January 15, 1969 (12 pages)

6 The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, January 15, 1969 . ; OFFICER OF Nevada Lodge No. 13 F&AM were installed at Masonic e é eS Les ee Temple in Nevada City January 11. Installing officer was Edward Farley, P.M., inspector of the 208th Masonic District. The lodge charter was issued April 20, 1850. It is the sixth oldest lodge charter in California, Demar Dundas is the new worshipful master, This was the 119th ape installation and was attended by 125 persons, THESE OFFICERS were elected to guide the new Sierra-Nevada-Miners Hospitals Foundation organized at the National: Hotel Wednesday night. Formed for the purpose of providing current and long range financing for the two community owned hospitals in new. construction expansion and patient care and medical education, Left to right are Robert Long, vice president; William J. Cassettari, president; Mrs. Kay Aldous secretary; Albert Troost, treasurer; and Malcolm Hammill, president of the board of directors of Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. Fink member of agency SACRAMENTO = Colonel Frank C. Boerger, San FranGeorge B, Fink, Sacramento cisco District Engineer. District Engineer, U. S. Army It was in 1884 that the United Corps of Engineers, was named Stated District Court issued a a member of the California De«decree which prohibited the unbris Commission in a letter controlled deposition of hysigned by President Lyndon B, draulic mining debris in CaliJohnson, fornia streams. Within a few The three-man commission short years all the hydraulic has-been part of California's mines that did not have a means history since 1893 when it was. of controlling their debris were formed to permit hydraulic closed. . mining only under controlled 893 the Congress gave the conditions. Other members U; S. Srmy Corps of Engineers the Debris Commission are Bri@sponsibility to allow hygadier General WilliamM.Glasdraulic mining in California only gow, South Pacific Division Enunder conditions that would pregineer (President), and Colonel vent debris trom entering navigable waters and otherwise . cause damage. MRS, BUHL'S RITES Private funeral services for Mary Adelaide Buhl, 82, were held Friday in the Bergemann and Son Funeral Chapel. Mrs, Buhl, a resident of Nevada City, died Thursday in Nevada General Hospital. Surviving are her husband Arthur, a retired railroad man; a son, James Henry, Porterville; two grandchildren; and four great grandchildren. Escape rain, snow in Imperial Looking out at the bleak winter sky, the seemingly endless rain beating against your windowpane, you dream of a better place, a place with lasting sunshine, If you have the time to take a motor trip, there's no reason only to dream about such a place. Just hop in your car and take off for the Imperial Valley, where it seldom rains, never snows, Californians fondly call it the "Upside-Down Valley," points out the National Automobile Club, its seasons being the opposite to seasons in the rest of the nation. Although it's now winter, don't go by the calendar in this valley. It's really summer there, as proved by its current average temperature that ranges in the 70's and 80's; Once as desolate as the arid desert areas that surround it, the Imperial Valley went through quite a transormation over the past 60 years, By harnessing the mighty Colorado River, man turned this valley into one of our nation’s great agricultural and recreational centers, Once considered to be nothing but a wasteland, the Salton Sea in the valley now ranks as one of the foremost centers in the West for water-skiing, boating, and fishing. . Indeed, game fishing has become a major sport in this sea, awith an estimated three million corvina inhabiting the water, with many of them: weighing 15 pounds or more. And the ColoValley rado River itself, advises NAC, offers plentiful: catches of bass and catfish, Then, too, you have hundreds of miles of canals that crisscross the valley in which to try your angling luck, But, should golf be your sport, you won't lose out either. For you have literally dozens of championship courses all over the valley from which to choose. And you just can't beat the scenery in the valley, especially in the southeastern. part. Fithara,/ this \part contains -a vast exp: of. sand dunes. ‘Those picturesque dunes that lie about 25 miles east of Brawley, for example, measure about 40 miles in length, about four miles in width, And some of them, “according to NAC, stand as high as 90 feet. Miles ot sand dunes also lie east of Calexico, the town that shares the Mexican border wit Mexicali, its Mexican sister city. Just walkacrosstheborder . “18%, presto, you're in Old Mexco, For that added treat, take © advantage of some clear night in the valley and gaze at the stars, For these stars will appear. to be about the brightest you've ever seen. = ¢.2ere Zs When tired of the downpour that Seemingly never stops, escape to the "Upside-Down Valley," where it seldom rains,

6 The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, January 15, 1969 . ; OFFICER OF Nevada Lodge No. 13 F&AM were installed at Masonic e é eS Les ee Temple in Nevada City January 11. Installing officer was Edward Farley, P.M., inspector of the 208th Masonic District. The lodge charter was issued April 20, 1850. It is the sixth oldest lodge charter in California, Demar Dundas is the new worshipful master, This was the 119th ape installation and was attended by 125 persons, THESE OFFICERS were elected to guide the new Sierra-Nevada-Miners Hospitals Foundation organized at the National: Hotel Wednesday night. Formed for the purpose of providing current and long range financing for the two community owned hospitals in new. construction expansion and patient care and medical education, Left to right are Robert Long, vice president; William J. Cassettari, president; Mrs. Kay Aldous secretary; Albert Troost, treasurer; and Malcolm Hammill, president of the board of directors of Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. Fink member of agency SACRAMENTO = Colonel Frank C. Boerger, San FranGeorge B, Fink, Sacramento cisco District Engineer. District Engineer, U. S. Army It was in 1884 that the United Corps of Engineers, was named Stated District Court issued a a member of the California De«decree which prohibited the unbris Commission in a letter controlled deposition of hysigned by President Lyndon B, draulic mining debris in CaliJohnson, fornia streams. Within a few The three-man commission short years all the hydraulic has-been part of California's mines that did not have a means history since 1893 when it was. of controlling their debris were formed to permit hydraulic closed. . mining only under controlled 893 the Congress gave the conditions. Other members U; S. Srmy Corps of Engineers the Debris Commission are Bri@sponsibility to allow hygadier General WilliamM.Glasdraulic mining in California only gow, South Pacific Division Enunder conditions that would pregineer (President), and Colonel vent debris trom entering navigable waters and otherwise . cause damage. MRS, BUHL'S RITES Private funeral services for Mary Adelaide Buhl, 82, were held Friday in the Bergemann and Son Funeral Chapel. Mrs, Buhl, a resident of Nevada City, died Thursday in Nevada General Hospital. Surviving are her husband Arthur, a retired railroad man; a son, James Henry, Porterville; two grandchildren; and four great grandchildren. Escape rain, snow in Imperial Looking out at the bleak winter sky, the seemingly endless rain beating against your windowpane, you dream of a better place, a place with lasting sunshine, If you have the time to take a motor trip, there's no reason only to dream about such a place. Just hop in your car and take off for the Imperial Valley, where it seldom rains, never snows, Californians fondly call it the "Upside-Down Valley," points out the National Automobile Club, its seasons being the opposite to seasons in the rest of the nation. Although it's now winter, don't go by the calendar in this valley. It's really summer there, as proved by its current average temperature that ranges in the 70's and 80's;

Once as desolate as the arid desert areas that surround it, the Imperial Valley went through quite a transormation over the past 60 years, By harnessing the mighty Colorado River, man turned this valley into one of our nation’s great agricultural and recreational centers, Once considered to be nothing but a wasteland, the Salton Sea in the valley now ranks as one of the foremost centers in the West for water-skiing, boating, and fishing. . Indeed, game fishing has become a major sport in this sea, awith an estimated three million corvina inhabiting the water, with many of them: weighing 15 pounds or more. And the ColoValley rado River itself, advises NAC, offers plentiful: catches of bass and catfish, Then, too, you have hundreds of miles of canals that crisscross the valley in which to try your angling luck, But, should golf be your sport, you won't lose out either. For you have literally dozens of championship courses all over the valley from which to choose. And you just can't beat the scenery in the valley, especially in the southeastern. part. Fithara,/ this \part contains -a vast exp: of. sand dunes. ‘Those picturesque dunes that lie about 25 miles east of Brawley, for example, measure about 40 miles in length, about four miles in width, And some of them, “according to NAC, stand as high as 90 feet. Miles ot sand dunes also lie east of Calexico, the town that shares the Mexican border wit Mexicali, its Mexican sister city. Just walkacrosstheborder . “18%, presto, you're in Old Mexco, For that added treat, take © advantage of some clear night in the valley and gaze at the stars, For these stars will appear. to be about the brightest you've ever seen. = ¢.2ere Zs When tired of the downpour that Seemingly never stops, escape to the "Upside-Down Valley," where it seldom rains,