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Collection: Newspapers > Nevada County Nugget

December 16, 1965 (24 pages)

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Parade Set For Friday Babe Childers and his famous booze cake came out on top Saturday ina spirited pasty competition among Twin Cities VIPs held in conjunction with the Liberal Arts antique and food sale in Nevada City. é MARILYN PELLO (left) and Wilma Abraham of Monday night and filed petitions for exceptionsto the county sub Alta Sierra Seven. mission and by the supervisors on appeal when it was found the map Cake. Although they had slaved over a hot stove all day and someone contest, the Booze Cake was failed to meet requirements of the new county road specific The tentative map had been ations, rejected previously by the com morning. cake the night before the big Planners Approve Subdivision Alta Sierra, after being turned down by the Planning Commission and by the Board of Supervisors, came back to the commission was to be eaten after the Booze or surpass his booze cake, Several picked up the gauntlet. : Nevada City Mayor Arch McPherson came up with a cul Grass judged the best of the batch, Childers acted“as the judge. Asked just what a booze cake was, Childersreplied, “Well, WORLD PRESS DISPATCHES Johnson Promises To 1954, eoe¢e¢ 8 @ For Viet Nam Peace In MOSCOW Premier Kosygin in an interview with James Reston of the New York Times accused " The U. S. will “exhaust every the U.S. of “creating an atmos Exhaust All Prospects prospect for peace. . . before other, phere conducive to war" in hard stepsare taken, ” Said President Johnson in a telephone Europe, killing defenseless people in Vietnam, and building up war message tothe AFL-CIO conventensions in the world, Kosygin , tion in SAN FRANCISCO, Obalso said that Russia wanted to servers felt that this pledge have good relations with the U.S. U.S. has not and wanted to learn to develop yet decided to bomb Hanoi, the technology and science and how to organize production from the indicates that the capital of North Vietnam, or the key port of Haiphong. _ American people, ees At ‘the LBJ Ranch in TEXAS, Roving Ambassador Averell Harricently interviewed North Vietmantoldnewsmen that it was his nam's President Ho Chi Minh, impression that the Soviet Union said in the Sunday Observer in would like to see the Vietnam LONDON that “the bombing of war end but could not take their country has united the North leadership in peace negotiations Vietnamese as nothing else could have done. ™ Greene said that because of its own split with Writer Felix Greene, who re the 17 million people of North Vietnam are “utterly confident" that they will win final victory Communist China, Peiping is accusing Russia of working for a solution of the war and Russia is over the U.S., partly because of trying to counter this accusation. NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET An all-white jury in Selma, ees Published Every Thursday By NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC. 318 Broad Street, Nevada City, Calif. Alfred E. Heller, Publisher Donald L. Hoagland, Editor. Second class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960, Decree No. 12,406. Subscription rates: One year, $4; Two years, $6; Three years, $8. kKkkkkkkKke 1964 MERIT CITATION FOR GENERAL EXCELLENCE. AWARDED BY CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION @ ee @ ALABAMA acquitted three white men accused of the killing of the Rev. James Reeb, a Unitarian minister from Boston, who was working in the voting rights struggle in Selma last March, eees8 @ Secretary of Defense McNamara announced in WASHINGTON that the U.S, would builda new force of bombers, the FB-111, with yardin an A-1 zone between the old LaBarr Meadows Road and Highway 49 south of Grass Valley was approved with the provision that the operation be screened by trees. The. commission also approved a use permit for a residence in a commercial zone on the north story goes that the old lady, Hole andall, allthe cakes were sold and Marilyn Pello and her committee also sold more than $200 worth of antiques and art would bring a stick of wood for the fires of the less fortunate in town. She proposed the plan in That's objects donated for the sale by local antique dealers and artists. Funds derived fram the zany event will gotoward the effort of purchase the oldNevada Theater. day before Christmas, each child a letter tothe Grass Valley newspaper and Donation Day was started, The parade through the downtown business section this year will be augmented by students from Mount St. Marys Academy who are marching for the first time in several years. The procession of children and canned goods will start at the _ Hennessy School, Nevada City Mayor Arch McPherson will lead the marchers with his bagpipes. He willbe followed by the American Legion color guard and Stan Halls Monday night warned the LadiesRelief Society, sponsors the Nevada City Council against of the event. More than 2,000 school children packaging its insurance coverage make up the rest of the will in an effort to save money, ~ * Councilman Marshall Jensen parade, Music will be provided had requested a study of the city by bands from Nevada Union insurance program several weeks Senior High School, the Junior agoto see that they were getting High and Hennessy School, Recently, insurance man Bob Long appeared before the council 10 to 20 per cent by packaging (Continued from Page 1) Bob McWhinney of Indian Springs from the current $100,000 coverRoad, was re-elected chairman age, to learn to be a little tolerant of of the board, Francis Longo of Halls, who -acts as agent of the traffic situation, Truckee was named vice chairrecord for the city, told the While the council noted that man, many good ideas had been precouncil Monday that he would sented atthe session, it was never make the statement that obvious that the proposed one way packaging could save the city plan was
not the solution to the money because of a number of parking problem at this time. NEVADA CITY variable factors a short term Weather Max. Min. Dec. 9 56 29 saving made one year could quickly disappear the following 10 Ti 50 49 28 29 year. Healso warned against the city 12 46 83 13 41 14 45 15 44 Rainfall to date 27 21 20 Rainfall . 88 202 13.76 Rainfall last year 14,81 GRASS VALLEY the Strategic Air Command would be greatly reduced, The new Dec. 9 10 ata bombers will be able to carry both conventional and nuclear weapons, The U,S, heavy 12 47 33 .76 13 14 42 48 Pail 25 03 15 49 Rainfall to date 22 said, The idea of Donation Day was started by Caroline Hansen. The Truckee, Rainfall of the Soviet Union, McNamara and has continued to grow. Removal Of and said that the city would save The Parking of Martis Valley Estates east of its fire and liability policies, He also recommended that the city During the election of officers, increase itsliability coverage Meters Eyed Lake; approved thetentative map of K and T Meadows Subdivision on Indian Springs Road; and approved the revised tentative map Min, 33 34 35 bomber force is four times that local families, started in 1873 the best coverage and value for side of Highway 40 at Donner the money spent. Max. 63 51 56 numbers of B-52s and B-58s in to be given to underprivileged To Council On Insurance commercial garage and wrecking for approval, The use permit application of Ben and Myrtle Cresswell for a twice the speed and the same range as the B-52, McNamara also announced that by 1971 the through town with canned goods booze cake,” and then I bake a cake, of the terrain limits compliance e Gw O Halls Talks OMGROOMStheirTOM with the county specifications, victory over the French in The petition for exceptions now goes to the board of supervisors The event, in which the school children of the area parade while sitting in her window watching the children pass on their way to school, thought it would be a good idea if on one you see, I drink all this booze The exceptions at 30 different the Liberal Arts Commission to locations in the subdivision were approved with several conditions on the basis that the topography caring for the needy, will get underway at 10 a.m, tomorrow had taken a bite out of Childers" called Cousin Jack Cake. The Donation Day parade, Grass Valley's unique exercise in overt Cake which he explained citizens to bake a cake to equal the Liberal Arts Commission's antique, art and Chili Con Carne Cake, Bob Paine food sale held last Saturday at the Alpha Store of Nevada City had a concoction division and road ordinances for of Penn Valley brought a Hang Childers had issued challenges last week to a number of local Nevada City look at paintings for sale during. inary delight called Scottish in Nevada City. Valley Mayor Jack Hodge baked a Saffron Cake and Delton Pharis Rainfall last year 13.67 15,20 putting its insurance out to bid, Several ideas such as removing all or part of the meters and having patrolled free parking were suggested during the lengthy. discussion, but no final solutions to the problem were reached, He said he felt, that while the On the other side of the parking city policies did not cover many problem, Willard Rose, chairman items, he thought the city proof the Chamber of Commerce gram was a prudent one, He recommended the city inparking committee, crease its liability coverage, but said the amount of the increase would be up to the city, Councilman Bob Paine commented that Halls was only receiving $80 a year to handle the city insurance and he did not know where else the city would get a better bargain. He suggested that sacrificing this for a temporary saving would be "bargain basement stuff, " told the council that at the request of consultant, Dr. C, Jackson Faus man, a survey of possible parking lot sites and the amount and ownership of the property involvedhadbeen made, Rose said Fausman would meet with the committee at 8 a,m, Monday and he expected that the committee would then be able to come up with some concrete prop osals, 12 eRe rere Takes Top Honors S96 ‘9T Jequisseq* **1083nN Aiun0> epeaon’**W Babe’s Booze Cake Donation . Day.