ec Post I - Henderson Libraries` Digital Collections
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ec Post I - Henderson Libraries` Digital Collections
HELPS CITY CLERK - Dianne McFadden looks on as City Clerk Genevieve Harper shows her the prOce~/Jre in the City Clerk's office. Miss McFad. den, according to Mrs. Harper, has been a bene. fit to her office. She is working under ~e neigh. borhood youth corps under the iederal gover:n .. ment for 17 weeks during the summer. FIX PA~K EQ~IP~ENT - Clark Neilson, 18, of 123- Grove shown with Park Maintenance man M' k P k street, IS for use. Neilson is one of 31 youngpe~C Iey ~r s as they repair a mower for 14 weeks with the neighborhood YO~t~ assigned to the City of Henderson :r (,I..\. ,,\ \ 5 I l'l.l,6' __ corps. > • Final tfoUii~ I ofthall Council Favors I$15 Mil ion r~/l ~ 'Water Bond /f/t;& Henderson May 0 r Bob Hampton and City Councilman went on record Tuesday I night as f.alVoring the $15 milIlion water bond issue which will come up £or vote of Clark County residents on July 27. Hampton read a resolution which had been prepared previously, and it was unanimously approved by the CJo;ijnI cn. Councilman Paul Marsh· all said he felt it would effect the economy of the whole area if the bond is not apprOlVed. He said he felt the approval of the bond issue is of im.portan~e to everyone. HE DERSON - The third I and final round of play in the city's adult softball league begins Monday. Games are play- I I I I I Or l'ay c;r/r,~ ., ec Post I HENDERSO T - Dan Taylor was named chairman 01 the HAPPY BIRTHDAY - Chief of Police George Crisler looks pleased as he cuts his birthday cake at the police station last Friday. Helping. in the, celebration of his 61st birthday are, left to right, Judge Earl DavIs, Assistant Chief of Police Floyd Osborn, George Campbell, and Justice of the Peace Delwin Potter. Mayor Bob Hampton also dropped in along with other di.gni<J t<..1 y 15> /r-.£ Staries. ., ed at City Park field one, with starting time at 8 p.m. The schedule follows, with the fir t leam li ted being the home team : June 28 - Desert Sporting Goods vs. Palm Mortuary, 29 • SaIeway vs. Titanium Metals, 30 - Town House VS. Desert, July 1 - SaIeway vs. Palm, 2 - Titanium vs. Town House, 6 - Desert vs. Safeway, 7 - Palm vs. TiLanlurn, 8 - Town House vs. Safeway, 12 - Palm vs. Town House, 13 - Titanium v. Desert 19 Palm vs. Desert, 20 - Titanjum vs. Safeway. 21 Desert vs. Town House, 22 - Palm vs. SaIeway, 26 - Town House vs. Titanium, 27 - Safeway vs. Desert, 28 • Titanium vs. Palm, 29 - SaIeway "5. Town House, August 2 - Town House vs. Palm, 3 • Deseri vs. Titanium. On August 5 a playoff game will be held between the lsi and 3rd place teams, and on August 6 between the 2nd and 4th place teams. I I Final playoff games arc scheduled for Augu t 18, 19 and 20. 1 Henderson Recreation Board at the first meeting of the newly-appointed group held Wednesday night. Taylor, widely recognized and commended for his recreational activities, was one of three members reappointed to the board by City Council last week. A new board member. Estes McDoniel, was n arne d vice chairman. I