February 22, 1967 (20 pages)

} —— + be ae oe > ii Ma 2 aN Sith. im EL te I AID SB IO. i lin ty i i, YY There is an old road between Scotts Flat and Will ow Valley that The Advertiser. February 22, 1967 is typical of many in the county, where century of use and grading and re-grading has lowered the road surface several feet below the ground level, : Down to Sea in Sailing Ships Resume. of .information on Peter Owler maket.of scale model of the sailing vessel Tamo-Shanter, which sailed out of San Francisco and was completed in 1936 while he was residing in Mountain View. Donated by his son Norman Owler as a benefit for the Nevada City Fire Department Rescue Car, This model is valued at $1, 000. 00. Born in Scotland, he served seventeen years in the English Navy, entering service at age fourteen years. Jumped ship in San Francisco, Went to work as skipper for Robert Louis Stevenson on the Tahiti and the Snark, Left Stevenson to manage the Corenthian Yacht Club at Tiberon, Marin County. Left Yacht Club and went to. work as a messenger for Wells Fargo Express. After five years as.a messenger, he was made agent at Mountain View, California, when the Wells Fargo opened an office there in 1906. Retired at 80 years of age, after the’ company changed the retirement plan, Passed away at age 89 years, While with Wells Fargo Express ‘Company at Mountain View, Mr. Owler sent the first carload of strawberries to the East Coast via Express’ He was told by the President of the Company if he sent any more he would be fired, asthe berries would spoil and that the company would have to pay the grower for them, Mr. Owler, by that time, had received wires from New York to rush all the berries he could get. That’ first car-load of berries was the baby of the fruit shipment from the west to the east that to-day go in train loads, During his long period of years service with the Wells Fargo Express Company, he worked onhis hobby of model ship building. A total of 60 models of sailing ships in-all have won prizes in every event in which they have been entered, The last prize was the Sweepstake Prize won at the 1949 California State Fair, awarded to the City of San Francisco, A newspaper Picture of this display can be seen at the fire station in Nevada City. Some of these model ships were used in the filming of the picture Mutiny On The Bounty. Said Norman Owler, donor of this model: "None of these ships that were made by my~ father have ever been sold, and I do hope that whoever claims this one will get a lot of pleasure from her, and will keep her in ship-shape condition. This model has been valued at $1, 000.00 by men who know model ships and by insurance company men who deal in collectors items. " Rehabilitation Bill ‘Assemblyman. Gene Chappie, Chairman of the Assembly Social. Welfare Committee, today introduced legislation * geared to getting people off the welfare roles-and into gainful employment. Under the legislation introduced by Chappie, the State Department of Rehabilitation will be responsible for carrying out this program. Chappie said, "This Department has been bogged down in the past by a lack of direction and because of its goals, which were either too broad in scope or not clearly defined. " "The two bills”, -continued Chappie, “pinpoint the responsibility with the Department of Rehabilitation for giving full attention to training the disadvantaged and disabled in marketable skills so that they may become gainfully employed. Further provisions of the bills call for transferring certain programs of the blind from the Department of Rehabilitation to the Department of Social Welfare. Results of this", said Chappie, “will be that the Department of Rehabilitation will concentrate its efforts in rehabilitation, particularly in contracting with private employers to provide on-the-job training, and with trade and vocational schools, " : "Particular attention", said Chappie, “will be givento welfare recipients‘and those persons who in the past have not been provided with realistic training programs, " . Chappie pointed out that, “the State of California ranks 54th among the states and territories of the United States for the number of people rehabilitated per 100, 000 population by the Department of Rehabilitation, As chairman of. the Assembly Social Welfare Committee Chappie stated, “the major thrust of my efforts will be in the area of rehabilitation and re-training of Welfare recipients and other disadvantaged persons, " Milk from Peanuts Jed Parson's boy, a chemist, was home for a vacation on the farm, He amazed his father with a statement that the labor= atory in which he worked had been successful in getting a milk-like substance from a peanut. “Milk from a peanut, “ said the son, beaming. “What do you think of that?" ~ "Well, all I can say," replied old Jed, “is that they must use a mighty low stool!" Household: Q, Is it all right to switch brands of detergentsto take ad_ vantage of sales?A. Itis better not to switch _ brands, Some soaps and detergents are antagonistic to oneano’ and should not be used~ alternately, Shifting back and forth may cause a greyness.in clothes, Find adetergent which does a good job for you and stick with it, The University of California publication, “Detergents” can help you choose a detergent which will suit your laundering needs, For a free copy contact your Farm and Home Advisor's Office. Q, Is nonfat dry milk as nutritious as whole milk? A. Nonfat dry milk is fresh, whole milk from which only the cream and water are re~ moved. When you mix 3/4 cup of nonfat milk powder with 1 quart of water, you get the ‘same calcium, phosphorus, high-quality protein and B vitamins as in whole milk--and yet it costs only 7 to 10 cents a quart! Dry nonfat milk can help you cut your family’s food costs when you substitute it for whole milk in your favorite recipes and drink itplain lor flavored, Q. ‘How can I remove lipstick stains from a white shirt? A. Place apad of absorbent cotton or a soft clean fabric next to the stain. Sponge with drycleaning solvent on the back side of the stain, Continue as long as the absorbent pad continues-'to pick up color, Then saturate with liquid detergent, working into the fibers, A few drops of ammonia helps cut stubborn greasy stains, Follow with a regular washing, SE ‘simplicity tl as ‘The New BERGEMANN & SON Funeral Chapel ready to serve you day or night call 265-2421 Bost Ave, off Lower Grass Valley Rd, Nevada City “KNIGHTS =. > Paint Store Complete Selection Of Fine Wallpapers AUTO PAINTS Phone 273-4856 146 Mill St. Grass Valley il. GRASS. . VALLEY . ; Opp. Post Office Free Delivery 273-7218 Prescription Specialists”. COMPLETE SUPPLY. OF BUILDING MATERIAL PABCO . = PAINT Fer YUBA RIVER LUMBER CO. Town Talk G.V, 273-6997lE ,325 Idaho Maryland Rd. As 5

} —— + be ae oe > ii Ma 2 aN Sith. im EL te I AID SB IO. i lin ty i i, YY There is an old road between Scotts Flat and Will ow Valley that The Advertiser.. February 22, 1967 is typical of many in the county, where century of use and grading and re-grading has lowered the road surface several feet below the ground level, : Down to Sea in Sailing Ships Resume. of .information on Peter Owler maket.of scale model of the sailing vessel Tamo-Shanter, which sailed out of San Francisco and was completed in 1936 while he was residing in Mountain View. Donated by his son Norman Owler as a benefit for the Nevada City Fire Department Rescue Car, This model is valued at $1, 000. 00. Born in Scotland, he served seventeen years in the English Navy, entering service at age fourteen years. Jumped ship in San Francisco, Went to work as skipper for Robert Louis Stevenson on the Tahiti and the Snark, Left Stevenson to manage the Corenthian Yacht Club at Tiberon, Marin County. Left Yacht Club and went to. work as a messenger for Wells Fargo Express. After five years as.a messenger, he was made agent at Mountain View, California, when the Wells Fargo opened an office there in 1906. Retired at 80 years of age, after the’ company changed the retirement plan, Passed away at age 89 years, While with Wells Fargo Express ‘Company at Mountain View, Mr. Owler sent the first carload of strawberries to the East Coast via Express’ He was told by the President of the Company if he sent any more he would be fired, asthe berries would spoil and that the company would have to pay the grower for them, Mr. Owler, by that time, had received wires from New York to rush all the berries he could get. That’ first car-load of berries was the baby of the fruit shipment from the west to the east that to-day go in train loads, During his long period of years service with the Wells Fargo Express Company, he worked onhis hobby of model ship building. A total of 60 models of sailing ships in-all have won prizes in every event in which they have been entered, The last prize was the Sweepstake Prize won at the 1949 California State Fair, awarded to the City of San Francisco, A newspaper Picture of this display can be seen at the fire station in Nevada City. Some of these model ships were used in the filming of the picture Mutiny On The Bounty. Said Norman Owler, donor of this model: "None of these ships that were made by my~ father have ever been sold, and I do hope that whoever claims this one will get a lot of pleasure from her, and will keep her in ship-shape condition. This model has been valued at $1, 000.00 by men who know model ships and by insurance company men who deal in collectors items. " Rehabilitation Bill ‘Assemblyman. Gene Chappie, Chairman of the Assembly Social. Welfare Committee, today introduced legislation * geared to getting people off the welfare roles-and into gainful employment. Under the legislation introduced by Chappie, the State Department of Rehabilitation will be responsible for carrying out this program. Chappie said, "This Department has been bogged down in the past by a lack of direction and because of its goals, which were either too broad in scope or not clearly defined. " "The two bills”, -continued Chappie, “pinpoint the responsibility with the Department of Rehabilitation for giving full attention to training the disadvantaged and disabled in marketable skills so that they may become gainfully employed. Further provisions of the bills call for transferring certain programs of the blind from the Department of Rehabilitation to the Department of Social Welfare. Results of this", said Chappie, “will be that the Department of Rehabilitation will concentrate its efforts in rehabilitation, particularly in contracting with private employers to provide on-the-job training, and with trade and vocational schools, " :

"Particular attention", said Chappie, “will be givento welfare recipients‘and those persons who in the past have not been provided with realistic training programs, " . Chappie pointed out that, “the State of California ranks 54th among the states and territories of the United States for the number of people rehabilitated per 100, 000 population by the Department of Rehabilitation, As chairman of. the Assembly Social Welfare Committee Chappie stated, “the major thrust of my efforts will be in the area of rehabilitation and re-training of Welfare recipients and other disadvantaged persons, " Milk from Peanuts Jed Parson's boy, a chemist, was home for a vacation on the farm, He amazed his father with a statement that the labor= atory in which he worked had been successful in getting a milk-like substance from a peanut. “Milk from a peanut, “ said the son, beaming. “What do you think of that?" ~ "Well, all I can say," replied old Jed, “is that they must use a mighty low stool!" Household: Q, Is it all right to switch brands of detergentsto take ad_ vantage of sales?A. Itis better not to switch _ brands, Some soaps and detergents are antagonistic to oneano’ and should not be used~ alternately, Shifting back and forth may cause a greyness.in clothes, Find adetergent which does a good job for you and stick with it, The University of California publication, “Detergents” can help you choose a detergent which will suit your laundering needs, For a free copy contact your Farm and Home Advisor's Office. Q, Is nonfat dry milk as nutritious as whole milk? A. Nonfat dry milk is fresh, whole milk from which only the cream and water are re~ moved. When you mix 3/4 cup of nonfat milk powder with 1 quart of water, you get the ‘same calcium, phosphorus, high-quality protein and B vitamins as in whole milk--and yet it costs only 7 to 10 cents a quart! Dry nonfat milk can help you cut your family’s food costs when you substitute it for whole milk in your favorite recipes and drink itplain lor flavored, Q. ‘How can I remove lipstick stains from a white shirt? A. Place apad of absorbent cotton or a soft clean fabric next to the stain. Sponge with drycleaning solvent on the back side of the stain, Continue as long as the absorbent pad continues-'to pick up color, Then saturate with liquid detergent, working into the fibers, A few drops of ammonia helps cut stubborn greasy stains, Follow with a regular washing, SE ‘simplicity tl as ‘The New BERGEMANN & SON Funeral Chapel ready to serve you day or night call 265-2421 Bost Ave, off Lower Grass Valley Rd, Nevada City “KNIGHTS =. > Paint Store Complete Selection Of Fine Wallpapers AUTO PAINTS Phone 273-4856 146 Mill St. Grass Valley il. GRASS. . VALLEY . ; Opp. Post Office Free Delivery 273-7218 Prescription Specialists”. COMPLETE SUPPLY. OF BUILDING MATERIAL PABCO . = PAINT Fer YUBA RIVER LUMBER CO. Town Talk G.V, 273-6997lE ,325 Idaho Maryland Rd. As 5