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Title: August 3, 1960 Collection Type: Newspapers Collection Name: Nevada County Nugget Published: August 3, 1960 Copyright: In the public domain or published before 1925 Physical Format: Newspaper # of Pages: 10 Download PDF: User Login Required Download OCR Text: User Login Required

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Original Held At: Doris Foley Library Location: 211 North Pine Street, Nevada City, CA 95959

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ing. On directly dialed long distance calls, some people. are a little startled when : pe they hear the operator come G INVESTMENT an on the line and ask for their INSURANCE BROKER number. On these calls, the ts 129 Mill Street number ‘you give is the ) Phone 273 Tals seven-digit number of the d Grass Valley i.e, 265-2199.” . : > He also emphasized that me for Time of Day dial 767prefix, Another point causing some difficulty to users of the new dial system is slow C~ dialing. Pausing “between dh digits to look up the num308 BROAD STREET ber again may cause the eae switching equipment to Nevada City “time out.” The result.. you have to start over. 265-4207 “Time limits are. gener“e a SE, — # BLOOD BROTHERS..Former Renoeite William G. Akers, a Fire-/i—s . man First Class on the attack Carrier U.S.S. HANCOCK, has three VA Vi TahciFe OF . admirers. Left toright, they are Michael Cunliff of San Lorenzo, Brian Joyce of Alameda, and Dennis Johnson of Oakland. All hemoophelia victims, then visited William and 500 of his shipmates on dN NEVADA COUNTY! the big carrier when the crew donated a like number of pints of blood for the Hemophelia. Foundation of Northern California July 12. The Alameda, California-based carrier departed from San FranciscoJuly 16 CURNOW HALLS for anextended tour with the U.S. Seventh Fleet in the Far East, and INSURANCE — its. crew made the gesture as a farewell gift to the U.S. This is the 316 Broad St. second consecutive year the HANCOCK crew has answered the 2 Foundation's call for aid. Akers is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Billy R. ida Sl Akers of 210 Coyote St. Nevada City, California. GUSHERT 9 ve esr aSePaerPes ee 4 STRING OF PEARLS 1,160 YARDS LONG could be purchased with the $2,320,000 in Timeplan Loans made last year by Bank of America branches in Nevada County. These loans enabled local people to buy a wide variety of products, services and to cope with financial emergencies — another important B of A service to your community! Lake View, California—first and foremost boom town in history GOLDEN MOMENTS i California history—thousands hit a new peak in prosperity when the great Lake View gusher blew in more than 60 years ago. 90,000 barrels a day! Ie California life—part and partner in [——7eg our modern prosperity is beer. Last year BK YA iy the Brewing Industry purchased over $7.5 Pod&QXe million worth of California farm products —one more reason why beer means better living for all in the “Golden State.” ty: UNITED STATES BREWERS FOUNDATION “anye* Chartered 1862 “HELPS TOURISTS A OVER IN EUROPE ae a ag A familiar sight “over there’ ts the man in trim light blue with CIT on his ; DIAL LIGHTS UPI hat. An accomplished linguist, his job . ™ Sent a dane is to see that travelers get safely to their hotels from airport, steamer pler or railroad station=and vice versa. LITTLE LEAGUE BALL TEAMS could be purchased with the more than $75,000 in cash prizes Sa —— awarded by Bank of America’s statewide 1960 Achievement Awards Sa PRUSSELS =z FRANGURT Program. To outstanding California high school students — including —————— SS = —— : i — Iso presented thousands of = PARIS = the ; ; 36 from this county alone BofAa P S chies where . <b pec harlot ra engraved trophies and certificates in recognition of scholastic stand= on hand to help make travel a pleasure = ing, citizenship and individual achievement. This beautiful extension phone is scarcely larger than your hand. Its modern styling goes anywhere in your ar And the on sy up! Coe S colors, costs MEETING LOCAL NEEDS is a Bank of America specialty. just pennies a day after a one-time charge—call our P A business office or ask your telephone service man, Each B of A branch is a local business, staffed by local People and dedicated to serving the best interests of its own community. Bank of ° America is the neighbor you can bank on! -@ Pacific Telephone : NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION © MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION