March 29, 1961 (10 pages)

xit on igh rt elp ue nas dy are en m ~ rs. nCok Ww es ey itr lat ill cS eS ene wy Made of the world’s toug’ work shoe leathers ge buckskin soft by Wolv own secret process. A NEW PAIR FREE IF THEY DRY OUT HARD OR STIFF When Dried at Normal Room Temperatures VIC MENS WEAR 143 Mill St., Grass Valley Ph. 273-2991 erine’s BREUER’S a Min >> ood A large va NEVADA CITY riety of potted pla and cut flowers. NEVADA CITY FLORIST 230 COMMERCIAL ST. ph. 265-2761 ELBERT R. <32Q nts SLAUGHTER Church To Present Lecture . The availability of true ' freedom and harmony will be emphasized in a public lecture to be given in Nevada City Tuesday by Elbert R. Slaughter of Dallas, Texas. Slaughter will speak in the Veterans Memorial Building at the comer of North Pine and Cottage Streets under the auspices of the Christian Science Society of Nevada City on the subject "Christian Science The Open Door To The Kingdom of Heaven. " The lecture is free, and local members have invited the public. to attend. A member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship, Slaughter is a native of Edgewood, Texas. He became interested in Christian Sciencein 1936 when he accepted a friend's invitation to attend a Christian Science lecture. In 1945 he withdrew from a . Maclean's VEABREIBERTRY NEAL & AUBURN STS. OPEN 9-9 EVERY DAY Cente EASTER CANDY was 39¢ Ib NOW LARGE. WOVEN PURSES were $2.98 NOW $498 aK CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY pecan a ln marae aera business career to devote his full time to the public pratice of Christian Science healing. Britons consumed 505, 000, 000 pounds of tea in 1960. = NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, Wednesday, March 29, 1961.Page 3 Bicyclist Shivers To Ski Area Bicycleracers are a hardy lot." Peter Locke, Los Altos student at the Universtiy of Utah, is no exception. Locke, a bicycle enthusiast whoisintending to "tour" Nevada City June 11 when a 45 mile bicycle event is slated here, raised the eyebrows of Utah skiers this month when he decided to pump his bike uphill to Alta----; scenic ski resort. Salt Lake Tribune sports writér Tom Lorologos told about it: “Half the skiers heading toward this scenic ski resort the other day did a doubletake; the other half passed it off as an optical illusion. , "Theconfusion came when . Peter Locke.. decidedto pump his bike up to Alta. "Now then, there was Peter, complete with turtleneck sweater and knickers, pumping his Italian racing wood Canyon while groggy skiers drove by him, trying with difficulty to believe what their eyestold them they saw." trek at8 a. m.-from the Utah U. campus. He averaged 10 miles per hour. "I didn"t mind the climb too much, it's the cold that got me,” Locke said. He ditched the bottleof water hehad taken with him after it froze up. His toes got quite cold, andthe droplets on his forehead were ice. Long distance bike rides for Locke are nothing new for Locke. Hehas pumped from Los Angeles to SanFrancisco , and from L, A. to Yosemite, In addition to the Nevada City raceinJune, Locke will enter racing events in the Salt Lake area thissummer. A SALUTE TO SPRING ing of spring and Easter, the Nevada City Garden Club will havea display of flowers along Broad Street. Residents areinvitedto enjoy the arrangements starting Friday. 4 bike up steep Little Cotton-~} Locke started his 24 mile In observance of the com*}~ . . roar ee: WILL PERFORM. e Channel 6 Plans Auction . Shelley Neumann of Nevada City, a student of Nelda's Dancing School in Grass Valley,-will perform an acrobatic dance on the Bill Rase show on Channel 3 Saturday at 4 p.m. For Elders Improved methods of caring forthe visual comfort and efficiency of our senior citizens are some.of the most important projectson the optometric research schedule today, according to a Save Your Vision Week statement made by Dr. RoRESTRICTED BUY DIRECT c/o Brete Hart Hotel, Grass Valley Phone LYtell 3-0308, .San Carlos bert L. Ross, Jr. of Grass Valley, a member of the Sacramento Valley Opto. . PAR Dear Parents: po YOU OR YOU encouraging a latent tal Classical Ballet, with inations are given by certificates are given to student who has passee quality of excellence ! world. We are also offering as the following: Modern Dancing ~ BS EN i I EN . R CHILDREN LIKE TO DANC good knowledge of dancin 1 would welcome very mu Cecchetti examinations, ¥ examiners in the Cecchetti anc those who have passed examinatio ae d the 6th or 7th examination will have n ballet and could feel at home an Preschoolers’ classesr ' . . : . hs s ent, developing 4 creative abi g so as to appreciate the fine ch a call from you. an important part of our new More free dance movement Simple rhythm dancing an Mothers’ classes ~ Dance Workshop f Creative expression and to kee a room will be provided for the youn mother is taking her lessons. . or High School Students Speci Ballet and Modern planning to open 4 ways welcome to co Do call 273-48 work by students. Dancing classes will be organized large studio April 10th me in and watch classes. 98 now, for specific information, so could be worked out with you by April 10th. PATRICIA ROSE SCHOOL O Upstairs in : (ab Bank St., id Eye Care Studied metric Society. "Never before in history has the vision of mankind been so important as it is today," declared Dr. Ross. "Television, books, newspapers, driving . all the vocations and avocations of our citizens require efficient vision for the fullest enjoyment and safety." The local society of professional optometrists if directing the public's attention to the subject of vision as part of the observance of California Save Your Vision Week, March 26 to April 1. Don Rooks In German Duty Plans for Channel 6's first television auction are now in full swing. The May ll-13 project willcombine fund raising with audience participation entertainment. Since KVIE must depend on the support of its viewers to remain on the air, it is modeling this auction after those that San Francisco's educational television channel has made highly successful. Over thirty Sacramento area men's and women's ser— vices Organizations are working on different phases of the project. Local merchants are now being approached to donate merchandise and services. Channel 6's viewers 9 Childrens G00CC0O Sizes 3to6 e) e) OS —CASUA © CASUALS e) PE BOYS ‘Wesboro’ SHOES DRESS SHOES will bid for these items from 6 p.m. to midnight each of the three nights. DE MONSTRATION DAY DEADLINE County 4-HDemonstra~ tion Day will be held April 8 at the Grass Valley Veterans Memorial Building from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Demonstration sign-up deadline is Friday at the Farm and Home Advisors’ Office in the Veterans Mem-._ orial Building. The committee in charge of the demonstrations includes Laurence Personeni , Dorothy Richards, and Norma Coziah, Publicity chairman is Dorothy Adams, © HAPPY HIKER SHOES oe for boys & girls Up To Size 3 4° ®00C0CO e) Q $795 9 G®XOOOCOCCCCR WOMENS NATURAL BRIDGE SHOES $995 & 5{ 1% $4395 AFTER CHURCH on EASTER SUNDAY kkk PRENTISS PORTRAITS 310 BROAD ST., N.C. %%% WILL BE OPEN TO PHOTOGRAPH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY NGELLYS Shoe Store 112 Mill, G.v. E? Would you be interested in will be feat Council of America and School of Creative Dance than ballet. d enjoyment of music. and after th Army Pvt. DonaldE. Rooks, 20, son of Mrs. Mabel] U. Rooks, Grass Valley, re-] cently was assigned to the 8th Infantry in Germany. Rooks, who is a member of the infantry's Headquarters Company in Sandhofen, entered the Army in July and completed basic combat training at Fort Ord. A 1958 graduate of Nevada Union High School, he attended Bringham Young University, Provo, Utah. OUR EASTER SPECIAL 8 x 10 Family Group 57 In Gorgeous Color *12 lity, of acquiring 4 art of dancing? Then ured. The exam OTHER SIZES---OTHER PRICES ns successfully. A ROTARY POWER MOWER 4 22" Black Panther Deluxe 69" ywhere in the ballet 1m, Toys, books, and 2! g ees while the al emphasis on creative ALL STEEL DECK e 3 HORSE POWER BRIGGS & STRATTON 4 CYCLE ENGINE @ IMPULSE STARTER e@ AN EXCEPTIONAL VALUE Garbage Cans x aalien U S Steel Heavy Duty $487 123 Broad St., Nevada City. . Dial 265-4296 : for all ages. We are = at time visitors are a that a schedule of classes Most sincerely, F CREATIVE DANCE Terminal Bldg. ove Steele Supply Co.) Grass Valley. mm

xit on igh rt elp ue nas dy are en m ~ rs. nCok Ww es ey itr lat ill cS eS ene wy Made of the world’s toug’ work shoe leathers ge buckskin soft by Wolv own secret process. A NEW PAIR FREE IF THEY DRY OUT HARD OR STIFF When Dried at Normal Room Temperatures VIC MENS WEAR 143 Mill St., Grass Valley Ph. 273-2991 erine’s BREUER’S a Min >> ood A large va NEVADA CITY riety of potted pla and cut flowers. NEVADA CITY FLORIST 230 COMMERCIAL ST. ph. 265-2761 ELBERT R. <32Q nts SLAUGHTER Church To Present Lecture . The availability of true ' freedom and harmony will be emphasized in a public lecture to be given in Nevada City Tuesday by Elbert R. Slaughter of Dallas, Texas. Slaughter will speak in the Veterans Memorial Building at the comer of North Pine and Cottage Streets under the auspices of the Christian Science Society of Nevada City on the subject "Christian Science The Open Door To The Kingdom of Heaven. " The lecture is free, and local members have invited the public. to attend. A member of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship, Slaughter is a native of Edgewood, Texas. He became interested in Christian Sciencein 1936 when he accepted a friend's invitation to attend a Christian Science lecture. In 1945 he withdrew from a . Maclean's VEABREIBERTRY NEAL & AUBURN STS. OPEN 9-9 EVERY DAY Cente EASTER CANDY was 39¢ Ib NOW LARGE. WOVEN PURSES were $2.98 NOW $498 aK CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY pecan a ln marae aera business career to devote his full time to the public pratice of Christian Science healing. Britons consumed 505, 000, 000 pounds of tea in 1960. = NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, Wednesday, March 29, 1961..Page 3 Bicyclist Shivers To Ski Area Bicycleracers are a hardy lot." Peter Locke, Los Altos student at the Universtiy of Utah, is no exception. Locke, a bicycle enthusiast whoisintending to "tour" Nevada City June 11 when a 45 mile bicycle event is slated here, raised the eyebrows of Utah skiers this month when he decided to pump his bike uphill to Alta----; scenic ski resort. Salt Lake Tribune sports writér Tom Lorologos told about it: “Half the skiers heading toward this scenic ski resort the other day did a doubletake; the other half passed it off as an optical illusion. , "Theconfusion came when . Peter Locke... decidedto pump his bike up to Alta. "Now then, there was Peter, complete with turtleneck sweater and knickers, pumping his Italian racing wood Canyon while groggy skiers drove by him, trying with difficulty to believe what their eyestold them they saw." trek at8 a. m.-from the Utah U. campus. He averaged 10 miles per hour. "I didn"t mind the climb too much, it's the cold that got me,” Locke said. He ditched the bottleof water hehad taken with him after it froze up. His toes got quite cold, andthe droplets on his forehead were ice. Long distance bike rides for Locke are nothing new for Locke. Hehas pumped from Los Angeles to SanFrancisco , and from L, A. to Yosemite, In addition to the Nevada City raceinJune, Locke will enter racing events in the Salt Lake area thissummer. A SALUTE TO SPRING ing of spring and Easter, the Nevada City Garden Club will havea display of flowers along Broad Street. Residents areinvitedto enjoy the arrangements starting Friday. 4 bike up steep Little Cotton-~} Locke started his 24 mile In observance of the com*}~ . . roar ee: WILL PERFORM. e Channel 6 Plans Auction . Shelley Neumann of Nevada City, a student of Nelda's Dancing School in Grass Valley,-will perform an acrobatic dance on the Bill Rase show on Channel 3 Saturday at 4 p.m. For Elders Improved methods of caring forthe visual comfort and efficiency of our senior citizens are some.of the most important projectson the optometric research schedule today, according to a Save Your Vision Week statement made by Dr. RoRESTRICTED BUY DIRECT c/o Brete Hart Hotel, Grass Valley Phone LYtell 3-0308, .San Carlos bert L. Ross, Jr. of Grass Valley, a member of the Sacramento Valley Opto. . PAR Dear Parents: po YOU OR YOU encouraging a latent tal Classical Ballet, with inations are given by certificates are given to student who has passee

quality of excellence ! world. We are also offering as the following: Modern Dancing ~ BS EN i I EN . R CHILDREN LIKE TO DANC good knowledge of dancin 1 would welcome very mu Cecchetti examinations, ¥ examiners in the Cecchetti anc those who have passed examinatio ae d the 6th or 7th examination will have n ballet and could feel at home an Preschoolers’ classesr ' . . : . hs s ent, developing 4 creative abi g so as to appreciate the fine ch a call from you. an important part of our new More free dance movement Simple rhythm dancing an Mothers’ classes ~ Dance Workshop f Creative expression and to kee a room will be provided for the youn mother is taking her lessons. . or High School Students Speci Ballet and Modern planning to open 4 ways welcome to co Do call 273-48 work by students. Dancing classes will be organized large studio April 10th me in and watch classes. 98 now, for specific information, so could be worked out with you by April 10th. PATRICIA ROSE SCHOOL O Upstairs in : (ab Bank St., id Eye Care Studied metric Society. "Never before in history has the vision of mankind been so important as it is today," declared Dr. Ross. "Television, books, newspapers, driving .. all the vocations and avocations of our citizens require efficient vision for the fullest enjoyment and safety." The local society of professional optometrists if directing the public's attention to the subject of vision as part of the observance of California Save Your Vision Week, March 26 to April 1. Don Rooks In German Duty Plans for Channel 6's first television auction are now in full swing. The May ll-13 project willcombine fund raising with audience participation entertainment. Since KVIE must depend on the support of its viewers to remain on the air, it is modeling this auction after those that San Francisco's educational television channel has made highly successful. Over thirty Sacramento area men's and women's ser— vices Organizations are working on different phases of the project. Local merchants are now being approached to donate merchandise and services. Channel 6's viewers 9 Childrens G00CC0O Sizes 3to6 e) e) OS —CASUA © CASUALS e) PE BOYS ‘Wesboro’ SHOES DRESS SHOES will bid for these items from 6 p.m. to midnight each of the three nights. DE MONSTRATION DAY DEADLINE County 4-HDemonstra~ tion Day will be held April 8 at the Grass Valley Veterans Memorial Building from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Demonstration sign-up deadline is Friday at the Farm and Home Advisors’ Office in the Veterans Mem-._ orial Building. The committee in charge of the demonstrations includes Laurence Personeni , Dorothy Richards, and Norma Coziah, Publicity chairman is Dorothy Adams, © HAPPY HIKER SHOES oe for boys & girls Up To Size 3 4° ®00C0CO e) Q $795 9 G®XOOOCOCCCCR WOMENS NATURAL BRIDGE SHOES $995 & 5{ 1% $4395 AFTER CHURCH on EASTER SUNDAY kkk PRENTISS PORTRAITS 310 BROAD ST., N.C. %%% WILL BE OPEN TO PHOTOGRAPH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY NGELLYS Shoe Store 112 Mill, G.v. E? Would you be interested in will be feat Council of America and School of Creative Dance than ballet. d enjoyment of music. and after th Army Pvt. DonaldE. Rooks, 20, son of Mrs. Mabel] U. Rooks, Grass Valley, re-] cently was assigned to the 8th Infantry in Germany. Rooks, who is a member of the infantry's Headquarters Company in Sandhofen, entered the Army in July and completed basic combat training at Fort Ord. A 1958 graduate of Nevada Union High School, he attended Bringham Young University, Provo, Utah. OUR EASTER SPECIAL 8 x 10 Family Group 57 In Gorgeous Color *12 lity, of acquiring 4 art of dancing? Then ured. The exam OTHER SIZES---OTHER PRICES ns successfully. A ROTARY POWER MOWER 4 22" Black Panther Deluxe 69" ywhere in the ballet 1m, Toys, books, and 2! g ees while the al emphasis on creative ALL STEEL DECK e 3 HORSE POWER BRIGGS & STRATTON 4 CYCLE ENGINE @ IMPULSE STARTER e@ AN EXCEPTIONAL VALUE Garbage Cans x aalien U S Steel Heavy Duty $487 123 Broad St., Nevada City. . Dial 265-4296 : for all ages. We are = at time visitors are a that a schedule of classes Most sincerely, F CREATIVE DANCE Terminal Bldg. ove Steele Supply Co.) Grass Valley. mm