June 3, 1968 (8 pages)

w G.W. . Heady Movs By Fay.M. Dunbar 273-2934 The Chamber of Commerce chuck wagon breakfast on Sunday May-26 was a huge success, and will be repeated at least 4dnnually, according to breadfast chairman Doris Bradley. The whole: world smiled that-morning, including the weather man, . and all the people who ate the ome Sour dough cakes, The in ‘Rough and Ready expected event as was music done by Clarence Treadway. ; * * Our 4-H'rs will be selling fireworks on, and even the week before, July 4. The. new 4-H calendars are available. These calendars cover birthdays and most local events for the year beginning June 1, 1968 and extending through May 31, 1969, They also help cover 4-H club expenses, "See your nearest 4-H'r today!" * kk & The Chamber of Commerce invites you to hear "Chuck" Sheeley, Americanism chairman, State Dept. of the American Legion, talk about our flag. Meeting will be held at the OLD Rough and Ready School Thursday June 13 at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Chamber board meeting will follow the program, * ok Rough and Ready community news from now until after July 4 will be filled with "Secession". There are so many exciting things happening I can't keep up with them all, "Sandy" Farber just stopped by to leave the old Fippin anvil for us. Sandy's sorority at Chico State featured Lotta Crabtree in their recent celebration of Pioneer Days, and used the old anvil in the Rough and Ready scenes about ner life. Lotta gave her first performance on this anvil to the lusty cheers of a crowd of miners. She was ° 6 years old and the anvil had already made its famous covered wagon journey across the plains, One of our Secession Day plays this year will be this story. We “are inviting the Fippin family to our celebration and will dedicate the anvil to the old pioneers of Rough and Ready at that time. * Joyce Thomas of Joyce's Fine Fabrics has a display in her store window on Mill St. of the "Gold Poke", saanen idcodas and simplicity hase BERGEMANN & SON Funeral Chapel ready to serve you day or night . call 265-2421. . Bost Ave. off Lower Grass Valley Rd, “Nevada City live western guitarMrs. Allen McCrea, which is to be raffled July 4, Also shown in the display are some of the dolls dressed especially for this celebration by Mrs. Marguerite Spaite and her doll couturieres. These hard working ladies have met each Thursday since last October. The "Poke" contains over 2 ounces of gold and the dolls reflect every era of the Gold Rush period. * ok * Two new additions to our community are Mr. and Mrs, Allen T. Bryant of Yuba City. They expect to build here soon. Both Mr. and Mrs. Bryant teach school, Unfortunately. they are all signed up for next term. * * * Another pair of newcomers to our community are Mr. and Mrs. John A, Brown of Cupertino. They plan on taking life easy and enjoying our wonderful country as soon as possible. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Morris Freeman of Orange have an eye on. the future. They have invested in a bit of our community for use when they can leave the "hustle and bustle". * * * Mr. and Mrs, "Jack" Bixler and Mrs. Dorothy Thomas of San Francisco, Mrs. Bixler's sister, left Monday for a visit with another of the Crowley Pe te on Sunday. The Bixlers are so active in community affairs that everyone will have to work abit harder toreplace them while they are gone. Mr. Bixler has just been named to the livestock committee of the Western Fairs Assn. and Mrs. Bixler is chairman for the grange public partv which is coming up Sunday June 9 at 1:30 p.m. ye Mrs, Willis Perry is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Andy Meuller. in Trinity county. The Meullers live on Ruth Lake in the_ heart of Trinity fishing country. Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Mueller are both avid fishermen (women) so there will surely be some nice trout dinners for a while. 5 * * * Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G. McIntire have returned home to Rough and Ready. The McIntires lived in Rough and Ready. until about. 12 years ago. It is for keeps this time. They have purchased a home here. * kK O* Mrs. Jim West and 14 months old Brenda Louise West and grandmother, Mrs. Mable Geer of Grass Valley, left last Tuesday for Junction City, Oregon to visit relative. Jim and his friend, Marshall Gobel will try to"keep the home fires burning” for a few days. * * All sensible sheep breeders have lambs in December and January. No so our strictly amateur venture. We have anew _ baby born June 1. Mr. Bixler says this is the newest thing in progressive sheep breeding. This must prove that our "pets" are progressive, We will probably name the newborn "Bonus", Save June 29 for the Chamber of Commerce "Old Fashioned Dance” at the Community Hall at 8 p.m. There will be broom dances and a live chicken raffle, and lots of other things that were done in days past in this same old hall, promises Chairman Lucille McCrea. She is arranging for some live music and some "canned" so that you may have your choice of the old melodies. ' KNIGHT S Paiat Store Complete Selection Of Fine Wallpapers AUTO PAINTS 146 Mill St. Grass Valley Phone 273-4856 _ Fe Cincus 15th and H 1419 H, Sacramento $16 to $32 for 10 Shows SINGLE TICKETS $4. $3.50 $3 $2.50 Tickets alsé available at: FOWLER TV & APPLIANCE SPSHHOHOCKHSOSHOHHHOHHHOHOHHSHSHHHHHSHHOHHHSHHHHHOHOHOOHOOOOE Presented by The Sponsored The Sacramento Light Opera Association's PRODUCED BY LEWIS & YOUNG Season and Single Tickets on Sale Civic Theater Box Office SAVE ao ON oe TICKETS signee tes ieee Auburn Sacramento Civic Theater by THE BEE WPBK ona KOve JUNE 17th July 1-July 7 July 3-July 14 July 15-July 21 July 22-July 28 OKLAHOMA! 441-3163 $2 TO THE FORUM THE HEYDAY OF BURLESQUE 18th SEASON OPENS MONDAY June 17-June 23 THE MUSIC MAN June 24-June 30 FINIAN'S RAINBOW IRMA LA DOUCE THE WIZARD OF OZ SOUTH PACIFIC WEST SIDE STORY July 29-August 4 August 5-August 11 THE UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN August 12-August 18 A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY August 19-August 25 SOOHOHOHSHOSHHOHOHOSHHHHHHSHOSE °96OHHO8HHHHHHHHHHHSHOOOE For information leading to the arrest and conviction of persons vandalizing, damaging, stealing from or tampering with PG&E power lines, plants or other facilities. 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w G.W. . Heady Movs By Fay.M. Dunbar 273-2934 The Chamber of Commerce chuck wagon breakfast on Sunday May-26 was a huge success, and will be repeated at least 4dnnually, according to breadfast chairman Doris Bradley. The whole: world smiled that-morning, including the weather man, . and all the people who ate the ome Sour dough cakes, The in ‘Rough and Ready expected event as was music done by Clarence Treadway.. ; * * Our 4-H'rs will be selling fireworks on, and even the week before, July 4. The. new 4-H calendars are available. These calendars cover birthdays and most local events for the year beginning June 1, 1968 and extending through May 31, 1969, They also help cover 4-H club expenses, "See your nearest 4-H'r today!" * kk & The Chamber of Commerce invites you to hear "Chuck" Sheeley, Americanism chairman, State Dept. of the American Legion, talk about our flag. Meeting will be held at the OLD Rough and Ready School Thursday June 13 at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Chamber board meeting will follow the program, * ok Rough and Ready community news from now until after July 4 will be filled with "Secession". There are so many exciting things happening I can't keep up with them all, "Sandy" Farber just stopped by to leave the old Fippin anvil for us. Sandy's sorority at Chico State featured Lotta Crabtree in their recent celebration of Pioneer Days, and used the old anvil in the Rough and Ready scenes about ner life. Lotta gave her first performance on this anvil to the lusty cheers of a crowd of miners. She was ° 6 years old and the anvil had already made its famous covered wagon journey across the plains, One of our Secession Day plays this year will be this story. We “are inviting the Fippin family to our celebration and will dedicate the anvil to the old pioneers of Rough and Ready at that time. * Joyce Thomas of Joyce's Fine Fabrics has a display in her store window on Mill St. of the "Gold Poke", saanen idcodas and simplicity hase BERGEMANN & SON Funeral Chapel ready to serve you day or night . call 265-2421. . Bost Ave. off Lower Grass Valley Rd, “Nevada City live western guitarMrs. Allen McCrea, which is to be raffled July 4, Also shown in the display are some of the dolls dressed especially for this celebration by Mrs. Marguerite Spaite and her doll couturieres. These hard working ladies have met each Thursday since last October. The "Poke" contains over 2 ounces of gold and the dolls reflect every era of the Gold Rush period. * ok * Two new additions to our community are Mr. and Mrs, Allen T. Bryant of Yuba City. They expect to build here soon. Both Mr. and Mrs. Bryant teach school, Unfortunately. they are all signed up for next term. * * * Another pair of newcomers to our community are Mr. and Mrs. John A, Brown of Cupertino. They plan on taking life easy and enjoying our wonderful country as soon as possible. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Morris Freeman of Orange have an eye on. the future. They have invested in a bit of our community for use when they can leave the "hustle and bustle". * * * Mr. and Mrs, "Jack" Bixler and Mrs. Dorothy Thomas of San Francisco, Mrs. Bixler's sister, left Monday for a visit with another of the Crowley Pe te on Sunday. The Bixlers are so active in community affairs that everyone will have to work abit harder toreplace them while they are gone. Mr. Bixler has just been named to the livestock committee of the Western Fairs Assn. and Mrs. Bixler is chairman for the grange public partv which is coming up Sunday June 9 at 1:30 p.m. ye Mrs, Willis Perry is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Andy Meuller. in Trinity county. The Meullers live on Ruth Lake in the_ heart of Trinity fishing country.

Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Mueller are both avid fishermen (women) so there will surely be some nice trout dinners for a while. 5 * * * Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G. McIntire have returned home to Rough and Ready. The McIntires lived in Rough and Ready. until about. 12 years ago. It is for keeps this time. They have purchased a home here. * kK O* Mrs. Jim West and 14 months old Brenda Louise West and grandmother, Mrs. Mable Geer of Grass Valley, left last Tuesday for Junction City, Oregon to visit relative. Jim and his friend, Marshall Gobel will try to"keep the home fires burning” for a few days. * * All sensible sheep breeders have lambs in December and January. No so our strictly amateur venture. We have anew _ baby born June 1. Mr. Bixler says this is the newest thing in progressive sheep breeding. This must prove that our "pets" are progressive, We will probably name the newborn "Bonus", Save June 29 for the Chamber of Commerce "Old Fashioned Dance” at the Community Hall at 8 p.m. There will be broom dances and a live chicken raffle, and lots of other things that were done in days past in this same old hall, promises Chairman Lucille McCrea. She is arranging for some live music and some "canned" so that you may have your choice of the old melodies. ' KNIGHT S Paiat Store Complete Selection Of Fine Wallpapers AUTO PAINTS 146 Mill St. Grass Valley Phone 273-4856 _ Fe Cincus 15th and H 1419 H, Sacramento $16 to $32 for 10 Shows SINGLE TICKETS $4. $3.50 $3 $2.50 Tickets alsé available at: FOWLER TV & APPLIANCE SPSHHOHOCKHSOSHOHHHOHHHOHOHHSHSHHHHHSHHOHHHSHHHHHOHOHOOHOOOOE Presented by The Sponsored The Sacramento Light Opera Association's PRODUCED BY LEWIS & YOUNG Season and Single Tickets on Sale Civic Theater Box Office SAVE ao ON oe TICKETS signee tes ieee Auburn Sacramento Civic Theater by THE BEE WPBK ona KOve JUNE 17th July 1-July 7 July 3-July 14 July 15-July 21 July 22-July 28 OKLAHOMA! 441-3163 $2 TO THE FORUM THE HEYDAY OF BURLESQUE 18th SEASON OPENS MONDAY June 17-June 23 THE MUSIC MAN June 24-June 30 FINIAN'S RAINBOW IRMA LA DOUCE THE WIZARD OF OZ SOUTH PACIFIC WEST SIDE STORY July 29-August 4 August 5-August 11 THE UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN August 12-August 18 A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY August 19-August 25 SOOHOHOHSHOSHHOHOHOSHHHHHHSHOSE °96OHHO8HHHHHHHHHHHSHOOOE For information leading to the arrest and conviction of persons vandalizing, damaging, stealing from or tampering with PG&E power lines, plants or other facilities. Damaging any power facility or installation is a felony punishable by a maximum of $500 fine or 5 years in prison or both. You can help protect against inconvenience and possible danger. Be suspicious of anyone working on or around power facilities or installations after 5 in the afternoon. Only in emergency conditions would PG&E have crews working after 5 P.M. If you.should notice persons or activities of a suspicious nature around PG&E facilities, call the police, the sheriff or 842x-0568 PG&E at once. Descriptions of the persons and vehicles—and especially license numbers—will be of great help. Because of a series of thefts and several recent acts of vandalism involving utility facilities, law enforcement agencies are on the alert and we have stepped up our own security measures: increased line patrols, extra guards and helicopter surveillance. Your own alertness will be a public service and your information will be investigated Pp G and J, immediately.