May 23, 1962 (10 pages)

stn 2 se tt e Page 6.Wednesday, May 23, 1962.THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET & bg de WA wr, & HIGH C.Cecelia Skovaard hits a high note during a renearsal of the original musical play "Never Come, Never Go" by Bill MacSems and Bob Wyckoff. The play is based on the old Narrow Gauge and will be presented the night of the Fourth of July in Nevada City as part of the annual celebration. Composer Bill MacSems is seated at the piano. Cecelia plays the part of CeeCee, a dance hall queen. To Rate Forestry Students ROCKLIN ---Forestry students at Sierra College who work in the timber industry during the summer will be “rated” and checked on in the future. The recommendation was made by the Forestry Advisory Committee which met at the college last week. More field trips by students and instructor Ed WHAT IS Call Dick Lasher TUrner 5-9636 Auburn, California TAXES ARE Bailey were also high onthe recommendation list. The advisory committee which helps guide Sierra's forestry programs, both vocational and transfer: Henry Brannagh, forest supervisor, Tahoe National Forest, Nevada City; Mike Brock, Auburn; Robert Burns, CDF , Nevada county;George Duff, Cal-Ida Lumber, Auburn; Robert Krohn, Fibre Board Co,, Hobart Mills Truckee; Ralph Lessel, Recreational-Range staff, Tahoe Forest, Nevada City; William S. Price, Nevada City; Wendell Robie, Auburn Lumber Co., Auburn; Harvey Striplin, consultant, Cal-Pacific Foresters, Sacramento; Hal Turner, Tahoe National Forest, Nevada City. NECESSAR WITH PLANNING Supervi Ath District ea HIS KNOWLEDGE OF COUNTY GOVERNMENT AND EXPERIENCE Careful and Planned Spending Of Tax Money Is Also Necessary eeELECT SO : LARGE BUDGETS WILL GET YOU THE MOST FOR YOUR TAX DOLLAR [ Hiway Division Calls For Fence Bid MARYSVILLE----The State Division of Highways has advertised for bids for the installation of freeway fencing on US 40 at seven locations between Gold Run in Placer County and Boca in Nevada County. Bids will be opened June 13 with $27, 100 in state highway funds available for the project, according to officials at the Marysville district office. enn ie William Ramsey In Airborne Division FORT CAMPBELL, KY. ---Army Pvt. William F. Ramsey, son of Mr: and Mrs. EverttF. Ramsey, Star Route 771, Grass Valley, Calif. , recently was assigned to the 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell, Ky. A communications specialist in Battery A of the division's completed basic training at Fort Ord. The 20 year-old soldier is a1959 graduate of Nevada Union High School. 1861 Sq. Ft. Living Area . Hardwood Floors ¥%. . Four oversized bedrooms, Formal dining room. . Pullmans, both baths. . Master bath with stall shower. . Shake roof, . Ceiling insulation, . . Door chimes. . Utility room, . Ceramic tile in baths, . Formica in kitchen, . Entry hall, . Large covered porch, . Deluxe fireplace. Rd. Surface Job Done’. NEVADA CITY----Nevada County Road Commissioner : Robert K. Graham has announced that the surfacing of 2.3 miles of Mooney Flat Rd, in the western part of the county has been completed. The work extended north from the junction with Highway 20 at Hillcrest to the Englebright reservoir recreation area, Contractor for the $94,000 job was Baldwin Contracting Co. of Marysville. Tom Heather of Grass Valley wasresident engineer of the county and state. Work started last November but was delayed during the rainy season. Under separate contracts a portion of the grading was finished in 1960 and the Deer Creek bridge was built in 1956--both jobs a part of the stage reconstruction of the route. A part of the Federal-Aid Secondary System, the route is includedinthe state-wide program of improving these important county roads. The project was initiated by the Nevada County board of supervisors, and plans and specifications w ere developed under Graham's directionin cooperation with the State Division of Highways. " Since FAS projects are financed by federal as well'as state andcounty funds, federal law requires that FAS system construction in Nevada County be done by state contract under the general supervision of the Division of Highways district office in Marysville. Re-elect . ~ CHARLES R. KITTS (Incumbent) Nevada County EQUITABLE.an equal yardstick means fairness for all STRIKE SPECIAL Price Good Until Strike Settled 861 Square Feet Of Living Area AT A PRICE YOU WON'T BELIEVE Only 515,780 On Your ne *35".And We Do The Rest Craig E. Moore, Manager Our Model Home Across From The Gold Center Club Has Been Newly Refurnished By ads Bonds Newly Landscaped By L & M --265-2167 \ 8'glass sliding door to patio area. . Abundance of forced air heat. . 40 gal. water heater, 10 year guarantee. Built-in oven and range withecolor matched sink and hood. . Choice of elevations with brick or brick planter. Diamond lite windows with shutters as per prints. Insulation. . Double Garage. Ph. 273-4486 Nevada City Grass Valley a Lit® & * PURITY BRINGS YOU AN OLD-TIME FAVORITE! — * LOAD UP YOUR WAGONS! * BARGAINS FOR EVERYONE! SAVINGS ON HOUSEWARES! * TIMELY GARDENING VALUES! Deluxe double tubular arm 5 position a i ee folding chaise with 25x76'ineh pad a "mmm 7 “a aa i . g + s y me. ae, PS. = eee. TEE . EER. = “aE DELUXE DOUBLESUMMERTIME —" = TUBULAR ARM fg PATIO SAVINGS! = ~~. SALE AT YOUR Grass Valley Purity Store Only Wed, May 23 Sun, May 27 TV TRAYS King Size, Brass Legs R ea 4 FOLDING Og CHAIRS ea $699 Non-tilt legs, 4x4x6 Webbing Green, Turquoise SUNBEAM STEAM OR ‘ese §@99 DRY IRON ? Heat Control Reg $14.99 ea LADIES’ WEAR BLOUSES Asstd Sleeveless, 32-38 Reg 1.19 . . c ea Asst, Sanforized, Size 8-18 sm. 1.19 CHECK-LIST OF SAVINGS IN YOUR PURITY PARKING LOT! CHARCOAL BRIQUETS10 ,, 49° Grill-Time, long-lasting DELUXE BROOM =, 99 For garage, patio or house Tydol , 30 weight BOYS’ SHIRTS =u, 99% Short sleeves each $2.99 GARDEN HOSE ¥e"’, 50 Ft. w/brass fittings ICED TEA GLASS = 4,,, 67° Choice of colors 16-oz capacity SWIMMING RINGS *1.49 Large inflatable rings 22" Big Boy Hooded Barbecue Cooking surface of a 24" grill! Full size hood, motor and spit. Crank-type raise-and-lower grill. SAVINGS ON YOUR GARDEN NEEDS! NURSERY PLANTS © Hibiscus © Pyracantha GALLON © Plus many others CAN LOAMITE Coppertene Reg. 14.99 . WEERTILIZER . COVERS 1000 $Q. FT. rei LIGNAPEAT Give your lawn a good Spring mulching! CUBIC FOOT BAG eC ea BEACH BALLS Giant 24” Inflatable Brightly Colored! 17

stn 2 se tt e Page 6..Wednesday, May 23, 1962..THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET & bg de WA wr, & HIGH C..Cecelia Skovaard hits a high note during a renearsal of the original musical play "Never Come, Never Go" by Bill MacSems and Bob Wyckoff. The play is based on the old Narrow Gauge and will be presented the night of the Fourth of July in Nevada City as part of the annual celebration. Composer Bill MacSems is seated at the piano. Cecelia plays the part of CeeCee, a dance hall queen. To Rate Forestry Students ROCKLIN ---Forestry students at Sierra College who work in the timber industry during the summer will be “rated” and checked on in the future. The recommendation was made by the Forestry Advisory Committee which met at the college last week. More field trips by students and instructor Ed WHAT IS Call Dick Lasher TUrner 5-9636 Auburn, California TAXES ARE Bailey were also high onthe recommendation list. The advisory committee which helps guide Sierra's forestry programs, both vocational and transfer: Henry Brannagh, forest supervisor, Tahoe National Forest, Nevada City; Mike Brock, Auburn; Robert Burns, CDF , Nevada county;George Duff, Cal-Ida Lumber, Auburn; Robert Krohn, Fibre Board Co,, Hobart Mills Truckee; Ralph Lessel, Recreational-Range staff, Tahoe Forest, Nevada City; William S. Price, Nevada City; Wendell Robie, Auburn Lumber Co., Auburn; Harvey Striplin, consultant, Cal-Pacific Foresters, Sacramento; Hal Turner, Tahoe National Forest, Nevada City. NECESSAR WITH PLANNING Supervi Ath District ea HIS KNOWLEDGE OF COUNTY GOVERNMENT AND EXPERIENCE Careful and Planned Spending Of Tax Money Is Also Necessary eeELECT SO : LARGE BUDGETS WILL GET YOU THE MOST FOR YOUR TAX DOLLAR [ Hiway Division Calls For Fence Bid MARYSVILLE----The State Division of Highways has advertised for bids for the installation of freeway fencing on US 40 at seven locations between Gold Run in Placer County and Boca in Nevada County. Bids will be opened June 13 with $27, 100 in state highway funds available for the project, according to officials at the Marysville district office. enn ie William Ramsey In Airborne Division FORT CAMPBELL, KY. ---Army Pvt. William F. Ramsey, son of Mr: and Mrs. EverttF. Ramsey, Star Route 771, Grass Valley, Calif. , recently was assigned to the 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell, Ky. A communications specialist in Battery A of the division's completed basic training at Fort Ord. The 20 year-old soldier is a1959 graduate of Nevada Union High School. 1861 Sq. Ft. Living Area . Hardwood Floors ¥%. . Four oversized bedrooms, Formal dining room. . Pullmans, both baths. . Master bath with stall shower. . Shake roof, . Ceiling insulation, . . Door chimes. . Utility room, . Ceramic tile in baths, . Formica in kitchen, . Entry hall, . Large covered porch, . Deluxe fireplace. Rd. Surface Job Done’. NEVADA CITY----Nevada County Road Commissioner : Robert K. Graham has announced that the surfacing of 2.3 miles of Mooney Flat Rd, in the western part of the county has been completed. The work extended north from the junction with Highway 20 at Hillcrest to the Englebright reservoir recreation area, Contractor for the $94,000 job was Baldwin Contracting Co. of Marysville. Tom Heather of Grass Valley wasresident engineer of the county and state. Work started last November but was delayed during the rainy season. Under separate contracts a portion of the grading was finished in 1960 and the Deer Creek bridge was built in 1956--both jobs a part of the stage reconstruction of the route. A part of the Federal-Aid Secondary System, the route is includedinthe state-wide program of improving these important county roads. The project was initiated by the Nevada County board of supervisors, and plans and specifications w ere developed under Graham's directionin cooperation with the State Division of Highways. " Since FAS projects are financed by federal as well'as state andcounty funds, federal law requires that FAS system construction in Nevada County be done by state

contract under the general supervision of the Division of Highways district office in Marysville. Re-elect . ~ CHARLES R. KITTS (Incumbent) Nevada County EQUITABLE..an equal yardstick means fairness for all STRIKE SPECIAL Price Good Until Strike Settled 861 Square Feet Of Living Area AT A PRICE YOU WON'T BELIEVE Only 515,780 On Your ne *35"..And We Do The Rest Craig E. Moore, Manager Our Model Home Across From The Gold Center Club Has Been Newly Refurnished By ads Bonds Newly Landscaped By L & M --265-2167 \ 8'glass sliding door to patio area. . Abundance of forced air heat. . 40 gal. water heater, 10 year guarantee. Built-in oven and range withecolor matched sink and hood. . Choice of elevations with brick or brick planter. Diamond lite windows with shutters as per prints. Insulation. . Double Garage. Ph. 273-4486 Nevada City Grass Valley a Lit® & * PURITY BRINGS YOU AN OLD-TIME FAVORITE! — * LOAD UP YOUR WAGONS! * BARGAINS FOR EVERYONE! SAVINGS ON HOUSEWARES! * TIMELY GARDENING VALUES! Deluxe double tubular arm 5 position a i ee folding chaise with 25x76'ineh pad a "mmm 7 “a aa i . g + s y me. ae, PS.. = eee. TEE . EER.. = “aE DELUXE DOUBLESUMMERTIME —" = TUBULAR ARM fg PATIO SAVINGS! = ~~. SALE AT YOUR Grass Valley Purity Store Only Wed, May 23 Sun, May 27 TV TRAYS King Size, Brass Legs R ea 4 FOLDING Og CHAIRS ea $699 Non-tilt legs, 4x4x6 Webbing Green, Turquoise SUNBEAM STEAM OR ‘ese §@99 DRY IRON ? Heat Control Reg $14.99 ea LADIES’ WEAR BLOUSES Asstd Sleeveless, 32-38 Reg 1.19 . . c ea Asst, Sanforized, Size 8-18 sm. 1.19 CHECK-LIST OF SAVINGS IN YOUR PURITY PARKING LOT! CHARCOAL BRIQUETS10 ,, 49° Grill-Time, long-lasting DELUXE BROOM =, 99 For garage, patio or house Tydol , 30 weight BOYS’ SHIRTS =u, 99% Short sleeves each $2.99 GARDEN HOSE ¥e"’, 50 Ft. w/brass fittings ICED TEA GLASS = 4,,, 67° Choice of colors 16-oz capacity SWIMMING RINGS *1.49 Large inflatable rings 22" Big Boy Hooded Barbecue Cooking surface of a 24" grill! Full size hood, motor and spit. Crank-type raise-and-lower grill. SAVINGS ON YOUR GARDEN NEEDS! NURSERY PLANTS © Hibiscus © Pyracantha GALLON © Plus many others CAN LOAMITE Coppertene Reg. 14.99 . WEERTILIZER . COVERS 1000 $Q. FT. rei LIGNAPEAT Give your lawn a good Spring mulching! CUBIC FOOT BAG eC ea BEACH BALLS Giant 24” Inflatable Brightly Colored! 17