March 11, 1965 (20 pages)

WY ee agi: . pee) ener A a eee oe oo March 10, 1965.Nevada County Nugget. -& BROWNIE TROOP 68 presented Grass Valley Librarian Rose Geronimi with two globes and three dictionaries for the children's section of the library. Funds to purchase the globes and dictionaries were raised by the Brownies by collecting trading stamps from friends. Pictured here from left to right are: (front row) Renie Cheff, Miss Geronimi, Chris Turner, Cheryl Pollard, Patty Legg, Lynn Ross, Ruth Ann Lewis; (rear row) Lynette Dittl, Shirley Rose, Margo Tomaskovich, Miranda Heller, Ellen Anderson and Lana Phillips. Historical Society Picks Teacher As Citizen Of The Year (Continued from Page 2) lution introduced by Bob Paine asking that the California Legisislature named Verna Wood Dunshee of Ross as “The First Lady of California Parks. “ Mrs, Dunshee is well known to Nevada County residents for her work to preserve the Bridgeport covered bridge. The resolution passed by the Historical Society notes Mrs. Dunshee is a charter member of the Marin Conservation League andthe Point Reyes National Seashore Foundation, active in the Sierra Club, California Council, California Roadside Council, California Shoreline Planning Committee, Nature Conservancy, National Audubon Society, Marin Audubon Society, Save-the Red* woods League, Tamalpais Conservation Club and others. It is further noted that she has awarded scholarships at her own expense to the Audubon Nature Camps in California and Wyoming to one or more California State Park Rangers each year since 1951. Mrs, Dunshee has been active and instrumental in supporting or raising funds for the acquisition of. such areas as Samuel P. Taylor State Park, Malakoff Diggins State Park, Tomales Bay State Park, Angel Island State Park, Indian Grinding Rock State Historical Monument, Stinson State Beach, Butano State Park, McClure's Beach County Park, Audubon Sanctuary near Tiburon and Nevada City Historigal Park. The resolution asking that Mrs, Dunshee be honored by the state will be forwarded to Senator Lunardi. At the same meeting it was announced that Harold George, Sr. of Grass Valley had been chosen by the Society to be honored as the man of the year, George, former teacher, musician, and leader of Grass Valley's famous Cornish Carol Choir, willbe honored at a dinner April 9 in the First Methodist Church in Grass Valley. simplicity .. ready to serve you day or night ee The New BERGEMANN & SON Funeral Chapel BostAve. off Lower Grass Valley Rd, Nevada City Liberal Arts Commission Trying To Purchase Old Cedar Theater The Liberal Arts Commission no movies may be shown in the, of Nevada City has opened netheater and a long term rental. gotiations for the purchase of the old Cedar Theater in NevadaChty. This was announced Friday night at a meeting of the Commission at city hall, Dr. H. A. McPherson is heading the negotiation committee which is now trying to determine the selling price for the vacant theater. The Allied Theaters Corporation has already refused a short term rental plan for the theater for the proposed theater centennial gala planned by the commission for July. A variety of plans have been offered by the theater chain in past discussion: including a purchase plan which stipulates that A plan to set up and manage a series of house and garden tours) in conjunction with the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce was, discussed, SWEAK PREVIEW NEW STAR MARLIN (not Brande) RAMBLERS GREATEST SENSATION During the past: few years, people of the Mother Lode Area have . become increasingly aware of MLB’s identifying sign . . . the 49er prospector. It has become a familiar landmark in a region noted for its landmarks, to residents and travelers alike. We’re proud to be a “landmark” in the communities we serve and as a home-owned and operated independent bank we do our best to build and benefit all of our local businesses and customers. Soon, we’re happy to say, we’ll be able to serve friends in Calaveras County, through our new Altaville office . . . and in Twain Harte, Tuolumne County, too. Watch for announcements on the progress and openings of these two new offices. Meanwhile, won't you join our family of depositors . . . wherever you live in the Mother Lode Area. OTHER LODE BANK = MEMBER F.D.I.C. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA

WY ee agi: . pee) ener A a eee oe oo March 10, 1965..Nevada County Nugget. -& BROWNIE TROOP 68 presented Grass Valley Librarian Rose Geronimi with two globes and three dictionaries for the children's section of the library. Funds to purchase the globes and dictionaries were raised by the Brownies by collecting trading stamps from friends. Pictured here from left to right are: (front row) Renie Cheff, Miss Geronimi, Chris Turner, Cheryl Pollard, Patty Legg, Lynn Ross, Ruth Ann Lewis; (rear row) Lynette Dittl, Shirley Rose, Margo Tomaskovich, Miranda Heller, Ellen Anderson and Lana Phillips. Historical Society Picks Teacher As Citizen Of The Year (Continued from Page 2) lution introduced by Bob Paine asking that the California Legisislature named Verna Wood Dunshee of Ross as “The First Lady of California Parks. “ Mrs, Dunshee is well known to Nevada County residents for her work to preserve the Bridgeport covered bridge. The resolution passed by the Historical Society notes Mrs. Dunshee is a charter member of the Marin Conservation League andthe Point Reyes National Seashore Foundation, active in the Sierra Club, California Council, California Roadside Council, California Shoreline Planning Committee, Nature Conservancy, National Audubon Society, Marin Audubon Society, Save-the Red* woods League, Tamalpais Conservation Club and others. It is further noted that she has awarded scholarships at her own expense to the Audubon Nature Camps in California and Wyoming to one or more California State Park Rangers each year since 1951. Mrs, Dunshee has been active and instrumental in supporting or raising funds for the acquisition of. such areas as Samuel P. Taylor State Park, Malakoff Diggins State Park, Tomales Bay State Park, Angel Island State Park, Indian Grinding Rock State Historical Monument, Stinson State Beach, Butano State Park, McClure's Beach County Park, Audubon Sanctuary near Tiburon and Nevada City Historigal Park. The resolution asking that Mrs, Dunshee be honored by the state will be forwarded to Senator Lunardi. At the same meeting it was announced that Harold George, Sr. of Grass Valley had been chosen by the Society to be honored as the man of the year, George,

former teacher, musician, and leader of Grass Valley's famous Cornish Carol Choir, willbe honored at a dinner April 9 in the First Methodist Church in Grass Valley. simplicity ... ready to serve you day or night ee The New BERGEMANN & SON Funeral Chapel BostAve. off Lower Grass Valley Rd, Nevada City Liberal Arts Commission Trying To Purchase Old Cedar Theater The Liberal Arts Commission no movies may be shown in the, of Nevada City has opened netheater and a long term rental. gotiations for the purchase of the old Cedar Theater in NevadaChty. This was announced Friday night at a meeting of the Commission at city hall, Dr. H. A. McPherson is heading the negotiation committee which is now trying to determine the selling price for the vacant theater. The Allied Theaters Corporation has already refused a short term rental plan for the theater for the proposed theater centennial gala planned by the commission for July. A variety of plans have been offered by the theater chain in past discussion: including a purchase plan which stipulates that A plan to set up and manage a series of house and garden tours) in conjunction with the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce was, discussed, SWEAK PREVIEW NEW STAR MARLIN (not Brande) RAMBLERS GREATEST SENSATION During the past: few years, people of the Mother Lode Area have . become increasingly aware of MLB’s identifying sign . . . the 49er prospector. It has become a familiar landmark in a region noted for its landmarks, to residents and travelers alike. We’re proud to be a “landmark” in the communities we serve and as a home-owned and operated independent bank we do our best to build and benefit all of our local businesses and customers. Soon, we’re happy to say, we’ll be able to serve friends in Calaveras County, through our new Altaville office . . . and in Twain Harte, Tuolumne County, too. Watch for announcements on the progress and openings of these two new offices. Meanwhile, won't you join our family of depositors . . . wherever you live in the Mother Lode Area. OTHER LODE BANK = MEMBER F.D.I.C. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA