April 26, 1967 (32 pages)

Shopping At Home Is Two Way Street The shop at home rule isn't complicated, It simply :reads SPEND AT HOME, You help us and we'll help you. There are exceptions, We know that people travel away from home and buy things they could have purchased here, But, if the motives for these trips could be accurately revealed, we'd find that most of those trips are as much for pleasure as for shopping. We don't begrudge anyone a change of scene or a dinner and show out of town, We're talking about spending at home to help keep the local economy vital and there has hardly ever been a time when we could have used added local sales more than right now, Spending at home is a two-way street, This newspaper has a policy of not accepting retail advertising from out of the area, We refuse foreign ads and will always continue to do so to protect the livelihood of local merchants, Traffic going the other way on that street is something we object to, When a local organization budgets more to papers outside the area than they do to us we don't like it and we won't hesitate saying so to the individuals involved. One of our responsibilities is to promote worthwhile local activities, We try. In the future we hope that certain organizations re-examine their advertising policies and try to reciprocate, Chappie Names 6th District Assistant Assemblyman Eugene A. Chappie has announced the appointment of Lawrence A. Cenotto of Jackson as his field administrative assistant for the eleven-county 6th assembly district, "Because of reapportionment and the district's size, "Chappie said, "this appointment is being made so that I may more fully represent and serve the people in the district." His new assistant, he said, will circulate in the district to meet with local agencies, city councils, boards of supervisors, and special district boards in order to assist them with their problems, In the 25,000 square mile district, Chappie pointed out, are ll boards of supervisors, well over 200 special district boards, and 1,000 or more elective or appointive officials “The new position, "Chappie said, “willenable me to establish better lines of communication between my office and the people inthe 6th assembly district, “ Chappie's capitol staff, including Karl Schnetz, his administrative assistant for two years, will remain the same. The new field assistant, Cenotto, has been with the McClatchy organization for about four years, and has about 10 years experience in newspaper, radio and television fields, He and his wife, Barbara, and four children, reside in Jackson, His telephone number is 223-1590, ‘ Local — Obituaries BROWN—in Nevada City, April 9, 1967, Emma F, Brown, 71, a resident of LaBarr Meadows; wife of Charles W. Brown of Grass Valley; mother of James and Gerald Merredith, both of Sacramento, and H, Elmer Merredith of Fresno; sister of Marie MacBride of Twain Harte, Hooper-Weaver Mortuary was in charge’ of local arrangements with interment in East Lawn Cemetery, Sacramento, CHAPMAN=in Nevada City, April 10, 1967, Violet Nielson Chapman, 75, a native of Utah coming to Nevada City in1926; sister of Mrs, Helen Pike and . Reed Nelson, both of Salt Lake City, Utah, Bergemann and Son Funeral Chapel were in charge of the service with interment in the national cemetery in the Presidio in San Francisco, WHIPP—in Grass Valley, April 10, 1967, Herbert W. Whipp, a native of Kerbey, Oregon, coming to California in 1912, and on to Nevada City in 1934, remaining in this area the balance of his life time; husband of Flossie; brother of Dorothy Hines and -Grace Lowenberg, both of Portland, Oregon, and Paul of Redding, Hooper= Weaver Mortuary was in charge of the service with cremation at Sierra View, Marysville, ELLERMAN—in Auburn, April 9, 1967, Otto Ellerman, a native of South Dakota, coming to the Grass Valiey area over fifteen years ago and only recently resided in Auburn; husband of Dorothy E, Ellerman; father of Otto M. Ellerman of Trobuca Canyon; brother of John Ellerman of . Yankton, South Dakota, and Enest Ellerman of San Carlos;grand= father of three and great grandfather: of 11, The Chapel of the Hills was in chargé-of services with interment in the new Auburn District Cemetery, CROCKER=in Nevada City, April 13, 1967, LoisT, Crocker 66; mother of Phyllis N, Feissel of Smartville, The service and interment were Ee at the Wilmington Funeral Home, in Wilmington, ‘Letters To. The Editor To The Editor. The other day I heard-a_man say that Wells Fargo rana stage out of Nevada City. I imagine the man was about 60 years old so\I would like to correct him. Oh yes thier was stages that ran\out of here four of them in fact but’Wells Fargo did not run’ one of them, I was a onery brat then about 8 years old and I guess I am still onery and I know Wells Fargo had a wagon and one horse to haul the gold that came out of the mines to the depot. Thier office was in.the National Hotel next to the post office I rode back and forth a good many times, At my age of 81I may make a little mistake but not where Wells Fargo is concerned. I wonderhow many of the old timers recall the charcoal pit on the mountain above the East Harmony Mine on one side and the old stage road of the early days on the other side running half way up on the side it was level a good many miles and came out near Blue Tent. I was up there some time ago but itis all trees and brush now and if you don't know where it is you wont find it.I would like to tell you about ‘a chineese wood chopper who worked near Blue Tent. He seen a boot sticking out of the ground’ he pulled it out and a leg bone came up with it. He ranall the way to the sheriffs office and they had ahard time to get him to go back and show where he found the boot. The Chineese were afraid of the dead these things I write are true and at my age I still have a pretty good memory, Jack Bassett National Hotel Nevada City, Ca, ~ Dear Sir; The members of Laurel Parlor No. 6, Native Daughters of the Golden West, wish to thank you for the generous publicity we have received from your paper,Especially do we appreciate the help and co-operation shown by Mrs, Lura Arnold in our publicity, The extra help in commemorating Laurel Parlor's 80th Anniversary has been noted by all the members and we are grateful, Sincerely, /s/ Ethel Brady President Native Daughters of the Golden West LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE ON PUBLIC HEARING ON NEVADA CITY GENERAL PLAN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Section 65355 of the California Government Code, that the City Council of the City of Nevada City will hold a public hearing for the purpose of considering the adoption of the Nevada City General Pian, or any part or element of such Plan, dated August, 1966, and prepared by Williams, Cook and Mocine, planning consultants, Copies of said General Plan are available for inspection at the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, Neyada City, California, Said hearing will be held on May 8, 1967, at 8:00 P.M., in the Council chambers, at the City Hall, Nevada City, California, at which time and place all interested persons may appear and be heard, Dated; April 21, 1967. SAM HOOPER, City Clerk, City of Nevada City Proclamation — . ue Hear ye! ee SATURDAY MAY 6, 1967 WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA The WM. BULL MEEK WM. MORRIS STEWARD Chapter No. 10 of the ANCIENT and HONORABLE ORDER of E CIMMPUS VITUS will this DAY hold a CLAMPGATHERING of such PREPOSTEROUS PREPONDERANCE as to make all other gatherings seem PUNY by -comparison. , ‘ Noble Grand Humbug Alvin Hilldoes INVITE ALL TRUE CLAMPERS, VITUSCANS, FROLICKING FRIARS, CLAMPATRIARCHS and BRETHEREN of the RED SHIRT to attend in VAST NUMBERS so that the CITY of WASHINGTON may steep in CLAMPCULTURE on this day of days. The GREAT JAMES MARSHALL MARCHING BAND under the leadership of that MUSICAL GIANT Wes Simard will-lead the parade if they are able to get out on BAIL, Floyd Green and his Washtub Troubadours will bring up the rear. At NO TIME in the HISTORY of ALL CLAMPERDOM has such a GATHERING of socalled musicians been brought from SO FAR to play so‘loud for so long. ANY CLAMPER may bring his INSTRUMENT and join the fun. CLAMPCONCERTMASTER John Turner needs a LEFT HANDED BULL FIDDLE, player and at least one more VIRTUOSO of the NOSE FLUTE, Do not let him-down! Bring 5 PBSC and you are in free! Registration willstart at 10:00 a.m.in the MAIN GRAND SALON of the Washington Hotel. Please bring your PBCS in early and AVOID THE RUSH, ECV Tickets will be only $5.00 by ADVANCE MAIL RESERVATION, PBCS are still only, $12.00. Meal tickets will be $6.00 at THE DOINS, PBCS still only $12.00. All PBCS will get a one year subscription to THE CLAMPER along with everything else due them. Bring your PCBS so THEY MAY SEE THE LIGHT, Each advance registration and PBC will get you a FREE CHANCE on aJUG of Stauffer's Blend(Aged 3 weeks in bond). CLAMPRITUALMASTER VNGH Dave Durand will see that each PBC gets ALL he is ENTITLED to and more.At 1:00 p.m. CLAMPARADEMASTER Tom Motter will lead ALL POOR BLIND CANDIDATES the entire length of the CITY tothe Kohler Building where they will WAIT in an ORDERLY MANNER while our CLAMPATRIARCH Herb Gerrish will dedicate a CLAMPLAQUE, Many will speak, but alas, few will listen. Some may STAGGER but ALL WILL MARCH! At 2:00 p.m. the HEWGAG WILL BRAY and all will meet at the HALL of COMPARATIVE OVATIONS for an INITIATION CEREMONY of such MAGNITUDE as to DEFY DESCRIPTION and SICKEN even strong men. Any PBC who walks, away under his OWN POWER will be a TRUE CLAMPER, SLIPPERY GULCH will again be under the PERSONAL supervision of the DYNAMIC DUO of LIBATIONS, Doc Stauffer and Al Bentley. Any who do not wish to attend Slippery Gulch may attend a BIRD WATCHING seminar given by the LITTLE OLD BIRDWATCHER, Herb Gerrish. GRUB GULCH will open arotnd 3;00 p.m. and°-GRANDCLAMPCHEF Charlie Kitts and his GASTRONOMIC GANG will serve CLAMPSTEAKS, BEANS ala Northern Mines, Salad with. Nevada County Dressing and other GOODIES, Charlie has said that anyone who leaves hungry is NOT WORTHY +o be called ‘a. CLAMPER, Clampers will NOT ALLOW their PBCS to wear RED SHIRTS or BLACK HATS untilsuch time as they have SEEN the LIGHT. PBCS shall NOT carry any firearms. _ No FIREARMS of more than NINE INCH BORE will be allowed at any time and NO FIREARM WILL BE DISCHARGED INDOORS, No minors or WIDOWS will be allowed at the HALL OF COMPARATIVE OVATIONS at any time. RUSH your GOLD DUST and be sure of a PLACE at the TABLE, Bring your PBCS.and see them SUFFER, SATISFACTORY !!! ALVIN HILL, Noble Grand Humbug 2500 Officers, All of Equal Indignity Horsemen’s Officers The recent election of officers of the North San Juan Horsemen's Club, known as the "Ridge Riders",chose Calvin Milhous as President. Shown with Mr. Milhous, front, are from left to right: Pat Browning, Sgt. of Arms; Evelyn Dahle, Treasurer; Frank Milhouse, Vice President; and Vicki Jones, Secretary. , The club meets at 7:30 p.m. on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at Babe's Hall in North San Juan. Many interesting events are planned for this season, including participation in the relay race to be held in the near future. %

Shopping At Home Is Two Way Street The shop at home rule isn't complicated, It simply :reads SPEND AT HOME, You help us and we'll help you. There are exceptions, We know that people travel away from home and buy things they could have purchased here, But, if the motives for these trips could be accurately revealed, we'd find that most of those trips are as much for pleasure as for shopping. We don't begrudge anyone a change of scene or a dinner and show out of town, We're talking about spending at home to help keep the local economy vital and there has hardly ever been a time when we could have used added local sales more than right now, Spending at home is a two-way street, This newspaper has a policy of not accepting retail advertising from out of the area, We refuse foreign ads and will always continue to do so to protect the livelihood of local merchants, Traffic going the other way on that street is something we object to, When a local organization budgets more to papers outside the area than they do to us we don't like it and we won't hesitate saying so to the individuals involved. One of our responsibilities is to promote worthwhile local activities, We try. In the future we hope that certain organizations re-examine their advertising policies and try to reciprocate, Chappie Names 6th District Assistant Assemblyman Eugene A. Chappie has announced the appointment of Lawrence A. Cenotto of Jackson as his field administrative assistant for the eleven-county 6th assembly district, "Because of reapportionment and the district's size, "Chappie said, "this appointment is being made so that I may more fully represent and serve the people in the district." His new assistant, he said, will circulate in the district to meet with local agencies, city councils, boards of supervisors, and special district boards in order to assist them with their problems, In the 25,000 square mile district, Chappie pointed out, are ll boards of supervisors, well over 200 special district boards, and 1,000 or more elective or appointive officials “The new position, "Chappie said, “willenable me to establish better lines of communication between my office and the people inthe 6th assembly district, “ Chappie's capitol staff, including Karl Schnetz, his administrative assistant for two years, will remain the same. The new field assistant, Cenotto, has been with the McClatchy organization for about four years, and has about 10 years experience in newspaper, radio and television fields, He and his wife, Barbara, and four children, reside in Jackson, His telephone number is 223-1590, ‘ Local — Obituaries BROWN—in Nevada City, April 9, 1967, Emma F, Brown, 71, a resident of LaBarr Meadows; wife of Charles W. Brown of Grass Valley; mother of James and Gerald Merredith, both of Sacramento, and H, Elmer Merredith of Fresno; sister of Marie MacBride of Twain Harte, Hooper-Weaver Mortuary was in charge’ of local arrangements with interment in East Lawn Cemetery, Sacramento, CHAPMAN=in Nevada City, April 10, 1967, Violet Nielson Chapman, 75, a native of Utah coming to Nevada City in1926; sister of Mrs, Helen Pike and . Reed Nelson, both of Salt Lake City, Utah, Bergemann and Son Funeral Chapel were in charge of the service with interment in the national cemetery in the Presidio in San Francisco, WHIPP—in Grass Valley, April 10, 1967, Herbert W. Whipp, a native of Kerbey, Oregon, coming to California in 1912, and on to Nevada City in 1934, remaining in this area the balance of his life time; husband of Flossie; brother of Dorothy Hines and -Grace Lowenberg, both of Portland, Oregon, and Paul of Redding, Hooper= Weaver Mortuary was in charge of the service with cremation at Sierra View, Marysville, ELLERMAN—in Auburn, April 9, 1967, Otto Ellerman, a native of South Dakota, coming to the Grass Valiey area over fifteen years ago and only recently resided in Auburn; husband of Dorothy E, Ellerman; father of Otto M. Ellerman of Trobuca Canyon; brother of John Ellerman of . Yankton, South Dakota, and Enest Ellerman of San Carlos;grand= father of three and great grandfather: of 11, The Chapel of the Hills was in chargé-of services with interment in the new Auburn District Cemetery, CROCKER=in Nevada City, April 13, 1967, LoisT, Crocker 66; mother of Phyllis N, Feissel of Smartville, The service and interment were Ee at the Wilmington Funeral Home, in Wilmington, ‘Letters To. The Editor To The Editor. The other day I heard-a_man say that Wells Fargo rana stage out of Nevada City. I imagine the man was about 60 years old so\I would like to correct him. Oh yes thier was stages that ran\out of here four of them in fact but’Wells Fargo did not run’ one of them, I was a onery brat then about 8 years old and I guess I am still onery and I know Wells Fargo had a wagon and one horse to haul the gold that came out of the mines to the depot. Thier office was in.the National Hotel next to the post office I rode back and forth a good many times, At my age of 81I may make a little mistake but not where Wells Fargo is concerned. I wonderhow many of the old timers recall the charcoal pit

on the mountain above the East Harmony Mine on one side and the old stage road of the early days on the other side running half way up on the side it was level a good many miles and came out near Blue Tent. I was up there some time ago but itis all trees and brush now and if you don't know where it is you wont find it.I would like to tell you about ‘a chineese wood chopper who worked near Blue Tent. He seen a boot sticking out of the ground’ he pulled it out and a leg bone came up with it. He ranall the way to the sheriffs office and they had ahard time to get him to go back and show where he found the boot. The Chineese were afraid of the dead these things I write are true and at my age I still have a pretty good memory, Jack Bassett National Hotel Nevada City, Ca, ~ Dear Sir; The members of Laurel Parlor No. 6, Native Daughters of the Golden West, wish to thank you for the generous publicity we have received from your paper,Especially do we appreciate the help and co-operation shown by Mrs, Lura Arnold in our publicity, The extra help in commemorating Laurel Parlor's 80th Anniversary has been noted by all the members and we are grateful, Sincerely, /s/ Ethel Brady President Native Daughters of the Golden West LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE ON PUBLIC HEARING ON NEVADA CITY GENERAL PLAN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Section 65355 of the California Government Code, that the City Council of the City of Nevada City will hold a public hearing for the purpose of considering the adoption of the Nevada City General Pian, or any part or element of such Plan, dated August, 1966, and prepared by Williams, Cook and Mocine, planning consultants, Copies of said General Plan are available for inspection at the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, Neyada City, California, Said hearing will be held on May 8, 1967, at 8:00 P.M., in the Council chambers, at the City Hall, Nevada City, California, at which time and place all interested persons may appear and be heard, Dated; April 21, 1967. SAM HOOPER, City Clerk, City of Nevada City Proclamation — . ue Hear ye! ee SATURDAY MAY 6, 1967 WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA The WM. BULL MEEK WM. MORRIS STEWARD Chapter No. 10 of the ANCIENT and HONORABLE ORDER of E CIMMPUS VITUS will this DAY hold a CLAMPGATHERING of such PREPOSTEROUS PREPONDERANCE as to make all other gatherings seem PUNY by -comparison. , ‘ Noble Grand Humbug Alvin Hilldoes INVITE ALL TRUE CLAMPERS, VITUSCANS, FROLICKING FRIARS, CLAMPATRIARCHS and BRETHEREN of the RED SHIRT to attend in VAST NUMBERS so that the CITY of WASHINGTON may steep in CLAMPCULTURE on this day of days. The GREAT JAMES MARSHALL MARCHING BAND under the leadership of that MUSICAL GIANT Wes Simard will-lead the parade if they are able to get out on BAIL, Floyd Green and his Washtub Troubadours will bring up the rear. At NO TIME in the HISTORY of ALL CLAMPERDOM has such a GATHERING of socalled musicians been brought from SO FAR to play so‘loud for so long. ANY CLAMPER may bring his INSTRUMENT and join the fun. CLAMPCONCERTMASTER John Turner needs a LEFT HANDED BULL FIDDLE, player and at least one more VIRTUOSO of the NOSE FLUTE, Do not let him-down! Bring 5 PBSC and you are in free! Registration willstart at 10:00 a.m.in the MAIN GRAND SALON of the Washington Hotel. Please bring your PBCS in early and AVOID THE RUSH, ECV Tickets will be only $5.00 by ADVANCE MAIL RESERVATION, PBCS are still only, $12.00. Meal tickets will be $6.00 at THE DOINS, PBCS still only $12.00. All PBCS will get a one year subscription to THE CLAMPER along with everything else due them. Bring your PCBS so THEY MAY SEE THE LIGHT, Each advance registration and PBC will get you a FREE CHANCE on aJUG of Stauffer's Blend(Aged 3 weeks in bond). CLAMPRITUALMASTER VNGH Dave Durand will see that each PBC gets ALL he is ENTITLED to and more.At 1:00 p.m. CLAMPARADEMASTER Tom Motter will lead ALL POOR BLIND CANDIDATES the entire length of the CITY tothe Kohler Building where they will WAIT in an ORDERLY MANNER while our CLAMPATRIARCH Herb Gerrish will dedicate a CLAMPLAQUE, Many will speak, but alas, few will listen. Some may STAGGER but ALL WILL MARCH! At 2:00 p.m. the HEWGAG WILL BRAY and all will meet at the HALL of COMPARATIVE OVATIONS for an INITIATION CEREMONY of such MAGNITUDE as to DEFY DESCRIPTION and SICKEN even strong men. Any PBC who walks, away under his OWN POWER will be a TRUE CLAMPER, SLIPPERY GULCH will again be under the PERSONAL supervision of the DYNAMIC DUO of LIBATIONS, Doc Stauffer and Al Bentley. Any who do not wish to attend Slippery Gulch may attend a BIRD WATCHING seminar given by the LITTLE OLD BIRDWATCHER, Herb Gerrish. GRUB GULCH will open arotnd 3;00 p.m. and°-GRANDCLAMPCHEF Charlie Kitts and his GASTRONOMIC GANG will serve CLAMPSTEAKS, BEANS ala Northern Mines, Salad with. Nevada County Dressing and other GOODIES, Charlie has said that anyone who leaves hungry is NOT WORTHY +o be called ‘a. CLAMPER, Clampers will NOT ALLOW their PBCS to wear RED SHIRTS or BLACK HATS untilsuch time as they have SEEN the LIGHT. PBCS shall NOT carry any firearms. _ No FIREARMS of more than NINE INCH BORE will be allowed at any time and NO FIREARM WILL BE DISCHARGED INDOORS, No minors or WIDOWS will be allowed at the HALL OF COMPARATIVE OVATIONS at any time. RUSH your GOLD DUST and be sure of a PLACE at the TABLE, Bring your PBCS.and see them SUFFER, SATISFACTORY !!! ALVIN HILL, Noble Grand Humbug 2500 Officers, All of Equal Indignity Horsemen’s Officers The recent election of officers of the North San Juan Horsemen's Club, known as the "Ridge Riders",chose Calvin Milhous as President. Shown with Mr. Milhous, front, are from left to right: Pat Browning, Sgt. of Arms; Evelyn Dahle, Treasurer; Frank Milhouse, Vice President; and Vicki Jones, Secretary. , The club meets at 7:30 p.m. on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at Babe's Hall in North San Juan. Many interesting events are planned for this season, including participation in the relay race to be held in the near future. %