December 13, 1967 (16 pages)

enetiatiattle. A ADIOS aye BO ce Lura Arnold EReady By Fay M. Dunbar The Rough and Ready 4-H Club will hold its Christmas Party on Dec, 16, at the Community Hall at 7:30 p.m, As.is their custom, they have invited the entire community to participate in their celebration of our Saviors birthday. The club 273-2934 members are preparing a lively Christmas skit. The adultleaders, Mrs, Burkhard and Mrs. Small have arranged for Santa to be there, in person, with gifts for everyone even us old folks. The Newcomers Lyric Ensemble, sponsored by the Rough and Ready Chamber of Commerce, will sing some beautiful new carols as well as some of the old favorites. The Junior leaders of the club Debbie and Penny Bursill, Debbie Peterson, Kathy and Kirk Pharis, Meg Sailor, and Dave Siegfried, will sing two Christmas numbers, Cheryl Dockter will play "We Three Kings" and "Joy to the World," on the Organ. The Ladies of the Grange are baking cookies and have decorated a beautiful tree. It promises to be a lovely evening. *e* * On the stormiest night so far this year (last Monday) the Rough and Ready Fire Department Auxiliary held its Christmas meeting, Outside, the old Hall rocked under the onslaught of wind and rain, but inside was warm and gay. The ladies decided to give the Fire Department a Christmas present, some of the. communication equipment they need. Our busy party lines make speedy contacts hazardous, A clever pin, a silver fireman's helmet, was presented to retiring. president. Mrs, Marie Broadus. Sixteen members of the Newcomers Lyric Ensemble were guests for the evening and sang Christmas Carols for the group. Cookies (just like the pictures in Sunset Magazine) and punch were served by. Hospitality Chairman Mrs. Noreen Harwood. _ * * Ke December 19 from, 7:00. a.m, to 8:00, p.m, the polls will be open at the Community Hall for the new Fire Protection District election. * * * * The Fire Department will hold its Christmas Turkey Shoot (weather permitting) on Sunday December 17 at Squirrel Creek Ranches Highway 20, half mile west of Rough and Ready Fost Office, * «O&K Mrs, Thelma Potter will open a new Antique Shop in Rough and Read y on Dec, 14. . Its located on Highway 20 just three doors east of the post office. Mrs, Potters real interest is glassware but she also has many other small items including pieces of pewter and brass, Coilecting things, excepting the necessities of life, has never been one of my hobbies but. according to Mrs, Potter its quite the thing, Just now collectors are buying bean bottles, These are not antique items, They are liquor containers made of fine china by the Jim Beam Liquor Co, for special customers, One she spoke of was a bottle in the shape of a cat made especially for advertising Katz Drug Store in New York City. "To each his own" but very clever, ** * * Mrs. Virginia Burris, daughter of the Fred McCumbers and long time resident of Rough and Ready is going to leave us, -She was married Sunday at the Little Wedding Chapel in Rough and Ready and after a brief honeymoon the new Mr. and Mrs, Hart will reside in Boise, Idaho. *** * Our invalids of last week are all doing fine. Carl Balton, Sam Colletti, Rhonda Prochaska, and Mary Sailor are all home from the hospital and recuperating nicely; We seem to have a new crop. Thank goodness only one is from Rough and Ready this time. Mrs, Lisetta Scheave reportedly had a couple of real bad days but is reported better now. ** * The Grange Christmas Dinner on Friday evening had about 50 guests. The turkey and trimmings were a credit to H.E.C. chairman, Mrs, Marguerite Abbott. A brief program of Christmas verse, games, tableau and music arranged by lecturer Fay Dunbar was concluded with a gift exchange. Happy addition to the Christmas music was "White Christmas" sung by Daniel Beatie and “Rudolph, The Red Nosed Reindeer" and "Jingle ¢ SIERRA NEVADA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL A boy, to Mr.’and Mrs, E. E. Buehler, Grass Valley, Nov. 29. * * * A Girl, to Mr. and Mrs, Peter Monahan, Grass Vailey, Nov. 29. ** * A Boy, to Mr. and Mrs, Robert Caddy, Grass Valley, Dec. 1. * eK *, A Girl, to Mr. and Mrs, Gary Shuker ‘Auburn, Dec. 3. * * * A Girl, to Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Schneider Forlustown, Calif.,-Dec. 2. A Boy, to Mr. and Mrs. Ted French Soda Springs, Calif., Dec. A Boy, to Mr. and Mrs, James Clark Grass Valley, Dec. 6, Vehicles Must Comply With Exhaust Law It will be illegal to drive the 1968 models of eleven makes of automobiles or trucks inCalifornia on and after Dec. 1, 1967. Department of Motor Vehicles Director Verne Orr said the following makes will be denied registration papers and license plates until they obtain exhaust control certification from the State Air Resources Board: Alfa Romeo, Aston Martin, Ferrari, Fiat (except model 850) Glas, Lamborghini, Lancia, Maserati, NSU, Shelby (GT-350 and GT-500), Sunbeam. Orr said dealers in these makes were notified by the Air Resources Board that their products do not meet California's exhaust control requirements, which in this case are also federal standards. "State legislation enacted two years ago put manufacturers on notice that all new automobiles in California would have to be equipped with certified exhaust control devices not later than December 1 of this year," Bells" done by Joe and Paul Grass Valley Man Takes Bride in Reno Patricia Noreen McCabe, daughter of Mrs, George G. McCabe of Reno and the late Mr. McCabe, became the wife of Terry Williams McGuire, son of Mr. and Mrs, Carlos T. McGuire, of Grass Valley, in a wedding ceremony in Our lady of Wisdom Church, Reno, Nov. 4. The new Mrs. McGuire chose Alencon lace over bridal taffeta in an empire style for her wedding gown. The back fullness fell into a cathedral length train and her veil was of imported illusion secured by a seed pear! crown, The bridal bouquet was sesigned of white orchids surrounded by cascading white roses, Matron of honor was the bride's sister, Mrs. Carl R. Cahill, gowned in a deep blue crepe dress and carrying a cascading bouquet of pale blue carnations. The groom selected Ralph Schmitcke of Sacramento as his best man and ushers were the bride's brothers, George L. and Michael J, McCabe, The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, William Stamphli of Reno. The marriage rites were performed by the Rev, Charles J. Righini before an altar decked with white gladiolas and chrysanthemums, Wedding guests attended a reception for the couple at the Holiday Lodge in Reno. The bride, a financial accountant for a Sacramento insurance firm, is a graduate of Manogue High School, Reno; attended Mt. St. Mary's College, Los Angeles and received her degree from the University of Nevada, where she was affiliated with Delta Delta Sorority, McGuire graduated from Nevada Union High School, received his: B.S, and M.S, degrees from the University of California at Berkeley. Presently, he is a civil engineer employed by the California Department of Water Resources, He also has served a tour in the U.S, Navy as a lieutenant. Among the guests attending the Reno ceremony and reception were: James N. McGuire, San Francisco, god father of the groom; Mr. and Mrs, Harold T. McCabe, god father of .the -bride,. Kensington, Md.; Lt.and Mrs. Carl R.: Cahill, Ft. Sill, Okla; Lt. and Mrs, Robert J. Britain, Raleigh, N.C.; Mr. and Mrs, Thomas A, McGuire, Mr. and Mrs, R.A, Mc Guire, Mr, and Mrs, Ralph B, Schmitcke, all of Sacramento, Also, Mr. and Mrs. C.T. McGuire, Mr. and Mrs, Donald Groger, Mr. and Mrs, R.J. McGuire and Mr, and Mrs, Brian Bishop, all of Grass Valley. Rocco. Mrs. Olyve Simmons vv TREE SEEDLINGS provided a musical background for the nativity tableau with "What Child is This" and "Bring a Torch Jeanette Isabella," Only unhappy note was the absence due to illness of Mrs. Mamie Slade who was to have sung "Away in a Manger" and "O, Holy Night.” Miss Claudia Paddock was "Mary and Jack Bixler, Charles Deardorf and Don Long were the "Three Kings" for the tableau, eee KE Our Monthly Card Parties are beginning to really "go," The next one will be Jan. 9, Mrs. Allene Medlyn of Sunset won the door prize Tuesday, First of the five prizes was a ham won by Don Long of’ Rough and Ready, Champion whist player for the evening was Roy Bradley with a score of 153, There were 15 other whist’ winners with scores ranging downward to 131. Long also won the prize for the pinochle table, Chairman Mrs. Doris Bradley served beautiful and delicious Christmas cookies for refreshments, Bids for Planting of 90,000 Tree Seedlings Called For Bids for planting 90 thousand tree seedlings have been called for, by the Folsom District of the Bureau of Land Management. The areas to be planted are northwest of West Point in Calaveras County and in the Lake City area in Nevada County. The bids will be received until 2 p.m., PST, Dec. 19, 1967, at the BLM Portland Service Center at 710 N.E. Holladay St., Portland, Ore, 97208, Information on the areas and bid forms may be obtained from the Folsom District Manager. o.

enetiatiattle. A ADIOS aye BO ce Lura Arnold EReady By Fay M. Dunbar The Rough and Ready 4-H Club will hold its Christmas Party on Dec, 16, at the Community Hall at 7:30 p.m, As.is their custom, they have invited the entire community to participate in their celebration of our Saviors birthday. The club 273-2934 members are preparing a lively Christmas skit. The adultleaders, Mrs, Burkhard and Mrs. Small have arranged for Santa to be there, in person, with gifts for everyone even us old folks. The Newcomers Lyric Ensemble, sponsored by the Rough and Ready Chamber of Commerce, will sing some beautiful new carols as well as some of the old favorites. The Junior leaders of the club Debbie and Penny Bursill, Debbie Peterson, Kathy and Kirk Pharis, Meg Sailor, and Dave Siegfried, will sing two Christmas numbers, Cheryl Dockter will play "We Three Kings" and "Joy to the World," on the Organ. The Ladies of the Grange are baking cookies and have decorated a beautiful tree. It promises to be a lovely evening. *e* * On the stormiest night so far this year (last Monday) the Rough and Ready Fire Department Auxiliary held its Christmas meeting, Outside, the old Hall rocked under the onslaught of wind and rain, but inside was warm and gay. The ladies decided to give the Fire Department a Christmas present, some of the. communication equipment they need. Our busy party lines make speedy contacts hazardous, A clever pin, a silver fireman's helmet, was presented to retiring. president. Mrs, Marie Broadus. Sixteen members of the Newcomers Lyric Ensemble were guests for the evening and sang Christmas Carols for the group. Cookies (just like the pictures in Sunset Magazine) and punch were served by. Hospitality Chairman Mrs. Noreen Harwood. _ * * Ke December 19 from, 7:00. a.m, to 8:00, p.m, the polls will be open at the Community Hall for the new Fire Protection District election. * * * * The Fire Department will hold its Christmas Turkey Shoot (weather permitting) on Sunday December 17 at Squirrel Creek Ranches Highway 20, half mile west of Rough and Ready Fost Office, * «O&K Mrs, Thelma Potter will open a new Antique Shop in Rough and Read y on Dec, 14. . Its located on Highway 20 just three doors east of the post office. Mrs, Potters real interest is glassware but she also has many other small items including pieces of pewter and brass, Coilecting things, excepting the necessities of life, has never been one of my hobbies but. according to Mrs, Potter its quite the thing, Just now collectors are buying bean bottles, These are not antique items, They are liquor containers made of fine china by the Jim Beam Liquor Co, for special customers, One she spoke of was a bottle in the shape of a cat made especially for advertising Katz Drug Store in New York City. "To each his own" but very clever, ** * * Mrs. Virginia Burris, daughter of the Fred McCumbers and long time resident of Rough and Ready is going to leave us, -She was married Sunday at the Little Wedding Chapel in Rough and Ready and after a brief honeymoon the new Mr. and Mrs, Hart will reside in Boise, Idaho. *** * Our invalids of last week are all doing fine. Carl Balton, Sam Colletti, Rhonda Prochaska, and Mary Sailor are all home from the hospital and recuperating nicely; We seem to have a new crop. Thank goodness only one is from Rough and Ready this time. Mrs, Lisetta Scheave reportedly had a couple of real bad days but is reported better now. ** * The Grange Christmas Dinner on Friday evening had about 50 guests. The turkey and trimmings were a credit to H.E.C. chairman, Mrs, Marguerite Abbott. A brief program of Christmas verse, games, tableau and music arranged by lecturer Fay Dunbar was concluded with a gift exchange. Happy addition to the Christmas music was "White Christmas" sung by Daniel Beatie and “Rudolph, The Red Nosed Reindeer" and "Jingle ¢ SIERRA NEVADA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL A boy, to Mr.’and Mrs, E. E. Buehler, Grass Valley, Nov. 29. * * * A Girl, to Mr. and Mrs, Peter Monahan, Grass Vailey, Nov. 29. ** * A Boy, to Mr. and Mrs, Robert Caddy, Grass Valley, Dec. 1. * eK *, A Girl, to Mr. and Mrs, Gary Shuker ‘Auburn, Dec. 3. * * * A Girl, to Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Schneider Forlustown, Calif.,-Dec. 2. A Boy, to Mr. and Mrs. Ted French Soda Springs, Calif., Dec. A Boy, to Mr. and Mrs, James Clark Grass Valley, Dec. 6, Vehicles Must Comply With Exhaust Law It will be illegal to drive the 1968 models of eleven makes of automobiles or trucks inCalifornia on and after Dec. 1, 1967. Department of Motor Vehicles

Director Verne Orr said the following makes will be denied registration papers and license plates until they obtain exhaust control certification from the State Air Resources Board: Alfa Romeo, Aston Martin, Ferrari, Fiat (except model 850) Glas, Lamborghini, Lancia, Maserati, NSU, Shelby (GT-350 and GT-500), Sunbeam. Orr said dealers in these makes were notified by the Air Resources Board that their products do not meet California's exhaust control requirements, which in this case are also federal standards. "State legislation enacted two years ago put manufacturers on notice that all new automobiles in California would have to be equipped with certified exhaust control devices not later than December 1 of this year," Bells" done by Joe and Paul Grass Valley Man Takes Bride in Reno Patricia Noreen McCabe, daughter of Mrs, George G. McCabe of Reno and the late Mr. McCabe, became the wife of Terry Williams McGuire, son of Mr. and Mrs, Carlos T. McGuire, of Grass Valley, in a wedding ceremony in Our lady of Wisdom Church, Reno, Nov. 4. The new Mrs. McGuire chose Alencon lace over bridal taffeta in an empire style for her wedding gown. The back fullness fell into a cathedral length train and her veil was of imported illusion secured by a seed pear! crown, The bridal bouquet was sesigned of white orchids surrounded by cascading white roses, Matron of honor was the bride's sister, Mrs. Carl R. Cahill, gowned in a deep blue crepe dress and carrying a cascading bouquet of pale blue carnations. The groom selected Ralph Schmitcke of Sacramento as his best man and ushers were the bride's brothers, George L. and Michael J, McCabe, The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, William Stamphli of Reno. The marriage rites were performed by the Rev, Charles J. Righini before an altar decked with white gladiolas and chrysanthemums, Wedding guests attended a reception for the couple at the Holiday Lodge in Reno. The bride, a financial accountant for a Sacramento insurance firm, is a graduate of Manogue High School, Reno; attended Mt. St. Mary's College, Los Angeles and received her degree from the University of Nevada, where she was affiliated with Delta Delta Sorority, McGuire graduated from Nevada Union High School, received his: B.S, and M.S, degrees from the University of California at Berkeley. Presently, he is a civil engineer employed by the California Department of Water Resources, He also has served a tour in the U.S, Navy as a lieutenant. Among the guests attending the Reno ceremony and reception were: James N. McGuire, San Francisco, god father of the groom; Mr. and Mrs, Harold T. McCabe, god father of .the -bride,. Kensington, Md.; Lt.and Mrs. Carl R.: Cahill, Ft. Sill, Okla; Lt. and Mrs, Robert J. Britain, Raleigh, N.C.; Mr. and Mrs, Thomas A, McGuire, Mr. and Mrs, R.A, Mc Guire, Mr, and Mrs, Ralph B, Schmitcke, all of Sacramento, Also, Mr. and Mrs. C.T. McGuire, Mr. and Mrs, Donald Groger, Mr. and Mrs, R.J. McGuire and Mr, and Mrs, Brian Bishop, all of Grass Valley. Rocco. Mrs. Olyve Simmons vv TREE SEEDLINGS provided a musical background for the nativity tableau with "What Child is This" and "Bring a Torch Jeanette Isabella," Only unhappy note was the absence due to illness of Mrs. Mamie Slade who was to have sung "Away in a Manger" and "O, Holy Night.” Miss Claudia Paddock was "Mary and Jack Bixler, Charles Deardorf and Don Long were the "Three Kings" for the tableau, eee KE Our Monthly Card Parties are beginning to really "go," The next one will be Jan. 9, Mrs. Allene Medlyn of Sunset won the door prize Tuesday, First of the five prizes was a ham won by Don Long of’ Rough and Ready, Champion whist player for the evening was Roy Bradley with a score of 153, There were 15 other whist’ winners with scores ranging downward to 131. Long also won the prize for the pinochle table, Chairman Mrs. Doris Bradley served beautiful and delicious Christmas cookies for refreshments, Bids for Planting of 90,000 Tree Seedlings Called For Bids for planting 90 thousand tree seedlings have been called for, by the Folsom District of the Bureau of Land Management. The areas to be planted are northwest of West Point in Calaveras County and in the Lake City area in Nevada County. The bids will be received until 2 p.m., PST, Dec. 19, 1967, at the BLM Portland Service Center at 710 N.E. Holladay St., Portland, Ore, 97208, Information on the areas and bid forms may be obtained from the Folsom District Manager. o.