August 22, 1962 (24 pages)

MARINE BAND..The "President's Own" Marine Band will offer a concert in Grass Valley Oct. 20. Sponsored by the Nevada County 4H Council, net ‘President's Own’ Band To Play October 20 GRASS VALLEY---Eight weeks remain until Nevada County residents will hear the "President ‘sOwn" United States Marine Band in concert in Grass Valley's Veteran ‘'s Memorial Building, Oct. 20. Sponsored by the Nevada County 4-HClub Council, net proceeds of the concert will be used tofinancea Nevada County 4-H Club girl, Felicia Schaps, to Argentina under the International Farm Youth Exchange program. Information regarding the matinee and evening concerts by the 55=piece Marine Band. will be awaikable at-the Nevada County District Fair in the 4-H Club headquarters booth set up in the grassy area near the livestock pens. Colorful displays ofthe band, its sections and soloists will be featured in the booth LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THESTATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNT Y OF NEVADA No. 63866 In the Matter of the Estate of CORA SUTTON IVEY Deceased. ; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned, Earline Kashatus, executrix of the estate of CORA SUTTON IVEY, deceased, tothe creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, that within six months after the first publication of this notice, they either file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the clerk of the Superior Court of the State-of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or exhibit them with the necessary vouchers tothe said executrix, at the law offices of Benas& Kragen the same being the place for the transaction of the busi(ness of the said estate in the county of Nevada, State of California, DATED: Earline Kashatus Executrix of the Estate of Cora Sutton Ivey, Deceased Date of First Publication: August 8, 1962. were fairgoers may also find out about seating arrangements, ticket prices, and programming. The Marine Band, which has the reputation of being the world’s most famous symphonic military band, will render a major contribution to the music education of local students by presenting a matinee concert especially prepared for a student audience. The performance, being held on a Saturday, will per mit all students to attend without interferring with regularly scheduled school classes. Brennen ee proceeds will be used to finance Felicia Schaps' expenses toArgentind under the International Farm Youth Exchange program. "Chickens for sale $1.25, .75 & .50. Rt. 1 Box 552G, Vv. 273-7363 me Bowlers To. Meek. GRASS VALLE Y----The Pioneer Mixed bowling leaguehascalled a meeting for Monday at 7:30 p. m, at Hennessy School. on All members are urged to attend and any group interested in bowling in this league will be welcomed, Legion Officers Appointed GRASS VALLEY---A merican Legion officials of 70 or more of the 144 posts of First Area covering 26 northern California counties from Sacramento and Solano northward tothe Oregon line, took part Saturday and Sunday in the first area meeting held in Nevada County. New area officers appointed at the meeting are Homer Vincent of Redding, Shasta County, adjutant: Watson McFadden of Petaluma, Sonoma County, judge advocate and John Koostra of ‘Grass Valley, chiapiain. Several other area appointments will be made later. Cliff Betts of Redding, area commander, presided. Also taking part were A: Lee Oder of Berkeley, Alameda County, California department commander; Jack Stockman of San Francisco, department adjutant; T. V. Jones of Santa Rosa, Sonoma County and Rollo Bennet, of Los Angeles, commander of the fourth-area. Other guests were Joe S. Moseley of El Monte, Los Angeles and William Kreitz of Inglewood, Los Angeles County, both candidates for the office of state commander in the coming election. From the national legion level. were Jack J. Flynn of Vallejo, Solano County, national executive committee member and Curley Ownes, area commander last year and now an alternate to the national executive committee. After registration at the Vetérans memorial building Saturday the legion officials and their wives and guests took part in a dinner dance in the Gold Nugget Inn. The appointments were made Sunday morning and afternoon. The auxiliary of the HagueThomasHegarty post of Grass Valley served a luncheon in the veterans building Sunday noon, Getta Roscowasin charge of the luncheon and John Koostra was arrangement chair. Square Dance Club Graduates PEARDALE---The "Curli= Cues" graduated a group of square dancers Aug. 10, at Peardale Hall. The club was formed to enable people to relax and. For beginners the "CurliCues" offer instruction, and for those who area little ~ Tus the steps there is alSeas someone to lend a helprhand. For additional inenjoy the dancing and alsoto’ formation call 273-6052. meet others who are interested in performing the intricate movements. Each Friday night at 8:30 p.m., the group meets at Peardale Hall and everyone is welcome. “““"The callers at the graduation were Ober Johnson, of the Gold Dancers, Robin Mooney, of Rough and Ready," and the club's own caller Bill "Kurly" Lewis. TREK TO y ORCI -Miemnar harios Kitts (L) okes to the Alder Creek campsite of Donner Party near Truckee. The Alder Creek area will be the scene of a huge Clampinitiation Sept. 8 as a prelude to the dedication of the pioneer museum at Donner Lake. Admission Day, Sept. 9. Noble Grand Humbug of the Wm. Bull Meek-Wm. mots Stewart Chapter 10, ECV Hillis Hubbard looks on. POR SALE NEW FURNITURE Sheahan's Furniture 203 W.Main St. Ph, 273-2739 Adamson Elberta peaches, Bring containers. 1 mi. so. on Newcastle Rd. See sign, phone No 3-3008. Chico air cooler. Perfect condition $10 Phone 273-2454 1 White enamel GafferSattler gas range w/lg trash burner, good cond. $40, 1 Spark DeLux oil heater large size, good condition, $15, Ph 273-2454 or 134 Bennett St. Grass Valley. 3 hens for $1 Ph 273-7363 Rt 1 Box 552 Grass Valley. Maytag Washer $25; Lg Living room chair, like’new phone 273-3072 ‘58 CV Renault Delux 4 Dr. Runs good, clean, best offer AXtel 2-3243. POODLES, Handsome puppies in silver, apricot, cream, brown, $75 up, ORCHARD HOUSE KENNELS, Colfax. DI6 -2674. MISCELLANEOUS Retired carpenter wants caretaking job, WriteO. T. Pratt P, O! Box 801 Colfax, or Phone 389-2573. SERVICES WATER SYSTEMS Complete Installation Pumps, Pipe Line Ditching Water Purification COOK & McGUINN Phone 273-4455 PAYLESS TV& RADIO SERVICE All work guaranteed Buy, sell and trade. 533 Main St., Hills Flat, Phone 273-8547. Night:273-8104. —_ eaten . WINDSHIELDS REPLACED And all other automobile — -glass. Moule Paint & Glass Grass Valley. FOR SALE 10 acres-pine studded-Sun_ shine Valley Rd. 3 rm. hse. basement-220 wire-press syst. Write bx 7 Chicago — a California, DRESSMAKING& Alterations for women and men in my . home, Celesta Brunner, 825 Zion, NC for — call 265 -2048 Carpenter & Cabinet work. Repair anything in the line of wood, 273-4194 WANTED Coins, stamps, old letters, . books(mining, history, technical-no novels) Pioneer 132 Main St. , Nevada City, CLASSIFIEDS SELL Fair Transportation Provided By Bus Line GRASS VALLEY ---For those who need transportation to the Nevada County F airgrounds for the four days of the fair the Nevada CityGrass Valley Bus line will leave Nevada City on the hour starting at 10 a.m, weekdays, and will leave the fairgrounds on the return trip on the half hours, from 10:30 a,m. On Sunda y-vwre'Tirst bus from Nevada City will leave at-1 p.m. and the last bus from the fairgrounds on all four days will depart at 10:30 p.m. The buses will load and unload at the Administration office entrance. For those persons who need wheelchairs, astand has been installed just inside the main entrance gate where wheelchairs and baby strollers will be available for rent fair hours. The Loma Rica Ranch which has given a bicydle for ‘kids day for several years will present a $25.00-savings bond to the winner of the Horse Shoe Tournament on Sunday. An entertaining feature at the Friday and Saturday Parade by the Muleteers, fuse pr ior t the e<eard Entry of ~tné Cowboys. The Muleteers will be presented with a beautiful trophy by the Nevada County Fair for ther contribution to the entertainment, P, Saas =i \\ iy! Jane Wyman . night rodeo will be a Grand ' HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY $1500 DOWN Approx, 80 ft, Hwy. front_age3 1/2 mi. West of Grass Valley, at an elevation where you miss most of winter snow , Property all fenced; improved with very liveable 3 BR home; gas heat; wired for 220 V. If youdon't need it to livein, buy it for rental income, Full price $5,750. 000 To be shown only after 12:00 noon. Call for appointment to inspect NOW, THE LOOSER CO, REALTORS INSURANCE INSURANCE THAT 'S SURE Multiple Listing Service Phone 273-8454, 273-7735 or 273-2925 Grass Valley DEL ORO PHIOINE 273 6932 4 NAUD-HAMILBURG Production A COLUMBIA PICTURES Release Plus BON VOYAGE Fred McMurray wnat > nee i THE PARADE OF GOLDEN HITS Wed, Aug. 29 NAUGHTY MARIETTA Wed, Sept. 5 ROSE MARIE Wed, Sept. 12) THE MERRY WIDOW eo. o H OTS & SAV «xe D.E. MATSON FOREST PRODUCTS at-fnominalsum, This stand will also serve as a cHé¢R stand and will be open all The San Andreas and Hayward earthquake faults are named for the regions in which they are most prominent, simplicity .. ready to serve you. day or night Ww 246 Sacramento St. BERGEMANN Funeral Chapel Nevada City call 265-2421 Wative MUSICAL Society THE IKE HOUSE PLAYERS tickets on sale at Nev. Co, Nugget& G.V. C. of C, present Nev. Co, Nugget& G.V. C. of C. tickets on sale at Ka NEVER COME, NEVER GO ~=% (a story of the nevada county narrow gavge railroad) TIME PLACE DATE ADMISSION 830 pm old ice house on the plaza Nevada City August 24 Exhilarating Draught for Heavy Hearts $1.00 capital. ‘Let's get the show on the road!” MARQUIS CHILDS . and that’s exactly what Marquis Childs has done. Here is one Washington columnist who realizes you can’t do a competent day-to-day job from an ivory tower in the nation’s He sees people all over the world — the big brass and the man in the street — and talks with them. His reaction, analyses, observations are reflected in his column. WASHINGTON CALLING Starting This Week In The NEVADA COUNTY. NUGGET

MARINE BAND...The "President's Own" Marine Band will offer a concert in Grass Valley Oct. 20. Sponsored by the Nevada County 4H Council, net ‘President's Own’ Band To Play October 20 GRASS VALLEY---Eight weeks remain until Nevada County residents will hear the "President ‘sOwn" United States Marine Band in concert in Grass Valley's Veteran ‘'s Memorial Building, Oct. 20. Sponsored by the Nevada County 4-HClub Council, net proceeds of the concert will be used tofinancea Nevada County 4-H Club girl, Felicia Schaps, to Argentina under the International Farm Youth Exchange program. Information regarding the matinee and evening concerts by the 55=piece Marine Band. will be awaikable at-the Nevada County District Fair in the 4-H Club headquarters booth set up in the grassy area near the livestock pens. Colorful displays ofthe band, its sections and soloists will be featured in the booth LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THESTATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNT Y OF NEVADA No. 63866 In the Matter of the Estate of CORA SUTTON IVEY Deceased. ; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned, Earline Kashatus, executrix of the estate of CORA SUTTON IVEY, deceased, tothe creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, that within six months after the first publication of this notice, they either file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the clerk of the Superior Court of the State-of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or exhibit them with the necessary vouchers tothe said executrix, at the law offices of Benas& Kragen the same being the place for the transaction of the busi(ness of the said estate in the county of Nevada, State of California, DATED: Earline Kashatus Executrix of the Estate of Cora Sutton Ivey, Deceased Date of First Publication: August 8, 1962. were fairgoers may also find out about seating arrangements, ticket prices, and programming. The Marine Band, which has the reputation of being the world’s most famous symphonic military band, will render a major contribution to the music education of local students by presenting a matinee concert especially prepared for a student audience. The performance, being held on a Saturday, will per mit all students to attend without interferring with regularly scheduled school classes. Brennen ee proceeds will be used to finance Felicia Schaps' expenses toArgentind under the International Farm Youth Exchange program. "Chickens for sale $1.25, .75 & .50. Rt. 1 Box 552G, Vv. 273-7363 me Bowlers To. Meek.. GRASS VALLE Y----The Pioneer Mixed bowling leaguehascalled a meeting for Monday at 7:30 p. m, at Hennessy School. on All members are urged to attend and any group interested in bowling in this league will be welcomed, Legion Officers Appointed GRASS VALLEY---A merican Legion officials of 70 or more of the 144 posts of First Area covering 26 northern California counties from Sacramento and Solano northward tothe Oregon line, took part Saturday and Sunday in the first area meeting held in Nevada County. New area officers appointed at the meeting are Homer Vincent of Redding, Shasta County, adjutant: Watson McFadden of Petaluma, Sonoma County, judge advocate and John Koostra of ‘Grass Valley, chiapiain. Several other area appointments will be made later. Cliff Betts of Redding, area commander, presided. Also taking part were A: Lee Oder of Berkeley, Alameda County, California department commander; Jack Stockman of San Francisco, department adjutant; T. V. Jones of Santa Rosa, Sonoma County and Rollo Bennet, of Los Angeles, commander of the fourth-area. Other guests were Joe S. Moseley of El Monte, Los Angeles and William Kreitz of Inglewood, Los Angeles County, both candidates for the office of state commander in the coming election. From the national legion level. were Jack J. Flynn of Vallejo, Solano County, national executive committee member and Curley Ownes, area commander last year and now an alternate to the national executive committee. After registration at the Vetérans memorial building Saturday the legion officials and their wives and guests took part in a dinner dance in the Gold Nugget Inn. The appointments were made Sunday morning and afternoon. The auxiliary of the HagueThomasHegarty post of Grass Valley served a luncheon in the veterans building Sunday noon, Getta Roscowasin charge of the luncheon and John Koostra was arrangement chair. Square Dance Club Graduates PEARDALE---The "Curli= Cues" graduated a group of square dancers Aug. 10, at Peardale Hall. The club was formed to enable people to relax and. For beginners the "CurliCues" offer instruction, and for those who area little ~ Tus the steps there is alSeas someone to lend a helprhand. For additional inenjoy the dancing and alsoto’ formation call 273-6052. meet others who are interested in performing the intricate movements. Each Friday night at 8:30 p.m., the group meets at Peardale Hall and everyone is welcome. “““"The callers at the graduation were Ober Johnson, of the Gold Dancers, Robin Mooney, of Rough and Ready," and the club's own caller Bill "Kurly" Lewis. TREK TO y ORCI -Miemnar harios Kitts (L) okes to the Alder Creek campsite of Donner Party near Truckee. The Alder Creek area will be the scene of a huge Clampinitiation Sept. 8 as a prelude to the dedication of the pioneer museum at Donner Lake. Admission Day, Sept. 9. Noble Grand Humbug of the Wm. Bull Meek-Wm. mots Stewart Chapter 10, ECV Hillis Hubbard looks on. POR SALE NEW FURNITURE Sheahan's Furniture 203 W.Main St. Ph, 273-2739 Adamson Elberta peaches, Bring containers. 1 mi. so. on Newcastle Rd. See sign, phone No 3-3008. Chico air cooler. Perfect condition $10 Phone 273-2454 1 White enamel GafferSattler gas range w/lg trash burner, good cond. $40, 1 Spark DeLux oil heater large size, good condition, $15,

Ph 273-2454 or 134 Bennett St. Grass Valley. 3 hens for $1 Ph 273-7363 Rt 1 Box 552 Grass Valley. Maytag Washer $25; Lg Living room chair, like’new phone 273-3072 ‘58 CV Renault Delux 4 Dr. Runs good, clean, best offer AXtel 2-3243. POODLES, Handsome puppies in silver, apricot, cream, brown, $75 up, ORCHARD HOUSE KENNELS, Colfax. DI6 -2674. MISCELLANEOUS Retired carpenter wants caretaking job, WriteO. T. Pratt P, O! Box 801 Colfax, or Phone 389-2573. SERVICES WATER SYSTEMS Complete Installation Pumps, Pipe Line Ditching Water Purification COOK & McGUINN Phone 273-4455 PAYLESS TV& RADIO SERVICE All work guaranteed Buy, sell and trade. 533 Main St., Hills Flat, Phone 273-8547. Night:273-8104. —_ eaten . WINDSHIELDS REPLACED And all other automobile — -glass. Moule Paint & Glass Grass Valley. FOR SALE 10 acres-pine studded-Sun_ shine Valley Rd. 3 rm. hse. basement-220 wire-press syst. Write bx 7 Chicago — a California, DRESSMAKING& Alterations for women and men in my . home, Celesta Brunner, 825 Zion, NC for — call 265 -2048 Carpenter & Cabinet work. Repair anything in the line of wood, 273-4194 WANTED Coins, stamps, old letters, . books(mining, history, technical-no novels) Pioneer 132 Main St. , Nevada City, CLASSIFIEDS SELL Fair Transportation Provided By Bus Line GRASS VALLEY ---For those who need transportation to the Nevada County F airgrounds for the four days of the fair the Nevada CityGrass Valley Bus line will leave Nevada City on the hour starting at 10 a.m, weekdays, and will leave the fairgrounds on the return trip on the half hours, from 10:30 a,m. On Sunda y-vwre'Tirst bus from Nevada City will leave at-1 p.m. and the last bus from the fairgrounds on all four days will depart at 10:30 p.m. The buses will load and unload at the Administration office entrance. For those persons who need wheelchairs, astand has been installed just inside the main entrance gate where wheelchairs and baby strollers will be available for rent fair hours. The Loma Rica Ranch which has given a bicydle for ‘kids day for several years will present a $25.00-savings bond to the winner of the Horse Shoe Tournament on Sunday. An entertaining feature at the Friday and Saturday Parade by the Muleteers, fuse pr ior t the e<eard Entry of ~tné Cowboys. The Muleteers will be presented with a beautiful trophy by the Nevada County Fair for ther contribution to the entertainment, P, Saas =i \\ iy! Jane Wyman . night rodeo will be a Grand ' HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY $1500 DOWN Approx, 80 ft, Hwy. front_age3 1/2 mi. West of Grass Valley, at an elevation where you miss most of winter snow , Property all fenced; improved with very liveable 3 BR home; gas heat; wired for 220 V. If youdon't need it to livein, buy it for rental income, Full price $5,750. 000 To be shown only after 12:00 noon. Call for appointment to inspect NOW, THE LOOSER CO, REALTORS INSURANCE INSURANCE THAT 'S SURE Multiple Listing Service Phone 273-8454, 273-7735 or 273-2925 Grass Valley DEL ORO PHIOINE 273 6932 4 NAUD-HAMILBURG Production A COLUMBIA PICTURES Release Plus BON VOYAGE Fred McMurray wnat > nee i THE PARADE OF GOLDEN HITS Wed, Aug. 29 NAUGHTY MARIETTA Wed, Sept. 5 ROSE MARIE Wed, Sept. 12) THE MERRY WIDOW eo. o H OTS & SAV «xe D.E. MATSON FOREST PRODUCTS at-fnominalsum, This stand will also serve as a cHé¢R stand and will be open all The San Andreas and Hayward earthquake faults are named for the regions in which they are most prominent, simplicity ... ready to serve you. day or night Ww 246 Sacramento St. BERGEMANN Funeral Chapel Nevada City call 265-2421 Wative MUSICAL Society THE IKE HOUSE PLAYERS tickets on sale at Nev. Co, Nugget& G.V. C. of C, present Nev. Co, Nugget& G.V. C. of C. tickets on sale at Ka NEVER COME, NEVER GO ~=% (a story of the nevada county narrow gavge railroad) TIME PLACE DATE ADMISSION 830 pm old ice house on the plaza Nevada City August 24 Exhilarating Draught for Heavy Hearts $1.00 capital. ‘Let's get the show on the road!” MARQUIS CHILDS .. and that’s exactly what Marquis Childs has done. Here is one Washington columnist who realizes you can’t do a competent day-to-day job from an ivory tower in the nation’s He sees people all over the world — the big brass and the man in the street — and talks with them. His reaction, analyses, observations are reflected in his column.. WASHINGTON CALLING Starting This Week In The NEVADA COUNTY. NUGGET