August 27, 1959 (6 pages)

> COURAGE, ACTION nany « not ‘= Sicwe hr geal og own little we are ‘fully cognizant o all that is happening toc a communtty, years ago our forefathers looked at the sky and sawa : of living in the west. They knew that they would have a great deal of hardships during the long trek to the western lands, but they had the courage within them that ‘was the motivating force for them to start west with their families and their small possessions tucked away in their wagons. ; These people had vision, courage and direct, positive acToday, individuals like Sam Partridge and his brother, together with Mr. Ken Davidson, and other individuals within our midst, are manifesting the same amount of vision, courage, and direct action here in Nevada County. Take a <a, little trip up to Wolf Mountain and see the Panoramic Estates with a Trillion Dollar View started by Sam Partridge. Take a trip up to Banner Mountain and see the work being done by . Mr. Partridge’s brother and Ken Davidson. Look. out of town on the South Auburn Highway and see what they are quietly doing there. It will give you a thrill and a sense of respect for these hardy individuals who are acting with courage to back up their vision to prepare our Miracle area for those who are going to join us with new homes, new families, new prosperity. : Is it any wonder that an acre lot sold for over $4000.00 in the Partridge-Davidson Banner Mountain sub-division? What are our civic organizations doing to help them? Surely our N. I. D. officials and other officials of necessary utilities are keeping pace with this new development. Thus—everyone—we are growing. . Some of us are thinking big and acting big. Vision, courage, action. And you can bet your sweet life that our forefathers are smiling down and saying—“WELL DONE BOYS.” Experienced Counsel _-INYOUR TIME OF NEED pile that he plans to establish an expert commission to study “the entire problem of ‘mental treatment in our criminal procedures.” The announcement came as he said he would not intervene to halt the execution of Stephen A. Nash, convicted of two slayings and confessed killer of nine mére. concerned that Nash, a 36-yearold intinerant, had to be released without further control of any kind after serving a full prison term even though authorities knew he was potentially a very dangerous sexual psychopath. , “I am concerned. that-our laws allow a.man as obviously dangerous as Nash to be released and to escape further restraint simply because we lack adequaté cons, trols,” the Governor said. “We must.do something about this situation, not only to assure more. adequate diagnosis and treatment, but,-most importantly, to give better protection to the public.” TURBOJETS BURN FUEL AT FAST CLIP A medium-power turbojet aircraft engine burns its own weight in petroleum fuel every 20 minutes, according to the National Automobile Club. The Governor also announced }) Brown said he was very much}]i The night-time evening group which meets Thursday evenings, had an especially good time this past week in recreation. An hour of games was afranged by Mrs. Clarence Coombs, after which sandwiches, cup takes, and. tea. were served. The regular Home League noons, also held at the corps building, providing opportunity for women = in assisting the work of the Salvation Army in the twin cities: the choice of either a day-time or evening gettogether, or both. The Home League’s four-fold program is service, worship, pencation, and fellowship. Special 4-H Club Displays To Be Seen At Calif, State Fair Visitors to the California State Fair this year will be able to meeting is 1:30 Wednesday _after-. ' 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 SAMPSON’S Custom Printing day or night. We are always ready to serve. Rubber Stamps BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL Eaton’s Stationery J. PAUL BERGEMANN ¢ (Formerly Holmes Funeral Home) Gibson Cards 4 246 Sacramento Street Phone 203 Nevada City 120 Mill St: Grass Valley 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Club work, according to Home Advisor Mrs, Frances Head of the University of California Agricultural Extension Service. By taking the elephant train around to the 4-H Club section of the fairgrounds, they will find a building marked “4-H -Club Clothing Exhibits.” Inside will be rments made by Club members from many ‘counties throughtout the state. Nearly 1,000 garments, varying. from perky’ cot. ton print skirts to lovely, fragilelooking evening dresses, may be seen here. All-the garments entered at the state fair already have been judged to be of blue ribbon quality at a 4-H Club fair. see several special displays of 4-H . le e To The 17th Annual Nevada Com ity = AUGUST 24,1959 The Officers and Directors of the 17th District Agricultural Association welcome you to the 17th Annual Nevada County Fair. ‘ Dozens of exhibits, both interesting and educational, have been secured for e this year’s Fair and four full days of ente Fcatuaeset. much of it free to Fairgoers, : has been provided for your enjoyment. The record number of Exhibitors’ entries, grown ind produced. by. you in Nevada County, and competing for approximately $30,000 in awards, have been }) made possible by many hours of careful study and planning of the Premium Book. Those who have been here in previous years will readily see the many improvements to grounds and buildings over the years; the paving of walks and roadways, the new.dance slab, grass in the arena and the concrete crashwall in front of — _ the grandstand having been added during 1959. All of these things have been paid for through money allocated from the . Pari-mutual Horse Races held throughout the State of California. In past years a set sum of money was given each Fair Association but beginning in January of 1960 the Legislature has changed the method of providing money for the operation . of Fairs. We believe entries and attendance will oot’ a large part in the amount allocated to the Nevada County Fair. ‘ You have siready swelled the entry list and we e hope each and every one of you, along with your friends, will come to the Fair every day as a record attendance this year will go a long way in making the Nevada County District Fair eligible for the maximum funds needed to maintain and improve “California’s host Beautiful Fairgrounds—Landscaped by Nature.” Yours for Bigger and Better Fairs, 17th DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS GAIL GORDON, President ELTON WILLIAMS, Vice-President ROBERT K. GRAHAM HENRY MAGONIGAL JAMES SHERRITT ae KEN STRUCKMAN oe JACK BIXLER 2a St WALTER BUTZ ; me MALCOLM E. HAMMILL, Secretary-Manager ~ is One hour from nowthis man will receive $9,300 His business is growing rapidly, but so arehis accounts -receivable—and he needs cash to re-stock. This morning he applied for a loan at his Bank of America or a county or district fair. Also in this building will be found special booth displays from 12 counties, with illustrations of projects and activities carried by. a number of 4-H Club members. All booths have been designéd and assembled by the members themselves. In the Little Shops Area of the Women’s Building will be found a special 4-H Club display featuring garments taken from the seguir clothing entries. ~ _ » The 4-H livestock exhibits in the barns will be seen September 9 to 13. All other displays may be seen throughout the fair, September 2 to 13. More than 229 000 acres of forest land were burned by 3,750 man-caused fires in 1958. Be careful with fire anywhere, any time. Zemo Great for Minor Burns, Cuts ee rae ae so8 cases, on teen tan Zemo. a EAGER BEAVER © Invites You Join the Throng of Hap Satisfied Customers. Look to us for the Best. Ready, Eager and Willing to Make You Happy. For Space in This Directory i Phone N. C. 36 Alta Hill Garage . s Alignment, Wheel Balancing, Welding, Lathe Work. Alta and Ridge Road SUBSCRIBE FoR . PLASTERING No job too big. None tas small. Free estimates. Phone N. C. 288 pes $3.00 Per Year . JACK WOERNER Phone Grass Valley 973 }jSheet Metal Work * Nevada City NEW! JUST IN! : quires Lh RINDS . Home Laundry . Huffy Power Mower CLEANING . DRY CLEANING _. -PFieed from —__ $46.95 up , STINSON Pick Up, and. Delivery . Foote Electrical Co. : Phone Nevada City 257 Nevada City Phone 491 . 519 Alta St. Phone GV 122 _ Medical reports show how folks over 35 ¢: CONSTIPATED?: GEO. H. SHIRKEY, . Osborn Flower Shop Go To : e BLAZES. nee Opt. D. We Specialize In > oo. OPTOMETRIST Florist Telegraph Delivery Dancing Sirdar Night. and dl . e iy a ws Nevada. City, Calif. HAY SHOE ‘SHOP Open 5 days a week, 9:00 Moning bag M. ovenatidamed’ _ California. TARO BP ene meee: TAXI as

> COURAGE, ACTION nany « not ‘= Sicwe hr geal og own little we are ‘fully cognizant o all that is happening toc a communtty, years ago our forefathers looked at the sky and sawa : of living in the west. They knew that they would have a great deal of hardships during the long trek to the western lands, but they had the courage within them that ‘was the motivating force for them to start west with their families and their small possessions tucked away in their wagons. ; These people had vision, courage and direct, positive acToday, individuals like Sam Partridge and his brother, together with Mr. Ken Davidson, and other individuals within our midst, are manifesting the same amount of vision, courage, and direct action here in Nevada County. Take a <a, little trip up to Wolf Mountain and see the Panoramic Estates with a Trillion Dollar View started by Sam Partridge. Take a trip up to Banner Mountain and see the work being done by . Mr. Partridge’s brother and Ken Davidson. Look. out of town on the South Auburn Highway and see what they are quietly doing there. It will give you a thrill and a sense of respect for these hardy individuals who are acting with courage to back up their vision to prepare our Miracle area for those who are going to join us with new homes, new families, new prosperity. : Is it any wonder that an acre lot sold for over $4000.00 in the Partridge-Davidson Banner Mountain sub-division? What are our civic organizations doing to help them? Surely our N. I. D. officials and other officials of necessary utilities are keeping pace with this new development. Thus—everyone—we are growing. . Some of us are thinking big and acting big. Vision, courage, action. And you can bet your sweet life that our forefathers are smiling down and saying—“WELL DONE BOYS.” Experienced Counsel _-INYOUR TIME OF NEED pile that he plans to establish an expert commission to study “the entire problem of ‘mental treatment in our criminal procedures.” The announcement came as he said he would not intervene to halt the execution of Stephen A. Nash, convicted of two slayings and confessed killer of nine mére. concerned that Nash, a 36-yearold intinerant, had to be released without further control of any kind after serving a full prison term even though authorities knew he was potentially a very dangerous sexual psychopath. , “I am concerned. that-our laws allow a.man as obviously dangerous as Nash to be released and to escape further restraint simply because we lack adequaté cons, trols,” the Governor said. “We must.do something about this situation, not only to assure more. adequate diagnosis and treatment, but,-most importantly, to give better protection to the public.” TURBOJETS BURN FUEL AT FAST CLIP A medium-power turbojet aircraft engine burns its own weight in petroleum fuel every 20 minutes, according to the National Automobile Club. The Governor also announced }) Brown said he was very much}]i The night-time evening group which meets Thursday evenings, had an especially good time this past week in recreation. An hour of games was afranged by Mrs. Clarence Coombs, after which sandwiches, cup takes, and. tea. were served. The regular Home League noons, also held at the corps building, providing opportunity for women = in assisting the work of the Salvation Army in the twin cities: the choice of either a day-time or evening gettogether, or both. The Home League’s four-fold program is service, worship, pencation, and fellowship. Special 4-H Club Displays To Be Seen At Calif, State Fair Visitors to the California State Fair this year will be able to meeting is 1:30 Wednesday _after-. ' 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 SAMPSON’S Custom Printing day or night. We are always ready to serve. Rubber Stamps BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL Eaton’s Stationery J. PAUL BERGEMANN ¢ (Formerly Holmes Funeral Home) Gibson Cards 4 246 Sacramento Street Phone 203 Nevada City 120 Mill St: Grass Valley 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Club work, according to Home Advisor Mrs, Frances Head of the University of California Agricultural Extension Service. By taking the elephant train around to the 4-H Club section of the fairgrounds, they will find a building marked “4-H -Club

Clothing Exhibits.” Inside will be rments made by Club members from many ‘counties throughtout the state. Nearly 1,000 garments, varying. from perky’ cot. ton print skirts to lovely, fragilelooking evening dresses, may be seen here. All-the garments entered at the state fair already have been judged to be of blue ribbon quality at a 4-H Club fair. see several special displays of 4-H . le e To The 17th Annual Nevada Com ity = AUGUST 24,1959 The Officers and Directors of the 17th District Agricultural Association welcome you to the 17th Annual Nevada County Fair. ‘ Dozens of exhibits, both interesting and educational, have been secured for e this year’s Fair and four full days of ente Fcatuaeset. much of it free to Fairgoers, : has been provided for your enjoyment. The record number of Exhibitors’ entries, grown ind produced. by. you in Nevada County, and competing for approximately $30,000 in awards, have been }) made possible by many hours of careful study and planning of the Premium Book. Those who have been here in previous years will readily see the many improvements to grounds and buildings over the years; the paving of walks and roadways, the new.dance slab, grass in the arena and the concrete crashwall in front of — _ the grandstand having been added during 1959. All of these things have been paid for through money allocated from the . Pari-mutual Horse Races held throughout the State of California. In past years a set sum of money was given each Fair Association but beginning in January of 1960 the Legislature has changed the method of providing money for the operation . of Fairs. We believe entries and attendance will oot’ a large part in the amount allocated to the Nevada County Fair. ‘ You have siready swelled the entry list and we e hope each and every one of you, along with your friends, will come to the Fair every day as a record attendance this year will go a long way in making the Nevada County District Fair eligible for the maximum funds needed to maintain and improve “California’s host Beautiful Fairgrounds—Landscaped by Nature.” Yours for Bigger and Better Fairs, 17th DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS GAIL GORDON, President ELTON WILLIAMS, Vice-President ROBERT K. GRAHAM HENRY MAGONIGAL JAMES SHERRITT ae KEN STRUCKMAN oe JACK BIXLER 2a St WALTER BUTZ ; me MALCOLM E. HAMMILL, Secretary-Manager ~ is One hour from nowthis man will receive $9,300 His business is growing rapidly, but so arehis accounts -receivable—and he needs cash to re-stock. This morning he applied for a loan at his Bank of America or a county or district fair. Also in this building will be found special booth displays from 12 counties, with illustrations of projects and activities carried by. a number of 4-H Club members. All booths have been designéd and assembled by the members themselves. In the Little Shops Area of the Women’s Building will be found a special 4-H Club display featuring garments taken from the seguir clothing entries. ~ _ » The 4-H livestock exhibits in the barns will be seen September 9 to 13. All other displays may be seen throughout the fair, September 2 to 13. More than 229 000 acres of forest land were burned by 3,750 man-caused fires in 1958. Be careful with fire anywhere, any time. Zemo Great for Minor Burns, Cuts ee rae ae so8 cases, on teen tan Zemo. a EAGER BEAVER © Invites You Join the Throng of Hap Satisfied Customers. Look to us for the Best. Ready, Eager and Willing to Make You Happy. For Space in This Directory i Phone N. C. 36 Alta Hill Garage . s Alignment, Wheel Balancing, Welding, Lathe Work. Alta and Ridge Road SUBSCRIBE FoR . PLASTERING No job too big. None tas small. Free estimates. Phone N. C. 288 pes $3.00 Per Year . JACK WOERNER Phone Grass Valley 973 }jSheet Metal Work * Nevada City NEW! JUST IN! : quires Lh RINDS . Home Laundry . Huffy Power Mower CLEANING . DRY CLEANING _. -PFieed from —__ $46.95 up , STINSON Pick Up, and. Delivery . Foote Electrical Co. : Phone Nevada City 257 Nevada City Phone 491 . 519 Alta St. Phone GV 122 _ Medical reports show how folks over 35 ¢: CONSTIPATED?: GEO. H. SHIRKEY, . Osborn Flower Shop Go To : e BLAZES. nee Opt. D. We Specialize In > oo. OPTOMETRIST Florist Telegraph Delivery Dancing Sirdar Night. and dl . e iy a ws Nevada. City, Calif. HAY SHOE ‘SHOP Open 5 days a week, 9:00 Moning bag M. ovenatidamed’ _ California. TARO BP ene meee: TAXI as