January 20, 1960 (8 pages)

CITIZEN Bv DONNA MILHOUS Phone AXtel 2-3207 The Bridal shower for Lois Azevedo was a tremendous success with many guests. Presents are still being sent from the people that didn't get to attend. Katherine McLaflin, Anna Mc Quinn, Hazel Smallridge and Maxine Swinney served the coffee andcake. The following 1adies attended. Mildred Lusk, Zoann Wasley, Anne Begelow, Bea Leonard, Margaret Hansen, Jeane Marquis, Doris Brown, Edith Bradshaw, Berta Swartz, Blanch Halshisher, Grace Worley, Gladys Chittenden, Mary Mc Combers, Hazel Smallridge, Gertrude Hammer, Phyllis Butz, Jesse Price, Maxinne Swinney, “Cecile Wilson, Isabelle \ Whittlesey, Helen Gug. . limino, Mrs. Suttens, Hattie Bone, Ruth Bartsch, Betty Salero, Margaret Perry, Roberta Harris, Gerry Treloar Florence Dulaney, Barbara Sauer, Kitty Kinsman, Atha Souvenirs . Specimens GOLD . W. J. SMITH Jeweler , 218 Broad St. N.C. . NOW OPEN SERVING FINE FOOD WEDNESDAY — SUNDAY LINDLEY'S RED WAGON Lake Combie Rd. Just off G.V. Auburn Highway Hours 12 Noon To 9:00 p.m. Closed Mon. & Tues. Achinson, Stella Sauer, Catherine McLaflin, Eula May York, Margaret Rodenbérger Jane Taylor, Katherine Bice, and Anna McQuinn. Sending gifts but unable to attend were Sallie Mastolier, and Elsie Prentice. ++t++t++ Sophine Montgomery, who did reside near Petersons comer and. recently moved to Sacramento was up for a day visiting her dear friend Florence Dulaney. It was an interesting coincidence that the ambulnce driver that took .Gus Peterson to the hospital after his brush with "death by drowning" turned out.to be none other than Sophies sorfin-law, and Sophie, herself had been renting Gus Petersons house. ++tte+ Doc White is finally home from the hospital hale and hearty except thereis 25 pounds less of him. ++ tee Dave Adams is nursing a crushed finger that was the painful result ofnot watching his finger when slamming the car door. So far he hasn‘t missed any work which is] commendable. t++t¢t+tt+ The Achinsons have hadf their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Gus Buddle as guests recently, the Buddles are from Oakland. t++tet+Dickie Jones has just returned to Fort Eustace, Virginia, after having spent 17 days in North San Juan visiting relatives and friends. Dickie had just returned from duty with the Army in Iceland before being stationed at Fort Eustace. ++ e+e "Tommy" and Loretta Thomas left forRedding where T ommy is employed as a drillerin a copper minning operation. California had 654 acres planted to persimmons in 1958. ADVERTISER Country Cat Chases City Kitty Up Tree When a city cat meets a country cat, the fur begins to fly. Mr. andMrs. H.F. Piepenstock of Hidden Valley, saw theirtity cat, Kitty Pus, chased up a 125 foot pine tree by a country cat. Now, as everyone knows, a city cat has no reverse gear WHAT CAN . SELL WITH A CLASSIFIED AD? what the people of one city in the Classified Section. To Be Brief. Make It A The Possibilities Are Unlimited---BUT a survey recently completed shows advertised OTHERS advertised furniture, musical instruments, jobs, and a multitude of items ANYTHING THAT HAS VALUE can be sold by a CLASSIFIED AD NEVADA COUNTY CITIZEN CLASSIFIED AD when upapinetree. As a result, the cat spent the weekend of the 8th in the tree. The Watt Park Volunteer Fire Department with the cooperation oftheGold Flat Volunteer Fire Department were called Tuesday morning torescue Kitty Puss, when it became apparent that the cat wouldnot, orcouldnot come back down the tree ot its own accord. Jess Nelms, equipped with UP A TREE.climbs a fireman inresponse to a call of "Fireman, Save My Cat." The cat, chased into the tree by another feline, climbed higher until both were nearly tothe top. Then’the fireman hero coaxed the cat within his grasp (see arrow). A job well-done, firemen from Gold Flat and Wait Park departments talk it over. Shown above are (left to right) DowAlexander, Don Fowler, M.L. -‘SeamanandTess Nelms. Fowler is chief at Gold Flat and Seaman heads theWatt Park Volunteers. only logging hooks, climbed the GFVFD 40 foot ladder and traversed the rest of the way by hook luck and prayer to the top of the 125 foot tree. As he neared the cat, the cat traversed higher and farther out on the various limbs, until both cat and Nelms were ‘ in the very top of the tree. By coaxing and-calling, ‘Nelms finally grabbed the cat, and swinging from his perch stuffed the protesting feline into his sweat shirt, and began the trip downward. When he hadreached about 80 feet, he dropped the cat, into a blanket held by Dow Alexander, Don Fowler, Al Cresswell, and M.L. Seaman. Cats being what they are, Kitty Puss took off like a streak for his home anda welcome bowl of warm milk. Mr. and Mrs. Piepenstock are new to this area, having moved to Hidden Valley last May from Huntington Park, However, they now know that there are many good neighbors inthe community , and showed their appreciation by making a donation to M. L. Seaman, Chief ofthenewly organized Watt Park Volunteer Fire Department. —Advertisement— District. Signature Sample Recall Petition PETITION FOR RECALL OF MEMBER OF GOVERNING BOARD OF THE NEVA4DA UNION HIGH SCHCOL DISTRICT We, the underéignea, registered voters of the Nevada Union High School District, do hereby demand the recall of JACK BRICKELL, & governing board member of the Nevada Union High School The ground upon which the recall is sought 1s as follows: That JACK BRICKELL, failed to answer to the will and demand of registered voters while acting as & member of the governing board of the Nevada Union High School District. Flace of Residence Nevada Union High School District Recall Committee ARI ome 7. TIME TESTED clinics and in tho Whirlpool Bath h associated with ar 2. CONVENIE to use. Relief can necessary —right i S.SAFER. Jacuzzi Whirlpool the aches and pain PHONE TODAY no obligation CG Es Congr ELECTRI LE ELECTRICI Nevada %

CITIZEN Bv DONNA MILHOUS Phone AXtel 2-3207 The Bridal shower for Lois Azevedo was a tremendous success with many guests. Presents are still being sent from the people that didn't get to attend. Katherine McLaflin, Anna Mc Quinn, Hazel Smallridge and Maxine Swinney served the coffee andcake. The following 1adies attended. Mildred Lusk, Zoann Wasley, Anne Begelow, Bea Leonard, Margaret Hansen, Jeane Marquis, Doris Brown, Edith Bradshaw, Berta Swartz, Blanch Halshisher, Grace Worley, Gladys Chittenden, Mary Mc Combers, Hazel Smallridge, Gertrude Hammer, Phyllis Butz, Jesse Price, Maxinne Swinney, “Cecile Wilson, Isabelle \ Whittlesey, Helen Gug. . limino, Mrs. Suttens, Hattie Bone, Ruth Bartsch, Betty Salero, Margaret Perry, Roberta Harris, Gerry Treloar Florence Dulaney, Barbara Sauer, Kitty Kinsman, Atha Souvenirs . Specimens GOLD . W. J. SMITH Jeweler , 218 Broad St. N.C. . NOW OPEN SERVING FINE FOOD WEDNESDAY — SUNDAY LINDLEY'S RED WAGON Lake Combie Rd. Just off G.V. Auburn Highway Hours 12 Noon To 9:00 p.m. Closed Mon. & Tues. Achinson, Stella Sauer, Catherine McLaflin, Eula May York, Margaret Rodenbérger Jane Taylor, Katherine Bice, and Anna McQuinn. Sending gifts but unable to attend were Sallie Mastolier, and Elsie Prentice. ++t++t++ Sophine Montgomery, who did reside near Petersons comer and. recently moved to Sacramento was up for a day visiting her dear friend Florence Dulaney. It was an interesting coincidence that the ambulnce driver that took .Gus Peterson to the hospital after his brush with "death by drowning" turned out.to be none other than Sophies sorfin-law, and Sophie, herself had been renting Gus Petersons house. ++tte+ Doc White is finally home from the hospital hale and hearty except thereis 25 pounds less of him. ++ tee Dave Adams is nursing a crushed finger that was the painful result ofnot watching his finger when slamming the car door. So far he hasn‘t missed any work which is] commendable. t++t¢t+tt+ The Achinsons have hadf their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Gus Buddle as guests recently, the Buddles are from Oakland. t++tet+Dickie Jones has just returned to Fort Eustace, Virginia, after having spent 17 days in North San Juan visiting relatives and friends. Dickie had just returned from duty with the Army in Iceland before being stationed at Fort Eustace. ++ e+e "Tommy" and Loretta Thomas left forRedding where T ommy is employed as a drillerin a copper minning operation. California had 654 acres planted to persimmons in 1958. ADVERTISER Country Cat Chases City Kitty Up Tree When a city cat meets a country cat, the fur begins to fly. Mr. andMrs. H.F. Piepenstock of Hidden Valley, saw theirtity cat, Kitty Pus, chased up a 125 foot pine tree by a country cat. Now, as everyone knows, a city cat has no reverse gear WHAT CAN . SELL WITH A CLASSIFIED AD?

what the people of one city in the Classified Section. To Be Brief.. Make It A The Possibilities Are Unlimited---BUT a survey recently completed shows advertised OTHERS advertised furniture, musical instruments, jobs, and a multitude of items ANYTHING THAT HAS VALUE can be sold by a CLASSIFIED AD NEVADA COUNTY CITIZEN CLASSIFIED AD when upapinetree. As a result, the cat spent the weekend of the 8th in the tree. The Watt Park Volunteer Fire Department with the cooperation oftheGold Flat Volunteer Fire Department were called Tuesday morning torescue Kitty Puss, when it became apparent that the cat wouldnot, orcouldnot come back down the tree ot its own accord. Jess Nelms, equipped with UP A TREE..climbs a fireman inresponse to a call of "Fireman, Save My Cat." The cat, chased into the tree by another feline, climbed higher until both were nearly tothe top. Then’the fireman hero coaxed the cat within his grasp (see arrow). A job well-done, firemen from Gold Flat and Wait Park departments talk it over. Shown above are (left to right) DowAlexander, Don Fowler, M.L. -‘SeamanandTess Nelms. Fowler is chief at Gold Flat and Seaman heads theWatt Park Volunteers. only logging hooks, climbed the GFVFD 40 foot ladder and traversed the rest of the way by hook luck and prayer to the top of the 125 foot tree. As he neared the cat, the cat traversed higher and farther out on the various limbs, until both cat and Nelms were ‘ in the very top of the tree. By coaxing and-calling, ‘Nelms finally grabbed the cat, and swinging from his perch stuffed the protesting feline into his sweat shirt, and began the trip downward. When he hadreached about 80 feet, he dropped the cat, into a blanket held by Dow Alexander, Don Fowler, Al Cresswell, and M.L. Seaman. Cats being what they are, Kitty Puss took off like a streak for his home anda welcome bowl of warm milk. Mr. and Mrs. Piepenstock are new to this area, having moved to Hidden Valley last May from Huntington Park, However, they now know that there are many good neighbors inthe community , and showed their appreciation by making a donation to M. L. Seaman, Chief ofthenewly organized Watt Park Volunteer Fire Department. —Advertisement— District. Signature Sample Recall Petition PETITION FOR RECALL OF MEMBER OF GOVERNING BOARD OF THE NEVA4DA UNION HIGH SCHCOL DISTRICT We, the underéignea, registered voters of the Nevada Union High School District, do hereby demand the recall of JACK BRICKELL, & governing board member of the Nevada Union High School The ground upon which the recall is sought 1s as follows: That JACK BRICKELL, failed to answer to the will and demand of registered voters while acting as & member of the governing board of the Nevada Union High School District. Flace of Residence Nevada Union High School District Recall Committee ARI ome 7. TIME TESTED clinics and in tho Whirlpool Bath h associated with ar 2. CONVENIE to use. Relief can necessary —right i S.SAFER.. Jacuzzi Whirlpool the aches and pain PHONE TODAY no obligation CG Es Congr ELECTRI LE ELECTRICI Nevada %