April 26, 1967 (32 pages)

ee cee ee eee ee Bh See: te ee a ee ae eee ai PERIODICALS. SECT CAL ST LIBRARY & ores sf a PA CRATER GDS OEE AE : Serving the communities of Nevada City, 3 ges Red Dog, Town Talk, Glenbrook. Little York, Cherokee, M Flat, Sweetland, Ser Omega, French Corral, Rough and R , Graniteville, North San Juan, North Bloomfield, Humbug, sg a eins goed eet Meadows, Cedar Ridge, Union Hi Peardale, Summit City, W alloupa, G Lime Kiln, Coenen Wolf, Christmas lat, Grizzly . Ey. . ille, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Columbia, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat, Sebastepel, Oughe: Hut ewtown, Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore's Flat, O‘Auneny ean eae ve ae para yo = Flat, Remington Hill, Anthony House, Delirium Tremens. ae Volume 42 Number 17. 10 Cents Per Copy Published Wednesdays . April 26, 1967 Seven Hills School essay contest winners, l. tor., Janet Conant, Sally Sims and Susan Odom. Clinton Lee, Junior Deacon, and Howard Keene, Secretary and Past Master of the Masonic Lodge represented the Masons who have sponsored Public Schools Week for the past 47 years. Public Schoo! Week Essay Contest Winners The winners of the annual "Public Schools Week" essay contest eachreceived acash prize anda beautifully hand-. lettered papyrus cértificate at Seven Hills School's "Open House Night™"-on April 24, The theme this year was "Insure America's Puture Knowand Support Our Public Schools". The winners in the 8th grade were Collene McGrathfirst, Sheila Mc Cafferty second, and Nancy Emersonthird.In the 7th grade it was Susan Odom = first, Philip Browning second, and Robert Wojcik third. In the 6th grade Sally Sims placed first,Ann RasEnjoy i CHANNELS Cable TV 54.95 per month -mussen was second and Janet Wyckoff was third.In the 5th grade the winners were Janet Conant first, Karl Jensen = second, ~ and Robert Readerthird. The four first place winners reaa their essays to a large crowd sprinkled with proud parents of the contest winners. The prizes were pre= ’ sented by three officers of Nevada Lodge No. 13 F.& A. M,, Bill Lambert-Master, J]. Howard Keene= Secretary, and Clinton Lee Junior Dea con. Nevada County Rainfall Gauge Nevada,\City _ Max, Min, Rainfall 47 32 4 49 . 29 243 21 47 32 ait 22 46 31 13 23 43 33 246 24 47 31 e 9 25 45 33 10 Apr, 19 20 must 4 H ‘Jtivers snow deer religion food freedom golden gods Hippie’s Plans For Local Be In’ Revealed Rumors that a "Beatnick" or Hippie invasion is pending this spring have some foundation in fact it was learned by the Nugget this week, A proclamation was issued by the Diggers, one of the more organized groups of San Francisco’s Hip set, ge, Bw time ian place for the first "Be In" in Nevada County, The p Malakoff State Park, the date, April 22, The weather must have discouraged a major turnout for only five pilgrims appeared but more may be on the way. The pro=clamation invited the brethern to stay the summer and beyond. way beyond, The proclamation is printed below in its ontirety and if it can be taken at face value it is a poetic expression of one way to enjoy the beautiful mountains that surround us. Two paragraphs contain certain lines that are intriguing and give a very. descriptive view of what kind of a summer the socalled hippies envision in the hills, ",.,.Free, flower ladies, sacraments, love, pine trees, lakes, children, flowers, herbs, snow, deer, religion, food, freedom,." more practical ring but retains the same sense of uphoric communion with nature, thus: “Bring, tents, food, love, camping equipment, equipment, carpenters, axes, hammers, nails, shovels, wooden flutes, drums, lumber." The hippie idea of summer camping is poetic if not practical and the picture of Digger work parties being accompanied by wooden flutes and drums does have a picturesque ring to it, Harriet Walsh of the hotel in Washington has not had any contact with the hippies yet and neither has Douglas Ribble of the River Rest grocery store, Eric Leffingwell, the Ranger in Bloom_ field, could not be contacted before press time for a statement, In any casé,the invasiondoes not appeartohave begun in earnest, state hippies should. not enjoy them as much. as other citizen as ion as they observe the same rules and itions that others dire PROCLAMATION Returning Returning Returning Your Brothers and Sisters are returning Tribes of Love and Peace returning to nature for a Human Be In on April 22 Beginning in the Malakoff Diggings State Park north of Nevada City, California And continuning through the Summer continuing through the Fall and continuing. . Free Flower ladies sacraments love Pine trees lakes children flowers herbs mountain men ghost towns sun trout and godesses Bring ‘ : jtents food love camping equipment fishing and hunting equipment carpenters axes hammers nails saws shovels wooden flutes drums lumber survival manuals Live within your national forests rotect and worship them Love within them Donate help and material at the Diggers Office Gestetnered by The Communication Company (UPS) The other line has a . Russell “Rusty” Jones Fourth Win For Jones Saturday, April 22; in Roseville, Russell "Rusty" Jones won the Lions District Student Speakers" contest, This is the fourth win for Rusty having won at the club level, zone level, and regional level, He received two large trophies, one forhis school the N,U.H.S,, as a pepetual Siar caren ig represent Lions Clubs from’ Davis to Downieville. : area, He will compete at the El Mirador Hotel on June 8 for Area Contest which isthe semifinals, The finals will be in Santa Barbara on June 17,1967, Rusty is the son of Mr, and Mrs, Beuford Jones on Banner Road, His father was present to see his son win this very important event, Mrs, Ruth Cardin, Rusty's speech teacher at N, U. was also present, Although she sat in the audience, she was greatly responsible forthe many hours of work and coaching for the outcome, The Lions, Elton "Bub" Tobiassen and Roman Rozynski from the Nevada City Lions Club were also present to give“Rusty” support, Golf Tourney Prize List Grows & Grows NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET] PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NUGGET PUBLISHING CO., INC, 318 Broad Street, Nevada City California 95959 George R. Kane, Publisher Otis Gaylord, Editor Jon Doherty, Adv, Director Second class postage Paid at Nevada City, California, Adjudicated a legal newsPaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960, Decree = aon hy Pee Sihneliin tiie. ae a im EID A { Oe gee ee ee. one hea ee Corners An eee mee ‘Set " a ee ; No, 12, 406 Rainfall to date: 65, 22 » 12, 406, ‘ Y "49 > ' ye bscription Rates: Rainfall last year: 40,49 Nevada County's newest golf tournament is having trouble get Su : Call for 10 day ve ting off the ground as far as play is concerned but the prize list is one year, $3, 00; two : ni A Grass Valley growing by leaps and bounds, The Nevada County's Merchants yeetss Se. von FREE Trial— Max, Min, Rainfall Open Golf Tournéy time limit has been extended to May 13, EnStaff Photographer Apr. 19. 48 33 38 trants have until that date to complete 36 holes which can be , David Mills 20°39 31 227 played anytime, Players with a handicap may use the handicap 19 S 7 ermrra pr 49 _ Bin tien Sel te bel ee toh ak M t the Nevada PRIZE. WINNING 3 09 The awards dinner wi e of May at the z NEWSP ABLE TV : < . 84 City Elks Hall with a social hour at 7:00 p,m, and dinner beginof the APER bl ning at 8:00, ‘ 639 Nevada City Highway 25 46 ro ; a Over fifty merchants have donated prizes with a total valuc CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER . Rainfall last year: 40, 32 = ; eg ee Ne

ee cee ee eee ee Bh See: te ee a ee ae eee ai PERIODICALS. SECT CAL ST LIBRARY & ores sf a PA CRATER GDS OEE AE : Serving the communities of Nevada City, 3 ges Red Dog, Town Talk, Glenbrook. Little York, Cherokee, M Flat, Sweetland, Ser Omega, French Corral, Rough and R , Graniteville, North San Juan, North Bloomfield, Humbug, sg a eins goed eet Meadows, Cedar Ridge, Union Hi Peardale, Summit City, W alloupa, G Lime Kiln, Coenen Wolf, Christmas lat, Grizzly . Ey. . ille, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Columbia, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat, Sebastepel, Oughe: Hut ewtown, Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore's Flat, O‘Auneny ean eae ve ae para yo = Flat, Remington Hill, Anthony House, Delirium Tremens. ae Volume 42 Number 17. 10 Cents Per Copy Published Wednesdays . April 26, 1967 Seven Hills School essay contest winners, l. tor., Janet Conant, Sally Sims and Susan Odom. Clinton Lee, Junior Deacon, and Howard Keene, Secretary and Past Master of the Masonic Lodge represented the Masons who have sponsored Public Schools Week for the past 47 years. Public Schoo! Week Essay Contest Winners The winners of the annual "Public Schools Week" essay contest eachreceived acash prize anda beautifully hand-. lettered papyrus cértificate at Seven Hills School's "Open House Night™"-on April 24, The theme this year was "Insure America's Puture Knowand Support Our Public Schools". The winners in the 8th grade were Collene McGrathfirst, Sheila Mc Cafferty second, and Nancy Emersonthird.In the 7th grade it was Susan Odom = first, Philip Browning second, and Robert Wojcik third. In the 6th grade Sally Sims placed first,Ann RasEnjoy i CHANNELS Cable TV 54.95 per month -mussen was second and Janet Wyckoff was third.In the 5th grade the winners were Janet Conant first, Karl Jensen = second, ~ and Robert Readerthird. The four first place winners reaa their essays to a large crowd sprinkled with proud parents of the contest winners. The prizes were pre= ’ sented by three officers of Nevada Lodge No. 13 F.& A. M,, Bill Lambert-Master, J]. Howard Keene= Secretary, and Clinton Lee Junior Dea con. Nevada County Rainfall Gauge Nevada,\City _ Max, Min, Rainfall 47 32 4 49 . 29 243 21 47 32 ait 22 46 31 13 23 43 33 246 24 47 31 e 9 25 45 33 10 Apr, 19 20 must 4 H ‘Jtivers snow deer religion food freedom golden gods Hippie’s Plans For Local Be In’ Revealed Rumors that a "Beatnick" or Hippie invasion is pending this spring have some foundation in fact it was learned by the Nugget this week, A proclamation was issued by the Diggers, one of the more organized groups of San Francisco’s Hip set, ge, Bw time ian place for the first "Be In" in Nevada County, The p Malakoff State Park, the date, April 22, The weather must have discouraged a major turnout for only five pilgrims appeared but more may be on the way. The pro=clamation invited the brethern to stay the summer and beyond.. way beyond, The proclamation is printed below in its ontirety and if it can be taken at face value it is a poetic expression of one way to enjoy the beautiful mountains that surround us. Two paragraphs contain certain lines that are intriguing and give a very. descriptive view of what kind of a summer the socalled hippies envision in the hills, ",.,.Free, flower ladies, sacraments, love, pine trees, lakes, children, flowers, herbs, snow, deer, religion, food, freedom,.." more practical ring but retains the same sense of uphoric communion with nature, thus: “Bring, tents, food, love, camping equipment, equipment, carpenters, axes, hammers, nails, shovels, wooden flutes, drums, lumber.." The hippie idea of summer camping is poetic if not practical and the picture of Digger work parties being accompanied by

wooden flutes and drums does have a picturesque ring to it, Harriet Walsh of the hotel in Washington has not had any contact with the hippies yet and neither has Douglas Ribble of the River Rest grocery store, Eric Leffingwell, the Ranger in Bloom_ field, could not be contacted before press time for a statement, In any casé,the invasiondoes not appeartohave begun in earnest, state hippies should. not enjoy them as much. as other citizen as ion as they observe the same rules and itions that others dire PROCLAMATION Returning Returning Returning Your Brothers and Sisters are returning Tribes of Love and Peace returning to nature for a Human Be In on April 22 Beginning in the Malakoff Diggings State Park north of Nevada City, California And continuning through the Summer continuing through the Fall and continuing. .. Free Flower ladies sacraments love Pine trees lakes children flowers herbs mountain men ghost towns sun trout and godesses Bring ‘ : jtents food love camping equipment fishing and hunting equipment carpenters axes hammers nails saws shovels wooden flutes drums lumber survival manuals Live within your national forests rotect and worship them Love within them Donate help and material at the Diggers Office Gestetnered by The Communication Company (UPS) The other line has a . Russell “Rusty” Jones Fourth Win For Jones Saturday, April 22; in Roseville, Russell "Rusty" Jones won the Lions District Student Speakers" contest, This is the fourth win for Rusty having won at the club level, zone level, and regional level, He received two large trophies, one forhis school the N,U.H.S,, as a pepetual Siar caren ig represent Lions Clubs from’ Davis to Downieville. : area, He will compete at the El Mirador Hotel on June 8 for Area Contest which isthe semifinals, The finals will be in Santa Barbara on June 17,1967, Rusty is the son of Mr, and Mrs, Beuford Jones on Banner Road, His father was present to see his son win this very important event, Mrs, Ruth Cardin, Rusty's speech teacher at N, U. was also present, Although she sat in the audience, she was greatly responsible forthe many hours of work and coaching for the outcome, The Lions, Elton "Bub" Tobiassen and Roman Rozynski from the Nevada City Lions Club were also present to give“Rusty” support, Golf Tourney Prize List Grows & Grows NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET] PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NUGGET PUBLISHING CO., INC, 318 Broad Street, Nevada City California 95959 George R. Kane, Publisher Otis Gaylord, Editor Jon Doherty, Adv, Director Second class postage Paid at Nevada City, California, Adjudicated a legal newsPaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960, Decree = aon hy Pee Sihneliin tiie. ae a im EID A { Oe gee ee ee. one hea ee Corners An eee mee ‘Set " a ee ; No, 12, 406 Rainfall to date: 65, 22 » 12, 406, ‘ Y "49 > ' ye bscription Rates: Rainfall last year: 40,49 Nevada County's newest golf tournament is having trouble get Su : Call for 10 day ve ting off the ground as far as play is concerned but the prize list is one year, $3, 00; two : ni A Grass Valley growing by leaps and bounds, The Nevada County's Merchants yeetss Se. von FREE Trial— Max, Min, Rainfall Open Golf Tournéy time limit has been extended to May 13, EnStaff Photographer Apr. 19. 48 33 38 trants have until that date to complete 36 holes which can be , David Mills 20°39 31 227 played anytime, Players with a handicap may use the handicap 19 S 7 ermrra pr 49 _ Bin tien Sel te bel ee toh ak M t the Nevada PRIZE. WINNING 3 09 The awards dinner wi e of May at the z NEWSP ABLE TV : < . 84 City Elks Hall with a social hour at 7:00 p,m, and dinner beginof the APER bl ning at 8:00, ‘ 639 Nevada City Highway 25 46 ro ; a Over fifty merchants have donated prizes with a total valuc CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER . Rainfall last year: 40, 32 = ; eg ee Ne