April 26, 1961 (10 pages)

IT'S BLOSSOM TIME..Peculiar blossoms for goringtiow in the Sierra foothills appeared this Weekend. Sugar Pine Lodge ( above ) on the highway between Grass Valley and Nevada City looked more like an Alpine lodge with a blanket of snow leading between the snow laden trees to the lodge itself. But speaking of snow-laden trees, those along Highway 20 (top, right ) were holding unusual masses of.the white powder as if to boast of the beauty of the only direct highway to Reno noted more for its scenery than its concrete. at White Cloud, And on that highway, ~ the picnic area signs and those telling of where to get fire permits were almost obscured by the drifts. .but not quite hidden. After all, and don't forget your permit. it is fire season, you know, .»NUGGET Photos “Legal Notice Legal Notice NEVADA UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will be . received by the Nevada ey ion High School District at the District Superintendent's office, 465 South Auburn Street, ornia, on the 17th day of ; May, 1961, uptothe hour of 4:30 o'clock P.M, on which date at the hour of 4:45 o'clock P.M. , in the meeting room of the said Board of Trustees, inthe Nevada Union High School, 340 Buena Vista Avenue, Grass Valley, California, the said proposal or bids shall be opened, and read for performing work as follows: Furnish all necessary drilling equipment together with all materials and labor and drilling, developing andtest pumping therewith:a satisfactory water well in accordance with these specifications. The following prin~ cipal items of work are included: drilling, casing, perforating, developing, test pum ping log and records, disposal of debris and final clean-up. No bid will be received unless it is made on a proposal form furnished by the District Board of Trustees. Each bid must be accompanied by cash, certified or Grass Valley, Calif. . School District reserves the ? . right to reject any or all bids, Nevada Union High } School District Gerald H. Gelatt Secretary of the Board of Trustees . Notice Published: ae May 3, 10, 1961 . i . . Saturday Scout Meet The annual Scout-O-Rama will be held Saturday in Roseville, at the Placer County Fair Grounds. Some 33 Boys Scout units Recreation Planned At Spaulding The PG&E has plans to developcamping, picnic, and boat launching facilities on the south shore of Lake Spaulding, according to S.L. Sibley, vice president of the company. Also scheduled for construc: tion this summer and eventualuse by the public free of charge are nine improved camp sites, parking space, access roads and rest rooms, The development is in line with a stepped up recreational program planned by the ; company for scenic lands in . its watershed, The lake lies north of high. way 40 and northeast of highway 20 at Bear Valley. cashiers check, or bidders . : bond made payable to the Nevada Union High School District for an amounter ! qual to fifty per cent(50%) ' of the value of the agreement. The successful bidder : shall also supply the Nevada . Union High School District -with a satisfactory perform. ance bond in the amount of fifty per cent (50%) of the value of the agreement. Such guarantee to be forfeited should the bidder to whom the contract is awarded fail to enter into the contract, In accordance with the provisions of Section 1770 of the Labor Code, the Nevada Union High School District has ascertained that the general prevailing rate of wages applicableto the work to be done are as follows: Classification Rate Per Hour Skilled Labor $3. 295 Semi Skilled Labor $3.145 Laborer $3.045 Saturdays one and onehalf times the above rate Sundays and Holidaysdouble time All bids areto be compared on the basis of the lump sum price bid for the work to be done. No bid will be accepted from a Contractor who has not been licensed in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 791, Statutes of 1929, as amended. Plans, specifications and . contract documents may be . obtained at the office of the District Superintendent, 465 South Auburn Street, Grass Valley, California. The Negada Union High 4-H (Cont. from Page 3) ' Jimmy Else, Linda Matson, David Lewi : ze, BobRoberts, and Charles . ' Whittles Russell Jonés, Larry Mat; son, Bruce Hamilton, John Lewis, Jim Tryon, Jim Brown, Willie Richard, and Linda Wood. Tom Adams, Richard Veale, Linda McDonald, Janie Trueblood, Marilyn Gates, Mary Richards, Betty Boss, Linda Bertoncini, Sarah Woerner, Karne Blake, Jeff Jones, Pamela Stortz, Kitty Meekins, Dorothy Kaunisto, Dan Poole, Diane Rolph, Frances Forsman, Jim Wyckoff, and Barbara Paul. Eddie Scofield, Sharon Betty Burcham, Mary Gover, Marianne Kennedy, Gail Winkle, Helen Wilcox, Christine Rossi, Carolyn Jones, Kathy White, Terry Meekins, Sue Coleman, Jer-. ry Magonigal, Janice Paul, Tom Rackerby, David Casper, and Sandra Stortz. Too Late To Classify FOR SALE 1961 GMC truck, 4 speed long way with hiway cruiser, No taxes or license fee, $2850.00, terms. Call 2734180 or write 215 Squirrel Creek Rd, Grass Valley. + Wesley Schul. Personani, Cathy Fusek, are scheduledto attend, with a barbecue scheduled from 5 to7 p.m. Fishing Season To Open One of this area's renowned fishermen, William George, NUHS principal, predicts "one of the best openings in years" forthe start of the loifthe weather remains clear between now and then. George advises that due to the cold weather the fish will probably be down deep. He predicts that bait fishermen “should be out after the big ones” --and should land a fair share of them. ‘It's a little cold for dry flies," George says, “but wet flies andnymphs should bring in a few if the water is clear." What baittouse? Helgramites, he says knowingly, are still the favorite of the old-timers. George, it should be added, is strictly a fly fishermen. . It has been said he could wear a blindfold and cast a fly into the Black Hole of Calcutta and pull out a trout --even if there were no trout . in the vicinity. i cal trout season Saturday--. Before City Council Realtor Ray Jacobus will take his proposed ten acre shopping ¢enter on Main Street at . west edge of Grass Valleytp the city council again tonight to attempt to get commercial zoning. Jacobus received word Monday night from the county planners that the portion of the proposed center in the county does not now require a use permit. County planners said the builder would. need a use permit at the time of construction, mahggany or cherry finishes. $2799 TO GET FROM high. American walnut finish. Magnificent Magnavox priced instruments incorporate the dependable Magnavox full-transformer powered chassis with automatic picture and sound stabilizers, optically filtered 262 sin screen, plus superior Magnavox sound, The Cavalcade, on concealed swivel casters, is26 3/8" wide, 17"deep and 32” It is also available in Contemporary styling-dark MILLSCRAFT Marysville Highway Dial 273-3488 THE CAVALCADE 21, Model 2-MV152L in Traditional styling, ALL THE. DEPENDABLE PERFORMANCE YOU EXPECT These fine budget Also 23”.$248 t College To Hold On Base Classes At Beal Over 200 persons have already registered for the 18 classes, it was revealed today by Thomas S. Peppas, Yuba College, in cooperation with U.S. Air Force Officials, April 10 began a three-month series of “on Yuba College director of late base" classes at Beale Air afternoon and evening inForce Base. struction. ! TO HELP PAY YOUR DOCTOR and HOSPITAL BILLS WY Bese Saiaca, EL ORO i D THEATRE Pz''wed. -Sat. April 26th-29 THE GRASS IS GREENER Debra Kerr Cary Grant Robert Mitchum Plus THE SHAKEDOWN NO CANCELLATION of coverage because of age, physical condition or use of benefits! Sun. -Tues, Apr, 30th-Mar, 2 ALL HANDS ON DECK Sea kee For Full Details Today Contact TESS OF ohe STORM CURNOW HALLS INSURANCE ae sae 316 Broad St. Dial.265-4586 VIC BREUER’S WESTERN WEAR 143 Mill Street Grass Valley Phone 273-2991 Last Three Days ALPHA'S SHOWER of DOLLARS "12810 SALE DOLLAR CHEX Given On % ALPHA Cash Or Charge For every $10 in purchases ALPHA will give OFFERS Accounts you $1.00 in DOLLAR CHEX redeemable on FREE Hin the purchase of any item at any one of our REME retail stores-NEVADA CITY, GRASS VALLEY, Up To andAUBURN. .This will not be limited to 36 Months certain merchandise.DOLLAR CHEX will be give onALL purchases (Except fuel oil, the Commercial and Industrial depts .) To Pay For FREE IN-THE-HOME ESTIMATES CALL ALPHA SALES REPRESENTATIVE AUBURN TU 5-2757 GRASS VALLEY 273-8461 NEVADA CITY 265-4503 EVENINGS 273-6110 NEVADA CITY GRASS VALLEY AUBURN SD some ti ni id isk ee oa cere ie Berne i : ae vik riueb in ibaminit ioral ier gti. te gecargycney €

IT'S BLOSSOM TIME...Peculiar blossoms for goringtiow in the Sierra foothills appeared this Weekend. Sugar Pine Lodge ( above ) on the highway between Grass Valley and Nevada City looked more like an Alpine lodge with a blanket of snow leading between the snow laden trees to the lodge itself. But speaking of snow-laden trees, those along Highway 20 (top, right ) were holding unusual masses of.the white powder as if to boast of the beauty of the only direct highway to Reno noted more for its scenery than its concrete. at White Cloud, And on that highway, ~ the picnic area signs and those telling of where to get fire permits were almost obscured by the drifts. .but not quite hidden. After all, and don't forget your permit. it is fire season, you know, .»NUGGET Photos “Legal Notice Legal Notice NEVADA UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will be . received by the Nevada ey ion High School District at the District Superintendent's office, 465 South Auburn Street, ornia, on the 17th day of ; May, 1961, uptothe hour of 4:30 o'clock P.M, on which date at the hour of 4:45 o'clock P.M. , in the meeting room of the said Board of Trustees, inthe Nevada Union High School, 340 Buena Vista Avenue, Grass Valley, California, the said proposal or bids shall be opened, and read for performing work as follows: Furnish all necessary drilling equipment together with all materials and labor and drilling, developing andtest pumping therewith:a satisfactory water well in accordance with these specifications. The following prin~ cipal items of work are included: drilling, casing, perforating, developing, test pum ping log and records, disposal of debris and final clean-up. No bid will be received unless it is made on a proposal form furnished by the District Board of Trustees. Each bid must be accompanied by cash, certified or Grass Valley, Calif. . School District reserves the ? . right to reject any or all bids, Nevada Union High } School District Gerald H. Gelatt Secretary of the Board of Trustees . Notice Published: ae May 3, 10, 1961 . i . . Saturday Scout Meet The annual Scout-O-Rama will be held Saturday in Roseville, at the Placer County Fair Grounds. Some 33 Boys Scout units Recreation Planned At Spaulding The PG&E has plans to developcamping, picnic, and boat launching facilities on the south shore of Lake Spaulding, according to S.L. Sibley, vice president of the company. Also scheduled for construc: tion this summer and eventualuse by the public free of charge are nine improved camp sites, parking space, access roads and rest rooms, The development is in line with a stepped up recreational program planned by the ; company for scenic lands in . its watershed, The lake lies north of high. way 40 and northeast of highway 20 at Bear Valley. cashiers check, or bidders . : bond made payable to the Nevada Union High School District for an amounter ! qual to fifty per cent(50%) ' of the value of the agreement. The successful bidder : shall also supply the Nevada . Union High School District -with a satisfactory perform. ance bond in the amount of fifty per cent (50%) of the value of the agreement. Such guarantee to be forfeited should the bidder to whom the contract is awarded fail to enter into the contract, In accordance with the provisions of Section 1770 of the Labor Code, the Nevada Union High School District has ascertained that the general prevailing rate of wages applicableto the work to be done are as follows: Classification Rate Per Hour Skilled Labor $3. 295 Semi Skilled Labor $3.145 Laborer $3.045 Saturdays one and onehalf times the above rate Sundays and Holidaysdouble time All bids areto be compared on the basis of the lump sum price bid for the work to be done. No bid will be accepted from a Contractor who has not been licensed in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 791, Statutes of 1929, as amended. Plans, specifications and . contract documents may be . obtained at the office of the District Superintendent, 465 South Auburn Street, Grass Valley, California. The Negada Union High 4-H (Cont. from Page 3) ' Jimmy Else, Linda Matson, David Lewi : ze, BobRoberts, and Charles . ' Whittles Russell Jonés, Larry Mat; son, Bruce Hamilton, John Lewis, Jim Tryon, Jim Brown, Willie Richard, and Linda Wood. Tom Adams, Richard Veale, Linda McDonald, Janie Trueblood, Marilyn Gates, Mary Richards, Betty Boss, Linda Bertoncini, Sarah Woerner, Karne Blake, Jeff Jones, Pamela Stortz, Kitty Meekins, Dorothy Kaunisto, Dan Poole, Diane Rolph, Frances Forsman, Jim Wyckoff, and Barbara Paul. Eddie Scofield, Sharon Betty Burcham, Mary Gover, Marianne Kennedy, Gail Winkle, Helen Wilcox, Christine Rossi, Carolyn Jones, Kathy White, Terry Meekins, Sue Coleman, Jer-. ry Magonigal, Janice Paul, Tom Rackerby, David Casper, and Sandra Stortz. Too Late

To Classify FOR SALE 1961 GMC truck, 4 speed long way with hiway cruiser, No taxes or license fee, $2850.00, terms. Call 2734180 or write 215 Squirrel Creek Rd, Grass Valley. + Wesley Schul. Personani, Cathy Fusek, are scheduledto attend, with a barbecue scheduled from 5 to7 p.m. Fishing Season To Open One of this area's renowned fishermen, William George, NUHS principal, predicts "one of the best openings in years" forthe start of the loifthe weather remains clear between now and then. George advises that due to the cold weather the fish will probably be down deep. He predicts that bait fishermen “should be out after the big ones” --and should land a fair share of them. ‘It's a little cold for dry flies," George says, “but wet flies andnymphs should bring in a few if the water is clear." What baittouse? Helgramites, he says knowingly, are still the favorite of the old-timers. George, it should be added, is strictly a fly fishermen. . It has been said he could wear a blindfold and cast a fly into the Black Hole of Calcutta and pull out a trout --even if there were no trout . in the vicinity. i cal trout season Saturday--. Before City Council Realtor Ray Jacobus will take his proposed ten acre shopping ¢enter on Main Street at . west edge of Grass Valleytp the city council again tonight to attempt to get commercial zoning. Jacobus received word Monday night from the county planners that the portion of the proposed center in the county does not now require a use permit. County planners said the builder would. need a use permit at the time of construction, mahggany or cherry finishes. $2799 TO GET FROM high. American walnut finish. Magnificent Magnavox priced instruments incorporate the dependable Magnavox full-transformer powered chassis with automatic picture and sound stabilizers, optically filtered 262 sin screen, plus superior Magnavox sound, The Cavalcade, on concealed swivel casters, is26 3/8" wide, 17"deep and 32” It is also available in Contemporary styling-dark MILLSCRAFT Marysville Highway Dial 273-3488 THE CAVALCADE 21, Model 2-MV152L in Traditional styling, ALL THE. DEPENDABLE PERFORMANCE YOU EXPECT These fine budget Also 23”..$248 t College To Hold On Base Classes At Beal Over 200 persons have already registered for the 18 classes, it was revealed today by Thomas S. Peppas, Yuba College, in cooperation with U.S. Air Force Officials, April 10 began a three-month series of “on Yuba College director of late base" classes at Beale Air afternoon and evening inForce Base. struction. ! TO HELP PAY YOUR DOCTOR and HOSPITAL BILLS WY Bese Saiaca, EL ORO i D THEATRE Pz''wed. -Sat. April 26th-29 THE GRASS IS GREENER Debra Kerr Cary Grant Robert Mitchum Plus THE SHAKEDOWN NO CANCELLATION of coverage because of age, physical condition or use of benefits! Sun. -Tues, Apr, 30th-Mar, 2 ALL HANDS ON DECK Sea kee For Full Details Today Contact TESS OF ohe STORM CURNOW HALLS INSURANCE ae sae 316 Broad St. Dial.265-4586 VIC BREUER’S WESTERN WEAR 143 Mill Street Grass Valley Phone 273-2991 Last Three Days ALPHA'S SHOWER of DOLLARS "12810 SALE DOLLAR CHEX Given On % ALPHA Cash Or Charge For every $10 in purchases ALPHA will give OFFERS Accounts you $1.00 in DOLLAR CHEX redeemable on FREE Hin the purchase of any item at any one of our REME retail stores-NEVADA CITY, GRASS VALLEY, Up To andAUBURN. .This will not be limited to 36 Months certain merchandise..DOLLAR CHEX will be give onALL purchases (Except fuel oil, the Commercial and Industrial depts .) To Pay For FREE IN-THE-HOME ESTIMATES CALL ALPHA SALES REPRESENTATIVE AUBURN TU 5-2757 GRASS VALLEY 273-8461 NEVADA CITY 265-4503 EVENINGS 273-6110 NEVADA CITY GRASS VALLEY AUBURN SD some ti ni id isk ee oa cere ie Berne i : ae vik riueb in ibaminit ioral ier gti. te gecargycney €