June 28, 1967 (24 pages)

Penn Valley Ne@WS 5, deny moor Box 3: Mobilehome Ranch Ph (273-6656 The Penn Valley Service Station has undergone a management change-for-the-better, There have been two. good and expert mechanics available here since last December 1. This station is operated by Don Heller and son, who live in adjacent houses in Penn Valley's Lazy Valley Acres. Top notch mechanics seem to be as scarse as horse feathers in this area, and Heller.and Heller seem to know their skills quite well. Mr, Hank Jacobsen informed me that his family likes to eat frog legs at their home inPleasant Valley. His sons spear the frogs near a pond on the Jacobsen property. They have several frogs on ice now. Hank said that they have not progressed to the point of eating whole frogs yet. Hank and Joan have two school-age boys, Michael and Steven, Your Penn Valley reporter is in the news again, On June 2, a tourist struck my Chevrolet from behind with his white 1963 Cadillac, The accident happened in Penn Valley, at the intersection of the trailer park entrance and the Marysville Highway. Mr.R.L. Kelley, the other driver, was watching a drilling rig in operation on the Gatti property rather than watching where he was going. His car came to a noisy stop against my rear bumper when I stopped to allow an on-coming car to pass before making the left turn. The registered owner of the Cadillac lives down in Yuba City. vehicles was very minor. As some of you readers know, that stretch of Highway 20 between Rough & Ready and the Loma Rica turn-off has a few tricky turns and curves and dangerous dips on it.. And many drivers are in too much of a hurry. Beware, this road is a widow-maker! When traveling on this road I advise all motorists to be suffi-" ciently insured, wear crash helmets, and most of all, slow down to a safe speed. Neither of us was injured, and the damage done to both Rollins Lake was officially opened as a recreation area yesterday by Enroll At Tall Pines Pre-school children may be enrolled now for the fall sessions of Tall Pines Nursery School, according to President Kathy Eacobacci, Tall Pines, with a program of learning through supervised play, is open to children who, on September 1st, will be two years and nine months, through five years of age. Children may be enrolled in the two-hour morning sessions for two days a week: Tuesday and Thursday, for three days: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, or for all five days, Tall Pines is a co-operative nursery school, which means that mothers assist with the program, and attend monthly meetings, Working mothers whe wish their childrento have the advantages of social development and learning that Tall Pines offers, may arrange to pay for a substitute. The school: is held at the Nevada County Fairgrounds, under the guidance of co-directors Vene Ingram and Joan Dayton, Interested parents may obtain additional information or arrange for enrollment by calling Mrs, Eacobacci at 273-7613 or Mrs, Ingram at 273-3858, Miss Patty Cooper, who cut the symbolic ribbon to opentthe lake's facilities tothe public. Leonard Luglan, head of Rolscott Corp., which will operate the facilities for the Nevada Irrigation District, looks on. Backing up Luglan and his granddaughter are (left to right) Bill Werner, Sacramento district engineer for the Department of Water Resources; Mike Good, president of the Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce; Ed Brotherhood, a water resources employee; and Ed Koster, manager of the NID. Xf Armed Forces Picture News FT, GORDAN, GA, (AHTNC) — Army Private Brian M, Frink, 19, son of Mr, and Mrs, Harley H, Frink, Route 1, Grass Valley, Calif,, completed eight weeks of military police training at the Army Training Center, Ft. Gordan, Ga., June 16, He was trained in Civil and military law, traffic control, map reading, prisoner-of-war control and self-defense, (U.S, Army Photo) CAMP BOOKSeM arine Gunnery Sergeant Wally B, Jean, son of Mrs, Jessie Jean of 309 Columbia Ave,, Grass Valley, is serving with Ammunition Supply Company One(ASP-1), Supply Battalion, Force Logistic Command based near Da Nang, Vietnam, The primary mission of ASP1 isto receive, store, inspect, dispose, and issue all types of ammunition, USS STICKELL--Sonar Technician Second Class James R, King, USN, son of Mr, and Mrs, Glen R, King of Cedar Ridge, is at sea in the eastern Atlantic Ocean ona combined training and good will cruise aboard the destroyer USS Stickell, Throughout the expected four month cruise, his ship will be a unit of Anti-Submarine (ASW) Carrier Group One, DA NANG, VIETNAM=Marine Corporal Robert I, Moddison , son of Mrs, Leo J, Haberman of Star Route, N. Bloomfield Road in Nevada City, is at the _Marble Mountain Air Facility, Da Nang, Vietnam, serving with Observation Squadron Three, a unit of the First Marine Aircraft Wing, FT, McCLELLAN -=Army Private Douglas G. Moore, 19, son of Mr, and Mrs, Richard M. Moore, 308 S, Church St, in Grass Valley, completed eight weeks of advanced infantry training June 15 at Ft, McLellan, Alabama, USS KLONDIKE-Fireman Billy R, Reynolds, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs, Billy J, Reynolds of Rt, 1, Grass Valley, visited Portland, Oregon, during that city’s annual Rose Festival, as a crewman aboard the Pacific Fleet repair ship USS Klondike, USS PRINCETON-Senior Chief Radioman Sidney E, Wells, USN, son of Mr, and Mrs, S, E. Wells of Cedar Ridge, has departed Yokosuka, Japan, en route to the U.S., as a staff member of Amphibious Squadron Seven, aboard the amphibious assault ship USS Princeton, Tie! (Oo eet s. The Nugget. . June 28, 1967 11 (K0227) CAMP PENDLETON, CALIF, (FHT NC). June 13— Marine Lance Corporal Tommy D. Bonivert, son of Mr, and Mrs, DelRoy A, Bonivert of 615 Gold Drive, Grass Valley, was graduated from the Regimental School at the Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, Calif, The school orients and trains noncommissioned officers in unit leadership principles, (K0139) CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C., (FHT NC) June 7— Marine Lance Corporal Terry L, Caselli, son of Mr, and Mrs, Lawrence Caselli of Route 1, Nevada City, Calif., recently returned to Camp Lejeune, N.C., from Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, N.C., where he participated in Operation FIREX, The exercise was designed to test the unit's combat readiness artillery procedures in support of the Second Marine Division's infantry units, He is a member of the Fourth Battalion, Tenth Marine Regiment, a unit of the Second Marine Division, NEVADA CITY'S Army National Guard Unit, commanded by 2LT, LARRY L. MORRIS will leave July 1 for two weeks _ of Active Army Training ati . Camp Roberts and Hunter Liggett Military Reservation, . ° The local Guardsmen, part of the 4,500-man 49th Infantry Brigade (Separate), will take part in a simulated mobilization and movement to field bivouc areas where they will engage in tactical actions against an agressor force, The men will live in the field during the entire two-week sum=mer training period, They are scheduled to return to their home stations on Saturday, July 14, Brigadier General Bernard A. Nurre, brigade commander, urges all California motorists to use special caution during the days that the Guardsmen will be moving to and from camp, The brigade includes units in the San Francisco Bay, Sacramento and San Joaquin Valley areas, There will be about 1,100 vehicles in the troop movement, AN ANTONIO---David M, George, son of Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd E, George of 421 Alta Street in Grass Valley, has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the U, S, Air Force upon graduation from Officer Training School (OT S$) at the Lackland AFB, Texas, Lieutenant George, selected for OTS through competitive examination, is being assigned to Tyndall AFB, Florida, for training as a weapons controller, The Nevada Union High School graduate received his A.A, degree in business adpasar ong sotto from Sierra Junior College, Rockli and his B.S, degree in 1967 from: Sacramento State College, He isa member of Alpha Sigma Phi, Sees 5 iT

Penn Valley Ne@WS 5, deny moor Box 3: Mobilehome Ranch Ph (273-6656 The Penn Valley Service Station has undergone a management change-for-the-better, There have been two. good and expert mechanics available here since last December 1. This station is operated by Don Heller and son, who live in adjacent houses in Penn Valley's Lazy Valley Acres. Top notch mechanics seem to be as scarse as horse feathers in this area, and Heller.and Heller seem to know their skills quite well. Mr, Hank Jacobsen informed me that his family likes to eat frog legs at their home inPleasant Valley. His sons spear the frogs near a pond on the Jacobsen property. They have several frogs on ice now. Hank said that they have not progressed to the point of eating whole frogs yet. Hank and Joan have two school-age boys, Michael and Steven, Your Penn Valley reporter is in the news again, On June 2, a tourist struck my Chevrolet from behind with his white 1963 Cadillac, The accident happened in Penn Valley, at the intersection of the trailer park entrance and the Marysville Highway. Mr.R.L. Kelley, the other driver, was watching a drilling rig in operation on the Gatti property rather than watching where he was going. His car came to a noisy stop against my rear bumper when I stopped to allow an on-coming car to pass before making the left turn. The registered owner of the Cadillac lives down in Yuba City. vehicles was very minor. As some of you readers know, that stretch of Highway 20 between Rough & Ready and the Loma Rica turn-off has a few tricky turns and curves and dangerous dips on it... And many drivers are in too much of a hurry. Beware, this road is a widow-maker! When traveling on this road I advise all motorists to be suffi-" ciently insured, wear crash helmets, and most of all, slow down to a safe speed. Neither of us was injured, and the damage done to both Rollins Lake was officially opened as a recreation area yesterday by Enroll At Tall Pines Pre-school children may be enrolled now for the fall sessions of Tall Pines Nursery School, according to President Kathy Eacobacci, Tall Pines, with a program of learning through supervised play, is open to children who, on September 1st, will be two years and nine months, through five years of age. Children may be enrolled in the two-hour morning sessions for two days a week: Tuesday and Thursday, for three days: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, or for all five days, Tall Pines is a co-operative nursery school, which means that mothers assist with the program, and attend monthly meetings, Working mothers whe wish their childrento have the advantages of social development and learning that Tall Pines offers, may arrange to pay for a substitute. The school: is held at the Nevada County Fairgrounds, under the guidance of co-directors Vene Ingram and Joan Dayton, Interested parents may obtain additional information or arrange for enrollment by calling Mrs, Eacobacci at 273-7613 or Mrs, Ingram at 273-3858, Miss Patty Cooper, who cut the symbolic ribbon to opentthe lake's facilities tothe public. Leonard Luglan, head of Rolscott Corp., which will operate the facilities for the Nevada Irrigation District, looks on. Backing up Luglan and his granddaughter are (left to right) Bill Werner, Sacramento district engineer for the Department of Water Resources; Mike Good, president of the Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce; Ed Brotherhood, a water resources employee; and Ed Koster, manager of the NID. Xf Armed Forces Picture News FT, GORDAN, GA, (AHTNC) — Army Private Brian M, Frink, 19, son of Mr, and Mrs, Harley H, Frink, Route 1, Grass Valley, Calif,, completed eight weeks of military police training at the Army Training Center, Ft. Gordan, Ga., June 16, He was trained in Civil and military law, traffic control, map reading, prisoner-of-war control and self-defense, (U.S, Army Photo) CAMP BOOKSeM arine Gunnery Sergeant Wally B, Jean, son of Mrs, Jessie Jean of 309 Columbia Ave,, Grass Valley, is serving with Ammunition Supply Company One(ASP-1), Supply Battalion, Force Logistic Command based near Da Nang, Vietnam, The primary mission of ASP1 isto receive, store, inspect, dispose, and issue all types of ammunition, USS STICKELL--Sonar Technician Second Class James R, King, USN, son of Mr, and Mrs, Glen R, King of Cedar Ridge, is at sea in the eastern Atlantic Ocean ona combined training and good will cruise aboard the destroyer USS Stickell, Throughout the expected four month cruise, his ship will be a unit of Anti-Submarine (ASW) Carrier Group One,

DA NANG, VIETNAM=Marine Corporal Robert I, Moddison , son of Mrs, Leo J, Haberman of Star Route, N. Bloomfield Road in Nevada City, is at the _Marble Mountain Air Facility, Da Nang, Vietnam, serving with Observation Squadron Three, a unit of the First Marine Aircraft Wing, FT, McCLELLAN -=Army Private Douglas G. Moore, 19, son of Mr, and Mrs, Richard M. Moore, 308 S, Church St, in Grass Valley, completed eight weeks of advanced infantry training June 15 at Ft, McLellan, Alabama, USS KLONDIKE-Fireman Billy R, Reynolds, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs, Billy J, Reynolds of Rt, 1, Grass Valley, visited Portland, Oregon, during that city’s annual Rose Festival, as a crewman aboard the Pacific Fleet repair ship USS Klondike, USS PRINCETON-Senior Chief Radioman Sidney E, Wells, USN, son of Mr, and Mrs, S, E. Wells of Cedar Ridge, has departed Yokosuka, Japan, en route to the U.S., as a staff member of Amphibious Squadron Seven, aboard the amphibious assault ship USS Princeton, Tie! (Oo eet s. The Nugget. .. June 28, 1967 11 (K0227) CAMP PENDLETON, CALIF, (FHT NC). June 13— Marine Lance Corporal Tommy D. Bonivert, son of Mr, and Mrs, DelRoy A, Bonivert of 615 Gold Drive, Grass Valley, was graduated from the Regimental School at the Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, Calif, The school orients and trains noncommissioned officers in unit leadership principles, (K0139) CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C., (FHT NC) June 7— Marine Lance Corporal Terry L, Caselli, son of Mr, and Mrs, Lawrence Caselli of Route 1, Nevada City, Calif., recently returned to Camp Lejeune, N.C., from Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, N.C., where he participated in Operation FIREX, The exercise was designed to test the unit's combat readiness artillery procedures in support of the Second Marine Division's infantry units, He is a member of the Fourth Battalion, Tenth Marine Regiment, a unit of the Second Marine Division, NEVADA CITY'S Army National Guard Unit, commanded by 2LT, LARRY L. MORRIS will leave July 1 for two weeks _ of Active Army Training ati . Camp Roberts and Hunter Liggett Military Reservation, . ° The local Guardsmen, part of the 4,500-man 49th Infantry Brigade (Separate), will take part in a simulated mobilization and movement to field bivouc areas where they will engage in tactical actions against an agressor force, The men will live in the field during the entire two-week sum=mer training period, They are scheduled to return to their home stations on Saturday, July 14, Brigadier General Bernard A. Nurre, brigade commander, urges all California motorists to use special caution during the days that the Guardsmen will be moving to and from camp, The brigade includes units in the San Francisco Bay, Sacramento and San Joaquin Valley areas, There will be about 1,100 vehicles in the troop movement, AN ANTONIO---David M, George, son of Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd E, George of 421 Alta Street in Grass Valley, has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the U, S, Air Force upon graduation from Officer Training School (OT S$) at the Lackland AFB, Texas, Lieutenant George, selected for OTS through competitive examination, is being assigned to Tyndall AFB, Florida, for training as a weapons controller, The Nevada Union High School graduate received his A.A, degree in business adpasar ong sotto from Sierra Junior College, Rockli and his B.S, degree in 1967 from: Sacramento State College, He isa member of Alpha Sigma Phi, Sees 5 iT