June 28, 1967 (24 pages)

tura Arnold 265-2471 Calling 265-2471, a. Ss. Tobiassen Engagement The engagement of their daughter, Pamela Diane, to Michael Sturgell has been announced by Mr, and Mrs, Elton Tobiassen of Nevada City, Pam is a senior student at Nevada Union High School, The groom-to-be is the son of Mr, and Mrs, Virgil Richey of Nevada City and is agraduate of Nevada Union High School, Their wedding is planned for the early summer of 1968, Reunion A Family Reunion is planned by the Kistles for this Sunday, July 2nd, at Seamen's Lodge in Nevada City at 1:00 P.M. Albert J. and Jennie Kistle werethe parents of twenty children, and the whole family (including the Parents) was born within the area ofa square mile in Nevada City . The only member of the family still residing in Nevada City is Ollie Peterson, but several other members of the family still live in the area in Grass Valley. The senior Kistles have both passed away, as have the four oldest sons,but the remainder of the family will be present at the reunion. This will be the first time in thirty-four years that all of the family has been able to get together. pet, ‘ i % P) ’ So ie. y & pan iy 43% Vv The Nugget is interested in all Social activities in our County. It’s readers are your friends _ andneighbors, Items of general interest should be referred directly to our Society Editor by [Tough Wew ss By Fay M. Dunbar 273-2934 ea T This week. it's “all out" for Sunday's Secession Celebration in Rough & Ready, It's almost impossible to get regular work on the “also ran" list, All the committees are working like mad and except for a few loose ends everything's ready to go. One of the byproducts of the celebration will be a few less weeds around town this year, Roy Bradley's new partner in the trailer park has had his . big mower’ going, Work parties will meet each evening this week Operation Cookie, the inspiration of Mrs, David Vonde Veld of Penn Valley is continuing to send three pound coffee cannisters packed with cookies to servicemen in Viet Nam. Pictured below are some of the workers assisting in the 1st packaging bee. Information can be obtained by calling Mrs, Vonde Veld at 273-4013, Early comers for the first general packaging bee are, from left to tight, Mrs, Richard Teghtmeyer, Mrs. L, E, Baldwin, Mrs. David Vonde Veld, Mrs, Wm, Waddell and her daughter, Linda, Philip Rowden, Terri Wheatley, Bruce Benso, and Mrs, Lorne Vernoy. Wolf Mountain Camp is open again. The church-affiliated camp near Grass Valley offers Summer recreation and religious training for children during the vacation months Information canbe obtained by writing Wolf Mountain, Rt. 1, Box 846, Grass Valley, or calling 2738709. Rainbow Girls Representative Connecticut, of the International Order of Rainbow for Girls, will leave Wednesday morning by plane to attend Grand Assembly in Connecticut, She will arrive in New Haven via New York Wednesday night, Patti is a Past Worthy Advisor of Nevada City Assembly No, 74, She has been a Rainbow pe since she was twelve years 0. e She graduated from Sierra College, receiving her AA degree this month, with a life membership in Alpha Gamma Sigma, Patti will enter the University of California at Davis in the fall as a language major, Patricia is very grateful to her Rainbow sisters and members of the Masonic Order for making this trip possible, Patricia Weiss as Grand RePresentatiyve to the State of fa Se ayy we a ; at 7:15 to set up booths, parking, etc, Don't miss Sunday, July 2, in Rough & Ready. A couple of weeks ago I promised two new babies in Rough & Ready, Last week I told you about the Boy expected at the Gene Walters, The other one is to be an early Christmas gift for the Dale Haines, Dale and Pat definitely have an order in for another Girl, Present family is Shawn and Timothy and one little girl Siobhan, Somehow, in all the excitement lately, I forgot to tell you our new Highway signs "Entering Rough & Ready" are installed. They were painted by a local sign company and are beautiful, Mr, Richard Avery and son Bill and Mr. Jack Bixler got them up a couple of weeks ago, Permission was given by Mr, Bill Matson, Sr, of Grass Valley and Mr. Cecil Fidler of Martinez to locate the signs on their property. "Entering" from the West is just where the Highway crosses Squirrel Creek and “Entering” from the East is at Ponderosa Way. Feast your eyes! . The Rough & Ready Grange will hold "Open House", in the Historic old Hall built in 1857, for the Secession celebration on July 2, There is parking available there and also rest rooms, The ladies of the grange will serve cool drinks, . Mr, Manuel Alameda, whose family are part of the history of Rough & Ready, is recuperating from surgery at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hosp, Manuel was born in a house that stood where . Squitrel Creek turns down Rough & Ready Ravine, In those days there was no bridge. The house burned while Manuel was still small, Mrs, Maud Calvert, descendant of another of the community's pioneer families, is visiting her sister and husband, Mr, and Mrs, Gregory Fallas in Antioch, Mr, and Mrs, David Ramey and young daughters, Michele and Doreen, of Riverside just spent a couple o days of their vacation with us, Time leaves its mark! I don’t remember their mother having that much energy when she was their age, The Rough & Ready Shopping Center and Trailer Park have new owners, Mr, and Mrs, Omar Zumwalt are retiring. The new Owners are Mr. and Mrs, Roy Bradley and Mr, and Mrs. Harold Hooker of southern California, _ Fs ’ WAC comm ed’ by Fra Haddoc There were many visitors from other clubs to observe. Rough & Ready was the first club to hold Local Level Achievement Night. This was only a beginning for the big County Achievement Night last Saturday. Rough & Ready club made it again with an All-Star and nine other county awards, Nevada County All Stars S$ year are Linda Personini of the Kentucky Flat club and Kirk Pharis of the Rough & Ready club, Other county awards brought home were by Debby Bursill, Debby Peterson and Dave Siegfried who were selected to attend ‘the Junior Leadership Conference and Debby Peterson who was a Medalist Winner in Cooking, "Meg" Sailor who was a Medalist with her sheep and Don Burkhard whowas the Electrical Medalist, County awards were won by Linda ‘Burkhard for her Reporter's Bock, by Debby BursilJ for her Canning, Another first in Rough & Ready was won by Jack Bixler, Nevada County selected, for the first time this year, the adult. who had been the most help to 4-Hers throughout the county, Each club turned in two names, Mr, E.L d won “hands down", (Jack) Bixler of Rough & Ready Almost forgot the most important thing, The cast for the Secession Playlet is Barbara Sailor as E, F, icidact. Ken Beatie as the Bartender, Mary O'Neal as the "City Slicker", the Miners are Bill Thomas, Helen Steele, Larry Filer, and Jim West, and the "Girls" are Dora Grieme, Helen Beatie, Maciel Filer, Joan Mader, and Helen Avery, Our piano Player is John Kartozian. Olyve Simmons going to carry on with the Directing chore where Miriam Jensen eft off. Miriam had to leave hurriedly on family affairs and the cast will miss her, The props for the play are being supplied by "Bill" Moranville of Grass Valley, Don't miss this melodrama, It ; will be presented at *, evening, ‘abut 18i90 P.m. and again in the early oe County Home Advisor, *” Bh Level Achinveinicitt NOpRt, nune:25,:wat"s bia aight. ya eg ae ‘eaterealatene inchid ng” ging A a ig aad i e x

tura Arnold 265-2471 Calling 265-2471, a. Ss. Tobiassen Engagement The engagement of their daughter, Pamela Diane, to Michael Sturgell has been announced by Mr, and Mrs, Elton Tobiassen of Nevada City, Pam is a senior student at Nevada Union High School, The groom-to-be is the son of Mr, and Mrs, Virgil Richey of Nevada City and is agraduate of Nevada Union High School, Their wedding is planned for the early summer of 1968, Reunion A Family Reunion is planned by the Kistles for this Sunday, July 2nd, at Seamen's Lodge in Nevada City at 1:00 P.M. Albert J. and Jennie Kistle werethe parents of twenty children, and the whole family (including the Parents) was born within the area ofa square mile in Nevada City . The only member of the family still residing in Nevada City is Ollie Peterson, but several other members of the family still live in the area in Grass Valley. The senior Kistles have both passed away, as have the four oldest sons,but the remainder of the family will be present at the reunion. This will be the first time in thirty-four years that all of the family has been able to get together. pet, ‘ i % P) ’ So ie. y & pan iy 43% Vv The Nugget is interested in all Social activities in our County. It’s readers are your friends _ andneighbors, Items of general interest should be referred directly to our Society Editor by [Tough Wew ss By Fay M. Dunbar 273-2934 ea T This week. it's “all out" for Sunday's Secession Celebration in Rough & Ready, It's almost impossible to get regular work on the “also ran" list, All the committees are working like mad and except for a few loose ends everything's ready to go. One of the byproducts of the celebration will be a few less weeds around town this year, Roy Bradley's new partner in the trailer park has had his . big mower’ going, Work parties will meet each evening this week Operation Cookie, the inspiration of Mrs, David Vonde Veld of Penn Valley is continuing to send three pound coffee cannisters packed with cookies to servicemen in Viet Nam. Pictured below are some of the workers assisting in the 1st packaging bee. Information can be obtained by calling Mrs, Vonde Veld at 273-4013, Early comers for the first general packaging bee are, from left to tight, Mrs, Richard Teghtmeyer, Mrs. L, E, Baldwin, Mrs. David Vonde Veld, Mrs, Wm, Waddell and her daughter, Linda, Philip Rowden, Terri Wheatley, Bruce Benso, and Mrs, Lorne Vernoy. Wolf Mountain Camp is open again. The church-affiliated camp near Grass Valley offers Summer recreation and religious training for children during the vacation months Information canbe obtained by writing Wolf Mountain, Rt. 1, Box 846, Grass Valley, or calling 2738709. Rainbow Girls Representative Connecticut, of the International Order of Rainbow for Girls, will leave Wednesday morning by plane to attend Grand Assembly in Connecticut, She will arrive in New Haven via New York Wednesday night, Patti is a Past Worthy Advisor of Nevada City Assembly No, 74, She has been a Rainbow pe since she was twelve years 0. e She graduated from Sierra College, receiving her AA degree this month, with a life membership in Alpha Gamma Sigma, Patti will enter the University of California at Davis in the fall as a language

major, Patricia is very grateful to her Rainbow sisters and members of the Masonic Order for making this trip possible, Patricia Weiss as Grand RePresentatiyve to the State of fa Se ayy we a ; at 7:15 to set up booths, parking, etc, Don't miss Sunday, July 2, in Rough & Ready. A couple of weeks ago I promised two new babies in Rough & Ready, Last week I told you about the Boy expected at the Gene Walters, The other one is to be an early Christmas gift for the Dale Haines, Dale and Pat definitely have an order in for another Girl, Present family is Shawn and Timothy and one little girl Siobhan, Somehow, in all the excitement lately, I forgot to tell you our new Highway signs "Entering Rough & Ready" are installed. They were painted by a local sign company and are beautiful, Mr, Richard Avery and son Bill and Mr. Jack Bixler got them up a couple of weeks ago, Permission was given by Mr, Bill Matson, Sr, of Grass Valley and Mr. Cecil Fidler of Martinez to locate the signs on their property. "Entering" from the West is just where the Highway crosses Squirrel Creek and “Entering” from the East is at Ponderosa Way. Feast your eyes! . The Rough & Ready Grange will hold "Open House", in the Historic old Hall built in 1857, for the Secession celebration on July 2, There is parking available there and also rest rooms, The ladies of the grange will serve cool drinks, . Mr, Manuel Alameda, whose family are part of the history of Rough & Ready, is recuperating from surgery at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hosp, Manuel was born in a house that stood where . Squitrel Creek turns down Rough & Ready Ravine, In those days there was no bridge. The house burned while Manuel was still small, Mrs, Maud Calvert, descendant of another of the community's pioneer families, is visiting her sister and husband, Mr, and Mrs, Gregory Fallas in Antioch, Mr, and Mrs, David Ramey and young daughters, Michele and Doreen, of Riverside just spent a couple o days of their vacation with us, Time leaves its mark! I don’t remember their mother having that much energy when she was their age, The Rough & Ready Shopping Center and Trailer Park have new owners, Mr, and Mrs, Omar Zumwalt are retiring. The new Owners are Mr. and Mrs, Roy Bradley and Mr, and Mrs. Harold Hooker of southern California, _ Fs ’ WAC comm ed’ by Fra Haddoc There were many visitors from other clubs to observe. Rough & Ready was the first club to hold Local Level Achievement Night. This was only a beginning for the big County Achievement Night last Saturday. Rough & Ready club made it again with an All-Star and nine other county awards, Nevada County All Stars S$ year are Linda Personini of the Kentucky Flat club and Kirk Pharis of the Rough & Ready club, Other county awards brought home were by Debby Bursill, Debby Peterson and Dave Siegfried who were selected to attend ‘the Junior Leadership Conference and Debby Peterson who was a Medalist Winner in Cooking, "Meg" Sailor who was a Medalist with her sheep and Don Burkhard whowas the Electrical Medalist, County awards were won by Linda ‘Burkhard for her Reporter's Bock, by Debby BursilJ for her Canning, Another first in Rough & Ready was won by Jack Bixler, Nevada County selected, for the first time this year, the adult. who had been the most help to 4-Hers throughout the county, Each club turned in two names, Mr, E.L d won “hands down", (Jack) Bixler of Rough & Ready Almost forgot the most important thing, The cast for the Secession Playlet is Barbara Sailor as E, F, icidact. Ken Beatie as the Bartender, Mary O'Neal as the "City Slicker", the Miners are Bill Thomas, Helen Steele, Larry Filer, and Jim West, and the "Girls" are Dora Grieme, Helen Beatie, Maciel Filer, Joan Mader, and Helen Avery, Our piano Player is John Kartozian. Olyve Simmons going to carry on with the Directing chore where Miriam Jensen eft off. Miriam had to leave hurriedly on family affairs and the cast will miss her, The props for the play are being supplied by "Bill" Moranville of Grass Valley, Don't miss this melodrama, It ; will be presented at *, evening, ‘abut 18i90 P.m. and again in the early oe County Home Advisor, *” Bh Level Achinveinicitt NOpRt, nune:25,:wat"s bia aight.. ya eg ae ‘eaterealatene inchid ng” ging A a ig aad i e x