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250 — Old Timers Picnic In Washington JUL Y SPECIA L
The fifth Annual Old Timers GENERAL ELECTRIC
Picnic_ of. Washington, under the
supervision of Douglas and Lillian D E. L U X E W A S q E R.
Ribble and Clyde Cole, Jr., held
Sunday at Riversess. penic GENEROUS TRADE-IN.
rounds was a huge success. Apictiiehely 250 pais itched: ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR
A gold nugget necklace and OLD WASHER ON THE
earrings was won by Elsie Bader,
Grass Valley. Donations go to4
ward a new civic center being 63 MODELS IN STOCK ~
planned by the citizens of Wash—
ington.
Land for the new park was
deeded by the McCullough family to Postmaster Elsie Tonner,
me who in turn donated it for the
., park. They plan to move the
little post office to the site,
making it the center of the historical spot.
Those assisting in making the
yearly event a success were Kathy
OLD TIMERS PICNIC---The Riverrest picnic Brooks, Rose Emmons and Fusako
ground in Washington was the site of the fifth Broadway.
annual Old Timers Picnic. (Below) Picnickers
help themselves to potluck dinner. Bill Bagley
Tt fates 10 Replace
Robert Paulus
Foreman Bill Bagley of Grass
‘. Valley has been selected to replace Robert Paulus, transferred
to Monterey, as the Nevada
County fire prevention patrolman
forthe California Division of For~
estry.
. Bagely, a graduate of Nevada
ie }Union High School in 1952, has
worked for the Nevada -Yuba Unit
J\since that time except for a two
year tour of duty as an-Army
i Paratropper.As the fire pte vention patrolman, he will be responsible for
fire investigation, law enforcement, fire prevention and public }
relation activities in Nevada
County.
. PAGE 5
.The Nugget..
July 18, 1963.
PAGE 5.
See The 1964 Models of
Genera! Electric Home
Laundry on Display at
Gra-Neva .
2 speed, 3 cycleAutomatic bleach . dispenser.
Cold water wash. or rise.
Will wash from 1. 12 Ibs: of clothes.
Anything from sheerest nylons te
iest overalls.
Redwood trees planted in . ee
pepe oo eli ie gle , ~ See New Mini-wash
ee : 2 washers-in .
, : @ Unique MINI-WASH for 1. Lb.
of Dainties
@ Up to 12 Lbs. in Huge Second
Washer
$ A L t e@ No more hand washing. ;
EXPERT PRINTING 100 FOOT COILS .
: 34, 80 Lb. Pressure ..... $ 4.80
Printing For 1” = Lb. Pressure ..... $ 7.70.
Every Purpose 11%" 65 Lb. Pressure ..... $11.70
1 Tf bs
TS IRGUIARS 1 Ma 80 Lb. Pressure .....$13.40
«*STATIONERY 12" 59 Lb. Pressure ..... $14.20
**x MAIL PIECES 12” 80 Lb. Pressure ..... $18.20peer 2" . " ee $19.20 See the
NEVADA. CO. PRINTING 2 POCORN: ..-----$30.00
. and PUBLISHING aon & McGUINN
212 W. Main St. Marysville Hwy. Gross Valley
GRASS VALLEY PHONE 273-4455 .
Open Daily 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sat. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. 214 E. Main St., Grass Valley Dial 273-3110
phone 273-4590 )