January 8, 1959 (8 pages)

nO of Page 4 NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET — Mr\LULLI January 8, 1959 Top D-) Fun To California . California will receive a total of $1,020,109 in federal aid funds cludes the This years apportionment inlog” allutments. Afte distribution, All tted will have been comp are 0 up and the fourth of ‘five “backr the 1960 this backlog money letely used total amount available to the states will be reduced according . y\ Taxes Provide Fund Source Federal aid the manufa funds are derived from federal excise taxes collected fromd 11 per cent tax on sportfmg guns cturers-——an lfor the fiscal year ending next June. and aminunition for the restoraThis word was received from]. tion of game, and a 10 per cent Assistant Secretary, of the Inte-] tax on fishing rods, reels, creels, rior Ross Leffler, who pointed . artificiy lures, baits and flias.out that the state apportionments Formulas are based upon area in the following year will be cut] within efich state and the number because of Alaska’s new status of licepAe holders. Maximum apas a state. This means cutting the portiénm ent for each program is melon in smaller pieces to go]. 5 per cent of the total;; .miniaround. mums are one-half of 1 percent Californias share this year} for game restoration, and 1 per consists of $230,000 in Dingell-. cent for fish restoration. Johnson aid to fisheries, and Federal aid money must be $790,109 in Pittman-Robertson aid} matched by state money on the for wildlife restoration and man-]. basis of $3 federal to $1. state. agement. State projects must be submitted This state led the list in federal. to the Bureau of Sport Fisheries fisheries fund assistance, with}. and Wildlife for approval to be Minnesota, Michigan and Texas}cuiigible for the federal assistance trailing. Top alloctaion for wild-. and periodic rcpurts are required life purposes went to Texas and]. tvo see tnat requirements are be. Michigan, teid for first plece, fol-]. me inet flowed by California, New York “Tough course, ain’t it?’’ leaned Pennsylvania The Rosetta Stone gave the MG A scree = Se eee ee —— world the key translating the inage fervotten fanguase of anTHE FELIX GILLET NURSERY NEVADA CITY ‘evada County’s Longest Operated Business Concerns! ANNOUNCES Beginning January 1, 1959, it will operate as a partnership, offering the largest and best selected stock of plant material in Nevada County. C.E. PARSONS One of N Co-Owners MERNA L. GOERZ clem@f Egypt in San Fran Enjoy the STEWART Downtown at Union Square. Steps from theatres — shops. Garage Parking. Family Pian 4 from $6°° Chi'dren Free For Reservations HOTEL Bg cis Ax so: ss : KTVU ree Channel 2 KQED ... Channel 9 ccccée 3s femdial-ozlogue : : PRON) ce cChannalus BET .... Channel KPIX co. Channel & Copyrigh*, 1958 by Universal Rado & [V Feature Sy.idicate KNTV -Channel 11 KGO 75 ae Channel 7 JANUARY 8 THROUGH JANUARY 14 KOVR Ge Channel 13 * Alternate Wks Capt Sacto. 8 I Love Lucy 5, 10 Y. Derringer 5, 10 Rea! McCovs 7, 12 10:15 Movie 2 (ce) Colorcast . Classroom 9 Science 9 Beaver 7 Job Ahead p 9 10.30 News, Sports 3 h 6 N Burns, Allen 13 Math 9 9 00 Clsd. Doors 3, 4 $64,000 Chal 4 Thursday i eee oe 700 News 2 Decoy 13 Pat Boone 7, Lk J Daly 1,18 Same As Monday Amos, Andy 2 US M Mean Without Gun 13 News 9 Sew Easy 9 To 5:00 PM. Rin Tin Tin 3 ipa eae a Cee ~ Coaches 2 4 30 Ernie Ford 3,4 . !) i0°Movie 3,7 _—— 5:00 Topper 2 Movie 7 Dec DiS Gey Rie al Ed Wynn 3.4 Reh. Riders 7, 13 News Sports 4 Fopeve 3 Child's Corner 9 New SS Zane (srey 5 Ski Trails 9 11:00 Star Hr. 13 = Bandstand 7 Kit Carson 13. Physics 9 Aor 7 13 10 WU News 2 Music 9 _ Music 9 » 30 Wild Bill 2 Th ce 18 Music 9 Groucho 3, 4 11.15 Jack Paar 4 5:15 Popeye 4 News 8 7.30 Spur 2 vie 2 Movie 5 11:30 Movie 5:30 Susie 2 Honeymooners 4 State .reoper 3 c “anit Be You 3, 4 Football HiLites7 12:00 Movie 10 M Mouse 1, 18 Sports 7 Special 4 Playhouse 90 5, 10 Survival 9 12.30 Movie 4 PR ports Sedde seg : Capt. Sacto. 3 Kingdom Sea 13 8 30 Movie é 2 10:00 News mi Fd onday okey ouse Hit Parade 5 7 30 Without Gun 2 Playhouse 10 ovie j = o Porat : ‘ coareetioni 9 Rin Tin fin 7. Jj Gleason 4 10 9:00 M. Squad 3, 4 10:15 Movie 2,8 . 6: Amos, Andy 2 Buckskin Bob 9 Language 9 Lineup 10 10:30 Movie 4 on Bandstand 1, 18 News 8, 4, 5, 10 Rescue 10 Marry Minaire. 13 With Camera 7 News Tis Topper 3 Movie 7 Burns, Allen 13° 8 WW Elry Queen. 3, 4 Glencannon 13 11:00 Movie a Musio 9 Film 9 7.00 Life w/Fther. z Code Ihree 2 930 Thin Man 3,4 Star Hour 13 5:15 Popeye 4 Kit Carson 13. Boxing 3, 4 Phil Silvers 5, 10 Per fo Per. 5, 10 11:30 Movie 5 lt Bcience 7 6:30 Jeff's Collie 2 Trackcown 6, 10 Walt Disney 7. 1: 77 Sunset %, 18 12:00 J. Paar 4 6:30 Susie 2 Treasure 4 Physics Socrates 9 Folklore 9 12:30 Movie 4,5 Ore i> = = y ee tan ot a eS en — ———— ma “Ale ale Weeks Cartoons 10 1:30 Hockey 5, 10 4:15 S. Anita 2, 10 Movie 5, 7 8:30 Have Gun far Saturday 11:00 Western 3,4 2:00 Ramar 2 4:30 Detective 3, 4 Hit Parade 10 Movie es 3 00 6) oe Sacto. 3 Read Along 5 Bowling 34 Lone Ranger 5 Farm 18 9:00 Black Suey 8, ‘ > oy : 4 Uncle Al 7 23 Jungle Jim 2 Pet Life 7 6:30 Buckskin 8 Gunsmoke 5, 10 r&) se _Pke 5 11.390 Cartoon 10 Sports 3 Bowling Stara 13 Recarae ct 5, 10 LWelk 2g es) 10 12% Top Plays 2 Joe Palooka 7 5.00 Theater 18, 9:30 Cimrn. City 3, : =. it) . Hasvetbull Paden. 10 Ire Blue 3 1:00 Badge 716 3 «. S F. Beat n) , Movie 4 Western 4 Kingdom Sea 4 26 Men 3 Hiway Patrol 10 n~ Theate 2 Cartoon 5 3.00 artuons 2 Pro Golf Tis Human Heart 4 9:45 Playback 2 Sa) Ra ddy 3. 4 Adven. 10 J. B. Wills 3 Ramar 10 730 Peo Funny 8,4 10:00 Chrtr. Boat 2 F 3 97 se Pk, 12 40) Movie 2 3.30 Fun To Draw 2 5:30 Tic Tac Do 8 Reserve 2. Raiders 5 Fun Ke : 4 Hand Arts 3 Buckskin 4 Wanted 5, 10) Movie 7,18 Z. File é 5 Bugs Bunny 4 Sports 5 Dick Clark 7. 13:10:30 The D.A. Man 4 10 on Hay ) v3 4 1 400 \Vestern 2 Tugboat Annie 10 8:00 Basketball 2 Movie 3, CKH2 4 True Story 3,4 545 Ernie Smith 5 Perry Como 38, 4 Wed Mililonre. 13 10 30" one oy 3 5 Life Span 5 6:00 Bowling ; beled Storm 5, . spies! Movie aot Sky Wing a Sherlock Hlmes 7 Miss Brooks wling owling a —] Pork 19 State Affair 10 Divorce Court 4! Jubilee 18 11:30 Movie 5 S Sunday 19 1:30 Film 2 Movie 10 Peoples Choice 10; 9:30 Halls Ivy 2 Pp aa S008 then ’ 3 Behind News 5 Dan Smoot _ 7:00 Movie : 3 eee cok as Cartoons 5 5 Variety 10 4:15 Industry Lassie . ologue CA Industry Ww 7 2:60 Amos''n Andy 2 4:30 roves London : Pouon Theater 4 Meet McGraw . 8:50 ' 10 Gunslinger 5 Ted Mack AS or It 7 10:00 Talent Pelipicua 3 c) 5 Small World 10 Bowling : Navy Log 10, re ee rg 4 Big Picture 1 T 2:30 Movie 2,10 58:00 Sports 7:80 Special 34 Keep Talk. 5, 10 9:00 Theater 2 5 Film 13 College Bowl 8 *Bach Father 5.10! Movie bad ec Paichies Sos 13 plese pee 5 3 “ Bee uae 7, ” v: Benny 6, 10) 10:15 Patt! Page 2 IS ee a UN ENEGS 0 Dan Smoot averick 7 13/10:30 B. Sweetland 2 a ‘¢ 1 G . 5 At2 28) Sad eae i Desk at ae 5 15 Teenage Sullivan 5, 10! Detective in) rtoc 4 Le us 2 10 ees ae Ni 5. ' “on ce 7 Hee Sonne H 6:00 Legionnaire 2 8:30 Stage 7 2 What's Line 5, 10 Reading 2 109 The Pastor 2 Oral Roberts 13 Annie Oakley 7, Lawman 7,18 State Trooper 7 Fait ; Football 3.4 400 theater 2 Air Power 10 9:00 TV Digest 2 11:00 Movie 4, 7, 10 TOnD aaa enre F Face Nation 5 Waterfront 3 Movie 18 Chevy Show 3,4: Theater 18 10:30 Capt. Done’ 3 Movie “a Be : 6:30 Monte Cristo 2 Theatre 5,10 News 5 Talk Back Ig Our Storv 0 Ith Cent. Frontier 7 Colt 45 7, 18, 11:15 Movie 5 Monday Story Teller 9 1.30 Hse. Party 5, 10 i Education 9 Name Tune 5, 10 Bold 1 Journey 7,1: 18 700 Sodas 3. 4 1100 Tic tac Do3,4 These Roots 3.4 4.3% Satellite 2 Hand Arts 9 Kaleidoscope 9 Kan. roo 5 410 Love of Life 5. 10 Life with Eliz. 7 Movie 5 Burns, Allen 13 9:00 Dslu. Phse. 5, 10 74: isacer 5 Margie Tels Spanish 9 Languge. Action : 7:00 Burns, Allen 2 Firestone 7, 13 Karte 10 Art g Stage 13° 640 Topper Whirlybird 3 Language 9 89 Capt Sacto 3 1130 Cld. Be Uc3,4 2:90 Stars Hour 2 Popeye 3 Science 4 9:30 Theater 3, 4 DyacAale Show 5 Tomorrow 5. 16 mae oe ae Movie 4, 5, 10 mee Texan 5, 10 Dr 116) Toe & 4 Romper Rm 2 Peter Haves 7 12 aye Bandstand 7, 13 hysics Investments 9 Sus Forks Big) cm Dien Day In Court 7,13 _ Music 9 _ Nite 13. 10:00 Movie 5-10 900 Miss Brooks 3}: 45 junc tea Social Studies 9 §:15 Popeye 4 7:30 Death Valley 2 News 2 City Detective 41200 The Norths 2 Peo. Choice 10 5:30 Susie 2 Sea Hunt Art. Murray 3. 4 Love or Mny 5, 1 Truth, Cons. 3 % 39 County Fair 3 Capt. Sacto. 3 Tie Tae Do 4 Patti Page 7,13 J Walanne 7 Bisvnouse A Verdict ; 5. 10 M Mouse 7. 13 Father Kns 58,10 Industry 9 930. crezs Hunt 3.4 Led 3. lives 5 Music Bingo 7, 13 Classroom 9 Texas Ranzer 7 10:15 Movie 2 Godtrey 5, 10 Life Riley 10 Mystery 13 6:00 Amos, Andy 2 Ethics of Bar 9 10:30 News, Movie 3 Romie: Room ~ 19 39 wid Trns 5.10 ° es Flayhouse 3, 4 Woodpecker 3 Story Book 13 News, Movie ti Defender 10 Movi right Day 2, 10 News 4, 8, 10 8:90 Victory, Sea 2 News 10:00 Price Rite 3. 4 ree Baeias : Randal Show 5 Movie 7 Restless Gun 3, 4 Movie Love Lucy 5,10 pine Wesco 13. beat Clock 7, 13 Compass Rose 9 D Thomas 5, 10 11:00 News, Sports 4 10:15 Kofe. Klatch 2 Belen Sk : 8:15 Sct Strm. 2.10 — Kit Carson 13 Reserve Movie 18 100 Our Today 3.4 330 U Trust 7,13 6:15 Story Hour 9 Film 94115 Jack Paar 4 10:30 hg cp: 3, Jim Dea 5, 10 Fd N 2, 10 : 3 . 2 Gon ee $ n 2 ge Nite ca 6:30 Superman 2 8:30 Movie :30 Movi 5 a 5. eas ue s 4:00 Race eaves 4 2 ade 3 Music Adven. 3, 4 rie ee 45 = serve __‘ __ Physics Bandstan 1 ig Story 4 Av Sothern ©5010 : ovie Tuesday Classroom 8 * Decoy 5. Dra W. ] en iti sold ay @ Gs nf gnet 3, 4 WwW. E 2 Citizen Soldier Same As Monday 800 News 4, 8 10 Around About 9 *Sugartoot 7. 13 Bch i % Movie 5, ec To 5:00 PM. Amos, Andy 2 Sky King 10 ‘Cheyenne 7. 13! 9:00 Geo. Burns 3 Portrait 5 es Topper 2 Annie Oakley 3 Burns, Allen 13 Tell Truth 5, 10 Rifleman 7,13 _. Detective 13 ri , Art Carney 3 8:00 Dr. News 2 Growing Child” 9 Mus : = ic 9 aay Carson 13 Sea Hunt 4 *G. Gobel (c) 3,4, 9:30 R. Cumings.3.4 Dia oo0 ; 3 :15 Popeye 4 615 News 4 People's Choice 5 *E. Fisher (c) 3,4 Naked City 7, 18 oon Re, s 5:30 Susie ~ 2 Music 9 Physics 9 Godfrey 5, 10 Second Escape 13 10.45 Movie 13 Capt Sacto. 3 6:30 W. Wadpcker. 2 Death Valley 10 Painting 9 Profile neve 4 (Suet Disney's Adv.7,18 News 3 Union Pacific 18 8 39 Movie. 2 10:00 News 2 Nu es Music 9 Hiway Patro. 4 7 30 World Wndrs. 2 Skelton 5, 10 Californians 8, 4 11:30 Movie ao) Wednesday 600 News 4 5. 10 Ten Four 10 Russians Told 9 © ie ; eS s Cire. Theat , aero ie ee Amos, Andy 2 Sports L . 8:00 Susie 2 The Nelsons 7. 13 10: Bre % 5:00 Topper Suds Bill) Hickok 3 7:00 This Is Alice 2; Millionaire 65, 10 Dectsion 9 ‘Dial 999 13 Bandstand 7, 13 rfl po! Deuda R . Music g . Kit Carson 13 Pursuit 5, 10 8 30 Got Secret 5, 19 Donna Re ed 7 Sec, Journal 5:15 Popeve 4 6 30 Cartoons 2 ~=Physics 9 Movie : 10:45 Movie pey 10 00 Your Life 8, 4 Movie : 6:30 Susie 2 News 3 Boxing 743 Price Is Rite 3. : News, Sports 2 11:00 N 8 Capt. Sacto. 3 Rescue 8 4 7.30 Wag. Trn. 8, 4 Scotch Gardener 9 Movie 5 eee asic porta 4 . M Mouse 17, 18 Pheater 5 Marry Millnre. 2 9:00 M. Berle(c)3, 4 Patti Page 7, 13.11:15 J Paar 4 Classroom 9 Music 9. Reserve 7, 13 ‘*Steel Hour 5, 10 Great I Idea 9,11:30 Movie 5 . personal Skiing Turns Into Large Business Each winter more than 4,000,000 hardy and adventurous souls leave the warmth of their homes and take to the thrills and spills of skiing in the hills throughout the northern United States. No one knows for sure quite why they do it, but it’s something about the feel of speed across white snow, the white snow itself, and the exultation of beating your chest upon the mountaintop. That hardy souls have been doing it for a long, long time is for sure. We know that fragments of skis have been found in the Scandinavian countries dating back to the Bronze Age and that skiing Has been mentioned in many ancient Norse tales. Skiing for just plajn-fun, points out the National Automobile Club, started in Norway in the 19th century. There the farm boys decided that skooting down a mountainside or leaping off a small cliff with 10-foot boards tied to their feet was an interesting way to pass a Sunday afternoon, In time they developed champions in these kinds of carryingson and these champions came to the United States. All this gave the roaring youth of the roaring 20s some new ideas, and they too began to do some of their dangerous living along the mountain slopes. In 1932 the Winter Olympic Games were held at Lake Placid and just about every sportsminded person in the country began to get the skiing idea. American skiing was in business. It’s pretty big business. Each vear skiers spend more than a quarter of a billion dollars on their sport. Into some small towns in the ski country they’ll pour as much as $50,000 during any winter weekend when the snow wis good. The necessary equipment isn’t expensive. All you need is a couple of skis. a couple of sticks, and some warm clothing. The necessary skill is a little harder to come by. At first you'll be congratulating yourself when you manage to stand up on the things or go quavering down a gentle slope. After some real practice you might be. zooming down the mountaniside at 60 miles an hour or better, sailing through the air for something close to 300 feet—this sailing done by plan, not by accident. There's a chance that you might get hurt. About 1 per cent of all skiers manage to bruise or break something. But the Ski Patrol will pick you up if you can’t walk, and the resort doctors will patch you up if it’s something that calls for more than vour Boy Seout course in bandain What can you lose? Come on in! The snow’s fine! Starfish make disastrous inroads in oyster beds. Tie term “vitamin” was first used in 1912 by Dr. *Casimer Funk. LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP State of California } County of Nevada § We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that we are partners transacting business in this state in the City of Nevada City, Countoy of Nevada, State of California, under the firm name and style of The Felix Gillet Nursery; that the names in full of all the members of such partnership are: Charles E. Parsons, 2nd; and Merna L. Goerz. That the places of our respective residences are set opposite our respective names hereto subscribed. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hands this ist day of January, 1959. CHARLES E. PARSONS, 2nd, residing at A Street, Nevada City, California; MERNA L. GOERZ, residing at 752 Lindley Avenue, Nevada City, California. State of California ) County of Nevada {°° On this Ist day of January in the year one thousand nine hundred and fifty-nine before me, Letha Twitchell, a Notary Public in and for the County of Nevada, State of California, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, appeared Charles E. Parsons 2nd and Merna L. Goerz, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official] seal in the County of Nevada the day and year in this certificate first above written. LETHA TWITCHELL, Notary Public in and for the County, of Nevada, State of California. ‘ioe commission expires Dec. 16, Publish: Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29, 1959. (Seal) CHURCH NEWS COMMUNTY BAPTIST CHURCH 327 Sacramento St. Nevada City, California Harry B. Transchel, Pastor 9:45 a.m., Sunday Church School. 11 a.m., Worship Searice 6 p.m., Baptist Youth Fellowship groups. 7 p.m., Evening Service. ‘FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Cooperating with Southern Baptist Convention 714 West Main St. Grass Valley, California Weldon I. Barnett, Pastor Phone G.V. 1543 Sunday School, 9:45 a.m Worship Service, 10:55 a.m., Training Union, 6:30 p.m / PEARDALE BAPTIST CHAPEL Peardale Farm Center Frank C, Sisson, Pastor Sunday School, 9:45 Worship Services: 11 a.m. BETHEL CHURCH (Assemblies of God) 256 Buena Vista St. Grass Valley California Phone 406 Douglas M. Fairrington, Pastor 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a.m., Morning Worship. ST. CANICE CATHOLIC CHURCH Cor. Washington and Coyote Sts. Rev. Wm. Daly, Pastor Phone NC91 Sunday Masses at 8 and 10:30 a.m. Mass at 7:30 on Week days. ST. PATRICK'S CATHOLIC” CHURCH Grass Valley, California Rev. Jeremiah Boland, Pastor Rev. Patrick O’Rafferty, Assistant Pastor ‘ey 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m., Sunday Masses. 9:15 a.m., Children’s Mass (for children and their parents only). Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament, after 10:30 Mass. CEDAR RIDGE BIBLE CHAPEL Qn Colfa Highway in Cedar Ridge Rev. James R. Stanfield A Conservative Baptist Church 9:45 a.m., Sundav School. 11 a.m., Morning Worship ‘ 7 p.m., A, B, C, Youth meeting. 7 p.m., Evening Worship. NEVADA CITY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Boulder St. 9:45 a.m. Sunday School. 11 a.m., Church Service. 8 p.m., first and third Wednesiays, Testimonial Meetings. Reading room, 207 Main St., open Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 2 to 4 p.m CHURCH OF THE NAZARINE LeDuc and Empire, G.V. Rev. James J. Brady, Pastor Phone 1506-J 8:45 a.m., Bible School. for all ages, 11 a.m., Worship Service, 6:45 p.m., N.Y.P.S. 7:30 p.m., Evangelistic Service. Classes “FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 407 W. Main St., Grass Valley 9:30 am. Sunday Scnool 11 am., Sunday Serdvice. 8 p.m., Wednesday evening. Reading Room 111 Bank St. Open daily 12 w 3 p.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST 658 Whiting St., Grass Valley George Stevens, Minister 10 a.m., Bible Class. 11 am., Morning Service. 7 p.m., Evening Service. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Alta St., Grass Valley Charles C. Staley. Bishop Telephone 38-R-2 8 a.m., Priesthood Meeting. 7 p.m., Sacrament Meeting. 4 p.m., Tuesday, Primary. 10 a.m., Thursday, Relief Society, REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Women’s Imjrovement Club 217 S. Church St., Grass Valley Laurence Hendrickson, Pastor 10 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a.m., Church Service. FIRST CONGRFGATIONAL CHURCH™~ ~ Corner Nea! and Church Sts. Grass Valley An Independent \ Bible Believing Church eo Rhys A. Miner, Pastor 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a.m., Morning Worship. 6:15 p.m., Pre-Prayer Service 6:30 p.m., Young Peoples V.T.C Groups and Adult Bible Fellowship. 7:30 p.m., Evening ee gta, 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. Pe Corner of Bank and Auburn Sts. EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCKx Telephone 77 Rev. Harry Leigh-Pink, Rector Grass Valley 245 South Church Street 8 a.m., Holy Communion. 11 a.m., choral celebration of Holy Communion on first and fourth. Sundays, with sermon by the rector. 11 a.m., morning prayer with sermon, second and third Sun@ays. 10 a.m., Holy Communion every Thursday. and at the same time on all Holy Days of Obligation. em TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Nevada St., Nevada City Cedric S. Porter, Rector Telephone 745 9:45 a.m., Sunday Schoo} 11 a.m., Morning Prayer with Sermon i Holy Communion first Sunday of each month. EMMANUEL PENTECOSTAL CHURCH John Watson, Pastor 340 North Church Street 633 S. Auburn St. Phone 1368. lla.m., Morning Worship. 7:30 p.m., Evening Worship. 7:30 p.m., mid-week. Wednesday. 7:30 p.m., Young People. _ FIRST CHURCH OF GOD E. Broad at Main Clarence T. Dwiggins, Minster Phone 6939:45 a.m., Sunday School. 10:45 a.m., Worship. 7 p.m., Youth Fellowspih. a 7:30 p.m., Evangelistic Service. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 453 S. Auburn St., Grass Valley Rev. Palmer L. Janke, Sr., Pastor Phone G.V. 1484 9:30 am., Sunday, Sunday 11 a.m. Divine Services. 3:30, Wednesday, Children’s Confirmation Class ST. PAUL’S LUTHERAN CHURCH Chicago Park, Calif. Rev. Palmer L, Janke, Sr., Pastor Phone G.V. 1484 9 a.m., Sunday, Divine Services 9 am., Saturday, Saturday School and confirmation cl ia FIRST METHODIST OF NEVADA CITY Broad and Mill Sts., Nevada City Robert W, Findley, Pastor Phone 528 9:45 am., Sunday School (all ages). 11 a.m., worship services (nursery care provided). 4 p.m., Christian Adventure. 6:30 p.m., MYF. FIRST METHODIST OF GRASS VALLEY 230 S Church St. Grass Valley E. Lester Lewis, Pastor 11 am., Worship. 6:30 p.m., MYF. WESLEYAN METHODIST Walker Dr. at Butler Rd. Grass Valley, California Rev, C. W. Denison, Minister 10 a.m., Sunday School. Classes for all age groups. 11 a.m., Morning Worship EMMANUEL” PETECOSTAL 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a.m., Morning Worship. 4 to 6 pm., Christian Adventure Group (children up to 9th grade). 340 N. Church St., Grass Valley 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Methodist Youth Fellowship. EY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF GOD Lower Grass Valley Rd. and Bost Ave., Nevada City Rev. R. R. Hall, Pastor 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a.m., Morning Worship. 7:45 p.m., Evangelistic Service. SALVATION ARMY wh Grass Valley, California Captain Norma Nelson and Lieutenant Gwen Patterson Officers in Charge Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Holiness Service, 11 a.m. Young People’s Service, p.m. Open-Air Service, 7 p.m. Evangelistic Service, 7:30 p.m. 6:15 Y SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Alta Street, Grass Valley Telephone 1648-W George R. Freeman, Pastor Telephone 1526 ‘9:30 a.m., Saturday, Sabbath School. 11 a.m., Morning Worship. 4:30 p.m., Young People meet. THE CHURCH OF CHRIST 239 Center St., Auburn, Calif. Sunday, 10 a.m. to 12 Services. ible preached, Lord’s Supper. Wo Service. pectic: plate ae

nO of Page 4 NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET — Mr\LULLI January 8, 1959 Top D-) Fun To California . California will receive a total of $1,020,109 in federal aid funds cludes the This years apportionment inlog” allutments. Afte distribution, All tted will have been comp are 0 up and the fourth of ‘five “backr the 1960 this backlog money letely used total amount available to the states will be reduced according . y\ Taxes Provide Fund Source Federal aid the manufa funds are derived from federal excise taxes collected fromd 11 per cent tax on sportfmg guns cturers-——an lfor the fiscal year ending next June. and aminunition for the restoraThis word was received from]. tion of game, and a 10 per cent Assistant Secretary, of the Inte-] tax on fishing rods, reels, creels, rior Ross Leffler, who pointed . artificiy lures, baits and flias.out that the state apportionments Formulas are based upon area in the following year will be cut] within efich state and the number because of Alaska’s new status of licepAe holders. Maximum apas a state. This means cutting the portiénm ent for each program is melon in smaller pieces to go]. 5 per cent of the total;; .miniaround. mums are one-half of 1 percent Californias share this year} for game restoration, and 1 per consists of $230,000 in Dingell-. cent for fish restoration. Johnson aid to fisheries, and Federal aid money must be $790,109 in Pittman-Robertson aid} matched by state money on the for wildlife restoration and man-]. basis of $3 federal to $1. state. agement. State projects must be submitted This state led the list in federal. to the Bureau of Sport Fisheries fisheries fund assistance, with}. and Wildlife for approval to be Minnesota, Michigan and Texas}cuiigible for the federal assistance trailing. Top alloctaion for wild-. and periodic rcpurts are required life purposes went to Texas and]. tvo see tnat requirements are be. Michigan, teid for first plece, fol-]. me inet flowed by California, New York “Tough course, ain’t it?’’ leaned Pennsylvania The Rosetta Stone gave the MG A scree = Se eee ee —— world the key translating the inage fervotten fanguase of anTHE FELIX GILLET NURSERY NEVADA CITY ‘evada County’s Longest Operated Business Concerns! ANNOUNCES Beginning January 1, 1959, it will operate as a partnership, offering the largest and best selected stock of plant material in Nevada County. C.E. PARSONS One of N Co-Owners MERNA L. GOERZ clem@f Egypt in San Fran Enjoy the STEWART Downtown at Union Square. Steps from theatres — shops. Garage Parking. Family Pian 4 from $6°° Chi'dren Free For Reservations HOTEL Bg cis Ax so: ss : KTVU ree Channel 2 KQED ...... Channel 9 ccccée 3s femdial-ozlogue : : PRON) ce cChannalus BET ....... Channel KPIX co. Channel & Copyrigh*, 1958 by Universal Rado & [V Feature Sy.idicate KNTV -Channel 11 KGO 75 ae Channel 7 JANUARY 8 THROUGH JANUARY 14 KOVR Ge Channel 13 * Alternate Wks Capt Sacto. 8 I Love Lucy 5, 10 Y. Derringer 5, 10 Rea! McCovs 7, 12 10:15 Movie 2 (ce) Colorcast . Classroom 9 Science 9 Beaver 7 Job Ahead p 9 10.30 News, Sports 3 h 6 N Burns, Allen 13 Math 9 9 00 Clsd. Doors 3, 4 $64,000 Chal 4 Thursday i eee oe 700 News 2 Decoy 13 Pat Boone 7, Lk J Daly 1,18 Same As Monday Amos, Andy 2 US M Mean Without Gun 13 News 9 Sew Easy 9 To 5:00 PM. Rin Tin Tin 3 ipa eae a Cee ~ Coaches 2 4 30 Ernie Ford 3,4 . !) i0°Movie 3,7 _—— 5:00 Topper 2 Movie 7 Dec DiS Gey Rie al Ed Wynn 3.4 Reh. Riders 7, 13 News Sports 4 Fopeve 3 Child's Corner 9 New SS Zane (srey 5 Ski Trails 9 11:00 Star Hr. 13 = Bandstand 7 Kit Carson 13. Physics 9 Aor 7 13 10 WU News 2 Music 9 _ Music 9 » 30 Wild Bill 2 Th ce 18 Music 9 Groucho 3, 4 11.15 Jack Paar 4 5:15 Popeye 4 News 8 7.30 Spur 2 vie 2 Movie 5 11:30 Movie 5:30 Susie 2 Honeymooners 4 State .reoper 3 c “anit Be You 3, 4 Football HiLites7 12:00 Movie 10 M Mouse 1, 18 Sports 7 Special 4 Playhouse 90 5, 10 Survival 9 12.30 Movie 4 PR ports Sedde seg : Capt. Sacto. 3 Kingdom Sea 13 8 30 Movie é 2 10:00 News mi Fd onday okey ouse Hit Parade 5 7 30 Without Gun 2 Playhouse 10 ovie j = o Porat : ‘ coareetioni 9 Rin Tin fin 7. Jj Gleason 4 10 9:00 M. Squad 3, 4 10:15 Movie 2,8 . 6: Amos, Andy 2 Buckskin Bob 9 Language 9 Lineup 10 10:30 Movie 4 on Bandstand 1, 18 News 8, 4, 5, 10 Rescue 10 Marry Minaire. 13 With Camera 7 News Tis Topper 3 Movie 7 Burns, Allen 13° 8 WW Elry Queen. 3, 4 Glencannon 13 11:00 Movie a Musio 9 Film 9 7.00 Life w/Fther. z Code Ihree 2 930 Thin Man 3,4 Star Hour 13 5:15 Popeye 4 Kit Carson 13. 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Trn. 8, 4 Scotch Gardener 9 Movie 5 eee asic porta 4 . M Mouse 17, 18 Pheater 5 Marry Millnre. 2 9:00 M. Berle(c)3, 4 Patti Page 7, 13.11:15 J Paar 4 Classroom 9 Music 9. Reserve 7, 13 ‘*Steel Hour 5, 10 Great I Idea 9,11:30 Movie 5 . personal Skiing Turns Into Large Business Each winter more than 4,000,000 hardy and adventurous souls leave the warmth of their homes and take to the thrills and spills of skiing in the hills throughout the northern United States. No one knows for sure quite why they do it, but it’s something about the feel of speed across white snow, the white snow itself, and the exultation of beating your chest upon the mountaintop. That hardy souls have been doing it for a long, long time is for sure. We know that fragments of skis have been found in the Scandinavian countries dating back to the Bronze Age and that skiing Has been mentioned in many ancient Norse tales. Skiing for just plajn-fun, points out the National Automobile Club, started in Norway in the 19th century. There the farm boys decided that skooting down a mountainside or leaping off a small cliff with 10-foot boards tied to their feet was an interesting way to pass a Sunday afternoon, In time they developed champions in these kinds of carryingson and these champions came to the United States. All this gave the roaring youth of the roaring 20s some new ideas, and they too began to do some of their dangerous living along the mountain slopes. In 1932 the Winter Olympic Games were held at Lake Placid and just about every sportsminded person in the country began to get the skiing idea. American skiing was in business. It’s pretty big business. Each vear skiers spend more than a quarter of a billion dollars on their sport. Into some small towns in the ski country they’ll pour as much as $50,000 during any winter weekend when the snow wis good. The necessary equipment isn’t expensive. All you need is a couple of skis. a couple of sticks, and some warm clothing. The necessary skill is a little harder to come by. At first you'll be congratulating yourself when you manage to stand up on the things or go quavering down a gentle slope. After some real practice you might be. zooming down the mountaniside at 60 miles an hour or better, sailing through the air for something close to 300 feet—this sailing done by plan, not by accident. There's a chance that you might get hurt. About 1 per cent of all skiers manage to bruise or break something. But the Ski Patrol will pick you up if you can’t walk, and the resort doctors will patch you up if it’s something that calls for more than vour Boy Seout course in bandain What can you lose? Come on in! The snow’s fine! Starfish make disastrous inroads in oyster beds. Tie term “vitamin” was first used in 1912 by Dr. *Casimer Funk. LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP State of California } County of Nevada § We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that we are partners transacting business in this state in the City of Nevada City, Countoy of Nevada, State of California, under the firm name and style of The Felix Gillet Nursery; that the names in full of all the members of such partnership are: Charles E. Parsons, 2nd; and Merna L. Goerz. That the places of our respective residences are set opposite our respective names hereto subscribed. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hands this ist day of January, 1959. CHARLES E. PARSONS, 2nd, residing at A Street, Nevada City, California; MERNA L. GOERZ, residing at 752 Lindley Avenue, Nevada City, California. State of California )

County of Nevada {°° On this Ist day of January in the year one thousand nine hundred and fifty-nine before me, Letha Twitchell, a Notary Public in and for the County of Nevada, State of California, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, appeared Charles E. Parsons 2nd and Merna L. Goerz, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official] seal in the County of Nevada the day and year in this certificate first above written. LETHA TWITCHELL, Notary Public in and for the County, of Nevada, State of California. ‘ioe commission expires Dec. 16, Publish: Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29, 1959. (Seal) CHURCH NEWS COMMUNTY BAPTIST CHURCH 327 Sacramento St. Nevada City, California Harry B. Transchel, Pastor 9:45 a.m., Sunday Church School. 11 a.m., Worship Searice 6 p.m., Baptist Youth Fellowship groups. 7 p.m., Evening Service. ‘FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Cooperating with Southern Baptist Convention 714 West Main St. Grass Valley, California Weldon I. Barnett, Pastor Phone G.V. 1543 Sunday School, 9:45 a.m Worship Service, 10:55 a.m., Training Union, 6:30 p.m / PEARDALE BAPTIST CHAPEL Peardale Farm Center Frank C, Sisson, Pastor Sunday School, 9:45 Worship Services: 11 a.m. BETHEL CHURCH (Assemblies of God) 256 Buena Vista St. Grass Valley California Phone 406 Douglas M. Fairrington, Pastor 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a.m., Morning Worship. ST. CANICE CATHOLIC CHURCH Cor. Washington and Coyote Sts. Rev. Wm. Daly, Pastor Phone NC91 Sunday Masses at 8 and 10:30 a.m. Mass at 7:30 on Week days. ST. PATRICK'S CATHOLIC” CHURCH Grass Valley, California Rev. Jeremiah Boland, Pastor Rev. Patrick O’Rafferty, Assistant Pastor ‘ey 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m., Sunday Masses. 9:15 a.m., Children’s Mass (for children and their parents only). Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament, after 10:30 Mass. CEDAR RIDGE BIBLE CHAPEL Qn Colfa Highway in Cedar Ridge Rev. James R. Stanfield A Conservative Baptist Church 9:45 a.m., Sundav School. 11 a.m., Morning Worship ‘ 7 p.m., A, B, C, Youth meeting. 7 p.m., Evening Worship. NEVADA CITY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Boulder St. 9:45 a.m. Sunday School. 11 a.m., Church Service. 8 p.m., first and third Wednesiays, Testimonial Meetings. Reading room, 207 Main St., open Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 2 to 4 p.m CHURCH OF THE NAZARINE LeDuc and Empire, G.V. Rev. James J. Brady, Pastor Phone 1506-J 8:45 a.m., Bible School. for all ages, 11 a.m., Worship Service, 6:45 p.m., N.Y.P.S. 7:30 p.m., Evangelistic Service. Classes “FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 407 W. Main St., Grass Valley 9:30 am. Sunday Scnool 11 am., Sunday Serdvice. 8 p.m., Wednesday evening. Reading Room 111 Bank St. Open daily 12 w 3 p.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST 658 Whiting St., Grass Valley George Stevens, Minister 10 a.m., Bible Class. 11 am., Morning Service. 7 p.m., Evening Service. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Alta St., Grass Valley Charles C. Staley. Bishop Telephone 38-R-2 8 a.m., Priesthood Meeting. 7 p.m., Sacrament Meeting. 4 p.m., Tuesday, Primary. 10 a.m., Thursday, Relief Society, REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Women’s Imjrovement Club 217 S. Church St., Grass Valley Laurence Hendrickson, Pastor 10 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a.m., Church Service. FIRST CONGRFGATIONAL CHURCH™~ ~ Corner Nea! and Church Sts. Grass Valley An Independent \ Bible Believing Church eo Rhys A. Miner, Pastor 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a.m., Morning Worship. 6:15 p.m., Pre-Prayer Service 6:30 p.m., Young Peoples V.T.C Groups and Adult Bible Fellowship. 7:30 p.m., Evening ee gta, 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. Pe Corner of Bank and Auburn Sts. EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCKx Telephone 77 Rev. Harry Leigh-Pink, Rector Grass Valley 245 South Church Street 8 a.m., Holy Communion. 11 a.m., choral celebration of Holy Communion on first and fourth. Sundays, with sermon by the rector. 11 a.m., morning prayer with sermon, second and third Sun@ays. 10 a.m., Holy Communion every Thursday. and at the same time on all Holy Days of Obligation. em TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Nevada St., Nevada City Cedric S. Porter, Rector Telephone 745 9:45 a.m., Sunday Schoo} 11 a.m., Morning Prayer with Sermon i Holy Communion first Sunday of each month. EMMANUEL PENTECOSTAL CHURCH John Watson, Pastor 340 North Church Street 633 S. Auburn St. Phone 1368. lla.m., Morning Worship. 7:30 p.m., Evening Worship. 7:30 p.m., mid-week. Wednesday. 7:30 p.m., Young People. _ FIRST CHURCH OF GOD E. Broad at Main Clarence T. Dwiggins, Minster Phone 6939:45 a.m., Sunday School. 10:45 a.m., Worship. 7 p.m., Youth Fellowspih. a 7:30 p.m., Evangelistic Service. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 453 S. Auburn St., Grass Valley Rev. Palmer L. Janke, Sr., Pastor Phone G.V. 1484 9:30 am., Sunday, Sunday 11 a.m. Divine Services. 3:30, Wednesday, Children’s Confirmation Class ST. PAUL’S LUTHERAN CHURCH Chicago Park, Calif. Rev. Palmer L, Janke, Sr., Pastor Phone G.V. 1484 9 a.m., Sunday, Divine Services 9 am., Saturday, Saturday School and confirmation cl ia FIRST METHODIST OF NEVADA CITY Broad and Mill Sts., Nevada City Robert W, Findley, Pastor Phone 528 9:45 am., Sunday School (all ages). 11 a.m., worship services (nursery care provided). 4 p.m., Christian Adventure. 6:30 p.m., MYF. FIRST METHODIST OF GRASS VALLEY 230 S Church St. Grass Valley E. Lester Lewis, Pastor 11 am., Worship. 6:30 p.m., MYF. WESLEYAN METHODIST Walker Dr. at Butler Rd. Grass Valley, California Rev, C. W. Denison, Minister 10 a.m., Sunday School. Classes for all age groups. 11 a.m., Morning Worship EMMANUEL” PETECOSTAL 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a.m., Morning Worship. 4 to 6 pm., Christian Adventure Group (children up to 9th grade). 340 N. Church St., Grass Valley 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Methodist Youth Fellowship. EY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF GOD Lower Grass Valley Rd. and Bost Ave., Nevada City Rev. R. R. Hall, Pastor 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. 11 a.m., Morning Worship. 7:45 p.m., Evangelistic Service. SALVATION ARMY wh Grass Valley, California Captain Norma Nelson and Lieutenant Gwen Patterson Officers in Charge Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. Holiness Service, 11 a.m. Young People’s Service, p.m. Open-Air Service, 7 p.m. Evangelistic Service, 7:30 p.m. 6:15 Y SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Alta Street, Grass Valley Telephone 1648-W George R. Freeman, Pastor Telephone 1526 ‘9:30 a.m., Saturday, Sabbath School. 11 a.m., Morning Worship. 4:30 p.m., Young People meet. THE CHURCH OF CHRIST 239 Center St., Auburn, Calif. Sunday, 10 a.m. to 12 Services. ible preached, Lord’s Supper. Wo Service. pectic: plate ae