April 18, 1962 (10 pages)

INSURANCE . 316 Broad St. Dial. 265-4586. ‘CURNOW HALLS] ca Saal PRESS MOVING DAY..Charles Allert, pressman formerly Ginnis, is shown directing the moving of the NUGGET press into his new printing shop onCommercial St. Allert, bicyclerace chairman for the June 17 Tour of Nevada City, will continue to print the NUGGET as part of his independent business instead of printing the newsapper while a pressman for Berliner and McGinnis. with Berliner and Mc . pa . ; WASHINGTON, D.C, ---STEAM BATHS. .SALT a SPECIALIZING IN NERVE AND CIRCULATION PROBLEMS 111 1/2 BANK STREET, JL HATCH . SWEDISH MASSABE SCIENTIFIC SWEDISH MASSAGE .WHIRLPOOL & RUBS. .ROMENTATIONS ita 8 VALLEY Congressman Harold T. . Johnson appealed to President Kennedy to increase funds for national forest roads and trails. Ina letter co-signed by 11 other Democratic Members rization for the 1963 fiscal year be raised to $67.5 million and the request for 196465 be $120 million. He pointed out that President Kennedy, in his NatPHONE 273-3783 e e e e @ e e e e e e ® e @ WHATS PoeIN Gc G. 0. Hutchins, your Telephone Manager in Nevada City COOCHCHCCOCHCOCOSEOEEEEEOLCER9HH9HRHRLER® of Congress, Congressman Johnson asked that the authoional Forest Program submitted to Congress last year, spoke of the need for $1.2 billion in forest roads and trails in the next ten years. “The money expended on forest roadsis an investment because it enables a great renewable asset to be managed on a basis which is beneficial to the Federal Treasury, local government OFFICE We are proud to have a part in the vast retail segment of this ever-expanding basic industry — in 1ts components of sales, service. rentals and repairs. Come in and let us show you our full selection Hobbyhouse & EQUIPMENT IN BUSINESS TO KEEP 46” Business COIN G The business world cannot possibly move today without office machines, and for that matter, these machines cannot provide top performance without the care and expert knowhow of office machines technicians. Tobring new convenience to Springtime living, visit our Grass Valley Business Office and see our colorful displays for "Spring's-a-Ringin', Convenient new phones in colorful tones" of the world’s finest office machines. You'll like the personal attention we give. Good housekeeping is just as important to telephone people as it is to the tidiest housewife. Perhaps even more so. And this air pistol is one way we attack our house-cleaning job. You see, even tiny specks of dust in telephone equipment could interfere with good service. By using compressed air to blow dust away, we’re able to do a really thorough job fast and cut cleaning costs. By practicing economy with good housekeeping, we can maintain good service and give you the most for your telephone dollar. £78 Ss 2 AMERICA “Money at work means men at work” is the slogan of Invest-in-America Week, April 29 to May 5. Now investing in America may may seem like a big order. But actually it’s a matter of looking at it the way the Invest-in-America Council does. They say: “Thanks to the money you put into savings accounts, insurance policies, a home, bonds and stocks, your savings are working to expand industry, make new jobs, and help you enjoy the better things of life.” Pacific Telephone Johnson Pleads For USFS Roads And Trails and a variety of industries, " Representative] ohnson said. "Many of the areas where national forests are located are underdeveloped regions where the national resources represent a genuine opportunity to advance economic growth and job formation. " "Private forests in other regions are depleted, " Congressman Johnson said, “while national forests cannot make a full contribution toward closing the gap in supplies because of the lack of adequate roads. " FIRST ANNUAL NATIONAL OFFICE MACHINES WEEK APRIL 23 28 Come see us on this special occasion 120 W. Main St., Grass Valley’ Dial 273-4288 ! UUST THE PLACE. US 93,95, 466 * Beautifully furnished, carpeted 1-2 bedroom units * Individually controlled air-conditioning * Combination tub-showers * Free show reservations * TV, Radios * Baby sitters available ' * Near Good Restaurants * 2 minutes to downtown night-life * Credit cards honored, SIERRA BYWAYS ee ee BY DEAN THOMPSON . . SPRING FEVER. What happens when you write a column then find you have other items for the space and decide to hold the material for a week?. You must then go through and change the dated material so the reader will know what date you are talking about---But whep you have Spring Fever, asIhave, you just say, “Dear Reader, the balance of this column was written to be published lastweek. Please keep this in mind.";. /Thanks, Dear Reader. BLOSSOM TIME---Spring is arriving in our friendly foothills, but those who leave our area for. the flatlands will find it has already arrived in full force in the warmer clime---And with Spring comes the annual reception for American consulates to celebrate Pan American Day in S. F. It seemed to this observer that this year's reception was a somber affair in comparison to last years's gay and noisy gathering. We wonder if the threat of revolution that hangs poised over the heads of many Latin countries has filtered down to consulate level? --While inthe city Baghdad by the Bay, here's a tip for those who plan a visit there in the near future and who enjoy S.F, night life. In Baghdad fashion, the new nightclub Naji Baba has opened adjacent to the corer of Green and Columbus. We caught their show on the third night of business and suggest that now it the time to see it and enjoy the unique music of the near east as played on drum, lyre and santoor. If you enjoy the unusual, we're sure you'll like the music and the belly dancer. See it soon before Franciscans find it is in their town and pack the downstairs club. eeeeee88 THE VICTOR---Among the regular readers of Fool's Gold is the FrankJakobs(Hobbyhouse) family. Frank noted that T emby 's Candy Store pictured in last week's column ds . the present location of the Hobbyhouse. Then he began todo some figuring on occupants of that spot since the candy store rounded out its sales of sweets with VICTOR records (His Master's Voice). He found that VICTOR Montre operated an electrical business there selling VICTOR (R.C. A.) radios and phonos. And. the Hobbyhouse now sells VICTOR adding machines and calculators. Seeeeee088 A PLEA---Harold Wagenheim, Los Angeles, sent along the information that the St. John's Indian School and Mission is sorely in need of funds for 1962. The 400 Indian children also are in need of food and clothing. Readers are urged to contact Brother Bernardino B. Brophy at St. John's Indian School and Mission, Komatke Village, Laveen P,O., Arizona. eeeeeee88 SIMPLE LANGUAGE---Two things bothered Nevada City's city council Monday night when City Clerk Sam Hooper reada letter from County Clerk John Trauner: "May we _ ask your City Council to publicly abandon Winter St. as a street and transfer title there to the County of Nevada.”. One thing that bothered the council was that the city is not willing to give up ALL of Winter St., but is willing to vacate the portion of Winter St. between the courthouse and proposed courthouse annex. So in simple language the city moved to abandon Winter St. between Washington St. and Court and Church Sts. A public hearing will be held on the proposal May 14----The second eyebrow raiser in Trauner's letter was the use of the word “coterminous” to describe the location of the desired abandonment. Councilmen had to take a look at the word themselves, thinking Clerk Samhad goofed in his pronunciation. The council finally’ decided they knew what the county wanted without a definition of the word and proceeded inspite of the word---With dictionary in hand, we caninform the council that the word coterminous: means conterminous. And if that doesn't help, well! !!---Conterminous means having the same bounds or limits. Seeeeeeee8 PIPE DREAM ---Fred Forsman (Formerly of Nev. Co,) and Sam Karas are presenting “Pipe Dream" Roger and Hammerstein's musical hit based on John Steinbeck's "Sweet Thursday” April 17-21 and every Friday and Saturday night through May 12---Fred calls it a "a Monterey premier for a Monterey story" --=Wantto go? Write Wharf Theatre and Opera House, 217, Alvarado St., Monterey, im Pool 2009 FREMONT STREET EAS VEGAS, NEVADA sae eet FREE! ) Write for new TRAVEL GUIDE listing fine motels from coast to coast, inspected and approved by Congress of Motor Hotels, 17 Hills ‘Honor Roll Released ‘NEVADA CIT Y--Seven Hills School has released the names of students on the school honor roll for the third report card period. Eighth graders listed include Claudia Ayala, Dianna Davis, Donna Eckman, Linda Eldridge, Susan Halls, Randy Hunphries, Pauline Jacobs, Danny Jesswein, John Kraushaar, and David Painter. Leland Pemberton, Janet Pierce, David Pohley, Christina ‘Roese, Kathony Rogina, Danny Smith, Jill ‘Thomsen, Otto Trubschenck; Linda Vonah, Rose Marie Weese, and Cathy Wilcox. . Seventh graders include Sharon Adams, Patricia Andes, MarilynBrown, Barbara Butenschoen, Terry Cassettari, BarbaraDreher, Eryka Fraczek, John Griffin, Nancy Grill, Kathy Groth, and Richard Hawkins. . Glenn Jacobson, .Janet Jarvis, Ronald, Jenkins, Christine Knutson, Pamela McCoy, Linda McKenzie, Dave Murray, Evelyn Ryberg, Gary Sharpe, Sally Stallings, Terry Thomas, and Robert Wilson. .' Central California FEDERAL SAVINGS VACAVILLE. .Hi 8-6439 HOME LOANS for You to Guild or 12 New York Steaks (Frozen) from Hazel’s Tickets will be given to customers 18 years old and over, atthe following stores after 5:30 p.m. on Thursday evenings No prizes will be given to anyone under 18 years of age-= Alpha Bond's Dalpez Hazel's Knee’s M’ Ladys Novaks Style Shop Yost Shell Young Teens Nevada Cit OPEN THURSDAYS UNTIL 9 . Merchants

INSURANCE . 316 Broad St. Dial. 265-4586. ‘CURNOW HALLS] ca Saal PRESS MOVING DAY...Charles Allert, pressman formerly Ginnis, is shown directing the moving of the NUGGET press into his new printing shop onCommercial St. Allert, bicyclerace chairman for the June 17 Tour of Nevada City, will continue to print the NUGGET as part of his independent business instead of printing the newsapper while a pressman for Berliner and McGinnis. with Berliner and Mc . pa . ; WASHINGTON, D.C, ---STEAM BATHS.. .SALT a SPECIALIZING IN NERVE AND CIRCULATION PROBLEMS 111 1/2 BANK STREET, JL HATCH .. SWEDISH MASSABE SCIENTIFIC SWEDISH MASSAGE ..WHIRLPOOL & RUBS.. .ROMENTATIONS ita 8 VALLEY Congressman Harold T. . Johnson appealed to President Kennedy to increase funds for national forest roads and trails. Ina letter co-signed by 11 other Democratic Members rization for the 1963 fiscal year be raised to $67.5 million and the request for 196465 be $120 million. He pointed out that President Kennedy, in his NatPHONE 273-3783 e e e e @ e e e e e e ® e @ WHATS PoeIN Gc G. 0. Hutchins, your Telephone Manager in Nevada City COOCHCHCCOCHCOCOSEOEEEEEOLCER9HH9HRHRLER® of Congress, Congressman Johnson asked that the authoional Forest Program submitted to Congress last year, spoke of the need for $1.2 billion in forest roads and trails in the next ten years. “The money expended on forest roadsis an investment because it enables a great renewable asset to be managed on a basis which is beneficial to the Federal Treasury, local government OFFICE We are proud to have a part in the vast retail segment of this ever-expanding basic industry — in 1ts components of sales, service. rentals and repairs. Come in and let us show you our full selection Hobbyhouse & EQUIPMENT IN BUSINESS TO KEEP 46” Business COIN G The business world cannot possibly move today without office machines, and for that matter, these machines cannot provide top performance without the care and expert knowhow of office machines technicians. Tobring new convenience to Springtime living, visit our Grass Valley Business Office and see our colorful displays for "Spring's-a-Ringin', Convenient new phones in colorful tones" of the world’s finest office machines. You'll like the personal attention we give. Good housekeeping is just as important to telephone people as it is to the tidiest housewife. Perhaps even more so. And this air pistol is one way we attack our house-cleaning job. You see, even tiny specks of dust in telephone equipment could interfere with good service. By using compressed air to blow dust away, we’re able to do a really thorough job fast and cut cleaning costs. By practicing economy with good housekeeping, we can maintain good service and give you the most for your telephone dollar. £78 Ss 2 AMERICA “Money at work means men at work” is the slogan of Invest-in-America Week, April 29 to May 5. Now investing in America may may seem like a big order. But actually it’s a matter of looking at it the way the Invest-in-America Council does. They say: “Thanks to the money you put into savings accounts, insurance policies, a home, bonds and stocks, your savings are working to expand industry, make new jobs, and help you enjoy the better things of life.” Pacific Telephone Johnson Pleads For USFS Roads And Trails and a variety of industries, " Representative] ohnson said. "Many of the areas where national forests are located are underdeveloped regions where the national resources represent a genuine opportunity to advance economic growth and job formation. " "Private forests in other regions are depleted, " Congressman Johnson said, “while national forests cannot make a full contribution toward closing the gap in supplies because of the lack of adequate roads. " FIRST ANNUAL NATIONAL OFFICE MACHINES WEEK APRIL 23 28 Come see us on this special occasion 120 W. Main St., Grass Valley’ Dial 273-4288 ! UUST THE PLACE. US 93,95, 466 * Beautifully furnished, carpeted 1-2 bedroom units * Individually controlled air-conditioning * Combination tub-showers * Free show reservations * TV, Radios * Baby sitters available ' * Near Good Restaurants * 2 minutes to downtown night-life * Credit cards honored, SIERRA BYWAYS

ee ee BY DEAN THOMPSON . . SPRING FEVER.. What happens when you write a column then find you have other items for the space and decide to hold the material for a week?.. You must then go through and change the dated material so the reader will know what date you are talking about---But whep you have Spring Fever, asIhave, you just say, “Dear Reader, the balance of this column was written to be published lastweek. Please keep this in mind.";. /Thanks, Dear Reader. BLOSSOM TIME---Spring is arriving in our friendly foothills, but those who leave our area for. the flatlands will find it has already arrived in full force in the warmer clime---And with Spring comes the annual reception for American consulates to celebrate Pan American Day in S. F. It seemed to this observer that this year's reception was a somber affair in comparison to last years's gay and noisy gathering. We wonder if the threat of revolution that hangs poised over the heads of many Latin countries has filtered down to consulate level? --While inthe city Baghdad by the Bay, here's a tip for those who plan a visit there in the near future and who enjoy S.F, night life. In Baghdad fashion, the new nightclub Naji Baba has opened adjacent to the corer of Green and Columbus. We caught their show on the third night of business and suggest that now it the time to see it and enjoy the unique music of the near east as played on drum, lyre and santoor. If you enjoy the unusual, we're sure you'll like the music and the belly dancer. See it soon before Franciscans find it is in their town and pack the downstairs club. eeeeee88 THE VICTOR---Among the regular readers of Fool's Gold is the FrankJakobs(Hobbyhouse) family. Frank noted that T emby 's Candy Store pictured in last week's column ds . the present location of the Hobbyhouse. Then he began todo some figuring on occupants of that spot since the candy store rounded out its sales of sweets with VICTOR records (His Master's Voice). He found that VICTOR Montre operated an electrical business there selling VICTOR (R.C. A.) radios and phonos. And. the Hobbyhouse now sells VICTOR adding machines and calculators. Seeeeee088 A PLEA---Harold Wagenheim, Los Angeles, sent along the information that the St. John's Indian School and Mission is sorely in need of funds for 1962. The 400 Indian children also are in need of food and clothing. Readers are urged to contact Brother Bernardino B. Brophy at St. John's Indian School and Mission, Komatke Village, Laveen P,O., Arizona. eeeeeee88 SIMPLE LANGUAGE---Two things bothered Nevada City's city council Monday night when City Clerk Sam Hooper reada letter from County Clerk John Trauner: "May we _ ask your City Council to publicly abandon Winter St. as a street and transfer title there to the County of Nevada.”.. One thing that bothered the council was that the city is not willing to give up ALL of Winter St., but is willing to vacate the portion of Winter St. between the courthouse and proposed courthouse annex. So in simple language the city moved to abandon Winter St. between Washington St. and Court and Church Sts. A public hearing will be held on the proposal May 14----The second eyebrow raiser in Trauner's letter was the use of the word “coterminous” to describe the location of the desired abandonment. Councilmen had to take a look at the word themselves, thinking Clerk Samhad goofed in his pronunciation. The council finally’ decided they knew what the county wanted without a definition of the word and proceeded inspite of the word---With dictionary in hand, we caninform the council that the word coterminous: means conterminous. And if that doesn't help, well! !!---Conterminous means having the same bounds or limits. Seeeeeeee8 PIPE DREAM ---Fred Forsman (Formerly of Nev. Co,) and Sam Karas are presenting “Pipe Dream" Roger and Hammerstein's musical hit based on John Steinbeck's "Sweet Thursday” April 17-21 and every Friday and Saturday night through May 12---Fred calls it a "a Monterey premier for a Monterey story" --=Wantto go? Write Wharf Theatre and Opera House, 217, Alvarado St., Monterey, im Pool 2009 FREMONT STREET EAS VEGAS, NEVADA sae eet FREE! ) Write for new TRAVEL GUIDE listing fine motels from coast to coast, inspected and approved by Congress of Motor Hotels, 17 Hills ‘Honor Roll Released ‘NEVADA CIT Y--Seven Hills School has released the names of students on the school honor roll for the third report card period. Eighth graders listed include Claudia Ayala, Dianna Davis, Donna Eckman, Linda Eldridge, Susan Halls, Randy Hunphries, Pauline Jacobs, Danny Jesswein, John Kraushaar, and David Painter. Leland Pemberton, Janet Pierce, David Pohley, Christina ‘Roese, Kathony Rogina, Danny Smith, Jill ‘Thomsen, Otto Trubschenck; Linda Vonah, Rose Marie Weese, and Cathy Wilcox. . Seventh graders include Sharon Adams, Patricia Andes, MarilynBrown, Barbara Butenschoen, Terry Cassettari, BarbaraDreher, Eryka Fraczek, John Griffin, Nancy Grill, Kathy Groth, and Richard Hawkins. . Glenn Jacobson, .Janet Jarvis, Ronald, Jenkins, Christine Knutson, Pamela McCoy, Linda McKenzie, Dave Murray, Evelyn Ryberg, Gary Sharpe, Sally Stallings, Terry Thomas, and Robert Wilson. .' Central California FEDERAL SAVINGS VACAVILLE.. .Hi 8-6439 HOME LOANS for You to Guild or 12 New York Steaks (Frozen) from Hazel’s Tickets will be given to customers 18 years old and over, atthe following stores after 5:30 p.m. on Thursday evenings No prizes will be given to anyone under 18 years of age-= Alpha Bond's Dalpez Hazel's Knee’s M’ Ladys Novaks Style Shop Yost Shell Young Teens Nevada Cit OPEN THURSDAYS UNTIL 9 . Merchants