October 31, 1962 (12 pages)

ee : ; ONDERFUL DINI . to employ the unicameral or ook ba eae Camptonville tne toutatlagiagers TED'S 9) er ae: jam = Dinners 6 p.m, to 11 p.m. ews Hiway 49 at Bear River Bridge TUrner 5-2675 oy inka aos y Irene Stoo * Qualified Dorotha & Ted Wieers E-ELECT ASSEMBLYMAN PAUL J. oneal *Experienced * Dedicated The Tahoe Forest Service ladies held a luncheon at. The Forks in Downieville Thursday, with Mrs, Jack Wolfolk _ and Mrs, Ed, Finkel as hosttesses, Ladies attended from Truckee, Big Bend, Grass Valley, Nevada City, Camptonville, Sierraville and Downieville. Those attending were: Mrs. Lynn Horton, Mrs, John Bigley, Mrs, Ray-Utterback, Mrs. Everett Stoops and Mrs, Richard Lee, It was announced that the Wolfolks are being transferred to the Regional Office in SanFrancisco, but that they willstill be here to attend the Forest Service fall party to be held at the Nevada City Veterans Memorial Building Nov, 9. eeee8 Camptonville Womens Club will hold it's regular meeting Nov. 7 at 8 p.m, at the school auditorium with Sadie Dixon and Tivie Brown “as hostesses, eee Our daughter and son-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs, K.L, Elsworth of June Lake, paid us a Surprise overnight visit Oct. 24, and caught me in the middle of a painting spree. They hadto make a business trip to Reno, took a little more time, and come on over to get their winter's supply of walnuts. Our two big English Walnut trees produc“ a Eemanamrmmim ed a bumper crop this year-enough tosupply all our fam; ily. ses Luther Marsh, timber management assistant of the U.S. Forest Service returned home Oct, 27 aftera ten day hunting tripinthe mountains near Gunnison, Colo, He enjoyedthetrip very much but wishes he could have gone a bit earlier, before the trees had shed all their beautiful fall colors, Ssee28 CRAYON CoRWER “: HALLOWE'EN NIGHT By John Hale, Age 7 . Obenland's First Grade Bell Hill School . a : e sinned : t for heating © Cleaner © No Waste ® Economical © Convenient . Once you've known the coriventences of fuel oil you'll i never want to switch to any . other method of heating your i home! 4@ DON'T PUT OFF HAVING YOUR ae . ] TANK FILLED ee RS ‘AVOID LAST (MINUTE RUSHES WHY NOT New Dentist Set For Business GRASS VALLEY---Don L. Beglau, D.D.S., opened an -Office for the practice of general dentistry last week in Grass Valley. The office is located in the new Holiday Hills Shopping Center on Spring Hill, Dr. Beglau received his degree in dentistry this past Spring fromthe University of Loma Linda School of Dentistry. His pre-dental trainBatchelor of Arts degree in Biology. Dr. Beglau is a native of California, being born in the Bay Area. Most of his growing years, however, were spent in Santa Rosa until entry into the Army, He served a 16 month tour of dutyin Korea in the medical corps and was discharged in April, 1955, after which he began his pre-dental training. CALL TODAY Dr. Beglauis a member of the American Dental Associ-' ation, the California State Dental Association and the local dental society. Acpua Dial No rain has ever been 265-4503 knownto fallinthe 600 miles of Northern Chile, one of ‘ 273-8461 the most barren places on earth, ing was obtained at Mt. San Dr. Beglau, his wife, Antonio Jr. College in WalBarbara, and their two nut, Calif., and La Sierra daughtershave been residing College in Arlington, Calif. in Grass Valley for two from which he received the months, . SMASH THE POWER GRAB! As Advertised in AMERICA S LEADING MAGAZINES and SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS. plus RADIO ond TV ritin btor DGe II Fragrant, creamy, lanolin-rich. Never sticky. Helps keep hands soft, smooth. 7 BRITE SET sar sonar : is . cits Dtor 126 @ Holds hair right, keeps it bright and lustrous. No dulling film. . . SUPPORT Stqcniort T STOCKINGS 89c MOTH FUME CRYSTALS 9 fo, 99 48 i Fs rsd Pair 4! . less, © ALL OVER CALIFORNIA, VOTERS ARE UNITED AS NEVER BEFORE IN Ib. . : AN ALL-OUT DRIVE TO DEFEAT PROPOSITION NO. 23. THE STATE 49¢ FOOT POWDER Rexau,, 4 07. 2for .50 ; oe SENATE REAPPORTIONMENT SCHEME. i $1.04 MONACET APC Tablets, 2 for 1.05 F $1.25 COLD CREAM Cara Nome. 2 for ] 28 ; : $1.25 CLEANSING CREAM '%°79 >, 4 op. M@ California State Chamber of Commerce Te EES MTSERTIC _2for 20 2 for.1.26 $1.19 VITAMIN C sco, 100s .2 for 1.20 © $1-00 HAND CREAM cas nome .2 £61.01 $3.98 VITAMIN BT 100 mg., 10's . 2 for 3.99 75¢ MASCARA NOME Mescare 2 for 16 79¢ RUBBING ALCOHOL rexat, pisstic bottie, Pint. 2for .80 @ California County Supervisors Association ; ; and 57 County Boards of Supervisors 98c AEROSOL SHAVE CREAMS Menthoisted Giant tice sere efor .99 : : 9c RO-BALL DEODORANT with rio appear 2for .70 me Leave of Calpe Hines (and more than 200 local Chambers of Commerce) @ California Labor Federation, AFL-CIO (and hundreds of local Labor Councils) 63c MILK OF MAGNESIA rexau plain or mint, 12 oz. . 2 for 64 ‘ 49¢ KLENZO TOOTH BRUSHES st’s nyo sist 2for .50 . Teta hss $1.00 BOXED STATIONERY regular and airmail, with envelopes 2 for 101 HM More than 40 Republican County Central Committees @ State Building & Construction Trades Council M@ California Farm Bureau Federation M@ California State Grange ON NOV. 6TH, LET’S RE-ELECT GOVERNOR BROWN, WHO HAS PROVED HE KNOWS. Bde EXTENSION CORD "4 Box of 25 CASCADE . hi for. JO _{ CHRISTMAS Capps . @ California Manufacturers Association CALIFORNIA AND ITS : oo — . 7% 2 ferJor M California State Automobile Association PROBLEMS. CARES Poly Bags of Brush, Spiral, Foam, ic Rollas 13 disti ene. ‘ : ey Al ob 2 tor the Price of 1, ae Penny! ase ain, envelopes, e™: x0” @ California Wool Growers Association é 99¢ REX FILM -nos. 120, 127, 620. Panchromatic, guaranteed. ee Oe 2for .56 ous vuelta Poe dc ahaa Om 2Se . ABOUT CALIFORNIA’S PEOPLE, WORKS FOR @ Irrigation Districts Association of California 43c ADHESIVE TAPElOyds. x14" ors yes ci" Ofer 44 @ Associated Farmers of California 4$c PLASTIC BABY PANT “BiLEFOLDS PANTS i te hee 201 ‘ @ Agricultural Council of California ALL OF CALIFORNIA’S 89c RUBBER GLOVES >, “gg leapt i Joint Council of Teamsters #42 CITIZENS, AND LEADS H@ Majority and Minority Leaders of the State Senate and State Assembly 38, BALL PENS THE NATION’S N°1 STATE mF FACIAL TISSUES teat wnt, Nevada County Citizens For Brown These Groups, and Hundreds of Others Say: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilberg Mr. and Mrs. Jim Willis . Mr. and Mrs, Louis Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Heller Walker W. Reed, M.D. Neil Hennessy Mr. and Mrs. Doug Ribble Mr. and Mrs, Don Hoagland Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stevens Charles Kitts Mr. and Mrs, Sam Tracy Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vargas Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Peterson electric. Hot-cold RECRAY ELECTRIC asec eneeensragshedancaneneseneannenanes ’ BLANKET "49.99 . fetice sheen mle=1 on No. 23 SPUNTEX: fk 4 . a REXALL T00 H PASTE . £ Harold A. Berliner, Chairman 8 Fluoride or in 3-tube P; > ‘ 63¢ REXALL IK-BAN aes W. W. Bishop Mr. and Mrs, Jack Longmier He SVOLT TRAN R BATTER ree ef Mr. and Mrs. Al Blais Francis Longo H : MON oo. 3 261 Sydney Desmond Dee Mautino +H REX-RAY HAIR DRYER 3 ga pr. Gladys Dolley Mr. and Mrs. Ken Maloney © wT. Mr. and Mrs. Si Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nygard i 8 Li FRM CALIFORNIANS AGAINST PROPOSITION NO. 23 Luther A. Nichols ® Thomas .L. Pitts 9879 Santa Monica Bivd., Beverly Hills ¢ 7816 Ivanhoe Ave., La Jolla 870 Market Street, San Francisco ei

ee : ; ONDERFUL DINI . to employ the unicameral or ook ba eae Camptonville tne toutatlagiagers TED'S 9) er ae: jam = Dinners 6 p.m, to 11 p.m. ews Hiway 49 at Bear River Bridge TUrner 5-2675 oy inka aos y Irene Stoo * Qualified Dorotha & Ted Wieers E-ELECT ASSEMBLYMAN PAUL J. oneal *Experienced * Dedicated The Tahoe Forest Service ladies held a luncheon at. The Forks in Downieville Thursday, with Mrs, Jack Wolfolk _ and Mrs, Ed, Finkel as hosttesses, Ladies attended from Truckee, Big Bend, Grass Valley, Nevada City, Camptonville, Sierraville and Downieville. Those attending were: Mrs. Lynn Horton, Mrs, John Bigley, Mrs, Ray-Utterback, Mrs. Everett Stoops and Mrs, Richard Lee, It was announced that the Wolfolks are being transferred to the Regional Office in SanFrancisco, but that they willstill be here to attend the Forest Service fall party to be held at the Nevada City Veterans Memorial Building Nov, 9. eeee8 Camptonville Womens Club will hold it's regular meeting Nov. 7 at 8 p.m, at the school auditorium with Sadie Dixon and Tivie Brown “as hostesses, eee Our daughter and son-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs, K.L, Elsworth of June Lake, paid us a Surprise overnight visit Oct. 24, and caught me in the middle of a painting spree. They hadto make a business trip to Reno, took a little more time, and come on over to get their winter's supply of walnuts. Our two big English Walnut trees produc“ a Eemanamrmmim ed a bumper crop this year-enough tosupply all our fam; ily. ses Luther Marsh, timber management assistant of the U.S. Forest Service returned home Oct, 27 aftera ten day hunting tripinthe mountains near Gunnison, Colo, He enjoyedthetrip very much but wishes he could have gone a bit earlier, before the trees had shed all their beautiful fall colors, Ssee28 CRAYON CoRWER “: HALLOWE'EN NIGHT By John Hale, Age 7 . Obenland's First Grade Bell Hill School . a : e sinned : t for heating © Cleaner © No Waste ® Economical © Convenient . Once you've known the coriventences of fuel oil you'll i never want to switch to any . other method of heating your i home! 4@ DON'T PUT OFF HAVING YOUR ae . ] TANK FILLED ee RS ‘AVOID LAST (MINUTE RUSHES WHY NOT New Dentist Set For Business GRASS VALLEY---Don L. Beglau, D.D.S., opened an -Office for the practice of general dentistry last week in Grass Valley. The office is located in the new Holiday Hills Shopping Center on Spring Hill, Dr. Beglau received his degree in dentistry this past Spring fromthe University of Loma Linda School of Dentistry. His pre-dental trainBatchelor of Arts degree in Biology. Dr. Beglau is a native of California, being born in the Bay Area. Most of his growing years, however, were spent in Santa Rosa until entry into the Army, He served a 16 month tour of dutyin Korea in the medical corps and was discharged in April, 1955, after which he began his pre-dental training. CALL TODAY Dr. Beglauis a member of the American Dental Associ-' ation, the California State Dental Association and the

local dental society. Acpua Dial No rain has ever been 265-4503 knownto fallinthe 600 miles of Northern Chile, one of ‘ 273-8461 the most barren places on earth, ing was obtained at Mt. San Dr. Beglau, his wife, Antonio Jr. College in WalBarbara, and their two nut, Calif., and La Sierra daughtershave been residing College in Arlington, Calif. in Grass Valley for two from which he received the months, . SMASH THE POWER GRAB! As Advertised in AMERICA S LEADING MAGAZINES and SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS.. plus RADIO ond TV ritin btor DGe II Fragrant, creamy, lanolin-rich. Never sticky. Helps keep hands soft, smooth. 7 BRITE SET sar sonar : is . cits Dtor 126 @ Holds hair right, keeps it bright and lustrous. No dulling film. . . SUPPORT Stqcniort T STOCKINGS 89c MOTH FUME CRYSTALS 9 fo, 99 48 i Fs rsd Pair 4! . less, © ALL OVER CALIFORNIA, VOTERS ARE UNITED AS NEVER BEFORE IN Ib.. . : AN ALL-OUT DRIVE TO DEFEAT PROPOSITION NO. 23.. THE STATE 49¢ FOOT POWDER Rexau,, 4 07.. 2for .50 ; oe SENATE REAPPORTIONMENT SCHEME. i $1.04 MONACET APC Tablets, 2 for 1.05 F $1.25 COLD CREAM Cara Nome.. 2 for ] 28 ; : $1.25 CLEANSING CREAM '%°79 >, 4 op. M@ California State Chamber of Commerce Te EES MTSERTIC _2for 20 2 for.1.26 $1.19 VITAMIN C sco, 100s .2 for 1.20 © $1-00 HAND CREAM cas nome .2 £61.01 $3.98 VITAMIN BT 100 mg., 10's . 2 for 3.99 75¢ MASCARA NOME Mescare 2 for 16 79¢ RUBBING ALCOHOL rexat, pisstic bottie, Pint.. 2for .80 @ California County Supervisors Association ; ; and 57 County Boards of Supervisors 98c AEROSOL SHAVE CREAMS Menthoisted Giant tice sere efor .99 : : 9c RO-BALL DEODORANT with rio appear 2for .70 me Leave of Calpe Hines (and more than 200 local Chambers of Commerce) @ California Labor Federation, AFL-CIO (and hundreds of local Labor Councils) 63c MILK OF MAGNESIA rexau plain or mint, 12 oz. . 2 for 64 ‘ 49¢ KLENZO TOOTH BRUSHES st’s nyo sist 2for .50 . Teta hss $1.00 BOXED STATIONERY regular and airmail, with envelopes 2 for 101 HM More than 40 Republican County Central Committees @ State Building & Construction Trades Council M@ California Farm Bureau Federation M@ California State Grange ON NOV. 6TH, LET’S RE-ELECT GOVERNOR BROWN, WHO HAS PROVED HE KNOWS. Bde EXTENSION CORD "4 Box of 25 CASCADE . hi for. JO _{ CHRISTMAS Capps . @ California Manufacturers Association CALIFORNIA AND ITS : oo — . 7% 2 ferJor M California State Automobile Association PROBLEMS. CARES Poly Bags of Brush, Spiral, Foam, ic Rollas 13 disti ene. ‘ : ey Al ob 2 tor the Price of 1, ae Penny! ase ain, envelopes, e™: x0” @ California Wool Growers Association é 99¢ REX FILM -nos. 120, 127, 620. Panchromatic, guaranteed.. ee Oe 2for .56 ous vuelta Poe dc ahaa Om 2Se . ABOUT CALIFORNIA’S PEOPLE, WORKS FOR @ Irrigation Districts Association of California 43c ADHESIVE TAPElOyds. x14" ors yes ci" Ofer 44 @ Associated Farmers of California 4$c PLASTIC BABY PANT “BiLEFOLDS PANTS i te hee 201 ‘ @ Agricultural Council of California ALL OF CALIFORNIA’S 89c RUBBER GLOVES >, “gg leapt i Joint Council of Teamsters #42 CITIZENS, AND LEADS H@ Majority and Minority Leaders of the State Senate and State Assembly 38, BALL PENS THE NATION’S N°1 STATE mF FACIAL TISSUES teat wnt, Nevada County Citizens For Brown These Groups, and Hundreds of Others Say: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilberg Mr. and Mrs. Jim Willis . Mr. and Mrs, Louis Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Heller Walker W. Reed, M.D. Neil Hennessy Mr. and Mrs. Doug Ribble Mr. and Mrs, Don Hoagland Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stevens Charles Kitts Mr. and Mrs, Sam Tracy Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vargas Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Peterson electric. Hot-cold RECRAY ELECTRIC asec eneeensragshedancaneneseneannenanes ’ BLANKET "49.99 . fetice sheen mle=1 on No. 23 SPUNTEX: fk 4 . a REXALL T00 H PASTE . £ Harold A. Berliner, Chairman 8 Fluoride or in 3-tube P; > ‘ 63¢ REXALL IK-BAN aes W. W. Bishop Mr. and Mrs, Jack Longmier He SVOLT TRAN R BATTER ree ef Mr. and Mrs. Al Blais Francis Longo H : MON oo. 3 261 Sydney Desmond Dee Mautino +H REX-RAY HAIR DRYER 3 ga pr. Gladys Dolley Mr. and Mrs. Ken Maloney © wT.. Mr. and Mrs. Si Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nygard i 8 Li FRM CALIFORNIANS AGAINST PROPOSITION NO. 23 Luther A. Nichols ® Thomas .L. Pitts 9879 Santa Monica Bivd., Beverly Hills ¢ 7816 Ivanhoe Ave., La Jolla 870 Market Street, San Francisco ei