June 3, 1968 (8 pages)

Chamber installing officers June 11 Willard Howard will be installed as president of the Nevada City chamber. of commerce during ceremonies at the National Hotel June 11. Chamber members and guests are encouraged to attend the installation dinner in pioneer and western costumes, in keeping with the theme of the coming Parade of Pioneers. Players from the cast of "Never Come, Never Go!" will entertain during the hospitality hour. Byron Gordon, president of the Grass Valley chamber, will act as installing officer, with the Rev. L. Ray Sanford offering the invocation and benediction, Chairman of the July 4th celebration, Lynn Bramkamp, will speak briefly on the parade, and Babe Childers will preside over all as master of ceremonies. Invitations have been mailed and reservations are now being accepted in the chamber office. 265-2692, afternoons, Guilty verdict reached quickly Joe Norris, 21, was convicted of felony car theft Monday afternoon in a Superior Court jury trial which opened the same morning. H, ‘L. Childers was foreman of the jury which deliberated approximately 15 minutes be-. fore finding Norris guilty as charged of taking a vegicle in Truckee belonging to Mary Ann Haswell, He was arrested in Hayward. Judge Vernon Stoll heard the 2ase. Public Defender William Hager represented Norris, and Asst. Dist. Atty. Ronald MacMillen prosecuted. Another first for Don Davis Don Davis, young Nevada City bike racer, added another victory to his skein when he took first place in a 14-mile race in Santa Rosa Sunday. The win made if four in a row for Davis who outraced some of the best cyclists in the State's junior division. The next big bike contest for Davis will be the one at home -the Alta Sierra-Nevada City. --June 15-16, Classified Ads, the little fellows with the big pulling power. ] COMPLETE SUPPLY OF BUILDING MATERIAL . YUBA RIVER . . LUMBER CO. Wednesday, June 5, 1968 Miscreant flees during foot race in Midvalley Country. Perhaps belief in the axiom “justice delayed is justice denied” was responsible for this incident reported in the Oroville Weekly Register in 1905. “The Authorities at Winfield offered a thief his freedom if he would run fifty yards in six seconds and pay the costs in his case. The thief ran the distance in the stipulated time, but attained such momentum that he did not stop to pay the costs.” The speedy gentleman in this case appealed to the laws of momentum to save some money. And gain his freedom. At Midvalley Savings, we impart a different kind of momentum to savings accounts. It’s called “daily compounding.” And it builds savings by leaps and bounds. For instance, when interest on your savings is compounded daily for one year, at our MID DVALLEY SAVINGS current rate of 5%, you actually earn 5.13%. At that rate, your investment doubles in less than fourteen years. Add to your account before the 10th of the month and you get an extra bonus. Interest on those funds will be compounded from the Ist. Even if you can't visit one of our offices in person, Midvalley's save-by-mail program does the job for you. And we pay postage both ways. At Midvalley Savings, your account is insured to $15,000 by a permanent agency _of the Federal Government. By opening multiple ownership accounts, a family can maintain insured savings several times that amount. It's easy to open an account at Midvalley. Either stop by, or mail a check. Your savings will begin safely growing. And you'll begin gaining some freedom from financial uncertainties. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION The Nevada County Nugget: ° 5 Ser eee Seth Sol . > “Fown Talk G.V. _ 265-4521 pe Ta Locally managed member of Financial Federation, Inc.» Federal Savings ry: C= GRASS VALLEY + 152 South Auburn Stréet . SB RS and Loan Insurance Corporation + Federal Home Loan Bank System Qc=4) HOME OFFICE: 317 FOURTH STREET, MARYSVILLE

Chamber installing officers June 11 Willard Howard will be installed as president of the Nevada City chamber. of commerce during ceremonies at the National Hotel June 11. Chamber members and guests are encouraged to attend the installation dinner in pioneer and western costumes, in keeping with the theme of the coming Parade of Pioneers. Players from the cast of "Never Come, Never Go!" will entertain during the hospitality hour. Byron Gordon, president of the Grass Valley chamber, will act as installing officer, with the Rev. L. Ray Sanford offering the invocation and benediction, Chairman of the July 4th celebration, Lynn Bramkamp, will speak briefly on the parade, and Babe Childers will preside over all as master of ceremonies. Invitations have been mailed and reservations are now being accepted in the chamber office. 265-2692, afternoons, Guilty verdict reached quickly Joe Norris, 21, was convicted of felony car theft Monday afternoon in a Superior Court jury trial which opened the same morning. H, ‘L. Childers was foreman of the jury which deliberated approximately 15 minutes be-. fore finding Norris guilty as charged of taking a vegicle in Truckee belonging to Mary Ann Haswell, He was arrested in Hayward. Judge Vernon Stoll heard the 2ase. Public Defender William Hager represented Norris, and Asst. Dist. Atty. Ronald MacMillen prosecuted. Another first for Don Davis Don Davis, young Nevada City bike racer, added another victory to his skein when he took first place in a 14-mile race in Santa Rosa Sunday. The win made if four in a row for Davis who outraced some of the best cyclists in the State's junior division. The next big bike contest for Davis will be the one at home -the Alta Sierra-Nevada City. --June 15-16, Classified Ads, the little fellows with the big

pulling power. ] COMPLETE SUPPLY OF BUILDING MATERIAL . YUBA RIVER . . LUMBER CO. Wednesday, June 5, 1968 Miscreant flees during foot race in Midvalley Country. Perhaps belief in the axiom “justice delayed is justice denied” was responsible for this incident reported in the Oroville Weekly Register in 1905. “The Authorities at Winfield offered a thief his freedom if he would run fifty yards in six seconds and pay the costs in his case. The thief ran the distance in the stipulated time, but attained such momentum that he did not stop to pay the costs.” The speedy gentleman in this case appealed to the laws of momentum to save some money. And gain his freedom. At Midvalley Savings, we impart a different kind of momentum to savings accounts. It’s called “daily compounding.” And it builds savings by leaps and bounds. For instance, when interest on your savings is compounded daily for one year, at our MID DVALLEY SAVINGS current rate of 5%, you actually earn 5.13%. At that rate, your investment doubles in less than fourteen years. Add to your account before the 10th of the month and you get an extra bonus. Interest on those funds will be compounded from the Ist. Even if you can't visit one of our offices in person, Midvalley's save-by-mail program does the job for you. And we pay postage both ways. At Midvalley Savings, your account is insured to $15,000 by a permanent agency _of the Federal Government. By opening multiple ownership accounts, a family can maintain insured savings several times that amount. It's easy to open an account at Midvalley. Either stop by, or mail a check. Your savings will begin safely growing. And you'll begin gaining some freedom from financial uncertainties. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION The Nevada County Nugget: ° 5 Ser eee Seth Sol . > “Fown Talk G.V. _ 265-4521 pe Ta Locally managed member of Financial Federation, Inc.» Federal Savings ry: C= GRASS VALLEY + 152 South Auburn Stréet . SB RS and Loan Insurance Corporation + Federal Home Loan Bank System Qc=4) HOME OFFICE: 317 FOURTH STREET, MARYSVILLE