June 4, 1964 (28 pages)

CAROUSEL Month of June DRAWINGS, . Exhibit of children’s drawings, Nevada City Artists Gallery, 312 Commercial St., Wednesdays, Saturdays, Sundays, 2-4 p.m. June 5,6,7 ITALIAN PICNIC..Amador County Italian Benevolent Society, 83rd annual picnic, Picnic Grounds, Sutter Hill, between Sutter Creek andJackson. Friday, children's day. Saturday, Italian dinner, 7:30 p.m., Grand Ball, 9 p.m.-2 a.m., beard contest, 10:30 p.m. , Sunday, 8-10a.m., pancake breaktast; 10:30 a.m., parade (Sutter Creek); noon, deep-pit barbecue; 2 p.m. , hardtop races; exhibition of antique cars. June 21 4th ANNUAL BICYCLE RACE--Nevada City. July 4 FOURTH CELEBRATION. . Nevada City Chamber of Commerce hosts annual Nevada County celebration. July 19 JR. RODEO,.Second annual Junior Rodeo, Horsemen's Grounds, Brunswick Rd. between Grass Valley and Nevada City. July 22-26 FAIR..Annual Placer County Fair, Roseville. California forest land owners willagain have an opportunity to learn about University of California tree growth, protection, and marketing studies on Saturday, June 27, at the third annual Blodgett Forest Field Day. This year's theme for the tour and program on the experimental forest, situated 18 miles east of Georgetown on the Georgetown Divide, willbe “Continuous Production from the Forest”. . The field day, to start at 9:30 AM is being planned by the UC School of Forestry at Berkeley, the Agricultural Extension Service, andthe Departments of Entomology and Plant Pathology, all involved in the forest's experimental program. . Feature of the lunch-time sto this year will be a talk, "The Changing Wood Market, " by Dr. Fred E. Dickinson, director of the University’s Forest Products Laboratory at Richmond. Tour stops on the 2,891-acre experimental forest will include talks and demonstrations of research in progress, said Nevada County Farm Advisor Les McCabe. forestry, will speak on “Growth of a Forest Stand”; Paul Casamajor, specialist in forest protection, on “Fire Hazard Reduction for the Forest and Forest Home"; Ronald W. Stark, forest entomologist, on “New Trends in Insect Control’; Field Cobb, forest pathologist, on "Tree Diseases Land Owners Offered Study Program Tappenier and Jack Hansen, for~ esters, on "Tree Planting and Natural Seeding of a Forest”. McCabe pointed out the Blodgett Experimental Forest can be reached readily from Auburn, on U.S. Highway 40. Georgetown, take-off point to the forest, is about midway between Auburn Rudolph Gram, professor of and Their Control", and John and Placerville. Airman Lyndon Crase Servés On' Carrier USS Kitty Hawk Lyndon J. Crase, airman ap~ prentice, son of Verne Crase 613 Walsh St., Grass Valley, is serving with Attack Squadron 115 aboardthe attack aircraft carrier USS Kitty’ Hawk which recently won the Pacific Fleet's Battle Efficiency "E" for the 1962-64 competitive cycle. %* Kecords Kept NEVADA COUNTY TELEPHONE ANSWERING % 24 Hour Service * All Calls Completely Confidential RATES & SERVICES TAILORED TO YOUR NEEDS Owner ROSE M. JOHNSON 265 2401 The source of the word “bungalow" is "bengali", atent used by British colonial administrators in the Far East. KEN ADAMS YOUR MONY MAN MORTGAGE PRU1 ECTION HEALTH INSURANCE . [ RETIREMENT FUNDING: EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS PERSONAL INSURANCE PLANNING Mutual Of New York GRASS VALLEY 273-2494 ie ) ; He opened the passes to Midvalley Country In 1851, famed mountain man James P. Beckwourth was found, ill and close to death, by members of a wagon train starting across the Sierras. Nursed back to health, he told the group of a new, low-level route he had discovered earlier—a road that would carry them around the difficult and treacherous Donner Pass. Marysville merchants and townsfolk staged a tremendous celebration when Beckwourth led the first wagon train overhis road and through Henness Pass. Unfortunately, at the height of festivities, fire broke out and reduced the town to ashes. The bankrupt business men were unable to give Beckwourth the unlimited funds they had pledged for support of the new route. But Beckwourth’s discovery opened the passes to a tide of immigration to Midvalley Country. Today, more and more people are discovering the delight of living in this fabulous region. And, old-timers and newcomers alike have found that Midvalley Savings offers them a better place to save their money, or to finance their homes. Providing a safe and profitable place for savings and supplying funds to buy, build or refinance your home has been our specialty for more than 37 years. Plan to place your savings with us, soon. Accounts opened by the 10th of the month earn interest from the 1st. paid or compounded quarterly. Current rate 4 Bh % per on savings Py annum, we oS MIDVALLEY SAVINGS 28s0ciation S Locally d ber of Fi ial Federation, Inc. » Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation » Federal Home Loan Bank System sai RASS VALLEY * G 152 SOUTH AUBURN ST HOME OFFICE: 317 FOURTH ST. MARYSVILLE ESTABLISHED 1927

CAROUSEL Month of June DRAWINGS, .. Exhibit of children’s drawings, Nevada City Artists Gallery, 312 Commercial St., Wednesdays, Saturdays, Sundays, 2-4 p.m. June 5,6,7 ITALIAN PICNIC...Amador County Italian Benevolent Society, 83rd annual picnic, Picnic Grounds, Sutter Hill, between Sutter Creek andJackson. Friday, children's day. Saturday, Italian dinner, 7:30 p.m., Grand Ball, 9 p.m.-2 a.m., beard contest, 10:30 p.m. , Sunday, 8-10a.m., pancake breaktast; 10:30 a.m., parade (Sutter Creek); noon, deep-pit barbecue; 2 p.m. , hardtop races; exhibition of antique cars. June 21 4th ANNUAL BICYCLE RACE--Nevada City. July 4 FOURTH CELEBRATION. .. Nevada City Chamber of Commerce hosts annual Nevada County celebration. July 19 JR. RODEO,..Second annual Junior Rodeo, Horsemen's Grounds, Brunswick Rd. between Grass Valley and Nevada City. July 22-26 FAIR...Annual Placer County Fair, Roseville. California forest land owners willagain have an opportunity to learn about University of California tree growth, protection, and marketing studies on Saturday, June 27, at the third annual Blodgett Forest Field Day. This year's theme for the tour and program on the experimental forest, situated 18 miles east of Georgetown on the Georgetown Divide, willbe “Continuous Production from the Forest”. . The field day, to start at 9:30 AM is being planned by the UC School of Forestry at Berkeley, the Agricultural Extension Service, andthe Departments of Entomology and Plant Pathology, all involved in the forest's experimental program. . Feature of the lunch-time sto this year will be a talk, "The Changing Wood Market, " by Dr. Fred E. Dickinson, director of the University’s Forest Products Laboratory at Richmond. Tour stops on the 2,891-acre experimental forest will include talks and demonstrations of research in progress, said Nevada County Farm Advisor Les McCabe. forestry, will speak on “Growth of a Forest Stand”; Paul Casamajor, specialist in forest protection, on “Fire Hazard Reduction for the Forest and Forest Home"; Ronald W. Stark, forest entomologist, on “New Trends in Insect Control’; Field Cobb, forest pathologist, on "Tree Diseases Land Owners Offered Study Program Tappenier and Jack Hansen, for~ esters, on "Tree Planting and Natural Seeding of a Forest”. McCabe pointed out the Blodgett Experimental Forest can be reached readily from Auburn, on U.S. Highway 40. Georgetown,

take-off point to the forest, is about midway between Auburn Rudolph Gram, professor of and Their Control", and John and Placerville. Airman Lyndon Crase Servés On' Carrier USS Kitty Hawk Lyndon J. Crase, airman ap~ prentice, son of Verne Crase 613 Walsh St., Grass Valley, is serving with Attack Squadron 115 aboardthe attack aircraft carrier USS Kitty’ Hawk which recently won the Pacific Fleet's Battle Efficiency "E" for the 1962-64 competitive cycle. %* Kecords Kept NEVADA COUNTY TELEPHONE ANSWERING % 24 Hour Service * All Calls Completely Confidential RATES & SERVICES TAILORED TO YOUR NEEDS Owner ROSE M. JOHNSON 265 2401 The source of the word “bungalow" is "bengali", atent used by British colonial administrators in the Far East. KEN ADAMS YOUR MONY MAN MORTGAGE PRU1 ECTION HEALTH INSURANCE . [ RETIREMENT FUNDING: EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS PERSONAL INSURANCE PLANNING Mutual Of New York GRASS VALLEY 273-2494 ie ) ; He opened the passes to Midvalley Country In 1851, famed mountain man James P. Beckwourth was found, ill and close to death, by members of a wagon train starting across the Sierras. Nursed back to health, he told the group of a new, low-level route he had discovered earlier—a road that would carry them around the difficult and treacherous Donner Pass. Marysville merchants and townsfolk staged a tremendous celebration when Beckwourth led the first wagon train overhis road and through Henness Pass. Unfortunately, at the height of festivities, fire broke out and reduced the town to ashes. The bankrupt business men were unable to give Beckwourth the unlimited funds they had pledged for support of the new route. But Beckwourth’s discovery opened the passes to a tide of immigration to Midvalley Country. Today, more and more people are discovering the delight of living in this fabulous region. And, old-timers and newcomers alike have found that Midvalley Savings offers them a better place to save their money, or to finance their homes. Providing a safe and profitable place for savings and supplying funds to buy, build or refinance your home has been our specialty for more than 37 years. Plan to place your savings with us, soon. Accounts opened by the 10th of the month earn interest from the 1st. paid or compounded quarterly. Current rate 4 Bh % per on savings Py annum, we oS MIDVALLEY SAVINGS 28s0ciation S Locally d ber of Fi ial Federation, Inc. » Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation » Federal Home Loan Bank System sai RASS VALLEY * G 152 SOUTH AUBURN ST HOME OFFICE: 317 FOURTH ST. MARYSVILLE ESTABLISHED 1927