November 7, 1962 (10 pages)

. = ie eos eae as my a aa ‘News —-Nevada. County. NUGGET. * SEEDY Preemie 7, 1962. ~-Fage 5 POLITICS 1962-1 goal $060 ee ooeeecee 1 “North San Juan <=. assx at Oa RR RE AS Aeew * 1 Lo stehameeeniieeeieiaieiieaiimmmaEe The more things change the more they are "Yippee! Hooray! deer Cristy Turnbough is the hunting season is over and my _ new president of the Mother's home every now and then. toget food, more shells and to deposit birds before the uncritical kitchen range, One of these days stop by and see the trophy head of the four pointer that Phil Phillips shot last week, he's really a beaut (the buck). Babe Pignalia reported 24 bucks validated at his place during the season, I'veheard that Louie Dudley's friends and relatives shot 15 of them, which is about par for that group. This is the time of year that Louie really lives. . he, takes his-vacation each year at the strategic time and his driveway onweekends looks like downtown Grass about 300 pounds (that may be a low estimate). This bearess is hanging in Louie's cold box now and Dickie Phillips says it gives him the heebie jeebies because a bear looks like arather short, who toes stocky built ma n out when he walks, Another fellow, Sam Ma 4 discuss the proposed unifica tion of the North Columbia, N orth San Juan, Birchville and Sweetland School Dis weekends, He and Janice and or both. Meaty Sees 8 **xFORMS iICTOR “Premier CALCULATOR our victories we are all patriots. We ought to feel tonight as Artemus Ward did when he Our present administration, upon which a tremendous portance to our future, and we cannot put this State or county that now has in hand the settlement of questions which on record in opposition to that administration are quite as important as the American-Spanish war it unless some one comes up was asking a great favor of a stranger and Ward thought he would compliment the man so he wound up by saying “My political sentiments agree with yours exactly my friend”, But saidhis friend: “How. do you know ‘they do?" whom I didn't agree”. We willvote as Americans, not as partisans, and thus prove to all the world that despite the promptings of party pride or prejudice, we are above all things in the world Americans; that we are true to our country and its flag, and willing--nay more than willing, eager to justify this war in the eyes of the world, I have an honorable a mbition to be the next DA of this County for here I was born and raised. Your interests are my interests and whatsoever I hope to bel owe to wonderful Nevada County. I was defeated for this office four years ago by a few votes for the reason that I was too young. I, of course, was not responsible for being young and if there is any complaint on that score it should be directed to my father. I have partially recovered from the disease of youth and I trust that no one will now claimI am too old to fill the office, *s1amog Aoureg Joj 010A Aut 1seo aAeY P[NOM J ‘Ol s[qe Useq prey [jt INq ‘RGRT UT 910A 01 Bunok 001 SM J “*PTUIOJITED JO 11g JY1 Jo} [eIoUay Aauioiuy welsissy SUl0d0q 01 UO ISM pur UOTISOTY SI) UT sauof eq slomog ‘sIomog *g°g Aqapeulsem yooods sty self. In the words of the immortal Lincoln we must not “swop horses while crossing a stream". The Republican . witha more centrally located one. See Monty for further Camptonville News the Nevada County Hospital and received a general tour and orientation by Mrs, Crookshanks, R.N., Director of Nurses. Some members have already done volunteer work in Sierra Hospital and will be able to work at the County Hospital as soon as they have completed their training in general bedside care given by the school nurse and or Early Egyptian wall paint ings give a complete series of pictures of all the operations of wine making. ee — =, ep CLOCKS . JEWELRY = Repairing ee . E.ial.265-4501, M. DALPEZ oe JEWELER 281% BROAD $t., “MEVADA aw ganizer ofthe club, Mrs. Fellerson. It is as yet undecided how many hours will be required for the student nurses" pins. Interesting field trips to take placethis year, such as ' tours ofBeale Air Force Base Hospital and DeWitt Hospi tal, are already being planned, eeeee From 16 Nevada Union applicants for’Student Abroad under the American Field Services program, four were chosen by the local chapter to be representatives in final competition in New York. This represents the maximum number of applications achaptercan submit. Out of hundreds of these perhaps one will be chosen from Nevada KEN ADAMS YOUR MONY MAN MORTGAGE PROTECTION HEALTH INSURANCE RETIREMENT FUNDING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS Union High School next year or next summer, Screening was done by a PERSONAL INSURANCE PLANING committee of AFS members Mutual Of New York _on an objective basis. The committee was impressed GRASS VALLEY 273-2494 ; B ws.JEWELER OMITH 218 Broad St. » Nevada Gity = eG *f _ details, This column was written a few hours befm fore the polls opened at yesterday's election. ; 1 . I voted for Dick Nixon, but trying to be a political realist I predicted that Governor By Irene Stoops Brown would be re-elected bya minimum of 150,000 votes. As this paper goes to press, W ord has been received herethat Mr. and Mrs, William Swanson have a new you readers will know whether I was right or wrong. little baby sister for Valerie. This picture of the former Vice~President The Swansons, former resi dents, recently moved to of the United States and a friend was taken after a political breakfast’ at the National Hayfork. Hotel in 1950. eeene Constance Pfiffer has left Miners. Hospital in Nevada City and is now at the new Sacramento Convalescent Hospital. We know she would appreciate cards and eee Winnie Sutter came call ing on a number of Camptonville friends on the 2nd, The Sutters were former residents, now making their home in Yuba City. eeen8 Invitations are out for the us Groves-Ness wedding to be held at the First Methodist Church in Grass Valley Nov, 10 at 7 p.m, Miss Marylin Groves, daughterof Mr, and Mrs. William Groves of Camptonville, willwed Theodore Ness Sr. of Grass Valley. The y oung couple will make their home in Grass Valley, eeene The school Halloween Party was held the afternoon of the 31st with “goodies” and prizes forcostumes. Halloween saw Ca mpton asemiie simplicity .. * HIGH CAPACITY *TWO COLOR PRINTING BERGEMANN Funeral Chapel *TOP DOLLAR VALUE Hobbyhouse Dial 273-4288 the war revenue or fired off firecrackers at the news of And Ward replied: "Because I never met a man with ees should produce enough play here. 120 W Main St. Grass Valley eae equipment. One of our pas notes from her many friends OFFICE EQUIPMENT eee responsibility rests must have a congress in sympathy with it for the next two years--two years of the greatest im tures will be the ball field or Sampson or Sleigh at Santiago down to the most the Nevada Theater, N.C. , onNov. 7, 1898. Guess We have acted, and never before in the history of our country did an act so uplift America in the eyes of all the nations as this war, ing up a team of boys from 10 to 14, Johnny Rodrigues will be coaching the group. A canvas of each boy's toy box, no offense intended, of men, but that from the brave Dewey before Manilla, humble citizen who has stayed at home and helped pay not foresee some two years since the onrushing torrent of events in the past two months. (Sound like 1962?) regular season and are gett publicans--we should also show them as Citizens we stand by the chief executive and great commander of our army and navy, no matter what his politics may be and that patriotism in A merica is not confinedto any class or clan was good politics to use the national issues at local level, Following are excerpts from the actual campaign speech made at a noisy political meeting at Mr, Chairman and Ladies and Gentlemen: It is neither my duty or desire to tear the feathers off the American eagle, if I could, in flights of flowery oratory, for during campaign times people want to stay on earth, An occasional flight among the stars may be all right, but plain A merican citizens cannot hobnob with torches burning immortal inthe midnight sky all the time, Not since 1863 have the conditions of our country been so interesting and at the same time critical, as we now findthem, The wildest dream ever born of the imagination of the most optimistic believer in our destiny could enough baseball during the NEVADA CO. PRINTING . and PUBLISHING 212 W. Main St. GRASS VALLEY phone 273-4590 of this war, for we have demonstrated to the world that as soldiers there are no Democrats, no Populists, no Re eee Some people just can't get #*BILLS and 1962, Thep, as now, a Cuban crisis had just if this speech was bellowed by George Jones or © Barnum Powers? Guess which man became DA of Nevada County. No TV or radio in those days, but how many times in the past few 1962 weeks have you heard this speech in variation? eeeee8@ *xCIRCULARS **STATIONERY ** MAIL PIECES 3 Party cannot and does not attempt to claim all the glory in office, Many in the opposition suspected crisis * timing to aid the party in power. There were local elections strictly on party lines such as the contest for District Attorney Nevada County 1898, It Nippy. Every Purpose DISTRICT ATTORNEY How great the parallel between the election in 1898 the Spanish-American War. The Republicans were daughter born to his wife Printing For Oct. 23, the club went to cee seven pound five ounce EXPERT PRINTING pital. GRASS VALLEY UNION PRINT subsided. We had freed Cuba from the Spaniards in Phelps, R.N. After on a general.tour of the hos REPUBLICAN NOMINEE Nevada City Transcript Privt. The reason for the big grin, underneath all of the foliage on Johnny Rodrigues’ face is that he isnow the father of a ed: DISTRICT ATTORNEY . E. B. POWER. . x ELECTION, TUESDAY, NOV. 8, 1898 ee ees a forthright way.and ask . STAMP AN X AFTER HIS NAME the children will move over as soon as he can finda house. We will all miss them. They don't want to move but are forced to for lack of job opportunity here. questions will be answered in made locally and the local Chapter is under rules that forbid publication of names of finalists until preliminary selection is made in New York in February. wanes ncks gles Camp and drives home Names of the finalists are Mrs, willbe chief cook in her ab will be a public hearing to other program later. ” wards, the groups were taken ing toGlenburn, a small town in Shasta County, to care for her sister, who is re The New Life Group(a here at NUHS who applied. I just hope they go on some REGULAR DEMOCRATIC —FOR— covering from surgery, next week. Fran's daughter, Nora, 9 and 16, two groups of members went to Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital to receive orienta GEO. L. JONES Fran Sylvester will be go Ibelieve the place has been not only withthe large number of applicants, but the withheld, as no selection is NOMINEE FOR eeee8 Camp now. Weekdays he stays with his parents in An taxpayer, The Pre-Med Club is a club open to all students in tion by the Director of Nurses, member, Danny Patterson was awarded a bronze medal. Don Ashley is working in an asbestos factory in Angels alarmed and overburdened Vote For One (This One.J terested in a career in any high type of student represented, field of medicine. Many interesting and valOne member stated: “It is uable experiences are gained just too bad we could not by members who do volunname all 16, for they were teer work on weekends in the good and the competition Sierra Nevadd Memorial was stiff. Grading was exHospital and the Nevada tremely close. We were County Hospital. mighty proud of the students cena also received the County Dairy Medal. A younger there will be a meeting important to everyone at the North San Juan School, It everyone, be he parent, or q Gold Star Medals and Mar eee NU ‘News On Oct. discussion group) will meet’ on Wednesday nights instead of Fridays from now on, Also aa By Greg Mott Linda Bigelow were awarded sense, — 7 County Achievement Medals, Marcena Welker and See 28 tricts. This is a meeting for buttered. ' North San Juan 4Hers didn't let their leaders down this year either. The Shady Creek Club received a Gold Seal Saturday night at the Nevada County 4H Achievement Night. Frank Milhous and Cheryl Fogarty received Bay Area, also shot a brown female bear last weekend. We don't have a choice in bear colors at all this year, Thursday night at 8 p.m. BH SS SHS et Yowet PHO Ha on whose bread is being eee88 changed from the North San Juan Methodist Church to the parsonage of the Camptonville Church, But check with Reverand Baker before driving up there. honey, of somewhere in the the same. It all depends Club of the North San Juan School, Cristy tells me that soon they will begin having speakers at the meetings. Other newly elected officers are AnnBuckbee, vice president, Helen Dow, secretary, and Grace Worley, treasurer. Valley on Christmas Eve. Just fora change, Leon Hart of Tyler Road bagged a brown female bear weighing gee ~—s_i. “By Donna ‘Milhous son is home again!" So said Emma Phillips, but she forgot the family shotgun and the newly opened quail season. Son Dick does come ee 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City call 265-2471 ville youngsters out in force for Trick or Treat. They mended, Seeee came in droves--all agesGravel Range Lodge, F. we lost count at about 70, and A.M. helda special but our neighbor swears he meeting on Saturday evencounted 96. Good thing we ing at the Masonic Temple got in an extra supply of here, with Master Leland treats this year. The evenPauly presiding, at which ing seemed to be otherwise time a Third Degree was uneventful--have heard of conferred, Preceding the no damage done--and very meeting a dinner was served few soaped windows. The by members of Pelton Chap youngsters are to be comter, O.E.S. SIERRE SPRING WATER DELIVERED IN 5 GAL. BOTTLES MODERN COOLER? T0 Choose From AUTHENTIC PENDLETON traditional with the Good Life . Here’s one for the man who gets to chuck routine and unwind a bit. Taking to the woods in a Pendleton goes way back. Today, these classic shirts are'still 100% ‘virgin wool. Resilient, machine-washable, styled for comfort. And always dyed, spun and woven in the Northwest, by people who know their wool and their Outdoors. Standard Shirt, $13.95; Sport Shirt, $12.95. WARRANTED TO BEA Laster Penpnaicr on woos eggs . ALWAYS VIRGIN WOOL . . ready to serve you day or night 128 Mill Street Se Grass Valley ce 3

. = ie eos eae as my a aa ‘News —-Nevada. County. NUGGET. * SEEDY Preemie 7, 1962.. ~-Fage 5 POLITICS 1962-1 goal $060 ee ooeeecee 1 “North San Juan <=. assx at Oa RR RE AS Aeew * 1 Lo stehameeeniieeeieiaieiieaiimmmaEe The more things change the more they are "Yippee! Hooray! deer Cristy Turnbough is the hunting season is over and my _ new president of the Mother's home every now and then.. toget food, more shells and to deposit birds before the uncritical kitchen range, One of these days stop by and see the trophy head of the four pointer that Phil Phillips shot last week, he's really a beaut (the buck). Babe Pignalia reported 24 bucks validated at his place during the season, I'veheard that Louie Dudley's friends and relatives shot 15 of them, which is about par for that group. This is the time of year that Louie really lives. . he, takes his-vacation each year at the strategic time and his driveway onweekends looks like downtown Grass about 300 pounds (that may be a low estimate). This bearess is hanging in Louie's cold box now and Dickie Phillips says it gives him the heebie jeebies because a bear looks like arather short, who toes stocky built ma n out when he walks, Another fellow, Sam Ma 4 discuss the proposed unifica tion of the North Columbia, N orth San Juan, Birchville and Sweetland School Dis weekends, He and Janice and or both. Meaty Sees 8 **xFORMS iICTOR “Premier CALCULATOR our victories we are all patriots. We ought to feel tonight as Artemus Ward did when he Our present administration, upon which a tremendous portance to our future, and we cannot put this State or county that now has in hand the settlement of questions which on record in opposition to that administration are quite as important as the American-Spanish war it unless some one comes up was asking a great favor of a stranger and Ward thought he would compliment the man so he wound up by saying “My political sentiments agree with yours exactly my friend”, But saidhis friend: “How. do you know ‘they do?" whom I didn't agree”. We willvote as Americans, not as partisans, and thus prove to all the world that despite the promptings of party pride or prejudice, we are above all things in the world Americans; that we are true to our country and its flag, and willing--nay more than willing, eager to justify this war in the eyes of the world, I have an honorable a mbition to be the next DA of this County for here I was born and raised. Your interests are my interests and whatsoever I hope to bel owe to wonderful Nevada County. I was defeated for this office four years ago by a few votes for the reason that I was too young. I, of course, was not responsible for being young and if there is any complaint on that score it should be directed to my father. I have partially recovered from the disease of youth and I trust that no one will now claimI am too old to fill the office, *s1amog Aoureg Joj 010A Aut 1seo aAeY P[NOM J ‘Ol s[qe Useq prey [jt INq ‘RGRT UT 910A 01 Bunok 001 SM J “*PTUIOJITED JO 11g JY1 Jo} [eIoUay Aauioiuy welsissy SUl0d0q 01 UO ISM pur UOTISOTY SI) UT sauof eq slomog ‘sIomog *g°g Aqapeulsem yooods sty self. In the words of the immortal Lincoln we must not “swop horses while crossing a stream". The Republican . witha more centrally located one. See Monty for further Camptonville News the Nevada County Hospital and received a general tour and orientation by Mrs, Crookshanks, R.N., Director of Nurses. Some members have already done volunteer work in Sierra Hospital and will be able to work at the County Hospital as soon as they have completed their training in general bedside care given by the school nurse and or Early Egyptian wall paint ings give a complete series of pictures of all the operations of wine making. ee — =, ep CLOCKS . JEWELRY = Repairing ee . E.ial.265-4501, M. DALPEZ oe JEWELER 281% BROAD $t., “MEVADA aw ganizer ofthe club, Mrs. Fellerson. It is as yet undecided how many hours will be required for the student nurses" pins. Interesting field trips to take placethis year, such as ' tours ofBeale Air Force Base Hospital and DeWitt Hospi tal, are already being planned, eeeee From 16 Nevada Union applicants for’Student Abroad under the American Field Services program, four were chosen by the local chapter to be representatives in final competition in New York. This represents the maximum number of applications achaptercan submit. Out of hundreds of these perhaps one will be chosen from Nevada KEN ADAMS YOUR MONY MAN MORTGAGE PROTECTION HEALTH INSURANCE RETIREMENT FUNDING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS Union High School next year or next summer, Screening was done by a PERSONAL INSURANCE PLANING committee of AFS members Mutual Of New York _on an objective basis. The committee was impressed GRASS VALLEY 273-2494 ; B ws.JEWELER OMITH 218 Broad St. » Nevada Gity = eG *f _ details, This column was written a few hours befm fore the polls opened at yesterday's election. ; 1 . I voted for Dick Nixon, but trying to be a political realist I predicted that Governor By Irene Stoops Brown would be re-elected bya minimum of 150,000 votes. As this paper goes to press, W ord has been received herethat Mr. and Mrs, William Swanson have a new you readers will know whether I was right or wrong. little baby sister for Valerie. This picture of the former Vice~President The Swansons, former resi dents, recently moved to of the United States and a friend was taken after a political breakfast’ at the National Hayfork. Hotel in 1950. eeene Constance Pfiffer has left Miners. Hospital in Nevada City and is now at the new Sacramento Convalescent Hospital. We know she would appreciate cards and eee Winnie Sutter came call ing on a number of Camptonville friends on the 2nd, The Sutters were former residents, now making their home in Yuba City. eeen8 Invitations are out for the us Groves-Ness wedding to be held at the First Methodist Church in Grass Valley Nov, 10 at 7 p.m, Miss Marylin Groves, daughterof Mr, and Mrs. William Groves of Camptonville, willwed Theodore Ness Sr. of Grass Valley. The y oung couple will make their home in Grass Valley, eeene The school Halloween Party was held the afternoon of the 31st with “goodies” and prizes forcostumes. Halloween saw Ca mpton asemiie simplicity ... * HIGH CAPACITY *TWO COLOR PRINTING BERGEMANN Funeral Chapel *TOP DOLLAR VALUE Hobbyhouse Dial 273-4288 the war revenue or fired off firecrackers at the news of And Ward replied: "Because I never met a man with ees should produce enough play here. 120 W Main St. Grass Valley eae equipment. One of our pas notes from her many friends OFFICE EQUIPMENT eee responsibility rests must have a congress in sympathy with it for the next two years--two years of the greatest im tures will be the ball field or Sampson or Sleigh at Santiago down to the most the Nevada Theater, N.C. , onNov. 7, 1898. Guess We have acted, and never before in the history of our country did an act so uplift America in the eyes of all the nations as this war, ing up a team of boys from 10 to 14, Johnny Rodrigues will be coaching the group. A canvas of each boy's toy box, no offense intended,

of men, but that from the brave Dewey before Manilla, humble citizen who has stayed at home and helped pay not foresee some two years since the onrushing torrent of events in the past two months. (Sound like 1962?) regular season and are gett publicans--we should also show them as Citizens we stand by the chief executive and great commander of our army and navy, no matter what his politics may be and that patriotism in A merica is not confinedto any class or clan was good politics to use the national issues at local level, Following are excerpts from the actual campaign speech made at a noisy political meeting at Mr, Chairman and Ladies and Gentlemen: It is neither my duty or desire to tear the feathers off the American eagle, if I could, in flights of flowery oratory, for during campaign times people want to stay on earth, An occasional flight among the stars may be all right, but plain A merican citizens cannot hobnob with torches burning immortal inthe midnight sky all the time, Not since 1863 have the conditions of our country been so interesting and at the same time critical, as we now findthem, The wildest dream ever born of the imagination of the most optimistic believer in our destiny could enough baseball during the NEVADA CO. PRINTING . and PUBLISHING 212 W. Main St. GRASS VALLEY phone 273-4590 of this war, for we have demonstrated to the world that as soldiers there are no Democrats, no Populists, no Re eee Some people just can't get #*BILLS and 1962, Thep, as now, a Cuban crisis had just if this speech was bellowed by George Jones or © Barnum Powers? Guess which man became DA of Nevada County. No TV or radio in those days, but how many times in the past few 1962 weeks have you heard this speech in variation? eeeee8@ *xCIRCULARS **STATIONERY ** MAIL PIECES 3 Party cannot and does not attempt to claim all the glory in office, Many in the opposition suspected crisis * timing to aid the party in power. There were local elections strictly on party lines such as the contest for District Attorney Nevada County 1898, It Nippy. Every Purpose DISTRICT ATTORNEY How great the parallel between the election in 1898 the Spanish-American War. The Republicans were daughter born to his wife Printing For Oct. 23, the club went to cee seven pound five ounce EXPERT PRINTING pital. GRASS VALLEY UNION PRINT subsided. We had freed Cuba from the Spaniards in Phelps, R.N. After on a general.tour of the hos REPUBLICAN NOMINEE Nevada City Transcript Privt. The reason for the big grin, underneath all of the foliage on Johnny Rodrigues’ face is that he isnow the father of a ed: DISTRICT ATTORNEY . E. B. POWER. . x ELECTION, TUESDAY, NOV. 8, 1898 ee ees a forthright way..and ask . STAMP AN X AFTER HIS NAME the children will move over as soon as he can finda house. We will all miss them. They don't want to move but are forced to for lack of job opportunity here. questions will be answered in made locally and the local Chapter is under rules that forbid publication of names of finalists until preliminary selection is made in New York in February. wanes ncks gles Camp and drives home Names of the finalists are Mrs, willbe chief cook in her ab will be a public hearing to other program later. ” wards, the groups were taken ing toGlenburn, a small town in Shasta County, to care for her sister, who is re The New Life Group(a here at NUHS who applied. I just hope they go on some REGULAR DEMOCRATIC —FOR— covering from surgery, next week. Fran's daughter, Nora, 9 and 16, two groups of members went to Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital to receive orienta GEO. L. JONES Fran Sylvester will be go Ibelieve the place has been not only withthe large number of applicants, but the withheld, as no selection is NOMINEE FOR eeee8 Camp now. Weekdays he stays with his parents in An taxpayer, The Pre-Med Club is a club open to all students in tion by the Director of Nurses, member, Danny Patterson was awarded a bronze medal. Don Ashley is working in an asbestos factory in Angels alarmed and overburdened Vote For One (This One.J terested in a career in any high type of student represented, field of medicine. Many interesting and valOne member stated: “It is uable experiences are gained just too bad we could not by members who do volunname all 16, for they were teer work on weekends in the good and the competition Sierra Nevadd Memorial was stiff. Grading was exHospital and the Nevada tremely close. We were County Hospital. mighty proud of the students cena also received the County Dairy Medal. A younger there will be a meeting important to everyone at the North San Juan School, It everyone, be he parent, or q Gold Star Medals and Mar eee NU ‘News On Oct. discussion group) will meet’ on Wednesday nights instead of Fridays from now on, Also aa By Greg Mott Linda Bigelow were awarded sense, — 7 County Achievement Medals, Marcena Welker and See 28 tricts. This is a meeting for buttered. ' North San Juan 4Hers didn't let their leaders down this year either. The Shady Creek Club received a Gold Seal Saturday night at the Nevada County 4H Achievement Night. Frank Milhous and Cheryl Fogarty received Bay Area, also shot a brown female bear last weekend. We don't have a choice in bear colors at all this year, Thursday night at 8 p.m. BH SS SHS et Yowet PHO Ha on whose bread is being eee88 changed from the North San Juan Methodist Church to the parsonage of the Camptonville Church, But check with Reverand Baker before driving up there. honey, of somewhere in the the same. It all depends Club of the North San Juan School, Cristy tells me that soon they will begin having speakers at the meetings. Other newly elected officers are AnnBuckbee, vice president, Helen Dow, secretary, and Grace Worley, treasurer. Valley on Christmas Eve. Just fora change, Leon Hart of Tyler Road bagged a brown female bear weighing gee ~—s_i. “By Donna ‘Milhous son is home again!" So said Emma Phillips, but she forgot the family shotgun and the newly opened quail season. Son Dick does come ee 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City call 265-2471 ville youngsters out in force for Trick or Treat. They mended, Seeee came in droves--all agesGravel Range Lodge, F. we lost count at about 70, and A.M. helda special but our neighbor swears he meeting on Saturday evencounted 96. Good thing we ing at the Masonic Temple got in an extra supply of here, with Master Leland treats this year. The evenPauly presiding, at which ing seemed to be otherwise time a Third Degree was uneventful--have heard of conferred, Preceding the no damage done--and very meeting a dinner was served few soaped windows. The by members of Pelton Chap youngsters are to be comter, O.E.S. SIERRE SPRING WATER DELIVERED IN 5 GAL. BOTTLES MODERN COOLER? T0 Choose From AUTHENTIC PENDLETON traditional with the Good Life . Here’s one for the man who gets to chuck routine and unwind a bit. Taking to the woods in a Pendleton goes way back. Today, these classic shirts are'still 100% ‘virgin wool. Resilient, machine-washable, styled for comfort. And always dyed, spun and woven in the Northwest, by people who know their wool and their Outdoors. Standard Shirt, $13.95; Sport Shirt, $12.95. WARRANTED TO BEA Laster Penpnaicr on woos eggs . ALWAYS VIRGIN WOOL . . ready to serve you day or night 128 Mill Street Se Grass Valley ce 3