April 23, 1959 (7 pages)

ln date, and everyone had an enjoyable time. The meeting. of the’ Ladies} Birthday Club was held at Barbara Sauer’s home on Wednesday, April 15th. Due to conflicting dates and illness the crowd was smaller than usual, but everyone had a good time. After the lunch was over, President’ Erma conducted the business meeting: The mystéry bo as won by Alta Atchinson, It contained a little hurricane lamp. Fern Hoagland, Bea Leonard, and Elsie Prentiss arose for the singing of “Happy Birthday,”. and some also sang to little Johnny Bradshaw, who will soon be a year old. There were no anniversaries this month. When it was time for the bingo game, President Erma asked for someone else to call the numbers as she had a cold and her voice _.wes husky, so Fern Hoagland did the honors -for a time, with Phyllis Butz taking over toward the end of the game. Those present were: Cecile Wilson, Erma Colman, Lois McQuinn, Bea Leonard, Alta Atchinson, Catherine McLaflin, Edna Ferguson, Fern Hoagland, Elsie Prentiss, Ruth Bartsch, Winnie Sutter, Agnes Cartwright, Edith Brad’ shaw and son Johnny, Charmaine Reader and two little daughters, Veterans’ News A saving of up to two-thirds in their GI insurance costs can be made by those veterans who served in the Korean and postKorean period whose insurance policy numbers are preceded by the letters “RS,” the Veterans Administration says. These approximately 500,000 policyholders may exchange their present five-year term policies for new term policies that carry the same face value at a greatly reduced premium cost. These savings are made possible by a continuing improvement in mortality ratés resulting from a lengthening of the life-span. The new policies are not renew-. able after the holder has passed his 50th birthday but must be converted to a permanent ‘plan before that date if he wishes to continue protection beyond that date. In all other respects they carry the same protection of the present policies, : This restriction is considered to be in, .the best interests of policyholders in order to avoid the heavy increase in renewal term rates in later life. The VA. added that holders of the present term policies also have several plans of permanent insurance to which. they can convert immediately. However, the premiums. for permanent plans, while they never increase, are in a higher bracket than term insurance. Veterans not wishing to incur the expense at this time of the permanent type plans can save money while waiting by exchang_ hg their original term policies to the new low-cost type, VA said. Both the present and the new term policies can be converted at any time, without physical examination to a VA permanenttype plan. Full information can be secured by contacting any VA office, or by writing the VA office to which premiums have been paid. ‘Tammie is the name chosen for the new baby girl who came to The spring cattle drives are getting under way with the W. E. Dudley herd arriving at North Columbia area Sunday. The trail drivers were guests at the Fred Butz home overnight. They were Willis Dudley, Elmo Dudley, Elmo Arbogast, Tom Martin, Leo Farmer, “Penny” Pembroke, Mel Johnson and son Mike, and Jack Snyder. The cattle and horses were held Saturday night at the hewly constructed corral belonging to Louis Dudle, near Buttermilk Bend. in the rFench Corral area. Members of the North San Juan Volunteer.Fire Department have been grading the community lot behind Twamley Hall. A .permanént-barbecue. pit will. be constructed and a service pole and connections for electrical use will .be installed, so that ‘civic venience. In view of the unnecessary to sprinkle the lot several times in order to settle the dust and firm the ground for future use. It is hoped that all will be finished and ready before the fire department’s barbecue and homecoming celebration on. June 14th. SLIDING FOR HOME How to dramatize in a graphic way the distance required to stop a moving vehicle has been a problem. with safety. experts. Here is an idea suggested by researchers for the Murine Company: Supposing a pitcher in a baseball park was summoned from the center field bullpen 400 from home plate. He climbed into a car so that it was going 60 miles per hour as it passed the center fielder 300 feet out from the plate. At that moment the driver decided to jam on the brakes and he pressed hard on the brake pedal all. the way. home. Did he stop at the plate? No, he did not. The car traveled 60 feet between the time the driver thought of ing down the pedal. It would require another 300 feet to stop the car if it were traveling on dry pavement, On the grass . . . who knows? But under the conditions related above, the car would surely plow into the screen behind home plate. Quick Relierof HEADACHE Ease PAINS OF HEADACHE, NEURALGIA, NEURITIS with STANBACK TABLETS or POWDERS. STANBACK combines several medically proven pain selievers . . . The added effectiveness of these MULTIPLE ingredients brings faster, more te relief, easing anxiety and tension usually accom. panying pain. mated STAN BACK eaee organizations may hold functions . there with’ the greatest of con-} usually dry spring, it may bef car used to bring in relief pitch. ers, and the driver gunned the} applying the brakes and his pushiNew Siihing ciate “up-tothe-minute recipes, short cuts to make meal planning and preparation quicker and easier. strafed when the “Modern Living Cooking School” is presented in Nevada City on Tuesday. May 5. 1959. _ Emphasizing modern for ‘modern ‘times, the ‘gram of electric range will be given in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Building at 7:30 P.m. for all homemakers of this tion with the Nevada County Nugget and Pacific Gas and Electric Company. vited and there will be no admis® ‘sion charge. Miss McNair, home economist from the general office of PG&E. has selected a group of new and “I know homemakers are al-j ways looking for. new ideas to help plan and serve interesting, well balanced meals,” Miss. McNair said. “And with food’ costs profree gifts. A drawing will be held at the close of the program to determine winners of $200 worth of Less than 5 cents @ copy: 52 NUGGETS for $3.00. By GERALD WALLACE, J.D. Many of our California judges have possessed rare talent” for vivid, colorful expressions. One of them was Associate Jystice John E. Richards of the Supreme Court. The estates. of Thomas and Teresa Bell of San Francisco consumed much time of the probate and appallate courts over a period of 33 years. Thomas died in 1892 ,leaving a large estate. Most of it was distributed to his widow in 1917. She died in 1922. Her will was declared invalid upon the ground that she was of unsound mind. Numerous persons claimed to be her heirs. In an opinion dated January 29, 1926, Justice Richards said: “The purposes, motives and conduct of persons both living and dead, whoses lives and actions are interwoven in the tapestry of this remarkable case,, are vieled in mystery as to the meaning of whcih we only gain occaof the cold record before us.” More than 4% square mies of the heart of San Francisco was destroyer by fire, following the April 1906 earthquake. Zemo Great for Minor Burns, Cuts Zemo, a doctor’s pated orgy 2 beloe ‘el or vg emg “9 cul ee tually Se itch of surface Zemo. cases, get The public is inExperienced Counsel YOUR TIME OF NEED We offer you friendly, sympathetic help with attention to the details that mean so much. We strive to give everyone the finest—no matter how. much. or. how little they spend. Call us day or night. We are always ready to serve. BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL J. PAUL BERGEMANN (Formerly Holmes Funeral So 246 Sacramento 5: 24 HOUR AMBULANCE panics (4 tear . NUGGETS . On Upward Trendsional glimpses between the lines what they are, I'd like for everya i havisttage of a _ manufacturer’s discount. She iui Heleraoned, the Bank of America ica branch “sh “The Western Pine‘Association reported ended April 4, Yasend on reports from 115 mills. Comiparable figures the week preceding were 88,788,000 feet and 61,053,000 feet for the some period ‘last year. The report covers the 10 woods produced in the Western Pine region, of which western ‘pines provide about 51 per cent. : The association reported orders of 86,902,000 feet received, down from the 102,804,000 feet for the previous week. Shipments made during the week totaled 93,574,000 feet compared to 94,500,000 feet the preceding week. glasses, but it indicates that eye eare has been important fF s long time. “Read it in The NUGGET. . You get a citation for throwing trash from your car—don’t take a chance—carry a trash bag with you for car litter. Old hole-diggers — agree.P Gé&E has . a better way

ln date, and everyone had an enjoyable time. The meeting. of the’ Ladies} Birthday Club was held at Barbara Sauer’s home on Wednesday, April 15th. Due to conflicting dates and illness the crowd was smaller than usual, but everyone had a good time. After the lunch was over, President’ Erma conducted the business meeting: The mystéry bo as won by Alta Atchinson, It contained a little hurricane lamp. Fern Hoagland, Bea Leonard, and Elsie Prentiss arose for the singing of “Happy Birthday,”. and some also sang to little Johnny Bradshaw, who will soon be a year old. There were no anniversaries this month. When it was time for the bingo game, President Erma asked for someone else to call the numbers as she had a cold and her voice _.wes husky, so Fern Hoagland did the honors -for a time, with Phyllis Butz taking over toward the end of the game. Those present were: Cecile Wilson, Erma Colman, Lois McQuinn, Bea Leonard, Alta Atchinson, Catherine McLaflin, Edna Ferguson, Fern Hoagland, Elsie Prentiss, Ruth Bartsch, Winnie Sutter, Agnes Cartwright, Edith Brad’ shaw and son Johnny, Charmaine Reader and two little daughters, Veterans’ News A saving of up to two-thirds in their GI insurance costs can be made by those veterans who served in the Korean and postKorean period whose insurance policy numbers are preceded by the letters “RS,” the Veterans Administration says. These approximately 500,000 policyholders may exchange their present five-year term policies for new term policies that carry the same face value at a greatly reduced premium cost. These savings are made possible by a continuing improvement in mortality ratés resulting from a lengthening of the life-span. The new policies are not renew-. able after the holder has passed his 50th birthday but must be converted to a permanent ‘plan before that date if he wishes to continue protection beyond that date. In all other respects they carry the same protection of the present policies, : This restriction is considered to be in, .the best interests of policyholders in order to avoid the heavy increase in renewal term rates in later life. The VA. added that holders of the present term policies also have several plans of permanent insurance to which. they can convert immediately. However, the premiums. for permanent plans, while they never increase, are in a higher bracket than term insurance. Veterans not wishing to incur the expense at this time of the permanent type plans can save money while waiting by exchang_ hg their original term policies to the new low-cost type, VA said. Both the present and the new term policies can be converted at any time, without physical examination to a VA permanenttype plan. Full information can be secured by contacting any VA office, or by writing the VA office to which premiums have been paid. ‘Tammie is the name chosen for the new baby girl who came to The spring cattle drives are getting under way with the W. E. Dudley herd arriving at North Columbia area Sunday. The trail drivers were guests at the Fred Butz home overnight. They were Willis Dudley, Elmo Dudley, Elmo Arbogast, Tom Martin, Leo Farmer, “Penny” Pembroke, Mel Johnson and son Mike, and Jack Snyder. The cattle and horses were held Saturday night at the hewly constructed corral belonging to Louis Dudle, near Buttermilk Bend. in the rFench Corral area. Members of the North San Juan Volunteer.Fire Department have been grading the community lot behind Twamley Hall. A .permanént-barbecue. pit will. be constructed and a service pole and connections for electrical use will .be installed, so that ‘civic venience. In view of the unnecessary to sprinkle the lot several times in order to settle the dust and firm the ground for future use. It is hoped that all will be finished and ready before the fire department’s barbecue and homecoming celebration on. June 14th. SLIDING FOR HOME How to dramatize in a graphic way the distance required to stop a moving vehicle has been a problem. with safety. experts. Here is an idea suggested by researchers for the Murine Company: Supposing a pitcher in a baseball park was summoned from the center field bullpen 400 from home plate. He climbed into a car so that it was going 60 miles per hour as it passed the center fielder 300 feet out from the plate. At that moment the driver decided to jam on the brakes and he pressed hard on the brake pedal all. the way. home. Did he stop at the plate? No, he did not. The car traveled 60 feet between the time the driver thought of ing down the pedal. It would require another 300 feet to stop the car if it were traveling on dry pavement, On the grass . . . who

knows? But under the conditions related above, the car would surely plow into the screen behind home plate. Quick Relierof HEADACHE Ease PAINS OF HEADACHE, NEURALGIA, NEURITIS with STANBACK TABLETS or POWDERS. STANBACK combines several medically proven pain selievers . . . The added effectiveness of these MULTIPLE ingredients brings faster, more te relief, easing anxiety and tension usually accom. panying pain. mated STAN BACK eaee organizations may hold functions . there with’ the greatest of con-} usually dry spring, it may bef car used to bring in relief pitch. ers, and the driver gunned the} applying the brakes and his pushiNew Siihing ciate “up-tothe-minute recipes, short cuts to make meal planning and preparation quicker and easier. strafed when the “Modern Living Cooking School” is presented in Nevada City on Tuesday. May 5. 1959. _ Emphasizing modern for ‘modern ‘times, the ‘gram of electric range will be given in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Building at 7:30 P.m. for all homemakers of this tion with the Nevada County Nugget and Pacific Gas and Electric Company. vited and there will be no admis® ‘sion charge. Miss McNair, home economist from the general office of PG&E. has selected a group of new and “I know homemakers are al-j ways looking for. new ideas to help plan and serve interesting, well balanced meals,” Miss. McNair said. “And with food’ costs profree gifts. A drawing will be held at the close of the program to determine winners of $200 worth of Less than 5 cents @ copy: 52 NUGGETS for $3.00. By GERALD WALLACE, J.D. Many of our California judges have possessed rare talent” for vivid, colorful expressions. One of them was Associate Jystice John E. Richards of the Supreme Court. The estates. of Thomas and Teresa Bell of San Francisco consumed much time of the probate and appallate courts over a period of 33 years. Thomas died in 1892 ,leaving a large estate. Most of it was distributed to his widow in 1917. She died in 1922. Her will was declared invalid upon the ground that she was of unsound mind. Numerous persons claimed to be her heirs. In an opinion dated January 29, 1926, Justice Richards said: “The purposes, motives and conduct of persons both living and dead, whoses lives and actions are interwoven in the tapestry of this remarkable case,, are vieled in mystery as to the meaning of whcih we only gain occaof the cold record before us.” More than 4% square mies of the heart of San Francisco was destroyer by fire, following the April 1906 earthquake. Zemo Great for Minor Burns, Cuts Zemo, a doctor’s pated orgy 2 beloe ‘el or vg emg “9 cul ee tually Se itch of surface Zemo. cases, get The public is inExperienced Counsel YOUR TIME OF NEED We offer you friendly, sympathetic help with attention to the details that mean so much. We strive to give everyone the finest—no matter how. much. or. how little they spend. Call us day or night. We are always ready to serve. BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL J. PAUL BERGEMANN (Formerly Holmes Funeral So 246 Sacramento 5: 24 HOUR AMBULANCE panics (4 tear . NUGGETS . On Upward Trendsional glimpses between the lines what they are, I'd like for everya i havisttage of a _ manufacturer’s discount. She iui Heleraoned, the Bank of America ica branch “sh “The Western Pine‘Association reported ended April 4, Yasend on reports from 115 mills. Comiparable figures the week preceding were 88,788,000 feet and 61,053,000 feet for the some period ‘last year. The report covers the 10 woods produced in the Western Pine region, of which western ‘pines provide about 51 per cent. : The association reported orders of 86,902,000 feet received, down from the 102,804,000 feet for the previous week. Shipments made during the week totaled 93,574,000 feet compared to 94,500,000 feet the preceding week. glasses, but it indicates that eye eare has been important fF s long time. “Read it in The NUGGET. . You get a citation for throwing trash from your car—don’t take a chance—carry a trash bag with you for car litter. Old hole-diggers — agree..P Gé&E has . a better way