August 23, 1972 (12 pages)

The Robinsons are certainly in a fair mood this year. I've entered the cooking competition once again. Mike, my middle brother, has entered his chocolate chip cookies in the junior competition and little brother David has entered one of his drawings \in the junior painting competition, You know, actually participating in the fair in some manner makes it more interesting and exciting. There is going to be a special display of the moon rock this year that should prove interesting. Did you know that people in other countries think more of our achievement than we do? The main display at the Cctober Beer Festival in Germany wasa gigantic replica of the moon with our astronauts on it! * * * The Robert Paasch family of Chicago Park are sure to carry away quite a few blue ribbons in the sheep competition this year. Mr, and Mrs, Paasch are entering fifteen Sussex sheep. Their two boys, Ray and Steve, are entering their own sheep. Steve has ten Hampshire sheep entries. Last year his sheep were shown at Cal Expo. The family says that raising sheepis only a hobby. KK * At last, at last, at last! The county has finally decided to fix that dangerous turn-off to You Bet Road. Who knows how many accidents or near accidents have taken place at that blind turn? I remember that when I was going to Nevada Union the bus drivCedar Ridge-Chicago ~ Park and news. By Terri Robnwon Peardale er wouldn't take us down You Bet because he was afraid of that turn-off; he almost had an accident there once. We had to walk two miles home from Colfax Highway. Of course it doesn't matter much now because we don't have buses at all. * * * Mr. Val Julian's parents from Pennsylvania are visiting this week, Val and his family are looking forward to his mother's delicious Italian cooking. Mrs. Julian says she always stocks up on plenty of flour and yeast and other staples before her mother-in-law visits. * * * The Chicago Park Garden Club will meet the first week in September. * * Herb Moran, who was operated on in Martinez last week, is recovering very well. * Mrs. Mildred Mills has been transfered from Sierra Memorial Hospital to the Sacramento Medical Center. She is recovering after a serious illness. * * * The Talking Pines Church is no longer holding regular weekly services. The church is working on a special project at the moment and will begin regular services at a later date. * * Valerie Juvinall is home from UCLA where she was studying Dramatic Arts. She will continue her studies at Sierra College this year, North San Juan News By Idahel Covert I was reminded this morning of a previous column of mine in which I enumerated some basic needs of this area, in which I inadvertently put water in third. place after schools and housing. My friend, Louise Dudley, properly informed me that neither schools nor housing are possible in acommunity without water. I am aware of this, believe me. Living as I do in French Corral, the driest section of the whole San Juan Ridge, it's impossible to forget for a minute. The water table has evidently lowered this year, as my own well which is not too good even in a normal year must be carefully watched and the water rationed every day. Besides being a source of constant annoyance and depression, caused by having to live in such drag surroundings, this lack of water isa real danger. My own well will run for just 17 minutes before it goes dry. Then I must wait at least an hour before there is water again. If a fire started here I'd just have to give up and get out. This is true of most of the residents of the ridge, with the exception of the fortunate ones who have good springs or prior water rights on the only stream that runs all year here. . Shady Creek. Even these people would be out of luck in a really big forest fire. I consider this matter of getting a reliable water system here not only a matter of practicality; there is also a moral question involved. What right do opponents of the water district have to condemn all the rest of us to live this way? Especially when there is a remedy which would benefit all of us and not just the big property owners? Furthermore, while I'm at it, I want to say that the ecology issue which is being touted as the big reason why some people want to scuttle the water project is just a noble-sounding smoke screen to conceal the real reason, which is tokeep this area back in the 19th Century and assure that anyone who buys property here in the future belongs to a certain group which wants to live in that century. Well, to each his own..and if some of my friends want to live under those conditions which seem so glamourous to them, it's okay with me. But I've lived that way before, and I don't care to go back to it. Since when, in this country, does any group have the right to The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, Aug. 23, 19729 Vital Statistics HOPPLER, Dr. C. Kuith, M. D., 49, died August 10. A resident of Combie Road area, he was a physician specializing in psychiatry and a veteran of World War I. He was a member of A.M.A, and A,P.A, and had received his medical degree in Colorado in 1954 and later took training in psychiatry at the Langley Porter Institute in San Francisco. He is survived by his widow, Alice; two sons, one in Nevada, one in Arizona; his parents in Colorado and numerous other relatives. Funeral services were held August 15 from the Hooper and Weaver Chapel, follow’ by cremation. ADAMS (VAN DORF) Donna Lee, 28, victim of an automobile accident in Southern California on August 6. The crash victim was active in show business and went by the stage name of Heide Van Dorf. Her survivors include her mother and step,father, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ruedger; two sisters, Rebecca and Heidi Ruedger and her grandmother, Norah Van Der Meulen, all of Grass Valley, and other relatives. Funeral mass was read on August 14 from St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Burial followed in St. Patrick's Cemetery. * * * HARPER, Marvin J., 74, died at his home in the Grass Valley area on August 11. He was a native of Arkansas and is survived by his widow, Lilly Pearl and a stepson, John Kennedy, both of Grass Valley; three sisters and a brother. His remains were shipped to Little Rokk for funeral services and burial. Arrangements were made locally by Hooper and Weaver. * * * BIRTHS KEARNE At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada County, Calif., a boy, to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kearne, Grass Valley, July 22, 1972. MYERS -At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada County, Calif., a boy, to Mr, and Mrs. Larry Myers, Grass Valley, July 21, 1972, WILLIAMS At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada County, Calif., a boy, to Mr, and Mrs, Bill Williams, Grass Valley, July 25, 1972. TAYLOR At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada County, Calif., a boy, to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Taylor, Grass Valley, July 25, 1972, DONNELL At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada County, a girl, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Donnell, Grass Valley, July 28, 1972. SKOGLEE At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada impose a particular life-style on others? Mrs, Belle Wetzel, who is now in the Holiday Hills Convalescent Home, had her 83rd birthday on August 10, and was surprised and pleased to receive a lovely birthday card from the President of the United States! Mrs. Wetzel is a long-time resident of French Corral. ‘County, Calif., a girl, to Mr. and Mrs, John Skoglie, Nevada City, July 28, 1972. CAMACHO At the Sierra Ne-" vada Memorial Hospital, Nevada County, Calif., a boy to Mr. and Mrs, Ricky Camacho, Colfax, July 30, 1972. ALEXANDER At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada County, Calif., a girl, to Mr. and Mrs. David Alexander, Grass Valley, August 1, 1972. HILSTAD At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada County, Calif., a girl, to Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Hilstad, Grass Valley, August 2, 1972. NEWBOLD At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada County, Calif., a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Newbold, Grass Valley, August 3, 1972. TAMIETTI At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada County, Calif., a girl, to Mr, and Mrs, James Tamietti Grass Valley, August 3, 1972, MARRIAGE LICENSES EOFF-FULTON--James Leroy Eoff, 26, Galt, and Gina Kay Fulton, 16, Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Aug. 4, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. ALLMAN WALKER --David Phillip Allman, 22, and Della Louise Walker, 16, both of Smartville obtained a marriage license Aug. 7, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. NICKELL MALITO--Rickey Ray Nickell, 19, Springdale Ark., and Mary Corrina Malito, 21, Spokane, Wash., obtained a marriage license Aug. 7, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. BOEHM KELLY — Dale Richare Boehm, 24, and Mary Ann Kelly, 21, both of Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Aug. 17, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. BEYER WEISS — Kenneth Robert Beyer, 26, Grass Valley, and Patricia Dee Weiss, 24, Nevada City, obtained a marriage license Aug. 17, 1972 in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. HALE WOODHAMS — John Patrick Hale, 31, and Julie Ann Woodhams, 25, both of Rough & Ready, obtained a marriage license Aug. 16, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. STEINBAUER .WEBSTER — James Lewis Steinbauer, 47, Nevada City, and Lucille Mae Webster, 47, Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Aug. 16, 1972 in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. FOWLER THOMAS — Gary Wayne Fowler, 18, Grass Valley, and Georgina Rae Thomas, 16, North San Juan, obtained a marriage license Aug. 14, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. . TRATHEN FOOT — Roy Thomas Trathen, 62, and Helen Johanna Foot, 58, both of Grass Valley, obtained a marMARRIAGE LICENSES riage license Aug. 15, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. WARE MILES — Thorras Earry Ware, 24, and Claudia Susan Miles, 21, both of Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Aug. 14, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. DUNKUM ROYER — William Edward Dunkum III, 19, Grass Valley, and Doris Jo Poyer, 18, Nevada City, obtained a marriage license Aug. 14, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. JACOBS PENALUNA — Edward Raymond Jacobs, 23, and Karen Diane Penaluna, 22, both of Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Aug. 9, 1972 in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. JOHNSON LOUGHBOROUGH— Raymond Lawrence, 18, Nevada City, and Kate Loughborough, 16, Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Aug. 9, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. MARKS HUME — Frederick John Marks II, 20, Penn Valley, and Deborah Lynn Hume, 20, Cedar Ridge, obtained a marriage license Aug. 8, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. GILPIN — SCHMIDT--Douglas Garner Gilpin, Jr., 17, Sacramento, and Suzanne Danelle Schmidt, 17, Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Aug. 7, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. CHILDERS-GEMIGNANI --Jeffrey Brian Childers, 17, and Yvette Amelia Gemignani, 20, both of Nevada City, obtained a marriage license Aug. 7, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE STANLEY -Patricia Ann and John B, Stanley obtained a final decree of dissolution of marriage Aug. 7, 1972. PETERSON--Larry D. and Dawn L. Peterson obtained a final. decree of dissolution of marriage Aug. 4, 1972. OLHAUSER --Arlene M. and Weimar Ohlhauser obtained a nullity of marriage Aug. 4, 1972, JOHNSON--Linda Ann and Jimmy Andrew Johnson obtained a final decree of dissolution of marriage Aug. 2, 1972. VANCE --Virginia M. and Howard Vance’ Jr. obtained a nullity of marriage Aug. 2, 1972, SARGENT--Norman R, and Betty J. Sargent obtained a final decree of dissolution of marriage Aug. 1, 1972, FITZPATRICK--Robert M. and Gloria L. Fitzpatrick obtained a final decree of dissolution of marriage Aug. 1, 1972, LONG--Margaret Pauline and Charles Morrison Long obtained a final decree of disolution of marriage Aug. 1, 1972, Classitied Ads, the little fellows with the big pulling power. ~~

The Robinsons are certainly in a fair mood this year. I've entered the cooking competition once again. Mike, my middle brother, has entered his chocolate chip cookies in the junior competition and little brother David has entered one of his drawings \in the junior painting competition, You know, actually participating in the fair in some manner makes it more interesting and exciting. There is going to be a special display of the moon rock this year that should prove interesting. Did you know that people in other countries think more of our achievement than we do? The main display at the Cctober Beer Festival in Germany wasa gigantic replica of the moon with our astronauts on it! * * * The Robert Paasch family of Chicago Park are sure to carry away quite a few blue ribbons in the sheep competition this year. Mr, and Mrs, Paasch are entering fifteen Sussex sheep. Their two boys, Ray and Steve, are entering their own sheep. Steve has ten Hampshire sheep entries. Last year his sheep were shown at Cal Expo. The family says that raising sheepis only a hobby. KK * At last, at last, at last! The county has finally decided to fix that dangerous turn-off to You Bet Road. Who knows how many accidents or near accidents have taken place at that blind turn? I remember that when I was going to Nevada Union the bus drivCedar Ridge-Chicago ~ Park and news. By Terri Robnwon Peardale er wouldn't take us down You Bet because he was afraid of that turn-off; he almost had an accident there once. We had to walk two miles home from Colfax Highway. Of course it doesn't matter much now because we don't have buses at all. * * * Mr. Val Julian's parents from Pennsylvania are visiting this week, Val and his family are looking forward to his mother's delicious Italian cooking. Mrs. Julian says she always stocks up on plenty of flour and yeast and other staples before her mother-in-law visits. * * * The Chicago Park Garden Club will meet the first week in September. * * Herb Moran, who was operated on in Martinez last week, is recovering very well. * Mrs. Mildred Mills has been transfered from Sierra Memorial Hospital to the Sacramento Medical Center. She is recovering after a serious illness. * * * The Talking Pines Church is no longer holding regular weekly services. The church is working on a special project at the moment and will begin regular services at a later date. * * Valerie Juvinall is home from UCLA where she was studying Dramatic Arts. She will continue her studies at Sierra College this year, North San Juan News By Idahel Covert I was reminded this morning of a previous column of mine in which I enumerated some basic needs of this area, in which I inadvertently put water in third. place after schools and housing. My friend, Louise Dudley, properly informed me that neither schools nor housing are possible in acommunity without water. I am aware of this, believe me. Living as I do in French Corral, the driest section of the whole San Juan Ridge, it's impossible to forget for a minute. The water table has evidently lowered this year, as my own well which is not too good even in a normal year must be carefully watched and the water rationed every day. Besides being a source of constant annoyance and depression, caused by having to live in such drag surroundings, this lack of water isa real danger. My own well will run for just 17 minutes before it goes dry. Then I must wait at least an hour before there is water again. If a fire started here I'd just have to give up and get out. This is true of most of the residents of the ridge, with the exception of the fortunate ones who have good springs or prior water rights on the only stream that runs all year here. . Shady Creek. Even these people would be out of luck in a really big forest fire. I consider this matter of getting a reliable water system here not only a matter of practicality; there is also a moral question involved. What right do opponents of the water district have to condemn all the rest of us to live this way? Especially when there is a remedy which would benefit all of us and not just the big property owners? Furthermore, while I'm at it, I want to say that the ecology issue which is being touted as the big reason why some people want to scuttle the water project is just a noble-sounding smoke screen to conceal the real reason, which is tokeep this area back in the 19th Century and assure that anyone who buys property here in the future belongs to a certain group which wants to live in that century. Well, to each his own...and if some of my friends want to live under those conditions which seem so glamourous to them, it's okay with me. But I've lived that way before, and I don't care to go back to it. Since when, in this country, does any group have the right to The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, Aug. 23, 19729 Vital Statistics HOPPLER, Dr. C. Kuith, M. D., 49, died August 10. A resident of Combie Road area, he was a physician specializing in psychiatry and a veteran of World War I. He was a member of A.M.A, and A,P.A, and had received his medical degree in Colorado in 1954 and later took training in psychiatry at the Langley Porter Institute in San Francisco. He is survived by his widow, Alice; two sons, one in Nevada, one in Arizona; his parents in Colorado and numerous other relatives. Funeral services were held August 15 from the Hooper and Weaver Chapel, follow’ by cremation. ADAMS (VAN DORF) Donna Lee, 28, victim of an automobile accident in Southern California on August 6. The crash victim was active in show business and went by the stage name of Heide Van Dorf. Her survivors include her mother and step,father, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ruedger; two sisters, Rebecca and Heidi Ruedger and her grandmother, Norah Van Der Meulen, all of Grass Valley, and other relatives. Funeral mass was read on August 14 from St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Burial followed in St. Patrick's Cemetery. * * * HARPER, Marvin J., 74, died at his home in the Grass Valley area on August 11. He was a native of Arkansas and is survived by his widow, Lilly Pearl and a stepson, John Kennedy,

both of Grass Valley; three sisters and a brother. His remains were shipped to Little Rokk for funeral services and burial. Arrangements were made locally by Hooper and Weaver. * * * BIRTHS KEARNE At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada County, Calif., a boy, to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kearne, Grass Valley, July 22, 1972. MYERS -At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada County, Calif., a boy, to Mr, and Mrs. Larry Myers, Grass Valley, July 21, 1972, WILLIAMS At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada County, Calif., a boy, to Mr, and Mrs, Bill Williams, Grass Valley, July 25, 1972. TAYLOR At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada County, Calif., a boy, to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Taylor, Grass Valley, July 25, 1972, DONNELL At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada County, a girl, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Donnell, Grass Valley, July 28, 1972. SKOGLEE At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada impose a particular life-style on others? Mrs, Belle Wetzel, who is now in the Holiday Hills Convalescent Home, had her 83rd birthday on August 10, and was surprised and pleased to receive a lovely birthday card from the President of the United States! Mrs. Wetzel is a long-time resident of French Corral. ‘County, Calif., a girl, to Mr. and Mrs, John Skoglie, Nevada City, July 28, 1972. CAMACHO At the Sierra Ne-" vada Memorial Hospital, Nevada County, Calif., a boy to Mr. and Mrs, Ricky Camacho, Colfax, July 30, 1972. ALEXANDER At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada County, Calif., a girl, to Mr. and Mrs. David Alexander, Grass Valley, August 1, 1972. HILSTAD At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada County, Calif., a girl, to Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Hilstad, Grass Valley, August 2, 1972. NEWBOLD At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada County, Calif., a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Newbold, Grass Valley, August 3, 1972. TAMIETTI At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada County, Calif., a girl, to Mr, and Mrs, James Tamietti Grass Valley, August 3, 1972, MARRIAGE LICENSES EOFF-FULTON--James Leroy Eoff, 26, Galt, and Gina Kay Fulton, 16, Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Aug. 4, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. ALLMAN WALKER --David Phillip Allman, 22, and Della Louise Walker, 16, both of Smartville obtained a marriage license Aug. 7, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. NICKELL MALITO--Rickey Ray Nickell, 19, Springdale Ark., and Mary Corrina Malito, 21, Spokane, Wash., obtained a marriage license Aug. 7, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. BOEHM KELLY — Dale Richare Boehm, 24, and Mary Ann Kelly, 21, both of Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Aug. 17, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. BEYER WEISS — Kenneth Robert Beyer, 26, Grass Valley, and Patricia Dee Weiss, 24, Nevada City, obtained a marriage license Aug. 17, 1972 in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. HALE WOODHAMS — John Patrick Hale, 31, and Julie Ann Woodhams, 25, both of Rough & Ready, obtained a marriage license Aug. 16, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. STEINBAUER .WEBSTER — James Lewis Steinbauer, 47, Nevada City, and Lucille Mae Webster, 47, Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Aug. 16, 1972 in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. FOWLER THOMAS — Gary Wayne Fowler, 18, Grass Valley, and Georgina Rae Thomas, 16, North San Juan, obtained a marriage license Aug. 14, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. . TRATHEN FOOT — Roy Thomas Trathen, 62, and Helen Johanna Foot, 58, both of Grass Valley, obtained a marMARRIAGE LICENSES riage license Aug. 15, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. WARE MILES — Thorras Earry Ware, 24, and Claudia Susan Miles, 21, both of Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Aug. 14, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. DUNKUM ROYER — William Edward Dunkum III, 19, Grass Valley, and Doris Jo Poyer, 18, Nevada City, obtained a marriage license Aug. 14, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. JACOBS PENALUNA — Edward Raymond Jacobs, 23, and Karen Diane Penaluna, 22, both of Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Aug. 9, 1972 in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. JOHNSON LOUGHBOROUGH— Raymond Lawrence, 18, Nevada City, and Kate Loughborough, 16, Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Aug. 9, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. MARKS HUME — Frederick John Marks II, 20, Penn Valley, and Deborah Lynn Hume, 20, Cedar Ridge, obtained a marriage license Aug. 8, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. GILPIN — SCHMIDT--Douglas Garner Gilpin, Jr., 17, Sacramento, and Suzanne Danelle Schmidt, 17, Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Aug. 7, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. CHILDERS-GEMIGNANI --Jeffrey Brian Childers, 17, and Yvette Amelia Gemignani, 20, both of Nevada City, obtained a marriage license Aug. 7, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE STANLEY -Patricia Ann and John B, Stanley obtained a final decree of dissolution of marriage Aug. 7, 1972. PETERSON--Larry D. and Dawn L. Peterson obtained a final. decree of dissolution of marriage Aug. 4, 1972. OLHAUSER --Arlene M. and Weimar Ohlhauser obtained a nullity of marriage Aug. 4, 1972, JOHNSON--Linda Ann and Jimmy Andrew Johnson obtained a final decree of dissolution of marriage Aug. 2, 1972. VANCE --Virginia M. and Howard Vance’ Jr. obtained a nullity of marriage Aug. 2, 1972, SARGENT--Norman R, and Betty J. Sargent obtained a final decree of dissolution of marriage Aug. 1, 1972, FITZPATRICK--Robert M. and Gloria L. Fitzpatrick obtained a final decree of dissolution of marriage Aug. 1, 1972, LONG--Margaret Pauline and Charles Morrison Long obtained a final decree of disolution of marriage Aug. 1, 1972, Classitied Ads, the little fellows with the big pulling power. ~~