June 28, 1961 (14 pages)

fe FO we . te al The number of domestic bowlers has increased from 20 million in 1956to 27 mil. lion in 1960, — ~ WE WILL BUILD able damage to levees and banks by their burrow. _ Muskrats cause considerON YOUR LOT Center Club ° {7 Plans To Choose From AS LOW AS 100% FINANCING Open on Saturdays and Sundays for. Your ; Convenience The corner of Highway 49 & Glenbrook Heights Drive, across from the Gold 5] per sq. ft. Ph, 273-4486 Enjoy ULTRA-VIOLET "Circle of Death” LURES every type of Night -Flying Insect, INHALES them with Powerful Fan Suction, DESTROYS them and DEPOSITS dead bugs in Convenient Disposable Bag! Complete As Shown \ way. to LURE a at an operating cost of day! Perfect for homes, ball parks, drive-ins . an night bugs area nuisance ‘More Effective Than Spraying at 1/4 the tost, 1/10 the betherl Serving You 519 Alta St. LLAMA AA AAA AAA, AT LAST! A’ simple, safe, economical k type of nd igh fying i nown pesky n insect. AUTOMATICALLY! Just ONE “LuraLight” controls ONE FULL ACRE less than.2¢ farms, motels, that Why Fight Bugs And Bites . Insect-Free Living Every Night Of The Year With Amazing [an st Tro TRA Neve bat upiack LG ingat Ot, ts es Bes Sore stroy insectst Foote Electrical Co. Since 1922 Phone 273-2478 AAAI II ILI III III Neal St. reg. @ PIN reg. 52° each ONEGALLON “icY-HOT” PICNIC JUG reg. 5395 NOW 528 MacLean's[VARRE I RERTY GORDON -MacLEAN, Owner NOW 10° a box YOUR CHOICE @ ORIENTAL FIREWORKS @ FIRE POTS @ SNAKES @ MAGIC SPARKLERS reg. 10° NOW 5: each Ir. RED DEVAL Assortment Kits By Thermos Without Spout Center at Auburn. = RED ; DEVIL Sparklers (gold) 15* a box WHEELS NOW " each TURTLES reg. 49 NOW 39: ~ Tenet fof Rarnes, “MK . JsONANZ? ‘ Drswn duly TWO CELEBRATIONS INA WEEK willreign overthe Donner Lak be on hand at the Nevada Coun the beauties from east of Do are both "out of water™ for neither of them are o arounds. Rather they are shown spreading publicit Arena showing in the background. aft nner Summit and Mr. 7 3 PPG Baie Z Z rset Mii > SPST) * 2S Se =) SRT ee sieeeemenieiiitmtit # st a = es Cn ee ae eee ope nla ate a ++ ++ «Queen Sandra Van Sickle (right) and her court e Outboard Regatta July 8 and 9; but they will also ty Bonanza festivities this weekend Pictured here, Bonanza, the particular pony, n their celebrations' stamping y in Squaw Valley, with Blythe left to right (ignoring Mr, Bonanza): Shadow Valley Golf Club; Shirnell Hansen, Hall, Truckee T.ions Club; Queen Van Sickle, April Tander, Truckee Volunteer Fire Department. NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, Wednesday, June 28, 1961. »Page 3 Good Logging News--Annual Cut Increased NEVADA CITY---Good news for the lumbermen purchasing timber from the Tahoe National Forest is announced by H. E, Branagh, forest supervisor. With the official approval on three of the Tahoe's four Management plans, the allowable annual cut has been raised from 85 million feet to 129.9 million board feet In 1956 the Forest Service launched on an inventory program of considerable more intensity than was used in the original estimate. Despite serious fire seasons this field work was completed in 1960 with the following results, WORKING CIRCLE © RANGER NEW DISTRICT ALLOW ABLE CUT Auburn Foresthill 30.0 MM feet (Continued on Page 4) STATE FARM LIFE ‘'NSURANCE & BO S226 © 282282 0822 2@e eee cane nt Carl Early 209 Main Grass Valley 273 23044 Your Family Insurance Man STATE FARM LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY me Office: Bloomington, Illinois STATE FARM INSURANCE C3 Ginger Monner T.ake Resorts; Rene Donner Take; and kneeling in front, Photo by Virginia O'Bear NEVADA CITY---The Trinity Episcopal Church before an altar banked with white gladiolas, stock and daisies, was the setting for the marriage of Josephine Kendrick, daughter of Mrs, Florence Kendrick and the late Eldon W. Kendrick, 310 Nevada Street, Nevada City, and John Albert Parker, son of Mr, and Mrs, Albert], Parker, Stockton, formerly of Nevada City, on Sunday, June 18, at two in the afternoon. The Reverend ‘Robert D, Noble officiated, Tothe organ strains of Lohengrin, the lovely bride came down the aisle on the arm of. her brother, James Kendrick, who gave her in Marriage, She wore a gown of Peau de Soie, accented with imported re-embroidered Alencon lace, decallete neckline, ©0808 080880 Bonanza Days SPECIALS princess bodice blending intoa bell skirt cascading to a Chapel sweep. Her full silk illusion veil was held by a Coronet of crystals and pearls She carried a white Prayer book with white rosebuds and stephanotis centered with a white orchid, Mrs, Bruce E, Mehrmann, sister of the bride, attended as Matron of Honor, Sally Parker, sister of the groom, Mrs, Wendell Clark, Mrs. Robert Danos and Mrs. Dave Melendrez, were the bridesmaids, All attendants wore summer Copen Blue sheaths, with tunic overskirts, petite twin bows of matching material in short veils and blue shoes. They carried old fashioned bouquets of pink Esther Reed daisies centered with white rosebuds, John Cartoscelli Yuba City, attended asBest man. James Turner, stockton, Donald PLAYCLOTHES Known Maker. now 5499 One Group Discontinued by Well SHORTS, SURF-RIDERS, JACKETS, CAPRIS---Broken Sizes & Colors COTTON DUSTERS FULL LENGTH White and Black HATS in’Colors Reduced All Spring and Summer Hats Reg. t0$5.95 now hd Reg. to $10. 95 now 5499 —— ee eae ee brn Wllure141 Mill St. »--+-++++++ Grass Valley Bromfield, Chico, Norman Ellis, Grass Valley, and Richard Howe, Nevada City, were ushers, Little Susan Danos and Carla Campbell, niece of the groom, attired in white organdy dresses,white satin rib-bon head bows, carrying baskets of blue Esther Reed daisies were flower girls, Shane Campbell, nephew of the groom, was ring bearer. Soloist Susan Hansen, cousin of the bride, rendered "O Perfect Love" and “Wedding Prayer", accompanied by organist, Mrs. Paul Paye. : 5 The bride’s mother, Mrs. Florence Kendrick, chose Mauve colored silk organza sheath, matching hat and shoes with white kid accessories, Her corsage was of white Cymbidiums. Following the impressive ceremony a reception was held in the patio at the home of the bride's mother. The jtables were beautifully deicorated with floral center. pieces arranged by Lloyd Penrose. After the traditional icutting of the wedding cake land Champagne toast, the young couple left on their jhoneymoon to Las Vegas and southern California with the best wishes and congratulations of the many who attended. Thebride chose for going away, a Hunter green lin.Placerville; Donald Ellis, Josephine Kendrick Weds John A. Parker Merced; Walter Gillen, Daniel Valdez, Marysville; John Campbell and family, San Jose; JackR. Evans, Auburn; Worth Dikeman, John Ronan, Berkeley; Jearold F, Brust, Jr., Carmichael; R. W. Ingram and family, Thomas Clark, Larry Parker, Haines Gridley and Dianne, Russell Grase, GeorgeO, Scarfe, Jr., Jay Hill, James Jacka, Sacramento; Ed Meckfessel, John Cartoscelli, Ed Miller, Howard Bentzinger, J. A. Nelson and Nancy, Gunther Grumm, Raymond Rusk, Donald Laurie and Sandra. J. W. Betournay, James Harding, Yuba City; Dave Melendrez, [) BERMUDA SHORTS [) DECK PANTS > JANTZEN SWIM TRUNKS Beach Towels $998 . NOVAK’S ‘on Broad Street NEVADA CITY BANKAMERICARD welome hire ‘Lincoln; Ray Ellis, North Highlands; Guerdon Ellis, Rancho Cordova; Bruce E, Mehrmann and Kenny, San Francisco; L. Mazzera and Louis, Albert J. Parker and Sally, Stockton. Misses Geneya Mae Campbell, San Anselmo; Loretta, Irene and Louise Parker, Alameda; Carol Waxner, Sacramento; Zandra Powell, Stockton; Mrs, DouglasBalmain, Sacramento; Fran Lancaster and Carleton Peters, San Francisco; Michael Walters, Jerry Coon, Stockton. The junction of Colorado, Arizona, Utah and New Mexico is the only spot in the United States where four states meet. straw hat and matching accessories, She wore the orchid from her bridal bouquet, The bride graduated from Nevada Union High School with the class of 1957, She}: has been an employe of the#} Nevada City Branch ofthe Bank of America, The groom graduated from the Nevada Union High School with the class of 1950, and the College of Pacific in 1954, Since thattime, he has been employed by the Division of Highways as Asjsociate Right-of-Way so inMarysville, where the will make their home, The out of town guest were; Messrs and Mesdames John Strick, Fair Oaks; Donald Brownfield, William Moule Chico; George O. ° Scarfe, Calistoga; Earle Kendrick, en sheath dress, beige pufff_. For Every Purpose e CIRCULARS e STATIONERY e MAIL PIECES e BILLS e FORMS NEV. CO. PRINTING & PUBLISHING 212 W. Main St. Grass Valley . PHONE 273-4590 _ MODEL 12D-2TF AIR CONDITIONER * 10,000 BTU’s on 115 Volt Current ¢ Automatic Clock§) 25 Timer °° week : Low Down * 77-Second Instal‘Py nent lation System Howard & Sons Auburn & Main Sts. Grass Valley

fe FO we . te al The number of domestic bowlers has increased from 20 million in 1956to 27 mil. lion in 1960, — ~ WE WILL BUILD able damage to levees and banks by their burrow. _ Muskrats cause considerON YOUR LOT Center Club ° {7 Plans To Choose From AS LOW AS 100% FINANCING Open on Saturdays and Sundays for. Your ; Convenience The corner of Highway 49 & Glenbrook Heights Drive, across from the Gold 5] per sq. ft. Ph, 273-4486 Enjoy ULTRA-VIOLET "Circle of Death” LURES every type of Night -Flying Insect, INHALES them with Powerful Fan Suction, DESTROYS them and DEPOSITS dead bugs in Convenient Disposable Bag! Complete As Shown \ way. to LURE a at an operating cost of day! Perfect for homes, ball parks, drive-ins .. an night bugs area nuisance ‘More Effective Than Spraying at 1/4 the tost, 1/10 the betherl Serving You 519 Alta St. LLAMA AA AAA AAA, AT LAST! A’ simple, safe, economical k type of nd igh fying i nown pesky n insect.. AUTOMATICALLY! Just ONE “LuraLight” controls ONE FULL ACRE less than.2¢ farms, motels, that Why Fight Bugs And Bites . Insect-Free Living Every Night Of The Year With Amazing [an st Tro TRA Neve bat upiack LG ingat Ot, ts es Bes Sore stroy insectst Foote Electrical Co. Since 1922 Phone 273-2478 AAAI II ILI III III Neal St. reg. @ PIN reg. 52° each ONEGALLON “icY-HOT” PICNIC JUG reg. 5395 NOW 528 MacLean's[VARRE I RERTY GORDON -MacLEAN, Owner NOW 10° a box YOUR CHOICE @ ORIENTAL FIREWORKS @ FIRE POTS @ SNAKES @ MAGIC SPARKLERS reg. 10° NOW 5: each Ir. RED DEVAL Assortment Kits By Thermos Without Spout Center at Auburn. = RED ; DEVIL Sparklers (gold) 15* a box WHEELS NOW " each TURTLES reg. 49 NOW 39: ~ Tenet fof Rarnes, “MK . JsONANZ? ‘ Drswn duly TWO CELEBRATIONS INA WEEK willreign overthe Donner Lak be on hand at the Nevada Coun the beauties from east of Do are both "out of water™ for neither of them are o arounds. Rather they are shown spreading publicit Arena showing in the background. aft nner Summit and Mr. 7 3 PPG Baie Z Z rset Mii > SPST) * 2S Se =) SRT ee sieeeemenieiiitmtit # st a = es Cn ee ae eee ope nla ate a ++ ++ «Queen Sandra Van Sickle (right) and her court e Outboard Regatta July 8 and 9; but they will also ty Bonanza festivities this weekend Pictured here, Bonanza, the particular pony, n their celebrations' stamping y in Squaw Valley, with Blythe left to right (ignoring Mr, Bonanza): Shadow Valley Golf Club; Shirnell Hansen, Hall, Truckee T.ions Club; Queen Van Sickle, April Tander, Truckee Volunteer Fire Department. NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, Wednesday, June 28, 1961. »Page 3 Good Logging News--Annual Cut Increased NEVADA CITY---Good news for the lumbermen purchasing timber from the Tahoe National Forest is announced by H. E, Branagh, forest supervisor. With the official approval on three of the Tahoe's four Management plans, the allowable annual cut has been raised from 85 million feet to 129.9 million board feet In 1956 the Forest Service launched on an inventory program of considerable more intensity than was used in the original estimate. Despite serious fire seasons this field work was completed in 1960 with the following results, WORKING CIRCLE © RANGER NEW DISTRICT ALLOW ABLE CUT Auburn Foresthill 30.0 MM feet (Continued on Page 4) STATE FARM LIFE ‘'NSURANCE & BO S226 © 282282 0822 2@e eee cane nt Carl Early 209 Main Grass Valley 273 23044 Your Family Insurance Man STATE FARM LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY me Office: Bloomington, Illinois STATE FARM INSURANCE C3 Ginger Monner T.ake Resorts; Rene Donner Take; and kneeling in front, Photo by Virginia O'Bear NEVADA CITY---The Trinity Episcopal Church before an altar banked with white gladiolas, stock and daisies, was the setting for the marriage of Josephine Kendrick, daughter of Mrs, Florence Kendrick and the late Eldon W. Kendrick, 310 Nevada Street, Nevada City, and John Albert Parker, son of Mr, and Mrs, Albert], Parker, Stockton, formerly of Nevada City, on Sunday, June 18, at two in the afternoon. The Reverend ‘Robert D, Noble officiated, Tothe organ strains of Lohengrin, the lovely bride came down the aisle on the

arm of. her brother, James Kendrick, who gave her in Marriage, She wore a gown of Peau de Soie, accented with imported re-embroidered Alencon lace, decallete neckline, ©0808 080880 Bonanza Days SPECIALS princess bodice blending intoa bell skirt cascading to a Chapel sweep. Her full silk illusion veil was held by a Coronet of crystals and pearls She carried a white Prayer book with white rosebuds and stephanotis centered with a white orchid, Mrs, Bruce E, Mehrmann, sister of the bride, attended as Matron of Honor, Sally Parker, sister of the groom, Mrs, Wendell Clark, Mrs. Robert Danos and Mrs. Dave Melendrez, were the bridesmaids, All attendants wore summer Copen Blue sheaths, with tunic overskirts, petite twin bows of matching material in short veils and blue shoes. They carried old fashioned bouquets of pink Esther Reed daisies centered with white rosebuds, John Cartoscelli Yuba City, attended asBest man. James Turner, stockton, Donald PLAYCLOTHES Known Maker. now 5499 One Group Discontinued by Well SHORTS, SURF-RIDERS, JACKETS, CAPRIS---Broken Sizes & Colors COTTON DUSTERS FULL LENGTH White and Black HATS in’Colors Reduced All Spring and Summer Hats Reg. t0$5.95 now hd Reg. to $10. 95 now 5499 —— ee eae ee brn Wllure141 Mill St. »--+-++++++ Grass Valley Bromfield, Chico, Norman Ellis, Grass Valley, and Richard Howe, Nevada City, were ushers, Little Susan Danos and Carla Campbell, niece of the groom, attired in white organdy dresses,white satin rib-bon head bows, carrying baskets of blue Esther Reed daisies were flower girls, Shane Campbell, nephew of the groom, was ring bearer. Soloist Susan Hansen, cousin of the bride, rendered "O Perfect Love" and “Wedding Prayer", accompanied by organist, Mrs. Paul Paye. : 5 The bride’s mother, Mrs. Florence Kendrick, chose Mauve colored silk organza sheath, matching hat and shoes with white kid accessories, Her corsage was of white Cymbidiums. Following the impressive ceremony a reception was held in the patio at the home of the bride's mother. The jtables were beautifully deicorated with floral center. pieces arranged by Lloyd Penrose. After the traditional icutting of the wedding cake land Champagne toast, the young couple left on their jhoneymoon to Las Vegas and southern California with the best wishes and congratulations of the many who attended. Thebride chose for going away, a Hunter green lin.Placerville; Donald Ellis, Josephine Kendrick Weds John A. Parker Merced; Walter Gillen, Daniel Valdez, Marysville; John Campbell and family, San Jose; JackR. Evans, Auburn; Worth Dikeman, John Ronan, Berkeley; Jearold F, Brust, Jr., Carmichael; R. W. Ingram and family, Thomas Clark, Larry Parker, Haines Gridley and Dianne, Russell Grase, GeorgeO, Scarfe, Jr., Jay Hill, James Jacka, Sacramento; Ed Meckfessel, John Cartoscelli, Ed Miller, Howard Bentzinger, J. A. Nelson and Nancy, Gunther Grumm, Raymond Rusk, Donald Laurie and Sandra. J. W. Betournay, James Harding, Yuba City; Dave Melendrez, [) BERMUDA SHORTS [) DECK PANTS > JANTZEN SWIM TRUNKS Beach Towels $998 . NOVAK’S ‘on Broad Street NEVADA CITY BANKAMERICARD welome hire ‘Lincoln; Ray Ellis, North Highlands; Guerdon Ellis, Rancho Cordova; Bruce E, Mehrmann and Kenny, San Francisco; L. Mazzera and Louis, Albert J. Parker and Sally, Stockton. Misses Geneya Mae Campbell, San Anselmo; Loretta, Irene and Louise Parker, Alameda; Carol Waxner, Sacramento; Zandra Powell, Stockton; Mrs, DouglasBalmain, Sacramento; Fran Lancaster and Carleton Peters, San Francisco; Michael Walters, Jerry Coon, Stockton. The junction of Colorado, Arizona, Utah and New Mexico is the only spot in the United States where four states meet. straw hat and matching accessories, She wore the orchid from her bridal bouquet, The bride graduated from Nevada Union High School with the class of 1957, She}: has been an employe of the#} Nevada City Branch ofthe Bank of America, The groom graduated from the Nevada Union High School with the class of 1950, and the College of Pacific in 1954, Since thattime, he has been employed by the Division of Highways as Asjsociate Right-of-Way so inMarysville, where the will make their home, The out of town guest were; Messrs and Mesdames John Strick, Fair Oaks; Donald Brownfield, William Moule Chico; George O. ° Scarfe, Calistoga; Earle Kendrick, en sheath dress, beige pufff_. For Every Purpose e CIRCULARS e STATIONERY e MAIL PIECES e BILLS e FORMS NEV. CO. PRINTING & PUBLISHING 212 W. Main St. Grass Valley . PHONE 273-4590 _ MODEL 12D-2TF AIR CONDITIONER * 10,000 BTU’s on 115 Volt Current ¢ Automatic Clock§) 25 Timer °° week : Low Down * 77-Second Instal‘Py nent lation System Howard & Sons Auburn & Main Sts. Grass Valley