October 5, 1960 (10 pages)

ed NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET ” ‘Published Every Wednesday By : NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC, 432 Main St., Nevada City, Calif, Dial 265-2471 . . \ Clarice Mc Whinney. . . . . Second class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif, Adjudicated a legal newspaper of ‘general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960 Decree No. 12, 406 Three years, $7.00. Printed by Berliner & Mc Ginnis, Nevada City. I ee oe oe Publisher R. Dean Thompson. . .. . Editor-Manager on as tee! seven Circulation Manager ose eee « 5 A Rte Subscription Rates: One year, $3.00; Two years, $5.00. EDITORIAL A Job Well Done We have had it in mind for several] weeks to sound a note of praise for the Nevada County Board of Trade, the group responsible forthe county's outstanding exhibit booth at this year's state fair. In addition, the board under chairman Al Shirley should be commended for putting out one of the finest color brochures we have seen. This brochure, advertising the recreational attractions to be found here, was handed out at the fair to those interested. It was a perfect complement tothe recreational theme of the booth exhibit. (We were pleased to note that the brochure incorporated a Nevada County slogan originally suggested by this newsPaper: "Holiday Land With A Heart Of Gold.") Although the board of trade is the organization responsible for this high quality of promotion, equal praise must be given the Nevada County artists who conceived and carried out the projects: Robert Gilberg, Beverly Hackett, and Henry Roese. We understand that among fair exhibitors, Gilberg's booths are admired and often copied the next year. This year's booth, as all who, saw it will testify, was an ingenious blend of motion, light, and bright color. All told, Nevada County can be proud of its representation. TIME IS NOW JOIN THE 4-H o Now is the time for boys Alta Oaks Sunset, Mrs. and girls to join 4-H. There Ken Adams; Banner, Ken are three requirements to and Evelyn Casper; Cedar becoming a member. Ridge, Mrs. Wilmore Boom; 1. Be at least 10 years Chicago Park, Marvin and old by Jan. 1, 1961, and not Iris Paul; Forest Springs, over 21 years by the same Mrs. Bob Mickey; Kentucky date. — Flat, Phil and Johanna Per2. Have a home-owned soneni; Meadowlarks, Geo. project in either agriculture, and Evelyn Burcham; Neelecricity, forestry or home vada City, Sandy and Kay economics, Ayala; Peardale, Helen and 3. Have at least one parOrin Brown; Penn Valley, ent of the member accept Mrs. Parker Stortz; Rough a definite responsibility in and Ready, Bil] and Clara the club. Bursill; Shady Creek, Mrs. For more information call Wilbur Welker; Spring Hill, the farm advisor’s office George and Edwina Ells(273-4563) or one of the worth; Woodchuckers, Tom following club leaders. and Alice Heather. ‘Colfax, Republican candiHills Clubhouse on Folsom Lake. defeat Prop. 1, saying that “like all hastily contrived, ill conceived schemes, this one raises more questions than it answers. It is not based upon sound financial planning and it is as full of loophoes_as a cheese. The people of theg State of California are beOUT OF THE PAST.the old Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad crosses a trestle. Date and location unknown, it is known however that this is the\engine that even now is seenin operation occasion--~as it portrays a part in the TV westerns produced in Hollywood, its present home. The Mrs. Blanche Hatch, 107 Clark Street, Nevada City. photo is the property of trails and roads. Since he ‘. retired, he o jeep trails to cut Christmas trees and to take his friends to lakes and streams fishing. If there were better roads the .campers might not use so many jeeps, At Milton Dam, where many campers and hunters go every year, there is not a table or toilet or fireplace that the Forest Service built, but. there are a. few tables 5 have built. There are signs Clean and Green. * : There is a sanitary inspector in Sierra County and I asked him about conditions at Milton Dam. That JOHN F. KENNEDY . professor of English at the University of Southern California and widely known Shakespearean scholar and TV personality, today was named chairman of a statewide Educators’ Committee for Kennedy-Johnson. Roger Kent, state chairman of the Kennedy-Johnson Campaign Committee, announced Dr. Baxter’s appointment and _ expressed gratification that an eduFrank C. Baxter, famed ° Political Prospecting ing asked te buy a pig in Witions criticized was in the @ poke!” rit; ‘ Brunkér joined in calling situatidn which could be for the defeat of Prop. 1 and termed bureaucracy. urged the defeat of Prop. Outlining the overgrown 15, the Senate Reapportionsize of government, the inment scheme, as well. flexible and outdated sysBrunker stated that 99 tems and procedures, the out of 100 people could find excessive red-tape and arbisomething to criticize about ‘trary, unresponsive, rulings the operation of our state and actions of administra-; and federal governments if tive agencies, which are they—were asked and that facets of this problem, the basic cause of the conBrunker termed ureaucs Legal Notice Legal Notice great majority of cases a. rary “a vicious self-reproducing parasite, a fungus of government,” and stated that it was one of the most critical, dangerous problems we face today. was about three years ago and he said he, would get in touch with the ranger at Camptonville and they would get together. I was at Milton Dam last that ‘the campers . reading Keep the Forest . working with their animal that they would not other wise: gain. Please find enclosed . duplicate ribbon of the ani mal you puchased. Thanks again for your ex cellent participation, Henry Magonigal, Chairman Sale Com. mittee} Jerry Davis, Director Vo-Ag.; ‘Wm. N. Helphinstine, : Farm Advisor, week and there was mn change in conditions, The Ranger and Inspector must ‘of not have gotten together. Sincerely yours, ~ PETE ALLISON. cator of his stature has agreed to serve as chairman of the Educators’ Commit. tee. “Dr. Baxer’s prominence and justly-won reputation in education will add immeasurably to the KennedyJohnson campaign in California,” Kent added. W.W. BRUNKER. Weston W. Brunker of Grass Valley, Republican candidate for State Senator for the Seventh District, and Willard L. Harvey of: date for Assemblyman for the Sixth District, were guest speakers at a meeting of the Placer County Republican Assembly . held Aug. 30 at the Lake View NOTICE FOR SALE The following items of city property are offered for sale either singly, in combination or as a group. Bids will be received at the city hall up to noon 10 October 1960. The City Council reserves the tight to accept or reject any or all bids, ; 1, Qne HUBBER 7 1/2 ton roller, % speeds, 3 wheels, air control scarifier, Wakesha engine in excellent condition, roller in good condition except for final drive in left hand side where key is believed to be broken. 2. One oiler tank truck, Ford model "A", 620 gallon insulated tank, Hercules auxiliary 15 HP engine, hot or cold oil pump. 3. One BAKER push snow low, fits FWD or can be altered, 13 foot Btadehydraulic lift, with following attachments 24 cutting bits, 12 shoes and 6 control worms, H.J. RAY City Manager ‘Nevada City Published: October 5, 1960 Harvey urged voters. to swiss Fem “¥ Vo owes re Le a n>. — : at = AS = SESS “VS *. WS See! \ SSB FSS) 4 eset — ry . Wail a minute, Charity, . think . finally see & way outlll » security holders owning or hoiding 1 percent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securities are: (If there are none, 80 state. ) _ stockholder or security holder appears upon the books of the company as trustee or in any other fiduciary relation , the name of tle person or corporation for whom such trustee is acting; also the statements in the two paragraphs show the affiant's full knowledge and belief as to the circumstances and conditions under which stockholders and security holders who do not appear upon the books of the company a trustees, hold stock and securities in a capacity other than that of a bona fide owner. publication sold or distributed, through the mails or otherwise, to paid subscribers during the 12 months preceding the date shown above was: (This information isrequired by the act of June 11, 1960 to be included in all statements regardless of frequency of issue.) 1386, Sworn to and subscribed before me this 20th day of September, 1960, Publish: Oct. 5, 1960 Legal Notice Legal Notice STATEMENT REQUIRED BY THE ACT OF AUGUST 24, 1912, AS AMENDED BY THE ACTS OF MARCH 3, 1933, JULY 11, 1960(74STAT. 208) SHOWING THE OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, AND CIRCULATION OF : NUGGET COUNT Y NUGGET published weekly at Nevada City, California for 21 September, 1960. 1. The names and addresses of the publisher, editar , managing editor, and business managers are: Publisher, Alfred E. Heller, 132 Main Street, Nevada City, California. Editor, R. DeanThompson, P.O. Box 218 (Wasley Road), Nevada City, California. Managing editor, none; Business Manager, none; 2. The owner is: (if owned by a corporation, its name and address must be stated and also immediately thereunder the names and addresses of stockholders owning or holding 1 percent or more of total amount of stock, If not owned by a corporation, the names and addresses of the individual owners must be given. If owned by a partnership of other unincorporated firm, its name and address, as well as that of each individual member, must be given.) Nevada County Nugget, P.O. Box 612, Nevada City, California: AlfredE. Heller, 132 Main Street, Nevada City, California; Clarence E. Heller, 120 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, California; Elizabeth Heller , 123 Macondray Lane, San Francisco, California; and Joseph C. Houghteling, 5 Fenwood Drive, Atherton , California, 3. The known bondholders, mortages, and other None 4. Paragraphs 2 and 3 include, in cases where the 5. The average number of copies of each issue of this R. Dean Thompson, Editor (Seal) Nelda Self (My commission expires Oct, 29, 1961) meet Reddy > His other name is Service—PG&E Service. Reddy is tireless—a busy bundle of energy working for you. Reddy is your household servant —relieving you of all kinds of chores that modern appliances do for you. Reddy is versatile—bringing you the convenience, comfort and marvels of 20th century living. Reddy is dependable and efficient—_ working night and day for just pennies an hour. In fact, he does . the same work here for $1 that costs $1.28 elsewhere (average of 24 leading U.S. cities in California Public Utilities Commission survey). As Reddy says, “PG&E service is your best bargain!”

ed NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET ” ‘Published Every Wednesday By : NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC, 432 Main St., Nevada City, Calif, Dial 265-2471 . . \ Clarice Mc Whinney. . . . . Second class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif, Adjudicated a legal newspaper of ‘general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960 Decree No. 12, 406 Three years, $7.00. Printed by Berliner & Mc Ginnis, Nevada City. I ee oe oe Publisher R. Dean Thompson. . .... . Editor-Manager on as tee! seven Circulation Manager ose eee « 5 A Rte Subscription Rates: One year, $3.00; Two years, $5.00. EDITORIAL A Job Well Done We have had it in mind for several] weeks to sound a note of praise for the Nevada County Board of Trade, the group responsible forthe county's outstanding exhibit booth at this year's state fair. In addition, the board under chairman Al Shirley should be commended for putting out one of the finest color brochures we have seen. This brochure, advertising the recreational attractions to be found here, was handed out at the fair to those interested. It was a perfect complement tothe recreational theme of the booth exhibit. (We were pleased to note that the brochure incorporated a Nevada County slogan originally suggested by this newsPaper: "Holiday Land With A Heart Of Gold.") Although the board of trade is the organization responsible for this high quality of promotion, equal praise must be given the Nevada County artists who conceived and carried out the projects: Robert Gilberg, Beverly Hackett, and Henry Roese. We understand that among fair exhibitors, Gilberg's booths are admired and often copied the next year. This year's booth, as all who, saw it will testify, was an ingenious blend of motion, light, and bright color. All told, Nevada County can be proud of its representation. TIME IS NOW JOIN THE 4-H o Now is the time for boys Alta Oaks Sunset, Mrs. and girls to join 4-H. There Ken Adams; Banner, Ken are three requirements to and Evelyn Casper; Cedar becoming a member. Ridge, Mrs. Wilmore Boom; 1. Be at least 10 years Chicago Park, Marvin and old by Jan. 1, 1961, and not Iris Paul; Forest Springs, over 21 years by the same Mrs. Bob Mickey; Kentucky date. — Flat, Phil and Johanna Per2. Have a home-owned soneni; Meadowlarks, Geo. project in either agriculture, and Evelyn Burcham; Neelecricity, forestry or home vada City, Sandy and Kay economics, Ayala; Peardale, Helen and 3. Have at least one parOrin Brown; Penn Valley, ent of the member accept Mrs. Parker Stortz; Rough a definite responsibility in and Ready, Bil] and Clara the club. Bursill; Shady Creek, Mrs. For more information call Wilbur Welker; Spring Hill, the farm advisor’s office George and Edwina Ells(273-4563) or one of the worth; Woodchuckers, Tom following club leaders. and Alice Heather. ‘Colfax, Republican candiHills Clubhouse on Folsom Lake. defeat Prop. 1, saying that “like all hastily contrived, ill conceived schemes, this one raises more questions than it answers. It is not based upon sound financial planning and it is as full of loophoes_as a cheese. The people of theg State of California are beOUT OF THE PAST..the old Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad crosses a trestle. Date and location unknown, it is known however that this is the\engine that even now is seenin operation occasion--~as it portrays a part in the TV westerns produced in Hollywood, its present home. The Mrs. Blanche Hatch, 107 Clark Street, Nevada City. photo is the property of trails and roads. Since he ‘. retired, he o jeep trails to cut Christmas trees and to take his friends to lakes and streams fishing. If there were better roads the .campers might not use so many jeeps, At Milton Dam, where many campers and hunters go every year, there is not a table or toilet or fireplace that the Forest Service built, but. there are a. few tables 5 have built. There are signs Clean and Green. * : There is a sanitary inspector in Sierra County and I asked him about conditions at Milton Dam. That JOHN F. KENNEDY . professor of English at the University of Southern California and widely known Shakespearean scholar and TV personality, today was named chairman of a statewide Educators’ Committee for Kennedy-Johnson. Roger Kent, state chairman of the Kennedy-Johnson Campaign Committee, announced Dr. Baxter’s appointment and _ expressed gratification that an eduFrank C. Baxter, famed ° Political Prospecting ing asked te buy a pig in Witions criticized was in the @ poke!” rit; ‘ Brunkér joined in calling situatidn which could be for the defeat of Prop. 1 and termed bureaucracy. urged the defeat of Prop. Outlining the overgrown 15, the Senate Reapportionsize of government, the inment scheme, as well. flexible and outdated sysBrunker stated that 99 tems and procedures, the out of 100 people could find excessive red-tape and arbisomething to criticize about ‘trary, unresponsive, rulings the operation of our state and actions of administra-; and federal governments if tive agencies, which are they—were asked and that facets of this problem, the basic cause of the conBrunker termed ureaucs Legal Notice Legal Notice great majority of cases a. rary “a vicious self-reproducing parasite, a fungus of government,” and stated that it was one of the most critical, dangerous problems we face today. was about three years ago and he said he, would get in touch with the ranger at Camptonville and they would get together. I was at Milton Dam last that ‘the campers . reading Keep the Forest . working with their animal that they would not other wise: gain. Please find enclosed .

duplicate ribbon of the ani mal you puchased. Thanks again for your ex cellent participation, Henry Magonigal, Chairman Sale Com. mittee} Jerry Davis, Director Vo-Ag.; ‘Wm. N. Helphinstine, : Farm Advisor, week and there was mn change in conditions, The Ranger and Inspector must ‘of not have gotten together. Sincerely yours, ~ PETE ALLISON. cator of his stature has agreed to serve as chairman of the Educators’ Commit. tee. “Dr. Baxer’s prominence and justly-won reputation in education will add immeasurably to the KennedyJohnson campaign in California,” Kent added. W.W. BRUNKER. Weston W. Brunker of Grass Valley, Republican candidate for State Senator for the Seventh District, and Willard L. Harvey of: date for Assemblyman for the Sixth District, were guest speakers at a meeting of the Placer County Republican Assembly . held Aug. 30 at the Lake View NOTICE FOR SALE The following items of city property are offered for sale either singly, in combination or as a group. Bids will be received at the city hall up to noon 10 October 1960. The City Council reserves the tight to accept or reject any or all bids, ; 1, Qne HUBBER 7 1/2 ton roller, % speeds, 3 wheels, air control scarifier, Wakesha engine in excellent condition, roller in good condition except for final drive in left hand side where key is believed to be broken. 2. One oiler tank truck, Ford model "A", 620 gallon insulated tank, Hercules auxiliary 15 HP engine, hot or cold oil pump. 3. One BAKER push snow low, fits FWD or can be altered, 13 foot Btadehydraulic lift, with following attachments 24 cutting bits, 12 shoes and 6 control worms, H.J. RAY City Manager ‘Nevada City Published: October 5, 1960 Harvey urged voters. to swiss Fem “¥ Vo owes re Le a n>. — : at = AS = SESS “VS *. WS See! \ SSB FSS) 4 eset — ry . Wail a minute, Charity, . think . finally see & way outlll » security holders owning or hoiding 1 percent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securities are: (If there are none, 80 state. ) _ stockholder or security holder appears upon the books of the company as trustee or in any other fiduciary relation , the name of tle person or corporation for whom such trustee is acting; also the statements in the two paragraphs show the affiant's full knowledge and belief as to the circumstances and conditions under which stockholders and security holders who do not appear upon the books of the company a trustees, hold stock and securities in a capacity other than that of a bona fide owner. publication sold or distributed, through the mails or otherwise, to paid subscribers during the 12 months preceding the date shown above was: (This information isrequired by the act of June 11, 1960 to be included in all statements regardless of frequency of issue.) 1386, Sworn to and subscribed before me this 20th day of September, 1960, Publish: Oct. 5, 1960 Legal Notice Legal Notice STATEMENT REQUIRED BY THE ACT OF AUGUST 24, 1912, AS AMENDED BY THE ACTS OF MARCH 3, 1933, JULY 11, 1960(74STAT. 208) SHOWING THE OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, AND CIRCULATION OF : NUGGET COUNT Y NUGGET published weekly at Nevada City, California for 21 September, 1960. 1. The names and addresses of the publisher, editar , managing editor, and business managers are: Publisher, Alfred E. Heller, 132 Main Street, Nevada City, California. Editor, R. DeanThompson, P.O. Box 218 (Wasley Road), Nevada City, California. Managing editor, none; Business Manager, none; 2. The owner is: (if owned by a corporation, its name and address must be stated and also immediately thereunder the names and addresses of stockholders owning or holding 1 percent or more of total amount of stock, If not owned by a corporation, the names and addresses of the individual owners must be given. If owned by a partnership of other unincorporated firm, its name and address, as well as that of each individual member, must be given.) Nevada County Nugget, P.O. Box 612, Nevada City, California: AlfredE. Heller, 132 Main Street, Nevada City, California; Clarence E. Heller, 120 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, California; Elizabeth Heller , 123 Macondray Lane, San Francisco, California; and Joseph C. Houghteling, 5 Fenwood Drive, Atherton , California, 3. The known bondholders, mortages, and other None 4. Paragraphs 2 and 3 include, in cases where the 5. The average number of copies of each issue of this R. Dean Thompson, Editor (Seal) Nelda Self (My commission expires Oct, 29, 1961) meet Reddy > His other name is Service—PG&E Service. Reddy is tireless—a busy bundle of energy working for you. Reddy is your household servant —relieving you of all kinds of chores that modern appliances do for you. Reddy is versatile—bringing you the convenience, comfort and marvels of 20th century living. Reddy is dependable and efficient—_ working night and day for just pennies an hour. In fact, he does . the same work here for $1 that costs $1.28 elsewhere (average of 24 leading U.S. cities in California Public Utilities Commission survey). As Reddy says, “PG&E service is your best bargain!”