March 10, 1947 (6 pages)

NEVADA CITY-G -GRASS VALLEY NC NUGGET —e 805 hil ‘eres, Nevada City, Telephone 36 ‘Legal eens as defined by statute. Printed and Published at : Nevada City, Gemorne Owner and Publisher f Editor M. LEETE, Jr. # ~ -‘ Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Thursday at Nevada City, Calffornia, and entered as matter of the second class in the postoffice at! Nevada City aader Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. at TON RATES Sande wnpeseennndaman gs cceccecessocesewersneee e a of fhe Usifed States i is now more conservaWar brought to us abruptly and uncomfort-) ion that the resources of our country are not in Pika abis tradition that ours is the richwo a were first shocked and unbelieving id not enough of various important comle have taken siitiicndi ; Finger Ap earn at black markets. , in small ways, doing it earnestly d this i is all to the good. We should of peace we maintain the type. of r the stress of war. But are we realthe larger sense, as we shall need aie service had a ‘is strugg!e to prevent ig , the cutting of timber, and other types parks and national monuments—needs in time of war. It is true that ‘and that if we lost the war our in worthless to. us. _ But it is also ich we sacrifice a natural resource of e or to suk th and car-. ise » aeauickle not This is a gelling me birthright of futBROAD STREET . . Harley M. “Leste, Jr. } Where are the heads of the bigzer business houses in town, when Chamber of Commerce meetings are called? Are they too busy to look after their own welfare? The best thing that could harpen to Nevada City would be for business to reeciprocate with a little time and enerey, far the efforts which a little nucleus of enthusiasts,.centered around the President and Secretay, carry on. Sure, everyone chips in with dmes. Our secretary sees to that. But with money ag cheap as it is thest days, juet exactly how much can we expect in improvement for twelve dollars a year? Think it over. How much can twelve dollars buy you in any other line? Community progress forces and at the same time . and achievement are not on sale at a bargain counter: For the amount of co-operation and work that have been contributed by the town, the results that have come out of our chamber have been mgiht satisfactory. (Business men have even said, “‘“Aw, they don’t do much at the Chamber of Commerée.’’ Next time we hear that, let’s reply, “What do you mean, “they”? You don’t do.much. Where were you at the last meeting? You working hard on any committees ?’’ (NOTE: Tuesday, March 14, the chamber meets-at 12:15 at lunch at the National Hotel. A vitally important topic, PARKING METERS, will be discussed. If«you've got any interest, one way or the other——better be there. Better be ther anyhow) -. Mighty glad to hear that the city employees got a raise, Very sensible attitude on the part of the ity council. A happy workingman is a Lood worker, and with, the still-climbing cost of liviug,-salaries go out of style almost as fast as women’s clothes. If a person had a nickel for every word that’s been spoken on youth ‘recreation, he could give the money to. the city. to. put in ‘pperation. that. chlorination plant which they bought but don’t use. We can dream, can’t we. . se 5 Speaking of youth recreation. Forming a sensible program must be complex. The boys and girls who go for such a program are just the ones it are the hardest. to: interest. One who attends youth recreation meetings gets-the idea that thé subject is a merry-go-round. Everybody iy h ae w 8 nt SRO EYER TEE RAE NAAR EET ET ARN FANN, "ORIGINAL DEFECTIVE. cs who need it least. The ones who need . ye oa Ge ffi SAN INR SAME ER CON Sean TID 4 gets on the carousel, iaks . a certain ftumber of words, listens to cheerful but unimportant tunes and gets off again, without having changed the merry-go-round. This slightly sour analysis: does not apply to the handful of workers who are actually doing somethiig about the situation. Furthermore,,as Del Powell, the Graces Valley credit man, explained to me the other day, everything has to go through the TALK stage. Bill Esterly offers an original solution to the slash menace, He suggests building a pulp mill hereabouts to -put all that. waste to economic use. Bill points out that there’s a terrific newsprint shortage so that the product of a pulp mill could be assured an eager market. There you are, some of ou lumbermen who are nervously counting the months or years of Nevada osteend lumber future. Men Who Burelasiced Mine Building Sentenced — well and Harold Cecil Clay, both of Grass Valley, who pleaded guilty to second degree burglary. several days ago, Friday were sentenced by Judge James Snell. Cauldwell was granted two years probation, of which he must spend 90 days in jail. Time served pending his sentence is included .in the 90 days. Cauldwell is a first offender. _ Clay was granted four years probation of which he must spend a year in jail, with no time deducted for that already spent in jail. Clay had a prior record of crime. : The pair confessed to. entering an robbing buildings at the St. John’s Mine adjoining Grass Valley. SUMMER SESSIONS SET FOR THREE CAMPUSES BERKELDY: The first of two six week summer sessions will: open ‘on three campuses of the University of California June 23 with coursés being offered‘ in every department in which instruction is given during regular sessions. Visiting faculty members from all parts of the United States will -aid the faculties on the Berkeley, Los Angeles and Santa Barbara campuses in conducting the short term courses. At both Berkeley ‘and Los “Angeles more than 100 such faculty ‘members will teach in their special fields. ‘The second of the summer sessions -begins August 4 and continues though September 13 the provosts on the three campuses have announced. Catalogs of courses-for the sessions on the respective campuses are expected to be available omy in March. DRIVING HABITS . ¢-When you fret and fume over the other fellow’s driving habits, do you ever stop and think about your own? Poor signals, line Straddling, darting in and out of traffic and lack of . NEVADA CITY: Janies H. Cauld. ; . BOY SCOUT BOARD MEETS TODAY 4 P M GRASS VALLEY: Lynne Kelly, chairman of the advancement com mittee of the Boy Scout Council, yesterday announced a board of review will’ meet in his office, 127 [Mill Street, at 4 o’clock Monday afternoon. Examinations will be conducted for Star Scout and higher ranks. A court of honor ig scheduled for Monday, March 17. BORN MALETRE—In Nevada City, Nevada County, March 2, 1947 to Mr. and Mrs. Everal Mallette of North San Juan a son. NEVADA CITY C a. _ ‘THRESHOLD TO THE BEST es oy IN SPORTS AND .117 BROAD STREET RECREATION 3 ‘ , NEVADACITY NEVADA CITY PHONE 670-J : MONDAY, MARCH 10, jon fa —— —ANY KIND— 8 Elliott Sign Music Lessons WE TEACH PIANO GUITAR ‘** TRUMPET . TROMBONE CLASSES OR PRIVATE LESSONS The MUSIC CENTER 117 BROAD STREET PHONE NEVADA CITY 670-J —_—_—_——_—_E{[{{=—— = corner — and han Corner Main and Auburn Street — BLUE RIBBON WINNERS OUR CHOICE LIQUORS represent the ‘very finest in selection, ‘a. quality and mndernte price. Shop at the GOLD PAN—its right on the GOLD PAN LIQUOR STORE PAULINE AND JOHNNIE ZUGNONI Phone 886 Grass Valley Open Saturday Until Midnight — Open Daily 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. — ——— iti ‘DESTINATION TRAVEL THE MODERN PED 4-PASSENGER STINSON VOYAGER Daylight —weather permitting. Air Travel Prices ae Gilmore Field, Grass Valley GROUP PRICE . WAY IN OUR NEW The. 3° Perse Plactiville. Colt 21. min. ren ea Auburn, Calif. : 10 min. $2.50 ea “Roseville, Calif: 21 min. $4.00 ea. Sacramento, Calif. 29 min. $5.75 ea. Bay Area (special). ‘73 min. $9:34 ea. Marysville, Calif. 15 ‘min. $3.00 ea. Oroville, Calif. oc AO nit be $6 Oe Chico, Calif. -_. me . 28 min. $5.50 ea: yi Red Bluff, Calif. 48 min. $9.50 ea 3 sc Calif. 65 min. $12.00 ea: ruckee, Calif. eee $6.50 ea Reno, Nevada ri oe -2 Person:: $600 ea. $3.00 ea. $5.50 ea. $8.00 ea.$A. 00 ea. ee 50. ea. $13.00 ea. 17.00 a. $9-00 ea. $10.00 ea. attention at the wheel are but a few NE. AD MBER MPAI NY of the bad driving habits on the road oll caste Rd eee BB a . today. Are ou guilty of one of these zi — ‘ . 2 faults? Think it over. BUILDING MA ERI Al S San. Francisco city and tounty AT j contains 28,800 acres. ; : ease eesey ees 8 — gee Two WAY RADIO EQUE. 1 Person $10.50 $5.00 $10.00 $15.00 $24.00 $7.50 ~ 10,00 $1400 $24.00. $32.50" $16.50 $18.00. * oem peseee rrew

NEVADA CITY-G -GRASS VALLEY NC NUGGET —e 805 hil ‘eres, Nevada City, Telephone 36 ‘Legal eens as defined by statute. Printed and Published at : Nevada City, Gemorne Owner and Publisher f Editor M. LEETE, Jr. # ~ -‘ Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Thursday at Nevada City, Calffornia, and entered as matter of the second class in the postoffice at! Nevada City aader Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. at TON RATES Sande wnpeseennndaman gs cceccecessocesewersneee e a of fhe Usifed States i is now more conservaWar brought to us abruptly and uncomfort-) ion that the resources of our country are not in Pika abis tradition that ours is the richwo a were first shocked and unbelieving id not enough of various important comle have taken siitiicndi ; Finger Ap earn at black markets. , in small ways, doing it earnestly d this i is all to the good. We should of peace we maintain the type. of r the stress of war. But are we realthe larger sense, as we shall need aie service had a ‘is strugg!e to prevent ig , the cutting of timber, and other types parks and national monuments—needs in time of war. It is true that ‘and that if we lost the war our in worthless to. us. _ But it is also ich we sacrifice a natural resource of e or to suk th and car-. ise » aeauickle not This is a gelling me birthright of futBROAD STREET . . Harley M. “Leste, Jr. } Where are the heads of the bigzer business houses in town, when Chamber of Commerce meetings are called? Are they too busy to look after their own welfare? The best thing that could harpen to Nevada City would be for business to reeciprocate with a little time and enerey, far the efforts which a little nucleus of enthusiasts,.centered around the President and Secretay, carry on. Sure, everyone chips in with dmes. Our secretary sees to that. But with money ag cheap as it is thest days, juet exactly how much can we expect in improvement for twelve dollars a year? Think it over. How much can twelve dollars buy you in any other line? Community progress forces and at the same time . and achievement are not on sale at a bargain counter: For the amount of co-operation and work that have been contributed by the town, the results that have come out of our chamber have been mgiht satisfactory. (Business men have even said, “‘“Aw, they don’t do much at the Chamber of Commerée.’’ Next time we hear that, let’s reply, “What do you mean, “they”? You don’t do.much. Where were you at the last meeting? You working hard on any committees ?’’ (NOTE: Tuesday, March 14, the chamber meets-at 12:15 at lunch at the National Hotel. A vitally important topic, PARKING METERS, will be discussed. If«you've got any interest, one way or the other——better be there. Better be ther anyhow) -. Mighty glad to hear that the city employees got a raise, Very sensible attitude on the part of the ity council. A happy workingman is a Lood worker, and with, the still-climbing cost of liviug,-salaries go out of style almost as fast as women’s clothes. If a person had a nickel for every word that’s been spoken on youth ‘recreation, he could give the money to. the city. to. put in ‘pperation. that. chlorination plant which they bought but don’t use. We can dream, can’t we. . se 5 Speaking of youth recreation. Forming a sensible program must be complex. The boys and girls who go for such a program are just the ones it are the hardest. to: interest. One who attends youth recreation meetings gets-the idea that thé subject is a merry-go-round. Everybody iy h ae w 8 nt SRO EYER TEE RAE NAAR EET ET ARN FANN, "ORIGINAL DEFECTIVE. cs who need it least. The ones who need . ye oa Ge ffi SAN INR SAME ER CON Sean TID 4 gets on the carousel, iaks . a certain ftumber of words, listens to cheerful but unimportant tunes and gets off again, without having changed the merry-go-round. This slightly sour analysis: does not apply to the handful of workers who are actually doing somethiig about the situation. Furthermore,,as Del Powell, the Graces Valley credit man, explained to me the other day, everything has to go through the TALK stage. Bill Esterly offers an original solution to the slash menace, He suggests building a pulp mill hereabouts to -put all that. waste to economic use. Bill points out that there’s a terrific newsprint shortage so that the product of a pulp mill could be assured an eager market. There you are, some of ou lumbermen who are nervously counting the months or years of Nevada osteend lumber future. Men Who Burelasiced Mine Building Sentenced — well and Harold Cecil Clay, both of Grass Valley, who pleaded guilty to second degree burglary. several days ago, Friday were sentenced by Judge James Snell. Cauldwell was granted two years probation, of which he must spend 90 days in jail. Time served pending his sentence is included .in the 90 days. Cauldwell is a first offender. _ Clay was granted four years probation of which he must spend a year in jail, with no time deducted for that already spent in jail. Clay had a prior record of crime. :

The pair confessed to. entering an robbing buildings at the St. John’s Mine adjoining Grass Valley. SUMMER SESSIONS SET FOR THREE CAMPUSES BERKELDY: The first of two six week summer sessions will: open ‘on three campuses of the University of California June 23 with coursés being offered‘ in every department in which instruction is given during regular sessions. Visiting faculty members from all parts of the United States will -aid the faculties on the Berkeley, Los Angeles and Santa Barbara campuses in conducting the short term courses. At both Berkeley ‘and Los “Angeles more than 100 such faculty ‘members will teach in their special fields. ‘The second of the summer sessions -begins August 4 and continues though September 13 the provosts on the three campuses have announced. Catalogs of courses-for the sessions on the respective campuses are expected to be available omy in March. DRIVING HABITS . ¢-When you fret and fume over the other fellow’s driving habits, do you ever stop and think about your own? Poor signals, line Straddling, darting in and out of traffic and lack of . NEVADA CITY: Janies H. Cauld. ; . BOY SCOUT BOARD MEETS TODAY 4 P M GRASS VALLEY: Lynne Kelly, chairman of the advancement com mittee of the Boy Scout Council, yesterday announced a board of review will’ meet in his office, 127 [Mill Street, at 4 o’clock Monday afternoon. Examinations will be conducted for Star Scout and higher ranks. A court of honor ig scheduled for Monday, March 17. BORN MALETRE—In Nevada City, Nevada County, March 2, 1947 to Mr. and Mrs. Everal Mallette of North San Juan a son. NEVADA CITY C a. _ ‘THRESHOLD TO THE BEST es oy IN SPORTS AND .117 BROAD STREET RECREATION 3 ‘ , NEVADACITY NEVADA CITY PHONE 670-J : MONDAY, MARCH 10, jon fa —— —ANY KIND— 8 Elliott Sign Music Lessons WE TEACH PIANO GUITAR ‘** TRUMPET . TROMBONE CLASSES OR PRIVATE LESSONS The MUSIC CENTER 117 BROAD STREET PHONE NEVADA CITY 670-J —_—_—_——_—_E{[{{=—— = corner — and han Corner Main and Auburn Street — BLUE RIBBON WINNERS OUR CHOICE LIQUORS represent the ‘very finest in selection, ‘a. quality and mndernte price. Shop at the GOLD PAN—its right on the GOLD PAN LIQUOR STORE PAULINE AND JOHNNIE ZUGNONI Phone 886 Grass Valley Open Saturday Until Midnight — Open Daily 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. — ——— iti ‘DESTINATION TRAVEL THE MODERN PED 4-PASSENGER STINSON VOYAGER Daylight —weather permitting. Air Travel Prices ae Gilmore Field, Grass Valley GROUP PRICE . WAY IN OUR NEW The. 3° Perse Plactiville. Colt 21. min. ren ea Auburn, Calif. : 10 min.. $2.50 ea “Roseville, Calif: 21 min. $4.00 ea. Sacramento, Calif. 29 min. $5.75 ea. Bay Area (special).. ‘73 min. $9:34 ea. Marysville, Calif. 15 ‘min. $3.00 ea. Oroville, Calif. oc AO nit be $6 Oe Chico, Calif. -_. me . 28 min. $5.50 ea: yi Red Bluff, Calif. 48 min. $9.50 ea 3 sc Calif. 65 min. $12.00 ea: ruckee, Calif. eee $6.50 ea Reno, Nevada ri oe -2 Person:: $600 ea. $3.00 ea. $5.50 ea. $8.00 ea.$A. 00 ea. ee 50. ea. $13.00 ea. 17.00 a. $9-00 ea. $10.00 ea. attention at the wheel are but a few NE. AD MBER MPAI NY of the bad driving habits on the road oll caste Rd eee BB a . today. Are ou guilty of one of these zi — ‘ . 2 faults? Think it over. BUILDING MA ERI Al S San. Francisco city and tounty AT j contains 28,800 acres. ; : ease eesey ees 8 — gee Two WAY RADIO EQUE. 1 Person $10.50 $5.00 $10.00 $15.00 $24.00 $7.50 ~ 10,00 $1400 $24.00. $32.50" $16.50 $18.00. * oem peseee rrew