July 2, 1964 (28 pages)

NEVADA court NU Qu dh Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass how Red ty dig Bet, Town Talk, Glenbrook, Little Mooney Flat, Sweetland, Alpha, Omega, French Corral, Rough and Ready, oa , North Juan, North Bloomfield, Humbug, Relief Hill, Washington, Blue Tent, LaBarr Meadows, Cedar Ridge, Union Hill, Peardale, Summit , Walloupa, Gouge Eye, Lime Kiln, Chicago Park, Wolf, Christmas Hill, Li Hill, Sailor Flat, Lake City, Selby Flat, Grizzly Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, ‘old Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Columbia, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat, Sebastopol, Q Hill, Willow Valley, Newtown, Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore's Flat, Orleans Flat, Remington Hill, Anthony House, Delirium Tremens. Volume 38, Number 27 — 10 Cents A Copy July 2, 1964 Or < Published Thursdays, Nevada City ——o ~~ ma Belle And Bull Kickoff Doin’s A “Belle of the Diggin's” and a “Bull of the Woods” will be crowned tomorrow night to rule over Nevada City 's July 4th activities, The crowning is scheduled for 8 p. m.-on Commercial Street between Pine and the Alpha gate. The queen will be chosen from five candidates on the basis of tickets purchased in her name for a drawing. First prize for the drawing will be a gold collection, Second prize isa shetland pony and third prize willbe a portable transistor radio. "Bull of the Woods” will be chosen from among those who registered for the contest. Earlier in the week a total of 22 had registered, Beards will be judged forthe longest, the most unusual andthe most colorful. Only those registered will be eligible for the "Bull of the Woods" title, but all others with beards may compete for the second and third nugget prizes. Following the judging a square ROY RALPH dance will be held in the area of the Post Office from 9 p.m. to midnight. Saturday willbe the big day in Nevada City with events scheduled from morning until late into the evening. The parade is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. At2 p.m. in Pioneer Park the fa mous hose cart race between Nevada City and Grass Valley firefighters will get under CANDIDATES for the title "Belle of the Diggin's” way. At 2:30 the firemen will go at it again in a game of water polo. Nevada City bartenders will getintothe act at 3:30 when they try for prizes in a race down Broad Street. A water fight and a money scramble for children have also been scheduled for the afternoon on Broad Street. The drawing and awarding of (Continued on Page 26) % a bs ih are shown here with the gold collection which will be first, prize in the vote ticket drawing. Pictured-left to right are Lu Brumfield, Grace Dwight, Marge Matusovic, Marj Tobiassen and Janet Murray. JOHN Aw, Your Father's Moustache An ‘HOWARD d/Or Beard The anniversary of the independence of our nation will be marked this weekend in Nevada City with a gigantic celebration spiced with the flavor of the county's historic mining days. .The atmosphere has been set by the theme of the celebration “Doin's At The Diggin's. " Activaw ities will start tom orrow night with the naming of a “Belle of the Diggin’s” and “Bull of the Wood" and will continue through Sunday. The big event of every July 4th celebration is the paradeand a big one will be staged here Saturday morning. As of Wednesday morning a total of 44 organizations; groups and individuals had signed up to participate. The parade route will start at the intersection of Broad and Cot~ tage Streets at 10:30 a.m, East Broad, West Broad and DownieNevada City School Budget Up $15,000 Nevada City School Board ap~ proved a tentative $328,400 budget at an adjourned regular meeting Monday night. This is up about $15,000 over last year. The increase comes from normal yearly step increases within the fram ew ork of theteacher salary schedule, hiring of one additional teacher as a combination third and fourth grade teacher, and replacing two buses. The tentative budget is based on the same tax rate as last year of $1.50 per $100 of assessed valuation. The next budget meeting will be on July 20 and the final budget hearing on August 3. The board approved increasing vacations for all full time classified personnel from 10 to 12 working days. Superintendent Edward Browning announced that second grader Greg White and third grade student Judy Moore had both received honorable mention certificates in the state-wide Keep California Green poster contest. ville Highway have been set aside for parking for parade participants, Paraders are asked to be in their assigned places not later than 9:30. The parade will come down Broad Street, turn left through the service station pass, up the short stretch of Highway 20-49°to Commercial Street, and-continue up Commercial to Broad Street and the dispersal areas. The parade will come through town in rough . y the following order: Massed colors from the Veterans of Foreign Wars; Grand Marshal Dick Hackett; Nevada City Cham ber of Commerce float; "Belle of the Diggin's" and court and “Bull ofthe Woods” and other beards; Rancho Cordova drum and pipe band; Nevada City Little League float; Twin Cities Elks Club float; Campfire Girls of Nevada City; Veterans of World War I; Nevada City VFW Auxiliary; Gold Mine Antiqué doll buggy; Chief Crazy Horse; antique fire engine from Sonora and Tuolumne Ranger unit; Twin Cities Jaycees from Marysville; Bobo the Clown and helpers from Alta Sierra Country Club; Lu Brumfield and shetland pony; Ophir Hill Fire Department and Ladies Auxiliary float; Clampers; six antique automobiles from Nevada City; Grass Valley Fire Department; Soroptomist Club; original Hieronimous Brewery delivery wagon with beer and bartenders from the Nevada City: Fire Department; Johnnie Johnson float; Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Auxiliary; Alexander Rug float; Nevada County Nugget Junior Riders; Loma Rica Ranch pony cart; Rocking Pine Tree Ranch riders; Len's Surplus go-cart; Camp Minaluta float from Nevada City; North San Juan Fire Truck, Grass Valley Motorcycle Club, McConnell Musical Combo; California Division of Forestry and Nevada City Lions Club float. According to parade chairman Bob West more than 400 persons will be participating in the par~ade and this figure is expected to grow as parade time approaches, ey 6389S *311 89 *2ITeD *6 O7ueUBID eg UOT99ES STRntTe: sa:

NEVADA court NU Qu dh Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass how Red ty dig Bet, Town Talk, Glenbrook, Little Mooney Flat, Sweetland, Alpha, Omega, French Corral, Rough and Ready, oa , North Juan, North Bloomfield, Humbug, Relief Hill, Washington, Blue Tent, LaBarr Meadows, Cedar Ridge, Union Hill, Peardale, Summit , Walloupa, Gouge Eye, Lime Kiln, Chicago Park, Wolf, Christmas Hill, Li Hill, Sailor Flat, Lake City, Selby Flat, Grizzly Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, ‘old Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Columbia, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat, Sebastopol, Q Hill, Willow Valley, Newtown, Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore's Flat, Orleans Flat, Remington Hill, Anthony House, Delirium Tremens. Volume 38, Number 27 — 10 Cents A Copy July 2, 1964 Or < Published Thursdays, Nevada City ——o ~~ ma Belle And Bull Kickoff Doin’s A “Belle of the Diggin's” and a “Bull of the Woods” will be crowned tomorrow night to rule over Nevada City 's July 4th activities, The crowning is scheduled for 8 p. m.-on Commercial Street between Pine and the Alpha gate. The queen will be chosen from five candidates on the basis of tickets purchased in her name for a drawing. First prize for the drawing will be a gold collection, Second prize isa shetland pony and third prize willbe a portable transistor radio. "Bull of the Woods” will be chosen from among those who registered for the contest. Earlier in the week a total of 22 had registered, Beards will be judged forthe longest, the most unusual andthe most colorful. Only those registered will be eligible for the "Bull of the Woods" title, but all others with beards may compete for the second and third nugget prizes. Following the judging a square ROY RALPH dance will be held in the area of the Post Office from 9 p.m. to midnight. Saturday willbe the big day in Nevada City with events scheduled from morning until late into the evening. The parade is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. At2 p.m. in Pioneer Park the fa mous hose cart race between Nevada City and Grass Valley firefighters will get under CANDIDATES for the title "Belle of the Diggin's” way. At 2:30 the firemen will go at it again in a game of water polo. Nevada City bartenders will getintothe act at 3:30 when they try for prizes in a race down Broad Street. A water fight and a money scramble for children have also been scheduled for the afternoon on Broad Street. The drawing and awarding of (Continued on Page 26) % a bs ih are shown here with the gold collection which will be first, prize in the vote ticket drawing. Pictured-left to right are Lu Brumfield, Grace Dwight, Marge Matusovic, Marj Tobiassen and Janet Murray. JOHN Aw, Your Father's Moustache An ‘HOWARD d/Or Beard The anniversary of the independence of our nation will be marked this weekend in Nevada City with a gigantic celebration spiced with the flavor of the county's historic mining days. .The atmosphere has been set by the theme of the celebration “Doin's At The Diggin's. " Activaw ities will start tom orrow night with the naming of a “Belle of the Diggin’s” and “Bull of the Wood" and will continue through Sunday. The big event of every July 4th

celebration is the paradeand a big one will be staged here Saturday morning. As of Wednesday morning a total of 44 organizations; groups and individuals had signed up to participate. The parade route will start at the intersection of Broad and Cot~ tage Streets at 10:30 a.m, East Broad, West Broad and DownieNevada City School Budget Up $15,000 Nevada City School Board ap~ proved a tentative $328,400 budget at an adjourned regular meeting Monday night. This is up about $15,000 over last year. The increase comes from normal yearly step increases within the fram ew ork of theteacher salary schedule, hiring of one additional teacher as a combination third and fourth grade teacher, and replacing two buses. The tentative budget is based on the same tax rate as last year of $1.50 per $100 of assessed valuation. The next budget meeting will be on July 20 and the final budget hearing on August 3. The board approved increasing vacations for all full time classified personnel from 10 to 12 working days. Superintendent Edward Browning announced that second grader Greg White and third grade student Judy Moore had both received honorable mention certificates in the state-wide Keep California Green poster contest. ville Highway have been set aside for parking for parade participants, Paraders are asked to be in their assigned places not later than 9:30. The parade will come down Broad Street, turn left through the service station pass, up the short stretch of Highway 20-49°to Commercial Street, and-continue up Commercial to Broad Street and the dispersal areas. The parade will come through town in rough . y the following order: Massed colors from the Veterans of Foreign Wars; Grand Marshal Dick Hackett; Nevada City Cham ber of Commerce float; "Belle of the Diggin's" and court and “Bull ofthe Woods” and other beards; Rancho Cordova drum and pipe band; Nevada City Little League float; Twin Cities Elks Club float; Campfire Girls of Nevada City; Veterans of World War I; Nevada City VFW Auxiliary; Gold Mine Antiqué doll buggy; Chief Crazy Horse; antique fire engine from Sonora and Tuolumne Ranger unit; Twin Cities Jaycees from Marysville; Bobo the Clown and helpers from Alta Sierra Country Club; Lu Brumfield and shetland pony; Ophir Hill Fire Department and Ladies Auxiliary float; Clampers; six antique automobiles from Nevada City; Grass Valley Fire Department; Soroptomist Club; original Hieronimous Brewery delivery wagon with beer and bartenders from the Nevada City: Fire Department; Johnnie Johnson float; Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Auxiliary; Alexander Rug float; Nevada County Nugget Junior Riders; Loma Rica Ranch pony cart; Rocking Pine Tree Ranch riders; Len's Surplus go-cart; Camp Minaluta float from Nevada City; North San Juan Fire Truck, Grass Valley Motorcycle Club, McConnell Musical Combo; California Division of Forestry and Nevada City Lions Club float. According to parade chairman Bob West more than 400 persons will be participating in the par~ade and this figure is expected to grow as parade time approaches, ey 6389S *311 89 *2ITeD *6 O7ueUBID eg UOT99ES STRntTe: sa: