January 8, 1959 (8 pages)

$y and NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY NUGGET and TRI-COUNT SERVING THE COMMUNITIES OF NEVADA CITY, GRASS VALLEY, RED DOG, YOU BET. TOWN TALK. GLENBR OMEGA, FRENCH CORRAL, ROUGH AND READY, GRANITEVILLE, NORTH SAN JUAN. NORTH BLOOMFIELD, CEDAR RIDGE, UNION HILL. PEARDALE, SUMMIT CITY. WALLOUPA, GOUGE EYE, LIME KILN. CHICAGO P SELBY FLAT, GRIZZLY HILL, GOLD FLAT. SOGGSVILLE, GOLD QUAKER HILL. WILLOW VALLEY. NEWTOWN. INDIAN FLAT, a: = Weather or Not NEVADA CITY NEWS OOK, LITTLE YORK. CHEROKEE. MOONEY FLAT, SWEETLAND. ALPHA, HUMBUG, RELIEF HILL. WASHINGTON, BLUE*TENT, LaBARR MEADOWS. . AHK. WOLF, CHRISTMAS HILL. LIBERTY HILL, SAILOR FLAT. LAKE CITY. “LOWELL HILL, BOURBON HILL, SCOTCH HILL, NORTH COLUMBIA, COLUMBIA HILL, BRANDY FLAT. SEBASTOPOL BRIDGEPORT. BIRCHVILLE, MOORE'S FLAT, ORLEANS FLAT. REMINGTON HILL. ANTHONY HOUSE, DELIRIUM TREMENS. Date Max. Min. Rain Dec. 31 PGS G2 2. Jan. 1 Si) 29 Jan, 2 reo2 226 Jan. 4 42 19 Ld van, 5 45 25 84 Jan. 6 43 38 2.63 Rain to dat 9.31 Rain last 19.81 GRASS VALLEY 33rd Year, No. 2 Nevada City-Grass Valley, California, Thursday, January 8, 1959 re Price Date Max. Min. Rain Dec. 3} 66 42 Jan. . 66 42 Janie ea 8 30 wanes 45, 24 Jan. 4 49 26 é ‘ arises 46 32 atts) Jan. 6 41 DOU oS ———————— Rain to date 9.05 Ten Cents Rain last year 20.10 of Two Cities By SHRDLU AND WELCOME ABOARD to young sprout DAVID FRANK MILLER, first citizen to be born in the new Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. Young “Dave,” a real boy if I ever saw one, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Miller of Grass Valley. Mother Nancy and son Dave are both. doing splendidly. Poppa Miller is a genial voung police officer on the Grass Valley force. BUNION BEATING AROUND. I dragged my fallen arches into Pete”s Cafe in Nevada City on New Years Eve and gosh, folks, there was very little standing room. Just about everybody who had a body was there at one time or another. If this guy George doesn't quit calling me an admiral Ill probably gét a redu tion in rate from the good old original who sits at Nevada City city hall. AT THE VETERANS MEMORIAL BUILDING, the American Legion hosted a capacity crowd at the New Years Eve doings. Here again, just about everybody turned out to wish each and all the best danged New Year of all . . 1959. Holbrooke Hotel, Monty’s, Blaze’s, and many, many other night spots prepared for the occasion of celebration. A minimum of the worst happened and law guardians from both cities reported all’s well that ends well and that’s’ something for New Years Eve. SEEMS AS THOUGH, with this embarkation of the New Year, people who are responsible for the manufacture, distribution and sale of goods such as automobiles, refrigerators, washing machines and stuff like that are giving a second look at the possibilities of the home town newspaper as an advertising medium. Contracts . given the NUGGET for the year 1959 indicate that, Nevada Countywise, the Nougat is a forceful force. . * * * RK * A NEWSPAPERMAN’S DREAM r O Lord, have mercy on this guy as I wander here below, Gathering news and spreading tales about the folks we know It’s true, I am inquisitive .a very nosey guy; My one redeeming feature is: I’m seldom known to lie. I have my nose in everything that happens here on earth. No matter what your standing is, how high or low your brith, You try and steal some money and present a pretty tale; I come out and tell the truth as to why you went to jail. You wreck your car on one short beer, or so you firmly stated: I come out and say the judge declared you inebriated. The preacher brings his sermons in, the lawyer brings his will The plumber states in big bold type he must collect his bill I print news about the time you first saw the light of day, About the things you did on earth, and when you passed away I have to delve in everything from politics to treason . . At times I am convinced that even murder is in season. It’s queer how folks will do nice things, then drop a little hint, As how it wouldn’t hurt a bit to have it show in print. Then that same guy, while flying high, will cut a foolish caper, And go to any length at all to keep it from the paper. ? And so I ask Thy mercy as I near the Golden Stairs . . . You put me here to stick my nose in other folks’ affairs! IT HAPPENED in Nevada County ee es 8 @ Harold Biqas. Grass Valley real estate broker and insurance man with a continuous record of 4] «ears in business in one location. has established his new office at his home at 220 Colfax Avenue in Grass Valley. Biggs has maintained offices in the Union Building since 1917. following his graduation from the University of California, oe ¢ & € Madison Lodge No. 23, F. & A. M., held its 180th annual installation at the Masonic Temple last Thursday night. The installation dinner, for Masons, their wives and guests, started at 6:30. Edward Farley, inspector of the 208th Masaqnic District, was in charge of the seating of new offiéers. Selections by vocalists Mrs. Thomas Threlkeld and Emoy D. Ford were included in the program. William H. Brooks became the new master of the lodge, succeeding John R. Parkhouse. es; ¢ &@ & Watch out for phony septic tank inspectors posing as representing ihe Nevada County Health Department. There are no official septic tank inspectors visiting rural areas. and persons claiming to be official inspectors are probably seeking septic tank cleaning jobs, se; ® 6 6 Bible Study Week is being observed at the First Baptist Church, 714 West Main Street, Grass Valley. Bible Study Week is an annual affair during the first week of January in the churches cooperating with the Southern Baptist Convention and is designed to better acquaint the people with the Bible and its teachings. The guide book by Dr. Peterson is available at the church for those wishing to participate in the study. Visitors are invited to attend the studies. ess *©* @© & The McCall brothers of Chicago Park are being held in the county jail at Marysville. Bobby, age 20: Clarles, age 19, and a third brother. age 14, went on a rampage in Olivehurst, having allegedly robbed a tavern of $31, slugging the attendant with a bottle and taking off in high gear, only to have their car overturned in a ditch east of Marysville while heading for the Nevada County line. The Beat Nevada County Shows Gain In New Business During Year 1958 Nevada Couaty listed 1 Dei } cent more businesses in 1958 tian . in 1953, according to a repert re. leased this week by Dun & BradStreet. Grass Valley realized a 1.7 pet sent INCECASe. lay 23.1 per and Soda Springs cent inercase in the period, while Nevada City suffered a drop of 13.9 per cent ‘d this past vear in Ne vada Countv, Which is an increase of 8 busif cart, district neanaper of Francisc Dun & Bradstreet. OThice oi Basing his facts tponthes figures in the current November, 1958, Reference Book. Cathcart points out that tie 47 counties in Northern California showed an . ! . . ‘Horsemen Hold Meet . At Seaman’s Lodge Horsemen from Nevada County were hosts to the exécutive board, region 3, California Horsemens Association Sunday. Representatives from Placerville, Colusa, Marysville, Yuba City, Clarksburg and Sacramento were in attendance. Breakfast was served by Mildred Tobiassen and her committee. Roy Peterson, president of the region conductied the business meeting. Forestry Board To Hold Meet Today The State Board of Forestry , will meet in regular session at Sacramento today 1959) in the auditorium, Departlast ment of Employment, 722 Capital . Avenue. The at 10 a.m. The mecting ports on Implementation of the Fire Plan, Fire Weather Index and Forecusting, Progress Report meeting will will include on Range Improvement publica. } tions, and a review of the con'ference of the joint Boards of Foresty of Oregon, Washington, and California, which took place on December 11, 1958. New Business Association Forms Several of the business men on } Main and Commercial Streets i liave recently felt that the need for a merchants association that . . would actively represeni them ; to the public, so the owners, managers and employees of the es. tablishments on these two streets are invited to attend an organiza. tional meeting of the “Commercial-Main Streets Business Mens Association.” The meeting will be held at Blaze's on Ce atesup mm: . Attends Navy School Wednesday, January cent increase, Truckee a 23.5 per . . number of businesses for the same . ‘Tnere were 448 businesses list. nesses over 1953. said R. F. Cath-! (January 8, . } start . re. increase of 4 per cenit f five-year period. The Reference Bu manufacturers,.Wiidgle ales te tailers und panies, such as. gus tations and launderi SOMmeé eS Neat is Cepy It dovs: not include all p sional ond SETVICe Dias n such as barber and beasity slay reai estate ant stuck ppote i More than 25. } tof all commercial transis! } Finite Stats erect Aocredat ; terms.” contiued Cat ee Ohor HEU CETL ai Oe fy ; W q tea irl . PorCar yon) towho ui ta7evea! ny { € h.ppl i ! NIU 1 CisiOns. Cancer Fund Society To Plan For 09 Keeny ioe chairman of the Nevada Count Cancer Soc leby;, vali inced this week that a gene: Gant Ht Pao: Offic &rs. ee ttvce members and others imterested in the promotion of fhe cancer society lin Nevada County will be held in {the Bank of Arerica Building, . Nevada Cite. Tae las, Senwars ) 13, at 4 p.m. for organization and planning for 1959 activities All friends and interested perSONS ARC INNcie) attend. ‘Whist Party To Benefit Polio Drive Banner Gra: Will sponsor a Whist party Grange Hal} ,on McCourtn: Road Saturday. i January 17. 1 funds for the }annual polis Vd drive. A barbeque lisseric, a A pend a turkey » be among th . prizes offered nd attendance . will not be neces-ary to win these . prizes, Donations to + Grange polio . benefit) may through . 1940. or Ties Rindginan, G . Valley 92-J-1 Door prize: consist of a $25 savings bond and other }awards In addition to the high score prizes. Coffee and cake will be served by the sponsoring previous years. Veterans Must Report Income 68,000 disabled group as in Approximate! veterans and wid in California who receive monthly pension payments are being reminded by the Veterans Administration to report their annual income promptly and thus javoid the risk of having their PICTURED ABOVE is Miss . . Barbara Ann Potter, daughter . Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Potter . of 150 South Auburn Street, Grass Valley, who recently completed nine weeks of recruit training at the U. $. Naval Training Center, Bainbridge, Maryland, and has been visiting with her parents during the holidays. Barbara will return to Bainbridge for a course in communication technication for about eight weeks and will be assigned to one of the Navy’‘s communicaton centers. Prior to her entry into the Navy. Barbara attended Novada Union Senior High School, and is a graduate of the 1958 class. . Payments stopped. J Glenn Corbitt, manager of {the VA regionaloffice at San . Francisco, said that VA is now . mailing to all Pension recipients a tabulating care upon which the . income report miy be made. Pensions eecase if the income of a simgie individual exceeds $1,400 O1 700 if th celplent has de. pendents Resulations — require payment to be stepped if the income report is net received within 40 days ; He warned that the tabulating ;eard will be processed mechani. ally when it is :}cturned and that cutting, folding or otherwise mutilating tg will delay the recording of the information and risk a cut-off of payments. cted ing tion. SerVice-conis compensaRevoked License Driver Gets 100 Days In Jail Joe Tatom, 21, Nevada City, is serving out a $525 fine in the Nevada County Jail following his plea of guilty to driving with a revoked license. Grass Valley Judicial District Judge Vic Montre issued the sentence. ws of veterans . No income questionnaire is sent . to veterans or dependents receiv. NATIVE SONS ALL CUAR'Z PARLOR No. 58, Native Sons of Grass Valley, called on Baby Boy David Frank Miller at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital ic pre-ont the youngster with a U. S. savings bond. Vevid and Mrs. is the son of .Mr. James C. Car Registration Renewals Start California 1959 auto regsitration renewal period has now erie’ and wii run through February .4. 4 Miller of Grass Valley. Pictured, left to right, are Ed W:ilifcrd, vic2 president; Earl L. Covey, District Deputy: Howard Bennetts, president, and James Miller. the father. Mother Nancy and son Dave are doing nicely. thank you. (Nugget Photo) ~ Mystery Car Wreck Demo Endorsing Owner Is Sought Convention Jan. 10 Report Democratic entatives of Chie} Silver white is the color of leunde: C At bott of Sacramen. 0'84)' nS Nevada, Placer tie new sticker to be placed . to and Renu, as the answer to the . a%2 Si! ra°Counties met in Grass over the 1958 greea emblem. MVStE rie dHtoOmubtiie Wreck tnValles recently 2 plan for the Othe tear license plate, PalvieWecdes Bo Gages r ate na vial endorsing convention T'.e stickers are now on sale) kan Washington, and Ed Juhn-. ° Reld in Grass Valley on Jana. «ver 400 offices throughout <on of Oklahoma The pair Mess SULLNIOS aN 9am. The _ ihe state. : pleaded guilty last week in NeeB OE Cia Ea, wee Stickers may be obtained at veda Judcial District Court to] '@Ue Candidate to run for the the ii ghway Patrol offices on t charge of taking a car without . Sesh IES nate, seat formerly held the Grass Valley-Nevada City , th Fighwey and at Truckee. Judge George ae need each of $30 Fine; Hit-Run . . . owner's permission. county Jail Congressman-elect Harold T. Bizz Johnson, Delegates vligible to attend the ill-duy event, to be held at the Vete Gildersleeve senthem to 90 days Puzzled depu‘ } sammitte WAG Gian a Se rans Memorial Building, inC harge Is Dropped net S a ey penta ae none lude members of the Democratic Phi Hyp Jorgensen, ] North evidence to support the care Central Ce oe of the three San Jue \ $30 in Grass]. nst the pair, who refuse . il . members of all clubs tet COuUrtl = (25 the case: fiic vy charted prior to Non t » being Bauer and Johnson were ar-. ¥e™mber 4, 1958, and elected noniruin noor about an auiomabile December 15 after the car. Parusan ce y and local offiJucir Vie Monti Thefin which they were traveling clals who are registered Demotun charge was dropped . iy vrecked on State Highway] ¢rats ion Jorgensen said he was not. 20 NU Weniles castor Nevada Any potential candidates are in tthe ume. His buddy. ¢ Rumi aie lined a nclee ne ted ta contaet the chairman ho has since returned] u r treatment in. the county pective county central Wdesa, Was the driver, veral dus cominitte for turther informaUC . t Ji Restitueae ly wreeked car was registered The chairmen are Fred Gar! mnaves will be made]dt. Ab believed to be a memRoseville, Placer County; by Jorgensen Marv Haddy Seeks “ar 2 st State Senatorship ART, ASSOCIATION MEETING vento Carpenters Hrodge, Grass .Valley, NeReno as bis last] vera County, dnd Milton Gottardi, Loyalton, Sierra County. both men haev. -\s they become available deletate li-ts may be obtained by the vandi. ates from Mrs. Stanley Raden wv GO. Bux 300, (Grass. VialPhe X da Citv Art Associa-}ley. credentials committee chair\ i ry Nenowill ht a meeting at 8 p.m.}. man City businessman. has an-. um January 6 at 3!2 Commercial Among rules proposed for d tis candidace { the. Strst to «discuss plans for the . thc mvention atthe meeting state senatur on the! Gost Christmas Fair and slides . was ane that wuld require for Diomoictatie ticket to represent. of Van Goeh. Coffee and refresh-. cndorsem: nt 60 per cent of the Placer, Nevada and Sierra Coun. ments whl be served vtoes cust a! rs z a) Y a! Nevada City, is Wel Hen PATTIES LN active civie affairss and has} <“"se8 <8 served six vears on the city council: . Hi 1) mount interests are] ads. i ition and water. “We . necd b ICUS reads, he] sitid, “to develop our vreatest as. cop 1 vs 99 from Rose. WITS. ti er County line } beyond Lincoln, we need no more . LTOOW ava; as 40 Nearing But access roads from pletion 2) 49 into the Sierra are sore! needed. Taese roads weuld ISS Ge tle OL BAY est Highway 20 and 49 Haddy furthe three counties naltirai nents to stated: “Our. the greatest . recreation area anywhere yet you have to hike, ride a horse have or take a four-wheel drive cal to get to most of our scenic lakes. . This takes us right baeck to the . roads, doesn't it?” . About water, Haddy stated: . . “It's a shame to sce an abundant water supply, with its potential . income, flood the lower valley . and roll out to sea. I would do} my utmost to amicab!y settle the North-South split on water while . protecting our rightful county of origin heritage.” in Grass Valley. KNOWN TO MOST WAR VETS . Pictured above is the Salvation Army building on Auburn Street Each year around the holidays, members of the ve organization see that the needy are not forgotten. Veterans of all #~ wars since Guerre No, 1 remember the Sally as a real buddy organization. (Nugget Photo)

$y and NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY NUGGET and TRI-COUNT SERVING THE COMMUNITIES OF NEVADA CITY, GRASS VALLEY, RED DOG, YOU BET. TOWN TALK. GLENBR OMEGA, FRENCH CORRAL, ROUGH AND READY, GRANITEVILLE, NORTH SAN JUAN. NORTH BLOOMFIELD, CEDAR RIDGE, UNION HILL. PEARDALE, SUMMIT CITY. WALLOUPA, GOUGE EYE, LIME KILN. CHICAGO P SELBY FLAT, GRIZZLY HILL, GOLD FLAT. SOGGSVILLE, GOLD QUAKER HILL. WILLOW VALLEY. NEWTOWN. INDIAN FLAT, a: = Weather or Not NEVADA CITY NEWS OOK, LITTLE YORK. CHEROKEE. MOONEY FLAT, SWEETLAND. ALPHA, HUMBUG, RELIEF HILL. WASHINGTON, BLUE*TENT, LaBARR MEADOWS. . AHK. WOLF, CHRISTMAS HILL. LIBERTY HILL, SAILOR FLAT. LAKE CITY. “LOWELL HILL, BOURBON HILL, SCOTCH HILL, NORTH COLUMBIA, COLUMBIA HILL, BRANDY FLAT. SEBASTOPOL BRIDGEPORT. BIRCHVILLE, MOORE'S FLAT, ORLEANS FLAT. REMINGTON HILL. ANTHONY HOUSE, DELIRIUM TREMENS. Date Max. Min. Rain Dec. 31 PGS G2 2. Jan. 1 Si) 29 Jan, 2 reo2 226 Jan. 4 42 19 Ld van, 5 45 25 84 Jan. 6 43 38 2.63 Rain to dat 9.31 Rain last 19.81 GRASS VALLEY 33rd Year, No. 2 Nevada City-Grass Valley, California, Thursday, January 8, 1959 re Price Date Max. Min. Rain Dec. 3} 66 42 Jan. . 66 42 Janie ea 8 30 wanes 45, 24 Jan. 4 49 26 é ‘ arises 46 32 atts) Jan. 6 41 DOU oS ———————— Rain to date 9.05 Ten Cents Rain last year 20.10 of Two Cities By SHRDLU AND WELCOME ABOARD to young sprout DAVID FRANK MILLER, first citizen to be born in the new Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. Young “Dave,” a real boy if I ever saw one, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Miller of Grass Valley. Mother Nancy and son Dave are both. doing splendidly. Poppa Miller is a genial voung police officer on the Grass Valley force. BUNION BEATING AROUND. I dragged my fallen arches into Pete”s Cafe in Nevada City on New Years Eve and gosh, folks, there was very little standing room. Just about everybody who had a body was there at one time or another. If this guy George doesn't quit calling me an admiral Ill probably gét a redu tion in rate from the good old original who sits at Nevada City city hall. AT THE VETERANS MEMORIAL BUILDING, the American Legion hosted a capacity crowd at the New Years Eve doings. Here again, just about everybody turned out to wish each and all the best danged New Year of all . . 1959. Holbrooke Hotel, Monty’s, Blaze’s, and many, many other night spots prepared for the occasion of celebration. A minimum of the worst happened and law guardians from both cities reported all’s well that ends well and that’s’ something for New Years Eve. SEEMS AS THOUGH, with this embarkation of the New Year, people who are responsible for the manufacture, distribution and sale of goods such as automobiles, refrigerators, washing machines and stuff like that are giving a second look at the possibilities of the home town newspaper as an advertising medium. Contracts . given the NUGGET for the year 1959 indicate that, Nevada Countywise, the Nougat is a forceful force.. . * * * RK * A NEWSPAPERMAN’S DREAM r O Lord, have mercy on this guy as I wander here below, Gathering news and spreading tales about the folks we know It’s true, I am inquisitive ..a very nosey guy; My one redeeming feature is: I’m seldom known to lie. I have my nose in everything that happens here on earth. No matter what your standing is, how high or low your brith, You try and steal some money and present a pretty tale; I come out and tell the truth as to why you went to jail. You wreck your car on one short beer, or so you firmly stated: I come out and say the judge declared you inebriated. The preacher brings his sermons in, the lawyer brings his will The plumber states in big bold type he must collect his bill I print news about the time you first saw the light of day, About the things you did on earth, and when you passed away I have to delve in everything from politics to treason . . At times I am convinced that even murder is in season. It’s queer how folks will do nice things, then drop a little hint, As how it wouldn’t hurt a bit to have it show in print. Then that same guy, while flying high, will cut a foolish caper, And go to any length at all to keep it from the paper. ? And so I ask Thy mercy as I near the Golden Stairs . . . You put me here to stick my nose in other folks’ affairs! IT HAPPENED in Nevada County ee es 8 @ Harold Biqas. Grass Valley real estate broker and insurance man with a continuous record of 4] «ears in business in one location. has established his new office at his home at 220 Colfax Avenue in Grass Valley. Biggs has maintained offices in the Union Building since 1917. following his graduation from the University of California, oe ¢ & € Madison Lodge No. 23, F. & A. M., held its 180th annual installation at the Masonic Temple last Thursday night. The installation dinner, for Masons, their wives and guests, started at 6:30. Edward Farley, inspector of the 208th Masaqnic District, was in charge of the seating of new offiéers. Selections by vocalists Mrs. Thomas Threlkeld and Emoy D. Ford were included in the program. William H. Brooks became the new master of the lodge, succeeding John R. Parkhouse. es; ¢ &@ & Watch out for phony septic tank inspectors posing as representing ihe Nevada County Health Department. There are no official septic tank inspectors visiting rural areas. and persons claiming to be official inspectors are probably seeking septic tank cleaning jobs, se; ® 6 6 Bible Study Week is being observed at the First Baptist Church, 714 West Main Street, Grass Valley. Bible Study Week is an annual affair during the first week of January in the churches cooperating with the Southern Baptist Convention and is designed to better acquaint the people with the Bible and its teachings. The guide book by Dr. Peterson is available at the church for those wishing to participate in the study. Visitors are invited to attend the studies. ess *©* @© & The McCall brothers of Chicago Park are being held in the county jail at Marysville. Bobby, age 20: Clarles, age 19, and a third brother. age 14, went on a rampage in Olivehurst, having allegedly robbed a tavern of $31, slugging the attendant with a bottle and taking off in high gear, only to have their car overturned in a ditch east of Marysville while heading for the Nevada County line. The Beat Nevada County Shows Gain In New Business During Year 1958 Nevada Couaty listed 1 Dei } cent more businesses in 1958 tian . in 1953, according to a repert re. leased this week by Dun & BradStreet. Grass Valley realized a 1.7 pet sent INCECASe. lay 23.1 per and Soda Springs cent inercase in the period, while Nevada City suffered a drop of 13.9 per cent ‘d this past vear in Ne vada Countv, Which is an increase of 8 busif cart, district neanaper of Francisc Dun & Bradstreet. OThice oi Basing his facts tponthes figures in the current November, 1958, Reference Book. Cathcart points out that tie 47 counties in Northern California showed an . ! . . ‘Horsemen Hold Meet . At Seaman’s Lodge Horsemen from Nevada County were hosts to the exécutive board, region 3, California Horsemens Association Sunday. Representatives from Placerville, Colusa, Marysville, Yuba City, Clarksburg and Sacramento were in attendance. Breakfast was served by Mildred Tobiassen and her committee. Roy Peterson, president of the region conductied the business meeting. Forestry Board To Hold Meet Today The State Board of Forestry , will meet in regular session at Sacramento today 1959) in the auditorium, Departlast ment of Employment, 722 Capital . Avenue. The at 10 a.m. The mecting ports on Implementation of the Fire Plan, Fire Weather Index and Forecusting, Progress Report meeting will will include on Range Improvement publica. } tions, and a review of the con'ference of the joint Boards of Foresty of Oregon, Washington, and California, which took place on December 11, 1958. New Business Association Forms Several of the business men on } Main and Commercial Streets i liave recently felt that the need for a merchants association that . . would actively represeni them ; to the public, so the owners, managers and employees of the es. tablishments on these two streets are invited to attend an organiza. tional meeting of the “Commercial-Main Streets Business Mens Association.” The meeting will be held at Blaze's on Ce atesup mm: . Attends Navy School Wednesday, January cent increase, Truckee a 23.5 per . . number of businesses for the same . ‘Tnere were 448 businesses list. nesses over 1953. said R. F. Cath-! (January 8, . } start . re. increase of 4 per cenit f five-year period. The Reference Bu manufacturers,..Wiidgle ales te tailers und panies, such as. gus tations and launderi SOMmeé eS Neat is Cepy It dovs: not include all p sional ond SETVICe Dias n such as barber and beasity slay reai estate ant stuck ppote i More than 25. } tof all commercial transis! } Finite Stats erect Aocredat

; terms.” contiued Cat ee Ohor HEU CETL ai Oe fy ; W q tea irl . PorCar yon) towho ui ta7evea! ny { € h.ppl i ! NIU 1 CisiOns. Cancer Fund Society To Plan For 09 Keeny ioe chairman of the Nevada Count Cancer Soc leby;, vali inced this week that a gene: Gant Ht Pao: Offic &rs. ee ttvce members and others imterested in the promotion of fhe cancer society lin Nevada County will be held in {the Bank of Arerica Building, . Nevada Cite. Tae las, Senwars ) 13, at 4 p.m. for organization and planning for 1959 activities All friends and interested perSONS ARC INNcie) attend. ‘Whist Party To Benefit Polio Drive Banner Gra: Will sponsor a Whist party Grange Hal} ,on McCourtn: Road Saturday. i January 17. 1 funds for the }annual polis Vd drive. A barbeque lisseric, a A pend a turkey » be among th . prizes offered nd attendance . will not be neces-ary to win these . prizes, Donations to + Grange polio . benefit) may through . 1940. or Ties Rindginan, G . Valley 92-J-1 Door prize: consist of a $25 savings bond and other }awards In addition to the high score prizes. Coffee and cake will be served by the sponsoring previous years. Veterans Must Report Income 68,000 disabled group as in Approximate! veterans and wid in California who receive monthly pension payments are being reminded by the Veterans Administration to report their annual income promptly and thus javoid the risk of having their PICTURED ABOVE is Miss . . Barbara Ann Potter, daughter . Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Potter . of 150 South Auburn Street, Grass Valley, who recently completed nine weeks of recruit training at the U. $. Naval Training Center, Bainbridge, Maryland, and has been visiting with her parents during the holidays. Barbara will return to Bainbridge for a course in communication technication for about eight weeks and will be assigned to one of the Navy’‘s communicaton centers. Prior to her entry into the Navy. Barbara attended Novada Union Senior High School, and is a graduate of the 1958 class. . Payments stopped. J Glenn Corbitt, manager of {the VA regionaloffice at San . Francisco, said that VA is now . mailing to all Pension recipients a tabulating care upon which the . income report miy be made. Pensions eecase if the income of a simgie individual exceeds $1,400 O1 700 if th celplent has de. pendents Resulations — require payment to be stepped if the income report is net received within 40 days ; He warned that the tabulating ;eard will be processed mechani. ally when it is :}cturned and that cutting, folding or otherwise mutilating tg will delay the recording of the information and risk a cut-off of payments. cted ing tion. SerVice-conis compensaRevoked License Driver Gets 100 Days In Jail Joe Tatom, 21, Nevada City, is serving out a $525 fine in the Nevada County Jail following his plea of guilty to driving with a revoked license. Grass Valley Judicial District Judge Vic Montre issued the sentence. ws of veterans . No income questionnaire is sent . to veterans or dependents receiv. NATIVE SONS ALL CUAR'Z PARLOR No. 58, Native Sons of Grass Valley, called on Baby Boy David Frank Miller at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital ic pre-ont the youngster with a U. S. savings bond. Vevid and Mrs. is the son of .Mr. James C. Car Registration Renewals Start California 1959 auto regsitration renewal period has now erie’ and wii run through February .4. 4 Miller of Grass Valley. Pictured, left to right, are Ed W:ilifcrd, vic2 president; Earl L. Covey, District Deputy: Howard Bennetts, president, and James Miller. the father. Mother Nancy and son Dave are doing nicely. thank you. (Nugget Photo) ~ Mystery Car Wreck Demo Endorsing Owner Is Sought Convention Jan. 10 Report Democratic entatives of Chie} Silver white is the color of leunde: C At bott of Sacramen. 0'84)' nS Nevada, Placer tie new sticker to be placed . to and Renu, as the answer to the . a%2 Si! ra°Counties met in Grass over the 1958 greea emblem. MVStE rie dHtoOmubtiie Wreck tnValles recently 2 plan for the Othe tear license plate, PalvieWecdes Bo Gages r ate na vial endorsing convention T'.e stickers are now on sale) kan Washington, and Ed Juhn-. ° Reld in Grass Valley on Jana. «ver 400 offices throughout <on of Oklahoma The pair Mess SULLNIOS aN 9am. The _ ihe state. : pleaded guilty last week in NeeB OE Cia Ea, wee Stickers may be obtained at veda Judcial District Court to] '@Ue Candidate to run for the the ii ghway Patrol offices on t charge of taking a car without . Sesh IES nate, seat formerly held the Grass Valley-Nevada City , th Fighwey and at Truckee. Judge George ae need each of $30 Fine; Hit-Run . . .. owner's permission. county Jail Congressman-elect Harold T. Bizz Johnson, Delegates vligible to attend the ill-duy event, to be held at the Vete Gildersleeve senthem to 90 days Puzzled depu‘ } sammitte WAG Gian a Se rans Memorial Building, inC harge Is Dropped net S a ey penta ae none lude members of the Democratic Phi Hyp Jorgensen, ] North evidence to support the care Central Ce oe of the three San Jue \ $30 in Grass]. nst the pair, who refuse . il . members of all clubs tet COuUrtl = (25 the case: fiic vy charted prior to Non t » being Bauer and Johnson were ar-. ¥e™mber 4, 1958, and elected noniruin noor about an auiomabile December 15 after the car. Parusan ce y and local offiJucir Vie Monti Thefin which they were traveling clals who are registered Demotun charge was dropped . iy vrecked on State Highway] ¢rats ion Jorgensen said he was not. 20 NU Weniles castor Nevada Any potential candidates are in tthe ume. His buddy. ¢ Rumi aie lined a nclee ne ted ta contaet the chairman ho has since returned] u r treatment in. the county pective county central Wdesa, Was the driver, veral dus cominitte for turther informaUC . t Ji Restitueae ly wreeked car was registered The chairmen are Fred Gar! mnaves will be made]dt. Ab believed to be a memRoseville, Placer County; by Jorgensen Marv Haddy Seeks “ar 2 st State Senatorship ART, ASSOCIATION MEETING vento Carpenters Hrodge, Grass .Valley, NeReno as bis last] vera County, dnd Milton Gottardi, Loyalton, Sierra County. both men haev. -\s they become available deletate li-ts may be obtained by the vandi. ates from Mrs. Stanley Raden wv GO. Bux 300, (Grass. VialPhe X da Citv Art Associa-}ley. credentials committee chair\ i ry Nenowill ht a meeting at 8 p.m.}. man City businessman. has an-. um January 6 at 3!2 Commercial Among rules proposed for d tis candidace { the. Strst to «discuss plans for the . thc mvention atthe meeting state senatur on the! Gost Christmas Fair and slides . was ane that wuld require for Diomoictatie ticket to represent. of Van Goeh. Coffee and refresh-. cndorsem: nt 60 per cent of the Placer, Nevada and Sierra Coun. ments whl be served vtoes cust a! rs z a) Y a! Nevada City, is Wel Hen PATTIES LN active civie affairss and has} <“"se8 <8 served six vears on the city council: . Hi 1) mount interests are] ads. i ition and water. “We . necd b ICUS reads, he] sitid, “to develop our vreatest as. cop 1 vs 99 from Rose. WITS. ti er County line } beyond Lincoln, we need no more . LTOOW ava; as 40 Nearing But access roads from pletion 2) 49 into the Sierra are sore! needed. Taese roads weuld ISS Ge tle OL BAY est Highway 20 and 49 Haddy furthe three counties naltirai nents to stated: “Our. the greatest . recreation area anywhere yet you have to hike, ride a horse have or take a four-wheel drive cal to get to most of our scenic lakes. . This takes us right baeck to the . roads, doesn't it?” . About water, Haddy stated: . . “It's a shame to sce an abundant water supply, with its potential . income, flood the lower valley . and roll out to sea. I would do} my utmost to amicab!y settle the North-South split on water while . protecting our rightful county of origin heritage.” in Grass Valley. KNOWN TO MOST WAR VETS . Pictured above is the Salvation Army building on Auburn Street Each year around the holidays, members of the ve organization see that the needy are not forgotten. Veterans of all #~ wars since Guerre No, 1 remember the Sally as a real buddy organization. (Nugget Photo)