June 10, 1946 (4 pages)

PE mats MES pe ometlmene tS ac RAEN OATS BAN Se cane SHEN ALINI PAGE FOUR _ NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1946 Mow dol go about buying a home? Wéat are the requiremeats for a loan? fo f gualify? dow much can . afford? How much will it cost per month? Can I barrow the entire purchase price? ls the red tape reaily gone? Wow do new building regulations help me? THERE’S A ne 7 TRAINED VETERANS’ COUNSELOR Here at Bank of America nothing takes priority over veterans’ loans. If you are planning to buy a home or a farm, or start a business, take your questions to the nearest ie of America branch. In each branch you will find one or more Veterans’ Counselors .members of a group of 1,000 especially caine to know your rights under the amended “G.I. Bill” and ngw building regulations. Bank of America NATIONAL fRN5Nos ASSOCIATION MENBER FEOERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION @ “MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM ieee GRASS VALLEY CHAMBER GIVES FOURTH A BOOST The Grass Valley ‘Chamber of Commerce is sending a letter to all . business and professional men in the eity giving the Fourth of July celebration, which this year takes place in Nevada City a big boost. The two cities join forces and celebrate in alternate years. Under the heading Nevada City’s Year, the letter. reads: The Whiskerinos, twentieth century impressions of the Forty Niners have started the (ball rolling. Both Nevada City and Grass Valley clubs have ‘been very active, Now it is time for you to think of that float you plan to enter in the Fourth of July parade, so 'we are urging all you Grass Valleyans to enter into the Forty Niner spirit and take part in the celebration. As soon as you have decided what your float will be please give the information to your chamber of commerce. Let’s éooperate to ‘the fullest. It is Nevada City’s Year. Grass Valley Students Graduate At Placer Four students of; Placer College Auburn, from Grass Valley received the degree of Associate of Arts at the college’s ninth annual commencement Thursday night, were: Paul Verne Engle, E. Hoskins, Ann Margaret Mann and Betty Jane Shepherd. csfedetetetobatestesleteted se ofesieteoteotetetes Fe Salt he he ee ee ee ee Se Sa 4 a ” ae ? hen retinitis Lake Olympia DANCE ON WEDNESDAY EVENING . JUNE 12. Kelelivivicieinieeios Nee hstest fey Ye testes feaferterte 7 tee, iv, oS 7 iv, oy ote test wey , ras CARA? eee) 7 ras ta stestestes MMA Tat MS foley Glenn Gauche and His Orchestra SWEET AND SMOOTH. WILL AGAINI DELIGHT THE DANCERS OF NEVADA COUNTY IN THE SECOND OF HIS FOUR WEEKS WEDNESDAY NIGHT ENGAGEMENTS— oh Sc Oe Me he Shc Se le Se Si Se ae Se SS Se MUSIC STYLED FOR DANCING BY Al Kenny And His Band FOR A FOUR WEEKS" ENGAGEMENT BEGINNING Sunday Matinee Dance 2TO 4P.M. Sunday Evening 8 P. M. 12 P. M. Marjorie . # . EMIGRANT TRAIL TREK PLANNED BY RIDERS Dennis Jones of Mother (Lode Ranch at Higgins Corner helow Grass Valley, together with. wellknown horsemen from Sacramento, Auburn, Napa and San~Franciseo, plans a three day trek, starting at 8 a. im. June 2:2 over the old Eimigrant Trail to his hotel in Soda Springs. : The 65 mile trip is to be made by horseback at a rate of 20 miles per day. Among the 40 enthusiasts who ‘plan to participate are Bob Scates of Auburn who twill furnish horses for those who don’t own their own. Arthur /iMerrill Brown, city supervisor of San Francisco and Paul Prom, Mrs. Jack, Renwick, Roy Smith and Donald Hurd all of Sacramento. : Jones plans to go over the trail before the expedition starts. He’ll travel iby truck and deposit nay at the two overnight camping places. Some memibers of the horseback ‘Dad, if you be good 11 buy youaq Hollyvogue Vie for Fathers Day/" Father’s Day will be a happy day if you give him one of these original California ties $1 $150 $930 ‘The Members of This Band Are Musicians Who Formerly Played With Lee Brown, Del Courtney, Stan Kenton and Jan Savitt BENNETTS and STEEL MEN’S ‘FURNISHINGS 428 MILL STREETGRASS VALLEY = — Toasty will stay at Soda Springs upon FIRE ON BROAD STREET their arrival while others will ibe a met by their families with automo-! Ay oj] stove began to blaze in the i biles and trailers in which to éonpartment promptly called, speedinly : vey the tired riders and their steeds Saturday afternoon. The fire dea home. ee partment, promply called, speedily in The excursion is planned for the. haq the danger eliminated. Damage amusement of members of the Dar-. was glight. : ty and has no connection with Whis€ : oped kerino or Fourth of July activities. fa, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Jones: have : plans under way for the entertain. ' ment of their party om the two nights NEVADA when the group will camp out. * : a \ og Walker Porter Of THE A R Columbia Hill Passes DIRECTION T. AND D. JR., (Funeral services are pending in’ ENTERPRISES, INC. ro . Holmes Funeral Home for Walker : Py Porter a miner of Columbia Hill, who died last evening at Weimar os unday, Monday and Sanitarium following a long illness. S y y Porter was born in Texas 47 years Tuesday : ago. He was single man and had ‘ ° lived at Columbia Hill for 16 years. HYDRAULIC MEETING ‘ The California: Hydraulic Mining ae Assn, will meet at the National Hotel Sunday, June 9 at 2.p. m. after the usual luncheon. On the agenda is the memorial program a Harry L. Englebright Dam, formerly called MYRNA LOY . . the Narrows Dam. The announcement ‘was made iby Secretary. W. W. .DON AMECHE Esterly. atti titi tind ee . i -Redécorate with TRiMz READY-PASTED . So Easy Anyone Can Do It! . ’ @ “The patterns are so lovely——and it’s so easy to use,” \] says this glamorous Hollywood star.‘It comes: all ready-pasted, all ready to apply. Makes every woman her own decorator!” Miss Bennett chose Trimz “Rosamond’’—one of many lovely Trimz patterns now being shown at this Ie Star ot the Intere store. Come in—see for yourself why Trimz wallnational Pictures Pros paper is first choice of movie stars, and all America! duction “The Woman Every pattern guaranteed washable and fadeproof— in the Window" guaranteed to stick or money back! Priced as low as $1.98 a box of 81 feet, complete with matching border. WO PASTE NO TOOLS NO MUSS Smarten Rooms with . Trimz APPLIKAYS, too Gorgeous, colorful, ready-cute ‘ out decorariSns for walls, ceils 4 » ings, and furnituge. Just dipi in water—and apply! Only 59c box of 7 matching piecss. 1 i ALPHA STORES, Inc. PHONE 5 (NEVADA CIry PHONE 88 GRASS VALLEY ET — WE INVITE ALL THOSE WHO LOVE TO DINE WELL TO VISIT THE Lake Olympia Restaurant Open from 10 A. M. Until 2 A. M. Every Day Dinners Prepared Just For The People’s Pleasure Our Soda Fountain Refreshments Are Served By Experts 5 TED AND BILL : i LEE JOHNSON'S TYPEWRITER STORE UNDER: MANAGEMENT OF MRS. JAMES ¥ « 207 Commercial Street @ Nevada City : (FORMERLY ‘JOHN DARKE UPHOLSTERY SHOP) NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS re x NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY : “THE PIONEBR LUMBER YARD" BUILDING MATERIALS 244 Boulder Street oe 500 Nevada City, Calif.

PE mats MES pe ometlmene tS ac RAEN OATS BAN Se cane SHEN ALINI PAGE FOUR _ NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1946 Mow dol go about buying a home? Wéat are the requiremeats for a loan? fo f gualify? dow much can . afford? How much will it cost per month? Can I barrow the entire purchase price? ls the red tape reaily gone? Wow do new building regulations help me? THERE’S A ne 7 TRAINED VETERANS’ COUNSELOR Here at Bank of America nothing takes priority over veterans’ loans. If you are planning to buy a home or a farm, or start a business, take your questions to the nearest ie of America branch. In each branch you will find one or more Veterans’ Counselors ..members of a group of 1,000 especially caine to know your rights under the amended “G.I. Bill” and ngw building regulations. Bank of America NATIONAL fRN5Nos ASSOCIATION MENBER FEOERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION @ “MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM ieee GRASS VALLEY CHAMBER GIVES FOURTH A BOOST The Grass Valley ‘Chamber of Commerce is sending a letter to all . business and professional men in the eity giving the Fourth of July celebration, which this year takes place in Nevada City a big boost. The two cities join forces and celebrate in alternate years. Under the heading Nevada City’s Year, the letter. reads: The Whiskerinos, twentieth century impressions of the Forty Niners have started the (ball rolling. Both Nevada City and Grass Valley clubs have ‘been very active, Now it is time for you to think of that float you plan to enter in the Fourth of July parade, so 'we are urging all you Grass Valleyans to enter into the Forty Niner spirit and take part in the celebration. As soon as you have decided what your float will be please give the information to your chamber of commerce. Let’s éooperate to ‘the fullest. It is Nevada City’s Year. Grass Valley Students Graduate At Placer Four students of; Placer College Auburn, from Grass Valley received the degree of Associate of Arts at the college’s ninth annual commencement Thursday night, were: Paul Verne Engle, E. Hoskins, Ann Margaret Mann and Betty Jane Shepherd. csfedetetetobatestesleteted se ofesieteoteotetetes Fe Salt he he ee ee ee ee Se Sa 4 a ” ae ? hen retinitis Lake Olympia DANCE ON WEDNESDAY EVENING . JUNE 12.. Kelelivivicieinieeios Nee hstest fey Ye testes feaferterte 7 tee, iv, oS 7 iv, oy ote test wey , ras CARA? eee) 7 ras ta stestestes MMA Tat MS foley Glenn Gauche and His Orchestra SWEET AND SMOOTH. WILL AGAINI DELIGHT THE DANCERS OF NEVADA COUNTY IN THE SECOND OF HIS FOUR WEEKS WEDNESDAY NIGHT ENGAGEMENTS— oh Sc Oe Me he Shc Se le Se Si Se ae Se SS Se MUSIC STYLED FOR DANCING BY Al Kenny And His Band FOR A FOUR WEEKS" ENGAGEMENT BEGINNING Sunday Matinee Dance 2TO 4P.M. Sunday Evening 8 P. M. 12 P. M. Marjorie . # . EMIGRANT TRAIL TREK PLANNED BY RIDERS Dennis Jones of Mother (Lode Ranch at Higgins Corner helow Grass Valley, together with. wellknown horsemen from Sacramento, Auburn, Napa and San~Franciseo, plans a three day trek, starting at 8 a. im. June 2:2 over the old Eimigrant Trail to his hotel in Soda

Springs. : The 65 mile trip is to be made by horseback at a rate of 20 miles per day. Among the 40 enthusiasts who ‘plan to participate are Bob Scates of Auburn who twill furnish horses for those who don’t own their own. Arthur /iMerrill Brown, city supervisor of San Francisco and Paul Prom, Mrs. Jack, Renwick, Roy Smith and Donald Hurd all of Sacramento. : Jones plans to go over the trail before the expedition starts. He’ll travel iby truck and deposit nay at the two overnight camping places. Some memibers of the horseback ‘Dad, if you be good 11 buy youaq Hollyvogue Vie for Fathers Day/" Father’s Day will be a happy day if you give him one of these original California ties $1 $150 $930 ‘The Members of This Band Are Musicians Who Formerly Played With Lee Brown, Del Courtney, Stan Kenton and Jan Savitt BENNETTS and STEEL MEN’S ‘FURNISHINGS 428 MILL STREETGRASS VALLEY = — Toasty will stay at Soda Springs upon FIRE ON BROAD STREET their arrival while others will ibe a met by their families with automo-! Ay oj] stove began to blaze in the i biles and trailers in which to éonpartment promptly called, speedinly : vey the tired riders and their steeds Saturday afternoon. The fire dea home. ee partment, promply called, speedily in The excursion is planned for the. haq the danger eliminated. Damage amusement of members of the Dar-. was glight. : ty and has no connection with Whis€ : oped kerino or Fourth of July activities. fa, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Jones: have : plans under way for the entertain. ' ment of their party om the two nights NEVADA when the group will camp out. * : a \ og Walker Porter Of THE A R Columbia Hill Passes DIRECTION T. AND D. JR., (Funeral services are pending in’ ENTERPRISES, INC. ro . Holmes Funeral Home for Walker : Py Porter a miner of Columbia Hill, who died last evening at Weimar os unday, Monday and Sanitarium following a long illness. S y y Porter was born in Texas 47 years Tuesday : ago. He was single man and had ‘ ° lived at Columbia Hill for 16 years. HYDRAULIC MEETING ‘ The California: Hydraulic Mining ae Assn, will meet at the National Hotel Sunday, June 9 at 2.p. m. after the usual luncheon. On the agenda is the memorial program a Harry L. Englebright Dam, formerly called MYRNA LOY . . the Narrows Dam. The announcement ‘was made iby Secretary. W. W. .DON AMECHE Esterly. atti titi tind ee . i -Redécorate with TRiMz READY-PASTED . So Easy Anyone Can Do It! . ’ @ “The patterns are so lovely——and it’s so easy to use,” \] says this glamorous Hollywood star.‘It comes: all ready-pasted, all ready to apply. Makes every woman her own decorator!” Miss Bennett chose Trimz “Rosamond’’—one of many lovely Trimz patterns now being shown at this Ie Star ot the Intere store. Come in—see for yourself why Trimz wallnational Pictures Pros paper is first choice of movie stars, and all America! duction “The Woman Every pattern guaranteed washable and fadeproof— in the Window" guaranteed to stick or money back! Priced as low as $1.98 a box of 81 feet, complete with matching border. WO PASTE NO TOOLS NO MUSS Smarten Rooms with . Trimz APPLIKAYS, too Gorgeous, colorful, ready-cute ‘ out decorariSns for walls, ceils 4 » ings, and furnituge. Just dipi in water—and apply! Only 59c box of 7 matching piecss. 1 i ALPHA STORES, Inc. PHONE 5 (NEVADA CIry PHONE 88 GRASS VALLEY ET — WE INVITE ALL THOSE WHO LOVE TO DINE WELL TO VISIT THE Lake Olympia Restaurant Open from 10 A. M. Until 2 A. M. Every Day Dinners Prepared Just For The People’s Pleasure Our Soda Fountain Refreshments Are Served By Experts 5 TED AND BILL : i LEE JOHNSON'S TYPEWRITER STORE UNDER: MANAGEMENT OF MRS. JAMES ¥ « 207 Commercial Street @ Nevada City : (FORMERLY ‘JOHN DARKE UPHOLSTERY SHOP) NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS re x NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY : “THE PIONEBR LUMBER YARD" BUILDING MATERIALS 244 Boulder Street oe 500 Nevada City, Calif.