May 23, 1962 (10 pages)

a aaa ES rs ERY ee az ee Lee rae aw rs a TE THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET is theteareoon ts A May 23; 1962.2 .Page 9 9 F-TADVENTURE MOUNTAIN] CAMP AGES 8 THRU > ae FOR ANY WEEK OR DURING JULY 1 thew AUG T 18 all GEORGE BURCHAM-273-6755 ing Evenings or Write-RT. 2 BOX 2153, G.V. AWARD-WINNING UNITED NATIONS DOCUMENTARY FILM. POWER AMONG MEN’ "The most important motion picture of the decade". THURSDAY 8 P.M. Hennessy School Auditorium Admission Free Sponsored by THE CONCORD GROUP CRAYON CORNER "Community Helpers : The Policeman " Cut-paper by Patty Tamietti age 8 Mrs. Chapman,s Second Grade , Bell Hill School aA ye a ea a U ‘Dal, NUGGET NEVADA ~ COUNTY ‘THE PAPER WITH THE PICTURES’ pea. BYWAYS — BY DEAN THOMPSON COMMON DENOMINATOR..In a speech before a Lions Club district convention this weekend at Hoberg's in Lake County, Jim Sexton laid great emphasis on the need for an expanded international relations program within local Lions clubs, Sexton, of Arizona, is one of the international directors of Lions International. He praised those clubs in Northern California which are taking part in student exchanges, people-to-people letter writing programs, and several other projects to bring about better understanding between peoples of the world. While the activitieshave not been solely supported by local Lions clubs in Nevada County, residents of this area have every reason tobe proud of the part their community hastakenin projects which have international understanding as their foundation. Worthy of praise: the Nevada Union High School student body program to host 4 foreign high school student _ this coming school year..the 4H Intemational Farm Exchange Youth program which will send Felicia Schaps to Argentina this fall to live with a farm family in that country..the International Student Weekend visit to Nevada County of more than 50 students and family members from the large group of foreign students studying at the University of California, Davis. Lions clubs in this area have had a part in these programs, through club orindividual participation. So have the Rotary clubs, and numerous other organizations and individuals. We feel sure Sexton would applaud the local activities, although praise has never been asked by local groups or individuals involved in participation. We mention Sexton's talk here because we feel Nevada County isa leader in the move toward finding world understanding by first finding areas of understanding between individuals of the world. Sexton calls thjs."finding the common denominator" from which he hopes the world can progress to understanding at the level of world problems. eee eee 8 & SHORT SHOTS. . Division of Highways appraiser were out measuring the building housing the National Antique shop earlier this week. Interesting to watch them take photos to go with the measurements. Almost looked as though the photos were intended to show the area at its worst..Following graduation at high school, Greg Mott and Darrell Bates, representing Nevada City and Grass Valley American Legion posts respectively, will attend the annual Boys' State activities in Sacramento. eee e888 8 @ FOR PEANUTS?,,.Somewhere in excess of 500 pounds of peanuts have been sold by the Grass Valley Safeway in the form of “votes” for gubernatorial candidates Joseph Shell, Gov. Edmund G, Brown, and Richard Nixon during the past three weeks or so.. Monday morning the count showed Shell leading with 44, 847 peanuts, Brown second with 41,730 peanuts, Nixon a poor third at 29,752 peanuts. When this stunt first started we mentioned to a Shell Supporter thatthe "peanut poll" proved Shell backers liked to eat peanuts. Atthis point, we're not sure that the poll is more accurate than some Nixon supporters would like to admit. W hen we first heard candidate Shell as he began his campaign, there seemed little chance for the assemblyman to snare the GOP nomination from former governor ‘NLMA Special Committee Timber Fellowship Set BERKELEY ----A graduate fellowship in timber engineering was established last month in the University of California's Department of Civil Engineering through a grant from the National Lumber Manufacturers Association, The grant was announced recently by Dr. Nicholas V. Poletika, a member.of the tional Wood Promotion Program of NLMS,, the $3,000 fellowship is intended to encourage an interest in tim™ ber engineering both asa major topic for graduate study and as an attractive career field. “We also hope the fellowship will encourage greater interest intimber engineerfaculty," Dr. Poletika said, "and that it will encourage the wood industry to become on Technical Studies.and vice president of research at the Union Lumber Company, Fort Bragg, California. Established under the Naw ork of the Department of Civil Engineering. ' ing--among-the students and: better acquainted with the : Donna Barnes Elected To Post ROCKLIN-~--Carla Sepponen of Roseville has been elected by fellow coeds at Sierra College as president of the college Associated W omen Students group for the fall semester 1962. The blond freshman defeated another freshman coed, Pat Quigley of Auburn, for the office in the only contested battle. Elec_ ted to other positions were + Donna Barnes of Grass Valley, vice president; Susan Anderson of Loomis, secretary; and treasurer Donna Murch of Lincoln. IEH MEANS 12 YEAR MORTGAGES ANYWHERE Re-elect CHARLES R. KITTS (Incumbent) Nevada County ASSESSOR Tuesday, June 5, 1962 TRAINED.by the best FUNERAL CHAPEL 246 Sacramento St Nevada City Goodwin Knight and farmeslieutenant governor Bud Powers. They were his opponents at that time, and it appeared that Nixon would stay out of the race. When Nixon entered the battle, there appeared to be even less chance of a Shell victory. This seemed true even after Knight and Powers dropped from the race. But itbecame evident several weeks agothat the Shell campaign in Nevada County was rolling along in high gear. It was going at breakneck speed before Nixon even got his headquarters open. Isit not, therefore, possible that the "peanut poll” fairly accurate for this county? Let us assume that it is possible. Then let us remember back to the next time we saw candidate Shellin Grass Valley. He, too, reported that his campaign in this county was exceptionally well organized and proceeding at a clip faster than average throughout the rest of the state. But he also said that there were four other counties with similar organization and results--Kern, Los Angeles, Orange, and San Diego. It happens that those five counties have morethan 1.4 million of the less than 2.7 million registered Republicans in the state. While the local "peanut poll" likely is no good measure of Gov. Brown's support in this area, and while it cannot be used as proof that Shell is that strong in his party throughout those other four major counties, it w ould seem to indicate that Nixon's popularity is at a level here which could see the makings of a major upset in the GOP primary, Californians may be making national history in their primary campaign this year. teacher -experience Interest Paid Quarterly} {% ‘CURRENT ANNUAL RATE PAID ON SAVINGS Accounts insured to $10, 000 by an agency of the U, S. Coren raat, MIDVALLBY SAVINGS AND LOAN Marysville Oroville -Yuba City“ GRASS VALLEY 152 S. Auburn St, _ PIONEER VILLAGE WATCHES — &{P> = CLOCKS JEWELRY Repairing = —§ Trade At Home E. M. DALPEZ Dial 265-4501JEWELER ‘ADVERTISING NOVELTIES Call ART PHELPS.273 -7593 PRINTED FORMS and leave . message, 231% BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY TRADE IN THAT OLD KLUNKER Before this summer heat "iy THE STORE SERVICE BUILT Plenty Of Free Parking o ry puts it out of commission *Butter Keeper *Egg Rack -8 Cubic Feet *Magnetic Door ; yA *Large Across the nes Top Freezer. and other refrigerators at 214 E. Main St., Grass Valley See This dial 273-3110 o. *3T18D ‘6 CjUeMeIDKs AABAQET 89B4S 311 BD uoTQCAac St BOT POT!

a aaa ES rs ERY ee az ee Lee rae aw rs a TE THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET is theteareoon ts A May 23; 1962.2 .Page 9 9 F-TADVENTURE MOUNTAIN] CAMP AGES 8 THRU > ae FOR ANY WEEK OR DURING JULY 1 thew AUG T 18 all GEORGE BURCHAM-273-6755 ing Evenings or Write-RT. 2 BOX 2153, G.V. AWARD-WINNING UNITED NATIONS DOCUMENTARY FILM. POWER AMONG MEN’ "The most important motion picture of the decade".. THURSDAY 8 P.M. Hennessy School Auditorium Admission Free Sponsored by THE CONCORD GROUP CRAYON CORNER "Community Helpers : The Policeman " Cut-paper by Patty Tamietti age 8 Mrs. Chapman,s Second Grade , Bell Hill School aA ye a ea a U ‘Dal, NUGGET NEVADA ~ COUNTY ‘THE PAPER WITH THE PICTURES’ pea. BYWAYS — BY DEAN THOMPSON COMMON DENOMINATOR...In a speech before a Lions Club district convention this weekend at Hoberg's in Lake County, Jim Sexton laid great emphasis on the need for an expanded international relations program within local Lions clubs, Sexton, of Arizona, is one of the international directors of Lions International. He praised those clubs in Northern California which are taking part in student exchanges, people-to-people letter writing programs, and several other projects to bring about better understanding between peoples of the world. While the activitieshave not been solely supported by local Lions clubs in Nevada County, residents of this area have every reason tobe proud of the part their community hastakenin projects which have international understanding as their foundation. Worthy of praise: the Nevada Union High School student body program to host 4 foreign high school student _ this coming school year...the 4H Intemational Farm Exchange Youth program which will send Felicia Schaps to Argentina this fall to live with a farm family in that country...the International Student Weekend visit to Nevada County of more than 50 students and family members from the large group of foreign students studying at the University of California, Davis. Lions clubs in this area have had a part in these programs, through club orindividual participation. So have the Rotary clubs, and numerous other organizations and individuals. We feel sure Sexton would applaud the local activities, although praise has never been asked by local groups or individuals involved in participation. We mention Sexton's talk here because we feel Nevada County isa leader in the move toward finding world understanding by first finding areas of understanding between individuals of the world. Sexton calls thjs."finding the common denominator" from which he hopes the world can progress to understanding at the level of world problems. eee eee 8 & SHORT SHOTS. .. Division of Highways appraiser were out measuring the building housing the National Antique shop earlier this week. Interesting to watch them take photos to go with the measurements. Almost looked as though the photos were intended to show the area at its worst...Following graduation at high school, Greg Mott and Darrell Bates, representing Nevada City and Grass Valley American Legion posts respectively, will attend the annual Boys' State activities in Sacramento. eee e888 8 @ FOR PEANUTS?,,..Somewhere in excess of 500 pounds of peanuts have been sold by the Grass Valley Safeway in the form of “votes” for gubernatorial candidates Joseph Shell, Gov. Edmund G, Brown, and Richard Nixon during the past three weeks or so... Monday morning the count showed Shell leading with 44, 847 peanuts, Brown second with 41,730 peanuts, Nixon a poor third at 29,752 peanuts. When this stunt first started we mentioned to a Shell Supporter thatthe "peanut poll" proved Shell backers liked to eat peanuts. Atthis point, we're not sure that the poll is more accurate than some Nixon supporters would like to admit. W hen we first heard candidate Shell as he began his campaign, there seemed little chance for the assemblyman to snare the GOP nomination from former governor ‘NLMA Special Committee Timber Fellowship Set BERKELEY ----A graduate fellowship in timber engineering was established last month in the University of California's Department of Civil Engineering through a grant from the National Lumber Manufacturers Association, The grant was announced recently by Dr. Nicholas V. Poletika, a member.of the tional Wood Promotion Program of NLMS,, the $3,000 fellowship is intended to encourage an interest in tim™ ber engineering both asa major topic for graduate study and as an attractive career field. “We also hope the fellowship will encourage greater interest intimber engineerfaculty," Dr. Poletika said, "and that it will encourage the wood industry to become on Technical Studies.and vice president of research at the Union Lumber Company, Fort Bragg, California. Established under the Naw ork of the Department of Civil Engineering. '

ing--among-the students and: better acquainted with the : Donna Barnes Elected To Post ROCKLIN-~--Carla Sepponen of Roseville has been elected by fellow coeds at Sierra College as president of the college Associated W omen Students group for the fall semester 1962. The blond freshman defeated another freshman coed, Pat Quigley of Auburn, for the office in the only contested battle. Elec_ ted to other positions were + Donna Barnes of Grass Valley, vice president; Susan Anderson of Loomis, secretary; and treasurer Donna Murch of Lincoln. IEH MEANS 12 YEAR MORTGAGES ANYWHERE Re-elect CHARLES R. KITTS (Incumbent) Nevada County ASSESSOR Tuesday, June 5, 1962 TRAINED..by the best FUNERAL CHAPEL 246 Sacramento St Nevada City Goodwin Knight and farmeslieutenant governor Bud Powers. They were his opponents at that time, and it appeared that Nixon would stay out of the race. When Nixon entered the battle, there appeared to be even less chance of a Shell victory. This seemed true even after Knight and Powers dropped from the race. But itbecame evident several weeks agothat the Shell campaign in Nevada County was rolling along in high gear. It was going at breakneck speed before Nixon even got his headquarters open. Isit not, therefore, possible that the "peanut poll” fairly accurate for this county? Let us assume that it is possible. Then let us remember back to the next time we saw candidate Shellin Grass Valley. He, too, reported that his campaign in this county was exceptionally well organized and proceeding at a clip faster than average throughout the rest of the state. But he also said that there were four other counties with similar organization and results--Kern, Los Angeles, Orange, and San Diego. It happens that those five counties have morethan 1.4 million of the less than 2.7 million registered Republicans in the state. While the local "peanut poll" likely is no good measure of Gov. Brown's support in this area, and while it cannot be used as proof that Shell is that strong in his party throughout those other four major counties, it w ould seem to indicate that Nixon's popularity is at a level here which could see the makings of a major upset in the GOP primary, Californians may be making national history in their primary campaign this year. teacher -experience Interest Paid Quarterly} {% ‘CURRENT ANNUAL RATE PAID ON SAVINGS Accounts insured to $10, 000 by an agency of the U, S. Coren raat, MIDVALLBY SAVINGS AND LOAN Marysville Oroville -Yuba City“ GRASS VALLEY 152 S. Auburn St, _ PIONEER VILLAGE WATCHES — &{P> = CLOCKS JEWELRY Repairing = —§ Trade At Home E. M. DALPEZ Dial 265-4501JEWELER ‘ADVERTISING NOVELTIES Call ART PHELPS.273 -7593 PRINTED FORMS and leave . message, 231% BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY TRADE IN THAT OLD KLUNKER Before this summer heat "iy THE STORE SERVICE BUILT Plenty Of Free Parking o ry puts it out of commission *Butter Keeper *Egg Rack -8 Cubic Feet *Magnetic Door ; yA *Large Across the nes Top Freezer.. and other refrigerators at 214 E. Main St., Grass Valley See This dial 273-3110 o. *3T18D ‘6 CjUeMeIDKs AABAQET 89B4S 311 BD uoTQCAac St BOT POT!