June 21, 1961 (10 pages)

aan coe gpten ng ‘ NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, Wednesday, June ai, So a arn etal 1961.Page 7 ‘Camptonville N: ews By IRENE STOOPS William Hale who was here at his summer home was call-_ ed back to Reedly by the ill° ness of his wife, the week of June 5. bet Jerry Stevens is visiting his ser, in Sacramento, Jerry plans to attend college in Sacramento next term, +++ Mateel La Hue will leave June 25 to attend summer Session at San Jose State, +++ Elsie Estey left on the 19th for Marysville where she will attend classes. On Aug. 5 she will go to San Diegoto attend classes and to visit relatives there. bp Mr, and Mrs, Lynn Horton left the morning of June 9to spend the weekend visiting relatives in Santa Rosa, : +++ The John Bigleys spent the weekend. of June 10 visiting friends in Susanville, +++ The John Robinsons have moved to Los Banos where John will teach fifth grade when school reopens, +++ The Colin Kings returned home June 8 after having spent several days in Berkeley on business. FLY ANY PLACE. RENO LAKE TAHOE LAS VEGAS with qualified trained, commercial pilots in safe, well maintained aircraft. Cal-Nat Airways LOMA RICA AIRPORT PHONE 273-6151 BUILDING ~~ SERVICES CONSTRUCTION: grandmother, Mrs GearhausBUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY Grass Valley, Nevada City Highway. 273-6105 TOOL & EQUIPMENT BEE LINE RENTAL Nevada City Hiway.273-4216 WELDING HEATING..COOLING gaa DEPENDABLE SHEET METAL WORK 1933 — 1961 OF HILLS FLAT WATER SERVICE Phone 273-4455 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Bob Winkle 603 Mill St., BACK HOE TRENCHING SEPTIC TANK & DRAIN FIELD INSTALLATION Grass Valley Phone 273-3839 Cedar Ridge Building Materials "MERRILL BROS." n Ph. 273 4254 2 P.O. Box 248 Cedar Ridge TO COLFAX = COLFAX HIGHWAY AT BRUNSWICK RD. Cedar Ridge Building Materials GRASS VALLEY MAP & & BLUE PRINT CO ENGINEERING & DRAFTING SUPPLIES 240 Mill St., Grass Valley 273-7868 JENKINS WOOD PRODUCTS ALL BUILDING MATERIALS SPECIALIZING IN HARDWOOD PANELINGS J & M CUSTOM CABINETS ===" CABINETS TAILORED TO YOUR NEEDS: 536 E. Main St., Hills Flat, Grass Valley 273-2430 Camptonville Schools Graduate Class Of '61 By Irene Stoops The Camptonville School graduation exercises were given June 2 at 8 in the school auditorium, Curtains of spiral, pastel crepe paper covered the windows and were centered with replicas of Caps and Scrolls. The stage was decorated with sprays of Paul Scarlet roses and a huge ‘61 was in the background, The program opened with the processional of both high school and eighth grade graduates. The flag salute was led by Dwight Queen, Jr. and the invocation was given by Father Daniel Minogue. The four high school graduates' speech theme was "Life is Worth Living". Gerald Stevens spoke on "If We Have Vision"; Patrick Brown on "If We Have Knowledge"; Willanette Groves on "If We Have Love" and William Wortell on "If We Have Faith". The Camptonville High School Choir s ang, "Alina Mater", "Ave Verum" and "God of Our Fathers", The Declaration of Inde-' pendence was given in unison by the five eighth grade graduates: -Laird Brown, Millard Groves, Richard Humphrey, Kim Moore and Dwight Queen, Jr. NealE. Wade, superintendent of Marysville Union High School District, spoke to the graduates. King C, Stevens, principal of Camptonville School, presented the graduates and high school diplomas were presented by Elmer Ames, president of the Marysville board of trustees. were presented by William Groves, president of Camptonville board of trustees. Gerald Stevens, high school graduate, was presented a lifetime certificate in the California Scholarship Federation, on academic achievement. In the absence of Reverend Kenneth Miner, the benediction was given by Chaplain Clyde Estey. Following the graduation exercises Mr. and Mrs. King C, Stevens gave a reception for the Marysville and the Camptonville trustees at the E, L. Stoops home. Those attending from Marysville were:-Robert J. Wapple, Yuba County superintendent of schools; Wade; Ames; Dr. Charles Clement, clerk; Mrs. Charles Clement; Barbara Clinger and J. William Young. Those attending from Camptonville were Mr. and Mrs. Groves, Mr. and Mrs, Lester Brown, Mr. and Mrs, Henry North, Walter Fore and the host and hostess. Also following the graduation, Miss Willanette Groves gave a party for her fellow graduates and their friends at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Groves. Art Displays Sought For Fair SACRAMENTO--The California State Fair is accepting entries for its art show, it was announced today by director in charge Mrs, Buddie Shrier. The fair this year opens Aug. 30 for a 12-day run, All work must be received by the State Fair before July The eighth grade diplomas {7 at 5 p.m. CRAYON CORNER BLACK BART. WELDING & MACHINE SHOP GENERAL-WELDING & MACHINE WORK Hills Flat... Phone 273-7164 TWIN CITIES WIRE & ROPE CO. A.J. Anderson Lower Grass Valley Nevada City Road Nevada City, Calif. Ph. 265-2158 WHERE & WHEN YOU WANT. IT tanisen Excavating * Grading Paving CONCRETE 273.3100 e 273-3560 ABC Signs:: E. Main St. Grass Valley SIGNS PAY FOR THEMSELVES ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING. LIGHTING FIXTURES ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. L,C. “Les” Enoksen, Phone 273-2196 gees Valley, Calif ‘ li: Bank St. & HOT ‘But Not For Our Customers HOMES OFFICES TRAILERS WRIGHT COOLERS Planned For New Construction! . Sheet ‘Metal Manufacturing Co, Complete Air Conditiong Service Auburn Hiway 1/2 Mi. S. of Grass Valley 273-6572 “LOST PONY™ By Judy Fox Age 8 Mrs. Short's Third Grade Bell Hill School . foot race, three-legged NSJ Parents Club Sponsors Play Day NORTH SAN JUAN --The Parents Club of North San Juan School recently sponsored a play day, and students from Blue Tent School were invited guests. Individual contests included the baseball throw, cluded Donna Bockman, Peter Hammond, Jaequline Hill, Linda Buckbee, Toby Adams, Sandy Gillis, Cindy Buckbee, Eddie Stuart, Mike Moore, Ray Silvestri, Holly Hoffler, Clara Bockman, Wayne Whittlesey, Richard Hoover, Carl Jannson, Roy Seeberg, Pam Scoles, PatriciaBlakeslee, Nick Whittlesey and Alann Lamm. Mrs, Etta Mae Murdock is president of the Parents Club. JEWELRY GOLD NUGGET race, and sack race. Sack lunches and ice cream cones were followed by an upper grade baseball game. Blue ribbon winners inPear Decline Democrat, of Nevada City. " MUST THE PLACE, Brown Appoints Three To County Fair Board Sacramento, .Governor Edmund G. Brown today appointed two new members and reappointed another to the board of directors of the 17th District Agricultural Association, which operates the Nevada County Fair at Grass Valley. Reappointed was Gail Gordon, 111 Sierra Drive, Grass Valley. A Republican, he 'has been a member of the board nine years. Gordon is a business repre» sentative for the Sierra Nev" ada District Council of the _ Carpenters Union. He and his wife, Delia, have two } grown sons. New members of the board are Clarence E. Osburn, a Truckee Democrat, and William J. Mautino, alsoa Osburn replaces James Sherritt of Soda Springs, who resigned. Osborn, who oper ates his own Buick Agency, has been in business in Truckee for 20 years. He and his wife, Ethel, have five children. Mautino replaces the late Walter Butz. He isa driver for the Bear River Lumber Company. Mautino and his wife, DeVere, have one daughter at home. About one-seventh of Ireland's area is bogland. C.0 PATTERSON, 0.0. Optometrist & Orthoptist ++++4+4+44 + Patterson Bidg. 122 W. Main Hours 10-5+Mon. thru Friday Phone 273italic PETALUMA INN * Sparkling New * Singles, Doubles, Suites * Wall-to-wall Carpeting * Individually-controlled Heat * Phones, TV in all Rooms _ Heated, Year-round Swim Pool Credit Cards Hwy. 101 at Honored WashingtonSt. P.C. Box 1017 PETALUMA, FREE! Write for new TRAVEL GUIDE listing fine motels from coast to coast, inspected and approved by Congress of Motor Hotels. CALIFORNIA = =wy, PERSONAL PERSONAL & INSTRUCTIONS “SERVICES ie ati and QUARTZ JEWELRY Funds Get Makes lasting gifts and 8 OF LONDON .DRESSMAKER Alterations---T ailoring --Designing Call 273-8796 Approval appropriate souvenirs of the Gold Country, WASHINGTON, D. C, --The. Appropriations Com mittee! . of the House of Representa . tives has recommended the creation of an $1,000,000 agricultural research contingency fund to be used to fiDIAMONDS WATCHES CLOCKS And Many Other Gifts BEAUTY TREATMENT US GIVE YOUR CLOTHES A NEVADA COUNTY CLEANERS hance emergency programs such as that needed to stop. the spread of pear decline. SILVERWARE REKKKKKKKKKK EXPERT WATCH AND Congressman Harold T. Johnson led the California Congressional delegation in a campaign for comprehensive, cooperative pear decline research. project. He _. JEWELRY REPAIRING THREE eg } e Hills Flat, Grass Valley: CONVENIENT e 154 Walker Dr. , Grass Valley LOCATIONS © 116 Broad St., Nevada Cny INSTRUCTION ap NELDA’ $ DANCING SCHOOL . BALLET. ACROBATIC. . . BALLROOM oe Bank St: Grass Valley Phone 273-2730 hailed as a major achieveHARTUNG’S e SCHOOL OF CREATIVE DANCE « PATRICIA ROSE ment the fact that the com. Grass Valley mittee singled out pear-deL : cline as one of the major eweters Since 1875 problems which could be studied under the contingency fund, 124 MILL ST:GRASS VA Phone 273-3039 _ .Ballet & Modern For All Ages. (Cecchetti Method) “T erminal Bldg Bank St., G. V. Dial‘273-6200 or 27: . TEACHER OF PIANO & DRAN JUNE BREEN, = aa Hg game wk EE eal in Town Sharp All Shop 436 CLAY ST., N.C. Will sharpen all kinds of saws John L. Beitz Jeweler Sierra Freight Lines SSSSSSSSSSSSSSssesssse NORTH SAN JUAN. OSBORN Flower Shop Phone 273-2478 + : \lawn mower base knives, and DOWNIEVILLE We Specialize In pie cemeieene adjast knives, scissors, or SIERRA CITY Florist Meeees eee any other sharp edge tool. SIERRA Tele h Delivery Nevada County tt aa Pe vee ere Fasten a Reasonable Prices FR : -9) ‘Grass Valley Dial 265-2681 ontier 1-9125 273-6578 RADCLIFFE . bee ldlcbipar tg Grass vauey . Demar Dundas . . epius SALES ELECTRICAL caer: HEATING AND [ohare «s watine 1e PLENTY OF PARKING COOLING SERVICE Ph. 273-7521 DOTE DRY CLEANERS Repairs Parts Controls. . 99°90 000000000 I Batted L CO. 000 ‘Furnace, Stove, Cooler Hardware-Electrical & A a Plumbin 519 Alta Street . phone 273-7392 $21 Boulder Street g -. Phone 265-2562 1001 BARGAINS 1001

aan coe gpten ng ‘ NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, Wednesday, June ai, So a arn etal 1961..Page 7 ‘Camptonville N: ews By IRENE STOOPS William Hale who was here at his summer home was call-_ ed back to Reedly by the ill° ness of his wife, the week of June 5. bet Jerry Stevens is visiting his ser, in Sacramento, Jerry plans to attend college in Sacramento next term, +++ Mateel La Hue will leave June 25 to attend summer Session at San Jose State, +++ Elsie Estey left on the 19th for Marysville where she will attend classes. On Aug. 5 she will go to San Diegoto attend classes and to visit relatives there. bp Mr, and Mrs, Lynn Horton left the morning of June 9to spend the weekend visiting relatives in Santa Rosa, : +++ The John Bigleys spent the weekend. of June 10 visiting friends in Susanville, +++ The John Robinsons have moved to Los Banos where John will teach fifth grade when school reopens, +++ The Colin Kings returned home June 8 after having spent several days in Berkeley on business. FLY ANY PLACE. RENO LAKE TAHOE LAS VEGAS with qualified trained, commercial pilots in safe, well maintained aircraft. Cal-Nat Airways LOMA RICA AIRPORT PHONE 273-6151 BUILDING ~~ SERVICES CONSTRUCTION: grandmother, Mrs GearhausBUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY Grass Valley, Nevada City Highway. 273-6105 TOOL & EQUIPMENT BEE LINE RENTAL Nevada City Hiway.273-4216 WELDING HEATING....COOLING gaa DEPENDABLE SHEET METAL WORK 1933 — 1961 OF HILLS FLAT WATER SERVICE Phone 273-4455 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Bob Winkle 603 Mill St., BACK HOE TRENCHING SEPTIC TANK & DRAIN FIELD INSTALLATION Grass Valley Phone 273-3839 Cedar Ridge Building Materials "MERRILL BROS." n Ph. 273 4254 2 P.O. Box 248 Cedar Ridge TO COLFAX = COLFAX HIGHWAY AT BRUNSWICK RD. Cedar Ridge Building Materials GRASS VALLEY MAP & & BLUE PRINT CO ENGINEERING & DRAFTING SUPPLIES 240 Mill St., Grass Valley 273-7868 JENKINS WOOD PRODUCTS ALL BUILDING MATERIALS SPECIALIZING IN HARDWOOD PANELINGS J & M CUSTOM CABINETS ===" CABINETS TAILORED TO YOUR NEEDS: 536 E. Main St., Hills Flat, Grass Valley 273-2430 Camptonville Schools Graduate Class Of '61 By Irene Stoops The Camptonville School graduation exercises were given June 2 at 8 in the school auditorium, Curtains of spiral, pastel crepe paper covered the windows and were centered with replicas of Caps and Scrolls. The stage was decorated with sprays of Paul Scarlet roses and a huge ‘61 was in the background, The program opened with the processional of both high school and eighth grade graduates. The flag salute was led by Dwight Queen, Jr. and the invocation was given by Father Daniel Minogue. The four high school graduates' speech theme was "Life is Worth Living". Gerald Stevens spoke on "If We Have Vision"; Patrick Brown on "If We Have Knowledge"; Willanette Groves on "If We Have Love" and William Wortell on "If We Have Faith". The Camptonville High School Choir s ang, "Alina Mater", "Ave Verum" and "God of Our Fathers", The Declaration of Inde-' pendence was given in unison by the five eighth grade graduates: -Laird Brown, Millard Groves, Richard Humphrey, Kim Moore and Dwight Queen, Jr. NealE. Wade, superintendent of Marysville Union High School District, spoke to the graduates. King C, Stevens, principal of Camptonville School, presented the graduates and high school diplomas were presented by Elmer Ames, president of the Marysville board of trustees. were presented by William Groves, president of Camptonville board of trustees. Gerald Stevens, high school graduate, was presented a lifetime certificate in the California Scholarship Federation, on academic achievement. In the absence of Reverend Kenneth Miner, the benediction was given by Chaplain Clyde Estey. Following the graduation exercises Mr. and Mrs. King C, Stevens gave a reception for the Marysville and the Camptonville trustees at the E, L. Stoops home. Those attending from Marysville were:-Robert J. Wapple, Yuba County superintendent of schools; Wade; Ames; Dr. Charles Clement, clerk; Mrs. Charles Clement; Barbara Clinger and J. William Young. Those attending from Camptonville were Mr. and Mrs. Groves, Mr. and Mrs, Lester Brown, Mr. and Mrs, Henry North, Walter Fore and the host and hostess. Also following the graduation, Miss Willanette Groves gave a party for her fellow graduates and their friends at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Groves. Art Displays Sought For Fair SACRAMENTO--The California State Fair is accepting entries for its art show, it was announced today by director in charge Mrs, Buddie Shrier. The fair this year opens Aug. 30 for a 12-day run, All work must be received by the State Fair before July The eighth grade diplomas {7 at 5 p.m. CRAYON CORNER BLACK BART. WELDING & MACHINE SHOP GENERAL-WELDING & MACHINE WORK Hills Flat...... Phone 273-7164 TWIN CITIES WIRE & ROPE CO. A.J. Anderson Lower Grass Valley Nevada City Road Nevada City, Calif. Ph. 265-2158 WHERE & WHEN YOU WANT. IT tanisen Excavating * Grading Paving CONCRETE 273.3100 e 273-3560 ABC Signs:: E. Main St. Grass Valley SIGNS PAY FOR THEMSELVES ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING.

LIGHTING FIXTURES ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. L,C. “Les” Enoksen, Phone 273-2196 gees Valley, Calif ‘ li: Bank St. & HOT ‘But Not For Our Customers HOMES OFFICES TRAILERS WRIGHT COOLERS Planned For New Construction! . Sheet ‘Metal Manufacturing Co, Complete Air Conditiong Service Auburn Hiway 1/2 Mi. S. of Grass Valley 273-6572 “LOST PONY™ By Judy Fox Age 8 Mrs. Short's Third Grade Bell Hill School . foot race, three-legged NSJ Parents Club Sponsors Play Day NORTH SAN JUAN --The Parents Club of North San Juan School recently sponsored a play day, and students from Blue Tent School were invited guests. Individual contests included the baseball throw, cluded Donna Bockman, Peter Hammond, Jaequline Hill, Linda Buckbee, Toby Adams, Sandy Gillis, Cindy Buckbee, Eddie Stuart, Mike Moore, Ray Silvestri, Holly Hoffler, Clara Bockman, Wayne Whittlesey, Richard Hoover, Carl Jannson, Roy Seeberg, Pam Scoles, PatriciaBlakeslee, Nick Whittlesey and Alann Lamm. Mrs, Etta Mae Murdock is president of the Parents Club. JEWELRY GOLD NUGGET race, and sack race. Sack lunches and ice cream cones were followed by an upper grade baseball game. Blue ribbon winners inPear Decline Democrat, of Nevada City. " MUST THE PLACE, Brown Appoints Three To County Fair Board Sacramento, .Governor Edmund G. Brown today appointed two new members and reappointed another to the board of directors of the 17th District Agricultural Association, which operates the Nevada County Fair at Grass Valley. Reappointed was Gail Gordon, 111 Sierra Drive, Grass Valley. A Republican, he 'has been a member of the board nine years. Gordon is a business repre» sentative for the Sierra Nev" ada District Council of the _ Carpenters Union. He and his wife, Delia, have two } grown sons. New members of the board are Clarence E. Osburn, a Truckee Democrat, and William J. Mautino, alsoa Osburn replaces James Sherritt of Soda Springs, who resigned. Osborn, who oper ates his own Buick Agency, has been in business in Truckee for 20 years. He and his wife, Ethel, have five children. Mautino replaces the late Walter Butz. He isa driver for the Bear River Lumber Company. Mautino and his wife, DeVere, have one daughter at home. About one-seventh of Ireland's area is bogland. C.0 PATTERSON, 0.0. Optometrist & Orthoptist ++++4+4+44 + Patterson Bidg. 122 W. Main Hours 10-5+Mon. thru Friday Phone 273italic PETALUMA INN * Sparkling New * Singles, Doubles, Suites * Wall-to-wall Carpeting * Individually-controlled Heat * Phones, TV in all Rooms _ Heated, Year-round Swim Pool Credit Cards Hwy. 101 at Honored WashingtonSt. P.C. Box 1017 PETALUMA, FREE! Write for new TRAVEL GUIDE listing fine motels from coast to coast, inspected and approved by Congress of Motor Hotels. CALIFORNIA = =wy, PERSONAL PERSONAL & INSTRUCTIONS “SERVICES ie ati and QUARTZ JEWELRY Funds Get Makes lasting gifts and 8 OF LONDON ..DRESSMAKER Alterations---T ailoring --Designing Call 273-8796 Approval appropriate souvenirs of the Gold Country, WASHINGTON, D. C, --The. Appropriations Com mittee! . of the House of Representa . tives has recommended the creation of an $1,000,000 agricultural research contingency fund to be used to fiDIAMONDS WATCHES CLOCKS And Many Other Gifts BEAUTY TREATMENT US GIVE YOUR CLOTHES A NEVADA COUNTY CLEANERS hance emergency programs such as that needed to stop. the spread of pear decline. SILVERWARE REKKKKKKKKKK EXPERT WATCH AND Congressman Harold T. Johnson led the California Congressional delegation in a campaign for comprehensive, cooperative pear decline research. project. He _. JEWELRY REPAIRING THREE eg } e Hills Flat, Grass Valley: CONVENIENT e 154 Walker Dr. , Grass Valley LOCATIONS © 116 Broad St., Nevada Cny INSTRUCTION ap NELDA’ $ DANCING SCHOOL . BALLET.. ACROBATIC. . . BALLROOM oe Bank St: Grass Valley Phone 273-2730 hailed as a major achieveHARTUNG’S e SCHOOL OF CREATIVE DANCE « PATRICIA ROSE ment the fact that the com. Grass Valley mittee singled out pear-deL : cline as one of the major eweters Since 1875 problems which could be studied under the contingency fund, 124 MILL ST:GRASS VA Phone 273-3039 _ .Ballet & Modern For All Ages. (Cecchetti Method) “T erminal Bldg Bank St., G. V. Dial‘273-6200 or 27: . TEACHER OF PIANO & DRAN JUNE BREEN, = aa Hg game wk EE eal in Town Sharp All Shop 436 CLAY ST., N.C. Will sharpen all kinds of saws John L. Beitz Jeweler Sierra Freight Lines SSSSSSSSSSSSSSssesssse NORTH SAN JUAN. OSBORN Flower Shop Phone 273-2478 + : \lawn mower base knives, and DOWNIEVILLE We Specialize In pie cemeieene adjast knives, scissors, or SIERRA CITY Florist Meeees eee any other sharp edge tool. SIERRA Tele h Delivery Nevada County tt aa Pe vee ere Fasten a Reasonable Prices FR : -9) ‘Grass Valley Dial 265-2681 ontier 1-9125 273-6578 RADCLIFFE . bee ldlcbipar tg Grass vauey . Demar Dundas . . epius SALES ELECTRICAL caer: HEATING AND [ohare «s watine 1e PLENTY OF PARKING COOLING SERVICE Ph. 273-7521 DOTE DRY CLEANERS Repairs Parts Controls. . 99°90 000000000 I Batted L CO. 000 ‘Furnace, Stove, Cooler Hardware-Electrical & A a Plumbin 519 Alta Street . phone 273-7392 $21 Boulder Street g -. Phone 265-2562 1001 BARGAINS 1001