February 7, 1962 (10 pages)

4 REMBRANT ?----Little Sharon Conway (R) celebrates her third birthday the way all artists dowith brush in hand. Critic Beth Pike (L) seems to doubt the sincerity of . the art work. The scene is the Nevada County Cooperative Nursery School at the Fairgrounds in Grass Valley. Scotts Dam To Be Raised of the MILE HIGH CITY 100 MODERN and COMFORTABLE ROOMS with TV and radio available For Businessmen and Tourists @ ae aay ise the spillway @ h of GRASS VALLEY The chute to raise t pea ae directors of the Nevada Irto a height in proportion to ®@ Center of the main stores and theaters @ Across the street from the Brown Palace hotel @ Parking garage adjacent, 24-hour service tigation District have approved the revised feasibility report of Ebasco Services, Inc., for the raising of Scotts FlatDam and voted to make the job part of the proposed Yuba -Bear Project. The engineering firm of Ebasco Services, Inc., of the increased dam height. The addition to the dam and spillway will cost an estimated $1,284,000, Financing for this phase will come out of the total construction funds included in the revenue bond issue for the Yuba-Bear Project. ] KEystone 4-239 New York, is acting as conteventaanth ond sulting engineers for the} TNF Women To Tremont Place ria a . Lunch, Feb. 15 Under the project it is GRASS VALLEY ----The proposed to raise the existing dam 38 feet. A concrete gravity dam will be constructed above the present concrete lined spillway Here Are Prices You Tahoe National Forest Women's luncheon will be held Feb, 15 fromnoon to 2 p.m, at the office, Hotel Golden dining room, in Grass Valley, Reservations can be made by phoning Mrs, Lonnie Moe, 273-6972; Mrs, Norma Kendall, 265-2814; or Mrs, EvelynRenfree, 273-3165 before noon Feb, 13, Pictures of Germany will be shown by Mrs, Dianne Dzur following the lunchSDENVER 2 , COLORADO NEVADA CITY----January meeting of the lors ada City 4H Club was held at the Seaman's Lodge with ing. Carol Wilcox, activities junior leader, opened the meeting with several songs which the younger members are enjoying. Roll Call indicated that there w ere 23 members, 6 parents, 6 leaders and one guest present. Project reports were given by Bruce Ayala, woodworking; Bill Helphinstine, ag. Ist year sewing, Sara Woerner and Helen Wilcox; Ron Dundus, forestry; Bob Kilroy, electrical; Judy Nelson, 2nd y ear cooking; and Dorothy Lewis, 2nd year sewing. Bruce Ayala reported on the President Jack Costa-presid-. Christmas caroling w hich the club did as a community service project in the local hospitals, The treasurer, Mike McCormack; reported that the club made $50 in profit on the candy sale, The club pis, . Weavers To Hold Conference SACRAMENT O---The tenth annual conference of Northern California Handweavers will be held April 28 and 29 at the El Dorado Hotel, The program will include a speech by Else Regensteiner, Art Institute of Chicago, as well as exhibits, a fashion show, and weaving and spinning demonstrations, . Nevada City 4H Club Hears Reports donated to the March of . Dimes, and hopes to make a large contribution to the IFYE fund, Fee Marion Ayala and Helen -Wilcox gave an illustrated talk on "Healthy Breakfast Foods", and Bruce Ayala gave a demonstration called “Basic Hand Tools," These were interesting. Committee appointments forthe February meeting, at which the club hopes to have an outside speaker and a guest club, are as follows: Food, Claudia Ayala (chair* man), Kathony Rogina, Diana Hopkins, Pam Hildebrand and Ron Dundas; Decorations Judy Nelson (chairman), Jerry Vonah ahd Bruce Ayala, Claudia Ayala, Club Reporter ——-* © & Se Just Can't eon, BodKaNs o°°o / A MAN IS ONLY A MAN. al Fo oe 4 oe ty Yoo THEN BH Nevava county NveceT. LD ‘ale . Sieg a ange 'S A HUSBAND . ONTIL HE'S MARRIED. \@ LW Oyen ‘NID acer To Call For Tarr Dam Bids GRASS VALLEY -----The Nevada Irrigation District board of directors has moved to call for contract bids for construction of a new Tarr Ditch diversion dam on Wolf Creek, The new concrete gravity section dam willreplace the existing wooden structure located about two miles south of Grass Valley, Plans call urine about 17 feet high Bowling Results (Continued from Page 3) Junior League (Cont. ) M & M's WOTtl, 7 B, Martz 84 122 206 J, Curroll 116 73 189 B, Tomas 115 140 255 Blind 15 15 150 Total Inc, HC 434 454 888 HIGHLIT ERS BLAZES K. Millhous 127106 ©2838 K. Millhous 949100 194 R, McLeod 112 137 239 Blind 15 15 150 Total 408 408 816 PIN HEADS W 2Ttil, 12 A. Shank 145 118 263 F, Shank 92 92 184 R, Shank 174 129 303 Blind 15 75 150 Total Inc, HC 576 444 960 SLOP SHOTS W 1Ttl, 13 Cc, Leming 129 127 256 B, Ducahey 109 104 213 D, Smith 89 137 226 C, Fontana 95 116 211 Total 422 484 906 PIN CLEANERS W 2Tti, 11 D, Painter 87 103 109 D, Furano 96 117 213 T. Thomas 150 126 276 D, Painter 119 78 197 Total 452 424 986 HOT SHOTS With? B, Butenschaen 97 118 215 J. Brooks 96 105 201 Cc, Knutson 80 87 167 J. Brooks 108 98 206 Total Inc, HC 143 470 913 Matched Games NEVADA CITY CDF Bates 168 138 111 417 Beaver 124 128 164 426 Thompson 186 196 148 550 Cartwright 162 179 188 474 Woodside 156 152-150 458 Total Inc, HC 887 884 796 1908 OROVILLE CDF w4 Cummings 146 161 169 476 and about 120 feet long. The structure will divert water from Wolf Creek into the Tarr Ditch which serves both domestic and agricultural water users from Grass Valley to the Indian Springs area, The project has been budgeted for 1962 construction, It ishoped that the dam will be completed before the next irrigation season, 205 227 124 556 Monsen Vaughn 143 167 284 544 Taylor 181 111 149 441 Bach 166 146 190 503 TotalInc.HC 914 885 938 2520 Jolly Rogers Scratch TEAM #5 W2Ttl, 3 B, Robinson 173 177 167 517 D. Lang 190 128 186 504 Cc, Wasley 158 180 160 498 D. Wasley 191 146 167 504 J. Rankin 164 188 172 524 Total 876 819 852 2547 S.P.D. Wi1Td, 2 B, Basso 146 141 135 422 T. Sigourney 145 150 149 444 D, Heller 150 165 168 483 J. Tappero 150 165 168 524 H. Stroh 178 178 170 526 Total 169 827-803 2399 QUESTION MARK W 2Ttl. 2 D, Nelson 157 194 143 494 T, Ragon 104 117 185 356 L, Barnes 191 171 177 539 T. Carson 161 184 147 492 R. Wilson 181 187 190 558 Total 194 853 792 2439 JOLLY ROGERS Wit, 3 . K. Yocum 149 182 205 536 T. Manley 154 177 178 509 B. Williams 184 168 147 499 Blind 119 119 119 357 M, Armstrong 181 187 181 549 Total 787 833 880 2450 BLACK BARTS W3tTtl 6 F, Rowe 168 155 174 497 J. Hager . 186 181 176 543 D. Vaughn 144 179 176 499 D, Mott 190 170 224 584 Cc, Trazer 199 182 223 604 Total 887 867 973 2727 GLENBROOK GAS WotTtl, 2 L, Deter 167 140 151 458 R. Childers 164 164 161 489 E, Maulden 201 171 180 552 E, Phelps 163 169 138 470 H, Reed 154 148 198 500 Total 849 792 828 2469 wa. SMITE, 4 Buy 2) eS S715 Une 218 J2 St., Nevada oe Open Thursday Evenings. Ignore! © CLASSIFIED ADS @ Do You Have a Freezer? FOR SALE Black oak wood, 14" chunk $8, 00; 20" $10,00;: 24” $10.50. Discount on large orders. J, R. PricePh, 265 2281 @ Does Your Refrigerator Have a Freezer Compartment? If so you cannot afford to pass these up. SWIFT'S PREMIUM BEEF cHoice . 5 As 23 1 GE refrigerated cooler, Used 8 hrs. $100,00 Phone 265-4305 For The Best Get GLENBROOK GAS Phone 273-6113 T.V. Occasional ChairsXInt Cond, 265-4194, 615 -E. Broad Street. N.C, U.S.D.A. Choice FRONT QUARTER U.S.D.A. Choice wore CLASSIFIED AD RATES Per line in first issue.16¢ Per line in additional issues (Ho changes). 5 .¢6s' . 14¢ Minimum charge.. SERVICES WATER SYSTEMS Complete InstallationPumps, Pipe Line Ditching Water Purification. COOK & McGUINN Phone 273-4455 Painting spray or brush, & Plumbing, 20 years experience, John B, White 127 Grove St., 265-2387 Carpenter & Cabinet work. Repair anything in the line of wood, 265-4194, DRESSMAKING & Alterations for women and men in my home. Celesta Brunner, 825 Zion, NC for appointment call 265-2048, REAL ESTATE LISTINGS Home-Business Farm FOR SALE. 20 gently sloping acres 7 milesout, pines, oaks, cedars, Write Box 11, N.C. Nugget or phone 265-2493. For Sale: Builder's Special! House, lot, storage buildings. Good 1937 truck, tires, InGrass Valley. $2,750.00. Samuel.Turner, 4158 Santa Rita, El Sobrante, Calif, 150 acres, scenic and accesible all year. Crossedby the Yuba River, Clear and Rock Creeks, $300.00 month included 6% interest, Price $60,000.00. A group of 10 can carry this investment with ease, Owner 528 E, Broad St, Nevada City. HIND : QUARTER nose special 250 Ibs. average to the side. U.S.D.A. 250 Ibs. average & to the side. smoller quantity Consists of a variety of cuts. ALL MEATS CUT, DOUBLE WRAPPED AND FAST FROZEN, ALSO FROZEN FRUITS & VEGETABLES BY THE CASE Grass ioe Me Nevada City Hwy., Rear Van's Mkt, near Nevada ey Limits Goop lt For those who want a ‘20! «~ © si, OOOTOLES A . 124 S. Auburn St. / VALENTI NE HH lll iy, FOR EVERYONE each piece as always made of highest quality ingredients HOEFLERS Special Valentine Hearts, just the right siz@ for sis and junior misses, 69¢.&.$1.10. ef exquisite French Creams, Chews and Nuts, a@rtfully packaged and decorated With large@e Goloriul bows 22. $1.50 ta $5.506 Grass Valley xxx Grass Valley ph. 273-7218 PAYLESS TV & RADIO SER“VICE All work guaranteed Buy, sell and trade, 533 Main St., Hills Flat, Phone 273-8547, Night: 273-8104, WORK WANTED Garden Work, Yard Cleaning, Care Taker. Resonable. Gray 265-4685. loved ones, a fine selection Drug 40 acres, overlooking Penn Valley. Mostly flat, covered with brush & trees. Punch well for water, Power available. $300 per acre w/terms. Cabin site, approx. 1/3 acre. has paved road, water, elec. phone, Swell site for pond. $2,250. Cash, 1 mile from NC 6 acres, south slope. Covered with pines, Utilities handy Good roads, 2 miles from NC $9,000. Can divide. 1/2 acre, 3 Bedrooms, L/R w/fire place, Hwd, Floors, Electric Kitchen, dinette, S/P. 1. car Garage w/work shop, Pines, garden, lawn. $12,500. $2500 Dn, -66 of an acre, 3 bedrooms, large kitchen, dining, S/P Full Conc, Bsmt w/shop, 2 Car garage, extra bldg, real view, sunny location. $13, 500, 4+ acres, 2.B/R w/den, L/R Kit. S/P Garage, Chic, House, Apple orchard view, 3 Mi, E. NC, $15,000, $5 000 Dn, JOE DAY REALTOR -* INSURANCE 108N. Pine St, Nevada City Phone: 265-2540 To The Editor: The High School is to be congratulated on bringing to this community such beautiful music as the San Francisco State A Cappella Choir performance, The audience was responsive, It is heartening to know that the young people were exposedto lovely music beautifully performed, And the Nugget isto be congratulated on its recent editorials which set a fine standard of good taste for our community, Alsotheir pictures of the firehouse depicting the doors show the same awareness of good taste w hich is the foundation of successful community living. Ina wider field, the Nugget will undoubtedly take a firm stand, I refer to the United Nations: our one hope for survival, In our daily rounds it seems very difficult for us to keep in mind that a hole in the pocketbook is preferable to a hole in the head, Helen Bontecou amr to ne «=r TA ROLTER TaN RINK WILL —$° AT HOME!!! . and TEEN-AGERS 10 80 yrs. KEEP OUR a Just Opened! YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO THE NEWLY REMODELED Jo & Smitty's CALIFORNIA INN ENJOY Tim’s Chinese Dishes in the China Hat Room 411 EAST MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY Phone ‘273-9841 SA v GARDEN CENTER 20th Century STRAWBERRY PLANTS doz. 50 $400 $795 2 yr. old GRAPES THOMPSON SEEDLESS CONCORD * MUSCAT Bareroot Thornless BLACKBERRIES Bareroot * PLENTY OF * FREE PARKING * Free Delvece 2 Nevada City Store Open Thursday evening for your convenience % WE GIVE S&# % GREEN STAMPS AMO RO NS ARATE NNO the ie sh Pe geo Sree peice aaa. .

4 REMBRANT ?----Little Sharon Conway (R) celebrates her third birthday the way all artists dowith brush in hand. Critic Beth Pike (L) seems to doubt the sincerity of . the art work. The scene is the Nevada County Cooperative Nursery School at the Fairgrounds in Grass Valley. Scotts Dam To Be Raised of the MILE HIGH CITY 100 MODERN and COMFORTABLE ROOMS with TV and radio available For Businessmen and Tourists @ ae aay ise the spillway @ h of GRASS VALLEY The chute to raise t pea ae directors of the Nevada Irto a height in proportion to ®@ Center of the main stores and theaters @ Across the street from the Brown Palace hotel @ Parking garage adjacent, 24-hour service tigation District have approved the revised feasibility report of Ebasco Services, Inc., for the raising of Scotts FlatDam and voted to make the job part of the proposed Yuba -Bear Project. The engineering firm of Ebasco Services, Inc., of the increased dam height. The addition to the dam and spillway will cost an estimated $1,284,000, Financing for this phase will come out of the total construction funds included in the revenue bond issue for the Yuba-Bear Project. ] KEystone 4-239 New York, is acting as conteventaanth ond sulting engineers for the} TNF Women To Tremont Place ria a . Lunch, Feb. 15 Under the project it is GRASS VALLEY ----The proposed to raise the existing dam 38 feet. A concrete gravity dam will be constructed above the present concrete lined spillway Here Are Prices You Tahoe National Forest Women's luncheon will be held Feb, 15 fromnoon to 2 p.m, at the office, Hotel Golden dining room, in Grass Valley, Reservations can be made by phoning Mrs, Lonnie Moe, 273-6972; Mrs, Norma Kendall, 265-2814; or Mrs, EvelynRenfree, 273-3165 before noon Feb, 13, Pictures of Germany will be shown by Mrs, Dianne Dzur following the lunchSDENVER 2 , COLORADO NEVADA CITY----January meeting of the lors ada City 4H Club was held at the Seaman's Lodge with ing. Carol Wilcox, activities junior leader, opened the meeting with several songs which the younger members are enjoying. Roll Call indicated that there w ere 23 members, 6 parents, 6 leaders and one guest present. Project reports were given by Bruce Ayala, woodworking; Bill Helphinstine, ag. Ist year sewing, Sara Woerner and Helen Wilcox; Ron Dundus, forestry; Bob Kilroy, electrical; Judy Nelson, 2nd y ear cooking; and Dorothy Lewis, 2nd year sewing. Bruce Ayala reported on the President Jack Costa-presid-. Christmas caroling w hich the club did as a community service project in the local hospitals, The treasurer, Mike McCormack; reported that the club made $50 in profit on the candy sale, The club pis, . Weavers To Hold Conference SACRAMENT O---The tenth annual conference of Northern California Handweavers will be held April 28 and 29 at the El Dorado Hotel, The program will include a speech by Else Regensteiner, Art Institute of Chicago, as well as exhibits, a fashion show, and weaving and spinning demonstrations, . Nevada City 4H Club Hears Reports donated to the March of . Dimes, and hopes to make a large contribution to the IFYE fund, Fee Marion Ayala and Helen -Wilcox gave an illustrated talk on "Healthy Breakfast Foods", and Bruce Ayala gave a demonstration called “Basic Hand Tools," These were interesting. Committee appointments forthe February meeting, at which the club hopes to have an outside speaker and a guest club, are as follows: Food, Claudia Ayala (chair* man), Kathony Rogina, Diana Hopkins, Pam Hildebrand and Ron Dundas; Decorations Judy Nelson (chairman), Jerry Vonah ahd Bruce Ayala, Claudia Ayala, Club Reporter ——-* © & Se Just Can't eon, BodKaNs o°°o / A MAN IS ONLY A MAN.. al Fo oe 4 oe ty Yoo THEN BH Nevava county NveceT. LD ‘ale . Sieg a ange 'S A HUSBAND . ONTIL HE'S MARRIED.. \@ LW Oyen ‘NID acer To Call For Tarr Dam Bids GRASS VALLEY -----The Nevada Irrigation District board of directors has moved to call for contract bids for construction of a new Tarr Ditch diversion dam on Wolf Creek, The new concrete gravity section dam willreplace the existing wooden structure located about two miles south of Grass Valley, Plans call urine about 17 feet high Bowling Results (Continued from Page 3) Junior League (Cont. ) M & M's WOTtl, 7 B, Martz 84 122 206 J, Curroll 116 73 189 B, Tomas 115 140 255 Blind 15 15 150 Total Inc, HC 434 454 888 HIGHLIT ERS BLAZES K. Millhous 127106 ©2838 K. Millhous 949100 194 R, McLeod 112 137 239 Blind 15 15 150 Total 408 408 816 PIN HEADS W 2Ttil, 12 A. Shank 145 118 263 F, Shank 92 92 184 R, Shank 174 129 303 Blind 15 75 150 Total Inc, HC 576 444 960 SLOP SHOTS W 1Ttl, 13 Cc, Leming 129 127 256 B, Ducahey 109 104 213 D, Smith 89 137 226 C, Fontana 95 116 211 Total 422 484 906 PIN CLEANERS W 2Tti, 11 D, Painter 87 103 109 D, Furano 96 117 213 T. Thomas 150 126 276 D, Painter 119 78 197 Total 452 424 986 HOT SHOTS With? B, Butenschaen 97 118 215 J. Brooks 96 105 201 Cc, Knutson 80 87 167 J. Brooks 108 98 206 Total Inc, HC 143 470 913 Matched Games NEVADA CITY CDF Bates 168 138 111 417 Beaver 124 128 164 426 Thompson 186 196 148 550 Cartwright 162 179 188 474 Woodside 156 152-150 458 Total Inc, HC 887 884 796 1908 OROVILLE CDF w4 Cummings 146 161 169 476 and about 120 feet long. The structure will divert water from Wolf Creek into the Tarr Ditch which serves both domestic and agricultural water users from Grass Valley to the Indian Springs area, The project has been budgeted for 1962 construction, It ishoped that the dam will be completed before the next irrigation season, 205 227 124 556 Monsen Vaughn 143 167 284 544 Taylor 181 111 149 441 Bach 166 146 190 503 TotalInc.HC 914 885 938 2520 Jolly Rogers Scratch TEAM #5 W2Ttl, 3 B, Robinson 173 177 167 517 D. Lang 190 128 186 504 Cc, Wasley 158 180 160 498 D. Wasley 191 146 167 504 J. Rankin 164 188 172 524 Total 876 819 852 2547 S.P.D. Wi1Td, 2 B, Basso 146 141 135 422 T. Sigourney 145 150 149 444 D, Heller 150 165 168 483 J. Tappero 150 165 168 524 H. Stroh 178 178 170 526 Total 169 827-803 2399 QUESTION MARK W 2Ttl. 2 D, Nelson 157 194 143 494

T, Ragon 104 117 185 356 L, Barnes 191 171 177 539 T. Carson 161 184 147 492 R. Wilson 181 187 190 558 Total 194 853 792 2439 JOLLY ROGERS Wit, 3 . K. Yocum 149 182 205 536 T. Manley 154 177 178 509 B. Williams 184 168 147 499 Blind 119 119 119 357 M, Armstrong 181 187 181 549 Total 787 833 880 2450 BLACK BARTS W3tTtl 6 F, Rowe 168 155 174 497 J. Hager . 186 181 176 543 D. Vaughn 144 179 176 499 D, Mott 190 170 224 584 Cc, Trazer 199 182 223 604 Total 887 867 973 2727 GLENBROOK GAS WotTtl, 2 L, Deter 167 140 151 458 R. Childers 164 164 161 489 E, Maulden 201 171 180 552 E, Phelps 163 169 138 470 H, Reed 154 148 198 500 Total 849 792 828 2469 wa. SMITE, 4 Buy 2) eS S715 Une 218 J2 St., Nevada oe Open Thursday Evenings.. Ignore! © CLASSIFIED ADS @ Do You Have a Freezer? FOR SALE Black oak wood, 14" chunk $8, 00; 20" $10,00;: 24” $10.50. Discount on large orders. J, R. PricePh, 265 2281 @ Does Your Refrigerator Have a Freezer Compartment? If so you cannot afford to pass these up. SWIFT'S PREMIUM BEEF cHoice . 5 As 23 1 GE refrigerated cooler, Used 8 hrs. $100,00 Phone 265-4305 For The Best Get GLENBROOK GAS Phone 273-6113 T.V. Occasional ChairsXInt Cond, 265-4194, 615 -E. Broad Street. N.C, U.S.D.A. Choice FRONT QUARTER U.S.D.A. Choice wore CLASSIFIED AD RATES Per line in first issue..16¢ Per line in additional issues (Ho changes).. 5 .¢6s' . 14¢ Minimum charge.... SERVICES WATER SYSTEMS Complete InstallationPumps, Pipe Line Ditching Water Purification. COOK & McGUINN Phone 273-4455 Painting spray or brush, & Plumbing, 20 years experience, John B, White 127 Grove St., 265-2387 Carpenter & Cabinet work. Repair anything in the line of wood, 265-4194, DRESSMAKING & Alterations for women and men in my home. Celesta Brunner, 825 Zion, NC for appointment call 265-2048, REAL ESTATE LISTINGS Home-Business Farm FOR SALE. 20 gently sloping acres 7 milesout, pines, oaks, cedars, Write Box 11, N.C. Nugget or phone 265-2493. For Sale: Builder's Special! House, lot, storage buildings. Good 1937 truck, tires, InGrass Valley. $2,750.00. Samuel.Turner, 4158 Santa Rita, El Sobrante, Calif, 150 acres, scenic and accesible all year. Crossedby the Yuba River, Clear and Rock Creeks, $300.00 month included 6% interest, Price $60,000.00. A group of 10 can carry this investment with ease, Owner 528 E, Broad St, Nevada City. HIND : QUARTER nose special 250 Ibs. average to the side. U.S.D.A. 250 Ibs. average & to the side. smoller quantity Consists of a variety of cuts. ALL MEATS CUT, DOUBLE WRAPPED AND FAST FROZEN, ALSO FROZEN FRUITS & VEGETABLES BY THE CASE Grass ioe Me Nevada City Hwy., Rear Van's Mkt, near Nevada ey Limits Goop lt For those who want a ‘20! «~ © si, OOOTOLES A . 124 S. Auburn St. / VALENTI NE HH lll iy, FOR EVERYONE each piece as always made of highest quality ingredients HOEFLERS Special Valentine Hearts, just the right siz@ for sis and junior misses, 69¢.&.$1.10. ef exquisite French Creams, Chews and Nuts, a@rtfully packaged and decorated With large@e Goloriul bows 22. $1.50 ta $5.506 Grass Valley xxx Grass Valley ph. 273-7218 PAYLESS TV & RADIO SER“VICE All work guaranteed Buy, sell and trade, 533 Main St., Hills Flat, Phone 273-8547, Night: 273-8104, WORK WANTED Garden Work, Yard Cleaning, Care Taker. Resonable. Gray 265-4685. loved ones, a fine selection Drug 40 acres, overlooking Penn Valley. Mostly flat, covered with brush & trees. Punch well for water, Power available. $300 per acre w/terms. Cabin site, approx. 1/3 acre. has paved road, water, elec. phone, Swell site for pond. $2,250. Cash, 1 mile from NC 6 acres, south slope. Covered with pines, Utilities handy Good roads, 2 miles from NC $9,000. Can divide. 1/2 acre, 3 Bedrooms, L/R w/fire place, Hwd, Floors, Electric Kitchen, dinette, S/P. 1. car Garage w/work shop, Pines, garden, lawn. $12,500. $2500 Dn, -66 of an acre, 3 bedrooms, large kitchen, dining, S/P Full Conc, Bsmt w/shop, 2 Car garage, extra bldg, real view, sunny location. $13, 500, 4+ acres, 2.B/R w/den, L/R Kit. S/P Garage, Chic, House, Apple orchard view, 3 Mi, E. NC, $15,000, $5 000 Dn, JOE DAY REALTOR -* INSURANCE 108N. Pine St, Nevada City Phone: 265-2540 To The Editor: The High School is to be congratulated on bringing to this community such beautiful music as the San Francisco State A Cappella Choir performance, The audience was responsive, It is heartening to know that the young people were exposedto lovely music beautifully performed, And the Nugget isto be congratulated on its recent editorials which set a fine standard of good taste for our community, Alsotheir pictures of the firehouse depicting the doors show the same awareness of good taste w hich is the foundation of successful community living. Ina wider field, the Nugget will undoubtedly take a firm stand, I refer to the United Nations: our one hope for survival, In our daily rounds it seems very difficult for us to keep in mind that a hole in the pocketbook is preferable to a hole in the head, Helen Bontecou amr to ne «=r TA ROLTER TaN RINK WILL —$° AT HOME!!! . and TEEN-AGERS 10 80 yrs. KEEP OUR a Just Opened! YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO THE NEWLY REMODELED Jo & Smitty's CALIFORNIA INN ENJOY Tim’s Chinese Dishes in the China Hat Room 411 EAST MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY Phone ‘273-9841 SA v GARDEN CENTER 20th Century STRAWBERRY PLANTS doz. 50 $400 $795 2 yr. old GRAPES THOMPSON SEEDLESS CONCORD * MUSCAT Bareroot Thornless BLACKBERRIES Bareroot * PLENTY OF * FREE PARKING * Free Delvece 2 Nevada City Store Open Thursday evening for your convenience % WE GIVE S&# % GREEN STAMPS AMO RO NS ARATE NNO the ie sh Pe geo Sree peice aaa. .