March 24, 1949 (6 pages)

MORE. ABOUT— TAXES Nevada City Nugget, Thursday, March 24, 1949—5§ . News of Nevada City FRENCH CORRAL -NDGW INSTALL OFFICERS AT RECENT MEETING Zeikel Recital Scheduled For BPWC Elect New Officers . Church bd Notes ; : : (Continued from Page 1) ar y Nn pri Lurline Stuart, correspondent Iifteen members of the NeAriiistidesa : J ; vada City Business and Profesrmistice “Gay to the lst of hotls <a ‘ 5 Margaret Mz i ; : 7S 6 i it i Christian Science Church David Zeikel, internationally . } as pusdent of Oe sional club enjoyed a delightful. 42¥8 4nd includes it in the above ; famous violinist, now a resident. No. 70 : ar’or/evening at the home of Ruth. Proviseion. Christian Science society of] of Nevaaq Git : 0. 70, Native Daughters of the. voate Wednesday cveni Equal Pay for Equal Work— : wae Es Nevada City holds services every recital a City, will , 2Ppear in. Golden West, at a secent meet4 Hi Several assembly bills have been j Sunday morning at 11 o'clock at} . ae at the veterans’ memorial. ing of the organization, with} The following officers were] introquced that would require} Written and Edited by § the ohureh of Boutdes ‘atroct, building in Grass Valley Thurs-. Past President Therésa O’Connor elected to serve during the fola invees is wee ie qa Ae 2 e y Students of Nevada City Elementary Scheel Sunday school will be at 9:45,. 4@Y, April 7. presiding. Other /officers installed] !0WiMS Year: Adelaide Reilley, i oe ee EIGHTH GRADE i ; : j ers installe : : a4 “*! of wages to women as to men ing to send to Europe. Dick tied Testimonial meeting first) Dorothy Kitts, distinguished lo-. Were Roberta Stuart, fiest vice-. President: Louise Kyle, first vice. ¢,. same 1 the box piel: Bera vt Gen PRIN Bt) cAI pianist, will be his accom-. President; Ethel Saunders, sec-. President; Wanda Lageson, sec. . loyer Reglstratio wage a ee” ee Mr ss: pm panist. ce : ond vice president; é vl Se . ceived i i *. Ford’s fourth grade comes Our reading room is now lop ond vice-president; Phyllia Butz, eS peer igere Ida Mae! senat® bills (906 and 1013) would Ee civics, Sent: SreGes (OC ge times a week. We sing . cated in the church edifice, 114] This will be the first such. third vice-president; Lois Butz,. *00te third vice president; Betty. aq a new section to the unem. 24¥There were some happy} and sometimes PG bes Hcnlder sGeet ant ip open Mon. . affair to be sponsorea ey ee outside sentinel; Alta Atchinson, Skalisky, secretary; Gertrude ployment insurance act to au-. faces and some sad ones. Ww. i oa x g008 days, Wednesdays and Fridays,. Town Talkers,” a group of local . Site sentinel; Adele Browning, . 4°!!#"S treasurer. thorize’ employer registration! The softball team i ther wif Sorel holidays excepted, from 2 to 4 p.m. People who have organized inmarshal; Fannie Moulton, recordPlans have been completed for through the board of equalizam is Seman! bless er will come soon: We are “Whatsoever things are true,. formally for the purpose of fur-. !2& secretary; Lucy Kneebone,. the “brunch’’ honoring the high. tion. ee ee ee ee : % whatsoever things are honest,. thering the work of musici treasurer. Next meeting of the. SChool senior girls on Sunday ‘ several games with Grass Valley By Larry Hornberger : hte cle : we . ans Lae : ; = ie , Pharmacist—SB 965 would inwhatsoever ngs are just, what-. and artists living in this area . 'Sanization will be Friday,. March 27. The “brunch” will be crease the li fee f. and other schools. e pePZoever things are pure, whatso-. by presenting their work to the . PTil 1 served at 12:30 p.m. at the Meth. ing 9 hacwasy fr : $8 to. We. are having folk dancing irths ever things are lovely, whatso-. public. a The old-time dance held at. °@iSt church recreation hall. ResNB Ony Gs to ‘sug hee: again. We are doing the military B ever things are of good report; : : i i ervation é i = Tess be an sie p t Dow Alexander is chairman of the historic French Corral schoola : S are to be made with. pate for a renewal. The fee for. Schottische, cotton eye Joe, and WEIR— At the Community hog* e Any virtue, and if/the group, which also includes . ®°USe recently was wonderfully . ‘°* Mae Foote. registration of a pharmacist is. W00den shoes under the direc-. pital, Grass’ Valley, March 14 peices pe easin: rca on thes€/ Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Margaret . ™Joved by everyone. The music. After routine club business, de-. raised from $10 to $25 with re-. tion of Mrs. Elise De Mattei and. 1945, to Mr. and Mrs. Carl. Wel, things” (Philippians 4:8). This. Setzer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles. ¥#S furnished by the Rhythm. licious refreshments were served. newal raised from $10 to $15,. William Tobiassen. .Nevada City, a daughter. : is the golden text of the Christ-. Kitts, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Schran, . R48¢als, composed of F. A. Stu-. by the hostess. Hours—AB 2420 would specif ian Science lesson-sermon for] mr. and Mrs. Robert “ Githerg, art, violin and mandolin banjo; that a révintered Chatainine an i . unday, March 27, on z ; ’ : : a ca ere & the sub and Mrs. T. Benton Gray, cy hoe Stuart, drums; Cid Scns Ad not be required to work more oe ELECTRIC SUPPI IES : Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Harri aide en, violin; Lowell viser y i i he Tiiowihe i nlioud deetelare ee B._Hares, ae Struckman, plane eet Mase With a j Se 40 gril week, or eight Tuesday we made an expericluded in the sermon: and Mrs Al] ‘Kr : nm . D; As. B ° : a y a Pa we ee ‘Ser plage re tas tessa Complete line lighting Phe Bible: “Blessed dre’ they . Mee age ee MA Buckee bas, been an. Council I hursday pail tees abciincar ce ind evar Ie an alo bec igae ai . i me which do hunger and thirst after Mrs. David Lamson, and Mr. pointed P.G.&E. agent at North health, and in such case: shall} then pulled out all but one fiber. ixtures, plugs, switches vighindlenene toe Eley ‘sta: be and Mrs. Zeikel. San Juan. The Nevada City Girl Scout} be paid ,double the hourly rate; . Then we reeled off all the silk. xes, romex, wire filled’ (Matth 5:6 Zeikel’s first concert, given last A P-TA meeting will be held, council met Thursday night with further that payment of wages Last Wednesda : ille Matthew 5:6). autumn in Grass Valley, was. Friday evening at 8 o'clock in. Miss Henrietta © McCouestland,. to a registered pharmacist shall Auburti: tor * anes Rahs: meter sockets one of. the outstanding musical; the North San Juan schoolhouse . Palo Alto, community adviser for. be on a calendar week basis. team won 16 to .21 : It was: 4 RADIOS — APPLIANCES Trinity Episco al Chue h events of the year here. He has} for election of officers. the Big Tree Region No. 12 of Shoe Repairing — AB 1929 Gd. Sleek was . WATER PUMPS—ELECTRIG Pp Cc been termed by < critics ‘‘Ameri‘Mr, and Mrs. Samuel L. Gould. the national branch office of the. Would license and regulate shoe ie Jim Curr setae Rev. Max L. Christensen, rector. °%S Kreisler,” has played with. °f Nevada City were Friday visi-. Girl Scouts. repairing by establishing within : ' SLATER ELECTRIC the Boston’ and other leading . tors at the Sweetland home of Th i i the depart t f ssioné : é e meeting at city hall was partment of professional 147 So. Aub S PEST Sik SEY BURARY. symphony orchestras, and has. their daughter, Mrs. F. A. Stuart,. attended by 15. local leaders and. ®24 vocational standards a board Miss Ruth Hogan's : pra vin _— in Lent appeared in recitals in most major . 424 family. members of the council. Mrs. ©™POwered to establish minimum CT Sane A ran : FE > bd he $ ie i i : : Sigh ain Onuton ‘obhool. ANE ator He is: leading Ogle iia helenae iejeor resume. Mary Kohler, who entertained] Prices. The license fees are left Wie: dlacted dew -clesa: Oticees 11. a.m.—Morning prayer and sa * of the ‘unaccompanied ‘ze a, Season on’ Saturday, . the Girl Scout leader at a dinner . Plank. They are as follows: Eugene ! ast bucr I oh 4 ates od: ne violin, and promises to play one . * ay 7. earlier in the evening, was in Restaurants—AB 561 would FE t : ace ‘ ee oe te Sie Pa wee PS nia onaver: pe cneantn number in his a Mrs. Recipe ae Campbell of the. charge of the meeting. provide for state inspection of heii nee nage oT viceMie s 7:30 p.m.—Organ recital, Reg. . pril 7 program. a fies ridge has written a Miss McCouestland, who. rep-. 'estaurants with grading to be tary; Carole Fide! ae nae : ‘ ay 3 © : “cc . = ee $ rn 8 é siey, S inald Greenbrook at the console Since coming to Nevada City pote tae Pore utile, Pris-. resents the, western states, and. Set up as A, B, and C in accordBonnie Haddy, ser and soosabre OPTOMETRIST of the new Wurlitzer memorial . 2° )@8 Played for schools and for at [ Guam, outlined the new policies. @7Ce With standards of sanita-. . 1 Eadie taderitoe can bee e sae 2 various club eedups: and ee Capt. M. Smith and Lt. Lloyd] of the national Girl. Sc ‘can. . tion to be set forth in regulations . 72° ie Underwood, class reorgan. The public is cordially ine § » and with Black: ‘stati : al Girl. Scout organ porter { " 5 wited: Mrs. Kitts presented a series of Shia s seu gust ee field . ization, and discussed problems. °f the state board of health, TI t 1 ‘ EYES EXAMINED programs over KGFN last winter. . oO; o™ER'® visite at the}of the local council. Under this bill, signs would be ne eee ae ae ASSES rT i a Cen ane Galatea The program for the coming hah nae of se ang Mrs. The visiting official told coun-. Teauired indicating grade of the. Fifth Grade Club. GL FI ED : mM. ove ¢ 5 concert, } ; , ; r < Stuart, for a few hours, . ¢j an s “Bianbes . TOstaurant, ae eae by Wie weetbk, OLE caealistion 1eé announces, will ‘be bake sctatinie 6 te res cil members here of the success i “i 312 Broad Street by John Davis, Trinity organi made up of numbers requested ‘ing to the air base}in some communities of cooperaMagazines—AB 1356 would Mrs. De Mattei’s 2 nie sleeeitic feet sale by listeners at his various apia fly a ship to the Hawaiian] tion between the Chamber of. Prohibit the salé of comicbooks FOURTH GRADE Telephone 270-W sy * practice.! pearances here in the past. : ine Commerce and the Girl Scout or-. t® children by making, it a misNevada City } Thursday had sts Sauers of Sweetland . ganization in. extending an official] demeanor to sell to anyone under We have eight boxes of cloth7 : ae 4 4 p.m.—Junior choir practice. Nati on a <a Seogan aS SG an-. welcome to new residents and = ae OF Ree ey ees fra ative Daughters Of a ter driver ran his car into] owners of new businesses. etc. which primarily features. ® a Friday Cc ld Sauers’ car. crime or the commission of arson i oiden , Ca 7:30 p.m—Reading of the. F ; aes Prepare Mr. and Mrs, Robert Savers aseauit murder, ete. ‘ et aitany, or Joint Reception Regt ing ae ae Mrs, Shaw and Mrs. Bisa? Made Goods—-AB 747) — ri aaa >, r , i ee 7 a rs. Ma é : wou allow pri i F ee Laurel Parlor No. 6, Native Sauers at their Sweetland district Coughlin Attend Doll to be sold al is gaunt * < ° aughters of the Golden West,. ranc oe St. Canice Church Wiles ihe die ee ic ranch. Collectors Luncheon prison premises. At present the. = a ie aerate fe) resident Leslie Joan Gould, who has i law provides for such sales. only . ® : Sundave-8 and 10:80 awk “hristine Kite, met last week. been ill with tho: cia: Hanes Mrs. Maudie Shaw and Mrs. at state prisons = ad Holy days—7:15 and 9 a.m. Final plans were made for a covered. She makes her home Lenore Coughlin of Nevada City Small Clai ¥ Cc t—A ° e Week days—8 a.m. joint meeting with Manzanita. with her aunt, Mrs. Roberta . “ere suests of the National’ Doll] ,,, ld Me ae ee Devotional services, Wednes-. Parlor, Grass Valley, Tuesday,. Stuart. Le li : re Collectors club at a luncheon Pe ee ee one a oy ane Eelnee Fae al as = Stuart. slie has a new ward; the small claims court from $50 . ms rato hipaa y, 7:30 p.m. unti pril 5, when Grand President] robe and is planning -a formal. #4 meeting at Hotel Claremont, . ;¢, $100 > “@Easter Sunday. Margaret Fansworth wi ith ee? : ‘ Berkeley. ‘ : caicas or will be re-. /to go with a new fur evening avert naan . Two assembly bills introduced °jacket: adc o Mrs. provide that the board of Sy 2 4 A dinnery preceding the meetWaid ‘ esi .y Coughlin’s collection was sent!_. CO OOATE Of SUDer= ia e aide Oden is reps . : 3 ye Methodist Church ing wil be held at the Legion. sawimi ps Mactan nal EP I ae : Yinrke pnall not shiny Any arn : Baas 8100} sawmill and expects it soon to] ”» egard Goller frem. 5, public agencies to perform. * * Dahlgren E. Casey, pastor memorial building at 6:30 p.m.] be in operation. Passau, Germany. This is a very any county functi ‘ Laurel Parlor members wishing Lurline Stuar : Se old hand carved wooden Creche], '. ., ss fh hers dl Ney = 9:45 a.m.—Sunday school, Lloyd] to attend the dinner should notify . ¢) “we eile was planting doi made” in Tels eat dent. $e funds available for such, or any] = e , : ‘ flower seeds Sunday and is plan; er'so a4 senti é Be superintendent. ' Annie Darke before April 2. ning to soon start a v ber ; Mrs. Goller many years ago. Mrs. hs tea nie — representing at} ™ cans a.m:—Worship Service. Ver: SEaian t= what biG ‘ BUAEE: 8 VORGORM IR ; i ore So nereaty temeptice ee ae “Mary or Martha, Which?” era Steger, chairman, and. garden, Goller sent a fairy folk doll, making body, ove yhich the} sh 6:80 ee You h a ,. Beth Wilson, co-chairmen, assistGene Duggan returning ho which has a history somewhat! poarg loes i hs ica “. 2 AE eth RIN. aly Fellowship. 'ed by Laurel members were sef : * me . like Pinocchio. Py ROSS RS ee SUNOGE Ke e ‘devotional and recreational servinnted to ausie? dhakeanita 4 rom work one day this week thority and control. ° hess i ¢ ices in social hall. er o assist I sap te hin in the caught a ring tail cat--which he The above resume is taken. ” ’ Tuesday, 7:30 .p.m.—Choir re-. P’eParation. Teresa Cassettari is} has placed on a chain. Duggan ' from a booklet issued by th @ hearsal. W. Tobiassen, supervis. !" Charge of activities and Thel-. plans to make ; t SPECIAL USE PERMIT iforni fiers a ing. ‘ a j ma Butz and Edna Maguire, the le , : Mi . ye iia Se tee ee. Renociation = Greantiten. oF fins , Ren id bites the animal OF FOREST SERVICE entitled “The Retailer and. the. pie j a as inflicted. ali i ae ig 9? Laas < P Deputy Grand President Carrie ; Sr esi bbeas 7 & = entecostal Church of God Berryman, assisted by Grand CAMPSITE IS GIVEN ' ee ene nn Ore: eRe wad eeaaieguik asa Fs ose aws and can be seen at » 4it Babidibinie. eons President Anne Whiting and Mrs. Purssell Heads the office of the Nevada City]. ae Marshal Effice Goering, installed Oakla d Sch ] PTA The Tahoe national forest Chamger of C ° a Austin Allen, pastor, Minerva Wright and Mary MeD 00 service this year will give the ee Samiaen: a ine -servey as trustees for the ensuMrs. Mad Special use permit system a test P 3 s. Madge Purssell was elect% eae oti: é gg i bas 10 a-m.-—-Sunday school, ing’-term.~ These members were . eq president of the’ epacoeae in the Hampshire Rocks camp 21 ee ee ig oe as = big &.m.——Morning worship, ill at time of installation in. gchool district Parent-Teacher as. ®'0Un4 near Big Bend. @ a’s counties. ‘= ry ibe p.m.—Evening service. January. sociation at .a meeting Friday Guerdon Ellis, supervisor, <7 ednesday, 7:45 p.m., evanFollowing the business meet-. afternoon at the Gold Flat school . St@teS that a permit to operate = gelistic message. ing ‘a short program was _ given. house. the camp ground will be given a i: Refreshments were served in the Other officers elected were: ‘2 Private partes. He may charge = be > banquet, hall by Virginia O'Neill] Mrs. Mable Stahl irst 20 Cents per night for parti f : . Mrs, 2} ahlischmidt, first ; parties o rs) we Community Baptist and her. committee. The tables] vice-president; Thomas M. Far-. %X °F less in cars, for which he * Church were decorated. with shamrocks,. ney, second vice-president: Mary will maintain the cdmp ground. uugreens and\ small “Irish’’ favors. Peard, secretary: The new arrangement is_ bei i . = , . ard, §s y; Ethel: Heyne,. ~. 5 VOIne : 311 Commercial Street treasurer and Lillian Granholm tried out in several. forest camps a YOu CHANGE “Wish we is a Rev. John A. MacDonald, pastor} MORE ABOUT— auditor. pee tae, Scum Fe wy . ro 9:45 ; Presiding at the meeting was sig of She: experiment Is. to * ” . 9:46 a.m.-eunday koncol. LT ED Mrs. Clara White, past president find out whether .campers will TO we déidl” e s = a.m.—Morning worship. Bee SANTIN Guest speaker was Ray Ewan, Keep a clean, sanitary CaP ws sai sinning of a s OF i : : “The a ° Fadi for Baster on (Continued from Page 1) boy scout executive of the Tahoe . ®'0Un?, under competent superes a ae Medan: Tease ite. This week’s : areacouncil. The purpose of his vane . OH, BUT iT * Be se wi e “The King’s In. ties involving his Canadian . talk was to creat 2 ses£ ” ; e i tention: birth. , cub scouting. nterest in Ria “e * WISH your lights would stop blinking bi Sime p.m.—Youth. Fellowship. He accepted and volunteered Mrs. Purssell. and Mrs. Stahl-, Portable Crusher Is ISN'T w/ eS x when the furnace motor kicks ? Ped uy 7:30 p.m.—Evening service. f0r overseas duty. Sent to the! schmidt volunteered to aid in a Brought to Community ° r » he’ Missionary Enterprise. China, Burma, India theater, he scouting program for the group ANY MORE?’ . < bd Wednesday : flew the hump on the supply. It was decided that ‘a troop be Herb Hallett, city superintend~ * WISH your cords for lamps and clocks «= sday run,’ successfully completing 63. establish oy 4, . ent of streets, went to Stockto ° radi 6688 Wi pve Le established and affiliated with ss v wo pg p.m.—Teacher training] missions. On what was to have] Troop 23 of Nevada City. to bring the recently purchased es and radios uld not be such a tangled = 7:30 p.m.—Quarterly busi sie a apap sinus nis air Following business meeting, oo! mock crashes $0 Savada So EMBARRASSING to nuisance? , y business. craft exploded in mid-air. He. cak City. ba ioe cake and tea were served. . find that even your best x meeting. bailed out with only slight inThe crusher, purchased recentfriend doesn’t know ea * = Wcviaa: ee ee ee by Oy ciel” Ga ee Sieh em eee * WISH your coffee would perk faster, ~ 4 P.m.—Good News club. only time he was forced to. NC Home Department rock for street repairs, was obover and wag bd waffle iron t i ick = mim Woune weotie's night. . ahendon on sirerett in 18 years harns Fea tained at a sale of surplus govpn tha oe m get going quicker and the i. ate Ga e i ectri . of flying. g y ernment equipment. * electric heater make haste with the heat? , Ponemah Council. T Lt. Sandin returned to the. March meeting of the members. . .*°CO™Panying Hallett on the There are lots of folks ya = Share Toi Pp ee fe] U; ‘S. 4 January 1946 and wasjand friends of the Nevada City la was an Swain, new Nevada you'll want to know as ve rojec assigned as instructor at Castle} Home Department was held at r REDOr. manager, you're married. = Th u ere is id. “di Ponemah field, Merced. In 1947 he attended] Seaman’s Lodge, yesterday at : F 4 just one sure way to avoid. dippy” lights, octopus bs \g : jars ieee aire No. 6, Daugh-. instrument school and entered. 11 a.m. M fa ss Wedding Announceoutlets, tanglefoot cords and slow motion applia wh ie chia Ocahontas’ discussed. the reconnaissance work he is Lunch and coffee were served arysville . Students — ¥ bey : ‘ou build d n welfare at the regular busi. now engaged in. ‘. Give Assembl Tod and easy to send. You * ¥ wid and remodel your hase, Tax must be strong bl pat mente last night in Odd] The air forces sent him to] 1.0.0.F. MEETS y ay may see the largest and > minded and demand that complete and modern wiring is by Ai shall. Alaska and Greenland in 1948 and Weekly meeting of Oustomah A musical program featuring finest selection in the : installed in every r f h lwa bad sone oor meeting of the. he pioneered in testing ski-. Lodge No. 16, L.0.0.F, was hela. °l°®S of 60 Marysvflle. high state at our office. z ry room of your house. Then you will aly ‘5 aera : a project. began to. pro-. equi a imnKad sag d school students wi : * I vide a Pages ee pro-/ equipped aircraft under varying . at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday. 5°" ts will be heard tothies Gs vanes ave a place to plug-in the new lamps and appliances you ~~. mae uldren’s toys} Arctic conditions, setting records . night, with George Halstead, no-. °2” @t 1 P.m. in the Nevada delivesion ; ® buy and electrici ill :P he equipment to be given to. for landing on unchartered is-. ble grand, in charge. Practice of . “1tY high school gym. As Sm geomet, San Ge y ricity will come-a-running at full power. Why = ie e supplied and cared’ for. where landings were formerly] business session attended by a to the Nevada City students as A free Bride s : Hee cup which would make a thought impossible. large crowd. part of a regular spring proBooklet .all Li Rah project of supplying One island which he discovered gram tour by the Marysville muabout the Wedding ; *‘w items for the children, has since been ‘named Sandin. {LL THIS WEEK siclans. Te flies ayia Ps d a ae mers island. Mrs. Genevieve Cooper, salesIn charge of the assembly will jetvewllauee™ Mi for SLECTRIG WIRENES t Is Certified y x ima . FATHER ILL At present he is engaged in. lady at Risley’s, is under the. 2° Bob Topliff, student body to know about wedding etquette \\ : A 2-4 as the best—see that you get a certiWM . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Innis re sci ak tna — ser vanes ae week, and is remain. President. . +. call for your copy. =H ficate—signed and sealed that says _ : : ; ~. conducte y e headquarters. ing a ome with th ‘ ‘ My} aS. you “Certified Adequate Wiring’. i turned from Médesto Monday in ai . oe ’ z — as enin . of the strategic air command. : . ; : : o ‘ ‘ite 8 where they had _ been Discovery of gold bearin * he American flag was raised ; , , Nae HO Eo ed by the serious illness of “a ” & by Captain Montgomery of the ‘ * ee es ats oe a Mrs. Innig’ The ‘‘Bear Flag” was adopted quartz at Grass Valley im. 1850 §.S. Portsmouth in Ports th ‘ : : ‘ a ee ee it S father, W. BE. Bar-. by the state legislature in 1911] revolutionized gold mining in Plaza t S yee y j Beer Ro olomew, as the official State flag. California. , a0 ee A et Sen. ete esteterietedteeteteop teoteteopeteateeatere P-G and’ = paciric @as AND TR ry

MORE. ABOUT— TAXES Nevada City Nugget, Thursday, March 24, 1949—5§ . News of Nevada City FRENCH CORRAL -NDGW INSTALL OFFICERS AT RECENT MEETING Zeikel Recital Scheduled For BPWC Elect New Officers . Church bd Notes ; : : (Continued from Page 1) ar y Nn pri Lurline Stuart, correspondent Iifteen members of the NeAriiistidesa : J ; vada City Business and Profesrmistice “Gay to the lst of hotls <a ‘ 5 Margaret Mz i ; : 7S 6 i it i Christian Science Church David Zeikel, internationally . } as pusdent of Oe sional club enjoyed a delightful. 42¥8 4nd includes it in the above ; famous violinist, now a resident. No. 70 : ar’or/evening at the home of Ruth. Proviseion. Christian Science society of] of Nevaaq Git : 0. 70, Native Daughters of the. voate Wednesday cveni Equal Pay for Equal Work— : wae Es Nevada City holds services every recital a City, will , 2Ppear in. Golden West, at a secent meet4 Hi Several assembly bills have been j Sunday morning at 11 o'clock at} . ae at the veterans’ memorial. ing of the organization, with} The following officers were] introquced that would require} Written and Edited by § the ohureh of Boutdes ‘atroct, building in Grass Valley Thurs-. Past President Therésa O’Connor elected to serve during the fola invees is wee ie qa Ae 2 e y Students of Nevada City Elementary Scheel Sunday school will be at 9:45,. 4@Y, April 7. presiding. Other /officers installed] !0WiMS Year: Adelaide Reilley, i oe ee EIGHTH GRADE i ; : j ers installe : : a4 “*! of wages to women as to men ing to send to Europe. Dick tied Testimonial meeting first) Dorothy Kitts, distinguished lo-. Were Roberta Stuart, fiest vice-. President: Louise Kyle, first vice. ¢,. same 1 the box piel: Bera vt Gen PRIN Bt) cAI pianist, will be his accom-. President; Ethel Saunders, sec-. President; Wanda Lageson, sec. . loyer Reglstratio wage a ee” ee Mr ss: pm panist. ce : ond vice president; é vl Se . ceived i i *. Ford’s fourth grade comes Our reading room is now lop ond vice-president; Phyllia Butz, eS peer igere Ida Mae! senat® bills (906 and 1013) would Ee civics, Sent: SreGes (OC ge times a week. We sing . cated in the church edifice, 114] This will be the first such. third vice-president; Lois Butz,. *00te third vice president; Betty. aq a new section to the unem. 24¥There were some happy} and sometimes PG bes Hcnlder sGeet ant ip open Mon. . affair to be sponsorea ey ee outside sentinel; Alta Atchinson, Skalisky, secretary; Gertrude ployment insurance act to au-. faces and some sad ones. Ww. i oa x g008 days, Wednesdays and Fridays,. Town Talkers,” a group of local . Site sentinel; Adele Browning, . 4°!!#"S treasurer. thorize’ employer registration! The softball team i ther wif Sorel holidays excepted, from 2 to 4 p.m. People who have organized inmarshal; Fannie Moulton, recordPlans have been completed for through the board of equalizam is Seman! bless er will come soon: We are “Whatsoever things are true,. formally for the purpose of fur-. !2& secretary; Lucy Kneebone,. the “brunch’’ honoring the high. tion. ee ee ee ee : % whatsoever things are honest,. thering the work of musici treasurer. Next meeting of the. SChool senior girls on Sunday ‘ several games with Grass Valley By Larry Hornberger : hte cle : we . ans Lae : ; = ie , Pharmacist—SB 965 would inwhatsoever ngs are just, what-. and artists living in this area . 'Sanization will be Friday,. March 27. The “brunch” will be crease the li fee f. and other schools. e pePZoever things are pure, whatso-. by presenting their work to the . PTil 1 served at 12:30 p.m. at the Meth. ing 9 hacwasy fr : $8 to. We. are having folk dancing irths ever things are lovely, whatso-. public. a The old-time dance held at. °@iSt church recreation hall. ResNB Ony Gs to ‘sug hee: again. We are doing the military B ever things are of good report; : : i i ervation é i = Tess be an sie p t Dow Alexander is chairman of the historic French Corral schoola : S are to be made with. pate for a renewal. The fee for. Schottische, cotton eye Joe, and WEIR— At the Community hog* e Any virtue, and if/the group, which also includes . ®°USe recently was wonderfully . ‘°* Mae Foote. registration of a pharmacist is. W00den shoes under the direc-. pital, Grass’ Valley, March 14 peices pe easin: rca on thes€/ Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Margaret . ™Joved by everyone. The music. After routine club business, de-. raised from $10 to $25 with re-. tion of Mrs. Elise De Mattei and. 1945, to Mr. and Mrs. Carl. Wel, things” (Philippians 4:8). This. Setzer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles. ¥#S furnished by the Rhythm. licious refreshments were served. newal raised from $10 to $15,. William Tobiassen. .Nevada City, a daughter. : is the golden text of the Christ-. Kitts, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Schran, . R48¢als, composed of F. A. Stu-. by the hostess. Hours—AB 2420 would specif ian Science lesson-sermon for] mr. and Mrs. Robert “ Githerg, art, violin and mandolin banjo; that a révintered Chatainine an i . unday, March 27, on z ; ’ : : a ca ere & the sub and Mrs. T. Benton Gray, cy hoe Stuart, drums; Cid Scns Ad not be required to work more oe ELECTRIC SUPPI IES : Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Harri aide en, violin; Lowell viser y i i he Tiiowihe i nlioud deetelare ee B._Hares, ae Struckman, plane eet Mase With a j Se 40 gril week, or eight Tuesday we made an expericluded in the sermon: and Mrs Al] ‘Kr : nm . D; As. B ° : a y a Pa we ee ‘Ser plage re tas tessa Complete line lighting Phe Bible: “Blessed dre’ they . Mee age ee MA Buckee bas, been an. Council I hursday pail tees abciincar ce ind evar Ie an alo bec igae ai . i me which do hunger and thirst after Mrs. David Lamson, and Mr. pointed P.G.&E. agent at North health, and in such case: shall} then pulled out all but one fiber. ixtures, plugs, switches vighindlenene toe Eley ‘sta: be and Mrs. Zeikel. San Juan. The Nevada City Girl Scout} be paid ,double the hourly rate; . Then we reeled off all the silk. xes, romex, wire filled’ (Matth 5:6 Zeikel’s first concert, given last A P-TA meeting will be held, council met Thursday night with further that payment of wages Last Wednesda : ille Matthew 5:6). autumn in Grass Valley, was. Friday evening at 8 o'clock in. Miss Henrietta © McCouestland,. to a registered pharmacist shall Auburti: tor * anes Rahs: meter sockets one of. the outstanding musical; the North San Juan schoolhouse . Palo Alto, community adviser for. be on a calendar week basis. team won 16 to .21 : It was: 4 RADIOS — APPLIANCES Trinity Episco al Chue h events of the year here. He has} for election of officers. the Big Tree Region No. 12 of Shoe Repairing — AB 1929 Gd. Sleek was . WATER PUMPS—ELECTRIG Pp Cc been termed by < critics ‘‘Ameri‘Mr, and Mrs. Samuel L. Gould. the national branch office of the. Would license and regulate shoe ie Jim Curr setae Rev. Max L. Christensen, rector. °%S Kreisler,” has played with. °f Nevada City were Friday visi-. Girl Scouts. repairing by establishing within : ' SLATER ELECTRIC the Boston’ and other leading . tors at the Sweetland home of Th i i the depart t f ssioné : é e meeting at city hall was partment of professional 147 So. Aub S PEST Sik SEY BURARY. symphony orchestras, and has. their daughter, Mrs. F. A. Stuart,. attended by 15. local leaders and. ®24 vocational standards a board Miss Ruth Hogan's : pra vin _— in Lent appeared in recitals in most major . 424 family. members of the council. Mrs. ©™POwered to establish minimum CT Sane A ran : FE > bd he $ ie i i : : Sigh ain Onuton ‘obhool. ANE ator He is: leading Ogle iia helenae iejeor resume. Mary Kohler, who entertained] Prices. The license fees are left Wie: dlacted dew -clesa: Oticees 11. a.m.—Morning prayer and sa * of the ‘unaccompanied ‘ze a, Season on’ Saturday, . the Girl Scout leader at a dinner . Plank. They are as follows: Eugene ! ast bucr I oh 4 ates od: ne violin, and promises to play one . * ay 7. earlier in the evening, was in Restaurants—AB 561 would FE t : ace ‘ ee oe te Sie Pa wee PS nia onaver: pe cneantn number in his a Mrs. Recipe ae Campbell of the. charge of the meeting. provide for state inspection of heii nee nage oT viceMie s 7:30 p.m.—Organ recital, Reg. . pril 7 program. a fies ridge has written a Miss McCouestland, who. rep-. 'estaurants with grading to be tary; Carole Fide! ae nae : ‘ ay 3 © : “cc . = ee $ rn 8 é siey, S inald Greenbrook at the console Since coming to Nevada City pote tae Pore utile, Pris-. resents the, western states, and. Set up as A, B, and C in accordBonnie Haddy, ser and soosabre OPTOMETRIST of the new Wurlitzer memorial . 2° )@8 Played for schools and for at [ Guam, outlined the new policies. @7Ce With standards of sanita-. . 1 Eadie taderitoe can bee e sae 2 various club eedups: and ee Capt. M. Smith and Lt. Lloyd] of the national Girl. Sc ‘can. . tion to be set forth in regulations . 72° ie Underwood, class reorgan. The public is cordially ine § » and with Black: ‘stati : al Girl. Scout organ porter { " 5 wited: Mrs. Kitts presented a series of Shia s seu gust ee field . ization, and discussed problems. °f the state board of health, TI t 1 ‘ EYES EXAMINED programs over KGFN last winter. . oO; o™ER'® visite at the}of the local council. Under this bill, signs would be ne eee ae ae ASSES rT i a Cen ane Galatea The program for the coming hah nae of se ang Mrs. The visiting official told coun-. Teauired indicating grade of the. Fifth Grade Club. GL FI ED : mM. ove ¢ 5 concert, } ; , ; r < Stuart, for a few hours, . ¢j an s “Bianbes . TOstaurant, ae eae by Wie weetbk, OLE caealistion 1eé announces, will ‘be bake sctatinie 6 te res cil members here of the success i “i 312 Broad Street by John Davis, Trinity organi made up of numbers requested ‘ing to the air base}in some communities of cooperaMagazines—AB 1356 would Mrs. De Mattei’s 2 nie sleeeitic feet sale by listeners at his various apia fly a ship to the Hawaiian] tion between the Chamber of. Prohibit the salé of comicbooks FOURTH GRADE Telephone 270-W sy * practice.! pearances here in the past. : ine Commerce and the Girl Scout or-. t® children by making, it a misNevada City } Thursday had sts Sauers of Sweetland . ganization in. extending an official] demeanor to sell to anyone under We have eight boxes of cloth7 : ae 4 4 p.m.—Junior choir practice. Nati on a <a Seogan aS SG an-. welcome to new residents and = ae OF Ree ey ees fra ative Daughters Of a ter driver ran his car into] owners of new businesses. etc. which primarily features. ® a Friday Cc ld Sauers’ car. crime or the commission of arson i oiden , Ca 7:30 p.m—Reading of the. F ; aes Prepare Mr. and Mrs, Robert Savers aseauit murder, ete. ‘ et aitany, or Joint Reception Regt ing ae ae Mrs, Shaw and Mrs. Bisa? Made Goods—-AB 747) — ri aaa >, r , i ee 7 a rs. Ma é : wou allow pri i F ee Laurel Parlor No. 6, Native Sauers at their Sweetland district Coughlin Attend Doll to be sold al is gaunt * < ° aughters of the Golden West,. ranc oe St. Canice Church Wiles ihe die ee ic ranch. Collectors Luncheon prison premises. At present the. = a ie aerate fe) resident Leslie Joan Gould, who has i law provides for such sales. only . ® : Sundave-8 and 10:80 awk “hristine Kite, met last week. been ill with tho: cia: Hanes Mrs. Maudie Shaw and Mrs. at state prisons = ad Holy days—7:15 and 9 a.m. Final plans were made for a covered. She makes her home Lenore Coughlin of Nevada City Small Clai ¥ Cc t—A ° e Week days—8 a.m. joint meeting with Manzanita. with her aunt, Mrs. Roberta . “ere suests of the National’ Doll] ,,, ld Me ae ee Devotional services, Wednes-. Parlor, Grass Valley, Tuesday,. Stuart. Le li : re Collectors club at a luncheon Pe ee ee one a oy ane Eelnee Fae al as = Stuart. slie has a new ward; the small claims court from $50 . ms rato hipaa y, 7:30 p.m. unti pril 5, when Grand President] robe and is planning -a formal. #4 meeting at Hotel Claremont, . ;¢, $100 > “@Easter Sunday. Margaret Fansworth wi ith ee? : ‘ Berkeley. ‘ : caicas or will be re-. /to go with a new fur evening avert naan . Two assembly bills introduced °jacket: adc o Mrs. provide that the board of Sy 2 4 A dinnery preceding the meetWaid ‘ esi .y Coughlin’s collection was sent!_. CO OOATE Of SUDer= ia

e aide Oden is reps . : 3 ye Methodist Church ing wil be held at the Legion. sawimi ps Mactan nal EP I ae : Yinrke pnall not shiny Any arn : Baas 8100} sawmill and expects it soon to] ”» egard Goller frem. 5, public agencies to perform. * * Dahlgren E. Casey, pastor memorial building at 6:30 p.m.] be in operation. Passau, Germany. This is a very any county functi ‘ Laurel Parlor members wishing Lurline Stuar : Se old hand carved wooden Creche], '. .., ss fh hers dl Ney = 9:45 a.m.—Sunday school, Lloyd] to attend the dinner should notify . ¢) “we eile was planting doi made” in Tels eat dent. $e funds available for such, or any] = e , : ‘ flower seeds Sunday and is plan; er'so a4 senti é Be superintendent. ' Annie Darke before April 2. ning to soon start a v ber ; Mrs. Goller many years ago. Mrs. hs tea nie — representing at} ™ cans a.m:—Worship Service. Ver: SEaian t= what biG ‘ BUAEE: 8 VORGORM IR ; i ore So nereaty temeptice ee ae “Mary or Martha, Which?” era Steger, chairman, and. garden, Goller sent a fairy folk doll, making body, ove yhich the} sh 6:80 ee You h a ,. Beth Wilson, co-chairmen, assistGene Duggan returning ho which has a history somewhat! poarg loes i hs ica “. 2 AE eth RIN. aly Fellowship. 'ed by Laurel members were sef : * me . like Pinocchio. Py ROSS RS ee SUNOGE Ke e ‘devotional and recreational servinnted to ausie? dhakeanita 4 rom work one day this week thority and control. ° hess i ¢ ices in social hall. er o assist I sap te hin in the caught a ring tail cat--which he The above resume is taken. ” ’ Tuesday, 7:30 .p.m.—Choir re-. P’eParation. Teresa Cassettari is} has placed on a chain. Duggan ' from a booklet issued by th @ hearsal. W. Tobiassen, supervis. !" Charge of activities and Thel-. plans to make ; t SPECIAL USE PERMIT iforni fiers a ing. ‘ a j ma Butz and Edna Maguire, the le , : Mi . ye iia Se tee ee. Renociation = Greantiten. oF fins , Ren id bites the animal OF FOREST SERVICE entitled “The Retailer and. the. pie j a as inflicted. ali i ae ig 9? Laas < P Deputy Grand President Carrie ; Sr esi bbeas 7 & = entecostal Church of God Berryman, assisted by Grand CAMPSITE IS GIVEN ' ee ene nn Ore: eRe wad eeaaieguik asa Fs ose aws and can be seen at » 4it Babidibinie. eons President Anne Whiting and Mrs. Purssell Heads the office of the Nevada City]. ae Marshal Effice Goering, installed Oakla d Sch ] PTA The Tahoe national forest Chamger of C ° a Austin Allen, pastor, Minerva Wright and Mary MeD 00 service this year will give the ee Samiaen: a ine -servey as trustees for the ensuMrs. Mad Special use permit system a test P 3 s. Madge Purssell was elect% eae oti: é gg i bas 10 a-m.-—-Sunday school, ing’-term.~ These members were . eq president of the’ epacoeae in the Hampshire Rocks camp 21 ee ee ig oe as = big &.m.——Morning worship, ill at time of installation in. gchool district Parent-Teacher as. ®'0Un4 near Big Bend. @ a’s counties. ‘= ry ibe p.m.—Evening service. January. sociation at .a meeting Friday Guerdon Ellis, supervisor, <7 ednesday, 7:45 p.m., evanFollowing the business meet-. afternoon at the Gold Flat school . St@teS that a permit to operate = gelistic message. ing ‘a short program was _ given. house. the camp ground will be given a i: Refreshments were served in the Other officers elected were: ‘2 Private partes. He may charge = be > banquet, hall by Virginia O'Neill] Mrs. Mable Stahl irst 20 Cents per night for parti f : . Mrs, 2} ahlischmidt, first ; parties o rs) we Community Baptist and her. committee. The tables] vice-president; Thomas M. Far-. %X °F less in cars, for which he * Church were decorated. with shamrocks,. ney, second vice-president: Mary will maintain the cdmp ground. uugreens and\ small “Irish’’ favors. Peard, secretary: The new arrangement is_ bei i . = , . ard, §s y; Ethel: Heyne,. ~. 5 VOIne : 311 Commercial Street treasurer and Lillian Granholm tried out in several. forest camps a YOu CHANGE “Wish we is a Rev. John A. MacDonald, pastor} MORE ABOUT— auditor. pee tae, Scum Fe wy . ro 9:45 ; Presiding at the meeting was sig of She: experiment Is. to * ” . 9:46 a.m.-eunday koncol. LT ED Mrs. Clara White, past president find out whether .campers will TO we déidl” e s = a.m.—Morning worship. Bee SANTIN Guest speaker was Ray Ewan, Keep a clean, sanitary CaP ws sai sinning of a s OF i : : “The a ° Fadi for Baster on (Continued from Page 1) boy scout executive of the Tahoe . ®'0Un?, under competent superes a ae Medan: Tease ite. This week’s : areacouncil. The purpose of his vane . OH, BUT iT * Be se wi e “The King’s In. ties involving his Canadian . talk was to creat 2 ses£ ” ; e i tention: birth. , cub scouting. nterest in Ria “e * WISH your lights would stop blinking bi Sime p.m.—Youth. Fellowship. He accepted and volunteered Mrs. Purssell. and Mrs. Stahl-, Portable Crusher Is ISN'T w/ eS x when the furnace motor kicks ? Ped uy 7:30 p.m.—Evening service. f0r overseas duty. Sent to the! schmidt volunteered to aid in a Brought to Community ° r » he’ Missionary Enterprise. China, Burma, India theater, he scouting program for the group ANY MORE?’ . < bd Wednesday : flew the hump on the supply. It was decided that ‘a troop be Herb Hallett, city superintend~ * WISH your cords for lamps and clocks «= sday run,’ successfully completing 63. establish oy 4, . ent of streets, went to Stockto ° radi 6688 Wi pve Le established and affiliated with ss v wo pg p.m.—Teacher training] missions. On what was to have] Troop 23 of Nevada City. to bring the recently purchased es and radios uld not be such a tangled = 7:30 p.m.—Quarterly busi sie a apap sinus nis air Following business meeting, oo! mock crashes $0 Savada So EMBARRASSING to nuisance? , y business. craft exploded in mid-air. He. cak City. ba ioe cake and tea were served. . find that even your best x meeting. bailed out with only slight inThe crusher, purchased recentfriend doesn’t know ea * = Wcviaa: ee ee ee by Oy ciel” Ga ee Sieh em eee * WISH your coffee would perk faster, ~ 4 P.m.—Good News club. only time he was forced to. NC Home Department rock for street repairs, was obover and wag bd waffle iron t i ick = mim Woune weotie's night. . ahendon on sirerett in 18 years harns Fea tained at a sale of surplus govpn tha oe m get going quicker and the i. ate Ga e i ectri . of flying. g y ernment equipment. * electric heater make haste with the heat? , Ponemah Council. T Lt. Sandin returned to the. March meeting of the members. . .*°CO™Panying Hallett on the There are lots of folks ya = Share Toi Pp ee fe] U; ‘S. 4 January 1946 and wasjand friends of the Nevada City la was an Swain, new Nevada you'll want to know as ve rojec assigned as instructor at Castle} Home Department was held at r REDOr. manager, you're married. = Th u ere is id. “di Ponemah field, Merced. In 1947 he attended] Seaman’s Lodge, yesterday at : F 4 just one sure way to avoid. dippy” lights, octopus bs \g : jars ieee aire No. 6, Daugh-. instrument school and entered. 11 a.m. M fa ss Wedding Announceoutlets, tanglefoot cords and slow motion applia wh ie chia Ocahontas’ discussed. the reconnaissance work he is Lunch and coffee were served arysville . Students — ¥ bey : ‘ou build d n welfare at the regular busi. now engaged in. ‘. Give Assembl Tod and easy to send. You * ¥ wid and remodel your hase, Tax must be strong bl pat mente last night in Odd] The air forces sent him to] 1.0.0.F. MEETS y ay may see the largest and > minded and demand that complete and modern wiring is by Ai shall. Alaska and Greenland in 1948 and Weekly meeting of Oustomah A musical program featuring finest selection in the : installed in every r f h lwa bad sone oor meeting of the. he pioneered in testing ski-. Lodge No. 16, L.0.0.F, was hela. °l°®S of 60 Marysvflle. high state at our office. z ry room of your house. Then you will aly ‘5 aera : a project. began to. pro-. equi a imnKad sag d school students wi : * I vide a Pages ee pro-/ equipped aircraft under varying . at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday. 5°" ts will be heard tothies Gs vanes ave a place to plug-in the new lamps and appliances you ~~. mae uldren’s toys} Arctic conditions, setting records . night, with George Halstead, no-. °2” @t 1 P.m. in the Nevada delivesion ; ® buy and electrici ill :P he equipment to be given to. for landing on unchartered is-. ble grand, in charge. Practice of . “1tY high school gym. As Sm geomet, San Ge y ricity will come-a-running at full power. Why = ie e supplied and cared’ for. where landings were formerly] business session attended by a to the Nevada City students as A free Bride s : Hee cup which would make a thought impossible. large crowd. part of a regular spring proBooklet .all Li Rah project of supplying One island which he discovered gram tour by the Marysville muabout the Wedding ; *‘w items for the children, has since been ‘named Sandin. {LL THIS WEEK siclans. Te flies ayia Ps d a ae mers island. Mrs. Genevieve Cooper, salesIn charge of the assembly will jetvewllauee™ Mi for SLECTRIG WIRENES t Is Certified y x ima . FATHER ILL At present he is engaged in. lady at Risley’s, is under the. 2° Bob Topliff, student body to know about wedding etquette \\ : A 2-4 as the best—see that you get a certiWM . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Innis re sci ak tna — ser vanes ae week, and is remain. President. . +. call for your copy. =H ficate—signed and sealed that says _ : : ; ~. conducte y e headquarters. ing a ome with th ‘ ‘ My} aS. you “Certified Adequate Wiring’. i turned from Médesto Monday in ai . oe ’ z — as enin . of the strategic air command. : . ; : : o ‘ ‘ite 8 where they had _ been Discovery of gold bearin * he American flag was raised ; , , Nae HO Eo ed by the serious illness of “a ” & by Captain Montgomery of the ‘ * ee es ats oe a Mrs. Innig’ The ‘‘Bear Flag” was adopted quartz at Grass Valley im. 1850 §.S. Portsmouth in Ports th ‘ : : ‘ a ee ee it S father, W. BE. Bar-. by the state legislature in 1911] revolutionized gold mining in Plaza t S yee y j Beer Ro olomew, as the official State flag. California. , a0 ee A et Sen. ete esteterietedteeteteop teoteteopeteateeatere P-G and’ = paciric @as AND TR ry