April 13, 1960 (8 pages)

e~ dl ge Id urs e] t’s H& 66 Sail aaa j ; iti * 7s Wednesday, ‘April: 13, : 1960 ” dieeik Saat ac é . ' Winner of Clock-Radio Present at Card Party Saturday evening, March 26, marked one of the most successful card parties given by the Gold Flat Parents Club . at the Nevada City Elementary school, with many worthwhile prizes for the participants. . Winner of a clock-radio was Tyler Micoleau. Chris Staley, as a result, is now the proud owner of the regis~’ tered husky puppy, donated by the Nanook Kennels on Banner Mountain for a ticket -selling contest among school children at the Gold Flat School. The children of the school worked tirelessly selling tickets to make the party a tremendous success. Thefollowing boys and girls received a silver dollar for selling the most tickets in their class: Pamela McCoy, Dick. Hawkins, Gay Satchwell, Conrad Satchwell, Craig Marquard, Linda Benuzzi, Sherri Burns, Dennis O'Donnell, and Paul Emrich. The youngsters themselves played a big part in making “their” card party a success, with the benefits to be used for them and their school. The United States took] Mt. La Plata, 14.430 feet, formal possession of Puertol is the highest elevation in Rico in 1898, Colorado. COVEY'S USED CARS 143 E. Main St. Grass Valley Better Buys From A Local Dealer WE DON’T CLAIM TO GIVE CARS AWAY. IT COSTS MONEY TO SELL CARS IN ROSEVILLE & SACRAMENTO AS WELL AS IN GRASS VALLEY. IF YOU THINK YOU ARE GETTING SOMETHING FOR NOTHING YOU MAY WIND UP PAYING DOUBLE > SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL DEALER YOU CAN'T LOSE AT LEAST GET OUR FIGURES 1.BETTER SERVICE 2.GIVES LOCALEMPLOYMENT3.REDUCE TAXES 4.NO HIDDEN FIGURES 58-CHEV, sition wacon $600 59 RAMBLER .:o. rns. 5650 57 FORD Sveraive’ $435 56 PONTIAC v-8.4 Door 8375 56 CHRY. "2i5-. sean 3475 56 OLDS seve: 80 Hara ron 5500 56 FOR SATS 55 FORD ,2°3°:."392". $300 55. NOY. H. Teron steers, 5400 SA PLY. ccy:.ciw. 5200 54 FORD v-s, stana. trans. $240 54 CHE < 3240 5A PONTIAC “sc Re°°"5240 54 HUDSON Country Sedan. v-s8 Power Steer es Bel Aire, R& H. 6 Sedan R&H $435 Auto. Trans., ‘let’s suffice to say that we Down-—4 Bol Forest Fire Loss In '59 “From every aspect, 1959 was the worst fire year since the mid-1920s. Rainfall was below normal, the late spring, all of summer and fall were constantly hot and dry. Winds were unusual. Though we could give many statistics on this fire season, had 126 fires which burned over 32,621 acres. We had VISITING DIGNITARIES who attended the crab feed at the Elk's Home, Nevada City, April 2nd, when the Gold Unit Shrine Club hosted the Divan from Ben Ali Shrine, Sacramento, are shown here just before the dancing began. The music was furnished by the Potentate's Band of Ben Ali Temple. Shown here are (left to right) Glen Bartle, Bill Moranville, president of Gold Unit Shrine Club; Melvin Lawson, Bill Jessep and H. H. Henden. Back row, : (left to right) C. E. Desenfants and Don Clark. : Ld Volume 34 No. ADVERTISER © Of The NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Combined With The Citizen And the Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget anid the Tri-County News SECTION 15, Nevada City, Wednesday, April 13, 1960 John B. Oakie, aviation guided missileman airman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H, Oakie of Star Route, Box 238, Grass Valley, graduated March 18, from the John Oakie Now Missleman struction in basic electronic fundamentals, transmitter theory, radar fundamentals, aviation guided missile familiarization, and typical aviation guided missile components and system tests. Basic Aviation Guided Mis* sileman School, atthe Naval Air Technical Training Center, Memphis, Tenn. While attending the 24week Schoo!, hereceived inReg. 19¢ Macleans [vale ERTRY Auburn & Neal Sts. Center EASTER BASKETS 10¢ to 51 Easter Grass 2 1/4 oz. Pkg. 10° aster Candy Dove Eggs Hummingbird Eggs Turkey Eggs Quail Creme Eggs Butter Creme Eggs ! 25¢ Ib. Reg. 39¢ lb; 75 man-caused fires last year, compared with a fiveyear average of 53.” So stated Henry E. Branagh, forest supervisor of Tahoe Naitonal Forest, this week, in his annual activity report. However, in spite of the fire, Branagh said: “We were able to cut 62 millfon feet of green ‘timber valued at $1,088,000.” At the same time, recreation use of the forest con; tinued its steady rise with, an increase over 1958 of 10 per cent in all categories except winter sports, which increase some 30 per cent. The stimulus of the OlymPic Games at Squaw Valley probably accounts for the increased winter sports activity. : It is estimated that 502,400 persons enjoyed the forest recreation facilities, spending 964,000 man days in the area. In addition, some three and a half million persons traveled the _ highways which traverse the forest. “In addition,” Branagh said, “we tcok on the herculean task of appraising, marking, selling and cutting of 20 million feet of timber salvage from the Cold Creek burn. The sale value of this burned timber was $118,000. The absence of fall rain and snow at least allowed us to complete this essential job. “Following the _ timber harvesters on this burn areg' were seed spotters who’ planted 230 acres of Ponr derosa pine seed, Other erosion and soil stabilization measures were taken in conjunction with the timber cutting. Further plans have been made. for extensive planting in this burn area this spring just as soon as the snow leaves the ground. “Immediately following the Mountain House fire’ at Camptonville, salvage appraisers moved into the areg and gathered all the data necessary to sell and remove the 100 million feet of burned saw timber. Twelve sales are benig made in the area in sufficient time to permit harvesting whieh will be start early in 1960. The same practires will be Plastic Eggs. Fill & Thrill 39° dz. Reg. 59¢ dz. followed in the Graniteville burned area. Cream Eggs Cattle and calves on farms in California January 1, 1959, reached a record high of 3,978,000 head. .-Chocolate Covered assorted flavors 3 for 10° Reg. 5¢ ea. We've said it before.and we repeat.c. Speedway Proved Turnpike Proved © at ALL-TIME LOW PRICES Plus tox and recappable tire 6.70-15 Black Tube-Type GREATEST TIRE NEWS IN YEARS When we announced that we had Firestone nylon tires at the lowest prices ever, we were swam le who recognized that these are ORE than just nylon tires . they're FIRESTONE Nyzons! The tires with S/F Safety-Fortified nylon cord bodies, fy famous 7-rib non-skid tread design, an long-wearing Firestone Rubber-X, Trade for Firestone nylons now. we'll give you a generous trade-in allowance. by peoNYLON tires FREE BUMPER-TO-BUMPER SAFETY INSPECTION TUBE-TYPE NYLON CHAMPION MADE AND SOLD BY Sy eee en 52 BUICK Hara top, rex $400 52 MERCURY ops x 5135 51 DODGE —seaen 51 HUDSON ~» AMERICA’S SIZE BLACK’ . wuHite* . ; 3.95 . 17.60 4 Door Sedan. § 6.70-15 . 1 54 DODGE * EK stick 1ob “240 [Poses fees ee Belvedere, 6.00-16 . 13.95 . 17.50 TUBELESS NYLON CHAMPION MOST EXPERIENCED NYLON TIRE SPECIALISTS *Plus tax and recappable tire HADDY’S Nevada City is ‘Wilshire Station 3 AT THE PLAZA NEW pe ek en MILE more! Ph. 590 ADMIRAL SPECIALS Model 15V40 15 CU. FT. Reg. $349.95 STAND UP FREEZER \y eG $299)95 .double oven .griddle .quick boil unit roast thermometer control . . .full width storage drawer ee ELECTRIC RANGE Model RC 408 .automatic temperature !controls on front unit .complete temperature control on heating units SLIMLINE CHEST FREEZER 21 CU. FT. Model 21H75 Reg. 429.95 $3 1995 Due to the FANTASTIC reception given Used TV Sets PRICES START at $37.50 23 inch GE television sets, we have a HUGE number of All used television sets are fully guaranteed for 90 days. our new ak “Fisk : Your Neighbor” 214 E. MAIN STREET PHONE 371 GRASS VALLEY & =

e~ dl ge Id urs e] t’s H& 66 Sail aaa j ; iti * 7s Wednesday, ‘April: 13, : 1960 ” dieeik Saat ac é . ' Winner of Clock-Radio Present at Card Party Saturday evening, March 26, marked one of the most successful card parties given by the Gold Flat Parents Club . at the Nevada City Elementary school, with many worthwhile prizes for the participants. . Winner of a clock-radio was Tyler Micoleau. Chris Staley, as a result, is now the proud owner of the regis~’ tered husky puppy, donated by the Nanook Kennels on Banner Mountain for a ticket -selling contest among school children at the Gold Flat School. The children of the school worked tirelessly selling tickets to make the party a tremendous success. Thefollowing boys and girls received a silver dollar for selling the most tickets in their class: Pamela McCoy, Dick. Hawkins, Gay Satchwell, Conrad Satchwell, Craig Marquard, Linda Benuzzi, Sherri Burns, Dennis O'Donnell, and Paul Emrich. The youngsters themselves played a big part in making “their” card party a success, with the benefits to be used for them and their school. The United States took] Mt. La Plata, 14.430 feet, formal possession of Puertol is the highest elevation in Rico in 1898, Colorado. COVEY'S USED CARS 143 E. Main St. Grass Valley Better Buys From A Local Dealer WE DON’T CLAIM TO GIVE CARS AWAY. IT COSTS MONEY TO SELL CARS IN ROSEVILLE & SACRAMENTO AS WELL AS IN GRASS VALLEY. IF YOU THINK YOU ARE GETTING SOMETHING FOR NOTHING YOU MAY WIND UP PAYING DOUBLE > SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL DEALER YOU CAN'T LOSE AT LEAST GET OUR FIGURES 1..BETTER SERVICE 2..GIVES LOCALEMPLOYMENT3..REDUCE TAXES 4..NO HIDDEN FIGURES 58-CHEV, sition wacon $600 59 RAMBLER .:o. rns. 5650 57 FORD Sveraive’ $435 56 PONTIAC v-8..4 Door 8375 56 CHRY. "2i5-. sean 3475 56 OLDS seve: 80 Hara ron 5500 56 FOR SATS 55 FORD ,2°3°:."392". $300 55. NOY. H. Teron steers, 5400 SA PLY. ccy:.ciw. 5200 54 FORD v-s, stana. trans. $240 54 CHE < 3240 5A PONTIAC “sc Re°°"5240 54 HUDSON Country Sedan. v-s8 Power Steer es Bel Aire, R& H. 6 Sedan R&H $435 Auto. Trans., ‘let’s suffice to say that we Down-—4 Bol Forest Fire Loss In '59 “From every aspect, 1959 was the worst fire year since the mid-1920s. Rainfall was below normal, the late spring, all of summer and fall were constantly hot and dry. Winds were unusual. Though we could give many statistics on this fire season, had 126 fires which burned over 32,621 acres. We had VISITING DIGNITARIES who attended the crab feed at the Elk's Home, Nevada City, April 2nd, when the Gold Unit Shrine Club hosted the Divan from Ben Ali Shrine, Sacramento, are shown here just before the dancing began. The music was furnished by the Potentate's Band of Ben Ali Temple. Shown here are (left to right) Glen Bartle, Bill Moranville, president of Gold Unit Shrine Club; Melvin Lawson, Bill Jessep and H. H. Henden. Back row, : (left to right) C. E. Desenfants and Don Clark. : Ld Volume 34 No. ADVERTISER © Of The NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Combined With The Citizen And the Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget anid the Tri-County News SECTION 15, Nevada City, Wednesday, April 13, 1960 John B. Oakie, aviation guided missileman airman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H, Oakie of Star Route, Box 238, Grass Valley, graduated March 18, from the John Oakie Now Missleman struction in basic electronic fundamentals, transmitter theory, radar fundamentals, aviation guided missile familiarization, and typical aviation guided missile components and system tests. Basic Aviation Guided Mis* sileman School, atthe Naval Air Technical Training Center, Memphis, Tenn. While attending the 24week Schoo!, hereceived inReg. 19¢ Macleans [vale ERTRY Auburn & Neal Sts. Center EASTER BASKETS 10¢ to 51 Easter Grass 2 1/4 oz. Pkg. 10° aster Candy Dove Eggs Hummingbird Eggs Turkey Eggs Quail Creme Eggs Butter Creme Eggs ! 25¢ Ib. Reg. 39¢ lb; 75 man-caused fires last year, compared with a fiveyear average of 53.” So stated Henry E. Branagh, forest supervisor of Tahoe Naitonal Forest, this week, in his annual activity report. However, in spite of the fire, Branagh said: “We were able to cut 62 millfon feet of green ‘timber valued

at $1,088,000.” At the same time, recreation use of the forest con; tinued its steady rise with, an increase over 1958 of 10 per cent in all categories except winter sports, which increase some 30 per cent. The stimulus of the OlymPic Games at Squaw Valley probably accounts for the increased winter sports activity. : It is estimated that 502,400 persons enjoyed the forest recreation facilities, spending 964,000 man days in the area. In addition, some three and a half million persons traveled the _ highways which traverse the forest. “In addition,” Branagh said, “we tcok on the herculean task of appraising, marking, selling and cutting of 20 million feet of timber salvage from the Cold Creek burn. The sale value of this burned timber was $118,000. The absence of fall rain and snow at least allowed us to complete this essential job. “Following the _ timber harvesters on this burn areg' were seed spotters who’ planted 230 acres of Ponr derosa pine seed, Other erosion and soil stabilization measures were taken in conjunction with the timber cutting. Further plans have been made. for extensive planting in this burn area this spring just as soon as the snow leaves the ground. “Immediately following the Mountain House fire’ at Camptonville, salvage appraisers moved into the areg and gathered all the data necessary to sell and remove the 100 million feet of burned saw timber. Twelve sales are benig made in the area in sufficient time to permit harvesting whieh will be start early in 1960. The same practires will be Plastic Eggs.. Fill & Thrill 39° dz. Reg. 59¢ dz. followed in the Graniteville burned area. Cream Eggs Cattle and calves on farms in California January 1, 1959, reached a record high of 3,978,000 head. .-Chocolate Covered assorted flavors 3 for 10° Reg. 5¢ ea. We've said it before..and we repeat.c. Speedway Proved Turnpike Proved © at ALL-TIME LOW PRICES Plus tox and recappable tire 6.70-15 Black Tube-Type GREATEST TIRE NEWS IN YEARS When we announced that we had Firestone nylon tires at the lowest prices ever, we were swam le who recognized that these are ORE than just nylon tires .. they're FIRESTONE Nyzons! The tires with S/F Safety-Fortified nylon cord bodies, fy famous 7-rib non-skid tread design, an long-wearing Firestone Rubber-X, Trade for Firestone nylons now.. we'll give you a generous trade-in allowance. by peoNYLON tires FREE BUMPER-TO-BUMPER SAFETY INSPECTION TUBE-TYPE NYLON CHAMPION MADE AND SOLD BY Sy eee en 52 BUICK Hara top, rex $400 52 MERCURY ops x 5135 51 DODGE —seaen 51 HUDSON ~» AMERICA’S SIZE BLACK’ . wuHite* . ; 3.95 . 17.60 4 Door Sedan. § 6.70-15 . 1 54 DODGE * EK stick 1ob “240 [Poses fees ee Belvedere, 6.00-16 . 13.95 . 17.50 TUBELESS NYLON CHAMPION MOST EXPERIENCED NYLON TIRE SPECIALISTS *Plus tax and recappable tire HADDY’S Nevada City is ‘Wilshire Station 3 AT THE PLAZA NEW pe ek en MILE more! Ph. 590 ADMIRAL SPECIALS Model 15V40 15 CU. FT. Reg. $349.95 STAND UP FREEZER \y eG $299)95 .double oven .griddle .quick boil unit roast thermometer control . . ..full width storage drawer ee ELECTRIC RANGE Model RC 408 .automatic temperature !controls on front unit .complete temperature control on heating units SLIMLINE CHEST FREEZER 21 CU. FT. Model 21H75 Reg. 429.95 $3 1995 Due to the FANTASTIC reception given Used TV Sets PRICES START at $37.50 23 inch GE television sets, we have a HUGE number of All used television sets are fully guaranteed for 90 days. our new ak “Fisk : Your Neighbor” 214 E. MAIN STREET PHONE 371 GRASS VALLEY & =