April 15, 1970 (12 pages)

or D the Nevoda County Nugget —Wednesday, April 15, 1970 The Sounding Board “DID YOU WATCH THE MOON LAUNCH SATURDAY, AND _DO YOU THINK THE WORLD WAS AS THRILLED WITH THE THIRD LAUNCH AS THE FIRST?” BILL HALLETT, Nevada City: ". sure did but I nearly forgot. I don’t think it was as exciting as the first time, but it was real interesting. I will be more thrilled when they are getting ready to go to Mars." Bradley honored as oldest veteran of Indian Wars Nevada county's Reginald er's visitors Wednesday; the Bradley was honored Wednesday coffee and cake were served in afternoon by the California Deand on china plates her father partment of Veterans Affairs painted 40 years ago. when he was presented with Bradley gave up painting soon a medallion and special certiafter he was 101. One of his ficate as the oldest living vetpaintings hangs in a prominent > eran of the Indian Wars. federal building in Washington Thomas R, Dolan, a member D. C, and he has hung a few of Board, presented the California County District Fair. : bicentennial medallion to Bradley and a certificate signed by tered in the 1970 fair, Mrs. Governor Ronald Reagan, Lt. Whitten said. . Gov. Ed Reinecke, Mrs. A. M. CHARLIE ADAMS, Nevada City: "T didn't watch it Saturday nor the other times. I was working." Charles W. Skoien Jr., execuers, Mrs. Whitten said the talFOLSOM MILES, Nevada City: "I didn't watch any of the launches. I seems like I was always working.” mission on Aging. Bradley, who has moved into a new house with his daughter and son-in-law, read each signature on the certificate with me bad BLM So. Yuba Campground to : PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA-COUNTY great care. He and Dr. and Mrs, PUBLISHING CO, G. Earle Whitten live on Brooks F e d 301 Broad Street Road in Cedar Ridge. ay z certificate and medallion origiThe Bureau. of Land Manage: Telephone 265-2471 nated with Skoien. He said it ment's picturesque South Yuba was am appropriate and timely .Campground will open for the way in which to call the state's summer season Friday, The Second class postage attention to the men and women campground has been closed paid at Nevada City, who have contributed so genersince December for the winter, 3 California. Adjudously to building theircommuThe campground serves as the ‘ icated a legal newsnities, the state and the nation. trailhead for the scenic South paper of circuBradley was 102 in October Yuba Riding and Hiking lation by the Nevada _ and is one of two men still and consists of 14 camping units. ee Se eee living listed by the U.S. Veterand three picnic units, The ng rk Decree i ~ . ans Administration as having campground is located approxi+ : been a soldier. on active duty mately 12 miles northeast of j Subscription Rates: . one year, $3.00; two years, $5.00. during the Indian Wars. Bradley Nevada City in Nevada county, Pe ae ‘ aie SS radon Ee North Bloomfield County Road $ soon after his arr or the Tyler«F Cc R F in this country. . ioe ten rae He was discharged atthe Preyear to visit the area and hike sidio of San Francisco in 1890 the Yuba Trail. The creeks and and was honored there two years waterfalls are at théir best and ago on his 100th birthday. the flowers provide a brifiiant Mrs, Whitten served coffee display. A self guiding nature and homemade cake to her fathtrail is also available, Wiha, Whitin: EDNA HALLETT, Nevada City: "I didn't see either one, I was working and when I got home I was too busy to watch." onde Se RO ee BE Reginald Bradley smiles as he accepts the medallion © ’ and certificate as the _ _ oldest liyifig veteran of the Indian Wars from Tom Dolan, representing the — California Department of Veterans Affairs. His last painting will be enBradley, his father and his © G, Russell, chairman and grandfather have all been paint© tive director of the State Coment "hasn't been passed on to . was born in England and served Acpeégs to the area is via the” Spring is the best time of the «of the California Veterans his paintings at the Nevada ~~ J. T. WHEAR New assistant at Big Bend J. Thomas. Whear is the new resource assistant on the Big Bend Ranger District of the * Tahoe National Forest near Soda Springs. . Tom is in charge of sum recreation, winter sports, trails and range and wildlife work. There are 14 campgrounds, five winter . areas, seven sports lodges and 156 miles of trails, mn i > He is a graduate of Humboldt State.-Tom spent four years on the Shasta Trinity. He is mar-° tied and has a daughter. Tom replaces Donald Beardsley, who transferred to the Valyermo Ranger District.

or D the Nevoda County Nugget —Wednesday, April 15, 1970 The Sounding Board “DID YOU WATCH THE MOON LAUNCH SATURDAY, AND _DO YOU THINK THE WORLD WAS AS THRILLED WITH THE THIRD LAUNCH AS THE FIRST?” BILL HALLETT, Nevada City: ". sure did but I nearly forgot. I don’t think it was as exciting as the first time, but it was real interesting. I will be more thrilled when they are getting ready to go to Mars." Bradley honored as oldest veteran of Indian Wars Nevada county's Reginald er's visitors Wednesday; the Bradley was honored Wednesday coffee and cake were served in afternoon by the California Deand on china plates her father partment of Veterans Affairs painted 40 years ago. when he was presented with Bradley gave up painting soon a medallion and special certiafter he was 101. One of his ficate as the oldest living vetpaintings hangs in a prominent > eran of the Indian Wars. federal building in Washington Thomas R, Dolan, a member D. C, and he has hung a few of Board, presented the California County District Fair. : bicentennial medallion to Bradley and a certificate signed by tered in the 1970 fair, Mrs. Governor Ronald Reagan, Lt. Whitten said. . Gov. Ed Reinecke, Mrs. A. M. CHARLIE ADAMS, Nevada City: "T didn't watch it Saturday nor the other times. I was working." Charles W. Skoien Jr., execuers, Mrs. Whitten said the talFOLSOM MILES, Nevada City: "I didn't watch any of the launches. I seems like I was always working.” mission on Aging. Bradley, who has moved into a new house with his daughter and son-in-law, read each signature on the certificate with me bad BLM So. Yuba Campground to : PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA-COUNTY great care. He and Dr. and Mrs, PUBLISHING CO, G. Earle Whitten live on Brooks F e d 301 Broad Street Road in Cedar Ridge. ay z certificate and medallion origiThe Bureau. of Land Manage: Telephone 265-2471 nated with Skoien. He said it ment's picturesque South Yuba was am appropriate and timely .Campground will open for the way in which to call the state's summer season Friday, The Second class postage attention to the men and women campground has been closed paid at Nevada City, who have contributed so genersince December for the winter, 3 California. Adjudously to building theircommuThe campground serves as the ‘ icated a legal newsnities, the state and the nation. trailhead for the scenic South paper of circuBradley was 102 in October Yuba Riding and Hiking lation by the Nevada _ and is one of two men still and consists of 14 camping units.

ee Se eee living listed by the U.S. Veterand three picnic units, The ng rk Decree i ~ . ans Administration as having campground is located approxi+ : been a soldier. on active duty mately 12 miles northeast of j Subscription Rates: . one year, $3.00; two years, $5.00. during the Indian Wars. Bradley Nevada City in Nevada county, Pe ae ‘ aie SS radon Ee North Bloomfield County Road $ soon after his arr or the Tyler«F Cc R F in this country. . ioe ten rae He was discharged atthe Preyear to visit the area and hike sidio of San Francisco in 1890 the Yuba Trail. The creeks and and was honored there two years waterfalls are at théir best and ago on his 100th birthday. the flowers provide a brifiiant Mrs, Whitten served coffee display. A self guiding nature and homemade cake to her fathtrail is also available, Wiha, Whitin: EDNA HALLETT, Nevada City: "I didn't see either one, I was working and when I got home I was too busy to watch." onde Se RO ee BE Reginald Bradley smiles as he accepts the medallion © ’ and certificate as the _ _ oldest liyifig veteran of the Indian Wars from Tom Dolan, representing the — California Department of Veterans Affairs. His last painting will be enBradley, his father and his © G, Russell, chairman and grandfather have all been paint© tive director of the State Coment "hasn't been passed on to . was born in England and served Acpeégs to the area is via the” Spring is the best time of the «of the California Veterans his paintings at the Nevada ~~ J. T. WHEAR New assistant at Big Bend J. Thomas. Whear is the new resource assistant on the Big Bend Ranger District of the * Tahoe National Forest near Soda Springs. . Tom is in charge of sum recreation, winter sports, trails and range and wildlife work. There are 14 campgrounds, five winter . areas, seven sports lodges and 156 miles of trails, mn i > He is a graduate of Humboldt State.-Tom spent four years on the Shasta Trinity. He is mar-° tied and has a daughter. Tom replaces Donald Beardsley, who transferred to the Valyermo Ranger District.