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Title: February 18, 1970 Collection Type: Newspapers Collection Name: Nevada County Nugget Published: February 18, 1970 Copyright: In the public domain or published before 1925 Physical Format: Newspaper # of Pages: 12 Download PDF: User Login Required Download OCR Text: User Login Required

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ase * Se ew seme. 2 The Nevada County Nugget,— Wednesday, February 18, 1970 The Soundifig’Board 4“ ss DO YOU BELIEVE THE ; OUNTY SHOULD BE ZONED, = is Mi EB. a AND DO YOU BELIEVE SUBDIVISIONS SHOULD BE MORE poe = i ”. & . By Fay M. Dunbar 273-2 The Rough and Ready Chamber of Commerce held its second meeting of the year Thursday f night and it was as enthusiastic as the first, All but one of the Board members were present 4 and Mr. and Mrs, Willis Perry, Mrs. Don Long, nh nc nora young.Allen Mader were visitors, Willis Perry, who is Rough and Readys representative to the C be rd f the meeting place, Orin Brown acts as Community and Chamber news and note exchange service. “Allen Mader provides transportation to our busy little Chamber vice president Mrs. Mary O'Neal. These things may not entirely account for the busy and successful meeting but they surely helped. The 1970 budget was accepted and will be presented to the County Chamber in a bid for financial aid, The budget anticipates completing restoration of the Blacksmith Shop, a successful Secession Day celebration, and new signs for the town and all its streets. The enthusiastic Blacksmith Shop committee has already overcome their first obstacles, They have almost enough volunteer helpers, a proper restructuring plan is being prepared for the inspector, and they have a pledge of suitable ‘old timbers, ‘They will get to work just as soon as the weather and the inspector.allow. Secession Day will have as its chairman, William Thomas and Don Long will act as co-chairman: Invitations iia . are being yee! all paper . a aN idea 4-H Club, Square Dancers, and fire deite es partment and auxiliary, to cipate in p: g the event. sd VIC BREWER, Grass Valley: Sata HOLLINGSWORTH, “Earle Harper, Past Master of the Rough and Ready Grange-and of the Placer Nugget ~ Pomona Ha a Mg tag beng : lait jhe cht “th ccna Grange is home from the hospital. Earle still-has a long way to go before that injured leg will be think it-test to leave tt ifthe. planning commission) to tind out good as new, It a still in a partial ess “webiste. “ccamatel use # with the aid of a crutch, —. re people who know about Polina’ were fe = The Grange held Spring Open House for its neighbors and friends last Saturday night, Decorajose things." By dog, had any comments sh ps tions were carried out in the St, Valentine theme, The evening began with a potluck dinner at 6:30 Ty them to herpolt. _— ; @ kept p.m, After dinner, Grange Master Wm, Davis opened the Grange in a brief form symbolic of the Le a ee Grange in action, District Deputy Charles Deardorf welcomed the guests and gave a brief rundown o— aoe of history and principle. : : Lecturer Ola Hale presented a musical program for the enjoyment of the guests, Grange musician Elise Rose directed a get acquainted musical number, played some piano numbers and led the group in community singing of several old time songs. Then State Musician Wm, Campbell took over in his inimitable fashion and really gave the crowd a review of some good old timers. There were several. impromptu speeches including an explanation by Morton Rose of the new property action to be considered by our Board of Supervisors, . it gee ~~ “Guests were present from three neighboring granges. Mrs. Emma Waite, Director of District Six for Ladies Activities, the Master and his wife, and two other guests came from Orangevale. Placer-Nugget-Pomona Grange Master, Mrs, Marie Rasmussen and guests came from Loomis Grange. All agreed that the theme for the new year is one worth serving. The 1970 theme is Harvest of Fullfillment. * * * Ey ; * “Young William Bursill who has been preparing for some years for work with young people finally has the opportunity to get going on his ambitions, Bill has his degree in recreation and is going on with work at night school at Berkeley to get his special teaching credential. His new job is in Berkeley. He will be coun: liz and coaching wrestling and swimming at the State School for the Deaf. EO ed tnat ‘6 * i We have new neighbors, The Steven D, Sharps have become new citizens of the Great Republic, They have a much greater claim to fame. Steven David Sharp Jr. was born January 20, . Mother and baby are doing fine, I have seen mother out.in the yard hanging up baby unmentionhave to be rules and regulations ables lately. Young Steven: isn't really fat: according to his father. He is just-right and quite strong be done, rather than waiting to Preparations: for 4-H Club Demonstration Days began last month with a demonstration by aay. there 1s: eeniething wrong Oo BOETTNER, Grass Valley: Don Burkhard for the younger members on how to give a demonstration, Their regular meeting after it happens,” © yes, I think we should have date of Feb, 11 was cancelled and: a Club Demonstration Meeting was held at Ready Springs n : zoning, Yes, I believe subdividSchool. Highlight of the evening was the presentation of the three new flags. Especially important GLENN SANDERS, Grass Val. ley: "Yes, the county. should . have zoning--otherwise we will certainly get things where we don't want them. Basically there iB =" ing should be more closely regto the club was having their own Rough and Ready Club 4-H banner. NEVADA COUNTY NUGGETS ulated. ree me ns . PUBLISHED EVERY * Thé Hugh Dunbars entertained guests from So, California last week, They made the trip up through the fog to see our lovely winter country. We took a ride over the hill Monday to see'the snow WEDNESDAY BY and Reno's new Community Theater, The vel ; ‘too. * NEVADA COUNTY hy e i ee ely new city hall is an interesting building too. ee Mrs. Helene Hurlbut made an interesting acquaintance while she was.on her vacation, Helene's 301 Broad Street, Nevada City, Ca. 95959 Telephone 265-2471 real love is antique jewelry and she wears some of her own whenever it is appropriate. On her recent visit in Mixico, she was recognized as Helene of Roughend Ready by an antique jewelry shop owner from Montana through an interesting piece she was wearing. They mean to correspond and Helene hopes to obtain the name of the lady traveler who spread her fame clear to Montana, The Fred McCumbers daughter, Mrs, Irene Lanzendorfer and her family will be coming homé in about three weeks, They are coming home to stay, Irene grew up here and loves it, Their young son will attend Ready Springs Sheol. aa * * a * . The Four Wheelers held a Pancake Breakfast at the Rough and Ready Grange Hall last Sunday. About 75 Jeeps filled with their families gathered early for breakfast, Later they went up to Old Marsh Mill. The Four Wheelers constitution advocates better family life and conservation of our beautiful county. Rough and Ready agrees there were a lot of happy families at the breakfast. Second class postage paid at Nevada City, California, Adjudicated a legal news-paper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court , Juce re 1960. Decree’ Marsh Mill is on the road between Graniteville and Bowman Lake, According to President Tom No, 12, 406, ’ Wasley there isn't much left of the old mill, There was lots of snow, The party enjoyed a picnic Subscription Rates: one year, $3.00; two years, $5, 00. lunch before returning home, Their trip included a side trip through Washington, 1S S 7 DON TRANKLE; Grass Valley: se: nimesmnwal ciate" YS, SAVINGS BONDS of the enough as it is, I am against CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER further regulations and some PUBLISHERS ASSOGATION against them recently." e County Chamber Board, provided —