February 8, 1967 (20 pages)

XY. 5’ ae a oS ‘si ys ; 5 “* 12 . THe Nugget. February 8, 1967 Penn Valley News J ic Moore Box 3 Mobifohome Ranch 273 -6656 The Penn Valley Eine Church appearsregularly in this column because it is one of the major centers of social activity in this progressive and friendly area, The following is an account of a few things that are underway and on the agenda for the near future. An intensive effort is being made now to ready the building for an earlierthan-usual Easter this year, by interior painting. If sufficient funds become available, a wall-to-wall carpet will be installed over the present concrete floor. A Boys Brigade Battalion is soon to be organized and sponsored by the church membersand friends. The Boys Brigade program is similar to the. Boy Scout program, but the emphasis of the training is placed upon spiritual growth and healthy moralattitudes, It is led by at least two men a Captain anda lieutenant, This church was also chosen to be the hosting church for the 150th anniversary observance of the American Sunday School Union, which will be held soon here in Penn Valley. se ¢ eo @ @ Mrs, Darla Lee Moore, 25, of Penn Valley gave birth to her fifth child or fourth son on January 24at 10:10 P.M, Gregory Boone was delivered at the Nevada General Hospital during a gentle snowfall by Marie Crookshanks, R.N, and the well-known and popular C, Jackson Rayburn, M.D, The baby.weighed an even nine pounds, and had an abundance of long black hairs on his head. Gregory's father is recovering nicely mostly from the unexpected abundance of beip ‘fon sincere friends and nelghbors, Among the persons donat~ ing their time and assistance are: Corinna Kari, Shirley Crom, Pamela Kari, Judy Pierson, and Kathy Kari, all of Penn Valley. ee e¢ 28 According to Tom Stanley, district Commissioner for the Boy. Scouts of America, a "Court of Honor” program is planned for 7:30P,M. on February 8. This special meeting and all regular meetings are open ‘to the interested public, and are held at the Ready Springs School. Mr. Stanley. resides in Grass Valley, Albert Sears is the scoytmaster of our Penn Valley Troop 299, sess ¢ 8 Mr, Jack Planchon is hoping to go fishing sometime this winter along the balmy west coast of Mexico, Infact, a small number of Penn Valley men would like to pool their resources and make a group venture out of this. Part of the reason for this planned trip, according to Jack is to temporarily escape from the present rainy and chilling weather which we are experiencing, here. *eet 8 8 & Robert and Lucille Hauser and children accepted an invitation for supper by some friends of theirs who live in Marysville. The dinmer date was set for January 28. Robert Hauser is employed by the State Division of Highways in Marysville, and has worked for that-agency for about seventeen years, His job consists of both indoor and outdoor activities, Bob and family live on Easy Street in Lazy 7 ee Acres. sentess8 By.Cy Armstrong vavexss. pewzsa permes \ \P.0. Box 1267 The search for the body of PFC Doug Holloman, 21, who was one of the 4 people killed in a single car accident near Farad Saturday has been temporarily postponed,’ Sheriffs personnel, army personnel and rescue squads have been comb‘ing the area on the Truckee River near the scene this week to no avail because of the high and turbulant waters due to recent rains, e*e 8+. @ Directors of the Truckee Park & Recreation District voted Thursday night to recommend Mrs, Marygrey Fish of Truckee to the Board of Supervisors to fill the vacant opening in the Recreation District, Mrs, Fish was named after consideration of 4 other candidates from this area, ee eo a8 Aclear and beautiful weekend weather, coupled with new snow from the two preceeding weekend storms, lured thousands of skiers to ‘this area this past weekend, . se 2 Bob Wieley: snow survey supervisor for the U, S, Soil Conservation Service said that , the irrigation water outlook is termed “real good" for the coming season, Water content of the snow pack is nearly the amount recorded in April narmals, see 8 8 Nothing upsets a man’s work schedule like the idea of a vacation, ; Mike Novak, of the Donner. Lake Utility Company is back on the job after being hospitali for complete exhaustion from his efforts during our recent big storm and power outage. ; eoeses . TRUCKEE GROWS Mr. & Mrs, Edward N, Awerope owners of the Truckee Hotel have made application with the Nevada County Plan— Agency for a use permit mit construction of a 200 une Campground and mobilehome park on property.located onthe westerly side of Highway 89 North 1000 feet north of its intersection with interstate 80, Public hearings on the project are scheduled in Nevada City on February 13, Jack Wolert, local building contractor has. received permission from the Board of Sup-ervisors after being turned down, by the planning Agency to build aseven unit motel on his-prop-. erty south of the Truckee ‘river near the Brockway shortcut. Boy Scouts : Celebrate 57th. Anniversary : ee week. eidiale oe » through February 13, ae ke ‘57th anniversary of the founding of Scouting. In 1910 the idea of Scouting was brought into focus and since that time ithas grown yearly into the most influential organization for our boys in the World, PresidentLyndonB, .Johnson today told the 5,8 million members of the Boy Scouts of America that "Boy Scout Week calls our attention. tothe wholesome influence of Scouting on the lives of millions of Americans---and thus on our progress as a nation, ” He voiced the hope that the XII World Jamboree to be held August 1 to 9 at Farragut State Park, Idaho, "will quicken among boys of many nations the desire for understanding and passion for peace upon which. rests the future of all men, " The President's message for Boy Scout Week, was released here by the Tahoe Area Council, Boy Scouts of America through W. D. Laughlin, President, Laughlin received the message through Chief Scout Executive Joseph A, Brunton, Jr. The President's message follows: To the Boy Scouts of America and Their Leaders, Every society has vested its hope for tomorrow in the caliber of its youth, For youngsters without purpose or inspiration will grow into a generation without leadership or concern, Young men must be trained well in the duties and opportunities of citizenship, They must develop strength of character and an intense loyalty to the institutions of freedom, They mustbe physically fit and mentally keen, ~ The Boy Scouts of America adopt these qualities as goals, Boy Scout Week calls our attention to the wholesome influence of Scouting on the lives of millions of Americans--and thus on our progress as a nation, It also is an occasion for commending the volunteers and sponsors who sustain the Boy Scout movement, And in this. special year, I want to join in welcoming Scouts of other lands to the United States, I trust that the 1967 World Scout Jamboree will quicken among boys of many nations the desire for understanding and passion for peace upon which rests the future of all men, Lyndon B,; Johnson Mr, Johnson is Honorary President of the Boy Scouts of America, He is the fourth President to havehad an active record with Scouting before entering the White House, He was an active Scout leader with the Capitol Area Council at Austin, Tex,, serving on its Exploring committee, He-was a member of the NationalCouncil from 1959 through 1963 -In 1963 he helped to organize Post 1200 in Washington, D.C,, which was chartered to the House of Representatives for page boys working in the U.S, Congress, dressing the Sixth National Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge, Pa., on July 23, 1964, he was presented Scouting‘s highest honor, the Silver Buffalo Award for distinguished service to boyhood. The three earlier Presidents with Scouting records were: Franklin D, Roosevelt, one of the organizers and President of the Greater New York Coun. cils; Dwight D, Eisenhower, member of the National Executive Board since 1948, and John F, Kennedy, member of Troop 2, Bronxville, N. Y. from 1929 to 1931 and a leader of the Boston Council, In 1964 before ad. fH ee om 194 ~The "eyes" not * ayes” te it in Rough. and Ready these days. Mr." Jack Bixler ‘hada very tricky bit of eye surgery last week, The surgery was successful and according to Jack, nottco painful, Mr. Hugh Dunbar is in the hospital again, his third trip within the past year for eye surgery. A -. pupilectomy was performed last Friday, The, eye is recovering nicely and this time success seems assured, e*ee2 28 & \ "Our Town" is a wonderful town, Perhaps I should say the people in it are wonderful, Rough and Ready'‘s infant fire department had, among its other problems, the need for a home for its fire truck, The poor thing had been standing out __in the weather for several years, which doesn’t make for happy machinery or for sure starts in time of need, Just when Dale Haines, fire chief and mechanic, had about given up the good fight, along came Jack Bixler with the whole solution, He had a lovely big chicken house that we could use if we wanted, It is right in the center of town and all it needed was a little gravel on the driveway in case of heavy rain, We wanted! ee ¢ &@ @ hy Ph The oueb and Ready Ghuignher of Commerce ba meet to“night, Thursday, at 8:00'p, m, at the Grange Hall, . Everyoud is welcome, Committee hopefully all 10 of them, wi be giving their reports and pre= senting their budgets, It promises to be a fruitful evening, There will be a coffee hour following the meeting, * ¢@2 @ @ Eight Rough aftd Ready Grangers journeyed to Elk Grove last Saturday for a day of visiting and an exchange of ideas with the many Granges in thé District 6 area, Luncheon was served by the ladies of the Elk .Grove Grange, Rough and Ready Grange will entertain with a public party Sunday February 12 from 1:00 to 4:00 at the Grange Hall, es 2e¢e2 88 If there were any weddings or new babies in Rough and Ready last week, I misséd them, Maybe I was too busy with Tadpole and Sampson and Delilah, our spring crop of lambs, sess @ & It is excusable to get tired when you work hard but the trouble with the average person is a tendency to get tired before working. ee¢ 2 Make Reservations now for Mallikoff Diggings Campsites Eric H, Leffingwell, Historic Park Supervisor in charge of the Malakoff Diggings State Park advises that they are now taking reservations for use of the group area for the coming summer season, day or night use, for overnight camping. The area will now accommodate 50 persons for either Facilities at the site include a large bar-b-que pit, reer Pyros y water and sanitary conveniences, A delightful cam 1 circle is located nearby, To make reservations for a stay at this area, write to: Historic Park Supervisor, Malakoff Di gs State Historic Park, North Bloomfield, Nevada City, California, © Fees for adult groups using group areas within the State Park system are 25¢ per person with a minimum of. $2.50 per group. The fee for group use by youth or student groups is 10¢ per person or $1. 00 minimum, Present family facilities consist of 12 family campsites for overnight use and the camp picnic area for day use, on a first come, first serve basis, Each family camp site consists of a Drinking water is piped nearby and sanitary facilities are located close by. A camp fire circle table, stove and food. locker. is also conveniently located, Plans are well underway to expand on the family campsites and picnic area, By June 30, 1967 there will be 30 more family sites available, A new picnic area is being located at the Blair where swimming is available. There is a charge‘of $1.00 per car per night made for the use of the family campsites, Day use charges are 50¢ per car per day, Malakoff Diggings is proving to be one of the most popular vacation spots in the area and its use is growing rapidly according to the Supervisor. “I must say—you caught the real 20 Yeer Old Business Changes Name The Hobbyhouse Office Equipment Company, 121 Main Street, Grass Valley, has changed its name to Frank's Office Equipment and will continue doing business at the same loeation, Mr. Frank Jacobs is the Owner Manager, tt[LLLL/ We can'‘ttell you why, but this cartoon is one of our favorites, We have had’ it for a time in our file and just never seemed to get the place to use it, Now that we have it and present itto you, we feel much About the o only rod the’ ‘modern boy knows anything at all about isa fishing ro rod, s Suitor Speaks to fitbecs "I"ve hand a Sn wf ‘our daughter ‘s ‘ont rooms and use a = itches, =a s see 8 € A kiss that speaks volu seldom a’ frst edition, a @g

XY. 5’ ae a oS ‘si ys ; 5 “* 12 . THe Nugget.. February 8, 1967 Penn Valley News J ic Moore Box 3 Mobifohome Ranch 273 -6656 The Penn Valley Eine Church appearsregularly in this column because it is one of the major centers of social activity in this progressive and friendly area, The following is an account of a few things that are underway and on the agenda for the near future. An intensive effort is being made now to ready the building for an earlierthan-usual Easter this year, by interior painting. If sufficient funds become available, a wall-to-wall carpet will be installed over the present concrete floor. A Boys Brigade Battalion is soon to be organized and sponsored by the church membersand friends. The Boys Brigade program is similar to the. Boy Scout program, but the emphasis of the training is placed upon spiritual growth and healthy moralattitudes, It is led by at least two men a Captain anda lieutenant, This church was also chosen to be the hosting church for the 150th anniversary observance of the American Sunday School Union, which will be held soon here in Penn Valley. se ¢ eo @ @ Mrs, Darla Lee Moore, 25, of Penn Valley gave birth to her fifth child or fourth son on January 24at 10:10 P.M, Gregory Boone was delivered at the Nevada General Hospital during a gentle snowfall by Marie Crookshanks, R.N, and the well-known and popular C, Jackson Rayburn, M.D, The baby.weighed an even nine pounds, and had an abundance of long black hairs on his head. Gregory's father is recovering nicely mostly from the unexpected abundance of beip ‘fon sincere friends and nelghbors, Among the persons donat~ ing their time and assistance are: Corinna Kari, Shirley Crom, Pamela Kari, Judy Pierson, and Kathy Kari, all of Penn Valley. ee e¢ 28 According to Tom Stanley, district Commissioner for the Boy. Scouts of America, a "Court of Honor” program is planned for 7:30P,M. on February 8. This special meeting and all regular meetings are open ‘to the interested public, and are held at the Ready Springs School. Mr. Stanley. resides in Grass Valley, Albert Sears is the scoytmaster of our Penn Valley Troop 299, sess ¢ 8 Mr, Jack Planchon is hoping to go fishing sometime this winter along the balmy west coast of Mexico, Infact, a small number of Penn Valley men would like to pool their resources and make a group venture out of this. Part of the reason for this planned trip, according to Jack is to temporarily escape from the present rainy and chilling weather which we are experiencing, here. *eet 8 8 & Robert and Lucille Hauser and children accepted an invitation for supper by some friends of theirs who live in Marysville. The dinmer date was set for January 28. Robert Hauser is employed by the State Division of Highways in Marysville, and has worked for that-agency for about seventeen years, His job consists of both indoor and outdoor activities, Bob and family live on Easy Street in Lazy 7 ee Acres. sentess8 By.Cy Armstrong vavexss. pewzsa permes \ \P.0. Box 1267 The search for the body of PFC Doug Holloman, 21, who was one of the 4 people killed in a single car accident near Farad Saturday has been temporarily postponed,’ Sheriffs personnel, army personnel and rescue squads have been comb‘ing the area on the Truckee River near the scene this week to no avail because of the high and turbulant waters due to recent rains, e*e 8+. @ Directors of the Truckee Park & Recreation District voted Thursday night to recommend Mrs, Marygrey Fish of Truckee to the Board of Supervisors to fill the vacant opening in the Recreation District, Mrs, Fish was named after consideration of 4 other candidates from this area, ee eo a8 Aclear and beautiful weekend weather, coupled with new snow from the two preceeding weekend storms, lured thousands of skiers to ‘this area this past weekend, . se 2 Bob Wieley: snow survey supervisor for the U, S, Soil Conservation Service said that , the irrigation water outlook is termed “real good" for the coming season, Water content of the snow pack is nearly the amount recorded in April narmals, see 8 8 Nothing upsets a man’s work schedule like the idea of a vacation, ; Mike Novak, of the Donner. Lake Utility Company is back on the job after being hospitali for complete exhaustion from his efforts during our recent big storm and power outage. ; eoeses . TRUCKEE GROWS Mr. & Mrs, Edward N, Awerope owners of the Truckee Hotel have made application with the Nevada County Plan— Agency for a use permit mit construction of a 200 une Campground and mobilehome park on property.located onthe westerly side of Highway 89 North 1000 feet north of its intersection with interstate 80, Public hearings on the project are scheduled in Nevada City on February 13, Jack Wolert, local building contractor has. received permission from the Board of Sup-ervisors after being turned down, by the planning Agency to build aseven unit motel on his-prop-. erty south of the Truckee ‘river near the Brockway shortcut. Boy Scouts : Celebrate 57th. Anniversary : ee week. eidiale oe » through February 13, ae ke ‘57th anniversary of the founding of Scouting. In 1910 the idea of Scouting was brought into focus and since that time ithas grown yearly into the most influential organization for our boys in the World, PresidentLyndonB, .Johnson today told the 5,8 million members of the Boy Scouts of America that "Boy Scout Week calls our attention. tothe wholesome influence of Scouting on the lives of millions of Americans---and thus on our progress as a nation, ” He voiced the hope that the XII World Jamboree to be held August 1 to 9 at Farragut State Park, Idaho, "will quicken among boys of many nations the desire for understanding and passion for peace upon which. rests the future of all men, " The President's message for Boy Scout Week, was released here by the Tahoe Area Council, Boy Scouts of America through W. D. Laughlin, President, Laughlin received the message through Chief Scout Executive Joseph A, Brunton, Jr. The President's message follows: To the Boy Scouts of America and Their Leaders, Every society has vested its hope for tomorrow in the caliber of its youth, For youngsters

without purpose or inspiration will grow into a generation without leadership or concern, Young men must be trained well in the duties and opportunities of citizenship, They must develop strength of character and an intense loyalty to the institutions of freedom, They mustbe physically fit and mentally keen, ~ The Boy Scouts of America adopt these qualities as goals, Boy Scout Week calls our attention to the wholesome influence of Scouting on the lives of millions of Americans--and thus on our progress as a nation, It also is an occasion for commending the volunteers and sponsors who sustain the Boy Scout movement, And in this. special year, I want to join in welcoming Scouts of other lands to the United States, I trust that the 1967 World Scout Jamboree will quicken among boys of many nations the desire for understanding and passion for peace upon which rests the future of all men, Lyndon B,; Johnson Mr, Johnson is Honorary President of the Boy Scouts of America, He is the fourth President to havehad an active record with Scouting before entering the White House, He was an active Scout leader with the Capitol Area Council at Austin, Tex,, serving on its Exploring committee, He-was a member of the NationalCouncil from 1959 through 1963 -In 1963 he helped to organize Post 1200 in Washington, D.C,, which was chartered to the House of Representatives for page boys working in the U.S, Congress, dressing the Sixth National Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge, Pa., on July 23, 1964, he was presented Scouting‘s highest honor, the Silver Buffalo Award for distinguished service to boyhood. The three earlier Presidents with Scouting records were: Franklin D, Roosevelt, one of the organizers and President of the Greater New York Coun. cils; Dwight D, Eisenhower, member of the National Executive Board since 1948, and John F, Kennedy, member of Troop 2, Bronxville, N. Y. from 1929 to 1931 and a leader of the Boston Council, In 1964 before ad. fH ee om 194 ~The "eyes" not * ayes” te it in Rough. and Ready these days.. Mr." Jack Bixler ‘hada very tricky bit of eye surgery last week, The surgery was successful and according to Jack, nottco painful, Mr. Hugh Dunbar is in the hospital again, his third trip within the past year for eye surgery. A -. pupilectomy was performed last Friday, The, eye is recovering nicely and this time success seems assured, e*ee2 28 & \ "Our Town" is a wonderful town, Perhaps I should say the people in it are wonderful, Rough and Ready'‘s infant fire department had, among its other problems, the need for a home for its fire truck, The poor thing had been standing out __in the weather for several years, which doesn’t make for happy machinery or for sure starts in time of need, Just when Dale Haines, fire chief and mechanic, had about given up the good fight, along came Jack Bixler with the whole solution, He had a lovely big chicken house that we could use if we wanted, It is right in the center of town and all it needed was a little gravel on the driveway in case of heavy rain, We wanted! ee ¢ &@ @ hy Ph The oueb and Ready Ghuignher of Commerce ba meet to“night, Thursday, at 8:00'p, m, at the Grange Hall, . Everyoud is welcome, Committee hopefully all 10 of them, wi be giving their reports and pre= senting their budgets, It promises to be a fruitful evening, There will be a coffee hour following the meeting, * ¢@2 @ @ Eight Rough aftd Ready Grangers journeyed to Elk Grove last Saturday for a day of visiting and an exchange of ideas with the many Granges in thé District 6 area, Luncheon was served by the ladies of the Elk .Grove Grange, Rough and Ready Grange will entertain with a public party Sunday February 12 from 1:00 to 4:00 at the Grange Hall, es 2e¢e2 88 If there were any weddings or new babies in Rough and Ready last week, I misséd them, Maybe I was too busy with Tadpole and Sampson and Delilah, our spring crop of lambs, sess @ & It is excusable to get tired when you work hard but the trouble with the average person is a tendency to get tired before working. ee¢ 2 Make Reservations now for Mallikoff Diggings Campsites Eric H, Leffingwell, Historic Park Supervisor in charge of the Malakoff Diggings State Park advises that they are now taking reservations for use of the group area for the coming summer season, day or night use, for overnight camping. The area will now accommodate 50 persons for either Facilities at the site include a large bar-b-que pit, reer Pyros y water and sanitary conveniences, A delightful cam 1 circle is located nearby, To make reservations for a stay at this area, write to: Historic Park Supervisor, Malakoff Di gs State Historic Park, North Bloomfield, Nevada City, California, © Fees for adult groups using group areas within the State Park system are 25¢ per person with a minimum of. $2.50 per group. The fee for group use by youth or student groups is 10¢ per person or $1. 00 minimum, Present family facilities consist of 12 family campsites for overnight use and the camp picnic area for day use, on a first come, first serve basis, Each family camp site consists of a Drinking water is piped nearby and sanitary facilities are located close by. A camp fire circle table, stove and food. locker. is also conveniently located, Plans are well underway to expand on the family campsites and picnic area, By June 30, 1967 there will be 30 more family sites available, A new picnic area is being located at the Blair where swimming is available. There is a charge‘of $1.00 per car per night made for the use of the family campsites, Day use charges are 50¢ per car per day, Malakoff Diggings is proving to be one of the most popular vacation spots in the area and its use is growing rapidly according to the Supervisor. “I must say—you caught the real 20 Yeer Old Business Changes Name The Hobbyhouse Office Equipment Company, 121 Main Street, Grass Valley, has changed its name to Frank's Office Equipment and will continue doing business at the same loeation, Mr. Frank Jacobs is the Owner Manager, tt[LLLL/ We can'‘ttell you why, but this cartoon is one of our favorites, We have had’ it for a time in our file and just never seemed to get the place to use it, Now that we have it and present itto you, we feel much About the o only rod the’ ‘modern boy knows anything at all about isa fishing ro rod, s Suitor Speaks to fitbecs "I"ve hand a Sn wf ‘our daughter ‘s ‘ont rooms and use a = itches, =a s see 8 € A kiss that speaks volu seldom a’ frst edition, a @g