September 13, 1961 (12 pages)

se Ve Vs A oy, Si ae ‘/ 1s & NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET. Wednesday, September 13, 1961.Page 9 — ‘ NSE OR GAR RS,” ET BYWAYS . Farm Pools ce iirny 2 ste ib S44 of tes Conmatioa noon was given by Martha , Reservoir ‘City Doll Club met at the Garden and Art Center in Sacramento Sept. 7 after a two month's summer vacation, Nevada City and her corps of officers were installed by Junior Past President Wanda Ramus of Sacramento, Past President Gladys Martin of Sacramento was presented with her past president's pin and thanked everyone for their help during her term. GET BEAUTIFUL OVERSTOCKED C-THRU ALUMINUM AWNINGS NOW AT 30% DISCOUNT Trailer Owners We Now Have Patio Awnings For Any Size Trailers---FINANCING AVAILABLE FOR FREE ESTIMATE Call 265-4422 N. Farnsworth and was a lesson in French Ruffling. Each member was furnished with sewing materials and went to work immediately making a doll petticoat, As most of the dolls received by collectors are unclothed the members try to copy old pictures and made the: dresses and under‘wear authentic. Hostesses for the day were Martha Farnsworth of Lincoln and Patty Marchal of Carmichael. Entertainment In Nevada County PH, 273-2904, remeurcnsesaers MAE WILSON Sfood To Ge Marysville Highway at Pondersa Way e SALADS. _@ SANDWICHES, , eetc, étc,: $2.50 —sFEATURING ‘CHICKEN DINNER. __ Washington Hotel Washington, California Dining Room Under New Management PH 265-4364 COCKTAILS A LA CARTE MEALS ROOMS $2.50 Only . Buick Skylark Demonstrator Left. Also Discounts ‘on Any New Cadillac in Stock. a BY DEAN THOMPSON . TIMELY COMMENT, ,. Nevada County Planning Director William N. Roberts showed us a copy of his home-town paper the other day, the San Angelo (Tex.) StandardTimes. By coincidence that issue's editorial commented on city planning and much of it is worthy of reprint: "City and regional planning specialists are the first to acknowledge that for a long time major planning in this country was mostly a thing of paper promises, a fancy 9; given wide lip service but seldom converted into act. "But today the turning of urban and area plans into action is beginning to be a reality in a good many parts of the nation.. “Why the burst of activity and the big postwar trend toward using plans instead of tossing them onto dusty shelves? _ “The main factor seems to be the startled awareness of countless public officials that their communities, large and small, are in for sweeping change --which they must somehow governifthey donot want to be engulfed. "Secondly, the very magnitude of the problem has brought massive programs into being---urban renewal, area redevelopment, highway network, school and hospital construction. "If these projects are not in conflict and overlap, they must somehow be fitted together. No one wants to see repetition of such a case as occurred in the 1930s, when a public housing project was begun and then torn down to make way for a highway.. ee "Private industries and builders, too, see increasing value in relating their efforts to some sort of general PMs ca. 0e "But they (the planaers) agree a real planning start has ‘at last been made, And Americans who do not wish to be a STYLING.of Pgntaic's 1962 sports cope models is illustrated © by these views of the new Bonneville. A smaller rear window and a lower roof design give this too-door hardtop the rakish look of asofttop convertible. A divided V-shape grille of horizontal bars exemplifies the flowing lines and the Bonneville's full-length side moulding accentuates the car's long, low and sleek appearance. This same new look in hardtops is found in the Cataliana sports coupe. smothered in community disorder must share their pleasure at these marks of progress." performance for Mr. and Mrs. J. McLaughlin at their 522 Sacramento Street home, A bolt of lightning dropped down their flue and danced over their stove. The McLs were sitting at the breakfast table and were not hurt--not even surprised, there wasn't time. Only apparent damage was to the kitchen clock. oe @ © © 8 savings bond chairman, is passing the good work along to holders of U.S, H Bonds purchased between June of ‘62 through 1956. The bonds can be held an additional ten years at 33/4 per cent interest. .Originally the bonds . brought a straight 3 per cent, then were-stepped up partway in ‘59. OBLIGE, .John Vaughn of A to Z Supply ran across an old letter (April 20,1922) sent by the superintendent of the Sierra Gold Mining Company in Alleghany. .The letterhead spells it “Allegheny, California.” But the postal authorities can find no place where it is listed other than withthe "any" ending and point to three other towns of the same name and same spelling across the nation. Apparently only the Allegheny River is spelied with "eny” ending.eventhe writer spelled it properly in his letter. To get ba DBP SIE, Soe) “What price can you deliver 10,000 ft lumber four miles this side of Alleghany? . “That's four miles shorter than Alleghany proper. "If you don't deliver, what price is rough lumber at Nevada? to the letter: The five members of the Important Notice NOT MANY 1961 MODELS LEFT! 1 TEMPEST & 1 PONTIAC Pacific Coast salmon are the chinook, chum, pink, red and silver. “Let me hear from you soon as possible, Oblige, Signed And the answer: "Dear Sir, "We quote you on common lumber in our yards $38 per M. We have no facilities for delivering lumber to your location at present, not having our teams up from pasture et. ‘ "We are pretty short of stock of common lumber at present and it will be at least six weeks before we will be able to replenish it, however you are welcome to what we have on hand, “Thanking you for the inquiry we beg to remain, "Yours Very truly, dear sir, Signed How times have changed in less than 40 years. The Galleon, exclusive Alameda. restaurant "on the Pacific Marina", has a new pamphlet describing the 13 banners designed by David Osborn and Charles Woods. The Galleon Banners: 1. The northern lights and a midnight sun shine on a resting reindeer, designed after an ancient Scythian medallion: 2. A giant Galapagos turtle , crowned and bejewelied, represents the wealth and varied character of the Pacific and the lands it touches;. 3, A flamboyant peacock, alighting on a nest of parting waves, calls forth rhe richness and beauty of the Middle East; 4. Atlantis, the fabled city, is shown in an ocean cavern, lit by a darkened sun, beneath a sunlit sea; 5. A idyllic scene: a Chinese boat, mirrored in a calm sea, calls to mind the exotic Orient; 6. The Indian Ocean is represented by a richly patterned jewelled fish; 7. The Black Sea isrepresented as a contemporary adaptation of a richly ornamented Turkestan rug; 8, The North Sea is represented by a stylized eagle wearing a breastplate and a mantle of leaves---a derivation of an ancient Teutonic medallion; 9. The Historic Mediterranean Sea is completely surrounded by land and the countries it touches are rich and varied; 10. Afleetingdeer, a midnight sun and a tall thistle---all taken from a Scandinavian peasant design, represent the Baltic Sea; 11. The Blue Aegean, sea of the ancient Greeks, here is symbolized by a chariot, pulled by rampant horses wearing elaborate feathered headdress; 12, A flaming sun, dipping low intoacaim sea, representing the Caribbean; 13, Birth of the Seas, Pontiac Shown. PONTIAC, MICH, . Pontiac reaches unsurpassed heights of engineering achievement initsnew 1962 line of automobiles with 14 versatile wide track models in four series reflecting advanced bandling and serviceability. Completely new exterior and interior styling, increased overall length, improved performance V-8 engines, more rugged suspen‘ sion system, extended lubri ~ Bie For Fires. Huntley, Ill. Swimming pools on farms providing an inexpensive and adequate water supply with which to fight fires, became the most likely answer to curbing the nation's disastrous toll of farm fire losses today in the preliminary tabulation of workshopre ports from the National Farm Fire Safety Seminar held here last month at the Thor Research Center for Better Farm Living. "The present design of numerous swimming pools. " declared Neil C. Hurley, founder of the Thor Research Center and president of Thor Power Tool Co. , “makes them the most economical water reservoirs that can be installed." Need for water on farms to fight fires was stressed at the Seminar by fire authorities, rural safety experts, insurance company executives and government officials who participated in the discussions. “A water reservoir is an essential piece of farm safety equipment. "Illinois Fire Marshal William J. Cowhey declared, "and if they can be utilized for the relaxation of the entire family, it's a windfall for that part of our population that livesin rural areas. "There's no reason,” he, said, “why water stored in the ground hasto be covered up with a steel top instead of having a diving board at one end," cation limits and smoother , quieter operating HydraMatic transmissions headline an imposing list of new Pontiac engineering features NOW at DUFFY’S SUCCESS . ORIGINAL MEXICAN FOOD Open 12 'til 12 CLOSED MONDAYS COME AS YOU ARE FAMILY ENTRANCE FOOD TO TAKE OUT PHONE Four Tacos to 265-9919 Seeee eee eee % = g0--Four Hamburgers to go--*1™ COCKTAILS Duffy’s DEAL. PROBLEM: SOLUTION: with low 196] new car stocks how are we going to do some business? ! up to $800.00 discounts on 1961 models in stock jj a BERNEY S _ Rapiafor and sell 1962 models by Forced Air . . iLower, Grass Vallgy Road At SERVICE . Jumping the gun” on our . and EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE ON Sept. 27th new car showing ha sree ———— FOREIGN CARS: you place a firm order with us on a 1962 model and we you the kind of deal you would normally get six months from now. will give er Ph. 273 2038 for biggest news in automatic heat , Why put up with a miserable cold house . and monstrous heat bills! Switch to Coleman Automatic heat and have wonderful warm comfort all through your home. Unsurpassed for fuelTypewriter Rentals om WEEK =e =MONTH ams ‘THREE MONTHS All Late Model Machines RENTAL RATES INCLUDE 309 BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY AUTOMOTIVE p SERVICES a> Bre Success ate VAN'S FRAME & AXLE 205 S. Auburn, Grass-Valley 273-6460 “WHEELS OUT OF LINE? KEEP VAN’S IN MIND” HARTMAN ‘CHEVROLET -OLDSMOBILE 314 W. Main St., Grass Valley Ph, 273-7271 BODY & PAINT SHOP FREE ESTIMATES 4 Highly Trained Mechanics, 2 Expert Rody Men . YOUR INQUIRY IS INVITED. THIS OFFER saving efficiency! Maintenance Service & Ribbons yOu CAN RELY ON ° . There’ Col e " . mutosaaite heating Ga H ART M A N GOOD UNTIL SEPT. 27, 1961. . foc evens. dee fae CHEVROLET -OLDSMOBILE . ee every budget. Learn Oo 7 ouse 314 W. Main St., Grass Valley Ph. 273-7271 . a more. phone today! ; bE; Hockett Auto Sales . tow’ . OFFICE’EQUIPMENT]) ._ MOULE PAINT & GLASS ? . Automotive Glass Replacement HILLS FLAT —s GRASS VALLEY. Phone: 273-6141 to 0 a a Dial 120 W. Main . . "wes OF Aut se spare sis : Grass Valley : . . 273-4288 Grass Valley Hills Flat. . .Grass Valley Phone 273-4643 é © 34189 soguenezo¥s = *48 3819 7 198 u0zsers 992e828R ) bey = ee! ia

se Ve Vs A oy, Si ae ‘/ 1s & NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET. Wednesday, September 13, 1961..Page 9 — ‘ NSE OR GAR RS,” ET BYWAYS . Farm Pools ce iirny 2 ste ib S44 of tes Conmatioa noon was given by Martha , Reservoir ‘City Doll Club met at the Garden and Art Center in Sacramento Sept. 7 after a two month's summer vacation, Nevada City and her corps of officers were installed by Junior Past President Wanda Ramus of Sacramento, Past President Gladys Martin of Sacramento was presented with her past president's pin and thanked everyone for their help during her term. GET BEAUTIFUL OVERSTOCKED C-THRU ALUMINUM AWNINGS NOW AT 30% DISCOUNT Trailer Owners We Now Have Patio Awnings For Any Size Trailers---FINANCING AVAILABLE FOR FREE ESTIMATE Call 265-4422 N. Farnsworth and was a lesson in French Ruffling. Each member was furnished with sewing materials and went to work immediately making a doll petticoat, As most of the dolls received by collectors are unclothed the members try to copy old pictures and made the: dresses and under‘wear authentic. Hostesses for the day were Martha Farnsworth of Lincoln and Patty Marchal of Carmichael. Entertainment In Nevada County PH, 273-2904, remeurcnsesaers MAE WILSON Sfood To Ge Marysville Highway at Pondersa Way e SALADS. _@ SANDWICHES, , eetc, étc,: $2.50 —sFEATURING ‘CHICKEN DINNER. __ Washington Hotel Washington, California Dining Room Under New Management PH 265-4364 COCKTAILS A LA CARTE MEALS ROOMS $2.50 Only . Buick Skylark Demonstrator Left. Also Discounts ‘on Any New Cadillac in Stock. a BY DEAN THOMPSON . TIMELY COMMENT, ,. Nevada County Planning Director William N. Roberts showed us a copy of his home-town paper the other day, the San Angelo (Tex.) StandardTimes. By coincidence that issue's editorial commented on city planning and much of it is worthy of reprint: "City and regional planning specialists are the first to acknowledge that for a long time major planning in this country was mostly a thing of paper promises, a fancy 9; given wide lip service but seldom converted into act. "But today the turning of urban and area plans into action is beginning to be a reality in a good many parts of the nation.... “Why the burst of activity and the big postwar trend toward using plans instead of tossing them onto dusty shelves? _ “The main factor seems to be the startled awareness of countless public officials that their communities, large and small, are in for sweeping change --which they must somehow governifthey donot want to be engulfed. "Secondly, the very magnitude of the problem has brought massive programs into being---urban renewal, area redevelopment, highway network, school and hospital construction. "If these projects are not in conflict and overlap, they must somehow be fitted together. No one wants to see repetition of such a case as occurred in the 1930s, when a public housing project was begun and then torn down to make way for a highway... ee "Private industries and builders, too, see increasing value in relating their efforts to some sort of general PMs ca. 0e "But they (the planaers) agree a real planning start has ‘at last been made, And Americans who do not wish to be a STYLING..of Pgntaic's 1962 sports cope models is illustrated © by these views of the new Bonneville. A smaller rear window and a lower roof design give this too-door hardtop the rakish look of asofttop convertible. A divided V-shape grille of horizontal bars exemplifies the flowing lines and the Bonneville's full-length side moulding accentuates the car's long, low and sleek appearance. This same new look in hardtops is found in the Cataliana sports coupe. smothered in community disorder must share their pleasure at these marks of progress." performance for Mr. and Mrs. J. McLaughlin at their 522 Sacramento Street home, A bolt of lightning dropped down their flue and danced over their stove. The McLs were sitting at the breakfast table and were not hurt--not even surprised, there wasn't time. Only apparent damage was to the kitchen clock. oe @ © © 8 savings bond chairman, is passing the good work along to holders of U.S, H Bonds purchased between June of ‘62 through 1956.. The bonds can be held an additional ten years at 33/4 per cent interest.. .Originally the bonds . brought a straight 3 per cent, then were-stepped up partway in ‘59. OBLIGE, .John Vaughn of A to Z Supply ran across an old letter (April 20,1922) sent by the superintendent of the Sierra Gold Mining Company in Alleghany.. .The letterhead spells it “Allegheny, California.” But the postal authorities can find no place where it is listed other than withthe "any" ending and point to three other towns of the same name and same spelling across the nation.. Apparently only the Allegheny River is spelied with "eny” ending..eventhe writer spelled it properly in his letter. To get ba DBP SIE, Soe) “What price can you deliver 10,000 ft lumber four miles this side of Alleghany? . “That's four miles shorter than Alleghany proper. "If you don't deliver, what price is rough lumber at Nevada? to the letter: The five members of the Important Notice NOT MANY 1961 MODELS LEFT! 1 TEMPEST & 1 PONTIAC Pacific Coast salmon are the chinook, chum, pink, red and silver. “Let me hear from you soon as possible, Oblige, Signed And the answer: "Dear Sir, "We quote you on common lumber in our yards $38 per M. We have no facilities for delivering lumber to your location at present, not having our teams up from pasture et. ‘ "We are pretty short of stock of common lumber at present and it will be at least six weeks before we will be able to replenish it, however you are welcome to what we have on hand, “Thanking you for the inquiry we beg to remain, "Yours Very truly, dear sir, Signed How times have changed in less than 40 years. The Galleon, exclusive Alameda. restaurant "on the

Pacific Marina", has a new pamphlet describing the 13 banners designed by David Osborn and Charles Woods.. The Galleon Banners: 1. The northern lights and a midnight sun shine on a resting reindeer, designed after an ancient Scythian medallion: 2. A giant Galapagos turtle , crowned and bejewelied, represents the wealth and varied character of the Pacific and the lands it touches;. 3, A flamboyant peacock, alighting on a nest of parting waves, calls forth rhe richness and beauty of the Middle East; 4. Atlantis, the fabled city, is shown in an ocean cavern, lit by a darkened sun, beneath a sunlit sea; 5. A idyllic scene: a Chinese boat, mirrored in a calm sea, calls to mind the exotic Orient; 6. The Indian Ocean is represented by a richly patterned jewelled fish; 7. The Black Sea isrepresented as a contemporary adaptation of a richly ornamented Turkestan rug; 8, The North Sea is represented by a stylized eagle wearing a breastplate and a mantle of leaves---a derivation of an ancient Teutonic medallion; 9. The Historic Mediterranean Sea is completely surrounded by land and the countries it touches are rich and varied; 10. Afleetingdeer, a midnight sun and a tall thistle---all taken from a Scandinavian peasant design, represent the Baltic Sea; 11. The Blue Aegean, sea of the ancient Greeks, here is symbolized by a chariot, pulled by rampant horses wearing elaborate feathered headdress; 12, A flaming sun, dipping low intoacaim sea, representing the Caribbean; 13, Birth of the Seas, Pontiac Shown. PONTIAC, MICH, . Pontiac reaches unsurpassed heights of engineering achievement initsnew 1962 line of automobiles with 14 versatile wide track models in four series reflecting advanced bandling and serviceability. Completely new exterior and interior styling, increased overall length, improved performance V-8 engines, more rugged suspen‘ sion system, extended lubri ~ Bie For Fires. Huntley, Ill. Swimming pools on farms providing an inexpensive and adequate water supply with which to fight fires, became the most likely answer to curbing the nation's disastrous toll of farm fire losses today in the preliminary tabulation of workshopre ports from the National Farm Fire Safety Seminar held here last month at the Thor Research Center for Better Farm Living. "The present design of numerous swimming pools. " declared Neil C. Hurley, founder of the Thor Research Center and president of Thor Power Tool Co. , “makes them the most economical water reservoirs that can be installed." Need for water on farms to fight fires was stressed at the Seminar by fire authorities, rural safety experts, insurance company executives and government officials who participated in the discussions. “A water reservoir is an essential piece of farm safety equipment. "Illinois Fire Marshal William J. Cowhey declared, "and if they can be utilized for the relaxation of the entire family, it's a windfall for that part of our population that livesin rural areas. "There's no reason,” he, said, “why water stored in the ground hasto be covered up with a steel top instead of having a diving board at one end," cation limits and smoother , quieter operating HydraMatic transmissions headline an imposing list of new Pontiac engineering features NOW at DUFFY’S SUCCESS . ORIGINAL MEXICAN FOOD Open 12 'til 12 CLOSED MONDAYS COME AS YOU ARE FAMILY ENTRANCE FOOD TO TAKE OUT PHONE Four Tacos to 265-9919 Seeee eee eee % = g0--Four Hamburgers to go--*1™ COCKTAILS Duffy’s DEAL. PROBLEM: SOLUTION: with low 196] new car stocks how are we going to do some business? ! up to $800.00 discounts on 1961 models in stock jj a BERNEY S _ Rapiafor and sell 1962 models by Forced Air . . iLower, Grass Vallgy Road At SERVICE . Jumping the gun” on our . and EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE ON Sept. 27th new car showing ha sree ———— FOREIGN CARS: you place a firm order with us on a 1962 model and we you the kind of deal you would normally get six months from now. will give er Ph. 273 2038 for biggest news in automatic heat , Why put up with a miserable cold house .. and monstrous heat bills! Switch to Coleman Automatic heat and have wonderful warm comfort all through your home. Unsurpassed for fuelTypewriter Rentals om WEEK =e =MONTH ams ‘THREE MONTHS All Late Model Machines RENTAL RATES INCLUDE 309 BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY AUTOMOTIVE p SERVICES a> Bre Success ate VAN'S FRAME & AXLE 205 S. Auburn, Grass-Valley 273-6460 “WHEELS OUT OF LINE? KEEP VAN’S IN MIND” HARTMAN ‘CHEVROLET -OLDSMOBILE 314 W. Main St., Grass Valley Ph, 273-7271 BODY & PAINT SHOP FREE ESTIMATES 4 Highly Trained Mechanics, 2 Expert Rody Men . YOUR INQUIRY IS INVITED. THIS OFFER saving efficiency! Maintenance Service & Ribbons yOu CAN RELY ON ° . There’ Col e " . mutosaaite heating Ga H ART M A N GOOD UNTIL SEPT. 27, 1961. . foc evens. dee fae CHEVROLET -OLDSMOBILE . ee every budget. Learn Oo 7 ouse 314 W. Main St., Grass Valley Ph. 273-7271 . a more.. phone today! ; bE; Hockett Auto Sales . tow’ . OFFICE’EQUIPMENT]) ._ MOULE PAINT & GLASS ? . Automotive Glass Replacement HILLS FLAT —s GRASS VALLEY. Phone: 273-6141 to 0 a a Dial 120 W. Main . . "wes OF Aut se spare sis : Grass Valley : . . 273-4288 Grass Valley Hills Flat. . .Grass Valley Phone 273-4643 é © 34189 soguenezo¥s = *48 3819 7 198 u0zsers 992e828R ) bey = ee! ia