June 27, 1962 (8 pages)

e4 eS Camptonville Women's Club, with President Jessie Waracka presiding, held it's regular meeting on Thursday evening June 7th at the home or Ora Nelson with Lila Goway as co-hostess. Two new members signed the roll and four guests were present. Carol Lanyon, Secretary, resigned as she is moving away. Ardith Williams was elected Secretary to fill out the term. The Mystery Package brought by Lila Gowey went to Carol Lanyon. Following the meeting lovely refreshments were served by the two hostesses. Because of the July 4th holiday, thenext regular meeting will be held on Wednesday, July 11th atthe home of Ardith Williams with Clair Casey as co-hostess. see Elsie Estey returned home from Texas, where she had been called by the death of her mother, on June 11th. After a weeks rest from her tripshe will attend Cafeteria classes at Yuba College in Marysville, eesee Lucile Moore attended the Northern California-Nevada Annual Conference of the Methodist Church at the University of the Pacific in Stockton June 12-17, asa representive of the Camptonville and North San Juan churches, eeees. Pelton Chapter#6B5, O.E.S. held “District Night" during‘. it's regular meeting at the Masonic Temple here on the evening of June 14th. Many guests were welcomed and following the meeting refreshments were served in the dining hall at beautifully decoratedtables. The next regular meeting will be held on Thursday June 23 at 8 p.m. There will be no meeting in July. eese8 Bob and Carol Lanyon and two children have moved from their home in Oak Valley to Reno where Bob has been employed for some time, The Lanyons rented their home to the Russels. Mr. Russel is employed by Calida Mill, here. They are former residents of Meadow Vista, California. eeee8 Jimmy and Doris Hughes and children have moved to Auburn where Jimmy has secured employment. eseee8 The U. S. Forest Service was kept busy here the night ofJune 13th, until about 1:30 in the morning, because of COOL and CRISP Just Arrived SUMMER HOUSE DRESSES ‘ep 106 N. Pine St. Nevada City the thunder storm and resulting lightening strikes in the Mountain House and Pittsburg Hill areas Luckily there were no resulting fires, but the strikes did have tobe checked. sesee8 The Harry and Ruth Sumner grandchildren arrived here on the 16th for a visit with their grandparents, eee Mrs, La Verne Lewis recently visited her mother, Mrs. Kitty Burrows, La Verne came up for a week end and Sharon returned with him to their home in southern Calif. ee¢ee8 Margaret Williams spent the week of June 17th in Bakersfield on business. Claude and Margaret are former Bakersfield residents. eee A special meeting of Camptonville Women's Club was held atthe home of President, Jessie Waracka on Wednesday evening June 20th, to make plans for the annual Homecoming and Reunion celebration. A definite date will be announced soon. 7, 1962,.Neva ea CHORUS-BAND CONCERT. Music instructor Harold George conducts the Nevada Union High School band during the spring concert held at the school this month. ‘The combined chorus under the direction of Donald Baggett is in the background. SIERRA =~ BY DE HOME AGAIN,.Itishard to beleive that one week ago we were on our way to a World's Fair. It seems that it was only yesterday that we weretyping on this Royal, looking forward to a bike race and ball game in Nevada City. But back we are, and a week has passed, Rested? No, but the week was pleasant-especially the days spent in Eugene, Ore. , where family conversation blended with bicycle riding (believe it or not, the Thompsonswere pumping bikes as midnight brought on Father's Day, riding beneath a-full moon that lit River Loop Rd. along the Willamette River) and the fun of seeing the two feminine members of "we three” rise from the water on skis. Vee has the remains of a swollen ankle to show for'her final tumble, Debby a movie film which she hopes will prove she was on top and riding smoothly when an accidental brush of the elbow flicked the motor switch to the off position in the boat and Debby slowed to a sinking stop 300 yards out in the lake. It was Trade At Home ADVERTISING NOVELTIES Call ART PHELPS.273 -7593 PRINTED FORMS and leave CLOSED July 4 thru 9 ©0000 8 888888888 NEVADA COUNTY PRINTING AND PUBLISHING 212 W MAIN ST. GRASS VALLEY fun. THE FAIR. .Back to work, andto report on our reaction tothe fair. Had we realized the chore that now faces us, this writer never would have promised to answer some questions. .But promise we did, and answer we will. First some background so that you may better understand our answers, “Wethree”" spent 24 hours in the space of two days inside the gates of the Seattle World Fair. We became tiredand somewhat cranky. We stood in line many times, yet we avoided between six and eight hours of lines by making use of press Suntime For Boys 8 to 20 Stretch Trunks MEN'S SWIMWEAR BY McGREGOR OR BRENTWOOD ee and: Boxer Styles Beach Jackets and Sandals Wash n’ Wear Walking Shorts in Dacron and cotton Trunks Sea Ducks Cabana Sets Walking Shorts Beach Jacket 128 Mill St. Grass Valley Sea Ducks by A-] in white, black, green or tan San Juanis still onthe map, the homes are still there but to find most of the townspeople one must go to the river, There, you will find mothers with small children, waiting .for fathers to get off work and join them, Tourists ahd campers are thick on Moonshine Beach and while some of them may look a little weird tothe natives (no visor caps this year?) it can work the other way too. What would you think of five giggling young damsels slipping into the icey green water on . 4 moonlit night clad in billowing mu-mu's? Next time girls, just for more effect you should replace the giggling and shrieking with some mysterious incantations or how about a candlelit procession? Other oddities last week at BYWAYS Solel = AN THOMPSON courtesies. There were a few exhibits which we missed, but every effort was made to see the best of the fair. Our oriinal plans had called for three days at the exposition, With the equivalent of more than 30 hours of time spent inside the gates, we feel it would be impossible to see more in less than three days. Enough background, THE ANSWERS. .Is it worth a trip to Seattle just to see Century 21? Wewould say it is not worth a special trip to the fair. However, if someone in your family is extremely interested in Science then the fair may be worth the tripto that person. We'll explain this to a greater extent when we get to discussing the exhibits, Also, you might consider a vacation to the Northwest where a visit to the fair is only a part of the vacation. In this event, you could enjoy the beauty of Washington and Oregon andthe numerous interesting sights without basing the success or failure of your trip on the impression you get from a fair visit. . .How about ExpoLodging? Century 21 and Expo-L feel the reservations agency for the fair is doing an excellent job,: They point to the fact that Expo-L has been able to handle accommodations for the largest crowds to visit Seattle. This writer feels they are falling short of their mark. More on this later, too. This suggestion for now: If Possible, make reservations well in advance, direct with the motel. or hotel of your choice. If this is impossible, make reservations through Expo-Land arrive in Seattle about noon. If the reservations do not suit you, refusethem, and travel north on Aurora Blvd until you find a motel with the vacancy sign out. There WILL be vacancies unless fair attendance is above the 75,000 daily nrark, A ten mile ride in from the north is only about } 15 minutes from fair parking. Many of the apartments being reserved through Expo-L are at least that far away in time because of downtown . traffic. .How about enter-OnSt TO COAST co STORES HOME FURNISHINGS SALE JUNE 1S HOME FURNISHINGS MONTH AT COAST-TO-COAST STORES tainment? If you are planning on seeing the fair for the entertainment, don't go. Turn around and head for Reno or Las Vegas. (The exceptions later).,.Are the lines too long? The lines to the most popular four exhibits range from a minimum of one hour to a maximum of three and one half hours. They are too long, and there is no good reason for their existence. But there is little hope that the problem will be solved this year. Perhapsthe answer is the foursome we saw with five folding chairs----they used the fifth chair to play bridge on while waiting in line forthe Space Needle. How about the exhibits? They range from good to poor, But too few are good, too many are juvenile in their presentation. One feature of the fairthat seems tobe acknowledged as worth the wait is the Space Needle, Its view overlooking Seattle and Puget Sound is worthy of a World's Fair, TheSpace Needle will be there for your enjoyment afterthe fair closes, And we wager the waiting line will have vanished. We'll follow Sunday with additional comments on the fair and more particularly on some of the exhibits. ON THE HOME FRONT,. The old forestry headquarters onBanner Mt, Rd, is the site chosen for a plush restaurant andcocktail lounge scheduled to open in August. It will be named Deer Creek Inn, operated by the Jacks (Beggs and Wentz). Petitions are circulating in protest of the alcoholic beverage license among Banner Mt, Rd. residents, we're told. This led one local resident to wonder if the alleged concern over the curve as it crosses the NID ditch is because of restaurant drinkers leaving the area downhill bound~--or whether the concern is for the Bourbon Hill No, 2 residents homeward bound coming up the hill at that point.Be that as it may, if the restaurant does not open, the property owners have a standing offer for the land to be used as a drive-in theater. Oddfellows Plan Fraternal Meeting On Saturday GRASS VALLEY --T his Saturday, June.30, all branches, IOOF, in this District, will meet in a fraternal GetTogether at the Odd Fellows’ Temple on Mil1 Street, Grass Valley, 8 p.m. Refreshments will be served by Esther Rebekah Lodge, No, 9, and entertainment will be provided by Grass Valley Lodge, No. 12. Lyle White, publicity Chairman, urges, "Let's all be there and make this a gala , evening. " Big 30 x 72 Inch Steel PORT-A-TABLE “Danish Wolnut’® design Made of oll wack Opens at th touch of @ butt a to a big 30 x 7. tach wp that serves & te 1¢ . CAL & DOT WHEELER : 121 Mill St., Grass Valley Phone 273-8304 © % It Could Happen On Your Vacation! Smart burglars make hay in vacation time. They choose homes that look vacant; pilfer at their leisure. When you leave on vacation keep a couple of small lamps burning; stop milk and paper deliveries. And, most important, make sure your possessions are protected with a_ blanket burglary insurance policy, It costs so little. CURNOW HALLS . = INSURANCE 316 Broad St, Dial 265-4586 — Moonshine was the first alligator in those waters to be lost. Owners, The Hatch's of San Juan were aided by several small children and finally the grusomely adorable little creature was found. I suspect that all of the loving attention he was receiving made him long for the swamplands of the south, at any rate when I saw him he was making as fast as his four feet would go trying to hide under the Stuart Baby's play pen. Poor little ‘gator. Johnny Rodrigues solves transportation and bathing when he comes down the rapids from the bridge on the middle fork every day and ends up on Moonshine Beach (U.S. 99 Skeeter) Herbert hasa friend, Wes De Fore of southern Calif. spending the summer on his claim on the South Fork. Bird andBoot Hudson's two sons, Irwin and Albert and family's of Pasadena are up for a weeks stay. Bobbie Jensen is spending the Summer with his grandthe Summer with his grandparents, Irene and Harry Jensen, Stephanie Covert spent a few days at Tahoe last week. Billie and Patty Collins of Sunnyvale are visiting with the Orr children. Ellen Sauer and Bird Hudson went to Waterford last week to attend the wedding of a long-time friend Art Howe, I attended the wedding of my brother Alanthe weekend before last in Modesto. Alan assome of you may remember was staying heretwosummers ago while he tried working insaw mills. Later he went back to college. By far andthe most unusual incident of the week happened to Wilbur Welker. He was driving south on Hiway 49 near Oregon creek when he heard a pit pat noise and thought that he had picked up a pebble in his tire. As the noise grew louder he glanced out the left window and was rocked to see a bear loping down the white’ line. is for interest YOUR it earns ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO $10,000 BY A PERMANENT AGENCY THE U. S. GOVERNMENT. treuieity MAIN OFFICE: MARYSVILLE 337 Fourth Strest CURRENT MINIMUM ANNUAL RATE, 435 Contes Stead on your oney::: ore security with insured savings. ioney idvalley Savings! member of Financial Federation, inc./Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Gorporation/Federal Home Lean Bank Systesp _ Now is the time to make that move to more earnings on your savings. And at MIDVALLEY SAVINGS, you get the personal service of a locally managed association.plus the added strength of affiliation with associations whose combined assets total more than $450 million. Accounts opened by! the 10th earn interest from the Ist. Plenty of PAYABLE QuaaTerty Darking at all offices, 35 Years of Service to Savers and Homeowners LDVALLE'Y SAVINGS o.oo. sssccuron FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU GRASS VALLEY OFFICE . 452 South Audure Stres§ OROVILLE OFFICE 3720 Bird Sues MEMBER OF THE SAVINGS AND LOAN FOUNDATION, INC., SPONSOR OF THIS ADVERTISEMENT IN BUSINESS WEEK, NATION'S BUSINESS, NEWSWEEK, TIME U.S.NBWS & WORLD REPORT, WALL STREET JOURNAL

e4 eS Camptonville Women's Club, with President Jessie Waracka presiding, held it's regular meeting on Thursday evening June 7th at the home or Ora Nelson with Lila Goway as co-hostess. Two new members signed the roll and four guests were present. Carol Lanyon, Secretary, resigned as she is moving away. Ardith Williams was elected Secretary to fill out the term. The Mystery Package brought by Lila Gowey went to Carol Lanyon. Following the meeting lovely refreshments were served by the two hostesses. Because of the July 4th holiday, thenext regular meeting will be held on Wednesday, July 11th atthe home of Ardith Williams with Clair Casey as co-hostess. see Elsie Estey returned home from Texas, where she had been called by the death of her mother, on June 11th. After a weeks rest from her tripshe will attend Cafeteria classes at Yuba College in Marysville, eesee Lucile Moore attended the Northern California-Nevada Annual Conference of the Methodist Church at the University of the Pacific in Stockton June 12-17, asa representive of the Camptonville and North San Juan churches, eeees. Pelton Chapter#6B5, O.E.S. held “District Night" during‘. it's regular meeting at the Masonic Temple here on the evening of June 14th. Many guests were welcomed and following the meeting refreshments were served in the dining hall at beautifully decoratedtables. The next regular meeting will be held on Thursday June 23 at 8 p.m. There will be no meeting in July. eese8 Bob and Carol Lanyon and two children have moved from their home in Oak Valley to Reno where Bob has been employed for some time, The Lanyons rented their home to the Russels. Mr. Russel is employed by Calida Mill, here. They are former residents of Meadow Vista, California. eeee8 Jimmy and Doris Hughes and children have moved to Auburn where Jimmy has secured employment. eseee8 The U. S. Forest Service was kept busy here the night ofJune 13th, until about 1:30 in the morning, because of COOL and CRISP Just Arrived SUMMER HOUSE DRESSES ‘ep 106 N. Pine St. Nevada City the thunder storm and resulting lightening strikes in the Mountain House and Pittsburg Hill areas Luckily there were no resulting fires, but the strikes did have tobe checked. sesee8 The Harry and Ruth Sumner grandchildren arrived here on the 16th for a visit with their grandparents, eee Mrs, La Verne Lewis recently visited her mother, Mrs. Kitty Burrows, La Verne came up for a week end and Sharon returned with him to their home in southern Calif. ee¢ee8 Margaret Williams spent the week of June 17th in Bakersfield on business. Claude and Margaret are former Bakersfield residents. eee A special meeting of Camptonville Women's Club was held atthe home of President, Jessie Waracka on Wednesday evening June 20th, to make plans for the annual Homecoming and Reunion celebration. A definite date will be announced soon. 7, 1962,.Neva ea CHORUS-BAND CONCERT.. Music instructor Harold George conducts the Nevada Union High School band during the spring concert held at the school this month. ‘The combined chorus under the direction of Donald Baggett is in the background. SIERRA =~ BY DE HOME AGAIN,.Itishard to beleive that one week ago we were on our way to a World's Fair. It seems that it was only yesterday that we weretyping on this Royal, looking forward to a bike race and ball game in Nevada City.. But back we are, and a week has passed, Rested? No, but the week was pleasant-especially the days spent in Eugene, Ore. , where family conversation blended with bicycle riding (believe it or not, the Thompsonswere pumping bikes as midnight brought on Father's Day, riding beneath a-full moon that lit River Loop Rd. along the Willamette River) and the fun of seeing the two feminine members of "we three” rise from the water on skis. Vee has the remains of a swollen ankle to show for'her final tumble, Debby a movie film which she hopes will prove she was on top and riding smoothly when an accidental brush of the elbow flicked the motor switch to the off position in the boat and Debby slowed to a sinking stop 300 yards out in the lake. It was Trade At Home ADVERTISING NOVELTIES Call ART PHELPS.273 -7593 PRINTED FORMS and leave CLOSED July 4 thru 9 ©0000 8 888888888 NEVADA COUNTY PRINTING AND PUBLISHING 212 W MAIN ST. GRASS VALLEY fun. THE FAIR. ..Back to work, andto report on our reaction tothe fair.. Had we realized the chore that now faces us, this writer never would have promised to answer some questions. .But promise we did, and answer we will. First some background so that you may better understand our answers, “Wethree”" spent 24 hours in the space of two days inside the gates of the Seattle World Fair. We became tiredand somewhat cranky. We stood in line many times, yet we avoided between six and eight hours of lines by making use of press Suntime For Boys 8 to 20 Stretch Trunks MEN'S SWIMWEAR BY McGREGOR OR BRENTWOOD ee and: Boxer Styles Beach Jackets and Sandals Wash n’ Wear Walking Shorts in Dacron and cotton Trunks Sea Ducks Cabana Sets Walking Shorts Beach Jacket 128 Mill St. Grass Valley Sea Ducks by A-] in white, black, green or tan San Juanis still onthe map, the homes are still there but to find most of the townspeople one must go to the river, There, you will find mothers with small children, waiting .for fathers to get off work and join them, Tourists ahd campers are thick on Moonshine Beach and while some of them may look a little weird tothe natives (no visor caps this year?) it can work the other way too. What would you think of five giggling young damsels slipping into the icey green water on . 4 moonlit night clad in billowing mu-mu's? Next time girls, just for more effect you should replace the giggling and shrieking with some mysterious incantations or how about a candlelit procession? Other oddities last week at BYWAYS Solel = AN THOMPSON courtesies. There were a few exhibits which we missed, but every effort was made to see the best of the fair. Our oriinal plans had called for three days at the exposition, With the equivalent of more than 30 hours of time spent inside the gates, we feel it would be impossible to see more in less than three days. Enough background, THE ANSWERS. .Is it worth a trip to Seattle just to see Century 21? Wewould say it is not worth a special trip to the fair. However, if someone in your family is extremely interested in Science then the fair may be worth the tripto that person. We'll explain this to a greater extent when we get to discussing the exhibits, Also, you might consider a vacation to the Northwest where a visit to the fair is only a part of

the vacation. In this event, you could enjoy the beauty of Washington and Oregon andthe numerous interesting sights without basing the success or failure of your trip on the impression you get from a fair visit. . .How about ExpoLodging? Century 21 and Expo-L feel the reservations agency for the fair is doing an excellent job,: They point to the fact that Expo-L has been able to handle accommodations for the largest crowds to visit Seattle. This writer feels they are falling short of their mark. More on this later, too. This suggestion for now: If Possible, make reservations well in advance, direct with the motel. or hotel of your choice. If this is impossible, make reservations through Expo-Land arrive in Seattle about noon. If the reservations do not suit you, refusethem, and travel north on Aurora Blvd until you find a motel with the vacancy sign out. There WILL be vacancies unless fair attendance is above the 75,000 daily nrark, A ten mile ride in from the north is only about } 15 minutes from fair parking. Many of the apartments being reserved through Expo-L are at least that far away in time because of downtown . traffic.. .How about enter-OnSt TO COAST co STORES HOME FURNISHINGS SALE JUNE 1S HOME FURNISHINGS MONTH AT COAST-TO-COAST STORES tainment? If you are planning on seeing the fair for the entertainment, don't go. Turn around and head for Reno or Las Vegas. (The exceptions later).,.Are the lines too long? The lines to the most popular four exhibits range from a minimum of one hour to a maximum of three and one half hours. They are too long, and there is no good reason for their existence. But there is little hope that the problem will be solved this year. Perhapsthe answer is the foursome we saw with five folding chairs----they used the fifth chair to play bridge on while waiting in line forthe Space Needle.. How about the exhibits? They range from good to poor, But too few are good, too many are juvenile in their presentation. One feature of the fairthat seems tobe acknowledged as worth the wait is the Space Needle, Its view overlooking Seattle and Puget Sound is worthy of a World's Fair, TheSpace Needle will be there for your enjoyment afterthe fair closes, And we wager the waiting line will have vanished. We'll follow Sunday with additional comments on the fair and more particularly on some of the exhibits. ON THE HOME FRONT,.. The old forestry headquarters onBanner Mt, Rd, is the site chosen for a plush restaurant andcocktail lounge scheduled to open in August. It will be named Deer Creek Inn, operated by the Jacks (Beggs and Wentz). Petitions are circulating in protest of the alcoholic beverage license among Banner Mt, Rd. residents, we're told. This led one local resident to wonder if the alleged concern over the curve as it crosses the NID ditch is because of restaurant drinkers leaving the area downhill bound~--or whether the concern is for the Bourbon Hill No, 2 residents homeward bound coming up the hill at that point..Be that as it may, if the restaurant does not open, the property owners have a standing offer for the land to be used as a drive-in theater. Oddfellows Plan Fraternal Meeting On Saturday GRASS VALLEY --T his Saturday, June.30, all branches, IOOF, in this District, will meet in a fraternal GetTogether at the Odd Fellows’ Temple on Mil1 Street, Grass Valley, 8 p.m. Refreshments will be served by Esther Rebekah Lodge, No, 9, and entertainment will be provided by Grass Valley Lodge, No. 12. Lyle White, publicity Chairman, urges, "Let's all be there and make this a gala , evening. " Big 30 x 72 Inch Steel PORT-A-TABLE “Danish Wolnut’® design Made of oll wack Opens at th touch of @ butt a to a big 30 x 7. tach wp that serves & te 1¢ . CAL & DOT WHEELER : 121 Mill St., Grass Valley Phone 273-8304 © % It Could Happen On Your Vacation! Smart burglars make hay in vacation time. They choose homes that look vacant; pilfer at their leisure. When you leave on vacation keep a couple of small lamps burning; stop milk and paper deliveries. And, most important, make sure your possessions are protected with a_ blanket burglary insurance policy, It costs so little. CURNOW HALLS . = INSURANCE 316 Broad St, Dial 265-4586 — Moonshine was the first alligator in those waters to be lost. Owners, The Hatch's of San Juan were aided by several small children and finally the grusomely adorable little creature was found. I suspect that all of the loving attention he was receiving made him long for the swamplands of the south, at any rate when I saw him he was making as fast as his four feet would go trying to hide under the Stuart Baby's play pen. Poor little ‘gator. Johnny Rodrigues solves transportation and bathing when he comes down the rapids from the bridge on the middle fork every day and ends up on Moonshine Beach (U.S. 99 Skeeter) Herbert hasa friend, Wes De Fore of southern Calif. spending the summer on his claim on the South Fork. Bird andBoot Hudson's two sons, Irwin and Albert and family's of Pasadena are up for a weeks stay. Bobbie Jensen is spending the Summer with his grandthe Summer with his grandparents, Irene and Harry Jensen, Stephanie Covert spent a few days at Tahoe last week. Billie and Patty Collins of Sunnyvale are visiting with the Orr children. Ellen Sauer and Bird Hudson went to Waterford last week to attend the wedding of a long-time friend Art Howe, I attended the wedding of my brother Alanthe weekend before last in Modesto. Alan assome of you may remember was staying heretwosummers ago while he tried working insaw mills. Later he went back to college. By far andthe most unusual incident of the week happened to Wilbur Welker. He was driving south on Hiway 49 near Oregon creek when he heard a pit pat noise and thought that he had picked up a pebble in his tire. As the noise grew louder he glanced out the left window and was rocked to see a bear loping down the white’ line. is for interest YOUR it earns ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO $10,000 BY A PERMANENT AGENCY THE U. S. GOVERNMENT. treuieity MAIN OFFICE: MARYSVILLE 337 Fourth Strest CURRENT MINIMUM ANNUAL RATE, 435 Contes Stead on your oney::: ore security with insured savings. ioney idvalley Savings! member of Financial Federation, inc./Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Gorporation/Federal Home Lean Bank Systesp _ Now is the time to make that move to more earnings on your savings. And at MIDVALLEY SAVINGS, you get the personal service of a locally managed association..plus the added strength of affiliation with associations whose combined assets total more than $450 million. Accounts opened by! the 10th earn interest from the Ist. Plenty of PAYABLE QuaaTerty Darking at all offices, 35 Years of Service to Savers and Homeowners LDVALLE'Y SAVINGS o.oo. sssccuron FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU GRASS VALLEY OFFICE . 452 South Audure Stres§ OROVILLE OFFICE 3720 Bird Sues MEMBER OF THE SAVINGS AND LOAN FOUNDATION, INC., SPONSOR OF THIS ADVERTISEMENT IN BUSINESS WEEK, NATION'S BUSINESS, NEWSWEEK, TIME U.S.NBWS & WORLD REPORT, WALL STREET JOURNAL