January 18, 1967 (16 pages)

bas = This Happened 41 Years ago Big 405 pound Bear trapped this week!L. Nelz a local stone cutter Since our arrival here, one fact has become quite evident to us. ’ The people of this area will go toward building a great community. Take the Recreation Commission for example.~ Your writer is now a member of that Commission and the first meeting that he will attend will be held in Truckee this Tuesday evening. The Commission has a policy of meeting aie alternate locations and Truckee is the next site, _weather permitting, « : We look forward to this meeting for we do have some ideas about the importafice of improving our recreation facilities, With the coming tourist season there will be thousands of folks come into our area looking for places to stay and to play, It will be their-vacation time and here in Nevada County is one of the most iriteresting spots, The job of the Recreation Commission is to provide certain plans for. the welfare and entertainment of our visitors as well as take care of our local folks who like to get out into the wide open spaces for fun and recreation, : ; The Commission has a big job to, do and we are entering into the program with a feeling that we would like to know more about the problem. Some of you readers no doubt have some good ideas about -it so why not write us a letter and give us your thoughts on the matter. Your letters will be published if you say so, and your suggestions. will receive our best attention. ' eseteeee2e 8 8 8 6 5 Percy, thats our cat, believes in recreation, His idea of fun is to get out in the open and of all things chase birds. If the birds outwit him he concentrates on the Gopher diggings. Now Percy is an expert on catching gophers. He has a long record of achievement in catching them, having brought in more than 100 each season, Just as soon as the weather warms up a bit, we have no doubt but thathe will get busy on this recreation project. Too bad that gopher hides are not marketable, for Mr. P. could get rich, ; eeneteeeeeses = We thank our reader for this one: aa : "Slow me’ wn, Lord, I gm going too fast; I can't see .ny brother when he's walking past. I miss ‘a lot 6t Y6dd ‘things day by way; I don't know a blessing when it comes my way. Slow me down, Lord, so I can talk with some of your Angels, Slow me down to a walk!" ees ee 8 8&8 ee 8 It was Anthony's first ride on a railway train, and the succession of wonders reduced. him to a state of hysterical astonishment. The. train rounded a slight bend and, with a shriek of its whistle, plunged into a tunnel, i ‘ . Suddenly the trainrushed into broad daylight again, and his voice was liftéd in wonder. "It's tomorrow !" he exclaimed. 3 ; _* © eee ee eee Boy : »igpader:--" Are you sure you are qualified to lead a rock-'n roll and? : ‘3 : ; Applicant---"Absolutely. I've had two nervous breakdowns, was shellshocked in the service, and I live in an apartment above a familyswith twelve noisy children, " . eeeseepe ee eee “Helen is two-thirds married to Bob, " "Really?" galie "Yes; she's ready and willing and the preacher is able, " eee @@# @e# @ & @ Little Bobbie, aged four, seeing a fullgrandmother for the first time--have any legs?" length picture of his "But, mother, didn't grandma ee ee @ ee Bee Two sweet young things watching the Greyhound bus TV advertisement were enchanted with the driver. Said one tothe other after the commercial: “All out, everybody . And leave the driver to us, " DIRKSON SAYS ADVERTISING VITAL TO BUSINESS . The current trend in government circles ‘to seek strangling controls over advertising as being “econom_ ically wasteful and anti-social” has aroused a powerful protest from Senator Everett Dirksen. Tired o hearing the industry denigrated in the Senate anti-trust and monopoly subcommittee, the Illinois veteran declared recently that moves to control it raise serious questions about freedom of speech and of the press as guaranteed by the first amendment. “Freedom in the market place,” said Mr. Dirksen, “means the right of the people to be informed of what is being offered for sale and the right of the seller to inform the people of what he has to sell. It may be an idea, a product, service — many things. But the advertisement is as much a part of the daily news as any other event that is being reported. Including, as the Senator no doubt would agree, the political statements of advertising’s most vocal enemies. . GRAMID MASS ME ‘ ALL OPPOSED To. are alive and interested in the things that be a our people in the County are not familiar with the people who run our Nevada County Government, In order to correct this and have you get better acquainted with them we are starting next week a special feature; tl ar-which weighed in the neighborhood of 400 pounds, The huge animal was caught on Hamilton Ridge, Mr. Nelz used three sacks of apples.in luring his. catch to the trap, Mr, Bruin was caught by only three of his toes which he had attempted to resi off in an attempt to gain liberty. Mr. Nelz brought his be. into town where it attracted a large crowd of spectators who wished to view the remains, Anumber of bearshave been killed this season, Bud Wayman of Pike City killed one recently while it was stealing apples from his orchard, J. A, Gilmore of the same section killed two shortly afterwards, Bears are said to be quite numerous this year so no doubt more will bé brought in before the winter is: over, Rotarians Hear Heads County Chamber Coy Miller, Manager of the Mother Lode Bank in Grass Valley was the speaker at the Nevada City Rotary Club Thursday noon. Mr, Miller Presented John A, Gallegos the new Executive-Manager of the County Chamber of Commerce to the Club, As President of the County Chamber, Miller outlined the historyof the formation of the County Chamber and explained the behind the organization, There is much work to be done -with the new group under the: direction of a professional Manager, he-exD , Local Chambers in ‘the County will work, hand in glove; with the County Chamber topromotethe best Public Relations image possible, he said, Mr. Gallegos will coordinate the work done in the county at large such as civic. Promotions, celebrations and the like. Under this set-up the programs for all Projects will receive the bést assistance possible for their success, Next week the club will hear from a speaker just returned from a tour of duty on a remote island in the far Pacific, Know Your Cou Officials The Nugget feels that many of nty “Know Your County Officials". -Our first feature will be the story of Gene Ricker, Supervisor from District t each week thereafter we shall feature others of. our official family so that they shall be better known and all shall be informed of their duties in our County Government, crane “I used a very small. hook.” seit was successful this week on ~ Monday, in trapping a big * Litton Building should . REQUEST from # 1 infant inhabitator of household: "Mommy, buy me some of that easy money they talk about on «gi fl SONNY! I've been after that easy money for a couple of decades, I've learned it may be "easy" as they say, but not to find HOROSCOPALLY: ative energy, personality, Power and self indulgence. You are capable of greatness, and your power, when used . Ment and personal h mental and intolerant, a consideration for therights of others, . . concentration on one job at a time can esire. by Kimary —— LOOKS AS IF WE*LL HAVE TOGIVE UP A FEW EVERYDAY GOODIES and give out with some extra taxes. And the news came just as I was planning to invest my new two dollar raise in a mini-car. to match my mini-bank account. WELL, THAT'S THE WAY THE ECONOMY ECHOES ITS ACHE right down to thee and me, so I guess we'll all suck in a second breath and relinquish a few of life's little necessities such as Queen Bee Facial Creme, double martinis, and-chocolate parfaits. And just in case you're feeling a bit chafed at this proposed increase, just consider, in passing, that this is the type request one finds some difficulty in evading. Especially when it's seconded by an IRS — a pocket as big as the Grand Canyon and an appetite to match, . BUT DON'T DESPAIR, FELLOW TAXPAYER! the duration! And anyhow, martinis are fattening and parfaits ditto, And here's a C-sharp of cheer amidst the many mournful notes of the Tax Tune =.you'll end up with a slimmer waistline, flatter hipline, and no unsightly lumps in your pocket, Don't forget, reducing parlors charge more than 6% to accomplish the same end and they don't offer that Pleasant, patriotic glow that goes‘with shelling out to an anxious Uncle Sam, AND WHILE WE'RE CONSIDERING THE HARDSHIPS of handouts, _aletter comes from Marine Gary Bruce Sprinkle, who is deep in Viet Nam and has been wounded twice. Writes Gary; "The only thing I have ever hated over here is the way we live. We are wet 95% of the time. We go out to hunt Charley in rice-paddy water up to our imagination, and the leeches fasten all over us and suckblood: until by the time we crawl out we are one big leech. Right now the wind is blowing at ninety degrees and it's pretty hard to write this by candlelight with the wind blowing through the tent, SO,DIG DOWN, DADDIO, AND DON'T DAWDLE! Maybe those taxes aren't as bad as you thoughtNEWSING AROUND;: The Opeta Committee is in full swing. ELAINE McPHERSON is heading the decoration committee for the event with the very capable assistance of GINNY ‘FORSMAN, FLO HOSBEIN, BARBARA SCHIFFNER, HARRIET HUME, SHARON FAIRCLOUGH, ANN MERRITT, and JOAN DAYTON, The decor promises to be exceptional and most complimentary to the San Francisco Opera presentation of "The Barber of Seville", In answer to the many calls regarding attire for this occasion = this affair will be black tie optional, so those of you who are cherishing long gowns .from the Golden Gala may once again be Cinderella for an evening, For those who do not choose to attend in long gown, ,be assured you will be perfectly proper im short dresses, FRANK GALLINO announces the no-host cocktail hour preceding the opera, This will begin at 7:00 pm and will be in the cocktail lounge of the Veterans Memorial Building, G. V. Tickets for the opera are still available at Osborn-Woods, N. C, and Sanders Music, G. V, Opera go-ers wishing to attend the reception to be held at the ntact Mrs. James McClain{..1 swear HARRYETTE HUMMELT has a soup tureen the size of a washtub! No matter who calls Harryette for information, she invariably answers: "Oh, just a minute, That information is in THE SOUP TUREEN !".:.A salute to MRS, SMALL and MRS, ANDERSON, of NsC,, who have the generous spirit that supports the efforts of others !,. DWIGHT and CONNIE LANG have twice been on commercial aircraft that were'called back to the airport for emergency repaift. Dwight describes the occurences briefly: “The aircraft pulls up to the terminal after being called back; a mechanic with a big hammer runs wildly to the tail-end of the thing, and then WHAM! WHAM!, WHAM!; Three tremendous blows, the meéchanic yells ‘ALL O,K!" and the airplane takes off ayain,” Mises Dwight: "I don't get it, but! guess number three must be the magic amount of bangs!",.JEAN and DICK WORTH muist be jazzing around Japan by now, They invited me to go along»but I just couldn't squeeze into that suitcase Jean offered J.-+-. URGENT After all it's only for V." SORRY If you were born Jan, 20 through Jan. 29, creversatility and charm are the key factors of your The conflict in your nature lies between a desire for constructively will bring material achieveappiness, Since you are innately temperayou must strive for self control and develop Moderation of action, bring the success you POSIES PROFFERED; ToDORIE CLINCH, who is bright and gay, an asset to any committee, and a constant champion of the youth of America, THE TEA LEAVES TELL: One sure way to catch a bus is to miss the one before, ; -in Grass Valley for. Heart Fund rp ee ee a Rebekahs Plan Rummage Sale As previously announced, Grass Valley Odd Fellow and Rebekah Lodges are continuing their plans to hold a rummage sale for the purpose of raising money for the Heart Fund. ‘ ’ The rummage sale will be held on February 6,7, and 8th., in the recreation tooms of the Odd Fellows Temple on South Church Street in Grass Valley, are Those who wish to contribute clothing or other articles are asked to bring them to the hall any time from February 1, through Feb, 4th., If transportation of articles is desired, call 273-6577 or 273-7380 for pick-up. The Committee is appealing to all Odd Fellows and Rebekahs to start their spring cleanup of unneeded articles early this year so this can be a successful event. The General Public is invited to contribute if they wish to doso,

bas = This Happened 41 Years ago Big 405 pound Bear trapped this week!L. Nelz a local stone cutter Since our arrival here, one fact has become quite evident to us. ’ The people of this area will go toward building a great community. Take the Recreation Commission for example.~ Your writer is now a member of that Commission and the first meeting that he will attend will be held in Truckee this Tuesday evening. The Commission has a policy of meeting aie alternate locations and Truckee is the next site, _weather permitting, « : We look forward to this meeting for we do have some ideas about the importafice of improving our recreation facilities, With the coming tourist season there will be thousands of folks come into our area looking for places to stay and to play, It will be their-vacation time and here in Nevada County is one of the most iriteresting spots, The job of the Recreation Commission is to provide certain plans for. the welfare and entertainment of our visitors as well as take care of our local folks who like to get out into the wide open spaces for fun and recreation, : ; The Commission has a big job to, do and we are entering into the program with a feeling that we would like to know more about the problem. Some of you readers no doubt have some good ideas about -it so why not write us a letter and give us your thoughts on the matter. Your letters will be published if you say so, and your suggestions. will receive our best attention.. ' eseteeee2e 8 8 8 6 5 Percy, thats our cat, believes in recreation, His idea of fun is to get out in the open and of all things chase birds. If the birds outwit him he concentrates on the Gopher diggings. Now Percy is an expert on catching gophers. He has a long record of achievement in catching them, having brought in more than 100 each season, Just as soon as the weather warms up a bit, we have no doubt but thathe will get busy on this recreation project. Too bad that gopher hides are not marketable, for Mr. P. could get rich, ; eeneteeeeeses = We thank our reader for this one: aa : "Slow me’ wn, Lord, I gm going too fast; I can't see .ny brother when he's walking past. I miss ‘a lot 6t Y6dd ‘things day by way; I don't know a blessing when it comes my way.. Slow me down, Lord, so I can talk with some of your Angels, Slow me down to a walk!" ees ee 8 8&8 ee 8 It was Anthony's first ride on a railway train, and the succession of wonders reduced. him to a state of hysterical astonishment. The. train rounded a slight bend and, with a shriek of its whistle, plunged into a tunnel, i ‘ . Suddenly the trainrushed into broad daylight again, and his voice was liftéd in wonder. "It's tomorrow !" he exclaimed. 3 ; _* © eee ee eee Boy : »igpader:--" Are you sure you are qualified to lead a rock-'n roll and? : ‘3 : ; Applicant---"Absolutely. I've had two nervous breakdowns, was shellshocked in the service, and I live in an apartment above a familyswith twelve noisy children, " . eeeseepe ee eee “Helen is two-thirds married to Bob, " "Really?" galie "Yes; she's ready and willing and the preacher is able, " eee @@# @e# @ & @ Little Bobbie, aged four, seeing a fullgrandmother for the first time--have any legs?" length picture of his "But, mother, didn't grandma ee ee @ ee Bee Two sweet young things watching the Greyhound bus TV advertisement were enchanted with the driver. Said one tothe other after the commercial: “All out, everybody . And leave the driver to us, " DIRKSON SAYS ADVERTISING VITAL TO BUSINESS . The current trend in government circles ‘to seek strangling controls over advertising as being “econom_ ically wasteful and anti-social” has aroused a powerful protest from Senator Everett Dirksen. Tired o hearing the industry denigrated in the Senate anti-trust and monopoly subcommittee, the Illinois veteran declared recently that moves to control it raise serious questions about freedom of speech and of the press as guaranteed by the first amendment. “Freedom in the market place,” said Mr. Dirksen, “means the right of the people to be informed of what is being offered for sale and the right of the seller to inform the people of what he has to sell. It may be an idea, a product, service — many things. But the advertisement is as much a part of the daily news as any other event that is being reported. Including, as the Senator no doubt would agree, the political statements of advertising’s most vocal enemies. . GRAMID MASS ME ‘ ALL OPPOSED To. are alive and interested in the things that be a our people in the County are not familiar with the people who run our Nevada County Government, In order to correct this and have you get better acquainted with them we are starting next week a special feature; tl ar-which weighed in the neighborhood of 400 pounds, The huge animal was caught on Hamilton Ridge, Mr. Nelz used three sacks of apples.in luring his. catch to the trap, Mr, Bruin was caught by only three of his toes which he had attempted to resi off in an attempt to gain liberty. Mr. Nelz brought his be. into town where it attracted a large crowd of spectators who wished to view the remains, Anumber of bearshave been killed this season, Bud Wayman of Pike City killed one recently while it was stealing apples from his orchard, J. A, Gilmore of the same section killed two shortly afterwards, Bears are said to be quite numerous this year so no doubt more will bé brought in before the winter is: over, Rotarians Hear Heads County Chamber Coy Miller, Manager of the Mother Lode Bank in Grass Valley was the speaker at the Nevada City Rotary Club Thursday noon. Mr, Miller Presented John A, Gallegos the new Executive-Manager of the County Chamber of Commerce to the Club, As President of the County Chamber, Miller outlined the historyof the formation of the County Chamber and explained the behind the organization, There is much work to be done -with the new group under the: direction of a professional Manager, he-exD , Local Chambers in ‘the County will work, hand in

glove; with the County Chamber topromotethe best Public Relations image possible, he said, Mr. Gallegos will coordinate the work done in the county at large such as civic. Promotions, celebrations and the like. Under this set-up the programs for all Projects will receive the bést assistance possible for their success, Next week the club will hear from a speaker just returned from a tour of duty on a remote island in the far Pacific, Know Your Cou Officials The Nugget feels that many of nty “Know Your County Officials". -Our first feature will be the story of Gene Ricker, Supervisor from District t each week thereafter we shall feature others of. our official family so that they shall be better known and all shall be informed of their duties in our County Government, crane “I used a very small. hook.” seit was successful this week on ~ Monday, in trapping a big * Litton Building should . REQUEST from # 1 infant inhabitator of household: "Mommy, buy me some of that easy money they talk about on «gi fl SONNY! I've been after that easy money for a couple of decades, I've learned it may be "easy" as they say, but not to find HOROSCOPALLY: ative energy, personality, Power and self indulgence. You are capable of greatness, and your power, when used . Ment and personal h mental and intolerant, a consideration for therights of others, . . concentration on one job at a time can esire. by Kimary —— LOOKS AS IF WE*LL HAVE TOGIVE UP A FEW EVERYDAY GOODIES and give out with some extra taxes. And the news came just as I was planning to invest my new two dollar raise in a mini-car. to match my mini-bank account. WELL, THAT'S THE WAY THE ECONOMY ECHOES ITS ACHE right down to thee and me, so I guess we'll all suck in a second breath and relinquish a few of life's little necessities such as Queen Bee Facial Creme, double martinis, and-chocolate parfaits. And just in case you're feeling a bit chafed at this proposed increase, just consider, in passing, that this is the type request one finds some difficulty in evading. Especially when it's seconded by an IRS — a pocket as big as the Grand Canyon and an appetite to match, . BUT DON'T DESPAIR, FELLOW TAXPAYER! the duration! And anyhow, martinis are fattening and parfaits ditto, And here's a C-sharp of cheer amidst the many mournful notes of the Tax Tune =.you'll end up with a slimmer waistline, flatter hipline, and no unsightly lumps in your pocket, Don't forget, reducing parlors charge more than 6% to accomplish the same end and they don't offer that Pleasant, patriotic glow that goes‘with shelling out to an anxious Uncle Sam, AND WHILE WE'RE CONSIDERING THE HARDSHIPS of handouts, _aletter comes from Marine Gary Bruce Sprinkle, who is deep in Viet Nam and has been wounded twice. Writes Gary; "The only thing I have ever hated over here is the way we live. We are wet 95% of the time. We go out to hunt Charley in rice-paddy water up to our imagination, and the leeches fasten all over us and suckblood: until by the time we crawl out we are one big leech. Right now the wind is blowing at ninety degrees and it's pretty hard to write this by candlelight with the wind blowing through the tent, SO,DIG DOWN, DADDIO, AND DON'T DAWDLE! Maybe those taxes aren't as bad as you thoughtNEWSING AROUND;: The Opeta Committee is in full swing. ELAINE McPHERSON is heading the decoration committee for the event with the very capable assistance of GINNY ‘FORSMAN, FLO HOSBEIN, BARBARA SCHIFFNER, HARRIET HUME, SHARON FAIRCLOUGH, ANN MERRITT, and JOAN DAYTON, The decor promises to be exceptional and most complimentary to the San Francisco Opera presentation of "The Barber of Seville", In answer to the many calls regarding attire for this occasion = this affair will be black tie optional, so those of you who are cherishing long gowns .from the Golden Gala may once again be Cinderella for an evening, For those who do not choose to attend in long gown, ,be assured you will be perfectly proper im short dresses, FRANK GALLINO announces the no-host cocktail hour preceding the opera, This will begin at 7:00 pm and will be in the cocktail lounge of the Veterans Memorial Building, G. V. Tickets for the opera are still available at Osborn-Woods, N. C, and Sanders Music, G. V, Opera go-ers wishing to attend the reception to be held at the ntact Mrs. James McClain{...1 swear HARRYETTE HUMMELT has a soup tureen the size of a washtub! No matter who calls Harryette for information, she invariably answers: "Oh, just a minute, That information is in THE SOUP TUREEN !"..:.A salute to MRS, SMALL and MRS, ANDERSON, of NsC,, who have the generous spirit that supports the efforts of others !,.. DWIGHT and CONNIE LANG have twice been on commercial aircraft that were'called back to the airport for emergency repaift. Dwight describes the occurences briefly: “The aircraft pulls up to the terminal after being called back; a mechanic with a big hammer runs wildly to the tail-end of the thing, and then WHAM! WHAM!, WHAM!; Three tremendous blows, the meéchanic yells ‘ALL O,K!" and the airplane takes off ayain,” Mises Dwight: "I don't get it, but! guess number three must be the magic amount of bangs!",..JEAN and DICK WORTH muist be jazzing around Japan by now, They invited me to go along»but I just couldn't squeeze into that suitcase Jean offered J.-+-. URGENT After all it's only for V." SORRY If you were born Jan, 20 through Jan. 29, creversatility and charm are the key factors of your The conflict in your nature lies between a desire for constructively will bring material achieveappiness, Since you are innately temperayou must strive for self control and develop Moderation of action, bring the success you POSIES PROFFERED; ToDORIE CLINCH, who is bright and gay, an asset to any committee, and a constant champion of the youth of America, THE TEA LEAVES TELL: One sure way to catch a bus is to miss the one before, ; -in Grass Valley for. Heart Fund rp ee ee a Rebekahs Plan Rummage Sale As previously announced, Grass Valley Odd Fellow and Rebekah Lodges are continuing their plans to hold a rummage sale for the purpose of raising money for the Heart Fund. ‘ ’ The rummage sale will be held on February 6,7, and 8th., in the recreation tooms of the Odd Fellows Temple on South Church Street in Grass Valley, are Those who wish to contribute clothing or other articles are asked to bring them to the hall any time from February 1, through Feb, 4th., If transportation of articles is desired, call 273-6577 or 273-7380 for pick-up. The Committee is appealing to all Odd Fellows and Rebekahs to start their spring cleanup of unneeded articles early this year so this can be a successful event. The General Public is invited to contribute if they wish to doso,