February 17, 1971 (12 pages)

% ti 2 4 152 plaques unveiled intheater lobby Isabel Hefelfinger, charter et president of the Liberal Arts Commission, unveiled memorial plaques in the lobby of the Nevada Theater Friday prior to the opening of "Star Spangled Girl." ' Helping Mrs, Hefelfinger were LeRoy Geist, current LAC president, and Linda’ Olson, ways and means chairman. The 151 gold-plated name plaques against a red velvet background represent past and present patrons of the theater who contributed $100 or more toward the theater project. Miniature theater chairs border the velvet background. Many old time Nevada counf ty families are represented on the display created by Elnor . Lambert. Some donors have honored such famous characters of the past as "Emma Nevada," Edwin Booth," Chief Crazy Horse," and "The Miners God Society spoke to the group on the best possible means all time. Under the new $3.00 for family memberships, Business memberships are also increasing. After all president of the Nevada County Historical of securing the old blacksmith shop for new members are signing up rapidly. Wednesday, February 17, 1971The Nevada County Nugget, 3 ¢ Bids sought for restrooms at fairgrounds Bids for new restrooms at the Nevada County District Fair are being advertised this week and next, secretary-manager Malcolm Hammill announced. Specifications for the restrooms are available at the administration building at the fair grounds. The buildings will be constructed of wood frame with board and bat exterior and a metal roof. The restrooms are needed, Hammill said, and will be loeated in the triangle between the roads by the pony ring tc serve the area near the floriculture building, upper concession area and livestock judging arena. These restrooms will replace those at the grandstand which are locked when paid events are being held at the grandstand arena. Funds for this construction were allocated by the Public Works . Board in August and must be used for this speciwe do have competition in Rough and Ready now. There are two service stations and two groBless Them." fic purpose Isabel Hefelfinger with : * . a plaque. . A i Tommyknocker . temp CT alll ure falls, road to keep your PG&E bill rises. e, xa é ? its new name Tommyknocker Road, the Here’s e You cook more portion of the old Nevada City, : ® ~ hot meals on Grass Valley Highway stretching from city limits to city : limits, will continue to be called 1 Tommyknocker Road. \ Supervisors this week ordered the naming of the county's \ section of the road, and direct. \ . \ ed the preparation of a resolution for the official title. The former state highway was named after Lions clubs of the Gold Cities conducted a contest. The clubs offered a $50 prize for the name selected by judges and approved by the board.Tommyknocker Road was second on the judges’ list but first choice of the board. However, at the time the state had not reliquished a portion of the highway to the county and a question-arose as to the county's right to select a name, In the meantime the state has released «the portion to the It gets darker earlier and that means more lighting. You stay inside more and use -more heat. Your TV and stereo 4 get more use. 7 ened. fre county. Ralph Wollam of the planning department asked the official title of the road, The Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce and business establishments in the area requested clarification }prior to publishing maps and other promotional material. Denny's Restaurant, an eating house still under construction, was apnng ete, "T hope they spell it correctly--tummy knocker wouldn't be good publicity for a restaurant," quipped Chairman Dean Lawrence. NEW . EDOM. SHARES 44SGE-W1270 rey tae Say B07 3 cold days. It all adds up to bigger PG&E bills during winter months. PGE

% ti 2 4 152 plaques unveiled intheater lobby Isabel Hefelfinger, charter et president of the Liberal Arts Commission, unveiled memorial plaques in the lobby of the Nevada Theater Friday prior to the opening of "Star Spangled Girl." ' Helping Mrs, Hefelfinger were LeRoy Geist, current LAC president, and Linda’ Olson, ways and means chairman. The 151 gold-plated name plaques against a red velvet background represent past and present patrons of the theater who contributed $100 or more toward the theater project. Miniature theater chairs border the velvet background. Many old time Nevada counf ty families are represented on the display created by Elnor . Lambert. Some donors have honored such famous characters of the past as "Emma Nevada," Edwin Booth," Chief Crazy Horse," and "The Miners God Society spoke to the group on the best possible means all time. Under the new $3.00 for family memberships, Business memberships are also increasing. After all president of the Nevada County Historical of securing the old blacksmith shop for new members are signing up rapidly. Wednesday, February 17, 1971The Nevada County Nugget, 3 ¢ Bids sought for restrooms at fairgrounds Bids for new restrooms at the Nevada County District Fair are being advertised this week and next, secretary-manager Malcolm Hammill announced. Specifications for the restrooms are available at the administration building at the fair grounds. The buildings will be constructed of wood frame with board and bat exterior and a metal roof. The restrooms are needed, Hammill said, and will be loeated in the triangle between the roads by the pony ring tc serve the area near the floriculture building, upper concession area and livestock judging arena. These restrooms will replace those at the grandstand which are locked when paid events are being held at the grandstand arena. Funds for this construction were allocated by the Public Works . Board in August and must be used for this speciwe do have competition in Rough and Ready now. There are two service stations and two groBless Them." fic purpose Isabel Hefelfinger with :

* . a plaque. . A i Tommyknocker . temp CT alll ure falls, road to keep your PG&E bill rises. e, xa é ? its new name Tommyknocker Road, the Here’s e You cook more portion of the old Nevada City, : ® ~ hot meals on Grass Valley Highway stretching from city limits to city : limits, will continue to be called 1 Tommyknocker Road. \ Supervisors this week ordered the naming of the county's \ section of the road, and direct. \ . \ ed the preparation of a resolution for the official title. The former state highway was named after Lions clubs of the Gold Cities conducted a contest. The clubs offered a $50 prize for the name selected by judges and approved by the board.Tommyknocker Road was second on the judges’ list but first choice of the board. However, at the time the state had not reliquished a portion of the highway to the county and a question-arose as to the county's right to select a name, In the meantime the state has released «the portion to the It gets darker earlier and that means more lighting. You stay inside more and use -more heat. Your TV and stereo 4 get more use. 7 ened. fre county. Ralph Wollam of the planning department asked the official title of the road, The Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce and business establishments in the area requested clarification }prior to publishing maps and other promotional material. Denny's Restaurant, an eating house still under construction, was apnng ete, "T hope they spell it correctly--tummy knocker wouldn't be good publicity for a restaurant," quipped Chairman Dean Lawrence. NEW . EDOM. SHARES 44SGE-W1270 rey tae Say B07 3 cold days. It all adds up to bigger PG&E bills during winter months. PGE