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Bill King New.
Henness Pass
Head
Bill King of Oakland was elected president of the Henness Pass
Highway Association for the upcoming year ata campfire meet~
ing held at Meadowlake Saturday
night.
Marge Moore of Grass Valley
waschosen vice president, while
Mary Calkins and Pauline Mullis,
both of Nevada City, were elected
secretary and treasurer respec~ . ,
tively.
Newly elected board members
were Bob Wyckoff and Dr. Roy
Stauffer, Nevada City; Pat Ingram and Delso Rapp, Grass Valley; George Brauns, Fresno and
Herman Kinney, Oakland.
Soine 20 vehicles and 100 per~
sons took part in the Association's
10th annual jeep trek across historic Henness Pass.
Secretaries
Eat Pasties
The local association of legal
secretaries held a pasty and swimming party last Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Ruth Page in Grass
Valley. Seventeen members and
nine guests attended.
Mrs, Ginger Marquard and Mrs.
Page were chosen to represent the
association at the Governor's
Conference to be held at the
Flamingo Motor Hotel in Santa
Rosa August 9, 10, 11.
Assisting the hostess at the party
were Erica Erickson, Rita Gillon,
Jane Micander, Carol Kennedy,
Vashti Merrifield, Melba Polglase and Georgine Wasley.
, 1963.. Page 3
Page 3.. The Nugget. . August 8
NEW PRESIDENT---Bill King of Oakland is the
newly elected president of the Henness Pass
Association for the upcoming year. King was
elected to his post at a campfire meeting held
Saturday at Meadowlake.
Bret Harte Inn
In Receivership
Retirement Fees
In County $25,900
Public expenditures for retire Manuel Wilson Hull and Marie
M. Hull, owners of the Bret Harte
ment of employees of Nevada
County reached $21,407 during
1961-62 andretirement expenditures for city employees within
the county reached $4,527 according to California Taxpayers’
Association studies of reports to
the State Controller. City and
c ounty retirement expenditures
combined totaled $25, 934 for this
year.
Approximately 90 per cent
‘of this country's business is
transacted through checking
accounts.
Central California
FEDERAL
SAVINGS
Federik Savugs buclarg
AUBURN “TU 56234
HOME
LOANS
Inn, filed bankruptcy petitions
July 23 under Chapter 11 which
will allow the continued operation under receivership.
Areceivershipwill be appointed by the creditors.
VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME atthe STUDIOS of
DESSIEthePOTTER,
Empire Mine Gardens, G.V.
Phone 273-4941
anne
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GIFT of JEWELRY
from this store
Phone
Grass () Vailey
ewelers
Since 1875
124 MILLST. GRASSVALLEY:
273-3039
131-W-863
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See Your Reddy Recommended Dealer
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Pacific Gas and Electric Company