- Marie Rowley on early Las Vegas brothel history
- Cork Proctor's Roast
- Harriet Trudell's Birthday Celebration in her honor
- Birthdays
- Next Meeting information
Another great turnout
for our luncheon today with 47 members in attendance. Could it have something
to do with the topic? Marie Rowley did a great job sharing her research on
early Las Vegas brothels. She was talking to a group of people who could add to
her research as many of them were here in Vegas when brothels operated under
the radar in Clark County. Several members shared some of their knowledge with
Marie. It was a great talk!
Here Rich Friedland introduces Marie Rowley to the group
Marie is headed to
the University of Illinois, Chicago to continue her studies. Best of luck to
you, Marie.
We had many new faces
in the crowd today, some were guests of members and some we just have not had
the privilege of seeing for a while. Frank Mitrani also made an appearance all
the way from Kanab, Utah. As we wrapped up our meeting it was just so great to
see so many old friends catching up, shaking hands, and clapping one another on
the back.
For those of our membership that are
ailing and cannot be with us, please know that many of us ask after you, we
think of you, wish you the best and hope to see you again soon.
Two of our members
will be recognized in the community soon. Cork Proctor will be honored (maybe
that’s not the right word) in a roast to celebrate his 8oth birthday and the
release of his book, “My Mind is an Open Mouth” (Stephen’s Press).
Tickets are $40.00 and the proceeds benefit Opportunity Village.
Harriet Trudell’s 80th birthday will be
celebrated on August 22, hosted by the Women’s Democratic Club (http://www.womensdemo.com/).
The event takes place at the Springs Preserve at 5:30 pm. Tickets are $50.00
each or $80.00 for two. Call the WDC at 702
737-8683 for more information
or to RSVP.
We said Happy
Birthday to three June Babies! Best wishes to:
Rich Friedland
David Kramer
Pat Clary
Next month we meet on July 16 and our
speaker is long-time Las Vegas resident Frank Fiedler, who hosted a radio show called, "Let's Talk Las Vegas."
See you all soon!
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