June 25, 1969 (12 pages)

iy AS Se Sn Be Se Sl ip al ——ooe ee = = ae ee — Ss ae 4a The Nevada County Nugget On the subject of the M. L Pettigrews who are moving into their beautiful new home in Pleasant Valley; one thing was left out of my column, and that was the fact that the Pettigrews have their own private airstrip, and a hangar, in which they keep interesting old planes that Pettigrew so carefully restores to their original condition. __ MOUNTAIN AIR MOBILE PARK — Had a card yesterday from the Howard Paiges and she writes me that they were heading for Memphis Tenn., then on to Dallas, Texas and points west, and then probably will head back home to Calffornia. The Ear! Lentzs are still traMeg and were in Cody, Wyo, at time. The Lentzs plan on CASTLE CITY PARK — Our -regional meeting last June 14th was well attended even though us many interesting things concerning our League and the work we are doing to protect our members. Chuck Anderson, administrator of our statewide insurance program available only to the members of Golden State Mobilehome Owners League, also was there with his wife, and he told all present about our insurance and compared it with several other policies By GLADYS HARPER KRt.1,Bx 573-Grass Valley Wednesday, June 25, Mobile Living showing how many more benefits were available with our policy at a far greater saving than the others. ‘ After the two speakers, we had a question and answer period.in which many problems were brought out and advice given on just how to deal with these as they came up, and also the fact of our success in making our Legislature very much aware of our strength with our approximately 40,000 voters. a Default — against airfirm — declared in default on its contract as fixed base operator at visors began default proceed© ings Tuesday, but there is a possibility Sis-Q may remain atthe—— under a different agreem ; The board declared default under a 30-day cancellation clause, contending failure to perform in two areas. These are (1) Sis-Q owes the county $1,200 in back lease payments, County Counsel Leo: Todd said, and (2) the firm failed to build a hanger which it had agreed in the contract to build, The supervisors also issued a 90-day cancellation which the county can do without listing any reasons, Todd, at the request of the airport commission, asked for cancellation of the Sis-Q contract.on both the 30-day and 90day clauses, \_ A new lease has been prepared and approved by the airport commission, If this lease is agreeable to Sis-Q, cancellation of the former agreemént may be a formality as it would be reHIGHLIGHT of the annual Gold Flat Fire Department barbecue for the kids is the ride on the tow new fire truck, Immediately following the "deep pit" beef barbecue served at-Firehouse No, 2 on .Banner Road, the firemen's children clambered aboard (top photo). The bigger kids rode at the rear. At bottom, the faces of Linda and Bob Meier reflect how good the beef tasted. placed by the new one. However, if the fism does not approve the new agreement, the cancellation clause-will take effect either in 30 or 90 days. Oe NS DO ALL YOUR BANKING AT MLB! THE MOTHER LODE AREA’S’ ONLY INDEPENDENT, HOME-OWNED AND OPERATED, FULL-SERVICE BANK Motuer Lope BANK MEMBER _F.D.1.C. GRASS VALLEY ¢ NEVADA CITY PLACERVILLE ¢ SONORA «¢ FOLSOM » TWAIN HARTE « ALTAVILLE Master Charge Member Bank Sapepite insured b F.D. 1 C. up to $15,0 No Monthly Service Charge on Regular Personal Checking Accounts Maintainin a Minimum Balance o $309 or More. Night Deposivory Safe Deposit Boxes Girl to man TNF lookout On June 15, the Big Bend © Ranger District opened the Grouse Ridge lookout for the summer season, Mollie M, Thomas, a resident of Sacramento and a forestry student at Sierra College, was put up as the new lookout. She was taken up by John M. Guthrie, Big Bend District fire control officer, in the Tahoe Forest over-snow vehicle, "The Imp," since there is still eight feet of snow at the lookout, Grouse Ridge is consideredto be one of the primary lookouts on the Tahoe National Forest, Mollie's main concern will be fire detection, but she. will also answer questions and give out’ maps to about 2,000 visitors this summer, Since Grouse Ridge is considered to be the eyes and the ears of the Tahoe, she will be kept busy receiving and sending messages and other information for the Big Bend District plus all of the other districts on the forest. Dance club ‘hobos' hold barbecue "Real out" hobos, members of the Merry. Makers. Dance Club, enjoyed a barbecue June 14 at Seaman's Lodge, Nevada City. f The hobos, dressed in patches, _ jeans and what have you, were Served barbecued hamburgers and assorted salads by the committee in charge, Even the music of the evening followed the "hobo" theme, and was so exhilarating the members present decided this sort of thing must be repeated.

iy AS Se Sn Be Se Sl ip al ——ooe ee = = ae ee — Ss ae 4a The Nevada County Nugget On the subject of the M. L Pettigrews who are moving into their beautiful new home in Pleasant Valley; one thing was left out of my column, and that was the fact that the Pettigrews have their own private airstrip, and a hangar, in which they keep interesting old planes that Pettigrew so carefully restores to their original condition. __ MOUNTAIN AIR MOBILE PARK — Had a card yesterday from the Howard Paiges and she writes me that they were heading for Memphis Tenn., then on to Dallas, Texas and points west, and then probably will head back home to Calffornia. The Ear! Lentzs are still traMeg and were in Cody, Wyo, at time. The Lentzs plan on CASTLE CITY PARK — Our -regional meeting last June 14th was well attended even though us many interesting things concerning our League and the work we are doing to protect our members. Chuck Anderson, administrator of our statewide insurance program available only to the members of Golden State Mobilehome Owners League, also was there with his wife, and he told all present about our insurance and compared it with several other policies By GLADYS HARPER KRt.1,Bx 573-Grass Valley Wednesday, June 25, Mobile Living showing how many more benefits were available with our policy at a far greater saving than the others. ‘ After the two speakers, we had a question and answer period.in which many problems were brought out and advice given on just how to deal with these as they came up, and also the fact of our success in making our Legislature very much aware of our strength with our approximately 40,000 voters. a Default — against airfirm — declared in default on its contract as fixed base operator at visors began default proceed© ings Tuesday, but there is a possibility Sis-Q may remain atthe—— under a different agreem ; The board declared default under a 30-day cancellation clause, contending failure to perform in two areas. These are (1) Sis-Q owes the county $1,200 in back lease payments, County Counsel Leo: Todd said, and (2) the firm failed to build a hanger which it had agreed in the contract to build, The supervisors also issued a 90-day cancellation which the county can do without listing any reasons, Todd, at the request of the airport commission, asked for cancellation of the Sis-Q contract.on both the 30-day and 90day clauses, \_ A new lease has been prepared and approved by the airport commission, If this lease is

agreeable to Sis-Q, cancellation of the former agreemént may be a formality as it would be reHIGHLIGHT of the annual Gold Flat Fire Department barbecue for the kids is the ride on the tow new fire truck, Immediately following the "deep pit" beef barbecue served at-Firehouse No, 2 on .Banner Road, the firemen's children clambered aboard (top photo). The bigger kids rode at the rear. At bottom, the faces of Linda and Bob Meier reflect how good the beef tasted. placed by the new one. However, if the fism does not approve the new agreement, the cancellation clause-will take effect either in 30 or 90 days. Oe NS DO ALL YOUR BANKING AT MLB! THE MOTHER LODE AREA’S’ ONLY INDEPENDENT, HOME-OWNED AND OPERATED, FULL-SERVICE BANK Motuer Lope BANK MEMBER _F.D.1.C. GRASS VALLEY ¢ NEVADA CITY PLACERVILLE ¢ SONORA «¢ FOLSOM » TWAIN HARTE « ALTAVILLE Master Charge Member Bank Sapepite insured b F.D. 1 C. up to $15,0 No Monthly Service Charge on Regular Personal Checking Accounts Maintainin a Minimum Balance o $309 or More. Night Deposivory Safe Deposit Boxes Girl to man TNF lookout On June 15, the Big Bend © Ranger District opened the Grouse Ridge lookout for the summer season, Mollie M, Thomas, a resident of Sacramento and a forestry student at Sierra College, was put up as the new lookout. She was taken up by John M. Guthrie, Big Bend District fire control officer, in the Tahoe Forest over-snow vehicle, "The Imp," since there is still eight feet of snow at the lookout, Grouse Ridge is consideredto be one of the primary lookouts on the Tahoe National Forest, Mollie's main concern will be fire detection, but she. will also answer questions and give out’ maps to about 2,000 visitors this summer, Since Grouse Ridge is considered to be the eyes and the ears of the Tahoe, she will be kept busy receiving and sending messages and other information for the Big Bend District plus all of the other districts on the forest. Dance club ‘hobos' hold barbecue "Real out" hobos, members of the Merry. Makers. Dance Club, enjoyed a barbecue June 14 at Seaman's Lodge, Nevada City. f The hobos, dressed in patches, _ jeans and what have you, were Served barbecued hamburgers and assorted salads by the committee in charge, Even the music of the evening followed the "hobo" theme, and was so exhilarating the members present decided this sort of thing must be repeated.