July 5, 1961 (12 pages)

. . Hem 5. Ore ae ee a, SU i amet > et = Meth e sis TO THE COLORS we ‘Each indents the Brownies raise tne stars and Stripes at their day camp. HAWAIIAN RAINBOW DANCE.Underthe pines these Brownies do the Hawaiian Rainbow dance. L-R Kerry Kuhwarth, Joyce Pam Wasley, Romona Tiefel, Vickie Harris, Janet Brer, Susan Mc Kinzie, Cheryl Mitchell, Leree ond, Dana Bertoncini, Lorraine Eckard and Beverly Dorris. _. Poet's Daughter Interviewed On KPFA Leroy, BERKELEY ---Juanita Miller, the daughter of the late California poet Joaquin Miller, will be interviewed in a program to be broadcast over KPFA. Saturday at 1 p.m. Karen Jackobs, this program was recorded in the rustic home built by Joaquin Miller in the Oakland hills and now his daughter's permanent resident. Miss Miller sings, recites Pegi bout her fatherto Bill Plosser and Ted Kowalski of KPFA and Burton Weber of the Oakland Park Department. _ KPFA is at 94:1 on the FM BROWNIE DAY CAMP.Camp Director Mrs. Alta Hantke and Vicki Melick inspect _ beads and sun prints made by the Brownies at their day camp held at Lions Lake on the Nevada County Fair grounds. Farm Safety Week Slated-For July 23 29 BERKELEY ---Moving machinery on the farm accounted for the greatest number of fatal accidents on California farms during 1960, Norman Liddell, Rural Safety Committee Chairman for the Califotnia Farm Bureau Federation the State’s largest farm organization, discloses in announcing July 23 29 as National Farm Safety Week, Over the last ten years records show a fatal accident total of 354 deaths dueto machinery and the majority of these accidents occurred to farmers in the 60 to 64 age group. In the overall fatal accident totals for farm accidents some 1,078 men and women met death during the years between 1949 and 1959, according to Liddell. Because the farmer and his family are so vitally concerned and involved in this matter, President John F. Kennedy has declared this 18th annual National Farm Safety Week to be devoted to safety as a family affair. "California farms will wage an all-out assault on rural accidents for the comLiddell states, “However, it should be made clear that farm safety or any other safety program is not, just a matter tobe considered one week ina year but must be stressed every day of every week all year every year. 15 Graduate : Naval Air MEMPHIS. Classes ended for 15 students of the Aviation Machinist's Mate School in June at the Naval Air Technical Training Center, Memphis, Tenn. Among them was Leonard L, Lind, Jr., airman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs, Leonard L. Lind of 447 Sacramento Street, Nevada City. The nine-week course included instruction in reciprocating power plants, accessories, and maintenance including fuelsystems, propellers, designation, lubrication systems, ground equipment, fuel metering , carburetors, ignition Richard Steel Named PG&E Manager COLFAX ---RichardE, Steel of Auburn has been named Pacific Gas and Electric Company manager in Colfax, replacing Thomas H. ("Bud") Randall, who has been promoted to manager in Lakeport. Walter D, Skinner, PG&E Drum Division manager, . said the changes will be effective July 15. Steel joined PG&E in 1935 asaclerk and collector in his home town of Grass Valley. He wastransferred to Auburn in 1941, During World War Il, he served in the Army Air Corps, rising tothe rank of captain. Heisnow a major in the Air Force reserve. Following military service, he rejoined PG&E in Auburn, becoming district representative in 1953 and Drum Division new building representative in 1957. In this position his territory included the Colfax area. RICHARD E, STEEL Steel is a member of the Placer County Board of Education. He, his wife, Sylvia, and their son, Barry, will move to Colfax. Randall, manager in Colfax since 1947 was born in Nevada City, Hejoined PG&E in 1987 as a meter reader and collector in his home town, He served in the Army durAppennines and Po Valley campaigns in Italy. Gerier al Mark Clark personally promoted him to first lieutenant and he won the Bronze Star Medal for valor in combat, He was assigned to the New Zealanders and was the first American to enter the city of Trieste, Afterthe war, he returned ' toPG&Ein Grass Valley, and within a few months was promoted to his present position. Active in civic affairs, Randall is a director of the Colfax Chamber of Commerce, a member of the Placer County Fish and Game Commission, a member of the Colfax Volunteer Fire Department, secretary and a director of the Colfax Youth Center and treasurer of the local Boy Scouts troop, In 1947 he headed the Red Cross drive for the Colfax area, Mr, and Mrs, Randall have a daughter, Donna. MARKET In Cherry Creek GRASS VALLEY EXTRA LARGE Fresh Ranch RANCHER'S senna De eentle Highway 49 EGGS ° & FEEDS Shopping Center. AUBURN gq . SUGAR CAKE MIXES: F089 BETTY CROCKER, PILLSBURY & DUNCAN HINES 10 Ibs 79° stant MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE cLorox BLEACH SPIT] 10 oz 549 DASH Large Lge Bars IVORY SOAP 2 For 29: 200 Ct 69° 40% BRAN FLAKES GRAPENUT FLAKES RICE KRISPIES KLEENEX 2 For25*} SUGAR SMACKS ZEE 4 pack $400 TOILET TISSUE 33°] 4 for 54 BLACK FLAG [INSECT SPRAY ax. 49° CANNING SEASON!!! PEACHES <u APRICOTS PLUMS NGS . $750 $495 $50 4° a 5 radio band, ing year with the advent of] systems, magnetos and . ing World Warll, participatitled “Juanita “ee > _and tells “the true story" National Farm Safety Week",} governors, ing inthe Rome-Arno, North vg Std rs = .Formica or Tile in Kitchens & Baths .Aluminum Windows .-All Wood Construction a: .Double Compartment Sinks Ash Cabinets . Sliding Glass Doors Choice of All Interior & Exterior Colors HK — FREE A Goliath’ or Toyopet’ car to the first five buyers. MAKE OF AUTO SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY — s z ——S—K 1K AUBURN . TU 5-6216 © SCON YOUR LOT $6200 up > Your Plans or Ours S€from 100% FINANCING-------NO DOWN PAYMENT TU 5-4359 VILLA HOMES, Inc. GRASS VALLEY 273-3331

. . Hem 5. Ore ae ee a, SU i amet > et = Meth e sis TO THE COLORS we ‘Each indents the Brownies raise tne stars and Stripes at their day camp. HAWAIIAN RAINBOW DANCE..Underthe pines these Brownies do the Hawaiian Rainbow dance. L-R Kerry Kuhwarth, Joyce Pam Wasley, Romona Tiefel, Vickie Harris, Janet Brer, Susan Mc Kinzie, Cheryl Mitchell, Leree ond, Dana Bertoncini, Lorraine Eckard and Beverly Dorris. _. Poet's Daughter Interviewed On KPFA Leroy, BERKELEY ---Juanita Miller, the daughter of the late California poet Joaquin Miller, will be interviewed in a program to be broadcast over KPFA. Saturday at 1 p.m. Karen Jackobs, this program was recorded in the rustic home built by Joaquin Miller in the Oakland hills and now his daughter's permanent resident. Miss Miller sings, recites Pegi bout her fatherto Bill Plosser and Ted Kowalski of KPFA and Burton Weber of the Oakland Park Department. _ KPFA is at 94:1 on the FM BROWNIE DAY CAMP..Camp Director Mrs. Alta Hantke and Vicki Melick inspect _ beads and sun prints made by the Brownies at their day camp held at Lions Lake on the Nevada County Fair grounds. Farm Safety Week Slated-For July 23 29 BERKELEY ---Moving machinery on the farm accounted for the greatest number of fatal accidents on California farms during 1960, Norman Liddell, Rural Safety Committee Chairman for the Califotnia Farm Bureau Federation the State’s largest farm organization, discloses in announcing July 23 29 as National Farm Safety Week, Over the last ten years records show a fatal accident total of 354 deaths dueto machinery and the majority of these accidents occurred to farmers in the 60 to 64 age group. In the overall fatal accident totals for farm accidents some 1,078 men and women met death during the years between 1949 and 1959, according to Liddell. Because the farmer and his family are so vitally concerned and involved in this matter, President John F. Kennedy has declared this 18th annual National Farm Safety Week to be devoted to safety as a family affair. "California farms will wage an all-out assault on rural accidents for the comLiddell states, “However, it should be made clear that farm safety or any other safety program is not, just a matter tobe considered one week ina year but must be stressed every day of every week all year every year. 15 Graduate : Naval Air MEMPHIS.. Classes ended for 15 students of the Aviation Machinist's Mate School in June at the Naval Air Technical Training Center, Memphis, Tenn. Among them was Leonard L, Lind, Jr., airman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs, Leonard L. Lind of 447 Sacramento Street, Nevada City. The nine-week course included instruction in reciprocating power plants, accessories, and maintenance including fuelsystems, propellers, designation, lubrication systems, ground equipment, fuel metering , carburetors, ignition Richard Steel Named PG&E Manager COLFAX ---RichardE, Steel of Auburn has been named Pacific Gas and Electric Company manager in Colfax, replacing Thomas H. ("Bud") Randall, who has been promoted to manager in Lakeport. Walter D, Skinner, PG&E Drum Division manager, . said the changes will be effective July 15. Steel joined PG&E in 1935 asaclerk and collector in his home town of Grass Valley. He wastransferred to Auburn in 1941, During World War Il, he served in the Army Air Corps, rising tothe rank of captain. Heisnow a major in the Air Force reserve. Following military service, he rejoined PG&E in Auburn, becoming district representative in 1953 and Drum Division new building representative in 1957. In this position his territory included the Colfax area. RICHARD E, STEEL

Steel is a member of the Placer County Board of Education. He, his wife, Sylvia, and their son, Barry, will move to Colfax. Randall, manager in Colfax since 1947 was born in Nevada City, Hejoined PG&E in 1987 as a meter reader and collector in his home town, He served in the Army durAppennines and Po Valley campaigns in Italy. Gerier al Mark Clark personally promoted him to first lieutenant and he won the Bronze Star Medal for valor in combat, He was assigned to the New Zealanders and was the first American to enter the city of Trieste, Afterthe war, he returned ' toPG&Ein Grass Valley, and within a few months was promoted to his present position. Active in civic affairs, Randall is a director of the Colfax Chamber of Commerce, a member of the Placer County Fish and Game Commission, a member of the Colfax Volunteer Fire Department, secretary and a director of the Colfax Youth Center and treasurer of the local Boy Scouts troop, In 1947 he headed the Red Cross drive for the Colfax area, Mr, and Mrs, Randall have a daughter, Donna. MARKET In Cherry Creek GRASS VALLEY EXTRA LARGE Fresh Ranch RANCHER'S senna De eentle Highway 49 EGGS ° & FEEDS Shopping Center. AUBURN gq . SUGAR CAKE MIXES: F089 BETTY CROCKER, PILLSBURY & DUNCAN HINES 10 Ibs 79° stant MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE cLorox BLEACH SPIT] 10 oz 549 DASH Large Lge Bars IVORY SOAP 2 For 29: 200 Ct 69° 40% BRAN FLAKES GRAPENUT FLAKES RICE KRISPIES KLEENEX 2 For25*} SUGAR SMACKS ZEE 4 pack $400 TOILET TISSUE 33°] 4 for 54 BLACK FLAG [INSECT SPRAY ax. 49° CANNING SEASON!!! PEACHES <u APRICOTS PLUMS NGS . $750 $495 $50 4° a 5 radio band, ing year with the advent of] systems, magnetos and . ing World Warll, participatitled “Juanita “ee > _and tells “the true story" National Farm Safety Week",} governors, ing inthe Rome-Arno, North vg Std rs = ..Formica or Tile in Kitchens & Baths ..Aluminum Windows .-All Wood Construction a: ..Double Compartment Sinks Ash Cabinets .. Sliding Glass Doors Choice of All Interior & Exterior Colors HK — FREE A Goliath’ or Toyopet’ car to the first five buyers. MAKE OF AUTO SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY — s z ——S—K 1K AUBURN . TU 5-6216 © SCON YOUR LOT $6200 up > Your Plans or Ours S€from 100% FINANCING-------NO DOWN PAYMENT TU 5-4359 VILLA HOMES, Inc. GRASS VALLEY 273-3331