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Nevada County Nugget... ©
May 13, 1965..
CUB SCOUTS from DenThree of Pack 23 in
Nevada City toured the Nevada City firehouse
Tuesday afternoon. Shown above after the
guided tour by rescue car driver Ted Sigourney
are: (left to right) Lane Fischer, Tom Jeffers,
David Christie, Fred Anderson, Kent Kilroy,
Phillip Hummelt,:Karen Christie, Carlton Foresman, Danny Christie, Danny Haagenson, John
Jeffers, andRalph Bisiaux. Karen Christie went
along because her mother, Gwen, is the den
mother.
Toastmistress Club To Receive Charter
Service Business Hits $4 Million
Nevada County's 198 service
establishments had total receipts
of $4.7 million in 1963, an inCrease of 38 percent from 1958,
according to a report of the 1963
census of business just released
by the Bureau of the Census, U. S.
Department of Commerce, The
last previous census of business
covered operations during 1958.
The service trades in the census
of business included those providing; personal services to
individuals; miscellaneous business services; auto repair and
other auto services; and other
repair services, Also included
w ere motion picture production
and distribution businesses;
motion picture theatres; other
amusement and recreation
services; and hotels and motels.
The selected service trade establishments in the county
employed 304 persons (exclusive
of proprietors) and had a payroll
forthe year of $1.1 million. The
state as a whole included 114,021
establishments with receipts of
$5, 882.4 million.
The Bureau of the Census report:
Selected Services, California,
1963 census of business, from
which these data are taken, may
be purchased from the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C. 20402 and at U. S,
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* *Thro gh the cooperation
Fe PA OCT sn von mre
An Invitation...
TO THE OPENING RECEPTION and ART sHOW"
ridey, Mey 14, 7 te 10 p.m.
967 Linceln Wey, Auburn
Dept. of Commerce Field Offices
for $.75.
Two Local Men
Join The Navy
Seaman Recruit Edward A.
Espinosa Jr., USN, son of Mr.
and Mrs, Edith Espinosa of 230
Empire St., and Seaman Recruit
DennisR. Clark, USN, son of Mr.
and Mrs, Gale B, Clark of 203
Annex Ave., all of Grass Valley,
began nine weeks of Navy basic
training April 19,
of The Gallery, Nevada City
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THE BEST MOVE
STORAGE @ you ever mavE
The timber Echoes Toastmistress Club will receive their
charter at a dinner meeting at
7:30 p.m. Saturday in the
National Hotel, Nevada City.
There will be a ho no nost social
hour at 6:30.
Ai Yokota of Sacramento, Regiohal Chairman of Council 12
will present the charter. Installation of officers for the first
term will also be held.
Oneita Clark of Sacramento,
first vice president of the southwest region, will be the
installing officer.
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