December 30, 1959 (8 pages)

Wednesday, December 30, 1959 Mineral Production Down A Mineral production in Cal‘cornea during 1958 declined about nine per cent fromthe ‘receding year, Mineral In‘ormation Service, Division ! Mines, reported this week. T otal vadue of minera] production was $1,503, 000,000 comparedto $1,650, 000,000 in 1957, Despite the temporary set back after seven years i oak tinuously rising values, the total value remained the third highest in the State's -. CURNOW HALLS INSURANCE 316 Broad St. Phone N. C. 633 history, according to the SerVice. In the industrial mineral and metal groups there were some increases. They were cement, gold, gypsum, manganese ore, mercury, sand and gravel and talc. Northern California and Nevada writers under 35 years of age were reminded this week by the San Francisco Foundation that the 1960 Joseph Henry Jackson Award competition is now open. be: ra The $1000 grant-in-aid is » made annually to the author & of an unpublished, partly completed literary work of: § fiction, non-fictional prose or poetry. Applications and all mat. erials must beattheofficeof = the Foundation, 351 Calif— ornia Street, San Francisco 4, 3a prior to Feb. 1, 1960. Applications must be on forms provided forthe purpose, ob, Bi tainable from the Foundation. . Custom Slaughtering LAMB’ BEEF VEAL Cut and Packaged to Your Specifications JR. FREEZER ORDERS FROM $20 HUNNICUTT'S MEATS Nevada City 501 Grass Valley-Nevada City Highway near Nevada City limits, ————— ® PLENTY OF PARKING a) SUNDAY FAMILY DINNERS Exceptional Food At SMITH’S © GOLD CENTER $300 Children Under 12— $1.50 PHONE: Grass Valley 9 GRASS VALLEY NEVADA CITY HIWAY LIVE MUSIC SATURDAY NIGHTS : MAKE . . }RESERVATIONS FOR OUR NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY NOW Free Hats & Favors ae BANQUET FACILITIES Hobbyhouse & EQUIPMENT 120 W. Main St.,Grass Valley OFFICE \ A \ N 1960 Phone 214 CITIZEN-ADVERTISER ~ 4 a eo = The Post Oftice in Nevada Citv was decorated for the Season. The Townspeople were gretted with the above scene when they enteredto post their packages orto pick up their Christmas goodies. Page 47. Cow Herd Caution Told “Cow and feeder cattle prices will likely decline more next year than fed cattle prices. They'll likely drop ,still further in 1961." Extension Economist Al Carpenter of the University suggests caution inconsidering the purchase of young female beef animals for adding to beef cow herds. M ost competent analysts believe the peak in cattle prices for this present cycle has passed. Now is a good time for producers to look over their herds critically and give attention to profits based . onefficient operations rather Pictured above is the gayly decorated tree which greeted the guests at the Bret than on increases in prices. Purchase of overpriced feeder cattle this fall may lead to little or no profit. Stockmen will need to watch their purchase and selling carefully. The agricultural outlook indicated enormous stocks of feed grains with carryovers continuing to increase. On the brighter side are increasing employment and greater purchasing p. wer on the part of the consumer. These will tend to make for a gradual rather than a sharp drop in beef prices. YY NEW 7 °/fp HERR f) we The Party NEW YEAR'S EVE Snacks Favors CocktailsHarte Inn, Grass Valley, when they made their entrance to the various parties held throughout the Holiday Season. Highway Worker Retires JosephC. Havey, leadingman for the State Division of Highways for 30 years, will retire January 1, 1960 after having reached the compulsory retirement age, 70, according to Highway Superintendent J. L. Snider of the Nevada City maintenance territory. Born in Timbuctoo, December 23, 1889, Havey attended grade school andhigh school at Smartsville, Hebegan his highway career in 1929 as a laborer at the old Smartsville maintenance yard and moved to the Nevada City station in 1933, the same year he received his present rating. Havey lives with his wife Leitia on Routel, Grass Valley. They havea daughter and two grandchildren. Mrs. Havey has a son andtwo grandchildren by a previous marriage. He plans lots of hunting and fishing from their Sierra Valley summer home, Taner 9; IN THE FUTURE 1960, Saturday---Basketball , NUHS vs. Colfax High School at Grass Valley. Jan. 12, 1960, Tuesday--Installation of officers, Nevada City Chamber of Commerce, Victorian Room, National Hotel. Jan. 15, 1960, Friday---Basketball, NUHS vs. Marysville High School at Grass Valley. Jan. 16, 1960, Saturday---Distinguished Service Award dinner, Grass Valley Junior Chamber of Commerce, Bret Harte Hotel. Jan. 19, 1960 Tuesday---Basketball ; NUHS vs. Placer High School at Grass Valley. Jan. 29, 1960 Friday---Basketball, NUHS Oroville High School at Grass Valley. ,tPlease enter my subscription to the ! BE A SUBSCRIBER to the 1 I . . 1 NEVADA COUNTY CITIZEN . ; "The Paper with the pictures" . 1 i FREE! ! With every subscription entered) ' NOW--one classified ad (6 lines max.) in ' the CITIZEN CLASSIFIED SECTION. Youl }may enter your ad any time before the. expiration of your subscription. I * KK % . Nevada County Citizen for one year. {I enclose-$2.50. .PHONE 116 EE NY ___ NEW YEAR __ Flowers for All Occasions . : . Nevada City Y ssi NADINE GUSTAFSON, Prop. 230 COMMERCIAL ST. FUN Freddie’s Broad St. at Nevada City NEVADA CITY GRAND OPENING JAN x 4° 1960 LINDLEY.$ RED WAGON Lake Combie Rd. Just off G.V. Auburn Highway Hours:12 Noon To 9:00 p.m. Closed Mon. & Tues. (Mail to Nevada County Citizen, 132 Main St., Nevada City, Calif .) . . Bennetts & Steel 128 Mill St. Grass Valley Phone 275 Thanks You tor Your patronage during 1959 a May the coming year one for You. be a prosperous sf HAVE TAXI WILL TRAVEL Anytime ® Anywhere XI PHONE G.V.460 G Cai GREASELESS DELICIOUS-DONUTS lain Nutty Frosted Electro-Baked Special prices to Clubs and Lodges. Order 'em ahead They'll be Electro -Fresh THE BROWNIE OPHIR RD. PH. 2599. GRASS VALLEY VALLEY TA AND QUARTZ JEWELRY Makes lasting gifts and souvenirs of the Gold Country DIAMONDS e WATCHES e SILVERWARE CLOCKS e AND MANY OTHER GIFTS Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair 124 MILL ST. PHONE GRASS VALLEY 155 CARROTS ceto Bac 10 < ROMAINE & RED LETTUCE . 10 « CAULIFLOWER 10 COMMERCIAL & YORK STREETS NEVADA CITY Phone 398 Nevada City SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY T BONE STEAKS RIB STEAKS FRANKS cak CHOICE usoa *1.09 89 ¢ 49: eae FROZEN SCALLOPS PRE COOKED 7 «: 55 BREADED SHRIMP 10 oz FISH STICKS COOKED soz 37¢ MEDIUM OYSTERS 12 oz 59 FOODS . TACOS REDS 14 oz 49: ENCHILADAS 14 <TAMALES Bag of 8 89: uBeys 12 ox CORNED BEEF 49: MACOMBERS 25 ¢ APPLE CIDER “2 SOFT WEVE 2 pk. TOILET Tissue 2 ACME CHLORINATED LIME 35° TAYLORS 17 oz BABO 7 GIANT CLEANSER 25°. BAGS VAN CAMPS 300 tin 2 for PORK & BEANS 25 ¢ SWEET POTATOES 25‘ —_—____. SANDWICH ZEE 30 ct SACRAMENTO 300 tin c g35° ASPARAGUS SPEAR KOTEX 10: C4 110 SUGAR 89 SANITARY ,. KLEENEX NAPKINS 45:. NAPKINS Jr Reg Super . 5015 x 15 256 REC WILS STILL ( By the same Union High Sc Trustees Monda cisionoflastmoa tract of Superin The crowd of attended the me¢ action of last meeting site i board action. A large port in another roo laid plans fora least of those rehiring Wilson Twenty petitio ing of Wilson 4 year were presen of more than 920 on the sheets. was Claimed. . Organization qd School Distriq announced yeste licity chairman. Chairman qd Sanford. A meeting at set for 8 pem. tation extended At the meeti mittees will be Committees organization, le of candidates, 4 Repeated atte to get board mem reasons they had end of this year's avail. Board Preside bers Jack Bricke gave their reasaq since the Dece refused'to go fu Casey sta charges against He explained ¢ who voted again Think it the plight wagon teé waiting i the narro (One of a week in Th .Pictures. In coms is indebt erously a of nearly

Wednesday, December 30, 1959 Mineral Production Down A Mineral production in Cal‘cornea during 1958 declined about nine per cent fromthe ‘receding year, Mineral In‘ormation Service, Division ! Mines, reported this week. T otal vadue of minera] production was $1,503, 000,000 comparedto $1,650, 000,000 in 1957, Despite the temporary set back after seven years i oak tinuously rising values, the total value remained the third highest in the State's -. CURNOW HALLS INSURANCE 316 Broad St. Phone N. C. 633 history, according to the SerVice. In the industrial mineral and metal groups there were some increases. They were cement, gold, gypsum, manganese ore, mercury, sand and gravel and talc. Northern California and Nevada writers under 35 years of age were reminded this week by the San Francisco Foundation that the 1960 Joseph Henry Jackson Award competition is now open. be: ra The $1000 grant-in-aid is » made annually to the author & of an unpublished, partly completed literary work of: § fiction, non-fictional prose or poetry. Applications and all mat. erials must beattheofficeof = the Foundation, 351 Calif— ornia Street, San Francisco 4, 3a prior to Feb. 1, 1960. Applications must be on forms provided forthe purpose, ob, Bi tainable from the Foundation. . Custom Slaughtering LAMB’ BEEF VEAL Cut and Packaged to Your Specifications JR. FREEZER ORDERS FROM $20 HUNNICUTT'S MEATS Nevada City 501 Grass Valley-Nevada City Highway near Nevada City limits, ————— ® PLENTY OF PARKING a) SUNDAY FAMILY DINNERS Exceptional Food At SMITH’S © GOLD CENTER $300 Children Under 12— $1.50 PHONE: Grass Valley 9 GRASS VALLEY NEVADA CITY HIWAY LIVE MUSIC SATURDAY NIGHTS : MAKE . . }RESERVATIONS FOR OUR NEW YEAR’S EVE PARTY NOW Free Hats & Favors ae BANQUET FACILITIES Hobbyhouse & EQUIPMENT 120 W. Main St.,Grass Valley OFFICE \ A \ N 1960 Phone 214 CITIZEN-ADVERTISER ~ 4 a eo = The Post Oftice in Nevada Citv was decorated for the Season. The Townspeople were gretted with the above scene when they enteredto post their packages orto pick up their Christmas goodies. Page 47. Cow Herd Caution Told “Cow and feeder cattle prices will likely decline more next year than fed cattle prices. They'll likely drop ,still further in 1961." Extension Economist Al Carpenter of the University suggests caution inconsidering the purchase of young female beef animals for adding to beef cow herds. M ost competent analysts believe the peak in cattle prices for this present cycle has passed. Now is a good time for producers to look over their herds critically and give attention to profits based . onefficient operations rather Pictured above is the gayly decorated tree which greeted the guests at the Bret than on increases in prices. Purchase of overpriced feeder cattle this fall may lead to little or no profit. Stockmen will need to watch their purchase and selling carefully. The agricultural outlook indicated enormous stocks of feed grains with carryovers continuing to increase. On the brighter side are increasing employment and greater purchasing p. wer on the part of the consumer. These will tend to make for a gradual rather than a sharp drop in beef prices. YY NEW 7 °/fp HERR f) we The Party NEW YEAR'S EVE Snacks Favors CocktailsHarte Inn, Grass Valley, when they made their entrance to the various parties held throughout the Holiday Season. Highway Worker Retires JosephC. Havey, leadingman for the State Division of Highways for 30 years, will retire January 1, 1960 after having reached the compulsory retirement age, 70, according to Highway Superintendent J. L. Snider of the Nevada City maintenance territory. Born in Timbuctoo, December 23, 1889, Havey attended grade school andhigh school at Smartsville, Hebegan his highway career in 1929 as a laborer at the old Smartsville maintenance yard and moved to the Nevada City station in 1933, the same year he received his present rating. Havey lives with his wife Leitia on Routel, Grass Valley. They havea daughter and two grandchildren. Mrs. Havey has a son andtwo grandchildren by a previous marriage. He plans lots of hunting and fishing from their Sierra Valley summer home, Taner 9; IN THE FUTURE 1960, Saturday---Basketball , NUHS vs. Colfax High School at Grass Valley. Jan. 12, 1960, Tuesday--Installation of officers, Nevada City Chamber of Commerce, Victorian Room, National Hotel. Jan. 15, 1960, Friday---Basketball, NUHS vs. Marysville High School at Grass Valley. Jan. 16, 1960, Saturday---Distinguished Service Award dinner, Grass Valley Junior Chamber of Commerce, Bret Harte Hotel. Jan. 19, 1960 Tuesday---Basketball ; NUHS vs. Placer High School at Grass Valley. Jan. 29, 1960 Friday---Basketball, NUHS Oroville High School at Grass Valley. ,tPlease enter my subscription to the ! BE A SUBSCRIBER

to the 1 I . . 1 NEVADA COUNTY CITIZEN . ; "The Paper with the pictures" . 1 i FREE! ! With every subscription entered) ' NOW--one classified ad (6 lines max.) in ' the CITIZEN CLASSIFIED SECTION. Youl }may enter your ad any time before the. expiration of your subscription. I * KK % . Nevada County Citizen for one year. {I enclose-$2.50. .PHONE 116 EE NY ___ NEW YEAR __ Flowers for All Occasions . : . Nevada City Y ssi NADINE GUSTAFSON, Prop. 230 COMMERCIAL ST. FUN Freddie’s Broad St. at Nevada City NEVADA CITY GRAND OPENING JAN x 4° 1960 LINDLEY.$ RED WAGON Lake Combie Rd. Just off G.V. Auburn Highway Hours:12 Noon To 9:00 p.m. Closed Mon. & Tues. (Mail to Nevada County Citizen, 132 Main St., Nevada City, Calif .) . . Bennetts & Steel 128 Mill St. Grass Valley Phone 275 Thanks You tor Your patronage during 1959 a May the coming year one for You. be a prosperous sf HAVE TAXI WILL TRAVEL Anytime ® Anywhere XI PHONE G.V.460 G Cai GREASELESS DELICIOUS-DONUTS lain Nutty Frosted Electro-Baked Special prices to Clubs and Lodges. Order 'em ahead They'll be Electro -Fresh THE BROWNIE OPHIR RD. PH. 2599. GRASS VALLEY VALLEY TA AND QUARTZ JEWELRY Makes lasting gifts and souvenirs of the Gold Country DIAMONDS e WATCHES e SILVERWARE CLOCKS e AND MANY OTHER GIFTS Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair 124 MILL ST. PHONE GRASS VALLEY 155 CARROTS ceto Bac 10 < ROMAINE & RED LETTUCE . 10 « CAULIFLOWER 10 COMMERCIAL & YORK STREETS NEVADA CITY Phone 398 Nevada City SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY T BONE STEAKS RIB STEAKS FRANKS cak CHOICE usoa *1.09 89 ¢ 49: eae FROZEN SCALLOPS PRE COOKED 7 «: 55 BREADED SHRIMP 10 oz FISH STICKS COOKED soz 37¢ MEDIUM OYSTERS 12 oz 59 FOODS . TACOS REDS 14 oz 49: ENCHILADAS 14 <TAMALES Bag of 8 89: uBeys 12 ox CORNED BEEF 49: MACOMBERS 25 ¢ APPLE CIDER “2 SOFT WEVE 2 pk. TOILET Tissue 2 ACME CHLORINATED LIME 35° TAYLORS 17 oz BABO 7 GIANT CLEANSER 25°. BAGS VAN CAMPS 300 tin 2 for PORK & BEANS 25 ¢ SWEET POTATOES 25‘ —_—____. SANDWICH ZEE 30 ct SACRAMENTO 300 tin c g35° ASPARAGUS SPEAR KOTEX 10: C4 110 SUGAR 89 SANITARY ,.. KLEENEX NAPKINS 45:. NAPKINS Jr Reg Super . 5015 x 15 256 REC WILS STILL ( By the same Union High Sc Trustees Monda cisionoflastmoa tract of Superin The crowd of attended the me¢ action of last meeting site i board action. A large port in another roo laid plans fora least of those rehiring Wilson Twenty petitio ing of Wilson 4 year were presen of more than 920 on the sheets. was Claimed. . Organization qd School Distriq announced yeste licity chairman. Chairman qd Sanford. A meeting at set for 8 pem. tation extended At the meeti mittees will be Committees organization, le of candidates, 4 Repeated atte to get board mem reasons they had end of this year's avail. Board Preside bers Jack Bricke gave their reasaq since the Dece refused'to go fu Casey sta charges against He explained ¢ who voted again Think it the plight wagon teé waiting i the narro (One of a week in Th .Pictures. In coms is indebt erously a of nearly