April 4, 1947 (8 pages)

of from it, with ss than upressor — hore. nt, and 1 separ. omnt of me six. our, a workvith: ac install against with a ee Sery‘ion and to this’ GoverncomApril in the g, 605 ids may — oard at ih M. D, oard, at ty, Caliright to } of the NIFIED resident, cretary, April 4, fa cr Saal eo ners Re 3 __.NEVADA GITY-GRASS VALLEY NUGGET f . PAGE FIVE. Se meer aera % ee ee inet 2 Ome Cherch CV ion of prayér on Easter mo of the bright memories that will go with your child . all through the years to come. Alll the family together in the joyous commun> ASTER . rning. Let this be one . EASTER From the Rector of Trinity Episcopal Church Qn Friday we celtbrate the trageiy of the Crucifixion. It is the world’s greatest tragedy. To think that God should be made manifest in the flesh; that men should see Him mi not recognize Him; that they should actually put Him to death; there could scarcely be a greater ‘ingedy than this. It is therefore only miural that the Christian should gt apart Good Friday as a day of srrow. No one can read the story of the Cross unmoved. But let us remember that the first Quistians, in proclaiming their mesage-to the world, put in the forefront the fact of the Resurrectin. Christ is Risen! This Easter sermons on the Resurvation will be preached in every durch in the land. There is no need for me to attempt a sermon in this message. I want, instead, just to give a message of cheer to many who need it notw. All of us know something with defeat. In all too many cases we hve to confess that “we we know all of us repeat it. “is the sequel. Cy It we are content to accept or beyMoan defeat we shall never realise The Whole history of life is one of defeats ‘tacks. Every fall sees the passig of the leaves, the death of the flowers. No man is so strong, so suc‘eestul but must come to the point when strength wanes, success pass, death comes to finish the chapcertain thing te meaning of Christianity. ter, Death is th2 only life. of emeifixion. All of us, alas, know something of the good in us meeting have . 9:45 Sunday school. Easter program -@umelves crucified the good within us. We have had good plans, intentions, resolves, and we have smoth. @ed them or allowed them to lapse. other people, or the forces around us, have been too strong. They have mercome the good in us. It is a sorwyinl story, and if we are frank, i The _ trouble with most people is that they @* stop there. The story of the Cross does not fd on Good Friday. Easter Sunday Were that all, ;here must. always EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rector—Rev. Frank H. Buck, M. C. Good Friday 12-3 p. m. The rector will participate in the Union Service at the (Methodist Church. As many members of Emmanuel as possible are urged to attend. : 7:30 p. m. Evening‘ prayer and sermon. During the offertory the choir will sing the anther, “For God So Loved the World” (Stainer.) Easter Sunday 8:30 a. m. Holy Communion. 10 a. m. Sunday school., At. this service the children will present their Lenten offering for missions. 11 a. m. Holy Communion and sermon. The Order of Knights Templar will attend. Details of Easter music will be given lattr. ‘ he rector hopes all members of . Emmanuel Church will endeavor to be present at the Lord’s table on Easter Day. METHODIST CHURCH Grass Valley Jesse R. Rudkin, Minister. Good Friday, 12 to 3. p. m. Union services at the. Methodist Church. Waster Sunday. Sunrise services conducted by the Methodist Youth Fellowship on Osborn Hill. Meet at Wesley Hall if weather ‘isbad. 8:30 Easter wership, Choir, special Easter anthems. (11:00: Repetition cf morning services. Baptism of infants and reception= of » members: and play at Wesley Hall. 7:00 p. m. (Choir. Easter concert. Rev. Rudkin will also hold services at Smarteville at 2:30 Sunday afternoon, assisted by the Youth Fellowship. ibe a shadow over life. But the fact that is at the root of the Christian faith is the Resurrection. Christ rose from the dead. The Resurrection is the greatest fact in all life. It is the greatest fact in nature; that tWowever hard the ground, however cold the earth, spring will break forth,, and life will force its crazy way out of the tomb. We are in the midst of troubles and defeats. It sometimes seems that all we have ever fowght for is slipping away. Death stares us in the face. We have not had time to forget the misery of World Wars, but the-nations of the-world seem busy In eddition to operating os on atnpecdens phonograph 's mstrument con be connec ted to operate through your todio by using the cord and ys Rectan and simple fons ny A pe venished with kind seems bent on the crucifixion of Man. , There is every cause for despair; they cannot seal the tomb. the Life.’’ I believe in the ultimate ‘triumph of good over evil. I believe that God. is stronger than all the evil forces that are arayed against Him. . In our individual lives let us believe in the triumph of good. Do not despair. ‘“‘He has overcome the world.” Let us, this Eastertide, take heart because of the fact of the Resurrection. How beautiful it is to see on every hedge and * tree, the signs of life returning to the earth. The glories of spring are worth the trials and the sufferings of wintet, The annual miracle of the spring ought to bring fresh hope to eveTy tired soul. Get out into the open and see God at work in nature. Leave the crowded streets and the noisy highways. Go where the flowers hide their modest heads. Watch the leaves unfolding on the branch of the tree. Look at the birds building their nests, listen to their song. Christ is Risen! Death was not able to bind Him. Thére is good in \eannot quench. Give it a chance There is hope in your heart, so room to it this Eastertide. for even greater catastrophe. Manexcept for the fact that Christ is ;. Risen. Man may do their.worst,, but “I believe in the Resurrection and SCHEDULE OF EASTER AND GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES METHODIST CHURCH : Nevada City Chaplain M. O. Duniap, in charge. Good Friday,,6:30 p. m. Ftllowship supper, social hall. 8:00 pp. wm. Church, Communion service., Services for Easter Sunday will be announced by Rev. Joseph W. Moore who will return for the Easter de‘votions. CANICE CATHOLIC CHURCH Nevada City Good Friday. 9:00 a. m. Reading of the Gospel narrative of the Passion and Death of Christ, ‘the Veneration of the Cross, the Mass of the Presanctified. 2:00 to 3:00 p. m. Way of the Cross and Meditation on the Death of Jesus Christ. This devotion willgbe repeated in the evening from 7:00 to 8:00. Holy Saturday. 8/00 a.m. Reading of the Prophecies’ for the Old Testament foreshadowing the _ re> demptive work of Christ and. the blessing of the baptismal water. The high mass which follows is celebrated in the joyous spirit of Easter. Easter Sunday. High mass will be at 8:00 and the second mass at 10:30 will repeat pris of the Easter musi. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament which will follow immediately, will close the services. All are cordially invited to attend. ST. TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rector: The Reverend Angus Miller Senior Warden, Mr. B. Hall; Junior Warden, Mr. Wm, Home; Organist, Mrs. F. Anderson; Choir Director, Mrs. C. Libby. Services GOOD FRIDAY: 10 a. m. Showing of the “Life of Christ’? scenes depicting the “Passion of Our Lord”’ in the Broaday Theatre by kind permission of the management. 7:30 p. m. Ewvening service Trinity Church, scenes from Easter Story. EASTER DAY 8:00 a. m. Holy Communion. 9:00 a. m. Holy Communion. 9:45 a. m. Church School. Presentation of Mite Boxes. 11:00 a. m. Holy Communion (Choral) Special anthems by the choir. ‘Break Forth into Joy’, ‘The in the Holy City’. 2:30 p. m. Holy Baptism. The names of those to be baptized should be in the Rector’s hands not later than noon on Saturday, April Sth. — : : 7:30 p. m. Evening Prayer, and the showing of films pertaining ‘0 the Easter Story. ¢ To Him who rose that we might rise skies, Sing ‘we Alleluia! And live with Him beyond . the your heart that all the forces of evil o’clock. Our reading room eated in the church edifice Boulder St. and is open Wednesday and Friday, excepted from’ 2 to 4 p. m. golden text lesson sermon on the subject Unreality. citations: Colossians: walk by disease. @ ae . Risen! Rejoice! Have faith, Don’t doubt. Christ is CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH is Christian Science Society of Nevada City holds services every Sunday in their church 114 Boulder St. at 11 o’clock. Sunday school at 9:45 i Sieans as etek wit dale a. m. A Wednesday evening testimonial meeting is held on the first Wednesday of each month at “ oat 114 Monday, holidays The public is cordially invited to attend our services and visit the reading room. Every tree that bringeth not forth good fruit is hewn down and cast into the fire, Matt. 7:19. This is the for the Christian Science for Sunday, April 6 Included in the sermon are these As ye have therefore received Christ Jesus the Lord, so ye in him. (2:6) Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures Mary Baker Eddy: As for sin and Christian Science says in the language of the Master. Follow me; and let the dead bury their dead. monious and true sense of life and being take possesion of human consciousness: p. 355. UNION SERVICE GRASS VALLEY: Union services will be held on Good Friday at 12 at the First Methodist. Church. in Graces Valley. The seven’ churches participating in the services are the Salvation Army, Church of the Nazarene, Assembly of God, Congregational, Baptist, Methodist and Emmanuel E\piscopal. The Seven Words on the Cross 12:00 to 1:00. Introductory remarks by J. R. Rudkin. : lst—Word of Intercession, Rev: J. T. Seay. : Solo, Mrs. Allen Miller. 2nd—-Word of Pardon, Major Mary Smith. Solo, Mrs. John Hollow. 1:00 to 2:00. 3rd—Word of Care Rev. F.H. Buck. Male quartet. 4th—Word of loneliness, Rev. W. W. Turner. Solo, “(Near ~ the Ralph Srtain. bth—-Word of Human Being, Rev. J. M. Horn. Solo, “Christ of the Cross,”’ Ann Hathaway, 2:00 to 3:00. 6th—Word of Victory, Rev. W. A. McBride. Methodist Choir, Cross.” 7th—wWord of Trust, Rev. J. R. Rudkin. ; Closing hymn, “Wihen I Survey the Wondrous ,Cross.”’ Cross’’, Mrs. Mrs. “Nail-< to the CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Grass Valley Rev. W, W. Turner. Good Friday. 7:30 p. m. Rev. Turner speaking on ‘Psalm of the Cross.”’ r Easter Sunday. 11:00 a: m. Subject: Resurrection of Power. 7:30 p. m. Regular evening strvice. Special Easter music by the choir. Grass Valley Good Friday. 9:00 a. m. Reading Jof the Gospel narrative of the Passion and Death of Christ, the Veneration of the Cross, the Mass of the Presanctified. 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. Way of the Cross and Meditation on the Death of Jesus Christ. This devotion will be repeated in the evening from 7:00 to 8:00 p. m. Holy Saturday: 8:00 a. m. Reading of the Prophecies for the Old Testament foreshadowing the _ redemptive work of Christ and_ the ST. PATRICK CATHOLIC CHURCH f UNVEIL FDR PORTRAIT IN) LOMEO0I PRESIDENT of the American Women’s Club, Mrs. James B. Mennell is shown beside portrait painting of the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt, after its unveiling at the English Speaking Union’s headquarters in London. The presentation was made by the American organization. Frank O. Salisbury painted the portrait. : Se” RES a (International) MINIMUM OPERATING COST To keep the operating costs of your electric water heater at a minimum the insulation should be of a non-flammable material -which is thick enough to resist sagging from the top. And there should be a cold water baffle, a metal deflector which prevents mixing of cold with hot water. CORD CARE The cord with the home wiring system .is quite. fiexible, but should be given proper care. Don’t run the cords under rugs or table legs or tack them to the wall, because> it might split the protective insulation. And don‘t paint the cords. This is bad for rubbér, causing it to crack. will eat 20 pounds. set that connects such . apipliances ag radios, clocks and fans . LECTURE ON: PASTURE RENOVATION . GRASS VALLEY: William Brooks ‘Nevada County farm agent, and ,dir~ ‘eotor of the Grass Valley Agricul-‘tural Extension office will address. 'the Penn Valley Farm Certer to-Inight in the Indian Springs School. His topic: Renovation. A potluck supper will be served. 4 LOW OPERATING COST 3 \ . ' i \ i Figuring the cost of ele:trvicity. at .4 cents a kilowatt hour the cost of operating a home freezer comes to ‘only a little over a dollar a month. ‘An efficient four cubic foot freezer ‘consumes less than 30 ‘tlowatt ‘hours per month and an eight cubi¢ foot less than 40 kilowatt hours. ~ Los Angeles county wih 127,008 For every 100 pounds that a cow . COWS, produces more than 400 milweighs, she will eat about’ 2 pounds lion quarts of milk annually, the of hay a day. A thousand pound cow emeeet production per county in the ! world. 4) OUR BRILLIANT blessing. of the baptismal water. The ed in the joyous spirit of Easter. Easter Sunday. High mass will be at 8:00 a. m. and the second mass at 10:30 will repeat parts of the Easter music. Benediction of he immediately, will close the services. ‘All are cordially invited to attend. FALL RIVER FISHERMEN Hundreds of catfishermen are reported by National Automobile Club to be working the Fall River district of Shasta County with several good catches being taken. & BIRTH Childers—In “Grass Valley, Nevada County, March 26, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Childers, of Nevada City, a son. 3 Schultz—An Grass Valley, Nevada County, March 27, to Mr.a nd Mrs. Kenneth Schultz of Colfax, a son. Renfrow—In Grass Valley, frow, a daugh ter. Hall—iIn Grass Valley, Mrs. Thomas C. Hall, a daughter. and nature high macs which follows is celebrat. JOPAMAVL 7, CUISINE FEA om F.D. La Mar. 29, 1947, to Mr, and Mrs. Clyde RenNevada County, March 27, 1947, to Mr. and Gallino—iIn Grass Valley, Nevada County, Marh 27, ,1947, to Mr. and We're right on Glenwood Ro: TOWN TALK AND THE

of from it, with ss than upressor — hore. nt, and 1 separ. omnt of me six. our, a workvith: ac install against with a ee Sery‘ion and to this’ GoverncomApril in the g, 605 ids may — oard at ih M. D, oard, at ty, Caliright to } of the NIFIED resident, cretary, April 4, fa cr Saal eo ners Re 3 __.NEVADA GITY-GRASS VALLEY NUGGET f . PAGE FIVE. Se meer aera % ee ee inet 2 Ome Cherch CV ion of prayér on Easter mo of the bright memories that will go with your child . all through the years to come. Alll the family together in the joyous commun> ASTER . rning. Let this be one . EASTER From the Rector of Trinity Episcopal Church Qn Friday we celtbrate the trageiy of the Crucifixion. It is the world’s greatest tragedy. To think that God should be made manifest in the flesh; that men should see Him mi not recognize Him; that they should actually put Him to death; there could scarcely be a greater ‘ingedy than this. It is therefore only miural that the Christian should gt apart Good Friday as a day of srrow. No one can read the story of the Cross unmoved. But let us remember that the first Quistians, in proclaiming their mesage-to the world, put in the forefront the fact of the Resurrectin. Christ is Risen! This Easter sermons on the Resurvation will be preached in every durch in the land. There is no need for me to attempt a sermon in this message. I want, instead, just to give a message of cheer to many who need it notw. All of us know something with defeat. In all too many cases we hve to confess that “we we know all of us repeat it. “is the sequel. Cy It we are content to accept or beyMoan defeat we shall never realise The Whole history of life is one of defeats ‘tacks. Every fall sees the passig of the leaves, the death of the flowers. No man is so strong, so suc‘eestul but must come to the point when strength wanes, success pass, death comes to finish the chapcertain thing te meaning of Christianity. ter, Death is th2 only life. of emeifixion. All of us, alas, know something of the good in us meeting have . 9:45 Sunday school. Easter program -@umelves crucified the good within us. We have had good plans, intentions, resolves, and we have smoth. @ed them or allowed them to lapse. other people, or the forces around us, have been too strong. They have mercome the good in us. It is a sorwyinl story, and if we are frank, i The _ trouble with most people is that they @* stop there. The story of the Cross does not fd on Good Friday. Easter Sunday Were that all, ;here must. always EMMANUEL EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rector—Rev. Frank H. Buck, M. C. Good Friday 12-3 p. m. The rector will participate in the Union Service at the (Methodist Church. As many members of Emmanuel as possible are urged to attend. : 7:30 p. m. Evening‘ prayer and sermon. During the offertory the choir will sing the anther, “For God So Loved the World” (Stainer.) Easter Sunday 8:30 a. m. Holy Communion. 10 a. m. Sunday school., At. this service the children will present their Lenten offering for missions. 11 a. m. Holy Communion and sermon. The Order of Knights Templar will attend. Details of Easter music will be given lattr. ‘ he rector hopes all members of . Emmanuel Church will endeavor to be present at the Lord’s table on Easter Day. METHODIST CHURCH Grass Valley Jesse R. Rudkin, Minister. Good Friday, 12 to 3. p. m. Union services at the. Methodist Church. Waster Sunday. Sunrise services conducted by the Methodist Youth Fellowship on Osborn Hill. Meet at Wesley Hall if weather ‘isbad. 8:30 Easter wership, Choir, special Easter anthems. (11:00: Repetition cf morning services. Baptism of infants and reception= of » members: and play at Wesley Hall. 7:00 p. m. (Choir. Easter concert. Rev. Rudkin will also hold services at Smarteville at 2:30 Sunday afternoon, assisted by the Youth Fellowship. ibe a shadow over life. But the fact that is at the root of the Christian faith is the Resurrection. Christ rose from the dead. The Resurrection is the greatest fact in all life. It is the greatest fact in nature; that tWowever hard the ground, however cold the earth, spring will break forth,, and life will force its crazy way out of the tomb. We are in the midst of troubles and defeats. It sometimes seems that all we have ever fowght for is slipping away. Death stares us in the face. We have not had time to forget the misery of World Wars, but the-nations of the-world seem busy In eddition to operating os on atnpecdens phonograph 's mstrument con be connec ted to operate through your todio by using the cord and ys Rectan and simple fons ny A pe venished with kind seems bent on the crucifixion of Man. , There is every cause for despair; they cannot seal the tomb.. the Life.’’ I believe in the ultimate ‘triumph of good over evil. I believe that God. is stronger than all the evil forces that are arayed against Him. . In our individual lives let us believe in the triumph of good. Do not despair. ‘“‘He has overcome the world.” Let us, this Eastertide, take heart because of the fact of the Resurrection. How beautiful it is to see on every hedge and * tree, the signs of life returning to the earth. The glories of spring are worth the trials and the sufferings of wintet, The annual miracle of the spring ought to bring fresh hope to eveTy tired soul. Get out into the open and see God at work in nature. Leave the crowded streets and the noisy highways. Go where the flowers hide their modest heads. Watch the leaves unfolding on the branch of the tree. Look at the birds building their nests, listen to their song. Christ is Risen! Death was not able to bind Him. Thére is good in \eannot quench. Give it a chance There is hope in your heart, so room to it this Eastertide. for even greater catastrophe. Manexcept for the fact that Christ is ;. Risen. Man may do their.worst,, but “I believe in the Resurrection and SCHEDULE OF EASTER AND GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES METHODIST CHURCH : Nevada City Chaplain M. O. Duniap, in charge. Good Friday,,6:30 p. m. Ftllowship supper, social hall. 8:00 pp. wm. Church, Communion service., Services for Easter Sunday will be announced by Rev. Joseph W. Moore who will return for the Easter de‘votions. CANICE CATHOLIC CHURCH Nevada City Good Friday. 9:00 a. m. Reading of the Gospel narrative of the Passion and Death of Christ, ‘the Veneration of the Cross, the Mass of the Presanctified. 2:00 to 3:00 p. m. Way of the Cross and Meditation on the Death of Jesus Christ. This devotion willgbe repeated in the evening from 7:00 to 8:00. Holy Saturday. 8/00 a.m. Reading of the Prophecies’ for the Old Testament foreshadowing the _ re> demptive work of Christ and. the blessing of the baptismal water. The high mass which follows is celebrated in the joyous spirit of Easter. Easter Sunday. High mass will be at 8:00 and the second mass at 10:30 will repeat pris of the Easter musi. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament which will follow immediately, will close the services. All are cordially invited to attend. ST. TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rector: The Reverend Angus Miller Senior Warden, Mr. B. Hall; Junior Warden, Mr. Wm, Home; Organist, Mrs. F. Anderson; Choir Director, Mrs. C. Libby. Services

GOOD FRIDAY: 10 a. m. Showing of the “Life of Christ’? scenes depicting the “Passion of Our Lord”’ in the Broaday Theatre by kind permission of the management. 7:30 p. m. Ewvening service Trinity Church, scenes from Easter Story. EASTER DAY 8:00 a. m. Holy Communion. 9:00 a. m. Holy Communion. 9:45 a. m. Church School. Presentation of Mite Boxes. 11:00 a. m. Holy Communion (Choral) Special anthems by the choir. ‘Break Forth into Joy’, ‘The in the Holy City’. 2:30 p. m. Holy Baptism. The names of those to be baptized should be in the Rector’s hands not later than noon on Saturday, April Sth. — : : 7:30 p. m. Evening Prayer, and the showing of films pertaining ‘0 the Easter Story. ¢ To Him who rose that we might rise skies, Sing ‘we Alleluia! And live with Him beyond . the your heart that all the forces of evil o’clock. Our reading room eated in the church edifice Boulder St. and is open Wednesday and Friday, excepted from’ 2 to 4 p. m. golden text lesson sermon on the subject Unreality. citations: Colossians: walk by disease. @ ae . Risen! Rejoice! Have faith, Don’t doubt. Christ is CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH is Christian Science Society of Nevada City holds services every Sunday in their church 114 Boulder St. at 11 o’clock. Sunday school at 9:45 i Sieans as etek wit dale a. m. A Wednesday evening testimonial meeting is held on the first Wednesday of each month at “ oat 114 Monday, holidays The public is cordially invited to attend our services and visit the reading room. Every tree that bringeth not forth good fruit is hewn down and cast into the fire, Matt. 7:19. This is the for the Christian Science for Sunday, April 6 Included in the sermon are these As ye have therefore received Christ Jesus the Lord, so ye in him. (2:6) Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures Mary Baker Eddy: As for sin and Christian Science says in the language of the Master. Follow me; and let the dead bury their dead. monious and true sense of life and being take possesion of human consciousness: p. 355. UNION SERVICE GRASS VALLEY: Union services will be held on Good Friday at 12 at the First Methodist. Church. in Graces Valley. The seven’ churches participating in the services are the Salvation Army, Church of the Nazarene, Assembly of God, Congregational, Baptist, Methodist and Emmanuel E\piscopal. The Seven Words on the Cross 12:00 to 1:00. Introductory remarks by J. R. Rudkin. : lst—Word of Intercession, Rev: J. T. Seay. : Solo, Mrs. Allen Miller. 2nd—-Word of Pardon, Major Mary Smith. Solo, Mrs. John Hollow. 1:00 to 2:00. 3rd—Word of Care Rev. F.H. Buck. Male quartet. 4th—Word of loneliness, Rev. W. W. Turner. Solo, “(Near ~ the Ralph Srtain. bth—-Word of Human Being, Rev. J. M. Horn. Solo, “Christ of the Cross,”’ Ann Hathaway, 2:00 to 3:00. 6th—Word of Victory, Rev. W. A. McBride. Methodist Choir, Cross.” 7th—wWord of Trust, Rev. J. R. Rudkin. ; Closing hymn, “Wihen I Survey the Wondrous ,Cross.”’ Cross’’, Mrs. Mrs. “Nail-< to the CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Grass Valley Rev. W, W. Turner. Good Friday. 7:30 p. m. Rev. Turner speaking on ‘Psalm of the Cross.”’ r Easter Sunday. 11:00 a: m. Subject: Resurrection of Power. 7:30 p. m. Regular evening strvice. Special Easter music by the choir. Grass Valley Good Friday. 9:00 a. m. Reading Jof the Gospel narrative of the Passion and Death of Christ, the Veneration of the Cross, the Mass of the Presanctified. 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. Way of the Cross and Meditation on the Death of Jesus Christ. This devotion will be repeated in the evening from 7:00 to 8:00 p. m. Holy Saturday: 8:00 a. m. Reading of the Prophecies for the Old Testament foreshadowing the _ redemptive work of Christ and_ the ST. PATRICK CATHOLIC CHURCH f UNVEIL FDR PORTRAIT IN) LOMEO0I PRESIDENT of the American Women’s Club, Mrs. James B. Mennell is shown beside portrait painting of the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt, after its unveiling at the English Speaking Union’s headquarters in London. The presentation was made by the American organization. Frank O. Salisbury painted the portrait. : Se” RES a (International) MINIMUM OPERATING COST To keep the operating costs of your electric water heater at a minimum the insulation should be of a non-flammable material -which is thick enough to resist sagging from the top. And there should be a cold water baffle, a metal deflector which prevents mixing of cold with hot water. CORD CARE The cord with the home wiring system .is quite. fiexible, but should be given proper care. Don’t run the cords under rugs or table legs or tack them to the wall, because> it might split the protective insulation. And don‘t paint the cords. This is bad for rubbér, causing it to crack. will eat 20 pounds. set that connects such . apipliances ag radios, clocks and fans . LECTURE ON: PASTURE RENOVATION . GRASS VALLEY: William Brooks ‘Nevada County farm agent, and ,dir~ ‘eotor of the Grass Valley Agricul-‘tural Extension office will address. 'the Penn Valley Farm Certer to-Inight in the Indian Springs School. His topic: Renovation. A potluck supper will be served. 4 LOW OPERATING COST 3 \ . ' i \ i Figuring the cost of ele:trvicity. at .4 cents a kilowatt hour the cost of operating a home freezer comes to ‘only a little over a dollar a month. ‘An efficient four cubic foot freezer ‘consumes less than 30 ‘tlowatt ‘hours per month and an eight cubi¢ foot less than 40 kilowatt hours. ~ Los Angeles county wih 127,008 For every 100 pounds that a cow . COWS, produces more than 400 milweighs, she will eat about’ 2 pounds lion quarts of milk annually, the of hay a day. A thousand pound cow emeeet production per county in the ! world. 4) OUR BRILLIANT blessing. of the baptismal water. The ed in the joyous spirit of Easter. Easter Sunday. High mass will be at 8:00 a. m. and the second mass at 10:30 will repeat parts of the Easter music. Benediction of he immediately, will close the services. ‘All are cordially invited to attend. FALL RIVER FISHERMEN Hundreds of catfishermen are reported by National Automobile Club to be working the Fall River district of Shasta County with several good catches being taken. & BIRTH Childers—In “Grass Valley, Nevada County, March 26, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Childers, of Nevada City, a son. 3 Schultz—An Grass Valley, Nevada County, March 27, to Mr.a nd Mrs. Kenneth Schultz of Colfax, a son. Renfrow—In Grass Valley, frow, a daugh ter.. Hall—iIn Grass Valley, Mrs. Thomas C. Hall, a daughter. and nature high macs which follows is celebrat. JOPAMAVL 7, CUISINE FEA om F.D. La Mar. 29, 1947, to Mr, and Mrs. Clyde RenNevada County, March 27, 1947, to Mr. and Gallino—iIn Grass Valley, Nevada County, Marh 27, ,1947, to Mr. and We're right on Glenwood Ro: TOWN TALK AND THE