December 12, 1962 (10 pages)

Page 6.Wednesday, December 12, 1962.Nevada County NUGGET . * if . . AUBURN---The Placer Sav}} ings and Loan Association -will formally open its new $300,000 home in Auburn's Central Square Dec, 20, it was announced today by Paul Claiborne, who has been . Placer Saving To Open adjoins the building on Lincoln Way. Assets and deposits of the Placer Savings and Loan Association have mounted at a steadily increasing pace during the last few years and New Offi now exceed $12,500, 000. The directors are Claiborne, Robert Dahlberg, vice presjdent; K.D, Robinson, secretary -treasurer; Ray Carlisle, B. W. Cassidy, G.S. Mal‘colm, and Hall Livingston. CRAYON CORNER "Go Santa Go" by Sandra Chancellor Age 6 Mrs. Obenland's First Grade Bell Hill School Deaths Simons--in his home December 4, 1962, William Edward Simons. He was the husband of Lucille Simons, father of Robert Simons of Rio Vista andBarbara Simons of Angwin. He was a native of Humboldt County aged 75 years. Hewasa 15 year resident of the Peardale area east of Grass Valley. He formerly operated a shoe store. Funeral services were heldin the Hooper Weaver Mortuary chapel with the Rev. Leo Hamilton of the First Methodist Church officiating. Burial was in Elm Ridge Lawn. . KEN ADAMS' . YOUR MONY MAN . MORTGAGE PROTECTION . HEALTH INSURANCE : RETIREMENT FUNDING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS. PERSONAL INSURANCE PLANING Mutual Of New York GRASS VALLEY 273-2494 Crisenberry--in the Nevada County Hospital December 2, 1962, James Crisenberry. Hewasthe husband of Elzzie Crisenberry of Nevada City and father of Mae Hawkins of Nevada City, Dora Keylou of Concord and Floyd Crisenberry of Woodland. He was a native of Arkansas aged 70 years. Funeral services were held in the Bergemann Funeral Chapel Dec. 6. Sbarcea--in his home in Glenbrook, Nevada County, December 8, 1962, George Sbarcea. He wasthe husband of Paraschiva Sbarcea and father of Mrs, Bary Betts and George Sbarcea, both of Grass Valley, He was a native of Roumania aged 72 years. A funeral mass was held Dec. 6 in St. Patricks Catholic Church in Grass Valley. Burial was in the Catholic Cemetery. Knight--in the Nevada County Hospital, December 6, 1962, Tommy R. Knight. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Knight of Grass Valley and brother of Margaret Danley of Elk Grove, Mrs. Goldie Brannan of French Gulch, Mrs. Clara Prather of Sidney, Nebraska, Mrs. Evelyn McNulty of Brooklyn, NY and Mrs. Roxy Lytle of Montclair. He was a native of Woodland aged 18 years. He would have graduated from Nevada Union High School last June but was prevented bya lingering illness. Funeral services were held in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary Dec. 8. Burial was in New Elm Ridge Lawn. Nordin--in the Nevada County Hospital, December 6, 1962, Helen Nordin, She wasa native of Hungary aged 90 years, She had no known living relatives and had been a patient inthe Nevada County Hospital for five years. Funeral services were held Dec, 6 in the Bergemann Funeral Chapel. Cremation followed in Sierra View, Marysville. Heffren--in Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital December 3, 1962, C.K. Heffren. He was the husband of Margaret Heffren of Grass Valley and father of Mary Jo Enright and Judy Ann Heffren, both of Grass Valley and Mrs, Louis A. Davis of Honolulu and Kenneth C. Heffren of Auburn. He was a native of Coloma aged 69 years. He wasa Grass Valley insurance man, Civic leader and sportsman. He was a past president of the Grass Valley Lions Club, a member of the Banner Grange and the Rifle Rod and Gun Club, Funeral services were held in Emmanuel Episcopal Church Dec. 6. Randall--in Nevada City, December 9, 1962, LydaJ. Randall. She was the mother of Mrs, Alice Marie Orzalli of Sacramento, Mrs. Claire Holbrook of Nevada City and Harrison Randall of Lakeport, grandmother of five and great grandmother of one. Shewas a member of Laurel Parlor Native Daughters of the Golden West. Her parents Mary and Harrison Odgen were pioneers, Mrs. Ogden was born in Nevada City and Ogden in You Bet where he followed Hydraulic Mining for many years. Funeral services were held in the St. Canice Catholic Church Dec. 12. Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery. Wood--in the Veterans Hospital in Reno, Nevada, December 8, 1962, Cecil E. Wood. He was the husband of Grace B. Wood of Grass Valley, brother of Mrs. Fred Hope of Grass Valley and Leo Wood of Montebello. He was anative of Owensboro, Kentucky, aged 68 years. He was a retired rancher and a former movie stunt man. Funeral services were heldin the Hooper Weaver Mortuary Chapel Wednesday Dec. 18. president and manager of the [ association since it was or}) -ganized in 1946, Claiborne } said that a public open house /} willbe held Dec. 20 and on } two following days, Friday 4 and Saturday, during which visitors will be taken on tours of the building by association officials and staff members, served refreshments, and presented with souvenir gifts. The new building, constructed by Lardner & Lardner, is a two story steel and concrete structure, at the corner of Lincoln Way and High Street. A large parking lot for the convenience of customers Leonard F. Carey Realtor ‘Phone 273-4300 P.O, Box 944, Grass Valley, California Real Estate Investments-Mortgage Loans simplicity. BERGEMANN Funeral Chapel 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City coll 265-2421 Memorial Gardens. Burial was in Greenwood Youngman--in the Nevada County Hospital December 9, 1962, WilliamC. Youngman, He was the father of William Youngman and Mrs. J.D. McLeod both of Grass Valley; and sister of Mrs. Zella Murdock of Biggs, and half brother of Floyd Sizelove of Stockton. He was anative of Yanktown, South Dakots, aged 74 years. He has been a resident of Grass Valley since 1915, Hooper Weaver Mortuary is in charge of funeral arrangements, Clark--in Miners Hospital December 9, 1962, Wilhelmina Clark, She was the wife of Curtis Clark, former Nevada County supervisor; and mother of Mrs, Gladys Thurston of Orinda, Jarck R. Clark of San Bernardino and Curtis J. Clark of Corpus Christi, Texas. She was 86 years of age. Funeral services were held in the Berge . mann Funeral Chapel Dec. . 12. Burialwas in Pine Grove Cemetery. ready to serve you . day or night PAINT A WHOLE ROOM FOR NEXT TO NOTHING Poly.Vinyl Paint ® , MOVING SPECIAL ALL Sherwin5% OFF Williams Paint A to Z SUPPLY 120 E. Main St., Grass Valley. 273-6608 Land -grant colleges and universities provide higher education for a fifth of the nation's college population. Flip this switch: Presto, s-l-0-w-m-o-t-i-o-n movies! A BOLEX 8mm exclusive. This magic switch turns any movie into s-l-o-w-m-o-t-i-o-n . . . changes any 18fps film into flicker-free, “living stills’ that move at 5fps. Thanks to the new automatic variable shutter on the new Bolex 18-5 projector. To re-run your “living stills” you simply flip the switch to reverse —and start again. Bring your own films in for an on-the-spot deme Onstration. See how you can even save film by shooting inanimate Scenes in fewer frames, then slow-motion project them for longer viewing. ; MERCHANDISE ORDER only $15950 incl. F.E.T. You get all these professional features: new, cooler lamp for bri ght, corner-to-corner color definition’ precise, fast f/1.3 15mm wide angle lens + 400’ reel * zipper case. Come in today, see how the magic switch can add drama to your 8mm movies. The Bolex 18-5 projector can be yours for as little as pennies-a-day, If you owned the Hope Diamond, where would you keep it? (Where else—but in the bank!) Shop Thursday Evenings in Nevada City $250 MERCHANDISE ORDER WILL BE GIVEN TO SOME LUCKY THURSDAY EVENING SHOPPER DEC. 22. GET YOUR FREE TICKETS EACH THURSDAY EVENING FROM THE PARTICIPATING NEVADA CITY MERCHANTS. (Free Tickets Each Evening During the Final Week Prior to Christmas.) There are some things you want under lock and key. Your savings, for instance. You want them safe. You want them available. You want them looked after. Like they are—when they’re in the bank. BANK OF AMERICA SATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION * MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ‘ : gf i: ; ler 109 W. Main Street S Grass Valley ee Rar, aa : Dial 273-4917 — first in savings

Page 6..Wednesday, December 12, 1962..Nevada County NUGGET . * if . . AUBURN---The Placer Sav}} ings and Loan Association -will formally open its new $300,000 home in Auburn's Central Square Dec, 20, it was announced today by Paul Claiborne, who has been . Placer Saving To Open adjoins the building on Lincoln Way. Assets and deposits of the Placer Savings and Loan Association have mounted at a steadily increasing pace during the last few years and New Offi now exceed $12,500, 000. The directors are Claiborne, Robert Dahlberg, vice presjdent; K.D, Robinson, secretary -treasurer; Ray Carlisle, B. W. Cassidy, G.S. Mal‘colm, and Hall Livingston. CRAYON CORNER "Go Santa Go" by Sandra Chancellor Age 6 Mrs. Obenland's First Grade Bell Hill School Deaths Simons--in his home December 4, 1962, William Edward Simons. He was the husband of Lucille Simons, father of Robert Simons of Rio Vista andBarbara Simons of Angwin. He was a native of Humboldt County aged 75 years. Hewasa 15 year resident of the Peardale area east of Grass Valley. He formerly operated a shoe store. Funeral services were heldin the Hooper Weaver Mortuary chapel with the Rev. Leo Hamilton of the First Methodist Church officiating. Burial was in Elm Ridge Lawn. . KEN ADAMS' . YOUR MONY MAN . MORTGAGE PROTECTION . HEALTH INSURANCE : RETIREMENT FUNDING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS. PERSONAL INSURANCE PLANING Mutual Of New York GRASS VALLEY 273-2494 Crisenberry--in the Nevada County Hospital December 2, 1962, James Crisenberry. Hewasthe husband of Elzzie Crisenberry of Nevada City and father of Mae Hawkins of Nevada City, Dora Keylou of Concord and Floyd Crisenberry of Woodland. He was a native of Arkansas aged 70 years. Funeral services were held in the Bergemann Funeral Chapel Dec. 6. Sbarcea--in his home in Glenbrook, Nevada County, December 8, 1962, George Sbarcea. He wasthe husband of Paraschiva Sbarcea and father of Mrs, Bary Betts and George Sbarcea, both of Grass Valley, He was a native of Roumania aged 72 years. A funeral mass was held Dec. 6 in St. Patricks Catholic Church in Grass Valley. Burial was in the Catholic Cemetery. Knight--in the Nevada County Hospital, December 6, 1962, Tommy R. Knight. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Knight of Grass Valley and brother of Margaret Danley of Elk Grove, Mrs. Goldie Brannan of French Gulch, Mrs. Clara Prather of Sidney, Nebraska, Mrs. Evelyn McNulty of Brooklyn, NY and Mrs. Roxy Lytle of Montclair. He was a native of Woodland aged 18 years. He would have graduated from Nevada Union High School last June but was prevented bya lingering illness. Funeral services were held in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary Dec. 8. Burial was in New Elm Ridge Lawn. Nordin--in the Nevada County Hospital, December 6, 1962, Helen Nordin, She wasa native of Hungary aged 90 years, She had no known living relatives and had been a patient inthe Nevada County Hospital for five years. Funeral services were held Dec, 6 in the Bergemann Funeral Chapel. Cremation followed in Sierra View, Marysville. Heffren--in Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital December 3, 1962, C.K. Heffren. He was the husband of Margaret Heffren of Grass Valley and father of Mary Jo Enright and Judy Ann Heffren, both of Grass Valley and Mrs, Louis A. Davis of Honolulu and Kenneth C. Heffren of Auburn. He was a native of Coloma aged 69 years. He wasa Grass Valley insurance man, Civic leader and sportsman. He was a past president of the Grass Valley Lions Club, a member of the Banner Grange and the Rifle Rod and Gun Club, Funeral services were held in Emmanuel Episcopal Church Dec. 6. Randall--in Nevada City, December 9, 1962, LydaJ. Randall. She was the mother of Mrs, Alice Marie Orzalli of Sacramento, Mrs. Claire Holbrook of Nevada City and Harrison Randall of Lakeport, grandmother of five and great grandmother of one. Shewas a member of Laurel Parlor Native Daughters of the Golden West. Her parents Mary and Harrison Odgen were pioneers, Mrs. Ogden

was born in Nevada City and Ogden in You Bet where he followed Hydraulic Mining for many years. Funeral services were held in the St. Canice Catholic Church Dec. 12. Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery. Wood--in the Veterans Hospital in Reno, Nevada, December 8, 1962, Cecil E. Wood. He was the husband of Grace B. Wood of Grass Valley, brother of Mrs. Fred Hope of Grass Valley and Leo Wood of Montebello. He was anative of Owensboro, Kentucky, aged 68 years. He was a retired rancher and a former movie stunt man. Funeral services were heldin the Hooper Weaver Mortuary Chapel Wednesday Dec. 18. president and manager of the [ association since it was or}) -ganized in 1946, Claiborne } said that a public open house /} willbe held Dec. 20 and on } two following days, Friday 4 and Saturday, during which visitors will be taken on tours of the building by association officials and staff members, served refreshments, and presented with souvenir gifts. The new building, constructed by Lardner & Lardner, is a two story steel and concrete structure, at the corner of Lincoln Way and High Street. A large parking lot for the convenience of customers Leonard F. Carey Realtor ‘Phone 273-4300 P.O, Box 944, Grass Valley, California Real Estate Investments-Mortgage Loans simplicity.. BERGEMANN Funeral Chapel 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City coll 265-2421 Memorial Gardens. Burial was in Greenwood Youngman--in the Nevada County Hospital December 9, 1962, WilliamC. Youngman, He was the father of William Youngman and Mrs. J.D. McLeod both of Grass Valley; and sister of Mrs. Zella Murdock of Biggs, and half brother of Floyd Sizelove of Stockton. He was anative of Yanktown, South Dakots, aged 74 years. He has been a resident of Grass Valley since 1915, Hooper Weaver Mortuary is in charge of funeral arrangements, Clark--in Miners Hospital December 9, 1962, Wilhelmina Clark, She was the wife of Curtis Clark, former Nevada County supervisor; and mother of Mrs, Gladys Thurston of Orinda, Jarck R. Clark of San Bernardino and Curtis J. Clark of Corpus Christi, Texas. She was 86 years of age. Funeral services were held in the Berge . mann Funeral Chapel Dec. . 12. Burialwas in Pine Grove Cemetery. ready to serve you . day or night PAINT A WHOLE ROOM FOR NEXT TO NOTHING Poly.Vinyl Paint ® , MOVING SPECIAL ALL Sherwin5% OFF Williams Paint A to Z SUPPLY 120 E. Main St., Grass Valley. 273-6608 Land -grant colleges and universities provide higher education for a fifth of the nation's college population. Flip this switch: Presto, s-l-0-w-m-o-t-i-o-n movies! A BOLEX 8mm exclusive. This magic switch turns any movie into s-l-o-w-m-o-t-i-o-n . . . changes any 18fps film into flicker-free, “living stills’ that move at 5fps. Thanks to the new automatic variable shutter on the new Bolex 18-5 projector. To re-run your “living stills” you simply flip the switch to reverse —and start again. Bring your own films in for an on-the-spot deme Onstration. See how you can even save film by shooting inanimate Scenes in fewer frames, then slow-motion project them for longer viewing. ; MERCHANDISE ORDER only $15950 incl. F.E.T. You get all these professional features: new, cooler lamp for bri ght, corner-to-corner color definition’ precise, fast f/1.3 15mm wide angle lens + 400’ reel * zipper case. Come in today, see how the magic switch can add drama to your 8mm movies. The Bolex 18-5 projector can be yours for as little as pennies-a-day, If you owned the Hope Diamond, where would you keep it? (Where else—but in the bank!) Shop Thursday Evenings in Nevada City $250 MERCHANDISE ORDER WILL BE GIVEN TO SOME LUCKY THURSDAY EVENING SHOPPER DEC. 22. GET YOUR FREE TICKETS EACH THURSDAY EVENING FROM THE PARTICIPATING NEVADA CITY MERCHANTS. (Free Tickets Each Evening During the Final Week Prior to Christmas.) There are some things you want under lock and key. Your savings, for instance. You want them safe. You want them available. You want them looked after. Like they are—when they’re in the bank. BANK OF AMERICA SATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION * MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ‘ : gf i: ; ler 109 W. Main Street S Grass Valley ee Rar, aa : Dial 273-4917 — first in savings