May 17, 1961 (10 pages)

Page 2..Wednesday, May 17, 1961, NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET ‘BEALE AFB OPENS HOUSE FOR ARMED FORCE DAY Armed Forces Day Open House observances at Beale Air Force Base Saturday will include continuous air and ground demonstrations for the public's annual inspection of the Nation's power for peace, itwas announced today by Col. WilliamL. Rey-.: nolds, Armed Forces Day project officer, Gates at the Northern California Strategic Air Command installation will open at 9 a.m. and close at 4 p.m. The seven hour schedule of events will be highlighted by jet bomber, tanker and fighter aircraft and an increase in missile displays over last year's program. THE GOLD BUG 1 1¥2" SURFACE SUCTION DREDGE Combined With 4" UNDERWATER SUCTION DREDGE +++44444 Dependable For The Professional Miner! Ideal For The Week-end Prospector! ‘WEIGHS 95 POUNDS COMPLETE Air demonstrations w il] begin at 10;15 with a water boost takeoff of the giant eight-engine B-52 Stratofortress and KC-135 Stratotanker, two “big sticks” in the SAC inventory. The aircraft, — manned by aircrews of the 4126th Strategic Wing at Beale, will land and brake to a stop with the use of a parachute in the aft section of the aircraft. Other scheduled flybys will be made by the lightning fast F-101 Voodoo, F-102 Delta Dagger, F-104 Starfighter and. the F-106 Delta Dart, supersonic fighters of the Air Defense Command, Running commentaries on the demonstrations will he aired over the public address system by pilots. A mock atomic blast will be detonated by explosive ordnance team members from Beale's 63rd Munitions Maintenance Squadron. Aircraft and equipment exhibits representing the Army, Navy andthe Air Force's Strategic AirCommand, Air Defense Gommand and Military Air Transport Service are scheduled for display. Exhibits include a full size Titan missile nose cone, Titan missile model, Polaris missile model, and a model of anuclearpowered submarine. Programmed demonstrations are scheduled on judo, combat defense, sentry dogs, first aid, ground control of aircraft, marksmanship and fire fighting techniques by Beale's fire department and Forestry Service. Special bus tours to other points of interest on the base will leave from the flightline_ every 15 minutes between 10 a.m. and 3:45 p.m. Concert music will be provided by the Marysville and Yuba City High School bands. EVENTS SCHEDULE 9:45 a. m.--Marysville 10:25a.m. --KC-135 Tanker takeoff with water injection 10:45 a.m.--Combat D efense and Sentry dog demonstration, 11:15'a, m. -Forestry Service demonstration 12:00 noon -First Air Demonstration 12:00 noon -Yuba City High School band concert 12:20 p.m. -Judo deStration en Sots Sateli Oiih PART OF THE EAGER EATERS..Some of the made last Sundays dinner in Rough and Ready a success are seated (L-R), H. H. Hyatt, Mrs. Hyatt, Marilyn Maish, Dale Koster, standing, Sandra Brown, Maude Calvert, Bob Miller, Mel Hendrick, Sandy Carson, Ruth Thomas, Theresa Thomas, Carolyn Maish, Marty Hoyt, Harold Ennor, Jim Howard, seated, Walter Struckman, Mrs. Struckman and Fred Brahns. Ae i arte dinners and volunteer.workers who NUGGET Photo by Prentiss Studio INSURANCE ROM CURNOW HALLS INSURANCE 316 Broad St. ‘Dial 265-4586 fense and Sentry dog demon2:45 p.m. --GCA demonmonstration 2:20 p.m.--Yuba City High School band concert and close formation High School Band Concert gration stration 3:40 p. m.--F-102 take-off 10:45 -bomber takeoff 1:45--Style Show 3:00 p.m.--Judo demonand pe formation . with water injection 2:00 p.m. --First Aid destration 3:50 p m, --F-104 take-off 1 2/ 2 ROMEX ee 250 ro i l S 3:05 p.m. --KC-135 landwines te ing and taxi and close formation 4:00 p. m.--F-106 take-off . and close formation $795 acuminum SCREEN DOORS ‘11% Complete with latch, kick plate, push bar & automatic close: A to Z suppty 123E. MainSt., Grass Valley :Ph 273-6608 127 Broad St., Nevada City :Ph 265-4296 SCOHOOHOHSHHOHEHOSHOHSOCOHHOLHOHCOOCOO OOOO OEOE »-¥2:50 p.m. --Marksmanfe) N. D. THOMAS ship demonstration : ttt tet 1:15 p.m. --Quick Draw pal Ae £ be Mtr. Box 258, Nevada City, Calif. Phone 265-4164 J demonstration @ ® 1:30 p.m. --Combat Dee e @ re @® PSs es es eee SS ee s ; CUT OUT i . i @ a e © Official Entry Blank For 1 : i y a O e G.O. Hutchins, Mgr. e a © e e e BIKE PARADE & CONTEST! FOR BEST.DECORATED BICYCLE » woonSUNDAY JUNE 11, NEVADA CITY.» uo» AGE Parents Signature Assemble 12 Noon—Broad and Cottage PARADE WILL START PROMPTLY AT 12:30 . CUT OUT 2G GE ee ee ee ee ee ee es ee DROP THIS ENTRY BLANK AT ANY OF THE FOLLOWING STORES: Prentiss Portrait Broad St., N.C. he WHAT DOES $190 MILLION feel like? State Treasurer BertA. Betts (above right) knows as he accepts check for the largest single sale of State bonds in California's history from Earl Lee Kelly, representative of Bank of America, which headed the syndicate buying the bonds along with Bankers Trust Company, New York. Kelly handed Betts the check inside the giant vault at the State Capitol inSacramento before Bank of America took delivery of the bonds -$140, THE CALL DIRECTOR, one of the most recent ' tdephone systems developed for the business customer, has just been installed in the Grass Valley business office. Pictured above is Deanna Hoffman, business office representative andBill Bishop, PBX installer. Bill is making the final test on the Call Director installed on Deanna's desk. The new set, which is a combined unit, includes the dial and 18 buttons. This easily serves the 6 lines and 9 telephones in the business office, and gives plenty of room for future growth. It also includes the hold feature, the intercom line, and dial selective signalling. This enables the answering party tohold an incoming call onthe line. She can then call outside for additional information for a customer. By using the intercom line she can also dial the extension number of any other telephone in the office and talk to the other employee or transfer the call to the other party. For further information on this new telephone equipment, call or come into the local business office at 149 S. Auburn Street , Grass Valley. 000,000 in Veterans bonds and $50,000, 000 inState construction bonds. The bulk of them were picked up Thursday. The Union, Pine & Broad, N.C.* Alpha Stores (Grass Valley and Nevada City) Nevada County Nugget, Ott's Assay Office eke * A “rock factory” in which man, not Mother Nature runs things, has recently gone into operation. It belongs to Western Electric, the manufacturing branch of the Bell System, and the rocks produced are quartz crystals. Thin slices of quartz crystal are used in several types of telephone equipment. While there’s lots of natural quartz in the world, big crystals that can be sliced’ are scarce and expensive. : «To get around this, Western Electric is w” large crystals from inexpensive pieces of quartz. The man-made crystals (above) cost a lot less than large, natural ones. And because they are more evenly shaped, twice as many usable slices can be cut from them. : my ‘ies Compact, custom or import —TIMEPLAN makes it easy for you to own the car of your choice. There’s no red tape, no delay. Your dealer handles all details. Or, if you prefer, you can go directly to your neighborhood Bank of America branch. TMEPLAN AUTO FINANCING is just one of themany banking services available to you at Bank of America. BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION uae a unique process to “ small, q

Page 2...Wednesday, May 17, 1961, NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET ‘BEALE AFB OPENS HOUSE FOR ARMED FORCE DAY Armed Forces Day Open House observances at Beale Air Force Base Saturday will include continuous air and ground demonstrations for the public's annual inspection of the Nation's power for peace, itwas announced today by Col. WilliamL. Rey-.: nolds, Armed Forces Day project officer, Gates at the Northern California Strategic Air Command installation will open at 9 a.m. and close at 4 p.m. The seven hour schedule of events will be highlighted by jet bomber, tanker and fighter aircraft and an increase in missile displays over last year's program. THE GOLD BUG 1 1¥2" SURFACE SUCTION DREDGE Combined With 4" UNDERWATER SUCTION DREDGE +++44444 Dependable For The Professional Miner! Ideal For The Week-end Prospector! ‘WEIGHS 95 POUNDS COMPLETE Air demonstrations w il] begin at 10;15 with a water boost takeoff of the giant eight-engine B-52 Stratofortress and KC-135 Stratotanker, two “big sticks” in the SAC inventory. The aircraft, — manned by aircrews of the 4126th Strategic Wing at Beale, will land and brake to a stop with the use of a parachute in the aft section of the aircraft. Other scheduled flybys will be made by the lightning fast F-101 Voodoo, F-102 Delta Dagger, F-104 Starfighter and. the F-106 Delta Dart, supersonic fighters of the Air Defense Command, Running commentaries on the demonstrations will he aired over the public address system by pilots. A mock atomic blast will be detonated by explosive ordnance team members from Beale's 63rd Munitions Maintenance Squadron. Aircraft and equipment exhibits representing the Army, Navy andthe Air Force's Strategic AirCommand, Air Defense Gommand and Military Air Transport Service are scheduled for display. Exhibits include a full size Titan missile nose cone, Titan missile model, Polaris missile model, and a model of anuclearpowered submarine. Programmed demonstrations are scheduled on judo, combat defense, sentry dogs, first aid, ground control of aircraft, marksmanship and fire fighting techniques by Beale's fire department and Forestry Service. Special bus tours to other points of interest on the base will leave from the flightline_ every 15 minutes between 10 a.m.. and 3:45 p.m. Concert music will be provided by the Marysville and Yuba City High School bands. EVENTS SCHEDULE 9:45 a. m.--Marysville 10:25a.m. --KC-135 Tanker takeoff with water injection 10:45 a.m.--Combat D efense and Sentry dog demonstration, 11:15'a, m. -Forestry Service demonstration 12:00 noon -First Air Demonstration 12:00 noon -Yuba City High School band concert 12:20 p.m. -Judo deStration en Sots Sateli Oiih PART OF THE EAGER EATERS...Some of the made last Sundays dinner in Rough and Ready a success are seated (L-R), H. H. Hyatt, Mrs. Hyatt, Marilyn Maish, Dale Koster, standing, Sandra Brown, Maude Calvert, Bob Miller, Mel Hendrick, Sandy Carson, Ruth Thomas, Theresa Thomas, Carolyn Maish, Marty Hoyt, Harold Ennor, Jim Howard, seated, Walter Struckman, Mrs. Struckman and Fred Brahns. Ae i arte dinners and volunteer.workers who NUGGET Photo by Prentiss Studio INSURANCE ROM CURNOW HALLS INSURANCE 316 Broad St. ‘Dial 265-4586 fense and Sentry dog demon2:45 p.m. --GCA demonmonstration 2:20 p.m.--Yuba City High School band concert and close formation High School Band Concert gration stration 3:40 p. m.--F-102 take-off 10:45 -bomber takeoff 1:45--Style Show 3:00 p.m.--Judo demonand pe formation .

with water injection 2:00 p.m. --First Aid destration 3:50 p m, --F-104 take-off 1 2/ 2 ROMEX ee 250 ro i l S 3:05 p.m. --KC-135 landwines te ing and taxi and close formation 4:00 p. m.--F-106 take-off . and close formation $795 acuminum SCREEN DOORS ‘11% Complete with latch, kick plate, push bar & automatic close: A to Z suppty 123E. MainSt., Grass Valley :Ph 273-6608 127 Broad St., Nevada City :Ph 265-4296 SCOHOOHOHSHHOHEHOSHOHSOCOHHOLHOHCOOCOO OOOO OEOE »-¥2:50 p.m. --Marksmanfe) N. D. THOMAS ship demonstration : ttt tet 1:15 p.m. --Quick Draw pal Ae £ be Mtr. Box 258, Nevada City, Calif. Phone 265-4164 J demonstration @ ® 1:30 p.m. --Combat Dee e @ re @® PSs es es eee SS ee s ; CUT OUT i . i @ a e © Official Entry Blank For 1 : i y a O e G.O. Hutchins, Mgr. e a © e e e BIKE PARADE & CONTEST! FOR BEST.DECORATED BICYCLE » woonSUNDAY JUNE 11, NEVADA CITY.» uo» AGE Parents Signature Assemble 12 Noon—Broad and Cottage PARADE WILL START PROMPTLY AT 12:30 . CUT OUT 2G GE ee ee ee ee ee ee es ee DROP THIS ENTRY BLANK AT ANY OF THE FOLLOWING STORES: Prentiss Portrait Broad St., N.C. he WHAT DOES $190 MILLION feel like? State Treasurer BertA. Betts (above right) knows as he accepts check for the largest single sale of State bonds in California's history from Earl Lee Kelly, representative of Bank of America, which headed the syndicate buying the bonds along with Bankers Trust Company, New York. Kelly handed Betts the check inside the giant vault at the State Capitol inSacramento before Bank of America took delivery of the bonds -$140, THE CALL DIRECTOR, one of the most recent ' tdephone systems developed for the business customer, has just been installed in the Grass Valley business office. Pictured above is Deanna Hoffman, business office representative andBill Bishop, PBX installer. Bill is making the final test on the Call Director installed on Deanna's desk. The new set, which is a combined unit, includes the dial and 18 buttons. This easily serves the 6 lines and 9 telephones in the business office, and gives plenty of room for future growth. It also includes the hold feature, the intercom line, and dial selective signalling. This enables the answering party tohold an incoming call onthe line. She can then call outside for additional information for a customer. By using the intercom line she can also dial the extension number of any other telephone in the office and talk to the other employee or transfer the call to the other party. For further information on this new telephone equipment, call or come into the local business office at 149 S. Auburn Street , Grass Valley. 000,000 in Veterans bonds and $50,000, 000 inState construction bonds. The bulk of them were picked up Thursday. The Union, Pine & Broad, N.C.* Alpha Stores (Grass Valley and Nevada City) Nevada County Nugget, Ott's Assay Office eke * A “rock factory” in which man, not Mother Nature runs things, has recently gone into operation. It belongs to Western Electric, the manufacturing branch of the Bell System, and the rocks produced are quartz crystals. Thin slices of quartz crystal are used in several types of telephone equipment. While there’s lots of natural quartz in the world, big crystals that can be sliced’ are scarce and expensive. : «To get around this, Western Electric is w” large crystals from inexpensive pieces of quartz. The man-made crystals (above) cost a lot less than large, natural ones. And because they are more evenly shaped, twice as many usable slices can be cut from them. : my ‘ies Compact, custom or import —TIMEPLAN makes it easy for you to own the car of your choice. There’s no red tape, no delay. Your dealer handles all details. Or, if you prefer, you can go directly to your neighborhood Bank of America branch. TMEPLAN AUTO FINANCING is just one of themany banking services available to you at Bank of America. BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION uae a unique process to “ small, q