January 31, 1962 (10 pages)

co ana Yo-Yos May Bounce Back Contest Slated By Alpha NEVADA CITY--Thesale of Yo-Yos may have faltered afterthey were outlawed on the schoolground at Hennessy School in Grass Valley last week, but with the announcement of a series of contest coming up in the near future it is likely YoYo enthusiasts will be at it again in force, Alpha's three stores, Nevada City, Grass Valley and Auburn, each will sponsor a contest on successive days beginning Feb, 15, Likewise, Sierra Hardware in Downieville is planning a contest, Tentative plans call for a later contest between the winners of the four contests to determine the Yo-Yo champion of the Northern Mines area, Who knows? Maybe the champion can qualify for a nation-wide contest slated for Disneyland this summer. Signup and rules for the contest are posted at each Alpha store, Page /4.Wednesday, January 31, 1962.NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET "A" TEAM----The 1962 Nevada Union High School "A" Basketball team. Kneeling (L-R) Alan Rounds, Cope Hutchins, Harry Thomas, Eddie Babich and Vern Bridges. Standing (L-R) Coach Tim Kays, Dale Swenson, Bob Thomas, Tom McKenzie, Clark Gordon, Don ‘Ammons, Bob Tamblynand Student Manager Gary Stevenson. Photo by PRENTISS STUDIO County In Farm Census SACRAMENTO---Nevada County was chosen as one of the areas of the United States for study in a nation-wide survey tofind out what people buy and how much they spend, it was announced by W. Ward Henderson, State Agricultural Statistician. The Great Storm Of ’33 From the Herb Nile Collection RAY CLINCH'S HOME The survey of families on farms and in smaller towns is being conducted by the U. S. Department of Agriculture, whilethe U.S, Department of Labor gathers similar information on purchases of families in metropolitan areas, Information will be kept confidential and will be used only for statistical purposes, Nevada County is one of 126 counties chosen scientifically from the more than 3,000 counties in thenation, Within the county, according to Henderson, a random sample of families was chosento be interviewed. These began Monday, Results of the survey, first. in 20 years to include both urban and rural families, are expected to be useful to government, industry, business, labor and agriculture. Interviewers who are conducting the survey in Nevada County are Elenore T olle, Melba Hughes and Alberta Mellor, 2 Mark Team Dumps Jolly Roger GLENBROOK ---A match game bowled between Roy's Question Mark team and the Jolly Roger team Saturday night found the Question Markers winning by a total of 197 pins, Team totals were Question Mark, 2750, Jolly Roger, 25953, The Question Mark team also took high team series with a 942 total, High individual series went to Karl Yocus of the Jolly Roger team with a 642 total, Top game was rolled by Chuck Frazer of the Question Mark, a 235 pointer, Rumors have it the Jolly Roger team is seeking a rematch, At the Jolly Roger Bowl, a new league for better bowlers is being formed, Competition began last week, but the league is being held open for a week to allow the six teams now signed up to expand to an eight-team league, The league bowls Monday evenings at 8 p,m, It will continue until late in April, Top team in initial bowling in the Jolly Roger Scratch league was the Jolly Rogerteam with a 2634 series, including an 889 for Bb . 4-H Clubs Plan For Special Week BERKELEY -~--California's 4-H Club members and leaders are plans to observe National 4-H Club Week, March 3-10, R.O, Monosmith, state 4-H leader for the University of California Agricultural Extension Service, reports that there were more than 36,000 boys and girls in 1, 019 community clubs during 1961, Club members were enrolled in 66,819 projects, Nearly 10,000 volunteer leaders guided the clubs and their projects, M ost popular of the top ten 4-H projects was clothing, with food preparations, sheep, electric, beef, junior leader, horse, dairy, home furnishing, and vegetable growing following in that order, In the United States, there are more than 2,296,000 Heart, Hands, and Health youth, 10to 21 years of age, 30 Sierra Collegians Graduate formal mid-year graduation ceremonies will be held, some 30 Sierra College students will receive their Associate of Arts degrees from the local college this February. All are eligible to participate in the spring graduation ceremonies, Registrar James McClusky announced, The six women and 24 men who graduate this semester are: Muriel Atchison of Auburn; Thomas O, Barnes of Auburn; Alan P, Beals of Roseville; Harry F, Benzie of Auburn; Donald Clyde Boom of Grass Valley; J. Dean Botello of Auburn; Fiorello T, Cicero of Auburn; Karen Cowan of Auburn; Kenneth Barnes Dorris of Nevada City; Michael James Fogal of Auburn; Ken Hashiyama of Lincoln; Richard Darvin Heldt of Roseville; William Louis Hopper of Grass Valley; Jean Lois Hunter of Auburn; Gerald P. Kennan of Roseville; JamesR, Kirkham of Grass Valley; William Arthur Lardner of Colfax; Edward Ledger of Reno, Nevada; Donald V. Liddel of West Point; Robin S, McBride of Roseville;Richard LeRoy Nevis of Roseville; William E. Olson of Placerville; Dennus D, ORell of Roseville; Hugh Nelson Pettit of Roseville; . David Michael Rogers of . Auburn; Robert Gerald Sar. geant of Roseville;K atherine Elizabeth Vuletich of Roseville; Peter Herman Wanzenried of Lincoln; Larry L., Waters of Auburn and William John Williams of Auburn. high team single, High individual was Max Armstrong with a high single of 225 going toward his high series total of 627, A.P. GIANNINI MEMORIAL BRANCH---A memorial to the late A.P. Giannini in the form of this new branch of the statewide bank he founded, the Bank’ of America, will be erected in his home city of San Mateo this year. Plans for the branch were announced in San Francisco by the bank's president, S.Clark Beise. As shown in the architect's sketch above, the banking office will be accented with stately white quartz columns and a portico. Beneaththe portico, across the granite panel face of the building, a Colorful, 25-foot panoramic mural executed in mosaic tile will depict dramatic events in the history of the bank and the part it has played in California's development since its founding in1904, Construction be is set for completion late this summer. gins in February and belong to some 93,000 local clubs in all 50 states and Puerto Rico, The 4-H idea has spread to more than 70 other countries, Six club members from this national group will present a special report to the nationduring 4-H Club Week, Included in this group will be Roy Rodericks, of San Jose. The club program isa part of the nationaleducation system of Agricultural Extension work in which land4-H members, These Head, ROCKLIN---Although no. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Reliable Party male or female, from this area, wanted to service and collect from automatic vending machines, No selling. Age not essential, Car, references, and $600 cash required, 7 to 12 hours weekly nets ex‘cellent monthly income, Possibility full time work, For local interview give full particulars, phone, Write Dept. SD, 6308 Lakeland FOR SALE Black oak wood, 14” chunk $8.00; 20” $10.00; 24" $10.50. Discount on large orders, J, R, PricePh, 265« 2281 NOW OPEN The old western auto on Pine . St. With good line of new furniture, New Mattresses, Plumbing, Good line of stoves of all kinds including new wood heaters. Store is open 9to 5, E,L, Holbrook Ave, No., Mpls. 27, Minn, For The Best Get GLENBROOK GAS Phone 273-6113 SERVICES WATER SYSTEMS Complete InstallationPumps, Pipe Line Ditching Water Purification. COOK & McGUINN Phone 273-4455 DRESSMAKING& Alterations for women and men in my home. Celesta Brunner, 825 Zion, NC for appointment call 265-2048, Painting spray or brush, & Plumbing. 20 years experience, John B, White 127 Grove St, 265-2386 e CLASSIFIED ADS ¢. grant colleges, the U.S, Department of Agriculture, and the counties share, Twonon-government national organizations help to further 4-H work. These are the National 4-H Club Foundation, Washington, D, C,, and the National 4-H Service Committee, Chicago. In California, the county offices of the University Agricultural Extension Service serve as centers for the county programs, CLASSIFIED AD RATES Per line in first issue.16¢ Per line in additional issues (no changes)...14¢ Minimum charge..80¢ LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF ELECTION Notice is hereby given that a general election will be held in the City of Nevada City on April 10, 1962 for the following officers: City Councilman full term (4 years) City Councilman full term (4 years) full term ( 4 years) full term (4 years) The polls will be open between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m., Jan. 26, 1962, SAM HOOPER City Clerk Publish Jan, 31 Feb. 7,1962 City Clerk City Treasurer LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that bids will be received by the Nevada City Library Board, Nevada City, California, for the repair of two rooms in the basement, including but not limited to, sheetrock, tapeing, sanding, manufacture and installation of shelving, painting, flour covering, and installa+ tion of electric fixtures. A complete list of items may be obtained from the Librarian at the Library, N. Pine at Washington Streets, Nevada City, California. Bids will be received untill:00 P.M, of February 21, 1962, The Board reserves the right to reject any or all of the said bids, DATED: January 17, 1962, THERESA A CASSETTARI Clerk of the Board Publish: Jan, 24,31, Feb. 7. REAL ESTATE LISTINGS Home-Business Farm FOR SALE 20 gently sloping acres 7 milesout, pines, oaks, cedars. Write Box 11, N.C. Nugget or phone 265-2493, For Sale: Builder's Special! House, lot, storage buildings. Good 1937 truck, tires, InGrass Valley, $2,750.00. Samuel Turner, 4158 Santa Rita, El Sobrante, Calif, CLASSIFIED ADS SELL FAST o-Vo SEE PaCe LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF INTENT TO MODIFY NATURAL PRECIPITATION BY ARTIFICIAL MEANS TO WHOMIT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby giventhat it is the intent of W ater Resources DevelopmentC orporation of 460 South Broadway, Denver 9, Colorado whichholds License No, 5 of the State of California to engage in operations to modify natural precipitation by artificial means, for and on behalf of the Placer County Farm Labor Cooperative of Loomis, California, c/o Loomis Fruit Growers Association. The object of the above program will be to conduct a program of weather modification designed to suppress hail as follows: 1, Theareatobe affected and adjacent areas which may be affected are described as being within the Counties of Mariposa, Stanislaus, Santa Clara, Alameda, Marin, Sonoma, Lake, Glenn, Butte, Calaveras, San Joaquin, Contra Costa, Solano, Napa, Yolo, Colusa, Sutter, Yuba, Nevada, Placer, El Dorado, A mador, Sacramento, Tuolumne and Sierra, State of California. 2. The operation will be conducted from no earlier than 1 March 1962 to no later than 30 June 1962 through the use of silver iodide ' ground generators located within the above listed Counties, ; WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION by Charles Dieterle, Weather Engineer, DATED: January 31, 1962 Publish: Jan.3l, Feb, 7,14. aa a ene ee eae

co ana Yo-Yos May Bounce Back Contest Slated By Alpha NEVADA CITY--Thesale of Yo-Yos may have faltered afterthey were outlawed on the schoolground at Hennessy School in Grass Valley last week, but with the announcement of a series of contest coming up in the near future it is likely YoYo enthusiasts will be at it again in force, Alpha's three stores, Nevada City, Grass Valley and Auburn, each will sponsor a contest on successive days beginning Feb, 15, Likewise, Sierra Hardware in Downieville is planning a contest, Tentative plans call for a later contest between the winners of the four contests to determine the Yo-Yo champion of the Northern Mines area, Who knows? Maybe the champion can qualify for a nation-wide contest slated for Disneyland this summer. Signup and rules for the contest are posted at each Alpha store, Page /4..Wednesday, January 31, 1962..NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET "A" TEAM----The 1962 Nevada Union High School "A" Basketball team. Kneeling (L-R) Alan Rounds, Cope Hutchins, Harry Thomas, Eddie Babich and Vern Bridges. Standing (L-R) Coach Tim Kays, Dale Swenson, Bob Thomas, Tom McKenzie, Clark Gordon, Don ‘Ammons, Bob Tamblynand Student Manager Gary Stevenson. Photo by PRENTISS STUDIO County In Farm Census SACRAMENTO---Nevada County was chosen as one of the areas of the United States for study in a nation-wide survey tofind out what people buy and how much they spend, it was announced by W. Ward Henderson, State Agricultural Statistician. The Great Storm Of ’33 From the Herb Nile Collection RAY CLINCH'S HOME The survey of families on farms and in smaller towns is being conducted by the U. S. Department of Agriculture, whilethe U.S, Department of Labor gathers similar information on purchases of families in metropolitan areas, Information will be kept confidential and will be used only for statistical purposes, Nevada County is one of 126 counties chosen scientifically from the more than 3,000 counties in thenation, Within the county, according to Henderson, a random sample of families was chosento be interviewed. These began Monday, Results of the survey, first. in 20 years to include both urban and rural families, are expected to be useful to government, industry, business, labor and agriculture. Interviewers who are conducting the survey in Nevada County are Elenore T olle, Melba Hughes and Alberta Mellor, 2 Mark Team Dumps Jolly Roger GLENBROOK ---A match game bowled between Roy's Question Mark team and the Jolly Roger team Saturday night found the Question Markers winning by a total of 197 pins, Team totals were Question Mark, 2750, Jolly Roger, 25953, The Question Mark team also took high team series with a 942 total, High individual series went to Karl Yocus of the Jolly Roger team with a 642 total, Top game was rolled by Chuck Frazer of the Question Mark, a 235 pointer, Rumors have it the Jolly Roger team is seeking a rematch, At the Jolly Roger Bowl, a new league for better bowlers is being formed, Competition began last week, but the league is being held open for a week to allow the six teams now signed up to expand to an eight-team league, The league bowls Monday evenings at 8 p,m, It will continue until late in April, Top team in initial bowling in the Jolly Roger Scratch league was the Jolly Rogerteam with a 2634 series, including an 889 for Bb . 4-H Clubs Plan For Special Week BERKELEY -~--California's 4-H Club members and leaders are plans to observe National 4-H Club Week, March 3-10, R.O, Monosmith, state 4-H leader for the University of California Agricultural Extension Service, reports that there were more than 36,000 boys and girls in 1, 019 community clubs during 1961, Club members were enrolled in 66,819 projects, Nearly 10,000 volunteer leaders guided the clubs and their projects, M ost popular of the top ten 4-H projects was clothing, with food preparations, sheep, electric, beef, junior leader, horse, dairy, home furnishing, and vegetable growing following in that order, In the United States, there are more than 2,296,000 Heart, Hands, and Health youth, 10to 21 years of age, 30 Sierra Collegians Graduate formal mid-year graduation ceremonies will be held, some 30 Sierra College students will receive their Associate of Arts degrees from the local college this February. All are eligible to participate in the spring graduation ceremonies, Registrar James McClusky announced, The six women and 24 men who graduate this semester are: Muriel Atchison of Auburn; Thomas O, Barnes of Auburn; Alan P, Beals of Roseville; Harry F, Benzie of Auburn; Donald Clyde Boom of Grass Valley; J. Dean Botello of Auburn; Fiorello T, Cicero of Auburn; Karen Cowan of Auburn; Kenneth Barnes Dorris of Nevada City; Michael James Fogal of Auburn; Ken Hashiyama of Lincoln; Richard Darvin Heldt of Roseville; William Louis Hopper of Grass Valley; Jean Lois Hunter of Auburn; Gerald P. Kennan of Roseville; JamesR, Kirkham of Grass Valley; William Arthur Lardner of Colfax; Edward Ledger of Reno, Nevada; Donald V. Liddel of West Point; Robin S, McBride of Roseville;Richard LeRoy Nevis of Roseville; William E. Olson of Placerville; Dennus D, ORell of Roseville; Hugh Nelson Pettit of Roseville; . David Michael Rogers of . Auburn; Robert Gerald Sar. geant of Roseville;K atherine Elizabeth Vuletich of Roseville; Peter Herman Wanzenried of Lincoln; Larry L., Waters of Auburn and William John Williams of Auburn. high team single, High individual was Max Armstrong with a high single of 225 going toward his high series total of 627, A.P. GIANNINI MEMORIAL BRANCH---A memorial to the late A.P. Giannini in the form of this new branch of the statewide bank he founded, the Bank’ of America, will be erected in his home city of San Mateo this year. Plans for the branch were announced in San Francisco by the bank's president, S.Clark Beise. As shown in the architect's sketch above, the banking

office will be accented with stately white quartz columns and a portico. Beneaththe portico, across the granite panel face of the building, a Colorful, 25-foot panoramic mural executed in mosaic tile will depict dramatic events in the history of the bank and the part it has played in California's development since its founding in1904, Construction be is set for completion late this summer. gins in February and belong to some 93,000 local clubs in all 50 states and Puerto Rico, The 4-H idea has spread to more than 70 other countries, Six club members from this national group will present a special report to the nationduring 4-H Club Week, Included in this group will be Roy Rodericks, of San Jose. The club program isa part of the nationaleducation system of Agricultural Extension work in which land4-H members, These Head, ROCKLIN---Although no. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Reliable Party male or female, from this area, wanted to service and collect from automatic vending machines, No selling. Age not essential, Car, references, and $600 cash required, 7 to 12 hours weekly nets ex‘cellent monthly income, Possibility full time work, For local interview give full particulars, phone, Write Dept. SD, 6308 Lakeland FOR SALE Black oak wood, 14” chunk $8.00; 20” $10.00; 24" $10.50. Discount on large orders, J, R, PricePh, 265« 2281 NOW OPEN The old western auto on Pine . St. With good line of new furniture, New Mattresses, Plumbing, Good line of stoves of all kinds including new wood heaters. Store is open 9to 5, E,L, Holbrook Ave, No., Mpls. 27, Minn, For The Best Get GLENBROOK GAS Phone 273-6113 SERVICES WATER SYSTEMS Complete InstallationPumps, Pipe Line Ditching Water Purification. COOK & McGUINN Phone 273-4455 DRESSMAKING& Alterations for women and men in my home. Celesta Brunner, 825 Zion, NC for appointment call 265-2048, Painting spray or brush, & Plumbing. 20 years experience, John B, White 127 Grove St, 265-2386 e CLASSIFIED ADS ¢. grant colleges, the U.S, Department of Agriculture, and the counties share, Twonon-government national organizations help to further 4-H work. These are the National 4-H Club Foundation, Washington, D, C,, and the National 4-H Service Committee, Chicago. In California, the county offices of the University Agricultural Extension Service serve as centers for the county programs, CLASSIFIED AD RATES Per line in first issue..16¢ Per line in additional issues (no changes)......14¢ Minimum charge....80¢ LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF ELECTION Notice is hereby given that a general election will be held in the City of Nevada City on April 10, 1962 for the following officers: City Councilman full term (4 years) City Councilman full term (4 years) full term ( 4 years) full term (4 years) The polls will be open between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m., Jan. 26, 1962, SAM HOOPER City Clerk Publish Jan, 31 Feb. 7,1962 City Clerk City Treasurer LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that bids will be received by the Nevada City Library Board, Nevada City, California, for the repair of two rooms in the basement, including but not limited to, sheetrock, tapeing, sanding, manufacture and installation of shelving, painting, flour covering, and installa+ tion of electric fixtures. A complete list of items may be obtained from the Librarian at the Library, N. Pine at Washington Streets, Nevada City, California. Bids will be received untill:00 P.M, of February 21, 1962, The Board reserves the right to reject any or all of the said bids, DATED: January 17, 1962, THERESA A CASSETTARI Clerk of the Board Publish: Jan, 24,31, Feb. 7. REAL ESTATE LISTINGS Home-Business Farm FOR SALE 20 gently sloping acres 7 milesout, pines, oaks, cedars. Write Box 11, N.C. Nugget or phone 265-2493, For Sale: Builder's Special! House, lot, storage buildings. Good 1937 truck, tires, InGrass Valley, $2,750.00. Samuel Turner, 4158 Santa Rita, El Sobrante, Calif, CLASSIFIED ADS SELL FAST o-Vo SEE PaCe LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF INTENT TO MODIFY NATURAL PRECIPITATION BY ARTIFICIAL MEANS TO WHOMIT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby giventhat it is the intent of W ater Resources DevelopmentC orporation of 460 South Broadway, Denver 9, Colorado whichholds License No, 5 of the State of California to engage in operations to modify natural precipitation by artificial means, for and on behalf of the Placer County Farm Labor Cooperative of Loomis, California, c/o Loomis Fruit Growers Association. The object of the above program will be to conduct a program of weather modification designed to suppress hail as follows: 1, Theareatobe affected and adjacent areas which may be affected are described as being within the Counties of Mariposa, Stanislaus, Santa Clara, Alameda, Marin, Sonoma, Lake, Glenn, Butte, Calaveras, San Joaquin, Contra Costa, Solano, Napa, Yolo, Colusa, Sutter, Yuba, Nevada, Placer, El Dorado, A mador, Sacramento, Tuolumne and Sierra, State of California. 2. The operation will be conducted from no earlier than 1 March 1962 to no later than 30 June 1962 through the use of silver iodide ' ground generators located within the above listed Counties, ; WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION by Charles Dieterle, Weather Engineer, DATED: January 31, 1962 Publish: Jan.3l, Feb, 7,14. aa a ene ee eae