December 4, 1975 (12 pages)

Rough andReady news R&R Called Conne Baer to find out if she had any news. Conne now writes about Rough and Ready for the Independent or should I say for another newspaper. She tells me the only things happening, besides hard work, is the Rough and Ready 4H Club meeting on December 3 at the Grange Hall at 7:30 p.m. Sure hope the Christmas Tree is up by then. Conne also reminded me of the Nevada County Historical Society Installation Dinner on Sunday December 7 at the Holbrooke. Tickets are available at the usual merchants around town. I still can’t keep away from the shakes long enough to attend these affairs gracefully. It’s such a worthwhile meeting; last year’s work is reported and this year’s is planned. Wish you would all go and tell me what happens. R&R Last week I wrote about the Freedom Train but our editor edited it. I hope he will include just this one comment this time. It is a magnificent tribute to America’s Bicentennial and will be remembered for generations. See it if you can! It will be in Stockton until Wednesday. The charge is so rarely mentioned, I think you should know it is small. It’s just $1. for children and seniors and $2 for adults. R&R December 4 at 8:00 p.m. the head of our County Dept. of Public Works and our Chief Building Inspector, Terrence Lowell and Charles Coen respecitvely, will discuss Building Codes. The meeting is hosted by the Gold Quartz Democrats at the Alta Oaks Fire Hall at the Corner of Alta Hill and Ridge Road. The entrance is on Ridge Rd. The Hall is back of a garage. The public is invited. There is parking available. Last week was so filled with company that I really don’t have a bit of local news this morning. Maybe you could call my trip to the Emergency Hospital news! We really had enough turkey for everyone but I tried to add a bit of myself too. I was using a cleaver on salad vegetables and what with everyone in the kitchen talking and having such a good time I got careless. I nipped off a speck of my little finger. Watch those cleavers! = CAMPTONVILLE, Dec. 1 THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET — Thursday, December 4, 1975 — 11 Camptonville News California where they visited Larry B. Matz, of Sacramento, ‘elatives. was in town last week on a business visit. Mrs. Maggie Jordan, of Hollywood, is spending a holiday vacation visit with her daughter, Mrs. Margie Ulrey and family. The home of Mrs. Blanche F. Brown, at Depot Hill, narrowly escaped destruction by fire last week when the wind blew a curtain onto a lighted oil lamp. Fortunately one of her neighbors was home, and rushed to the scene, and with the garden hose was able to control the fire, after one bedroom was practically destroyed. Mr. and Mrs. John Pettit, of Hayward, spent the Thanksgiving holiday at their summer home here. Mrs. Earle W. Davis, Jr., and sons James and Paul left for Castro Valley Thursday to spend the Thanksgiving weekend, returning here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Wheeler, of Sacramento, and daughter Miss Debi Wheeler, a student at Chapman College, at Orange, California, spent the Thanksgiving holiday, with Mrs. Wheeler’s parents, Judge and Mrs. Acton M. Cleveland, returning to their respective homes Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Hanson spent the Thanksgiving holiday with relatives at Roseville. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Rogers returned last week. from a three week trip to Arizona and_ Southern BIRTHS DOLAN At Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada county, Ca., on Oct. 27, 1975, to Mr. and Mrs. James Dolan of Grass Valley, a boy. AMERICAN LEGION foraraleel NSJ_ notes NORTH SAN JUAN, Dec. 1. William Ray Turnbough and Miss Kathleen Marie Lake, a popular young couple of this Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Price, son Hal and daughter Val, of San Jose, were in town Friday on a visit to his former home here. William Wyrich, of Albany, was in town Friday on a visit to his sister, Mrs. Wilma E. Straus. 5 A FAP ER a The proportions of small rooms with high ceilings can be improved by painting the ceiling a strong bright color or covering it with wallpaper in a colorful, busy pattern. TALK ABOUT QUALITY This remarkable home next to Nevada City offers you country life-style with city convenience. Abun dance of fruit trees of all types. Garden area. Old barn. Fronts on paved county road and NID canal. 6 acres of useable wooded_~ residential property.2 story, 8 rooms with full basement. Large rooms totaling over 2300; sq. ft. of living area. Full Price $63,000.00 VICTORIAN COMMERCIAL Massive Victorian office building or shop. Fronting on two major Nevada City Good . structural cond. Located in the heart of the commercialprofessional center. Extremely attractive owner financing. Call for full details. RANCH 2 BR., 2bath modern ranch home on 7+ acres. All property useable. Fenced & cross fenced. 2 wells, grape arbor, large garden area. Incl. shop with 2 car carport. Owner financed. “BEST BUYS” 1+ Acre-piped NID to the property $5,600 2+ Acres Banner Quaker Hill Reduced Now $7,250. 4 Acres$4,950. 10+ Acres Under $10,000. and would you believe a View, too! trees & view121 neal st grass valley 273-1336 ‘lj dining room, utility room, PROFESSIONAL dining room, bfkst:' rm., AL = Pi ROBERT L. ROSS, JR. OPTOMETRIST 147 Mill St., Ph. 273-6246 UN-HANDY MAN’‘S DREAM This big 3 bdrm., 2 ba., home has been completely renovated -& very aftractively done! Nice deck, view, & excellent walking distance to downtown & school. Priced to sell! $34,500. 121 neal st grass valley 273-1336 ri . carpeting and paint inside . door opener and attic fan. . 12 x 20 sep. bldg. for shop, iy den or guest house. On nice V2 acre plus. $35,500. G0 CLASSIFIED . 1+ 1 EQUALS ME! One marvelous kitchen for the woman + _ one challenging golf course for the gentleman equals custom luxury in every way. Call on this one! 121 neal s i glass valley 273-1336 DAVIS REALTY. 40. Miscellaneous for Sale LUXURY ON TEN ACRES 2530 SF of luxurious living. 2 BR., 2 bath, formal breezeway, plus double car garage. This home is loaded with extras such as 2 FP’s, powder room, etc. $69,500. EXECUTIVE SPLIT LEVEL 2650 SF in this custom home featuring 3 BR’‘s., 3 baths, large den, formal mud room, patio & deck. 2 car garage plus 2 car carport, 3 way FP, central AC., complete built in kitchen, deluxe landscaping, drapes go with the home. WW carpeting, lots of wall paper and stone work. verything you would expect in a luxury home. Shown to qualified buyers only. CHARMING TWO BEDROOM Includes 2 baths, new and out. Automatic garage MOBILE HOME AND2 ACRES 24 x 60 mobile home on two beautiful ecres. Forced air heating and AC. Good well. All this just $27,500. GRASS VALLEY 1075 Church st 273-1361 104€ Mon 272-1555 ROLLING HILLS REALTY ISN‘T THIS WHERE You'd really like to live? Plushy 2-3 bdrm home on 2.47 acres set up for gentleman farming. Pond, pool, fenced garden area, view of the Sierra! Convenient location for easy commute! Must See! Full price $53,750. GRASS VALLEY 2 bdrm. home on intimate view lot. All city utilities, very interesting = architecture, owner financed. Full price, $20,950. LOW DOWN PAYMENT 3.7 acres traversed by small. stream. View of lake, secluded, but has good access. Very easy erms. Full price, $7,750. VIEW 2.9 acres, piped treated water, power & phone available. Fronts on hard surfaced road, 3 miles from Grass Valley. Extremely ood terms. Owner will finance. $6,500. SHAKLEE PRODUCTS, Basic-H, vitamins, Lovue cosmetics. Distributor Marian Pelch. 273-6492. No. St. Calls. CUKJATI At Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada county, Ca., on Oct. 29, 1975, to Mr. and Mrs. Danny Cukjati of Grass Valley a girl. : STAPLETON At Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada county, Ca., on Oct. 30, 1975, to Mr. and Mrs. Jon oT of Nevada City, a BARNEY At Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada county, Ca., on Oct. 30, 1975, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barney of Grass Valley, a girl. MULLINS At Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada county, Ca., on Nov. 1, 1975, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mullins of Grass Valley, a boy. GOECKNER At Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada county, Ca., on Nov. 1, 1975, to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Goeckner of Downieville, a girl. . LAKE At Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada ~seounty,:Ca., on Nov. 4, 1976, to 3.) Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lake of" p= place, were united in marriage Saturday afternoon in the auditorium of the North San Juan Fire Department, with a large attendance of relatives and friends. The ceremony was performed by Judge Acton M. Cleveland, of Camptonville. The groom is the son of Mrs. George Brem, of this place and spent most of her life here. The bride is the step daughter of James R. Fowler, resident on the Moonshine Road near here; and she was given away in the ceremony by her step-father. The young couple were attended by William H. Clark, who resides on the Tyler Road, and Miss Rita R. Turnbough, a sister of the groom, who resides here. Following the ceremony a reception was held, and refreshments were served, during which time the presents were opened, and at the conclusion the young couple left on their honeymoon. They will reside here, the groom being employed at the Nevada City, Cal. plané-near her@ize, = . Ligting Service a *** + PL june 7 REALTOR a” spe PEARL HARBOR DAY CRAB FEED and DANCE Sat., Dec. 6 00 PER 8 PERSON G.V. MEMORIAL BUILDING STARTS at 6:30 sla a The Brotherhood PUBLIC INVITED cee atte ka CONVENIENT LOCATIONS At Ridge Road and Via Vista on an acre. Five bedrooms and three baths with approx. 2900 square feet. Huge basement garage. This is the home for the person who wants space, quality and durability. $79,000.00. On Spring St. in Nevada City on over an acre. Lovely view from living, room, dining room, deck and pool area. Main house is 2200 square feet with three bedrooms and two baths. Guest house with kitchen, living area, bedroom and bath. Neat combination of the old and new. $75,000.00. DON NEWTON REALTY 416 Broad, Nevada City 265-5821 ~ MULTIPLE LISTING: SERVICE GRASS VALLEY LINCOLN FORD MERCURY BUY WHERE THE CUSTOMER ISO, ] 273-3326 Ay Of 9uljdeJ padpjd aq Ud) . 265-2445 211 Broad St. ul sajAjs € “paq . . DUD (JOM Bul WO}

Rough andReady news R&R Called Conne Baer to find out if she had any news. Conne now writes about Rough and Ready for the Independent or should I say for another newspaper. She tells me the only things happening, besides hard work, is the Rough and Ready 4H Club meeting on December 3 at the Grange Hall at 7:30 p.m. Sure hope the Christmas Tree is up by then. Conne also reminded me of the Nevada County Historical Society Installation Dinner on Sunday December 7 at the Holbrooke. Tickets are available at the usual merchants around town. I still can’t keep away from the shakes long enough to attend these affairs gracefully. It’s such a worthwhile meeting; last year’s work is reported and this year’s is planned. Wish you would all go and tell me what happens. R&R Last week I wrote about the Freedom Train but our editor edited it. I hope he will include just this one comment this time. It is a magnificent tribute to America’s Bicentennial and will be remembered for generations. See it if you can! It will be in Stockton until Wednesday. The charge is so rarely mentioned, I think you should know it is small. It’s just $1. for children and seniors and $2 for adults. R&R December 4 at 8:00 p.m. the head of our County Dept. of Public Works and our Chief Building Inspector, Terrence Lowell and Charles Coen respecitvely, will discuss Building Codes. The meeting is hosted by the Gold Quartz Democrats at the Alta Oaks Fire Hall at the Corner of Alta Hill and Ridge Road. The entrance is on Ridge Rd. The Hall is back of a garage. The public is invited. There is parking available. Last week was so filled with company that I really don’t have a bit of local news this morning. Maybe you could call my trip to the Emergency Hospital news! We really had enough turkey for everyone but I tried to add a bit of myself too. I was using a cleaver on salad vegetables and what with everyone in the kitchen talking and having such a good time I got careless. I nipped off a speck of my little finger. Watch those cleavers! = CAMPTONVILLE, Dec. 1 THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET — Thursday, December 4, 1975 — 11 Camptonville News California where they visited Larry B. Matz, of Sacramento, ‘elatives. was in town last week on a business visit. Mrs. Maggie Jordan, of Hollywood, is spending a holiday vacation visit with her daughter, Mrs. Margie Ulrey and family. The home of Mrs. Blanche F. Brown, at Depot Hill, narrowly escaped destruction by fire last week when the wind blew a curtain onto a lighted oil lamp. Fortunately one of her neighbors was home, and rushed to the scene, and with the garden hose was able to control the fire, after one bedroom was practically destroyed. Mr. and Mrs. John Pettit, of Hayward, spent the Thanksgiving holiday at their summer home here. Mrs. Earle W. Davis, Jr., and sons James and Paul left for Castro Valley Thursday to spend the Thanksgiving weekend, returning here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Wheeler, of Sacramento, and daughter Miss Debi Wheeler, a student at Chapman College, at Orange, California, spent the Thanksgiving holiday, with Mrs. Wheeler’s parents, Judge and Mrs. Acton M. Cleveland, returning to their respective homes Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Hanson spent the Thanksgiving holiday with relatives at Roseville. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Rogers returned last week. from a three week trip to Arizona and_ Southern BIRTHS DOLAN At Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada county, Ca., on Oct. 27, 1975, to Mr. and Mrs. James Dolan of Grass Valley, a boy. AMERICAN LEGION foraraleel NSJ_ notes NORTH SAN JUAN, Dec. 1. William Ray Turnbough and Miss Kathleen Marie Lake, a popular young couple of this Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Price, son Hal and daughter Val, of San Jose, were in town Friday on a visit to his former home here. William Wyrich, of Albany, was in town Friday on a visit to his sister, Mrs. Wilma E. Straus. 5 A FAP ER a The proportions of small rooms with high ceilings can be improved by painting the ceiling a strong bright color or covering it with wallpaper in a colorful, busy pattern. TALK ABOUT QUALITY This remarkable home next to Nevada City offers you country life-style with city convenience. Abun dance of fruit trees of all types. Garden area. Old barn. Fronts on paved county road and NID canal. 6 acres of useable wooded_~ residential property.2 story, 8 rooms with full basement. Large rooms totaling over 2300; sq. ft. of living area. Full Price $63,000.00 VICTORIAN COMMERCIAL Massive Victorian office building or shop. Fronting on two major Nevada City Good . structural cond. Located in the heart of the commercialprofessional center. Extremely attractive owner financing. Call for full details. RANCH 2 BR., 2bath modern ranch home on 7+ acres. All property useable. Fenced & cross fenced. 2 wells, grape arbor, large garden area. Incl. shop with 2 car carport. Owner financed. “BEST BUYS” 1+ Acre-piped NID to the property $5,600 2+ Acres Banner Quaker Hill Reduced Now $7,250. 4 Acres$4,950. 10+ Acres Under $10,000. and would you believe a View, too! trees & view121 neal st grass valley 273-1336 ‘lj dining room, utility room, PROFESSIONAL dining room, bfkst:' rm., AL = Pi ROBERT L. ROSS, JR. OPTOMETRIST 147 Mill St., Ph. 273-6246 UN-HANDY MAN’‘S DREAM This big 3 bdrm., 2 ba., home has been completely renovated -& very aftractively done! Nice deck, view, & excellent walking distance to downtown & school. Priced to sell! $34,500. 121 neal st grass valley 273-1336 ri . carpeting and paint inside . door opener and attic fan.

. 12 x 20 sep. bldg. for shop, iy den or guest house. On nice V2 acre plus. $35,500. G0 CLASSIFIED . 1+ 1 EQUALS ME! One marvelous kitchen for the woman + _ one challenging golf course for the gentleman equals custom luxury in every way. Call on this one! 121 neal s i glass valley 273-1336 DAVIS REALTY. 40. Miscellaneous for Sale LUXURY ON TEN ACRES 2530 SF of luxurious living. 2 BR., 2 bath, formal breezeway, plus double car garage. This home is loaded with extras such as 2 FP’s, powder room, etc. $69,500. EXECUTIVE SPLIT LEVEL 2650 SF in this custom home featuring 3 BR’‘s., 3 baths, large den, formal mud room, patio & deck. 2 car garage plus 2 car carport, 3 way FP, central AC., complete built in kitchen, deluxe landscaping, drapes go with the home. WW carpeting, lots of wall paper and stone work. verything you would expect in a luxury home. Shown to qualified buyers only. CHARMING TWO BEDROOM Includes 2 baths, new and out. Automatic garage MOBILE HOME AND2 ACRES 24 x 60 mobile home on two beautiful ecres. Forced air heating and AC. Good well. All this just $27,500. GRASS VALLEY 1075 Church st 273-1361 104€ Mon 272-1555 ROLLING HILLS REALTY ISN‘T THIS WHERE You'd really like to live? Plushy 2-3 bdrm home on 2.47 acres set up for gentleman farming. Pond, pool, fenced garden area, view of the Sierra! Convenient location for easy commute! Must See! Full price $53,750. GRASS VALLEY 2 bdrm. home on intimate view lot. All city utilities, very interesting = architecture, owner financed. Full price, $20,950. LOW DOWN PAYMENT 3.7 acres traversed by small. stream. View of lake, secluded, but has good access. Very easy erms. Full price, $7,750. VIEW 2.9 acres, piped treated water, power & phone available. Fronts on hard surfaced road, 3 miles from Grass Valley. Extremely ood terms. Owner will finance. $6,500. SHAKLEE PRODUCTS, Basic-H, vitamins, Lovue cosmetics. Distributor Marian Pelch. 273-6492. No. St. Calls. CUKJATI At Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada county, Ca., on Oct. 29, 1975, to Mr. and Mrs. Danny Cukjati of Grass Valley a girl. : STAPLETON At Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada county, Ca., on Oct. 30, 1975, to Mr. and Mrs. Jon oT of Nevada City, a BARNEY At Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada county, Ca., on Oct. 30, 1975, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barney of Grass Valley, a girl. MULLINS At Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada county, Ca., on Nov. 1, 1975, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mullins of Grass Valley, a boy. GOECKNER At Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada county, Ca., on Nov. 1, 1975, to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Goeckner of Downieville, a girl. . LAKE At Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada ~seounty,:Ca., on Nov. 4, 1976, to 3.) Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lake of" p= place, were united in marriage Saturday afternoon in the auditorium of the North San Juan Fire Department, with a large attendance of relatives and friends. The ceremony was performed by Judge Acton M. Cleveland, of Camptonville. The groom is the son of Mrs. George Brem, of this place and spent most of her life here. The bride is the step daughter of James R. Fowler, resident on the Moonshine Road near here; and she was given away in the ceremony by her step-father. The young couple were attended by William H. Clark, who resides on the Tyler Road, and Miss Rita R. Turnbough, a sister of the groom, who resides here. Following the ceremony a reception was held, and refreshments were served, during which time the presents were opened, and at the conclusion the young couple left on their honeymoon. They will reside here, the groom being employed at the Nevada City, Cal. plané-near her@ize, = . Ligting Service a *** + PL june 7 REALTOR a” spe PEARL HARBOR DAY CRAB FEED and DANCE Sat., Dec. 6 00 PER 8 PERSON G.V. MEMORIAL BUILDING STARTS at 6:30 sla a The Brotherhood PUBLIC INVITED cee atte ka CONVENIENT LOCATIONS At Ridge Road and Via Vista on an acre. Five bedrooms and three baths with approx. 2900 square feet. Huge basement garage. This is the home for the person who wants space, quality and durability. $79,000.00. On Spring St. in Nevada City on over an acre. Lovely view from living, room, dining room, deck and pool area. Main house is 2200 square feet with three bedrooms and two baths. Guest house with kitchen, living area, bedroom and bath. Neat combination of the old and new. $75,000.00. DON NEWTON REALTY 416 Broad, Nevada City 265-5821 ~ MULTIPLE LISTING: SERVICE GRASS VALLEY LINCOLN FORD MERCURY BUY WHERE THE CUSTOMER ISO, ] 273-3326 Ay Of 9uljdeJ padpjd aq Ud) . 265-2445 211 Broad St. ul sajAjs € “paq . . DUD (JOM Bul WO}