June 7, 1961 (14 pages)

Page 2. Wednesday, June 7, ‘1961 .-Nevada ‘County NUGGET “Exhibit Teachers ‘Day Soon For 4-H Take Trip In County GRASS VALLEY---Groom GRASS VALLEY---More ing livestock, putting the than 40 Nevada County teachers and guests last month ‘finishing touches on skirts, completing the electric took a “show me trip" ar motor and making entries for 4-H Exhibit Day is upper most in the minds of every Nevada County 4-H Club member. Each club is vieing for the honor of having the ranged by County Superintendent of Schools Ed Feller Arboretum in Condon Mem§ orial Park, Beckman Hill Road sighting of poor timber cutting practiced, the Bill K ohler Ranch to see good logging practices, Bridgeport, French Corral, and a TEAC HERS..grouped in Condon Memorial Park to see Stop for lunch at the Shady the Woodbridge Metcalf Fir Arboretum. Creek Ranger Station. The afternoon was con sumed ina tour of North San Juan and the area burned last year in that area. Included in the group was Paul Furber, English born Hildebrand and Margaret Shelton. Photography is taken careof by Veva Glad government in soil conserva employe of theNyasaland tion service. He is in the U.S. on a four and one-half month study of soil conservation and farm planning un ding. Thelma Gates, Harriet Boss, and Fay Dunbar are der the Internation Coopera handling the Dress Revue. tion Administration. In the Food Preservation and~ Preparation division, Annette Curtoni is handling Cox On entries, Alice Heather has displays, and Vivian Scofield heads the clerks. In the dairy event George Ellsworth is assisted by Mike Sub Duty Swine is handled by Bill Sammons who is assisted by Cox, fireman apprentice, assisted by David Casper has beef; Ted Schaps assisted by Bill Bursill has the horse di USN, son Florence Clemo heads the Trophies, Prizes and Awards committee; the four regis servation employe of Nyasaland, said he enjoyed the trip havWATCHES > [cocks PEARL HARBOR--Harold L. W alter White; Ken Casper Forestry. FROM NYASALAND.PaulFurber, soil con In Pacific Ellsworth; Sheep, Goats, and are handled by Arch Rackerby, assisted by Tom Rackerby; George Burcham andJohn McGill will handle Farm Mechanics; Bob Paulus and Vic Boss have Garden and eed son with the cooperation of plays willbe set up by Helen vision; Rabbits and Poultry Nee the Conservation Council. Stops along the way, after § starting at the Nevada County Fairgrounds, included the Woodbridge Metcalf FirTree = most members enter their project work in this popular educational eventto be held June 16-17 at the Nevada County Fairgrounds. Helen Brown and Kenric Rolph, general chairmen, head a large committee. In the clothing and home furnishing division, Johanna Personeni and Dorothy Adams will be in charge of entfies. Jean Toy is foreman ofthe clerks. Maggie Gaylord and Sue Jensen will arrange for judging. Dis : m ing never been in of.Mr. and Mrs. country like that he Harold L. Cox, Sr. of 222 Bennett St., Grass Valley, — Aewery TEER Pep eving sme: saw onthe "show me: E. M. DALPEZ is serving aboard the sub ia 231% i marine USS Sterlet operating out of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. He reported aboard the teas ST. NEVADA City BUY UNIT LOTS & SAVE +++] D.E. MATSON . FOREST PRODUCTS }) Sterlet, April 6, from the Submarine School in New London, Conn. CONSERVAT ION COUNCIL. oe Hapidber 4 met with the teachers along reeroute, Before entering the service inJune 1960, Cox graduated The trip was jointly sponsored by the council and the county superintendent of schools office. from Nevada Union Senior High School. HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY et ttt +4 tt + Dial 273-2271 trars are Louise McKitrick, Gladys Rackerby, Dorothy Richards, and Florence . Clemo;games are handled by . Victor Engstrom and Marilyn Gates; Ray Wishmeyer has ™ {e Le (cm . eae) wes to] the Livestock Scrambles; Marvin Paul will handle advertising; and the chaperones . @ . Aaw aor srca will be Laurence Personeni and Isabelle Whittlesey. The training and organi zation for this event has been handled by Frances Head, Home Advisor, and Doug Hamilton, Farm Advisor. 4-H members and parents with questions are encour aged to contract these leaders. George C. BOLES OPTOMETRIST TAKE SOME HOME 228 CommercialaStreet Nevada City 1 Gal. THE. TRIP ENDS.with a stroll around historic North San-Juan, Y% Gal Jugs — en SERVICES PERSONAL & INSTRUCTIONS We have lots of things that DAD has been onthe verge of buying for himself for a long time now.including 590 ‘ Main St. ss Valley bial2733243 TRY OUR e HOT DOGS ° CHILI DOGS HAMBURGERS ¢ FRENCH FRIES PERSONAL e OF LONDON .DRESSMAKER Alterations---T ailoring---Designing Call 273-8796 POWER TOOLS Sanders; Drills, Saws etc., For Work or Home Use US GIVE YOUR CLOTHESA BEAUTY TREATMENT HAND TOOLS All Types CHAIN SAWS McCullochs Finest WELDING EQUIPMENT ES * @ YOU'LL FIND THEM ALL AT STEELE SUPPLY Terminal Warehouse Bldg. Grass Valley Dial 273-2201 NEVADA. . COUNTY . CLEANERS THREE e Hills Flat, Grass Valley LOCATIONS © 116 Broad St., Nevada City CONVENIENT . , i54 walker Dr. , Gtass Valley INSTRUCTION NELDA’S DANCING SCHOOL AP, ,,BALLET.,. ACROBATIC, . BALLROOM 101 Bank St., Grass Valley Phone 273-2730 © SCHOOL OF CREATIVE DANCE « PATRICIA ROSE _. Ballet & Modern For All Ages. (Cecchetti Method) ‘Terminal Bldg Bank St.,G. V. Dial 273-6200 or 273-4898 JUNE BREEN. TEACHER OF PIANO & DRAMA x) . This Coupon Worth 15¢ . . : ' On The Purchase Of One Gallon Of {12 ROOT BEER . WITH COUPON 50 . Regular Price 65¢. . Plus Deposit . * June Only.1961 1, & W Root Beer Drive In! Hours . — Week Days.11:00 A.M.-11:00 PM, Fri. & Sat.. 11:00 A.M.-12:00 M. FREE ROOT BEER SERVED TO CHILDREN 5 YR. OR YOUNGER

Page 2. Wednesday, June 7, ‘1961 .-Nevada ‘County NUGGET “Exhibit Teachers ‘Day Soon For 4-H Take Trip In County GRASS VALLEY---Groom GRASS VALLEY---More ing livestock, putting the than 40 Nevada County teachers and guests last month ‘finishing touches on skirts, completing the electric took a “show me trip" ar motor and making entries for 4-H Exhibit Day is upper most in the minds of every Nevada County 4-H Club member. Each club is vieing for the honor of having the ranged by County Superintendent of Schools Ed Feller Arboretum in Condon Mem§ orial Park, Beckman Hill Road sighting of poor timber cutting practiced, the Bill K ohler Ranch to see good logging practices, Bridgeport, French Corral, and a TEAC HERS...grouped in Condon Memorial Park to see Stop for lunch at the Shady the Woodbridge Metcalf Fir Arboretum. Creek Ranger Station. The afternoon was con sumed ina tour of North San Juan and the area burned last year in that area. Included in the group was Paul Furber, English born Hildebrand and Margaret Shelton. Photography is taken careof by Veva Glad government in soil conserva employe of theNyasaland tion service.. He is in the U.S. on a four and one-half month study of soil conservation and farm planning un ding. Thelma Gates, Harriet Boss, and Fay Dunbar are der the Internation Coopera handling the Dress Revue. tion Administration. In the Food Preservation and~ Preparation division, Annette Curtoni is handling Cox On entries, Alice Heather has displays, and Vivian Scofield heads the clerks. In the dairy event George Ellsworth is assisted by Mike Sub Duty Swine is handled by Bill Sammons who is assisted by Cox, fireman apprentice, assisted by David Casper has beef; Ted Schaps assisted by Bill Bursill has the horse di USN, son Florence Clemo heads the Trophies, Prizes and Awards committee; the four regis servation employe of Nyasaland, said he enjoyed the trip havWATCHES > [cocks PEARL HARBOR--Harold L. W alter White; Ken Casper Forestry. FROM NYASALAND..PaulFurber, soil con In Pacific Ellsworth; Sheep, Goats, and are handled by Arch Rackerby, assisted by Tom Rackerby; George Burcham andJohn McGill will handle Farm Mechanics; Bob Paulus and Vic Boss have Garden and eed son with the cooperation of plays willbe set up by Helen vision; Rabbits and Poultry Nee the Conservation Council. Stops along the way, after § starting at the Nevada County Fairgrounds, included the Woodbridge Metcalf FirTree = most members enter their project work in this popular educational eventto be held June 16-17 at the Nevada County Fairgrounds. Helen Brown and Kenric Rolph, general chairmen, head a large committee. In the clothing and home furnishing division, Johanna Personeni and Dorothy Adams will be in charge of entfies. Jean Toy is foreman ofthe clerks. Maggie Gaylord and Sue Jensen will arrange for judging. Dis : m ing never been in of.Mr. and Mrs. country like that he Harold L. Cox, Sr. of 222 Bennett St., Grass Valley, — Aewery TEER Pep eving sme: saw onthe "show me: E. M. DALPEZ is serving aboard the sub ia 231% i marine USS Sterlet operating out of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. He reported aboard the teas ST. NEVADA City

BUY UNIT LOTS & SAVE +++] D.E. MATSON . FOREST PRODUCTS }) Sterlet, April 6, from the Submarine School in New London, Conn. CONSERVAT ION COUNCIL. oe Hapidber 4 met with the teachers along reeroute, Before entering the service inJune 1960, Cox graduated The trip was jointly sponsored by the council and the county superintendent of schools office. from Nevada Union Senior High School. HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY et ttt +4 tt + Dial 273-2271 trars are Louise McKitrick, Gladys Rackerby, Dorothy Richards, and Florence . Clemo;games are handled by . Victor Engstrom and Marilyn Gates; Ray Wishmeyer has ™ {e Le (cm . eae) wes to] the Livestock Scrambles; Marvin Paul will handle advertising; and the chaperones . @ . Aaw aor srca will be Laurence Personeni and Isabelle Whittlesey. The training and organi zation for this event has been handled by Frances Head, Home Advisor, and Doug Hamilton, Farm Advisor. 4-H members and parents with questions are encour aged to contract these leaders. George C. BOLES OPTOMETRIST TAKE SOME HOME 228 CommercialaStreet Nevada City 1 Gal. THE. TRIP ENDS..with a stroll around historic North San-Juan, Y% Gal Jugs — en SERVICES PERSONAL & INSTRUCTIONS We have lots of things that DAD has been onthe verge of buying for himself for a long time now..including 590 ‘ Main St. ss Valley bial2733243 TRY OUR e HOT DOGS ° CHILI DOGS HAMBURGERS ¢ FRENCH FRIES PERSONAL e OF LONDON ..DRESSMAKER Alterations---T ailoring---Designing Call 273-8796 POWER TOOLS Sanders; Drills, Saws etc., For Work or Home Use US GIVE YOUR CLOTHESA BEAUTY TREATMENT HAND TOOLS All Types CHAIN SAWS McCullochs Finest WELDING EQUIPMENT ES * @ YOU'LL FIND THEM ALL AT STEELE SUPPLY Terminal Warehouse Bldg. Grass Valley Dial 273-2201 NEVADA. . COUNTY . CLEANERS THREE e Hills Flat, Grass Valley LOCATIONS © 116 Broad St., Nevada City CONVENIENT . , i54 walker Dr. , Gtass Valley INSTRUCTION NELDA’S DANCING SCHOOL AP, ,,BALLET.,. ACROBATIC, . BALLROOM 101 Bank St., Grass Valley Phone 273-2730 © SCHOOL OF CREATIVE DANCE « PATRICIA ROSE _. Ballet & Modern For All Ages. (Cecchetti Method) ‘Terminal Bldg Bank St.,G. V. Dial 273-6200 or 273-4898 JUNE BREEN.. TEACHER OF PIANO & DRAMA x) . This Coupon Worth 15¢ . . : ' On The Purchase Of One Gallon Of {12 ROOT BEER . WITH COUPON 50 . Regular Price 65¢. . Plus Deposit . * June Only..1961 1, & W Root Beer Drive In! Hours . — Week Days..11:00 A.M.-11:00 PM, Fri. & Sat... 11:00 A.M.-12:00 M. FREE ROOT BEER SERVED TO CHILDREN 5 YR. OR YOUNGER