September 10, 1959 (6 pages)

ts BY BUCK ROGERS Rcd either, “wart, one of Ne Gold Flat. School secretary. Lunches are taken out each day from the Nevada City Elementary . } Open Today, Sept. 10 plans to return with him to visit} At Nevada City Elementary her parents for a couple of weeks. two sessions of kindergarten are Barbara Sauer and son Danny held in the Cottage Annex build are home again after going Kelso, Washington, visit her parents, sisters and others. ~ Columbia Parlor No, 70, Native Daughters of the Golden West, held the first meeting of the new term on Frida¥, September 4, with refreshments served beforehand by Gladys Blanchard, supervising district deputy grand president. ing and one class of first grade pupils. All other classes are held in the main building. School hours are: Kindergarten morning -session 8:45 to 11 and afternoon session 12 noon to 2:15; primary grades, Ist through 3rd, 8:45 a.m. prov en by trout as they feed on insects almost too small to be seen by humans. Fish also have a color sense, and can tell even slight differences in some col‘ors. They're also light sensitive. Fish have no eyelids, and their eyes are tuned to function in the subdued light of a watery world. For this reason, they seek shaded waters or extreme depths on a bright day—a fact . to remember. and Mrs. Homer L. Aebersold of Nevada City graduated September 11 from récruit training at the Naval Training Center at San Diego. A low bid of $15,136.50 was re. : The graduation exercises, marking the end of nine weeks of ceived this week by the State] “boot camp,” included a_ full Division of Highways for replacedress parade and review before ment of the existing road apmilitary officials and civilian digproach connecting Beale AFB Gate 13 access road with State nitaries, In nine weeks of. instruction Sign Route 20 near Smartville, the new recrupit is developed into approximately 18 miles east of a Navy bluejacket,.ready for duty Marysville. Oroville Constructioin. Gomwith the fleet. Beale Access Road To Be Improved pany of Oroville submitted the . ’ Fish view the outside world through an overhead window which can be highly distorted if the water surface is ruffled. Because of this, optical barrier, they can see a bird flying overhead easier than they can a low silhouette boat several yards low figuse and was one of seven to 2:15 p.m.; upper grades, 4th through 8th, 8:45a.m. to 3:30 p.m. should not go out alone. Watch bids received, according to high“The first day. of kindergarten both and help KEEP CALIFORway officials at the Marysville district office. Routine business was conducted will be a short day. It is desirNIA GREEN. away. by President Phyllis Butz, and a able that parents come with their Thusly, fish have a blind spot practice initiation ceremony was children on this first day, as ‘which every angier should held. Present were Fannie Moulthere will be an orientation talk know about—a field between t * © the horizontal and a 37 degree ton, Lucy Kneebone, Adele with parents, teacher and students “yangle. Keep low in a boat, wade Browning, Frances Milhous, and at each session which will be ACROSS 7 ee th deep in the water, and you can Phyllis Butz, with Gladys Blanchabout one hour’s duration. Then _ 1. Shower ; approach fish without them v ard bringing Deputy Grand Presithe parents and students will be + 5. Talon sseeing you. 9. Covered ss dent Mae Norton, Sarah Charon-. transported by bus on the various Try Trolling passageway . '* . i nat, Gladys Brailep, and Lillian bus routes affecting their chilThe more proficient an ang12. Short time Sciaroni. Members of Laurel dren. ler. becomes in handling his . pe 4 6 ' ge “All, students should check the Parlor No, 6 filled vacant stations tackle, the more he neglects mg 15. Pursue trolling. And, this can be a misfor the floor work. bulletin board in the foyer of the 16. 1 Wis ee van ( a ' take. Casting is more fun, but 17. Poker 3 ae tae Mrs. Marie Blakeslee, alone in main building for classroom frequently the best way to put stakes ; her car at the time, struck the teacher assignments. fish on a stringer is to throttle 18. — ry 3s 6 87 ; down your outboard and let your lure bounce along the bot22. Kmeniiive : rr) ‘tom behind you. 24. Meadow ss A good trolling motor isn’t 25. Short sleep [ve [+t ea. [ee necessarilya pint sized kicker, 28. Either : 29. Divides bid sp in two Feed . Grains Prices 33. Us r Expected To Be Stable eg ee . . Occur : x Prices of feed.grains during —— ' 38. Deer this marketing year are expected 39. Prohibit 51. Begin to DOWN 2%.Fear = to follow normal seasonal patterns ‘2: Ate sparingly sparing! 2:2: Heel 39, ix Leck ] with the average about the same 42. Ponets Ferret outt~ © sa, 52. Ate Region as last year. 45. Short letter 54. Annex 3. Son of 30. Writing 48.Simpleton 56. Harass Daedalus uid So reports Farm Advisor Bill 31. Flap 4, Titles 49. Passengers 5'7. Endeavor Helphinstine of the University of 5. Sing 32. Extend over California, on the basis of U.S. 35. Stun with 6. Heed : a Department of Agriculture reAnswer to Puzzle 7. On the noise ports. . sheltered 37. Serutihizes » Ajo Al 40. Carbonated side Support levels for corn, oats, rY 4 diniaid 8. Marries water° barley and milo are down. This 41, Ache 10. Sprint 3 u 18. will tend to lower prices: 42. Cushion 11. Printer’s Sow .The demand for feed by liveRailroad: 43, “measure bal stock producers will be large ~ abbr. SINOGINIO} = =12. Current: E] again this coming feeding year Oo) BSpas gfe) electricity 44. Yes as the number of grain-consuming ‘13. Interroga46. Fish sia 4 47, — tive SLLILISRSIdisia animal units is expected to incurrent 19. Otherwise v [ Ss crease. Tonnage fed per animal 20. Female ruff 49, ioe via dlsivir unit is now high and will likely ul 21. Every 50, remain so this next year. Coard 53. 22.Pronoun 2 aur Cattle feeding is expected to 2. LIVI@} =: 23. Sea eagle . remain near record levels. Need for feed grains for hogs will be greater than a year earlier because of the record-high fall pig crop. Small children and big matches BILLY’‘Ss> SERVICE STATION YOU TOLD ME THAT SIX YEARS AGO. FGOOD MORNING, I'M WORKING MY WAY THROUGH COLLEGE. outboards, in the 30 to 35 horsepower, cl ‘Especially if you have a Helps Heal And Clear large outboard which isn’t con sidered a fishin’ motor, try. trolling. How Deep? One of the knotty problems in fishing is trying to deter mine how deep to fish. This question has been complicated by a number of theories which may or may not have any bearing on the subject. In my opinion, if a guy has to spend all of his time worrying about water temperature, barometric pressure, and oxygen content, fore. antiseptic, promply. and Teloves stops so and clear surface skin es, Guy Extra Strength Zemo for el y \ stubborn cases! it he might as well stay home. s. Crossword Puzzle — a fact when the local -Campton. will also be on sale by Mrs. Johnville. David is the son of Mr. and son. Mrs. William Moore of North San Walter Glissman is bus driver . “The dedication. will be tellowed Juan and spent most of his life holiday. Both David’s and Beverfor the Geld Flat School area by a parade ofcandidates through in this area. He is now in the US. ly’s parents were on vacation. and will”make his. regularruns the city, asteak dinnerin Pioneer Mr. and Mrs. James Tavernetti}' Air Force and stationed at ToPark, the usual journey to Slip‘on the first day of school. peka, Kansas. The newly weds entertained a group of friends at} Raymond Yar! is the pery Gulch and the Hall of Comwill reside in Topeka for the time their summer home over the]custodian at the Gold Flat School. parative Ovation, where the initiation is held. being while David is stationed weekend. there. They plan to return. to Stewart is the -honored patron Graduates From ‘California to live later on. of the local lodge, officially Nevada City ree known as William Morris Stewart Dianne Albought, niece of Mrs. Recruit Training. Gold Fiat Schools Chapter No. 8591 of E. Clampus James Selvester, has returned to Ray L. Aebersold, son of Mr. Vitus, her home in Bakersfield after spending most of the summer at Nevada City’ Elementary. and the Selvester ranch. Gold Flat Elemenary schools, in Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gillis have Nevada City School District, will had as their guest John Teropeh today, September 10, on a nough of Milwaukee. MrsGillis} regular school day session: eyesight, al, will be. paid School. Snack or milk tickets. ' ° excellent er I know, use So I suggest that you stop considering the “how deep?” question in terms of feet, and confine your efforts to top and bottom. Here’s why. Most of the food and cover are found in these two regions. Frogs, smajl landborn animals, and insects are found on the water surface. And, the cover along the shoreline is the favorite habitat of minnows and small fish. Other food,— crawfish, helgramites, and bait fish are to be found on the bottom of a lake or stream. Cover is a factor, too. Game fish seek protection from their , enemies, or lie in wait for food in the shadows of logs, brush, rocks, and weeds. And. this cover is usually to be found on the top or bottom. Fish on the prowl look for food in either of these two places. And when they're JEWELRY simply resting, they seek out the shade of a rock shelf, an undercut bank, or the bottom. So skip-the water in between. Our GossNuseet If surface or shallow peng lures don’t pay off, shift to completely opposite equipment and techniques.Go to. the bottom, and don’t be satisfied until you feel your lure bouncing over a rock or plowing through a mud bank. You may not always catch fish, but, ifyou'll confine your angling efforts to top or bot-: tom, you'll be right 90 per cent of the time. : If you have any questions concerning fishing techniques, equip j Rogers in care of this paper. ment, or where-to-go, write Buck . QuartzY towels Makes FROST-FREE lasting gifts and appropriate souvenirs the Gold Country. of * DIAMONDS @ WATCHES @ SILVERWARE @ CLOCKS @ And many other Gifts, EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING “Protection Exclusive wrap-around “ coils hold sub-zero air aieee taukuag om > for wat ig WaHF reezinig on every ». Frost can’t build up. on, We oy Foods retain colors, textute,. taste and vitamins —never warm up to the danger point established by the U. 5S. Department of © Agri-. culture. Go modern with Manitowoc, Write: Manitowoc APPLIANCES ee will be sold by Mrs. Idé Johnson, . I wed Intorseesthat fish have ‘ ead : first district at “0s dae des led We always uses his head on the job.” 124 Mill St. Phone 155 i} Manitowoc 53, Wis. Experienced Comsisel 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 day or night. We are always ready to serve. BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL J. PAUL BERGEMANN. (Formerly Holmes Funeral Home) * Phone 203 Nevada City 246 Sacramento Street 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE ‘I Just CANT BEAR hie LECTURER: J. Lingen Wood, C. S., of Yano British Columbia. Member of the Board of Mluireshi of The Mother Church, ‘The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts.— SUBJECT: “Christian. Science: Its! Practicality. ia D PLACE: First Methodistara 47 Brod . ave “Junches will be os the teat Pee. 2 say & Mercury 38 outboard ait ace ce memory of wn.

ts BY BUCK ROGERS Rcd either, “wart, one of Ne Gold Flat. School secretary. Lunches are taken out each day from the Nevada City Elementary . } Open Today, Sept. 10 plans to return with him to visit} At Nevada City Elementary her parents for a couple of weeks. two sessions of kindergarten are Barbara Sauer and son Danny held in the Cottage Annex build are home again after going Kelso, Washington, visit her parents, sisters and others. ~ Columbia Parlor No, 70, Native Daughters of the Golden West, held the first meeting of the new term on Frida¥, September 4, with refreshments served beforehand by Gladys Blanchard, supervising district deputy grand president. ing and one class of first grade pupils. All other classes are held in the main building. School hours are: Kindergarten morning -session 8:45 to 11 and afternoon session 12 noon to 2:15; primary grades, Ist through 3rd, 8:45 a.m. prov en by trout as they feed on insects almost too small to be seen by humans. Fish also have a color sense, and can tell even slight differences in some col‘ors. They're also light sensitive. Fish have no eyelids, and their eyes are tuned to function in the subdued light of a watery world. For this reason, they seek shaded waters or extreme depths on a bright day—a fact . to remember. and Mrs. Homer L. Aebersold of Nevada City graduated September 11 from récruit training at the Naval Training Center at San Diego. A low bid of $15,136.50 was re. : The graduation exercises, marking the end of nine weeks of ceived this week by the State] “boot camp,” included a_ full Division of Highways for replacedress parade and review before ment of the existing road apmilitary officials and civilian digproach connecting Beale AFB Gate 13 access road with State nitaries, In nine weeks of. instruction Sign Route 20 near Smartville, the new recrupit is developed into approximately 18 miles east of a Navy bluejacket,.ready for duty Marysville. Oroville Constructioin. Gomwith the fleet. Beale Access Road To Be Improved pany of Oroville submitted the . ’ Fish view the outside world through an overhead window which can be highly distorted if the water surface is ruffled. Because of this, optical barrier, they can see a bird flying overhead easier than they can a low silhouette boat several yards low figuse and was one of seven to 2:15 p.m.; upper grades, 4th through 8th, 8:45a.m. to 3:30 p.m. should not go out alone. Watch bids received, according to high“The first day. of kindergarten both and help KEEP CALIFORway officials at the Marysville district office. Routine business was conducted will be a short day. It is desirNIA GREEN. away. by President Phyllis Butz, and a able that parents come with their Thusly, fish have a blind spot practice initiation ceremony was children on this first day, as ‘which every angier should held. Present were Fannie Moulthere will be an orientation talk know about—a field between t * © the horizontal and a 37 degree ton, Lucy Kneebone, Adele with parents, teacher and students “yangle. Keep low in a boat, wade Browning, Frances Milhous, and at each session which will be ACROSS 7 ee th deep in the water, and you can Phyllis Butz, with Gladys Blanchabout one hour’s duration. Then _ 1. Shower ; approach fish without them v ard bringing Deputy Grand Presithe parents and students will be + 5. Talon sseeing you. 9. Covered ss dent Mae Norton, Sarah Charon-. transported by bus on the various Try Trolling passageway . '* . i nat, Gladys Brailep, and Lillian bus routes affecting their chilThe more proficient an ang12. Short time Sciaroni. Members of Laurel dren. ler. becomes in handling his . pe 4 6 ' ge “All, students should check the Parlor No, 6 filled vacant stations tackle, the more he neglects mg 15. Pursue trolling. And, this can be a misfor the floor work. bulletin board in the foyer of the 16. 1 Wis ee van ( a ' take. Casting is more fun, but 17. Poker 3 ae tae Mrs. Marie Blakeslee, alone in main building for classroom frequently the best way to put stakes ; her car at the time, struck the teacher assignments. fish on a stringer is to throttle 18. — ry 3s 6 87 ; down your outboard and let your lure bounce along the bot22. Kmeniiive : rr) ‘tom behind you. 24. Meadow ss A good trolling motor isn’t 25. Short sleep [ve [+t ea. [ee necessarilya pint sized kicker, 28. Either : 29. Divides bid sp in two Feed . Grains Prices 33. Us r Expected To Be Stable eg ee . . Occur : x Prices of feed.grains during —— ' 38. Deer this marketing year are expected 39. Prohibit 51. Begin to DOWN 2%.Fear = to follow normal seasonal patterns ‘2: Ate sparingly sparing! 2:2: Heel 39, ix Leck ] with the average about the same 42. Ponets Ferret outt~ © sa, 52. Ate Region as last year. 45. Short letter 54. Annex 3. Son of 30. Writing 48.Simpleton 56. Harass Daedalus uid So reports Farm Advisor Bill 31. Flap 4, Titles 49. Passengers 5'7. Endeavor Helphinstine of the University of 5. Sing 32. Extend over California, on the basis of U.S. 35. Stun with 6. Heed : a Department of Agriculture reAnswer to Puzzle 7. On the noise ports. . sheltered 37. Serutihizes » Ajo Al 40. Carbonated side Support levels for corn, oats, rY 4 diniaid 8. Marries water° barley and milo are down. This 41, Ache 10. Sprint 3 u 18. will tend to lower prices: 42. Cushion 11. Printer’s Sow .The demand for feed by liveRailroad: 43, “measure bal stock producers will be large ~ abbr. SINOGINIO} = =12. Current: E] again this coming feeding year Oo) BSpas gfe) electricity 44. Yes as the number of grain-consuming ‘13. Interroga46. Fish sia 4 47, — tive SLLILISRSIdisia animal units is expected to incurrent 19. Otherwise v [ Ss crease. Tonnage fed per animal 20. Female ruff 49, ioe via dlsivir unit is now high and will likely ul 21. Every 50, remain so this next year. Coard 53. 22.Pronoun 2 aur Cattle feeding is expected to 2. LIVI@} =: 23. Sea eagle . remain near record levels. Need for feed grains for hogs will be greater than a year earlier because of the record-high fall pig crop. Small children and big matches

BILLY’‘Ss> SERVICE STATION YOU TOLD ME THAT SIX YEARS AGO.. FGOOD MORNING, I'M WORKING MY WAY THROUGH COLLEGE.. outboards, in the 30 to 35 horsepower, cl ‘Especially if you have a Helps Heal And Clear large outboard which isn’t con sidered a fishin’ motor, try. trolling. How Deep? One of the knotty problems in fishing is trying to deter mine how deep to fish. This question has been complicated by a number of theories which may or may not have any bearing on the subject. In my opinion, if a guy has to spend all of his time worrying about water temperature, barometric pressure, and oxygen content, fore. antiseptic, promply. and Teloves stops so and clear surface skin es, Guy Extra Strength Zemo for el y \ stubborn cases! it he might as well stay home. s. Crossword Puzzle — a fact when the local -Campton. will also be on sale by Mrs. Johnville. David is the son of Mr. and son. Mrs. William Moore of North San Walter Glissman is bus driver . “The dedication. will be tellowed Juan and spent most of his life holiday. Both David’s and Beverfor the Geld Flat School area by a parade ofcandidates through in this area. He is now in the US. ly’s parents were on vacation. and will”make his. regularruns the city, asteak dinnerin Pioneer Mr. and Mrs. James Tavernetti}' Air Force and stationed at ToPark, the usual journey to Slip‘on the first day of school. peka, Kansas. The newly weds entertained a group of friends at} Raymond Yar! is the pery Gulch and the Hall of Comwill reside in Topeka for the time their summer home over the]custodian at the Gold Flat School. parative Ovation, where the initiation is held. being while David is stationed weekend. there. They plan to return. to Stewart is the -honored patron Graduates From ‘California to live later on. of the local lodge, officially Nevada City ree known as William Morris Stewart Dianne Albought, niece of Mrs. Recruit Training. Gold Fiat Schools Chapter No. 8591 of E. Clampus James Selvester, has returned to Ray L. Aebersold, son of Mr. Vitus, her home in Bakersfield after spending most of the summer at Nevada City’ Elementary. and the Selvester ranch. Gold Flat Elemenary schools, in Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gillis have Nevada City School District, will had as their guest John Teropeh today, September 10, on a nough of Milwaukee. MrsGillis} regular school day session: eyesight, al, will be. paid School. Snack or milk tickets. ' ° excellent er I know, use So I suggest that you stop considering the “how deep?” question in terms of feet, and confine your efforts to top and bottom. Here’s why. Most of the food and cover are found in these two regions. Frogs, smajl landborn animals, and insects are found on the water surface. And, the cover along the shoreline is the favorite habitat of minnows and small fish. Other food,— crawfish, helgramites, and bait fish are to be found on the bottom of a lake or stream. Cover is a factor, too. Game fish seek protection from their , enemies, or lie in wait for food in the shadows of logs, brush, rocks, and weeds. And. this cover is usually to be found on the top or bottom. Fish on the prowl look for food in either of these two places. And when they're JEWELRY simply resting, they seek out the shade of a rock shelf, an undercut bank, or the bottom. So skip-the water in between. Our GossNuseet If surface or shallow peng lures don’t pay off, shift to completely opposite equipment and techniques.Go to. the bottom, and don’t be satisfied until you feel your lure bouncing over a rock or plowing through a mud bank. You may not always catch fish, but, ifyou'll confine your angling efforts to top or bot-: tom, you'll be right 90 per cent of the time. : If you have any questions concerning fishing techniques, equip j Rogers in care of this paper. ment, or where-to-go, write Buck . QuartzY towels Makes FROST-FREE lasting gifts and appropriate souvenirs the Gold Country. of * DIAMONDS @ WATCHES @ SILVERWARE @ CLOCKS @ And many other Gifts, EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING “Protection Exclusive wrap-around “ coils hold sub-zero air aieee taukuag om > for wat ig WaHF reezinig on every ». Frost can’t build up. on, We oy Foods retain colors, textute,. taste and vitamins —never warm up to the danger point established by the U. 5S. Department of © Agri-. culture. Go modern with Manitowoc, Write: Manitowoc APPLIANCES ee will be sold by Mrs. Idé Johnson, . I wed Intorseesthat fish have ‘ ead : first district at “0s dae des led We always uses his head on the job.” 124 Mill St. Phone 155 i} Manitowoc 53, Wis. Experienced Comsisel 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 day or night. We are always ready to serve. BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL J. PAUL BERGEMANN. (Formerly Holmes Funeral Home) * Phone 203 Nevada City 246 Sacramento Street 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE ‘I Just CANT BEAR hie LECTURER: J. Lingen Wood, C. S., of Yano British Columbia. Member of the Board of Mluireshi of The Mother Church, ‘The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts.— SUBJECT: “Christian. Science: Its! Practicality. ia D PLACE: First Methodistara 47 Brod . ave “Junches will be os the teat Pee. 2 say & Mercury 38 outboard ait ace ce memory of wn.