October 20, 1971 (12 pages)

per " : x opeyingnaemtter Renae <b — Pena Pre rere “y pRaxOpLCaLS section 5/16/72 GAL. ST, LIBRARY. SACTO. CAL. 95814° —t«*” Ps Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass Valley, Red Dog, You Bet, Town Talk, Glenbrook, Little York, Cherokee, Mooney Flat, Sweetland, Alpha, Omega French Corral, Rough and Ready, Graniteville, North San Juan, North Bloomfield, Humbug, Relief Hill, Washington, Blue Tent, La ‘Barr Meadows, yoo Re Ridge Union Hill, . Peardale, Summit City, Walloupa, Gouge Eye, Lime Kiln, Chicago Park, Wolf, Christmas Hill, Liberty Hill, Sailor Flat, Lake City, Selby Flat, Grizzly Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Baqurbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Célumbia, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat, Sebastopol, Quaker. Hill, Willow Valley Newtown, Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore's Flat, Orleans Flat, Remington Hill, Anthony House, Delirium Tremens, ~ , eas NUMBER 39 VOLUME 49 10 Cents A Copy Published Wednesdays, Nevada City WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20 , 1971 ‘I . srass Valey 273-9535) How about those holiday receipes Winter's almost here. . . barbecues, cookouts, picnics and patio parties will soon be just lovely memories of a delightful summer long gone. ‘Let's have some very special holiday feast recipes to publish during the next several weeks » ein preparation for Thanksgiving dinners, and the soonto-be-here Yule feasts, Nevada county is noted for its fine cooks, . .there's always plenty of evidence to that effect at the annual County Fair, andthe many church’dinners, potluck suppers. and private parties in the area, So, don't hide your talents in the flour barrels, . . . .just sit down and "copy off'' some of your. very best recipes and mail them to the NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, P. O. Box 572, Nevada City, Calif. 95959. . .and we will publish as many as space permits, each week from now until New Year's! George A. Meier. Check out the huge selecof ~ ARISTOCRAT TRAILERS and tion TRAVEL CAMPERS. Also on display. FOUR. WINDS Motor Home and ' CHAMPION Motor Home SAVE MONEY NOW! On all recreational vehicles. No resonable offer refused. MEIER Chev.-Olds Hiway 49 at Brunswick Rd. ‘We are here to stay. .and we propose to provide the finest possible sales and service establishment that Ford buyers, and potential Ford buyers, have #@ wa ever been offered in Nevada county."" + i That statement, by Jim Palmer of Grass Valley Ford, set the stage for an extremely — ‘friendly, informative interview ; one day last week. Jim is the general manager, and his partner. , . .Dan Druge, © is the sales-service manager for. this new concern at 846 South Auburn Street in Grass Valley. "Where you are a stranger . but. 6nce"is. the new firm's motto, and is-the brain-child 3 Palmer. . friendly and a lively conversationalist on many topics besides automotive matters. An avid 49'er football fan, Palmer "attends every game™ . .who grinned when § he admitted that he likes it § pretty well! He is full of fun, 4 OWNERS OF the new Ford agency in Grass Valley, Jim Palmer (left) and Dan Druge. display one of their station wagon models. : they play regardless of distance are expecting their fourth child or weather.” He was-frustrated in apap me five days a week for repairs in his ambition to become aproGrass Valley Ford is open fessional player when he broke six days a week, Monday thru his back playing football 15 Saturday, for sales service; and js on display, for immediate years ago. "This makes me @ the service department is open delivery, includes the Ford spectator instead of a participant in many activities I forand maintainence of customers cars. 8 A beautiful array of new cars merly calor so teroedly” Chamber. claims need His partner, Druge, is a golfer of considerable repute. He of pr ofessional help took lessons at the early age of eight years and "is good enough, now, to turn pro,” according to Palmer. Druge also excells as a hunter, and is the proud pos-~ sessor of a fine gun collection. He is also a-devoted family man, and has moved to the area with his wife, Nola, and their . three children, Dawn, 8, Caprice, 6, and Danny, 4.The Druges formerly lived in San Leandro, where he was in the car business for six years, The Palmers came from Detroit to Livermore, where he was first in banking. The last six years there he was in the automobile .business, His wife, — Sandra, is a self-taught artist in oils and delights in landscapes and early architecture as subjects for her talented brush, She and Jim are the parents of Wally, 13, Lee Ann, 12, and Clifford, 7. They are moving into a new home on Via Vista, on or about November 1; and If the county wants to stimulate its economy by encouraging compatible industry to locate here, county chamber of commerce directors feel that professional help is needed. Directors have reviewed inquiries submitted from potential firms who want a variety of details concerning locating in this area, Downey Clinch said. However, occupied with their respective occupations they do not have time to pursue the information desired, he said. The chamber officials also heard that there have been complaints because bus loads of people coming to Nevada City cannot locate adequate rest room facilities. Mayor John Rankin told Clinch that the city con-. sidered the lack of facilities when it applied to EDA for a grant for parking, Because the grant is based on the tourism aspect of the city, EDA requires that rest room facilities be a part of the "package deal" in the application. In other action the chamber endorsed Terex Corporation's request for a use permit for a gravel operation on the Red CogYou Bet Road; The county planning commission last week approved the permit for five years. --Regretted that the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Auxiliary failed to have its annual autumn home and garden tour this year because of a shortage of available homes. The tour generally coinciding with the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce Trade Fair normally draws a number of visitors to the area, Hopefully homes can be open for a tour next year, directors said. Out of town people registered considerable disappointment the tour was not held this year, Clinch said. Grass Valley Ford -‘Here to Stay’ Pinto, Mavarick, Torino, Galaxie, LTD and Thunderbird models; the Lincoln Continental line, including the Mark III; Mercury Comet, Montegoj"Monterey and the Marquise, A complete line of Ford trucks is also carried, as are @ pode lection of Ford A-1 rated cars. . The potential Ford customer has a warm welcome awaiting at Grass Valley Ford now.a new firm with an excellent future in Nevada county. It’s time and it pays to advertise It's on the planning board now . a very special Holiday Edition of the Nugget, to be published on December 1! There are only 60 (count 'em) shopping days until Christmas, starting tomorrow. Some new features will be introduced in the Holiday Edition .and merchants are requested to plan their space requirements for holiday advertising early this year. Phone Nevada City 265‘2471 and ask to talk toa sales representative, who will make an appointment to assist you in planning your Christmas advertising program.

per " : x opeyingnaemtter Renae <b — Pena Pre rere “y pRaxOpLCaLS section 5/16/72 GAL. ST, LIBRARY. SACTO. CAL. 95814° —t«*” Ps Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass Valley, Red Dog, You Bet, Town Talk, Glenbrook, Little York, Cherokee, Mooney Flat, Sweetland, Alpha, Omega French Corral, Rough and Ready, Graniteville, North San Juan, North Bloomfield, Humbug, Relief Hill, Washington, Blue Tent, La ‘Barr Meadows, yoo Re Ridge Union Hill, . Peardale, Summit City, Walloupa, Gouge Eye, Lime Kiln, Chicago Park, Wolf, Christmas Hill, Liberty Hill, Sailor Flat, Lake City, Selby Flat, Grizzly Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Baqurbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Célumbia, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat, Sebastopol, Quaker. Hill, Willow Valley Newtown, Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore's Flat, Orleans Flat, Remington Hill, Anthony House, Delirium Tremens, ~ , eas NUMBER 39 VOLUME 49 10 Cents A Copy Published Wednesdays, Nevada City WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20 , 1971 ‘I . srass Valey 273-9535) How about those holiday receipes Winter's almost here. . . barbecues, cookouts, picnics and patio parties will soon be just lovely memories of a delightful summer long gone. ‘Let's have some very special holiday feast recipes to publish during the next several weeks » ein preparation for Thanksgiving dinners, and the soonto-be-here Yule feasts, Nevada county is noted for its fine cooks, . .there's always plenty of evidence to that effect at the annual County Fair, andthe many church’dinners, potluck suppers. and private parties in the area, So, don't hide your talents in the flour barrels, . . . .just sit down and "copy off'' some of your. very best recipes and mail them to the NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, P. O. Box 572, Nevada City, Calif. 95959. . .and we will publish as many as space permits, each week from now until New Year's! George A. Meier. Check out the huge selecof ~ ARISTOCRAT TRAILERS and tion TRAVEL CAMPERS. Also on display.. FOUR. WINDS Motor Home and ' CHAMPION Motor Home SAVE MONEY NOW! On all recreational vehicles. No resonable offer refused. MEIER Chev.-Olds Hiway 49 at Brunswick Rd. ‘We are here to stay. .and we propose to provide the finest possible sales and service establishment that Ford buyers, and potential Ford buyers, have #@ wa ever been offered in Nevada county."" + i That statement, by Jim Palmer of Grass Valley Ford, set the stage for an extremely — ‘friendly, informative interview ; one day last week. Jim is the general manager, and his partner. , . .Dan Druge, © is the sales-service manager for. this new concern at 846 South Auburn Street in Grass Valley. "Where you are a stranger . but. 6nce"is. the new firm's motto, and is-the brain-child 3 Palmer. . friendly and a lively conversationalist on many topics besides automotive matters. An avid 49'er football fan, Palmer "attends every game™ . .who grinned when § he admitted that he likes it § pretty well! He is full of fun, 4 OWNERS OF the new Ford agency in Grass Valley, Jim Palmer (left) and Dan Druge. display one of their station wagon models. : they play regardless of distance are expecting their fourth child or weather.” He was-frustrated in apap me five days a week for repairs in his ambition to become aproGrass Valley Ford is open fessional player when he broke six days a week, Monday thru his back playing football 15 Saturday, for sales service; and js on display, for immediate years ago. "This makes me @ the service department is open delivery, includes the Ford spectator instead of a participant in many activities I forand maintainence of customers cars. 8 A beautiful array of new cars merly calor so teroedly” Chamber. claims need His partner, Druge, is a golfer of considerable repute. He of pr ofessional help took lessons at the early age of

eight years and "is good enough, now, to turn pro,” according to Palmer. Druge also excells as a hunter, and is the proud pos-~ sessor of a fine gun collection. He is also a-devoted family man, and has moved to the area with his wife, Nola, and their . three children, Dawn, 8, Caprice, 6, and Danny, 4.The Druges formerly lived in San Leandro, where he was in the car business for six years, The Palmers came from Detroit to Livermore, where he was first in banking. The last six years there he was in the automobile .business, His wife, — Sandra, is a self-taught artist in oils and delights in landscapes and early architecture as subjects for her talented brush, She and Jim are the parents of Wally, 13, Lee Ann, 12, and Clifford, 7. They are moving into a new home on Via Vista, on or about November 1; and If the county wants to stimulate its economy by encouraging compatible industry to locate here, county chamber of commerce directors feel that professional help is needed. Directors have reviewed inquiries submitted from potential firms who want a variety of details concerning locating in this area, Downey Clinch said. However, occupied with their respective occupations they do not have time to pursue the information desired, he said. The chamber officials also heard that there have been complaints because bus loads of people coming to Nevada City cannot locate adequate rest room facilities. Mayor John Rankin told Clinch that the city con-. sidered the lack of facilities when it applied to EDA for a grant for parking, Because the grant is based on the tourism aspect of the city, EDA requires that rest room facilities be a part of the "package deal" in the application. In other action the chamber endorsed Terex Corporation's request for a use permit for a gravel operation on the Red CogYou Bet Road; The county planning commission last week approved the permit for five years. --Regretted that the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Auxiliary failed to have its annual autumn home and garden tour this year because of a shortage of available homes. The tour generally coinciding with the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce Trade Fair normally draws a number of visitors to the area, Hopefully homes can be open for a tour next year, directors said. Out of town people registered considerable disappointment the tour was not held this year, Clinch said. Grass Valley Ford -‘Here to Stay’ Pinto, Mavarick, Torino, Galaxie, LTD and Thunderbird models; the Lincoln Continental line, including the Mark III; Mercury Comet, Montegoj"Monterey and the Marquise, A complete line of Ford trucks is also carried, as are @ pode lection of Ford A-1 rated cars. . The potential Ford customer has a warm welcome awaiting at Grass Valley Ford now..a new firm with an excellent future in Nevada county. It’s time and it pays to advertise It's on the planning board now .. a very special Holiday Edition of the Nugget, to be published on December 1! There are only 60 (count 'em) shopping days until Christmas, starting tomorrow. Some new features will be introduced in the Holiday Edition ..and merchants are requested to plan their space requirements for holiday advertising early this year. Phone Nevada City 265‘2471 and ask to talk toa sales representative, who will make an appointment to assist you in planning your Christmas advertising program.