November 23, 1960 (8 pages)

THANKSGIVING Granite, Neth saa, joe neces Gir, Geass Valley, Red Dog. You Bet, Town Talk, Glenbrook, Little York, Cherokee, Mooney Plat, Sweétland, Alpha, Omega, French Corral, Rough and Ready, itevi Humbug, Relief Hill; i Blue T: Cedar Ridge, Uni ill, Peardale, Summit City, Wallou: Lime Kiln, Chicago Park, Wolf, Christmas Hill, Liberty Hill, Sailor Flat, Lake Sebastopol, Brandy Flat, Quaker Hill, <9 fetsaly HOEY Gold blak eae Willow Valley, Newosvn, Indian’ Mat Beltpror ane Volume 34 No. 47 10 Cents a Copy “THE PAPER WITH THE PICTURES" Published Weekly Nevada City, Wednesday, November 23, 1960 DOWNTOWN FREEWAY FAVORED mai Record Vote . my 1; On Local Issue Supervisors Seek Full-Time DA The proposal has the backing of District Attorney Ha) old Berliner, althoughit * could not go into effect until county officialsare sworn = * into office after the 1962 that Newsweek magzine sent a staff writer and photogtapher toNevadaCityto . ; report on the controvetsy.: _,_; The freeway issue was one . : oftwe majorissues that con— : tributed to the city council Nevada City voters yesterday indicated their willingnesstohavethe city proceed with state plans for a downtown freeway, In a record-shattering vote, residents, property-owners, Nevada County supervisors took steps Monday to make the office of district attorney a full-time job, and to es tablish the office of control-' ler in the county. ‘ie : Both steps were recom-. election. and businessmen voted in tampaign in April. Allthree . q mended by the Grand Jury. Legislative action in Sacrafavor of a downtown route ofthe elected councilmen i and in a_management study) mento will be necessary to over a:bypass route, had campaigned against a nt ) of the county by the firm of create the full-time job. The vote was 541 to 333. downtown route, although " 1 Ernst and Ernst. Assemblyman Paul Lunardi Co-chairmen of the “unCouncilmanBenBa rry i E Compensation for the pro-. and State Senator Rom Camofficial” vote, Dick Knee changed his mind shortly : : posed full-time district at-. eron will be asked by the and Robert Paine announced after the election, : tomey would be ab out! Supervisors to sponsor legisthe city vote total of 874. As aresult of petitions cir$14,500 per year. . lation calling forthe change. It was unusually heavy. ulated inthe city, the counEstablishment of the office > Persons living in the area cil called a public hearing at ‘of controller in the county) . surrounding Nevada Cityalso Nevada CityElementary =: Santa Due would allow uniform ac-. . were allowed to vote---in Schoolto determine the counting and auditing prac-. . a separate ballot box. sentiment of local residents, —; ° tices for all county depart-. _ They, too, favored the Residents of the city and To Ar r. ive ments, the Grand Jury and 4 downtown route, 79 to 60. nearby areasturned out to fill } r Ernst and Ernst reports ex. The city vote was at 62 the school auditorium. A 4 plained. : per cent of the registered standing vote seemed to mm i : Dec 10 voter figure of 1393. dicate an overwhelming ‘ " . ° Councilman Ben Barry early pin in opposition tothe ' Ch b in the afternoon commended owntown route, ‘ Pein ae ee am er the voter turnout. He said As a result of this hearing 10, it was announced Mon° he had expected only about ene ae rig sega d day night by the Nevada City To P . ck 350 votes to be cast. California Division of Hig i or Hodes, L GUIDE ie _j Chamber of Commerce. Muleteers will arrive wit Santa Dec. 10 at 2 p.m. Free candy and free mule ‘rides will continue that after noon until 4 p.m. on Pine Street between Commercial and Broad Streets, according to chamber of commerce and Muleteer plans. If possible, the chamber; will augment Santa's arrival with bands from area schools. Itis also likely that Santa will spend more time in Ne-. vada City this year, during the final three days prior to Christmas, Chamber directors will consider the time and piace of Santa's stay at their next meeting. The chamber voted thanks to the Muleteers for their offer of assistance to Santa. Xmas Tree Growers _ Total 250 The California Christmas. tree growers, a non-profit . corporation, has 250. mem-. bers growing Christmas’ trees in California. . edhighschoolboard be disputed Legally, the ’ Thompson, Nevada County. . ~ 2 ibuti : a contest puted, . y: ; Studies on: best culled bid see, 7. [ ebankogiving. Gonzales of Roseville, out,. Elmer Stevens, Nevada . £928 cand ordinance. the (Rk r ico eee hie rs Ht angus otiColtent Herbert Nile, Nile Realty} standing lineman; Rene. Union High School faculty e Likewise, in 1957, only 217 not hold such an election, nia is being carried on in} cooperation with the University of California ExtenDirectors Members of the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce will ballot in the near future for ten directors from a slate of 22 nominees. After a report of the nominating committee which included Charles Kitts, Mosco Smart and Paul Bergemann, the chamber Monday night for an "unofficial" city election yesterda bypass or bisect the city. THE VOICE OF NEVADA CITY..Arecord number of Nevada City voters turned out y to determine whether a freeway should Results of the vote will be used as a guide to public opinion by the city council. Shown above (left) is Dick Knee, co-chairman of the election. Obscured behind the all-important ballot box are election officials Mrs. Margaret Trivelpiece, Lois Schock and Helen Bontecou. ‘Seated to sign in as voters are two Nevada City residents, with the line forming behind them. the steady rate of more than 100 per hour. Voting was at NUGGET photo by Prentiss Studio reduced the list of nominees to 22. Chamber _ President Marv Haddy will be come the eleventh director as past -. president. Directors, after election, will choose 1961 officers, Those nominated were: . Alma Hillman, Alma's Beauty Parlor; Kate Smith ,. Airway Motel; Eddie Furano i Bank Club; Joseph B. Barry, . Barry Chevron Service;. Harold Almquist, Branding Iron; Joe Day, Jr., aie estate. Theresa B. Feil, Feil's. Motel; Hildred Branson, H! & P Grocery; Earl C. Erickson, Inter-county Title; Florence Kendrick, Kendrick Insurance Agency; Dick Knee, Knee's Electric; Dean; . service will beheld in; Service A special Thanksgiving service is announced by the Nevada City for 1l a.m. on Thanksgiving day. Open tothe public; the Church edifice at 114 Boulder . Street. No collections of any kind are to be taken at this service, Expressions of praise and gratitude to God will be read from the Bible and also from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy in a LessonSermon for the day entitled: Thanksgiving] Christian Science Society of . } Jean Worth, National Hotel; . David Osborn, Mathis, Osborn! and Woods; Emmett B. GalWeather Nevada City Bob Winkle Bill Rogers, a center and’ a bulwark in Sierra College’s defense ‘all year, was chosen by his teammates as captain for the 1960 season, and Fullback Bob Winkle of Grass Valley was named the team’s most valuable player, Coach Buzz Ostrom} announced this week. . The two ‘boys, standout performers on the Sierra) eleven all season, headed the list of special award and letter winners released by. the college. Other boys honored by the team for their special Gayaldo, also of Roseville, most inspirational player, and Gene Lang of Tahoe Most Valuable’ Player Sierra to Yuba College after falling behind 24-7. Their 3 win 2 loss conference record was_ good enough for a second place tie. Teachers To Hear Stevens member and recent Fulbright Ex change Teacher to Norway, will be the featured Billboard Ordinance Sought The Nevada County Planning Commission has listed an ordinance controlling the erection of billboards as "an immediate necessity," and will request the supervisors to adopt an emergency ordinance can be enacted. AS a result, the commission if asking local, businessmen to attend a meetin Dec. 12at7:30 p.m. to discuss the local ramifications of such actions, Businessmen will be asked meeting will be held in the Supervisors chambers at the County Courthouse, Paine and Knee both thanked che volunteers who manned the polling place during the day. In turn, both Knee and Paine drew praise from numerous residents in the city for the preliminary work they put in on the election, and forthe long hours spent yesterday in overseeing the voting and counting the ballots. Size of the vote will be a topic of conversation for some time, i Size of the city vote seems even more remarkable when. it is compared with the 530 votes that were cast April 12 for three city council posts. Registered voters at the time were estimated to total between 1150 and 1250. Voter turnout was less than 50 per cent in spite of a contested election with six men seeking the three seats. In comparison with the past two Nevada City Elementary School District elections, the vote yesterday was even more phenomenal, May 19, 1959, 151 voters in the whole of the elementary school district voted, Although there was no contest in the local district, the same ballot had voters cast ballots in the elementary school election, Both voter turnouts were less' ways that the people of Nevada City would like areview of the freeway route, The’ council remained neutral on the subject, The summer months found the state in the process of a review. To.all intents, that review is still in progress and the vote yesterday can be considered a guide to city and state officials, A joint meeting of the state Department of Public Works and Highway Division officials with thecity council and interested citizens overflowed the Victorian Room of the National Hotel early this Fall, State officials indicated the review was in progress and that they desired to hear lo-. cal opinion on the matter, The opinion ranged from wholehearted support of the downtown route to rabid opposition to such a route and a plea for a bypass. But again, those who opposed the downtown route were obviously in the majority. As a direct result of this meeting, the council wasrequested to hold an election to determine city sentiment. in a manner that could not A majority of the council, however, indicated they would be interested in a pri: ; ae Valley, most i A tentative draft of the . than ten per cant. vately held election. T sion Service, the State Divi. . lagher, Sav More Variety; . : . ola = improved . speaker at a dinner meeting ordinance is advailable for . The long smoldering free“i y id : his sion of Forestry, School of. . James Miller, Ten To One Max Min Rain. . P’8Y of the Nevada County Tead ng 8 cy could use as a guide, Forestry, and Department. ! Ciyb; Pete I1 G Nov. 16 49 97 --. _ Seven players won letters chers Association slated for . ¢18#cussion, according to way issue wasbroughtintothe —_ Following the council's inof Agricultéte, es mae. Now. 1? = 55 ate le for the second year, They, Tues day evening at 6.30 Weston W. Brunker, outdoor open early this year. A sedicatibn of an election deGrowing Christmas trees ned a .j. Nov. 18 55 33 .99 included Quarterback Roger. m, at the Pleasant Ridge advertising ordinance com. ries of articles by Walt Comsire, Paine and Knee on plantations in California. . =-JBeck, P.G.&E, ;. , P Tofft of Lincoln; Winkle; . P-™. mittee chairman. stock in the Nugget told of a np 1 Woabe teak ler; C. . Nov. 19 50 26 --. Jim M School e Nugg to jointly sponsor the elect. ote ee be ga y Cherscn-tretions. Mov. 20. 4. gages “Jim Kirkharn aa] ‘The Rural Teachers Club . The interim ordinance . early deliberations on routing ion, try. Interest started about . H. Shirley, Chi ; r mo aye 1d be aimed t : : —— 10 years ago and millions of . and Tom Yost. Shel1. Nov.21 §7 32 .21. Grass’ Valley; ut Mike. headed by Mrs. Madeline . eee ee eben cy . Of the Original expressway. . . es As g oO ; ; the character and stability of . articles by H.P. Davis reA d. trees have now been plant-'. . Service Nov. 22 52 29 ~--. Claytor of, Auburn, andj] Black will act as host. Cast Announce ed 2 Gayaldo, a center, and] stevens will speak on Nor. ‘e#idential areas, to futher . newed interest in the histori. Gene Scott of the Auburn A copy of “Christmas Rai Rain to date 7.33 . Guard Hugh Pettit of Rose-. w ian Schools and the Ful-. U8 land use, and to pre. cal heritage of Nevada City. Theater Workshop has any. “. . wins End Tahoe . Ralptodate.. . “7g! . Ville. ga serve and protect the recre. A visit tothe cities of Grass . 2 "© SG Trees Available for 1960”. Rain last year. . . . . 4.78! bright program which is -. mounced names of. will be sent on request. Fire Season After losing the first four sponsored by The U.S, State . *tonal, historic and scenic . valley and Nevada City by . members for the g Write to Mrs. Howard A. Grass Valley games of the season to some. nepartment. He was one of . Y#!uesofroads and highways . the California Historical production of “The Nielsen, secretary, Califor. h ‘ d . 0f the toughest opponents aa cc vi exican Teachers . the county. . . Society served to spread . jn January. ; nia Christmas Tree Grow-]. Recent heavy rains and N 6 a Sierra team has ever. ™ h interest in the Nevada City . Wayne Shrope ers, 12500 Empire Grade . mow inthe high countryhave . Nov. 1 2. 83. -" . } teed the Wolverina elevens'**%°ted to represent the AT GUANTANAMO . . freeway question. cast as Elliot Nash, ‘Road, Santa Cruz, Califor. ended the fire season in the . Nov. 17 59 we Se bounced back to win three. . Country in Norway last year Numer etters 26 the . writer, caught in a nia. , . Tahoe National Forest. Nov, 18 69 45 .1/. games in conference play . ad taught at Moss, a city 40} Charles}. Giani, airman, eiitar cations ern in, . blackmail-and Information about plantCampfire permits are no . Nov. 19 — 52 31 --. by comfortable milessouth of Oslo, the fed. ysn_ son of Mr. and Mrs. Nash, his wife, ‘ng and growing trees for . longer required on National . Nov. 20 60 35 --. They defeated Napa 38-6,. } eral capital. Charles Giani of Pioneer soot pe: fe segmental eH ‘played Christmas time use is avail-. . Forest lands, but burning . Nov.21 62 39 ,19)} Marin 50-8, and Shasta 27-61 Mrs. Stevens, whoaccomPark, Nevada City, is serv-,. 1 6et® Tom Nevada . wave) . Soe ie nm Sdvisor’s . permits as covered by state . Nov. 22° 62 38 -. . They dropped a 22-15 aeck panied him, will also speak . 'ing with Squardron . COUBtY 48 well as from friends . poo. win office, in the Grass Valley . P* sion to conference champion/ ing Utility 2 of the area and former their a : iq_. . Law are required through : ee pion!. and show colored slides of . ren at the Naval Veterans Memorial Build-. . !#¥ are req ah PU 7,46 . American River in a thriller . y * Naval AirStation, . residents. . unfortunately, ing. ecient Rain last year. . . 4.97) . @eP 10st @ 30-29 squeaker }N°™W*Y: Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. . ‘so great was the interes ee hee lane teste te) tees te otnee ate asennad he Be

THANKSGIVING Granite, Neth saa, joe neces Gir, Geass Valley, Red Dog. You Bet, Town Talk, Glenbrook, Little York, Cherokee, Mooney Plat, Sweétland, Alpha, Omega, French Corral, Rough and Ready, itevi Humbug, Relief Hill; i Blue T: Cedar Ridge, Uni ill, Peardale, Summit City, Wallou: Lime Kiln, Chicago Park, Wolf, Christmas Hill, Liberty Hill, Sailor Flat, Lake Sebastopol, Brandy Flat, Quaker Hill, <9 fetsaly HOEY Gold blak eae Willow Valley, Newosvn, Indian’ Mat Beltpror ane Volume 34 No. 47 10 Cents a Copy “THE PAPER WITH THE PICTURES" Published Weekly Nevada City, Wednesday, November 23, 1960 DOWNTOWN FREEWAY FAVORED mai Record Vote . my 1; On Local Issue Supervisors Seek Full-Time DA The proposal has the backing of District Attorney Ha) old Berliner, althoughit * could not go into effect until county officialsare sworn = * into office after the 1962 that Newsweek magzine sent a staff writer and photogtapher toNevadaCityto . ; report on the controvetsy.: _,_; The freeway issue was one . : oftwe majorissues that con— : tributed to the city council Nevada City voters yesterday indicated their willingnesstohavethe city proceed with state plans for a downtown freeway, In a record-shattering vote, residents, property-owners, Nevada County supervisors took steps Monday to make the office of district attorney a full-time job, and to es tablish the office of control-' ler in the county. ‘ie : Both steps were recom-. election. and businessmen voted in tampaign in April. Allthree . q mended by the Grand Jury. Legislative action in Sacrafavor of a downtown route ofthe elected councilmen i and in a_management study) mento will be necessary to over a:bypass route, had campaigned against a nt ) of the county by the firm of create the full-time job. The vote was 541 to 333. downtown route, although " 1 Ernst and Ernst. Assemblyman Paul Lunardi Co-chairmen of the “unCouncilmanBenBa rry i E Compensation for the pro-. and State Senator Rom Camofficial” vote, Dick Knee changed his mind shortly : : posed full-time district at-. eron will be asked by the and Robert Paine announced after the election, : tomey would be ab out! Supervisors to sponsor legisthe city vote total of 874. As aresult of petitions cir$14,500 per year. . lation calling forthe change. It was unusually heavy. ulated inthe city, the counEstablishment of the office > Persons living in the area cil called a public hearing at ‘of controller in the county) . surrounding Nevada Cityalso Nevada CityElementary =: Santa Due would allow uniform ac-. . were allowed to vote---in Schoolto determine the counting and auditing prac-. . a separate ballot box. sentiment of local residents, —; ° tices for all county depart-. _ They, too, favored the Residents of the city and To Ar r. ive ments, the Grand Jury and 4 downtown route, 79 to 60. nearby areasturned out to fill } r Ernst and Ernst reports ex. The city vote was at 62 the school auditorium. A 4 plained. : per cent of the registered standing vote seemed to mm i : Dec 10 voter figure of 1393. dicate an overwhelming ‘ " . ° Councilman Ben Barry early pin in opposition tothe ' Ch b in the afternoon commended owntown route, ‘ Pein ae ee am er the voter turnout. He said As a result of this hearing 10, it was announced Mon° he had expected only about ene ae rig sega d day night by the Nevada City To P . ck 350 votes to be cast. California Division of Hig i or Hodes, L GUIDE ie _j Chamber of Commerce. Muleteers will arrive wit Santa Dec. 10 at 2 p.m. Free candy and free mule ‘rides will continue that after noon until 4 p.m. on Pine Street between Commercial and Broad Streets, according to chamber of commerce and Muleteer plans. If possible, the chamber; will augment Santa's arrival with bands from area schools. Itis also likely that Santa will spend more time in Ne-. vada City this year, during the final three days prior to Christmas, Chamber directors will consider the time and piace of Santa's stay at their next meeting. The chamber voted thanks to the Muleteers for their offer of assistance to Santa. Xmas Tree Growers _ Total 250 The California Christmas. tree growers, a non-profit . corporation, has 250. mem-. bers growing Christmas’ trees in California. . edhighschoolboard be disputed Legally, the ’ Thompson, Nevada County. . ~ 2 ibuti : a contest puted, . y: ; Studies on: best culled bid see, 7. [ ebankogiving. Gonzales of Roseville, out,. Elmer Stevens, Nevada . £928 cand ordinance. the (Rk r ico eee hie rs Ht angus otiColtent Herbert Nile, Nile Realty} standing lineman; Rene. Union High School faculty e Likewise, in 1957, only 217 not hold such an election, nia is being carried on in} cooperation with the University of California ExtenDirectors Members of the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce will ballot in the near future for ten directors from a slate of 22 nominees. After a report of the nominating committee which included Charles Kitts, Mosco Smart and Paul Bergemann, the chamber Monday night for an "unofficial" city election yesterda bypass or bisect the city. THE VOICE OF NEVADA CITY...Arecord number of Nevada City voters turned out y to determine whether a freeway should Results of the vote will be used as a guide to public opinion by the city council. Shown above (left) is Dick Knee, co-chairman of the election. Obscured behind the all-important ballot box are election officials Mrs. Margaret Trivelpiece, Lois Schock and Helen Bontecou. ‘Seated to sign in as voters are two Nevada City residents, with the line forming behind them. the steady rate of more than 100 per hour. Voting was at NUGGET photo by Prentiss Studio reduced the list of nominees to 22. Chamber _ President Marv Haddy will be come the eleventh director as past -. president. Directors, after election, will choose 1961 officers, Those nominated were: . Alma Hillman, Alma's Beauty Parlor; Kate Smith ,. Airway Motel; Eddie Furano i Bank Club; Joseph B. Barry, . Barry Chevron Service;. Harold Almquist, Branding Iron; Joe Day, Jr., aie estate. Theresa B. Feil, Feil's. Motel; Hildred Branson, H! & P Grocery; Earl C. Erickson, Inter-county Title; Florence Kendrick, Kendrick Insurance Agency; Dick Knee, Knee's Electric; Dean; . service will beheld in; Service A special Thanksgiving service is announced by the Nevada City for 1l a.m. on Thanksgiving day. Open tothe public; the Church edifice at 114 Boulder . Street. No collections of any kind are to be taken at this service, Expressions of praise and gratitude to God will be read from the Bible and also from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures” by

Mary Baker Eddy in a LessonSermon for the day entitled: Thanksgiving] Christian Science Society of . } Jean Worth, National Hotel; . David Osborn, Mathis, Osborn! and Woods; Emmett B. GalWeather Nevada City Bob Winkle Bill Rogers, a center and’ a bulwark in Sierra College’s defense ‘all year, was chosen by his teammates as captain for the 1960 season, and Fullback Bob Winkle of Grass Valley was named the team’s most valuable player, Coach Buzz Ostrom} announced this week. . The two ‘boys, standout performers on the Sierra) eleven all season, headed the list of special award and letter winners released by. the college. Other boys honored by the team for their special Gayaldo, also of Roseville, most inspirational player, and Gene Lang of Tahoe Most Valuable’ Player Sierra to Yuba College after falling behind 24-7. Their 3 win 2 loss conference record was_ good enough for a second place tie. Teachers To Hear Stevens member and recent Fulbright Ex change Teacher to Norway, will be the featured Billboard Ordinance Sought The Nevada County Planning Commission has listed an ordinance controlling the erection of billboards as "an immediate necessity," and will request the supervisors to adopt an emergency ordinance can be enacted. AS a result, the commission if asking local, businessmen to attend a meetin Dec. 12at7:30 p.m. to discuss the local ramifications of such actions, Businessmen will be asked meeting will be held in the Supervisors chambers at the County Courthouse, Paine and Knee both thanked che volunteers who manned the polling place during the day. In turn, both Knee and Paine drew praise from numerous residents in the city for the preliminary work they put in on the election, and forthe long hours spent yesterday in overseeing the voting and counting the ballots. Size of the vote will be a topic of conversation for some time, i Size of the city vote seems even more remarkable when. it is compared with the 530 votes that were cast April 12 for three city council posts. Registered voters at the time were estimated to total between 1150 and 1250. Voter turnout was less than 50 per cent in spite of a contested election with six men seeking the three seats. In comparison with the past two Nevada City Elementary School District elections, the vote yesterday was even more phenomenal, May 19, 1959, 151 voters in the whole of the elementary school district voted, Although there was no contest in the local district, the same ballot had voters cast ballots in the elementary school election, Both voter turnouts were less' ways that the people of Nevada City would like areview of the freeway route, The’ council remained neutral on the subject, The summer months found the state in the process of a review. To.all intents, that review is still in progress and the vote yesterday can be considered a guide to city and state officials, A joint meeting of the state Department of Public Works and Highway Division officials with thecity council and interested citizens overflowed the Victorian Room of the National Hotel early this Fall, State officials indicated the review was in progress and that they desired to hear lo-. cal opinion on the matter, The opinion ranged from wholehearted support of the downtown route to rabid opposition to such a route and a plea for a bypass. But again, those who opposed the downtown route were obviously in the majority. As a direct result of this meeting, the council wasrequested to hold an election to determine city sentiment. in a manner that could not A majority of the council, however, indicated they would be interested in a pri: ; ae Valley, most i A tentative draft of the . than ten per cant. vately held election. T sion Service, the State Divi. . lagher, Sav More Variety; . : . ola = improved . speaker at a dinner meeting ordinance is advailable for . The long smoldering free“i y id : his sion of Forestry, School of. . James Miller, Ten To One Max Min Rain. . P’8Y of the Nevada County Tead ng 8 cy could use as a guide, Forestry, and Department. ! Ciyb; Pete I1 G Nov. 16 49 97 --. _ Seven players won letters chers Association slated for . ¢18#cussion, according to way issue wasbroughtintothe —_ Following the council's inof Agricultéte, es mae. Now. 1? = 55 ate le for the second year, They, Tues day evening at 6.30 Weston W. Brunker, outdoor open early this year. A sedicatibn of an election deGrowing Christmas trees ned a .j. Nov. 18 55 33 .99 included Quarterback Roger. m, at the Pleasant Ridge advertising ordinance com. ries of articles by Walt Comsire, Paine and Knee on plantations in California. . =-JBeck, P.G.&E, ;. , P Tofft of Lincoln; Winkle; . P-™. mittee chairman. stock in the Nugget told of a np 1 Woabe teak ler; C. . Nov. 19 50 26 --. Jim M School e Nugg to jointly sponsor the elect. ote ee be ga y Cherscn-tretions. Mov. 20. 4. gages “Jim Kirkharn aa] ‘The Rural Teachers Club . The interim ordinance . early deliberations on routing ion, try. Interest started about . H. Shirley, Chi ; r mo aye 1d be aimed t : : —— 10 years ago and millions of . and Tom Yost. Shel1. Nov.21 §7 32 .21. Grass’ Valley; ut Mike. headed by Mrs. Madeline . eee ee eben cy . Of the Original expressway. . . es As g oO ; ; the character and stability of . articles by H.P. Davis reA d. trees have now been plant-'. . Service Nov. 22 52 29 ~--. Claytor of, Auburn, andj] Black will act as host. Cast Announce ed 2 Gayaldo, a center, and] stevens will speak on Nor. ‘e#idential areas, to futher . newed interest in the histori. Gene Scott of the Auburn A copy of “Christmas Rai Rain to date 7.33 . Guard Hugh Pettit of Rose-. w ian Schools and the Ful-. U8 land use, and to pre. cal heritage of Nevada City. Theater Workshop has any. “. . wins End Tahoe . Ralptodate... . “7g! . Ville. ga serve and protect the recre. A visit tothe cities of Grass . 2 "© SG Trees Available for 1960”. Rain last year. . . . . 4.78! bright program which is -. mounced names of. will be sent on request. Fire Season After losing the first four sponsored by The U.S, State . *tonal, historic and scenic . valley and Nevada City by . members for the g Write to Mrs. Howard A. Grass Valley games of the season to some. nepartment. He was one of . Y#!uesofroads and highways . the California Historical production of “The Nielsen, secretary, Califor. h ‘ d . 0f the toughest opponents aa cc vi exican Teachers . the county. . . Society served to spread . jn January. ; nia Christmas Tree Grow-]. Recent heavy rains and N 6 a Sierra team has ever. ™ h interest in the Nevada City . Wayne Shrope ers, 12500 Empire Grade . mow inthe high countryhave . Nov. 1 2. 83. -" . } teed the Wolverina elevens'**%°ted to represent the AT GUANTANAMO . . freeway question. cast as Elliot Nash, ‘Road, Santa Cruz, Califor. ended the fire season in the . Nov. 17 59 we Se bounced back to win three. . Country in Norway last year Numer etters 26 the . writer, caught in a nia. , . Tahoe National Forest. Nov, 18 69 45 .1/. games in conference play . ad taught at Moss, a city 40} Charles}. Giani, airman, eiitar cations ern in, . blackmail-and Information about plantCampfire permits are no . Nov. 19 — 52 31 --. by comfortable milessouth of Oslo, the fed. ysn_ son of Mr. and Mrs. Nash, his wife, ‘ng and growing trees for . longer required on National . Nov. 20 60 35 --. They defeated Napa 38-6,. } eral capital. Charles Giani of Pioneer soot pe: fe segmental eH ‘played Christmas time use is avail-. . Forest lands, but burning . Nov.21 62 39 ,19)} Marin 50-8, and Shasta 27-61 Mrs. Stevens, whoaccomPark, Nevada City, is serv-,. 1 6et® Tom Nevada . wave) . Soe ie nm Sdvisor’s . permits as covered by state . Nov. 22° 62 38 -. . They dropped a 22-15 aeck panied him, will also speak . 'ing with Squardron . COUBtY 48 well as from friends . poo. win office, in the Grass Valley . P* sion to conference champion/ ing Utility 2 of the area and former their a : iq_. . Law are required through : ee pion!. and show colored slides of . ren at the Naval Veterans Memorial Build-. . !#¥ are req ah PU 7,46 . American River in a thriller . y * Naval AirStation, . residents. . unfortunately, ing. ecient Rain last year.. . . 4.97) . @eP 10st @ 30-29 squeaker }N°™W*Y: Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. . ‘so great was the interes ee hee lane teste te) tees te otnee ate asennad he Be