January 18, 1961 (8 pages)

a ee ee a> Hee i eo ee ~ . ee erin ew fe . Page 4 ' NC Hiway Maintenance Crews Honored At Safety Meeting In recognition of a record nance territory was awardthe presentation, which was three years without a lost-.ed a special certificate of made by Alan S. Hart, distime accident, the Nevada merit during the state hightrict engineer of Marysville. City state highway mainteway district safety commitcently in Nevada City especially for the occasion. Nevada City Highway Superintendent Jack Snider accepted. the commendation on behalf of his six highway foremen, crews, and office staff, totaling 50 persons. Most of the territory’s .personnel attended Optometrist & Orthoptist F+ttt tte ‘. Hours 10-5-Mon. thru Friday Phone 273-6030 The Nevada City office tee meeting conducted rewas the first of six territories within the 11-county district to earn the honor, The three-year mark is also an all-time record for the district. Additional certificates were presented by Hart to the foremen for varying lengths of time, including Highway Foreman J. M. Swartz and his Nevada City crew for six years without a lost-time accident. Foreman J. A. Hardie and his Marysville crew, and D. A. Kipp and the Downieville crew received five year . awards. Three-year citations were [SPARK WITH MARC'S APPLIANCE Servicing & Repairing Electrical Supplies presented to Formen V. C. Engstrom and his. Nevada ‘City crew, A. W. Close and his Marysville crew, and is J. Hunter and the Auburn Beckwourth Pass in PluNEVADA COUNTY NUGGET EJ. Kohler Fined On. ICLASSIE SERVICES FOR SALE Wednesday, January 18, 1961 Fol te TOI “""* FOR SALE. . ~~ FOR-SALE Tree Counts Camptonville, appeared before U. S. Federal Judge Sherrill Halbert Jan. 11 and was sentenced for two counts of illegal cutting. transportation of timber belonging to the United States. Kohler was, sentenced to one year in jail for each of these counts. Judge Halbert, however, suspended the jail sentence, but fined Kohler $1,000 on each count and Edward J. Kohler off placed him on-strict probation for five years. As part of the probation Koh ler is also required to mak restitution to the government for the timber cut. Kohler had been indicted for nine counts of conspiracy, theft of governmen property and illegal cuttin: and removal of timber from lands of the United States under the jurisdiction of the RENT A PIANO $7.50 per mo, , Piano & Organ Tuning & Repairs,’ Guaranteed Service. Cochrans Conn Organ Center, 133 Bennett St. G.V. WANTED WANTED: KARE COINS. Any gold coin. Anything in Jewelry, Scrap Gold, Sterling Silver, Diamonds. Antiques of the Gold Days Phone Fllinger, 273-2921 WANTED TO RENT-2 or 3 bedroom house for junior engineer and family. 2 small babies. Fenced in area for play. CallG.v. Group 2738421. FORRENT FOR RENT -4 room apt. for rent newly decorated, Adults only, garbage& water paid. $45.00 per month. Call 265° 2562. 501 Coyote St. NEW & USED PIANOS Buy a new Wurlitzer Piano only $495.00, 10 yr. Warranty easy terms, Cochrans Conn Organ Center, 133 Bennett St. G.V. FOR SALE. 40,000B.T.U Homart gas floor furnace. 1/2 original price. Phone before 3, 273-2391. RYLOCK WINDOWS Fireplace Grates. Made from heavy duty steel for any size fireplace. Tools repaired and tempered. Grass Valley Forge & Tool Wks. Ph. 273-2012. Colfax HiWay & Brunswick Rd. All Aluminum 3x 3 $4722 € x3 $9367 6x4 $3 450 Per line in first issue. .16¢ Per line in additional issues‘ (mo changes)... . 4c Minimum charge.. 80c The Nervousness Attendant to the MENOPAUSE finds soothing invigorating relie Other Sizes at Comparable Reductions 12/2 ROMEX — 250’ rolls $795 A to Z SUPPLY 127 Broad St.Nevada City. Dial 265-4296 Company cal df U. S. Forest Service and the 2 through Scientific mas County was named f0r) Bureau of Land ManageColfax Hiway James ™. Beckwourth, who} ment. FOR SALE Swedish Massage . Cedar Ridge 273-4668 Jaiscovered jhe emigrant) R. R. Best, state super-. '“Paee ESTIMATES Don't let this trying route in 1850. visor for the Bureau of : . B = Boo Land Management, advised ime be a bug that this was the seventh C-THRU to you. criminal case of illegal timLOOK AT THESE ber — that — bgt ~ — a J L. HATCH JERSEY BLOUSES eae iS i . ' the U. Ss. "shiney" “oftice oo Proprietor $38! COTTON BLOUSES 1” for this agency within the 280 Sacramento St, wash & wear past four years. { Ph. 265 4422 Grass Valley New Massage Parlor Lady Attendant Starting Jan 23 Mon, thru Fri. 1 to 4 p.m. 111 1/2 Bank St. Phone 273-3783 WOOL, ORLON ae epee SKIRTS 1958 VOLKSWAGON s45990 Karman Ghia Coupe 1960 VOLKSWAGON 5449900 2 Door Sedan 1960 WILLYS 6 — Full Price STATION WAGON 52499 HOCKETT AUTO SALES PONTIAC CADILLAC BUICK Grass Valley 273-8439 Business Increased CHERRY APPLE WALNUT PEAR PLUM PEACH APRICOT NECTARINE VISIT OUR 51° BARGAIN TABLE DONNA LEE Sportawear 221\ Broad St. cooc Nevada City According To Report Street Reference Book list. ings as a Suide, here are the comparative Statistics on the growth and industrial development by cities during the past five years: Nevada City, 1955, 104; 1960, 85; minus 18.3. per cent. Grass Valley, 1955, 232; 1960, 259; plus 11.6 per cent, Nevada County listed 7.4 per cent more business in 1960 than in 1955, according to a report released today by Dun & Bradstreet. Grass Valley realized an 11.6 per cent increase, Truckee a 24.6 increase, and Soda Springs a 25 per cent increase in the number of listed businesses for the same period, while Nevada 22° YEARS EXPERIENGE Tt Ra RE i Cveeeeoeoooeeevseeeeeeooecnccccoea city suffered a drop of 18.3 ® is an increase of 32 busirel elper cent. ¥ s. There were 466 busiVE e/nesses listed this past year ee EL Ss e'in Nevada County, which c=) e/messes over 1955,” said R. F. Fea o camnenct district manager FRIDAY & *\of the San Francisco office SATURDAY sof Dun & Bradstreet. e. Basing his facts upon the NIGHTS Apa SUNDAYS vember 1960 Reference Book, Cathcart points out that the. 47 counties ofNorthern California showed an increase of 12.8 per cent for this five-year period. The Reference Book lists only manufacturers, wholeSalers, retailers, and some Service companies, such as gasoline service stations and laundries. It does not include all professional and service businesses such as eee 4 barber and beauty shops, real estate and stock brokers. Using the Dun & BradStarting guns are familiar to most people, but few have heard of a “Stopping gun”. It’s used in our Defensive Driving course to show how long it takes you to’ stop your car. That’s a “stopping gun” on the bumper of the car in the picture. The instructor riding in the car pulls a string and fires the “gun” as a signal to the driver to stop as fast as he can. A chalk mark is shot onto the pavement as the gun goes off, and a second mark is made when the brakes are applied. AMERICAN PLAIN FRUITLESS MULBERRY CATALPA LIQUID AMBER 8 { i} . i By measuring the distance hetween the chalk marks, the driver learns how far his car travelled before he reacted to the noise of the gun. We pay lots of attention to safe driving at the phone company, and we’ve found just being alert avoids lots of accidents. J Every telephone employee who drives in his work takes a ‘Defensive Driving” course. This special training really works. Our drivers have one of the best safety records anywhere. * on * “NOW IS THE TIME . to buy your RHODODENDRONS . .get them while they are For some unknown reason, . squirrels like to gnaw on ay available telephone cables. 4. x Their chewing puts j 23 °° Maple holes in the cable’s outer ROSE BUSHES covering and lets moisture $34995 M 750 VMP : get inside. This, in turn, . Bareroot interferes with telephone * New, high-powered "Super M-6" chassis with full power transformer. Cooler operating. longer component life * Increasced sensitivity. stronger pulling power oe » Famous "Utra-Vision" Glarejector, Cuts glare and screen reflection ¢ Width control. tunes in all the picture * Two-speaker, up-front sound.rich, clear, unmuffled service. : To protect phone cables, we cover them with metal roofs or wrap them with steel tape. 1960 WILL BEremembered-as the year of change for Pacific Telepnone in Grass Valley and Nevada City. The most important date was July 17, 12:01 a.m. At that time it took less than one minute to erase forever the manual service ~ ALL NEW ~ PATENTED VARIETIES « Pull-push" ON-OFF and "Set-Forget". volume control. ¢ Separate tone control “Fisk Your Neighbor” tne loss. Chief Switchman Ray Taylor has added for additional employees to maintain tne dial equipment. Another growing phase of Pacific Telephone is tne Wolf Creek Micro Wave Station on Wolf Mountain. In the past year Cnief Transmissionman Will Remington has been joined by Chief Transmissionman L.W. Whaley and tnree additional employees. Tnis makes atotalof fourteen now working at Wolf Mountain. : With the anticipation of continued growth of the area, Pacific Telephone plans ahead to provide you with the finest telephone service in the world. Pacific Telephone AT that had served Grass Valley and Nevada City residents since 1895 . + Stereo-phonon jacks et) . your PG&E bill is probably higher than . YO In_that minute the new $1,600,000. 00 dial system went into ef= fo Fi i int F ’ j 4 U R : ficient operation. This change connected, for the first time, Grass Automatic. Fine AVES. «+ toched: in "Ded picture and usual. That's normal, of steals for winter. i ONE STOP Valley and Nevada City as one community. sound : 5 ; With colder weather, darker days, longer if Even thougn the elimination of tne local operators was a great . * !/Juminated channel window. . Big, easy*to-read numnights, you're using more heat and lights, . . GARDEN loss, other departments nave already started to replace some of bers. WI] its watching more TV, cooking more hot . [ meals, doing more indoors. You've probably added more electrical conveniences . during the past year, too. But you can . count on us to keep PG&E service your best . } bargain. Our customers pay $1 for gasand . . electricity that cost $1.25 elsewhere.* SHOP shiver-y outside. dial 273-3110 214 €. MAIN STREET © GRASS VALLEY’ = *Average of 24 leading U.S. cities (California Public Utilities Commission survey). Pei least F ote

a ee ee a> Hee i eo ee ~ . ee erin ew fe . Page 4 ' NC Hiway Maintenance Crews Honored At Safety Meeting In recognition of a record nance territory was awardthe presentation, which was three years without a lost-.ed a special certificate of made by Alan S. Hart, distime accident, the Nevada merit during the state hightrict engineer of Marysville. City state highway mainteway district safety commitcently in Nevada City especially for the occasion. Nevada City Highway Superintendent Jack Snider accepted. the commendation on behalf of his six highway foremen, crews, and office staff, totaling 50 persons. Most of the territory’s .personnel attended Optometrist & Orthoptist F+ttt tte ‘. Hours 10-5-Mon. thru Friday Phone 273-6030 The Nevada City office tee meeting conducted rewas the first of six territories within the 11-county district to earn the honor, The three-year mark is also an all-time record for the district. Additional certificates were presented by Hart to the foremen for varying lengths of time, including Highway Foreman J. M. Swartz and his Nevada City crew for six years without a lost-time accident. Foreman J. A. Hardie and his Marysville crew, and D. A. Kipp and the Downieville crew received five year . awards. Three-year citations were [SPARK WITH MARC'S APPLIANCE Servicing & Repairing Electrical Supplies presented to Formen V. C. Engstrom and his. Nevada ‘City crew, A. W. Close and his Marysville crew, and is J. Hunter and the Auburn Beckwourth Pass in PluNEVADA COUNTY NUGGET EJ. Kohler Fined On. ICLASSIE SERVICES FOR SALE Wednesday, January 18, 1961 Fol te TOI “""* FOR SALE. . ~~ FOR-SALE Tree Counts Camptonville, appeared before U. S. Federal Judge Sherrill Halbert Jan. 11 and was sentenced for two counts of illegal cutting. transportation of timber belonging to the United States. Kohler was, sentenced to one year in jail for each of these counts. Judge Halbert, however, suspended the jail sentence, but fined Kohler $1,000 on each count and Edward J. Kohler off placed him on-strict probation for five years. As part of the probation Koh ler is also required to mak restitution to the government for the timber cut. Kohler had been indicted for nine counts of conspiracy, theft of governmen property and illegal cuttin: and removal of timber from lands of the United States under the jurisdiction of the RENT A PIANO $7.50 per mo, , Piano & Organ Tuning & Repairs,’ Guaranteed Service. Cochrans Conn Organ Center, 133 Bennett St. G.V. WANTED WANTED: KARE COINS. Any gold coin. Anything in Jewelry, Scrap Gold, Sterling Silver, Diamonds. Antiques of the Gold Days Phone Fllinger, 273-2921 WANTED TO RENT-2 or 3 bedroom house for junior engineer and family. 2 small babies. Fenced in area for play. CallG.v. Group 2738421. FORRENT FOR RENT -4 room apt. for rent newly decorated, Adults only, garbage& water paid. $45.00 per month. Call 265° 2562. 501 Coyote St. NEW & USED PIANOS Buy a new Wurlitzer Piano only $495.00, 10 yr. Warranty easy terms, Cochrans Conn Organ Center, 133 Bennett St. G.V. FOR SALE.. 40,000B.T.U Homart gas floor furnace. 1/2 original price. Phone before 3, 273-2391. RYLOCK WINDOWS Fireplace Grates. Made from heavy duty steel for any size fireplace. Tools repaired and tempered. Grass Valley Forge & Tool Wks. Ph. 273-2012. Colfax HiWay & Brunswick Rd. All Aluminum 3x 3 $4722 € x3 $9367 6x4 $3 450 Per line in first issue. .16¢ Per line in additional issues‘ (mo changes)..... . 4c Minimum charge... 80c The Nervousness Attendant to the MENOPAUSE finds soothing invigorating relie Other Sizes at Comparable Reductions 12/2 ROMEX — 250’ rolls $795 A to Z SUPPLY 127 Broad St.Nevada City. Dial 265-4296 Company cal df U. S. Forest Service and the 2 through Scientific mas County was named f0r) Bureau of Land ManageColfax Hiway James ™. Beckwourth, who} ment. FOR SALE Swedish Massage . Cedar Ridge 273-4668 Jaiscovered jhe emigrant) R. R. Best, state super-. '“Paee ESTIMATES Don't let this trying route in 1850. visor for the Bureau of : . B = Boo Land Management, advised ime be a bug that this was the seventh C-THRU to you. criminal case of illegal timLOOK AT THESE ber — that — bgt ~ — a J L. HATCH JERSEY BLOUSES eae iS i . ' the U. Ss. "shiney" “oftice oo Proprietor $38! COTTON BLOUSES 1” for this agency within the 280 Sacramento St, wash & wear past four years. { Ph. 265 4422 Grass Valley New Massage Parlor Lady Attendant Starting Jan 23 Mon, thru Fri. 1 to 4 p.m. 111 1/2 Bank St. Phone 273-3783 WOOL, ORLON ae epee SKIRTS 1958 VOLKSWAGON s45990 Karman Ghia Coupe 1960 VOLKSWAGON 5449900 2 Door Sedan 1960 WILLYS 6 — Full Price

STATION WAGON 52499 HOCKETT AUTO SALES PONTIAC CADILLAC BUICK Grass Valley 273-8439 Business Increased CHERRY APPLE WALNUT PEAR PLUM PEACH APRICOT NECTARINE VISIT OUR 51° BARGAIN TABLE DONNA LEE Sportawear 221\ Broad St. cooc Nevada City According To Report Street Reference Book list. ings as a Suide, here are the comparative Statistics on the growth and industrial development by cities during the past five years: Nevada City, 1955, 104; 1960, 85; minus 18.3. per cent. Grass Valley, 1955, 232; 1960, 259; plus 11.6 per cent, Nevada County listed 7.4 per cent more business in 1960 than in 1955, according to a report released today by Dun & Bradstreet. Grass Valley realized an 11.6 per cent increase, Truckee a 24.6 increase, and Soda Springs a 25 per cent increase in the number of listed businesses for the same period, while Nevada 22° YEARS EXPERIENGE Tt Ra RE i Cveeeeoeoooeeevseeeeeeooecnccccoea city suffered a drop of 18.3 ® is an increase of 32 busirel elper cent. ¥ s. There were 466 busiVE e/nesses listed this past year ee EL Ss e'in Nevada County, which c=) e/messes over 1955,” said R. F. Fea o camnenct district manager FRIDAY & *\of the San Francisco office SATURDAY sof Dun & Bradstreet. e. Basing his facts upon the NIGHTS Apa SUNDAYS vember 1960 Reference Book, Cathcart points out that the. 47 counties ofNorthern California showed an increase of 12.8 per cent for this five-year period. The Reference Book lists only manufacturers, wholeSalers, retailers, and some Service companies, such as gasoline service stations and laundries. It does not include all professional and service businesses such as eee 4 barber and beauty shops, real estate and stock brokers. Using the Dun & BradStarting guns are familiar to most people, but few have heard of a “Stopping gun”. It’s used in our Defensive Driving course to show how long it takes you to’ stop your car. That’s a “stopping gun” on the bumper of the car in the picture. The instructor riding in the car pulls a string and fires the “gun” as a signal to the driver to stop as fast as he can. A chalk mark is shot onto the pavement as the gun goes off, and a second mark is made when the brakes are applied. AMERICAN PLAIN FRUITLESS MULBERRY CATALPA LIQUID AMBER 8 { i} . i By measuring the distance hetween the chalk marks, the driver learns how far his car travelled before he reacted to the noise of the gun. We pay lots of attention to safe driving at the phone company, and we’ve found just being alert avoids lots of accidents. J Every telephone employee who drives in his work takes a ‘Defensive Driving” course. This special training really works. Our drivers have one of the best safety records anywhere. * on * “NOW IS THE TIME . to buy your RHODODENDRONS . .get them while they are For some unknown reason, . squirrels like to gnaw on ay available telephone cables. 4. x Their chewing puts j 23 °° Maple holes in the cable’s outer ROSE BUSHES covering and lets moisture $34995 M 750 VMP : get inside. This, in turn, . Bareroot interferes with telephone * New, high-powered "Super M-6" chassis with full power transformer. Cooler operating.. longer component life * Increasced sensitivity.. stronger pulling power oe » Famous "Utra-Vision" Glarejector, Cuts glare and screen reflection ¢ Width control.. tunes in all the picture * Two-speaker, up-front sound..rich, clear, unmuffled service. : To protect phone cables, we cover them with metal roofs or wrap them with steel tape. 1960 WILL BEremembered-as the year of change for Pacific Telepnone in Grass Valley and Nevada City. The most important date was July 17, 12:01 a.m. At that time it took less than one minute to erase forever the manual service ~ ALL NEW ~ PATENTED VARIETIES « Pull-push" ON-OFF and "Set-Forget". volume control. ¢ Separate tone control “Fisk Your Neighbor” tne loss. Chief Switchman Ray Taylor has added for additional employees to maintain tne dial equipment. Another growing phase of Pacific Telephone is tne Wolf Creek Micro Wave Station on Wolf Mountain. In the past year Cnief Transmissionman Will Remington has been joined by Chief Transmissionman L.W. Whaley and tnree additional employees. Tnis makes atotalof fourteen now working at Wolf Mountain. : With the anticipation of continued growth of the area, Pacific Telephone plans ahead to provide you with the finest telephone service in the world. Pacific Telephone AT that had served Grass Valley and Nevada City residents since 1895 . + Stereo-phonon jacks et) .. your PG&E bill is probably higher than . YO In_that minute the new $1,600,000. 00 dial system went into ef= fo Fi i int F ’ j 4 U R : ficient operation. This change connected, for the first time, Grass Automatic. Fine AVES. «+ toched: in "Ded picture and usual. That's normal, of steals for winter. i ONE STOP Valley and Nevada City as one community. sound : 5 ; With colder weather, darker days, longer if Even thougn the elimination of tne local operators was a great . * !/Juminated channel window. . Big, easy*to-read numnights, you're using more heat and lights, . . GARDEN loss, other departments nave already started to replace some of bers. WI] its watching more TV, cooking more hot . [ meals, doing more indoors. You've probably added more electrical conveniences . during the past year, too. But you can . count on us to keep PG&E service your best . } bargain. Our customers pay $1 for gasand . . electricity that cost $1.25 elsewhere.* SHOP shiver-y outside.. dial 273-3110 214 €. MAIN STREET © GRASS VALLEY’ = *Average of 24 leading U.S. cities (California Public Utilities Commission survey). Pei least F ote