February 26, 1969 (12 pages)

[Rous bh 4am. eZToady Teo vw ss By Fay M. Dunbar 273-2934 Miss Christine Rae Jueck finally arrived. if it is truly a feminine prerogative to be late She started her life out just right. Mother and father, Mr. and Mrs, Lonnie Jueck, have been anticipating her arrival for some time. Christine weighed in on February 17 at 7 Ibs, and 5 oz. Mother and baby are just doing fine. The maternal grandmother and a ‘young aunt are here to visit Christine and help mother out with the chores. The Fire Dept. Auxiliary will hold its March meeting at the Grange Hall at 6:30 p.m. Monday March 3. It is to be a potluck dinner, Everyone in the community is encouraged to come. Land for a new fire house will be the topic of interest. You are to bring your own table service. Bread and butter and beverages will be served by the auxiliary. * * * The Jay Cullums have moved on to newer fields of endeavor and Mr. Byron Little from the Mobile Homes Park will be greeting customers at the Phillip's. service station in the future, . es Yes, ladies, Arvetta is back! The Arnold Turners have returned home from their business venture in Live Oak and an extended vacation. Mr, Turner's health was so bad that Arvetta says they are back to our wonderful country to stay this time.Their oldest daughter Shirley . and her husband Richard Hodo have taken over the’business in Live Oak, igh Mr, James Buchanan of N.C, and Miss Carol Lystrup of G.V. were married Saturday, February 22 — at 2:p.m. at the Little Wedding Chapel. Mr, Buchanan claims Rough and Ready as part time home, He lived here several years with his * mother, Mrs. ppeima Jones. Mr, and Mrs, Lowell Sears are in Empire, Nevada taking care oftheir grandchildren while the children's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Tindle, are away. Mr. Tindle was called home to Missouri where: his father is critically ill. Se Mrs. Ingra Sears, who is the lecturer for Rough and Ready Grange this year, is one of the : really witty people that we sometimes are fortunate enough to number among our neighbors, At the Grange open house earlier in the month she gave a reading titled T.V. commercials, It brought down the house. Ingra had written her own material, **ek* One reason Mr. and Mrs, Ted. Pearson moved from up Grass Valley way to Rough and Ready last fall, was to. get away from shoveling snow. They selected a smaller place, too, with less work due to Mr, Pearson's poor health, Their new home is the ‘gouth side of Marysville Hwy. just west of Rough and Ready Road. Mrs. Pearson, who isn't too well herself, hopes to plant Mrs. last week with hermother in Richmond while undergoing some special tests at the hospital there. The children were taken care of at home so they wouldn't have to miss school. Five year old Rhonda was very business like about taking a message and advised me her mother would be home over the weekend. * OK Dr. and Mrs. Gail Spaite of. El Cerrito spent last Thursday with Dr, and Mrs. Bert Spaite before going on to LakeTahoe for the weekend. It was Dr. Gail Spaite's birthday and the. Bert Spaites entertained with dinner for a group of friends Dr; Gail has made here in Rough and Ready while participating in our Secession Days celebration. * * * Mr. Kenneth C. Wilson of the Osceola: Ravine Rd. suffered a severe heart attack last week. He is recuperating at Sierra Nev. Meml, Hospital. Mrs. Wilson's brother and his family are visiting here from Oklahoma and the Wilsons sons also are up from the valley to be with their mother. * * * Old friends visited ‘the Roy Bradleys last weekend. Ruby and Harold Hooker and the Millard McFarlands from So. Calif. spent a long ‘weekend here. We're all looking forward to better weather but it has become really essential to Mr. E. S, Haas. He suffered a severe attack of virus pneumonia last fall and has had a hard time getting rid of the bug. He needs some nice sunshine, according to his. wife Isabel, to get back to his cheerful self again. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Terry Stevens and their three children have just moved into their new home on the old: Van Uden place off Rough and Ready Rd. The Stevens have been living in a mobile home there for the past . two years. They are very active in community affairs. This the second year Mrs. Joann Stevens has served on the ways and means committee for the Fire Dept, Auxiliary. The Rough and Ready Grange has a series of events scheduled for the near future. First on Saturday March 8 from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. will be the ham dinner which was postponed in January due tothe weather. Then on Tuesday, March 18, there will be a really big luncheon served at 11:45 a.m, The annual spring rummage sale is Cal Expo 4-H exhibits were planned, or ,and supervised by.a Junior Ste ComKathy and Elizabeth , Dan ; Elizabeth Fake and Kirk Pharis. . John Prochaska spent Superior Court Judge Vernon Stoll “Friday ordered a five months suspended jail sentence as part of three years probation for Michael Horney, 23, Grass Valley. Horney earlier pleaded guilty in Superior Court to the posession of marijuana and asked for probation. Judge Stoll warned ofthe seriWednesday, February 26, 1969 The Nevada County Nugget & Judge gives probation in pot case. before he granted the probation. He said marijuana has been used by some as a stimulant to commit violent acts. The judge said he has a belief that those who smoke or use marijuana do so to get "'outand change side themselves" what they normally are. "Anything that does that isnot ousness of the use of marijuana _good and robs one of judgement," Local man one of 3 to get art scholarship Carl Darden of Lake Vera Road was notified this week that he is one ofthree promising artists in the United States to be awarded a_ scholarship to the Famous Artists' School of Westport, Conn, Darden, the 31-year-old son of Mr, and Mrs. Bedford Darden of Lake Vera Road has enjoyed art since he played with crayons at age three, said his mother. She has many artistic people in her family she said, including uncles 2nd cousins who are pro. Forest Service men Camptonville District Ranger Robert Cron has announced that. a Forest Service crew beganconstructiong a new trail near Bullards Bar Reservoir recent-ly. Called the Girot Trail it will, when-completed, provide foot and horse access from Schoolhouse Campground to Dark’ Day Picnic Area, These new recreation facilities arealso presently under construc_ fessional artists. A letter from Donald T. Clark, registrar of the Famous Artists School, came to Darden telling him he had been granted the scholarship, worth $595. . Books on fine arts painting, professional cartooning and commercial art, illustration and design will come to Darden within a week or two. He will have courses to submit to the school which then will be graded and returned to him. The full course may take up to three years. working on trail tion as a part of the Bullards Bar Dam project. The threemile log Girot Trail is but one of an extensive trail system planned for future use of recci at the new reservoir. regular employees from various portions of the Tahoe National Forest. : LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE ; effective at NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSAL FOR PRE—ZON— ING OF CERTAIN UNINCORPORATED _TERRITORY ADJOINING THE ‘CITY OF NEVADA CITY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Nevada City will consider a proposed amendment to Ordinance No, 277 of said City for the pre-zoning of certain unincor‘porated vestiges pursuant to Section 65859 of theGovernment Code, in order to determine the zone classification that will apply to such territory in the event of its subsequent annexation to said City; that by the terms of said proposed amendment, the following described territory adjoining said City would be zoned a "LI Limited industrial zone", such zoning to become the same time that yoni annexation becomes effece: All that portion of the northor ange .B.&M., described as folwp extmning t in th at a-point e southerly line of Cc of Nevada Townsite from which the Granite Monument at the southwest corner of the City of Nevada Townsite bears S, 87° 44’ W., 1904,53 ge Rae ts point is « rs a _ A nor theasterly corner of theley. Adation to the git 8 -Nev ; theneefrom point along the of ; City its line the following nine successive courses and distances: S; 25° 12° W. 202,43 feet; thence S, 24°. 50° W., 96.82 feet; thence S, 63° 29° W., 15.44 feet; thence N. 86° 29’ W., 59.61 feet; thence N, 87° 23' W., 173.73 feet; thence N. 85° 00' W., 124,64 feet; thence N. 84 55° W., 45.00 feet; thence S, 6° 44° W., 91.92 feet; thence S, 12° 16" W., 162,20 feet to the most southerly corner of said Argall Ivey Addition, being a point on the westerly line of Searls Avenue; thence leaving said City Limits line and proceeding easterly across Searls Avenue to a point, being the intersection of the easterly line of Searls Avenue and the southerly line of Bost Avenue; thence along the southerly line of Bost Avenue to its intersection with the westerly line of the State of California ‘freeway; thence the said westerly line in a northeasterly direction to the intersection of said line with the southerly line of the Nevada City Townsite; thence acip is Gi polar ot baron. er : point o: Notice IS FURTHER GIVEN that a public hearing.on said proposal will be held before the City Council on March 10, 1969, at 8:00 o'clock P. M., at the chambers of said Council at the City Hall, Nevada City, California, at which time and place all interested persons may appear and be heard, Dated: February 24, 1969, CITY COUNCIL OF THE By JOHN F. RANKIN, Mayor Date of publication: February 26, 1969. The Forest Service trail crew is made up of 16 hard-working he continued. Defense Attorney Frank Francis told the court that Horney is aware of the seriousness of his transgression and that he has no prior involvement with the law. He said Horney's employers have given him good references and pointed out the Grass Valleyan served honor_ ably with the United States Marines and was wounded in action. He contended Horney claims he will never use the drug again. Asst. Dist. Atty. Ronald MacMillen did not object to the judge following the probation department's recommendations concerning Horney. However MacMillen did voice an objection to a "trend" in which young people appear to be "mad" at police officers and dissatisfied with the law. He said he got the impression that "some" of the narcotics offenders say they will not use drugs, but only because they fear getting "caught." Melvin C. Bangle, 49, El Monte, was given a choice of a fine or time spent in jail, after his plea of nolo contendre (no contest) to a charge of illegally appropriating payments ofa real estate buyer. Services for Dr. O. Hause Funeral services were held here, Monday. for Dr. Oliver (Ollie) Hause, 81, retired Nevada City dentist who died in Miners Hospital February 21 after an iliness of about a month. Dr. Hause was born in San Francisco. He practiced dentistry in Nevada City with his office in the National Hotel building. Survivors include his wife, Lorraine; a son, Oliver of El Cerrito; brother, Edward and sister, Naomi Hause, both of Burlingame and two grandchildren. Dr. Hause had been ill for about one month. IS A FRIENDLY CALL ENOUGH? The new neighbors will be giad to meet you. And they'll want to visit with you. later. Right now, they need something more—a list of schools and churches, utility companies’ telephone numbers. all the information one needs on arriving in a strange city. So be a friend indeed. A Welcome Wagon hostess will call at your request to provide all this and gifts as well, Make your welcome warmer when new neighbors arrive. Call Welcome Wagon at

[Rous bh 4am. eZToady Teo vw ss By Fay M. Dunbar 273-2934 Miss Christine Rae Jueck finally arrived. if it is truly a feminine prerogative to be late She started her life out just right. Mother and father, Mr. and Mrs, Lonnie Jueck, have been anticipating her arrival for some time. Christine weighed in on February 17 at 7 Ibs, and 5 oz. Mother and baby are just doing fine. The maternal grandmother and a ‘young aunt are here to visit Christine and help mother out with the chores. The Fire Dept. Auxiliary will hold its March meeting at the Grange Hall at 6:30 p.m. Monday March 3. It is to be a potluck dinner, Everyone in the community is encouraged to come. Land for a new fire house will be the topic of interest. You are to bring your own table service. Bread and butter and beverages will be served by the auxiliary. * * * The Jay Cullums have moved on to newer fields of endeavor and Mr. Byron Little from the Mobile Homes Park will be greeting customers at the Phillip's. service station in the future, . es Yes, ladies, Arvetta is back! The Arnold Turners have returned home from their business venture in Live Oak and an extended vacation. Mr, Turner's health was so bad that Arvetta says they are back to our wonderful country to stay this time.Their oldest daughter Shirley . and her husband Richard Hodo have taken over the’business in Live Oak, igh Mr, James Buchanan of N.C, and Miss Carol Lystrup of G.V. were married Saturday, February 22 — at 2:p.m. at the Little Wedding Chapel. Mr, Buchanan claims Rough and Ready as part time home, He lived here several years with his * mother, Mrs. ppeima Jones. Mr, and Mrs, Lowell Sears are in Empire, Nevada taking care oftheir grandchildren while the children's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Tindle, are away. Mr. Tindle was called home to Missouri where: his father is critically ill. Se Mrs. Ingra Sears, who is the lecturer for Rough and Ready Grange this year, is one of the : really witty people that we sometimes are fortunate enough to number among our neighbors, At the Grange open house earlier in the month she gave a reading titled T.V. commercials, It brought down the house. Ingra had written her own material, **ek* One reason Mr. and Mrs, Ted. Pearson moved from up Grass Valley way to Rough and Ready last fall, was to. get away from shoveling snow. They selected a smaller place, too, with less work due to Mr, Pearson's poor health, Their new home is the ‘gouth side of Marysville Hwy. just west of Rough and Ready Road. Mrs. Pearson, who isn't too well herself, hopes to plant Mrs. last week with hermother in Richmond while undergoing some special tests at the hospital there. The children were taken care of at home so they wouldn't have to miss school. Five year old Rhonda was very business like about taking a message and advised me her mother would be home over the weekend. * OK Dr. and Mrs. Gail Spaite of. El Cerrito spent last Thursday with Dr, and Mrs. Bert Spaite before going on to LakeTahoe for the weekend. It was Dr. Gail Spaite's birthday and the. Bert Spaites entertained with dinner for a group of friends Dr; Gail has made here in Rough and Ready while participating in our Secession Days celebration. * * * Mr. Kenneth C. Wilson of the Osceola: Ravine Rd. suffered a severe heart attack last week. He is recuperating at Sierra Nev. Meml, Hospital. Mrs. Wilson's brother and his family are visiting here from Oklahoma and the Wilsons sons also are up from the valley to be with their mother. * * * Old friends visited ‘the Roy Bradleys last weekend. Ruby and Harold Hooker and the Millard McFarlands from So. Calif. spent a long ‘weekend here. We're all looking forward to better weather but it has become really essential to Mr. E. S, Haas. He suffered a severe attack of virus pneumonia last fall and has had a hard time getting rid of the bug. He needs some nice sunshine, according to his. wife Isabel, to get back to his cheerful self again. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Terry Stevens and their three children have just moved into their new home on the old: Van Uden place off Rough and Ready Rd. The Stevens have been living in a mobile home there for the past . two years. They are very active in community affairs. This the second year Mrs. Joann Stevens has served on the ways and means committee for the Fire Dept, Auxiliary. The Rough and Ready Grange has a series of events scheduled for the near future. First on Saturday March 8 from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. will be the ham dinner which was postponed in January due tothe weather. Then on Tuesday, March 18, there will be a really big luncheon served at 11:45 a.m, The annual spring rummage sale is Cal Expo 4-H exhibits were planned, or ,and supervised by.a Junior Ste ComKathy and Elizabeth , Dan ; Elizabeth Fake and Kirk Pharis. . John Prochaska spent Superior Court Judge Vernon Stoll “Friday ordered a five months suspended jail sentence as part of three years probation for Michael Horney, 23, Grass Valley. Horney earlier pleaded guilty in Superior Court to the posession of marijuana and asked for probation. Judge Stoll warned ofthe seriWednesday, February 26, 1969 The Nevada County Nugget & Judge gives probation in pot case. before he granted the probation. He said marijuana has been used by some as a stimulant to commit violent acts. The judge said he has a belief that those who smoke or use marijuana do so to get "'outand change side themselves" what they normally are. "Anything that does that isnot ousness of the use of marijuana _good and robs one of judgement," Local man one of 3 to get art scholarship Carl Darden of Lake Vera Road was notified this week that he is one ofthree promising artists in the United States to be awarded a_ scholarship to the Famous Artists' School of Westport, Conn, Darden, the 31-year-old son of Mr, and Mrs. Bedford Darden of Lake Vera Road has enjoyed art since he played with crayons at age three, said his mother.

She has many artistic people in her family she said, including uncles 2nd cousins who are pro. Forest Service men Camptonville District Ranger Robert Cron has announced that. a Forest Service crew beganconstructiong a new trail near Bullards Bar Reservoir recent-ly. Called the Girot Trail it will, when-completed, provide foot and horse access from Schoolhouse Campground to Dark’ Day Picnic Area, These new recreation facilities arealso presently under construc_ fessional artists. A letter from Donald T. Clark, registrar of the Famous Artists School, came to Darden telling him he had been granted the scholarship, worth $595. . Books on fine arts painting, professional cartooning and commercial art, illustration and design will come to Darden within a week or two. He will have courses to submit to the school which then will be graded and returned to him. The full course may take up to three years. working on trail tion as a part of the Bullards Bar Dam project. The threemile log Girot Trail is but one of an extensive trail system planned for future use of recci at the new reservoir. regular employees from various portions of the Tahoe National Forest. : LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE ; effective at NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSAL FOR PRE—ZON— ING OF CERTAIN UNINCORPORATED _TERRITORY ADJOINING THE ‘CITY OF NEVADA CITY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Nevada City will consider a proposed amendment to Ordinance No, 277 of said City for the pre-zoning of certain unincor‘porated vestiges pursuant to Section 65859 of theGovernment Code, in order to determine the zone classification that will apply to such territory in the event of its subsequent annexation to said City; that by the terms of said proposed amendment, the following described territory adjoining said City would be zoned a "LI Limited industrial zone", such zoning to become the same time that yoni annexation becomes effece: All that portion of the northor ange .B.&M., described as folwp extmning t in th at a-point e southerly line of Cc of Nevada Townsite from which the Granite Monument at the southwest corner of the City of Nevada Townsite bears S, 87° 44’ W., 1904,53 ge Rae ts point is « rs a _ A nor theasterly corner of theley. Adation to the git 8 -Nev ; theneefrom point along the of ; City its line the following nine successive courses and distances: S; 25° 12° W. 202,43 feet; thence S, 24°. 50° W., 96.82 feet; thence S, 63° 29° W., 15.44 feet; thence N. 86° 29’ W., 59.61 feet; thence N, 87° 23' W., 173.73 feet; thence N. 85° 00' W., 124,64 feet; thence N. 84 55° W., 45.00 feet; thence S, 6° 44° W., 91.92 feet; thence S, 12° 16" W., 162,20 feet to the most southerly corner of said Argall Ivey Addition, being a point on the westerly line of Searls Avenue; thence leaving said City Limits line and proceeding easterly across Searls Avenue to a point, being the intersection of the easterly line of Searls Avenue and the southerly line of Bost Avenue; thence along the southerly line of Bost Avenue to its intersection with the westerly line of the State of California ‘freeway; thence the said westerly line in a northeasterly direction to the intersection of said line with the southerly line of the Nevada City Townsite; thence acip is Gi polar ot baron. er : point o: Notice IS FURTHER GIVEN that a public hearing.on said proposal will be held before the City Council on March 10, 1969, at 8:00 o'clock P. M., at the chambers of said Council at the City Hall, Nevada City, California, at which time and place all interested persons may appear and be heard, Dated: February 24, 1969, CITY COUNCIL OF THE By JOHN F. RANKIN, Mayor Date of publication: February 26, 1969. The Forest Service trail crew is made up of 16 hard-working he continued. Defense Attorney Frank Francis told the court that Horney is aware of the seriousness of his transgression and that he has no prior involvement with the law. He said Horney's employers have given him good references and pointed out the Grass Valleyan served honor_ ably with the United States Marines and was wounded in action. He contended Horney claims he will never use the drug again. Asst. Dist. Atty. Ronald MacMillen did not object to the judge following the probation department's recommendations concerning Horney. However MacMillen did voice an objection to a "trend" in which young people appear to be "mad" at police officers and dissatisfied with the law. He said he got the impression that "some" of the narcotics offenders say they will not use drugs, but only because they fear getting "caught." Melvin C. Bangle, 49, El Monte, was given a choice of a fine or time spent in jail, after his plea of nolo contendre (no contest) to a charge of illegally appropriating payments ofa real estate buyer. Services for Dr. O. Hause Funeral services were held here, Monday. for Dr. Oliver (Ollie) Hause, 81, retired Nevada City dentist who died in Miners Hospital February 21 after an iliness of about a month. Dr. Hause was born in San Francisco. He practiced dentistry in Nevada City with his office in the National Hotel building. Survivors include his wife, Lorraine; a son, Oliver of El Cerrito; brother, Edward and sister, Naomi Hause, both of Burlingame and two grandchildren. Dr. Hause had been ill for about one month. IS A FRIENDLY CALL ENOUGH? The new neighbors will be giad to meet you. And they'll want to visit with you.. later. Right now, they need something more—a list of schools and churches, utility companies’ telephone numbers.. all the information one needs on arriving in a strange city. So be a friend indeed. A Welcome Wagon hostess will call at your request to provide all this and gifts as well, Make your welcome warmer when new neighbors arrive. Call Welcome Wagon at