August 29, 1962 (10 pages)

st of Vere and dis = horfinal eva ;reases ther 1 as and awn tic and the ace reed inable nth t in ore = ard the son enhey traill, und the tic rent 1 of the nal OV = liseat av inn= C= of on, nt of gS The Nevada County NUGGET.Wednesday, August 29, 1962.Page 9 BYWAYS} oe = BY DEAN THOMPSON HANDSHAKING. .,,. Politics in California are off to a rapid start this election year. Campaigns usually are kicked off over the Labor Day weekend, but this year they seem tohave continued through the summer without losing steam in the primary election..It was a.firm ~ handshake with Attorney General Stanley Mosk Thursday afternoon at the home of Nevada County District Attorney HaroldBerliner, Local law enforcement officers were allthere to pay their respects. The attorney general was closeted with a phone much of the time, for his opponent is waging a free-swinging campaign (opponent Thomas Coakley was the first candidate to stump Nevada County more than a week ago), and the charges and challenges must be answered from wherever the attorney general is campaigning atthetime. A short press conference, then a short visit te blevada County's fair, then Attorney General Mosk was oft for other cities in his campaign.. We ex pected to meet John Busterud, campaigning for state treasurer, Thursday evening. But the candidate had been detained in Fresno, where his reception had been beyond the expectations of his campaign managers. Campaigning in a house trailer with his family, Busterud had received excellent publicity around the state. He arrived Friday and spent many hours at the. fair..Then yesterday, the third state candidate to tour the county — in five days arrived with Amy Nygard for an introduction andchat. DonRose, formerly chief assistant to Lt, Governor Glenn Anderson until he resigned to begin his campaign, hopes to fill the only-state office now held by a Republican---secretary of state. Rose and his wife, Roma, arrived in Nevada County Monday and were feted informally by local supporters. Now living in South Pasadena, the Roses were married shortly after their student days at the University of Kansas, They make a striking couple as they tour the state, eeeoeese Marquis Childs, has received many journalistic honors, including the Sigma Delta Chi award "for sustained insight in national affairs, firsthand reporting and effective writing.” An award for distinguished journalism from the University of Missouri, too, Childs has lectured at the Columbia University School of Journalism, and at the University of Oregon. .The columnist and his wife live in a pleasantly comfortable house in the Chevy Chase section, just a few minutes drive from the Capitol, the White House, government office buildings and and the foreign embassies, all his stamping grounds, ON HER WAY. Miss Hope Snider, NUHSgraduate of June, leaves tomorrow on a tripthat willtake her to Rome and an educationtheré. .While in Europe, Miss Snider will be sending a monthly column to the Nugget, some with illustrations,.,.Bon voyage, Miss columnist. CAMPAIGNING..John Busterud, at the driver's seat, motors his family around California in his campaign to become state treasurer. The Busterud trailer spent Saturday night in Nevada County while the candidate and his family enjoyed the Nevada County Fair. No Go Carts On Roads! GRASS. VALLEY ---Lt. Wallihan, commander of the California Highway Patrol's Grass Valley Area, reminded residents that it is illegal to operate go-carts on public streets or highways. "These small motorized vehicles are barred from pub= lic roads because they do not comply with vehicle code requirements for lights, brakes, turn signals, horns and mufflers," he said. "Even if go-carts could be ‘legally equipped, the driver 3];w Ould be required to have a valid operator's license. " He also pointed out that that operation of go-carts on ‘public streetsis extremely hazardous. It is difficult for the automobile driver to see the carts because of their low silhouette, "Parents should realize that they are criminally liable if they allow their youngsters to operate these go-carts illegally. I urge them to make sure that use of these vehiclesis restricted to private property, where the chance of a tragic accident is reduced," Republican Candidate Visits Fair GRASS VALLEY ---John A. Busterud, Republican nominee for state treasurer, attending the County Fair in Grass Valley, stated Saturday, “Governmental economay, taxes and fiscal responsibility are the leading issues in the fall election. " Demonstrating his belief that the people of California should know their officials, Busterud, with his wife and three children, is traveling some,30,000 miles up and down the State in a 26-foot motor home, “This gives me an opportunity," Busterud said, "to meet and discuss the need for sound financial judgment in State government, more economy in government spending programs, and the reduction of taxes with the citizens of California in their own communities throughout the State." The motorhomeis, in effect; a combined home and campaignheadquarters on wheels, It has accomodations for five persons, a kitchen, bath and shower. "A vigilant Treasurer, " Busterud stated, "should be the watchdog of the public purse. He is responsible for safely investing millions of dollars in State funds each year. These monies belong to the people of California and should be invested safely on their behalf, " "Taxes are too high,” he stated and added, "I shall continue to fight to eliminate waste and to obtain reduced taxes, Government already takes too much from one's pocketbook at the Federal, State and local levels,” Two GV Men Are Reassigned LACKLAND AFB---Two Grass Valley men are being reassigned to new bases to attend technical training courses following completion of United States Air Force basic military training here. They are Airman Basic William Podbreger III, whose parents reside on Star Route, Grass Valley, and Airman Basic James C, Conley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther M. Conley of Grass Valley. Airman Podbreger will attend a course for munitions specialists at Lowry AFB, Colo. Airman Conley will attend an aircraft maintenance tl gee COLUMNIST..Marquis Childs, new addition to the Nugget staff, sits at his Washington, D.C., desk ready to report on national and international affairs inhis weekly column, "Washington Calling." a State To Hold Public Auction GRASS VALLEY---A public auction will be conducted by the State Division of Highways, Sept, 6, beginning at 10a,.m., forthe sale and remov al of four dwellings in Grass Valley andNevada City. Thé frame structures will be ope for inspection Aug. 30 from 10 a.m, to 3 p.m., and on auction day just before time of sale, They willbe auctioned on their respective premises in the following order: 1) House and garage at 211 Sv Auburn St. , Grass Valley; formerly owned by Willaim ChurchChoir € Reorganized NEVADA CITY ---Reorganization of, and the first rehearsal for, the First Methodist Church choir will be held Aug. 30 at 7:30 p.m. in the Church, The prospective members of the group will meet with Mrs. Byron Stebbins, who is the newdirector and with Mrs. Sterling Snow, whowill play the organ for accompani-~ ment, Anyone who can sing is welcome to join the choir by attending the first session of the new season, Fredonyer Pass in Lassen County was discovered by Dr, Atlas Fredonyer in 1852. .C, George. for future freeway construction between Grass Valley and Nevada City. For terms of sale and other information, contact Division of Highways, 7th&B Sts. , Marysville, 2) House, garage,. and chicken house at 200 Bank St., Grass Valley; formerly owned by Martin Wasley. 3) Cabin No, 7 at 333 Idaho-Maryland Rd., Grass Valley; formerly owned by ~ Mary McVean Milligan. WATCHES ~ {PD < CLOCKS . _4) House at 337 SacraJEWELRY ! mento St., Nevada City; see Veowiring se formerly owned by Violet B. E. M. DALPEZ ial 265-4501. JEWELER Fishter. ; 231% BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY The land has been acquired hese BUY UNIT LOTS & SAVE*x% _-. D.E. MATSON FOREST PRODUCTS HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY CS OO eee eS es DEL OT 96907) mm ~STERRE SPRING WATER DELIVERED IN 5 GAL. BOTTLES MODERN COOLERS TO Phone 265-426] specialists course at Shep-_ pard AFB, Tex. HELD From Last Week And Continuing Until September 5 83rd Annual Off to school now.but what about college? We are helping many parents save for the high cost of college-educations for their children. Start now. open a “college” savings account with us and add to it regularly. Here your savings earn excellent returns and are insured by the FSLIC. a U.S. Government agency. : Now is the time to make that move to more earnings on your savings. And at MIDVALLEY SAVINGS, you get the personal service of a locally managed association.plus the added strength of affiliation with associations whose combined assets total more than $450 million. Accounts opened by CURRENT MINIMUM the 10th earn interest from the Ist. Plenty of ANNUAL RATE, PAYABLE Quaatenty parking at all offices, ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO $10,000 BY A PERMANENT AGENCY © THE U. S. GOVERNMENT. member of Financial Fedetation, inc./Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation/Fedaral Home Lean Bank Systesp PeOERAti ON 35 Years of Service to Savers and Homeowners MIDVALLEY JSAVENGS oe .onn sssocrncn FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU YUBA CITY OFFICE GRASS VALLEY OFFICE OROVILLE CTTED 435 Center read 432 South Avdbure Steed 3920 Bid Sires tiquieity QA;E OFFICE: MARYSVILLE, 327 Fourth Street MEMBER OF THE SAVINGS AND LOAN FOUNDATION, INC., SPONSOR OF THIS NO LIMIT TO QUANTITY Buy One Quart BOYSEN RUBBERGLO Flat Wall Finish . . (13 beautiful ready-mixed colors — also Colorizer custom-mixed colors slightly higher) GET SECOND quart. J/¢ : MOULE PAINT AND GLASS HILLS FLAT ADVERTISEMENT JIN LOOK AND THE SATURDAY BVENING POST OVER . The Underwood-Olivetti LETTERA 22 is the only lightweight portable with all the important features of standard office typewriters. Weighing just 8% pounds (or II% pounds with the handsome carrying case), it has full-scale keyboard-set tabulatior, basket shift, automatic paragraph indentation and 4-position touch control, plus such special advantages as vertical half-spacing (especially useful for inserting corrections and for typing mathematical or chemical formulae), horizontal half-spacing (for inserting omitted letters) and a 43rd key with . and —: (These features are particularly important to students, engineers and technicians.) The Lettera 22 is also available with a wide choice of foreign-language keyboards. $498. P.O. BOX 363, GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA itera 22 Only 3 inches high. the Lettera 22 can be carried in a suitcase if desired. Its lightweight, sturdy construction and trouble-free dependability have made it a favorite of journalists, professional “writers and world travelers. Because ofits attractivedesign many have chosen it for home use: its clean, simple lines harmonize with traditional or modern decor. while either of its distinctive type faces lends character to personal or professional correspondence. HOBBYHOUSE & OFFICE EQUIPMENT 120: West Main Street Grass Valley, California Phone 273-4288

st of Vere and dis = horfinal eva ;reases ther 1 as and awn tic and the ace reed inable nth t in ore = ard the son enhey traill, und the tic rent 1 of the nal OV = liseat av inn= C= of on, nt of gS The Nevada County NUGGET..Wednesday, August 29, 1962..Page 9 BYWAYS} oe = BY DEAN THOMPSON HANDSHAKING. .,,. Politics in California are off to a rapid start this election year. Campaigns usually are kicked off over the Labor Day weekend, but this year they seem tohave continued through the summer without losing steam in the primary election...It was a.firm ~ handshake with Attorney General Stanley Mosk Thursday afternoon at the home of Nevada County District Attorney HaroldBerliner, Local law enforcement officers were allthere to pay their respects. The attorney general was closeted with a phone much of the time, for his opponent is waging a free-swinging campaign (opponent Thomas Coakley was the first candidate to stump Nevada County more than a week ago), and the charges and challenges must be answered from wherever the attorney general is campaigning atthetime. A short press conference, then a short visit te blevada County's fair, then Attorney General Mosk was oft for other cities in his campaign... We ex pected to meet John Busterud, campaigning for state treasurer, Thursday evening. But the candidate had been detained in Fresno, where his reception had been beyond the expectations of his campaign managers. Campaigning in a house trailer with his family, Busterud had received excellent publicity around the state. He arrived Friday and spent many hours at the. fair...Then yesterday, the third state candidate to tour the county — in five days arrived with Amy Nygard for an introduction andchat. DonRose, formerly chief assistant to Lt, Governor Glenn Anderson until he resigned to begin his campaign, hopes to fill the only-state office now held by a Republican---secretary of state. Rose and his wife, Roma, arrived in Nevada County Monday and were feted informally by local supporters. Now living in South Pasadena, the Roses were married shortly after their student days at the University of Kansas, They make a striking couple as they tour the state, eeeoeese Marquis Childs, has received many journalistic honors, including the Sigma Delta Chi award "for sustained insight in national affairs, firsthand reporting and effective writing.” An award for distinguished journalism from the University of Missouri, too, Childs has lectured at the Columbia University School of Journalism, and at the University of Oregon. ..The columnist and his wife live in a pleasantly comfortable house in the Chevy Chase section, just a few minutes drive from the Capitol, the White House, government office buildings and and the foreign embassies, all his stamping grounds, ON HER WAY.. Miss Hope Snider, NUHSgraduate of June, leaves tomorrow on a tripthat willtake her to Rome and an educationtheré. ..While in Europe, Miss Snider will be sending a monthly column to the Nugget, some with illustrations,.,.Bon voyage, Miss columnist. CAMPAIGNING...John Busterud, at the driver's seat, motors his family around California in his campaign to become state treasurer. The Busterud trailer spent Saturday night in Nevada County while the candidate and his family enjoyed the Nevada County Fair. No Go Carts On Roads! GRASS. VALLEY ---Lt. Wallihan, commander of the California Highway Patrol's Grass Valley Area, reminded residents that it is illegal to operate go-carts on public streets or highways. "These small motorized vehicles are barred from pub= lic roads because they do not comply with vehicle code requirements for lights, brakes, turn signals, horns and mufflers," he said. "Even if go-carts could be ‘legally equipped, the driver 3];w Ould be required to have a valid operator's license. " He also pointed out that that operation of go-carts on ‘public streetsis extremely hazardous. It is difficult for the automobile driver to see the carts because of their low silhouette, "Parents should realize that they are criminally liable if they allow their youngsters to operate these go-carts illegally. I urge them to make sure that use of these vehiclesis restricted to private property, where the chance of a tragic accident is reduced," Republican Candidate Visits Fair GRASS VALLEY ---John A. Busterud, Republican nominee for state treasurer, attending the County Fair in Grass Valley, stated Saturday, “Governmental economay, taxes and fiscal responsibility are the leading issues in the fall election. " Demonstrating his belief that the people of California should know their officials, Busterud, with his wife and three children, is traveling some,30,000 miles up and down the State in a 26-foot motor home, “This gives me an opportunity," Busterud said, "to meet and discuss the need for sound financial judgment in State government, more economy in government spending programs, and the reduction of taxes with the citizens of California in their own communities throughout the State." The motorhomeis, in effect; a combined home and campaignheadquarters on wheels, It has accomodations for five persons, a kitchen, bath and shower. "A vigilant Treasurer, " Busterud stated, "should be the watchdog of the public purse. He is responsible for safely investing millions of dollars in State funds each year. These monies belong to the people of California and should be invested safely on their behalf, " "Taxes are too high,” he stated and added, "I shall continue to fight to eliminate waste and to obtain reduced taxes, Government already takes too much from one's pocketbook at the Federal, State and local levels,” Two GV Men Are Reassigned LACKLAND AFB---Two Grass

Valley men are being reassigned to new bases to attend technical training courses following completion of United States Air Force basic military training here. They are Airman Basic William Podbreger III, whose parents reside on Star Route, Grass Valley, and Airman Basic James C, Conley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther M. Conley of Grass Valley. Airman Podbreger will attend a course for munitions specialists at Lowry AFB, Colo. Airman Conley will attend an aircraft maintenance tl gee COLUMNIST...Marquis Childs, new addition to the Nugget staff, sits at his Washington, D.C., desk ready to report on national and international affairs inhis weekly column, "Washington Calling." a State To Hold Public Auction GRASS VALLEY---A public auction will be conducted by the State Division of Highways, Sept, 6, beginning at 10a,.m., forthe sale and remov al of four dwellings in Grass Valley andNevada City. Thé frame structures will be ope for inspection Aug. 30 from 10 a.m, to 3 p.m., and on auction day just before time of sale, They willbe auctioned on their respective premises in the following order: 1) House and garage at 211 Sv Auburn St. , Grass Valley; formerly owned by Willaim ChurchChoir € Reorganized NEVADA CITY ---Reorganization of, and the first rehearsal for, the First Methodist Church choir will be held Aug. 30 at 7:30 p.m. in the Church, The prospective members of the group will meet with Mrs. Byron Stebbins, who is the newdirector and with Mrs. Sterling Snow, whowill play the organ for accompani-~ ment, Anyone who can sing is welcome to join the choir by attending the first session of the new season, Fredonyer Pass in Lassen County was discovered by Dr, Atlas Fredonyer in 1852. .C, George. for future freeway construction between Grass Valley and Nevada City. For terms of sale and other information, contact Division of Highways, 7th&B Sts. , Marysville, 2) House, garage,. and chicken house at 200 Bank St., Grass Valley; formerly owned by Martin Wasley. 3) Cabin No, 7 at 333 Idaho-Maryland Rd., Grass Valley; formerly owned by ~ Mary McVean Milligan. WATCHES ~ {PD < CLOCKS . _4) House at 337 SacraJEWELRY ! mento St., Nevada City; see Veowiring se formerly owned by Violet B. E. M. DALPEZ ial 265-4501. JEWELER Fishter. ; 231% BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY The land has been acquired hese BUY UNIT LOTS & SAVE*x% _-. D.E. MATSON FOREST PRODUCTS HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY CS OO eee eS es DEL OT 96907) mm ~STERRE SPRING WATER DELIVERED IN 5 GAL. BOTTLES MODERN COOLERS TO Phone 265-426] specialists course at Shep-_ pard AFB, Tex. HELD From Last Week And Continuing Until September 5 83rd Annual Off to school now..but what about college? We are helping many parents save for the high cost of college-educations for their children. Start now.. open a “college” savings account with us and add to it regularly. Here your savings earn excellent returns and are insured by the FSLIC.. a U.S. Government agency. : Now is the time to make that move to more earnings on your savings. And at MIDVALLEY SAVINGS, you get the personal service of a locally managed association..plus the added strength of affiliation with associations whose combined assets total more than $450 million. Accounts opened by CURRENT MINIMUM the 10th earn interest from the Ist. Plenty of ANNUAL RATE, PAYABLE Quaatenty parking at all offices, ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO $10,000 BY A PERMANENT AGENCY © THE U. S. GOVERNMENT. member of Financial Fedetation, inc./Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation/Fedaral Home Lean Bank Systesp PeOERAti ON 35 Years of Service to Savers and Homeowners MIDVALLEY JSAVENGS oe .onn sssocrncn FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU YUBA CITY OFFICE GRASS VALLEY OFFICE OROVILLE CTTED 435 Center read 432 South Avdbure Steed 3920 Bid Sires tiquieity QA;E OFFICE: MARYSVILLE, 327 Fourth Street MEMBER OF THE SAVINGS AND LOAN FOUNDATION, INC., SPONSOR OF THIS NO LIMIT TO QUANTITY Buy One Quart BOYSEN RUBBERGLO Flat Wall Finish . . (13 beautiful ready-mixed colors — also Colorizer custom-mixed colors slightly higher) GET SECOND quart.. J/¢ : MOULE PAINT AND GLASS HILLS FLAT ADVERTISEMENT JIN LOOK AND THE SATURDAY BVENING POST OVER . The Underwood-Olivetti LETTERA 22 is the only lightweight portable with all the important features of standard office typewriters. Weighing just 8% pounds (or II% pounds with the handsome carrying case), it has full-scale keyboard-set tabulatior, basket shift, automatic paragraph indentation and 4-position touch control, plus such special advantages as vertical half-spacing (especially useful for inserting corrections and for typing mathematical or chemical formulae), horizontal half-spacing (for inserting omitted letters) and a 43rd key with . and —: (These features are particularly important to students, engineers and technicians.) The Lettera 22 is also available with a wide choice of foreign-language keyboards. $498. P.O. BOX 363, GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA itera 22 Only 3 inches high. the Lettera 22 can be carried in a suitcase if desired. Its lightweight, sturdy construction and trouble-free dependability have made it a favorite of journalists, professional “writers and world travelers. Because ofits attractivedesign many have chosen it for home use: its clean, simple lines harmonize with traditional or modern decor. while either of its distinctive type faces lends character to personal or professional correspondence. HOBBYHOUSE & OFFICE EQUIPMENT 120: West Main Street Grass Valley, California Phone 273-4288