May 26, 1950 (8 pages)

4 SHUCKS! OLD-TIMERS \FOR GOODNESS THEY DIDN'T HAVE HAD IT BETTER WHEN /SAKES, PAW, < ANY DUELING BETWEEN DIDNT. Hae Tose J Mouke THEY ) SOE DIMASEIOS IN & [e) M: 105 . NEW-FANGLED HAD IT “THOS OH. THESE MODERN/ DIF 4 . INVENTIONS MAKE fia FARMING TOO DIFFICULT? © — The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, May 26, 1950 . FAIR PREMIUM BOOKS =. . 0C AL, SCHOOL HIGHEST BORN JUST 50 YEARS TIO LATE! BEING DISTRIBUTED The 1950 premium book of the Nevada county district fair is being distributed, according to) Miss Edith Scott, secretary of the . fair district, which maintains of. fices at Grass Valley. . .*' "The 88-page booklet contains . information about the eighth an. nual fair scheduled for August 24 to 28. Goodwin Knight for re-election as Lieutenant Governor KXOA 1470 ke. ; successfully complete the “SubIN PERCENTAGE IN TFSTS BY PLACER COLLEGE Nevada Gity high school had a larger percentage of, students ject A,” English fundamentals test given here this spring by Placer college than any other of the seven schools in the college district. Gordon N. Arlett, dean: of men of Placer college, said scores on the American Council of Education psychological examination showed favorable chances for success by members of the senior class of the local school. Arlett said returns from the: basic mathematics test indicated local students. ‘conform to _national averages, but increase of reading speed was indicated although comprehension was high. ’ Arlett said the tests indicate probable success or failure in fu. ture training and emphasizes the . individual’s capacity. to learn. new ideas, operations and atti-. tudes. The.ten students who passed . the English examination are Pa. tricia Dames,.Ruth Estes, Maxine ; Rie Ivéy, Madge Nelson; Joan~-Oje; Richard Penrose, Joan Peterson, Jenell Stinehfield, Mary Jo} YOWRE SIMPLY STUNNING, MOTHER ! JACK WILL BE CHARMED To DEATH! GOLLY, T/LL HAVE TO RUSH. HELL BE HERE IN AHALF Hour! REMEMBER,POP, WEAR ‘YOUR BLUE CHALK STRIPE SUIT! JACKS FATHER. ALWAYS LOOKS LIKE A PERFECT PANTS OF 1931 IF THE AL CLEANERS DON’T RE— A TURN THAT SUIT! INCOMPETENTS DECREED. KENT WALKER WINS GADGETS! Bas THOSE DAYS! ua e . p< z UCL 1S (ete * FIRST IMPRESSIONS MEAN SO y .MUGH, AND GETTING PARENTS DRESSED PROPERLY Is A ! MAJOR CAMPAIGN—THE DOOR . BELL! THAT’LL BE DADDYS IM ALITTLE EARLY, PEGOY SOMETHING ny WRONGS Waechter, and Patricia Thomas. . ILL AND NOT CRIMINALS RADIO SHOW AUDITION NEVADA COUNTY 27TH IN BARTLETT PEARS Nevada county ranks 27th in the nation among counties producing Bartlett pears for its only entry into the recent-report of the U. S. department of agriculture which covers agricultural products of ali types. Advertisement From where I sit . 4y Joe Marsh Why “Moose” Changed x 7 Last week, parents were calling Moose Jackson on the phone—and kids were hooting at him in the streets. All because Moose fenced in his field near the depot, where the kids like to play ball. Moose got sore the way folks acted—refused to budge. Then Doe Sherman, who likes to play centerfield himself sometimes, decided to “use a little psychology.” Over a friendly glass of beer at Andy’s Garden Tavern, Doce says, “Sorry this came up, Moose. We were thinking of asking you to umpire—what with your professional His Mind experiznce and all.” (Moose used to play a little semi-pro ball.) That did it! Next day. Moose put up-a stile over his fence. In return, the kids promised not to cause any damage. From where I sit, when you try to understand the other fellow’s point of view—like his personal preference for beer or coffee —and then take into consideration the will of the majority, why, things seem to go better all around. Gre Mosse Copyright, ¥ 1950, United States Brewers Foundation BY JUDGE JAMES SNELL . Kent Walker, Shirley Patterson Decreeing that all mentally ill, and Buddy Seeberg were top persons, inebriates and other in-. three winners of an audition for competents will the county hospital and not the county jail, Superior’ Judge James Snell filed a document so ordering Saturday. Listing persons classified as insane, mentally ill,. psychopaths, . sexual psychopaths, mentally disordered, incompetents, inebriates and dipsomaniacs, as sick persons and not criminals, the order to . detain them at the county hospital was directed to Sheriff R. W. Hoskins, District Attorney Vernon Stoll, Hospital Superintendent Charles Veale and the board of supervisors. ASKS DAMAGES Mr. and Mrs.’ Paul Prom filed }suit in Nevada county superior court asking $5,942.30 damages against the Pacific Gas & Electrict company, claiming negligent maintenance of a PG&E power line caused a fire that gutted the basement of their summer home and destroying property stored in the basement on Jan. 128, 1949. FARNEY RESIGNS Thomas N, Farney, principal of . Oakland school district, the past . two years, resigned his post last . week. Farney gave no reason for resigning. Garbage disposer and dishwu.':2 —_= oe “Doing dishes” i ‘ “Let’s plan your new electric kitchen so you'll have more free time to enjoy life!” said our helpful appliance dealer. And that’s exactly what we did. Today that dream kitchen is a reality, and two of its best features are the automatic Dishwasher and Garbage Disposer. a wonder team that such a quick, easy, sanitary way that it’s no chore at all. A flick of an electric = “does dishes” in . “i SOA » \ ~ NX SP ASH . WSS S ui t f ily — i" \ s a cinch in our new electric kitchen switch and dishes and glassware come out sparkling clean. food waste disappears down the drain safely and completely. These units, along with a new electric refrigerator and range, ventilator, proper lighting and ample . appliance outlets can turn an every day kitchen into a sparkling, pleasant, easy place to work.,at a cost: far less than you’d think. Planning to build or remodel? It will more than pay you to consult your electric appliance dealer at once. With his trained experience he can show you how to save on installation, how best to use your space. See your dealer j a . PACIFIC GAS AND. ELECTRIC COMPANY . be detained at. the Horace Heidt radio show in an amateur show held here Friday night in the Nevada City elementary school auditorium. The show -was sponsored by the Nevada City Area Girl Scout Mothers club. Elementary school winners included Wayne Kistle, Emily Kelly, Hale Holmes, the Sinfonetta and the Harmoneers. Assisting with arrangements of the amateur show were Mr. and ‘Mrs. Franc Luschen, Mrs. Elise de Mattei, Frank Stewart, Carl Tobiassen, Mrs. Mary Kohler and Mrs. Ada Holmes. Mrs. Clayre Lipman, Forrest Varney and George Mathis were judges of the amateur show. FINAL DAY ABSENTEE BALLOTS JUNE 1 Thursday, June 1, is the last ‘day to submit applications for absentee ballots for the primary election of Tuesday, June 6, according to Ralph E. Deeble, the county clerk. A notary affidavit is no longer necessary on the ballot. Ballots may be obtained from the county clerk’s office. Thus far, 93 ballots have been issued, according to Deeble.—Pat Dames. TWO-COUNTY HEALTH SETUP PROPOSED First steps toward organization of .a two-county public health service for Nevada and Placer counties are expected to be taken at a meeting May 31 in the Veterans Memorial auditorium im Grass Valley. Dr. Ellis. D. Sox, representative of the state department of public health, will speak to the assembly, made up of health officials and committeemen of the two counties. PLAYGROUNDS TO BE FINISHED ON JUNE 4 The Nevada City junior chamber of commerce hopes to have the Pioneer park playground project completed Sunday, June 4. George Halstead has been appointed head of a volunteer day work. William C. Briggs is in charge of furnishing material to erect equipment. The. equipment ‘includes monkey bars, swings, merry-go-round and teeter-totters, constructed by the industrial arts class of Nevada City high school under the direction of Albert Wood. Herbert S. Hallett,. superintendent of the city street department, is in charge of moving the equipment to the park. The junior chamber of commerce will welcome any help from persons interested in the Pioneer park project. — Blanche Silva. J COMPANY E WILL CAMP AT SAN LUIS OBISPO STARTING JUNE 24 Two-weeks summer encampment at Camp San Luis Obispo” will start.Saturday, June 24, for Company E, 184th Infantry regiment, California national guard, according to an announcement by Lt. John Bunch, commanding officer. Bunch made the announcement upon return of officers and noncommissioned officers of the unit from a pre-camp school at Sacramento over the weekend. Bunch pointed out that new enlistees of the company will be eligible to attend the-two weeks of summer camp. Full pay and allowances are’ offered all men attending camp. A full day’s pay is offered for each weekly. drill which is held every. Thursday evening between 8 and 10 at Nevada City high school. Veterans may enlist in grade. HEADED WEST Headed for the western Pacific to join the Seventh Fleet, whose mission is to support American foreign policy in the Far East, is Russell D. Moyle, boatswain’s mate, first class, USN, of Gold Flat, a crew member of the aircraft carrier USS Valley Forge, which departed San Diego early in May. Mr. & take pride % 231 Broad Mrs. J. H. in announcing the opening of their new FROSTEE department LOCAL DEMAND FOR OUR DELICIOUS HOMEMADE. ICE CREAM HAS MADE IT NECESSARY FOR US TO ADD THIS MODERN SANITARY PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT. OUR ICE CREAM IS AVAILABLE IN ANY QUANTITY, YOUR CHOICE OF FLAVORS. PARTY PACKS FOR YOUR DEEPFREEZE, $1.40 PER GALLON. ~ Milton’s Confectionery Nevada City Milton Phone 123

4 SHUCKS! OLD-TIMERS \FOR GOODNESS THEY DIDN'T HAVE HAD IT BETTER WHEN /SAKES, PAW, < ANY DUELING BETWEEN DIDNT. Hae Tose J Mouke THEY ) SOE DIMASEIOS IN & [e) M: 105 . NEW-FANGLED HAD IT “THOS OH. THESE MODERN/ DIF 4 . INVENTIONS MAKE fia FARMING TOO DIFFICULT? © — The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, May 26, 1950 . FAIR PREMIUM BOOKS =. . 0C AL, SCHOOL HIGHEST BORN JUST 50 YEARS TIO LATE! BEING DISTRIBUTED The 1950 premium book of the Nevada county district fair is being distributed, according to) Miss Edith Scott, secretary of the . fair district, which maintains of. fices at Grass Valley. . .*' "The 88-page booklet contains . information about the eighth an. nual fair scheduled for August 24 to 28. Goodwin Knight for re-election as Lieutenant Governor KXOA 1470 ke. ; successfully complete the “SubIN PERCENTAGE IN TFSTS BY PLACER COLLEGE Nevada Gity high school had a larger percentage of, students ject A,” English fundamentals test given here this spring by Placer college than any other of the seven schools in the college district. Gordon N. Arlett, dean: of men of Placer college, said scores on the American Council of Education psychological examination showed favorable chances for success by members of the senior class of the local school. Arlett said returns from the: basic mathematics test indicated local students. ‘conform to _national averages, but increase of reading speed was indicated although comprehension was high. ’ Arlett said the tests indicate probable success or failure in fu. ture training and emphasizes the . individual’s capacity. to learn. new ideas, operations and atti-. tudes. The.ten students who passed . the English examination are Pa. tricia Dames,.Ruth Estes, Maxine ; Rie Ivéy, Madge Nelson; Joan~-Oje; Richard Penrose, Joan Peterson, Jenell Stinehfield, Mary Jo} YOWRE SIMPLY STUNNING, MOTHER ! JACK WILL BE CHARMED To DEATH! GOLLY, T/LL HAVE TO RUSH. HELL BE HERE IN AHALF Hour! REMEMBER,POP, WEAR ‘YOUR BLUE CHALK STRIPE SUIT! JACKS FATHER. ALWAYS LOOKS LIKE A PERFECT PANTS OF 1931 IF THE AL CLEANERS DON’T RE— A TURN THAT SUIT! INCOMPETENTS DECREED. KENT WALKER WINS GADGETS! Bas THOSE DAYS! ua e . p< z UCL 1S (ete * FIRST IMPRESSIONS MEAN SO y .MUGH, AND GETTING PARENTS DRESSED PROPERLY Is A ! MAJOR CAMPAIGN—THE DOOR . BELL! THAT’LL BE DADDYS IM ALITTLE EARLY, PEGOY SOMETHING ny WRONGS Waechter, and Patricia Thomas. . ILL AND NOT CRIMINALS RADIO SHOW AUDITION NEVADA COUNTY 27TH IN BARTLETT PEARS Nevada county ranks 27th in the nation among counties producing Bartlett pears for its only entry into the recent-report of the U. S. department of agriculture which covers agricultural products of ali types. Advertisement From where I sit .. 4y Joe Marsh Why “Moose” Changed x 7 Last week, parents were calling Moose Jackson on the phone—and kids were hooting at him in the streets. All because Moose fenced in his field near the depot, where the kids like to play ball. Moose got sore the way folks acted—refused to budge. Then Doe Sherman, who likes to play centerfield himself sometimes, decided to “use a little psychology.” Over a friendly glass of beer at Andy’s Garden Tavern, Doce says, “Sorry this came up, Moose. We were thinking of asking you to umpire—what with your professional His Mind experiznce and all.” (Moose used to play a little semi-pro ball.) That did it! Next day. Moose put up-a stile over his fence. In return, the kids promised not to cause any damage. From where I sit, when you try to understand the other fellow’s point of view—like his personal preference for beer or coffee —and then take into consideration the will of the majority, why, things seem to go better all around. Gre Mosse Copyright, ¥ 1950, United States Brewers Foundation BY JUDGE JAMES SNELL . Kent Walker, Shirley Patterson Decreeing that all mentally ill, and Buddy Seeberg were top persons, inebriates and other in-. three winners of an audition for competents will the county hospital and not the county jail, Superior’ Judge James Snell filed a document so ordering Saturday. Listing persons classified as insane, mentally ill,. psychopaths, . sexual psychopaths, mentally disordered, incompetents, inebriates and dipsomaniacs, as sick persons and not criminals, the order to . detain them at the county hospital was directed to Sheriff R. W. Hoskins, District Attorney Vernon Stoll, Hospital Superintendent Charles Veale and the board of supervisors. ASKS DAMAGES Mr. and Mrs.’ Paul Prom filed }suit in Nevada county superior court asking $5,942.30 damages against the Pacific Gas & Electrict company, claiming negligent maintenance of a PG&E power line caused a fire that gutted the basement of their summer home and destroying property stored in the basement on Jan. 128, 1949. FARNEY RESIGNS Thomas N, Farney, principal of . Oakland school district, the past

. two years, resigned his post last . week. Farney gave no reason for resigning. Garbage disposer and dishwu.':2 —_= oe “Doing dishes” i ‘ “Let’s plan your new electric kitchen so you'll have more free time to enjoy life!” said our helpful appliance dealer. And that’s exactly what we did. Today that dream kitchen is a reality, and two of its best features are the automatic Dishwasher and Garbage Disposer.. a wonder team that such a quick, easy, sanitary way that it’s no chore at all. A flick of an electric = “does dishes” in . “i SOA » \ ~ NX SP ASH . WSS S ui t f ily — i" \ s a cinch in our new electric kitchen switch and dishes and glassware come out sparkling clean.. food waste disappears down the drain safely and completely. These units, along with a new electric refrigerator and range, ventilator, proper lighting and ample . appliance outlets can turn an every day kitchen into a sparkling, pleasant, easy place to work.,at a cost: far less than you’d think. Planning to build or remodel? It will more than pay you to consult your electric appliance dealer at once. With his trained experience he can show you how to save on installation, how best to use your space. See your dealer j a . PACIFIC GAS AND. ELECTRIC COMPANY . be detained at. the Horace Heidt radio show in an amateur show held here Friday night in the Nevada City elementary school auditorium. The show -was sponsored by the Nevada City Area Girl Scout Mothers club. Elementary school winners included Wayne Kistle, Emily Kelly, Hale Holmes, the Sinfonetta and the Harmoneers. Assisting with arrangements of the amateur show were Mr. and ‘Mrs. Franc Luschen, Mrs. Elise de Mattei, Frank Stewart, Carl Tobiassen, Mrs. Mary Kohler and Mrs. Ada Holmes. Mrs. Clayre Lipman, Forrest Varney and George Mathis were judges of the amateur show. FINAL DAY ABSENTEE BALLOTS JUNE 1 Thursday, June 1, is the last ‘day to submit applications for absentee ballots for the primary election of Tuesday, June 6, according to Ralph E. Deeble, the county clerk. A notary affidavit is no longer necessary on the ballot. Ballots may be obtained from the county clerk’s office. Thus far, 93 ballots have been issued, according to Deeble.—Pat Dames. TWO-COUNTY HEALTH SETUP PROPOSED First steps toward organization of .a two-county public health service for Nevada and Placer counties are expected to be taken at a meeting May 31 in the Veterans Memorial auditorium im Grass Valley. Dr. Ellis. D. Sox, representative of the state department of public health, will speak to the assembly, made up of health officials and committeemen of the two counties. PLAYGROUNDS TO BE FINISHED ON JUNE 4 The Nevada City junior chamber of commerce hopes to have the Pioneer park playground project completed Sunday, June 4. George Halstead has been appointed head of a volunteer day work. William C. Briggs is in charge of furnishing material to erect equipment. The. equipment ‘includes monkey bars, swings, merry-go-round and teeter-totters, constructed by the industrial arts class of Nevada City high school under the direction of Albert Wood. Herbert S. Hallett,. superintendent of the city street department, is in charge of moving the equipment to the park. The junior chamber of commerce will welcome any help from persons interested in the Pioneer park project. — Blanche Silva. J COMPANY E WILL CAMP AT SAN LUIS OBISPO STARTING JUNE 24 Two-weeks summer encampment at Camp San Luis Obispo” will start.Saturday, June 24, for Company E, 184th Infantry regiment, California national guard, according to an announcement by Lt. John Bunch, commanding officer. Bunch made the announcement upon return of officers and noncommissioned officers of the unit from a pre-camp school at Sacramento over the weekend. Bunch pointed out that new enlistees of the company will be eligible to attend the-two weeks of summer camp. Full pay and allowances are’ offered all men attending camp. A full day’s pay is offered for each weekly. drill which is held every. Thursday evening between 8 and 10 at Nevada City high school. Veterans may enlist in grade. HEADED WEST Headed for the western Pacific to join the Seventh Fleet, whose mission is to support American foreign policy in the Far East, is Russell D. Moyle, boatswain’s mate, first class, USN, of Gold Flat, a crew member of the aircraft carrier USS Valley Forge, which departed San Diego early in May. Mr. & take pride % 231 Broad Mrs. J. H. in announcing the opening of their new FROSTEE department LOCAL DEMAND FOR OUR DELICIOUS HOMEMADE. ICE CREAM HAS MADE IT NECESSARY FOR US TO ADD THIS MODERN SANITARY PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT. OUR ICE CREAM IS AVAILABLE IN ANY QUANTITY, YOUR CHOICE OF FLAVORS. PARTY PACKS FOR YOUR DEEPFREEZE, $1.40 PER GALLON. ~ Milton’s Confectionery Nevada City Milton Phone 123