December 23, 1970 (12 pages)

ge ia ita attache i + TeVeT ESV T Cees bia , ‘. ing En, gene ae pao Sa oe Tet ee ee Sewerage Tree T es wee Cer ert ee ee Fee eee aan \e a be . Mu eit 1 0 The Nevedd County Nugget, Wednesday, December 23, 1970 “he. Miives Bnd 8 eg Ma ie Sis tne ae cat Se ie NU’s honor roll The first quarter honor roll students of Nevada Union High School has been announced by principal Edward Frantz, Freshmen on the honor rollare: Ellen Anderson, Ffed Anderson, Rob Aney, Paul Annin, Keith Bergovist, Ann Berliner, Sam Bousfield, Janet Bunnell, Debra Burton, James Butts, Gary Cahill, Mike Campbell, Jim Chargin, Sandra Choate, James Cleary, Janet Conant, Althea Darm, Maria Demas, Ann Denison, Cynthia Dick, Denise Elliott, Sherry] Fleeman, Richard Frey, Daniel Friedlein, Doris Gibson, Julia Gillming, Jacqueline Harner, Scott Hill, Jean Hintze, Patricial Hribal, Philip Hummelt, Peter Hund, Kim Jackson, Richard Jamerson, Laurel Jensen, Christine Jones, Michael Jonte, Gary Kelley, Melody Kepler, Mark Lubich, David Lake, Sandra Larson, Sharon Leitzel, May Lan Low, Ruth Lykins, Tina Matthewson, Mary Medlyn, Mark Meier, Joy Melugin, Laurie Miller, Cheryl Montgomery, Phyllis Morrish, Deborah Myers, Chris Nettles, Claudette Noe, Donald Olson, Debra Peterson, Douglas Peyret, Stanton Rayburn, Robert Reader, Kimi Roberts, Shirley Rose, Roberta Ross, Anthony Rua, Roxanne Samons, Holly Sass, Rosemary Sauer, Carol Schultze, Vivian Sciacca, Ellen Smith, Shauna Smith, Erica Sorensen, Paula Stark, Bonnie Steele, Rebecca Sullivan, Lydia Svenson, _ John Tassone, Brett Taylor, John Thomas, Gregory Tinloy, Christine Turner, Nancy VanVliet, Sally Wagner, Heidi Weiss, Anne Wells, Paula West, Ted White, Mary Wolff, Matthew Wolter, Debbie York, Anna Yun, Ronald Yun, Sophomores who made the honor roll for the first quarter of the present school year are: Robin Ali,. Martie Allstot, Barbara Anderson, Bonnie Baker, Steve Beardslee, Dawn Behrbaum, Loris Best, Craig Biersdorff, Thomas _ Bond, Daniel Breen, John Britten, Evelyn Bryant, Linda Burkard, Roy Butler, David Casey, Julie Chitwood, Dorris Clabo, Jessica Cleek, Jean Coppin, Linda Cremer, Mark DeMartini, Mary Eason, Pamela Ellsworth, Melody Felce, Perry Fontana, Janis Gagliardi, Frances Gallagher, Debbie Gilman, Byron Gashler, Marcia Godwin, David Goodwill, Kimberly Gutschmidt, Brian Hodge, Karen Hook, Richard Hooper, Tene Hoskin, Bonnie Hurley, Debbie Jones, Richard Kennedy, Keith Lantz, Patricia Lavelle, Jerri Lawrence, Stephanie Lee, Jane Legg, Lisa Liljeberg, Mary Ann McGrath, Rick Meyer, Sharon O'Brien, Terry Oats, Steven Paasch, Jenifer Padgett, William Piland, Linda Randall, Ann Ras-' mussen, David Rayburn, Terri Roberts, Charlotte Rogers, Elbert Ropp, Kerry Ross, Donna Rouviere, Kenney Rowe, Debbie Rytkonen, Wendy Sanders, Judy Schuler, Deborah Seapy, Frank Sears, Joann Simmons, Jennifer Simpson, Sally Sims, Ronald Small, Carolyn Smith, Ellen Smith, James Sroka, Deborah Sullivan, Terri Swabb, Susan Teichert, Steven Tigard, John Trauner, Beth Wagner, Michael Wagner, Pradley Walker, Jacqueline Walker, Patrick Williams, Roxanna Williams, Zana Wilson, Thomas Windus, Janet Wyckoff, Charmia Yost, Andy Yun, ‘ Juniors who made the honor. roll are: Laurie Aney, Stanley Baer, Mark Balcom, George Bamber, Carol Bartsch, Michael Baum, Kerry Blackburn, Michael Blake, Steve. Burr, Donna Cobb, Carol Cooper, James Crosswhite, Dennis. Darling, Gregg Daugherty, David Downs, Mark Dushek, Susan Farchi, Denis Figueira, Penni Fletcher, Ray Fox, Kathy Fraczek, Mike Frazee, Lynn French, Raymond Fricke, Marna Fulton, Daniel Grassick, Nancy Hager, Sally Hale. Karen Henderson, Sharon Hess, Timothy Heyne, John Hill, Lisa Hochmann, Allyn Hodges,. Lenda Huntley, Wayne Jacobs, Ann Jacobson, Dwane Jones, Kevin Kelley, Dawn Kepler, Roger Krill, Eric Lawson, Michael Lee, Helen Lessel, Laurence Loveall, Tom Lykins, Dan Manners, Paul McClain, Cheryle 'McNeal Robert Meade, Susan Medlock, Rock Meservey, Stephen Micoleau, Jeffery Morrish, Susan Odom, Geraldine Olson, Thomas Peterson, Richard Pulsifer, Mike Putnam, Paul Rasmussen, Malinda Ratel, Ellen Reynolds, Cheryl Roberson, Paul Robinson, Eileen Rose, Irene Ross, Frieda Royce Randy Russell, Carolyn Scofield, . Daniel Smith, Joy Steele, Robert Teichert, Craig Thiessen, Steven Thomas, John Tinloy, Cynthia Tinsley, Thomas Trathen, Steven Trautwein, Ramona Trouchon, John Wilcox, Robert Wojcik, Herbert Wolff, Timothy Yun. Seniors listed on the first quarter honor roll are: Christine Atkinson, Bill Barnickol, Ruth Bond, Christy Brande, Lali Breen, Clifford Brown, Ginger Brown, William Brown, Jeffrey Bunnell, Vernon Burgin, Janet Butler, William Butler, Susan Chapman, Arlene Cicogni, Michael Comerate, Theresa Dahl, Charles Dant, Kathaleen Davis, Barbara Delaney, Tim DeMartini, Denise Dodini, Beverly Dorris, Gay Dunsford, Michael Durkin, Brian Dutra, Dorotiy Dzur, Jerry Eason, Jacky Eddings, John Ervine, Elizabeth Everhart, Adele Foster, John Francis, Geraldine Gallegos, Allen Gauthier, David Groat, John Halstead, Vickie Harris, CharlesHart, Darice Holt, Susan Ingram, Steven Ivey. Jeff Jackson, Patti Jayne, Kathleen Jensen, Sylvia Jones, Valerie Juvinall, Brian Keeny, Bridget Kerr, Alan Kirk, Phyllis Lester, Royal Lloyd, June Lowe, Sharon Mathis, Sheila McCafferty, Colleen McGrath, Susan McKenzie, Sherry! Mercer, Christopher Miller, Joseph Milton, Carolyn Mommi, Debra Moniz, Beverlee Morrison, Chris Newman, Nancy*Norsworthy, Robert. Paasch, Cathy: Peterson, .Myra Jean Phillips, Patricia Phillips, Gary Plunkett, Gregory. Rayburn, Ronald Rhoades, Les Riley, Alan Roberts, Ramone Roesler, Christine Rorden, Doris Royer, Carol Rytkonen, Nick Salvatorelli, Eddie Sauer, Mark Schiffner, Barbara Schmidt, Susan Sefton, Pam By Fay M. Dunbar 273-2934 Burning the midnight oil and Christmas seems to be synonymous, At four in the morning this fact doesn't help this weary old body at all. The only way I could find the living room this morning was by the smell of pine. My body was moving but the mind wasn't working and I firmly believe my eyes were closed. A couple of cups of coffee and a trip out into the breezeway after wood for the fires finally got me going. This hustle and bustle is not a product of our modern world. I remember waking many a time when I was a kid to find my mother burning midnight oil literally, as well as figuratively, Rural electrification had not been heard of then. Even cities had gas lights. We used coal oil lamps and lanterns in those days, We usually had a white Christmas at home and it feels like we might have one here this year. This thrills me to pieces even though I know it does make life more difficult. ; R&R . ’ Last night our little community got into the Christmas spirit with its annual community party. In spite of the dreadful weather the hall was almost full. Eugene Trautwein brought his choral group from Ready Springs School to sing carols for us, Their favorite numbers required more than the 14 voices that turned out but the carols they did sing were delightful. Evidently no one expected us to get started on time. Before the children had finished there were seven more present, I would: like to have them do it again but was afraid to ask. The 14 who sang were Brenda Beaty, Brenda Biladeau, Terry Biladeau, Ann Cranmer, Brad Foster, Lorene Lewis, Brian McVey, Mike Moore, Stacey Purvis, Cher Saldeteries, Denise Stevens, and Mark Warnke. The choral presentation was followed by a skit by some of our 4-Hers, It was called "Guess What I'm Making" which turned out tobe "a cake for our Lord Jesus' birthday". The skit was cast and directed by Miss Brenda Prochaska, Her cast included Kathryn Baer, Mike Moore, Denise and Diane Stevens and Sue Thomas, Our final effort was a Tableau, The First Christmas, with Mrs, Allan (Mamie) Slade providing the story and song. Mrs, Frank (Violet) Kavka was the accompaniest for "Away in the Manger" and "O Holy Night". Our lovely Mary was Miss Linda Prochaska, The light shining up from the Cradle into her sweet face was a beautiful sight. The Three Wise Men were Mike Moore as Caspar, Richard Dickson as Balthazar, and Charles Baer as Melchior. They were as fresh and delightful as the wonderful old story. Wm. Bursill acted as Santa Claus and appeared as the group sang Jingle Bells. He provided the youngsters with candy canes, They finished their evening with punch, cookies -and hot coffee to prepare them for the snow that was falling outside. The event was sponsored by the Rough and Ready Chamber of Commerce and Donald Long, president and Mrs, Hugh (Fay) Dunbar, were chairmen for the party. There was a table of toys provided for sale by our Fire Dept. and presided over by Mrs, Marion (Noreen) Harwood, The hostesses (workerew) were Mmes. Connie Baer, Myrtle Hester, Mary O'Neal, and Leona Wright. The ladies of the Grange plus a few civic minded citizens provided the homemade cookies and there wereenough left for a good start on the next mailing for Operation Cookie. Mrs. Mary Moneta is the Grange chairman for Operation Cookie, and this will make her very happy with us. Among the guests who attended our party were Bill Merrick son of Mrs. Sue Fay and two of his friends, Cynthia and Jeff Fitting. “a es R&R ) The Grange meeting on Friday night had almost as inclement weather as did the community party. The Newcomers Lyric Ensemble who were to provide their program were also handicapped with a lack of singers. Only eight of the group of 26 were present. The ladies who sang were Mmes,. Charlotte Anderson, Helen Beatie, Jean Burke, Fay Dunbar, Esther Keeter, Beulah Schearer, Olyve Simmons, and Elaine Vogt. John Kartozian of Rough and Ready substituted for the group accompanist Mrs, Meda Snow who was snowbound, The shortcomings of the Grange piano were so apparent that later in the evening the membership voted to buy a new one and committee of Mmes. Marguerite Abbott, Donnis Davis, Myrtle Hester, and Elsie Rose were appointed to implement the action. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth (Leona) Wright of Rex Reservoir Road, Rough and Ready, were obligated to membership. Orchids again to the Grange for providing, not only a hall for community activities, but also a beautifully decorated and lighted Christmas tree throughout the month of December. R&R ; The. Penn Valley Fire Dept. held their annualdinner at the’ Lake Wildwood Clubhouse this year, There were about 80 guests to enjoy a ham or prime rib dinner, Mrs. Isabel Haas gave one of her famous readings. Highlight of the evening was the presentation by the auxiliary of their annual check to the fire dept. Those ladies work very hard. With their food booth at the fair, their bazaar, rummage sales, and their food booth at the rodeo they were able to present a check well over the $2,000 dollar figure for earnighs this year. j R&R : The Floyd ‘Hyatts of Spenceville Road are ‘planning an interesting event for early Christmas week before their guests arrive for the holiday feast. They are going to see the Van Gough Exhibit at the d’Young Museum in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco. This. very famous collection will soon go into its permanent home and will not be seen again outside the memorial built to house it in Amsterdam, Holland. R&R Jerry Baerman of Connecticut who is visiting in Rough and Ready is a house guest of Bert Spaits, Last weekend the Spaits had another illustrious guest. Grandson Ricky Boling of Oakland who is a Science Major at Loyola University, Due to the death of Mrs. Gale (Agnes) Spaite of El Cerrito the Spaits have cancelled their Christmas visit to relatives in the east and postponed temporarily their mid winter vacation to goes: eM . &R . The-ladies of the Grange held their Christmas party last Tuesday at the home of Mrs, Morton (Elsie) Rose, Twenty one ladies enjoyed potluck salads, dessert and the roast turkey which Mrs, Rose prepared, No entertainment was provided other than Christmas stories and caroling. The exchange .of gifts from the lovely green tree trimmed entirely in huge white satin bows and tiny twinkling lights was the highlight of the party. The wind churning about in the pines as it hurried to bring in Thursdays storm and the view of snow around the Tahoe area was enough to make the warm firesidé and the conversation of friends sufficient entertainment. * Siegfried, Joan Sirago. . blood, Christine Waddell, PamWilliams, Rita Wills, Gregory Marlene Smith, Steven Smith, ela Wasley, Lila Weaver, Dave Wolters, Mary Wright, Marilyn Brad Sumrell, Michael Tigard, Webster, Leatha Welker, Terri Wymer, Marjorie Wymer, Sally Shelly Trouchon, Teresa TrueWheatley, Kathy Williams, Mary Yock. { goog

ge ia ita attache i + TeVeT ESV T Cees bia , ‘. ing En, gene ae pao Sa oe Tet ee ee Sewerage Tree T es wee Cer ert ee ee Fee eee aan \e a be . Mu eit 1 0 The Nevedd County Nugget, Wednesday, December 23, 1970 “he. Miives Bnd 8 eg Ma ie Sis tne ae cat Se ie NU’s honor roll The first quarter honor roll students of Nevada Union High School has been announced by principal Edward Frantz, Freshmen on the honor rollare: Ellen Anderson, Ffed Anderson, Rob Aney, Paul Annin, Keith Bergovist, Ann Berliner, Sam Bousfield, Janet Bunnell, Debra Burton, James Butts, Gary Cahill, Mike Campbell, Jim Chargin, Sandra Choate, James Cleary, Janet Conant, Althea Darm, Maria Demas, Ann Denison, Cynthia Dick, Denise Elliott, Sherry] Fleeman, Richard Frey, Daniel Friedlein, Doris Gibson, Julia Gillming, Jacqueline Harner, Scott Hill, Jean Hintze, Patricial Hribal, Philip Hummelt, Peter Hund, Kim Jackson, Richard Jamerson, Laurel Jensen, Christine Jones, Michael Jonte, Gary Kelley, Melody Kepler, Mark Lubich, David Lake, Sandra Larson, Sharon Leitzel, May Lan Low, Ruth Lykins, Tina Matthewson, Mary Medlyn, Mark Meier, Joy Melugin, Laurie Miller, Cheryl Montgomery, Phyllis Morrish, Deborah Myers, Chris Nettles, Claudette Noe, Donald Olson, Debra Peterson, Douglas Peyret, Stanton Rayburn, Robert Reader, Kimi Roberts, Shirley Rose, Roberta Ross, Anthony Rua, Roxanne Samons, Holly Sass, Rosemary Sauer, Carol Schultze, Vivian Sciacca, Ellen Smith, Shauna Smith, Erica Sorensen, Paula Stark, Bonnie Steele, Rebecca Sullivan, Lydia Svenson, _ John Tassone, Brett Taylor, John Thomas, Gregory Tinloy, Christine Turner, Nancy VanVliet, Sally Wagner, Heidi Weiss, Anne Wells, Paula West, Ted White, Mary Wolff, Matthew Wolter, Debbie York, Anna Yun, Ronald Yun, Sophomores who made the honor roll for the first quarter of the present school year are: Robin Ali,. Martie Allstot, Barbara Anderson, Bonnie Baker, Steve Beardslee, Dawn Behrbaum, Loris Best, Craig Biersdorff, Thomas _ Bond, Daniel Breen, John Britten, Evelyn Bryant, Linda Burkard, Roy Butler, David Casey, Julie Chitwood, Dorris Clabo, Jessica Cleek, Jean Coppin, Linda Cremer, Mark DeMartini, Mary Eason, Pamela Ellsworth, Melody Felce, Perry Fontana, Janis Gagliardi, Frances Gallagher, Debbie Gilman, Byron Gashler, Marcia Godwin, David Goodwill, Kimberly Gutschmidt, Brian Hodge, Karen Hook, Richard Hooper, Tene Hoskin, Bonnie Hurley, Debbie Jones, Richard Kennedy, Keith Lantz, Patricia Lavelle, Jerri Lawrence, Stephanie Lee, Jane Legg, Lisa Liljeberg, Mary Ann McGrath, Rick Meyer, Sharon O'Brien, Terry Oats, Steven Paasch, Jenifer Padgett, William Piland, Linda Randall, Ann Ras-' mussen, David Rayburn, Terri Roberts, Charlotte Rogers, Elbert Ropp, Kerry Ross, Donna Rouviere, Kenney Rowe, Debbie Rytkonen, Wendy Sanders, Judy Schuler, Deborah Seapy, Frank Sears, Joann Simmons, Jennifer Simpson, Sally Sims, Ronald Small, Carolyn Smith, Ellen Smith, James Sroka, Deborah Sullivan, Terri Swabb, Susan Teichert, Steven Tigard, John Trauner, Beth Wagner, Michael Wagner, Pradley Walker, Jacqueline Walker, Patrick Williams, Roxanna Williams, Zana Wilson, Thomas Windus, Janet Wyckoff, Charmia Yost, Andy Yun, ‘ Juniors who made the honor. roll are: Laurie Aney, Stanley Baer, Mark Balcom, George Bamber, Carol Bartsch, Michael Baum, Kerry Blackburn, Michael Blake, Steve. Burr, Donna Cobb, Carol Cooper, James Crosswhite, Dennis. Darling, Gregg Daugherty, David Downs, Mark Dushek, Susan Farchi, Denis Figueira, Penni Fletcher, Ray Fox, Kathy Fraczek, Mike Frazee, Lynn French, Raymond Fricke, Marna Fulton, Daniel Grassick, Nancy Hager, Sally Hale. Karen Henderson, Sharon Hess, Timothy Heyne, John Hill, Lisa Hochmann, Allyn Hodges,. Lenda Huntley, Wayne Jacobs, Ann Jacobson, Dwane Jones, Kevin Kelley, Dawn Kepler, Roger Krill,

Eric Lawson, Michael Lee, Helen Lessel, Laurence Loveall, Tom Lykins, Dan Manners, Paul McClain, Cheryle 'McNeal Robert Meade, Susan Medlock, Rock Meservey, Stephen Micoleau, Jeffery Morrish, Susan Odom, Geraldine Olson, Thomas Peterson, Richard Pulsifer, Mike Putnam, Paul Rasmussen, Malinda Ratel, Ellen Reynolds, Cheryl Roberson, Paul Robinson, Eileen Rose, Irene Ross, Frieda Royce Randy Russell, Carolyn Scofield, . Daniel Smith, Joy Steele, Robert Teichert, Craig Thiessen, Steven Thomas, John Tinloy, Cynthia Tinsley, Thomas Trathen, Steven Trautwein, Ramona Trouchon, John Wilcox, Robert Wojcik, Herbert Wolff, Timothy Yun. Seniors listed on the first quarter honor roll are: Christine Atkinson, Bill Barnickol, Ruth Bond, Christy Brande, Lali Breen, Clifford Brown, Ginger Brown, William Brown, Jeffrey Bunnell, Vernon Burgin, Janet Butler, William Butler, Susan Chapman, Arlene Cicogni, Michael Comerate, Theresa Dahl, Charles Dant, Kathaleen Davis, Barbara Delaney, Tim DeMartini, Denise Dodini, Beverly Dorris, Gay Dunsford, Michael Durkin, Brian Dutra, Dorotiy Dzur, Jerry Eason, Jacky Eddings, John Ervine, Elizabeth Everhart, Adele Foster, John Francis, Geraldine Gallegos, Allen Gauthier, David Groat, John Halstead, Vickie Harris, CharlesHart, Darice Holt, Susan Ingram, Steven Ivey. Jeff Jackson, Patti Jayne, Kathleen Jensen, Sylvia Jones, Valerie Juvinall, Brian Keeny, Bridget Kerr, Alan Kirk, Phyllis Lester, Royal Lloyd, June Lowe, Sharon Mathis, Sheila McCafferty, Colleen McGrath, Susan McKenzie, Sherry! Mercer, Christopher Miller, Joseph Milton, Carolyn Mommi, Debra Moniz, Beverlee Morrison, Chris Newman, Nancy*Norsworthy, Robert. Paasch, Cathy: Peterson, .Myra Jean Phillips, Patricia Phillips, Gary Plunkett, Gregory. Rayburn, Ronald Rhoades, Les Riley, Alan Roberts, Ramone Roesler, Christine Rorden, Doris Royer, Carol Rytkonen, Nick Salvatorelli, Eddie Sauer, Mark Schiffner, Barbara Schmidt, Susan Sefton, Pam By Fay M. Dunbar 273-2934 Burning the midnight oil and Christmas seems to be synonymous, At four in the morning this fact doesn't help this weary old body at all. The only way I could find the living room this morning was by the smell of pine. My body was moving but the mind wasn't working and I firmly believe my eyes were closed. A couple of cups of coffee and a trip out into the breezeway after wood for the fires finally got me going. This hustle and bustle is not a product of our modern world. I remember waking many a time when I was a kid to find my mother burning midnight oil literally, as well as figuratively, Rural electrification had not been heard of then. Even cities had gas lights. We used coal oil lamps and lanterns in those days, We usually had a white Christmas at home and it feels like we might have one here this year. This thrills me to pieces even though I know it does make life more difficult. ; R&R . ’ Last night our little community got into the Christmas spirit with its annual community party. In spite of the dreadful weather the hall was almost full. Eugene Trautwein brought his choral group from Ready Springs School to sing carols for us, Their favorite numbers required more than the 14 voices that turned out but the carols they did sing were delightful. Evidently no one expected us to get started on time. Before the children had finished there were seven more present, I would: like to have them do it again but was afraid to ask. The 14 who sang were Brenda Beaty, Brenda Biladeau, Terry Biladeau, Ann Cranmer, Brad Foster, Lorene Lewis, Brian McVey, Mike Moore, Stacey Purvis, Cher Saldeteries, Denise Stevens, and Mark Warnke. The choral presentation was followed by a skit by some of our 4-Hers, It was called "Guess What I'm Making" which turned out tobe "a cake for our Lord Jesus' birthday". The skit was cast and directed by Miss Brenda Prochaska, Her cast included Kathryn Baer, Mike Moore, Denise and Diane Stevens and Sue Thomas, Our final effort was a Tableau, The First Christmas, with Mrs, Allan (Mamie) Slade providing the story and song. Mrs, Frank (Violet) Kavka was the accompaniest for "Away in the Manger" and "O Holy Night". Our lovely Mary was Miss Linda Prochaska, The light shining up from the Cradle into her sweet face was a beautiful sight. The Three Wise Men were Mike Moore as Caspar, Richard Dickson as Balthazar, and Charles Baer as Melchior. They were as fresh and delightful as the wonderful old story. Wm. Bursill acted as Santa Claus and appeared as the group sang Jingle Bells. He provided the youngsters with candy canes, They finished their evening with punch, cookies -and hot coffee to prepare them for the snow that was falling outside. The event was sponsored by the Rough and Ready Chamber of Commerce and Donald Long, president and Mrs, Hugh (Fay) Dunbar, were chairmen for the party. There was a table of toys provided for sale by our Fire Dept. and presided over by Mrs, Marion (Noreen) Harwood, The hostesses (workerew) were Mmes. Connie Baer, Myrtle Hester, Mary O'Neal, and Leona Wright. The ladies of the Grange plus a few civic minded citizens provided the homemade cookies and there wereenough left for a good start on the next mailing for Operation Cookie. Mrs. Mary Moneta is the Grange chairman for Operation Cookie, and this will make her very happy with us. Among the guests who attended our party were Bill Merrick son of Mrs. Sue Fay and two of his friends, Cynthia and Jeff Fitting. “a es R&R ) The Grange meeting on Friday night had almost as inclement weather as did the community party. The Newcomers Lyric Ensemble who were to provide their program were also handicapped with a lack of singers. Only eight of the group of 26 were present. The ladies who sang were Mmes,. Charlotte Anderson, Helen Beatie, Jean Burke, Fay Dunbar, Esther Keeter, Beulah Schearer, Olyve Simmons, and Elaine Vogt. John Kartozian of Rough and Ready substituted for the group accompanist Mrs, Meda Snow who was snowbound, The shortcomings of the Grange piano were so apparent that later in the evening the membership voted to buy a new one and committee of Mmes. Marguerite Abbott, Donnis Davis, Myrtle Hester, and Elsie Rose were appointed to implement the action. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth (Leona) Wright of Rex Reservoir Road, Rough and Ready, were obligated to membership. Orchids again to the Grange for providing, not only a hall for community activities, but also a beautifully decorated and lighted Christmas tree throughout the month of December. R&R ; The. Penn Valley Fire Dept. held their annualdinner at the’ Lake Wildwood Clubhouse this year, There were about 80 guests to enjoy a ham or prime rib dinner, Mrs. Isabel Haas gave one of her famous readings. Highlight of the evening was the presentation by the auxiliary of their annual check to the fire dept. Those ladies work very hard. With their food booth at the fair, their bazaar, rummage sales, and their food booth at the rodeo they were able to present a check well over the $2,000 dollar figure for earnighs this year. j R&R : The Floyd ‘Hyatts of Spenceville Road are ‘planning an interesting event for early Christmas week before their guests arrive for the holiday feast. They are going to see the Van Gough Exhibit at the d’Young Museum in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco. This. very famous collection will soon go into its permanent home and will not be seen again outside the memorial built to house it in Amsterdam, Holland. R&R Jerry Baerman of Connecticut who is visiting in Rough and Ready is a house guest of Bert Spaits, Last weekend the Spaits had another illustrious guest. Grandson Ricky Boling of Oakland who is a Science Major at Loyola University, Due to the death of Mrs. Gale (Agnes) Spaite of El Cerrito the Spaits have cancelled their Christmas visit to relatives in the east and postponed temporarily their mid winter vacation to goes: eM . &R . The-ladies of the Grange held their Christmas party last Tuesday at the home of Mrs, Morton (Elsie) Rose, Twenty one ladies enjoyed potluck salads, dessert and the roast turkey which Mrs, Rose prepared, No entertainment was provided other than Christmas stories and caroling. The exchange .of gifts from the lovely green tree trimmed entirely in huge white satin bows and tiny twinkling lights was the highlight of the party. The wind churning about in the pines as it hurried to bring in Thursdays storm and the view of snow around the Tahoe area was enough to make the warm firesidé and the conversation of friends sufficient entertainment. * Siegfried, Joan Sirago. . blood, Christine Waddell, PamWilliams, Rita Wills, Gregory Marlene Smith, Steven Smith, ela Wasley, Lila Weaver, Dave Wolters, Mary Wright, Marilyn Brad Sumrell, Michael Tigard, Webster, Leatha Welker, Terri Wymer, Marjorie Wymer, Sally Shelly Trouchon, Teresa TrueWheatley, Kathy Williams, Mary Yock. { goog