March 22, 1972 (12 pages)

2 The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, March 22, 1972 ore re ete ete ee 00 0 0.0.0-0.0.0.00.0.0.0. 0.0 0-0 0-6. ee ee ee ee ee _ Sounding Board . """@ Jee . 5 D * e "DO YOU APPROVE OF THE PRESENT SYSTEM OF PRI. MARY ELECTIONS IN SOME OF THE STATES AS A MEANS . Roady OF DETERMINING THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES? . By Fay M. Dunbar 273-2934 Mrs. Scott (Alice) Licht of the Women's Activities Committee of the Rough and Ready Grange and her friend Mrs. Thelma Lehman have put together a Pancake Breakfast for next Saturday morning March 25 from 6:30 a.m. until 12 noon or so at the Grange Hall, Highway 20 at Rough and Ready. All of the proceeds from this breakfast will go to the March of Dimes, These two eager ladies have seen to that by marching from door to door throughout the area and obtaining donations of all of the ingredients for the occasion, The enthusiastic support of -each of the merchants contacted gave them the courage for this endeavor says Mrs, Licht. They plan on serving 200 people, so let's give that morale another big boost by turning out next Saturday morning in big numbers. Donation for the breakfast is only 75¢. : You can pick your tickets up from almost any Granger (I have a few myself) or buy it at the door on Saturday. Just be sure and be there. The March of Dimes With its commendable objective of fighting crippling diseases is such a worthy cause. Lack of hungry breakfasters is the only problem that could possibly threaten the good of the cause now. Come! gussied up for shopping or covered with garden dirt but come! To quote Mrs. Licht, "We may have missed some of the merchants in thearea, but we made a point of meeting all the managers of our major ones. These people who gave so cheerfully and RUTH TRUSCOTT: I don't think : generously of their resources can rest assured that all proceeds will be translated into a most it's just right. A primary in : worthy cause." all the states on the same day ? 2 , 7 would be a better method, I PATRICIA KEPLER: No, one think, primary in all states on one On Easter Sunday, April 2, the Grange will again serve a Pancake Breakfast for the public. day would be a better meth Reverend Moore will officiate at the Sunrise services. The committee chairman Mrs, Conne ae Baer together with the Reverend Moore have really planned a joyful service to celebrate the Resurrection, The call to celebrate will be sounded by Nevada Union High School band students at 6:30 a.m. Anthems will be provided by the Newcomers Lyric Ensemble. Breakfast will follow the services, . * * * The silver offering for the Easter Sunrise Service has been donated by the Reverend Moore to the North Star Center. The Nevada City Women's Club visited there last week, It was a real revelation. The true name of the center is North Star Intensive Training and Communication Center. Not all of the young people there have been involved with drugs. Many are just unhappy runaways. Some have become too involved with political extremes, some are referrals by law enforcement agencies, and many come of their own volition because they want help. Dr. Mansdoerfers one requisite, other than space which he doesn't have enough of, is that they must want help. They have one other important rule at the center. That is work or you don't eat. The youngsters completely run the center with only guidance by adults. The day we were there was a beautiful day and outdoor work, especially wood cutting, was going on apace. There was some building activity and Dr. Mansdoerfer said many of the kids were in classes, The leather shop was the only indoor activity we saw. The youngsters cooked and served luncheon to about 25 of us. The beautiful surroundings there must be an inspiration to them. In their spare time the 40 plus, more or less permanent family, at North Star make candy and marmalade to sell. The "more or less permanent" means there are 40 plus youngsters able to live there all of the time but the youngsters themselves come and go, Some may only be there a few days, Others may take a while longer to "unscramble". The center is not financed by public funds. Dr, Mansdoerfer feels there should be better ways than taxes to support such a worthy activity. Donations are welcomed. idential primaries as they are For $1,500 you can own a retreat there. You are allowed so many weeks a year and the balance today is a bunch of garbage, of the time your room or cabin is occupied by a needy youngster. I finally found out what a reIf they have to have them, they DEBBIE RYTKONEN: There ‘treat really means, It is simply a quiet uncommercial (if there is such a word) vacation. J should all be held on the same : aie * * * BERT CANNON: I think the presday could be a better way, 5 . pits : giana ‘i fire abled installed many of the Rough and Ready street markers last GORY weekend. They have been waiting for the ground to get just dry enough and still be just wet enough. NEVADA COUNTY NU It's cement otherwise and digging 35 deep holes, under even ideal conditions, is quite a job. Soon the planning department will be providing street numbers. We are beginning to grow up it seems. The chamber of commerce provided the paving around the community marker when the Grange had its road paved. Now if we can just get a good looking planter and directional map there it would give the town a real center. This has been a chamber plan and dream since 1967, At their last meeting the board appointed William Baumgart to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of Mrs. Lisetta Scheave. Lisetta feels things are moving along and she doesn't like meetings. The chamber voted to give $100 to the Community Workshop and to finance the Ready Springs Summer Fecreation Program up to $150, Work on the blackmith shop is still being held up by our inability to obtain the required leeway on the west side of the shop. We have been working on this since last April. To be able to go ahead we must have a 5-foot allowance there. Willis Perry has been given the task of trying to work out some solution. * * PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, 301 Broad Street’ Nevada City, Ca, 95959 Telephone 265-2471 ; Second class postage paid at Nevada City, California. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court , Juce 3, 1960. DecreeNo, 12, 406, Subscription Rates: one year, $3.00; two years, $5.00. 1967 PRIZE-WINNING NEWSPAPER of the CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION * ok Mrs. Marguerite Spaite entertained members of the Newcomers Book Review Group at a brunch last Sunday. The occasion was the birthday (82nd) of Dr, Eva Missner. Highlight of the brunch: was homemade bread. A birthday cake provide the final touch for the affair. Mrs. Conne Bear, Mr. and Mrs, J. Allen Brown, and Dr. Bert Spaite were the Rough and Ready guests. Dr. Roy Missner, Dr. and Mrs. Emil Stern, and the two Drs. Frisbee, and William and Lois Howell completed the guest list. Marguerite Spaite is a busy hostess, Last Friday evening she entertained the newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. (Helene Hurlbut) Baerman with dinner. Mrs. Hall Boynton, out-of-town guest of the Spaites, and Mrs. Sue Fay completed the party. * * * Mrs. John (Lolomae) Tinsley spent last week in the hospital. It doesn't pay to work too hard she says. She just got so tired that much against her own plans her body took time off, She is taking life a little easier now and feeling fine. Her mother and father, the William Waxs, who winter in warmer climates, are home again and getting their spring gardening started. Lolomae gave me some of their other good news too. Myrtle Jane (Cynthia's pet sheep) visited Sweet William here last summer and the Tinsleys are enjoying watching the new babies Percy and Priscilla (according to Lolomae ugly but cute) play and grow. BILL CRABB: It's O.K,

2 The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, March 22, 1972 ore re ete ete ee 00 0 0.0.0-0.0.0.00.0.0.0. 0.0 0-0 0-6. ee ee ee ee ee _ Sounding Board . """@ Jee . 5 D * e "DO YOU APPROVE OF THE PRESENT SYSTEM OF PRI. MARY ELECTIONS IN SOME OF THE STATES AS A MEANS . Roady OF DETERMINING THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES? . By Fay M. Dunbar 273-2934 Mrs. Scott (Alice) Licht of the Women's Activities Committee of the Rough and Ready Grange and her friend Mrs. Thelma Lehman have put together a Pancake Breakfast for next Saturday morning March 25 from 6:30 a.m. until 12 noon or so at the Grange Hall, Highway 20 at Rough and Ready. All of the proceeds from this breakfast will go to the March of Dimes, These two eager ladies have seen to that by marching from door to door throughout the area and obtaining donations of all of the ingredients for the occasion, The enthusiastic support of -each of the merchants contacted gave them the courage for this endeavor says Mrs, Licht. They plan on serving 200 people, so let's give that morale another big boost by turning out next Saturday morning in big numbers. Donation for the breakfast is only 75¢. : You can pick your tickets up from almost any Granger (I have a few myself) or buy it at the door on Saturday. Just be sure and be there. The March of Dimes With its commendable objective of fighting crippling diseases is such a worthy cause. Lack of hungry breakfasters is the only problem that could possibly threaten the good of the cause now. Come! gussied up for shopping or covered with garden dirt but come! To quote Mrs. Licht, "We may have missed some of the merchants in thearea, but we made a point of meeting all the managers of our major ones. These people who gave so cheerfully and RUTH TRUSCOTT: I don't think : generously of their resources can rest assured that all proceeds will be translated into a most it's just right. A primary in : worthy cause." all the states on the same day ? 2 , 7 would be a better method, I PATRICIA KEPLER: No, one think, primary in all states on one On Easter Sunday, April 2, the Grange will again serve a Pancake Breakfast for the public. day would be a better meth Reverend Moore will officiate at the Sunrise services. The committee chairman Mrs, Conne ae Baer together with the Reverend Moore have really planned a joyful service to celebrate the Resurrection, The call to celebrate will be sounded by Nevada Union High School band students at 6:30 a.m. Anthems will be provided by the Newcomers Lyric Ensemble. Breakfast will follow the services, . * * * The silver offering for the Easter Sunrise Service has been donated by the Reverend Moore to the North Star Center. The Nevada City Women's Club visited there last week, It was a real revelation. The true name of the center is North Star Intensive Training and Communication Center. Not all of the young people there have been involved with drugs. Many are just unhappy runaways. Some have become too involved with political extremes, some are referrals by law enforcement agencies, and many come of their own volition because they want help. Dr. Mansdoerfers one requisite, other than space which he doesn't have enough of, is that they must want help. They have one other important rule at the center. That is work or you don't eat. The youngsters completely run the center with only guidance by adults. The day we were there was a beautiful day and outdoor work, especially wood cutting, was going on apace. There was some building activity and Dr. Mansdoerfer said many of the kids were in classes, The leather shop was the only indoor activity we saw. The youngsters cooked and served luncheon to about 25 of us. The beautiful surroundings there must be an inspiration to them. In their spare time the 40 plus, more or less permanent family, at North Star make candy and marmalade to sell. The "more or less permanent" means there are 40 plus youngsters able to live there all of the time but the youngsters themselves come and go, Some may only be there a few days, Others may take a while longer to "unscramble". The center is not financed by public funds. Dr, Mansdoerfer feels there should be better ways than taxes to support such a worthy activity. Donations are welcomed. idential primaries as they are For $1,500 you can own a retreat there. You are allowed so many weeks a year and the balance today is a bunch of garbage, of the time your room or cabin is occupied by a needy youngster. I finally found out what a reIf they have to have them, they DEBBIE RYTKONEN: There ‘treat really means, It is simply a quiet uncommercial (if there is such a word) vacation. J should all be held on the same : aie * * *

BERT CANNON: I think the presday could be a better way, 5 . pits : giana ‘i fire abled installed many of the Rough and Ready street markers last GORY weekend. They have been waiting for the ground to get just dry enough and still be just wet enough. NEVADA COUNTY NU It's cement otherwise and digging 35 deep holes, under even ideal conditions, is quite a job. Soon the planning department will be providing street numbers. We are beginning to grow up it seems. The chamber of commerce provided the paving around the community marker when the Grange had its road paved. Now if we can just get a good looking planter and directional map there it would give the town a real center. This has been a chamber plan and dream since 1967, At their last meeting the board appointed William Baumgart to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of Mrs. Lisetta Scheave. Lisetta feels things are moving along and she doesn't like meetings. The chamber voted to give $100 to the Community Workshop and to finance the Ready Springs Summer Fecreation Program up to $150, Work on the blackmith shop is still being held up by our inability to obtain the required leeway on the west side of the shop. We have been working on this since last April. To be able to go ahead we must have a 5-foot allowance there. Willis Perry has been given the task of trying to work out some solution. * * PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, 301 Broad Street’ Nevada City, Ca, 95959 Telephone 265-2471 ; Second class postage paid at Nevada City, California. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court , Juce 3, 1960. DecreeNo, 12, 406, Subscription Rates: one year, $3.00; two years, $5.00. 1967 PRIZE-WINNING NEWSPAPER of the CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION * ok Mrs. Marguerite Spaite entertained members of the Newcomers Book Review Group at a brunch last Sunday. The occasion was the birthday (82nd) of Dr, Eva Missner. Highlight of the brunch: was homemade bread. A birthday cake provide the final touch for the affair. Mrs. Conne Bear, Mr. and Mrs, J. Allen Brown, and Dr. Bert Spaite were the Rough and Ready guests. Dr. Roy Missner, Dr. and Mrs. Emil Stern, and the two Drs. Frisbee, and William and Lois Howell completed the guest list. Marguerite Spaite is a busy hostess, Last Friday evening she entertained the newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. (Helene Hurlbut) Baerman with dinner. Mrs. Hall Boynton, out-of-town guest of the Spaites, and Mrs. Sue Fay completed the party. * * * Mrs. John (Lolomae) Tinsley spent last week in the hospital. It doesn't pay to work too hard she says. She just got so tired that much against her own plans her body took time off, She is taking life a little easier now and feeling fine. Her mother and father, the William Waxs, who winter in warmer climates, are home again and getting their spring gardening started. Lolomae gave me some of their other good news too. Myrtle Jane (Cynthia's pet sheep) visited Sweet William here last summer and the Tinsleys are enjoying watching the new babies Percy and Priscilla (according to Lolomae ugly but cute) play and grow. BILL CRABB: It's O.K,