December 9, 1949 (8 pages)

MRS, HEFELFINGER TO _ PREXY HISTORICAL SOCIETY NEXT YEAR Mrs. Isabel Hefelfinger, Nevada City, was elected president of the pe Nevada County Historical Society by a mail vote announced at a Monday evenfhg meeting of the organization in Hennessey elementary school, Others officers selected by the mail balloting were Elmer Stevens, Nevada City, vice president; Mrs.Bernice Penrose, Nevada City, secretary-treasurer; George Hallock, Grass Valley; Mrs. Amelia Cunningham, North San Juan; and Robert Paine, Nevada City, board of directors. Mrs. Hefelfinger, will be the third president of the organization in its six years of existence. Stevens, retiring president ,and a Mrs. Doris Foley served previously. Mrs. Junies Chase, Grass’ Valley is retiring secretary. Highlight of the entertainment for the meeting was the presentation of “California in Story, Song and Dance” by the Nuggeteers, folk and square dancing oré ganization of Nevada county. ‘ Paine served as narrator and sketched the background of the . Incidents of each sequence of the state’s history—Spanish, English, iN Russian, Mexican, Irish, Chinese! and American. Vocal selections for the program were presented by Miss Glenda Moore, Miss Eileen Burke, William. Tobiassen and Harald Hansen. Mrs. Mae Raddue and Dick Hales were accompanists. “Miss Dorothy Dyke directed the Nuggeteers in their dance routines. Retiring President Stevens reported the society’s museum here had: 3,000 visitors the past season. He also said the society had placed 76 historical markers, conducted a historical tour of the San Juan ridge, and had increased membership to 400. LOMA RICA AIRPORT URGED FOR COUNTY Loma Rica airport on the estate of Errol MacBoyle was suggested a? “as an ideal location for a county airport to the board of supervisors Friday by Gilbert Cramer, Grass Valley mayor. Cramer urged the board to take steps for immediate purchase of the 58-acre site between Nevada City and. Grass Valley. Cramer said two commercial groups are studying the possibilities of purchasing the fie!d. He pointed out the main runway is 5,190 “feet long and could inexpensively be extended 4,000 feet. The cross runway is more than 2,000 feet-long. The field has hangars, field lights and communication facilities. Cramer called both the Nevada City municipal airport and‘ Gil€ more field near Grass Vaile in ‘adequate. The supervisors took the suggestion under advisement and study for the next session Wednesday, Dec. 21: In a separate action the board voted to ‘set up an aeronautics fund to make possible application by the county for approximately $8,030 in unclaimed airplane gas , tax. refunds. ” RED CROSS BUDGET NEEDS SET AT $2,750 Budget-needs for 1950 program of Nevada City chapter, American Red Cross, was set at $2,750 at Wednesday evening meeting of the unit in, city hall, Chairman Kief D. Melberg presided. bi Melberg was named to attend conference of 'Pacific area chapter chairmen in San Francisco Monday. Attending the meeting were Mrs. Hal Draper, home service; Miss Ruth Hutchison, treasurer; RECENT GUESTS AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL George L. Bouck, Stockton; «Mark Couch, San Andreas; Sam Boone, Auburn; Volney J. Wilson, William B. Logan, Leo Gambastin, Seth T. Heney, Anna May Lund, John Foley, E. Spagnoli, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Walter, Hiedweg Kohl, Mr and Mrs James D Murray, Frank Stone, and Mr and Mrs M. C. Carson, San Francisco; Robert M. Blakesley, Repressa; Shing Lee and G. C Raymond, Downieville; F J. Healy, B. K. Milmore, San Rafael; Bill Buffington, Los Gatos; Dick Moretta and Rose Kielhofer, Truckee; L R. Utter and R. J. Rhodes, Los Angeles; Boyd Nicolls, Diamond Springs; N. S. Clarke, E. C. Benson, A C Kramer, Washington; H Westlund, C H Schneider, George W Head, Edward D, Plants, Harry Liljestrand, Gene Hamblin, C. Coppin, R. Robinson, G. Seeman, I. ‘G Gerady, Ray Harrington, Marie, E Phelan, Wil-, liam L Moore, Paul S. Ross, Sacramento; Leslie Congo and Reno A. Zerga, Camptonville; Lorraine Olanem and. Doris Philbert, Petaluma; Mr. and Mrs. W. B Pierce. Richmond; Mr and Mrs. H L McKay, Red Bluff; Neil C McVeigh, Alleghany; Mr and Mrs. J. L. Stevens, Modesto; A. J Williams, Placerville; John O’Donnell, Forest; Philip Cummins and Ralph Hossinger, North Bloomfield; R J. Robba, Arthur Upson and Myron Kruger, Berkeley; W. E. Wright, Burlingame; Mr. and Mrs H J Bohanan, Eureka; Mervin R Menot, Edgar P. Pasker, and Amos P. Olson, Oakland; L. L. Thomas, Soda Springs; _R G Ellis and George Lytle, Walnut Creek; J P. Karm, Denver, Colo.; J. M. Newton, Knoxville, Tenn. Ross Francis, A. L Hetherington, Bert Miller, Grass Valley; E} W Rinkle, H. L Schofield, Downieville; Mr and Mrs. Floyd Panter, Susanville; Mr. and Mrs. H. Dybfest, Earnest Cassetti, Howard Newman, Mrs. R. G. Frey, San Jose; ‘Mr. and Mrs V Ford Greaves. and Mrs_ Richardson, Paradise; George W. Williams and J. Vaughn, Alleghany; Mr. and Mrs. E P KkaMontagne, June Lake; N S. Clarke, Norwalk; Wil. liam R.Vagg, Del Paso Heights; . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crooks, El Cerrito; M. A. McNeely, Redwood City; Boyce T Wright, .Weaverville; Mrs Dorothy Layton, Mrs. . Thelma Sharp, James Names, ;Captain L. F. Oje, Mr. and Mrs. . G C: McColgin, Sing Lee, Jimmy . Lee, Paul Magistretti, C A. Mag. istretti, Mr. and Mrs. B. C Austin, . William B Logan, C. D Dawson, Len Soon and Lew Yeun, San Francisco; Mr and Mrs T. R. Poage, Mr. and Mrs W. V Parker, Mr. and Mrs H Anderson and_. Jack D Williams, Oakland; James G. Williams, Marysville; F. Terrv, Mr. and‘ Mrs: F F Umberger, A C Kramer, Washington; Mr and} Mrs» C. E LaBoyteaux, Eureka; R. -E: Peck, Oroville; George Cloud, Jack Smith and Ray Winjterbower, Stockton; Mr.and Mrs. WFloyd R. Allen; F. F. Howerton, HW Dailey, F J McAuliffe, Evelyn V Gionatti, W. S. Wall Jr., James Stewart, H. O Byrd, James . . Ramsey and Sam Booker, Sacra. . mento; Mr and Mrs. W. B. Pierce, . Richmond; Mr and Mrs. Ted Deal of Forest; Philip Cummins, North Bloomfield; William Cody, Auburn; A J. Williams, L. K. Snodgrass, Placerville; A. J Wermillion, Roseville; R J. Rhodes and son, Marty,, William H. Ebright, Wm. Gorschj.and O. I. McLaughlin, Los Angeles; Cora C Holm Seattie, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. George. Olson, Reno, Nev.; John A Carollo and TJ Hanley, Phoe. nix,’ Ariz. . TO SAN QUENTIN Allen Kendall, 24, San Francisco, was sentenced to San Quentin penitentiary Friday by Judge James Snell, Nevada county superior court. Kendall pleaded guilty to entering and stealing goods from Carbona’s, Truckee. Other sentences for the same violation were Robert Ruddell, 19, RY YELLOWJACKET. gUIDNG eicieleieloieeleieteletae NEWS OF NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL OMIA IMM III IIIS OEE OEE SEEM Chorus News The chorus headed by William Tobiassen already has two programs set for the chorus besides the Christmas program. They are Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Good Fruitcake Mrs. Newby’s cooking class made fruitcake Thursday and they were sure good. Even the boys’ cooking class made fruitcake. When her Home Making I class asked her when they could start cooking ‘Mrs. Newby said they might be able to make some Christmas candy as soon as they finish making the clothes for the doll at the Save-More variety. So all the girls are really excited. Assembly Another in the series of national assemblies was presented at the high school Monday. Richard Carradine, a well known Shakespearean actor, gave a splendid performance. He gave scenes from Hamlet and many other well known Shakespearean plays. The assembly was enjoyed by everyone. Christmas Program is to be one of the*best to be given in a long time. Mr. Conway of the elementary school has written an outstanding play to be presened by the elementary students. The high school chorus, directed by William Tobiassen, has come up with a lot of new tunes such as “Shepherds Awake,” “Christmas Eve,” “Sleep of the Child} Jesus,” and an old time favorite “Oh, Come, All Ye Faithful,” and many others. The high school chorus this year consists of 74 students and is one of the best the high school has ever had. Doll on Display The doll donated by Emmet Gallagher of the Save-More Variety Store, to the Home Making I class at high school is now on display in the store window with many of its. clothes with it. How ever there will be many more clothes to come. But the tickets are on sale at the Save-More or from any of the Home Making I students. The Home Making students have been doing a great job so I would like to mention some of their names: Betty Lind, Jo Ann Dillard, Frieda Harbour, The Christmas program given. Darleen Crowley, Margery Menat the high school yearly is well . doca, Violet Schwartz, Koreen underway. The program this year . Buster, Rosie Kelly, Carole FreeBy = DARLEEN 4 CROWLEY + x The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, December 9, 1949-3 man, Shirley Burger, Margi Dugan, Ina Jane Davis, June Hall, Bonnie T., Caroline Keith, ang a new girl, Margaret Nutt, who got right in and really helped out and last but not least, the one who is responsible for the girls doing such a good job. All the credit goes to Mrs. Margaret Newby, the Home Making teacher. $50 FOR VENISON Aaron Murray, Washington, was fined $50 Wednesday morning by Justice George W. Gildersleeve, on a charge of possession of deer meat out of season. ao Old Brewery Inn DINING ROOM 5:30 P. M. TO 1:30 A. M. Friday and Saturday—5:30 P.M. to 4:00 A. M. CHINESE AND AMERICAN DISHES . CHOW MEIN TO TAKE OUT Telephone 89 JIMMIE LEE, Manager 1 SUNDAY DEC.11 10a.m. Till Dark Bakesrfield, two years probation; ob hn) Megan Psst gain King Montgomery, 18, Aptos, to Eilerman, secretary. California youth authority. ) PRIZES = # 3 anada Hill Reservoir : NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA Sponsored By Nevada County Sportsmen’s Club KEYSTONE yi ARKET LARGE BORE RIFLES and CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING ) In Case of Inclement Weather Shoot Postponed y 213 Commercial Street —Phone 67 —NEVADA CITY

MRS, HEFELFINGER TO _ PREXY HISTORICAL SOCIETY NEXT YEAR Mrs. Isabel Hefelfinger, Nevada City, was elected president of the pe Nevada County Historical Society by a mail vote announced at a Monday evenfhg meeting of the organization in Hennessey elementary school, Others officers selected by the mail balloting were Elmer Stevens, Nevada City, vice president; Mrs.Bernice Penrose, Nevada City, secretary-treasurer; George Hallock, Grass Valley; Mrs. Amelia Cunningham, North San Juan; and Robert Paine, Nevada City, board of directors. Mrs. Hefelfinger, will be the third president of the organization in its six years of existence. Stevens, retiring president ,and a Mrs. Doris Foley served previously. Mrs. Junies Chase, Grass’ Valley is retiring secretary. Highlight of the entertainment for the meeting was the presentation of “California in Story, Song and Dance” by the Nuggeteers, folk and square dancing oré ganization of Nevada county. ‘ Paine served as narrator and sketched the background of the . Incidents of each sequence of the state’s history—Spanish, English, iN Russian, Mexican, Irish, Chinese! and American. Vocal selections for the program were presented by Miss Glenda Moore, Miss Eileen Burke, William. Tobiassen and Harald Hansen. Mrs. Mae Raddue and Dick Hales were accompanists. “Miss Dorothy Dyke directed the Nuggeteers in their dance routines. Retiring President Stevens reported the society’s museum here had: 3,000 visitors the past season. He also said the society had placed 76 historical markers, conducted a historical tour of the San Juan ridge, and had increased membership to 400. LOMA RICA AIRPORT URGED FOR COUNTY Loma Rica airport on the estate of Errol MacBoyle was suggested a? “as an ideal location for a county airport to the board of supervisors Friday by Gilbert Cramer, Grass Valley mayor. Cramer urged the board to take steps for immediate purchase of the 58-acre site between Nevada City and. Grass Valley. Cramer said two commercial groups are studying the possibilities of purchasing the fie!d. He pointed out the main runway is 5,190 “feet long and could inexpensively be extended 4,000 feet. The cross runway is more than 2,000 feet-long. The field has hangars, field lights and communication facilities. Cramer called both the Nevada City municipal airport and‘ Gil€ more field near Grass Vaile in ‘adequate. The supervisors took the suggestion under advisement and study for the next session Wednesday, Dec. 21: In a separate action the board voted to ‘set up an aeronautics fund to make possible application by the county for approximately $8,030 in unclaimed airplane gas , tax. refunds. ” RED CROSS BUDGET NEEDS SET AT $2,750 Budget-needs for 1950 program of Nevada City chapter, American Red Cross, was set at $2,750 at Wednesday evening meeting of the unit in, city hall, Chairman Kief D. Melberg presided. bi Melberg was named to attend conference of 'Pacific area chapter chairmen in San Francisco Monday. Attending the meeting were Mrs. Hal Draper, home service; Miss Ruth Hutchison, treasurer; RECENT GUESTS AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL George L. Bouck, Stockton; «Mark Couch, San Andreas; Sam Boone, Auburn; Volney J. Wilson, William B. Logan, Leo Gambastin, Seth T. Heney, Anna May Lund, John Foley, E. Spagnoli, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Walter, Hiedweg Kohl, Mr and Mrs James D Murray, Frank Stone, and Mr and Mrs M. C. Carson, San Francisco; Robert M. Blakesley, Repressa; Shing Lee and G. C Raymond, Downieville; F J. Healy, B. K. Milmore, San Rafael; Bill Buffington, Los Gatos; Dick Moretta and Rose Kielhofer, Truckee; L R. Utter and R. J. Rhodes, Los Angeles; Boyd Nicolls, Diamond Springs; N. S. Clarke, E. C. Benson, A C Kramer, Washington; H Westlund, C H Schneider, George W Head, Edward D, Plants, Harry Liljestrand, Gene Hamblin, C. Coppin, R. Robinson, G. Seeman, I. ‘G Gerady, Ray Harrington, Marie, E Phelan, Wil-, liam L Moore, Paul S. Ross, Sacramento; Leslie Congo and Reno A. Zerga, Camptonville; Lorraine Olanem and. Doris Philbert, Petaluma; Mr. and Mrs. W. B Pierce.. Richmond; Mr and Mrs. H L McKay, Red Bluff; Neil C McVeigh, Alleghany; Mr and Mrs. J. L. Stevens, Modesto; A. J Williams, Placerville; John O’Donnell, Forest; Philip Cummins and Ralph Hossinger, North Bloomfield; R J. Robba, Arthur Upson and Myron Kruger, Berkeley; W. E. Wright, Burlingame; Mr. and Mrs H J Bohanan, Eureka; Mervin R Menot, Edgar P. Pasker, and Amos P. Olson, Oakland; L. L. Thomas, Soda Springs; _R G Ellis and George Lytle, Walnut Creek; J P. Karm, Denver, Colo.; J. M. Newton, Knoxville, Tenn. Ross Francis, A. L Hetherington, Bert Miller, Grass Valley; E} W Rinkle, H. L Schofield, Downieville; Mr and Mrs. Floyd Panter, Susanville; Mr. and Mrs. H. Dybfest, Earnest Cassetti, Howard Newman, Mrs. R. G. Frey, San Jose; ‘Mr. and Mrs V Ford Greaves. and Mrs_ Richardson, Paradise; George W. Williams and J. Vaughn, Alleghany; Mr. and Mrs. E P KkaMontagne, June Lake; N S. Clarke, Norwalk; Wil. liam R.Vagg, Del Paso Heights; . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crooks, El Cerrito; M. A. McNeely, Redwood City; Boyce T Wright, .Weaverville; Mrs Dorothy Layton, Mrs. . Thelma Sharp, James Names, ;Captain L. F. Oje, Mr. and Mrs. . G C: McColgin, Sing Lee, Jimmy . Lee, Paul Magistretti, C A. Mag. istretti, Mr. and Mrs. B. C Austin, . William B Logan, C. D Dawson, Len Soon and Lew Yeun, San

Francisco; Mr and Mrs T. R. Poage, Mr. and Mrs W. V Parker, Mr. and Mrs H Anderson and_. Jack D Williams, Oakland; James G. Williams, Marysville; F. Terrv, Mr. and‘ Mrs: F F Umberger, A C Kramer, Washington; Mr and} Mrs» C. E LaBoyteaux, Eureka; R. -E: Peck, Oroville; George Cloud, Jack Smith and Ray Winjterbower, Stockton; Mr.and Mrs. WFloyd R. Allen; F. F. Howerton, HW Dailey, F J McAuliffe, Evelyn V Gionatti, W. S. Wall Jr., James Stewart, H. O Byrd, James . . Ramsey and Sam Booker, Sacra. . mento; Mr and Mrs. W. B. Pierce, . Richmond; Mr and Mrs. Ted Deal of Forest; Philip Cummins, North Bloomfield; William Cody, Auburn; A J. Williams, L. K. Snodgrass, Placerville; A. J Wermillion, Roseville; R J. Rhodes and son, Marty,, William H. Ebright, Wm. Gorschj.and O. I. McLaughlin, Los Angeles; Cora C Holm Seattie, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. George. Olson, Reno, Nev.; John A Carollo and TJ Hanley, Phoe. nix,’ Ariz. . TO SAN QUENTIN Allen Kendall, 24, San Francisco, was sentenced to San Quentin penitentiary Friday by Judge James Snell, Nevada county superior court. Kendall pleaded guilty to entering and stealing goods from Carbona’s, Truckee. Other sentences for the same violation were Robert Ruddell, 19, RY YELLOWJACKET. gUIDNG eicieleieloieeleieteletae NEWS OF NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL OMIA IMM III IIIS OEE OEE SEEM Chorus News The chorus headed by William Tobiassen already has two programs set for the chorus besides the Christmas program. They are Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Good Fruitcake Mrs. Newby’s cooking class made fruitcake Thursday and they were sure good. Even the boys’ cooking class made fruitcake. When her Home Making I class asked her when they could start cooking ‘Mrs. Newby said they might be able to make some Christmas candy as soon as they finish making the clothes for the doll at the Save-More variety. So all the girls are really excited. Assembly Another in the series of national assemblies was presented at the high school Monday. Richard Carradine, a well known Shakespearean actor, gave a splendid performance. He gave scenes from Hamlet and many other well known Shakespearean plays. The assembly was enjoyed by everyone. Christmas Program is to be one of the*best to be given in a long time. Mr. Conway of the elementary school has written an outstanding play to be presened by the elementary students. The high school chorus, directed by William Tobiassen, has come up with a lot of new tunes such as “Shepherds Awake,” “Christmas Eve,” “Sleep of the Child} Jesus,” and an old time favorite “Oh, Come, All Ye Faithful,” and many others. The high school chorus this year consists of 74 students and is one of the best the high school has ever had. Doll on Display The doll donated by Emmet Gallagher of the Save-More Variety Store, to the Home Making I class at high school is now on display in the store window with many of its. clothes with it. How ever there will be many more clothes to come. But the tickets are on sale at the Save-More or from any of the Home Making I students. The Home Making students have been doing a great job so I would like to mention some of their names: Betty Lind, Jo Ann Dillard, Frieda Harbour, The Christmas program given. Darleen Crowley, Margery Menat the high school yearly is well . doca, Violet Schwartz, Koreen underway. The program this year . Buster, Rosie Kelly, Carole FreeBy = DARLEEN 4 CROWLEY + x The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, December 9, 1949-3 man, Shirley Burger, Margi Dugan, Ina Jane Davis, June Hall, Bonnie T., Caroline Keith, ang a new girl, Margaret Nutt, who got right in and really helped out and last but not least, the one who is responsible for the girls doing such a good job. All the credit goes to Mrs. Margaret Newby, the Home Making teacher. $50 FOR VENISON Aaron Murray, Washington, was fined $50 Wednesday morning by Justice George W. Gildersleeve, on a charge of possession of deer meat out of season. ao Old Brewery Inn DINING ROOM 5:30 P. M. TO 1:30 A. M. Friday and Saturday—5:30 P.M. to 4:00 A. M. CHINESE AND AMERICAN DISHES . CHOW MEIN TO TAKE OUT Telephone 89 JIMMIE LEE, Manager 1 SUNDAY DEC.11 10a.m. Till Dark Bakesrfield, two years probation; ob hn) Megan Psst gain King Montgomery, 18, Aptos, to Eilerman, secretary. California youth authority. ) PRIZES = # 3 anada Hill Reservoir : NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA Sponsored By Nevada County Sportsmen’s Club KEYSTONE yi ARKET LARGE BORE RIFLES and CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING ) In Case of Inclement Weather Shoot Postponed y 213 Commercial Street —Phone 67 —NEVADA CITY