December 2, 1949 (8 pages)

y i & JUDGE SNELL TO LEAD DEER DAMAGE CURB IS MISS EILERMAN NEW . GOLD FLAT SCHOOL PANEL DISCUSSION AT URGED BY COUNCIL RED CROSS SECRETARY PLANS STOP ELTERS JUDGES CONFERENCE 6—The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, December 2, 1949 Wreodeose teste steotentertentegeoteatedest rtente eteagesteateateatesceateate sitosesteateateatesteodeafenteoteeteatoateoteoteateateeoteateate ‘ <? %, Ma .*, .% 2%, 2, 4 Me ot et. 10. wD, &, \7 —S A Fe aM + * Ge ate F, 1%, 4 A controlled doe and buck deer Miss Ernestine Eilerman, coun-. Nine bus stop shelters will be season and increased feed by ty welfare director, has been ap‘placed along the school bus route James Snell, judge of the Nebrush burning were suggestions pointed secretary of Nevada City. of the Gold Flat school district, vada county superior court, . has. offered by the Nevada County chapter, American Red Cross, ac-. according to Thomas N. Farney, been named to head a panel disConservation Council for reduccording to Kief D. Melberg, chap. principal. Gold Flat Boy Scouts cussion of problems in one judge tion of crop damage by deer. ter chairman, er are assisting with the construcBy >: counties at a meeting to be held The organization which met Miss Eilerman succeeds Mrs. . tion. at Richardsons Springs hotel towith members of the state diviD. H. Walkington, who recently Sites of the, shelters are Four. morrow and Sunday. The meetsion of fish and game urged farmmoved to Hawaii. Corners, Glenwood road, Gold ing is being held under the ausers who .post their land to coMiss Eilerman has also been Nugget Inn, Hubbard road, Town pices of the Conference of: Calioperate with hunters. . serving as county welfare direcTalk, Ted’s market, Shannonfornia Judges. wo Predator .control was also givtor since Sept. 1, and was reaphouse, Michell. and (Coleman resi ~—TRLLOWJACKET _ BUTIN® By DARLEEN CROWLEY In asking Judge Snell to speak en as a.reason for tendency to _meoterfeoenteatesteestertenestenteateatentecte teateatenteateateatenteoteteatentecteofeoteteat feife Big Dance was also a meeting to pick the queen for the dance. The girls At special class meetings Tues-. day candidates were nominated. talked about having a food sale for queen of the big dance to be. to make some money. Represenheld in the high school auditortatives were chosen from each ium tonight. The ones elected class to plan Girls’ League meetfrom each class were: ings. They are Marilyn Sanders, .Freshmen—Germain Marsh. freshmen; Pat Foote, sophomores; Sophomores—Gloria Larson. Pat Sturtevant, juniors; Blanche Juniors—Lillie Sassamon. Silva, seniors. Seniors—Elizabeth Wilson. Tiomemaking News Another of the national assem blies was given Monday, blind men as Jack and Herby, . . will meet in regular session next Thursday evening at 8 o’clock in city hall. many judges from one ‘‘one-man increase of court business in smaller counties of recent years, Judge Snell ex even though I said the last asmaking I: class was put in the sembly: we had was the best, at store window Wednesday. So as that time, { had no idea an assoon as the raffle tickets are comsembly, like this would come to pleted, which will be by the middle of next week, the ticket sales ‘the high school, It was given by the Blind asso-. will begin. ciation at Palo Alto. It all started. when Mr. Cooper announced two and that was the beginning of the best assembly we have had yet. plains, makes it important for judges to get together on rules for local practice. Superior courts handle the majar share of justice in the state, and the judges are under a duty to protect the rights and liberties of the people. Uniform rules and Births policies throughout the area will LONGNECKER — At Miners. assist in carrying out that duty. . hospital, Nov. 17, 1949, to Mr. and} CHARGED WITH ASSAULT John ‘W. Hubbard, Town Talk, vorites, inclduing one of his own, daughter. : : “was charged with assault in a arrangements, “The Arkansas BERRY—At -Miners hospital, complaint signed by George BisBoogie No 1.” He also played and . Nov, 21, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. sell, Ridge road, Friday. Hubbard sang “The Lovesick Blues:” . Thomas Berry, Grass Valley, @ is in county jail, ee af the ah ee . Mrs. Hensel Longnecker, Alta, a Le Herb, a graduate of the Boston . daughter. 2 Ts Conservatory of Music, played. CALKINS—At Miners hospital, the piano. He did some outstand. Nov. 23, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. Marriage Licenses ing playing including “The Rhap-. Cyril Calkins, Emigrant Gap, a sody in Blue.” . daughter. He'-showed the student body . Noy 24, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. gini, 53, and Frances B. Sole, 39, Braille, which was very interest. Raymond. Nielson, Nevada City, ing: MAGGINI-SOLE — In Reno, NIELSON—At Miners hospital Nev., Nov. 24, 1949, John I. Mag how the blind wrote and read both of Grass Valley. /a daughter, GILDERSLEEVE SHELDON They concluded the program. GitMORE—At Miners hospital —In Nevada City, Nov. 25, 1949, with Jack on. the organ and Herb. Nov. 25, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. Carlton C. Gildersleeve, 55, Ne on the piano playing an all-time 1 i] lev vada City, and Elizabeth Sheldon, favorite, “Twelfth Street Rag.” ar ee oe: Vee Se 41, Grass Valley. They were enjoyed so much : : FREY At toMiners hospital, the student body made them play Nov. 25, — 1949, Dr. and Mts. way after time to go home and : as Principal Frantz said he was J¢rome Frey, Nevada City, a see glad to see something that could}. _COMPTON—At Miners hospitkeep the students after school al, Nov. 29, 1949, to Mr. ;and Mrs. Divorces CLEMENCE—In Nevada City, Nov, 23, 1949, Leona Grace Clemence, Grass Valley, against Rich when they didn’t have to stay. Charles Compton, Washington, a PTA News * RICKER—At Miners hospital, cruelty. Couple married Dec. 10, son. ard Basil Clemence, Sr, suit filed 1946, in Reno, separated Nov. 11, 1949, in Grass Valley. Plaintiff meeting was shorter because the; STEUBER — At Community asks custody of one minor child members attended the national! hospital, Grass Valley, Nov. 17, and $50 month support. No comassembly. There were quite a few! 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert munity property. William J. Cassettari, Grass Valley, attorney for members, but still not enough The second PTA meeting of the . Nov, 30, 1949, to Mr. and term was held last Monday. The . Gene Ricker, Grass Valley, a Mrs. son. so -how about making it 100 percent}. Steuber, Grass Valley, a son. O’NEEL—At Community hos plaintiff. DODSON — In Nevada City, attendance next time. And the. pital, Grass Valley, Nov. 20, 1949, Nov. 28, 1949, Dolores Dodson next meeting is to be held De-. /to Mr and Mrs. Milton O’Neel. cember 9 with the refreshments . Grass ‘Valley, a daughter, “atid cena a ’ ras Newby's! sai BLACK—At Marine hospital, San Francisco, Nov. 23, 1949, to Dr. and Mrs. Melvin B; Black, Girls’ League San Francisco, a son. Mrs Black A Girls’ League meeting yesis the daughter of the laté Henry terday afternoon discussed the . Israel, well known resident of masquerade dance tonight, There . Nevada ‘City, MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM against Darwin M. Dodson, suit arated Nov. 4, 1949, in Nevada filed cruelty, Couple married April 28, 1949, in Nevada City, sep City. Plaintiff asks custody one minor child and $150 month support, court costs. Vernon Stoll, Grass Valley, attorney for plaintiff. FRI. AND SAT., DEC. 16th and 17th FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVES., 8:20 P. M. SATURDAY MATINEE—2:20 P. ML : SACRAMENTO IT'S COMING AGAIN! “FRESH AS A DAISY —GAY AS A LARK!" STILL GLORIOUSLY TRIUMPHANT! World ’s Greatest Musical Hit! Al OK THEATRE GUILD NATIONAL ~ SSN “iG COMPANY of 2 Mysicol “<n. sey santtict Grants vena og Mat byRICHARD RODGERS Sook and iyics byOSCAR HAMMERSTEIN 2d froDirected dycbytio ROUBEN n MAMOULIAN * Ontyco AGNErS de MIRAE GREETING Settings bytEMUEL AYRES Costumes by MHES WITE / THERESA HELBUBN cad LAW RENCE Cabernet PRICES (Tax Included)—Evening: Main $4.20, $3.60, $2.40, $1.20; front dress circle, $4.20, floor, $3.60; rear dress circle, $3.60, $3.00; first balcony, $4.20, second balcony, $2.40, $1.30. $3.60; Matinee: Main floor, $3.60, $8.00, $2.40, $1.20; front dress circle, $3.60, $2.40; rear dress circle, $2.40, $1.80; first balcony, $3.60, $3.00; second balcony, $1.80, $1.20. Box Office Opens Make Your Selection Now While Stocks Are Complete. These Will Go Fast. See Them Today. Beautifully Engraved Cards Never Mail Orders Filled Now! Before Equalled in Quality of Price. Weinstock-Lubin's, 12th and K Streets, Sacramento, Calif. . Enclosed find check or money order for §.5 COCO PCO eee ree eeresreeeseEEEHEOEsOEEOeEeesereseseee®e in payment of..seecece. eeMORES BE Giese ccccncccccesccas cece Comoe reccereccecceseseceeees for “OKLAHOMA” (0 Friday Eve. OO Saturday Eve. * oO Saturday Matinee ADDRESS oer cece cece cece cece sees cecccccccceceecece (please print) heineaddtth dad tela dad deeded dated ELE Ter ie CITY and STATE. POSTS SMSO Se MOSHE SOCHOEREOEO ORS CEC OSE Fercccceearelesereenscéesoreeeoe rccose Make check payable to Ware-Hazelton. Please enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope. —_ ee oe ei el _—. — _ a — oe lee eas, \ —_ << ] ! i . SCOCHHCHSCSCSEe EO SLES ELEOEELESEE Lae ERA SAAN IAAL KE LYLE EX XLEY * AND OURS ARE BEAUTIFUL WARE-HAZELTON BOX OFFICE, (please print) Ea Nov. 28th es MAIL ORDER APFPLICATION x NAME Too Early . Christmas ~ Qy Produced wader the sapervicion of It’s Not TO THINK ABOUT CAST AND ENSEMBLE OF 67 ON THE STAGE I ; City council of ,.Nevada City supreme court; Paul Peek and A, F. Bray, members of the executive board of the conference, and More Variety Store te the Home And CITY COUNCIL MEETS S. Gibson, chief justice of the counties.” The tremendous The doll donated by the Save Best One Yet pointed yesterday to serve until dences. on the subject “Law and Motion increase the deer population. March 1, 1950, Among the complaints cited Calendars,” Judge Benjamin C. Directors of the Nevada City Jones, president of the conferwere reports that herds of“deer. ence, wrote him, “The reputation numbering as high as 25 freChamber of Comnierce will meet which you have established in quently stay the year around in Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock at city hall. the expeditious. handling of the irrigated pasture areas. business of your court dictates that you are the one.who should . ' conduct the panel discussion on this subject.” Among eminent jurists who will attend the meeting are Phil NEWS OF NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL : we ts RK . . <e VARIOUS PRICES FOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM! 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y i & JUDGE SNELL TO LEAD DEER DAMAGE CURB IS MISS EILERMAN NEW . GOLD FLAT SCHOOL PANEL DISCUSSION AT URGED BY COUNCIL RED CROSS SECRETARY PLANS STOP ELTERS JUDGES CONFERENCE 6—The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, December 2, 1949 Wreodeose teste steotentertentegeoteatedest rtente eteagesteateateatesceateate sitosesteateateatesteodeafenteoteeteatoateoteoteateateeoteateate ‘ <? %, Ma .*, .% 2%, 2, 4 Me ot et. 10. wD, &, \7 —S A Fe aM + * Ge ate F, 1%, 4 A controlled doe and buck deer Miss Ernestine Eilerman, coun-. Nine bus stop shelters will be season and increased feed by ty welfare director, has been ap‘placed along the school bus route James Snell, judge of the Nebrush burning were suggestions pointed secretary of Nevada City. of the Gold Flat school district, vada county superior court, . has. offered by the Nevada County chapter, American Red Cross, ac-. according to Thomas N. Farney, been named to head a panel disConservation Council for reduccording to Kief D. Melberg, chap. principal. Gold Flat Boy Scouts cussion of problems in one judge tion of crop damage by deer. ter chairman, er are assisting with the construcBy >: counties at a meeting to be held The organization which met Miss Eilerman succeeds Mrs. . tion. at Richardsons Springs hotel towith members of the state diviD. H. Walkington, who recently Sites of the, shelters are Four. morrow and Sunday. The meetsion of fish and game urged farmmoved to Hawaii. Corners, Glenwood road, Gold ing is being held under the ausers who .post their land to coMiss Eilerman has also been Nugget Inn, Hubbard road, Town pices of the Conference of: Calioperate with hunters. . serving as county welfare direcTalk, Ted’s market, Shannonfornia Judges. wo Predator .control was also givtor since Sept. 1, and was reaphouse, Michell. and (Coleman resi ~—TRLLOWJACKET _ BUTIN® By DARLEEN CROWLEY In asking Judge Snell to speak en as a.reason for tendency to _meoterfeoenteatesteestertenestenteateatentecte teateatenteateateatenteoteteatentecteofeoteteat feife Big Dance was also a meeting to pick the queen for the dance. The girls At special class meetings Tues-. day candidates were nominated. talked about having a food sale for queen of the big dance to be. to make some money. Represenheld in the high school auditortatives were chosen from each ium tonight. The ones elected class to plan Girls’ League meetfrom each class were: ings. They are Marilyn Sanders, .Freshmen—Germain Marsh. freshmen; Pat Foote, sophomores; Sophomores—Gloria Larson. Pat Sturtevant, juniors; Blanche Juniors—Lillie Sassamon. Silva, seniors. Seniors—Elizabeth Wilson. Tiomemaking News Another of the national assem blies was given Monday, blind men as Jack and Herby, . . will meet in regular session next Thursday evening at 8 o’clock in city hall. many judges from one ‘‘one-man increase of court business in smaller counties of recent years, Judge Snell ex even though I said the last asmaking I: class was put in the sembly: we had was the best, at store window Wednesday. So as that time, { had no idea an assoon as the raffle tickets are comsembly, like this would come to pleted, which will be by the middle of next week, the ticket sales ‘the high school, It was given by the Blind asso-. will begin. ciation at Palo Alto. It all started. when Mr. Cooper announced two and that was the beginning of the best assembly we have had yet. plains, makes it important for judges to get together on rules for local practice. Superior courts handle the majar share of justice in the state, and the judges are under a duty to protect the rights and liberties of the people. Uniform rules and Births policies throughout the area will LONGNECKER — At Miners. assist in carrying out that duty. . hospital, Nov. 17, 1949, to Mr. and} CHARGED WITH ASSAULT John ‘W. Hubbard, Town Talk, vorites, inclduing one of his own, daughter. : : “was charged with assault in a arrangements, “The Arkansas BERRY—At -Miners hospital, complaint signed by George BisBoogie No 1.” He also played and . Nov, 21, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. sell, Ridge road, Friday. Hubbard sang “The Lovesick Blues:” . Thomas Berry, Grass Valley, @ is in county jail, ee af the ah ee . Mrs. Hensel Longnecker, Alta, a Le Herb, a graduate of the Boston . daughter. 2 Ts Conservatory of Music, played. CALKINS—At Miners hospital, the piano. He did some outstand. Nov. 23, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. Marriage Licenses ing playing including “The Rhap-. Cyril Calkins, Emigrant Gap, a sody in Blue.” . daughter. He'-showed the student body . Noy 24, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. gini, 53, and Frances B. Sole, 39, Braille, which was very interest. Raymond. Nielson, Nevada City, ing: MAGGINI-SOLE — In Reno, NIELSON—At Miners hospital Nev., Nov. 24, 1949, John I. Mag how the blind wrote and read both of Grass Valley. /a daughter, GILDERSLEEVE SHELDON They concluded the program. GitMORE—At Miners hospital —In Nevada City, Nov. 25, 1949, with Jack on. the organ and Herb. Nov. 25, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. Carlton C. Gildersleeve, 55, Ne on the piano playing an all-time 1 i] lev vada City, and Elizabeth Sheldon, favorite, “Twelfth Street Rag.” ar ee oe: Vee Se 41, Grass Valley. They were enjoyed so much : : FREY At toMiners hospital, the student body made them play Nov. 25, — 1949, Dr. and Mts. way after time to go home and : as Principal Frantz said he was J¢rome Frey, Nevada City, a see glad to see something that could}. _COMPTON—At Miners hospitkeep the students after school al, Nov. 29, 1949, to Mr. ;and Mrs. Divorces CLEMENCE—In Nevada City, Nov, 23, 1949, Leona Grace Clemence, Grass Valley, against Rich when they didn’t have to stay. Charles Compton, Washington, a PTA News * RICKER—At Miners hospital, cruelty. Couple married Dec. 10, son. ard Basil Clemence, Sr, suit filed 1946, in Reno, separated Nov. 11, 1949, in Grass Valley. Plaintiff meeting was shorter because the; STEUBER — At Community asks custody of one minor child members attended the national! hospital, Grass Valley, Nov. 17, and $50 month support. No comassembly. There were quite a few! 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert munity property. William J. Cassettari, Grass Valley, attorney for members, but still not enough The second PTA meeting of the . Nov, 30, 1949, to Mr. and term was held last Monday. The . Gene Ricker, Grass Valley, a Mrs. son. so -how about making it 100 percent}. Steuber, Grass Valley, a son. O’NEEL—At Community hos plaintiff. DODSON — In Nevada City, attendance next time. And the. pital, Grass Valley, Nov. 20, 1949, Nov. 28, 1949, Dolores Dodson next meeting is to be held De-. /to Mr and Mrs. Milton O’Neel. cember 9 with the refreshments

. Grass ‘Valley, a daughter, “atid cena a ’ ras Newby's! sai BLACK—At Marine hospital, San Francisco, Nov. 23, 1949, to Dr. and Mrs. Melvin B; Black, Girls’ League San Francisco, a son. Mrs Black A Girls’ League meeting yesis the daughter of the laté Henry terday afternoon discussed the . Israel, well known resident of masquerade dance tonight, There . Nevada ‘City, MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM against Darwin M. Dodson, suit arated Nov. 4, 1949, in Nevada filed cruelty, Couple married April 28, 1949, in Nevada City, sep City. Plaintiff asks custody one minor child and $150 month support, court costs. Vernon Stoll, Grass Valley, attorney for plaintiff. FRI. AND SAT., DEC. 16th and 17th FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVES., 8:20 P. M. SATURDAY MATINEE—2:20 P. ML : SACRAMENTO IT'S COMING AGAIN! “FRESH AS A DAISY —GAY AS A LARK!" STILL GLORIOUSLY TRIUMPHANT! World ’s Greatest Musical Hit! Al OK THEATRE GUILD NATIONAL ~ SSN “iG COMPANY of 2 Mysicol “<n. sey santtict Grants vena og Mat byRICHARD RODGERS Sook and iyics byOSCAR HAMMERSTEIN 2d froDirected dycbytio ROUBEN n MAMOULIAN * Ontyco AGNErS de MIRAE GREETING Settings bytEMUEL AYRES Costumes by MHES WITE / THERESA HELBUBN cad LAW RENCE Cabernet PRICES (Tax Included)—Evening: Main $4.20, $3.60, $2.40, $1.20; front dress circle, $4.20, floor, $3.60; rear dress circle, $3.60, $3.00; first balcony, $4.20, second balcony, $2.40, $1.30. $3.60; Matinee: Main floor, $3.60, $8.00, $2.40, $1.20; front dress circle, $3.60, $2.40; rear dress circle, $2.40, $1.80; first balcony, $3.60, $3.00; second balcony, $1.80, $1.20. Box Office Opens Make Your Selection Now While Stocks Are Complete. These Will Go Fast. See Them Today. Beautifully Engraved Cards Never Mail Orders Filled Now! Before Equalled in Quality of Price. Weinstock-Lubin's, 12th and K Streets, Sacramento, Calif. . Enclosed find check or money order for §.5 COCO PCO eee ree eeresreeeseEEEHEOEsOEEOeEeesereseseee®e in payment of....seecece. eeMORES BE Giese ccccncccccesccas cece Comoe reccereccecceseseceeees for “OKLAHOMA” (0 Friday Eve. OO Saturday Eve. * oO Saturday Matinee ADDRESS oer cece cece cece cece sees cecccccccceceecece (please print) heineaddtth dad tela dad deeded dated ELE Ter ie CITY and STATE. POSTS SMSO Se MOSHE SOCHOEREOEO ORS CEC OSE Fercccceearelesereenscéesoreeeoe rccose Make check payable to Ware-Hazelton. Please enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope. —_ ee oe ei el _—. — _ a — oe lee eas, \ —_ << ] ! i . SCOCHHCHSCSCSEe EO SLES ELEOEELESEE Lae ERA SAAN IAAL KE LYLE EX XLEY * AND OURS ARE BEAUTIFUL WARE-HAZELTON BOX OFFICE, (please print) Ea Nov. 28th es MAIL ORDER APFPLICATION x NAME Too Early . Christmas ~ Qy Produced wader the sapervicion of It’s Not TO THINK ABOUT CAST AND ENSEMBLE OF 67 ON THE STAGE I ; City council of ,.Nevada City supreme court; Paul Peek and A, F. Bray, members of the executive board of the conference, and More Variety Store te the Home And CITY COUNCIL MEETS S. Gibson, chief justice of the counties.” The tremendous The doll donated by the Save Best One Yet pointed yesterday to serve until dences. on the subject “Law and Motion increase the deer population. March 1, 1950, Among the complaints cited Calendars,” Judge Benjamin C. Directors of the Nevada City Jones, president of the conferwere reports that herds of“deer. ence, wrote him, “The reputation numbering as high as 25 freChamber of Comnierce will meet which you have established in quently stay the year around in Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock at city hall. the expeditious. handling of the irrigated pasture areas. business of your court dictates that you are the one.who should . ' conduct the panel discussion on this subject.” Among eminent jurists who will attend the meeting are Phil NEWS OF NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL : we ts RK . . <e VARIOUS PRICES FOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM! WITH OR WITHOUT YOUR NAME ENGRAVED THE NUGGET