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INDEX
As I See It.............................Page 17
Ask Annie.......................................26
Astrology .......................................37
Bingo & Casino Guide ..................34
Bingo Bugle Hotlines....................15
Bingo Land ......................................6
Bob on Bingo...................................6
Buffets............................................26
Business Box Ads .........................33
Coffee Break .................................32
Birthday Bingo
May is my birthday month and I am
very happy with it. Lilacs, my favorite
Coffee Break Answers .................37
Dear Aunt Bingo............................15
Dear Dream Lady..........................33
Jackpot Hotlines...........................17
Monthly Sweeps ...........................33
Nevada Happenings................34-36
Savvy Senior....................................4
Subscriptions ................................36
The Bingo Sisters............................4
The Kitchen Diva...........................26
flower, are always in bloom for my birthday as are many others. I did not expect or
want anything different for my birthday
this year. A meal out and a whole day of
Bingo. That’s enough for me.
First we went to breakfast and I had my
favorite of one blueberry pancake, one egg
and one slice of bacon. Cliff and Rod were
with us and we were a hilarious group,
finding fun in everything this happy day.
Then we were off to Bingo.
We were lucky enough to find near
parking at our favorite Bingo spot and I
noticed a sign reading, “Spectacular
Events Today.” That was good enough for
me. I was ready to have some fun.
The very first game was a “spectacular” as after the winner was called, a second chance was announced for a second
winner. This could be a very exciting day.
The third game was another “spectacular,”
It was a double Bingo, but a first Bingo
was paid half the winnings, while the sec-
Hearing Loss
■ Resources to help
Can you direct me to some resources
for my hearing impaired mother? She
doesn’t realize her hearing has gotten as
bad as it has, so I’m looking for some affordable ways to help. Any suggestions?
Loud Talker
Dear Loud,
There are more 31.5 million Americans
today that have hearing loss (two-thirds of
whom are over age 55) but less than half
ever seek treatment. Here are some tips
that may help.
Hearing Loss
Being aware of hearing loss as you
grow older is important because impaired
hearing can have a negative impact on
your quality of life. In fact, studies show
that older people with hearing impairment
often withdraw, become depressed and
may even die before their time. Because
hearing loss usually develops over years,
many people aren’t aware of the extent of
their loss until family or friends bring it to
their attention. Here’s a simple test to help
your mom see where she stands:
• Does she have trouble hearing over the
telephone?
• Does she listen to TV at a high volume
level?
• Does she frequently have to ask others
to repeat themselves?
• Does she have difficulty with understanding people in groups or noisy situations?
• Does she have difficulty understanding
women or young children?
• Does she have trouble knowing where
sounds are coming from?
• Is she unable to understand when someone talks to her from another room?
• Does she avoid family meetings or social
situations because she “can’t understand”?
If she answered yes to three or more of
these questions she may have a hearing
problem and should see an otolaryngologist, a doctor who specializes in ear, nose
and throat disorders (see www.entnet.org
to locate one in your area), or an audiologist (www.audiology.org) for a hearing
evaluation.
Hearing Solutions
Depending on her hearing problem
there are various devices or treatments that
can help. Some possible solutions include:
• Hearing Aids: Recent advances in design
and technology have dramatically improved hearing aids over the past few
years. She should work with an audiologist to find the right kind. Also, ask about
having a trial period so she can try out several different aids. Costs typically range
between $800 and $3,000 per ear.
Medicare doesn’t cover hearing aids nor
do most health insurers. For more information on the different kinds of hearing
aids, models and new technology visit
www.hearingloss.org and order the Consumer’s Guide to Hearing Aids for $4.25.
• Assistive Devices: These are products
that can help with less than perfect hearing, such as telephone amplifying devices,
TV and radio listening systems, assistive
listening devices or alert products like
flashing light door bells, smoke detectors,
etc. A good place to locate these types of
products is at www.abledata.com, or call
800-227-0216.
• Cochlear implants: If hearing loss is severe, cochlear implant surgery may provide a possible solution. Ask her doctor
about this option.
Discount Hearing Aids
For the millions of Americans that need
hearing aids but can’t afford them, there’s
a great program that can help called “Audient.” A relatively new non-profit service
that helps people purchase new hearing
aids at greatly discounted prices. If eligible, you’ll receive an examination by a
hearing health professional (within their
nationwide network), and then be fitted
with new digital, behind-the-ear hearing
aids. Routine follow-up visits are also provided. Discounts range between 30 and 80
percent. To learn more visit www.audientalliance.org or call 877-283-4368.
Savvy Tips: Many states have a telecommunications equipment distribution program that provides free telephone
equipment to assist people with their hearing problem. Check with your local telephone company or visit www.tedpa.org to
find what’s available in your state. And a
great resource for hearing loss information
is the Better Hearing Institute, which also
offers a free booklet titled Your Guide to
Better Hearing. To get a copy, visit
www.betterhearing.org or call 800-3279355.
Send your senior questions to: Savvy Senior, P.O.
Box 5443, Norman, OK 73070, or visit www.savvysenior.org.
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ond Bingo got the full amount. I was on for
that game so was really excited.
During the game before intermission,
Rod got so excited he got hiccups and we
were all nearly hysterical with laughter.
Someone else won and his hiccups
stopped, but we were still in a delightful
mood.
After intermission Kate was hot. She
won the first game, which got us really
going and was on for the second. Then
Cliff won an on-the-way game, which
made us really happy.
“It’s my birthday,” I said, loud enough
for many people to hear. “It’s time I won
one,” then giggled for my rhyming phrase.
But no more wins came our way and we
still went away happy, knowing I’d had
about the best birthday ever. We went on
to dinner at which time everyone had a gift
for me. Cliff had got a book I have been
wanting—a new Harlen Coben novel. His
novels are so complicated I am tempted to
write things down in a notebook.
Kate gave me a year’s worth of movie
tickets, which I will treasure and use
wisely.
Rod came last and he presented me with
a jeweler’s black velvet box that I was
tempted not to open to prolong the surprise. But they all told me to “open it,”
“open it.” And so I did, to discover the
most beautiful bracelet I had ever seen. It
was studded with rubies and diamonds and
slipped on my arm like it had been made
for that exact spot.
“Oh, Rod,” I said breathlessly. “It’s so
beautiful. I can’t thank you enough. However did you know it’s exactly what I’ve
been wanting?”
He put his arm around my shoulders,
took a good long look at me, gave me a
kiss and said, “I guess I know my girl.
Happy, happy birthday.”
Let’s check the mailbox
One of my biggest rewards for bringing
you this Bingo column every month is
hearing from readers via my e-mail:
[email protected].
I want to apologize to a nice lady in
Bakersfield, California. It seems that only
today did I find a letter from her that came
in the Bingo mailbox over a year ago.
Wow. I wonder if she is still reading this.
Gloria writes: “Bob, I would like to say
that I truly enjoy your column in the Bingo
Bugle. Also, when the Bingo announcer
tells everyone there will be NO cell phone
usage in the hall, what part of “NO” don’t
these Bingo players understand?
“I really love playing Bingo at my favorite place here in Bakersfield. I have
played since my son was in high school. I
worked as a parent volunteer at the time.
He is now 50.
“One of the downsides of our hall is
that we only have two TV monitors to
look out to check the calls. They are on
opposite walls. One on the north end, one
on the south end. I personally think it’s
about time that they bought a couple more,
possibly for the corners. I know the two
can be hard to see because when we volunteers are in the middle of the room, we
often block the view…even though we
don’t intend to do so.”
Well, Gloria, thanks for being such a
longtime Bingo fan. You bring up an interesting point. If YOU, having been a volunteer for so many years, can’t get the ball
rolling to make changes in the hall, what
can the average player do when he or she
wants something changed?
I have spent a lot of your time lately
talking about callers who mumble and advising people what to do. I’ll repeat the
best advice I can give. Don’t continue to
sit in a bad hall hearing bad calls. But…
and listen to this…don’t try to change
things by YOURSELF! See if others
around you feel the same way. Then, take
GROUP action. I firmly believe that many
people who run Bingo halls are not really
aware of the problems. They are there
nine-to-five and life can become a blur.
We are only there when we want to be
there.
Again, I want to point out that I love
the people who make Bingo possible. If
you are a caller or a runner, you know that
over the years I have been on your side.
But, we all need to work together on this.
Let’s not allow Bingo to change from
the “game we love” to the “game we
dread.”
Next time: Something you might not
have thought of.
BINGO LAND
...Stories from the Real World & Cyberspace
■ This month: Making fun of the debates with Bingo
By Jeffrey Charboneau
Special to the Bingo Bugle
Bible Bingo
It’s another election year, and Moe Bar
on Capitol Hill in Washington, has its TV
screen tuned in to the latest presidential
debate. Patrons have a little more at stake
than just politics, however. They are at
Moe Bar to compete in Debate Bingo. Before each political debate, the bar’s Bingo
host, Matt Hickey, writes up a list of possible catchphrases, puts them into a Bingo
software system, and prints Debate Bingo
cards with lingo related to the current political free-for-all. Cross out five squares
in a row and win a free drink. Hickey
takes careful notes each week to create his
Bingo cards. “If something happens that I
think is hilarious, I add it,” he told the
Seattle Times. Among some recent cards’
squares: “Hillary’s emails,” “Trump mentions his border wall,” and “Bernie supports guns.”
Playwright Vicki Quade and Nuns4Fun
Entertainment announced that the play
Bible Bingo was performed on the island
of Guam as a fundraiser for the island’s
Academy of Our Lady of Guam. Two performances of Bible Bingo were given this
spring. Bible Bingo is a comedy about the
Catholic culture of fundraising and Bingo,
featuring the character Mrs. Mary Margaret O’Brien, a former nun who now
heads a fictitious archdiocese fundraising
department. Now in its third year, the
comedy opened at the Royal George Theatre in Chicago in November 2013, and is
still performed there every weekend. It has
also been on tour for the past two years.
The performance in Guam marks the first
time the show was performed overseas.
Cultural Bingo
Students learned about different cultures, practiced speaking various languages and tasted international foods as
part of a Bingo event offered by the University of Houston’s Center for Diversity
and Inclusion (CDI). The Bingo, which
took place during UH’s Cultural Connect
Week, was part of a Language Exchange
event and required attendees to engage
with other players who fit criteria listed on
the Bingo card squares. This was CDI’s
first Bingo night, and more than 200 students, faculty and staff attended. CDI, the
Department of Hispanic Studies, International Student and Scholar Services,
Learning Abroad, and the Department of
Modern and Classical Languages spon-
sored UH’s Cultural Connect Week.
Debate Bingo
Racetrack Bingo
The owners of Racetrack Bingo in Fort
Walton Beach, Florida, have been charged
by federal authorities with conspiracy to
commit fraud, illegal gambling and the
theft of millions of dollars from local charities. An indictment summarizing charges
against Larry and Dixie Masino states that
the couple conspired to obtain approximately $5.8 million in “criminally derived
property” by defrauding a coalition of
charities through exorbitant rent and fees
for the use of their Bingo hall. “Larry L.
Masino and Dixie L. Masino operated
Racetrack Bingo Inc. in violation of the
Bingo statute in order to gain profit for
themselves and their children,” the indictment reads. The Masinos also were indicted individually on numerous money
laundering charges.
John Hopkins - $500
Diosdado Ladao - $500
Patrick Phillips - $500
John and Margie Sexton - $1000
Yanis Martial Powel - $500
Connie Sowers and John Pospisal - $1000
Bobbie Boyson - $334
Edy Jerome - $500
Deborah Menboza - $1000 Barbara Sue Pineda - $1000
Pamela Link - $500
Kim Cromwell - $500
Ruth King - $1000
Christina Swift - $1000
Cindy Schwartzkopf - $1000
Noel White - $1000
Some of the Happy Winners on April 10th
Gold Coast $25,000 Bingo Event
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Angie Flores celebrated her 90th Birthday
Pictured with Bingo Supervisor Deborah
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Tipping
■ The debate goes on
Dear Aunt Bingo,
I recently found myself faced with the
question of what is the appropriate amount
to tip at Bingo. Since I enjoy reading your
perspective regarding my favorite game, I
figured you would be able to offer some
insight.
I’ve been a regular Bingo player for
about four years. I am not a fan of machines, so the hall I play at is all paper. I
love the game immensely and, when I’m
fortunate enough to win, I always tip
10%—which I thought was the “standard.”
A few weeks ago, however, I had a
conversation about tipping with another
regular player. According to him, my way
of thinking is way off base.
Our talk took place during the first session of the day and centered on a HUGE
cash ball that was up for grabs during one
of the evening sessions. I casually mentioned that if I were to hit it I would tip
10% because that’s what I always do. He
scoffed and said, “10% is way too much
for Bingo,” and went on to tell me how
much he tips when he wins. (I’d rather not
specify the amount here, but I will say that
it’s significantly less than what I tip).
Although I know that everyone has
their own ideas when it comes to this subject, his comments did surprise me. What
are your thoughts? —Renee F., Las
Vegas, Nevada
Dear Renee,
Tipping is a popular topic in this column and one which generates lots of opinions from both sides of the Bingo table.
The majority of workers I’ve heard
from (who are employed at for-profit Bingos) say they work for little more than
minimum wage and count on tips to sup-
plement that income. (I stress for-profit
because charity Bingo is run by volunteers
who should not be expecting or getting
tips.) These workers see their role as part
of the service industry which, like restaurant servers or taxi drivers, traditionally
includes tipping for that service.
Generally speaking, my understanding
is that these workers expect just what you
have been tipping—10%—which is considerably less than you would other service providers.
The debate begins, however, with those
players who do not consider Bingo workers part of the service industry and do not
feel a specific percentage of their prize
money should be given up. This is certainly understandable: After months of
losing at Bingo, what player wants to surrender $100 of his or her long-awaited
$1,000 jackpot? For these folks, giving a
Bingo worker a flat $5, $10, or $20 tip is
as far as they are willing to go, in no small
part because of all the money they have
spent on Bingo without a win.
As one player wrote: “I’ve spent plenty
of money going to Bingo, trying repeatedly to win. Once I’m lucky enough to
win, I prefer to ‘share the joy’ with my
family, who truly helps me all the time,
not strangers who never have! Why should
I be obligated to tip anyone who didn’t
provide a personal service to me?”
Part of the issue may be that people
who currently, or at some time in their
lives, worked at a job that relied on tips,
understand how important tipping is and
make sure to tip appropriately in service
situations. Those who have not been at the
receiving end of tipping may view it as an
option they should not be obligated to exercise.
A Bingo worker once commented: “It
is time to inform the entire Bingo community that tipping is customary and, yes, it
should be 10%. It is quite discouraging to
go above and beyond to assist Bingo players and be tipped next to nothing. Maybe
you can’t tip 10%, but be fair. You win
$10,000 and tip $20? Really?”
To sum up, I personally feel that Bingo
workers are indeed in the service industry.
And if I feel that a worker is doing his or
her best to make sure I have an enjoyable
time at Bingo, I will share my good fortune with them at the rate of at least 10%.
If the service just isn’t there, then the
worker should not be surprised—or complain—if the tip is smaller. —Aunt Bingo
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Dear John,
Here’s an easy recipe for “Chocolate
Chip Meringue Cookies.” Enjoy! —Annie
CHOCOLATE CHIP MERINGUE
COOKIES
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$10.99 (All prices are with Players Club Discount)
Beat the egg whites until stiff. Add the
sugar gradually, beating constantly. Stir in
the chocolate chips and the vanilla. Drop by
small spoonfuls on parchment lined cookie
sheets. Preheat the oven to 375 degrees.
When heated turn off the oven and leave
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egg whites
cups sugar
cups chcolate chips
teaspoon vanilla
Great Grandmother’s recipe
■ A classic for April
Dear Annie,
More than 60 years ago, I remember
visiting my great-grandmother in Macon,
Georgia and she made a delicious dish
called “spoon bread”. My sister and I
would love to make it for our grandchildren. Do you have any recpes for “spoon
bread”? Also, what should I serve with it.
I love your recipes!
Karen Ann and Sister Sue from Chicago
Dear Karen Ann and Sister Sue,
Spoon bread was very popular 60 years
ago and still is with lots of Southerners. It
is more like a pudding than a bread. I
would serve it with grilled chicken or
grilled pork chops. —Annie
SPOON BREAD
1
1
1 1/2
2
1 1/2
3
2
cup cornmeal
teaspoon salt
cups boiling water
tablespoons butter
cups milk
eggs
teaspoons baking powder
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Mix the
cornmeal and salt, stir in the scalded water,
giving a quick stir. Cover tightly. Melt the
butter in warmed milk (reserving 1/3 cup
milk). Mix cornmeal, milk, butter and eggs.
Mix the baking powder in the 1/3 cup milk
and gently stir in the mixture. Pour into a
well-greased 1 1/2 quart baking pan. Bake
at 350 degrees for 40 minutes. Serve immediately. Serves 4 to 6.
Dear Ask Annie,
Do you have any recipes for meringue
cookies? Thanks ahead of time.
John R., from Boise, Idaho
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Your comments and questions about cooking
and entertaining will be addressed in this monthly
column. Write to “Ask Annie” c/o Annie Ennis,
8312 SE 168th Trinity Place, The Villages,
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and Quinoa Salad is a meal in a bowl. It’s
perfect for lunch or dinner on a hot summer day, and it will keep for two to three
days in the refrigerator.
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AND QUINOA SALAD
Because It’s June
June is National Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Month. It’s a great time to include
more fresh vegetables and fruits in our
diets. The latest Dietary Guidelines recommend that we all increase our vegetable
and fruit intake. Fruits and vegetables provide a variety of nutrients, including vitamins, minerals and fiber, and they lower
your risk of developing certain chronic
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1 cup of raw or cooked vegetables or vegetable juice, or 2 cups of raw leafy greens
can be considered 1 cup from the vegetable group.
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basic food safety rules.
* Avoid bruised or damaged produce
and keep it separate from raw meat, poultry and seafood.
* Perishable fresh produce, such as lettuce, herbs and mushrooms, and all cut or
peeled produce should be stored in the refrigerator at 40 F or below.
* Wash your hands for 20 seconds with
warm water and soap before and after
preparing fruits and vegetables.
* Produce should be washed under running water (do not use soap) before eating,
cutting or cooking. Then, cut away any
damaged or bruised areas.
* Always wash cutting boards, dishes,
utensils and counters between prep of raw
meat, poultry or seafood and produce.
My recipe for Summer Fruit, Vegetable
Quinoa takes this recipe from a delicious salad to a complete meal. The grain
has been called a superfood because its
protein content is very high for a
cereal/pseudo-cereal. It’s also a rich
source of B vitamins, thiamine, riboflavin,
vitamin B-6 and folate, and the dietary
minerals iron, magnesium, phosphorus
and zinc. It is gluten-free and considered
easy to digest.
3
tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
3
tablespoons apple cider or sherry vinegar
1
tablespoon honey or agave syrup
2
teaspoons Dijon mustard
1
teaspoon black pepper
1
teaspoon sea salt
1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1 1/2 (6-ounce) packages baby kale or baby
spinach
1
medium summer squash or zucchini, thinly
sliced into rounds
1 1/2 cups of cooked quinoa (or a cooked quinoa
and brown rice)
1/2 cup fresh sweet cherries, pitted and halved
2
plums or peaches (or combination of both),
pitted and sliced into segments
2/3 cup chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley
1/3 cup thinly sliced green onion, white and
green parts, roots removed and discarded
2
ounces goat cheese or feta cheese, crumbled (about 1/2 cup)
1. Combine olive oil, vinegar, honey or
syrup, mustard, pepper, salt and cayenne
pepper in a medium bowl. Place the kale
or spinach and the squash or zucchini on
a platter or in a large, shallow bowl. Pour
1 1/2 tablespoons of the oil mixture over
the vegetables, sprinkle and toss to coat.
2. Stir the quinoa blend or the cooked
quinoa or the brown rice, cherries, plums
and/or peaches, parsley and green onions
into remaining oil mixture in the bowl.
Top the kale or spinach mixture with the
quinoa mixture and sprinkle with the
cheese.
Angela Shelf Medearis is an award-winning children’s author, culinary historian and the author of
seven cookbooks. Her new cookbook is The Kitchen
Diva’s Diabetic Cookbook. Her website is www.divapro.com. To see how-to videos, recipes and
much, much more, Like Angela Shelf Medearis, The
Kitchen Diva! on Facebook. Recipes may not be
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Medearis.
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■ Explore 2016’s exquisite ports of call: San Juan, Puerto Rico;
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Finding Peace
■ Dreams of death
Dear Dream Lady,
I dreamed my heart stopped and I had
to have open-heart surgery. I made it,
thank God. (I am 74.) I saw lots of clouds
and people in a church and a hill of clouds.
I went through the clouds and people
handed me gifts. I like to buy gifts for my
friends. Then, a warm hand touches my
shoulder and someone said, “It’s not time
yet.” I had to go back and I did not want
to. My son died yesterday. I pray for him.
He didn’t believe until the end. I also have
a sweet daughter, (photo enclosed) but I
worry about her.
Bonnie Y., Titusville, Florida
Dear Bonnie,
My deepest condolence on your son’s
passing. You sound like a generous and
kind woman so I am certain you raised
your daughter to have your fine characteristics. There is no need to worry about her.
Dear Dream Lady,
I’ve been a widow for a long time. Not
so long ago I had a dream that I was looking for my husband. I knocked at his door.
He answered and I told him I needed his
help. I was so happy to see him. He said
he would help me. The next thing I knew
we were on a train and I asked him,
“Where are we going?” He said, “I am
taking you home.” Then I woke up.
Denise P., Yorba Linda, California
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Based on your age, she is probably in her
30s or early 40s, so I am sure she is doing
fine. Ninety five percent of what people
worry about does not come true, so enjoy
her as the blessed daughter she is. Lastly,
your dream symbols offer peace and contentment and a sturdy belief that when it
is “your time,” you will be ready to pass
away peacefully.
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In Old San Juan’s Casa Don Q, you can
learn about Destileria Serralles, a rum distillery established in 1865—and perhaps
sample its award-winning products. A few
streets beyond brings you to Museo de
Dona Fela, the original residence of Felisa
Rincón de Gautier, the city’s first woman
mayor. Also in Old San Juan is Casa
Blanca, or the White House. For 250 years
it was the residence of the descendents of
Juan Ponce de León, the first governor of
Puerto Rico. The house is now a museum
of 16th- and 17th-century family life.
Across from Casa Blanca is Fuerte San
Felipe del Morro or El Morro fortress, rising majestically 140 feet above the sea. El
Morro, surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean
and San Juan Bay, is the most striking of
the city’s military fortifications. It was
built between 1540 and 1783 to protect
San Juan from attacks by sea. Among its
many attractions is a maze of secret tunnels and dungeons, and a small museum.
A small square called Plaza de Hostos
features artisans’ displays, snack stands,
and the traditional piragueros—vendors
selling shaved ice sweetened with tropical
fruit syrups. Also in the area is La
Princesa, a former jail and now headquarters of the Puerto Rico Tourism Company.
The restored building features a gallery of
Puerto Rican art with permanent and visiting exhibitions.
Next comes the red-painted Puerta de
San Juan, or San Juan Gate. This is one of
six original massive wooden doors that
centuries ago were closed at sundown to
protect residents. Pass through the door-
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Entering your sixth day at sea, Carnival
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among the many enjoyable excursions
available there is a guided or on-your-own
tour of beautiful Old San Juan.
Narrow cobblestone streets, colorful
colonial buildings, centuries-old fortresses
overlooking the Atlantic, fascinating museums and art galleries, endless shopping,
and handcrafts on every corner are but
some of the characteristics of the legendary Old City.
A great place to start is at one of many
overlooks of San Juan Bay, the busiest
ocean port in the Caribbean, bringing in
half of the region’s trade and over a million cruise ship visitors a year. Bayside
shops carry everything from gold jewelry
to island arts and crafts.
As you follow the curve of the bay, you
come upon La Muralla, the city wall. Built
between 1539 and 1641 using sandstone
blocks up to 20 feet thick, the wall was
completed in 1782 and was erected to protect the city from enemies. If you peer
across the water toward the western mouth
of the bay, you will see Isla de Cabras, or
Goat Island, and a small Spanish fort built
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Dear Denise,
Every so often I see dreams like this.
They are either comforting to the dreamer
or disturbing. The train tells me you are on
a journey, but we don’t know if the destination is death (to see your husband again)
or if you are preparing for a different direction in life. You know that because you
know your health status. Either way, it
sounds like you will be content with the
outcome. Please keep in touch with me on
how things go with your health and life.
Dream Lady
Please send your dreams to Dream Lady at P.O.
Box 414, Entiat WA 98822. Enclose an SASE if you
want a personal reply before publication. Not all
dreams are published.
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LAS VEGAS
ALIANTE
7300 Aliante Parkway, L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 692-7777
TIMES: 10am, 12, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10pm; Fri. & Sat. 12am
TEXAS STATION
2101 Texas Star Lane, L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 631-1000
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm
HENDERSON
ARIZONA CHARLIES BOULDER
4575 Boulder Hwy, L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 951-5800
TIMES: 7, 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm, 1, 3, 5am
ARIZONA CHARLIES DECATUR
740 S. Decatur Blvd., L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 250-5200
TIMES: 7, 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm, 1, 3, 5am
BOULDER STATION
4111 Boulder Hwy, L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 432-7777
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm
CANNERY EASTSIDE
5255 S. Boulder Hwy, L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 856-5402
TIMES: 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9pm; Thu-Sun 9am; Fri & Sat 11pm
CANNERY NORTHSIDE
2121 East Craig Road, N. L.V. . . . . . . . . . .(702) 507-5825
TIMES: 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9pm; Fri. & Sat. 11pm
ELDORADO
S. of Lake Mead on Water St., Henderson(702) 564-1811
TIMES: Sun.-Thu.: 1, 3, 5, 7, 9pm; Fri/Sat.: 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm
FIESTA HENDERSON
777 W. Lake Mead Drive, Henderson . . .(702) 558-7000
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1,3,5,7,9,11pm
GREEN VALLEY RANCH
2300 Paseo Verde Parkway, Henderson .(702) 617-7777
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm
SUNSET STATION
1301 W. Sunset Road, Henderson . . . . . .(702) 547-7777
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm
LAUGHLIN
FIESTA RANCHO
2400 N. Rancho Dr., L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 631-7000
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm, 1am
GOLD COAST
4000 W. Flamingo Rd., L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 367-7111
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm
JERRY’S NUGGET
1821 Las Vegas Bl. N., N. L.V. . . . . . . . . . .(702) 399-3000
Times: 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9pm; Thu., Fri. & Sat. 11pm
PALACE STATION
2411 W. Sahara Ave., L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 367-2411
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm
PLAZA
1 Main Street, L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(800) 634-6575
TIMES: 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9pm
POKER PALACE
2757 N. Las Vegas Blvd., L.V. . . . . . . . . . .(702) 657-4247
TIMES: 11am, 1, 7, 9pm; Fri-Sat-Sun 3, 5pm; Fri-Sat. 11pm
RAMPART CASINO
LAUGHLIN RIVER LODGE
2700 S. Casino Dr., Laughlin . . . . . . . . . .(702) 298-2242
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9pm
RIVERSIDE
1650 Casino Way, Laughlin . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 298-2535
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7:30, 11pm
TROPICANA LAUGHLIN
2121 S. Casino Dr., Laughlin. . . . . . . . . . .(702) 298-4200
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9pm
MESQUITE
EUREKA CASINO
I-15, Exit 122 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(800) 346-4611
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9pm; Fri. & Sat. 11pm
VIRGIN RIVER
I-15, Exit 122 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(877) 438-2929
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm
221 North Rampart Blvd., L.V.. . . . . . . . . .(702) 869-7890
Times: 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9pm; Fri. & Sat. 11pm
RED ROCK
PAHRUMP
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I-215 at Charleston, L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 797-7777
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm
771 S. Frontage Road. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(775) 751-7777
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5 & 7pm
SAM’S TOWN
PAHRUMP NUGGET
5111 Boulder Highway, L.V. . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 456-7777
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm
SANTA FE STATION
Hwy. 95 & Rancho Dr., L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 658-4900
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm
SILVER SEVENS
4100 Paradise Rd., L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 733-7000
TIMES: 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9pm
SOUTH POINT
681 S. Hwy 160. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(775) 751-6500
TIMES: 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7 & 9pm & 9am Sun. Only
SADDLE WEST
1220 S. Highway 160. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(775) 727-5953
TIMES: 11am, 1, 3pm; Mon.-Fri.
At Aliante Monday thru Friday at the
8:30am session, players that have
played a regular session within 24
hours of the Bounce Back Session,
get their game FREE, or they can purchase up to 4 packs for $5 each!
Aliante has Super Dual Daubs for
only $2 each at all sessions where
players can win $3000 up to the 36th
number, $1500 up to the 37th number
and $1000 up to the 38th number.
Consolation is $100.
On Sunday, May 8th, all players will
get a Free Dauber for Mother’s Day at
all sessions while supplies last with
their minimum $4 buy-in. See Aliante’s
May ad for more information.
$25,000 BINGO EVENT!
Play Gold Coast’s $25,000 Bingo
Event on Monday, June 26th. $50.00
Entry Fee pays for one 6on pack,
Extra 6on packs are only $10.00.
Three pack minimum in the electronic
units 20 pack maximum. Your entry
fee Includes one dauber and one buffet ticket. Warm-ups $5.00 10 games
pay $500.00. Event games pay
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Doors open at 10am, warm ups
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2pm. Tickets on sale now, no refunds
after June 16, 2016. Room special
$50 for Friday and or Saturday plus
tax with resort fee and Sunday is Free!
Please see their special ad in this
edition of the Bingo Bugle for more information.
In May at South Point, play the
$1,000 Wish Ball every Tuesday and
Thursday at the 11am, 1pm, 7pm and
9pm sessions, just bingo on B-5 for
$1,000 extra or any number ending in
5 for $500 extra. On Cinco De Mayo,
Thursday, May 5th, play five $1,000
Coveralls at the 1pm and 7pm sessions. Mother’s Day, is Sunday, May
8th, get your Mother’s Day Bling Scan
Safe Aluminum Wallet at all sessions
while supplies last.
Memorial Day, Monday, May 30th,
there are Five $1,000 Guaranteed
Coveralls plus a $5,000 Bonsu Cash
Ball at the 1pm & 7pm sessions. See
their ad for more information and then
head on over to South Point Bingo!
LOTERIA!
Try out the new Loteria Saturdays
at Texas Station and Sundays at Boulder Station May 1-29. The 12 exciting
game session starts at 5pm and is
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Cash, up to $250 in Free Slot Play and
La Bonita Gift Cards. Get 1 Loteria
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$150,000 SUPER BINGO!
Make plans now to play Plaza's
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Also check out Plaza’s ad for May
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TIMES: 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm, 1am
1100 Nugget Ave., Sparks . . . . . . . . . . . .(775) 356-3300
TIMES: 11am, 1, 2:30, 4, 6:30, 7:30pm
SUNCOAST
SANDS REGENCY
Alta & Rampart, L.V. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(702) 636-7111
TIMES: 9, 11am, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11pm
345 N. Arlington Ave., Reno . . . . . . . . . .(775) 348-2290
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MONTH OF HONOR! 2ND ANNIVERSARY PARTY!
Station Casinos will once again
launch a month-long fundraising effort to
raise awareness and funds for homeless
veterans and their families who reside at
Veterans Village located in Downtown
Las Vegas. Proceeds raised throughout
May will benefit Southern Nevada’s only
24/7 crisis intervention and housing facility that cares for our local homeless
veterans and their families. In 2015,
Month of Honor raised $58,000 for Veterans Village. From May 1-31, Station
Casinos properties and venues including
the cafes, casino bars, bingo rooms,
bowling alleys and gaming areas including designated blackjack and poker tables will be themed patriotic to signify
where the Company will donate a portion of its proceeds and gaming winnings. Month of Honor will feature:
Patriotic Pastries: A variety of exclusively created patriotic-themed desserts
such as Bundt cakes, sugar cookies, red
velvet cupcakes, candy-covered strawberries and brownies will be available at
all cafes including Boulder Station,
Green Valley Ranch Resort, Palace Station, Red Rock Resort, Texas Station,
Santa Fe Station and Sunset Station.
Take a vet to dinner: Guests may donate some of their Boarding Pass rewards points at any Rewards Center in
exchange for a buffet voucher to be enjoyed by a resident of Veterans Village.
In 2015, guests donated enough Boarding Pass points to provide more than
1,400 buffet meals to the residents of
Veterans Village.
Round up for honor: Guests will be invited to round up their dining check in all
steakhouses, cafes and buffets.
Red Bull Match: Red Bull will generously donate $1 for every Red Bull
and/or cocktail that includes Red Bull ordered at any casino bars.
Bingo Patriotic Packs: Special bingo
pink packs will be offered at the majority
of Monday bingo sessions for $4. Patriotic packs will be available in both paper
and electronic. The $1 cash ball validation fee is not included in the purchase
price of the patriotic packs. Properties
participating in the bingo patriotic packs
include Boulder Station, Green Valley
Ranch Resort, Palace Station, Red
Rock Resort, Santa Fe Station, Sunset
Station and Texas Station. Bingo patriotic packs were generously donated by
gaming partner Fortunet.
“21” for the Red, White and Blue:
Properties that offer blackjack tables will
have a designated “patriotic” table where
a portion of the gaming winnings will be
donated to the charity. Table felts were
generously donated by gaming partner
GPI.
Poker Goes Patriotic: Poker tables at
Red Rock Resort, Green Valley Ranch
Resort, Boulder Station, Santa Fe Station and Palace Station will have a designated “patriotic” table in May where a
portion of the rake will be donated to the
charity. Table felts were generously donated by gaming partner GPI.
Bowling: Guests are invited to help a
vet in need by making a donation upon
renting bowling shoes at Red Rock
Lanes, Strike Zone at Sunset Station,
Texas Star Lanes or at the Santa Fe
Bowling Center.
Patriot Hotel Rate: Active or retired
members of the military are invited to
enjoy special hotel discount at any Station Casinos property through December
31. Reservations for the special rate
must be made in May. Offer code: PATRIOT.
Here’s what is happening this
month at Rampart Bingo!
Spin to Win Every Session, Every
Day – the first single winner gets to
spin the prize wheel for up to $100 in
free slot play.
50 Plus Tuesdays – Resort Rewards cardholders over 50 will receive
a free Small Rainbow Pack in the electronic unit with minimum buy-in upon
their next visit.
Every Wednesday, receive a free
electronic Large Rainbow Pack with
electronic buy-in at the 11am & 5pm
session.
The Rampart Bingo Room continues to offer 4X $1,000 Coveralls every
Thursday.
Crystal Ball Giveaway – Every Friday in May, Bingo on the Crystal Ball
and receive your choice of a
Swarovski necklace or earrings. Multiwinners receive $100 in free slot play.
Bonus “R” Ball Jackpots are offered
every Thursday at 11am, 3pm and
9pm. Bingo on B-5 or any number
ending in 5 and receive $500 in addition to regular payout.
Lucky Number Pick Every Monday
at all sessions - pick your lucky number at the kiosk, Bingo on it and receive $100 free Bingo play.
In May, all players at all sessions
will receive the following free gift at the
Rampart Bingo Room (while supplies
last): May 8 – Bendable Jewelry, May
14 – 2nd Anniversary T-shirts, and
May 30 – free hot dogs & chips at the
11am, 1pm, 3pm and 5pm sessions.
$30,000 2nd Anniversary Party –
Saturday, May 14. Come celebrate
two years of fun at the Rampart Bingo
Room, offering 3X $1,000 coveralls,
free hot dogs, chips, anniversary Tshirts, cupcakes & champagne, plus a
pizza party at the 5pm session. Plus,
all single winners receive a bonus $25
in free Bingo all day long.
$100,000 BLOWOUT!
Mark your calendars for Saturday,
May 21st to play in the Nugget's
$100,000 Bingo Blowout game. Have
a blast at the Bingo Blowout playing
20 of your favorite Nugget bingo
games for prizes ranging from $1,199
to $25,000, plus there are optional
games paying from $500 to $1,199.
Buy-in is only $90 for 2 packs, extra
packs are $20 each.
Get ready for a fun weekend playing all paper in Reno’s biggest bingo
game at the Nugget. Accommodations
and dining are the best in Northern
Nevada and there is a special rate for
bingo players. Call early and make
your reservation because rates are
subject to availability. For tickets to
Nugget’s $100,000 Blowout call 800843-2427 and ask for bingo.
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If you haven’t made your reservation for Boyd Gaming’s next $500,000
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Choose your favorite bingo hall to play
in this half million-dollar game, reserve
your seat at the Gold Coast, Suncoast
or Sam's Town bingo halls.
The entry fee is $345 and includes
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Stephanie Corman - $250
Candy D'Aquino - $100
William and Julie Anne McLean - $1000
Rosalina Dowland - $334
Steve and Sharon Headley - $167
Cindy Kersey - $334
$10,000 BINGO BASH! CRAZY 4 COVERALLS!
Cannery is having a $10,000 Bingo
Bash on Friday, May 27TH. It will take
place at 9pm, buy-in is $20 and regular
games pay $500!
Don't miss the $12,000 Cash Giveaway at the Cannery in May! Drawings
will be held on Fridays & Saturdays at
the 1pm & 9pm sessions. Players can
win up to $250, earn entries beginning
May 1st. Every Sunday in May is a Bingo
Bonus Day at the Cannery, players who
Bingo on B-8 can win an extra $300.
Pick up your Free Daubers on Sunday,
May 8th for Mother’s Day with min. buyin while supplies last. See Cannery’s ad this month for details on Player Appreciation Day, Bonus
Double Action Jackpots, Weekend Special and more. See their ad and the
Bingo Room details.
$1,000,000 WEEKEND!
San Manuel Indian Bingo and
Casino has their big event coming up
in July. They are celebrating 30 years
of thrill. Tickets are on sale now at
sanmanuel.com for the $1,000.000
Bingo Weekend. Win your share of
cash, prizes and giveaways on Saturday, July 23rd and Sunday, July 24th.
See their ad in this issue for more
thrill in May. There is a Cinco De Mayo
Special on May 6th, Saturday, May 7th
is a $25,000 Must go during the regular session. May 8th, take mom to
bingo, over $75,000 must go!
Memorial Day Weekend, play the
marathon May 27th thru 30th. Four
days of bingo fun, games, giant jackpots and much, much more! San
Manuel is All Thrills, check it out in May!
Look what is happening at the Gold
Coast Bingo in May.
“BEST” Cash ball every Monday and
Thursday at 11am 1, 7, and 9pm session. The Cash ball will determine the
“BEST” ball for that session. Win on the
Cash ball ending number receive $500
in addition to the regular pack pay. Win
on the Cash ball receive the regular
pack pay-out plus the Cash ball prize
and receive $500 for winning as the
“BEST” ball. “Best” Ball good on games
1-7 and 9-12. Cash ball valid on first
chance coverall. Validation required to
win the “BEST” ball
11am Session Double Action Regular pay games 1-6 & Double pay games
7-12 excluding Game #8. First and second chance coverall $250.00 on Blue
and Red & $500.00 on the Green and
Tan
Player Appreciation Day May 21st at
the 1 and 7pm sessions, 5-$1,000 Coveralls, Regular pay games 1-7 & 9-12,
four pack min required to play the electronic units.
“Crazy 4 Coveralls” 4 -$1,000 coveralls Every Friday and Saturday at
7pm and Every Sunday at the 1 and
3pm sessions. Regular pay games 1-7
& 9-12 with a four pack min in the electronic units.
Sunday, May 8th Win on B-8 receive
$500 at all sessions. Validation required
to win on B-8.
Tickets are available for our June
26th $25,000 Bingo Event this is not a
linked event. We’re selling for our
Power Bingo Event September 12 &
13. This is a linked event. See the cage
for details.
Also see Gold Coast’s ads in this
paper for more information.
$10,000 COVERALL! EVERYONE WINS IN MAY!
Win the $10,000 Super Coverall
grand prize in 52 numbers or less at
the Eastside Cannery. Players can win
extra cash in the Super Bonanza
Multi-Win and there are no split pays
from the 48-57 balls, so be sure to be
there in May.
Also this month, they feature 3
$1000 coveralls at the 7pm regular
pay session on Fridays, Saturdays
and Sunday. Memorial Day Weekend
is Player Appreciation Days. See their
ad for the specials and giveaways
May 27th thru 30th. Check their ad for
more specials and details at Eastside
Cannery in May.
Everyone wins in May at both Arizona Charlie’s. May 8th, all bingo players with a $4 buy-in will receive a
special Mother’s Day bracelet.
Memorial Day Weekend there is a
Cash Drawing Friday, May 27th thru
Monday, May 30th. All bingo players
with a $10 min. buy-in will receive one
cash drawing entry. Drawing will take
place on Monday, May 30th at the end
of the 7pm session. 1st prize is $1,500!
Play Bingo round the clock in Las
Vegas’ only 24-hour Bingo Room at
Arizona Charlie’s Decatur or Arizona
Charlie’s Boulder. See their ad or visit
either bingo room for more info.
MAY 2016 SPECIALS! BINGO IN MESQUITE!
Bingo at the Eldorado Casino, Henderson’s only Bingo game!
Here’s what’s happening in May.
Come in for the Best Value Electronic
Bundle For only $11. You get two
Rainbows plus a Blue Pack. Validated
at the 1pm and 7pm session only.
Come in for your Free dauber
Mother’s Day, May 8, and Memorial
Day, May 30. While supplies
last. Check out our May Special,
every day in May all sessions buy a #2
Electronic Bundle and get 1 large
Rainbow and 2 small Rainbows (42
cards) a value of $49. Only $26 using
your Prime Rewards card and $29
without card. Or buy our #3 Electronic
Bundle and get 4 small Rainbows, 2
Reds and 2 Blues (72 cards) a value
of $76. Only $45 using your Prime Rewards card and $54 without card.
You’ll also receive 2 small Rainbows
for $4 with the purchase of the #2
Electronic bundle or #3 Electronic
Bundle.
Every Wednesday in May, get a Free
rainbow with every 300 base points
earned and you keep the points. Electronic only and validation not included. Limit three per guest. Double
Pay on Double Bingo, Fridays and Saturdays at 11pm session. 5 Free Blue
Packs on your birthday. Electronic blue
packs, machine charge and validation
not included. Limit one per person per
session. Stop by the Eldorado Casino
and play to win!
$100,000 BIG
MONEY MATINEE!
Station Casinos is having a
$100,000 Big Money Matinee game on
May 21st & 22nd. The $100,000 game
is linked with Boulder Station, Palace
Station, Sunset Station and Red Rock.
Warm-up games start at 10am, Morning games begin at 11am and Afternoon
games begin at 1pm. Warm-ups pay
$250 each, Morning session non-linked
games pay $500 each and in the Afternoon, there are 15 games that pay
$1,000 each plus the Coverall pays
$10,000 with a $3,000 2nd chance and
a $2,000 3rd chance.
Buy-in includes Gourmet Lunch, 2
Free Breakfast or Brunch Buffets, 2
Free Dinner Buffets and 2 Free
Daubers. See their ad on page 21 for
and more information or visit StationCasinosBingo.com.
MILLION DOLLAR PROGRESSIVE!
The Sands Regency in Downtown
Reno offers bingo’s First Million Dollar
Progressive Jackpot with their Mega
Progressive! See their ad in this paper
for more information.
Virgin River is just one hour north of
Las Vegas on I-15 in Mesquite, NV.
They have a fun bingo room with a lot
happening in May. There are Springtime Rainbow Sessions, Spin ‘N’ Win
Bingo, $500 Guaranteed Coverall on
Memorial Day Weekend, Mother’s Day
Prize Drawing Sessions, and Free
Mother’s Day Daubers. See the Virgin
River’s full page ad for complete details
on these and more.
Leslie A. - $40
Las Vegas
Aliante All Paper Bingo
Wayne Champlin
$10,000 Double Daub
Pahrump Nugget
John Rodgers
North Las Vegas
Jerry’s Nugget
Ann Hall - Las Vegas
Fiesta Rancho Agent Scott
Fiesta Rancho
Margarita T. Doze - $50
Las Vegas
Camille Lombardi - $500
Las Vegas
$50,000 Memorial Day Event
Eastside Cannery
Marylove Jacobs
Cathryn Smith
from Phoenix, AZ
Takum Kim - $50
Henderson
HONORING MOMS!
Poker Palace Bingo is honoring
Moms in May! On Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 8th, Players get a 4” Pie! Memorial Day, Monday, May 30th,
players will receive a Car Flag. Giveaways are available at all sessions to
players with a minimum buy-in.
There will be a special Margarita
Ball on Thursday, May 5th for Cinco
De Mayo. Bingo on the designated
Margarita Ball-B5 and win an additional $1,000 with validation.
MOTHER’S DAY GIVEAWAY!
Bingo at Jerry’s Nugget Casino! All
guests making a $25 buy in on
Mother’s Day, May 8 receive a novelty
purse with assorted styles to choose
from. Every day at the 3pm session,
win a $250 bonus when landing bingo
on the day’s date. The bonus must be
validated, excludes Letter J, Double
Dab, or Super Coverall games.
Jerry’s offers “Buy One, Get One”
specials daily. Receive a free #2 especial when you purchase a #3 special or higher on Sundays, Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays. Get a free
small e-rainbow when you buy a #2 especial or higher on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Plus, on your
birthday receive a free dauber with a
$4 minimum buy-in.
Use the Jerry’s Nugget MoreClub
card for cash back and comps for all
bingo play. Bingo times are 11am,
1pm, 3pm, 5pm, 7pm, and 9pm daily.
Late night 11pm Double Pay Sessions
are on Fridays and Saturdays. See the
ad for more details.
YAY FOR MAY!
Yay for May! Come in and check
out our May Bingo specials at Sam’s
Town. Mother’s Day Giveaway, Sunday, May 8. Get a Free Mom heart
necklace every session! While supplies last, one per player with a minimum of a $4 buy-in. Play for your
chance at five $1,000 Coveralls on
May 5th, Cinco De Mayo, and May 30,
Memorial Day, at the 3pm and 7pm
sessions. Every Saturday come in for
you chance of four $1,000 Coveralls.
See Bingo Room for complete details.
VIRGO: Aug. 24-Sept. 23: T.S. Eliot wrote:
“For us there is only the trying, the rest is none
of our business.” That notion might be a little
unnerving for you detail-and system-loving Virgins. But you’ll want to try this month to “Let
go and Let God” (or whatever you feel as a
higher force guiding your life). This month involves allowing nature to offer the clues you
need to guide you forward.
Lucky Days: 3-24
Lucky Numbers: 1-36
7th thru 12th…
In your ‘hood 9th-10th$$
13th thru 18th…
GOLDEN surprise 15th$
19th thru 24th…
Stay in the game 24th-25th$
25th thru 31st…
True BLUE 29th$$
by Alessandra
Lucky Predictions
for May 2016
ARIES: March 21 to April 20
1st thru 6th…
Room to brag 3rd-4th$!
7th thru 12th…
A win near home 7th-8th!
13th thru 18th…
Last chance 13th (earlier)$
19th thru 24th…
Better than usual 21st-22nd!
25th thru 31st…
Try your luck 26th and 31st$
TAURUS: April 21 to May 21
1st thru 6th…
Your name’s on it the 6th$$
7th thru 12th…
No stopping you 9th-10th!$!$
13th thru 18th…
Slick and easy the 14th$
19th thru 24th… Wait it out.
25th thru 31st…
SAGITTARIUS: Nov. 23 to Dec. 21
1st thru 6th…
ORANGE success 3rd-4th$
7th thru 12th…
Your game to win 11th-12th!
13th thru 18th…
I like your strategy 16th-17th$
19th thru 24th…
Wait for it 21st-22nd$
25th thru 31st…
Lucky you 26th-27th and 31st!
CAPRICORN: Dec. 22 to Jan. 20
1st thru 6th…
Go get ‘em 1st and 5th$
7th thru 12th… Most unlikely.
13th thru 18th…
Piece of cake 14th-15th!
19th thru 24th…
Hitting it big 19th-20th$
25th thru 31st…
Wake up and win 28th-29th$$
AQUARIUS: Jan. 21 to Feb. 19
1st thru 6th…
You are hot 3rd/4th$$!
All comes together 24th-25th$
7th thru 12th…
GEMINI: May 22 to June 21
1st thru 6th…
13th thru 18th…
Take it home 3rd-4th$$
7th thru 12th…
You surprise yourself the 7th!
13th thru 18th…
PURPLE pays off the 16th$$
19th thru 24th…
The call’s on RED 21st-22nd$
25th thru 31st… You’ve got the
GREEN light the 26th$
CANCER: June 22 to July 22
1st thru 6th…
Worth your time 2nd and 6th$
7th thru 12th…
All’s made easy 5th and 9th!
Pays to play 7th-8th$!
17th-18th surprise your friend!
19th thru 24th…
Make it or break it 21st-22nd$
25th thru 31st…
Fate’s on your side the 26th$$
PISCES: Feb. 20 to March 20
1st thru 6th…
Super chances 1st and 5th$$
7th thru 12th…
Way to go 9th-10th!
13th thru 18th… Bow out.
19th thru 24th…
Powerful win the 20th$$
25th thru 31st…
Who says you can’t 28th-29th?
LEO: July 23 to Aug. 23
1st thru 6th…
Sly tricks pan out 19th-20th!
25th thru 31st…
Too many obstacles.
Color associations refer to lucky objects,
daubers, cards, machines, clothing/jewels you
wear, or a dominant color in the room.
PREDICTORS
LUCKY CARD FOR MAY 2016
7th thru 12th…
Reach for the sky all week!
13th thru 18th…
Right up your alley 16th-17th$!
19th thru 24th…
RED card wins 21st-22nd$$
25th thru 31st…
Lucky dog the 31st$$
VIRGO: Aug. 24 to Sept. 23
1st thru 6th…
You bring it 5th-6th!$$
7th thru 12th…
MAY
2016
Intuition wins 9th-10th$!
13th thru 18th…
LIBRA: Sept. 24 to Oct. 23
1st thru 6th… Best to pause.
7th thru 12th…
You’re in the $$ 7th-8th$!
13th thru 18th…
Set it up and win 16th-17th!
19th thru 24th…
Get it done 21st-22nd$
25th thru 31st…
You’re amazing 26th-27th!
SCORPIO: Oct. 24 to Nov. 22
1st thru 6th…
A lucky streak 1st-2nd!
ARIES: Mar. 21-Apr. 20: I get it, you want to
escape right now—or you want free from the
status quo. But with Mars and Saturn joined in
the same sign now, you’ll need to allow your
imagination to roam freely while keeping a
sharp eye on the various details related to finances and home security. Find a way to put
your urge to roam into a new philosophy, art or
spiritual practice.
Lucky Days: 5-12
Lucky Numbers: 33-46
TAURUS: Apr. 21-May 21: You love luxury,
and with Venus active all month, the temptation
to indulge beyond your means is pressing hard
on your purse. Instead of having to pay the
piper later, make a list of all of your current desires and then take a vow to purchase just one.
And then go ahead and splurge. This is called a
careful indulgence. And admit it, you deserve
it. (But just one).
Lucky Days: 16-28
Lucky Numbers: 4-69
GEMINI: May 22-June 21: If you feel neglected, consider Whistler’s Father. How different his life would have been if he’d been
painted too. Don’t let this happen to you. Promote and shine. May is the month when you
can move yourself forward by playing off your
gifts for dexterity, charm and innate cleverness.
Once you’re outside of the box discard the container and run free.
Lucky Days: 12-23
CANCER: June 22-July 22: Go out of your
way to discover a new source of inspiration this
month; you’re running out of gas for repeating
old habits or hobbies. Crabs tend to back themselves into a corner for security’s sake, but that
won’t serve you well right now. Fresh is the
word. Break your shell. Take a chance on the
unknown—if you trust your inner guidance
you’re guaranteed an exciting ride.
Lucky Days: 8-21
Lucky Numbers 2-22
LEO: July 23-Aug. 23: You’ll benefit by
working to expose the secret forces that influence your life. For most of us this means understanding the power of love—who or what we
blend our energies with in the hope of achieving
some goal. Developing partnerships and affiliations becomes an important theme for you
throughout 2016. Aim for truth-telling with
everyone you cross paths with, there’s no room
for error now.
Lucky Days: 19-29
A fighting chance 4th-5th$$
Exactly what you need 14th-15th!
19th thru 24th… Stand your
ground to win the 24th$$
25th thru 31st… Let it go.
Horoscopes for
May 2016
19th thru 24th…
13th thru 18th…
Smashing weekend 13th-15th!
by Frederick Woodruff
astroinquiry.com
Explore more at
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5th
6th
8th
13th
15th
18th
21st
29th
30th
31st
National Teachers Day
CINCO DE MAYO
New Moon
No Diet Day
MOTHER’S DAY
First Quarter Moon
National Chocolate Chip Day
No Dirty Dishes Day
Full Moon
ARMED FORCES DAY
Last Quarter Moon
MEMORIAL DAY
World No Tobacco Day
LIBRA: Sept. 24-Oct. 23: May offers you the
opportunity to reshape your destiny by freeing
your mind from self-defeating ways of thinking. How to handle this shift with grace? Initiate
a new study, hobby or passion that will replace
old habits and lay down new mental grooves.
This allows you to transform gracefully; a victory for all harmony-loving Libras.
Lucky Days: 14-19
Lucky Numbers: 4-49
SCORPIO: Oct. 24-Nov. 22: What gives
your life meaning? And what is your life’s purpose? Surprisingly, you’ll find a clue to these
questions when you make a plan to organize
your financial affairs. Also, you’ll want to banish any skeletons in the family closet. Secrets
and money often go hand in hand; freeing up
one will have a direct effect on the other.
Lucky Days: 12-22
Lucky Numbers 37-55
SAGITTARIUS: Nov. 23-Dec. 21: Dynamic
Mars is back in your sign, empowering you
with a galloping stride and your eye focused on
the prize. Your challenge? The Full Moon on
the 21st puts pressure on delivering the facts
and the goods. Don’t be caught shorthanded. Inspiration is fabulous, but it’s nothing without
commitments and scheduling to back it up.
Lucky Days: 5-19
CAPRICORN: Dec. 22-Jan. 20: Independence. You’re craving it like crazy right now. So
what’s holding you back? Dwelling on doubts.
Don’t dismiss what seems impractical in your
life right now. Sometimes we need to get a wee
bit crazy to discover the way forward, and
you’ll benefit by letting yourself stray from the
tried and true path this month. Make a whim—
and then go for it.
Lucky Days: 3-29
Lucky Numbers: 8-35
AQUARIUS: Jan. 21-Feb. 19: This month
ignites a tension between your needs and those
of your children or other family members. Shift
the focus from your head to your heart. Follow
Pascal’s wisdom—he wrote: “The heart has its
reasons which reason knows nothing of. We
know the truth not only by the reason, but by
the heart.” The truth will, really, set you free.
Lucky Days: 6-19
PISCES: Feb. 20-Mar. 20: Your emotional
meter is flicking high and low this month,
which can drain your energy. Your reputation
for over-empathizing with others might be put
to the test. Remember that boundaries are in
place to maintain the integrity of any relationship. Strive for a fair exchange between the
‘give and take,’ but don’t settle for the short end
of the stick.
Lucky Days: 3-21
COFFEE BREAK ANSWERS
BUGLE WORD GAME ANSWER: CARIBBEAN
BUGLE UNSCRAMBLER ANSWERS: THYME - DRAMA - EXTANT - INVEST
ANSWER: What the candidates ended up with when their TV spots aired - “AD-VERSITY”
HOCUS FOCUS DIFFERENCES: 1. Doghouse is missing. 2. Post is missing. 3. Shirt
design different. 4. Shirttail is different. 5. Arm is moved. 6. Kite tail is shorter.
CRYPTOQUOTE ANSWER: Senescence begins and middle age ends, theday
your descendants outnumber your friends - OGDEN NASH
BUGLE CROSSWORD ANSWERS
SUDOKU ANSWERS
MAGICMAZE ANSWERS
Evelyn Y.
$13,326 Cash Ball
Palace Station
Judy Winslow - $1,000
Las Vegas, NV
Suncoast $30,000 Sizzlin’ Summer
William Roth - NM
$25 Free Play
Boulder Station
Patricia Inman - Las Vegas
$250 Twice
Santa Fe Station
Sara Keister - OH
$1,000
Texas Station
Patricia Flaming - $500
Las Vegas
Santa Fe Station
Jasen Johnson with Kristi
$3,700 Big 3
Green Valley Ranch
Marilee and Lewis
$10,000 Double Dab

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