April 11, 1962 (18 pages)

nn on all a Var. Gail xisting Brock enue e pur are: l: No. t deep srock ye 125 frontie. anning inson, 1962 Me ME a. Nevada County NUGGET.Wednesday, April 11, 1962.Page 5 & Gus Helbach and Lou Hartman. GOOD LUCK. .Autodealers in Grass Valley threw a party to bid farewell to fellow . auto merchants Bert and Gus Helbach, the Ford twins. hands this month. Shown presenting gift luggage to the twins are (left to right) Earl Covey, Bert Helbach, Amos Crowe, auto dealer association representative, i Helbach Motors changed . It's Here The Easter Bargain Basket "A Full Section In This Week's Paper" ; Camptonville News By IRENE STOOPS Gravel Range Lodge 59, F,.&A.M., met March 31 at the Masonic Temple, at which time a Third Degree was conferred. Fred L. Marcott was presented his 50 year pin by Edward Farley, inspector of the 208th, Masonic district. Preceeding the meeting the56 members present enjoyed a dinner which was prepared and served by the ladies of Pelton Chapter 615, 0. E.S, eeee88 Tahoe Forest Service ladies met at the Hotel GoldeninGrass Valley for a Luncheon March 29, Following the lucheon games were played with very original and clever prizes going to thewinners. Hostesses were: Evelyn Renfree, Lonnié Moe and Norma Kendall. Mrs. Moe announced thattentative plans are being made fora dinner and evening party for April 26. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brown have moved to Grass Valley. Mike is commuting to his' job here. eeee86 The Charles Ramsey funeralservices were held on April3. Mr. Ramsey was a long time resident here, having livedon a mining claim at Slate Range Bar. eeee88 Frances Cahill is home now after having spent about three weeks in Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital because of.flu ‘complications. eeee088 The Al Sutters spent the first week in April visiting their families in Oregon. eeeoees Mr. and Mrs. John Skoverski have moved from the ‘Pauly house on School St. to the old Camptonville Cafe building on the highway. Amundsen, Norw egian explorer, was the first man to reach the South Pole on Dec, 16, 1911, . Folk Dance Set Sunday GRASS VALLEY ---Sunday afternoon the Nevada Countty Nuggeteers will host the folk dancers in the Twin City area on the occasion of the official visit of the president of the Sacramento Council of FolkDance Clubs. President Ken Stendal of North Sacramento has indicated that he will bring with him his staff of officers, their wives, husbands, dancing partners, and a goodly representation from all clubs in the Council. Last year at this annual event, the Scout Lodge in Grass Valley was filled to over-capacity. An early count this year indicated attendance might be doubled. Consequently, the Nuggeteers have secured the multipurpose room in the Nevada Union High School for the occasion, All folk dancers are urged to come and welcome the visitors and enjoy an afternoon of dancing from 1 to 5:30 p.m. NEVADA CITY----Carolyn . Maiden of Honor. AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALERS NEW CHEVY II NOVA STATION WAGON Here’s a wagon that sells at a compact price, yet totes in a big way with a longer load floor than any compact—over 9 ft. with second seat and tailgate down. (where you'll find the nicest ways to get away!) You won’t find a vacationbrightening variety like this anywhere else. And now that spring 4 has sprung, the buys are just as tempting as the weather. Your choice of 11 new-size Chevy II models. Fourteen spacious spirited Jet-smooth Chevrolets. ” NEW BEL AIR 4-DOOR STATION WAGON And a nifty, nimble crew of Jet-smoothie that rides just right, loaded or light— rear-engine Corvairs. Three with 97.5-cu.-ft. cargo cave and Full Coil suspension. complete lines of cars—and we mean complete—to cover just about any kind of going you could have in mind. And all under one roof, too! You just won’t find better pickings in size, sizzle and savings anywhere under the sun. And you couldn’t pick a better time than now— during your Chevrolet dealer’s Fun and Sun Days. CORO EOOSHHEHOOHSO OOOO OOOO OEEOOEEEEESOOOOOEOCEOEELEE: CORVAIR MONZA 4-DOOR SEDAN From snappy interiors to sure-footed scat, this one’s got the gift of making sport of most any trip. * the United States Air Force Carolyn Hannan Weds Miller Cameron Hannan And Ray_mond D._ Miller were married in an informal family ceremony Saturday at two o'clock in the Episcopal Church, Nevada City, with the Reverend Robert Noble officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hannan, MagnoliaRd, Auburn. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Miller, Auburn, Calif. Miss Candace Lee Hannan, sister of the bride, was James Miller, brother of the groom, performed the duties of best man. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Casey, where the many out of town relativesand friends offered congratulations and best wishes. The young couple left on a short honeymoon to an undisclosed destination. Carolyn is a senior in the Nevada Union High School and will continue her studies while Raymond isin thenavy stationed at the Miramar Naval Air Station. He isa BRE Mr.& Mrs .Raymond D. Miller a graduate of Nevada Union High School with the class of 1961. Daffodil Hill ; Greets Tourists JACKSON ---A solid blanket of brilliant yellow is the sight that greets tourists at Daffodil Hill, Volcano, Amador County. : The gold daffodils, which havéd made Daffodil Hill world renown, were first brought across the plains by covered wagon inthe 1850's, and since then have mutliplied many -fold until now the area is amass of golden yellow. In spots, the wild flowers mingle with the daffodils to form gay patterns. Baby Blue Eyes, Poppies, Buttercups and Lupins are a few of the. mingling wild flowers. The old deserted pear, plum and apple orchards lend a surprise touch to the landscape. Airman Gets . and steering mechanism Technical Course . LACKLAND AEFB, TEX, -“AirmanBasicJohnJ. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. S mith of Route #2, Grass Valley, is being assigned to technical training course for aircraft maintenance specialists at Amarillo AFB, Tex. Airman § mith, who has completed his basic military training here, was selected for the advanced course on the basis of his interests and aptitudes. The airmanisa 1961 graduate of Nevada Union High School. Silverware Diamonds Watches Clocks AND MANY OTHER GIFTS See the new Chevrolet, Chevy II and Corvair at your Chevrolet dealer’s One-Stop Shopping Center HARTMAN CHEVROLET 314 MAIN STREET . GRASS VALLEY 273-7271 124 MILLST., GRASS VALL JEWELRY our Gold Nugget and Quartz Jewelry Makes Lasting Gifts & Appropriate Souvenirs Of The Gold Country EXPERT WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIRING HARTUNG'S Grass () Valley weters Since 1875 Phone 273-3039 . Armstrong and Con. Metallic patterns. i wall tile. . Alsostock adhesives, variFix Car . Before Vacation SAN FRANCISCO --If youtte planning a vacation trip in your car, be sure you don't lose any precious vacation time because of car failure. The California State Automobile Association says a thorough check-up of your automobile before you leave Saludos Amigos Thos Of 4-H Dress Review GRASS VALLEY ----Saludos Amigos is the theme of the 4-H DressRevue set for Saturday evening at 8 in the Junior High School gymnasium, Grass Valley, reports Frances Head, Home Advisor. 50 girls will model their prettiest fashions of the year. The South American theme isselected and-car=ried out as a salute to Miss Felicia Schaps, the international Farm Youth Exchange Student from Nevada County who will goto Argentina soon for a six month stay in homes in the will enable you to enjoy your trip more and lessen the chances of delays caused by some mechanical breakdown. The CSAA offers these suggestions as a checklist for your car: é 1. Determine if an engine tune-upis due or nearly due andifso, have it done before you leave. 2. Check all tires carefully, including the spare. Small cracks or breaks inthe casing that would never be serious in city driving may be dangerous on the open highway traveling at sustained speeds of 60 or 65 miles per hour. If in doubt, check with-your service station or car dealer. 3, Havethe brakes, lights checked. 4. Check cooling system, A carthatrunsO.K, in normal everyday driving may heat up on a vacation trip due to sustained highway driving or driving in mountainregions, Normal maintenance requires flushing the cooling system once a year and adding freshcoolant and rust inhibitor. 5. Havethecar lubricated and change oil if due. 6. Carry a flashlight and some flares and be sure you have the tools necessary to change a flat tire. 7. Make sure your driver's license and auto insurance will not expire while you are away on your vacation trip. d goleum Nairn Inlaid, Vinyl Inlaid and: heavyweight 9° and 12' print. FRANCHISED DEALERS SANDRAN. Metallic and NonCarry all types floor tileAsphalt, Vinyl Asbestos, Cork and Vinyl Cork, Rubber, Solid Vinyl and Linoeum Tile. Also, Plastic And Aluminum We carry line maintenance items such as floor waxes, cleaners, and wax removers. ous sizes, installation lineolum, tile, etc. FREE ESTIMATES *** Jim Heather’’” FLOOR COVERING 233 Mill Street Grass Valley ese Phone 273-6028 ses Crab Feed Enjoyed By VFW NEVADA CIT Y--The Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ladies Auxiliary, Banner Mountain Post 2655, held their annual crab feed dinner, March 31. Entertainment, furnished through courtesy of "Dorothy Dee's School of Dance", under direction of Dorothy Harkins, preceded the dinner, "Mel" Wolfe, former professional entertainer on the big time circuit, now residing in Nevada City, ‘gavea fine performance on the accordion. Marcena Walker and Susan Stortz, 4H Club Members and performers at the Auburn Fair andon Channel 3 TV, were featured dancers. Featured also in various skits which were well received by those present were the following: Sherrie, Shawna, Shelley, and Susan Burns, Sandraand Sara Snapp, Kathy and Dana Souza, Mary and Patti Tamietti, Janet Yun, Vicki Mellick, Pam Patterson, Susan Wilson and Jimmie Sandiforth, Chairman Ernie Harter and his committee extended thanks to all those performers and helpers. NC Women Project Aids Art MARYSVILLE----When the Sutter District, California Federation of Women's Clubs held the annual two-day convention in Marysville on Thursday and Friday, Mrs. Earl J. Hazelton of Orland, California State President was the principal speaker on the convention theme, "Build Today for a Better Tomorrow.” Mrs, Ivey Boeber, State President of History and Landmarks, presented the year's award to the Marysville Art Club for its efforts in making the Mary Aaron Museum a successful. community venture, Mrs. C. Wesley Reed, Marysville Art Club delegate, who resides in Nevada City, was instrumental in activating this project. promotion of international understanding. The Dress Revue committee, Mrs, Rudy Dittl, Mrs, Bob Gates, Mrs. Leonard Martin, Mrs. Jean Reese, Betty Boss, and Betty Burcham are working hard on decorations and arrangements for the event. The members of the foods projects groups will prepare and-serve refreshments, The public is invited, The following girls will model in the Revue: Pam Boss, Diane Lewis, Judy Nelson, Joy Lee Tryon, Marie Jobling, Donna Lewis, Linda Wood, Elizabeth Mae Stout, Sharon Stratton, Suzanne Welling, Barbara Brown, Susan Tintle, Bonnie Prince, Stephanie Wolters, Linda Matson, NanRayburn, Cynthia Cole, Carol Miller, PennyBursill, Christine Wells, Kathryn Schovill, Linda Vonah, Kathony Rogina, Susan Yun, Cathy Angove, MaryRichards, Robyn Cassulo, RobinPersog, Cathy Wilcox, SusanScurr, Jannice Tryon, Nancy Neufeld, Cathy Fusek, Carol Fusek, Valerie Frederick, Alice Heather, Chris Ducotey, Linda Personeni, Diana Dittl, Lorraine Blanchard, Kathy Wishmeyer, Elaine Mattucks, Betty Boss, Larraine Karniss, Marilyn Gates, Sharon Personeni, Linda McDonald, Mary Anne Heather, Marianne Kenndey, Betty Burcham, PhyliisRay, and Karen Janson. . of the MILE HIGH CITY Is offering a special rateof $1.75 a person for Chaperoned Youth Groups such as, the Future Farmers of America, High School students, etc., and will assist in arranging for activities in Denver. @=One block from each of _ the bus depots ®@ -Center of the main stores and theaters @ -Across the street from the Brown Palace hotel @ -Parking garage adjacent, 24-hour service — 100 MODERN and with TV and radio available PHONE: KEystone 4-239! i Seventeenth & Tremont Place iDenver 2, Colorads ~COMFORTABLE ROOMS wy

nn on all a Var. Gail xisting Brock enue e pur are: l: No. t deep srock ye 125 frontie. anning inson, 1962 Me ME a. Nevada County NUGGET..Wednesday, April 11, 1962..Page 5 & Gus Helbach and Lou Hartman. GOOD LUCK. .Autodealers in Grass Valley threw a party to bid farewell to fellow . auto merchants Bert and Gus Helbach, the Ford twins. hands this month. Shown presenting gift luggage to the twins are (left to right) Earl Covey, Bert Helbach, Amos Crowe, auto dealer association representative, i Helbach Motors changed . It's Here The Easter Bargain Basket "A Full Section In This Week's Paper" ; Camptonville News By IRENE STOOPS Gravel Range Lodge 59, F,.&A.M., met March 31 at the Masonic Temple, at which time a Third Degree was conferred. Fred L. Marcott was presented his 50 year pin by Edward Farley, inspector of the 208th, Masonic district. Preceeding the meeting the56 members present enjoyed a dinner which was prepared and served by the ladies of Pelton Chapter 615, 0. E.S, eeee88 Tahoe Forest Service ladies met at the Hotel GoldeninGrass Valley for a Luncheon March 29, Following the lucheon games were played with very original and clever prizes going to thewinners. Hostesses were: Evelyn Renfree, Lonnié Moe and Norma Kendall. Mrs. Moe announced thattentative plans are being made fora dinner and evening party for April 26. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brown have moved to Grass Valley. Mike is commuting to his' job here. eeee86 The Charles Ramsey funeralservices were held on April3. Mr. Ramsey was a long time resident here, having livedon a mining claim at Slate Range Bar. eeee88 Frances Cahill is home now after having spent about three weeks in Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital because of.flu ‘complications. eeee088 The Al Sutters spent the first week in April visiting their families in Oregon. eeeoees Mr. and Mrs. John Skoverski have moved from the ‘Pauly house on School St. to the old Camptonville Cafe building on the highway. Amundsen, Norw egian explorer, was the first man to reach the South Pole on Dec, 16, 1911, . Folk Dance Set Sunday GRASS VALLEY ---Sunday afternoon the Nevada Countty Nuggeteers will host the folk dancers in the Twin City area on the occasion of the official visit of the president of the Sacramento Council of FolkDance Clubs. President Ken Stendal of North Sacramento has indicated that he will bring with him his staff of officers, their wives, husbands, dancing partners, and a goodly representation from all clubs in the Council. Last year at this annual event, the Scout Lodge in Grass Valley was filled to over-capacity. An early count this year indicated attendance might be doubled. Consequently, the Nuggeteers have secured the multipurpose room in the Nevada Union High School for the occasion, All folk dancers are urged to come and welcome the visitors and enjoy an afternoon of dancing from 1 to 5:30 p.m. NEVADA CITY----Carolyn . Maiden of Honor. AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALERS NEW CHEVY II NOVA STATION WAGON Here’s a wagon that sells at a compact price, yet totes in a big way with a longer load floor than any compact—over 9 ft. with second seat and tailgate down. (where you'll find the nicest ways to get away!) You won’t find a vacationbrightening variety like this anywhere else. And now that spring 4 has sprung, the buys are just as tempting as the weather. Your choice of 11 new-size Chevy II models. Fourteen spacious spirited Jet-smooth Chevrolets. ” NEW BEL AIR 4-DOOR STATION WAGON And a nifty, nimble crew of Jet-smoothie that rides just right, loaded or light— rear-engine Corvairs. Three with 97.5-cu.-ft. cargo cave and Full Coil suspension. complete lines of cars—and we mean complete—to cover just about any kind of going you could have in mind. And all under one roof, too! You just won’t find better pickings in size, sizzle and savings anywhere under the sun. And you couldn’t pick a better time than now— during your Chevrolet dealer’s Fun and Sun Days. CORO EOOSHHEHOOHSO OOOO OOOO OEEOOEEEEESOOOOOEOCEOEELEE: CORVAIR MONZA 4-DOOR SEDAN From snappy interiors to sure-footed scat, this one’s got the gift of making sport of most any trip. * the United States Air Force Carolyn Hannan Weds Miller Cameron Hannan And Ray_mond D._ Miller were married in an informal family ceremony Saturday at two o'clock in the Episcopal Church, Nevada City, with the Reverend Robert Noble officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hannan, MagnoliaRd, Auburn. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Miller, Auburn, Calif. Miss Candace Lee Hannan, sister of the bride, was James Miller, brother of the groom, performed the duties of best man. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Casey, where the many out of town relativesand friends offered congratulations and best wishes. The young couple left on a short honeymoon to an undisclosed destination. Carolyn is a senior in the Nevada Union High School and will continue her studies while Raymond isin thenavy stationed at the Miramar Naval Air Station. He isa BRE Mr.& Mrs .Raymond D. Miller a graduate of Nevada Union High School with the class of 1961. Daffodil Hill ; Greets Tourists JACKSON ---A solid blanket of brilliant yellow is the sight that greets tourists at Daffodil Hill, Volcano, Amador County. : The gold daffodils, which havéd made Daffodil Hill world renown, were first brought across the plains by covered wagon inthe 1850's, and since then have mutliplied many -fold until now the area is amass of golden yellow. In spots, the wild flowers mingle with the daffodils to form gay patterns. Baby Blue Eyes, Poppies, Buttercups and Lupins are a few of the. mingling wild flowers. The old deserted pear, plum and apple orchards lend a surprise touch to the landscape. Airman Gets . and steering mechanism Technical Course . LACKLAND AEFB, TEX, -“AirmanBasicJohnJ. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. S mith of Route #2, Grass Valley, is being assigned to technical training course for aircraft maintenance specialists at Amarillo AFB, Tex. Airman § mith, who has completed his basic military training here, was selected for the advanced course on the basis of his interests and aptitudes. The airmanisa 1961 graduate of Nevada Union High

School. Silverware Diamonds Watches Clocks AND MANY OTHER GIFTS See the new Chevrolet, Chevy II and Corvair at your Chevrolet dealer’s One-Stop Shopping Center HARTMAN CHEVROLET 314 MAIN STREET . GRASS VALLEY 273-7271 124 MILLST., GRASS VALL JEWELRY our Gold Nugget and Quartz Jewelry Makes Lasting Gifts & Appropriate Souvenirs Of The Gold Country EXPERT WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIRING HARTUNG'S Grass () Valley weters Since 1875 Phone 273-3039 . Armstrong and Con. Metallic patterns. i wall tile. . Alsostock adhesives, variFix Car . Before Vacation SAN FRANCISCO --If youtte planning a vacation trip in your car, be sure you don't lose any precious vacation time because of car failure. The California State Automobile Association says a thorough check-up of your automobile before you leave Saludos Amigos Thos Of 4-H Dress Review GRASS VALLEY ----Saludos Amigos is the theme of the 4-H DressRevue set for Saturday evening at 8 in the Junior High School gymnasium, Grass Valley, reports Frances Head, Home Advisor. 50 girls will model their prettiest fashions of the year. The South American theme isselected and-car=ried out as a salute to Miss Felicia Schaps, the international Farm Youth Exchange Student from Nevada County who will goto Argentina soon for a six month stay in homes in the will enable you to enjoy your trip more and lessen the chances of delays caused by some mechanical breakdown. The CSAA offers these suggestions as a checklist for your car: é 1. Determine if an engine tune-upis due or nearly due andifso, have it done before you leave. 2. Check all tires carefully, including the spare. Small cracks or breaks inthe casing that would never be serious in city driving may be dangerous on the open highway traveling at sustained speeds of 60 or 65 miles per hour. If in doubt, check with-your service station or car dealer. 3, Havethe brakes, lights checked. 4. Check cooling system, A carthatrunsO.K, in normal everyday driving may heat up on a vacation trip due to sustained highway driving or driving in mountainregions, Normal maintenance requires flushing the cooling system once a year and adding freshcoolant and rust inhibitor. 5. Havethecar lubricated and change oil if due. 6. Carry a flashlight and some flares and be sure you have the tools necessary to change a flat tire. 7. Make sure your driver's license and auto insurance will not expire while you are away on your vacation trip. d goleum Nairn Inlaid, Vinyl Inlaid and: heavyweight 9° and 12' print. FRANCHISED DEALERS SANDRAN. Metallic and NonCarry all types floor tileAsphalt, Vinyl Asbestos, Cork and Vinyl Cork, Rubber, Solid Vinyl and Linoeum Tile. Also, Plastic And Aluminum We carry line maintenance items such as floor waxes, cleaners, and wax removers. ous sizes, installation lineolum, tile, etc. FREE ESTIMATES *** Jim Heather’’” FLOOR COVERING 233 Mill Street Grass Valley ese Phone 273-6028 ses Crab Feed Enjoyed By VFW NEVADA CIT Y--The Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ladies Auxiliary, Banner Mountain Post 2655, held their annual crab feed dinner, March 31. Entertainment, furnished through courtesy of "Dorothy Dee's School of Dance", under direction of Dorothy Harkins, preceded the dinner, "Mel" Wolfe, former professional entertainer on the big time circuit, now residing in Nevada City, ‘gavea fine performance on the accordion. Marcena Walker and Susan Stortz, 4H Club Members and performers at the Auburn Fair andon Channel 3 TV, were featured dancers. Featured also in various skits which were well received by those present were the following: Sherrie, Shawna, Shelley, and Susan Burns, Sandraand Sara Snapp, Kathy and Dana Souza, Mary and Patti Tamietti, Janet Yun, Vicki Mellick, Pam Patterson, Susan Wilson and Jimmie Sandiforth, Chairman Ernie Harter and his committee extended thanks to all those performers and helpers. NC Women Project Aids Art MARYSVILLE----When the Sutter District, California Federation of Women's Clubs held the annual two-day convention in Marysville on Thursday and Friday, Mrs. Earl J. Hazelton of Orland, California State President was the principal speaker on the convention theme, "Build Today for a Better Tomorrow.” Mrs, Ivey Boeber, State President of History and Landmarks, presented the year's award to the Marysville Art Club for its efforts in making the Mary Aaron Museum a successful. community venture, Mrs. C. Wesley Reed, Marysville Art Club delegate, who resides in Nevada City, was instrumental in activating this project. promotion of international understanding. The Dress Revue committee, Mrs, Rudy Dittl, Mrs, Bob Gates, Mrs. Leonard Martin, Mrs. Jean Reese, Betty Boss, and Betty Burcham are working hard on decorations and arrangements for the event. The members of the foods projects groups will prepare and-serve refreshments, The public is invited, The following girls will model in the Revue: Pam Boss, Diane Lewis, Judy Nelson, Joy Lee Tryon, Marie Jobling, Donna Lewis, Linda Wood, Elizabeth Mae Stout, Sharon Stratton, Suzanne Welling, Barbara Brown, Susan Tintle, Bonnie Prince, Stephanie Wolters, Linda Matson, NanRayburn, Cynthia Cole, Carol Miller, PennyBursill, Christine Wells, Kathryn Schovill, Linda Vonah, Kathony Rogina, Susan Yun, Cathy Angove, MaryRichards, Robyn Cassulo, RobinPersog, Cathy Wilcox, SusanScurr, Jannice Tryon, Nancy Neufeld, Cathy Fusek, Carol Fusek, Valerie Frederick, Alice Heather, Chris Ducotey, Linda Personeni, Diana Dittl, Lorraine Blanchard, Kathy Wishmeyer, Elaine Mattucks, Betty Boss, Larraine Karniss, Marilyn Gates, Sharon Personeni, Linda McDonald, Mary Anne Heather, Marianne Kenndey, Betty Burcham, PhyliisRay, and Karen Janson. . of the MILE HIGH CITY Is offering a special rateof $1.75 a person for Chaperoned Youth Groups such as, the Future Farmers of America, High School students, etc., and will assist in arranging for activities in Denver. @=One block from each of _ the bus depots ®@ -Center of the main stores and theaters @ -Across the street from the Brown Palace hotel @ -Parking garage adjacent, 24-hour service — 100 MODERN and with TV and radio available PHONE: KEystone 4-239! i Seventeenth & Tremont Place iDenver 2, Colorads ~COMFORTABLE ROOMS wy