May 26, 1950 (8 pages)

OURNALISM CLASS . — APPRECIATES PROJECT . . BUY A ¥. F. W. ; the Nevada City Nugget for the wonderful opportunities for practical experience. It is the second time this school year The NugOppy get has turned the paper over to 2 — The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, May 26, 1950 GEORGE C. BOLES RIDGE 4-H CLUB WILL Optometrist PARTICIP ATE IN FETE Nite F iff i = The Birchville, North San Juan iH oo Selaghicas oo . and Cohimbia 4-H club will have 1 a! a booth at the Cherry Carnival ¢ Wie tins Pe \ in North San Juan Saturday and ' ie va WA Sunday, June 17 and 18, followDR. WALTER MULLIS ing a decision at a regular meetNAA il the class and let the students ing of the club Thursday, last WE CALIFORNIANS . \ & Ah collect news item about town. SATURDAY, MAY 21 DENTIST — a in. IND A a Hi) ; __. .,Even though the journalism i aL : Lapel pins and souvenirs will HAS G2 !D FOOTING! 13 : class is quite small several stu: 435 ZION ST. PHONE 564 J) be sold at the ridge fete. PES dents plan to make journalism a EG 2 Farm safety project was discareer and .to them the experiNEVADA CITY—ON THE NEVADA CITY cussed at the meeting and all ence The Nugget has given them. . qyRESHOLD TO THE BEST y members interested in the prowill undoubtedly prove invaluIN SPORTS REOREATION * . Sram will check the safety facable.—Jo Waechter ; e : tor of old wells, shafts and such (r and do what they can to mini: Bee Ge Coletiiice . mize danger. CHAMBER OF = President Gertrude Rhoades GRAMMAR SCHOOL NEWS — was in charge of the meeting. BF eng . LAWNMOWER Next meeting will be held on The Nevada City elementary svt school band will be divided into SHARPENED AND NEVADACITY NUGGET 117 oo cine pees i : two groups at the eighth grade REPAIRING PHONE 36 fin engin by Bil Browning, graduation exercises‘at the school All Work Guaranteed ¥ ee ee auditorium Wednesday, June 7./Crenshaw’s, 401 E. Main Street, j The orchestra playing. the Pt0-. phone 24 for Pickup and Delivery . NEW TYPE CITATION cessional and recessional will not Service. tf , . include eighth grade students. oe lass # ISSUED BY POLICE . alert eee test On Tuesday,-the paeeies and =z I TY} 4 iT. : Z Sie) } ere > oj aS ‘. »feate rass of a new type of parking ticket. SPRING FARCE TO BE . ELEMENTARY STUDENTS . sist ex2ce ss defeated Grass According to -Police Chief Max . Solaro: “Now fines can be colPRESENTED TONIGHT TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS Ron RP oe Raat aa aout lected.’itati grade gz » ended 13 to 8. These The citations were approved at} grade game en bh when Solaro informed the counThe story of “The Family UpEighth graders of Nevada City} ment. , cil that the department had re-. stairs” will be enactper tonight at} elementary school. will -be. gradSeventh and eighth grade boys . duced thé number of tickets is-. 8 o’clock by students of Nevada] uated Wednesday evening, June} will participate in an elementary sued because fines: were not paid. City high school in. the school; 7, with exercises in the school. 'school playday in Grass Valley Advice from an Old Timer During the program a separate : eighth grade band will play. A warrant can legally be is-. auditorium. The popular play,. auditorium. on Monday. sued to collect on the new tick-. once a Broadway success, is unThe graduating class consists The second grade, accompanied . . ets which are similar to those} der the direction of Miss Evelyn} of 53 students. by its teacher, _Mrs. Willena . . used in Sacramento, according to; Corr and Warren Immel. Peay secliate: Wolfe, will hold its annual picGOVERNOR . Solaro.—Doris M. Hedges. . Members of the cast are: Thomas -Bdward Bean. . . nic at the Carla Morgan home on EARL : . Mr. Heller. .. Bob Thompson Mary Lou. Brown. the last day of school. Mothers Mrs. Heller .. Sandra Pease Helotes Gertrude Bryan. are invited to attend. — Pat . : Louise Heller .. Maxine Ivey James Truman Curry, Jr. Dames. » Willie Heller _. Louis Walden. popert APanos j Ea et ee WANTED : Annabelle Heller Lillie Sassamon Bing avid wee Tifisn : Charles Grant . Darrell Moody dda. oecherk ‘ Wanda Jo McKenney. Mrs. Grant; 5.2. Diana Rankin ohn Paik Paloont: ae es sa . Herbert Grant .. Roy Draper ichar Jilliam Moody. VETERANS fe one ORL aivat be over a Miss Calahan . Kathy Cocherell Moe tee leas Margaret Anna Mooers. ‘Make your walls the perfect e ‘Thanks to Governor Waryears old. DR. ZOMB wi doe ‘Griggs is. dtage director. oe . Watiew Laks Moctd. in Ue sai : ren, California leads the harmlessly hypnotize you. Im-}. . it, Bud Seeberg as sound efGade Kae i ee Sharon Anne Mortensen. at y nation in a eas on = =— mediate action necessary. Confects man, Cy Rollins as prop anc Mi pie aia Laurita Claudine Peart. ings! Give them color, charm, a erans. ees we por ve tact Genial Jack Keegan or]}. man and Diane Poulsen and Nola Jeannie Joyce Tt aen. Wade Ayres Penrose. and protection — economi: postage “Veteran of Smiling Roy Tremoureux aij Huddleston prompting. Props are Jacqueline Irene Kafer. Raymond Phelps. cally—with Du Pont: Flat f World War L bace : being collected by the speech Emily Joyce Kelly. Linda Jo Poulsen. Wall Paint! You'll Eke ile d class, with Madge Nelson in Mary Almedia: Kirk. Homer Dean Pugh. : ¢ a charge. Wayne Allen Kistle. Ann Katherine Ray. many advantages: ® : The school band, directed by Helsn A iochier. Bertha Jane Ray. i Willard Goerz, will play for the] Gijpert Royal Larson. Gayle Darline Roberts. %& Applies easily, uniformly performance. Elnore Jane Lewis. May Louise Rollins, Produces a smooth, velvety : Admission for the play will be Patsy Lee Macdonald. Hans Edward Ronningen. surtece 4 50 cents for adults, 25 cents for} pH nalid Thayne Madrid Wilma Gloria Sanden. PoE e students and children. The mati; Claire Ann ScHance. * Dries Fas $3 80 Ed WJ Ko h rs Ir . nee performance; to be given at. — Patsy. See. * Wis eo of ° gal. ithe high school at ??? o’clock, Roberta Anne Simmons. popular colors ‘will be for school children, who STRIGTLY FRESH Lee David Smart. will be admitted for 10 cents.— Roger Smith. BUILDERS & CONSUMERS Will Appreciate Your Maxine Ivey : : : ReNee Spangler. HERE’S a_ bookie running Fredrick DeWayne Steck. LUMBER COMPANY TEACHERS X-RAYED around in the U. S. Senate, deDon Robert Steger. 9 Vote for clares one congressman: And he Robert ‘Leroy Strach. NC-GV Highwa Ai ckeook Nevada City high school teach-. sounds as though’he’s willing to Gene Stuart. * foes ers were x-rayed at Weimar san-. bet his bottom dollar on it. Rosemary Alice Thibault Phone G. V. 1050 SUPERVISOR FOURTH DISTRICT itarium Wednesday after, school. 28 Garey Alan Weldon : 5 Transportation was provided by At last we’ve gotten to the seaJohn Irvin Williams i rs.—Blanche Silva. son in which the word. “convertiaot ’ private cars i plas —Jenell Stinchfield ble” refers to an automobile in, At the Polls Tuesday, June 6 The Zuni Indians are famed stead of a topsoat. e for their silver and turquoise} « New york college professor, QUALIFIED EXPERIENCED jewelry, employing designs de-! voted the school’s “most popular veloped before the coming of the! prof” throws eggs at his students Spaniards in 1540. v MICHAEL AND IRENE FLEURY FOUR CORNERS Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge , in AUBURN Why Not Have the Best ? to keep their attention in class. We knew there had to be a catch to it. & ae ae An 84-year-old Denver man is cutting his third set of teeth. Even at that age he’s still got a big steak in his future. * * 2 A research organization is trying to answer the question, “What is a hangover?” This seems foolish because if you haven’t had one nobody could explain it to you, and KEYSTONE MARKET if you have nobody needs to. 213 Commercial Street east Phone 67 — NEVADA CITY i q Are Now Serving the ; WE ARE FUNERAL DIRECTORS 4 Many people wonder what ' a our service includes. We ' i : : believe our duties are ex' z actly what the words fully : That Achieved Renown at the imply . . to take charge of “ all funeral details in time y y a. of sorrow. As you wish, El Campo Inn at Lake Tahoe isle may. include Hocers FOR ATHLETES FOOT newspaper notices, chapel, / ‘ USE T-4-L BECAUSE casket, And because of this = . i It has greater PENETRATING integration, you are assured . ; —~FHE SAME. CHEF IS-NOW IN.AUBURN POWER. Wiht undiulated alcohol of one low price gwhich in-i . base, it carries the active medica cludes everything. ° ° s ‘ tion DEEPLY, to kill imbedded Italian Dishes Are a Specialty cserma ON CONTACT. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME IN ONE HOUR. = J. PAUL BERGEMANN, Owner : F You MUST be pleased or your 246 Sacramento St. Telephone 203 Nevada Cit . Y AMERICAN FOOD ALSO SERVED Telephone 283W 40c back at any drug store. Apply 24-HOUR AMBUL ‘y , FULL STRENGTH for athletes ANCE SERVICE : 7 ed oe foot, F. O. (foot odor), itchy or se LO LEP ge?” ere = { sweaty feet. Today at McClard’s =< ae > > SS a a ft. Drugs, Grass Valley. bes a a a 2

OURNALISM CLASS . — APPRECIATES PROJECT . . BUY A ¥. F. W. ; the Nevada City Nugget for the wonderful opportunities for practical experience. It is the second time this school year The NugOppy get has turned the paper over to 2 — The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, May 26, 1950 GEORGE C. BOLES RIDGE 4-H CLUB WILL Optometrist PARTICIP ATE IN FETE Nite F iff i = The Birchville, North San Juan iH oo Selaghicas oo . and Cohimbia 4-H club will have 1 a! a booth at the Cherry Carnival ¢ Wie tins Pe \ in North San Juan Saturday and ' ie va WA Sunday, June 17 and 18, followDR. WALTER MULLIS ing a decision at a regular meetNAA il the class and let the students ing of the club Thursday, last WE CALIFORNIANS . \ & Ah collect news item about town. SATURDAY, MAY 21 DENTIST — a in. IND A a Hi) ; __. .,Even though the journalism i aL : Lapel pins and souvenirs will HAS G2 !D FOOTING! 13 : class is quite small several stu: 435 ZION ST. PHONE 564 J) be sold at the ridge fete. PES dents plan to make journalism a EG 2 Farm safety project was discareer and .to them the experiNEVADA CITY—ON THE NEVADA CITY cussed at the meeting and all ence The Nugget has given them. . qyRESHOLD TO THE BEST y members interested in the prowill undoubtedly prove invaluIN SPORTS REOREATION * . Sram will check the safety facable.—Jo Waechter ; e : tor of old wells, shafts and such (r and do what they can to mini: Bee Ge Coletiiice . mize danger. CHAMBER OF = President Gertrude Rhoades GRAMMAR SCHOOL NEWS — was in charge of the meeting. BF eng . LAWNMOWER Next meeting will be held on The Nevada City elementary svt school band will be divided into SHARPENED AND NEVADACITY NUGGET 117 oo cine pees i : two groups at the eighth grade REPAIRING PHONE 36 fin engin by Bil Browning, graduation exercises‘at the school All Work Guaranteed ¥ ee ee auditorium Wednesday, June 7./Crenshaw’s, 401 E. Main Street, j The orchestra playing. the Pt0-. phone 24 for Pickup and Delivery . NEW TYPE CITATION cessional and recessional will not Service. tf , . include eighth grade students. oe lass # ISSUED BY POLICE . alert eee test On Tuesday,-the paeeies and =z I TY} 4 iT. : Z Sie) } ere > oj aS ‘. »feate rass of a new type of parking ticket. SPRING FARCE TO BE . ELEMENTARY STUDENTS . sist ex2ce ss defeated Grass According to -Police Chief Max . Solaro: “Now fines can be colPRESENTED TONIGHT TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS Ron RP oe Raat aa aout lected.’itati grade gz » ended 13 to 8. These The citations were approved at} grade game en bh when Solaro informed the counThe story of “The Family UpEighth graders of Nevada City} ment. , cil that the department had re-. stairs” will be enactper tonight at} elementary school. will -be. gradSeventh and eighth grade boys . duced thé number of tickets is-. 8 o’clock by students of Nevada] uated Wednesday evening, June} will participate in an elementary sued because fines: were not paid. City high school in. the school; 7, with exercises in the school. 'school playday in Grass Valley Advice from an Old Timer During the program a separate : eighth grade band will play. A warrant can legally be is-. auditorium. The popular play,. auditorium. on Monday. sued to collect on the new tick-. once a Broadway success, is unThe graduating class consists The second grade, accompanied . . ets which are similar to those} der the direction of Miss Evelyn} of 53 students. by its teacher, _Mrs. Willena . . used in Sacramento, according to; Corr and Warren Immel. Peay secliate: Wolfe, will hold its annual picGOVERNOR . Solaro.—Doris M. Hedges. . Members of the cast are: Thomas -Bdward Bean. . . nic at the Carla Morgan home on EARL : . Mr. Heller. .... Bob Thompson Mary Lou. Brown. the last day of school. Mothers Mrs. Heller .... Sandra Pease Helotes Gertrude Bryan. are invited to attend. — Pat . : Louise Heller .... Maxine Ivey James Truman Curry, Jr. Dames. » Willie Heller _.. Louis Walden. popert APanos j Ea et ee WANTED : Annabelle Heller Lillie Sassamon Bing avid wee Tifisn : Charles Grant .. Darrell Moody dda. oecherk ‘ Wanda Jo McKenney. Mrs. Grant; 5.2.. Diana Rankin ohn Paik Paloont: ae es sa . Herbert Grant ... Roy Draper ichar Jilliam Moody. VETERANS fe one ORL aivat be over a Miss Calahan .. Kathy Cocherell Moe tee leas Margaret Anna Mooers. ‘Make your walls the perfect e ‘Thanks to Governor Waryears old. DR. ZOMB wi doe ‘Griggs is. dtage director. oe . Watiew Laks Moctd. in Ue sai : ren, California leads the harmlessly hypnotize you. Im-}. . it, Bud Seeberg as sound efGade Kae i ee Sharon Anne Mortensen. at y nation in a eas on = =— mediate action necessary. Confects man, Cy Rollins as prop anc Mi pie aia Laurita Claudine Peart. ings! Give them color, charm, a erans. ees we por ve tact Genial Jack Keegan or]}. man and Diane Poulsen and Nola Jeannie Joyce Tt aen. Wade Ayres Penrose. and protection — economi: postage “Veteran of Smiling Roy Tremoureux aij Huddleston prompting. Props are Jacqueline Irene Kafer. Raymond Phelps. cally—with Du Pont: Flat f World War L bace : being collected by the speech Emily Joyce Kelly. Linda Jo Poulsen. Wall Paint! You'll Eke ile d class, with Madge Nelson in Mary Almedia: Kirk. Homer Dean Pugh. : ¢ a charge. Wayne Allen Kistle. Ann Katherine Ray. many advantages: ® : The school band, directed by Helsn A iochier. Bertha Jane Ray. i

Willard Goerz, will play for the] Gijpert Royal Larson. Gayle Darline Roberts. %& Applies easily, uniformly performance. Elnore Jane Lewis. May Louise Rollins, Produces a smooth, velvety : Admission for the play will be Patsy Lee Macdonald. Hans Edward Ronningen. surtece 4 50 cents for adults, 25 cents for} pH nalid Thayne Madrid Wilma Gloria Sanden. PoE e students and children. The mati; Claire Ann ScHance. * Dries Fas $3 80 Ed WJ Ko h rs Ir . nee performance; to be given at. — Patsy. See. * Wis eo of ° gal. ithe high school at ??? o’clock, Roberta Anne Simmons. popular colors ‘will be for school children, who STRIGTLY FRESH Lee David Smart. will be admitted for 10 cents.— Roger Smith. BUILDERS & CONSUMERS Will Appreciate Your Maxine Ivey : : : ReNee Spangler. HERE’S a_ bookie running Fredrick DeWayne Steck. LUMBER COMPANY TEACHERS X-RAYED around in the U. S. Senate, deDon Robert Steger. 9 Vote for clares one congressman: And he Robert ‘Leroy Strach. NC-GV Highwa Ai ckeook Nevada City high school teach-. sounds as though’he’s willing to Gene Stuart. * foes ers were x-rayed at Weimar san-. bet his bottom dollar on it. Rosemary Alice Thibault Phone G. V. 1050 SUPERVISOR FOURTH DISTRICT itarium Wednesday after, school. 28 Garey Alan Weldon : 5 Transportation was provided by At last we’ve gotten to the seaJohn Irvin Williams i rs.—Blanche Silva. son in which the word. “convertiaot ’ private cars i plas —Jenell Stinchfield ble” refers to an automobile in, At the Polls Tuesday, June 6 The Zuni Indians are famed stead of a topsoat. e for their silver and turquoise} « New york college professor, QUALIFIED EXPERIENCED jewelry, employing designs de-! voted the school’s “most popular veloped before the coming of the! prof” throws eggs at his students Spaniards in 1540. v MICHAEL AND IRENE FLEURY FOUR CORNERS Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge , in AUBURN Why Not Have the Best ? to keep their attention in class. We knew there had to be a catch to it. & ae ae An 84-year-old Denver man is cutting his third set of teeth. Even at that age he’s still got a big steak in his future. * * 2 A research organization is trying to answer the question, “What is a hangover?” This seems foolish because if you haven’t had one nobody could explain it to you, and KEYSTONE MARKET if you have nobody needs to. 213 Commercial Street east Phone 67 — NEVADA CITY i q Are Now Serving the ; WE ARE FUNERAL DIRECTORS 4 Many people wonder what ' a our service includes. We ' i : : believe our duties are ex' z actly what the words fully : That Achieved Renown at the imply . . to take charge of “ all funeral details in time y y a. of sorrow. As you wish, El Campo Inn at Lake Tahoe isle may. include Hocers FOR ATHLETES FOOT newspaper notices, chapel, / ‘ USE T-4-L BECAUSE casket, And because of this = . i It has greater PENETRATING integration, you are assured . ; —~FHE SAME. CHEF IS-NOW IN.AUBURN POWER. Wiht undiulated alcohol of one low price gwhich in-i . base, it carries the active medica cludes everything. ° ° s ‘ tion DEEPLY, to kill imbedded Italian Dishes Are a Specialty cserma ON CONTACT. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME IN ONE HOUR. = J. PAUL BERGEMANN, Owner : F You MUST be pleased or your 246 Sacramento St. Telephone 203 Nevada Cit . Y AMERICAN FOOD ALSO SERVED Telephone 283W 40c back at any drug store. Apply 24-HOUR AMBUL ‘y , FULL STRENGTH for athletes ANCE SERVICE : 7 ed oe foot, F. O. (foot odor), itchy or se LO LEP ge?” ere = { sweaty feet. Today at McClard’s =< ae > > SS a a ft. Drugs, Grass Valley. bes a a a 2