March 10, 1930 (6 pages)

letters and Joe Sbaffi “ block letters TRE: NEVADA Published weekly on Mondays ‘at Nevada City, California, ard entered as mail matter of the second class in the: postof‘thea at Nevade City, under Act of Congress, SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year. pny address in California, in advance ... . $2.00 March 3, 1879. Outaide Cediforrmia, ity U.S. ane nee annette 2.50 Three ,Months .. .60 One Month 25. A Legal Newspaper of Generel Circulation for and Nevada County, as defined by legal statute. published at Nevada City. Arthur A. Willoughby Nevada City Printed and Editor and Publisher Elsie P. Willoughby . Associate LETTERS RECEIVED et March 4, Mr. Tuesday, Pedersen gave letters to the A, B, C and Girls’ basketball teams. oan The following A boys received . stars: Davey, Hogan, Hoskin, Huson, Janes and Pierce. The following A , team. boys received block letters: “Davies, Gleason, Masters, Polglase, . Rector. : “BR” Baker, Davis; Fisher, Macari, Hieronimous, Murchie, Wasley, Sandow, and Tamblyn received block star. “cq” Sbaffi, Toecalini, Casci, Tucker, Chapman, Sharp, Davey, Wasley, and Schiffner received letters. os “Girls” Botting, Neagle, Gleason, Smith, Towle, Costa, Murphy, and Cerro were the girls that received letters. Those players who had recefved in previous years reeeived stars this year. CANDY SALE The Honor Society gave a candy sale on Wednesday, March 5. The purpose was to raise money for the Honor Society Scholarship Fund. ' been entered in a contest conducted ESSAY ater The Nevada City High School has by the Stop Forest Fires Committee of California. Any student who wishes’ may partake in this contest. The subject is: What I Will do ‘to Help Prevent Fires; and the ilength of the essay is not to exceed three hundred and fifty words. The closing date iS March 31, 1930. THE HIGH SCHOOL NE NEWS. Edited Weekly by the Studer:ts, Nevada City High School NC ™ RICHFIELDS Junior Reporter Ruth Noyes ' Editor Senior Reporter Katherine Parsons Verne Gleason. . THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA a Sophomore Reporter . Melba Huson . The A team lost a practice game Freshmen Reporter Louise. Schrieber ‘to the Richfield team of Grass Val. aes Renerer Harrison Randall ley by 22 points. The final score, . was 40-18. SOPHOMORE PARTY The Nevada City High School de; sire to thank the following for their . servive during basketball season: The sophomores wish to remind ; Mr. Pedersen the Student Body of the Sophomore! ' Harrison Randall Party-that is to be held. March 14. Rin Jeffrey .ccc-ceceecescee [t is to be in the form of a “Barn! ‘Malcolm Graham Dance” and the girls are requested pin Sharp Scorekeeper Timekeeper ! { J { to wear. print or old fashioned wiss M. Main . Cashier’s Window dresses, and the boys to come qajvin Valentine ....0:---0 Door, dressed as cow-boys or in their Harold Schitfiet 2 school clothes. The committee for the party are as follows: Messrs. Kjorlie and Wilson for; their services. ' Committee—Eleanor; The public are thanked for the ‘backthg and financial support and the TIocal papérs, for gelagdd Cena dora Decorating Schrieber, Jean Gleason, and Margaret White. Punch Committee—Fae Murphy, and Melba Huson. Poster Committee—Pauline Roh-. rig and Zoe Tredennick. A Physical Education ro Bar Committee—Gladys Polglase, f ates The prizes are well worth trying for as the first prize is seventy-five dollars for the best essay, fifty dollars for the second best, and twen-! received a ty-five for the third best. There 18 gnq@ Melba Huson. also a Grand State award selected . from the best essays of all grades . . of one hundred dollars and a bronze_ medal. The three best essays from each school are judged at the lwehoo! and sent in to the committee. ' HONOR SOCIETY PARTY The party at the is giving a City High Honor. Society Nevada School on March 19. The permanent members of the society are entitled to bring a friend. also be guests of the society. Peter Johnson of North Columbia, was a recent Nevada City visitor. The faculty will should be sent back to school the will be. given Tuesday, March 11. N. . and p Neflson, Chief of the State Department of Physical Education, will Murphy talk on “The Purpose, Benefits, and ! ' Methods of Physical Education in. Horse-shoe Committee — Edith Our Schools’’. , Clemo, Marie Odgers, and Carl Bak-! A school program is being given" er, in addition to the talk. _ Refreshment Committee—Eleanor, All parents are cordially invited Schrieber, Nadine Neagle, and Carl to attend and it is hoped that all Baker. i. who can attend, be present. ~ The talk will be given at 2:30. REPORT CARDS ar Tao is . LUNCHEON The report cards will come out : , Wednesday, March 12. All the parThe Girls’ Association-of the High jents are asked to examine the cards School gave a luncheon on Tuesday, carefully and sign them. The cards March 4. The purpose of the luncheon was to raise money for curtains used at graduation other plays. Bayliss Lindley of Berkeley spent, <« . last week end in Nevada. wil: { Aeola Smith, Donald Macari, Ed Davey. Music Committee—Fae day following the day received. Read The Nugget mining news, Follow these simple instructions few 1. Open wrapper end. Do not tear off. at one _ @ver open end of % Fold wrapper back luaf. AT YOUR {GROCERS There’s a newer, i When you try to cut your aes dces it crumble into bits cr slice in thick uneven pieces that are awkward to eat? just the right thickness for sandwiches or toast. wasted in almost every loaf? With the old method of slicing bread by hand this cunact be eentcied, but now with the acivances in “up-to-date bakiag Gquigacc 2! becomes unnecessary. way of SLICING BKEAD BY MACHINERY. Use Gravem-ing SLICED IT STAYS FRESH! Is it difficult ico cut slices cf an! is there some thts west Tere is another s. ep-~-t! 1b mcceri: 3 Bae BR is . . PHYSICAL EDUCATION i exercises and! HARMONICA CLUB Members for a Harmonica Club are being solicited. . A Harmonica ‘. Club would be a wonderful asset to our high school. It would give students music at a low cost. Mr. Wilson especially urges the students to see about a Harmonica ‘Club. If the students get together on this suggestion, they will be . able to organize a good club: This ‘is an extra class activity to be developed after regular school hours. If you have no other musical in* terest, grasp this suggéstion. District Attorney and Mrs. W. E. eek. Miss Minnie Brand is spending a few days in Sacramento. Never befor esold at less The Home of the Pe ee a aS Weebeerrretts ‘ enserienon eee a ee HM Rin nine nie Torii iti rt IMI 2 OE ele rie tie oh Me ras re ae Serie tio Phe: . Number One Sebetedededeget wee adic a-ie We the oe oe afe sta ihe ene ASSEMBLY An assembly was called on Thursday, March 6, for the purpose of presenting three members of the Championship ‘‘B’’ team gold basketballs. The players’ that received these awards were Calvin Fisher, (eapt.), Carl Murchie, and Donald Macari. Mr. Pedersen presented the balls to the boys. —_ rhe Nugget. Subscribe for THE RUSE LE& . . BEAUTY SHUPPE . Hair Dressing and FPeauty Scoreboard . Wright visited in Sacramento last , Work. Famous Adele Miller Waterwagon oe . Toilet Articles. . Louise Martin Door SESE TERE Meee DELO OG EEE A SPECIAL OFFER LA REVE STATIONERY 49c the box than 75c Assortment of colors and newest sized envelopes. You will want a box or two of this beautiful paper. R. E HARRIS: THE DEPARTMENT DRUG STORE Rexoll Store 4 AS Korois x Radio Redes eee ofeotenke fe Gesbentendee teste ote stents nleaeoleateogenge is aleleedeite lesieoleege geofets sleefeteotesieote ole death jeomy Beate ite se Weoferte ke efesteite fe testeae eotesenteatel. of-ahs feats oteate ofeaze este oleate ake of ake ake fe-ote of Sentai testes ALL THE ODDS AND ENS3 That Make The Meal a Banquet e At this store you can ohain cveryhing you need for that meal in the grocery line. We E=ve all the delicious dishes end odds and ends that change a meal into a veritable banquet. We have the best in groceries at prices you can afford to pay. Merchandise cheerfully promply delivered. We diseppoint no one. Just give us a trial and be convinced. j. J. JACKSON We Deliver See ioieleioiotele dep teilete deed tedte PPLE A Seo yO 1c ET DEMOCRAT A na 7 A SACRAMENTO AUBURN NEVADA CITY STAGE : WEST BOUND Leave Nevada City ....2.:. 8:10 A. M., 11:40 A. M., 8:30 P. M. Leave Grass Valley oe S206 AY Mi 11S 6B Al ME 846 § M Arrive Sacramento 11:00 A. M., 2:40 P. M., 6:30 P. M Arrive San Francisco .... 6:56 P; M., 11:15 P. M. EAST BOUND Teave San Francisco .... 7:40 A. M., 11:20 A. M Leave Sacramento .... 8:00 A. M.,.12:16 P. M., 8:00 P. M. Arrive Gras Valley. .ccccsscssceso--. 10:45 A.M., 3:00 P. M., 6:45 P. M. Arrive Nevada City ..2.2.0.00002. 11:00 A. M 3: 16 P. j 6:00 P. M. iy ‘Special advant Tike i your Au RESERVATIONS ae MAIN. cons Foot oF M STREET . . . = Unsurpassed Bd ii Fs ine Tes Floating ee de luxe “ Rooms oh private bath 3 SINGLE OR eT suite ages for au dining service SACRAME: TRANSPOK’ TO

letters and Joe Sbaffi “ block letters TRE: NEVADA Published weekly on Mondays ‘at Nevada City, California, ard entered as mail matter of the second class in the: postof‘thea at Nevade City, under Act of Congress, SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year. pny address in California, in advance ..... . $2.00 March 3, 1879. Outaide Cediforrmia, ity U.S. ane nee annette 2.50 Three ,Months .... .60 One Month 25. A Legal Newspaper of Generel Circulation for and Nevada County, as defined by legal statute. published at Nevada City. Arthur A. Willoughby Nevada City Printed and Editor and Publisher Elsie P. Willoughby . Associate LETTERS RECEIVED et March 4, Mr. Tuesday, Pedersen gave letters to the A, B, C and Girls’ basketball teams. oan The following A boys received . stars: Davey, Hogan, Hoskin, Huson, Janes and Pierce. The following A , team. boys received block letters: “Davies, Gleason, Masters, Polglase, . Rector. : “BR” Baker, Davis; Fisher, Macari, Hieronimous, Murchie, Wasley, Sandow, and Tamblyn received block star. “cq” Sbaffi, Toecalini, Casci, Tucker, Chapman, Sharp, Davey, Wasley, and Schiffner received letters. os “Girls” Botting, Neagle, Gleason, Smith, Towle, Costa, Murphy, and Cerro were the girls that received letters. Those players who had recefved in previous years reeeived stars this year. CANDY SALE The Honor Society gave a candy sale on Wednesday, March 5. The purpose was to raise money for the Honor Society Scholarship Fund. ' been entered in a contest conducted ESSAY ater The Nevada City High School has by the Stop Forest Fires Committee of California. Any student who wishes’ may partake in this contest. The subject is: What I Will do ‘to Help Prevent Fires; and the ilength of the essay is not to exceed three hundred and fifty words. The closing date iS March 31, 1930. THE HIGH SCHOOL NE NEWS. Edited Weekly by the Studer:ts, Nevada City High School NC ™ RICHFIELDS Junior Reporter Ruth Noyes ' Editor Senior Reporter Katherine Parsons Verne Gleason. . THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA a Sophomore Reporter . Melba Huson . The A team lost a practice game Freshmen Reporter Louise. Schrieber ‘to the Richfield team of Grass Val. aes Renerer Harrison Randall ley by 22 points. The final score, . was 40-18. SOPHOMORE PARTY The Nevada City High School de; sire to thank the following for their . servive during basketball season: The sophomores wish to remind ; Mr. Pedersen the Student Body of the Sophomore! ' Harrison Randall Party-that is to be held. March 14. Rin Jeffrey .ccc-ceceecescee [t is to be in the form of a “Barn! ‘Malcolm Graham Dance” and the girls are requested pin Sharp Scorekeeper Timekeeper ! { J { to wear. print or old fashioned wiss M. Main .. Cashier’s Window dresses, and the boys to come qajvin Valentine .......0:---0 Door, dressed as cow-boys or in their Harold Schitfiet 2 school clothes. The committee for the party are as follows: Messrs. Kjorlie and Wilson for; their services. ' Committee—Eleanor; The public are thanked for the ‘backthg and financial support and the TIocal papérs, for gelagdd Cena dora Decorating Schrieber, Jean Gleason, and Margaret White. Punch Committee—Fae Murphy, and Melba Huson. Poster Committee—Pauline Roh-. rig and Zoe Tredennick. A Physical Education ro Bar Committee—Gladys Polglase, f ates The prizes are well worth trying for as the first prize is seventy-five dollars for the best essay, fifty dollars for the second best, and twen-! received a ty-five for the third best. There 18 gnq@ Melba Huson. also a Grand State award selected . from the best essays of all grades . . of one hundred dollars and a bronze_ medal. The three best essays from each school are judged at the lwehoo! and sent in to the committee. ' HONOR SOCIETY PARTY The party at the is giving a City High Honor. Society Nevada School on March 19. The permanent members of the society are entitled to bring a friend. also be guests of the society. Peter Johnson of North Columbia, was a recent Nevada City visitor. The faculty will should be sent back to school the will be. given Tuesday, March 11. N. . and p Neflson, Chief of the State Department of Physical Education, will Murphy talk on “The Purpose, Benefits, and ! ' Methods of Physical Education in. Horse-shoe Committee — Edith Our Schools’’. , Clemo, Marie Odgers, and Carl Bak-! A school program is being given" er, in addition to the talk. _ Refreshment Committee—Eleanor, All parents are cordially invited Schrieber, Nadine Neagle, and Carl to attend and it is hoped that all Baker. i. who can attend, be present. ~ The talk will be given at 2:30. REPORT CARDS ar Tao is . LUNCHEON The report cards will come out : , Wednesday, March 12. All the parThe Girls’ Association-of the High jents are asked to examine the cards School gave a luncheon on Tuesday, carefully and sign them. The cards March 4. The purpose of the luncheon was to raise money for curtains

used at graduation other plays. Bayliss Lindley of Berkeley spent, <« . last week end in Nevada. wil: { Aeola Smith, Donald Macari, Ed Davey. Music Committee—Fae day following the day received. Read The Nugget mining news, Follow these simple instructions few 1. Open wrapper end. Do not tear off. at one _ @ver open end of % Fold wrapper back luaf. AT YOUR {GROCERS There’s a newer, i When you try to cut your aes dces it crumble into bits cr slice in thick uneven pieces that are awkward to eat? just the right thickness for sandwiches or toast.. wasted in almost every loaf? With the old method of slicing bread by hand this cunact be eentcied, but now with the acivances in “up-to-date bakiag Gquigacc 2! becomes unnecessary. way of SLICING BKEAD BY MACHINERY. Use Gravem-ing SLICED IT STAYS FRESH! Is it difficult ico cut slices cf an! is there some thts west Tere is another s. ep-~-t! 1b mcceri: 3 Bae BR is . . PHYSICAL EDUCATION i exercises and! HARMONICA CLUB Members for a Harmonica Club are being solicited. . A Harmonica ‘. Club would be a wonderful asset to our high school. It would give students music at a low cost. Mr. Wilson especially urges the students to see about a Harmonica ‘Club. If the students get together on this suggestion, they will be . able to organize a good club: This ‘is an extra class activity to be developed after regular school hours. If you have no other musical in* terest, grasp this suggéstion. District Attorney and Mrs. W. E. eek. Miss Minnie Brand is spending a few days in Sacramento. Never befor esold at less The Home of the Pe ee a aS Weebeerrretts ‘ enserienon eee a ee HM Rin nine nie Torii iti rt IMI 2 OE ele rie tie oh Me ras re ae Serie tio Phe: . Number One Sebetedededeget wee adic a-ie We the oe oe afe sta ihe ene ASSEMBLY An assembly was called on Thursday, March 6, for the purpose of presenting three members of the Championship ‘‘B’’ team gold basketballs. The players’ that received these awards were Calvin Fisher, (eapt.), Carl Murchie, and Donald Macari. Mr. Pedersen presented the balls to the boys. —_ rhe Nugget. Subscribe for THE RUSE LE& . . BEAUTY SHUPPE . Hair Dressing and FPeauty Scoreboard . Wright visited in Sacramento last , Work. Famous Adele Miller Waterwagon oe . Toilet Articles. . Louise Martin Door SESE TERE Meee DELO OG EEE A SPECIAL OFFER LA REVE STATIONERY 49c the box than 75c Assortment of colors and newest sized envelopes. You will want a box or two of this beautiful paper. R. E HARRIS: THE DEPARTMENT DRUG STORE Rexoll Store 4 AS Korois x Radio Redes eee ofeotenke fe Gesbentendee teste ote stents nleaeoleateogenge is aleleedeite lesieoleege geofets sleefeteotesieote ole death jeomy Beate ite se Weoferte ke efesteite fe testeae eotesenteatel. of-ahs feats oteate ofeaze este oleate ake of ake ake fe-ote of Sentai testes ALL THE ODDS AND ENS3 That Make The Meal a Banquet e At this store you can ohain cveryhing you need for that meal in the grocery line. We E=ve all the delicious dishes end odds and ends that change a meal into a veritable banquet. We have the best in groceries at prices you can afford to pay. Merchandise cheerfully promply delivered. We diseppoint no one. Just give us a trial and be convinced. j. J. JACKSON We Deliver See ioieleioiotele dep teilete deed tedte PPLE A Seo yO 1c ET DEMOCRAT A na 7 A SACRAMENTO AUBURN NEVADA CITY STAGE : WEST BOUND Leave Nevada City ........2.:.. 8:10 A. M., 11:40 A. M., 8:30 P. M. Leave Grass Valley oe S206 AY Mi 11S 6B Al ME 846 § M Arrive Sacramento 11:00 A. M., 2:40 P. M., 6:30 P. M Arrive San Francisco ........ 6:56 P; M., 11:15 P. M. EAST BOUND Teave San Francisco ........ 7:40 A. M., 11:20 A. M Leave Sacramento ........ 8:00 A. M.,.12:16 P. M., 8:00 P. M. Arrive Gras Valley. ..ccccsscssceso--. 10:45 A.M., 3:00 P. M., 6:45 P. M. Arrive Nevada City ....2.2.0.00002. 11:00 A. M 3: 16 P. j 6:00 P. M. iy ‘Special advant Tike i your Au RESERVATIONS ae MAIN. cons Foot oF M STREET . . . = Unsurpassed Bd ii Fs ine Tes Floating ee de luxe “ Rooms oh private bath 3 SINGLE OR eT suite ages for au dining service SACRAME: TRANSPOK’ TO