August 8, 1963 (20 pages)

Pe a a See GIOL — £90D0OUN SOL P 95td Page 5. The Nugget. August 8, 1963. Pag ab a geet oo +E . More Medical Equipment Sent To Open Clinics Trinity Episcopal Church, Nevada City, wasthe grateful recipient of some of the finest Medical Equipment last year from three local doctors. The equipment of the late Dr. S, Fritz Tobias, a physician and surgeon in Grass Valley for 25 years, went-to the newly established Episcopal Church Mission at Lake Izabal in the remote mountains of Guatemala. It is now being used to serve a primitive and backward area inhabited by Indians who have nothing in _material possessions. Due to lack of proper power facilities and technical difficulty, Fr. Deamery, head of the Mission could not use some of the larger pieces of equipment, including an eye, ear, nose and throat examination chair; and other surgical supplies. Atthis time re-classifying and further inventory hadtobe made. This was accomplished by the aid of Dr. Robert Hume of Nevada City, and Miss Mary Tassons, 4 surgical nurse at Sierra Nevada. Hospital. Before the clipper was docked and the equipment was trucked into the Mission, a doctor was found to set up the clinic which is now using equipment from Dr. Tobias’ office and the eye, ear, nose and throat supplies and instruments given by Dr. Frank Roy Missner of Nevada City, -now: retired.) , Vi The present left-over equipment, along with dental equipment, given by Dr. Russell G. Merrill of Grass Valley, now re~ tired, is now crated for shipment at the Grass Valley Transfer. The eight crated boxes weighing a total of 4460 gross pounds will be sent by Pacific Motor Freight and steamshipto Formosa. Its-destination isSt. Paul'sClinic, in Taiwan. Thisrecently developed clinic was made possible with funds from “Missionary Lenten Boxes” com-~ ing from Episcopal Churches all over the U.S. The church has been able to partially equip the clinic. Even though they are just beginning, The Rev. Patric L, Hutton states ina letter to Rev. Noble, “we are being forced to enlarge our scope to meet the many needs here” and "the medical equipment and supplies will be received with deep gratefulness and much enthusiasm. * The Episcopal Church now has 2 medical clinics opened in the eee, % FREE ESTIMATES TOWN TALK ee 265-2570 FreePick-up And Delivery Missionary District of Taiwan, Formosa. To get a picture of its people, Taiwan is an island of contrasts. Sons of fishermen work in modern industrial plants, Children of Buddhist parents attend Episcopal churches and schools, Communism strives with democracy. Nationalists try to establish lives in a new land while ever hoping to return to the old China. The costs of shipping the medical equipment will be paid by the Overseas Missionary Dept. of the Episcopal Church, through the arrangements of Paul A. Tate, member of the Overseas Mission Society. Rev. Noble says the church owes thanks to the generosity of Dr. RussellG. Merrill, Dr. Frank Roy Missner and Mr. Norman Grag, commissioned to make the memorial of the late Dr. S. Fritz Tobias. "These peoples of Formosa who will receive the benefits of this medical equipment will utter their thanks for many years to come. " — as . ee RET A misdemeanor complaint has been filed in the Grass Valley Ju dicial District Court against Hugh A. Wasman, for violation of Sec. 4158 of the Calif. Public Resources Code which makes it illegal to operate a gasoline powered saw on brush covered land without providing a serviceable fire extinguisher or service~ able shovel for fire-fighting purposes. Wasman was cutting wood with a power saw without providing adequate fireclearance in the immediate vicinity of a fire C.R. Swan Is Cited C.R. Swan, Grass Valley was cited by the California Division of Forestry for violation of Section 4155 of the California Public Resources Code, which makes it illegal to use welding equipment in a grass covered area without proper 10 foot clearance away from all inflammable material and without a back-pack pump and one shovel inthe case of fire. This violation resulted in a small grass fire on the Swan property. FORTUNE TELLING & PALM READING PAST -PRESENT -FUT URE Advice on love, marriage and business. If you are sick, introuble or need any help, see me immediately. I have helped people throughout the world find their place in life. Why not you? A Full Life Reading $5.00 Dollars, With This Ad Only $1.00 Dollar. Limited time Only. OPEN 9am to 9pm DAILY and SUNDAY FOR APPOINT MENT CALL 273-9971 . 546 E. Main St. Day. Officials atthe Marysville district office suggested that vaca~ tioners and week-end travelers in the Sierra-Nevada region plan to leave for home or points west earlier in the day than usual in orderto avoid the congestion and delay. Allocation Received The California Highway Commission ‘last week allocated $12, 000 for the channelization of Highway 49 at Hughes Rd. near Hills Flat to provide a left-turn lane.The project, which will be financed entirely by the state, will also widen the intersection. D7 NEW FALL FASHIONS NOW ON DISPLAY Come Ink which occurred July 27 on the Bridgeport area property of HowardRichardson. The resultant fire covered seven acres and required seven California Division of Forestry firetrucks, bulldozer and & Utilize} eal Our LayAway Plan SHOP THE NEW FALL LINES NOW '$HOP SO 106 N. PINE STREET Grass Valle NEVADA CITY weet eer He eee ree et +e hekE ess CHE Some Delay Expected Because Of Traffic On Donner Summit With week-end traffic reaching all-time summer highs in the Donner Summit area on US 40, California Division of Highways officials warned motorists to ex~ pect some delay on the route on Sunday afternoons and evenings. California Division of Highways maintenance forces and the Highway Patrol are putting every effort into expediting traffic over the steep, winding grade. The temporary congestion is expected to last for the next five or six week-ends, until after Labor Misdemeanor Complaint’ ~~ borate tanker drops to bring it under control, plus three California Youth Authority hand crews for the eight hour mop up of the fired area. Robert Burns, Ranger, NevadaYuba District Ranger for the California Division of Forestry em~ phasizes that chain saw operators must comply with this section of the law, providing adequate clearance away from brush and grass and maintaining an extinguisher or shovel for possible fire suppression . WATCHES ~ {9p < CLOCKS JEWELRY “a Saas Repclirins SS E. M. DALPEZ Dial 265-4501 JEWELER 231% BROAD ST, NEVADA CITY __ No, we don’t get many now-a-days. Our savers bring us checks, greenbacks, rolls of pennies (some with indian heads). ~ and we're not a’bit ‘choosy! But. if you'd like to bring us your “49’er nugget”, just watch’ your mail for details. We’d like to revive this honorable old mother-lode tradition and we'll let you in on our plan.soon! Just watch the mail for the old 49’cr with your personal 49’er nugget. , OTHER LODE BANK MEMBER F.D.I.C. GRASS VALLEY ‘MAIN OFFICE: PLACERVILLE ‘Branch Offices: Grass Valley Sonora, Folsom

Pe a a See GIOL — £90D0OUN SOL P 95td Page 5.. The Nugget.. August 8, 1963.. Pag ab a geet oo +E . More Medical Equipment Sent To Open Clinics Trinity Episcopal Church, Nevada City, wasthe grateful recipient of some of the finest Medical Equipment last year from three local doctors. The equipment of the late Dr. S, Fritz Tobias, a physician and surgeon in Grass Valley for 25 years, went-to the newly established Episcopal Church Mission at Lake Izabal in the remote mountains of Guatemala. It is now being used to serve a primitive and backward area inhabited by Indians who have nothing in _material possessions. Due to lack of proper power facilities and technical difficulty, Fr. Deamery, head of the Mission could not use some of the larger pieces of equipment, including an eye, ear, nose and throat examination chair; and other surgical supplies. Atthis time re-classifying and further inventory hadtobe made. This was accomplished by the aid of Dr. Robert Hume of Nevada City, and Miss Mary Tassons, 4 surgical nurse at Sierra Nevada. Hospital. Before the clipper was docked and the equipment was trucked into the Mission, a doctor was found to set up the clinic which is now using equipment from Dr. Tobias’ office and the eye, ear, nose and throat supplies and instruments given by Dr. Frank Roy Missner of Nevada City, -now: retired.) , Vi The present left-over equipment, along with dental equipment, given by Dr. Russell G. Merrill of Grass Valley, now re~ tired, is now crated for shipment at the Grass Valley Transfer. The eight crated boxes weighing a total of 4460 gross pounds will be sent by Pacific Motor Freight and steamshipto Formosa. Its-destination isSt. Paul'sClinic, in Taiwan. Thisrecently developed clinic was made possible with funds from “Missionary Lenten Boxes” com-~ ing from Episcopal Churches all over the U.S. The church has been able to partially equip the clinic. Even though they are just beginning, The Rev. Patric L, Hutton states ina letter to Rev. Noble, “we are being forced to enlarge our scope to meet the many needs here” and "the medical equipment and supplies will be received with deep gratefulness and much enthusiasm. * The Episcopal Church now has 2 medical clinics opened in the eee, % FREE ESTIMATES TOWN TALK ee 265-2570 FreePick-up And Delivery Missionary District of Taiwan, Formosa. To get a picture of its people, Taiwan is an island of contrasts. Sons of fishermen work in modern industrial plants, Children of Buddhist parents attend Episcopal churches and schools, Communism strives with democracy. Nationalists try to establish lives in a new land while ever hoping to return to the old China. The costs of shipping the medical equipment will be paid by the Overseas Missionary Dept. of the Episcopal Church, through the arrangements of Paul A. Tate, member of the Overseas Mission Society. Rev. Noble says the church owes thanks to the generosity of Dr. RussellG. Merrill, Dr. Frank Roy Missner and Mr. Norman Grag, commissioned to make the memorial of the late Dr. S. Fritz Tobias. "These peoples of Formosa who will receive the benefits of this medical equipment will utter their thanks for many years to come. " — as . ee RET A misdemeanor complaint has been filed in the Grass Valley Ju dicial District Court against Hugh A. Wasman, for violation of Sec. 4158 of the Calif. Public Resources Code which makes it illegal to operate a gasoline powered saw on brush covered land without providing a serviceable fire extinguisher or service~ able shovel for fire-fighting purposes. Wasman was cutting wood with a power saw without providing adequate fireclearance in the immediate vicinity of a fire C.R. Swan Is Cited C.R. Swan, Grass Valley was cited by the California Division of Forestry for violation of Section 4155 of the California Public Resources Code, which makes it illegal to use welding equipment in a grass covered area without

proper 10 foot clearance away from all inflammable material and without a back-pack pump and one shovel inthe case of fire. This violation resulted in a small grass fire on the Swan property. FORTUNE TELLING & PALM READING PAST -PRESENT -FUT URE Advice on love, marriage and business. If you are sick, introuble or need any help, see me immediately. I have helped people throughout the world find their place in life. Why not you? A Full Life Reading $5.00 Dollars, With This Ad Only $1.00 Dollar. Limited time Only. OPEN 9am to 9pm DAILY and SUNDAY FOR APPOINT MENT CALL 273-9971 . 546 E. Main St. Day. Officials atthe Marysville district office suggested that vaca~ tioners and week-end travelers in the Sierra-Nevada region plan to leave for home or points west earlier in the day than usual in orderto avoid the congestion and delay. Allocation Received The California Highway Commission ‘last week allocated $12, 000 for the channelization of Highway 49 at Hughes Rd. near Hills Flat to provide a left-turn lane.The project, which will be financed entirely by the state, will also widen the intersection. D7 NEW FALL FASHIONS NOW ON DISPLAY Come Ink which occurred July 27 on the Bridgeport area property of HowardRichardson. The resultant fire covered seven acres and required seven California Division of Forestry firetrucks, bulldozer and & Utilize} eal Our LayAway Plan SHOP THE NEW FALL LINES NOW '$HOP SO 106 N. PINE STREET Grass Valle NEVADA CITY weet eer He eee ree et +e hekE ess CHE Some Delay Expected Because Of Traffic On Donner Summit With week-end traffic reaching all-time summer highs in the Donner Summit area on US 40, California Division of Highways officials warned motorists to ex~ pect some delay on the route on Sunday afternoons and evenings. California Division of Highways maintenance forces and the Highway Patrol are putting every effort into expediting traffic over the steep, winding grade. The temporary congestion is expected to last for the next five or six week-ends, until after Labor Misdemeanor Complaint’ ~~ borate tanker drops to bring it under control, plus three California Youth Authority hand crews for the eight hour mop up of the fired area. Robert Burns, Ranger, NevadaYuba District Ranger for the California Division of Forestry em~ phasizes that chain saw operators must comply with this section of the law, providing adequate clearance away from brush and grass and maintaining an extinguisher or shovel for possible fire suppression . WATCHES ~ {9p < CLOCKS JEWELRY “a Saas Repclirins SS E. M. DALPEZ Dial 265-4501 JEWELER 231% BROAD ST, NEVADA CITY __ No, we don’t get many now-a-days. Our savers bring us checks, greenbacks, rolls of pennies (some with indian heads).. ~ and we're not a’bit ‘choosy! But.. if you'd like to bring us your “49’er nugget”, just watch’ your mail for details. We’d like to revive this honorable old mother-lode tradition and we'll let you in on our plan..soon! Just watch the mail for the old 49’cr with your personal 49’er nugget.. , OTHER LODE BANK MEMBER F.D.I.C. GRASS VALLEY ‘MAIN OFFICE: PLACERVILLE ‘Branch Offices: Grass Valley Sonora, Folsom