November 8, 1961 (12 pages)

ROOFING GOES ON.The ro the Seventh-day Adventist Church school off Echo Ridge Road. Page 4.Wednesday, November 8, 1961. .NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET F i a a, Wick gx of goes on the Junior Academy of TOWN TALK---A new Seventh-day Adventist Church School is under construction just off Ridge Road, in Dr, VIVIIIVVI SIV VV VI VII CIV WE SELL THE TOUGHEST BCOT EVER MADE! “original” Chippewa : ing. Adventists Construct New School Fred Hufnagel’s Echo Ridge subdivision not far from. the new N.U.H.S. site. With the donation of five acres as a building site by : Dr. and Mrs, Hufnagel, work q, has been progressing rapidly with Earl van Uden supervis7 Only two units are being q built at present. These with three large classrooms will accomodate 100 students. . With the completion of these, the furnace room, and principal's office the investment is expected toreach $75, 000 with volunteer labor included. The Adventists point out they pay taxes to support the public schools and are willing and glad to pay for the construction of this Junior Academy without one cent of cost tothe state or county. The buildings are built of buff colored basalite blocks MOUNTAINEER IUVVIVI VV IVI VIII VV VUVI III VIII VV Experienced mountain climbers and guides wear — the “original; Chippewa Mountaineer, designed for the roughest mountain country. It takes years of wear to realize the quality in these boots. #5309 is an 8° boot made of choicest oil tanned leather. Special lug sole imported from Switzerland. Fitted to your size and width for maxi$795 ; mum comfort. i a6 VIC BREUER 143 Mill St. G. V. We ALSO have Bone-Dry Wolverine and Friedman 4 4 Shelby Work Shoes. __ BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAS FOR THOSE WHO LOVE PLENTY OF GOOD FOOD! ji 9 Hazel’s For those who enjoy a superb meal . . . and generous servings . . sonable prices . . . do DINE AT HAZEL’S THURSDAY EVENINGS BEFORE SHOPPING 216 Broad St., PHILCO which will not require painting and are restful to the eyes. The buildings face across the valley to the north and west with an inspiring view. The easement for a _7 -§ county road has been given with an entrance at Echo Ridge Drive on Ridge Road. Ls NEWSGreg. Mott Last week, several student council meetings were held. The purpose of the meetings was to straighten out the details connected with last Friday's Homecoming activities. Friday, seventh period was eliminated and an assembly washeld. During the assem-~ bly, the Girls‘ Ensemble, under the direction of Mr. Baggett, sang “Sixteen, Going on Seventeen, “and "Beautiful, But Truthful.” After this, Gail Thomas, sophomore class princess , entered the gymnasium escorted. by Ronnie Ray, followed by the junior princess, Kris Engstrom esc orted by John Frantz. Last of all, the senior princess, Sandra Carveth, was escorted into the gym by Dan Stewart and crownedas Homecoming Queen of 1961. Afterthis bit of pageantry, the students were dismissed, either to go home, orto assemble on the new lawn for competition between the classes. The four events which comprised the competition were: a sack race over an obstacle course; tug-o'-war; a rooster scramble; anda greased-pole climb. The seniors won thecompetition witha score of fifteen points. The junior and sophomore classes each had four points. These acYesterday And Today the’ front .porch for the photographer. was Nevada City Justice of Peace. fields. tivities were in place of the money-making competition and parade of former Homecoming Weeks. Atthe Homecoming game with Yuba City Friday night, the NU Nuggets suffered their first league defeat, 19 to 0. The Miners, however, pulled a big upset by defeating the Honkers, 19 to 14. It will likely continue through to meet with Slate Creek Road. Attendance at this school is not limited to children of Seventh-day Adventists Other parents are invited to contact either the principal or Pastor Venden. There are about 50 miles of horseback riding trails in LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE The City Planning Commission at its regular meeting on 7. November 1961 granted a varianceto Mr, K, Dale Nafus to build a dwelBlock 27, on Orchard Street San Mateo County. Pete . at reaFREE ESTIMATES TOWN TALK ee 265-2570 jFreePick-up And Delivery Nevada City with the following except1 ions to the requirements of . the zoning ordinance: x. (a)the side width to the East . to be four (4) feet. , (b) the setback from the ) street to be eight (8) feet, This variance is granted with te oH} 1 WATCHES ~ P< clocks JEWELRY Repairing == E. M. DALPEZ JEWELER) 231% BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY ling on a portion of Lot 3, the express stipulation that no building of an accessory building will be undertaken at a later date without the authority of the Planning Commission. This variance will become effective after an elapsed period of thirty (30) days from the publication of this notice unless an appeal therefrom it taken to the City Council by any person . aggrieved or affected by the determination of the Commission, in accordance with Sections 10 and 11 of City Ordinance No, 277. Jack Siegfried; Chairman . (pro tem) City Planning Commission . ments by the present owner. 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ROOFING GOES ON..The ro the Seventh-day Adventist Church school off Echo Ridge Road. Page 4..Wednesday, November 8, 1961. .NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET F i a a, Wick gx of goes on the Junior Academy of TOWN TALK---A new Seventh-day Adventist Church School is under construction just off Ridge Road, in Dr, VIVIIIVVI SIV VV VI VII CIV WE SELL THE TOUGHEST BCOT EVER MADE! “original” Chippewa : ing. Adventists Construct New School Fred Hufnagel’s Echo Ridge subdivision not far from. the new N.U.H.S. site. With the donation of five acres as a building site by : Dr. and Mrs, Hufnagel, work q, has been progressing rapidly with Earl van Uden supervis7 Only two units are being q built at present. These with three large classrooms will accomodate 100 students. . With the completion of these, the furnace room, and principal's office the investment is expected toreach $75, 000 with volunteer labor included. The Adventists point out they pay taxes to support the public schools and are willing and glad to pay for the construction of this Junior Academy without one cent of cost tothe state or county. The buildings are built of buff colored basalite blocks MOUNTAINEER IUVVIVI VV IVI VIII VV VUVI III VIII VV Experienced mountain climbers and guides wear — the “original; Chippewa Mountaineer, designed for the roughest mountain country. It takes years of wear to realize the quality in these boots. #5309 is an 8° boot made of choicest oil tanned leather. Special lug sole imported from Switzerland. Fitted to your size and width for maxi$795 ; mum comfort. i a6 VIC BREUER 143 Mill St. G. V. We ALSO have Bone-Dry Wolverine and Friedman 4 4 Shelby Work Shoes. __ BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAS FOR THOSE WHO LOVE PLENTY OF GOOD FOOD! ji 9 Hazel’s For those who enjoy a superb meal . . . and generous servings . . sonable prices . . . do DINE AT HAZEL’S THURSDAY EVENINGS BEFORE SHOPPING 216 Broad St., PHILCO which will not require painting and are restful to the eyes. The buildings face across the valley to the north and west with an inspiring view. The easement for a _7 -§ county road has been given with an entrance at Echo Ridge Drive on Ridge Road. Ls NEWSGreg. Mott Last week, several student council meetings were held. The purpose of the meetings was to straighten out the details connected with last Friday's Homecoming activities. Friday, seventh period was eliminated and an assembly washeld. During the assem-~ bly, the Girls‘ Ensemble, under the direction of Mr. Baggett, sang “Sixteen, Going on Seventeen, “and "Beautiful, But Truthful.” After this, Gail Thomas, sophomore class princess , entered the gymnasium escorted. by Ronnie Ray, followed by the junior princess, Kris Engstrom esc orted by John Frantz. Last of all, the senior princess, Sandra Carveth, was escorted into the gym by Dan Stewart and crownedas Homecoming Queen of 1961. Afterthis bit of pageantry, the students were dismissed, either to go home, orto assemble on the new lawn for competition between the classes. The four events which comprised the competition were: a sack race over an obstacle course; tug-o'-war; a rooster scramble; anda greased-pole climb. The seniors won thecompetition witha score of fifteen points. The junior and sophomore classes each had four points. These acYesterday And Today the’ front .porch for the photographer. was Nevada City Justice of Peace. fields. tivities were in place of the money-making competition and parade of former Homecoming Weeks. Atthe Homecoming game with Yuba City Friday night, the NU Nuggets suffered their first league defeat, 19 to 0. The Miners, however, pulled

a big upset by defeating the Honkers, 19 to 14. It will likely continue through to meet with Slate Creek Road. Attendance at this school is not limited to children of Seventh-day Adventists Other parents are invited to contact either the principal or Pastor Venden. There are about 50 miles of horseback riding trails in LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE The City Planning Commission at its regular meeting on 7. November 1961 granted a varianceto Mr, K, Dale Nafus to build a dwelBlock 27, on Orchard Street San Mateo County. Pete . at reaFREE ESTIMATES TOWN TALK ee 265-2570 jFreePick-up And Delivery Nevada City with the following except1 ions to the requirements of . the zoning ordinance: x. (a)the side width to the East . to be four (4) feet. , (b) the setback from the ) street to be eight (8) feet, This variance is granted with te oH} 1 WATCHES ~ P< clocks JEWELRY Repairing == E. M. DALPEZ JEWELER) 231% BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY ling on a portion of Lot 3, the express stipulation that no building of an accessory building will be undertaken at a later date without the authority of the Planning Commission. This variance will become effective after an elapsed period of thirty (30) days from the publication of this notice unless an appeal therefrom it taken to the City Council by any person . aggrieved or affected by the determination of the Commission, in accordance with Sections 10 and 11 of City Ordinance No, 277. Jack Siegfried; Chairman . (pro tem) City Planning Commission . ments by the present owner. Publish Nov. 8, 1961 YESTERDAY.:.The Charles E. Mulloy home at the intersection of East and West Broad Streets in Nevada City looked like this in 1895. The family is gathered on At the time this picture was taken Mulloy Bor years Mr. Mulloy was active in many He served four years as a County Supervisor, was a member of the Board of Education and was one half owner of the Nevada Gazette with E. F. Bean. TODAY...The old place has changed very little on the outside. A few trees have been removed, a concrete wall added. . The inside however has beenconverted into comfortable apartBONDS PHIILOGO PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE COOL CHASSIS TV e forever the gray mask that robs ictures of contrast and dimensional realism! Gon Rectanguiar screen, 23” overall diagonal measurement, 282 sq. in. viewable area. PHILCO : 1840-4 You get all these advanced features See it now! Amazing re© Exclusive Cool Chassis beats gerye power prevents . i on premature gray pictures! —_@ Rocket-rugged Solid Copper Fi ~~ Circuits—not loose wires 90-Day TV Service ©@ Air-flow power transformer TOUM, GUORANTEE © Front tuning! Front sound! ¢ Covers all parts, tubes and inDecorator-styled ~ § home service labor. Plus. full Scan cans Sebeony one-year PictureTube Warranty. furniture BONDS vruunces “Your Friendly Dealer" 124 East. Main St. Grass Valley Today’s Big Value in TV BRAND NEW 1962 Swivel Base Consolette PHILCO. PHILCO 4330-X Finished to match Mahogany furniture NO EXTRA COST 90 DAY IN-HOME SERVICE New 90 day TOTAL GUARA E covers all in-home service and parts. Plus full year warranty on picture tube. ARARANAAAN NEW Up to 25% Brighter Picture NEW Beam Booster Circuit NEW Cool Chassis Out-front Speaker and Controls e 23” overall diagonal measurement picture(282 sq. in. viewable area) @ Swivel base, self leveling feet ¢ Automatic Picture Pilot. per. fects the picture 15,750 times a second e Solid Copper Circuits © Bonded Filter ae