September 16, 1949 (8 pages)

lt tVs (CP t aT ive 2. ae. eee) 2 bab. 2’ e & af ‘tice should. be accompanied by . legal The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, ‘September 16, 1949—3 af. It’s a new year for the high . school students. Being old stuff for the Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores, it was all very new and strange to the Freshmen. There was a short assembly in the morning, with just short classes afterwards which only lasted till noon then school was dismissed. But it was different Tuesday— It was a full day. However; the real work didn’t start till Wednesday. At the assembly Monday Principal E. A. Frantz announced the YELLOWJACKET 2 NEWS OF NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL eteeoeotobententntetetete te seleoeteneaenerentectestetetsteleleseleseseeneetetetose esos tete y DARLEEN CROWLEY CR RO AR RR I AR WN A AR AIR AR RAR RR RR RR Sl he le le le i he hk lk hk ak kk ok kk annual faculty picnic was to be held Wednesday evening at 5:30 at Pioneer park. Then the Freshmen heard some very bad news, that initiation would be held Friday. Frantz also announced that the first national assembly would be this Monday. The boys all started football} Tuesday. The first scrimmage was held Wednesday, headed by Coach Douglas Watt. The first game is to be a week from today. However, the girls didn’t start anything in the way of physical education till Wednesday. Veteran-students who acquire dependents or additional dependents while.in training under the GI bill should notify Veterans administration as soon as possible so that VA can determine whether they are eligible for increased subsistence payments. Notice of change in dependency status should be sent to the VA regional office in which the veterans’ records are kept. The noevidence -of dependents, such as a certified copy of public record of birth, pabtism or marriage Subsistence payments will. be increased as of the date legal evidence is received by VA, and will not be made retroactive to the date the veteran actually acquired the dependent. Monthly subsistence allowances for veterans studying full-time in school are $75 for those without dependents, $105 for those. with one dependent, and $120 for those with, more than one dependent. Any veteran whos: eligibility for GI bill education runs out after he completes at least half of a school semester which is normal in cost may complete the . k remainder of the semester at government expense, veterans administration said. The veteran also will receive subsistence allowances for the remainder of the semester. Veterans studying under the GI bill who want to transfer to . another school at the end of the}, winter semester shoul: veterans administration at least; 30 days before make the change. To enroll in a new school, VA said, a student-veteran musi have a supplemental certificate of eligibility. He als» must have a statement from his present school showing his progress there has been satisfactory. A veteran may obtain a suvplementai certificate of eitgibility by applying to the VA regional office where his records are on file. Question: I intend to enter school under the servicemen’s readjustment act in January. When should I apply for my certificate notify} . = they invend £0), should apply for your: certificate of eligibility at least 30 days before tre enroliines.t date SCHOOL TO SURFACE AND RETAIN WALLS Construction of a wall along the north end of the playgrounds and blacktopping a large portion of the playground area of Nevada City elementary school was approved at the Tuesday evening meeting of the board of trustees of the Nevada City unified schooi district. Requests for Lids are being published in this issue of Vite Nugget. Principal Lloyd Geist requested the project to provide a more desirable playing area for the school children. The board plans to dispose of the district’s ll-year old bus. Construction of an addition to the high school garage and _ installation of showers in the elementary school building were tabled until another budget year. OLYMPIA WELDERS Grass Valley-Nevada City Hiway PHONE 61-J-3 SIERRA NEVADA RETREAT Convalescent Rest Home Nurse Care—Excellent Food Specializing in Diets . PHONE 404-M for reservation NEVADA CITY—ON THE THRESHOLD TO THE BEST IN SPORTS RECREATION @ NEVADA CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMANDMENTS T00 * Cleanliness * Orderliness @ Friendliness . We wish you to enjoy Sociability—Relaxation @ LONG JOHN'S. TAVERN 121 BROAD ST. of eligibility. Answer: If you wish: to enter Lee Kafer Wally Parsons training under the GI bill, you Advertisement From where . sit. 4y Joe Marsh As I was driving down Main Street last Saturday, another car swung out right in front of me. It turned out to be Buck Blake. He wasn’t going fast. It was just that he had something else on his mind at that particular moment. Buck’s really one of the nicest fellows I’ve ever known. But, sometimes he gets to day-dreaming on the road. He sort of gets a “blind spot” to what’s going on pe him! Now, lots of normally considerate folks have their “blind spots.” Sure You Haven't A “Blind Spot’? It could be anything from daydreaming while driving a car to humming out loud at the movies. From where I sit, it’s mighty important to be on guard against your own “blind spots.” The other fellow has a right to his “share of the road,” too—whether it’s having a taste for a temperate glass of sparkling beer or a desire to listen to some classical music if he wants to. Fs i Copyright, 1949, United States Brewers Foundation Printing Problems Are You Having Problems-GETTING--Good Composition? Quality Papers? 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lt tVs (CP t aT ive 2. ae. eee) 2 bab. 2’ e & af ‘tice should. be accompanied by . legal The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, ‘September 16, 1949—3 af. It’s a new year for the high . school students. Being old stuff for the Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores, it was all very new and strange to the Freshmen. There was a short assembly in the morning, with just short classes afterwards which only lasted till noon then school was dismissed. But it was different Tuesday— It was a full day. However; the real work didn’t start till Wednesday. At the assembly Monday Principal E. A. Frantz announced the YELLOWJACKET 2 NEWS OF NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL eteeoeotobententntetetete te seleoeteneaenerentectestetetsteleleseleseseeneetetetose esos tete y DARLEEN CROWLEY CR RO AR RR I AR WN A AR AIR AR RAR RR RR RR Sl he le le le i he hk lk hk ak kk ok kk annual faculty picnic was to be held Wednesday evening at 5:30 at Pioneer park. Then the Freshmen heard some very bad news, that initiation would be held Friday. Frantz also announced that the first national assembly would be this Monday. The boys all started football} Tuesday. The first scrimmage was held Wednesday, headed by Coach Douglas Watt. The first game is to be a week from today. However, the girls didn’t start anything in the way of physical education till Wednesday. Veteran-students who acquire dependents or additional dependents while.in training under the GI bill should notify Veterans administration as soon as possible so that VA can determine whether they are eligible for increased subsistence payments. Notice of change in dependency status should be sent to the VA regional office in which the veterans’ records are kept. The noevidence -of dependents, such as a certified copy of public record of birth, pabtism or marriage Subsistence payments will. be increased as of the date legal evidence is received by VA, and will not be made retroactive to the date the veteran actually acquired the dependent. Monthly subsistence allowances for veterans studying full-time in school are $75 for those without dependents, $105 for those. with one dependent, and $120 for those with, more than one dependent. Any veteran whos: eligibility for GI bill education runs out after he completes at least half of a school semester which is normal in cost may complete the . k remainder of the semester at government expense, veterans administration said. The veteran also will receive subsistence allowances for the remainder of the semester. Veterans studying under the GI bill who want to transfer to . another school at the end of the}, winter semester shoul: veterans administration at least; 30 days before make the change. To enroll in a new school, VA said, a student-veteran musi have a supplemental certificate of eligibility. He als» must have a statement from his present school showing his progress there has been satisfactory. A veteran may obtain a suvplementai certificate of eitgibility by applying to the VA regional office where his records are on file. Question: I intend to enter school under the servicemen’s readjustment act in January. When should I apply for my certificate notify} . = they invend £0), should apply for your: certificate of eligibility at least 30 days before tre enroliines.t date SCHOOL TO SURFACE AND RETAIN WALLS Construction of a wall along the north end of the playgrounds and blacktopping a large portion of the playground area of Nevada City elementary school was approved at the Tuesday evening meeting of the board of trustees of the Nevada City unified schooi district. Requests for Lids are being published in this issue of Vite Nugget. Principal Lloyd Geist requested the project to provide a more desirable playing area for the school children. The board plans to dispose of the district’s ll-year old bus. Construction of an addition to the high school garage and _ installation of showers in the elementary school building were tabled until another budget year. OLYMPIA WELDERS Grass Valley-Nevada City Hiway PHONE 61-J-3 SIERRA NEVADA RETREAT Convalescent Rest Home Nurse Care—Excellent Food Specializing in Diets . PHONE 404-M for reservation NEVADA CITY—ON THE THRESHOLD TO THE BEST IN SPORTS RECREATION @ NEVADA CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMANDMENTS T00 * Cleanliness * Orderliness @ Friendliness . We wish you to enjoy Sociability—Relaxation @ LONG JOHN'S. TAVERN 121 BROAD ST. of eligibility. Answer: If you wish: to enter Lee Kafer Wally Parsons training under the GI bill, you Advertisement From where . sit.. 4y Joe Marsh As I was driving down Main Street last Saturday, another car swung out right in front of me. It turned out to be Buck Blake. He wasn’t going fast. It was just that he had something else on his mind at that particular moment. Buck’s really one of the nicest fellows I’ve ever known. But, sometimes he gets to day-dreaming on the road. He sort of gets a “blind spot” to what’s going on pe him! Now, lots of normally considerate folks have their “blind spots.” Sure You Haven't A “Blind Spot’?

It could be anything from daydreaming while driving a car to humming out loud at the movies. From where I sit, it’s mighty important to be on guard against your own “blind spots.” The other fellow has a right to his “share of the road,” too—whether it’s having a taste for a temperate glass of sparkling beer or a desire to listen to some classical music if he wants to. Fs i Copyright, 1949, United States Brewers Foundation Printing Problems Are You Having Problems-GETTING--Good Composition? Quality Papers? Ouieck Service? 8 Good Printing? rte New Miehle Vertical Automatic Printing Press has 2 Ml 5 , We S pec i al ize ‘. ni meee upled our Production Capacity. We are now handling ultitude of different kinds of printing, from letterfeces to handbills. We guarantee finest workmanship and delivery dates that will please you. A Few of the Printing Items We Can Deliver Abstracts Addressing Envelopes Advertising Reprints Annuals or Year Books At Home Cards Auction Bills Badges Ballots Bank Checks Bar Dockets Bill Sheets Birth Announcements Blotters . Bonds Bookkeeping Forms Booklets Booklet Envelopes Books Briefs Broadsides =A Business Announcements Business Cards Butter Wrappers Calendars Calling Cards Campaign Cards Carbon Paper Cartons Catalog Envelopes Certificates Christmas Cards Circulars City Directories Coin Envelopes Commercial Envelopes Commercial Stationery Concert Programs Constitutions and By-Laws Cost Records Coupons Covers Dance Programs ‘ Deposit Slips Desk Blotters Die Cutting Diplomas Direct Mail Advertising Dockets Dodgers Drug Envelopes Embossing Envelopes Factory Forms Filing Cards Financial Statements Folders Gold Stamping Government Envelopes Gummed Labels Handbills Hangers Hotel Heads Index Cards Inserts Invitations Invoices Labels Laundry Lists Ledger Sheets Legal Blanks Letterheads Linen Tags Lithographed Art Blotters Machine Posting Forms Magazine Binding Mailing Cards Mailing Manifold Forms Manuscript Covers Meal Tickets Memorandums Menus Milk Tickets Monthly Account Sheets Note Heads Order Blanks Outlook Envelopes Overprinting Package Labels Padding Pamphlets Paper Bags Pasters Pay Envelopes Personal Stationery Placards Political Printing Postal Cards Posters Prescription Blanks Prize Ribbons Proceedings Professional Announcements Professional Cards Programs Proofs Publications Raised Letter Printing Receipts Reception Cards Remittance Blanks Reply Postal Cards Ribbons and Badges Ruled Stationery Sale Bills . Sale Cards School Annuals Seals Shipping Labels Society and Wedding Stationery Statements Stickers Stock Certificates * ‘Tablets Tags Time Tickets Tickets Ungummed Labels — Unruled Stationery ee Voucher Checks ‘Vouchers Warrants Wedding Announcements Wedding Invitations Window Cards Wrappers Year Books Yearly Calendars Zinc Etchings GUARANTEED Printing Satisfaction w Rye