May 4, 1960 (10 pages)

ty Gapartavent celebtated its 100th Anniversary this week, _ we present.a few pictures suggesting its colorful past, generously loaned by Mrs. Herb Hallett of Nevada City, whose — grandfather, father, husband and son have served as chiefs of Engine Co. No. 2. Her grandfather, Frank Eilerman; her husband, Herb Hallett, and son William ‘may be found in the pictures on this page. Lier airait ys NEVADA HOSE CO. NO. 1 FIREHOUSE, which now houses the Nevada County Historical Society museum, was built in 1861, onlya year after the Pennsylvania firehouse. 4-H Boys Win At Cow Palace steers to the Junior Grand National Livestock Exposition and sold both at the show. David’s polled Hereford steer, raised on the , FRANK EILERMAN, FIRE CHIEF 1877-78 and 1885-86. good was this animal that in a. calf it was brought back home for local use. Part of it will be used for. the F.F.A. convention to be held in May. * Both boys, outstanding 4-H members, came home He won this scramble, . David won one of the 14 Livestock Beef Merit Awards given to 4-Hers statewide. The cash award goes toward the purchase Two Nevada County 4-H -boys have just returned . from the Cow Palace in San . Francisco better for their . efforts. They “are David Casper of Banner 4-H Club } and Walter White of Penn Casper ranch, weighed in at 1,080 pounds and graded with extra awards. Walter White is wearing his in the form of blue jeans with of a quality steer which he will raise and bring to the 1961 Junior Grand National Valley Club. out a tender-juicy prime. So Both boys spent long hours before breakfast and after sundown feeding and grooming their high quality Hereford steers, Walter White took two some jingle in the pockets. Livestock Show. ’ % gift suggestions for Mother DRESSES COATS PLAY CLOTHES SWEATERS MILLINNERY GLOVES LINGERIE SEE US FOR YOUR INSULATION AND ROOF PROBLEMS We Carry a COMPLETE SUPPLY BAGS SEVVELRY HOSIERY ‘Builders and Consumers. Lumber Co. G. V.-N. C. Highway At Glenbrcok . Phones: GV 1050 NC 1199] 106 N. Pine St. MOTHER'S DAY\Don Brown Ph. NC 318 In German Exercise Army Pfc. Donald L. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leuis H. Brown, Route 2, Grass Valley, recently participated with other personnel from the 4th Armored Division in Exercise Jeeper, a command post exercise in Germany. The training was designed to determine the combat effectiveness of units employing wheeled vehicles in reconnaissance missions. Brown, an assistant squad leader in Headquarters Company of the division's 54th Infantry in Heilbronn, entered the Army in December, 1958, completed basic training at Fort Hood, Texas, and arrived overseas THE FIRST FIREHOUSE BUILT IN NEVADA CITY was Pennsylvania Engine Co. No. 2, still standing on Broad Street. The cornerstone was laid in October of 1860. This picture, taken for the year 189596, depicts the following officers: FrontRow: Lto R. Richard A. Eddy, J.]z J. Hanley, Chief Robert Snell. Center Row:.L to R. Mark Shaeffer, George Bond, Dwight Rolfe, Charles Grimes, Nick Sandow, Al Huson, James H. Hutchison, Dick Tremaine, E. W. Schmidt, Will Sigourney, Ed. J. Baker. Last Row: L to R. Al Snell, Fred Eilerman, Jim Gray, Tom Carr, Wm. Scott. See The Dinah Shore Chevy Show in color Seotevs NBC-TV —the Pat Boone Chevy Showroom weekly, A wrens Air Conditioning —temperatures made to order —for all-weather comfort. Get a demonstration! my ge . MULLIN PERT Eria retrrey ie i . i Li i } pyeueupeeeeusyel i . ltl . i] . i . . . . . seoeesenrensnupaseceraeaneenersseneeresnnsasnenennsempenrenrieunennecenreeceenrenr jsend Flowers By Wire. . Anywhere In The U.S. Flowers for All Occasions bs evada City Host last May. Charles A. Lindbergh ind The 25-year-old soldier isjaugurated air mail servi “< a 1952 graduate of Grass. petween Miami and Havan Valley High School. in April, 1930. NADINE GUSTAFSON, Pros, snl . UAHA 230 COMMERCIAL ST. ) prone 116 NEVADA CITY ++ teats NA ‘tae Gets MORE Business At LESS Cost! Reach YOUR potential customers easily and at low cost with direct mail advertising that SELLS. We help you plan it, write it, we print it and mail it for you. We'll be glad to show you samples and tell you some “success stories". Impala 2-Door Sport Coupe Why, look beyond America’s first-choice car for the things you want? They're the things that are making Chevy 60’s hottest seller! You’re up in a higher price bracket before you find a car with Body by Fisher, or one that rides : as quietly and comfortably as Chevy with its Full Coil cushioning. , Choose your ’60 Chevrolet—any one of 18. Load up that vacation-sized trunk and take off in the year’s sweetest traveler. Find out what it’s like to be completely satisfied and have money left over. * Direct Mail Advertising © Office Printing bd Letterpress Printing © Offset Printing Call Grass Valley or Meveda City 126 Nugget Printers Save—right now—during the Spring Fever Seling Spree at your local authorized Cheorolet dealer's tee wees = _ HARTMAN ( "B14 MAIN STREET

ty Gapartavent celebtated its 100th Anniversary this week, _ we present.a few pictures suggesting its colorful past, generously loaned by Mrs. Herb Hallett of Nevada City, whose — grandfather, father, husband and son have served as chiefs of Engine Co. No. 2. Her grandfather, Frank Eilerman; her husband, Herb Hallett, and son William ‘may be found in the pictures on this page. Lier airait ys NEVADA HOSE CO. NO. 1 FIREHOUSE, which now houses the Nevada County Historical Society museum, was built in 1861, onlya year after the Pennsylvania firehouse. 4-H Boys Win At Cow Palace steers to the Junior Grand National Livestock Exposition and sold both at the show. David’s polled Hereford steer, raised on the , FRANK EILERMAN, FIRE CHIEF 1877-78 and 1885-86. good was this animal that in a. calf it was brought back home for local use. Part of it will be used for. the F.F.A. convention to be held in May. * Both boys, outstanding 4-H members, came home He won this scramble, . David won one of the 14 Livestock Beef Merit Awards given to 4-Hers statewide. The cash award goes toward the purchase Two Nevada County 4-H -boys have just returned . from the Cow Palace in San . Francisco better for their . efforts. They “are David Casper of Banner 4-H Club } and Walter White of Penn Casper ranch, weighed in at 1,080 pounds and graded with extra awards. Walter White is wearing his in the form of blue jeans with of a quality steer which he will raise and bring to the 1961 Junior Grand National Valley Club. out a tender-juicy prime. So Both boys spent long hours before breakfast and after sundown feeding and grooming their high quality Hereford steers, Walter White took two some jingle in the pockets. Livestock Show. ’ % gift suggestions for Mother DRESSES COATS PLAY CLOTHES SWEATERS MILLINNERY GLOVES LINGERIE SEE US FOR YOUR INSULATION AND ROOF PROBLEMS We Carry a COMPLETE SUPPLY BAGS SEVVELRY HOSIERY ‘Builders and Consumers. Lumber Co. G. V.-N. C. Highway At Glenbrcok . Phones: GV 1050 NC 1199] 106 N. Pine St. MOTHER'S DAY\Don Brown Ph. NC 318 In German Exercise Army Pfc. Donald L.

Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leuis H. Brown, Route 2, Grass Valley, recently participated with other personnel from the 4th Armored Division in Exercise Jeeper, a command post exercise in Germany. The training was designed to determine the combat effectiveness of units employing wheeled vehicles in reconnaissance missions. Brown, an assistant squad leader in Headquarters Company of the division's 54th Infantry in Heilbronn, entered the Army in December, 1958, completed basic training at Fort Hood, Texas, and arrived overseas THE FIRST FIREHOUSE BUILT IN NEVADA CITY was Pennsylvania Engine Co. No. 2, still standing on Broad Street. The cornerstone was laid in October of 1860. This picture, taken for the year 189596, depicts the following officers: FrontRow: Lto R. Richard A. Eddy, J.]z J. Hanley, Chief Robert Snell. Center Row:.L to R. Mark Shaeffer, George Bond, Dwight Rolfe, Charles Grimes, Nick Sandow, Al Huson, James H. Hutchison, Dick Tremaine, E. W. Schmidt, Will Sigourney, Ed. J. Baker. Last Row: L to R. Al Snell, Fred Eilerman, Jim Gray, Tom Carr, Wm. Scott. See The Dinah Shore Chevy Show in color Seotevs NBC-TV —the Pat Boone Chevy Showroom weekly, A wrens Air Conditioning —temperatures made to order —for all-weather comfort. Get a demonstration! my ge . MULLIN PERT Eria retrrey ie i . i Li i } pyeueupeeeeusyel i . ltl . i] . i . . . . . seoeesenrensnupaseceraeaneenersseneeresnnsasnenennsempenrenrieunennecenreeceenrenr jsend Flowers By Wire. . Anywhere In The U.S. Flowers for All Occasions bs evada City Host last May. Charles A. Lindbergh ind The 25-year-old soldier isjaugurated air mail servi “< a 1952 graduate of Grass. petween Miami and Havan Valley High School. in April, 1930. NADINE GUSTAFSON, Pros, snl . UAHA 230 COMMERCIAL ST. ) prone 116 NEVADA CITY ++ teats NA ‘tae Gets MORE Business At LESS Cost! Reach YOUR potential customers easily and at low cost with direct mail advertising that SELLS. We help you plan it, write it, we print it and mail it for you. We'll be glad to show you samples and tell you some “success stories". Impala 2-Door Sport Coupe Why, look beyond America’s first-choice car for the things you want? They're the things that are making Chevy 60’s hottest seller! You’re up in a higher price bracket before you find a car with Body by Fisher, or one that rides : as quietly and comfortably as Chevy with its Full Coil cushioning. , Choose your ’60 Chevrolet—any one of 18. Load up that vacation-sized trunk and take off in the year’s sweetest traveler. Find out what it’s like to be completely satisfied and have money left over. * Direct Mail Advertising © Office Printing bd Letterpress Printing © Offset Printing Call Grass Valley or Meveda City 126 Nugget Printers Save—right now—during the Spring Fever Seling Spree at your local authorized Cheorolet dealer's tee wees = _ HARTMAN ( "B14 MAIN STREET