May 16, 1947 (8 pages)

, EXHIBIT The Alleghany omg an ponent of the. year’s 1 5 gchoo Wednesday, May 7th. work on Be The most interesting displays the following: A clay model of mine (cross section), by Reginald Clemes, Helpers, th Bruning, Stanley Hart, Jobn Robbins and Rosebud Clemens. an early mining landscape : c RoseES in papier mache. Leader. ) 5 wa ciamens, Helpers, Shirley Hart, june Adair Hunley, Inez Van DorEE gs and Wilma Clemens. And fast but not least: A relief ay of of Sierra County done in papier mache. ‘Yodelers: Ronald Clemens aad Willard Van Doren. A brief hisbe y was written with ihe cooperation of the pupils, several “4 of the community and the Next, — SS with the following mediums and methods: water color; crayon, colored chalk, pencil. spatter painting and finger painting. There was also a large collection of the wild flowers of~the region, pressed, mounted andidentified as to family, genus and species. A collection of pupils’ paintings and drawings of the birds of AlNleghany was also shown, Pupils: of Alleghany elementary school: Rosebud Clemens,, Wilma Clemens, Reginald Clemens, Shirley Hart, Stanley Hart, June Adair Hunley, John Robbins. Willard Van Doren, Wayne Brooks, Kenneth Bruning, Ronald Clemens, Inez Van Doren, Elaine Bruning, Marilyn Hart, John Van Doren, Richard Van Doren, Gerald Sanders, Sharon Strotneider, Sandra Whitman, Teacher, Mrs. Lilian Boot. Both the teacher and the pupils deserve great credit for the display of their work which was .very good. An aftenoon and also an evening display or exhibit was held, and was . Mrs. Lilian Boot. m was an extensive art exlargely attended by proud parents and other members of the communa PERSONALS NEVADA CITY: Judge and Mrs. George L. Jones were visited last . week end by their daughters Helen . and Nancy, both members of the . Letterman General Hospital staff in leave today for Norway, Michigan . where they will visit members ot Ottoson’s family. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence King and son, James, of San Francisco,, visited Mrs. King’s father W. S. Coughlan last week. Mrs. Virgil Nugent returned to her home at Los Angeles on Thursday. She has been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Al Huson of Neity. . it which included pictures done GRASS VALLEY blic MarKet AUBURN HIGHWAY—AT CITY LIMITS, GRASS VALLEY OPEN DAILY FROM8A.MTO7P.M °° < vada City for the past two weeks: STANDINGS W L P A new circular on fertilizers and Aabora 2 0 case soils hag been issued by the Univer-. rsseoom 2 0 1000 sity of California College of AgriculMba -. 2 0 1000 ture. , Nevada City ..:..-.. 1 1 §00 Newcastle .:...--.2.--1.4 868 MRO 06° 2 000 woreer iit 0 2 000 MNOS ca as 0 2 000 SPECIALS FOR F RIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY MAY 16, 17 AND 18 NEVADA: eT S VALLEY NUGC NUGGET __ BASEBALL STANDINGS PLACER-NEVADA LEAGUE Last Sunday's Scores Auburn 6, Wolf & Royer 3. Nicolaus 9, Lincoln 8 (10 innings). Colfax 10, Grass Valley 7. Placerville 10,,Folsom 3. Games» Next Sunday Folsom at Wolf & Royer. Auburn at Placerville. Nicolaus at Colfax. Grass Valley at Lincoln. FOOTHILL AMATEUR LEAGUE San — STANDINGS Mrs. J. E. Glemon has returned . w lL Pet. = ty B 8 a from W . Auburn ...2 oe SEs enatchee, where she visited . “W0U™™ -------------+-—---------3 eee Live always in the best caapeny when her daughter, Mrs, George Rees and . IN eo acs hence cise 3 2 600 you read. . her new grandson, Leland Eugene . (Pewee ota: 3, 2. 600 ee . Rees. . PAMCOM 6.252220. oss 3 2 600 eT Seo . Mrs. Lulu Jones has returned from . Wolf & Royer ..-..-3 2 600 p s1—American, . ae Cros: . Pacific Grove, where she visited ra. Nicolaus -.-.-..-..---.2 3 400 te — latives for several weeks. Placerville ...2...-.2 3 400 : Mir. and Mrs. John Ottoson with {Crees Valléy 2. ee cer cag a OR SS = 23—Captain Kidd hance’ 1701. 24—British Empire Day 2$—Ralph Waldo: Eme:: born, 1803. 2%—Tokyo bombed by SO superfortresses, 1949. DEAR NOAH = DOES A SCOTCHMAN. WORK A CROSSWOFD PUZZLE VERTICALiY SO HE WONT HAVE To COME ACROSS = : Mes FRem FHess W. CATASAUGULA, PA + DEAR ACAWR= iS A GOBLET A SAILORS SOA? OLIV M. HeAMSEA SAVANNA -— 42 7 ; SEND Youre ANLSMSKULLIOA , NOTIONS ” 5 Samcanap Aosn” There were 216 sets of twins bora in San Franeisco in 1946. Last Week's Scores Lincoln 24, Colfax 1. Auburn 18, Forest Hill 6. Placerville 17, Newcastle 1. Nevada City 13, Rocklin 5. Games Next Sunday Colfax at Nevada City. Lincoln at Auburn. Newcastle at Rocklin. Placerville at Forest Hill. ~ LAFF-A-DAY 1\RB STEAK LB AME TBONE STEAK LB. 5I¢ joven ROAST us RUMP ROAST IB 4I° Tt mL PICKLES. NCE LA E = aN BC . B) CHEESE BORAXO Saal “FOR DIRTY HANDS” "Be . }, SParacus QEANSER ee 38 . Te 25¢ a. ae erm F ERR WF. &, ~~ YAvra 1a Oz. Cans Fc lege A Rang Heme yam te Dealt apts ~ =r “But, Mom, the gang is startingto call.me ‘Dishes :’ GOOD DRIVERS Good drivers keep their cars in good mechanical endition, declares Bert Stewart of the Public Safety Department of National Automobile Club. To avoid serious mishaps they pay particular attention to the condition of tires,, brakes and the steering wheel mechanism. HIGH SIERRA ‘TRAILS High Sierra trails are being put into first rate condition for this summer’s tourists, reports National Automobile Club. Five men trail wrews are working under the district rangers to clear, even and widen the trails. This winter’s light snowfall should make it possible to reach high mountain points earlier than usual and practically all passes should be open before the end of’ June. Soméone ALWAYS SonS V5) “OW pricier. Bet or BROOKLYN DOPGERS, Furine witt te HALL OF FANE pis Recent one-Ha-r Victory oer TE CAWLES WAS THE — 2 hep oF AIS 616 LEAGUE CARE ER. : $94 _ The jumping. mouse, @,” according to Factographs, can jump 10 feet. This is ad someone _discovers_an_ 1 11-foot YOU" RE TELLING ME! By WILLIAM RITT ¥ » Central Press Writer é ee Sounds like a steady job ~ : 9.1 ? If the estion to combine police and fire departments is adopted a probiem will arise: should a cop e¢n route to put out a fire stop long enough to issue parking tickets? 3 7 95 e . ! : . 4 sf 3 i = —~ a

, EXHIBIT The Alleghany omg an ponent of the. year’s 1 5 gchoo Wednesday, May 7th. work on Be The most interesting displays the following: A clay model of mine (cross section), by Reginald Clemes, Helpers, th Bruning, Stanley Hart, Jobn Robbins and Rosebud Clemens. an early mining landscape : c RoseES in papier mache. Leader. ) 5 wa ciamens, Helpers, Shirley Hart, june Adair Hunley, Inez Van DorEE gs and Wilma Clemens. And fast but not least: A relief ay of of Sierra County done in papier mache. ‘Yodelers: Ronald Clemens aad Willard Van Doren. A brief hisbe y was written with ihe cooperation of the pupils, several “4 of the community and the Next, — SS with the following mediums and methods: water color; crayon, colored chalk, pencil. spatter painting and finger painting. There was also a large collection of the wild flowers of~the region, pressed, mounted andidentified as to family, genus and species. A collection of pupils’ paintings and drawings of the birds of AlNleghany was also shown, Pupils: of Alleghany elementary school: Rosebud Clemens,, Wilma Clemens, Reginald Clemens, Shirley Hart, Stanley Hart, June Adair Hunley, John Robbins. Willard Van Doren, Wayne Brooks, Kenneth Bruning, Ronald Clemens, Inez Van Doren, Elaine Bruning, Marilyn Hart, John Van Doren, Richard Van Doren, Gerald Sanders, Sharon Strotneider, Sandra Whitman, Teacher, Mrs. Lilian Boot. Both the teacher and the pupils deserve great credit for the display of their work which was .very good. An aftenoon and also an evening display or exhibit was held, and was . Mrs. Lilian Boot. m was an extensive art exlargely attended by proud parents and other members of the communa PERSONALS NEVADA CITY: Judge and Mrs. George L. Jones were visited last . week end by their daughters Helen . and Nancy, both members of the . Letterman General Hospital staff in leave today for Norway, Michigan . where they will visit members ot Ottoson’s family. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence King and son, James, of San Francisco,, visited Mrs. King’s father W. S. Coughlan last week. Mrs. Virgil Nugent returned to her home at Los Angeles on Thursday. She has been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Al Huson of Neity. . it which included pictures done GRASS VALLEY blic MarKet AUBURN HIGHWAY—AT CITY LIMITS, GRASS VALLEY OPEN DAILY FROM8A.MTO7P.M °° < vada City for the past two weeks: STANDINGS W L P A new circular on fertilizers and Aabora 2 0 case soils hag been issued by the Univer-. rsseoom 2 0 1000 sity of California College of AgriculMba -.. 2 0 1000 ture. , Nevada City ...:...-.... 1 1 §00 Newcastle .:.....--..2.--1.4 868 MRO 06° 2 000 woreer iit 0 2 000 MNOS ca as 0 2 000 SPECIALS FOR F RIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY MAY 16, 17 AND 18 NEVADA: eT S VALLEY NUGC NUGGET __ BASEBALL STANDINGS PLACER-NEVADA LEAGUE Last Sunday's Scores Auburn 6, Wolf & Royer 3. Nicolaus 9, Lincoln 8 (10 innings). Colfax 10, Grass Valley 7. Placerville 10,,Folsom 3. Games» Next Sunday Folsom at Wolf & Royer. Auburn at Placerville. Nicolaus at Colfax. Grass Valley at Lincoln. FOOTHILL AMATEUR LEAGUE San — STANDINGS Mrs. J. E. Glemon has returned . w lL Pet. = ty B 8 a from W . Auburn ......2 oe SEs enatchee, where she visited . “W0U™™ -------------+-—---------3 eee Live always in the best caapeny when her daughter, Mrs, George Rees and . IN eo acs hence cise 3 2 600 you read. . her new grandson, Leland Eugene . (Pewee ota: 3, 2. 600 ee . Rees. . PAMCOM 6.252220. oss 3 2 600 eT Seo . Mrs. Lulu Jones has returned from . Wolf & Royer ....-...-3 2 600 p s1—American, . ae Cros: . Pacific Grove, where she visited ra. Nicolaus -.-..-...-...---.2 3 400 te —

latives for several weeks. Placerville .....2.....-.2 3 400 : Mir. and Mrs. John Ottoson with {Crees Valléy 2.. ee cer cag a OR SS = 23—Captain Kidd hance’ 1701. 24—British Empire Day 2$—Ralph Waldo: Eme:: born, 1803. 2%—Tokyo bombed by SO superfortresses, 1949. DEAR NOAH = DOES A SCOTCHMAN. WORK A CROSSWOFD PUZZLE VERTICALiY SO HE WONT HAVE To COME ACROSS = : Mes FRem FHess W. CATASAUGULA, PA + DEAR ACAWR= iS A GOBLET A SAILORS SOA? OLIV M. HeAMSEA SAVANNA -— 42 7 ; SEND Youre ANLSMSKULLIOA , NOTIONS ” 5 Samcanap Aosn” There were 216 sets of twins bora in San Franeisco in 1946. Last Week's Scores Lincoln 24, Colfax 1. Auburn 18, Forest Hill 6. Placerville 17, Newcastle 1. Nevada City 13, Rocklin 5. Games Next Sunday Colfax at Nevada City. Lincoln at Auburn. Newcastle at Rocklin. Placerville at Forest Hill. ~ LAFF-A-DAY 1\RB STEAK LB AME TBONE STEAK LB. 5I¢ joven ROAST us RUMP ROAST IB 4I° Tt mL PICKLES. NCE LA E = aN BC . B) CHEESE BORAXO Saal “FOR DIRTY HANDS” "Be . }, SParacus QEANSER ee 38 . Te 25¢ a.. ae erm F ERR WF. &, ~~ YAvra 1a Oz. Cans Fc lege A Rang Heme yam te Dealt apts ~ =r “But, Mom, the gang is startingto call.me ‘Dishes :’ GOOD DRIVERS Good drivers keep their cars in good mechanical endition, declares Bert Stewart of the Public Safety Department of National Automobile Club. To avoid serious mishaps they pay particular attention to the condition of tires,, brakes and the steering wheel mechanism. HIGH SIERRA ‘TRAILS High Sierra trails are being put into first rate condition for this summer’s tourists, reports National Automobile Club. Five men trail wrews are working under the district rangers to clear, even and widen the trails. This winter’s light snowfall should make it possible to reach high mountain points earlier than usual and practically all passes should be open before the end of’ June. Soméone ALWAYS SonS V5) “OW pricier. Bet or BROOKLYN DOPGERS, Furine witt te HALL OF FANE pis Recent one-Ha-r Victory oer TE CAWLES WAS THE — 2 hep oF AIS 616 LEAGUE CARE ER. : $94 _ The jumping. mouse, @,” according to Factographs, can jump 10 feet. This is ad someone _discovers_an_ 1 11-foot YOU" RE TELLING ME! By WILLIAM RITT ¥ » Central Press Writer é ee Sounds like a steady job ~ : 9.1 ? If the estion to combine police and fire departments is adopted a probiem will arise: should a cop e¢n route to put out a fire stop long enough to issue parking tickets? 3 7 95 e . ! : . 4 sf 3 i = —~ a