February 6, 1963 (10 pages)

iy ierra win , off “tar= ort San ierra f the — « had =d on edy's orks eas. :mpthan 2en a er in Bend dis> had ‘ound been road and been Dut is at at -ele1 was lave ow if snow site ada iety » the ata City torrenwill ite Valdisved by how mnathe lies we I The Pirates of County Roads Are Repaired NEVADA CITY---Nevada County road crews are repairing damage tothree county bridges as a result of. last week's storm, Road Commissioner B ob Graham reported today. Major damage was reportedto the Washington bridge, where the South Fork of the Yuba River pushed one: pier 38 inches into the river and the southwest edge of the bridge dropped four feet. Graham said the bridge is passable now and repairs will be completed today. One othercounty bridge is: closed, while a third is passable. The Tyler-Foote bridge is. stillclosedasaresult of road damage onthe Sierra County side, the Nevada County approach having been repaired, Graham reported. In addition, the Edwards Crossing bridge had approach damage on one corner, but is passable. Graham, whoat one point of the storm became trapped between the North Fork of the Yuba River and a road slide on Highway 49 and walked several miles to Camptonville where he was picked up, said county damwas relatively light. His crews are all working on storm damage, which included washouts on quite a few shoulders, and other road work has beén delayed, Graham reported, DEL ORO! PHONE 273-6932 j GRASS VALLEY The Fantastic Land Of Fungi By Lillian S. Mott AGARICUS SUBRUTILESCENS (edible). This year for the first time, this species was brought to my attention and I have found them on a number of occasions myself. Withthe help of Dr. Isabelle Tavares, Senior Herbarium Botanist, University of Calif, at Berkeley, they were determined as the subrutilescens species of Agarics. They resemble somewhat the common. field mushroom (agaricus campestris), but are larger and more colorful. When very young and in the button stage, the caps are a deep purple -brown and fibrillose to the. extent of giving a furry look. When expanded, the fibrils break up, forming a dark spot in the middle of a light-colored cap,” leaving scattered patches over the rest of the cap. The stem is white with zones or scales, the flesh is white but the gills are pale buff when young, turning to a dark vinaceous brown at maturity. It grows under conifers mostly but hasbeen found growing in hard roadside dirt. Having eaten these, I will in the future watch the same areas where previously found, asI consider them one of the best. Sierra Dates ‘NEVADA CITY---Walter "The Great" Mails will make two Sierra appearances in the next two days. The San Francisco Giants publicity man will be the featured speaker at the an. . nual Father-Son banquet at the Nevada City Elks Lodge tomorrow night. ~ A Frank Gallino Italian dinner will feature the gourmet part of the program. _ Friday night Mails will be the guest speaker at an Eagle Scout dinner and reunion at Champs restaurant in Auburn, Willard Rose will chair the Eagle Scout meeting. Mails is expected to speak to both groups about his ex_periences on theball diamond, experiences that include World Series play. Chancellor Is Hosted Tonight GRASS VALLEY---University of California alumni tonight GIVEN PINS---The 13 members of the Nevada Union High School Pre-Med Club, who had given 40 or more hours active work to the hospitals, were given their pins by Mrs. Frances Foote, L.V.N., of the Nevada County Hospital, under the direction of Mrs. Dallas Fellersen, nurse for the senior high school. The honorees, left toright, withtheir director are: Mrs. Fellersen, Sharon Ratel, Pamela Varnell, Gayle Evans, Roberta Frost, Lynda Granholm, Sally Murphy, Sandra Treloar, Lucille Donovan, LeVee Hankins, Becky Nobles, Kathy Pontius, Tana Ingram and Vicki Pjontek. Four members, who joined the club last year and received their pins at that time, but are continuing to be active in the hospitals are: Marcella Nelson, Bobby Hattox, Jean Hattox and Elizabeth O'Connell. Scotty's Photo will host Chancellor Edward W. Strong, of the university's Berkeley campus, at a dinner at the Bret Harte Inn. David E, Apter, authority on African political problems, andRichardE. Erickson, executive manager of the alumni association, will accompany Chancellor Strong on his Grass Valley visit. Mrs. Roy C. Tremoureux, Grass Valley, is program chairman. Now Thru Sat. Frank Sinatra Laurence Harvey Janet Leigh ae The Manchurian Candidate Bleed River . COLOR ees ¢@8 STARTS SUNDAY aa Loren Anita Ekberg he First 3-Act Motion Picture Ever Prese CARLO P PONT! in EASTMAN COLOR © Supervisors Hear Retirement Plea NEVADA CITY-+-Nevada, County Supervisors discussed a variety of items at their first February meeting Friday. Chairman Henry Loehr, Truckee, was unable to attend dueto the storm-closed Sierra highway situation. Action on the agenda included: Presentation of report that county employes favor a county retirement fund, 198 to 7. A retirement program was presented to the supervisors for study. Establishment, of an advi} sory fish and game commit; tee. Supervisor Neil Hen: hessy appointed Kirk Dulaney; Supervisor Don Blake appointed Guy Robinson; and other supervisors will announce appointments to the committee at a later date. Receipt of a petition seeking additional police protection in the North San Juan area. The matter was referred to Sheriff Wayne Brown. Receipt of a petition seek~ ing the repaving of La Barr MeadowsRd, The matter was referred to Road Commissioner Bob Graham. Acceptance for study of a request by Gene Blake for a county subsidy in the operation of his Twin Cities Ambulance Service. Hearing from Planning Director Bill Roberts that Robert Hatch of the Division of Beaches and Parks will meet with the planning commission to discuss the proposed Malakoff State Park, Honeybees produce 200 million pounds of honey and four million pounds of beeswax each year in the United States. Enjoy Continental Charm in the center of SAN FRANCISCO'S Theater. Shopping. Business District HOTEL San Francisco's only garden hotel delights you with all the amenities of fine living. Individuallystyled guest rooms. Unique Garden Restaurant patio individually heated for year-around outdoor dining. dinner dancing under the stars. Coffee House. 24-hour Garage Service. Transportation at door “Murray Lehr, Managing Director Write direct or see your Travel Agent. Reservations: GRaystone 46464 The Claremont Hole in OAKLAND. ‘BERKELEY California Tariff from $8 Teletype: OA520 Giesnorous resort setting — 22 seres of gafdens. Overlooks the Bay. 20 minstes from downtown Son Frencisc®, Briggs To Attend Hardware Confab NEVADA CITY ---Hardware dealer William C. Briggs of Alpha Hardware will be a delegate to the 62nd Annual Convention and Western States Hardw are House-wares=Paint & Garden Supply Show presented by the California Retail Hardware Asso= ciation in San Francisco Feb, 10-12. Briggs, a member of the . CRHA, will participate with more than7000 dealers from the Western States in viewing’ more than $2 million of hard-. ware, housewares and allied items on display during the three-day event. Morethan 270 national manufacturers from 43 states will display their products which will include hundreds of new items not yet on the market. {Baumholder, Germany. Jat Fort Ord. —" In Germany BAUMHOLDER, Germany--Army Pvt. ArlenJ. Mack, 21, whose wife, Bea, lives on Route 1, Grass Valley, recently was assigned to the 8th Infantry Division in Mack, who was last sta~ tioned at Fort. Sill, Okla., isnow,’a mechanic in Headquarters Company of the division's 16th Infantry, He enteredthe Army in May 1962. and completed basic training The 1959 Nevada Union High School graduate was 4 engaged in farming prior to entering the Army. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mack, live at 22 Oak St., Grass Valley. Term On: NID Board District 5 voters at both Penn Valley and Rough and Ready precincts gave the Employers Must Melvin Brown Wins File Tax Returns SACRA MENTO--California Gleason's 65; and in Rough and Ready he led 126 to 50. The candidates split four GRASS VALLE Y--=-Melvin’ Brown wasreturned to his NID employers were reminded today by State Controller Alan Cranston, chairman of the Franchise Tax Board, that they must file information returns with the Franchise TaxBoard on or before Feb. 28. An information return, board post yesterday ina Nevada Irrigation District election in which Brown beat Harold Gleason, 277-117, each single employee who was paid $1,500 or more and each married employee who was paid $3,000 or mo edge toBrown. In Penn Valley he polled 149 votes to votes, wz. SMITH 2 JEWELER 218 Broad St., Nevada City <2 2 Form 599, must be filed for during 1962. is for interest on your ore security with insured savings: Rove YOUR Roney !! where it earns Rore safely!!! fove YOUR Ritoney tidvalley Savings! KEN ADAMS . YOUR MONY MAN : ——e . MORTGAGE PROTECTION HEALTH INSURANCE RETIREMENT FUNDING: EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS} PERSONAL INSURANCE PLANING thereat Of New York GRASS. witaay ‘213-2404 Now is the time to make that move to more earnings on your savings. Andat 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 that $550 million, Accounts opened by the 10th earn interest fromthe 1st. Plenty of parking : atall offices.

iy ierra win , off “tar= ort San ierra f the — « had =d on edy's orks eas. :mpthan 2en a er in Bend dis> had ‘ound been road and been Dut is at at -ele1 was lave ow if snow site ada iety » the ata City torrenwill ite Valdisved by how mnathe lies we I The Pirates of County Roads Are Repaired NEVADA CITY---Nevada County road crews are repairing damage tothree county bridges as a result of. last week's storm, Road Commissioner B ob Graham reported today. Major damage was reportedto the Washington bridge, where the South Fork of the Yuba River pushed one: pier 38 inches into the river and the southwest edge of the bridge dropped four feet. Graham said the bridge is passable now and repairs will be completed today. One othercounty bridge is: closed, while a third is passable. The Tyler-Foote bridge is. stillclosedasaresult of road damage onthe Sierra County side, the Nevada County approach having been repaired, Graham reported. In addition, the Edwards Crossing bridge had approach damage on one corner, but is passable. Graham, whoat one point of the storm became trapped between the North Fork of the Yuba River and a road slide on Highway 49 and walked several miles to Camptonville where he was picked up, said county damwas relatively light. His crews are all working on storm damage, which included washouts on quite a few shoulders, and other road work has beén delayed, Graham reported, DEL ORO! PHONE 273-6932 j GRASS VALLEY The Fantastic Land Of Fungi By Lillian S. Mott AGARICUS SUBRUTILESCENS (edible). This year for the first time, this species was brought to my attention and I have found them on a number of occasions myself. Withthe help of Dr. Isabelle Tavares, Senior Herbarium Botanist, University of Calif, at Berkeley, they were determined as the subrutilescens species of Agarics. They resemble somewhat the common. field mushroom (agaricus campestris), but are larger and more colorful. When very young and in the button stage, the caps are a deep purple -brown and fibrillose to the. extent of giving a furry look. When expanded, the fibrils break up, forming a dark spot in the middle of a light-colored cap,” leaving scattered patches over the rest of the cap. The stem is white with zones or scales, the flesh is white but the gills are pale buff when young, turning to a dark vinaceous brown at maturity. It grows under conifers mostly but hasbeen found growing in hard roadside dirt. Having eaten these, I will in the future watch the same areas where previously found, asI consider them one of the best. Sierra Dates ‘NEVADA CITY---Walter "The Great" Mails will make two Sierra appearances in the next two days. The San Francisco Giants publicity man will be the featured speaker at the an. . nual Father-Son banquet at the Nevada City Elks Lodge tomorrow night. ~ A Frank Gallino Italian dinner will feature the gourmet part of the program. _ Friday night Mails will be the guest speaker at an Eagle Scout dinner and reunion at Champs restaurant in Auburn, Willard Rose will chair the Eagle Scout meeting. Mails is expected to speak to both groups about his ex_periences on theball diamond, experiences that include World Series play. Chancellor Is Hosted Tonight GRASS VALLEY---University of California alumni tonight GIVEN PINS---The 13 members of the Nevada Union High School Pre-Med Club, who had given 40 or more hours active work to the hospitals, were given their pins by Mrs. Frances Foote, L.V.N., of the Nevada County Hospital, under the direction of Mrs. Dallas Fellersen, nurse for the senior high school. The honorees, left toright, withtheir director are: Mrs. Fellersen, Sharon Ratel, Pamela Varnell, Gayle Evans, Roberta Frost, Lynda Granholm, Sally Murphy, Sandra Treloar, Lucille Donovan, LeVee Hankins, Becky Nobles, Kathy Pontius, Tana Ingram and Vicki Pjontek. Four members, who joined the club last year and received their pins at that time, but are continuing to be active in the hospitals are: Marcella Nelson, Bobby Hattox, Jean Hattox and Elizabeth O'Connell. Scotty's Photo will host Chancellor Edward W. Strong, of the university's Berkeley campus, at a dinner at the Bret Harte Inn. David E, Apter, authority on African political problems, andRichardE. Erickson, executive manager of the alumni association, will accompany Chancellor Strong on his Grass Valley visit. Mrs. Roy C. Tremoureux, Grass Valley, is program chairman. Now Thru Sat. Frank Sinatra Laurence Harvey Janet Leigh ae The Manchurian Candidate Bleed River . COLOR ees ¢@8 STARTS SUNDAY aa Loren Anita Ekberg he First 3-Act Motion Picture Ever Prese

CARLO P PONT! in EASTMAN COLOR © Supervisors Hear Retirement Plea NEVADA CITY-+-Nevada, County Supervisors discussed a variety of items at their first February meeting Friday. Chairman Henry Loehr, Truckee, was unable to attend dueto the storm-closed Sierra highway situation. Action on the agenda included: Presentation of report that county employes favor a county retirement fund, 198 to 7. A retirement program was presented to the supervisors for study. Establishment, of an advi} sory fish and game commit; tee. Supervisor Neil Hen: hessy appointed Kirk Dulaney; Supervisor Don Blake appointed Guy Robinson; and other supervisors will announce appointments to the committee at a later date. Receipt of a petition seeking additional police protection in the North San Juan area. The matter was referred to Sheriff Wayne Brown. Receipt of a petition seek~ ing the repaving of La Barr MeadowsRd, The matter was referred to Road Commissioner Bob Graham. Acceptance for study of a request by Gene Blake for a county subsidy in the operation of his Twin Cities Ambulance Service. Hearing from Planning Director Bill Roberts that Robert Hatch of the Division of Beaches and Parks will meet with the planning commission to discuss the proposed Malakoff State Park, Honeybees produce 200 million pounds of honey and four million pounds of beeswax each year in the United States. Enjoy Continental Charm in the center of SAN FRANCISCO'S Theater.. Shopping.. Business District HOTEL San Francisco's only garden hotel delights you with all the amenities of fine living. Individuallystyled guest rooms. Unique Garden Restaurant patio individually heated for year-around outdoor dining.. dinner dancing under the stars. Coffee House. 24-hour Garage Service. Transportation at door “Murray Lehr, Managing Director Write direct or see your Travel Agent. Reservations: GRaystone 46464 The Claremont Hole in OAKLAND. ‘BERKELEY California Tariff from $8 Teletype: OA520 Giesnorous resort setting — 22 seres of gafdens. Overlooks the Bay. 20 minstes from downtown Son Frencisc®, Briggs To Attend Hardware Confab NEVADA CITY ---Hardware dealer William C. Briggs of Alpha Hardware will be a delegate to the 62nd Annual Convention and Western States Hardw are House-wares=Paint & Garden Supply Show presented by the California Retail Hardware Asso= ciation in San Francisco Feb, 10-12. Briggs, a member of the . CRHA, will participate with more than7000 dealers from the Western States in viewing’ more than $2 million of hard-. ware, housewares and allied items on display during the three-day event. Morethan 270 national manufacturers from 43 states will display their products which will include hundreds of new items not yet on the market. {Baumholder, Germany. Jat Fort Ord. —" In Germany BAUMHOLDER, Germany--Army Pvt. ArlenJ. Mack, 21, whose wife, Bea, lives on Route 1, Grass Valley, recently was assigned to the 8th Infantry Division in Mack, who was last sta~ tioned at Fort. Sill, Okla., isnow,’a mechanic in Headquarters Company of the division's 16th Infantry, He enteredthe Army in May 1962. and completed basic training The 1959 Nevada Union High School graduate was 4 engaged in farming prior to entering the Army. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mack, live at 22 Oak St., Grass Valley. Term On: NID Board District 5 voters at both Penn Valley and Rough and Ready precincts gave the Employers Must Melvin Brown Wins File Tax Returns SACRA MENTO--California Gleason's 65; and in Rough and Ready he led 126 to 50. The candidates split four GRASS VALLE Y--=-Melvin’ Brown wasreturned to his NID employers were reminded today by State Controller Alan Cranston, chairman of the Franchise Tax Board, that they must file information returns with the Franchise TaxBoard on or before Feb. 28. An information return, board post yesterday ina Nevada Irrigation District election in which Brown beat Harold Gleason, 277-117, each single employee who was paid $1,500 or more and each married employee who was paid $3,000 or mo edge toBrown. In Penn Valley he polled 149 votes to votes, wz. SMITH 2 JEWELER 218 Broad St., Nevada City <2 2 Form 599, must be filed for during 1962. is for interest on your ore security with insured savings: Rove YOUR Roney !! where it earns Rore safely!!! fove YOUR Ritoney tidvalley Savings! KEN ADAMS . YOUR MONY MAN : ——e . MORTGAGE PROTECTION HEALTH INSURANCE RETIREMENT FUNDING: EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS} PERSONAL INSURANCE PLANING thereat Of New York GRASS. witaay ‘213-2404 Now is the time to make that move to more earnings on your savings. Andat 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 that $550 million, Accounts opened by the 10th earn interest fromthe 1st.. Plenty of parking : atall offices.