October 31, 1962 (12 pages)

usileil dia, irie biJap[ons; grirkko hild ‘ina, ott, ven nin=. ura, 7er= Yas 4 MINES Tax Split NORTFEI S550 2 Ae. OF Oo. & Wii: * 4-H Members To Get Awards GRASS VALLEY---Members from 14 4-Hclubsin Nevada . County will receive their Achievement pins at the annual Achievement Night Satday in the Veterans Memorial Building; Grass Valley, at 8 p.m. Willard Rose, representing the California Bankers Association, will present the pins. Every boy and girl who completed one or more projects during the year, will receive .a pin, Elton Wilkin of Auburn will present pins from the Pacific Coast Electric Company, to every member who completed an electric project. John Ems, state 4-H Club specialist, Davis, will present medalsto girls and boys for outstanding The 1962 All Star boy and girl will be announced at the end of the program, A citizenship cerem ony for Tom Casper will be given by George Burcham. All families are invited to. attend this program, the highlight of the year's club program. GRASS VALLEY ---The Nevada Irrigation District mailed 7800 tax statements to approximately 6500 landowners within the district, representing an income of $243,665.00 in assessments at the five per cent tax rate. The total valuation is $4, 873, 300. It isrequested by the collector that all landowners please take note that ‘the derecords, Central California FEDERAL SAVINGS Federal Savings Building AUBURN. TU 5.6234 HOM LOANS for You to Guild or SPECIALS on Fine. Portraits Give The Personal Gift. A Beautiful Picture Mf no. * Of You.Or Members Of Your Family -DON'T BE TOO LATE! . linquency dates which are now in effect require that the first installment be paid before Dec. 20, andthe second before June 20. Statements are mailed in the name of the owner of record as of the first Monday of March, It isrequested that anyone receiving statePermits Still Required In County NEVADA CITY---Ranger Robert Burns, of the NevadaYuba Ranger Unit, announces that Burning Permits will be required for all types of burning outside of incorporated cities until Dec, 1. Fires must be attended at all times with sufficient tools and water to keep them under control, scott-snow studios 154 MILL ST., GRASS VALLEY NID Tax Statements Mailed To Residents ments who has sold the property to please return the statement to the Nevada Irrigation District office at144 So. Auburn Street, Grass Valley, or forward it to the new owner, This will eliminate delinquencies and penalties, and will be appreciated by the new owners. NC Holds Change cently before an adjourned sales tax money collected within the city be withheld until July 1, After explaining that the county budget was tight, and of a70 per cent split of Nevcouncilmen agreed to preing the split effective date to July 1, They informed Supervisor Ricker, however, that the new ordinance will call for an 85 per cent return of city sales tax to the city. CAROUSEIby Vee Thompson November 4 NEVADA CITY ---Supervisor’ Gene Ricker appeared re-: meeting of the Nevada City: Council and asked that city’ plans to take 80 per cent of had been figured on the basis. ada City sales tax money, pare anew ordinance chang . MUSIC---Griller Quartet with Robert Below, piano, U.C, Davis, Freeborn Hall; 8:15 p.m. COMEDY ---Victor Borge, Memorial Auditorium, SacTamento; 4:00 p.m, November 6 FILM---"Man of Aran" (1934-Irish), UC Davis, Rm. 198, Physical Sciences Bldg; 6:15 and 8:15 p,m. November 13 MUSIC---Theodore Ullmann, Pianist, U.C, Davis, Freeborn Hall; 8:15 p.m, November 15 : LECTURE---Darius Milhaud, “My Life As A Musician", UC Davis, Home Economics Auditorium; 8:15 p.m. free. MUSIC~--Phyllis Curtin, Metropolitan Soprano, Community Concert Series, season ticket holders only, High School Auditorium, Auburn; 8:15 p.m, November 16 MUSIC ---Tony Bennett, singer, Memorial Auditorium, Sacramento; 8:30 p.m. November 16, 17 DRAMA---"A Shot in the Dark", comed y-mystery by Harry Kurnitz will open series of touring Broadway plays, Sacramento Hi gh School Auditorium, Sacramento; 8:30 p.m. November 19 MUSIC---Alfred Deller and Desmond Dupre, CounterTenor and Lutist, U.C. Davis, Freeborn Hall; 8:15 p.m. en i America and at SPD, Nevada County N UGGET, e -Wedriesday, FOR SIGHT CONSERVATION. .Nevada City Lions will hold their first White Cane Day Friday toraise funds for sight conservation work in this area. A Grass Valley drive was held earlier this year. Getting the jump on Priday's campaign are Lions Joe Griggs (1 tor) and Gerry Christie, drive chairman, as they prepare to sell the first cane to Bob Gates of Yuba River Lumber Co. Lions will be stationed in front of the Bank of October 31, 1962.Page3 GRASS VALLEY---The recent heavy storm and wind resulted in many fruit and shade trees being blown over in the County reports Farm Advisor Bill Helphinstine. Many of these can be saved if steps are immediately taken to stand them up. It will be necessary to anchor the lifted trée with posts or guy wire. A piece of rubber hose should be used around the tree or cutting into the tree, (lf trees have exposed roots, broken or crackéd roots the top should be pruned in proion to the root damage. Storm Damage Assessed limb to prevent wire from, Trees that have split or severe limb breakage should be pruned as soon as possible, Broken limbs should be removed and broken areas cut away as smoothly as possible. Large cuts may be covered with a wax or a better solution would be to paint these areas with a good Bordeaux Slurry. Whitewashing of exposed areas next spring would also be advisable. Where breakage has caused one-sided trees, heavy cutting on the opposite side may be necessary, Helphinstine concludes. DONALD C. BLAKE SUPERVISOR, DISTRICT. 4 General Election. .November 6 Purchasers Hold Dinner GRASS VALLEY ---The Nevada County Members of the Governmental Purchasi ng Group of the Sacramento and Foothill Areas were hosts to the regular monthly meeting on Oct, 19, Robert L, Vance, deputy state purchasing agent, of Sacramento, was in charge of the meeting, and introduced George A, Cumming, second vice president of the’ . California State, Count y» ‘and Municipal Purchasing Agents Association, who made a special trip from San Francisco to attend this meeting. The meeting was also attended by Mrs. Florence z Dates VAN 6 STORAGE FREE ESTIMATES E @ YoU EVER MADE . 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781 THE BEST MOVE Brassil, assistant purchasing agent of Sacramento County and secretary of the Sacramento-Foothill Area group. She spoke briefly on the interest and enthusiasm shown by the members, Thirty members assembled at thehome of Clare and Melba Hughes of Lucas Lane in Grass Valley for the Hospitality Hour before proceeding to the Gold Nugget Inn PURCHASERS. Aeet, Hear Hughes forthe dinner meeting. The visitors were impressed with the Gardens at the Hughes’ home and with the beautiful fall colors surrounding our communities at this time of year. Clare Hughes, Nevada County purchasing agent, gave an interesting talk on the duties of a purchasing agent in a small county compared with those of larger .-Meet at Gold Nugget Inn Own A Home Of Your Own4 counties and state purchasing . offices along with the many ASSEM BLE IT YO Lie . humourous happenings that rr oii area part of public purchas. ing. After dinner, a "workshop" meeting was held, in which there were discussions re! garding the most satisfactory . methods of obtaining the best : supplies and services at the . lowest prices. 2 or 3 Bedroom PRE FABRICATED 1008 sq. ft. * * *100 AMP. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM * * *ALL FIXTURES, CUPBOARDS, & DOORS ARE INCLUDED for less than 55500 STOP IN TO SEE OUR FLOOR PLANS, pttlincAtiahe TE Ness eased ed A to Z SUPPLY 120 E. Main St., Grass Valley 273-6608 Main St., Grass Valley Broad’St., Nevada City oT LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Plenty of Free Parking for your shopping convenience***We give S & H Green Stamps \ J \ AE YOU DIDN’T PLAN ON THAT ACCIDENT! It can happen nevertheless. istress can multiply with the many financial burdens you have to face: hospital bills, loss of earning time and so much more. Accident insurance is the wisest precaution against the many unforseen misfortunes. ~ CURNOW HALLS INSURANCE 316 Broad St Dial 265-4586

usileil dia, irie biJap[ons; grirkko hild ‘ina, ott, ven nin=. ura, 7er= Yas 4 MINES Tax Split NORTFEI S550 2 Ae. OF Oo. & Wii: * 4-H Members To Get Awards GRASS VALLEY---Members from 14 4-Hclubsin Nevada . County will receive their Achievement pins at the annual Achievement Night Satday in the Veterans Memorial Building; Grass Valley, at 8 p.m. Willard Rose, representing the California Bankers Association, will present the pins. Every boy and girl who completed one or more projects during the year, will receive .a pin, Elton Wilkin of Auburn will present pins from the Pacific Coast Electric Company, to every member who completed an electric project. John Ems, state 4-H Club specialist, Davis, will present medalsto girls and boys for outstanding The 1962 All Star boy and girl will be announced at the end of the program, A citizenship cerem ony for Tom Casper will be given by George Burcham. All families are invited to. attend this program, the highlight of the year's club program. GRASS VALLEY ---The Nevada Irrigation District mailed 7800 tax statements to approximately 6500 landowners within the district, representing an income of $243,665.00 in assessments at the five per cent tax rate. The total valuation is $4, 873, 300. It isrequested by the collector that all landowners please take note that ‘the derecords, Central California FEDERAL SAVINGS Federal Savings Building AUBURN. TU 5.6234 HOM LOANS for You to Guild or SPECIALS on Fine. Portraits Give The Personal Gift.. A Beautiful Picture Mf no. * Of You..Or Members Of Your Family -DON'T BE TOO LATE! . linquency dates which are now in effect require that the first installment be paid before Dec. 20, andthe second before June 20. Statements are mailed in the name of the owner of record as of the first Monday of March, It isrequested that anyone receiving statePermits Still Required In County NEVADA CITY---Ranger Robert Burns, of the NevadaYuba Ranger Unit, announces that Burning Permits will be required for all types of burning outside of incorporated cities until Dec, 1. Fires must be attended at all times with sufficient tools and water to keep them under control, scott-snow studios 154 MILL ST., GRASS VALLEY NID Tax Statements Mailed To Residents ments who has sold the property to please return the statement to the Nevada Irrigation District office at144 So. Auburn Street, Grass Valley, or forward it to the new owner, This will eliminate delinquencies and penalties, and will be appreciated by the new owners. NC Holds Change cently before an adjourned sales tax money collected within the city be withheld until July 1, After explaining that the county budget was tight, and of a70 per cent split of Nevcouncilmen agreed to preing the split effective date to July 1, They informed Supervisor Ricker, however, that the new ordinance will call for an 85 per cent return of city sales tax to the city. CAROUSEIby Vee Thompson November 4 NEVADA CITY ---Supervisor’ Gene Ricker appeared re-: meeting of the Nevada City: Council and asked that city’ plans to take 80 per cent of had been figured on the basis. ada City sales tax money, pare anew ordinance chang . MUSIC---Griller Quartet with Robert Below, piano, U.C, Davis, Freeborn Hall; 8:15 p.m. COMEDY ---Victor Borge, Memorial Auditorium, SacTamento; 4:00 p.m, November 6 FILM---"Man of Aran" (1934-Irish), UC Davis, Rm. 198, Physical Sciences Bldg; 6:15 and 8:15 p,m. November 13 MUSIC---Theodore Ullmann, Pianist, U.C, Davis, Freeborn Hall; 8:15 p.m, November 15 : LECTURE---Darius Milhaud, “My Life As A Musician", UC Davis, Home Economics Auditorium; 8:15 p.m. free. MUSIC~--Phyllis Curtin, Metropolitan Soprano, Community Concert Series, season ticket holders only, High School Auditorium, Auburn; 8:15 p.m, November 16 MUSIC ---Tony Bennett, singer, Memorial Auditorium, Sacramento; 8:30 p.m. November 16, 17 DRAMA---"A Shot in the Dark", comed y-mystery by Harry Kurnitz will open series of touring Broadway plays, Sacramento Hi gh School Auditorium, Sacramento; 8:30 p.m. November 19

MUSIC---Alfred Deller and Desmond Dupre, CounterTenor and Lutist, U.C. Davis, Freeborn Hall; 8:15 p.m. en i America and at SPD, Nevada County N UGGET, e -Wedriesday, FOR SIGHT CONSERVATION. .Nevada City Lions will hold their first White Cane Day Friday toraise funds for sight conservation work in this area. A Grass Valley drive was held earlier this year. Getting the jump on Priday's campaign are Lions Joe Griggs (1 tor) and Gerry Christie, drive chairman, as they prepare to sell the first cane to Bob Gates of Yuba River Lumber Co. Lions will be stationed in front of the Bank of October 31, 1962..Page3 GRASS VALLEY---The recent heavy storm and wind resulted in many fruit and shade trees being blown over in the County reports Farm Advisor Bill Helphinstine. Many of these can be saved if steps are immediately taken to stand them up. It will be necessary to anchor the lifted trée with posts or guy wire. A piece of rubber hose should be used around the tree or cutting into the tree, (lf trees have exposed roots, broken or crackéd roots the top should be pruned in proion to the root damage. Storm Damage Assessed limb to prevent wire from, Trees that have split or severe limb breakage should be pruned as soon as possible, Broken limbs should be removed and broken areas cut away as smoothly as possible. Large cuts may be covered with a wax or a better solution would be to paint these areas with a good Bordeaux Slurry. Whitewashing of exposed areas next spring would also be advisable. Where breakage has caused one-sided trees, heavy cutting on the opposite side may be necessary, Helphinstine concludes. DONALD C. BLAKE SUPERVISOR, DISTRICT. 4 General Election. .November 6 Purchasers Hold Dinner GRASS VALLEY ---The Nevada County Members of the Governmental Purchasi ng Group of the Sacramento and Foothill Areas were hosts to the regular monthly meeting on Oct, 19, Robert L, Vance, deputy state purchasing agent, of Sacramento, was in charge of the meeting, and introduced George A, Cumming, second vice president of the’ . California State, Count y» ‘and Municipal Purchasing Agents Association, who made a special trip from San Francisco to attend this meeting. The meeting was also attended by Mrs. Florence z Dates VAN 6 STORAGE FREE ESTIMATES E @ YoU EVER MADE . 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781 THE BEST MOVE Brassil, assistant purchasing agent of Sacramento County and secretary of the Sacramento-Foothill Area group. She spoke briefly on the interest and enthusiasm shown by the members, Thirty members assembled at thehome of Clare and Melba Hughes of Lucas Lane in Grass Valley for the Hospitality Hour before proceeding to the Gold Nugget Inn PURCHASERS.. Aeet, Hear Hughes forthe dinner meeting. The visitors were impressed with the Gardens at the Hughes’ home and with the beautiful fall colors surrounding our communities at this time of year. Clare Hughes, Nevada County purchasing agent, gave an interesting talk on the duties of a purchasing agent in a small county compared with those of larger .-Meet at Gold Nugget Inn Own A Home Of Your Own4 counties and state purchasing . offices along with the many ASSEM BLE IT YO Lie . humourous happenings that rr oii area part of public purchas. ing. After dinner, a "workshop" meeting was held, in which there were discussions re! garding the most satisfactory . methods of obtaining the best : supplies and services at the . lowest prices. 2 or 3 Bedroom PRE FABRICATED 1008 sq. ft. * * *100 AMP. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM * * *ALL FIXTURES, CUPBOARDS, & DOORS ARE INCLUDED for less than 55500 STOP IN TO SEE OUR FLOOR PLANS, pttlincAtiahe TE Ness eased ed A to Z SUPPLY 120 E. Main St., Grass Valley 273-6608 Main St., Grass Valley Broad’St., Nevada City oT LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Plenty of Free Parking for your shopping convenience***We give S & H Green Stamps \ J \ AE YOU DIDN’T PLAN ON THAT ACCIDENT! It can happen nevertheless. istress can multiply with the many financial burdens you have to face: hospital bills, loss of earning time and so much more. Accident insurance is the wisest precaution against the many unforseen misfortunes. ~ CURNOW HALLS INSURANCE 316 Broad St Dial 265-4586