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Page Fan a ee. 5 = ee eS Boat City Nugget — — Monday, October 25. _1943
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TRAIN CLOSES = 2:85 525%." STATE PROVIDES . THE POCKETBOOK. .
FIRE — IN ofc ce MAJOR SHARE OF . . of KNOWLEDGE .
. possible for the-forest service
. maintain an organization during . . ae SSD :
T _. period of manpower ete Pee R
WITH OUR_
BOYS
. IN GLOBAL WAR
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\s credit is also given to th
ES Sufficient rain has fallen’ on the ysers, campers, sportsmen Be somes . County Clerk R.
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{Tahoe National Forest to make it who cooperated in the forest fire and ex-officio county auditor, disthe budget,
N. McCormack,
possible to lift the smoking and the prevention campaign, which has macussed county finances,
ohn Pohley— ‘ ‘ .
nawaes alae lexcn tice regulations, Forest Superterially reduced man caused fires receipts and’ expenditures, at the
John Pohley, coxswain in the U. 8 3. 'hisor Ellis stated today. Ellis cauduring the aaee tire season. dinner meeting of the Grass Valley WOMEN NOW MAKE UP MORE THAN
navy, is stationed on the Atlantic tions, however, that California state} i ‘Lions Club. s< ‘ BtIeSONNIEL IN AIRCRAPT PRODUCTION
coast. His father, W. F. Pohley of law requires a burning permit be se. . re We IANGAV AG 7 COMPANIES
Park avenue receives messages from eyred for the burning of brush and, . McCormack stated that evada . YER YY;
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him frequently but John is kept quite! other debris. Permits may be secur;County spent $842,251.35 last year bg yy YY JY £ ?
bus
and during the *present fiscal year, ‘ Y UY. y fl
usy. as ed from any United States forest . aecording to budget . Siwures. wilt — ty fe 2 a t
‘ ger tate forest ranger. The} Uff pe :
Ed Pohley— due ls “ 1,109,497.42. Of this amount z = #
Ed P hl y, third fo oWe Es er ee oe ee eeeee Kacey it is estimated cis only a = :
sistas Sal gaan act . *"__"‘lexcellent time to burn debris, ac-. ee ee ne es ecacy pecdk io’ be calsed ty ay 4 pea hem:
eenloy tn the service, has oe cording to Ellis, provided caution is numbers of Northern California dogs . : $647,278.47 Will ba \devived ly Yj sor A’ COMPANION ie SOMEONE WITH WHOM
ee 8 ort Attics, Bd is on used and fires are, not allowed to . —off te Ga URSIE OH With tie gente on tat rt d b sa ; V7 4 “TE wore 16 ee WEB Fea Pe net
P. M. duty. hang ‘over so that possible drying ‘and land. based units of the navy, wea cowiey eee a ae ee suet ew alee ie ae .
Bill Pohley— weather and high winds will cause ,Coast guard and marines not only in Surveyor J. F. O'Connor was program A CANTALOUPE .
Bill Pohley, technician in the tank. Umcontrolled spread of fire to the this country but in the battle zones. . * z Wei ceAte ONE-MAN _MUSKMEION. rs
ohley, technician in the tank} a : Th ffi tl a Hie. (chairman. : RADIO STATIONS MADE FOR ed
division is in England. His father,. timber and buildings. Fire records ey serve efficiently and intellig pees See es ; ARMY SCOUTS ARE NOW USED OF MELONS
reveal that many disa@dtrous fares ently as sentries, scouts, messengers, ON SHIPBOARD FO ar oe E ,
W. F. Pohley, states he is a gunner i . ee ;
in the commander's’ tank car. have been the result of carelessness Casualty aides, sled dogs and in othPauecesc se With NEA Y .
z in fall debris burning. er role. . '
So In cl h To date approxtmately 1350 dogs . e oe es n closing the fire season, many o date approximately : ogs 45 ave
Bob Shaugnessey, Son of Mrs. forest guards and lookouts will end. from all parts of Norther, California INDUSTRY Blanche Williams, sent his mother-a. cae : : : : 1S BUILDING A
‘their lonely vigil of watching foriand 30 from Northern Nevaaa are ia 38-7ON telegram Saturday from his camp in :
2 i " ger the arm oy \ sas WATERWHEEL
Georgia saying he was coming home dukaue Sam Kasper, who has -served ; ed forces through the efforts} That small, hard riding, dependGENERATOR
: . on Sierra Buttes for several years,. Of the regional office ‘of Dogs for. able army conveyance which made WHICH WILL ADP on furlough. He is a cook in the U. thi — tha (tletanas, Tae. s AIMOST 3,000,000
& ‘Ariiy-and it-will be bis first trip . e ae is wee ae = ae mon sce TE an Francisco. Thsy!its debut during the early months WATTS OF ELECTRIC
home ‘sinee entering the servies aj Onsen: service. The Tahoe’s womas part of a nation. of the war as the “jeep” is but anAe ENOL IEMENTE:
year ago. ; en lookouts — Marjorie. Wesson,. Wide campaign to produce 250,000/other instance of where American “AND CITIES IN
‘ Edith Forstner, Blanche Morrell and. 40ss for military service by the end:names are often the result of YanICELAND.
William Hatch— = Janet Bell have closed house for the}0f 1944. The: regional director is) kee shorteuts in language. nae f escacacre
William Hatch, Jr. son of Mr. and/season. Dispatchers Louise Hughes,. Clarence J. Pfaffenberger, ¢ journal-.
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The California State Automobile
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Mrs. Bill Haach is now stationed at. Mary Conover, Gertrude Chapman . ism instructor in the San Francisco . , h h
-'and Jane Goss have completed their’School Department, jAssociation reports that the original :
Bremerton, Wash., where he is tak p 1 who-has been War Chest D ne ple of Nevada City and its environs
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ing special training in the U. s. . Jobs with convincing proof . thatilent to the organization on a ha 1. . a7mY ee
‘will respond withthe promptness for seout car called for a ‘“‘gensral purnavy. Bill finds the USO a fine place . women can accurately do their part. time basis by the Board of Educa-' ; ;
to-go when on leave. He is eee i the fire. fighting business. tion. For about a decade he has fio Maaco Later this was shortOpens In Nevada City which they are noted.
hard and getting along fine. . “Packer Joe’ Williams, who cares ed cocker spaniels and for eizht eee to ‘ae to speed paper work Mayor Benj. Hall oF Nevada City 1 = Ss =
He says to tell everyone hello and, for the Tahoe Forest’s string of packihe was president of .the Northars 229 slurring of the two letters to-. has issued the following statement Selective Service
that ‘he would be glad to get letters'mules and saddle horses at Wild/. California Field .Trials Club. jSether. in the coining of the word regarding the War Chest Drive now. Violators To Be Arrested
from his friends. His address is Wil-;Plum -Guard station near Sierra; (Many~more war dogs are urgently. 9°?" oe under way -in the Nevada City sec-. adelia M. McCabe, U. C. Commission: sioner of Sacramento has ordered liam Hatch S2 /c, R/ SPSNY, Brem‘City, is busily engaged in removing needed. They must be from one to
. five “Again we are requested to drive!; f warrants of arrest for erton, Wash. the shoes from his charges in pre years old, at least 20 inches hich . Downieville Boy is Me ee Geetny tne rae me aeY ye a Se hcnt
;at the shoulder and weigh 50 pound y CxS arj}the following Nevada City residents
jor more. The most suitable Brace Scouts Reorganized eee i Pe ae narous i Seobes on piarecs OF fulbure to tHe tet
jare Airedaie Terriers, Alaskan Male. DOWINIEVILLE, Oct. 25. — WilSo ee ae ey ee questionnaires or to. report for inmutes, Belgian Sheepdogs, Bouviers liam Meyers, meat market proprietbrings. the fullest measure of happiduction into rie U.S. any Stanley
. de Flandres, Boxers, Biards, Bull. or posted a call for all boys of scout gti ould gers aaa ' . Joseph Mileski, Ramon Gomez Perez
es ; : H Your contribution will be accepted . > <i
Mastiffs, Collies, Delmatians. Dober-!age to meet with him at the county ~ : — and Edward Jezeski.
man Pinschers. Hehiise . Gas : ae ‘at the Bank of America, or the City : — 7 ee
erman'court house for the purpose of reHall.” : POPULATION INDICATOR
Short Haired Pointers, Giant Schnau-! ,organizing and adding to his troop BENJ, HALL. M An indication’ of the population of
zers, Irish Water Spaniels, Norweslot scouts which has been inactive! wppjs ig th offi : + si 2 ee i o eas bad ayia bo bntain.
ian Elkhounds, Retrievers, Rottwei-!' since the beginning of the war. Nine drive eae re Sees oa ew nA ieee Has Mie ie ort of ration books islers, Samoyedes, Shepherds, Siberian . i boys came to enroll, and for the preU. S. War Chest. It 4s Ree Ca ies aca in the pee last week. The
Huskies, Standard Poodles, Wire! ;sent will function as}one patrol, the antigay hGH will cee wer ail number was 2,765. The books were
Haired Pointing Griffons and crosses . Wolf. The scout commitiee is, Ross a chance for to tt x the issued b feather: in the high and
of these breeds. If ou have such a . \Taylor, committee chairman; Dewey ges eects abil pe! Mp Hens us :
bate and wish to enlist it to aid Aon . Sohieot and Robert Scott commiierlea's gallant fighting men, write or teamen, with Wm. Meyers, scout . SHHHHHHnHeeHeioeeieieeiaedeideeineideinineiineiueieisieieieiieeiieeinieiohy
telephone to Doge for Defense, 750} master. : GIVE YOURSELF A be
Eddy Street, San Francisco, telephone “NEW” REFRIGERATOR FOR ONLY $5.85
ORdway #52. If you can’t ser There were enrolled at this initial : . :
oe nd Petting. Thomas dust Jolin Shatter. REFIG-O-MASTER, sensational accessory ‘‘converts”’ all refrigerators
&, p finance the es
into “super-delux’’ performance!
project. Melvin Ponta, Harry James, Albert
Johnson, Bert Johnson, Billy Fisk, .
Buddy Hallan and Sanimie Boekoff.
An election of officers was heid
war and Mayor Hall hopes the peo-. elementary. school.
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Dogs entering the armed forces are
given the best of care and excellent
training. For Northern California’s :
canine enlistees there is a large, well with this result: Senior patrol lead% r ᤀ noe?
Ue N. ill hel WF¢ Nou will help
b] equipped War Dog (Reception andaj)e! Albert Johnson; scribe, Bert)
won t OU Training Center at San Carlos, San. Johnson; Patrol leader, Harry Jam~ . Mateo County. There, under the dir-. €8: color guards, Melvin Ponta and
ees ection of Colonel F. W. Koester, they . Buddy Hallman.
Never has there been more sufferin; in this are thoroughly trained by carefully; Announcement has just been made .
world. Never have so many watroken chosen by Harold E. Chistain, council or-.
s er looked to America..to YOU..for ganizer and extension chairman, that
elp. In past years you may have given to Troop 34 under the sponsorship of
several or many war relief agencies. This the Downievilig Lions club: je again
yey give ONCE for ALL these agena part of our official scouting famcies when you give to your local War ily, with the folfowing men serving
Chest and through it to the National
ed with them on the troop committee: R. F. TayWar Fund. Your dollars go to seventeen _ : icc WD. Johcead and Ro OM Beott
pecnepesion war relief services now com= ee es :
ined with your own local agencies in
this nationwide drive.
Some of your dollars will go to the USO.
to comfort and entertain men of the
armed forces.
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specialists. The basic training, which qualifies dogs for ‘sentry
duty, lasts twelve weeky and supplemental courses are given to fit them
for other tasks. In every case the
‘men who will use the dogs are trainRABBIT SHOW W .C. Meyers, former scoutmaster,
ae is again serving in this important
The Nevada County Rabbit Club,. position. Plans are under way for
recently organized, will hold its first. presentation of their charter -by
annual rabbit show on Sunday, Oc-. iScout Executive Robert H. Frank,
tober 31st. Loyle (Freeman has. at a meeting of the Lions club which
h Some of it will go to lend a helping agreed to manage ‘the show and has/will likely take place during the
and tooursailorsof the Merchant Marine. :
fi ill hel h issued a standard set of rules to gov-. irst part of December.—Downieville
Some of it w elp ease the sufferin ern entries and exhibitions. Messenger.
. and hunger of our stricken allies an ;
help support hospitals and children’s : ee ; a
homes..both here and abroad. : ee 99
Some of it will go to local welfare fi ! : / j /
agencies and help care for those in need y f
in your own community. or a aru es eee
Some of it will bring cheerful rememPaap i ass peoeaelas Spend your spare hours
Make your gift this year large..large _ or your weekends helpenough to go around. Atleast givedouble __ ing farmers harvest our
what you gave last year. The need is vitally needed
many times greater. ; ard
wartime crops.
FREE ENTERPRISE «
SAVES YOUR neionis ade 3 years to life. Cuts operating
expenses as much as 25-50%. Prevents costly breakdowns and repairs
ALPHA TORES, Ltd.
puscee ain NEVADA CITY — PHONE 5 GRASS VALLEY — PHONE 88
GIVE TO YOUR
LOCAL WAR CHEST . ANOTHER
Buy
Hotel Clunie USO Polish War Relief Bond
GIVE United Seamen’s Service Queen Wilhelmina Fund
ONCE War Prisoners Aid _ Russian War Relief
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Belgian War Relief Society United China Relief eee ;
FOR British War Relief Society United Czechoslovak Relief yes IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE SHOP AND COCKTAIL
ae: French Relief Fund United Yugoslav Relief Fund
BAR
AL L . Friends of Luxembourg Refugee Relief Trustees ie
THESE * Greek War Relief Association United States Committee for
ARE RENOWNED IN CALIFORNIA
; Norwegian Relief _ the Care of European Children a! : ;
ee RATES FROM $1.50 UP
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Be sca Excellent Service—Best Food
ACME BREWERIES, San Francisco .
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY ; : 8TH AND K STREET, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA
ae ae see NEVADA CITY ICE DELIVERY . . 2, toy aNp sacons. JACK BRUNO, Manager
a : oo 101 BOULDER ST. NEVADA CITY DISTRIBUTORS :
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