February 17, 1971 (12 pages)

iF — we I a A i SE OP SE te a ee oe ee ee IE a eae Appointment of Mrs, Carole Friedrich and Mrs. Shirley Willey as co-chairmen of the 1971 Heart Fund Campaign in Nevada City was announced today. The campaign will be conducted here and in more than 8500 other American communities throughout February. The two volunteer leaders of the drive are currently recruiting volunteers to assist in visiting every residence and business establishment in Nevada City. The month of February has annually been designated as Heart Month. This year the. volunteers will deliver educational information on the warning signs of heart attack and receive the Heart Fund contributions. 10 The Nevada County Nugget, Wednesday, February +7; Co-chairmen named . for Heart Fund in NC . a oe ON SE re BT Ts fonts 54% of all deaths in America in 1970 were caused by diseases of the heart or blood vessels. Twenty-seven million Americans-have some form of cardiovascular illness, All the dollars raised in the five county area of the Sacramento-Yolo-Sierra Heart Association go to the programs of research, community services and education, A heart valve, now in world wide use and implanted in more than 12,000 persons, was developed in Sacramento with research dollars, Cooking Schools, the Heart Sound Screening program, Loan Closet, Diet.Counseling, Films and literature are all provided with Heart Fund dollars. The Grass Valley Heart Fund Drive Chairman will be announced as soon as the Fund Local residents wishing to Raising Committee can secure assist in this important project are asked to contact either Mrs, Willey at 265-2116 or Mrs. Friedrich at 265-4472, Volunsomeone who will volunteer to head the residential and business drives, Anyone interested may call Rosemary Decker in teers will be asked to work in Grass Valley, Willard Rose in their own neighborhood visiting Nevada City at the Bank of 15 to 20 neighbors. America, or Bill Hill at the An all-out drive has begun to Heart Association office in Sacfight heart disease. More than ramento 444-8650. Some students leave tiny Smartville school Seven of the 17 students at Rose Bar School at Smartville have left the one-room school house, 8 Upon invitation to parents to send their children to the Loma Rica and Foothill Elementary Schools, nearly half responded and now are bused tothe schools in Yuba county. The invitation was sent parents by Dist. Supt. Lewis Ferrari, The little. red school house has been the scene of disagreement between parents over the teacher, Mrs. Anna P. Taylor. Some parents filed complaints against her to Yuba county Supt. of Schools Robert Wapple. Wapple investigated the complaints and filed a"'confidential" The unstoppables. .Bonds continue to earn interest even after they mature. 1971 273-2934 The Roy Bradleys of the Mobile Homes Park who joined our little community in 1966 have sold the Mobile Park and. are sojourning in their former home in Southern California, My dictionary says a sojourner is one who visits from place to place. This is what the Bradleys plan to do for a while. They still have their home at the park. HEKEKEKEEKR OR EKER KKH SK Last Sunday I.spoke to Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence M, Steele of Yuba City about the anticipated Post Office opening date. Steele advised me that ‘the building plans have been okayed by the Post Office Dept, (I guess you are supposed to say Postal Services these days) that, weather permitting, building will begin on the 22nd of February and the completion date is set for April 21. The Steeles are as enthusiastic about our new post office as we are. They feel that the outside of the building will carry on the old mining town character which is so right for the heritage of our community, It will have an old false front facade just as the station and Old Fippin Shop across the street have. a KEKEEKEEEEER BR KKK KKK EEE A letter from our chamber of commerce, in January, concerning the unloading of so many, school buses in the store area and the hazardous highway crossing there has finally received concrete recognition from the Highway Safety Dept. in Marysville. A crosswalk will be marked there in the near future. This will provide some improvement in the safety for the children crossing there and for the rest of us who have been taking our lives in our hands since 1967 when the matter was first introduced, The original discussions of the matter were conducted by the county chamber with representatives of the Highways Department and representatives from the local areas. At that time 14 points of concern were listed for future correction. Fortunately no one has been killed in our town in-these four years. The bad curve at Squirrel Creek crossing and the one in Penn Valley have not been so fortunate, Improvements were made at the Squirrel Creek crossing but it is still not straight enough. We live where we can hear the crashes, The victim of the latest accident at the bad corner in Penn Valley has been in the hospital now for aboutthree weeks and was still in critical condition the-last I read, ‘ HHEKEEEKEXAP BR ERK KEKE EE Mrs. Helene Hurlbut who usually spends her winter vacation in the Palm Springs desert area vacationed with the Bert Spaits in Oaxaco Mexico during January. She looks lovely and rested and has a beautiful tan, Her one complaint was lack of nice red meat. She says after their first shopping trip to the market they lived on fresh caught fish and fruit and vegetables, At the market the béefts head, complete with skin and hair, lay among the meat. She is catching up now on all the nice clean USA beef she can eat, HHRKAKEKKEER YR KKK KEK KE K€ report with the school board, Mrs. Clara Bursill is recuperating nicely but is still at Sierra Memorial Hospital and is The contents of Wapple's investigation and recommendations have not been made public. In inviting parents to send their children to the Yuba county elementary schools Ferrari's letter also said: "The Rose Bar School ‘will remain open and continue with the same educational program, children may attend the Loma Rica and Foothill Elementar schools," ; The letter added that "the educational program offered at Rose Bar School will be reviewed and evaluated." The Rose Bar School at Smartville has long been considered a marginal operation by school authorities in the Marysville Unified School District and the exodus of seven of the school's 17 pupils raises the possibility it will be closed. Parents battled in 1967 to keep the school open when no funds were included in the 196768 budget. The parents waged a determined campaign and the school did remain open. WE GIVE _ BLUE CHIP STAMPS 24 HOURS ANYWHER BYERS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE & ESTIMATES < ° CALL 273-2632 > not yet allowed all the company she would enjoy having. ~ KHKHEKEKEKER YR EEK KEK KK KK : Mrs. Lisetta Scheave is back at Miners Hospital. She was supposed to take it easy at home but too much company made this impossible. Her brother from Washington visited for a week and naturally most of her old friends called, It was too much and she had another attack, She is also struggling with a siege of pneumonia at present and is not allowed visitors. Weddings go on at the chapel. Lisetta's daughter Jacqueline of Sacramento conducted two last weekend, ; KKKEKKEKAKEKR YR KKK KKK KKK Mrs, Hazel Easley who had just sold her home here and was planning a nice visit to her former home in Tracy before settling down at the handy close place in Grass Valley, has also been having health problems. Neighbor Mrs. Sue Fay who is a nurse at Nevada General takes her in now and again for tests and treatment. She spent a few days there last week but was home again over the weekend, Better check before you call. * Ok KOR RR KR & RF KK RR KEKE Mrs, Martina Paull is still at Holiday Hills Convalescent Hospital. Mrs, Mary Lee of Rough and Ready Road and one of Mrs, Paull's favorite friends from Mountain View Rest Home, Mrs, Albertina Larson catled on her last week, Martina has had her ankle in a cast since Nov. 9 and its about time for her to abandon her wheel chair for her own two feet again. KKKEKKKKKEEKR WR KKK KKK KKK New President Orin Brown presided at his first chamber meeting last week. Arlie Hanson, president cf the Nevada County Historical Society splke to the group on the best possible means of secui::; t¢ old blacksmith shop for all time. Under the new $3.00 for family memberships, new menbi.:s are signing up rapidly. Business memberships are also increasing, After. all wedo have competition in Rough and Ready now. There are two service stations and two grocery stores as well as five antique shops, There is also anew business. One:I had never heard of before. It is the Ready Air Service owned by Mr. K, D. Beatie, However to keep our chamber solvent and help pay for the new signs, and street signs when they are finally okayed, the chamber is planning a spaghetti dinner at the grange hall on April 7 from 6 p.m, to &;30 p.m. Mrs, Constance Baer is chairman. April 7 is the date Rough and Ready took the big step back in 1850 and became the Great Republic with its own Constitution, Vigilante Committee, and President. Flags of the republic will be flying. and fun will reign supreme. Mrs, Fay Dunbar was appointed blacksmith sho chairman and Mr. Allan M. McCrea agreed to continue with the construction work, Plans were okayed to repeat the gold poke raffle. This year should see the completion of the restoration of the old shop. KRAEKKKEKER YR KKK KKH HEE : Remember regular grange meeting Friday, Feb. 19, Square Dance Party Sat. Feb. 20 at the hall, and Grange Public Party Sat. Feb, 27 at 8 p.m. KHKKEKEKKER OR REE EEE EEE The Lyric Ensemble, under the direction of Mrs, Helen Beatie, entertained the convalescent patients at the Nevada General Hospital Wednesday, Feb, 10. The highlight of the program was the singing of hymns suggested by the patients and participated in by them. KRKEKKEEKAER &R KEKE KE EH We have five new:babies in the barn .now. One of the latest pair got a real bad start and I have been plying the bottle regularly. Yesterday she started showing a preference for her mother's method of feeding and so I can relax, We have one more expectant mother but it may be some time yet. My washable sheeps clothing is ready again but I have one coat still perfuming up the breezeway. Sheep sure are fragrant. KXKEKERKHEEER YR KEK EK KKK KK

iF — we I a A i SE OP SE te a ee oe ee ee IE a eae Appointment of Mrs, Carole Friedrich and Mrs. Shirley Willey as co-chairmen of the 1971 Heart Fund Campaign in Nevada City was announced today. The campaign will be conducted here and in more than 8500 other American communities throughout February. The two volunteer leaders of the drive are currently recruiting volunteers to assist in visiting every residence and business establishment in Nevada City. The month of February has annually been designated as Heart Month. This year the. volunteers will deliver educational information on the warning signs of heart attack and receive the Heart Fund contributions. 10 The Nevada County Nugget, Wednesday, February +7; Co-chairmen named . for Heart Fund in NC . a oe ON SE re BT Ts fonts 54% of all deaths in America in 1970 were caused by diseases of the heart or blood vessels. Twenty-seven million Americans-have some form of cardiovascular illness, All the dollars raised in the five county area of the Sacramento-Yolo-Sierra Heart Association go to the programs of research, community services and education, A heart valve, now in world wide use and implanted in more than 12,000 persons, was developed in Sacramento with research dollars, Cooking Schools, the Heart Sound Screening program, Loan Closet, Diet.Counseling, Films and literature are all provided with Heart Fund dollars. The Grass Valley Heart Fund Drive Chairman will be announced as soon as the Fund Local residents wishing to Raising Committee can secure assist in this important project are asked to contact either Mrs, Willey at 265-2116 or Mrs. Friedrich at 265-4472, Volunsomeone who will volunteer to head the residential and business drives, Anyone interested may call Rosemary Decker in teers will be asked to work in Grass Valley, Willard Rose in their own neighborhood visiting Nevada City at the Bank of 15 to 20 neighbors. America, or Bill Hill at the An all-out drive has begun to Heart Association office in Sacfight heart disease. More than ramento 444-8650. Some students leave tiny Smartville school Seven of the 17 students at Rose Bar School at Smartville have left the one-room school house, 8 Upon invitation to parents to send their children to the Loma Rica and Foothill Elementary Schools, nearly half responded and now are bused tothe schools in Yuba county. The invitation was sent parents by Dist. Supt. Lewis Ferrari, The little. red school house has been the scene of disagreement between parents over the teacher, Mrs. Anna P. Taylor. Some parents filed complaints against her to Yuba county Supt. of Schools Robert Wapple. Wapple investigated the complaints and filed a"'confidential" The unstoppables. .Bonds continue to earn interest even after they mature. 1971 273-2934 The Roy Bradleys of the Mobile Homes Park who joined our little community in 1966 have sold the Mobile Park and. are sojourning in their former home in Southern California, My dictionary says a sojourner is one who visits from place to place. This is what the Bradleys plan to do for a while. They still have their home at the park. HEKEKEKEEKR OR EKER KKH SK Last Sunday I.spoke to Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence M, Steele of Yuba City about the anticipated Post Office opening date. Steele advised me that ‘the building plans have been okayed by the Post Office Dept, (I guess you are supposed to say Postal Services these days) that, weather permitting, building will begin on the 22nd of February and the completion date is set for April 21. The Steeles are as enthusiastic about our new post office as we are. They feel that the outside of the building will carry on the old mining town character which is so right for the heritage of our community, It will have an old false front facade just as the station and Old Fippin Shop across the street have. a KEKEEKEEEEER BR KKK KKK EEE A letter from our chamber of commerce, in January, concerning the unloading of so many,

school buses in the store area and the hazardous highway crossing there has finally received concrete recognition from the Highway Safety Dept. in Marysville. A crosswalk will be marked there in the near future. This will provide some improvement in the safety for the children crossing there and for the rest of us who have been taking our lives in our hands since 1967 when the matter was first introduced, The original discussions of the matter were conducted by the county chamber with representatives of the Highways Department and representatives from the local areas. At that time 14 points of concern were listed for future correction. Fortunately no one has been killed in our town in-these four years. The bad curve at Squirrel Creek crossing and the one in Penn Valley have not been so fortunate, Improvements were made at the Squirrel Creek crossing but it is still not straight enough. We live where we can hear the crashes, The victim of the latest accident at the bad corner in Penn Valley has been in the hospital now for aboutthree weeks and was still in critical condition the-last I read, ‘ HHEKEEEKEXAP BR ERK KEKE EE Mrs. Helene Hurlbut who usually spends her winter vacation in the Palm Springs desert area vacationed with the Bert Spaits in Oaxaco Mexico during January. She looks lovely and rested and has a beautiful tan, Her one complaint was lack of nice red meat. She says after their first shopping trip to the market they lived on fresh caught fish and fruit and vegetables, At the market the béefts head, complete with skin and hair, lay among the meat. She is catching up now on all the nice clean USA beef she can eat, HHRKAKEKKEER YR KKK KEK KE K€ report with the school board, Mrs. Clara Bursill is recuperating nicely but is still at Sierra Memorial Hospital and is The contents of Wapple's investigation and recommendations have not been made public. In inviting parents to send their children to the Yuba county elementary schools Ferrari's letter also said: "The Rose Bar School ‘will remain open and continue with the same educational program, children may attend the Loma Rica and Foothill Elementar schools," ; The letter added that "the educational program offered at Rose Bar School will be reviewed and evaluated." The Rose Bar School at Smartville has long been considered a marginal operation by school authorities in the Marysville Unified School District and the exodus of seven of the school's 17 pupils raises the possibility it will be closed. Parents battled in 1967 to keep the school open when no funds were included in the 196768 budget. The parents waged a determined campaign and the school did remain open. WE GIVE _ BLUE CHIP STAMPS 24 HOURS ANYWHER BYERS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE & ESTIMATES < ° CALL 273-2632 > not yet allowed all the company she would enjoy having. ~ KHKHEKEKEKER YR EEK KEK KK KK : Mrs. Lisetta Scheave is back at Miners Hospital. She was supposed to take it easy at home but too much company made this impossible. Her brother from Washington visited for a week and naturally most of her old friends called, It was too much and she had another attack, She is also struggling with a siege of pneumonia at present and is not allowed visitors. Weddings go on at the chapel. Lisetta's daughter Jacqueline of Sacramento conducted two last weekend, ; KKKEKKEKAKEKR YR KKK KKK KKK Mrs, Hazel Easley who had just sold her home here and was planning a nice visit to her former home in Tracy before settling down at the handy close place in Grass Valley, has also been having health problems. Neighbor Mrs. Sue Fay who is a nurse at Nevada General takes her in now and again for tests and treatment. She spent a few days there last week but was home again over the weekend, Better check before you call. * Ok KOR RR KR & RF KK RR KEKE Mrs, Martina Paull is still at Holiday Hills Convalescent Hospital. Mrs, Mary Lee of Rough and Ready Road and one of Mrs, Paull's favorite friends from Mountain View Rest Home, Mrs, Albertina Larson catled on her last week, Martina has had her ankle in a cast since Nov. 9 and its about time for her to abandon her wheel chair for her own two feet again. KKKEKKKKKEEKR WR KKK KKK KKK New President Orin Brown presided at his first chamber meeting last week. Arlie Hanson, president cf the Nevada County Historical Society splke to the group on the best possible means of secui::; t¢ old blacksmith shop for all time. Under the new $3.00 for family memberships, new menbi.:s are signing up rapidly. Business memberships are also increasing, After. all wedo have competition in Rough and Ready now. There are two service stations and two grocery stores as well as five antique shops, There is also anew business. One:I had never heard of before. It is the Ready Air Service owned by Mr. K, D. Beatie, However to keep our chamber solvent and help pay for the new signs, and street signs when they are finally okayed, the chamber is planning a spaghetti dinner at the grange hall on April 7 from 6 p.m, to &;30 p.m. Mrs, Constance Baer is chairman. April 7 is the date Rough and Ready took the big step back in 1850 and became the Great Republic with its own Constitution, Vigilante Committee, and President. Flags of the republic will be flying. and fun will reign supreme. Mrs, Fay Dunbar was appointed blacksmith sho chairman and Mr. Allan M. McCrea agreed to continue with the construction work, Plans were okayed to repeat the gold poke raffle. This year should see the completion of the restoration of the old shop. KRAEKKKEKER YR KKK KKH HEE : Remember regular grange meeting Friday, Feb. 19, Square Dance Party Sat. Feb. 20 at the hall, and Grange Public Party Sat. Feb, 27 at 8 p.m. KHKKEKEKKER OR REE EEE EEE The Lyric Ensemble, under the direction of Mrs, Helen Beatie, entertained the convalescent patients at the Nevada General Hospital Wednesday, Feb, 10. The highlight of the program was the singing of hymns suggested by the patients and participated in by them. KRKEKKEEKAER &R KEKE KE EH We have five new:babies in the barn .now. One of the latest pair got a real bad start and I have been plying the bottle regularly. Yesterday she started showing a preference for her mother's method of feeding and so I can relax, We have one more expectant mother but it may be some time yet. My washable sheeps clothing is ready again but I have one coat still perfuming up the breezeway. Sheep sure are fragrant. KXKEKERKHEEER YR KEK EK KKK KK