April 3, 1963 (10 pages)

Nevada County NUGGET. -Wednesday, ‘April 3, SRT et SS ies eae abs 1963. ty is 1° Women’s Auxiliary . of Offers San Francisce . of As Contest Prize . ‘. GRASS VALLEY---The-women's auxiliary of the Sierra of Nevada Memorial Hospital. has announced plans for this year's "Giant Weekend", Tickets are available for ° the May 1 drawing, the winner of which will receive an all-expense paid weekend in San Francisco, This includes for two persons, two nights atthe St. Francis, tickets to a Giant-Dodger game, and dinner at Trader Vic's, plus $50 in cash for transportation, meals, and tips. Tickets are available from the 100 members of the Auxiliary who are accepting donations or at the Bon Allure in Grass Valley or the Alpha in. Nevada City. Proceeds from the donations will help to purchase needed equipment for the see SNMH. In the past the auxetic iliary has bought over $5, 000 worth of such equipment. aQannsdras 7 3 eo we bit“ A Nt len ee: PN es.” le, . ae oo THE a . ji Elks FREE ESTIMATES ———=== TOWN TALK se 265-2570 . parade. "They don't pinch my toes" says Sharon Brattin, right as she shows Junie Harney the slippers she will wear oe ‘. when the two Nevada Union High School : n . models display formals suitable for the . Senior Ball at the 8th annual Jaycette Fashion Show tobe held inthe Grass Valley Lddge at 8 PM Friday. CARNIVAL---Junie and Jacci Harney and Sharon Brattin (left to right) get in the carnival spirit as they prepare for their * parts in The Jaycette Carnival of Fashions. Nearly 30 models will display fashions : for both menand women during the fashion Margie Allstot is chairman and ) Claire O'Brien is co chairman. Members discussed the coming United Federation convention, to be held in Los Angeles Aug. 14-18, Most of the members of the club will attend, Mrs. Dorothy Nesbit of Tahoe City and Mrs. Eva s Garden and Art Center, ; nto at w hich time Mrs. Jeannie Wilson of Sacmento was voted in as an honorary member for the pny favors she had done 5 club. Mrs. Lenore Coughlin of Nevada City and Mrs. Gladys Martin of Sacramento were chosen by the club as possible judges of the antique doll section of the 1963-State acran Mrs. Georgia Dupsyk of Sacramento gave interesting data on American made dolls. Mrs. Patty Marchal showed colored slides, and each member brought an . Sccoans Letters : TO CORINTHIA. Dear Corinthia: I just had to write and tell you that my brother is learning tobe a Boy Scout. Last month he joined the Bat Patrol and mother bought him a new green uniform and sneakers and a handbook that tells all about how to be a Boy Scout. I read part of the book and it tells that when you are a scout the forests and fields, rivers and lakes are your playground. The book also shows how to tie knots, build fires without matches and how to win lots of merit badges. My brother hasn't won any merit badges yet but he did cut his finger opening a can of dog food with his new scout knife. Daddy looked at the cut and said it wasn't very deep at all but this was probably because my brother was still only a Tenderfoot. The patrol meetings are every Tuesday night and usually the meetings are at Looey's place. My brother says he likes it when they meet at Looey's place because Looey's mother serves cookies and punch while they play pool on Looey's pooltable. My brother's pal Randy is the best pool shooter and I guess that is why he is the patrol leader. My father says that he thought that scouts were supposed to go on hikes and tie knots and get bitten by snakes and contract bad cases of poison ivy and things like that, My brother says that what daddy was thinking about was Scout-Craft but that they had all decided to wait until summer for that. Until then they are learning how to report fires on the telephone and to tie bowlines and square-knots, My brother says that they are also doing a lot of thinking about doing some good turns. He showed daddy where his scout book says that an honestto-goodness live-wire patrol does plenty of things on its own. Their very first project is to save up enough money to buy three more cues for Looey's pool table. Atthe last meeting my brother learned the patrol call which is the cry of the patrol animal. Hecan now make sounds like a bat, which I can tell you, Corinthia, is pretty awful. Daddy says he figures from what he can learn of the patrol's activities, their patrol call should bethesound of a cue-ball dropping into a corner pocket and he has given my brother credit for seven good turns just for not practicing his bat calls around the house, Next Saturday night theBat Patrolis having a special “cook-out” at our place. They are going to build a fire in our fireplace and roast weinies and marshmallows and watch Bonanza on T.V. My father said he could see the wisdom of the patrol deciding to watch Bonanza becauseBonanza was all about forests and fields and outdoor life and the patrol could learn a lot from programs like that. I don't think mother is too enthusiastic about this “cook-out” weinies and marshmallows getting on the carpet, but do you know something, Corinthia? Daddy is real enthusiastic. He told my brother he thought that there was nothing finer than for a group of fellows to sit around their own campfire and cook their own food and sing and laugh together in real comradeship. Daddy said he was really glad to see my brother developing into a real outdoor type he-man. Mother's only answer to all this was that she was sure ‘that there was more than one bat around our place and that they could both do her a good turn by going down town-and practice helping little old ladies across the street or something. I think I know what she was driving at, Corinthia. don't you, _As always, hasan ! Robert Robinson . On Landing Ship USS CATAMOUNT---Robert D. Robinson, shiptitter fireman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson of North Columbia is serving aboard the dock landing ship USS Catamount. ; The Catamount is used to ; land troops and equipment on i invasion beaches. It perio. dically deploys to the Far { East for duty with the sebbnth ee ea ok eed ne Outstanding Values Beautiful 9° x 12’ Rugs!! (only) Mohawk ‘Castleton’ a Fleet. WK rhe Se FASHIONABLE the fantastic price of $49.95 CHOICE. . Assortment of colors and pat; terns from which to choose, Willowy silhouette, }] ACT NOW while this offer wonderful color and restrained detail make this dress important, and righ for new-season cocktail parties and other dress-up lasts. Also, Mohawk All-Nylon Forersaner9' X 12 "rugs at $79.95 (available other rug sizes and wall-to-wall. ) Designed to withstand tough punishment, easy care and beauty that lasts for years. Forerunner comes in a range to exquisite styles. at occasions. Ribbed rayon and silk in dune beige, Ostia green, Riviera turquoise with matching lace trim on bodice. $14.95 Bon Allure 141 Mill St. , Grass Valley Jim Heather FLOOR COVERING 233 Mill St., . Ph. 273-6028 =. + « ~ Grass Valley Enjoy ContinentalCharm in the center of SAN FRANCISCO'S Theater, . . Shopping. Business District San Francisco's only garden hotel delights you with all the amenities of fine living. Individually: styled guest rooms. Unique Garden Restaurant patio individually heated for year-around outdoor dining. dinner dancing under the-stars. Coffee House. 24-hour Garage Service. Transportation at door ‘Murray Lehr, Managing. Director Tariff from $8 Write direct or see your Trayel Agent. Reservations: GRaystone 4 6464 Teletype: OA520 in OAKLAND: The Clenemont Holel BERKELEY Ca liforn ia Lenore Goudie Chosen As Potential Doll Judge Leys of Roseville were guests. . because I am sure she is thinking about , decorations were arranged by Mrs, Esther Stocks of Grass Valley and Mrs. Myrtle Mc A U Donald of Wolf Road, AuAmerican made doll to discuss and show to the other members. American made dolls on display included old papier mache dolls by Greiner uptothe present day dolls by Madame Alexander and others. . St. Patricks ornaments mingled with the theme flower, camellias. Table ng Furniture Fashion In The French Provincial AcpHa . we French Provincial Sofa = A perfect example of the elegance that can be yours at ALPHA.. Shaped back, handsomely styled, two cushions, full 80" long tufted back, stub arms. Extremely high styled cover in lovely beige tone. only $249. 50 3 Piece French Provincial Bedroom Group The elegant flair of French Provincial in your bedroom Includes 6-drawer dresser and matching mirror. Full size bed. Rich antique white with gold finish. Hardwood construction, Dove-tailed, center guided and dustonly $182.45 proof dresser drawers. Come in and see these superb creations. Choose from the largest selection of lamps ever offered by ALPHA. Modern, traditional and colonial styles. Medium, talland very tall lamps for every purpose, Every one is designed to give a look of luxurious elegance to any room in your home. See them now. Pick up your free ticket THURSDAY night for the monthly $20 Nevada City drawing .-AND pickup your "What's My Number?" ticket, too. Winners each week and month. We Give Thursday S&H Night Til 9 Green eo:

Nevada County NUGGET. -Wednesday, ‘April 3, SRT et SS ies eae abs 1963.. ty is 1° Women’s Auxiliary . of Offers San Francisce . of As Contest Prize . ‘. GRASS VALLEY---The-women's auxiliary of the Sierra of Nevada Memorial Hospital. has announced plans for this year's "Giant Weekend", Tickets are available for ° the May 1 drawing, the winner of which will receive an all-expense paid weekend in San Francisco, This includes for two persons, two nights atthe St. Francis, tickets to a Giant-Dodger game, and dinner at Trader Vic's, plus $50 in cash for transportation, meals, and tips. Tickets are available from the 100 members of the Auxiliary who are accepting donations or at the Bon Allure in Grass Valley or the Alpha in. Nevada City. Proceeds from the donations will help to purchase needed equipment for the see SNMH. In the past the auxetic iliary has bought over $5, 000 worth of such equipment. aQannsdras 7 3 eo we bit“ A Nt len ee: PN es.” le, . ae oo THE a . ji Elks FREE ESTIMATES ———=== TOWN TALK se 265-2570 . parade. "They don't pinch my toes" says Sharon Brattin, right as she shows Junie Harney the slippers she will wear oe ‘. when the two Nevada Union High School : n . models display formals suitable for the . Senior Ball at the 8th annual Jaycette Fashion Show tobe held inthe Grass Valley Lddge at 8 PM Friday. CARNIVAL---Junie and Jacci Harney and Sharon Brattin (left to right) get in the carnival spirit as they prepare for their * parts in The Jaycette Carnival of Fashions. Nearly 30 models will display fashions : for both menand women during the fashion Margie Allstot is chairman and ) Claire O'Brien is co chairman. Members discussed the coming United Federation convention, to be held in Los Angeles Aug. 14-18, Most of the members of the club will attend, Mrs. Dorothy Nesbit of Tahoe City and Mrs. Eva s Garden and Art Center, ; nto at w hich time Mrs. Jeannie Wilson of Sacmento was voted in as an honorary member for the pny favors she had done 5 club. Mrs. Lenore Coughlin of Nevada City and Mrs. Gladys Martin of Sacramento were chosen by the club as possible judges of the antique doll section of the 1963-State acran Mrs. Georgia Dupsyk of Sacramento gave interesting data on American made dolls. Mrs. Patty Marchal showed colored slides, and each member brought an . Sccoans Letters : TO CORINTHIA. Dear Corinthia: I just had to write and tell you that my brother is learning tobe a Boy Scout. Last month he joined the Bat Patrol and mother bought him a new green uniform and sneakers and a handbook that tells all about how to be a Boy Scout. I read part of the book and it tells that when you are a scout the forests and fields, rivers and lakes are your playground. The book also shows how to tie knots, build fires without matches and how to win lots of merit badges. My brother hasn't won any merit badges yet but he did cut his finger opening a can of dog food with his new scout knife. Daddy looked at the cut and said it wasn't very deep at all but this was probably because my brother was still only a Tenderfoot. The patrol meetings are every Tuesday night and usually the meetings are at Looey's place. My brother says he likes it when they meet at Looey's place because Looey's mother serves cookies and punch while they play pool on Looey's pooltable. My brother's pal Randy is the best pool shooter and I guess that is why he is the patrol leader. My father says that he thought that scouts were supposed to go on hikes and tie knots and get bitten by snakes and contract bad cases of poison ivy and things like that, My brother says that what daddy was thinking about was Scout-Craft but that they had all decided to wait until summer for that. Until then they are learning how to report fires on the telephone and to tie bowlines and square-knots, My brother says that they are also doing a lot of thinking about doing some good turns. He showed daddy where his scout book says that an honestto-goodness live-wire patrol does plenty of things on its own. Their very first project is to save up enough money to buy three more cues for Looey's pool table. Atthe last meeting my brother learned the patrol call which is the cry of the patrol animal. Hecan now make sounds like a bat, which I can tell you, Corinthia, is pretty awful. Daddy says he figures from what he can learn of the patrol's activities, their patrol call should bethesound of a cue-ball dropping into a corner pocket and he has given my brother credit for seven good turns just for not practicing his bat calls around the house, Next Saturday night theBat Patrolis having a special “cook-out” at our place. They are going to build a fire in our fireplace and roast weinies and marshmallows and watch Bonanza on T.V. My father said he could see the wisdom of the patrol deciding to watch Bonanza becauseBonanza was all about forests and fields and outdoor life and the patrol could learn a lot from programs like that. I don't think mother is too enthusiastic about this “cook-out” weinies and marshmallows getting on the carpet, but do you know something, Corinthia? Daddy is real enthusiastic. He told my brother he thought that there was nothing finer than for a group of fellows to sit around their own

campfire and cook their own food and sing and laugh together in real comradeship. Daddy said he was really glad to see my brother developing into a real outdoor type he-man. Mother's only answer to all this was that she was sure ‘that there was more than one bat around our place and that they could both do her a good turn by going down town-and practice helping little old ladies across the street or something. I think I know what she was driving at, Corinthia. don't you, _As always, hasan ! Robert Robinson . On Landing Ship USS CATAMOUNT---Robert D. Robinson, shiptitter fireman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson of North Columbia is serving aboard the dock landing ship USS Catamount. ; The Catamount is used to ; land troops and equipment on i invasion beaches. It perio. dically deploys to the Far { East for duty with the sebbnth ee ea ok eed ne Outstanding Values Beautiful 9° x 12’ Rugs!! (only) Mohawk ‘Castleton’ a Fleet. WK rhe Se FASHIONABLE the fantastic price of $49.95 CHOICE.. . Assortment of colors and pat; terns from which to choose, Willowy silhouette, }] ACT NOW while this offer wonderful color and restrained detail make this dress important, and righ for new-season cocktail parties and other dress-up lasts. Also, Mohawk All-Nylon Forersaner9' X 12 "rugs at $79.95 (available other rug sizes and wall-to-wall. ) Designed to withstand tough punishment, easy care and beauty that lasts for years. Forerunner comes in a range to exquisite styles. at occasions. Ribbed rayon and silk in dune beige, Ostia green, Riviera turquoise with matching lace trim on bodice. $14.95 Bon Allure 141 Mill St. , Grass Valley Jim Heather FLOOR COVERING 233 Mill St., . Ph. 273-6028 =. + « ~ Grass Valley Enjoy ContinentalCharm in the center of SAN FRANCISCO'S Theater, . . Shopping.. Business District San Francisco's only garden hotel delights you with all the amenities of fine living. Individually: styled guest rooms. Unique Garden Restaurant patio individually heated for year-around outdoor dining.. dinner dancing under the-stars. Coffee House. 24-hour Garage Service. Transportation at door ‘Murray Lehr, Managing. Director Tariff from $8 Write direct or see your Trayel Agent. Reservations: GRaystone 4 6464 Teletype: OA520 in OAKLAND: The Clenemont Holel BERKELEY Ca liforn ia Lenore Goudie Chosen As Potential Doll Judge Leys of Roseville were guests. . because I am sure she is thinking about , decorations were arranged by Mrs, Esther Stocks of Grass Valley and Mrs. Myrtle Mc A U Donald of Wolf Road, AuAmerican made doll to discuss and show to the other members. American made dolls on display included old papier mache dolls by Greiner uptothe present day dolls by Madame Alexander and others. . St. Patricks ornaments mingled with the theme flower, camellias. Table ng Furniture Fashion In The French Provincial AcpHa . we French Provincial Sofa = A perfect example of the elegance that can be yours at ALPHA... Shaped back, handsomely styled, two cushions, full 80" long tufted back, stub arms. Extremely high styled cover in lovely beige tone. only $249. 50 3 Piece French Provincial Bedroom Group The elegant flair of French Provincial in your bedroom Includes 6-drawer dresser and matching mirror. Full size bed. Rich antique white with gold finish. Hardwood construction, Dove-tailed, center guided and dustonly $182.45 proof dresser drawers. Come in and see these superb creations. Choose from the largest selection of lamps ever offered by ALPHA. Modern, traditional and colonial styles. Medium, talland very tall lamps for every purpose, Every one is designed to give a look of luxurious elegance to any room in your home. See them now. Pick up your free ticket THURSDAY night for the monthly $20 Nevada City drawing ..-AND pickup your "What's My Number?" ticket, too. Winners each week and month. We Give Thursday S&H Night Til 9 Green eo: