June 21, 1972 (12 pages)

4 The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, June 21, 1972 Dedication set Friday for new park at Tahoe SACRAMENTO--One of the state parks system's newer campgrounds, Sugar Pine Point State Park at Lake Tahoe, will be formally dedicated Friday, June 23, at 3 p.m. The dedication is being cosponsored by the Lake Tahoe State Parks Advisory Committee and the State Park’and Recreation Department, and will be held at the park's General Creek Campground, ten miles south of Tahoe City on State Highway 89, The program will include a presentation of colors by Boy Scout Troup 222 of Kings Beach, invocation by Rev, Leonard shaheen of St. Nicholas Episcopal Church in Tahoe City, and addresses by dignitaries and officials, including California State Park and Recreation Commission Chairman Lowell Berry, Department Deputy Director Ray Hunter, and Advisory Committee past chairman David Stollery II. After the program, a tour of the facilities at the park will be conducted. The campground at Sugar Pine Point State Park was first opened to the public last year, It offers not only regular summer camping, but winter camping as well with heated restrooms and plowed parking areas. There are 175 campsites in the park, each with a table and stove, and with restrooms and hot showers nearby. ‘Take stock in Riosvica Buy U.S. Savings Bonds & Freedom Shares Fathers were honored throughout the county with breakfasts, dinners and picnics galore on Sunday. Maria and Len Pearson of You Bet were among those attending the annual Moose Lodge #2217 picnic held at Lake Baldwin. There was_ horseshoe-pitching and a rousing ballgame, Mr, and Mrs, S.F. Hardy who live by the Cedar Ridge Post Office, enjoyed the cool breeze in Memorial Park and the fellowship of Pastor Witt and his family and all their friends from Bethel Temple. Tommy Owens did a bang-up job as chairman for the annual Nevada City Bike Races, Pat and Ray Seghezzy had a barbecue at home. Anne and Logan Knox and their children, Kevin and Heather, visited his uncle Robert Knox over on . Burma Road. * * There is a new "baby " in Cedar Ridge at Sally Cooper's house. Calico's "Junebug" was born on June 9. Sally's P.O.A, mare, "Walnut's Trinket,"" is the mother; 'Toyon Tigre"from Auburn is the sire, On her trip south last weekend Sally purchased a P,O.A. stallion, "Rex's Red Baron" from the Blue Ribbon Ranch in Culver City. She also bought "Chiricahua's Siri Miss," amare from the. P,O.A, Ranch in Pomona; and a filly, "Klein's Stardust" from the sale in Pomona. * ok Everybody knows that cats have nine lives, but what about old fire-trucks? There is anew life for the old Chicago Park pumper, vintage 1943. The commission released the truck for sale several months ago. Last week Chief Carl Bauch and his wife Jane delivered the pumper to its new owner, Don Trotter, who will use it for irrigating fruit trees. Enroute they picked up a Navy boy who was hitchhiking out MecCourtney Road. When Jane asked him if he wanted BUSINESS BILLBOARD OFFICE MACHINES New & Used SERVICE RENTALS SUPPLIES OFFICE FURNITURE STATIONERY SUPPLIES 120 W. Main Grass Valley 273-4288 EST. 1946 Park At The Door Of The Friendly Store Colfax Hiway — 273-4664 = —, x SE ciocks™ e ° JEWELRY =] Rane SSS. WATCHES THE GIPSON'S 279-2561 “FARMERS . HEFFREN INSURANCE AGENCY. 111 W. Main P.O. Box 1034 ‘Grass Valley, Ca. Ph. 265-6166 E. M. DALPEZ JEWELER 310 BROAD ST., N.C. 265-4501 Cedar Ridge-Chicago Park and Peardale News By Santa Fe Ryan to hop on back, he was "flabbergasted,." * * * Allyn Van Seeth was chairman for the Peardale-Pines annual 4-H Project Tour Day on Saturday. The group visited homes throughout the county viewing different 4-H projects. They had refreshments in Memorial Park after the tour. * *K OK Anne Fields is really enjoying the cool beauty of her garden, Her home is nestled in the trees of the canyon off Lower Colfax. After weltering through summers in Sacramento, when she was with the Secretary of State's office, she is now "in seventh heaven." * ok * The Chicago Park Firebelles held their regular meeting Monday, starting with a morning of sewing at 10:00 a.m. The ladies are making lap robes for Weimar and items for their bazaar, Chairmen for this activity are Lavon Neese, Lee Sovey and Betty Ramey. Dottie Lane, who is a gourmet cook, treated the girls to an Italian lunch, During the meeting that followed plans were made for the salad bar lunchon held yesterday at the Fire Hall, They are planning a rummage sale, Anyone having items to contribute should call Mrs, Huber 2734263; or Mrs, Neese, 273-4063, ** Cubs of Fack #40 went on a field trip to the Sacramento Airport on Monday, accompanied by Mike Jensen, Judy Fassino, Carol Morgan and Charlotte Berger, * Ok Ok Lucille Dittl, of Blueberry Hill; Jan Woods, who lives off Brooks Rd., and Kitty Nowotoney,downby Red Dog Rd., are especially busy this week at the Peace Lutheran Church daily vacation Bible school, which started on Monday to run two weeks, Every child, regardless of religious affiliation, is invited to attend. On the final Friday evening they will present a program. * ok Ok The Union Hill School board meeting last week left parents riled over the board's "no sports" attitude. * Ok * Maria Pearson is_ eagerly anticipating her trip to Newark, New Jersey fo visit her daughter, Mrs, Alexander Lusardi, She will jet to Newark then go on to Connecticut for the annual 4th of July "Old Clambake." Questioned about hijacking she said "If I land in Cuba at least I can speak the language." She will also visit her mother, who was 87 in May, * ok OK Anne Knox and her husband Logan will be in Merced this weekend for the Western Women Bowler's Professional Tournament June 24, Anne isaleading contender. * Kk Rene Rose Seghezzy will be 13 on June 24. She will celebrate with a swim party on June 23 at Memorial park. Her neice, Rene Michelle Seghezzy, daughter of Yolanda and David Seghezzy will be three on June 23, * * * Penguin swimmers from the Cedar Ridge area Fred Lawrence,Bob and Bette Baumgart, Stacey Walker, Laurie Butler and Cynthia Moler are all doing well. At the Folsom meet Saturday Bob Baumgart took three firsts; Bette Baumgart five firsts and Cynthia Moler four firsts, The Penguins will swim in a meet with Winters this Saturday, at 9:15 a.m, at Memorial Park Pool. * KK The Nevada County AirPark was doing a land-office business this week. Saturday, 80 pilots and their families flew in for a conference at Northstar Center. Sunday, two Forestry tankers the "borate bombers" as they are called, and two other air-craft were flying in and out of the field fighting the forest fire in Brown's Valley. * Ok Rob Moore, Pug Phelan, Virginia Mintor and Dan Nielsen won five out of eight matches in a Swiss Team Bridge Tournament held in Sacramento last week, * OK Lorene Grassick, leader of Girl Scout Troop #38 has 12 new girls. During the summer the troop will meet on Wednesday morning at the Scout House in the Memorial Park, The girls are having success with their recycling project. They are collecting glass and aluminum. Items may be left at the Scout House Wednesday mornings, Lisa Niver and Jill Harner of Cedar Ridge helped smash cans and sort glass. The group is planning a camping trip to Emerald Bay the last week in June. The senior scouts of Troop #612, the cadets, will tour Lake Tahoe by by canoe. Zoe Schuckert is their leader. Sherry Grassick is giving them leader and training service for junior leader trainees, %* OK OK Brenda Dayton's mother, Marian Shannon and a friend were in town to visit Brenda and Jerry last Friday. Marian lives in Whittier and the grandchildren have seen her only twice, "Big Dave" 3, calls her the "new grandma," * KOK Ten men and four units from the Ophir Hill Fire Dept. responded to a call on Timburr Rd. behind the Kneebone residence at 4:10 p.m. last Thursday, Children playing with matches caused the fire which started in dry brush. Charles Kistle has been re-elected as chief, Lou Mecartea is the first assistant and Logan Knox is the second assistant chief, * ok Ok The Chicago Park Garden Club has a booth every year in the horticulture building at the Fair, Anne Fields says this year's theme will be "Cool is the Garden." The ladies are planning the arrangement of their plot at the new wing of General Hospital to coordinate it with the plots of the other garden clubs. Millie Mills will be the hostess for a potluck luncheon in her garden the first Wednesday in July. KR KK Mrs. Clifford Davis and her daughter, the new owner of Blueberry Hill, will be visiting the Dittls this weekend to see how the crop goes. Mrs. Clifford says she is "chomping at the bit to get out of Southern California." Gregg Steber elected by physician group KANSAS CITY, MO, --Gregg A. Steber, M.D., of Grass Valley has been elected to active membership in the American Academy of Family Physicians, a national association of more than 31,000 family doctors, The academy formerly was call. ed the American Academy of General Practice. As a member of AAFP, Dr, Steber will be required to complete 150 hours of continuing medical study every three years, The program, unique among national medical associations, is designed to help member phySicians keep abreast of the latest scientific developments in medicine, Founded in 1947, the AAFP is the country's second largest national medical association. It was instrumental in the establishment of a new primary specialty in family practice in 1969, Route 20 widening bids opened SACRAMENTO — The Caiifornia Division of Highways has opened bids on the following project: Nevada County: Widening a Route 20 curve about a mile west of the community of Rough and Ready, The curved roadway is presently 22 feet wide with a steep drop off on its west side. The roadway will be widened. to provide for two 12‘foot lanes, Five bids received. Apparent low bidder: Rough & Ready Construction, Rough and Ready, $13,316.54. INSTANT BUYER:

4 The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, June 21, 1972 Dedication set Friday for new park at Tahoe SACRAMENTO--One of the state parks system's newer campgrounds, Sugar Pine Point State Park at Lake Tahoe, will be formally dedicated Friday, June 23, at 3 p.m. The dedication is being cosponsored by the Lake Tahoe State Parks Advisory Committee and the State Park’and Recreation Department, and will be held at the park's General Creek Campground, ten miles south of Tahoe City on State Highway 89, The program will include a presentation of colors by Boy Scout Troup 222 of Kings Beach, invocation by Rev, Leonard shaheen of St. Nicholas Episcopal Church in Tahoe City, and addresses by dignitaries and officials, including California State Park and Recreation Commission Chairman Lowell Berry, Department Deputy Director Ray Hunter, and Advisory Committee past chairman David Stollery II. After the program, a tour of the facilities at the park will be conducted. The campground at Sugar Pine Point State Park was first opened to the public last year, It offers not only regular summer camping, but winter camping as well with heated restrooms and plowed parking areas. There are 175 campsites in the park, each with a table and stove, and with restrooms and hot showers nearby. ‘Take stock in Riosvica Buy U.S. Savings Bonds & Freedom Shares Fathers were honored throughout the county with breakfasts, dinners and picnics galore on Sunday. Maria and Len Pearson of You Bet were among those attending the annual Moose Lodge #2217 picnic held at Lake Baldwin. There was_ horseshoe-pitching and a rousing ballgame, Mr, and Mrs, S.F. Hardy who live by the Cedar Ridge Post Office, enjoyed the cool breeze in Memorial Park and the fellowship of Pastor Witt and his family and all their friends from Bethel Temple. Tommy Owens did a bang-up job as chairman for the annual Nevada City Bike Races, Pat and Ray Seghezzy had a barbecue at home. Anne and Logan Knox and their children, Kevin and Heather, visited his uncle Robert Knox over on . Burma Road. * * There is a new "baby " in Cedar Ridge at Sally Cooper's house. Calico's "Junebug" was born on June 9. Sally's P.O.A, mare, "Walnut's Trinket,"" is the mother; 'Toyon Tigre"from Auburn is the sire, On her trip south last weekend Sally purchased a P,O.A. stallion, "Rex's Red Baron" from the Blue Ribbon Ranch in Culver City. She also bought "Chiricahua's Siri Miss," amare from the. P,O.A, Ranch in Pomona; and a filly, "Klein's Stardust" from the sale in Pomona. * ok Everybody knows that cats have nine lives, but what about old fire-trucks? There is anew life for the old Chicago Park pumper, vintage 1943. The commission released the truck for sale several months ago. Last week Chief Carl Bauch and his wife Jane delivered the pumper to its new owner, Don Trotter, who will use it for irrigating fruit trees. Enroute they picked up a Navy boy who was hitchhiking out MecCourtney Road. When Jane asked him if he wanted BUSINESS BILLBOARD OFFICE MACHINES New & Used SERVICE RENTALS SUPPLIES OFFICE FURNITURE STATIONERY SUPPLIES 120 W. Main Grass Valley 273-4288 EST. 1946 Park At The Door Of The Friendly Store Colfax Hiway — 273-4664 = —, x SE ciocks™ e ° JEWELRY =] Rane SSS. WATCHES THE GIPSON'S 279-2561 “FARMERS . HEFFREN INSURANCE AGENCY. 111 W. Main P.O. Box 1034 ‘Grass Valley, Ca. Ph. 265-6166 E. M. DALPEZ JEWELER 310 BROAD ST., N.C. 265-4501 Cedar Ridge-Chicago Park and Peardale News By Santa Fe Ryan to hop on back, he was "flabbergasted,." * * * Allyn Van Seeth was chairman for the Peardale-Pines annual 4-H Project Tour Day on Saturday. The group visited homes throughout the county viewing different 4-H projects. They had refreshments in Memorial Park after the tour. * *K OK Anne Fields is really enjoying the cool beauty of her garden, Her home is nestled in the trees of the canyon off Lower Colfax. After weltering through summers in Sacramento, when she was with the Secretary of State's office, she is now "in seventh heaven." * ok * The Chicago Park Firebelles held their regular meeting Monday, starting with a morning of sewing at 10:00 a.m. The ladies are making lap robes for Weimar and items for their bazaar, Chairmen for this activity are Lavon Neese, Lee Sovey and Betty Ramey. Dottie Lane, who is a gourmet cook, treated the girls to an Italian lunch, During the meeting that followed plans were made for the salad bar lunchon held yesterday at the Fire Hall, They are planning a rummage sale, Anyone having items to contribute should call Mrs, Huber 2734263; or Mrs, Neese, 273-4063, ** Cubs of Fack #40 went on a field trip to the Sacramento Airport on Monday, accompanied by Mike Jensen, Judy Fassino, Carol Morgan and Charlotte Berger, * Ok Ok Lucille Dittl, of Blueberry Hill; Jan Woods, who lives off Brooks Rd., and Kitty Nowotoney,downby Red Dog Rd., are

especially busy this week at the Peace Lutheran Church daily vacation Bible school, which started on Monday to run two weeks, Every child, regardless of religious affiliation, is invited to attend. On the final Friday evening they will present a program. * ok Ok The Union Hill School board meeting last week left parents riled over the board's "no sports" attitude. * Ok * Maria Pearson is_ eagerly anticipating her trip to Newark, New Jersey fo visit her daughter, Mrs, Alexander Lusardi, She will jet to Newark then go on to Connecticut for the annual 4th of July "Old Clambake." Questioned about hijacking she said "If I land in Cuba at least I can speak the language." She will also visit her mother, who was 87 in May, * ok OK Anne Knox and her husband Logan will be in Merced this weekend for the Western Women Bowler's Professional Tournament June 24, Anne isaleading contender. * Kk Rene Rose Seghezzy will be 13 on June 24. She will celebrate with a swim party on June 23 at Memorial park. Her neice, Rene Michelle Seghezzy, daughter of Yolanda and David Seghezzy will be three on June 23, * * * Penguin swimmers from the Cedar Ridge area Fred Lawrence,Bob and Bette Baumgart, Stacey Walker, Laurie Butler and Cynthia Moler are all doing well. At the Folsom meet Saturday Bob Baumgart took three firsts; Bette Baumgart five firsts and Cynthia Moler four firsts, The Penguins will swim in a meet with Winters this Saturday, at 9:15 a.m, at Memorial Park Pool. * KK The Nevada County AirPark was doing a land-office business this week. Saturday, 80 pilots and their families flew in for a conference at Northstar Center. Sunday, two Forestry tankers the "borate bombers" as they are called, and two other air-craft were flying in and out of the field fighting the forest fire in Brown's Valley. * Ok Rob Moore, Pug Phelan, Virginia Mintor and Dan Nielsen won five out of eight matches in a Swiss Team Bridge Tournament held in Sacramento last week, * OK Lorene Grassick, leader of Girl Scout Troop #38 has 12 new girls. During the summer the troop will meet on Wednesday morning at the Scout House in the Memorial Park, The girls are having success with their recycling project. They are collecting glass and aluminum. Items may be left at the Scout House Wednesday mornings, Lisa Niver and Jill Harner of Cedar Ridge helped smash cans and sort glass. The group is planning a camping trip to Emerald Bay the last week in June. The senior scouts of Troop #612, the cadets, will tour Lake Tahoe by by canoe. Zoe Schuckert is their leader. Sherry Grassick is giving them leader and training service for junior leader trainees, %* OK OK Brenda Dayton's mother, Marian Shannon and a friend were in town to visit Brenda and Jerry last Friday. Marian lives in Whittier and the grandchildren have seen her only twice, "Big Dave" 3, calls her the "new grandma," * KOK Ten men and four units from the Ophir Hill Fire Dept. responded to a call on Timburr Rd. behind the Kneebone residence at 4:10 p.m. last Thursday, Children playing with matches caused the fire which started in dry brush. Charles Kistle has been re-elected as chief, Lou Mecartea is the first assistant and Logan Knox is the second assistant chief, * ok Ok The Chicago Park Garden Club has a booth every year in the horticulture building at the Fair, Anne Fields says this year's theme will be "Cool is the Garden." The ladies are planning the arrangement of their plot at the new wing of General Hospital to coordinate it with the plots of the other garden clubs. Millie Mills will be the hostess for a potluck luncheon in her garden the first Wednesday in July. KR KK Mrs. Clifford Davis and her daughter, the new owner of Blueberry Hill, will be visiting the Dittls this weekend to see how the crop goes. Mrs. Clifford says she is "chomping at the bit to get out of Southern California." Gregg Steber elected by physician group KANSAS CITY, MO, --Gregg A. Steber, M.D., of Grass Valley has been elected to active membership in the American Academy of Family Physicians, a national association of more than 31,000 family doctors, The academy formerly was call. ed the American Academy of General Practice. As a member of AAFP, Dr, Steber will be required to complete 150 hours of continuing medical study every three years, The program, unique among national medical associations, is designed to help member phySicians keep abreast of the latest scientific developments in medicine, Founded in 1947, the AAFP is the country's second largest national medical association. It was instrumental in the establishment of a new primary specialty in family practice in 1969, Route 20 widening bids opened SACRAMENTO — The Caiifornia Division of Highways has opened bids on the following project: Nevada County: Widening a Route 20 curve about a mile west of the community of Rough and Ready, The curved roadway is presently 22 feet wide with a steep drop off on its west side. The roadway will be widened. to provide for two 12‘foot lanes, Five bids received. Apparent low bidder: Rough & Ready Construction, Rough and Ready, $13,316.54. INSTANT BUYER: