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Docs have finger on city's pulse
By Ben Bakw
Newt Staff Writer
,.An outdfior health fair
greeted those who went to the
SniithVlShopping Center
Saturday.
The event, sponsored by Drs.
Bbog Lee and Jim Coclcs, allowed passersby to have their
clsolesterol, blood pressure,
eyes and spine examined. The
eyent is held periodically.
"The cholesterol screening is
offered several times a week at
vanous places, said Elisabeth
Nixon, R.N. special services
cedi-dinator for Associated
Pathologists. The portable
screening unit travels to health
clubs, charity events and other
fails.
a $5 charge is assessed for
the cholesterol screening to
cover processing costs, Nixon
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Dinosaur exhibit at Post Office
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added.
Those attending the event
were able to ptux^hase special
discounts for visits to Henderson Chiropractic. The coupons
- $19.95 purchases $128 in
services — are only available
at health fairs, said Dr. Cocks.
Dr. Cocks, Gaiy Eversole and
Don Henderson, Dr. Cocks'associates, gave free examinations and short talks on how
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incorrect bone alignment can
cause other problems.
Dr. Doug Lee, an optometrist, provided free vision
screening.
In all cases, no prescriptions
were written, but those with
potential problems were en-,
couraged to visit their doctors
or make an appointment with
one of the physicians at the
CHIROPRACTIC SERVICE—Gary Eversole, a Henderson Chiropractic associate, checks a leg
fair.
The Lu V«gw Post Office and
the Las Vegaa Museum of Natural History are celebrating the
kickofr of the ninth annual National Stamp Collecting Month
during October.
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Coinciding with the issuance
of the Prehistoric Animals
Stamps, die Las Vegas Post Office unveiled three dinosaur ex-
hibits which are on loan from the
Las Vegas Museum of Natural
History. The rare exhibit is located inside die General Mall
Facility lobby. 1001 E. Sunset
Road where customers ai)d visitors arc able to get'a close-up
view of the dinosaurs and the new
dinosaur stamps.
During a ceremony Tuesday,
postal officials presented Board
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Tarot card and palmistry,
workshops in libraries
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• TANNING SALON
• METRIN SKIN CARE
• HAIR DESIGNING SALON
• NAIL CARE
JISCUSSION—Don Henderson, a Henderk6n Chiropractic associate, examines Shari
Baker for problems that could be helped with
chiropractic care.
Photoa by Ben Baker
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CHUCK PICKENA LIVED TDAN5PIANT FUND
Please help! Chuck and Teena Picken* of Hendcraon would
like to thank all of you who have been donating to our liver
transplant fund. Chuck has Alpha 1 Anti-Tr^psin blood deficiency
which is causing the liver to go bad. We must raise $150,000
to have the liver transplant. We have raised so far $59,000. We
deeply appreciate the help and support of the people of Henderson, boulder City and Las Vegas in our attempt to reach our goal.
Donations can be sent to Valley bank #011563649. We would like
to thank all of the businesses that have donation jugs.
1. Ace Hardward in b.C.
7. Elegant Cleaners in Henderson
2. Nevada Engraving in b.C. 8. Apollo Video in Henderson
3. Nevada Drug in b.C.
9. Henderson Drug
4. Elegant Cleaners in b.C. 10. 7-11 on Water St. (Henderson)
5. Video Tyme in b.C.
U. b.W. Atop in Aalon .
6. Hair Kutters in b.C.
12. Murphy Chiropractic
13. #1 Hobby <Store in Henderson
Keep it Coming, every Httle bit helps. We would also like to
thank the Henderson Home News for donating there time and
paper. Once again thank you to everyone who has donated.
In the spirit of Halloween, a 733-3613; 6:30 p.m. Tuesday,
series of workshops, "Cards of Oct. 30, Rainbow Library, 6010
Fate," about tarot cards, and W. Cheyenne, 645-7500.
"Lines of Destiny," about
Lines of Destiny will be held
palmistry, will be given 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 14, Rainthroughout the library district bow Library; 11 a.m. Saturday,
in October. Pre-registration for Oct. 14, West Las Vegas
t'.ie free classes is required by Library, 951 W. Lake Mead
railing the library where the Blvd., 647-2117; 11 a.m. Saturprogram will be held.
day, Oct. 28, Green Valley
Cards of Fate will be held at Library; 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct.
7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 12 at the 28. Spring Valley Library; 3
Spring Valley Library, 4280 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 28, Clark
S. Jones, 368-4411; 7 p.m., 'County Library.
Monday, Get 23 Green Valley
Sonja Kliffmg will lecture on
Library, 2797 Green Valley the history and symbolism of
Parkway, 435-1840; 6:30 p.m., Tarot cards and will give samTuesday, Oct. 24, Sunrise ple readings to students. "J.D."
Library, 5400 Harris Ave., will discuss the meaning of
453-1104; 7 p.m. Thursday, lines on the palm of the hand
Oct. 26 Clark County Library, and give a demonstration
1401 E. Flamingo Rd., reading.
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319 Water Street
Suite B
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of Trustees President Marina
McKitilay Orr with a "first sheet
fold" of the dinosaurs stamps and
a dinosaur poster.
The event also marks the first
time in postal history that a joint
mariceting venture between the
USPS and a private company has
been attempted.
MCA and Universal pictures
have mounted a multi-million
dollar ad campaign Uiat simultaneously promotes the stamps
depicting die dinosaurs and MCA
Inc.'s videocassette release of
"Land Before Time." a 1988
feature film about a baby dinosaur In turn, the home video
division of MCA. the parent
company of Universal Pictures,
is promoting die movie and die
stamps in its own ads.
The four dinosaur stamps
diemselves do not carry advertising for the movie, nor will the
Post Office receive any of the
proceeds from sales of die videocassette or from MCA's use of
die stamps or the USPS logo.
Instead, the tie-in is designed to
increase sales of the dinosaur
stamps during National Stamp
Collecting Month.
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Po'ice Auxiliary still accepting members
'i he Police Auxiliary Civilian Team, a non-profit, volunteer traffic
control organization that assists a number of police departments
throughout the greater Las Vegas area, is continuing to accept applications for membership.
For more information or to request an api^ication, phone 565-9319.
SATURDAY OCT. 7TH ^ 1:00 - 9:00 P.M.
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Library to iiost baseball card trading session
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A Lee Canyon excursion just for teens, sponsored by the Henderson Parks and Recreation Department, has been scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 21. Youngsters will spend tiie afternoon and hike urails in die
mountains throughout the canyon arfea. The cost of die trip is $1 which
covers transportation costs; teens should bring a sack lunch or snacks
for the day, spcAespersons said. A bus will depart from the Youth
Center at 10 a.m. and from Silver Springs Community Center at 10:30
a.m.; the group will renun to Silver Springs at about 5 p.m. and to the
Youth Center at about 5:30 p.m. Registration may be made at the Civic
Center, 201 Lead St.. or Uie Silver Springs Center, 1951 Robindale
Boad, no later Uian Thursday. Oct. 19.
For inforaoation on die Lee Canyon trip or other excursions, call
565-2124 or 435-3814.
income tax return!
Whether ifs for home
improvements, bill consolidation, furrushings, tuition,
appliaiKes or other needs, the
home equity credit line is the
choice thafs less taxing. And
at Valley Bank, if s still a nofees credit line with a free first
order of checks and no principal fuyments until 1995.*
Call or come into any Valley
Bank branch weekdays 9 am
to 6 pm.
Free
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Featuring Irene
Massey and
OI(toberfest Art Sliow this weekend
Lee Canyon trip for teens slated
'Fresii touch"
Champagne
Dinners
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Double Points To All Slot Club Members
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The Boulder Gty Art Guild will hold its annual art exhibit and sale
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at the Lake Mead Marina.
Members are asked to have a 5x7 card ready with information
coneming their paintings. The guild also announced that it will hold a
membership meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, OcL 25 at the Gallery.
The guild's circulating gallciy will be discussed at die next board
meeting, officials said.
The 'line" starts at
your own front door.
The Home Equity Credit Line
If you're a homeowner and
you need money, you have
two choices: a personal loan or
a home equity credit line.
Whafs the difference? In a
word... taxes.
In 1990, interest paid on
personal loans will be only
10% deductible. But the
interest on a home equity
credit line may be as much as
100% deductible,** which
could mean substantial
savings on your federal
Kids will be able to trade baseball cards during a special event
from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday, at the James L Gibson
Library, 280 Water St. Kelley Eves, owner of the Dugout
Baseball Cards store, will start the program, explaining different
types of cards, what collectors look for and how to spot a pack that
has been tampered with. Afterwards, there will be open trading of
cards, spokespersons said. The program is for trading only, they
stressed; no cash sales will be permitted. For information, call
565-8402.
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Herb Fox and Joe Lavender took top north-soudi honors at the
Boulder Bridgcrs duplicate bridge session held at the Boulder City
Senior Center last week. Janet Hurst and Belle Anderson topped \hc
competition in cast-west seatings. Second- and diird-placc northsouth rankings went to Miriam Giles and Anita Leighton and Irene
Gaylord and Billic Strong, respectively. There was a tic in casi-wcsi
for second place between Jo Casper and Marianne Egglcston and Jean
Strong and Phil Nico.
Persons interested in joining the Boulder Bridgers should call 2940599.
444
Sunset Rd.
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