September 30, 1949 (6 pages)

iat eee Sacer enesiv ao rvs man ns ns aan © — Nevada City Nugget, Friday, September 30, 1949 % Maoh “YELLOWJACKET RUIN. DARLEEN CROWLEY if hleleteleteteteieie ton: "3 ee acs *, oS resfestesteafestes +z NEWS OF NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL Serfeteioeieileietenienttent netentensefenterteate te fe featesteatente ste stenteaterteteateatestentertenteatestestesteateatertentents The Nevada City Yellowjackets ance of the football schedule for football team opened the, 1949 1949: playing season Friday night at 8! Sept. 30—Corning. on the Hennessy field ,in Grass} Oct. 7—at Roseville. Valley playing against Colusa. Oct. 14—at Yuba City. The starting lineup announced} ’ Oct. 21—San Juan. . by Coach Douglass Watt was as. Oct. 28—at Marysville. follows: Norman Ellis, left end; oT 4—Placer. Kent Walker, left tackle; Bill) Nov. 11—Grass Valley. Basco, left guard; Gordon Lage-. 4!l home games at Hennessy son, center; Roger Williams, right . field, Grass Valley. guard; Ed Havey, right tackle; Nick Pello, right end; Bob Smithson, quarterback; Dick Penrose, left halfback; Melo Pello, right halfback; Henry Anderson, fullback. Others playing were Dean we Grass Valley Junior: Chamber Meets Here . The Grass Valley junior chamber of commerce selected Nevada i ee ei ee i Morrison, Jim Price, Doug Atkins, Jim Scribner. At a special assembly Friday Pat Burgin, Ross Dahl and Dortha) Smart were chosen cheer leaders. But the best thing of all is that ' the Yellowjackets beat Colusa 6 to 0. In the fourth quarter Dean Morrison mdde the touchdown. City’s Seamian’s lodge for a meeting place Monday evening. Sixty-one members attended the dinner meeting at the local hall. Dow Alexander, Town Talk, was program chairman and introduced William Moule, Hills Flat business man, who told of his experiences with his family in the Philippines during Japanese occupation. Yuba City Man Freed After 75 Days in Jail Ray V. Lewis, Yuba City, was released from Nevada county jail Wednesday morning, following a sentence Tuesday to serve one day on petty theft charge. Four Nevada City players were taken from the field fot violations. The Colusa eleven put up a great fight. but they just didn’t have a chance against an: outstanding team. like the Nevada City high has this year. Hal Draper, math teacher, said Thursday he could make the best cake in school but found out later he was sure wrong. Buddy Lewis. was jailed July 14 on a Deschwan ten’s cake took first ; forgery charge signed by Gilbert prize, Joe: Griggs second, and’ Cramer, Grass Valley. olerry Crane third, The cake baking contest was sponsored by the girls’ homemaking class. . Coach Watt announced the balHOLMES FUNERAL HOME Phone 203 245 Sacramento St. Nevada City The Holmes Funeral Home service is priced within the means of all. -Ambulance service at all hours. and Spaghetti TO TAKE OUT Phone 3418 HOMEMADE Ravioli . . Nevada City Scatter. Rugs’ Cut Pile. Loom Woven. Long Fibre Cotton Choose from a sparkling assortment’'of 11 decorator-tested colors to harmonize with every color scheme. Use them in every room to give gay color accents. Wash them in your home laundry, they thrive on tumble drying! Pile is woven in. will not clog machines . . . won't shrink or fade. A once-over with your suction, vacuum keeps them bright. Wears and wears -.comparable to quality broadloom. Seen in House & Garden, House Beautiful. From $5.25 Generous 24x36 in. size. “AVAILABLE IN ALL ROOM AND THROW RUG SIZES PLUS BROADLOOM FOR WALE-TO-WALL INSTALLATIONS. ca GRASS VALLEY =FURNITURE COMPANY > Eblic Market.-B! So. Auburn Rad PHONE GRASS VALLEY 1087 BOY SCOUT EXECUTIVE SHOWS FILMS TO LIONS Summer activities at the Boy by the Tahoe council and were shown Wednesday evening to the! Nevada City Lions club at its reg‘ular meeting at Deer Creek Inn bl by Ray Ewan, executive for. Tahoe area council. After showing the film, wen told the club members this year’s fund drive has a higher quota to take care of the increased enrollment expected by the lowering of Scout age from 12 to 11. Ewan said an additional 600 boys are eligible to join scouting in the Tahoe council. Ewan was introduced by William Mullis, program , chairman. of the local Lions club, presided. Cliff Jacobson, vice president . Seaman Is Arrested . On Narcotic Charge James P. White, 21, Sacramen‘to merchant seaman, was arrested Scout camp at Pahatsi was filmed ' Friday morning by Chief of Police Max Solaro and Patrolman William Shipley to end a search; for the man wanted by federal . agents for narcotics violations. White was arraigned in Justice George W. Gildersleeve’s court yesterday morning and returned ; to the county jail for trial in su-! perior court. SENTENCED LeRoy Ryason, Nevada City, convicted last week of failure to provide for wife and four children, was sentenced Friday. to three months in the county jail to be followed by nine months probation. fi the winter. repair Telephone: Grass Valley 1050 GLENBROOK A Good Roof isa Good In vestment Maybe you don’t fully appreciate the importance of a good roof. Maybe you think your room is “good enough” if it keeps water out of the living room. And maybe it is! On the other hand, your roof does more than protect you from the rain. It lets out warm air and lets in cold air in if it isn’t in proper shape, In summer, it lets' the sun’s rays increase your discomfort. Why. not have us check your roof and see if’ it needs or replacement? You may be sure of an honest appraisal, both as to need and cost. We have an ample stock of shingles to take care of your roofing needs. Ask us about your roofing problems. BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY . DR. WALTER MULLIS DENTIST 435 ZION ST. PHONE 564 J TRY MILTON'S GALLONS $1.60 PER GALLON ORDER AHEAD Phone 123 { NEVADA CITY SIERRA NEVADA RETREAT . Convalescent Rest Home ® Nurse Care—Excellent Food Specializing in Diets Heel 404-M for resepvation GEORGE C. BOLES Optometrist 312 Broad St. Nevada City w Telephone 270-W ean we Mc Timeplan SAYS: . ¥ 4 “Save time.Save money! Buy now .tune in with Zimaulas financing.” When you buy that new radio-phono= graph or television set, buy it from an authorized Zimaolan dealer. Look for the Zimeplan emblem in your dealer's window or showroom. And be sure it’s the green /imaslan contract you sign. when you buy on time. Bank of Amecion NATIONAL fRUSVG2 ASSOCIATION MEMBER F.D.1-C. answer to your toe want the royal ride Buick can give you! OR sure, at this time of year you want a full measure of real driving sport from your Buick—an eager treadle, softly obedient brakes, a willing wheel that steers for you without eftort. Let’s just say—you All this you’ll get and more, if your Buick gets the care it deserves. Not just a peek here, a poke there—but real Buick care! Our kind of care! every adjustm on the gas that only a ‘ time you wan adjustment, checkup — an You don’t pay any more for Buicke experienced workmanship and Buick care PAUL. VILES COM PANY 120 E. MAIN STREET, P.O. Box 911 know-how, or for our Buick-trained skills, or for the fact that every part, ent and operation is just what the factory has specified. { Yet there’s a thrilling difference in the way your Buick behaves -under our careful care. Bring it to us next t lubrication, or an or a thoroughgoing d give yourself a mighty pleasant surprise! You get 2:for-1 with Lubricare One of our biggest bargain-offers is Lubricare—complete, elaborately thorough lubrication plus a stem-tostern checkup of your Buick and its general health. Pay us just for the lubricants it needs; the diagnosis is @ service we're glad to give! How about driving in this week # AMWORI 20 (MN HEAD S y GRASS VALLEY, CALIF.

iat eee Sacer enesiv ao rvs man ns ns aan © — Nevada City Nugget, Friday, September 30, 1949 % Maoh “YELLOWJACKET RUIN. DARLEEN CROWLEY if hleleteleteteteieie ton: "3 ee acs *, oS resfestesteafestes +z NEWS OF NEVADA CITY HIGH SCHOOL Serfeteioeieileietenienttent netentensefenterteate te fe featesteatente ste stenteaterteteateatestentertenteatestestesteateatertentents The Nevada City Yellowjackets ance of the football schedule for football team opened the, 1949 1949: playing season Friday night at 8! Sept. 30—Corning. on the Hennessy field ,in Grass} Oct. 7—at Roseville. Valley playing against Colusa. Oct. 14—at Yuba City. The starting lineup announced} ’ Oct. 21—San Juan. . by Coach Douglass Watt was as. Oct. 28—at Marysville. follows: Norman Ellis, left end; oT 4—Placer. Kent Walker, left tackle; Bill) Nov. 11—Grass Valley. Basco, left guard; Gordon Lage-. 4!l home games at Hennessy son, center; Roger Williams, right . field, Grass Valley. guard; Ed Havey, right tackle; Nick Pello, right end; Bob Smithson, quarterback; Dick Penrose, left halfback; Melo Pello, right halfback; Henry Anderson, fullback. Others playing were Dean we Grass Valley Junior: Chamber Meets Here . The Grass Valley junior chamber of commerce selected Nevada i ee ei ee i Morrison, Jim Price, Doug Atkins, Jim Scribner. At a special assembly Friday Pat Burgin, Ross Dahl and Dortha) Smart were chosen cheer leaders. But the best thing of all is that ' the Yellowjackets beat Colusa 6 to 0. In the fourth quarter Dean Morrison mdde the touchdown. City’s Seamian’s lodge for a meeting place Monday evening. Sixty-one members attended the dinner meeting at the local hall. Dow Alexander, Town Talk, was program chairman and introduced William Moule, Hills Flat business man, who told of his experiences with his family in the Philippines during Japanese occupation. Yuba City Man Freed After 75 Days in Jail Ray V. Lewis, Yuba City, was released from Nevada county jail Wednesday morning, following a sentence Tuesday to serve one day on petty theft charge. Four Nevada City players were taken from the field fot violations. The Colusa eleven put up a great fight. but they just didn’t have a chance against an: outstanding team. like the Nevada City high has this year. Hal Draper, math teacher, said Thursday he could make the best cake in school but found out later he was sure wrong. Buddy Lewis. was jailed July 14 on a Deschwan ten’s cake took first ; forgery charge signed by Gilbert prize, Joe: Griggs second, and’ Cramer, Grass Valley. olerry Crane third, The cake baking contest was sponsored by the girls’ homemaking class. . Coach Watt announced the balHOLMES FUNERAL HOME Phone 203 245 Sacramento St. Nevada City The Holmes Funeral Home service is priced within the means of all. -Ambulance service at all hours. and Spaghetti TO TAKE OUT Phone 3418 HOMEMADE Ravioli . . Nevada City Scatter. Rugs’ Cut Pile.. Loom Woven.. Long Fibre Cotton Choose from a sparkling assortment’'of 11 decorator-tested colors to harmonize with every color scheme. Use them in every room to give gay color accents. Wash them in your home laundry, they thrive on tumble drying! Pile is woven in.. will not clog machines . . . won't shrink or fade. A once-over with your suction, vacuum keeps them bright. Wears and wears -.comparable to quality broadloom. Seen in House & Garden, House Beautiful. From $5.25 Generous 24x36 in. size. “AVAILABLE IN ALL ROOM AND THROW RUG SIZES PLUS BROADLOOM FOR WALE-TO-WALL INSTALLATIONS. ca GRASS VALLEY =FURNITURE COMPANY > Eblic Market.-B! So. Auburn Rad PHONE GRASS VALLEY 1087 BOY SCOUT EXECUTIVE SHOWS FILMS TO LIONS Summer activities at the Boy by the Tahoe council and were shown Wednesday evening to the! Nevada City Lions club at its reg‘ular meeting at Deer Creek Inn bl by Ray Ewan, executive for. Tahoe area council. After showing the film, wen told the club members this year’s fund drive has a higher quota to take care of the increased enrollment expected by the lowering of Scout age from 12 to 11. Ewan said an additional 600 boys are eligible to join scouting in the Tahoe council. Ewan was introduced by William Mullis, program , chairman.

of the local Lions club, presided. Cliff Jacobson, vice president . Seaman Is Arrested . On Narcotic Charge James P. White, 21, Sacramen‘to merchant seaman, was arrested Scout camp at Pahatsi was filmed ' Friday morning by Chief of Police Max Solaro and Patrolman William Shipley to end a search; for the man wanted by federal . agents for narcotics violations. White was arraigned in Justice George W. Gildersleeve’s court yesterday morning and returned ; to the county jail for trial in su-! perior court. SENTENCED LeRoy Ryason, Nevada City, convicted last week of failure to provide for wife and four children, was sentenced Friday. to three months in the county jail to be followed by nine months probation. fi the winter.. repair Telephone: Grass Valley 1050 GLENBROOK A Good Roof isa Good In vestment Maybe you don’t fully appreciate the importance of a good roof. Maybe you think your room is “good enough” if it keeps water out of the living room. And maybe it is! On the other hand, your roof does more than protect you from the rain. It lets out warm air and lets in cold air in if it isn’t in proper shape, In summer, it lets' the sun’s rays increase your discomfort. Why. not have us check your roof and see if’ it needs or replacement? You may be sure of an honest appraisal, both as to need and cost. We have an ample stock of shingles to take care of your roofing needs. Ask us about your roofing problems. BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY . DR. WALTER MULLIS DENTIST 435 ZION ST. PHONE 564 J TRY MILTON'S GALLONS $1.60 PER GALLON ORDER AHEAD Phone 123 { NEVADA CITY SIERRA NEVADA RETREAT . Convalescent Rest Home ® Nurse Care—Excellent Food Specializing in Diets Heel 404-M for resepvation GEORGE C. BOLES Optometrist 312 Broad St. Nevada City w Telephone 270-W ean we Mc Timeplan SAYS: . ¥ 4 “Save time..Save money! Buy now ..tune in with Zimaulas financing.” When you buy that new radio-phono= graph or television set, buy it from an authorized Zimaolan dealer. Look for the Zimeplan emblem in your dealer's window or showroom. And be sure it’s the green /imaslan contract you sign. when you buy on time. Bank of Amecion NATIONAL fRUSVG2 ASSOCIATION MEMBER F.D.1-C. answer to your toe want the royal ride Buick can give you! OR sure, at this time of year you want a full measure of real driving sport from your Buick—an eager treadle, softly obedient brakes, a willing wheel that steers for you without eftort. Let’s just say—you All this you’ll get and more, if your Buick gets the care it deserves. Not just a peek here, a poke there—but real Buick care! Our kind of care! every adjustm on the gas that only a ‘ time you wan adjustment, checkup — an You don’t pay any more for Buicke experienced workmanship and Buick care PAUL. VILES COM PANY 120 E. MAIN STREET, P.O. Box 911 know-how, or for our Buick-trained skills, or for the fact that every part, ent and operation is just what the factory has specified. { Yet there’s a thrilling difference in the way your Buick behaves -under our careful care. Bring it to us next t lubrication, or an or a thoroughgoing d give yourself a mighty pleasant surprise! You get 2:for-1 with Lubricare One of our biggest bargain-offers is Lubricare—complete, elaborately thorough lubrication plus a stem-tostern checkup of your Buick and its general health. Pay us just for the lubricants it needs; the diagnosis is @ service we're glad to give! How about driving in this week # AMWORI 20 (MN HEAD S y GRASS VALLEY, CALIF.