March 29, 1961 (10 pages)

: i] “ Page 5.Wednesday, March 29, 1961, ey 2 DAVID M. ANSPACH: CEDAR RIDGE POSTAL ROBBERS CAUGHT, SENTENCED PATRICIA ANN HALL Two men andawomen who robbed the Cedar Ridge Post Office Oct. 12 were caught about 2 months after the robbery. This week, Cedar Ridge Postmaster Monian received newspaper clippings and pictures from the: Postal Inspector in North Carolina telling of the sentences they received. The Asheville, North Carolina, Times stated, "A tour of the country financed by forged money orders, which was halted Dec. 6 with the arrest of two men and a wo==man at Forest City, North Carolina, brought the trio a total of 34 years in-prison here yesterday afternoon. Ex-convict Alexander ’ Henry Smith, 38, of RidgeSouvenirs pecimens \ way, Michigan, received a ~ sentence of 20 years, his half-brother David M. Anspach, 23, also of Ridgeway, will serve 10 years, and Patricia AnnHall, of Kokomo, Indiana will serve four years. "A total of $80,400 in bank money orders had been stolen from post offices in California, lowa, and West Virginia by the three, a postal inspector testified, and of that amount $5, 415 had been forged and casned inten states, Arizona, Illinois, In' diana, Kentucky, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, Tennesee, Virginia, and West Virginia.” The Asheville Citizen reported, “Alexander Henry S$ mith stared stoically into space ashe received his senténcé“His half-brother David Marion Anspach, hung hishead, And pert Mrs. Patricia Ann-Hall, mother of a five months old son, broke into sobs as she was given four years in prison.” Thesethree must have stayed in Nevada County some time to have known the details they knew, the postmaster. said. Nelson E. Poe, PostalInspectorin Charge in San Francisco , complimented Deputies F« o_: USED ADDING MACHINES $95.95$149.50 ONLY. * DEMONSTRATOR’ STAN DARD TYPEWRITER is“ Hobbyh OFFICE 120 W Main St. USED STANDARD ¥ TS PEWEITERS ¥ DEMONSTRATOR } DEMONSTRATOR DELUXE . TYPEWRITER 13” 1 ONLY PORTABLE TYPEWRITER $99.98 Frank Gallino and John Grothe on the fine assistance they rendered. Three hundred money or'ders were taken from the § Cedar Ridge Post Office about a week before the office was i] moved into a new building. . They tured up all over the . middle west, and Postmaster Monian was furnished with descriptions, usually of only two of the culprits, to see if she or any Of her clerks could recognize them. Kuchel Asks Water Aid Bill Speed Early Senate action has been sought by U.S. Senator Thomas H. Kuchel of California on a bill providing Federal financial assistance for construction of water projects designed to increase “municipal and industrial supplies. In a letter to Chairman Kerr of the Senate Rivers and Harbors-Flood Control Subcommittee considering the legislation, Kuchel asked for hearings inthe near future on, the measure he joined Senator Clair Engle of California in sponsoring. The Senior California Senator noted that the proposal already has been widely endorsed and is in accord with recommendations made by President Kennedy recently in his message on natural resources. T he bill would authorize low-cost, long-term loans for facilities designed to provide water for municipal, domestic, and industrial purposes and also would authorize the Federal Government to make outright money grants covering portions of the estimated cost of construction which may be allocated to preservation of fish and wildlife or to prevention of flood damage. High At Sierra Coll. Auburn is called "home" by more Sierra College students than any other community. A breakdown of registrants this spring semesRepublican Women of Nevada County are operating in efforts to make profit of the off-election year, it was revealed recently. The following committees are now functioning: the financial committee with Mrs. Gus Hilpisch,as chairwoman and Mrs. Al Merrill and Mrs. C. E. Jesswein as co-chairwomen; the education committee with Mrs. Carl E. Weir as-chairwoman; the luncheon arrangements committee under the direction of Mrs. Al Merrill; the pubMrs. L.E. Baldwin. Legislature will be underlicity committee headed by . A study of taxation mea© sures coming up in‘the State . GOP Women Are Active “taken soon by another committee, Aprill7 is the date set for the next luncheon meeting which is to be held at the Gold Center Club, — Prospective members are cordially invited to join the regular members at this meeting. The first project of the financial committee is to be a rummage sale planned for the latter part of May. Anyone having clothing or any Opcomnerys & Ortionce Patterson Bldg. 122 W. Main Hours 10-5+Mon, thru Friday — cha _ salable articles is asked to — them aside for this purhas made plans for group The education committee study of education measures, REGISTER AT WARREN'S FOR YOUR GIFT CERTIFICATE GOOD FOR oe CAREFREE DAYS FOR Two < <a LAS VEGAS’ HACIENDA 120 E. Main St., Grass Valley phone 273-3436 . AUTOMOTIVE as — HOME Rogers Repair , AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CK UP & DELIVERY °305 Richardson St., Grass Valley 273-3800 SHEHAN’S UPHOLSTERY 201 W, Main St., Grass Valley Dial 273-2739 CRENSHAWS AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. Hills Flat. Del Ebaugh Mechanic Phone 273-7624 .Grass Valley TV * Hi-Fi * Radio Repair ‘EX PERT SERVICE . Call 273-3018: ART’S TV 128 S, Auburn, Grass Valley. BILLS AUTOMOTIVE 205 S. Auburn, Grass Valley RUTOMATIC TRANS MISSION SERVICE Dial 273-6460 Nev. County Spring Hill, ARCH’'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE “Where Your Motoring Dollar Buys More” Automatic Transmission Service OVERHAUL Speedometer Service Grass Valley Call 273-4540 PERSONAL VALLEY TAX ter reveals that 193 students are from Auburn. Outside the district boundaries, the largest group of students hails from Nevada County with Grass Valley sending 100, and Nevada City 37. Eleven additional students come from scattered communities in Nevada County. Second largest number of students come from Roseville while communitiesnear Auburncontribute the third largest group within the college district. Lincoln claims 47, Newcastle 29, Colfax 24, Loomis 23, Penryn 15 and Rocklin 13. Sprinklings of students come from smaller communities in Placer County--one from Alta, three from Applegate, . five from Bowman, two from Clipper Gap, one from Emigrant Gap, eleven from Foresthill, two from Homewood, three from King's Beach, eight from Meadow Vista, four from Sheridan, one from Soda Springs, five from Tahoe City and three from Weimar. Other counties within the 24 HOUR SERVICE CHUCKS TV s SERVICE, ceveus . INSTALLATIONS Zenith Packard-bell (PIONEER VILLAGE) "162 S. Auburn , Grass Valley 273-3576 : 163 Mill St., G.V. Health Foods Phone 273-6066 COMPARE OUR PRICES ON VITAMINS -Kh N IGHT’S PAINT oO. STORE BENJAMIN MO 146 Mill “2 , Grass Malley ety 273-4856 CALL 273-3377 Now Art: i Adolph Forest Park LaneOn l ‘Colfax Hiway By Appointment 275, -7875 The Hair. Stylist . SIERRA SPRING WATER CO. NOW SERVICING GRASS VALLEY AND NEVADA CITY . WITH PURE SPRING WATER AND DISTILLED WATER IN 5 GALLON BOTTLES. Stands & Electric Coolers, Hot and Cold Coolers Available -HOME & OFFICE DELIVERY _Phoné: 273-2525 DAN’'S SHOE REPAIR COMPLETE SHOE REPAIRING 102 1/2 Mill St., Grass Valley BEAUTY TREATMENT US GIVE YOUR CLOTHES A FURNITURE TV & APPLIANCE ” SERVICE 124 E. Main ost. Grass Valley, Calif. Phone 273-4197 1S APPLIANCES NEVADA COUNTY CLEANERS GLENBROOK GAS CO. INCORPORATED COMPLETE GAS SERVICE TELEPHONE 273-6113 ROUTE 1, ‘Box 212, GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA Between Nevada City and Grass Valley Grass Valley Imperial Upholstery.& Refinishing Shop FANCY UPHOLSTERY A SPECIALTY. FREE ESTIMATES 316 Colfax Ave., Grass Valley. Phone 273-7374 THREE e Hills Flat, Grass Valley CONVENIENT e 154 Walker Dr. , Grass Valley LOCATIONS © 116 Bread St., Nevada City CONSTRUCTION ° BACK HOE TRENC Bob Winkle SEPTIC TANK & Gian tao . INSTALLATION i 603 Mill St., Phone 273-3839 “Ne ABC Signs: E. Main St. Grass Valley SIGNS PAY FOR THEMSELVES 273-3560 GRASS VALLEY GLASSGLAss COMPANY wiprors sp er Window e Picture\Framing utomotive Sash 124 Colfax Ave. .Grass Valley, . district send a minimun « Gounty All-Star At UC Meeting One of Nevada County's 4-H All-Stars is participating in the annual statewide All-Star Conference at the University of California , Berkeley. The conference began Sunday, and continues through tomorrow according to Farm Advisor Doug Hamilton, County representative at the conference is Randy WelBUILDERS CONSUMERS Phone 273-4905 LUMBER COMPANY Grass Valley, Nevada City Highway 273-6105 ker, Shady Creek 4-Her. . Vickie Engstrom, Nevada City 4-H Club, is also a new All-Star, but is currently attending school in the East. Theme of this year's conference is "Food, the Common Denominator, " charcocal broiled steaks cost In Pa bia an, plate-size E cents. EXPERIENCED COUNSEL IN YOUR TIME OF NEED strive to give everyone ap 273-4288 Ouse E“ EQUIPMENT Grass Valley _WE ARE READY We offer you friendly, sympathetic help with attention to the details that mean so much. We how much or how little they spend. CALL US DAY OR NIGHT BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL J. Paul Bergemann ~ ( Formerly Holmes Funeral Home ) 246 Sacramento St., Nevada City Dial 265 2491 the finest. .no matter. —R ¥ TO SERVE YOU 24-Hour Ambulance Service Hills Flat. .Grass Valley MOULE PAINT & GLASS \ Aluminum Sliding Windows & Doors SPRAY PAINTING DEPENDABLE SHEET METAL WORK. 1933 — 1961 _OF HILLS FLAT Phone 273-4643 WHERE & WHEN YOU WANT IT Harisen ROTARY Gas & Oil LP GAS The Modern Fuel Grass Valley Nevada City Hiway Phone 273-6498 BOYD CHRISTIE ‘JERRY CHRISTIE ros. Excavating * Grading Paving 273.3100 <i Cedar Ridge Building Materials Cedar Riage Building Materials “MERRILL BROS.” ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING LIGHTING FIXTURES ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, L.C. “Les” Enoksen. Phone 273-2196 112 Bank St. Grass Valley, Calif. LICENSED CONTRACTOR P.O. Box 248 Cedar Ridge INSTRUCTION TO COLFAX — COLFAX HIGHWAY AT BRUNSWICK RD. —NELDA’S DANCING SCHOOL . . . BALLET. .ACROBATIC, . . BALLROOM ‘or Bank St., Grass Valley Phone 273-2730’ WATER SERVICE Phone 273-6857 ,

: i] “ Page 5..Wednesday, March 29, 1961, ey 2 DAVID M. ANSPACH: CEDAR RIDGE POSTAL ROBBERS CAUGHT, SENTENCED PATRICIA ANN HALL Two men andawomen who robbed the Cedar Ridge Post Office Oct. 12 were caught about 2 months after the robbery. This week, Cedar Ridge Postmaster Monian received newspaper clippings and pictures from the: Postal Inspector in North Carolina telling of the sentences they received. The Asheville, North Carolina, Times stated, "A tour of the country financed by forged money orders, which was halted Dec. 6 with the arrest of two men and a wo==man at Forest City, North Carolina, brought the trio a total of 34 years in-prison here yesterday afternoon. Ex-convict Alexander ’ Henry Smith, 38, of RidgeSouvenirs pecimens \ way, Michigan, received a ~ sentence of 20 years, his half-brother David M. Anspach, 23, also of Ridgeway, will serve 10 years, and Patricia AnnHall, of Kokomo, Indiana will serve four years. "A total of $80,400 in bank money orders had been stolen from post offices in California, lowa, and West Virginia by the three, a postal inspector testified, and of that amount $5, 415 had been forged and casned inten states, Arizona, Illinois, In' diana, Kentucky, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, Tennesee, Virginia, and West Virginia.” The Asheville Citizen reported, “Alexander Henry S$ mith stared stoically into space ashe received his senténcé“His half-brother David Marion Anspach, hung hishead, And pert Mrs. Patricia Ann-Hall, mother of a five months old son, broke into sobs as she was given four years in prison.” Thesethree must have stayed in Nevada County some time to have known the details they knew, the postmaster. said. Nelson E. Poe, PostalInspectorin Charge in San Francisco , complimented Deputies F« o_: USED ADDING MACHINES $95.95$149.50 ONLY. * DEMONSTRATOR’ STAN DARD TYPEWRITER is“ Hobbyh OFFICE 120 W Main St. USED STANDARD ¥ TS PEWEITERS ¥ DEMONSTRATOR } DEMONSTRATOR DELUXE . TYPEWRITER 13” 1 ONLY PORTABLE TYPEWRITER $99.98 Frank Gallino and John Grothe on the fine assistance they rendered. Three hundred money or'ders were taken from the § Cedar Ridge Post Office about a week before the office was i] moved into a new building. . They tured up all over the . middle west, and Postmaster Monian was furnished with descriptions, usually of only two of the culprits, to see if she or any Of her clerks could recognize them. Kuchel Asks Water Aid Bill Speed Early Senate action has been sought by U.S. Senator Thomas H. Kuchel of California on a bill providing Federal financial assistance for construction of water projects designed to increase “municipal and industrial supplies. In a letter to Chairman Kerr of the Senate Rivers and Harbors-Flood Control Subcommittee considering the legislation, Kuchel asked for hearings inthe near future on, the measure he joined Senator Clair Engle of California in sponsoring. The Senior California Senator noted that the proposal already has been widely endorsed and is in accord with recommendations made by President Kennedy recently in his message on natural resources. T he bill would authorize low-cost, long-term loans for facilities designed to provide water for municipal, domestic, and industrial purposes and also would authorize the Federal Government to make outright money grants covering portions of the estimated cost of construction which may be allocated to preservation of fish and wildlife or to prevention of flood damage. High At Sierra Coll. Auburn is called "home" by more Sierra College students than any other community. A breakdown of registrants this spring semesRepublican Women of Nevada County are operating in efforts to make profit of the off-election year, it was revealed recently. The following committees are now functioning: the financial committee with Mrs. Gus Hilpisch,as chairwoman and Mrs. Al Merrill and Mrs. C. E. Jesswein as co-chairwomen; the education committee with Mrs. Carl E. Weir as-chairwoman; the luncheon arrangements committee under the direction of Mrs. Al Merrill; the pubMrs. L.E. Baldwin. Legislature will be underlicity committee headed by . A study of taxation mea© sures coming up in‘the State . GOP Women Are Active “taken soon by another committee, Aprill7 is the date set for the next luncheon meeting which is to be held at the Gold Center Club, — Prospective members are cordially invited to join the regular members at this meeting. The first project of the financial committee is to be a rummage sale planned for the latter part of May. Anyone having clothing or any Opcomnerys & Ortionce Patterson Bldg. 122 W. Main Hours 10-5+Mon, thru Friday — cha _ salable articles is asked to — them aside for this purhas made plans for group The education committee study of education measures, REGISTER AT WARREN'S FOR YOUR GIFT CERTIFICATE GOOD FOR oe CAREFREE DAYS FOR Two < <a LAS VEGAS’ HACIENDA 120 E. Main St., Grass Valley phone 273-3436 . AUTOMOTIVE as — HOME Rogers Repair , AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CK UP & DELIVERY °305 Richardson St., Grass Valley 273-3800 SHEHAN’S UPHOLSTERY 201 W, Main St., Grass Valley Dial 273-2739 CRENSHAWS AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. Hills Flat. Del Ebaugh Mechanic Phone 273-7624 .Grass Valley TV * Hi-Fi * Radio Repair ‘EX PERT SERVICE . Call 273-3018: ART’S TV 128 S, Auburn, Grass Valley. BILLS AUTOMOTIVE 205 S. Auburn, Grass Valley RUTOMATIC

TRANS MISSION SERVICE Dial 273-6460 Nev. County Spring Hill, ARCH’'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE “Where Your Motoring Dollar Buys More” Automatic Transmission Service OVERHAUL Speedometer Service Grass Valley Call 273-4540 PERSONAL VALLEY TAX ter reveals that 193 students are from Auburn. Outside the district boundaries, the largest group of students hails from Nevada County with Grass Valley sending 100, and Nevada City 37. Eleven additional students come from scattered communities in Nevada County. Second largest number of students come from Roseville while communitiesnear Auburncontribute the third largest group within the college district. Lincoln claims 47, Newcastle 29, Colfax 24, Loomis 23, Penryn 15 and Rocklin 13. Sprinklings of students come from smaller communities in Placer County--one from Alta, three from Applegate, . five from Bowman, two from Clipper Gap, one from Emigrant Gap, eleven from Foresthill, two from Homewood, three from King's Beach, eight from Meadow Vista, four from Sheridan, one from Soda Springs, five from Tahoe City and three from Weimar. Other counties within the 24 HOUR SERVICE CHUCKS TV s SERVICE, ceveus . INSTALLATIONS Zenith Packard-bell (PIONEER VILLAGE) "162 S. Auburn , Grass Valley 273-3576 : 163 Mill St., G.V. Health Foods Phone 273-6066 COMPARE OUR PRICES ON VITAMINS -Kh N IGHT’S PAINT oO. STORE BENJAMIN MO 146 Mill “2 , Grass Malley ety 273-4856 CALL 273-3377 Now Art: i Adolph Forest Park LaneOn l ‘Colfax Hiway By Appointment 275, -7875 The Hair. Stylist .. SIERRA SPRING WATER CO. NOW SERVICING GRASS VALLEY AND NEVADA CITY . WITH PURE SPRING WATER AND DISTILLED WATER IN 5 GALLON BOTTLES. Stands & Electric Coolers, Hot and Cold Coolers Available -HOME & OFFICE DELIVERY _Phoné: 273-2525 DAN’'S SHOE REPAIR COMPLETE SHOE REPAIRING 102 1/2 Mill St., Grass Valley BEAUTY TREATMENT US GIVE YOUR CLOTHES A FURNITURE TV & APPLIANCE ” SERVICE 124 E. Main ost. Grass Valley, Calif. Phone 273-4197 1S APPLIANCES NEVADA COUNTY CLEANERS GLENBROOK GAS CO. INCORPORATED COMPLETE GAS SERVICE TELEPHONE 273-6113 ROUTE 1, ‘Box 212, GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA Between Nevada City and Grass Valley Grass Valley Imperial Upholstery.& Refinishing Shop FANCY UPHOLSTERY A SPECIALTY.. FREE ESTIMATES 316 Colfax Ave., Grass Valley. Phone 273-7374 THREE e Hills Flat, Grass Valley CONVENIENT e 154 Walker Dr. , Grass Valley LOCATIONS © 116 Bread St., Nevada City CONSTRUCTION ° BACK HOE TRENC Bob Winkle SEPTIC TANK & Gian tao . INSTALLATION i 603 Mill St., Phone 273-3839 “Ne ABC Signs: E. Main St. Grass Valley SIGNS PAY FOR THEMSELVES 273-3560 GRASS VALLEY GLASSGLAss COMPANY wiprors sp er Window e Picture\Framing utomotive Sash 124 Colfax Ave. .Grass Valley, . district send a minimun « Gounty All-Star At UC Meeting One of Nevada County's 4-H All-Stars is participating in the annual statewide All-Star Conference at the University of California , Berkeley. The conference began Sunday, and continues through tomorrow according to Farm Advisor Doug Hamilton, County representative at the conference is Randy WelBUILDERS CONSUMERS Phone 273-4905 LUMBER COMPANY Grass Valley, Nevada City Highway 273-6105 ker, Shady Creek 4-Her. . Vickie Engstrom, Nevada City 4-H Club, is also a new All-Star, but is currently attending school in the East. Theme of this year's conference is "Food, the Common Denominator, " charcocal broiled steaks cost In Pa bia an, plate-size E cents. EXPERIENCED COUNSEL IN YOUR TIME OF NEED strive to give everyone ap 273-4288 Ouse E“ EQUIPMENT Grass Valley _WE ARE READY We offer you friendly, sympathetic help with attention to the details that mean so much. We how much or how little they spend. CALL US DAY OR NIGHT BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL J. Paul Bergemann ~ ( Formerly Holmes Funeral Home ) 246 Sacramento St., Nevada City Dial 265 2491 the finest. .no matter. —R ¥ TO SERVE YOU 24-Hour Ambulance Service Hills Flat. .Grass Valley MOULE PAINT & GLASS \ Aluminum Sliding Windows & Doors SPRAY PAINTING DEPENDABLE SHEET METAL WORK. 1933 — 1961 _OF HILLS FLAT Phone 273-4643 WHERE & WHEN YOU WANT IT Harisen ROTARY Gas & Oil LP GAS The Modern Fuel Grass Valley Nevada City Hiway Phone 273-6498 BOYD CHRISTIE ‘JERRY CHRISTIE ros. Excavating * Grading Paving 273.3100 <i Cedar Ridge Building Materials Cedar Riage Building Materials “MERRILL BROS.” ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING LIGHTING FIXTURES ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, L.C. “Les” Enoksen. Phone 273-2196 112 Bank St. Grass Valley, Calif. LICENSED CONTRACTOR P.O. Box 248 Cedar Ridge INSTRUCTION TO COLFAX — COLFAX HIGHWAY AT BRUNSWICK RD. —NELDA’S DANCING SCHOOL . . . BALLET. .ACROBATIC, . . BALLROOM ‘or Bank St., Grass Valley Phone 273-2730’ WATER SERVICE Phone 273-6857 ,