March 28, 1962 (12 pages)

‘Page 8.Wednesday, March 28, 1962. -Nevada County NUGGET ee NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Published Every Wednesday By NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC, -132 Main St,, Nevada City, Calif. Alfred &, Heller, 2. we ee oes so PUbling®# R, Dean Thompson. .. . 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 sade deal sen Foo!’sGo “AND 1S main a lasting, eyceuy whom cane is loving! “dedicated. The rules set down for the new hospital were date simple: 156 Poe Sk Nic Subscription Rates: One year, $4.00; Two years, $6.00 Three years, $8.00 Printed by Berliner & Mc Ginnis, Nevada City. NcNAN IAAL ALA i structure so that it will re~ ie semper. 90 tt Jones, to _ While the patients will be allowed to retain the services of any physiciag they wish, the rule will be imperative that every doctor must wear a sterilized gown during an operation or while attending a patient with . a contagious disease. Sterilizing ovens are convent iently arranged and a high pressure steam kélls any germ thatmay have found its way into the dress, Dr. Jones will have charge of the entire place, but Miss Mary Upton is in the position of manager, with: Miss Kate Hansen the head nurse. Better selections would be hard to make. \ Itiswell to state that the institution, named the W C Jones Memorial Hospital, is a monument to the memory of the late Dr. W C Jones, a pioneer surgeon of this -” county, He was of sterling southern blood, a gent by nature born, who never questioned how. never looked to the ere, side, but was ever ready to answerthe call of the sick and the injured in rain or shine. He rode the hills, the valleys and the gulches of of this county at all hours of the day and night, bringing hopeto many an aching heart. Big hearted, tender asa. woman, true as steel, beloved by all, he has gone tohis rest but his memory will never be forgotten. The above is the prose of an early day newspaper reporter. The Jones Memorial Hospital carries on. Happy birthday. { Animportant birthday went unnoticed in January, OnJan. 30, 1962 the WC Jones Memorial Hospital was 55 years old and is still going strong. An event of ma EDITORIAL jor importance on Jan. 30, 1907, its grand opening at tracted 2500 persons. For six hours the crowds jammed Nixon Runs Against Brown By Rapping Kennedy the structure, Said newspaper reports of the day: There have been receptions and receptions, but never in the history of the county was anything of the kind witnessed. It spoke of the interest manifested by the public and their good feeling toward the enterprise and the ambitious young surgeon who had made his dream come true, after several years of thought and planning. Primarily to Dr. J.T. Jones is due the credit of this magnificent institution, but the generous citizens here and elsewhere, who were instrumental in making it possible for him to go ahead It seems as if Mr. Nixon is having difficulty taking his eyes and his mind off the White House. Last weekend's and carry out his cherished plans, deserve every ecomr ium for their attitude toward humanity in general, remark about "those carpetbaggers, " referring to the visit of President Ken Dedication ceremonies included this program: Selection -Nevada City Orchestra Carols Grass Valley Carol Choir Address Mayor C. E. Clinch Vocal soloMiss Mabel Hughes nedy and his retinue to the University of California, was so strangely out of place with the tone and style of that visit, that we can only conclude that Recitation Mrs. Harriet Robinson Vocal solo Louis Hooper Mixed quartet Mrs. J Glasson, Miss J. Argall, Mr. Nixon is possessed by a brooding Mrs. H,E, Franck, J. Werry, J. Glasson, J. Watt and B, Opia Vocal solo Miss Berniece Glasson bitterness about his defeat in the last Presidential election. In the last few months, too, Nixon has been free in criticizing Mr. Ken Reading Miss Kathleen Murphy Vocal solo -John Harry Vocal solo Amynta Plummer Said Mayor Clinch: Dr. Jones, ladies and gentlemen "Realizing from a worldly, as well as a humanitarian, nedy's foreign policy, Mr. Kennedy's domestic program, and Mr. Kennedy's tactics in the last election. Withal, Nixon maintains that in re point of view what this hospital will mean to the cityin. its future growth and as an adjunct which without question will, as time speeds on, direct here those who are seeking medical treatment in a climate noted for its heathfulness and life giving properties, its establishment is an indication of the faith the doctor has in the permancency of the city.’ "“Couldhein whose memory this place is dedicated, for a moment witness this scene, he no doubt would explaim ‘Well done, my son; be of good cheer, you have indeed fulfilled your duty,' "May the elements during sun and ality he is running for Governor against Mr. Brown, and not against Mr. Kennedy. In fact, he is soinsistent onthis point that he says any appearance by Kennedy in California during the cam paign would be unfair. (It is all right whee Sameer? for Ike tocampaign for Nixon, because Ike stays in Palm Springs during a few winter months, and that makes Ike a Crna ~~ Californian.even though he retains his Pennsylvania voting registration.) Well, we think President Kennedy will have to come to California during the campaign, if only toanswer the charges Nixon has been and is making against him. The real questionis, when will Nixon start addressing himself to the problems of California, and start running for Governor? His eye and mind seem so preoccupied with the White House that we are beginning to doubt whether the day will ever come. fiers To The Editor Dear Sir, Iam writing tothis famous little newspaper to express my views on the proposed freeway ruaning through the middle of your beautiful city. As an educator, teaching conservation and the preservation of our natural beauty and our historical scenes, I was completely shocked to hear of the freeway. In my school alone there are over 1,500 students, all from a higher income bracket, whose parents have. less there is some attraction. After the article about Nev ada City was published in Sunset magazine, people from Southern California went to Nevada City by the hundreds. And they told other people. I have hope that the in telligent people of the community will see how valuable it is to preserve our historical places and re-route the freeway. Very truly yours, (Miss) Loretta E. Dennis Los Angeles planned and taken many enjoyable vacations through the Mother Lode Country. I Dear Sir: am sure the P.T, A. will be A freeway part of Highway as shocked as I was when I 20-49 is being planned which heard about the ugly strip of would bisect Nevada City, cement to put our California Calif. This would destroy history to shame. In all of “many of the old historical the foreign countries where buildings of thistown, cause Ihave traveled, the governthe removal of countless old ment and the people are very trees and completely aiter proud of their histary and their background. While we seem to destroy all beauty and history for the sak’e of “progress” or"development" or some such foolish reason, Ihave visited Nevada City many times a year since 1950, and I have many friends, who are teachers too, that have made many trips to Nevada City and Grass Valley. I am only a ways. It seems to me, and other people with whom 1 havetalked, that a freeway which would by-pass the city, with good access roads, would serve the community _ just aswell. No one ever leaves a freeway to make purchasesin asmall city un This excellent photograph was taken on Jan. 30, 1907. It is the original business office of the the character of this charm ing old.city. I want to go on record as opposing this freeway that would pass through and destroy the historical Nevada City. We hope the Citizens of Nevada City will awaken in time and reject sucha destructive freeway, We have countless friends in So, Calif. who support this position. citizen of this country, and Ihave limited ways of making myself heard in some of these matters, butI shall try every means possible to try to stop the onslaught of free ew Very truly yours, ‘Joy L. J. Munson Los Angeles Dear Sir: It has just been brought to my attention that a freeway --part of Highway 20-49-is being planned which would bisect Nevada City. This would destroy many of the old historical buildings of your town, cause the removal of couatless old trees and completely alter the charac ter of your charming city, How can your citizens allow BACK IN EARLY 1930 them? 8 born in 24 hours. .the most babies ever such a thing to happento . born ina 24 hour period at Jones Hospital. only 7 in this picture aD)dnom teeny eee as one was a Chinese and the father took planne to cut through the center of towns when by-pass . his wife and child home as he-was afraid routes are available, usually . the babies would get mixed up. cheaper, and canse less disruption of families and less are Lena Beebee, Nurses Mrs. O'Conner, Mary destruction of irreplacable . Gracey, Margaret Reed and Dorothy O'Neil . historical scenes? Even bus Babies: lst Charley Hoskins' baby, one was Bradley Everts,. Mary Lou Buck thought. anne inMES GRAY 5 Tous voice such plans, does not stand to gain from such a (Don't know the rest) freeway. Freeway traffic is not any moreinclinedtoturn . off a freeway through the center oftown any morethan from a by-pass highway. with available access roads, I want to go on record as opposing any such freeway that would pass through the heart of Nevada City. We @ hope the citizens of Nevada One of Luther Burbank’s . } City will awaken in time to most extensive experiments, . reject such a destructive extending over 16 years, produced a variety of luxuriantly growing spineless cacti, useful for feeding cattle in arid regions, freeway route. Very truly yours, Grace G. Miller Los Angeles Jones Hospital.

‘Page 8..Wednesday, March 28, 1962. -Nevada County NUGGET ee NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Published Every Wednesday By NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC, -132 Main St,, Nevada City, Calif. Alfred &, Heller, 2. we ee oes so PUbling®# R, Dean Thompson. .... . 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 sade deal sen Foo!’sGo “AND 1S main a lasting, eyceuy whom cane is loving! “dedicated. The rules set down for the new hospital were date simple: 156 Poe Sk Nic Subscription Rates: One year, $4.00; Two years, $6.00 Three years, $8.00 Printed by Berliner & Mc Ginnis, Nevada City. NcNAN IAAL ALA i structure so that it will re~ ie semper. 90 tt Jones, to _ While the patients will be allowed to retain the services of any physiciag they wish, the rule will be imperative that every doctor must wear a sterilized gown during an operation or while attending a patient with . a contagious disease. Sterilizing ovens are convent iently arranged and a high pressure steam kélls any germ thatmay have found its way into the dress, Dr. Jones will have charge of the entire place, but Miss Mary Upton is in the position of manager, with: Miss Kate Hansen the head nurse. Better selections would be hard to make. \ Itiswell to state that the institution, named the W C Jones Memorial Hospital, is a monument to the memory of the late Dr. W C Jones, a pioneer surgeon of this -” county, He was of sterling southern blood, a gent by nature born, who never questioned how. never looked to the ere, side, but was ever ready to answerthe call of the sick and the injured in rain or shine. He rode the hills, the valleys and the gulches of of this county at all hours of the day and night, bringing hopeto many an aching heart. Big hearted, tender asa. woman, true as steel, beloved by all, he has gone tohis rest but his memory will never be forgotten. The above is the prose of an early day newspaper reporter. The Jones Memorial Hospital carries on. Happy birthday. { Animportant birthday went unnoticed in January, OnJan. 30, 1962 the WC Jones Memorial Hospital was 55 years old and is still going strong. An event of ma EDITORIAL jor importance on Jan. 30, 1907, its grand opening at tracted 2500 persons. For six hours the crowds jammed Nixon Runs Against Brown By Rapping Kennedy the structure, Said newspaper reports of the day: There have been receptions and receptions, but never in the history of the county was anything of the kind witnessed. It spoke of the interest manifested by the public and their good feeling toward the enterprise and the ambitious young surgeon who had made his dream come true, after several years of thought and planning. Primarily to Dr. J.T. Jones is due the credit of this magnificent institution, but the generous citizens here and elsewhere, who were instrumental in making it possible for him to go ahead It seems as if Mr. Nixon is having difficulty taking his eyes and his mind off the White House. Last weekend's and carry out his cherished plans, deserve every ecomr ium for their attitude toward humanity in general, remark about "those carpetbaggers, " referring to the visit of President Ken Dedication ceremonies included this program: Selection -Nevada City Orchestra Carols Grass Valley Carol Choir Address Mayor C. E. Clinch Vocal soloMiss Mabel Hughes nedy and his retinue to the University of California, was so strangely out of place with the tone and style of that visit, that we can only conclude that Recitation Mrs. Harriet Robinson Vocal solo Louis Hooper Mixed quartet Mrs. J Glasson, Miss J. Argall, Mr. Nixon is possessed by a brooding Mrs. H,E, Franck, J. Werry, J. Glasson, J. Watt and B, Opia Vocal solo Miss Berniece Glasson bitterness about his defeat in the last Presidential election. In the last few months, too, Nixon has been free in criticizing Mr. Ken Reading Miss Kathleen Murphy Vocal solo -John Harry Vocal solo Amynta Plummer Said Mayor Clinch: Dr. Jones, ladies and gentlemen "Realizing from a worldly, as well as a humanitarian, nedy's foreign policy, Mr. Kennedy's domestic program, and Mr. Kennedy's tactics in the last election. Withal, Nixon maintains that in re point of view what this hospital will mean to the cityin. its future growth and as an adjunct which without question will, as time speeds on, direct here those who are seeking medical treatment in a climate noted for its heathfulness and life giving properties, its establishment is an indication of the faith the doctor has in the permancency of the city.’ "“Couldhein whose memory this place is dedicated, for a moment witness this scene, he no doubt would explaim ‘Well done, my son; be of good cheer, you have indeed fulfilled your duty,' "May the elements during sun and ality he is running for Governor against Mr. Brown, and not against Mr. Kennedy. In fact, he is soinsistent onthis point that he says any appearance by Kennedy in California during the cam paign would be unfair. (It is all right whee Sameer? for Ike tocampaign for Nixon, because Ike stays in Palm Springs during a few winter months, and that makes Ike a Crna ~~ Californian.even though he retains his Pennsylvania voting registration.) Well, we think President Kennedy will have to come to California during the campaign, if only toanswer the charges Nixon has been and is making against him. The real questionis, when will Nixon start addressing himself to the problems of California, and start running for Governor? His eye and mind seem so preoccupied with the White House that we are beginning to doubt whether

the day will ever come. fiers To The Editor Dear Sir, Iam writing tothis famous little newspaper to express my views on the proposed freeway ruaning through the middle of your beautiful city. As an educator, teaching conservation and the preservation of our natural beauty and our historical scenes, I was completely shocked to hear of the freeway. In my school alone there are over 1,500 students, all from a higher income bracket, whose parents have. less there is some attraction. After the article about Nev ada City was published in Sunset magazine, people from Southern California went to Nevada City by the hundreds. And they told other people. I have hope that the in telligent people of the community will see how valuable it is to preserve our historical places and re-route the freeway. Very truly yours, (Miss) Loretta E. Dennis Los Angeles planned and taken many enjoyable vacations through the Mother Lode Country. I Dear Sir: am sure the P.T, A. will be A freeway part of Highway as shocked as I was when I 20-49 is being planned which heard about the ugly strip of would bisect Nevada City, cement to put our California Calif. This would destroy history to shame. In all of “many of the old historical the foreign countries where buildings of thistown, cause Ihave traveled, the governthe removal of countless old ment and the people are very trees and completely aiter proud of their histary and their background. While we seem to destroy all beauty and history for the sak’e of “progress” or"development" or some such foolish reason, Ihave visited Nevada City many times a year since 1950, and I have many friends, who are teachers too, that have made many trips to Nevada City and Grass Valley. I am only a ways. It seems to me, and other people with whom 1 havetalked, that a freeway which would by-pass the city, with good access roads, would serve the community _ just aswell. No one ever leaves a freeway to make purchasesin asmall city un This excellent photograph was taken on Jan. 30, 1907. It is the original business office of the the character of this charm ing old.city. I want to go on record as opposing this freeway that would pass through and destroy the historical Nevada City. We hope the Citizens of Nevada City will awaken in time and reject sucha destructive freeway, We have countless friends in So, Calif. who support this position. citizen of this country, and Ihave limited ways of making myself heard in some of these matters, butI shall try every means possible to try to stop the onslaught of free ew Very truly yours, ‘Joy L. J. Munson Los Angeles Dear Sir: It has just been brought to my attention that a freeway --part of Highway 20-49-is being planned which would bisect Nevada City. This would destroy many of the old historical buildings of your town, cause the removal of couatless old trees and completely alter the charac ter of your charming city, How can your citizens allow BACK IN EARLY 1930 them? 8 born in 24 hours. .the most babies ever such a thing to happento . born ina 24 hour period at Jones Hospital. only 7 in this picture aD)dnom teeny eee as one was a Chinese and the father took planne to cut through the center of towns when by-pass . his wife and child home as he-was afraid routes are available, usually . the babies would get mixed up. cheaper, and canse less disruption of families and less are Lena Beebee, Nurses Mrs. O'Conner, Mary destruction of irreplacable . Gracey, Margaret Reed and Dorothy O'Neil . historical scenes? Even bus Babies: lst Charley Hoskins' baby, one was Bradley Everts,. Mary Lou Buck thought. anne inMES GRAY 5 Tous voice such plans, does not stand to gain from such a (Don't know the rest) freeway. Freeway traffic is not any moreinclinedtoturn . off a freeway through the center oftown any morethan from a by-pass highway. with available access roads, I want to go on record as opposing any such freeway that would pass through the heart of Nevada City. We @ hope the citizens of Nevada One of Luther Burbank’s . } City will awaken in time to most extensive experiments, . reject such a destructive extending over 16 years, produced a variety of luxuriantly growing spineless cacti, useful for feeding cattle in arid regions, freeway route. Very truly yours, Grace G. Miller Los Angeles Jones Hospital.