January 15, 1969 (12 pages)

a : 4, ee “a ere ot ne PENN VALLEY MOBILE RANCH Mr, and Mrs, Paul Williams co-owners of Penn Valley Mobile Ranch, had to make a flying trip to Adair, Oklahoma, to check on their lovely 80-acre ranch there, and Fern's mother, Mrs. Ola Marie Ott, is taking care of things at Penn Valley, The $22,000 stabilization pond started. last. year, is now nearing completion, and it will be a big factor in getting more mobile homes into the Ranch, _ GRASS VALLEY MOBILE VILLAGE The flu bug has certainly been busy heré, and the meeting of Mother Lode Chapter 179 of the Golden State Mobilehome Owners League slated for next Tuesday night has been canceled, Our speakers who were to appear will be speaking at the meeting next February 11 at the rec hall, and I invite all mobile home owners to come and hear these young people. Mike Northwood will. be in charge of the men's breakfast next Sunday, and I hope everyone will be well enough to attend and enjoy the excellent food put-out--by Mike and his -committee, MOUNTAIN AIR MOBILE PARK That ole flu bug has been working overtime here with some of our residents very ill. Einnor Anderson, space 35, had the flu and got up too soon and had to be rushed to the docRt.1,Bx 573Grass Valley G! Ph, 273-8954 tor because of a difficulty in breathing. Seems this is one of the bad after-effects of this Hong Kong flu. Lorraine Lentz was a good neighbor and took care of Jack » and Cora Baird when they were so ill, and now she is down with flu, and has ‘been quite sick, but I was told that she took a turn for the better today, When everyone gets well, we are hoping to get a kitchen band started here in the Park, sure can have lots of fun with all those crazy instruments one canmake out of objects from our kitchens, and some times even good music, My trip to Rescue, Calif., Sunday was very successful, and we now have another chapter in our organization, There were approximately 50 people there cx'ta mews ernst SOCigl Security area also, We also had a very goodturnout at Hennessy School Wednesday night at our Golden Chain Chapter 219 of G.S.M.O.L. Mr. Friedrich, our new insurance agent locally for the League, was the guest speaker, and he actually explained insurance so that I could understand it and that is something because all that legal language gets most of us frustrated. DON'T FORGET OUR REGIONAL MEETING SATURDAY JANUARY 25 at 1 p.m. Air Force drivers thinking about you Have you ever wondered why U.S, Air Force Recruiting Representatives. drive their staff ie eee HS Q Childs World To help your children make a quick and happy adjustment in their new surroundCall Your . Welcome Wagon Hostess Phone 273-8954 cars on our nation's highways _ With their Headlights ON? Bt is to denote a pledge of "SAFE DRIVING" toall other motorists, Personnel assigned to Air Force Recruiting Detachment . 606, which covers 41 Northern California Counties, with it's headquarters in Alameda, Calif., drive an average of 62,000 safe miles per month, or 744,000 safe miles per year to bring the Air Force story to all interested young men andwomen, This area of their responsibility, which takes in from Monterey, Merced, Mariposa, and Military Police Co., stationed in Vietnam, is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Steve Eden of Nevada City. Capt. Eden is on his second tour of duty in Vietnam. He is a 1958 graduate of Nevada Union High School, received his bachelor's degree . from University of California at Davis and his commission as an officer in the U. S, Army following ROTC at UCD in 1962, His wife, the former Cheryl Anne Sesma of Vacaville and two children, Christopher and Carrin Kay, are awaiting his return to this country in July 1969. Qand A series Q. I have just moved to this city and I am now working, ‘Can you give me the address of the payment center so Ican stop my checks? A, It is no longer necessary to write to your payment center. Contact your local social security office. They will help you to change your address and if necessary stop your checks, They will notify thepayment center by. teletype. Q. My mother is age 75. She applied for social security benefits several years ago, but was denied, I know of others who have never worked under social security but who are over 72 who receive benefits. Why can't my mother receive benefits? a A, She may-be able to qualify for a "special benefit" payable to persons age 72 and over, This benefit may be payable unless your mother is receiving or entitled to receive any other governmental pension of $40 or more a month, or a public assistance Payment of any amount. She should check with her social security office for complete information. Mono Counties in the South, to ©. What are/the basic requirePoints of Safe Driving," 1, Aim High in Steering. 2, Get The Big Picture, 3, Keep your Eyes Moving. 4, Leave Yourself An Out, 5. Make Sure They See You, ments that must be met in order for a young person to receive benefits as a_student? A, Assuming that the student is the child of a retired, disabled, or deceased person insured under social security, A German schoolmaster named Richard Schirrman opened the first youth hotel in 1910, in an old castle. By 1914 there were 200 hostels in Germany. The African gray parrot is one of the most prized and skilled talkers ayong birds, The largest unit in the Na~ tional Park System is Katmai -National Monument in Alaska — covering 2,697,590 acres, benefits may be paid if the Student is: (1) 18 through 21 years old; (2) a full-time student in an accredited school; (3) unmarried, Q. Lam réceiving social security retirement benefits while working part-time. My employer deducts social security tax from my pay. I'm over 65--do I still have to pay the tax? A. Yes, your employer is correct . in withholding the tax from your earnings. He alsoshares this responsibility. by paying . an amount equal to your social -Security taxes, As long as you work, you continue to pay social security taxes regardless of your age or benefit status, Dairy Princess contest opens Who will be California's next dairy princess? That is the question now being asked throughout dairy circles in California, as the annual quest for a young lady to represent the dairy industry of the state gets underway. Reigning dairy monarch is 19 year old Frances Bispo, of Merced, who will reliquish her crown late in June, at state ceremonies, following fifteen district contests throughout the state. Any young lady between the ages of 17 and 25, unmarried, with a dairy farm, dairy industry, or related dairy ind background, is eligible to enter. Entry forms, with descriptive contest literature, are availnia, 1700 McHenry Avenue, Modesto 95350, Each entrant will be advised on the date and lo rate stays at $4 bs people pay for the voluntary medical insurance part of Medicare will remain at the present $4 per month for the period July 1969 through June 1970, B, H. Paulsen, Marysville social security branch office manager, noted today. A new enrollment period opened January 1, Paulsen said, and will provide another chance for people who missed out earlier to sign up for the protection. For some -those who were born October 1, 1901 or earlier, and those who were enrolled but dropped out before . January 1, 1967 -it will be _ the last chance to enroll. Older people who delay in enrolling pay a premium that is 10 per cent higher for each full year they could have been enrolled but were not. Those who wait three years past their first chance to sign up will not be able to get the coverage at . all. Many of the elderly people in the Grass Valley Nevada City area who have not yet signed up for the supplementary doctor ~ bill insurance will be receiving application blanks in the mail soon. If they have any questions about how to fill them out or about Medicare itself, or if they do’ not receive a form with which to enroll, the people in the Marysville social security office will be glad-to help them. 51, 706 buck tags returned The final total of buck tags returned to the Department of Fish and Game for California's 1968 deer hunting seasons was 51,706 the DFG reported today. The total reported kill was up 29 per cent from the 40,000tags returned in 1967, However, the DFG pointed out that the reported bags for the years 1966, 1967 and 1968 are not directly comparable because of changes inthe tag validation system, Humboldt county, with portions in both the early and late Seasons, was the top buck hunting county with 4,694 tags returned to the DFG, Mendocino county, entirely in the early Season, was No, 2 with 4,222, Siskiyou, 3,857; Shasta, 2,291; in the late season, rounded out the top five counties for reported kill during 1968, : _ Glass that, alters its transparency w the changing brightness of light has been perfected, As a house window, the

a : 4, ee “a ere ot ne PENN VALLEY MOBILE RANCH Mr, and Mrs, Paul Williams co-owners of Penn Valley Mobile Ranch, had to make a flying trip to Adair, Oklahoma, to check on their lovely 80-acre ranch there, and Fern's mother, Mrs. Ola Marie Ott, is taking care of things at Penn Valley, The $22,000 stabilization pond started. last. year, is now nearing completion, and it will be a big factor in getting more mobile homes into the Ranch, _ GRASS VALLEY MOBILE VILLAGE The flu bug has certainly been busy heré, and the meeting of Mother Lode Chapter 179 of the Golden State Mobilehome Owners League slated for next Tuesday night has been canceled, Our speakers who were to appear will be speaking at the meeting next February 11 at the rec hall, and I invite all mobile home owners to come and hear these young people. Mike Northwood will. be in charge of the men's breakfast next Sunday, and I hope everyone will be well enough to attend and enjoy the excellent food put-out--by Mike and his -committee, MOUNTAIN AIR MOBILE PARK That ole flu bug has been working overtime here with some of our residents very ill. Einnor Anderson, space 35, had the flu and got up too soon and had to be rushed to the docRt.1,Bx 573Grass Valley G! Ph, 273-8954 tor because of a difficulty in breathing. Seems this is one of the bad after-effects of this Hong Kong flu. Lorraine Lentz was a good neighbor and took care of Jack » and Cora Baird when they were so ill, and now she is down with flu, and has ‘been quite sick, but I was told that she took a turn for the better today, When everyone gets well, we are hoping to get a kitchen band started here in the Park, sure can have lots of fun with all those crazy instruments one canmake out of objects from our kitchens, and some times even good music, My trip to Rescue, Calif., Sunday was very successful, and we now have another chapter in our organization, There were approximately 50 people there cx'ta mews ernst SOCigl Security area also, We also had a very goodturnout at Hennessy School Wednesday night at our Golden Chain Chapter 219 of G.S.M.O.L. Mr. Friedrich, our new insurance agent locally for the League, was the guest speaker, and he actually explained insurance so that I could understand it and that is something because all that legal language gets most of us frustrated. DON'T FORGET OUR REGIONAL MEETING SATURDAY JANUARY 25 at 1 p.m. Air Force drivers thinking about you Have you ever wondered why U.S, Air Force Recruiting Representatives. drive their staff ie eee HS Q Childs World To help your children make a quick and happy adjustment in their new surroundCall Your . Welcome Wagon Hostess Phone 273-8954 cars on our nation's highways _ With their Headlights ON? Bt is to denote a pledge of "SAFE DRIVING" toall other motorists, Personnel assigned to Air Force Recruiting Detachment . 606, which covers 41 Northern California Counties, with it's headquarters in Alameda, Calif., drive an average of 62,000 safe miles per month, or 744,000 safe miles per year to bring the Air Force story to all interested young men andwomen, This area of their responsibility, which takes in from Monterey, Merced, Mariposa, and Military Police Co., stationed in Vietnam, is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Steve Eden of Nevada City. Capt. Eden is on his second tour of duty in Vietnam. He is a 1958 graduate of Nevada Union High School, received his bachelor's degree . from University of California at Davis and his commission as an officer in the U. S, Army following ROTC at UCD in 1962, His wife, the former Cheryl Anne Sesma of Vacaville and two children, Christopher and Carrin Kay, are awaiting his return to this country in July 1969. Qand A series Q. I have just moved to this city and I am now working, ‘Can you give me the address of the payment center so Ican stop my checks? A, It is no longer necessary to write to your payment center. Contact your local social security office. They will help you to change your address and if necessary stop your checks, They will notify thepayment center by. teletype. Q. My mother is age 75. She applied for social security benefits several years ago, but was denied, I know of others who have never worked

under social security but who are over 72 who receive benefits. Why can't my mother receive benefits? a A, She may-be able to qualify for a "special benefit" payable to persons age 72 and over, This benefit may be payable unless your mother is receiving or entitled to receive any other governmental pension of $40 or more a month, or a public assistance Payment of any amount. She should check with her social security office for complete information. Mono Counties in the South, to ©. What are/the basic requirePoints of Safe Driving," 1, Aim High in Steering. 2, Get The Big Picture, 3, Keep your Eyes Moving. 4, Leave Yourself An Out, 5. Make Sure They See You, ments that must be met in order for a young person to receive benefits as a_student? A, Assuming that the student is the child of a retired, disabled, or deceased person insured under social security, A German schoolmaster named Richard Schirrman opened the first youth hotel in 1910, in an old castle. By 1914 there were 200 hostels in Germany. The African gray parrot is one of the most prized and skilled talkers ayong birds, The largest unit in the Na~ tional Park System is Katmai -National Monument in Alaska — covering 2,697,590 acres, benefits may be paid if the Student is: (1) 18 through 21 years old; (2) a full-time student in an accredited school; (3) unmarried, Q. Lam réceiving social security retirement benefits while working part-time. My employer deducts social security tax from my pay. I'm over 65--do I still have to pay the tax? A. Yes, your employer is correct . in withholding the tax from your earnings. He alsoshares this responsibility. by paying . an amount equal to your social -Security taxes, As long as you work, you continue to pay social security taxes regardless of your age or benefit status, Dairy Princess contest opens Who will be California's next dairy princess? That is the question now being asked throughout dairy circles in California, as the annual quest for a young lady to represent the dairy industry of the state gets underway. Reigning dairy monarch is 19 year old Frances Bispo, of Merced, who will reliquish her crown late in June, at state ceremonies, following fifteen district contests throughout the state. Any young lady between the ages of 17 and 25, unmarried, with a dairy farm, dairy industry, or related dairy ind background, is eligible to enter. Entry forms, with descriptive contest literature, are availnia, 1700 McHenry Avenue, Modesto 95350, Each entrant will be advised on the date and lo rate stays at $4 bs people pay for the voluntary medical insurance part of Medicare will remain at the present $4 per month for the period July 1969 through June 1970, B, H. Paulsen, Marysville social security branch office manager, noted today. A new enrollment period opened January 1, Paulsen said, and will provide another chance for people who missed out earlier to sign up for the protection. For some -those who were born October 1, 1901 or earlier, and those who were enrolled but dropped out before . January 1, 1967 -it will be _ the last chance to enroll. Older people who delay in enrolling pay a premium that is 10 per cent higher for each full year they could have been enrolled but were not. Those who wait three years past their first chance to sign up will not be able to get the coverage at . all. Many of the elderly people in the Grass Valley Nevada City area who have not yet signed up for the supplementary doctor ~ bill insurance will be receiving application blanks in the mail soon. If they have any questions about how to fill them out or about Medicare itself, or if they do’ not receive a form with which to enroll, the people in the Marysville social security office will be glad-to help them. 51, 706 buck tags returned The final total of buck tags returned to the Department of Fish and Game for California's 1968 deer hunting seasons was 51,706 the DFG reported today. The total reported kill was up 29 per cent from the 40,000tags returned in 1967, However, the DFG pointed out that the reported bags for the years 1966, 1967 and 1968 are not directly comparable because of changes inthe tag validation system, Humboldt county, with portions in both the early and late Seasons, was the top buck hunting county with 4,694 tags returned to the DFG, Mendocino county, entirely in the early Season, was No, 2 with 4,222, Siskiyou, 3,857; Shasta, 2,291; in the late season, rounded out the top five counties for reported kill during 1968, : _ Glass that, alters its transparency w the changing brightness of light has been perfected, As a house window, the