October 5, 1960 (10 pages)

. . Spam : . R “é * dy BIGSUCCESS. success by President Mrs. Charles Everhart at the home of Mrs. Charles Wingman, 528 . The Ridge Road Garden Club benefit card ] years madeit difficult to rebeing "of Gilbert C. ae rerlooking the ego re ag i da hows { e, then the war ‘Placethem. A fire destroyed the pavilion which was on *} the island; the cottages, bath P ne party was termed a huge , (standing left). The party took place Ridge Road, Nevada City. Mrs. Gilbert Martin, chairman for the benefit, stated that well over 200 persons attended. The proceeds will go toward landscaping of Sierra Mem Mrs. are: left to right Mrs. Robert Burns, McDowd, and Mrs. Gilbert Martin. Hi There! A week or so ago I was talking about driving a Volkswagon and how the neighbor's dog attacked it. Mind you, I'm not discriminating against Volkswagons, its animals that do. So far though, I've never heard of a cat pouncing on one but it was brought to my attention recently that horses don't like them at all. Two bay area newspapers carried the story of the perils of the Volkswagon belonging to Mrs. Nancy King Hayden, who is a public relations gal in the Marin County School Superintendent's Office. She and her family were in Grass Valley visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wyckoff, when their three year old son wanted to ride a horsie belonging to Bob. He was promptly, hoisted into the saddle and was just getting set for a real pales: when the sad dle slipped under Ton Boy's tummy and the equine placed his hoof, and none too gently, into the Hayden's Volks. Nobody mentioned how the tiny lad made out but I hope he's okay. ABSENCE MAKES THE HEART GROW FONDER.Harriet Little, who adds the feminine touch to the California Highway Patrol office, was greatly missed during her brief illness. And the Bret Harte Inn will soon be losing (if only temporarily) one of their nicest "regulars". Irene McHenry (with a mischievous Evinkle in her eye) announced to me that she would soon be off to San Francisco. She didn't say for why, but I'd bet that little gal has her self a real Ball over there. Have fun and hurry back, Irene. Speaking of the Bret Harte, Margaret Sorenson, Maitre De, just received a letter from Abel De Costa (one of the Ink Spots) and enclosec was a check for $1.35 for a breakfast payment forgotten. . «How's this for a birthday present? {t was a three point buck for Mary CusA. Will, Mrs. hane, and the first one she'd ever shot. orial Hospital. Also pictured Everhart, Mrs. Florence Nothing's more fun than watching Jeanie over at the John A. Brown office break up, last time it was due to a batch of beatnik jokes. Listening to her laugh almost takes the sting out of paying her money. Do you ever get that disorganized feeling? I have decided that it's THE NORM. How in the world does Alice Magee manage with the Style Shop, the laundry and the presidency in the N.C. Beeps and all those little things? . The EASY way is house and other buildings . ‘deteriorated badly. Magy of the stately pines © ony Bexlbhe shaded the’ \picnic tables in the park have been felled and sawed into lumber. This didn't help the looks of Olympia Park. Now, under the supervision y\) LAY. ANA HOLDS YOUR BULOVA TIL CHRISTMAS u CUE =i La 11% . $3575 MISS AMERICA Youth and beauty are captured in this 17 jewel -watch with beautifully matched expansion bracelet. YOUR CHOICE SENATOR The executive look — top level in Performance but not in price. 17 jewels, shockresistant. W. J. Smith JEWELER 218 Broad St. , Prices Include Federai Tax, N.C. GV Lions . Thrill Show . The $1,000 Houdini trunk. escape, the floating prin1 cess, the buzz saw, as well as other illusions that have; been headline TV acts re-; cently, will be presented in person when Ken Griffin’s TV Thrill-Orama show appears on stage at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium tomorrow in Grass Valley. Camera tricks? Griffin Says no, and that he will show the public that they can be perfromed before their very eyes without resorting to camera angles, film cutting or any other subterfuge that might be used on television shows. One of the feature acts of the Ken Griffin show is the buzz saw illusion—a television hit. According to Griffin, many _ illusionists have sawed a woman in™ half, but he has adopted a more modern method and uses a high speed electric power driven buzz saw to disembody his charming “victim.” “We also feature such acts as Roberta in an artistic interlude; Claycha in her sensational flame dance; the Girl with the X-ray Eyes; Navo, “Just a little Indian corn,” and many more.” The stage revue comes highly recommended as a wholesome family type entertainment featuring attractions of stage and television. Advance tickets may be secured from members of the Grass Valley Lions Club, who are sponsoring the show. There will be an afterI RN a ae mene my Hee Resale: $1.00 Nowe Choice 2 for )) + Another Sahar Bargain Day At * PHOENIX DRUG STORE Your, Rexall Drug Store * * GRAND OPENING . Now In Progress Thru Saturday, Oct. 8th In Qur New Location — Brockington Manor Shopping Cen *k DRAWINGS x ai SATURDAY * EXTRA 80 ter * JI4 Neel Street FREE PRIZES EVERY DAY & GS NEXT WEEK! “ FREE PARKING .+ ._ noon matinee at 3 o'clock, ™ ee oe Two saad cay billonen are in the ° it larger and deeper. The old buildings are now dismantled, making way fora new development . toom with an » Outer walls of g once stood, ~ ht swimming and canoeing, ‘Sandy beaches'al) around the lake will be developed , and a teen-age canteen for dining and dancing (where no sre SSG ty 4 Burns has plans for a lodge jone over twenty-one will be A NEW BUSINESS FOR THE TWIN CITIES EDDIE'S TV and COCHRAN’S CONN ORGAN CENTER combine to give you the ultimate in home entertainment. They feature “Conn Organs” and popluar makes of , pianos & music, tape recorders, stereo, hi fi, radios, and the Cadillac of Television SETCHELL-CARLSON UNITIZED TV. FREE HOME TRIALS Phone 273-2792 ‘Come in, see, & try any of these fine instruments, We also feature a superbly equipped \gervice dept. to take care of your T.V. . Radio, Organ, Hi Fi,Piano, etc. FULL WARRANTY.ON ALL WORK. FREE LESSONS . WITH YOUR ORGAN OR PIANO PURCHASE Our guarantee. "You learn to play or no pay," OPEN HOUSE 'THURSDAY 9 am to 9 pm and FRIDAY . 9 am to 9 pm Featuring Mrs. Grace Raymond Porter at the Conn Organ, Fri« 7:30 Dit. FREE DOOR PRIZES Drawing at 8:30 p.m. ‘A PORTABLE STEREO PHONOGRAPH A BEAUTIFUL CLOCK RADIO A USEFUL LITTLE TRANSISTOR RADIO PLUS 10 WINNERS OF FREE T.V. SERVICE CALLS Come Register Any Time Thursday And Until 7 pm_ Friday SOME OPEN HOUSE SPECIALS * A HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN ---usev 5475” * A THOMAS CHORD ORGAN * A THOMAS SPINET ORGAN °A FINE LITTLE SPINET PIANO Save up to 5425 on a new Setchell-Carlson Tv during this sale, plus many other TV specials during “open house” Used Guaranteed TV's from 539%: e FINER SERVICE » GREATEST VALUE MOST SATISFACTION . EDDIE’S TV . COCHRAN’S . CONN ORGAN CENTER . _133 BENNETT STREET, GRASS VALLEY = PH. 273-2792 SATURDAY OCT., 8th ‘ enineeeneneanen ee — pack Yard Sace!NEVADA CITY STORE, PARKING LOT Parking Lot Reserved For Graticilise And Customers ONE DAY ONLY 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. [NO RETURNS WO EXCHANGES .

. . Spam : . R “é * dy BIGSUCCESS. success by President Mrs. Charles Everhart at the home of Mrs. Charles Wingman, 528 . The Ridge Road Garden Club benefit card ] years madeit difficult to rebeing "of Gilbert C. ae rerlooking the ego re ag i da hows { e, then the war ‘Placethem. A fire destroyed the pavilion which was on *} the island; the cottages, bath P ne party was termed a huge , (standing left). The party took place Ridge Road, Nevada City. Mrs. Gilbert Martin, chairman for the benefit, stated that well over 200 persons attended. The proceeds will go toward landscaping of Sierra Mem Mrs. are: left to right Mrs. Robert Burns, McDowd, and Mrs. Gilbert Martin. Hi There! A week or so ago I was talking about driving a Volkswagon and how the neighbor's dog attacked it. Mind you, I'm not discriminating against Volkswagons, its animals that do. So far though, I've never heard of a cat pouncing on one but it was brought to my attention recently that horses don't like them at all. Two bay area newspapers carried the story of the perils of the Volkswagon belonging to Mrs. Nancy King Hayden, who is a public relations gal in the Marin County School Superintendent's Office. She and her family were in Grass Valley visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wyckoff, when their three year old son wanted to ride a horsie belonging to Bob. He was promptly, hoisted into the saddle and was just getting set for a real pales: when the sad dle slipped under Ton Boy's tummy and the equine placed his hoof, and none too gently, into the Hayden's Volks. Nobody mentioned how the tiny lad made out but I hope he's okay. ABSENCE MAKES THE HEART GROW FONDER..Harriet Little, who adds the feminine touch to the California Highway Patrol office, was greatly missed during her brief illness. And the Bret Harte Inn will soon be losing (if only temporarily) one of their nicest "regulars". Irene McHenry (with a mischievous Evinkle in her eye) announced to me that she would soon be off to San Francisco. She didn't say for why, but I'd bet that little gal has her self a real Ball over there. Have fun and hurry back, Irene.. Speaking of the Bret Harte, Margaret Sorenson, Maitre De, just received a letter from Abel De Costa (one of the Ink Spots) and enclosec was a check for $1.35 for a breakfast payment forgotten.. . «How's this for a birthday present? {t was a three point buck for Mary CusA. Will, Mrs. hane, and the first one she'd ever shot.. orial Hospital. Also pictured Everhart, Mrs. Florence Nothing's more fun than watching Jeanie over at the John A. Brown office break up, last time it was due to a batch of beatnik jokes. Listening to her laugh almost takes the sting out of paying her money. Do you ever get that disorganized feeling? I have decided that it's THE NORM. How in the world does Alice Magee manage with the Style Shop, the laundry and the presidency in the N.C. Beeps and all those little things? . The EASY way is house and other buildings . ‘deteriorated badly. Magy of the stately pines © ony Bexlbhe shaded the’ \picnic tables in the park have been felled and sawed into lumber. This didn't help the looks of Olympia Park. Now, under the supervision y\) LAY. ANA HOLDS YOUR BULOVA TIL CHRISTMAS u CUE =i La 11% . $3575 MISS AMERICA Youth and beauty are captured in this 17 jewel -watch with beautifully matched expansion bracelet. YOUR CHOICE SENATOR The executive look — top level in Performance but not in price. 17 jewels, shockresistant. W. J. Smith JEWELER 218 Broad St. , Prices Include Federai Tax, N.C. GV Lions . Thrill Show . The $1,000 Houdini trunk. escape, the floating prin1 cess, the buzz saw, as well as other illusions that have; been headline TV acts re-; cently, will be presented in person when Ken Griffin’s TV Thrill-Orama show appears on stage at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium tomorrow in Grass Valley. Camera tricks? Griffin Says no, and that he will show the public that they can be perfromed before their very eyes without resorting to camera angles, film cutting or any other subterfuge that might be

used on television shows. One of the feature acts of the Ken Griffin show is the buzz saw illusion—a television hit. According to Griffin, many _ illusionists have sawed a woman in™ half, but he has adopted a more modern method and uses a high speed electric power driven buzz saw to disembody his charming “victim.” “We also feature such acts as Roberta in an artistic interlude; Claycha in her sensational flame dance; the Girl with the X-ray Eyes; Navo, “Just a little Indian corn,” and many more.” The stage revue comes highly recommended as a wholesome family type entertainment featuring attractions of stage and television. Advance tickets may be secured from members of the Grass Valley Lions Club, who are sponsoring the show. There will be an afterI RN a ae mene my Hee Resale: $1.00 Nowe Choice 2 for )) + Another Sahar Bargain Day At * PHOENIX DRUG STORE Your, Rexall Drug Store * * GRAND OPENING . Now In Progress Thru Saturday, Oct. 8th In Qur New Location — Brockington Manor Shopping Cen *k DRAWINGS x ai SATURDAY * EXTRA 80 ter * JI4 Neel Street FREE PRIZES EVERY DAY & GS NEXT WEEK! “ FREE PARKING .+ ._ noon matinee at 3 o'clock, ™ ee oe Two saad cay billonen are in the ° it larger and deeper. The old buildings are now dismantled, making way fora new development . toom with an » Outer walls of g once stood, ~ ht swimming and canoeing, ‘Sandy beaches'al) around the lake will be developed , and a teen-age canteen for dining and dancing (where no sre SSG ty 4 Burns has plans for a lodge jone over twenty-one will be A NEW BUSINESS FOR THE TWIN CITIES EDDIE'S TV and COCHRAN’S CONN ORGAN CENTER combine to give you the ultimate in home entertainment. They feature “Conn Organs” and popluar makes of , pianos & music, tape recorders, stereo, hi fi, radios, and the Cadillac of Television SETCHELL-CARLSON UNITIZED TV. FREE HOME TRIALS Phone 273-2792 ‘Come in, see, & try any of these fine instruments, We also feature a superbly equipped \gervice dept. to take care of your T.V. . Radio, Organ, Hi Fi,Piano, etc. FULL WARRANTY.ON ALL WORK. FREE LESSONS . WITH YOUR ORGAN OR PIANO PURCHASE Our guarantee.. "You learn to play or no pay," OPEN HOUSE 'THURSDAY 9 am to 9 pm and FRIDAY . 9 am to 9 pm Featuring Mrs. Grace Raymond Porter at the Conn Organ, Fri« 7:30 Dit. FREE DOOR PRIZES Drawing at 8:30 p.m. ‘A PORTABLE STEREO PHONOGRAPH A BEAUTIFUL CLOCK RADIO A USEFUL LITTLE TRANSISTOR RADIO PLUS 10 WINNERS OF FREE T.V. SERVICE CALLS Come Register Any Time Thursday And Until 7 pm_ Friday SOME OPEN HOUSE SPECIALS * A HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN ---usev 5475” * A THOMAS CHORD ORGAN * A THOMAS SPINET ORGAN °A FINE LITTLE SPINET PIANO Save up to 5425 on a new Setchell-Carlson Tv during this sale, plus many other TV specials during “open house” Used Guaranteed TV's from 539%: e FINER SERVICE » GREATEST VALUE MOST SATISFACTION . EDDIE’S TV .. COCHRAN’S . CONN ORGAN CENTER . _133 BENNETT STREET, GRASS VALLEY = PH. 273-2792 SATURDAY OCT., 8th ‘ enineeeneneanen ee — pack Yard Sace!NEVADA CITY STORE, PARKING LOT Parking Lot Reserved For Graticilise And Customers ONE DAY ONLY 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. [NO RETURNS WO EXCHANGES .