September 19, 1963 (16 pages)

NORTHERN MINES & CALIFORNIA REPORTS BB+ FEE REI 44 rt et Ed Fe Ett F Mexican Architectural Showi LAKE VERA---An oil painting b y Darrell Forney of Nevada City on view this month at the Nevada City Artists' Gallery, 312 Commercial Street. NEVADA CITY ARTISTS’ GALLERY MEXICAN MURAL ART TO BE DISPLAYED HERE A collection of 23 lithographs from famous mural paintings of the Mexican Revolution will be shown during the month of October at the Nevada City Artists’ Gallery, it was announced this week, The exhibit will open Oct. 6 at 2-p.im. with a formal ceremony which will include the presence of Consul Antonio Islas, Sacramento representative of the Mexican Government, and his wife, The lithographs feature the works of Diego Rivera, Alfaro Siqueiros and Jose Clemente Orozco, Sacramento artist Benny Barrios, of Mexican extraction, will be co-featured during the month of October at the local gallery. “ EXPERT PRINTING — Printing For Every Purpose **xCIRC ULARS ** STATIONERY ** MAIL PIECES #*BILLS ** FORMS NEVADA CO. PRINTING and PUBLISHING 212 W. Main St. GRASS VALLEY phone 273-4590 . 6 Arrangements for the October showing of Mexican mural art were made by the Nevada City Art Association, the Art Rental Gallery andthe Mexican Government. The mural lithographs will be on display at Crocker Gallery in Sacramento during November. John E. Ford, fireman, USN, son of Mrs. Dorothy D. Ford of 40410 Factory St., Nevada City, is serving aboard the attack cargo ship USS Tulare, a Pacific Fleet unit currently undergoing repair’ inthe Naval Shipyard, San Francisco, prior to rejoining Amphibious Squadron Three. a et NOW THRU SATURDAY Continuous Show Sat & Sun THE STORY OF A BOY AND HIS FABULOUS UNDERWATER FRIEND Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents the fabulous dolphin in METROCOLOR CHUCK CONNORS & : added KING-SIZE ACTION DRAMA! M-G-M COLOR STARTS SUNDAY _ er — oe] ia PANAVISION® and METRO COLOR also On same program LAST TRAIN FROM GUN HILL Kirk Douglass--Tony Quinn Mexican Consul AntonioIslas, -provided by the Cultural Affairs Section of the MexicanForeign Relations Department. The lighographic exhibit of Mexican architecture has been seen in Argentina, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Cuba, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, Portugal, Uruguay, Paraguay, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Asacomplement to an exhibit of Mexican mural lithographs at the Nevada City Artists’ Gallery inOctober, Osborn/Woods Studio in Nevada City this week announced it will display "4000 Years of Mexican Architecture” during the same month, _ The exhibit will be taken from Europe and Asia. WATCHES ~ @UPP< CLOCKS JEWELRY Repairing = ————— SS E. M. DALPEZ Dial 265-4501 JEWELER. 231% BROAD ST.; NEVADA CITY #4 E+ ng In October and numerous other countries in a collection of 300 lithographs which are complete with plan diagrams and descriptions in five languages. Arranged in cooperation with Sacramento, the lithographs are REMEMBER TO VOTE NEXT TUESDAY, SEPT. 24. POLLS OPEN7 A.M. TO 7 P.M. AT YOUR LOCAL SC HOOLHOUSE OR OTHER POLLING PLACE SIERRA COLLEGE BELONGS TO YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN and only you can approve the proposed "step two" building program necessary to keep the college ready and able to serve the needs of the community. Voters of the district overwhelmingly approved initial construction of the college campus in 1957 when you approved bonds which cost 23 cents intaxrate increase. Thanks tocontinued growth of the district and willingness of Nevada County to become a full partner in the district and to share that initial expense, the building tax rate has already been reducedto 13 cents. Next Tuesday's bond issue of $2.5 million can be financed for about eight cents, a figure which would make the total college building tax lower than it was six years ago. This issue is a sound one, based on planning begun several years Jago. The new buildings ‘are needed. The college already has 1260 daytime students in facilities designed for 950, and needs a place for the 2000 students expected in the next several years. The issue has been:endorsed by-manyindividuals and groups, some of whom are listed below. But the endorsements which are essential are those which are counted only at the polls. Remember to vote next Tuesday for a sound investment.local college education. (signed) George Duff, chairman, board of trustees Willard Dietrich, trustee Harold Welch, trustee Herb Perry, trustee Richard Lee, trustee Dr. Robert Ross, trustee Harold Wolters, trustee , Tyler Micoleau, Nevada City chairman Al Bequette, county superintendent of schools Judge Lowell Sparks, chairman, citizens for Sierra College ENDORSERS William J. Austin, Gino Battistta, Ruth Blocher, Thelma S$. Bond, Helen Bontecou, W. Edward Browning, Robert Burns, E,W. Clark, Fred J. Conway, Elmo Cox, Harold L, Cox, Doris D, Davison, Mr. and Mrs, Richard Deeble, B.F, Ellis, Earl Erikson, W.W. Esterly, Mr. and Mrs, seals W. Evans, L.R. Farrell, Edward G, Fellersen, Goldie Frisch, Gerald Gelatt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilberg, Doris Hamme, Sibley B. Hansen, Robert A. Hawkins, Richard Martin Heather, Alfred Heller, Mr. and Mrs. D.L. Hoagland, Harry Holtzman, Robert E. Hocking, Clare B, Hughes, George O. Hutchins, Claude R. Illingsworth, Robert T. Ingram, Robert D. Kerr, Frank Knuckey, Mary Kohler, Mrs. Joseph A. Kubich, Margarette Brown Meggs, Tyler Micoleau, Herbert J. Nile, Paul Paye, Delton Pharis, John W. Phillips, Clete E. Osterholt, C.R. Potts, M.D., Delbert Reynolds, WilliamN. Roberts, Guy N. Robinson, Robert L. Ross, Jr., John Sbaffi, Franklin Schoellerman, Tom Schugren, Michael H. Skibinski, Carl G, Steger, John A. Taft, A.R. Taylor, Thomas H. Taylor, Dean Thompson, Marian Titcomb, Albert Troost, Dwight Webster, Elizabeth White Mr. and Mrs. Tabor H. Whittlesey, Harold F. Wolters, California Taxpayer's Association, Seas Valley Chamber of Commerce, Grass Valley City Council, Grass Valley Elementary School Board, Grass Valley Lions Club, Nevada County Taxpayers Association Board of Directors, Nevad i High School Board, Placer County Farm Bureau, le p a8eg © "1088nN aUL'** ¢ . hot) J & ‘S961 ‘61 Jaquioidag** _ September 19, 1963. . The Nugget. Page 5.

NORTHERN MINES & CALIFORNIA REPORTS BB+ FEE REI 44 rt et Ed Fe Ett F Mexican Architectural Showi LAKE VERA---An oil painting b y Darrell Forney of Nevada City on view this month at the Nevada City Artists' Gallery, 312 Commercial Street. NEVADA CITY ARTISTS’ GALLERY MEXICAN MURAL ART TO BE DISPLAYED HERE A collection of 23 lithographs from famous mural paintings of the Mexican Revolution will be shown during the month of October at the Nevada City Artists’ Gallery, it was announced this week, The exhibit will open Oct. 6 at 2-p.im. with a formal ceremony which will include the presence of Consul Antonio Islas, Sacramento representative of the Mexican Government, and his wife, The lithographs feature the works of Diego Rivera, Alfaro Siqueiros and Jose Clemente Orozco, Sacramento artist Benny Barrios, of Mexican extraction, will be co-featured during the month of October at the local gallery. “ EXPERT PRINTING — Printing For Every Purpose **xCIRC ULARS ** STATIONERY ** MAIL PIECES #*BILLS ** FORMS NEVADA CO. PRINTING and PUBLISHING 212 W. Main St. GRASS VALLEY phone 273-4590 . 6 Arrangements for the October showing of Mexican mural art were made by the Nevada City Art Association, the Art Rental Gallery andthe Mexican Government. The mural lithographs will be on display at Crocker Gallery in Sacramento during November. John E. Ford, fireman, USN, son of Mrs. Dorothy D. Ford of 40410 Factory St., Nevada City, is serving aboard the attack cargo ship USS Tulare, a Pacific Fleet unit currently undergoing repair’ inthe Naval Shipyard, San Francisco, prior to rejoining Amphibious Squadron Three. a et NOW THRU SATURDAY Continuous Show Sat & Sun THE STORY OF A BOY AND HIS FABULOUS UNDERWATER FRIEND Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents the fabulous dolphin in METROCOLOR CHUCK CONNORS & : added KING-SIZE ACTION DRAMA! M-G-M COLOR STARTS SUNDAY _ er — oe] ia PANAVISION® and METRO COLOR also On same program LAST TRAIN FROM GUN HILL Kirk Douglass--Tony Quinn Mexican Consul AntonioIslas, -provided by the Cultural Affairs Section of the MexicanForeign Relations Department. The lighographic exhibit of Mexican architecture has been

seen in Argentina, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Cuba, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, Portugal, Uruguay, Paraguay, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Asacomplement to an exhibit of Mexican mural lithographs at the Nevada City Artists’ Gallery inOctober, Osborn/Woods Studio in Nevada City this week announced it will display "4000 Years of Mexican Architecture” during the same month, _ The exhibit will be taken from Europe and Asia. WATCHES ~ @UPP< CLOCKS JEWELRY Repairing = ————— SS E. M. DALPEZ Dial 265-4501 JEWELER. 231% BROAD ST.; NEVADA CITY #4 E+ ng In October and numerous other countries in a collection of 300 lithographs which are complete with plan diagrams and descriptions in five languages. Arranged in cooperation with Sacramento, the lithographs are REMEMBER TO VOTE NEXT TUESDAY, SEPT. 24. POLLS OPEN7 A.M. TO 7 P.M. AT YOUR LOCAL SC HOOLHOUSE OR OTHER POLLING PLACE SIERRA COLLEGE BELONGS TO YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN and only you can approve the proposed "step two" building program necessary to keep the college ready and able to serve the needs of the community. Voters of the district overwhelmingly approved initial construction of the college campus in 1957 when you approved bonds which cost 23 cents intaxrate increase. Thanks tocontinued growth of the district and willingness of Nevada County to become a full partner in the district and to share that initial expense, the building tax rate has already been reducedto 13 cents. Next Tuesday's bond issue of $2.5 million can be financed for about eight cents, a figure which would make the total college building tax lower than it was six years ago. This issue is a sound one, based on planning begun several years Jago. The new buildings ‘are needed. The college already has 1260 daytime students in facilities designed for 950, and needs a place for the 2000 students expected in the next several years. The issue has been:endorsed by-manyindividuals and groups, some of whom are listed below. But the endorsements which are essential are those which are counted only at the polls. Remember to vote next Tuesday for a sound investment..local college education. (signed) George Duff, chairman, board of trustees Willard Dietrich, trustee Harold Welch, trustee Herb Perry, trustee Richard Lee, trustee Dr. Robert Ross, trustee Harold Wolters, trustee , Tyler Micoleau, Nevada City chairman Al Bequette, county superintendent of schools Judge Lowell Sparks, chairman, citizens for Sierra College ENDORSERS William J. Austin, Gino Battistta, Ruth Blocher, Thelma S$. Bond, Helen Bontecou, W. Edward Browning, Robert Burns, E,W. Clark, Fred J. Conway, Elmo Cox, Harold L, Cox, Doris D, Davison, Mr. and Mrs, Richard Deeble, B.F, Ellis, Earl Erikson, W.W. Esterly, Mr. and Mrs, seals W. Evans, L.R. Farrell, Edward G, Fellersen, Goldie Frisch, Gerald Gelatt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilberg, Doris Hamme, Sibley B. Hansen, Robert A. Hawkins, Richard Martin Heather, Alfred Heller, Mr. and Mrs. D.L. Hoagland, Harry Holtzman, Robert E. Hocking, Clare B, Hughes, George O. Hutchins, Claude R. Illingsworth, Robert T. Ingram, Robert D. Kerr, Frank Knuckey, Mary Kohler, Mrs. Joseph A. Kubich, Margarette Brown Meggs, Tyler Micoleau, Herbert J. Nile, Paul Paye, Delton Pharis, John W. Phillips, Clete E. Osterholt, C.R. Potts, M.D., Delbert Reynolds, WilliamN. Roberts, Guy N. Robinson, Robert L. Ross, Jr., John Sbaffi, Franklin Schoellerman, Tom Schugren, Michael H. Skibinski, Carl G, Steger, John A. Taft, A.R. Taylor, Thomas H. Taylor, Dean Thompson, Marian Titcomb, Albert Troost, Dwight Webster, Elizabeth White Mr. and Mrs. Tabor H. Whittlesey, Harold F. Wolters, California Taxpayer's Association, Seas Valley Chamber of Commerce, Grass Valley City Council, Grass Valley Elementary School Board, Grass Valley Lions Club, Nevada County Taxpayers Association Board of Directors, Nevad i High School Board, Placer County Farm Bureau, le p a8eg © "1088nN aUL'** ¢ . hot) J & ‘S961 ‘61 Jaquioidag** _ September 19, 1963.. . The Nugget. Page 5.