March 6, 1968 (8 pages)

PENN VALLEY MOBILE RANCH There will be a beautification program started here inthis park soon. Pictures will be taken before and after, and the Mobilhome that has the prettiest grounds (landscaping) etc. will receive a lovely prize. Ill watch the progress, and keep you informed. One thing I know that with this lovely weather we are having, I'm anxious to start a beautification program all my own, and I guess that this is true of all of us. There is a lovely IRISH couple staying with us for awhile. The name O'Shaunessy of course. Don't hurry away! WAGON-HO Expecting some new tenants soon, right now nothing much happenning here. The Olsons are bowling in the Blue Chip League at the Gold Bowl. Lucky people to have them in their league,-as their living room is full: of ‘the beautiful trophies that those two have won in the past years. MOUNTAIN AIR We are expecting some new tenants also, and it will be nice to have the new section full, expecially when they get their awnings and skirts all installed, and the flowers planted. Takes a while to get things all settled so in a few weeks or so we should be looking pretty good around our Park, Our Cancer Dressing Chapter meets on Tuesday of every week, and the girls are certainly getting those dressings out. Remember all you Mobilhome people, you can certainly help by saving your old sheets, and the large paper bags, and dropping them by here. We are 4 miles So. of G, V. on the Auburn Hwy. ALL MOBILHOME OWNERS AT LARGE Remember that your news is just as important to me as that from the Parks, so if you have visitors, or plan on going ona vacation, just call, and we will get your news in. As many of you already know we really had a swell turn-out at our Golden State Mobilhome Owners League meeting last Friday night, place was filled we were able to get enough members to ask for a charter for a new chapter to be called 'The. GOLDEN CHAIN CHAPter of mobilhome owners on private property. This will be the very first chapter of this kind in all the State of Calif: and we are quite proud of it, and hope all you that are on private property will join our organization and help us fight unfair and discriminatory taxes aimed at our way of living. Our new president is Mrs, Ruth Eddy of Rough and Ready, Cal., vice-pres. Dottie Barham, Penn Valley, and Mrs. Cahill (FRANCES) these three are real fighters, and I want ~ Mobil Living By GLADYS HARPER Rt. 1, Box 573-Grass Valley Phone 273-8954 everyone to give them all the help they can. REMEMBER CALL ME IF YOU HAVE NEWS. ICF invites scholarship competitors An invitation to local high school students. who are wholly or -partly of Italian ancestry and Catholic, to compete for seventeen co11ége entrance scholarships of $250 each was issued today by the Italian CathOlic Federation. Application blanks may be obtained by writing the -Scholarship Committee of the organization at 678 Green Street, San Francisco, California 94133, and must be returned to the committee by April 8: Expenses for these scholarships will be defrayed by the Central Council of the Italian Catholic Federation. The Los Angeles District Council of the Italian Catholic Federation has donated two scholarships, the San Francisco District Council, two; the Peninsula District Council, one; the Burbank Branch, No. 101, of the Italian Catholic Federation, one; the Coloma Branch No, 19, one. This makes a total of 17 scholarships. The scholarships are open to qualified students who will graduate this year from any public, private or parochial high school in California, Nevada or Chicago, Illinois. Awards will be made on the basis of financial need, scholastic record, activities in high school showing leadership. and character, and personal statements. Faculty recommendations. must accompany each application, Purpose of the scholarships is to encourage students of Italian ancestry to obtain educations which will increase their usefulness as American citizens, according to Albert M. Teglia, Grand President of the Italian Catholic Federation, CINDERELLAS ’ Gold Flat Cinderellas will hold their 12th annual card party on Saturday, April 6, at the Hennessy School auditorium, Plans for the benefit party were discussed at the monthly meeting of the fire department auxiliary at the Banner Road Firehouse. Top door prize will be a stainless steel silverware setting for eight, with a wide variety of game prizes available to the players. Refreshments will be served. Coupons are still being col_ lected for the party prizes, and . anyone wishing to donate Betty Crocker or Gift Star coupons may mail them to Mrs. Bob Gates, Rt. 3, Box 318, Grass Valley. . COSMETICS Beauty Counselors FREE-Skin Care, Makeup Analysis 273-6323 ate tae AR eae 2 BM Wednesday, March 6, 1968 The Nevada County Nugget 3 BEALE AFB,—In recognition of having fulfilled his supply responsibilities in an outstanding manner, Major Sam E. Asseff, right, 456th Supply Squadron, receives a certificate of achievement from Colonel Jack D, Templin, base commander. The certificate, signed by General John P, McConnell, Air Force Chief-of-Staff, names the Major as an outstanding supply officer for 1967. (USAF PHOTO) “Try Before You Buy” Mrs, Santa Marinelli, Consultant.: RARE PHOTO of the foot of the seven-toed or the tentacles of an aged visitor from see many things in this upsidedown shot of walnut tree branches. TY DUMPTY HUMP MONDAY EVENINGS— FAMILY NIGHT SPECIALS Hamburgers for *1” and Family Pak HUMPTY DUMPTY PHONE 273-4588 GRASS VALLEY African hedgehopper outer space? You may Will report on Bullard’s work A report on the Bullard's Bar dam project on Yuba River will be given by Thomas Turner at the Nevada City Rotary Club noon meeting at The Broiler Thursday, March 7. Turner, of Turner Electric, is one of the contractors on the project. Sierra Swingers St. Patty's Day will be ob. served by the Sierra Swingers Square Dancers at a beginners hoedown on March 9 at the Hennessy School in Grass Valley. The festivities will be from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m, Dave Conley will be the caller for the evening. There will be prizes galore. Refreshments will be served. ales PEELE rrr ~ WARMLY A friendly call is always welcomed by newcomers to your neighborhood. They'll be ebey to meet you. Later, they'll want to know you better. But right now, they need something more—directions to the nearest schools and shopping facilities and all the other information one needs on arriving in a strange city. So make your welcome a little warmer with the help of a Welcome Wagon hostess. She'll provide all this and gifts as well. When new neighbors move in, call Welcome Wagon. You'll be glad you did. and they will, too. S\etameln

PENN VALLEY MOBILE RANCH There will be a beautification program started here inthis park soon. Pictures will be taken before and after, and the Mobilhome that has the prettiest grounds (landscaping) etc. will receive a lovely prize. Ill watch the progress, and keep you informed. One thing I know that with this lovely weather we are having, I'm anxious to start a beautification program all my own, and I guess that this is true of all of us. There is a lovely IRISH couple staying with us for awhile. The name O'Shaunessy of course. Don't hurry away! WAGON-HO Expecting some new tenants soon, right now nothing much happenning here. The Olsons are bowling in the Blue Chip League at the Gold Bowl. Lucky people to have them in their league,-as their living room is full: of ‘the beautiful trophies that those two have won in the past years. MOUNTAIN AIR We are expecting some new tenants also, and it will be nice to have the new section full, expecially when they get their awnings and skirts all installed, and the flowers planted. Takes a while to get things all settled so in a few weeks or so we should be looking pretty good around our Park, Our Cancer Dressing Chapter meets on Tuesday of every week, and the girls are certainly getting those dressings out. Remember all you Mobilhome people, you can certainly help by saving your old sheets, and the large paper bags, and dropping them by here. We are 4 miles So. of G, V. on the Auburn Hwy. ALL MOBILHOME OWNERS AT LARGE Remember that your news is just as important to me as that from the Parks, so if you have visitors, or plan on going ona vacation, just call, and we will get your news in. As many of you already know we really had a swell turn-out at our Golden State Mobilhome Owners League meeting last Friday night, place was filled we were able to get enough members to ask for a charter for a new chapter to be called 'The. GOLDEN CHAIN CHAPter of mobilhome owners on private property. This will be the very first chapter of this kind in all the State of Calif: and we are quite proud of it, and hope all you that are on private property will join our organization and help us fight unfair and discriminatory taxes aimed at our way of living. Our new president is Mrs, Ruth Eddy of Rough and Ready, Cal., vice-pres. Dottie Barham, Penn Valley, and Mrs. Cahill (FRANCES) these three are real fighters, and I want ~ Mobil Living By GLADYS HARPER Rt. 1, Box 573-Grass Valley Phone 273-8954 everyone to give them all the help they can. REMEMBER CALL ME IF YOU HAVE NEWS. ICF invites scholarship competitors An invitation to local high school students. who are wholly or -partly of Italian ancestry and Catholic, to compete for seventeen co11ége entrance scholarships of $250 each was issued today by the Italian CathOlic Federation. Application blanks may be obtained by writing the -Scholarship Committee of the organization at 678 Green Street, San Francisco, California 94133, and must be returned to the committee by April 8: Expenses for these scholarships will be defrayed by the Central Council of the Italian Catholic Federation. The Los Angeles District Council of the Italian Catholic Federation has donated two scholarships, the San Francisco District Council,

two; the Peninsula District Council, one; the Burbank Branch, No. 101, of the Italian Catholic Federation, one; the Coloma Branch No, 19, one. This makes a total of 17 scholarships. The scholarships are open to qualified students who will graduate this year from any public, private or parochial high school in California, Nevada or Chicago, Illinois. Awards will be made on the basis of financial need, scholastic record, activities in high school showing leadership. and character, and personal statements. Faculty recommendations. must accompany each application, Purpose of the scholarships is to encourage students of Italian ancestry to obtain educations which will increase their usefulness as American citizens, according to Albert M. Teglia, Grand President of the Italian Catholic Federation, CINDERELLAS ’ Gold Flat Cinderellas will hold their 12th annual card party on Saturday, April 6, at the Hennessy School auditorium, Plans for the benefit party were discussed at the monthly meeting of the fire department auxiliary at the Banner Road Firehouse. Top door prize will be a stainless steel silverware setting for eight, with a wide variety of game prizes available to the players. Refreshments will be served. Coupons are still being col_ lected for the party prizes, and . anyone wishing to donate Betty Crocker or Gift Star coupons may mail them to Mrs. Bob Gates, Rt. 3, Box 318, Grass Valley. . COSMETICS Beauty Counselors FREE-Skin Care, Makeup Analysis 273-6323 ate tae AR eae 2 BM Wednesday, March 6, 1968 The Nevada County Nugget 3 BEALE AFB,—In recognition of having fulfilled his supply responsibilities in an outstanding manner, Major Sam E. Asseff, right, 456th Supply Squadron, receives a certificate of achievement from Colonel Jack D, Templin, base commander. The certificate, signed by General John P, McConnell, Air Force Chief-of-Staff, names the Major as an outstanding supply officer for 1967. (USAF PHOTO) “Try Before You Buy” Mrs, Santa Marinelli, Consultant.: RARE PHOTO of the foot of the seven-toed or the tentacles of an aged visitor from see many things in this upsidedown shot of walnut tree branches. TY DUMPTY HUMP MONDAY EVENINGS— FAMILY NIGHT SPECIALS Hamburgers for *1” and Family Pak HUMPTY DUMPTY PHONE 273-4588 GRASS VALLEY African hedgehopper outer space? You may Will report on Bullard’s work A report on the Bullard's Bar dam project on Yuba River will be given by Thomas Turner at the Nevada City Rotary Club noon meeting at The Broiler Thursday, March 7. Turner, of Turner Electric, is one of the contractors on the project. Sierra Swingers St. Patty's Day will be ob. served by the Sierra Swingers Square Dancers at a beginners hoedown on March 9 at the Hennessy School in Grass Valley. The festivities will be from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m, Dave Conley will be the caller for the evening. There will be prizes galore. Refreshments will be served. ales PEELE rrr ~ WARMLY A friendly call is always welcomed by newcomers to your neighborhood. They'll be ebey to meet you. Later, they'll want to know you better. But right now, they need something more—directions to the nearest schools and shopping facilities and all the other information one needs on arriving in a strange city. So make your welcome a little warmer with the help of a Welcome Wagon hostess. She'll provide all this and gifts as well. When new neighbors move in, call Welcome Wagon. You'll be glad you did.. and they will, too. S\etameln