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Volume 20, Issue 12 ROUND MOUNTAIN GOLD CORPORATION June 11, 2021

Published bi-weekly by Round Mountain Gold Corporation for its employees and the community of Round Mountain. Neil Jensen, General Manager, Executive Editor Denise Carver, Editor Holly Merritt, Writer and Layout Design

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July 4th Schedule of Events.......….....pg2 July 4th Planning…….....……….....….pg3 Mud Volleyball..…………..…...……....pg4 Fishing Derby……....….……….......….pg5 Fireworks Sponsorships.……..….……pg6 Around the Community…...…….…….pg7 Classifieds……………….……………..pg8 Community Announcements…….…...pg9 Glow Run………...…………………...pg10 Kinross Pageant………………..........pg11 Golf Tournament……….........…........pg12

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Small But Dedicated Group Plans

Exciting 4th of July Festivities

The RMGC Fourth of July Picnic has been a community staple for many years. Over the

years some details have changed, but the overall vision of family fun has always been

accomplished. This year is no different. Pictured above is the team of planners who have

worked for weeks and months to prepare for the community a fabulous Independence

Day. From left, from RMGC—Samantha Faga, Nicole Silberschlag, Haley Hastie, and

from the Town—Anne Hendrickson, and Karissa Brown. Not pictured are Pearl Olmedo

and Rebecca Hansen from the Town. Read more on pages 2 and 3.

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July 4th Combined Committee Plans Holiday Weekend

On July 4, 1776, the final changes were made to the draft of the

Declaration of Independence that was adopted by America’s

Thirteen Colonies Second Continental Congress in Philadelph-

ia. This document formerly severed ties with Great Britain. One

year later, on July 4,

1777, Philadelphia

marked Independence

Day by adjourning Con-

gress and celebrating

with bonfires, bells and

fireworks. And the first

4th of July celebration

was born.

Two hundred and forty-

five years later Ameri-

cans celebrate Independence Day with family, friends, food and

fireworks. Not too different from the early Independence Day

celebrations. For a couple of decades, Kinross Round Mountain

has hosted a 4th of July Picnic in conjunction with holiday

events sponsored by the Town of Round Mountain. This year,

even more events were added to the days surrounding the 4th,

making it a holiday weekend celebration.

A committee of

RMGC employees

and Town of

Round Mountain

staff have been

meeting to plan

the weekend’s

festivities. Togeth-

er they created

events that are fun

for all ages. Com-

mittee member

Nicole Sil-

berschlag said, “I

think the biggest

thing we have

worked on is get-

ting other parts of

our community involved. We wanted to celebrate over the

weekend instead of just one day,” she said. Nicole admits that

with all the extra work of incorporating more events over more

days it wasn’t sustainable for just the three RMGC team mem-

bers so they invited the community to join in. “We’ve added in

the softball and kickball tournaments and a glow run that will be

in collaboration with the town, a Mr. and Miss Kinross pageant

hosted with the library, a night golf tournament with the golf

course team and even a mud volleyball tournament,” she add-

ed.

While the addition of mud volleyball and kickball tournaments,

picnic goers can enjoy some of the old favorites. “Some old

favorites coming back will be the midway games, gold panning,

bounce houses, and bingo,” said RMGC Social Responsibility

Coordinator Samantha Faga. “Some new exciting additions will

be laser tag, rock wall,

live music, corn hole, a

petting zoo, and new

exciting food vendors,”

she added. Sam contin-

ued that everyone loves

the 4th of July Picnic and

that they have been such

a huge success in the

past, but after a year of

COVID lockdown the

committee knew they

needed to add a little spice to the festivities.

The Town is planning some activities as well. The Glow Run,

the Softball and Kickball Tournaments, the parade and fire-

works are all coordinated by the Town. Recreation Director

Anne Hendrickson is excited to bring more events over the

holiday weekend. “We will be having a glow run at the golf

course on the 3rd,”

she said. “We en-

courage everyone

to glow it up! Use

paint, glow sticks,

whatever you

have!” she added.

Anne also encour-

aged everyone

who is playing

softball and kick-

ball to incorporate

this year’s holiday

theme Freedom is

Gold into their

uniforms. The

Town held a con-

test to choose the

theme of this

year’s 4th of July festivities. The winner of the theme contest

was Cathleen Rumker with Freedom is Gold.

No matter what events are planned, the 4th of July in Round

Mountain is always memorable and family oriented. “Putting

people first is one of our Core Values and there is no better

way to do that than by providing a venue where our community

can come together. Our local employees, their families, and

their memories are our biggest 4th of July priority,” said Haley

Hastie, HR Generalist and Planning Committee member.

This is my first time on this committee, but I can see these rela-

tionships (with the Town and other community members) being

helpful for future activities and planning. It’s really refreshing to

see the acceptance of new ideas and wanting to really take all of

our events to the next level. This is a really proud dynamic team

we are building from the library to the town employees all the

way to the FFA. I think everyone is looking forward to something

normal and what a great way to celebrate! It will take all of us

pitching in and putting in a little bit of work to make

this sustainable for the future.

~Nicole Silberschlag, 4th of July Planning Committee

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(HFS) Hadley Fire Station (CAB) Carvers Ambulance Barn (KTH) Kingston Town Hall (SCG) Simpson Center Gym (SC) Simpson Center

(SVCA) Smoky Valley Community Arena (LCR) Library Conference Room (GS) General Store (TC) Teen Center

Community Calendar

Important Phone Numbers

Clinic 377-3267 * RMHS 377-2690 * RMES 377-2236 * RM Library 377-2215 * Simpson Center 377-1166

Chiropractor 775-451-7325 * Senior Bus 346-0345 * Nye County Sheriff 775-377-2488 * Vet: 775-482-3399

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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Spanish Lessons

2-2:30 and 2:30-3 @

RMPL

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@10AM

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4-H 3:45-4:45pm RM Library

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Story Time @RMPL 10-11am

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Spanish Lessons

2-2:30 and 2:30-3 @

RMPL

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Tonopah @10AM

RM Town Board Mtg @

SC

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Spanish Lessons

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RMPL

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RM Town Board Mtg @

SC

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Chiropractic Care at Round Mountain Gold Clinic

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Around the Community

Contest Announcement!

The winner of the Rec Dept’s

July 4th theme contest is

CATHLEEN RUMKER! Her

theme was

FREEDOM IS GOLD.

Congratulations, Cathleen!

June Pool Hours

Town of Round Mountain Rec Center June Activities

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Classifieds

Homes & Land for Sale

Custom 3 bd, 2 1/2 bath home in peaceful King-

ston on 3 ac with year-round creek, corral, green-

house, workshop, raised garden beds on drip,

tack room, hay storage, dog run, chicken pen,

100 mature trees on drip, 2 wood burning stoves,

electric, propane. Call 775-346-1490 or 702-204-

1716

Willow Creek ranch site. 80 fenced acres with

mountain stream, springs and meadow grass.

Incredible valley and mountain views. 30 minute

drive from Hadley. Owner/licensee 702-804-

1000.

12 Town Lots (4+acres) on Kingston Creek with

A-frame home , 2 bedroom, 1 bath, 2 Car Gar-

age, Hay Barn w/ Tack Room, RV Space w/ full

hook-ups, Fenced Garden with Raised Beds &

Greenhouse, Small Orchard, Yard area is Fully

Landscaped. Call Gary 775-636-3887

Details here: https://www.houzeo.com/

listings/8194

For Sale

For Sale: 1965 Ford Mustang GT, 289 Engine,

Auto transmission, air conditioning, vinyl top, ex-

cellent condition. $25,000. Call 775-527-5119

Super Duty Ford F-250 diesel truck with 1992

Lance Camper (needs work) $6,500 or best offer.

Great for hunting/ fishing 760-258-6574

PRICE REDUCTION

2004 Forest River 31 Ft Motorhome

Class C. Arctic Package, One slide, large bed

above driver, queen bed in back, sleeps 8 comfort-

ably, 52,000 miles. Call 317-379-0160 $17,000

For Sale 2006 Harley Davidson Road King Classic.

Beautiful bike. 24000 miles in excellent condition.

$9700.00. If interested text 760-382-4086

For Sale: Camper Trailer, 2017 Winnebago 25",

$18,000. Text Scott at 520-488-3053 or call after

6:00 pm.

Homes For Rent/Lease

Daily and Weekly Rental—fully furnished 2 bed-

room with wifi and cable. Must see to appreciate.

Contact Mickey for more info at 377-2566.

CONTRACTORS Carvers Rentals. Fully Fur-

nished Weekly Rentals. All utilities included. With

weekly maid service. Call L. Short at 907-632-

2299

RV space available in Kingston on a monthly

basis. Large spaces, quiet, and beautiful views.

$350 per month. Call Robert, 775-501-1747.

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Community Announcements

Community Churches

Mountain Valley Church

Mountain Valley Church

Located at 89 Hadley Circle. Sunday ser-

vices start at 10:30. Come join us for love,

fun, laughs and learning about our heavenly

Father. For more information call pastor

Greg Kilgore – 775-346-0528 or Bob Barber

Jr. – 775-346-0789. Our Food Bank is open

to everyone. Call 775-346-0161

The Church of Jesus Christ

of Latter-Day Saints

Located at 7 Jefferson Drive in Carvers.

Worship service is held every Sunday at

10:00 a.m. and Sunday School is at 11:15

a.m. All visitors are welcome. For more

information contact President Michael Whit-

aker at 435-253-0161.

St. Barbara's Catholic Mission

All are invited to celebrate Sunday Mass

every second and fourth Sunday of the

month at 1:00. Located at 91 Hadley

Circle. Check the bulletin at entrance for

changes.

Grace Lutheran Church

We invite you to share your faith. Services

are the second and fourth Sundays of the

month. Divine Services begin around 2:00-

2:30 pm. depending on the weather. Call Earl

at 775-346-0304 for more information.

Kingston Village Baptist Church

Bible study at 9:30 a.m. and worship at

11:00 a.m. each Sunday morning with fel-

lowship to follow. Everyone is welcome.

For questions or further information, call 731

-445-0444.

Desert Oasis Christian Center

We invite you to join our family on Sunday

morning as we connect with God and each

other. Adult Sunday school begins at 9am.

Our Worship service and children's service

begin at 10:30am. Join us at 76 Hadley

Circle, across from the General Store. For

more information, call Gene Schwarz at 775-

346-0336.

No to Abuse

Anger Management Classes

Nevada Outreach Training Organization/No To Abuse, located at

1120 Globemallow Lane in Tonopah, offers the following clas-

ses: Nurturing Parenting- Every Tuesday at 10:00am; Family

Peer Group- Every 2nd and 4th Tuesday at 3:00pm; Anger Man-

agement- Men's Group Every Thursday at 10:00am; Women's

Group Every Thursday at 12:00pm. For more information, please

call 775-482-3016 between 10:00am—2:00pm.

Alcoholics Anonymous Meetings

Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are held

every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, & SUNDAY at

6:30pm at the Carver’s Ambulance Barn.

For more information contact Chip at 702-

308-1428.

For questions, comments, or complaints regarding RMGC and/or

its operations, please contact

Corporate Responsibility at [email protected]

or (775) 377-3231

For HR Questions, email [email protected]

Sunnyside Historical

Museum Open House

Saturday, June 19

Carvers, across from

the RV Park.

Join us for coffee

and cookies.

Visit

www.sunnysidemuseumrou

ndmountain.com

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First Annual 4th of July Glow Run

A glowing fun run under the stars.

Friday, July 2, 2021

Registration starts at 8pm. Run starts at 8:30pm at the Round

Mountain Golf Course, 100 Electrum Drive, Round Mountain,

NV 89045. Come dressed in your best glowing attire and be

ready to be lit up! Early registration is recommended and guar-

antees your goodie bag.

Registration forms are available at the Simpson Center,

Town Hall, or www.townofroundmountain.com

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