November 30, 1960 (8 pages)

ley area California Highway Patrol, ‘said this week. _. “Chances are, if you're a learn and accept the limita‘tions of motor vehicle operation on snow and ice-cov“Snow driving demands slower speeds. Even if traffic stops completely, be ER Rio PU RIE TIES YS Ma IRR See Te! Patient; don’t pull out of} ®& f line only to be confronted by a stream of traffic ap° Proaching from thé opposite Recreation ‘HIGHWAY LAW ENFORCEMENT. Calidirection. “Starting and stopping on snow and ice require special attention,” Lieutenant .Wallihan said. “Starts Should be slow, since rapid acceleration results in wheel spinning. Stops should be gentle, accomplished by a soft but rapid pumping of ithe brake pedal. Hard, fast ‘stops frequently result in skids. “It takes from 3 to 12 times as far to stop on icy roads as on normal, dry pavement. Allow yourself this extra margin of’ room to avoid the necessity of making a rapid stop. “Tf a skid starts, turn the steering wheel in the direction the back end is skidding. When the car begins to straighten out, gently pump the brakes to halt the vehicle. “Don’t forget to carry skid chains. When signs indicate that. chains are refornia Highway Patrol Commissioned Bradford Crittenden was featured speaker at a meeting of Nevada County peace officers recently. Crittenden (left) is shown with CHP Sgt. John Waddell and Nevada County District Attorney Harold Berliner. About 30 peace officers and officials attended the Bret Harte Inn dinner. Crittenden told of highway law enforcement problems in Calt fornia, where ten per-cent of the nation's travel is done on four per cent of the nation's highways. He stressed the’ problems caused by drinking drivers throughout the state. Chairman of the Statewide Travel and Recreation Committee is Joseph R. Knowland, publisher of the Oakland Tribune. Anderson Borthwick, president of the First National Trust & Savings Bank of San Diego, is vice chairman. Topic For Calif. CofC A symposium and open forum discussion on “Rercreation Planning for Future Needs in California” constitutes the agenda of the Travel and Recreation section of the California State Chamber 33rd annual statewide meeting in San Francisco at-the Sheraton-Palace Hotel tomorrow. : Forum moderator will be Edwin S. Moore, executive vice president of the California State Automobile As-! sociation. Charles De Turk, chief of the Division of Beaches and Parks, will dis-: cuss California State Park development and the national park program will be the topic of Lawrence C. Merriam, regional director DARKNESS, RAIN, BUMP.Tom Reynolds, 80, wearing a dark raincoat, stepped off the Commercial Street curb to cross that Nevada City Street after dark late Friday afternoon. He was hit by an auto driven by Ernie Purssell,16, Nevada City. Purssell said he did not see the man in the driving rain, and stopped when he felt a bump. Reynolds is shown beyond the stretcher as the Nevada City Rescue Squad prepares to lift him from the wet pavement. A Commercial Street cabinet maker, Reynolds is doing "nicely" this week at Miner's Hospital after sustaining a leg injury in the accident. Pe > ot o> Conway’s. For Her Favorite Gift Manchester Gets Combat Training 11 at the Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, Calif. The course included latest infantry tactics, first aid, demolitions, fiéld fortifica-: tions and advanced school: ing on weapons. Marine Private Arthur J. Manchester, Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Manchester, Rte. 1, Nevada City, completed four weeks of indi‘vidual combat training Nov. UY UUUU UU UY vy voy vv UU UU . 8% Robe Modeled by Dixie Olsen Featuring.. . Dynel Collar . BANKAMERICARD «CHARGE ACCOUNT PLAN v,. Ladies’ and Girls’ Wear 138 Mill St., Grass Valley 3141 Sizes 12 to 20. Wonderfully simple background dress,’ ideal to point up with TO ORDER send 50 cents in coins or check. No stamps. Add 10 cents if you wish first class mailing. Send to RIVIERA IMPORT PATTERN, c/o THE NUGGET, 129 W. 29th St., New York 1, N. Y. Print mame, address, pattern No. and size. in our studio or your home appointments now being taken Nevada City & 265-4128 Prentiss tests of CONELRAD facilities. uired, you must stop and F Other section meetings put them on immediately.”. 9f the National Park serv) will be held in the fields of . WE GIFT WRAP Forum speaker W. S. Da-' 2griculture, highways, inFl ; I V I E R A If California is the vict picid gone regional ee rons LAY-AWAY m egan of a nuclear attack, -you r, California region, of: (Se0urces, . : ‘ yt hr Uw . ? first source of life-saving} the United States Forest; taxation, and industrial de*; ehh Me ane = information will come from] Service, will outline Unitedi Velopment. bWe will be open’nightly ‘til* Lounge import CONELRAD Station at 640] States Forest Service recreXmas be ap ee iy s or 1240 on your radio dial] ation plans, and Lachlan M. : a sal LABS Ww ¥ _ . The California Disaster Ofoe snes sate ee Optometrist & Orthoptist CHUCK'S TV o& ear P i dix sion of Sma ra arbors, +4 ttttt++ fice conducts bi-monthly Patterson Bidg. 122 W. Main wil] round out the symposium with a talk,on CaliHours 10-5-Mon, thru Friday] . Pioneer Village Se aeaseenaditinaddrngy,, “p00: ™ Sa ceaaal seme ae eee . Soft And Exg(isite, Drip tricky belts. Sizeg,12 to 20. Sf etauas LH Size 14 takes 3 yards of 39-inch Dry Brushed na fabric or 2 yards of 54-inch fabric. a Duster With White aie ( COST $100,000 ) BUT YOU CAN PLAY A CONN ORGAN «x» IN 5 MINUTES you'll be playing simple melodies with rich, full harmony on a CONN SPINET ORGAN . SUPPLY Terminal Warehouse Bldg. USE IT EVERYWHERE WINTER AND SUMMER 205 Broad St. STEELE Grass Valley Dial 273-2201] — OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS ——_———————S—=—=—=—=—_—_—=—=—=—=——_—_—_—_—_—_—_ EDDIE’S TV . COCHRAN’S CONN ORGAN CENTER 133 BENNETT STREET, GRASS VALLEY PH. 273-2792 SALES seeee SERVICE seeee SATISFACTION . coy a REE , Lovely Negligees fornia’s waterways. Phone 273-6030 . 162 s. AUBURN ST. G.V. aes 4 . YOU Probably Could Not Play This Theatre Pipe Organ and YZ > Sa : 3 ¢ Lingerie pethtatteeentdi== abet ialagy,, a e Portrait oe iY = ~ dFREE 15 Minute Lesson..Come In And Get Yours Today BU’ tu 10 FREE Home Trials..Free Lesson Course Conn Organs KRI Priced As Low A Clidivigad Wet EASY TERMS...LOW DOWN PAYMENTS 905 Rel group or individual : :

ley area California Highway Patrol, ‘said this week. _. “Chances are, if you're a learn and accept the limita‘tions of motor vehicle operation on snow and ice-cov“Snow driving demands slower speeds. Even if traffic stops completely, be ER Rio PU RIE TIES YS Ma IRR See Te! Patient; don’t pull out of} ®& f line only to be confronted by a stream of traffic ap° Proaching from thé opposite Recreation ‘HIGHWAY LAW ENFORCEMENT.. Calidirection. “Starting and stopping on snow and ice require special attention,” Lieutenant .Wallihan said. “Starts Should be slow, since rapid acceleration results in wheel spinning. Stops should be gentle, accomplished by a soft but rapid pumping of ithe brake pedal. Hard, fast ‘stops frequently result in skids. “It takes from 3 to 12 times as far to stop on icy roads as on normal, dry pavement. Allow yourself this extra margin of’ room to avoid the necessity of making a rapid stop. “Tf a skid starts, turn the steering wheel in the direction the back end is skidding. When the car begins to straighten out, gently pump the brakes to halt the vehicle. “Don’t forget to carry skid chains. When signs indicate that. chains are refornia Highway Patrol Commissioned Bradford Crittenden was featured speaker at a meeting of Nevada County peace officers recently. Crittenden (left) is shown with CHP Sgt. John Waddell and Nevada County District Attorney Harold Berliner. About 30 peace officers and officials attended the Bret Harte Inn dinner. Crittenden told of highway law enforcement problems in Calt fornia, where ten per-cent of the nation's travel is done on four per cent of the nation's highways. He stressed the’ problems caused by drinking drivers throughout the state. Chairman of the Statewide Travel and Recreation Committee is Joseph R. Knowland, publisher of the Oakland Tribune. Anderson Borthwick, president of the First National Trust & Savings Bank of San Diego, is vice chairman. Topic For Calif. CofC A symposium and open forum discussion on “Rercreation Planning for Future Needs in California” constitutes the agenda of the Travel and Recreation section of the California State Chamber 33rd annual statewide meeting in San Francisco at-the Sheraton-Palace Hotel tomorrow. : Forum moderator will be Edwin S. Moore, executive vice president of the California State Automobile As-! sociation. Charles De Turk, chief of the Division of Beaches and Parks, will dis-: cuss California State Park development and the national park program will be the topic of Lawrence C. Merriam, regional director DARKNESS, RAIN, BUMP..Tom Reynolds, 80, wearing a dark raincoat, stepped off the Commercial Street curb to cross that Nevada City Street after dark late Friday afternoon. He was hit by an auto driven by Ernie Purssell,16, Nevada City. Purssell said he did not see the man in the driving rain, and stopped when he felt a bump. Reynolds is shown beyond the stretcher as the Nevada City Rescue Squad prepares to lift him from the wet pavement. A Commercial Street cabinet maker, Reynolds is doing "nicely" this week at Miner's Hospital after sustaining a leg injury in the accident. Pe > ot o> Conway’s.. For Her Favorite Gift Manchester Gets Combat Training 11 at the Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, Calif. The course included latest infantry tactics, first aid, demolitions, fiéld fortifica-: tions and advanced school: ing on weapons.

Marine Private Arthur J. Manchester, Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Manchester, Rte. 1, Nevada City, completed four weeks of indi‘vidual combat training Nov. UY UUUU UU UY vy voy vv UU UU . 8% Robe Modeled by Dixie Olsen Featuring.... . Dynel Collar . BANKAMERICARD «CHARGE ACCOUNT PLAN v,. Ladies’ and Girls’ Wear 138 Mill St., Grass Valley 3141 Sizes 12 to 20. Wonderfully simple background dress,’ ideal to point up with TO ORDER send 50 cents in coins or check. No stamps. Add 10 cents if you wish first class mailing. Send to RIVIERA IMPORT PATTERN, c/o THE NUGGET, 129 W. 29th St., New York 1, N. Y. Print mame, address, pattern No. and size. in our studio or your home appointments now being taken Nevada City & 265-4128 Prentiss tests of CONELRAD facilities. uired, you must stop and F Other section meetings put them on immediately.”. 9f the National Park serv) will be held in the fields of . WE GIFT WRAP Forum speaker W. S. Da-' 2griculture, highways, inFl ; I V I E R A If California is the vict picid gone regional ee rons LAY-AWAY m egan of a nuclear attack, -you r, California region, of: (Se0urces, . : ‘ yt hr Uw . ? first source of life-saving} the United States Forest; taxation, and industrial de*; ehh Me ane = information will come from] Service, will outline Unitedi Velopment. bWe will be open’nightly ‘til* Lounge import CONELRAD Station at 640] States Forest Service recreXmas be ap ee iy s or 1240 on your radio dial] ation plans, and Lachlan M. : a sal LABS Ww ¥ _ . The California Disaster Ofoe snes sate ee Optometrist & Orthoptist CHUCK'S TV o& ear P i dix sion of Sma ra arbors, +4 ttttt++ fice conducts bi-monthly Patterson Bidg. 122 W. Main wil] round out the symposium with a talk,on CaliHours 10-5-Mon, thru Friday] . Pioneer Village Se aeaseenaditinaddrngy,, “p00: ™ Sa ceaaal seme ae eee . Soft And Exg(isite, Drip tricky belts. Sizeg,12 to 20. Sf etauas LH Size 14 takes 3 yards of 39-inch Dry Brushed na fabric or 2 yards of 54-inch fabric. a Duster With White aie ( COST $100,000 ) BUT YOU CAN PLAY A CONN ORGAN «x» IN 5 MINUTES you'll be playing simple melodies with rich, full harmony on a CONN SPINET ORGAN . SUPPLY Terminal Warehouse Bldg. USE IT EVERYWHERE WINTER AND SUMMER 205 Broad St. STEELE Grass Valley Dial 273-2201] — OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS ——_———————S—=—=—=—=—_—_—=—=—=—=——_—_—_—_—_—_—_ EDDIE’S TV .. COCHRAN’S CONN ORGAN CENTER 133 BENNETT STREET, GRASS VALLEY PH. 273-2792 SALES seeee SERVICE seeee SATISFACTION . coy a REE , Lovely Negligees fornia’s waterways. Phone 273-6030 . 162 s. AUBURN ST. G.V. aes 4 . YOU Probably Could Not Play This Theatre Pipe Organ and YZ > Sa : 3 ¢ Lingerie pethtatteeentdi== abet ialagy,, a e Portrait oe iY = ~ dFREE 15 Minute Lesson....Come In And Get Yours Today BU’ tu 10 FREE Home Trials....Free Lesson Course Conn Organs KRI Priced As Low A Clidivigad Wet EASY TERMS......LOW DOWN PAYMENTS 905 Rel group or individual : :