April 5, 1961 (10 pages)

= % 1961, NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Page 10.Wednesday, April 5, . 1 . Fold in 2/3 cu ; Bake in a loaf . $100,000 H The State Division of Highways will open bids April 26 for the resurfacing of 15 miles Farm Problems? Sure! But to the Millions . Who Wear WOLVERINE Shell HORSEHIDES Werk Shoe Comfort and Wear . is No Problem at All — NEVER HAS 4Oo oS BEEN Enjoy that matchless combination of extra comfort and economy tanned into shell horsehide by Wolverine’s famous triple-tanning process. Try on a pair today! A NEW PAIR FREE IF THEY DRY OUT HARD OR STIFF When Dried et N T VIC BREUER’S MENS WEAR 143 Mill St., Grass Valley Ph. 273-2991 SHELL? Black ¢ white PROCESSING S COOKING —-——————_-——_—---_-, ' and add to creamed mixture alternately with Cool thoroughly before slicing. Biss sc Si ain, se Si 4] of the Nevada-Yuba county Route 49 to 0.3-mile south Favorite recipes from the files of Nevada County's first ladies 1/4 cup banana puree p nuts. at 350° F, for 55 to 60. minutes. / . R BANANA NUT BREAD . N: Cream 1/2 cup butter or. margarine : : i and 1 cup sugar E I Add 2 eggs, one at a time, and beat well. . os Sift 2 cups sifted flour . R . 1 tsp sold . 1/2 tsp salt { 1 ' ' ! ee oe ols ighway Job In County of highways atthree locations line, about six miles west of in Placer and Nevada counRoughandReady. The other ties, according to officials at will bé both north and south the district office in Marysville. from the south city limit to A total of $109,000 is avnear Forest Springs, about ailable forthe project which six and one-half miles; and includes paving the existing from the north city limit on widths with a one-inch blanSSR 20/49 to Pine Street in ket of asphalt concrete. Nevada City, about three In Nevada County, one and three-fourths miles. section will be three-fourths In Placer County, location ofa mile of State Sign Route limits extend from 2.8 miles 20 beginning 2.9 miles east north of Auburn on State Sign of the Placér-Nevada county ; linenear the Bear River bridge, atotal of 3.8 -miles. Fund Boost Diaper Derby of Grass Valley---on SSR 49. j Jones Memorial . Is Sought Mar. 21 Mr. and Mrs, Hughes, Grass Valley, Boy . Mar. 22 Mr. and Mrs. VanMeter, Grass Valley, Boy. Sierra Nevada Memorial Mar. 25 Mr. and Mrs.! Leonard Neal, Grass Valley . Boy. Mar. 29 Mr. and Mrs. PhillipCarveth, Grass Valley, Girl. Mar. 29 Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Jensen, Grass Valley, Boy. Mar. 31 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dobyns, Nevada City, Girl. Defense against fires in. California's national forests . will be strengthened next . year if Congress votes money . requested for protection of . natural resources, U. S. Senator Thomas H. Kuchel . of California said today. Another $300, 000 has been . proposed for Forest Service . fire prevention in the State ,. he was informed. . A total of $6,500,000 for fire presuppression in Calif‘. Ormia is sought in the revised , budget of President Kennedy, . Kuchelsaid. Thiscompared with $5,500,000 available for the current fiscal year. These figures do not represent the amounts which . may be needed for extinguishing blazesin the forests, he pointed out, bec he g p ut, becauset ; costs of putting out fires cannot be forecast and Congress . {does not impose any fixed ceiling on amounts needed . A. for such purposes. RNA HUGO MONTENEG HE MUSIC OF BROADWAY AMERICAN MUSICAL THEATRE --°,, — OH, LADY BE GOOD . GOT RHYTHM MEM ave DANCING IN THE ‘WHO? pth lpg TEA FOR TWO ny HAH THE SONG IS YOU ed I'VE TOLD EVRY LITTLE STAR Oe SL NIGHT AND DAY LUCKY IN LOVE wom Se prance VARSITY DRAG YESTERDAYS THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE . SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES OL MAN Rig ernment oe WHY DO'T LOVE YOU BEGIN THE BEGUINE CAN'T HELP LOVIN’ DAT. MAN MY ROMANCE WHY WAS 1 BORN OF THEE . SING THE GIRL FRIEND ANYTHING GOES in an all-time collection RO AND ORCHESTRA Lavish OVER 115 SONGS HOVER 65 SHOWS in 4 Great Albums Recorded By Hugo Montenegro with a in the unmatched sound of LI_1M1 E'] series 2000 CHUCK'S TV PIONEER VILLAGE @ PLENTY OF FREE PARKING e e @ 70-PIECE ORCHESTRA 162 S. Auburn St., Grass Valley =~ ALL-AMERICAN BILL ABBOTT. Playercoach of the Deriver All-Stars, swings into action practicing forthe Far Western Ice Hockey Championships which reopen Blyth Arena in Olympic Village, Squaw Valley, Abbott, aformer Univsrsity of Denver and Calgary and Alberta star wingman, Stars front Sacramento, leads his team against AllSalt Lake, Los Angeles, SanGabriel, and the San FranciscoBay Area in a round robin of championship games. Ice Hockey Returns To Blyth Arena Friday geles, SanGabriel, Denver, and Salt Lake will compete in around-robin of games on both afternoons@nd even. ings ofthe April7-8-9 weekend. Allsixteams are loaded with all-star players who were seen in the Olympics. ' The Denverteam once beat the American Olympic team and tied the Russians. Incidentally, the world famous score: USA 3, USSR 2, is still on the scoreboard. It will be left there as a dramatic remembrance of this great game and of the 1960 Winter Olympics, held for the first time in California at Squaw Valley. Mammoth Blyth Arena in Squaw Valley, California, scene of the 1960 Winter Olympic Games, will be Board Of Trade Asks $12,000 A Board of Trade budget: of $12,150 will be presented to the Nevada County Board of Supervisors for consideration in county budgeting for the 1961-1962 year. The budget includes money tosend an exhibit to the Los Angeles County Fair, an expense that was cut from the budget last year. opened for the first time since the Olympics, Friday with the Far Western Ice Hockey Championship T ournament, continuing Saturday and Sunday. This announcement was made today by the Squaw Valley Improvément Corporation, operators of Olympic Village (where the ski season is now in progress) who officially took over Blyth Arena from the State of California April 3. Powerful teams representing the San Francisco Bay Area, Sacramento, Los AnEngstrom Serves On USS Essex QUONSET POINT (FHTNC) --Ben Engstrom, aviation boatswain's mate first class , USN,-son-of Mrs. Olaf Jenson of Routé 1, Grass Valley, Calif. , isserving aboard the anti-submarine warfare support aircraft carrier USS Essex operating out of Quonset Point, R. I. The Essex if the “hub"-of an Atlantic Fleet anti-submarine “hunter killer" group atrained Navy team of submarine killers, composed of Board of Trade feel the Los . Angeles F air to be of more . j : . fast-moving airbase, comvalue to Nevada County than the State Fair in Sacramento, THERE MUST BE A REASON .GRA-NEVA The day they go to the bank your savings go to work—earning the highest bank interest avajlable! By computing interest on the daily balance in your account, your savings earn more—faster—and there is no loss of interest whenever you decide to withdraw your funds. All interest earned is credited and compounded four times a year— and your account goes right on earning interest until the day of withdrawal. In addition, all deposits made by the 10th of each month will earn interest from the 1st! Compare all these advantages and see if you don’t agree that it means more to save at Bank of America! ' records of submarine contacts. ' are plotted and maintained. carriers, destroyer, subma. ines, carrier-based planes Some members of the . BR and helicopters. The carrier serves asa mand and communications center wheretrack is kept of all units participating, and CowboysAt Co. Fair Get Points Points won by cowboys at the Nevada County District Fair Rodeo, Grass Valley, . will be counted toward state championships it was announcedby Stuart B, Waite, chairman of the ' Western Fairs Association Rodeo Committee. Waite pointed out that the fair is a charter member of a branch of WFA., Points are given by WAR on basis of 50 for each first w On in the rodeo arena, 40 for second, etc. The fair is scheduled Aug. 24-27, with the rodeo to be held on the final two days. Ray Hicks of Auburn, one of the West's leading rodeo contractors, will supply animals, including several buckers chosen for last October's Western Championship Finals Rodeo in Victorville, considered the World Series of the sport in the Far West. 4-H Clubs Demonstrate Skills Sat. One of the many personal Write W. ELDER enesee c/o Bret Harte Hotel, Grass Valley 1 Acre Lots RESTRICT EDBUY DIRECT § © sunset Terrace. Highway 49 — mp, SERVICES SHEHAN’S UPHOLSTERY , SoReal Western Approved Rodeos, a — 201 W. Main St., Grass Valley Dial 273-2739 TV * Hi-Fi * Radio Repair ART’S TV EXPERT SERVICE 128 S. Auburn, Grass Valley. Call 273-3018: ‘CHUCKS TV . “SALES .SERVICE..,.INSTALLATIONS Zenith Packard-Bell (PIONEER VILLAGE) 162 S, Auburn , Grass Valley 273-3576 1 163 Mill St., G.V. Health Foods ae yrds COMPARE OUR PRICES ON VITAMINS KNIGHT'S PAINT STORE BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS 146 Mill St., Grass Valley Call 273-4856 SIERRA SPRING WATER CO. NOW SERVICING GRASS VALLEY AND NEVADA CITY: WITH PURE SPRING WATER AND DISTILLED WATER IN 5 GALLON BOTTLES. Stands & Electric Coolers Hot and Cold Coolers Available -HOME & OFFICE DELIVERY Phone: 273-2525 betterment programs in progress in Nevada County at the present time is the 4-H County Demonstration Day, the organization's leader points out. SaturdayrepresentaTV & APPLIANCE 0. SERVICE Pe TepuANces FURNITURE tives from all 14 4-H Clubs inthe county will meet from . 10 a. m. to 3 p.m. in the Veterans Memorial Building in Grass Valley to give illustrated talks or demonstrations of skills they have learned in their 4-H work. Presentations will be Grass Valley, Calif. Phone 273-4197 INCORPORATED COMPLETE GAS SERVICE ? TELEPHONE 273-6113 ROUTE 1, Box 212, GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA Between Nevada City and Grass Valley GLENBROOK GAS CO. judged on the Danish system, each one judged on its own merit. Those of first quality will receive a certificate Imperial Upholstery & Refinishing Shop FANCY UPHOLSTERY A SPECIALTY. FREE ESTIMAT.” 316 Colfax Ave., Grass Valley Phone 273-7374 . witha redseal,—and third quality a certificate without a seal. All presentations awarded the blue seal will be eligible to enter the Regional Contest to be held in Placerville May 6. The three clubs having the GRASS VALLEY GLASS GLASS COMPANY mirrors Plate Window e Picture Framing Automotive Sash 124 Colfax-Ave.Grass Valley. .Phone 273-4905 largest number of presentations based on percentage of club enrollment will be awarded engraved plaques. The public is invited to see the 4-Her's in action. Fire E xperime nt HEATING..COOLING gaa” eerie DEPENDABLE ‘' ¢& 2 e/) SHEET METAL WORK 1933 — 1961 _OF HILLS FLAT Bill Passes Assemblyman PaulJ. Lunardi's resolution calling for experimental forest fire projects in Northern California! by the state department of natural resources has been passed in the lower house. T he Roseville Assemblyman said experimental fire projects: already are under-’ ROTARY Gas & Oil == COMPANY =———$ 1! LP GAS The Modern Fuel : Grass Valley Nevada City Hiway Phone 273-6498 __. BOYD CHRISTIE JERRY CHRISTIE way in Southern California. ' interest on bank savings BANK OF AMERICA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION

= % 1961, NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Page 10..Wednesday, April 5, . 1 . Fold in 2/3 cu ; Bake in a loaf . $100,000 H The State Division of Highways will open bids April 26 for the resurfacing of 15 miles Farm Problems? Sure! But to the Millions . Who Wear WOLVERINE Shell HORSEHIDES Werk Shoe Comfort and Wear . is No Problem at All — NEVER HAS 4Oo oS BEEN Enjoy that matchless combination of extra comfort and economy tanned into shell horsehide by Wolverine’s famous triple-tanning process. Try on a pair today! A NEW PAIR FREE IF THEY DRY OUT HARD OR STIFF When Dried et N T VIC BREUER’S MENS WEAR 143 Mill St., Grass Valley Ph. 273-2991 SHELL? Black ¢ white PROCESSING S COOKING —-——————_-——_—---_-, ' and add to creamed mixture alternately with Cool thoroughly before slicing. Biss sc Si ain, se Si 4] of the Nevada-Yuba county Route 49 to 0.3-mile south Favorite recipes from the files of Nevada County's first ladies 1/4 cup banana puree p nuts. at 350° F, for 55 to 60. minutes. / . R BANANA NUT BREAD . N: Cream 1/2 cup butter or. margarine : : i and 1 cup sugar E I Add 2 eggs, one at a time, and beat well. . os Sift 2 cups sifted flour . R . 1 tsp sold . 1/2 tsp salt { 1 ' ' ! ee oe ols ighway Job In County of highways atthree locations line, about six miles west of in Placer and Nevada counRoughandReady. The other ties, according to officials at will bé both north and south the district office in Marysville. from the south city limit to A total of $109,000 is avnear Forest Springs, about ailable forthe project which six and one-half miles; and includes paving the existing from the north city limit on widths with a one-inch blanSSR 20/49 to Pine Street in ket of asphalt concrete. Nevada City, about three In Nevada County, one and three-fourths miles. section will be three-fourths In Placer County, location ofa mile of State Sign Route limits extend from 2.8 miles 20 beginning 2.9 miles east north of Auburn on State Sign of the Placér-Nevada county ; linenear the Bear River bridge, atotal of 3.8 -miles. Fund Boost Diaper Derby of Grass Valley---on SSR 49. j Jones Memorial . Is Sought Mar. 21 Mr. and Mrs, Hughes, Grass Valley, Boy . Mar. 22 Mr. and Mrs. VanMeter, Grass Valley, Boy. Sierra Nevada Memorial Mar. 25 Mr. and Mrs.! Leonard Neal, Grass Valley . Boy. Mar. 29 Mr. and Mrs. PhillipCarveth, Grass Valley, Girl. Mar. 29 Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Jensen, Grass Valley, Boy. Mar. 31 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dobyns, Nevada City, Girl. Defense against fires in. California's national forests . will be strengthened next . year if Congress votes money . requested for protection of . natural resources, U. S. Senator Thomas H. Kuchel . of California said today. Another $300, 000 has been . proposed for Forest Service . fire prevention in the State ,. he was informed. . A total of $6,500,000 for fire presuppression in Calif‘. Ormia is sought in the revised , budget of President Kennedy, . Kuchelsaid. Thiscompared with $5,500,000 available for the current fiscal year. These figures do not represent the amounts which . may be needed for extinguishing blazesin the forests, he pointed out, bec he g p ut, becauset ; costs of putting out fires cannot be forecast and Congress . {does not impose any fixed ceiling on amounts needed . A. for such purposes. RNA HUGO MONTENEG HE MUSIC OF BROADWAY AMERICAN MUSICAL THEATRE --°,, — OH, LADY BE GOOD . GOT RHYTHM MEM ave DANCING IN THE ‘WHO? pth lpg TEA FOR TWO ny HAH THE SONG IS YOU ed I'VE TOLD EVRY LITTLE STAR Oe SL NIGHT AND DAY LUCKY IN LOVE wom Se prance VARSITY DRAG YESTERDAYS THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE . SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES OL MAN Rig ernment oe WHY DO'T LOVE YOU BEGIN THE BEGUINE CAN'T HELP LOVIN’ DAT. MAN MY ROMANCE WHY WAS 1 BORN OF THEE . SING THE GIRL FRIEND ANYTHING GOES in an all-time collection RO AND ORCHESTRA Lavish OVER 115 SONGS HOVER 65 SHOWS in 4 Great Albums Recorded By Hugo Montenegro with a in the unmatched sound of LI_1M1 E'] series 2000 CHUCK'S TV PIONEER VILLAGE @ PLENTY OF FREE PARKING e e @ 70-PIECE ORCHESTRA 162 S. Auburn St., Grass Valley =~ ALL-AMERICAN BILL ABBOTT.. Playercoach of the Deriver All-Stars, swings into action practicing forthe Far Western Ice Hockey Championships which reopen Blyth Arena in Olympic Village, Squaw Valley, Abbott, aformer Univsrsity of Denver and Calgary and Alberta star wingman, Stars front Sacramento, leads his team against AllSalt Lake, Los Angeles, SanGabriel, and the San FranciscoBay Area in a round robin of championship games. Ice Hockey Returns To Blyth Arena Friday geles, SanGabriel, Denver, and Salt Lake will compete in around-robin of games on both afternoons@nd even. ings ofthe April7-8-9 weekend. Allsixteams are loaded with all-star players who were seen in the Olympics. ' The Denverteam once beat the American Olympic team and tied the Russians. Incidentally, the world famous score: USA 3, USSR 2, is still on the scoreboard. It will be left there as a dramatic remembrance of this great game and of the 1960 Winter Olympics, held for the first time in California at Squaw Valley. Mammoth Blyth Arena in Squaw Valley, California, scene of the 1960 Winter Olympic Games, will be Board Of Trade Asks $12,000 A Board of Trade budget: of $12,150 will be presented to the Nevada County Board of Supervisors for consideration in county budgeting for the 1961-1962 year.

The budget includes money tosend an exhibit to the Los Angeles County Fair, an expense that was cut from the budget last year. opened for the first time since the Olympics, Friday with the Far Western Ice Hockey Championship T ournament, continuing Saturday and Sunday. This announcement was made today by the Squaw Valley Improvément Corporation, operators of Olympic Village (where the ski season is now in progress) who officially took over Blyth Arena from the State of California April 3. Powerful teams representing the San Francisco Bay Area, Sacramento, Los AnEngstrom Serves On USS Essex QUONSET POINT (FHTNC) --Ben Engstrom, aviation boatswain's mate first class , USN,-son-of Mrs. Olaf Jenson of Routé 1, Grass Valley, Calif. , isserving aboard the anti-submarine warfare support aircraft carrier USS Essex operating out of Quonset Point, R. I. The Essex if the “hub"-of an Atlantic Fleet anti-submarine “hunter killer" group atrained Navy team of submarine killers, composed of Board of Trade feel the Los . Angeles F air to be of more . j : . fast-moving airbase, comvalue to Nevada County than the State Fair in Sacramento, THERE MUST BE A REASON ..GRA-NEVA The day they go to the bank your savings go to work—earning the highest bank interest avajlable! By computing interest on the daily balance in your account, your savings earn more—faster—and there is no loss of interest whenever you decide to withdraw your funds. All interest earned is credited and compounded four times a year— and your account goes right on earning interest until the day of withdrawal. In addition, all deposits made by the 10th of each month will earn interest from the 1st! Compare all these advantages and see if you don’t agree that it means more to save at Bank of America! ' records of submarine contacts. ' are plotted and maintained. carriers, destroyer, subma. ines, carrier-based planes Some members of the . BR and helicopters. The carrier serves asa mand and communications center wheretrack is kept of all units participating, and CowboysAt Co. Fair Get Points Points won by cowboys at the Nevada County District Fair Rodeo, Grass Valley, . will be counted toward state championships it was announcedby Stuart B, Waite, chairman of the ' Western Fairs Association Rodeo Committee. Waite pointed out that the fair is a charter member of a branch of WFA., Points are given by WAR on basis of 50 for each first w On in the rodeo arena, 40 for second, etc. The fair is scheduled Aug. 24-27, with the rodeo to be held on the final two days. Ray Hicks of Auburn, one of the West's leading rodeo contractors, will supply animals, including several buckers chosen for last October's Western Championship Finals Rodeo in Victorville, considered the World Series of the sport in the Far West. 4-H Clubs Demonstrate Skills Sat. One of the many personal Write W. ELDER enesee c/o Bret Harte Hotel, Grass Valley 1 Acre Lots RESTRICT EDBUY DIRECT § © sunset Terrace.. Highway 49 — mp, SERVICES SHEHAN’S UPHOLSTERY , SoReal Western Approved Rodeos, a — 201 W. Main St., Grass Valley Dial 273-2739 TV * Hi-Fi * Radio Repair ART’S TV EXPERT SERVICE 128 S. Auburn, Grass Valley.. Call 273-3018: ‘CHUCKS TV . “SALES .SERVICE....,.INSTALLATIONS Zenith Packard-Bell (PIONEER VILLAGE) 162 S, Auburn , Grass Valley 273-3576 1 163 Mill St., G.V. Health Foods ae yrds COMPARE OUR PRICES ON VITAMINS KNIGHT'S PAINT STORE BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS 146 Mill St., Grass Valley Call 273-4856 SIERRA SPRING WATER CO. NOW SERVICING GRASS VALLEY AND NEVADA CITY: WITH PURE SPRING WATER AND DISTILLED WATER IN 5 GALLON BOTTLES. Stands & Electric Coolers Hot and Cold Coolers Available -HOME & OFFICE DELIVERY Phone: 273-2525 betterment programs in progress in Nevada County at the present time is the 4-H County Demonstration Day, the organization's leader points out. SaturdayrepresentaTV & APPLIANCE 0. SERVICE Pe TepuANces FURNITURE tives from all 14 4-H Clubs inthe county will meet from . 10 a. m. to 3 p.m. in the Veterans Memorial Building in Grass Valley to give illustrated talks or demonstrations of skills they have learned in their 4-H work. Presentations will be Grass Valley, Calif. Phone 273-4197 INCORPORATED COMPLETE GAS SERVICE ? TELEPHONE 273-6113 ROUTE 1, Box 212, GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA Between Nevada City and Grass Valley GLENBROOK GAS CO. judged on the Danish system, each one judged on its own merit. Those of first quality will receive a certificate Imperial Upholstery & Refinishing Shop FANCY UPHOLSTERY A SPECIALTY.. FREE ESTIMAT.” 316 Colfax Ave., Grass Valley Phone 273-7374 . witha redseal,—and third quality a certificate without a seal. All presentations awarded the blue seal will be eligible to enter the Regional Contest to be held in Placerville May 6. The three clubs having the GRASS VALLEY GLASS GLASS COMPANY mirrors Plate Window e Picture Framing Automotive Sash 124 Colfax-Ave.Grass Valley. .Phone 273-4905 largest number of presentations based on percentage of club enrollment will be awarded engraved plaques. The public is invited to see the 4-Her's in action. Fire E xperime nt HEATING....COOLING gaa” eerie DEPENDABLE ‘' ¢& 2 e/) SHEET METAL WORK 1933 — 1961 _OF HILLS FLAT Bill Passes Assemblyman PaulJ. Lunardi's resolution calling for experimental forest fire projects in Northern California! by the state department of natural resources has been passed in the lower house. T he Roseville Assemblyman said experimental fire projects: already are under-’ ROTARY Gas & Oil == COMPANY =———$ 1! LP GAS The Modern Fuel : Grass Valley Nevada City Hiway Phone 273-6498 __. BOYD CHRISTIE JERRY CHRISTIE way in Southern California. ' interest on bank savings BANK OF AMERICA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION