October 12, 1960 (8 pages)

1960. he Ne is ac rr ‘ 4 aie * es "Wednesday, October 12, 1960 _ My brainstorm for the week was straightening out the calendar so that it makes a little more sense.I figure if we took the 31st off of January and added it to the front of February and took the first ‘of March and tacked it onto the rear end of February we'd have a much more sensible supply of months. Only thing is . somebody might miss out on their birthdays. +++ t+ With all the griping going on about the possibility of having the murder trial of Stanley Fitzgerald in our fair county, I can't help but think how funny it is that we don't have bond elections fo pay for them. Ponder a moment, bonds for new schools have to be voted on, but one man with a ready trigger finger can spend for us all our money. So maybe we should . shoot for new schools? Bye Bye. i C~ Orcherstra, 308 BROAD STREET Tad “— . yy — Nevada City 265-4207 tour with Spike Jones. PE OREO EGS ELDRED IN Here's Your VALENTINE BOUQUET VALENTINE? — IN OCTOBER ? It's our way of Saying we love each of you subscribers to The Nugget. It's our way of saying “THANKS” for the success of "The Paper With The Pictures” one year aftér it was first distributed as The Nevada County Citizen, October 15, 1959. Ever since the merger into The Nevada County Nugget, we of the staff have been looking forward to this date. In appreciation of yoursupport, we have a special bouquet for you during the next year. , FOR YOU OUR SUBSCRIBERS.. Each subscriber may, prior to Nov. 15, 1960 insert one 30-word Want Ad in the FOR SALE Classification Free Of Charge by filling out the form below and mailing it to Nevada County Nugget, PO Box 612, Nevada City, Calif. NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET CLASSIFIED INSERTION ORDER — a ne 1 Name Address Phone ESA Se etc aney bh Q aven® PRIDE & SNYDE INSIDE.now playing regularly atthe Bret Harte Inn, Grass Valley. Jim Smathers, at organ has played feature trumpet and piano with Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Alvino Ray and Charlie Barnnet. -Peter Pride now playing drums and trombone, vocalizes as does Smathers. He has played trombone with Horace Heidt and played in the "Call For Johnny" for Phillip Morris which was part of "On The Trail". Pride has also been with Freddie Martin, and was on recent Home Tour Tomorrow In Nev. City Nevada City's Fall Home Tour will be held tomorrow afternoon between 2 and 5 p.m. Sponsored by the St. Agnes Guild of Trinity Episcopal Church, the affair is open to the public. Tickets may be purchased at the door. Homes which will be open tothe tour are those of Mrs. Ernest Buck, 236 Nevada Street; Mrs. Merritt Rector, 316 Nevada Street; and Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Hummelt, 421 Nevada Street. Tea wil] be served at the Rector home during the after nbon. Chaperone that cigarette. Don’t let it go out alone. ' Dave Conroy, former teacher, was a visitor here Sept. 22. Heis now with the county office and will be visiting the school periodically, Otte t+ + 5! Bill Yerkes, who is employed at the Presbyterian Conference grounds, reports 'that his wife is much improved and hopes to be able ito join him here soon. Son Jim attendsCamptonville @ {high school, Mitt +++ + Pelton Chapter #615, 10,E.S. will hold their anjnual family pot luck dinner at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 13, which . will be followed by their regular meeting. t++ttett Mr. andMrs. John Holkko were down from their summer home at Forest on the 24th, visiting friends here. The Holkkos are Sacramento residents, but have spent most of the summer here. tet ett The Neusmeyer family, who reside on the old Long Rarich now owned by Chuck Hunter, have moved to Paradise, Calif., where Bill is employed. te ttet Mr. and Mrs. John Waugh of Alamowere recent weekend guests at the King Stevens home, toteet Conie Pfiffer went to Sacramento on the 25th to spend ten days with daughter, Harriet, who is recuperating from major surgery. t+Htettet The weekend of Sept. 24 the Joe Del Porto's guests were Mr. andMrs. Lew Camptonville High School . By IRENE STOOPS Rozelli of Stockton and Mr. andgis. Jack Burk and two sons of Sacramento, . ++eee+ Sunday Visitors at the E.L. Stoops home were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fischer and three children of Orangevale. ++eeet Sept. 24 deer season opened with a bang. Especially the day before, at therifle range: where the fellows were sighting-in their rifles, There was some confusion with the young men getting their first hunting licenses as they had to have cards to show tfiey had ~ taken the required course. Some didn't know about the law which has been in effect for several years. Still others had not been given their cards or had misplaced them. Young Jim Yerkes was the first tohave a deer validated at Camptonville, about noon on opening day.He got a nice forked horn which he killed near the North ranch, At4p.m. on opening day , Mynot Riddell and his hunting party came in with three fine deer killed at Saddleback. On Sunday, young Craig North got a forked horn near his father's ranch west of town. So--some people are getting them. Considering the dry ceason, the deer are in unusually good condition. t+++ttet ' Congratulationstothe Richard Lunds and welcome to their first child, a seven and one half pound son born Oct. 3 at4 p.m. Mr. Lund is in Timber Management here with the U.S. Forest Service. ‘++ +444 Joe Hurst was up from Nevada City visiting friends here the last of the month. t++++4++ . Camptonville News resident, flew over from the coast to go deer hunting the ‘weekend of Oct. 1. He stayed with his father, Bill Turner. ++ eet+ Dorene Steven's weekend guest was her mother, Mrs. Gearhauser, from Sacramento. t++eeet We are sorry to hear that Tivie Brown is ill and had to spend a couple of days in the hospital. t+ eee Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill have moved from their Celestial Valley home toNevada City. ++¢+tee+ Winnie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Stubblefieldof . Enterprise, Oregon, have arrived to spend a month at the Al Sutter home. tee ets Mr. and Mra. Merle Butz and son and Mr. and Mrs. George Butz were San Fran¢isco visitors the week of Oct. 3. t++ee+4+ Mr. and Mrs. John Jaynes andthree children were weekend guestsOct. 1 at the E.L. Stoops home. ++ eee David Cummings of Elk Grove andJoan Skoverski of Auburn were weekend guests at the John Skoverski home here. Spaghetti sauce mixes, either canned or powdered, are improved by the addition of California Burguridy. Substitute the wine for all or part of the liquid called for in the directions. Then serve the rest of-the bottle of wine with the meal. ’ * ave v UY A DRYER ev” al on jsays \ s lines “ Lawrence Turner, former are\all S Why be tied to the sun and an old-fashioned clothesline? A modern dryer lets you dry a week's laundry in minutes—day or night, any weather! No laundry lugging— you just push a button and clothes come out fluffy, soft. Wrinkle-remover cycle on new dryers means only “touch-up” ironing for some things, no ironing for others! Get a dryer now—and hang up the clothesline . . . instead of the clothes. PG&E Service is your best household bargain Pacific Gas and Blectrie Compang

1960. he Ne is ac rr ‘ 4 aie * es "Wednesday, October 12, 1960 _ My brainstorm for the week was straightening out the calendar so that it makes a little more sense..I figure if we took the 31st off of January and added it to the front of February and took the first ‘of March and tacked it onto the rear end of February we'd have a much more sensible supply of months. Only thing is . somebody might miss out on their birthdays. +++ t+ With all the griping going on about the possibility of having the murder trial of Stanley Fitzgerald in our fair county, I can't help but think how funny it is that we don't have bond elections fo pay for them. Ponder a moment, bonds for new schools have to be voted on, but one man with a ready trigger finger can spend for us all our money. So maybe we should . shoot for new schools? Bye Bye. i C~ Orcherstra, 308 BROAD STREET Tad “— . yy — Nevada City 265-4207 tour with Spike Jones. PE OREO EGS ELDRED IN Here's Your VALENTINE BOUQUET VALENTINE? — IN OCTOBER ? It's our way of Saying we love each of you subscribers to The Nugget. It's our way of saying “THANKS” for the success of "The Paper With The Pictures” one year aftér it was first distributed as The Nevada County Citizen, October 15, 1959. Ever since the merger into The Nevada County Nugget, we of the staff have been looking forward to this date. In appreciation of yoursupport, we have a special bouquet for you during the next year. , FOR YOU OUR SUBSCRIBERS... Each subscriber may, prior to Nov. 15, 1960 insert one 30-word Want Ad in the FOR SALE Classification Free Of Charge by filling out the form below and mailing it to Nevada County Nugget, PO Box 612, Nevada City, Calif. NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET CLASSIFIED INSERTION ORDER — a ne 1 Name Address Phone ESA Se etc aney bh Q aven® PRIDE & SNYDE INSIDE..now playing regularly atthe Bret Harte Inn, Grass Valley. Jim Smathers, at organ has played feature trumpet and piano with Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Alvino Ray and Charlie Barnnet. -Peter Pride now playing drums and trombone, vocalizes as does Smathers. He has played trombone with Horace Heidt and played in the "Call For Johnny" for Phillip Morris which was part of "On The Trail". Pride has also been with Freddie Martin, and was on recent Home Tour Tomorrow In Nev. City Nevada City's Fall Home Tour will be held tomorrow afternoon between 2 and 5 p.m. Sponsored by the St. Agnes Guild of Trinity Episcopal Church, the affair is open to the public. Tickets may be purchased at the door. Homes which will be open tothe tour are those of Mrs. Ernest Buck, 236 Nevada Street; Mrs. Merritt Rector, 316 Nevada Street; and Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Hummelt, 421 Nevada Street. Tea wil] be served at the Rector home during the after nbon. Chaperone that cigarette. Don’t let it go out alone. ' Dave Conroy, former teacher, was a visitor here Sept. 22. Heis now with the county office and will be visiting the school periodically, Otte t+ + 5! Bill Yerkes, who is employed at the Presbyterian Conference grounds, reports 'that his wife is much improved and hopes to be able ito join him here soon. Son Jim attendsCamptonville @ {high school, Mitt +++ + Pelton Chapter #615, 10,E.S. will hold their anjnual family pot luck dinner at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 13, which . will be followed by their regular meeting. t++ttett Mr. andMrs. John Holkko were down from their summer home at Forest on the 24th, visiting friends here. The Holkkos are Sacramento residents, but have spent most of the summer here. tet ett The Neusmeyer family, who reside on the old Long Rarich now owned by Chuck Hunter, have moved to Paradise, Calif., where Bill is employed. te ttet Mr. and Mrs. John Waugh of Alamowere recent weekend guests at the King Stevens home, toteet Conie Pfiffer went to Sacramento on the 25th to spend ten days with daughter, Harriet, who is recuperating from major surgery.

t+Htettet The weekend of Sept. 24 the Joe Del Porto's guests were Mr. andMrs. Lew Camptonville High School . By IRENE STOOPS Rozelli of Stockton and Mr. andgis. Jack Burk and two sons of Sacramento, . ++eee+ Sunday Visitors at the E.L. Stoops home were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fischer and three children of Orangevale. ++eeet Sept. 24 deer season opened with a bang. Especially the day before, at therifle range: where the fellows were sighting-in their rifles, There was some confusion with the young men getting their first hunting licenses as they had to have cards to show tfiey had ~ taken the required course. Some didn't know about the law which has been in effect for several years. Still others had not been given their cards or had misplaced them. Young Jim Yerkes was the first tohave a deer validated at Camptonville, about noon on opening day.He got a nice forked horn which he killed near the North ranch, At4p.m. on opening day , Mynot Riddell and his hunting party came in with three fine deer killed at Saddleback. On Sunday, young Craig North got a forked horn near his father's ranch west of town. So--some people are getting them. Considering the dry ceason, the deer are in unusually good condition. t+++ttet ' Congratulationstothe Richard Lunds and welcome to their first child, a seven and one half pound son born Oct. 3 at4 p.m. Mr. Lund is in Timber Management here with the U.S. Forest Service. ‘++ +444 Joe Hurst was up from Nevada City visiting friends here the last of the month. t++++4++ . Camptonville News resident, flew over from the coast to go deer hunting the ‘weekend of Oct. 1. He stayed with his father, Bill Turner. ++ eet+ Dorene Steven's weekend guest was her mother, Mrs. Gearhauser, from Sacramento. t++eeet We are sorry to hear that Tivie Brown is ill and had to spend a couple of days in the hospital. t+ eee Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hill have moved from their Celestial Valley home toNevada City. ++¢+tee+ Winnie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Stubblefieldof . Enterprise, Oregon, have arrived to spend a month at the Al Sutter home. tee ets Mr. and Mra. Merle Butz and son and Mr. and Mrs. George Butz were San Fran¢isco visitors the week of Oct. 3. t++ee+4+ Mr. and Mrs. John Jaynes andthree children were weekend guestsOct. 1 at the E.L. Stoops home. ++ eee David Cummings of Elk Grove andJoan Skoverski of Auburn were weekend guests at the John Skoverski home here. Spaghetti sauce mixes, either canned or powdered, are improved by the addition of California Burguridy. Substitute the wine for all or part of the liquid called for in the directions. Then serve the rest of-the bottle of wine with the meal. ’ * ave v UY A DRYER ev” al on jsays \ s lines “ Lawrence Turner, former are\all S Why be tied to the sun and an old-fashioned clothesline? A modern dryer lets you dry a week's laundry in minutes—day or night, any weather! No laundry lugging— you just push a button and clothes come out fluffy, soft. Wrinkle-remover cycle on new dryers means only “touch-up” ironing for some things, no ironing for others! Get a dryer now—and hang up the clothesline . . . instead of the clothes. PG&E Service is your best household bargain Pacific Gas and Blectrie Compang