March 26, 1969 (12 pages)

Miss Pamela Fay, daughter exciting weekend in So, Californfa, She was helping her friend Friday and Saturday doing all Beach and spent most of their day in the swimming pool. Even their trip home was eventful. First they nearly missed their plane, Then fortunately aparticularly nice stewardess saw to it that they were liberally entertained with edible goodies all the way home, Accompanying Pam and Helen were Helen's mother, Mrs. Tom Dargie, her sister Sarah and Sarah's friend, Miss Marian Clinch, * * * On Wednesday, March 19, a group of her friends from the Rough and Ready Fire Dept. Auxiliary surprised Mrs. Joann Stevens, member of the auxiliary's ways and means committee, with a house warming luncheon. Mmes, Esther Bixler, Marie Broadus, Clara Bursill, Fay Dunbar, Noreen Harwood, Betty Hennig, Mary Lee, Pat Litchfield, Loretta Siegfried, and Jane Walter enjoyed a tour of thenew home and a feast of everybody's favorite recipes ‘ with Joann. Among her gifts. were a wall clock and a hanging lamp which Joann. herself had unknowingly selected while shopping with some of the ladies. Mrs. Glenda Prochaska entered the Alta Bates Hospital in Berkeley last Monday and underwent major surgery on Wednesday. She is recuperating nicely and will spend a few days with her mother, Mrs. Florence Forbes of Oakland before returning home, The children John, Linda, Ronald, Rhonia, and Brenda are being cared for at home so they won't have to miss school, ip ‘ Life is a little complicated for Mrs, Doris Trauner these days, She twisted her foot badly and tore many of the ligaments, With the aid of automating shifting she is able to drive a car but betting about on foot requires a crutch, Son Dale Trauner, who is married and makes his home just over the big hill in Nevada, was injured on the job recently. Dale works with some of our modern mechanical masters and one got 273-2934 previous illness. Mrs. Beatie went down to be with her and to take care of granddaughter Christine, just over 2 yearsold, and grandson Kenneth, just over one month old, * *k & If you want some real tasty baked delicacies visit the Rough and Ready Fire Dept Aux. bake sale Friday. March 28, at Penney’s in Grass V: and on Saturday, March 29, af the Mar-ket Center in Rouge and Ready. The Rough and Ready Grange has been very busy lately. All this activity is expected to help pay for the new heater and the beautiful new carpet. On Wednesday they had a "'Club Party" luncheon, The food was good, the games were fun, and the old hall was full to the rafters. Mrs, Clara Deardorf was chairman of the event, After the luncheon the ladies held their regular meeting and completed plans for their Annual Spring Rummage Sale. It will be at the Hall all day Wednesday, April 2, and Thursday, April 3. They also planned Easter Sunrise Services for April 6 their rt Easter Breakfast to follow. ; At the regular Grange potluck dinner on Friday, March 21, Mr. John W. Phillips from the State of California Bureau of Weights and Measures gave a most informative talk on all the aspects of his job, particularly the sealing of public scales. The regular business session followed at 8 p.m. The quarterly public party with its special a was held Saturday, March 2. . first speaker w M. Stevens of Vallejo, Social' Security District Manager, who RP Sy he Fok 200 to attend aging confab Approximately 200 represen” g Regional Senior California Information Day, Wednesday, April 9 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at St. Mary's Episcopal Hall at 1917 Third Street, Napa. The day is sponsored by the ‘Napa County Committee on Aging with the cooperation of the State of California Commission on Aging. Chairman is Andrew Bretz. General Manager of Napa Chamber of Commerce, jHe said the be Patrick will discuss Social Security and Medicare, . Michael Joell, Napa City Planning Assistant, will discuss Housing. The noon luncheon keynote speaker will be Richard Hoffmann of Oakland, immediate Past President, California Teachers Association, on "Agony and Ecstasy of Retirement." Afternoon: speakers will include Mrs. Beryl Corey of San Francisco office of the State Franchise Tax Board, speaking on Property Tax Assistance. The closing speaker, Joseph Yutkus, Manager of the Napa Department of Motor Vehicles, will speak on Driver Education and Identifications. Assisting with the planning are Sister Kathleen LaForge, President, and Jack Vincent, Project Director of the Napa County Commission on Aging, and Kenneth Hill, Special Consultant of the State Commission on Aging. A $2. reservation, which includes luncheon, should be sent to Napa County Committee on Aging, .575 Jefferson Street, Napa 94558, Nervous animals show ae ee Wednesday, March 26, 1969 Mobile By GLADYS HARPER MOUNTAIN AIR . MOBILE PARK — This beautiful weather we have been enjoying, has brought out the urge to get our gardens and flower beds all organized, and as usual Ennir Anderson has a head start, followed by Ran and Vera Wapole and Paiges. These families have decided to dic up the area in back and front of their’ homes for a large vegetable and flower garden. Last year the Wapoles had luscious sweet strawberries all the summer and most of the fall, along with tomatoes, parsley, chard, etc, All of which they shared with their neighbors, This will be the Paiges' first try and it is good to see how nice that area looks already. And I must thank George (our owner) for the lovely lilies that he planted along the redwood fence. My Sweet Williams are crowded too close together and if I ever find a spare moment I will thin them out. Ray and Vera's yard is a —blaze of color all summer long with these beautiful flowers, and they shared with me. The Nevada County Nugget 3 Livy PENN VALLEY MOBILE VILLAGE — This place has been traded in for property in another area, is the information given to me last week. As of now I do not know the name of the new owners, but do hope that they will work to bring back the beauty this Park has had in the past, and do their utmost to get that stabilization pond finished, as this is the most important factor in being able to get new tenants. This Park is close to stores, post office, and schools, and should be filled with residents, and will be one day soon when that pond is finished. MOBILE HOME ON PRIVATE PROPERTY — Regular meeting date for April which is on the first Wednesday of each month, has been changed to the second Wednesday due to the meeting place, Hennessy School, being closed for the Easter Week vacation, Everyone, please try to attend this most important meeting as there are some things that. need immediate attention. . BUSINESS . i. BILLBOARD smiechmr ce . Club NEVADA CITY, CALIF. @ COCKTAILS @ DANCING @ SNACKS JULIE & MARIE — PIANO & SONGS EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT! Crazy Horse BOWLING & BILLIARDS At The. Jolly Roger Lanes Grass Valley, Calif. THE GIPSON’s 2TB-2001 7 a ] SPECIALTY CAKES @ DONUTS LITTLE OLO BAKE snoP 429 6. RIDGE RD. — ORASSVALLEY, Cause. REAL ESTATE There's @ home in your futere with chemical differences Nervous dogs have been found to have abnormally high amounts of the metals magnesium and manganese in their nervous systems, the American Chemical Society was told recently at its 4th Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting. Whether this means that the dogs' nervousness is caused by this maladjustment-or that human nervous diseases might be treated by chemically correcting the levels of these metals--is not known, said Dr. James O, Wear, physical chemsystem fluid were exchanged between the nervous and the normal animals. The effects wore off in less than 24 hours.The normal fluid had no measurable effect on the nervous dogs. Past research has indicated that physiological and behavioral differences in animals can be associated with differences in these so-called "trace metals" in the diet, Dr. Wear said, But any behavioral differences in these dogs would not be caused by diet, since all of the experimental dogs had been kept in the same environment. Taking advantage of the Veterans Administration Hospital atomic reactor, the scientists 213-8473 While her husband, James Madison, served as President Thomas Jefferson's Secretary of State, Dolley acted as official WASHINGTON HOTEL § “Len Gilbert FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 111 W. MAIN P.O. BOX 1034 GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. 95945 PH. 273-6166 797 NEVADA CITY MmONWAY hostess for the widowed Jeft-. ROOMS—COCKTAILS } erson during his two terms at § Breakfast~Lunch—Dinner ff Executive Mansion. Weshington, Colif. 64 Tos LONG INSURANCE — row eee '. [ WATER PROBLEMS, Call 273-4493 Pumps—Filters Pipe—Fittings. GEO. A. KING & SON

Miss Pamela Fay, daughter exciting weekend in So, Californfa, She was helping her friend Friday and Saturday doing all Beach and spent most of their day in the swimming pool. Even their trip home was eventful. First they nearly missed their plane, Then fortunately aparticularly nice stewardess saw to it that they were liberally entertained with edible goodies all the way home, Accompanying Pam and Helen were Helen's mother, Mrs. Tom Dargie, her sister Sarah and Sarah's friend, Miss Marian Clinch, * * * On Wednesday, March 19, a group of her friends from the Rough and Ready Fire Dept. Auxiliary surprised Mrs. Joann Stevens, member of the auxiliary's ways and means committee, with a house warming luncheon. Mmes, Esther Bixler, Marie Broadus, Clara Bursill, Fay Dunbar, Noreen Harwood, Betty Hennig, Mary Lee, Pat Litchfield, Loretta Siegfried, and Jane Walter enjoyed a tour of thenew home and a feast of everybody's favorite recipes ‘ with Joann. Among her gifts. were a wall clock and a hanging lamp which Joann. herself had unknowingly selected while shopping with some of the ladies. Mrs. Glenda Prochaska entered the Alta Bates Hospital in Berkeley last Monday and underwent major surgery on Wednesday. She is recuperating nicely and will spend a few days with her mother, Mrs. Florence Forbes of Oakland before returning home, The children John, Linda, Ronald, Rhonia, and Brenda are being cared for at home so they won't have to miss school, ip ‘ Life is a little complicated for Mrs, Doris Trauner these days, She twisted her foot badly and tore many of the ligaments, With the aid of automating shifting she is able to drive a car but betting about on foot requires a crutch, Son Dale Trauner, who is married and makes his home just over the big hill in Nevada, was injured on the job recently. Dale works with some of our modern mechanical masters and one got 273-2934 previous illness. Mrs. Beatie went down to be with her and to take care of granddaughter Christine, just over 2 yearsold, and grandson Kenneth, just over one month old, * *k & If you want some real tasty baked delicacies visit the Rough and Ready Fire Dept Aux. bake sale Friday. March 28, at Penney’s in Grass V: and on Saturday, March 29, af the Mar-ket Center in Rouge and Ready. The Rough and Ready Grange has been very busy lately. All this activity is expected to help pay for the new heater and the beautiful new carpet. On Wednesday they had a "'Club Party" luncheon, The food was good, the games were fun, and the old hall was full to the rafters. Mrs, Clara Deardorf was chairman of the event, After the luncheon the ladies held their regular meeting and completed plans for their Annual Spring Rummage Sale. It will be at the Hall all day Wednesday, April 2, and Thursday, April 3. They also planned Easter Sunrise Services for April 6 their rt Easter Breakfast to follow. ; At the regular Grange potluck dinner on Friday, March 21, Mr. John W. Phillips from the State of California Bureau of Weights and Measures gave a most informative talk on all the aspects of his job, particularly the sealing of public scales. The regular business session followed at 8 p.m. The quarterly public party with its special a was held Saturday, March 2. . first speaker w M. Stevens of Vallejo, Social' Security District Manager, who RP Sy he Fok 200 to attend aging confab Approximately 200 represen” g Regional Senior California Information Day, Wednesday, April 9 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at St. Mary's Episcopal Hall at 1917 Third Street, Napa. The day is sponsored by the ‘Napa County Committee on Aging with the cooperation of the State of California Commission on Aging. Chairman is Andrew Bretz. General Manager of Napa Chamber of Commerce, jHe said the be Patrick will discuss Social Security and Medicare, . Michael Joell, Napa City Planning Assistant, will discuss Housing. The noon luncheon keynote speaker will be Richard Hoffmann of Oakland, immediate Past President, California Teachers Association, on "Agony and Ecstasy of Retirement." Afternoon: speakers will include Mrs. Beryl Corey of San Francisco office of the State Franchise Tax Board, speaking on Property Tax Assistance. The closing speaker, Joseph Yutkus, Manager of the Napa Department of Motor Vehicles, will speak on Driver Education and Identifications. Assisting with the planning are Sister Kathleen LaForge, President, and Jack Vincent, Project Director of the Napa County Commission on Aging, and Kenneth Hill, Special Consultant of the State Commission on Aging. A $2. reservation, which includes luncheon, should be sent to Napa County Committee on Aging, .575 Jefferson Street, Napa 94558, Nervous animals show

ae ee Wednesday, March 26, 1969 Mobile By GLADYS HARPER MOUNTAIN AIR . MOBILE PARK — This beautiful weather we have been enjoying, has brought out the urge to get our gardens and flower beds all organized, and as usual Ennir Anderson has a head start, followed by Ran and Vera Wapole and Paiges. These families have decided to dic up the area in back and front of their’ homes for a large vegetable and flower garden. Last year the Wapoles had luscious sweet strawberries all the summer and most of the fall, along with tomatoes, parsley, chard, etc, All of which they shared with their neighbors, This will be the Paiges' first try and it is good to see how nice that area looks already. And I must thank George (our owner) for the lovely lilies that he planted along the redwood fence. My Sweet Williams are crowded too close together and if I ever find a spare moment I will thin them out. Ray and Vera's yard is a —blaze of color all summer long with these beautiful flowers, and they shared with me. The Nevada County Nugget 3 Livy PENN VALLEY MOBILE VILLAGE — This place has been traded in for property in another area, is the information given to me last week. As of now I do not know the name of the new owners, but do hope that they will work to bring back the beauty this Park has had in the past, and do their utmost to get that stabilization pond finished, as this is the most important factor in being able to get new tenants. This Park is close to stores, post office, and schools, and should be filled with residents, and will be one day soon when that pond is finished. MOBILE HOME ON PRIVATE PROPERTY — Regular meeting date for April which is on the first Wednesday of each month, has been changed to the second Wednesday due to the meeting place, Hennessy School, being closed for the Easter Week vacation, Everyone, please try to attend this most important meeting as there are some things that. need immediate attention. . BUSINESS . i. BILLBOARD smiechmr ce . Club NEVADA CITY, CALIF. @ COCKTAILS @ DANCING @ SNACKS JULIE & MARIE — PIANO & SONGS EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT! Crazy Horse BOWLING & BILLIARDS At The. Jolly Roger Lanes Grass Valley, Calif. THE GIPSON’s 2TB-2001 7 a ] SPECIALTY CAKES @ DONUTS LITTLE OLO BAKE snoP 429 6. RIDGE RD. — ORASSVALLEY, Cause. REAL ESTATE There's @ home in your futere with chemical differences Nervous dogs have been found to have abnormally high amounts of the metals magnesium and manganese in their nervous systems, the American Chemical Society was told recently at its 4th Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting. Whether this means that the dogs' nervousness is caused by this maladjustment-or that human nervous diseases might be treated by chemically correcting the levels of these metals--is not known, said Dr. James O, Wear, physical chemsystem fluid were exchanged between the nervous and the normal animals. The effects wore off in less than 24 hours.The normal fluid had no measurable effect on the nervous dogs. Past research has indicated that physiological and behavioral differences in animals can be associated with differences in these so-called "trace metals" in the diet, Dr. Wear said, But any behavioral differences in these dogs would not be caused by diet, since all of the experimental dogs had been kept in the same environment. Taking advantage of the Veterans Administration Hospital atomic reactor, the scientists 213-8473 While her husband, James Madison, served as President Thomas Jefferson's Secretary of State, Dolley acted as official WASHINGTON HOTEL § “Len Gilbert FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 111 W. MAIN P.O. BOX 1034 GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. 95945 PH. 273-6166 797 NEVADA CITY MmONWAY hostess for the widowed Jeft-. ROOMS—COCKTAILS } erson during his two terms at § Breakfast~Lunch—Dinner ff Executive Mansion. Weshington, Colif. 64 Tos LONG INSURANCE — row eee '. [ WATER PROBLEMS, Call 273-4493 Pumps—Filters Pipe—Fittings. GEO. A. KING & SON