April 3, 1963 (10 pages)

levarch ders. Mrs, ada \ders orce Mrs, i Las er of sity, Dixer of Sandaho te of was d 53 were Funurial meally yf Students Tol] and private land, . . MORTGAGE PROTECTION 5 oa EE RT PEI, RATER ETON Plant Trees ROCK LIN---Twenty-tw Sierra College forestry students will spend their Easter vacation planting 1000 acres. . of the Foresthill burn in seed -. . lings, Instructor Ed B ailey. . reported today. The United States Forestry Service (Tahoe Nation i Forest) will supervise th project which will be in the area near Wéstville, 15 miles east of Foresthill. State Forest Ranger Mike Brock, a miember of the college forestry advisory committee,. has arranged for the students} to bunk at the Foresthill fire’ control station, with Mrs, Bailey cooking for the crew. Ponderosa pine and sugar pine seedlings one and twoy years old are being planted for future timber production. Supervising the crew are District Ranger Glen Sindell and his staff and William Barnett.; The project offers finan-; cial aid and training for for~ estry students. Another crew is working . with Cal-Pacific forest consultants. planting in the Placerville-Camptonville area. Harvey Striplin, advisory committee member and: head of Cal-Pacific is using Sierra stidents tocomplete a contract area on USFS YOUR MONY MAN HEALTH INSURANCE RETIREMENT FUNDING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS KEN ADAMS the We wildslo CALIFORNIA PIPE VINE or DUTCHMAN'S PIPE « Pipe Vine family, Aristolochia californica Truly a striking flower, due to its resemblance toan old fashioned Dutchman's pipe, and one that is easily over-looked because of its growing habits. Since it blossoms before the large leaves appear on the woody, twining vines and thecolors are drab, one can easily pass by on the trail without noticing it. The calyx-tube is greenish, the over-all size of the bloom being about 2.1/2 inches at the most, It climbs 5 to 12 feet high, intertwining amongst other shrubs, sometimes so thick as to form huge masses of flowers. The heart-shaped leaves are from 2 to 6 inches long: and covered with fine hairs on both surfaces, A very colorful orange and black caterpillar depends on these leaves for its food so it is not uncommon to find the vine completely denuded of all foliage. Quite a common plant, it may be found along ditches and trails; locally I found it along the Excetsior ditch and near Folsom Lake. Blooming period is March through April. Name 4th Celebration Cornish contribution to the GRASS VALLEY ---The Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce has. invited residents of Nevada County to name the Fourth of July celebration slated for Grass Valley this year. The chamber has set a area. Commerce by April 15. Contestants are invited to submit their entries by letter or post card addressed to the Grass Valley Chamber of Chamber members chosen to head committees under pCAROUSEL: by Vee Thompson April 4 TV---"The Invincible Mr. Disraeli” starring Trevor HoApril 4 TV---"The Invincible Mr, Disraeli” starring Trevor Howard and Greer Garson, Hallmark Hall of Fame drama; Channel 3, 8:30 p.m. April 5 CONCERT -~George London, Bass Baritone, Community Concert Series, season ticket holders only, Memorial Aud. , Sac‘to; 8:15 p.m. : April 6 and 13 "THE YELLOW KNIGHT OF OZ"---Eaglet Children's Theater, 15th and H, Sac'to; 2 p.m. April 7 SODA SPRINGS GIANT SLALOM---Junior event, Class I-V; Soda Springs April 8 . LEVI SKI RODEO---Giant Slalom, Junior event, Class I-V; Donner Ski Ranch TV---Play ofthe Week, “A Clearing in the Woods” with Celeste Holm, Channel 6; 9-11 p.m. April 11 : "A MAJORIT Y OF ONE"---comedy about a ‘Brooklyn lady and a modern Japanese Samurai who decide in favor of romance in the September of their lives, over the prejudice of those who try to block it; Eaglet Theater, 15th and H, Sac'to; each Fri. and Sat. thru May 4. April 11, FILM---"The Tragic Theatre of Sophocles", James E. Church Fine Arts Bldg., Univ. of Theater, 12, 13 Univ. Nevada, Reno; 8 p.m, also April. 13 at 2 p.m. FORT HOOD, Tex.---Armadillo, rattlesnake or raccoon may have been on the menu for Army Pvt. Paul R. Rice of Grass Valley, if he caught one. Rice, with other members of the 2d Armored Division, underwent training last week in guerrilla fighting and survival techniques ona special reaction course at Fort Hood, Tex. t The soldiers spend a week on the course in turns, The 60 hours of training include Local High School Grad Attends Guerrilla School bridge demolition, cliff climbing, hand-to-hand combat and survival techniques like catching dinner. An observer in Headquarters Company of the 51st Infantry's Ist Ar mored Rifle Battalion at Fort Hood, Rice . . enteredthe Army in July and completed basic training at Fort Ord. The 18-year-old soldier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Rice, 220 S. Auburn St., Grass Valley, attended Nev4 ada Union High School. sik of Los Angeles, one of the top sales training consultants in the western states will be the featured speaker at an all-day real estate educational and sales conference to be held at the El Dorado Inn, Sacramento, April 10 under the sponsor‘ ship of the Nevada County Board of Realtors and the California Real Estate Assoe ciation, itwas announced by . Charles Deardorf, president of the board. “T omsik was an outstanding success at the 1962 CREA Office Administration Con‘ference held at StanfordUni_ versity and University of Southern California," said Deardorf. Tomsik has conducted extensive research and prepared special material for this conference on the subject, “Creative Salesmanship". Hehas trained thousands of. salesmen and sales managers in many different types of businesses, but in recent years has concentrated on real estate. “Five of California's most successful Realtors will appear on the program talking on the fundamentals of listing, advertising and selling real estate with particular emphasis on single family homes", said Deardorf. “The speakers will also touch lightly on the speciallized subject of selling apartment units, since more and more of the population in this area is being housed in apartment buildings. ” The subjects and the speakers on the conference Auction Of Dwellings Set PERSONAL INSURANCE PLANING Mutual Of New York GRASS S VALLEY 273-2494, ea prize of $10 in a “Name the Theme” contest for the person who comes up with the selected theme. President Larry Farrell include Fielding Tapp, finance; Paul Paye, sports events; Bud Bailey, fireGRASS VALLEY ---The State Division of Highways will conduct a public auction just before time of sale. The structures will be open for inspection on auction day The chamber has decided the theme should encompass early Nevada County, its mining background, and the “contest; dance chairman; Elfers, publicity. works; Ken Adams, queen Margarette Meggs, and Bob 106 N. PINE ST., NEVADA CITY , DENNIS GARRY PORTER, for . change of name. —— to help pay your otf family Doctor and Hospital Bills qs ZA. prevent 316 Broad Street, CALIFORNIA PHYSICIANS’ SERVICE ty Blue Shield @ BID. Re. "hospital x-ray & laboratory + surgical « doctor visits in the hospital 2X, worldwide protection no claim forms for service. benefits no cancellation of coverage because of age, physical condition, use of benefits! . Doctor-Sponsored by the California Medical Association. INSURANCE AGENCY . Nevada City Dial 265 ~4686, oe Tuesday for the sale and removal of various dwellings in the Grass Valley area. ‘LEGAL NOTICE LEO J. TODD Attorney at Law 123 Bank Street Grass Valley, California Telephone: 273-4413 Attorney for Petitioner IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA No. 13437 IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME WHEREAS, JEAN W. GILL has filed her petition with . the clerk of this Court for permission tochange the name of her minor child from DENNIS GARRY PORTER to DENNIS GARRY .GILL: now, therefore, it is hereby or‘ dered that all persons inter=} . ested inthe matter aforesaid 3 appear at said Court in the Court House on the 19th day of April, 1963, at 10:00 p.m. of said day, and then and there show cause, if any they have, why said appliff cation for change of name} The properties have been acquired for construction of the future Grass Valley-Nevada City freeway. Improvements will be auctioned on their respective premises, beginning at 10 a.m., in the following order: 1) Three cabins and attached carports at 215 Empire St., Grass Valley; formerly owned by William L. Mott. For Tuesday : 2) House at 223 1/2 Empire St., Grass Valley; formerly owned by William L. Mott. 3) Five cabins and a threeunit building just east of Grass Valley city limits on Railroad Avenue about 300 feet east of Main Street; formerly owned by Theodore A. Kohler, Jr. 4) A 1 1/2 story house and garage on Banner Mountain Road at Town Talk about a mile south of Nevada City; formerly owned by Clifford A, Dowell. _ Nevada County Real Estate Dealers Attend Educational Sales Conference ‘GRASS VALLEY ---Al Tomprogram are: "Your Real Estate Career in California” by Clif Bruderer, Riverside; “Financing---T he Key To Success In Real Estate” by Ralph Miller, Upland; "Advertising---And How To AL TOMSIK Convert Inquiries Into Sales” by Dale Farnow, San Francisco; "Listings---Who, Where, When, What, Why and How": by Reba Claytor, Richmond; “Obtaining And Presenting The Offer” by James "Bob" Paul, Burbank. The moderator of the allday conference will be John Boydstun of Bakersfield. The Conference at El Dorada Inn is one of 19 all-day sessions being held this sprin in every section of the state under the sponsorship of local feal estate boards and the California Real Estate Association, A total attendance of over 9000 is expected. "Better service tothe public in the purchase and sale sult of these annual conferences,” said Deardorf. Reservations for the conference may be made through the Nevada County Board of Realtors, 139 1/2 Mill St., Grass Valley. Central California FEDERAL sci lathe AVUINGS £ LOANS for You to Cwikd or lo tuy a Home . ~~ ready to serve you day or night simplicity .. BERGEMANN . Funeral Chapel 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City coll 265-2421 of real estate is a direct re_ for the man to look .budget priced . easy fo install his best Shirts & Ties Tex Tan should not be granted. It is further ordered that a copy of this order to show cause be published in The Nugget, anewspaper of gen. eral circulation, published in Nevada County, for four (4) consecutive ‘weeks, DATED: This 7th day of March, 1963. VERNON STOLL Judge of Nevada County The soft, warm beauty of fine wood paneling, its maintenance-free features and its wide variety of wood species, make it the ideal background for decorating effects in the living room. STOP IN AND SEE OUR LARGE . DISPLAY OF FINE WOOD PANELING N Belts & Suspenders Esquire Hosiery Nunnbush Shoes Swank Jewelry Ask us how to redeem O3(GREEN STAMPS = for visits to. DISNEYLAND es i : ee ss 7) Open Thursday Night Till 9 Get Your WHAT'S MY NUMBER Ticket who wants* THERE 1S SOMETHING VERY SPECIAL ABOUTA PLATEAW) SUir Plateau ts @ blend of wool and Kodel*—crisp,. wrinkle-resistent —with thet famous weightless

levarch ders. Mrs, ada \ders orce Mrs, i Las er of sity, Dixer of Sandaho te of was d 53 were Funurial meally yf Students Tol] and private land, . . MORTGAGE PROTECTION 5 oa EE RT PEI, RATER ETON Plant Trees ROCK LIN---Twenty-tw Sierra College forestry students will spend their Easter vacation planting 1000 acres. . of the Foresthill burn in seed -. . lings, Instructor Ed B ailey. . reported today. The United States Forestry Service (Tahoe Nation i Forest) will supervise th project which will be in the area near Wéstville, 15 miles east of Foresthill. State Forest Ranger Mike Brock, a miember of the college forestry advisory committee,. has arranged for the students} to bunk at the Foresthill fire’ control station, with Mrs, Bailey cooking for the crew. Ponderosa pine and sugar pine seedlings one and twoy years old are being planted for future timber production. Supervising the crew are District Ranger Glen Sindell and his staff and William Barnett.; The project offers finan-; cial aid and training for for~ estry students. Another crew is working . with Cal-Pacific forest consultants. planting in the Placerville-Camptonville area. Harvey Striplin, advisory committee member and: head of Cal-Pacific is using Sierra stidents tocomplete a contract area on USFS YOUR MONY MAN HEALTH INSURANCE RETIREMENT FUNDING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS KEN ADAMS the We wildslo CALIFORNIA PIPE VINE or DUTCHMAN'S PIPE « Pipe Vine family, Aristolochia californica Truly a striking flower, due to its resemblance toan old fashioned Dutchman's pipe, and one that is easily over-looked because of its growing habits. Since it blossoms before the large leaves appear on the woody, twining vines and thecolors are drab, one can easily pass by on the trail without noticing it. The calyx-tube is greenish, the over-all size of the bloom being about 2.1/2 inches at the most, It climbs 5 to 12 feet high, intertwining amongst other shrubs, sometimes so thick as to form huge masses of flowers. The heart-shaped leaves are from 2 to 6 inches long: and covered with fine hairs on both surfaces, A very colorful orange and black caterpillar depends on these leaves for its food so it is not uncommon to find the vine completely denuded of all foliage. Quite a common plant, it may be found along ditches and trails; locally I found it along the Excetsior ditch and near Folsom Lake. Blooming period is March through April. Name 4th Celebration Cornish contribution to the GRASS VALLEY ---The Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce has. invited residents of Nevada County to name the Fourth of July celebration slated for Grass Valley this year. The chamber has set a area. Commerce by April 15. Contestants are invited to submit their entries by letter or post card addressed to the Grass Valley Chamber of Chamber members chosen to head committees under pCAROUSEL: by Vee Thompson April 4 TV---"The Invincible Mr. Disraeli” starring Trevor HoApril 4 TV---"The Invincible Mr, Disraeli” starring Trevor Howard and Greer Garson, Hallmark Hall of Fame drama; Channel 3, 8:30 p.m. April 5 CONCERT -~George London, Bass Baritone, Community Concert Series, season ticket holders only, Memorial Aud. , Sac‘to; 8:15 p.m. : April 6 and 13 "THE YELLOW KNIGHT OF OZ"---Eaglet Children's Theater, 15th and H, Sac'to; 2 p.m. April 7 SODA SPRINGS GIANT SLALOM---Junior event, Class I-V; Soda Springs April 8 . LEVI SKI RODEO---Giant Slalom, Junior event, Class I-V; Donner Ski Ranch TV---Play ofthe Week, “A Clearing in the Woods” with Celeste Holm, Channel 6; 9-11 p.m. April 11 : "A MAJORIT Y OF ONE"---comedy about a ‘Brooklyn lady and a modern Japanese Samurai who decide in favor of romance in the September of their lives, over the prejudice of those who try to block it; Eaglet Theater, 15th and H, Sac'to; each Fri. and Sat. thru May 4. April 11, FILM---"The Tragic Theatre of Sophocles", James E. Church Fine Arts Bldg., Univ. of Theater, 12, 13 Univ. Nevada, Reno; 8 p.m, also April. 13 at 2 p.m. FORT HOOD, Tex.---Armadillo, rattlesnake or raccoon may have been on the menu for Army Pvt. Paul R. Rice of Grass Valley, if he caught one. Rice, with other members of the 2d Armored Division, underwent training last week in guerrilla fighting and survival techniques ona special reaction course at Fort Hood, Tex. t The soldiers spend a week on the course in turns, The 60 hours of training include Local High School Grad Attends Guerrilla School bridge demolition, cliff climbing, hand-to-hand combat and survival techniques like catching dinner. An observer in Headquarters Company of the 51st Infantry's Ist Ar mored Rifle Battalion at Fort Hood, Rice . . enteredthe Army in July and completed basic training at Fort Ord. The 18-year-old soldier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Rice, 220 S. Auburn St., Grass Valley, attended Nev4 ada Union High School. sik of Los Angeles, one of the top sales training consultants in the western states will be the featured speaker at an all-day real estate educational and sales conference to be held at the El Dorado Inn, Sacramento, April 10 under the sponsor‘ ship of the Nevada County Board of Realtors and the California Real Estate Assoe ciation, itwas announced by . Charles Deardorf, president of the board. “T omsik was an outstanding success at the 1962 CREA Office Administration Con‘ference held at StanfordUni_ versity and University of Southern California," said Deardorf. Tomsik has conducted extensive research and prepared special material for this conference on the subject, “Creative Salesmanship". Hehas trained thousands of. salesmen and sales managers in many different types of businesses, but in recent years has concentrated on real estate. “Five of California's most successful Realtors will appear on the program talking on the fundamentals of listing, advertising and selling real estate with particular emphasis on single family homes", said Deardorf. “The speakers will also touch lightly on the speciallized subject of selling apartment units, since more and more of the population in this area is being housed in apartment buildings. ” The subjects and the speakers on the conference Auction Of Dwellings Set PERSONAL INSURANCE

PLANING Mutual Of New York GRASS S VALLEY 273-2494, ea prize of $10 in a “Name the Theme” contest for the person who comes up with the selected theme. President Larry Farrell include Fielding Tapp, finance; Paul Paye, sports events; Bud Bailey, fireGRASS VALLEY ---The State Division of Highways will conduct a public auction just before time of sale. The structures will be open for inspection on auction day The chamber has decided the theme should encompass early Nevada County, its mining background, and the “contest; dance chairman; Elfers, publicity. works; Ken Adams, queen Margarette Meggs, and Bob 106 N. PINE ST., NEVADA CITY , DENNIS GARRY PORTER, for . change of name. —— to help pay your otf family Doctor and Hospital Bills qs ZA. prevent 316 Broad Street, CALIFORNIA PHYSICIANS’ SERVICE ty Blue Shield @ BID. Re.. "hospital x-ray & laboratory + surgical « doctor visits in the hospital 2X, worldwide protection no claim forms for service. benefits no cancellation of coverage because of age, physical condition, use of benefits! . Doctor-Sponsored by the California Medical Association. INSURANCE AGENCY . Nevada City Dial 265 ~4686, oe Tuesday for the sale and removal of various dwellings in the Grass Valley area. ‘LEGAL NOTICE LEO J. TODD Attorney at Law 123 Bank Street Grass Valley, California Telephone: 273-4413 Attorney for Petitioner IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA No. 13437 IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME WHEREAS, JEAN W. GILL has filed her petition with . the clerk of this Court for permission tochange the name of her minor child from DENNIS GARRY PORTER to DENNIS GARRY .GILL: now, therefore, it is hereby or‘ dered that all persons inter=} . ested inthe matter aforesaid 3 appear at said Court in the Court House on the 19th day of April, 1963, at 10:00 p.m. of said day, and then and there show cause, if any they have, why said appliff cation for change of name} The properties have been acquired for construction of the future Grass Valley-Nevada City freeway. Improvements will be auctioned on their respective premises, beginning at 10 a.m., in the following order: 1) Three cabins and attached carports at 215 Empire St., Grass Valley; formerly owned by William L. Mott. For Tuesday : 2) House at 223 1/2 Empire St., Grass Valley; formerly owned by William L. Mott. 3) Five cabins and a threeunit building just east of Grass Valley city limits on Railroad Avenue about 300 feet east of Main Street; formerly owned by Theodore A. Kohler, Jr. 4) A 1 1/2 story house and garage on Banner Mountain Road at Town Talk about a mile south of Nevada City; formerly owned by Clifford A, Dowell. _ Nevada County Real Estate Dealers Attend Educational Sales Conference ‘GRASS VALLEY ---Al Tomprogram are: "Your Real Estate Career in California” by Clif Bruderer, Riverside; “Financing---T he Key To Success In Real Estate” by Ralph Miller, Upland; "Advertising---And How To AL TOMSIK Convert Inquiries Into Sales” by Dale Farnow, San Francisco; "Listings---Who, Where, When, What, Why and How": by Reba Claytor, Richmond; “Obtaining And Presenting The Offer” by James "Bob" Paul, Burbank. The moderator of the allday conference will be John Boydstun of Bakersfield. The Conference at El Dorada Inn is one of 19 all-day sessions being held this sprin in every section of the state under the sponsorship of local feal estate boards and the California Real Estate Association, A total attendance of over 9000 is expected. "Better service tothe public in the purchase and sale sult of these annual conferences,” said Deardorf. Reservations for the conference may be made through the Nevada County Board of Realtors, 139 1/2 Mill St., Grass Valley. Central California FEDERAL sci lathe AVUINGS £ LOANS for You to Cwikd or lo tuy a Home . ~~ ready to serve you day or night simplicity ... BERGEMANN . Funeral Chapel 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City coll 265-2421 of real estate is a direct re_ for the man to look .budget priced .. easy fo install his best Shirts & Ties Tex Tan should not be granted. It is further ordered that a copy of this order to show cause be published in The Nugget, anewspaper of gen. eral circulation, published in Nevada County, for four (4) consecutive ‘weeks, DATED: This 7th day of March, 1963. VERNON STOLL Judge of Nevada County The soft, warm beauty of fine wood paneling, its maintenance-free features and its wide variety of wood species, make it the ideal background for decorating effects in the living room. STOP IN AND SEE OUR LARGE . DISPLAY OF FINE WOOD PANELING N Belts & Suspenders Esquire Hosiery Nunnbush Shoes Swank Jewelry Ask us how to redeem O3(GREEN STAMPS = for visits to. DISNEYLAND es i : ee ss 7) Open Thursday Night Till 9 Get Your WHAT'S MY NUMBER Ticket who wants* THERE 1S SOMETHING VERY SPECIAL ABOUTA PLATEAW) SUir Plateau ts @ blend of wool and Kodel*—crisp,. wrinkle-resistent —with thet famous weightless