March 1, 1961 (8 pages)

w ‘Page 3.Wednesday, March 1, 1961 NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET ~_ Lola's Grotto on Auburn = reopen Friday, it was anStreet inGrass Valley will nounced today by owners Mr. ‘Sacvenis and Mrs. Harry Holtzman. Specimens Closed during recent weeks for an annual vacation and G = L D renovation, the restaurant_is Ww. J. SMITH the meeting place of the __ Jeweler Grass Valley Merchants" 218 Broad St. N.C. Committee. si Mr. and Mrs. Holtzman returned earlier from a trip that included a portion of Southern California George C. BOLES CENTRAL CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Association pepe aeemmae . : OPTOMETRIST . MAX t M YW {i 228 Commercial Street Nevada City VACATION'S OVER! RE-OPENING MARCH 3rd LOLA’S GROTTO 145 S. Auburn St. GRASS VALLEY y Mr. & Mrs. Harry Holtzman SECURITY Cwrrent Rate Ai. annum by Jack Miner ‘Continued Pictures The Truckee Story It would be an oversight, aninexcusableoversight, not to mention a few of the early personalities that colored Truckee. I‘mnot going to take them in order or accordingto prominence. If I did that, I'd be tempted to start with George F. McGlashan, lawyer, promoter, writer, General, historian, newspaper owner, jester, philospher , welll couldgoon, but let me say it simply, George Me Glashan, great spirit of Truckee. aS Inst ga@d I'll present_Mr. H.K. Gage, artist-photographer of Truckee, the man to whom we are indebted for. most of the early pictorial records of the town, the Central Pacific, lakes and mills, and many of the pioneers who lived on the other side of the “hump”. Herman Kimball Gage, Massachusetts man with an artist's curiosity for far-off places, took himself, in the 1870s, viathe Central Pacific cars, to California. Passing through Truckee he sniffed with keen appreciation its clean mountain air and continued down to Sacramento, his destination as noted on his ticket. The Sacramento river was brown and mudladen from the hydraulic diggings, the air blisteringly hot, even oppressive, thought Gage. He promptly returned to Truckee and went into the business of recording its life on wet-plates and film. He was whimsical with a pixie's sense of humor and a "heller" for the dramatic and splendid landscape. We~ see his sense of humor in the self portraits he took. Look _ atthe one as a gay bon-vivant and the other as atired” man -about -town. In the long panel we see him inaction "shooting" a 4th of July celebration from the corner of the Palace Grill against the background of his own gallery . EXPERIENCED COUNSEL IN YOUR TIME OF NEED We offer you friendly, sympathetic help with attention to the details that mean so much. We strive to give everyone the finest.no matter how much or how little they spend. CALL US DAY OR NIGHT WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL J. Paul Bergemann ( Formerly Holmes Funeral Home ) 246 Sacramento St., Nevada City Dial 265 24! 24-Hour Ambulance Service CARPET SALE LARRYS CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY & CARPETS Legal Notice Legal Notice High School in Nevada City,, SCHOOL DISTRICT subject to mutually ace Resolution $99 céptable terms and con= WHEREAS, Section 16201 , . ditions. Education Code, State of . PASSED & ADOPTED this California, permits theleas. 18th day of January, 1961, NEVADA UNION HIGH Marris Farm Gets Trophy 5 YR. GUARANTEE NYLON 55% yd. CONTINUOUS FILAMEN NYLONWITH 10 YR. GUARANTEE HI-LO WOOL BROADLOOMS $995 yd, i oll Fiberglass Insulation Foil One Side Medium 47.50 perM Full Thick 57.50 s MoH YOUR R.F.D. HOME . WITH MATERIALS FROM _ another of real property ¥ Union High School District from 56% yd. ] Also Drapes and Furniture Upholstery. Samples Conveniently Shown In Your Home. CALL 273-3432 FOR APPOINT MENT 123 Broad St., Nevada City. .Dial 265-429 6 ani = SUNSET 3.3030 100% FINANCING AVAILABLE IN ALL AREAS If Our cement trucks can get to your building site we will erect in the following R, F.D. homes are designed for the handyman, able to finish the interior.at the lowest possible cost. All construction is conventional and meets all building codes. e Aluminum sliding windows e 6 foot glass sliding patio door ing by one school district to which is notneeded for school classroom purposes at the time of entering into the lease by the district owning it; and WHEREAS, the Nevada has, at its present Nevada Union Junior High School in! Nevada City, such facilities which may be made available for lease; and WHEREAS, the Nevada City School District is in need of additional school facilities, and said facilities are located within the boundaries of the Nevada City School District; and WHEREAS, the Nevada City District desires to lease such facilities under mutually acceptable terms; BE IT THEREFOR RESOLVED that the Governing Board of the Nevada Unicn High School District hereby agrees to lease tothe Nevada City School District the school plant now known as the Nevada Union Junior by the Governing Board of the Nevada Union High School District of Nevada County, California, by the following vote; AYES: 5 NOES: 0 ABSENT: None STATE OF CALIFORNIA) COUNTY OF NEVADA ) 88 I, Harold J. George, Sr., Clerk of the Governing Board of the Nevada Union High School District of Nevada County, California, dohereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true, and correct copy of a resolution adopted by the said Board at a regular regular place of meeting at the time and by the vote above stated, which resolution is on file in the office of the said Board. Harold J. George, Sr Clerk Publish: Feb, 15, 22, Mar 1. Farms use 766 gallons of water per person daily; in 1975 farms will use 821 gallons per person. meeting thereof held at its . . STARTING FRIDAY!! UNTIL CLEARED Mr. & Mrs. Oakley Marris of Grass Valley were the recipients of two of the prized over his 1959 production year. 4-H and F.F.A. members adwards at the annual meetreceiving participation ing of the Placer-Nevada 1 Diary Herd Improvement Association. They received the trophy for having the highest producing herd of 59 cows or less and also will be able to keep the Janson Revolving Trophy this next year for the highest testing herdin the association, Their herd of pure bred holsteins produced an average of 533 pounds of butterfat production per cow for all cows tested in the associatian. Last year was 426 pounds. ’ Chan Hunt of Lincoln was awarded a trophy for high herd of 60 cows or more with average production of 517.1 pounds and a second trophy for the highest average of five top heifers with an average of 548.5. Roy Staas received the trophy for greatest increase with a 69.7 per head increase ’, OFF (ALTERATIONS TOP COATS EXTRA) MENS and BOYS SPORT SHIRTS awards were: Henry, Diane, and Mary Struckman, Don Haufman, David Thomas, and Tom Casper. New Directors elected are: John Oakie, John Lewis, Manual Ferreira, Joaquin Farinha, and John Aitken. Speech Contests Nevada City and Grass Valley Lions clubs will hold theirrespective annual speakers‘ contests tonight and tomorrow night. The Nevada City club will meet tonight at the Gold Nugget Inn to hear students of the Nevada Union Junior High School. Tomorrow night the Grass Valley club will hear students from Nevada Union School at a meeting scheduled at the Gold Center Club. ®Osevi ce Pons Pf : CLEA RAN CE } ITS EASY * % Erected On Your Level Building Site : = AN RED, 2 Bedroom & Garage MENS SUITS and SPORT COATS /,, a 2 OFF . INEVER counties: © Window or door optional in : PLACER SIERRA e Aluminum roof or 210 Ib. ei Saat roof optional. . MENS SWEATERS N OTE NEVADA YUBAe Rough plumbing installed with 10 foot stub-out for sewerage wiHE a YoU Phone or Write for Further Details and Free Brochure. Or Better Yet SEE OUR MODEL Highway40, Rocky Ridge: Roseville @ Roof jacks e Complete design for snow load 4@ Choice of exterior siding with-one coat of paint applied. : RFD. HOMES =. 406 SUNRISE AVENUE, ROSEVILLE SU 3-3030 and vents in place ROBES and PAJAMAS (eroxen sizes) Y, OFF is! ~ 128 Mill St. ood Grass Valley SPORT SOCKS 3 Pr. for 51 INSURE wwrve CURNOW HALLS INSURANCE 316 Broad St. ‘Dial 265-4586

w ‘Page 3..Wednesday, March 1, 1961 NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET ~_ Lola's Grotto on Auburn = reopen Friday, it was anStreet inGrass Valley will nounced today by owners Mr. ‘Sacvenis and Mrs. Harry Holtzman. Specimens Closed during recent weeks for an annual vacation and G = L D renovation, the restaurant_is Ww. J. SMITH the meeting place of the __ Jeweler Grass Valley Merchants" 218 Broad St. N.C. Committee. si Mr. and Mrs. Holtzman returned earlier from a trip that included a portion of Southern California George C. BOLES CENTRAL CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Association pepe aeemmae . : OPTOMETRIST . MAX t M YW {i 228 Commercial Street Nevada City VACATION'S OVER! RE-OPENING MARCH 3rd LOLA’S GROTTO 145 S. Auburn St. GRASS VALLEY y Mr. & Mrs. Harry Holtzman SECURITY Cwrrent Rate Ai.. annum by Jack Miner ‘Continued Pictures The Truckee Story It would be an oversight, aninexcusableoversight, not to mention a few of the early personalities that colored Truckee. I‘mnot going to take them in order or accordingto prominence. If I did that, I'd be tempted to start with George F. McGlashan, lawyer, promoter, writer, General, historian, newspaper owner, jester, philospher , welll couldgoon, but let me say it simply, George Me Glashan, great spirit of Truckee. aS Inst ga@d I'll present_Mr. H.K. Gage, artist-photographer of Truckee, the man to whom we are indebted for. most of the early pictorial records of the town, the Central Pacific, lakes and mills, and many of the pioneers who lived on the other side of the “hump”. Herman Kimball Gage, Massachusetts man with an artist's curiosity for far-off places, took himself, in the 1870s, viathe Central Pacific cars, to California. Passing through Truckee he sniffed with keen appreciation its clean mountain air and continued down to Sacramento, his destination as noted on his ticket. The Sacramento river was brown and mudladen from the hydraulic diggings, the air blisteringly hot, even oppressive, thought Gage. He promptly returned to Truckee and went into the business of recording its life on wet-plates and film. He was whimsical with a pixie's sense of humor and a "heller" for the dramatic and splendid landscape. We~ see his sense of humor in the self portraits he took. Look _ atthe one as a gay bon-vivant and the other as atired” man -about -town. In the long panel we see him inaction "shooting" a 4th of July celebration from the corner of the Palace Grill against the background of his own gallery . EXPERIENCED COUNSEL IN YOUR TIME OF NEED We offer you friendly, sympathetic help with attention to the details that mean so much. We strive to give everyone the finest..no matter how much or how little they spend. CALL US DAY OR NIGHT WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL J. Paul Bergemann ( Formerly Holmes Funeral Home ) 246 Sacramento St., Nevada City Dial 265 24! 24-Hour Ambulance Service CARPET SALE LARRYS CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY & CARPETS Legal Notice Legal Notice High School in Nevada City,, SCHOOL DISTRICT subject to mutually ace Resolution $99 céptable terms and con= WHEREAS, Section 16201 , . ditions. Education Code, State of . PASSED & ADOPTED this California, permits theleas. 18th day of January, 1961, NEVADA UNION HIGH Marris Farm Gets Trophy 5 YR. GUARANTEE NYLON 55% yd. CONTINUOUS FILAMEN NYLONWITH 10 YR. GUARANTEE HI-LO WOOL BROADLOOMS $995 yd, i oll Fiberglass Insulation Foil One Side Medium 47.50 perM Full Thick 57.50 s MoH YOUR R.F.D. HOME . WITH MATERIALS FROM _ another of real property ¥ Union High School District from 56% yd. ] Also Drapes and Furniture Upholstery. Samples Conveniently Shown In Your Home. CALL 273-3432 FOR APPOINT MENT 123 Broad St., Nevada City. .Dial 265-429 6 ani = SUNSET 3.3030 100% FINANCING AVAILABLE IN ALL AREAS If Our cement trucks can get to your building site we will erect in the following R, F.D. homes are designed for the handyman, able to finish the interior.at the lowest possible cost. All construction is conventional and meets all building codes. e Aluminum sliding windows e 6 foot glass sliding patio door ing by one school district to which is notneeded for school classroom purposes at the time of entering into the lease by the district owning it; and WHEREAS, the Nevada has, at its present Nevada Union Junior High School in! Nevada City, such facilities which may be made available for lease; and WHEREAS, the Nevada City School District is in need of additional school facilities, and said facilities are located within the boundaries of the Nevada City School District; and WHEREAS, the Nevada City District desires to lease such facilities under mutually acceptable terms;

BE IT THEREFOR RESOLVED that the Governing Board of the Nevada Unicn High School District hereby agrees to lease tothe Nevada City School District the school plant now known as the Nevada Union Junior by the Governing Board of the Nevada Union High School District of Nevada County, California, by the following vote; AYES: 5 NOES: 0 ABSENT: None STATE OF CALIFORNIA) COUNTY OF NEVADA ) 88 I, Harold J. George, Sr., Clerk of the Governing Board of the Nevada Union High School District of Nevada County, California, dohereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true, and correct copy of a resolution adopted by the said Board at a regular regular place of meeting at the time and by the vote above stated, which resolution is on file in the office of the said Board. Harold J. George, Sr Clerk Publish: Feb, 15, 22, Mar 1. Farms use 766 gallons of water per person daily; in 1975 farms will use 821 gallons per person. meeting thereof held at its . . STARTING FRIDAY!! UNTIL CLEARED Mr. & Mrs. Oakley Marris of Grass Valley were the recipients of two of the prized over his 1959 production year. 4-H and F.F.A. members adwards at the annual meetreceiving participation ing of the Placer-Nevada 1 Diary Herd Improvement Association. They received the trophy for having the highest producing herd of 59 cows or less and also will be able to keep the Janson Revolving Trophy this next year for the highest testing herdin the association, Their herd of pure bred holsteins produced an average of 533 pounds of butterfat production per cow for all cows tested in the associatian. Last year was 426 pounds. ’ Chan Hunt of Lincoln was awarded a trophy for high herd of 60 cows or more with average production of 517.1 pounds and a second trophy for the highest average of five top heifers with an average of 548.5. Roy Staas received the trophy for greatest increase with a 69.7 per head increase ’, OFF (ALTERATIONS TOP COATS EXTRA) MENS and BOYS SPORT SHIRTS awards were: Henry, Diane, and Mary Struckman, Don Haufman, David Thomas, and Tom Casper. New Directors elected are: John Oakie, John Lewis, Manual Ferreira, Joaquin Farinha, and John Aitken. Speech Contests Nevada City and Grass Valley Lions clubs will hold theirrespective annual speakers‘ contests tonight and tomorrow night. The Nevada City club will meet tonight at the Gold Nugget Inn to hear students of the Nevada Union Junior High School. Tomorrow night the Grass Valley club will hear students from Nevada Union School at a meeting scheduled at the Gold Center Club. ®Osevi ce Pons Pf : CLEA RAN CE } ITS EASY * % Erected On Your Level Building Site : = AN RED, 2 Bedroom & Garage MENS SUITS and SPORT COATS /,, a 2 OFF . INEVER counties: © Window or door optional in : PLACER SIERRA e Aluminum roof or 210 Ib. ei Saat roof optional. . MENS SWEATERS N OTE NEVADA YUBAe Rough plumbing installed with 10 foot stub-out for sewerage wiHE a YoU Phone or Write for Further Details and Free Brochure. Or Better Yet SEE OUR MODEL Highway40, Rocky Ridge: Roseville @ Roof jacks e Complete design for snow load 4@ Choice of exterior siding with-one coat of paint applied. : RFD. HOMES =. 406 SUNRISE AVENUE, ROSEVILLE SU 3-3030 and vents in place ROBES and PAJAMAS (eroxen sizes) Y, OFF is! ~ 128 Mill St. ood Grass Valley SPORT SOCKS 3 Pr. for 51 INSURE wwrve CURNOW HALLS INSURANCE 316 Broad St. ‘Dial 265-4586