April 25, 1962 (10 pages)

Air red ree and am Air >m ing ect at, ace ks~ ion Nas rk, be OD ted AF n= inthe tothe ise ir's ge eas e, ind erons A ry, lall ith The vas rce cre luveNas rks in the ast da ich cre the of AC ity all ay as ith 14 ad ity nt Checkout SAN FRANCISCO --Approximately 150 air tankers and pilots are being inspected this week at Chino, Fresno, and Redding airfields by U.S, Forest Service and California Division of Forestry inspectors, The inspection will stress safety and readiness. as well as normal performance specifications. Only airplane operators whose planes and pilots pass the rigid inspection will be eligible to bid on contracts for use of their ships during the coming fire season, according toRegional Forester Chas. A. Connaughton, The 150 air tankers now in California are more than can be used effectively by the fire agencies. Only about 50 air tankers and pilots will actually be contracted for during the 1962 fire season. Contracts will be awarded on a competitive bid basis. Nearly half of the contracted air tankers will be in the initial attack category with minimum standby guarantees and the other half will bé available as reinforcement with no guarantees, New detailed fire plans have been developed which outline the bases where air tankers will be placed to provide the best statewide coverage. Marlene Fowler and Kelly Johnston SIERRA BYWAYS ee BY DEAN THOMPSON SAFE,.Before people hereabouts become to sad over the reported fate of the owners of the Osborn-Woods art studio, we hasten to point out that it is paintings that are going "to be hung for the Auburn (art) show.. And while pointing to the errors of others, we should admit it was our own error that allowed Lawn-Boy mowers to be advertised for $00.00 ee¢ees LEFT OVER FREEWAY..F. W. Tarr, chairman of the California State Chamber of Commerce's statewide highway committee recently reported that local community approval is required for freeway construction, and said that “many complex factors are involved in freeway route selection"..He continued: "The final route is adopted by the (Highway) Commission only after careful consideration of all information presented at public hearings.” An agreement between the local governing body and the state, required by California law, gives local agencies a voice in location and type of interete street adjustments, and traffic separation structures"..We can footnote Tarr's assertion with the fact that in all three local agencies in Nevada County. .when the Division of Highways brough in a revised freeway map and agreement it was given only cursory treatment before immediate adoption by the local authorities. Only two ofthe 15 governing body members asked questions regarding location and type of interchanges, street adjustments, or traffic separation structures. . . Supervisor Neil Hennessy and Grass Valley Councilman Leonard Prisk. And only two voted against immediate adoption, to allow time for consideration and investigation. . . Supervisor Hennessy and Nevada City Councilman Craig Davies..In Nevada County, chairman Tarr, the local voice was weak, eee¢6 THE PASSING PARADE, .. Among those who died in the first three months of this year was a San Franciscan matton who was noted for her fashion consciousness. She is buried in Grass Valley..The woman was Glendolyn Clifford Bechhold, widow of the late Errol MacBoyle. Mr. MacBoyle was aman of culture, a graduate of Columbia University and the UC School of Mines. He was at one time a tennis champion. But when he came to Grass Valley to begin his career, Mr. Macboyle began his work as a lowly paid employe of the Idaho-Maryland Gold Mining Company. Eventually he owned a major share of the company. ..Glendolyn MacBoyle (in those days) began her wedded life in a shack with a corrugated iron roof and with few conveniences. Later she and her husband lived in a large Washington’St. apartment in San Francisco, It was an apartment boasting <g old leaf ceilings, fine furniture and antique Irish Waterford glass. The MacBoyles entertained on Washington St. and at the historic Fountain Grove Vinyards near Santa Rosa which they had acquired in 1937.. It was alsowhile -"Glen" was married to her first husband that she became known in San Francisco for her beautiful furs---ranging from full length mink coats to sumptious stoles---and for her jewelry, unusual and valuable. ..For many years Mrs. MacBoyle was a trustee of the Palace of the Legion of Honor, It was there-that Mrs. MacBoyle's jewelry made a major contribution to one showing. As part of the display was her "Gibraltar-sized" aquamarines---necklace, brooch, bracelet, rings, and more---and numerous large rare topazes, set in gold with blazing diamonds, eeeeeee 88 MOST OF YOU ALREADY KNOW ----Word spreads rapidly in our town, and most of you must know the NUGGET will move sometime this summer from Ott's Assay Office to the former telephone building on Broad St---With that background, it is easy to understand our interest in the % CANDIDATES-BUSINESS MEN-CONTRACTORS (Trade At Home) BUMPERS STRIPS CALENDARS BUS, CARDS& POSTERS SALES BOOKS BOOK MATCHES BUSINESS FORMS PENS, PENCILS& BALLOONS MENUS ect, WEDDING SUPPLIES The Best In Advertising & Right At Home ART PHELPS — Call 273-7593 & Leave Message. . , Auction Slated May 2 GRASS VALLEY ---The State Division of Highways will conduct a public auction May2, at 10:30 a.m., for the sale and removal of three cabins located at 333 Idaho-Maryland Road near Grass Valley, according to officials of the district office. Formerly owned by Mary McVean Milligan, they will be auctioned separately on their premises in the following order: Cabin #3 Cabin #4, and Cabin #5 which has an attached garage. The buildings will be open for inspection on auction day just before time of sale. The land has been acquired for future freeway construction between Grass Valley and Nevada City. For detailed information and terms of sale, contact Division of Highways, 7th & B Streets, Marysville. fact that another foothills publication, the Auburn Journal, is also moving ‘to a new take overthe former PG&E location. The journalwiil engineering section. at 1040 High St. in Auburn---The move due to expansion of the paperduring its 43 years of ownership by B, A. Cassidy. The Journal is the largest weekly (nondenominational) north of Bakersfield with a paid circulation of 6600, larger than any paid circulation in Nevada County it might be added---Froma crew facing similar rates problems, best of luck to the Auburn Journal. Pins 2 SX m, Bagh buys ™ ae canes Tia Wendy Wojick and Jacki Harney Jaycettes’ Plan Spring Fashion Event GRASS VALLEY --The Grass Valley Jaycettes' seventh annual. Spring Fashion show will be held at the Grass Valley Elks Hall Friday at 8 p.m. Proceeds from the sale of tickets will go to the Chris Jenkins Memorial Scholarship fund and to the children's room at the Nevada County Hospital. Models this year will include Bev Hoagland, Marge O'Hara, Marilyn Purser, Eileen Brattin, Junie Harney, Ellayne Whicher, Marlene Fowler, Jacci Harney, Kelley Johnston, Wendy Wojick, PatRohl, Alice Yun, Carolyn Bailey and Edith Chalmers. Presenting men's fashions EVERYTHING COMES OUT 2 FOR QUICK, EASY, CLEANING! New built-in cleaning ease—ne center poles, ne chelf tracks — everyFREEZ =. will be Leonard Prisk, Scott Barrow, Denny Hillier, Bob Johnston, Doc Baums andJoe Tappero, Fashion centers partici— pating inthe Spring showing include Ralsten's, Conway's, Bon Allure, Chuck’s, Tess’, Pengelly's, Collier's, Bennetts & Steele, Breuer's, Novak's and The Unique. Door prizes willbe awarded, The Jaycettes offered thanks fo Miss Glasson for the use of her home for publicity photos. Master of ceremonies for the evening will be Jaycee President John Micander. Commentary will be given by Muriel and Wally Brunker, with musical moods set by Georgette McLean, % (Similar To Illustration) REFRIGERATORFREE ESTIMATES ee TOWN TALK ee 265-2570 FreePick-up And Delivery, MEANS NO MONEY DOWN Central Californ FEDERAL SAVINGS Federal Savings Bula ng VACAVILLE.. .Hi 8-6439 HOME LOANS for You Wd. OMIT go ewe ee a Bal PBs 218 Jz St., Nevada City, 'Open Thursday Evenings.. JL. HATCH .. SWEDISH MASSAGE SCIENTIFIC SWEDISH MASSAGE.. .WHIRLPOOL & STEAM BATHS..SALT RUBS. SPECIALIZING IN NERVE AND CIRCULATION PROBLEMS . 111 1/2 BANK STREET, GRASS VALLEY PHONE 273-3783 +-POMENTATIONS WASHINGTON HOTEL Washington, Calif.----ph, 265-4364 FISHERMAN’S BREAKFAST 5 AM Saturdays & Sundays DINING ROOM OPEN FOR FINE MEALS WITH TRADE ONLY DURING OUR 537995 Reg Price 52.49% Sale Price 5130°5 SAVINGS e@ GIANT 101-LB. TRUE FREEZER @ FULLY AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING @ 4-WAY ALUMINUM SHELVES @ DAIRY-STOR IN THE DOOR = GRAND OPENING SALE OF OUR NEVADA CITY STORE @ ROLLS OUT FROM WALL ON WHEELS LOOK FOR THAT HOTPOINT DIFFERENCE AT Grass Valley 124 E. MAIN ST. @ ZoNKs FURNITURE APPLIANCES » @ Nevada City 227 BROAD ST.

Air red ree and am Air >m ing ect at, ace ks~ ion Nas rk, be OD ted AF n= inthe tothe ise ir's ge eas e, ind erons A ry, lall ith The vas rce cre luveNas rks in the ast da ich cre the of AC ity all ay as ith 14 ad ity nt Checkout SAN FRANCISCO --Approximately 150 air tankers and pilots are being inspected this week at Chino, Fresno, and Redding airfields by U.S, Forest Service and California Division of Forestry inspectors, The inspection will stress safety and readiness. as well as normal performance specifications. Only airplane operators whose planes and pilots pass the rigid inspection will be eligible to bid on contracts for use of their ships during the coming fire season, according toRegional Forester Chas. A. Connaughton, The 150 air tankers now in California are more than can be used effectively by the fire agencies. Only about 50 air tankers and pilots will actually be contracted for during the 1962 fire season. Contracts will be awarded on a competitive bid basis. Nearly half of the contracted air tankers will be in the initial attack category with minimum standby guarantees and the other half will bé available as reinforcement with no guarantees, New detailed fire plans have been developed which outline the bases where air tankers will be placed to provide the best statewide coverage. Marlene Fowler and Kelly Johnston SIERRA BYWAYS ee BY DEAN THOMPSON SAFE,..Before people hereabouts become to sad over the reported fate of the owners of the Osborn-Woods art studio, we hasten to point out that it is paintings that are going "to be hung for the Auburn (art) show... And while pointing to the errors of others, we should admit it was our own error that allowed Lawn-Boy mowers to be advertised for $00.00 ee¢ees LEFT OVER FREEWAY...F. W. Tarr, chairman of the California State Chamber of Commerce's statewide highway committee recently reported that local community approval is required for freeway construction, and said that “many complex factors are involved in freeway route selection"...He continued: "The final route is adopted by the (Highway) Commission only after careful consideration of all information presented at public hearings.” An agreement between the local governing body and the state, required by California law, gives local agencies a voice in location and type of interete street adjustments, and traffic separation structures"...We can footnote Tarr's assertion with the fact that in all three local agencies in Nevada County. .when the Division of Highways brough in a revised freeway map and agreement it was given only cursory treatment before immediate adoption by the local authorities. Only two ofthe 15 governing body members asked questions regarding location and type of interchanges, street adjustments, or traffic separation structures. . . Supervisor Neil Hennessy and Grass Valley Councilman Leonard Prisk. And only two voted against immediate adoption, to allow time for consideration and investigation. . . Supervisor Hennessy and Nevada City Councilman Craig Davies...In Nevada County, chairman Tarr, the local voice was weak, eee¢6 THE PASSING PARADE, ... Among those who died in the first three months of this year was a San Franciscan matton who was noted for her fashion consciousness. She is buried in Grass Valley....The woman was Glendolyn Clifford Bechhold, widow of the late Errol MacBoyle. Mr. MacBoyle was aman of culture, a graduate of Columbia University and the UC School of Mines. He was at one time a tennis champion. But when he came to Grass Valley to begin his career, Mr. Macboyle began his work as a lowly paid employe of the Idaho-Maryland Gold Mining Company. Eventually he owned a major share of the company. ...Glendolyn MacBoyle (in those days) began her wedded life in a shack with a corrugated iron roof and with few conveniences. Later she and her husband lived in a large Washington’St. apartment in San Francisco, It was an apartment boasting <g old leaf ceilings, fine furniture and antique Irish Waterford glass. The MacBoyles entertained on Washington St. and at the historic Fountain Grove Vinyards near Santa Rosa which they had acquired in 1937... It was alsowhile -"Glen" was married to her first husband that she became known in San Francisco for her beautiful furs---ranging from full length mink coats to sumptious stoles---and for her jewelry, unusual and valuable. ...For many years Mrs. MacBoyle was a trustee of the Palace of the Legion of Honor, It was there-that Mrs. MacBoyle's jewelry made a major contribution to one showing. As part of the display was her "Gibraltar-sized" aquamarines---necklace, brooch, bracelet, rings, and more---and numerous large rare topazes, set in gold with blazing diamonds, eeeeeee 88 MOST OF YOU ALREADY KNOW ----Word spreads rapidly in our town, and most of you must know the NUGGET will move sometime this summer from Ott's Assay Office to

the former telephone building on Broad St---With that background, it is easy to understand our interest in the % CANDIDATES-BUSINESS MEN-CONTRACTORS (Trade At Home) BUMPERS STRIPS CALENDARS BUS, CARDS& POSTERS SALES BOOKS BOOK MATCHES BUSINESS FORMS PENS, PENCILS& BALLOONS MENUS ect, WEDDING SUPPLIES The Best In Advertising & Right At Home ART PHELPS — Call 273-7593 & Leave Message. . , Auction Slated May 2 GRASS VALLEY ---The State Division of Highways will conduct a public auction May2, at 10:30 a.m., for the sale and removal of three cabins located at 333 Idaho-Maryland Road near Grass Valley, according to officials of the district office. Formerly owned by Mary McVean Milligan, they will be auctioned separately on their premises in the following order: Cabin #3 Cabin #4, and Cabin #5 which has an attached garage. The buildings will be open for inspection on auction day just before time of sale. The land has been acquired for future freeway construction between Grass Valley and Nevada City. For detailed information and terms of sale, contact Division of Highways, 7th & B Streets, Marysville. fact that another foothills publication, the Auburn Journal, is also moving ‘to a new take overthe former PG&E location. The journalwiil engineering section. at 1040 High St. in Auburn---The move due to expansion of the paperduring its 43 years of ownership by B, A. Cassidy. The Journal is the largest weekly (nondenominational) north of Bakersfield with a paid circulation of 6600, larger than any paid circulation in Nevada County it might be added---Froma crew facing similar rates problems, best of luck to the Auburn Journal. Pins 2 SX m, Bagh buys ™ ae canes Tia Wendy Wojick and Jacki Harney Jaycettes’ Plan Spring Fashion Event GRASS VALLEY --The Grass Valley Jaycettes' seventh annual. Spring Fashion show will be held at the Grass Valley Elks Hall Friday at 8 p.m. Proceeds from the sale of tickets will go to the Chris Jenkins Memorial Scholarship fund and to the children's room at the Nevada County Hospital. Models this year will include Bev Hoagland, Marge O'Hara, Marilyn Purser, Eileen Brattin, Junie Harney, Ellayne Whicher, Marlene Fowler, Jacci Harney, Kelley Johnston, Wendy Wojick, PatRohl, Alice Yun, Carolyn Bailey and Edith Chalmers. Presenting men's fashions EVERYTHING COMES OUT 2 FOR QUICK, EASY, CLEANING! New built-in cleaning ease—ne center poles, ne chelf tracks — everyFREEZ =. will be Leonard Prisk, Scott Barrow, Denny Hillier, Bob Johnston, Doc Baums andJoe Tappero, Fashion centers partici— pating inthe Spring showing include Ralsten's, Conway's, Bon Allure, Chuck’s, Tess’, Pengelly's, Collier's, Bennetts & Steele, Breuer's, Novak's and The Unique. Door prizes willbe awarded, The Jaycettes offered thanks fo Miss Glasson for the use of her home for publicity photos. Master of ceremonies for the evening will be Jaycee President John Micander. Commentary will be given by Muriel and Wally Brunker, with musical moods set by Georgette McLean, % (Similar To Illustration) REFRIGERATORFREE ESTIMATES ee TOWN TALK ee 265-2570 FreePick-up And Delivery, MEANS NO MONEY DOWN Central Californ FEDERAL SAVINGS Federal Savings Bula ng VACAVILLE... .Hi 8-6439 HOME LOANS for You Wd. OMIT go ewe ee a Bal PBs 218 Jz St., Nevada City, 'Open Thursday Evenings... JL. HATCH ... SWEDISH MASSAGE SCIENTIFIC SWEDISH MASSAGE... .WHIRLPOOL & STEAM BATHS...SALT RUBS.. SPECIALIZING IN NERVE AND CIRCULATION PROBLEMS . 111 1/2 BANK STREET, GRASS VALLEY PHONE 273-3783 +-POMENTATIONS WASHINGTON HOTEL Washington, Calif.----ph, 265-4364 FISHERMAN’S BREAKFAST 5 AM Saturdays & Sundays DINING ROOM OPEN FOR FINE MEALS WITH TRADE ONLY DURING OUR 537995 Reg Price 52.49% Sale Price 5130°5 SAVINGS e@ GIANT 101-LB. TRUE FREEZER @ FULLY AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING @ 4-WAY ALUMINUM SHELVES @ DAIRY-STOR IN THE DOOR = GRAND OPENING SALE OF OUR NEVADA CITY STORE @ ROLLS OUT FROM WALL ON WHEELS LOOK FOR THAT HOTPOINT DIFFERENCE AT Grass Valley 124 E. MAIN ST. @ ZoNKs FURNITURE APPLIANCES » @ Nevada City 227 BROAD ST.