September 15, 1950 (8 pages)

HUNTERS OPEN CAMPAIGN FOR VENISON SUPPLY NELSON BUILDS GRIDIRON TEAM FROM SCRATCE of the division of fish and game, displayed by Pohley and Destate and federal, forest rangers, graffenreid. . peace officers, justices of the}. Nelson estimates his line will peace, park rangers, and officers average 155 pounds and his backof locker or cold storage plants. field about 150. General -hunting conditions New candidates yet unassigned g averagin slightly better than Nevada City, California, Friday, September 15, 1950—5 to possible positions are Bud Seeusual can be expected by huntberg, Noel Weldon, Ed Zagolo ers. and Caster. Lwieee IN AIR FORCE Hatched Pre-season prospects ranging A directér scrimmage will be oo ‘Lowell Hiscox and Raymond California hunters will set out from “poor” in Humboldt county One of the coaches of the Siheld tonight at 7:30 at Hennessy OSTROM—At Jones Memorial . Nelson have enlisted in the U. S. erra Foothill conference is moanfield, Grass Valley, against the tomorrow in an effort to beat. to “very good” in Placer county their 1949 record take of 52,000 have been reported by wardens hospital, Grass Valley, Sept. 8, . air force and will leave for basic ing he has only six candidates for Folsom high school team. deer as the state’s second, and ofthe division of fish and game. 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. Alec” Os-. training at San Antonio,° Texas, quarterback position on his footWednesday. major deer hunting seasdOn opens For the opening dayof the 30trom, Sierra City, a son. ball team. Coach Thomas Nelson, ‘in 36 counties and portions of day Sierra, north coastal, and new chief of the Yellowjacket counties for a one-month run. hunting season, 1 Modoc-Lassen varsity of Nevada City high The central and south coastal wardens predict the following school would like to have two candidates for a position on his California’s three and one half season comes to a close at oneoutlook by county: Deer in good squad. month bear hunting season opens half hour after sunset tonight. ‘ BUTTE—Fair. condition. Ample water supWith only three regulars from tomorrow with good prospects for Deer tag returns for the early the 1949 squad Nelson is pessithe hunter to bring home his seahunting season have been lagging plies. ELDORADO—Fair. Very few mistic about his first year’s team. sonal limit of one bruin, the divapproximately 10 percent behind Sept, 14, 1950 deer seen. . last year’s totals, the division of He thinks they may come up ision of fish and game reveals. NEVADA Fair to good. Deer fish and game.reports. Bear facts about the coming with an upset’or two during the Abundant feed and The state’s major hunting efscattered. season, but he doesnt’ have sufseason: shooting hours are from water. ficient weight and experience to one-half hour before sunrise to fort will get under way one-half Under date of Sept. 8th, at a meeting of the NePLACER—Very good. Deer cope with the bumper crop of one-half. hour after sunset; behour before sunrise Saturday in ut vada Irrigation District Water Users Association, plenttul througno the county. plunging fullbacks around the tween Sep. 16 and Oct. 15, no the Sierra( north coastal, and —Good. PLUMAS Many forked more than one dog per hunter several citizens came forward and advised the offiLassen-Modoc areas. Portions conference, such as 195-pounder horn ‘and three-point .bucks. Bob Sinnock of Placer and Chuck may be used for taking bears or of San Diego, Riverside, Imperial: cers of certain irregular tactics used by the solicitors deer or both; firearms and bow and San Bernardino counties are Woods dry with extreme fire Hollmer of Grass Valley. for the recall of directors of the district: hazard. and arrow are legal weapons, but included. Nelson looks with hope at the —Good. Large bucks SIERRA trapping is prohibited. John Wentzel, local game warbumper crop of sophomores in The statements of the individuals were taken and About 2,000 of the state’s estien, predicted deer hunting in scarce. High fire hazard. the local: high school and_ feels mated population of .more than the high mountain country might duly notarized. This statement is being turned over that 1952 can be the year for the 20,000 bears will be taken before be. improved over. last. year. He to the District Attorney for Nevada, County as of Yellowjackets. Until then_it will the season ends Dec. 1, the divisaid “Most. deer appear to be in be a matter of building. this date. sion predicts. very good condition. Wolf mounNelson is pleased with the tain area looks good, and the exprogress of the team in working The following is an exact copy of the notarized treme upper reaches of Camp with the T formation, Beale. The back country above statement: In the key quarterback posiBloomfield looks. fair.” Methodist Church tion LaVerle Nelson and Jerry Tom Borneman Jr., of Truckee “We, the undersigned do hereby attest and Mill and Broad Streets Coleman show the most promise. reported deer hunting should be By Darleen Crowley . affirm, that the following statements are true George C. Pearson, pastor Nelson can also double at fullThe Freshman and Sophmore fair but that hunters will have to facts— back. Both are seniors. 9:45 a.m. Church school, offerbrawl was held last Friday afterwalk more due to wider range of Veteran Gordon Lageson will noon on the turf in back of the deer this year. With abundant ing instruction for all ages. “Mr. Carl Brock ‘came to our places and incapable handle the pivot post of high school, The brawl is plannfeed and water the deer should 11 a.m. Morning worship, serthe line. Nelson plans to use a ed by the Seniors and it took the be in good condition, montopic, “The Christian Chalformed us that all the directors were going to five-man line on defense and he place of the annual Freshman Owen Mello, Loyalton, reportlenge.” be recalled and Mr. Varney was to be ousted and feels Lageson will carry the brunt initrAtion. The brawl consisted ed a scarcity of large bucks in the district was going to start all over with a of the defensive work against the of a softball game between the his district, although he predicts Grace Lutheran Church plunging fullbacks. clear slate. Mr. Brock said that it was up to us Freshmen and Sophomore girls, good hunting in eastern part of Grass Valley Wayne and Derek Thiessen, races and other various activities. Sierra county. He said an adesign this petition in the district to oust Arnto Walter C. Rubke, pastor transfers from Elk Grove high In the evening the annual Freshquate supply of small bucks preold. Due to the fact that no effort was made ‘The sermon will be based on school appear to be the outstandman dance was given in the high vails. ing linemen of the squad and school auditorium by the Seniors, to recall Mr. Griffith and Mr. Powers, we feel Two bucks is the seasonal limit God’s word, Gal. 5, 25-6,10. Sunday School, 10 a. m. may get the starting tackle aswith all Freshmen being admittin Del Norte, Trinity, Humboldt, that we were led to sign the recall petition under Divine Worship, 11 a. m. signments. Wayne is a junior and edfree. Refreshments were Tehama, and westerly portions of false representation.” his brother is a senior. Shasta and Siskiyou counties. served. Other promising tackle candiThe Sophomores headed by One buck is allowed elsewhere, Christian Science Church dates are Harold Daopelmayr and Warren Immel, Class advisor, and except that no forked-horns may Christian Sclence’ Society of Signed: WILLIAM L. HOTCHKISS Kent Walker. Wayne Thiessen assistant advisor, Mrs. Margaret be taken in Modoc county, and Nevada City holds services every and Walker double at end. Signed: A. H. SMOCK Stevens are having a dance this portions of Lassen, Shasta, and Sunday morning at 11 o’clock at Three seniors are the leading Friday for the. Freshmen. The Siskiyou counties. the church, 114 Boulder street. candidates for the workhorses of dance will begin at 8 p.m. ReShooting hours have been set Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Signed: O. DRAPER the line—the guards. Bill Bevfreshents will be served. between one-half hour before Testimonial meetings are held erage, Jerry Brady and Bud Hal Draper, science teacher, sunrise to one-half hour after on the first and third WednesDeschwanden will see most of the showed his general science class sunset. Shotguns and pistols are days of each month at 8 p.m. action this year. Deschwanden some very interesting experiout lawed in deer hunting. Signed: MARVIN PAUL . ES Reading room is located at_207 is doubling at center. Deer tags, useful in keeping Main street, and is open Monday, ments on air and organic and inJoe Griggs and Doug Atkins, organic materials. Duly Notarized oe 8, 1950. ‘J track of hunting pressure and Wednesday and Friday, holidays both seniors, lead as choices for Mrs. Constance Pfiffer English biological trends, must be atexcepted, from 2 to 4 p.m. the wingmen on the line. Both II Class is scheduled to start tached to the antlers of each deer A lesson-sermon on ‘Matter’ are showing promise in snagging “The Tale of Two Cities” by taken. Among thist authorized is to be read in Christian Science passes, to validate tags are employees churehes Sunday, Charles Dickens, next week. Jim Scribner will probably get For the students who like to the nod as starting fullback with jitterbug or would like to learn, ‘ fll’pte Melo Pello giving him strong special jitterbug lessons started Wyse“ttn, competition. Nelson plans ‘to delast Wednesday afternoon in the pend on Pello for most of the high school auditorium. Gp Y4 punting on the team. This season's’ first P. ‘F. A. » -Chuck Degraffenreid and. Bob meeting will be held Monday, Pohley, both juniors, show up as Sep. 25, with Mrs. Kent Walker, excellent halfback material, with president. : CALIFORNIA SEASON ON BEAR TOMORROW NID WATER USERS ASSOCIATION \é Church Announcements YELLOWJACKET BUZZINGS ay Signed:,SYDNEY V. SMITH pleetsetTTn ees Dean Morrison,.senior, and Dave Mott, another junior, and Pat HUNTERS WARNED Prospective. buyers of ammcnition were warned this week by Undersheriff Otis. Hardt that tra‘cer bullets being distributed in the area as excess army equipment will start fires in highly miss the opening practice game inflammable timber, according to with Gridley a week from tatests conducted by pennss Sher-nght. iff Floyd Pond. Operating from a T formation, . —_ Nelson will depend on his quar~ CHOICE ALFALFA, Fourth terbacks for a major part of his and Fifth cuttings. In stack or forward passes. He is particularly baled in field. $18 per ton. Phone s22p pleased with the. hard running Marysville 3-6349. AY” DWNO MM ow nt SANS Ws ANS Ars. © Kistle scheduled to see plenty of action. Pell and Fred Benuzzi, a center candidate, are out of heavy action for a week as a result of minor injuries and may possibly NOTICE ) THE WATER USERS ASSOCIATION IS GIVING THE DIRECTORS OF THE NEVADA IRRIGATION DISTRICT AN OPPORTUNITY TO VOICE THEIR OPINIONS ON THE COMING RECALL _ ELECTION. ee LZ Yilllle Middle jd, Widdltiiidly juiilg WLLL, Wives, witititttte witiittttlty MWitttitittllb wiitiitlg SEAMAN’S LODGE—PIONEER PK. see” sumed than any other make of their ca= . TONIGHT i Pee 8:00 O’CLOCK pacity. You can’t beat Chevrolet for low: cost of ownership, operation, and upkeep. —or for high resale value. Chevrolet trucks. work for more owners on more jobs, every: day, than any other make. So come see us. We've got just the truck you went! at First ha den PUBLIC INVITED NID WATER USERS ASSOCIATION Chevrolet's Valve-in-Head engines can d@ more work per gallon of gasoline con— , "Mountain Chevrolet Co. . 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HUNTERS OPEN CAMPAIGN FOR VENISON SUPPLY NELSON BUILDS GRIDIRON TEAM FROM SCRATCE of the division of fish and game, displayed by Pohley and Destate and federal, forest rangers, graffenreid. . peace officers, justices of the}. Nelson estimates his line will peace, park rangers, and officers average 155 pounds and his backof locker or cold storage plants. field about 150. General -hunting conditions New candidates yet unassigned g averagin slightly better than Nevada City, California, Friday, September 15, 1950—5 to possible positions are Bud Seeusual can be expected by huntberg, Noel Weldon, Ed Zagolo ers. and Caster. Lwieee IN AIR FORCE Hatched Pre-season prospects ranging A directér scrimmage will be oo ‘Lowell Hiscox and Raymond California hunters will set out from “poor” in Humboldt county One of the coaches of the Siheld tonight at 7:30 at Hennessy OSTROM—At Jones Memorial . Nelson have enlisted in the U. S. erra Foothill conference is moanfield, Grass Valley, against the tomorrow in an effort to beat. to “very good” in Placer county their 1949 record take of 52,000 have been reported by wardens hospital, Grass Valley, Sept. 8, . air force and will leave for basic ing he has only six candidates for Folsom high school team. deer as the state’s second, and ofthe division of fish and game. 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. Alec” Os-. training at San Antonio,° Texas, quarterback position on his footWednesday. major deer hunting seasdOn opens For the opening dayof the 30trom, Sierra City, a son. ball team. Coach Thomas Nelson, ‘in 36 counties and portions of day Sierra, north coastal, and new chief of the Yellowjacket counties for a one-month run. hunting season, 1 Modoc-Lassen varsity of Nevada City high The central and south coastal wardens predict the following school would like to have two candidates for a position on his California’s three and one half season comes to a close at oneoutlook by county: Deer in good squad. month bear hunting season opens half hour after sunset tonight. ‘ BUTTE—Fair. condition. Ample water supWith only three regulars from tomorrow with good prospects for Deer tag returns for the early the 1949 squad Nelson is pessithe hunter to bring home his seahunting season have been lagging plies. ELDORADO—Fair. Very few mistic about his first year’s team. sonal limit of one bruin, the divapproximately 10 percent behind Sept, 14, 1950 deer seen. . last year’s totals, the division of He thinks they may come up ision of fish and game reveals. NEVADA Fair to good. Deer fish and game.reports. Bear facts about the coming with an upset’or two during the Abundant feed and The state’s major hunting efscattered. season, but he doesnt’ have sufseason: shooting hours are from water. ficient weight and experience to one-half hour before sunrise to fort will get under way one-half Under date of Sept. 8th, at a meeting of the NePLACER—Very good. Deer cope with the bumper crop of one-half. hour after sunset; behour before sunrise Saturday in ut vada Irrigation District Water Users Association, plenttul througno the county. plunging fullbacks around the tween Sep. 16 and Oct. 15, no the Sierra( north coastal, and —Good. PLUMAS Many forked more than one dog per hunter several citizens came forward and advised the offiLassen-Modoc areas. Portions conference, such as 195-pounder horn ‘and three-point .bucks. Bob Sinnock of Placer and Chuck may be used for taking bears or of San Diego, Riverside, Imperial: cers of certain irregular tactics used by the solicitors deer or both; firearms and bow and San Bernardino counties are Woods dry with extreme fire Hollmer of Grass Valley. for the recall of directors of the district: hazard. and arrow are legal weapons, but included. Nelson looks with hope at the —Good. Large bucks SIERRA trapping is prohibited. John Wentzel, local game warbumper crop of sophomores in The statements of the individuals were taken and About 2,000 of the state’s estien, predicted deer hunting in scarce. High fire hazard. the local: high school and_ feels mated population of .more than the high mountain country might duly notarized. This statement is being turned over that 1952 can be the year for the 20,000 bears will be taken before be. improved over. last. year. He to the District Attorney for Nevada, County as of Yellowjackets. Until then_it will the season ends Dec. 1, the divisaid “Most. deer appear to be in be a matter of building. this date. sion predicts. very good condition. Wolf mounNelson is pleased with the tain area looks good, and the exprogress of the team in working The following is an exact copy of the notarized treme upper reaches of Camp with the T formation, Beale. The back country above statement: In the key quarterback posiBloomfield looks. fair.” Methodist Church tion LaVerle Nelson and Jerry Tom Borneman Jr., of Truckee “We, the undersigned do hereby attest and Mill and Broad Streets Coleman show the most promise. reported deer hunting should be By Darleen Crowley . affirm, that the following statements are true George C. Pearson, pastor Nelson can also double at fullThe Freshman and Sophmore fair but that hunters will have to facts— back. Both are seniors. 9:45 a.m. Church school, offerbrawl was held last Friday afterwalk more due to wider range of Veteran Gordon Lageson will noon on the turf in back of the deer this year. With abundant ing instruction for all ages. “Mr. Carl Brock ‘came to our places and incapable handle the pivot post of high school, The brawl is plannfeed and water the deer should 11 a.m. Morning worship, serthe line. Nelson plans to use a ed by the Seniors and it took the be in good condition, montopic, “The Christian Chalformed us that all the directors were going to five-man line on defense and he place of the annual Freshman Owen Mello, Loyalton, reportlenge.” be recalled and Mr. Varney was to be ousted and feels Lageson will carry the brunt initrAtion. The brawl consisted ed a scarcity of large bucks in the district was going to start all over with a of the defensive work against the of a softball game between the his district, although he predicts Grace Lutheran Church plunging fullbacks. clear slate. Mr. Brock said that it was up to us Freshmen and Sophomore girls, good hunting in eastern part of Grass Valley Wayne and Derek Thiessen, races and other various activities. Sierra county. He said an adesign this petition in the district to oust Arnto Walter C. Rubke, pastor transfers from Elk Grove high In the evening the annual Freshquate supply of small bucks preold. Due to the fact that no effort was made ‘The sermon will be based on school appear to be the outstandman dance was given in the high vails. ing linemen of the squad and school auditorium by the Seniors, to recall Mr. Griffith and Mr. Powers, we feel Two bucks is the seasonal limit God’s word, Gal. 5, 25-6,10. Sunday School, 10 a. m. may get the starting tackle aswith all Freshmen being admittin Del Norte, Trinity, Humboldt, that we were led to sign the recall petition under Divine Worship, 11 a. m. signments. Wayne is a junior and edfree. Refreshments were Tehama, and westerly portions of false representation.” his brother is a senior. Shasta and Siskiyou counties. served. Other promising tackle candiThe Sophomores headed by One buck is allowed elsewhere, Christian Science Church dates are Harold Daopelmayr and Warren Immel, Class advisor, and except that no forked-horns may Christian Sclence’ Society of Signed: WILLIAM L. HOTCHKISS Kent Walker. Wayne Thiessen assistant advisor, Mrs. Margaret be taken in Modoc county, and Nevada City holds services every

and Walker double at end. Signed: A. H. SMOCK Stevens are having a dance this portions of Lassen, Shasta, and Sunday morning at 11 o’clock at Three seniors are the leading Friday for the. Freshmen. The Siskiyou counties. the church, 114 Boulder street. candidates for the workhorses of dance will begin at 8 p.m. ReShooting hours have been set Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Signed: O. DRAPER the line—the guards. Bill Bevfreshents will be served. between one-half hour before Testimonial meetings are held erage, Jerry Brady and Bud Hal Draper, science teacher, sunrise to one-half hour after on the first and third WednesDeschwanden will see most of the showed his general science class sunset. Shotguns and pistols are days of each month at 8 p.m. action this year. Deschwanden some very interesting experiout lawed in deer hunting. Signed: MARVIN PAUL . ES Reading room is located at_207 is doubling at center. Deer tags, useful in keeping Main street, and is open Monday, ments on air and organic and inJoe Griggs and Doug Atkins, organic materials. Duly Notarized oe 8, 1950. ‘J track of hunting pressure and Wednesday and Friday, holidays both seniors, lead as choices for Mrs. Constance Pfiffer English biological trends, must be atexcepted, from 2 to 4 p.m. the wingmen on the line. Both II Class is scheduled to start tached to the antlers of each deer A lesson-sermon on ‘Matter’ are showing promise in snagging “The Tale of Two Cities” by taken. Among thist authorized is to be read in Christian Science passes, to validate tags are employees churehes Sunday, Charles Dickens, next week. Jim Scribner will probably get For the students who like to the nod as starting fullback with jitterbug or would like to learn, ‘ fll’pte Melo Pello giving him strong special jitterbug lessons started Wyse“ttn, competition. Nelson plans ‘to delast Wednesday afternoon in the pend on Pello for most of the high school auditorium. Gp Y4 punting on the team. This season's’ first P. ‘F. A. » -Chuck Degraffenreid and. Bob meeting will be held Monday, Pohley, both juniors, show up as Sep. 25, with Mrs. Kent Walker, excellent halfback material, with president. : CALIFORNIA SEASON ON BEAR TOMORROW NID WATER USERS ASSOCIATION \é Church Announcements YELLOWJACKET BUZZINGS ay Signed:,SYDNEY V. SMITH pleetsetTTn ees Dean Morrison,.senior, and Dave Mott, another junior, and Pat HUNTERS WARNED Prospective. buyers of ammcnition were warned this week by Undersheriff Otis. Hardt that tra‘cer bullets being distributed in the area as excess army equipment will start fires in highly miss the opening practice game inflammable timber, according to with Gridley a week from tatests conducted by pennss Sher-nght. iff Floyd Pond. Operating from a T formation, . —_ Nelson will depend on his quar~ CHOICE ALFALFA, Fourth terbacks for a major part of his and Fifth cuttings. In stack or forward passes. He is particularly baled in field. $18 per ton. Phone s22p pleased with the. hard running Marysville 3-6349. AY” DWNO MM ow nt SANS Ws ANS Ars. © Kistle scheduled to see plenty of action. Pell and Fred Benuzzi, a center candidate, are out of heavy action for a week as a result of minor injuries and may possibly NOTICE ) THE WATER USERS ASSOCIATION IS GIVING THE DIRECTORS OF THE NEVADA IRRIGATION DISTRICT AN OPPORTUNITY TO VOICE THEIR OPINIONS ON THE COMING RECALL _ ELECTION. ee LZ Yilllle Middle jd, Widdltiiidly juiilg WLLL, Wives, witititttte witiittttlty MWitttitittllb wiitiitlg SEAMAN’S LODGE—PIONEER PK. see” sumed than any other make of their ca= . TONIGHT i Pee 8:00 O’CLOCK pacity. You can’t beat Chevrolet for low: cost of ownership, operation, and upkeep. —or for high resale value. Chevrolet trucks. work for more owners on more jobs, every: day, than any other make. So come see us. We've got just the truck you went! at First ha den PUBLIC INVITED NID WATER USERS ASSOCIATION Chevrolet's Valve-in-Head engines can d@ more work per gallon of gasoline con— , "Mountain Chevrolet Co. . RADDUE BUILDING GRASS VALLEY WEST MAIN STREET —— —— i a. % ita Senne NR ste ee oe t ie i B / { i ;