August 24, 1960 (8 pages)

te Bi ly 75 residents left their homes andwere handled through a civil defense disaster headquarters set up by Sheriff Wayne Brown in Nevada City. The latest Nevada County fire was discovered less than’ 24 hours after the bulk of crews were released from the Alleghany fire than burned 8700 acres in T ahoe National Forest. Another 1300 acres near Downieville was lost the pre-~ vious week. Weather Nevada City are choosing their delegates ‘to the first State 4-H Leadership Conference. It will be held at the en tia California, Davis, from Au‘gust 29 to September 2. About 1400 leaders and members are expected to attend. With “Values to Live By” as its theme, this new event will give special. emphasis to developing leadership in 4-H youth. Dr. Tom Poffenberger, assistant professor of home economics at the ,Davis campus will speak to the delegates “Understandi Yourself.” This conference -, combines the former Junior Leader the subject, : Under provisions of section 2455,R.S. (43 U.S.C. 1171), there will be offered to the highest bidder, but at not less than the appraised value, at a public sale to be held at 10:30 o'clock a.m. on the 6th day of October next, at the Land Office, Sacramento, California pursuant to application 060141 of Charles H. Parr, the following par[ cel of land: : Lot 2, SWY%4NE%, SEYNW : % Sec. 2, T. 16 N., R.7 E,, . M.D.M., California, containing 120.00 acres, at not less than the appraised value of $3,500.00 for the parcel. This parcel will be offered Fred E. Padilla Acting Manager Room 1000, California Fruit Bldg. 4th & J Sts, Sacramento) 14, Calif, Publish Aug 24, 31, Sept, 7, 14, 21. Cae rT eet cee hae EPARTMENT OF THE hich kateigig tnt coo ed Shows Nevada City aniroiorgerseenaggs i ; _____ INTERIOR _. For reimbursement to ownahs ce one ofthem a home, accordMeeting U OF LAND MAN. ors of authorized improveNevada City will be on ing to Division of Forestry es-} % ¥ ®. : AGEMENT ments on the lands, pay-} television Sunday : ogg One auto was a total wie Get Ponts ca. . ment of cost of publication,. August 28, during the S50 aes . Nevada County 4-H Clubs : and other requirements, see] P-™. news broadcast on North San Juan was evacu » TION KCRA Ta, channel 3 in ated Sunday evening. Near-. 4nd about 1,000 other 4-H . PUBLIC SALE 43 CFR, Part 250, For fur; 4 : Clubs throughout California August 16, 1960 . ther information, write:. Sacramento. The five minute program , exploring the current freeway controversy, was taped here last Tuesday by newscaster Stan Atkinson and a camera crew. Several local citizens were interviewed, and shots ofthe town were taken from the air, Prospect St., and Broad St. opposite the National Hotel. Max. Min. Rain page age elo State . for sale as a single unit, Aug. 17 9253 “-1 one ennusl event. and bids for less the entire Aug. 18 95 54 -Delegates are either act. Unit will not be considered. Aug. 19 97 52 --. ive 4-H junior leaders of; Amy activity which indAug. 20 98 951 --] club members interested in! C@teS collusion by the owna : Aug. 21 96 49 -. developing leadership. tal-. €TS Of adjoining lands and Nevada County Aug. 22 86 45 --. ents. Also, they are high . 27Y bidder, or the pur“ . Aug. 23 71 38 -=. school students or eligible! Chase of adjoining land for } to enter high school this the purpose of obtaining September. 4-H’ers going; preference shall be reason from Nevada.County are: . for refusal to consummate Victor Engstrom, Eddie Sco-! this sale. field, Bob Roberts, Randy; The lands will be sold to Welker, Dick Veale, Jim . the provisions, reservations, Else, Donria Barnes, Linda; Conditions, and limitations }) Rain to date i Rain last year FAIR EXHIBITS = Grass Valley The Nevada County Fair at Grass Valley will feature two nights of Rodeo, Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. ‘in the big arena on the Fairgrounds. Ray Hicks of Auburn will bring over 100 head of cattle and horses including Brahmas. The show each night will feature wild cow milking, team roping, bull riding, barrel racing, saddle bronc riding, bareback riding and calf roping. The Junior Livestock Sale that is held in conjunction withthe Nevada County Fair isa mostimportant event for County 4-H and Future Farmer members, states Farm Advisor, Bill Helphinstine. We have a unique situation in Nevada County, in that there isnot a public livestock auction or market place in the County for selling livestock, Nevada County Purebred beef breeders recognized the need when they staged the first annual sale in 1956, Helphinstine said. Thenumber and quality of the livestock being offered for sale has been increasing ons. first sale in every year. Seven steers and eight lambs were sold at the ‘56. Sixteen steers and twenty-six lambs were sold last year. This year twenty-two head of steers and fifty-seven head of lambs are scheduled to be sold, Only top quality animals that meet rigid specifications, will be offered. The Grass Valley Lions are going to have an outdoor Card Party Saturday evening at the Fair. There won't be over 50 tables in this novel card party. There will be a $25 Bond given as a prize. If the high score is a tie cards will be cut to break the tie, and the winner will be declared the "Champion Whist Player” of the Nevdda County Fair, according to Harold Perry, President, and Charles Fowler, Vice President in charge of the affair. The Junior Division of the Future Farmers and the 4-H Clubs of Nevada County have made record entries of livestock. Entries are up in the FFA Dairy and sheep divisEXPERIENCED COUNSEL IN YOUR TIME OF NEED little they spend. 246 Sacramento St., Nevada City We offer you friendly, sympathetic help witht attention to the details that mean so much. We strive to give everycne the finest—no matter how much or how . CALL US DAY OR NIGHT WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL J. PAUL BERGEMANN ' (Formerly Hclmes Funeral Home) Dial 265-2421 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE In the Future Farmer divisions thirty four individual exhibitors will exhibit 15 beef. animals, 12 dairy animals and 67 head of sheep while sixty four individual 4-H exhibitors will exhibit 66 beef animals, 36 dairy animals and 90 head of sheep, 4 horses, 43 poultry, and 40 rabbits. One of the first statewide Welsh Pony shows and meetings will be held. Eight exhibitors have entered ponies of exceptional beauty, unusual colors, and of the finest European and American bloodlines Nearly half of the ponies to be shown at the fairare actual imports fromthe Welsh pony homeland, Wales. Arch Brooks and his ten piece dance band has been engaged again this year to play for the dance on the "slab" starting at8 p.m. the opening night of the Fair Thursday. This will be the first of a series of dances that will be held on the “slab” each night of the Fair; it will bethe only night of ballroom dancing , the other three nights will be turned over tothe square and folk dancers. Last year the Arch Brooks band pleased hundreds of dancers who stayed all night long and enjoyed dancing to the continuous music which consisted ofa program of popular tunes and many request numbers. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Mill Blocks for Sale Dump truck load $10 2 ft. Mill Blocks: $15 Cord. Delivered Phone 273-3331. Trail Ride A very successful trail ride washeld inthis area Sunday, Aug. 21 according to Al LeGate who organized the affair. Trailboss, Art Parker and his horse, Gallant Bess entertained before the ride, then the riders proceeded up Willow Valley to Lower Scott's Lake and on up to Scott's Flat Dam. Plans were started for another trail ride as soon as possible by the thirteen riders present. Future rides will be announced. , Those attending were: Dan Daniels, Linda McDonald, Steve Phelps, Joanne Carrol, Keith Hartsel , Diane Knox, Barbara Avery , Carol Bremmer, Melonie & Jim Lollick, John Reed, Vickie Danniels. Ralph Lessel To Attend Congress Henry E. Branagh, Supervisor of the Tahoe National Forest, has announced that Ralph Lessel will attend the Fifth World Forestry Congress to be held in Seattle, Aug. 29 through Sept. 10. Lessel is the Range and Recreation Staff Officer for the Forest. The Congress, first to be hosted by the United States and first to be held in the Western Hemisphere, is designed to advance the science and practice of. forestry and to stimulate international cooperation in developing and using the world’s forest resources. Hob START i RIGHT! 120 W. Main St. Grass Valley Dial 273-4288 chuck Flat. The Nevada County 4-H Council is spon4-H Club or eash delegate is paying the balance. Young people in 4-H will actively participate in workshops to produce the conference newspaper, to assist with assemblies, and help with other conference activities. They will also take part in discussion groups, training sessions, and judging. Some of these activities will direct attention to developing 4-H Leadership in various age groups, leading discussions, public speaking, choosing a career, and agricultural and home economics judging. Faculty members from 15 departments of. their choice. Several departments. will feature home economics presentations, supervise field Soring one-half the fee of; seven other delegates. The . trips or provide tours. The young people will hear reports from 4-H delegates to the White: House Conference on Children and Youth and India’s World Agricultural Fair. Leon V. Tichinin, Santa Clara farm advisor, will speak about his recent trip to Russia. EVANGELIST The First Baptist Church of Grass Valley will conduct a youth revival Friday, Saturday and Sunday with Gregory Walcott as the evangelist. Services will be held at 7:30 p.m. each evening and at 10:55 a.m. Sunday. JEWELRY Our GOLD NUGGET and QUARTZ JEWELRY Makes lasting gifts and apprepriate souvenirs of the Gold Country. DIAMONDS WATCHES CLOCKS And Many Other Gifts SILVERWARE EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING 124 Mill St. , Grass Valley Phone 273-3039 aga nia 4-H members for out. standing -junior leadership . in their counties. Bark of . America. representative, ' Grant Ursenbach, appraiser, . presented merit awards to! 4-H Club members at the . 4-H Club Camp at Wood-; land should file their claims. Any claiming a preference right must assert such right to the undersigned within 30 days from the above sale date. However, contiguous owners will not be able to assert must be for all the lands in; the parcel. Bids sent by mail. will be considered only if received at the Land Office, Sacramento, California, prior to 10:30 o’clock a.m., on October 6, 1960. Bids must be in sealed envelopes accompanied by certified checks, post-office money orders, bank drafts, or cashiers’ checks made . payable to the Bureau of Land Management for the amounts of the bids. The envelopes must be marked in the lower left-hand corner “Public Sale Bid, Serial No. 060141, Sale held October 6, 1960.” The highest bidder at the sale will be required to pay! immediately the amount! thereof. Any adverse claimants of the above-described or objections, with the undersigned on or before the time designated for sale. contiguous owner their preference SQUIRRELS REALLY GO FOR phone cables. They like to gnaw on them. Trouble is, this leaves holes that can interfere with your service. So to keep little teeth away, phone people put metal roofs over the Fire takes it's toll on McCourtney Rd. near Grass Valley }Aug. 17 91 «59. == Boom, Patsy Jerdon, Mari-. of Sec. 24. Federal Power Licht H Soe 8 we Be “" . lyn Gates, Linda Bigelow,. Act of June 10, 1920 (41 ‘9 —— Aug. 19 98 66 --. sary Ann'Heather and Lin-. Stat. 1075) as amended by Beef & Dairy Cattle e Aug. 20 97 67 --. ga McDonald. . the Act of August 26, 1935 Dairy Goats N evaad County air nae <n Gn Six of the delegates will} (49 Stat. 846; 16 U.S.C. sec. Horse Show te Aug. 22 83 46 -. have merit awards worth: 818). Jr. Horse Show Aug. 23 70 = 47 -. $11.50 each to help pay their: Bids may be made by the Sheep j conference fee. The Bank of ' principal or his agent, either Poult pens ates or Rainto date.. 10 . America is presenting 400' personafly _at the sale or R bey Rain last year. . .00 . of these awards to Califor-j by mail. Bids for a narcel abbits Feature Booths Agriculture Horticulture Floriculture ~Baked Goo Painting Photography FREE ENT give you th Preserved Foods Clothing & Textiles Arts and Crafts Lumber & Lumber Prods. Mineral and Mining Agri. Mechanics Forestry Great Western Carnival RODEO — 2 Nights Jr. Livestock Auction Jalopy Races DAILY CONTINUOUS GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA AUGUST 25, ds ERTAINMENT 26, 27, 28 most tempting cables or wrap them with steel tape. Squirrels don’t like this, but it sure saves on repair costs —one more saving that helps us e most for your telephone dollar. We. work to make your telephone dollar go further in California @ Pacific Telephone

te Bi ly 75 residents left their homes andwere handled through a civil defense disaster headquarters set up by Sheriff Wayne Brown in Nevada City. The latest Nevada County fire was discovered less than’ 24 hours after the bulk of crews were released from the Alleghany fire than burned 8700 acres in T ahoe National Forest. Another 1300 acres near Downieville was lost the pre-~ vious week. Weather Nevada City are choosing their delegates ‘to the first State 4-H Leadership Conference. It will be held at the en tia California, Davis, from Au‘gust 29 to September 2. About 1400 leaders and members are expected to attend. With “Values to Live By” as its theme, this new event will give special. emphasis to developing leadership in 4-H youth. Dr. Tom Poffenberger, assistant professor of home economics at the ,Davis campus will speak to the delegates “Understandi Yourself.” This conference -, combines the former Junior Leader the subject, : Under provisions of section 2455,R.S. (43 U.S.C. 1171), there will be offered to the highest bidder, but at not less than the appraised value, at a public sale to be held at 10:30 o'clock a.m. on the 6th day of October next, at the Land Office, Sacramento, California pursuant to application 060141 of Charles H. Parr, the following par[ cel of land: : Lot 2, SWY%4NE%, SEYNW : % Sec. 2, T. 16 N., R.7 E,, . M.D.M., California, containing 120.00 acres, at not less than the appraised value of $3,500.00 for the parcel. This parcel will be offered Fred E. Padilla Acting Manager Room 1000, California Fruit Bldg. 4th & J Sts, Sacramento) 14, Calif, Publish Aug 24, 31, Sept, 7, 14, 21. Cae rT eet cee hae EPARTMENT OF THE hich kateigig tnt coo ed Shows Nevada City aniroiorgerseenaggs i ; _____ INTERIOR _. For reimbursement to ownahs ce one ofthem a home, accordMeeting U OF LAND MAN. ors of authorized improveNevada City will be on ing to Division of Forestry es-} % ¥ ®. : AGEMENT ments on the lands, pay-} television Sunday : ogg One auto was a total wie Get Ponts ca. . ment of cost of publication,. August 28, during the S50 aes . Nevada County 4-H Clubs : and other requirements, see] P-™. news broadcast on North San Juan was evacu » TION KCRA Ta, channel 3 in ated Sunday evening. Near-. 4nd about 1,000 other 4-H . PUBLIC SALE 43 CFR, Part 250, For fur; 4 : Clubs throughout California August 16, 1960 . ther information, write:. Sacramento. The five minute program , exploring the current freeway controversy, was taped here last Tuesday by newscaster Stan Atkinson and a camera crew. Several local citizens were interviewed, and shots ofthe town were taken from the air, Prospect St., and Broad St. opposite the National Hotel. Max. Min. Rain page age elo State . for sale as a single unit, Aug. 17 9253 “-1 one ennusl event. and bids for less the entire Aug. 18 95 54 -Delegates are either act. Unit will not be considered. Aug. 19 97 52 --. ive 4-H junior leaders of; Amy activity which indAug. 20 98 951 --] club members interested in! C@teS collusion by the owna : Aug. 21 96 49 -. developing leadership. tal-. €TS Of adjoining lands and Nevada County Aug. 22 86 45 --. ents. Also, they are high . 27Y bidder, or the pur“ . Aug. 23 71 38 -=. school students or eligible! Chase of adjoining land for } to enter high school this the purpose of obtaining September. 4-H’ers going; preference shall be reason from Nevada.County are: . for refusal to consummate Victor Engstrom, Eddie Sco-! this sale. field, Bob Roberts, Randy; The lands will be sold to Welker, Dick Veale, Jim . the provisions, reservations, Else, Donria Barnes, Linda; Conditions, and limitations }) Rain to date i Rain last year FAIR EXHIBITS = Grass Valley The Nevada County Fair at Grass Valley will feature two nights of Rodeo, Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. ‘in the big arena on the Fairgrounds. Ray Hicks of Auburn will bring over 100 head of cattle and horses including Brahmas. The show each night will feature wild cow milking, team roping, bull riding, barrel racing, saddle bronc riding, bareback riding and calf roping. The Junior Livestock Sale that is held in conjunction withthe Nevada County Fair isa mostimportant event for County 4-H and Future Farmer members, states Farm Advisor, Bill Helphinstine. We have a unique situation in Nevada County, in that there isnot a public livestock auction or market place in the County for selling livestock, Nevada County Purebred beef breeders recognized the need when they staged the first annual sale in 1956, Helphinstine said. Thenumber and quality of the livestock being offered for sale has been increasing ons. first sale in every year. Seven steers and eight lambs were sold at the ‘56. Sixteen steers and twenty-six lambs were sold last year. This year twenty-two head of steers and fifty-seven head of lambs are scheduled to be sold, Only top quality animals that meet rigid specifications, will be offered. The Grass Valley Lions are going to have an outdoor Card Party Saturday evening at the Fair. There won't be over 50 tables in this novel card party. There will be a $25 Bond given as a prize. If the high score is a tie cards will be cut to break the tie, and the winner will be declared the "Champion Whist Player” of the Nevdda County Fair, according to Harold Perry, President, and Charles Fowler, Vice President in charge of the affair. The Junior Division of the Future Farmers and the 4-H Clubs of Nevada County have made record entries of livestock. Entries are up in the FFA Dairy and sheep divisEXPERIENCED COUNSEL IN YOUR TIME OF NEED little they spend. 246 Sacramento St., Nevada City We offer you friendly, sympathetic help witht attention to the details that mean so much. We strive to give everycne the finest—no matter how much or how . CALL US DAY OR NIGHT WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL J. PAUL BERGEMANN ' (Formerly Hclmes Funeral Home) Dial 265-2421 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE In the Future Farmer divisions thirty four individual exhibitors will exhibit 15 beef. animals, 12 dairy animals and 67 head of sheep while sixty four individual 4-H exhibitors will exhibit 66 beef animals, 36 dairy animals and 90 head of sheep, 4 horses, 43 poultry, and 40 rabbits. One of the first statewide Welsh Pony shows and meetings will be held. Eight exhibitors have entered ponies of exceptional beauty, unusual colors, and of the finest European and American bloodlines Nearly half of the ponies to be shown at the fairare actual imports fromthe Welsh pony homeland, Wales. Arch Brooks and his ten piece dance band has been engaged again this year to play for the dance on the "slab" starting at8 p.m. the opening night of the Fair Thursday. This will be the first of a series of dances that will be held on the “slab” each night

of the Fair; it will bethe only night of ballroom dancing , the other three nights will be turned over tothe square and folk dancers. Last year the Arch Brooks band pleased hundreds of dancers who stayed all night long and enjoyed dancing to the continuous music which consisted ofa program of popular tunes and many request numbers. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Mill Blocks for Sale Dump truck load $10 2 ft. Mill Blocks: $15 Cord. Delivered Phone 273-3331. Trail Ride A very successful trail ride washeld inthis area Sunday, Aug. 21 according to Al LeGate who organized the affair. Trailboss, Art Parker and his horse, Gallant Bess entertained before the ride, then the riders proceeded up Willow Valley to Lower Scott's Lake and on up to Scott's Flat Dam. Plans were started for another trail ride as soon as possible by the thirteen riders present. Future rides will be announced. , Those attending were: Dan Daniels, Linda McDonald, Steve Phelps, Joanne Carrol, Keith Hartsel , Diane Knox, Barbara Avery , Carol Bremmer, Melonie & Jim Lollick, John Reed, Vickie Danniels. Ralph Lessel To Attend Congress Henry E. Branagh, Supervisor of the Tahoe National Forest, has announced that Ralph Lessel will attend the Fifth World Forestry Congress to be held in Seattle, Aug. 29 through Sept. 10. Lessel is the Range and Recreation Staff Officer for the Forest. The Congress, first to be hosted by the United States and first to be held in the Western Hemisphere, is designed to advance the science and practice of. forestry and to stimulate international cooperation in developing and using the world’s forest resources. Hob START i RIGHT! 120 W. Main St. Grass Valley Dial 273-4288 chuck Flat. The Nevada County 4-H Council is spon4-H Club or eash delegate is paying the balance. Young people in 4-H will actively participate in workshops to produce the conference newspaper, to assist with assemblies, and help with other conference activities. They will also take part in discussion groups, training sessions, and judging. Some of these activities will direct attention to developing 4-H Leadership in various age groups, leading discussions, public speaking, choosing a career, and agricultural and home economics judging. Faculty members from 15 departments of. their choice. Several departments. will feature home economics presentations, supervise field Soring one-half the fee of; seven other delegates. The . trips or provide tours. The young people will hear reports from 4-H delegates to the White: House Conference on Children and Youth and India’s World Agricultural Fair. Leon V. Tichinin, Santa Clara farm advisor, will speak about his recent trip to Russia. EVANGELIST The First Baptist Church of Grass Valley will conduct a youth revival Friday, Saturday and Sunday with Gregory Walcott as the evangelist. Services will be held at 7:30 p.m. each evening and at 10:55 a.m. Sunday. JEWELRY Our GOLD NUGGET and QUARTZ JEWELRY Makes lasting gifts and apprepriate souvenirs of the Gold Country. DIAMONDS WATCHES CLOCKS And Many Other Gifts SILVERWARE EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING 124 Mill St. , Grass Valley Phone 273-3039 aga nia 4-H members for out. standing -junior leadership . in their counties. Bark of . America. representative, ' Grant Ursenbach, appraiser, . presented merit awards to! 4-H Club members at the . 4-H Club Camp at Wood-; land should file their claims. Any claiming a preference right must assert such right to the undersigned within 30 days from the above sale date. However, contiguous owners will not be able to assert must be for all the lands in; the parcel. Bids sent by mail. will be considered only if received at the Land Office, Sacramento, California, prior to 10:30 o’clock a.m., on October 6, 1960. Bids must be in sealed envelopes accompanied by certified checks, post-office money orders, bank drafts, or cashiers’ checks made . payable to the Bureau of Land Management for the amounts of the bids. The envelopes must be marked in the lower left-hand corner “Public Sale Bid, Serial No. 060141, Sale held October 6, 1960.” The highest bidder at the sale will be required to pay! immediately the amount! thereof. Any adverse claimants of the above-described or objections, with the undersigned on or before the time designated for sale. contiguous owner their preference SQUIRRELS REALLY GO FOR phone cables. They like to gnaw on them. Trouble is, this leaves holes that can interfere with your service. So to keep little teeth away, phone people put metal roofs over the Fire takes it's toll on McCourtney Rd. near Grass Valley }Aug. 17 91 «59. == Boom, Patsy Jerdon, Mari-. of Sec. 24. Federal Power Licht H Soe 8 we Be “" . lyn Gates, Linda Bigelow,. Act of June 10, 1920 (41 ‘9 —— Aug. 19 98 66 --. sary Ann'Heather and Lin-. Stat. 1075) as amended by Beef & Dairy Cattle e Aug. 20 97 67 --. ga McDonald. . the Act of August 26, 1935 Dairy Goats N evaad County air nae <n Gn Six of the delegates will} (49 Stat. 846; 16 U.S.C. sec. Horse Show te Aug. 22 83 46 -. have merit awards worth: 818). Jr. Horse Show Aug. 23 70 = 47 -. $11.50 each to help pay their: Bids may be made by the Sheep j conference fee. The Bank of ' principal or his agent, either Poult pens ates or Rainto date... 10 . America is presenting 400' personafly _at the sale or R bey Rain last year. .. .00 . of these awards to Califor-j by mail. Bids for a narcel abbits Feature Booths Agriculture Horticulture Floriculture ~Baked Goo Painting Photography FREE ENT give you th Preserved Foods Clothing & Textiles Arts and Crafts Lumber & Lumber Prods. Mineral and Mining Agri. Mechanics Forestry Great Western Carnival RODEO — 2 Nights Jr. Livestock Auction Jalopy Races DAILY CONTINUOUS GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA AUGUST 25, ds ERTAINMENT 26, 27, 28 most tempting cables or wrap them with steel tape. Squirrels don’t like this, but it sure saves on repair costs —one more saving that helps us e most for your telephone dollar. We. work to make your telephone dollar go further in California @ Pacific Telephone