July 7, 1971 (8 pages)

PERIODICALS section 5/16/72 CAL. ST, LIBRARY SACTO. CAL. 95814 Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass Valley, Red Dog, You Bet, Town Talk, Crateodh, Little York, Cherokee, Mooney Flat, Sweetland, Alpha, Omega, French Corral, Rough and Ready, Graniteville, North San Juan, Nore Bloomfield, Humbug, Relief Hill, Washington, Blue one La ‘Batr Meadows, Salas Ridge’ Union Hill, Peardale, Summit City, Walloupa, Gouge Eye, Lime Kiln, Chicago Park, Wolf, Christmas Hill, Liberty Hill, Sailor Flat, Lake City, Selby Flat, Grizzly Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Baqurbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Columbia, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat, Sebastopol, Quaker Hill, Willow Valley Newtown, Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore's Flat, Orleans Flat, Remington e Anthony House, Delirium Tremens. : Wednesday, July 7, 1971 “10 Cents A Copy Published Wednesdays, Nevada City _NUMBER 34 VOLUME 49 Fourth of July celebration highly successful From . the fireworks to the whiskerino contest the 4th of July celebration in Grass Valley added up to the largest turnouts in western Nevada County. There were people everywhere, Estimates of attendance ran as high as 25,000, The parade itself’ was the center of attraction during the weekend events and people were jammed everywhere along the parade route. Many considered it one of the best parades during the 50-year event, The large crowd was alive with excitement and showed their approval of the parade entries as they passed along the route, Near the head of the parade was the grand* marshal, Frank: Gallino who received a large hand everywhere as citizens greeted the popular. Nevada County undersheriff. Businesses up and downGrass Valley reported a booming business, After the parade people flocked to Memorial Park for the activities which were all termed a success, The Elks' barbecue was reported a sellout and the water fights and hose cart races drew their usual crowd, Many watched the whiskerino contest; kiddies’ events were held and the Smarteens auctioned off many pies, The fireworks show at Hennessy Field closed the events, Hundreds gathered to watch the display put on by the City of Grass Valley and theGrass Val_Jey Jaycees, The weekend events started Friday with the crowning of the 4th of July queen, Janet Yun, The popular Grass Valley girl, who is attending Sacramento — State College this fall, reigned over the remaining weekend events, Taking second place in the queen contest was Dorinda Noble, Rorie Gallegos was second runnerup, Miss Y un was also honored by the girls, winning the Miss Congenalty award, Chairman of this year's parade was Robert Harrison, president of the Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce, Harrison presented some social awards at the Friday night activities, Receiving awards for participation in the 4th activities were Wally Krill, Ray Westbrook, Gary Taylor, Richard. Sterns, Midge Skeahan and the Cousin Jack Lions Club, Glen Lockhart was themaster of ceremonies, The Nevada City Fire Department grabbed first. prize in the floats division of the parade, The Pearl Glass float won second place honors. Other winners were: Antique autos — Capital A's, Sacramento and the Grass Valley Fire Department, . Comic entries — The Grass Valley Fire Department and the Blue Mountain Boys of Calaveras County. -Marching bands the Dunvegan Highlands Pipe Band and the Hennessy Lyman Gilmore Band, Marching units — Boy Scout Troop 275 of Grass Valley; Cub Scout Troop of 275 of Grass Valley, Equestrian group — Nevada County Sheriff's Possee; the Nevada County Junior Horsemen, Equestrian matched. pair — Merri Ann Robinson and Lorrain Langgons, Equestrian. color guard, . the Peardale Pines 4-H horse project. Equestrian individual — Lisa Asten; Candye Logan. The MC during the parade was Dave Darrin, Honored guest at the parade was James Woodworth, press secretary to Lt. ‘Governor Ed Reinecke, Woodworth took the place of Jean Pet“erson who became ill Saturday. Parade judges were Mike Pulsipher and Dunbar Yakayama of Sacramento; Sally Cooper, Pete Brennan and Mike Krill. , At the park Sunday the annual water fight between the city fire departments was called-a draw, The California Division of Forestry won the hose cart race, recording a narrow victory over a new group, the Cousin Jack Special, . A feature of the parade. was run on KCRA. television in Sacramento which estimated 20,000 attended this year's event, é THE NEVADA CITY Fire Department had the winning float in Sunday's huge Fourth of July Parade, The parade was the largest in the history of Grass Valley's semi-annual celebration of the Fourth, Paris Flea Market scheduled July 18 Grass Valley will be buzzing with activity on July 18 when the second annual Paris Flea Market will be held, ‘Dealers and exhibitors from all over California and other states will be displaying and selling a huge variety of goods, The admission-free event will be held at Mt, St, Mary's Convent, Church and Chapel Streets from 8 a.m, til 6, Ninteenth century porches and parlors of the convent will provide the background for a treasury of antiques, Items for sale will include cut glass, jewelry, musical Americana, furni‘ture, bottles, coins, and dolls, Artists and craftsmen will add flavor by bringing talents along, In addition to sterling jewelry and pine cone items, guests may observe macrame and crochet in the making, pots on the wheel, weaving on the loom, and blank reo being sketched into a piece of ar St. Joseph's Chapel, joining the convent, will be dressed up for a wedding. Historic photographs will be on display. Free afternoon movies willbe shown in St, Cecelia's Hall for children's entertainment,

PERIODICALS section 5/16/72 CAL. ST, LIBRARY SACTO. CAL. 95814 Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass Valley, Red Dog, You Bet, Town Talk, Crateodh, Little York, Cherokee, Mooney Flat, Sweetland, Alpha, Omega, French Corral, Rough and Ready, Graniteville, North San Juan, Nore Bloomfield, Humbug, Relief Hill, Washington, Blue one La ‘Batr Meadows, Salas Ridge’ Union Hill, Peardale, Summit City, Walloupa, Gouge Eye, Lime Kiln, Chicago Park, Wolf, Christmas Hill, Liberty Hill, Sailor Flat, Lake City, Selby Flat, Grizzly Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Baqurbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Columbia, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat, Sebastopol, Quaker Hill, Willow Valley Newtown, Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore's Flat, Orleans Flat, Remington e Anthony House, Delirium Tremens. : Wednesday, July 7, 1971 “10 Cents A Copy Published Wednesdays, Nevada City _NUMBER 34 VOLUME 49 Fourth of July celebration highly successful From . the fireworks to the whiskerino contest the 4th of July celebration in Grass Valley added up to the largest turnouts in western Nevada County. There were people everywhere, Estimates of attendance ran as high as 25,000, The parade itself’ was the center of attraction during the weekend events and people were jammed everywhere along the parade route. Many considered it one of the best parades during the 50-year event, The large crowd was alive with excitement and showed their approval of the parade entries as they passed along the route, Near the head of the parade was the grand* marshal, Frank: Gallino who received a large hand everywhere as citizens greeted the popular. Nevada County undersheriff. Businesses up and downGrass Valley reported a booming business, After the parade people flocked to Memorial Park for the activities which were all termed a success, The Elks' barbecue was reported a sellout and the water fights and hose cart races drew their usual crowd, Many watched the whiskerino contest; kiddies’ events were held and the Smarteens auctioned off many pies, The fireworks show at Hennessy Field closed the events, Hundreds gathered to watch the display put on by the City of Grass Valley and theGrass Val_Jey Jaycees, The weekend events started Friday with the crowning of the 4th of July queen, Janet Yun, The popular Grass Valley girl, who is attending Sacramento — State College this fall, reigned over the remaining weekend events, Taking second place in the queen contest was Dorinda Noble, Rorie Gallegos was second runnerup, Miss Y un was also honored by the girls, winning the Miss Congenalty award, Chairman of this year's parade was Robert Harrison, president of the Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce, Harrison presented some social awards at the Friday night activities, Receiving awards for participation in the 4th activities were Wally Krill, Ray Westbrook, Gary Taylor, Richard. Sterns, Midge Skeahan and the Cousin Jack Lions Club, Glen Lockhart was themaster of ceremonies, The Nevada City Fire Department grabbed first. prize in the floats division of the parade, The Pearl Glass float won second place honors. Other winners were: Antique autos — Capital A's, Sacramento and the Grass Valley Fire Department, .

Comic entries — The Grass Valley Fire Department and the Blue Mountain Boys of Calaveras County. -Marching bands the Dunvegan Highlands Pipe Band and the Hennessy Lyman Gilmore Band, Marching units — Boy Scout Troop 275 of Grass Valley; Cub Scout Troop of 275 of Grass Valley, Equestrian group — Nevada County Sheriff's Possee; the Nevada County Junior Horsemen, Equestrian matched. pair — Merri Ann Robinson and Lorrain Langgons, Equestrian. color guard, . the Peardale Pines 4-H horse project. Equestrian individual — Lisa Asten; Candye Logan. The MC during the parade was Dave Darrin, Honored guest at the parade was James Woodworth, press secretary to Lt. ‘Governor Ed Reinecke, Woodworth took the place of Jean Pet“erson who became ill Saturday. Parade judges were Mike Pulsipher and Dunbar Yakayama of Sacramento; Sally Cooper, Pete Brennan and Mike Krill. , At the park Sunday the annual water fight between the city fire departments was called-a draw, The California Division of Forestry won the hose cart race, recording a narrow victory over a new group, the Cousin Jack Special, . A feature of the parade. was run on KCRA. television in Sacramento which estimated 20,000 attended this year's event, é THE NEVADA CITY Fire Department had the winning float in Sunday's huge Fourth of July Parade, The parade was the largest in the history of Grass Valley's semi-annual celebration of the Fourth, Paris Flea Market scheduled July 18 Grass Valley will be buzzing with activity on July 18 when the second annual Paris Flea Market will be held, ‘Dealers and exhibitors from all over California and other states will be displaying and selling a huge variety of goods, The admission-free event will be held at Mt, St, Mary's Convent, Church and Chapel Streets from 8 a.m, til 6, Ninteenth century porches and parlors of the convent will provide the background for a treasury of antiques, Items for sale will include cut glass, jewelry, musical Americana, furni‘ture, bottles, coins, and dolls, Artists and craftsmen will add flavor by bringing talents along, In addition to sterling jewelry and pine cone items, guests may observe macrame and crochet in the making, pots on the wheel, weaving on the loom, and blank reo being sketched into a piece of ar St. Joseph's Chapel, joining the convent, will be dressed up for a wedding. Historic photographs will be on display. Free afternoon movies willbe shown in St, Cecelia's Hall for children's entertainment,