April 15, 1970 (12 pages)

OV ab be PEP EEE UE ES 4 iS BT Paes We eae ’ t4C% . ea -e2 5 ye The Nevada County Nugget, More than twenty merchants in Nevada City are signed for participation in the Pied Piper's Auction, slated for this Satur' day, April 18. John Reed, our own local auctioneer, has volunteered his services for the afternoon, and will begin the auc. tion at The Gold Mine Antiques, 230 Main Street. The public is lead the bidders down to the to attend this novel event. We . invite residents of both Nevada City and Grass Valley, as well » as surrounding communities, to be on hand for the afternoon. Being offered for sale, will be antiques, clothing, groceries, hardware, furniture and art obSnow in spring isn’t unheard of in these parts, but it still looks a little strange after the month of warm weather Golden Empire residents have enjoyed. The azalea jects above and pansies below have been blooming profusely ~ The directors will meet this because of the almost-steady sunshine, and they made ~ @ picturesque sight with their white caps this morning.Winter lingers in spring's lap to be at the fairgrounds of April 25. call 265-4310 evenings for further details. The Auxiliary of The American Society of Civil Engineers, whose group of 70 greatly enDon’t mail census form pteedal comet isaaK4 joyed a day.in our town last week, made a-donation to the restoration of the~ le of the Old Nevada Theater, cipally for the privilege of touring the: historic home of Mr. and Mrs, W. Lon Cooper. The ladies from > Sacramento also enjoyed tours conducted by Elza Kilroy and Bill Lambert. The Nevada City Chamber of ‘Commerce will meet tomorrow (Tuesday) at noon in the City Hall for.their regular monthly directors meeting, Scheduled for the agenda will be a report on July 4th celebration progress,/a treasurer's report, and announcement on the coming Pied Piper Auction tobe held this Saturday, the 18th. Also to appear at the meeting tomorrow will be Charlie Allert, chairman of the Father's Day Bicycle races; John Berryman, candidate for sheriff-coroner; and Lou Caston, who will report briefly on her proposal to. helpnegotiate a train trip to Washington in behalf of the mining industry. Wednesday at 5 p.m. is the veterans "if you have not received your “forms, or still have not filed them, contact the Nevada County Assessor's Office, Courthouse Annex, Nevada City, immediately or phone 265-2461, extension 232," he said, SHED DESTROYED Fire destroyed a vacant shed on American. Hill Road in Nevada City near midnight last night. Twenty seven men and two trucks responded to the blaze on the Chester Peterson property. BUSINESS BILLBOARD Census forms for Nevada form and no facilities at local The county board of education county residents are not to be post offices or the local census Will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday mailed but will:be called for by office to receive the forms by in the conference room of the a census worker within the next mail. two weeks, Bernice Blake of the = The agenda local.census office announced Many people have mailed the forms, Mrs, Blake said, although CALL 273-4493 PUMPS — FILTERS PIPE — FITTINGS SS there is no address printed on the 20. YEARS EXPERIENCE111 W. Main a ‘nbd toova's eo, Wednesday, April 15,1970 -— Chamber tidbits ioe Grass Valley, Ca. Ph. 265-6166 WASHINGTON HOTEL ROOMS—COCKTAILS Breakfast—Lunch—Dinner Washington, Calif. 265-4364 ane ee tet anon EE seeps get cathe a eee ae ere T . am

OV ab be PEP EEE UE ES 4 iS BT Paes We eae ’ t4C% . ea -e2 5 ye The Nevada County Nugget, More than twenty merchants in Nevada City are signed for participation in the Pied Piper's Auction, slated for this Satur' day, April 18. John Reed, our own local auctioneer, has volunteered his services for the afternoon, and will begin the auc. tion at The Gold Mine Antiques, 230 Main Street. The public is lead the bidders down to the to attend this novel event. We . invite residents of both Nevada City and Grass Valley, as well » as surrounding communities, to be on hand for the afternoon. Being offered for sale, will be antiques, clothing, groceries, hardware, furniture and art obSnow in spring isn’t unheard of in these parts, but it still looks a little strange after the month of warm weather Golden Empire residents have enjoyed. The azalea jects above and pansies below have been blooming profusely ~ The directors will meet this because of the almost-steady sunshine, and they made ~ @ picturesque sight with their white caps this morning.Winter lingers in spring's lap to be at the fairgrounds of April 25. call 265-4310 evenings for further details. The Auxiliary of The American Society of Civil Engineers, whose group of 70 greatly enDon’t mail census form pteedal comet isaaK4 joyed a day.in our town last week, made a-donation to the restoration of the~ le of the Old Nevada Theater, cipally for the privilege of touring the: historic home of Mr. and Mrs, W. Lon Cooper. The ladies from > Sacramento also enjoyed tours conducted by Elza Kilroy and Bill Lambert. The Nevada City Chamber of ‘Commerce will meet tomorrow (Tuesday) at noon in the City Hall for.their regular monthly directors meeting, Scheduled for the agenda will be a report on July 4th celebration progress,/a treasurer's report, and announcement on the coming Pied Piper Auction tobe held this Saturday, the 18th. Also to appear at the meeting tomorrow will be Charlie Allert, chairman of the Father's Day

Bicycle races; John Berryman, candidate for sheriff-coroner; and Lou Caston, who will report briefly on her proposal to. helpnegotiate a train trip to Washington in behalf of the mining industry. Wednesday at 5 p.m. is the veterans "if you have not received your “forms, or still have not filed them, contact the Nevada County Assessor's Office, Courthouse Annex, Nevada City, immediately or phone 265-2461, extension 232," he said, SHED DESTROYED Fire destroyed a vacant shed on American. Hill Road in Nevada City near midnight last night. Twenty seven men and two trucks responded to the blaze on the Chester Peterson property. BUSINESS BILLBOARD Census forms for Nevada form and no facilities at local The county board of education county residents are not to be post offices or the local census Will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday mailed but will:be called for by office to receive the forms by in the conference room of the a census worker within the next mail. two weeks, Bernice Blake of the = The agenda local.census office announced Many people have mailed the forms, Mrs, Blake said, although CALL 273-4493 PUMPS — FILTERS PIPE — FITTINGS SS there is no address printed on the 20. YEARS EXPERIENCE111 W. Main a ‘nbd toova's eo, Wednesday, April 15,1970 -— Chamber tidbits ioe Grass Valley, Ca. Ph. 265-6166 WASHINGTON HOTEL ROOMS—COCKTAILS Breakfast—Lunch—Dinner Washington, Calif. 265-4364 ane ee tet anon EE seeps get cathe a eee ae ere T . am