August 10, 1966 (20 pages)

By Fay M. Dunbar Etough And Ready News 273 2934 My apologiesto Penn ValleyI have been following, by post cards, the delightful vacation of the Floyd Hyatts of Spenceville Road. They left early in July for an extended trip through the northern United States. They are planning part of their return trip into Canada, Young Miss La Netta Hyatt is “Seeing America First.” They saw the wonders of Colorado including Denver where Hyatt grew up and the beautiful lake country of Minnesota where he was born. They also visited the Amish country of Pennsylvania close to Mrs. Hyatt’s birthplace and visited her Mother, Mrs, Ford, in Ephrata. Their itenarary included such places as Salt Lake, the Black Hills country, the grain states, Philadelphia and Boston and the New England coast, I'm sure young La Netta learned a lot and I too found the tip fascinating, The Hyatts expect to be home soon, @eeese The William Thomas family of Rough andReady, entertained the James Larson Family from thebay area as weekend guests, The Larsons with their two children and the Thomases and their four, enjoyed ham and eggs and trimmings at the Grange breakfast on Sunday, e@eee2s The Bryan Christensens of Rough and Ready Road have had some of their family with them this past week, Daughter Evelyn Hunter of Bakersfield and her two children Debbie and Bruce who will be here another week. Grandson, Richard Payton, brought his new bride, Mary, for a visit. Richard is home from a years service in Germany. Mary was a June graduate at Ventura High School, They are preparing for a trip to Virginia where Richard is temporarily station~ ed. eeeseees The Jack Bixlers have had a house full of company again. Mrs. Bixler's sister, Madeline — Larson and her husband Max of Provo, Utah came home for their summer vacation, Sister Dorothy Thomas of San Francisco and brother Leland Crowley of Pebble Beach came also, There visiting here is not unusual since they were all born in the Crowley family home in nearby Washington. Visiting sister Esther in Rough and Ready is “coming home" to the famie liar surroundings of younger days, eeeese Mr, and Mrs, Jack Shaffer, popular visitors at the Rough and Ready Trailer Park, left for Binghampton, New York last Saturday. Mr. Shaffers* mother who just celebrated her 74th birthday, felland broke her hip, _ Things were not going too well for her and the Shaffers left immediately, They expect to return home about the first of September, eeesse Mrs, Helen Blake of Riverside, and frequent visitor toRough and Ready, is spending this week with her sister Mrs, Olyve Simmons of Rough and Ready Road. Mrs, Blake is a working visitor. She arrived just in time to help with the Grange breakfast last Sunday. The Kenneth Beaties of Rough and Ready have just returned from their vacation, Mr. and Mrs, Beatie and sons Gordon and Daniel drove their trailer to Vancouver, From there they sailed on the S.S, Prince George via the inland passage, through the coastal islands, to Skagway most Northern Alaskan City on their trip. Here they went by rail to Car Cross for a most interesting side trip back into the ‘Yukon area of Canada, They came home by way of the Washington and Oregon Coast. In Washington, Daniel the youngest caught a 30 inch Salmon weighing 15 lbs. They spent two days visiting with Mr. Beatie’s parents in Oregon. One incident marred their vacation, While they were away, Mrs, Beatie's father, Mr. Cary Arbogast, also of Rough and Ready, fell, He is at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital and convalescing, s Colfax Lions Plan Giant Public B-B-Q The Colfax Lions Club is making final plans for a giant public barbecue to be held Aug. 14 at the Elmer Williams ranch in Eden Valley. Four hundred pounds of specially prepared beef will go into the barbecue pit. The Lions expect to serve more than 300 people. In addition to the barbecue, the Lions have planned a full day of entertainment including live music and games. The event.will start as 1 p.m, and the barbecued beef will be served until 5 p.m. All proceeds from the event will go into the Lions’ community projects fund which pays for a variety of local projects. Tickets will be available from any Lions Club member. The ladies of the Rough and Ready Grange will meet for luncheon at The Office in Grass Valley on Tuesday Aug. 16 for their annual “Stag” get together. After lunch they will adjourn to the home of Marguerite Abbott on Alta Vista Ave., for their August business meeting. e*eeee Rozynski To Visit Odd Fellows Lodge Grass Valley Lodge, No. 12, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, wiil be honored by the official visit of Roman Rozynski, District Deputy Grand Master of District No, 4, at their regular meeting Thursday, August 11, All members of the lodge are urged to attend and visiting Odd Fellows are invited. At this meeting, the plans will be completed for the next public party which is to be held Saturday evening, August 20, Final arrangements will be made and committees appointed for the District 4 Odd Fellows picnic to be held Adgust 28, in Pioneer Park, Nevada City. Delegate For Legal Secretaries Dee Mautino of Nevada City will fly to Glendale to represent the Nevada County Legal Secretaries at the Governors Convention to be held Aug. 12-14, at the Sportsman Hotel. Mrs, Mautino, whois govemor of the legal secretaries of this area, was chosen during a dinner meeting held Thursday at the Bret Harte Inn. President Leona Allred, conducted the meeting. Thenext meeting will be held on September 1, with Charlene Klaopfenstein as chairman, A meeting place will be designated at a later date. Nevads County Nugget. ..August 10, 1988.8 ADELA CLARA. pictured here, will dance her Seguiriyas on a half-darkened stage, while Tony Dias reads Lorca’s "Somnambule Ballad” September 24 during the performance of the Theatre Flamenco, The internationally famous group is scheduled to appear ateight o’clock in the Veterans Memorial Auditorium, Grass Valley, as the first event scheduled by the Twin Cities Concert Association in the 1966-67 season. Season tickets are on sale through September 6 at Osborn and Wood's Nevada City, Sanders Music Center and Three R's Bookstore, in Grass Valley. Fred Hodder To Interstate Governor Edmund G, Brown has announced the appointment of Alfred A. Hodder, of Truckee, as a member of the CalifomiaNevada Interstate Compact Commission. Hodder, 34, succeeds Henry Loehr, also of Truckee, Loehr, a member of the Nevada County Board of Supervisors has resigned The Commission was created in 1955 to cooperate with a similar commission representing the State of Nevada in formulating and submitting to the Legislatures of both states for their approval an interstate compact relative to the distribution and use of the waters of Lake Tahos, TT WAS CHRIST MAS in August last week for the members of Junior Girl Scout Troop 490 of Neve ada City, The purpose of this summer Christmas child, Marcelina T, Layon of the Phillipine Islands, responding with Marcelina for more than three years last Wednesday was the first time the girls had held t the sending of gifts to the Phillipines, party was to wrap gifts for the troop's foster The members of the troop have been corand have sent gifts during this period, but heir own Christmas party to go along with Is Appointed Commission and the Truckee, Carson and Walker Rivers, Hodder is manager of the Truckee Sanitary District. He attended secondary schools in Sacramento, and received his A.B, degree from Sacramento State College, Hodder was an intern in public affairs with the Coro Foundation in San Francisco. He holds a real estate license, From 1959-1962, Hodder was a customer relations representative with the Aerojet General Corporation to NASA for solid ’ propulsion systems, He was a developer with a Truckee properties firm prior to assuming his present duties with the Truce kee Sanitary District inJune, 1966, In 1965, he was appointed as a member of the Lake Tahoe Joint Study Committee, and also in that year was elected to the Truckee Sanitary District board of governors, He isa member of the Truckee-Donner Chamber of Commerce, He is state director and in 1965 was president of the Donner Area Jaycees, He is chairman of the Truckee Incorporation Committee, and isa director of the Truckee Outdoor Sportsmen and and the Donner Lake Sailing Club, Hodder is a member of the Executive Club, Reno, Nevada, and is a member of the Tahoe Yacht Club, A Democrat, Hodder is married and resides in Truckee, Neva Rebekah Will Hold Rummage Sale A rummage sale will be held August 11-12 in the Civic Club Rooms, Broad Street, Nevada City, sponsored by Neva Rebekah Lodge No, 119. Jean Brass will chairman the sale,

By Fay M. Dunbar Etough And Ready News 273 2934 My apologiesto Penn ValleyI have been following, by post cards, the delightful vacation of the Floyd Hyatts of Spenceville Road. They left early in July for an extended trip through the northern United States. They are planning part of their return trip into Canada, Young Miss La Netta Hyatt is “Seeing America First.” They saw the wonders of Colorado including Denver where Hyatt grew up and the beautiful lake country of Minnesota where he was born. They also visited the Amish country of Pennsylvania close to Mrs. Hyatt’s birthplace and visited her Mother, Mrs, Ford, in Ephrata. Their itenarary included such places as Salt Lake, the Black Hills country, the grain states, Philadelphia and Boston and the New England coast, I'm sure young La Netta learned a lot and I too found the tip fascinating, The Hyatts expect to be home soon, @eeese The William Thomas family of Rough andReady, entertained the James Larson Family from thebay area as weekend guests, The Larsons with their two children and the Thomases and their four, enjoyed ham and eggs and trimmings at the Grange breakfast on Sunday, e@eee2s The Bryan Christensens of Rough and Ready Road have had some of their family with them this past week, Daughter Evelyn Hunter of Bakersfield and her two children Debbie and Bruce who will be here another week. Grandson, Richard Payton, brought his new bride, Mary, for a visit. Richard is home from a years service in Germany. Mary was a June graduate at Ventura High School, They are preparing for a trip to Virginia where Richard is temporarily station~ ed. eeeseees The Jack Bixlers have had a house full of company again. Mrs. Bixler's sister, Madeline — Larson and her husband Max of Provo, Utah came home for their summer vacation, Sister Dorothy Thomas of San Francisco and brother Leland Crowley of Pebble Beach came also, There visiting here is not unusual since they were all born in the Crowley family home in nearby Washington. Visiting sister Esther in Rough and Ready is “coming home" to the famie liar surroundings of younger days, eeeese Mr, and Mrs, Jack Shaffer, popular visitors at the Rough and Ready Trailer Park, left for Binghampton, New York last Saturday. Mr. Shaffers* mother who just celebrated her 74th birthday, felland broke her hip, _ Things were not going too well for her and the Shaffers left immediately, They expect to return home about the first of September, eeesse Mrs, Helen Blake of Riverside, and frequent visitor toRough and Ready, is spending this week with her sister Mrs, Olyve Simmons of Rough and Ready Road. Mrs, Blake is a working visitor. She arrived just in time to help with the Grange breakfast last Sunday. The Kenneth Beaties of Rough and Ready have just returned from their vacation, Mr. and Mrs, Beatie and sons Gordon and Daniel drove their trailer to Vancouver, From there they sailed on the S.S, Prince George via the inland passage, through the coastal islands, to Skagway most Northern Alaskan City on their trip. Here they went by rail to Car Cross for a most interesting side trip back into the ‘Yukon area of Canada, They came home by way of the Washington and Oregon Coast. In Washington, Daniel the youngest caught a 30 inch Salmon weighing 15 lbs. They spent two days visiting with Mr. Beatie’s parents in Oregon. One incident marred their vacation, While they were away, Mrs, Beatie's father, Mr. Cary Arbogast, also of Rough and Ready, fell, He is at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital and convalescing, s Colfax Lions Plan Giant Public B-B-Q The Colfax Lions Club is making final plans for a giant public barbecue to be held Aug. 14 at the Elmer Williams ranch in Eden Valley. Four hundred pounds of specially prepared beef will go into the barbecue pit. The Lions expect to serve more than 300 people. In addition to the barbecue, the Lions have planned a full day of entertainment including live music and games. The event.will start as 1 p.m, and the barbecued beef will be served until 5 p.m. All proceeds from the event will go

into the Lions’ community projects fund which pays for a variety of local projects. Tickets will be available from any Lions Club member. The ladies of the Rough and Ready Grange will meet for luncheon at The Office in Grass Valley on Tuesday Aug. 16 for their annual “Stag” get together. After lunch they will adjourn to the home of Marguerite Abbott on Alta Vista Ave., for their August business meeting. e*eeee Rozynski To Visit Odd Fellows Lodge Grass Valley Lodge, No. 12, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, wiil be honored by the official visit of Roman Rozynski, District Deputy Grand Master of District No, 4, at their regular meeting Thursday, August 11, All members of the lodge are urged to attend and visiting Odd Fellows are invited. At this meeting, the plans will be completed for the next public party which is to be held Saturday evening, August 20, Final arrangements will be made and committees appointed for the District 4 Odd Fellows picnic to be held Adgust 28, in Pioneer Park, Nevada City. Delegate For Legal Secretaries Dee Mautino of Nevada City will fly to Glendale to represent the Nevada County Legal Secretaries at the Governors Convention to be held Aug. 12-14, at the Sportsman Hotel. Mrs, Mautino, whois govemor of the legal secretaries of this area, was chosen during a dinner meeting held Thursday at the Bret Harte Inn. President Leona Allred, conducted the meeting. Thenext meeting will be held on September 1, with Charlene Klaopfenstein as chairman, A meeting place will be designated at a later date. Nevads County Nugget. ...August 10, 1988..8 ADELA CLARA. pictured here, will dance her Seguiriyas on a half-darkened stage, while Tony Dias reads Lorca’s "Somnambule Ballad” September 24 during the performance of the Theatre Flamenco, The internationally famous group is scheduled to appear ateight o’clock in the Veterans Memorial Auditorium, Grass Valley, as the first event scheduled by the Twin Cities Concert Association in the 1966-67 season. Season tickets are on sale through September 6 at Osborn and Wood's Nevada City, Sanders Music Center and Three R's Bookstore, in Grass Valley. Fred Hodder To Interstate Governor Edmund G, Brown has announced the appointment of Alfred A. Hodder, of Truckee, as a member of the CalifomiaNevada Interstate Compact Commission. Hodder, 34, succeeds Henry Loehr, also of Truckee, Loehr, a member of the Nevada County Board of Supervisors has resigned The Commission was created in 1955 to cooperate with a similar commission representing the State of Nevada in formulating and submitting to the Legislatures of both states for their approval an interstate compact relative to the distribution and use of the waters of Lake Tahos, TT WAS CHRIST MAS in August last week for the members of Junior Girl Scout Troop 490 of Neve ada City, The purpose of this summer Christmas child, Marcelina T, Layon of the Phillipine Islands, responding with Marcelina for more than three years last Wednesday was the first time the girls had held t the sending of gifts to the Phillipines, party was to wrap gifts for the troop's foster The members of the troop have been corand have sent gifts during this period, but heir own Christmas party to go along with Is Appointed Commission and the Truckee, Carson and Walker Rivers, Hodder is manager of the Truckee Sanitary District. He attended secondary schools in Sacramento, and received his A.B, degree from Sacramento State College, Hodder was an intern in public affairs with the Coro Foundation in San Francisco. He holds a real estate license, From 1959-1962, Hodder was a customer relations representative with the Aerojet General Corporation to NASA for solid ’ propulsion systems, He was a developer with a Truckee properties firm prior to assuming his present duties with the Truce kee Sanitary District inJune, 1966, In 1965, he was appointed as a member of the Lake Tahoe Joint Study Committee, and also in that year was elected to the Truckee Sanitary District board of governors, He isa member of the Truckee-Donner Chamber of Commerce, He is state director and in 1965 was president of the Donner Area Jaycees, He is chairman of the Truckee Incorporation Committee, and isa director of the Truckee Outdoor Sportsmen and and the Donner Lake Sailing Club, Hodder is a member of the Executive Club, Reno, Nevada, and is a member of the Tahoe Yacht Club, A Democrat, Hodder is married and resides in Truckee, Neva Rebekah Will Hold Rummage Sale A rummage sale will be held August 11-12 in the Civic Club Rooms, Broad Street, Nevada City, sponsored by Neva Rebekah Lodge No, 119. Jean Brass will chairman the sale,