November 13, 1968 (12 pages)

4 The Nevada County Nugget November 13, 1968 LaBarr Meadows roller rink has new owners La Barr Meadows Roller Rink popular recreation center for both young and old, isnow owned by Glen and Lucy Sanders of Grass Valley and managed by Harry and Erma Peart of Nevada City. Erma is_ half of the former "Keller Sisters", well known for their precision figure skating and appeared in the largest rinks while on tour of the U, S. Her father owned rinks in California and Oregon, Harry has been associated with two of the largest rinks in Southern California. Oldest daughter, Laurita, was the world's youngest skater when she was 15 months oldher skates and picture are On exhibit at the rink, Youngest daughter, Darlene, is in charge of the snack bar and son, Rodney, is in the armed forces stationed at Fort Bliss, Texas. Instructions are free and beginners are encouraged and instructed at all times, Classes in skate dancing are scheduled to begin in November free to all who wish to attend and learn the finer art of dancing on wheels. "Roller skating is a healthful sport, it firms the muscles and is an aid to reducing, also, gives the skater the feeling of the joy of accomplishment," the Pearts said. "The La Barr Meadows Roller Rink is a place you can be proud of clean, well managed, and does not tolerate those who cannot be ladies and gentlemen at all times." "Improvements and changes will be made as time and money permit, RK BEER ON SEA ‘ In the 17th century, every sailing ship crossing the Atlan-tic carried casks of beer for the long voyage as the water supply became unsafe for drinking. Sterilized beer did not become contaminated and supplied the necessary liquid for the length of the voyage. _BUSINESS _ BILLBOARD SEAFOODS AND CHICKEN —>§erved til 2 am THURS.-FRI.-SAT. FROM 4 P.M. } 2CI0B Crazy Horse NEVADA CITY, CALIF. ioneer Antiques SHOPKEEPERS RICHARD & SHIRLEY WILLEY 313 Broad Street NEVADA CITY — 265-4841 (Formerly Sven Skaar's Shop) BOWLING @ BILLIARDS 4 At The Ny Jolly Roger Lanes ; Grass Valles, Calif. THE_GIPSON'S 273-2561 LITTLE OLD BAKE SHOP 429 E. RIDGE RO. COLLECTORS EMPORIUM ANTIQUES Richard & Shirley Willey Shopkeepers 232 Commercial St. Nevada City, 265-2116 GRASSVALLEY, CALIF. REAL ESTATE There’s a home in your future with ROD sy 273-8473 201 Maia ST St. 6.V. Club Crazy Horse NEVADA CITY, CALIF. $ WASHINGTON HOTEL ROOMS—COCKTAILS Breakfast—Lunch—Dinner COCKTANS ag ig LIVE RAGTIME JAZZ — Len Gilbert FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 111 W. MAIN P.O. BOX 1034 GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. 95945 PH. 273-6166 Washington, Calif. JEWSLAY Regelsioe. comm. EB. . DALPEZ 310 Broad bt, Nevada Ci EP 808 LONG INSURANCE 707 NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA PHONE 273-2038 Representing The Travelers Ins. Companies Smokey’s GULF STATION At the Plaza, N.C. For Big Results Call A. SMALL JAMITORIAL SERVICE Weman’s J jal Service mss ae WATER PROBLEMS Call 273-4493 . Pumps—Filters Pipe—Fittings GEO. A. KING & SON Bright sun, autumn winds, mean perfect sailing on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Seasons mean little to sailing enthusiasts on “America’s Riviera” as colorful sailboats dot the Gulf waters practically the year round. Golf, sunning, sightseeing are also popular pastimes during the Fall. The Mississippi Gulf Coast is fast becoming one of the South’s most popular gathering places for folks who are looking for fun, relaxation during the Fall. Special rates and golf packages are offered by most hotels and motels during this season which adds to the appeal. All accommodations operate complete service the year round. A 28-mile-long beach provides an ideal setting for the many luxury hotels, motels, restaurants, semitropical gardens and historic sights which stretch the length of this exciting seashore resort. Japanese food festival set The Yuba Sutter Fairgrounds in Yuba City will be the site of the Japanese Food Festival Saturday, November 23 from 3 to 8 p.m. The public is cordially invited to try such delicacies as Tempura, Chicken Teriyaki, Char sui, Udon, Moch, and Sushi, all Japanese dishes. Also on the menu will be pastries, hot dogs, tacos, and other foods. All dishes can be purchased separately and take out orders will be filled. There will be games for children and door prizes every hour. L_ _. Simplicity . The New BERGEMANN & SON Funeral Chapel ready to serve you day or night call 265-2421 Bost Ave. off Lower Grass Valley Rd. Nevada City Music na Au Go Go go go generations . . . from grandparents to microboppers. Make this Christmas a moving one with cassettes and cassette player/ recorders for music on the go. These micromusic packages the music of your choice on a dreamy walk or hay ride, to tote along on a motorbike or take to the beach. Cassettes, plastic cases about the size of a cigaret pack and half as thick, hold up to 120 minutes of sound, half on each side. And they offer stereo listening for all tastes, from classics to comedy, rock to pop. For teenagers, new micro cassettes hold four to six selections of the hottest popular music, play up to six minutes a side, and cost less than $2.00. You don’t have to handle tape with a cassette; there’s no-record—to—scrateh.Simply push the tiny case into a slot in the machine, press a button and there’s music. Versatile cassette tapes can be wound back and forth at high speed to find favorite are just the right size to carry selections, a feature that also makes it possible to record voice or music. Monaural, playback-only units like Ampex’s Micro 1, decks that plug into hi. fi systems, and even full recording stereo systems give battery-powered portability or decorator-styled convenience for the music minded. Prices begin at less than $30. Since Ampex helped to bring quality sound into the home in the 1940s with the first recorders for mastering high fidelity phonograph records, tape recorders have become more convenient to use, more compact and cheaper. Cassettes and cassette recorder/ players are the now answer for music on the move for today’s go go people. Raising Fun “A Ses ‘ean. "i CLUBS AND GROUPS ARE THE THING TO OF HELPING OTHERS. Your Help Counts Most YOUNG PEOPLE CONCERNED ABOUT THE POOR AND NEEDY OF THIS WORLD FIND FUND-RAISING FOR CARE THE ANSWER. INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES CONTRIBUTE. BUSINESS FIRMS LEND A HAND. AND NOW YOUNG PEOPLE FIND CARE PROMOTIONS SALES, DANCES, BENEFITS — IDEAS THAT PAY OFF IN FUN, EXPERIENCE, AND THE REWARDS ds for CARE HAVE CARE PROJECTS. DO — PARTIES, FAIRS,

4 The Nevada County Nugget November 13, 1968 LaBarr Meadows roller rink has new owners La Barr Meadows Roller Rink popular recreation center for both young and old, isnow owned by Glen and Lucy Sanders of Grass Valley and managed by Harry and Erma Peart of Nevada City. Erma is_ half of the former "Keller Sisters", well known for their precision figure skating and appeared in the largest rinks while on tour of the U, S. Her father owned rinks in California and Oregon, Harry has been associated with two of the largest rinks in Southern California. Oldest daughter, Laurita, was the world's youngest skater when she was 15 months oldher skates and picture are On exhibit at the rink, Youngest daughter, Darlene, is in charge of the snack bar and son, Rodney, is in the armed forces stationed at Fort Bliss, Texas. Instructions are free and beginners are encouraged and instructed at all times, Classes in skate dancing are scheduled to begin in November free to all who wish to attend and learn the finer art of dancing on wheels. "Roller skating is a healthful sport, it firms the muscles and is an aid to reducing, also, gives the skater the feeling of the joy of accomplishment," the Pearts said. "The La Barr Meadows Roller Rink is a place you can be proud of clean, well managed, and does not tolerate those who cannot be ladies and gentlemen at all times." "Improvements and changes will be made as time and money permit, RK BEER ON SEA ‘ In the 17th century, every sailing ship crossing the Atlan-tic carried casks of beer for the long voyage as the water supply became unsafe for drinking. Sterilized beer did not become contaminated and supplied the necessary liquid for the length of the voyage. _BUSINESS _ BILLBOARD SEAFOODS AND CHICKEN —>§erved til 2 am THURS.-FRI.-SAT. FROM 4 P.M. } 2CI0B Crazy Horse NEVADA CITY, CALIF. ioneer Antiques SHOPKEEPERS RICHARD & SHIRLEY WILLEY 313 Broad Street NEVADA CITY — 265-4841 (Formerly Sven Skaar's Shop) BOWLING @ BILLIARDS 4 At The Ny Jolly Roger Lanes ; Grass Valles, Calif. THE_GIPSON'S 273-2561 LITTLE OLD BAKE SHOP 429 E. RIDGE RO. COLLECTORS EMPORIUM ANTIQUES Richard & Shirley Willey Shopkeepers 232 Commercial St. Nevada City, 265-2116 GRASSVALLEY, CALIF. REAL ESTATE There’s a home in your future with ROD sy 273-8473 201 Maia ST St. 6.V. Club Crazy Horse NEVADA CITY, CALIF. $ WASHINGTON HOTEL ROOMS—COCKTAILS Breakfast—Lunch—Dinner COCKTANS ag ig LIVE RAGTIME JAZZ — Len Gilbert FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 111 W. MAIN P.O. BOX 1034 GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. 95945 PH. 273-6166 Washington, Calif. JEWSLAY Regelsioe. comm. EB. . DALPEZ 310 Broad bt, Nevada Ci EP 808 LONG INSURANCE 707 NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA PHONE 273-2038 Representing The Travelers Ins. Companies Smokey’s GULF STATION At the Plaza, N.C. For Big Results Call A. SMALL JAMITORIAL SERVICE Weman’s J jal Service mss ae WATER PROBLEMS Call 273-4493 . Pumps—Filters Pipe—Fittings GEO. A. KING & SON Bright sun, autumn winds, mean perfect sailing on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

Seasons mean little to sailing enthusiasts on “America’s Riviera” as colorful sailboats dot the Gulf waters practically the year round. Golf, sunning, sightseeing are also popular pastimes during the Fall. The Mississippi Gulf Coast is fast becoming one of the South’s most popular gathering places for folks who are looking for fun, relaxation during the Fall. Special rates and golf packages are offered by most hotels and motels during this season which adds to the appeal. All accommodations operate complete service the year round. A 28-mile-long beach provides an ideal setting for the many luxury hotels, motels, restaurants, semitropical gardens and historic sights which stretch the length of this exciting seashore resort. Japanese food festival set The Yuba Sutter Fairgrounds in Yuba City will be the site of the Japanese Food Festival Saturday, November 23 from 3 to 8 p.m. The public is cordially invited to try such delicacies as Tempura, Chicken Teriyaki, Char sui, Udon, Moch, and Sushi, all Japanese dishes. Also on the menu will be pastries, hot dogs, tacos, and other foods. All dishes can be purchased separately and take out orders will be filled. There will be games for children and door prizes every hour. L_ _. Simplicity .. The New BERGEMANN & SON Funeral Chapel ready to serve you day or night call 265-2421 Bost Ave. off Lower Grass Valley Rd. Nevada City Music na Au Go Go go go generations . . . from grandparents to microboppers. Make this Christmas a moving one with cassettes and cassette player/ recorders for music on the go. These micromusic packages the music of your choice on a dreamy walk or hay ride, to tote along on a motorbike or take to the beach. Cassettes, plastic cases about the size of a cigaret pack and half as thick, hold up to 120 minutes of sound, half on each side. And they offer stereo listening for all tastes, from classics to comedy, rock to pop. For teenagers, new micro cassettes hold four to six selections of the hottest popular music, play up to six minutes a side, and cost less than $2.00. You don’t have to handle tape with a cassette; there’s no-record—to—scrateh.Simply push the tiny case into a slot in the machine, press a button and there’s music. Versatile cassette tapes can be wound back and forth at high speed to find favorite are just the right size to carry selections, a feature that also makes it possible to record voice or music. Monaural, playback-only units like Ampex’s Micro 1, decks that plug into hi. fi systems, and even full recording stereo systems give battery-powered portability or decorator-styled convenience for the music minded. Prices begin at less than $30. Since Ampex helped to bring quality sound into the home in the 1940s with the first recorders for mastering high fidelity phonograph records, tape recorders have become more convenient to use, more compact and cheaper. Cassettes and cassette recorder/ players are the now answer for music on the move for today’s go go people. Raising Fun “A Ses ‘ean. "i CLUBS AND GROUPS ARE THE THING TO OF HELPING OTHERS. Your Help Counts Most YOUNG PEOPLE CONCERNED ABOUT THE POOR AND NEEDY OF THIS WORLD FIND FUND-RAISING FOR CARE THE ANSWER. INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES CONTRIBUTE. BUSINESS FIRMS LEND A HAND. AND NOW YOUNG PEOPLE FIND CARE PROMOTIONS SALES, DANCES, BENEFITS — IDEAS THAT PAY OFF IN FUN, EXPERIENCE, AND THE REWARDS ds for CARE HAVE CARE PROJECTS. DO — PARTIES, FAIRS,