March 9, 1960 (8 pages)

Page 2 AL CITIZEN ADVERTISER SPORTS AND GAMES play an important part inScouting forallages. Second and third grade Brownies, of Troop 23, intheir first year of Scouting, frolickedthrough a lively relay race. Their surplus energy spent, these Scouts were ready to learn and practice the correct way to make introductions. Bm it’s Girl Scout Week This is Girl Scout Week--and it's fun to be a Scout! Members of the Grass Valley Area Girl § Scout Council are among the nearly three and a half million Girl Scouts celebrating their 48th anniversary this week, March 6, through March 12. The first troop meeting organized by Juliette Gordon Low, founder of Girl Scouts of the U.S.A., took place in Savasnah, Georgia, on March: 127) 1912. The local Girl Scout Council, now in its 20th year, is serving 291 girls who are registeredin17 troops. Members are * from seven through seventeen, and may be Brownie Scouts, Intermediate Girl Scouts, orSenior Girl Scouts, depending on.age. Nearly 100 dedicated volunteers make available the richly varied Scouting program to girls inthe area, sothat they may grow up as alert, self-disciplined and useful citizens. The 1960 Girl Scout theme is "You Can Count on Her To Be Prepared", emphazizing the ways inwhich Girl Scouting helps to prepare girls for their future role as women in a complex and ever-changing world. SMITH’S GOLD CENTER Exceptional Food *: Cocktail Lounge @. LIVE MUSIC SAT. NIGHTS i~— Sunday Family Dinners $3.00 Children Under 12.$1.50 Free Parking @ Banquet Facilities Closed On Tuesday Phone: Grass Valley 9 GRASS. VALLEY NEVADA CITY HIWAY Every Scout promises to do her duty to God andcountry, to help other people at all times, and to live by the Girl Scout Laws of truth, usefulness, obedience, cheerfulness, courtesy, and embodying a personal code of ethics. Aspirit of fun prevades Scouting. Each troop, as its members learn and develop new skills, in animated bya glow of heathful pleasure. A portion of the wide range of Scouting activities is shown in the accompanying pictures, takenrecently duringregular weekly meetings of several Grass Valley troops. California leads all other ; States in the slaughter of cat. Chicago CLEAN — SS LET THE DUST FLY. AND IN A 16¢ Per line (4 words).First issue ghee GET A HEAD START ON SPRING HOUSE Senile 2 ATTIC ~ GARAGE OR mat OLD STORE ROOM ADVERTISE YOUR EXTRAS CITIZEN CLASSIFIED AD Send the handy blank below to 132 Main St., Classified Ad Deadline 10:00 A. M., Mon.,, before publication. ee ot a ee ee Nevada County Citizen CLASSIFIED INSERTION ORDER Classified Ad Rates thereafter.no copy change. Minimum charge 80¢ tle and lambs. ” 4 Park Fire Expansion The Chicago Park section of the Peardale Fire District willsoon have expanded protection. Considering the distance to increase the efficiency of their department by stationing a completely equipped pumper at Chicago Park. Local merchant Jack Mills has loanedtheuse of land for a building and volunteered to man the rig. Members of the Peardale department who turned out to start the project were John Huber, Jack Mills, Ted Clark, Emil Feldman, Gordon Henry and Emie Berwagan. Lumber and materialshave been obtained, and as soon as land leveling has been completed, construction will be started. bur YOUR "WE'RE CUTTING OUT pictures of our friends around the world", explained these third grade Brownies, as they selected material for international scrapbooks. Troop 23, acting as all good Scout troops do, cleaned up every scrap, before leaving their meeting place, a To Students Artcarved DIAMOND RINGS ‘W. J. Smith Nevada City. Authorized Artcarved Jeweler Native Gold Items JEWELER 2isBroadst., N.C. . 14¢ Per Line 1/82¢ per home. It costs only 80¢ to reach over 6, Nevada County with a 20 word Ad. That is just 500 homes in Bill To Name Address Phone: the nifty nine-fifty A-HI ON YOUR DIAL Awards Go From Bank The following students on the basis of scholastic achievement,citizenship, leadership, service, plans and ambitions, have been selected as certificate winners in the Bank of AmericaAchievement Awards Program, it is announced. Mathematics: Judith Lee Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Robinson of] Grandview Terrace, Grass Valley. Laboratory Science: Chester Ramey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ramey of Meadow Drive, Grass Valley. Music; Beverly Lambert, daughter of Colonel and Mrs. William Lambert, Coyote Street, Nevada City. English: John Burton, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Burton, Lake Vera Road, Nevada City. Social Science; Roger Mock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Mock, Ivy: Street, Grass Valley. Foreign Language: Ruth Turmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Turner, Maryland Drive, Grass Valley. Business; Sandra’ Baxley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Baxley, Park Street, Grass Valley. Three students selected as trophy winners on the basis of scholastic achievement, school and community activities were: Science and Mathematics, Chester Ramey; Fine Arts, Beverly Lambert; Liberal Arts, Ruth Turner, The scholastic and activities’ records of these students have been sent to] San Franciscoto be judged as to whether they will be selected to participate in the zone competition at Marysville on April 26. Students selected to go to Marysville will compete with students chosen from 29 other high schools from eight counties. Usually not more than eight students for each group interview are selected from the 29 schools, so it is an honor to be chosen to compete in the zone competition. Scouts sing. -Church. "I'M HAPPY WHEN I'm hiking”, Eighth grade members of Intermediate Troop 8 have discovered the pleasures of active, healthful living in the out-of-doors, through Wednesday, March 9, 1960 Sunday School room in the Methodist Meeting places for Grass Valley's seventeen troops are provided by churches, schools, and the Scout Lodge at Memorial Park, as the community works together to make possible this fine program of Scouting for:girls. "ON MY HONOR, I will try to do my duty to -God. promised by Girl Scouts, whatever their religious beliefs. Senior Scouts of the Twin Cities attended special church services on Girl Scout Sunday, March 6, as did hunig . dreds of thousands of Girl Scouting helps girls to be better members of their own religious groups, andto practice ethical and spiritual principles in everyday life. camping, hikes and cook-outs. Adventuresome outdoor projects help girls to develop self-reliance, resourcefulness, and adaptability--important qualities to have ina complex world. j Scouts throughout the nation. Wednesday. SECOND AND of Troop 18 lea vakian dance. Scout is "a other GirlSd friends all ar She learns. ab toms, languag¢ s he’may write other countr — ' INTENT BRO grade Troop 26 will "grow" in Each level of. S¢ own uniform, St. Patri At G.V. The annual St. P dance sponsored Patrick's Catholic Ch Grass Valley will b March 19 at the Ve Memorial Building iy Valley. Mel Davis orchestra will prov music. The program man, Mrs. Theodore and Mrs, John O'Bri nounce that a prog local talent will pi variety. show betwee 9 p.m. The history of the Party's Day Dance go over fifty years, wh Grass Valley and Neva Catholic Churches wo ternate being hosts eac Asthe years past, the in Nevada City decli honor and therefor the GOING GOIN GON To INSUR WITH CURNOW Hi INSURANC 316 Broad Phone N. C. 6

Page 2 AL CITIZEN ADVERTISER SPORTS AND GAMES play an important part inScouting forallages. Second and third grade Brownies, of Troop 23, intheir first year of Scouting, frolickedthrough a lively relay race. Their surplus energy spent, these Scouts were ready to learn and practice the correct way to make introductions. Bm it’s Girl Scout Week This is Girl Scout Week--and it's fun to be a Scout! Members of the Grass Valley Area Girl § Scout Council are among the nearly three and a half million Girl Scouts celebrating their 48th anniversary this week, March 6, through March 12. The first troop meeting organized by Juliette Gordon Low, founder of Girl Scouts of the U.S.A., took place in Savasnah, Georgia, on March: 127) 1912. The local Girl Scout Council, now in its 20th year, is serving 291 girls who are registeredin17 troops. Members are * from seven through seventeen, and may be Brownie Scouts, Intermediate Girl Scouts, orSenior Girl Scouts, depending on.age. Nearly 100 dedicated volunteers make available the richly varied Scouting program to girls inthe area, sothat they may grow up as alert, self-disciplined and useful citizens. The 1960 Girl Scout theme is "You Can Count on Her To Be Prepared", emphazizing the ways inwhich Girl Scouting helps to prepare girls for their future role as women in a complex and ever-changing world. SMITH’S GOLD CENTER Exceptional Food *: Cocktail Lounge @. LIVE MUSIC SAT. NIGHTS i~— Sunday Family Dinners $3.00 Children Under 12..$1.50 Free Parking @ Banquet Facilities Closed On Tuesday Phone: Grass Valley 9 GRASS. VALLEY NEVADA CITY HIWAY Every Scout promises to do her duty to God andcountry, to help other people at all times, and to live by the Girl Scout Laws of truth, usefulness, obedience, cheerfulness, courtesy, and embodying a personal code of ethics. Aspirit of fun prevades Scouting. Each troop, as its members learn and develop new skills, in animated bya glow of heathful pleasure. A portion of the wide range of Scouting activities is shown in the accompanying pictures, takenrecently duringregular weekly meetings of several Grass Valley troops. California leads all other ; States in the slaughter of cat. Chicago CLEAN — SS LET THE DUST FLY. AND IN A 16¢ Per line (4 words)..First issue ghee GET A HEAD START ON SPRING HOUSE Senile 2 ATTIC ~ GARAGE OR mat OLD STORE ROOM ADVERTISE YOUR EXTRAS CITIZEN CLASSIFIED AD Send the handy blank below to 132 Main St., Classified Ad Deadline 10:00 A. M., Mon.,, before publication. ee ot a ee ee Nevada County Citizen CLASSIFIED INSERTION ORDER Classified Ad Rates thereafter..no copy change. Minimum charge 80¢ tle and lambs. ” 4 Park Fire Expansion The Chicago Park section of the Peardale Fire District willsoon have expanded protection. Considering the distance to increase the efficiency of their department by stationing a completely equipped pumper at Chicago Park. Local merchant Jack Mills has loanedtheuse of land for a building and volunteered to man the rig. Members of the Peardale department who turned out to start the project were John Huber, Jack Mills, Ted Clark, Emil Feldman, Gordon Henry and Emie Berwagan. Lumber and materialshave been obtained, and as soon as land leveling has been completed, construction will be started. bur YOUR "WE'RE CUTTING OUT pictures of our friends around the world", explained these third grade Brownies, as they selected material for international scrapbooks. Troop 23, acting as all good Scout troops do, cleaned up every scrap, before leaving their meeting place, a To Students Artcarved DIAMOND RINGS ‘W. J. Smith Nevada City. Authorized Artcarved Jeweler Native Gold Items JEWELER 2isBroadst., N.C. . 14¢ Per Line 1/82¢ per home. It costs only 80¢ to reach over 6, Nevada County with a 20 word Ad. That is just 500 homes in Bill To Name Address Phone: the nifty nine-fifty A-HI ON YOUR DIAL Awards Go From Bank The following students on the basis of scholastic

achievement,citizenship, leadership, service, plans and ambitions, have been selected as certificate winners in the Bank of AmericaAchievement Awards Program, it is announced. Mathematics: Judith Lee Robinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Robinson of] Grandview Terrace, Grass Valley. Laboratory Science: Chester Ramey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ramey of Meadow Drive, Grass Valley. Music; Beverly Lambert, daughter of Colonel and Mrs. William Lambert, Coyote Street, Nevada City. English: John Burton, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Burton, Lake Vera Road, Nevada City. Social Science; Roger Mock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Mock, Ivy: Street, Grass Valley. Foreign Language: Ruth Turmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Turner, Maryland Drive, Grass Valley. Business; Sandra’ Baxley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Baxley, Park Street, Grass Valley. Three students selected as trophy winners on the basis of scholastic achievement, school and community activities were: Science and Mathematics, Chester Ramey; Fine Arts, Beverly Lambert; Liberal Arts, Ruth Turner, The scholastic and activities’ records of these students have been sent to] San Franciscoto be judged as to whether they will be selected to participate in the zone competition at Marysville on April 26. Students selected to go to Marysville will compete with students chosen from 29 other high schools from eight counties. Usually not more than eight students for each group interview are selected from the 29 schools, so it is an honor to be chosen to compete in the zone competition. Scouts sing. -Church. "I'M HAPPY WHEN I'm hiking”, Eighth grade members of Intermediate Troop 8 have discovered the pleasures of active, healthful living in the out-of-doors, through Wednesday, March 9, 1960 Sunday School room in the Methodist Meeting places for Grass Valley's seventeen troops are provided by churches, schools, and the Scout Lodge at Memorial Park, as the community works together to make possible this fine program of Scouting for:girls. "ON MY HONOR, I will try to do my duty to -God. promised by Girl Scouts, whatever their religious beliefs. Senior Scouts of the Twin Cities attended special church services on Girl Scout Sunday, March 6, as did hunig . dreds of thousands of Girl Scouting helps girls to be better members of their own religious groups, andto practice ethical and spiritual principles in everyday life. camping, hikes and cook-outs. Adventuresome outdoor projects help girls to develop self-reliance, resourcefulness, and adaptability--important qualities to have ina complex world. j Scouts throughout the nation. Wednesday. SECOND AND of Troop 18 lea vakian dance. Scout is "a other GirlSd friends all ar She learns. ab toms, languag¢ s he’may write other countr — ' INTENT BRO grade Troop 26 will "grow" in Each level of. S¢ own uniform, St. Patri At G.V. The annual St. P dance sponsored Patrick's Catholic Ch Grass Valley will b March 19 at the Ve Memorial Building iy Valley. Mel Davis orchestra will prov music. The program man, Mrs. Theodore and Mrs, John O'Bri nounce that a prog local talent will pi variety. show betwee 9 p.m. The history of the Party's Day Dance go over fifty years, wh Grass Valley and Neva Catholic Churches wo ternate being hosts eac Asthe years past, the in Nevada City decli honor and therefor the GOING GOIN GON To INSUR WITH CURNOW Hi INSURANC 316 Broad Phone N. C. 6