August 14, 1968 (8 pages)

rs Ss mae5: S of of dd is ir The papers explaining the new insurance on mobile homes came in today, and personally I think that the coverage and prices are fantastic. If your home cost you $10,000 new, -including the awne ings, skirting, perhaps a cabana and you took out a policy with this company that has researched mobile homes and knows their needs, and continue to pay the premiums on the $10,000 for whatever time before a fire or other damage that would make it wunrepairable, the company would write you out a check for the full amount with no depreciation! Quite unlike most policies which call for a cash value (Blue Book) price which, like an automobile, would mean a depreciation of thousands of dollars over a few years time. They will also insure your home if it is over 5 years old, which again other insurance companies will not. I could write a whole column on all the other advantages but will wait until our September meeting to let you hear all about this. Our Golden Chain Chapter #219 of all mobile home owners on private property will meet at the Rough and Ready Grange Hall on Sept. 4 at 7:30 p.m. Please, everyone, try to attend this meeting as there will be representatives from our insurance company to fully explain all the advantages of this policy. You realize of course that this will be for Golden State Mobilhome Owners League members ONLY! WAGON-HO TRAILER TERRACE The members of the Earl Demas family are leaving today for a long visit in the Hawaiian Islands! Eloise with their three children will -stay with her mother who has the wonderful privilege of making her home there, Earl will have to return after two weeks. But as this will be the first time Grandma has seen two of the children, and first time Eloise has seen her mother in eight years, the plan now is for the four to stay for several weeks, Some old tenants (not in years) will be returning next week. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Madewell, He works for Granite Construction and his job will keep him here until the freeway is completed. A Calamity Mrs, Batten who with Mrs. Wise had been intown shopping, parked her car in front of Mrs, Wise's home and got out, took out the groceries, and then the car started rolling forward! Mrs. Batten dropped the groceries?? and ran after it but did not make it. The car crashed into the large tree in front of The Hammersons, totaling the tree out with only minor damage to front end of car, and saving Hammersons Mobile from ex_ By GLADYS HARPER Rt.1,Bx 573-Grass Valley Ph, 273-8954 tensive damage. i Mr. Hap Rylant, Space 1, is taking a two months trip through Oklahoma and Louisiana visiting relatives. Hope he does not meet up with any of that bad weather. GRASS VALLEY MOBILE VILLAGE The Dibbles, Space 47, have returned from a wonderful fishing trip with a bumper cropor, catch of fish, I hear he caught perch and about every kind of trout. They did have fun, and both said it was best trip ever. Vern and Ruth Cantrell are back from their months vacation, and the Ffed Browns have just . left for Oregon to visit. Was at the hospital yesterday to see Frank Way, and found him able to sit up and ina cheerful mood. He is progressing very nicely in recovering from a stroke. MOUNTAIN AIR MOBILE PARK May Sanderson is expected home today from Sunnyvale. She will be home for a short while, then go into the Woodland Hospital for surgery on her hip. My. daughter Betty Lee. and husband David Hilton are visiting me from Lamont, California. They tell me it has been quite warm there, and they are enjoying our lovely weather. ALL GOLDEN STATE MOBILEHOME OWNERS LEAGUE MEMBERS: Please keep the date ‘of October 19, Saturday, 1 p.m., open and mark it on your calendars. We are having a regional meeting and all chapters _ and members on private property are urged to attend. So keep the date in mind, PLACE, Stonegate Mobile Park in Citrus Heights, Eight locals win UC honor listing Eight Nevada county residents were among nearly 5,000 undergraduates at the University of California’s Berkeley campus to make the spring honor list. Named from Nevada City were John F. Burton, Eryka M, Fraczek, Kathony L, Rogina and Lynn E, Schugren, and from Grass Valley, John P, Chiara, Kurt E. Petersen, Raymond E, Shine and William O, Wetherall. The list, based on work completed by the end of the academic year, includes all students who have completed at least one semester at Berkeley and have a grade average of ‘‘B”’ or better for all work undertaken, BAY] Al izucuA topourl ¥ August 14, 1968 tnyol « spove ott cd The Nevada County Nugget 5 Record year at Sierra College ‘From all indications we are going to have a record enrollpod at Sierra College this fall,’’ s Martin Taylor, dean of student personnel services at the college. ‘‘Many four-year colleges have already closed their freshman enrollment and some are already declining to accept transfer students. This, plus budgetary problems at the University level, is going to have a strong impact on the Junior Colleges.” Interviews and counseling are already under way at Sierra for the Fall term and Tuesday, August 27 is the last date that applications for admission will be considered, The week of Sept. 3 through 6 has been set for formal registration and Instruction will start on Tuesday, September 10, Two new members have been added to the SC counseling staff to fill vacancies in that department, Henry Akana and Rebecca Gregg were appointed and are already at work assisting new students entering Sierra. Evening classes at the college will also begin on Tuesday, September 10 and registration for those classes will close on August 30. Registration for persons desiring to register in person will be open through SS office seeks area’s disabled The Marysville Social Security office began the search today for disabled people in this area, according to Burt Paulsen, officer-in-charge. Paulsen reported that these disabled people, part of an estimated 165000 nationwide, can become entitled to monthly disability payments because of recent changes in the social security law. These changes provide for reduced monthly payments to a severely disabled widow as early as age 50. The disability may have begun before her husband's death, or within 7 years after; Under the same conditions a disabled widower is eligible, but in addition he must have been dependent on his wife for his support. About 100,000 of the people newly eligible for benefits under the recent changes inthe law are young disabled workers who did not have sufficient work credits under the old requirement. Under the new provisions, a worker who became disabled before age 31 needs work credits for half of the time from age 21 to the time his disability began, with a minimum work requirement District clinic slated for Elks August 25th the Sacramento Elks Lodge No. 6 will be host for the District Clinic involving Elks Lodges in Woodland, Marysville, Nevada City, Grass Valley, North Tahoe, Lake Tahoe, Placerville,-Auburn, Roseville, Carmichael and Sacramento, District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler, YubiSeparovich, will conduct the clinic, Separovich said they would discuss advance information for the Elks programs for 1968-69, of one and one-half years. Some of the newly eligible individuals will be reached through contacts with local public and private agencies, Paulsennoted, but most will learn of their eligibility through news articles, radio announcements or by word of mouth, Persons wishing additional information or assistance may visit the office at 1016 G Street in Marysville. Direct check banking Many veterans are finding it to their advantage to have disability compensation or pension checks from the Veterans Administration sent directly to their banks for deposit to their accounts, Gordon R. Elliott, Manager of the Northern California Regional Office, said today. They have learned that checks sent directly to their banks are usually on deposit by the first of each month, or the same time they would be delivered to their homes, Eliott said. However, if veterans are hospitalized, on a trip, or have moved, there isno delay in obtaining the proceeds of a VA check that has been sent directly to their bank, since they can write a check on their account at the bank, Elliott pointed out that all a veteran or a beneficiary need do to have a VA check sent to his bank each month is to advise the bank of his intention and fill out a standard form giving the bank power of attorney to receive his checks. At the same time, he should notify the VA office where his records are maintained to forward his checks to the bank. September 10, Additional information regarding registration, evening classes or Veteran counseling is available from the college by phoning (916) 652-7273, Persons desiring to register for any Fall classes should contact the college immediately since many classes are expected to fill early, Car bust-up set for Fair again One of the big attractions at the Nevada County District Fair is Destruction Derby. Put it on your "must see" list for Sunday, August 25, at 8 p.m. Popular demand has brought the derby back this year. The entertainment is the same as presented by promotor Al Frager last year. Drivers from local areas will be competing for their ‘share of over $650 in cash prizes and trophies. The five-event program will keep spectators screaming and howling while the banging-bumping show unfolds in front of the grandstand. However, spectators should know that although the judges encourage drivers to "make contact", strict rules of safety are enforced. Drivers' doors are not to be hit, all drivers must wear crash helmets and safety belts and all glass is to be removed. Only three gallons of gasoline is availble for each event, so this requires skill as well as nerve on the part of the driver. For those interested in entering, entry blanks and rules may be obtained at the Fairgrounds office. Gates will open at 7 p.m. and the first heat on the program will commence at 8p.m. Tickets will. be on sale in advance on the fairgrounds. . Simplicity . Sw the New BERGEMANN & SONFuneral Chapel ready to serve you ’ day or night call 265-2421 Bost Ave. off Lower Grass Valley Rd, Nevada City ot FREE ESTIMATES _VAN & SI ee PHONE 273-2206 . ORAGE THE BEST MOVE YOU EVER MADE 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE

rs Ss mae5: S of of dd is ir The papers explaining the new insurance on mobile homes came in today, and personally I think that the coverage and prices are fantastic. If your home cost you $10,000 new, -including the awne ings, skirting, perhaps a cabana and you took out a policy with this company that has researched mobile homes and knows their needs, and continue to pay the premiums on the $10,000 for whatever time before a fire or other damage that would make it wunrepairable, the company would write you out a check for the full amount with no depreciation! Quite unlike most policies which call for a cash value (Blue Book) price which, like an automobile, would mean a depreciation of thousands of dollars over a few years time. They will also insure your home if it is over 5 years old, which again other insurance companies will not. I could write a whole column on all the other advantages but will wait until our September meeting to let you hear all about this. Our Golden Chain Chapter #219 of all mobile home owners on private property will meet at the Rough and Ready Grange Hall on Sept. 4 at 7:30 p.m. Please, everyone, try to attend this meeting as there will be representatives from our insurance company to fully explain all the advantages of this policy. You realize of course that this will be for Golden State Mobilhome Owners League members ONLY! WAGON-HO TRAILER TERRACE The members of the Earl Demas family are leaving today for a long visit in the Hawaiian Islands! Eloise with their three children will -stay with her mother who has the wonderful privilege of making her home there, Earl will have to return after two weeks. But as this will be the first time Grandma has seen two of the children, and first time Eloise has seen her mother in eight years, the plan now is for the four to stay for several weeks, Some old tenants (not in years) will be returning next week. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Madewell, He works for Granite Construction and his job will keep him here until the freeway is completed. A Calamity Mrs, Batten who with Mrs. Wise had been intown shopping, parked her car in front of Mrs, Wise's home and got out, took out the groceries, and then the car started rolling forward! Mrs. Batten dropped the groceries?? and ran after it but did not make it. The car crashed into the large tree in front of The Hammersons, totaling the tree out with only minor damage to front end of car, and saving Hammersons Mobile from ex_ By GLADYS HARPER Rt.1,Bx 573-Grass Valley Ph, 273-8954 tensive damage. i Mr. Hap Rylant, Space 1, is taking a two months trip through Oklahoma and Louisiana visiting relatives. Hope he does not meet up with any of that bad weather. GRASS VALLEY MOBILE VILLAGE The Dibbles, Space 47, have returned from a wonderful fishing trip with a bumper cropor, catch of fish, I hear he caught perch and about every kind of trout. They did have fun, and both said it was best trip ever. Vern and Ruth Cantrell are back from their months vacation, and the Ffed Browns have just . left for Oregon to visit. Was at the hospital yesterday to see Frank Way, and found him able to sit up and ina cheerful mood. He is progressing very nicely in recovering from a stroke. MOUNTAIN AIR MOBILE PARK May Sanderson is expected home today from Sunnyvale. She will be home for a short while, then go into the Woodland Hospital for surgery on her hip. My. daughter Betty Lee. and husband David Hilton are visiting me from Lamont, California. They tell me it has been quite warm there, and they are enjoying our lovely weather. ALL GOLDEN STATE MOBILEHOME OWNERS LEAGUE MEMBERS: Please keep the date ‘of October 19, Saturday, 1 p.m., open and mark it on your calendars. We are having a regional meeting and all chapters _ and members on private property are urged to attend. So keep the date in mind, PLACE, Stonegate Mobile Park in Citrus Heights, Eight locals win UC honor listing Eight Nevada county residents were among nearly 5,000 undergraduates at the University of California’s Berkeley campus to make the spring honor list. Named from Nevada City were John F. Burton, Eryka M, Fraczek, Kathony L, Rogina and Lynn E, Schugren, and from Grass Valley, John P, Chiara, Kurt E. Petersen, Raymond E, Shine and William O, Wetherall. The list, based on work completed by the end of the academic year, includes all students who have completed at least one semester at Berkeley and have a grade average of ‘‘B”’ or better for all work undertaken, BAY] Al izucuA topourl ¥ August 14, 1968 tnyol « spove ott cd The Nevada County Nugget 5 Record year at Sierra College ‘From all indications we are going to have a record enrollpod at Sierra College this fall,’’ s Martin Taylor, dean of student personnel services at the college. ‘‘Many four-year colleges have already closed their freshman enrollment and some are already declining to accept transfer students. This, plus budgetary problems at the University level, is going to have a strong impact on the Junior

Colleges.” Interviews and counseling are already under way at Sierra for the Fall term and Tuesday, August 27 is the last date that applications for admission will be considered, The week of Sept. 3 through 6 has been set for formal registration and Instruction will start on Tuesday, September 10, Two new members have been added to the SC counseling staff to fill vacancies in that department, Henry Akana and Rebecca Gregg were appointed and are already at work assisting new students entering Sierra. Evening classes at the college will also begin on Tuesday, September 10 and registration for those classes will close on August 30. Registration for persons desiring to register in person will be open through SS office seeks area’s disabled The Marysville Social Security office began the search today for disabled people in this area, according to Burt Paulsen, officer-in-charge. Paulsen reported that these disabled people, part of an estimated 165000 nationwide, can become entitled to monthly disability payments because of recent changes in the social security law. These changes provide for reduced monthly payments to a severely disabled widow as early as age 50. The disability may have begun before her husband's death, or within 7 years after; Under the same conditions a disabled widower is eligible, but in addition he must have been dependent on his wife for his support. About 100,000 of the people newly eligible for benefits under the recent changes inthe law are young disabled workers who did not have sufficient work credits under the old requirement. Under the new provisions, a worker who became disabled before age 31 needs work credits for half of the time from age 21 to the time his disability began, with a minimum work requirement District clinic slated for Elks August 25th the Sacramento Elks Lodge No. 6 will be host for the District Clinic involving Elks Lodges in Woodland, Marysville, Nevada City, Grass Valley, North Tahoe, Lake Tahoe, Placerville,-Auburn, Roseville, Carmichael and Sacramento, District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler, YubiSeparovich, will conduct the clinic, Separovich said they would discuss advance information for the Elks programs for 1968-69, of one and one-half years. Some of the newly eligible individuals will be reached through contacts with local public and private agencies, Paulsennoted, but most will learn of their eligibility through news articles, radio announcements or by word of mouth, Persons wishing additional information or assistance may visit the office at 1016 G Street in Marysville. Direct check banking Many veterans are finding it to their advantage to have disability compensation or pension checks from the Veterans Administration sent directly to their banks for deposit to their accounts, Gordon R. Elliott, Manager of the Northern California Regional Office, said today. They have learned that checks sent directly to their banks are usually on deposit by the first of each month, or the same time they would be delivered to their homes, Eliott said. However, if veterans are hospitalized, on a trip, or have moved, there isno delay in obtaining the proceeds of a VA check that has been sent directly to their bank, since they can write a check on their account at the bank, Elliott pointed out that all a veteran or a beneficiary need do to have a VA check sent to his bank each month is to advise the bank of his intention and fill out a standard form giving the bank power of attorney to receive his checks. At the same time, he should notify the VA office where his records are maintained to forward his checks to the bank. September 10, Additional information regarding registration, evening classes or Veteran counseling is available from the college by phoning (916) 652-7273, Persons desiring to register for any Fall classes should contact the college immediately since many classes are expected to fill early, Car bust-up set for Fair again One of the big attractions at the Nevada County District Fair is Destruction Derby. Put it on your "must see" list for Sunday, August 25, at 8 p.m. Popular demand has brought the derby back this year. The entertainment is the same as presented by promotor Al Frager last year. Drivers from local areas will be competing for their ‘share of over $650 in cash prizes and trophies. The five-event program will keep spectators screaming and howling while the banging-bumping show unfolds in front of the grandstand. However, spectators should know that although the judges encourage drivers to "make contact", strict rules of safety are enforced. Drivers' doors are not to be hit, all drivers must wear crash helmets and safety belts and all glass is to be removed. Only three gallons of gasoline is availble for each event, so this requires skill as well as nerve on the part of the driver. For those interested in entering, entry blanks and rules may be obtained at the Fairgrounds office. Gates will open at 7 p.m. and the first heat on the program will commence at 8p.m. Tickets will. be on sale in advance on the fairgrounds. . Simplicity .. Sw the New BERGEMANN & SONFuneral Chapel ready to serve you ’ day or night call 265-2421 Bost Ave. off Lower Grass Valley Rd, Nevada City ot FREE ESTIMATES _VAN & SI ee PHONE 273-2206 . ORAGE THE BEST MOVE YOU EVER MADE 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE