June 7, 1972 (12 pages)

CAL. SACTO. nevana comnny NETO T LIBRARY CAL. 95814 PEXLODICALS SECTION 5/16/72 ST. . Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass Valley, Red Dog, Town Talk, Glenbrook. Little York, Cherokee, Mooney Flat, Sweetland, Alpha, Omega, French Corral, Rough and Ready, Graniteville, North San Juan, North Bloomfield, Humbug, Relief Hill, Washington, Blue Tent, LaBarr Meadows, Cedar Ridge, Union Hill, Peardale, Summit City, W alloupa, 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, Bourbon 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 Hill, Anthony House, Delirium Tremens. NUMBER 71 _' VOLUME 49 10 Cents A Copy Published Wednesdays, Nevada C idieeiiaiiaemeaan —— SSS ity WEDNESDAY , June 7,1972 Buchanan and Paine runoff District One where Supervisor Ralph Buchanan is faced with a runoff election with Robert "Bob" Paine in the November ‘General election. In District II Thomas Turner grabbed over 50% of the votes from three other candidates to win the supervisor position. On January 1 Turner will replace Dean Lawrence who did not seek re-election. Supervisor Willie Curran was re-elected witha large majority. Turner received 1,225 votes, His opponents, Dale Hafelfinger had 592; Elton (Champ) Williams 385 and Ruth Brehm, 199. Turner won election by a narrow 49 votes, Supervisor Willie Curran was re-elected with a large majority of votes in District V. : In District I Buchanan, the current board chairman, received 973 votes. Paine had 718; Al Enmark, 360; and Joseph Day, 350, Buchanan needed another 456 votes to win re-election in the primary. VACATION TIME IS HERE! Do it with an ARISTOCRAT TRAVEL TRAILER Check Our Low, Low Price! NEW ’72 Aristocrat 17’ ‘Land Commander’’ TRAVEL TRAILER no. 170001 rcoucen 10 $1888.00 Small down payment will finance. Other trailers at similar savings. NEW and USED CARS MEIER Chev.-Olds Hiway 49 at Brunswick Rd. Grass Valley — 273-9535 The Log Cabin Trading Post The hottest supervisorial race . in Nevada county turned out to be Unique Grass Valley firm Once in a blue moon you run across a place of business that seems to speak for itself before you can cross the threshold.. The “Log Cabin Trading Post’? is such an establishment, Site Located at 90644 SouthAuburn @ Street, in Grass Valley.this unique concern deals primarily in antiques and large pieces of furniture. It more closely resembles a museum than it does & a retail firm.and that is the way its many regulars seem to view it, They make their desired purchases and then relax and browse thru aisle after aisle bordered with hundreds of col» lectors’ gems, artifacts ree flecting many cultures of years gone by; novelty items, clothing, jewelry, books, magazines, old newspapers, dolls, toys; phonos graphs and records spanning many years in the industry; stoves, grandfather clocks, round oak tables, beds, mattresses, lamps in many styles, rocke ing chairs, straight-backed chairs; paintings with or with out frames.and you should see some of the frames available there! Owner of this facinating establishment, which is open seven days a week from 10 until 6, is Larry Bauer. Larry fore merly was the owner of Bauer Realty and is a past president of the Nevada County Board of Realtors, When asked why he changed to this new business, he said that a change was necessary because he felt that he had **developed occupational fatigue’? from so many years in the real estate business! Bauer added that “‘now, every day is just like Christmas here! I never know what to expect. people come in to buy or, perhaps, to sell me something unusual; I get phone calls that lead to trips to various places to see other merchandise.and I go to many auctions, We also have buyers whocome from places as far away, sometimes, as North Dakota!” OWNER LARRY BAUER and saleslady Madeline Malott at the front of the Log Cabin Business meeting on Auburn Street in Grass Valley. 7 The long, wide front porch of the**Log Cabin’? is loaded with stoves, refrigerators, furniture of various kinds,and an impressive collection of old trunks. some of which must surely have crossed the plains in the rush to our Northern Mines back in the mid-1800’s, Among some of the more eyes catching merchandise currently on display (the turn-over is terrific,. merchandise changes hands at a fantastic pace at the Trading Post, so bythe time this article appears in print.the ine ventory may differ radically in some areas from that of the day last week when this was being written.) You will find an almost life-size painting of actor Charles Laughton in his distinguished portrayal of the no» torious ‘‘Captain Bligh of the Bounty” in full-dress regalia, Handsomely framed, this picture carries a price tag of $175; several marble topped come modes and hall trees; china cabinets, exquisite glassware representing some of the finest craftsmanship in that media; and numerous bits of pieces of milk itary gear from several wars ago.to mention just afew high. lights! And, ifa stuffed alligator turns you on,,.there’s a beauty for just $20! Bauer credits his success in the business to his moderate pricing policy on high quality merchandise and a rapid stock turn-over .. there’s always something new and interesting to be seen at the Trading Post. He credits his assistant, Madeline allot, with the interior arrangements and decor.and it is truly a “work of art” to handle so much so often! Larry and his wife Rose have two sons of whom they speak with much pride. The elder, Russell, is a trucker fof Robe inson Timber, Inc.; Randy spends much time in working with youth in the drug abuse program. Rose is not actively associated with the business. her interests lie in maintaining a comfortable home for the family’ At your earliest opportunity, take the short ride out South Auburn Street to the Log Cabin Trading Post.,.you’ll spend some mighty rewarding hours there just browsing; and it’s al. most a certainty that before you leave you will have found some. thing you **fjust can’t leave with. out,””

CAL. SACTO. nevana comnny NETO T LIBRARY CAL. 95814 PEXLODICALS SECTION 5/16/72 ST. . Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass Valley, Red Dog, Town Talk, Glenbrook. Little York, Cherokee, Mooney Flat, Sweetland, Alpha, Omega, French Corral, Rough and Ready, Graniteville, North San Juan, North Bloomfield, Humbug, Relief Hill, Washington, Blue Tent, LaBarr Meadows, Cedar Ridge, Union Hill, Peardale, Summit City, W alloupa, 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, Bourbon 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 Hill, Anthony House, Delirium Tremens. NUMBER 71 _' VOLUME 49 10 Cents A Copy Published Wednesdays, Nevada C idieeiiaiiaemeaan —— SSS ity WEDNESDAY , June 7,1972 Buchanan and Paine runoff District One where Supervisor Ralph Buchanan is faced with a runoff election with Robert "Bob" Paine in the November ‘General election. In District II Thomas Turner grabbed over 50% of the votes from three other candidates to win the supervisor position. On January 1 Turner will replace Dean Lawrence who did not seek re-election. Supervisor Willie Curran was re-elected witha large majority. Turner received 1,225 votes, His opponents, Dale Hafelfinger had 592; Elton (Champ) Williams 385 and Ruth Brehm, 199. Turner won election by a narrow 49 votes, Supervisor Willie Curran was re-elected with a large majority of votes in District V. : In District I Buchanan, the current board chairman, received 973 votes. Paine had 718; Al Enmark, 360; and Joseph Day, 350, Buchanan needed another 456 votes to win re-election in the primary. VACATION TIME IS HERE! Do it with an ARISTOCRAT TRAVEL TRAILER Check Our Low, Low Price! NEW ’72 Aristocrat 17’ ‘Land Commander’’ TRAVEL TRAILER no. 170001 rcoucen 10 $1888.00 Small down payment will finance. Other trailers at similar savings.. NEW and USED CARS MEIER Chev.-Olds Hiway 49 at Brunswick Rd. Grass Valley — 273-9535 The Log Cabin Trading Post The hottest supervisorial race . in Nevada county turned out to be Unique Grass Valley firm Once in a blue moon you run across a place of business that seems to speak for itself before you can cross the threshold... The “Log Cabin Trading Post’? is such an establishment, Site Located at 90644 SouthAuburn @ Street, in Grass Valley..this unique concern deals primarily in antiques and large pieces of furniture. It more closely resembles a museum than it does & a retail firm..and that is the way its many regulars seem to view it, They make their desired purchases and then relax and browse thru aisle after aisle bordered with hundreds of col» lectors’ gems, artifacts ree flecting many cultures of years gone by; novelty items, clothing, jewelry, books, magazines, old newspapers, dolls, toys; phonos graphs and records spanning many years in the industry; stoves, grandfather clocks, round oak tables, beds, mattresses, lamps in many styles, rocke ing chairs, straight-backed chairs; paintings with or with out frames..and you should see some of the frames available there! Owner of this facinating establishment, which is open seven

days a week from 10 until 6, is Larry Bauer. Larry fore merly was the owner of Bauer Realty and is a past president of the Nevada County Board of Realtors, When asked why he changed to this new business, he said that a change was necessary because he felt that he had **developed occupational fatigue’? from so many years in the real estate business! Bauer added that “‘now, every day is just like Christmas here! I never know what to expect.. people come in to buy or, perhaps, to sell me something unusual; I get phone calls that lead to trips to various places to see other merchandise..and I go to many auctions, We also have buyers whocome from places as far away, sometimes, as North Dakota!” OWNER LARRY BAUER and saleslady Madeline Malott at the front of the Log Cabin Business meeting on Auburn Street in Grass Valley. 7 The long, wide front porch of the**Log Cabin’? is loaded with stoves, refrigerators, furniture of various kinds,and an impressive collection of old trunks.. some of which must surely have crossed the plains in the rush to our Northern Mines back in the mid-1800’s, Among some of the more eyes catching merchandise currently on display (the turn-over is terrific,.. merchandise changes hands at a fantastic pace at the Trading Post, so bythe time this article appears in print..the ine ventory may differ radically in some areas from that of the day last week when this was being written.) You will find an almost life-size painting of actor Charles Laughton in his distinguished portrayal of the no» torious ‘‘Captain Bligh of the Bounty” in full-dress regalia, Handsomely framed, this picture carries a price tag of $175; several marble topped come modes and hall trees; china cabinets, exquisite glassware representing some of the finest craftsmanship in that media; and numerous bits of pieces of milk itary gear from several wars ago..to mention just afew high. lights! And, ifa stuffed alligator turns you on,,.there’s a beauty for just $20! Bauer credits his success in the business to his moderate pricing policy on high quality merchandise and a rapid stock turn-over ... there’s always something new and interesting to be seen at the Trading Post. He credits his assistant, Madeline allot, with the interior arrangements and decor..and it is truly a “work of art” to handle so much so often! Larry and his wife Rose have two sons of whom they speak with much pride. The elder, Russell, is a trucker fof Robe inson Timber, Inc.; Randy spends much time in working with youth in the drug abuse program. Rose is not actively associated with the business.. her interests lie in maintaining a comfortable home for the family’ At your earliest opportunity, take the short ride out South Auburn Street to the Log Cabin Trading Post.,..you’ll spend some mighty rewarding hours there just browsing; and it’s al. most a certainty that before you leave you will have found some. thing you **fjust can’t leave with. out,””