April 12, 1967 (24 pages)

J * “< e ~ © JAS & Sls v; ” _ 2 bes . < we : oo _-_ ‘ ~ dau Orchids to. Miss Carol Miller, winner of the second place award in the annual Science Fair held in Sacramento last week, for her ambition to become a doctor, Miss Miller is 16 years old and a Sophomore at.N,U.,H.S, She is the daughter of the A,R, Millers of Rough and Ready Road, Her industry and ambitions are an inspiring improvement on the current image of teen-agers, News of Rough and Ready this week could include most of its residents. The epidemics of colds and miumps which. have hitthe area includes nearly every. family, Let's hope it’s about run its course, I‘ve certainly “had it” in more ways than one,. ~ b edlindiedindinad. Ai +. aetna ‘ Mr, William Ettleman’is recuperating at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, The doctor is giving him. a good going over. “Bill” wants to be in perfect health in plenty of time for the Fishing Season, : eeee ee eee Mrs, Lisetta Scheave. attended a birthday party for her daughter Jacqueline, Mrs, Joseph P, Kelly of Sacramento, in Sacramento, last Friday night. eeee ee e688 Mrs, Myrtle Cole Hostetler and sons Scott and Flint of San Marion and Mrs, Lillian.Cole Nolan’of Oakland, both natives of this area, came home for a visit last week, Both ladies are ters of Mrs, Mamie Morrison Cole’ formerly of Rough and Ready. They were here visiting their aunts Mrs, Ellen Cole of Wolf district and Mrs, Martina MorrisonPaull of Rough and Ready. 4 eseeee8808038 The Rough and Ready Fire Dept. is holding its last "Shoot" of the season next Sunday, April 16th at the Kent Ranch on Rough and Ready Road from 10:00 a,m, to 4:00p.m, Sharpen up the sights on the old "22" and get in on the fun, March's "Shoot" had to be cancelled due to the torrential downpour. It surely couldn't do it again. The Ladies’ Auxiliary will serve homemade “Snacks” all day. There will be classes for Scope and Ironsight Rifles, Pistols and Trapshooting. The "Big Bores” will have a special “Bench Rest" class for distance, Some Ironsight Rifles will be available if you don"t have your own gun, ; Our new Fire Chief, Mr. Al Moniz. of Ponderosa Way, will have the fire truck on display. He has had thorough experience with fire-fighting and. will be-available for questions about fires and fire prevention in our District, eee The Ladies* Auxiliary hosted a Potluck Dinner for the district last Monday evening, The food was delicious and the entertainment was excellent, ,The dinner was well attended and the position of the Board of Directors to form a Fire District was favorably received, Steps are in progress now to sep up such a district, eeseee 0086 “ The Rough and Ready Grange annual spring “Open House" was held Friday April 7th, They say there is a little "Ham” in everyone, This was proven by the “hanging” of Jack Bixler just for being “accused of lying to his wife". And by the removal of money from Charles Deardorf"s pockets with a vacumn cleaner, The wives, Esther Bixler and Clara Deardorf, got into the act, too, trying to establish how many faucets to put on a cow. Gunnar Williams and Rosa and Bryan Christensen were involved in some mighty “hamie" procedures at the movie theater, Music for the more serious part of the program was provided by Mesdames Edith Williams, Violet Hawson, and Olyve Simmons, Others participating in the "Grange Foundation” Tableaux were Mrs, Marguerite Abbott and Mrs, Mary Moneta, Russell Abbott, Jack Bixler and Bryan Christensen were Stage Hands, The program was guided by Grange Lecturer Fay Dunbar. Food, as usual, was excellent, Gtests were from as far away as Orangevale, Prizes were won by young Bruce Harwood and Ronny Peterson, The Ladies of the Grange were pleased with the success of the first Rummage Sale held in their own hall, . It was comfortable and pleasant for everyone in spite of the rain. The ladies will hold their regular HEC meeting on Tuesday, April 18th starting at 12:00 noon, with a Dessert Luncheon at the home of ‘Esther Bixler, There will also be some discussion ofjan annual FallSale, eeeeeeees ee There will be a pene at membership meeting of the Rough and Ready Chamber of Commerce on Thursday, April 13th at 7:30 p.m, at the eres Hall, The County Chamber's "Fair Share Plan" will be the first item of business, The main order of business will be “Secession Days”. They are here! Rough and Ready seceded from the Union on April 7, 1850, History does repeat ‘tself,. Their principal "beef" was “taxation without (proper) epresentation" and without adequate services "even as you and ". Here they were, miles from any central government, not sven a state yet (Sept. 9, 1850) and being taxed even to be narried and buried, To top it all off they had to go to Marysville x Nevada City to get the job done, .In 1850 (before telephones and automobiles) this was no small chore, So, they formed their own government; no taxes, vigilantes for more law and order and their own court, all-on April 7, 1850. Not such a bad idea! It did prove impractical however and only lasted until July 4, 1850, Swpabers ' Drive, Donors to CARE may choose pi alelgy coke d 4 BEE their. money see a ant to death, Ten dollars to MEDtied = foro, ehel or ICO, a service of CARE, San medical aid, are also Francisco 94111, gives outya= emergency programs for war manages -.much of the new school Kick Habit: In Five Days~ ‘Smokers who want to kick the habit .willhave their chance nextWeek ~under a special F.iye Dey~ Plan to be conducted here by a physicianclergymanteam, at the Spring Hill Manor Convalescent Hospital, on Dorsey Drive, near the Holiday Shopping Center. The plan consists of regular evening group therapy sessions and a daily personal control program for home or work. It has hada successful three-year trial run in most major cities of the U.S. and Canada and has been featured in Time, Newsweek, Pageant, and many of the na~ . tion's leading newspapers. Conducting the program locally will bé a physician -clergyman team under chairmanship of Pastor'Charles , O? Tédd. Group théer="apy sessions will be held without charge from 7:30 each evening beginning Sunday, April 16th, at the Spring Hill Convalescent Hospital, Dorsey near Holiday Shopping Center. Sponsored by the Grass Valley Seventhday Adventist church, the Five-Day Plan is. a public.service to help improve. the health of the community. and to contribute to national physicalfitness program, Pastor Todd explains. $1,000,000 School Bonds ek ee leg NT. & u ig syndicate hasbought the $1,000,000 bond issue of the Grass Valley School District, Nevada County, The Bank of America group . paid a premium of $150 for a combination of 5%, 3°3/4%, 3, 80%, 3,90% and 4% bonds, The dollar bid was 100, 015, Net interest cost to the district was 3,9817%, The bonds were reoffered to investors at a dollat prion: to yield Hom:8, A» to maturity 15, 1968-1988, Bank of America the = syndicates it m construction for CalU.S, Air Force Major Paul C, Jones (right}s son of Mr, and Mrs, re Artie P. Jones of Foresthill, Calif. , ves the Air Medal at Tan Son Nhut AB, Vietnam from Brigadier General Donavon F, Smith, chief of the Air Force Advisory Group, : Armed Forces Picture News Vietnam=U.S, Air Force Major Paul C, Jones, son of Mr, and Mrs, Artie P, Jones of For Calif,, has been decorated with the Air Medal at Tan Son Nhut AB, Vietnam, Major. Jones received the medal for meritorious service as an aircraft commander during military flights in Southeast Asia, The major is assigned to Tan Son Nhut as a member of the Military Assistance Advisory Slip Ogee eos Union urn, Calif,, received his A, A, de= gree in 1953 Sierra Junior College, He was commissioned in 1955 through the aviation cadet program, His e, Roberta, isthe daughter. of Mrs, Esther R, Mc= Candless of 105 Fiddick Lane, Grass Valley, Calif, PORT HUENEME, CALIF ---Constructionman Delbert E. Harvey of 273 French ‘Ave., Grass Valley, Calif., was promoted to his present rate at. Port Hueneme, Calif. , while serving with Naval Construction Battalion Eleven. His promotion was based on his time in service andrate, military appearance, performance. of duties, and his score on the Navy-wide test for promotion. As a member of the Navy's Pacific Construction Forces, known as Seabees, he helps his battalion to provide construction support for overseas military units. MIRAMAR, CALIF .--_ and. Aviation Machinist Mate Airman Richard L. Foust, USN, :son of Mr.andMrs.R. E. Foust of 43 Butterfly Drive, .Nevada City, Calif., is in Miramar Calif., studying maintenance procedures for the F4B Phantom II jet fighter. The maintenance course is ‘taught by men. of Fighter Squadron (VF) 121, the Navy's largest fighter squadron. Basedat the Miramar Naval Air Station, the squadron: prepares officers “and: men. for. duty with Pacific Fleet fighter squadrons. These carrierbased units. are on hand to defend. the fleet from air attack and are presently.active in the Vietnam war zone. Legal VETERANS ATTENTION THE LAST FILING DATE FOR VETERAN'S EXEMPTION IS “MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1967 AT 5:00 p.m, ELTON A, TOBIASSEN NEVADA COUNTY ASSESSOR Published April 12, 1967 Terrell New Sales Rep Donald E, Terrell. of Grass Valley, Calif,, has been appointed a sales representative for the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance.Co, He will be associated with the Gilbert E, Peters agency in Sacramento, and will represent the company in Nevada City, Grass Valley and Auburn, Mr, Terrell attended Citrus Junior College in Azusa, Calif., and Mount San Antonio Junior College in Walnut, Calif, From 1958 to 1964 he was ownerManager of a thoroughbred stable in Du: Calif, . For the past two years he has been Grass Valley,

J * “< e ~ © JAS & Sls v; ” _ 2 bes . < we : oo _-_ ‘ ~ dau Orchids to. Miss Carol Miller, winner of the second place award in the annual Science Fair held in Sacramento last week, for her ambition to become a doctor, Miss Miller is 16 years old and a Sophomore at.N,U.,H.S, She is the daughter of the A,R, Millers of Rough and Ready Road, Her industry and ambitions are an inspiring improvement on the current image of teen-agers, News of Rough and Ready this week could include most of its residents. The epidemics of colds and miumps which. have hitthe area includes nearly every. family, Let's hope it’s about run its course, I‘ve certainly “had it” in more ways than one,. ~ b edlindiedindinad. Ai +. aetna ‘ Mr, William Ettleman’is recuperating at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, The doctor is giving him. a good going over. “Bill” wants to be in perfect health in plenty of time for the Fishing Season, : eeee ee eee Mrs, Lisetta Scheave. attended a birthday party for her daughter Jacqueline, Mrs, Joseph P, Kelly of Sacramento, in Sacramento, last Friday night. eeee ee e688 Mrs, Myrtle Cole Hostetler and sons Scott and Flint of San Marion and Mrs, Lillian.Cole Nolan’of Oakland, both natives of this area, came home for a visit last week, Both ladies are ters of Mrs, Mamie Morrison Cole’ formerly of Rough and Ready. They were here visiting their aunts Mrs, Ellen Cole of Wolf district and Mrs, Martina MorrisonPaull of Rough and Ready. 4 eseeee8808038 The Rough and Ready Fire Dept. is holding its last "Shoot" of the season next Sunday, April 16th at the Kent Ranch on Rough and Ready Road from 10:00 a,m, to 4:00p.m, Sharpen up the sights on the old "22" and get in on the fun, March's "Shoot" had to be cancelled due to the torrential downpour. It surely couldn't do it again. The Ladies’ Auxiliary will serve homemade “Snacks” all day. There will be classes for Scope and Ironsight Rifles, Pistols and Trapshooting. The "Big Bores” will have a special “Bench Rest" class for distance, Some Ironsight Rifles will be available if you don"t have your own gun, ; Our new Fire Chief, Mr. Al Moniz. of Ponderosa Way, will have the fire truck on display. He has had thorough experience with fire-fighting and. will be-available for questions about fires and fire prevention in our District, eee The Ladies* Auxiliary hosted a Potluck Dinner for the district last Monday evening, The food was delicious and the entertainment was excellent, ,The dinner was well attended and the position of the Board of Directors to form a Fire District was favorably received, Steps are in progress now to sep up such a district, eeseee 0086 “ The Rough and Ready Grange annual spring “Open House" was held Friday April 7th, They say there is a little "Ham” in everyone, This was proven by the “hanging” of Jack Bixler just for being “accused of lying to his wife". And by the removal of money from Charles Deardorf"s pockets with a vacumn cleaner, The wives, Esther Bixler and Clara Deardorf, got into the act, too, trying to establish how many faucets to put on a cow. Gunnar Williams and Rosa and Bryan Christensen were involved in some mighty “hamie" procedures at the movie theater, Music for the more serious part of the program was provided by Mesdames Edith Williams, Violet Hawson, and Olyve Simmons, Others participating in the "Grange Foundation” Tableaux were Mrs, Marguerite Abbott and Mrs, Mary Moneta, Russell Abbott, Jack Bixler and Bryan Christensen were Stage Hands, The program was guided by Grange Lecturer Fay Dunbar. Food, as usual, was excellent, Gtests were from as far away as Orangevale, Prizes were won by young Bruce Harwood and Ronny Peterson, The Ladies of the Grange were pleased with the success of the first Rummage Sale held in their own hall, . It was comfortable and pleasant for everyone in spite of the rain. The ladies will hold their regular HEC meeting on Tuesday, April 18th starting at 12:00 noon, with a Dessert Luncheon at the home of ‘Esther Bixler, There will also be some discussion ofjan annual FallSale, eeeeeeees ee There will be a pene at membership meeting of the Rough and Ready Chamber of Commerce on Thursday, April 13th at 7:30 p.m, at the eres Hall, The County Chamber's "Fair Share Plan" will be the first item of business, The main order of business will be “Secession Days”. They are here! Rough and Ready seceded from the Union on April 7, 1850, History does repeat ‘tself,. Their principal "beef" was “taxation without (proper) epresentation" and without adequate services "even as you and ". Here they were, miles from any central government, not sven a state yet (Sept. 9, 1850) and being taxed even to be narried and buried, To top it all off they had to go to Marysville x Nevada City to get the job done, .In 1850 (before telephones and automobiles) this was no small chore, So, they formed their own government; no taxes, vigilantes for more law and order and their own court, all-on April 7, 1850. Not such a bad idea! It did prove impractical however and only lasted until July 4, 1850, Swpabers ' Drive, Donors to CARE may choose pi alelgy coke d 4 BEE their. money see a ant to death, Ten dollars to MEDtied = foro, ehel or ICO, a service of CARE, San medical aid, are also Francisco 94111, gives outya= emergency programs for war manages -.much of the new school Kick Habit: In Five Days~ ‘Smokers who want to kick the habit .willhave their chance nextWeek ~under a special F.iye Dey~ Plan to be conducted here by a physicianclergymanteam, at the Spring Hill Manor Convalescent Hospital, on Dorsey Drive, near the Holiday Shopping Center. The plan consists of regular evening group therapy sessions and a daily personal control program for home or work. It has hada successful three-year trial run in most major cities of the U.S. and Canada and has been featured in Time, Newsweek, Pageant, and many of the na~ . tion's leading newspapers. Conducting the program locally will bé a physician -clergyman team under chairmanship of Pastor'Charles , O? Tédd. Group théer="apy sessions will be held without charge from 7:30 each evening beginning Sunday, April 16th, at the

Spring Hill Convalescent Hospital, Dorsey near Holiday Shopping Center. Sponsored by the Grass Valley Seventhday Adventist church, the Five-Day Plan is. a public.service to help improve. the health of the community. and to contribute to national physicalfitness program, Pastor Todd explains. $1,000,000 School Bonds ek ee leg NT. & u ig syndicate hasbought the $1,000,000 bond issue of the Grass Valley School District, Nevada County, The Bank of America group . paid a premium of $150 for a combination of 5%, 3°3/4%, 3, 80%, 3,90% and 4% bonds, The dollar bid was 100, 015, Net interest cost to the district was 3,9817%, The bonds were reoffered to investors at a dollat prion: to yield Hom:8, A» to maturity 15, 1968-1988, Bank of America the = syndicates it m construction for CalU.S, Air Force Major Paul C, Jones (right}s son of Mr, and Mrs, re Artie P. Jones of Foresthill, Calif. , ves the Air Medal at Tan Son Nhut AB, Vietnam from Brigadier General Donavon F, Smith, chief of the Air Force Advisory Group, : Armed Forces Picture News Vietnam=U.S, Air Force Major Paul C, Jones, son of Mr, and Mrs, Artie P, Jones of For Calif,, has been decorated with the Air Medal at Tan Son Nhut AB, Vietnam, Major. Jones received the medal for meritorious service as an aircraft commander during military flights in Southeast Asia, The major is assigned to Tan Son Nhut as a member of the Military Assistance Advisory Slip Ogee eos Union urn, Calif,, received his A, A, de= gree in 1953 Sierra Junior College, He was commissioned in 1955 through the aviation cadet program, His e, Roberta, isthe daughter. of Mrs, Esther R, Mc= Candless of 105 Fiddick Lane, Grass Valley, Calif, PORT HUENEME, CALIF ---Constructionman Delbert E. Harvey of 273 French ‘Ave., Grass Valley, Calif., was promoted to his present rate at. Port Hueneme, Calif. , while serving with Naval Construction Battalion Eleven. His promotion was based on his time in service andrate, military appearance, performance. of duties, and his score on the Navy-wide test for promotion. As a member of the Navy's Pacific Construction Forces, known as Seabees, he helps his battalion to provide construction support for overseas military units. MIRAMAR, CALIF .--_ and. Aviation Machinist Mate Airman Richard L. Foust, USN, :son of Mr.andMrs.R. E. Foust of 43 Butterfly Drive, .Nevada City, Calif., is in Miramar Calif., studying maintenance procedures for the F4B Phantom II jet fighter. The maintenance course is ‘taught by men. of Fighter Squadron (VF) 121, the Navy's largest fighter squadron. Basedat the Miramar Naval Air Station, the squadron: prepares officers “and: men. for. duty with Pacific Fleet fighter squadrons. These carrierbased units. are on hand to defend. the fleet from air attack and are presently.active in the Vietnam war zone. Legal VETERANS ATTENTION THE LAST FILING DATE FOR VETERAN'S EXEMPTION IS “MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1967 AT 5:00 p.m, ELTON A, TOBIASSEN NEVADA COUNTY ASSESSOR Published April 12, 1967 Terrell New Sales Rep Donald E, Terrell. of Grass Valley, Calif,, has been appointed a sales representative for the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance.Co, He will be associated with the Gilbert E, Peters agency in Sacramento, and will represent the company in Nevada City, Grass Valley and Auburn, Mr, Terrell attended Citrus Junior College in Azusa, Calif., and Mount San Antonio Junior College in Walnut, Calif, From 1958 to 1964 he was ownerManager of a thoroughbred stable in Du: Calif, . For the past two years he has been Grass Valley,