February 21, 1946 (4 pages)

ae PAGE F OUR NEVADA CIT Y NUGGET THURSDAY, F F EBRUARY 21, 1946 —— oo $e —_ <= —— ee — Three Bread Strect . store room on Broad ‘Street however NO MORE HOG . Funeral Service For Peter FossatIs Cae: Board Takes iby the old iron doors used by the} Stores Burglarized Yearly day merchants, which are sti HL ie Jeannie Dalziel : Borne To Last Rest Antelope Census werkiare towed “an sapere aes . proof against fire and unlawful en-. Funeral services were held Mon-. Funeral services were held Tues-; SACRAMENTO, Feb. 21 — The the back rooms-o! Hitchen's sete ". try. Two or three pairs of shoes were . >t jay morning in the Myers Mortuary. day afternoon in St. Canice Catholic. California Division. of Fi¢h ~and aery, Wilson’s Shoe Shop and the . taken from the Hitchen’s shop, tional Market _some time during . 14 cca av Wersiiaie ran nisitae monday “night. . from the other shops. Cash registers . Police believe the entry was made . one kept in the front part of the. by one or more boys. Partitions DG"! tores. tween the back rooms of thé several} -stores are of slaster board and no. fue aig ES es difficulty was experienced by ~ the The city of Benicia in. Solano burglars in gainimg access the rear county qWas incorporated March 27 rooms. These are cnt off te 1850, & Daphne, that’s my Mrs., used my} last good biade, to cut her corns, so} I went to Tony’ s. Tony . straight edge and says: . waves a ! j “Tt's no good, My cousin, Joe, he . works in’ a door factory in Montes-. . ano; little place in Staté of Wash. i BOTH . SINGLE [PIECES AND jSETS -‘WITH MATCHING CHAIRS— HERE IS A BRILLIANT BUYING OPPORTUNITY IN FINEST QUALITY DIVANS AND CHAIRS—OF DURABLE, SPRING-CONSTRUCTION. LOVELY. LONG WEARING FINISHES. ALL DIVANS HAVE GENEROUS BEDDING COMPARTMENTS 2 ~~ “Buy At These Savings! Attractive Living Room Pieces By Day, Komfortable Double-Beds By Night! DIVANS RICH, RCYAL BLUE DIVAN ry Divans nae Matching Chairs . TURQUOISE VELOUR SE CEILING PRICEK—$235.46 ee $164.50 \ . WINE COLOR TAPESTRY CEILING PRICE—183.61 Sale Price . SOFT BLUE TAPESTRY _ CEILING PRICE—$239.68 ) Sale Price $159.59 MANY OF THESE PIECES JUST 'UNPACKED TODAY! The Furniture Center _ JOPPOSITE ‘VETERANS MEMORIAL (BUILDING 256 SOUTH AUBURN. STREET TELEPHONE 36 GRASS ‘VALLEY FOR REAL NOURISHMENT AND ENJOYMENT — ~ “EAT MEAT Our meats come: from the best cattle, lambs and swine that money can buy. Our service to our patrons jis built on a foundation ‘of high quality and reasonable’ prices. Ask your neighbors about us. They will tell you. KEYSTONE MARKET ~ DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. 213 Commercial Street Phone 67 Nevada City cena ~—~ Hartman Insurance Agency WRITES EVERY KIND OF INSURANCE 258 South Auburn Street, Grass Valley Phone 616 OPPOSITE VETERANS MEMORIAL BUILDING t *jington. Soldierg want doors’ for! {. house, quick. Joe, he’s busy. Then . name of a name — you know what?” I says, “‘No.”’ ‘al : . i CEILING PRICE—$95.53 . Po eee Tee ee $74.50 . . . RUST COLORED DIVAN . . CEILING PRICE—$102.98 2 . CL $74.50 . . BLUE PATTERN DIVAN . ! CEILING PRiCE—$104.32 i Sale ae es el ee ee ee $77.54 “This factory, it shut down. Joe, fhe’s got no job. Tony shoves a weekly newspaper, ‘Monesanto Vidette in my face. Tells how the Vaneuover Door Company closed, despite an order for 30,000 doors. company’s been losing $200 per carload since Septemlber ’44. Same old story material and labor costs up, government ceiling on finished doors. Company can’t stand losses, so 50 folks lose jobs. I got the same thing when I asked Daphne if we were ever going to set down again to greens and hog jowl. “Don’t talk to me, Mr. Senator, about hog jowl’’ she snaps. as she scoops up a plate of sad beans. “Here Mr. Big, read thatt.’’ “That” tells how a farmer in Paducah, Kentucky, is quitting the pork business. He spends $10 for a shoat: . $17.50 for corn; four bucks,. food supplement; twobits viccination, couple more bucks for hog ‘‘mortality’. That’s $33.75—and he’s got a 250 pound hog which is just 30 pounds more than Daphne, only I keep quiet. But govermment says he can’t sell for more than $35.97. Even ;Il can see ‘his profit on eight months work is only $2.12. Maybe it was the beans. Anyhow, I didn’t sleep very good that night. Got to thinking about a man and his (price and wondering what congress . Will be like yhen all the Tonys and Daphnes vote next fal . they’ re talking now. the way STATECUAMBER APPROVES CASE . NST PRG SPAPLL Sy mace principle of the objectives of the Case labor bill HR 5262 was voted by the board of directors of the California state chamber of commerce and the U. S. senate was urged to paass the measure. The California. state chamber of commere¢e believes that the senate should pags this bill in order to protect the rights of labor, the rights of industry and the rights of the general public’ Harrison S. Robinson, Oakland president of the state chamber declared summarizing the board action, "Wrongful and unlawful conduct on either side is destructive of the public interests. “Force, violence and compulsion are against public policy and this bill outlaws them because they violate the principles of freedom and self government upon which our government was formed and the purposes for which it was founded.” There are 3000 acres of artichok. tellofte : ‘(Chapel for Mre. Jeannie Lawrie Dalziel, who died in a Grass Valley hos. pital Saturday. Interment will take . place in Mountain View Cemetery in Oakland. She was the wife of Hugh ; Dalziel. Mrs. Dalziel was born in Scotland 75 years ago. She came fo the United States when a young girl. She had lived in Grass Valley mrore than a year. She was‘the mother of Mrs. Margaret E. Cook of Kenmore, New York. Hugh M. Daziel of Bethlehem, Pa., Mrs. Virginia K. Fulton, San Franicisco anid Walter P. Dalziel of Oakland. Five grandchildren and three great. grandchildren survive. CONFERENCE . CALLED FOR FOREST (RANGERS , Supervisor Ellis has called a meeting of district rangers of the Tahoe national forest in Nevada City this week to discuss work programs for the coming field season. Subjects under consideration at the meeting are grazing permits, road construction and maintenance, fire hazard reduction along highways and forest fire prevention. The recent increase in public use of-forest facilities has placed added responsibilities on the rangers ‘jn fire control, road maintenance and recreation according to Ellis. COMPLAINS TWO DOGS. KILLED Albert Gelhaus of Chicago Park appearing in Justice of the Peace Charlés Morehouse’s court yesterday pleaded not guilty to a charge of cruelty to animals brought by his neighbor, W. P. Dicken. Dicken comiplained that Gelhaus ieruelly wounded and killed two dogs beloniging to Dicken. He: did not describe the manner of their death. The’ trial has not been set. GARDEN ‘CLUB TO MEET The Nevada City Garden Club will meet at the home of Mrs. F. M. Touron the Willow Valley road. Mrs. Colin Tamblyn program chairman has arranged for discussions of interest to garden this afternoon. lovers. WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY All office Wig Will ‘be s, stores and public buildclosed tomorrow rass Valley and Nevada City in obWashington’s Birthday. a servance of in Church for Peter Fossat, for several years owner of the Torino Cafe on Sacramento Street. The services were unider the direction of Holmes Funeral Home. Interment wags in the Pine Grove Cemetery. Fossat was born in Italy 67 years ago. He had lived in Nevada City for twenty years. Surviving him are his daughter Mrs. Mary Cassettaria of Oakland and Tony Giacoma of San Francisco. He leaves a granddaughter Barbar Machetti.; Carte Christofor Colombo, and of F. and A. Lodge of Foresters of this city. BIRTHS ‘iBINGM.AIN—In Nevada City, Feb. 16, 1946 to Mr. and. Mrs. Donald Bingman of Grass Valley a son. HOGIAIN—In Nevada City, Feb. 16 1946 to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hogan of Grass Valley a daughter. DIVORCE ‘WILSON—In Nevada City, Feb. 19, 1946 Carlton E. Wilson, vs. Violet May Wilson; ;complaint, deserAe ey IZ Ne DOUBT” you've Slaasied chat someday you would get rid of that old yellow flame kerosene lamp, and go modern with sight-saving white light. Why not do it right now. With an Aladdin you can READ, WRITE OR SEW Safely With Far Less STRAIN and Eye FATICUE and the whole family will get’equal sscure and comfort too. In fact it » up your entire surrourdve them more life — more iy—more attractiveness. ys dy can operate an — from chiidhood to oid age—it’s so simepie. An id it’s quick-lite tco—no wa pa ical? a full fife Singie oaiion: hesd of interesting you ought to see t know abdut this wonder \ jiamp. Why don’t you NEVADA CITY Flying Service Phone 25F21 STUDENT INSTRUCTION AIRPLANE RENTALS HANGAR RENTALS AIRCRAFT SALES AND SERVICE INSTRUCTION (FOR ANY TYPE . LICENSE ROUND TRIP —Air Taxi Rates— Sacramento Oakland _..... Stocktori.200... $16 mene .. $16 2 Hours Waiting Time at Destination Additional Charge for Overtime es Planted ‘around Halfmoon bay. ak? oe AT PENNEY’S MEN’S DRESS Leave your shirt worries on ® Just A the colored and printed shirts you want! A good variety of prints in blues, tans and greens. rrived! SHIRTS $1.70 your doorstep—we have all TIES your new shirt. New ties in hand-paints and woven styles, to go with $1.49 . “COMPANY COMING? If you are are entertaining at home you will naturally play the role of good host. Select your Liquors; Wines and Beers from our fitie stock at the GOLD PAN. Famous Brands. Popular Prices GOLD PAN LIQUOR STORE PAULANE ‘AND JOHNNIE ZUGNONI Q Cor, Main and Auburn Streets, Grass Valley = ee ee ™ 08 ee J. C. PENNEY CO. 115 Mill Street, Grass Valley, California 24 STEP IN and Let Us Demonstrate It to you? Do it tomorrow, won’t you? Take our word for it, you'll find 45 it interesting and shateana There is No henna Tripod atte ALPHA sie atte PHONE 5 NEVADA CITY PHONE 88 GRASS VALLEY The deceased was a member of Game recently made an aerial antelope* estimate in southern Lassen County and ‘on the Alturas and Surprise Valley ranges. James D. Stokes assistant game manager of the division made the count in a plane pil. lioted by A. L. Reese. A total of 1736 antelope were counted in the area covered in southern Lassen county. In the vicinity of Alturas 686 were found and 245 were counted due east of Cedarville on the California Nevada line. Stokes said a funther count will be made during the latter part of February when light conditions tmprove. : The first cable car started climbing Sdn Francisco’s hills in 1873. EVADA THEATRE DIRECTION T. AND D. JR., ENTERPRISES, INC. ea Friday Saturday SHE WOULDN'T SAY YES fl —— —With— ROSALIND RUSSELL’ —And— LEE BOWMAN’) {f —And— . —With— . . RICHARD CONTE —And-— FAYE MARLOWE 00 @ Boe Sunday Monday DOLLY SISTERS . er ith— BETTY GRABLE JOHN PAYNE —And— JUNE HAVER = ed anxiety of the weather, WHAT THE BUSY HOUSEWIFE CAN DO when it rains one week, snows the next and finally clears off but begins to rain just as she is ready to hang out the family wash on the clothes line in the backyard. If she wishes to be spared the worry, the drudgery and the addi laundry each week and send it to the 25 the she can bundle up’ all GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 111 BENNETT STREET, GRASS VALLEY Telephone—Nevada City 2 Telephone—Grass Valley 108 ——— 246 Church Street ma i An vs Hooper & Weaver MORTICIANS—AMBULANCE SERVICE One moment out of all time becomes each person’s GRASS VALEEY — TIME UN RELENTING own moment for departure from this earth. For those left to carry on—we offer the much needed—complete— and dignified funeral service—the final tribute. Telephone 864 A COMPLETE BOARDING SERVICE FOR YOUR DOG The Pullen Kennels ‘ Telephone Grass Valley 613 AT CEDAR RIDGE’ i a Ree Ree Te dj} 4 a} ¢ . > , 4 « f b 4 aye anes

ae PAGE F OUR NEVADA CIT Y NUGGET THURSDAY, F F EBRUARY 21, 1946 —— oo $e —_ <= —— ee — Three Bread Strect . store room on Broad ‘Street however NO MORE HOG . Funeral Service For Peter FossatIs Cae: Board Takes iby the old iron doors used by the} Stores Burglarized Yearly day merchants, which are sti HL ie Jeannie Dalziel : Borne To Last Rest Antelope Census werkiare towed “an sapere aes . proof against fire and unlawful en-. Funeral services were held Mon-. Funeral services were held Tues-; SACRAMENTO, Feb. 21 — The the back rooms-o! Hitchen's sete ". try. Two or three pairs of shoes were . >t jay morning in the Myers Mortuary. day afternoon in St. Canice Catholic. California Division. of Fi¢h ~and aery, Wilson’s Shoe Shop and the . taken from the Hitchen’s shop, tional Market _some time during . 14 cca av Wersiiaie ran nisitae monday “night. . from the other shops. Cash registers . Police believe the entry was made . one kept in the front part of the. by one or more boys. Partitions DG"! tores. tween the back rooms of thé several} -stores are of slaster board and no. fue aig ES es difficulty was experienced by ~ the The city of Benicia in. Solano burglars in gainimg access the rear county qWas incorporated March 27 rooms. These are cnt off te 1850, & Daphne, that’s my Mrs., used my} last good biade, to cut her corns, so} I went to Tony’ s. Tony . straight edge and says: . waves a ! j “Tt's no good, My cousin, Joe, he . works in’ a door factory in Montes-. . ano; little place in Staté of Wash. i BOTH . SINGLE [PIECES AND jSETS -‘WITH MATCHING CHAIRS— HERE IS A BRILLIANT BUYING OPPORTUNITY IN FINEST QUALITY DIVANS AND CHAIRS—OF DURABLE, SPRING-CONSTRUCTION. LOVELY. LONG WEARING FINISHES. ALL DIVANS HAVE GENEROUS BEDDING COMPARTMENTS 2 ~~ “Buy At These Savings! Attractive Living Room Pieces By Day, Komfortable Double-Beds By Night! DIVANS RICH, RCYAL BLUE DIVAN ry Divans nae Matching Chairs . TURQUOISE VELOUR SE CEILING PRICEK—$235.46 ee $164.50 \ . WINE COLOR TAPESTRY CEILING PRICE—183.61 Sale Price . SOFT BLUE TAPESTRY _ CEILING PRICE—$239.68 ) Sale Price $159.59 MANY OF THESE PIECES JUST 'UNPACKED TODAY! The Furniture Center _ JOPPOSITE ‘VETERANS MEMORIAL (BUILDING 256 SOUTH AUBURN. STREET TELEPHONE 36 GRASS ‘VALLEY FOR REAL NOURISHMENT AND ENJOYMENT — ~ “EAT MEAT Our meats come: from the best cattle, lambs and swine that money can buy. Our service to our patrons jis built on a foundation ‘of high quality and reasonable’ prices. Ask your neighbors about us. They will tell you. KEYSTONE MARKET ~ DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. 213 Commercial Street Phone 67 Nevada City cena ~—~ Hartman Insurance Agency WRITES EVERY KIND OF INSURANCE 258 South Auburn Street, Grass Valley Phone 616 OPPOSITE VETERANS MEMORIAL BUILDING t *jington. Soldierg want doors’ for! {. house, quick. Joe, he’s busy. Then . name of a name — you know what?” I says, “‘No.”’ ‘al : . i CEILING PRICE—$95.53 . Po eee Tee ee $74.50 . . . RUST COLORED DIVAN . . CEILING PRICE—$102.98 2 . CL $74.50 . . BLUE PATTERN DIVAN . ! CEILING PRiCE—$104.32 i Sale ae es el ee ee ee $77.54 “This factory, it shut down. Joe, fhe’s got no job. Tony shoves a weekly newspaper, ‘Monesanto Vidette in my face. Tells how the Vaneuover Door Company closed, despite an order for 30,000 doors. company’s been losing $200 per carload since Septemlber ’44. Same old story material and labor costs up, government ceiling on finished doors. Company can’t stand losses, so 50 folks lose jobs. I got the same thing when I asked Daphne if we were ever going to set down again to greens and hog jowl. “Don’t talk to me, Mr. Senator, about hog jowl’’ she snaps. as she scoops up a plate of sad beans. “Here Mr. Big, read thatt.’’ “That” tells how a farmer in Paducah, Kentucky, is quitting the pork business. He spends $10 for a shoat: . $17.50 for corn; four bucks,. food supplement; twobits viccination, couple more bucks for hog ‘‘mortality’. That’s $33.75—and he’s got a 250 pound hog which is just 30 pounds more than Daphne, only I keep quiet. But govermment says he can’t sell for more than $35.97. Even ;Il can see ‘his profit on eight months work is only $2.12. Maybe it was the beans. Anyhow, I didn’t sleep very good that night. Got to thinking about a man and his (price and wondering what congress . Will be like yhen all the Tonys and Daphnes vote next fal . they’ re talking now. the way STATECUAMBER APPROVES CASE . NST PRG SPAPLL Sy mace principle of the objectives of the Case labor bill HR 5262 was voted by the board of directors of the California state chamber of commerce and the U. S. senate was urged to paass the measure. The California. state chamber of commere¢e believes that the senate should pags this bill in order to protect the rights of labor, the rights of industry and the rights of the general public’ Harrison S. Robinson, Oakland president of the state chamber declared summarizing the board action, "Wrongful and unlawful conduct on either side is destructive of the public interests. “Force, violence and compulsion are against public policy and this bill outlaws them because they violate the principles of freedom and self government upon which our government was formed and the purposes for which it was founded.” There are 3000 acres of artichok. tellofte : ‘(Chapel for Mre. Jeannie Lawrie Dalziel, who died in a Grass Valley hos. pital Saturday. Interment will take . place in Mountain View Cemetery in Oakland. She was the wife of Hugh ; Dalziel. Mrs. Dalziel was born in Scotland 75 years ago. She came fo the United States when a young girl. She had lived in Grass Valley mrore than a year. She was‘the mother of Mrs. Margaret E. Cook of Kenmore, New York. Hugh M. Daziel of Bethlehem, Pa., Mrs. Virginia K. Fulton, San Franicisco anid Walter P. Dalziel of Oakland. Five grandchildren and three great. grandchildren survive. CONFERENCE . CALLED FOR FOREST (RANGERS , Supervisor Ellis has called a meeting of district rangers of the Tahoe national forest in Nevada City this week to discuss work programs for the coming field season. Subjects under consideration at the meeting are grazing permits, road construction and maintenance, fire hazard reduction along highways and forest fire prevention. The recent increase in public use of-forest facilities has placed added responsibilities on the rangers ‘jn fire control, road maintenance and recreation according to Ellis. COMPLAINS TWO DOGS. KILLED Albert Gelhaus of Chicago Park appearing in Justice of the Peace Charlés Morehouse’s court yesterday pleaded not guilty to a charge of cruelty to animals brought by his neighbor, W. P. Dicken. Dicken comiplained that Gelhaus ieruelly wounded and killed two dogs beloniging to Dicken. He: did not describe the manner of their death. The’ trial has not been set. GARDEN ‘CLUB TO MEET The Nevada City Garden Club will meet at the home of Mrs. F. M. Touron the Willow Valley road. Mrs. Colin Tamblyn program chairman has arranged for discussions of interest to garden this afternoon. lovers. WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY All office

Wig Will ‘be s, stores and public buildclosed tomorrow rass Valley and Nevada City in obWashington’s Birthday. a servance of in Church for Peter Fossat, for several years owner of the Torino Cafe on Sacramento Street. The services were unider the direction of Holmes Funeral Home. Interment wags in the Pine Grove Cemetery. Fossat was born in Italy 67 years ago. He had lived in Nevada City for twenty years. Surviving him are his daughter Mrs. Mary Cassettaria of Oakland and Tony Giacoma of San Francisco. He leaves a granddaughter Barbar Machetti.; Carte Christofor Colombo, and of F. and A. Lodge of Foresters of this city. BIRTHS ‘iBINGM.AIN—In Nevada City, Feb. 16, 1946 to Mr. and. Mrs. Donald Bingman of Grass Valley a son. HOGIAIN—In Nevada City, Feb. 16 1946 to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hogan of Grass Valley a daughter. DIVORCE ‘WILSON—In Nevada City, Feb. 19, 1946 Carlton E. Wilson, vs. Violet May Wilson; ;complaint, deserAe ey IZ Ne DOUBT” you've Slaasied chat someday you would get rid of that old yellow flame kerosene lamp, and go modern with sight-saving white light. Why not do it right now. With an Aladdin you can READ, WRITE OR SEW Safely With Far Less STRAIN and Eye FATICUE and the whole family will get’equal sscure and comfort too. In fact it » up your entire surrourdve them more life — more iy—more attractiveness. ys dy can operate an — from chiidhood to oid age—it’s so simepie. An id it’s quick-lite tco—no wa pa ical? a full fife Singie oaiion: hesd of interesting you ought to see t know abdut this wonder \ jiamp. Why don’t you NEVADA CITY Flying Service Phone 25F21 STUDENT INSTRUCTION AIRPLANE RENTALS HANGAR RENTALS AIRCRAFT SALES AND SERVICE INSTRUCTION (FOR ANY TYPE . LICENSE ROUND TRIP —Air Taxi Rates— Sacramento Oakland _......... Stocktori..200..... $16 mene .... $16 2 Hours Waiting Time at Destination Additional Charge for Overtime es Planted ‘around Halfmoon bay. ak? oe AT PENNEY’S MEN’S DRESS Leave your shirt worries on ® Just A the colored and printed shirts you want! A good variety of prints in blues, tans and greens. rrived! SHIRTS $1.70 your doorstep—we have all TIES your new shirt. New ties in hand-paints and woven styles, to go with $1.49 . “COMPANY COMING? If you are are entertaining at home you will naturally play the role of good host. Select your Liquors; Wines and Beers from our fitie stock at the GOLD PAN. Famous Brands. Popular Prices GOLD PAN LIQUOR STORE PAULANE ‘AND JOHNNIE ZUGNONI Q Cor, Main and Auburn Streets, Grass Valley = ee ee ™ 08 ee J. C. PENNEY CO. 115 Mill Street, Grass Valley, California 24 STEP IN and Let Us Demonstrate It to you? Do it tomorrow, won’t you? Take our word for it, you'll find 45 it interesting and shateana There is No henna Tripod atte ALPHA sie atte PHONE 5 NEVADA CITY PHONE 88 GRASS VALLEY The deceased was a member of Game recently made an aerial antelope* estimate in southern Lassen County and ‘on the Alturas and Surprise Valley ranges. James D. Stokes assistant game manager of the division made the count in a plane pil. lioted by A. L. Reese. A total of 1736 antelope were counted in the area covered in southern Lassen county. In the vicinity of Alturas 686 were found and 245 were counted due east of Cedarville on the California Nevada line. Stokes said a funther count will be made during the latter part of February when light conditions tmprove. : The first cable car started climbing Sdn Francisco’s hills in 1873. EVADA THEATRE DIRECTION T. AND D. JR., ENTERPRISES, INC. ea Friday Saturday SHE WOULDN'T SAY YES fl —— —With— ROSALIND RUSSELL’ —And— LEE BOWMAN’) {f —And— . —With— . . RICHARD CONTE —And-— FAYE MARLOWE 00 @ Boe Sunday Monday DOLLY SISTERS . er ith— BETTY GRABLE JOHN PAYNE —And— JUNE HAVER = ed anxiety of the weather, WHAT THE BUSY HOUSEWIFE CAN DO when it rains one week, snows the next and finally clears off but begins to rain just as she is ready to hang out the family wash on the clothes line in the backyard. If she wishes to be spared the worry, the drudgery and the addi laundry each week and send it to the 25 the she can bundle up’ all GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 111 BENNETT STREET, GRASS VALLEY Telephone—Nevada City 2 Telephone—Grass Valley 108 ——— 246 Church Street ma i An vs Hooper & Weaver MORTICIANS—AMBULANCE SERVICE One moment out of all time becomes each person’s GRASS VALEEY — TIME UN RELENTING own moment for departure from this earth. For those left to carry on—we offer the much needed—complete— and dignified funeral service—the final tribute. Telephone 864 A COMPLETE BOARDING SERVICE FOR YOUR DOG The Pullen Kennels ‘ Telephone Grass Valley 613 AT CEDAR RIDGE’ i a Ree Ree Te dj} 4 a} ¢ . > , 4 « f b 4 aye anes