April 25, 1962 (10 pages)

CALL or WRITE MON KREMKAU Rt. 1 Bex 103 Camino, Cellf. Phone Wi 4-2663 CALL McCORNICK & BAXTER CREOSOTING CO. Stockton, Calif. Phene HO 5-5768 ci It happened IQ YEARS ago The oldest incorporated trade association in the country, the United States Brewers Association, was organized in 1862 . . . the same year that — IN CALIFORNIA, despite the blizzard of '62, stagecoaches kept rolling on the Salt Lake City to San Francisco run. After arriving in California these rugged travelers often relaxed with a refreshing glass of beer. For even then, beer was the traditional beverage of moderation. Beer still provides enjoyment for Californians, as well_as_a good living for the 26,300 employees and the many suppliers of the California Brewing Industry. TODAY, in its centennial year, the United States Brewers Association still works constantly to assure maintenance of high standards of quality and propriety wherever beer and ale are served. Phone 273-4401 Brunswick & Lake Olympia Roads Grass Valley, California b i eRe es FE ,Apy ly Cut Out : © GOOD FOR ONE FRE 1 GAME ON THURSDAY 1 APRIL 26th i 9:30 a.m. fo 6 p.m. a ry ame THIS COUPON GOOD ONLY IF SIGNED BY Don Daniels, Max Armstrong or Billie Andrews LIMITED ONE TO A PERSON WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REVOKE THIS COUPON i a Cut Out Mitchell 300 Spinning Reel (reg. $32.50), Spl. $19.95; Fly rods from $3.95; Fly reels from \ $1.60; Imported flies 12 for $1; Local flies 30¢ and 35¢; Spinning rods from $4.95; Spinning reels from $4.50; Complete casting rod, reel, line for the young Spl. at $5.95: Also lines, lures, floats, sinkers, bait boxes, salmon eggs, leaders, etc; And for the trip, sleeping bags camp stoves, lanterns, life jackets, repellant, snake bite kits---everything but the fish to make your trip a success. ie ¢ Fishing Season Opens Saturday, Crowds Expected SACRA MENTO---T housands of avid trout fishing enthusiasts will take to the lakes and streams Saturday for the official opening of the state's general trout season. The limit will be the same as last year: 10 trout or salmon in combination, but not more than 10 pounds and one fish, according to the California De part ment of Fish and Game. There are only minor changes in this year's trout and salmon regulations, but anglers are urged to check pages 12 through 28 of their 1962 sports fishing regulations, booklet, available free from angling license dealers, for certain exceptions to general openings and limits. Because of the large number of fishermen anticipated during the opening weekend, those planning to journey to their favorite “hot spot" are urged by the DFG to be sure to obtain their fishing licenses and before leaving for their angling destination, License dealers in popular fishing areas often run out of supplies of licenses and stamps. In order to fish for trout the basic $3 license and two $1 stamps are required. As usual,wardens will be out in large numbers on opening weekend to enforce fishing laws. Many early season trout fishermen may find the going fe oeieed . Re i ee rough during the start of the season in high-elevation lakes, reservoirs and streams because of an abundance of late winter snowfall which makes some popular fishing spots inaccessible. ‘ However, the situation should be better in low -elevation trout locations where waterconditions will be better and access good in most instances. On the other hand, high snow fall and plenty of winter rain is expected to improve water conditions immensely during later spring and summer periods in mountain regions. Reservoirs, whose water levels were down during previous dry years, will be way up this season with added runoff water. As in past years, the Department of Fish and Game has done much stocking of ‘“atchable trout in fishing watersup and down thestate before the season's opening. However, some fishing spots won't receive supplies of catchabletrout until later ‘because water or access conditions are not suitable for planting at this time. The Department of Fish and, Game urges all anglers not to trespass on private property. Buying a license doesn't constitute permission to enter private land without authorization from owners or those in charge of property, the department reminded. Toyota Executive Will Visit GV LOS ANGELES----Toyota Motor Sales' managing director forthe Western Hemisphere arrived here Friday O. Nakae enroute to Japan following an inspection tour in other areas of North and South America, The director, O. Nakae, is expected to visit Grass Valley to confer with Lou Hartman, Toyota's exclusive Land Cruiser dealer in this area, Hartman's Chevrolet -Oldsmobile agency also sells and services Toyota vehicles, Nakae reports his visit was made necessary by rapidly increasing acceptance of the Toyota. "With our export sales figures nearly doubling every year. Toyota has expanded and converted much of its production facilities to automation," he said. Basing his estimate on first Quarter results; Nakae said the sales of Toyota in the U.S, will double again this year over the record breaking 1961, "The quickly expanding popularity of the Toyota Land CruiseramongU,S, sportsmen as their favorite go ~ anywhere car is making the United States one of Toyota's most important market," he said, The Toyota is manufactured by Japan's ninth largest corporation, 93rd largest in the world, Toyota owns and maintains its own distribution, sales and parts facilities in the U. S,, with offices and plants in Los Angeles, Long Beach, San Francisco, and Newark, N.J. The Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City was dedicated in 1893, . INCENTIVE PLAN.Coeds are used at Sierra College to hold the tape at the finish lines of track events. Here distance runner Mel Hillier chats with Teddy Simpson, freshman coed, prior to a recent race. Both students are from Grass Valley. Bowling Results Classic League GOLD PAN Clark Wasley Tappero Prazer Total SIERRA OIL Bansmer Williams Netz Bonzo Total HADDYS WILSHIRE Webber Foster Straub Koster Total RICHFIELD EAGLES Howe Robinson Tamblyn Strob Total B&C Hassell Emery Childers _ Parman Total AUTOMOTIVE Schmidt Phelps Mott Blind Total GOLD BOWL Page Brunning Maurice Ribble Total TWO WORDS Hogan Burns Fesler Rushing Total RAX‘S CHEVRON Waring Ullom E Ullom Reed Total CALIF. INN Tamietti Barnes Wilson Carr Total wo 144 162 148 454 181 183 179 543 164178170 512 215 179 212 606 704 702 709 2115 wa4 199 168 213 580 164157 145 466 174 222 171 567 183 193 182 558 720 740 711 2171 wo 157 157 157 471 177, 144 144 465 129 164165 458 141145 150 436 604.610 616 1830 wa4 191 169145 505 179 156 168 503 169 184 166 579 159174175 508 698 683 654 2035 w.3 . 164 168 203 535 176 182 717 569 160 165 234 559 144184159 487 644 699 807 2150 wi 153.153 153 459 185 126122 433 158 193 211 562 160 160 160 480 WwW 3 182 184 213 579 142 119 158 419 118 185 169 472 157 157 157 471 §99 645 697 1941 wil 189 141 144 474 166 141 149 456 169 198 152 539 147 159 152 458 691 639 597 1927: wi 192 180 192 564 159 157 190 506 142 142 142 426 166 177 160 503 659 656 684 1999 w3 203 208 151 562 189 142 137 468 189 188 160 537 210 188 170 568 791 726 618 2135 Wood Choppers League THE FALLERS Boles Weir Kathy ? Total JOLLY ROGER 8. Riebe K. Jonas F. Jonas D. Riebe Total inc. HC THE OFFICE Jerry Sara Lillian Marvin Total inc. HC w3 190 145 128 463 161 155 169 465 138 138138 414 115115115 345 604 553 550 1707 Wi 121 120 163 404 119 .97 126 352 160 95142 4397 125 167 115 407 541 495 572 1608 w3 149 115 158 42% 161 93.107 36) 130156 96 38% 154108 140 402 612 490 519 1621 THE GASSERS Z Zwonechek K Zwonechek E Legg T Legg Total HUTSON CONST. Chan Dot Bill Jo Total inc. HC VITO'S PIZZARIA Dave Marna Norma Jim Total Thursday Night Mixed FEEDLE BOMBS F Murphy T Murphy P Roberson H Roberson Total RANCHERS MARKET J Gleason V Gordan P Gleason H Gordon Total inc HC GO GETTERS B Fetz R Danner V Fetz N Danner Total TRIPPS AUTO REPAIRS Lease Caddy D Friant B Friant Totali HC SAND BAGGERS Wilson Andrews Kyle Hope Total GOOP BALLS Clara Feterson Chet Peterson Larry Peterson Bobbie Peterson Total inc. HC Hungry Eye's PENN VALLEY TRAI LER Harrison Cox Danner Blight Total ROLLING PIN'S Davis Grady Hedman Huskinson Total inc. HC PETE'S CAPE Danos Pello wil 181 170 143 494 120 87100 307 109 95 92 296 135 157 150 442 545 509 485 1539 wi 118139128 385 130103 126 359 88 145 153 .386 143 129138 410 481 518 547 1546 Ww 3 148 162 136 445 142 141 105 388 157 108 115 380 203 191 181 575 650 601 537 1788 League wa 114 148 133 395 115 116 164 395 117 104 89 310 164 165 126 453 $10 £33 512 1553 wo 167 145 145 457 121 59 62 242 87 83118 288 107 122 132. 361 494 421 469 1384 wil 142 142 142 426 142.110.122.374 110110110 330 164 136 163 463 558 498 537 1593 WwW 3 132 132 132 396 150 109105 364 124112120 356 164156 144 464 604 543 535 1682 w2 141194179 514 167 167 167 501 115118104 337 166156124 446 589 635 574 1798 W 2131136119 366 106 152 138 396 92 92 92 276 138151136 425 565 629 583 1777 COURT W2 105 114142 366 109 132 149 390 103 120 98 321 102 132 104 338 419 498 498 1415. aW2 125 141 123 389 62121 94 297 107 109 109° 327 83110 86 279 428 810 441 1379. w3 124 142 144 410 106 106106 318 Harrison Harding Total RED CROWN'S Legg Freitas Medlyn Kays Total inc. HC HI NOONER'S Green Schwartz Zwonochek Daniels Total inc HC LUCKY STRIKE Foster Briggs Straub Vaughn Total Women's Trio League SCATTER PINS Royston Orosco Howe Total inc. HC SHAKES Ullom Barney Kerkenioes Total QUEEN PINS Davis Grich Penaluna Total PRIENDSHIP 3 White Barry Halsted Total inc. HC SCREW BALLS Daniels Bravo Jenkins Total TEN PINS Thomas Brooks Lott Total inc. HC PIN GIRLS Preitas Legg Harding Total inc. HC JERKS Heller Sumner Veale Total 114.135 99. 348 113 120137 370 457 503 486 1446 , wi 94 88 98 280 133 122 106 361 104112 95 311 97 94 94 .285 460 443 425 1333 w4 150 129 109 389 138 149 144 471 119121 84 324 170124151 445 604 549 514 1667 wo 156 147.122 425 130 130130 390 162 136116 414 125 125 125 375 573 538 493 1604 Ww 3 120 108 122 350 103 150 108 361 136 183 134 453 401 483 406 1290 wt 126 152 108 386 118155 178 451 149 160125 434 393 467 411 1271 wi 101 76 96 273 132 132 132 396 160 239 140 §39 393 447 368 1208 w3 134111115 360 144.136 133 413 137 170 160 467 433 435 426 1294 w3 171 148 160 479 134113137 364 127.135 153 415 412 346 450 1258 wi 126121141 388 122116105 345 128 142 101 371 394 399 365 1158 wil 123 108 147 378 106 90 96 292 83141122 356 383-400 436 1219 w3 131111156 396 148 128151 427 180 139 154 473 459 378 461 1298 Anestimated65,100 new single family dwellings are expected tobe built in Northern California this year. Se GLENBROOK ---What's the top thrill in competitive sports? Millions of Americans who bow! regularly will tell you that nothing: beats the personal sense of excitement you get from rolling a strike, Professionalstars, regular and occasional bowlers share the same feéling of elation ‘when that bowling ball ‘rockest down a polished lane to blast apart a ‘neatly grouped triangle of 10 maple pins. An excellent opportunity tofeel the scintillating } thrill of a strike and make } animportant contribution to . the battle against cancer is offened during national "Bowl Down Cancer Week, " April 22-28. This unique nationwide drive, sponsored by the 6,000-memberBowling Proprietors’ Association of America in cooperation with the American Cancer Society, is designed to inform the public on effective means of gancer detection andcontrol, and raise funds for the ACS, Jolly Rogers Lanes is participating in the event, The Indian population of California decreased from . 150,000 before the white mancameto 17,000, many of mixed blood, in 1899, . AND MANY OTHER GIFTS TOYOTA LAND CRUISER and Quartz Jewelry HARTUNG'S 24 MILLST,, GRASS VALLEY} Silverware Diamonds Watches Clocks our Gold Nugget Makes Lasting Gifts & Appropriate Souvenirs Of The Gold Country EXPERT WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIRING Grass () Valley eweters Since 1875 Phone 273-3039 AS ALL OUTDOORS! Biggest engine, for the kind of power you can only get froma 135 HP 6-cylinder engine. Biggest frame for greater strength. Biggest body, for carrying 7 passengers or more equipment. Land Cruiser is the biggest and most powerful all Purpose 4-wheel drive vehicle in the world! Drive a Land Cruiser, today. You'll like it. ~ Hartman Chevrolet.0ldsmobile 314 W. MAIN ST., GRASS VALLEY . fy, =. =. BUNK KHADBWBVw.esBFwA AWwMA. am

CALL or WRITE MON KREMKAU Rt. 1 Bex 103 Camino, Cellf. Phone Wi 4-2663 CALL McCORNICK & BAXTER CREOSOTING CO. Stockton, Calif. Phene HO 5-5768 ci It happened IQ YEARS ago The oldest incorporated trade association in the country, the United States Brewers Association, was organized in 1862 . . . the same year that — IN CALIFORNIA, despite the blizzard of '62, stagecoaches kept rolling on the Salt Lake City to San Francisco run. After arriving in California these rugged travelers often relaxed with a refreshing glass of beer. For even then, beer was the traditional beverage of moderation. Beer still provides enjoyment for Californians, as well_as_a good living for the 26,300 employees and the many suppliers of the California Brewing Industry. TODAY, in its centennial year, the United States Brewers Association still works constantly to assure maintenance of high standards of quality and propriety wherever beer and ale are served. Phone 273-4401 Brunswick & Lake Olympia Roads Grass Valley, California b i eRe es FE ,Apy ly Cut Out : © GOOD FOR ONE FRE 1 GAME ON THURSDAY 1 APRIL 26th i 9:30 a.m. fo 6 p.m. a ry ame THIS COUPON GOOD ONLY IF SIGNED BY Don Daniels, Max Armstrong or Billie Andrews LIMITED ONE TO A PERSON WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REVOKE THIS COUPON i a Cut Out Mitchell 300 Spinning Reel (reg. $32.50), Spl. $19.95; Fly rods from $3.95; Fly reels from \ $1.60; Imported flies 12 for $1; Local flies 30¢ and 35¢; Spinning rods from $4.95; Spinning reels from $4.50; Complete casting rod, reel, line for the young Spl. at $5.95: Also lines, lures, floats, sinkers, bait boxes, salmon eggs, leaders, etc; And for the trip, sleeping bags camp stoves, lanterns, life jackets, repellant, snake bite kits---everything but the fish to make your trip a success. ie ¢ Fishing Season Opens Saturday, Crowds Expected SACRA MENTO---T housands of avid trout fishing enthusiasts will take to the lakes and streams Saturday for the official opening of the state's general trout season. The limit will be the same as last year: 10 trout or salmon in combination, but not more than 10 pounds and one fish, according to the California De part ment of Fish and Game. There are only minor changes in this year's trout and salmon regulations, but anglers are urged to check pages 12 through 28 of their 1962 sports fishing regulations, booklet, available free from angling license dealers, for certain exceptions to general openings and limits. Because of the large number of fishermen anticipated during the opening weekend, those planning to journey to their favorite “hot spot" are urged by the DFG to be sure to obtain their fishing licenses and before leaving for their angling destination, License dealers in popular fishing areas often run out of supplies of licenses and stamps. In order to fish for trout the basic $3 license and two $1 stamps are required. As usual,wardens will be out in large numbers on opening weekend to enforce fishing laws. Many early season trout fishermen may find the going fe oeieed . Re i ee rough during the start of the season in high-elevation lakes, reservoirs and streams because of an abundance of late winter snowfall which makes some popular fishing spots inaccessible. ‘ However, the situation should be better in low -elevation trout locations where waterconditions will be better and access good in most instances. On the other hand, high snow fall and plenty of winter rain is expected to improve water conditions immensely during later spring and summer periods in mountain regions. Reservoirs, whose water levels were down during previous dry years, will be way up this season with added runoff water. As in past years, the Department of Fish and Game has done much stocking of ‘“atchable trout in fishing watersup and down thestate before the season's opening. However, some fishing spots won't receive supplies of catchabletrout until later ‘because water or access conditions are not suitable for planting at this time. The Department of Fish and, Game urges all anglers not to trespass on private property. Buying a license doesn't constitute permission to enter private land without authorization from owners or those in charge of property, the department reminded. Toyota Executive Will Visit GV LOS ANGELES----Toyota Motor Sales' managing director forthe Western Hemisphere arrived here Friday O. Nakae enroute to Japan following an inspection tour in other areas of North and South America, The director, O. Nakae, is expected to visit Grass Valley to confer with Lou Hartman, Toyota's exclusive Land Cruiser dealer in this area, Hartman's Chevrolet -Oldsmobile agency also sells and services Toyota vehicles, Nakae reports his visit was made necessary by rapidly increasing acceptance of the Toyota. "With our export sales figures nearly doubling every year. Toyota has expanded and converted much of its production facilities to automation," he said. Basing his estimate on first Quarter results; Nakae said the sales of Toyota in the U.S, will double again this year over the record breaking 1961, "The quickly expanding popularity of the Toyota Land CruiseramongU,S, sportsmen as their favorite go ~ anywhere car is making the United States one of Toyota's most important market," he said, The Toyota is manufactured by Japan's ninth largest corporation, 93rd largest in the world, Toyota owns and maintains its own distribution, sales and parts facilities in the U. S,, with offices and plants in Los Angeles, Long Beach, San Francisco, and Newark, N.J. The Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City was dedicated in 1893, . INCENTIVE PLAN..Coeds are used at Sierra College to hold the tape at the finish lines of track events. Here distance runner Mel Hillier chats with Teddy Simpson, freshman coed, prior to a recent race. Both students are from Grass Valley. Bowling Results Classic League GOLD PAN Clark Wasley Tappero Prazer Total SIERRA OIL Bansmer Williams Netz Bonzo Total HADDYS WILSHIRE Webber Foster Straub Koster Total RICHFIELD EAGLES Howe Robinson Tamblyn Strob Total B&C Hassell Emery Childers _ Parman Total AUTOMOTIVE Schmidt Phelps Mott Blind Total GOLD BOWL Page Brunning Maurice Ribble Total TWO WORDS Hogan Burns Fesler Rushing Total RAX‘S CHEVRON Waring Ullom E Ullom Reed Total CALIF. INN Tamietti Barnes Wilson Carr Total wo 144 162 148 454 181 183 179 543 164178170 512 215 179 212 606 704 702 709 2115 wa4 199 168 213 580 164157 145 466 174 222 171 567 183 193 182 558 720 740 711 2171 wo 157 157 157 471 177, 144 144 465 129 164165 458 141145 150 436 604.610 616 1830 wa4 191 169145 505 179 156 168 503 169 184 166 579 159174175 508 698 683 654 2035 w.3 . 164 168 203 535 176 182 717 569 160 165 234 559 144184159 487 644 699 807 2150 wi 153.153 153 459 185 126122 433 158 193 211 562 160 160 160 480 WwW 3 182 184 213 579 142 119 158 419 118 185 169 472 157 157 157 471 §99 645 697 1941 wil 189 141 144 474 166 141 149 456 169 198 152 539 147 159 152 458 691 639 597 1927: wi 192 180 192 564 159 157 190 506 142 142 142 426 166 177 160 503 659 656 684 1999 w3 203 208 151 562 189 142 137 468 189 188 160 537 210 188 170 568 791 726 618 2135 Wood Choppers League THE FALLERS Boles Weir Kathy ? Total JOLLY ROGER 8. Riebe K. Jonas F. Jonas D. Riebe Total inc. HC THE OFFICE Jerry Sara Lillian Marvin Total inc. HC w3 190 145 128 463 161 155 169 465 138 138138 414 115115115 345 604 553 550 1707

Wi 121 120 163 404 119 .97 126 352 160 95142 4397 125 167 115 407 541 495 572 1608 w3 149 115 158 42% 161 93.107 36) 130156 96 38% 154108 140 402 612 490 519 1621 THE GASSERS Z Zwonechek K Zwonechek E Legg T Legg Total HUTSON CONST. Chan Dot Bill Jo Total inc. HC VITO'S PIZZARIA Dave Marna Norma Jim Total Thursday Night Mixed FEEDLE BOMBS F Murphy T Murphy P Roberson H Roberson Total RANCHERS MARKET J Gleason V Gordan P Gleason H Gordon Total inc HC GO GETTERS B Fetz R Danner V Fetz N Danner Total TRIPPS AUTO REPAIRS Lease Caddy D Friant B Friant Totali HC SAND BAGGERS Wilson Andrews Kyle Hope Total GOOP BALLS Clara Feterson Chet Peterson Larry Peterson Bobbie Peterson Total inc. HC Hungry Eye's PENN VALLEY TRAI LER Harrison Cox Danner Blight Total ROLLING PIN'S Davis Grady Hedman Huskinson Total inc. HC PETE'S CAPE Danos Pello wil 181 170 143 494 120 87100 307 109 95 92 296 135 157 150 442 545 509 485 1539 wi 118139128 385 130103 126 359 88 145 153 .386 143 129138 410 481 518 547 1546 Ww 3 148 162 136 445 142 141 105 388 157 108 115 380 203 191 181 575 650 601 537 1788 League wa 114 148 133 395 115 116 164 395 117 104 89 310 164 165 126 453 $10 £33 512 1553 wo 167 145 145 457 121 59 62 242 87 83118 288 107 122 132. 361 494 421 469 1384 wil 142 142 142 426 142.110.122.374 110110110 330 164 136 163 463 558 498 537 1593 WwW 3 132 132 132 396 150 109105 364 124112120 356 164156 144 464 604 543 535 1682 w2 141194179 514 167 167 167 501 115118104 337 166156124 446 589 635 574 1798 W 2131136119 366 106 152 138 396 92 92 92 276 138151136 425 565 629 583 1777 COURT W2 105 114142 366 109 132 149 390 103 120 98 321 102 132 104 338 419 498 498 1415. aW2 125 141 123 389 62121 94 297 107 109 109° 327 83110 86 279 428 810 441 1379. w3 124 142 144 410 106 106106 318 Harrison Harding Total RED CROWN'S Legg Freitas Medlyn Kays Total inc. HC HI NOONER'S Green Schwartz Zwonochek Daniels Total inc HC LUCKY STRIKE Foster Briggs Straub Vaughn Total Women's Trio League SCATTER PINS Royston Orosco Howe Total inc. HC SHAKES Ullom Barney Kerkenioes Total QUEEN PINS Davis Grich Penaluna Total PRIENDSHIP 3 White Barry Halsted Total inc. HC SCREW BALLS Daniels Bravo Jenkins Total TEN PINS Thomas Brooks Lott Total inc. HC PIN GIRLS Preitas Legg Harding Total inc. HC JERKS Heller Sumner Veale Total 114.135 99. 348 113 120137 370 457 503 486 1446 , wi 94 88 98 280 133 122 106 361 104112 95 311 97 94 94 .285 460 443 425 1333 w4 150 129 109 389 138 149 144 471 119121 84 324 170124151 445 604 549 514 1667 wo 156 147.122 425 130 130130 390 162 136116 414 125 125 125 375 573 538 493 1604 Ww 3 120 108 122 350 103 150 108 361 136 183 134 453 401 483 406 1290 wt 126 152 108 386 118155 178 451 149 160125 434 393 467 411 1271 wi 101 76 96 273 132 132 132 396 160 239 140 §39 393 447 368 1208 w3 134111115 360 144.136 133 413 137 170 160 467 433 435 426 1294 w3 171 148 160 479 134113137 364 127.135 153 415 412 346 450 1258 wi 126121141 388 122116105 345 128 142 101 371 394 399 365 1158 wil 123 108 147 378 106 90 96 292 83141122 356 383-400 436 1219 w3 131111156 396 148 128151 427 180 139 154 473 459 378 461 1298 Anestimated65,100 new single family dwellings are expected tobe built in Northern California this year. Se GLENBROOK ---What's the top thrill in competitive sports? Millions of Americans who bow! regularly will tell you that nothing: beats the personal sense of excitement you get from rolling a strike, Professionalstars, regular and occasional bowlers share the same feéling of elation ‘when that bowling ball ‘rockest down a polished lane to blast apart a ‘neatly grouped triangle of 10 maple pins. An excellent opportunity tofeel the scintillating } thrill of a strike and make } animportant contribution to . the battle against cancer is offened during national "Bowl Down Cancer Week, " April 22-28. This unique nationwide drive, sponsored by the 6,000-memberBowling Proprietors’ Association of America in cooperation with the American Cancer Society, is designed to inform the public on effective means of gancer detection andcontrol, and raise funds for the ACS, Jolly Rogers Lanes is participating in the event, The Indian population of California decreased from . 150,000 before the white mancameto 17,000, many of mixed blood, in 1899, . AND MANY OTHER GIFTS TOYOTA LAND CRUISER and Quartz Jewelry HARTUNG'S 24 MILLST,, GRASS VALLEY} Silverware Diamonds Watches Clocks our Gold Nugget Makes Lasting Gifts & Appropriate Souvenirs Of The Gold Country EXPERT WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIRING Grass () Valley eweters Since 1875 Phone 273-3039 AS ALL OUTDOORS! Biggest engine, for the kind of power you can only get froma 135 HP 6-cylinder engine. Biggest frame for greater strength. Biggest body, for carrying 7 passengers or more equipment. Land Cruiser is the biggest and most powerful all Purpose 4-wheel drive vehicle in the world! Drive a Land Cruiser, today. You'll like it. ~ Hartman Chevrolet..0ldsmobile 314 W. MAIN ST., GRASS VALLEY . fy, =. =. BUNK KHADBWBVw.esBFwA AWwMA. am