December 13, 1961 (16 pages)

Don Daniels Stu Nahan Dale Ware The "? Mark" team..Grass Valley Champs : «Nevada County NUGGET Jolly Roger To Open With Fanfare And Celebrities GLENBROOK ---The pilot operation of a Jolly Roger Lanes that may bring bowling to small cities across the nation holds a grand opening Friday and Saturday. And the opening will attract bowling teams, television and radio celebrities from throughout Northern California's valleysto make the occasion a memorable one for Grass Valley and Nevada City residents. Friday night the festivities will open with a match between the Nevada City andGrass Valley Elks clubs, The Nevada City team of Beryl Robinson, Lawrence Painter, John Rankin, Carl Wasley and Bert See will match pins with their fraternal brothers Cliff Mill, Walt Hendrick, Dewey Vaughn, Jack Hager and Doc Mott. The new bowling lanes will feature for their opening freerefreshments, bowling gifts, and door prizes, according to manager Don Daniels. Saturday night will find [If You Think Enough Of Her To Choose A Gift— Beautiful Wall “= Give Her The Very Best!! HIGH STYLED ELECTRIC TOASTERS and COFFEE PERCOLATORS </ and Ceiling Fixtures@) # ELECTRIC BLANKETS % UNIQUE WALL CLOCKS Give GERBER fegendary BLADES. BANKAMERICARD Now At TESS’ GIFT SHOP SECOOHEESEH OOOO SOSH OEEOOSOSSOHSETESEOSOSETEECNEC008 Peeercesesoccosocs 145 Mill St., Grass Valley ph. 273 6997 twospecial bowling events. Women bowlers of the Golden Sierra League from Grass Valley and Auburn will meet, while teams from Grass Valley, Pittsburg and Roseville will engage ina round robin tournament, The Grass Valley Golden Sierra team includes Betty Holloran, Shirley Jenkins, Dorothy Penaluna, Winnie Veale and Billie Andrews. Four of the five Auburn team members are Dorothy Larda, Kitty Brown, Marian Groom and Betty Stratahan. The Grass Valley Black Barts:team, with Tom Hoskins as captain, will meet the Vogue Lanes team from Pittsburg, Ike Ogle, captain, in another featured game. In the round robin, the Grass Valley ? Mark team will vie with the Fireside Lane Team of Roseville and the Marysville Elks team. Sponsor of the ? Mark team, Roy Wilson, announces the following team members: Tim Carson, captain, Chuck Fraizer, anchorman, Ted Hanson, John Willay and Bud Waving. The Fireside team includes Milan Muselin, captain, Chuck Museline, Dan Flynn, Bill Muselin and Gay Hall, But the featured event of the bowling evening will find sportscaster Stu Nahan, KCRA TV andradio, bouncing the ball down the alley against the swinging KXOA deejay Dale Ware. Among those who know each participant.best, there hasbeen a mad rush to take bets on the opponent. Nahan will fly in at Loma Rica airport in time to be at the Jolly Roger at 8 p.m., andis scheduled to leave to catch the late news show prior to 10 p.m. Ware is arriving early in the afternoon to spin a few records for the younger set. He'll spina few, give a few away all afternoon, Talk around the high school set is that Ware will win the match because of the tremendous cheering section they intend to activate for him. Daniels, manager of the lanes is likely to be a tired but jolly participant in the events, He is no stranger to Nevada County. He has liv ed in Nevada County since 1947. Daniels has a background in the entertainment field as atrombonist, having played in some of the famous bands such as Gus Arnheim and Stan Kenton, He also appeared on the Frank Sinatra Hit Parade and the Dick Haymes show, in addition to playing first trombone at RKO Studios for several’ years. An ex-marine of world war 2, Donmet and married his wife, Betty, in 1941 prior to his hitch in the service, when both were employed at the Earl Carrol Theater in Hollywood. The Daniels have four children, Don, Jr., 19 Vickey, 18, Debby, 3, and Dean, 2. Daniels was selected for training and management of the Jolly Rogers Lane from over 100 applicants for the position. He announces that day time classes will be held weekday mornings at the 12lane bowl situated midway between Grass Valley and Nevada City on Highway 49 at Lake Olympia Road. The ndiisewife is invited to these lessons, Baby sitter service will be provided in the supervised nursery . Teenclasses will be conducted afternoons and weekends. Juniors will have classes Saturday mornings. Individual instructions can be arranged at other times by contacting Daniels. The manager invites calls regarding instruction, leagues, lanereservations or other information at 2734401, TheJolly Roger Lanes will be open seven days a week, from 9 a.m, tol a.m, Nuggeteers To Of Folk Dancing Meet For Evening GRASS VALLE Y---The Nuggeteers will meet at the Scout Lodge in Grass Valley Sunday for an evening of folk-dancing beginning at 7:30 with Brita and Roman Rozynski acting as hosts. This will be the last session of the year with no further meetings scheduled until Jan. 7. An invitation to a dance party has been received from the Olivehurst Juniorettes to take place at the Ella School in Olivehurst Saturday at 8 p.m. RECEIVED FROM AMOUNT ORIGINAL OFFICIAL RECEIPT Judicial District of Nevada City MONEY RECEIVED FOR Parterivg Yes Calera ne a ae ae a ee THIS RECEIPT ISSUED BY COUNTY OF NEVADA STATE OF CALIFORNIA REC'D BY Pg! dary & JUSTICE...Is there any? Yes, to prove it, he paid without arguing. Dining, Lodging Firms Listed By Duncan Hines ITHACA, N. Y.---Two Nevada City area establishments have received na+ tionalrecognitioninthe new 1962 editions of the Duncan Hines Travel Books, "Adventures in Good Eating” and “Lodging for a Night", Roy H, Park, editor-in-chief of the Duncan Hines Institute, announced today. They are among 9300 eating and lodging places in North America "Recommended by Duncan Hines, " Listed in "Adventure in Good Eating” is the Rainbow Tavern dedetas in Soda Springs. Listed in “Lodging for a Night" isthe National Hotel in Nevada City, The third Duncan Hines travel book, "Vacation Guide," was republished in July. “This is our twentyseventh year of continuous publication and service to the American traveling public,” Park stated, “It is also our fifth year of continuing surveys -Our public opinion audit of eating and lodging establishments. This year we_ received 60, 000 nominations of more than 12,000 restaurants, hotels, motels and resorts from 11,000 people who have the means to eat and stay at the best places in North America," "It has been our policy never to apply public ratings to places receiving the Duncan Hines recommendation, "heexplained. "Listings give the facts and are so worded that a traveler can decide for himself which establishment best suits his tastes and needs, _ Listings are by merit only. There is no charge for a listing -in fact, no charges of any sort -nothing hidden, no membership fees, no commissions, no acceptance of advertising or gratuities, " _"The new ‘Adventures in Good Eating" contains more pages than ever before -432 -but fewer listings, Anyone using this new book will find many new eating places included, for we made750 changes in places newly listed or deleted since 1960,” Park pointed out. Subdivision (continued from page 1) planning commission "we'll come up with something .with better public support. " But he emphasized "we won't satisfy everybody. “ Don Newton appeared on behalf of a group which has submitted written comments about the ordinance and suggestions for its improvement. Newton said his group was especially concerned withthe "basic definition" of a subdivision, and he said his group was proposing “different sets of restrictions for different types of subdivisions. " The Newton group includes Leonard Carey, chairman; John P, O'Brien, Robert Chesney, W. H, Stinson, Robert Shine, and C, Roy Smith, Edmunds praised the constructive attitude of this group, as well as others which had submitted written comments, Attorney Victor Huber spoke in support of a "new subdivision ordinance” which had been drafted by a study committee of the county Board of Realtors, but had not yet been approved by the full membership of the board. He said representatives of his group would attempt to meet with a planning commission committee before Jan. ‘8 to study the proposals, SSOOCSSSCOCSCSCSCCCOOOSCSCSCSSCCSS SCC CCC C TOC The ‘’President’s Own’’ U. S. MARINE CORPS BAND from Washington, D.C. CONCE Veterans Memorial Auditorium Sponsored by Nevada Co. 4H Club Council CHOICE RESERVED PATRON'S TICKETS NOW ON SALE UNTIL DEC: 15th ONLY AT: Hoover Bros. Chevron Stat.; John Beitz, Jewele:: Alpha, G. V. or N. C.and The Nugget. NQKgVoo NOHO Do NNN ODN NN DN ANN DNDN NNN NN DNNNNINDD Permanent WREATHES, TREES and DECORATIONS 8 Close Out Sale ® Dec. 18th to 20th, after 2 p.m. @ HENRIKSON’S on Cedar Drive T October 20, 1962: Cedar Ridge, California (Li Lb Mich HAS A CRRIMAS SURPRISE or your teenage Disk Jockey EL OR Wed, Sat. Dec. 13 Dec. 16 THIEF OF BAGDAD Wed, Sat. Dec. 18 Dec, 16 THIEF OF BAGDAD Steve Reeves Georgia Moll Plus *MIST Y David Lad Pam Smith Sun, Tues. Dec. 17 Dec, 19 THEPIT & THE PENDALUM Vincent Price John Kerr Plus : MASTER OF THE WORLD Vincent Price Charles Bronson : ARROW SHIRTS whites & fancies AS SUPERBA Neckwear SUITS by CURLEE and TIMELY CLOTHES ae. Belts, Suspenders & Wallets by TEX TAN a NUNN. BUSH Shoes Benne: € Steel 128 Mill St. Grass Valley ‘Phone 275 "the ewer HOLIDAY STEREO ENSEMBLE Only 5988 Including 1, This fine portable Zenith Stereo 2. A 50 selection, five-record Columbia stereo library, 8, A. beautiful brass phonograph stand 4, A stereo record cleaning cloth In the space age language of the swinging teen-ager, this is the. KXO-A-OK Disk Buy of the Week it’s NUMBER ONE from ‘the Store that Service built’ a a 4

Don Daniels Stu Nahan Dale Ware The "? Mark" team...Grass Valley Champs : «Nevada County NUGGET Jolly Roger To Open With Fanfare And Celebrities GLENBROOK ---The pilot operation of a Jolly Roger Lanes that may bring bowling to small cities across the nation holds a grand opening Friday and Saturday. And the opening will attract bowling teams, television and radio celebrities from throughout Northern California's valleysto make the occasion a memorable one for Grass Valley and Nevada City residents. Friday night the festivities will open with a match between the Nevada City andGrass Valley Elks clubs, The Nevada City team of Beryl Robinson, Lawrence Painter, John Rankin, Carl Wasley and Bert See will match pins with their fraternal brothers Cliff Mill, Walt Hendrick, Dewey Vaughn, Jack Hager and Doc Mott. The new bowling lanes will feature for their opening freerefreshments, bowling gifts, and door prizes, according to manager Don Daniels. Saturday night will find [If You Think Enough Of Her To Choose A Gift— Beautiful Wall “= Give Her The Very Best!! HIGH STYLED ELECTRIC TOASTERS and COFFEE PERCOLATORS </ and Ceiling Fixtures@) # ELECTRIC BLANKETS % UNIQUE WALL CLOCKS Give GERBER fegendary BLADES. BANKAMERICARD Now At TESS’ GIFT SHOP SECOOHEESEH OOOO SOSH OEEOOSOSSOHSETESEOSOSETEECNEC008 Peeercesesoccosocs 145 Mill St., Grass Valley ph. 273 6997 twospecial bowling events. Women bowlers of the Golden Sierra League from Grass Valley and Auburn will meet, while teams from Grass Valley, Pittsburg and Roseville will engage ina round robin tournament, The Grass Valley Golden Sierra team includes Betty Holloran, Shirley Jenkins, Dorothy Penaluna, Winnie Veale and Billie Andrews. Four of the five Auburn team members are Dorothy Larda, Kitty Brown, Marian Groom and Betty Stratahan. The Grass Valley Black Barts:team, with Tom Hoskins as captain, will meet the Vogue Lanes team from Pittsburg, Ike Ogle, captain, in another featured game. In the round robin, the Grass Valley ? Mark team will vie with the Fireside Lane Team of Roseville and the Marysville Elks team. Sponsor of the ? Mark team, Roy Wilson, announces the following team members: Tim Carson, captain, Chuck Fraizer, anchorman, Ted Hanson, John Willay and Bud Waving. The Fireside team includes Milan Muselin, captain, Chuck Museline, Dan Flynn, Bill Muselin and Gay Hall, But the featured event of the bowling evening will find sportscaster Stu Nahan, KCRA TV andradio, bouncing the ball down the alley against the swinging KXOA deejay Dale Ware. Among those who know each participant.best, there hasbeen a mad rush to take bets on the opponent. Nahan will fly in at Loma Rica airport in time to be at the Jolly Roger at 8 p.m., andis scheduled to leave to catch the late news show prior to 10 p.m. Ware is arriving early in the afternoon to spin a few records for the younger set. He'll spina few, give a few away all afternoon, Talk around the high school set is that Ware will win the match because of the tremendous cheering section they intend to activate for him. Daniels, manager of the lanes is likely to be a tired but jolly participant in the events, He is no stranger to Nevada County. He has liv ed in Nevada County since 1947. Daniels has a background in the entertainment field as atrombonist, having played in some of the famous bands such as Gus Arnheim and Stan Kenton, He also appeared on the Frank Sinatra Hit Parade and the Dick Haymes show, in addition to playing first trombone at RKO Studios for several’ years. An ex-marine of world war 2, Donmet and married his wife, Betty, in 1941 prior to his hitch in the service, when both were employed at the Earl Carrol Theater in Hollywood. The Daniels have four children, Don, Jr., 19 Vickey, 18, Debby, 3, and Dean, 2. Daniels was selected for training and management of the Jolly Rogers Lane from over 100 applicants for the position. He announces that day time classes will be held weekday mornings at the 12lane bowl situated midway between Grass Valley and Nevada City on Highway 49 at Lake Olympia Road. The ndiisewife is invited to these lessons, Baby sitter service will be provided in the supervised nursery . Teenclasses will be conducted afternoons and weekends. Juniors will have classes Saturday mornings. Individual instructions can be arranged at other times by contacting Daniels. The manager invites calls regarding instruction, leagues, lanereservations or other information at 2734401, TheJolly Roger Lanes will be open seven days a week, from 9 a.m, tol a.m, Nuggeteers To Of Folk Dancing Meet For Evening GRASS VALLE Y---The Nuggeteers will meet at the Scout Lodge in Grass Valley Sunday for an evening of folk-dancing beginning at 7:30 with Brita and Roman Rozynski acting as hosts. This will be the last session of the year with no further meetings scheduled until Jan. 7. An invitation to a dance party has been received from the Olivehurst Juniorettes to take place at the Ella School in Olivehurst Saturday at 8 p.m. RECEIVED FROM AMOUNT ORIGINAL OFFICIAL RECEIPT Judicial District of Nevada City

MONEY RECEIVED FOR Parterivg Yes Calera ne a ae ae a ee THIS RECEIPT ISSUED BY COUNTY OF NEVADA STATE OF CALIFORNIA REC'D BY Pg! dary & JUSTICE.....Is there any? Yes, to prove it, he paid without arguing. Dining, Lodging Firms Listed By Duncan Hines ITHACA, N. Y.---Two Nevada City area establishments have received na+ tionalrecognitioninthe new 1962 editions of the Duncan Hines Travel Books, "Adventures in Good Eating” and “Lodging for a Night", Roy H, Park, editor-in-chief of the Duncan Hines Institute, announced today. They are among 9300 eating and lodging places in North America "Recommended by Duncan Hines, " Listed in "Adventure in Good Eating” is the Rainbow Tavern dedetas in Soda Springs. Listed in “Lodging for a Night" isthe National Hotel in Nevada City, The third Duncan Hines travel book, "Vacation Guide," was republished in July. “This is our twentyseventh year of continuous publication and service to the American traveling public,” Park stated, “It is also our fifth year of continuing surveys -Our public opinion audit of eating and lodging establishments. This year we_ received 60, 000 nominations of more than 12,000 restaurants, hotels, motels and resorts from 11,000 people who have the means to eat and stay at the best places in North America," "It has been our policy never to apply public ratings to places receiving the Duncan Hines recommendation, "heexplained. "Listings give the facts and are so worded that a traveler can decide for himself which establishment best suits his tastes and needs, _ Listings are by merit only. There is no charge for a listing -in fact, no charges of any sort -nothing hidden, no membership fees, no commissions, no acceptance of advertising or gratuities, " _"The new ‘Adventures in Good Eating" contains more pages than ever before -432 -but fewer listings, Anyone using this new book will find many new eating places included, for we made750 changes in places newly listed or deleted since 1960,” Park pointed out. Subdivision (continued from page 1) planning commission "we'll come up with something .with better public support. " But he emphasized "we won't satisfy everybody. “ Don Newton appeared on behalf of a group which has submitted written comments about the ordinance and suggestions for its improvement. Newton said his group was especially concerned withthe "basic definition" of a subdivision, and he said his group was proposing “different sets of restrictions for different types of subdivisions. " The Newton group includes Leonard Carey, chairman; John P, O'Brien, Robert Chesney, W. H, Stinson, Robert Shine, and C, Roy Smith, Edmunds praised the constructive attitude of this group, as well as others which had submitted written comments, Attorney Victor Huber spoke in support of a "new subdivision ordinance” which had been drafted by a study committee of the county Board of Realtors, but had not yet been approved by the full membership of the board. He said representatives of his group would attempt to meet with a planning commission committee before Jan. ‘8 to study the proposals, SSOOCSSSCOCSCSCSCCCOOOSCSCSCSSCCSS SCC CCC C TOC The ‘’President’s Own’’ U. S. MARINE CORPS BAND from Washington, D.C. CONCE Veterans Memorial Auditorium Sponsored by Nevada Co. 4H Club Council CHOICE RESERVED PATRON'S TICKETS NOW ON SALE UNTIL DEC: 15th ONLY AT: Hoover Bros. Chevron Stat.; John Beitz, Jewele:: Alpha, G. V. or N. C.and The Nugget. NQKgVoo NOHO Do NNN ODN NN DN ANN DNDN NNN NN DNNNNINDD Permanent WREATHES, TREES and DECORATIONS 8 Close Out Sale ® Dec. 18th to 20th, after 2 p.m. @ HENRIKSON’S on Cedar Drive T October 20, 1962: Cedar Ridge, California (Li Lb Mich HAS A CRRIMAS SURPRISE or your teenage Disk Jockey EL OR Wed, Sat. Dec. 13 Dec. 16 THIEF OF BAGDAD Wed, Sat. Dec. 18 Dec, 16 THIEF OF BAGDAD Steve Reeves Georgia Moll Plus *MIST Y David Lad Pam Smith Sun, Tues. Dec. 17 Dec, 19 THEPIT & THE PENDALUM Vincent Price John Kerr Plus : MASTER OF THE WORLD Vincent Price Charles Bronson : ARROW SHIRTS whites & fancies AS SUPERBA Neckwear SUITS by CURLEE and TIMELY CLOTHES ae. Belts, Suspenders & Wallets by TEX TAN a NUNN. BUSH Shoes Benne: € Steel 128 Mill St. Grass Valley ‘Phone 275 "the ewer HOLIDAY STEREO ENSEMBLE Only 5988 Including 1, This fine portable Zenith Stereo 2. A 50 selection, five-record Columbia stereo library, 8, A. beautiful brass phonograph stand 4, A stereo record cleaning cloth In the space age language of the swinging teen-ager, this is the. KXO-A-OK Disk Buy of the Week it’s NUMBER ONE from ‘the Store that Service built’ a a 4