Briefly Noted
Pahrump Valley Gazette, Thursday, October 9, 1997 3
Valentino Fazzari
Presents I st Annual
Flu Shot available Marcia Sabala, Pahrump Se- County,USDA-RuralDevel-
The Pahrump Community niorCenter, 1370BasinPahr- opment, University of Ne-
Health Office will begin giv- ump, Nev. 89041. veda Center for Economic
Deadline for filing is Oc- Development, UNR, Natural
ing flu shots on Thursday,
October 9. We will be visit- tober 15, 1997. Resource Conservation Ser-
ing the Pahrump Senior Cen- Sadie Hawkins vice, University of Nevada
School of Medicine, Office of
ter on Thursday, October 9 dance Rural Health, Nevada Rural
from 11 a.m. to noon. The Kiwanis Club ofPahr- School District Alliance, Ne-
A Walk-In Clinic will also
ump Valley is sponsoring a vadaAssociationofCounties,
be held at the Community Sadie Hawkins Dance for NevadaBusiness Services and
Health Office, 250 North seventh and eighth grade stu- the Nevada Commission on
Highway 160, on Thursday, dents on Friday, October 17 Economic Development.
October 9 between 2-4 p.m. from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the For more information or to
Shots are $5 for adults ages Bob Rudd Community Cen- register for the Nevada Rural
18 and up. ter, Pahrump. Summit, call Buddy Borden
Flu shots are also avail- Admissionis$3.Formore in Las Vegas at (702) 222-
able by appointment. Call information, contact Judy 3130. Registration is $50 be-
751-7070. Vianna at 727-1038. fore OCt. 10, $65, thereafter.
Friendship Club Pahrump Town Want better phone
activities Hall Meeting service? Attend
The Friendship Club of ' Congressman Jim Gib- the meeting
Pahrump will he holding its bone of the Second Congres-
monthly meeting on Friday, sionalDistrictofNevadawill Many rural Nevadans are
October 10, at the Mountain hold a Town Hall Meeting in concerned about the quality
View Casino at 8 a.m.. Pahrump on Thursday, Oc- of their basic phone service
Otheractivitiesscheduled tober 16 at the Pahrump Se- and are unable to access the
for October will be: nior Center, 1370 West Ba- Internet. On Tuesday, OCt.
October 12 meet at Senior sin from 7-6 p.m. "I4, the Public Service Com-
citizens center at 10 a.m. for mission will hold consumer
a carpool to Gold Coast for Nevada Rural hearings in Tonopah and
dancing and buffet. Summit in Hawthorne to hear about what
Friday, October 17 at 4 Mesquite Nevadans want their phone
p.m. Terrible's Town for service to provide. In addi-
It's not too late to register tion, the Commission is seek-
prime rib dinner, for the Nevada Rural Sum-
Saturday, October 25 - ing public comment concern-
Picnic, pot luck 1 p.m. at mit Oct. 15-16 in Mesquite. ing the need for extension of
Petrack Park. This year the conference for service or improvements in
Wednesday, October29- rural Nevadans will explore service in the rural areas
dinner 5 p.m. at Cotton many issues including served by Nevada Bell.
Pickin. volunteerism, federal lands The public hearings will
For further information processes and telecommuni- start at 3 p.m. at the Tonopah
call Gigi at 727-0723. cations. Convention Center, 301
Bowling benefit Community leaders, Brouer. The meeting will be
• ranc,hers, teachers and agency linked via teleconference to
There will be a Cosmic staff can also expect to dis- the Mineral County Library
Mystery Doubles Tourna- cuss and learn about the in-
in Hawthorne, which is lo-
ment on Saturday, October terrelated issues of rural
cated at First and Eighth
11 at 6 p.m. at Mountain health, economic develop-
streets.
View. All proceeds from this ment, education, housing, in- Individuals and public in-
tournament will go to the faro- frastructure and leadership, terest groups are encouraged
ily of Lacey Van Sickel, who The conference is orga- to attend this session and
was seiously injured in an nized by the Nevada Coop- voice their views about tele-
auto accident. This will be a erative Extension, Clark
scratch tournament and is communications service in
open to all ages. Momitain
View has donated two bowl- l;.,il.. Xr..n-=___.. lnr____.._!
ing balls for first place win-
ners. For details call 727- T0nopah Ciinic L l[
4822 or sign up at Mountain L] will be in Tonopah ]ILII
View bowling desk. "/I--,/ o=t.bor AIRI!II
Pahrump Sr. 15 +29 001,1" II
Project Council II Front downstairs office-42 Belmont St. II
II Appointments/Info, Call 452-6458 after 5 p.m, II
vacancies II Dr. Linda will be in every other Wednedey I|
ThePahrump Senior Cen- |1 8 e.m.-1 p.m.: Dogs, cats and other small animals, II
ter is accepting letters of in- |1 including spays, neutering, dentistry, minor surgery, etc. l|
terest for anyone interested 1_:30 p.m.- 3:30 p.m.: Horses, c0wl
• in being on the Pahrump Se-
nior Center Project Council. I NIGHT CLINIC Illl
There are two vacancies II ,t IlN Tonopah 5:30 p.m to 7:30 p.m. ,L][-"]l
to be filled. Letters ofinterest II RoundMoun00n: 3:30p.m. to 7:30p--.'.. "''71
I I Lo¢,o,- Sky w,y v==no, c=-, I I
should be forwarded to it Same dates as Tonopah Clinic I I
8' 101 T-Posts $3.00 6' Deer & Rabbit $80.56
7' 101 T-Posts $2.70 5' Deer & Rabbit $69.66
6' 101 T-Posts $2.25 4' Deer & Rabbit'S60.96
Chainlinl< Gates, Post and Fittings all priced to go!
000000Tiberti Fence Co.
560 Big Five Road • 727-0500, FREE ESTIMATES
IAccepted Daily Hours: Mon. - Fri. 7a.m. - 3:30p.m.
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Nevada.
For more information con-
tact the Rural Telecommuni-
cations Task Force at (702)
887-1222.
Manse
kindergartners
need your help
Kindergartners in Mrs.
Mills' class are collecting alu-
minum cans to learn about
recycling and to earn money
for educational materials for
their classroom and school.
In addition to recycling the
cans, Manse students are pull-
ing the tabs off the cans to
donate to a girl who is in need
of kidney dialysis. She re-
ceives one free minute ofdi-
aly.sis for each tab.
If you would like to do-
natecans, they can be dropped
off at Manse Elementary
School at any time. Look for
the sign on the fence on the
west side of the school and
just toss your cans over.
Thank you, Miss Mills.
Small business
information and
loans
Jim Cline, Financing Con-
sultant for the Nevada Re-
volving Loan Fund and Ru-
ral Nevada Development
Corp., will be at the Pahru_mp
Chamber Office on October
13, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Anyone wishing to consult
on a Small Business Loan or
needing loan information
may call the Chamber Office
at 727-5800 for an appoint-
ment.
Mini 4-H/
Cloverbuds
Youngsters ages three to
seven are invited to join Mini
4-H/Cloverbuds. Leadership
skills, crafts and outings are
the club's activities.
The next meeting is Fri-
day, October 10 at 4 p.m. We
will meet at the Cooperative
Extension Office. A trip to an
emu ranch is planned.
For more information, call
Jane at 727-5532.
Yucca mountain
acting project
manager named
On October 3, 1997, Russ
Dyer was named Acting
Project Manager for the U.S.
Department of Energy's
(DOE) Yucca Mountain Site
Characterization Project
(YMP). Dr. Dyer holds a doc-
torate in geology. He is as-
suming responsibility for the
UMP from the retiring Project
Manager Wesley E. Barnes.
Dyer will have overall respon-
sibility for the study of Yucca
Mountain as a potential site
for the nation's first spent fuel
and high-level radioactive
waste repository.
Country hoedown
Join the festivities at Rose-
mary Clarke Middle School
Gym, Pahrump, on October
11 from 6:30-11 p.m.
There will be live country
music, line dancing, square
dancing, dance demonstration
and food concession.
Tickets ate $5 for family
and $2 for singles. For tickets
call 727-9183.
The hoedown is sponsored
by the Grapevine Fellowship.
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Celebrating the 16th Century Discovery
of Catalina Island
Hosted by Laura Hardng
Featuring
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The Cuban
Mambo Queen
Saturday, October 25
Descanso Beach Club on Catalina Island
For island trel/Accom Calh
Catalina Island Travel: (310) 510-2484 or Catalina Express: (310) 519-1212
For ticket information call: (818) 761-0300 Full day and night from noon
to midnight $75• Evening show admission 8 p.m.
Big This Week. =
Check for these and other manager's specials
Ever wonder why others
are charging $249 or
more on sale for this
futon? At The Galle
of Home Furnishings
you can purchase this
every day for
$199.95
You might expect to
pay a lot more for
a glider, Not at
The Gallery of Home Furnishings
Reg. pdce for glider
and ottoman is $189.95
Now $159.95
and that pdce includes
the mattress.
./=e Gallery of Home Furnishings
Hwy 160 Just South of Hwy 372 and TetTlble's Town
Bed,,,= .d M, tt,=, St,,,. P==,=p St, no, m. "--ram
Living k Dining Room 8tore - Wheeler Spflnp Plaza 727-3600
Hours: Mon. - Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 5 p.m.
BZ Financing O.A.C. • Lay Away • Gift Certificates
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