May 16, 1962 (12 pages)

It's ive ran us. LS L = WUD ns ur ur nt et THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET. ie nase mea ‘ aan: ry GRASSVALLEY -=~A pplications for entry into the Maid of Nevada County contest are available, it was announced this. week by Grass Valley Jaycee chairman Don Chester. Chester said the contest is opentoany young lady with talent and beauty, between the age of 16 and 26 on Aug. 26, 1962, and who has been a California resident since Aug. 26, 1961, The Maid must also reside in Nevada County andnever have been married. The sponsoring organization, the Grass Valley Jaycees, will announce the location of the contest at a later date. Linda McCombs won the honor last year from.an entry list of 24. Applications are available by mail from Chester, P.O, Box 1444, Grass Valley. The county winner competes in the statewide contest to pick the Maid of California at the California State Fair. THE Es HIS APATHY -” ns GOTTA ‘stroll ONE WAY TO DEa@L WwiTH THESE \. : WAR-MONGERS T! RE’S ONLY © NE vaA24 COUNTY NUseeT I SAY tHaT A VOTE FOR ME ISA VOTE FOR Peace ! Ce Planning Commission To Study Ordinance Draft wilds . NEVADA CIT Y--Discussion of basic provisions to be recommended for inclusion in a county subdivision ordinance was completed Monday night by the county planning commission, The commission must now study a draft of the proposed ordinance prepared by the district attorney's office, A Davis To Feature Handel In Choral Program DAVIS---Handel's "Ode for St. Cecilia's Day" will be the featured work in a program of choral and orchestral music Friday evening at the University of California, Davis. The program, the annual spring concert by the UCD Chorus and Orchestra, will be presented at 8:30 p.m. in the Memorial Union Assembly Hall. Admission is free. EXPERT PRINTING Printing For Every Purpose; . ¥*CIRCULARS — **STATIONERY ** MAIL PIECES **BILLS **FORMS NEVADA CO. PRINTING . , atid PUBLISHING 212 W. Main St. GRASS VALLEY iphone 273-4590) Armstrong and Conhgolleum Nairn Inlaid, Vinyl Inlaid and heavyweight 9” and 12' print. FRANCHISED DEALERS SANDRAN. Metallic and NonMetallic patterns. © Carry all types floor tileAsphalt, Vin sbestos, Cork and Hingticoes. Rubber, Solid Vinyl and Linoeum Tile, Also, Plastic And Aluminum wall tile. We carry line maintenance items such as floor waxes, cleaners, and wax removers. Also stock adhesives, various sizes, installation lineolum, tile, etc. FREE ESTIMATES * Jim Heather®*” } FLOOR COVERING 233 Mill Street ; Grass Valley ese Phone 273-6028 seo: ‘SanJuan Ridge, including .Columbia Hil11 lookout, i WallsFlat, Bloody Run Plan‘tation, the Snow Tent bum, ‘indian artifacts, and the To Meet May 23 . meeting of the Tahoe For" OfficeDining Room in Grass study meeting was set for May 25, The most important provision agreed upon on Monday specifies minimum public health lot standards for lands not in a subdivision, Underthis provision, "No lot or parcel shall be divided into less than the minimunr area and dimensions required’by the County Health Officer for the protection of public health." For lots with hookups to public water and sewage systems, minimum lot size.is6,000 square ‘feet. Fora lot with connection to public water supply but without public sewage, minimum size is 10,000 square feet. Lots with neither public water nor sewage will have a minimum size of one acre. Minimum average widths are also specified. The planning commission is expected to call a public hearing on the revised ordinance following its study of all details of the draft. . Show Me Trip For Teachers NEVADA CIT Y----The Nevada County Conservation Council is sponsoring another . "Show -Me Trip" for teachers Saturday. Thetour will leave Seven Hills School at 9.a.m. and ireturn to Nevada City between 3 and 3:30 p.m. The tour will cover the ow White Fairy Lantern or White Globe Lily--. } Lily Family v0 Of the Week by Lillian Mott Calochortus albus Flowers white, purplish at base, so delicate and graceful, at the base of each petal. having velvety hairs It is hard to visualize anything so fragile-looking growing on dry slopes and along rocky roadsides as this beauty does. Found in profusion locally on the road to to North San Juan, Marysville and Auburn during May. “County ~ skier: Honored GRASS VALLEY---It was the first of what is to be an annual affair, and county employes spared no enthusiasmin making the Saturday night dinner-dance a glorious success. Nearly 300 persons were onhand for the presentation of service awards to 105 county employes following a dinner at the Veterans Memorial building. EdFellerson was chairman of the event, with Sheriff Wayne Brown actingas master of ceremonies, Awards were presented by Henry Loehr, chairman of the Board of Supervisors. Loehr was one of those honored with 15 year certificates. But the two featured county employes were Charles Gaus, road department employe, and MilesD. Coughlin, court reporter, Eachreceived a 35 year certificate. Others who were honored for county service included: 30 years: Walter McBride. 25 years: Walter N. Mc= Cormack, F.L, Augustine, Carl Larsen, Dr. W.W. Reed, Margaret Stevens. 20 Years: Alvah Hooper, Vernon Stoll. 15 years: William J. Cassettari, Norval F. Dolley, Theodore A. Kohler, Jr., Margaret Reed, Henry Loehr, {Paul Falconi, Thomas Brady, Leon Hedges, Edward . Frates, David Glen Rowe. Miles D. Coughlin 10 Years: Mary M. Brown, JohnT. Trauner, Frank Valeschini, Lillian Penrose, Ruth E. Martin, Guy N . Robinson, Lewis Dudley, Frances Youngman, H. J. Heather, Helen Koehler, Ola Brown, Benita E. Mildred, F.W. Wilson, WayneBrown, Frank Gallino, Elmer Oates, William E. Mullis. Dorothy Burille, Albert Butler, Hubert Edwards, WilliamlI. Harris, Lawrence Kennedy, Shirley Sonke, Warrene Hall, Anthony Casci, Orlin Walters, Frances Foote, JackK.Hansen, Dorothy P. Simmons, Roy Walters, Ida V. Michell, Joy V. Cross, Beverly Underwood, Local Teacher To Study At French Institute ATLANTA ----Miss Evelyn Corr, 306 Cottage Street, Nevada City, is one of 80 superior teachers of high school French who will live and study at a French Institute in Besangon, France, June 20 through Aug. 21. The Institute is directed by Emory University of Atlanta, Supported by a grant of $134,500 from the U.S. Office of Education, the group of teachers selected from all over the country willreceive special instruction in French language and culture. The participants, all of whom have attended previous institutes in this country, were chosen from 450 who applied by the Institute Faculty Committee at Emory. The Emory Institute is one to two in France to be supported bytheU.S. Office of Education this summer. Faculty members will include persons drawn from Emory, the University of Besancon, Pennsylvania State, Michigan State and Ripon College, Dr, Oscar Haec of Emory will bethe director. Members of the Institute will spend seven weeks at Besancon, one week inParis . and one week traveling in Britanny and the Loire valley. They will also spend four days attending the Avignon . Theatre Festival. Getta Roscoe, 5Years:Irving Berry, Lloyd C. McIntire, William Southern, William Wagner, Albert Black, Ruby Boundy, Marilyn D, Carroll, Mildred Kinamon, Walter C. Dodge, LeonardD. Oliphant, Clare F. Hughes, Shirley Jenkins, EdmundBirnei, Elmer Fischer, LelandJ. Twitchell, Ruth Swendson, Margery Worth, Lester R. Merrifield, G. E. F&cchini, Lester Crom, Ellis Richards, Gweldolyn Brenaman, Opal Hendricks, Carl °E. Arbogast, Grace Solaro, Robert Steger, Gilbert Kumle, Lee Michell, Grace Reiners, Lewis Elkus, William Penaluna, Charles Skewes, Vashti Merrifield, Charles . R. Kitts, Victor L. Montre. : John Grothe, Robert Bergantz, Emery Lander, Hubbard E. Nolen, Hazel A. Lewis, June Litke, Margaret Phillips, Clayton Gilfillan, William Browning, W.W. Bishop, Yvonne M. Vonah, Myrle L. Weiss, Harold A. Berliner. Ethel Dixon, John Kootstra, Ruth Martin, Tavio Battista, U. S. N. Johnson, Robert Graham, Glen D. Hazel, John McCrink, Marvin Heather, Leland E. John Jr., Albert Polglase, Melva Carr, Leona Allerd, Leo Todd, Mary Hansen, WHAT IS Coll Dick Lasher TUrner 5-9636 Auburn, California \Bu LOVA A FINE, LASTING SYMBOL OF ACHIEVEMENT BULOVA DIAMOND LA PETITE A tiny 23° jewel watch tit with the fire uf 2 sparkling diamonds, $53 Boy as 7 plus ‘fon, s W.J. SMITH ¢ 2 Jeweler # @ 218 Broad St., N.C. @ fj Re -elect CHARLES R. KITTS + (Incumbent) Nevada County ASSESSOR Tuesday, June 5, 1962 EQUITABLE.an equal yardstick means “WHEELS OUT OF LINE? KEEP VAN'S IN MIND” . fairness for all VAN'S FRAME & AXLE 205 S. Auburn, Grass-Valley 273-6460 North Bloomfield-Malakoff proposed park site. A free lunch will be ser. ved at Snow Tent Spring. In the event of a storm, the tour will be held May 26. ‘ orest Service Women GRASS VALLEY ---Fhe next est Service Women's Group will be held May 23 at The Valley from noon to 2 p.m. To make reservations phone Mrs. Norma Kendall 265-2814, Mrs. Lonnie Moe 2713-6972, or Mrs. EvelynRenfree 273-3165 by noon Monday. A brief business meeting will be followed by a time for visiting and getting better acquainted with the women from the districts in the Tahoe National Forest. City Manager Suggests Animal Shelter Contract NEVADA CIT Y--City Manager Charles Smith sug— gested to Nevada City Councilmen Monday nightthat the city proceed with the negotiation of a new contract on operation of the animal shelter. Nevada City has been pay~ ing one-third of costs of operating the animal shelter, Grass Valley two-thirds, “You are getting the bad end of it overthere, "the city manager told coyncil— men. He said the city records show that Nevada City has been paying $200 or more per month for the handling of 12 dogs. The city manager was directed to pursue the matter and determine whether the county is going to join in the operation of the shelWANTED Douglas Fir Barkie Poles CALL or WRITE MON KREMKAU Rt. 1 Box 103 or Camino, Celif. Phone Ni 4-2663 CALL McCORWICK & BAXTER CREOSOTING CQ. Stockton, Calif. Phone HO 5-5768 ter. The city will likely push fora prorata sharing of expenses on the basis of animal origin. % ECONOMY Leadership With——= % COURTESY % CONSIDERATION Dance Tryouts For 4th Program Set NEVADA CIT Y---Open dance tryouts for the Fourth of July musical show to be presented in Nevada City on the holiday will be held tomorrow at 7:30 on the stage at Seven Hills School ‘in , Nevada City, according to Patrica’ Rose choreographer for the show. Parts to be auditioned are primarily chorus, both male and female. The show offers many different types of dancing. Those trying out are advised to wear clothing that will allow freedom of movement. ictianahiiiintiat. sss Elect. MARVIN E. “Marv HADDY 1 NEVADA COUNTY ASSESSOR % COOPERATION Primary Election—Tuesday June 5 SPRING -CLEAR--AWAY. MILLINERY 1/2 LADIES' SPRING SUITS: Sizes 8-14 REDUCED 1/3 LADIES' PASTEL SWEATERS Sizes 36-40 REDUCED 1/3 GIRL'S SPI ING DRESSES REDUCED Sizes 3-6x, 7-14 1/3 LADIES' SPRING DRESSES REDUCED Sizes 7-15, 8-18 1/3 EXQUISITE FORM , $499 BRAS Reg. $2.50, $2.95 & 13 an nee A ‘Ladies’ and Girls’ Wear . . 138 MILL ST., GRASS VALLEY Use Your Charge Account : Or Bankamericard 7 ' 273-6958

It's ive ran us. LS L = WUD ns ur ur nt et THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET.. ie nase mea ‘ aan: ry GRASSVALLEY -=~A pplications for entry into the Maid of Nevada County contest are available, it was announced this. week by Grass Valley Jaycee chairman Don Chester. Chester said the contest is opentoany young lady with talent and beauty, between the age of 16 and 26 on Aug. 26, 1962, and who has been a California resident since Aug. 26, 1961, The Maid must also reside in Nevada County andnever have been married. The sponsoring organization, the Grass Valley Jaycees, will announce the location of the contest at a later date. Linda McCombs won the honor last year from.an entry list of 24. Applications are available by mail from Chester, P.O, Box 1444, Grass Valley. The county winner competes in the statewide contest to pick the Maid of California at the California State Fair. THE Es HIS APATHY -” ns GOTTA ‘stroll ONE WAY TO DEa@L WwiTH THESE \. : WAR-MONGERS T! RE’S ONLY © NE vaA24 COUNTY NUseeT I SAY tHaT A VOTE FOR ME ISA VOTE FOR Peace ! Ce Planning Commission To Study Ordinance Draft wilds . NEVADA CIT Y--Discussion of basic provisions to be recommended for inclusion in a county subdivision ordinance was completed Monday night by the county planning commission, The commission must now study a draft of the proposed ordinance prepared by the district attorney's office, A Davis To Feature Handel In Choral Program DAVIS---Handel's "Ode for St. Cecilia's Day" will be the featured work in a program of choral and orchestral music Friday evening at the University of California, Davis. The program, the annual spring concert by the UCD Chorus and Orchestra, will be presented at 8:30 p.m. in the Memorial Union Assembly Hall. Admission is free. EXPERT PRINTING Printing For Every Purpose; . ¥*CIRCULARS — **STATIONERY ** MAIL PIECES **BILLS **FORMS NEVADA CO. PRINTING . , atid PUBLISHING 212 W. Main St. GRASS VALLEY iphone 273-4590) Armstrong and Conhgolleum Nairn Inlaid, Vinyl Inlaid and heavyweight 9” and 12' print. FRANCHISED DEALERS SANDRAN. Metallic and NonMetallic patterns. © Carry all types floor tileAsphalt, Vin sbestos, Cork and Hingticoes. Rubber, Solid Vinyl and Linoeum Tile, Also, Plastic And Aluminum wall tile. We carry line maintenance items such as floor waxes, cleaners, and wax removers. Also stock adhesives, various sizes, installation lineolum, tile, etc. FREE ESTIMATES * Jim Heather®*” } FLOOR COVERING 233 Mill Street ; Grass Valley ese Phone 273-6028 seo: ‘SanJuan Ridge, including .Columbia Hil11 lookout, i WallsFlat, Bloody Run Plan‘tation, the Snow Tent bum, ‘indian artifacts, and the To Meet May 23 . meeting of the Tahoe For" OfficeDining Room in Grass study meeting was set for May 25, The most important provision agreed upon on Monday specifies minimum public health lot standards for lands not in a subdivision, Underthis provision, "No lot or parcel shall be divided into less than the minimunr area and dimensions required’by the County Health Officer for the protection of public health." For lots with hookups to public water and sewage systems, minimum lot size.is6,000 square ‘feet. Fora lot with connection to public water supply but without public sewage, minimum size is 10,000 square feet. Lots with neither public water nor sewage will have a minimum size of one acre. Minimum average widths are also specified. The planning commission is expected to call a public hearing on the revised ordinance following its study of all details of the draft. . Show Me Trip For Teachers NEVADA CIT Y----The Nevada County Conservation Council is sponsoring another . "Show -Me Trip" for teachers Saturday. Thetour will leave Seven Hills School at 9.a.m. and ireturn to Nevada City between 3 and 3:30 p.m. The tour will cover the ow White Fairy Lantern or White Globe Lily--. } Lily Family v0 Of the Week by Lillian Mott Calochortus albus Flowers white, purplish at base, so delicate and graceful, at the base of each petal. having velvety hairs It is hard to visualize anything so fragile-looking growing on dry slopes and along rocky roadsides as this beauty does. Found in profusion locally on the road to to North San Juan, Marysville and Auburn during May. “County ~ skier: Honored GRASS VALLEY---It was the first of what is to be an annual affair, and county employes spared no enthusiasmin making the Saturday night dinner-dance a glorious success. Nearly 300 persons were onhand for the presentation of service awards to 105 county employes following a dinner at the Veterans Memorial building. EdFellerson was chairman of the event, with Sheriff Wayne Brown actingas master of ceremonies, Awards were presented by Henry Loehr, chairman of the Board of Supervisors. Loehr was one of those honored with 15 year certificates. But the two featured county employes were Charles Gaus, road department employe, and MilesD. Coughlin, court reporter, Eachreceived a 35 year certificate. Others who were honored for county service included: 30 years: Walter McBride. 25 years: Walter N. Mc= Cormack, F.L, Augustine, Carl Larsen, Dr. W.W. Reed, Margaret Stevens. 20 Years: Alvah Hooper, Vernon Stoll. 15 years: William J. Cassettari, Norval F. Dolley, Theodore A. Kohler, Jr., Margaret Reed, Henry Loehr, {Paul Falconi, Thomas Brady, Leon Hedges, Edward . Frates, David Glen Rowe. Miles D. Coughlin 10 Years: Mary M. Brown, JohnT. Trauner, Frank Valeschini, Lillian Penrose, Ruth E. Martin, Guy N . Robinson, Lewis Dudley, Frances Youngman, H. J. Heather, Helen Koehler, Ola Brown, Benita E. Mildred, F.W. Wilson, WayneBrown, Frank Gallino, Elmer Oates, William E. Mullis. Dorothy Burille, Albert Butler, Hubert Edwards, WilliamlI. Harris, Lawrence Kennedy, Shirley Sonke, Warrene Hall, Anthony Casci, Orlin Walters, Frances Foote, JackK.Hansen, Dorothy P. Simmons, Roy Walters, Ida V. Michell, Joy V. Cross, Beverly Underwood, Local Teacher To Study At French Institute ATLANTA ----Miss Evelyn Corr, 306 Cottage Street,

Nevada City, is one of 80 superior teachers of high school French who will live and study at a French Institute in Besangon, France, June 20 through Aug. 21. The Institute is directed by Emory University of Atlanta, Supported by a grant of $134,500 from the U.S. Office of Education, the group of teachers selected from all over the country willreceive special instruction in French language and culture. The participants, all of whom have attended previous institutes in this country, were chosen from 450 who applied by the Institute Faculty Committee at Emory. The Emory Institute is one to two in France to be supported bytheU.S. Office of Education this summer. Faculty members will include persons drawn from Emory, the University of Besancon, Pennsylvania State, Michigan State and Ripon College, Dr, Oscar Haec of Emory will bethe director. Members of the Institute will spend seven weeks at Besancon, one week inParis . and one week traveling in Britanny and the Loire valley. They will also spend four days attending the Avignon . Theatre Festival. Getta Roscoe, 5Years:Irving Berry, Lloyd C. McIntire, William Southern, William Wagner, Albert Black, Ruby Boundy, Marilyn D, Carroll, Mildred Kinamon, Walter C. Dodge, LeonardD. Oliphant, Clare F. Hughes, Shirley Jenkins, EdmundBirnei, Elmer Fischer, LelandJ. Twitchell, Ruth Swendson, Margery Worth, Lester R. Merrifield, G. E. F&cchini, Lester Crom, Ellis Richards, Gweldolyn Brenaman, Opal Hendricks, Carl °E. Arbogast, Grace Solaro, Robert Steger, Gilbert Kumle, Lee Michell, Grace Reiners, Lewis Elkus, William Penaluna, Charles Skewes, Vashti Merrifield, Charles . R. Kitts, Victor L. Montre. : John Grothe, Robert Bergantz, Emery Lander, Hubbard E. Nolen, Hazel A. Lewis, June Litke, Margaret Phillips, Clayton Gilfillan, William Browning, W.W. Bishop, Yvonne M. Vonah, Myrle L. Weiss, Harold A. Berliner. Ethel Dixon, John Kootstra, Ruth Martin, Tavio Battista, U. S. N. Johnson, Robert Graham, Glen D. Hazel, John McCrink, Marvin Heather, Leland E. John Jr., Albert Polglase, Melva Carr, Leona Allerd, Leo Todd, Mary Hansen, WHAT IS Coll Dick Lasher TUrner 5-9636 Auburn, California \Bu LOVA A FINE, LASTING SYMBOL OF ACHIEVEMENT BULOVA DIAMOND LA PETITE A tiny 23° jewel watch tit with the fire uf 2 sparkling diamonds, $53 Boy as 7 plus ‘fon, s W.J. SMITH ¢ 2 Jeweler # @ 218 Broad St., N.C. @ fj Re -elect CHARLES R. KITTS + (Incumbent) Nevada County ASSESSOR Tuesday, June 5, 1962 EQUITABLE..an equal yardstick means “WHEELS OUT OF LINE? KEEP VAN'S IN MIND” . fairness for all VAN'S FRAME & AXLE 205 S. Auburn, Grass-Valley 273-6460 North Bloomfield-Malakoff proposed park site. A free lunch will be ser. ved at Snow Tent Spring. In the event of a storm, the tour will be held May 26. ‘ orest Service Women GRASS VALLEY ---Fhe next est Service Women's Group will be held May 23 at The Valley from noon to 2 p.m. To make reservations phone Mrs. Norma Kendall 265-2814, Mrs. Lonnie Moe 2713-6972, or Mrs. EvelynRenfree 273-3165 by noon Monday. A brief business meeting will be followed by a time for visiting and getting better acquainted with the women from the districts in the Tahoe National Forest. City Manager Suggests Animal Shelter Contract NEVADA CIT Y--City Manager Charles Smith sug— gested to Nevada City Councilmen Monday nightthat the city proceed with the negotiation of a new contract on operation of the animal shelter. Nevada City has been pay~ ing one-third of costs of operating the animal shelter, Grass Valley two-thirds, “You are getting the bad end of it overthere, "the city manager told coyncil— men. He said the city records show that Nevada City has been paying $200 or more per month for the handling of 12 dogs. The city manager was directed to pursue the matter and determine whether the county is going to join in the operation of the shelWANTED Douglas Fir Barkie Poles CALL or WRITE MON KREMKAU Rt. 1 Box 103 or Camino, Celif. Phone Ni 4-2663 CALL McCORWICK & BAXTER CREOSOTING CQ. Stockton, Calif. Phone HO 5-5768 ter. The city will likely push fora prorata sharing of expenses on the basis of animal origin. % ECONOMY Leadership With——= % COURTESY % CONSIDERATION Dance Tryouts For 4th Program Set NEVADA CIT Y---Open dance tryouts for the Fourth of July musical show to be presented in Nevada City on the holiday will be held tomorrow at 7:30 on the stage at Seven Hills School ‘in , Nevada City, according to Patrica’ Rose choreographer for the show. Parts to be auditioned are primarily chorus, both male and female. The show offers many different types of dancing. Those trying out are advised to wear clothing that will allow freedom of movement. ictianahiiiintiat. sss Elect.. MARVIN E. “Marv HADDY 1 NEVADA COUNTY ASSESSOR % COOPERATION Primary Election—Tuesday June 5 SPRING -CLEAR--AWAY. MILLINERY 1/2 LADIES' SPRING SUITS: Sizes 8-14 REDUCED 1/3 LADIES' PASTEL SWEATERS Sizes 36-40 REDUCED 1/3 GIRL'S SPI ING DRESSES REDUCED Sizes 3-6x, 7-14 1/3 LADIES' SPRING DRESSES REDUCED Sizes 7-15, 8-18 1/3 EXQUISITE FORM , $499 BRAS Reg. $2.50, $2.95 & 13 an nee A ‘Ladies’ and Girls’ Wear . . 138 MILL ST., GRASS VALLEY Use Your Charge Account : Or Bankamericard 7 ' 273-6958