March 11, 1970 (12 pages)

+ NEY eo CREPE CR REATY ORE OAE ES PERERA ENT ROS) TER LLY CES Lee aOR EE RE “3 ee aaa i a a a 2 The Nevadd County Nugget — Wednesday, March 11, 1970 The Sounding Board THE LIBERAL ARTS COMMISSION IS PLANNING ‘A SERIES OF WEEK END PERFORMANCES IN THE OLD NEVADA . THEATER -WHAT TYPE OF SHOWS WOULD YOU LIKE TOSEE?. . er JESS (TIGER) McVEIGH, Nevada City, "Comedy and classical --I like it mixed half and half-like cream for coffee." CHRISTINE ACKER, Nevada City, "History of Nevada county or the Mother Lode, I think this type of entertainment would bring people here," NEVADA COUNTY NUGGE' PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, 301 Broad Street, Nevada City, Ca, 95959 : Telephone 265-2471 Second class postage paid at Nevada City, : California, Adjudicated a legal news. paper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court , Juce 3, 1960. Decree No, 12, 406. Subscription Rates: one year, $3.00; two years, $5.00, . ; 1967 PRIZE WINNING NEWSPAPER. of the ; CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER "Bands and orchestras." ., LINDA SAKAMOTO, Nevada City "Kabuki Theater from Japan," ©. / HAZEL McVEKGH, Nevada City, . “TI like musical shows. I used to } play the piano in the theater in Orland, my home town, in the days of the silent movies." In answer to whether she would like to play in the Nevada theater she modestly replied, "Ithink I might like to try." BOB McMASTERS, Nevada City MEMBERS OF THE SIERRA Nevada Memorial Hospital a ete ee if Decorations for patients in the making _ : Auxiliary at the monthly decorating meeting. The women devote their meetings to designing and making decorations and tray favors for patients at SNM and Miners Hospitals. Shown at. the home of Mrs, Lou (Vivian) Hartman (right) are (left to right) Mrs. E. W. (Melba) Heisey, Mrs, W. J. (Agnes) Phillips, Mrs. Wallace (Lucile) Stanley, Mrs, Einor (Olive) Beck and Mrs, Audrey (Frances) Durst. The Foley and Burke carnival has been signed for the 1970 Nevada County District Fair, {. Manager Malcolm Hammill reports. Foley and Burke is one of the largest carnival companies in California and will come directly to the local fairgrounds from San Jose where the firm has contracted to provide the carnival for the Santa Clara County Fair. Two spectacular rides will be here August 27 30, the Swiss toboggan and the sky diver. The Swiss toboggan is based on the Matterhorn ride at Disneyland and cost Foley and Burke owners nearly $70,000, Hammill said. In agdition to the spectaculars, the carnival will have 10 major rides, nine rides for small children and a giant slide. The giant slide has five humps which . Tiders pass over going down the steep sloping slide on a gunny : sack, "This is an excellent carBuy Bonds where you work. Buy Better Than Ever 415% U.S. Savings Bonds Ss. 08d Foley-Burke Carnival — . booked for county fair nival," Hammill said, adding "the children of Nevada county get a carnival only once a year and I wanted a good one." Hammill attended a convention of Western Fairs Association in early February held at Disneyland, At the convention he and other fair managers heard Assemblyman Frank Belotti say that no cuts would be made in most district and county fair budgets for this year. / Belotti of Eureka is chairman of the joint legislative committee on fairs allocations and classifications. Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Hilligoss are owners of the Redwood City based carnival company. Magic show set March 14 There will be a performance of legerdemain at Nevada City's Old Nevada Theater March 14, Performing the feats of magic will be Wertman, the World's Wonderful Wizard at the 2 p.m. show. Larry Wertman, 18 yearsold, saw his first magic show nine years ago, the next day he was at the local library checking out books on magie. Since that time Larry Wertman has been doing magic. In the last five years he has been performing semi-professionally for clubs, schools, fairs, and children's parties, He has also-attended three international conventions of magic, Larry most enjoys performing _ for children. He will soon per7 form at the Gold Flat School, .% Tickets are available inGrass Valley at Sander's Music and Three R's Book Store, In Nevada City tickets may be obtained from Osborn and Woods. fie ALBERT J, AHEARN 7 Albert J. Ahearn seeks re-election as administrator Albert J. Ahearn today announced his candidacy today for another four-year term as public administrator of Nevada county. Ahearn made this statement: "As your public administrator for the past 11 years, I ask for your vote for re-election at the June 2, 1970 primary. "I am very proud of my record during my terms in office, This is a full time job for me. lam available to anyone who needs my services at any hour of the day. "Honesty is the main requisite of this office, along with understanding people and helpingthem in.any way possible, s "I have spent my entire life in Grass Valley with the exception of several years in the bay district and know Nevada county and its people. I have been a taxpayer for 37 years. My home and office are at 517 Richardson St., Grass Valley, where I reside with my wife. "My books are open to any authorized person or persons at any time, from my first case to the present time. Thank you for your consideration."

+ NEY eo CREPE CR REATY ORE OAE ES PERERA ENT ROS) TER LLY CES Lee aOR EE RE “3 ee aaa i a a a 2 The Nevadd County Nugget — Wednesday, March 11, 1970 The Sounding Board THE LIBERAL ARTS COMMISSION IS PLANNING ‘A SERIES OF WEEK END PERFORMANCES IN THE OLD NEVADA . THEATER -WHAT TYPE OF SHOWS WOULD YOU LIKE TOSEE?. . er JESS (TIGER) McVEIGH, Nevada City, "Comedy and classical --I like it mixed half and half-like cream for coffee." CHRISTINE ACKER, Nevada City, "History of Nevada county or the Mother Lode, I think this type of entertainment would bring people here," NEVADA COUNTY NUGGE' PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, 301 Broad Street, Nevada City, Ca, 95959 : Telephone 265-2471 Second class postage paid at Nevada City, : California, Adjudicated a legal news. paper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court , Juce 3, 1960. Decree No, 12, 406. Subscription Rates: one year, $3.00; two years, $5.00, . ; 1967 PRIZE WINNING NEWSPAPER. of the ; CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER "Bands and orchestras." ., LINDA SAKAMOTO, Nevada City "Kabuki Theater from Japan," ©. / HAZEL McVEKGH, Nevada City, . “TI like musical shows. I used to } play the piano in the theater in Orland, my home town, in the days of the silent movies." In answer to whether she would like to play in the Nevada theater she modestly replied, "Ithink I might like to try." BOB McMASTERS, Nevada City MEMBERS OF THE SIERRA Nevada Memorial Hospital a ete ee if Decorations for patients in the making _ : Auxiliary at the monthly decorating meeting. The women devote their meetings to designing and making decorations and tray favors for patients at SNM and Miners Hospitals. Shown at. the home of Mrs, Lou (Vivian) Hartman (right) are (left to right) Mrs. E. W. (Melba) Heisey, Mrs, W. J. (Agnes) Phillips, Mrs. Wallace (Lucile) Stanley, Mrs, Einor (Olive) Beck and Mrs, Audrey (Frances) Durst. The Foley and Burke carnival has been signed for the 1970 Nevada County District Fair, {. Manager Malcolm Hammill reports. Foley and Burke is one of the largest carnival companies in California and will come directly to the local fairgrounds from San Jose where the firm has contracted to provide the carnival for the Santa Clara County Fair. Two spectacular rides will be here August 27 30, the Swiss toboggan and the sky diver. The Swiss toboggan is based on the Matterhorn ride at Disneyland and cost Foley and Burke owners nearly $70,000, Hammill said. In agdition to the spectaculars, the carnival will have 10 major rides, nine rides for small children and a giant slide. The giant slide has five humps which . Tiders pass over going down the steep sloping slide on a gunny : sack, "This is an excellent carBuy Bonds

where you work. Buy Better Than Ever 415% U.S. Savings Bonds Ss. 08d Foley-Burke Carnival — . booked for county fair nival," Hammill said, adding "the children of Nevada county get a carnival only once a year and I wanted a good one." Hammill attended a convention of Western Fairs Association in early February held at Disneyland, At the convention he and other fair managers heard Assemblyman Frank Belotti say that no cuts would be made in most district and county fair budgets for this year. / Belotti of Eureka is chairman of the joint legislative committee on fairs allocations and classifications. Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Hilligoss are owners of the Redwood City based carnival company. Magic show set March 14 There will be a performance of legerdemain at Nevada City's Old Nevada Theater March 14, Performing the feats of magic will be Wertman, the World's Wonderful Wizard at the 2 p.m. show. Larry Wertman, 18 yearsold, saw his first magic show nine years ago, the next day he was at the local library checking out books on magie. Since that time Larry Wertman has been doing magic. In the last five years he has been performing semi-professionally for clubs, schools, fairs, and children's parties, He has also-attended three international conventions of magic, Larry most enjoys performing _ for children. He will soon per7 form at the Gold Flat School, .% Tickets are available inGrass Valley at Sander's Music and Three R's Book Store, In Nevada City tickets may be obtained from Osborn and Woods. fie ALBERT J, AHEARN 7 Albert J. Ahearn seeks re-election as administrator Albert J. Ahearn today announced his candidacy today for another four-year term as public administrator of Nevada county. Ahearn made this statement: "As your public administrator for the past 11 years, I ask for your vote for re-election at the June 2, 1970 primary. "I am very proud of my record during my terms in office, This is a full time job for me. lam available to anyone who needs my services at any hour of the day. "Honesty is the main requisite of this office, along with understanding people and helpingthem in.any way possible, s "I have spent my entire life in Grass Valley with the exception of several years in the bay district and know Nevada county and its people. I have been a taxpayer for 37 years. My home and office are at 517 Richardson St., Grass Valley, where I reside with my wife. "My books are open to any authorized person or persons at any time, from my first case to the present time. Thank you for your consideration."