September 13, 1961 (12 pages)

AAO rE nena STA NS hae ne GE SEE DII ~~ a ee ee ee a RANCHER'S MARKET & FEEDS In Cherry Ciesk Shoaping Center GRASS VALLEY AUBURN ne 8 Mi, 14 Mi Highway 49 Best Foods or Bordens 5. 45: ae CEREALS 31° Now 25: reg INSTANT Hills Bros. @ Folgers @ IVORY SOAP Large Size bas 11° 39° HOME GARDEN SPINACH 35° Size 21/2 2 For HOME GARDEN CANNED MILK Maxwell House @ Nescafe TREND GIANT sIzE oo: 91.09 Look For Non-Advertised Specials, Too HOME GARDEN OLEO ,,, 2() 5 am rs a APS DRS Soom Sate eal iS eS Nursery School To Open. GRASSVALLEY.A cooperative nursery school Pystoup begins its second year of operation Oct. 2 ata building at the Nevada County Fairgrounds, it was announced this week. Parents will be offered a choice of a two day or three day program from 9 a.m, to 11 a.m. Mrs, Lenard Huntley has been hired by the group as director of thenursery school and will be in attendance each day. Parents also contribute their time tothe school. The mothers assist the director, two mothers to a group of 20 children, Fathers assist by building play equipment. operative group will meet tonight at 7:30 p.m. to discuss plans for the school's opening. A FINE GROUP OF CANDIDATES.Is how Ritual Master Harold A, Berliner, trict Attorney of Nevada County, described the initiates at Sunday's Clamper “doin's "at Washington. Humbug Bob Wyckoff sits on the hood of the jeep holding the staff at relief while the Poor Blind Candidates follow inside the rope. NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, Wednesday, September 13, 1961.Paae 3 DisSACRAMENTO, .A special seven-week course, designed for candidates for the "EnNew Zealand and Ireland consume five times as much Can” 13¢ butter as do Americans. Air Conditioned, NEVADA CITY Wed, Sat. Sept. 13 16 THE LAST SUNSET Kirk Douglas, Rock Hudson Plus MINOT AUR Bob Mathias © Sun. Tues. Sept. 17 19 CARTHAGE IN FLAMES Anney Heywood } gineer-in-Training” examination, will be offered by the Sacramento State College engineering division during September, October,. and November, Professor K.D. Kerri of the engineering staff announced. The E.,1.T. exam is the first of a series of examination covers candidates jn the fields of chemical, civil, electrical, mechanical, and petroleum engineering. The course is being offered for those engineers who are not presently in school, but who are planning to take the E,I.T. examination in the < ee es “ near future, Kerri said. No of Technology. He retired as ary gi Oran Kett te edit nor grades will be professor emeritus in 1932 given for the course, and ho written work will be required. DON’T i The school is a non-profit I : il Gs : TENDERLEAF TEA 48 Bag Size 55° organization,-with expenses . En gin eer H. P. Davi S Te Ss M ine Fa cts paid out of dues and an en. : AEROWAX Qt. Size 55° rollment fee, as well as this country and many in District" and "The Tertiary money-raising activities. . Course (Continued from Page 1) Europe. Gievele 6¢ Gk Sian. SCOTS PAPER TOWELS 2For 37¢. . Members ofthe parent coRe i RT sae C.0 PATTERSON, 0.0 Optometrist & Orthoptist +t+t+++4 + Patterson Bldg. 122 W. Main Hours 10-5+Mon. thru Friday Phore 273-6030 sisi: Soiaeaniiniiaaai is chiefly known for his United States Geological Survey folios of the mining districts in the state. Included in these were “The Gold Rush Veins of the Nevada City-Grass Valley less gold mining interests in California, f Raymond later authored several books on mining and mines as well as several novels and "sketches." He was, for some years, editor of the Engineering and Mining Journal. The other authority quoted by Davis was Waldemar Lingren. 3 Davis said Lindgren was an acknowledged leader of American Economic Geologists and for 31 years was a distinguished member of the In 1912 Lindgren accepted the appointment as head of the Department of Geology of the Massachusetts Institute} and at his death seven years agohe was a member of most of the scientific societies of MISS THE FUN..DON’T MISS THE BARGAINS > 2 DAYS ONLY---FRIDAY and SATURDAY-----9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Alpha needs space for new Fall merchandise now on its way CLOSE-OUT ITEMS..SURPLUS INVENTORY ITEMS ALL AT PRICES TOO TEMPTING TO PASS BY, only a few of the many specials are advertised, . . but those listed will give an idea of how special this round-up of values can be to you FREE———MUSIC———FREE COFFEE GIFTWARE----Many Items Priced Far Below Anything Offered Before Imported Crystal Stemware 19¢€ ea HARDWARE Salad Set.9 pe. 98¢ ODD LOTS \ Laie oe ae Steak Knife Sets.Reg. $4.65 $2.95 Hinges. Bolts, . Harness. Etc. eee ulaaye GARDEN DEPARTMENT.. = ssorte tems Carafe. .Reg. $5.00 $2.69 — priceD BY THE BOX OR INDIVIDUALLY >, 1/2 OFF Large Rakes,.Reg. $6.98 $2.98 Exceptional Values Gardenias. .Reg. 69¢ 39¢ erg PAINTS Oleander 1 Gal. Reg. $1.50 2 for $1.49 BUY ONE..GET ONE FREE INSECTICIDES FERTILIZERS TOYS.. Crash Helmets. .Nylon Roller Skates. PHOENIX BRARE ODD LOTS Space Helmets, . . Toy Play Boots. .Stamp Collections. . seal ida $4.95 gallon 1/2 OFF Shell Kits.Jump Ropes = \yanry OTHER ITEMS APPLIANCEGS.. $1.45 quart Kitchen Cupboards 50% OFF Kelvinator 18 cu ft Freezer Reg. $439, 95 Semi-Gloss $1.60 quart LAWN BOY Gardener 17" NOW $239.95 54" 56" Sink Cabinets Reg. $124.50 70 Enamel Undercoat $4 gallon NOW $88.88 . $99.95 Used Ranges Used Washers Used Power Mowers REMNANTS REDUCED Screen.Wire. Pipe. Linoleum. Etc. SPORTING GOODS.. 14ft. Runabout and Trailer : oe Rods to 50% OFF Priced to sell FAST Assorted Casting, Spinning and Fly Ro up fo ( over $600 value $395.00 ‘$82.76 $104.27 SUPPLY OF MANY ITEMS IS LIMITED.SHOP EARLY . FURNITURE SPECIALS WILL BE MARKED DOWN ON THE MEZZANINE : : _ 2 (SEE ALPHA'S THURSDAY NIGHT SPECIALS, TOO) bp Use Alpha’s Easy Pay Plan on major bargain items LASSO YOUR BARGAINS TO MAKE ROOM FOR ALPHA'S FALL MERCHANDISE . We give 5 & H Green Stamps.(Yes, even on Back Yard Round Up merchandise). Bargains For The Whole Family.. ALL SALES FINAL DISCOVER ALPHA’S WORLD OF BARGAINS AT THEIR ANNUAL BACK YARD SALE 30-05 GAMEMASTER, , .reg. $115. 85 Remington 300 SAVAGE, .reg. $110,35 Acpua

AAO rE nena STA NS hae ne GE SEE DII ~~ a ee ee ee a RANCHER'S MARKET & FEEDS In Cherry Ciesk Shoaping Center GRASS VALLEY AUBURN ne 8 Mi, 14 Mi Highway 49 Best Foods or Bordens 5.. 45: ae CEREALS 31° Now 25: reg INSTANT Hills Bros. @ Folgers @ IVORY SOAP Large Size bas 11° 39° HOME GARDEN SPINACH 35° Size 21/2 2 For HOME GARDEN CANNED MILK Maxwell House @ Nescafe TREND GIANT sIzE oo: 91.09 Look For Non-Advertised Specials, Too HOME GARDEN OLEO ,,, 2() 5 am rs a APS DRS Soom Sate eal iS eS Nursery School To Open. GRASSVALLEY..A cooperative nursery school Pystoup begins its second year of operation Oct. 2 ata building at the Nevada County Fairgrounds, it was announced this week. Parents will be offered a choice of a two day or three day program from 9 a.m, to 11 a.m. Mrs, Lenard Huntley has been hired by the group as director of thenursery school and will be in attendance each day. Parents also contribute their time tothe school. The mothers assist the director, two mothers to a group of 20 children, Fathers assist by building play equipment. operative group will meet tonight at 7:30 p.m. to discuss plans for the school's opening. A FINE GROUP OF CANDIDATES..Is how Ritual Master Harold A, Berliner, trict Attorney of Nevada County, described the initiates at Sunday's Clamper “doin's "at Washington. Humbug Bob Wyckoff sits on the hood of the jeep holding the staff at relief while the Poor Blind Candidates follow inside the rope. NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, Wednesday, September 13, 1961..Paae 3 DisSACRAMENTO, .A special seven-week course, designed for candidates for the "EnNew Zealand and Ireland consume five times as much Can” 13¢ butter as do Americans. Air Conditioned, NEVADA CITY Wed, Sat. Sept. 13 16 THE LAST SUNSET Kirk Douglas, Rock Hudson Plus MINOT AUR Bob Mathias © Sun. Tues. Sept. 17 19 CARTHAGE IN FLAMES Anney Heywood } gineer-in-Training” examination, will be offered by the Sacramento State College engineering division during September, October,. and November, Professor K.D. Kerri of the engineering staff announced. The E.,1.T. exam is the first of a series of examination covers candidates jn the fields of chemical, civil, electrical, mechanical, and petroleum engineering. The course is being offered for those engineers who are not presently in school, but who are planning to take the E,I.T. examination in the < ee es “ near future, Kerri said. No of Technology. He retired as ary gi Oran Kett te edit nor grades will be professor emeritus in 1932

given for the course, and ho written work will be required. DON’T i The school is a non-profit I : il Gs : TENDERLEAF TEA 48 Bag Size 55° organization,-with expenses . En gin eer H. P. Davi S Te Ss M ine Fa cts paid out of dues and an en. : AEROWAX Qt. Size 55° rollment fee, as well as this country and many in District" and "The Tertiary money-raising activities. . Course (Continued from Page 1) Europe. Gievele 6¢ Gk Sian. SCOTS PAPER TOWELS 2For 37¢. . Members ofthe parent coRe i RT sae C.0 PATTERSON, 0.0 Optometrist & Orthoptist +t+t+++4 + Patterson Bldg. 122 W. Main Hours 10-5+Mon. thru Friday Phore 273-6030 sisi: Soiaeaniiniiaaai is chiefly known for his United States Geological Survey folios of the mining districts in the state. Included in these were “The Gold Rush Veins of the Nevada City-Grass Valley less gold mining interests in California, f Raymond later authored several books on mining and mines as well as several novels and "sketches." He was, for some years, editor of the Engineering and Mining Journal. The other authority quoted by Davis was Waldemar Lingren. 3 Davis said Lindgren was an acknowledged leader of American Economic Geologists and for 31 years was a distinguished member of the In 1912 Lindgren accepted the appointment as head of the Department of Geology of the Massachusetts Institute} and at his death seven years agohe was a member of most of the scientific societies of MISS THE FUN...DON’T MISS THE BARGAINS > 2 DAYS ONLY---FRIDAY and SATURDAY-----9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Alpha needs space for new Fall merchandise now on its way CLOSE-OUT ITEMS....SURPLUS INVENTORY ITEMS ALL AT PRICES TOO TEMPTING TO PASS BY, only a few of the many specials are advertised, . . but those listed will give an idea of how special this round-up of values can be to you FREE———MUSIC———FREE COFFEE GIFTWARE----Many Items Priced Far Below Anything Offered Before Imported Crystal Stemware 19¢€ ea HARDWARE Salad Set..9 pe. 98¢ ODD LOTS \ Laie oe ae Steak Knife Sets..Reg. $4.65 $2.95 Hinges.. Bolts, . Harness.. Etc. eee ulaaye GARDEN DEPARTMENT... = ssorte tems Carafe. .Reg. $5.00 $2.69 — priceD BY THE BOX OR INDIVIDUALLY >, 1/2 OFF Large Rakes,.Reg. $6.98 $2.98 Exceptional Values Gardenias.. .Reg. 69¢ 39¢ erg PAINTS Oleander 1 Gal.. Reg. $1.50 2 for $1.49 BUY ONE...GET ONE FREE INSECTICIDES FERTILIZERS TOYS... Crash Helmets. .Nylon Roller Skates.. PHOENIX BRARE ODD LOTS Space Helmets, . . Toy Play Boots. ..Stamp Collections.. . seal ida $4.95 gallon 1/2 OFF Shell Kits..Jump Ropes = \yanry OTHER ITEMS APPLIANCEGS... $1.45 quart Kitchen Cupboards 50% OFF Kelvinator 18 cu ft Freezer Reg. $439, 95 Semi-Gloss $1.60 quart LAWN BOY Gardener 17" NOW $239.95 54" 56" Sink Cabinets Reg. $124.50 70 Enamel Undercoat $4 gallon NOW $88.88 . $99.95 Used Ranges Used Washers Used Power Mowers REMNANTS REDUCED Screen..Wire.. Pipe.. Linoleum.. Etc. SPORTING GOODS... 14ft. Runabout and Trailer : oe Rods to 50% OFF Priced to sell FAST Assorted Casting, Spinning and Fly Ro up fo ( over $600 value $395.00 ‘$82.76 $104.27 SUPPLY OF MANY ITEMS IS LIMITED..SHOP EARLY . FURNITURE SPECIALS WILL BE MARKED DOWN ON THE MEZZANINE : : _ 2 (SEE ALPHA'S THURSDAY NIGHT SPECIALS, TOO) bp Use Alpha’s Easy Pay Plan on major bargain items LASSO YOUR BARGAINS TO MAKE ROOM FOR ALPHA'S FALL MERCHANDISE . We give 5 & H Green Stamps..(Yes, even on Back Yard Round Up merchandise). Bargains For The Whole Family... ALL SALES FINAL DISCOVER ALPHA’S WORLD OF BARGAINS AT THEIR ANNUAL BACK YARD SALE 30-05 GAMEMASTER, , .reg. $115. 85 Remington 300 SAVAGE, .reg. $110,35 Acpua