June 21, 1961 (10 pages)

me we JUICE AND COOKIES---~After the outdoor play period the children restore their strength with a snack. Dugan Says and Grass Valley tourist resources, history and econbil Travel Guide for California_ and Nevada, the first American guidebook to reportin detail on local-level sightseeing attractions and to rate independently hotels, motels, and restaurants, City and Grass Valley was prepared by researchers who blanketed California, selecting outstanding tourist attractions and personally judging facilities for quality and value. Mobil's Guide traces the gold rush history of Nevada City--"Two years after gold ines wee here, 10,000 miners were working every omy are exploredin the MoThe section on Nevada foot of ground within a radius Leaders Are Frustrated PLACERVILLE . "World leaders today are as frustrated as woodpeckers ina petrified forest, " «declared L.M. Dugan, district representative forJehovah's ‘Witnesses July 11 at the El Dorado County Fairgrounds here. To this Dugan added, “In this age countless humans flutter from one endeavor to another only to experience disappointment and despair. " ‘The 82 delegates from the Grass Valley congregation were part of the 1152 in attendance at thethree day circuit assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses who not only heard these words by Dugan but weretold that “the hope of mankind is God's Kingdom ‘ arrangement." In his conclusion, Dugan pointed to the scriptural evidence which indicates that the generation now in existence is the one = ao ~1 BALL GAME---(L-R) Shawna Fairclough, Dana bradtorda, snaron Malaer, Kristin Ingram, Dennis Finnegan and Janice Malaer play catch with Mrs. Dorothy Bradford. that “of the major gold rush towns, Nevada City remains one of the most picturesque, its residential areas dotted with multi-gabled frame houses, " Listing “what to see and do" inNevada City, the Guide suggests visits to the Ott Assay Office, the National Hotel, and the Nevada County Historical Museum, The Guide penetrates nearly 500 villages, towns, and cities in California and Nevada--a research expedition made possible only because Mobil and Simon and Schuster, Publishers, pooled their resources. From these massive reports, a national board of experts approved nearly 3,000 motels, hotels, restaurants, and resorts for detailed coverage in the California-Nevada edition. cottage, Mobile Vacation Guide ‘Published NEW YORK---Nevada City of three miles"--and notes Each facility is rated on a star system but the Guide's food and travel experts also answer such questionsas: “Is this restaurant wortha detour? How much will it cost? What's the best inexpensive hotel we can find before it gets dark? Will they put up our dog? Is there a laundry? Do they have a baby sitter service?" Edited for both the local family on a one-day or weekend sightseeing expedition and the visitor from a. far, the California-Nevada edition covers in detail a vast vacationland ranging from the snow -capped peaks of Norther California to the desert wonders of Nevada, from cosmopolitan oldworld San Francisco to gay and glamorous Las Vegas. Rough and Ready is also mentioned, under what to see and do in Grass Valley, as is the Lola Montez Willow Creek » Modoc which will experience the joys related to the fulfillment of the Kingdom promises. New Reg. Program To Be Inaugurated At Yuba College. MARYSVILLE.Anew »/] Box 243, Susanville for the ‘. Official address, " and Tuolumne, . appointed his wife, Barbara, Nagel Heads GOP OROVILLE---Fred N agel, Susanville rancher, was uhanimously returned to another two-year term as chairman of the Second Congressional District Republithe Butte County Republican Central Committee hosted the meeting. Thenext meeting will be heldin Nevada County in the fall.can Committee at the biennial meeting of members, at Prospectors’ Inn, Elected to regional vice presidencies were: North: Carmen Fleming of County, whose counties inClude Lassen, Modoc, Shasta Siskiyou, Tehama and Trinity. Central: Joseph Hughes, Auburn, Placer County, whose counties include Butte, El Dorado, Nevada, Placer, Plumas and Sierra, South: Mrs, Norman Hill, Sonora, Tuolumne County, whose counties include Amador, Alpine, Calaver4s, Inyo, Mono, Mariposa Elected treasurer was Ralph Schorr of Nevada City. Chairman Nagel reas district secretary, using Cuba Slides To BeShown AUBURN."Which Way Cuba?" is the title of a public forum to be held at the Auburn Recreation Hall Sunday night at 8:30 p.m. Sponsored by the civics affairs section of the American Association of UniverGRASS VALLEY..Energy, iron ona dirt road near a ravine. See the answer in the Nugget Page 4. whieh 22°? 9? sity Women, Auburn chapter, Ad ] h the forum will feature. O Pp e The Hair Stylist ned Forest Park Lane.Colfax Hiway colored slides and discussion presented by Mr, and Mrs. . Robert Randolph of Berkeley . By Appointment 273.1815 TheRandolphs returned April . 5 from a three weeks tour of Cuba. Randolph is a real estate broker, During their trip they visited five of the six provirces, driving from Havana to Santiago. Becuse they speak fluent Spanish, they were able to communicate at length with the Cuban WE'RE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK » Yam TIL 10 pm FEATURING BAR-B-Qed ile apes eae cra © Saas ee > fs eee) Those attending from “{N evada County were wilrd, liam H, Stinson, Nevada ~ {County Republican Central Committee Chairman, Mrs MEATS AND CHICKEN ‘Ready To Serve’ VANS MARKET people. Their slides reportedly depict much of what they saw on their trip, including new housing developments and evidences of the changing way of life in Cuba. A question period will follow the discussion, which is system of registering students will be instituted this sumMer at Yuba College, it was announced today by vice president and registrar A.H. Brill, in an attempt to eliminate the congestion which has occurred in past years er RMS ee # during the traditional 3-day registration period. The new system will involve personal appointments beginning in mid-July. Students who are currently “ i ey ge eS me hey ; oy Sager ia Re sh a ia ae es ich . “LOOKY THE BALLOONS----Having fun with Balloonsare (L-R) Lee Warren, Andy Atkinson, ‘Kim Hansen, Mimi Simmons ; Scott Fairclough and Kim Wallace. Mrs. Vene Ingram SuperOpen to the public free of charge. Grass Valley — Nevada City Highway Near The Nevada City Limits enrolled at Yuba, and who vises. , lan to return, are makin d ; iebeiumci noe for te Tahoe Forest Supervisor Says If you are aWhiz Kid perhaps you don't period from July 17 through ‘ need an adding machine or a multiplier or Aug. 4. tacering semen . Reforestration Program Completed 00T [ acalculator. . x < iz Kid? ?'? have completed the necessappy tape Rags aa ene aes : 5154 But are you a Whiz Kid? ? % sary entrance examinations . 7/07 ET Forest, anBurn at Camptonville. 44) “¢tethe planting inspectors, ; Perhaps the mistakes you, make are costwill be given appointments Shue ee ha de 1961 a apeee ae a. More _ the forest service : M ae ing you more than you know. pen mer oe forestation program was of this burn will be planted vised jack Kec x 1649 aa T Let us show you what a Victor Calculaeligible new students informcompleted early in May. meee fotlowing wapeg sae The seedlings planted were : tor can do for you. : He stated that a total of Wwindrowing the slash with , : ; ing them of the day and time 04. $06 lanted with bulldozers. Forestry OU© Year old stock from the = 625 So easy a child can run it-with 10 min. of their appointments. a EE WOR PHNNS ape : Y forest service nursery at . ' hii cites clk New students whohave not . 0 1+ 602 acres of recently Aid Vincent Letko and Jack Placerville, consisting of ; wide 25 nstruction. taken the entrance exams eee aoe ass headed the plant400, 800 ponderosa pine, 19, * i, 2 t ¢ will have another opportunit : 2 P Ig POS : eS 000 sugar pine, 52,000 . 0 on Aug. 31, theta aadeon, "3 the history of the Tahoe oe eet Donglas fir, "24, 400 Jeffrey will be given appointments er sete : G — ms pine, 6,000 hybird Jeffery 609 48 beginning Sept. 5. Of the total area, 317 acres been Bear Graniteville, iar pine and 2, 000 giant 4 . ; were planted onthe Gold Thiscompletes reforestation Sequoia. dd 8 65 a 9 Creek Burn,nearSierraville. of all Governm ent owned “Most of the planting work A 25.14 tl ot e . This, along with the 1,084 landneeded and suitable for was contracted on the basis T22277T acres planted last year and _ planting in this burn. of competitive bidding. Mc \ ~B . the 212 acres seed spotted in In the Foresthill District, Cready Reforestation Cine 93258 \ the fall of 1959, completes 733 acres of the disasterous pany of Oswego, Ore. 498 3 5 the planting of all national Volcano Burn were planted, Richard Bartels of Paulina : forest land needed and suitalong with 45 acres of Ore. andT.B. Wadsworth ot Cube 43402 able for growing ringer in cleared brushfieldnear Giant Gioden Valley Call wae this bum. These planting Gap. Forestry Aid Clyde the successful bidders. 48825 projectswereunderthetechHammond and "Red" Lynn 875 nical direction of Jack Sher2 5a : man and Kelso Dellera of 46 -the forest staff, WE WILL BUIL 6 “ s 3 & Nay % 3 43 BY we Sie Cool Off With A Se a i dg Sr ON YOUR LOT ds Kelvinator & rE (e' RO Air Conditi WT EAT RES. % Tr a Oner Air Conditioned 17 Plans To Choose From Or Steeaseeeeeeseses . Wed., 21, Thru Sat., 24 . AS LOW AS 57% per sq. ft. Wy Air Cooler ABSENT MINDED PROFESSOR! ~ on} Eee Veuatay 100% FINANCING IX From Nancy Olson : THE SILENT. CALL Ca ET s Gail Russell, David McLean S16 See a “+b tet + ~ 4 CIN asiest calculator tape in the world to read ° Open on Saturdays and Sundays for Your 4 Convenience ¥ The corner of Highway 49 & Glenbrook Heights Drive, across from the Gold Center Club. Ph. 273-4486 Sun., 25, Thru Wed., 28 THE YOUNG SAVAGES Burt Lanaaster, Dina Merrill es Plus PASSPORT TO CHINA Richard Basehart 120 W Main St., Grass Valley. Dial 273-4288 OFFICE” EQUIPMENT

me we JUICE AND COOKIES---~After the outdoor play period the children restore their strength with a snack. Dugan Says and Grass Valley tourist resources, history and econbil Travel Guide for California_ and Nevada, the first American guidebook to reportin detail on local-level sightseeing attractions and to rate independently hotels, motels, and restaurants, City and Grass Valley was prepared by researchers who blanketed California, selecting outstanding tourist attractions and personally judging facilities for quality and value. Mobil's Guide traces the gold rush history of Nevada City--"Two years after gold ines wee here, 10,000 miners were working every omy are exploredin the MoThe section on Nevada foot of ground within a radius Leaders Are Frustrated PLACERVILLE .. "World leaders today are as frustrated as woodpeckers ina petrified forest, " «declared L.M. Dugan, district representative forJehovah's ‘Witnesses July 11 at the El Dorado County Fairgrounds here. To this Dugan added, “In this age countless humans flutter from one endeavor to another only to experience disappointment and despair. " ‘The 82 delegates from the Grass Valley congregation were part of the 1152 in attendance at thethree day circuit assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses who not only heard these words by Dugan but weretold that “the hope of mankind is God's Kingdom ‘ arrangement." In his conclusion, Dugan pointed to the scriptural evidence which indicates that the generation now in existence is the one = ao ~1 BALL GAME---(L-R) Shawna Fairclough, Dana bradtorda, snaron Malaer, Kristin Ingram, Dennis Finnegan and Janice Malaer play catch with Mrs. Dorothy Bradford. that “of the major gold rush towns, Nevada City remains one of the most picturesque, its residential areas dotted with multi-gabled frame houses, " Listing “what to see and do" inNevada City, the Guide suggests visits to the Ott Assay Office, the National Hotel, and the Nevada County Historical Museum, The Guide penetrates nearly 500 villages, towns, and cities in California and Nevada--a research expedition made possible only because Mobil and Simon and Schuster, Publishers, pooled their resources. From these massive reports, a national board of experts approved nearly 3,000 motels, hotels, restaurants, and resorts for detailed coverage in the California-Nevada edition. cottage, Mobile Vacation Guide ‘Published NEW YORK---Nevada City of three miles"--and notes Each facility is rated on a star system but the Guide's food and travel experts also answer such questionsas: “Is this restaurant wortha detour? How much will it cost? What's the best inexpensive hotel we can find before it gets dark? Will they put up our dog? Is there a laundry? Do they have a baby sitter service?" Edited for both the local family on a one-day or weekend sightseeing expedition and the visitor from a. far, the California-Nevada edition covers in detail a vast vacationland ranging from the snow -capped peaks of Norther California to the desert wonders of Nevada, from cosmopolitan oldworld San Francisco to gay and glamorous Las Vegas. Rough and Ready is also mentioned, under what to see and do in Grass Valley, as is the Lola Montez Willow Creek » Modoc which will experience the joys related to the fulfillment of the Kingdom promises. New Reg. Program To Be Inaugurated At Yuba College. MARYSVILLE..Anew »/] Box 243, Susanville for the ‘. Official address, " and Tuolumne, . appointed his wife, Barbara, Nagel Heads GOP OROVILLE---Fred N agel, Susanville rancher, was uhanimously returned to another two-year term as chairman of the Second Congressional District Republithe Butte County Republican Central Committee hosted the meeting. Thenext meeting will be heldin Nevada County in the fall.can Committee at the biennial meeting of members, at Prospectors’ Inn, Elected to regional vice presidencies were: North: Carmen Fleming of County, whose counties inClude Lassen, Modoc, Shasta Siskiyou, Tehama and Trinity. Central: Joseph Hughes, Auburn, Placer County, whose counties include Butte, El Dorado, Nevada, Placer, Plumas and Sierra, South: Mrs, Norman Hill, Sonora, Tuolumne County,

whose counties include Amador, Alpine, Calaver4s, Inyo, Mono, Mariposa Elected treasurer was Ralph Schorr of Nevada City. Chairman Nagel reas district secretary, using Cuba Slides To BeShown AUBURN.."Which Way Cuba?" is the title of a public forum to be held at the Auburn Recreation Hall Sunday night at 8:30 p.m. Sponsored by the civics affairs section of the American Association of UniverGRASS VALLEY...Energy, iron ona dirt road near a ravine. See the answer in the Nugget Page 4. whieh 22°? 9? sity Women, Auburn chapter, Ad ] h the forum will feature. O Pp e The Hair Stylist ned Forest Park Lane..Colfax Hiway colored slides and discussion presented by Mr, and Mrs. . Robert Randolph of Berkeley . By Appointment 273.1815 TheRandolphs returned April . 5 from a three weeks tour of Cuba. Randolph is a real estate broker, During their trip they visited five of the six provirces, driving from Havana to Santiago. Becuse they speak fluent Spanish, they were able to communicate at length with the Cuban WE'RE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK » Yam TIL 10 pm FEATURING BAR-B-Qed ile apes eae cra © Saas ee > fs eee) Those attending from “{N evada County were wilrd, liam H, Stinson, Nevada ~ {County Republican Central Committee Chairman, Mrs MEATS AND CHICKEN ‘Ready To Serve’ VANS MARKET people. Their slides reportedly depict much of what they saw on their trip, including new housing developments and evidences of the changing way of life in Cuba. A question period will follow the discussion, which is system of registering students will be instituted this sumMer at Yuba College, it was announced today by vice president and registrar A.H. Brill, in an attempt to eliminate the congestion which has occurred in past years er RMS ee # during the traditional 3-day registration period. The new system will involve personal appointments beginning in mid-July. Students who are currently “ i ey ge eS me hey ; oy Sager ia Re sh a ia ae es ich . “LOOKY THE BALLOONS----Having fun with Balloonsare (L-R) Lee Warren, Andy Atkinson, ‘Kim Hansen, Mimi Simmons ; Scott Fairclough and Kim Wallace. Mrs. Vene Ingram SuperOpen to the public free of charge. Grass Valley — Nevada City Highway Near The Nevada City Limits enrolled at Yuba, and who vises. , lan to return, are makin d ; iebeiumci noe for te Tahoe Forest Supervisor Says If you are aWhiz Kid perhaps you don't period from July 17 through ‘ need an adding machine or a multiplier or Aug. 4. tacering semen . Reforestration Program Completed 00T [ acalculator. . x < iz Kid? ?'? have completed the necessappy tape Rags aa ene aes : 5154 But are you a Whiz Kid? ? % sary entrance examinations . 7/07 ET Forest, anBurn at Camptonville. 44) “¢tethe planting inspectors, ; Perhaps the mistakes you, make are costwill be given appointments Shue ee ha de 1961 a apeee ae a. More _ the forest service : M ae ing you more than you know. pen mer oe forestation program was of this burn will be planted vised jack Kec x 1649 aa T Let us show you what a Victor Calculaeligible new students informcompleted early in May. meee fotlowing wapeg sae The seedlings planted were : tor can do for you. : He stated that a total of Wwindrowing the slash with , : ; ing them of the day and time 04. $06 lanted with bulldozers. Forestry OU© Year old stock from the = 625 So easy a child can run it-with 10 min. of their appointments. a EE WOR PHNNS ape : Y forest service nursery at . ' hii cites clk New students whohave not . 0 1+ 602 acres of recently Aid Vincent Letko and Jack Placerville, consisting of ; wide 25 nstruction. taken the entrance exams eee aoe ass headed the plant400, 800 ponderosa pine, 19, * i, 2 t ¢ will have another opportunit : 2 P Ig POS : eS 000 sugar pine, 52,000 . 0 on Aug. 31, theta aadeon, "3 the history of the Tahoe oe eet Donglas fir, "24, 400 Jeffrey will be given appointments er sete : G — ms pine, 6,000 hybird Jeffery 609 48 beginning Sept. 5. Of the total area, 317 acres been Bear Graniteville, iar pine and 2, 000 giant 4 . ; were planted onthe Gold Thiscompletes reforestation Sequoia. dd 8 65 a 9 Creek Burn,nearSierraville. of all Governm ent owned “Most of the planting work A 25.14 tl ot e . This, along with the 1,084 landneeded and suitable for was contracted on the basis T22277T acres planted last year and _ planting in this burn. of competitive bidding. Mc \ ~B . the 212 acres seed spotted in In the Foresthill District, Cready Reforestation Cine 93258 \ the fall of 1959, completes 733 acres of the disasterous pany of Oswego, Ore. 498 3 5 the planting of all national Volcano Burn were planted, Richard Bartels of Paulina : forest land needed and suitalong with 45 acres of Ore. andT.B. Wadsworth ot Cube 43402 able for growing ringer in cleared brushfieldnear Giant Gioden Valley Call wae this bum. These planting Gap. Forestry Aid Clyde the successful bidders. 48825 projectswereunderthetechHammond and "Red" Lynn 875 nical direction of Jack Sher2 5a : man and Kelso Dellera of 46 -the forest staff, WE WILL BUIL 6 “ s 3 & Nay % 3 43 BY we Sie Cool Off With A Se a i dg Sr ON YOUR LOT ds Kelvinator & rE (e' RO Air Conditi WT EAT RES. % Tr a Oner Air Conditioned 17 Plans To Choose From Or Steeaseeeeeeseses . Wed., 21, Thru Sat., 24 . AS LOW AS 57% per sq. ft. Wy Air Cooler ABSENT MINDED PROFESSOR! ~ on} Eee Veuatay 100% FINANCING IX From Nancy Olson : THE SILENT. CALL Ca ET s Gail Russell, David McLean S16 See a “+b tet + ~ 4 CIN asiest calculator tape in the world to read ° Open on Saturdays and Sundays for Your 4 Convenience ¥ The corner of Highway 49 & Glenbrook Heights Drive, across from the Gold Center Club. Ph. 273-4486 Sun., 25, Thru Wed., 28 THE YOUNG SAVAGES Burt Lanaaster, Dina Merrill es Plus PASSPORT TO CHINA Richard Basehart 120 W Main St., Grass Valley. Dial 273-4288 OFFICE” EQUIPMENT