November 29, 1961 (12 pages)

IN YOUR TIME OF NEED We offer you friendly,. sympathetic help with attention to the details that mean so much. We strive to give everyone the finest.no matter ' how much or how little they spend. CALL US DAY OR NIGHT WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL J. Paul Bergemann ( Formerly Holmes Funeral Home ) 246 Saeramento St., Nevada City Dial 265-2421 a7 af a mostly adults, are now taking night classes at the college, located near Rocklin, Fourteen classes ranging in subject from Art to Zoology will be offered on the campus Monday through Thursday evenings beginning the first week in February. An additional class, in public speaking, will be offered in Grass Valley by the college on Thursday evenings next semester, Theannouncement of classes was made this week by Frank Van Vliet, director : : serves as president of th ’ ology meeting twice a week. presiden e : ¢ 24-Hour Ambulance Service of the evening program, Aulechers ae onceaweek, . Life Science club on cam— perages 7 te se DEPENDABLE 3 eS: Except for one adult eduwith credits ranging fromtwo . Pus. The lifescience group, i manded te: an nddialons i its ranging 870 thousand acres, SHEET METAL ito-four units, with a membership of more 1 cash WORK * Van Vliet announced that . than 50 students, is perhaps we . AERO 0 = CHRIS enrollment in classes would . the most active club on cambabi 2 pose sat It is 1933 — 1961 OF HILLS FLAT be held at the college Jan, . Pus. oor. , ELECTRIC SHAVERS MEN'S and WOMEN'S Remington. Shick.Sunbeam S499 ana up COMPLETE LINE of G.E. A GOOD ASSORTMENT . oF ELECTRIC . zoology. Tuesday classes will include real estate principles, law enforcement and Short Story Introduction. Wednesday classes will be business machines, U.S, history and government, zoology, and business (supervision of personnel), Thursday classes will be landscaping (agriculture 34), public speaking and law enforcement (criminal procedures). All classes will begin at 7 p.m., with the courses in business machines and zo30, 31st and Feb, 1st, Classes will begin Feb. 5, Additional classes will be offered if demand warrants it, Van Vliet added. competition on 435 acres. To promote faster growth and better tree form, weeding and thinning were done on 15,000 acres and the best crop trees were pruned on 21,400 acres. One goal of the Forest Serviceisto step up reforestation in California in order torestock 950 thousand acres of deforested National Forest lands by 1972, This work needs to be done along with reforesting fire areas as they occur and cutting areas as they are logged. Other timRegional Forester Charles A, Connaughton stated that 1961 was a record planting year but that an even bigger .effort isneeded, Trees planted were grown at U.S, For est Service nurseries located at Mt. Shastaand Placerville. Other reforestation and Hillier Heads Club ROCKLIN --Mel Hillier, Grass Valley student and president of the Sierra College Sophomore class, also planned to grow 12 million Douglas fir seedlings there each year. Hillier announced this week that the club's latest activity is a planned trip to the zoo in San Francisco, with side trips to the aquarium and museum, EXPERT PRINTING Printing For Every Purpose TOOL & EQUIPMENT RENTAL BEE LIN Nevada City Hiway. . 273-4216 WELDING. HEATING..COOLING gar corn . LICENSED CONTRACTORS WATER SERVICE Phone 273-4455 ae EXCAVATING, DOZER & BACK HOE WORK Septic Tanks Trenching SAND GRAVEL FILL MATERIALSCRUSHED ROCK TOP SOIL C.E. (King) Jesswein PHONE 265-2354 WHERE & WHEN YOU George Duff Named . $30,500 In U.S. Bonds Purchased Here F . ‘ADA Y--Sales of 12,571 worth of Savings , N Duff are continuing strong Northem California, up more ROCKLI Foe 5 Northern Califthan $1 million over the Re ee ~Ida Lumber ornia during the 20th annime month last year," the m company, Auburn, was * versary year of the U, S, chairmance Of ur eis . Mam Conapeent te. eon, Pig eo re neon <—— o of person a »595, . Youth Groups _ tees to fill the unexpired "For the month of October e such as, the Future Farmers term of W, O, Francis, OPEN THURSDAY EVENING ‘ed of America, High School member who resigned Nov, e° 1 students, ete., and will "es eae tok "1 assist in arranging for » who resides at " activities in Denver. College Way, Auburn, has ex twosons at the University of th @ One block from each of California, He has been with ae the bus depots the Cal-Ida firm since 1947. Ne @ -Center of the main stores of and theaters @ -Across the street from the B BR Brown Palace hotel @ -Parking garage adjacent, ies 24-hour service mi 100 MODERN and : Sizes 12 to 20 Jos ee Values $4.95 $9.95 with TV and radio available : ‘ -95Thurs., Fri., Sat. PHONE: KEystone 4-239! FREE ESTIMATES ONLY eff . Seventeenth & Tremont Place TOWN TALK ee 265-2570 . Be Denver 2, Colorado nver ‘d Denver 2, Colorado FreePick-up And Delive $349 fo 56% ne . NEW TRUSTEE---George Duff (center) is the newest trustee of Sierra College in ne Rocklin. Duff is shown with Trustee Willard Dietrich (left) and Herbert Perry, board president. Mc NEW “ FOR THE 2 e e rs YS ™ ste gv ROOM Night Speaking Class 1961 Record Planting Year,. ®'¢¢eR 80 a }OnO~o ~o~9111 Pine Street, Nevada City wrooue S . T APERED TROUSERS” fe . $s ote o SPECIAL FAMILY DINNERS Set For Feb. In GV ys U.S. Forest Service $4.95 to $6.95 § § re WE CATER TO PRIVATE PARTIES ROCKLIN---Night classes A SAN FRANCISCO --Nearly timber standimprovement Size 29 to 40 y hag bs PL . offered at Sierra College this ©#tin.coursein "parent edu. ’ 5 599 000 trees were planjobs included direct seeding (No size 36 or 38) " 11 A.M, -10 P.M, Weekdays 9 A.M. -10 P.M, Sundays coming semester are expecsrg eiongeaan gy Pogo. ted on 14,000 acres of Naof 249 acres, rodent control P xx Seas : tional Forest land in Califon 45,000 acres of forest fall, with enrollment expecae coeege Seat year according toa report to aid natural reforestation. ~ ro — saunas £6 tee badelatoty y hi oo just compiled by the U.S, In established plantations _ 305 Broad Street, Nevada City EXPERIENCED COUNSEL same. More than 200 persons, pesos Eng ¢ 2 rypeper Forest Service, trees were released from TRANSISTOR and ve READY. hy, Hers, 4 CIRCULARS : se TABLE RADIOS 51995, “ CLOCKS “4 + #STATIONERY Dros. ** MAIL PIECES Excavating * Grading BILLS Paving HAIR DRYERS.CAN OPENERS ios 273 3100 It’s AMEE SELECTION WAFFLE IRONS.BLENDERS . NEVADA CO. PRINTING ee pact ELECTRIC ELECTRIC TOASTER OVENS . . and PUBLISHING BUILDERS & CONSUMERS peo i ATERS PERCOLATORS 212 W. Main St. LUMBER COMPANY oom E GRASS VALLEY Grass Valley, Nevada City Highway Pow 65 na op SOME ELECTRIC IRONS . . seaps auTHORITY---Stanley Halls, Nevphone 275.4500 ‘eee alge . A da City i lected pres20% of Ident cf 2ts Beaioveds Ceas Ganaag Authority at its recent organizational meetling. The Building Authority is proceeding with plans for the construction of a new county building in Truckee and a courthouse annex in Nevada City. G.E. and TOASTMASTER FRYING PANS rrom 52185 KING SIZE WITH REMOVABLE CONTROL G.E. Electric > SOME 20% off —]———_—>E~aq~RBSEEEE HEATING the nifty nine-fifty Blank +49. . PADS 54° 2 e an efs FROM and up and up -_ John L. Beitz . SHARP Att sHop SIERRA . 436 Clay St., N. C, COMPLETE STOCK of G.E. and HOOVER i JEWELER sits deaanae sik uaa dae FREIGHT LINES VACUUM CLEANERS STARTING AT 53995 Longine-Wirraauer . sgvar were knives,and . North San Juan and u , Downieville Authorized Dealer any other sharp edge tool, Ci USE OUR LAY-AWAY GIFT WRAPPING [CHARGE ACCOUNTS Nevada County Satisfaction assured Sierra City . PLAN sees WELCOME ° Reasonable prices Sierraville see DOUBLE THE AMOUNT eee Del Oto Building Dial 265-2681 FRontier 19 1-9125 a small deposit will OF TRADING STAMPS ur prices are lower Ss : a em until ON CASH PURCHASES, * the high rent pe bgt GRASS VALLEY Demar Dundas : ELECTR LAUNDRY & . HEATING AND F . PLENTY OF PARKING COOLING SERVICE oote Electrical Co. . FOOTE ORT CRANES as. bake. Counc Serving You Since 1922 (OUR DIAL ELL "TRICAL CO. 000 Furnace, Stove, Cooler 9"Alta S 519 Alta St., Grass Valley.Ph. 273-2478 ———__________— Phone 213-2478 Dial 273-7392 ia orion gl

IN YOUR TIME OF NEED We offer you friendly,. sympathetic help with attention to the details that mean so much. We strive to give everyone the finest..no matter ' how much or how little they spend. CALL US DAY OR NIGHT WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL J. Paul Bergemann ( Formerly Holmes Funeral Home ) 246 Saeramento St., Nevada City Dial 265-2421 a7 af a mostly adults, are now taking night classes at the college, located near Rocklin, Fourteen classes ranging in subject from Art to Zoology will be offered on the campus Monday through Thursday evenings beginning the first week in February. An additional class, in public speaking, will be offered in Grass Valley by the college on Thursday evenings next semester, Theannouncement of classes was made this week by Frank Van Vliet, director : : serves as president of th ’ ology meeting twice a week. presiden e : ¢ 24-Hour Ambulance Service of the evening program, Aulechers ae onceaweek, . Life Science club on cam— perages 7 te se DEPENDABLE 3 eS: Except for one adult eduwith credits ranging fromtwo . Pus. The lifescience group, i manded te: an nddialons i its ranging 870 thousand acres, SHEET METAL ito-four units, with a membership of more 1 cash WORK * Van Vliet announced that . than 50 students, is perhaps we . AERO 0 = CHRIS enrollment in classes would . the most active club on cambabi 2 pose sat It is 1933 — 1961 OF HILLS FLAT be held at the college Jan, . Pus. oor. , ELECTRIC SHAVERS MEN'S and WOMEN'S Remington. Shick.Sunbeam S499 ana up COMPLETE LINE of G.E. A GOOD ASSORTMENT . oF ELECTRIC . zoology. Tuesday classes will include real estate principles, law enforcement and Short Story Introduction. Wednesday classes will be business machines, U.S, history and government, zoology, and business (supervision of personnel), Thursday classes will be landscaping (agriculture 34), public speaking and law enforcement (criminal procedures). All classes will begin at 7 p.m., with the courses in business machines and zo30, 31st and Feb, 1st, Classes will begin Feb. 5, Additional classes will be offered if demand warrants it, Van Vliet added. competition on 435 acres. To promote faster growth and better tree form, weeding and thinning were done on 15,000 acres and the best crop trees were pruned on 21,400 acres. One goal of the Forest Serviceisto step up reforestation in California in order torestock 950 thousand acres of deforested National Forest lands by 1972, This work needs to be done along with reforesting fire areas as they occur and cutting areas as they are logged. Other timRegional Forester Charles A, Connaughton stated that 1961 was a record planting year but that an even bigger .effort isneeded, Trees planted were grown at U.S, For est Service nurseries located at Mt. Shastaand Placerville. Other reforestation and Hillier Heads Club ROCKLIN --Mel Hillier, Grass Valley student and president of the Sierra College Sophomore class, also planned to grow 12 million Douglas fir seedlings there each year. Hillier announced this week that the club's latest activity is a planned trip to the zoo in San Francisco, with side trips to the aquarium and museum, EXPERT PRINTING Printing For Every Purpose TOOL & EQUIPMENT RENTAL BEE LIN Nevada City Hiway. . 273-4216 WELDING. HEATING....COOLING gar corn . LICENSED CONTRACTORS WATER SERVICE Phone 273-4455 ae EXCAVATING, DOZER & BACK HOE WORK Septic Tanks Trenching SAND GRAVEL FILL MATERIALSCRUSHED ROCK TOP SOIL C.E. (King) Jesswein PHONE 265-2354

WHERE & WHEN YOU George Duff Named . $30,500 In U.S. Bonds Purchased Here F . ‘ADA Y--Sales of 12,571 worth of Savings , N Duff are continuing strong Northem California, up more ROCKLI Foe 5 Northern Califthan $1 million over the Re ee ~Ida Lumber ornia during the 20th annime month last year," the m company, Auburn, was * versary year of the U, S, chairmance Of ur eis . Mam Conapeent te. eon, Pig eo re neon <—— o of person a »595, . Youth Groups _ tees to fill the unexpired "For the month of October e such as, the Future Farmers term of W, O, Francis, OPEN THURSDAY EVENING ‘ed of America, High School member who resigned Nov, e° 1 students, ete., and will "es eae tok "1 assist in arranging for » who resides at " activities in Denver. College Way, Auburn, has ex twosons at the University of th @ One block from each of California, He has been with ae the bus depots the Cal-Ida firm since 1947. Ne @ -Center of the main stores of and theaters @ -Across the street from the B BR Brown Palace hotel @ -Parking garage adjacent, ies 24-hour service mi 100 MODERN and : Sizes 12 to 20 Jos ee Values $4.95 $9.95 with TV and radio available : ‘ -95Thurs., Fri., Sat. PHONE: KEystone 4-239! FREE ESTIMATES ONLY eff . Seventeenth & Tremont Place TOWN TALK ee 265-2570 . Be Denver 2, Colorado nver ‘d Denver 2, Colorado FreePick-up And Delive $349 fo 56% ne . NEW TRUSTEE---George Duff (center) is the newest trustee of Sierra College in ne Rocklin. Duff is shown with Trustee Willard Dietrich (left) and Herbert Perry, board president. Mc NEW “ FOR THE 2 e e rs YS ™ ste gv ROOM Night Speaking Class 1961 Record Planting Year,. ®'¢¢eR 80 a }OnO~o ~o~9111 Pine Street, Nevada City wrooue S . T APERED TROUSERS” fe . $s ote o SPECIAL FAMILY DINNERS Set For Feb. In GV ys U.S. Forest Service $4.95 to $6.95 § § re WE CATER TO PRIVATE PARTIES ROCKLIN---Night classes A SAN FRANCISCO --Nearly timber standimprovement Size 29 to 40 y hag bs PL . offered at Sierra College this ©#tin.coursein "parent edu. ’ 5 599 000 trees were planjobs included direct seeding (No size 36 or 38) " 11 A.M, -10 P.M, Weekdays 9 A.M. -10 P.M, Sundays coming semester are expecsrg eiongeaan gy Pogo. ted on 14,000 acres of Naof 249 acres, rodent control P xx Seas : tional Forest land in Califon 45,000 acres of forest fall, with enrollment expecae coeege Seat year according toa report to aid natural reforestation. ~ ro — saunas £6 tee badelatoty y hi oo just compiled by the U.S, In established plantations _ 305 Broad Street, Nevada City EXPERIENCED COUNSEL same. More than 200 persons, pesos Eng ¢ 2 rypeper Forest Service, trees were released from TRANSISTOR and ve READY. hy, Hers, 4 CIRCULARS : se TABLE RADIOS 51995, “ CLOCKS “4 + #STATIONERY Dros. ** MAIL PIECES Excavating * Grading BILLS Paving HAIR DRYERS.CAN OPENERS ios 273 3100 It’s AMEE SELECTION WAFFLE IRONS.BLENDERS . NEVADA CO. PRINTING ee pact ELECTRIC ELECTRIC TOASTER OVENS . . and PUBLISHING BUILDERS & CONSUMERS peo i ATERS PERCOLATORS 212 W. Main St. LUMBER COMPANY oom E GRASS VALLEY Grass Valley, Nevada City Highway Pow 65 na op SOME ELECTRIC IRONS . . seaps auTHORITY---Stanley Halls, Nevphone 275.4500 ‘eee alge . A da City i lected pres20% of Ident cf 2ts Beaioveds Ceas Ganaag Authority at its recent organizational meetling. The Building Authority is proceeding with plans for the construction of a new county building in Truckee and a courthouse annex in Nevada City. G.E. and TOASTMASTER FRYING PANS rrom 52185 KING SIZE WITH REMOVABLE CONTROL G.E. Electric > SOME 20% off —]———_—>E~aq~RBSEEEE HEATING the nifty nine-fifty Blank +49.. . PADS 54° 2 e an efs FROM and up and up -_ John L. Beitz . SHARP Att sHop SIERRA . 436 Clay St., N. C, COMPLETE STOCK of G.E. and HOOVER i JEWELER sits deaanae sik uaa dae FREIGHT LINES VACUUM CLEANERS STARTING AT 53995 Longine-Wirraauer . sgvar were knives,and . North San Juan and u , Downieville Authorized Dealer any other sharp edge tool, Ci USE OUR LAY-AWAY GIFT WRAPPING [CHARGE ACCOUNTS Nevada County Satisfaction assured Sierra City . PLAN sees WELCOME ° Reasonable prices Sierraville see DOUBLE THE AMOUNT eee Del Oto Building Dial 265-2681 FRontier 19 1-9125 a small deposit will OF TRADING STAMPS ur prices are lower Ss : a em until ON CASH PURCHASES, * the high rent pe bgt GRASS VALLEY Demar Dundas : ELECTR LAUNDRY & . HEATING AND F . PLENTY OF PARKING COOLING SERVICE oote Electrical Co. . FOOTE ORT CRANES as. bake. Counc Serving You Since 1922 (OUR DIAL ELL "TRICAL CO. 000 Furnace, Stove, Cooler 9"Alta S 519 Alta St., Grass Valley.Ph. 273-2478 ———__________— Phone 213-2478 Dial 273-7392 ia orion gl