December 9, 1946 (8 pages)

PAGE SIX _ _NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY NUGGET MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1946 } . . . Francisco airport terminal building * ‘ing week end with her parents Mr. CHECK IGNITION SYSTEM . (More than 29 million pounds 0 HIT FIRE TFRUCK—MISSED WEDDING . and Mrs: Ben Slankird. Gathered Motoris‘s ae avoid inconventence . air mail moved through the San NEWS FROM THE RIDGE bay WB By ALICE HILL seein dagalngehgidessriate cpcx-rrenccdenbben Addition: tendance at eluded M \ her ‘dau den. My lace Well, it turned ot on the surprisers as the one ‘to honored Mrs. Reulah Honman mot home having gone to Maryswille for the first time in weeks. WW weren’t to be cheated of a party,49 we all walked in on Mrs. Annie IBradley.and had a pleasant af*er-4 noon of visiting. Refreshments of cake, cookies, ice cream and coffee . were served. : . One of the pleasant occasions of! the Thanksgiving period was the! benefit supper given to augment the . (North San Juan school lunch fund. ; In spite of the downpour a crowd . of such proportion gathered = at. Twamley Hall as to tax the ably staf' fed kitchen to the limit, The tur-! keys served were truly royal birds ‘who tipped the scales above the 30 pounds mark, the heaviest weighing . 34 pounds. They were raised by Mrs. Amelia Cunningham. Mrs. Hattie Bone and Mrs. T. Adams roasted the birds. Clyde Adams and’ his brother in law Wassell acting as chefs did fa grand job. The people of the community contributed the mince .nies and other items on the menu. Oliver Martin with his faithful jeep carried dinners to the shut-ins of the community. The tables were tastefully decorated with madrone_ berries—and persimmons and waited) upon by bobby sockers Barbara Har-. ris, Pat Burgin, Kathleen M«Quinn, . {Nettie Ennis, Diahla ‘Church and Joan Hayhurst decked with jaunty caps and aprons. The affair was ably planned by our primary teacher, . Miss Effie Herrald. David Lester new. owner of Twamley Hall generously giving its use and otherwisé assistinig. Mr. and Mrs. Lester and their three children are now making Nor. San Juan their home. Thev plan to sponsor regular fortnightly public dances at the hall with the next one eoming this Saturday. December 7. Our teachers Mrs. Effie Herrald and Mrs. Connie Mahan attended teachers institute in Sacramento the first part of Thanksgiving vacation . iT WAS A QUESTION of hit and miss with Mrs. Orville Lierman, a comely Milwaukee taxi driver. Rushing to the wedding of her sister, she missed the ceremonies because she hit a fire truck. However, the newlyweds— Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mueller—come to her bedside in a hospital immeithe village and her diately after their marriage and tell her all about it. (International) Recent week end visitors of Mr. . and Mrs. H, E. Machen of Strawberry . Bar were Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Arnett of Oakland. Miss Jane Machen of Spokane, nieze of Mr. and Mrs. Machen ‘is leaving the first of the year as a intevnationall missionary to Africa, Mr. and Ms. Shove parents of S. N. Shove have returned to the village from a vieit to southern California Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Denham of Petaluma recently spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Addleman. Mr. and Mirs. Ivan S. Butler are, home again at their new house 4 mile out of North San Juan. “Recent visitors of Mrs. Ellen Solaro were her daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Reardon of Oakland and a nephew, Lester Pfister of Gridley, farm advisor helped the 4H -Club of the Ridge plant a test plot of 26 varieties of seeds on the Rhoades Ranch. This is to be their communAl Jaynes retired trapper recently . . (joyous Thanksgiving with all their shot a 410 pound bear at Lake City. Mrs. Catherine Hilden has been visiting with her mother Mre. Henrietta Rowley of Meridian for a week. Kenneth Corbett fireman first class son of Mr, and Mrs. Harold. »{ ett has just’ finished his studies at Great Lakes Training Station and after visiting his parents here will go to Norfolk, Virginia where he has been assigned ‘for a Mediterranean cruise. Mrs. Haitie Bone went to Tracy to spend Thanksgiviing week with her niece Mrs. Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Kern Fogarty had a children home to help ¢elebrate. around the festive board were also. during the rainy weather by having . another daughter Alberta Worley of. the ignition system, including wirsons, Raymond) ing checked. The majority of rainy . ind Frant “y Thanksdivine d ro w3 njoyed rt 1 Pp VW ith th \ . } } b rt hudir ) nly baby . 1 1 wp . W. A. Sherma I= . ; Mre WoV. P ge . 1 t Chico 1 had = . linner a t Elks . pl : Thankegivin day had a.-double lmeaning for Mr. and Mrs M.A. 3ryan as it was also their 19th wedMr. and Mrs. Ed Peters entertained Mr. and Mrs, Ojwen Crow! ThanksMr. and Mrs. L. W. Wood and Gordon Wood drove to Sacramento on Thanksgiving day to have dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Bart Pinaglia son of Mrs. Wood. Clara Pinaglia her youngest daughter wag also present. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Addleman en-tertained their daughter Barbara, s0n Frank Addleman and wife and family of this village on Thanksgiving day. oa Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Huge Ennis and family for Thank&Sgiving dinner. Mrs. Harrald and Mrs. Mahan spent Thanksgiving day at Camptonville with Mrs. Herrald’s sister Mrs. Mary L. Jackson. Mrs. Annie Bradbury, Robert Cassidy and George Hanper joined forees in a Thanksgiving feast. Another social evening was had at Woods hall on the night. of November 30th. Ruth and Wess Wiley furnished music for the dancing which was enlivened by square dances ealled by Fred Butz Sr. of Celestial Valleyy and broom dances. It being Saturday night a goodly number of school age were on-the floor. The hat was passed to pay for the music. The ladies brought cakes and sandDaughters Mrs. H. Brown and husvand from Napa and Mrs. Nornian Costa and husband of Downieville } —~ : and sons Raymond Fogarty and wife Mr. Brooks. our Nevada -County and son Jimmy -.of San FMafael and Norman Fogarty and wife and baby daughter and Mrs. Kern Fogarty’s mother Mrs. R. L, Burkholder and husband. . Mr. and Mrs. Buford -Sheen of Santa Maria spent the Thanksgiv. FENGS and coffee was furnished by . /Mr. and Mrs. Wood. The viands ‘were in such plentiful supply that ‘the midnight snack was more like a lweather .emergency road service; ee eee joined her parents Mr. and Mrs. Neal}. in the fiscal year ended June 30. One of the University of California received from mo-j three cyclotrons will soon be moved stalled because of wet or;from the 3erkeley campus to Los alls’ reports are 1ulty. ignition. i Angeles. See All year long we have been building up our telephone plant—adding long distance facilities. Even with this expansion, the huge volume of everyday calls keeps our equipment busy at peak capacity. We will do everything we can to handle holiday calls promptly, but with the extra volume of calls there will still be unavoidable delays. That’s why we suggest that if you place a friendly holiday long distance call, you do so on days other than Decems ber 24 or 25. Thank you. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. o/ se) 114 WEST MAIN STREET GRASS VALLEY TELEPHONE 600 . full meal. Sunday North San Juan was represented at the-~farm center barbecue at LeBarr Meadows by Mr. and Mis, Alex Mocrehead, Mr. and Mrs. Wright Colman, Aétce Hill. and Teddy Jacobs. }-POP wWe'RE ALL CAST IN THE SAME MOLILD‘is ONLY SOME £ MOULDIER ru iin MMUGGS AND SKEETER _ WASHING THE THAN THE es By J. Millar Watt : / a’ 2 OTHERS : i > _MUTT AND JEFF: BE CAREFUL AND DON'T GET MY MOTOR WET PSYCHOLOGY. SMRE THE CHILD AVO SAVE THE MAND # By Bud Fisher ¢ CAN YOU IMAGINEA JOB SIXTY BUCKS A WEEK? ONLY FIVE _DAYS A WEEK! Ti a Ky Le eS PS vx RY ‘ee e HOURS FROM TEN To FOUR AND AN HouR FOR LUNCH? te SE Rt er! aeRER A i THREE ' 0 ' MA Oye s > Js ° Se 2 3 o eae Se 4 NOT \ DOUBLE TIME FOR)gweLL! BAD! . Cheer wees (WHERE? WHERE? (WHERE: i, (2) GAL IMAGINED) ZQWS, Zest Beg ) > a Ws ‘ Nene “ar? ore YEH! / OH, I DUNNO! BUT CAN You IMAGINE seccckemah leh) Precious little pipe .s0 GAS service to thousands is delayed! Las often these days we are forced to say «ee “Sorry, we cannot connect you to gas service this month.” We have plenty of GAS for home use, but we just don’t have the pipe necessary to connect homes.or businesses to the street mains. Last August manufacturers cut off all pipe deliveries. Despite that we are doing our level best to obtain the pipe we need to-serve you. We are buying what War Surplus pipe is available: we are scouring the nation for other pipe, but there i is not enough to go around. We want you to know that everything is being done to get pipe and to serve gas wherever it is needed. It is the small “home-size” , Pipe that is so scarce today. 3%4 inch, 1 inch and 114 inch sizes are used to connect homes to street mains . Today we are getting only one-third of the amount of this pipe we require. Wanted: LINEMEN We have problems too with Electric Line extensions. We need LINEMEN . if you have had expe. rience of want to learn a well-paid permanent trade, see P.G. and E.now! B3X-W-1246 . . W

PAGE SIX _ _NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY NUGGET MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1946 } . . . Francisco airport terminal building * ‘ing week end with her parents Mr. CHECK IGNITION SYSTEM . (More than 29 million pounds 0 HIT FIRE TFRUCK—MISSED WEDDING . and Mrs: Ben Slankird. Gathered Motoris‘s ae avoid inconventence . air mail moved through the San NEWS FROM THE RIDGE bay WB By ALICE HILL seein dagalngehgidessriate cpcx-rrenccdenbben Addition: tendance at eluded M \ her ‘dau den. My lace Well, it turned ot on the surprisers as the one ‘to honored Mrs. Reulah Honman mot home having gone to Maryswille for the first time in weeks. WW weren’t to be cheated of a party,49 we all walked in on Mrs. Annie IBradley.and had a pleasant af*er-4 noon of visiting. Refreshments of cake, cookies, ice cream and coffee . were served. : . One of the pleasant occasions of! the Thanksgiving period was the! benefit supper given to augment the . (North San Juan school lunch fund. ; In spite of the downpour a crowd . of such proportion gathered = at. Twamley Hall as to tax the ably staf' fed kitchen to the limit, The tur-! keys served were truly royal birds ‘who tipped the scales above the 30 pounds mark, the heaviest weighing . 34 pounds. They were raised by Mrs. Amelia Cunningham. Mrs. Hattie Bone and Mrs. T. Adams roasted the birds. Clyde Adams and’ his brother in law Wassell acting as chefs did fa grand job. The people of the community contributed the mince .nies and other items on the menu. Oliver Martin with his faithful jeep carried dinners to the shut-ins of the community. The tables were tastefully decorated with madrone_ berries—and persimmons and waited) upon by bobby sockers Barbara Har-. ris, Pat Burgin, Kathleen M«Quinn, . {Nettie Ennis, Diahla ‘Church and Joan Hayhurst decked with jaunty caps and aprons. The affair was ably planned by our primary teacher, . Miss Effie Herrald. David Lester new. owner of Twamley Hall generously giving its use and otherwisé assistinig. Mr. and Mrs. Lester and their three children are now making Nor. San Juan their home. Thev plan to sponsor regular fortnightly public dances at the hall with the next one eoming this Saturday. December 7. Our teachers Mrs. Effie Herrald and Mrs. Connie Mahan attended teachers institute in Sacramento the first part of Thanksgiving vacation . iT WAS A QUESTION of hit and miss with Mrs. Orville Lierman, a comely Milwaukee taxi driver. Rushing to the wedding of her sister, she missed the ceremonies because she hit a fire truck. However, the newlyweds— Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mueller—come to her bedside in a hospital immeithe village and her diately after their marriage and tell her all about it. (International) Recent week end visitors of Mr. . and Mrs. H, E. Machen of Strawberry . Bar were Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Arnett of Oakland. Miss Jane Machen of Spokane, nieze of Mr. and Mrs. Machen ‘is leaving the first of the year as a intevnationall missionary to Africa, Mr. and Ms. Shove parents of S. N. Shove have returned to the village from a vieit to southern California Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Denham of Petaluma recently spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Addleman. Mr. and Mirs. Ivan S. Butler are, home again at their new house 4 mile out of North San Juan. “Recent visitors of Mrs. Ellen Solaro were her daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Reardon of Oakland and a nephew, Lester Pfister of Gridley, farm advisor helped the 4H -Club of the Ridge plant a test plot of 26 varieties of seeds on the Rhoades Ranch. This is to be their communAl Jaynes retired trapper recently . . (joyous Thanksgiving with all their shot a 410 pound bear at Lake City. Mrs. Catherine Hilden has been visiting with her mother Mre. Henrietta Rowley of Meridian for a week. Kenneth Corbett fireman first class son of Mr, and Mrs. Harold.. »{ ett has just’ finished his studies at Great Lakes Training Station and after visiting his parents here will go to Norfolk, Virginia where he has been assigned ‘for a Mediterranean cruise. Mrs. Haitie Bone went to Tracy to spend Thanksgiviing week with her niece Mrs. Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Kern Fogarty had a children home to help ¢elebrate. around the festive board were also. during the rainy weather by having . another daughter Alberta Worley of. the ignition system, including wirsons, Raymond) ing checked. The majority of rainy . ind Frant “y Thanksdivine d ro w3 njoyed rt 1 Pp VW ith th \ . } } b rt hudir ) nly baby . 1 1 wp . W. A. Sherma I= . ; Mre WoV. P ge . 1 t Chico 1 had = . linner a t Elks . pl : Thankegivin day had a.-double lmeaning for Mr. and Mrs M.A. 3ryan as it was also their 19th wedMr. and Mrs. Ed Peters entertained Mr. and Mrs, Ojwen Crow! ThanksMr. and Mrs. L. W. Wood and Gordon Wood drove to Sacramento on Thanksgiving day to have dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Bart Pinaglia son of Mrs. Wood. Clara Pinaglia her youngest daughter wag also present. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Addleman en-tertained their daughter Barbara, s0n Frank Addleman and wife and family of this village on Thanksgiving day. oa Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Huge Ennis and family for Thank&Sgiving dinner. Mrs. Harrald and Mrs. Mahan spent Thanksgiving day at Camptonville with Mrs. Herrald’s sister Mrs. Mary L. Jackson. Mrs. Annie Bradbury, Robert Cassidy and George Hanper joined forees in a Thanksgiving feast. Another social evening was had at Woods hall on the night. of November 30th. Ruth and Wess Wiley furnished music for the dancing which was enlivened by square dances ealled by Fred Butz Sr. of Celestial Valleyy and broom dances. It being Saturday night a goodly number of school age were on-the floor. The hat was passed to pay for the music. The ladies brought cakes and sandDaughters Mrs. H. Brown and husvand from Napa and Mrs. Nornian Costa and husband of Downieville } —~ : and sons Raymond Fogarty and wife

Mr. Brooks. our Nevada -County and son Jimmy -.of San FMafael and Norman Fogarty and wife and baby daughter and Mrs. Kern Fogarty’s mother Mrs. R. L, Burkholder and husband. . Mr. and Mrs. Buford -Sheen of Santa Maria spent the Thanksgiv. FENGS and coffee was furnished by . /Mr. and Mrs. Wood. The viands ‘were in such plentiful supply that ‘the midnight snack was more like a lweather .emergency road service; ee eee joined her parents Mr. and Mrs. Neal}. in the fiscal year ended June 30. One of the University of California received from mo-j three cyclotrons will soon be moved stalled because of wet or;from the 3erkeley campus to Los alls’ reports are 1ulty. ignition. i Angeles. See All year long we have been building up our telephone plant—adding long distance facilities. Even with this expansion, the huge volume of everyday calls keeps our equipment busy at peak capacity. We will do everything we can to handle holiday calls promptly, but with the extra volume of calls there will still be unavoidable delays. That’s why we suggest that if you place a friendly holiday long distance call, you do so on days other than Decems ber 24 or 25. Thank you. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. o/ se) 114 WEST MAIN STREET GRASS VALLEY TELEPHONE 600 . full meal. Sunday North San Juan was represented at the-~farm center barbecue at LeBarr Meadows by Mr. and Mis, Alex Mocrehead, Mr. and Mrs. Wright Colman, Aétce Hill. and Teddy Jacobs. }-POP wWe'RE ALL CAST IN THE SAME MOLILD‘is ONLY SOME £ MOULDIER ru iin MMUGGS AND SKEETER _ WASHING THE THAN THE es By J. Millar Watt : / a’ 2 OTHERS : i > _MUTT AND JEFF: BE CAREFUL AND DON'T GET MY MOTOR WET PSYCHOLOGY. SMRE THE CHILD AVO SAVE THE MAND # By Bud Fisher ¢ CAN YOU IMAGINEA JOB SIXTY BUCKS A WEEK? ONLY FIVE _DAYS A WEEK! Ti a Ky Le eS PS vx RY ‘ee e HOURS FROM TEN To FOUR AND AN HouR FOR LUNCH? te SE Rt er! aeRER A i THREE ' 0 ' MA Oye s > Js ° Se 2 3 o eae Se 4 NOT \ DOUBLE TIME FOR)gweLL! BAD! . Cheer wees (WHERE? WHERE? (WHERE: i, (2) GAL IMAGINED) ZQWS, Zest Beg ) > a Ws ‘ Nene “ar? ore YEH! / OH, I DUNNO! BUT CAN You IMAGINE seccckemah leh) Precious little pipe ..s0 GAS service to thousands is delayed! Las often these days we are forced to say «ee “Sorry, we cannot connect you to gas service this month.” We have plenty of GAS for home use, but we just don’t have the pipe necessary to connect homes.or businesses to the street mains. Last August manufacturers cut off all pipe deliveries. Despite that we are doing our level best to obtain the pipe we need to-serve you. We are buying what War Surplus pipe is available: we are scouring the nation for other pipe, but there i is not enough to go around. We want you to know that everything is being done to get pipe and to serve gas wherever it is needed. It is the small “home-size” , Pipe that is so scarce today. 3%4 inch, 1 inch and 114 inch sizes are used to connect homes to street mains .. Today we are getting only one-third of the amount of this pipe we require. Wanted: LINEMEN We have problems too with Electric Line extensions. We need LINEMEN .. if you have had expe. rience of want to learn a well-paid permanent trade, see P.G. and E.now! B3X-W-1246 . . W