November 10, 1971 (12 pages)

Building The Nevada County: Building ~ and Inspection Department issued the following building permits during the month of October: — ; Randall, residence, Dog Bar Rd., $12,780; Woods, residence, Devonshire’ Downs, $24,475; Martin, residence, Alta Sierfa, $23,365; Mahl, residence, Lake " of the Pines, $16,007; Robinson, residence, Peardale & Colfax, $14,302. Erickson, residence, Lake of the Pines, $21,313; Panza, residence, Jericho, Rd., $25,253; Pingree, residence, Pingree Rd., $17,898; Seiber, modular home, Pine Cone Circle, $13,828; Clark, partial siding, 205 Suzanne Way, $500; Longino, garage, -Murchie Rd., $726; Smith, residence, Hidden Valley Rd., $18,336; Scogland, carport, Spenceville Rd., $792; Cassidy, storage shed, Casci Rd., $300; Hodge, storage shed, Duggan Rd., $300. Liersch, residence, You Bet Rd., $13,132; Gill, residence, Lake of the Pines, $89,552; Bixler, residence, Lake Wildwood, $22,381; Bothello, garage, Anchor Lane, $1,597; Storms, carport, G. V. Mobile Village, $1,069; Hood, garage, Robinson Rd., $950; Allen, storage shed, “Devonshire Circle, $300; Angelini Bros., addition, Railroad Ave., $6,000; Valantine, addition, $25 Lost Hill, $500; Hochanadel, sleeping room with M. H., Garden Bar Rd., $1,929. Belding, residence, Ewy. 49, South, $25,334; Issacson, store and apt., Ewy, 20, Yuba Gap, $24,560; Clifford, residence, Partridge Dr., $16,906; Stringer, . residence, _ Pingree Rd., $15,951; Yun, addition, 205 Thomas Dr., $10,720; Haupert, residence, Lake of the Pines, $15,085, Towle, garage, Highland Dr., $4,851; Woods, storage, Cascade Shores, $660; Hartung, pre-built residence, Pasquale Rd., $12,-864; Howard, change front exterior, 244 Commercial St., $500; Huber, residence, Lake Vera Rd., $15,135; Selvester, barn, Hi Dr., $450; Darr, storage shed, 102 Bettcher Ct., $633; Graham, barn, Greenhorn Rd., $1,122; Jones, fireplace, IdahoMaryland Rd., $2,200; Lupcho, carport, Braemer Park, $1,155. Neuharth,.residence, Oak Dr., $16,387; Eyring, residence, Lake of the Pines., $20,870; Fritch, residence, Alta Sierra, $22,670; Olson, residence, Banner Crest, $22,618; Ault, residence, Alta Sierra, $25,674; Collins, addition, Augustine Rd., $11,920, Hammond, add furnace and furnace room, Braemer Park, $200; Chadima, shed, Off Hwy. 49, No., $1,760; Madsen, modular home, Hollydale Rd., $13,828; Avery, residence, Lime Kiln Rd., $13,715; Lyss, residence Bitney Springs Rd., $7,727; Chamber, add porch, 200 Catherine Lane, $450. Miller, storage shed, Ridge Rd., $500; Suligoy, deck, 2242 Oak Dr., $495; Nielsen, T-hanger bldg., Nevada Co. Airpark, $20,000; McLaughlin, garden tool house, 229 Echo Ridge Dr., $396; Nilles, carport, 1904 Meadow Dr., $924; Seghezzi, storage bldg,, Cedar Ridge, $990; Searle, 950. permits Graham, siding, 317 Boulder St., $1,600; Scott, garage, MeCourtney Rd., $3,590; Rodman, roof over walk, Broad & Pine, $1,000; Chrysler, alteration, Lake Vera Rd,, $643, Stone, _residence, Olympic Heights, $15,648; Wenk, residence, Tahoe Donner, $17,996; Copeland, residence, Deerfield Sub., $23,823; Anderson, residence, PlaVada Woodlands, $11071; Cooley, residence, Lake View Sub., $20,572. Boreal Village, garages, $6,336; Connor, residence, Glenshire, $13,400; Hill, residence, Morraine Rd., $12,864; Riley, remodel, Commercial Row, $1,000; Greenwood, residence, Lakeview Sub., $18,904; Bennett, residence, So, Side Highlands, $23,200. Otsea, residence, So. Side Highlands, $15,271; Stennett, garage, Waltz Tract, $1,900; Eitzen, residence, Weeks Tract, $16,627; Rose, residence, Sierra Meadows, $16,457; Burns, residence, PlaVada Woodlands, $19,020; Little, residence, So. Side Highlands, $22,328; Lehner, garage, Gateway Park, $1,452. Redmond, pier, So. Shore Tract, $1,250; Sellfield, residence, Glenshire #3, $19,221; ‘LaBarge, residence, Donner Woods, $21,110; Gomes, pier & retaining wall, So. Side Highlands, $1,000; Boyes & Brougham, Lakeview Sub., $8,000; Quintana Const, Co., storage shed, East River St., $13,200. Jayceette PamGranados is head Pam Granados is the new president of the Grass Valley Jayceettes. Other 1971-72 officers elected are Donna Chorey, vice pres-ideat; Sandy Klasgas, secretary If money will help, ask us! The Nevada County Nugget. Wednesday, November 10, 1971 3 Jr Miss Pageant plans under way Plans are being made for the Grass Valley Jaycees' sixth annual Junior Miss Pageant, For the girls who participate there is an opportunity to win part of $500 in scholarships being offered, the opportunity to gain the state finals and the chance to go on and be chosen the nation's "First Lady of Youth." The Grass Valley Junior Miss ageant is a program to recog-, nize, reward and encourage ¢x-' cellence in our young people, Pageants are held in 1,425 communities across the country. The idea behind the pageant is to honor the ideal high school girls. The winners are sent to state competition. State Junior Miss winners advance to the national finals which are held in Mobile, Alabama, The sixth annual Grass Valley Pageant will be held on Saturday, Dec. 11, at the Lyman Gilmore School, ; This pageant is not a beauty contest. It emphasizes the positive and stresses the overall growth and development of the girl. Judging is in the following categories: personality, intelligence, participation in worthwhile activities, creativity, talent and general appearance. The girl who enters _thepageant will receive a wealth of experience, The experience is a dream in reality. She will make new friends, have busy rehearand 211i: Ilster, treasurer. The new directors are Jan Brandon and Kathy Sady. New officers were installed . at the Nov, i meeting, Winter sports, anyone? ee tS form before alarge audience and and not be 19 years old by April iain cape es: sals, judge's interviews, permaintain a good grade average have the opportunity to go on of next year. : to greater heights. Entry blanks will be left in To enter the pageant a girl the office at Nevada Union and at must be a senior at Nevada the counter at The Union inGrass Union High School She must Valley. HENRY BUILT THEM TO LAST. o, He set the pace for the industry which really changed the ‘Way of Life” for millions! LET US CHANGE YOUR WAY OF LIFE WITH A BRAND NEW '72 Grass Valley Ford Where you are a stranger but once” 846 S. Auburn St. Phone 273-3326 Motaen Lops BaNx GRASS VALLEY e¢ NEVADA CITY PLACERVILLE « SONORA « FOLSOM ROSEVILLE ¢ TWAIN HARTE ¢ ALTAVILLE MEMBER F.D.I.C. O'

Building The Nevada County: Building ~ and Inspection Department issued the following building permits during the month of October: — ; Randall, residence, Dog Bar Rd., $12,780; Woods, residence, Devonshire’ Downs, $24,475; Martin, residence, Alta Sierfa, $23,365; Mahl, residence, Lake " of the Pines, $16,007; Robinson, residence, Peardale & Colfax, $14,302. Erickson, residence, Lake of the Pines, $21,313; Panza, residence, Jericho, Rd., $25,253; Pingree, residence, Pingree Rd., $17,898; Seiber, modular home, Pine Cone Circle, $13,828; Clark, partial siding, 205 Suzanne Way, $500; Longino, garage, -Murchie Rd., $726; Smith, residence, Hidden Valley Rd., $18,336; Scogland, carport, Spenceville Rd., $792; Cassidy, storage shed, Casci Rd., $300; Hodge, storage shed, Duggan Rd., $300. Liersch, residence, You Bet Rd., $13,132; Gill, residence, Lake of the Pines, $89,552; Bixler, residence, Lake Wildwood, $22,381; Bothello, garage, Anchor Lane, $1,597; Storms, carport, G. V. Mobile Village, $1,069; Hood, garage, Robinson Rd., $950; Allen, storage shed, “Devonshire Circle, $300; Angelini Bros., addition, Railroad Ave., $6,000; Valantine, addition, $25 Lost Hill, $500; Hochanadel, sleeping room with M. H., Garden Bar Rd., $1,929. Belding, residence, Ewy. 49, South, $25,334; Issacson, store and apt., Ewy, 20, Yuba Gap, $24,560; Clifford, residence, Partridge Dr., $16,906; Stringer, . residence, _ Pingree Rd., $15,951; Yun, addition, 205 Thomas Dr., $10,720; Haupert, residence, Lake of the Pines, $15,085, Towle, garage, Highland Dr., $4,851; Woods, storage, Cascade Shores, $660; Hartung, pre-built residence, Pasquale Rd., $12,-864; Howard, change front exterior, 244 Commercial St., $500; Huber, residence, Lake Vera Rd., $15,135; Selvester, barn, Hi Dr., $450; Darr, storage shed, 102 Bettcher Ct., $633; Graham, barn, Greenhorn Rd., $1,122; Jones, fireplace, IdahoMaryland Rd., $2,200; Lupcho, carport, Braemer Park, $1,155. Neuharth,.residence, Oak Dr., $16,387; Eyring, residence, Lake of the Pines., $20,870; Fritch, residence, Alta Sierra, $22,670; Olson, residence, Banner Crest, $22,618; Ault, residence, Alta Sierra, $25,674; Collins, addition, Augustine Rd., $11,920, Hammond, add furnace and furnace room, Braemer Park, $200; Chadima, shed, Off Hwy. 49, No., $1,760; Madsen, modular home, Hollydale Rd., $13,828; Avery, residence, Lime Kiln Rd., $13,715; Lyss, residence Bitney Springs Rd., $7,727; Chamber, add porch, 200 Catherine Lane, $450. Miller, storage shed, Ridge Rd., $500; Suligoy, deck, 2242 Oak Dr., $495; Nielsen, T-hanger bldg., Nevada Co. Airpark, $20,000; McLaughlin, garden tool house, 229 Echo Ridge Dr., $396; Nilles, carport, 1904 Meadow Dr., $924; Seghezzi, storage bldg,, Cedar Ridge, $990; Searle, 950. permits Graham, siding, 317 Boulder St., $1,600; Scott, garage, MeCourtney Rd., $3,590; Rodman, roof over walk, Broad & Pine, $1,000; Chrysler, alteration, Lake Vera Rd,, $643, Stone, _residence, Olympic Heights, $15,648; Wenk, residence, Tahoe Donner, $17,996; Copeland, residence, Deerfield Sub., $23,823; Anderson, residence, PlaVada Woodlands, $11071; Cooley, residence, Lake View Sub., $20,572. Boreal Village, garages, $6,336; Connor, residence, Glenshire, $13,400; Hill, residence, Morraine Rd., $12,864; Riley, remodel, Commercial Row, $1,000; Greenwood, residence, Lakeview Sub., $18,904; Bennett, residence, So, Side Highlands, $23,200.

Otsea, residence, So. Side Highlands, $15,271; Stennett, garage, Waltz Tract, $1,900; Eitzen, residence, Weeks Tract, $16,627; Rose, residence, Sierra Meadows, $16,457; Burns, residence, PlaVada Woodlands, $19,020; Little, residence, So. Side Highlands, $22,328; Lehner, garage, Gateway Park, $1,452. Redmond, pier, So. Shore Tract, $1,250; Sellfield, residence, Glenshire #3, $19,221; ‘LaBarge, residence, Donner Woods, $21,110; Gomes, pier & retaining wall, So. Side Highlands, $1,000; Boyes & Brougham, Lakeview Sub., $8,000; Quintana Const, Co., storage shed, East River St., $13,200. Jayceette PamGranados is head Pam Granados is the new president of the Grass Valley Jayceettes. Other 1971-72 officers elected are Donna Chorey, vice pres-ideat; Sandy Klasgas, secretary If money will help, ask us! The Nevada County Nugget. Wednesday, November 10, 1971 3 Jr Miss Pageant plans under way Plans are being made for the Grass Valley Jaycees' sixth annual Junior Miss Pageant, For the girls who participate there is an opportunity to win part of $500 in scholarships being offered, the opportunity to gain the state finals and the chance to go on and be chosen the nation's "First Lady of Youth." The Grass Valley Junior Miss ageant is a program to recog-, nize, reward and encourage ¢x-' cellence in our young people, Pageants are held in 1,425 communities across the country. The idea behind the pageant is to honor the ideal high school girls. The winners are sent to state competition. State Junior Miss winners advance to the national finals which are held in Mobile, Alabama, The sixth annual Grass Valley Pageant will be held on Saturday, Dec. 11, at the Lyman Gilmore School, ; This pageant is not a beauty contest. It emphasizes the positive and stresses the overall growth and development of the girl. Judging is in the following categories: personality, intelligence, participation in worthwhile activities, creativity, talent and general appearance. The girl who enters _thepageant will receive a wealth of experience, The experience is a dream in reality. She will make new friends, have busy rehearand 211i: Ilster, treasurer. The new directors are Jan Brandon and Kathy Sady. New officers were installed . at the Nov, i meeting, Winter sports, anyone? ee tS form before alarge audience and and not be 19 years old by April iain cape es: sals, judge's interviews, permaintain a good grade average have the opportunity to go on of next year. : to greater heights. Entry blanks will be left in To enter the pageant a girl the office at Nevada Union and at must be a senior at Nevada the counter at The Union inGrass Union High School She must Valley. HENRY BUILT THEM TO LAST.. o, He set the pace for the industry which really changed the ‘Way of Life” for millions! LET US CHANGE YOUR WAY OF LIFE WITH A BRAND NEW '72 Grass Valley Ford Where you are a stranger but once” 846 S. Auburn St. Phone 273-3326 Motaen Lops BaNx GRASS VALLEY e¢ NEVADA CITY PLACERVILLE « SONORA « FOLSOM ROSEVILLE ¢ TWAIN HARTE ¢ ALTAVILLE MEMBER F.D.I.C. O'