December 2, 1965 (20 pages)

December 2, 1965.Nevada County Nugget. on AN EXHIBITION of the of Jo Burke of Grass Valley will open Sunday at the House of Joy on Main Strdéet in Nevada City and will continue through Jan. l. paintings and sculpture A preview and reception for the artist will be held from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday. The oil shown above, one that will be inthe new exhibit, is titled "Sunlit Pool." New Roadside Rests At The Summit Are Completed A pair of scenic safety roadside rests completed this week now add to the motorist's pleasure of crossing Donner Summit via fourlane Interstate 80 freeway over the high Sierra. Approximately two miles east of Soda Springs, at a more-than7,000 -foot elevation, both eastand westbound lanes provide easy access to spacious, paved rest areas, complete with picnic tables and comfort facilities. Constructed by the California Division of Highways, each rest area features parking places for 30 cars and 16 trucks, six picnic tables, refuse cans, and redwood buildings containing comfort stations. Al! facilities are designed to complement the rustic environment, and a natural rock "divider" separates truck -parking from auto-parking. A curbed sidewalk runs between parking lots and picnic table areas. Two miles before he reaches it, large, blue signs alert the motorist thathe is approaching the rest area, Grading, paving and curb construction for the safety roadside rests was included with the relocation of 10 1/2 miles of Interstate 80 between a half-mile west of Soda Springs and Donner Park Overcrossing, which was opened to motorists about a year ago. Story Hour At Libraries On Fantasy Theme Story Hour at the Nevada City and Grass Valley Libraries at 1 p.m. this Saturday will have a nonsense and fantasy theme. Stories by Edward Lear and fairy stories of Hans Christian Anderson will bereadby Kathi Hirtz, with Sue Burns assisting with the children at the Nevada City Library. Skipper Tomaskovich will be the reader at the Grass Valley Library with Janet Micoleau assisting. The same group of stories will be read, All children from kindergarten age to fifth grade are welcome to attend the Story Hour, sponsored bythe A,A.U.W. and Friends of the Libraries, simplicity .. os ready to serve you day or night The New BERGEMANN & SON Funeral Chapel BostAve. off Lower Grass Valley Rd, Nevada City call 265 2421 Ba++ +t ete + street pee tte peer tte da <b aie eS pak ++ ¥¥E3 Local Guards Join Special Unit Lieutenaft General Roderic L. Hill, The oie Adjutant General, has announced that the Department of Defense had approved the California National Guard's plan for organization of the 49th Infantry Brigade as a Selected Reserve Force, effective December 4. The new brigade will begin its accelerated training schedule in December. The weapons platoon of Company B, First Battalion, 184th Infantry with headquarters in Nevada City, will become part of the new Selected Reserve force, General Hill said virtually all units of the 49th Infantry Division in Northern California have been affected tosome degree by the move to form the separate “high priority" brigade. He said that, as announced in October, the 49th Infantry Division has been reduced by 21 units which have now been reorganized to form three infantry battalions and their combat and administrative support elements, The 49th Division, minus the Selected Reserve Force units, will continue in existence, according to Hill. In order to meet increased manpower requirements, General Hill said that trained men had been transferred from nonSelected Reserve Force units to SRF units within certain geographical areas, Overall strength of the 49th Infantry Brigade (SRF) will be 4,476, Brigade Commander is Brigadier General Edwin A. Simpson of Saratoga, Brigade headquarters are at 251 West Hedding Street, San Jose, General Hill said the selected units will increase their normal training assemblies at home stations from 48 a year to 72 and will have priority for equipment and maintenance, Additional full-time technicians are being added at the battalion level, he said, Objective of the intensified training is to bring SRF units to a combat readiness level. OUR GOLD NUGGET AND QUARTZ JEWELRY MAKES LASTING GIFTS AND APPROPRIATE SOUVENIRS OF THE GOLD COUNTRY Expert Repairing Ph, 273-3039 MARTUNG'S Grass (} Valley ewe ers Since 1875 124 MILLST., GRASS VALLEY Phone 273-3039 HOUSE of JOY Presents the Paintings and Sculpture of Jo Burke Preview December 5th, 2to 6 p.m. Refreshments Show continues thru December 31st. 224 Main Street, Nevada City, Calif. RERCHRSE SOVSMOC ONS NSOMONSORSROMoReB eh eheeehseReHei QODQSDIDHGSV OHI SHS HHS HODDOD SH SHHHDOHOGODOHDHD SHO HSH DH ID OHVO HY VOHDOWDLQVHSHOD OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P.M. 161 MILL ST GRASS VALLEY Phone 273 2133 538 value Midge, Barbie or Skipper DOLLS ’ 2 __ Eee COLORFUL DESK OR WALL PHONES . 2 $1.00 VALUE 50 Cards TWIN BED SIZE ELECTRIC BLANKETS MEN'S ASSORTED BELTS & TIES BS: : e @ ; * FAIRY QUEEN fe) @ ® 6 @ @ @ ® @ . 3 : i) $ @ . ® we @ ® CHRISTMAS CARDS We have gifts for the whole family come in YEAR GUARANTEE 98¢ VALUE NYLONS 2 pair LUSTRE CREAM HAIR SPRAY 13 Oz. Can $1.00 SIZE 4 Roll GIFT WRAPS A: 69: J\7 \amp Indoor (C7%) $ $1.49 VALUE CHRISTMAS LIGHT SETS MExtra Bulbs 5/39¢ 8: Each Individually 3 BOY’S HOODED SWEAT SHIRTS Assorted Colors y49 COATS AND CLARK Red Heart MOHCORA YARNS Specials good today through Saturday Perr Ty TTYTTrrTTTiTrr rrr tt) ee add 161 MILL ST GRASS VALLEY rR at RPI Pa Lamp Burns

December 2, 1965..Nevada County Nugget.. on AN EXHIBITION of the of Jo Burke of Grass Valley will open Sunday at the House of Joy on Main Strdéet in Nevada City and will continue through Jan. l. paintings and sculpture A preview and reception for the artist will be held from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday. The oil shown above, one that will be inthe new exhibit, is titled "Sunlit Pool." New Roadside Rests At The Summit Are Completed A pair of scenic safety roadside rests completed this week now add to the motorist's pleasure of crossing Donner Summit via fourlane Interstate 80 freeway over the high Sierra. Approximately two miles east of Soda Springs, at a more-than7,000 -foot elevation, both eastand westbound lanes provide easy access to spacious, paved rest areas, complete with picnic tables and comfort facilities. Constructed by the California Division of Highways, each rest area features parking places for 30 cars and 16 trucks, six picnic tables, refuse cans, and redwood buildings containing comfort stations. Al! facilities are designed to complement the rustic environment, and a natural rock "divider" separates truck -parking from auto-parking. A curbed sidewalk runs between parking lots and picnic table areas. Two miles before he reaches it, large, blue signs alert the motorist thathe is approaching the rest area, Grading, paving and curb construction for the safety roadside rests was included with the relocation of 10 1/2 miles of Interstate 80 between a half-mile west of Soda Springs and Donner Park Overcrossing, which was opened to motorists about a year ago. Story Hour At Libraries On Fantasy Theme Story Hour at the Nevada City and Grass Valley Libraries at 1 p.m. this Saturday will have a nonsense and fantasy theme. Stories by Edward Lear and fairy stories of Hans Christian Anderson will bereadby Kathi Hirtz, with Sue Burns assisting with the children at the Nevada City Library. Skipper Tomaskovich will be the reader at the Grass Valley Library with Janet Micoleau assisting. The same group of stories will be read, All children from kindergarten age to fifth grade are welcome to attend the Story Hour, sponsored bythe A,A.U.W. and Friends of the Libraries, simplicity ... os ready to serve you day or night The New BERGEMANN & SON Funeral Chapel BostAve. off Lower Grass Valley Rd, Nevada City call 265 2421 Ba++ +t ete + street pee tte peer tte da <b aie eS pak ++ ¥¥E3 Local Guards Join Special Unit Lieutenaft General Roderic L. Hill, The oie Adjutant General, has announced that the Department of Defense had approved the California National Guard's plan for organization of the 49th Infantry Brigade as a Selected Reserve Force, effective December 4. The new brigade will begin its accelerated training schedule in December. The weapons platoon of Company B, First Battalion, 184th Infantry with headquarters in Nevada City, will become part of the new Selected Reserve force, General Hill said virtually all units of the 49th Infantry Division in Northern California have been affected tosome degree by the move to form the separate “high priority" brigade. He said that, as announced in October, the 49th Infantry Division has been reduced by 21 units which have now been reorganized to form three infantry battalions and their combat and administrative support elements, The 49th Division, minus the Selected Reserve Force units, will continue in existence, according to Hill. In order to meet increased manpower requirements, General Hill said that trained men had been transferred from nonSelected Reserve Force units to SRF units within certain geographical areas, Overall strength of the 49th Infantry Brigade (SRF) will be 4,476, Brigade Commander is Brigadier General Edwin A.

Simpson of Saratoga, Brigade headquarters are at 251 West Hedding Street, San Jose, General Hill said the selected units will increase their normal training assemblies at home stations from 48 a year to 72 and will have priority for equipment and maintenance, Additional full-time technicians are being added at the battalion level, he said, Objective of the intensified training is to bring SRF units to a combat readiness level. OUR GOLD NUGGET AND QUARTZ JEWELRY MAKES LASTING GIFTS AND APPROPRIATE SOUVENIRS OF THE GOLD COUNTRY Expert Repairing Ph, 273-3039 MARTUNG'S Grass (} Valley ewe ers Since 1875 124 MILLST., GRASS VALLEY Phone 273-3039 HOUSE of JOY Presents the Paintings and Sculpture of Jo Burke Preview December 5th, 2to 6 p.m. Refreshments Show continues thru December 31st. 224 Main Street, Nevada City, Calif. RERCHRSE SOVSMOC ONS NSOMONSORSROMoReB eh eheeehseReHei QODQSDIDHGSV OHI SHS HHS HODDOD SH SHHHDOHOGODOHDHD SHO HSH DH ID OHVO HY VOHDOWDLQVHSHOD OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 P.M. 161 MILL ST GRASS VALLEY Phone 273 2133 538 value Midge, Barbie or Skipper DOLLS ’ 2 __ Eee COLORFUL DESK OR WALL PHONES . 2 $1.00 VALUE 50 Cards TWIN BED SIZE ELECTRIC BLANKETS MEN'S ASSORTED BELTS & TIES BS: : e @ ; * FAIRY QUEEN fe) @ ® 6 @ @ @ ® @ . 3 : i) $ @ . ® we @ ® CHRISTMAS CARDS We have gifts for the whole family come in YEAR GUARANTEE 98¢ VALUE NYLONS 2 pair LUSTRE CREAM HAIR SPRAY 13 Oz. Can $1.00 SIZE 4 Roll GIFT WRAPS A: 69: J\7 \amp Indoor (C7%) $ $1.49 VALUE CHRISTMAS LIGHT SETS MExtra Bulbs 5/39¢ 8: Each Individually 3 BOY’S HOODED SWEAT SHIRTS Assorted Colors y49 COATS AND CLARK Red Heart MOHCORA YARNS Specials good today through Saturday Perr Ty TTYTTrrTTTiTrr rrr tt) ee add 161 MILL ST GRASS VALLEY rR at RPI Pa Lamp Burns