May 27, 1949 (6 pages)

Lloyd Veal Is Head Of Philatelic Group Lloyd Written and Edited by Students of Nevada City Elementary School Mr. Tobiassen’s MUSIC DEPARTMENT passed going away back and to funeral. learning two, moved yesterday. and four part exercise. Some of We played eighth grade boys have formed a quartet and working hard learning music. We hope to win next grades, we are taking a general review of songs learned throughout the school year. ; THE EIGHTH GRADE The Nevada City eighth grade has been looking forward to .its graduation for many years. But time. and left on Tuesday. Caroline Larsen, who left last se mester, returned to Nevada City last week, and joined our class Monday. Last Friday, because.of the rain future. There will be nearly 60 we had a most unusual physical children in the graduating class. education period. Mr. Bonner The girls are wearing pastel brought the wire recording machine colored dresses. Some of them to our room and each one of us are favoring long stockings. The spoke or read a short paragraph majority are buying. spring or sumThen he played the recording back mer sandals. to us, and some of us could not x » } The boys decided white shirts and slacks wil] be their choice. They are all wearing ties but are % not required to have jackets. The graduation will take place Wednesday evening, June 8th. All parents and friends are invited to attend. We certainly big hope it will be a success, —Minnie Ruth * * Relaford even recognize our own voices. We learned that those with low, distinct voices are pleasanter to listen to, and that we should all try to speak fully. more clearly and care This week we are studying Central America in social science, and learned that the two chief sources of income for most of their states are bananas and coffee. In a motion picture, we saw how the banana plants grow to full height * broke loose. It was a thrilling moment for the Golq Flat team. They a tied Nevada was 7 to 7. City—the final score DICK WILLIAMS * * » Last weék we played Grass Valley in baseball. The girls Played hard but couldn’t stop the Grass Valley hitters. They lost 24 to 8. The B team boys mowed down Grass Valley by the score of to Grass Valley’s boys played 16. 18 a good game, but they. just didn’t have quite enough strength. The A team boys lost by a score » of 19 to 2. It looked as though we might win once when we were ahead 2-1, but Lady Luck was on Grass Valley’s side. K < —BERYL * 8 ROBINSON »& Our Trip to Sacramento We left Nevada City at 9 in the morning. We got to Sacramento at o’clock. about 11 There visiting bey were the five other sulted a property home $3,318, compared with levy for each cent of BATTERY TERMINALS C. Club evening Brown, at at a the Grass Valley. Next meeting of the club will held Tuesday, June 7, at the PICTURED ABOVE is the new trailer court opened by Byrén E. be Brock and Ira C. Bell in the rear of the Brock Motel, south entrance to Nevada City. Veale By Congressman ASSESSMENT WORK PLAN UNSETTLED. The house recently’ passed the Clair Two BILLS other bills GET of 121% Broad street. NATIONAL HOTEL GUESTS tecent guests at the National Hote] were Mr. and Mrs. O’Shaugh Engle MINING home, ACTION interest to the mining industry got action this nessy, Placerville; Irving Mabie, San Bruno; Mr. and Mrs. A. Williams, San Francisco; Roy Rowlands and Jake Deal, Alleghany; Mr. and Mrs. James Jarrett, Richmond; Marvin Atkerson, Oakland; Martha Hill,. Richmond; Mr. cent in of Nevada for tax and special districts in the county also levy taxes on property. total levy for 1948-49 Total being $934,200. taxable valuation in‘ compared with $18,161,975 for 194142. week. The measure and to compensate suspension was advocated by Sena ing on the senate calendar, altor Millikin of Colorado. As previthough it is very ‘different in its Colorado. terms than the one I am. sponsorously pointed out, the Mining association was the only ing. mining association in the U. S. In addition, the measure providsupporting another moratorium on ing for incentive payments for exmining assessment work. ploration and production of strateNow, the measure has to go to gic -and critical minerals and the senate. If the senate confirms metals’for the action of the senate committee, then the differences. between. the house bill and tre senate bill will out of the full committee on public lands without a dissenting vote. The mining industry is. pretty solid in support of this measure. However, the interior department is not altogether satisfied. The interior department has always sixteen mining associations as well as government agencies. The dif agreed on the objectives of the bil] but has wanted broader powers than either the committee or the mining industry want to give it. With the prices of minerals and stockpiling was GIFTS for Graduation Gotham voted Gold Stripe NYLON STOCKINGS HAND BAGS As soon as corrosion appears on the terminal posts of an automoout what is going to happen. If metals declining. and many mines. bile battery, the cables should be the house bill finally goes through, throughout the country closing up, . removed, from the. battery posts he would be entitled to an addithe insistence on speedy action on} and all corrosion should be retiona] three months to do the asthis measure from the miners is’ moved with a wire brush, advises sessment work for this year, and rapidly increasing. the. California State Automobile during that additional three months association. It is also advisable could also do the required work to scrape the inside of the cable White elephantsin Siam are for the next year, thus killing two terminals with a knife or blunt birds with one stone. However, if baptized and feted like human beinstrument. Before replacing the ings. cables, apply; a coat of vaseline the senate version is adopted. there is no ‘necessity of this doing his to the terminal posts to prevent work at all. On the other hand, if recurrence of this condition. the “two committees get into a wrangle -and nothing is done all assessment work for this year must YOUR RESPONSIBILTY be completed by July 1. I am in Traffic laws, enforcement and hopes we can get the matter highway engineering are all vitally straightened out in the near future, important to. traffic safety, but so the mining people will know in the final analysis the prevention where they stand. In the meantime, of traffic accidents rests with init would seem a_ good idea for dividual drivers, says the (Caliminers to provide against the worst fornia State Automobile associaand be prepareq’to do their assess ® LINGERIE ‘YLE SHOP . Broad Street MRS. LIBBIE SHIELDS Nevada City 'ment work. schools capitol. When we were finished at the Capitol, we went to Sutter’s Fort, where we had -a_ wonderful time looking at e@!l the old souvenirs, —RICHARD STUART Mrs. Carlson’s FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES The pupils in Mrs. Carlson’s fifth and sixth grades last Thursday saw aé film ‘called “The Good » . . Earth.”’ We are going to see two more films on South America, The sixth grade is studying South America. Monday our science club. did some experiments, They were 9 ’ successful. The experiments were done by the vice president, Sally Parsons. The meeting was presided over by the president, Jack Buger. ——-Sally Parsons KEYSTONE MARKET 213 Commercial Street Phone 67 NEVADA CITY EVERY NEED. For the Fisherman aN ae Ps Mrs. FLY RODS .; CASTING RODS Kilroy’s SEVENTH GRADE On Tuesday the 17th we played Grass Valley The following and won Friday 18 a to 16. few 6th and 7th graders playea@ Gold Flat and tied them 7 to 7. Last Monday played Auburn and won 2] to 5. On ‘< P) Thursday some _ seventh graders sang and danced at the spring festival at the high school. It was a very interesting festival. —-JIM CURRY 4 De Mattie’s TROLLING RODS pictures of electric kitchens you have admired in your favorite home magazines. Make sure your kitchen is in step with the times—with a refrigerator AND an economical home freezer. SPINNERS RUDDERS PGE: paciric Gas AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Creels and Reels SEE YOUR ELECTRIC DEALER FOR CONTEST ENTRY BLANK FRED REED FLIES Mrs. De Mattie ‘has receive@ a letter from a lady .in Germany -~e<« stating that she had received a box of clothing. Several boxes were sent to Europe sometime in March. "We hope we will get more letters saying that some Geived clothing. Brian other people re-. Corbell’s « En Thete ELECTRICAL r LIVING Contest ALL COLORS and TYPES of SALMON EGGS FOURTH GRADE grandmother NEVADA CITY ELECTRIC -& SPORT SHOP TEAM MATE of the electric refrigerator for modern food conservation in the electric homes of today, 1s the money-saving home freezer. The refrigerator with its day-to-day storage of perishable foods keeps meal-time rations handy in the kitchen. The home freezer maintains a varied stock of foods in month-to-month or long time supply. That is the modern trend. That is why you see both the refrigerator and the home freezer in the model electric homes you visit and in the colorful Real Live Wiggly Worms Mrs. the county for 1948-49 was $23,178,700, ‘After that we went into the assembly where they were having a debate on horse meat. ¢ the $1,816 the county Tax rate for general county purposes in the county was $1:87 for 1948-49, with a total general county levy of $431,973, compared with the rate of $1.50 for 1941-42 amd levy of $372,633. Cities, schools not in session, Next we went-into-the treasury department and saw $74,000,000. + re levy of tax rate. for 1941-42, California Taxpayers’ association reported today. First,,Mr. Bonner arranged for us to see the Senate. They were P} county’s 1948-49 Mrs. J. M. Rasmussen, Oakland; Be wary of the driver who gives Milton Sanders, Alleghany; Vague arm signals, warns the CaliMrs. miners who ‘suffered financial loss ing assessment work for this year through no fault of their own, tryW. A. Stemm, Berkeley; Mrs. Virfornia State Automobile associauntil Oct. 1. The senate committee ing to meet the nation’s demand ignia Fites and daughter, Berkeley; tion, for careless signalling is ushas just had this measure under under government urging for straJ. R. Powers, Los Angeles; Mr. and ually. the mark ofthe careless H. Sellers, consideration ang has amended it tegic and Sacramento, driver. It’s safer to slow down until critical minerals and Mrs. A. by striking out the provision for metals during the war. was cleared and Mrs. A. B. Polyanich, Truckee. such a driver executes the action extending the period for-the assessfor floor action in the house. It his signal was intended to convey. ment work and provided fora rehas been stalled in the rules comAnglers took many limits of newed moratorium or suspension mittee. The prospects of success trout by deeplining from Lake Ta. Cricket fighting is a favorite of assessment work for one year for this bill on the floor are very hoe last week. ‘sport in China. until July 1, 1950. This one year’s good. A similar bill is now pend bill extending the time t6 do min ficulty from the standpoint of the miner out in the field is that he is going to have trouble figuring tion. Keep alert. Don’t get hurt. of The in August. The other day the second and and bear a full’ bunch of bananas third string baseball team played in less than a year. They are have to be reconciled in conference. Gold’ Flat. In the first inning Neharvested while green and sent on I doubt very much if the house vada City was ahead and until special air-conditioned cars and committee will recede from its position inasmuch as it is backed by about the sixth when Gold: Flat ‘boats to North America. “a meeting Stamp. Nevada club will try to present a stamp exhibit at the Nevada county fair Washington Notes now, at last, it is in the very near » Cities Mrs. We have lost one pupil and gained another this week. Edwin Jackson has moved to Reno with family tax rate the Mrs. Haley’s’ , SIXTH GRADE his Each property R. are In the primary and intermediate City, Tuesday They beat us The score was 18 to 3. this time. the for Veale, Up .37 From 1941-42 was elected president of the Twin are Bobby Smith had his tonsils re musie in preparation for the gradFord’s fourth rade. ation family Montana The seventh and eighth grade chorus students are busy at work three, his R. Tax Rate Levy $1.87 > ‘News of Nevada City Elementary School CC onducted natal Sea WN a ELECT Seid SERS Tw ¢ ¥ ornia Electrical Bureau } fore Ic KITCHEN. eo . : i]

Lloyd Veal Is Head Of Philatelic Group Lloyd Written and Edited by Students of Nevada City Elementary School Mr. Tobiassen’s MUSIC DEPARTMENT passed going away back and to funeral. learning two, moved yesterday. and four part exercise. Some of We played eighth grade boys have formed a quartet and working hard learning music. We hope to win next grades, we are taking a general review of songs learned throughout the school year. ; THE EIGHTH GRADE The Nevada City eighth grade has been looking forward to .its graduation for many years. But time. and left on Tuesday. Caroline Larsen, who left last se mester, returned to Nevada City last week, and joined our class Monday. Last Friday, because.of the rain future. There will be nearly 60 we had a most unusual physical children in the graduating class. education period. Mr. Bonner The girls are wearing pastel brought the wire recording machine colored dresses. Some of them to our room and each one of us are favoring long stockings. The spoke or read a short paragraph majority are buying. spring or sumThen he played the recording back mer sandals. to us, and some of us could not x » } The boys decided white shirts and slacks wil] be their choice. They are all wearing ties but are % not required to have jackets. The graduation will take place Wednesday evening, June 8th. All parents and friends are invited to attend. We certainly big hope it will be a success, —Minnie Ruth * * Relaford even recognize our own voices. We learned that those with low, distinct voices are pleasanter to listen to, and that we should all try to speak fully. more clearly and care This week we are studying Central America in social science, and learned that the two chief sources of income for most of their states are bananas and coffee. In a motion picture, we saw how the banana plants grow to full height * broke loose. It was a thrilling moment for the Golq Flat team. They a tied Nevada was 7 to 7. City—the final score DICK WILLIAMS * * » Last weék we played Grass Valley in baseball. The girls Played hard but couldn’t stop the Grass Valley hitters. They lost 24 to 8. The B team boys mowed down Grass Valley by the score of to Grass Valley’s boys played 16. 18 a good game, but they. just didn’t have quite enough strength. The A team boys lost by a score » of 19 to 2. It looked as though we might win once when we were ahead 2-1, but Lady Luck was on Grass Valley’s side. K < —BERYL * 8 ROBINSON »& Our Trip to Sacramento We left Nevada City at 9 in the morning. We got to Sacramento at o’clock. about 11 There visiting bey were the five other sulted a property home $3,318, compared with levy for each cent of BATTERY TERMINALS C. Club evening Brown, at at a the Grass Valley. Next meeting of the club will held Tuesday, June 7, at the PICTURED ABOVE is the new trailer court opened by Byrén E. be Brock and Ira C. Bell in the rear of the Brock Motel, south entrance to Nevada City. Veale By Congressman ASSESSMENT WORK PLAN UNSETTLED. The house recently’ passed the Clair Two BILLS other bills GET of 121% Broad street. NATIONAL HOTEL GUESTS tecent guests at the National Hote] were Mr. and Mrs. O’Shaugh Engle MINING home, ACTION interest to the mining industry got action this nessy, Placerville; Irving Mabie, San Bruno; Mr. and Mrs. A. Williams, San Francisco; Roy Rowlands and Jake Deal, Alleghany; Mr. and Mrs. James Jarrett, Richmond; Marvin Atkerson, Oakland; Martha Hill,. Richmond; Mr. cent in of Nevada for tax and special districts in the county also levy taxes on property. total levy for 1948-49 Total being $934,200. taxable valuation in‘ compared with $18,161,975 for 194142. week. The measure and to compensate suspension was advocated by Sena ing on the senate calendar, altor Millikin of Colorado. As previthough it is very ‘different in its Colorado. terms than the one I am. sponsorously pointed out, the Mining association was the only ing. mining association in the U. S. In addition, the measure providsupporting another moratorium on ing for incentive payments for exmining assessment work. ploration and production of strateNow, the measure has to go to gic -and critical minerals and the senate. If the senate confirms metals’for the action of the senate committee, then the differences. between. the house bill and tre senate bill will out of the full committee on public lands without a dissenting vote. The mining industry is. pretty solid in support of this measure. However, the interior department is not altogether satisfied. The interior department has always sixteen mining associations as well as government agencies. The dif agreed on the objectives of the bil] but has wanted broader powers than either the committee or the mining industry want to give it. With the prices of minerals and stockpiling was GIFTS for Graduation Gotham voted Gold Stripe NYLON STOCKINGS HAND BAGS As soon as corrosion appears on the terminal posts of an automoout what is going to happen. If metals declining. and many mines. bile battery, the cables should be the house bill finally goes through, throughout the country closing up, . removed, from the. battery posts he would be entitled to an addithe insistence on speedy action on} and all corrosion should be retiona] three months to do the asthis measure from the miners is’ moved with a wire brush, advises sessment work for this year, and rapidly increasing. the. California State Automobile during that additional three months association. It is also advisable could also do the required work to scrape the inside of the cable White elephantsin Siam are for the next year, thus killing two terminals with a knife or blunt birds with one stone. However, if baptized and feted like human beinstrument. Before replacing the ings. cables, apply; a coat of vaseline the senate version is adopted. there is no ‘necessity

of this doing his to the terminal posts to prevent work at all. On the other hand, if recurrence of this condition. the “two committees get into a wrangle -and nothing is done all assessment work for this year must YOUR RESPONSIBILTY be completed by July 1. I am in Traffic laws, enforcement and hopes we can get the matter highway engineering are all vitally straightened out in the near future, important to. traffic safety, but so the mining people will know in the final analysis the prevention where they stand. In the meantime, of traffic accidents rests with init would seem a_ good idea for dividual drivers, says the (Caliminers to provide against the worst fornia State Automobile associaand be prepareq’to do their assess ® LINGERIE ‘YLE SHOP . Broad Street MRS. LIBBIE SHIELDS Nevada City 'ment work. schools capitol. When we were finished at the Capitol, we went to Sutter’s Fort, where we had -a_ wonderful time looking at e@!l the old souvenirs, —RICHARD STUART Mrs. Carlson’s FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES The pupils in Mrs. Carlson’s fifth and sixth grades last Thursday saw aé film ‘called “The Good » . . Earth.”’ We are going to see two more films on South America, The sixth grade is studying South America. Monday our science club. did some experiments, They were 9 ’ successful. The experiments were done by the vice president, Sally Parsons. The meeting was presided over by the president, Jack Buger. ——-Sally Parsons KEYSTONE MARKET 213 Commercial Street Phone 67 NEVADA CITY EVERY NEED.. For the Fisherman aN ae Ps Mrs. FLY RODS .; CASTING RODS Kilroy’s SEVENTH GRADE On Tuesday the 17th we played Grass Valley The following and won Friday 18 a to 16. few 6th and 7th graders playea@ Gold Flat and tied them 7 to 7. Last Monday played Auburn and won 2] to 5. On ‘< P) Thursday some _ seventh graders sang and danced at the spring festival at the high school. It was a very interesting festival. —-JIM CURRY 4 De Mattie’s TROLLING RODS pictures of electric kitchens you have admired in your favorite home magazines. Make sure your kitchen is in step with the times—with a refrigerator AND an economical home freezer. SPINNERS RUDDERS PGE: paciric Gas AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Creels and Reels SEE YOUR ELECTRIC DEALER FOR CONTEST ENTRY BLANK FRED REED FLIES Mrs. De Mattie ‘has receive@ a letter from a lady .in Germany -~e<« stating that she had received a box of clothing. Several boxes were sent to Europe sometime in March. "We hope we will get more letters saying that some Geived clothing. Brian other people re-. Corbell’s « En Thete ELECTRICAL r LIVING Contest ALL COLORS and TYPES of SALMON EGGS FOURTH GRADE grandmother NEVADA CITY ELECTRIC -& SPORT SHOP TEAM MATE of the electric refrigerator for modern food conservation in the electric homes of today, 1s the money-saving home freezer. The refrigerator with its day-to-day storage of perishable foods keeps meal-time rations handy in the kitchen. The home freezer maintains a varied stock of foods in month-to-month or long time supply. That is the modern trend. That is why you see both the refrigerator and the home freezer in the model electric homes you visit and in the colorful Real Live Wiggly Worms Mrs. the county for 1948-49 was $23,178,700, ‘After that we went into the assembly where they were having a debate on horse meat. ¢ the $1,816 the county Tax rate for general county purposes in the county was $1:87 for 1948-49, with a total general county levy of $431,973, compared with the rate of $1.50 for 1941-42 amd levy of $372,633. Cities, schools not in session, Next we went-into-the treasury department and saw $74,000,000. + re levy of tax rate. for 1941-42, California Taxpayers’ association reported today. First,,Mr. Bonner arranged for us to see the Senate. They were P} county’s 1948-49 Mrs. J. M. Rasmussen, Oakland; Be wary of the driver who gives Milton Sanders, Alleghany; Vague arm signals, warns the CaliMrs. miners who ‘suffered financial loss ing assessment work for this year through no fault of their own, tryW. A. Stemm, Berkeley; Mrs. Virfornia State Automobile associauntil Oct. 1. The senate committee ing to meet the nation’s demand ignia Fites and daughter, Berkeley; tion, for careless signalling is ushas just had this measure under under government urging for straJ. R. Powers, Los Angeles; Mr. and ually. the mark ofthe careless H. Sellers, consideration ang has amended it tegic and Sacramento, driver. It’s safer to slow down until critical minerals and Mrs. A. by striking out the provision for metals during the war. was cleared and Mrs. A. B. Polyanich, Truckee. such a driver executes the action extending the period for-the assessfor floor action in the house. It his signal was intended to convey. ment work and provided fora rehas been stalled in the rules comAnglers took many limits of newed moratorium or suspension mittee. The prospects of success trout by deeplining from Lake Ta. Cricket fighting is a favorite of assessment work for one year for this bill on the floor are very hoe last week. ‘sport in China. until July 1, 1950. This one year’s good. A similar bill is now pend bill extending the time t6 do min ficulty from the standpoint of the miner out in the field is that he is going to have trouble figuring tion. Keep alert. Don’t get hurt. of The in August. The other day the second and and bear a full’ bunch of bananas third string baseball team played in less than a year. They are have to be reconciled in conference. Gold’ Flat. In the first inning Neharvested while green and sent on I doubt very much if the house vada City was ahead and until special air-conditioned cars and committee will recede from its position inasmuch as it is backed by about the sixth when Gold: Flat ‘boats to North America. “a meeting Stamp. Nevada club will try to present a stamp exhibit at the Nevada county fair Washington Notes now, at last, it is in the very near » Cities Mrs. We have lost one pupil and gained another this week. Edwin Jackson has moved to Reno with family tax rate the Mrs. Haley’s’ , SIXTH GRADE his Each property R. are In the primary and intermediate City, Tuesday They beat us The score was 18 to 3. this time. the for Veale, Up .37 From 1941-42 was elected president of the Twin are Bobby Smith had his tonsils re musie in preparation for the gradFord’s fourth rade. ation family Montana The seventh and eighth grade chorus students are busy at work three, his R. Tax Rate Levy $1.87 > ‘News of Nevada City Elementary School CC onducted natal Sea WN a ELECT Seid SERS Tw ¢ ¥ ornia Electrical Bureau } fore Ic KITCHEN.. eo . : i]