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4 The Nevada County Nugget Wed., Sept. 11,1974 2
NM
Geysers of flaming oil, gasoline and debris leaped hundreds of
feet skyward after lightning struck the large commercial storage
property damage amounted to more than $3 million, The entire _
along the streets of that historic harbor. Soldiers from the Presidio
of Monterey joined in the battle to survive the fire and practically
every able-bodied male resident of the community was mustered
Approximately 15 acres of the southeast section of the top of
Shasta caved in and caused the collapse of Mud Creek Canyon.
The walls of the canyon crumbled with a mighty roar over a
volcanic activity with grave fears for a resulting avalanche of mud
Inauguration of a movement to separate California into two
states ‘‘at the Tehachapi” and the introduction of a plank. condemning the KKK, proved to be a bone of contention that grew
vocal and very lively during the Democratic State Convention in
progress in Sacramento.
Lt. General Kamgeui Wada returned to Japan from sessions.
with high government officials in the U.S. and Europe and declared
for publication in Japanese newspapers: ‘‘America is more
militaristic than Japan. No people are more interested in military
matters than the Americans!’’ Wada urged.his fellow countrymen
to ‘consider national defense more seriously than ever before and
do not be misled by false ideas of peace and security.” _
Willis Polk, architect who designed Bourn Mansion. and its
gardens, died in San Francisco. He.and his sister, Countess Gladys
de Buyer, the widow of a French cavalry officer, were frequent
visitors here. Without schooling or art training, Polk rose from a St.
Louis newsboy to a national authority on architecture and art. His s
death was attributed to influenza, from which he’d suffered only
five weeks prior to his passing.
Quilt show on Oct. 26
This week fifty years ago :
Last year’s show won raves
and this year’s should be even
better..mostly because people
who went last year told other .
people and -they told their
friends; and really, you
wouldn’t believe how fast that
kind of news travels! ‘
_Anyhow, if you have some
family heirloom quilts tucked
away for safe-keeping; or some
quilts with unusual stories
behind them or patterned in
unique designs..get them out
and ready for this. year’s big
Quilt Show.
eligible for showing: this time .
’ around, however; so keep that in
mind. as you make your selections..but you may show them
again in 1975 and so on.
When you are ready, call
Barbara Regier at 265-4616 and.
she’ll send you an entry form to
file with the show committee.
Booths will also be available for
the sale of patchwork and
for quilting in general. If you
have the urge, the committe is
encouraging quilting demonstrations..so don’t be shy about
exploiting your expertise.
“Quilts shown last year are not . . The Nevada City Armory has
October 26 thru the 28th and the
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wilt . Transient cited: for
and Inspect . cay ort ts
All 5 Tires for . tcxee afore was
James M. Snapp, 27, from
$1 BE Service fire crew August 29.
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‘ Tampa, Florida, had left his
SERVICE . to purchase groceries
in Truckee, when the fire
building the fire, but thought he
+ had put it out. He was reportedly hitch-hiking, enroute to
PIRK COL ING.
Sunflower School will be its
Rotate, Inflate causing forest rae
» Y is.
PLAZA } escaped. Snapp admitted
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PAUL JENSEN proudly displays his FFA champion. The 1073 pound steer was sold
to Marian Ghidotti for $1.20 pound.
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DON PATTON displays his 215 pound 4-H champion.