March 8, 1961 (10 pages)

~~oe ens =~ oO ' Ve wwe ft tht oe bed yt a1 BS oO fe id le yu it oe fe Se ee oe NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, Wednesday; March 8, By CATHARINE MARTZ SPRING HIDE The first year sewing class _ held their meeting at the home of our leader, Mrs. © White. This meeting on February 25, we continued with our blouses. Present, were: Cathy Angove, Larraine Karniss, and Jerri Davis Reporter: Jerri Davis WOODCHUCKERS Woodchuckers have started to plan for D Day. D Day is known as Demonstration Day which is to be heldthis year April8. Three eaten shane were presen3 ted by the Forestry II project members, which has Mr. Matson as leader, FIRE! Tommy Heather demonstrated “pléase don't wound me, At our next meeting many demonstrations will be given so that every member will have an opportunity to demonstrate before the big day. ~ A point of much interest was the presentation of the skit for fun night by Chairman Johnny Johnson and leader, Mr. James Sloan. Here every member wasgivena partinthe skit and informed of the practic® peritas ard a to make for the fg amped OS Booth chairman Tommy Heather reported that the booth plans were shaping up. Everyone expressed enthusiasm for the poster contest and it looks that we might have much competion in the poster contest as well as in the sale of the tickets. The members expressed appreciation for the movie party with delicious refreshments served bythe Spring Hill club, A vote of thanks SHE is to be sent to the Spring Hill members for the lovely party and appropriate mov ie “It Happens Every Spring.” ‘Reporter: Thomas Heather KENTUCKY FLAT Reports were made by Mike DeMartini on the electrical fieldday, by Tom Rackerby on the club's recent roller skating party held in. Marysville, by Ken Sorensen on the Valentine's Day 4-H ClubFarm Bureau turkey dinner, and by Marie Jackson on therecent club cake sale held in Grass Valley. The club voted to-have-e-*1e pitts g booth fdr 4-H Fun Night March II in the Veterian’s Memorial Building in Grass Valley. The booth committee consists of Willie Rickard, Shirley Personini, Sharon Ousley, Judy Pugh, Sharon Personini, Lyn DuChens and T.om Rackerby. « A committee was appointedtosetupa window display in Grass Valley during 4-H Club Week, March 4-ll. Members of the committee are Ken Sorensen, Bob Personini, and Mike DeMartini . The committee to remove A PAIR OF SUES..Jim Wyckoff (L.) with his lamb Suzy and Ronnie Dittle (R.) with his Hampshire pig Suzy-Q are two of the many animal project 4-H members in the Peardale Pines 4-H Club. Club directors are Orrin and Helen Brown of Grass NUGGET Photo by Prentiss Studio Valley. The Newade County “NUGGET p>] CONGRATULATES Nevada County 4-H CLUBS During NATIONAL 4.4 GET A BETTER WEEK PICTURE OF 4-H.. WATCH NEVADA COUNTY STORE WINDOWS THIS WEEK ATTEND 4.H FUN NIGHT Saturday, March 11th 5:30 P.M. VETERANS MEMORIAL BUILDING GRASS VALLEY the display will be Tim Pratt, Ted Pratt, Don Personini and Steve Ashcraft. The club will have a project tour of March 27 weather tting. We were reminded that County Demonstration Day is April 8 and _ that applications are due by March 31, Reporter: Tom Rackerby PEARDALE PINES ‘girls modeling well made clothes was the treat of the February meeting of Peardale Pines4-H Club. A modeling show was clothing — projects. Those participating were: Elaine Mattucks, Mona, Mildred and Jackie Roberts, Cathy and Carol Fusek, Diana Dittl, Kathy and CarolWishmeyer, and Linda McDonald. Helen Brown gave an interestingtalk "a model meeting” and announced the two clubs Peardale will meet with this year are Nevada City and Cedar Ridge. Mrs. Brown also gave information on the Fun Night poster and ticket contests. Orin Brown explained the booth Peardale Pines will have for Fun Night, andthe prized to be given to winners of the game. Mr. and Mrs. Wyckoff as. sisted in handing out parts for the clubs skit, and also were in charge of the skit's practice. Various reports were given by club members, and the meeting was adjourned by President, Eddie Scofield and turned over tothe leaders for the practice of the skit. Reporter: Neil Wylie Jr. SPRING HILL lst FOODS YEAR Wetakled about how to fix oranges and we made a fruit salad. Lynn and Carole were there. We had fun. Reported; Kathy White NEVADA CITY Charles Weeks, Nevada County Civil Defense Director, introduced Mr. Bruce Bell, from Santa Rosa, at the Ist Nevada City 4-H meeting Saturday. Mr. Bell told things to do in case of an enemy attack also what can be done in advance to be prepared in case of fall out, Pictures wereshown and he explained the pictures and gave a very interesting talk. Mr. Weeks had literature on Fallout shelters, First aid, and many other items. These were passed out to the 4-H members and friends. Chicago Park, guest club, 4-H Week---Learning By Doing was introduced, Approximately 40 members and 14 © parents attended the meeting. The hall was gayly decorated in Valentins theme. The refreshment committee served punch, coffee and cup= cakes, Following committees were chosen: Window display for 4-H week: Diana Hopkins, chairman: Bill Helphinstine, Marshall Apple, Jim Snider and Melodie Nobles. Food c iota phat ig obson and John Snider. Entertainment committee: Jim Costa, chairman, Robin Person, John Nelson, and Cathy Wilcox. Reporter: Mike McCormackCEDAR RIDGE Visitors attending were: Mrs. Perrin, Vern Perrin, and Farm Advisor, Doug Hamilton. Leaders attending were: . Mrs. Colbert, Mrs Hume, Mr. and Mrs. Flazier, Mrs. Boom and Nancy Boom. Wetalked about the aboretum, our club is going to help out. We alsotalked about out skit and we also planned for the booth. A pril 8 is demonstration day, and quite a few of the LEE’S and LEVI'S 1961..Page 3 FUN NIGHT..The Can Canala Peardale Pines as pictured here is one of the treats that is scheduled for residents who attend the 4-H Fun Night Saturday at the Veterans Memorial Building in Grass Valley. Fun Night activities begin at 5:30 p.m. with booths operated by each of the 14 Nevada County clubs. The program is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m., with further booth _ activity after the program is finished. Webster gaveavery nice 4 full skirt. . demonstration onhowtohem Reporter: Sandra Perrin = club members are going to enter. T here were two demonstrations given by Dawn Thompson and Virginia Whithrow, on how to make acoffeecake. Melodie JUSTIN BOOTS BELTS and BUCKLES ADAM HATS. A COMPLETE LINE OF WESTERN WEAR ~ VIC BREUER MENS WEAR 143 Mill St., G.V. Call 273-2991 EMBO ELYN 636 6 oes ee ee a $2.98 TCAPREL LE 6 prea 8 Aare ee eee $1.29 RIVIERA 6 a Sas $1.29 SILK MIST 100% SILK.. . 65 4 es $1.00 DYNASTY RAYON & SILK. .. oo. ae BALLET DES FLEURS: 1. cues es . 98 SUCH A TOUCH.. 0s ip ieee . 98 SCOTHGARD (Game Time)... », 298 Stain & Water Repellent SCOTHGARD (Patrician Print). ... pee, Stain & Water Repellent QUADRIGA PLUS . 2. 2. es ees .59 SIMPLICITY PATTERNS WASH & WEAR REKKEKEKEKREKKKKKKKKKKKKKE GOLDEN RULE STORE 150 MILL ST., GRASS VALLEY ph. 273-7667 Impala 2-Door Sedan Bel Air 2-Door Sedan Bel Air Sport Coupe One-stop shopping at your Chevy dealer's makes choosing a new car easier than ever! You get variety like this only at your Chevrolet dealer’s. Elegant new Impalas, popular Bel Airs, budget-priced Biscaynes and six wonderful new Chevy wagons—all with a Jet-smooth ride you’d expect in more expensive makes. But that’s just the beginning. There are also ten low, low-priced ~~ Soren for you to look over, —if you don’t find the car you want at — your Chevrolet dealer’s, it probably’ just fF hasn’t been built yet. Three models—two Chevrolets designed especially for business use and the De Luxe Greenbrier—are not shown Monza 900 Club Coupe Monza 900 4-Door Sedan . Coal oh ped ow es “4 : AN Greenbrier sats Wagon Third seat optional at extra cost Corvette—America’s only true sports car See the new Chevrolet cars, Chevy Corvairs, and the m new ) Corvette at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's s 314 MAIN STREET HARTMAN CHEVROLET 273-7271 : GRASS’ VALLEY

~~oe ens =~ oO ' Ve wwe ft tht oe bed yt a1 BS oO fe id le yu it oe fe Se ee oe NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, Wednesday; March 8, By CATHARINE MARTZ SPRING HIDE The first year sewing class _ held their meeting at the home of our leader, Mrs. © White. This meeting on February 25, we continued with our blouses. Present, were: Cathy Angove, Larraine Karniss, and Jerri Davis Reporter: Jerri Davis WOODCHUCKERS Woodchuckers have started to plan for D Day. D Day is known as Demonstration Day which is to be heldthis year April8. Three eaten shane were presen3 ted by the Forestry II project members, which has Mr. Matson as leader, FIRE! Tommy Heather demonstrated “pléase don't wound me, At our next meeting many demonstrations will be given so that every member will have an opportunity to demonstrate before the big day. ~ A point of much interest was the presentation of the skit for fun night by Chairman Johnny Johnson and leader, Mr. James Sloan. Here every member wasgivena partinthe skit and informed of the practic® peritas ard a to make for the fg amped OS Booth chairman Tommy Heather reported that the booth plans were shaping up. Everyone expressed enthusiasm for the poster contest and it looks that we might have much competion in the poster contest as well as in the sale of the tickets. The members expressed appreciation for the movie party with delicious refreshments served bythe Spring Hill club, A vote of thanks SHE is to be sent to the Spring Hill members for the lovely party and appropriate mov ie “It Happens Every Spring.” ‘Reporter: Thomas Heather KENTUCKY FLAT Reports were made by Mike DeMartini on the electrical fieldday, by Tom Rackerby on the club's recent roller skating party held in. Marysville, by Ken Sorensen on the Valentine's Day 4-H ClubFarm Bureau turkey dinner, and by Marie Jackson on therecent club cake sale held in Grass Valley. The club voted to-have-e-*1e pitts g booth fdr 4-H Fun Night March II in the Veterian’s Memorial Building in Grass Valley. The booth committee consists of Willie Rickard, Shirley Personini, Sharon Ousley, Judy Pugh, Sharon Personini, Lyn DuChens and T.om Rackerby. « A committee was appointedtosetupa window display in Grass Valley during 4-H Club Week, March 4-ll. Members of the committee are Ken Sorensen, Bob Personini, and Mike DeMartini . The committee to remove A PAIR OF SUES...Jim Wyckoff (L.) with his lamb Suzy and Ronnie Dittle (R.) with his Hampshire pig Suzy-Q are two of the many animal project 4-H members in the Peardale Pines 4-H Club. Club directors are Orrin and Helen Brown of Grass NUGGET Photo by Prentiss Studio Valley. The Newade County “NUGGET p>] CONGRATULATES Nevada County 4-H CLUBS During NATIONAL 4.4 GET A BETTER WEEK PICTURE OF 4-H... WATCH NEVADA COUNTY STORE WINDOWS THIS WEEK ATTEND 4..H FUN NIGHT Saturday, March 11th 5:30 P.M. VETERANS MEMORIAL BUILDING GRASS VALLEY the display will be Tim Pratt, Ted Pratt, Don Personini and Steve Ashcraft. The club will have a project tour of March 27 weather tting. We were reminded that County Demonstration Day is April 8 and _ that applications are due by March 31, Reporter: Tom Rackerby PEARDALE PINES ‘girls modeling well made clothes was the treat of the February meeting of Peardale Pines4-H Club. A modeling show was clothing — projects. Those participating were: Elaine Mattucks, Mona, Mildred and Jackie Roberts, Cathy and Carol Fusek, Diana Dittl, Kathy and CarolWishmeyer, and Linda McDonald. Helen Brown gave an interestingtalk "a model meeting” and announced the two clubs Peardale will meet with this year are Nevada City and Cedar Ridge. Mrs. Brown also gave information on the Fun Night poster and ticket contests. Orin Brown explained the booth Peardale Pines will have for Fun Night,

andthe prized to be given to winners of the game. Mr. and Mrs. Wyckoff as. sisted in handing out parts for the clubs skit, and also were in charge of the skit's practice. Various reports were given by club members, and the meeting was adjourned by President, Eddie Scofield and turned over tothe leaders for the practice of the skit. Reporter: Neil Wylie Jr. SPRING HILL lst FOODS YEAR Wetakled about how to fix oranges and we made a fruit salad. Lynn and Carole were there. We had fun. Reported; Kathy White NEVADA CITY Charles Weeks, Nevada County Civil Defense Director, introduced Mr. Bruce Bell, from Santa Rosa, at the Ist Nevada City 4-H meeting Saturday. Mr. Bell told things to do in case of an enemy attack also what can be done in advance to be prepared in case of fall out, Pictures wereshown and he explained the pictures and gave a very interesting talk. Mr. Weeks had literature on Fallout shelters, First aid, and many other items. These were passed out to the 4-H members and friends. Chicago Park, guest club, 4-H Week---Learning By Doing was introduced, Approximately 40 members and 14 © parents attended the meeting. The hall was gayly decorated in Valentins theme. The refreshment committee served punch, coffee and cup= cakes, Following committees were chosen: Window display for 4-H week: Diana Hopkins, chairman: Bill Helphinstine, Marshall Apple, Jim Snider and Melodie Nobles. Food c iota phat ig obson and John Snider. Entertainment committee: Jim Costa, chairman, Robin Person, John Nelson, and Cathy Wilcox. Reporter: Mike McCormackCEDAR RIDGE Visitors attending were: Mrs. Perrin, Vern Perrin, and Farm Advisor, Doug Hamilton. Leaders attending were: . Mrs. Colbert, Mrs Hume, Mr. and Mrs. Flazier, Mrs. Boom and Nancy Boom. Wetalked about the aboretum, our club is going to help out. We alsotalked about out skit and we also planned for the booth. A pril 8 is demonstration day, and quite a few of the LEE’S and LEVI'S 1961...Page 3 FUN NIGHT...The Can Canala Peardale Pines as pictured here is one of the treats that is scheduled for residents who attend the 4-H Fun Night Saturday at the Veterans Memorial Building in Grass Valley. Fun Night activities begin at 5:30 p.m. with booths operated by each of the 14 Nevada County clubs. The program is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m., with further booth _ activity after the program is finished. Webster gaveavery nice 4 full skirt. . demonstration onhowtohem Reporter: Sandra Perrin = club members are going to enter. T here were two demonstrations given by Dawn Thompson and Virginia Whithrow, on how to make acoffeecake. Melodie JUSTIN BOOTS BELTS and BUCKLES ADAM HATS. A COMPLETE LINE OF WESTERN WEAR ~ VIC BREUER MENS WEAR 143 Mill St., G.V. Call 273-2991 EMBO ELYN 636 6 oes ee ee a $2.98 TCAPREL LE 6 prea 8 Aare ee eee $1.29 RIVIERA 6 a Sas $1.29 SILK MIST 100% SILK... . 65 4 es $1.00 DYNASTY RAYON & SILK. .... oo. ae BALLET DES FLEURS: 1. cues es . 98 SUCH A TOUCH... 0s ip ieee . 98 SCOTHGARD (Game Time)...... », 298 Stain & Water Repellent SCOTHGARD (Patrician Print). ..... pee, Stain & Water Repellent QUADRIGA PLUS . 2. 2. es ees .59 SIMPLICITY PATTERNS WASH & WEAR REKKEKEKEKREKKKKKKKKKKKKKE GOLDEN RULE STORE 150 MILL ST., GRASS VALLEY ph. 273-7667 Impala 2-Door Sedan Bel Air 2-Door Sedan Bel Air Sport Coupe One-stop shopping at your Chevy dealer's makes choosing a new car easier than ever! You get variety like this only at your Chevrolet dealer’s. Elegant new Impalas, popular Bel Airs, budget-priced Biscaynes and six wonderful new Chevy wagons—all with a Jet-smooth ride you’d expect in more expensive makes. But that’s just the beginning. There are also ten low, low-priced ~~ Soren for you to look over, —if you don’t find the car you want at — your Chevrolet dealer’s, it probably’ just fF hasn’t been built yet. Three models—two Chevrolets designed especially for business use and the De Luxe Greenbrier—are not shown Monza 900 Club Coupe Monza 900 4-Door Sedan . Coal oh ped ow es “4 : AN Greenbrier sats Wagon Third seat optional at extra cost Corvette—America’s only true sports car See the new Chevrolet cars, Chevy Corvairs, and the m new ) Corvette at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's s 314 MAIN STREET HARTMAN CHEVROLET 273-7271 : GRASS’ VALLEY