March 26, 1964 (28 pages)

. The Nugget. Page 21 . March 26, 1964. Page 21. ps OS0G 06 62 0S 699 O9GS OSSEHSEO These charge items from a Boston Ravine grocer's day book of a century ago lists a sale to Edward Coleman of Idaho Mine and later of Narrow Gauge Railroad fame,and of Coleman's.same,day. purchase of a. case. of FOOL’S GOLD The Hidden Hero Of I-M Mine Continued from page 19 Errol MacBoyle got the glamorous credit for rediscovering the Idaho but in the background was an unsung hero. The hero was the Alpha Hardware Company who, when MacBoyle didn't have happened. kerosene for his property. a window to throw it out of, extended credit for powder, carbide and mine rails. Without that Alpha credit perhaps the millions produced and the thousands of jobs created might never have NU NEWS PYY YY RTS to . Thoroughly Exhausting Trip Continued from page 20 the fact that they found very few large enough to take. (Not to mention the fact that a game warden was trailing them!) Saturday evening after a spaghetti dinner, the group saw slides of marine life in various places around the world. These were shown by Dr. Hemphill. ’ Sunday the weather was even more inclement. It rained all day! But this couldn't stop our adventuresome crew from NU. They went to the Pigmy Forest where they saw trees over 300 years old, yet only three or four feethigh. This stunted growth is caused by acidclay soil. Alongside the trees was manzanita six inches tall. One of the students reported that at this point it was hard to see the manzanita because “there was six inches of rain over everthing". This may be an exaggeration, but we are told that clay does not absorb water too readily. Later, and in spite of the rain, some of the students accompanied Mr, Soule back to the beach, There they almost caught an octopus which was reportedly about five feet in expanse, Mr. Soule, Robert Conant, and Tim Knox struggled forsome time with the octopus which had hidden under some rocks nearthe shore. At one point Mr. Soule had his hand on one of the tentactes of the: octopus, whichin turn had its tentacles around Mr. Nuggets In The News Easter Egg Hunt -Snow Or No Nevada City Elks will hold an Easter egg hunt Sunday (no snow) at 2 p.m. in Pioneer Park. If spring (?) weather continues with white or wetstuff falling, or if CAROUSEL April RETROSPECTIVE SHOW of Richard Hackett's works, Nevada City artist, Artists’ Gallery, 312 Commercial St., Nevada City. Weds., Sats., and Suns, 2-4 P.M. Opening Apr. 5, Refreshments. March 31 "THE HOLLOW CROWN "---The Royal Shakespeare Company, Sac'to High School Auditorium, 35th and Y; 8:30 P.M. April 3-5 ANTIQUE AND ART SHOW--Fairgrounds, Rosev ille. April 3 THE NEW MUSIC ENSEMBLE --UC Davis, Freeborn Hall; 8:15 P.M. PROFESSION AI, RODEO ---Sponsored by the Auburn Sierra Rangers; Auburn fairgrounds. the park is muddy, ‘the hunt will be held in the Elks Hall on N. Pine St. Children from one through 12 are invited to hunt, those from 13 through 101 are invited to spectate. Cease And Desist Berliner and McGinnis, Nevada City printing firm, is seeking in U.S. District Court in San Francisco to force the Mc Coy Religious Articles Co,, San Francisco, to cease using designs of 26 saints that the local firm says are infringing on its copyrights. County Office Created Supervisors, by unanimous ac~ tion last week, created the new county office of county counsel, The position was created without discussion, Technically, creation of the position will await preparation of an ordinance, and implementation will likely come in fiscal 1964-65, Easter Vacation While most western Nevada County ele mentary and high school students attended school Monday and Tuesday to make up for days lost inthe January storm, Union Hill School students took Soule's arm, But teacher and students were unable to pull the fish fromits hiding place. As all this excitment was going on down at the waterfront, the kids in the cabins sit calmly playing blackjack. How uninteresting. At the full Easter holiday. They will least they could have played something more appropriate, say Fish! Late in the afternoon the cars left forGrass Valley again. This week the trip has been generally described as "fun, interesting, and thoroughly exhausting!" DEL ORG PHONE 27 NOW THROUGH SATURDAY NATALIE WOOD STEVE McQUEEN ove WITH THe plus “WAR IS HELL" eeeeeeeeeee Starts Sunday March 29 A HAPPY EASTER SHOW. NOMINATED FOR 6 ACADEMY AWARDS. sts . LLCS i Le the. “aw BEST ACTOR SIDNEY POITIER ',” 1963 Berlin Film Festival «2, Jreld SIDNEY POITIER BEST ACTOR AWARD 1963 Berlin.Film Festival y "4 LILIES OF THE FIELD Roman Catholic Film Organizations N) SPECIAL AWARD LILIES OF THE FIELD PROTESTANT INTERFILM PRIZE also "THE GREAT ESCAPE” make up the two days at the end ofthe semester. By:a quirk of nature, students found themselves making up the lost days inthe midst of the second heaviest snow storm of the year. Most school yards were covered with snow ranging from two to eight inches deep. INTRODUCING Central California FEDERAL SAVINGS Federak Savcngs Fuel ng AUBURN..TU 5-6234 HOME LOANS for You PHONE 273-4288 120 W. Main Street Grass Valley PROFIT CONTROL SYSTEM More Value Than Ever Before Possible In A 5-Accumulator Cash Register

. The Nugget.. Page 21 . March 26, 1964. Page 21. ps OS0G 06 62 0S 699 O9GS OSSEHSEO These charge items from a Boston Ravine grocer's day book of a century ago lists a sale to Edward Coleman of Idaho Mine and later of Narrow Gauge Railroad fame,and of Coleman's.same,day. purchase of a. case. of FOOL’S GOLD The Hidden Hero Of I-M Mine Continued from page 19 Errol MacBoyle got the glamorous credit for rediscovering the Idaho but in the background was an unsung hero. The hero was the Alpha Hardware Company who, when MacBoyle didn't have happened. kerosene for his property. a window to throw it out of, extended credit for powder, carbide and mine rails. Without that Alpha credit perhaps the millions produced and the thousands of jobs created might never have NU NEWS PYY YY RTS to . Thoroughly Exhausting Trip Continued from page 20 the fact that they found very few large enough to take. (Not to mention the fact that a game warden was trailing them!) Saturday evening after a spaghetti dinner, the group saw slides of marine life in various places around the world. These were shown by Dr. Hemphill. ’ Sunday the weather was even more inclement. It rained all day! But this couldn't stop our adventuresome crew from NU. They went to the Pigmy Forest where they saw trees over 300 years old, yet only three or four feethigh. This stunted growth is caused by acidclay soil. Alongside the trees was manzanita six inches tall. One of the students reported that at this point it was hard to see the manzanita because “there was six inches of rain over everthing". This may be an exaggeration, but we are told that clay does not absorb water too readily. Later, and in spite of the rain, some of the students accompanied Mr, Soule back to the beach, There they almost caught an octopus which was reportedly about five feet in expanse, Mr. Soule, Robert Conant, and Tim Knox struggled forsome time with the octopus which had hidden under some rocks nearthe shore. At one point Mr. Soule had his hand on one of the tentactes of the: octopus, whichin turn had its tentacles around Mr. Nuggets In The News Easter Egg Hunt -Snow Or No Nevada City Elks will hold an Easter egg hunt Sunday (no snow) at 2 p.m. in Pioneer Park. If spring (?) weather continues with white or wetstuff falling, or if CAROUSEL April RETROSPECTIVE SHOW of Richard Hackett's works, Nevada City artist, Artists’ Gallery, 312 Commercial St., Nevada City. Weds., Sats., and Suns, 2-4 P.M. Opening Apr. 5, Refreshments. March 31 "THE HOLLOW CROWN "---The Royal Shakespeare Company, Sac'to High School Auditorium, 35th and Y; 8:30 P.M. April 3-5 ANTIQUE AND ART SHOW--Fairgrounds, Rosev ille. April 3 THE NEW MUSIC ENSEMBLE --UC Davis, Freeborn Hall; 8:15 P.M. PROFESSION AI, RODEO ---Sponsored by the Auburn Sierra Rangers; Auburn fairgrounds. the park is muddy, ‘the hunt will be held in the Elks Hall on N. Pine St. Children from one through 12 are invited to hunt, those from 13 through 101 are invited to spectate. Cease And Desist Berliner and McGinnis, Nevada

City printing firm, is seeking in U.S. District Court in San Francisco to force the Mc Coy Religious Articles Co,, San Francisco, to cease using designs of 26 saints that the local firm says are infringing on its copyrights. County Office Created Supervisors, by unanimous ac~ tion last week, created the new county office of county counsel, The position was created without discussion, Technically, creation of the position will await preparation of an ordinance, and implementation will likely come in fiscal 1964-65, Easter Vacation While most western Nevada County ele mentary and high school students attended school Monday and Tuesday to make up for days lost inthe January storm, Union Hill School students took Soule's arm, But teacher and students were unable to pull the fish fromits hiding place. As all this excitment was going on down at the waterfront, the kids in the cabins sit calmly playing blackjack. How uninteresting. At the full Easter holiday. They will least they could have played something more appropriate, say Fish! Late in the afternoon the cars left forGrass Valley again. This week the trip has been generally described as "fun, interesting, and thoroughly exhausting!" DEL ORG PHONE 27 NOW THROUGH SATURDAY NATALIE WOOD STEVE McQUEEN ove WITH THe plus “WAR IS HELL" eeeeeeeeeee Starts Sunday March 29 A HAPPY EASTER SHOW.. NOMINATED FOR 6 ACADEMY AWARDS.. sts . LLCS i Le the. “aw BEST ACTOR SIDNEY POITIER ',” 1963 Berlin Film Festival «2, Jreld SIDNEY POITIER BEST ACTOR AWARD 1963 Berlin.Film Festival y "4 LILIES OF THE FIELD Roman Catholic Film Organizations N) SPECIAL AWARD LILIES OF THE FIELD PROTESTANT INTERFILM PRIZE also "THE GREAT ESCAPE” make up the two days at the end ofthe semester. By:a quirk of nature, students found themselves making up the lost days inthe midst of the second heaviest snow storm of the year. Most school yards were covered with snow ranging from two to eight inches deep. INTRODUCING Central California FEDERAL SAVINGS Federak Savcngs Fuel ng AUBURN...TU 5-6234 HOME LOANS for You PHONE 273-4288 120 W. Main Street Grass Valley PROFIT CONTROL SYSTEM More Value Than Ever Before Possible In A 5-Accumulator Cash Register