December 30, 1959 (8 pages)

Violet Beaton Services , Oregon when she was one year Private services were held Wednesday at Bergemarz 1 y at pergemann’ cattle westward. Funeral Chapel for Mrs. Vio. Mes? Beaton i¢ Sirvived by let R. Beaton forme a ; : ret . her husband; two daughters, nurse at Nevada County Hosboth Nevada Union High = L 1 4 pital and Miners Hospital. 1 Y Sion Bacon ak, . School graduates, Mrs. Max‘ Mrs. Beaton and her hus. ine Vandiver, Long Beach and, Walter, livedon High. : Ss Santer, Mved on High . wd Mrs. Meome Hallet, San way 49, nine and one-half alike (eof ee Lorenzo, iles north of Nevada City. r : CRUE ys . < ophpee grandsons and one An outdoorswoman, Mrs. : i ee .” . granddaughter also survive Beaton came to this area in her 1932 from Oregon. ? Born in Blue, Okla., her parents brought her west to 52 ou, By herrequest, cremation followed the private services A TINGUISTIC GREETING.in 18 languages represents the Yuletide. wishés ” of Beale airmen to their neighbors from this Strategic Air Command installation. But no matter how it is said, airmen from Beale wish all a Merry Christmas anda Happy New Year. Holding the multi. old when they drove aherd of Mrs. Beaton diedDec. 22. . . Childers Rites Held Mrs. Mary Ellen Childers, . 76, passed away at the Nevada County Hospital Mon. day. BorninLafe, Arkansas, on April13, 1883, the Childers . family moved to California in 19387. She was a member of the Senior Citizens Club. Her husband, Jesse L. Childers, preceded her in 1949, Those surviving are three daughters; Mrs. Rose Hindman and Maime Moore of. Herrin, Illinois and Mrs. Herbert Rushing of Sacra. Mento; four sons, Charles Childers of Livermore, Ray , Childers of Grass Valley, Ralph andH.L. "Babe" Chil. ders of Nevada City; two sis. ters, Ethel Franklin of Portland, Oregon and Bessie Cor. bett of Maramduke, Arkan. . Sas; a brother, Albert Hill of . Pickett, Arkansas; anda cou. sin, Homer Butler of Richmond. Banner VFW Dance NEVADA COUNTY . CITIZEN DRIVING TAKES CARE.andwiththe New Year's weekend approaching, officials in Nevada County from various traffic and judicial agencies warn against carelessness. This accident was aresult of reckless drivingon the Grass-Valley-Nevada City highway shortly before Christmas. The car, driven by 19-year-old Benjamin Arthur Wilson, Colfax, clipped a telephone pole .and came to rest on its side on Zion street, near the Nevada Union Tunior High School. Wilson and a passenger fought their way from the scene of the accident. Wilson later had to be subdued in order to transport him toa hospital. Guilty of reckless driving, hit andrun driving involving property damage and driving with a revoked license, the driver was sentenced by Judge Verle Gray oasix month jail term, a $79 fine, and restitution to PG&E and the telephone company as well as to Nevada City for damage to the city's fire alarm system. Restitution is estimated at more than $700 by city officials. "Reckless. one moment, icials with an eye _to the holiday. :* both directions. Wednesday, December 39, 1459 A Success The Banner Mt. VEW Post . 2655 held their Diamond Jubilee dance and dinner'. Dec: 19. Post officials reported the § attendance asvery good. ; They said the food was "de-licious" and the music of Arch Brook's band was enjoy. ed by all. Because of the public responseto the dance, another party willbe scheduled in February by the same committee. Post officers extendeda special “vote of thanks” to . Brooks for keeping the dance . date in spite of injuries he . suffered recently in an auto accident. California is the world's . only commerical source of ripe olives, lingualcard are It. Col. DuaneA. commander of the 4126th field maintenance squadron, and Msgt. Warren F. Zippler, first sergeant of the squadron and originator of the card. Aamodt, (OFFICIAL USAF PHOTO) a Fe rT : GRASS VALLEY AIRMAN.JimE. Stokes, USN, son.of Mrs. R.W. Stokes of 510 Butler Street talks with California Senator Clair Engle aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Saratoga. Senator Engle visitedthe Saratoga during November to witness day-time flight operations while the ship was operating with units of the -S. Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. s of call for the Saratoga, flagship ask Force 60, have been Turkey, [taly, Spain, Greece and France. Stokes . entered the Navy in August 1957. NC Druggist Dies From Bad Heart George Halstead 44, of the G and H Pharmacy, Nevada City, suffered a fatal heart attack Monday at his North San Juan ranch. Halstead is survivied by his wife, Charlotte; five children Cathy, George, John, Richard and Jerry; his mother, Mrs. Eva Halstead of Alhambra; and a brother, Charles Halstead of Sacramento. Anative of Colfax, Placer county, Halstead was born Oct. 4, 1915. Most of ‘his boyhood was spent in Foresthill, Placer county, and his family later moved to Alhambra. He entered the Navy during WW 11 and came to Nevada county after his dis. charge. In 1947, he opened . the pharmacy which he has ago he bought a ranch near North San Juan. and Hague-Thomas-Hegarty Halstead also helped form the Foresthill legion post. operated since. Two years . . in late spring or early sumwrecked the next," warns of. / Kenneth Asch . Graduates In Navy . man, USN, He was a member of the . Civil Air Patrol, the Odd . Fellows Lodge of Nevada City . Post 130, American Legion, . Is Opened Installment. . (Continued from Page 1) Lifted Afte The Director of Natura sources, DeWittNe Thursday repealed the clamation on burning mits, which was adopted ember 30, 1959. The clamation extended the iod during which a wr permit from the State ester was required. In repealing the pre mation, DirectorNe stated that recent rains sufficiently abated the hazard conditions whic existed previously. As sult of this, burning pey now are not required Section 4153 of the P Resources Code. In commenting on thg things and to know when payment on each is complete.) It is better for the buyer to } insist that each item have a separate contract. 12. Charges for late payment will be regulated. At times in the past these charges have been unreasonable. Consumers will want to be informed on these provisions and see to it that they are carried out. Highway 40 \ Stretch Eastbound traffic on U.S. Highway 40/99W--from 0.2 mile west ofthe Yolo-Solano county line, to three miles east of Davis--was routed off the detour over the south frontage road, and onto the recently completed freeway section beginning Dec. 28. The announcement came from the Marysville district office of the State Division of Highways. Officials there said opening the new section would give eastbound motorists a three-lane highway with the exception of a short detour around the construction of a grade separation struc-. . ture at County Road 104 east . ’ of Davis, approximately midway in the project. 5 Westbound traffic will remain unaffected. Overall the $2, 100,00, 4, 5-mile project will convert the former four-lane expressway toa six-lane freeway and is expected to be completed CHRISTMAS CANDY. was prepared for distribution in Nevada City during the pre-Christmas period at Chamber of Commerce headquarters. Shown are (left to right) Mrs. Herbert Hallett, Mrs. Ted Sigourney, chamber Secretary Gwen Anderson and Roy Christenson. If you had: A party.a baby .a wedding, mer. The former eastbound lanes are presently being widened to three lanes and will serve westbound traffic when completed. Old westbound lanes will become an access road for adjacent utilities. Plans include provision for . a future additional lane in. Went vacationing.or sledding, Caught a plane.or the flu, Safaried to far Timbuctu, Shot a deer.caught a dear; Our wish to yo simple.stra point, Toall friends, the best ‘All of This we want to hear. The route is also part of . Don't keep it to yourself alone, ' Interstate Highway 80. 2 . Get The Citizen on the phone. j . ' 2 As the bell ring in the new year, we ex tend our best . KennethL. Asch, aviation . Call electronics technician air. son of Mr. and . . Empire St., Grass V alley, Mrs. KennethE. Asch of 206 . Grass Valley 126, graduated Dec. 8, from the Aviation Electronics TechOr wishes to al our friends. nician School at the Naval Air Technical Training Center, Memphis, Tenn. Instruction in the 22-week course included electronics fundamentals, communications systems, transmitter . , theory and anti-submarine equipment. Nevada City 126 Mosc Supe . /. / } We VV Haro Dis 112 CITIZEN Offers Wide Spread Recor¢ Theo. A. Shirley Chief D Marlene Circulation for Your 4 Classified Ad * DEADLINE --9:30 A.M. Dep Monday Before Publication Assessor

Violet Beaton Services , Oregon when she was one year Private services were held Wednesday at Bergemarz 1 y at pergemann’ cattle westward. Funeral Chapel for Mrs. Vio. Mes? Beaton i¢ Sirvived by let R. Beaton forme a ; : ret . her husband; two daughters, nurse at Nevada County Hosboth Nevada Union High = L 1 4 pital and Miners Hospital. 1 Y Sion Bacon ak, . School graduates, Mrs. Max‘ Mrs. Beaton and her hus. ine Vandiver, Long Beach and, Walter, livedon High. : Ss Santer, Mved on High . wd Mrs. Meome Hallet, San way 49, nine and one-half alike (eof ee Lorenzo, iles north of Nevada City. r : CRUE ys . < ophpee grandsons and one An outdoorswoman, Mrs. : i ee .” . granddaughter also survive Beaton came to this area in her 1932 from Oregon. ? Born in Blue, Okla., her parents brought her west to 52 ou, By herrequest, cremation followed the private services A TINGUISTIC GREETING..in 18 languages represents the Yuletide. wishés ” of Beale airmen to their neighbors from this Strategic Air Command installation. But no matter how it is said, airmen from Beale wish all a Merry Christmas anda Happy New Year. Holding the multi. old when they drove aherd of Mrs. Beaton diedDec. 22. . . Childers Rites Held Mrs. Mary Ellen Childers, . 76, passed away at the Nevada County Hospital Mon. day. BorninLafe, Arkansas, on April13, 1883, the Childers . family moved to California in 19387. She was a member of the Senior Citizens Club. Her husband, Jesse L. Childers, preceded her in 1949, Those surviving are three daughters; Mrs. Rose Hindman and Maime Moore of. Herrin, Illinois and Mrs. Herbert Rushing of Sacra. Mento; four sons, Charles Childers of Livermore, Ray , Childers of Grass Valley, Ralph andH.L. "Babe" Chil. ders of Nevada City; two sis. ters, Ethel Franklin of Portland, Oregon and Bessie Cor. bett of Maramduke, Arkan. . Sas; a brother, Albert Hill of . Pickett, Arkansas; anda cou. sin, Homer Butler of Richmond. Banner VFW Dance NEVADA COUNTY . CITIZEN DRIVING TAKES CARE..andwiththe New Year's weekend approaching, officials in Nevada County from various traffic and judicial agencies warn against carelessness. This accident was aresult of reckless drivingon the Grass-Valley-Nevada City highway shortly before Christmas. The car, driven by 19-year-old Benjamin Arthur Wilson, Colfax, clipped a telephone pole .and came to rest on its side on Zion street, near the Nevada Union Tunior High School. Wilson and a passenger fought their way from the scene of the accident. Wilson later had to be subdued in order to transport him toa hospital. Guilty of reckless driving, hit andrun driving involving property damage and driving with a revoked license, the driver was sentenced by Judge Verle Gray oasix month jail term, a $79 fine, and restitution to PG&E and the telephone company as well as to Nevada City for damage to the city's fire alarm system. Restitution is estimated at more than $700 by city officials. "Reckless. one moment, icials with an eye _to the holiday. :* both directions. Wednesday, December 39, 1459 A Success The Banner Mt. VEW Post . 2655 held their Diamond Jubilee dance and dinner'. Dec: 19. Post officials reported the § attendance asvery good. ; They said the food was "de-licious" and the music of Arch Brook's band was enjoy. ed by all. Because of the public responseto the dance, another party willbe scheduled in February by the same committee. Post officers extendeda special “vote of thanks” to . Brooks for keeping the dance . date in spite of injuries he . suffered recently in an auto accident. California is the world's . only commerical source of ripe olives, lingualcard are It. Col. DuaneA. commander of the 4126th field maintenance squadron, and Msgt. Warren F. Zippler, first sergeant of the squadron and originator of the card. Aamodt, (OFFICIAL USAF PHOTO) a Fe rT : GRASS VALLEY AIRMAN..JimE. Stokes, USN, son.of Mrs. R.W. Stokes of 510 Butler Street talks with California Senator Clair Engle aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Saratoga. Senator Engle visitedthe Saratoga during November to witness day-time flight operations while the ship was operating with units of the -S. Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. s of call for the Saratoga, flagship ask Force 60, have been Turkey, [taly, Spain, Greece and France. Stokes . entered the Navy in August 1957. NC Druggist Dies From Bad Heart George Halstead 44, of the G and H Pharmacy, Nevada City, suffered a fatal heart attack Monday at his North San Juan ranch. Halstead is survivied by his wife, Charlotte; five children Cathy, George, John, Richard and Jerry; his mother, Mrs. Eva Halstead of Alhambra; and a brother, Charles Halstead of Sacramento. Anative of Colfax, Placer county, Halstead was born Oct. 4, 1915. Most of ‘his boyhood was spent in Foresthill, Placer county, and his family later moved to Alhambra. He entered the Navy during WW 11 and came to Nevada county after his dis. charge. In 1947, he opened . the pharmacy which he has

ago he bought a ranch near North San Juan. and Hague-Thomas-Hegarty Halstead also helped form the Foresthill legion post. operated since. Two years . . in late spring or early sumwrecked the next," warns of. / Kenneth Asch . Graduates In Navy . man, USN, He was a member of the . Civil Air Patrol, the Odd . Fellows Lodge of Nevada City . Post 130, American Legion, . Is Opened Installment.. . (Continued from Page 1) Lifted Afte The Director of Natura sources, DeWittNe Thursday repealed the clamation on burning mits, which was adopted ember 30, 1959. The clamation extended the iod during which a wr permit from the State ester was required. In repealing the pre mation, DirectorNe stated that recent rains sufficiently abated the hazard conditions whic existed previously. As sult of this, burning pey now are not required Section 4153 of the P Resources Code. In commenting on thg things and to know when payment on each is complete.) It is better for the buyer to } insist that each item have a separate contract. 12. Charges for late payment will be regulated. At times in the past these charges have been unreasonable. Consumers will want to be informed on these provisions and see to it that they are carried out. Highway 40 \ Stretch Eastbound traffic on U.S. Highway 40/99W--from 0.2 mile west ofthe Yolo-Solano county line, to three miles east of Davis--was routed off the detour over the south frontage road, and onto the recently completed freeway section beginning Dec. 28. The announcement came from the Marysville district office of the State Division of Highways. Officials there said opening the new section would give eastbound motorists a three-lane highway with the exception of a short detour around the construction of a grade separation struc-. . ture at County Road 104 east . ’ of Davis, approximately midway in the project. 5 Westbound traffic will remain unaffected. Overall the $2, 100,00, 4, 5-mile project will convert the former four-lane expressway toa six-lane freeway and is expected to be completed CHRISTMAS CANDY.. was prepared for distribution in Nevada City during the pre-Christmas period at Chamber of Commerce headquarters. Shown are (left to right) Mrs. Herbert Hallett, Mrs. Ted Sigourney, chamber Secretary Gwen Anderson and Roy Christenson. If you had: A party..a baby ..a wedding, mer. The former eastbound lanes are presently being widened to three lanes and will serve westbound traffic when completed. Old westbound lanes will become an access road for adjacent utilities. Plans include provision for . a future additional lane in. Went vacationing..or sledding, Caught a plane..or the flu, Safaried to far Timbuctu, Shot a deer..caught a dear; Our wish to yo simple..stra point, Toall friends, the best ‘All of This we want to hear. The route is also part of . Don't keep it to yourself alone, ' Interstate Highway 80. 2 . Get The Citizen on the phone. j . ' 2 As the bell ring in the new year, we ex tend our best . KennethL. Asch, aviation . Call electronics technician air. son of Mr. and . . Empire St., Grass V alley, Mrs. KennethE. Asch of 206 . Grass Valley 126, graduated Dec. 8, from the Aviation Electronics TechOr wishes to al our friends. nician School at the Naval Air Technical Training Center, Memphis, Tenn. Instruction in the 22-week course included electronics fundamentals, communications systems, transmitter . , theory and anti-submarine equipment. Nevada City 126 Mosc Supe . /. / } We VV Haro Dis 112 CITIZEN Offers Wide Spread Recor¢ Theo. A. Shirley Chief D Marlene Circulation for Your 4 Classified Ad * DEADLINE --9:30 A.M. Dep Monday Before Publication Assessor