November 18, 1959 (8 pages)

Page 4A CITIZEN-ADVERTISER Wednesday, November 18, 1959 STUDENTS GO VISITING...:::sssscssssse: Judge Talks to a Young ‘Jury’ Courthouse, Newspaper Plant Seen Judge Verle Gray had just finished explaining, in simplified form, the workings of the.lower court system in in the state of California to a group.of people that had jammed intohis court room at the Nevada County Court House. . "Does anyonehave any questions?” asked the Judge of his guests, "Yes," answered a female voice from the back*of the room, "Are you going to be at the swimming pool again next Summer?" This was a typical question for the Judge that day as his roomful of guests had an average age of eight-years. They were the 38 members of Mrs. Jean Pearson's third grade class at Nevada City Elementary School. They had come to see the Peace Justice Court as part of an educational program that teaches children about the world around them by taking them out into the world, A few dayslater, Mrs. Ruth Paine brought Nevada City Elementary School's other third grade class to The Citizen as part of this same program. Both teachers believe an hourspentin a court room or newspaper office teaches a child more about what goes on inthese places than a week of reading about it would do. But even the teachers, accustomed as they are to the Surprising questions eight-year-olds can ask, could scarcely have predicted what would strike the fancies of their charges during these tours. ‘After the little girl had stumped Gray with the question about the swimming pool, a boy asked, "Do the handcuffs you put on the prisoners hurt?" After the Judge explained to the boy that he had nothing to do with handcuffing prisoners--this task falling to the Sheriff's Office--another boy popped up to ask: "What do you feed the prisoners?” Again the Judge had to refer the questioner to the Sheriff for details, but was able to assure him they did not get the bread-and-water diet of tradition. At The Citizen, the children showed a polite interest in the-various processes involved in getting a newspaper from pieces of typewritten copy and photographs into the completed product ready for distribution. But this interest turned from polite to lively only when they were shown the machine that folds the paper. “Run it some more, " they begged after a member.of The Citizen staffhad run about 20 scrap copies through for them. They repeated this cry after another dozen went througtr the machine and probably would have uttered it still anothertimeif Mrs, Paine hadn't decided it was time to retum to the classroom, ; Tothe traditional Three R's, you can add the modem Three L's--Leaming by Looking and Listening. CLASSIFIED ADS GOLF CHAMPIONS CROWNED ° CLASSIFIED AD RATES Per line in first issue. 16c Per‘ line in additional issues (no changes)..:. 14c Minimum charge.. 80c Miscellaneous ‘Menu Printed on Picturesque THE SUNSET CLUB--Spend . ) your evenings with us. Sit ". e around the fireplace, watch . colored T V and, of cotrse, have your favorite drink. VERA and EDDIE, No Cranberries! Ol’ Miner's 9" x 14" Map. $1.00 by return Mail. Ol" Miner, P.O, Box 66, Grass Valley, Calif. Pirst row, Left to right, Lyle Giacomazzi, Best Ball champ for 1959; Rube Denniston, 1959 champion; Alyce Ryan, 1959 women's champion; Mary Fout 1959 Medalist and runnerup ; Standing, left to right: Eileen Whiting, Hole in One; Ellen Harris, Ace; Vesta Gizcomazzi, Ace; Lu Cramer, winner first flight; Jerry Dodge, Master:of ceremonies and low scorer of the year; Jack Harris, First flight, men's champion; Ray Piephoff, second flight champion; Guy Warren, Runnerup first flight; John Stetter, 1959 Golfer of the Year and winner President's Cup; Jack Pfieffer, Best Ball Champion; La Vonne Amaral, first place championship, consolation flight. NEW FACE FOR '60 America's Foremost Figuring Machine Victor Automatic PRINTING CALCULATOR Calculate the Easy Way with Victor's Exclusive Magic Motor Motor Bar. DIVISION, For Sale CALIF. LEADS IN FORESTRY EMPLOYMENT MULTIPLICATION, NEVADA CITY One out of every eight gon in total employment in ADDITION & persons employed in manuforest industries, although in Business and Professional facturing pursuits onthe PacOregon the relative importSUBTRACTION. ific Coast is working ina ance of such employment to. forest products industry, it all industry in the State is was reported this week. nearly ten times greater. California has now surpasForest products industries prosed both Washington and Orevide jobs for three of every five persons engaged in Total or Subtotal Women's Club all Automatically Four Versatile Victor Calculators a Model for every FOOD SALE November 20th ; , ' Subscribers in Grass Valley manufacturing in Oregon. Application in front of Alpha Hardware and Nevada City who do not RENT IT, LEASE IT 3 BUY IT! receive their Citizen by pl Se : and S,P.D. 6 p.m., please call G.V. [ TOYS . As low as $435.00 1479 or N.C, 126, Select and Lay-A-Way TodaySubscribeto "The Paper with Office Equipment items packaged for freezing the Pictures." $2,50 will il . 120 W. Main St. Ph, 214 bring you the Citizen for 52 isos 5s as . Here's your chance for weeks, Free with each subNevada City . Grass Valley, Califomia scription, one free ad in this THANKSGIVING DESSERTS section (6 lines maximum), ‘Lost & Found HAVE TAXI WILL TRAVEL Anytime ® Anywhere TOYS Select and 4 LOST Pink wallet at Plaza eee in Nevada City, Mon. eve. Call N.C, 126. FINDER Giass Valley VALLEY TAXI PHONE CAN KEEP CASH. Nevada City G.V.460 Lay-A-Way GIFTS & TOYS Wevada City GY at PHONE 11 seas : Flowers for All Occasions Today NADINE GUSTAFSON, Prop, 230 COMMERCIAL 5ST, NEVADA city . Grass Valley Nevada City Electric Blankets MUCK.LUCKS Women's Open 8 a.m. 9 p.m. 7 days a week Van's Phone 1121 Hunnicutt's Phone Nevada City 501 . HUNNICUTTS MEATS GROCERIES MEAT SPECIALS MI LK a 8-S]. CHUCK ROAST .. Ib. 42 CORNED BEEF 1. 49 CHUCK ROAST .. Ib 78¢ DEL MONTE TOMATO Buffet Con BOILING BEEF seit able lb. 25c SAUCE . . 14-$1. RIB ROAST ... lb. 79c UBB 2% <> . GROUND BEEF .. Ib. 39 PUMPKIN 2 290) gers con th. e DORK & BEANS 101.51 [ __ USD.R. craic WHITE KING i eed F R 0 N T avarTers . b. 43° Cut, Double Wrapped, Fast Frozen SOAP. 59° BY THE HALF U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF .... LB, 59c CRYSTAL CHOICE HINDQUARTERS ... LB. 68c U.S.D.A GOOD BEEF ..... LB, 58c 6% MARKS DELUXE LEAN BEEF.. LB. 53c (Prices include cutting, double wrapped and fast freezing) ICE CREAM» sa HILBORN AUTO ion “ipliorstene Twins . DOUBLES $95 $395 SEAT COVERS rom ’ aee8 . 8% Grass Valley Nevada City Opposite Yuba River Lumber Co. Grass Valley, California Telephone G. V. 1042-R Men's $995 SCULKUMS Men’s me" > Wings , SPORT SHIRTS $395, ‘ 545 PENGELLY’S SHOE STORE $395 Hi Fi & $3.95 & up N12 MILL ST. GRASS VALLEY CARROTS 2-15° cit? YAMS uce®? PRODUCE U.S. NO. 1 RUSSET POTATOES 39° 10 LB. : BAG VELVETS CANDIED 2 ibs ) 5° Liquors Wines Cold Beers Grass Valley Nevada Gity Highway Near The Nevada City Limits JR. FREEZER ORDERS FROM $20 © Custom Slaughtering LAMB-BEEF-VEAL FRESH KILLED’ TURKEYS & Ready to Take Home and Eat B A R B E C U E D : Chicken, Beef, Spareribs, rom Cooked In a Delicious Sauce SPECIALS FOR THURS. FRI. & SAT. =. EDITORIAI Thanks

Page 4A CITIZEN-ADVERTISER Wednesday, November 18, 1959 STUDENTS GO VISITING.....:::sssscssssse: Judge Talks to a Young ‘Jury’ Courthouse, Newspaper Plant Seen Judge Verle Gray had just finished explaining, in simplified form, the workings of the.lower court system in in the state of California to a group.of people that had jammed intohis court room at the Nevada County Court House. . "Does anyonehave any questions?” asked the Judge of his guests, "Yes," answered a female voice from the back*of the room, "Are you going to be at the swimming pool again next Summer?" This was a typical question for the Judge that day as his roomful of guests had an average age of eight-years. They were the 38 members of Mrs. Jean Pearson's third grade class at Nevada City Elementary School. They had come to see the Peace Justice Court as part of an educational program that teaches children about the world around them by taking them out into the world, A few dayslater, Mrs. Ruth Paine brought Nevada City Elementary School's other third grade class to The Citizen as part of this same program. Both teachers believe an hourspentin a court room or newspaper office teaches a child more about what goes on inthese places than a week of reading about it would do. But even the teachers, accustomed as they are to the Surprising questions eight-year-olds can ask, could scarcely have predicted what would strike the fancies of their charges during these tours. ‘After the little girl had stumped Gray with the question about the swimming pool, a boy asked, "Do the handcuffs you put on the prisoners hurt?" After the Judge explained to the boy that he had nothing to do with handcuffing prisoners--this task falling to the Sheriff's Office--another boy popped up to ask: "What do you feed the prisoners?” Again the Judge had to refer the questioner to the Sheriff for details, but was able to assure him they did not get the bread-and-water diet of tradition. At The Citizen, the children showed a polite interest in the-various processes involved in getting a newspaper from pieces of typewritten copy and photographs into the completed product ready for distribution. But this interest turned from polite to lively only when they were shown the machine that folds the paper. “Run it some more, " they begged after a member.of The Citizen staffhad run about 20 scrap copies through for them. They repeated this cry after another dozen went througtr the machine and probably would have uttered it still anothertimeif Mrs, Paine hadn't decided it was time to retum to the classroom, ; Tothe traditional Three R's, you can add the modem Three L's--Leaming by Looking and Listening. CLASSIFIED ADS GOLF CHAMPIONS CROWNED ° CLASSIFIED AD RATES Per line in first issue.. 16c Per‘ line in additional issues (no changes)...:.. 14c Minimum charge... 80c Miscellaneous ‘Menu Printed on Picturesque THE SUNSET CLUB--Spend . ) your evenings with us. Sit ". e around the fireplace, watch . colored T V and, of cotrse, have your favorite drink. VERA and EDDIE, No Cranberries! Ol’ Miner's 9" x 14" Map. $1.00 by return Mail. Ol" Miner, P.O, Box 66, Grass Valley, Calif. Pirst row, Left to right, Lyle Giacomazzi, Best Ball champ for 1959; Rube Denniston, 1959 champion; Alyce Ryan, 1959 women's champion; Mary Fout 1959 Medalist and runnerup ; Standing, left to right: Eileen Whiting, Hole in One; Ellen Harris, Ace; Vesta Gizcomazzi, Ace; Lu Cramer, winner first flight; Jerry Dodge, Master:of ceremonies and low scorer of the year; Jack Harris, First flight, men's champion; Ray Piephoff, second flight champion; Guy Warren, Runnerup first flight; John Stetter, 1959 Golfer of the Year and winner President's Cup; Jack Pfieffer, Best Ball Champion; La Vonne Amaral, first place championship, consolation flight. NEW FACE FOR '60 America's Foremost Figuring Machine Victor Automatic PRINTING CALCULATOR Calculate the Easy Way with Victor's Exclusive Magic Motor Motor Bar. DIVISION, For Sale CALIF. LEADS IN FORESTRY EMPLOYMENT MULTIPLICATION, NEVADA CITY One out of every eight gon in total employment in ADDITION & persons employed in manuforest industries, although in Business and Professional facturing pursuits onthe PacOregon the relative importSUBTRACTION. ific Coast is working ina ance of such employment to. forest products industry, it all industry in the State is was reported this week. nearly ten times greater. California has now surpasForest products industries prosed both Washington and Orevide jobs for three of every five persons engaged in Total or Subtotal Women's Club all Automatically Four Versatile

Victor Calculators a Model for every FOOD SALE November 20th ; , ' Subscribers in Grass Valley manufacturing in Oregon. Application in front of Alpha Hardware and Nevada City who do not RENT IT, LEASE IT 3 BUY IT! receive their Citizen by pl Se : and S,P.D. 6 p.m., please call G.V. [ TOYS . As low as $435.00 1479 or N.C, 126, Select and Lay-A-Way TodaySubscribeto "The Paper with Office Equipment items packaged for freezing the Pictures." $2,50 will il . 120 W. Main St. Ph, 214 bring you the Citizen for 52 isos 5s as . Here's your chance for weeks, Free with each subNevada City . Grass Valley, Califomia scription, one free ad in this THANKSGIVING DESSERTS section (6 lines maximum), ‘Lost & Found HAVE TAXI WILL TRAVEL Anytime ® Anywhere TOYS Select and 4 LOST Pink wallet at Plaza eee in Nevada City, Mon. eve. Call N.C, 126. FINDER Giass Valley VALLEY TAXI PHONE CAN KEEP CASH. Nevada City G.V.460 Lay-A-Way GIFTS & TOYS Wevada City GY at PHONE 11 seas : Flowers for All Occasions Today NADINE GUSTAFSON, Prop, 230 COMMERCIAL 5ST, NEVADA city . Grass Valley Nevada City Electric Blankets MUCK..LUCKS Women's Open 8 a.m. 9 p.m. 7 days a week Van's Phone 1121 Hunnicutt's Phone Nevada City 501 . HUNNICUTTS MEATS GROCERIES MEAT SPECIALS MI LK a 8-S]. CHUCK ROAST ... Ib. 42 CORNED BEEF 1.. 49 CHUCK ROAST ... Ib 78¢ DEL MONTE TOMATO Buffet Con BOILING BEEF seit able lb. 25c SAUCE . . 14-$1. RIB ROAST ..... lb. 79c UBB 2% <> . GROUND BEEF .... Ib. 39 PUMPKIN 2 290) gers con th. e DORK & BEANS 101.51 [ __ USD.R. craic WHITE KING i eed F R 0 N T avarTers . b. 43° Cut, Double Wrapped, Fast Frozen SOAP.. 59° BY THE HALF U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF ........ LB, 59c CRYSTAL CHOICE HINDQUARTERS ..... LB. 68c U.S.D.A GOOD BEEF ......... LB, 58c 6% MARKS DELUXE LEAN BEEF.... LB. 53c (Prices include cutting, double wrapped and fast freezing) ICE CREAM» sa HILBORN AUTO ion “ipliorstene Twins . DOUBLES $95 $395 SEAT COVERS rom ’ aee8 . 8% Grass Valley Nevada City Opposite Yuba River Lumber Co. Grass Valley, California Telephone G. V. 1042-R Men's $995 SCULKUMS Men’s me" > Wings , SPORT SHIRTS $395, ‘ 545 PENGELLY’S SHOE STORE $395 Hi Fi & $3.95 & up N12 MILL ST. GRASS VALLEY CARROTS 2-15° cit? YAMS uce®? PRODUCE U.S. NO. 1 RUSSET POTATOES 39° 10 LB. : BAG VELVETS CANDIED 2 ibs ) 5° Liquors Wines Cold Beers Grass Valley Nevada Gity Highway Near The Nevada City Limits JR. FREEZER ORDERS FROM $20 © Custom Slaughtering LAMB-BEEF-VEAL FRESH KILLED’ TURKEYS & Ready to Take Home and Eat B A R B E C U E D : Chicken, Beef, Spareribs, rom Cooked In a Delicious Sauce SPECIALS FOR THURS. FRI. & SAT. =. EDITORIAI Thanks