October 15, 1959 (6 pages)

NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Fifty years of married life were! Then a turkey dinner was served cclebrated Jast Friday, October, in the First Congregational f, by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strick of 218 Lr pot Street, Grass Valley, who were married in Penzance, Cornwall, England, October 9, Church at 6:30 p.m. Colfax Bethel . Will Be Formed By PMYLLIS BUTZ John White, of Wyoming visiting the loss of her saddle horse, Chief, . ™2i" a ska wr ‘ : Post No,. 9878, 1909. mow 2 ghost town A . Marian Bates and Clare Riihardson are in charge. vear . ‘How To Cook Rice, They have two sons, Reeve) Each Grain Fluffy later they came to Grass Valley,. where they -V.F.W., the met last social security taxes have lived since. “st a) ce] > wa t') taken . was progress in and fluffy and separate in cooking. When constipation sours your stomach, you feel logy, headachy. Taken at bedtime, Black-Draught® {s “timed” to relieve constipation first th in morning —; without harsh g ing or urgency,! This amazing ‘over nigh t’ laxative helps sWreten sour stomach too. Then life looks sunny again! Made from pure vegetable herbs, thorough but gentle. Get Black-Draught. In Powder or Granulated form.and now in new, easy-to-take Tablets, too. When constipation sours young digestions, get Syrup of Biack-Draught. Tastes honey-sweet! SNe 2 Oodiess gram stops right there, King C conducted by . . Torgesen, district manager of the. dashed Cancer Chairman Ruth SkoverSacramento social seeurity office, . around the building and fell into gen. declares. sa bec erie ee whe Noah san ace oa Can Many of them ,he said, are not On October 2 a son was born . ter met Friday. evening, October. aware of the family protection at the Sierra Nevada Memorial] g and election of officers for the they have in case of their death Winsome the FFA boys entertained with music . six public tt the linen a ONO Gr service « paigns s supported each and. Secretary-treas-. ity tax on those earnings they are . worth. The baby weighed over} ¥o, Milhous, at Benicia. with a friend pis driver Ba demon: Hospital to Mr, and Mrs. Lewis coming term was held, with the before reaching retirement age Ingram of North San Juan. Mrs. following results: Chairman, Au'Others do not know that through Ingram is the former Helen Woolgust Ebberts; vice chairman, Oli. their earnings and social secur ALUMINUM ‘ the role of ali urer, Phyllis Butz. Guests were. also building disability insurance In Spain, where rice is served six pounds, Elsie Prentiss has left North}Mr. and Mrs. Efnest Bierwagon . protection for themselves and at nearly every meal, they have their dependents. a trick for keeping each grain San Juan temporarily to visit] of Grass Valley. A group of the . Strick of Grass Valley and Henry of Sacramento. They also have three grandchildren and two great prandchildren sa . a deep hole near the ruins of wonaaeld tue ae en et ore edge of this federal insurance pro hall. It is theorized that Ghief. —" *SPOr) sors the became panicky when the’ fire food sale recently 4! THE PLUG ON STOMACH UPSET without interrupting sleep or work! To many working people social. which she has owned and loved meee as oy security means just old-age in. for the past eight years. Chief . Ss rene. : disappeared the night of the A of we SRC mes ene surance. They realize that threugh . Twamley Hall fire and nothing Ladies Auxiliary toDet the 449ers In 1915 they came to the Unit. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Colthe hole, suffering a broken neck. ed States, where Strick obtained . fax Masonic Temple. Mmes. and . . . ‘ . . ;BeulaA Hamman is mourning per eee eee het . could be found of him for sevéral ee : out of their pay envelopes they } days. On October 2 Ernest Solaro Wednesday evening at the home are building protection for their . A new bethel of the Internadiscovered the body of Chief in of Katherine Stuart to audit the. years of retirement. Their knowl Strick, who started mining in the tin mines of Cornwall, retional Order of Jobs Daughters tired six years ago. will be instituted in Colfax in The couple met in Penzance December, when he was a miner of 18 years. A meeting to discuss the orand she was a girl of 14. . ganization will be conducted at work as a miner in Goldfield, Nevada, then a gold buom city Preie ve eles pe « GRASS VALLEYANS SET GOLDEN FETE! wv pm North San Juay Social Notes From Here And There’ Page ° Aiaih ia = October 15, 1959 supply Pesters on thousands af del to coast help promote cq pre S ; D creen oors . Full screen, adjustable, indu ery trucks in citic ranging from accident with pneumatic closer, latch and pushbar. Regular $19.95. SPECIAL $14.95 tion to the United Fund Eclviy 6f nee “Every working person and his Some of the folks. entertaining “BUILDERS AND Kinen, Supply Aseestun os . CONSUMERS a Pichaes fe Dab OG VeN. C. Hwy.at Glenbrook and singing after the meeting, ‘family should know that. through Linen S ly Associat tot in their home from 2 to 4 pm hot olive oil, about 2 tablespoons relatives and guests recently are} and they in¢hufed a new mem-. his social security tax payments the Frank Addlemans, the Clancy lhe is building three-way protecber, Don Ritchie. Refreshments of oil for each cup of rice. Then T ) ‘by Phyllis Butz. . tion. He should realize that the ee LUMBER COMPANY water and salt are added. Two Greens, the Loren Trubschencks, . were provided Bessie Holloran is enjoying the; modest deductions from his pay cups of water for each cup of rice . and the James Selvesters. The whist card party sponsored . Dave Wendland of the Smailey . company of her new little fox} envelope can provide a monthly te 1S UAE eet ae a lis plenty. Bring to a boil, cover, Phones: G. V. 1050, N. C. 1192 by the Nevada City Busine and Cindy. j income if his earnings are cut California. lowered heat and cook just 20 Ranch went on a hunting trip. terrier pup, Cinds Professional Womens Club, which . off either by old age, disability, . minutes, then turn off heat and with four companions and had an was held last Saturday evening, . or death,’ ’ Torgesen points out. fl ll a let rice stand covered in the pan experience that most people don’t NEVADA CITY SCHOOLS The Stricks held open house . The raw rice is first browned in Whist Party October 10, was well attended and the club wishes to thank all thoses who participated. another 5 minutes. The same trick can be used With packaged pre-cooked rice. 3rown the rice in olive oil, then add the amount of water called for on the package and simmer over low heat about 10 minutes. Let stand covered 2 minutes. First prize, an electric fry pan, was won by Mrs. Madge Pursell. Second prize, a blanket, was won bv Mrs Ss. Eerue trots. Zemo Great for Minor Burns, Cuts Zemo, a doctor’s formula, liquid or ointment, soothes, helps heal minor burns, cuts, bruises, Family antiseptic, eases itch of surface rashes, eczema, teen-age Hila athlete's foot. Stops scratching, so aids faster healing. For stubborn cases, get Extra Strength Zemo. CURTAIN CARE have, fortunately. They were! MENU FOR NEXT WEEK camping up in the mountains the weekend that the north wind blew so strongly, and it blew down a tree on the tent in which The following luncheon the men and dogs were sleeping. John Scott of Pacifica was the i} in the washing ma mest seriously injured. He received a broken pelvis and punc: tured bladder. Larry Kline got bruises and a headache. Dave and ed for nearly $7 billion in dairy . sales in 1958. Chester . }ments are only a partial replace-. menu ment of lost earnings. et By joining with other workers Wednesday: Babed beans, Cole. in the social securjty insurance ; were killed outright. Mrs. Fluid milk and cream account security insurance pay cafeteria, for the coming week: it would be if the system was on Monday: Frankfurters and corn,. . a voluntary basis—that is, a sys: eae 2 lettuce and tomato salad, cheese. lees apples. . tem in which the worker could . Paccday Meat loaf, green “join up” and pay the tax, or Hes prated) Mearrocmcliccd stay out and pass up protection Wendland and Bill Fritz ‘sack will do++to insure their farwere uninjured. Two beagle dogs SeAcKeS, or better chine. Social However, for the Nevada City Elementary. because most working people are School and the Gold Flat School required by law to pay social has been announced by Mrs. Lasecurity taxes, the measure of vena Laughlin, supervisor of the . protection afforded is greater than Place your fragile curtains in a fabric bag tied securely—a flour. Dan . ing . . Wasley enter. cjaw, Apple sauce, corn muffins. . program and paying social Friday: Creamed tuna, mashed . ; tection at less cost, Torgesen depotatoes, mixed green salad, apriati clares. the annual bazaar to be held in 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 5 vy il day or night. We are always ready to serve. BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL se-. ! tained the Camptonville Circle. Thursday: Chicken pie, creamed. curity taxes, all workers share the . of the W.S.C.S. at her home on/§ peas, carrot and celery sticks, risk and receive a greater mcasthe Middle Fork last Tuesday. fryit jello. . ure of personal and family pro. The day was spent in sewing for i Experienced Counsel J. PAUL BERGEMANN (Formerly Holmes Funeral Home) 246 Sacramento Street Phone 203 Nevada City 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Pete’s Hall in North San Juan} cots peanut butter bread. on Saturday, November 28. There, road bitter-and milk served were eight ladies present: Winnie! with all meals. Sutter, Viola Milner, Dorene Stev——_-—_____— ens, Ruth Bartsch, Charlotte The Tioga Pass Hine: AY ACross. Wakeman, Josephine Darke, Phyllis Butz, and the hostess, thhe Sierra Nevada -is Zoann Wasley. beautiful . of , Zoann Wasley has her brother, Passes. George O. Hutchins, your Telephone Manager in Nevada City consid:. ered by many to be the most. all trans-Sierra, . Wonderful Too Have Neighbors Like These From Richvale, Butte County,. The younger Grell is recovercomes this story: “A bunch of usfing satisfactorily from the operawas sitting around’ after choir. tion but will remain in Sacrapractice one night and somebody . mento for post surgical treatment . suggested we team up to harvest ' for some time. Art and his dad"s rice.” . His father, whose 45th rice har. tees H. D. recon ear iee . vest this was, described his feel . 1e beginnings of ‘a plan which . ings simily: sdw 200 acres of rice owned by Arthur Grell, recuperating in “It’s wonderful to have neigh yeres ites Ghrasae Sacramento after a brain tumor operation, and his father, Peter . : enrol WN : eer ; ie) Sei bvale Grell, harvested between sunrise. EO RS and sunset Friday, October 2. ect. The biggest collection of ma[RSS chinery ever seen in one place in this southern Butte County rice growing area—more than $500,000 es FIRST COMPLETE . worth of self-propelled combines, bank out wagons and trucks— participated in the big harvesting bee. é if And some’ 50 men and two ‘women, neighbors of the Grells in the Richvale-Nelson area, took part. One of the truck drivers was Rev. Carroll Nelson of Richvale, in whose Evangelical Free Church the idea was conceived. During the day 22 combines, 12 bank out wagons. pulled by diesel tractors and more than 15 Its job is to help phone people keep vital calls going the elder Grell had planned to through during emergencies. You see, we can send these switchboards on wheels wherever they’re needed and hook them up to hundreds of phone lines in a matter of hours. Then operators work right from these trailers, trucks dotted the big field which cut alone “with one eye on the field and the other on the weather report.” He estimates the job would have taken him at least two weeks. , keeping important calls going—fire, police, hospital, civil defense, and such. It’s one way we work to keep phone service ready when it’s needed most. Under $100.00 , Complete, ready to go to work $99.50 : This is a “switchboard on wheels”— a complete tele phone central office built right into a big truck trailer. CHAIN SAW e g a r a G ll Ridge Road Alta a Hiand AltStreet Phone 973 Grass Valley . . . i f Why do.so many people a gE from Nevada County:‘Stay %ia & at the Fielding Hotekin San Francisco? You'll fi nd more Golden Hours F Because. the Fielding has= A ¢ been coi tely redecorated =I if with an automatic dryer ‘from top t6 bottom. Located downtown — only. 3 block= from Union Square and 1% blocks to Air Terminal. Complete hotel service day and night. A ‘‘Top-flight’”’ e e atfmoderate hotel og rates. e «es at : tr HELDING SOE E. SMELSON, Pres. FOLK-SINGER BURL IVES hosts the Bell Telephone Hour on Oct. 23 with guest stars Johnny Cask, Dolores Gray, Art Lund, -atrice Munsel, Edie Adams, Brian They’ re all an, and the American Ballet Theatre. favorites, hall e music old-tim with ” “going Western Spee Hope youll. uiS Broadway hits, and even opera. Channel 3 at 8:30 p. m. and enjoy t e fun. TELEPHONE. ae mm 4 DQWNTOWN» GEARY at MASON‘i lik oes aaclimb!"” ¥ g a) Oa Anchors Aweigh! And farewell to laundry lugging and clothe s pinning. With a dryer you're free to join the rest of the crew and leave this drudgery behind. It’ Sy SUC BY eons venience, and you'll find more time to do things with your family. In any weather, at any hour, you can have soft, fresh clothes. The new wash ’n wear wrinkle-remover cycle means no more ironing on many thyngs—just “touch-up” for others. Isn’t it time your family enjoyed the convenience of a dryer’v VESine Meee Gas and Electrici ty—Best Burgains for Better Living P-GE: bacyic Cas and Bastic Company

NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Fifty years of married life were! Then a turkey dinner was served cclebrated Jast Friday, October, in the First Congregational f, by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strick of 218 Lr pot Street, Grass Valley, who were married in Penzance, Cornwall, England, October 9, Church at 6:30 p.m. Colfax Bethel . Will Be Formed By PMYLLIS BUTZ John White, of Wyoming visiting the loss of her saddle horse, Chief, . ™2i" a ska wr ‘ : Post No,. 9878, 1909. mow 2 ghost town A . Marian Bates and Clare Riihardson are in charge. vear . ‘How To Cook Rice, They have two sons, Reeve) Each Grain Fluffy later they came to Grass Valley,. where they -V.F.W., the met last social security taxes have lived since. “st a) ce] > wa t') taken . was progress in and fluffy and separate in cooking. When constipation sours your stomach, you feel logy, headachy. Taken at bedtime, Black-Draught® {s “timed” to relieve constipation first th in morning —; without harsh g ing or urgency,! This amazing ‘over nigh t’ laxative helps sWreten sour stomach too. Then life looks sunny again! Made from pure vegetable herbs, thorough but gentle. Get Black-Draught. In Powder or Granulated form..and now in new, easy-to-take Tablets, too. When constipation sours young digestions, get Syrup of Biack-Draught. Tastes honey-sweet! SNe 2 Oodiess gram stops right there, King C conducted by . . Torgesen, district manager of the. dashed Cancer Chairman Ruth SkoverSacramento social seeurity office, . around the building and fell into gen. declares. sa bec erie ee whe Noah san ace oa Can Many of them ,he said, are not On October 2 a son was born . ter met Friday. evening, October. aware of the family protection at the Sierra Nevada Memorial] g and election of officers for the they have in case of their death Winsome the FFA boys entertained with music . six public tt the linen a ONO Gr service « paigns s supported each and. Secretary-treas-. ity tax on those earnings they are . worth. The baby weighed over} ¥o, Milhous, at Benicia. with a friend pis driver Ba demon: Hospital to Mr, and Mrs. Lewis coming term was held, with the before reaching retirement age Ingram of North San Juan. Mrs. following results: Chairman, Au'Others do not know that through Ingram is the former Helen Woolgust Ebberts; vice chairman, Oli. their earnings and social secur ALUMINUM ‘ the role of ali urer, Phyllis Butz. Guests were. also building disability insurance In Spain, where rice is served six pounds, Elsie Prentiss has left North}Mr. and Mrs. Efnest Bierwagon . protection for themselves and at nearly every meal, they have their dependents. a trick for keeping each grain San Juan temporarily to visit] of Grass Valley. A group of the . Strick of Grass Valley and Henry of Sacramento. They also have three grandchildren and two great prandchildren sa . a deep hole near the ruins of wonaaeld tue ae en et ore edge of this federal insurance pro hall. It is theorized that Ghief. —" *SPOr) sors the became panicky when the’ fire food sale recently 4! THE PLUG ON STOMACH UPSET without interrupting sleep or work! To many working people social. which she has owned and loved meee as oy security means just old-age in. for the past eight years. Chief . Ss rene. : disappeared the night of the A of we SRC mes ene surance. They realize that threugh . Twamley Hall fire and nothing Ladies Auxiliary toDet the 449ers In 1915 they came to the Unit. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Colthe hole, suffering a broken neck. ed States, where Strick obtained . fax Masonic Temple. Mmes. and . . . ‘ . . ;BeulaA Hamman is mourning per eee eee het . could be found of him for sevéral ee : out of their pay envelopes they } days. On October 2 Ernest Solaro Wednesday evening at the home are building protection for their . A new bethel of the Internadiscovered the body of Chief in of Katherine Stuart to audit the. years of retirement. Their knowl Strick, who started mining in the tin mines of Cornwall, retional Order of Jobs Daughters tired six years ago. will be instituted in Colfax in The couple met in Penzance December, when he was a miner of 18 years. A meeting to discuss the orand she was a girl of 14. . ganization will be conducted at work as a miner in Goldfield, Nevada, then a gold buom city Preie ve eles pe « GRASS VALLEYANS SET GOLDEN FETE! wv pm North San Juay Social Notes From Here And There’ Page ° Aiaih ia = October 15, 1959 supply Pesters on thousands af del to coast help promote cq pre S ; D creen oors . Full screen, adjustable, indu ery trucks in citic ranging from accident with pneumatic closer, latch and pushbar. Regular $19.95. SPECIAL $14.95 tion to the United Fund Eclviy 6f nee “Every working person and his Some of the folks. entertaining “BUILDERS AND Kinen, Supply Aseestun os . CONSUMERS a Pichaes fe Dab OG VeN. C. Hwy.at Glenbrook and singing after the meeting, ‘family should know that. through Linen S ly Associat tot in their home from 2 to 4 pm hot olive oil, about 2 tablespoons relatives and guests recently are} and they in¢hufed a new mem-. his social security tax payments the Frank Addlemans, the Clancy lhe is building three-way protecber, Don Ritchie. Refreshments of oil for each cup of rice. Then T ) ‘by Phyllis Butz. . tion. He should realize that the ee LUMBER COMPANY water and salt are added. Two Greens, the Loren Trubschencks, . were provided Bessie Holloran is enjoying the; modest deductions from his pay cups of water for each cup of rice . and the James Selvesters. The whist card party sponsored . Dave Wendland of the Smailey . company of her new little fox} envelope can provide a monthly te 1S UAE eet ae a lis plenty. Bring to a boil, cover, Phones: G. V. 1050, N. C. 1192 by the Nevada City Busine and Cindy. j income if his earnings are cut California. lowered heat and cook just 20 Ranch went on a hunting trip. terrier pup, Cinds Professional Womens Club, which . off either by old age, disability, . minutes, then turn off heat and with four companions and had an was held last Saturday evening, . or death,’ ’ Torgesen points out. fl ll a let rice stand covered in the pan experience that most people don’t NEVADA CITY SCHOOLS The Stricks held open house . The raw rice is first browned in Whist Party October 10, was well attended and the club wishes to thank all thoses who participated. another 5 minutes. The same trick can be used With packaged pre-cooked rice. 3rown the rice in olive oil, then add the amount of water called for on the package and simmer over low heat about 10 minutes. Let stand covered 2 minutes. First prize, an electric fry pan, was won by Mrs. Madge Pursell. Second prize, a blanket, was won bv Mrs Ss. Eerue trots. Zemo Great for Minor Burns, Cuts Zemo, a doctor’s formula, liquid or ointment, soothes, helps heal minor burns, cuts, bruises, Family antiseptic, eases itch of surface

rashes, eczema, teen-age Hila athlete's foot. Stops scratching, so aids faster healing. For stubborn cases, get Extra Strength Zemo. CURTAIN CARE have, fortunately. They were! MENU FOR NEXT WEEK camping up in the mountains the weekend that the north wind blew so strongly, and it blew down a tree on the tent in which The following luncheon the men and dogs were sleeping. John Scott of Pacifica was the i} in the washing ma mest seriously injured. He received a broken pelvis and punc: tured bladder. Larry Kline got bruises and a headache. Dave and ed for nearly $7 billion in dairy . sales in 1958. Chester . }ments are only a partial replace-. menu ment of lost earnings. et By joining with other workers Wednesday: Babed beans, Cole. in the social securjty insurance ; were killed outright. Mrs. Fluid milk and cream account security insurance pay cafeteria, for the coming week: it would be if the system was on Monday: Frankfurters and corn,. . a voluntary basis—that is, a sys: eae 2 lettuce and tomato salad, cheese. lees apples. . tem in which the worker could . Paccday Meat loaf, green “join up” and pay the tax, or Hes prated) Mearrocmcliccd stay out and pass up protection Wendland and Bill Fritz ‘sack will do++to insure their farwere uninjured. Two beagle dogs SeAcKeS, or better chine. Social However, for the Nevada City Elementary. because most working people are School and the Gold Flat School required by law to pay social has been announced by Mrs. Lasecurity taxes, the measure of vena Laughlin, supervisor of the . protection afforded is greater than Place your fragile curtains in a fabric bag tied securely—a flour. Dan . ing . . Wasley enter. cjaw, Apple sauce, corn muffins. . program and paying social Friday: Creamed tuna, mashed . ; tection at less cost, Torgesen depotatoes, mixed green salad, apriati clares. the annual bazaar to be held in 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 5 vy il day or night. We are always ready to serve. BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL se-. ! tained the Camptonville Circle. Thursday: Chicken pie, creamed. curity taxes, all workers share the . of the W.S.C.S. at her home on/§ peas, carrot and celery sticks, risk and receive a greater mcasthe Middle Fork last Tuesday. fryit jello. . ure of personal and family pro. The day was spent in sewing for i Experienced Counsel J. PAUL BERGEMANN (Formerly Holmes Funeral Home) 246 Sacramento Street Phone 203 Nevada City 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Pete’s Hall in North San Juan} cots peanut butter bread. on Saturday, November 28. There, road bitter-and milk served were eight ladies present: Winnie! with all meals. Sutter, Viola Milner, Dorene Stev——_-—_____— ens, Ruth Bartsch, Charlotte The Tioga Pass Hine: AY ACross. Wakeman, Josephine Darke, Phyllis Butz, and the hostess, thhe Sierra Nevada -is Zoann Wasley. beautiful . of , Zoann Wasley has her brother, Passes. George O. Hutchins, your Telephone Manager in Nevada City consid:. ered by many to be the most. all trans-Sierra, . Wonderful Too Have Neighbors Like These From Richvale, Butte County,. The younger Grell is recovercomes this story: “A bunch of usfing satisfactorily from the operawas sitting around’ after choir. tion but will remain in Sacrapractice one night and somebody . mento for post surgical treatment . suggested we team up to harvest ' for some time. Art and his dad"s rice.” . His father, whose 45th rice har. tees H. D. recon ear iee . vest this was, described his feel . 1e beginnings of ‘a plan which . ings simily: sdw 200 acres of rice owned by Arthur Grell, recuperating in “It’s wonderful to have neigh yeres ites Ghrasae Sacramento after a brain tumor operation, and his father, Peter . : enrol WN : eer ; ie) Sei bvale Grell, harvested between sunrise. EO RS and sunset Friday, October 2. ect. The biggest collection of ma[RSS chinery ever seen in one place in this southern Butte County rice growing area—more than $500,000 es FIRST COMPLETE . worth of self-propelled combines, bank out wagons and trucks— participated in the big harvesting bee. é if And some’ 50 men and two ‘women, neighbors of the Grells in the Richvale-Nelson area, took part. One of the truck drivers was Rev. Carroll Nelson of Richvale, in whose Evangelical Free Church the idea was conceived. During the day 22 combines, 12 bank out wagons. pulled by diesel tractors and more than 15 Its job is to help phone people keep vital calls going the elder Grell had planned to through during emergencies. You see, we can send these switchboards on wheels wherever they’re needed and hook them up to hundreds of phone lines in a matter of hours. Then operators work right from these trailers, trucks dotted the big field which cut alone “with one eye on the field and the other on the weather report.” He estimates the job would have taken him at least two weeks. , keeping important calls going—fire, police, hospital, civil defense, and such. It’s one way we work to keep phone service ready when it’s needed most. Under $100.00 , Complete, ready to go to work $99.50 : This is a “switchboard on wheels”— a complete tele phone central office built right into a big truck trailer. CHAIN SAW e g a r a G ll Ridge Road Alta a Hiand AltStreet Phone 973 Grass Valley . . . i f Why do.so many people a gE from Nevada County:‘Stay %ia & at the Fielding Hotekin San Francisco? You'll fi nd more Golden Hours F Because. the Fielding has= A ¢ been coi tely redecorated =I if with an automatic dryer ‘from top t6 bottom. Located downtown — only. 3 block= from Union Square and 1% blocks to Air Terminal. Complete hotel service day and night. A ‘‘Top-flight’”’ e e atfmoderate hotel og rates. e «es at : tr HELDING SOE E. SMELSON, Pres. FOLK-SINGER BURL IVES hosts the Bell Telephone Hour on Oct. 23 with guest stars Johnny Cask, Dolores Gray, Art Lund, -atrice Munsel, Edie Adams, Brian They’ re all an, and the American Ballet Theatre. favorites, hall e music old-tim with ” “going Western Spee Hope youll. uiS Broadway hits, and even opera. Channel 3 at 8:30 p. m. and enjoy t e fun. TELEPHONE. ae mm 4 DQWNTOWN» GEARY at MASON‘i lik oes aaclimb!"” ¥ g a) Oa Anchors Aweigh! And farewell to laundry lugging and clothe s pinning. With a dryer you're free to join the rest of the crew and leave this drudgery behind. It’ Sy SUC BY eons venience, and you'll find more time to do things with your family. In any weather, at any hour, you can have soft, fresh clothes. The new wash ’n wear wrinkle-remover cycle means no more ironing on many thyngs—just “touch-up” for others. Isn’t it time your family enjoyed the convenience of a dryer’v VESine Meee Gas and Electrici ty—Best Burgains for Better Living P-GE: bacyic Cas and Bastic Company