February 20, 1947 (6 pages)

RS 1. aE AP : . Valley Wugeet jal Newspaper, as defined by akcoe” "yraen a aa Published at Se : Nevada — California Owner and Publisher Editor aa _ a ~ =a Published Somi-Weekiy, Monuday and Thursday at Nevada City, California, and entered a matter of the second ciasgs in the postoffice at Ts. City under Act of Congress, March 3 1 sone SUBSCRIPTION RATES _One month Se AE ,----. BO cents et Gidea which came to:flower in this: Washington i is little more than a cennatal philos anon a oan major nations in the and altered the basic fabric of their governa the Prices of life demands. That it 0 gore the people is a testimoinl to emia 06, to the wisdom of idiow aenives, ‘Washington's name will weary of his birth on February 22, saticmal holidey. but a day on which the find occasion to dwell upon his im-. of freedom. That many such people on Washington's ideals, without em into effect, is a source of regret ans. , Hitler onée said national d did not mean it. America measure of it —Con+ ; TO NICKEL ee HP. DAVIS ile of February 14, under the "", attention is called to the inding a nickel among their This. the editorial states, mi: a hentai vie ESE Ee ae ee ee Soe Oe NEVADA CITY. GRASS VALLEY" NUGGET ae es DANCE PLANS TO BE YOUTH COUNCIL TOPIC AT MEETING FRIDAY . NEVADA CITY: Tne Youth Recreation Council will meet Friday night at 7:30 P. M. in the Chamber of Commerce room in the City Hall. Mrs. Horace Ward Sheldon will outline plans for the youth recreation benefit, dance scheduled to be held at the Elks hall on March 1st. All local organizations are urged this important meeting. AM interested persons are welcome to attend. LICENSE PLATES ARE ON THE WAY Vehicle owners of Nevada City and Grass Valley who have not yet raceived their 1947 license plates and registration cards are asked not to worry and to refrain from writing letters to the Department of Motor Vehicles, in a message received here today from Director Edgar E. Lampton. Althonzh the plates are being mailed out as fast as they are made up by “the manufacturer, Lampton said, it will not be pessible to produce ali of the 147 plate contract before early April because of the steel shortage, onsequently, it will ve close to May 1 before all plates have been mailed out to applicants. At this time approximately 14,250,000 pairs of plates have been received from the manufacturer out of a contract that is close to 3,000,000 pairs. Meanwhile, the 1947 registration cards are being processed in the chronological order received and are being mailed to local vehicle owners independently of plates so that vehicles Thay be trtnsferred if desired. ¢ ‘Valentine Party For = GRASS VALLEY: Mrs. Larry TayJor was hostess last’Saturday night to the students of Mt. St. Mary’s Academy. It wads a valentine pariy given in Serra Hall.-The hall was decorated appropriately in red and white. > ye chairman was Susanne Wattun; decorations chairman, Joyce Hastings; refreshments, Mary Ann Schultz; invitations, Mary Jane Kaufman. Thirty two students were . eiiests, DOGS. AND .CATS MAY SPREAD BRUC TO MAN. Brucellosis, _. commonly called Bang’s isease in cattle and undulapt fever in man, can infect dogs and ward signs of the disease, according to the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association. This fact Spould be given serioas thought by all pet*owners the Journal says, because it appears that dogs and cats may be capable of spreading this disease to their owners as well as to other animals. Common site of brucellosis infection in pets is the genital organs and often it can be detected only through an + autopsy. m3 IF YOU NEED MONEY TO IMPROVE YOUR HOME SEE US—We finance all cost including labor. Add that room or . Remodel, Repair, Redecorate. . NO DOWN PAYMENT NO MORTGAGE No COSIGNERS onth ‘to pay. Payments as as $5.27 per month, HILLS FLAT LUMBER CO. . TELEPHONE 699 to send a representative to attend: cats without their ever showing out. SA NE RR CT \ ee eS oe OED ASS EE NNR Nae NEP An Explorers Troop of Senior Scouts will be organized next Tuesday evening under sponsorship of the Grass Valley Lions Club. The committee in charge of rganization consists of Lien Club members, W. D. Waldron, chairman, . Victor Montre and Harold McFee. A . large number of the Explorers troop will be drawn from Boy Scout Troop No. 4, which also is peer his by, the Lions. NATIONAL GUARD MEET “GRASS VALLEY: Company £&, Grass ValleyJNevada City National Guard will meet this evening in the Veterans. Memorial Building at 7 o’clock. High school students have been may become acquainted with opportunities offered in National Guard service. The company officers are still screening the membership in an effort to obtain a capabie first sergeant and a company clerk. WARNING TO CYCLISTS Stunting, speeding, riding without alight after dark and weaving in and out of traffic when riding’a bike is a short cut to tragedy. It may be smart to perform like this, but it isn’t smart to have an accident. ADVERTISEMENT COOKED A FINE DINNER: THEN THREW IT TO DOG One lady recently stated that she uséd to throw her own dinner to the ‘dog most of the time. It made her sick just to look at anything to éat. She was swollen with gas, full of bloat, had headaches, felt worn out and was badly constipated. Finally she got KAL-0-DEX and says shé now eats everything in sight ani digests it perfectly. She is enjoying life once more and feels like "some other woman”’ since taking this New Compound. KAL-O-DEX contains 5. Great Herbs; they cleanse bowels, clear gas from stomach, acts on sluggish intestines and as a diuretic on kidneys. Miserable pedple sooi feel different all over. So don’t £o on suffering! Get KAI-O-DEX. Sold by all drug stores here in Nevada City. Adv. invited to attend im order that they Mrs. Jens. in Married To Albert Kraseva c In San Francisco NEVADA CITY: Friends in this city have received announcements of the marriage of Mrs. Joseph D. Regan of San Francisco to Albert Krasevaec, formerly of Grass Valley, in the Star of the Sea Church in San Francisco. Monsignor Patrick Ryan celebrated the nuptial mass. Mre. Krasevac is the daighter of the late Mr. and Mrs. S.-W. Schmidt of this city and owns a beautiful old resident on Broad Street. She graduated from the Nevada City high school and Mills College. Krasevae is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Krasevac of Grass Valley. He graduated from the Graés Valley high school and the University of California. During the war’he was an officer in the U. & Army Air Corps and won the Distinguished ‘Flying Cross and the Air Medal with 11 Oak Leaf clusters. He is a brother of Mrs. Elmer Fischer of this city, of Mrs. Allen Newell, Roseville, Miss Virginia Krasevac, San Francisco and George Krasevac, Kimberly, igeene: erie ‘ THURSDAY, F EBRUARY 20, . 947 The avocado is the ‘tree otc an ergreen tree of the laure] family, “ i Nevada means SNOWY-white. / QUALITY . LIQUORS Are Our Specialty You can always have a» good time here LUNCH COUNTER ' OPEN TILL: 2 A. M. Spend Setyuiay night here SUCCESS CAFE Broad Street, Nevada City Frank Duffy [ kenten Foon SPE love our entrees of: HALIBUT Valley Grill in. all their succulent deliciousness. IN SEA FOOD are being featured during Lent at the You'll LOBSTER CRAB SCALLOPS SALMON CLAMS” OYSTERS “SHRIMPS ABALONE AND OTHER GRAND SEA FOODS AT Valley Grill 103 MILL STREET — GRASS VALLEY . all seer ao TAKE YOUR CHOICE Convenient Beauty or MAKE You HAPPY AT YOUR HOMEWORK. The Furniture Center THE HOME OF F" FURNITURE 256 South Auburn Stet = sae Veterans Moose eee Grass Veltey” Building

RS 1. aE AP : . Valley Wugeet jal Newspaper, as defined by akcoe” "yraen a aa Published at Se : Nevada — California Owner and Publisher Editor aa _ a ~ =a Published Somi-Weekiy, Monuday and Thursday at Nevada City, California, and entered a matter of the second ciasgs in the postoffice at Ts. City under Act of Congress, March 3 1 sone SUBSCRIPTION RATES _One month Se AE ,----. BO cents et Gidea which came to:flower in this: Washington i is little more than a cennatal philos anon a oan major nations in the and altered the basic fabric of their governa the Prices of life demands. That it 0 gore the people is a testimoinl to emia 06, to the wisdom of idiow aenives, ‘Washington's name will weary of his birth on February 22, saticmal holidey. but a day on which the find occasion to dwell upon his im-. of freedom. That many such people on Washington's ideals, without em into effect, is a source of regret ans. , Hitler onée said national d did not mean it. America measure of it —Con+ ; TO NICKEL ee HP. DAVIS ile of February 14, under the "", attention is called to the inding a nickel among their This. the editorial states, mi: a hentai vie ESE Ee ae ee ee Soe Oe NEVADA CITY. GRASS VALLEY" NUGGET ae es DANCE PLANS TO BE YOUTH COUNCIL TOPIC AT MEETING FRIDAY . NEVADA CITY: Tne Youth Recreation Council will meet Friday night at 7:30 P. M. in the Chamber of Commerce room in the City Hall. Mrs. Horace Ward Sheldon will outline plans for the youth recreation benefit, dance scheduled to be held at the Elks hall on March 1st. All local organizations are urged this important meeting. AM interested persons are welcome to attend. LICENSE PLATES ARE ON THE WAY Vehicle owners of Nevada City and Grass Valley who have not yet raceived their 1947 license plates and registration cards are asked not to worry and to refrain from writing letters to the Department of Motor Vehicles, in a message received here today from Director Edgar E. Lampton. Althonzh the plates are being mailed out as fast as they are made up by “the manufacturer, Lampton said, it will not be pessible to produce ali of the 147 plate contract before early April because of the steel shortage, onsequently, it will ve close to May 1 before all plates have been mailed out to applicants. At this time approximately 14,250,000 pairs of plates have been received from the manufacturer out of a contract that is close to 3,000,000 pairs. Meanwhile, the 1947 registration cards are being processed in the chronological order received and are being mailed to local vehicle owners independently of plates so that vehicles Thay be trtnsferred if desired. ¢ ‘Valentine Party For = GRASS VALLEY: Mrs. Larry TayJor was hostess last’Saturday night to the students of Mt. St. Mary’s Academy. It wads a valentine pariy given in Serra Hall.-The hall was decorated appropriately in red and white. > ye chairman was Susanne Wattun; decorations chairman, Joyce Hastings; refreshments, Mary Ann Schultz; invitations, Mary Jane Kaufman. Thirty two students were . eiiests, DOGS. AND .CATS MAY SPREAD BRUC TO MAN. Brucellosis, _. commonly called Bang’s isease in cattle and undulapt fever in man, can infect dogs and ward signs of the disease, according to the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association. This fact Spould be given serioas thought by all pet*owners the Journal says, because it appears that dogs and cats may be capable of spreading this disease to their owners as well as to other animals. Common site of brucellosis infection in pets is the genital organs and often it can be detected only through an + autopsy. m3 IF YOU NEED MONEY TO IMPROVE YOUR HOME SEE US—We finance all cost including labor. Add that room or . Remodel, Repair, Redecorate. . NO DOWN PAYMENT NO MORTGAGE No COSIGNERS onth ‘to pay. Payments as as $5.27 per month, HILLS FLAT LUMBER CO. . TELEPHONE 699 to send a representative to attend: cats without their ever showing out. SA NE RR CT \ ee eS oe OED ASS EE NNR Nae NEP An Explorers Troop of Senior Scouts will be organized next Tuesday evening under

sponsorship of the Grass Valley Lions Club. The committee in charge of rganization consists of Lien Club members, W. D. Waldron, chairman, . Victor Montre and Harold McFee. A . large number of the Explorers troop will be drawn from Boy Scout Troop No. 4, which also is peer his by, the Lions. NATIONAL GUARD MEET “GRASS VALLEY: Company £&, Grass ValleyJNevada City National Guard will meet this evening in the Veterans. Memorial Building at 7 o’clock. High school students have been may become acquainted with opportunities offered in National Guard service. The company officers are still screening the membership in an effort to obtain a capabie first sergeant and a company clerk. WARNING TO CYCLISTS Stunting, speeding, riding without alight after dark and weaving in and out of traffic when riding’a bike is a short cut to tragedy. It may be smart to perform like this, but it isn’t smart to have an accident. ADVERTISEMENT COOKED A FINE DINNER: THEN THREW IT TO DOG One lady recently stated that she uséd to throw her own dinner to the ‘dog most of the time. It made her sick just to look at anything to éat. She was swollen with gas, full of bloat, had headaches, felt worn out and was badly constipated. Finally she got KAL-0-DEX and says shé now eats everything in sight ani digests it perfectly. She is enjoying life once more and feels like "some other woman”’ since taking this New Compound. KAL-O-DEX contains 5. Great Herbs; they cleanse bowels, clear gas from stomach, acts on sluggish intestines and as a diuretic on kidneys. Miserable pedple sooi feel different all over. So don’t £o on suffering! Get KAI-O-DEX. Sold by all drug stores here in Nevada City. Adv. invited to attend im order that they Mrs. Jens. in Married To Albert Kraseva c In San Francisco NEVADA CITY: Friends in this city have received announcements of the marriage of Mrs. Joseph D. Regan of San Francisco to Albert Krasevaec, formerly of Grass Valley, in the Star of the Sea Church in San Francisco. Monsignor Patrick Ryan celebrated the nuptial mass. Mre. Krasevac is the daighter of the late Mr. and Mrs. S.-W. Schmidt of this city and owns a beautiful old resident on Broad Street. She graduated from the Nevada City high school and Mills College. Krasevae is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Krasevac of Grass Valley. He graduated from the Graés Valley high school and the University of California. During the war’he was an officer in the U. & Army Air Corps and won the Distinguished ‘Flying Cross and the Air Medal with 11 Oak Leaf clusters. He is a brother of Mrs. Elmer Fischer of this city, of Mrs. Allen Newell, Roseville, Miss Virginia Krasevac, San Francisco and George Krasevac, Kimberly, igeene: erie ‘ THURSDAY, F EBRUARY 20, . 947 The avocado is the ‘tree otc an ergreen tree of the laure] family, “ i Nevada means SNOWY-white. / QUALITY . LIQUORS Are Our Specialty You can always have a» good time here LUNCH COUNTER ' OPEN TILL: 2 A. M. Spend Setyuiay night here SUCCESS CAFE Broad Street, Nevada City Frank Duffy [ kenten Foon SPE love our entrees of: HALIBUT Valley Grill in. all their succulent deliciousness. IN SEA FOOD are being featured during Lent at the You'll LOBSTER CRAB SCALLOPS SALMON CLAMS” OYSTERS “SHRIMPS ABALONE AND OTHER GRAND SEA FOODS AT Valley Grill 103 MILL STREET — GRASS VALLEY . all seer ao TAKE YOUR CHOICE Convenient Beauty or MAKE You HAPPY AT YOUR HOMEWORK. The Furniture Center THE HOME OF F" FURNITURE 256 South Auburn Stet = sae Veterans Moose eee Grass Veltey” Building