September 14, 1960 (10 pages)

a ee PROC LAMATION WHEREAS, September 17 , 1960, is notable as marking the one hundred seventythird anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution of the United States of of America by the Constitutional Convention; and WHEREAS, To accord-official recognition to this memorable anniversary, and tc the patriotic exercise whick will form a noteworthy feature of the occasion, seem fitting and proper; and WHEREAS, Public Law 91 guarantees the issuing of proclamation by the Presi dent of the Unites States o America designating Sep tember 17 through 23 of eac yearasCONSTITUTIO WEEK; NOW, THEREFORE, Robert E. Carr, Jr., by vi tue of the authority vested me as Mayor of the City Nevada City, State of Ca: fornia, do hereby proclaim the week of September 1723, 1960 as CONSTITUTION WEEK in the City of Nevada City and urge all our citizens to pay special attention during that week to our Federal Constitution and the advantages of American citizenship. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the City of Nevada City to be affixed at Nevada City this 12 day of Sept. in the year of our Lord one thousand nine. hundred and sixty, and the independence of the United States of America, the one hundred and eighty-fourth. Robert E. Carr Jr. ATTEST: Sam Hooper City Clerk McCLELLAN AFB NEEDS ATTORNEY Officials at McClellan Air Force Base, negr Sacramento, announce need for a qualified attorney at a beginning salary of $7,560 per year. ° (Continued from Page 1) earlier this year; 2. Orders fromthe council that city mobile equipment not be driven home by employes except in the event of emergencies or contemplated emergencies. 3. Onhiring policies, that the city councilshould screen the hiring of all permanent city employes and that local residents be given priority, everything being equal, Brickell laid the matters before the council, presumably for discussion and action. It was obvious all council members had Opinions on the three items prior to Monday night's meeting. Whether their decisions were voiced at the “secret” meeting is not known. The first item immediately kicked off heated discussion and objections by City Police Chief J.J. Jackson. He said the city should not offer such a position to the newest man on the force without giving consideration to others who GIVE Dollars For Democrats had served thecity, some for 15 years. He also objected to the council “deciding” such a matter without even letting him know it was under conNORMA INVITES YOU TO OPEN HOUSE OF THE NEW oumes Corffort. 448 SEARLS AVE Sunday, igeeoel 18, 5 to 9 pm -COCKTAILS sideration. : -, NEVADA CITY — . Nevada City Council ) "No matter which way we go, I'mthe one that's on the ‘spot," he told the council. Councilmen objected to this, explaining that it was their decision and he should not be “on the spot" for it. Later, councilmen referred to it as their "recommendation" rather than calling it a decision. Councilman Craig Davies said the council had no intention of passing anything over the heads of other city officials Hetermed the item a suggestion, worthy of consideration, and one having merit. They had not meant tostepon any toes, he said. Then Davies said that when the council cannot recommend, “it's time for something to be done.” He said meetings like the one reccntly held werenecessary and he would prefer to hold them under the City Hall roof, but if necessary, executive sessions can be held at his home. The discussion on the filling of the investigator's job revolved aroundthe Knox schooling and whether others on the department were better qualified because of training or experience. City Manager Ray pointed outtothe council that under the duties given thecity manager in the ordinance, it ishis duty to hire personnel and with the police chief fill such positions. Gold Unit Dinner TheGold Unit Shrine Club will meet Saturday night at 8 p.m. for dinner at the Grass Valley Elks Club. Dinner will follow a nohost social hour, and dancing until midnight will follow the steak dinner. The club invites all members and ladies, as well as Nobles inthe area with their filiations and fatnilies. Dress will bé informal. The following are selling tickets: Fill Moranville, Steve Chileski, Neil Werning, Leonard Carey, Ellwood Ellinger, Lou Kop, Mark Bagley and George Graham. ‘Tickets will also be available at the door. ladies and all Masonic af-. burn, Sept. American Hereford Association field representative, M. H. Mcdonald, from San Jose, explains the placing of four bulls that were judged by attending cattlemen during a demonstration at the annual Cattlemans Field Day at the Brooktree Farm north of Au1, (above). .(below) Bill Helpinstine,; farm advisor, points out the desired characteristic for better beef production in a couple of Brooktree cows andcalves.Cal Louden, meat manager for Lucky Stores in Auburn explains the grading of beef from the butchers and consumers standpoint. Walter Johnson, (left) Placer County farm advisor, Nevada County, ’ stated that it takes twice as much feed to produce one ‘pound of fat as it takes to produce one pound of meat (top left)..Reuban Albaugh, withthe extensionservice division of animal husbandry, out of Davis pointed out that we are looking for less fat and more muscle on the meat type animal (lower left) Home Tour In NC Set St. Agnes Guild cf Trinity Wpisccpal Church, Nevada City. held its first meeting of the fall season at the home of Mrs. James B. Christie Sept. 8. During the business meetLing plans for a House Tour with table settings on Oct. 13 were made. Mrs. iR. J. Polk is general chairman. Aristocracy Hill will again be the setting for the tour. For the first time, the lovely home of Mrs. Ernest F. Busk, formerly the home of Judge and Mrs. George Jones, will be open to the Public. Boothby Dies in GV Citizens throughout this area were shocked and saddenedthis week by the news of the death of SterlK. Boothby Saturday night. The cause of death was a heart condition. As owner and proprietor of Grass Valley Drug, Boothby was in regular contact with hundreds of local residents. In addition, he had been active in many civic and fraternal enterprises, including Elks and Masonic loges, Rotary, and chamber of commerce, Close relatives in Grass Valley include his wife and -, twosons, Other saddened relWESTERN RAILROAD NEEDS: MEN 18 to 35 From this area to start at once, training for jobs such az COMMUNICATIONS MEN, RELAY, MEN, AGENTS, OPERATORS & ETC, No previous experience needed Salary runs $400 to $450, and leads to$525 to $775 jobs Pension, insurance plan many fine benefits. Railroads are famous for. Must have High School, no defects, be ambitious for Career in Transportation. Write now, give name, address, age, Education, ambitions etc. Box 2, % The Nevada County Nugget, Nevada City, Calif. Timberland Treés PINE REGION Pinus monticola blocks. intervals. WESTERN PINE ASSOCIATION * 6 wistinn Bing . TREE FARM IDAHO WHITE PINE Diameter—2 to 4 feet. Height— 150 to 180 feet. Bark—Dark Gray. Broken into small square Needles—2 to 4 inches long in bundles of five. Cones—6 to 12 inches long. Curved when. dry. Seed— ¥% inch long. Seed crops at 2 and 3 year Range— Northwest Montana, North Idaho, Washington, Oregon and Sierra Nevada Mountains in California. Trailer Park Denied Use Permit County planning commissioners Monday night denied an application for a use permit to establish a 30 unit mobile home park on Lower Grass Valley Road southwest of Bost Road's intersection , Residents in the neighborhood of the "Assay Lot” site of the proposed trailer park presented a petition in obatives aretwo brothers and a sister, of San Francisco, Oregon, and Oakland, respectively. Services were scheduled for lla. m. today at the HooperWeaver Mortuary, under Rev. Lewis of the First Methodist Church, jection to the development . Devaluation of property in the area was the main basis of objection, although noise factor and the residential natrue of the area were also cited, Wayne Kirby, San Francisco policeman and developer of the proposed park, told the commission a study of mobil home parks would show the unit to be a betterment to the neighborhood and area. Earlier Monday evening, Kirby received a go-ahead signal from the Nevada City Council on arequest forsewer connection. The proposed park is outside the city limits, a TALL AND STATELY Idaho white pine reaches its fullest development in north Idaho, but is found in mountainous areas elsewhere, too. Its wood is one of the elite softwoods of the United States, a traditional favorite of woodworkers and homeowners, The sawtimber resource is estimated at 18 billion feet. 8 Karat” Pe ssepat Glass, etc. aay nae are ia cpvere s ius eahers,f Sele 200 Raised GOLD INITIALS-$]00 Make your own MONOGRAMS on Ties, Shirts, Suitcases, Cameras, Etc. with new Lustre MONOGRAM KITS Adheres Instant! @ °¢ Never Fades or Tarnishes? "tone Cloth, Metal, letal, Plow © Can be Washed, Waxed, and ace ee eee ad IMPERIAL MONOGRAMS, INC. 150-26 —_ Dept. Jamaica 32, N.Y. Ene fal cain Bae Ta any Sent mks Bulk

a ee PROC LAMATION WHEREAS, September 17 , 1960, is notable as marking the one hundred seventythird anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution of the United States of of America by the Constitutional Convention; and WHEREAS, To accord-official recognition to this memorable anniversary, and tc the patriotic exercise whick will form a noteworthy feature of the occasion, seem fitting and proper; and WHEREAS, Public Law 91 guarantees the issuing of proclamation by the Presi dent of the Unites States o America designating Sep tember 17 through 23 of eac yearasCONSTITUTIO WEEK; NOW, THEREFORE, Robert E. Carr, Jr., by vi tue of the authority vested me as Mayor of the City Nevada City, State of Ca: fornia, do hereby proclaim the week of September 1723, 1960 as CONSTITUTION WEEK in the City of Nevada City and urge all our citizens to pay special attention during that week to our Federal Constitution and the advantages of American citizenship. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the City of Nevada City to be affixed at Nevada City this 12 day of Sept. in the year of our Lord one thousand nine. hundred and sixty, and the independence of the United States of America, the one hundred and eighty-fourth. Robert E. Carr Jr. ATTEST: Sam Hooper City Clerk McCLELLAN AFB NEEDS ATTORNEY Officials at McClellan Air Force Base, negr Sacramento, announce need for a qualified attorney at a beginning salary of $7,560 per year. ° (Continued from Page 1) earlier this year; 2. Orders fromthe council that city mobile equipment not be driven home by employes except in the event of emergencies or contemplated emergencies. 3. Onhiring policies, that the city councilshould screen the hiring of all permanent city employes and that local residents be given priority, everything being equal, Brickell laid the matters before the council, presumably for discussion and action. It was obvious all council members had Opinions on the three items prior to Monday night's meeting. Whether their decisions were voiced at the “secret” meeting is not known. The first item immediately kicked off heated discussion and objections by City Police Chief J.J. Jackson. He said the city should not offer such a position to the newest man on the force without giving consideration to others who GIVE Dollars For Democrats had served thecity, some for 15 years. He also objected to the council “deciding” such a matter without even letting him know it was under conNORMA INVITES YOU TO OPEN HOUSE OF THE NEW oumes Corffort. 448 SEARLS AVE Sunday, igeeoel 18, 5 to 9 pm -COCKTAILS sideration. : -, NEVADA CITY — . Nevada City Council ) "No matter which way we go, I'mthe one that's on the ‘spot," he told the council. Councilmen objected to this, explaining that it was their decision and he should not be “on the spot" for it. Later, councilmen referred to it as their "recommendation" rather than calling it a decision. Councilman Craig Davies said the council had no intention of passing anything over the heads of other city officials Hetermed the item a suggestion, worthy of consideration, and one having merit. They had not meant tostepon any toes, he said. Then Davies said that when the council cannot recommend, “it's time for something to be done.” He said meetings like the one reccntly held werenecessary and he would prefer to hold them under the City Hall roof, but if necessary, executive sessions can be held at his home. The discussion on the filling of the investigator's job revolved aroundthe Knox schooling and whether others on the department were better qualified because of training or experience. City Manager Ray pointed outtothe council that under the duties given thecity manager in the ordinance, it ishis duty to hire personnel and with the police chief fill such positions. Gold Unit Dinner TheGold Unit Shrine Club will meet Saturday night at 8 p.m. for dinner at the Grass Valley Elks Club. Dinner will follow a nohost social hour, and dancing until midnight will follow the steak dinner. The club invites all members and ladies, as well as Nobles inthe area with their filiations and fatnilies. Dress will bé informal. The following are selling tickets: Fill Moranville, Steve Chileski, Neil Werning, Leonard Carey, Ellwood

Ellinger, Lou Kop, Mark Bagley and George Graham. ‘Tickets will also be available at the door. ladies and all Masonic af-. burn, Sept. American Hereford Association field representative, M. H. Mcdonald, from San Jose, explains the placing of four bulls that were judged by attending cattlemen during a demonstration at the annual Cattlemans Field Day at the Brooktree Farm north of Au1, (above). .(below) Bill Helpinstine,; farm advisor, points out the desired characteristic for better beef production in a couple of Brooktree cows andcalves..Cal Louden, meat manager for Lucky Stores in Auburn explains the grading of beef from the butchers and consumers standpoint. Walter Johnson, (left) Placer County farm advisor, Nevada County, ’ stated that it takes twice as much feed to produce one ‘pound of fat as it takes to produce one pound of meat (top left)...Reuban Albaugh, withthe extensionservice division of animal husbandry, out of Davis pointed out that we are looking for less fat and more muscle on the meat type animal (lower left) Home Tour In NC Set St. Agnes Guild cf Trinity Wpisccpal Church, Nevada City. held its first meeting of the fall season at the home of Mrs. James B. Christie Sept. 8. During the business meetLing plans for a House Tour with table settings on Oct. 13 were made. Mrs. iR. J. Polk is general chairman. Aristocracy Hill will again be the setting for the tour. For the first time, the lovely home of Mrs. Ernest F. Busk, formerly the home of Judge and Mrs. George Jones, will be open to the Public. Boothby Dies in GV Citizens throughout this area were shocked and saddenedthis week by the news of the death of SterlK. Boothby Saturday night. The cause of death was a heart condition. As owner and proprietor of Grass Valley Drug, Boothby was in regular contact with hundreds of local residents. In addition, he had been active in many civic and fraternal enterprises, including Elks and Masonic loges, Rotary, and chamber of commerce, Close relatives in Grass Valley include his wife and -, twosons, Other saddened relWESTERN RAILROAD NEEDS: MEN 18 to 35 From this area to start at once, training for jobs such az COMMUNICATIONS MEN, RELAY, MEN, AGENTS, OPERATORS & ETC, No previous experience needed Salary runs $400 to $450, and leads to$525 to $775 jobs Pension, insurance plan many fine benefits. Railroads are famous for. Must have High School, no defects, be ambitious for Career in Transportation. Write now, give name, address, age, Education, ambitions etc. Box 2, % The Nevada County Nugget, Nevada City, Calif. Timberland Treés PINE REGION Pinus monticola blocks. intervals. WESTERN PINE ASSOCIATION * 6 wistinn Bing . TREE FARM IDAHO WHITE PINE Diameter—2 to 4 feet. Height— 150 to 180 feet. Bark—Dark Gray. Broken into small square Needles—2 to 4 inches long in bundles of five. Cones—6 to 12 inches long. Curved when. dry. Seed— ¥% inch long. Seed crops at 2 and 3 year Range— Northwest Montana, North Idaho, Washington, Oregon and Sierra Nevada Mountains in California. Trailer Park Denied Use Permit County planning commissioners Monday night denied an application for a use permit to establish a 30 unit mobile home park on Lower Grass Valley Road southwest of Bost Road's intersection , Residents in the neighborhood of the "Assay Lot” site of the proposed trailer park presented a petition in obatives aretwo brothers and a sister, of San Francisco, Oregon, and Oakland, respectively. Services were scheduled for lla. m. today at the HooperWeaver Mortuary, under Rev. Lewis of the First Methodist Church, jection to the development . Devaluation of property in the area was the main basis of objection, although noise factor and the residential natrue of the area were also cited, Wayne Kirby, San Francisco policeman and developer of the proposed park, told the commission a study of mobil home parks would show the unit to be a betterment to the neighborhood and area. Earlier Monday evening, Kirby received a go-ahead signal from the Nevada City Council on arequest forsewer connection. The proposed park is outside the city limits, a TALL AND STATELY Idaho white pine reaches its fullest development in north Idaho, but is found in mountainous areas elsewhere, too. Its wood is one of the elite softwoods of the United States, a traditional favorite of woodworkers and homeowners, The sawtimber resource is estimated at 18 billion feet. 8 Karat” Pe ssepat Glass, etc. aay nae are ia cpvere s ius eahers,f Sele 200 Raised GOLD INITIALS-$]00 Make your own MONOGRAMS on Ties, Shirts, Suitcases, Cameras, Etc. with new Lustre MONOGRAM KITS Adheres Instant! @ °¢ Never Fades or Tarnishes? "tone Cloth, Metal, letal, Plow © Can be Washed, Waxed, and ace ee eee ad IMPERIAL MONOGRAMS, INC. 150-26 —_ Dept. Jamaica 32, N.Y. Ene fal cain Bae Ta any Sent mks Bulk