March 8, 1961 (10 pages)

V. art 0. rier ey ave NS. ing Id, ids: ‘ys BY NORMA MEADE The Penn Valley Volunteer Fire Department have an R. C. A. Console 21 inch COLOR television. set for their donation prize for the annual Penn Valley Rodeo. The television isa lovely piece of furniture that anyone would be proud to own. Tickets may member or at Pegar's Y. y * * & j Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scovill had visitors over the weekend, Mrs. and Mr. Stan Hort s * * ‘CAPPING’. . Approximately 150 persons attended the ‘capping’ exercises of the sixteen students of the Vocational Nursing Program of Sierra College, held at the Nevada County Hospital, Feb. 23, 1961. Inthe ceremony were: Sitting, First Row Corene Van Buren, Beverly Tassone, Donna Smith, Lynn Russell, Ida Ramsey, Genevieve Mooers, Gail Lawton, Eleanore Kemp. Standing, Second RowJean Johnson, Doris Holman, Jean Gould, June Goeller, Robinette Garrison, Ila Fessler, Madeline Engstrom, Josephine Butcher, Genevieve Logan R.N. Director of Voc. Nurs. Pvg. Chapel in Reno Feb. 23, tated, broken ribs, a back . Camptonville News , By IRENE STOOPS Pelton Chapter 3 615, O. E.S. held itsregular meeting the night of Feb. 23 in the Masonic Temple.with Charlotte Wakeman, W.M., and Ray Wakeman, W.P., presiding. John C. Gregor of Grass Valley wasinitiated into the order. Many guests from other Chapters attended the ceremony. . Following the meeting, refreshments were served in the dining room which was decorated in red white and bluein abservance of "Patriotic Night". s ct a ¢ Miss Marguerite Cannon, Grass Valley, and Larry Pedon, Camptonville, were married inthe Parh Wedding GOLDEN ARROW RANCH GUEST RANCH and RESORT MOTEL . GOLD RUN, CALIFORNIA tonville. BREAKFAST *LUNCH * DINNERI OPEN EVERY DAY—ALL DAY! * ment will continue each day. ; WeunderstandJohn, Jr. sufPhone ALTA 5352 Exit Freeway at Gold Run, turn right on Magra Road "Old 40," 1/2 Mile West re John V. and Helen Hartmire, owners . We ee of 112-W-361 *ZT1¥O SoguemBsoRS *98 981 168 woysers 4or88s EN The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, B. Boswell and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pedon. The young couple were accompaniedto Reno by Mrs. Boswell, Mr. and Mrs. Pedon, Diana McLaughlin and Pat Baker. * * * * John Bigley, Jr. and Douglous Bigley, who were seriously injured the night of Feb. 22 whentheircar plunged into the canyon off the highway about a mile below Log Cabin, are still in serious condition at Miners Hospital in Nevada City. They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. John Bigley, CampThe latest report isthat both boys have shown a slight improvement. We do hope that their improvefered a broken back, a broken shoulder and shock, and Douglas has a broken right leg which is also badly lac> bs : Pa MS PG&E Service Is your best household bargain : . GE uae. injury and‘a possible concussion. e s s & We extend our sympathy to Mrs. Phyllis Butz and family at therecent death of her father Mr. Harold Nelson of Aptos, Calif. Mr. Nelson had served as Master of Gravel Range Lodge #59, F. & A.M. three times and was a fifty year member. Funeral services were held in Aptos Feb. 26. = s s & _ William Frohnecke who had been in Miners Hospital for some time, and had returnedtohishome here, was hospitalized again Feb. 24, thistime in a Marysville hospital. e * ca a Lane Stevens, son of Mr, and Mrs, King Stevens, has been confined to his home herewithFlu. However, he was abletoreturnto his classes at Yuba Junior College Feb. 27. ba bd ° bd We are sorry to hear that Dont be a dishwasher. BUY ONE Like having your own maid! A work-saying, automatic dishwasher makes after-meal clean-up a breeze . . . gives you precious extra hours every week. There’s extra cleansing action, too, because a dishwasher uses water so hot it actually sanitizes. Isn’t it time you put a dishwasher to work for you? John Robinson's young son had tobetakentoa M.D. with a badly burned hand Feb, 24, and glad to hear that the burn was not too serious. * s a e. s Jerry Platz, former Camptonville resident, is very ill in the County Hospital in Nevada City. om Ld * . s Friends here have learned of the death of Ive Mae Clark who was a former resident, having made her home here with the Clifford Williams foranumber of years. Mrs. Clark was 86 years of age. Funeral services were held in Grass Valley Feb. 24. Sometime the package may cost as much as the food itself, according to Frances Head UC Home Advisor. ++++¢ ++ One hour's factory labor in 1959 bought: 2.1 pounds of round steak, 3.3 pounds of bacon, of 17.6 pints of milk, according to Frances Head, UC Home Advisor. bc The Chamber of Commerce meeting of the Board of Director's Feb, 28. Bert Sketchley resigned as a board member because he is moving. Mrs. Davey of the Star Motel was appointed as the new board member to.finish Mrs. Sketchley'sterm. The © board discussed and made plans for the annual Mother's Day Dinner. The dinner is the highlight of the year in Rough and Ready. e * * Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith of Bridgeport Road have returned from a trip to Clearlake. * * * The Parent's Club of Ready r Springs School are continuing work on a Jitney dinner anddance. The committee for food reported that the . tables will be loaded with food from the kitchens of some of the best cooks. This event will be held March 25. The regular monthly meeting forthe club will be held Marchlé, All parents are asked to attend so as to finish plans for the Jitney Dinner. 2 a s The Penn Valley Women's . Auxilary is now collecting7 . Springs be purchased from any fire“man, Women's Auxiliary and family from Santa Maria. of Rough and Ready had a ~ Round SOSSOOS EOS ‘fora spring rummage sale. If you have any rummage, the ladies will be happy to haveit. Anything you want todonate may be left at the Penn Valley Fire House, or call 273-7462 and someone will be sent to pick it up. e e * ee s Mrs. Marjorie Aitken is staying here in.the valley with friends for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Aitken moved to Southern California last year. She came up to take care of their home on Lasso Loop and visit friends. * bd * 2 The Ready Springs School children are finishing their Nature T rail for Conservation Week which began March 7 and will continue through the 15th. The students have added a bird blind and birdhouses, weather station, sun ’ dial and many other displays. The students and teachers are proud of the results, as are the parents. They would be pleased to have people come and see what they have accomplished andI predict those taking advantage of this invitation will enjoy a quiet walk over the "Nature Trail". * s s bd The Penn Valley Firemen will meet March 14 for their regular monthly meeting . New faces are welcomed. -T he meeting will be at the firehouse. 2 s 2 Please call 273-7459 if you have any news items. “I'm tired of ‘my country estate.” “You can sell it FAST with a Want Ad.” * Sparkling New * Singles, Doubles, Suites * Wall-to-wall Carpeting * Individually-controlled Heat * Phones, TV in.all Rooms * Heated, Year-round Swim Pool Credit Cards Honored Hwy. 101 at WashingtonSt. P.O. Box 1017 PETALUMA, CALIFORNIA FREE! ee Write for new TRAVEL GUIDE listing fine motels from coast to coast, inspected and approved by Congress of Motor Hotels.

V. art 0. rier ey ave NS. ing Id, ids: ‘ys BY NORMA MEADE The Penn Valley Volunteer Fire Department have an R. C. A. Console 21 inch COLOR television. set for their donation prize for the annual Penn Valley Rodeo. The television isa lovely piece of furniture that anyone would be proud to own. Tickets may member or at Pegar's Y. y * * & j Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scovill had visitors over the weekend, Mrs. and Mr. Stan Hort s * * ‘CAPPING’.. . Approximately 150 persons attended the ‘capping’ exercises of the sixteen students of the Vocational Nursing Program of Sierra College, held at the Nevada County Hospital, Feb. 23, 1961. Inthe ceremony were: Sitting, First Row Corene Van Buren, Beverly Tassone, Donna Smith, Lynn Russell, Ida Ramsey, Genevieve Mooers, Gail Lawton, Eleanore Kemp. Standing, Second RowJean Johnson, Doris Holman, Jean Gould, June Goeller, Robinette Garrison, Ila Fessler, Madeline Engstrom, Josephine Butcher, Genevieve Logan R.N. Director of Voc. Nurs. Pvg. Chapel in Reno Feb. 23, tated, broken ribs, a back . Camptonville News , By IRENE STOOPS Pelton Chapter 3 615, O. E.S. held itsregular meeting the night of Feb. 23 in the Masonic Temple.with Charlotte Wakeman, W.M., and Ray Wakeman, W.P., presiding. John C. Gregor of Grass Valley wasinitiated into the order. Many guests from other Chapters attended the ceremony. . Following the meeting, refreshments were served in the dining room which was decorated in red white and bluein abservance of "Patriotic Night". s ct a ¢ Miss Marguerite Cannon, Grass Valley, and Larry Pedon, Camptonville, were married inthe Parh Wedding GOLDEN ARROW RANCH GUEST RANCH and RESORT MOTEL . GOLD RUN, CALIFORNIA tonville. BREAKFAST *LUNCH * DINNERI OPEN EVERY DAY—ALL DAY! * ment will continue each day. ; WeunderstandJohn, Jr. sufPhone ALTA 5352 Exit Freeway at Gold Run, turn right on Magra Road "Old 40," 1/2 Mile West re John V. and Helen Hartmire, owners . We ee of 112-W-361 *ZT1¥O SoguemBsoRS *98 981 168 woysers 4or88s EN The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, B. Boswell and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pedon. The young couple were accompaniedto Reno by Mrs. Boswell, Mr. and Mrs. Pedon, Diana McLaughlin and Pat Baker. * * * * John Bigley, Jr. and Douglous Bigley, who were seriously injured the night of Feb. 22 whentheircar plunged into the canyon off the highway about a mile below Log Cabin, are still in serious condition at Miners Hospital in Nevada City. They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. John Bigley, CampThe latest report isthat both boys have shown a slight improvement. We do hope that their improvefered a broken back, a broken shoulder and shock, and Douglas has a broken right leg which is also badly lac> bs : Pa MS PG&E Service Is your best household bargain : . GE uae. injury and‘a possible concussion. e s s & We extend our sympathy to Mrs. Phyllis Butz and family at therecent death of her father Mr. Harold Nelson of Aptos, Calif. Mr. Nelson had served as Master of Gravel Range Lodge #59, F. & A.M. three times and was a fifty year member. Funeral services were held in Aptos Feb. 26. = s s & _ William Frohnecke who had been in Miners Hospital for some time, and had returnedtohishome here, was hospitalized again Feb. 24, thistime in a Marysville hospital. e * ca a Lane Stevens, son of Mr, and Mrs, King Stevens, has been confined to his home herewithFlu. However, he was abletoreturnto his classes at Yuba Junior College Feb. 27. ba bd ° bd We are sorry to hear that Dont be a dishwasher.. BUY ONE Like having your own maid! A work-saying, automatic dishwasher makes after-meal clean-up a breeze . . . gives you precious extra hours every week. There’s extra cleansing action, too, because a dishwasher uses water so hot it actually sanitizes. Isn’t it time you put a dishwasher to work for you? John Robinson's young son had tobetakentoa M.D. with a badly burned hand Feb, 24, and glad to hear that the burn was not too serious.

* s a e. s Jerry Platz, former Camptonville resident, is very ill in the County Hospital in Nevada City. om Ld * . s Friends here have learned of the death of Ive Mae Clark who was a former resident, having made her home here with the Clifford Williams foranumber of years. Mrs. Clark was 86 years of age. Funeral services were held in Grass Valley Feb. 24. Sometime the package may cost as much as the food itself, according to Frances Head UC Home Advisor. ++++¢ ++ One hour's factory labor in 1959 bought: 2.1 pounds of round steak, 3.3 pounds of bacon, of 17.6 pints of milk, according to Frances Head, UC Home Advisor. bc The Chamber of Commerce meeting of the Board of Director's Feb, 28. Bert Sketchley resigned as a board member because he is moving. Mrs. Davey of the Star Motel was appointed as the new board member to.finish Mrs. Sketchley'sterm. The © board discussed and made plans for the annual Mother's Day Dinner. The dinner is the highlight of the year in Rough and Ready. e * * Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith of Bridgeport Road have returned from a trip to Clearlake. * * * The Parent's Club of Ready r Springs School are continuing work on a Jitney dinner anddance. The committee for food reported that the . tables will be loaded with food from the kitchens of some of the best cooks. This event will be held March 25. The regular monthly meeting forthe club will be held Marchlé, All parents are asked to attend so as to finish plans for the Jitney Dinner. 2 a s The Penn Valley Women's . Auxilary is now collecting7 . Springs be purchased from any fire“man, Women's Auxiliary and family from Santa Maria. of Rough and Ready had a ~ Round SOSSOOS EOS ‘fora spring rummage sale. If you have any rummage, the ladies will be happy to haveit. Anything you want todonate may be left at the Penn Valley Fire House, or call 273-7462 and someone will be sent to pick it up. e e * ee s Mrs. Marjorie Aitken is staying here in.the valley with friends for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Aitken moved to Southern California last year. She came up to take care of their home on Lasso Loop and visit friends. * bd * 2 The Ready Springs School children are finishing their Nature T rail for Conservation Week which began March 7 and will continue through the 15th. The students have added a bird blind and birdhouses, weather station, sun ’ dial and many other displays. The students and teachers are proud of the results, as are the parents. They would be pleased to have people come and see what they have accomplished andI predict those taking advantage of this invitation will enjoy a quiet walk over the "Nature Trail". * s s bd The Penn Valley Firemen will meet March 14 for their regular monthly meeting . New faces are welcomed. -T he meeting will be at the firehouse. 2 s 2 Please call 273-7459 if you have any news items. “I'm tired of ‘my country estate.” “You can sell it FAST with a Want Ad.” * Sparkling New * Singles, Doubles, Suites * Wall-to-wall Carpeting * Individually-controlled Heat * Phones, TV in.all Rooms * Heated, Year-round Swim Pool Credit Cards Honored Hwy. 101 at WashingtonSt. P.O. Box 1017 PETALUMA, CALIFORNIA FREE! ee Write for new TRAVEL GUIDE listing fine motels from coast to coast, inspected and approved by Congress of Motor Hotels.