January 24, 1968 (12 pages)

; Methodists Family Night Fri., Jan. 26 All members and friends of the Grass Valley First Methodist Church are invited to attend an evening of fellowship, entertainment, games and fun for all ages. This family night meeting will be held on Friday evening, Jan. 26th., in Wesley Hall at 7:30, Some "hidden talent" has been discovered so everyone will want to come and hear the program, There will be games downstairs for the children. Refreshments will be served following the meeting. Odd Fellows Set Dinner in _ Grass Valley Grass Valley Lodge No. 12 ‘of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will hold their social night at 6:30 p.m., Thursday, January 25, in the social hall at.120 1/2 Mill Street, Grass Valley. The evening will start off with a 50 cent potluck dinner followed by games for everyone. All members of the order and their — friends are cordially invited. Letters Editor Nevada County Nugget 318 Broad Street Nevada City, Calif. 95959 Dear Sir: I am wondering if there are any of your readers who would be so kind as to share with me their receipe for pasties, a meal which I enjoyed so much when I was a boy years ago. It would be greatly apprecfated if you would place this letter in your paper. Thank you, Brenton MacMillan P.O. Box 1076 Susanville, Calif. 96130 Editors Note: We'll gladly publish one or two favorites, Send them in! ESTHER REBEKAH Open installation ceremonies for Esther Rebekah No. 9 will be held at 8 p.m., Saturday, Jan, 27, in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall, 1101/2 Mill Street, Grass Valley. Noble Grand Elect Lura Arnold and Virginia Spence as vice grand elect, will be seated, District Deputy President gladys Stokes will be the inStalling officer, assisted by her staff. 4 BOY SCOUT TROOP 57 NEWS Boy Scout Troop 57 of Grass Valley will assist on the Mother’s March for Dimes on Monday evening, Jan, 29, in the rural areas particularly. This troop activity will be coordinated by Robert Roth, Junior Assistant Scoutmaster. Troop 57 meets at the Scout Hut every Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m. Boys eleven years old. or older who are interested in the adventures of Scouting are invited to visit troop meetings. For further information contact Scoutmaster Kit Roth, 2736783, ; Eady nce ne 2 OAR Bo wn Mother Lode Bank reports current assets Mother Lode Baak reports total year-end assets of $43.9 million compared with 1966 year-end assets of $40,3 million; deposits of $39.4 million compared to $36.6 million for 1966, Total loans for year-end 1967 were $28.3 million as compared to $26.8 million for year-end 1966, Net operating s for year-end 1967 were $1.67 per share, This amount reflects the increased number ofoutstanding shares due to 20 per cent stock dividend which was paid in 1967. Also, this is the first time earnings are stated on the basis of accrual accounting which is now required by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, The bank has branches _in Grass Valley and Nevada City. Some Workers Due Refunds On Insurance About four million dollars will be refunded to California wage earners who overpaid their disability insurance premiums last year and who apply for their refund by July, Peter Weinberger, director of employment, estimated today. Persons who worked for two or more employers during the year may have had too much deducted because each employer, as required by law, made a withholding for disability insurance, If the wage earner's total deduction for this purpose exceeded $74 for the year, he is entitled to a refund of the excess from the state. Such refunds, however, are not automatic. Persons entitled to them must complete and file the necessary claim form with the Department of Employment, 800 Capitol Mall, Sacramento 95814, postmarked not later than July 1, 1968. This form may. be obtained at any Department of Employment office, or by writingto the above address, DRIVE WITH TRAFFIC Drive with traffic, advises the National Automobile Club and not against the clock. SIERRA’ NEVADA MEMORIAL: HOSPITALA boy to Mr. and Mrs, James L. Mote, Jan, 11, 1968, Auburn, California. A girl, to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Yun, Grass Valley, Jan, 12, 1968. A girl, to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mainville, Nevada City, Jan. 15, 1968, A boy, to Mr. and Mrs. Herb . Macy, Weimar, Jan, 16, 1968. A boy, to Mr. and Mrs. Maskey Heath, Nevada City, Jan. 16, 1968, A boy to Mr, and Mrs. Charles Commerate, Auburn, Jan. 17, 1968, ER, AT RAI a I NTT . NC Police Alarmed at Activities A recent rash of thefts and burglaries have drawn a voice of alarm from Nevada City Police Chief Jim Moon, Moon expressed his grave concern over the situation. In expressing his concern Moon warned of the seriousness of the offenses and the penalties involved. The statement came after officers investigated two thefts at the SPD market in the past few days. As a result of the investigations, three juveniles, all boys, are accused of taking liquor from the store and have been referred to juvenile authorities, Three Nevada City youths charged with burglary of three Nevada City business establishments and two counts of auto theft were booked into juvenile hall last week, Moon said his department participated in a recent meeting with other peace officers and school officials in a session designed to coordinate their efforts and lighten existing cooperation in handling of juvenile offenders. The group will schedule other such meetings, according to Moon, 4H Club News By ELIZABETH GOLLUB 4-H TV ACTION CLUB STARTED Boys and girls in the TahoeTruckee Unified School District are helping the University of California test a unique approach for. developing more local 4-H clubs, announces Skip Bolton, Placer-Nevada farm advisor. Dealing with emergency situations, TV Action clubs are organized on an individual basis with members watching a series of programs broadcast by Channel 8, Reno. A workbook coupled with suggestions for activities gives the member some action projects to complete each week-thus the name, TV Action Club. "We tried to pick a topic of general interest to boys and ' girls in any area of the state," adds Bolton. "The program on earthquakes is of special interest. in the Truckee area, but I doubt. that the members will be as interested in the program on snow and cold weather!" 4-H is an educational program for boys and girls from 9 to 19 The University of California supervises club work through the county Farm Advisors Office in order to provide youth with more opportunities for real life experiences, The four H's stand for Head, Heart.Hand and Health and come from the 4-H pledge. , 1 pleage-My Head to clearer thinking, My Heart to greater loyalty, My Hands to larger service, My Health to better living, for my club, my community, and my country. The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, Jan. 24, 1968 Auto Registration Need Not Be Visible . State officials today reminded California motorists that it is no longer necessary to visibly display a vehicle registration card in the vehicle for which issued, “Recognizing that evena locked car only partly protects its owner if his name and address are exposed to view, Highway Patrol Commissioner H. W. Sullivan and State Director of Motor Vehicles Verne Orr jointly encouraged motorists not to strap a registration card to the steering wheel, clip it to the sun visor, or similarly make it visible. "Our legislators changed the _law last year," said Orr, "in response to pleas from citizens whose homes were broken into while their cars were parked at airports, signalling the likelihood that the owner was out of. town. They also recognized the plight of women whose display of an address invited molestation." "Official identification of motorists by checking out vehicle license plates is so rapid now,” declared Sullivan, "that serious delay is seldom encountered when it becomes important to know promptly who the owner of a car or truck is." Vehicle owners can protect themselves by keeping identifying documents out of public view inside their vehicles, However, [simplicity Sint The New BERGEMANN & SON Funeral Chapel ready to serve you day or aight call 265-2421 Bost Ave. off Lower Grass Valley Rd. . ‘Nevada City . @ .CARPETING @ .DRAPERIES Licensed Office-944 Lincoln Way Auburn, Calif. the law still requires that the registration cardbe carried with the vehicle and shown to apeace officer on demand, BE OUR GUEST 10 Day Free Trial In Your Home Or Office ELECTRIC WATER COOLER! We°ll put this compact Oasis Electric Water Cooler in your home or office absolutely FREE OF ANY CHARGE, for 10 days. PLUS ‘Two 5gallon bottles of healthful, refreshing Sierra Spring Water. 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; Methodists Family Night Fri., Jan. 26 All members and friends of the Grass Valley First Methodist Church are invited to attend an evening of fellowship, entertainment, games and fun for all ages. This family night meeting will be held on Friday evening, Jan. 26th., in Wesley Hall at 7:30, Some "hidden talent" has been discovered so everyone will want to come and hear the program, There will be games downstairs for the children. Refreshments will be served following the meeting. Odd Fellows Set Dinner in _ Grass Valley Grass Valley Lodge No. 12 ‘of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will hold their social night at 6:30 p.m., Thursday, January 25, in the social hall at.120 1/2 Mill Street, Grass Valley. The evening will start off with a 50 cent potluck dinner followed by games for everyone. All members of the order and their — friends are cordially invited. Letters Editor Nevada County Nugget 318 Broad Street Nevada City, Calif. 95959 Dear Sir: I am wondering if there are any of your readers who would be so kind as to share with me their receipe for pasties, a meal which I enjoyed so much when I was a boy years ago. It would be greatly apprecfated if you would place this letter in your paper. Thank you, Brenton MacMillan P.O. Box 1076 Susanville, Calif. 96130 Editors Note: We'll gladly publish one or two favorites, Send them in! ESTHER REBEKAH Open installation ceremonies for Esther Rebekah No. 9 will be held at 8 p.m., Saturday, Jan, 27, in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall, 1101/2 Mill Street, Grass Valley. Noble Grand Elect Lura Arnold and Virginia Spence as vice grand elect, will be seated, District Deputy President gladys Stokes will be the inStalling officer, assisted by her staff. 4 BOY SCOUT TROOP 57 NEWS Boy Scout Troop 57 of Grass Valley will assist on the Mother’s March for Dimes on Monday evening, Jan, 29, in the rural areas particularly. This troop activity will be coordinated by Robert Roth, Junior Assistant Scoutmaster. Troop 57 meets at the Scout Hut every Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m. Boys eleven years old. or older who are interested in the adventures of Scouting are invited to visit troop meetings. For further information contact Scoutmaster Kit Roth, 2736783, ; Eady nce ne 2 OAR Bo wn Mother Lode Bank reports current assets Mother Lode Baak reports total year-end assets of $43.9 million compared with 1966 year-end assets of $40,3 million; deposits of $39.4 million compared to $36.6 million for 1966, Total loans for year-end 1967 were $28.3 million as compared to $26.8 million for year-end 1966, Net operating s for year-end 1967 were $1.67 per share, This amount reflects the increased number ofoutstanding shares due to 20 per cent stock dividend which was paid in 1967. Also, this is the first time earnings are stated on the basis of accrual accounting which is now required by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, The bank has branches _in Grass Valley and Nevada City. Some Workers Due Refunds On Insurance About four million dollars will be refunded to California wage earners who overpaid their disability insurance premiums last year and who apply for their refund by July, Peter Weinberger, director of employment, estimated today. Persons who worked for two or more employers during the year may have had too much deducted because each employer, as required by law, made a withholding for disability insurance, If the wage earner's total deduction for this purpose exceeded $74 for the year, he is entitled to a refund of the excess from the state. Such refunds, however, are not automatic. Persons entitled to them must complete and file the necessary claim form with the Department of Employment, 800 Capitol Mall, Sacramento 95814, postmarked not later than July 1, 1968. This form may. be obtained at any Department of Employment office, or by writingto the above address, DRIVE WITH TRAFFIC Drive with traffic, advises the National Automobile Club and not against the clock. SIERRA’ NEVADA MEMORIAL: HOSPITALA boy to Mr. and Mrs, James L. Mote, Jan, 11, 1968, Auburn, California. A girl, to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Yun, Grass Valley, Jan, 12, 1968. A girl, to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mainville, Nevada City, Jan. 15, 1968, A boy, to Mr. and Mrs. Herb . Macy, Weimar, Jan, 16, 1968. A boy, to Mr. and Mrs. Maskey Heath, Nevada City, Jan. 16, 1968, A boy to Mr, and Mrs. Charles Commerate, Auburn, Jan. 17, 1968,

ER, AT RAI a I NTT . NC Police Alarmed at Activities A recent rash of thefts and burglaries have drawn a voice of alarm from Nevada City Police Chief Jim Moon, Moon expressed his grave concern over the situation. In expressing his concern Moon warned of the seriousness of the offenses and the penalties involved. The statement came after officers investigated two thefts at the SPD market in the past few days. As a result of the investigations, three juveniles, all boys, are accused of taking liquor from the store and have been referred to juvenile authorities, Three Nevada City youths charged with burglary of three Nevada City business establishments and two counts of auto theft were booked into juvenile hall last week, Moon said his department participated in a recent meeting with other peace officers and school officials in a session designed to coordinate their efforts and lighten existing cooperation in handling of juvenile offenders. The group will schedule other such meetings, according to Moon, 4H Club News By ELIZABETH GOLLUB 4-H TV ACTION CLUB STARTED Boys and girls in the TahoeTruckee Unified School District are helping the University of California test a unique approach for. developing more local 4-H clubs, announces Skip Bolton, Placer-Nevada farm advisor. Dealing with emergency situations, TV Action clubs are organized on an individual basis with members watching a series of programs broadcast by Channel 8, Reno. A workbook coupled with suggestions for activities gives the member some action projects to complete each week-thus the name, TV Action Club. "We tried to pick a topic of general interest to boys and ' girls in any area of the state," adds Bolton. "The program on earthquakes is of special interest. in the Truckee area, but I doubt. that the members will be as interested in the program on snow and cold weather!" 4-H is an educational program for boys and girls from 9 to 19 The University of California supervises club work through the county Farm Advisors Office in order to provide youth with more opportunities for real life experiences, The four H's stand for Head, Heart.Hand and Health and come from the 4-H pledge. , 1 pleage-My Head to clearer thinking, My Heart to greater loyalty, My Hands to larger service, My Health to better living, for my club, my community, and my country. The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, Jan. 24, 1968 Auto Registration Need Not Be Visible . State officials today reminded California motorists that it is no longer necessary to visibly display a vehicle registration card in the vehicle for which issued, “Recognizing that evena locked car only partly protects its owner if his name and address are exposed to view, Highway Patrol Commissioner H. W. Sullivan and State Director of Motor Vehicles Verne Orr jointly encouraged motorists not to strap a registration card to the steering wheel, clip it to the sun visor, or similarly make it visible. "Our legislators changed the _law last year," said Orr, "in response to pleas from citizens whose homes were broken into while their cars were parked at airports, signalling the likelihood that the owner was out of. town. They also recognized the plight of women whose display of an address invited molestation." "Official identification of motorists by checking out vehicle license plates is so rapid now,” declared Sullivan, "that serious delay is seldom encountered when it becomes important to know promptly who the owner of a car or truck is." Vehicle owners can protect themselves by keeping identifying documents out of public view inside their vehicles, However, [simplicity Sint The New BERGEMANN & SON Funeral Chapel ready to serve you day or aight call 265-2421 Bost Ave. off Lower Grass Valley Rd. . ‘Nevada City . @ .CARPETING @ .DRAPERIES Licensed Office-944 Lincoln Way Auburn, Calif. the law still requires that the registration cardbe carried with the vehicle and shown to apeace officer on demand, BE OUR GUEST 10 Day Free Trial In Your Home Or Office ELECTRIC WATER COOLER! We°ll put this compact Oasis Electric Water Cooler in your home or office absolutely FREE OF ANY CHARGE, for 10 days. PLUS ‘Two 5gallon bottles of healthful, refreshing Sierra Spring Water. PH. 273-0976 SIERRA SPRING WATER CO. Grass Valley @LINOLEUM elORGINOL @rile . Contracter . 4 VAN & STORAGE —— _THE BEST MOVE YOU EVER MADE ) mF) = 20 YEARS — : gee. EXPERIENCE FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 273-2206 . }