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Collection: Newspapers > Nevada County Nugget

May 31, 1967 (32 pages)

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BN un ge le Re ee Op ed rth Se RON Ne er Rl ee gs Hee @ the Advertiser.. May 31, 1967 Forty-eight Nevada County 4-H members and leaders saw the old and the new in power generating equipment at the Pacific Gas and Electric Company’s Drum Hydro-Electric plant on the Bear River near Alta, After touring the plant, the 4-Hers were shown a movie on the 4 H T different ways electricity is generated and used, ia our Members attending were from the Alta-Oaks-Sunset, Banner, Chicago Park, Kentucky Flat, Meadowlarks, Penn Valley, and Woodchuckers 4-H Clubs, Accompanying the members were 4-H leaders Robert Engblom, Robert Butler, Norman Thompson, Bob and Pam Lester, Bill Somers, Al Sears, Dan Bertoncini and Farm Advisor Les McCabe, Gary Raine, P,G, & E, commercial sales representative made the arrangements and was host on the tour, Gary is also the 4-H electrical leader trainer for Nevada and Placer Counties, Nevada County 4-H'ers pose following a tour of the Drum HydroElectric plants. Tour host, Gary Raine, P.G, & E, commercial sales representative, is standing on the left, Innér Workings of the Drum No, 2 plant are explained tothe 4-H members, a) 4 HAND-MADE in our shop GOLD NUGGET \ and QUARTZ JEWE LRY YOU KNOW ? aia game is always wel‘“‘Handy for travel are all the on By Mary 'e Custom Made 4 miniature games that now for you, if desired ou Can Buy the All new come in pocket-sized plastic . 1967 boxes,” according to editorial director H. M. Benstead, Jr., of coe Whitman Publishing Company Watch Repairmg ‘ 6 x C P. CKU p ' of Racine, Wisconsin, nation’s ° ted oie &e largest producers of children’s Diamonds Remoun games. Among the items are a 2 for i checker set, a bingo game, a the same price as ring toss game. For home use there are many the so called low price 2 other colorful new choices. The counters of local variety, drug, Let us show you how at Y discount and department stores 5 ' have a budget-priced array Young braves can whoop and Oe : : i h. 273-3039 HOCKETT .) hunt while squatting on the : ‘ a : 124 Mill St. P floor to play Little Chief, It’s a Gary Raine (second left) P.G, & E., explains a point to Bob Your. Grass Valley Your Local G,M, C,: Dealer boxed spinner set with headLester (right) Kentucky Flat 4-H leader and two interested 4-Hers, bands to hold the paper animals captured. To lure young fishermen, there is a game called Lucky Catch. Preschoolers will like a Mother Goose game with all its wellknown characters. Little girls will feel at home with What’s Cooking,a boxed game in which miniature foods are assembled for a meal. Children can add to their : game skills with a new activity sar set such as Superman Flying Bingo. Tossing Superman pieces into a plastic tray of 25 2 compartments, the first child ain& AuburnG, V. 8 tens . 21336 36S de; to complete a row horizontally, vertically or diagonally wins. And there is Tiddly Winks to occupy players of any age. Each @ f F player hops a wink towards a Gifts For . Psygra ise The Graduate — > one. The child with more winks closer to the cup wins. One sure way to be a popular guest — or host — is to provide a game. a Hi a The children’s circle around A “19 ol Shir ts Sweater $ yo Ga Ue 6 charmed tae. Outside facilities are looked over by the 4-H group. { 2 “Jewelry = "Wallets . . "Travel Kits "Toiletries "Neckwear "Socks THE BEST MOVE ive A Bennett teel Gift Ord OreGive ennetts & Steel Gift Order YOU EVER MADE 20 YEARS . ! : Seunctie & Steet em . . Ma tunigten . ___11_ MILL ST. G.Y. FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 273-2206 . sno Sareea eee