November 30, 1960 (8 pages)

_ better. ons to sw proning at yroceedn direcld conleadows eservoir Yuba a rockchannel gated 2servoir surface eet and re feet; am and located ir, comfe arch r =6spillservoir elevad storMiltonda Tunwood ion of eplaced ind the paired; n and located com1 dam illway, ot, and er sur94 feet 0 acre im and located prised fh conchansluice ir with ion at age of icherie servoir . Can1 of a raised hanne] sluice e and Yr sur3 feet ) acre 3 and ocated comdam d gatncrete spillervoir elevastorfeet; ynduit . 194 unnel which r reVo, 2 comcated Dam it to stock, 32,000 nect” watt rein, r, a d an Park comcated o. 2 crete >bay, ouse ower 36,z ranch Nov. aoe : We have four new memH h , Bros president of our club, introfies Hoe Be pco Boo ; : . school vocational agricul. Paula Cranford are new Buy Tim ber @\. tural teacher, who showed members. : By CATHARINE MARTZ see @ KENTUCKY FLAT A skating party was planned in Marysville Nov 26 for the members of. the Kentucky Flat 4-H Club. At the November meeting Tom Rackerby gave a report on Achievement Night. Judy Pugh gave a report on the Hi 4-H skating party. David DeMartini gave a report on Kentucky Flat’s Hallowe’en — party. Tim Pratt gave a report on the 4-H livestock field day featuring. .BAKED DAILY DINNER. . Served JOHN V. and HELEN. Golden Arrow Ranch Guest Ranch and Resort Motel GOLD RUN, CALIFORNIA SMORGASBORD Every Sunday.$2.50' 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. ‘ RARE ROUND OF BEEF Regular SUNDAY DINNER. . Served from 1 p.m. -9 p.m. Reservations Not Necessary.Come As You Are Exit Freeway at Gold Run, turn right on Magra Road, “Old 40," 16 Mile West. ' Phone ALTA 5352 . Slides on caring for a 4-H py before and after lambing. The refreshment committee for the next meeting will be Ted Pratt, Lyn du Chenen and Pat Lawson. ' Tom Rackerby, Reptr. ‘ ese # @ MEADOWLARKS The Meadowlarks’ second year clothing class met ‘\Nov. 16 in Mr. and. Mrs, Ray’s home. The . leader, Mrs. Ray, helped Mary Baker. pin on the pattern and cut the material for her dress. Phyllis Ray worked on her skirt. Mary’ Baker, Reptr. s* + & -CHICAGO PARK HORNETS ; At the November meeting of the Chicago Park 4-H Club our visitors were Kenric Rolph, Jr., and Mrs. Henslee, Leaders present were Mr. and Mrs. Paul, and Ken ~—_ « HAM from 5 p.m. -9 p.m. HARTMIRE, Owners EXPERIENCED COUNSEL 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 246 Sacramento St., Neva Funeral Home ) da City Dial 265-2421 24-Hour Ambulance Service = ONLY 5 SHOPPE SOMEONE W THE TI GET Ne Sly TICKET At DECE MBER INS N LIZZIE * DRAWING TO BE HELD AT THE NEVADA CITY 7th. .2:30 P.M. . [Shop Nowe Lay-Away For Christmas NEVADA CITY GRASS VALLEY AUBURN . fine members Giza . Four of our members were present at the liveStock field day. Dave Blocke told us about the pointers -he remembered. Barbara Paul did a good job on lamb weight guessing. She won one of the shirts donated by the Purina Feed Co, Janice Paul gave a report on the dehorning and hoo: trimming, Also the types of” hay and feed Mr’ HelphinStine told us about. Ron Kolady went to-the field also; he was absent from our meeting. Barbara Paul gave her account of. Achievement Night. She received her first year stripe and pin, also one of the Food Preparation medals. Frances Mitzel~received her first year stripe and pin. Janice Paul . received her third year stripe and pin, silver star and a sheep medal. The members of our club decided to go Christmas carolling agani this year as our older citizens enjoy it very much. We are going to have to move one of our community signs. Mr. Va. lone has given us permission to put it on hs property. The cattle are using . the signs as. back scratchers at present. ; Our members had.a discussion on whether to fine members who don’t bring their hats and books to club meetings. We decided to who. don’t have their books and hats at every meeting. Janice Paul, Reptr. (For Ron Kolody) s+ * ® PEARDALE PINES Another year has passed, and Christmas party plans are in the air for Peardale Pines 4-H Club. This year’s party was discussed, and the cmomittee picked at a Nov. 14 meeting at Peardale Hall. We had an interesting talk by Doug Hamilton on Diamond Stars. He also answered questions on 4-H Club Record Books. Five demonstrations were given on different subjects. Those who took part were Carol and Kathy Wishmeyer, Charles Milhous, Bob Reberts and Mike Conley. We wish to thank those who bought candy the club is selling for the IF.Y.E. program ; Our club decided to make favors and candy for the. patients of ‘the mento. Ward’s home Monday, Nov. 21, at 5 p.m. Neil Wylie, Jr., Reptr. es * & & PENN VALLEY The regular meeting of the Penn Valley 4-H Club was called to’order Oct. 11.° Mrs. Virginia Stortz gave a report on the. council meetnig. Jim Hedge and David Blake gave a report on the livestock tour. Pam Storiz gave a report on Nevada'Achievement Night. Jerry County Hospital’s ThanksMagonigal talked about the giving. We met at Dorothy new safety project and NG DAYS TODAY HELPING HAND..Janice Little, paralysed from the ‘waist down inanautomobile accident, is handed the keys to a 1955 Buick Century hardtop by Babe Childers. the auto was paid by various service and fraternal clubs in Western Nevada County. The Vocational Rehabilitation Service Center in Vallejo equipped the car with hand controls. Rehabilitation rules precluded and outright gift of the auto. With it, Janice will be able to accept employment in SacraShown above aré James B. Ahrens of the California Department of Education; Len Gilbert, Nevada City Lions representative acting as fundraising chairman; Judge Verle Gray, Nevada City Elk's Club youth committee; and Childers, Elk's Exalted Ruler. Clubs which participated inthe drive included: Nevada City Soroptomist Club, Grass Valley Elks, Nevada City Elks Youth Committee, Nevada City Business and Professional Women, Nevada City Rainbow Girls, Nevada City Lions Club, Grass Valley Lions Club, GSW Women's Bowling League, and Smartsville Dinner Club, Joseph Milton and Mrs. Robert Paine wrre also listed as donors. Down payment for: y a pee & Sandy Stortz talked about club activities throughout the year. Pam Stortz, Reptr. * kk h WOODCHUCKERS The monthly meeting of the forestry group was held at Mr. Matson’s residence. Matson told us the requirements for the first and second year forestry group members. We saw some Slides of the burn area around Camptonville. Johnny Johnson, Reptr. sk *e ok The first meeting of Mrs. Heather’s foods group came to order. Nov. 12. The boys made pineapple upside down cake and the girls made chocolate fudge pudding. When we were through we invited our mothers and fathers to come and try the food that we made. Our hostess was Mary Anne Heather. Those present were Terry Aver, Gray Elam, Mary Anne and Alice Heather and Mr. and Mrs. Elam. Alice Heather, Reptr. es kk o* From Burn Hughes Brothers were th successful bidders of na tional forest timber sold ati oral auction in. the office of Forest Supervisor Hen: Branagh, Tahoe Nationa Forest, ‘in’ Nevada -City o Noy, 15. The offering was for ‘20,-. 485,000 board feet of mixed } ponderas and sugar piné,, white fir, Douglas fir and, incense cedar within the McBride unit of the Voleano Journ, Foresthill. A high bid of $242,99 won the sale for Hughes}: Brothers. Also participatin in the auction were Laus-4' man Lumber Company o Loomis, Speckert Lumbe THEATRE Wed ~ Sat Nov. 30 -Dec. IT STARTED IN NAPLES Clark Gable, Sophia Loren Plus . DINASAURUS Mark Ramsey ++ tee Sun Tues Dec. 4 6 FROM THE TERRACE Paul Neuman . Joanne Woodward Plus FOR LOVE OF MIKE Stu Erwin Company of Marysville, an Diamond National Corpora tion of Red Bluff. d This is the fifth of nine salvage timber. sales to be . made in the Voleano burn’ . by Tahoe Forest. The University of California has eight campuses throughout the state. FLY ANY PLACE AT ANY TIME == RENO LAKE TAHOE -'LAS VEGAS with qualified, trained, commercial. pilots in safe, well maintained aircraft. CAL NAT AIRWAYSLOMA RICA AIRPORT. * PHONE 273-6151 DECEMBER 2. the nifty nine-fifty UNTIL Visitors 18 -Tickets Given To ThoseAge And Over Years Of STORE s a ie OFFICE ACCESSORIES ~ & 725 ek Ask For Our New FREE 1961 Catalogs . Hob OFFIC GIFTS ano a 3 aK 5 jou paw worn observe the rows of assembling surgical i rgd lum PP nee yawning, sullen boys x ity: & EQUIPMENT

_ better. ons to sw proning at yroceedn direcld conleadows eservoir Yuba a rockchannel gated 2servoir surface eet and re feet; am and located ir, comfe arch r =6spillservoir elevad storMiltonda Tunwood ion of eplaced ind the paired; n and located com1 dam illway, ot, and er sur94 feet 0 acre im and located prised fh conchansluice ir with ion at age of icherie servoir . Can1 of a raised hanne] sluice e and Yr sur3 feet ) acre 3 and ocated comdam d gatncrete spillervoir elevastorfeet; ynduit . 194 unnel which r reVo, 2 comcated Dam it to stock, 32,000 nect” watt rein, r, a d an Park comcated o. 2 crete >bay, ouse ower 36,z ranch Nov. aoe : We have four new memH h , Bros president of our club, introfies Hoe Be pco Boo ; : . school vocational agricul. Paula Cranford are new Buy Tim ber @\. tural teacher, who showed members. : By CATHARINE MARTZ see @ KENTUCKY FLAT A skating party was planned in Marysville Nov 26 for the members of. the Kentucky Flat 4-H Club. At the November meeting Tom Rackerby gave a report on Achievement Night. Judy Pugh gave a report on the Hi 4-H skating party. David DeMartini gave a report on Kentucky Flat’s Hallowe’en — party. Tim Pratt gave a report on the 4-H livestock field day featuring. .BAKED DAILY DINNER. . Served JOHN V. and HELEN. Golden Arrow Ranch Guest Ranch and Resort Motel GOLD RUN, CALIFORNIA SMORGASBORD Every Sunday.$2.50' 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. ‘ RARE ROUND OF BEEF Regular SUNDAY DINNER. . Served from 1 p.m. -9 p.m. Reservations Not Necessary..Come As You Are Exit Freeway at Gold Run, turn right on Magra Road, “Old 40," 16 Mile West. ' Phone ALTA 5352 . Slides on caring for a 4-H py before and after lambing. The refreshment committee for the next meeting will be Ted Pratt, Lyn du Chenen and Pat Lawson. ' Tom Rackerby, Reptr. ‘ ese # @ MEADOWLARKS The Meadowlarks’ second year clothing class met ‘\Nov. 16 in Mr. and. Mrs, Ray’s home. The . leader, Mrs. Ray, helped Mary Baker. pin on the pattern and cut the material for her dress. Phyllis Ray worked on her skirt. Mary’ Baker, Reptr. s* + & -CHICAGO PARK HORNETS ; At the November meeting of the Chicago Park 4-H Club our visitors were Kenric Rolph, Jr., and Mrs. Henslee, Leaders present were Mr. and Mrs. Paul, and Ken ~—_ « HAM from 5 p.m. -9 p.m. HARTMIRE, Owners EXPERIENCED COUNSEL 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 246 Sacramento St., Neva Funeral Home ) da City Dial 265-2421 24-Hour Ambulance Service = ONLY 5 SHOPPE SOMEONE W THE TI GET Ne Sly TICKET At DECE MBER INS N LIZZIE * DRAWING TO BE HELD AT THE NEVADA CITY 7th. .2:30 P.M. . [Shop Nowe Lay-Away For Christmas NEVADA CITY GRASS VALLEY AUBURN . fine members Giza . Four of our members were present at the liveStock field day. Dave Blocke told us about the pointers -he remembered. Barbara Paul did a good job on lamb weight guessing. She won one of the shirts donated by the Purina Feed Co, Janice Paul gave a report on the dehorning and hoo: trimming, Also the types of” hay and feed Mr’ HelphinStine told us about. Ron Kolady went to-the field also; he was absent from our meeting. Barbara Paul gave her account of. Achievement Night. She received her first year stripe and pin, also one of the Food Preparation medals. Frances Mitzel~received her first year stripe and pin. Janice Paul . received her third year stripe and pin, silver star and a sheep medal. The members of our club decided to go Christmas carolling agani this year as

our older citizens enjoy it very much. We are going to have to move one of our community signs. Mr. Va. lone has given us permission to put it on hs property. The cattle are using . the signs as. back scratchers at present. ; Our members had.a discussion on whether to fine members who don’t bring their hats and books to club meetings. We decided to who. don’t have their books and hats at every meeting. Janice Paul, Reptr. (For Ron Kolody) s+ * ® PEARDALE PINES Another year has passed, and Christmas party plans are in the air for Peardale Pines 4-H Club. This year’s party was discussed, and the cmomittee picked at a Nov. 14 meeting at Peardale Hall. We had an interesting talk by Doug Hamilton on Diamond Stars. He also answered questions on 4-H Club Record Books. Five demonstrations were given on different subjects. Those who took part were Carol and Kathy Wishmeyer, Charles Milhous, Bob Reberts and Mike Conley. We wish to thank those who bought candy the club is selling for the IF.Y.E. program ; Our club decided to make favors and candy for the. patients of ‘the mento. Ward’s home Monday, Nov. 21, at 5 p.m. Neil Wylie, Jr., Reptr. es * & & PENN VALLEY The regular meeting of the Penn Valley 4-H Club was called to’order Oct. 11.° Mrs. Virginia Stortz gave a report on the. council meetnig. Jim Hedge and David Blake gave a report on the livestock tour. Pam Storiz gave a report on Nevada'Achievement Night. Jerry County Hospital’s ThanksMagonigal talked about the giving. We met at Dorothy new safety project and NG DAYS TODAY HELPING HAND...Janice Little, paralysed from the ‘waist down inanautomobile accident, is handed the keys to a 1955 Buick Century hardtop by Babe Childers. the auto was paid by various service and fraternal clubs in Western Nevada County. The Vocational Rehabilitation Service Center in Vallejo equipped the car with hand controls. Rehabilitation rules precluded and outright gift of the auto. With it, Janice will be able to accept employment in SacraShown above aré James B. Ahrens of the California Department of Education; Len Gilbert, Nevada City Lions representative acting as fundraising chairman; Judge Verle Gray, Nevada City Elk's Club youth committee; and Childers, Elk's Exalted Ruler. Clubs which participated inthe drive included: Nevada City Soroptomist Club, Grass Valley Elks, Nevada City Elks Youth Committee, Nevada City Business and Professional Women, Nevada City Rainbow Girls, Nevada City Lions Club, Grass Valley Lions Club, GSW Women's Bowling League, and Smartsville Dinner Club, Joseph Milton and Mrs. Robert Paine wrre also listed as donors. Down payment for: y a pee & Sandy Stortz talked about club activities throughout the year. Pam Stortz, Reptr. * kk h WOODCHUCKERS The monthly meeting of the forestry group was held at Mr. Matson’s residence. Matson told us the requirements for the first and second year forestry group members. We saw some Slides of the burn area around Camptonville. Johnny Johnson, Reptr. sk *e ok The first meeting of Mrs. Heather’s foods group came to order. Nov. 12. The boys made pineapple upside down cake and the girls made chocolate fudge pudding. When we were through we invited our mothers and fathers to come and try the food that we made. Our hostess was Mary Anne Heather. Those present were Terry Aver, Gray Elam, Mary Anne and Alice Heather and Mr. and Mrs. Elam. Alice Heather, Reptr. es kk o* From Burn Hughes Brothers were th successful bidders of na tional forest timber sold ati oral auction in. the office of Forest Supervisor Hen: Branagh, Tahoe Nationa Forest, ‘in’ Nevada -City o Noy, 15. The offering was for ‘20,-. 485,000 board feet of mixed } ponderas and sugar piné,, white fir, Douglas fir and, incense cedar within the McBride unit of the Voleano Journ, Foresthill. A high bid of $242,99 won the sale for Hughes}: Brothers. Also participatin in the auction were Laus-4' man Lumber Company o Loomis, Speckert Lumbe THEATRE Wed ~ Sat Nov. 30 -Dec. IT STARTED IN NAPLES Clark Gable, Sophia Loren Plus . DINASAURUS Mark Ramsey ++ tee Sun Tues Dec. 4 6 FROM THE TERRACE Paul Neuman . Joanne Woodward Plus FOR LOVE OF MIKE Stu Erwin Company of Marysville, an Diamond National Corpora tion of Red Bluff. d This is the fifth of nine salvage timber. sales to be . made in the Voleano burn’ . by Tahoe Forest. The University of California has eight campuses throughout the state. FLY ANY PLACE AT ANY TIME == RENO LAKE TAHOE -'LAS VEGAS with qualified, trained, commercial. pilots in safe, well maintained aircraft. CAL NAT AIRWAYSLOMA RICA AIRPORT. * PHONE 273-6151 DECEMBER 2.. the nifty nine-fifty UNTIL Visitors 18 -Tickets Given To ThoseAge And Over Years Of STORE s a ie OFFICE ACCESSORIES ~ & 725 ek Ask For Our New FREE 1961 Catalogs . Hob OFFIC GIFTS ano a 3 aK 5 jou paw worn observe the rows of assembling surgical i rgd lum PP nee yawning, sullen boys x ity: & EQUIPMENT