September 19, 1946 (8 pages)

ee Ut sk Teal , iy NUNN MI KHIM ders, PAGE FOUR NEVADA CITY NUGGET. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1946 Melee METHODIST CHURCH ‘children to the church school on * Sunday and remain with them «in Joseph ‘W. Moore, Minister. For faim ily groups for the morning worthe midweek fellowship of piayer . ship. The morning sermon topic will ‘onight at 7:30 the minister anjbe “Christian Living in Today’s mounces that the topic for the deWorld’. The Sunday evening worwotional meditation will be ‘Every ship topic will be “The Compulsion @hristian is a steward of God's . of Christ.” Work.’ The Sunday services are the szcthurch school at 10 a. m. under ie . eee ke as ene erintendency of R. C. Murchie the. Morning worship at 11 with a hymn . AWARDED CONTRACT t t anthem by the choir and sermon,! . j Supervisor Preaching service at the North ates ee ee ae Juan Methodist church at 2:30 p.m)" ctor, has been awarded a $249,and evening worship at 7:30 here end a 70 contract to wales tases a steel 1 : : girder bridge on State Sign Route Scpcane ales '49 at North Fork of the -American Parents are exhorted to bring the. River. ALL . RUGS io AXMINISTER WEAVE SEE OUR SELECTION OF COLORS 9x12 $49.95 7%x9 $31.95 9x10% $43:95 Telephone 211-W 110 South Pine . Nevada City y forest at which time he may secure . + . . . . Sportsmen JUST ARRIVED! New Shipment of TABLE LAMPS Plain, China and Decorated China Bases. Complete with Rayon Shades in assorted colors. Sold singly or in pairs. $5.80 and up CO. GRASS VALLEY FURNITURE “Where Your Furiture Dollar Goes Farther’ Grass Valley Public Market Building South Auburn Street Phone 1087 TO REGISTER j Hulls Meodaws, ; Meneing to come out and run with . the oes. Modoc county outlook for deer is or thousands of hunters and . county has a scarcity of legal bucks, . ‘Season looks poor. ‘reported by National . lbile Club as taken’ last week from FOREST SERVICE Ellis of the Tahoe National Forest in Nevada City today stated that each year one or more hunters are either lost or injured ‘while thunting oftentimes with serious consequences, The forest service is often requested by relatives to contact huni-j; The reners because of some emergncy. forest service in a position to der valuable assistanice in these emergencies providing we have information as to where the hunters plan to camp and hunt, continued Ellis. For this reason each hunter is urged to register on his way into the the latest information on hunting, and permitted camping areas, campfire permits and maps. Hunters coming to the Tahoe National Forest may regj ister at any one of the following loerations: USES in Nevada City. White Cloud . Campground, 13 miles east of Ne. vada City on the Tahoe Ukiah. North! . Bloomfield ranger station. Campton. ville range statién. Dowmieville ran'ger station. Sierraville ranger station. Lewis Mill guard station, 10 miles south of Loyalton. Boca guard . ; station, northeast of Truckee. Lake Tahoe campground. Truckee ranger . station, Big Bend ranger station on . Highiway 40, near Cisco. Blue Can. . planning on . ; yon guard station on Hig away 40. . Forest Hill ranger station. _ OUTLOOK FOR DEER . SEASON planning to get their bucks the coming opening are ad. Vised by the National Aptomobile [Club of the following reports on hunting possibilities. Placer County’s outlook for deer hunting is very good on the west side of the Sierras in Placer, Sierra and Nevada counties, but bpcks seem scarce on the east side. ‘Lassen county has a normal deer population with some nice large bucks in the vicinity of Eagle Lake and the Bogard area. Tuolumne ‘eounty has deer plentiful. Woods are dry and noisy. Usual places, such as Dodge Ridge, Dardanelles and Clarks Fork will be good hunting, San Diego county rePorts that deer look good in Cuyamaca and Lagun area. Orange county deer season will be fair with bucks in average condition. Nevada county has a plentiful deer population. Merced county bucks are combucks will be hard to find. Fresno Lake Fishing Improves Fishing in Millerton Lake and high back lakes of Fresno county is Automobile Club as improving. Salmon Limits: Limits of salmon were reported by National AutomoHumboldt county’s Cork Robin Island to Dungan Pools. ‘Rise To Flies: Some nice catches have been made in Grant Lake, Mono County, states National Automobile Club, successful ‘ishermen have Hill Ranger Ranger Station, Blue Canyon er Station. The last two ore on Hignway. 40. R. E. Dasmann, resources manager of the forest states that items to be checked for statistical and research purposes include weight, antler diameter, number of. points (eyeguards not included) condition of antlers, whether hard or in velvet, and data as to the-.location where killed. Dasmann said that this information is used in the regulation of deer feed, stocking or areas, and studies of age. types and condtiion of deer in the national forests. “Please mention also’’ said Dasmann, that all hunting is dependent upon wooded areas, which do not survive forest fires. GOVERNOR HEADS COMMITTEE FOR HOMELESS BABES With Eafl Warren as ” Governor chairman of the advisory board, the . Central Committee on Homeless ‘Children, Native Sons and Natjve Daughters of the Golden West this week made its second annual appeal to the public for support of its 63 years old adoption service for homeTess children. Until last year this state licensed service was supported entirely within the ranks of the two pioneer organizations_of—California—born--men and women. However, the rapid war time growth of the state has greatly increased the number of homeless abies for whom foster parents must be found, according to Hazel B. Hansen, Past Grand President of «che (Native Daughters and chairman’ of the Central Committee’s campaign. ‘Furthemore the cost of caring for the children prior to their final adoption has trebled and even quadrupled, placing upon the committee a financial burden too great to be borne without general public support Mrs. Hansen further points out. Thousands of (Californians this week received sheets of homelass fbabies stamps which they are asked to purchase as a contrbiution to the worthwhile cause. The stamps, used on outgoing correspondence, als. help focus public attention upon the need for finding suitable homes with foster parents for the scores of orPhans, halp orphans and children from broken homes with the general committee is called upon to help. DIVORCES Ackerson—lIn Nevada City, Nevada County, September 16, 1946, (Marjorie Lee Akerson against Richard E,. Ackerson; complaint filed ; cruelty. Sonnenfelt—In Nevada City, Septemiber 17, Millie S. Sonnenfelt against Francis J. Sonnenfelt; plaint filed; cruelty. comFIRST AC LIGHTING SYSTEM The first electric lighting installation in the United States using alternating current was made at Gr@at Barrington, Mass in 1886 under the direction Today this system ig duce and distribute more than 95 per cent of the 2255 billion kilowatt hours of electricity used annually in this country. Station and Big Bend Rang-' a ______ ___ . White Cloud Guard Station, ‘Foreet . casipiscserinstiat. ntiaesnestiintatnelnet aeiiaaeaet Eiiwho WANTS TO Quit ta6 ee EeSs ginio Merinigo of Paraguay, is revoried to have asked permission from the armed forces to resion Izave ecuntry, folpene upheavel in neighboring olivia. SPORTSMEN TURN FROM FISH POLESTO RIFLES . Game Warden Earl Hiscox yesterday that sportsmen “generally are turning from the rod to the gun and are polishing their rifles and laying in ammunition for the opening of deer season Momday. and the said He reported however that a few fishermen had _ recently been “successful in deep ‘trolling in Lake Spaulding and ‘an Fuller Lake. Fly fishing he said was good on the ‘North Yuba River above' Downieville and upon its tributaries—_He stated that the rain having killed off much insect life should make fishing, for the next few days especially good. Frank Delaney Tahoe forest ranger at Downieville reports winds preceeding the rain Sunday and Monday, made fishing: almost impossible. FARM MARKET The Farm Market, situated on the Nevada City-Grass Valley Highway, will open hereafter on Wednesdays and Saturdays instead of Tuesdays and Saturdays. This announéement was made yesterday by the committee in charge. a An addition to the market of sevstaff . mmessiage to sell; a small fee . eral new stalls for farmers who their produce there’ for was recently completed. Alpha Store Employees Ptonor Fred F. Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Cassidy were ‘hionored by the Alpha Stores with a. dinner ‘at Deer » Creek last Monday evening. Mr. Cassf.or:40 years owner and general Alpha Stores Ltd. has Alinn idy manager of reicently sold his interests to the pha Hardware Company, A beautiful “memory book’’ was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Cassidy in which all Alpha employes wrote a their “boss.’’ The book was presented by C. R. Murchie, of the store. Signing the book were C. R. MurRichard Polglase, Robert Hawkins, Elmer Durbin, Courtland Wright, Harry Fields, Alfred Fontana. Fred E. Fontana, Virginia Ghidaotti, Theresa Colombo. Esther Kaupilla and Amy Davies. Mrs. responded by thanking his hosts for Yonge and faithful service. : sear: ‘U: s. ‘Pilot ead Reride Will Be Horored Mr. and Mrs. Pershing Wee, recently married, will be guests of honor Sunday at reception planned in Bret Harte Inn beginning at 9 p.m: Lee is the son of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Hinge Lee of East Main Street, Grass Valley and his bride is the former Miss Jennie Yee a student in Arizona State College. They were married Septemiber 8th in Hotel Westward Ho of Phoenix, Ariz. Since his disharge from the army Lee has ibeen employed as a ball mill operator at the Brunswick Mine. Beflore the United States entered the late war. Lee completed his trainmanager chie, Cassidy $3s—as a pilot_and fought against the Japanese in China. Upon his return to the United States he entered the army air forces. ENROLLMENT IN ELEMFNTARY SCHOOL 469 A, new record in enrollment was anmounced yesterday by Lloyd Geist, principal of the Nevada City Elememtary School with 469 pupils_registered and 17 teachers employed. The largest class is the second gSraders with 86 pupils, while primary class numbers 67. due and payable. If mot paid Office hours: 8:00 A. M. to 12:00 Noon on Saturdays. Notice to Taxpayers Taxes of the City of Nevada far the year 1946 are now October 14, 1946 a penalty of ten per cent will be added. Ex-Officio eee Collector, City of Nevada. before 5 P. M. on Monday, 5:00 P. M:; 8:00A. M. to SAM HOOPER, of George Westinghouse. . used to pro. been fly fishing during hours. Deer are more plentiful in ode County than for several years, Earl! Hiscox, game warden, evening . . said yestarWATCH IT OPERATE CLINCH MERCANTILE COMPANY Invites You to a Demonstration of the Earthmaster TWO-WHEEL FARM AND GARDEN TRACTOR WITH PLOW DISC, AND CULTIVATOR At 2:00 O’Clock, Saturday, September 21st ___ At Mr. Fred Mounday’s, Top of Hill on Alta Street, Grass Valley 3 > { 1 Plentiful in . Pleasant Valley. day. Hiscox attributes the large numbers to several mild winters which . have enabled the deer to increase . with abundant feed, thinning out of . mountain liong and other predators . and stricter law enforcement, . sulting in fewer killings of deer . of season. reout CLARION RADIOS .. SOMETHING NEW! Special Farm Radio Sets Complete With “itterics NEVADA CITY FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 246 Commercial Street _ $60.50 —_— aaa FURNITURE: The one buck limit in this area . for.this season will be strictly enpee Hiscox said, along with a closer scrutiny on filling out tags. But so far as hunters each getting their one™buck when the season opens Monday, September 23, Hiscox thinks their ‘chances were never better. Deer are especially the lower: foothill districts, such ag Penn Valley and There are lots of deer in the higher ranges around English Moutain and the Bowman Lake country.”’ The Tahoe National Forest Service here has announced that for the convenience of deer hunters, checking stations will be maintained at the following places: State Quarantine Statino five miles east of Truckee. . Truckee Ranger Station, Tahoe Pub-. lic Camp ground, Sierraville Ranger Station, Downieville Ranger Station, Camptonville Ranger Station, No#h Bloomfield Ranger Station, = COME IN AND SEE The Splendid Assortment of Beautiful New Tapestries and Velours We Have Just Received VES UPHOLS 223 BROAD STREET . Siligiedsiraien ster iether AG nmacencanemnmeremiones o--—— COVEJIRINGS NEVADA CITY re Y

ee Ut sk Teal , iy NUNN MI KHIM ders, PAGE FOUR NEVADA CITY NUGGET. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1946 Melee METHODIST CHURCH ‘children to the church school on * Sunday and remain with them «in Joseph ‘W. Moore, Minister. For faim ily groups for the morning worthe midweek fellowship of piayer . ship. The morning sermon topic will ‘onight at 7:30 the minister anjbe “Christian Living in Today’s mounces that the topic for the deWorld’. The Sunday evening worwotional meditation will be ‘Every ship topic will be “The Compulsion @hristian is a steward of God's . of Christ.” Work.’ The Sunday services are the szcthurch school at 10 a. m. under ie . eee ke as ene erintendency of R. C. Murchie the. Morning worship at 11 with a hymn . AWARDED CONTRACT t t anthem by the choir and sermon,! . j Supervisor Preaching service at the North ates ee ee ae Juan Methodist church at 2:30 p.m)" ctor, has been awarded a $249,and evening worship at 7:30 here end a 70 contract to wales tases a steel 1 : : girder bridge on State Sign Route Scpcane ales '49 at North Fork of the -American Parents are exhorted to bring the. River. ALL . RUGS io AXMINISTER WEAVE SEE OUR SELECTION OF COLORS 9x12 $49.95 7%x9 $31.95 9x10% $43:95 Telephone 211-W 110 South Pine . Nevada City y forest at which time he may secure . + . . . . Sportsmen JUST ARRIVED! New Shipment of TABLE LAMPS Plain, China and Decorated China Bases. Complete with Rayon Shades in assorted colors. Sold singly or in pairs. $5.80 and up CO. GRASS VALLEY FURNITURE “Where Your Furiture Dollar Goes Farther’ Grass Valley Public Market Building South Auburn Street Phone 1087 TO REGISTER j Hulls Meodaws, ; Meneing to come out and run with . the oes. Modoc county outlook for deer is or thousands of hunters and . county has a scarcity of legal bucks, . ‘Season looks poor. ‘reported by National . lbile Club as taken’ last week from FOREST SERVICE Ellis of the Tahoe National Forest in Nevada City today stated that each year one or more hunters are either lost or injured ‘while thunting oftentimes with serious consequences, The forest service is often requested by relatives to contact huni-j; The reners because of some emergncy. forest service in a position to der valuable assistanice in these emergencies providing we have information as to where the hunters plan to camp and hunt, continued Ellis. For this reason each hunter is urged to register on his way into the the latest information on hunting, and permitted camping areas, campfire permits and maps. Hunters coming to the Tahoe National Forest may regj ister at any one of the following loerations: USES in Nevada City. White Cloud . Campground, 13 miles east of Ne. vada City on the Tahoe Ukiah. North! . Bloomfield ranger station. Campton. ville range statién. Dowmieville ran'ger station. Sierraville ranger station. Lewis Mill guard station, 10 miles south of Loyalton. Boca guard . ; station, northeast of Truckee. Lake Tahoe campground. Truckee ranger . station, Big Bend ranger station on . Highiway 40, near Cisco. Blue Can. . planning on . ; yon guard station on Hig away 40. . Forest Hill ranger station. _ OUTLOOK FOR DEER . SEASON planning to get their bucks the coming opening are ad. Vised by the National Aptomobile [Club of the following reports on hunting possibilities. Placer County’s outlook for deer hunting is very good on the west side of the Sierras in Placer, Sierra and Nevada counties, but bpcks seem scarce on the east side. ‘Lassen county has a normal deer population with some nice large bucks in the vicinity of Eagle Lake and the Bogard area. Tuolumne ‘eounty has deer plentiful. Woods are dry and noisy. Usual places, such as Dodge Ridge, Dardanelles and Clarks Fork will be good hunting, San Diego county rePorts that deer look good in Cuyamaca and Lagun area. Orange county deer season will be fair with bucks in average condition. Nevada county has a plentiful deer population. Merced county bucks are combucks will be hard to find. Fresno Lake Fishing Improves Fishing in Millerton Lake and high back lakes of Fresno county is Automobile Club as improving. Salmon Limits: Limits of salmon were reported by National AutomoHumboldt county’s Cork Robin Island to Dungan Pools. ‘Rise To Flies: Some nice catches have been made in Grant Lake, Mono County, states National Automobile Club, successful ‘ishermen have Hill Ranger Ranger Station, Blue Canyon er Station. The last two ore on Hignway. 40. R. E. Dasmann, resources manager of the forest states that items to be checked for statistical and research purposes include weight, antler diameter, number of. points (eyeguards not included) condition of antlers, whether hard or in velvet, and data as to the-.location where killed. Dasmann said that this information is used in the regulation of deer feed, stocking or areas, and studies of age. types and condtiion of deer in the national forests. “Please mention also’’ said Dasmann, that all hunting is dependent upon wooded areas, which do not survive forest fires. GOVERNOR HEADS COMMITTEE FOR HOMELESS BABES With Eafl Warren as ” Governor chairman of the advisory board, the . Central Committee on Homeless ‘Children, Native Sons and Natjve Daughters of the Golden West this week made its second annual appeal to the public for support of its 63 years old adoption service for homeTess children. Until last year this state licensed service was supported entirely within the ranks of the two pioneer organizations_of—California—born--men and women. However, the rapid war time growth of the state has greatly increased the number of homeless abies for whom foster parents must be found, according to Hazel B. Hansen, Past Grand President of «che (Native Daughters and chairman’ of the Central Committee’s campaign. ‘Furthemore the cost of caring for the children prior to their final adoption has trebled and even quadrupled, placing upon the committee a financial burden too great to be borne without general public support Mrs. Hansen further points out. Thousands of (Californians this week received sheets of homelass fbabies stamps which they are asked to purchase as a contrbiution to the worthwhile cause. The stamps, used on outgoing correspondence, als. help focus public attention upon the need for finding suitable homes with foster parents for the scores of orPhans, halp orphans and children from broken homes with the general committee is called upon to help. DIVORCES Ackerson—lIn Nevada City, Nevada County, September 16, 1946, (Marjorie Lee Akerson against Richard E,. Ackerson; complaint filed ; cruelty. Sonnenfelt—In Nevada City, Septemiber 17, Millie S. Sonnenfelt against Francis J. Sonnenfelt; plaint filed; cruelty. comFIRST AC LIGHTING SYSTEM

The first electric lighting installation in the United States using alternating current was made at Gr@at Barrington, Mass in 1886 under the direction Today this system ig duce and distribute more than 95 per cent of the 2255 billion kilowatt hours of electricity used annually in this country. Station and Big Bend Rang-' a ______ ___ . White Cloud Guard Station, ‘Foreet . casipiscserinstiat. ntiaesnestiintatnelnet aeiiaaeaet Eiiwho WANTS TO Quit ta6 ee EeSs ginio Merinigo of Paraguay, is revoried to have asked permission from the armed forces to resion Izave ecuntry, folpene upheavel in neighboring olivia. SPORTSMEN TURN FROM FISH POLESTO RIFLES . Game Warden Earl Hiscox yesterday that sportsmen “generally are turning from the rod to the gun and are polishing their rifles and laying in ammunition for the opening of deer season Momday. and the said He reported however that a few fishermen had _ recently been “successful in deep ‘trolling in Lake Spaulding and ‘an Fuller Lake. Fly fishing he said was good on the ‘North Yuba River above' Downieville and upon its tributaries—_He stated that the rain having killed off much insect life should make fishing, for the next few days especially good. Frank Delaney Tahoe forest ranger at Downieville reports winds preceeding the rain Sunday and Monday, made fishing: almost impossible. FARM MARKET The Farm Market, situated on the Nevada City-Grass Valley Highway, will open hereafter on Wednesdays and Saturdays instead of Tuesdays and Saturdays. This announéement was made yesterday by the committee in charge. a An addition to the market of sevstaff . mmessiage to sell; a small fee . eral new stalls for farmers who their produce there’ for was recently completed. Alpha Store Employees Ptonor Fred F. Cassidy Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Cassidy were ‘hionored by the Alpha Stores with a. dinner ‘at Deer » Creek last Monday evening. Mr. Cassf.or:40 years owner and general Alpha Stores Ltd. has Alinn idy manager of reicently sold his interests to the pha Hardware Company, A beautiful “memory book’’ was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Cassidy in which all Alpha employes wrote a their “boss.’’ The book was presented by C. R. Murchie, of the store. Signing the book were C. R. MurRichard Polglase, Robert Hawkins, Elmer Durbin, Courtland Wright, Harry Fields, Alfred Fontana. Fred E. Fontana, Virginia Ghidaotti, Theresa Colombo. Esther Kaupilla and Amy Davies. Mrs. responded by thanking his hosts for Yonge and faithful service. : sear: ‘U: s. ‘Pilot ead Reride Will Be Horored Mr. and Mrs. Pershing Wee, recently married, will be guests of honor Sunday at reception planned in Bret Harte Inn beginning at 9 p.m: Lee is the son of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Hinge Lee of East Main Street, Grass Valley and his bride is the former Miss Jennie Yee a student in Arizona State College. They were married Septemiber 8th in Hotel Westward Ho of Phoenix, Ariz. Since his disharge from the army Lee has ibeen employed as a ball mill operator at the Brunswick Mine. Beflore the United States entered the late war. Lee completed his trainmanager chie, Cassidy $3s—as a pilot_and fought against the Japanese in China. Upon his return to the United States he entered the army air forces. ENROLLMENT IN ELEMFNTARY SCHOOL 469 A, new record in enrollment was anmounced yesterday by Lloyd Geist, principal of the Nevada City Elememtary School with 469 pupils_registered and 17 teachers employed. The largest class is the second gSraders with 86 pupils, while primary class numbers 67. due and payable. If mot paid Office hours: 8:00 A. M. to 12:00 Noon on Saturdays. Notice to Taxpayers Taxes of the City of Nevada far the year 1946 are now October 14, 1946 a penalty of ten per cent will be added. Ex-Officio eee Collector, City of Nevada. before 5 P. M. on Monday, 5:00 P. M:; 8:00A. M. to SAM HOOPER, of George Westinghouse. . used to pro. been fly fishing during hours. Deer are more plentiful in ode County than for several years, Earl! Hiscox, game warden, evening . . said yestarWATCH IT OPERATE CLINCH MERCANTILE COMPANY Invites You to a Demonstration of the Earthmaster TWO-WHEEL FARM AND GARDEN TRACTOR WITH PLOW DISC, AND CULTIVATOR At 2:00 O’Clock, Saturday, September 21st ___ At Mr. Fred Mounday’s, Top of Hill on Alta Street, Grass Valley 3 > { 1 Plentiful in . Pleasant Valley. day. Hiscox attributes the large numbers to several mild winters which . have enabled the deer to increase . with abundant feed, thinning out of . mountain liong and other predators . and stricter law enforcement, . sulting in fewer killings of deer . of season. reout CLARION RADIOS ... SOMETHING NEW! Special Farm Radio Sets Complete With “itterics NEVADA CITY FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 246 Commercial Street _ $60.50 —_— aaa FURNITURE: The one buck limit in this area . for.this season will be strictly enpee Hiscox said, along with a closer scrutiny on filling out tags. But so far as hunters each getting their one™buck when the season opens Monday, September 23, Hiscox thinks their ‘chances were never better. Deer are especially the lower: foothill districts, such ag Penn Valley and There are lots of deer in the higher ranges around English Moutain and the Bowman Lake country.”’ The Tahoe National Forest Service here has announced that for the convenience of deer hunters, checking stations will be maintained at the following places: State Quarantine Statino five miles east of Truckee. . Truckee Ranger Station, Tahoe Pub-. lic Camp ground, Sierraville Ranger Station, Downieville Ranger Station, Camptonville Ranger Station, No#h Bloomfield Ranger Station, = COME IN AND SEE The Splendid Assortment of Beautiful New Tapestries and Velours We Have Just Received VES UPHOLS 223 BROAD STREET . Siligiedsiraien ster iether AG nmacencanemnmeremiones o--—— COVEJIRINGS NEVADA CITY re Y