September 19, 1962 (12 pages)

+ Fe 4+ +P ATE +) Residential NORTHERN MINES Brush Fires “or. FO ———9 > band, 10f the Vienna trauss, ams of ; "Pro1 a iggiero season the brush that blankets ung by finally much of the state is natural tinder for any wildfire, "Yet there is no real excuse for brush fires in resi briccio Parker dential areas, Brush is the fuel. Re move it and there can be no fire fromthat sd that ets are sidents source at least," says the U. town C. publication, Leaflet No, tickets . Grass Barber While 142, Last season's disastrous Bel Air fire and others along the brushy slopes of Southern 4 club rs of rofes California and theSierra Nevada foothills might have caused less damage if home oS. U. C. foresters and horticulturists recommend: 1, Removal ofall brush and dty trash for 30 feet around the home, 2. Thinning out the natural brush for another 70 feet. f this Some plants may be left for rfortates ed to appearance, but should be kept trimmed, y 4-H 3. Covering the > Are ional of special fire hazard," the U.C. report says, Leaflet 142 and other U. C. publications on land scaping and brush control to prevent fires are available from county farm advisors" offices and from Agricultural Publications, 207 University Hall, University of Califor Lecture Series Slated For Yuba College pearance of William Lederer ranged by the Community as lecturer on the night of Services Division of Yuba Oct. 31. College. The program, Lederer is the author of which will be presented free, the widely read and discus ican”, and "A Nation of irs County Democrats Confer With Candidate GRASS VALLEY ---Nevada County Democrats conferred at an informal meeting last month with Dan Rose, candi date for secretary of state. In the County withhis wife, Roma, the candidate the Democratic State-Gentral Committee in 1950, and has served_on that body and its executive committee for 12 years. Ten of those years Rose has been chairman. In 1960 Rose joined the briefed local Democratic Brown administration when leaders on his campaign. he was appointed executive Rose worked in New York after graduation from the University of Kansas, moving to California in 1948. He was first appointed to secretary to Lt. Governor Glenn Anderson. Heheld that post until he resigned to run for secretary of state. Sheep”. He is also known to ican reading public as author of books of humor, notably ee 2 @ iM B < Z, ae ea sy . Vhe Fucks Z, ag) ts N co Leer Creck Iittt ALIO VGVAHN : GVOU NIVLNQO ba] % Hd THLeVINYOATIVO & machinery used in the great eeee8 school and turn in) Generator Bids To Be Opened By NID Sept. 28 Cichorium intybus ment that if the city did not Carl Swendsen GRASS live up to it's own code that VALLEY ---Bids for generators for two power houses on the Bear River, will be opened by NID directors Sept. 28 The directors opened bids for supplying the huge turbines to turn the generators onits$65 million Yuba Bear Project Wednesday, The low bidder was the James Leffel Company, of Ohio, with a bid of $962,516. The bid and others have been submitted to the engineering department for analysis. The power plants will be on the Bear River near Dutch Aboard USS Perry EASTERN ATLA NTIG---Garl J. Swendsen, Jr., fire controlman second class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs, Carl J, Swendsen, Sr., of North Bloomfield, is serving aboard he would not take out any permits, The mayor said that after he had informed Foster the investigation was soon to Start Foster had appeared in the City Hall and taken out two job permits totaling $90, Hodge said that if any jobs the destroyer USS Perry, a had been done without a perunit of the Second Fleet and mit, the contractor or instaltheNorth Atlantic Treaty ler of the plumbing would be Organization (NATO) strikprosecuted to the full extent ing force which participated of the law, in a special exercise "RipOne way to speak out for tide III," Aug. 17-20, in freedom is to buy an extra the Eastern Atlantic, U. S. Savings Bond during the Freedom Bond Drive. After the opening of the generator bids, NID engineers can complete the power house designs, w.JE . OM IT H 5° WELER bare Blight Cause Of 218 Broad St., Nevada City ———S 2 __ Flat and Chicago Park. -CHICORY--Composite family GRASS VALLEY ----Follow -* systematic searchof the files ing Wilmer Foster's revealto make sure that all work ing that the city plumbing done inside the city limits at the new Memorial Park was done by permit issued at bath house was sub-standard City Hall, the city has launched into a Mayor Jack Hodge said that the permit checking was prompted by Foster's state Reduced Pear Crop GRASS VALLEY---Blight was ' — — T, H. McGuire « ‘SON rated as the principal cause of-a decline in Nevada County's pear crop from 711 tons , CONSULTING ENGINEERS last year to 495 tons in the . GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 1962 harvest now nearing’ PHONE 273-7281 311 Near Sracer ?. ©. Box 1118 completion. In 1960 2,413 tons were shipped from Nevada County, John Phillips, county ag ing to make an understanding of science an easier matter ricultural commissioner, said Surveying The County Since 1906 4 T.H. McGuire, C.E. No, Paul Jones, the average price this year E.A. Bailey, was $60 per ton. 646 GE: No. 2311 R.J. McGuire, M.E. No. 5886 G.EZNo. 621 ¢ 7. McGuire,!L.S. No, 2089 ternational Law of the School PRIMA 20 or QUANTA ELECTRIC of his wide travels during the past four years, during which CUISINE »BANNER M < Z, e) mills, compressors, dynamos and other water powered _ Grass Valley Checking (From Grass Valley or Nevada On Plumbing Permits City drive out Ridge Road to the new high electric power on a large scale, Sept. 13. Co-hostesses Jean of Law, New York University, Roese, Katherine Celio, and Thomas M. Franck, will Frieda Jensen helped in serlecture on May 1 onthe topic ving a pot-luck luncheon. “How Free is The Free Harriet Kittrege introduced W orld ?" He is prepared to her guest Mrs, Mary Perkins, discuss this matter because NOW OPEN i geared to operate stamp bases throughout the world, This inventor has been help NEVADA CITY---The Nevada City Garden club met at Harold T. "Bizz" Johnson, it was announced by the Chamber of Commerce President Chas. E. Gorman. center aswell as a gold producing center, Wheels from four inches hundreds of museums, colleges, and military training forthenon “scientifically Committee by Congressman over the world, Nevada City became a manufacturing by Lillian Mott Following this, Dr, Ar trained public. This lecture is scheduled for March 20, Finally, a Professor of In sented to House Interior Sub Fame of the wheel spread and orders poured in from all --+Of the Week mand N, Spitz will give a lecture, "Face to Face with Space". Dr. Spitz is the inyentor of the "Spitz Planetariums”, which are used in Holds Luncheon lotte, Willow Valley Rd., perfectly and the Pelton Water Wheel Company was launched, Ow and appraise its results, Supports Gold Bill the home of Isabell T ourtel Creek. The wheel worked gold mines of California. The invention of the Pelton integrated basis. the Latin American policy of the Kennedy administration, NC Garden Club County Chamber of Commerce is in full support of the gold bill recently pre It is estimated that in the United States 95 per cent of the commercial broiler chickens are produced on an “All the Ships at Sea" and “Ensign O'Toole and Me”, Three other lecturers are scheduled to follow in the series, On Nov, 27, Dr. Hubert Herring, authority on Latin America, will present a-lecture which -will-diseuss Amador County JACKSON---The Amador Pelton's original model was made of wood. This proved impractical because of expansion and contraction wheel helped make practical the generation of hydro PELTON WHEEL---Water under pressure is directed through a nozzle against the split buckets onthe perimeter of the wheel which turns a shaft. Gears then take over the job of converting the energy to any number of uses. he did extensive research had discussions with the leaders of 37 different countries, The Governing Board of Yuba College, and the As chicory blossoms will transform manya lush green brook-bank or grassy roadside into a strange new firmament. If the stems are cut and placed in water, one or two sociated Students of Yuba College are jointly sponsoring and financing this lecture-forum series, Centrai California FEDERAL SAVINGS ys Feder(S28 ERD.ae t#t.Gs AUBURN. Bika ng TW 53-6234 Ethereal blue like the sky, a galaxy of ADDING MACHINE new heads will spread their delicate rays each day for ten days or two weeks and supply an artistic bouquet in the Japanese style. The dr-ied roots of this plant are used commercially here and abroad as a substitute for coffee. This blue may be found now and all underwood hearty summer along olivett most every roadside. & ** 11 COL, CAPACITY * *SUBTRACTION& CREDIT BALANCE ** MULTI-CIPHER KEYS ** EXTREME PORTABILITY * * EFFICIENCY at LOWEST UPHOLSTERY 203 West Main St., Grass Valley. Phone 273-2739 LOTS OF NEW FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE Small amounts down.No carrying charges perc cr ree 4444444444444 44 AAS 44 $44444444444 ee vvyv ieee eee ee ee a es $$3$$44434464646 oo} QV VV. t> Hobbyhouse & Office Equipment E4 < 5 § > : 120 West Main Street Grass Valley, California Phone 273-4288 : $9 $$$$$4$$4444434444444444 444444444445444644h60 0b bsaod LALABABA BAAL AD A os AAABAABABA ABADADADZABAAEDAADAR D DADS vueVvVVy elry Foundry) in Nevada City. to 34 feet in diameter were sed books, "The Ugly Amera large group of the Amer The Pelton Water Wheel was invented in 1878 by Lester Allan Pelton at Camptonville and perfected at the Allan Foundry (now Miner's $$$$$-$6> et nia, Berkeley 4, California, willcommence with the ap MARYSVILLE---An evening lecture series has been ar In Nevada City Community action also is of the wood caused by water. needed. “Every population He next cast a two foot wheel centerin hilly or mountainin iron which was tested or ous areas has around it zones the Piety Hill side of Deer LITTLE BLAZE. .Jerry Clark, it; son. Mr. and ee. ee Clark of Peardale takes his three months old colt Blaze along on his regular Sunday ride. Blaze is half Welsh, a quarte r Shetland anda quarter American Saddle Bred. Jerry sits astride Princess, Blaze’s mother. Ch ground with fire resistant or fire retardant plants, irrigated if possible, , Stu — ee . ” Pelton Perfected Wheel owners and communities had taken certain precautions, holdickets ction floor ) TicRace y “Fire! It can be Con trolled, “ ill be ‘11 No Excuse BERKELEY ----Thousands of California homes are surrounded by uncounted tons of dry kindling. "Sooner or later fire sweeps most brushlands,” says a leaflet published by the University of California, pointing out that during the dry es Belllow a fi) Sierra Sights. RN Horses & Riders. 1e Band other FTS The Nevada County NUGGET.Wednesday, September 19, 1962.Page 3

+ Fe 4+ +P ATE +) Residential NORTHERN MINES Brush Fires “or. FO ———9 > band, 10f the Vienna trauss, ams of ; "Pro1 a iggiero season the brush that blankets ung by finally much of the state is natural tinder for any wildfire, "Yet there is no real excuse for brush fires in resi briccio Parker dential areas, Brush is the fuel. Re move it and there can be no fire fromthat sd that ets are sidents source at least," says the U. town C. publication, Leaflet No, tickets . Grass Barber While 142, Last season's disastrous Bel Air fire and others along the brushy slopes of Southern 4 club rs of rofes California and theSierra Nevada foothills might have caused less damage if home oS. U. C. foresters and horticulturists recommend: 1, Removal ofall brush and dty trash for 30 feet around the home, 2. Thinning out the natural brush for another 70 feet. f this Some plants may be left for rfortates ed to appearance, but should be kept trimmed, y 4-H 3. Covering the > Are ional of special fire hazard," the U.C. report says, Leaflet 142 and other U. C. publications on land scaping and brush control to prevent fires are available from county farm advisors" offices and from Agricultural Publications, 207 University Hall, University of Califor Lecture Series Slated For Yuba College pearance of William Lederer ranged by the Community as lecturer on the night of Services Division of Yuba Oct. 31. College. The program, Lederer is the author of which will be presented free, the widely read and discus ican”, and "A Nation of irs County Democrats Confer With Candidate GRASS VALLEY ---Nevada County Democrats conferred at an informal meeting last month with Dan Rose, candi date for secretary of state. In the County withhis wife, Roma, the candidate the Democratic State-Gentral Committee in 1950, and has served_on that body and its executive committee for 12 years. Ten of those years Rose has been chairman. In 1960 Rose joined the briefed local Democratic Brown administration when leaders on his campaign. he was appointed executive Rose worked in New York after graduation from the University of Kansas, moving to California in 1948. He was first appointed to secretary to Lt. Governor Glenn Anderson. Heheld that post until he resigned to run for secretary of state. Sheep”. He is also known to ican reading public as author of books of humor, notably ee 2 @ iM B < Z, ae ea sy . Vhe Fucks Z, ag) ts N co Leer Creck Iittt ALIO VGVAHN : GVOU NIVLNQO ba] % Hd THLeVINYOATIVO & machinery used in the great eeee8 school and turn in) Generator Bids To Be Opened By NID Sept. 28 Cichorium intybus ment that if the city did not Carl Swendsen GRASS live up to it's own code that VALLEY ---Bids for generators for two power houses on the Bear River, will be opened by NID directors Sept. 28 The directors opened bids for supplying the huge turbines to turn the generators onits$65 million Yuba Bear Project Wednesday, The low bidder was the James Leffel Company, of Ohio, with a bid of $962,516. The bid and others have been submitted to the engineering department for analysis. The power plants will be on the Bear River near Dutch Aboard USS Perry EASTERN ATLA NTIG---Garl J. Swendsen, Jr., fire controlman second class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs, Carl J, Swendsen, Sr., of North Bloomfield, is serving aboard he would not take out any permits, The mayor said that after he had informed Foster the investigation was soon to Start Foster had appeared in the City Hall and taken out two job permits totaling $90, Hodge said that if any jobs the destroyer USS Perry, a had been done without a perunit of the Second Fleet and mit, the contractor or instaltheNorth Atlantic Treaty ler of the plumbing would be Organization (NATO) strikprosecuted to the full extent ing force which participated of the law, in a special exercise "RipOne way to speak out for tide III," Aug. 17-20, in freedom is to buy an extra the Eastern Atlantic, U. S. Savings Bond during the Freedom Bond Drive. After the opening of the generator bids, NID engineers can complete the power house designs, w.JE . OM IT H 5° WELER bare Blight Cause Of 218 Broad St., Nevada City ———S 2 __ Flat and Chicago Park. -CHICORY--Composite family GRASS VALLEY ----Follow -* systematic searchof the files ing Wilmer Foster's revealto make sure that all work ing that the city plumbing done inside the city limits at the new Memorial Park was done by permit issued at bath house was sub-standard City Hall, the city has launched into a Mayor Jack Hodge said that the permit checking was prompted by Foster's state Reduced Pear Crop GRASS VALLEY---Blight was ' — — T, H. McGuire « ‘SON rated as the principal cause of-a decline in Nevada County's pear crop from 711 tons , CONSULTING ENGINEERS last year to 495 tons in the . GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA 1962 harvest now nearing’ PHONE 273-7281 311 Near Sracer ?. ©. Box 1118 completion. In 1960 2,413 tons were shipped from Nevada County, John Phillips, county ag ing to make an understanding of science an easier matter ricultural commissioner, said Surveying The County Since 1906 4 T.H. McGuire, C.E. No, Paul Jones, the average price this year E.A. Bailey, was $60 per ton. 646 GE: No. 2311 R.J. McGuire, M.E. No. 5886 G.EZNo. 621 ¢ 7. McGuire,!L.S. No, 2089 ternational Law of the School PRIMA 20 or

QUANTA ELECTRIC of his wide travels during the past four years, during which CUISINE »BANNER M < Z, e) mills, compressors, dynamos and other water powered _ Grass Valley Checking (From Grass Valley or Nevada On Plumbing Permits City drive out Ridge Road to the new high electric power on a large scale, Sept. 13. Co-hostesses Jean of Law, New York University, Roese, Katherine Celio, and Thomas M. Franck, will Frieda Jensen helped in serlecture on May 1 onthe topic ving a pot-luck luncheon. “How Free is The Free Harriet Kittrege introduced W orld ?" He is prepared to her guest Mrs, Mary Perkins, discuss this matter because NOW OPEN i geared to operate stamp bases throughout the world, This inventor has been help NEVADA CITY---The Nevada City Garden club met at Harold T. "Bizz" Johnson, it was announced by the Chamber of Commerce President Chas. E. Gorman. center aswell as a gold producing center, Wheels from four inches hundreds of museums, colleges, and military training forthenon “scientifically Committee by Congressman over the world, Nevada City became a manufacturing by Lillian Mott Following this, Dr, Ar trained public. This lecture is scheduled for March 20, Finally, a Professor of In sented to House Interior Sub Fame of the wheel spread and orders poured in from all --+Of the Week mand N, Spitz will give a lecture, "Face to Face with Space". Dr. Spitz is the inyentor of the "Spitz Planetariums”, which are used in Holds Luncheon lotte, Willow Valley Rd., perfectly and the Pelton Water Wheel Company was launched, Ow and appraise its results, Supports Gold Bill the home of Isabell T ourtel Creek. The wheel worked gold mines of California. The invention of the Pelton integrated basis. the Latin American policy of the Kennedy administration, NC Garden Club County Chamber of Commerce is in full support of the gold bill recently pre It is estimated that in the United States 95 per cent of the commercial broiler chickens are produced on an “All the Ships at Sea" and “Ensign O'Toole and Me”, Three other lecturers are scheduled to follow in the series, On Nov, 27, Dr. Hubert Herring, authority on Latin America, will present a-lecture which -will-diseuss Amador County JACKSON---The Amador Pelton's original model was made of wood. This proved impractical because of expansion and contraction wheel helped make practical the generation of hydro PELTON WHEEL---Water under pressure is directed through a nozzle against the split buckets onthe perimeter of the wheel which turns a shaft. Gears then take over the job of converting the energy to any number of uses. he did extensive research had discussions with the leaders of 37 different countries, The Governing Board of Yuba College, and the As chicory blossoms will transform manya lush green brook-bank or grassy roadside into a strange new firmament. If the stems are cut and placed in water, one or two sociated Students of Yuba College are jointly sponsoring and financing this lecture-forum series, Centrai California FEDERAL SAVINGS ys Feder(S28 ERD.ae t#t.Gs AUBURN.. Bika ng TW 53-6234 Ethereal blue like the sky, a galaxy of ADDING MACHINE new heads will spread their delicate rays each day for ten days or two weeks and supply an artistic bouquet in the Japanese style. The dr-ied roots of this plant are used commercially here and abroad as a substitute for coffee. This blue may be found now and all underwood hearty summer along olivett most every roadside. & ** 11 COL, CAPACITY * *SUBTRACTION& CREDIT BALANCE ** MULTI-CIPHER KEYS ** EXTREME PORTABILITY * * EFFICIENCY at LOWEST UPHOLSTERY 203 West Main St., Grass Valley.. Phone 273-2739 LOTS OF NEW FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE Small amounts down..No carrying charges perc cr ree 4444444444444 44 AAS 44 $44444444444 ee vvyv ieee eee ee ee a es $$3$$44434464646 oo} QV VV. t> Hobbyhouse & Office Equipment E4 < 5 § > : 120 West Main Street Grass Valley, California Phone 273-4288 : $9 $$$$$4$$4444434444444444 444444444445444644h60 0b bsaod LALABABA BAAL AD A os AAABAABABA ABADADADZABAAEDAADAR D DADS vueVvVVy elry Foundry) in Nevada City. to 34 feet in diameter were sed books, "The Ugly Amera large group of the Amer The Pelton Water Wheel was invented in 1878 by Lester Allan Pelton at Camptonville and perfected at the Allan Foundry (now Miner's $$$$$-$6> et nia, Berkeley 4, California, willcommence with the ap MARYSVILLE---An evening lecture series has been ar In Nevada City Community action also is of the wood caused by water. needed. “Every population He next cast a two foot wheel centerin hilly or mountainin iron which was tested or ous areas has around it zones the Piety Hill side of Deer LITTLE BLAZE.. .Jerry Clark, it; son. Mr. and ee. ee Clark of Peardale takes his three months old colt Blaze along on his regular Sunday ride. Blaze is half Welsh, a quarte r Shetland anda quarter American Saddle Bred. Jerry sits astride Princess, Blaze’s mother. Ch ground with fire resistant or fire retardant plants, irrigated if possible, , Stu — ee . ” Pelton Perfected Wheel owners and communities had taken certain precautions, holdickets ction floor ) TicRace y “Fire! It can be Con trolled, “ ill be ‘11 No Excuse BERKELEY ----Thousands of California homes are surrounded by uncounted tons of dry kindling. "Sooner or later fire sweeps most brushlands,” says a leaflet published by the University of California, pointing out that during the dry es Belllow a fi) Sierra Sights.. RN Horses & Riders.. 1e Band other FTS The Nevada County NUGGET..Wednesday, September 19, 1962..Page 3