January 7, 1965 (16 pages)

rw) January 7, 1965. . Nevada County Nugget. William Kohler Chosen ” . NORTHERN MINES & CALIFORNIA REPORTS me i BRASH EOI Fh E eet +P Her ++ HEE 4 rE et aa , Leonard Luglan, President of Nevada County Soil Conservation District (left) is shown presenting a Certificate of Merit to William Kohler. The District selected Kohler as the outstanding farmer of the year 1963 in Nevada County. Farmer Of William Kohler of Bitney's Springs Road has been selected by the Nevada County Soil Conserevation District asthe district's Conservation Farmer of the Year. Soil District President Leonard Luglan presented Kohler with a plaque in brief ceremonies recently atthe district headquarters on the Grass Valley-Nevada City. Highway. Kohler operates a 300 acre farm. The farm contains three different types of operation including irrigated and dry pasture, woodland and orchards, His father moved onto the farm in 1895 and atthat time the main business of the land was the production of poles and timber for the mines in the county. Over the years Kohler has added many conservation programs to the land, These include management of his pastures by renovation and reseeding and fertilization, installation of two sprinkler systems, installation of overa mile. of underground drainage, construction of three irrigation reservoirs to control irrigation water, use of one of the larger reservoirs for recreation, construction of 900 feét of concrete lined ditch and installation of over 300 feet of irrigation pipeline. The timber area on the farm was harvested of first growth from 1948-50. Since then Kohler has accomplished many thinning and pruning operations. Wood removed from these thinning jobs was sold for firewood. The timber oe 4, g Headaches -Nervousness ~Musc1e CHIROPRACTOR Nevada City (Palmer Graduate) aches -Neckaches-Neuritis-Sciatica -Numbness -OverweightDizziness-Reduced Circulation j Dr. DWIGHT C. NATIONAL HOTEL BLDG,’ Call 265-4840; Resi. 273-2377 . Hours 9-12 1-6—-Sat. 9The Year area isnow approaching the time when it can again be harvested. In addition to all this, Kohler captured 67 ribbons in the 1964 Nevada County Fair for his superior garden produce. Grass._.Valley. Postpones Ceremonies Installation of new officers of the Grass Valley Area Chamber of Commerce which had been scheduled for Saturday night in the Alta-Sierra Country Club has been changed to Jan. 23. George Sawyer, manager of the Sacramento Valley Council of the California Chamber of Commerce, was scheduled to be the installing officer, but he was recently promotedto the state champber's industrial insurance department and no successor has been named, Foresters To Hear Speech By George Craig ‘George Craig, secretary-manager of Western Lumber Manufacturers, Inc,, will be the guest speaker tomorrow at the monthly dinner meeting of the Sacramento-Tahoe Chapter, Society of American Foresters in the AltaSierra Country Club. Z ‘fension-Neck Tension -BackDAVIS, D.C. 12 APPOINT MENTS John Reed will be installed for asecond term as president of the Nevada City Chamber of Com‘merce Jan. 16.ata dinner meeting in the Victorian Room of the National Hotel. A look back at the year 1964 showed the Chamber had a busy season after being reorganized at the beginning of the year. The annual Tour of Nevada City bicycle race brought about 2,500 out of town residents to the city and continued to spread the fame of the race.among racers cial room , cycle for fluffing pillows, draperies, etc. © Equa-Flow~ tempered hee provides sefe, gentle d for. oll fabrics. LE 360. and spectators alike as one of the most challenging and interesting events in the country. The city's July 4th "Doin’s at the Diggin's" brought a large crowd totown and kept them here throughout the variety of events, The Fall Festival of Color again attracted many visitors to view the city's display of fall foliage. The. first annualphotographic contest ,held in conjunction with the Fall Festival of Color drew 91 entries from six California cities and one from out of state. OTHER DRYER MODELS AVAILABLE RCA 3 CYCLE WASHERS $178 9 Terms Available Chamber Installation Scheduled For Christmas the Chamber again chose to provide trees to ‘be erected above the business houses in town. Santa Claus arrived with toys and a booth was set up to hear the Christmas requests of the children. A drawing for $100 in gift certificates provided by local merchants topped off the year end activities of the chamber. The first successful test of cable cars in San Franciscowas made on Clay Street in August, 1873,

rw) January 7, 1965. . Nevada County Nugget.. William Kohler Chosen ” . NORTHERN MINES & CALIFORNIA REPORTS me i BRASH EOI Fh E eet +P Her ++ HEE 4 rE et aa , Leonard Luglan, President of Nevada County Soil Conservation District (left) is shown presenting a Certificate of Merit to William Kohler. The District selected Kohler as the outstanding farmer of the year 1963 in Nevada County. Farmer Of William Kohler of Bitney's Springs Road has been selected by the Nevada County Soil Conserevation District asthe district's Conservation Farmer of the Year. Soil District President Leonard Luglan presented Kohler with a plaque in brief ceremonies recently atthe district headquarters on the Grass Valley-Nevada City. Highway. Kohler operates a 300 acre farm. The farm contains three different types of operation including irrigated and dry pasture, woodland and orchards, His father moved onto the farm in 1895 and atthat time the main business of the land was the production of poles and timber for the mines in the county. Over the years Kohler has added many conservation programs to the land, These include management of his pastures by renovation and reseeding and fertilization, installation of two sprinkler systems, installation of overa mile. of underground drainage, construction of three irrigation reservoirs to control irrigation water, use of one of the larger reservoirs for recreation, construction of 900 feét of concrete lined ditch and installation of over 300 feet of irrigation pipeline. The timber area on the farm was harvested of first growth from 1948-50. Since then Kohler has accomplished many thinning and pruning operations. Wood removed from these thinning jobs was sold for firewood. The timber oe 4, g Headaches -Nervousness ~Musc1e CHIROPRACTOR Nevada City (Palmer Graduate) aches -Neckaches-Neuritis-Sciatica -Numbness -OverweightDizziness-Reduced Circulation j Dr. DWIGHT C. NATIONAL HOTEL BLDG,’ Call 265-4840; Resi. 273-2377 . Hours 9-12 1-6—-Sat. 9The Year area isnow approaching the time when it can again be harvested. In addition to all this, Kohler captured 67 ribbons in the 1964 Nevada County Fair for his superior garden produce. Grass._.Valley.. Postpones Ceremonies Installation of new officers of the Grass Valley Area Chamber of Commerce which had been scheduled for Saturday night in the Alta-Sierra Country Club has been changed to Jan. 23. George Sawyer, manager of the Sacramento Valley Council of the California Chamber of

Commerce, was scheduled to be the installing officer, but he was recently promotedto the state champber's industrial insurance department and no successor has been named, Foresters To Hear Speech By George Craig ‘George Craig, secretary-manager of Western Lumber Manufacturers, Inc,, will be the guest speaker tomorrow at the monthly dinner meeting of the Sacramento-Tahoe Chapter, Society of American Foresters in the AltaSierra Country Club. Z ‘fension-Neck Tension -BackDAVIS, D.C. 12 APPOINT MENTS John Reed will be installed for asecond term as president of the Nevada City Chamber of Com‘merce Jan. 16.ata dinner meeting in the Victorian Room of the National Hotel. A look back at the year 1964 showed the Chamber had a busy season after being reorganized at the beginning of the year. The annual Tour of Nevada City bicycle race brought about 2,500 out of town residents to the city and continued to spread the fame of the race.among racers cial room , cycle for fluffing pillows, draperies, etc. © Equa-Flow~ tempered hee provides sefe, gentle d for. oll fabrics. LE 360. and spectators alike as one of the most challenging and interesting events in the country. The city's July 4th "Doin’s at the Diggin's" brought a large crowd totown and kept them here throughout the variety of events, The Fall Festival of Color again attracted many visitors to view the city's display of fall foliage. The. first annualphotographic contest ,held in conjunction with the Fall Festival of Color drew 91 entries from six California cities and one from out of state. OTHER DRYER MODELS AVAILABLE RCA 3 CYCLE WASHERS $178 9 Terms Available Chamber Installation Scheduled For Christmas the Chamber again chose to provide trees to ‘be erected above the business houses in town. Santa Claus arrived with toys and a booth was set up to hear the Christmas requests of the children. A drawing for $100 in gift certificates provided by local merchants topped off the year end activities of the chamber. The first successful test of cable cars in San Franciscowas made on Clay Street in August, 1873,