirmed a friend of Wilson's, Dack Tipton, came
to his aid. Tipton reportedly then hiked to his truck, drove to
Scott's Stop in Carvers on State Route 376 where he called
911.
Med-Air was called to the scene, a narrow canyon pre-
vented the helicopter from landing It remained on stand-by at
the base of the mountain, so the youth could be immediately
transported.
Rescue efforts were brought in from Nye County Sheriffs
Office, Round Mountain Mine Rescue, Sheriffs Search and
Rescue, Med-Air and Smoky Valley Ambulance. There were
approximately 30 rescue workers in all, Philips reported.
The rescue teams hiked about three miles over rough
terrain to reach Wilson. Upon their arrival, "he was barely
alive," lips reported. The rescue workers began first-aid.
During transportation he stopped breathing. After several
attempts to resuscitate him failed, Wilson died as a result of
his injuries.
II op Veterinary Hospital
Tonopah Clinic L
Dr. Lind will be in Tonopah l L
August 6
App0intments/Inf0, Call 482-6458 after 5 p.m.
Dr. Linda will be in every other Wednesday
8 a.m.- 1 p.m.: Dogs, cats and other small animals,
including spays, neutering, dentistry, minor surgery,etc.
1:30 p,m.. 3:30 p,m,: Horses, cows, etc.
I I Ir Tonopah 5:30 p.m to 7:30 p.m. Igltl
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