January 15, 1969 (12 pages)

SINESS BILLBOARD Rough start for Navy Rous bh lane. . EReady By Fay M. Dunbar 273-2934 At a most enjoyable dinner party last Wednesday night Mr. William Cramer became the new president of the Rough and Ready Chamber of Commerce, "Bill" has a great many plans for our community in the ensuing year so keep your eyes open for the big things that will be happening in Rough and Ready. Other directors for next year will be Charles Sailor, ladies of the Rough and Ready Grange at their next meeting on Tuesday, January 21, Dessert luncheon is at 12 and the business session at 1 p.m, . The regular grange will hold its next meeting Friday, Janvary 17, Potluck dinner will be at 6:30 p.m. Mr. J. W. Weselsky of the U. S, Forest Service will be the speaker. Business session. will start at 8 p.m. * ee * vice president, Doris Bradley, secretary, Helen Avery, treas_ Mr. George Sharpe of London, urer, and Bill Bursill, FayDunEngland is the guest of his sister, Mrs, Frank O'Neal of Rough bar, Helene Hurlbut, Don Litchfield, Willis Perry, Lisetta Scheave, and Bert Spaite, directors, Thanks to the splendid background music of young Mr. David Doolan and the Baboons and Rough and Ready Republic flags, there was a festive atmosphere to the whole evening beginning with the get-acquainted hour at 6 p.m. The hour accomplished its purpose and 56 friends adjourned to the dining room for an excellent dinner served by the ladies of the Grange. The installation of officers was done by Mr. Larry Farrell representing the county chamand Ready. Mary O'Neal says the length of her brother's stay is indefinite. They are both funloving and are having such adelightful time together he might be here for a long time. They attended the Chamber of Commerce. installation dinner last week and delighted everyone who could penetrate their thick English accents. a * Mr, H.T. Dunbar (number one husband for forty one years) visited the eye specialist in Yuba City again last week, Surgery for his left eye was postponed again, The new tentative 5 : Club man $s leave ber. He had some choice bits date is April. Mr. Dunbar has Crazy Horse 4 of humorous wisdom to go along had pia erga his right NEVADA CITY, CALE with the installation ceremony. eye in the past four years. haere wart AD in) acs ay meal tended Mr. Bill ‘Thomas, supervisor After struggling through 36 FROM 4 PM. rolled his small rented 4 9 FISH N CHPS “Til 2 Am car three times just after midof our district, and the evening's Meg with am ae he oo ' ig master of ceremonies, also gave an expert on illness. He adre at Ry, 28 an I oi vises everyone to take care of CHILDREN WITH PARENTS WELCOME Len Gilbert GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. 95945 was taken to the hospital for emergency treatment of a head us some wise counseling and a humorous reminiscence or two Entertainment prodided, their eyes, "They.are your most precious possession," he says. * * injury. BOWLING & BILLIARDS : iby = DES L Mr, John Kartozian at the honkypoet:fi sSetinare Cassa eusile Chico, he told the California Dance Hall Girls" of our Seour house. He is too fastidious Jolly Roger Lanes Highway Patrolman after landing cession Days finished offa'tun" to be happy with a sand box LUG pens: ae at Loma Rica airport and renting as well as a business evening, 0d so wakes me at the most Grass Valley, Calif. 2 cat. He went around at Retiring President Fay Dun4Wful hours. This morning it 429 6. A068 BD. RASSVALLEV, Cate. : ar acurve was just 4:15 a.m. His waking : ‘mg about 55 miles per hour, he said, bar was erie an lovely (me) isn't gentle He is part REAL ESTATE ag ee Gakide ok nek tee toe — Peston dings : ; ‘such a successful 1968, "Yowl" that: the Sia(Pleneer Antiques ®i.} There's a home in your futere with Bete tran sige te —" +** mese part is concentrated inthe major damage, Joseph Edward Treadway, 7 Voice. ‘He ‘stands. at* the door, Nevada “Memorial. Hospital by inches, entered this weary old ther, and -waits until the last ‘Twin’ Cities ambulance for world: at 2:01 a.m, -on January ‘Minute before he:says anything. emergency treatment. 10-to-give:it some added:bright,S0 when I “hear thatYowl. I . move, I. was really sleeping ‘He was cited by the CHP : driving . at-an suscndien He Mrs,: Lymn Treadway, are ~Soundly this morning, Now, 4 “for conditions. Mother: hours. and 3: cups-of coffee later former Loretta Avery, daughter Tm still kind of "shook", At ne of Mr, and Mrs, R. W, Avery least ‘my column will: be. Potluck ‘dinner cof Rough and Ready. “time, And: it's'-such =a. lovely 3 ++# rainy day, That is, it will be for R&R grange Miss Linda Vaars has abusy if that dreadful wind lets: up. ~ the first meeting of the new year at 6:30 p.m. Jan. 17, Joevening's program. The business meeting, conducted by the 1969 officers, will start at 8 p.m, Stamp vending Linda will be. married -at the” where Mr, Locatelli's employer is developing a new subdivision Linda is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Ed Vaars of Rough and Ready. * * seph Weselsky of the U.S, Gr as P FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Portal Aapsios af ctve ntee: Talay) he Soe Ea Ee: Laiatleld, wih-oumar oe eck 111 W. MAIN P.O. BOX 1034 ture and show slides at the make their home at Clear Lake etary-treasurer, Current president Jane Walter will take care of 1969 publicity, Helen. freshment committee, And the. ladies in charge of ways and } [B08 LONG INSURANCE] 707 NEVADA City HiOHWAY [. wie ORASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA Ske PHONE 273-2038 fy ORIVE CAREFULLY Represznting The Travelers las, Conspanies Mr, Roy Bradley, who is recovering from a critical illness, left last Thursday on a trip to So, California, No, not a vacavay tion! Ray says "since he can't machine swiped from National The Nevada City Police Department is investigating the theft of a stamp vending mawork: anyway" he might as well “kill two birds with one stone," His doctor from. down south is WATER PROBLEMS For Big Results Call chine from the lobby of the going to complete some corA. SMALL National Hotel, ae rective surgety on Ray's knee, roe . bes Call 273-4493 Police Chief Jim Moon said which had been in the planning i JANITORIAL SERVICE Pumps—Filt the theft of the small unit was stage for a long time. Doris P Women’s Janitorial Service UMPS—Fivers reported Wednesday night. Loss Bradley went along to chauffer, for Office Or Home ac Ter estimated me sopronianntely aa q — 751 273-434 A. equipment,stamps, and _ Mrs; Myrtle Hester of Penn r= Ss “a Se . ING & SON pc Valley wilt be wie sing GET RESULTS )

SINESS BILLBOARD Rough start for Navy Rous bh lane. . EReady By Fay M. Dunbar 273-2934 At a most enjoyable dinner party last Wednesday night Mr. William Cramer became the new president of the Rough and Ready Chamber of Commerce, "Bill" has a great many plans for our community in the ensuing year so keep your eyes open for the big things that will be happening in Rough and Ready. Other directors for next year will be Charles Sailor, ladies of the Rough and Ready Grange at their next meeting on Tuesday, January 21, Dessert luncheon is at 12 and the business session at 1 p.m, . The regular grange will hold its next meeting Friday, Janvary 17, Potluck dinner will be at 6:30 p.m. Mr. J. W. Weselsky of the U. S, Forest Service will be the speaker. Business session. will start at 8 p.m. * ee * vice president, Doris Bradley, secretary, Helen Avery, treas_ Mr. George Sharpe of London, urer, and Bill Bursill, FayDunEngland is the guest of his sister, Mrs, Frank O'Neal of Rough bar, Helene Hurlbut, Don Litchfield, Willis Perry, Lisetta Scheave, and Bert Spaite, directors, Thanks to the splendid background music of young Mr. David Doolan and the Baboons and Rough and Ready Republic flags, there was a festive atmosphere to the whole evening beginning with the get-acquainted hour at 6 p.m. The hour accomplished its purpose and 56 friends adjourned to the dining room for an excellent dinner served by the ladies of the Grange. The installation of officers was done by Mr. Larry Farrell representing the county chamand Ready. Mary O'Neal says the length of her brother's stay is indefinite. They are both funloving and are having such adelightful time together he might be here for a long time. They attended the Chamber of Commerce. installation dinner last week and delighted everyone who could penetrate their thick English accents. a * Mr, H.T. Dunbar (number one husband for forty one years) visited the eye specialist in Yuba City again last week, Surgery for his left eye was postponed again, The new tentative 5 : Club man $s leave ber. He had some choice bits date is April. Mr. Dunbar has Crazy Horse 4 of humorous wisdom to go along had pia erga his right NEVADA CITY, CALE with the installation ceremony. eye in the past four years. haere wart AD in) acs ay meal tended Mr. Bill ‘Thomas, supervisor After struggling through 36 FROM 4 PM. rolled his small rented 4 9 FISH N CHPS “Til 2 Am car three times just after midof our district, and the evening's Meg with am ae he oo ' ig master of ceremonies, also gave an expert on illness. He adre at Ry, 28 an I oi vises everyone to take care of CHILDREN WITH PARENTS WELCOME Len Gilbert GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. 95945 was taken to the hospital for emergency treatment of a head us some wise counseling and a

humorous reminiscence or two Entertainment prodided, their eyes, "They.are your most precious possession," he says. * * injury. BOWLING & BILLIARDS : iby = DES L Mr, John Kartozian at the honkypoet:fi sSetinare Cassa eusile Chico, he told the California Dance Hall Girls" of our Seour house. He is too fastidious Jolly Roger Lanes Highway Patrolman after landing cession Days finished offa'tun" to be happy with a sand box LUG pens: ae at Loma Rica airport and renting as well as a business evening, 0d so wakes me at the most Grass Valley, Calif. 2 cat. He went around at Retiring President Fay Dun4Wful hours. This morning it 429 6. A068 BD. RASSVALLEV, Cate. : ar acurve was just 4:15 a.m. His waking : ‘mg about 55 miles per hour, he said, bar was erie an lovely (me) isn't gentle He is part REAL ESTATE ag ee Gakide ok nek tee toe — Peston dings : ; ‘such a successful 1968, "Yowl" that: the Sia(Pleneer Antiques ®i.} There's a home in your futere with Bete tran sige te —" +** mese part is concentrated inthe major damage, Joseph Edward Treadway, 7 Voice. ‘He ‘stands. at* the door, Nevada “Memorial. Hospital by inches, entered this weary old ther, and -waits until the last ‘Twin’ Cities ambulance for world: at 2:01 a.m, -on January ‘Minute before he:says anything. emergency treatment. 10-to-give:it some added:bright,S0 when I “hear thatYowl. I . move, I. was really sleeping ‘He was cited by the CHP : driving . at-an suscndien He Mrs,: Lymn Treadway, are ~Soundly this morning, Now, 4 “for conditions. Mother: hours. and 3: cups-of coffee later former Loretta Avery, daughter Tm still kind of "shook", At ne of Mr, and Mrs, R. W, Avery least ‘my column will: be. Potluck ‘dinner cof Rough and Ready. “time, And: it's'-such =a. lovely 3 ++# rainy day, That is, it will be for R&R grange Miss Linda Vaars has abusy if that dreadful wind lets: up. ~ the first meeting of the new year at 6:30 p.m. Jan. 17, Joevening's program. The business meeting, conducted by the 1969 officers, will start at 8 p.m, Stamp vending Linda will be. married -at the” where Mr, Locatelli's employer is developing a new subdivision Linda is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Ed Vaars of Rough and Ready. * * seph Weselsky of the U.S, Gr as P FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Portal Aapsios af ctve ntee: Talay) he Soe Ea Ee: Laiatleld, wih-oumar oe eck 111 W. MAIN P.O. BOX 1034 ture and show slides at the make their home at Clear Lake etary-treasurer, Current president Jane Walter will take care of 1969 publicity, Helen. freshment committee, And the. ladies in charge of ways and } [B08 LONG INSURANCE] 707 NEVADA City HiOHWAY [. wie ORASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA Ske PHONE 273-2038 fy ORIVE CAREFULLY Represznting The Travelers las, Conspanies Mr, Roy Bradley, who is recovering from a critical illness, left last Thursday on a trip to So, California, No, not a vacavay tion! Ray says "since he can't machine swiped from National The Nevada City Police Department is investigating the theft of a stamp vending mawork: anyway" he might as well “kill two birds with one stone," His doctor from. down south is WATER PROBLEMS For Big Results Call chine from the lobby of the going to complete some corA. SMALL National Hotel, ae rective surgety on Ray's knee, roe . bes Call 273-4493 Police Chief Jim Moon said which had been in the planning i JANITORIAL SERVICE Pumps—Filt the theft of the small unit was stage for a long time. Doris P Women’s Janitorial Service UMPS—Fivers reported Wednesday night. Loss Bradley went along to chauffer, for Office Or Home ac Ter estimated me sopronianntely aa q — 751 273-434 A. equipment,stamps, and _ Mrs; Myrtle Hester of Penn r= Ss “a Se . ING & SON pc Valley wilt be wie sing GET RESULTS )