December 10, 1959 (6 pages)

_lotte Hickman, who ‘slides of the Holy Land’ in the afternobn; Mesdames Cecile Wilson, Bea Leonard, Anna McQuinn, “Elsie Prentiss, Lois. Azevedo,‘Ruby Bridges, Zoann Wasley, © h Barstch, Charlotte Waker, Fern Hoagland, Margaretha. Perry, Phyllis Butz, and the hostess, Gertrude Gillis. A new little cottage is being erected with speed and precision on the Cunningham property in Celestial Valley, in decided. contrast to the length of time taken in construction of the four-ro0om WHO’ S HERE NEVADA cITy By GERALD WALLACE . Few people: know the first or middle name of Nevada City’s Chief of Police. Locally, ‘and to former residents of Nevada County, he is known as “J. J.” Jackson, His parents named -him after his father: Josiah James. The elder Jackson was familiarly call-. ed “Si.” He was at one time a partner in the grocery business with William. (Billie) Richards, father of Marian Libbie: Si establsihed the “Bee Hive” Grocery on Commercial Street just below where it is intersected by Pine Street, and ran it until his death in 1926. He served Nevada County a four-year term’ as county treasurer. Senior Jackson's daughter Grace married the Honorable Harry L. Englebright, congressman from this district, and took a prominent part in society at Washington, D. C. cally all his life in this. commuYoung J. J. has spent. practinity. He was born in’ Oakland, but only because Nevada City’s two doctors at the time< oe Miller and A.’ H. Tickell) were both good friends: of Si, and he did not wish to. make a choice of who was to preside at -the birth. So he sent his wife Mamie to Fabiola Hospital. Jay went through school in Nevada City and then to Santa Clara College, where he took a business courses. Returning home, he went in business with his father and continued until 20 years ago when he decided to go into law enforcement work on. the local police force. He became chief on November 1, 1950. . Nevada City had three police. # men in 1939, It now has five. Besides Chief Jackson, there. are Patrolmen Clarence Martz, who lives on Wet Hill; Clyde Garwood on-Park Avenue; Frank Milne on Martin Street, and Harold Knox on Coyote Street. These officers know Nevada City, its people and its problems. They keep the peace here with understanding, courtesy and firmness. They alternate on three shifts of eight hours each, daily. J.J. Jackson and Thelma Pierce a graduate of Nevada City High School, were. married in. 1926. They live at 118 Boulder Street, two doors from where Jay spent} his boyhood. Their son, James Pierce ‘tucks son, also attended local schools. “Jam” is now im his — year keeping with? the . i were Nevada City, and » District Deputy Gladys Blanchard of Orinda Parlor No. 56, San Francisco. A lovely little ‘tree graced the lodge hall and gifts ness. meeting was called: to order by President Phyllis Butz, with Marsh, as Santa Claus. Members and guests were saddened to learn that Treasurer. Lucy Kneebone was suddenly stricken with illness and was unable to attend. Lillian Sciaroni had the misfortune to fall on the sidewalk) as she was about to enter an automobile for the trip to’ French Corral, and had a knot on her forehead as a result; but she bravely’ made the trip anyway, and insisted that she was all right: ' President Butz was honored by the presence of her two daughters, Mrs. Thelma Gates and Lois Butz, who served as second and third vice presidents for the occasion, those stations ordinarily being vacant or filled by guests from another parlor. Deputy Grand President Mae Norton was escorted to her station. ~ As the regular meeting date in January ,the first Friday,-falls on New Years Day, it. was announced that the méeting will be held a week later, on January 8. Present were: Fannia Moulton, Adele Browning, Frances Milhous, Sarah Reader, ‘Yolanda Reader, Lillian Sciaroni, Ethel“ Saunders, Lois Butz, Thelma Gates, and Phyllis Butz of Columbia Parlor ‘No. 70; Bessie Rush, Irene Eld-redge, and Lorene Stevens of Manzanita Parlor No, 29; Thelma Butz, Sarah Charonnat, Annie Lawrence, Mary Meservy, Gladys Parlor No. 6; and Gladys Blanchard of Orinda Parlor No. 56. Alvin Buckbee is now stationed at San Francisco and ‘will be able to visit:his family frequently. for the next few months. ~ Mrs. Marie Blakeslee is able to. ‘be at home again, although using crutches to. get about.Mrs. Chester Wasley spent a couple of days at Goodyear Bar caring for her twin nieces while the parents attended ‘to business in Reno recently. ; LAKE LEVEL IoOW With seven gates partly: open, the level of Lake Tahoe was 6,225.38 feet, provisional and subject to revision. There has. been no precipitation and.the temperature has ranged from a low of 23 to a high of 51 degrees during the past week. — California is represented ~ in Statuary Hall in the Capitol at Washington, D.C.; by Father Junipero Serra. Rockefeller Genter in New York City will become the property of Columbia University in 2069. at Sierra College. SaturdayNEVADA cIry December 19th COCKTAIL HOUR 7:30 P. M. DANCE and BUFFET }}. provided by Laurel Parlor No. 6, were. exchanged before the busi-. al Frances Milhous serving . Brailey, and‘Mae Norton'of Laurel OLYMPIC. TOWER the VIII symbol are oe during pone Pg ta wx nog pon gd Burbank, Calif, For tickers and housing: weiee Olympic Wi $ PARTICIP aL nf a, locale of th wae bh ee ‘NATIONS — This artist’s conception offers a the Opening, Closing and. Victory Squaw Valley, Calif., Feb. 18-28, 1960: : nations, and the familiar multi-ringed Committee at Walt Disney nter Games, San Francisco, Calif. Olympic Studios in The State Division of Forestry’ has expressed serious concern: over a mysterious disease which. is affecting thousands of acres.of ponderosa pin in Southern California and. ‘is spreading to the north. State Forester Francis H, Raymond said the disease, first observed about 10 years ago, is unidentified ‘and ha been labeled X disease. eee Raymond, appeared. before an Assembly interim committee in San Bernardino. last week to warn of the. danger. : Funds for research on. the problem. are sought. “The disease is becoming: sclttered throughout the San’ Bernardino National Forest,” said Raymond, “and we've had some reGerald Wallace Files Lawsuit 7 Gerald B. Wallace has “filed suit’ .in the Superior Court of Placer: County against Southern Pacific Company, Harry T. Brown, William Easterline, and Mr. and Mrs>.Edward D. Strange for damages ; <resylting= fram . an gc a accident on November 1958. a Southern Pacific: pickup truck ‘driven by . ¢ DISEASE AMONG PINES ports that it’s beginning to show} 5 The Wallace automobile was struck in the, rear. by Sen, wh gg et egy len yn car driven by Easterline sad suddenly in front'of Wallace, who manners to avoid %olliding with t. The collision damaged the Wallace automobile so that repairs cost $487.22. Wallace suffered a “whip lash”. injury that caused him to lose time from his work and incur expenses for medical attention. and physical yey hg. yi amounting to $1,682 He his wife Eva ask $10,000 for general damages, Former District Attorney and Deputy District Attorney Clarence E. Tindal] and Kern E. Tindall of . . Auburn prepared the — -. . for oe ts ie STIRS CONCERN if some” ‘Rreas of the Sierra and SoutheastérilOfegon.” Raymond said the disease began spreading more rapidly last summer and seem to appear in areas used’ by pee: BROOKLYN, Y. — This strange took ng’ deviée isa Russian er stapling machine, used to. “tie: s major . blood vessels of the “heart: and, of the heart eres cay tga 8 the uring ddlies e instrument ‘aids’ hers inserting staples as a su ‘tate tae. hand suturing. ; ti 3. Puchio, “Colorado,. second: largpity in the state, is. knewn aajCity 3 the! "West, ce WA ven th atnel LUMBER COMPANY . Phones: G. v.10 1050, N. Ce 1192 TS To California. a ore the Motion Picture Beer is most ( a glass of beer is many things “Television belongs in fabulous Hollywood. Ra omer eee 1 Ider Ka iat = todiberys the war of NEVADA CITY SCHOOLS MENU FOR NEXT WEEK for the Nevada City Elementary cafeteria, for the.coming week: sauce, lettuce and tomato salad, sliced peaches, rot salad, apple sauce. beans, beet salad, oranges. potatoés, Cole slaw, fruit cake. Friday: Fish sticks, parsley potatoes, mixed green salad, cookies. Bread, bntter and milk served with all meals. » The Santa Lucia or bristlecone fir trees, manufacture San Francisco’s first gas. united relief and -welfare cam‘paign im which 13 local organizations would. take part will be discussed ata meeting in Jan. ary. ‘would relief wrork and provide a centralized program. i Judse Verle Gray of the Nevada Sudicial District is temporary chairman and Dorothy. Burt rile of the county welfare office is tempoorary secretary of the organization. tion wras when local headquarters for many years removed its command staff and placed the local function under the Mf&arysville, Yuba County, headquarters. However, the Salvation Army ash from Owens Lake began in 1887, The feanibiity a scaiibection a Such a program, it is expected at preserit are being handled. by the Grass Valley, Nevada County, police department and the Nevada — Sheriffs office. —_—_—— eliminate duplication in The meed of such an organizaemphasized recently the Salvation Army, with Commercial production of soda establish reg CONSTIPATED? a eS z — how folks over ularity After 35, irregularity often becomes a problerm. What you is something that aids nature and helps establish regularity. Such an aid to regularity is the daily use of —e Here's medical evidence: A group o men afid women took SERUTAN ily under medical supervision. In case after case SERUTAN,taken daily, hel ——— regularity, So, for real. relief from constipation wr wa 35, try SERUTAN, Powder Or granular. . SERUTA N “Read it Backwards” The following luncheon menu]; School and the Gold Flat School a has-been announced by Mrs. La-. fy vena Laughlin ,supervisor of the. Monday: Spaghetti and meat & Tuesday: Pasty pie, grated care Wednesday: Meat loaf, green 4 Thursday: Baked ham, mashed sf fir is the rarest of California’s & #Nevada City Australian coal was used to. § WASH AND WEAR BLOUSES Short and Long Sleeves BLOUSES BY FRITZI $2.98 $3.98 M’LADY’S 106 North Pine Street = ‘The perfect gift for your Christmas list" ~ Cat-nappers, deep sleepers—all sorts of snoozy people love ie ‘electric blankets. And you will, ‘too! Know why? . . You dial the temperatur-e that suits you best. And when you: + crawl into. bed, it’s slemey warm. ee a shee age You ne Electric blan kets are the-sleepia =

_lotte Hickman, who ‘slides of the Holy Land’ in the afternobn; Mesdames Cecile Wilson, Bea Leonard, Anna McQuinn, “Elsie Prentiss, Lois. Azevedo,‘Ruby Bridges, Zoann Wasley, © h Barstch, Charlotte Waker, Fern Hoagland, Margaretha. Perry, Phyllis Butz, and the hostess, Gertrude Gillis. A new little cottage is being erected with speed and precision on the Cunningham property in Celestial Valley, in decided. contrast to the length of time taken in construction of the four-ro0om WHO’ S HERE NEVADA cITy By GERALD WALLACE . Few people: know the first or middle name of Nevada City’s Chief of Police. Locally, ‘and to former residents of Nevada County, he is known as “J. J.” Jackson, His parents named -him after his father: Josiah James. The elder Jackson was familiarly call-. ed “Si.” He was at one time a partner in the grocery business with William. (Billie) Richards, father of Marian Libbie: Si establsihed the “Bee Hive” Grocery on Commercial Street just below where it is intersected by Pine Street, and ran it until his death in 1926. He served Nevada County a four-year term’ as county treasurer. Senior Jackson's daughter Grace married the Honorable Harry L. Englebright, congressman from this district, and took a prominent part in society at Washington, D. C. cally all his life in this. commuYoung J. J. has spent. practinity. He was born in’ Oakland, but only because Nevada City’s two doctors at the time< oe Miller and A.’ H. Tickell) were both good friends: of Si, and he did not wish to. make a choice of who was to preside at -the birth. So he sent his wife Mamie to Fabiola Hospital. Jay went through school in Nevada City and then to Santa Clara College, where he took a business courses. Returning home, he went in business with his father and continued until 20 years ago when he decided to go into law enforcement work on. the local police force. He became chief on November 1, 1950. . Nevada City had three police. # men in 1939, It now has five. Besides Chief Jackson, there. are Patrolmen Clarence Martz, who lives on Wet Hill; Clyde Garwood on-Park Avenue; Frank Milne on Martin Street, and Harold Knox on Coyote Street. These officers know Nevada City, its people and its problems. They keep the peace here with understanding, courtesy and firmness. They alternate on three shifts of eight hours each, daily. J.J. Jackson and Thelma Pierce a graduate of Nevada City High School, were. married in. 1926. They live at 118 Boulder Street, two doors from where Jay spent} his boyhood. Their son, James Pierce ‘tucks son, also attended local schools. “Jam” is now im his — year keeping with? the . i were Nevada City, and » District Deputy Gladys Blanchard of Orinda Parlor No. 56, San Francisco. A lovely little ‘tree graced the lodge hall and gifts ness. meeting was called: to order by President Phyllis Butz, with Marsh, as Santa Claus. Members and guests were saddened to learn that Treasurer. Lucy Kneebone was suddenly stricken with illness and was unable to attend. Lillian Sciaroni had the misfortune to fall on the sidewalk) as she was about to enter an automobile for the trip to’ French Corral, and had a knot on her forehead as a result; but she bravely’ made the trip anyway, and insisted that she was all right: ' President Butz was honored by the presence of her two daughters, Mrs. Thelma Gates and Lois Butz, who served as second and third vice presidents for the occasion, those stations ordinarily being vacant or filled by guests from another parlor.. Deputy Grand President Mae Norton was escorted to her station. ~ As the regular meeting date in January ,the first Friday,-falls on New Years Day, it. was announced that the méeting will be held a week later, on January 8. Present were: Fannia Moulton, Adele Browning, Frances Milhous, Sarah Reader, ‘Yolanda Reader, Lillian Sciaroni, Ethel“ Saunders, Lois Butz, Thelma Gates, and Phyllis Butz of Columbia Parlor ‘No. 70; Bessie Rush, Irene Eld-redge, and Lorene Stevens of Manzanita Parlor No, 29; Thelma Butz, Sarah Charonnat, Annie Lawrence, Mary Meservy, Gladys Parlor No. 6; and Gladys Blanchard of Orinda Parlor No. 56. Alvin Buckbee is now stationed at San Francisco and ‘will be able to visit:his family frequently. for the next few months. ~ Mrs. Marie Blakeslee is able to. ‘be at home again, although using crutches to. get about..Mrs. Chester Wasley spent a couple of days at Goodyear Bar caring for her twin nieces while the parents attended ‘to business in Reno recently. ; LAKE LEVEL IoOW With seven gates partly: open, the level of Lake Tahoe was 6,225.38 feet, provisional and subject to revision. There has. been no precipitation and.the temperature has ranged from a low of 23 to a high of 51 degrees during the past week. — California is represented ~ in Statuary Hall in the Capitol at Washington, D.C.; by Father Junipero Serra. Rockefeller Genter in New York City will become the property of Columbia University in 2069. at Sierra College. SaturdayNEVADA cIry December 19th COCKTAIL HOUR 7:30 P. M. DANCE and BUFFET }}. provided by Laurel Parlor No. 6, were. exchanged before the busi-. al Frances Milhous serving . Brailey, and‘Mae Norton'of Laurel OLYMPIC. TOWER the VIII symbol are oe during pone Pg ta wx nog pon gd Burbank, Calif, For tickers and housing: weiee Olympic Wi $ PARTICIP aL nf a, locale of th wae bh ee ‘NATIONS — This artist’s conception offers a the Opening, Closing and. Victory Squaw Valley, Calif., Feb. 18-28, 1960: : nations, and the familiar multi-ringed Committee at Walt Disney nter Games, San Francisco, Calif. Olympic

Studios in The State Division of Forestry’ has expressed serious concern: over a mysterious disease which. is affecting thousands of acres.of ponderosa pin in Southern California and. ‘is spreading to the north. State Forester Francis H, Raymond said the disease, first observed about 10 years ago, is unidentified ‘and ha been labeled X disease. eee Raymond, appeared. before an Assembly interim committee in San Bernardino. last week to warn of the. danger. : Funds for research on. the problem. are sought. “The disease is becoming: sclttered throughout the San’ Bernardino National Forest,” said Raymond, “and we've had some reGerald Wallace Files Lawsuit 7 Gerald B. Wallace has “filed suit’ .in the Superior Court of Placer: County against Southern Pacific Company, Harry T. Brown, William Easterline, and Mr. and Mrs>.Edward D. Strange for damages ; <resylting= fram . an gc a accident on November 1958. a Southern Pacific: pickup truck ‘driven by . ¢ DISEASE AMONG PINES ports that it’s beginning to show} 5 The Wallace automobile was struck in the, rear. by Sen, wh gg et egy len yn car driven by Easterline sad suddenly in front'of Wallace, who manners to avoid %olliding with t. The collision damaged the Wallace automobile so that repairs cost $487.22. Wallace suffered a “whip lash”. injury that caused him to lose time from his work and incur expenses for medical attention. and physical yey hg. yi amounting to $1,682 He his wife Eva ask $10,000 for general damages, Former District Attorney and Deputy District Attorney Clarence E. Tindal] and Kern E. Tindall of . . Auburn prepared the — -. . for oe ts ie STIRS CONCERN if some” ‘Rreas of the Sierra and SoutheastérilOfegon.” Raymond said the disease began spreading more rapidly last summer and seem to appear in areas used’ by pee: BROOKLYN, Y. — This strange took ng’ deviée isa Russian er stapling machine, used to. “tie: s major . blood vessels of the “heart: and, of the heart eres cay tga 8 the uring ddlies e instrument ‘aids’ hers inserting staples as a su ‘tate tae. hand suturing. ; ti 3. Puchio, “Colorado,. second: largpity in the state, is. knewn aajCity 3 the! "West, ce WA ven th atnel LUMBER COMPANY . Phones: G. v.10 1050, N. Ce 1192 TS To California.. a ore the Motion Picture Beer is most ( a glass of beer is many things “Television belongs in fabulous Hollywood. Ra omer eee 1 Ider Ka iat = todiberys the war of NEVADA CITY SCHOOLS MENU FOR NEXT WEEK for the Nevada City Elementary cafeteria, for the.coming week: sauce, lettuce and tomato salad, sliced peaches, rot salad, apple sauce. beans, beet salad, oranges. potatoés, Cole slaw, fruit cake. Friday: Fish sticks, parsley potatoes, mixed green salad, cookies. Bread, bntter and milk served with all meals. » The Santa Lucia or bristlecone fir trees, manufacture San Francisco’s first gas. united relief and -welfare cam‘paign im which 13 local organizations would. take part will be discussed ata meeting in Jan. ary. ‘would relief wrork and provide a centralized program. i Judse Verle Gray of the Nevada Sudicial District is temporary chairman and Dorothy. Burt rile of the county welfare office is tempoorary secretary of the organization. tion wras when local headquarters for many years removed its command staff and placed the local function under the Mf&arysville, Yuba County, headquarters. However, the Salvation Army ash from Owens Lake began in 1887, The feanibiity a scaiibection a Such a program, it is expected at preserit are being handled. by the Grass Valley, Nevada County, police department and the Nevada — Sheriffs office. —_—_—— eliminate duplication in The meed of such an organizaemphasized recently the Salvation Army, with Commercial production of soda establish reg CONSTIPATED? a eS z — how folks over ularity After 35, irregularity often becomes a problerm. What you is something that aids nature and helps establish regularity. Such an aid to regularity is the daily use of —e Here's medical evidence: A group o men afid women took SERUTAN ily under medical supervision. In case after case SERUTAN,taken daily, hel ——— regularity, So, for real. relief from constipation wr wa 35, try SERUTAN, Powder Or granular. . SERUTA N “Read it Backwards” The following luncheon menu]; School and the Gold Flat School a has-been announced by Mrs. La-. fy vena Laughlin ,supervisor of the. Monday: Spaghetti and meat & Tuesday: Pasty pie, grated care Wednesday: Meat loaf, green 4 Thursday: Baked ham, mashed sf fir is the rarest of California’s & #Nevada City Australian coal was used to. § WASH AND WEAR BLOUSES Short and Long Sleeves BLOUSES BY FRITZI $2.98 $3.98 M’LADY’S 106 North Pine Street = ‘The perfect gift for your Christmas list" ~ Cat-nappers, deep sleepers—all sorts of snoozy people love ie ‘electric blankets. And you will, ‘too! Know why? . . You dial the temperatur-e that suits you best. And when you: + crawl into. bed, it’s slemey warm. ee a shee age You ne Electric blan kets are the-sleepia =