February 6, 1964 (20 pages)

Deaths ROE---in the Nevada County Hospital, January 29, 1964, William (Henry) Roe of Grass Valley. He was the husband of Daisy, Hartsphorne, Okla.; father of William H., Santa Barbara, Arthur, Hawthorne, Nev., Frankie, San Antonio, Tex., Jackie, Houston, Tex., and Bob, Semas, Tex.; brother of Tom Roe, Richmond. He was a native of Virginia, aged 76 years. He was a blacksmith. He came to Grass Valley about 14 years ago. The body was shipped to Hartsphorne, Okla., for funeral services and burial. ++ +++ COULTON-=-in the Nevada County. Hospita 1, January 31, 1964, Carrie Coulton of Grass Valley. She was the mother of James and Ray Coulton, Velma Kistle and Delma Huffman, all of Grass Valley, and Vera Lewis, Winters; sister of Emily Hodgkins, Grass. Valley. She was a native and long resident of Grass Valley aged 75 years. Episcopal Church funeral services were held in the Hooper -Weaver Mortuary Feb. 3. Burial was in new Elm Ridge Lawn. +++ 4+ NASEY---in the Nevada County Hospital, January 30, 1964, Fred Nasey of Grass Valley. He was the father of Lloyd and Laurence of Grass Valley; grandfather of three and great grandfather of two. He was a native of Minnesota, aged 98 years. He farmedin Minnesota before coming to California. He came to Grass Valley in 1955. Private cremation was held at Sierra View , Marysville. ++ +++ KELLOGG---in the Nevada County Hospital, February 5, 1964, LuluKellogg of Grass Valley. She was the mother of Charles, San Francisco; and sister of Mrs. Martha Walker, Vallejo. She was the widow of Elmo Kellogg, who died Jan. 14\of this year. She was anativeoof Los Gatos, aged 78 years. She had livedin this area about 17 years. Funeralservices were held in the Hooper-Weaver Mortuary Feb. 4. Burial was in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. ++ ++ + CRANE---in his Nevada City home, February 2, 1964, Arthur John Crane. He was the husband of Mae, Nevada City; son i Bertha—Crane,.Fredonia, N.Y.; father of Terry, Nevada City, and Gordon, Grass Valley; brother of Norman, Albany, N.Y., Warren, \ Alexandria, Va., Doris Carlson, ' Alexandria, Va., and grandfather of three. He was a native of Fredonia, N.Y., aged 52 years. He came to California in 1945. He worked -for the U.S. Forest Service, the Tahoe Sugar Pine Mill and Briggs, Connolly and Dennis construction company. He was a veteran of World War H. Methodist funeral services were held in Bergemann Funeral\Chapel Feb. 5. Burial was in Sierra Memorial Lawn, te Political Prospecting SIXTH ASSEMBLY SEAT The Sixth Assembly District Council of Democratic Clubs will convene Sunday in Auburn at the fairgrounds to endorse the candi/dacy of one of at least five Democrats who are seeking election tothe seat formerly held by Senator Paul J. Lunardi. As an added attraction, the 400 delegates and guests will hear an address by Attorney General Stanley Mosk ‘who will return from a New Jersey trip in time to attend the convention. Mosk is mentioned as a likely candidate to oppose Senator Clair Engle’s bid for reelection in the Democratic primary June 3. © The all-day session will begin served. Non-delegates and visitors are urged to attend by Amy Nygard, chairman of the Nevada County delegation tothe conven tion. These guests will not be permitted to vote or enter in the discussions, but are welcome to observe the proceedings. A regis~ CLASSIFIED ADS BUILDING MATERIALS A to Z SUPPLY 503 W. Ridge Road 278-6608 FOR SALE NEW! FURNITURE Sheahan's Furniture SPINET PIANO to be picked up and sold. Will sacrifice to res~ ponsible party in this area. Cash, terms, trade, Also ELEC, ORGAN. Write or phone Adjuster, Tallman Piano Stores, Inc., Salem, Ore., 363-5707 , 1955 Ford V-8 Tn. Sedan, Antique-furniture, Roll-a-way beds, (Doors & windows cheap) Art Phelps, 273-7593 SERVICES Dressmaking-A lterations call for appointment 2732878; CelestaBrunner No. 4 Shady Pine Court, Grass ValWINDSHIELDS REPLACED And all-other automobile ¢!ass. Moule Paint& Glass, Grass Valley. Septic tank cleaning-family size $40. Complete job work guaranteed, Call collect SH 33161; Olivehurst, California WANTED The foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in 1926 in California started in Alameda County in February of that year. : Coins, stamps, old letters, books (mining, history, technical -no novels) Pioneer 132 Main St., Nevada City WANTED GUNS Old, Antique or-Obsolete Wanted by collector. 273-8733 Hal Bolefahr. Democrats Will En at 9 a.m. A luncheon will be 203 W. Main. St. Ph. 273-2739. tration fee will be charged. . Joseph Wyatt Jr., past president of the California Democratic Council, will preside over the convention that will draw delegates from all of the 11 counties that comprise the Sixth Assembly District. Final arrangements for the meeting were made Sunday at an Auburn meeting presided over by Ruth Warner, district director of the Second Congressional District Democratic clubs. At least five potential candidates are seeking the endorsement, Mrs. Nygardsaid, Two are from Auburn, one from Placerville, one from Columbia and one from Yuba County. Democrats hope that the candidate receiving the endorsement will be unopposed in the primary, but the other hopeful candidates have not yet indicated whether they will drop from the race if they are not chosen by the convention. HAROLD M. WELCH Donner Lake businessman Harold M. Welch became the fifth Republican to announce candidacy for the Sixth District Assembly seat last week. Welch served as president of the Truckee-Donner Chamber of Commerce and was awarded an “outstanding citizen award” in 1956. He is aRotarian anda member of E. Clampus Vitus. . The candidate isa member and __. past-president of the Sierra Junior College District board of trustees. A native of California, Welch is married and has two sons. He is manager of Donner Lake Lodge. "The State of California is lagging in its support of our public schools," Welch claims, “toa point where it is causing a hardship onthe local property owners. If this situation is allowed to continue, the fine education being given our children today will deteriorate. " Aims of the candidate include a state income tax reduction, conservation of natural resources with orderly development, preservation and proper use of water, timber, mineral and recreational facilities. eoeee CLAIR ENGLE Senator Clair Engle may have been deserted by leaders of the Democratic Party in California who fear that his health would not allow him to make an active Proms 273-078" ¥ campaign for reelection, but-a band of "Green Mountain Boys” have launched a determined drive to keep the senator in office. The non-partisan campaign in the mountain counties began last week with the launching of a “Dollars for Engle" drive to raise funds to carry Engle through the" primary fight. Archie Stevenot heads the "Green Mountain Boys" organiza~ tion, and-Paul Claiborne, president of Placer Savings and Loan Co. in Auburn, is vice-president. "A lot of people seem to be forgetting what Clair Engle has done for California---and the mountain regions in particular--~ on the national level since 1943, " Stevenot said. dorse For Assembly "The bulk of the progress that our area has enjoyed over the past 20 years is due largely to his efforts. “Clair has said he'll be able to campaign and to serve at least another six-years. His doctors have given him the green light. That's good enough for me!" Stevenot urged all mountain residents to kick off the "Dollars for Engle" drive by sending their money to Claiborne at Central Square in Auburn. Checks should be made out to "Dollars for Engle”. Engle, who underwent brain surgery last summer, hasbeen re~ cuperating and has been able to take his seat in the Senate on several occasions recently. DEPEND ON / BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO TO ADD A NEW FIREPLACE WALL “i ¥ os We Gminy Furnish Everything: 70 (ee ateriais S. Construction . WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT! RELIABLE, ESTABLISHED LUMBER DEALERS KNOW HOME IMPROVEMENT BEST ** 2% + Yet can depend on us for guaranteed home improvement because we've been here a long time, done a lot and we're proud of our reputation. But, more than that, CHIP, our Comprehensive Home Improvement Plan, furnishes everything you need . . . Ideas, Designing, Financing, Materials and Construction. Call today for FREE booklet and consultation in your home. We'll furnish suggestions, sketches and complete costs before any papers are signed. BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO. Grass Valley Nevada City Ph. 273-6105 ———— . . re Waves VAN 6 STORAGE 4 . ” Paves onass vauiry STORAGE @ 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE < CHIP — the only Comprehensive Home Improvement Plan \ \\THE BEST MOVE YOU EVER MADE "p96T ‘9 AzeniqeJ* ZI oped’’ **y983nN OUL’**ZI 28ed Dake te Pp an < Soe

Deaths ROE---in the Nevada County Hospital, January 29, 1964, William (Henry) Roe of Grass Valley. He was the husband of Daisy, Hartsphorne, Okla.; father of William H., Santa Barbara, Arthur, Hawthorne, Nev., Frankie, San Antonio, Tex., Jackie, Houston, Tex., and Bob, Semas, Tex.; brother of Tom Roe, Richmond. He was a native of Virginia, aged 76 years. He was a blacksmith. He came to Grass Valley about 14 years ago. The body was shipped to Hartsphorne, Okla., for funeral services and burial. ++ +++ COULTON-=-in the Nevada County. Hospita 1, January 31, 1964, Carrie Coulton of Grass Valley. She was the mother of James and Ray Coulton, Velma Kistle and Delma Huffman, all of Grass Valley, and Vera Lewis, Winters; sister of Emily Hodgkins, Grass. Valley. She was a native and long resident of Grass Valley aged 75 years. Episcopal Church funeral services were held in the Hooper -Weaver Mortuary Feb. 3. Burial was in new Elm Ridge Lawn. +++ 4+ NASEY---in the Nevada County Hospital, January 30, 1964, Fred Nasey of Grass Valley. He was the father of Lloyd and Laurence of Grass Valley; grandfather of three and great grandfather of two. He was a native of Minnesota, aged 98 years. He farmedin Minnesota before coming to California. He came to Grass Valley in 1955. Private cremation was held at Sierra View , Marysville. ++ +++ KELLOGG---in the Nevada County Hospital, February 5, 1964, LuluKellogg of Grass Valley. She was the mother of Charles, San Francisco; and sister of Mrs. Martha Walker, Vallejo. She was the widow of Elmo Kellogg, who died Jan. 14\of this year. She was anativeoof Los Gatos, aged 78 years. She had livedin this area about 17 years. Funeralservices were held in the Hooper-Weaver Mortuary Feb. 4. Burial was in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. ++ ++ + CRANE---in his Nevada City home, February 2, 1964, Arthur John Crane. He was the husband of Mae, Nevada City; son i Bertha—Crane,.Fredonia, N.Y.; father of Terry, Nevada City, and Gordon, Grass Valley; brother of Norman, Albany, N.Y., Warren, \ Alexandria, Va., Doris Carlson, ' Alexandria, Va., and grandfather of three. He was a native of Fredonia, N.Y., aged 52 years. He came to California in 1945. He worked -for the U.S. Forest Service, the Tahoe Sugar Pine Mill and Briggs, Connolly and Dennis construction company. He was a veteran of World War H. Methodist funeral services were held in Bergemann Funeral\Chapel Feb. 5. Burial was in Sierra Memorial Lawn, te Political Prospecting SIXTH ASSEMBLY SEAT The Sixth Assembly District Council of Democratic Clubs will convene Sunday in Auburn at the fairgrounds to endorse the candi/dacy of one of at least five Democrats who are seeking election tothe seat formerly held by Senator Paul J. Lunardi. As an added attraction, the 400 delegates and guests will hear an address by Attorney General Stanley Mosk ‘who will return from a New Jersey trip in time to attend the convention. Mosk is mentioned as a likely candidate to oppose Senator Clair Engle’s bid for reelection in the Democratic primary June 3. © The all-day session will begin served. Non-delegates and visitors are urged to attend by Amy Nygard, chairman of the Nevada County delegation tothe conven tion. These guests will not be permitted to vote or enter in the discussions, but are welcome to observe the proceedings. A regis~ CLASSIFIED ADS BUILDING MATERIALS A to Z SUPPLY 503 W. Ridge Road 278-6608 FOR SALE NEW! FURNITURE Sheahan's Furniture SPINET PIANO to be picked up and sold. Will sacrifice to res~ ponsible party in this area. Cash, terms, trade, Also ELEC, ORGAN. Write or phone Adjuster, Tallman Piano Stores, Inc., Salem, Ore., 363-5707 , 1955 Ford V-8 Tn. Sedan, Antique-furniture, Roll-a-way beds, (Doors & windows cheap) Art Phelps, 273-7593 SERVICES Dressmaking-A lterations call for appointment 2732878; CelestaBrunner No. 4 Shady Pine Court, Grass ValWINDSHIELDS REPLACED And all-other automobile ¢!ass. Moule Paint& Glass, Grass Valley. Septic tank cleaning-family size $40. Complete job work guaranteed, Call collect SH 33161; Olivehurst, California WANTED The foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in 1926 in California started in Alameda County in February of that year. : Coins, stamps, old letters, books (mining, history, technical -no novels) Pioneer 132 Main St., Nevada City WANTED GUNS Old, Antique or-Obsolete Wanted by collector. 273-8733 Hal Bolefahr. Democrats Will En at 9 a.m. A luncheon will be

203 W. Main. St. Ph. 273-2739. tration fee will be charged. . Joseph Wyatt Jr., past president of the California Democratic Council, will preside over the convention that will draw delegates from all of the 11 counties that comprise the Sixth Assembly District. Final arrangements for the meeting were made Sunday at an Auburn meeting presided over by Ruth Warner, district director of the Second Congressional District Democratic clubs. At least five potential candidates are seeking the endorsement, Mrs. Nygardsaid, Two are from Auburn, one from Placerville, one from Columbia and one from Yuba County. Democrats hope that the candidate receiving the endorsement will be unopposed in the primary, but the other hopeful candidates have not yet indicated whether they will drop from the race if they are not chosen by the convention. HAROLD M. WELCH Donner Lake businessman Harold M. Welch became the fifth Republican to announce candidacy for the Sixth District Assembly seat last week. Welch served as president of the Truckee-Donner Chamber of Commerce and was awarded an “outstanding citizen award” in 1956. He is aRotarian anda member of E. Clampus Vitus. . The candidate isa member and __. past-president of the Sierra Junior College District board of trustees. A native of California, Welch is married and has two sons. He is manager of Donner Lake Lodge. "The State of California is lagging in its support of our public schools," Welch claims, “toa point where it is causing a hardship onthe local property owners. If this situation is allowed to continue, the fine education being given our children today will deteriorate. " Aims of the candidate include a state income tax reduction, conservation of natural resources with orderly development, preservation and proper use of water, timber, mineral and recreational facilities. eoeee CLAIR ENGLE Senator Clair Engle may have been deserted by leaders of the Democratic Party in California who fear that his health would not allow him to make an active Proms 273-078" ¥ campaign for reelection, but-a band of "Green Mountain Boys” have launched a determined drive to keep the senator in office. The non-partisan campaign in the mountain counties began last week with the launching of a “Dollars for Engle" drive to raise funds to carry Engle through the" primary fight. Archie Stevenot heads the "Green Mountain Boys" organiza~ tion, and-Paul Claiborne, president of Placer Savings and Loan Co. in Auburn, is vice-president. "A lot of people seem to be forgetting what Clair Engle has done for California---and the mountain regions in particular--~ on the national level since 1943, " Stevenot said. dorse For Assembly "The bulk of the progress that our area has enjoyed over the past 20 years is due largely to his efforts. “Clair has said he'll be able to campaign and to serve at least another six-years. His doctors have given him the green light. That's good enough for me!" Stevenot urged all mountain residents to kick off the "Dollars for Engle" drive by sending their money to Claiborne at Central Square in Auburn. Checks should be made out to "Dollars for Engle”. Engle, who underwent brain surgery last summer, hasbeen re~ cuperating and has been able to take his seat in the Senate on several occasions recently. DEPEND ON / BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO TO ADD A NEW FIREPLACE WALL “i ¥ os We Gminy Furnish Everything: 70 (ee ateriais S. Construction .. WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT! RELIABLE, ESTABLISHED LUMBER DEALERS KNOW HOME IMPROVEMENT BEST ** 2% + Yet can depend on us for guaranteed home improvement because we've been here a long time, done a lot and we're proud of our reputation. But, more than that, CHIP, our Comprehensive Home Improvement Plan, furnishes everything you need . . . Ideas, Designing, Financing, Materials and Construction. Call today for FREE booklet and consultation in your home. We'll furnish suggestions, sketches and complete costs before any papers are signed. BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO. Grass Valley Nevada City Ph. 273-6105 ———— . . re Waves VAN 6 STORAGE 4 . ” Paves onass vauiry STORAGE @ 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE < CHIP — the only Comprehensive Home Improvement Plan \ \\THE BEST MOVE YOU EVER MADE "p96T ‘9 AzeniqeJ* ZI oped’’ **y983nN OUL’**ZI 28ed Dake te Pp an < Soe