December 8, 1971 (12 pages)

Secpe SNENNteactentessetstites te aie angen Reis got Tr asatts Se tne ee nee art ges titers Hist octemakse Pree, tte ie WEDNESDAY, Decembér 8, 7:30 p.mn., Nevada Lodge No. 13, ie deena ot apn eciie ‘Community Calendar of events . F&AM, regular monthly meeting, Roll call and election of officers for 1972; refreshments and’a movie in banquet room _ following regular business. Gene Walters, Master, extends cordial invitation to all Masons, especially sojourners, to attend. Bill Lambert, Senior Warden. : * * * THURSDAY, December 9, Veterans’ Memorial Building, Ponderosa Senior Citizens of Nevada City weekly meeting. Bring bag lunch and own table service. Committee: Dorothy Hopper, Lucille and Tom Sawyer. ; xe * * FRIDAY, December 17, 7:30 p.m., Seventh-day Adventist Church, 447 Alta Street, Grass Valley. Harlyn Abel M. Mus directs a presentation of the "Messiah" oratorio by Handel, The public is invited to attend, . Tite Nevada County Nugget. Wednesday, December 8, 1971 3 North San Juan News Four signups with NCSCD in November Four new cooperators have signed with the Nevada County ‘Soil Conservation District during the month of November. They are: Frank M. Graham, Chalk Bluff area, woodland; L.E. Stringer, Wheeler Acres area, home and pasture; Oscar Pfanner, North Columbia area, orchard and woodland; P. L, Congiano, Blue Tent area, tree farm and recreation. Re, garbage and the hauling thereof: Technically, as of this writing, only people living inside the Colfax City limits and this end of Nevada county may use the Colfax dump. Some people living within a mere beer bottle toss of it cannot use it. This silly situation was brought about when the Placer County Board. of Supervisors withdrew their finacial support of the dump. It is estimated that more county people than ~ Colfax people have always used the facility. Some Placer county residents drive long distances, bypassing pay dumps, to unload free at Colfax. The withdrawal of county funds has put the city of Colfax in a financial bind for the dump. Right now it is open weekends only. Colfax Fighway area residents in Nevada county may haul their trash there with head held high. Their county board renewed the agreement and financial aid with the Colfax council. for this fiscal year. Maintaining the dump has been a constant pain in the clavicle for the council. There were complaints about the smoke until burning was banned, Then it was the rats. There have been problems meeting fire laws and with the equipment. New anti-pollution regulations plague the councilmen. Chicago Park people have been traditionally tied to Colfax. It is three miles distant; Grass Valley is nine. Many of them do the bulk of their shopping there, dine out, attend church and other fuctions there. Several Chicago Park residents work in Colfax. Therefore it has been convenient to dump there. Now the Colfax City Council longs to get out of the garbage © business. If Chicago Park area. people are excluded from using the dump before this fiscal year expires, there will be some financial return to our county coffers. If this should happen, until other plans are firmed, it would be "Feigh Ho and off to the McCourtney Dump we go.” Meanwhile, dump in peace. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ramey of Peardale spent most of last week at Santa Maria visiting Mrs, Ramey's mother. As the tide was right, they went clamChicago ParkPeardale News By Pat Jones ~ New conservation plans were prepared for: W. S, Lomba, home, orchard, and pasture; D. J. Nielsen, home and pasture; Brundavan Yoga Farm, garden and pasture. Resource inventories were prepared for: Murray McCormick Environmentming at Pismo. Dr. Alfred Wachterowitz arrived Friday from Cologne, Germany for a visit with the Leuteneker family. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Leuteneker and Lena Beebee traveled to Metropolitan Airport to meet him. Debbie Sinnock, daughter of the Sunshine Valley Bob Sinnocks, has been elected a Nevada Union Eigh School junior varsity cheerleader for this basketball season, Pods, cones, driftwood and many other natural and manmade materials, have been converted into items for the Chicago Park Garden Club's December 11 Christmas sale at the Peardale Fire Hall. A huge star, over two feet in diameter, created from ‘over 25 different kinds of cones, pods, etc., will be given away. Lovely Christmas swags, mobiles, centerpieces, wall plaques, dried arrangements and other decorations will be available. Gifts, Christmas cookies, candies and breads will be offered for» sale, Buy ‘em and freeze'em., Thus you will be sure to have a variety of goodies for Christmas without all those hours in the kitchen, There will positively be no prior sales before the doors open to the public at 10 a.m. Closing time is 4 p.m. al Group, soils information; Pat Murphy, Christmas tree information, soils; Rose Realtor, stream channel information; M. F. Pontius, soils and land use interpretations, The Soil Conservation Service technicians of the district were consulted by the Nevada County Planning Department, Sierra County Flanning Department, Sierra County Department of Public Works, U.S, Forest Service, and the Nevada County Air Pollution Control District. Technical assistance, in the form of consultation regarding sprinkler systems, farms, ponds, irrigation pipe line, springs, wells, contour ditches, and siphon on pond, was given to 14 landowners who are applying conservation practices. This activity reflects the many and varied services offered to the landowners in the Nevada County Soil Conservation District. Gene Andreuccetti, District Conservationist for the Soil Conservation Service, attended several meetings during the month where conservation matters were discussed. Lynn EBrittan provided trainingtothe NUHS land judging team. Classified Ads, little felows with the big pulling power. Ld This morning as I type’ this, I am looking at a. palm tree, looming through the fog. Just up the hill from us, there is no fog, asthe altitude is just enough higher to escape it. The situation here, altitude-wise, permitted the old settlers to plant some pretty tropical things, such as palm trees, oranges, oleanders, etc. There are two date palms and a small orange treehere, probably planted 100 years ago. They still By Idabel Covert red satin streamers, Edith Haverty was the pianist, and Priscilla West sang "Because." Barbara Stuart had charge of the guest book, and the ceremony was performed by Rev. Brian Wilber. It was indeed a beauti‘ful wedding. Among others attending the Blakeslee-Prout wedding from out-of-town, were: Fran and Jim Selvester and sons Mike and Ray of Meadow Vista; and Bertha and ‘im Moore and qe bear fruit, although it is not sons, of Marysville. the. Christmas ROBERT NNATING of Nevada City Invites You To The Watercolors Thru December 30 National Hotel Building 217 Broad Street Showing of GILBERG really edible any more, due to the lack of care of the plants. I remember the first time I came up the hill from Bridgeport to French Corral, and just at the crest of the road, saw the Wells Fargo building, with a stately palm tree nearby, surrounded on all sides by mountains covered with pines. So beautiful. Others must agree, as hardly a day passes without somebody stopping to take pictures of the scene. Patsy Blakeslee and Bob Prout were married Satruday in the North San Juan Methodist Church, Patsy's attendarts were Nora Selvester Boeger, matron of honor, wearing dark green velvet, and Leath Welker and Marcia Hatch Hamilton, bridesmaids, in red velvet. The bride, of course, was lovely in a traditional white gown with a chapel train. Bob's brother John Prout.stood as his best man, and his brother Gary and friend Steve Hamilton ushered. The red and green color scheme was carried out with baskets of white chrysanthemums, California holly, and pine branches at the altar, and the tall white candlestands were adorned with I’m Jim Palmer ‘ : ) : : and This is my partner, Dan Druge and We . LET , Ford WE'RE IN WESTERN NEVADA every member of the family! Grass Valley Ford Where you are a stranger but once” 846 S. Auburn St. Phone 273-3326 All good Democrats in the North San Juan area should make an effort to attend an important event to be held in the Nevada Union High School multipurpose room Monday, Dec, 13 at 8 p.m. Ernest Gruening of Alaska will speak on the basic issues of the coming presidential election, and Professor Larry Wight, of Sierra College will comment on the -prospective candidates. Mr. Gruening served as governor of Alaska from 1939 to 1953, before statehood was granted the territory, and as Senator from there, elected in 1958. The evening will be interesting and informative. I learned yesterday that the petitions circulated recently in favor of the supervisors voting to continue the Library Project garnered at least 200 signatures from the North San Juan area alone: and 2,500, at least, in the county. That's something to be proud of. Of all the people approached out here, only three or four misguided souls refused to sign the petition. / emer Play Santa This Year! HIS LITTLE HELPERS COUNTY we have a FORD for ‘ ‘ i ‘ ‘ i ‘ 2 ‘ x we es

Secpe SNENNteactentessetstites te aie angen Reis got Tr asatts Se tne ee nee art ges titers Hist octemakse Pree, tte ie WEDNESDAY, Decembér 8, 7:30 p.mn., Nevada Lodge No. 13, ie deena ot apn eciie ‘Community Calendar of events . F&AM, regular monthly meeting, Roll call and election of officers for 1972; refreshments and’a movie in banquet room _ following regular business. Gene Walters, Master, extends cordial invitation to all Masons, especially sojourners, to attend. Bill Lambert, Senior Warden. : * * * THURSDAY, December 9, Veterans’ Memorial Building, Ponderosa Senior Citizens of Nevada City weekly meeting. Bring bag lunch and own table service. Committee: Dorothy Hopper, Lucille and Tom Sawyer. ; xe * * FRIDAY, December 17, 7:30 p.m., Seventh-day Adventist Church, 447 Alta Street, Grass Valley. Harlyn Abel M. Mus directs a presentation of the "Messiah" oratorio by Handel, The public is invited to attend, . Tite Nevada County Nugget. Wednesday, December 8, 1971 3 North San Juan News Four signups with NCSCD in November Four new cooperators have signed with the Nevada County ‘Soil Conservation District during the month of November. They are: Frank M. Graham, Chalk Bluff area, woodland; L.E. Stringer, Wheeler Acres area, home and pasture; Oscar Pfanner, North Columbia area, orchard and woodland; P. L, Congiano, Blue Tent area, tree farm and recreation. Re, garbage and the hauling thereof: Technically, as of this writing, only people living inside the Colfax City limits and this end of Nevada county may use the Colfax dump. Some people living within a mere beer bottle toss of it cannot use it. This silly situation was brought about when the Placer County Board. of Supervisors withdrew their finacial support of the dump. It is estimated that more county people than ~ Colfax people have always used the facility. Some Placer county residents drive long distances, bypassing pay dumps, to unload free at Colfax. The withdrawal of county funds has put the city of Colfax in a financial bind for the dump. Right now it is open weekends only. Colfax Fighway area residents in Nevada county may haul their trash there with head held high. Their county board renewed the agreement and financial aid with the Colfax council. for this fiscal year. Maintaining the dump has been a constant pain in the clavicle for the council. There were complaints about the smoke until burning was banned, Then it was the rats. There have been problems meeting fire laws and with the equipment. New anti-pollution regulations plague the councilmen. Chicago Park people have been traditionally tied to Colfax. It is three miles distant; Grass Valley is nine. Many of them do the bulk of their shopping there, dine out, attend church and other fuctions there. Several Chicago Park residents work in Colfax. Therefore it has been convenient to dump there. Now the Colfax City Council longs to get out of the garbage © business. If Chicago Park area. people are excluded from using the dump before this fiscal year expires, there will be some financial return to our county coffers. If this should happen, until other plans are firmed, it would be "Feigh Ho and off to the McCourtney Dump we go.” Meanwhile, dump in peace. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ramey of Peardale spent most of last week at Santa Maria visiting Mrs, Ramey's mother. As the tide was right, they went clamChicago ParkPeardale News By Pat Jones ~ New conservation plans were prepared for: W. S, Lomba, home, orchard, and pasture; D. J. Nielsen, home and pasture; Brundavan Yoga Farm, garden and pasture. Resource inventories were prepared for: Murray McCormick Environmentming at Pismo. Dr. Alfred Wachterowitz arrived Friday from Cologne, Germany for a visit with the Leuteneker family. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Leuteneker and Lena Beebee traveled to Metropolitan Airport to meet him. Debbie Sinnock, daughter of the Sunshine Valley Bob Sinnocks, has been elected a Nevada Union Eigh School junior varsity cheerleader for this basketball season, Pods, cones, driftwood and many other natural and manmade materials, have been converted into items for the Chicago Park Garden Club's December 11 Christmas sale at the Peardale Fire Hall. A huge star, over two feet in diameter, created from ‘over 25 different kinds of cones, pods, etc., will be given away. Lovely Christmas swags, mobiles, centerpieces, wall plaques, dried arrangements and other decorations will be available. Gifts, Christmas cookies, candies and breads will be offered for» sale, Buy ‘em and freeze'em., Thus you will be sure to have a variety of goodies for Christmas without all those hours in the kitchen, There will positively be no prior sales before the doors open to the public at 10 a.m. Closing time is 4 p.m. al Group, soils information; Pat Murphy, Christmas tree information, soils; Rose Realtor, stream channel information; M. F. Pontius, soils and land use interpretations, The Soil Conservation Service technicians of the district were consulted by the Nevada County Planning Department, Sierra County Flanning Department, Sierra County Department of Public Works, U.S, Forest Service, and the Nevada County Air Pollution Control District. Technical assistance, in the form of consultation regarding sprinkler systems, farms, ponds, irrigation pipe line, springs, wells, contour ditches, and siphon on pond, was given to 14 landowners who are applying conservation practices. This activity reflects the many and varied services offered to the landowners in the Nevada County Soil Conservation District. Gene Andreuccetti, District

Conservationist for the Soil Conservation Service, attended several meetings during the month where conservation matters were discussed. Lynn EBrittan provided trainingtothe NUHS land judging team. Classified Ads, little felows with the big pulling power. Ld This morning as I type’ this, I am looking at a. palm tree, looming through the fog. Just up the hill from us, there is no fog, asthe altitude is just enough higher to escape it. The situation here, altitude-wise, permitted the old settlers to plant some pretty tropical things, such as palm trees, oranges, oleanders, etc. There are two date palms and a small orange treehere, probably planted 100 years ago. They still By Idabel Covert red satin streamers, Edith Haverty was the pianist, and Priscilla West sang "Because." Barbara Stuart had charge of the guest book, and the ceremony was performed by Rev. Brian Wilber. It was indeed a beauti‘ful wedding. Among others attending the Blakeslee-Prout wedding from out-of-town, were: Fran and Jim Selvester and sons Mike and Ray of Meadow Vista; and Bertha and ‘im Moore and qe bear fruit, although it is not sons, of Marysville. the. Christmas ROBERT NNATING of Nevada City Invites You To The Watercolors Thru December 30 National Hotel Building 217 Broad Street Showing of GILBERG really edible any more, due to the lack of care of the plants. I remember the first time I came up the hill from Bridgeport to French Corral, and just at the crest of the road, saw the Wells Fargo building, with a stately palm tree nearby, surrounded on all sides by mountains covered with pines. So beautiful. Others must agree, as hardly a day passes without somebody stopping to take pictures of the scene. Patsy Blakeslee and Bob Prout were married Satruday in the North San Juan Methodist Church, Patsy's attendarts were Nora Selvester Boeger, matron of honor, wearing dark green velvet, and Leath Welker and Marcia Hatch Hamilton, bridesmaids, in red velvet. The bride, of course, was lovely in a traditional white gown with a chapel train. Bob's brother John Prout.stood as his best man, and his brother Gary and friend Steve Hamilton ushered. The red and green color scheme was carried out with baskets of white chrysanthemums, California holly, and pine branches at the altar, and the tall white candlestands were adorned with I’m Jim Palmer ‘ : ) : : and This is my partner, Dan Druge and We . LET , Ford WE'RE IN WESTERN NEVADA every member of the family! Grass Valley Ford Where you are a stranger but once” 846 S. Auburn St. Phone 273-3326 All good Democrats in the North San Juan area should make an effort to attend an important event to be held in the Nevada Union High School multipurpose room Monday, Dec, 13 at 8 p.m. Ernest Gruening of Alaska will speak on the basic issues of the coming presidential election, and Professor Larry Wight, of Sierra College will comment on the -prospective candidates. Mr. Gruening served as governor of Alaska from 1939 to 1953, before statehood was granted the territory, and as Senator from there, elected in 1958. The evening will be interesting and informative. I learned yesterday that the petitions circulated recently in favor of the supervisors voting to continue the Library Project garnered at least 200 signatures from the North San Juan area alone: and 2,500, at least, in the county. That's something to be proud of. Of all the people approached out here, only three or four misguided souls refused to sign the petition. / emer Play Santa This Year! HIS LITTLE HELPERS COUNTY we have a FORD for ‘ ‘ i ‘ ‘ i ‘ 2 ‘ x we es