February 2, 1972 (12 pages)

} i 1d & We had snow in the valley, snow everywhere last week. It was a rare and beautiful happening. Our community looked just like the picture ona Christmas card. The young people of the area especially liked it for it meant no school for at least one day. The high schoolers went on Thursday and stayed home Friday and the grade schoolers stayed home Thursday and went to school on Friday. Either way most of the mothers had somebody home both days. Inever saw so many snowmen and snow forts, and the snowballs were still flying as late as Sunday and beyond that as long as there was enough snow to pack together. What amazes me about the snow is the fact that the kids can be drenched to the skin in a half hour but-no one will admit that they are cold. Saturday, February 5th, the Penn Valley Fire Auxillary are holding their Silent. Auction and White Elephant Sale. The sale and auction will be held from 1 to 3.p.m. There will be donations from local merchants, a mystery prize, gift certificates and door prizes. Come one and all! Deke DeCamp stopped in one day last week to let me know that Mrs. Nellie Baker was home again. Mrs, Baker had surgery in the El] Camino Hospital in Mt. View on January 17 and returned home on the 23rd. June Dillion took over the duties of the rest home in.Mrs. Baker's absence. Richard and Martha Pratt recently spent a week in Southern California. They were called away suddenly because of the illness of Richard's grandmother, Mrs. -Daisy Scott. While they were there, they were notified of the illness of Martha's mother, Mrs. Violet Pattison, Janet Adams is now a tax _ consultant for H and -R Block, Tom Cox is the new manager of the Grass Valley Western Auto. Jack Forrest was home to the area again for a few days this past week. Richard and Martha Pratt took him back to ~ Oakland where he was to report for duty at the Oak Knoll Naval Hospital there. While in the bay area, Richard and Martha at-. tended the Golden Gate Kennel Club Dog Show at the Cow Palace in San Francisco, They saw an exhibition of police dogs Take stock in America. With higher paying US Savings Bovads. “Penn Valley News By ELSIE DILLBERG Tne Nevada County Nugget. Wednesday, February 2, 1972 3 Wives’ appreciation night working and the Doberman Pinscher Canine Corp. Marty and Ellie Pettigre returned last Tuesday from a few days trip to Alaska. They drove to San Francisco and flew commercial airlines to Fairbanks and then a smaller plane to Northway where the visited with } Floyd and Diane Miller. The . temperature was 58 below zero and the boots they had taken were not warm enough so they switched to the native muk luk to keep their feet warm. The sun rises at 9 a.m. and sets at 3 p.m. and both the sunrise and sunset.takes about a half hour. They report that the snow : there does not get dirty like it does here and the whole area . is wonderfully white. Caughter Diane stayed with the Bill Vogt's of Pleasant Valley Road. On Sunday afternoon Floyd and ' Diane Miller arrived from THE GRASS Valley Jaycees held a wive's Gppreciat si and awards dinner last Friday night Northway, Alaska to pay a reat Seaman's Lodge in Nevada City. The local Jaycee members cooked the food for the potturn visit. The Miller's run the luck dinner, to let their wives have a night off in front of the stove, Joel Granodas received 4irport and store in Northway. — the outstanding Jaycee in the second quarter of the Jaycee year. (L to R) President Dale Hafelfinger, Pam and Joel Granodas, Grin —_ wear it. =<, Permanent press and synthetic knit ® fabrics are ready to put on right out of the dryer. So you'll save on } ironing time. And you won’t have to contend with the weather either, New dryers even have special restart cycles so your clothes don’t get inkled while they’re waiting to be taken out of the machine. GR-w?7? sors

} i 1d & We had snow in the valley, snow everywhere last week. It was a rare and beautiful happening. Our community looked just like the picture ona Christmas card. The young people of the area especially liked it for it meant no school for at least one day. The high schoolers went on Thursday and stayed home Friday and the grade schoolers stayed home Thursday and went to school on Friday. Either way most of the mothers had somebody home both days. Inever saw so many snowmen and snow forts, and the snowballs were still flying as late as Sunday and beyond that as long as there was enough snow to pack together. What amazes me about the snow is the fact that the kids can be drenched to the skin in a half hour but-no one will admit that they are cold. Saturday, February 5th, the Penn Valley Fire Auxillary are holding their Silent. Auction and White Elephant Sale. The sale and auction will be held from 1 to 3.p.m. There will be donations from local merchants, a mystery prize, gift certificates and door prizes. Come one and all! Deke DeCamp stopped in one day last week to let me know that Mrs. Nellie Baker was home again. Mrs, Baker had surgery in the El] Camino Hospital in Mt. View on January 17 and returned home on the 23rd. June Dillion took over the duties of the rest home in.Mrs. Baker's absence. Richard and Martha Pratt recently spent a week in Southern California. They were called away suddenly because of the illness of Richard's grandmother, Mrs. -Daisy Scott. While they were there, they were notified of the illness of Martha's mother, Mrs. Violet Pattison, Janet Adams is now a tax _ consultant for H and -R Block, Tom Cox is the new manager of the Grass Valley Western Auto. Jack Forrest was home to

the area again for a few days this past week. Richard and Martha Pratt took him back to ~ Oakland where he was to report for duty at the Oak Knoll Naval Hospital there. While in the bay area, Richard and Martha at-. tended the Golden Gate Kennel Club Dog Show at the Cow Palace in San Francisco, They saw an exhibition of police dogs Take stock in America. With higher paying US Savings Bovads. “Penn Valley News By ELSIE DILLBERG Tne Nevada County Nugget. Wednesday, February 2, 1972 3 Wives’ appreciation night working and the Doberman Pinscher Canine Corp. Marty and Ellie Pettigre returned last Tuesday from a few days trip to Alaska. They drove to San Francisco and flew commercial airlines to Fairbanks and then a smaller plane to Northway where the visited with } Floyd and Diane Miller. The . temperature was 58 below zero and the boots they had taken were not warm enough so they switched to the native muk luk to keep their feet warm. The sun rises at 9 a.m. and sets at 3 p.m. and both the sunrise and sunset.takes about a half hour. They report that the snow : there does not get dirty like it does here and the whole area . is wonderfully white. Caughter Diane stayed with the Bill Vogt's of Pleasant Valley Road. On Sunday afternoon Floyd and ' Diane Miller arrived from THE GRASS Valley Jaycees held a wive's Gppreciat si and awards dinner last Friday night Northway, Alaska to pay a reat Seaman's Lodge in Nevada City. The local Jaycee members cooked the food for the potturn visit. The Miller's run the luck dinner, to let their wives have a night off in front of the stove, Joel Granodas received 4irport and store in Northway. — the outstanding Jaycee in the second quarter of the Jaycee year. (L to R) President Dale Hafelfinger, Pam and Joel Granodas, Grin —_ wear it. =<, Permanent press and synthetic knit ® fabrics are ready to put on right out of the dryer. So you'll save on } ironing time. And you won’t have to contend with the weather either, New dryers even have special restart cycles so your clothes don’t get inkled while they’re waiting to be taken out of the machine. GR-w?7? sors