August 23, 1972 (12 pages)

PERITODI CAL. SACTO. NEVADA COUNTY NGG Cit , Red . Dos, Town Talk, Glenbrook. Little York, Cherokee, Mooney Flat, Sweetland, Alpha, oo French Corral, Rough and Ready, Graniteville, North “ashingt on, Blue Tent, LaBarr Meadows, Cedar Ridge, Union Hill, Peardale, Summit City, W allou ity, Selby Flat, Grissie . Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Columbia. Coli mhia Hill. Brandy Flat Flat, Bridgep 2, Birchville, Moore’s Flat, Orleans Flat, Remington Hill, ‘Anthony House, Delirium Tremens. Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass Vall: San Juan, North Bloomfield, greg Relief Hill, Hill, vat fg Sailor Flat, Leke C CALS SECTION ST. LIBRARY Cal. 95814 Willow Ve NUMBER 80 (5-16-73 Gouge Eye, Lime Kiln, Chicago Park, Wolf, Christmas pa, ge Bye, ker Hill, lat. Sebastan-? 23, 1972 Jim Rogers is qualifier Jim Rogers has shown his speed on a bicycle to dozens of racers within the past few months, winning all but two races he has entered since winning the Father's Day race in Nevada City in June. Jim, the 15-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Rogers of Nevada City, won the Father's Day race for intermediate riders and a half a dozen races since. He won in Chico on Saturday and Sacramento on Sunday, to name the last two he has entered. Jim didn't win among the intermediates in the state championships but he did qualify to represent California in the nationals; to be held in Wisconsin this month, Ron Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Miller and also an intermediate racer but younger than Jim, has taken over the third spot. Ron has come in third in six or more races recently, including the Chico and Sacramento races of a week ago SEE OUR DISPLAY OF Recreational VEHICLES AT THE COUNTY FAIR: IMEIER Chev.-Olds Hiway 49 at Brunswick Rd. Grass Valley — 273-9535 MON. thru SAT. — 8 to 6 VOLUME 49 10 Cents A Copy Published Wednesdays, Nevadq City’ Aug. Jewelry, furniture artist They honeymooned romantically in Holland. . .living in an old windmill in a tiny hamlet on the outskirts of Amsterdam. Eban and Mina Haskell are now in Nevada City. . .remodeling a leasehold atop Tribulation Trail for their permanent home and Eban’s studio workshop. During their six months in Holland. . .they learned to ice skate and did a whole book-ful of interesting things; and, Eban took advantage also of two fine opportunities . . . he worked parttime for a prominent jeweler and some of the time in a cabinet maker’s shop. Eban, who has lived in Nevada City for a bit over three years, is gaining marked recognition of his designs in jewelry and for his stunning creations in custom furniture, So much so, in fact, that he has just this month walked off with second place in the jewelry division at Cal Expo! He also sells his works in gems and minerals and finegrained woods to outstanding dealers in Monterey, Carmel, San Francisco and Sacramento . to mention just a few of his primary outlets; and he has been seen in many shows of great prominence . including the well known Crocker Art Gallery in Sacramento and the national , tour of “Goldsmiths ’70.”" A one man show of his fine furniture is in the planning for the Crock. er Art Gallery . and, he is to teach a class in jewelry design and construction at the evening school bySierraCollege at NUHS next spring. Eban’s father is a jeweler and it was from him that Eban’s talent and artistry was sparked into a full-time profession. His earlier work in restoration of . antique furnture prompted his in'‘ terest in and enthusiasm for the . design of furniture, Of his vocational pursuits Eban says, **Many peope in Nevada City are wearing my jewelry and using my furniture . if I had a job I didn’t like these would be my hobbies. ’’ From earlier work in restoring antique furniture, . .and this was in San Francisco and *‘down home’? in Santa Barbara . came Eban’s idea _ that *‘someone must make the furniture of today that in generations to come will be the antiques of the future’? and so it has developed that his creative work in furniture for the strictly custom trade stunning pieces for home or office are all designed and built to last and last. These are the pieces that will be loved and cared for ever so gently by many generations. The Haskells are beautiful and exciting people .deeply involved in the~business of living and creating, Mina is creating a gracious and interesting home well does she know that age adds charm to things. other than cheese and wine! As the present remodeling turmoil dies down and she and Eban can settle into the business of living at No. 200 Tribulation Trail. . . it is Eban’sfertile imagination, his skilled and sensitive hands and trained artistry that will turn the place into a veritable hive of industry. Mina has called Nevada City *thome”’ all of her life. She is the daughter of Frank Van Vliet who is in charge of the evening classes offered by Sierra College at Nevada Union High School; and she works in the offices of Nevada County’s district attorney, Harold Berliner, If you are asking Eban to do a bit of jewelry or furniture for you somethinking about time soon . it would be well to phone 265-5798 and arrange an appointment. As he says. “it is absolutely necessary to have dialogue with people before I can design anything for them, I must know their ideas and philosophies in order to create shapes that will be pleasing and beautiful to them.’’ Haskell hospitality is cordial and warm, you will enjoy your meeting with Eban and Mina, You’ll find it difficult to leave for what you will find there will excite the senses and bring another dimension into your life, &

PERITODI CAL. SACTO. NEVADA COUNTY NGG Cit , Red . Dos, Town Talk, Glenbrook. Little York, Cherokee, Mooney Flat, Sweetland, Alpha, oo French Corral, Rough and Ready, Graniteville, North “ashingt on, Blue Tent, LaBarr Meadows, Cedar Ridge, Union Hill, Peardale, Summit City, W allou ity, Selby Flat, Grissie . Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Columbia. Coli mhia Hill. Brandy Flat Flat, Bridgep 2, Birchville, Moore’s Flat, Orleans Flat, Remington Hill, ‘Anthony House, Delirium Tremens. Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass Vall: San Juan, North Bloomfield, greg Relief Hill, Hill, vat fg Sailor Flat, Leke C CALS SECTION ST. LIBRARY Cal. 95814 Willow Ve NUMBER 80 (5-16-73 Gouge Eye, Lime Kiln, Chicago Park, Wolf, Christmas pa, ge Bye, ker Hill, lat. Sebastan-? 23, 1972 Jim Rogers is qualifier Jim Rogers has shown his speed on a bicycle to dozens of racers within the past few months, winning all but two races he has entered since winning the Father's Day race in Nevada City in June. Jim, the 15-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Rogers of Nevada City, won the Father's Day race for intermediate riders and a half a dozen races since. He won in Chico on Saturday and Sacramento on Sunday, to name the last two he has entered. Jim didn't win among the intermediates in the state championships but he did qualify to represent California in the nationals; to be held in Wisconsin this month, Ron Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Miller and also an intermediate racer but younger than Jim, has taken over the third spot. Ron has come in third in six or more races recently, including the Chico and Sacramento races of a week ago SEE OUR DISPLAY OF Recreational VEHICLES AT THE COUNTY FAIR: IMEIER Chev.-Olds Hiway 49 at Brunswick Rd. Grass Valley — 273-9535 MON. thru SAT. — 8 to 6 VOLUME 49 10 Cents A Copy Published Wednesdays, Nevadq City’ Aug. Jewelry, furniture artist They honeymooned romantically in Holland. . .living in an old windmill in a tiny hamlet on the outskirts of Amsterdam. Eban and Mina Haskell are now in Nevada City. . .remodeling a leasehold atop Tribulation Trail for their permanent home and Eban’s studio workshop. During their six months in Holland. . .they learned to ice skate and did a whole book-ful of interesting things; and, Eban took advantage also of two fine opportunities . . . he worked parttime for a prominent jeweler and some of the time in a cabinet maker’s shop. Eban, who has lived in Nevada City for a bit over three years, is gaining marked recognition of his designs in jewelry and for his stunning creations in custom furniture, So much so, in fact, that he has just this month walked off with second place in the jewelry division at Cal Expo! He also sells his works in gems and minerals and finegrained woods to outstanding

dealers in Monterey, Carmel, San Francisco and Sacramento . to mention just a few of his primary outlets; and he has been seen in many shows of great prominence .. including the well known Crocker Art Gallery in Sacramento and the national , tour of “Goldsmiths ’70.”" A one man show of his fine furniture is in the planning for the Crock. er Art Gallery .. and, he is to teach a class in jewelry design and construction at the evening school bySierraCollege at NUHS next spring. Eban’s father is a jeweler and it was from him that Eban’s talent and artistry was sparked into a full-time profession. His earlier work in restoration of . antique furnture prompted his in'‘ terest in and enthusiasm for the . design of furniture, Of his vocational pursuits Eban says, **Many peope in Nevada City are wearing my jewelry and using my furniture .. if I had a job I didn’t like these would be my hobbies. ’’ From earlier work in restoring antique furniture, . .and this was in San Francisco and *‘down home’? in Santa Barbara . came Eban’s idea _ that *‘someone must make the furniture of today that in generations to come will be the antiques of the future’? and so it has developed that his creative work in furniture for the strictly custom trade stunning pieces for home or office are all designed and built to last and last. These are the pieces that will be loved and cared for ever so gently by many generations. The Haskells are beautiful and exciting people ..deeply involved in the~business of living and creating, Mina is creating a gracious and interesting home well does she know that age adds charm to things. other than cheese and wine! As the present remodeling turmoil dies down and she and Eban can settle into the business of living at No. 200 Tribulation Trail. . . it is Eban’sfertile imagination, his skilled and sensitive hands and trained artistry that will turn the place into a veritable hive of industry. Mina has called Nevada City *thome”’ all of her life. She is the daughter of Frank Van Vliet who is in charge of the evening classes offered by Sierra College at Nevada Union High School; and she works in the offices of Nevada County’s district attorney, Harold Berliner, If you are asking Eban to do a bit of jewelry or furniture for you somethinking about time soon .. it would be well to phone 265-5798 and arrange an appointment. As he says.. “it is absolutely necessary to have dialogue with people before I can design anything for them, I must know their ideas and philosophies in order to create shapes that will be pleasing and beautiful to them.’’ Haskell hospitality is cordial and warm, you will enjoy your meeting with Eban and Mina, You’ll find it difficult to leave for what you will find there will excite the senses and bring another dimension into your life, &