April 18, 1962 (10 pages)

. Page 8. s wednesday. April April 1: 18, 1962 .THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Bi Ter ee “NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Published Every Wednesday By NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC, 132 Main St., Nevada City, Calif, R, Dean Thompson. ... Editor-Manager Second class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960 Decree No, 12,406 Subscription Rates: One year, $4.00; Two years, $6. 00 Three years, $8.00 Printed by Berliner & Mc Ginnis, Nevada City. EDITORIAL City Election The convincing victories in the recent city council election of Dr. Arch McPherson and Mayor Bob Carr can be interpreted in many ways. The most obvious andclear-cut interpretation is that the people of this town, in giving McPherson the largest number of votes, share his desire to preserve "the natural beauty and charm" of Nevada City, provide new parking and water mains--and most important ofall, tostart planning now tocreatea "public image" of Nevada City that will draw tourists and shoppers off of the new high-speed freeway which will pass below Broad St. At the same time, Carr's write-in victory can be said to re-affirm the voters’ approval of the mayor's steady and unflinching support of the downtown freeway route. We see nothing contradictory in these two points of view. In fact they may represent, ingeneralterms, aformula for uniting heretofore dissident factions of the town. In hope that thi8 may be so, we congratulate the two successful council candidates ~ of the Week by Lillian Mott OW Scarlet Fritillary--Lily family Fritillaria Tecurva Truly a rewarding find, noted for its, brilliance of color andits rare beauty and, grace. Thescarlet flowers are bell-shaped, with yellow checkered centers, one to 18 or 20 on one stalk. This red bell grows locally in open fields, pine forests and along ditch banks during April and May. PN talc lc Me MN ale al ZN Almost every we stern Nevada County family is represented in this Dove Stew picture at Dikeman's Grove-Penn Valley in 1914. Lookclosely and you'll find your father, your grandfather, your uncle or your cousin. The Dove Stews like many another grand event have fallen by the wayside. @) MAN. IS GOING TO ORBIT THE EARTH::: 4 ( 3 IN OV TER SPACE Wwe'LL. HAVE CREDIT! yr Sy nae Lae < Pil ct SG er, 2 OAM COMPANIES; ELE VISION, LIS PAPERS, BOWLING ee cays, 4 of pee SranoS, /7# _ / Bue6eRS:: YES. AT. lure. BE A BRAVE Yew WworLol! ©/ (A @©nevaes CouwrY NU6CET WHY, SOON WE'LL COLONIES WILL SPRING OP; COMMERCE BETWEEN PLANETS Witt FLOURISH. RIVALRY BETWEEN THE DIFFERENT COLONIES, NEW ECONOMIC STANOARDS , EFFICIENT. Gers TO SEE BE ON THE Hoon . ! ANDO NEW THERE Wier BE NEW WARS, NEW WANS TO DESTROY HUMAN LIFE. NOT HAT THE OLD WANS AREN'T . BUT PROGRESS ANO TIME MARCH ON: MAYBE WITH A LITTLE LUCK, T wonT 8E MEE in Cy DME L a.

. Page 8. s wednesday. April April 1: 18, 1962 ..THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Bi Ter ee “NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Published Every Wednesday By NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC, 132 Main St., Nevada City, Calif, R, Dean Thompson. ..... Editor-Manager Second class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960 Decree No, 12,406 Subscription Rates: One year, $4.00; Two years, $6. 00 Three years, $8.00 Printed by Berliner & Mc Ginnis, Nevada City. EDITORIAL City Election The convincing victories in the recent city council election of Dr. Arch McPherson and Mayor Bob Carr can be interpreted in many ways. The most obvious andclear-cut interpretation is that the people of this town, in giving McPherson the largest number of votes, share his desire to preserve "the natural beauty and charm" of Nevada City, provide new parking and water mains--and most important ofall, tostart planning now tocreatea "public image" of Nevada City that will draw tourists and shoppers off of the new high-speed freeway which will pass below Broad St. At the same time, Carr's write-in victory can be said to re-affirm the voters’ approval of the mayor's steady and unflinching support of the downtown freeway route. We see nothing contradictory in these two points of view. In fact they may represent, ingeneralterms, aformula for uniting heretofore dissident factions of the town. In hope that thi8 may be so, we congratulate the two successful council candidates ~ of the Week by Lillian Mott OW Scarlet Fritillary--Lily family Fritillaria Tecurva Truly a rewarding find, noted for its, brilliance of color andits rare beauty and, grace. Thescarlet flowers are bell-shaped, with yellow checkered centers, one to 18 or 20 on one stalk. This red bell grows locally in open fields, pine forests and along ditch banks during April and May. PN talc lc Me MN ale al ZN Almost every we stern Nevada County family is represented in this Dove Stew picture at Dikeman's Grove-Penn Valley in 1914. Lookclosely and you'll find your father, your grandfather, your uncle or your cousin. The Dove Stews like many another grand event have fallen by the wayside.

@) MAN. IS GOING TO ORBIT THE EARTH::: 4 ( 3 IN OV TER SPACE Wwe'LL. HAVE CREDIT! yr Sy nae Lae < Pil ct SG er, 2 OAM COMPANIES; ELE VISION, LIS PAPERS, BOWLING ee cays, 4 of pee SranoS, /7# _ / Bue6eRS:: YES. AT. lure. BE A BRAVE Yew WworLol! ©/ (A @©nevaes CouwrY NU6CET WHY, SOON WE'LL COLONIES WILL SPRING OP; COMMERCE BETWEEN PLANETS Witt FLOURISH.. RIVALRY BETWEEN THE DIFFERENT COLONIES, NEW ECONOMIC STANOARDS , EFFICIENT. Gers TO SEE BE ON THE Hoon . ! ANDO NEW THERE Wier BE NEW WARS, NEW WANS TO DESTROY HUMAN LIFE.. NOT HAT THE OLD WANS AREN'T . BUT PROGRESS ANO TIME MARCH ON: MAYBE WITH A LITTLE LUCK, T wonT 8E MEE in Cy DME L a.