October 10, 1962 (10 pages)

c= ee nd ie~ at id to ad ut lo re id ir st . Pat Nixon We Will Be OPIN Thursday ‘til 9 p.m. In Cooperation With The Nevada County Auto Dealers’ Nevada City AUTO SHOW KNEE’S TV-Jewelry-Appliances ® ae aa Broad at Pine, Nevada City . Women To Meet Pat Nixon ’ GRASS VALLEY---Four Nevada County women ac~ tive inRepublican party work are serving on a reception committee planning to welcome Mrs, Richard Nixon Tuesday to a community reception and coffee hour in. Sacramento, . The reception will be held between 11a.m., and1 p, m. at the Hotel El Dorado, All interested women are invited to attend, Mrs, Nixon will be accompanying her gubernatorial candidate husband to Sacramento that day. Nixon is scheduled for a “telethon” program that evening. You'll Enjoy The AUTO SHOW More If You ENJOY DINNER AT Hazel’s First 216 Broad St., Nevada City Auto Show Special Thursday Night 6.9 p.m. ON Hardwood Folding Chairs A $6.95 Value $4.88 Natural Finish.A Real Bargain No Phone Orders AcpHa CAR COA and JACKETS NYLONS TWILLS ORLONS VINYLS WOOLS HUGE SELECTION CGC UCU VSO O% oft Plenty Of Free Parking Broad Street NEVADA CITY ® Ask for your S & H Green Stamps qvTO sHOM SPECIAL Sd Thursday 6.9 p.m. ONLY L pe ne a ALL NEW MERCHANDISE JUST RECEIVED!!! NOVAK’S Mens Wear 395 Broad Street, Nevada City ees ote eaten eee _.____Nevada County NUGGET. .Wedne sday, October 10, mpeg wo . Sunday Service To Honor Organists workshop and recital by LelandRalph of Sacramento in February, a chofr festival under Alex Gould of Sacramento in March, anda workshop featuring childrens’ GRASS VALLEY ---The public is invited to attend a special servic ehonoring American Guild of Organists } Sunday at 4 p,m. in the meeting of the chapter, held atthe First Methodist Church of Nevada City. Nov. 17, a choral workshop under Mrs. George Sloop, Oroville, former state president of the 1962.Page9 . Grass Valley Methodist } Church. i} Sponsored by the Mother Lode Chapter the Guild, dt will featuréa festival chorus of three churches, ‘A short organ recital by Ruth Rockwood will precede the event. Announcement of this and Choral Conductors’ Guild, will take place. The December program will be the community presentation of Handel's Messiah, now in rehearsal at the Grass Valley Methodist Church, Sunday afternoons choirs and repertoire in April. Comnmunity participation in Faure's Requiem in May will high -light the end of the year’s activities for the new Guild chapter. Any church musicians desiring further information about the American Guild of "spécials" offered last week by S.P.D. Center during its' 3rd Anniversary celebration. Owners Bert See and Lawrence Painter together with their large staff were kept busy serving the many 7%.patrons who were on hand for the "birthday party" from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Other events of interest to the public will be an organ Organists and its local efforts are invitedto phone Mrs, Bernard Rockwood, 2731992. other Guild activities for the year was made at the recent Congratulations To Nevada County Auto Dealers For Their BEAUTIFUL NEW ‘63 MODELS See Them Thursday Night 6.9 p.m. On Pine Street In. Nevada City NEVADA CITY ---A scholarship of $150 has been given Gil Thornally to aid in his tuition at the San Francisco Art Institute by the Nevada City Art Association and the local Art Rental Gallery. Thornally graduated from Nevada Union High School twoyears ago and was recognized by the faculty asa gifted art student. With the help of the scholarship, he has been able to enroll in the art school this year and writes, “I'm now engaged in learning a new media, <3. Of the scholarship, $115 was collected years ago as membership fees for an organization which was to be known as the Nevada County Art and Garden Society. It was to have been an organization made up of various groups associated with the arts---artists, dramatists, garden clubs, photographers and weavers, The organization did not take hold, the Nevada City Art Association being the most active surviving group, and the art association was given custody of the funds, association president Helen Bontecou said. The Art Rental Gallery, little more than six months old, addedto the scholarship to bring it to the $150 figure. } Both the association and rental gallery aspire to contributing to art scholarships through the. years, Artists Christmas Fair expenses require most of the associarMices SHOP Lately? . have. Teenage, Misses & Half Size Dresses aso Lingerie and fA ccessories They are ‘Cute’, ‘Neat’, ‘Cool’, Attractive’ AUTO SHOW 313 Broad Street..Nevada City . Dial 265-4130 150 Art Scholarship Given tion's surplus money, but the rental gallery has set art scholarships as its major goal, The art association has 70 members, many who are not artists but are laymen who enjoy programs of the organization as well as art activities. At the last meeting of the 13rd Year For Consumer Counsel SACRAMENTO---October marks the third anniversary of California's Consumer Counsel program, A new idea in California state government, the program is also unique in the United States. While a few states (including California) have special sections in the offices of their attoaney-generals to deal with frauds against consumers, only California has a Consumer Counsel placed at the top level of government, in the Governor's office. California's Consumer Counsel post was created by an act of the Legislature at the request of Governor EdmundG, Brownto provide an official Voice for consumers. ‘" The law calls upon the Consumer Counsel to advise the Governor and Legislature on matters affecting CconsumHave You Been To 5:30 to 9:00 p.m. ONLY ALL CASH SALES VY? off No Lay-aways or Charges, Please! A Fall Spectacular (Continued on Page 10). $e g & ‘Stylish’. SPECIAL ~ciation are welcome, association, it was announcof edthat this year’sArtists wy Sratd a: weve ane NEW SPECTACULAR FALL CLOTHING STYLES pual event, ‘The association AT . 9 dy's SHOP SS fears that this may be the 106 WN. PINE ST., NEVADA CITY 9.0 MOE aN, UME MN: years the event has grown to proportions that place a hardship upon the few that have volunteered their services on the project. New members to the asso¢ OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS ‘TIL 9 FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE! %e Thursday, October tIth To 9 p.m. Pine Street, Nevada City The NEVADA COUNTY AUTO DEALERS wish to co-operate with the NEVADA CITY MERCHANTS in. making their Thursday Evening a huge success. So everyone come down and shop Thursday evening, make it a gala time. While you are shopping and visiting with friends you haven't seen in many a moon, you will see one whole Block of 1963 AUTOS © This is your first chance to all grouped together . see all these GLAMOROUS 1963 NEW & DIFFERENT CARS Don’t forget the time-Thursday , October 11, 6 to 9 p.m. The place, Pine Street, Nevada City cs You Will See The Following Cars Displayed By The Members Of The NEVADA COUNTY AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION Hartman.Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Covey.Plymouth, Valiant & Rambler Morgan.Ford & Thunderbird ~ Hockett.Cadillac, Pontiac & Buick — George.Dodge & Dart

c= ee nd ie~ at id to ad ut lo re id ir st . Pat Nixon We Will Be OPIN Thursday ‘til 9 p.m. In Cooperation With The Nevada County Auto Dealers’ Nevada City AUTO SHOW KNEE’S TV-Jewelry-Appliances ® ae aa Broad at Pine, Nevada City . Women To Meet Pat Nixon ’ GRASS VALLEY---Four Nevada County women ac~ tive inRepublican party work are serving on a reception committee planning to welcome Mrs, Richard Nixon Tuesday to a community reception and coffee hour in. Sacramento, . The reception will be held between 11a.m., and1 p, m. at the Hotel El Dorado, All interested women are invited to attend, Mrs, Nixon will be accompanying her gubernatorial candidate husband to Sacramento that day. Nixon is scheduled for a “telethon” program that evening. You'll Enjoy The AUTO SHOW More If You ENJOY DINNER AT Hazel’s First 216 Broad St., Nevada City Auto Show Special Thursday Night 6.9 p.m. ON Hardwood Folding Chairs A $6.95 Value $4.88 Natural Finish..A Real Bargain No Phone Orders AcpHa CAR COA and JACKETS NYLONS TWILLS ORLONS VINYLS WOOLS HUGE SELECTION CGC UCU VSO O% oft Plenty Of Free Parking Broad Street NEVADA CITY ® Ask for your S & H Green Stamps qvTO sHOM SPECIAL Sd Thursday 6.9 p.m. ONLY L pe ne a ALL NEW MERCHANDISE JUST RECEIVED!!! NOVAK’S Mens Wear 395 Broad Street, Nevada City ees ote eaten eee _.____Nevada County NUGGET.. .Wedne sday, October 10, mpeg wo . Sunday Service To Honor Organists workshop and recital by LelandRalph of Sacramento in February, a chofr festival under Alex Gould of Sacramento in March, anda workshop featuring childrens’ GRASS VALLEY ---The public is invited to attend a special servic ehonoring American Guild of Organists } Sunday at 4 p,m. in the meeting of the chapter, held atthe First Methodist Church of Nevada City. Nov. 17, a choral workshop under Mrs. George Sloop, Oroville, former state president of the 1962..Page9 . Grass Valley Methodist } Church. i} Sponsored by the Mother Lode Chapter the Guild, dt will featuréa festival chorus of three churches, ‘A short organ recital by Ruth Rockwood will precede the event. Announcement of this and Choral Conductors’ Guild, will take place. The December program will be the community presentation of Handel's Messiah, now in rehearsal at the Grass Valley Methodist Church, Sunday afternoons choirs and repertoire in April. Comnmunity participation in Faure's Requiem in May will high -light the end of the year’s activities for the new Guild chapter. Any church musicians desiring further information about the American Guild of "spécials" offered last week by S.P.D. Center during its' 3rd Anniversary celebration. Owners Bert See and Lawrence Painter together with their large staff were kept busy serving the many 7%.patrons who were on hand for the "birthday party" from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Other events of interest to the public will be an organ Organists and its local efforts are invitedto phone Mrs, Bernard Rockwood, 2731992. other Guild activities for the year was made at the recent Congratulations To

Nevada County Auto Dealers For Their BEAUTIFUL NEW ‘63 MODELS See Them Thursday Night 6.9 p.m. On Pine Street In. Nevada City NEVADA CITY ---A scholarship of $150 has been given Gil Thornally to aid in his tuition at the San Francisco Art Institute by the Nevada City Art Association and the local Art Rental Gallery. Thornally graduated from Nevada Union High School twoyears ago and was recognized by the faculty asa gifted art student. With the help of the scholarship, he has been able to enroll in the art school this year and writes, “I'm now engaged in learning a new media, <3. Of the scholarship, $115 was collected years ago as membership fees for an organization which was to be known as the Nevada County Art and Garden Society. It was to have been an organization made up of various groups associated with the arts---artists, dramatists, garden clubs, photographers and weavers, The organization did not take hold, the Nevada City Art Association being the most active surviving group, and the art association was given custody of the funds, association president Helen Bontecou said. The Art Rental Gallery, little more than six months old, addedto the scholarship to bring it to the $150 figure. } Both the association and rental gallery aspire to contributing to art scholarships through the. years, Artists Christmas Fair expenses require most of the associarMices SHOP Lately? . have.. Teenage, Misses & Half Size Dresses aso Lingerie and fA ccessories They are ‘Cute’, ‘Neat’, ‘Cool’, Attractive’ AUTO SHOW 313 Broad Street....Nevada City . Dial 265-4130 150 Art Scholarship Given tion's surplus money, but the rental gallery has set art scholarships as its major goal, The art association has 70 members, many who are not artists but are laymen who enjoy programs of the organization as well as art activities. At the last meeting of the 13rd Year For Consumer Counsel SACRAMENTO---October marks the third anniversary of California's Consumer Counsel program, A new idea in California state government, the program is also unique in the United States. While a few states (including California) have special sections in the offices of their attoaney-generals to deal with frauds against consumers, only California has a Consumer Counsel placed at the top level of government, in the Governor's office. California's Consumer Counsel post was created by an act of the Legislature at the request of Governor EdmundG, Brownto provide an official Voice for consumers. ‘" The law calls upon the Consumer Counsel to advise the Governor and Legislature on matters affecting CconsumHave You Been To 5:30 to 9:00 p.m. ONLY ALL CASH SALES VY? off No Lay-aways or Charges, Please! A Fall Spectacular (Continued on Page 10). $e g & ‘Stylish’. SPECIAL ~ciation are welcome, association, it was announcof edthat this year’sArtists wy Sratd a: weve ane NEW SPECTACULAR FALL CLOTHING STYLES pual event, ‘The association AT . 9 dy's SHOP SS fears that this may be the 106 WN. PINE ST., NEVADA CITY 9.0 MOE aN, UME MN: years the event has grown to proportions that place a hardship upon the few that have volunteered their services on the project. New members to the asso¢ OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS ‘TIL 9 FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE! %e Thursday, October tIth To 9 p.m. Pine Street, Nevada City The NEVADA COUNTY AUTO DEALERS wish to co-operate with the NEVADA CITY MERCHANTS in. making their Thursday Evening a huge success. So everyone come down and shop Thursday evening, make it a gala time. While you are shopping and visiting with friends you haven't seen in many a moon, you will see one whole Block of 1963 AUTOS © This is your first chance to all grouped together . see all these GLAMOROUS 1963 NEW & DIFFERENT CARS Don’t forget the time-Thursday , October 11, 6 to 9 p.m. The place, Pine Street, Nevada City cs You Will See The Following Cars Displayed By The Members Of The NEVADA COUNTY AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION Hartman..Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Covey..Plymouth, Valiant & Rambler Morgan..Ford & Thunderbird ~ Hockett..Cadillac, Pontiac & Buick — George..Dodge & Dart