September 27, 1972 (12 pages)

} rf f ‘ : Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, Sept 27, 1972 Loma Rica pipeline % oe . LOMA RICA pipeline construction is taking place on the Colfax Highway. The Nevada Irrigation District project is part of its Pavis-Grunsky domestic water line work which was approved by taxpayers in 1969, The new pipeline is being installed from the Loma Rica Industrial Park through Cedar Fidge, Union Hill and Grand View Terrace and east along the highway to Peardale. The contractor is W, Jackson Baker of Redding. When completed the new line will improve water pressure to these areas and give better fire protection. Next year constructiofi of the new Loma Rica treatment plant is slated to start and this pipeline system will be tied into the new plant. In photo above NID inspector Harry Thomas checks the work of the contractor. Total cost of this construction phase is $407.000 and completion is scheduled for December. ABE cae Ne SR ‘ 3S 4 tn : ay cs : Roe s & ‘ eae ee . i, J iS ng Align Wheels $9.95 Rotate & Balance All Four Tires SATURDAY $4.00 Additional 7 am 5 pm WEEKDAYS RECAPPING SERVICE 7 till 5:30 PLAZA OPEN 7 A.M. TIRE CO., INC. BEHIND SPD 265-4642 VISIT OUR DOWNIEVILLE STORE — ps Sea a2 Se _— = a. : f @ (C) 4 By ELSIE DILLBERG \e The news from around the valley is rather scarce this week, with the coming of the cooler weather, I don't see as many people out as I used to. Bob Thomas did get his fence all painted before we . got ours done and I'ma little envious. Hisplace really looks super. He's started on his barn for Julie's horse and he'll no doubt have that done before you can blink an eye too. Cliff and Joan Haynes over on Quincy Lane are busy with the construction too, they are adding a garage and acouple of bedrooms and a playroom to their horse and so far it looks good. Mel and Blanche Bemus, down the street from us are going to be moved into their house before the rains. They arereally busy people. Daughter Melva and son-in-law Gene were here for a few days this past week to give Mel and Blanche a hand with the work. * * * The results of the election of Student Body Officers was announced at the dance held Friday evening at Ready Springs School. Ron Cox is the President; Stacey Purvis, Vice-President and Brenda Prochaska, Secretary-Treasurer. Was a big night at our house as we had two‘who finally achieved the age to go to the dances at school. x * * The Penn Valley Service owned by Don and Zelda Heller has been sold to Eva Hakala who lives in the Banner Mountain area. Dan Drummond who formerly had a Union Station in Cedar Ridge and a Mobile Station in Grass Valley will run the station for Mrs, Hakala. ee. Puppy Day at the Dillberg house was last Wednesday. Cinnamon presented us with four adorable minidachshunds. Three girls and one boy. They are hand size right now but will grow very rapidly. The father of these cuties is Hubert Humphrey, and he belongs to Jerry and Carole Turk of Indian Springs Road, Mini dachshunds are born with squashed noses and no ears to speak of and they don't really resemble a full grown Dachshund at all. The nose and the ears grow later. . BE RIGHT ALL THE TIME. Everytime you buy locally, you help yourself and your neighbors too. You're RIGHT ON. . AT YUBA RIVER! YUBA RIVER LUMBER COMPANY GRASS VALLEY 12391 NEVADA CITY HWY. Nevara city EYNIAH . Everything Tou Need, It’s All Here ALL 265-4521 The Penn Valley Riders enjoyed a Barn Dance at the Larry Filer ranch over the weekend, Adance platform was built in the center of the barn and there was also a bon-fire and everyone had a good time. Ann and Dick Smith and son Richie from Hayward were here over the weekend visiting with Tom and Carolyn Cox. They too enjoyed the Barn Dance. * * * Louie and I and my Mother Elsie Dixon from Grass Valley spent an enjoyable afternoon at thé Alta Sierra Country Club Sunday afternoon at the Oktoberfest. There was a German Band, the Bavarians from Sacramento playing and they were excellent. I hope this Oktoberfest idea catches on up here, the German people are a gay people and their music is so refreshing to listen to. Camptonville News Mr, and Mrs. Myron Pauly, of Red Bluff, were in town over the weekend visiting his mother, Mrs. Grace Pauly. John M, Jaynes made a brief visit in San Mateo Friday. Judge Acton M, Cleveland was a business visitor inSacramento Thursday. Alex R.”“Hume, of Burbank is spending some time at his summer home here, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hanson of Roseville spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Clarence E, Hanson. Richard Caldwell of San Francisco spent a few days at his property in the Slate Range district. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Polkinghorn of San Francisco are here for a few days as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon F. Lyons. Adam Gevas has returned from a brief visit in Concord. Pioneer Arts show date set; 50 expected Pioneer Arts will hold its first fall art show Oct. 14 from 12 noon to 5 p.m. in the lobby of the National Hotel in Nevada City. Jean Houston, president of the association, has appointed a committee to expedite the affair: Pat Harvey as chairman; Marilou Stirnaman, Tony Green, Lavonne Amaral, and Beatrice Huber. Maxine Mellinger and Christine Scott have been selected to act as hostesses, At least 50 artists are expected to exhibit in three categories: oil, watercolor, and other media. The last group, ‘other media', will include penand-ink, block prints, ceramics and acrylics. Entries will be in both amateur and experiencedpainter classifications.

} rf f ‘ : Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, Sept 27, 1972 Loma Rica pipeline % oe . LOMA RICA pipeline construction is taking place on the Colfax Highway. The Nevada Irrigation District project is part of its Pavis-Grunsky domestic water line work which was approved by taxpayers in 1969, The new pipeline is being installed from the Loma Rica Industrial Park through Cedar Fidge, Union Hill and Grand View Terrace and east along the highway to Peardale. The contractor is W, Jackson Baker of Redding. When completed the new line will improve water pressure to these areas and give better fire protection. Next year constructiofi of the new Loma Rica treatment plant is slated to start and this pipeline system will be tied into the new plant. In photo above NID inspector Harry Thomas checks the work of the contractor. Total cost of this construction phase is $407.000 and completion is scheduled for December. ABE cae Ne SR ‘ 3S 4 tn : ay cs : Roe s & ‘ eae ee . i, J iS ng Align Wheels $9.95 Rotate & Balance All Four Tires SATURDAY $4.00 Additional 7 am 5 pm WEEKDAYS RECAPPING SERVICE 7 till 5:30 PLAZA OPEN 7 A.M. TIRE CO., INC. BEHIND SPD 265-4642 VISIT OUR DOWNIEVILLE STORE — ps Sea a2 Se _— = a. : f @ (C) 4 By ELSIE DILLBERG \e The news from around the valley is rather scarce this week, with the coming of the cooler weather, I don't see as many people out as I used to. Bob Thomas did get his fence all painted before we . got ours done and I'ma little envious. Hisplace really looks super. He's started on his barn for Julie's horse and he'll no doubt have that done before you can blink an eye too. Cliff and Joan Haynes over on Quincy Lane are busy with the construction too, they are adding a garage and acouple of bedrooms and a playroom to their horse and so far it looks good. Mel and Blanche Bemus, down the street from us are going to be moved into their house before the rains. They arereally busy people. Daughter Melva and son-in-law Gene were here for a few days this past week to give Mel and Blanche a hand with the work. * * * The results of the election of Student Body Officers was announced at the dance held Friday evening at Ready Springs School. Ron Cox is the President; Stacey Purvis, Vice-President and Brenda Prochaska, Secretary-Treasurer. Was a big night at our house as we had two‘who finally achieved the age to go to the dances at school. x * * The Penn Valley Service owned by Don and Zelda Heller has been sold to Eva Hakala who lives in the Banner Mountain area. Dan Drummond who formerly had a Union Station in Cedar Ridge and a Mobile Station in Grass Valley will run the station for Mrs, Hakala. ee.

Puppy Day at the Dillberg house was last Wednesday. Cinnamon presented us with four adorable minidachshunds. Three girls and one boy. They are hand size right now but will grow very rapidly. The father of these cuties is Hubert Humphrey, and he belongs to Jerry and Carole Turk of Indian Springs Road, Mini dachshunds are born with squashed noses and no ears to speak of and they don't really resemble a full grown Dachshund at all. The nose and the ears grow later. . BE RIGHT ALL THE TIME.. Everytime you buy locally, you help yourself and your neighbors too. You're RIGHT ON.. . AT YUBA RIVER! YUBA RIVER LUMBER COMPANY GRASS VALLEY 12391 NEVADA CITY HWY. Nevara city EYNIAH .. Everything Tou Need, It’s All Here ALL 265-4521 The Penn Valley Riders enjoyed a Barn Dance at the Larry Filer ranch over the weekend, Adance platform was built in the center of the barn and there was also a bon-fire and everyone had a good time. Ann and Dick Smith and son Richie from Hayward were here over the weekend visiting with Tom and Carolyn Cox. They too enjoyed the Barn Dance. * * * Louie and I and my Mother Elsie Dixon from Grass Valley spent an enjoyable afternoon at thé Alta Sierra Country Club Sunday afternoon at the Oktoberfest. There was a German Band, the Bavarians from Sacramento playing and they were excellent. I hope this Oktoberfest idea catches on up here, the German people are a gay people and their music is so refreshing to listen to. Camptonville News Mr, and Mrs. Myron Pauly, of Red Bluff, were in town over the weekend visiting his mother, Mrs. Grace Pauly. John M, Jaynes made a brief visit in San Mateo Friday. Judge Acton M, Cleveland was a business visitor inSacramento Thursday. Alex R.”“Hume, of Burbank is spending some time at his summer home here, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hanson of Roseville spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Clarence E, Hanson. Richard Caldwell of San Francisco spent a few days at his property in the Slate Range district. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Polkinghorn of San Francisco are here for a few days as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon F. Lyons. Adam Gevas has returned from a brief visit in Concord. Pioneer Arts show date set; 50 expected Pioneer Arts will hold its first fall art show Oct. 14 from 12 noon to 5 p.m. in the lobby of the National Hotel in Nevada City. Jean Houston, president of the association, has appointed a committee to expedite the affair: Pat Harvey as chairman; Marilou Stirnaman, Tony Green, Lavonne Amaral, and Beatrice Huber. Maxine Mellinger and Christine Scott have been selected to act as hostesses, At least 50 artists are expected to exhibit in three categories: oil, watercolor, and other media. The last group, ‘other media', will include penand-ink, block prints, ceramics and acrylics. Entries will be in both amateur and experiencedpainter classifications.