March 27, 1968 (8 pages)

© the Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, March 27, 1968 The annual essay contest at Seven Hills School, which is a part of the Public Schools Week program, will start April 1, ac MORE THAN 200 persons enjoyed a crab dinner Friday night at the Nevada City Veterans Memorial Hall when the Golden Unit Shrine Club of Ben Ali Temple of Sacramento, held. its meeting. Members of the DeMolay served, Shown getting ready to serve are Archie Cooper, John Eissinger, Keith Kohler and Garry Fly. The Golden Unit Shrine Club includes all of Northern California. ircrmproneennitierieey Nevada City July 4th attractions announced Pioneer merchants, an old downtown streets. sees, COMPLETE SUPPLY OF BUILDING MATERIAL YUBA RIVER LUMBER CO. Town Talk G.V. 265-4521 Downieville Yard 289-3351 Art Association enjoys program Members and guests of the Nevada City Art Association enjoyed a very interesteing program Thursday at The Gallery. Miss Helen Bontecou, Nevada City y artist and weaver, traced the history of weaving from earliest times to the present day. Samples of her weaving and the work of weavers of other countries that she had acquired while on tour were displayed and discussed. Also on display were tapestires by Elizabeth Gragg. Mrs, Gragg answered questions and demonstrated the difference between a weaving anda tapestry. A large collection of books, pamphlets and samples of the art were available for the audience to inspect, REMODEL NOW THE WHITES. OF THEIR EYES. That's what the patriots wanted to see as the Redcoats charged up Breed's Hill. Their gunfire was more effe-.tive at close range. @""s so is the message which yur Welcome Wagon Host«ss brings to newcomers and new mothers. Information on churches, civic organizations, shops and community facilities is delivered with the warmth of a personal call under.sponsorship of lead ing ‘business firms . . . and Waceme¥aben at Call* Welcome.Wagon at The Public Schools Week pro We Furnish Everything ae 1. Ideas 2. Designing west gun fight, a parade featuring a Goddess of Liberty, Other planned activities include a Pioneer Children's par and entertainment in the Old ade to precede the main march; a gymkhana and barbecue at the Horsemen's arena; and adult and junior art shows. All clubs and organizations are urged to start campaigns to selves and their windows in goldpick a Goddess of Liberty. Wilcountry fashion in keeping with liam Lambert is in charge of the theme of the one-day salute of tickets for this event. Nevada City parades have feato American Independence. All divisions of the parade tured a Goddess of Liberty since will be required to keep strictly the fourth was celebrated by to the pioneer theme of the the earliest miners. The oldest celebration, with no vehicles living goddess will be invited. manufactured after 1930 allowed to serve in an honorary capacity to join the march. The only exfor the coming parade. Prizes will be offered in difceptions are for those pulling ferent categories for various floats. Lynn Bramkamp, committee events. Three prizes will be ofchairman, volunteer fered for the best examples of fire departments and the hisa miner's clothesline, with the torical society cooperate with a top award $25. ~ view toward firemen usinghand Nevada Theater are some of the planned attractions of the Nevada City Fourth of July. Merchants and their employes will be asked to dress them drawn fire equipment owned by Venezuela is this country's the society. largest ‘single customer for its Elton (Bub) Tobiassen is in itrice biti charge of horses and horsemen. _ He has issued a call for the ‘loan of old time horse-drawn rigs and said a few teams still exist capable of pulling such rigs. The committee anticipates the modern pioneer merchants and gram in Nevada City is sponsored by Nevada Lodge No. 13 Free and Accepted Order of Masons, who donate the prizes each year. Nine seeking county posts Several candidates seeking spots on the June 4 primary election ballot scurried into the county clerk's office late Friday to meet the 5 p.m. filing deadline required by law. Nine ‘candidates have qualified for the supervisoral race. They are district one-Gene Ricker (incumbent), Herbert Dodini, Richard Buchanan; Knee, and Ralph district two-Bret Bennalack (incumbent), and Mrs. Dean Lawrence; district five Henry Loehr (incumbent), William F, Curran, and Zeph D. Rose. Potatoes were introduced to North America about.1719 but. their acceptance was very slow and it wasn't-until 1840 that they were included in the U, S, farm the cletheslines will be ready wee (Qos cording to Superintendent: William Gallagher. The them this year is. "THE PUBLIC SCHOOL CORNERSTONE OF LIBERTY." All students at Seven Hills School are invited to enter the contest. The three best essays in each of the four grades will be-selected, and the authors will each receive a cash prize and a hand lettered papyrus certificate, The awards will be made at "Open House Night" during Public Schools Week, April 22.through 26. The first place winners will read their essays as part of the ceremonies, The students are urged to get ideas from their parents and other adults, but the actual composition and writing of the essay must be the student's own work. The essays must be turned in by April 16, Nevada City Elementary School will also have an "Open House Night" during Public Schools Week, the date to be announced by Superintendent Ed ‘Browning. The room which has the largest number of visitors register on this occasion will re= ceive a. suitable prize, to be selected by the teacher and students. for visitor inspection by bicycle race time, June 16, Nevada’ City Rotarians are spearheading the constructionof the clotheslines, and city crews will hang them high above 3. Financing 4. Materials 5. Construction 6. Delivery THE BEST MOVE YOU EVER MADE Builders and Consumers Lumber Co. G.V.-N.C. Hwy. at Glenbrook Phone 273-6105 FREE. ESTIMATES 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273-2206 .

© the Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, March 27, 1968 The annual essay contest at Seven Hills School, which is a part of the Public Schools Week program, will start April 1, ac MORE THAN 200 persons enjoyed a crab dinner Friday night at the Nevada City Veterans Memorial Hall when the Golden Unit Shrine Club of Ben Ali Temple of Sacramento, held. its meeting. Members of the DeMolay served, Shown getting ready to serve are Archie Cooper, John Eissinger, Keith Kohler and Garry Fly. The Golden Unit Shrine Club includes all of Northern California. ircrmproneennitierieey Nevada City July 4th attractions announced Pioneer merchants, an old downtown streets. sees, COMPLETE SUPPLY OF BUILDING MATERIAL YUBA RIVER LUMBER CO. Town Talk G.V. 265-4521 Downieville Yard 289-3351 Art Association enjoys program Members and guests of the Nevada City Art Association enjoyed a very interesteing program Thursday at The Gallery. Miss Helen Bontecou, Nevada City y artist and weaver, traced the history of weaving from earliest times to the present day. Samples of her weaving and the work of weavers of other countries that she had acquired while on tour were displayed and discussed. Also on display were tapestires by Elizabeth Gragg. Mrs, Gragg answered questions and demonstrated the difference between a weaving anda tapestry. A large collection of books, pamphlets and samples of the art were available for the audience to inspect, REMODEL NOW THE WHITES. OF THEIR EYES.. That's what the patriots wanted to see as the Redcoats charged up Breed's Hill. Their gunfire was more effe-.tive at close range.. @""s so is the message which yur Welcome Wagon Host«ss brings to newcomers and new mothers. Information on churches, civic organizations, shops and community facilities is delivered with the warmth of a personal call under.sponsorship of lead ing ‘business firms . . . and Waceme¥aben at Call* Welcome.Wagon at The Public Schools Week pro We Furnish Everything ae 1. Ideas 2. Designing west gun fight, a parade featuring a Goddess of Liberty, Other planned activities include a Pioneer Children's par and entertainment in the Old ade to precede the main march; a gymkhana and barbecue at the Horsemen's arena; and adult and junior art shows. All clubs and organizations are urged to start campaigns to selves and their windows in goldpick a Goddess of Liberty. Wilcountry fashion in keeping with liam Lambert is in charge of the theme of the one-day salute of tickets for this event. Nevada City parades have feato American Independence. All divisions of the parade tured a Goddess of Liberty since will be required to keep strictly the fourth was celebrated by to the pioneer theme of the the earliest miners. The oldest celebration, with no vehicles living goddess will be invited. manufactured after 1930 allowed to serve in an honorary capacity to join the march. The only exfor the coming parade. Prizes will be offered in difceptions are for those pulling ferent categories for various floats. Lynn Bramkamp, committee events. Three prizes will be ofchairman, volunteer fered for the best examples of fire departments and the hisa miner's clothesline, with the torical society cooperate with a top award $25. ~ view toward firemen usinghand Nevada Theater are some of the planned attractions of the Nevada City Fourth of July. Merchants and their employes will be asked to dress them drawn fire equipment owned by

Venezuela is this country's the society. largest ‘single customer for its Elton (Bub) Tobiassen is in itrice biti charge of horses and horsemen. _ He has issued a call for the ‘loan of old time horse-drawn rigs and said a few teams still exist capable of pulling such rigs. The committee anticipates the modern pioneer merchants and gram in Nevada City is sponsored by Nevada Lodge No. 13 Free and Accepted Order of Masons, who donate the prizes each year. Nine seeking county posts Several candidates seeking spots on the June 4 primary election ballot scurried into the county clerk's office late Friday to meet the 5 p.m. filing deadline required by law. Nine ‘candidates have qualified for the supervisoral race. They are district one-Gene Ricker (incumbent), Herbert Dodini, Richard Buchanan; Knee, and Ralph district two-Bret Bennalack (incumbent), and Mrs. Dean Lawrence; district five Henry Loehr (incumbent), William F, Curran, and Zeph D. Rose. Potatoes were introduced to North America about.1719 but. their acceptance was very slow and it wasn't-until 1840 that they were included in the U, S, farm the cletheslines will be ready wee (Qos cording to Superintendent: William Gallagher. The them this year is. "THE PUBLIC SCHOOL CORNERSTONE OF LIBERTY." All students at Seven Hills School are invited to enter the contest. The three best essays in each of the four grades will be-selected, and the authors will each receive a cash prize and a hand lettered papyrus certificate, The awards will be made at "Open House Night" during Public Schools Week, April 22.through 26. The first place winners will read their essays as part of the ceremonies, The students are urged to get ideas from their parents and other adults, but the actual composition and writing of the essay must be the student's own work. The essays must be turned in by April 16, Nevada City Elementary School will also have an "Open House Night" during Public Schools Week, the date to be announced by Superintendent Ed ‘Browning. The room which has the largest number of visitors register on this occasion will re= ceive a. suitable prize, to be selected by the teacher and students. for visitor inspection by bicycle race time, June 16, Nevada’ City Rotarians are spearheading the constructionof the clotheslines, and city crews will hang them high above 3. Financing 4. Materials 5. Construction 6. Delivery THE BEST MOVE YOU EVER MADE Builders and Consumers Lumber Co. G.V.-N.C. Hwy. at Glenbrook Phone 273-6105 FREE. ESTIMATES 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273-2206 .