March 23, 1960 (8 pages)

Page 4A see sec CLASSIFIED ADS MISCELLANEOUS HELP WANTED MANAGERS: Prove to me _you the opportunity of your “LEASING” A New Word in Transport Economy Autos, Trucks Fleet, Individual’ that you can build an organizaticn of Food Supplement Dealers and I’ll give life. Write Paul Musgrave, 3300 Parkway, Sacto. 16, . Dalton Equipment Co., Inc, Calif. 16th & K HI 6-6751 Sacramento, Calif. FOR SALE a BROKEN WINDOWS reREAL ESTATE placed. Automobile Glass installed. Electric Sanders i for rent. Paint, Sprayers. sila ag iabegg se es Moule Paint and Glass, , * . Phone 1106. Hills Flat, Near Mt. village. Phone and elec. 150 acres. $37,500. Agreeable terms. 528 EK. Broad St., N.C. Grass Valley WANTED WANTED REAL ESTATE oe THE BUYING CENTER FOR SALE GET THE BEST for yourl stomach. Quick relief with “Merbels” Rx for sick, gassy nervous stomachs. Neutralizes gas in 10 minutes. It’s guaranteed! Exclusive. ly at Grass Valley Drug, Grass Valley, _Pharmacy, Nevada City. and G&H WANTED: RARE COINS. Any gold coin. Anything in Jewelry, Scrap Gold, Sterling Silver, Diamonds, Antiques of the Gold Days. Phone Ellinger, GV 520. WANTED TO RENT: 2-br. home. Reasonable rent. P. O. Box 218, N.C. CLASSIFIED AD RATES . Per line in first issue Minimum Charge ged 16c Per line in additional issues (no changes) -2..0... Yc WANTED: Twin site foam rubber mattress. Phone GV 709-J. \ WE WANT FOOTHILL PROPERTIES We Have the Buyers LIST YOUR PROPERTY: Write or Phone Chester Company 2003 J St., Sacramento . Gilbert 3-3939 NUGGETSERVICES _ "~ THE SHARP-ALL SHOP, 436 Clay St., sharpen your saws, all other sharp edge tools N. C.,. will]? scis-. _ sors, knives, plane bits and. Phone NC 1193. Cootiettes Install Golden Canaries Cootiette Club No. 252 met March 14 at the Veterans Memorial Building, Nevada City, for a spaghetti dinner and inStallation of officers for 1960. PICK "N PAN MARKET 1582 Whiting St., Grass Valley SPECIALS THURS., FRI., SAT. Our Hours: Monday-Saturday 7:30 A.M.-7:30 P.M. Closed Sundays 59: 2 Ibs 34° SWIFTNING TASTEWELL: OLEO 3 Ibcan VELVETA ir NABISCO CRACKERS 24: 2lb Box 1 Ib pkg MJB INSTANT COFFEE « 07 89° TREE TEA 100 Count 89° Many guests from the Bay Area and Northern Califernia. Grand Pious Louse Virginia Wells of Sacramentq was the installingofficer, assisted by Ann Townsend, chief grayback of Gold Nugget No. 1, Sacramento, was installing crummy chaser, and Gerry Herrick, chief grayback of Pik N Pan No. 443 of North Sacramento was _ installing Ivory Louse (musician). Officers installed for the year were: Wanda M. Eby, chief grayback; Blanche Hatch, baby louse; Patse Phillips, scratcher; Pearl Strach, shekel keeper; Cjsella Dalpez, pious louse; Ella Meyer, crummy chaser; Lulu Gassaway, louse hunter; Gwen Anderson and Betty Bagley, tightwads. Lurline Peterson, lady louse-elect, was to be installed, but was taken to a hospital that morning with, a sudden illness. She and others who were unable to attend will be installed at a later date. Ella Meyer, junior past chief grayback, was presented with her pin from the club by Patse Phillips, past chief grayback. Pearl Strach was presented with a threeyear shekel keeper pin from. GARDEN AT THE GARDEN CENTER--We offer the ONLY complete garden and pet — center in the Sierra, with EXPERIENCED personnel ready to aid you with your every gardening ‘problem. SUPPLIES Nevada City Store FIRST ON YOUR GARDENING LIST THIS WEEK BEDDING PLANTS Doz. 70c VIOLASPANSIES Doz. 70c attended GROUND COVER STRAWBERRIES Flat $6.98 AJUGA __ Flat $6.98 ALLYSUM Doz. 75¢ -JOHNNY-JUMP-UPS Doz. 70c COLUMBINE doz. 75c SNAP DRAGONS Doz. 60¢ BARE ROOT ROSES PATENTED TOP QUALITY Non Pat. #1 Quality 20th Century and Shasta STRAWBERRIES, Per Dozen ___. $1.00 FERTILIZER $4 ()Q off ORTHO FERTILIZER 40 pound sack Reg. $4.79 SPECIAL--$1.49 AMMONIUM SULPHATE 245 Ib. sack Reg. $2.25 SPECIAL--$3.79 from $435 bj ADVERTISER Wednesday, March 23, 1960 .Can Exec. Will Speak J. Roger Deas, an outy . “ \ standing speaker, who is to . appear before a joint meet: * ‘ing of the Nevada City :Business and Professional , Women and the American Association of University Women at the Nevada City F iElementary School on {March 23 at 6:30 p.m., comes as a representative of the American Can Company of New York. Before joining the American Can Company in 1951, Mr. Deas served as financial analyst with E. A. Pierce and Company, secretary to the San Francisco Planning 4}Commission, and Reserach secretary to Chief Justice Earl Warren when he was Governor of California, He also served as president of the San Francisco Junior f a) A Carnival Atmosphere reigned at Nevada Countys 4H Fun Night, March 12 shown here is part of the crowd of 1200 that enjoyed the Midway Games and the evenings skit competition. Scholarship. Fund Drive The Nevada-Sierra Coun. ties University of California Alumni Association Scholarship Committee is beginning an intensive campaign to build up its funds for use in the scholarship program. The ccmmittee urges all local alumni to respond promptly to mailed information so it can be determined how many scholarships will be available from this area. : Each scholarship is set at $400, of which the university contributes one-half. Student applications are screened by the university, but selection of the recipients is made by the local committee. The commitfee includes C. E. Everhart, Ridge Road, chairman; Dr. Walter Mullis, Mrs. Charles Haley and Mrs. William Briggs, Nevada City; Thomas Dargie, Grass Valley, and Roy Saarni, Truckee. California alumni not members of the asscciation are requested to send their contributions to California Alumni Siholarships, ¢/o C. E. Everhart, 103 Ridge Estates Road, Nevada City, Calif. : held Satupday, Chamber of Commerce in 1944-1945, and associate consultant of United Delegation, Founding Convention : of United Nations in 1945. = ‘ a His travels from the corporate offices of the American,Company in New York City cover almost a half million miles, and he has addressed over 2,000 audiences. Shown below are some of the All Stars honored during the evening. They are from left to right Lois Magonigal, Penn Valley and Ken Casper, Banner 1958 All Stars, Council Chairman, Orin a Brown and Barbara nen aen Spring Hill CARLTON G. THOMAS Skits were many and varied pictured is the third place winner, the entire club participating. Mrs! M Coziah was the Advisor for the skit. All Star. Banner, with Not shown, but arriving latter was Tom , Caspernof Banner who is. also a 1959 All Star. INVESTMENT and INSURANCE BROKER 129 Mill Street Phones 1229 and 1035 Grass Valley =. -feitfo pedir! EVERYTHING SELLING AT COST FIXTURES MUST oe PIONEER VILLAGE Cat Teedbeserk 156 S. Auburn Grass Valley ‘Executive / . Scheduled Group Flights Agent BRET HARTE INN GRASS VALLEY FO OD PALACE . COMMERCIAL & YORK STREETS NEVADA CITY O gyro” SALAMI C & KBOLOGNA} CHUBS 49° ib LIVER aveveos T BONE STEAKS v.s. choice . , 549% SAUSAGE Ob0 mitt ib 39° SALMON STEAKS Phone 398 Nevada CitySPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY, & SATURDAY RED LETTUCE 2 for _ SPINACH Bunch = CELERY a 19: RADISHS & =, one GREEN ONIONS ura AVOCADOS tarse 3for D5¢ 15¢ ib. 89°. ICE CREAM ‘CRYSTAL % Gal 69 rouseRs COFFEE » 59¢ == $1.17 SACRAMENTO TOMATO: JUICE — BOOTH’ FROZEN FOODS FISH STICKS 8 gz 10 oz 39 BREADED SHRIMP 59 46 ¢ SACRAMENTO o i3 FRUIT COCKTAIL 2% can CORNED BEE LIBBYS BREADED SCALLOPS 7 =: 57° . CORNED BEEF HASH usevs ‘39° Come In And Get Your Free Tickets On The New Sewing Loum Machine We Are Giving hatey, Sunday, March 27,

Page 4A see sec CLASSIFIED ADS MISCELLANEOUS HELP WANTED MANAGERS: Prove to me _you the opportunity of your “LEASING” A New Word in Transport Economy Autos, Trucks Fleet, Individual’ that you can build an organizaticn of Food Supplement Dealers and I’ll give life. Write Paul Musgrave, 3300 Parkway, Sacto. 16, . Dalton Equipment Co., Inc, Calif. 16th & K HI 6-6751 Sacramento, Calif. FOR SALE a BROKEN WINDOWS reREAL ESTATE placed. Automobile Glass installed. Electric Sanders i for rent. Paint, Sprayers. sila ag iabegg se es Moule Paint and Glass, , * . Phone 1106. Hills Flat, Near Mt. village. Phone and elec. 150 acres. $37,500. Agreeable terms. 528 EK. Broad St., N.C. Grass Valley WANTED WANTED REAL ESTATE oe THE BUYING CENTER FOR SALE GET THE BEST for yourl stomach. Quick relief with “Merbels” Rx for sick, gassy nervous stomachs. Neutralizes gas in 10 minutes. It’s guaranteed! Exclusive. ly at Grass Valley Drug, Grass Valley, _Pharmacy, Nevada City. and G&H WANTED: RARE COINS. Any gold coin. Anything in Jewelry, Scrap Gold, Sterling Silver, Diamonds, Antiques of the Gold Days. Phone Ellinger, GV 520. WANTED TO RENT: 2-br. home. Reasonable rent. P. O. Box 218, N.C. CLASSIFIED AD RATES . Per line in first issue Minimum Charge ged 16c Per line in additional issues (no changes) -2....0..... Yc WANTED: Twin site foam rubber mattress. Phone GV 709-J. \ WE WANT FOOTHILL PROPERTIES We Have the Buyers LIST YOUR PROPERTY: Write or Phone Chester Company 2003 J St., Sacramento . Gilbert 3-3939 NUGGETSERVICES _ "~ THE SHARP-ALL SHOP, 436 Clay St., sharpen your saws, all other sharp edge tools N. C.,. will]? scis-. _ sors, knives, plane bits and. Phone NC 1193. Cootiettes Install Golden Canaries Cootiette Club No. 252 met March 14 at the Veterans Memorial Building, Nevada City, for a spaghetti dinner and inStallation of officers for 1960. PICK "N PAN MARKET 1582 Whiting St., Grass Valley SPECIALS THURS., FRI., SAT. Our Hours: Monday-Saturday 7:30 A.M.-7:30 P.M. Closed Sundays 59: 2 Ibs 34° SWIFTNING TASTEWELL: OLEO 3 Ibcan VELVETA ir NABISCO CRACKERS 24: 2lb Box 1 Ib pkg MJB INSTANT COFFEE « 07 89° TREE TEA 100 Count 89° Many guests from the Bay Area and Northern Califernia. Grand Pious Louse Virginia Wells of Sacramentq was the installingofficer, assisted by Ann Townsend, chief grayback of Gold Nugget No. 1, Sacramento, was installing crummy chaser, and Gerry Herrick, chief grayback of Pik N Pan No. 443 of North Sacramento was _ installing Ivory Louse (musician). Officers installed for the year were: Wanda M. Eby, chief grayback; Blanche Hatch, baby louse; Patse Phillips, scratcher; Pearl Strach, shekel keeper; Cjsella Dalpez, pious louse; Ella Meyer, crummy chaser; Lulu Gassaway, louse hunter; Gwen Anderson and Betty Bagley, tightwads. Lurline Peterson, lady louse-elect, was to be installed, but was taken to a hospital that morning with, a sudden illness. She and others who were unable to attend will be installed at a later date. Ella Meyer, junior past chief grayback, was presented with her pin from the club by Patse Phillips, past chief grayback. Pearl Strach was presented with a threeyear shekel keeper pin from. GARDEN AT THE GARDEN CENTER--We offer the ONLY complete garden and pet — center in the Sierra, with EXPERIENCED personnel ready to aid you with your every gardening ‘problem. SUPPLIES Nevada City Store FIRST ON YOUR GARDENING LIST THIS WEEK BEDDING PLANTS Doz. 70c VIOLASPANSIES Doz. 70c attended GROUND COVER STRAWBERRIES Flat $6.98 AJUGA __ Flat $6.98 ALLYSUM Doz. 75¢ -JOHNNY-JUMP-UPS Doz. 70c COLUMBINE doz. 75c SNAP DRAGONS Doz. 60¢ BARE ROOT ROSES PATENTED TOP QUALITY

Non Pat. #1 Quality 20th Century and Shasta STRAWBERRIES, Per Dozen ___. $1.00 FERTILIZER $4 ()Q off ORTHO FERTILIZER 40 pound sack Reg. $4.79 SPECIAL--$1.49 AMMONIUM SULPHATE 245 Ib. sack Reg. $2.25 SPECIAL--$3.79 from $435 bj ADVERTISER Wednesday, March 23, 1960 .Can Exec. Will Speak J. Roger Deas, an outy . “ \ standing speaker, who is to . appear before a joint meet: * ‘ing of the Nevada City :Business and Professional , Women and the American Association of University Women at the Nevada City F iElementary School on {March 23 at 6:30 p.m., comes as a representative of the American Can Company of New York. Before joining the American Can Company in 1951, Mr. Deas served as financial analyst with E. A. Pierce and Company, secretary to the San Francisco Planning 4}Commission, and Reserach secretary to Chief Justice Earl Warren when he was Governor of California, He also served as president of the San Francisco Junior f a) A Carnival Atmosphere reigned at Nevada Countys 4H Fun Night, March 12 shown here is part of the crowd of 1200 that enjoyed the Midway Games and the evenings skit competition. Scholarship. Fund Drive The Nevada-Sierra Coun. ties University of California Alumni Association Scholarship Committee is beginning an intensive campaign to build up its funds for use in the scholarship program. The ccmmittee urges all local alumni to respond promptly to mailed information so it can be determined how many scholarships will be available from this area. : Each scholarship is set at $400, of which the university contributes one-half. Student applications are screened by the university, but selection of the recipients is made by the local committee. The commitfee includes C. E. Everhart, Ridge Road, chairman; Dr. Walter Mullis, Mrs. Charles Haley and Mrs. William Briggs, Nevada City; Thomas Dargie, Grass Valley, and Roy Saarni, Truckee. California alumni not members of the asscciation are requested to send their contributions to California Alumni Siholarships, ¢/o C. E. Everhart, 103 Ridge Estates Road, Nevada City, Calif. : held Satupday, Chamber of Commerce in 1944-1945, and associate consultant of United Delegation, Founding Convention : of United Nations in 1945. = ‘ a His travels from the corporate offices of the American,Company in New York City cover almost a half million miles, and he has addressed over 2,000 audiences. Shown below are some of the All Stars honored during the evening. They are from left to right Lois Magonigal, Penn Valley and Ken Casper, Banner 1958 All Stars, Council Chairman, Orin a Brown and Barbara nen aen Spring Hill CARLTON G. THOMAS Skits were many and varied pictured is the third place winner, the entire club participating. Mrs! M Coziah was the Advisor for the skit. All Star. Banner, with Not shown, but arriving latter was Tom , Caspernof Banner who is. also a 1959 All Star. INVESTMENT and INSURANCE BROKER 129 Mill Street Phones 1229 and 1035 Grass Valley =. -feitfo pedir! EVERYTHING SELLING AT COST FIXTURES MUST oe PIONEER VILLAGE Cat Teedbeserk 156 S. Auburn Grass Valley ‘Executive / . Scheduled Group Flights Agent BRET HARTE INN GRASS VALLEY FO OD PALACE . COMMERCIAL & YORK STREETS NEVADA CITY O gyro” SALAMI C & KBOLOGNA} CHUBS 49° ib LIVER aveveos T BONE STEAKS v.s. choice . , 549% SAUSAGE Ob0 mitt ib 39° SALMON STEAKS Phone 398 Nevada CitySPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY, & SATURDAY RED LETTUCE 2 for _ SPINACH Bunch = CELERY a 19: RADISHS & =, one GREEN ONIONS ura AVOCADOS tarse 3for D5¢ 15¢ ib. 89°. ICE CREAM ‘CRYSTAL % Gal 69 rouseRs COFFEE » 59¢ == $1.17 SACRAMENTO TOMATO: JUICE — BOOTH’ FROZEN FOODS FISH STICKS 8 gz 10 oz 39 BREADED SHRIMP 59 46 ¢ SACRAMENTO o i3 FRUIT COCKTAIL 2% can CORNED BEE LIBBYS BREADED SCALLOPS 7 =: 57° . CORNED BEEF HASH usevs ‘39° Come In And Get Your Free Tickets On The New Sewing Loum Machine We Are Giving hatey, Sunday, March 27,