February 1, 1961 (8 pages)

. Pace 6 t os. Wednesday, February 1, 1961 © Reed Budget Presented 7 By Gov. Brown Governor EdmundG. Brown has presented what he describes as an “honestly, but narrowly balanced” $2, provided in the current bud— ae 2. Theallocation al $18. 9 million for the Oroville Dam on the Feather River and ™ CRAYOy € Christmas caroling? Well, ours did. We also had a party afterward. This is the third year we have done this. We went to folks old -and young. We _ stopped them from going places and ‘got them out of bed. One couple said they turned off the radio but kept hearing voices, That just hapthemselves. These were given ‘by Mariarine Kennedy, clothing; Janet Toy, clothing; Dick Veale, telephone tech.« nique; Susan Yun, cooking; © Wesley Schulze, electrical; Kitty and Jerry Meekins, the Big Four Beef. The attendance was very good. Almost 100 people 592, 304, 521 budget for 1961-— ala : pened to be us making our 62 to the State Legislature. $3. 6 million for the San Luis ‘dienidly. were present, mostly 4. Although the proposed Project coamageeget ngazte «: Most of the people were ne all thank Mrs. Head budget is the fargest inthe Commitment to two of the old members of the commu1. “advisor,. and Mrs. State's history, it is only 4.56 per cent greater than that for the 1960-61 fiscal year. The. percentage ingreatest water projects in the State's history. 3. Thefunds allocated to social welfare total $250.2 Activities eae CWB nity, One couple and their children were new, So We paid them a_ nice friend . visit. The people we Vi ed were. happy to see hu Veale, chairman and director, for putting on this pro4. gram. & Kitty: Meekins, Reptr. crease sis the lowest for any natin tne op tien “come. After we were _finae . budget submitted by a CaliBice : MAR ; Governor Brown said the 18Provided for a state buildWOODCHUCKERS Sayin’ for all the club: the Penn Valley 4-H Club greater part ofthe increase will be used for the welfare of the people, particularly in aid forthe agedand afflicted. construction program, Other allocations are $9.1 million for the State Beach and Park program, $45.4 million for the Department of Corrections, $144.4 mikWe met at Mr. Matson’s home for the second year forestry group. He gave us some new forestry: books and explained how to use We had a lot of fun and wish to do it again. Janice Paul, Reptr. * * * * BANNER Members of Banner 4-H was called to order on Friday, the 18th, by Walter White. There were . 7 members and 7 visitors Walter White talked about the following events: High lights of the budget : mee : oan. § . lion for the Department of Ea domes Club attended a meeting roe 26 —— . oe — i. we : pge : : ay, : ; scholarship 1. Atotalof $1.1 billion es Hygiene, $35 million Then we went to the Miller Jan. 12, at the age oe applications day, Feb. 15; is allocated for education, fortheDepartment of Public place and looked at the Building in Grass Valley. poultry field day, Feb. 25; The figure is $58.6 million greater than the funds Health and $17.8 million for the Department of Agriculture. Move To Allow Squaw Utility Vote Senator Ronald G. “Ron” the landowners in Squaw The Chicago Park 4-H Cameron foday introduced Valley are registered voters Club January meeting had legislation to allow .voters in the area due to the fact a lot of business for. the : and property ‘owners in that they maintain thei eyening, It started with cee 3 Squaw Valiey to create the principal residence elsetwd demonstrations. The Squaw Valley Municipal where. first was by Larry Henslee. Improvement District. Special legislation was He showed two different The act provides for the organization, powers, Opercons to have the right to ation, management, financ-yote on matters relative te She showed how to cover * Beautifully furnished, carpeted 1-2 bedroom units ing, change of boundarics* the formation and possible a. waste paper basket. *Individually controlled air-conditioning and dissolution of the disfyture expansion of -the Each member reported * Combination tub-showers trict. eee services provided by this on his projects. We discussed *Free show reservations This legislation does not gistrict. having a snow party at *TV, Radios, Swim Pool but mereand create a district, ly allows the voters roperty owners to create San Francisco Bay was Id be idea. : : Eccant improvement declared a port of entry by [poe oo es *2 minutes to downtown night-life district if they so desire. Spanish Governor Pablo Doug Hamilton. He showed *Credit cards honored Less than 10 per cent of Vincente de Sola in 1835. some slides to us. There were pictures of our old 200 Fremont Street club leader, Ken Rolph. LAS VEGAS, FINAL CLEARANCE OF WANTED WOMENS FASHIONS ALL WINTER HATS Now 9O¢ LADIES WINTER COATS needed to allow these per Social "Steam Roller Laying Tar" area that had been burned. Mr. Matson explained what could be done with the partially burned weod. We went to the Matson lumber mill and looked at all the machniery and different types of wood. Johnny Johnson, Reptr. s+ * * CHICAGO PARK kinds of rabbit feeders. The second was by Janice ‘Paul. Squaw Valley with another club and decided that it The pictures showed when Chicago Park and Peardale were combined. They included demonstrations given by our old club members. We were very grateful to Doug Hamilton for coming to our meeting. Did your 4-H Club go Demonstrations were given to encourage young 4. Hers to give demonstrations fun night, March 19, Pam Stortz, Reptr. * US 93, 95, 466 *Baby sitters available *Near Good Restaurants from coast to coast, Congress of Motor Hotels. YOBA RIVER LOMBER CO. IN. OF CALIFORNIA FOREST PRODUCTS FROM SIERRA NEVADA TIMBERLANDS Write for new TRAVEL GUIDE listing fine motels inspected and approved by NEVADA 1/2 PRICE >) oy bed Workers 2 Eddie Roningen Age 6 TELEPHONE 265 -4521.. TELETYPE MARYSVILLE 241 ALL CAR COATS Mrs. Haley's First Grade ROUTE lL. SON 478. 5. GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA Nevada City Elementary School Reduced 1/3 Hear Crime. NYLON QUILTED ROBES Reduced 1/3 LADIES DRESSES Now 1/2 PRICE . SLEEPWEAR Reduced 1/3 3 . . & . . . BANKAMERICARD . CHARGE ACCOUNT PLAN t the nifty nine-fifty Prices Have Been Cut Drastically To Make Room For The New Spring Stock That Is Arriving Daily. _ Ladies’ and Girls’ Wear 138 Mill St., Grass Valley iiifdinner meeting of the Pla‘fcer-Nevada Chapter of the 's. 1 Californta Social {. Organization heid if 40 Jan. f FOREST SPRINGS Robert Davidson, correctional counselor at the Tron Mine Camp. addressed. the Workers at Club if, Mrs: Elsie Shields,. president, reports. A representative of the State Forestry Division, William Merle, also spoke briefly on the work his department is doing in helping to rehabilitate prisoners by training them to fight forest fires. Davidson, who holds an M.A. degree in Anthropology from Stanford University, spoke generally about the Concepts of Crime and Criminals held by various cultures in different parts of ‘the world, seeking. to show that crime is a _relative thing, dependent upon time and space factors. Davidsen stated he would esi ete ttasbiesnensiosy'k nevis The Forest Spriggs 4-H Club had its first meeting of the new year Jan. 10. The members played Bames -before the meeting started. After the meeting, Franshowed colored They were of her ces Head slides. trip to Europe. Rickey Miller,. Reptr. ask the warden for permission to speak to the group at some future date concerning the California conservation program. The program is still in the planning stage at this time e CIRCULARS e STATIONERY e MAIL PIECES e BILLS e FORMS NEV. CO. PRINTING & PUBLISHING 212 W. Main. St. Grass Valley PHONE 273-4590 If You Are Enjoying Ill HEALTH This Ad Is Not For. You. If You Are Sick Of Being Sick AndRegard Your Health HEALTH As Your Greatest Asset Then You Owe It To Yourself To JREST-RE LAX-REBUILD At GRASS VALLEY'S FINE NEW MASSAGE And HYDRO-THERAPHY . Institution WHERE YOU CAN EXPECT TREAT MENTS EQUAL TO THE BEST BETTER THAN THE REST Swedish Massage Whirlpool Bath Showersseat Rub 111 1/2 Bank St. 3-3783 32 YEARS EXPERIENCE CENTRAL CALIFORNIA FeperaL SAVINGS Loan Association MAXIMUM SECURITY Cwvrent Rate yy Wangs annum PAID QUARTERLY ONE STOP SERVICE or all your building needs e FEATURING QUALITY MATERIAL at reasonable prices FREE DELIVERY — FINANCING — PLAN SERVICE — — LUMBER SPECIALS — UNIT LOTS ~~ 2x4 2 & Btr. P.P. & W.F.-S4S $65 MBF 2x4 #3 P.P. & W.F.----S45 $50 1x6 or 8 Sheathing -------$35 MANY. OTHER SPECIALS If you have a Building Problemlet us help you BE WINTER WISE BY SHOPPING WITH THESE MERCHANTS = @ ! John [. Beitz . Sharp All — 436 CLAY ST., N.C, Sierra. Freight Lines SSSSSSSSSSSSSVSVsessesese OSBORN Phone 273-2478 savelr Will sharpen all kinds of saws Meee JUAN Flower Shop : lawn mower base knives, and . + lEVILLE We Specialize I: adjust knives, scissors, or SIERRA CITY : Bee any other sharp edge tool. ; wees County Satisfaction Assured SPERRAVILLE ee a = Reasonable Prices ; 2 ‘Grass Valley DEL ORO THEATRE BLDG. Dial 265-2681 ERontier 1-9125 273-6578 EVERYTHING . pass vauey . Demar Dundas . . RADCLIFFE ELECTRICAL LAUNDRY & BEATING AND S. AUBURN at WHITING ST. PLENTY OF PARKING COOLING SERVICE Ph. 273-7527 FOOTE DRY CLEANERS Repairs Parts Controls . 9990990000000 00 E RICAL CO. 200 zee: Stove, Cooler leet Serre 519 Alta Street phone 273-7392 321 Boulder. Street Plumbing Phone 265-2562 1001 BARGAINS 1001

. Pace 6 t os. Wednesday, February 1, 1961 © Reed Budget Presented 7 By Gov. Brown Governor EdmundG. Brown has presented what he describes as an “honestly, but narrowly balanced” $2, provided in the current bud— ae 2. Theallocation al $18. 9 million for the Oroville Dam on the Feather River and ™ CRAYOy € Christmas caroling? Well, ours did. We also had a party afterward. This is the third year we have done this. We went to folks old -and young. We _ stopped them from going places and ‘got them out of bed. One couple said they turned off the radio but kept hearing voices, That just hapthemselves. These were given ‘by Mariarine Kennedy, clothing; Janet Toy, clothing; Dick Veale, telephone tech.« nique; Susan Yun, cooking; © Wesley Schulze, electrical; Kitty and Jerry Meekins, the Big Four Beef. The attendance was very good. Almost 100 people 592, 304, 521 budget for 1961-— ala : pened to be us making our 62 to the State Legislature. $3. 6 million for the San Luis ‘dienidly. were present, mostly 4. Although the proposed Project coamageeget ngazte «: Most of the people were ne all thank Mrs. Head budget is the fargest inthe Commitment to two of the old members of the commu1. “advisor,. and Mrs. State's history, it is only 4.56 per cent greater than that for the 1960-61 fiscal year. The. percentage ingreatest water projects in the State's history. 3. Thefunds allocated to social welfare total $250.2 Activities eae CWB nity, One couple and their children were new, So We paid them a_ nice friend . visit. The people we Vi ed were. happy to see hu Veale, chairman and director, for putting on this pro4. gram. & Kitty: Meekins, Reptr. crease sis the lowest for any natin tne op tien “come. After we were _finae . budget submitted by a CaliBice : MAR ; Governor Brown said the 18Provided for a state buildWOODCHUCKERS Sayin’ for all the club: the Penn Valley 4-H Club greater part ofthe increase will be used for the welfare of the people, particularly in aid forthe agedand afflicted. construction program, Other allocations are $9.1 million for the State Beach and Park program, $45.4 million for the Department of Corrections, $144.4 mikWe met at Mr. Matson’s home for the second year forestry group. He gave us some new forestry: books and explained how to use We had a lot of fun and wish to do it again. Janice Paul, Reptr. * * * * BANNER Members of Banner 4-H was called to order on Friday, the 18th, by Walter White. There were . 7 members and 7 visitors Walter White talked about the following events: High lights of the budget : mee : oan. § . lion for the Department of Ea domes Club attended a meeting roe 26 —— . oe — i. we : pge : : ay, : ; scholarship 1. Atotalof $1.1 billion es Hygiene, $35 million Then we went to the Miller Jan. 12, at the age oe applications day, Feb. 15; is allocated for education, fortheDepartment of Public place and looked at the Building in Grass Valley. poultry field day, Feb. 25; The figure is $58.6 million greater than the funds Health and $17.8 million for the Department of Agriculture. Move To Allow Squaw Utility Vote Senator Ronald G. “Ron” the landowners in Squaw The Chicago Park 4-H Cameron foday introduced Valley are registered voters Club January meeting had legislation to allow .voters in the area due to the fact a lot of business for. the : and property ‘owners in that they maintain thei eyening, It started with cee 3 Squaw Valiey to create the principal residence elsetwd demonstrations. The Squaw Valley Municipal where. first was by Larry Henslee. Improvement District. Special legislation was He showed two different The act provides for the organization, powers, Opercons to have the right to ation, management, financ-yote on matters relative te She showed how to cover * Beautifully furnished, carpeted 1-2 bedroom units ing, change of boundarics* the formation and possible a. waste paper basket. *Individually controlled air-conditioning and dissolution of the disfyture expansion of -the Each member reported * Combination tub-showers trict. eee services provided by this on his projects. We discussed *Free show reservations This legislation does not gistrict. having a snow party at *TV, Radios, Swim Pool but mereand create a district, ly allows the voters roperty owners to create San Francisco Bay was Id be idea. : : Eccant improvement declared a port of entry by [poe oo es *2 minutes to downtown night-life district if they so desire. Spanish Governor Pablo Doug Hamilton. He showed *Credit cards honored Less than 10 per cent of Vincente de Sola in 1835. some slides to us. There were pictures of our old 200 Fremont Street club leader, Ken Rolph. LAS VEGAS, FINAL CLEARANCE OF WANTED WOMENS FASHIONS ALL WINTER HATS Now 9O¢ LADIES WINTER COATS needed to allow these per Social "Steam Roller Laying Tar" area that had been burned. Mr. Matson explained what could be done with the partially burned weod. We went to the Matson lumber mill and looked at all the machniery and different types of wood. Johnny Johnson, Reptr. s+ * * CHICAGO PARK kinds of rabbit feeders. The second was by Janice ‘Paul. Squaw Valley with another club and decided that it The pictures showed when Chicago Park and Peardale were combined. They included demonstrations given by our old club members. We were very grateful to Doug Hamilton for coming to our meeting. Did your 4-H Club go Demonstrations were given to encourage young 4. Hers to give demonstrations fun night, March 19, Pam Stortz, Reptr. * US 93, 95, 466 *Baby sitters available *Near Good Restaurants from coast to coast, Congress of Motor Hotels. YOBA RIVER LOMBER CO. IN. OF CALIFORNIA

FOREST PRODUCTS FROM SIERRA NEVADA TIMBERLANDS Write for new TRAVEL GUIDE listing fine motels inspected and approved by NEVADA 1/2 PRICE >) oy bed Workers 2 Eddie Roningen Age 6 TELEPHONE 265 -4521... TELETYPE MARYSVILLE 241 ALL CAR COATS Mrs. Haley's First Grade ROUTE lL. SON 478.. 5.. GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA Nevada City Elementary School Reduced 1/3 Hear Crime. NYLON QUILTED ROBES Reduced 1/3 LADIES DRESSES Now 1/2 PRICE . SLEEPWEAR Reduced 1/3 3 . . & . . . BANKAMERICARD . CHARGE ACCOUNT PLAN t the nifty nine-fifty Prices Have Been Cut Drastically To Make Room For The New Spring Stock That Is Arriving Daily. _ Ladies’ and Girls’ Wear 138 Mill St., Grass Valley iiifdinner meeting of the Pla‘fcer-Nevada Chapter of the 's. 1 Californta Social {. Organization heid if 40 Jan. f FOREST SPRINGS Robert Davidson, correctional counselor at the Tron Mine Camp. addressed. the Workers at Club if, Mrs: Elsie Shields,. president, reports. A representative of the State Forestry Division, William Merle, also spoke briefly on the work his department is doing in helping to rehabilitate prisoners by training them to fight forest fires. Davidson, who holds an M.A. degree in Anthropology from Stanford University, spoke generally about the Concepts of Crime and Criminals held by various cultures in different parts of ‘the world, seeking. to show that crime is a _relative thing, dependent upon time and space factors. Davidsen stated he would esi ete ttasbiesnensiosy'k nevis The Forest Spriggs 4-H Club had its first meeting of the new year Jan. 10. The members played Bames -before the meeting started. After the meeting, Franshowed colored They were of her ces Head slides. trip to Europe. Rickey Miller,. Reptr. ask the warden for permission to speak to the group at some future date concerning the California conservation program. The program is still in the planning stage at this time e CIRCULARS e STATIONERY e MAIL PIECES e BILLS e FORMS NEV. CO. PRINTING & PUBLISHING 212 W. Main. St. Grass Valley PHONE 273-4590 If You Are Enjoying Ill HEALTH This Ad Is Not For. You. If You Are Sick Of Being Sick AndRegard Your Health HEALTH As Your Greatest Asset Then You Owe It To Yourself To JREST-RE LAX-REBUILD At GRASS VALLEY'S FINE NEW MASSAGE And HYDRO-THERAPHY . Institution WHERE YOU CAN EXPECT TREAT MENTS EQUAL TO THE BEST BETTER THAN THE REST Swedish Massage Whirlpool Bath Showersseat Rub 111 1/2 Bank St. 3-3783 32 YEARS EXPERIENCE CENTRAL CALIFORNIA FeperaL SAVINGS Loan Association MAXIMUM SECURITY Cwvrent Rate yy Wangs annum PAID QUARTERLY ONE STOP SERVICE or all your building needs e FEATURING QUALITY MATERIAL at reasonable prices FREE DELIVERY — FINANCING — PLAN SERVICE — — LUMBER SPECIALS — UNIT LOTS ~~ 2x4 2 & Btr. P.P. & W.F.-S4S $65 MBF 2x4 #3 P.P. & W.F.----S45 $50 1x6 or 8 Sheathing -------$35 MANY. OTHER SPECIALS If you have a Building Problemlet us help you BE WINTER WISE BY SHOPPING WITH THESE MERCHANTS = @ ! John [. Beitz . Sharp All — 436 CLAY ST., N.C, Sierra. Freight Lines SSSSSSSSSSSSSVSVsessesese OSBORN Phone 273-2478 savelr Will sharpen all kinds of saws Meee JUAN Flower Shop : lawn mower base knives, and . + lEVILLE We Specialize I: adjust knives, scissors, or SIERRA CITY : Bee any other sharp edge tool. ; wees County Satisfaction Assured SPERRAVILLE ee a = Reasonable Prices ; 2 ‘Grass Valley DEL ORO THEATRE BLDG. Dial 265-2681 ERontier 1-9125 273-6578 EVERYTHING . pass vauey . Demar Dundas . . RADCLIFFE ELECTRICAL LAUNDRY & BEATING AND S. AUBURN at WHITING ST. PLENTY OF PARKING COOLING SERVICE Ph. 273-7527 FOOTE DRY CLEANERS Repairs Parts Controls . 9990990000000 00 E RICAL CO. 200 zee: Stove, Cooler leet Serre 519 Alta Street phone 273-7392 321 Boulder. Street Plumbing Phone 265-2562 1001 BARGAINS 1001