December 23, 1946 (16 pages)

PAGE FOUR : ‘ NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY . NUGGET _ . MONDAY, DECEMBER’ 23, 1946 © soldier it was. that mysterious some-} Bucky won't be on the Dai Oro. what henoored: But there is no ex: Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rosewall drove : . thing that made his feet move when . Sta€e singing to the world with his!cuse for the lack of manners and to Alameda Saturday and returned w ‘ ; melodious alto voice on Christmts} siderati iz ‘ arin : : “M A. I N i}! ‘his heart said they «.ouldn’t. To othmsorainie, that he Will GS lokenthi sa consideration on ape part of the high Mis. Anna Tucker and her grand-. With Mr. and Mre,-Es. J. Bennetts ,ern it wes acan of beer, a letter from ae eRe Mee ae ia kes “epee students who cpa yore daughter Karen-Tucker left Friday,. who will visit theny during the holiil home or ice cream for supper. Moraia : — & = = ids around = mothers with preDecember 20th, or a visit with re-. @ays and also with Mr. and Mrs. th Bennett is just as im-. BUcky is going to be realy surprised. school age kids and who went out ee : : : jj; ale to Puck Bennetr is just as it a he hears Ni; nier Thad : : latives in Ouray, Colorado. During} Kenneth Finch. 1} ee : is countiess transfus--. W268 He Dears NBS announcer ud-. one exit and returned to get more sas : S . . portant as his countless “ cldee Me ieve aay “Barco Christmas, . tn: Soe wha : fe 4 Mrs. Tucker’s absence Mrs. Joseh . ious and «exin graftines. A couple of. °°) oa ee Wright will fill her place in the. The average annual rainfall at . : Say ok any ; ifons i i ‘ i se ; 3 hei BOB PAINE months ago when Ed and Minnie. BUCK Bennett, from all the People time that the high school youths <a See ; : county recorder’s office. San Francisco is 22 inches. in Grass Valley. We sure wish you! have acted collectively boisterous-— : e Farley dropped in to say hello to . eee x oa, sn —-— . . eke ii S “= oe sanitary were here singing with us.’”’ That’s. remember Halloween at the Veterthe San Francisco hospital } ; Morale is another. of those intangmorale. Last minute changes were. an’s Building? the first question he asked was “Ba . mee ; ‘ x e thle words that mean different things . wil) [ be well enough to sing with. ™@de ia the script Saturday after > Ae 3 : yyy . NOON. = to different people. To the infantry the Carol Choir again this year? 2 ay Fee Give a hand to George and Andy of Bastunis Produce of Sacramento for those hundred pounds of peanuts Where did the blame lie in the alj : F 'that went into those 1400 gift bags most stamupede at the big Christma 28 }enat were distributed: party at the Del Oro last Friday? Some kids we know got ushed around R . an stepped on. The police and the fifimen did all in their power to . ; avoid the confusion that resulted as RE ERIE ‘ Se ee the movie ended. and the rush for the : exits and the candy started. It -ls ies is given each year in our neigh: A J th H lid nae © ciiticult job-to-Nandle =f ae nailfoad “town Or Colfax, ACE oly oll ey crowd, whether they.pe ids noe every Chistmas season venerable H. : Sewn — that a slight mis-. 9 “Frenchy” Grenier, ithe: townl{' . : Season ty Scetetending: In the.thving :-t0sIci oc thvites the wilots t6Wie t6 AIP aa Place between the projection room Christmas tree. Held in the’ schdol wi oe i ee and the theatre party directors: in eee : saa go : auditorium aH the kids are’ there. the lobby. The. show. was esttmated Frenchy always has a big ‘fat jolly’ to last a ceretain specified time. Just . e i+, Cdails to give away his gifts 4 Hope thie io the Sliches ‘before the movie.was te end. Ray: ‘bags of ‘candy. Magicians and local. f Covieemen you've ever had. Kronemeyer was scheduled to give} talent abound and a ‘swell time is]: definite exit instructions to the lifs had “Sy all and mostly by Frenchy, Serent age groups and aisle by aisle who uses his. panty ta" chow “all's the cops and the firemen were to well with the world.” guide the kiddies to get. their eandy : = : oe: ' 7 : : and oranges. Somehow or other the te eer at : : P 5 sia a clock in the projection booth was not : fue beg ie synchronized with the theatre : : Manager's watch, so, Ray néver got .’ : to the stage to supervise orderly : ——— : : ° withdrawal—the movie suddenly endMerry, Merry Christmas to you 116 Mill Street Grass Valley Telephone 259 ed and if you were there you’ know]and you and I do-mean YOU! . . . ) One of the nicest Christmas partft ~~ ‘Bt el hetieg «Ne lee we ele oe ge ge tie exes ot -*The Yuletide Season: ‘brings j foy: ous Greetings to all our customers i and an appreciation. for: the considerations we have enjoyed during the past year. Our Good Wishes to you and yours. . he = ys HOLY NIGHT . SN \\U! Csitent. NIGHT . : = 1 TOG . 4 . 7 O11 § APDARGL . . 141 Mill Street Grass Valley — Telephone 310 CHRISTMAS IS HERE! . Spe : = vane wa It’s in the music of the cherished : . . : carols hovering like a benediction 2 : over the bustling crowds. : . Sansa; Claus has touensil. 20 & oe h ‘ s@ Time for us to send you our best _ Making more to fill his kit. . 4 + So now you know this yule: i 4 ; wishes for the happiest Christmas 7 oti : . t 4 utside of cheer ain't wort i » Pt 4 z you have ever known. gee . ¢ MERRY CHRISTMAS! o$ BERT A. SEE Berggren Jewelers : = R.J. BERGGREN oe We + 302 Broad Street Nevada City Phone 85 v4 t Nevads City * t is ic MEME MERE HEHEHE NN ENE ‘ * = 2 4 é & fo $ 3 3 ‘ en % ‘ ie 53 ee yt : ‘ s + Ss : ‘ & -h i a; = % fe 1 a Ber : a FY he: Hake up the ae ote te peas ee . Maes « wt S age . fie GREETINGS 2 What a Christmas: this is going to be, : ae ‘ ee i Has ROR holly there and holly here; ae = FA 4 : +t Page od = i pace if a ped des ,Year. ee S . ee 4 AGiinay sour Habiaes Seat! ATH aero a . e t fe af. ag i " Le Ps i i Lis We're just about ready “ « ‘ fed oe ‘, ‘e For Christmas, you -know. = : Liquor Store . The George R. Crosby”: 1 T E ADA. city Sill. . wip ae BROAD STREE gett 3 8 Ms ~ ++. 1] 310. Broad Street Nevada City Telephone: a) ¥ Pag 2 LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER 4. ; eo ve cedagite” HG 196 Pi Pine Street Nesvads B City = eens 331 a St aA

PAGE FOUR : ‘ NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY . NUGGET _ . MONDAY, DECEMBER’ 23, 1946 © soldier it was. that mysterious some-} Bucky won't be on the Dai Oro. what henoored: But there is no ex: Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rosewall drove : . thing that made his feet move when . Sta€e singing to the world with his!cuse for the lack of manners and to Alameda Saturday and returned w ‘ ; melodious alto voice on Christmts} siderati iz ‘ arin : : “M A. I N i}! ‘his heart said they «.ouldn’t. To othmsorainie, that he Will GS lokenthi sa consideration on ape part of the high Mis. Anna Tucker and her grand-. With Mr. and Mre,-Es. J. Bennetts ,ern it wes acan of beer, a letter from ae eRe Mee ae ia kes “epee students who cpa yore daughter Karen-Tucker left Friday,. who will visit theny during the holiil home or ice cream for supper. Moraia : — & = = ids around = mothers with preDecember 20th, or a visit with re-. @ays and also with Mr. and Mrs. th Bennett is just as im-. BUcky is going to be realy surprised. school age kids and who went out ee : : : jj; ale to Puck Bennetr is just as it a he hears Ni; nier Thad : : latives in Ouray, Colorado. During} Kenneth Finch. 1} ee : is countiess transfus--. W268 He Dears NBS announcer ud-. one exit and returned to get more sas : S . . portant as his countless “ cldee Me ieve aay “Barco Christmas, . tn: Soe wha : fe 4 Mrs. Tucker’s absence Mrs. Joseh . ious and «exin graftines. A couple of. °°) oa ee Wright will fill her place in the. The average annual rainfall at . : Say ok any ; ifons i i ‘ i se ; 3 hei BOB PAINE months ago when Ed and Minnie. BUCK Bennett, from all the People time that the high school youths <a See ; : county recorder’s office. San Francisco is 22 inches. in Grass Valley. We sure wish you! have acted collectively boisterous-— : e Farley dropped in to say hello to . eee x oa, sn —-— . . eke ii S “= oe sanitary were here singing with us.’”’ That’s. remember Halloween at the Veterthe San Francisco hospital } ; Morale is another. of those intangmorale. Last minute changes were. an’s Building? the first question he asked was “Ba . mee ; ‘ x e thle words that mean different things . wil) [ be well enough to sing with. ™@de ia the script Saturday after > Ae 3 : yyy . NOON. = to different people. To the infantry the Carol Choir again this year? 2 ay Fee Give a hand to George and Andy of Bastunis Produce of Sacramento for those hundred pounds of peanuts Where did the blame lie in the alj : F 'that went into those 1400 gift bags most stamupede at the big Christma 28 }enat were distributed: party at the Del Oro last Friday? Some kids we know got ushed around R . an stepped on. The police and the fifimen did all in their power to . ; avoid the confusion that resulted as RE ERIE ‘ Se ee the movie ended. and the rush for the : exits and the candy started. It -ls ies is given each year in our neigh: A J th H lid nae © ciiticult job-to-Nandle =f ae nailfoad “town Or Colfax, ACE oly oll ey crowd, whether they.pe ids noe every Chistmas season venerable H. : Sewn — that a slight mis-. 9 “Frenchy” Grenier, ithe: townl{' . : Season ty Scetetending: In the..thving :-t0sIci oc thvites the wilots t6Wie t6 AIP aa Place between the projection room Christmas tree. Held in the’ schdol wi oe i ee and the theatre party directors: in eee : saa go : auditorium aH the kids are’ there. the lobby. The. show. was esttmated Frenchy always has a big ‘fat jolly’ to last a ceretain specified time. Just . e i+, Cdails to give away his gifts 4 Hope thie io the Sliches ‘before the movie.was te end. Ray: ‘bags of ‘candy. Magicians and local. f Covieemen you've ever had. Kronemeyer was scheduled to give} talent abound and a ‘swell time is]: definite exit instructions to the lifs had “Sy all and mostly by Frenchy, Serent age groups and aisle by aisle who uses his. panty ta" chow “all's the cops and the firemen were to well with the world.” guide the kiddies to get. their eandy : = : oe: ' 7 : : and oranges. Somehow or other the te eer at : : P 5 sia a clock in the projection booth was not : fue beg ie synchronized with the theatre : : Manager's watch, so, Ray néver got .’ : to the stage to supervise orderly : ——— : : ° withdrawal—the movie suddenly endMerry, Merry Christmas to you 116 Mill Street Grass Valley Telephone 259 ed and if you were there you’ know]and you and I do-mean YOU! . . . ) One of the nicest Christmas partft ~~ ‘Bt

el hetieg «Ne lee we ele oe ge ge tie exes ot -*The Yuletide Season: ‘brings j foy: ous Greetings to all our customers i and an appreciation. for: the considerations we have enjoyed during the past year. Our Good Wishes to you and yours. . he = ys HOLY NIGHT . SN \\U! Csitent. NIGHT . : = 1 TOG . 4 . 7 O11 § APDARGL . . 141 Mill Street Grass Valley — Telephone 310 CHRISTMAS IS HERE! . Spe : = vane wa It’s in the music of the cherished : . . : carols hovering like a benediction 2 : over the bustling crowds. : . Sansa; Claus has touensil. 20 & oe h ‘ s@ Time for us to send you our best _ Making more to fill his kit. . 4 + So now you know this yule: i 4 ; wishes for the happiest Christmas 7 oti : . t 4 utside of cheer ain't wort i » Pt 4 z you have ever known. gee . ¢ MERRY CHRISTMAS! o$ BERT A. SEE Berggren Jewelers : = R.J. BERGGREN oe We + 302 Broad Street Nevada City Phone 85 v4 t Nevads City * t is ic MEME MERE HEHEHE NN ENE ‘ * = 2 4 é & fo $ 3 3 ‘ en % ‘ ie 53 ee yt : ‘ s + Ss : ‘ & -h i a; = % fe 1 a Ber : a FY he: Hake up the ae ote te peas ee . Maes « wt S age . fie GREETINGS 2 What a Christmas: this is going to be, : ae ‘ ee i Has ROR holly there and holly here; ae = FA 4 : +t Page od = i pace if a ped des ,Year. ee S . ee 4 AGiinay sour Habiaes Seat! ATH aero a . e t fe af. ag i " Le Ps i i Lis We're just about ready “ « ‘ fed oe ‘, ‘e For Christmas, you -know. = : Liquor Store . The George R. Crosby”: 1 T E ADA. city Sill. . wip ae BROAD STREE gett 3 8 Ms ~ ++. 1] 310. Broad Street Nevada City Telephone: a) ¥ Pag 2 LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER 4. ; eo ve cedagite” HG 196 Pi Pine Street Nesvads B City = eens 331 a St aA