July 5, 1962 (6 pages)

~ . . ae . indeed been sunk that nightanda thousand GI's had gone to the bottom. This time things are a ‘bit different. The far Pacific this trip. Ruth is along. But when I told some friends we were sailing on a British ship they said "Food is ter-. rible when cooked by the English they BOIL-everything!" We shall see and let you know. We wishthat every Nugget subscriber was on this boat with us.. k k f a Patrick Henry in Virginia with nothing on : but a rain coat for a final check to see whether we could walk. If we could, we E were on our way.As the Doctor said-"bend ' over "~a voice in front of me asked "Are you 3 Jew, Catholic or Protestant? ".I coughed my beliefand a proper religious bible was ‘ put inmy hand. We boarded the liberty ship t as a little oldRedCross lady tried to force Madam Butterfly t a cup of coffee and a donut in the other : eae hand. We slept six bunks high. Not 'til we ee seat spiel gh oe wir be sotha . It's just about twenty years since my reached the Straights of Gibralter did we pomme +: + «tC We Fee co eere she : last boat trip. Then the fare was free but know we were on our way to Italy. Shortly taught school for the Episcopal Church _ the choice of itinerary was not mine to after the announcement we were attacked Bagiuo, and Japan where she. supervised t make . There was a war on. The sailing was by Germansubmarines. The Germans were parental teaching of the dependents of the l anything but glamourous . Several thousand also supposed to be using a form of the American Expeditionary Forces after WWIL. of us stood in the pouring rain at Camp first guided missle. We all lined up at the CLOSED July 4 thru 9 carbines to shoot down any flying objects. ee ee ee Oe ee oe oe oe iy Ruth is a wonderful traveling companion. s She quickly adjusts to a situation whether E it be Mexico, Quebec or the Yukon TerSs ritory. Once, a few years ago, when we went to New York City on very limited funds c she was game enough to sleep in haystacks traveling thru the middle west. It It was the good Scot, Robert Burns who wrote "What a gift that God could give to see ourselves as others see us." The Americantourist, 15 miles from home, \None appeared. We were in the Air Corps jand I doubt if any of us could have hit them janyway. We rolled our barrels of depth US bombs over the sides of the ship. It was NEVADA COU T jour first taste of war. Our nerves were is a frightful sight to see. I wouldn't be was scratchy but cheap. c x Y PRINTING tingling. When we landed at Naples we Caught dead inthis outfit on Broad St. and fc ND PUBLISHING Jlearned that one ship in our convey had iflappearediniton Mill Street, GV would Champs Bow! Sunday 212 7 MAIN ST. GRASS VALLEY Nevada City Schools Qualify For Gr declare open season on me. t va ' 1 uw 2 ike ty = — Yee sida From here on out "Fool's Gold" will be-. Grass VALLEY --Twoof the line contest, and the winner O , HINGTON, D. C, --SterCoe ee come an if-y column. It will be written IF ber es lers sone ae oe a eo. ae t] igs : : : ree : sy asto offer wi Ww sther Wo i a has notified Congressman oe ns omnes Midian: Line ee some of the Nations top bowChamp" matches Sunday at a our Harold T. Johnsonrepresent-. If I can airmail some pictures to go with lersSunday at10a.m. onthe 10 a.m, Ss Ly ing Nevada County that the . i+ and IF Idon't get shot in Bangkok or half. Gold Bow] alleys. Richard "Rich" Page, proNevada City School District shor in ohare in the men’ dietien teo prietor of the Gold Bowl, inhas qualified for a $3,249 : Dangler andJoeFisherarethe cooperation with the AMF b The grant is under the proee ” only remaining contestants, bowling equipment manuvislooes of Public Law dl Can Can Current They will stage a three line factorers, is sponsoring the n — roll-offSaturday at7:30p.m, “Beat The Champ” action. . FLY ANY PLACE e ° and the top scorer will meet Thecontests are staged along a Se Music Circus O ering Bill Bunetta and Ed Bourdase with a free bowling clinic RENO LAKE TAHOE LAS in the “Beat The Champ" for the public. ki VEGAS with qualified SACRAMENTO--The third ter all this week until Sun. matches Sunday. Theclinic features free ina trained, commercial pilots} production of the 1962 Music day. The top bowlers inthe struction by the professional a in safe, well maintamedair-J CircusSeason, Can-Can will One of the great triumphs . women's division are Dee bowlerstoall interested bow ty craft. Cqgl-Nat Airways fill the big tent theatre at ofthe musical comedy stage, . MautinoandRitaGliko, Satlers, Page states that there 4 LOMA RIGA AIRPORT 15th and H Streets with laugh-_ Cole Porter's "Can-Can" epit. urday at3:30p.m. these two will be no charge for the dc E V EREADY Lawn PHONE 273-6151 omizes the ribald, lusty life . will be matched in a three sa er , l of the Montmartre district of and Garden Products r——— License Fees . iin tit'eat mucnen, Ww, t _ 5 . azestful spirit and dances of Multipurpose Garden Spray Canister Fruit Tree Spra Silverware O $8000 band 4 oz. & 6 oz. Bottles age ver aah Me pcre ar Rose Dust Floral Dust Veg. Dust Canister Garden Fungicide PumpPak Tomato -veg. Dust Crab Grass Killer-pts, & ats. Squeeze Duster T omato Dust Dormant & Summer Oil Spray Pump-Pak Rose & Floral Dust Rose-Floral Spray Mix Canister Tomato-veg. Dust Garden Dust Pumps 90% off Canisters Rose Floral Dust Rose Spray Canister RoseF loral Spray Mix Canister Ant & Roach Killer Squeeze 6% Chlordane 50% Malathion Tomato Dust Insect Killer-bomb can Rose Spray-bomb can 67 Chlordane Dust Box Rose Dust Fruit Tree Spray Bottle Lawn Insect Killer ST Nevada City Store 3 gal. AZALEA MOLLIS CAMELLIAS gallon cans 98: fER MANURE 5 Bags for *4* $498 ** ORTHO Special * a 57% BUY 1 gallon ORTHO GRO ‘4° And Get 1 gal. ORTHO LAWN GREEN FREE Reg. $2.95 Ask for your Open Thursday Nights, Diamonds Watches Clocks AND MANY OTHER GIFTS For County SACRAMENTO-=-Motor vehicle license fees amounting to $29, 957, 092 were apportioned among cities and counties throughout the State during the closing days of the 1961-62 fiscal year, State Controller Alan Cranston reported today: Cranston explained that it was the third apportionment our Gold Nugget . oF the year serach to and Quartz Jewelry. $123,578,653 the total amount Makes Lasting Gifts distributed among cities and & Appropriate Souvenirs . Counties from this source durOf The Gold Country ing the year. The total apportionment for the 1960-61 EXPERT WATCH & fiscal year was $119, 003,304, JEWELRY REPAIRING The money is allocated on HARTUNG 'S a population basis, half the Grass (/) Valley total going to the cities and half to the counties. eweters "Aliso," a Spanish name Since 1875 [for alder trees, was often used vevane City will receive 124 MILLST., GRASS VALLEY1for place names in CaliforPhone 273-3039 nia's Spanish era, With lovely tunes, an abun© dance of wit and charm in the book, some breathtaking terpsichore, including the folk dance of the Parisian laundresses known as the “can-can", and a number of magnificent settings, "CanCan” has the ingredients togratify diverse palates. Dossie Hollingsworth will be starred as La Mome Pistache, the wily proprietress of a Parisian dance-hall. Bill Shirley co-stars with her as a puritanical judge who is outraged by the naughty can-can. Norma Drake is the principal dancer of the vigorous dance. Guy Raymond plays a tempermental and bohemian artist and Paul Jayson plays the art critic with whom the harried artist must fight an hilariously funny duel on a Montmartre roof-top. A star studded cast dancetheir way thru this show, with demoiselles high kicking through, heels over head as often as under, and black-stockinged, blackgartered legs thrasing in the most famous dance of France. Daves & STORAGE THE BEST MOVE . @ YOU EVER MADE = Bw #12 Y] BL Ee 218 d= St., Nevada 1 Opes Thursday Evenings VAN’S FRAME & AXLE 205 S. Auburn,Grass-Valley 273 -6-360 “WHEELS OUT OF LINE? KEEP VAN'S IN MIND” NEVADA a, COUNTY -AMF —FREE BOWLING CLINICEnjoy the two hour show that’s been a smash hit from coast to coast. Learn the game or improve your game with free personal instruction from some of the nation’s top stars including: BILL BUNETTA MARY HOYT ED BOURDASE ESTHER WOODS And see the AMF stars take on local aces in exciting “Beat the Champ” matches. It’s all free — admission, bowling, prizes! TIME: 10 A.M. DATE: JULY 8, 1962 BOWL WHERE YOU SEE THE . GOLD BOWL { 115 BANK STREET ‘GRASS VALLEY PHONE 273-9901 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781 S&H Green Stamps Free Parking, Main Street, Grass Valley “MAGIC Broad Street, Nevada City *TRADEMARK AND SERVICE MARK OF AMF FREE ESTIMATES

~ . . ae . indeed been sunk that nightanda thousand GI's had gone to the bottom. This time things are a ‘bit different. The far Pacific this trip. Ruth is along. But when I told some friends we were sailing on a British ship they said "Food is ter-. rible when cooked by the English they BOIL-everything!" We shall see and let you know. We wishthat every Nugget subscriber was on this boat with us.... k k f a Patrick Henry in Virginia with nothing on : but a rain coat for a final check to see whether we could walk. If we could, we E were on our way.As the Doctor said-"bend ' over "~a voice in front of me asked "Are you 3 Jew, Catholic or Protestant? "..I coughed my beliefand a proper religious bible was ‘ put inmy hand. We boarded the liberty ship t as a little oldRedCross lady tried to force Madam Butterfly t a cup of coffee and a donut in the other : eae hand. We slept six bunks high. Not 'til we ee seat spiel gh oe wir be sotha . It's just about twenty years since my reached the Straights of Gibralter did we pomme +: + «tC We Fee co eere she : last boat trip. Then the fare was free but know we were on our way to Italy. Shortly taught school for the Episcopal Church _ the choice of itinerary was not mine to after the announcement we were attacked Bagiuo, and Japan where she. supervised t make . There was a war on. The sailing was by Germansubmarines. The Germans were parental teaching of the dependents of the l anything but glamourous . Several thousand also supposed to be using a form of the American Expeditionary Forces after WWIL. of us stood in the pouring rain at Camp first guided missle. We all lined up at the CLOSED July 4 thru 9 carbines to shoot down any flying objects. ee ee ee Oe ee oe oe oe iy Ruth is a wonderful traveling companion. s She quickly adjusts to a situation whether E it be Mexico, Quebec or the Yukon TerSs ritory. Once, a few years ago, when we went to New York City on very limited funds c she was game enough to sleep in haystacks traveling thru the middle west. It It was the good Scot, Robert Burns who wrote "What a gift that God could give to see ourselves as others see us." The Americantourist, 15 miles from home, \None appeared. We were in the Air Corps jand I doubt if any of us could have hit them janyway. We rolled our barrels of depth US bombs over the sides of the ship. It was NEVADA COU T jour first taste of war. Our nerves were is a frightful sight to see. I wouldn't be was scratchy but cheap. c x Y PRINTING tingling. When we landed at Naples we Caught dead inthis outfit on Broad St. and fc ND PUBLISHING Jlearned that one ship in our convey had iflappearediniton Mill Street, GV would Champs Bow! Sunday 212 7 MAIN ST. GRASS VALLEY Nevada City Schools Qualify For Gr declare open season on me. t va ' 1 uw 2 ike ty = — Yee sida From here on out "Fool's Gold" will be-. Grass VALLEY --Twoof the line contest, and the winner O , HINGTON, D. C, --SterCoe ee come an if-y column. It will be written IF ber es lers sone ae oe a eo. ae t] igs : : : ree : sy asto offer wi Ww sther Wo i a has notified Congressman oe ns omnes Midian: Line ee some of the Nations top bowChamp" matches Sunday at a our Harold T. Johnsonrepresent-. If I can airmail some pictures to go with lersSunday at10a.m. onthe 10 a.m, Ss Ly ing Nevada County that the . i+ and IF Idon't get shot in Bangkok or half. Gold Bow] alleys. Richard "Rich" Page, proNevada City School District shor in ohare in the men’ dietien teo prietor of the Gold Bowl, inhas qualified for a $3,249 : Dangler andJoeFisherarethe cooperation with the AMF b The grant is under the proee ” only remaining contestants, bowling equipment manuvislooes of Public Law dl Can Can Current They will stage a three line factorers, is sponsoring the n — roll-offSaturday at7:30p.m, “Beat The Champ” action. . FLY ANY PLACE e ° and the top scorer will meet Thecontests are staged along a Se Music Circus O ering Bill Bunetta and Ed Bourdase with a free bowling clinic RENO LAKE TAHOE LAS in the “Beat The Champ" for the public. ki VEGAS with qualified SACRAMENTO--The third ter all this week until Sun. matches Sunday. Theclinic features free ina trained, commercial pilots} production of the 1962 Music day. The top bowlers inthe struction by the professional a in safe, well maintamedair-J CircusSeason, Can-Can will One of the great triumphs . women's division are Dee bowlerstoall interested bow ty craft. Cqgl-Nat Airways fill the big tent theatre at ofthe musical comedy stage, . MautinoandRitaGliko, Satlers, Page states that there 4 LOMA RIGA AIRPORT 15th and H Streets with laugh-_ Cole Porter's "Can-Can" epit. urday at3:30p.m. these two will be no charge for the dc E V EREADY Lawn PHONE 273-6151 omizes the ribald, lusty life . will be matched in a three sa er , l of the Montmartre district of and Garden Products r——— License Fees . iin tit'eat mucnen, Ww, t _ 5 . azestful spirit and dances of Multipurpose Garden Spray Canister Fruit Tree Spra Silverware O $8000 band 4 oz. & 6 oz. Bottles age ver aah Me pcre ar Rose Dust Floral Dust Veg. Dust Canister Garden Fungicide PumpPak Tomato -veg. Dust Crab Grass Killer-pts, & ats. Squeeze Duster T omato Dust Dormant & Summer Oil Spray Pump-Pak Rose & Floral Dust Rose-Floral Spray Mix Canister Tomato-veg. Dust Garden Dust Pumps 90% off Canisters Rose Floral Dust Rose Spray Canister RoseF loral Spray Mix Canister Ant & Roach Killer Squeeze 6% Chlordane 50% Malathion Tomato Dust Insect Killer-bomb can Rose Spray-bomb can 67 Chlordane Dust

Box Rose Dust Fruit Tree Spray Bottle Lawn Insect Killer ST Nevada City Store 3 gal. AZALEA MOLLIS CAMELLIAS gallon cans 98: fER MANURE 5 Bags for *4* $498 ** ORTHO Special * a 57% BUY 1 gallon ORTHO GRO ‘4° And Get 1 gal. ORTHO LAWN GREEN FREE Reg. $2.95 Ask for your Open Thursday Nights, Diamonds Watches Clocks AND MANY OTHER GIFTS For County SACRAMENTO-=-Motor vehicle license fees amounting to $29, 957, 092 were apportioned among cities and counties throughout the State during the closing days of the 1961-62 fiscal year, State Controller Alan Cranston reported today: Cranston explained that it was the third apportionment our Gold Nugget . oF the year serach to and Quartz Jewelry. $123,578,653 the total amount Makes Lasting Gifts distributed among cities and & Appropriate Souvenirs . Counties from this source durOf The Gold Country ing the year. The total apportionment for the 1960-61 EXPERT WATCH & fiscal year was $119, 003,304, JEWELRY REPAIRING The money is allocated on HARTUNG 'S a population basis, half the Grass (/) Valley total going to the cities and half to the counties. eweters "Aliso," a Spanish name Since 1875 [for alder trees, was often used vevane City will receive 124 MILLST., GRASS VALLEY1for place names in CaliforPhone 273-3039 nia's Spanish era, With lovely tunes, an abun© dance of wit and charm in the book, some breathtaking terpsichore, including the folk dance of the Parisian laundresses known as the “can-can", and a number of magnificent settings, "CanCan” has the ingredients togratify diverse palates. Dossie Hollingsworth will be starred as La Mome Pistache, the wily proprietress of a Parisian dance-hall. Bill Shirley co-stars with her as a puritanical judge who is outraged by the naughty can-can. Norma Drake is the principal dancer of the vigorous dance. Guy Raymond plays a tempermental and bohemian artist and Paul Jayson plays the art critic with whom the harried artist must fight an hilariously funny duel on a Montmartre roof-top. A star studded cast dancetheir way thru this show, with demoiselles high kicking through, heels over head as often as under, and black-stockinged, blackgartered legs thrasing in the most famous dance of France. Daves & STORAGE THE BEST MOVE . @ YOU EVER MADE = Bw #12 Y] BL Ee 218 d= St., Nevada 1 Opes Thursday Evenings VAN’S FRAME & AXLE 205 S. Auburn,Grass-Valley 273 -6-360 “WHEELS OUT OF LINE? KEEP VAN'S IN MIND” NEVADA a, COUNTY -AMF —FREE BOWLING CLINICEnjoy the two hour show that’s been a smash hit from coast to coast. Learn the game or improve your game with free personal instruction from some of the nation’s top stars including: BILL BUNETTA MARY HOYT ED BOURDASE ESTHER WOODS And see the AMF stars take on local aces in exciting “Beat the Champ” matches. It’s all free — admission, bowling, prizes! TIME: 10 A.M. DATE: JULY 8, 1962 BOWL WHERE YOU SEE THE . GOLD BOWL { 115 BANK STREET ‘GRASS VALLEY PHONE 273-9901 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781 S&H Green Stamps Free Parking, Main Street, Grass Valley “MAGIC Broad Street, Nevada City *TRADEMARK AND SERVICE MARK OF AMF FREE ESTIMATES