February 19, 1969 (12 pages)

44 8 the Nevoda County Nugget Wednesday, February 19, 1969 fair board commended r sound condition letter was read from the of Fairs and Expositions the annual meeti-g of Nevada District Fair Board this = tek commending the fair board Secretary-Manager Malyet E, Hammill for the sound financial condition of the Association and excellent maintenance of the buildings and grounds of the fair facilities even after accepting a 10 per cent cut of operating funds in 1968, Bids were opened for printing the 1969 premium book, and the printing job was awarded to the lowest bidder, Great Western Litho which bid $1,157.10. The only other bid. was $1,465 from Allert and Bassett. Copy will be furnished the low bidder immediately, as approval has already been received from the Division of Fairs and Expositions, and the job must be completed and delivered to Hammill by May Ist and they will be in the mails soon after. Mailing lists are made up of all e exhibitirs who have entries in the fair for the past two years. However,’ anyone’ ‘can call at the fair office after May ist and pick up a copy of the premium book, Several concession and judging agreements for the fair and license agreements for use of the fairgrounds this spring and summer were approved by the board. Numerous inquiries are being received by trailer groups for rallies this summer and it was pointed out by the secretary-manager that two Wally Byam trailer groups have already signed agreements for trailer rallies in May and July, and the Associated Square Dancers will hold their third annual campout and square dance on July 18, 19, and 20th, Over 350 demonstrations were presented at Nevada and Placer county-wide demonstration days. BUSINESS . Club re Crazy Horse por De; m= NEVADA CITY. CALE 7. DANCING. THURS.-FRI.-SAT. SNACKS FROM 4 P.M. JULIE & DAARIE Plane & Songs every Saturday Night BOWLING ¢& BILLIARDS Ca = CLOCKS warones 4 Seg V0 poleiso. erm. % . DALPEZ. oui asece. JEWELED 910 Broad Bi, Nevada Ct 273-2961 . Se SPECIALTY CAKES & OONUTS . Jolly Roger Lanes o CUTTLE OLD GAKE snoP Grass Valley, Calif. ‘ay kk Pg REAL ESTATE pity ys any oar There’s a home in your future with 313 Broad $¢., Nevada City ke _ 265-2116 265-4841 Richard & Shirley Witley : . 201 Maia ST St. 6.V. 213-8473 While her husband, Jam ocvece OF Madison, served as "President Thomas Jefferson's Secretary of WASHINGTON HO EL State, Dolley acted as official . hostess for the widowed JeffROOMS—COCKTAILS . erson during bis two terms at § Breakfast—Lunch—Dinner § the Executive Mansion. , Calif. 54364 5 Len Gilbert FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 111.W, MAIN P.O. BOX 1034 . GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. 95945 Bec PH. 273-6166 . 8OB LONG INSURANC 707 NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORWA f PHONE 273-2038 . Representing The Travelers Ins. Conpantes Washi SCHOOLS DRIVE CAREFULLY For Big Reselts Call A. SMALL Fer Office Or Home . 13-8751 21 WATER PROBLEMS Call 273-4493 Pumps—Filters Pipe—Fittings GEO. A. KING & SON ME SLIM REAPER ! : 10,000 YEARS AGO FARMERS WERE ae HARVESTING WHEAT IN THE LAKES REGION OF SWITZERLAND, BUT THEY USED STONE SICKLES, AND A GRUELLING FOUR TO FIVE HOURS OF LABOR PRODUCED ONE BUSHEL! BREAC. ET THANKS To SOME MARVELOUS SCIENTIFIC ADVANCES, NORTH AMERICAN FARMERS CAN NOW PRODUCE WHEAT IN ABUNDANCE ‘FOR OUR NEEDS AND FOR . iy EXPORT TOHUNGRY alll bes NATIONS ABROAD. GIANT COMBINES, LIKE THOSE PRODUCED BY NEW HOLLAND DIVISION OF SPERRY RAND, CAN HARVEST A BUSHEL OF WHEAT IN AS LITTLE AS HALF-A-MINUTE / TODAY, THE WHEAT THAT IS PLAN4ED EACH YEAR IN OVER 40 COUNTRIES COULD, IF SPREAD OUT, COVER AN AREA MORE “THAN TWICE THE SIZE OF CALIFORNIA --AND THE HARVESTING 1S EASY / GOLD FLAT Fire Chief Dale Miller (center) is flanked by his first assistant, Les Allstot (left), and second assistant, Gordon Crane, following the annual installation ceremonies Jan. 25 at The Office, In the traditional.joint installation Wanda Bishop was reinstalled as president of the Cinderellas and will be assisted by the following officers: Ruth Miers, vice president; Polly Wells, secretary; and Gibby Dunster, treasurer. Deputy State Fire Marshall Frank J. McCarthy of Meadow Vista spoke on the lack of protection in home, church and "pubFoal shad Whisting good for emphysema Emphysema is a serious lung condition, during 1968 the U.S, Public Health Service called it one of our most chronic diseases. It is, however, by no means hopeless, There:is much that can be done for the patient and by. the patient himself to control it, — . To answer questions most often asked by emphysema patients and their families, Winthrop Laboratories is making a booklet on the subject available free through physicians, In it patient and.family are assured that emphysema is not an infection and is not malignant, Nor is it cause for the nc to become a chronic invalid. He should, instead, be encouraged to follow a regimen presecribed by his physician which is very likely to include exercise, There are people with emphysema out on the golf course, or swimming, fishing, dancing. Easy lung exercises are humming, whistling--and laughing, the booklet states. They “help promote better lung functions," For the first time. two Nevada County All-Stars, Kathy Gollub’ and Jack Forrest, were named to represent 4-H membership on the Nevada 4-H > ecutive Committee. for hospital’s drive revealed * Announcement was, made today by Neil Hennessy and Mrs. Gladys Perkins, co-chairmen of the Sierra Nevada-Miners Hospitals Fund Drive that additional personnel have been added to the campaign roster of workers. Soliciting division chairmen are as follows: medical, Dr. David J. Hosbein; government and education, John T. Trauner; major, Bret Bennallack; business and professions, Earll Shine; clubs and organizations, Dr. Elbridge "Jack" Best. Mrs. ‘Mollie Shine is chairman of the arrangements committee. "Our organization is shaping up well," Hennessy stated, 'We are happy with the respons so far, and are confident that we will have our full organization on schedule. "Don Matson has been keeping his steering committee very busy choosing and enlisting the best possible talent." Mrs. Perkins stated that there are “may very able persons in the Grass Valley Nevada City area and that the willingness of both men and women to work has been encouraging." The new unit of the Sierra Nevada Memorial _ Hospital will be financed through local subscriptions, borrowed funds and a federal grant of $508,000. When the or ion is completed, it will have about 200 workers. It is estimated that this team can service about 1,000 prospective donors. VFW launching member drive The Veterans of Foreign Wars, Banner Post No, 2655 is conducting a membership drive, according to Frank Rogers, the organization's publicity chairman, The post, which is located in the Veterans Memorial Hall on North Pine Street in Nevada City will kick their campaign off Monday with a steak dinner at 7:30. The VFW post has 137 members, Commander Wade Patterson is urging all members to bring a new member to this event, Anyone in the area whe served overseas during war time is eligible to join this VFW post. The Veterans Memorial Hall has a clubroom, bar, meeting hall, kitchen and dining hall, The objectives of this feaeat: zation are to patriotism, historical and education, assist comrades, to perpetuate the memory and history of dead Americans, to assist their widows and orphans and to maintain allegiance to the United ‘States government. Martha Brisbane . new RR garden Club president Martha Brisbane was elected president of the Ridge Road Gar= Club at the February lunch* The members met at the home of Margaret Stevens with Edna Leland, Olga Luglan and Gertrude Owler the co-hostesses.

44 8 the Nevoda County Nugget Wednesday, February 19, 1969 fair board commended r sound condition letter was read from the of Fairs and Expositions the annual meeti-g of Nevada District Fair Board this = tek commending the fair board Secretary-Manager Malyet E, Hammill for the sound financial condition of the Association and excellent maintenance of the buildings and grounds of the fair facilities even after accepting a 10 per cent cut of operating funds in 1968, Bids were opened for printing the 1969 premium book, and the printing job was awarded to the lowest bidder, Great Western Litho which bid $1,157.10. The only other bid. was $1,465 from Allert and Bassett. Copy will be furnished the low bidder immediately, as approval has already been received from the Division of Fairs and Expositions, and the job must be completed and delivered to Hammill by May Ist and they will be in the mails soon after. Mailing lists are made up of all e exhibitirs who have entries in the fair for the past two years. However,’ anyone’ ‘can call at the fair office after May ist and pick up a copy of the premium book, Several concession and judging agreements for the fair and license agreements for use of the fairgrounds this spring and summer were approved by the board. Numerous inquiries are being received by trailer groups for rallies this summer and it was pointed out by the secretary-manager that two Wally Byam trailer groups have already signed agreements for trailer rallies in May and July, and the Associated Square Dancers will hold their third annual campout and square dance on July 18, 19, and 20th, Over 350 demonstrations were presented at Nevada and Placer county-wide demonstration days. BUSINESS . Club re Crazy Horse por De; m= NEVADA CITY. CALE 7. DANCING. THURS.-FRI.-SAT. SNACKS FROM 4 P.M. JULIE & DAARIE Plane & Songs every Saturday Night BOWLING ¢& BILLIARDS Ca = CLOCKS warones 4 Seg V0 poleiso. erm. % . DALPEZ. oui asece. JEWELED 910 Broad Bi, Nevada Ct 273-2961 . Se SPECIALTY CAKES & OONUTS . Jolly Roger Lanes o CUTTLE OLD GAKE snoP Grass Valley, Calif. ‘ay kk Pg REAL ESTATE pity ys any oar There’s a home in your future with 313 Broad $¢., Nevada City ke _ 265-2116 265-4841 Richard & Shirley Witley : . 201 Maia ST St. 6.V. 213-8473 While her husband, Jam ocvece OF Madison, served as "President Thomas Jefferson's Secretary of WASHINGTON HO EL State, Dolley acted as official . hostess for the widowed JeffROOMS—COCKTAILS . erson during bis two terms at § Breakfast—Lunch—Dinner § the Executive Mansion. , Calif. 54364 5 Len Gilbert FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 111.W, MAIN P.O. BOX 1034 . GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. 95945 Bec PH. 273-6166 . 8OB LONG INSURANC 707 NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORWA f PHONE 273-2038 . Representing The Travelers Ins. Conpantes Washi SCHOOLS DRIVE CAREFULLY For Big Reselts Call A. SMALL Fer Office Or Home . 13-8751 21 WATER PROBLEMS Call 273-4493 Pumps—Filters Pipe—Fittings GEO. A. KING & SON ME SLIM REAPER ! : 10,000 YEARS AGO FARMERS WERE ae HARVESTING WHEAT IN THE LAKES REGION OF SWITZERLAND, BUT THEY USED STONE SICKLES, AND A GRUELLING FOUR TO FIVE HOURS OF LABOR PRODUCED ONE BUSHEL! BREAC. ET THANKS To SOME MARVELOUS SCIENTIFIC ADVANCES, NORTH AMERICAN FARMERS CAN NOW PRODUCE WHEAT IN ABUNDANCE ‘FOR OUR NEEDS AND FOR . iy EXPORT TOHUNGRY alll bes NATIONS ABROAD.

GIANT COMBINES, LIKE THOSE PRODUCED BY NEW HOLLAND DIVISION OF SPERRY RAND, CAN HARVEST A BUSHEL OF WHEAT IN AS LITTLE AS HALF-A-MINUTE / TODAY, THE WHEAT THAT IS PLAN4ED EACH YEAR IN OVER 40 COUNTRIES COULD, IF SPREAD OUT, COVER AN AREA MORE “THAN TWICE THE SIZE OF CALIFORNIA --AND THE HARVESTING 1S EASY / GOLD FLAT Fire Chief Dale Miller (center) is flanked by his first assistant, Les Allstot (left), and second assistant, Gordon Crane, following the annual installation ceremonies Jan. 25 at The Office, In the traditional.joint installation Wanda Bishop was reinstalled as president of the Cinderellas and will be assisted by the following officers: Ruth Miers, vice president; Polly Wells, secretary; and Gibby Dunster, treasurer. Deputy State Fire Marshall Frank J. McCarthy of Meadow Vista spoke on the lack of protection in home, church and "pubFoal shad Whisting good for emphysema Emphysema is a serious lung condition, during 1968 the U.S, Public Health Service called it one of our most chronic diseases. It is, however, by no means hopeless, There:is much that can be done for the patient and by. the patient himself to control it, — . To answer questions most often asked by emphysema patients and their families, Winthrop Laboratories is making a booklet on the subject available free through physicians, In it patient and.family are assured that emphysema is not an infection and is not malignant, Nor is it cause for the nc to become a chronic invalid. He should, instead, be encouraged to follow a regimen presecribed by his physician which is very likely to include exercise, There are people with emphysema out on the golf course, or swimming, fishing, dancing. Easy lung exercises are humming, whistling--and laughing, the booklet states. They “help promote better lung functions," For the first time. two Nevada County All-Stars, Kathy Gollub’ and Jack Forrest, were named to represent 4-H membership on the Nevada 4-H > ecutive Committee.. for hospital’s drive revealed * Announcement was, made today by Neil Hennessy and Mrs. Gladys Perkins, co-chairmen of the Sierra Nevada-Miners Hospitals Fund Drive that additional personnel have been added to the campaign roster of workers. Soliciting division chairmen are as follows: medical, Dr. David J. Hosbein; government and education, John T. Trauner; major, Bret Bennallack; business and professions, Earll Shine; clubs and organizations, Dr. Elbridge "Jack" Best. Mrs. ‘Mollie Shine is chairman of the arrangements committee. "Our organization is shaping up well," Hennessy stated, 'We are happy with the respons so far, and are confident that we will have our full organization on schedule. "Don Matson has been keeping his steering committee very busy choosing and enlisting the best possible talent." Mrs. Perkins stated that there are “may very able persons in the Grass Valley Nevada City area and that the willingness of both men and women to work has been encouraging." The new unit of the Sierra Nevada Memorial _ Hospital will be financed through local subscriptions, borrowed funds and a federal grant of $508,000. When the or ion is completed, it will have about 200 workers. It is estimated that this team can service about 1,000 prospective donors. VFW launching member drive The Veterans of Foreign Wars, Banner Post No, 2655 is conducting a membership drive, according to Frank Rogers, the organization's publicity chairman, The post, which is located in the Veterans Memorial Hall on North Pine Street in Nevada City will kick their campaign off Monday with a steak dinner at 7:30. The VFW post has 137 members, Commander Wade Patterson is urging all members to bring a new member to this event, Anyone in the area whe served overseas during war time is eligible to join this VFW post. The Veterans Memorial Hall has a clubroom, bar, meeting hall, kitchen and dining hall, The objectives of this feaeat: zation are to patriotism, historical and education, assist comrades, to perpetuate the memory and history of dead Americans, to assist their widows and orphans and to maintain allegiance to the United ‘States government. Martha Brisbane . new RR garden Club president Martha Brisbane was elected president of the Ridge Road Gar= Club at the February lunch* The members met at the home of Margaret Stevens with Edna Leland, Olga Luglan and Gertrude Owler the co-hostesses.