March 8, 1961 (10 pages)

Bay’ Is Praised Tiger Bay, one of the features starting tonight atthe azine recently. —_—— fully disected. DelOro Theater drew an excellent review in Time MagThe bay is a waterfront & marae . slum in Cardiff, Wales, where a small girl witnesses G o oD a murder through a mail slot. . W. J. SMITH “+ --and is seen by the sailor — Jeweler ' murderer. B16 Broad St.N.C. Time said the film was movitigly acted and master-. 4.Wednesday, March 8, 1961, NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET ’ ~ mfor you. your neighbor The healing truths of the Bible are as practical and available today as they were in the time of Christ Jesus and the Apostles. The present availability of healing through prayer of spiritual means alone is explained in all Christian Science lectures. Learn what this can mean for you be attending . this free, public lecture entitled: . “The Logic and Consistency of Christian Science” by James Watts, C.S of Washington D.C. Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. y Tuesday, March 14, At 8 P.M. Veterans Memorial Auditorium South Auburn Street Grass Valley, Cal. Auspices First Church of Christ, Scientist, Grass Valley All Are Welcome . . . . . ! ONE QUARTER CENTURY.Clifford Carveth (L) congratulates Willard Rose, Manager of the Nevada City Branch Bank of America, upon completion.of 25 years service. Al Keeny (R) looks on. Rose was guest of honor at a recent party staged in his honor by bank employees. Carveth and Keeny are officers with the local bank. Elza Kilroy, past president of the Nevada County Historical Society, told Nevada . City Rotarians of Nevada: City andthe characters as he ; remembers them. "I believe I have seen A/ merica at its best," Kilroy , said, 3 A ‘ 7 ay ARDEN CENTER'S 3rd ANNIVERSARY “= NEVADA CITY “9 { oa 7 PRIMROSES AZALEAS Reg. 59¢ Reg. 98¢ CAGES.Bird & Chipmunk PARAKEET SEED BULK LAWN SEED EXPERTS WILL BE ON HAND TO ADVISE YOU ON YOUR GARDENING PROBLEMS Thursday, Friday, Saturday SPECIALS PEAT MOSS .large bale.::°% Special 53” 5 Ig. sacks STEER MANURE Special 3 for 98° CHRYSANTHEMUMS .in bands. 3 for 98° » $3.98 Reg. 25¢ lb, Reg. $1.09 Per Sack $495 2 for °1” ose Special 529 5ibs 979° 49° . b "I have lived gold and its production: gold mining, gold quartz, stamps,and flotation. .Itis quite true that millions of dollars (of gold) has been taken out, but many many more millions still remain awaiting new machinery or an increase in the price of gold.” Kilroy told that the first hydroelectric power in California was generated in 1887 when Lake Vera water was run through the Rome power house. Grass Valley had lights in 1887 and Smartsville in 1889. Kilroy said John Tilton was awell loved character in Nevada City ashe went from saloon to saloon showing his model of a perpetual motion Gilmore was ahead of the Wright Brothers when he established Gilmore Field in machine---"it worked, too,” Kilroy Tells Rotary Of Past In NC Grass Valley and flew gliders, Andthe miners had credit with local. merchants, with pay day the day when bills were settled --a bag of candy being sent home to the children by merchants in appreciation of the business. Those were the days of the saloon, too, Kilroy said. And they furnished a full meal free to the customers--all male, except for those women who had their special places of abode known as "pull -down shade houses." Those girls were good spenders, though, Kilroy reported. And merchants liked their purchases, for they always paid their bills, Kilroy remembered the summer evenings when the city band played from the National Hotel balcony, the Narrow Gaugerides, the ball games at Glenbrook Park, Scheduling of a California Preservation Conference, to be held in Sacramento March 18-19,-was announced today by Robert R. Garvey, Jr., executive director of the National Trust for Historic Preservation. In cooperation with its affiliated member organizations in the state of California, the National Trust has planned the ‘conference around "Old Sacramento," in relation to freeway locations andthe city redevelopment program. The two-day conference, open to the public, will use ‘J asitsheadquarters theEl Dorado Motel, 4 miles from Sacramento, Architects, historians, city planning authorities, and state and national park officials will present the philosophy of preservation and its role in the development and renewal of cities, especially in the state of California and SacLS) DELPHINIUM CLUMPS *:.« 3 for 98: BUY 5 BAREROOT FRUIT TREES GET ONE FREE 20% Saving J 20th Century Everbearing STRAWBERRIES *1 dz. af FREE COFFEE FREE GIFTS ~ FREE PARKING GLADIOLA BULBS 15¢ doz. ramento. The National Trust for Histroic Preservation, with headquarters in Washington, D.C, was chartered by Congressin 1946 as a non-profit educational organization , and is charg edwith safeguarding America's heritage of historic sites, buildings and objects. One of the historic properties which it ae nPan we a . EL ORO THEATRE Wed. Sat.-Mar.’8 11 GOLIATH AND THE DRAGON Plus TIGER BAY +++4¢4++ Sun. -Tues. Mar.12 14 LET NO MAN WRITE MY EPIT APH Burl Ives Shelley, Winters : Plus CONSPIRACY OF HEARTS Lilli. Palmer Plea, Preserve California owns and administers is Casa Amesti on the Old Capitol Square in Monterey. i . t oe t ' t FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE Available April 3. Three rm. offices. Central Location. Nevada City Ph. 273 4264 P.O. Box 218, PR es SERVICES EDDIES' TV Guaranteed Service Radio-TV -Hi Fi 27 years experience Phone 273-2792 . ieee‘Dolls Topic For Talk February is an appropriate month for a talk on Kewpie Dolls which were named for Cupid, God of Love. Mrs, Wanda Ramus entertained members of the Camellia City Doll Club with a discussion on these little happy go lucky dolls. She brought to the club her collection of books and many different kinds of Kewpies. During 1910,11,12, and 13 many of the monthly magazines had whole pages of kewpies in different poses. Eighteen members and 8 guests attended the meeting with the hostess prize of a kewpie going to Marquerite Ostrander of Al Tahoe, Calif. The March meeting will have a good old fashioned Trade Table with members exchanging doll items. USDA inspectors, during the first year of mandatory poultry inspection, certified as wholesome more than 4.7 billion pounds (ready-tocook) weight of poultry, according to Frances Head, UC Home Advisor. * George C. BOLES « * OPTOMETRIST 5 @ 228 Commercial Street Nevada City FOR RENT . NEW & USED ORGANS Todays Best Buy, Used Ham‘mond Cord Organ, $455.00 . on easy terms. Free Home . Vice. , Demonstration, Cochrans i Con Organ Center, 133 RENT A PLANO $7.50 per mo,,, Piano & Organ Tuning . &-Repairs, Guaranteed SerCochrans Conn Organ Center, 133 Bennett St. G. V. HELP WANTED Bennett St. Repossessed Sing er Sewing Maeve in cabinet, Has button hold, zigzag, darning at' tachment. Guaranteed. Want ' responsible party to assume ' $6 Monthly payments. Bal $24.70. Call credit manager 273-3331. NEW & USED PIANOS Buy a new Wurlitzer Piano only $495.00, 10 yr. Warranty easy terms, Cochrans Conn Organ Center, 133 Bennett St. G.V. FREE!!! ————————_ ee GOLD Learn to BOWL 6 LESSON COURSE WED. and THURS. 10:30 “se No Equipment Necessary 115 BANK STREET-ph. 273-9901 WANTED Linotype Operator for part time work, Ph. 273-4590. WANTED: Newspaper carrier boys or girls Grass Valley area, Phone 265-2471, leave name and adress. WANTED WANTED: RARE COINS. Any gold coin. Anything in Jewelry, Scrap Gold, ‘Sterling Silver, Diamonds. Antiques of the Gold Days Phone Fllinger, 273-2921 ‘ Sil Zz BOWL«ee GRASS VALLEY . HEATFO RM 0000000000 FIREPLACE UNITS Model #42 just $99 Reg. $124.00 Model #37 Just $7.50 Boa. $92.00' RYLOCK WINDOWS All Aluminum Y\ $43 Sig 6x3 $2367 6x4 $3 150 Awd 127 Broad St:Nevada City: Dial 265-4296 SUPPLY One call from you and he’s on the job T’S LATE at night and the one thing you need most in this world is a prescription filled for someone you love. You make a phone call and a friend answers—your-: druggist. Within minutes after your call, he’s on the job. It takes a time like this to make you realize how. much-you-depend-on this man, yet how much you take him for granted. Your pharmacist means medicine when you need -it— skillfully prepared. He means service—regardless of timé. His concern is for you, not only as a customer, but as a friend. And what a valuable ‘‘extra’’ for you if-vour-neighborhood drug store gives you ~ S&H Green Stamps. You know, of course, toTHE MAN WHO KNOWS YOU BEST.SERVES VOU BEST! day half the families in America save them. Your S&H Green Stamps make it possible WESTERN DIVISION for you to choose from over 1,500 topquality, famous brand-name items at your S&H Green Stamp. Redemption Store, The Sperry and Hutchinson Company 1452 Market St., San Francisco 2, California Anyimerican Wav of Thrift for 25,000,000 Families. Distribuied Since 1896 .

Bay’ Is Praised Tiger Bay, one of the features starting tonight atthe azine recently. —_—— fully disected. DelOro Theater drew an excellent review in Time MagThe bay is a waterfront & marae . slum in Cardiff, Wales, where a small girl witnesses G o oD a murder through a mail slot. . W. J. SMITH “+ --and is seen by the sailor — Jeweler ' murderer. B16 Broad St.N.C. Time said the film was movitigly acted and master-. 4..Wednesday, March 8, 1961, NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET ’ ~ mfor you. your neighbor The healing truths of the Bible are as practical and available today as they were in the time of Christ Jesus and the Apostles. The present availability of healing through prayer of spiritual means alone is explained in all Christian Science lectures. Learn what this can mean for you be attending . this free, public lecture entitled: . “The Logic and Consistency of Christian Science” by James Watts, C.S of Washington D.C. Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. y Tuesday, March 14, At 8 P.M. Veterans Memorial Auditorium South Auburn Street Grass Valley, Cal. Auspices First Church of Christ, Scientist, Grass Valley All Are Welcome . . . . . ! ONE QUARTER CENTURY..Clifford Carveth (L) congratulates Willard Rose, Manager of the Nevada City Branch Bank of America, upon completion.of 25 years service. Al Keeny (R) looks on. Rose was guest of honor at a recent party staged in his honor by bank employees. Carveth and Keeny are officers with the local bank. Elza Kilroy, past president of the Nevada County Historical Society, told Nevada . City Rotarians of Nevada: City andthe characters as he ; remembers them. "I believe I have seen A/ merica at its best," Kilroy , said, 3 A ‘ 7 ay ARDEN CENTER'S 3rd ANNIVERSARY “= NEVADA CITY “9 { oa 7 PRIMROSES AZALEAS Reg. 59¢ Reg. 98¢ CAGES.Bird & Chipmunk PARAKEET SEED BULK LAWN SEED EXPERTS WILL BE ON HAND TO ADVISE YOU ON YOUR GARDENING PROBLEMS Thursday, Friday, Saturday SPECIALS PEAT MOSS .large bale.::°% Special 53” 5 Ig. sacks STEER MANURE Special 3 for 98° CHRYSANTHEMUMS .in bands. 3 for 98° » $3.98 Reg. 25¢ lb, Reg. $1.09 Per Sack $495 2 for °1” ose Special 529 5ibs 979° 49° . b "I have lived gold and its production: gold mining, gold quartz, stamps,and flotation. ..Itis quite true that millions of dollars (of gold) has been taken out, but many many more millions still remain awaiting new machinery or an increase in the price of gold.” Kilroy told that the first hydroelectric power in California was generated in 1887 when Lake Vera water was run through the Rome power house. Grass Valley had lights in 1887 and Smartsville in 1889. Kilroy said John Tilton was awell loved character in Nevada City ashe went from saloon to saloon showing his model of a perpetual motion Gilmore was ahead of the Wright Brothers when he established Gilmore Field in machine---"it worked, too,” Kilroy Tells Rotary Of Past In NC Grass Valley and flew gliders, Andthe miners had credit with local. merchants, with pay day the day when bills were settled --a bag of candy being sent home to the children by merchants in appreciation of the business. Those were the days of the saloon, too, Kilroy said. And they furnished a full meal free to the customers--all male, except for those women who had their special places of abode known as "pull -down shade houses." Those girls were good spenders, though, Kilroy reported. And merchants liked their purchases, for they always paid their bills, Kilroy remembered the summer evenings when the city band played from the National Hotel balcony, the Narrow Gaugerides, the ball games at Glenbrook Park, Scheduling of a California Preservation Conference, to be held in Sacramento March 18-19,-was announced today by Robert R. Garvey, Jr., executive director of the National Trust for Historic Preservation. In cooperation with its affiliated member organizations in the state of California, the National Trust has planned the ‘conference around "Old Sacramento," in relation to freeway locations andthe city redevelopment program. The two-day conference, open to the public, will use ‘J asitsheadquarters theEl Dorado Motel, 4 miles from Sacramento, Architects, historians, city planning authorities, and state and national park officials will present the philosophy of preservation and its role in the development and renewal of cities, especially in the state of California and SacLS) DELPHINIUM CLUMPS *:.« 3 for 98: BUY 5 BAREROOT FRUIT TREES GET ONE FREE 20% Saving J 20th Century Everbearing STRAWBERRIES *1 dz. af FREE COFFEE FREE GIFTS ~ FREE PARKING

GLADIOLA BULBS 15¢ doz. ramento. The National Trust for Histroic Preservation, with headquarters in Washington, D.C, was chartered by Congressin 1946 as a non-profit educational organization , and is charg edwith safeguarding America's heritage of historic sites, buildings and objects. One of the historic properties which it ae nPan we a . EL ORO THEATRE Wed. Sat.-Mar.’8 11 GOLIATH AND THE DRAGON Plus TIGER BAY +++4¢4++ Sun. -Tues. Mar.12 14 LET NO MAN WRITE MY EPIT APH Burl Ives Shelley, Winters : Plus CONSPIRACY OF HEARTS Lilli. Palmer Plea, Preserve California owns and administers is Casa Amesti on the Old Capitol Square in Monterey. i . t oe t ' t FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE Available April 3. Three rm. offices. Central Location. Nevada City Ph. 273 4264 P.O. Box 218, PR es SERVICES EDDIES' TV Guaranteed Service Radio-TV -Hi Fi 27 years experience Phone 273-2792 . ieee‘Dolls Topic For Talk February is an appropriate month for a talk on Kewpie Dolls which were named for Cupid, God of Love. Mrs, Wanda Ramus entertained members of the Camellia City Doll Club with a discussion on these little happy go lucky dolls. She brought to the club her collection of books and many different kinds of Kewpies. During 1910,11,12, and 13 many of the monthly magazines had whole pages of kewpies in different poses. Eighteen members and 8 guests attended the meeting with the hostess prize of a kewpie going to Marquerite Ostrander of Al Tahoe, Calif. The March meeting will have a good old fashioned Trade Table with members exchanging doll items. USDA inspectors, during the first year of mandatory poultry inspection, certified as wholesome more than 4.7 billion pounds (ready-tocook) weight of poultry, according to Frances Head, UC Home Advisor. * George C. BOLES « * OPTOMETRIST 5 @ 228 Commercial Street Nevada City FOR RENT . NEW & USED ORGANS Todays Best Buy, Used Ham‘mond Cord Organ, $455.00 . on easy terms. Free Home . Vice. , Demonstration, Cochrans i Con Organ Center, 133 RENT A PLANO $7.50 per mo,,, Piano & Organ Tuning . &-Repairs, Guaranteed SerCochrans Conn Organ Center, 133 Bennett St. G. V. HELP WANTED Bennett St. Repossessed Sing er Sewing Maeve in cabinet, Has button hold, zigzag, darning at' tachment. Guaranteed. Want ' responsible party to assume ' $6 Monthly payments. Bal $24.70. Call credit manager 273-3331. NEW & USED PIANOS Buy a new Wurlitzer Piano only $495.00, 10 yr. Warranty easy terms, Cochrans Conn Organ Center, 133 Bennett St. G.V. FREE!!! ————————_ ee GOLD Learn to BOWL 6 LESSON COURSE WED. and THURS. 10:30 “se No Equipment Necessary 115 BANK STREET-ph. 273-9901 WANTED Linotype Operator for part time work, Ph. 273-4590. WANTED: Newspaper carrier boys or girls Grass Valley area, Phone 265-2471, leave name and adress. WANTED WANTED: RARE COINS. Any gold coin. Anything in Jewelry, Scrap Gold, ‘Sterling Silver, Diamonds. Antiques of the Gold Days Phone Fllinger, 273-2921 ‘ Sil Zz BOWL«ee GRASS VALLEY . HEATFO RM 0000000000 FIREPLACE UNITS Model #42 just $99 Reg. $124.00 Model #37 Just $7.50 Boa. $92.00' RYLOCK WINDOWS All Aluminum Y\ $43 Sig 6x3 $2367 6x4 $3 150 Awd 127 Broad St:Nevada City: Dial 265-4296 SUPPLY One call from you and he’s on the job T’S LATE at night and the one thing you need most in this world is a prescription filled for someone you love. You make a phone call and a friend answers—your-: druggist. Within minutes after your call, he’s on the job. It takes a time like this to make you realize how. much-you-depend-on this man, yet how much you take him for granted. Your pharmacist means medicine when you need -it— skillfully prepared. He means service—regardless of timé. His concern is for you, not only as a customer, but as a friend. And what a valuable ‘‘extra’’ for you if-vour-neighborhood drug store gives you ~ S&H Green Stamps. You know, of course, toTHE MAN WHO KNOWS YOU BEST..SERVES VOU BEST! day half the families in America save them. Your S&H Green Stamps make it possible WESTERN DIVISION for you to choose from over 1,500 topquality, famous brand-name items at your S&H Green Stamp. Redemption Store, The Sperry and Hutchinson Company 1452 Market St., San Francisco 2, California Anyimerican Wav of Thrift for 25,000,000 Families.. Distribuied Since 1896 .