October 3, 1973 (12 pages)

1880-1952 AFTER-EFFECTS OF PO SISTER ELIZABETH @ CLEANLINESS OF EVERYTHING Ta‘ EN INTO KENNY WHERE IS KENNY TREAT E THE TREATMENT FOR POLIO ORIGINATED BY THIS CouRAGEOUS AUSTRALIAN NURSE. OFFERS VICTIMS OF THE DISEASE THEIR BEST CHANCE FOR RECOVERY, D Kenny THeesrcis TOE Me : Y THERAPISTS Ai: Mint ane OF NTC Reo DOCTORS THC ROUGHLY’ TOA MINIMUM THE wou Ne THE Kenny PreatMenT BARLAGEG OVER 103°, PACKS AND TIFF meee. i 2) eae WOT PACKS EOF PAINFUL EXTREMITIES, ee PROCEDUR SRES TO UO ECTED MUSCLE WEAKNESS. LENGTHEN, aan THESE AND OTHik SYMPTO:AS MUSCLES. USUALLY ABATE AFTER ASCUT Waar Yo Bo Bucinc PoLlo @uTBREAKS @ EXERCISE NORMAL PRECAUTIONS AGAINST EXPOSURE TO COMMUNICABLE DISEASE. @ AVOID COMING INTO CONTACT WITH NEW GROUPS OF PEOPLE. SWIhMMING IN POLLUTED WATER,, .OVER-FATIGUE PAS HE MOUTH MUST BE CAREFULLY GUATOZC any AVAILABLE Ee FULL KENNY TREATMENT 15 AVAILABLE AT KENNY ea TREATVENT CENTERS £6295 f THE COUNTRY. EACH CENT FAMILIAR WITH THE KENNY CONCEPT OF POLIO. POLIO 49K; Fes a 3 HEADACHE. “USUALLY SEVERE AND Sr GENERALIZED, » MODERATE el “% SELDOM RISING 24 HOURS, RECURRING WITH'N 2 OR3 DAYS. DESSERT LUNCHEON The Friendship Circle of the WSCS of the Nevada City Methodist church will hold a dessert Juncheon Wednesday, Sept. 23 The Nevada City elementary at the home of Mrs. Fred Hawke., Sho! board Monday night sold The luncheon time is set for one) t¥° Pieces of school property in o'clock and will be followed immediately by a business meeting Watches Clocksa PS PAA PL PS SEN PGR, CALL YOUR DOCTOR AT ONCE IF THESE hy. SYMPTOMS ARE O3Scrveo! . . v Bid SAAS Aree” KIDNAP KIDS TELL OF PLANS FOR WEDDING June Wood and John Pearman, members of a youthful trio which kidnapped three Nevada School Board Buys < 5 County peace officers July 16 Sreevend and’ Willow \Vauer . id) 10° and’ set off one. of the New Bus; Sells Two Pieces of Property und pure hased «4 $10,000 school county's. largest manhunts, will bus. be married when they are free The -Sweetland property, no. {q do so. The 18-year-old pair BANK OF AMERICA WILL AWARD MANY SCHOLARSHIPS Enrolling students of California senior high schools and parochial schools were reminded today that g0od citizenship .and scholarship . in school may bring rewards at graduation time Officials of the Achievement Awards program announced today in San Francisco that the Program for graduating seniors will be held again next spring for the fifth consecutive vear, . and that $35,600 in cash awards would be presented throughout the state. Bank of America sponsors the youth program Halsted G. White, vice president of the bank, an-. nounced that achievement awards . will be conducted in: the ‘tradition of past years. with those . students showing achievement in! school and promise of future success being chosen to share in} the 6000 awards. which include trophy cups and certificates as well as cash White said assistant . that students of. schools in the northern orn group, (the area north of and including Kern), will receive approximately 1700 awards, includin $9,400 cash, while the secondary educational institutions in. the nine San Francisco Bay counties will put forward awardees for 1200 certificates and $8.600-in' cash. Individual cash awards! range “from $1000 to $100, he said. “If these awards encourage and . stimulate high school students in their academic’ and citizenship , endeavors throughout the year, the purpose of the program wil! . be well accomplished,” White . stated. More than 300 public, private and parochial senior high schools participated in the 1953 Achievement Awards this spring in the northern half of the state SADDLE AND SIRLOIN CHUCK WAGON DRAWS LARGE EATING CROWDS Tom Stevens and his Saudle and Sirloin Chuck Wagon contunues to draw goodly crowds at the popular eating establishment in the National: Hotel Last Friday night the diners were favored with selections from the “Two Longs and a Short? trio which dishes out music in the style of the well known. Les Paul Trio. Veteran diners of Nevada County say that Stevens has revived a very important western tradition of eating all you want The western terminal of the Pony Express was at 115 Second . a ROSSI -In: Nevada City, Calif, Christian Cicnce. Charch “Matter”’ an enlightening Lesson-Sermon to be read in Nevada City Christion Science Society, BouldeStreet, Sunday, The subject will be comprised of citations from the Bible and from the Christian Science textbook “Science and Health with Key to the criptures’ -by Mary Bake: Eddy, including the following Isaiah: “And the loftiness of man shall be bowed down, and the haughtiness of men shall be . made low: and the Lord alone ; shall be exalted in that dav (2:17) Science’ and Health: “Emerge gently ‘from matter into Spirit Think ‘not to thwart the spiritual ultimate of all things, but come naturally into Spirit through better health and morals and as the result of spiritual growth” (p 485). MARRIAGE LICENSES WARREN-WILSON—In Nevada City, September 11, 1953, t Harold Ramsey Warren, 22 Sacramento, and Elizabeth Jane Wilson, 21, Nevada*City Nevada 1953, Gene and Annette both of Grass City, September 11. Deiroy Curtoni Lillian Rossi, Vallev. Rough and eRady, in Nevada , County, was settled in 1849 by gold Ean from Wisconsin. NEVADA CITY FLORIST } 241 COMMERCIAY ST. INEVADA CITY Phore 116 Nights 411-M “Phone Your Order In” September 20, Thursday, September UZ, 1953—% The average denth of ‘Ge Guf will be the subject of, “f California is 2667 feet. AUBURN DRIVE-IN —THEATRE 3 Miles_trom Auburn on Grass Valley Highway Sept. 18, 18 Fri., Sat. First Show starts 7:27 p.m. BOB HOPE MICKEY ROONEY OFF LIMITS ALSO ROD CAMESRON RUTH HUSSEY Woman of the North Country Sun., Mon., Tues. Sept.20,21,22 First Show starts 7:23 p.m. ESTHER WILLIAMS FERNANDO LANAS Dangerous When Wet In Technicolor —ALSO— John Lund Brian Donlevy The Woman Almost Missed Wed., Thurs. Sept. 23, 24 First Show starts 7:19 p.m. DAN DAILEY CONSTANCE BENNETT TAXI —ALSO— LOUISE HAYWOOD PATRICIA MEDINA Lady in the Iron Mask SSS es Go Sg Jumor Adm. i2-15 Yrs.—40e Children under 12—FREE Adults 75 Cents WONDERLAND FALL Fashion Show Sponsored by BPWC Sept. 21, 1953 -8:15 P.M. Entertainment and [Door Prizes VETERAN MEMORIAL BUILDING GRASS VALLEY Children 50 Cents . . longer considered of value to the . district, was sold to.Mr. and Mrs. . Gus Petersen for $330. A bid of . $137.50 was received for the Wil' low Valley plot but the sale will . not be complete until receipt of . cash. CEDAR THEATRE®: LAST TIMES TONIGHT Wednesday and Thursday September 16 and 17 MOULIN ROUGE Starring Jose Ferrer, Colette Marchand Jewelry REPAIRING £. M. Dalpez 221 Broad Street Nevada City, California September 18 and 19 Friday and Saturday LOVELY TO LOOK AT Starring Kathryn Grayson and Howard Keel RAIDERS OF THE SEVEN SEAS Featuring John Payne, Donna Reed Sunday, Monday and Tuesday September 20, 21 and 22 DREAM WIFE Starring CARY GRANT and DEBORAH KERR Wednesday and Thursday September 23 and 24 JUGGLER Starring Kirk Douglas, Milly Vitale CODE TWO Featuring Ralph Meeker, Sally Forrest Fels HOME AND AUTO RADIO SALES and SERVICE INSTALLATIONS band REPAIR \ band REPAIR \ FREE ESTIMATES TELEVISION SERVICING is an independent department, completely equipped to service all makes. Our FACTORY TRAINED technicians are thorough and dependable. Their service Zoo IANCE AND ELECTRONICS 163 Mill St. Ph. 1618 Grass Valley,. Calif. is fully guaranteed. , said last night they plan to marry when both have served whatever penalties may be placed against them. June Wood said, ‘‘We were on our way to get married when all this happened, but we have never given up the idea.” Pearman said, “We are still in love and wish to be married as soon as possible.” The other member of the trio is Albert Gervais, also of the bay area, who with Pearman faces trial here on nine counts of kidnapping, grand theft and armed robbery. June Wood has been certified to the California Youth Authority. The three are accused of kidnapping Nevada City Police Chief J. J. Jackson and Deputy Sheriffs Harley Frink and Elmer Oates July 18. Jackson and Frink were released shortly after the kidnapping in the sheriff's office but Oates was held hostage until noon of July 19, when he led the three into the hands of a 200man posse. Pearman and Miss Wood were permitted to visit briefly yesterday afternoon in the sheriff's office under the chaperoning of Goldie Wanamake, jail mistress. June will be moved to the custody of the San Francisco CYA authorities. EISENHOWER RETURNS Bob Eisenhower, Nevada City barber, has returned home from Veterans Hospital, Oakland. Bob suffered a heart attack in May and has been confined to his home and hospital since. It will probably be several weeks before he can return to work in his barber shop on Pine Street. OLD BREWERY INN Phone 89 — Nevada City CHINESE AND AMERICAN FOODS OPEN 10 AM. TO 2 AM. Orders Put Up To Take Out) QUALITY MIXED DRINKS Floyd Batchelor and Manuel CLOSED THURSDAYS Street. k Comfort is hard to describe. It’s a sleeping kitten next to a stove. It’s that extra blanket on a cold night. It’s a hammock on a summer afternoon. It’s also a Pullman room on an S.P. streamliner, and here’s why: You have lots of space to relax in. You have all the privacy you want. You have individually controlled air conditioning. You have the wonderful full-length Pullman bed and clean white sheets every night. You have your own private toilet facilities. You have all the attentive personal service of a top-flight hotel. And you have the many recreational facilities of the Lounge Car, including games, refreshments and the stimulating conversation of congenial people. Next time you travel on South* ern Pacific, try the luxurious comfort of a Pullman room — roomette, bedroom, compartment, drawing room or suite. Also available: Pullman section space (upper and lower berths). You can reserve space in advance. FREIGHT TRAVELS IN COMFORT, TOO We handle freight gently and at low cost, too. On an average we move a ton of things for only 1.45 cents a mile. We have more miles of line serving more Western cities and towns than any other railroad. So, for fast, efficient and dependable freight service—whether carloads or Le. —call our nearest agent. AMERICA’S MOST MODERN TRAINS °P G. H. HOLT, District Passenger Agent, S. P. Station, Sacramento 14 is?

1880-1952 AFTER-EFFECTS OF PO SISTER ELIZABETH @ CLEANLINESS OF EVERYTHING Ta‘ EN INTO KENNY WHERE IS KENNY TREAT E THE TREATMENT FOR POLIO ORIGINATED BY THIS CouRAGEOUS AUSTRALIAN NURSE. OFFERS VICTIMS OF THE DISEASE THEIR BEST CHANCE FOR RECOVERY, D Kenny THeesrcis TOE Me : Y THERAPISTS Ai: Mint ane OF NTC Reo DOCTORS THC ROUGHLY’ TOA MINIMUM THE wou Ne THE Kenny PreatMenT BARLAGEG OVER 103°, PACKS AND TIFF meee. i 2) eae WOT PACKS EOF PAINFUL EXTREMITIES, ee PROCEDUR SRES TO UO ECTED MUSCLE WEAKNESS. LENGTHEN, aan THESE AND OTHik SYMPTO:AS MUSCLES. USUALLY ABATE AFTER ASCUT Waar Yo Bo Bucinc PoLlo @uTBREAKS @ EXERCISE NORMAL PRECAUTIONS AGAINST EXPOSURE TO COMMUNICABLE DISEASE. @ AVOID COMING INTO CONTACT WITH NEW GROUPS OF PEOPLE.. SWIhMMING IN POLLUTED WATER,, .OVER-FATIGUE PAS HE MOUTH MUST BE CAREFULLY GUATOZC any AVAILABLE Ee FULL KENNY TREATMENT 15 AVAILABLE AT KENNY ea TREATVENT CENTERS £6295 f THE COUNTRY. EACH CENT FAMILIAR WITH THE KENNY CONCEPT OF POLIO. POLIO 49K; Fes a 3 HEADACHE.. “USUALLY SEVERE AND Sr GENERALIZED, » MODERATE el “% SELDOM RISING 24 HOURS, RECURRING WITH'N 2 OR3 DAYS. DESSERT LUNCHEON The Friendship Circle of the WSCS of the Nevada City Methodist church will hold a dessert Juncheon Wednesday, Sept. 23 The Nevada City elementary at the home of Mrs. Fred Hawke., Sho! board Monday night sold The luncheon time is set for one) t¥° Pieces of school property in o'clock and will be followed immediately by a business meeting Watches Clocksa PS PAA PL PS SEN PGR, CALL YOUR DOCTOR AT ONCE IF THESE hy. SYMPTOMS ARE O3Scrveo! . . v Bid SAAS Aree” KIDNAP KIDS TELL OF PLANS FOR WEDDING June Wood and John Pearman, members of a youthful trio which kidnapped three Nevada School Board Buys < 5 County peace officers July 16 Sreevend and’ Willow \Vauer . id) 10° and’ set off one. of the New Bus; Sells Two Pieces of Property und pure hased «4 $10,000 school county's. largest manhunts, will bus. be married when they are free The -Sweetland property, no. {q do so. The 18-year-old pair BANK OF AMERICA WILL AWARD MANY SCHOLARSHIPS Enrolling students of California senior high schools and parochial schools were reminded today that g0od citizenship .and scholarship . in school may bring rewards at graduation time Officials of the Achievement Awards program announced today in San Francisco that the Program for graduating seniors will be held again next spring for the fifth consecutive vear, . and that $35,600 in cash awards would be presented throughout the state. Bank of America sponsors the youth program Halsted G. White, vice president of the bank, an-. nounced that achievement awards . will be conducted in: the ‘tradition of past years. with those . students showing achievement in! school and promise of future success being chosen to share in} the 6000 awards. which include trophy cups and certificates as well as cash White said assistant . that students of. schools in the northern orn group, (the area north of and including Kern), will receive approximately 1700 awards, includin $9,400 cash, while the secondary educational institutions in. the nine San Francisco Bay counties will put forward awardees for 1200 certificates and $8.600-in' cash. Individual cash awards! range “from $1000 to $100, he said. “If these awards encourage and . stimulate high school students in their academic’ and citizenship , endeavors throughout the year, the purpose of the program wil! . be well accomplished,” White . stated. More than 300 public, private and parochial senior high schools participated in the 1953 Achievement Awards this spring in the northern half of the state SADDLE AND SIRLOIN CHUCK WAGON DRAWS LARGE EATING CROWDS Tom Stevens and his Saudle and Sirloin Chuck Wagon contunues to draw goodly crowds at the popular eating establishment in the National: Hotel Last Friday night the diners were favored with selections from the “Two Longs and a Short? trio which dishes out music in the style of the well known. Les Paul Trio. Veteran diners of Nevada County say that Stevens has revived a very important western tradition of eating all you want The western terminal of the Pony Express was at 115 Second . a ROSSI -In: Nevada City, Calif, Christian Cicnce. Charch “Matter”’ an enlightening Lesson-Sermon to be read in Nevada City Christion Science Society, BouldeStreet, Sunday, The subject will be comprised of citations from the Bible and from the Christian Science textbook “Science and Health with Key to the criptures’ -by Mary Bake: Eddy, including the following Isaiah: “And the loftiness of man shall be bowed down, and the haughtiness of men shall be . made low: and the Lord alone ; shall be exalted in that dav (2:17) Science’ and Health: “Emerge gently ‘from matter into Spirit Think ‘not to thwart the spiritual ultimate of all things, but come naturally into Spirit through better health and morals and as the result of spiritual growth” (p 485). MARRIAGE LICENSES WARREN-WILSON—In Nevada City, September 11, 1953, t Harold Ramsey Warren, 22 Sacramento, and Elizabeth Jane Wilson, 21, Nevada*City Nevada 1953, Gene and Annette both of Grass City, September 11. Deiroy Curtoni Lillian Rossi, Vallev. Rough and eRady, in Nevada , County, was settled in 1849 by gold Ean from Wisconsin. NEVADA CITY FLORIST } 241 COMMERCIAY ST. INEVADA CITY Phore 116 Nights 411-M “Phone Your Order In” September 20, Thursday, September UZ, 1953—% The average denth of ‘Ge Guf will be the subject of, “f California is 2667 feet.

AUBURN DRIVE-IN —THEATRE 3 Miles_trom Auburn on Grass Valley Highway Sept. 18, 18 Fri., Sat. First Show starts 7:27 p.m. BOB HOPE MICKEY ROONEY OFF LIMITS ALSO ROD CAMESRON RUTH HUSSEY Woman of the North Country Sun., Mon., Tues. Sept.20,21,22 First Show starts 7:23 p.m. ESTHER WILLIAMS FERNANDO LANAS Dangerous When Wet In Technicolor —ALSO— John Lund Brian Donlevy The Woman Almost Missed Wed., Thurs. Sept. 23, 24 First Show starts 7:19 p.m. DAN DAILEY CONSTANCE BENNETT TAXI —ALSO— LOUISE HAYWOOD PATRICIA MEDINA Lady in the Iron Mask SSS es Go Sg Jumor Adm. i2-15 Yrs.—40e Children under 12—FREE Adults 75 Cents WONDERLAND FALL Fashion Show Sponsored by BPWC Sept. 21, 1953 -8:15 P.M. Entertainment and [Door Prizes VETERAN MEMORIAL BUILDING GRASS VALLEY Children 50 Cents . . longer considered of value to the . district, was sold to.Mr. and Mrs. . Gus Petersen for $330. A bid of . $137.50 was received for the Wil' low Valley plot but the sale will . not be complete until receipt of . cash. CEDAR THEATRE®: LAST TIMES TONIGHT Wednesday and Thursday September 16 and 17 MOULIN ROUGE Starring Jose Ferrer, Colette Marchand Jewelry REPAIRING £. M. Dalpez 221 Broad Street Nevada City, California September 18 and 19 Friday and Saturday LOVELY TO LOOK AT Starring Kathryn Grayson and Howard Keel RAIDERS OF THE SEVEN SEAS Featuring John Payne, Donna Reed Sunday, Monday and Tuesday September 20, 21 and 22 DREAM WIFE Starring CARY GRANT and DEBORAH KERR Wednesday and Thursday September 23 and 24 JUGGLER Starring Kirk Douglas, Milly Vitale CODE TWO Featuring Ralph Meeker, Sally Forrest Fels HOME AND AUTO RADIO SALES and SERVICE INSTALLATIONS band REPAIR \ band REPAIR \ FREE ESTIMATES TELEVISION SERVICING is an independent department, completely equipped to service all makes. Our FACTORY TRAINED technicians are thorough and dependable. Their service Zoo IANCE AND ELECTRONICS 163 Mill St. Ph. 1618 Grass Valley,. Calif. is fully guaranteed. , said last night they plan to marry when both have served whatever penalties may be placed against them. June Wood said, ‘‘We were on our way to get married when all this happened, but we have never given up the idea.” Pearman said, “We are still in love and wish to be married as soon as possible.” The other member of the trio is Albert Gervais, also of the bay area, who with Pearman faces trial here on nine counts of kidnapping, grand theft and armed robbery. June Wood has been certified to the California Youth Authority. The three are accused of kidnapping Nevada City Police Chief J. J. Jackson and Deputy Sheriffs Harley Frink and Elmer Oates July 18. Jackson and Frink were released shortly after the kidnapping in the sheriff's office but Oates was held hostage until noon of July 19, when he led the three into the hands of a 200man posse. Pearman and Miss Wood were permitted to visit briefly yesterday afternoon in the sheriff's office under the chaperoning of Goldie Wanamake, jail mistress. June will be moved to the custody of the San Francisco CYA authorities. EISENHOWER RETURNS Bob Eisenhower, Nevada City barber, has returned home from Veterans Hospital, Oakland. Bob suffered a heart attack in May and has been confined to his home and hospital since. It will probably be several weeks before he can return to work in his barber shop on Pine Street. OLD BREWERY INN Phone 89 — Nevada City CHINESE AND AMERICAN FOODS OPEN 10 AM. TO 2 AM. Orders Put Up To Take Out) QUALITY MIXED DRINKS Floyd Batchelor and Manuel CLOSED THURSDAYS Street. k Comfort is hard to describe. It’s a sleeping kitten next to a stove. It’s that extra blanket on a cold night. It’s a hammock on a summer afternoon. It’s also a Pullman room on an S.P. streamliner, and here’s why: You have lots of space to relax in. You have all the privacy you want. You have individually controlled air conditioning. You have the wonderful full-length Pullman bed and clean white sheets every night. You have your own private toilet facilities. You have all the attentive personal service of a top-flight hotel. And you have the many recreational facilities of the Lounge Car, including games, refreshments and the stimulating conversation of congenial people. Next time you travel on South* ern Pacific, try the luxurious comfort of a Pullman room — roomette, bedroom, compartment, drawing room or suite. Also available: Pullman section space (upper and lower berths). You can reserve space in advance. FREIGHT TRAVELS IN COMFORT, TOO We handle freight gently and at low cost, too. On an average we move a ton of things for only 1.45 cents a mile. We have more miles of line serving more Western cities and towns than any other railroad. So, for fast, efficient and dependable freight service—whether carloads or Le. —call our nearest agent. AMERICA’S MOST MODERN TRAINS °P G. H. HOLT, District Passenger Agent, S. P. Station, Sacramento 14 is?