January 22, 1959 (6 pages)

and NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY NUGGET and TRI-COUNTY NEWS SERVING THE COMMUNITIES OF NEVADA CITY, GRASS VALLEY, RED DOG, YOU BET. TOWN TALK, GLENBROOK. LITTLE YORK. CHEROKEE. MOONEY FLAT, SWEETLAND. ALPHA, OMEGA, FRENCH CORRAL, ROUGH AND READY, GRANITEVILLE, NORTH SAN JUAN. NORTH BLOOMFIELD. HUMBUG, RELIEF HILL. WASHINGTON. BLUE TENT, LaBARR MEADOWS, CEDAR RIDGE, UNION HILL. PEARDALE, SUMMIT CITY, WALLOUPA, GOUGE EYE, LIME KILN. CHICAGO PARK. WOLF. CHRISTMAS HILL. LIBERTY HILL. SAILOR FLAT, LAKE CITY, SELBY FLAT, GRIZZLY HILL. GOLD FLAT, SOGGSVILLE. GOLD BAR. LOWELL HILL, BOURBON HILL, SCOTCH HILL, NORTH COLUMBIA, COLUMBIA HILL, BRANDY FLAT. SEBASTOPOL, QUAKER HILL. WILLOW VALLEY. NEWTOWN. INDIAN FLAT, BRIDGEPORT, BIRCHVILLE, MOORE'S FLAT, ORLEANS FLAT, REMINGTON HILL, ANTHONY HOUSE, DELIRIUM TREMENS. 33rd Year, . No. 4 Nevada City-Grass Valley, California, Thursday, January 22, 1959 $3.00 Per Year—Single Copies 10 Cents of 7 Gout Crowdiny the histotie National [wo ( ities Hotel dining reom to capacit J < the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce igstalled its 1959 offi cers at a banquct Monday night Guests attened from all parts of Nevada County. Willard J. Rose, past president, erved as installnig officer and entertainingly acted as master of ceremonics. E, M. Dalpez rendBy SHRDLU COMMERCIAL AND MAIN STREET BUSINESSMEN REMEMBER BY-PASS There’s a war brewing in Nevada City. No gunfire, bombs, or napalm, but. man, is there operation activity. The merchants of Commercial and Main (and remember the Maine) will tell you that they had been slighted when the Big Parade of the last 4th of July by-passed Commercial Street, going down Broad, bringing all the potential paying customers to the park. And that is not exactly al! Commercial and Main Streeters feel that Nevada City should get away from behind the old eight ball and start a rea! ba!! rolling, making, fr instance, Grass Valley and Rough and Ready sit up and take notice that at least, if nothing else, the Nevada County Courthouse is in Nevada City, and Nevada City is the county seat the serving of the dinner, pre prepared under the skillful direc on of Bud and Helen Tevyford ft the Cornucopia Pacut, Col. Brown, deputy com nander, and Capt. Milliman, ad Itant, of Camp Beale Air Force ase, expressed pleasure in sharing the congenial relationship eXisting between civilians and . érvicemen in this vicinity. Public officials introduced by Chairman Rose included Judge of the County of Nevada ig ee fa AND SO THEY ORGANIZE THEIR OWN = ea aire x ee phede ps ee a Those who have helped organize the new association emphatically DON MARIE DOLAN, first baby girl to be Selma Strange, president. The nurse in attend. Moeea F eee Siceroe ee want the people of Nevada City to know that they welcome all and born at Sierra Nevada Hospital, was presented ace Shirley Dilts Judge Vernon Stoll, and County everyone to attend the meetings and to juin the good old spirit of with a savings bond last week by the Native Proud parents of han Marie are Mr. and Superintendent of Schouls Ed “let’s keep Nevada City on the map.” Daughters of the Golden West, Nevada City Mrs. William Dolan of Grass Valley. (Nuypet Fellersen Invitations have been issued to the members of the Nevada Chapter. Pictured is Mrs. Fanny Eden, trusP'hscat Representatives of other chamCity, Grass Valley and Rough and Ready Chambers of Commerce tee, mand the presentation, along with Mrs. bers of eee ee : felicitations includec ack rato attend the next meeting and see for themselves that a real, live Co aaa I a CA ea 5 MU and DOR cLicathcreon Cine . . cree . Is ATIC OTIS er a 0 mlass spirit prevails, 99 proof and better. A TOMIC REACTED . e Sarak Valley and Charles Deardorf and Oh, there’s life here—and where there's life there is hope! Mrs. Bert Sketchley of Rough and Temporary officers of the new organization are George MarinReady. kovich, president; Sam Strange, first vice president; Helen Veseicy, c .vol Superintendents William ff Grass on yo and Louis second vice president; Juve Gilbert, secrevary; Albert Johnson, au : ; visor. The next meeting will be held the niznt of February 9th a ig es ge City commend ’ Yof . 3 fed the caiamber for ws consistent . Pete's Cafe on Commercial Street. ; is {suppurt of plrblic eaducaiiom in, Tad ! ft tre couUnty SHOOTING THE BREEZE WITH NiCE Peopi.k Gol to chewing the fat with a gentleman Who I shall refer to as Mr. Vhomp son. Same gentleman has been in business throughvut Cuatifornia: . Officers of other organizations . Who coumphyiented the officers A thicd tat? af the local @haniber Bay Area for a number of years and has his eye on uw spor hereabouts t ! for a new novel business. Welt At Shirley of the Board if Tirade, Kay Gallino of the 1 Grra Valley Merchants Asscoia}tion. Georpe Marineovich: of the wevade City Merchants Assoviu on, Claru Peterson of the Bus: ness und Professtonal Women, nice Roberts of the Girl Scouts “Many people are retired while still young,” said Mr. Thompson. “These same retired pcople are too young to quit work. It is my intention to set up shops such as machine, wWoouworking, giving these young oldsters an opportunity to pursue thei hobbies, and supplement their inadequate retirement income. ! I The project is still too new to write about over this mere men Goon Retha Downey and tion, but Thompson has something worthwhile, is sincere ino hiy Bsiher McCluskey of the Soroptiendeavor and the cummunity has sumething to ioon torward ty musts, Selma Strange of the Land has already been procured for the project Chataber of Commerce Auxiliary thd tank Branagugh of Tahoe No NOTICE OF HEARING—The Caiituinia Public Utiities Coun ' ii Furest sion has set the public hearing in the matter of tae application ol ‘Tin pre Was represented by Peter Ingiain and Gordon Wilder the Pacific Telephone and Velegraph Company tor authority to establish rates for extended service in its Grass Valley and Nevada City exchanges 1n lieu of present exchange rates and to cancel and withdraw message toll telephone rates now in effect between the two cities. The Union, Al Trivelpiece of the Sacramento Bee, and J. D. Truscott and Jerry Wallace of The Nugget HELBACH TWINS GO FROM HERE TO HELdealership in Grass Valley. Bert and Gus are f nee Copan LENBACK as their picture riding a 1903 Ford identical twins. e ; Examiner F. Everett Emerson will preside at the hearing, which : 2 : as ; , : suit Beeld Paucadaw Fania oF a 10 Anite Five Beparteent goes around the world in the February issue Pictured on this 1903 model, a two-cylinder eart ve tarts : oe Bek: cals P of Ford Times. without atomic reactor) are Gus Helbach at the headquarters in the City Hall, Grass Se eHey a this ee ane piace, The Ford (see picture aboves wae displayed wheel, Alta Smith, office manager, and Bert ah at Reariige, all cintet ested ‘Paries may SPhCAt ARG)" = ghe Helbachs abthe Mevade County Fair Helbach. Seated behind is Jesse ‘Smitty’ Smith Sunday Feb 15 ; last autumn and is the oniy one of this vintage and Verre Johnson of the sales staff. (Photo by 9 BUNION BEATING AROUND, fallen arches with aid of heavy sole in the State of California. Gus Helbach was a Larry Farrell) The Odd Renoweand Bebeane dragged into Chamber of Commerce dinner, courtesy of Charlie, Ford employee for 20 years before starting the if Nevada City and Grass Valley who footed the bill on account of he said it was courtesy to the . -—— —_—sett SS ~: ——__—_—~ have appointed chairmen to head press (steam laundry type). Kitts, who took the ducat for two six thre reanization of the lodge bits, will probably from now on be wary of bunion beating reporters. . mt i collegting te t : 2 CAPE ASSOC: Ty We Oca Colonel Brown and Captain Milliman of Beale Air Force Basc¢ ites on Heart Sunday. Febru: were in attendance, always nice to see air power arouni. Rougis lth. a follon Githss Warley und Ready and Grass Valley chamber menmibers aiso showed up ta Lodeu Noy 12) "This Bo -Cidek ty 1 t AI ; } nice numbers, together with Commercial-and-Maimers, tie new Ou ho Lod No 16, Nevad ( \ Priu f RD) we thea business organization formed in Nevada City. Was also real nice to see Elza Kilroy (Mr. Nevada County to you, Sir), Oh, yes, ‘twall be a night to remember! Rebeokal: Lode Nov 9) lillisty: A Finch Neva Rebekah Lodge No Lid) Mary i. Price, who will enlist Volunteers from) the lodges and others interested in making a door-to-door canvass for conYoutions to the Heart AssociaCommunity Hospital In 7 X ws local tate and national Grass Valley To Close oe ee Mrs. Mary Mollineaux, owner-, ing to Mrs. Mollineaux ee Si eae ete ooinore operator of the Community HosFor many, many years, Mrs TEA tip Peay ACU te tla pital in Grass Valley, has an-. Mollineaux and her Community ty Gther disc ase ay these noun ed that she will close the} Hospital have served the needs Be oes Sak ; chairmen. Of the 240 people who hospital as soon as present pa-. of our Nevada County residents— : : sesiaediensit , Se 4 passed away in Nevada County tients are discharged. and no one was ever turned away GERALD (JERRY) WALLACE. well-known in 1957, 190 died because of heart Mrs. Mollineaux has stated that] for lack of money with which to] GEORGE MARINKOVICH. the newly elected lawyer, writer and editor. is now editing THE disease the new Sierra Nevada Memorial] pay their hospital bill. It had president of the Commercial] and Main Business NUGGET, Wallace has written for many news\ contribution to the Heart Hospital is large enough and ade-. become one of Nevada County’s Association, briefs the press on “what's gonna” paperssthroudheumGaltoraiaranane welleienc wl Association is the way we can quate enough to satisfy the hos. reliable havens in times of stress Goon Lendinglanvean ic BobeGilbertict the for his abilitycas a apenker: A native ob Nevadu all join in combatting this health pital Se ee sats ee ee Ne Assay Theare and Lloyd Carle. advertising County. he taught law at Sierra College, Uniae : jetihar@ddFellon € 1 x s : > c i 3 : es ney notec la € elio pie tee Beckie’ sould aoe tievers ane we hilcracesd Tek Hue manager for the Nugget. (Photo by Nadine Nersity of California and College of the Pacific. Raa Repeal cee bre uenoat be required. pital door will long live in the Gustafson) His wiitings appeared in the San Francisco the state will be participating in This newspaper can well under-. memory of many of our resi-. " Chronicle for 20 ee s. (Nugget Photo) this Heart Sunday connection for stand how our new hospital} dents. ae a lence Same eet = a men) Maen tthe thind year would make great inroads on the Thank you, Mrs. Molineae Mrs. Ila Harries underwent The Chinese and Japanese literMrs. Ethel Foote e of Fred The Heart Fund has been enCommunity Hospital with most} for all you have done for many surgery last Thursday at Sierra]ally wipe thegsJate clean for the . Foote of the Foote Eelctrie Co.}dorsed by the Grand Lodge, of the patients being sent by the} of us Cousin Jacks. We are truly. Nevada Memoria! Hospital She] New Year. Htemapirch experts with] Alta Hill, who has been quite il1}1.O.0.F. and the Rebekah . Asdoctors to our new hospital. Andjsorry to see your hospital close, . is reperted as doing nicely. a is} The World Book En-yelopedia! for the past several weeks and}. sembly as “an outstanding public the finding of adequate help to} but we hope its closing will be. the wife of Ernie Harries, who is say they pay their debts and] previously spent some time at{service dedicated to the better continue running the Community. the stepping stone to a happy. employed by” the Alpha Hard-. settle accounts before the new! Miners Hospital. is now home. health of the American people.” Hospital is also difficult, accord-' and successful future. ware in Nevada City. . year begins. é . convalescing, Directors installed were J. Paul ered accordion selections during . Local People To Be Featured Another feature will add to the local color of the NUGGET. It will deal with personalities once familiar to the people of Nevada City. Grass Valley and other Sierra Nevada communities. So many colorful characters have come and gone in this part of California that publishers have decided to revive some of their memories. Gerald Wallace, who knew many of those who helped to make history here in his youth, will edit the new series. The Beat FIRST BABY GIRL BORN AT SHE RR, \ NEVADA HOSPITAL _ Nevada City Chamber Of Commerce Seats New Officers For This Year Directors installed were J Paul Bergemann Wendell Jones, Woedy Snuth, Emmett Gallaghe: Charles R ae . John Sbaffi, Joe Day and Downey Clinch Richard Knee was inducted intu ¢ ! the office of vice president Climaxiny the ceremonies came the installing of President Bert See, who will guide the destinie } of the Community serviee organi zation for the ensuing 12 month Retiring President Charlie Kitt Was presented with a picture . . Donner Summit sketched Dv I Artist George Mathis and framed by Sam Stranee Charhe commended Gwen B guit; Anderson for her ever-diligent work as chamber secretary, und evidenced his appreciation with a money order Stan Halls showed one of his instructive film on Squaw Valley for the enlightenment of the ‘audi ence on recreationa! possibilitie of our surrounding country Kennedy Case Continued to Mar. 9 The Kennedy case for illegalregistering to vote was con}tuiued until March 9 after a mo. tion to dismiss by Attorney F. L (a) r ty Sinclair had been denied by Judge Spark Mr Siticlu, 2tionoewe for My Kennedys. requested the court. to dismiss the cause on the ground that Mr Kennedy was not tried . . . . 1 . fwithin GO davs from d&te of at . raignme nt. T. P. Kennedy, from j the attommeys General office . representedd the state due to the . fact that the district attorney had disqualified himself because he . had represented Mr. Kennedy Wife sduring the custody batth over thei minor child At the same session, and after Judge Sparks denied the motion to dismiss the registe ring-to-vote charge, Mi Kennedy Was arraigned on the grand theft charge worn to by Wilbur D Chambers of the Gold Nugect Inn. The dis Tit atternes, Harald Berliner haus not disqualified himself on thts case and upparently will en deavor ot try the Chambers cast before Kennedy's trial for registering to vote comes up on March Stn; A motion to dismiss the grand theft charge will be made by Mi: Kennedy"'s attorney, F. L. Sin clair and Albert Johnson, on Jan lary 26th Kay Gallino Heads Grass Valley Retail Group For 1959 The Retail Merchants Commuttee of the Grass Valley Chambe: of Commerce held a luncheon meeting Wedne sday, darian 4 at the Bret Harte Inn t tion of officers and tu set up mittees for 1959 By Unanimous vote Kay Gia lino of the Golden Rule ot Was elected president and Don Breuer of the Vie Breuer Men Wear was elected vice pre sident Doris Heather, retiring secre tary of the chamber of commerce, was given a beautiful necklace for her faithful service to the retail merchants committee All attending were reminded of the Chamber of Commerce installtaion dinner to be held on Saturday, January 31, at the Elks Hall, and asked to attend md . Fire Inspection For N.C. E. School At the request of the board of trustee. a fire inspection committee has been set up in the Nevada City Elementary School The purpose of this group is to inspect the school plant weekly, report fire hazards and follow through to see that discovered hazards are corrected. Alan Poteete, vice principal and seventh and eighth grade teacher, 1s chairman. Other members of the committee are: Isabel Heleffinger, school nurse, and Ear! Phe He head custodian,

and NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY NUGGET and TRI-COUNTY NEWS SERVING THE COMMUNITIES OF NEVADA CITY, GRASS VALLEY, RED DOG, YOU BET. TOWN TALK, GLENBROOK. LITTLE YORK. CHEROKEE. MOONEY FLAT, SWEETLAND. ALPHA, OMEGA, FRENCH CORRAL, ROUGH AND READY, GRANITEVILLE, NORTH SAN JUAN. NORTH BLOOMFIELD. HUMBUG, RELIEF HILL. WASHINGTON. BLUE TENT, LaBARR MEADOWS, CEDAR RIDGE, UNION HILL. PEARDALE, SUMMIT CITY, WALLOUPA, GOUGE EYE, LIME KILN. CHICAGO PARK. WOLF. CHRISTMAS HILL. LIBERTY HILL. SAILOR FLAT, LAKE CITY, SELBY FLAT, GRIZZLY HILL. GOLD FLAT, SOGGSVILLE. GOLD BAR. LOWELL HILL, BOURBON HILL, SCOTCH HILL, NORTH COLUMBIA, COLUMBIA HILL, BRANDY FLAT. SEBASTOPOL, QUAKER HILL. WILLOW VALLEY. NEWTOWN. INDIAN FLAT, BRIDGEPORT, BIRCHVILLE, MOORE'S FLAT, ORLEANS FLAT, REMINGTON HILL, ANTHONY HOUSE, DELIRIUM TREMENS. 33rd Year, . No. 4 Nevada City-Grass Valley, California, Thursday, January 22, 1959 $3.00 Per Year—Single Copies 10 Cents of 7 Gout Crowdiny the histotie National [wo ( ities Hotel dining reom to capacit J < the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce igstalled its 1959 offi cers at a banquct Monday night Guests attened from all parts of Nevada County. Willard J. Rose, past president, erved as installnig officer and entertainingly acted as master of ceremonics. E, M. Dalpez rendBy SHRDLU COMMERCIAL AND MAIN STREET BUSINESSMEN REMEMBER BY-PASS There’s a war brewing in Nevada City. No gunfire, bombs, or napalm, but. man, is there operation activity. The merchants of Commercial and Main (and remember the Maine) will tell you that they had been slighted when the Big Parade of the last 4th of July by-passed Commercial Street, going down Broad, bringing all the potential paying customers to the park. And that is not exactly al! Commercial and Main Streeters feel that Nevada City should get away from behind the old eight ball and start a rea! ba!! rolling, making, fr instance, Grass Valley and Rough and Ready sit up and take notice that at least, if nothing else, the Nevada County Courthouse is in Nevada City, and Nevada City is the county seat the serving of the dinner, pre prepared under the skillful direc on of Bud and Helen Tevyford ft the Cornucopia Pacut, Col. Brown, deputy com nander, and Capt. Milliman, ad Itant, of Camp Beale Air Force ase, expressed pleasure in sharing the congenial relationship eXisting between civilians and . érvicemen in this vicinity. Public officials introduced by Chairman Rose included Judge of the County of Nevada ig ee fa AND SO THEY ORGANIZE THEIR OWN = ea aire x ee phede ps ee a Those who have helped organize the new association emphatically DON MARIE DOLAN, first baby girl to be Selma Strange, president. The nurse in attend. Moeea F eee Siceroe ee want the people of Nevada City to know that they welcome all and born at Sierra Nevada Hospital, was presented ace Shirley Dilts Judge Vernon Stoll, and County everyone to attend the meetings and to juin the good old spirit of with a savings bond last week by the Native Proud parents of han Marie are Mr. and Superintendent of Schouls Ed “let’s keep Nevada City on the map.” Daughters of the Golden West, Nevada City Mrs. William Dolan of Grass Valley. (Nuypet Fellersen Invitations have been issued to the members of the Nevada Chapter. Pictured is Mrs. Fanny Eden, trusP'hscat Representatives of other chamCity, Grass Valley and Rough and Ready Chambers of Commerce tee, mand the presentation, along with Mrs. bers of eee ee : felicitations includec ack rato attend the next meeting and see for themselves that a real, live Co aaa I a CA ea 5 MU and DOR cLicathcreon Cine . . cree . Is ATIC OTIS er a 0 mlass spirit prevails, 99 proof and better. A TOMIC REACTED . e Sarak Valley and Charles Deardorf and Oh, there’s life here—and where there's life there is hope! Mrs. Bert Sketchley of Rough and Temporary officers of the new organization are George MarinReady. kovich, president; Sam Strange, first vice president; Helen Veseicy, c .vol Superintendents William ff Grass on yo and Louis second vice president; Juve Gilbert, secrevary; Albert Johnson, au : ; visor. The next meeting will be held the niznt of February 9th a ig es ge City commend ’ Yof . 3 fed the caiamber for ws consistent . Pete's Cafe on Commercial Street. ; is {suppurt of plrblic eaducaiiom in, Tad ! ft tre couUnty SHOOTING THE BREEZE WITH NiCE Peopi.k Gol to chewing the fat with a gentleman Who I shall refer to as Mr. Vhomp son. Same gentleman has been in business throughvut Cuatifornia: . Officers of other organizations . Who coumphyiented the officers A thicd tat? af the local @haniber Bay Area for a number of years and has his eye on uw spor hereabouts t ! for a new novel business. Welt At Shirley of the Board if Tirade, Kay Gallino of the 1 Grra Valley Merchants Asscoia}tion. Georpe Marineovich: of the wevade City Merchants Assoviu on, Claru Peterson of the Bus: ness und Professtonal Women, nice Roberts of the Girl Scouts “Many people are retired while still young,” said Mr. Thompson. “These same retired pcople are too young to quit work. It is my intention to set up shops such as machine, wWoouworking, giving these young oldsters an opportunity to pursue thei hobbies, and supplement their inadequate retirement income. ! I The project is still too new to write about over this mere men Goon Retha Downey and tion, but Thompson has something worthwhile, is sincere ino hiy Bsiher McCluskey of the Soroptiendeavor and the cummunity has sumething to ioon torward ty musts, Selma Strange of the Land has already been procured for the project Chataber of Commerce Auxiliary thd tank Branagugh of Tahoe No NOTICE OF HEARING—The Caiituinia Public Utiities Coun ' ii Furest sion has set the public hearing in the matter of tae application ol ‘Tin pre Was represented by Peter Ingiain and Gordon Wilder the Pacific Telephone and Velegraph Company tor authority to establish rates for extended service in its Grass Valley and Nevada City exchanges 1n lieu of present exchange rates and to cancel and withdraw message toll telephone rates now in effect between the two cities. The Union, Al Trivelpiece of the Sacramento Bee, and J. D. Truscott and Jerry Wallace of The Nugget HELBACH TWINS GO FROM HERE TO HELdealership in Grass Valley. Bert and Gus are f nee Copan LENBACK as their picture riding a 1903 Ford identical twins. e ; Examiner F. Everett Emerson will preside at the hearing, which : 2 : as ; , : suit Beeld Paucadaw Fania oF a 10 Anite Five Beparteent goes around the world in the February issue Pictured on this 1903 model, a two-cylinder eart ve tarts : oe Bek: cals P of Ford Times. without atomic reactor) are Gus Helbach at the headquarters in the City Hall, Grass Se eHey a this ee ane piace, The Ford (see picture aboves wae displayed wheel, Alta Smith, office manager, and Bert ah at Reariige, all cintet ested ‘Paries may SPhCAt ARG)" = ghe Helbachs abthe Mevade County Fair Helbach. Seated behind is Jesse ‘Smitty’ Smith Sunday Feb 15 ; last autumn and is the oniy one of this vintage and Verre Johnson of the sales staff. (Photo by 9 BUNION BEATING AROUND, fallen arches with aid of heavy sole in the State of California. Gus Helbach was a Larry Farrell) The Odd Renoweand Bebeane dragged into Chamber of Commerce dinner, courtesy of Charlie, Ford employee for 20 years before starting the if Nevada City and Grass Valley who footed the bill on account of he said it was courtesy to the . -—— —_—sett SS ~: ——__—_—~ have appointed chairmen to head press (steam laundry type). Kitts, who took the ducat for two six thre reanization of the lodge bits, will probably from now on be wary of bunion beating reporters. . mt i collegting te t : 2 CAPE ASSOC: Ty We Oca Colonel Brown and Captain Milliman of Beale Air Force Basc¢ ites on Heart Sunday. Febru: were in attendance, always nice to see air power arouni. Rougis lth. a follon Githss Warley und Ready and Grass Valley chamber menmibers aiso showed up ta Lodeu Noy 12) "This Bo -Cidek ty 1 t AI ; } nice numbers, together with Commercial-and-Maimers, tie new Ou ho Lod No 16, Nevad ( \ Priu f RD) we thea business organization formed in Nevada City. Was also real nice to see Elza Kilroy (Mr. Nevada County to you, Sir), Oh, yes, ‘twall be a night to remember! Rebeokal: Lode Nov 9) lillisty: A Finch Neva Rebekah Lodge No Lid) Mary i. Price, who will enlist Volunteers from) the lodges and others interested in making a door-to-door canvass for conYoutions to the Heart AssociaCommunity Hospital In 7 X ws local tate and national Grass Valley To Close oe ee Mrs. Mary Mollineaux, owner-, ing to Mrs. Mollineaux ee Si eae ete ooinore operator of the Community HosFor many, many years, Mrs TEA tip Peay ACU te tla pital in Grass Valley, has an-. Mollineaux and her Community ty Gther disc ase ay these noun ed that she will close the} Hospital have served the needs Be oes Sak ; chairmen. Of the 240 people who hospital as soon as present pa-. of our Nevada County residents— : : sesiaediensit , Se 4 passed away in Nevada County tients are discharged. and no one was ever turned away GERALD (JERRY) WALLACE. well-known in 1957, 190 died because of heart

Mrs. Mollineaux has stated that] for lack of money with which to] GEORGE MARINKOVICH. the newly elected lawyer, writer and editor. is now editing THE disease the new Sierra Nevada Memorial] pay their hospital bill. It had president of the Commercial] and Main Business NUGGET, Wallace has written for many news\ contribution to the Heart Hospital is large enough and ade-. become one of Nevada County’s Association, briefs the press on “what's gonna” paperssthroudheumGaltoraiaranane welleienc wl Association is the way we can quate enough to satisfy the hos. reliable havens in times of stress Goon Lendinglanvean ic BobeGilbertict the for his abilitycas a apenker: A native ob Nevadu all join in combatting this health pital Se ee sats ee ee Ne Assay Theare and Lloyd Carle. advertising County. he taught law at Sierra College, Uniae : jetihar@ddFellon € 1 x s : > c i 3 : es ney notec la € elio pie tee Beckie’ sould aoe tievers ane we hilcracesd Tek Hue manager for the Nugget. (Photo by Nadine Nersity of California and College of the Pacific. Raa Repeal cee bre uenoat be required. pital door will long live in the Gustafson) His wiitings appeared in the San Francisco the state will be participating in This newspaper can well under-. memory of many of our resi-. " Chronicle for 20 ee s. (Nugget Photo) this Heart Sunday connection for stand how our new hospital} dents. ae a lence Same eet = a men) Maen tthe thind year would make great inroads on the Thank you, Mrs. Molineae Mrs. Ila Harries underwent The Chinese and Japanese literMrs. Ethel Foote e of Fred The Heart Fund has been enCommunity Hospital with most} for all you have done for many surgery last Thursday at Sierra]ally wipe thegsJate clean for the . Foote of the Foote Eelctrie Co.}dorsed by the Grand Lodge, of the patients being sent by the} of us Cousin Jacks. We are truly. Nevada Memoria! Hospital She] New Year. Htemapirch experts with] Alta Hill, who has been quite il1}1.O.0.F. and the Rebekah . Asdoctors to our new hospital. Andjsorry to see your hospital close, . is reperted as doing nicely. a is} The World Book En-yelopedia! for the past several weeks and}. sembly as “an outstanding public the finding of adequate help to} but we hope its closing will be. the wife of Ernie Harries, who is say they pay their debts and] previously spent some time at{service dedicated to the better continue running the Community. the stepping stone to a happy. employed by” the Alpha Hard-. settle accounts before the new! Miners Hospital. is now home. health of the American people.” Hospital is also difficult, accord-' and successful future. ware in Nevada City. . year begins. é . convalescing, Directors installed were J. Paul ered accordion selections during . Local People To Be Featured Another feature will add to the local color of the NUGGET. It will deal with personalities once familiar to the people of Nevada City. Grass Valley and other Sierra Nevada communities. So many colorful characters have come and gone in this part of California that publishers have decided to revive some of their memories. Gerald Wallace, who knew many of those who helped to make history here in his youth, will edit the new series. The Beat FIRST BABY GIRL BORN AT SHE RR, \ NEVADA HOSPITAL _ Nevada City Chamber Of Commerce Seats New Officers For This Year Directors installed were J Paul Bergemann Wendell Jones, Woedy Snuth, Emmett Gallaghe: Charles R ae . John Sbaffi, Joe Day and Downey Clinch Richard Knee was inducted intu ¢ ! the office of vice president Climaxiny the ceremonies came the installing of President Bert See, who will guide the destinie } of the Community serviee organi zation for the ensuing 12 month Retiring President Charlie Kitt Was presented with a picture . . Donner Summit sketched Dv I Artist George Mathis and framed by Sam Stranee Charhe commended Gwen B guit; Anderson for her ever-diligent work as chamber secretary, und evidenced his appreciation with a money order Stan Halls showed one of his instructive film on Squaw Valley for the enlightenment of the ‘audi ence on recreationa! possibilitie of our surrounding country Kennedy Case Continued to Mar. 9 The Kennedy case for illegalregistering to vote was con}tuiued until March 9 after a mo. tion to dismiss by Attorney F. L (a) r ty Sinclair had been denied by Judge Spark Mr Siticlu, 2tionoewe for My Kennedys. requested the court. to dismiss the cause on the ground that Mr Kennedy was not tried . . . . 1 . fwithin GO davs from d&te of at . raignme nt. T. P. Kennedy, from j the attommeys General office . representedd the state due to the . fact that the district attorney had disqualified himself because he . had represented Mr. Kennedy Wife sduring the custody batth over thei minor child At the same session, and after Judge Sparks denied the motion to dismiss the registe ring-to-vote charge, Mi Kennedy Was arraigned on the grand theft charge worn to by Wilbur D Chambers of the Gold Nugect Inn. The dis Tit atternes, Harald Berliner haus not disqualified himself on thts case and upparently will en deavor ot try the Chambers cast before Kennedy's trial for registering to vote comes up on March Stn; A motion to dismiss the grand theft charge will be made by Mi: Kennedy"'s attorney, F. L. Sin clair and Albert Johnson, on Jan lary 26th Kay Gallino Heads Grass Valley Retail Group For 1959 The Retail Merchants Commuttee of the Grass Valley Chambe: of Commerce held a luncheon meeting Wedne sday, darian 4 at the Bret Harte Inn t tion of officers and tu set up mittees for 1959 By Unanimous vote Kay Gia lino of the Golden Rule ot Was elected president and Don Breuer of the Vie Breuer Men Wear was elected vice pre sident Doris Heather, retiring secre tary of the chamber of commerce, was given a beautiful necklace for her faithful service to the retail merchants committee All attending were reminded of the Chamber of Commerce installtaion dinner to be held on Saturday, January 31, at the Elks Hall, and asked to attend md . Fire Inspection For N.C. E. School At the request of the board of trustee. a fire inspection committee has been set up in the Nevada City Elementary School The purpose of this group is to inspect the school plant weekly, report fire hazards and follow through to see that discovered hazards are corrected. Alan Poteete, vice principal and seventh and eighth grade teacher, 1s chairman. Other members of the committee are: Isabel Heleffinger, school nurse, and Ear! Phe He head custodian,