October 3, 1973 (12 pages)

4 The Nevada County Nugget Wed., Oct. 3,1973 Gala Oktoberfest GERMAN DANCERS from Sacramento put on an exhibition at Grass Valley's first annual Octoberfest celebration Sunday at the Nevada County Fairgrounds. Concert at Nevada Theater The Nevada _ City--Grass Valley Concert Series presents Miss Lynn Schugren, pianist, inconcert at the Nevada Theatre Sunday, October 7th at 8 p.m. Miss Schugren’s program will open with Sonata No. 3 in F minor, opus 5 by Brahms. After intermission She will play the Scherzo in B flat minor, opus 31 by Chopin, followed by Two Poems, opus 32 by Skryabine, and concluding the evening with La Campanella (Paganini’s Etude de Concert) transcribed by Liszt. Miss Schugren is well known in Nevada county. She began her studies at age five with Nadyz Lorenz of Berkeley. In her junior year of high school, she attended the Music Academy of the West in Santa Barbara, where she studied with Reginald Stewart. Upon receiving a Ford Foundation talent award, Miss Schugren entered Mills College where she studied chamber music with Nathan Rubin and Bernard Abromowitsch. She was graduated from the University of California at Berkeley and has since taught OF COURSE, YUBA RIVER INVITES YOU TO COME AND SHOP ‘and performed throughout California and Washington. This concert is the pre-season performance opening the Nevada City--Grass Valley series. For further information phone 265-5592, 265-2143 or 265Our Customer Service People Try Hard — Real Hard to give you fast and Satisfactory Service. They are Busy all the Time Hel ping Someone Build a Happy Home! . “THAT’S THE WAY WE WANT IT AROUND HERE” YUBA S4 LUMBER we 12391 em ASK YUBA RIVER! RIVER COMPANY NEVADA CITY HIWAY GRASS VALLEY-NEVADA CITY NEXT WEEK WITH: Milieae Cc ¥ > HEOLD ¢ Se $ ARMER’s“ ALMANAC, & cy OCTOBER 8-14, 1973 It's a joy to gaze on these beautiful days. . Wendell Willkie died Oct. 8, 1944. . Cranberry harvest over. of days for week, 11 hours, 19 minutes. d Farmer’s Almanac began Oct. 13, 1792. . et new trees now ‘ull Hunters’ Moon Oct. 11 .« verage iength Onmmyn Oct. 9; 1876 : class of that day, in huilding closets on a brick closets and cupboards soon after they got wooden houses where you could drive a spike into a joist. Home Hints: Finely powdered borax will rid a house of roaches if sprinkled where ‘they live for a few weeks . . : Fill dirty bathtub with hot water and two cups of laundry pre-soak, let sit overnight, scrubbing. warm; rain latter part. Middle Atlantic Coastal: and warm; and central on weekend. coo! cold . clearing and warm: end clearing and hot; Central Great Plains: Rocky Mountain Region: First warm; cooler latter part. cooler on weekend. d } cooler on weekend. partial clearing end of week. . . Columbus Day Oct. 8. Trees are g, leaves start falling . n’s no-hit World Series game Oct. 8, 1956. . buy cheap, bring home nothing. the chest was used because of the difficulty then drain for clean tub. No OLD FARMER'S WEATHER FORECASTS New England: Week begins rainy and cool, then cloudy and Greater New York-New Jersey: Cloudy and cool to start, then rain; end of week partly cloudy and warmer. ae Cloudy at first, then rain by midweek; partly cloudy and warm latter part. Southeast Coastal-Piedmont: Hot to start, then rain and cooler; mostly clear along coast, then rain on weekend. Florida: Torrential rain in south rain again in south latter part and rain in north Upstate & Western N.Y.-Toronto & Montreal: Light rain and to start, then partial clearing; end of week rainy and ; Greater Ohio Valley: Week begins rainy and cool, then partial of week very cool with rain. Deep South: Increasing cloudiness and cool to midweek, then rain latter part and much cooler. Chicago and Southern Great Lakes: Showers and warm to start, then cooler; cloudy and cold end of week. Northern Great Plains-Great Lakes: Cloudy and cool for most . of week; flurries and cold on weekend. Week begins cloudy and cool, then scattered showers; end of week clear and cool. Texas-Oklahoma: Variable cloudiness of week; colder temperatures on weekend. Southwest Desert: Cloudy and hot throughout week; clear and Pacific Northwest; Most of week clear and hot; cloudy and California: Clear and hot to start, then overcast and cooler; (All Rights Reserved, Yankee, Inc., Dublin, N.H. 08444) . First two-way . Lambing season now. . They Ask the Old Farmer: Why did early Americans use chests and trunks in place of closets and cupboards? F. J., Clayton, Missouri. After the log cabin era, most Americans grew up in houses made of stone and brick. In the homes of the poor, and even the middle wall. They started building at first, then mostly clear and hot through most part of week clear and very Historical society meeting Thursday The regular monthly general ineeting of the Nevada County Historical Society. will be held at the Holbrooke Hotel in Grass Valley Thursday, at 8 p.ni. ~ Fay Dunbar, President of the ' society emphasizes that the regular meeting will not be held in the Veterans Hall in Nevada City. Speaker of the evening will be Arletta Douglas, who will highlight the Holbrooke’s past, present developments and future plans. Members and guests will be treated to tours of the refurbished historical structure. Items and pictures of historical interest will be on display. Gwen Anderson will be in Charge of refreshments. Hjalmer Berg is program chairman for the event. Minor car mishap in Grass Valley Grass Valley Police investigated a two car mishap Friday at 11:18 a.m. that caused no injuries and minor damage to both vehicles. Clint Rees of Grass Valley was backing up his vehicle at the entrance to the Texaco Station on Auburn and Neal Streets and collided with a car driven by Romona North of Nevada City. The police report also revealed the Grass Valley Fire Department had a long night with an oven fire at 411 Kate Hayes Street at 7:50 p.m.

4 The Nevada County Nugget Wed., Oct. 3,1973 Gala Oktoberfest GERMAN DANCERS from Sacramento put on an exhibition at Grass Valley's first annual Octoberfest celebration Sunday at the Nevada County Fairgrounds. Concert at Nevada Theater The Nevada _ City--Grass Valley Concert Series presents Miss Lynn Schugren, pianist, inconcert at the Nevada Theatre Sunday, October 7th at 8 p.m. Miss Schugren’s program will open with Sonata No. 3 in F minor, opus 5 by Brahms. After intermission She will play the Scherzo in B flat minor, opus 31 by Chopin, followed by Two Poems, opus 32 by Skryabine, and concluding the evening with La Campanella (Paganini’s Etude de Concert) transcribed by Liszt. Miss Schugren is well known in Nevada county. She began her studies at age five with Nadyz Lorenz of Berkeley. In her junior year of high school, she attended the Music Academy of the West in Santa Barbara, where she studied with Reginald Stewart. Upon receiving a Ford Foundation talent award, Miss Schugren entered Mills College where she studied chamber music with Nathan Rubin and Bernard Abromowitsch. She was graduated from the University of California at Berkeley and has since taught OF COURSE, YUBA RIVER INVITES YOU TO COME AND SHOP ‘and performed throughout California and Washington. This concert is the pre-season performance opening the Nevada City--Grass Valley series. For further information phone 265-5592, 265-2143 or 265Our Customer Service People Try Hard — Real Hard to give you fast and Satisfactory Service. They are Busy all the Time Hel ping Someone Build a Happy Home! .. “THAT’S THE WAY WE WANT IT AROUND HERE” YUBA S4 LUMBER we 12391 em ASK YUBA RIVER! RIVER COMPANY NEVADA CITY HIWAY GRASS VALLEY-NEVADA CITY NEXT WEEK WITH: Milieae Cc ¥ > HEOLD ¢ Se $ ARMER’s“ ALMANAC, & cy OCTOBER 8-14, 1973 It's a joy to gaze on these beautiful days. .. Wendell Willkie died Oct. 8, 1944.. . Cranberry harvest over.. of days for week, 11 hours, 19 minutes.. d Farmer’s Almanac began Oct. 13, 1792. . et new trees now ‘ull Hunters’ Moon Oct. 11 .« verage iength Onmmyn Oct. 9; 1876 : class of that day, in huilding closets on a brick closets and cupboards soon after they got wooden houses where you could drive a spike into a joist. Home Hints: Finely powdered borax will rid a house of roaches if sprinkled where ‘they live for a few weeks . . : Fill dirty bathtub with hot water and two cups of laundry pre-soak, let sit overnight, scrubbing. warm; rain latter part. Middle Atlantic Coastal: and warm; and central on weekend. coo! cold . clearing and warm: end clearing and hot; Central Great Plains: Rocky Mountain Region: First warm; cooler latter part. cooler on weekend. d }

cooler on weekend. partial clearing end of week. . . Columbus Day Oct. 8.. Trees are g, leaves start falling . n’s no-hit World Series game Oct. 8, 1956. . buy cheap, bring home nothing. the chest was used because of the difficulty then drain for clean tub. No OLD FARMER'S WEATHER FORECASTS New England: Week begins rainy and cool, then cloudy and Greater New York-New Jersey: Cloudy and cool to start, then rain; end of week partly cloudy and warmer. ae Cloudy at first, then rain by midweek; partly cloudy and warm latter part. Southeast Coastal-Piedmont: Hot to start, then rain and cooler; mostly clear along coast, then rain on weekend. Florida: Torrential rain in south rain again in south latter part and rain in north Upstate & Western N.Y.-Toronto & Montreal: Light rain and to start, then partial clearing; end of week rainy and ; Greater Ohio Valley: Week begins rainy and cool, then partial of week very cool with rain. Deep South: Increasing cloudiness and cool to midweek, then rain latter part and much cooler. Chicago and Southern Great Lakes: Showers and warm to start, then cooler; cloudy and cold end of week. Northern Great Plains-Great Lakes: Cloudy and cool for most . of week; flurries and cold on weekend. Week begins cloudy and cool, then scattered showers; end of week clear and cool. Texas-Oklahoma: Variable cloudiness of week; colder temperatures on weekend. Southwest Desert: Cloudy and hot throughout week; clear and Pacific Northwest; Most of week clear and hot; cloudy and California: Clear and hot to start, then overcast and cooler; (All Rights Reserved, Yankee, Inc., Dublin, N.H. 08444) . First two-way . Lambing season now.. . They Ask the Old Farmer: Why did early Americans use chests and trunks in place of closets and cupboards? F. J., Clayton, Missouri. After the log cabin era, most Americans grew up in houses made of stone and brick. In the homes of the poor, and even the middle wall. They started building at first, then mostly clear and hot through most part of week clear and very Historical society meeting Thursday The regular monthly general ineeting of the Nevada County Historical Society. will be held at the Holbrooke Hotel in Grass Valley Thursday, at 8 p.ni. ~ Fay Dunbar, President of the ' society emphasizes that the regular meeting will not be held in the Veterans Hall in Nevada City. Speaker of the evening will be Arletta Douglas, who will highlight the Holbrooke’s past, present developments and future plans. Members and guests will be treated to tours of the refurbished historical structure. Items and pictures of historical interest will be on display. Gwen Anderson will be in Charge of refreshments. Hjalmer Berg is program chairman for the event. Minor car mishap in Grass Valley Grass Valley Police investigated a two car mishap Friday at 11:18 a.m. that caused no injuries and minor damage to both vehicles. Clint Rees of Grass Valley was backing up his vehicle at the entrance to the Texaco Station on Auburn and Neal Streets and collided with a car driven by Romona North of Nevada City. The police report also revealed the Grass Valley Fire Department had a long night with an oven fire at 411 Kate Hayes Street at 7:50 p.m.