August 29, 1962 (10 pages)

Way. 11 or ner; 1578, Tacre in act. new It on gas, etc, rs & from ‘lor = City $60 duplown rea, Ain al is } per an't eto Rd., ,16¢ ues 14¢ 80¢ 70 ery Se RMT LP RN ACARI SERRA . a gna tar A Np a The Nevada County NUGGET. Wednesday; arci 29, 1962.Page 3 ooh ART 1 PHELPS.273 7593. and d leave Scratch Trio League POOR LOOSERS NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET BUCK UP! Looking fora chance to earn your Christmas spending money, kids? Here's your chance. The Nevada County Nugget needs carrier boys (or girls, it makes no difference). If interested, apply atthe Nevada County Nugget or phone 2652471. 318 Broad St., Nevada City Total SLIP UPS Smallridge Towne Pisher Total TIGERS Bansemer Emery Scotten Yengich Total WE THREE Summers Swenson Burns Total SLIM JIMS Jones Owen Maurice T BOB . CATS Cor! Rushing Grigsley Total Tuesday Fours League LIZZY GLOTZMIER Conti Doris Cathy George Total fnc. HC ACCIDENTALS Russ Fern Mary Russ Total MISSHAPPS Jim Marna Bea ~ You can chalk it all up to your BankAmericard. Can’t fit large, back-to-school expenses into your budget? Charge them to your BankAmericard! You'll find you can sign for clothes, books and other school supplies at stores all over California. And, if you wish, you can stretch your payments over several months fora nominal service charge. If you do not already have a BankAmericard, just apply at any member store or Bank of America branch. BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION © MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION wi 166 170 162 205 145 172 167 131 155 538 446 489 w3 175 162 158 189 114 115 233 204 209 567 480 482 wo 156 156 156 131 196 165 161 161 161 154 176 448 513 482 w4 158 197 187 170 179.200 170 143 171 498 519 559 wo 203 153 134 143 168 142 172 142 145 $18 463 421 w4 174 151 143 202 213 191 162 181 146 538 545 480 wi 121 99118 108 68 97 101 101 101 93 137.129 479 461 S01 w3 150 99 131 184 124 116 130 85 106 105 120 180 $39 428 533 w4 144 133 177 147 143 125 160 152 155 498 $22 453 1473 495 388 646 1529 468 492 483 1443 542 $49 484 1575 490 453 4s9 1402 468 606 489 1563 338 273 303 389 1441 380 394 321 405 1500 454 415 467 Frank Total inc. HC PLUB DUBBS John Velma Edith Al Total SAN DBAGGERS Janey Manuel Billie Pred Total HIS & HERS Mary John Alberta Ray Total inc. HC PIN TUMBLERS Mary John Barney Ethel Total inc. HC SPANISH INN Martha Caryl will Bob Total Bantam League LANE BURNERS Halsten Ellifson Shere Total inc. HC NUT CRACKERS Fellerson Haddy Deskins Total FIRE BALLS Alexander Conant Moon Total GUTTER BALLS Prewitt Hallett, P. Hallett, M. Total inc. HC MIXED NUTS Halsten Davis McLeod Total inc. HCG Scratch Trio League WEE THREE Swenson, S. Swenson, D. Burns Total POOR LOOSERS Page Rohl Basso Total TIGERS BanSemer Emery Cicogni Total , SLIM JIM'S Jones Owens Maurice Total SLIP UPS Smallridge Towne Fisher Total BOB CATS Corin Rushing Gregsly Total Match Game League BEALE A.F.B. Kerns Galleher Lawson q Johnson Wilson Total JOLLY ROGER Netz Williams Daniels, D. Daniels, J. Danglier Total BEALE A.F.B. Mike Larry Tom Drex Randy Total JOLLY ROGER Steve John Ron Wally Mike Total inc. HC BEALE A.F.B. Wanda Gail Sharon Tuanita Sandy Total JOLLY ROGER Julie Sally Andi Vicky Bunny Total inc. HC Jolly Fidjets League JOLLY DONKEYS Everhart Perrin Riebe Total inc. HC OK'S Brewer Brown Frink Total ROLLY DODGERS Brattin Crenshaw George Total DRIVE OUT TODAY Model Open AS TYAL A > 192 144 144 480 650 529 608 1837 wo 174149 165 488 150 111 121 382 165 121 131 417 150 129 159° 438 639 510 $76 1725 w3 131 131131 393 135 172 121 428 184 168 150 502 172 150 126 448 622 621 528 1771 wi 118118118 354 123 123 123 369 85 114127 326 139 125 175 439 559 574 637 1770 wo 133 157 138 428 117 153 121 391 158 145 151 454 142177 115 434 560 642 535 1737 w4 202 200 128 530 132.139 125 396 149 142 201 492 132 174 149 455 615 655 663 1876 w4 125 94101 320 125 127 106 358 98 59 74 231 422 354 355 1131 wo w2 92 88 87 92 111 120 w4 70 Sl 62 183 97. 97 121 315 100 153 107 360 384 418 407 1209 wo 146 130110 386 73 93 60 226 78 96 162 336 357 379 392 1128 w4 190 140 187 517 195 180 167 542 196 171 143 510 $81 491 497 1569 wo 162 163 201 526 152 148 131 431 158 131 145 434 472 442 477 1391 Ww2 156 156156 468 141 141 141 423 166 207 164 573 463 504 461 1428 w2 149 144 214 507 153.153 153 459 160 182 192 534 462 479 559 1500 w4 200 153.157 510 159 177 225 561 178-158°190-"526 $37 488 572 1597 wo 140 126 109 375 192 147 167 506 178 157 187 522 $10 430 463 1403 Ww3 196151127 47¢ 181 165 213 55¢ 183 211 180 57¢ 217 171 174 56z 172 169 218 5S¢ 949 867 912 272€ wl 170 156 189 515 156135 171 462 193 193 191 577 180 186 193 559 212 176 202 $90 911 846 946 2703 w3 166 134 154 454 133 141 155 429 92138 89 319 189 190 197 576 165 142 156 463 745 745 751 2241 wl 158 116 123 397 132 107 134 373 156 132:128416 151 142 131 424 159 181114 454 777 699 651 2127 wl 116 130117 363 118 87 83 288 135 137 112 384 123 102 136 238 147 130 152 282 636 583 600 1819 w3 87 86125 298 115 130 106 357 130 113.131 374 137 144115 396 131 133 143 407 616 622 636 1874 wl . 81 96 79 256 105 88 87 280 119 132 197 448 331 332 379 1042 w3 135 156 133 424 103 85 101 289 125 118111 354 363 359 345 1067 w4 145 136 281 . 122 126 248 267 244 KO's wo Lott , 133 149 282 Witwer 142 180 322 Blind Total LUCKY STRIKERS woFrey, D. 104 104 104 312 Frey, A. 103 103 103 309 Jaynes 72 72 72 246 Total 279 279 279 867 HARD LUCK 3 w3 Presser 133 119 113 365 Price 93 80108 281 Fredrick 128 80 86 294 Total 354 279 307 940 Bantam League FIRE BALLS wl Alexander 70 60 79 209 Conant 98 98 98 294 Moon 168 142 136 446 Total inc. HC 374 338 351 1063 GUTTER BALLS w3 Prewitt 70 100 120 290 Hallett, P. 72 96104 272 Hallett, M. 75 83110 268 Total inc. HC 315 377 432 1114 LANE BURNERS w2 Halsten 139 110 145 394! Ellifson 77 101 135 “313 Shere 87 87 87 261 Total inc. HC 365 360 429 1154 NUT CRACKERS w3 Fellerson 101 101 101 303 Haddy 104 68 83 255 Beckers 123 76 82 281 Total inc. HC 419 336 357 1112 MIXED NUTS wl Halsien 138 128 184 450 Davis 65 65 65 195 McLeod 118 93116 327 Total inc. HC 326 291 370 987 Outlaws Win Again PLACERVILLE----The Outlaws made it two in a row last week as they defeated the Nevada City Lumberjacks by the score of 15-11 Wednesday night. The first game, played at Nevada City was won by the Outlaws by the score of $3. The later win gives the Placerville nine the pennant. After the ‘Jackshad established a record of 10 wins and no defeats, they proceededto lose the rest of the season's tilts for a final record of 10 victories and 6 losses in league play. Most of their losses can be atributed to the many errors committed on the field. The annual Placer-Nevada League-award banquet will be held in Placerville Sept. 15. During the banquet the pennant will be presented to the Outlaws and announcements of the outstanding players will be made. GV Chamber Sets Deer Hunting Contest GRASS VALLEY---The Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce is busy arranging a contest for the hunters of Nevada County deer. The contest will continue all season and awards will be mailed to the out of town winners, There will be no entry fee. Cash prizes have been set up by various businessmen. Thecontest will be awarded on the width of the antler spread, not on the weight as Sporting Goods, Bishop's Union station, the Gold Pan ° Liquor Store and the Alpha Hardware, Two rules are in effect: (1) The hunter must be registered. (2) The deer must have been killed in Nevada County. ‘ Registration will consist of the hunters name and address, the deer tag number and the automobile license number. in so many of the contests, First prize will be $25, second $15 and third prize $10. Along with these cash prizes will be merchandise awards based on a drawing from all the registrants. Each ofthe original six cash donors will have the necessary entry blanks. Plans for an all-night place to sign-up for the contest are still being for mulated. Measuring will be done at Bishop's Union station in the heart of Grass Valley and also at another central location. The merchants who have the entry blanks are the newly constructed Holiday Motel Liquor Store, the Sportsman's Liquor Store, Crenshaws NC Firemen Plan Deer Breakfast NEVADA CIT Y---The city's volunteer fire department will hold a "Deer Hunters Breakfast" from midnight Sept. 21 'til8 a.m. the following morning. Dear season opens Sept. 22 at day break. Breakfast, which will consist of ham and eggs, hot cakes, and coffee, will be served at the Ice House on the Plaza according to Dennis Coughlin, fire chief. Coughlin said that the head chef will be Carl Kopp and that Ernie Pello would lead the clean-up.committee. Little Leaguers To See Giants NEVADA CIT Y---All members of the Nevada City Little League are eligible to travel to San Francisco tomorrow to see the Giants play the Milwaukee Braves. T his includes the members of both the major and minor leagues. Those desiring to go are to meet at the Seven Hills School at 7:45 a.m. and bring a sack lunch, no more than two dollars spending money, and anote from par‘. ents stating that they may ' ake the trip. Irs just WILMAR -VELOUS ~ TOO MARVELOUS ‘se: l FOR WORDS LIKE 41091 GLORIOUS a 2, 3, & 4 BEDROOM MODELS 7! & ALL NEW MULTIPLE UNITS 100% FINANCING [is ON YOUR LOT + Model Home Tastefully Furnished by BONDS Grass Valley & Nevada City. ae LONI S Ph: 273-4486 ; _ en Bill or Don. -at 16 4H Members At Conference DAVIS---Sixteen 4-H girls and boys from Nevada County are attending the State 4-H Leadership Conference on the Davis Campus of University of California Monday to Friday of this week. 1500 4-H members and leaders from SS counties are attending the Conference, One of the highlights was the State Dress Revue which was held last night. Miss Betty Burcham, a mem= ber of the Meadowlarks 4-H Club, was Nevada County's representative in the Revue, The boys and girls are attending training sessions, short courses, and programs presented by faculty members of the University. They are hearing speakers, eminent in youth leadership programs, Atthe top of the list is the opportunity to meet and talk with five International-Farm Youth Exchange students from Uruguay, Poland, Israel, Holland and Sweden. Mr, & Mrs. George Bur = cham, community leaders of Meadowlarks club, arein charge of the recreation program and training sessions throughout the conference, Mrs, Ted Kennedy and Frank Schoellerman accom-= panied the boys and girls as leaders. Delegates attending the conference are: Terry Meekins, Eddie Scofield, Janice Paul, Wesley Schulze, Chris Ducotey, Elton Butler, Carol Wishmeyer, John Hart, Larraine Karniss,. Tom Rackerby, Catherine Martz, Bill Helphinstine, Betty Burcham, Dick Veale, Diana Hopkins, Shirley Personeni. They Cost A Lot of Money! ° With hospital and medical costs sky-rocketing, your group hospital insurance at your place of employment can give you only partial coverage. An individual hospital policy costs less than you think; can make the difference between an expensive hospital stay and one that costs you nothing. CURNOW HALLS INSURANCE 316 Broad St. Dial 265-4586 Doe Permit Deadline SACRAMENTO---The deadline is rapidly approaching for deer hunters to apply for permits to participate in one of the state's 1962 antlerless or either sex deer hunts, the Department of Fish and Plus AIR PATROL Sun. -Tues, ADVISE AND CONSENT Plus 13 WEST STREET 2-4 Alan Ladd Rod Steiger E Dolores Dorn Game advised this week, Thirty-one hunts still are open to the public, one of which is reserved for archers who need only anunused deer tag to participate. An additional three hunts are limited to military personnel, andthe drawing already has been held for the Orange County hunt, Applications, which are attached to 1962 deer tags, must be received by the Department's license office, 1825-A "K" Street, Sacramento, by Tuesday, September11, The drawing will be held September 13. Maps showing the areas of the hunts and giving detailed instructions for applying are available, or on display, at all license agents. Persons whose names are drawn will be notified by mail to send $5 for a permit. EXPERT PRINTING Printing For Every Purpose «CIRCULARS ** STATIONERY . ** MAIL PIECES #* BILLS **xFORMS NEVADA CO. PRINTING and PUBLISHING 212 W. Main St. GRASS VALLEY phone 273-4590 WINDBREAKERS Just A Reminder Get Them Ready For Back To School @@eesd JACKETS & UNDERWEAR SOCKS CONTINENTAL Taper SLACKS SWEATERS in Latest Styles GYMWEAR Socks Trunks Supporters Sweatshirts BUTTON DOWN SPORT SHIRTS Short & Long Sleeves JUST ARRIVED!! MACHINE WASHABLE WOOL SHIRTS Berne f bel 128 Mill St. Grass Valley ‘Phone. 273-2034 MINE & MILL MACHINERY CAMP & MILL fi 4 600 Ton Milling Plant CRUSHING PLANT EQUIPT. CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY “TUNGSTEN o NEVADA (28 mi. Sof Winnemucca) MON. & TUES. SEPT. 17 & 18 starting 10 A.M. ea. dey i formerly owned by NEVADA-MASSACHUSSETTS CO. one of the largest tungsten operations in the U.S. Aj (33) Mine Battery Locomotives; iad (185) Mine Cars; (3) Surface mm Locomotives; (16) Surface Cars; ie (600 TON) Rail to 100#; wi (20) Muckers; (54) Slushers & Tuggers; (20) Mine Blowers; (75) Mine Pumps; (11) Mine {i Hoists to 225 HP.; Lamp House & Mine Safety Equipt.; 100,000 ft. Mine Timber & Lumber; (20) Air es ‘Compressors to 160 HP. DRILLING EQUIPMENT (138) Track Drills, Rock Drills, “ Jackhammers, Drifters, Stopers; (1000's) New Swede Drill Steel Carbide Bits. CONSTRUCTION EQUIPT. Shovels, Tractors, Loaders, Graders, Dump Trucks, etc. p CRUSHING PLANT A EQUIPMENT fi Symons & Jaw Crushers, Feeders, Fi ane EQUIPT. Screens & Vibrators, Magnets, Weightometer, Hoists, Conveyors, Conveyor Belting. CHEMICAL & PILOT PLANT Assay Equipment. NEW SUPPLIES & PARTS 130,000# New Steel, Electrical Supplies, Truck & Auto Parts, a Pump & Compressor Parts, Aa Conveyor Parts, Plumbing Supplies, New Tools, etc. 600 ton MILLING PLANT Marcy Ball Mills 641 &66, WA Flotation Cells, Jig, Feeders & Mixers, Sizers, Concentrate Tables: & Bins, Filters, Precipitator, a! Classifiers, Thickeners, Conditioners, Steel Tanks, Mill Belt & Chain Bucket Elevators, (75) Mill Pumps, Conveyors, Fj Dryers, Kilns, Blowers, Magnetic [aug Separators, Laboratory, etc. POWER & ELECTRICAL EQUIPT. Diesel Generator Sets to 31214 KVA; Light Plants to 7500 watt; Oil Type Transformers, Capacitors, Electric Power & Switch Gear, Power Transmission fi Equipt., Copper Power Cable, etc. (300) Standby AC Electric Motors to 150-HP. WATER & PIPE LINE (75) Water Pumps, (5) Deep Well Pumps, (51) Motor & . Booster Pumps, Steel Water Tanks, 40000 ft. Pipe, Underground Fire Fighting System. MAINTENANCE EQUIPT. Machine Shop, Welding Equipt., Wood Shop, Pipe & Plumbing Shop, Hand Tools, Garage & Automotive Repair Equipt., etc. (40) TRUCKS OFFICE MACHINES & EQUIPMENT floors, plumbing, electricity. Covered, Some All Steel. (100) HOUSES & BUILDINGS—Frame construction with hardwood PLANT & WAREMOUSE BUILDINGS—Some Metal or Corrugated CAMP & BUNKMOUSE FURNISHINGS © Fuel & Storage Tanks. ‘. anon] CALL, WRITE, WIRE FOR AUCTION BROCHURE .,, DAWID WEISZ CO. Auliconcers

Way. 11 or ner; 1578, Tacre in act. new It on gas, etc, rs & from ‘lor = City $60 duplown rea, Ain al is } per an't eto Rd., ,16¢ ues 14¢ 80¢ 70 ery Se RMT LP RN ACARI SERRA . a gna tar A Np a The Nevada County NUGGET. Wednesday; arci 29, 1962..Page 3 ooh ART 1 PHELPS.273 7593. and d leave Scratch Trio League POOR LOOSERS NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET BUCK UP! Looking fora chance to earn your Christmas spending money, kids? Here's your chance. The Nevada County Nugget needs carrier boys (or girls, it makes no difference). If interested, apply atthe Nevada County Nugget or phone 2652471. 318 Broad St., Nevada City Total SLIP UPS Smallridge Towne Pisher Total TIGERS Bansemer Emery Scotten Yengich Total WE THREE Summers Swenson Burns Total SLIM JIMS Jones Owen Maurice T BOB . CATS Cor! Rushing Grigsley Total Tuesday Fours League LIZZY GLOTZMIER Conti Doris Cathy George Total fnc. HC ACCIDENTALS Russ Fern Mary Russ Total MISSHAPPS Jim Marna Bea ~ You can chalk it all up to your BankAmericard. Can’t fit large, back-to-school expenses into your budget? Charge them to your BankAmericard! You'll find you can sign for clothes, books and other school supplies at stores all over California. And, if you wish, you can stretch your payments over several months fora nominal service charge. If you do not already have a BankAmericard, just apply at any member store or Bank of America branch. BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION © MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION wi 166 170 162 205 145 172 167 131 155 538 446 489 w3 175 162 158 189 114 115 233 204 209 567 480 482 wo 156 156 156 131 196 165 161 161 161 154 176 448 513 482 w4 158 197 187 170 179.200 170 143 171 498 519 559 wo 203 153 134 143 168 142 172 142 145 $18 463 421 w4 174 151 143 202 213 191 162 181 146 538 545 480 wi 121 99118 108 68 97 101 101 101 93 137.129 479 461 S01 w3 150 99 131 184 124 116 130 85 106 105 120 180 $39 428 533 w4 144 133 177 147 143 125 160 152 155 498 $22 453 1473 495 388 646 1529 468 492 483 1443 542 $49 484 1575 490 453 4s9 1402 468 606 489 1563 338 273 303 389 1441 380 394 321 405 1500 454 415 467 Frank Total inc. HC PLUB DUBBS John Velma Edith Al Total SAN DBAGGERS Janey Manuel Billie Pred Total HIS & HERS Mary John Alberta Ray Total inc. HC PIN TUMBLERS Mary John Barney Ethel Total inc. HC SPANISH INN Martha Caryl will Bob Total Bantam League LANE BURNERS Halsten Ellifson Shere Total inc. HC NUT CRACKERS Fellerson Haddy Deskins Total FIRE BALLS Alexander Conant Moon Total GUTTER BALLS Prewitt Hallett, P. Hallett, M. Total inc. HC MIXED NUTS Halsten Davis McLeod Total inc. HCG Scratch Trio League WEE THREE Swenson, S. Swenson, D. Burns Total POOR LOOSERS Page Rohl Basso Total TIGERS BanSemer Emery Cicogni Total , SLIM JIM'S Jones Owens Maurice Total SLIP UPS Smallridge Towne Fisher Total BOB CATS Corin Rushing Gregsly Total Match Game League BEALE A.F.B. Kerns Galleher Lawson q Johnson Wilson Total JOLLY ROGER Netz Williams Daniels, D. Daniels, J. Danglier Total BEALE A.F.B. Mike Larry Tom Drex Randy Total JOLLY ROGER Steve John Ron Wally Mike Total inc. HC BEALE A.F.B. Wanda Gail Sharon Tuanita Sandy Total JOLLY ROGER Julie Sally Andi Vicky Bunny Total inc. HC Jolly Fidjets League JOLLY DONKEYS Everhart Perrin Riebe Total inc. HC OK'S Brewer Brown Frink Total ROLLY DODGERS Brattin Crenshaw George Total DRIVE OUT TODAY Model Open AS TYAL A > 192 144 144 480 650 529 608 1837 wo 174149 165 488 150 111 121 382 165 121 131 417 150 129 159° 438 639 510 $76 1725 w3 131 131131 393 135 172 121 428 184 168 150 502 172 150 126 448 622 621 528 1771 wi 118118118 354 123 123 123 369 85 114127 326 139 125 175 439 559 574 637 1770 wo 133 157 138 428 117 153 121 391 158 145 151 454 142177 115 434 560 642 535 1737 w4 202 200 128 530 132.139 125 396 149 142 201 492 132 174 149 455 615 655 663 1876 w4 125 94101 320 125 127 106 358 98 59 74 231 422 354 355 1131 wo w2 92 88 87 92 111 120 w4 70 Sl 62 183 97. 97 121 315 100 153 107 360 384 418 407 1209 wo 146 130110 386 73 93 60 226 78 96 162 336 357 379 392 1128 w4 190 140 187 517 195 180 167 542 196 171 143 510 $81 491 497 1569 wo 162 163 201 526 152 148 131 431 158 131 145 434 472 442 477 1391 Ww2 156 156156 468 141 141 141 423 166 207 164 573 463 504 461 1428 w2 149 144 214 507 153.153 153 459 160 182 192 534 462 479 559 1500 w4 200 153.157 510 159 177 225 561 178-158°190-"526 $37 488 572 1597 wo 140 126 109 375 192 147 167 506 178 157 187 522 $10 430 463 1403 Ww3 196151127 47¢ 181 165 213 55¢ 183 211 180 57¢ 217 171 174 56z 172 169 218 5S¢ 949 867 912 272€ wl 170 156 189 515 156135 171 462 193 193 191 577 180 186 193 559 212 176 202 $90

911 846 946 2703 w3 166 134 154 454 133 141 155 429 92138 89 319 189 190 197 576 165 142 156 463 745 745 751 2241 wl 158 116 123 397 132 107 134 373 156 132:128416 151 142 131 424 159 181114 454 777 699 651 2127 wl 116 130117 363 118 87 83 288 135 137 112 384 123 102 136 238 147 130 152 282 636 583 600 1819 w3 87 86125 298 115 130 106 357 130 113.131 374 137 144115 396 131 133 143 407 616 622 636 1874 wl . 81 96 79 256 105 88 87 280 119 132 197 448 331 332 379 1042 w3 135 156 133 424 103 85 101 289 125 118111 354 363 359 345 1067 w4 145 136 281 . 122 126 248 267 244 KO's wo Lott , 133 149 282 Witwer 142 180 322 Blind Total LUCKY STRIKERS woFrey, D. 104 104 104 312 Frey, A. 103 103 103 309 Jaynes 72 72 72 246 Total 279 279 279 867 HARD LUCK 3 w3 Presser 133 119 113 365 Price 93 80108 281 Fredrick 128 80 86 294 Total 354 279 307 940 Bantam League FIRE BALLS wl Alexander 70 60 79 209 Conant 98 98 98 294 Moon 168 142 136 446 Total inc. HC 374 338 351 1063 GUTTER BALLS w3 Prewitt 70 100 120 290 Hallett, P. 72 96104 272 Hallett, M. 75 83110 268 Total inc. HC 315 377 432 1114 LANE BURNERS w2 Halsten 139 110 145 394! Ellifson 77 101 135 “313 Shere 87 87 87 261 Total inc. HC 365 360 429 1154 NUT CRACKERS w3 Fellerson 101 101 101 303 Haddy 104 68 83 255 Beckers 123 76 82 281 Total inc. HC 419 336 357 1112 MIXED NUTS wl Halsien 138 128 184 450 Davis 65 65 65 195 McLeod 118 93116 327 Total inc. HC 326 291 370 987 Outlaws Win Again PLACERVILLE----The Outlaws made it two in a row last week as they defeated the Nevada City Lumberjacks by the score of 15-11 Wednesday night. The first game, played at Nevada City was won by the Outlaws by the score of $3. The later win gives the Placerville nine the pennant. After the ‘Jackshad established a record of 10 wins and no defeats, they proceededto lose the rest of the season's tilts for a final record of 10 victories and 6 losses in league play. Most of their losses can be atributed to the many errors committed on the field. The annual Placer-Nevada League-award banquet will be held in Placerville Sept. 15. During the banquet the pennant will be presented to the Outlaws and announcements of the outstanding players will be made. GV Chamber Sets Deer Hunting Contest GRASS VALLEY---The Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce is busy arranging a contest for the hunters of Nevada County deer. The contest will continue all season and awards will be mailed to the out of town winners, There will be no entry fee. Cash prizes have been set up by various businessmen. Thecontest will be awarded on the width of the antler spread, not on the weight as Sporting Goods, Bishop's Union station, the Gold Pan ° Liquor Store and the Alpha Hardware, Two rules are in effect: (1) The hunter must be registered. (2) The deer must have been killed in Nevada County. ‘ Registration will consist of the hunters name and address, the deer tag number and the automobile license number. in so many of the contests, First prize will be $25, second $15 and third prize $10. Along with these cash prizes will be merchandise awards based on a drawing from all the registrants. Each ofthe original six cash donors will have the necessary entry blanks. Plans for an all-night place to sign-up for the contest are still being for mulated. Measuring will be done at Bishop's Union station in the heart of Grass Valley and also at another central location. The merchants who have the entry blanks are the newly constructed Holiday Motel Liquor Store, the Sportsman's Liquor Store, Crenshaws NC Firemen Plan Deer Breakfast NEVADA CIT Y---The city's volunteer fire department will hold a "Deer Hunters Breakfast" from midnight Sept. 21 'til8 a.m. the following morning. Dear season opens Sept. 22 at day break. Breakfast, which will consist of ham and eggs, hot cakes, and coffee, will be served at the Ice House on the Plaza according to Dennis Coughlin, fire chief. Coughlin said that the head chef will be Carl Kopp and that Ernie Pello would lead the clean-up.committee. Little Leaguers To See Giants NEVADA CIT Y---All members of the Nevada City Little League are eligible to travel to San Francisco tomorrow to see the Giants play the Milwaukee Braves. T his includes the members of both the major and minor leagues. Those desiring to go are to meet at the Seven Hills School at 7:45 a.m. and bring a sack lunch, no more than two dollars spending money, and anote from par‘. ents stating that they may ' ake the trip. Irs just WILMAR -VELOUS ~ TOO MARVELOUS ‘se: l FOR WORDS LIKE 41091 GLORIOUS a 2, 3, & 4 BEDROOM MODELS 7! & ALL NEW MULTIPLE UNITS 100% FINANCING [is ON YOUR LOT + Model Home Tastefully Furnished by BONDS Grass Valley & Nevada City. ae LONI S Ph: 273-4486 ; _ en Bill or Don. -at 16 4H Members At Conference DAVIS---Sixteen 4-H girls and boys from Nevada County are attending the State 4-H Leadership Conference on the Davis Campus of University of California Monday to Friday of this week. 1500 4-H members and leaders from SS counties are attending the Conference, One of the highlights was the State Dress Revue which was held last night. Miss Betty Burcham, a mem= ber of the Meadowlarks 4-H Club, was Nevada County's representative in the Revue, The boys and girls are attending training sessions, short courses, and programs presented by faculty members of the University. They are hearing speakers, eminent in youth leadership programs, Atthe top of the list is the opportunity to meet and talk with five International-Farm Youth Exchange students from Uruguay, Poland, Israel, Holland and Sweden. Mr, & Mrs. George Bur = cham, community leaders of Meadowlarks club, arein charge of the recreation program and training sessions throughout the conference, Mrs, Ted Kennedy and Frank Schoellerman accom-= panied the boys and girls as leaders. Delegates attending the conference are: Terry Meekins, Eddie Scofield, Janice Paul, Wesley Schulze, Chris Ducotey, Elton Butler, Carol Wishmeyer, John Hart, Larraine Karniss,. Tom Rackerby, Catherine Martz, Bill Helphinstine, Betty Burcham, Dick Veale, Diana Hopkins, Shirley Personeni. They Cost A Lot of Money! ° With hospital and medical costs sky-rocketing, your group hospital insurance at your place of employment can give you only partial coverage. An individual hospital policy costs less than you think; can make the difference between an expensive hospital stay and one that costs you nothing. CURNOW HALLS INSURANCE 316 Broad St. Dial 265-4586 Doe Permit Deadline SACRAMENTO---The deadline is rapidly approaching for deer hunters to apply for permits to participate in one of the state's 1962 antlerless or either sex deer hunts, the Department of Fish and Plus AIR PATROL Sun. -Tues, ADVISE AND CONSENT Plus 13 WEST STREET 2-4 Alan Ladd Rod Steiger E Dolores Dorn Game advised this week, Thirty-one hunts still are open to the public, one of which is reserved for archers who need only anunused deer tag to participate. An additional three hunts are limited to military personnel, andthe drawing already has been held for the Orange County hunt, Applications, which are attached to 1962 deer tags, must be received by the Department's license office, 1825-A "K" Street, Sacramento, by Tuesday, September11, The drawing will be held September 13. Maps showing the areas of the hunts and giving detailed instructions for applying are available, or on display, at all license agents. Persons whose names are drawn will be notified by mail to send $5 for a permit. EXPERT PRINTING Printing For Every Purpose «CIRCULARS ** STATIONERY . ** MAIL PIECES #* BILLS **xFORMS NEVADA CO. PRINTING and PUBLISHING 212 W. Main St. GRASS VALLEY phone 273-4590 WINDBREAKERS Just A Reminder Get Them Ready For Back To School @@eesd JACKETS & UNDERWEAR SOCKS CONTINENTAL Taper SLACKS SWEATERS in Latest Styles GYMWEAR Socks Trunks Supporters Sweatshirts BUTTON DOWN SPORT SHIRTS Short & Long Sleeves JUST ARRIVED!! MACHINE WASHABLE WOOL SHIRTS Berne f bel 128 Mill St. Grass Valley ‘Phone.. 273-2034 MINE & MILL MACHINERY CAMP & MILL fi 4 600 Ton Milling Plant CRUSHING PLANT EQUIPT. CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY “TUNGSTEN o NEVADA (28 mi. Sof Winnemucca) MON. & TUES. SEPT. 17 & 18 starting 10 A.M. ea. dey i formerly owned by NEVADA-MASSACHUSSETTS CO. one of the largest tungsten operations in the U.S. Aj (33) Mine Battery Locomotives; iad (185) Mine Cars; (3) Surface mm Locomotives; (16) Surface Cars; ie (600 TON) Rail to 100#; wi (20) Muckers; (54) Slushers & Tuggers; (20) Mine Blowers; (75) Mine Pumps; (11) Mine {i Hoists to 225 HP.; Lamp House & Mine Safety Equipt.; 100,000 ft. Mine Timber & Lumber; (20) Air es ‘Compressors to 160 HP. DRILLING EQUIPMENT (138) Track Drills, Rock Drills, “ Jackhammers, Drifters, Stopers; (1000's) New Swede Drill Steel Carbide Bits. CONSTRUCTION EQUIPT. Shovels, Tractors, Loaders, Graders, Dump Trucks, etc. p CRUSHING PLANT A EQUIPMENT fi Symons & Jaw Crushers, Feeders, Fi ane EQUIPT. Screens & Vibrators, Magnets, Weightometer, Hoists, Conveyors, Conveyor Belting. CHEMICAL & PILOT PLANT Assay Equipment. NEW SUPPLIES & PARTS 130,000# New Steel, Electrical Supplies, Truck & Auto Parts, a Pump & Compressor Parts, Aa Conveyor Parts, Plumbing Supplies, New Tools, etc. 600 ton MILLING PLANT Marcy Ball Mills 641 &66, WA Flotation Cells, Jig, Feeders & Mixers, Sizers, Concentrate Tables: & Bins, Filters, Precipitator, a! Classifiers, Thickeners, Conditioners, Steel Tanks, Mill Belt & Chain Bucket Elevators, (75) Mill Pumps, Conveyors, Fj Dryers, Kilns, Blowers, Magnetic [aug Separators, Laboratory, etc. POWER & ELECTRICAL EQUIPT. Diesel Generator Sets to 31214 KVA; Light Plants to 7500 watt; Oil Type Transformers, Capacitors, Electric Power & Switch Gear, Power Transmission fi Equipt., Copper Power Cable, etc. (300) Standby AC Electric Motors to 150-HP. WATER & PIPE LINE (75) Water Pumps, (5) Deep Well Pumps, (51) Motor & . Booster Pumps, Steel Water Tanks, 40000 ft. Pipe, Underground Fire Fighting System. MAINTENANCE EQUIPT. Machine Shop, Welding Equipt., Wood Shop, Pipe & Plumbing Shop, Hand Tools, Garage & Automotive Repair Equipt., etc. (40) TRUCKS OFFICE MACHINES & EQUIPMENT floors, plumbing, electricity. Covered, Some All Steel. (100) HOUSES & BUILDINGS—Frame construction with hardwood PLANT & WAREMOUSE BUILDINGS—Some Metal or Corrugated CAMP & BUNKMOUSE FURNISHINGS © Fuel & Storage Tanks. ‘. anon] CALL, WRITE, WIRE FOR AUCTION BROCHURE .,, DAWID WEISZ CO. Auliconcers