July 20, 1966 (20 pages)

TRADE WINDS By Jessica Bain Billand Margaret Moule, owners of Moule Paint and Glass in Grass Valley, are enlarging their buildings in Hills Flatto make room for more attractive displays and more area for merchandise, The Alpha Store in Main Street in Grass Valley has really gone western. It has a stage coach on the sidewalk out in front. Take a look! eeess8 Lucinda and Dell Shuttleworth The Moules, shown here hard at work on the building addition, have been in business in the area since 1949, In 1959 their shop was destroyed by fire and the Lions helped them get started again by providing both money andhardwork. A friend in deed is a friend indeed. eeesees Ben Cooksey, owner of Sierra Muffler on the Grass ValleyNevada City Highway at Spring Hill, lives in Grass Valley with his wife and four children. held a grand opening of their new Lu Dells China and silver store at 128 Mill Street in Grass Valley last week, The attractive store and the friendly owners are both welcome additions to Grass Valley. e@eeess Louise's Dress Shop in the Holiday Hills Shopping Center is now owned by Jessica Kissig. Mrs, Kissig plans to continue the policy of selling a line of high quality, high-fashion womens clothes, Ben Cooksey Ben is featuring custom-made steering wheels in snow-flake white, diamond blue, jade green and nugget yellow. Just the thing to jazz up the old family buggy. The Happy Valley Cafe on Main Street in Grass Valley has a newcomer behind the counter, Joan, recently of Las Vegas, says she likes Grass Valley's serene atmosphere, “Joan CAROUSEL August 6 -»eThe third annual House and Garden T our sponsored by the Donner Lake Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary will start at 12:30 p.m. from Donner Lake Lodgeon old Highway 40, Various types of architecture used at the lake will be examined and a cash door prize of 25 silver dollars will be given away. July 20-23 ---TheFrench comedy, “A Shot in the Dark” will be presented at 8:45 p.m. at the Playhouse Patio at American River Juniog College in Sacramento, Seating is limited. July 30 eeeT he Sierra Tinker Belles Garden Club of Truckee and Donner Lake will hold a flower show from 1-5 p.m. in the Truckee firehouse to raise funds for the purchase of garden furniture forthe Tahoe Forest Hospital in Truckee. In addition to five sections for flower arrangements, local artists are being invited to display their paintings, Town Talk t* Nevada County Nugget. .July 20, 1966., For The Do-It-Yourselfer.Mail Box Rebellion.Horseshoe The library board at the Nevada City library has been doing a considerable amount of changing and rearranging in recent months in an effort to make the library more attractive to the users and to update the available reading material, To achieve this latter goal, several members of the board assisted by members of the Friends of the Libraries, did the painstaking job of sorting through the books and culling out old, out of date volumes or ones that neyer seemed to be removed from the library by card holders, This group of book sorters came across some unusual things during their labors. There were many old and useless books, but there were some that were found in unusual places or circum. Stances, For example, the works of Mary Baker Eddy were found on the shelf reserved for books on medicine, Among the do-it-yourself volumes on how to repair your house or make a concrete patio was an old, old book on obstetrics, eeees Congressman HaroldT. “Bizz” Johnson of the Second District has taken on Postmaster General Lawrence F, O Brien because of the new federal proposal requiring that individual post office boxes be installed in all new subdivisions at the curb line regardless of sidewalk area, lot sizes or population density, Johnson wrote to the postmaster that this proposed policy is incompatible with the policies of the majority of the cities in the. district who have been trying to join with the President in his beautification program, The Congressman urged the Postmaster to “let us rejoin the 20th Century and continue door to door delivery throughout our communities in the spirit of the beautification program which is so strongly advocated by the Johnson Administration. " eseeeses Ifyou want to get an extra kick out of life by pasting those plastic orange horse shoes on your automobile, just watch out where you put them, It is illegal to have anything on the rear window of the car and according to the Highway Patrol the only place that one can put anything onthe windshield is the lower right hand comer in the space used for temporary registration stickers, e@eeees The Nevada County District Fairgrounds will bea busy place from the end of this month right on through August. The Grass Valley Jaycees will host Jaycees and wives from all Vonat Lbine to ae best, JoAnne {Vl oot e hy ae 5 i 3A Grade over the state at the state board meeting and campout scheduled July 29-31. Last time the local group hosted a state board meeting more than 1,000 attended. A huge crowd of trailer fans is expected at the fairgrounds Aug. 4-7 when 500 to 700 trailers converge on the Lions Lake picnic area for a national convention. With just a few weeks to give the fairgrounds the final touches, the 17th District Agricultural Association Fair will open-August 25 for a four day run. Something new has been scheduled this year for the final fair night. Each year it becomes harder and harder for the board to come up with an event that will pull out the crowds on that last night. Hardtop racing, rodeos, horseshows and roller derbys have all been tried. This year it will be a destruction derby. Run in a small area in front of the grandstand, the main purpose is to smash the dickens out of every other automobile and still remain in driving condition yourself at the end of an allotted period of time. In addition to being allowed to back intoand drive forward into every car in sight, a cash prize will also be awarded to the survivor. Sounds like a great way -to getrid of all those nagging frustrations. 7 S0h7 IN Mrs. Petersen's Third Grade Washington School "What I Like To Do Best In Summer Joanne Moere

TRADE WINDS By Jessica Bain Billand Margaret Moule, owners of Moule Paint and Glass in Grass Valley, are enlarging their buildings in Hills Flatto make room for more attractive displays and more area for merchandise, The Alpha Store in Main Street in Grass Valley has really gone western. It has a stage coach on the sidewalk out in front. Take a look! eeess8 Lucinda and Dell Shuttleworth The Moules, shown here hard at work on the building addition, have been in business in the area since 1949, In 1959 their shop was destroyed by fire and the Lions helped them get started again by providing both money andhardwork. A friend in deed is a friend indeed. eeesees Ben Cooksey, owner of Sierra Muffler on the Grass ValleyNevada City Highway at Spring Hill, lives in Grass Valley with his wife and four children. held a grand opening of their new Lu Dells China and silver store at 128 Mill Street in Grass Valley last week, The attractive store and the friendly owners are both welcome additions to Grass Valley. e@eeess Louise's Dress Shop in the Holiday Hills Shopping Center is now owned by Jessica Kissig. Mrs, Kissig plans to continue the policy of selling a line of high quality, high-fashion womens clothes, Ben Cooksey Ben is featuring custom-made steering wheels in snow-flake white, diamond blue, jade green and nugget yellow. Just the thing to jazz up the old family buggy. The Happy Valley Cafe on Main Street in Grass Valley has a newcomer behind the counter, Joan, recently of Las Vegas, says she likes Grass Valley's serene atmosphere, “Joan CAROUSEL August 6 -»eThe third annual House and Garden T our sponsored by the Donner Lake Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary will start at 12:30 p.m. from Donner Lake Lodgeon old Highway 40, Various types of architecture used at the lake will be examined and a cash door prize of 25 silver dollars will be given away. July 20-23 ---TheFrench comedy, “A Shot in the Dark” will be presented at 8:45 p.m. at the Playhouse Patio at American River Juniog College in Sacramento, Seating is limited. July 30 eeeT he Sierra Tinker Belles Garden Club of Truckee and Donner Lake will hold a flower show from 1-5 p.m. in the Truckee firehouse to raise funds for the purchase of garden furniture forthe Tahoe Forest Hospital in Truckee. In addition to five sections for flower arrangements, local artists are being invited to display their paintings, Town Talk t* Nevada County Nugget. .July 20, 1966., For The Do-It-Yourselfer..Mail Box Rebellion..Horseshoe The library board at the Nevada City library has been doing a considerable amount of changing and rearranging in recent months in an effort to make the library more attractive to the users and to update the available reading material, To achieve this latter goal, several members of the board assisted by members of the Friends of the Libraries, did the painstaking job of sorting through the books and culling out old,

out of date volumes or ones that neyer seemed to be removed from the library by card holders, This group of book sorters came across some unusual things during their labors. There were many old and useless books, but there were some that were found in unusual places or circum. Stances, For example, the works of Mary Baker Eddy were found on the shelf reserved for books on medicine, Among the do-it-yourself volumes on how to repair your house or make a concrete patio was an old, old book on obstetrics, eeees Congressman HaroldT. “Bizz” Johnson of the Second District has taken on Postmaster General Lawrence F, O Brien because of the new federal proposal requiring that individual post office boxes be installed in all new subdivisions at the curb line regardless of sidewalk area, lot sizes or population density, Johnson wrote to the postmaster that this proposed policy is incompatible with the policies of the majority of the cities in the. district who have been trying to join with the President in his beautification program, The Congressman urged the Postmaster to “let us rejoin the 20th Century and continue door to door delivery throughout our communities in the spirit of the beautification program which is so strongly advocated by the Johnson Administration. " eseeeses Ifyou want to get an extra kick out of life by pasting those plastic orange horse shoes on your automobile, just watch out where you put them, It is illegal to have anything on the rear window of the car and according to the Highway Patrol the only place that one can put anything onthe windshield is the lower right hand comer in the space used for temporary registration stickers, e@eeees The Nevada County District Fairgrounds will bea busy place from the end of this month right on through August. The Grass Valley Jaycees will host Jaycees and wives from all Vonat Lbine to ae best, JoAnne {Vl oot e hy ae 5 i 3A Grade over the state at the state board meeting and campout scheduled July 29-31. Last time the local group hosted a state board meeting more than 1,000 attended. A huge crowd of trailer fans is expected at the fairgrounds Aug. 4-7 when 500 to 700 trailers converge on the Lions Lake picnic area for a national convention. With just a few weeks to give the fairgrounds the final touches, the 17th District Agricultural Association Fair will open-August 25 for a four day run. Something new has been scheduled this year for the final fair night. Each year it becomes harder and harder for the board to come up with an event that will pull out the crowds on that last night. Hardtop racing, rodeos, horseshows and roller derbys have all been tried. This year it will be a destruction derby. Run in a small area in front of the grandstand, the main purpose is to smash the dickens out of every other automobile and still remain in driving condition yourself at the end of an allotted period of time. In addition to being allowed to back intoand drive forward into every car in sight, a cash prize will also be awarded to the survivor. Sounds like a great way -to getrid of all those nagging frustrations. 7 S0h7 IN Mrs. Petersen's Third Grade Washington School "What I Like To Do Best In Summer Joanne Moere