December 15, 1971 (12 pages)

= IS NEEDED even when budget is ' Jimited . Keystone Market DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. 213 Commercial Street Phone 67 — Nevada City We supply our patrons with the meat from the best cattle, sheep and hogs that money can buy. We have built our reputation on service and quality and reasonable prices. Ask your neighbors about us. They will tell you. REXALL TONICS Beef, Wine and Iron Tonic, Sarsaparilla Compound, MeloMalt with Cod Liver Oil, Iron Tonic with Cascara. R. E. HARRIS THE REXALL DRUG STORE We Can HELP YOU Make Your Car last for the duration. Factory Specified Engine PuneUp and Steering and Front End Alignment Equipment SERVICE. GARAGE W. 8. WILLIAMSON, Prop. Sor. Pine and Spring. Phone 106 FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE DRIVE IN FOOD PALACE Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables Beer and Wine COR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL STREETS NEVADA CITY, PHONE 398 SAFE AND LOCKSMITH Keys Made While You Wait Bicycles, Steel Tapes, Vacuum Ch s, Washing Macht Electgie Irons, Stoves, Etc. Repaired. SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS, ETC., SHARPENED Gunsmith, Light Welding RAY’S FIXIT SHOP 109 Weet Maim St., Phone 008 AM aan evew yw are Y __Nevada City Nugget — Monday, March 30, 1942 ; The Nevada County Nugget, Wednesday, December a Page Three . largest building project in 1941. square bins, new has a storage is the wheat cleaning and «: NEW HOME OF GLOBE MILLS, job, which took eight months to complete and . New Sacramento Mill and Grain Elevator . Good News to Northern California Farmers ted at 12th and C Streets in Sacramento. This huge construction prone cont over a quarter miliion dollars, was Sacramento's The concrete elevator, consisting of forty-two circular tanks and thirty capacity of 500,000 bushels of grain. The wditioning house. high tower in the background JOE SWAZEY WRITES LETTER FROM FT. KNOX H. M. Leete, publisher of The Nusget, has received a letter from Joe Swazey, more popularly known in this area as Sierra Joe. the sonxwriter. Joe is now. in the United Company C,. 4th Battalion, fort Knox, Ky. His letter which calls attention to a desire fer news from his home area, follows: “Dear Friends and Mr,’ leete: and to say 1 haven't forzotten you. In fact, I am constantly wondering how things are going on back hom. “T do wish some kind hearted person would send me a copy of The Nugget and the Union. I'd like to read some news of the folks back States armed forees, stationed with: “Justa line to say hello to you all . . home. : . . —-at least 98 pe®cent of us are—to ‘learn all we can in our basic train_ing period and you can bet we're all . anxious to get this war over with and get back home, Been reading from ‘time to time tn the eastern papers ‘about the proposed: anti-strike laws and also the wage bill. Itsseems‘to, me personally that if every American who is a true American ° at’ heart ,; would not need any drastic laws to force him or them to do their part, with wages and strikes utmost from their thoughts until after the storm ,is over, “Those gallant men at Wake Islard, who had so littl to do with and who did so much should prove a shining example of American loyalty and courage. They gave all they had ‘even to ther life's blood, for the ‘country they loved, and. the’ ones ‘they adored, . They asked not. for wases, no special favors. No. They FOR THE DURATION The Nugget provides for publisking the facts Monday and Thursday Let us keep you informed of developments\, on our own front—Nevada County. you with the local news you are interested in. It is proud of its record ‘and during. these times the printing of the truth is essential. The Nugget comes to you twice weekly. afternoons, at 305 Broad Street $3.00 Per Year SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET TODAY Phone 36 atmosphere, in the very theatrical, restaura RATES FROM GAN FRANCISCO'S finest feily hotel. Quiet, refined, and friendly shopping district. heart of the nt, and Garage Paxton, California Service Ce the Glamcrous aT DOOR Feather River “We are all trying to do our best! . only asked that we,their comrades, ,carry on in their place, not for mon_ey, not for glory or fame, but for iliberty and freedom for all in the generations to come. Are we going (9 fail in fhat great and glorious mission left in our care by strikes, by . greed, or for love of money, etc.? Has their noblé sacrifice been in vain? » “Our, anawer to this is NO. We are ‘going to carry the great mission out in 100 per cent ‘fulfillment so that their children and loved ones and our children and loved ones will always be brought up, not in chains of slavery, but in the clear pure air of a nation filled “with self-respecting. EXPLAINED BY . MRS.KEMPFR (ity Nugget ads HEADQUARTERS ; FOR Mrs. Paul Kemper, executive ehair. SKIING man of the Nevada City Dsfense Sav-! PARTIES ings Committee, explained today! there are three types of . Defense . Bonds which may be purchased by the public. Mrs. Kemper said, “FE eryone should acquaint him-elf with’ these bonds. The United States Treas. ury has designated these types 2s Serles E. F and G. “The Series E Bonds, is sometimes ; called the People’s Bond and is the’ one in which most people will be interested. This ts the ne eet . { 1 “@ SHORT RUN TO A LONG RUN IN THR SNOW" NATIONAL HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP NEVADA CITY 4 CALIFORNIA bond, Series F and G are chiefly inae > tended for orsanizations, corpora+ HOOF TOD tons and individuals with accumn-) ~——___--—.__.--§ —_~__ lated savinzs to invest.” 4 The full faith and credit of the . P United States Government is pledged “KEEP "EM > for the payment of prin:ipal and inFLYING” P terest of every type of defense bond, > it was pointed out. Mrs. Kemper eBUY. P stressed that investment in the bonds P is not a donation and holders of the ®@DEFENSE > ‘bonds did not have to hold them un@®STAMPS ; til maturity. They can turn them into P cash, if necessary, at anytime after they have been held for 60 days. Interest will be paid after the first veut: Chamber of Commerce The series E bonds are designed . PHONE 575 to be purchased by persons of small or average incomes. Through them : OFFICE IN CITY HALL the average individual can partictpate in the all out effort to win the war. PUCCT CC CCCCCT. 15, 19715 mention the Nevada tn bo i bn bn bln bb inl ihn) FOOCOP Interest on a series EK bond amounts to 2.9 per cent on both principal and accumulated interest, if the bond is held to maturity which is ten years. The smallest series E bond costs Pauline and Johnnie $18.75. This increases in value in 10 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley years to $25. A $37.50 bond increas-. es to $50. A $75 bond to $100. VI BEER WINES, LIQUORS $375 bond to $500 and a $750 bondi Delicious Mixed Drinks to Please to $1,000. Rvery Taste New Dea Under Management of ‘Mrs. Kemper said, “not many of us can rush out and buy a $750 bond but we can aim at regular purchases, of the $18.75 and $37.50 bends. The, regular buying of defense’ savings! savings stamps Will aid investors in °* FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service & Repairi ‘. God-fearing citizens. “Yes we will win this war, birt we . as soldiérs can omy do our part 100 per cent, providing our comrades at home do their part 100 per cent and get the materials to nus, We are not afraid to die in the present great cause, not if death can bring freedom to lati for as long as time endures, dures. a “If do hope thonzh that after the big slaughter is over that those of us who are able to come back, will get a decent break on jobs and a chance to make a home and a complete readjustment of our lives. If we here in America continue to function 100 per cent, war should be over in at least three years at the loyigest. “Well, dear friends, please ask some one about the pwpers. They only need send two papers, one Nugget and one Union and it will bring great joy and. sweet memories to a few local soldiers’ hearts. “Best wishes and keep smiling, Private Joseph M. Swazey.” GERALDEAN BAKER, PHIL ANGOVE RITES TO BE HELD SUNDAY The Easter Sunday marriage rites for Phil J. Angove of this city and Miss Geraldean. Baker of Grass Valley will take place at the Methodist Church ip Grass Valley. The bride to be is the attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Baker of Grass Valley. She attended the Grass Valley High Sehool and the]. Sacramento Junior College. She !s employed at the Moran Pharmacy !n Grase Valley. ‘ Angaye soon plans to enter the U. 8. armed forces: He is employed by the Idaho-Meryland, Mines corporation in the*safety and first aid department. The popular local youth for the past several years has ‘been president [ of the Iocal Epworth League of the Methodist Church. He is a son of Ernest Amgove of this city. Phil is a graduate of the Nevada City High School and-also attended Placer Junior College. Trinity Episcopal Church will hold the last of its midweek Lenten services Wednesday evening at 7:30 Rev. Cedric Porter will give a brief talk, followed by the Question Box. In Sun Valley— Charles Parsons, manual training instructor at the high school and Donald Tuxford, elementary school teacher, are spending this week in Sun Valley, Idaho, enjoying the snow sports advantages of that area. Filled Easter Baskets at Colley's buying the bonds. . C ered “The stamps can be turned in tor! Work, Called for. and. “Deity . la bond at anytime a purchaser has iClarence R. Gray 1 $18.75 in. them. Stam? s came in . denominations ranging from 10 cen:s) . , 520 Coyote Street Phone 163) lto $5.00."° : : . Ownership of the hords is limited For VENETIAN BLINDS and LATEST PATTERNS . to. $5,000 purchased in any one = onde! 7S Ogos” 7 KLECTED QUEEN OF MAY . Dorothy Roberts was elected roy . IN WALL PAPER ‘Nevada City High School students as queen of the May Day festival planae ned at the school. 1 John W. Darke Easter Novelties at Colley's Con00-3 00-ba fectionery. ‘ , NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR MEMBER OF GOVERNING BOARD OF NEVADA CITY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT (School Code Sections 2.872 and 2.2032) NOTICE is hereby given to the Electors of Nevada City Unified Schoo! District of Nevada County, California, that the Annual Election for Members of the Governing Board of sald District will be held at the ‘Nevada City Elementary School in said district on the last Saturday in April, viz, April 25, 1942. It will be necessary to elect 2 trustees for three years. The polls will be open between the hours of 6 o'clock A. M., and 7 o’clock P. M. Guns, saddles, _—atirrupe, The officers appointed to conduct the election are: ee ee pete g ma. ‘Mary Hoskins, Inspector. beds, chairs, lamps, Minnie Sandow, Judge. ¥ Clara Phillips, Judge. Dated March 24, 1942. ‘Members of the Governing Board: Frank G, Finnegan. Hal D. Draper. John R. Bell. J. Howard Penrose. . Any and all kinds of old mining equipment. Call or bring it to 206 YORK STREET, NEVADA CITY. Albert S. Bates. Charles P. Elitott. Miles D. Coughlin. Mar. 30, April 6; 13. On Sale At The Nugget . Office. Quartz and Placer Location Notices IS FOR STRENGTH That all kids get From drinking Bret Hart Dairy’s The best milk yet! Growing children need the vita mins and health ; properties of milk. They need it strong bodies, happy dispositions Give them Bret Harte Dairy Milk —it's pure. NEVADA CITY ASSAY AND REFINING OFFICE lractical mining tests from.75 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold per *s of sulphuretas, valuc of sulphurets and tailings. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies, Automobile Insurance E1N.OTT .Pranriatne ey *

= IS NEEDED even when budget is ' Jimited . Keystone Market DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. 213 Commercial Street Phone 67 — Nevada City We supply our patrons with the meat from the best cattle, sheep and hogs that money can buy. We have built our reputation on service and quality and reasonable prices. Ask your neighbors about us. They will tell you. REXALL TONICS Beef, Wine and Iron Tonic, Sarsaparilla Compound, MeloMalt with Cod Liver Oil, Iron Tonic with Cascara. R. E. HARRIS THE REXALL DRUG STORE We Can HELP YOU Make Your Car last for the duration. Factory Specified Engine PuneUp and Steering and Front End Alignment Equipment SERVICE. GARAGE W. 8. WILLIAMSON, Prop. Sor. Pine and Spring. Phone 106 FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE DRIVE IN FOOD PALACE Groceries, Fruit and Vegetables Beer and Wine COR. YORK AND COMMERCIAL STREETS NEVADA CITY, PHONE 398 SAFE AND LOCKSMITH Keys Made While You Wait Bicycles, Steel Tapes, Vacuum Ch s, Washing Macht Electgie Irons, Stoves, Etc. Repaired. SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS, ETC., SHARPENED Gunsmith, Light Welding RAY’S FIXIT SHOP 109 Weet Maim St., Phone 008 AM aan evew yw are Y __Nevada City Nugget — Monday, March 30, 1942 ; The Nevada County Nugget, Wednesday, December a Page Three . largest building project in 1941. square bins, new has a storage is the wheat cleaning and «: NEW HOME OF GLOBE MILLS, job, which took eight months to complete and . New Sacramento Mill and Grain Elevator . Good News to Northern California Farmers ted at 12th and C Streets in Sacramento. This huge construction prone cont over a quarter miliion dollars, was Sacramento's The concrete elevator, consisting of forty-two circular tanks and thirty capacity of 500,000 bushels of grain. The wditioning house. high tower in the background JOE SWAZEY WRITES LETTER FROM FT. KNOX H. M. Leete, publisher of The Nusget, has received a letter from Joe Swazey, more popularly known in this area as Sierra Joe. the sonxwriter. Joe is now. in the United Company C,. 4th Battalion, fort Knox, Ky. His letter which calls attention to a desire fer news from his home area, follows: “Dear Friends and Mr,’ leete: and to say 1 haven't forzotten you. In fact, I am constantly wondering how things are going on back hom. “T do wish some kind hearted person would send me a copy of The Nugget and the Union. I'd like to read some news of the folks back States armed forees, stationed with: “Justa line to say hello to you all . . home. : . . —-at least 98 pe®cent of us are—to ‘learn all we can in our basic train_ing period and you can bet we're all . anxious to get this war over with and get back home, Been reading from ‘time to time tn the eastern papers ‘about the proposed: anti-strike laws and also the wage bill. Itsseems‘to, me personally that if every American who is a true American ° at’ heart ,; would not need any drastic laws to force him or them to do their part, with wages and strikes utmost from their thoughts until after the storm ,is over, “Those gallant men at Wake Islard, who had so littl to do with and who did so much should prove a shining example of American loyalty and courage. They gave all they had ‘even to ther life's blood, for the ‘country they loved, and. the’ ones ‘they adored, . They asked not. for wases, no special favors. No. They FOR THE DURATION The Nugget provides for publisking the facts Monday and Thursday Let us keep you informed of developments\, on our own front—Nevada County. you with the local news you are interested in. It is proud of its record ‘and during. these times the printing of the truth is essential. The Nugget comes to you twice weekly. afternoons, at 305 Broad Street $3.00 Per Year SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET TODAY Phone 36 atmosphere, in the very theatrical, restaura RATES FROM GAN FRANCISCO'S finest feily hotel. Quiet, refined, and friendly shopping district. heart of the nt, and Garage Paxton, California Service Ce the Glamcrous aT DOOR Feather River “We are all trying to do our best! . only asked that we,their comrades, ,carry on in their place, not for mon_ey, not for glory or fame, but for iliberty and freedom for all in the generations to come. Are we going (9 fail in fhat great and glorious mission left in our care by strikes, by . greed, or for love of money, etc.? Has their noblé sacrifice been in vain? » “Our, anawer to this is NO. We are ‘going to carry the great mission out in 100 per cent ‘fulfillment so that their children and loved ones and our children and loved ones will always be brought up, not in chains of slavery, but in the clear pure air of a nation filled “with self-respecting. EXPLAINED BY . MRS.KEMPFR (ity Nugget ads HEADQUARTERS ; FOR Mrs. Paul Kemper, executive ehair. SKIING man of the Nevada City Dsfense Sav-! PARTIES ings Committee, explained today! there are three types of . Defense . Bonds which may be purchased by the public. Mrs. Kemper said, “FE eryone should acquaint him-elf with’ these bonds. The United States Treas. ury has designated these types 2s Serles E. F and G. “The Series E Bonds, is sometimes ; called the People’s Bond and is the’ one in which most people will be interested. This ts the ne eet . { 1 “@ SHORT RUN TO A LONG RUN IN THR SNOW" NATIONAL HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP NEVADA CITY 4 CALIFORNIA bond, Series F and G are chiefly inae > tended for orsanizations, corpora+ HOOF TOD tons and individuals with accumn-) ~——___--—.__.--§ —_~__ lated savinzs to invest.” 4 The full faith and credit of the . P

United States Government is pledged “KEEP "EM > for the payment of prin:ipal and inFLYING” P terest of every type of defense bond, > it was pointed out. Mrs. Kemper eBUY. P stressed that investment in the bonds P is not a donation and holders of the ®@DEFENSE > ‘bonds did not have to hold them un@®STAMPS ; til maturity. They can turn them into P cash, if necessary, at anytime after they have been held for 60 days. Interest will be paid after the first veut: Chamber of Commerce The series E bonds are designed . PHONE 575 to be purchased by persons of small or average incomes. Through them : OFFICE IN CITY HALL the average individual can partictpate in the all out effort to win the war. PUCCT CC CCCCCT. 15, 19715 mention the Nevada tn bo i bn bn bln bb inl ihn) FOOCOP Interest on a series EK bond amounts to 2.9 per cent on both principal and accumulated interest, if the bond is held to maturity which is ten years. The smallest series E bond costs Pauline and Johnnie $18.75. This increases in value in 10 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley years to $25. A $37.50 bond increas-. es to $50. A $75 bond to $100. VI BEER WINES, LIQUORS $375 bond to $500 and a $750 bondi Delicious Mixed Drinks to Please to $1,000. Rvery Taste New Dea Under Management of ‘Mrs. Kemper said, “not many of us can rush out and buy a $750 bond but we can aim at regular purchases, of the $18.75 and $37.50 bends. The, regular buying of defense’ savings! savings stamps Will aid investors in °* FINE WATCH REPAIRING Radio Service & Repairi ‘. God-fearing citizens. “Yes we will win this war, birt we . as soldiérs can omy do our part 100 per cent, providing our comrades at home do their part 100 per cent and get the materials to nus, We are not afraid to die in the present great cause, not if death can bring freedom to lati for as long as time endures, dures. a “If do hope thonzh that after the big slaughter is over that those of us who are able to come back, will get a decent break on jobs and a chance to make a home and a complete readjustment of our lives. If we here in America continue to function 100 per cent, war should be over in at least three years at the loyigest. “Well, dear friends, please ask some one about the pwpers. They only need send two papers, one Nugget and one Union and it will bring great joy and. sweet memories to a few local soldiers’ hearts. “Best wishes and keep smiling, Private Joseph M. Swazey.” GERALDEAN BAKER, PHIL ANGOVE RITES TO BE HELD SUNDAY The Easter Sunday marriage rites for Phil J. Angove of this city and Miss Geraldean. Baker of Grass Valley will take place at the Methodist Church ip Grass Valley. The bride to be is the attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Baker of Grass Valley. She attended the Grass Valley High Sehool and the]. Sacramento Junior College. She !s employed at the Moran Pharmacy !n Grase Valley. ‘ Angaye soon plans to enter the U. 8. armed forces: He is employed by the Idaho-Meryland, Mines corporation in the*safety and first aid department. The popular local youth for the past several years has ‘been president [ of the Iocal Epworth League of the Methodist Church. He is a son of Ernest Amgove of this city. Phil is a graduate of the Nevada City High School and-also attended Placer Junior College. Trinity Episcopal Church will hold the last of its midweek Lenten services Wednesday evening at 7:30 Rev. Cedric Porter will give a brief talk, followed by the Question Box. In Sun Valley— Charles Parsons, manual training instructor at the high school and Donald Tuxford, elementary school teacher, are spending this week in Sun Valley, Idaho, enjoying the snow sports advantages of that area. Filled Easter Baskets at Colley's buying the bonds. . C ered “The stamps can be turned in tor! Work, Called for. and. “Deity . la bond at anytime a purchaser has iClarence R. Gray 1 $18.75 in. them. Stam? s came in . denominations ranging from 10 cen:s) . , 520 Coyote Street Phone 163) lto $5.00."° : : . Ownership of the hords is limited For VENETIAN BLINDS and LATEST PATTERNS . to. $5,000 purchased in any one = onde! 7S Ogos” 7 KLECTED QUEEN OF MAY . Dorothy Roberts was elected roy . IN WALL PAPER ‘Nevada City High School students as queen of the May Day festival planae ned at the school. 1 John W. Darke Easter Novelties at Colley's Con00-3 00-ba fectionery. ‘ , NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR MEMBER OF GOVERNING BOARD OF NEVADA CITY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT (School Code Sections 2.872 and 2.2032) NOTICE is hereby given to the Electors of Nevada City Unified Schoo! District of Nevada County, California, that the Annual Election for Members of the Governing Board of sald District will be held at the ‘Nevada City Elementary School in said district on the last Saturday in April, viz, April 25, 1942. It will be necessary to elect 2 trustees for three years. The polls will be open between the hours of 6 o'clock A. M., and 7 o’clock P. M. Guns, saddles, _—atirrupe, The officers appointed to conduct the election are: ee ee pete g ma. ‘Mary Hoskins, Inspector. beds, chairs, lamps, Minnie Sandow, Judge. ¥ Clara Phillips, Judge. Dated March 24, 1942. ‘Members of the Governing Board: Frank G, Finnegan. Hal D. Draper. John R. Bell. J. Howard Penrose. . Any and all kinds of old mining equipment. Call or bring it to 206 YORK STREET, NEVADA CITY. Albert S. Bates. Charles P. Elitott. Miles D. Coughlin. Mar. 30, April 6; 13. On Sale At The Nugget . Office. Quartz and Placer Location Notices IS FOR STRENGTH That all kids get From drinking Bret Hart Dairy’s The best milk yet! Growing children need the vita mins and health ; properties of milk. They need it strong bodies, happy dispositions Give them Bret Harte Dairy Milk —it's pure. NEVADA CITY ASSAY AND REFINING OFFICE lractical mining tests from.75 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold per *s of sulphuretas, valuc of sulphurets and tailings. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies, Automobile Insurance E1N.OTT .Pranriatne ey *