December 6, 1967 (16 pages)

MOBILE HOMES BY GLADYS HARPER Rt. 1, Box 573 Grass Valley Phone 273-8954 December is a busy month anywhere, especially in mobile homes and parks and courts, —— *=ses £2£f ee te wee SP Seu nee %xtee eF At the Grass Valley Mobile Village, five miles south of BS ” ¥ \€ Grass Valley, a big turkey dinner is being planned. Hosts of the event are co-owners, Mr. and Mrs. German. On Sunday, Dec. 10, the men will cook a breakfast. Usually they sut the windows and doors tightly because of the pancakes, which are reportedly so light and tender that they just might float away. Jerry Howard is recognized by the "villagers" as the "Pancake King," because of his mastery of the art. However, Tom Davis, manager, has proved he is also one of the best when he made cakes at the last breakfast. Mayor Northwood and Vern Cantrell are two of the fry cooks, they really put out the bacon and eggs. Every Monday, the bowling team goes down to the Gold Bowl to try to improve their skill. They expect to be a chal lenge to the other teams soon, Tuesday, is knitting class, with Mrs. Helen Holland as teacher, The women are busy making many beautiful things such as sweaters, coats and many other items. Wednesday is Art Class Day, with Mary Case as teacher, A big Art and Hobby Show is being planned early in the Spring. At Mountain Air Mobile Park we have a new resident, Mrs. May Sanderson, who has traveled all over the world and her lovely mobilhome is filled with exquisiste examples of the arts and crafts of the different nations she has visited. Mr, and Mrs. Einar Anderson have sold their lovely large home on Timbur Lane in Grass Valley and have purchased a beautiful new mobil home. Einar reportedly has a very green thumb, and it is expected by the neighbors that they will have one of the prettiest spaces in the park, Their son, Alfred, is interested in horses and has many trophies on display to show his skill with them, There are also three artists in the park. Mrs. Kenny, Miss Barbara Kenny and Mrs. Drusilla D, Lane. Three generations of one family and all artists in their field. We are very proud of them. Many mobil home owners in this area have voiced their feelings that they feel very fortunate to live in this beautiful country, and to be a part of the community among friendly people. Next week, we expect to have more news from other parks. If we've missed you, and you have anything to contribute to this column, please contact the writer. SITE FOR SERVICE STATION — Workmen and machines are shown clearing a section of Nevada City property near the new freeway at the foot of Broad Street where the Shell Oil Company will erect a service station. A $20,000 building permit issued by the county had (Nuggetphoto) expired once but has been renewed. Seven Hills School — Lists Honor Roil FIFTH GRADE Benjamin Adock, Jayne Allstot, Susan Austin, Joni Bertram, Dale Brittan, Dan Christie, Sally DeMartini, Linda Dick, Judy Emerson, Margaret Emrich, Shauna Fairclough, Also, Joe Gagliardi, Melody Heisey, Donald Hoffler, Madge Humphries, Susan McGuire, Robert Meier, Cindy Meyer, Harry Morris, Linda Mofris, Lori Muttersbach, Peggy Rasmussen, Lynn Slattery, Robert Slover, Mike Stafford, Roberta Sandiforth, Ann Vessey, Cindy Lee Watson, Mary Wells, Robin Wojcik, Melodie Yun. SIXTH GRADE Sandra Bonnell, Janet Conant, Cindy Dick, Carleton Forsman, Janie Hall, Susan Jones, Susan Kemp, Sally Wagner, Anne Wells, Seek Identity Of Repairmen PGE Warns 6G BSF 3 a Beware of imposters claiming to be Pacific Gas and Electric Company representatives, PG&E warns local residents. Within the past few weeks several persons have been victimized by men who claimed to be PG&E service representatives, Several homemakers have been victims of assault; others have been defrauded of cash in payment for unnecessary service repairs, GRASS VALLEY EXEC ‘STEPS DOWN’ -Amid appropriate military ceremony, reserve Commander Alan E. Beck (right), of Orinda, assumed ‘command of ‘'Weekend Warrior’'’ Radar Tracking Squadron 873 re cently. He displaced Captain Donald R. Schmidt (left), who steps down after two years of distinguished leadership under provisions of Navy Directives designed to permit other senior naval aviation officers a chance for command. CDR. Beck, Assistant Vice-President of a San Franciseo branch of Wells Fargo Bank, has served with the Naval Air Reserve since 1945. Capt. Schmidt, of Grass Valley, manager of Alpha Hardware in Nevada City, has been associated with the ‘‘Weekend Warrior’’ program since 1948. The pilot-officers of VS-873 fly the Grumman $2D twinengined radar tracking aircraft. Primary mission of the unit, if activated, would be the detection and destruction of enemy submarines. All PG&E employees in public contact positions carry wallet type identification cards bearing their photographs, the company reminded customers. Company representatives who normally have occasion to enter customers' property are uniformed and wear the PG&E emblem on shirts and jackets, the company notes, “PG&E employees do not perform termite repair services, rewiring jobs, or furnace replacements, nor do they charge for minor adjustments to appliances," PG&E cautions, "Customers are always notified of bill adjustments by mail and should not pay collectors who appear without prior mail notification." SEVENTH GRADE Martie Allstot,Mary Austin, Elaine Clabo,. Katricia Collins, Debbi Fugitt, Janis Gagliardi. Also Mary Ann McGrath, Judy Moore, Ann Rasmussen, Zoe Schuckert, Sally Sims, Also, Marla Sumrell, Mike Wagner, Dawn Wiegman, Janet Wyckoff, Charmia Yost. EIGHTH GRADE Judy Cross, Dee Davis, David Downs, Kathy Fraczek, Ann Jacobson, Ray Johnson, Cheryle McNeal, Rock Meservey, Stephen Micoleau, Jeff Morrish, Also, Susan Odom, Paul Rasmussen, Paula Taylor, Robert Wojcik. DEATHS HAZELTON—Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie E, Hazelton, who died November 28 at the age of 77, were held Saturday at Grass Valley. Interment was Monday in Murphy's Cemetary, Murphy's, Calaveras County. JOHNSON—Funeral services. for Sierra County Sheriff Wilbur Dewey Johnson, 69, were held Nov. 29 at the Bergemenn and Son Funeral Chapel in Nevada City. The Masonic Lodge and the Rev. Robert Gwinn of Loyalton officiated. Survivors include the wife, Cornelia, Downieville; a son, Albert Johnson, Auburn, Also daughters, Mrs. Beverly Tripp, Blairsden.and Barbara Seley, Graegle. SERVETTI — Memorial ser vices for Melanie Servetti, 77, Donner Lake, were held Nov. 30 in Grass Valley. WRIGHT—Nevada City native and resident of 548 East Broad Street, Frank Wright, 73, died Even though a repairman may last Wednesday in Sacramento, appear to be wearing a uniform, seek positive identification, the where he had been a patient company urges, Hf the householder is not satisfied with the identification, admission should not be granted until law enforcement authorities are summoned, the company said, clude his wife, Josephine; a brother, Roland of Nevada City. At Mr. Wright's request, no funeral services were held. Following cremation, burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery. for three weeks. Survivors in-

MOBILE HOMES BY GLADYS HARPER Rt. 1, Box 573 Grass Valley Phone 273-8954 December is a busy month anywhere, especially in mobile homes and parks and courts, —— *=ses £2£f ee te wee SP Seu nee %xtee eF At the Grass Valley Mobile Village, five miles south of BS ” ¥ \€ Grass Valley, a big turkey dinner is being planned. Hosts of the event are co-owners, Mr. and Mrs. German. On Sunday, Dec. 10, the men will cook a breakfast. Usually they sut the windows and doors tightly because of the pancakes, which are reportedly so light and tender that they just might float away. Jerry Howard is recognized by the "villagers" as the "Pancake King," because of his mastery of the art. However, Tom Davis, manager, has proved he is also one of the best when he made cakes at the last breakfast. Mayor Northwood and Vern Cantrell are two of the fry cooks, they really put out the bacon and eggs. Every Monday, the bowling team goes down to the Gold Bowl to try to improve their skill. They expect to be a chal lenge to the other teams soon, Tuesday, is knitting class, with Mrs. Helen Holland as teacher, The women are busy making many beautiful things such as sweaters, coats and many other items. Wednesday is Art Class Day, with Mary Case as teacher, A big Art and Hobby Show is being planned early in the Spring. At Mountain Air Mobile Park we have a new resident, Mrs. May Sanderson, who has traveled all over the world and her lovely mobilhome is filled with exquisiste examples of the arts and crafts of the different nations she has visited. Mr, and Mrs. Einar Anderson have sold their lovely large home on Timbur Lane in Grass Valley and have purchased a beautiful new mobil home. Einar reportedly has a very green thumb, and it is expected by the neighbors that they will have one of the prettiest spaces in the park, Their son, Alfred, is interested in horses and has many trophies on display to show his skill with them, There are also three artists in the park. Mrs. Kenny, Miss Barbara Kenny and Mrs. Drusilla D, Lane. Three generations of one family and all artists in their field. We are very proud of them. Many mobil home owners in this area have voiced their feelings that they feel very fortunate to live in this beautiful country, and to be a part of the community among friendly people. Next week, we expect to have more news from other parks. If we've missed you, and you have anything to contribute to this column, please contact the writer. SITE FOR SERVICE STATION — Workmen and machines are shown clearing a section of Nevada City property near the new freeway at the foot of Broad Street where the Shell Oil Company will erect a service station. A $20,000 building permit issued by the county had (Nuggetphoto) expired once but has been renewed. Seven Hills School — Lists Honor Roil FIFTH GRADE Benjamin Adock, Jayne Allstot, Susan Austin, Joni Bertram, Dale Brittan, Dan Christie, Sally DeMartini, Linda Dick, Judy Emerson, Margaret Emrich, Shauna Fairclough, Also, Joe Gagliardi, Melody Heisey, Donald Hoffler, Madge Humphries, Susan McGuire, Robert Meier, Cindy Meyer, Harry Morris, Linda Mofris, Lori Muttersbach, Peggy Rasmussen, Lynn Slattery, Robert Slover, Mike Stafford, Roberta Sandiforth, Ann Vessey, Cindy Lee Watson, Mary Wells, Robin Wojcik, Melodie Yun. SIXTH GRADE Sandra Bonnell, Janet Conant, Cindy Dick, Carleton Forsman, Janie Hall, Susan Jones, Susan Kemp, Sally Wagner, Anne Wells, Seek Identity Of Repairmen PGE Warns 6G BSF 3 a Beware of imposters claiming to be Pacific Gas and Electric Company representatives, PG&E warns local residents. Within the past few weeks several persons have been victimized by men who claimed to be PG&E service representatives, Several homemakers have been victims of assault; others have been defrauded of cash in payment for unnecessary service

repairs, GRASS VALLEY EXEC ‘STEPS DOWN’ -Amid appropriate military ceremony, reserve Commander Alan E. Beck (right), of Orinda, assumed ‘command of ‘'Weekend Warrior’'’ Radar Tracking Squadron 873 re cently. He displaced Captain Donald R. Schmidt (left), who steps down after two years of distinguished leadership under provisions of Navy Directives designed to permit other senior naval aviation officers a chance for command. CDR. Beck, Assistant Vice-President of a San Franciseo branch of Wells Fargo Bank, has served with the Naval Air Reserve since 1945. Capt. Schmidt, of Grass Valley, manager of Alpha Hardware in Nevada City, has been associated with the ‘‘Weekend Warrior’’ program since 1948. The pilot-officers of VS-873 fly the Grumman $2D twinengined radar tracking aircraft. Primary mission of the unit, if activated, would be the detection and destruction of enemy submarines. All PG&E employees in public contact positions carry wallet type identification cards bearing their photographs, the company reminded customers. Company representatives who normally have occasion to enter customers' property are uniformed and wear the PG&E emblem on shirts and jackets, the company notes, “PG&E employees do not perform termite repair services, rewiring jobs, or furnace replacements, nor do they charge for minor adjustments to appliances," PG&E cautions, "Customers are always notified of bill adjustments by mail and should not pay collectors who appear without prior mail notification." SEVENTH GRADE Martie Allstot,Mary Austin, Elaine Clabo,. Katricia Collins, Debbi Fugitt, Janis Gagliardi. Also Mary Ann McGrath, Judy Moore, Ann Rasmussen, Zoe Schuckert, Sally Sims, Also, Marla Sumrell, Mike Wagner, Dawn Wiegman, Janet Wyckoff, Charmia Yost. EIGHTH GRADE Judy Cross, Dee Davis, David Downs, Kathy Fraczek, Ann Jacobson, Ray Johnson, Cheryle McNeal, Rock Meservey, Stephen Micoleau, Jeff Morrish, Also, Susan Odom, Paul Rasmussen, Paula Taylor, Robert Wojcik. DEATHS HAZELTON—Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie E, Hazelton, who died November 28 at the age of 77, were held Saturday at Grass Valley. Interment was Monday in Murphy's Cemetary, Murphy's, Calaveras County. JOHNSON—Funeral services. for Sierra County Sheriff Wilbur Dewey Johnson, 69, were held Nov. 29 at the Bergemenn and Son Funeral Chapel in Nevada City. The Masonic Lodge and the Rev. Robert Gwinn of Loyalton officiated. Survivors include the wife, Cornelia, Downieville; a son, Albert Johnson, Auburn, Also daughters, Mrs. Beverly Tripp, Blairsden.and Barbara Seley, Graegle. SERVETTI — Memorial ser vices for Melanie Servetti, 77, Donner Lake, were held Nov. 30 in Grass Valley. WRIGHT—Nevada City native and resident of 548 East Broad Street, Frank Wright, 73, died Even though a repairman may last Wednesday in Sacramento, appear to be wearing a uniform, seek positive identification, the where he had been a patient company urges, Hf the householder is not satisfied with the identification, admission should not be granted until law enforcement authorities are summoned, the company said, clude his wife, Josephine; a brother, Roland of Nevada City. At Mr. Wright's request, no funeral services were held. Following cremation, burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery. for three weeks. Survivors in-