October 31, 1963 (20 pages)

.October 31, 1963.The Nugget. re 5 Page 5. NORTHERN MINES & CALIFORNIA REPORTS. cI+4 EEE FEES 4 Pe + +P HE Ht HED EE 4 + FED Et +03 GOLD PANNING?..Sharon Mahaffey part of the 1000 silver dollars that Alpha has’ set. aside as grand prize in its "What's My Number" contest which is slated to end with the turn of the year. "pans t UNICEF Drive Tonight Forty-eight local groups are sponsoring the Halloween UNICEF . drive this year. Any container bearing the official orange and black UNICEF sealis a fully authorized collection container even if it is not a milk carton, Last yearsome youngsters carrying mason jars were refused donations by persons who believed only milk cartons were accredited containers, The organizations backing the program are: Hennessy, Seven Hills, Nevada City Elementary, Bell Hill, Washington, Mt, St. Mary, Union Hill, Ready Springs, Gold Flat and Tall Pines Nursery Schools. Church organizations are: Emmanuel Episcopal, St. Canice Altar Society, First Methodist, Grass Valley, Nevada City Methodist, First Church of God, St. Patrick Altar Society, Methodist Youth Fellowship, Nevada Citv Bethel, Grass Valley Lutheran, First Baptist, Emmanuel Episcopal Young People, Trinity Episcopal and Campton~ ville and North San Juan Community Methodist Church. Other local groups sponsoring or endorsing the drive are: Grass Valley Odd Fellows, Grass Valley and Nevada City Lions, Rebekahs, Elks, Rotary Clubs, Nevada City Art Association, Grass Walley Business and Professional Women, Western Nevada County Soroptimists, Grass Valley Jaycees and Jaycettes, Nevada Co. branch of the American Association of University Women and Nevada City Women's Civic Club. The local planning committee for the campaign includes Mrs. Alfred Heller and Mrs. Merris Ingram co-chairmen; Mrs. Henry Roese and Mrs, Tyler Micoleau, co-chairmen, NevadaCity, Mrs. Theodore Kohler, treasurer and Mrs. Donald Hoagland, publicity. Elks Plan For Night Of Frolic Nevada City Elks and their wives and guests will frolic Saturday night in the lodgerooms in the annual renewal of Helldorado Night, designed this year as Flapper Times. The lodge will be flipping the calendar back to the gin-soaked era of beaded bags, footlong cigarette holders, coonskin coats, hand painted rain slickers, the Charleston, rolled hose and flat bosoms. Merchandise orders will be given to both women and men with the most authentic costume of the era between 1920 and 1930. There also will be a prize to the best performer of the Charleston, a dance which was every bit as vigorous as the pres~ent Twist. Dance music will be supplied by Ernie Harries and his combo. The Highgraders, a folk singing quintet’ will offer entertainment on the stage. The big dinner will feature prime ribs and everything that goes with it. There will be contests of all sorts for those not wishing to dance. The hosts are Mr. and Mrs. ? Herb Dodini. Werner Wunder, FRIENDLIEST STORE.. Grass Valley Purity . Store Manager Bob Elfers (right) is congratulated by R.F. DeWeese, Purity Vice-pres ident in charge of operations as a banner.is presented to ‘the Grass Valley store designating it the friendliest Purity Store of the month. The presentation came during a store party at Jacks’ Deer Creek Inn honoring Elfers’ and his crew for winning a three month sales contest. With DeWeese was manager of Purity Store operations. District manager Charles Rodrigues stands beside Elfers at the Tuesday night dinner. : The county planning commission will conduct a study of road specifications for subdivisions in the mountainous area of the county, in accordance with an New Officers Are Elected For School New officers for 1963-64 were elected at a meeting of the Tall Pines Nursery School last week. Mrs, Coy Miller will be President; Mrs. Edward Sylvester, VicePresident; Mrs. Frank Francis, Secretary; and Mrs, Timothy Kays, Treasurer. The nursery school is now filled to its capacity of 20 children in the Tuesday-Thursday class and 20 in the Monday-WednesdayFriday class, and there is a waiting list of children for each class. order received from the board of supervisors. Chairman Earle Dewing at the commission meeting Monday night appointed a study committee of Roy Peterson, Alfred Heller, and himself, to begin the study and report back to the commission. Thecommission also approved unanimously the county general plan program as worked out with Williams and Mocine, consulting firm, and recommended its approval by the board of supervisors. A variance application of William E. Smith to install a furniture finishing shop in an existing commercial building inthe Union Hill residential zonewas approved. RaLLDORADO NIGHT [> FLAPPER TIMES ~} eos PRIME RIB DINNER . ENTERTAINMENT . GAMES epincE So Pl @o1o The Music Of Ernie Harries And His Combo The VOCALIZING BY . SATURDAY. MIGHT, NOVEMBER 2, 1963, 7 PH HIGRADERS AT THE NEVADA CITY ELKS HALL _———————————— ES 3.50 per person Planning Commission To Study Road Plans of the Brunswick Rd, -Burma Rd. district asked the commission for assistance in setting up an R-1 residential zone. The commission instructed planning director — Bill Roberts to assist the people of the area’as much as possible. A letter signed by 34 residents . 24 MILLST., GRASS VALLEY] Turquoise is a French word meaning "Turkish," applied to the stone because it was first brought from Turkey. Silverware Diamonds Watches Clocks AND MANY OTHER GIFTS our Gold Nugget nd Quartz Jewelry Makes Lasting Gifts & Appropriate Souvenirs Of The Gold Country EXPERT WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIRING HARTUNG'S Grass /} Valley i eweters Since 1875 Phone 273-3039

.October 31, 1963..The Nugget.. re 5 Page 5. NORTHERN MINES & CALIFORNIA REPORTS. cI+4 EEE FEES 4 Pe + +P HE Ht HED EE 4 + FED Et +03 GOLD PANNING?...Sharon Mahaffey part of the 1000 silver dollars that Alpha has’ set. aside as grand prize in its "What's My Number" contest which is slated to end with the turn of the year. "pans t UNICEF Drive Tonight Forty-eight local groups are sponsoring the Halloween UNICEF . drive this year. Any container bearing the official orange and black UNICEF sealis a fully authorized collection container even if it is not a milk carton, Last yearsome youngsters carrying mason jars were refused donations by persons who believed only milk cartons were accredited containers, The organizations backing the program are: Hennessy, Seven Hills, Nevada City Elementary, Bell Hill, Washington, Mt, St. Mary, Union Hill, Ready Springs, Gold Flat and Tall Pines Nursery Schools. Church organizations are: Emmanuel Episcopal, St. Canice Altar Society, First Methodist, Grass Valley, Nevada City Methodist, First Church of God, St. Patrick Altar Society, Methodist Youth Fellowship, Nevada Citv Bethel, Grass Valley Lutheran, First Baptist, Emmanuel Episcopal Young People, Trinity Episcopal and Campton~ ville and North San Juan Community Methodist Church. Other local groups sponsoring or endorsing the drive are: Grass Valley Odd Fellows, Grass Valley and Nevada City Lions, Rebekahs, Elks, Rotary Clubs, Nevada City Art Association, Grass Walley Business and Professional Women, Western Nevada County Soroptimists, Grass Valley Jaycees and Jaycettes, Nevada Co. branch of the American Association of University Women and Nevada City Women's Civic Club. The local planning committee for the campaign includes Mrs. Alfred Heller and Mrs. Merris Ingram co-chairmen; Mrs. Henry Roese and Mrs, Tyler Micoleau, co-chairmen, NevadaCity, Mrs. Theodore Kohler, treasurer and Mrs. Donald Hoagland, publicity. Elks Plan For Night Of Frolic Nevada City Elks and their wives and guests will frolic Saturday night in the lodgerooms in the annual renewal of Helldorado Night, designed this year as Flapper Times. The lodge will be flipping the calendar back to the gin-soaked era of beaded bags, footlong cigarette holders, coonskin coats, hand painted rain slickers, the Charleston, rolled hose and flat bosoms. Merchandise orders will be given to both women and men with the most authentic costume of the era between 1920 and 1930. There also will be a prize to the best performer of the Charleston, a dance which was every bit as vigorous as the pres~ent Twist. Dance music will be supplied by Ernie Harries and his combo. The Highgraders, a folk singing quintet’ will offer entertainment on the stage. The big dinner will feature prime ribs and everything that goes with it. There will be contests of all sorts for those not wishing to dance. The hosts are Mr. and Mrs. ? Herb Dodini.

Werner Wunder, FRIENDLIEST STORE... Grass Valley Purity . Store Manager Bob Elfers (right) is congratulated by R.F. DeWeese, Purity Vice-pres ident in charge of operations as a banner.is presented to ‘the Grass Valley store designating it the friendliest Purity Store of the month. The presentation came during a store party at Jacks’ Deer Creek Inn honoring Elfers’ and his crew for winning a three month sales contest. With DeWeese was manager of Purity Store operations. District manager Charles Rodrigues stands beside Elfers at the Tuesday night dinner. : The county planning commission will conduct a study of road specifications for subdivisions in the mountainous area of the county, in accordance with an New Officers Are Elected For School New officers for 1963-64 were elected at a meeting of the Tall Pines Nursery School last week. Mrs, Coy Miller will be President; Mrs. Edward Sylvester, VicePresident; Mrs. Frank Francis, Secretary; and Mrs, Timothy Kays, Treasurer. The nursery school is now filled to its capacity of 20 children in the Tuesday-Thursday class and 20 in the Monday-WednesdayFriday class, and there is a waiting list of children for each class. order received from the board of supervisors. Chairman Earle Dewing at the commission meeting Monday night appointed a study committee of Roy Peterson, Alfred Heller, and himself, to begin the study and report back to the commission. Thecommission also approved unanimously the county general plan program as worked out with Williams and Mocine, consulting firm, and recommended its approval by the board of supervisors. A variance application of William E. Smith to install a furniture finishing shop in an existing commercial building inthe Union Hill residential zonewas approved. RaLLDORADO NIGHT [> FLAPPER TIMES ~} eos PRIME RIB DINNER . ENTERTAINMENT . GAMES epincE So Pl @o1o The Music Of Ernie Harries And His Combo The VOCALIZING BY . SATURDAY. MIGHT, NOVEMBER 2, 1963, 7 PH HIGRADERS AT THE NEVADA CITY ELKS HALL _———————————— ES 3.50 per person Planning Commission To Study Road Plans of the Brunswick Rd, -Burma Rd. district asked the commission for assistance in setting up an R-1 residential zone. The commission instructed planning director — Bill Roberts to assist the people of the area’as much as possible. A letter signed by 34 residents . 24 MILLST., GRASS VALLEY] Turquoise is a French word meaning "Turkish," applied to the stone because it was first brought from Turkey. Silverware Diamonds Watches Clocks AND MANY OTHER GIFTS our Gold Nugget nd Quartz Jewelry Makes Lasting Gifts & Appropriate Souvenirs Of The Gold Country EXPERT WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIRING HARTUNG'S Grass /} Valley i eweters Since 1875 Phone 273-3039