July 19, 1961 (12 pages)

+-Page 12° NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, Wednesday July 19,1961 ‘Mrs, Henry Hj . troop camp committee. _ chairman of the Sacramento _ Area Council of Girl Scouts announced today that they will sponsor a “Little Roundup” for their 240 registered Senior Girl Scouts, This will Free Customer Parking KNIGHT’S Paint Store § Mill 273-4856 " For Senior Girl Scouts be held at Bass Lake, El Dorado County on Highway 50, September 15 through the 17th, The Roundup is the girls counterpart of the Boy Scouts National Encampment with representatives from foreign countries taking part. The Senior Girl Scouts will be chosen by a Selections Committee to take part in this Roundup and these girls will be selected for their outstanding qualities, skills and high ideals, The "Little Roundup” will simulate Roundup conditions as they will be in Button Bay, Vermont on July 18th to the 31st, 1962, The deadline for the troops to register for the “Little Roundup” has been set for September 6th. For further information any Senior Leader or Scout may call District Chairman, Bea Nickerl, 265-4715: Grass Valley Neighborhood Chairman, IrisSchindhelm, 2732773: or Nevada City Neighborhood Chairman Kay Rogina, 265-2528, The initial planning began with the first meeting held on July 14th with Alta Hantke, Peardale, Pat Stanley and Peggy Van Horn of Grass Valley attending. Another planning meeting is scheduled for August 4th at 9 a.m, at the Girl Scout House in Sacramento, All Senior Leaders are invited to attend, KPFA Features Festival For the third successive year, KPFA will broadcast the major portion of Carmel’s annual Bach Festival live from the Monterey Pen-. insula community, beginning on July 17. The Festival, Carmel's 24th, will form a part of the non-commercial station's programming every day from July 17 through 23, KPFA is at 94,1 on the FM radio dial. Broadcasts from the Festival will begin with the compete “Art of the Fugue," from Carmel's Sunset School Auditorium, at 8:25 p.m. on Monday, July17. At the same time on the following night, KPFA will broadcast a simulated "Family ConGRAND VIEW TERRACE 2 bedroom & den built in kitchen. Nice lot. Good area. Terms arranged. ROWER S phone 273-6181 624 grass valley nevada city hi-way State Hospital Project Expansion in the field of department in the research program of the Department of Mental Hygiene after July 1st with addition of five sociologists in the 1961-62 budget. New research projects will be designed to study the sociological factors involved in the processes by which patients arrive at a state hospital and by which they are accepted--or not accepted--back into the communClorox : “Going C Let "Tabe" Bishop give your car a vacation checkup. A worn fan belt or faulty tire can spoil your trip. ‘Tabe’ Bishop’s UNION 76 RANCHER'S MARKET & FEEDS In Cherry Creek Shopping Center. GRASS VALLEY + Y% gal 15: amping? " AUBURN 8 Mi. *K 14 Mi. : Highway 49 MJB & FOLGERS COFFEE 2 Ibs CRISCO Wesson Qj) QUART 3 Ibs 49: $429 ity. At present there are 131 different research projects going on at the state mental hygiene facilities. . This program is now funded with $1,662,692 in state funds and $3,833,977 in federal funds, mostly from the National Institute for Mental Health. his wife Eileen of Grass Valley, Harry and Vida Gordon, have Opened the first two of several proposed buildings in thenew Creek ShopPing Center, eight miles south of Grass Valley on the Auburn Highway, The Ranchers Market and Feed, an attractive grocery Store nestled in the shade of a giant Oak tree was the first business to open, and Serves a large rural population that has long felt the need for this convenient shopping center, A Tidewater affiliated gas station was opened last weekend and new tire, lubrication and diesel fuel service will be available in the near future, An enlarged meat market isthe next project to get underway with a barber shop and restaurant containing a New Shopping Center Opens In Area Mr. Gordon Rankin and from Vancouver,’ Canada, have a daughter residing in in partnership with. Portland, Oregon. The partners are very much interested inthe area, Mr, Rankin has been asked to help obtain fire-fighting equipment for the area between Bear River ect that and Red Hat, a proj ; pee esi7 to get things started. Any one wishing to participat in this worth while proj can get further informati by calling on Mr, Rankin a’ the Ranchers Market & Feed rar ¥ sociology will mark a new . cert at the Bach Home,” which follows a concert actually held on the evening before the wedding of Elizabeth Bach. On Wednesday night, July 19, KPFA will stay on the air past its usual hour to broadcast the concert of sacred music from the Carmel Mission Basilica, beginning at five minutes before midnight. Program time returns to 8:25 p.m. on Thursday, July 20, for the complete performance of Handel's "Saul," and on Friday, July 21, for a concert of several shorter Bach works, Two portions of the Festival will be broadcast on Saturday, July 22. At 10:55 a.m., KPFA will air a talk by harpsichordist Alice Ehlers from the Carmel Women's Club, and at 8:25 p.m, the program returns to the Sunset School Auditorium for a concert of vocal and instrumental music of the 18th Century. The broadcasts from the Festival end on Sunday, July 23, at 2:25 p.m. witha complete performance of banquet room to follow. A feed store is presently under construction and there will be delivery service for feed patrons, The Rankin’s have four children, Gary, Wayne, Penney and Paul all attending local schools, The Gordons, recent arrivals Placer Maids Via For Title ROSEVILLE--The list of} candidates seeking the title . “Maid of Placer County” has’ grown to seven, it was announced Sunday by Paul Bertrand, special events director fortheJuly 26-30Placer County Fair, Bertrand said approximately a dozen other beauties have requested entry blanks but havenot filedthem. No candidates will be accepted after July 18. Girls who are officially entered include Mary E, Chaney, whose post office address is Citrus Heights but who resides in Placer County; ‘Sandra Pearl, Auburn; 15° HOME GARDEN PEAS ¢ tor 1% Sun Blest Tuna 16° Sun Blest Shrimp 40: HOME GARDEN PEACHES #22 Foy 400 Home Garden Soap GIANT 59 Cucumber Pickles 6 for 54 Kellogg ’s Corn Flakes 19: 1 tb Chocolafe Oreo Cookies 39° State Fair Livestock Judges Chosen SACRAMENTO -Judges have been chosen from top. men in the agricultural field to handle judging ‘duties in the Junior livestock division at this year's California State Fair and Exposition scheduled for a 12 day run Aug. 30 through Sept. 10. ClarenceL, Azevedo, Sacramento, directorin charge of the division, announced the selection of 16 judges for the Future Farmers of America and 4-Hclub competition for the 108th Fair, which expects a record number, of Junior entries, from throughout the state, Judging for the FFA will be A,E, Strobridge, State Department of Agriculture and Forrest Darby, Agriculture Pest Control, horticulture and agriculture; James Merson, California State Polytechnic College, San Luis Obispo, farm mechanics; E, M, Juergenson, University of California : Davis, farm account books; S.S. Sutherland, UCD ‘ feature booths; Lyman Bennion, Cal Poly, beef cattle; Clifford Knight, Bakersfield and Robert Selkirk, Fresno State College, dairy cattle; Glen Maddux, FS, sheep and Russell.K, Nelson, Cal Poly, swine, 4-H division placings will be made by Lyman Nash, UCD, beef cattle; Daye Riseling, Modesto J.C, and Vic Gray, Davis, dairy cattle; Bill Weir, UCD and ¥#Bach's Mass in B Minor, _'oe ee Cherie Winner, Loomis, and Roberta Anne Belau, Jimelle Clemmer, Arleen Hill, and Patricia Hamilton, all of Roseville, The winner, to be selected opening night of the fair, will receive a vacation trip for two to the Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas, $100 in cash, and will be the county's representative in the Maid of Don Cassard, University of Nevada, sheep and Glen Eidman, Willows, swine. Junior division exhibitors will show for the first five days of the 1961 Fair and will take part in the annual Fat Stock Sale on Monday,, Sept. 4, which will auction] California contest at the top quality market animals. State Fair, 1 SE \ fia P But Not For Our Customers HOMES. OFFICES TRAILERS WRIGHT COOLERS Planned a For New Constructioni@ ae Manufacturing Co. Auburn Hiway 1/2 Mi. S. of Grass Valley 273-6572 Conditiong Service Complete Air July Shop Special C & H Powdered Sugar 2 for 49: FREE GIFT With Every Lube & Oil Change CALL WINNIE BRYANT FOR APPOINTMENT 273-3512 Earl Covey’s Garage 143 East Main St. Grass Valley Curnow-H alls Insurance Agency of Nevada City has won a certificate of excellence "for outstanding achievement" in agency advertising, it has been announced by -the Insurance Advertising Conference, a national organization which conducts a yearly advertising competition. The certificate was awarded on the basis of advertiseCurnow-Halls Wins Certificate Of Excellence ments which have appeared in the Nugget during the past year. Stanley H, Halls is owner of the local agency, While amusing and easy to read, the Curnow-Halls ads which appear each week in the Nugget serve to convey to the public the fact that a widé range of worthwhile insurance protection is available through the firm 5 the nifty nine-fifty A-Hi “NEVADA CITY ON YOUR DIAL > fNEBMGEE Hits. co. a 265-2631 i Hundreds Have Builf WILMAR HOMES _ STRAIGHT STITCH —_ More than 100 common carrier truck lines provide convenient transportation to and from the San Francisco Bay Region. — “Pick-upTest’on this truly portable zigzag machine Compare it’s weight with other. make zigzag machines — the cast aluminum head makes it 20 pounds lighter than most. You'll be happy, too, with its beautiful. decorative patterns, dependable straight stitching— use it ta make buttonholes & monograms without attachments. Only $1.55 per week on our Easy Budget Plan. YOUNG BUDGET MACHINE . with graduated tension and stitch control, handy backtack lever. Reduced to aa Limited stock— SEWING CENTER see them today at your SINGER (Listed in phone book under SINGER SEWING MACHINE co.) 922 BROAD ST. In Northern California “Ask The Family ‘Who Owns One." 100% FINANCING ON YOUR LOT SEE OUR MODEL Across From The Gold Center Club Grass Valley Highway HOME. WILMAR’S SPECIAL GROUP — Homes desi and large-family living. ALL 2-baths, extra large garages, compact kitchens, birch cabinets, gned for both economy aluminum sash windows, entry halls, showers, included” WILMAR features! GUARANTEE ON WORK AND MATERIALS BEYOND NORMAL WEAR Korner Of Hwy. 49 & Glenbrook HeightsDrive=273 4486 Completely Furnished Home Furniture Department @ Nevada City Phone 265-4503 and tubs with showers over; large closets, acoustical type ceiling — other “cost ‘

+-Page 12° NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, Wednesday July 19,1961 ‘Mrs, Henry Hj . troop camp committee. _ chairman of the Sacramento _ Area Council of Girl Scouts announced today that they will sponsor a “Little Roundup” for their 240 registered Senior Girl Scouts, This will Free Customer Parking KNIGHT’S Paint Store § Mill 273-4856 " For Senior Girl Scouts be held at Bass Lake, El Dorado County on Highway 50, September 15 through the 17th, The Roundup is the girls counterpart of the Boy Scouts National Encampment with representatives from foreign countries taking part. The Senior Girl Scouts will be chosen by a Selections Committee to take part in this Roundup and these girls will be selected for their outstanding qualities, skills and high ideals, The "Little Roundup” will simulate Roundup conditions as they will be in Button Bay, Vermont on July 18th to the 31st, 1962, The deadline for the troops to register for the “Little Roundup” has been set for September 6th. For further information any Senior Leader or Scout may call District Chairman, Bea Nickerl, 265-4715: Grass Valley Neighborhood Chairman, IrisSchindhelm, 2732773: or Nevada City Neighborhood Chairman Kay Rogina, 265-2528, The initial planning began with the first meeting held on July 14th with Alta Hantke, Peardale, Pat Stanley and Peggy Van Horn of Grass Valley attending. Another planning meeting is scheduled for August 4th at 9 a.m, at the Girl Scout House in Sacramento, All Senior Leaders are invited to attend, KPFA Features Festival For the third successive year, KPFA will broadcast the major portion of Carmel’s annual Bach Festival live from the Monterey Pen-. insula community, beginning on July 17. The Festival, Carmel's 24th, will form a part of the non-commercial station's programming every day from July 17 through 23, KPFA is at 94,1 on the FM radio dial. Broadcasts from the Festival will begin with the compete “Art of the Fugue," from Carmel's Sunset School Auditorium, at 8:25 p.m. on Monday, July17. At the same time on the following night, KPFA will broadcast a simulated "Family ConGRAND VIEW TERRACE 2 bedroom & den built in kitchen. Nice lot. Good area. Terms arranged. ROWER S phone 273-6181 624 grass valley nevada city hi-way State Hospital Project Expansion in the field of department in the research program of the Department of Mental Hygiene after July 1st with addition of five sociologists in the 1961-62 budget. New research projects will be designed to study the sociological factors involved in the processes by which patients arrive at a state hospital and by which they are accepted--or not accepted--back into the communClorox : “Going C Let "Tabe" Bishop give your car a vacation checkup. A worn fan belt or faulty tire can spoil your trip. ‘Tabe’ Bishop’s UNION 76 RANCHER'S MARKET & FEEDS In Cherry Creek Shopping Center. GRASS VALLEY + Y% gal 15: amping? " AUBURN 8 Mi. *K 14 Mi. : Highway 49 MJB & FOLGERS COFFEE 2 Ibs CRISCO Wesson Qj) QUART 3 Ibs 49: $429 ity. At present there are 131 different research projects going on at the state mental hygiene facilities. . This program is now funded with $1,662,692 in state funds and $3,833,977 in federal funds, mostly from the National Institute for Mental Health. his wife Eileen of Grass Valley, Harry and Vida Gordon, have Opened the first two of several proposed buildings in thenew Creek ShopPing Center, eight miles south of Grass Valley on the Auburn Highway, The Ranchers Market and Feed, an attractive grocery Store nestled in the shade of a giant Oak tree was the first business to open, and Serves a large rural population that has long felt the need for this convenient shopping center, A Tidewater affiliated gas station was opened last weekend and new tire, lubrication and diesel fuel service will be available in the near future, An enlarged meat market isthe next project to get underway with a barber shop and restaurant containing a New Shopping Center Opens In Area Mr. Gordon Rankin and from Vancouver,’ Canada, have a daughter residing in in partnership with. Portland, Oregon. The partners are very much interested inthe area, Mr, Rankin has been asked to help obtain fire-fighting equipment for the area between Bear River ect that and Red Hat, a proj ; pee esi7 to get things started. Any one wishing to participat in this worth while proj can get further informati by calling on Mr, Rankin a’ the Ranchers Market & Feed rar ¥ sociology will mark a new . cert at the Bach Home,” which follows a concert actually held on the evening before the wedding of Elizabeth Bach. On Wednesday night, July 19, KPFA will stay on the air past its usual hour to broadcast the concert of sacred music from the Carmel Mission Basilica, beginning at five minutes before midnight. Program time returns to 8:25 p.m. on Thursday, July 20, for the complete performance of Handel's "Saul," and on Friday, July 21, for a concert of several shorter Bach works, Two portions of the Festival will be broadcast on Saturday, July 22. At 10:55 a.m., KPFA will air a talk by harpsichordist Alice Ehlers from the Carmel Women's Club, and at 8:25 p.m, the program returns to the Sunset School Auditorium for a concert of vocal and instrumental music of the 18th Century. The broadcasts from the Festival end on Sunday, July 23, at 2:25 p.m. witha complete performance of banquet room to follow. A feed store is presently under construction and there will be delivery service for feed

patrons, The Rankin’s have four children, Gary, Wayne, Penney and Paul all attending local schools, The Gordons, recent arrivals Placer Maids Via For Title ROSEVILLE--The list of} candidates seeking the title . “Maid of Placer County” has’ grown to seven, it was announced Sunday by Paul Bertrand, special events director fortheJuly 26-30Placer County Fair, Bertrand said approximately a dozen other beauties have requested entry blanks but havenot filedthem. No candidates will be accepted after July 18. Girls who are officially entered include Mary E, Chaney, whose post office address is Citrus Heights but who resides in Placer County; ‘Sandra Pearl, Auburn; 15° HOME GARDEN PEAS ¢ tor 1% Sun Blest Tuna 16° Sun Blest Shrimp 40: HOME GARDEN PEACHES #22 Foy 400 Home Garden Soap GIANT 59 Cucumber Pickles 6 for 54 Kellogg ’s Corn Flakes 19: 1 tb Chocolafe Oreo Cookies 39° State Fair Livestock Judges Chosen SACRAMENTO -Judges have been chosen from top. men in the agricultural field to handle judging ‘duties in the Junior livestock division at this year's California State Fair and Exposition scheduled for a 12 day run Aug. 30 through Sept. 10. ClarenceL, Azevedo, Sacramento, directorin charge of the division, announced the selection of 16 judges for the Future Farmers of America and 4-Hclub competition for the 108th Fair, which expects a record number, of Junior entries, from throughout the state, Judging for the FFA will be A,E, Strobridge, State Department of Agriculture and Forrest Darby, Agriculture Pest Control, horticulture and agriculture; James Merson, California State Polytechnic College, San Luis Obispo, farm mechanics; E, M, Juergenson, University of California : Davis, farm account books; S.S. Sutherland, UCD ‘ feature booths; Lyman Bennion, Cal Poly, beef cattle; Clifford Knight, Bakersfield and Robert Selkirk, Fresno State College, dairy cattle; Glen Maddux, FS, sheep and Russell.K, Nelson, Cal Poly, swine, 4-H division placings will be made by Lyman Nash, UCD, beef cattle; Daye Riseling, Modesto J.C, and Vic Gray, Davis, dairy cattle; Bill Weir, UCD and ¥#Bach's Mass in B Minor, _'oe ee Cherie Winner, Loomis, and Roberta Anne Belau, Jimelle Clemmer, Arleen Hill, and Patricia Hamilton, all of Roseville, The winner, to be selected opening night of the fair, will receive a vacation trip for two to the Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas, $100 in cash, and will be the county's representative in the Maid of Don Cassard, University of Nevada, sheep and Glen Eidman, Willows, swine. Junior division exhibitors will show for the first five days of the 1961 Fair and will take part in the annual Fat Stock Sale on Monday,, Sept. 4, which will auction] California contest at the top quality market animals. State Fair, 1 SE \ fia P But Not For Our Customers HOMES. OFFICES TRAILERS WRIGHT COOLERS Planned a For New Constructioni@ ae Manufacturing Co. Auburn Hiway 1/2 Mi. S. of Grass Valley 273-6572 Conditiong Service Complete Air July Shop Special C & H Powdered Sugar 2 for 49: FREE GIFT With Every Lube & Oil Change CALL WINNIE BRYANT FOR APPOINTMENT 273-3512 Earl Covey’s Garage 143 East Main St. Grass Valley Curnow-H alls Insurance Agency of Nevada City has won a certificate of excellence "for outstanding achievement" in agency advertising, it has been announced by -the Insurance Advertising Conference, a national organization which conducts a yearly advertising competition. The certificate was awarded on the basis of advertiseCurnow-Halls Wins Certificate Of Excellence ments which have appeared in the Nugget during the past year. Stanley H, Halls is owner of the local agency, While amusing and easy to read, the Curnow-Halls ads which appear each week in the Nugget serve to convey to the public the fact that a widé range of worthwhile insurance protection is available through the firm 5 the nifty nine-fifty A-Hi “NEVADA CITY ON YOUR DIAL > fNEBMGEE Hits. co. a 265-2631 i Hundreds Have Builf WILMAR HOMES _ STRAIGHT STITCH —_ More than 100 common carrier truck lines provide convenient transportation to and from the San Francisco Bay Region. — “Pick-upTest’on this truly portable zigzag machine Compare it’s weight with other. make zigzag machines — the cast aluminum head makes it 20 pounds lighter than most. You'll be happy, too, with its beautiful. decorative patterns, dependable straight stitching— use it ta make buttonholes & monograms without attachments. Only $1.55 per week on our Easy Budget Plan. YOUNG BUDGET MACHINE . with graduated tension and stitch control, handy backtack lever. Reduced to aa Limited stock— SEWING CENTER see them today at your SINGER (Listed in phone book under SINGER SEWING MACHINE co.) 922 BROAD ST. In Northern California “Ask The Family ‘Who Owns One." 100% FINANCING ON YOUR LOT SEE OUR MODEL Across From The Gold Center Club Grass Valley Highway HOME.. WILMAR’S SPECIAL GROUP — Homes desi and large-family living. ALL 2-baths, extra large garages, compact kitchens, birch cabinets, gned for both economy aluminum sash windows, entry halls, showers, included” WILMAR features! GUARANTEE ON WORK AND MATERIALS BEYOND NORMAL WEAR Korner Of Hwy. 49 & Glenbrook HeightsDrive=273 4486 Completely Furnished Home Furniture Department @ Nevada City Phone 265-4503 and tubs with showers over; large closets, acoustical type ceiling — other “cost ‘