July 12, 1961 (12 pages)

_ NEVADA couNTY Nugget Published Every Wednesday a NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC. 132 Main St., Nevada City, Calif. Dial 265-2471 Alfred E. Heller. » «Publisher Editor-Manager Second class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960 Decree No, 12,406 Subscription Rates: One year, Three years, $7.00. Printed by Berliner & Mc Ginnis, Nevada City. $3.00; Two years, $5.00 EDITORIAL Patient And Anxious The recreational use of water is discussed in a feature article elsewhere in in today's NUGGET. The author is well qualified to speak of recreational and other water problems, being the director of the California Department of Water Resources, William E. Warne. We are encouraged to note Warne's conClusion: "So we see anew use, recreational use, entering the arena of water planning. It has already beenrecognized in California law. Already ways of defining its rights, needs, and limits are being incorporated in regulations and plans." The water resources director indicates a knowledge of the recreational problems that are now facing California. He has indicated that ways and means are in the offing for solving such problems. Warne mentions a need for patience to allow time for integration of recreational needs into the state water program. While we all must agree that patience is now arequirement, we should also note that the problem has existed for some years and the state is only now recognizing the need, : Patient we shallbe. But patience will be tempered with a requirement of state officials that they proceed now with haste. We in Nevada County are seeing new dams in the immediate offing, and we do not see action to bring recreational use to them upon completion. We also have many lakes in the high Sierras that have great recreational possibilities.if they are still available when a state water-recrewives plan is in — AONE ERE WYTIME a PHONE 265-2686 =a ae & INSTRUCTION: : SERVICES ave EE PERSONAL Sheriff Wayne Brown and Chief of Police J J Jackson have served notice on Bob Wyckoff, the Broad Street photographer that the police cannot be held responsible for the safety of the invaluable collectors items of extremely rare value that Bob displays in his photo shop window. They have suggested that he wire the window with a special burglar alarm system or hire his own guard. Bob who is a member of the International Order of Roorag, collectors of the rare and the unusual around the world, thas on display this week: A high silk hat, believed to belong to President Lincoln, and found behind Ford's theater in Washington in April 1865. A horseshoe belonging to Paul Revere dated April 18, 1775. The jawbone of ass with which Sampson slew 1000 Philistines. This week he is adding the Thor hammer, with which Thor the Norse God of thunder and lightning created his celestial terror. When the publicity is good the memory TIPUIOPS OF ssc 6 cass The other day Judge Verle Gray had in his court a tourist from New Jersey charged with going through a red light. Verle, a little curious, asked the tourist how come he was in NC. Said the traveller he was riding down hiway 40 when suddenly he saw NC 28 miles at 20-40 junction. His memory went back 9 years ago when he remembered a two page picture spred ina New Jersey metropolitan daily featuring NC with clothes across the streets miners clothes lines to celebrate the 4th of July. Now that must be quite a town thought the tourist gotta visit it. So he came to the National’ Hotel stayed a week and spent over $200 locally. What happened to the red light violation I don't know. Ruth who is the official bird watcher in this family has so far in 1961 recorded the arrival of the house finch, black -headed grosbeak, steller j jay, white crowned sparrow, lazuli bunting, redtailedhawk, acorn woodpecker, russet backed thrush, sparrow hawk, bush tit, spotted towhee, killdeer, California thrasher and the western tanager. How are you doing with your bird watching? Many people's favorite prayerTHE PRAYER OF SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISILord, make me aninstrument of Thy peace; Where there is hatred, let me sow love; Where there is injury, pardon; Where there is doubt, faith; Where there is despair, hope; Where there is darkness, light; a OF LONDON .DRESSMAKER Alterations---T ailoring --Designing Call 273-8796 Where there is sadness, joy. minature. Their belief being that in some form the departed chiefs and squaws would ‘teturn and would need SOCCEROMEE IHS P But the strangest burial place was the mummy cemetery in Guanajuato, Mexico, For those with a strong stomach, this isa macabre visit. A tombstone is moved in the center of the lawn and youclimb und d down aladder, Burial plots are notowned but are rented by the families of the deceased and you see row after row of rented graves all deepunderground but with walking aisles provided. And for those that didn't continue to pay their rent? We saw stacks of mummies those whose rent wasn't payed and were "evicted" from their last resting place. . Aletter fromaGrass Valley Nugget subscriber: Am I right or wrong? I disagree with Fool's Gold and may find myself the Fool with no gold. As I get it from people Older that I who have also lived in GV longer that I, the Bennetts Bootery has always been under the name of Bennetts but the GV Hardware has been owned by others in past years. So would that not make the Bootery the oldest GV family business? There is nothing at stake in my quest for Clarification on the matter because I will get neithera pair of shoes from my classmate Howard Bennetts or a kitchen knife from my other classmate Vinita Jones. Yours for the elimination of spike heels . (Name withheld by request) andthe phonerings: A call froma NC Nugget subscribera former Nevada City policeman: "Bob, you are being very unfair in blaming the NC police force for not catching Mrs Nevada C Grover before she was poisoned; You throw the spotlite on them with just a passing reference to the Grass Valley poundman whose job it was to pickup the pregnant bitch. Policeman got a lot more things to do than pick up stray dogs Consider the day lost when you don't catch hell from somebody. One of Nevada City's First CitizensSTANLEY HOUSEL — ns Sexe, Decimal EEE est Ye O divine Master, grant that I may not so & much seek . ToO be consoled as to console, To be understood as to Mnderstand, To be loved as to love; For it is giving that we receive, It is pardoning that we are pardoned, And it is indying that we are bornto eternal life, Begepra & STORAGE . They are the.young in heart Jack and Anita Keegan On Thursday August 10, 1961 Jack and Anita Keegan will celebrate their 46th wedding anniversary and if this column hadits way Aug 10 would be a western holiday, for the Keegans are youth enternal, In all probability they will hold open house in the Julia Bulette suite in the Silver Dollar Hotel in Virginia City andif they serve vintage Bollinger's '52I suspect that even Lucius Beebe will show up. Tissad there is no established gift for the 46th anniversary the last being sapphires for the 45th and gold for the 50th. When I called this to Anita's attention she said ‘fer heaven's sake keep sending sapphires until its time to send nuggets: Other August wedding anniversaries: August 3 John & Margaret Larue (21st)August 3 Mr and Mrs Mike Faynik(5 Mile House) August 1st John & Louise RankinAug 8 Dennis and Beverley Coughlan (7th) Aug 10 Bob and Evelyn Schiffner (15th) Aug 12 Ralph and Dorothy Pearce Aug13 Dick andFern Deeble Aug 22Dean US GIVE YOUR CLOTHES A BEAUTY TREATMENT NEVADA COUNTY CLEANERS e Hills Flat, Grass Valleye 154 Walker Dr. , Grass Valley © 116 Broad St., Nevada City” THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS INSTRUCTION and Vee Thompson. Happy Birthdays in August to: Aug 1 Fern Deeble, Aug 2 Dick Nickless, Aug 4 Earl Erickson, Aug 5, Bern Hummelt, Lloyd Stroud, Aug 6 Helen Ray, Anne Culleton, Aug 7 Don Pierce, Aug 9 Edith Mellor, Aug 13, Don Harkins, Marian Griggs, Frenchy Hedges, Amy De Soto, Bill Young Aug 13 Betty Almauist, Aug 14 Mrs Walter Pease, Aug 15 Naomi Kopp, Leonard Holbrooke. # It is good to know that with new perpetual rap NELDA'S DANCING SCHOOL ACROBATIC, . . BALLROOM 101 Bank St., Grass Valley Phone 273-2730 care cemetary inthe Gold Flat area the old Jewish and Chinese cemeteries near the area will not further be neglected. They bring to mind two of the strangest cemmeteries we ever visited in Canada and in e SCHOOL OF CREATIVE DANCE PATRICIA ROSE . Fallet & Modern For All i . (Cecchetti Method = Terminal Bldg Bank St., G. V ial 273-6200 or 273Mexico. About one hundred miles out of Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada we came. upon the graveyard of the Dolmite Indians. Over each grave had been built a complete padelphe The Hair Styist tee Forest Park Lone.Colfax. Hiway eae By Appointment at 273.1815. JUNE BREEN. TEACHER OF PIANO & DRAMA minature house about 30 inches high. Complete in every detail windows, furniture, rooms, Cooking equipment all in tiny Here is Stanley at his favorite sunning spot on the side of Bank of America on Pine. Stanley knows the thrill of the roar of the crowd. ‘He is probably the greatest wrestler ever to come out of Nevada County. He has wrestled for the big money at the Glenbrook Race Track, at the NC Armory, in Tonopah, Nevada and in San Francisco. Aman of tremendous physic his arms at age 87 still are like bands of iron. He willtell youthat he made a lotta money forthe GV cousin jacks who used to. make Side bets on him. He would also race in NC 4th of July celebrations and win every time, according to Stanley, in jesting mood, "from those damn Indians they would bring in from the hills". Guest columnist next week will be the Broad Street photogtapher, Bob Wyckoff, EXPERIENCED COUNSEL IN YOUR TIME OF NEED We offer you friendly, sympathetic help»with attention to the details that mean so much. We strive to give everyone the finest. .no matter how much or how little they spend, CALL US DAY OR NIGHT WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL J. Paul Bergemann ( Formerly Holmes Funeral Home ) © 246 Sacramento St., Nevada City Dial 265-2421 Letters To The Editor Dear Editor: Brockington Manor Shopping Center consists of Safeway, Bank of America, Phoenix Rexall Drug and SprouseReitz Variety, and now supplants this scene (pictured above). More stores and landscaping will follow later. Since thisis the first shopping centerin Grass Valley, thought you might like t is replica for of tag files. . James Shanly Dear Sirs; My sister sent me a clipping of your paper--all about this little NCNGR, I shall never forget my first experience on this little train. My husband had to goto South America on business so he told me to take the children and go to visit my sister, Grace Raymond, in Nevada City. Soltook my daughter and son and on our arrival at Colfax toride this little train to Nevada City we were all so thrilled. It isa memory never to be forgotten by us all, Later years, my daughter married and living in Melbourne, Australia, came to visit bringing her little three year old son. We stayed at the National and every evening Dr. Tickell would take little d'Auverque to see this . . little train "come puffing in”, Dr, would hold d'Auverque up in his arms and needless to say I enjoyed it too!? Now this little son has grown to be a fine man and I am so proud of him, I think the family remembers seeing this little train--for it was a real live toy. I am “giving r my copy to my son Milton Masters, a grad of Nevada City High School, but now living in Ventura, California. Weoften speak of those days. Those years at High were his happiest days. Those days we had a more freshness of vision, amore vital sense of life. Wealllove Nevada City, it is home to my sister, Would it be possible for you to mail a copy of your Nugget with this article by Bob Paine about the NCNGR to my grandson Thank you very much, . Ethel G, Masters” . Hollywood, Calif. _24-Hour Ambulance Service Survey Party Prepares For Route 49 Work SIERRA CIT Y---A five-man survey party is now working along State Sign Route 49 in Sierra County between Sier }. ra City and Bassetts, according to state highway officials Purpose of the work is to stake the construction centerline on the 4.5-mile section. Itis expected that the highway will be reconstructed next year. Under the direction of Art Haley, Yuba City, the crew willbe activeinthe area for the next month or six weeks. 21/2 Baths. throughout. ance. See Today sapeay CUSTOM HOME 370 Alta St. approximately 2000 Sq. Feet. 3 Bedroom-Dining Room, Study, De luxe Construction Only $22,500. 1.37 ACRES LARGE 2 BEDROOM HOME. Setting on lower Grass Valley Rd. $6,500 Down $100 per month on balPark-Like Buy Today QRERS 624 grass valley nevada city hi-way phone 273-6181

_ NEVADA couNTY Nugget Published Every Wednesday a NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC. 132 Main St., Nevada City, Calif. Dial 265-2471 Alfred E. Heller. » «Publisher Editor-Manager Second class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960 Decree No, 12,406 Subscription Rates: One year, Three years, $7.00. Printed by Berliner & Mc Ginnis, Nevada City. $3.00; Two years, $5.00 EDITORIAL Patient And Anxious The recreational use of water is discussed in a feature article elsewhere in in today's NUGGET. The author is well qualified to speak of recreational and other water problems, being the director of the California Department of Water Resources, William E. Warne. We are encouraged to note Warne's conClusion: "So we see anew use, recreational use, entering the arena of water planning. It has already beenrecognized in California law. Already ways of defining its rights, needs, and limits are being incorporated in regulations and plans." The water resources director indicates a knowledge of the recreational problems that are now facing California. He has indicated that ways and means are in the offing for solving such problems. Warne mentions a need for patience to allow time for integration of recreational needs into the state water program. While we all must agree that patience is now arequirement, we should also note that the problem has existed for some years and the state is only now recognizing the need, : Patient we shallbe. But patience will be tempered with a requirement of state officials that they proceed now with haste. We in Nevada County are seeing new dams in the immediate offing, and we do not see action to bring recreational use to them upon completion. We also have many lakes in the high Sierras that have great recreational possibilities..if they are still available when a state water-recrewives plan is in — AONE ERE WYTIME a PHONE 265-2686 =a ae & INSTRUCTION: : SERVICES ave EE PERSONAL Sheriff Wayne Brown and Chief of Police J J Jackson have served notice on Bob Wyckoff, the Broad Street photographer that the police cannot be held responsible for the safety of the invaluable collectors items of extremely rare value that Bob displays in his photo shop window. They have suggested that he wire the window with a special burglar alarm system or hire his own guard. Bob who is a member of the International Order of Roorag, collectors of the rare and the unusual around the world, thas on display this week: A high silk hat, believed to belong to President Lincoln, and found behind Ford's theater in Washington in April 1865. A horseshoe belonging to Paul Revere dated April 18, 1775. The jawbone of ass with which Sampson slew 1000 Philistines. This week he is adding the Thor hammer, with which Thor the Norse God of thunder and lightning created his celestial terror. When the publicity is good the memory TIPUIOPS OF ssc 6 cass The other day Judge Verle Gray had in his court a tourist from New Jersey charged with going through a red light. Verle, a little curious, asked the tourist how come he was in NC. Said the traveller he was riding down hiway 40 when suddenly he saw NC 28 miles at 20-40 junction. His memory went back 9 years ago when he remembered a two page picture spred ina New Jersey metropolitan daily featuring NC with clothes across the streets miners clothes lines to celebrate the 4th of July. Now that must be quite a town thought the tourist gotta visit it. So he came to the National’ Hotel stayed a week and spent over $200 locally. What happened to the red light violation I don't know. Ruth who is the official bird watcher in this family has so far in 1961 recorded the arrival of the house finch, black -headed grosbeak, steller j jay, white crowned sparrow, lazuli bunting, redtailedhawk, acorn woodpecker, russet backed thrush, sparrow hawk, bush tit, spotted towhee, killdeer, California thrasher and the western tanager. How are you doing with your bird watching? Many people's favorite prayerTHE PRAYER OF SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISILord, make me aninstrument of Thy peace; Where there is hatred, let me sow love; Where there is injury, pardon; Where there is doubt, faith; Where there is despair, hope; Where there is darkness, light; a OF LONDON ..DRESSMAKER Alterations---T ailoring --Designing Call 273-8796 Where there is sadness, joy. minature. Their belief being that in some form the departed chiefs and squaws would ‘teturn and would need SOCCEROMEE IHS P But the strangest burial place was the mummy cemetery in Guanajuato, Mexico, For those with a strong stomach, this isa macabre visit. A tombstone is moved in the center of the lawn and youclimb und d down aladder, Burial plots are notowned but are rented by the families of the deceased and you see row after row of rented graves all deepunderground but with walking aisles provided. And for those that didn't continue to pay their rent? We saw stacks of mummies those whose rent wasn't payed and were "evicted" from their last resting place. . Aletter fromaGrass Valley Nugget subscriber: Am I right or wrong? I disagree with Fool's Gold and may find myself the Fool with no gold. As I get it from people Older that I who have also lived in GV longer that I, the Bennetts Bootery has always been under the name of Bennetts but the GV Hardware has been owned by others in past years. So would that not make the Bootery the oldest GV family business? There is nothing at stake in my quest for Clarification on the matter because I will get neithera pair of shoes from my classmate Howard Bennetts or a kitchen knife from my other classmate Vinita Jones. Yours for the elimination of spike heels . (Name withheld by request) andthe phonerings: A call froma NC Nugget subscribera former Nevada City policeman: "Bob, you are being very unfair in blaming the NC police force for not catching Mrs Nevada C Grover before she was poisoned; You throw the spotlite on them with just a passing reference to the Grass Valley poundman whose job it was to pickup the pregnant bitch. Policeman got a lot more things to do than pick up stray dogs Consider the day lost when you don't catch hell from somebody. One of Nevada City's First CitizensSTANLEY HOUSEL — ns Sexe, Decimal EEE est Ye O divine Master, grant that I may not so & much seek . ToO be consoled as to console, To be understood as to Mnderstand, To be loved as to love; For it is giving that we receive, It is pardoning that we are pardoned, And it is indying that we are bornto eternal life, Begepra & STORAGE . They are the.young in heart Jack and Anita Keegan On Thursday August 10, 1961 Jack and Anita Keegan will celebrate their 46th wedding anniversary and if this column hadits way Aug 10 would be a western holiday, for the Keegans are youth enternal, In all probability they will hold open house in the Julia Bulette suite in the Silver Dollar Hotel in Virginia City andif they serve vintage Bollinger's '52I suspect that even Lucius Beebe will show up. Tissad there is no established gift for the 46th anniversary the last being sapphires for the 45th and gold for the 50th. When I called this to Anita's attention she said ‘fer heaven's sake keep sending sapphires until its time to send nuggets: Other August wedding anniversaries: August 3 John & Margaret Larue (21st)August 3 Mr and Mrs Mike Faynik(5 Mile House) August 1st John & Louise RankinAug 8 Dennis and Beverley Coughlan (7th) Aug 10 Bob and Evelyn Schiffner (15th) Aug 12 Ralph and Dorothy

Pearce Aug13 Dick andFern Deeble Aug 22Dean US GIVE YOUR CLOTHES A BEAUTY TREATMENT NEVADA COUNTY CLEANERS e Hills Flat, Grass Valleye 154 Walker Dr. , Grass Valley © 116 Broad St., Nevada City” THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS INSTRUCTION and Vee Thompson. Happy Birthdays in August to: Aug 1 Fern Deeble, Aug 2 Dick Nickless, Aug 4 Earl Erickson, Aug 5, Bern Hummelt, Lloyd Stroud, Aug 6 Helen Ray, Anne Culleton, Aug 7 Don Pierce, Aug 9 Edith Mellor, Aug 13, Don Harkins, Marian Griggs, Frenchy Hedges, Amy De Soto, Bill Young Aug 13 Betty Almauist, Aug 14 Mrs Walter Pease, Aug 15 Naomi Kopp, Leonard Holbrooke. # It is good to know that with new perpetual rap NELDA'S DANCING SCHOOL ACROBATIC, . . BALLROOM 101 Bank St., Grass Valley Phone 273-2730 care cemetary inthe Gold Flat area the old Jewish and Chinese cemeteries near the area will not further be neglected. They bring to mind two of the strangest cemmeteries we ever visited in Canada and in e SCHOOL OF CREATIVE DANCE PATRICIA ROSE . Fallet & Modern For All i . (Cecchetti Method = Terminal Bldg Bank St., G. V ial 273-6200 or 273Mexico. About one hundred miles out of Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada we came. upon the graveyard of the Dolmite Indians. Over each grave had been built a complete padelphe The Hair Styist tee Forest Park Lone..Colfax. Hiway eae By Appointment at 273.1815. JUNE BREEN.. TEACHER OF PIANO & DRAMA minature house about 30 inches high. Complete in every detail windows, furniture, rooms, Cooking equipment all in tiny Here is Stanley at his favorite sunning spot on the side of Bank of America on Pine. Stanley knows the thrill of the roar of the crowd. ‘He is probably the greatest wrestler ever to come out of Nevada County. He has wrestled for the big money at the Glenbrook Race Track, at the NC Armory, in Tonopah, Nevada and in San Francisco. Aman of tremendous physic his arms at age 87 still are like bands of iron. He willtell youthat he made a lotta money forthe GV cousin jacks who used to. make Side bets on him. He would also race in NC 4th of July celebrations and win every time, according to Stanley, in jesting mood, "from those damn Indians they would bring in from the hills". Guest columnist next week will be the Broad Street photogtapher, Bob Wyckoff, EXPERIENCED COUNSEL IN YOUR TIME OF NEED We offer you friendly, sympathetic help»with attention to the details that mean so much. We strive to give everyone the finest. .no matter how much or how little they spend, CALL US DAY OR NIGHT WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL J. Paul Bergemann ( Formerly Holmes Funeral Home ) © 246 Sacramento St., Nevada City Dial 265-2421 Letters To The Editor Dear Editor: Brockington Manor Shopping Center consists of Safeway, Bank of America, Phoenix Rexall Drug and SprouseReitz Variety, and now supplants this scene (pictured above). More stores and landscaping will follow later. Since thisis the first shopping centerin Grass Valley, thought you might like t is replica for of tag files. . James Shanly Dear Sirs; My sister sent me a clipping of your paper--all about this little NCNGR, I shall never forget my first experience on this little train. My husband had to goto South America on business so he told me to take the children and go to visit my sister, Grace Raymond, in Nevada City. Soltook my daughter and son and on our arrival at Colfax toride this little train to Nevada City we were all so thrilled. It isa memory never to be forgotten by us all, Later years, my daughter married and living in Melbourne, Australia, came to visit bringing her little three year old son. We stayed at the National and every evening Dr. Tickell would take little d'Auverque to see this . . little train "come puffing in”, Dr, would hold d'Auverque up in his arms and needless to say I enjoyed it too!? Now this little son has grown to be a fine man and I am so proud of him, I think the family remembers seeing this little train--for it was a real live toy. I am “giving r my copy to my son Milton Masters, a grad of Nevada City High School, but now living in Ventura, California. Weoften speak of those days. Those years at High were his happiest days. Those days we had a more freshness of vision, amore vital sense of life. Wealllove Nevada City, it is home to my sister, Would it be possible for you to mail a copy of your Nugget with this article by Bob Paine about the NCNGR to my grandson Thank you very much, . Ethel G, Masters” . Hollywood, Calif. _24-Hour Ambulance Service Survey Party Prepares For Route 49 Work SIERRA CIT Y---A five-man survey party is now working along State Sign Route 49 in Sierra County between Sier }. ra City and Bassetts, according to state highway officials Purpose of the work is to stake the construction centerline on the 4.5-mile section. Itis expected that the highway will be reconstructed next year. Under the direction of Art Haley, Yuba City, the crew willbe activeinthe area for the next month or six weeks. 21/2 Baths. throughout. ance. See Today sapeay CUSTOM HOME 370 Alta St. approximately 2000 Sq. Feet. 3 Bedroom-Dining Room, Study, De luxe Construction Only $22,500. 1.37 ACRES LARGE 2 BEDROOM HOME. Setting on lower Grass Valley Rd. $6,500 Down $100 per month on balPark-Like Buy Today QRERS 624 grass valley nevada city hi-way phone 273-6181