March 6, 1968 (8 pages)

eS Se es tesee 1 Sy 6m: Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, March 6, 1968 Zion St. to be widened 16 feet . Zion Street will be widened to 40 feet from its present 24 feet, project engineer R, W. (Pat) Ingram told the Nevada City City Council and three home owners of the area at the ad‘ journed meeting Monday evening. Ingram pinned a map of the street on the council chamber wall showing the proposed widening areas and indicating the few trees which will have to be removed. "No more than four,” said Ingram. _ Only two small areas: need additional land, at the Seven Hills School turn on both sides of the curve, said Ingram. He said that curve of Zion onto Sacramento St. will be opened to a safer arc. : Two members of the council, Bob Paine and John Rankin, and the three visitors, all property owners along Zion St., asked a number of questions with none in opposition to the proposed engineering project. The cost is estimated at $67,800, said Ingram, not including sidewalks which are the responsibility of each resident. Ingram said if the same contractor puts in four and one-halffoot wide sidewalks all along the project the cost will be $2.25 per front foot for each resident. 5 @ .CARPETING @ .DRAPERIES Licensed Contractor Office-944 Lincoln Way Auburn, Calif. @LINOLEUM . eTORGINOL @TILE He suggested the council immediately ask each property owner by letter if they are willing to pay their proportioned share of the sidewalk costs. Rankin and Paine said they had no objection to their sidewalk costs and that the property owners of Zion St. present for a previous meeting had been in unanimous agreement about paying their share of the sidewalks. Centennial fete in Butte County The Manzanita School District in Gridley, Butte county, California will celebrate its Centennial year with a reunion of graduates and classmates this year. The event will take place at the school October 5 and 6. Members of the Centennial Committee plan a reception and variety show by early day graduates the first evening. The following day: a program and dinner will highlight the festivities, A Centennial booklet containing pictures and history of the district will be on sale at the reunion. Society meeting set for Mar. 7 The general meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service will be held Thursday, . March 7,: with Mrs. Thelma Gates, president, calling the business meeting to order at 11 a.m, A noon luncheon will be served by members of the Susannah Wesley Circle. The day's program chairman is Mrs, Bettie Phillips, and the theme "Residence Homes Find A Way" will be used. Featured will be a discussion on the residence homes the Women's Division sponsors or helps to support. The chairman will be assisted *by Mrs. Fay Frykland and Mrs. Helen Beatie. Special music will be given by Mrs. Frances Comstock on the saxophone, MARRIAGE LICENSES GAIL-SHIVERDECKER — Stephen M.: Gail, 44, Grass Valley, and Eleanor A, Shiverdecker, 56, Santa Monica, obtained a marriage license in Reno, Nev. VIEU-MULLANEY — Shannon E. Vieu, 28, Truckee, and Veronica J. Mullaney, 21, Truckee,obtained a marriage license in Reno, Nev. Yours with most gas ranges bought by April 15. You couldn’t pick a better time to buy that good-looking gas range with instant heat control — and wonderful automatic features! 210PG-w368 “ti If you buy a new gas range* by April 15 with a retail value of $189.00 or more, the participating dealer will give you a 16-piece, 2tier set of Spice Islands condiments worth $15.95 .FREE. Hurry! Don’t miss out! Offer sponsored by Electric & Gas Industries Association. PG a7 Fe Aacyic Gus and kiectric Company most of the popular brands 4 Rebekah Lodge Mrs. Bonnie Cronin was initiated and welcomed into Neva Rebekah Lodge No. 119, on the evening of Feb. 27 during the regular session of the lodge.During the business session presided over by Noble Grand Helen Cox, plans were discussed for the entry of a float in the July 4th parade. The _ lodge agreed to make the entry and also to invite Esther Rebekah Lodge No. 9 and Grass Valley Lodge No, 12, both of Grass Valley, and Oustomah Lodge of Nevada City, to join them, Heart Fund Chairman, Eileen Moon, reported onthe success of the pot luck and party given as a benefit and thanked all for assisting in making the evening a success. Presentations of gifts were made to thenewly initiated member by her mother, Mrs. Jane Elliott, and grandmother Mrs. Nadine Gustafsen, as proxy for Mrs. Jennie Barnett, great-. grandmother of Mrs. Cronin. — Mrs. ‘Elliott presented her daughter with a Rebekah pin which had been given to her eighteen years ago when she became a member of the lodge. It was announced that Mrs, Jennie Barnett is again in Sierra Nevada Hospital where she has undergone surgery to restore the use of her arm. Mrs, Barnett was seriously injured in anauto© mobile accident last fall. She would be most pleased to hear from her friends. Guests from Esther Rebekah and Grass Valley Lodge No. 12 were welcomed by the Noble Grand. Refreshments were served by Cisella Dalpez and her committee. D.A.R. hears about Vietnam The Daughters of the American Revolution met Feb. 26 in the home of Mrs. R. J. Polk of Nevada City, with Regent Mrs. Eric Poole presiding. Following the business meeting, M/Sgt. Wood from Camp Beale gave a most interesting and informative talk on the war going on in Vietnam. He was Will qualified to speak being a career service man and having served in World War II, Korea and Vietnam, Tea was served by the host— with Mrs, Phillip Play pourig. REMODEL NOW We Furnish Everything Builders and Consumers Lumber Co. G-V.-N.C. Hwy. at Glenbrook Phone 273-6105

eS Se es tesee 1 Sy 6m: Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, March 6, 1968 Zion St. to be widened 16 feet . Zion Street will be widened to 40 feet from its present 24 feet, project engineer R, W. (Pat) Ingram told the Nevada City City Council and three home owners of the area at the ad‘ journed meeting Monday evening. Ingram pinned a map of the street on the council chamber wall showing the proposed widening areas and indicating the few trees which will have to be removed. "No more than four,” said Ingram. _ Only two small areas: need additional land, at the Seven Hills School turn on both sides of the curve, said Ingram. He said that curve of Zion onto Sacramento St. will be opened to a safer arc. : Two members of the council, Bob Paine and John Rankin, and the three visitors, all property owners along Zion St., asked a number of questions with none in opposition to the proposed engineering project. The cost is estimated at $67,800, said Ingram, not including sidewalks which are the responsibility of each resident. Ingram said if the same contractor puts in four and one-halffoot wide sidewalks all along the project the cost will be $2.25 per front foot for each resident. 5 @ .CARPETING @ .DRAPERIES Licensed Contractor Office-944 Lincoln Way Auburn, Calif. @LINOLEUM . eTORGINOL @TILE He suggested the council immediately ask each property owner by letter if they are willing to pay their proportioned share of the sidewalk costs. Rankin and Paine said they had no objection to their sidewalk costs and that the property owners of Zion St. present for a previous meeting had been in unanimous agreement about paying their share of the sidewalks. Centennial fete in Butte County The Manzanita School District in Gridley, Butte county, California will celebrate its Centennial year with a reunion of graduates and classmates this year. The event will take place at the school October 5 and 6. Members of the Centennial Committee plan a reception and variety show by early day graduates the first evening. The following day: a program and dinner will highlight the festivities, A Centennial booklet containing pictures and history of the district will be on sale at the reunion. Society meeting set for Mar. 7 The general meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service will be held Thursday, . March 7,: with Mrs. Thelma Gates, president, calling the business meeting to order at 11 a.m, A noon luncheon will be served by members of the Susannah Wesley Circle. The day's program chairman is Mrs, Bettie Phillips, and the theme "Residence Homes Find A Way" will be used. Featured will be a discussion on the residence homes the Women's Division sponsors or helps to support. The chairman will be assisted *by Mrs. Fay Frykland and Mrs. Helen Beatie. Special music will be given by Mrs. Frances Comstock on the saxophone, MARRIAGE LICENSES GAIL-SHIVERDECKER — Stephen M.: Gail, 44, Grass Valley, and Eleanor A, Shiverdecker, 56, Santa Monica, obtained a marriage license in Reno, Nev. VIEU-MULLANEY — Shannon E.

Vieu, 28, Truckee, and Veronica J. Mullaney, 21, Truckee,obtained a marriage license in Reno, Nev. Yours with most gas ranges bought by April 15. You couldn’t pick a better time to buy that good-looking gas range with instant heat control — and wonderful automatic features! 210PG-w368 “ti If you buy a new gas range* by April 15 with a retail value of $189.00 or more, the participating dealer will give you a 16-piece, 2tier set of Spice Islands condiments worth $15.95 ..FREE. Hurry! Don’t miss out! Offer sponsored by Electric & Gas Industries Association. PG a7 Fe Aacyic Gus and kiectric Company most of the popular brands 4 Rebekah Lodge Mrs. Bonnie Cronin was initiated and welcomed into Neva Rebekah Lodge No. 119, on the evening of Feb. 27 during the regular session of the lodge.During the business session presided over by Noble Grand Helen Cox, plans were discussed for the entry of a float in the July 4th parade. The _ lodge agreed to make the entry and also to invite Esther Rebekah Lodge No. 9 and Grass Valley Lodge No, 12, both of Grass Valley, and Oustomah Lodge of Nevada City, to join them, Heart Fund Chairman, Eileen Moon, reported onthe success of the pot luck and party given as a benefit and thanked all for assisting in making the evening a success. Presentations of gifts were made to thenewly initiated member by her mother, Mrs. Jane Elliott, and grandmother Mrs. Nadine Gustafsen, as proxy for Mrs. Jennie Barnett, great-. grandmother of Mrs. Cronin. — Mrs. ‘Elliott presented her daughter with a Rebekah pin which had been given to her eighteen years ago when she became a member of the lodge. It was announced that Mrs, Jennie Barnett is again in Sierra Nevada Hospital where she has undergone surgery to restore the use of her arm. Mrs, Barnett was seriously injured in anauto© mobile accident last fall. She would be most pleased to hear from her friends. Guests from Esther Rebekah and Grass Valley Lodge No. 12 were welcomed by the Noble Grand. Refreshments were served by Cisella Dalpez and her committee. D.A.R. hears about Vietnam The Daughters of the American Revolution met Feb. 26 in the home of Mrs. R. J. Polk of Nevada City, with Regent Mrs. Eric Poole presiding. Following the business meeting, M/Sgt. Wood from Camp Beale gave a most interesting and informative talk on the war going on in Vietnam. He was Will qualified to speak being a career service man and having served in World War II, Korea and Vietnam, Tea was served by the host— with Mrs, Phillip Play pourig. REMODEL NOW We Furnish Everything Builders and Consumers Lumber Co. G-V.-N.C. Hwy. at Glenbrook Phone 273-6105