December 20, 1972 (12 pages)

Wednesday, Dec. 20, 1972 The Nevada County Nugget 9 Empire properties might be state historical p *THE EMPIRE Mansion on th § Empire Mine properties is on , Of the historical sites near *Grass Valley. The home wa built with 14 rooms, 90-foo ‘ swimming pool, and spaciou ‘terraces overlooking forma ‘gardens, It would go with th sale of the property if th area was made a state his torical park. al Camptonville News CAMPTONVILLE, Tec. 15. Mr. and Mrs, Orville Zumkeller and family, of Dublin spent the weekend at their summer home here. Francis Schaeffer and Wm. Wallace made a brief trip to Shasta County last week. Charles Stark, Jr. of Sonora was a business visitor in town Wednesday. Judge and Mrs, Acton M. Cleveland made a brief visit to Sacramento Tuesday. Mrs. James Palmer returned from the state of Washington where she spent a week with relatives. Mrs. Maggie Jordon of Hollywood is visiting her daughter and family Mr. and Mrs, Ron Ulrey, at Depot Hill. Joe Frankovich made a brief business visit to Challenge and Strawberry Valley last week. Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Hedrick have moved into the Sehorn Trailer Home of Upper Main Street. CAMPTONVILLE, DEC, 1. Mrs. Maggie Jordon of Hollywood arrived recently to visit her daughter and family Mr. and Mrs, Ron Ulrey at Depot Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bagby and daughters spent Thanksgiving visiting his parents at Loomis, Mrs. Serena Palmer left this week for the state of Washington to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Gevas and family came over from Lake Tahoe on @ week end visit to their former home here. Mr. and Mrs. Don Humphrey made a trip to Greenville, Plumas County to attend the funeral of his late brother Edmond Humphrey. Mrs, Acton M, Cleveland returned home Wednesday from the Rideout Fospital at Marysville where she has been confined with illness, Mrs, Myrtle Eggers and daughter Martha have moved from the Oregon House to Camptonville and are residing in their former home on Spring Street. Gary Winebarger is recovering from a broken leg caused from a recent accident while skiing. iy Mr. and Mrs, Newman Cleveland and Mrs. Teresa Williams of Judsonis, Oklahoma, were visitors in town Thursday. J. L. Synons, of San Jose, was in town on business Thursday. The Bingo Party held in the banquet room of the local Masonic Temple, sponsored by the Camptonville Improvement Club last Saturday evening met with a big success and with such a large attendance that some were turned away for lack of room to play. Many local people along with merchants in the Nevada CityGrass Valley area contributed many donations of merchandise to be used as prizes, and many useful and valuable prizes were won by those participating. Refreshments were also served during the evening and a good time had by all in attendance, with requests for a repetition of the affair in the not too far off future. The committee for the Bingo Party was composed of Mrs. Judith McDowell, Mrs, Marguerite Peden and Floyd Pearson, and the money collected will be used for the futherence of various improvements for the town as planned by the Club. CAMPTONVILLE, Dec. 9. Mrs, Cynthia Jaslow and daughter of Santa Clara, and sisters, Mrs. Virginia Cook of Fair Oaks, and Mrs. Constance Kirkpatrick of El] Dorado County all former residents were in town over the week end on a brief visit to their old home here. Mrs, Vernon F. Lyons has been confined at a Nevada City hospital with an injured knee. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Gevas came over from Lake Tahoe Sunday on a brief visit to their former home here. Mrs, Chester was in town over the weekend on a brief visit. Alan Stuart, who is stationed with the U.S. Navy at Treasure Island is spending a vacation visit with his grandmother Mrs, Grace Pauly. Mr, and Mrs. Marre! D. Schmipf and Lisa Schimpf, of Rio Vista were visitors in town last week. Extreme cold weather prevails with the thermometer being down to 14° Friday morn} ing, and from. one and a half to jf two feet of snow covering the . ground. Dorothy Woodford of junior volunteers Hospitals have Junior volunteers of Sierra Nevada Memorial and Miners Hospitals had their first organizational meeting Dec, 9, under the direction of their advisor, Mrs. Ila Dunbar, At this meeting the girls nominated their officers for the coming year and the results of the election will be announced at the meeting on Jan. 6, The girls will begin their hospital floor work the second week in January. The 22 girls already accepted into the program are junBUSINESS BILLBOARD iors and seniors in high school, and 20 more sophomore girls will become eligible for the program in January, 19773. Those already in the program are Susan Angove, Tena Belli, Margaret Berliner, Denise Dolan, Mary Eason, Janell Entus, Irene Evans, Lucy Francis, Cheryl Grisham, Mary McConnell, Lynn McGarva, Darlene Mathis, Carole Moule, Viki Om anich, Roxanne Samons, Rosemary Sauer, Vivian Sciacca, Laurie Sinclair, Janis Skeanan, Laurie West, Patti Williams and Jane Woerner, Len Gilbert . HEFFREN INSURANCE AGENCY 111 W. Main P.Q. Box 1034 Grass Valley, Ca. Ph. 265-6166 . aaa Park At The Door Of The Friendly Store Colfax Hiway — 273-4664 —s

Wednesday, Dec. 20, 1972 The Nevada County Nugget 9 Empire properties might be state historical p *THE EMPIRE Mansion on th § Empire Mine properties is on , Of the historical sites near *Grass Valley. The home wa built with 14 rooms, 90-foo ‘ swimming pool, and spaciou ‘terraces overlooking forma ‘gardens, It would go with th sale of the property if th area was made a state his torical park. al Camptonville News CAMPTONVILLE, Tec. 15. Mr. and Mrs, Orville Zumkeller and family, of Dublin spent the weekend at their summer home here. Francis Schaeffer and Wm. Wallace made a brief trip to Shasta County last week. Charles Stark, Jr. of Sonora was a business visitor in town Wednesday. Judge and Mrs, Acton M. Cleveland made a brief visit to Sacramento Tuesday. Mrs. James Palmer returned from the state of Washington where she spent a week with relatives. Mrs. Maggie Jordon of Hollywood is visiting her daughter and family Mr. and Mrs, Ron Ulrey, at Depot Hill. Joe Frankovich made a brief business visit to Challenge and Strawberry Valley last week. Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Hedrick have moved into the Sehorn Trailer Home of Upper Main Street. CAMPTONVILLE, DEC, 1. Mrs. Maggie Jordon of Hollywood arrived recently to visit her daughter and family Mr. and Mrs, Ron Ulrey at Depot Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bagby and daughters spent Thanksgiving visiting his parents at Loomis, Mrs. Serena Palmer left this week for the state of Washington to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Gevas and family came over from Lake Tahoe on @ week end visit to their former home here. Mr. and Mrs. Don Humphrey made a trip to Greenville, Plumas County to attend the funeral of his late brother Edmond Humphrey. Mrs, Acton M, Cleveland returned home Wednesday from the Rideout Fospital at Marysville where she has been confined with illness, Mrs, Myrtle Eggers and daughter Martha have moved from the Oregon House to Camptonville and are residing in their former home on Spring Street. Gary Winebarger is recovering from a broken leg caused from a recent accident while skiing. iy Mr. and Mrs, Newman Cleveland and Mrs. Teresa Williams of Judsonis, Oklahoma, were visitors in town Thursday. J. L. Synons, of San Jose, was in town on business Thursday. The Bingo Party held in the banquet room of the local Masonic Temple, sponsored by the Camptonville Improvement Club last Saturday evening met with a big success and with such a large attendance that some were turned away for lack of room to play.

Many local people along with merchants in the Nevada CityGrass Valley area contributed many donations of merchandise to be used as prizes, and many useful and valuable prizes were won by those participating. Refreshments were also served during the evening and a good time had by all in attendance, with requests for a repetition of the affair in the not too far off future. The committee for the Bingo Party was composed of Mrs. Judith McDowell, Mrs, Marguerite Peden and Floyd Pearson, and the money collected will be used for the futherence of various improvements for the town as planned by the Club. CAMPTONVILLE, Dec. 9. Mrs, Cynthia Jaslow and daughter of Santa Clara, and sisters, Mrs. Virginia Cook of Fair Oaks, and Mrs. Constance Kirkpatrick of El] Dorado County all former residents were in town over the week end on a brief visit to their old home here. Mrs, Vernon F. Lyons has been confined at a Nevada City hospital with an injured knee. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Gevas came over from Lake Tahoe Sunday on a brief visit to their former home here. Mrs, Chester was in town over the weekend on a brief visit. Alan Stuart, who is stationed with the U.S. Navy at Treasure Island is spending a vacation visit with his grandmother Mrs, Grace Pauly. Mr, and Mrs. Marre! D. Schmipf and Lisa Schimpf, of Rio Vista were visitors in town last week. Extreme cold weather prevails with the thermometer being down to 14° Friday morn} ing, and from. one and a half to jf two feet of snow covering the . ground. Dorothy Woodford of junior volunteers Hospitals have Junior volunteers of Sierra Nevada Memorial and Miners Hospitals had their first organizational meeting Dec, 9, under the direction of their advisor, Mrs. Ila Dunbar, At this meeting the girls nominated their officers for the coming year and the results of the election will be announced at the meeting on Jan. 6, The girls will begin their hospital floor work the second week in January. The 22 girls already accepted into the program are junBUSINESS BILLBOARD iors and seniors in high school, and 20 more sophomore girls will become eligible for the program in January, 19773. Those already in the program are Susan Angove, Tena Belli, Margaret Berliner, Denise Dolan, Mary Eason, Janell Entus, Irene Evans, Lucy Francis, Cheryl Grisham, Mary McConnell, Lynn McGarva, Darlene Mathis, Carole Moule, Viki Om anich, Roxanne Samons, Rosemary Sauer, Vivian Sciacca, Laurie Sinclair, Janis Skeanan, Laurie West, Patti Williams and Jane Woerner, Len Gilbert . HEFFREN INSURANCE AGENCY 111 W. Main P.Q. Box 1034 Grass Valley, Ca. Ph. 265-6166 . aaa Park At The Door Of The Friendly Store Colfax Hiway — 273-4664 —s