June 27, 1962 (8 pages)

e . 1S Clampers To Participate State Democratic Chair. n Oil ay orade Party today began the most. man Roger Kent called the intensive voter registration “ NEVADA CITY---The harsh to array themselves in suit4 rin drive “The Democratic blue’ KS program in its aimed print for victory in Novembray of the hewgag has alable attire’ to support(or proat the State's 3,000,000 po“ber,” ny PAP ways had a special sweet tect) the band by riding on tential, but still unregistered Kent pointed to studies sound to E, Clampus Vitus thetruck withthe musicians, ii chowing that the vase teaderis members as it calls them to Marysville Clampers have NaitiF YOU WANT of potential voters in the nice a gathering. But no Clamper promised to bring their fire ae “} registered reservoir would re has ever claimed it was a_ truck and several vehicles of bert quality merchandise and ingister Democratic. The estimusical sound, vintage age tohelp the celere of gp eee eae wanted De satin eat ey Noble Grand Humbug Hilbration, Hubbard said. g the 8 hale audit era eet lis Hubbard, top Clamper in Nevada City firemen will n the HEATHER FLOOR COVERING! onemocratic preponderance Nevada City's William Bull be standing by in case the : : on the registration roll now Meek-William Morris Stewart music gets too hot for the $s two We dealonly in perfect Kee inid & duccetitet Chapter 10, guarantees the Marysville bunch to handle. . calls ° ization’s new band will oe ee hue quality materials hoe sooner sks dodlag: but musical . Salvation Army would compound the "dilemand no job is too little to} ma’ facing Richard Nixon —. ding warrant our "To a in November, if After listening tothe groups Thanks Donors andquality installation. there were to be no new reeoigeater a pt scan . age S. GRASS VALLEY -~As the Salgistrants," Kent said, © "Nixon the bane may not play as the . vation Army's 1962 campaign andWE CARRY w auld need 90 per cent of his music waswritten, they may . drawstoa close Grass Valley Jenown party votes plus 20 per not even be together at all . committee Chairman, Armstrong, Congoleum -. of the Democratic one. times, but the sounds will be George O. Hutchins, wishes wy suumukcat uncle, But with substantially . NEWLY ORGANIZED. . .Set for their musical contribution to the Nevada City Fourth pg oops ped: be a es : ucts;} mo t ’ r iven and to remin nea Carpet by Mohawk, Firth, ei hid ca agitation of July celebration, the band of the William Bull Meek-William Morris Stewart _ bard has entered the band in . those oe have not yet done with Berven would be thrown out the wine . Chapter 10 of E. Clampus Vitus are shown with Noble Grand Humbug Hillis Hubthe Fourth of July parade and . so that donations should be ~ at dow. He would need.many . bard holding the baton. Musicians are (left toright) Max Knauss, Arch Brooks, Roy — bees SS aoe the local treasurer, Le" Jim Heather more Democratic votes and . Seeburg, Ernie Harries, and Ted Manley. The band usually is under the direction ‘ais chat d ee ding FLOOR . own party, of Knauss and includes Bill Manley on the trombone, Raymond Dalpez with his _downBroad ‘St. at 10:30. m. Hutchins reminds that the . Art "It is clearly unrealistic . @cCCordian, and Carl Wagner on the trumpet. Hubbard urges all Clampers Se a rm Dobe apg to except support of this kind. radeares Mian nal cee anata A ig of COVERING Democrats are united behin ° ° i ood foe sve sassy <toxtiting fa 200 Mill St Grats Valley . Goverer tdmund c. “Pat” . HFFA Honors Outstanding Students . Nationa! Fallout Shelter Program And . serine needy; temporary Alan Ph. 273-6028 Brown and united in their opSurvey Enters Phase II In California —— roa ca hid oii em-~ position to Nixion.” ROCKLIN ---Sierra College's Languages---Kathy Hawke Joan Brown of Truckee. rere oe “hae —=—=—_—_—_—= ——= “nutstanding students" were Of Auburn. Business---Leland Man. SACRAMENTO--Phase II of other special facilities, and medical, dental and oporkhonored this year in a special Mathematics---Helen guetti and Mike Latone of . the National Fallout Shelter The National Fallout Shel. tical care for the needy, ____ t he D M : l a Hawn of TownTalk; and Ayb Survey, Marking and StocterSurvey, Marking the Stoc'\s otographic section of 3 i cone Mi 8 ” 6 ecor ateria S Lani cara geen wg Walter Hamilton and Mike Home Ecomonics --Mrs. . king Program is now underking Program is the first step . . sual LHS _ = culty representatives oT he Reuter of Auburn. Winifred Neill of Auburn. way in California. Phase I, iff the national program to " ! apPOSTER BOARDS 22x28-4 ' 29 various departments choosing Chemistry---Mike Reuter English ----Mike Prichard during which existing buildprovide 233 million shelter do ; He ply ¢ ea £6 p wollen on the basis of of Auburn, and Linda Bohannon of Au. ings and other facilities suitspaces inthe United States by way sobdenie ithitevement: deEngineering---RichardRoy burn; Wayne Davies and San-. able as fallout shelters were 1967. hen POSTER PAINTS 40¢ ea pendability piteverkace and Geren Burton of Auburn. dra Livesay of Nevada City; . located by private architect— ‘ EXPERT PRINTING fen and personality ; oo Swihart of pat Osborne of Grass Valley; ural and engineering firms, 2 = up oe uburn. Susanne Burt of Eden Valley. . has been completed. IGRAN the DRY TEMPERA pts. $1.40 ea derives sapehrles et 2 T eaching-~-Connie Wilson Social Se Hanne 4 Director Allan K. Jonas of MULTIVITAMINS * gs sed y and Ruth Michel of Auburn. the California Disaster Of Printing For special recognition other isdietal toc Bohannon, Margaret Jackson. U on bay supose was LETTERING BRUSHES 15¢ r up . . than the yearbook photon ustrial tec nology---and Kathy Hawke, all of Aufice, said that the second Every Purpose ing a graphs, but the accuracy of — Pardini of Grass Valpyrn. phase of the national pro‘> the ch ey. Journalsim--Dale Claussen . 8t@m, whichcontinues under NgplETTERING STENCILS 15¢ & up [Ici coosssnas etready been “Drama----TomBlackbum of auburn; and Joann Tofan. auspices of the U.S. Army ee ¥ C diees te teak 48 ee and Rod Ogren of Auburn; and e114; of Grass Valley. Corps of Engineers and the **k STATIONERY COLORED CONSTRUCTION PAPER 9¢ & up . . deshavereceived scholarae ge od gaa vost vie Pie eS a y v ' ships during the past month. : : Ce ee ILLS > ierr L t following: ¥B & , Among those named: a O ege ISTS 1 rea hi ; . CREE FORMS ILLUSTRATION BOARDS 30x40 $1.15 }]) Agriculture and Forestry-oot le te — t / ‘Tom Matsumoto (mid-year Top Hono r Studen ts oa oat binuie! hay Yours Prescription —wis H NEVADA CO. PRINTING . transfer to Sacramento State ree ' MATT BOARDS 30x40 = $1.25 College) from Auburn: Merle . ROCKLIN --The following averages of over3,0(B) averand other factors in suitable GRASS VALLEY DRUG and PUBLISHING Dietrich, Grass Valley; and Sierra College students have age for over 12 units of work . buildings identified in Phase SOUTH AUBURN STREET 212 W. Main St —SS[SS—T[—_— Stephen Ross, Auburn. attained Top Honors for are;JudithBeck, Lake Tahoe . Is ay oat ace , Music ~-Susanne Jackson . their work during the Spring (GrassValley), Carole Braly, 2. Owners mane a who Open Till 7 pm GRASS VALLEY and JoAnn Griffith, both of . Semester. Top Honors shows Auburn, Sandra Childs, . Dave not yet signed license PF ¥ Auhoba. work excelling a 3.5 grade Auburn, Dale Claussen, forms permitting their use as . Daily Except Sunday phone 273-4590 Hobbyhouse Life Science--Kitty Miller . Point average(perfect is 4.0) Auburn, Linda Davis, Nevada . shelters will be asked to do “™ ’ pes and Teddy Simpson of Grass . for over 12 units of work, City, Yvonne Filer, Rough . §% . & Office Equipment . [Vatey:siansebun o:sien . Locatsudens achieving and fend, Gertine Gat, . 3. shener Ue plans Halli day 120 West Main St Valley; Judy Palmer and Jack . this mark are; Linda BohanNevada City, Beverly La5 Rites gobee est Main Street * Grass Valley * * Phone 273-4288 Stith of Auburn. fon, Auburn, Kathleen Plante, Auburn, Spencer Le. be prepared; ‘Hawke, Auburn, Kenneth Gate, Nevada City, Sandra A, Shelters will be marked Com al aw ae 'Hashagen, Auburn, Theodora Livesay, Nevada City, Wini. With black and yellow signs; y > Simpson, Grass Valley, Carla fred Neill, Auburn, Carolyn . 5They will be stocked > Sepponen, Auburn, Mary Ann Olson, Nevada City, Patricia with food, medical supplies, <i Bequette, Auburn, and Arlene Osborne, Grass Valley, James . 4nd other equipment. Reed, Downieville. Shock, Nevada City, Gayle . _ The federal govenment has The local students who Tindol, Auburn and Carolyn indicated that Phase II is exA made the Honor Roll with Williams, Auburn. pected to be completed by December 31, 1962. bij Latest returns from the fedM4 eral government onthe status Public Auction Slated byte L of the program in California CISCO GROVE--The State gallon pressure tank. eee cera a sir te Division of Highways will 2 500-gallon propane tank me ce — % conduct a public auction July Formerly owned by E. J. a pects . ore a. o 9, beginning atll a.m,, for Fletcher, the property has sia ie papa hooey the sale and removal of imbeen acquired by the state ots epee ii oat as provements located on US 40 for freeway construction, The : Po can = psote i > in Nevada County near the improvements will be open; bes ‘ldi ag rb sinc g Yuba River bridge two miles for inspection July 2 from 11! i = a diet sie westerly of Cisco Grove, a.m. to 3p. m., and on MOE. Oh aan id : al : = P 4 1) Three-story building auction day just before time ening pAb me ‘3 sg pee Plan A Barbecue ) or with partitioned display of sale. sia Bs pg agin “ne 3 ‘S rooms and shop area, fitted For additional information pa ae cc e — agi with built-ins, elaborate and terms of sale, contact Pe 2 Pi da wae ne f : ane mirrored furniture and ChiDivision of Highways, 7th &, sentria. miner dy Alpha has all the equipment you'll need. P fee nese plaques; a plunger-type B Streets, Marysville; Shereke nieabes 9} entomniens pump and motor; and a 180-. wood 36421, extension 307, . “ 8° could be sheltered in Paper Plates, Cups, Tools, plenty of charcoal > d P ; ; p : Entrance On Winchester Street, No Waiting : It Even Easier For You To SAVE Money! mines, caves, tunnels, and .and if you don't have a barbecue or if you need a new one,you'll find a terrific selection of barbecues at Alpha and, of course, you'll find-al’ kinds of gytdoor furniture t°°. Refrigerator Crowded > Extra mouths to feed means less room in your probably already crowded refrigerator. RENT AN EXTRA REFRIGERATOR from Alpha! $7.50 per holiday week including local pick up and delivery. Where will you put those overnight guests? Rollaway beds from Alpha. .are the answer For The 4th Plan a safe celebration Plenty of Cap Pistols and caps in stock at Alpha Alpha has a large stock of flags for fourth displays The Mother Lode Bank has really taken all the work out of saving! For regardless of weather and traffic, you can now make deposits, withdrawals and transfers from the front seat of your car! Drive right up to our special motorist's window to y transact. business.,.no need to dress up; come in old clothes : if you want. BANK The bank with the heart.serving the heart of the Mother Lode. Placerville . Grass Valley Sonora Folsom MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION “25 gh wa ee ee HELLO, THERE.Mr. Porker whispers something very important to Miss Lamb during the round robin competition at the recent 4H Exhibit Day held at the counth fairgrounds. Mr. Porker's owner, Pat Davidson, Forest Springs, won the event. 423 = & ‘Broad St., Nevada City Main St., Grass Valley

e . 1S Clampers To Participate State Democratic Chair. n Oil ay orade Party today began the most. man Roger Kent called the intensive voter registration “ NEVADA CITY---The harsh to array themselves in suit4 rin drive “The Democratic blue’ KS program in its aimed print for victory in Novembray of the hewgag has alable attire’ to support(or proat the State's 3,000,000 po“ber,” ny PAP ways had a special sweet tect) the band by riding on tential, but still unregistered Kent pointed to studies sound to E, Clampus Vitus thetruck withthe musicians, ii chowing that the vase teaderis members as it calls them to Marysville Clampers have NaitiF YOU WANT of potential voters in the nice a gathering. But no Clamper promised to bring their fire ae “} registered reservoir would re has ever claimed it was a_ truck and several vehicles of bert quality merchandise and ingister Democratic. The estimusical sound, vintage age tohelp the celere of gp eee eae wanted De satin eat ey Noble Grand Humbug Hilbration, Hubbard said. g the 8 hale audit era eet lis Hubbard, top Clamper in Nevada City firemen will n the HEATHER FLOOR COVERING! onemocratic preponderance Nevada City's William Bull be standing by in case the : : on the registration roll now Meek-William Morris Stewart music gets too hot for the $s two We dealonly in perfect Kee inid & duccetitet Chapter 10, guarantees the Marysville bunch to handle. . calls ° ization’s new band will oe ee hue quality materials hoe sooner sks dodlag: but musical . Salvation Army would compound the "dilemand no job is too little to} ma’ facing Richard Nixon —. ding warrant our "To a in November, if After listening tothe groups Thanks Donors andquality installation. there were to be no new reeoigeater a pt scan . age S. GRASS VALLEY -~As the Salgistrants," Kent said, © "Nixon the bane may not play as the . vation Army's 1962 campaign andWE CARRY w auld need 90 per cent of his music waswritten, they may . drawstoa close Grass Valley Jenown party votes plus 20 per not even be together at all . committee Chairman, Armstrong, Congoleum -. of the Democratic one. times, but the sounds will be George O. Hutchins, wishes wy suumukcat uncle, But with substantially . NEWLY ORGANIZED. . .Set for their musical contribution to the Nevada City Fourth pg oops ped: be a es : ucts;} mo t ’ r iven and to remin nea Carpet by Mohawk, Firth, ei hid ca agitation of July celebration, the band of the William Bull Meek-William Morris Stewart _ bard has entered the band in . those oe have not yet done with Berven would be thrown out the wine . Chapter 10 of E. Clampus Vitus are shown with Noble Grand Humbug Hillis Hubthe Fourth of July parade and . so that donations should be ~ at dow. He would need.many . bard holding the baton. Musicians are (left toright) Max Knauss, Arch Brooks, Roy — bees SS aoe the local treasurer, Le" Jim Heather more Democratic votes and . Seeburg, Ernie Harries, and Ted Manley. The band usually is under the direction ‘ais chat d ee ding FLOOR . own party, of Knauss and includes Bill Manley on the trombone, Raymond Dalpez with his _downBroad ‘St. at 10:30. m. Hutchins reminds that the . Art "It is clearly unrealistic . @cCCordian, and Carl Wagner on the trumpet. Hubbard urges all Clampers Se a rm Dobe apg to except support of this kind. radeares Mian nal cee anata A ig of COVERING Democrats are united behin ° ° i ood foe sve sassy <toxtiting fa 200 Mill St Grats Valley . Goverer tdmund c. “Pat” . HFFA Honors Outstanding Students . Nationa! Fallout Shelter Program And . serine needy; temporary Alan Ph. 273-6028 Brown and united in their opSurvey Enters Phase II In California —— roa ca hid oii em-~ position to Nixion.” ROCKLIN ---Sierra College's Languages---Kathy Hawke Joan Brown of Truckee. rere oe “hae —=—=—_—_—_—= ——= “nutstanding students" were Of Auburn. Business---Leland Man. SACRAMENTO--Phase II of other special facilities, and medical, dental and oporkhonored this year in a special Mathematics---Helen guetti and Mike Latone of . the National Fallout Shelter The National Fallout Shel. tical care for the needy, ____ t he D M : l a Hawn of TownTalk; and Ayb Survey, Marking and StocterSurvey, Marking the Stoc'\s otographic section of 3 i cone Mi 8 ” 6 ecor ateria S Lani cara geen wg Walter Hamilton and Mike Home Ecomonics --Mrs. . king Program is now underking Program is the first step . . sual LHS _ = culty representatives oT he Reuter of Auburn. Winifred Neill of Auburn. way in California. Phase I, iff the national program to " ! apPOSTER BOARDS 22x28-4 ' 29 various departments choosing Chemistry---Mike Reuter English ----Mike Prichard during which existing buildprovide 233 million shelter do ; He ply ¢ ea £6 p wollen on the basis of of Auburn, and Linda Bohannon of Au. ings and other facilities suitspaces inthe United States by way sobdenie ithitevement: deEngineering---RichardRoy burn; Wayne Davies and San-. able as fallout shelters were 1967. hen POSTER PAINTS 40¢ ea pendability piteverkace and Geren Burton of Auburn. dra Livesay of Nevada City; . located by private architect— ‘ EXPERT PRINTING fen and personality ; oo Swihart of pat Osborne of Grass Valley; ural and engineering firms, 2 = up oe uburn. Susanne Burt of Eden Valley. . has been completed. IGRAN the DRY TEMPERA pts. $1.40 ea derives sapehrles et 2 T eaching-~-Connie Wilson Social Se Hanne 4 Director Allan K. Jonas of MULTIVITAMINS * gs sed y and Ruth Michel of Auburn. the California Disaster Of Printing For special recognition other isdietal toc Bohannon, Margaret Jackson. U on bay supose was LETTERING BRUSHES 15¢ r up . . than the yearbook photon ustrial tec nology---and Kathy Hawke, all of Aufice, said that the second Every Purpose ing a graphs, but the accuracy of — Pardini of Grass Valpyrn. phase of the national pro‘> the ch ey. Journalsim--Dale Claussen . 8t@m, whichcontinues under NgplETTERING STENCILS 15¢ & up [Ici coosssnas etready been “Drama----TomBlackbum of auburn; and Joann Tofan. auspices of the U.S. Army ee ¥ C diees te teak 48 ee and Rod Ogren of Auburn; and e114; of Grass Valley. Corps of Engineers and the **k STATIONERY COLORED CONSTRUCTION PAPER 9¢ & up . . deshavereceived scholarae ge od gaa vost vie Pie eS a y v ' ships during the past month. : : Ce ee ILLS > ierr L t following: ¥B & , Among those named: a O ege ISTS 1 rea hi ; . CREE FORMS ILLUSTRATION BOARDS 30x40 $1.15 }]) Agriculture and Forestry-oot le te — t / ‘Tom Matsumoto (mid-year Top Hono r Studen ts oa oat binuie! hay Yours Prescription —wis H NEVADA CO. PRINTING . transfer to Sacramento State ree ' MATT BOARDS 30x40 = $1.25 College) from Auburn: Merle . ROCKLIN --The following averages of over3,0(B) averand other factors in suitable GRASS VALLEY DRUG and PUBLISHING Dietrich, Grass Valley; and Sierra College students have age for over 12 units of work . buildings identified in Phase SOUTH AUBURN STREET 212 W. Main St —SS[SS—T[—_— Stephen Ross, Auburn. attained Top Honors for are;JudithBeck, Lake Tahoe . Is ay oat ace , Music ~-Susanne Jackson . their work during the Spring (GrassValley), Carole Braly, 2. Owners mane a who Open Till 7 pm GRASS VALLEY and JoAnn Griffith, both of . Semester. Top Honors shows Auburn, Sandra Childs, . Dave not yet signed license PF ¥ Auhoba. work excelling a 3.5 grade Auburn, Dale Claussen, forms permitting their use as . Daily Except Sunday phone 273-4590 Hobbyhouse Life Science--Kitty Miller . Point average(perfect is 4.0) Auburn, Linda Davis, Nevada . shelters will be asked to do “™ ’ pes and Teddy Simpson of Grass . for over 12 units of work, City, Yvonne Filer, Rough . §% . & Office Equipment . [Vatey:siansebun o:sien . Locatsudens achieving and fend, Gertine Gat, . 3. shener Ue plans Halli day 120 West Main St Valley; Judy Palmer and Jack . this mark are; Linda BohanNevada City, Beverly La5 Rites gobee est Main Street * Grass Valley * * Phone 273-4288 Stith of Auburn. fon, Auburn, Kathleen Plante, Auburn, Spencer Le. be prepared; ‘Hawke, Auburn, Kenneth Gate, Nevada City, Sandra A, Shelters will be marked Com al aw ae 'Hashagen, Auburn, Theodora Livesay, Nevada City, Wini. With black and yellow signs; y > Simpson, Grass Valley, Carla fred Neill, Auburn, Carolyn . 5They will be stocked > Sepponen, Auburn, Mary Ann Olson, Nevada City, Patricia with food, medical supplies, <i

Bequette, Auburn, and Arlene Osborne, Grass Valley, James . 4nd other equipment. Reed, Downieville. Shock, Nevada City, Gayle . _ The federal govenment has The local students who Tindol, Auburn and Carolyn indicated that Phase II is exA made the Honor Roll with Williams, Auburn. pected to be completed by December 31, 1962. bij Latest returns from the fedM4 eral government onthe status Public Auction Slated byte L of the program in California CISCO GROVE--The State gallon pressure tank. eee cera a sir te Division of Highways will 2 500-gallon propane tank me ce — % conduct a public auction July Formerly owned by E. J. a pects . ore a. o 9, beginning atll a.m,, for Fletcher, the property has sia ie papa hooey the sale and removal of imbeen acquired by the state ots epee ii oat as provements located on US 40 for freeway construction, The : Po can = psote i > in Nevada County near the improvements will be open; bes ‘ldi ag rb sinc g Yuba River bridge two miles for inspection July 2 from 11! i = a diet sie westerly of Cisco Grove, a.m. to 3p. m., and on MOE. Oh aan id : al : = P 4 1) Three-story building auction day just before time ening pAb me ‘3 sg pee Plan A Barbecue ) or with partitioned display of sale. sia Bs pg agin “ne 3 ‘S rooms and shop area, fitted For additional information pa ae cc e — agi with built-ins, elaborate and terms of sale, contact Pe 2 Pi da wae ne f : ane mirrored furniture and ChiDivision of Highways, 7th &, sentria. miner dy Alpha has all the equipment you'll need. P fee nese plaques; a plunger-type B Streets, Marysville; Shereke nieabes 9} entomniens pump and motor; and a 180-. wood 36421, extension 307, . “ 8° could be sheltered in Paper Plates, Cups, Tools, plenty of charcoal > d P ; ; p : Entrance On Winchester Street, No Waiting : It Even Easier For You To SAVE Money! mines, caves, tunnels, and ..and if you don't have a barbecue or if you need a new one,you'll find a terrific selection of barbecues at Alpha and, of course, you'll find-al’ kinds of gytdoor furniture t°°. Refrigerator Crowded > Extra mouths to feed means less room in your probably already crowded refrigerator. RENT AN EXTRA REFRIGERATOR from Alpha! $7.50 per holiday week including local pick up and delivery. Where will you put those overnight guests? Rollaway beds from Alpha. .are the answer For The 4th Plan a safe celebration Plenty of Cap Pistols and caps in stock at Alpha Alpha has a large stock of flags for fourth displays The Mother Lode Bank has really taken all the work out of saving! For regardless of weather and traffic, you can now make deposits, withdrawals and transfers from the front seat of your car! Drive right up to our special motorist's window to y transact. business.,.no need to dress up; come in old clothes : if you want. BANK The bank with the heart.serving the heart of the Mother Lode. Placerville . Grass Valley Sonora Folsom MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION “25 gh wa ee ee HELLO, THERE..Mr. Porker whispers something very important to Miss Lamb during the round robin competition at the recent 4H Exhibit Day held at the counth fairgrounds. Mr. Porker's owner, Pat Davidson, Forest Springs, won the event. 423 = & ‘Broad St., Nevada City Main St., Grass Valley