December 14, 1960 (10 pages)

p : Calo ‘orid : As Park "of land willedtoNevada City _ A building and seven acres by Mrs. Neva Celio for use > asa park and cultural gatherSema ing place for groups inthe _ city came up for council — discussion Monday night. Mrs. Celio offered the property in perpetuity providing the city maintain it . and place a plaque designa-. ting it as a memorial to her late husband, The will does not come up for probate for six months, During that time the city 7T must determine weather to LOOK AT THE BIRDIE..These large portrait cameras fared poorly at the Prentiss Portrait Studio fire Saturday inthe National “. accept it, Councilman Jack Brickell urged serious concil consideration. "It's just beautiful,” he said. Other councilmen agreed the city may find it worth using for meetings of cultural groups and as a park, but first they want to find the answers to some questions which might effect theig decision. Hotel Annex. Cameraman E. Lincoln Abrahamson is back on the job shooting pictures, butis still looking for a studio site. The state wil board up Prentiss Studio side of the Annex until it is torn down to make way for the Nevada City freeway. Walker Drive, Grass Valley, graduated Nov. 18 from the aviation familiarization course at the Naval Air Technical Training Center, Memphis, ‘Tenn. Two Learn Aircraft Recognition In Navy Robert B. Kolstad, airman Valley, apprentice, USN, son of Mr. Leighton, airman apprenand Mrs. Joseph E.° Kolstad tice, USN, son of Mrs.! of 655 Whiting Street, Grass Gladys. Jerdon of . 285A and Richard H. parachute jump techniques cluded instruction in nava aviation history, flight. theory, nomenclature, aircraft designations and handling, fuels, power plants, accessory ‘ equipment, survival tactics, first aid, swimming, “The two-week course val and fire control. Graduates are or: to one of the many technical schools at the Center. DEFENSE AND DEFENDANT. Defense attorney Robert Faeasi. Truckee, talks with his client, accused murderer Stanley William Fitzgerald during a court. room recess. * from 1929 until his re+ at age 70 in. 1952. His widow, Mrs. C. R. ‘Whitmore of Marysville, unveiled a bronze commemo-' rative plaque. The station is one of two huge new highway mainteNance installations under -eonstruction on U. S. 40, especially designed to handle freeway maintenance and snow removal in the . Sierras. The other station is ‘located: near Soda Springs. The Whitmore ° facility, Situated ‘between the split‘evel freeway lanes, is now partial operation followg the recent completion of a 50 x 390-foot equipment storage building and fueling station. Full scale construction will begin next spring on construction of a dormitory, recreation-dining hall, warehouse, and other buildings to complete the total $1,600,000 facility which will ey seven acres. “avant .? TEWeiry~ hie a city y ih S#0a0 $1, BANQUET,.The Nevada Union HighSchool annual FatherSon Night heard Homer Ostrom, Sierra College football coach give the major talk. Ostrom is a graduate of NUHS and formerly was varsity football coach. The affair was enjoree by NC Water.Problems water problems met delay this week on several fronts. athletes of the school and their fathers. DEC. 16 & 17 w¢ MAKE HOLIDAY City action to solve its ticipation may not be proper ifthe city does not have either ownership of the resulting line on it the city SPACE-SAVING : COLOR TY CONSOLETTE © 21” Tube (Overall DIThe city council is waiting felt shoud be involved. The council directed the city manager to also set up a special meeting with-the NID and Brock Road residents regarding possible city partipation in an extension of four inch line down Brock Road, City Attorney Bill Wetherin the city, and objected to the necessity of fighting. wit the council to get improve ments. He indicated he was Grass Valley W Nevada City SP ai Phone 273-6946" ~~for additional bids on a surdoesnot service the area with emeter), 260 dq. in. vey of its whole system. So water. BANQUET i Viewable Pure. far two bids have been: reAlthough the city would RESERVATIONS © Pull-Push, On-Off, Stoyceived ranging from under have fire hydrants on the” AS * “ae ae $1000 to over $2000. Each line, theservice and owner-: ¥ % © New SuperPower bid will specify the proposed ship of the line would likely SOON AS ‘$650.00 work planned in the survey. _ be with NID. # POSSIBLE “X T9C The council also instructed Brock Road spokeman K N E EK ie City Manager James (AdmiTony Hintze pointed out to SMITH’S * ¥ Ty ral) Ray to talk with Frank the council that Brock Road G ld 4 { CI} TV.Jewelry. Admiral regarding the possiis one of the richest streetsp© 0 en er U Appliances ble exchange of property he 228-230 Broad Nevada City “through with Nevada City because of a lack of council action, RewardStreet residents, within the city. system also FO ses BUY UNIT LOIS & SAVE*+* D.E. MATSON REST PRODUCTS HILLS’ FLAT GRASS VALLEY t++¢t+¢¢4+ 44444 + Dial 273-2271 all pointed out that city par~ WANTED . WANTED: RARE eae Any gold coin. Anything Se ae neem etna in Jewelry, Scrap . Gold, Sterling Silver, Diamonds, Antiques of the Gold Days, Phone Ellinger, ; 273-2921! C0 PATTERSO} Optometrist & SON, 0. tot+t+++4 . Patterson Bldg. 122 w. Main. Hours 10-5«Mon. thru Friday Phone 273-6030 y For Sale:"52" Studebaker! Land Cruiser $100, 00 Phones 265-2021, © 3 Mill Blocks for Sale Fae truck load $10 2 ft. Mill Blocks $15 Cord. Delivered ‘Phone 973+3331. FOR RENT FOR RENT Room private home Radio, TV, private entrance, meals optional. Ph. 273-4950. FOR SALE . nie FOR SALE > FREE ESTIMATES EXCEPTIONAL — OPPORT UNIT Y C-THRU Reliable man or woman from ALUMINUM AWNINGS this area to distribute com— plete line of cigarettes, FHA . Financing candy, nuts, or gum through new automatic vendors. No 250 Sacramento. We 0a cate Sx, selling, we will establish accounts for you. To qualify party must have car, references, and cas capital of $900 which is secured by inventory. Excellent earnings part time--Full time more. For personal interview give phone, etc. WriteP.O, Box 156, Rochester, Minnesota, OPTOMETRIST . 228 Commercial Street . Nevada City GIFT SUGGESTIONS SSSSESESHHSESCSHSSSES OLD WORLD MARZIPAN “CANDIES ( Almond Meal ) 85° to 53 an California” FRUIT PAKS Shipping cartons available tree. From 9435 SARL FRUIT CAKES : PACKAGED DATES APLETES &COTLETES MAPLE CANDIES or SYRUP 2K Come In & Browse tt+t+tttteteeet Open Evenings ‘Til kmas f+tt+t+t+e tet Health Foods 163 Mill St., Grass Valley ° # Ano step hie “oe ONE Sh Boa? complained again about water pressure, FREE Delivery up to 10 miles eee “The PLYMOUTH VALIANT Station Wagon You will find over a dozen improvement’ this year. .changes that will add to your driving pleasure. You sit erect in the VALIANT.. You wear your hat in the VALIANT.. You take the whole family in the VALIANT WITH ROOM TO SPARE NO WONDER VALIANT IS KING OF THE COMPACTS Come try one out. You will have the SURPRISE of the vas Season -s.sin the VALIANT CRE Te ate ar Where To Buy It? EARL COVEY'S 143 E. Main Se CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH VALIANT — RAMBLER GMC_ TRUCKS Fg Valley:

p : Calo ‘orid : As Park "of land willedtoNevada City _ A building and seven acres by Mrs. Neva Celio for use > asa park and cultural gatherSema ing place for groups inthe _ city came up for council — discussion Monday night. Mrs. Celio offered the property in perpetuity providing the city maintain it . and place a plaque designa-. ting it as a memorial to her late husband, The will does not come up for probate for six months, During that time the city 7T must determine weather to LOOK AT THE BIRDIE...These large portrait cameras fared poorly at the Prentiss Portrait Studio fire Saturday inthe National “. accept it, Councilman Jack Brickell urged serious concil consideration. "It's just beautiful,” he said. Other councilmen agreed the city may find it worth using for meetings of cultural groups and as a park, but first they want to find the answers to some questions which might effect theig decision. Hotel Annex. Cameraman E. Lincoln Abrahamson is back on the job shooting pictures, butis still looking for a studio site. The state wil board up Prentiss Studio side of the Annex until it is torn down to make way for the Nevada City freeway. Walker Drive, Grass Valley, graduated Nov. 18 from the aviation familiarization course at the Naval Air Technical Training Center, Memphis, ‘Tenn. Two Learn Aircraft Recognition In Navy Robert B. Kolstad, airman Valley, apprentice, USN, son of Mr. Leighton, airman apprenand Mrs. Joseph E.° Kolstad tice, USN, son of Mrs.! of 655 Whiting Street, Grass Gladys. Jerdon of . 285A and Richard H. parachute jump techniques cluded instruction in nava aviation history, flight. theory, nomenclature, aircraft designations and handling, fuels, power plants, accessory ‘ equipment, survival tactics, first aid, swimming, “The two-week course val and fire control. Graduates are or: to one of the many technical schools at the Center. DEFENSE AND DEFENDANT.. Defense attorney Robert Faeasi. Truckee, talks with his client, accused murderer Stanley William Fitzgerald during a court. room recess. * from 1929 until his re+ at age 70 in. 1952. His widow, Mrs. C. R. ‘Whitmore of Marysville, unveiled a bronze commemo-' rative plaque. The station is one of two huge new highway mainteNance installations under -eonstruction on U. S. 40, especially designed to handle freeway maintenance and snow removal in the . Sierras. The other station is ‘located: near Soda Springs. The Whitmore ° facility, Situated ‘between the split‘evel freeway lanes, is now partial operation followg the recent completion of a 50 x 390-foot equipment storage building and fueling station. Full scale construction will begin next spring on construction of a dormitory, recreation-dining hall, warehouse, and other buildings to complete the total $1,600,000 facility which will ey seven acres. “avant .? TEWeiry~ hie a city y ih S#0a0 $1, BANQUET,..The Nevada Union HighSchool annual FatherSon Night heard Homer Ostrom, Sierra College football coach give the major talk. Ostrom is a graduate of NUHS and formerly was varsity football coach. The affair was enjoree by NC Water.Problems water problems met delay this week on several fronts. athletes of the school and their fathers. DEC. 16 & 17 w¢ MAKE HOLIDAY City action to solve its ticipation may not be proper ifthe city does not have either ownership of the resulting line on it the city SPACE-SAVING : COLOR TY CONSOLETTE © 21” Tube (Overall DIThe city council is waiting felt shoud be involved. The council directed the city manager to also set up a special meeting with-the NID and Brock Road residents regarding possible city partipation in an extension of four inch line down Brock Road, City Attorney Bill Wetherin the city, and objected to the necessity of fighting. wit the council to get improve ments. He indicated he was Grass Valley W Nevada City SP ai Phone 273-6946" ~~for additional bids on a surdoesnot service the area with emeter), 260 dq. in. vey of its whole system. So water. BANQUET i Viewable Pure. far two bids have been: reAlthough the city would RESERVATIONS © Pull-Push, On-Off, Stoyceived ranging from under have fire hydrants on the” AS * “ae ae

$1000 to over $2000. Each line, theservice and owner-: ¥ % © New SuperPower bid will specify the proposed ship of the line would likely SOON AS ‘$650.00 work planned in the survey. _ be with NID. # POSSIBLE “X T9C The council also instructed Brock Road spokeman K N E EK ie City Manager James (AdmiTony Hintze pointed out to SMITH’S * ¥ Ty ral) Ray to talk with Frank the council that Brock Road G ld 4 { CI} TV..Jewelry.. Admiral regarding the possiis one of the richest streetsp© 0 en er U Appliances ble exchange of property he 228-230 Broad Nevada City “through with Nevada City because of a lack of council action, RewardStreet residents, within the city. system also FO ses BUY UNIT LOIS & SAVE*+* D.E. MATSON REST PRODUCTS HILLS’ FLAT GRASS VALLEY t++¢t+¢¢4+ 44444 + Dial 273-2271 all pointed out that city par~ WANTED . WANTED: RARE eae Any gold coin. Anything Se ae neem etna in Jewelry, Scrap . Gold, Sterling Silver, Diamonds, Antiques of the Gold Days, Phone Ellinger, ; 273-2921! C0 PATTERSO} Optometrist & SON, 0. tot+t+++4 . Patterson Bldg. 122 w. Main. Hours 10-5«Mon. thru Friday Phone 273-6030 y For Sale:"52" Studebaker! Land Cruiser $100, 00 Phones 265-2021, © 3 Mill Blocks for Sale Fae truck load $10 2 ft. Mill Blocks $15 Cord. Delivered ‘Phone 973+3331. FOR RENT FOR RENT Room private home Radio, TV, private entrance, meals optional. Ph. 273-4950. FOR SALE . nie FOR SALE > FREE ESTIMATES EXCEPTIONAL — OPPORT UNIT Y C-THRU Reliable man or woman from ALUMINUM AWNINGS this area to distribute com— plete line of cigarettes, FHA . Financing candy, nuts, or gum through new automatic vendors. No 250 Sacramento. We 0a cate Sx, selling, we will establish accounts for you. To qualify party must have car, references, and cas capital of $900 which is secured by inventory. Excellent earnings part time--Full time more. For personal interview give phone, etc. WriteP.O, Box 156, Rochester, Minnesota, OPTOMETRIST . 228 Commercial Street . Nevada City GIFT SUGGESTIONS SSSSESESHHSESCSHSSSES OLD WORLD MARZIPAN “CANDIES ( Almond Meal ) 85° to 53 an California” FRUIT PAKS Shipping cartons available tree. From 9435 SARL FRUIT CAKES : PACKAGED DATES APLETES &COTLETES MAPLE CANDIES or SYRUP 2K Come In & Browse tt+t+tttteteeet Open Evenings ‘Til kmas f+tt+t+t+e tet Health Foods 163 Mill St., Grass Valley ° # Ano step hie “oe ONE Sh Boa? complained again about water pressure, FREE Delivery up to 10 miles eee “The PLYMOUTH VALIANT Station Wagon You will find over a dozen improvement’ this year.. .changes that will add to your driving pleasure. You sit erect in the VALIANT... You wear your hat in the VALIANT... You take the whole family in the VALIANT WITH ROOM TO SPARE NO WONDER VALIANT IS KING OF THE COMPACTS Come try one out. You will have the SURPRISE of the vas Season -s.sin the VALIANT CRE Te ate ar Where To Buy It? EARL COVEY'S 143 E. Main Se CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH VALIANT — RAMBLER GMC_ TRUCKS Fg Valley: