November 8, 1961 (12 pages)

_ Page 12.Wednesday, November 8, 1961.NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET aon i ’ oe ar Pee Out at 100 it. I" PLASTIC PIPE _._.$8.35 61 lbs. W. P. 1 14" PLASTIC PIPE _ $15.60 High Impact Styrene Alloy with Couplings Foot 4” PLASTIC PIPE __.___. 32c American Made — All Brass 2" GATE VALVES -.$5.95 — Limited Quantities — CALL US FOR FILTERS, PUMPS, PIPELINES OR ANY WATER PROBLEM! COOK and McGUINN LICENSED CONTRACTORS Marysville Highway Ph. 273-4455 4-H Elects Officers NEVADA CITY---Installation of officers ceremony City 4-H club, Karen Hansen presided over the meeting in the absence of Victor Engstrom, outgoing president. The incoming officers were: Jack Costa, president; Carol Wilcox, vice presitary; and Mike McCormack , treasurer, Members were appointed tothe following committees: food, Bill Helphinstine, Gary Nelson. Recreation: Bruce Ayala, chairman, Janie Helphinstine, Helen Wilcox and-Karen Hansen. The club decided to sell candy before Christmas. The committee members who will distribute the candy are Billy Helphinstine, was the highlight of the Oct; ober meeting of the Nevada . by Jack Miner, Even before the placer diggings petered out, miners turned to farming the fertile, often water thirsty, valleys of California, And towns and cities Sprang up; they, needed power for lights and industries, So the engineers built dams on our rivers, often using the old site of the dams constructed by miners of the gold rush period, Here you see two such undertakings that were constructed forthe dual purpdse of supplying both water and electric power. In one of the photos of the Colgate Head Dam you can see, in the foreground of the newer conconcrete fill, the remnants of the early miner's dam, : . dent; Linda Vanah, secre-' Vonah, Tari Carey, andJudy . Hold Buck Stew NEVADA CIT Y-inal plans for the annual benefit Buck Stew dinner sponsored by the 49er volunteer Fire Department and auxiliary have been completed. The dinner will be served Sunday in Seamans Lodge from 1 to 5. p.m. with the menu consisting of the main course, chili beans, garlic bread, coleslaw, coffee and punch. Tickets may be obtained from members of the 49er Volunteer Firé Department or at Seamans Lodge Sunday. Mrs. Fern Orz and Mrs. chairman, Janet Jarvis, and Linda Vonah. Brita Rozynski are co-chair49er Fire Dept. Will men. Homemade pies and cakes will be on sale. Rummage Sale Date Set GOLD FLAT ---The Nevada County Council for Retarded Children has set Nov. 16 and . Nov. 17 for their rummage sale dates. Rummage will be greatly appreciated and picked up. Anyone wishing to contribute r um mage is asked to call Mrs. Gomes, 273-7428, Mrs. Spiller, 273-8686, or Mrs. Hennig, 273-2566. Time and place of the sale will be announced at a later date. # leave it to Linda Tell Linda how much you want to spend who you want to please with a gift. She will offer, suggestions in keeping with the latest in utility or luxury items. 210 Broad St.,NC 204 W Main St., GY BY MAIL other ALPHA services Home Decorating Service , Free Gift Wrapping, Free Delivery S & H Green Stamps, Free Parking, tell hex. BY PHONE Dial 265-4503 or 273-8461 Remember to mail early..Nov. 20th is the deadline for mailing overseas in time to insure that your Christmas gift will be there for the holiday. Don't disappoint your friends overseas..your relatives in the service. Lay-away Ready Credit phe Past In Pictures 7 Taira OF ALAC s3 Water, Please, Water! W NEVADA COUNTY! Nevada City F) 4 GIANT 117 TON WEDDING CAKE could be purchased with the interest on savings paid to Bank of America depositors in this county last year. This interest, totaling $434,000, gave local people more money to spend in local stores—contributing to the prosperity of the entire county. ee sonnei A FLEET OF 2,538 DELIVERY TRUCKS could be purchased with the $5,940,000 in Commercial loans made last year by Bank of America branches in Nevada County. By financing local merchants who want to expand their businesses or start new ones, Bank of America helps to bring you better shopping facilities and better buys! THE NEIGHBOR YOU CAN BANK ON is your own Bank of America branch, It’s the neighbor to turn to for financial assistance. The one to see for all your banking business. You can count on the friendly people at Bank of America to give you the expert service you need . . . when you need it. BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION © MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION en, Lee ee Nips Ben a pe A 8 WD Powe ee oe «6h Oe tlUlUCr . Ul hClCUrlCU mn 4 ~~ ror oe Pane ies eeoari set — fo ar mF SS

_ Page 12..Wednesday, November 8, 1961..NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET aon i ’ oe ar Pee Out at 100 it. I" PLASTIC PIPE _._.$8.35 61 lbs. W. P. 1 14" PLASTIC PIPE _ $15.60 High Impact Styrene Alloy with Couplings Foot 4” PLASTIC PIPE __.___. 32c American Made — All Brass 2" GATE VALVES -..$5.95 — Limited Quantities — CALL US FOR FILTERS, PUMPS, PIPELINES OR ANY WATER PROBLEM! COOK and McGUINN LICENSED CONTRACTORS Marysville Highway Ph. 273-4455 4-H Elects Officers NEVADA CITY---Installation of officers ceremony City 4-H club, Karen Hansen presided over the meeting in the absence of Victor Engstrom, outgoing president. The incoming officers were: Jack Costa, president; Carol Wilcox, vice presitary; and Mike McCormack , treasurer, Members were appointed tothe following committees: food, Bill Helphinstine, Gary Nelson. Recreation: Bruce Ayala, chairman, Janie Helphinstine, Helen Wilcox and-Karen Hansen. The club decided to sell candy before Christmas. The committee members who will distribute the candy are Billy Helphinstine, was the highlight of the Oct; ober meeting of the Nevada . by Jack Miner, Even before the placer diggings petered out, miners turned to farming the fertile, often water thirsty, valleys of California, And towns and cities Sprang up; they, needed power for lights and industries, So the engineers built dams on our rivers, often using the old site of the dams constructed by miners of the gold rush period, Here you see two such undertakings that were constructed forthe dual purpdse of supplying both water and electric power. In one of the photos of the Colgate Head Dam you can see, in the foreground of the newer conconcrete fill, the remnants of the early miner's dam, : . dent; Linda Vanah, secre-' Vonah, Tari Carey, andJudy . Hold Buck Stew NEVADA CIT Y-inal plans for the annual benefit Buck Stew dinner sponsored by the 49er volunteer Fire Department and auxiliary have been completed. The dinner will be served Sunday in Seamans Lodge from 1 to 5. p.m. with the menu consisting of the main course, chili beans, garlic bread, coleslaw, coffee and punch. Tickets may be obtained from members of the 49er Volunteer Firé Department or at Seamans Lodge Sunday. Mrs. Fern Orz and Mrs. chairman, Janet Jarvis, and

Linda Vonah. Brita Rozynski are co-chair49er Fire Dept. Will men. Homemade pies and cakes will be on sale. Rummage Sale Date Set GOLD FLAT ---The Nevada County Council for Retarded Children has set Nov. 16 and . Nov. 17 for their rummage sale dates. Rummage will be greatly appreciated and picked up. Anyone wishing to contribute r um mage is asked to call Mrs. Gomes, 273-7428, Mrs. Spiller, 273-8686, or Mrs. Hennig, 273-2566. Time and place of the sale will be announced at a later date. # leave it to Linda Tell Linda how much you want to spend who you want to please with a gift. She will offer, suggestions in keeping with the latest in utility or luxury items. 210 Broad St.,NC 204 W Main St., GY BY MAIL other ALPHA services Home Decorating Service , Free Gift Wrapping, Free Delivery S & H Green Stamps, Free Parking, tell hex.. BY PHONE Dial 265-4503 or 273-8461 Remember to mail early...Nov. 20th is the deadline for mailing overseas in time to insure that your Christmas gift will be there for the holiday. Don't disappoint your friends overseas...your relatives in the service. Lay-away Ready Credit phe Past In Pictures 7 Taira OF ALAC s3 Water, Please, Water! W NEVADA COUNTY! Nevada City F) 4 GIANT 117 TON WEDDING CAKE could be purchased with the interest on savings paid to Bank of America depositors in this county last year. This interest, totaling $434,000, gave local people more money to spend in local stores—contributing to the prosperity of the entire county. ee sonnei A FLEET OF 2,538 DELIVERY TRUCKS could be purchased with the $5,940,000 in Commercial loans made last year by Bank of America branches in Nevada County. By financing local merchants who want to expand their businesses or start new ones, Bank of America helps to bring you better shopping facilities and better buys! THE NEIGHBOR YOU CAN BANK ON is your own Bank of America branch, It’s the neighbor to turn to for financial assistance. The one to see for all your banking business. You can count on the friendly people at Bank of America to give you the expert service you need . . . when you need it. BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION © MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION en, Lee ee Nips Ben a pe A 8 WD Powe ee oe «6h Oe tlUlUCr . Ul hClCUrlCU mn 4 ~~ ror oe Pane ies eeoari set — fo ar mF SS