March 9, 1960 (8 pages)

Page 4A CITIZEN-ADVERTISER . CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE REAL ESTATE WE DON'T BLAME YOU For trying to sell your own property. BUT BELIEVE US You make money when you turn the job over to us. HERE'S WHY Most buyers want expert help when they decide to buy a home, Its probably their first venture. A home of their very own, Means everything. They're excited, nervous, worried, cautious and skeptical, MR. SELLER! Our buyers have confidence in us. You will save trouble andtime by selling your real estate through-BANNER MOUNTAIN REALTY "Town Talk" FOR SALE FOR SALE: One horse presSure system. A deep well, $75 Cliff Young,N. SanJuan. GV 811 FOR SALE--Registered full thoroughbred bulls, Ages from Yearlings to 2-YearOlds. MalcolmE. Hammill, PO Box 1010, Ph. GV 1000. CLASSIFIED AD RATES Per line in first issue, .16c Per line in additional! issues (no changes)..:. Minimum charge.., 80c _. IHAVEOPENINGS for 5 neat HELP WANTED appearing men over 21 to work Nevada City and Grass Valley areas. Steady year round work. No layoff, Monthly increase as you qualify. Many company fringe benefits plus opportunities foradvancement. Write Mr. McHenry, Beneficial Standard Life Insurance, Company, P.O, Box 1578, Marysville, Calif. WANTED: Carrier Boys to deliverNevada County Citizen in Nevada City. Apply Assay Office. WANTED-MAN with small tractor or horse and plow to work small plot ofland. Call Grass Valley 39-J-3. FOR RENT FOR RENT: 2 clean furnished rentals in N. San Juan $25 and $35 a month. Water and lights included. Bachelors only, See Mrs. Young, N. San Juan. PERSONAL BE READY'TO RECEIVE your district Red Cross worker with your contribution for your Uncle Sam's official helper in time of need. SELL WITH A = CLASSIFIED AD Judgment Errors--Accidents Mistakes in judgement are the major factor in most traffic accidents that result from right-of-way violations, according to Lieutenant Wallihan, commander of the SPECIALS Our Hours: PICK ’N PAN MARKET 152 Whiting St., Grass Valley THURS., FRI, SAT. Monday-Saturday 39 They can become impatient California Highway Patrol's Grass Valley unit. Lieutenant Wallihan said that about one injury or fat. al accident out of eight is caused by a right-of-way violation. Only excessive speed causes more highway crashes. "In almost all of these incidents, at least one of the drivers made a mistake in judgement, "he declared, “Even highly intelligent people are subjet to these errors. at what seems an excessive delay. They can even misWednesday, March 9, 1960) Heres ROOF DAMAGE with little interior damage proved fortunate for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kennedy, 310W. MainStreet, Grass Valley, last week. Mrs. Kennedy neticed the smoke androof fire when she left the house and went into the back yard. She placed a call to the Grass Valley Fire Department, and praised them for their fast and efficient handling of the blaze. Tarps were used inside the house to minimize damage from smoke and water. The average farm worker Groves, Jerry Stevens and 2 Ibs SW BISQUICK “P.2* 29¢ TENDER CUT 15° WIENERS Made-Rite 39 PORK LOIN CHOPS LOIN ROAST eno cur 4, 49 Ib END CUT AQe Ib SECOND TICKETS GRAND OPENING PRIZES MORNING FOR A FULL WEEK EFFECTIVE THURS, judge the speed of an approaching car, or just fail to look around because they are concentrating on something other than their driving." Walliban declared that the use of good judgement at all times will minimize the chances of becoming involved in an accident. In rightof-way situations, good judgement suggests that if there is any doubt at all, yield the right-of-way to the other fellow. "The delay might be for as long as a minute or two, but the penalty for not yielding ” could be eternity, " the Highway Patrol commander obCamptonville High School Student Body Officers elected for the new semester are:Larry Peden, President; Henry Moore, Vice President; Willanette Groves, Secretary; Bonnie Queen, Treasurer; and Wally Tarp, Sergeant of served. Oak vee dll brand new.. Park Nunaing Home Arms. t++tt+tt Mrs. Len Bishop spent several days the latter part of ° Feb. withher daughter, Mrs. Delores Pendola, in Grass By IRENE STOOPS +¥+ 444 ’ The Bowling Party given at _Log Cabin by Sylvia T arp netted $60.00 for the ParentTeachers Club Fund. The two top prizes were won by Bob Smith and Larry Peden. The Door Prize was won by Ruth Skoverski. tee tts On Thurs. Feb, 25th. at 8 p.m. Pelton Chapt., 615 E.S. held theirregular meetCamptonville News ing followed by a Patriotic Program. Tributes tothe Flag were given by Wright Coleman, Frances Cahill and Everett Stoops. The Camptonville High School Chorus, under the direction of Mr. King Stevens, sang four songs which were beautifully done . Many compliments from members and visitors were forthcoming. The Chorus consisted of:-Renay Le Bars , Sharon Schmorl, Ragna Brown, Shirley Butz, Bonnie Craig North. Following the program reCatherine Stuart, Irene and Everett Stoops. The tables were appropriately decorated by Frances Cahill, t+ttet Odd coincidence --Donna Milhous having a Birthday on Valentines Day, asdid 1. My daughterhada dinner for me and made a lovely heartshaped cake with fluffy pink frosting --butI won't divulge the number of candles Donna didn't, andI have many many more than she, t+++eet The Colin Kings week-end visitorsover W ashingtons Birthday were Pats' parents from Vallejo. i freshments were served by’ today produces enough food and fiber for himself and 25 others, HAZEL’S RESTAURANT ITALIAN DINNERS Broad Street Nevada City andBetty Queen, Willanette eee COMMERCIAL & YORK STREETS NEVADA CITY FREE p mee pr Phone 398 Nevada City ARe ip, 3) SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY, & SATURDAY G i USDA CHOICE : Cc: RIB STEAKS 1° . T BONE STEAKS OYSTERS FRESH Jar HALIBUT STEAKS Valley. BUILT TO HOSPITAL SPECIFICATIONS t++tetest Mr. and Mrs. Mike Holoran were recent visitors in Redding where Mike attended the Logging Conference. t++etst Luther Marsh, Timber Management Assistant for the U. S. Forest Servicehere, is the proud owner of a brand new Trailer House. CARROTS cetto 2 for BROCOL] 9 — Bunch YELLOW ONIONS 4 tts AVOCADOS Large 3 for SNOWDRIFT § CRYSTAL ib 89 ib 54% 49: ib 69 +++ tte Our sympathy toOliver Moore who recently received word of the death of his sister Leora Dyerly, in Arizona. Leora was a visitor here last summer. +++ tet Wm. Groves and Everett Stoops made a recent business -TASTEWELL WARM-COMFORTABLE-QUIET-ROOMS. . : 45< Chronic & Convalescent Patients panied. byt wer ICE CREAM 4 Gal 69° MAYONAISE Pint 31° Graduate Nurse On Duty They papers py. eld 24 oz 55: ALERT 6f 49 TV & FIREPLACE IN THE DAY ROOM _. tier at the Lotus inn BOSCO DOG FOODQt CARNATION TE : CANNED MILK 3 tottrins 45¢ . CHEESE ™tamoox 1% oz 59. "MRS. STEWARTS 16 0z . BATH SIZE 2 for GLASS CLEANER 59 . DOVE SOAP 69% We Specialize In Tender Loving Care For The Aged & Infirm Ruby Wall-owner Manager call Grass Valley 1833 t++t+tre The Henry Le Bars family have had their session with the Flu, first Donna, then Hank and then Irene. FELS NAPTHA Giant SOAP POWDER 69:

Page 4A CITIZEN-ADVERTISER . CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE REAL ESTATE WE DON'T BLAME YOU For trying to sell your own property. BUT BELIEVE US You make money when you turn the job over to us. HERE'S WHY Most buyers want expert help when they decide to buy a home, Its probably their first venture. A home of their very own, Means everything. They're excited, nervous, worried, cautious and skeptical, MR. SELLER! Our buyers have confidence in us. You will save trouble andtime by selling your real estate through-BANNER MOUNTAIN REALTY "Town Talk" FOR SALE FOR SALE: One horse presSure system. A deep well, $75 Cliff Young,N. SanJuan. GV 811 FOR SALE--Registered full thoroughbred bulls, Ages from Yearlings to 2-YearOlds. MalcolmE. Hammill, PO Box 1010, Ph. GV 1000. CLASSIFIED AD RATES Per line in first issue, .16c Per line in additional! issues (no changes)....:. Minimum charge..., 80c _. IHAVEOPENINGS for 5 neat HELP WANTED appearing men over 21 to work Nevada City and Grass Valley areas. Steady year round work. No layoff, Monthly increase as you qualify. Many company fringe benefits plus opportunities foradvancement. Write Mr. McHenry, Beneficial Standard Life Insurance, Company, P.O, Box 1578, Marysville, Calif. WANTED: Carrier Boys to deliverNevada County Citizen in Nevada City. Apply Assay Office. WANTED-MAN with small tractor or horse and plow to work small plot ofland. Call Grass Valley 39-J-3. FOR RENT FOR RENT: 2 clean furnished rentals in N. San Juan $25 and $35 a month. Water and lights included. Bachelors only, See Mrs. Young, N. San Juan. PERSONAL BE READY'TO RECEIVE your district Red Cross worker with your contribution for your Uncle Sam's official helper in time of need. SELL WITH A = CLASSIFIED AD Judgment Errors--Accidents Mistakes in judgement are the major factor in most traffic accidents that result from right-of-way violations, according to Lieutenant Wallihan, commander of the SPECIALS Our Hours: PICK ’N PAN MARKET 152 Whiting St., Grass Valley THURS., FRI, SAT. Monday-Saturday 39 They can become impatient California Highway Patrol's Grass Valley unit. Lieutenant Wallihan said that about one injury or fat. al accident out of eight is caused by a right-of-way violation. Only excessive speed causes more highway crashes. "In almost all of these incidents, at least one of the drivers made a mistake in judgement, "he declared, “Even highly intelligent people are subjet to these errors. at what seems an excessive delay. They can even misWednesday, March 9, 1960) Heres ROOF DAMAGE with little interior damage proved fortunate for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kennedy, 310W. MainStreet, Grass Valley, last week. Mrs. Kennedy neticed the smoke androof fire when she left the house and went into the back yard. She placed a call to the Grass Valley Fire Department, and praised them for their fast and efficient handling of the blaze. Tarps were used inside the house to minimize damage from smoke and water. The average farm worker Groves, Jerry Stevens and 2 Ibs SW BISQUICK “P.2* 29¢ TENDER CUT 15° WIENERS Made-Rite 39 PORK LOIN CHOPS LOIN ROAST eno cur 4, 49 Ib END CUT AQe Ib SECOND TICKETS GRAND OPENING PRIZES MORNING FOR A FULL WEEK EFFECTIVE THURS, judge the speed of an approaching car, or just fail to look around because they are concentrating on something other than their driving." Walliban declared that the use of good judgement at all times will minimize the chances of becoming involved in an accident. In rightof-way situations, good judgement suggests that if there is any doubt at all, yield the right-of-way to the other fellow. "The delay might be for as

long as a minute or two, but the penalty for not yielding ” could be eternity, " the Highway Patrol commander obCamptonville High School Student Body Officers elected for the new semester are:Larry Peden, President; Henry Moore, Vice President; Willanette Groves, Secretary; Bonnie Queen, Treasurer; and Wally Tarp, Sergeant of served. Oak vee dll brand new... Park Nunaing Home Arms. t++tt+tt Mrs. Len Bishop spent several days the latter part of ° Feb. withher daughter, Mrs. Delores Pendola, in Grass By IRENE STOOPS +¥+ 444 ’ The Bowling Party given at _Log Cabin by Sylvia T arp netted $60.00 for the ParentTeachers Club Fund. The two top prizes were won by Bob Smith and Larry Peden. The Door Prize was won by Ruth Skoverski. tee tts On Thurs. Feb, 25th. at 8 p.m. Pelton Chapt., 615 E.S. held theirregular meetCamptonville News ing followed by a Patriotic Program. Tributes tothe Flag were given by Wright Coleman, Frances Cahill and Everett Stoops. The Camptonville High School Chorus, under the direction of Mr. King Stevens, sang four songs which were beautifully done . Many compliments from members and visitors were forthcoming. The Chorus consisted of:-Renay Le Bars , Sharon Schmorl, Ragna Brown, Shirley Butz, Bonnie Craig North. Following the program reCatherine Stuart, Irene and Everett Stoops. The tables were appropriately decorated by Frances Cahill, t+ttet Odd coincidence --Donna Milhous having a Birthday on Valentines Day, asdid 1. My daughterhada dinner for me and made a lovely heartshaped cake with fluffy pink frosting --butI won't divulge the number of candles Donna didn't, andI have many many more than she, t+++eet The Colin Kings week-end visitorsover W ashingtons Birthday were Pats' parents from Vallejo. i freshments were served by’ today produces enough food and fiber for himself and 25 others, HAZEL’S RESTAURANT ITALIAN DINNERS Broad Street Nevada City andBetty Queen, Willanette eee COMMERCIAL & YORK STREETS NEVADA CITY FREE p mee pr Phone 398 Nevada City ARe ip, 3) SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY, & SATURDAY G i USDA CHOICE : Cc: RIB STEAKS 1° . T BONE STEAKS OYSTERS FRESH Jar HALIBUT STEAKS Valley. BUILT TO HOSPITAL SPECIFICATIONS t++tetest Mr. and Mrs. Mike Holoran were recent visitors in Redding where Mike attended the Logging Conference. t++etst Luther Marsh, Timber Management Assistant for the U. S. Forest Servicehere, is the proud owner of a brand new Trailer House. CARROTS cetto 2 for BROCOL] 9 — Bunch YELLOW ONIONS 4 tts AVOCADOS Large 3 for SNOWDRIFT § CRYSTAL ib 89 ib 54% 49: ib 69 +++ tte Our sympathy toOliver Moore who recently received word of the death of his sister Leora Dyerly, in Arizona. Leora was a visitor here last summer. +++ tet Wm. Groves and Everett Stoops made a recent business -TASTEWELL WARM-COMFORTABLE-QUIET-ROOMS. . : 45< Chronic & Convalescent Patients panied. byt wer ICE CREAM 4 Gal 69° MAYONAISE Pint 31° Graduate Nurse On Duty They papers py. eld 24 oz 55: ALERT 6f 49 TV & FIREPLACE IN THE DAY ROOM _. tier at the Lotus inn BOSCO DOG FOODQt CARNATION TE : CANNED MILK 3 tottrins 45¢ . CHEESE ™tamoox 1% oz 59. "MRS. STEWARTS 16 0z . BATH SIZE 2 for GLASS CLEANER 59 . DOVE SOAP 69% We Specialize In Tender Loving Care For The Aged & Infirm Ruby Wall-owner Manager call Grass Valley 1833 t++t+tre The Henry Le Bars family have had their session with the Flu, first Donna, then Hank and then Irene. FELS NAPTHA Giant SOAP POWDER 69: