November 29, 1961 (12 pages)

Pictures Lest We Forget by Jack Miner Many of you will remember Fred Miller, capable mining engineer, community builder and good friend, Fred lived on Auburn Street in Grass Valley with his family. The old home, near the new Medical Center and the Mother Lode Bank, stood there until recently. He was County Surveyor when D, F, Douglas, killed in the line of duty, was the Sheriff; when John Greany -was County Clerk, Frank Snell Treasurer, John Calwell Superior Judge, P, T. Riley District Attorney and Tirey L, Ford represented Nevada County in the State Senate, We see Fred Miller in his lieutenant's uniform when he volunteered to serve the Nation during the Spanish American War, The Photo was taken in 1898. Men’s, Ladies’, Children’s HOUSE SLIPPERS Every size, shape, description, & price MEN’S SHIRTS * BELTS& SUSPENDERS Ps 1140 4H Members Attend ‘Annual pacts Day z ated 140 p attended Livestock Field Day at Casper's . Garden Bar Ranch and con: sidered it a most successful jday, : Rows of hay bales were set : in front of the large barn and : the people sat in the sunshine . to listentotalks and demonstrations covering all parts of beef and sheep projects. In the morning, Bill Helphinstine, Nevada County Farm Advisor, Jerry Davis, Couaty Vo-Ag director, Terry and Kitty Meekins, Banner 4-H Club members, ‘Sandra Stortz, Penn Valley “member, and David Casper, son of the hosts and also Banner Club member, preSIERRA BYWAYS a ee, manned the barbeque pit. Walter White, from Penn Valley, started the afternoon session with a talk on groominga beef animal, He used one of David Casper's outstanding polled Hereford heifers to demonstrate on, David Casper showed how to brand, vaccinate, ear-. mark, tattoo, and castrate a calf, Then Helphinstine led the group in judging a group of beef calves and Davis used a group of five purebred Suffolk sheep belonging to David Casperto show how to judge lambs. TEARS OF JOY in the eyes of this Polish youngster show how much the CARE food package he carries was needed by his family. Poland is one of 17 countries whose neediest people will receive f ood-for peace packages delivered as gifts from Americans who send $1 per package to: CARE Food BY DEAN THOMPSON ACTIVE---A couple weeks ago we mentioned the interest of Mrs. B, K. Dunshee, Ross, Calif., in the covered A wide variety of Gift Items at BENNETTS »BOOTERY MC CLELLAN’ AFB ---Bids for surplus government property being offered for sale at Mc Clellan Air Force Base, Saco, ramento, are now. being ac= cepted, Property may be inspected from 8 a.m, to 3 p.m, daily except Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, Bid open315 Broad St., WN. C. 140 Mill St., G. V. through Dec, 13. * poLts” DOLLS y “. want a doll with eyes of brown or blue, She can be big or little—any kind will do! Just so it’s a doll, Santa, ali my own For me to love, my little girl alone.“ 3 ,, THIRSTEE BABY BARBIE KEN Costume Doll Barbie's Boy Friend JOLLY JUDY She drinks:.She wets CHATTY CATHY I can say all things CASPER The talking Ghost s .° THUMBELINA 4 al ‘She moves like a real baby eas. cies Automatically BRIKETTE The red-headed imp. BABY VICKI x SPECIAL 20” DRESS DOLL ANGEL Vinyl Head.Rooted Hairg Washable from head to toe Darling Figure SURPRISE DOLL FURNITURE All kinds. ‘ playing dolls _ lots more fun Se SCRABBLE Reduced ing will be at 9:30 a.m. Dec, 14, The sale will consist of miscellaneous items, electrical equipment and parts, photographic equipment and parts, communications equipment, radiosonde sets, teletype equipment, elecDec. Both .to make me LEAVE IT TO LINDA write in or call Electrical Parts On Surplus Sale trical wire and cable, and light units and relays, A deposit of 20 per cent of the total amount must accompany the bid, The surplus property sales office at McClellan Air Force Base is located in Bldg. P-8700, near Gate 660, 15th Stores If doll shopping is not in your line. LEE We Give S & H Nevada City Green StampsGrass Valley bridge at Bridgeport. . Mrs. : Dunshee is a woman with wide -interests, one of them the Save San Francisco Bay ; Association. The group is aimed at protecting the ‘water area of San Francisco bay from filling by developers, the promoting of boating, fishing and wildlife ; areas, encouragement for _ regional planning, and for _. the preservation of clean air andthe spectacular view. Mrs, Dunshee is also active in the support of the Pt. Reyes park project. Another local angle to this story is that Mrs. Duashee’s daughter is an officer of the Marin Ski Club which is abuilding in the higher levels (Highway 40) of Nevada County. SHRINKING,,,.Economics is a changing “science”: One of the most widely used text, books for college econ. stu‘ dents is written by Prof. Paul : A, Samuelson of MIT. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce points out the chang. ging viewpoint of Prof. Samuelson by quoting various ‘editions of his book. . First and second editions (1948 and1951)said, “If price increases could be held down to, say, less than 5 per cent per year, such a mild steady ‘inflation need not cause too greatconcern.".Third edition (1955) said, ". held down to, say, less than 3, per cent per year. ".<. Fourth edition (1958) shrank to"., say, 2 per cent per year," .Fifth edition (1961) had changed. ."Price increases that could be held down below 2 per cent are onething. But.".And on Meet the Press, March, 1961. "If.idea of prices goes up by no more than 1.5 or@ percent, I shall be very content, " HERE'S A TIP.,.from the National Automobile Club. .tohelp getthe most out of your car battery. 1. Have your dealer check your battery for charge once a month. 2. Haveyour battery generator settings corrected, if necessary to assure proper charging. 3, Add only distilled water % Per Annum PAID ON SAVINGS _ . Accounts insured to $10, 000 by an agency of the U, S. Govt. IMidvalley Savings & Loan Association 152 S, Auburn St, GRASS VALLEY Crusade, 444 Market Street, San Francisco, California, to the cells when necessary. So-called “pure” water contains many chemicals that will shorten the life of your battery. 4, Have your dealer inspect the cable connections at regular intervals. 5. Replace cables that have become corroded. 6. To prevent corrosion, keéepterminals coated with a thin covering of grease. 7. Keepthetop ofthe battery clean. 8. Get the expert advice of your dealer whenever you are thinking of replacing your battery. Nuggeteers Slate ‘Sunday Dancing GRASS VALLEY ---The Nuggeteers will meet at the Scout Lodge in Grass Valley Sunday for an evening of folk dancing to begin at 7:30 p,m, Earle and Erni Pauley of W hiting Street will act as hosts, Brita Rozynsky will hold a brief instruction period. A short business meeting will include a discussion of the Christmas party scheduled for the Gold Nugget Dec, 9, COMPLETE NEW CHRISTMAS STOCK Boxed Pillow Cases Boxed Towel Sets Luncheon Sets Boxed Kitchen Sets BED SPREADS By Bates & Morgan Jones New Fall Patterns, Designs and colors Twin & Double Sizes $7.50-$10.98-$15.95-$32.50 BATH MAT STAR BRAND NEW PATTERNS, SHOES & SLIPPERS NEW COLORS U, S, Rubber footwear for $2.49 to $5.50 , the whole family TABLE CLOTHS @ LACE CLOTHS Ivory, White, Ecru, Tan and White Sizes 60x80 72x90 72x108 $2.98 to $13.50 Berkshire Lingerie BRIEFS & PANTIES 79¢ to $1.25 SLIPS $3.95 to $5.95 GOWNS $5.00 & $5.95 BETTY BARRON APRONS Many New Styles, Novelty Fabrics Cotton and Nylon. All Sizes 98¢ to $2.98 BERKSHIRE HOSE ig Nylace, Service or Sheers Reg, or Stretch and Seamléss $1.00 to $1.65 E and W Gold Seal NASHUA BLANKETS Electric Blankets 72 x 90 Single Cont. $19.95 ee Double Cont.$24.95] ait woo: ts $16. 95 Blue, Pink, Light Green Five Leading Colors YOU MAY Use Our Lay Away Plan. aif in doubt give a gift certificate! . esr GOLDEN RULE STORE ORY GOODS, CLOTHING, READY TO WEAR FURNISIVINGS. SHOES 150 Mill St., Grass Valley ‘Dial 273-7667 ° We Give Merchants’ Blue Cash Stamps

Pictures Lest We Forget by Jack Miner Many of you will remember Fred Miller, capable mining engineer, community builder and good friend, Fred lived on Auburn Street in Grass Valley with his family. The old home, near the new Medical Center and the Mother Lode Bank, stood there until recently. He was County Surveyor when D, F, Douglas, killed in the line of duty, was the Sheriff; when John Greany -was County Clerk, Frank Snell Treasurer, John Calwell Superior Judge, P, T. Riley District Attorney and Tirey L, Ford represented Nevada County in the State Senate, We see Fred Miller in his lieutenant's uniform when he volunteered to serve the Nation during the Spanish American War, The Photo was taken in 1898. Men’s, Ladies’, Children’s HOUSE SLIPPERS Every size, shape, description, & price MEN’S SHIRTS * BELTS& SUSPENDERS Ps 1140 4H Members Attend ‘Annual pacts Day z ated 140 p attended Livestock Field Day at Casper's . Garden Bar Ranch and con: sidered it a most successful jday, : Rows of hay bales were set : in front of the large barn and : the people sat in the sunshine . to listentotalks and demonstrations covering all parts of beef and sheep projects. In the morning, Bill Helphinstine, Nevada County Farm Advisor, Jerry Davis, Couaty Vo-Ag director, Terry and Kitty Meekins, Banner 4-H Club members, ‘Sandra Stortz, Penn Valley “member, and David Casper, son of the hosts and also Banner Club member, preSIERRA BYWAYS a ee, manned the barbeque pit. Walter White, from Penn Valley, started the afternoon session with a talk on groominga beef animal, He used one of David Casper's outstanding polled Hereford heifers to demonstrate on, David Casper showed how to brand, vaccinate, ear-. mark, tattoo, and castrate a calf, Then Helphinstine led the group in judging a group of beef calves and Davis used a group of five purebred Suffolk sheep belonging to David Casperto show how to judge lambs. TEARS OF JOY in the eyes of this Polish youngster show how much the CARE food package he carries was needed by his family. Poland is one of 17 countries whose neediest people will receive f ood-for peace packages delivered as gifts from Americans who send $1 per package to: CARE Food BY DEAN THOMPSON ACTIVE---A couple weeks ago we mentioned the interest of Mrs. B, K. Dunshee, Ross, Calif., in the covered A wide variety of Gift Items at BENNETTS »BOOTERY MC CLELLAN’ AFB ---Bids for surplus government property being offered for sale at Mc Clellan Air Force Base, Saco, ramento, are now. being ac= cepted, Property may be inspected from 8 a.m, to 3 p.m, daily except Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, Bid open315 Broad St., WN. C. 140 Mill St., G. V. through Dec, 13. * poLts” DOLLS y “. want a doll with eyes of brown or blue, She can be big or little—any kind will do! Just so it’s a doll, Santa, ali my own For me to love, my little girl alone.“ 3 ,, THIRSTEE BABY BARBIE KEN Costume Doll Barbie's Boy Friend JOLLY JUDY She drinks:..She wets CHATTY CATHY I can say all things CASPER The talking Ghost s .° THUMBELINA 4 al ‘She moves like a real baby eas. cies Automatically BRIKETTE The red-headed imp. BABY VICKI x SPECIAL 20” DRESS DOLL ANGEL Vinyl Head..Rooted Hairg Washable from head to toe Darling Figure SURPRISE DOLL FURNITURE All kinds. ‘ playing dolls _ lots more fun Se SCRABBLE Reduced ing will be at 9:30 a.m. Dec, 14, The sale will consist of miscellaneous items, electrical equipment and parts, photographic equipment and parts, communications equipment, radiosonde sets, teletype equipment, elecDec. Both .to make me LEAVE IT TO LINDA write in or call Electrical Parts On Surplus Sale trical wire and cable, and light units and relays, A deposit of 20 per cent of the total amount must accompany the bid, The surplus property sales office at McClellan Air Force Base is located in Bldg. P-8700, near Gate 660, 15th Stores If doll shopping is not in your line.. LEE We Give S & H Nevada City Green StampsGrass Valley bridge at Bridgeport.. . Mrs. : Dunshee is a woman with

wide -interests, one of them the Save San Francisco Bay ; Association. The group is aimed at protecting the ‘water area of San Francisco bay from filling by developers, the promoting of boating, fishing and wildlife ; areas, encouragement for _ regional planning, and for _. the preservation of clean air andthe spectacular view.. Mrs, Dunshee is also active in the support of the Pt. Reyes park project.. Another local angle to this story is that Mrs. Duashee’s daughter is an officer of the Marin Ski Club which is abuilding in the higher levels (Highway 40) of Nevada County. SHRINKING,,,.Economics is a changing “science”: One of the most widely used text, books for college econ. stu‘ dents is written by Prof. Paul : A, Samuelson of MIT.. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce points out the chang. ging viewpoint of Prof. Samuelson by quoting various ‘editions of his book.. . First and second editions (1948 and1951)said, “If price increases could be held down to, say, less than 5 per cent per year, such a mild steady ‘inflation need not cause too greatconcern.."..Third edition (1955) said, ".. held down to, say, less than 3, per cent per year.. ".<. Fourth edition (1958) shrank to".., say, 2 per cent per year," ..Fifth edition (1961) had changed.. ."Price increases that could be held down below 2 per cent are onething. But.."..And on Meet the Press, March, 1961.. "If..idea of prices goes up by no more than 1.5 or@ percent, I shall be very content, " HERE'S A TIP.,.from the National Automobile Club. .tohelp getthe most out of your car battery.. 1. Have your dealer check your battery for charge once a month. 2. Haveyour battery generator settings corrected, if necessary to assure proper charging. 3, Add only distilled water % Per Annum PAID ON SAVINGS _ . Accounts insured to $10, 000 by an agency of the U, S. Govt. IMidvalley Savings & Loan Association 152 S, Auburn St, GRASS VALLEY Crusade, 444 Market Street, San Francisco, California, to the cells when necessary. So-called “pure” water contains many chemicals that will shorten the life of your battery. 4, Have your dealer inspect the cable connections at regular intervals. 5. Replace cables that have become corroded. 6. To prevent corrosion, keéepterminals coated with a thin covering of grease. 7. Keepthetop ofthe battery clean. 8. Get the expert advice of your dealer whenever you are thinking of replacing your battery. Nuggeteers Slate ‘Sunday Dancing GRASS VALLEY ---The Nuggeteers will meet at the Scout Lodge in Grass Valley Sunday for an evening of folk dancing to begin at 7:30 p,m, Earle and Erni Pauley of W hiting Street will act as hosts, Brita Rozynsky will hold a brief instruction period. A short business meeting will include a discussion of the Christmas party scheduled for the Gold Nugget Dec, 9, COMPLETE NEW CHRISTMAS STOCK Boxed Pillow Cases Boxed Towel Sets Luncheon Sets Boxed Kitchen Sets BED SPREADS By Bates & Morgan Jones New Fall Patterns, Designs and colors Twin & Double Sizes $7.50-$10.98-$15.95-$32.50 BATH MAT STAR BRAND NEW PATTERNS, SHOES & SLIPPERS NEW COLORS U, S, Rubber footwear for $2.49 to $5.50 , the whole family TABLE CLOTHS @ LACE CLOTHS Ivory, White, Ecru, Tan and White Sizes 60x80 72x90 72x108 $2.98 to $13.50 Berkshire Lingerie BRIEFS & PANTIES 79¢ to $1.25 SLIPS $3.95 to $5.95 GOWNS $5.00 & $5.95 BETTY BARRON APRONS Many New Styles, Novelty Fabrics Cotton and Nylon. All Sizes 98¢ to $2.98 BERKSHIRE HOSE ig Nylace, Service or Sheers Reg, or Stretch and Seamléss $1.00 to $1.65 E and W Gold Seal NASHUA BLANKETS Electric Blankets 72 x 90 Single Cont. $19.95 ee Double Cont.$24.95] ait woo: ts $16. 95 Blue, Pink, Light Green Five Leading Colors YOU MAY Use Our Lay Away Plan. aif in doubt give a gift certificate! . esr GOLDEN RULE STORE ORY GOODS, CLOTHING, READY TO WEAR FURNISIVINGS. SHOES 150 Mill St., Grass Valley ‘Dial 273-7667 ° We Give Merchants’ Blue Cash Stamps