October 24, 1962 (8 pages)

N — Nevada County NUGGET. .Wednesday, October 24, 1962.Page 5 POOLS GOLD by Bob Paine 3 MORE DAYS Sian CLOCK Electric Alarm Self Starting Precision Timing Dependable-Long ‘Life Sealed In Lubrication Styled for today's Modern living Og fuLeR PAINT SALE With the purchase of 2 gallons of paint or more SAVE $2 OO per gallon on ©XFULLER’ 5 FINEST PAINT OUR BEST QUALITY—YOUR BEST BUY because it’s laboratory-proved to be: EXTRA-SCRUBBABLE LONG-LASTING FAST-DRYING EASY TO USE LIGHTFAST, COLORFAST Choose from over 18 Decorator Colors At This Low Price SAVE $1.00 on our good quality paint Semi-Gloss Enamel Reg. 5.98 $498 SAVE 22 to 45% ON EVERYTHING YOU NEED To SPEED YOUR PAINT JOB! Wall Fashion Interior Latex reg. 6.69 Interior Latex Semi-Gloss Enamel $ reg. 7.93 and up FULLER PAINTERS’ THINNER 88 ROLLER AND TRAY SET 1 gallon. Reg. $1.20 7” handle, cover, jumbo tray. Reg. $1.29 GAL. Ie Our best 7” roller, deluxe cover Reg. $2.09. $1.66 Nevada City Elks and their invited guests will re-open the newly furbished Elks Home with the first party of the social season on Heldorado Night Saturday, November 17, 1962. They will be enjoying an entirely new Elks Club after a disastrous fire of nearly two years ago. Over $50,000 has been spent in improvements. For 63 years the Elks have been a proud contribution to the welfare and gaiety of Nevada City with their dedication to Americanism, anonymous needy assistance and goodclean fun, Aswith many a NC ladies'or men's lodge they mostly have provided their own entertainment, There is a general hilarity if inladies' lodges like the Native Daughters they dress as men in their shows and in men's lodges as in the Elks, they in their shows dress as women, This picture was taken way hack in early 1920's when these stalwart NC citizens wound the May Pole at the Armory Hall for a public benefit then came back to the Elks Home on Pine St. to meet their wives and girl friends andto dance the night away, L-R, Thomas Richards, Charles Leiter, Harry Englebright, John Fortier, Frank Nilon, Richard Nickless, Richard Goyne, Elza Kilroy, Percival Carr, Edward Uren and James Penrose. I don't know why they are such a bunch of sour pusses, This Year More Than Ever VIC BREUER HAS IT A Whole Storeful Of Mens > WARM WINTER JACKETS. LEVI WOOL SHIRTS BOOTS & SHOES ® We Specialize In Extra Tall & Extra Large Sizes For A Complete Selection In Mens Wear.See VIC BREUER’S 143 Mill St., Grass Valley . Bank-Americard.Lay-Aways SIERRA PRING WATER DELIVERED IN 5 GAL. BOTTLES MODERN COOLER? TO Choose From ‘Scientia athe Si PB Ti > We IGGET F ye Ae 4S ig MP ws we News WP wm HATURES to OS DY &? oD yy . — ‘By Denna Milhous We just got back from San Francisco where we took Tamitoher doctor, We stayed at the home of Barbara and Roger Gordon, Barbara, who is very accomplished in several areas, one of which is being abletouse a whole can of hair spray in one breath, used to live here, Barb and Rog showed us around San Francisco and I can think of many sincere and complementary things to make San Franciscans chests swell, but .». Ishall give them an unexpected andRECENT LY deserved one instead: They aren't driving nearly as maniacally as they were last year, eee Many teenagers attended the MYS skating party last Friday night. Steve Covert and the Palmers chaperoned the group to the rink in Marysville. Afterward they stayed for a Sock Hop, and Margie Phillips, our ~ext door neighbor, won a purple poodle for her ability in a Limbo Contést, She shimmied her way under a pole roughly 22 inches from the floor, .mind you with her feet on the ground and not using her hands. and her thigh muscles are understandably very sore, eee68 Doanie and Frank Addleman, who had been caring for grandaughter Sherry, lost her Sunday when Carol and Sam Varner, the child's parents came to pick her up. eee ee8 Kit Orr, Toni and Bill Browning w ent skating with the kids Friday night. eee The North San Juan and Camptonville Methodist Churches held their fourth quarterly conference Sunday afternoon following a potluck dinner. seen A Bible study group will be held at the home of Pearl Miller on Monday afternoons at 1 p.m. People of all denominations will be welcomed, eee8 There will be.a buck stew and Masquerade Ballat Peterson's Corner Saturday night. Everyone that went to last year's party is coming, including me, so see you there, eeeee Dawn Trubschenk and daughter Carolyn visited Dawn's mother in San Jose last weekend, Another gal who was out of town was Juanita Patterson who attended a horse auction at Pleasanton, ee¢ene A week ago I took an old mirror (antique is so overworked) and between the backing and the glass found a Nevada City News dated 1916, That might:not seem too old, but some of the items certainly date it. Iwill quote you one item: “The remains Of Mr$s cers see Who died at Graniteville some weeks ' ago will be buried there today, the body not being in condition to bring here, as was anticipated. Camptonville News By Irene Stoops Camptonville "dug out" Oct. 14 after a four day rain and wind storm. Total precipitation fer the. storm was 20.83 inches, We were without electricity most of that time. The power came on several times--then off it w ould go--perhaps another tree blown across the lines. P,G.&E. crews worked frantically and power was restored Saturday afternoon. The town water supply was so thick with mud that it reminded one of a thick mulligan stew--only not as appetizing. There wasno laundry, mopping or even bathing in Camptonville fora few days. We caught rain water for cooking and "spit baths". Wenoticea good many trees have beentom limb from limb by the wind and many residents report leaky roofs. Sunday the good old sun and the “€alm after the storm" were most welcome. eee2e8 Camptonville Womens Club's annual Jitney Dinner was given at the school auditorium Oct, 5. Plenty of food, lots of patrons, and a goodly amount of money cleared, so everyone ishappy and the affair termed a huge success, eeeee Visitors at the Joe Del Porto home the weekend of Oct. 6 were Mr, and Mrs. JackBurke and two sons of Pleasanton. eee e8 Mr. and Mrs. William Woosley were Red Bluff vis} itors for a week, returning home Oct, 13--to find two of their English Walnut trees had been up-rooted by the wind storm. sees Mr. and Mrs. Don Kissig of Marysville were visitors at the Ned Kissig home the weekend of the 12th. Mr. Verne Kissig, house guest of the Ned Kissigs for three weeks, returned to his home in southern California on the 14th, ees Zoanne Wasley recently made a trip to Idaho with friends for a three week vacaLeonard F. Carey ‘Phone 273-4300 P.O. Box 944, Grass Valley, California Real Estate Investments-Mortgage Loans tion. eee Nancy Brown and son Michael have gone to visit her sister, Sue Neimand, in San Jose. See ee We are having lovely In. dian Summer weather after our big rain and wind storm. Thenorth wind blew, drying the mud and the loggers are again back to work, going like mad to get in as many licks as possible before more storms, eeeee It is said that Marysville Union High School trustees are closing the Camptonville branch of the high school, and that arrangements are being made to send the high schoolstudents, by bus, from Camptonville to Grass Valley to attend high school there. Bernard Reimann, high school teacher here is being transferred to Marysville High School. (Editor's Note: Gerald'Gelatt, superintendent of the Nevada Union High School District, said today that negotiations are under way on an interdistrict attendance agreement which would permit the attendance of Camptonville High School students at Nevada Union High School, At this time, hgwever, ‘there is no signed agreement. ) We are very sorry to hear that Constance Pfiffer had to return to Miners Hospital on Oct. 17. Wehope she will be feeling much better, Sees Lucile Moore showed her line of Christmas Cards and wrappings at the home of Irene Stoops Oct. 18 from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Those attending were RaeBigley, Kay Lee, Claire Casey, Colleen Graham, Ruth Van Order, Vera Mackinson, Eva Turner, Freda Del Porto, Gertie Woosley, Tivie Brown, Sadie Dixon, Jessie Waracka, Erma Cassano and Frances Lewis. Cake andcoffee were served by the hostess. Realtor

N — Nevada County NUGGET. .Wednesday, October 24, 1962..Page 5 POOLS GOLD by Bob Paine 3 MORE DAYS Sian CLOCK Electric Alarm Self Starting Precision Timing Dependable-Long ‘Life Sealed In Lubrication Styled for today's Modern living Og fuLeR PAINT SALE With the purchase of 2 gallons of paint or more SAVE $2 OO per gallon on ©XFULLER’ 5 FINEST PAINT OUR BEST QUALITY—YOUR BEST BUY because it’s laboratory-proved to be: EXTRA-SCRUBBABLE LONG-LASTING FAST-DRYING EASY TO USE LIGHTFAST, COLORFAST Choose from over 18 Decorator Colors At This Low Price SAVE $1.00 on our good quality paint Semi-Gloss Enamel Reg. 5.98 $498 SAVE 22 to 45% ON EVERYTHING YOU NEED To SPEED YOUR PAINT JOB! Wall Fashion Interior Latex reg. 6.69 Interior Latex Semi-Gloss Enamel $ reg. 7.93 and up FULLER PAINTERS’ THINNER 88 ROLLER AND TRAY SET 1 gallon. Reg. $1.20 7” handle, cover, jumbo tray. Reg. $1.29 GAL. Ie Our best 7” roller, deluxe cover Reg. $2.09. $1.66 Nevada City Elks and their invited guests will re-open the newly furbished Elks Home with the first party of the social season on Heldorado Night Saturday, November 17, 1962. They will be enjoying an entirely new Elks Club after a disastrous fire of nearly two years ago. Over $50,000 has been spent in improvements. For 63 years the Elks have been a proud contribution to the welfare and gaiety of Nevada City with their dedication to Americanism, anonymous needy assistance and goodclean fun, Aswith many a NC ladies'or men's lodge they mostly have provided their own entertainment, There is a general hilarity if inladies' lodges like the Native Daughters they dress as men in their shows and in men's lodges as in the Elks, they in their shows dress as women, This picture was taken way hack in early 1920's when these stalwart NC citizens wound the May Pole at the Armory Hall for a public benefit then came back to the Elks Home on Pine St. to meet their wives and girl friends andto dance the night away, L-R, Thomas Richards, Charles Leiter, Harry Englebright, John Fortier, Frank Nilon, Richard Nickless, Richard Goyne, Elza Kilroy, Percival Carr, Edward Uren and James Penrose. I don't know why they are such a bunch of sour pusses, This Year More Than Ever VIC BREUER HAS IT A Whole Storeful Of Mens > WARM WINTER JACKETS. LEVI WOOL SHIRTS BOOTS & SHOES ® We Specialize In Extra Tall & Extra Large Sizes For A Complete Selection In Mens Wear..See VIC BREUER’S 143 Mill St., Grass Valley . Bank-Americard..Lay-Aways SIERRA PRING WATER DELIVERED IN 5 GAL. BOTTLES MODERN COOLER? TO Choose From ‘Scientia athe Si PB Ti > We IGGET F ye Ae 4S ig MP ws we News WP wm HATURES to OS DY &? oD yy . — ‘By Denna Milhous We just got back from San Francisco where we took Tamitoher doctor, We stayed at the home of Barbara and Roger Gordon, Barbara, who is very accomplished in several areas, one of which is being abletouse a whole can of hair spray in one breath, used to live here, Barb and Rog showed us around San Francisco and I can think of many sincere and complementary things to make San Franciscans chests swell, but .». Ishall give them an unexpected andRECENT LY deserved one instead: They aren't driving nearly as maniacally as they were last year, eee Many teenagers attended the MYS skating party last Friday night. Steve Covert and the Palmers chaperoned the group to the rink in Marysville. Afterward they stayed for a Sock Hop, and Margie Phillips, our ~ext door neighbor, won a purple poodle for her ability in a Limbo Contést, She shimmied her way under a pole roughly 22 inches from the floor, ..mind you with her feet on the ground and not using her hands.. and her thigh muscles are understandably very sore, eee68 Doanie and Frank Addleman, who had been caring for grandaughter Sherry, lost her Sunday when Carol and Sam Varner, the child's parents came to pick her up. eee ee8 Kit Orr, Toni and Bill Browning w ent skating with the kids Friday night. eee The North San Juan and Camptonville Methodist Churches held their fourth quarterly conference Sunday afternoon following a potluck dinner.

seen A Bible study group will be held at the home of Pearl Miller on Monday afternoons at 1 p.m. People of all denominations will be welcomed, eee8 There will be.a buck stew and Masquerade Ballat Peterson's Corner Saturday night. Everyone that went to last year's party is coming, including me, so see you there, eeeee Dawn Trubschenk and daughter Carolyn visited Dawn's mother in San Jose last weekend, Another gal who was out of town was Juanita Patterson who attended a horse auction at Pleasanton, ee¢ene A week ago I took an old mirror (antique is so overworked) and between the backing and the glass found a Nevada City News dated 1916, That might:not seem too old, but some of the items certainly date it. Iwill quote you one item: “The remains Of Mr$s cers see Who died at Graniteville some weeks ' ago will be buried there today, the body not being in condition to bring here, as was anticipated. Camptonville News By Irene Stoops Camptonville "dug out" Oct. 14 after a four day rain and wind storm. Total precipitation fer the. storm was 20.83 inches, We were without electricity most of that time. The power came on several times--then off it w ould go--perhaps another tree blown across the lines. P,G.&E. crews worked frantically and power was restored Saturday afternoon. The town water supply was so thick with mud that it reminded one of a thick mulligan stew--only not as appetizing. There wasno laundry, mopping or even bathing in Camptonville fora few days. We caught rain water for cooking and "spit baths". Wenoticea good many trees have beentom limb from limb by the wind and many residents report leaky roofs. Sunday the good old sun and the “€alm after the storm" were most welcome. eee2e8 Camptonville Womens Club's annual Jitney Dinner was given at the school auditorium Oct, 5. Plenty of food, lots of patrons, and a goodly amount of money cleared, so everyone ishappy and the affair termed a huge success, eeeee Visitors at the Joe Del Porto home the weekend of Oct. 6 were Mr, and Mrs. JackBurke and two sons of Pleasanton. eee e8 Mr. and Mrs. William Woosley were Red Bluff vis} itors for a week, returning home Oct, 13--to find two of their English Walnut trees had been up-rooted by the wind storm. sees Mr. and Mrs. Don Kissig of Marysville were visitors at the Ned Kissig home the weekend of the 12th. Mr. Verne Kissig, house guest of the Ned Kissigs for three weeks, returned to his home in southern California on the 14th, ees Zoanne Wasley recently made a trip to Idaho with friends for a three week vacaLeonard F. Carey ‘Phone 273-4300 P.O. Box 944, Grass Valley, California Real Estate Investments-Mortgage Loans tion. eee Nancy Brown and son Michael have gone to visit her sister, Sue Neimand, in San Jose. See ee We are having lovely In. dian Summer weather after our big rain and wind storm. Thenorth wind blew, drying the mud and the loggers are again back to work, going like mad to get in as many licks as possible before more storms, eeeee It is said that Marysville Union High School trustees are closing the Camptonville branch of the high school, and that arrangements are being made to send the high schoolstudents, by bus, from Camptonville to Grass Valley to attend high school there. Bernard Reimann, high school teacher here is being transferred to Marysville High School. (Editor's Note: Gerald'Gelatt, superintendent of the Nevada Union High School District, said today that negotiations are under way on an interdistrict attendance agreement which would permit the attendance of Camptonville High School students at Nevada Union High School, At this time, hgwever, ‘there is no signed agreement. ) We are very sorry to hear that Constance Pfiffer had to return to Miners Hospital on Oct. 17. Wehope she will be feeling much better, Sees Lucile Moore showed her line of Christmas Cards and wrappings at the home of Irene Stoops Oct. 18 from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Those attending were RaeBigley, Kay Lee, Claire Casey, Colleen Graham, Ruth Van Order, Vera Mackinson, Eva Turner, Freda Del Porto, Gertie Woosley, Tivie Brown, Sadie Dixon, Jessie Waracka, Erma Cassano and Frances Lewis. Cake andcoffee were served by the hostess. Realtor