January 17, 1962 (12 pages)

Sai, <n SS Page 6.Wednesday, January 17, 1962.Nevada County NUGGET Bizz Johnson Invited To National Conference WASHINGTON ---+Congressman Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson, whose mountainvalley district contains approximately half of California‘s forest lands, will participate in next weeks National Conference on Land and People. Secretary of Argiculture Orville Freeman invited the California Representative to join inthe Washington Conference. "“TheDepartment of Agriculture has be en working with the President and his advisors to develop a comprehensive land and water program to meet'the needs of the people,” Secretary Freeman told Congressman Johnson in extending the invitation, "We now are ata point where we want to consult with a group of well-informed and interested people as we seek to further develop ways to make better use of land and water." Congressman Johnson, who had served on President Kennedy’s Natural Resources Advisory Committee, said the threefold purpose of the conference will be: 1, Todiscuss our changing needs for the products of land and water in relation to our production potentials, 2. Toconsider the human andcommunity adjustments that are involyed for rural . America. 3. To consult together on the opportunities available to us to find vital new uses for land and water in forests, wildlife, open space and recreation. Key leaders from all sections of the nation have been invitedto participate in the conference which will be keynoted by Secretary Freeman, who states: "We must seek all ways to up-date our agricultural economy. A key part of this effort isto develop the most practical and efficient use of land resources. Our goal in this respect is to provide adequate food for all, to conserve soil and water resources for the future, to provide recreational resour. ceneeded by our expanding . population, andtoinsure . that land resources are used constructively. ” Camptonville News By IRENE STOOPS Charles Cassano, son of Mr, and Mrs, Julius Cassano of Camptonville, and Miss Betty Ann Hovlid, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Myron Hovlid of Gridley, were married on Dec, 31 at 3 p.m. in the Catholic Church in Chico, with Father Lynch officiatEddies ing. Only immediate members of both families attended the ceremony. The young couple met at Chico State College, after which Charles wentintotheArmy. He has been stationed at Fort Ord, but is being transferred to Fort Lennard Wood in MisBANK CLUB Nevada City, Calif. * phone 265-2270 Team Members A. CASTON M. SCOTTEN V. MC CONNELL B. SWEAT D. PENELUNA LES’ Gold Center Nevada City Hiway, Grass Valley Phone 273-6946 Team Members wo ¢). MULCH WILLIAMS HASSELL « TWITCHELL JONAS . YESTERDAY----From Thompson and West comes this artist's sketch of the Nevada County Courthouse { . TODAY----The New Year's day sun is reflected by the gleamThe last major construcing white stucco of the Courthouse. tion was done in 1937. Yesterday And Tor in the 1880's. them into their home at Sunsouri, Their honeymoon trip will be the trek to Missouri, by car. + + + Mrs, Carl Hermanson has been confined to her home here forthe past month with a serious case of flu, or virus. We are happy to learn hope she will be able to be up and about soon. + + + Mrs, Constance Pfiffer is spending a month in Hayward with her daughter. The Pfiffers spent Christmas there, but Dick has returned to their home here, ++ + Mr, and Mrs, La Verne Lewis are moving to Los Ang eles where Verne has secured employement with the sheriff's office. ++ + CamptonvilleW omen's Club held it's regular meeting Dec. 4 at the home of Irene Stoops with Dorene Stevens as Co-hostess, President Winnie Sutter presided. The committee gave areport on the House family whose home burned to the ground just before Christmas. Mrs. House died about 36 hours after the fire, from serious burns, Clothing and Christmas gifts were provided for the four children by the Women's Club, and by contributions in the community. Mr. and Mrs, Philip Rousseau, grandparents of the children, have taken land, Calif. Following the business meeting refreshments were served and Dorene Stevens received the Mystery Package. The next regular meeting will be held at the home of Mildred Horton Feb, 1. Grass Valley Women's League that she is improving and Hooper & Weaver MORTUARY 246 S. Church St., Grass Valley phone’ 273-2264 s Team Members L. PAGE L. LEAHY M. BEEBE M. GWINN J. ROBINSON i . THE GOLD BOWL 115 Bank St., Grass Valley phone 273-990] Open 7 Days a Week FREE INSTRUCTION Team Members M. WINKLE M. NETTLETON J. LOFT J. CRABB Gold Markers League THIS WEEK WE SALUTE THE GRASS VALLEY WOMEN’S LEAGUE and THE GOLD MARKERS LEAGUE BLACK BARTS Hills Flat, Grass Valley phone 273-9847 PITCHER BEER WITH ATMOSPHERE —BURGERS THAT ARE HUGER Team Members B.KEMP K. ROBINSON S. SAPP E. FULLER Millscraft TV Marysville Highway x phone 273-3488 Team Members mar at » LE NEVE PERKINS OWEN : KOSTER NASH Babe’s Market North San Juan, Calif. phone AX 2-3443 Team Members B. HOLLORAN B. YARBOROUGH V. ATCHINSON A. WILLIAMS L. BUTS pn, Dhbure 141 Mill St., Grass Valley Phone 273-7193 Team Members E. JOYNER L. PENGELLY A. KNIGHT A. DOUGLAS J. EARL BLUE BIRD LAUNDROMAT 135 Colfax Ave., Grass Valley phone 273-7073 JANUARY SPECIAL One Blanket FREE (.70 value) With Regular Wash Team Members M. MESS MER M. HAFELFINGER L. SMITH J. BURNS Grass Valley Hardware 114° Mill St., Grass Valley phone 273-6752 Team Members V. BERK C. COCKING E. MC GILL V. FREELAND of V. JONES pe Bennetts & Steel 128 Mill St., Grass Valley Phone 273-2034 [es THE PLACE TO GO for BRANDS YOU KNOW Team Members I. TREMEWAN C. PAULOS A. ROBERTS M. SOUTHERN S. JENKINS BUSY BEE MARKET 422 E. Main St., Grass Valley “phone 273-9870 J THE RIGHT GROCERIES for THE RIGHT PRICE Team Members ' B. BUCK B. CONRATH J. PAGE S. SEAMAN P. ROHL PENGELLY’S SHOE STORE 112 Mill St., Grass Valley Phone 273-4646 Team Members B. HELENA . J. MEYERS B. BOBNICK. J. SNELLGROVE

Sai, <n SS Page 6..Wednesday, January 17, 1962..Nevada County NUGGET Bizz Johnson Invited To National Conference WASHINGTON ---+Congressman Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson, whose mountainvalley district contains approximately half of California‘s forest lands, will participate in next weeks National Conference on Land and People. Secretary of Argiculture Orville Freeman invited the California Representative to join inthe Washington Conference. "“TheDepartment of Agriculture has be en working with the President and his advisors to develop a comprehensive land and water program to meet'the needs of the people,” Secretary Freeman told Congressman Johnson in extending the invitation, "We now are ata point where we want to consult with a group of well-informed and interested people as we seek to further develop ways to make better use of land and water." Congressman Johnson, who had served on President Kennedy’s Natural Resources Advisory Committee, said the threefold purpose of the conference will be: 1, Todiscuss our changing needs for the products of land and water in relation to our production potentials, 2. Toconsider the human andcommunity adjustments that are involyed for rural . America. 3. To consult together on the opportunities available to us to find vital new uses for land and water in forests, wildlife, open space and recreation. Key leaders from all sections of the nation have been invitedto participate in the conference which will be keynoted by Secretary Freeman, who states: "We must seek all ways to up-date our agricultural economy. A key part of this effort isto develop the most practical and efficient use of land resources. Our goal in this respect is to provide adequate food for all, to conserve soil and water resources for the future, to provide recreational resour. ceneeded by our expanding . population, andtoinsure . that land resources are used constructively. ” Camptonville News By IRENE STOOPS Charles Cassano, son of Mr, and Mrs, Julius Cassano of Camptonville, and Miss Betty Ann Hovlid, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Myron Hovlid of Gridley, were married on Dec, 31 at 3 p.m. in the Catholic Church in Chico, with Father Lynch officiatEddies ing. Only immediate members of both families attended the ceremony. The young couple met at Chico State College, after which Charles wentintotheArmy. He has been stationed at Fort Ord, but is being transferred to Fort Lennard Wood in MisBANK CLUB Nevada City, Calif. * phone 265-2270 Team Members A. CASTON M. SCOTTEN V. MC CONNELL B. SWEAT D. PENELUNA LES’ Gold Center Nevada City Hiway, Grass Valley Phone 273-6946 Team Members wo ¢). MULCH WILLIAMS HASSELL « TWITCHELL JONAS . YESTERDAY----From Thompson and West comes this artist's sketch of the Nevada County Courthouse { . TODAY----The New Year's day sun is reflected by the gleamThe last major construcing white stucco of the Courthouse. tion was done in 1937. Yesterday And Tor in the 1880's. them into their home at Sunsouri, Their honeymoon trip will be the trek to Missouri, by car. + + + Mrs, Carl Hermanson has been confined to her home here forthe past month with a serious case of flu, or virus. We are happy to learn hope she will be able to be up and about soon. + + + Mrs, Constance Pfiffer is spending a month in Hayward with her daughter. The Pfiffers spent Christmas there, but Dick has returned to their home here, ++ + Mr, and Mrs, La Verne Lewis are moving to Los Ang eles where Verne has secured employement with the sheriff's office. ++ + CamptonvilleW omen's Club held it's regular meeting Dec. 4 at the home of Irene Stoops with Dorene Stevens as Co-hostess, President Winnie Sutter presided. The committee gave areport on the House family whose home burned to the ground just before Christmas. Mrs. House died about 36 hours after the fire, from serious burns, Clothing and Christmas gifts were provided for the four children by

the Women's Club, and by contributions in the community. Mr. and Mrs, Philip Rousseau, grandparents of the children, have taken land, Calif. Following the business meeting refreshments were served and Dorene Stevens received the Mystery Package. The next regular meeting will be held at the home of Mildred Horton Feb, 1. Grass Valley Women's League that she is improving and Hooper & Weaver MORTUARY 246 S. Church St., Grass Valley phone’ 273-2264 s Team Members L. PAGE L. LEAHY M. BEEBE M. GWINN J. ROBINSON i . THE GOLD BOWL 115 Bank St., Grass Valley phone 273-990] Open 7 Days a Week FREE INSTRUCTION Team Members M. WINKLE M. NETTLETON J. LOFT J. CRABB Gold Markers League THIS WEEK WE SALUTE THE GRASS VALLEY WOMEN’S LEAGUE and THE GOLD MARKERS LEAGUE BLACK BARTS Hills Flat, Grass Valley phone 273-9847 PITCHER BEER WITH ATMOSPHERE —BURGERS THAT ARE HUGER Team Members B.KEMP K. ROBINSON S. SAPP E. FULLER Millscraft TV Marysville Highway x phone 273-3488 Team Members mar at » LE NEVE PERKINS OWEN : KOSTER NASH Babe’s Market North San Juan, Calif. phone AX 2-3443 Team Members B. HOLLORAN B. YARBOROUGH V. ATCHINSON A. WILLIAMS L. BUTS pn, Dhbure 141 Mill St., Grass Valley Phone 273-7193 Team Members E. JOYNER L. PENGELLY A. KNIGHT A. DOUGLAS J. EARL BLUE BIRD LAUNDROMAT 135 Colfax Ave., Grass Valley phone 273-7073 JANUARY SPECIAL One Blanket FREE (.70 value) With Regular Wash Team Members M. MESS MER M. HAFELFINGER L. SMITH J. BURNS Grass Valley Hardware 114° Mill St., Grass Valley phone 273-6752 Team Members V. BERK C. COCKING E. MC GILL V. FREELAND of V. JONES pe Bennetts & Steel 128 Mill St., Grass Valley Phone 273-2034 [es THE PLACE TO GO for BRANDS YOU KNOW Team Members I. TREMEWAN C. PAULOS A. ROBERTS M. SOUTHERN S. JENKINS BUSY BEE MARKET 422 E. Main St., Grass Valley “phone 273-9870 J THE RIGHT GROCERIES for THE RIGHT PRICE Team Members ' B. BUCK B. CONRATH J. PAGE S. SEAMAN P. ROHL PENGELLY’S SHOE STORE 112 Mill St., Grass Valley Phone 273-4646 Team Members B. HELENA . J. MEYERS B. BOBNICK. J. SNELLGROVE