September 12, 1962 (8 pages)

Se = a -™ -. . . reine tniane eg OL Aes rea ~ e ee ita an ca ee . : : The Nevada County NUGGET.Wednesday, September 12, 1962. -Page 3 i. Sie rra Si i Ig 2 ES sehericscdisisans mae ovaagy Oe Id Hill Horses And Riders rk “ ve N . k Thurs, Sat 13 15 ey ar er 5 WEEKS IN A BALLOON ve Red Buttons of #4 A popular version of the Fabian discovery of gold bearing . Plus he. quartz in Grass Valley feaSWINGING ALONG ed tures the common cow, Tommy Nooman One fine October day in Sun. Tues, 16 18 he 1850 a Mr, George Knight ys tet (or McKnight, as some his. fem torians have called the gen. ms tleman) went looking for his } by hg, errant bossy that had wanudered away from his “digs” 1 b in the night. 3 A short distance from ts ea # fen town, Knight climbed a 13 Bh : small hill to gain a vantage 00 2 wo RMR point and in so doing he stub43 ul’. Ry bed his toe on an outcrop11 ane md ping of rock, 00 nd Sy tle He sat down to massage 91 oa his throbbing toe, As he did 93 4 > , he reached for the cause of e, ra his recent discomfort with Plus to re ‘s the idea of throwing the rock THE COUCH of J as far as he could, A second re = 1‘. look at the outcropping ‘a caused Knight to leap to his LITTLE PEOPLE ONA LITTLE HORSE--Aboard d, feet despite hissoretoe. The . Snapdragon are left toright: Lisa, 2, . W J. aa literally filled) penny, 4,and Martha Andersen, 7, childey ; ads ren of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andersen of Fairsew ie ic A bz Z ge TOCOMME MORATE--the discovery of gold eens ‘ ' ' oe . : t hich doubt bh a4 (Drive SW on Brighton St. to oaks. Belvoir Snapdragon is a five year . 218 Broad St., Nevada City => a D Sea. Ny oe a . tt < . Cornwall ee tae Son} old palominoWelsh stallion imported from ‘ sexed thd epakoks 1S ee . othere Comwall and drive a short England. Snapdragon is ownedby the girls’ Lode at approximately the same time, the distance to marker. Corngrandparents ' Mr. and Mrs. ie C. Penill Ave. is well marked eats poe cee ane cae iaplgceans ae Etro sions which . Well, of Panorama Farms on Lower Colfax = ita Parlor, N.D.G.W., dedicated thisf ¥" . ‘ “4 : point to marker) Rd., Grass Valley. ot ween impressive monument Oct. 20, 1929. 2 IN NE A les OE Resource Management, Conservation Conference Topic VENUS DRAWING PENCILS kt Scanian: Be SANTA BARBARA = -Problems oe pnts ee ornia Academy of Sciences; H, 2H, 4H, 5H, 6H, 7H, 8H, 9H, HB, 2B, 3B, 5B, 6B Is tte in developing and managing iforniaForest Protective Asand Henry Wright, secretary, We I Pere ir i ere California's resources will sociation; Virlis L. Fischer, Western Oil and Gas Assoc SCUMEX CLEANING PADS . To Honor Ladies be discussed at a “Conserconservationist; Dr. Robert jation Public Lands Commit SLIDE RULES $425, $395 ana up t f th W k vation Conflicts" Conference C. Miller, director, Califtee, $425 1 Tuseday Evening coos OF THE WEE tomorrow at the Miramar MECH. DRAWING INSTRUMENTS °12° and up by Lillian Mott Hotel, Santa Barbara, sponNotice All Veterans $495 d ; : *, and u " perme se. Bineen and rape laa pr pata State There will be a free spaghetti dinner and program of meet SeNene SRP $400 F ladies will be honored by the : SECS reat interest atthe VMB Nevada City sponsored by VEW s ¥ Sactuin ents Some Mite CARLET MONKEY FLOWER Statewide Natural Resources Banner Mt. Post No, 2655 at 7:00 3. ts pionduy Sar slnseid sia hase $4.00 c Bodies Tuesday evening in --Figwort Family. eipeanat giciencanaee: ember 17. ARCHITECT'S SCALE Governor's Hall commencing Mimulus cardinalis : co nN Ah Dr. Donald J. Garich will present a brand new tape at 6:30 p.m., ply to arin er entitled "The Testing Time” by News commentator Paul nderwood-Olivetti Port. Typewriters 568" +, Charles Cusick, Prior of the e'son, . Harvey, plus a film entitled “Our American Heritage" d ; 7. ¥. Pp 1tle ur American erltage . oe eo alas Stee pie hee Both are very timely to help us celebrate "Constitution H shes peaon acta BOO EEERS Ti BONE man of the affair. 2 MES PONG 2 Week,” : This is the regular monthly as panel moderator. Other All Veterans are urged to attend, obbyhouse ; : meeting of the Lodge and a sae Di pety are: Harvey re Bob Wilson & Office Equipment Pot Luck dinner will be seranks, vice president, Senior: Vice-C d : “4 si ved to the membership and ¢ peest, Hill & Jewett; John entor WicesCommancer Hi 120 West Main Street: * Grass Valley * * Phone 273-4288 their guests, Cards have been 3 ~ sent the members requesting y they specify whether they " will bring a hot dish, salad or dessert, The evening has d ‘been designated "Friendly _ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1962 1 ; s NEVADA CIT Y---Building : d permits issued in Nevada County in August totaled $437,363, compared to $335,361 during July, acd cording toH, Jack Crawford, ” county building inspector. Av es : light of home gardeners as they blossom selves." : For You the first year when planted from seed. pint ; Hummingbirds are very fond of the nectar Re ae lo tuld or found deep within the long-tubed blosA buy tome soms. Blooming period is April through lo a October. Central California FEDERAL SAVINGS AUBURN TU 5-6234 LOANS Along stream courses, especially in canyons andoncliffs, this very attractive scarlet flower with yellow throat is commonly found. The leaves and stems are very hairy andthe plants wilt readily if cut. There are many species of Mimulus growing here but this is one of the largest and most colorful. These can be the deday or night simplicity re ready to serve yOu French Meadows Trip Scheduled AUBURN -Carl Palmer, Chairman of the Placer County Recreation Commission, announced today that a field trip to French MeaBERGEMANN . d d Hell Hole RFuneral Chapel Se as oie eR ty 246 Sacramento St. Sept. 24 . The two reservoirs, part Nevada City of the Placer County Water call 265-2421 Development Plan, are also sites for proposed recreational development. Purpose of the trip is to inspect the recreation sites and to get a first hand idea of what kinds of facilities are being proposed for this area of Placer County. QUCENAN & STORAGE @ vou ever mane THE BEST MOVE FREE ESTIMATES 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781 4 "The penalty that good men ’ pay for not being interested in politics is to be governed by people worse than themWHO MUST REGISTER SEPTEMBER S MITul Wf Ih ES S 1. All persons who have changed residence or name since last election. 2. All persons who failed to vote in the 1960 general election. 3. All newcomers to California who will have resided in the state for one year by Nov. 6. 4. Those reaching age 21 on or before Nov. 6. WHERE YOU CAN REGISTER ~ Elva H. Farrell Smartville Star Rt. Smith's Jewelry Store Nevada City County Clerk's Office Courthouse, Nevada City Williams Stationery Store Grass Valley Truckee Public Utility Dist. . Truckee Francis B. Couillard Soda Springs Bart W. Pinaglia Lillian Ribble Mrs. Amy Nygard North San Juan Washington Grass Valley Cs)

Se = a -™ -. . . reine tniane eg OL Aes rea ~ e ee ita an ca ee . : : The Nevada County NUGGET..Wednesday, September 12, 1962.. -Page 3 i. Sie rra Si i Ig 2 ES sehericscdisisans mae ovaagy Oe Id Hill Horses And Riders rk “ ve N . k Thurs, Sat 13 15 ey ar er 5 WEEKS IN A BALLOON ve Red Buttons of #4 A popular version of the Fabian discovery of gold bearing . Plus he. quartz in Grass Valley feaSWINGING ALONG ed tures the common cow, Tommy Nooman One fine October day in Sun. Tues, 16 18 he 1850 a Mr, George Knight ys tet (or McKnight, as some his. fem torians have called the gen. ms tleman) went looking for his } by hg, errant bossy that had wanudered away from his “digs” 1 b in the night. 3 A short distance from ts ea # fen town, Knight climbed a 13 Bh : small hill to gain a vantage 00 2 wo RMR point and in so doing he stub43 ul’. Ry bed his toe on an outcrop11 ane md ping of rock, 00 nd Sy tle He sat down to massage 91 oa his throbbing toe, As he did 93 4 > , he reached for the cause of e, ra his recent discomfort with Plus to re ‘s the idea of throwing the rock THE COUCH of J as far as he could, A second re = 1‘. look at the outcropping ‘a caused Knight to leap to his LITTLE PEOPLE ONA LITTLE HORSE--Aboard d, feet despite hissoretoe. The . Snapdragon are left toright: Lisa, 2, . W J. aa literally filled) penny, 4,and Martha Andersen, 7, childey ; ads ren of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andersen of Fairsew ie ic A bz Z ge TOCOMME MORATE--the discovery of gold eens ‘ ' ' oe . : t hich doubt bh a4 (Drive SW on Brighton St. to oaks. Belvoir Snapdragon is a five year . 218 Broad St., Nevada City => a D Sea. Ny oe a . tt < . Cornwall ee tae Son} old palominoWelsh stallion imported from ‘ sexed thd epakoks 1S ee . othere Comwall and drive a short England. Snapdragon is ownedby the girls’ Lode at approximately the same time, the distance to marker. Corngrandparents ' Mr. and Mrs. ie C. Penill Ave. is well marked eats poe cee ane cae iaplgceans ae Etro sions which . Well, of Panorama Farms on Lower Colfax = ita Parlor, N.D.G.W., dedicated thisf ¥" . ‘ “4 : point to marker) Rd., Grass Valley. ot ween impressive monument Oct. 20, 1929. 2 IN NE A les OE Resource Management, Conservation Conference Topic VENUS DRAWING PENCILS kt Scanian: Be SANTA BARBARA = -Problems oe pnts ee ornia Academy of Sciences; H, 2H, 4H, 5H, 6H, 7H, 8H, 9H, HB, 2B, 3B, 5B, 6B Is tte in developing and managing iforniaForest Protective Asand Henry Wright, secretary, We I Pere ir i ere California's resources will sociation; Virlis L. Fischer, Western Oil and Gas Assoc SCUMEX CLEANING PADS . To Honor Ladies be discussed at a “Conserconservationist; Dr. Robert jation Public Lands Commit SLIDE RULES $425, $395 ana up t f th W k vation Conflicts" Conference C. Miller, director, Califtee, $425 1 Tuseday Evening coos OF THE WEE tomorrow at the Miramar MECH. DRAWING INSTRUMENTS °12° and up by Lillian Mott Hotel, Santa Barbara, sponNotice All Veterans $495 d ; : *, and u " perme se. Bineen and rape laa pr pata State There will be a free spaghetti dinner and program of meet SeNene SRP $400 F ladies will be honored by the : SECS reat interest atthe VMB Nevada City sponsored by VEW s ¥ Sactuin ents Some Mite CARLET MONKEY FLOWER Statewide Natural Resources Banner Mt. Post No, 2655 at 7:00 3. ts pionduy Sar slnseid sia hase $4.00 c Bodies Tuesday evening in --Figwort Family. eipeanat giciencanaee: ember 17. ARCHITECT'S SCALE Governor's Hall commencing Mimulus cardinalis : co nN Ah Dr. Donald J. Garich will present a brand new tape at 6:30 p.m., ply to arin er entitled "The Testing Time” by News commentator Paul nderwood-Olivetti Port. Typewriters 568" +, Charles Cusick, Prior of the e'son, . Harvey, plus a film entitled “Our American Heritage" d ; 7. ¥. Pp 1tle ur American erltage . oe eo alas Stee pie hee Both are very timely to help us celebrate "Constitution H shes peaon acta BOO EEERS Ti BONE man of the affair. 2 MES PONG 2 Week,” : This is the regular monthly as panel moderator. Other All Veterans are urged to attend, obbyhouse ; : meeting of the Lodge and a sae Di pety are: Harvey re Bob Wilson & Office Equipment Pot Luck dinner will be seranks, vice president, Senior: Vice-C d : “4 si ved to the membership and ¢ peest, Hill & Jewett; John entor WicesCommancer Hi 120 West Main Street: * Grass Valley * * Phone 273-4288 their guests, Cards have been 3 ~ sent the members requesting y they specify whether they " will bring a hot dish, salad or dessert, The evening has d ‘been designated "Friendly _ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1962 1 ; s

NEVADA CIT Y---Building : d permits issued in Nevada County in August totaled $437,363, compared to $335,361 during July, acd cording toH, Jack Crawford, ” county building inspector. Av es : light of home gardeners as they blossom selves." : For You the first year when planted from seed. pint ; Hummingbirds are very fond of the nectar Re ae lo tuld or found deep within the long-tubed blosA buy tome soms. Blooming period is April through lo a October. Central California FEDERAL SAVINGS AUBURN TU 5-6234 LOANS Along stream courses, especially in canyons andoncliffs, this very attractive scarlet flower with yellow throat is commonly found. The leaves and stems are very hairy andthe plants wilt readily if cut. There are many species of Mimulus growing here but this is one of the largest and most colorful. These can be the deday or night simplicity re ready to serve yOu French Meadows Trip Scheduled AUBURN -Carl Palmer, Chairman of the Placer County Recreation Commission, announced today that a field trip to French MeaBERGEMANN . d d Hell Hole RFuneral Chapel Se as oie eR ty 246 Sacramento St. Sept. 24 . The two reservoirs, part Nevada City of the Placer County Water call 265-2421 Development Plan, are also sites for proposed recreational development. Purpose of the trip is to inspect the recreation sites and to get a first hand idea of what kinds of facilities are being proposed for this area of Placer County. QUCENAN & STORAGE @ vou ever mane THE BEST MOVE FREE ESTIMATES 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781 4 "The penalty that good men ’ pay for not being interested in politics is to be governed by people worse than themWHO MUST REGISTER SEPTEMBER S MITul Wf Ih ES S 1. All persons who have changed residence or name since last election. 2. All persons who failed to vote in the 1960 general election. 3. All newcomers to California who will have resided in the state for one year by Nov. 6. 4. Those reaching age 21 on or before Nov. 6. WHERE YOU CAN REGISTER ~ Elva H. Farrell Smartville Star Rt. Smith's Jewelry Store Nevada City County Clerk's Office Courthouse, Nevada City Williams Stationery Store Grass Valley Truckee Public Utility Dist. . Truckee Francis B. Couillard Soda Springs Bart W. Pinaglia Lillian Ribble Mrs. Amy Nygard North San Juan Washington Grass Valley Cs)