December 14, 1960 (10 pages)

CLOSING OUR CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT WV. Size 7 to 14 s DRESSES Formerly $5.95 to $8.95 Now onty 5999 CORDUROY SKIRTS REDUCED TO $369 Formerly $6.95 CORDUROY CAPRIS © COTTON BLOUSES 10% off of regular price "?SHOP % 221 Broad St. Nevada City A Wanted Gift Every Day in the Year J A gift subscription to the weekly Nugget! A constant reminder of your sentiment and a constant source of information, amusement, and education. An easyto-order subscription costs only $3 for a year. Just fill in the handy order form below and mail it. ‘We'll send a Gift Message for you and deliver the first issue on _Christmas Eve. t Give a daily reminder of your thoughtfulness the NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET FREE! Gift message with gift subscriptions! NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Nevada City, Calif. I enclose $3 for which you are to send the Nugget to the following address for one year, and mail a gift Message in my name. . dopacpt en ee City ete ee My Address. ns . a light sets only; that is those m Oratory tag attached. f on when leaving the house. Aluminum Tree Light Warning With Christmas only a few weeks away, a warning on the hazards of decorating aluminum Christmas trees with electric lights was issued today by John F. Henning, Director of the State Department of Industrial Relations. Henning stated that aluminum is almost as good a conductor of electricity as copper, and that if there is any defective of faulty wiring the entire tree could become an exposed “hot wire, " "The inslulation on most Christmas tree light cords is not designed to be attached to metal of any kind,” said Henning. Henning also cautioned against the fire hazards of Christmas trees other than aluminum, and listed the! following safety rules, Place the tree as far away as possible from fireplaces, radiators and other sources of reat. Don't place the tree where it could block exit from a room in case of fire or emergency. Use approved electrical with the. Underwriters’ LabDon't leavethe tree lights Inspect the light set for any frayed, damaged, or worn parts, and repair or discard them if defective. Don't use indoor light sets for outdoor use. Userubber covered or thermo-plastic sheath extension cords foroutdoor THE PAST IN PICTURE Trt (part two of four) by Jack Miner. either! then, thoughts were not mage sale. rehearsing Warrant? around biting their nails. The it, if you ask me. Yes, I know what our towns people did on dreary winter nights before electricity, TV andradionumbed them into silence; and it wasn't biting theirnails by a coal-oil lamp Then, reading a book. was an exciting adventure. . . Hacketts and Jack Bennys, but shared and exchanged. . . then, the hours were given to planning home made fun and entertainment. .perhaps a church bazaar. a rumtableaux were rehearsed, such as: The Gypsies, The Rock Ages, Uncle Tom and Eva, The Minister's Pie, The Emigrant's Farewell, The Little Flowergirl. Or was it a “Statuary” that was planned: Religion Consoling Justice, or Mary of Scott's Death Or were just plain get-to-gethers, such as the one in today's column, taking place? Look at it andtell me if the participants were sitting in abject boredom; his guitar shows much loving use, doesn't it? And look at the holding of hands. . . the cut-up in the tall silk hat.grandma, who's come from the kitchen were she's prepared goodies and coffee for later . Shé’s come to have her picture taken with the company. Bored? Nonsense! They were having a corking time of (more to come next week.) WHAT DID THEY ‘DO? held in abeyance by Buddy plays. .a concert; perhaps The Maid of Saragossa. . musician doesn't seem lost 4-H CLUB CATHARINE NEVADA CITY Nevada City Club met at Seaman’s Lodge Nov. 19. President Victor Engstrom presided. We had several project and committee reports. Mrs. Ayala; leader, asked that because of such a large club, the older members help ,the newer members with their projects, A com‘mittee was picked to decide on the carols to be sung and where to go. The committee members are Linda Vonah, chairman; Cathy Wilcox, Marion Ayala, Wynona. Heiser. A lot of. discussion was given to the Christmas party and it was decided to bring gifts to the older people at the County Hospital, the ones who live there all the time. Each gift is to be marked whether it is for a man or a woman. The Christmas dinner meeting was held Sunday, Dec. 11. The following committee picked and planned, and prepared the food: Jack Costa, chairman; Heélen Wilcox, Barry Castles, Dorothy Lewis, Bruce Ayala, and Sarah Warner. The decoration committee was chosen as follows: Victor Engstrom, chairman; Dale Jacobsen, Robin Pearson, Carole Wilcox, and Deborah Neilson. It was decided each mem-® BANK DIVIDEND A total of more than $15 million in dividend payments, the bulk of it going to California residents, was paid on Bank of America stock this week, bank officals reported. This is the highest quarterly dividend of fifty cents per share plus an extra dividend of ten cents per share, In the Federal Court in Sacramento, Wednesday Edward]. Kohlerof Sleighville House in Sierra-County, and Nevada City; and Dausey "Slim" Woodruff, formerly . of Nevada City and now a resident of Chandler, Arizona, both-plead guilty to the illegal cutting and removal of timber from government land within the Tahoe National Forest. These men admitted cutting and removing this timber from government land in the TrueGritarea, and the Gales Orchard area, both parcels adjacent to Kohler's private land. lighting. CELEBRATE WITH AT THE NATIONAL CLUB AND THE Christmas : Parties These acts were committed EASE iw, Fy BS Facilities For __ “24 Large or Small Groups Phone 265-2348 . For Reservations — . — “Asd rs Two Plead Guilty To Taking Trees in 1955 and 1957 respectively. Both men were brought under indictment by the Federal Grand Jury in September of 1960 after the presentation of evidence by the Bureau of Land Management and the U.S. Forest Service. “Slim” Woodruff, who recently served a sentence for asimilar act on government land under the jurisdiction of the Bureau of Land Managemént, was placed on probation for three years by Judge Sherrill Halbert of the court. Jan. 4, isthe day scheduled by Judge Halbert for sentencing of Ed Kohler,« Still vital questions: since last year? taxes. How about that? INVESTMENT Schwabacher & Co. . Name your Taxes Our new INCOME TAX SAVINGS HANDBOOK shows you how you may make substantial tax savings by having answers to these ¢ How do I figure capital gains? e What is my cash saving if I sell for a-tax loss? e What is meant by my bracket of tax? And what difference does it make, e Are there any changes in tax rates or in law Please send me your Income Tax Savings Handbook. time if any? Meeting emergencies is a familiar story to telephone people. For when storms, fire or flood strike, phone lines often become lifelines. Reserve power supplies are one of the ways we keep ready for emergencies. These generators run by gasoline or diesel engines are on stand-by in telephone central offices. If they are needed, they can be started up to feed electricity into the batteries that furnish power for your phone calls. So, good weather or bad members. Mike McOdrmack, Reptr eee The Meadowlarks’ second . year sewing class met for the third time Nov. 19 at the Ray residence. Phyllis Ray worked on her skirt and Mary Baker worked.oh. her dress. _Mary Baker, Reptr. 72 6 © 5 WOODCHUCKERS a USE IT Eve First meeting of 4Woodchuckers horse manWINTER AND SUMMER agement class was held at the home of Leader Barbara Bertoncini. Discussion was held on our program for the 19601961 calendar. It was agreed that each girl will take her turn as reporter. Gale Winkle, Reptr. Golden Arrow Ranch h and Resort Motel Guest Bae RUN, CALIFORNIA Terminal Warehouse Bldg. Grass Valley Dial 273-290) a a le SMORGASBORD Every Sunday.$2.50 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. featuring. .BAKED HAM nae RARE ROUND OF BEEF Regular SUNDAY DINNER. . Served from 1 p.m. -9 p.m DAILY DINNER,. Served from 5 p,m. -9 p.m, Reservations. Not Necessary. .Come As You Are Exit Freeway et — pp o Magra Road JOHN V. and HELEN HARTMIRE, Owners Phone ALTA 5352 WHAT'S DOING G. 0. Hutchins, Mgr. eeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeesceeoeoeooeoeeeoeeee Telephone people have an important part in America’s effort to send man into outer space. Western Electric, the manufacturing branch of the-Bell Telephone System, heads a group of companies building a world-wide network of tracking stations. Pi The stations wil) track the capsule anc send command signals to it. They will also receive signals reporting the spaceman’s physical condition and providedirect communication between him and his earthbound colleagues. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration sponsors the project. your telephone is a service you can count on. e I hear I can make gifts to my family and save e Is joint tenancy the best way to hold stocks? If interested in tax savings, our INCOME TAX SAVINGS booklet is a must. For a free copy call or mail coupon to: Schwabacher « Co. SECURITIES . Members New York Stock Exchange « Pacific Coast Stock Exchange 1001 J Street * Hickory 4.7500 Sacramento 14 TL LL A SL ST ST SNS ts nin tes shee SERVING CHRISTMAS DINNERS AT. a ese Sete site sei in, behalf of all of us here at the telephone company, . want to wish you the happiest of Holiday Seasons. We Address City hope the New Year holds many good things for you. We've enjoyed serving you this past year, and you can. be sure we'll do our best to bring you the finest possible telephone service in the year tocome. Pacific Telephone ae ! Pe Pe eT Bee Pee a ee

CLOSING OUR CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT WV. Size 7 to 14 s DRESSES Formerly $5.95 to $8.95 Now onty 5999 CORDUROY SKIRTS REDUCED TO $369 Formerly $6.95 CORDUROY CAPRIS © COTTON BLOUSES 10% off of regular price "?SHOP % 221 Broad St. Nevada City A Wanted Gift Every Day in the Year J A gift subscription to the weekly Nugget! A constant reminder of your sentiment and a constant source of information, amusement, and education. An easyto-order subscription costs only $3 for a year. Just fill in the handy order form below and mail it. ‘We'll send a Gift Message for you and deliver the first issue on _Christmas Eve. t Give a daily reminder of your thoughtfulness the NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET FREE! Gift message with gift subscriptions! NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Nevada City, Calif. I enclose $3 for which you are to send the Nugget to the following address for one year, and mail a gift Message in my name. . dopacpt en ee City ete ee My Address. ns . a light sets only; that is those m Oratory tag attached. f on when leaving the house. Aluminum Tree Light Warning With Christmas only a few weeks away, a warning on the hazards of decorating aluminum Christmas trees with electric lights was issued today by John F. Henning, Director of the State Department of Industrial Relations. Henning stated that aluminum is almost as good a conductor of electricity as copper, and that if there is any defective of faulty wiring the entire tree could become an exposed “hot wire, " "The inslulation on most Christmas tree light cords is not designed to be attached to metal of any kind,” said Henning. Henning also cautioned against the fire hazards of Christmas trees other than aluminum, and listed the! following safety rules, Place the tree as far away as possible from fireplaces, radiators and other sources of reat. Don't place the tree where it could block exit from a room in case of fire or emergency. Use approved electrical with the. Underwriters’ LabDon't leavethe tree lights Inspect the light set for any frayed, damaged, or worn parts, and repair or discard them if defective. Don't use indoor light sets for outdoor use. Userubber covered or thermo-plastic sheath extension cords foroutdoor THE PAST IN PICTURE Trt (part two of four) by Jack Miner. either! then, thoughts were not mage sale.. rehearsing Warrant? around biting their nails. The it, if you ask me. Yes, I know what our towns people did on dreary winter nights before electricity, TV andradionumbed them into silence; and it wasn't biting theirnails by a coal-oil lamp Then, reading a book. was an exciting adventure. . . Hacketts and Jack Bennys, but shared and exchanged. . . then, the hours were given to planning home made fun and entertainment. .perhaps a church bazaar.. a rumtableaux were rehearsed, such as: The Gypsies, The Rock Ages, Uncle Tom and Eva, The Minister's Pie, The Emigrant's Farewell, The Little Flowergirl. Or was it a “Statuary” that was planned: Religion Consoling Justice, or Mary of Scott's Death Or were just plain get-to-gethers, such as the one in today's column, taking place? Look at it andtell me if the participants were sitting in abject boredom; his guitar shows much loving use, doesn't it? And look at the holding of hands. . . the cut-up in the tall silk hat..grandma, who's come from the kitchen were she's prepared goodies and coffee for later . Shé’s come to have her picture taken with the company. Bored? Nonsense! They were having a corking time of (more to come next week.) WHAT DID THEY ‘DO? held in abeyance by Buddy plays. .a concert; perhaps The Maid of Saragossa. . musician doesn't seem lost 4-H CLUB CATHARINE NEVADA CITY Nevada City Club met at Seaman’s Lodge Nov. 19. President Victor Engstrom presided. We had several project and committee reports. Mrs. Ayala; leader, asked that because of such a large club, the older members help ,the newer members with their projects, A com‘mittee was picked to decide on the carols to be sung and where to go. The committee members are Linda Vonah, chairman; Cathy Wilcox, Marion Ayala, Wynona. Heiser. A lot of. discussion was given to the Christmas party and it was decided to bring gifts to the older people at the County Hospital, the ones who live there all the time. Each gift is to be marked whether it is for a man or a woman. The Christmas dinner meeting was held Sunday, Dec. 11. The following committee picked and planned, and prepared the food: Jack Costa, chairman; Heélen Wilcox, Barry Castles, Dorothy Lewis, Bruce Ayala, and Sarah Warner. The decoration committee was chosen as follows: Victor Engstrom, chairman; Dale Jacobsen, Robin Pearson, Carole Wilcox, and Deborah Neilson. It was decided each mem-® BANK DIVIDEND A total of more than $15 million in dividend payments, the bulk of it going to California residents, was paid on Bank of America stock this week, bank officals reported. This is the highest quarterly dividend of fifty cents per share plus an extra dividend of ten

cents per share, In the Federal Court in Sacramento, Wednesday Edward]. Kohlerof Sleighville House in Sierra-County, and Nevada City; and Dausey "Slim" Woodruff, formerly . of Nevada City and now a resident of Chandler, Arizona, both-plead guilty to the illegal cutting and removal of timber from government land within the Tahoe National Forest. These men admitted cutting and removing this timber from government land in the TrueGritarea, and the Gales Orchard area, both parcels adjacent to Kohler's private land. lighting. CELEBRATE WITH AT THE NATIONAL CLUB AND THE Christmas : Parties These acts were committed EASE iw, Fy BS Facilities For __ “24 Large or Small Groups Phone 265-2348 . For Reservations — . — “Asd rs Two Plead Guilty To Taking Trees in 1955 and 1957 respectively. Both men were brought under indictment by the Federal Grand Jury in September of 1960 after the presentation of evidence by the Bureau of Land Management and the U.S. Forest Service. “Slim” Woodruff, who recently served a sentence for asimilar act on government land under the jurisdiction of the Bureau of Land Managemént, was placed on probation for three years by Judge Sherrill Halbert of the court. Jan. 4, isthe day scheduled by Judge Halbert for sentencing of Ed Kohler,« Still vital questions: since last year? taxes. How about that? INVESTMENT Schwabacher & Co. . Name your Taxes Our new INCOME TAX SAVINGS HANDBOOK shows you how you may make substantial tax savings by having answers to these ¢ How do I figure capital gains? e What is my cash saving if I sell for a-tax loss? e What is meant by my bracket of tax? And what difference does it make, e Are there any changes in tax rates or in law Please send me your Income Tax Savings Handbook. time if any? Meeting emergencies is a familiar story to telephone people. For when storms, fire or flood strike, phone lines often become lifelines. Reserve power supplies are one of the ways we keep ready for emergencies. These generators run by gasoline or diesel engines are on stand-by in telephone central offices. If they are needed, they can be started up to feed electricity into the batteries that furnish power for your phone calls. So, good weather or bad members. Mike McOdrmack, Reptr eee The Meadowlarks’ second . year sewing class met for the third time Nov. 19 at the Ray residence. Phyllis Ray worked on her skirt and Mary Baker worked.oh. her dress. _Mary Baker, Reptr. 72 6 © 5 WOODCHUCKERS a USE IT Eve First meeting of 4Woodchuckers horse manWINTER AND SUMMER agement class was held at the home of Leader Barbara Bertoncini. Discussion was held on our program for the 19601961 calendar. It was agreed that each girl will take her turn as reporter. Gale Winkle, Reptr. Golden Arrow Ranch h and Resort Motel Guest Bae RUN, CALIFORNIA Terminal Warehouse Bldg. Grass Valley Dial 273-290) a a le SMORGASBORD Every Sunday.$2.50 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. featuring. .BAKED HAM nae RARE ROUND OF BEEF Regular SUNDAY DINNER. . Served from 1 p.m. -9 p.m DAILY DINNER,. Served from 5 p,m. -9 p.m, Reservations. Not Necessary. .Come As You Are Exit Freeway et — pp o Magra Road JOHN V. and HELEN HARTMIRE, Owners Phone ALTA 5352 WHAT'S DOING G. 0. Hutchins, Mgr. eeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeesceeoeoeooeoeeeoeeee Telephone people have an important part in America’s effort to send man into outer space. Western Electric, the manufacturing branch of the-Bell Telephone System, heads a group of companies building a world-wide network of tracking stations. Pi The stations wil) track the capsule anc send command signals to it. They will also receive signals reporting the spaceman’s physical condition and providedirect communication between him and his earthbound colleagues. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration sponsors the project. your telephone is a service you can count on. e I hear I can make gifts to my family and save e Is joint tenancy the best way to hold stocks? If interested in tax savings, our INCOME TAX SAVINGS booklet is a must. For a free copy call or mail coupon to: Schwabacher « Co. SECURITIES . Members New York Stock Exchange « Pacific Coast Stock Exchange 1001 J Street * Hickory 4.7500 Sacramento 14 TL LL A SL ST ST SNS ts nin tes shee SERVING CHRISTMAS DINNERS AT. a ese Sete site sei in, behalf of all of us here at the telephone company, . want to wish you the happiest of Holiday Seasons. We Address City hope the New Year holds many good things for you. We've enjoyed serving you this past year, and you can. be sure we'll do our best to bring you the finest possible telephone service in the year tocome. Pacific Telephone ae ! Pe Pe eT Bee Pee a ee