January 18, 1967 (16 pages)

poterg. Set communities of Nevada a, ele » Relief Hill, —_ Volume 42 Number 1 st it eta Ee ie, Ua it, ek Ce ee se rhs ‘arr 3 ge, Union ear mmit City, Walloupe, Go Gou, hey e, Lime Kiln, ya Park, Wolf, Christ Hill, L aoe Gold od a, pp ary gy prs Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Columbia, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat, a: "Guaker Hill, Willow Valley, Nelaiea, pone ol Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore's Flat, Orleans Flat, ee Belk ioe Frenake DA COUNTY NUGE , eptonra French Corral, Rough and R Dp , Graniteville, North San Juan, North Bloom il, Sailor Flat, Lake City, Selby Flat, Grizzly 10¢ Cents A Copy. Published Wednesdays, Nevada City January 18, 1967 NC CHAMBER INSTALLS NEW LEADERS tist. Vi Howard continued in the of Ceremonies and presented "It’s good luck t to us all” when Willard Rose, New Chamber of Commerce President, Nevada City, shakes hands with former President Ralph Friedrich as they switch gavels during the installafoo. ceremonies at Chamber's Annual Dinner , Saturday evening. “Curtain Call’’ for "Our Town"’ Production. Michael Gisney, ‘Long time. Producer and Director of, Theatricals and plays, is getting work under way to produce the Nationally famed work. "OUR TOWN” under the Atispices of the Liberal Arts Commission. Mr, Cisney has issued a call for talent to appear in this play, The "Casting Call" is set for Wednesday & Thursday Jan. 18 and 19th., in the Council room, City Hall, Nevada City ‘at 8P.M, on each evening ‘named above. "OUR TOWN" is a Pulitzer Prize Winner produced on. the Broadway stage fot years and made further famous by a motion picture a few years ago. The play will use 17 men and 5. women in speaking parts, In addition there will be need for people to appear in bits and as extras, Mr. Cisney plans to present this production at anearly date, The exact location of the play has not been definitely determined however it ishoped that arrangements can be.made to use the Old Nevada Theatre. on Broad Street fora gala show. January CLEARANCE now in progress” SSS ave Truckee Visited by Jolting * Earth Shock Special to the Nugget A sharp earthquake was felt about 2aem. Tuesday. by Truckee arearesidents, It Fad the taller buildings and rattled windows. Although the intensity of the shock was registered at 3,75 on the’ Richter scale, no damage was reported, Soroptimist Area Conclave in N-C Draws ManyGuests The’ twelve ghabe from District III, attending the Area Council meeting of the Southwestern Region of Soroptimists: Federation of the Americas, Inc., were not only met and welcomed into the old scenic town of Nevada City by their hosts; the Nevada City Soroptimist Club, but by a very special day of beautiful sunshine, when they gathered last Saturday at the. National Hotel, The meeting was opened at 9:30 * with an informal session of getting acquainted over coffee served by the hosts which lasted throughout the morning,Approximately 114 guests were then seated at tables beautifully decorated with the gold rush theme by Jane Sommers of the Nevada City Soroptimists,. ‘During the council luncheon, -Regional Governor, Mary Gianotti, of El Cerrito, and Matie Barker, District Director of District No. 3, of Sparks, Nevada, wefe introduced,.*° They each in turn gave most interesting and informative talks, Also: introduced was. Blanche Edgar of the Sacramento Soroptimist Club, who has chartered over 100 Soroptimist clubs. She became very much interested in the history of the old Nevada City theatre, and it's restoration now being planned by the Liberal Arts The annual installation Dinner for 1967 Officers of the Nevada City Chamber ‘of Commerce. was held in the Specially decorated Victorian Room of the famous National Hotel, Saturday evening January 14th. Installed as President was Willard Rose, Manager of the Bank of America in Nevada City, Bob Wood, District Director ot the California State organizatiom was the ins° talling officer. Installed in the post of Vice President was Dr. Roy Stauffer, Nevada City DenChamber Officials chat with Assemblyman Gene Chappie at the post of Secretary~ Treasurer. Mr. Wood ongratulatéd the Chamber on the progress -being made in promoting the business Climate of this area. New members of the Board of Directors installed were; Colonel John L. Clark, Editor of the Nevada County Nugget, Mrs B. Lane, owner of a ‘retail shop in Nevada City and Joseph E, Day, ee Citizen and local RealBabe Childers, served as Master organization's Annual Dinner and Installation; From Left to Right they are; Willard Rose, President Nevada City Chamber, Ralph Friedrich, out going President, Nevada City Chamber, John A. Gallegos, Executive Manager ‘of the Nevada County Chamber of Commerce and Assemblyman Chappie. Commission, -and immediately responded by presenting a check for $100. to be used toward the theatre fund, Mary Moser was the general chairman for the council meeting. She was assisted by the following chairmen: Marie Novak, registration; Jane Summers, decoration; Beth White, publicity, Alice McGee, totebags; and Vivian Berggren and Teresa Cassetari, programs. The Grass Valley Soroptimists were in charge of the entertainment during the luncheon, Shown from “Gn. to right ate: Regional Governor, Mary Gianotti, of El Cerrito; President Pauline Bergemann, Nevada City; General Chairman, Mary Moser, Nevada City, Past Regional Governor; and Matie B arker, District Director of District No. 3, of Sparks, Nevada, as they appeared during the Area Council Meeting held in Nevada City. the distinguished guests present for the occasion, Among those present were Gene Chappie who drove up from Sacramento for the meeting, with Mrs, Chappie Roy Miller, President of the newly formed Nevada County Chamber of Commerce and severa1 members of his Board attended the meeting. John A, Gallegos, Executive-Manager of the County Chamber was the principal speaker and pledged the support of his »rganization to the development of Nevada County. He ‘outlined the aims of the new organization and stated that they would coordinate, cooperate, to high degree but not dupiicate the work of the chambers, Ralph Friedrich, outgoing President was presented with a gavel and base for his fine work in 1966, by Dick Knee an outgoing Director. Friedrich continues as a Director for 1967. He pledged his full support to the work to be done. In his speech of acceptanee, Rose outlined a program ot building our community. His special aim is to bring about be‘tter parking ers trading in the City. He ple. dged his best efforts to get this problem solved as soon as possi= ble. Special efforts will be made to increase membership in the chamber and full cooperation with all four units of Chambers of Commerce in the County. The problem of dues to avoid duplication will be worked out by the various Boards of Directors, with the assistance of the County Chamber. At present, dues are being billed to. the end of the fiscal year, June 30th., 1967. Highway Patrol Seeks Job Applicants Lt. Axton, Commander of the Grass Valley Area office of the California Highway Patrol, said this week that a civil service examination for the position of Traffic Officer on the California Highway Patrol will be given throughout the State on February 18, "Although applications to take these examinations are being accepted on a continual basis, " said Lt., Axton, "those applicants wishing to take the February examination must turn in their applications by January 20, " Lt. Axton said applications can be obtained at the local office of the California Highway Patrol or at the nearest office of the California Department of Employment. Applicants for the examination must be between 21 and 31 years ofage, have at least the equivalent of a hi school education, be between five feet nine inches and six feet six inches in height, and be in good physical condition. Lt. Axton said resident requirements had been altered to allow application by men who haven't established residence in Californig. ‘This change is designed to attract men who are leaving the military here or are studying law enforcement at one of the colleges in the State. facilities for shopp.

poterg. Set communities of Nevada a, ele » Relief Hill, —_ Volume 42 Number 1 st it eta Ee ie, Ua it, ek Ce ee se rhs ‘arr 3 ge, Union ear mmit City, Walloupe, Go Gou, hey e, Lime Kiln, ya Park, Wolf, Christ Hill, L aoe Gold od a, pp ary gy prs Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Columbia, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat, a: "Guaker Hill, Willow Valley, Nelaiea, pone ol Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore's Flat, Orleans Flat, ee Belk ioe Frenake DA COUNTY NUGE , eptonra French Corral, Rough and R Dp , Graniteville, North San Juan, North Bloom il, Sailor Flat, Lake City, Selby Flat, Grizzly 10¢ Cents A Copy. Published Wednesdays, Nevada City January 18, 1967 NC CHAMBER INSTALLS NEW LEADERS tist. Vi Howard continued in the of Ceremonies and presented "It’s good luck t to us all” when Willard Rose, New Chamber of Commerce President, Nevada City, shakes hands with former President Ralph Friedrich as they switch gavels during the installafoo. ceremonies at Chamber's Annual Dinner , Saturday evening. “Curtain Call’’ for "Our Town"’ Production. Michael Gisney, ‘Long time. Producer and Director of, Theatricals and plays, is getting work under way to produce the Nationally famed work. "OUR TOWN” under the Atispices of the Liberal Arts Commission. Mr, Cisney has issued a call for talent to appear in this play, The "Casting Call" is set for Wednesday & Thursday Jan. 18 and 19th., in the Council room, City Hall, Nevada City ‘at 8P.M, on each evening ‘named above. "OUR TOWN" is a Pulitzer Prize Winner produced on. the Broadway stage fot years and made further famous by a motion picture a few years ago. The play will use 17 men and 5. women in speaking parts, In addition there will be need for people to appear in bits and as extras, Mr. Cisney plans to present this production at anearly date, The exact location of the play has not been definitely determined however it ishoped that arrangements can be.made to use the Old Nevada Theatre. on Broad Street fora gala show. January CLEARANCE now in progress” SSS ave Truckee Visited by Jolting * Earth Shock Special to the Nugget A sharp earthquake was felt about 2aem. Tuesday. by Truckee arearesidents, It Fad the taller buildings and rattled windows. Although the intensity of the shock was registered at 3,75 on the’ Richter scale, no damage was reported, Soroptimist Area Conclave in N-C Draws ManyGuests The’ twelve ghabe from District III, attending the Area Council meeting of the Southwestern Region of Soroptimists: Federation of the Americas, Inc., were not only met and welcomed into the old scenic town of Nevada City by their hosts; the Nevada City Soroptimist Club, but by a very special day of beautiful sunshine, when they gathered last Saturday at the. National Hotel, The meeting was opened at 9:30 * with an informal session of getting acquainted over coffee served by the hosts which lasted throughout the morning,Approximately 114 guests were then seated at tables beautifully decorated with the gold rush theme by Jane Sommers of the Nevada City Soroptimists,. ‘During the council luncheon, -Regional Governor, Mary Gianotti, of El Cerrito, and Matie Barker, District Director of District No. 3, of Sparks, Nevada, wefe introduced,.*° They each in turn gave most interesting and informative talks, Also: introduced was. Blanche Edgar of the Sacramento Soroptimist Club, who has chartered over 100 Soroptimist clubs. She became very much interested in the history of the old Nevada City theatre, and it's restoration now being planned by the Liberal Arts The annual installation Dinner for 1967 Officers of the Nevada City Chamber ‘of Commerce. was held in the Specially decorated Victorian Room of the famous National Hotel, Saturday evening January 14th. Installed as President was Willard Rose, Manager of the Bank of America in

Nevada City, Bob Wood, District Director ot the California State organizatiom was the ins° talling officer. Installed in the post of Vice President was Dr. Roy Stauffer, Nevada City DenChamber Officials chat with Assemblyman Gene Chappie at the post of Secretary~ Treasurer. Mr. Wood ongratulatéd the Chamber on the progress -being made in promoting the business Climate of this area. New members of the Board of Directors installed were; Colonel John L. Clark, Editor of the Nevada County Nugget, Mrs B. Lane, owner of a ‘retail shop in Nevada City and Joseph E, Day, ee Citizen and local RealBabe Childers, served as Master organization's Annual Dinner and Installation; From Left to Right they are; Willard Rose, President Nevada City Chamber, Ralph Friedrich, out going President, Nevada City Chamber, John A. Gallegos, Executive Manager ‘of the Nevada County Chamber of Commerce and Assemblyman Chappie. Commission, -and immediately responded by presenting a check for $100. to be used toward the theatre fund, Mary Moser was the general chairman for the council meeting.. She was assisted by the following chairmen: Marie Novak, registration; Jane Summers, decoration; Beth White, publicity, Alice McGee, totebags; and Vivian Berggren and Teresa Cassetari, programs. The Grass Valley Soroptimists were in charge of the entertainment during the luncheon, Shown from “Gn. to right ate: Regional Governor, Mary Gianotti, of El Cerrito; President Pauline Bergemann, Nevada City; General Chairman, Mary Moser, Nevada City, Past Regional Governor; and Matie B arker, District Director of District No. 3, of Sparks, Nevada, as they appeared during the Area Council Meeting held in Nevada City. the distinguished guests present for the occasion, Among those present were Gene Chappie who drove up from Sacramento for the meeting, with Mrs, Chappie Roy Miller, President of the newly formed Nevada County Chamber of Commerce and severa1 members of his Board attended the meeting. John A, Gallegos, Executive-Manager of the County Chamber was the principal speaker and pledged the support of his »rganization to the development of Nevada County. He ‘outlined the aims of the new organization and stated that they would coordinate, cooperate, to high degree but not dupiicate the work of the chambers, Ralph Friedrich, outgoing President was presented with a gavel and base for his fine work in 1966, by Dick Knee an outgoing Director. Friedrich continues as a Director for 1967. He pledged his full support to the work to be done. In his speech of acceptanee, Rose outlined a program ot building our community. His special aim is to bring about be‘tter parking ers trading in the City. He ple. dged his best efforts to get this problem solved as soon as possi= ble. Special efforts will be made to increase membership in the chamber and full cooperation with all four units of Chambers of Commerce in the County. The problem of dues to avoid duplication will be worked out by the various Boards of Directors, with the assistance of the County Chamber. At present, dues are being billed to. the end of the fiscal year, June 30th., 1967. Highway Patrol Seeks Job Applicants Lt. Axton, Commander of the Grass Valley Area office of the California Highway Patrol, said this week that a civil service examination for the position of Traffic Officer on the California Highway Patrol will be given throughout the State on February 18, "Although applications to take these examinations are being accepted on a continual basis, " said Lt., Axton, "those applicants wishing to take the February examination must turn in their applications by January 20, " Lt. Axton said applications can be obtained at the local office of the California Highway Patrol or at the nearest office of the California Department of Employment. Applicants for the examination must be between 21 and 31 years ofage, have at least the equivalent of a hi school education, be between five feet nine inches and six feet six inches in height, and be in good physical condition. Lt. Axton said resident requirements had been altered to allow application by men who haven't established residence in Californig. ‘This change is designed to attract men who are leaving the military here or are studying law enforcement at one of the colleges in the State. facilities for shopp..