September 3, 1964 (24 pages)

\ September 3, 1964. .Nevada County Nugget.. GO NO ONE WAS HURT but there was heavy property damag o _ e early Tuesday morning when this truck driven by Carl W, Smith, 22, of Lompoc, jack-knifed on the Coyote Street hill spilling logs across the road and into two front yards, Smith, whose brakes overheated, was cited for failure to keep his vehicle under control on a moun~ tain road, Nevada County Humane Society Is Formed A society for prevention of cruelty to animals, the Nevada County Humane Society, is being formed according to Mrs. Parks Hartley, executive secretary of the new organization. Honorary directors of the new Lawrence, Mrs. John becker, Osborn& Woods, Margarette Brown: Meggs, William Ghidotti, Mrs. Adelaide Veale, Dr. Raymond M. Law, Dr. George K. Knox, Dr. Harold D. Bolefahr, Dr. Joseph Spinelli and Mrs, Henry Young Democrats Club Is Organized The newly formed Nevada County Young Democrats elected temporary officers and continued organization planning at a meet~ ing August 25 in the Ed Nygard home on Ridge Road. Rus Porter and Theodora Simpson of Grass Valley were named co-chairmen of the group and Kathy Avery of Rough and Ready was named secretary -treasurer. State Senator Paul J. Lunardi, (D) Seventh District, spoke to the group of 25 present and aided them inthe organizational plans. The club hopes to attract more young married members to the organization, .The age limits for membership are from 16 to 35. Thenext meeting will be held at 8 p.m. Monday in the Nygard home. At that time members of the new Roseville Club will be present to discuss mutual. problems and projects. Canidate Howard R Smith Begins Swing Through 6th Assembly District Howard R. Smith, Democratic candidate for Assembly, today announced his first official campaign swing through the southern part of the 6th Assembly District. He will begin today in Mono County where Mrs. Marilyn Hayden, County Chairman, has scheduled a luncheon in his honor among other functions. DU PONT 501 Continvous Filament Nylon 56% sq.yd. BEAU: y COLORS All Wool—— $530 sq.yd. 15 COLORS FROM W HICH e. 100% Contindous Filament Nylon—— 5” sq.yd. NEW TEXTURE. FREE ESTIMATES JIM HEATHER FLOOR COVERING LICENSED CONT KACTOR. 233 MILL SEREET GRASS VALLEY phone 273-6028 fa PROM 278-678" Daves & iy Daves vans storact "! Guoee 1 nase wauuey oft { STORAGE @ THE BEST MOVE YOU EVER MADE pT ac ER Rs i Re ' unit include Henry Ringling vomece ms ; —_ ie ieee fe rr t North, Mayor John Hodge, Bere first executive meeting o : lee hia Elza Kiley. John the group has been scheduled for . 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE q LaRue, Mrs, H.L, Small, Tabe 7:30 p.m, September 10 in the Bishop, Cedric Porter, Mrs. Dean supervisor's chambers at the FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 27 3—8781 ‘ county courthouse. ‘ TOO WH ANNIVERSARY THIS IS YOUR INVITATION TO ATTEND THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE DEDICATION OF THE SANCTUARY OF THE NEVADA CITY METHODIST CHURCH, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1964 Two ps. sre were recently donated to the Nevada City museum by Captain Lewis Hage retired, of the San FranciscoFire Museum and the Society of California Pioneers. ALE The oldest photo was taken in front of the New York Hotel sometime before 1863, since it shows what was the second building of the Nevada City Methodist Church which was destroyed by the great fire that leveled most of the tow that year. The second photo shows the pres~ ent building with its steeple as it appeared a short time after it was * built perhaps 1870, before the flow of gold was shut off from the hydraulic mining. It was after two fires had inflicted heavy damage Rev. Darrell D. Hoyle Bishop Donald Harvey Tippett Rev. Shirley T. Sherrill Shasta District PROGRAM FOR THE DAY 9:30 a.m. Bible School to the choir, roof and tower, and 11:00 a.m. Worship Sermon by pastor the building was jacked up and 3:30 p.m. CENTENNIAL PROGRAM moved back from the street to Speaker Bishop Donald Harvey Tippett make Sunday School rooms that it 5:00 p.m. Dinner for the convenience of those took on its present day's appearattending: reservations are required by Friday Sept. 4th cise The goal of complete restoration, preservation and renewal of this historic church building has moved forward in large steps in recent years. In 1959 the sanctuary's interior S\ was redecoratedandthe stain glass windows installed. This year the building's exterS)) ior was restored and preserved at a cost of nearly $10,000.00. If all the remainder of ©the indebtedness incurred in completing this part of the project can be retired by Sept. 6, Bishop Tippett will rededicate our church's sanctuary to its second century of service asa house of worship in this historic community. Reservations for the dinner and @ contributions towards retiring this indebtedness may be mailed to the church: Nevada City Methodist Church ‘ 433 Broad Street Nevada City, California 95959 Robert Me Masters Chairman LO0th Anniversary

\ September 3, 1964. ..Nevada County Nugget... GO NO ONE WAS HURT but there was heavy property damag o _ e early Tuesday morning when this truck driven by Carl W, Smith, 22, of Lompoc, jack-knifed on the Coyote Street hill spilling logs across the road and into two front yards, Smith, whose brakes overheated, was cited for failure to keep his vehicle under control on a moun~ tain road, Nevada County Humane Society Is Formed A society for prevention of cruelty to animals, the Nevada County Humane Society, is being formed according to Mrs. Parks Hartley, executive secretary of the new organization. Honorary directors of the new Lawrence, Mrs. John becker, Osborn& Woods, Margarette Brown: Meggs, William Ghidotti, Mrs. Adelaide Veale, Dr. Raymond M. Law, Dr. George K. Knox, Dr. Harold D. Bolefahr, Dr. Joseph Spinelli and Mrs, Henry Young Democrats Club Is Organized The newly formed Nevada County Young Democrats elected temporary officers and continued organization planning at a meet~ ing August 25 in the Ed Nygard home on Ridge Road. Rus Porter and Theodora Simpson of Grass Valley were named co-chairmen of the group and Kathy Avery of Rough and Ready was named secretary -treasurer. State Senator Paul J. Lunardi, (D) Seventh District, spoke to the group of 25 present and aided them inthe organizational plans. The club hopes to attract more young married members to the organization, .The age limits for membership are from 16 to 35. Thenext meeting will be held at 8 p.m. Monday in the Nygard home. At that time members of the new Roseville Club will be present to discuss mutual. problems and projects. Canidate Howard R Smith Begins Swing Through 6th Assembly District Howard R. Smith, Democratic candidate for Assembly, today announced his first official campaign swing through the southern part of the 6th Assembly District. He will begin today in Mono County where Mrs. Marilyn Hayden, County Chairman, has scheduled a luncheon in his honor among other functions. DU PONT 501 Continvous Filament Nylon 56% sq.yd. BEAU: y COLORS All Wool—— $530 sq.yd. 15 COLORS FROM W HICH e.. 100% Contindous Filament Nylon—— 5” sq.yd. NEW TEXTURE. FREE ESTIMATES JIM HEATHER FLOOR COVERING

LICENSED CONT KACTOR. 233 MILL SEREET GRASS VALLEY phone 273-6028 fa PROM 278-678" Daves & iy Daves vans storact "! Guoee 1 nase wauuey oft { STORAGE @ THE BEST MOVE YOU EVER MADE pT ac ER Rs i Re ' unit include Henry Ringling vomece ms ; —_ ie ieee fe rr t North, Mayor John Hodge, Bere first executive meeting o : lee hia Elza Kiley. John the group has been scheduled for . 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE q LaRue, Mrs, H.L, Small, Tabe 7:30 p.m, September 10 in the Bishop, Cedric Porter, Mrs. Dean supervisor's chambers at the FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 27 3—8781 ‘ county courthouse. ‘ TOO WH ANNIVERSARY THIS IS YOUR INVITATION TO ATTEND THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE DEDICATION OF THE SANCTUARY OF THE NEVADA CITY METHODIST CHURCH, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1964 Two ps. sre were recently donated to the Nevada City museum by Captain Lewis Hage retired, of the San FranciscoFire Museum and the Society of California Pioneers. ALE The oldest photo was taken in front of the New York Hotel sometime before 1863, since it shows what was the second building of the Nevada City Methodist Church which was destroyed by the great fire that leveled most of the tow that year. The second photo shows the pres~ ent building with its steeple as it appeared a short time after it was * built perhaps 1870, before the flow of gold was shut off from the hydraulic mining. It was after two fires had inflicted heavy damage Rev. Darrell D. Hoyle Bishop Donald Harvey Tippett Rev. Shirley T. Sherrill Shasta District PROGRAM FOR THE DAY 9:30 a.m. Bible School to the choir, roof and tower, and 11:00 a.m. Worship Sermon by pastor the building was jacked up and 3:30 p.m. CENTENNIAL PROGRAM moved back from the street to Speaker Bishop Donald Harvey Tippett make Sunday School rooms that it 5:00 p.m. Dinner for the convenience of those took on its present day's appearattending: reservations are required by Friday Sept. 4th cise The goal of complete restoration, preservation and renewal of this historic church building has moved forward in large steps in recent years. In 1959 the sanctuary's interior S\ was redecoratedandthe stain glass windows installed. This year the building's exterS)) ior was restored and preserved at a cost of nearly $10,000.00. If all the remainder of ©the indebtedness incurred in completing this part of the project can be retired by Sept. 6, Bishop Tippett will rededicate our church's sanctuary to its second century of service asa house of worship in this historic community. Reservations for the dinner and @ contributions towards retiring this indebtedness may be mailed to the church: Nevada City Methodist Church ‘ 433 Broad Street Nevada City, California 95959 Robert Me Masters Chairman LO0th Anniversary