January 22, 1959 (6 pages)

Page 2 NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET January 22. 1959 NEVADA COUNTY NUGCET and Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget and Tri-County News Published Every Thursday by TRUSCOTT PRINTING COMPANY, Inc 212 W Main Street 239 Commercial Street Telephone 1136 Birth s MILLER: At the Sierra Nevada Memoria! Hospital, Nevada CounTelephone 36 Grass Valley. California Nevada City, California ty. December 30, 1958. to a JOHN D. TRUSCOTT Publisher . &"d ty Pia Miller, Grass GERALD B WALLACE z Editor (enn . LLOYD CARLE Advertising Manager} NICKSON At Sierra Nevada . LESLIE SIMMS Circulation Manager. Memorial Hospital, Nevada CounJIM TRATHEN Shop Superintendent. ty. January 7. 1959, to Mr and . TUDIFE SCHWECKE Composing Room. Mts. Wilbur Nickson, Grass Val. NORMAN NEVINS ley. a son } ey ber 5 lass matter at the post office ALLHANDS : At Sierra Nevada, Ney ah: Cc f Congress of March 3, 1878. . Memorial Hi spital, Nevada Coundic } ’ nber 6. 1951, in Nevada Countyfty, January 9. 1959. te Mr and S T ( Dec Mrs. Charles Allhands of MarvsSuit t Six Months $175 ville. Yuba County. a son Naver Rate Request BEAVER: At Sierra Nevada {Memorial Hospital, Nevada Countv. January 11, 1959. to Mr. and : : a son Congress could do worse than find room on its crowded STARE ORIO sat Sa schedule for a study of the gold situation. Such a «study could Nie f te have important resulta for California, once a leading gold i a Nevada . January 12 1959. to Myr and . producing state, as well as for the nation ; Mrs Jerry Stafford, Nevada City There has been much talk. for example, about the drain fa san of U.S. gold reserves by foreign nations under the Bretton POLLAN At Sierra Nevada Me Woods agreement of 1944 Tt ls asserted that foreign nations Pmora! Hospital, Nevada Caunt have a hen on zs much as 15 hillions of our 22 billion dollar f Januar: I 19359. te Mr vd Sata i ry Mrs William Dolan. Grass Val: . Zoe FESO TNC sa lex 4 hatehtes Beeause the subjeets af gold. money and eredit are so Tee L.: A M ! moplex and mvysterions. very few individuala are able ta ban : ada complex and m ey far theniselves, . Moral Hospital. Nevada Counts ascertain the truth about such a situation pe LA Naa 4} January 13. 1959. to Mr. and Mrs It therefore should be a job for analvsis by Congresre anc Albert Ball. Grass Valley. a experts emploved by it jaughter While if is about it. Congress might also delve into the SAGO: At Merev Hospital, Saci ilv-explained increase in the professional. January 7, 1959, use of gold in the United States which Jt) Mr and Mrs. Al Sago (Betty a vear hefore World War IT. In [Jane Carey) of Woodland, Yolo the first vear of the war. it jumped to $4,000,000 and it JCminty. a son, weight 8 pounds uch as $137,000,000 in one vear since then. J9nd 4 ounces . . Mi » Saad f also try to ascertain whether Russia THOMPSON ; Santa Monica. Los Annever-satisfact sty ramento County. industrial and artistic averaged about $500,000 has totaled as m . . At Sant “2 Cones umicht At Santa Monica ¥( Hospital is busily mining gold to support a gold-hacked. fully-eon. ° Benito ber 27. 1oS8 l 4 ie ! peles ount ecembe Sih aooe vertible ruble as a weapon in world trade marts, as reported, [7° Roe es Dah TP Th fps While most gold mines in the United States are shut down aia 4 som. Russell “Tildem The under a $35 an ounce ceiling set in 1933 and foreigners re. qs Thompsons of Grass Valley portedly drain off our gold supply. are the paternal grandparents California produced $50,000,000 in gold in 19404 from == more thar O00 mines emplovi 0,000 > 957. i ae more than 1.000 mines employing 10.000 men. In 1957,. it Divorces Granted produced barely $5,000,000 from 160 mines, employvng an estimated 5000 men. Perhaps this once vigorous industry, so Interlocutory cee ae ay Important to California’s mountain counties, might be re-. ‘°™* * ee a foe perior Court last week at stored if we could get the facts about our gold. aan motion proceedings. Grant was A Or een a So eee “= made to Marguerite J Bradley The Affair Mikoyan Nes TH, Biotey ean r Kehn frem Merle GraThe rough-and-tumble Mikovan tour of Ameriea which Kehn. and J vine (Co) Gale Deaths ELISHA CURTIS DIES AT OROVILLE Elisha Y. Curtis, age 57. Oroville included everything from mob scenes at airports to mild banquet scenes at swank “capitalistic” hotels and clubs has given us much to think about. The mobs, however justified their cause, did not help either their cause or America’s standing in the eyes of the world. We deplored the treatment accorded Vice President Nixon in South America; we cannet condone similar treatment of a visitor to this country. We realize that it is not easy to practise restraint where incredible personal and family sufferings are involved, ag in passed away at January 6 A native of Nevada City and a the case of the Hungarian refugees. But they do Ameriea a! Prother of Mrs Ellen Joyner disservice by using methods of protest that could involve this a : [ye aK ox 17. 1901, . he at country in a dangerous international incident. oe ene et Baas and As to Mikoyan’s pleasant speeches and “frank” answers, } 0 0 Yaa ane there was something of a ‘‘malice-in-Wonderland” air about . ” GULLS: WAS TA sluVer ine thes Out them. One found it hard to square his appeal for disarma. 4.4;< and an avid hunter. and ment, friendship and increased trade with the Soviet recal. ¢:<) citrance at. disarmament meetings. in U. N. councils and in ]}orother, Ceci} Berlin. And one could not forget that anv devoted Communist Is also a devoted liar when the occasion dernands Yet, the very fact that Mikovan, the second man in the Moscow hierarchy, had come to vsit the United States. was in itself reason to hope that Russia and the West are gradualler man Surviving ah a Curtis of Auburn: Jovner. a sister. of this city, u nieces and nephews Funeral Friday. January from Bergemann held p.m Home services were Othed tee Funeral a] Hospital. Nevada Coun-] s, VITAL STATISTICS Mary E. Campbell Succumbs At Hospital Mary Ellen Campbell, 76, passed away January 7, 1959, at Miners Hospital. She was a memlber of one of the oldest mining and ranching families in this area. She was a sister of. County Supervisor J. C. Coughlan. Rosary was said at Mr. Coughlan’s home in North Columbia, Friday. and a funeral] mass was held Saturday, January 10, at St. Patrick’s Church in Cherokee. The North San Juan Catholic Cemetery was the place of burial. Rev. Dauiel Minogue officiated at the services. Bergemann Funeral Chapel handled the arangements. Mrs. Campbell is survived by her brother. J. C. Coughlan; a Margaret Coughlan;; a daughter, Mary Jane Campbell, f Francis, William, wt James. ster, 1 fon ns 1 Ada J. Borman Succumbs At Hospital Funeral services were hald last Tuesday, January 20, 1959, for Ada J Borman. who passed away at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. Bereaved by her passing are a daughter, Edith M. Ford, Grass Valley; a son, George A. Borman, Truckee; five sisters, 3ertha D. Titus, San Francisco; Altha Adams, San _ Francisco; Maude Campbell, North San Juan; Lena Lockwood, Pacoima, Calif.; Letty Doyle, New York City: a brother, Merton Titus. two grandsons, James J. BerSalinas; Ford, Chico, and Ribert G man, Santa Cruz Services were held at HooperWeaver Mortuary Chapel, Grass Valley, Calif. with Rev. Robert Findley of Nevada City Methodist Church officiating. Cremation followed at Sierra Lawn, Marysville, Calif Mrs. Emma Brown Succumbs in S. F. Mrs Emma Brown of Lake Vera Road, Nevada City. Calif passsed away in San Francisco Friday, January 16, 1959. She was the mother of Clyde Richardson and Charlene Stogner of Nevada City and Mrs. Hazel Emmons and Robert Richardson of San Francisco Funeral services were held in San Francisco and burial was in Natoinal Cemetery Golden Gate R. Gordon Walker Dies In New York R. Gordon Walker, 74, a native f Grass Valley and associated throughout his life until retirement with the Oliver Continuous Filter Company of San Francisco, died in New York City Thursday night, January 15, 1959: He is survived by a wife, Hazel Austin Walker, who is the daughter of Ella M. Austin, a former ly edging toward a working understanding. To he sure. ith Rew official visits are no substitute for broken treaties, nor will . ~~ Episcopal, Church officiating official smiles alter the basie Communist purpose of world . tnterment followed in Pine Grove domination. Ce But Mikoyan'’s coming may have been a veiled admission by the Kremlin that the Communist world, as well as the West, needs peace and trade in order to survive. It may also . mean that despite his usual bluff and bluster. Khrushchev is now ready to approach enforceable agreements with the Cedric (Porter of Trin) Nevada County superintendent of hools NS He was a brother .of the late . Minnie Walker Oliver and the llate Randelph P. (Bob) Walker. reared and attended fwho were } } chon) here West. This may be, but for the time being let’s keep our atomic powder dry. . . ver directors are Arnold . Jack Cramer Heads Grass Valley Chamber . Annual installation of os Hold . and directors c Grass Valley . Thorsen. Ralph Greenwell. Rob. Chamber of mmerce will befert Kerr Harold Hedman. Ear! . held Saturday, January 31, 1959.] Covey. Weston Brunker. and Dr ; at the Elk mple in Grass Val-. C O Patterson. Leonard Prisk . ley. There will be a dinner and. lis the director from the junior . a dance with a cial hour be-. chamber and Joe! Bierwagen . Z£inning at 6 30 for the. from the Nevada County Farm occasion are avai to both] Bureau . members and non-me their Speaker for the evening wil! . mandant at Beg! Air Forcee ase 5 . . dc eae oa Force Base without interrupting sleep or work! . t Weistiaaty. tooth + r Lou Hartman will be master of} When constipation sours your . ceremonies . stomach, i 1 logy, heada ng with Jack Cramer as. pr dent are Cletus Osterholt of] Safeway Stores Ny secretarv rn Otney fflcer t be n-talled pure vegetable h z '. 1 B D Gear sut gentle. Get Bla-k-Draught I sca = a TS ba Sa in Powder or Granulated form and now a) V W F € Gail Gor tn new, easy-to-take Tablets. tco Chey Pp Pa: When constipation s Ac Pau Pave ¢ a constipation sours i ee CHILDREN: young digestions, get r np Ming Syrup of Black-Draught Tastes honey-sweet! OWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION COMPLETE WIRE SERVICE . NEVADA CITY FLERIST. ( §¥ Emergency Phone NC 573 230 Commercial Street, Nevada City QUALITY e i) aad t Phone NC 116 NOTHING DOWN { Payments as low as $4.76 per month ) { It's Best To Buy the Very Best Roofing Poor roofing may do the same things for your home as good reofing— { for a year or two! But, with the roofing we have you won’t have to get a SHINGLES Grass Valley Native Of Early ’60’s Dies Belle Nathan, native of Grass Valley and chartre members of Aurora Chapter No. 40, Order of Eastern Star, Grass Valley, died last Wednesday, January 14, 1959, at San Francisco. She was a daughter of early day Grass Valley pioneers, Benjamin and Susan Nathan, but for many years had lived in San Francisco. Miss Nathan, despite her 97 years, was alert and active. She maintained a great interest in Nevada County always. Bereaved are two nieces and three nephews: Denna Isaac, Hilda Na,than, Dr. Sylvan Haas, Sigmund Neuhaus and Lewis Edwards, all residing in the Bay Area. Funeral services were held last Sunday, January 18, 1959, in the Halstead and Son Chapel in San Francisco, with committal in the Bay Area, George S. Partington Rites Held January 16 Funeral services were held last Friday, January 16, 1959, for George S. Partington, age 72 years. A native of the Isle of Mann, Mr. Partington was an employee of the North Star and Empire mines for 40 years. Services were held at HooperWeaver Mortuary Chapel. The Rev. Harry Leigh-Pink of Emmanual Episcopal Church officiated, and burial was made in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. Mr. Partington died in Miners Hospital in Nevada City, Calif., on January 12 ,1959, after a week's illness. Mr. Partington was the husband of Madge Partington of Grass Valley; father of Justin and Robert Partington, both of Grass Valley; Lewis Partington of Rosesville, Placer County; Mrs. Lydia Nobs of Utah, and Mrs. Eileen Earhart of Santa Clara, and brother of Robert and Louis Partington, both of the Isle of Man Grass Valley Resident Takes Own Life Frank Rav Peters. a resident of the Grass Valley area since last October, living on the lower Colfax Road, took his own life last Wednesday. The body was discovered Sunday. Funeral services have been arranged for today (January 22) and will be held at HooperWeaver Mortuary Chapel. Burial will be made in Elm Ridge Lawn Cemeter, Grass Valley. Almost all of California's quickiver mines are located in the Coast Range between Lake and Riverside Counties. INGROWN NAIL HURTING YOU? Na i Immediate Z Relief! A few drops of OUTGRO ri essed relief from cagmientl moe, vee bi nail. OUTGRO toughens the skin underneath the aay allows the nail to be cut and thus ler mavallabicit clit eee nO new roof for many years. ( ) { SPORTS 4 230 Broad St. YES FOLKS WE’RE OPEN SKIS A Complete Line Of SPORTING GOODS OUTDOOR WEAR . ‘SPECIAL CONSIDERATION GIVEN TO GROUPS ! RYAN’S CLUBS AND SCHOOLS AUTO PRODUCTION . Automotive factories in the United States turned out a total Harrietalittiemahomhasmbeen of 4,120,913 motor vehicles durill at Jones Memorial Hospital, is. img the period from January 1, home and reported as doing well. . through November 15 last year, Harriet is emplsyed by the U. S. reports the National Automobile Forest Service. Club. Théy produced 6,289,083 * \ ed} ‘ Mrs. Irene Westbrook, wife of . moter vehicles during the same . NEWS BRIEFS H. W. (Pop) Westbrook of the. period in 1957 Golden Rule Store, has been ill : ia and spent some time in Jones Z G tf Memorial Hospital. She is now emo rea or convalescing at home. * * * ? Joe Rumney, 347 East Bennett Street, Grass Valley. who entered Miners Hospital on January 15, is showing some improvement * * * * William Spargo, North Auburn Street (Grass Valley) who is in Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital with compound fractures of the left leg and arm resulting from an accident which happened last Saturday, January 17, when he was struck bv a car as he crossed West Main Street. is showing 1m provement Minor Burns, Cuts Zemo, a doctor’s formula, liquid or ointment, soothes, helps eal minor burns, cuts, bruises. Family antiseptic, eases itch of surface rashes, eczema, teen-age imples, athlete's foot. Stops scratching, so aids faster healing. For stubborn cases, get Extra Strength Zemo. Helps Heal And Clear Itchy Skin Rash! Zemo—liquid or ointment—a doctor’s antiseptic, promptly relieves itching, stops scratching and so helps heal and clear surface skin + * * « Rev. E. Lester Lewis, pastor of . ‘rashes. Buy Extra the Methodist Church in Grass Strength Zemo or Z@MO Valley, who was. stricken last stubborn cases! week andd underwent surgery at Larne 2 Seer ee a Sierra Nevada Memorial HosRE CAG eae ‘c!'. What clean, refreshing an nil go home e ar fuA aa Wi om in ? nea 1 shaves you get with a “es # © Gillette pe RAZOYr A rummage sale will be held in a downtown location March 3-4. There will be clothing for all ages, many household articles and other interesting rummage man matched to sale items. Sale to be conducted REGULAR your face by the Grass Valley Rifle Rod . and Gun Club Auxiliary with Blue Blade Dispenser and Styrene case Bank of America Declares Dividend A regular quarterly dividend of 45 cents per share was declared: on Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association! capital stock by the bank's board . of directors at a meeting held January 20 in San Francisco The dividend, pavable February 27 to shareholders of record Februarv 6. is at the annual rate of $1.60 per share GEO. H. SHIRKEY, Opt. D. OPTOMETRIST 118 Mill Street Grass Valley California CLEARANCE SALE PRICES SLASHED To Make Room For ! SPRING CLOTHES Shaving Is Slicker — Blade Changing Quicker wGillette BLUE BLADES. iN aney DISPENSER wi used-blade YOUNG TEENS National Hotel Nevada City 10 For 20 For 98° 49: WE'RE Winter-Sports:)keapqu, Equipment: =; Offering To You RENTALS RACKS BOOTS : ( ( ( : ; Everything For The Skier . ( ( ( ( ( WATCH FOR OUR BIG FORMAL OPENING CENTER Nevada City ey CRN: -

Page 2 NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET January 22. 1959 NEVADA COUNTY NUGCET and Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget and Tri-County News Published Every Thursday by TRUSCOTT PRINTING COMPANY, Inc 212 W Main Street 239 Commercial Street Telephone 1136 Birth s MILLER: At the Sierra Nevada Memoria! Hospital, Nevada CounTelephone 36 Grass Valley. California Nevada City, California ty. December 30, 1958. to a JOHN D. TRUSCOTT Publisher . &"d ty Pia Miller, Grass GERALD B WALLACE z Editor (enn . LLOYD CARLE Advertising Manager} NICKSON At Sierra Nevada . LESLIE SIMMS Circulation Manager. Memorial Hospital, Nevada CounJIM TRATHEN Shop Superintendent. ty. January 7. 1959, to Mr and . TUDIFE SCHWECKE Composing Room. Mts. Wilbur Nickson, Grass Val. NORMAN NEVINS ley. a son } ey ber 5 lass matter at the post office ALLHANDS : At Sierra Nevada, Ney ah: Cc f Congress of March 3, 1878. . Memorial Hi spital, Nevada Coundic } ’ nber 6. 1951, in Nevada Countyfty, January 9. 1959. te Mr and S T ( Dec Mrs. Charles Allhands of MarvsSuit t Six Months $175 ville. Yuba County. a son Naver Rate Request BEAVER: At Sierra Nevada {Memorial Hospital, Nevada Countv. January 11, 1959. to Mr. and : : a son Congress could do worse than find room on its crowded STARE ORIO sat Sa schedule for a study of the gold situation. Such a «study could Nie f te have important resulta for California, once a leading gold i a Nevada . January 12 1959. to Myr and . producing state, as well as for the nation ; Mrs Jerry Stafford, Nevada City There has been much talk. for example, about the drain fa san of U.S. gold reserves by foreign nations under the Bretton POLLAN At Sierra Nevada Me Woods agreement of 1944 Tt ls asserted that foreign nations Pmora! Hospital, Nevada Caunt have a hen on zs much as 15 hillions of our 22 billion dollar f Januar: I 19359. te Mr vd Sata i ry Mrs William Dolan. Grass Val: . Zoe FESO TNC sa lex 4 hatehtes Beeause the subjeets af gold. money and eredit are so Tee L.: A M ! moplex and mvysterions. very few individuala are able ta ban : ada complex and m ey far theniselves, . Moral Hospital. Nevada Counts ascertain the truth about such a situation pe LA Naa 4} January 13. 1959. to Mr. and Mrs It therefore should be a job for analvsis by Congresre anc Albert Ball. Grass Valley. a experts emploved by it jaughter While if is about it. Congress might also delve into the SAGO: At Merev Hospital, Saci ilv-explained increase in the professional. January 7, 1959, use of gold in the United States which Jt) Mr and Mrs. Al Sago (Betty a vear hefore World War IT. In [Jane Carey) of Woodland, Yolo the first vear of the war. it jumped to $4,000,000 and it JCminty. a son, weight 8 pounds uch as $137,000,000 in one vear since then. J9nd 4 ounces . . Mi » Saad f also try to ascertain whether Russia THOMPSON ; Santa Monica. Los Annever-satisfact sty ramento County. industrial and artistic averaged about $500,000 has totaled as m . . At Sant “2 Cones umicht At Santa Monica ¥( Hospital is busily mining gold to support a gold-hacked. fully-eon. ° Benito ber 27. 1oS8 l 4 ie ! peles ount ecembe Sih aooe vertible ruble as a weapon in world trade marts, as reported, [7° Roe es Dah TP Th fps While most gold mines in the United States are shut down aia 4 som. Russell “Tildem The under a $35 an ounce ceiling set in 1933 and foreigners re. qs Thompsons of Grass Valley portedly drain off our gold supply. are the paternal grandparents California produced $50,000,000 in gold in 19404 from == more thar O00 mines emplovi 0,000 > 957. i ae more than 1.000 mines employing 10.000 men. In 1957,. it Divorces Granted produced barely $5,000,000 from 160 mines, employvng an estimated 5000 men. Perhaps this once vigorous industry, so Interlocutory cee ae ay Important to California’s mountain counties, might be re-. ‘°™* * ee a foe perior Court last week at stored if we could get the facts about our gold. aan motion proceedings. Grant was A Or een a So eee “= made to Marguerite J Bradley The Affair Mikoyan Nes TH, Biotey ean r Kehn frem Merle GraThe rough-and-tumble Mikovan tour of Ameriea which Kehn. and J vine (Co) Gale Deaths ELISHA CURTIS DIES AT OROVILLE Elisha Y. Curtis, age 57. Oroville included everything from mob scenes at airports to mild banquet scenes at swank “capitalistic” hotels and clubs has given us much to think about. The mobs, however justified their cause, did not help either their cause or America’s standing in the eyes of the world. We deplored the treatment accorded Vice President Nixon in South America; we cannet condone similar treatment of a visitor to this country. We realize that it is not easy to practise restraint where incredible personal and family sufferings are involved, ag in passed away at January 6 A native of Nevada City and a the case of the Hungarian refugees. But they do Ameriea a! Prother of Mrs Ellen Joyner disservice by using methods of protest that could involve this a : [ye aK ox 17. 1901, . he at country in a dangerous international incident. oe ene et Baas and As to Mikoyan’s pleasant speeches and “frank” answers, } 0 0 Yaa ane there was something of a ‘‘malice-in-Wonderland” air about . ” GULLS: WAS TA sluVer ine thes Out them. One found it hard to square his appeal for disarma. 4.4;< and an avid hunter. and ment, friendship and increased trade with the Soviet recal. ¢:<) citrance at. disarmament meetings. in U. N. councils and in ]}orother, Ceci} Berlin. And one could not forget that anv devoted Communist Is also a devoted liar when the occasion dernands Yet, the very fact that Mikovan, the second man in the Moscow hierarchy, had come to vsit the United States. was in itself reason to hope that Russia and the West are gradualler man Surviving ah a Curtis of Auburn: Jovner. a sister. of this city, u nieces and nephews Funeral Friday. January from Bergemann held p.m Home services were Othed tee Funeral a] Hospital. Nevada Coun-] s, VITAL STATISTICS Mary E. Campbell Succumbs At Hospital Mary Ellen Campbell, 76, passed away January 7, 1959, at Miners Hospital. She was a memlber of one of the oldest mining and ranching families in this area. She was a sister of. County Supervisor J. C. Coughlan. Rosary was said at Mr. Coughlan’s home in North Columbia, Friday. and a funeral] mass was held Saturday, January 10, at St. Patrick’s Church in Cherokee. The North San Juan Catholic Cemetery was the place of burial. Rev. Dauiel Minogue officiated at the services. Bergemann Funeral Chapel handled the arangements. Mrs. Campbell is survived by her brother. J. C. Coughlan; a Margaret Coughlan;; a daughter, Mary Jane Campbell, f Francis, William, wt James. ster, 1 fon ns 1 Ada J. Borman Succumbs At Hospital Funeral services were hald last Tuesday, January 20, 1959, for Ada J Borman. who passed away at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. Bereaved by her passing are a daughter, Edith M. Ford, Grass Valley; a son, George A. Borman, Truckee; five sisters, 3ertha D. Titus, San Francisco; Altha Adams, San _ Francisco; Maude Campbell, North San Juan; Lena Lockwood, Pacoima, Calif.; Letty Doyle, New York City: a brother, Merton Titus. two grandsons, James J. BerSalinas; Ford, Chico, and Ribert G man, Santa Cruz Services were held at HooperWeaver Mortuary Chapel, Grass Valley, Calif. with Rev. Robert Findley of Nevada City Methodist Church officiating. Cremation followed at Sierra Lawn, Marysville, Calif Mrs. Emma Brown Succumbs in S. F. Mrs Emma Brown of Lake Vera Road, Nevada City. Calif passsed away in San Francisco Friday, January 16, 1959. She was the mother of Clyde Richardson and Charlene Stogner of Nevada City and Mrs. Hazel Emmons and Robert Richardson of San Francisco Funeral services were held in San Francisco and burial was in Natoinal Cemetery Golden Gate R. Gordon Walker Dies In New York R. Gordon Walker, 74, a native f Grass Valley and associated throughout his life until retirement with the Oliver Continuous Filter Company of San Francisco, died in New York City Thursday night, January 15, 1959: He is survived by a wife, Hazel Austin Walker, who is the daughter of Ella M. Austin, a former ly edging toward a working understanding. To he sure. ith Rew official visits are no substitute for broken treaties, nor will . ~~ Episcopal, Church officiating official smiles alter the basie Communist purpose of world . tnterment followed in Pine Grove domination. Ce But Mikoyan'’s coming may have been a veiled admission by the Kremlin that the Communist world, as well as the West, needs peace and trade in order to survive. It may also . mean that despite his usual bluff and bluster. Khrushchev is now ready to approach enforceable agreements with the Cedric (Porter of Trin) Nevada County superintendent of hools NS He was a brother .of the late . Minnie Walker Oliver and the llate Randelph P. (Bob) Walker. reared and attended fwho were } } chon) here West. This may be, but for the time being let’s keep our atomic powder dry. . . ver directors are Arnold . Jack Cramer Heads Grass Valley Chamber . Annual installation of os Hold . and directors c Grass Valley . Thorsen. Ralph Greenwell. Rob. Chamber of mmerce will befert Kerr Harold Hedman. Ear! . held Saturday, January 31, 1959.] Covey. Weston Brunker. and Dr ; at the Elk mple in Grass Val-. C O Patterson. Leonard Prisk . ley. There will be a dinner and. lis the director from the junior . a dance with a cial hour be-. chamber and Joe! Bierwagen . Z£inning at 6 30 for the. from the Nevada County Farm occasion are avai to both] Bureau . members and non-me their Speaker for the evening wil! . mandant at Beg! Air Forcee ase 5 . . dc eae oa Force Base without interrupting sleep or work! . t Weistiaaty. tooth + r Lou Hartman will be master of} When constipation sours your . ceremonies . stomach, i 1 logy, heada ng with Jack Cramer as. pr dent are Cletus Osterholt of] Safeway Stores Ny secretarv rn Otney fflcer t be n-talled pure vegetable h z '. 1 B D Gear sut gentle. Get Bla-k-Draught I sca = a TS ba Sa in Powder or Granulated form and now a) V W F € Gail Gor tn new, easy-to-take Tablets. tco Chey Pp Pa: When constipation s Ac Pau Pave ¢ a constipation sours i ee CHILDREN: young digestions, get r np Ming Syrup of Black-Draught Tastes honey-sweet!

OWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION COMPLETE WIRE SERVICE . NEVADA CITY FLERIST. ( §¥ Emergency Phone NC 573 230 Commercial Street, Nevada City QUALITY e i) aad t Phone NC 116 NOTHING DOWN { Payments as low as $4.76 per month ) { It's Best To Buy the Very Best Roofing Poor roofing may do the same things for your home as good reofing— { for a year or two! But, with the roofing we have you won’t have to get a SHINGLES Grass Valley Native Of Early ’60’s Dies Belle Nathan, native of Grass Valley and chartre members of Aurora Chapter No. 40, Order of Eastern Star, Grass Valley, died last Wednesday, January 14, 1959, at San Francisco. She was a daughter of early day Grass Valley pioneers, Benjamin and Susan Nathan, but for many years had lived in San Francisco. Miss Nathan, despite her 97 years, was alert and active. She maintained a great interest in Nevada County always. Bereaved are two nieces and three nephews: Denna Isaac, Hilda Na,than, Dr. Sylvan Haas, Sigmund Neuhaus and Lewis Edwards, all residing in the Bay Area. Funeral services were held last Sunday, January 18, 1959, in the Halstead and Son Chapel in San Francisco, with committal in the Bay Area, George S. Partington Rites Held January 16 Funeral services were held last Friday, January 16, 1959, for George S. Partington, age 72 years. A native of the Isle of Mann, Mr. Partington was an employee of the North Star and Empire mines for 40 years. Services were held at HooperWeaver Mortuary Chapel. The Rev. Harry Leigh-Pink of Emmanual Episcopal Church officiated, and burial was made in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. Mr. Partington died in Miners Hospital in Nevada City, Calif., on January 12 ,1959, after a week's illness. Mr. Partington was the husband of Madge Partington of Grass Valley; father of Justin and Robert Partington, both of Grass Valley; Lewis Partington of Rosesville, Placer County; Mrs. Lydia Nobs of Utah, and Mrs. Eileen Earhart of Santa Clara, and brother of Robert and Louis Partington, both of the Isle of Man Grass Valley Resident Takes Own Life Frank Rav Peters. a resident of the Grass Valley area since last October, living on the lower Colfax Road, took his own life last Wednesday. The body was discovered Sunday. Funeral services have been arranged for today (January 22) and will be held at HooperWeaver Mortuary Chapel. Burial will be made in Elm Ridge Lawn Cemeter, Grass Valley. Almost all of California's quickiver mines are located in the Coast Range between Lake and Riverside Counties. INGROWN NAIL HURTING YOU? Na i Immediate Z Relief! A few drops of OUTGRO ri essed relief from cagmientl moe, vee bi nail. OUTGRO toughens the skin underneath the aay allows the nail to be cut and thus ler mavallabicit clit eee nO new roof for many years. ( ) { SPORTS 4 230 Broad St. YES FOLKS WE’RE OPEN SKIS A Complete Line Of SPORTING GOODS OUTDOOR WEAR . ‘SPECIAL CONSIDERATION GIVEN TO GROUPS ! RYAN’S CLUBS AND SCHOOLS AUTO PRODUCTION . Automotive factories in the United States turned out a total Harrietalittiemahomhasmbeen of 4,120,913 motor vehicles durill at Jones Memorial Hospital, is. img the period from January 1, home and reported as doing well. . through November 15 last year, Harriet is emplsyed by the U. S. reports the National Automobile Forest Service. Club. Théy produced 6,289,083 * \ ed} ‘ Mrs. Irene Westbrook, wife of . moter vehicles during the same . NEWS BRIEFS H. W. (Pop) Westbrook of the. period in 1957 Golden Rule Store, has been ill : ia and spent some time in Jones Z G tf Memorial Hospital. She is now emo rea or convalescing at home. * * * ? Joe Rumney, 347 East Bennett Street, Grass Valley. who entered Miners Hospital on January 15, is showing some improvement * * * * William Spargo, North Auburn Street (Grass Valley) who is in Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital with compound fractures of the left leg and arm resulting from an accident which happened last Saturday, January 17, when he was struck bv a car as he crossed West Main Street. is showing 1m provement Minor Burns, Cuts Zemo, a doctor’s formula, liquid or ointment, soothes, helps eal minor burns, cuts, bruises. Family antiseptic, eases itch of surface rashes, eczema, teen-age imples, athlete's foot. Stops scratching, so aids faster healing. For stubborn cases, get Extra Strength Zemo. Helps Heal And Clear Itchy Skin Rash! Zemo—liquid or ointment—a doctor’s antiseptic, promptly relieves itching, stops scratching and so helps heal and clear surface skin + * * « Rev. E. Lester Lewis, pastor of . ‘rashes. Buy Extra the Methodist Church in Grass Strength Zemo or Z@MO Valley, who was. stricken last stubborn cases! week andd underwent surgery at Larne 2 Seer ee a Sierra Nevada Memorial HosRE CAG eae ‘c!'. What clean, refreshing an nil go home e ar fuA aa Wi om in ? nea 1 shaves you get with a “es # © Gillette pe RAZOYr A rummage sale will be held in a downtown location March 3-4. There will be clothing for all ages, many household articles and other interesting rummage man matched to sale items. Sale to be conducted REGULAR your face by the Grass Valley Rifle Rod . and Gun Club Auxiliary with Blue Blade Dispenser and Styrene case Bank of America Declares Dividend A regular quarterly dividend of 45 cents per share was declared: on Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association! capital stock by the bank's board . of directors at a meeting held January 20 in San Francisco The dividend, pavable February 27 to shareholders of record Februarv 6. is at the annual rate of $1.60 per share GEO. H. SHIRKEY, Opt. D. OPTOMETRIST 118 Mill Street Grass Valley California CLEARANCE SALE PRICES SLASHED To Make Room For ! SPRING CLOTHES Shaving Is Slicker — Blade Changing Quicker wGillette BLUE BLADES. iN aney DISPENSER wi used-blade YOUNG TEENS National Hotel Nevada City 10 For 20 For 98° 49: WE'RE Winter-Sports:)keapqu, Equipment: =; Offering To You RENTALS RACKS BOOTS : ( ( ( : ; Everything For The Skier . ( ( ( ( ( WATCH FOR OUR BIG FORMAL OPENING CENTER Nevada City ey CRN: -