June 21, 1967 (20 pages)

NEVADA COUNTY Serving the communities of Nevada City, G Vall ar Juan, North ih Stee Pi by eng . Relief Hill, Sel Leg ok Say e City, Selby Fiat, Grizzly Hill, Gold Volume 42, Number 23 , Red Dog, Town Talk, Glenbrook. Little York, Cherokee, M. Fla, ‘ashington, Blue i LaBarr Pioodous, € Cedar Ridge, Union Ht 10 Cents per Copy Sweetland, Peardale, Summit City, W all. loupa, Gouge iln, Chicago Pe Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill. North Col mbit Columbi Hi Brandy Flat, s Newtown, Indian bead Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore’s Flat Orleans Fae i Remington Hill, Anthony House, ‘Delirium Toennnia. Wee: sie: ‘Aah: Osis, French Corral co Published Wednesday CAL ST LIBRARY. sts More Race Pics inside Eye, Lime June aay — ai 01 Nevada County Local Beauties Vie For July 4th Honors Nevada County's best looking girls are entering. the 4th of July beauty contest to help promote the annual patriotic celebration. Posed above with Dick Haekett,the-old gold panner, . are Pat McLennan sponsored by M&é MChevrolet and Oldsmobile, Lennie Mitchell sponsoréd by Alta Sierra: Country Club, Linda McKenzie sponsored by the Nevada County Country Club, Cheryl. Meckfessel sponsored by the Nevada City Lions Club, Jeanne Van Horn sponsored by the Nevada County Horsemen and Linda Miller sponsored by Ferrari Chrysler. Not . shown is Eva Gonzalez sponsored by Cable TV. You can help support your choice by buying tickets from the entrant that you favor. The girls willbe out selling tickets for a boat and TV set and other prizes. Melodrama Feature Of Ath Celebration The melodrama, "The Girl of the Golden West", willbe one ofthe features ofthis year's 4thof July celebration. Pictured above are several desperate characters from the production. George Boles with badge, gun and winning hand, Dick Hackett, Yvonne Boles and Gene Mc Lennan are featured players inthe play. Show time is 8:30 p.m. on July 1, 2 and 3 at the St. Cecelia Theatre at DaltonandS. School Streets in Grass Valley . Nugget Sold To Scripps The Nevada County Nugget was sold tothe Nevada County Publishing Company last Friday, it was announced by George Kane, previous publisher of The Nugget, and R, Peter Ingram, publisher of The Union, The Nevada County Publishing Company is the owner of The Union. The 41 year old Nugget will continue publication, featuring an independent éditorial policy and historical and pictorial _ coverage ofthe area, Full circulation coverage of western Nevada County will be maintained with The Nugget and The Nugget Advertiser, a controlled circulation paper. The Nugget was established in 1926, It was purchased in 1966 from Mr, Alfred Heller by The Nugget Publishing Co., of which Mr, Kane was presi« dent, The newspaper has been an award~winning paper in recent years, including classifications of general excellence in'1964 A Winner Sue Anderson, frecklefaced and attractive, took part in the five lap women's race in the annual Tour of Nevada City. Sue won the girl's race which might account for her big grin. Bicyele: racing is a sport for evecpoale This year the Tour of Nevada City was graced by the fair sex and several very young aspiring riders. .David Rhoads of San Jose brought his two young sons, David Jr., 10 years old and Stephen, aged 6. Stephen needed a push up ‘the steeper hills but David could handle the course by himself. Their father was a top Symes rarer rin cous ears ‘ Real Explorer. Post No. 44 took a ey As soon as they had crossed the real survival tripfrom Edwards river, the storm hit, so they pag wee ot Purdon’s Crossing took refuge in a construction on \ June 11, to Moncrane which shook from the day 12, were totrathunder, When the storm let who finished = Don Bennett, Don said, “It was fun and we Gene Cooley and Larry Woodsplan on doing it some actually ate snakes, frogs and day," He also said that future any other available food. Atrips would include a trip down the Feather River in kayaks, a serve any strange plants, backpack trip from W: gton ,. SACTO CAL 95614 . They arrived at Purdon's on the river.to Edwards Crossing, a distance of 16 miles, they also plan to take a tripintothe Malakoff Diggings to spend three days and two nights, A remark inthe Chicago Park-Peardale news column written by Houston Spires inthis newspaper last week about the high cost of el ectricity brought a quick response from Larry Farrel, local P.G.&E. office head. Mr. Farrel has provided comparative figures for this area and for the Los Angeles area which was the’ area used by Houston in his column. These rates are from the P.U.C. Schedule. Comparison between P. G. and E. and Southern California Edison Co. Domestic Rate Schedule D6 Amount of Bill K.W.H. Amount of Bill PasG, & E. So.C -Edison $11.03 400 * $10.42 14.87 700 13.62 18.71 1000 18.82 3) 52 2000 33.82 $44.31 $47 .82 3000 ete Ae Ae c a P9ERVODICALS SECTION 4f — sastad gs as >"

NEVADA COUNTY Serving the communities of Nevada City, G Vall ar Juan, North ih Stee Pi by eng . Relief Hill, Sel Leg ok Say e City, Selby Fiat, Grizzly Hill, Gold Volume 42, Number 23 , Red Dog, Town Talk, Glenbrook. Little York, Cherokee, M. Fla, ‘ashington, Blue i LaBarr Pioodous, € Cedar Ridge, Union Ht 10 Cents per Copy Sweetland, Peardale, Summit City, W all. loupa, Gouge iln, Chicago Pe Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill. North Col mbit Columbi Hi Brandy Flat, s Newtown, Indian bead Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore’s Flat Orleans Fae i Remington Hill, Anthony House, ‘Delirium Toennnia. Wee: sie: ‘Aah: Osis, French Corral co Published Wednesday CAL ST LIBRARY. sts More Race Pics inside Eye, Lime June aay — ai 01 Nevada County Local Beauties Vie For July 4th Honors Nevada County's best looking girls are entering. the 4th of July beauty contest to help promote the annual patriotic celebration. Posed above with Dick Haekett,the-old gold panner, .. are Pat McLennan sponsored by M&é MChevrolet and Oldsmobile, Lennie Mitchell sponsoréd by Alta Sierra: Country Club, Linda McKenzie sponsored by the Nevada County Country Club, Cheryl. Meckfessel sponsored by the Nevada City Lions Club, Jeanne Van Horn sponsored by the Nevada County Horsemen and Linda Miller sponsored by Ferrari Chrysler. Not . shown is Eva Gonzalez sponsored by Cable TV. You can help support your choice by buying tickets from the entrant that you favor. The girls willbe out selling tickets for a boat and TV set and other prizes. Melodrama Feature Of Ath Celebration The melodrama, "The Girl of the Golden West", willbe one ofthe features ofthis year's 4thof July celebration. Pictured above are several desperate characters from the production. George Boles with badge, gun and winning hand, Dick Hackett, Yvonne Boles and Gene Mc Lennan are featured players inthe play. Show time is 8:30 p.m. on July 1, 2 and 3 at the St. Cecelia Theatre at DaltonandS. School Streets in Grass Valley . Nugget Sold To Scripps The Nevada County Nugget was sold tothe Nevada County Publishing Company last Friday, it was announced by George Kane, previous publisher of The Nugget, and R, Peter Ingram, publisher of The Union, The Nevada County Publishing Company is the owner of The Union. The 41 year old Nugget will continue publication, featuring an independent éditorial policy and historical and pictorial _ coverage ofthe area, Full circulation coverage of western Nevada County will be maintained with The Nugget and The Nugget Advertiser, a controlled circulation paper. The Nugget was established in 1926, It was purchased in 1966 from Mr, Alfred Heller

by The Nugget Publishing Co., of which Mr, Kane was presi« dent, The newspaper has been an award~winning paper in recent years, including classifications of general excellence in'1964 A Winner Sue Anderson, frecklefaced and attractive, took part in the five lap women's race in the annual Tour of Nevada City. Sue won the girl's race which might account for her big grin. Bicyele: racing is a sport for evecpoale This year the Tour of Nevada City was graced by the fair sex and several very young aspiring riders. .David Rhoads of San Jose brought his two young sons, David Jr., 10 years old and Stephen, aged 6. Stephen needed a push up ‘the steeper hills but David could handle the course by himself. Their father was a top Symes rarer rin cous ears ‘ Real Explorer. Post No. 44 took a ey As soon as they had crossed the real survival tripfrom Edwards river, the storm hit, so they pag wee ot Purdon’s Crossing took refuge in a construction on \ June 11, to Moncrane which shook from the day 12, were totrathunder, When the storm let who finished = Don Bennett, Don said, “It was fun and we Gene Cooley and Larry Woodsplan on doing it some actually ate snakes, frogs and day," He also said that future any other available food. Atrips would include a trip down the Feather River in kayaks, a serve any strange plants, backpack trip from W: gton ,. SACTO CAL 95614 . They arrived at Purdon's on the river.to Edwards Crossing, a distance of 16 miles, they also plan to take a tripintothe Malakoff Diggings to spend three days and two nights, A remark inthe Chicago Park-Peardale news column written by Houston Spires inthis newspaper last week about the high cost of el ectricity brought a quick response from Larry Farrel, local P.G.&E. office head. Mr. Farrel has provided comparative figures for this area and for the Los Angeles area which was the’ area used by Houston in his column. These rates are from the P.U.C. Schedule. Comparison between P. G. and E. and Southern California Edison Co. Domestic Rate Schedule D6 Amount of Bill K.W.H. Amount of Bill PasG, & E. So.C -Edison $11.03 400 * $10.42 14.87 700 13.62 18.71 1000 18.82 3) 52 2000 33.82 $44.31 $47 .82 3000 ete Ae Ae c a P9ERVODICALS SECTION 4f — sastad gs as >"