October 25, 1967 (16 pages)

pogo yy eo , Grass Ve , Red Dog, You Bet, Town Tent, M vliens, Delirium Tremens. Volume a7) Number 41 2 ha ee ee te tt aS tpt lin 10 Cents A Copy . Talk, Glenbrook, Little York, Cherokee, Mi rench Corral, leadows, Cedar Ridge, Union H eardale, Summit Walloupa, Gouge Eye, Lime Ki hicago Park, Wolf, Christmas Hill, Liberty , Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North ty Columbia Till, Brandy Flat, Sebestopol, Quaker Hut Willen Valley, Neuen Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore's Flat, Orleans F Published Wednesdays, Nevada City CAL ST LIBRARY Ready, Graniteville, North San Juan, North BloomHill, Seilor Flat, Lake City, Se Reo, October 25, 1967 FREEWAY PHASE AUTHORIZED ECLIPSE OF THE MOON — This photo, taken with-an extended exposure shows the moon in eclipse as it appeared over Rough and Ready last week. Perhaps the moon looks pretty small in this photo, but one must consider, it is quite a distance from Rough and Ready. (Nuggetphoto) Special Honor Bestowed ‘Upon Grass Valley Man On Oct, 25, Reginald A, Bradleyjoneof the only two survivors of the Frontier Wars, will attain his 100th birthday. The Department of the Army will conduct an Honor Award Ceremony for Bradley at 11:15 a.m. on the Presidio grounds on Wednesday, Oct. 25, to be followed by a luncheon, ’ Bradley, “hale and hearty," served in Troop C of the 4th U. S. Cavalry during the Wars of the Great Plains, was a Forest Ranger, and spent most of his life as a cattle rancher in Modoc, Calif, He now resides near Grass Valley, with his daughter and her husband, Dr, and Mrs. G, Earle Whitten on Brooks Road, Bradley's old regiment, the 4th U. S. Cavalry, is now a component of the lst Infantry Division fighting in Viet-Nam. He was mustered out of the service as a Sergeant at the Presidio on Sept, 10, 1894, The ceremonies at the Presidio represent a grateful Nation's recognition of Bradley's service to his country under the sponsorship of Lt, General Ben Harrell and with the cooperation of Gordon R. Elliott, manager of Northern California's Veterans Administration Regional Office, Nuggets Grass Valley teacher Daniel B. Halcomb II has been refused a provisional teaching cer“=«dtificate by the state credentials committee, However, he will be granted a hearing before the agency, which jis expected to be held early in November to further plead his case; which concerns his involvement as an agent of the sheriff's office, without portfolio, in a marijuana raid. HK The Nevada County Historical Society hascompleted negotiations to lease the formerGolden Rule Store to be used asa temporary museum, Terms of the lease call for the raced to take over occupancy by 1."Museum directors rics Ge that the building will be open to the public early in December. eke * Grass Valley Group, Inc., has filed a combination offering of 200,000 common shares with the Securities and Exchange Commission, The public will be offered 170,000 shares by the company and the 30,000 outstanding shares will be offered by three current holders, The firm is a manufactur er of solid-state electronic equipment, eke & Daylight Savings Time will leave us this weekend, Don't forget to turn your clocks back one hour before you go to bed Saturday nights Funds Have Been Tagged For Grass Valley Road Assemblyman EugeneA. Chappie of the Sixth District advised the Nevada County Nugget Tuesday that the State Highway Commission has authorized the next phase of the NevadaCity-Grass Valley Freeway. The project will cover a distance of five miles and will follow from Brunswick Road to the southern limits of Grass Valley. It includes construction of the freeway and interchanges at Brunswick Road, IdahoMaryland Road, South Auburn Street at the junction of Routes 20 and 49 and also at south-Grass Valley. Estimated cost of the project is $7,800,000 of which $5,240, 000is budgeted for this phase in the 1968-69 fiscal year, leaving $2,560,000 tosbe.used for the-1969-70 fiscal year. Chappie said that the entire project should be completed at one time, leaving no gaps. "This will put us in position to advertise in late November or early December", Chappie said. "Onthis basis it will offer an opportunity to begin work in early spring, as soon as the weather permits. "Ina large part the acceleration of this project has beenthrough the efforts of the leadership of the two communities", Chappie commented. "And I want to extend my congratulations to these people for their efforts put forth. " Last Wednesday the Nevada City segment of the new freeway was dedicated. Over 500 persons turned out to view the official ribboncutting ceremonies, with Assemblyman Eugene Chappie, county and city officials officiating in the ribbon-cutting. FREEWAY TRAFFIC — An early PERTOUICALS. SECTION SACTO CAL — LOTS OF PEOPLE — Over 500 citizens and other interested persons were on hand last Wednesday to witness the dedication of the new freeway link between Grass Valley and Nevada City. (Nuggetphoto) IT’S OFFICIAL — Assemblyman Eugene A. Chappie cuts the ribbon, officially dedicating the new freeway facility from Nevada City to Grass Valley. Also taking part in the ceremony were city officials and members of the Nevada City Chemiber of Commerce. Nuggetphoto model car keeps in line with the neyer ones as the first group of vehicles forms a caravan headed for Grass Valley last Wednesday morning. The caravan was part of the catebration at ceremonies marking the opening of the Nevada CityGrass Valley Freeway. Nuggetphoto ee ne er

pogo yy eo , Grass Ve , Red Dog, You Bet, Town Tent, M vliens, Delirium Tremens. Volume a7) Number 41 2 ha ee ee te tt aS tpt lin 10 Cents A Copy . Talk, Glenbrook, Little York, Cherokee, Mi rench Corral, leadows, Cedar Ridge, Union H eardale, Summit Walloupa, Gouge Eye, Lime Ki hicago Park, Wolf, Christmas Hill, Liberty , Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North ty Columbia Till, Brandy Flat, Sebestopol, Quaker Hut Willen Valley, Neuen Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore's Flat, Orleans F Published Wednesdays, Nevada City CAL ST LIBRARY Ready, Graniteville, North San Juan, North BloomHill, Seilor Flat, Lake City, Se Reo, October 25, 1967 FREEWAY PHASE AUTHORIZED ECLIPSE OF THE MOON — This photo, taken with-an extended exposure shows the moon in eclipse as it appeared over Rough and Ready last week. Perhaps the moon looks pretty small in this photo, but one must consider, it is quite a distance from Rough and Ready. (Nuggetphoto) Special Honor Bestowed ‘Upon Grass Valley Man On Oct, 25, Reginald A, Bradleyjoneof the only two survivors of the Frontier Wars, will attain his 100th birthday. The Department of the Army will conduct an Honor Award Ceremony for Bradley at 11:15 a.m. on the Presidio grounds on Wednesday, Oct. 25, to be followed by a luncheon, ’ Bradley, “hale and hearty," served in Troop C of the 4th U. S. Cavalry during the Wars of the Great Plains, was a Forest Ranger, and spent most of his life as a cattle rancher in Modoc, Calif, He now resides near Grass Valley, with his daughter and her husband, Dr, and Mrs. G, Earle Whitten on Brooks Road, Bradley's old regiment, the 4th U. S. Cavalry, is now a component of the lst Infantry Division fighting in Viet-Nam. He was mustered out of the service as a Sergeant at the Presidio on Sept, 10, 1894, The ceremonies at the Presidio represent a grateful Nation's recognition of Bradley's service to his country under the sponsorship of Lt, General Ben Harrell and with the cooperation of Gordon R. Elliott, manager of Northern California's Veterans Administration Regional Office, Nuggets Grass Valley teacher Daniel B. Halcomb II has been refused a provisional teaching cer“=«dtificate by the state credentials committee, However, he will be granted a hearing before the agency, which jis expected to be held early in November to further plead his case; which concerns his involvement as an agent of the sheriff's office, without portfolio, in a marijuana raid. HK The Nevada County Historical Society hascompleted negotiations to lease the formerGolden Rule Store to be used asa temporary museum, Terms of the lease call for the raced to take over occupancy by 1."Museum directors rics Ge that

the building will be open to the public early in December. eke * Grass Valley Group, Inc., has filed a combination offering of 200,000 common shares with the Securities and Exchange Commission, The public will be offered 170,000 shares by the company and the 30,000 outstanding shares will be offered by three current holders, The firm is a manufactur er of solid-state electronic equipment, eke & Daylight Savings Time will leave us this weekend, Don't forget to turn your clocks back one hour before you go to bed Saturday nights Funds Have Been Tagged For Grass Valley Road Assemblyman EugeneA. Chappie of the Sixth District advised the Nevada County Nugget Tuesday that the State Highway Commission has authorized the next phase of the NevadaCity-Grass Valley Freeway. The project will cover a distance of five miles and will follow from Brunswick Road to the southern limits of Grass Valley. It includes construction of the freeway and interchanges at Brunswick Road, IdahoMaryland Road, South Auburn Street at the junction of Routes 20 and 49 and also at south-Grass Valley. Estimated cost of the project is $7,800,000 of which $5,240, 000is budgeted for this phase in the 1968-69 fiscal year, leaving $2,560,000 tosbe.used for the-1969-70 fiscal year. Chappie said that the entire project should be completed at one time, leaving no gaps. "This will put us in position to advertise in late November or early December", Chappie said. "Onthis basis it will offer an opportunity to begin work in early spring, as soon as the weather permits. "Ina large part the acceleration of this project has beenthrough the efforts of the leadership of the two communities", Chappie commented. "And I want to extend my congratulations to these people for their efforts put forth. " Last Wednesday the Nevada City segment of the new freeway was dedicated. Over 500 persons turned out to view the official ribboncutting ceremonies, with Assemblyman Eugene Chappie, county and city officials officiating in the ribbon-cutting. FREEWAY TRAFFIC — An early PERTOUICALS. SECTION SACTO CAL — LOTS OF PEOPLE — Over 500 citizens and other interested persons were on hand last Wednesday to witness the dedication of the new freeway link between Grass Valley and Nevada City. (Nuggetphoto) IT’S OFFICIAL — Assemblyman Eugene A. Chappie cuts the ribbon, officially dedicating the new freeway facility from Nevada City to Grass Valley. Also taking part in the ceremony were city officials and members of the Nevada City Chemiber of Commerce. Nuggetphoto model car keeps in line with the neyer ones as the first group of vehicles forms a caravan headed for Grass Valley last Wednesday morning. The caravan was part of the catebration at ceremonies marking the opening of the Nevada CityGrass Valley Freeway. Nuggetphoto ee ne er