November 6, 1968 (8 pages)

LANDSCAPE COMMITTEE IN NEVADA CITY which provided the Nevada City freeway is, from left, Mrs, Elaine McPher Goerz and Nevada City Vice Mayor Joseph E, Day. (Cal BUSINESS BILLBOARD. SEAFOODS AND CHICKEN Served ’til 2 am Ww THURS. -FRi.-SAT. FROM 4 P.M. lub Crazy Horse ioneer Antiques SHOPKEEPERS RICHARD & SHIRLEY WILLEY 313 Broad Street NEVADA CITY — 265-4841 NEVADA CITY, CALIF. (Formerly Sven Skaar's Shop) BOWLING & BILLIARDS At The Jolly Roger Lanes Grass Valley, Calif. THE GIPSON'S 273-2561 LITTLE OLD BAKE SHOP 429 E. RIDGE RD. GRASSVALLEY, CALIF. COLLECTORS EMPORIUM . ANTIQUES Richard & Shirley Willey Shopkeepers 232 Commercial St. Nevada City, 265-2116 REAL ESTATE There’s a home in your future with RW Erecting a “tent” of clear }] 201 Maia ST St. 6.V. 213-8473 WASHINGTON HOTEL plastic over your choicest an-— nual flowers will keep the first Len Gilbert FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 111 W. MAIN P.O. BOX 1034 GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. 95945 PH. 273-6166_ ROOMS—COCKTAILS Breakfast Lunch— Dinner Washington, Calif. 265-4 NEVADA CITY, CALIF. DANCING LIVE RAGTIME JAZZ . BOB 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 Woman’s Janitorial Service For Office Or Home 213-8151 273—4340 . WATER PROBLEMS Call 273-4493 Pumps—Filters Pipe—Fittings GEO. A. KING & 50N advisory service for planting along Mrs. Lillian Mott, Mrs. Myrna ifornia Division of Highways Photo) _ More than 1300 saplings along . With a variety of shrubs and ground cover have been planted along the 3-1/2-mile section of the Nevada City freeway, Highways 20/49, With actual landscaping nearing completion on a $183,000 State Division of Highways' project the contractor will assume full care of the planted areas for the next year during aplantestablishment period. The landscaping was planned in close cooperation with alocal advisory committee which helped in selecting trees and shrubbery that would blend harmoniously in the foothill environment. Committee members are Ne‘vada City Vice Mayor Joseph E. Day, Mesdames Elaine McPherson, Lillian Mott and Myrna Goerz who met in several planning sessions with highway Division landscape experts before the project reached final stages. "We appreciate the interest Women’s Society holds charter meeting at NSJ The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Camptonville-North San Juan Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs. Jack Miller Tuesday, October 29, instead of Nov. 5, with eleven members present. As October was set aside by Shasta District as the month when our Societies would have a Charter meeting to unite the Methodist groups with those of the United Evangelical Brethern women, a very nice program, directed by chairman, Edith Haverty, established us in our new "United" society. Those present signed the charter roll and it is being held oepn until December 31, to allow others in the area to come in as char’ ter members. During the business meeting a report was made on the rummage sale, held at "Babe's Hall" in North San Juan on SatSERVICE MAN (X0486) VIETNAM (FHTNC) Oct, 25 — Marine Private First Class Stephen D. Oates, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs, Phillip N. Bates of Route 1, Nevada City, Calif., is serving with the First Marine Division in the Republic of Vietnam. As a member of the division he helps. capture or destroy . enemy forces. During large and small scale operations he is supported by Marine air units, tanks, artillery, amphibian tractors and engineers, * kk * FT. EUSTIS, VA. (AHTNC)Specialist Four Steven J. Peterson, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs, Calvin J. Peterson, Alleghany, Calif., completed an aircraft instrument repair course Oct. 24 at the Army Transportation School, Ft. Eustis, Va, During the 10-week course, the specialist was trained in the repair and maintenance of various Army aircraft systems and components, urday, Oct. 19, It was one of the most successful sales held by the society, and thanks go out to all who worked so diligently at mending, pressing and serving, as well as to "Babe" Pinaglia for the use of the hall. A progress report was made on plans for the Third Annual Variety Show to be held at the North San Juan fire hall, November 22, at 7:30 p.m. According to present plans, the first half of the show will include a wide variety of music, skits and songs and the second half will highlight the "history" of Hawaii, our 50th state, as seen through the eyes of Idabel Covert, and will include some very fine Hawaiian music and dances, Refreshments will be available, following the show. _ Sounds like a real fun evening---don't miss it. Proceeds from a free will offering will go to meet the various needs of the local church, Following the business meeting, Mrs. Edith Haverty led another study on the book, "Prayer can Change your Life," a course no one wants to miss, Frisbie heads Gem Society Nevada County Gem and Mineral Society's new officers, elected at the October meeting, are Harry Frisbie, president; Hal Raymound, vice president; Margaret Frisbie, treasurer, and Coanie Solari, Hank Gerhart and Glenn Jones, directors. The gem show on October 26 was a big success, drawing more than 200 members and friends. J. H. McCornack will be the principal speaker at the November 12 meeting. Friends and guests are welcome. Indians encouraged purple martins, largest members of the swallow family, tonest in gourds near their wigwams because of the bird's enormous consumption of insects. Original flypaper? ' More than 1,300 saplings planted along freeway and counsel given by the Nevada City Committee,” said District Highway Engineer W. L, Warren, "and I wish to thank committee members for their excellent cooperation in this highway beautification project." Trees chosen for placement along the freeway include 200 sugar maple which will provide spectacular color when foliage changes in the fall of the year. Other varieties are redwood, pine, cedar.and.birch, Juniper shrubs, dogwood and redbud are interspersed among the trees. Contractor for the work is Watkin & Sibbald and Watkin & Sibbald Associates, Inc. of San Anselmo, Barney Hutsinpiller of Penn Valley is resident engineer for the state. Warns about power lines Don't lay your life on the line, Pacific Gas and Electric Company warns, When working with high rising equipment, show a lot of respect for power lines. Cranes, booms, scaffolding, drilling rigs, hay derricks, nut shakers and irrigation pipe become dangerous electrical conductors when they touch overhead power lines, PG&E says. Before installing television antennas, be sure that guy lines, masts and antenna will not come into contact with any power lines, Don't raise irrigation pipe until you are certain the pipe will not come into contact with any power line. Play it safe. Never move construction rigs with the boom up, or lift pipe, or shake nuts from trees without first checking for the location of power lines. State law makes it a misdemeanor, punishable by fine or imprisonment, or both, to operate any tool or equipment within six feet of power lines. If it becomes necessary to operate equipment within the six foot limit, notify the nearest PG&E office and arrange for the line to be de-energized or moved, the company says. Remember, look up — and look out for power lines. It could save your life. Color It Beautiful Grandma used to say that beauty begins on the inside, but for modern homeowners, it begins on the outside— with a beautifully painted exterior that cordially welcomes guests and effectively protects your investment. ° Bring out your home’s true personality with paint colors that match its architectural style and location. If it’s a frame colonial, for example, try Acme Quality House Paint (New Era) in Colonial Cream or Ivory, Tone. This oil-base paint will keep its fresh look for years to come. You can really make your home a part of nature with the new soft, earthen colors like Harvest Yellow, Almond Beige, Yellow Maple, Adobe, or Tumbleweed. These popular shades are also available in Acme Quality Latex House Paint. ‘*Tailor made’’ for masonry homes, this latex paint is also readily applied to clapboard, wood shakes, stucco, concrete, brick and asbestos siding. It dries in just 30 minutes.

LANDSCAPE COMMITTEE IN NEVADA CITY which provided the Nevada City freeway is, from left, Mrs, Elaine McPher Goerz and Nevada City Vice Mayor Joseph E, Day. (Cal BUSINESS BILLBOARD. SEAFOODS AND CHICKEN Served ’til 2 am Ww THURS. -FRi.-SAT. FROM 4 P.M. lub Crazy Horse ioneer Antiques SHOPKEEPERS RICHARD & SHIRLEY WILLEY 313 Broad Street NEVADA CITY — 265-4841 NEVADA CITY, CALIF. (Formerly Sven Skaar's Shop) BOWLING & BILLIARDS At The Jolly Roger Lanes Grass Valley, Calif. THE GIPSON'S 273-2561 LITTLE OLD BAKE SHOP 429 E. RIDGE RD. GRASSVALLEY, CALIF. COLLECTORS EMPORIUM . ANTIQUES Richard & Shirley Willey Shopkeepers 232 Commercial St. Nevada City, 265-2116 REAL ESTATE There’s a home in your future with RW Erecting a “tent” of clear }] 201 Maia ST St. 6.V. 213-8473 WASHINGTON HOTEL plastic over your choicest an-— nual flowers will keep the first Len Gilbert FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 111 W. MAIN P.O. BOX 1034 GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. 95945 PH. 273-6166_ ROOMS—COCKTAILS Breakfast Lunch— Dinner Washington, Calif. 265-4 NEVADA CITY, CALIF. DANCING LIVE RAGTIME JAZZ . BOB 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 Woman’s Janitorial Service For Office Or Home 213-8151 273—4340 . WATER PROBLEMS Call 273-4493 Pumps—Filters Pipe—Fittings GEO. A. KING & 50N advisory service for planting along Mrs. Lillian Mott, Mrs. Myrna ifornia Division of Highways Photo) _ More than 1300 saplings along . With a variety of shrubs and ground cover have been planted along the 3-1/2-mile section of the Nevada City freeway, Highways 20/49, With actual landscaping nearing completion on a $183,000 State Division of Highways' project the contractor will assume full care of the planted areas for the next year during aplantestablishment period. The landscaping was planned in close cooperation with alocal advisory committee which helped in selecting trees and shrubbery that would blend harmoniously in the foothill environment. Committee members are Ne‘vada City Vice Mayor Joseph E. Day, Mesdames Elaine McPherson, Lillian Mott and Myrna Goerz who met in several planning sessions with highway Division landscape experts before the project reached final stages. "We appreciate the interest Women’s Society holds charter meeting at NSJ The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Camptonville-North San Juan Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs. Jack Miller Tuesday, October 29, instead of Nov. 5, with eleven members present. As October was set aside by Shasta District as the month when our Societies would have a Charter meeting to unite the Methodist groups with those of the United Evangelical Brethern women, a very nice program, directed by chairman, Edith Haverty, established us in our new "United" society. Those present signed the charter roll and it is being held oepn until December 31, to allow others in the area to come in as char’ ter members. During the business meeting a report was made on the rummage sale, held at "Babe's Hall" in North San Juan on SatSERVICE MAN (X0486) VIETNAM (FHTNC) Oct, 25 — Marine Private First Class Stephen D. Oates, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs, Phillip N. Bates of Route 1, Nevada City, Calif., is serving with the First Marine Division in the Republic of Vietnam. As a member of the division he helps. capture or destroy . enemy forces. During large and small scale operations he is supported by Marine air units, tanks, artillery, amphibian tractors and engineers, * kk * FT. EUSTIS, VA. (AHTNC)Specialist Four Steven J. Peterson, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs, Calvin J. Peterson, Alleghany, Calif., completed an aircraft instrument repair course Oct. 24 at the Army Transportation

School, Ft. Eustis, Va, During the 10-week course, the specialist was trained in the repair and maintenance of various Army aircraft systems and components, urday, Oct. 19, It was one of the most successful sales held by the society, and thanks go out to all who worked so diligently at mending, pressing and serving, as well as to "Babe" Pinaglia for the use of the hall. A progress report was made on plans for the Third Annual Variety Show to be held at the North San Juan fire hall, November 22, at 7:30 p.m. According to present plans, the first half of the show will include a wide variety of music, skits and songs and the second half will highlight the "history" of Hawaii, our 50th state, as seen through the eyes of Idabel Covert, and will include some very fine Hawaiian music and dances, Refreshments will be available, following the show. _ Sounds like a real fun evening---don't miss it. Proceeds from a free will offering will go to meet the various needs of the local church, Following the business meeting, Mrs. Edith Haverty led another study on the book, "Prayer can Change your Life," a course no one wants to miss, Frisbie heads Gem Society Nevada County Gem and Mineral Society's new officers, elected at the October meeting, are Harry Frisbie, president; Hal Raymound, vice president; Margaret Frisbie, treasurer, and Coanie Solari, Hank Gerhart and Glenn Jones, directors. The gem show on October 26 was a big success, drawing more than 200 members and friends. J. H. McCornack will be the principal speaker at the November 12 meeting. Friends and guests are welcome. Indians encouraged purple martins, largest members of the swallow family, tonest in gourds near their wigwams because of the bird's enormous consumption of insects. Original flypaper? ' More than 1,300 saplings planted along freeway and counsel given by the Nevada City Committee,” said District Highway Engineer W. L, Warren, "and I wish to thank committee members for their excellent cooperation in this highway beautification project." Trees chosen for placement along the freeway include 200 sugar maple which will provide spectacular color when foliage changes in the fall of the year. Other varieties are redwood, pine, cedar.and.birch, Juniper shrubs, dogwood and redbud are interspersed among the trees. Contractor for the work is Watkin & Sibbald and Watkin & Sibbald Associates, Inc. of San Anselmo, Barney Hutsinpiller of Penn Valley is resident engineer for the state. Warns about power lines Don't lay your life on the line, Pacific Gas and Electric Company warns, When working with high rising equipment, show a lot of respect for power lines. Cranes, booms, scaffolding, drilling rigs, hay derricks, nut shakers and irrigation pipe become dangerous electrical conductors when they touch overhead power lines, PG&E says. Before installing television antennas, be sure that guy lines, masts and antenna will not come into contact with any power lines, Don't raise irrigation pipe until you are certain the pipe will not come into contact with any power line. Play it safe. Never move construction rigs with the boom up, or lift pipe, or shake nuts from trees without first checking for the location of power lines. State law makes it a misdemeanor, punishable by fine or imprisonment, or both, to operate any tool or equipment within six feet of power lines. If it becomes necessary to operate equipment within the six foot limit, notify the nearest PG&E office and arrange for the line to be de-energized or moved, the company says. Remember, look up — and look out for power lines. It could save your life. Color It Beautiful Grandma used to say that beauty begins on the inside, but for modern homeowners, it begins on the outside— with a beautifully painted exterior that cordially welcomes guests and effectively protects your investment. ° Bring out your home’s true personality with paint colors that match its architectural style and location. If it’s a frame colonial, for example, try Acme Quality House Paint (New Era) in Colonial Cream or Ivory, Tone. This oil-base paint will keep its fresh look for years to come. You can really make your home a part of nature with the new soft, earthen colors like Harvest Yellow, Almond Beige, Yellow Maple, Adobe, or Tumbleweed. These popular shades are also available in Acme Quality Latex House Paint. ‘*Tailor made’’ for masonry homes, this latex paint is also readily applied to clapboard, wood shakes, stucco, concrete, brick and asbestos siding. It dries in just 30 minutes.