February 4, 1970 (12 pages)

me : i Darrel Husom, member ofthe highways, will be the guest ‘Speaker Thursday for the 8 p.m, meeting of the Nevada County Historical Society. Adalaide Elliott is chairman for the evening. The meeting will be held at the Nevada City Veterans Memorial Hall. Officers and directors of the society for 1970 are: Steve Chileski, president; Arlie Hansen, vice president; Esther Hartung, Dunbar . $tate official to tell historians about landscaping : secretary; Winifred Kreegan, Pengelly, Glenn Jones, Chester Mell, Adalaide Elliott, George ‘Brooks, Roman Rozynski, John Tremewan, Peg Merrill and Fay ee LYDIA’S FABRICS : _ Lydia Rodgers, Owner A visit to a fabric store is in some ways like a voyage of discovery. Even the names of the materials displayed seem to conjure up visions of distant lands and, of course, the many fine cotton, woolen and synthetic fabrics of our own country. eo Shopping for fabrics is a pleasure at Lydia's Fabrics at 830 Lincoln Way in Auburn, because it is known throughout the Nevada City area and Nevada County as the shop where you will find a breath-taking assortment from the finest of our own mills, plus a beautiful line of imports. The telephone number is 885-6412, ! : : It's fun just to browse anywhere in the shop — in the patterns department and among fabrics seemingly without end — brocades, gatins, taffetas, linen prints, flannels, muslins, woolens, metallic knits and bonded lamees, There are colors, patterns and materials for every use from mini-skirts to massive drapes, . Lydia's Fabrics also has a complete line of Singer sewing machines, and they offer complete service, too, In addition, they also feature acomplete knitting department. A talented staff member bis be — to advise you about color harmonizing and about crease resistant and water repellent materials, . The writers of these Trade Center Profiles recommend a visit soon to Lydia's Fabrics in Auburn, EDGEWOOD GUEST HOME Grace Grohman and Milton Grisham, Owners ' Just think, a perfectly beautiful room, many new friends and excellent care in an atmosphere of complete relaxation. Senior Citizens can really enjoy their golden years when provided with this excellent care. ~ : The Edgewood Guest Home located at 830 Martin Drive in Auburn can offer Senior Citizens transportation to the doctor, shopping, or just for pleasure. You can have your choice of a beautiful private or semi-private room with an attractive view of the grounds, Your room can . be equipped with television and telephones. The recreation room is designed to adhere to many different activities. The menus are planned in their immaculate kitchens according to each person's needs and tastes. Nevada City aréa and Nevada County residents .can have this and more when residing atthe Edgewood Guest Home located at 830 Martin Drive in Auburn, The atmosphere is so warm and friendly ‘that you'll feel at home the moment you arrive. At any time your family and friends can visit with you, The Edgewood Guest Home welcomes your inspection of the premises and if you wish to call first, just phone 885-9613 and make an appointment at your convenience. The writers of these Trade Center Profiles praise the Edgewood Guest Home in Nevada County for their excellence in serving the Senior Citizens of Nevada City area, CIRCLE G TRAILER TOWING Skip Matock, Owner Here today and gone tomorrow! Our ancestors might be saying that about us if they could see the American scene today. Most of them lived their whole lives. on the same farm or in the small town where they were born, In this modern day the average family moves frequently, often because the breadwinner is employed by a large corporation with many branches, or because he follows a trade, perhaps in the construction industry, which keeps him on the move. . Many families find the true mobility they are seeking by living in mobile homes, They have foumd that practically all urban communities have attractive trailer parks with utilities ready for hook-up, to which their home can be moved. The only problem used to concern transportation of the mobile home and that no longer is a problem for residents of this area because of the services offered by Circle G Trailer Towing at Meadow Vista Road in Auburn, The telephone number is 878-1057. Because it is an Interstate Commerce Commission certificated carrier, Circle G Trailer Towing is licensed, bonded and insured to transport your. mobile home anywhere in California with care and safety at standard rates, ’. Phe writers of these Trade Center Profiles don't need to remind mobile home owners that their living quarters represent .a substantial investment. Therefore when the time comes to move that mobile home, common sense says have it moved properly and safely by experts equipped to do the job, That's why you should call Circle G Trailer Towing in Auburn. AUBURN CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL Kenneth Cummings, Administrator Residents of Nevada County and the Nevada City area can find the best care for those they care the most for when they learn first hand of the extensive facilities of the Auburn Convalescent Hospital in Auburn. Here, parents and other close relatives who have reached the golden age . of retirement and prefer the company of their own generation can find the kind of pleasant and relaxed atmosphere of leisure for which they've spent so much of their lives earning. Twenty-four hours professional and licensed nursing care is only a part of the extensive services at the Auburn Convalescent Hospital located at 260 Racetrack, where they add years to senior ‘citizen's lives and add life to their years, — : Physicians and pharmacists are on 'round the clock availability where a full time director of nursing supervises the constant attendance of those in residence. Controlled diets are carefully prepared in the clinically clean, sanitary facilities of the well-stocked kitchens. Boredom is never a problem with recreation rooms, solariums, television viewing, and easy access telephones make fora vacation-like atmosphere of retirement. There are no steps to climb and regular state department inspections insure the safest of surroundings. The writers of these Trade Center Profiles commend the Auburn Convalescent Hospital of Auburn for making: Mel fine, services, avalahe Yo Nevida Coiny residents, A plone cal to ~ 88527051" will pave The Nevada County Nuggel; Wednesday, February 4, 19709 ss i A EA EE Tie ees Se SSCP ss pt are Pe ores “Bizz Reports” The highlight ofthe opening week of the second session of the 91st Congress was: Presiden Nixon's message, a fine re_ port to the Congress and to the nation on the "State of the Union" as viewed by the Nixon admin-istration. As is often the case, only the broad outlines of what the administration believes must ‘ be accomplished in the year ahead were contained in the President's message. He envisioned a nation, at its 200th amniversary six years hence, ", . . . abolished hunger, provided the means for everyfamily in the nation to obtain a minimum income, made enormous progress in providing better housing, faster transportetion, improved health and superior education. . .checked inflation, waged a winning war against crime . . ; and made great strides in stopping pollution of our air, cleaning up our water, opening up new parks and continuing to explore in space," Most important, the President hoped for an America "at peace with all the nations ofthe world." The goals are outstanding and, I am confident, are share by every American, How we achieve them remains to be seen. Specific recommendations will be made in a series of inoutline the “State of the Union” at an impressive joint session of Congress, attended by all the members of the Cabinet, the Justices of the Supreme Court, and many foreign dignitaries, I was struck by two things -one sub‘ject, pollution control, was discussed in depth, while another, high interest and. tight money was passed over rather lightly. The President failed to give sufficient recognition tothe desperate need for providing adequate employment opportunity for the two million young people entering our labor market every year and to those persons displaced from their jobs because of technological advances. * This, of course, is tied to the problem of our economy and the steadily rising cost of living. We have tried a reduction in federal spending. We have tried new taxes, We have tried tight money policies and high interest rates. But, we have not stopped the rising cost of living which in the last months of 1969 advanced at critically sharp rates, Inflation has not been stopped and tight money and high interest ‘rates are hurting our economy through. a serious reduction in employment at a time when we heed more, not fewer jobs. — It is my sincere hope that ‘ dividual presidential messages the pledge made by the Presiwhich I anticipate will be submitted to Congress in the next few. weeks, Listening to President Nixon dent. as the. 1970 session: of Congress opens means that the Executive Branch now will join the battle, AUBURN VAN & STORAGE Estella Schweyer, Owner a Auburn Van & Storage at 730 Lincoln Way in Auburn, is well known to Nevada City and Nevada County -residents as an exceptional moving and storage organization. They offer competent, fast and careful service. For many years, their moving and storage facilities have been looked upon, not only by Nevada City area residents, but by folks throughout Nevada County, as the firm that they can entrust their personal belongings to. ° When Auburn Van & Storage moves you, you.can rest assured that a capable, licensed driver, with thorough training in the handling and moving of goods, will see that the items are carefully packed and loaded with the utmost care. His van has been inspected for ‘safety and his ability to deliver your possessions to their destination is If it's a_ storage problem you're concerned about, just call 885-3685 for prompt attention. Their warehouses are always at your disposal. Auburn. Van & Stordge are sincerely commended by the writers of these Trade Center Profiles for their top-line service to Nevada City area residents. _ MONTGOMERY WARD & COMPANY R. A. Murry, Manager An excellent place to shop for clothing and household goods for everyone in the family is the Montgomery Ward & Company located at 1039 High in Auburn. The best in bargains and high quality merchandise is readily available in the several different departments of this up-to-date shopping center. The latest in exclusive as well as moderately priced styles, fabrics, and colors has been selected by the Montgomery Ward. & Company management in order that Nevada County shoppers may be assured of quality. goods for their money. The Montgomery Ward & Company has one of the most complete inventories of ranch and work clothing, suits, dress shirts, -hats, and sports wear. for men; purses, smart dress wear, lingerie, gloves, outdoor garments, and house dresses for the home-executive, that you will find anywhere in the varea, A» full selection of clothing for the youngsters of the family may be had as well. Nevada County residents will find their best buys in dependable, quality clothing at the Montgomery Ward & Company. ~ For their fine service to Nevada County, the writers of ~ these:Trade:Center Profiles wish to compliment the Montgomery --Ward & Company in Auburn, an outstanding leader in their field. —-

me : i Darrel Husom, member ofthe highways, will be the guest ‘Speaker Thursday for the 8 p.m, meeting of the Nevada County Historical Society. Adalaide Elliott is chairman for the evening. The meeting will be held at the Nevada City Veterans Memorial Hall. Officers and directors of the society for 1970 are: Steve Chileski, president; Arlie Hansen, vice president; Esther Hartung, Dunbar . $tate official to tell historians about landscaping : secretary; Winifred Kreegan, Pengelly, Glenn Jones, Chester Mell, Adalaide Elliott, George ‘Brooks, Roman Rozynski, John Tremewan, Peg Merrill and Fay ee LYDIA’S FABRICS : _ Lydia Rodgers, Owner A visit to a fabric store is in some ways like a voyage of discovery. Even the names of the materials displayed seem to conjure up visions of distant lands and, of course, the many fine cotton, woolen and synthetic fabrics of our own country. eo Shopping for fabrics is a pleasure at Lydia's Fabrics at 830 Lincoln Way in Auburn, because it is known throughout the Nevada City area and Nevada County as the shop where you will find a breath-taking assortment from the finest of our own mills, plus a beautiful line of imports. The telephone number is 885-6412, ! : : It's fun just to browse anywhere in the shop — in the patterns department and among fabrics seemingly without end — brocades, gatins, taffetas, linen prints, flannels, muslins, woolens, metallic knits and bonded lamees, There are colors, patterns and materials for every use from mini-skirts to massive drapes, . Lydia's Fabrics also has a complete line of Singer sewing machines, and they offer complete service, too, In addition, they also feature acomplete knitting department. A talented staff member bis be — to advise you about color harmonizing and about crease resistant and water repellent materials, . The writers of these Trade Center Profiles recommend a visit soon to Lydia's Fabrics in Auburn, EDGEWOOD GUEST HOME Grace Grohman and Milton Grisham, Owners ' Just think, a perfectly beautiful room, many new friends and excellent care in an atmosphere of complete relaxation. Senior Citizens can really enjoy their golden years when provided with this excellent care. ~ : The Edgewood Guest Home located at 830 Martin Drive in Auburn can offer Senior Citizens transportation to the doctor, shopping, or just for pleasure. You can have your choice of a beautiful private or semi-private room with an attractive view of the grounds, Your room can . be equipped with television and telephones. The recreation room is designed to adhere to many different activities. The menus are planned in their immaculate kitchens according to each person's needs and tastes. Nevada City aréa and Nevada County residents .can have this and more when residing atthe Edgewood Guest Home located at 830 Martin Drive in Auburn, The atmosphere is so warm and friendly ‘that you'll feel at home the moment you arrive. At any time your family and friends can visit with you, The Edgewood Guest Home welcomes your inspection of the premises and if you wish to call first, just phone 885-9613 and make an appointment at your convenience. The writers of these Trade Center Profiles praise the Edgewood Guest Home in Nevada County for their excellence in serving the Senior Citizens of Nevada City area, CIRCLE G TRAILER TOWING Skip Matock, Owner Here today and gone tomorrow! Our ancestors might be saying that about us if they could see the American scene today. Most of them lived their whole lives. on the same farm or in the small town where they were born, In this modern day the average family moves frequently, often because the breadwinner is employed by a large corporation with many branches, or because he follows a trade, perhaps in the construction industry, which keeps him on the move. . Many families find the true mobility they are seeking by living in mobile homes, They have foumd that practically all urban communities have attractive trailer parks with utilities ready for hook-up, to which their home can be moved. The only problem used to concern transportation of the mobile home and that no longer is a problem for residents of this area because of the services offered by Circle G Trailer Towing at Meadow Vista Road in Auburn, The telephone number is 878-1057. Because it is an Interstate Commerce Commission certificated carrier, Circle G Trailer Towing is licensed, bonded and insured to transport your. mobile home anywhere in California with care and safety at standard rates, ’. Phe writers of these Trade Center Profiles don't need to remind mobile home owners that their living quarters represent .a substantial investment. Therefore when the time comes to move that mobile home, common sense says have it moved properly and safely by experts equipped to do the job, That's why you should call Circle G Trailer Towing in Auburn. AUBURN CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL Kenneth Cummings, Administrator Residents of Nevada County and the Nevada City area can find the best care for those they care the most for when they learn first hand of the extensive facilities of the Auburn Convalescent Hospital in Auburn. Here, parents and other close relatives who have reached the golden age . of retirement and prefer the company of their own generation can find the kind of pleasant and relaxed atmosphere of leisure for which they've spent so much of their lives earning. Twenty-four hours professional and licensed nursing care is only a part of the extensive services at the Auburn Convalescent Hospital located at 260 Racetrack, where they add years to senior ‘citizen's lives and add life to their years, — : Physicians and pharmacists are on 'round the clock availability where a full time director of nursing supervises the constant attendance of those in residence. Controlled diets are carefully prepared in the clinically clean, sanitary facilities of the well-stocked kitchens. Boredom is never a problem with recreation rooms, solariums, television viewing, and easy access telephones make fora vacation-like atmosphere of retirement. There are no steps to climb and regular state department inspections insure the safest of surroundings. The writers of these Trade Center Profiles commend the Auburn Convalescent Hospital of Auburn for making: Mel fine, services, avalahe Yo Nevida Coiny residents, A plone cal to ~ 88527051" will pave The Nevada County Nuggel; Wednesday, February 4, 19709 ss i A EA EE Tie ees Se SSCP ss pt are Pe ores “Bizz Reports” The highlight ofthe opening week of the second session of the 91st Congress was: Presiden Nixon's message, a fine re_ port to the Congress and to the nation on the "State of the Union" as viewed by the Nixon admin-istration. As is often the case, only the broad outlines of what the administration believes must ‘ be accomplished in the year ahead were contained in the President's message. He envisioned a nation, at its 200th amniversary six years hence, ", . . . abolished hunger, provided the means for everyfamily in the nation to obtain

a minimum income, made enormous progress in providing better housing, faster transportetion, improved health and superior education. . .checked inflation, waged a winning war against crime . . ; and made great strides in stopping pollution of our air, cleaning up our water, opening up new parks and continuing to explore in space," Most important, the President hoped for an America "at peace with all the nations ofthe world." The goals are outstanding and, I am confident, are share by every American, How we achieve them remains to be seen. Specific recommendations will be made in a series of inoutline the “State of the Union” at an impressive joint session of Congress, attended by all the members of the Cabinet, the Justices of the Supreme Court, and many foreign dignitaries, I was struck by two things -one sub‘ject, pollution control, was discussed in depth, while another, high interest and. tight money was passed over rather lightly. The President failed to give sufficient recognition tothe desperate need for providing adequate employment opportunity for the two million young people entering our labor market every year and to those persons displaced from their jobs because of technological advances. * This, of course, is tied to the problem of our economy and the steadily rising cost of living. We have tried a reduction in federal spending. We have tried new taxes, We have tried tight money policies and high interest rates. But, we have not stopped the rising cost of living which in the last months of 1969 advanced at critically sharp rates, Inflation has not been stopped and tight money and high interest ‘rates are hurting our economy through. a serious reduction in employment at a time when we heed more, not fewer jobs. — It is my sincere hope that ‘ dividual presidential messages the pledge made by the Presiwhich I anticipate will be submitted to Congress in the next few. weeks, Listening to President Nixon dent. as the. 1970 session: of Congress opens means that the Executive Branch now will join the battle, AUBURN VAN & STORAGE Estella Schweyer, Owner a Auburn Van & Storage at 730 Lincoln Way in Auburn, is well known to Nevada City and Nevada County -residents as an exceptional moving and storage organization. They offer competent, fast and careful service. For many years, their moving and storage facilities have been looked upon, not only by Nevada City area residents, but by folks throughout Nevada County, as the firm that they can entrust their personal belongings to. ° When Auburn Van & Storage moves you, you.can rest assured that a capable, licensed driver, with thorough training in the handling and moving of goods, will see that the items are carefully packed and loaded with the utmost care. His van has been inspected for ‘safety and his ability to deliver your possessions to their destination is If it's a_ storage problem you're concerned about, just call 885-3685 for prompt attention. Their warehouses are always at your disposal. Auburn. Van & Stordge are sincerely commended by the writers of these Trade Center Profiles for their top-line service to Nevada City area residents. _ MONTGOMERY WARD & COMPANY R. A. Murry, Manager An excellent place to shop for clothing and household goods for everyone in the family is the Montgomery Ward & Company located at 1039 High in Auburn. The best in bargains and high quality merchandise is readily available in the several different departments of this up-to-date shopping center. The latest in exclusive as well as moderately priced styles, fabrics, and colors has been selected by the Montgomery Ward. & Company management in order that Nevada County shoppers may be assured of quality. goods for their money. The Montgomery Ward & Company has one of the most complete inventories of ranch and work clothing, suits, dress shirts, -hats, and sports wear. for men; purses, smart dress wear, lingerie, gloves, outdoor garments, and house dresses for the home-executive, that you will find anywhere in the varea, A» full selection of clothing for the youngsters of the family may be had as well. Nevada County residents will find their best buys in dependable, quality clothing at the Montgomery Ward & Company. ~ For their fine service to Nevada County, the writers of ~ these:Trade:Center Profiles wish to compliment the Montgomery --Ward & Company in Auburn, an outstanding leader in their field. —-