May 17, 1967 (40 pages)

* st peruerly ‘[PEARDALE-CHICAGO City, 'Sautrday by winning $10, U0 in their game Post Time. = 9s une ‘the door. Oh yes I have mentioned this 3 tem en SS SST TIT EIEIO TG ~ :The Nugget.May 17, 1967. PARK NEWS GRASS VALLEY 273-7859 IT LOOKS AS THOUGH SPRING 1IAS FINALLY SPRUNG; AND THE KIDS WILL SOON BE UNDER FOOT, SO LET*S:SOAK UP SOME SUNSHINE-AND GET ON WITH THIS WEEK'S NEWS, The James Corhetts and son Hal spent the week end in Santa Monica visiting with \Irs, Corbett’s mother, Mrs. Fngle, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Ilorton, new arrivals to our community, gave a birthday party for their daughter Cindy Saturday afternoon. Those in attendance were Misses Fetdine Wall, Katherin Newhart, Kelly Lewis, and Cindy Johnson; Masters Curtis Haynes, Phillip Shields, Mark and Mike Wheeler, and aunt Penny Bergquest. The Hortons recently moved from Los Angeles, and now make their home on Forest Park Lane. The Newhart kids, Nancy, Eilene, and Mike, are down with the mumps this week. We hope they are feeling better soon, Sunday night I took my family and grandmother, Mrs. Jewel Hogan, out for Mother's Day dinner at The Casa Gonzalez in Nevada City, Although . am by no means an expert on Mexican and Spanish food I do say they put up one of the finest meals one would ever find this side of Mexico. Mr, and Mrs, Gonzalez and family are among the most charming people I have ever met, I would recommend to anyone who wants to try something different in: Spanish -food to try Casa Gonzalez on Gracie Road in Nevada Wife Patti received a nice Mother's Pay gift from Purity stores 7 This year's theme for the Senior Ball is "Hippie". An article :., that appeared in the school paper says they are going to invite *. the “Hippies” so they can add some realism to the party. -2. Miss Patty. Flynn has won a scholatship to Carmichel Beauty © <§Sehook:and:.will attend in the fail, While’ the’ Flyinns were in Carmichel to register Patty Saturday they saw. the fire department stopping cars at a stop sign to raise “money for.equipment, One fireman was dressed up as a Dalmation dog afid was holding up a pair of black boots for people to drop. their donation in. To bad the firemen in Nevada County : ~ can't do. something like this to acquire new equipment, Mr, and Mrs, Dittle went to Petiluma last week, While there 2+ they toured, Exposition Park and the motorcyclists, Hells. Angels, -> They said the sight was disgusting. a: The Peardale 4-H Club will wash and polish the fire trucks on May '¥9, ‘if: weather permits, Peer 4 The Peardale 4-H Club won four blue ribbons at the dress review last month at the Vet's building in Grass Valley. Miss Debbie ‘Cafter won a showmanship. award at the Cow Palace in San Francisco, Her project was sheep, The 4-H exhibition day will beheld at the Nevada County Fair grounds on June 24 & 25, « The public is invited and encouraged to attend, The 4-H Clubs toured thé Pacific Gas and Electric company's Drum powerhouse” last Saturday, ‘ . That: about. covers this week's happenings, 1 hope everyone is back with me again next week for the next exciting episode in: _Peardale Chicago Park News. Mr. Editor: Sunday morning I went up to look at the old Nevada Theatre. It brings many memories back to me. The times I sneaked in while I was a kid; ‘And@*also the nights that I slep there I was afraid togo home because Iplayed hookey ‘and did not like school and felt like I was in -@box, “I-can see the rambling proch yet that 2 othe rai the whole length of the old show house and the building next door that was torn down. ‘“ T hawe looked at many pictures of the Theatre. They were very nice but let's face it, none of them looked like the original. I still can see the old Theatre in my mind. There is a lot of ' things I can forget but not the old Nevada. I seen a lot of good road shows and ! also . sneaked in when Emma Nevada came back toNevada City. Them are memories I will never forget, ‘They were good days then. Not much “wages $2.25 and $2.50 a day in the mines but ~). there was no hunger here. When you bought "yout doler’s worth of groceries you had to use = wagon. “Now you can put the same amount iknow N.C. had their own water syswe paid 50¢ a month, Look at it now. ave to buy their own water and brother . Teen Fair . Schedule "TEEN FAIR Schedule of Events DATES: JUNE 3rd and 4th Place: Boot Knoll Ranch, McCourtney Road Saturday ‘Teen Day Gates open 11:00 A, M, General Admission 50¢ Food and Fun supplied at Booths manned and operated by area youth groups, All profits to their organizations, ‘Teen Art Show: Open all day, displaying works of young artists, Cash prizes; winning entries to be displayed in both Grass Valley and Nevada City, Horse Show: Sponsored and operated by Jim Young of Boot Knoll Ranch, It will feature the horsemanship capabilities of teen-agers, .The High-Graders, a trio ofyoung men, will entertainWith guitars and music through the afternoon, Prizes donated by local merchants will be given away every hour from 12:00 to 7:00, Battle of the Bands; Climax of a busy day, Everyone is invited to dance to the music of young talent and to’ Participate in the judging, Sunday ‘= Family Day Gates open 12:00 NoonGeneral Admission 25¢ Presentation of Awards for Art Show and Band Battle, Band Concert with Mr, Maihack directing the Nevada Union Band, . Mr, Baggett will lead the Nevada Union High--Chorus in a presentation of their award winning favorites, Families are invited tospend a leisurely afternoor out-ofdoors, sampling the offerings of the ‘teen booths, picnicking, visiting, and enjoying the accomplishments of our band and: ~ chorus, while supporting local ‘teens in their fund raising efforts, as well as aiding in the drive to purchase and restore the Nevada Theatre, Cable TV Live Now Harry White, the Division Manager of Sierra Cable TV has announced a new public service, available -to the users of Cable TV in Grass Valley and Nevada City. A live television program, originating inthe Grass Valley studio . is broadcast over Channel 8 six days a week, Monday through Saturday from 7:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Joe Scott is the newscaster, director. and producer; assisting him with the inter. Valley News By Jerry Moore = Box 3 Mobilehome Ranch Ph.273-6656 On May 8, the Boys Brigadeplayed a sand-lot baseball game in a cow pasture on the dairy farm owned by Melvin and Bert Brown of Penn Valley. When clouds hid the sun and the baseball was too. difficult to see, the game was converted to softball,, Following the ball game, a short parade drill practice was carried on. Their leader is fully aware of the fact that some of these boys are potential military draftees, and are only three or four years away from service. If properly prepared in discipline, their new exPerience would not be such a shock to their systems when "Uncle Sam” greets them into the army, The new record number of boys in attendance is fourteen, Citizen of the week; Mr. Albert. Sears, who lives on an access road just off Spencerville Road. This gentleman is active ina large degree with youngsters, particularly boys. Al is involved with 4-H Clubs and the Little League program, and found that parents of these amateur and junior athletes were the larger problem, Mr. Sears is also a golfer, * A short time ago, Troop 299 was taken up to Malakoff Diggings State Park. While there, these scouts aided Ranger Eric Leffingwell by planting trees and cleaning around camp sites. On the scoutmaster's agenda for future events is a hot-dog toast and base= ball game with the Boys Brigade, This is scheduled for the summer after schools are adjourned Yor a vacation, Mr. Sears works as a civilian telephone technician at Beale Air Force Base, The Penn Valley area is certainly not without its talk about the controversial people termed “hippies”, particularly the group which is settling near Edwards Crossing, But even though beatniks are non-conformists to the ways of general society, why should we ridicule and look down our noses at then, and stare at them as if they were some kind of caged fréaks in a side: show? There are many people besides beatniks who today are nonconformists to the higher moral laws of God, -I certainly am not condoning the activities and characteristics of the beatniks, such as their abominable philosophy of life, vague methods of subsistence, poor hygiene, free-love practices, and common use of drugs, I detest these things with a passion; The point that I am _ trying to make here is this, God will judge the hippies as He will judge every human being in this world, The Almighty does’ not measure sins with a yardstick or barometer. A real estate broker who tells lies to a prospective buyer about some property in-order « to sell it at the top: markét price, is no less guilty of violating ~ moral laws than a beatnik who ‘takes part in a “love in" party or a hallucinatory “trip" under the influence of the drug LSD. How much better are so-called good solid citizens--church.go= ing, significant in public affairseewho sometimes underpay their © taxes: ate always eager to sue their neighbors or spread malicious. tumors about their co-workers? I claim that these gypsy-like escapists from reality (hippies), even though they may be intelligent, are psychologically miserable and must ‘be desperate for help, as would anyone be who is depressed and confused about his or her purpose in this life. We allneed Divine wisdom from above, And so before we condemn these beatniks mentally, at least, and cast that first stone, let us clean up the filth and wickedness in our own backyards, By the way, I heard that high-heeled sneakers are really "in" this year! A few weeks ago, Mr, John Kari bought a Rambler station wagon for his family, He purchased it from a private party, John said that he was mainly looking for fuel economy in this vehicle, and was disappointed insofar as he was able to get "only" 25 miles per gallon, The Kari family has its home off the Indian Springs Rd. Mr. Zerkel is renting a home for his family of six on Spencer. ville Road just opposite the entrance/exit of Ready Springs School. This soft-spoken and husky father of four is a carpenter, working over at the Bullards Bar dam project. His job is building forms for concrete and other fill materials. Mr. Zerbel said that snow and rain does not cause him to be laid off ftom work, in fact, at quitting time one day this spring, a bulldozerhad to push snow off the road so that employees could return to their homes, Having two girls and two boys(the girls being older), Zerbel said that his chil-’ dren arrived in reverse order of his plans, but I have strong convictions that Mr, and Mrs, Zerbel will keep their sons and daughters anyhow. .ccecce Win Free Prizes Prizes views is his wife, Carol. Scott is a veteran of nearly 15 yrs. inthe radio.and television business, having been program } director,technical director and news director for other stations in California andin Las Vegas, Nevada. Prizes Bonanza Days Sal. mer 20th: ) (

* st peruerly ‘[PEARDALE-CHICAGO City, 'Sautrday by winning $10, U0 in their game Post Time. = 9s une ‘the door. Oh yes I have mentioned this 3 tem en SS SST TIT EIEIO TG ~ :The Nugget..May 17, 1967. PARK NEWS GRASS VALLEY 273-7859 IT LOOKS AS THOUGH SPRING 1IAS FINALLY SPRUNG; AND THE KIDS WILL SOON BE UNDER FOOT, SO LET*S:SOAK UP SOME SUNSHINE-AND GET ON WITH THIS WEEK'S NEWS, The James Corhetts and son Hal spent the week end in Santa Monica visiting with \Irs, Corbett’s mother, Mrs. Fngle, Mr.. and Mrs, Jack Ilorton, new arrivals to our community, gave a birthday party for their daughter Cindy Saturday afternoon. Those in attendance were Misses Fetdine Wall, Katherin Newhart, Kelly Lewis, and Cindy Johnson; Masters Curtis Haynes, Phillip Shields, Mark and Mike Wheeler, and aunt Penny Bergquest.. The Hortons recently moved from Los Angeles, and now make their home on Forest Park Lane. The Newhart kids, Nancy, Eilene, and Mike, are down with the mumps this week. We hope they are feeling better soon, Sunday night I took my family and grandmother, Mrs. Jewel Hogan, out for Mother's Day dinner at The Casa Gonzalez in Nevada City, Although . am by no means an expert on Mexican and Spanish food I do say they put up one of the finest meals one would ever find this side of Mexico. Mr, and Mrs, Gonzalez and family are among the most charming people I have ever met, I would recommend to anyone who wants to try something different in: Spanish -food to try Casa Gonzalez on Gracie Road in Nevada Wife Patti received a nice Mother's Pay gift from Purity stores 7 This year's theme for the Senior Ball is "Hippie". An article :., that appeared in the school paper says they are going to invite *. the “Hippies” so they can add some realism to the party. -2. Miss Patty. Flynn has won a scholatship to Carmichel Beauty © <§Sehook:and:.will attend in the fail, While’ the’ Flyinns were in Carmichel to register Patty Saturday they saw. the fire department stopping cars at a stop sign to raise “money for.equipment, One fireman was dressed up as a Dalmation dog afid was holding up a pair of black boots for people to drop. their donation in. To bad the firemen in Nevada County : ~ can't do. something like this to acquire new equipment, Mr, and Mrs, Dittle went to Petiluma last week, While there 2+ they toured, Exposition Park and the motorcyclists, Hells. Angels, -> They said the sight was disgusting. a: The Peardale 4-H Club will wash and polish the fire trucks on May '¥9, ‘if: weather permits, Peer 4 The Peardale 4-H Club won four blue ribbons at the dress review last month at the Vet's building in Grass Valley. Miss Debbie ‘Cafter won a showmanship. award at the Cow Palace in San Francisco, Her project was sheep, The 4-H exhibition day will beheld at the Nevada County Fair grounds on June 24 & 25, « The public is invited and encouraged to attend, The 4-H Clubs toured thé Pacific Gas and Electric company's Drum powerhouse” last Saturday, ‘ . That: about. covers this week's happenings, 1 hope everyone is back with me again next week for the next exciting episode in: _Peardale Chicago Park News. Mr. Editor: Sunday morning I went up to look at the old Nevada Theatre. It brings many memories back to me. The times I sneaked in while I was a kid; ‘And@*also the nights that I slep there I was afraid togo home because Iplayed hookey ‘and did not like school and felt like I was in -@box, “I-can see the rambling proch yet that 2 othe rai the whole length of the old show house and the building next door that was torn down. ‘“ T hawe looked at many pictures of the Theatre. They were very nice but let's face it, none of them looked like the original. I still can see the old Theatre in my mind. There is a lot of ' things I can forget but not the old Nevada. I seen a lot of good road shows and ! also . sneaked in when Emma Nevada came back toNevada City. Them are memories I will never forget, ‘They were good days then. Not much “wages $2.25 and $2.50 a day in the mines but ~). there was no hunger here. When you bought "yout doler’s worth of groceries you had to use = wagon. “Now you can put the same amount iknow N.C. had their own water syswe paid 50¢ a month, Look at it now. ave to buy their own water and brother . Teen Fair . Schedule "TEEN FAIR Schedule of Events DATES: JUNE 3rd and 4th Place: Boot Knoll Ranch, McCourtney Road Saturday ‘Teen Day Gates open 11:00 A, M, General Admission 50¢ Food and Fun supplied at Booths manned and operated by area youth groups, All profits to their organizations, ‘Teen Art Show: Open all day, displaying works of young artists, Cash prizes; winning entries to be displayed in both Grass Valley and Nevada City, Horse Show: Sponsored and operated by Jim Young of Boot Knoll Ranch, It will feature the horsemanship capabilities of teen-agers, .The High-Graders, a trio ofyoung men, will entertainWith guitars and music through the afternoon, Prizes donated by local merchants will be given away every hour from 12:00 to 7:00, Battle of the Bands; Climax of a busy day, Everyone is invited to dance to the music of young talent and to’ Participate in the judging, Sunday ‘= Family Day

Gates open 12:00 NoonGeneral Admission 25¢ Presentation of Awards for Art Show and Band Battle, Band Concert with Mr, Maihack directing the Nevada Union Band, . Mr, Baggett will lead the Nevada Union High--Chorus in a presentation of their award winning favorites, Families are invited tospend a leisurely afternoor out-ofdoors, sampling the offerings of the ‘teen booths, picnicking, visiting, and enjoying the accomplishments of our band and: ~ chorus, while supporting local ‘teens in their fund raising efforts, as well as aiding in the drive to purchase and restore the Nevada Theatre, Cable TV Live Now Harry White, the Division Manager of Sierra Cable TV has announced a new public service, available -to the users of Cable TV in Grass Valley and Nevada City. A live television program, originating inthe Grass Valley studio . is broadcast over Channel 8 six days a week, Monday through Saturday from 7:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Joe Scott is the newscaster, director. and producer; assisting him with the inter. Valley News By Jerry Moore = Box 3 Mobilehome Ranch Ph.273-6656 On May 8, the Boys Brigadeplayed a sand-lot baseball game in a cow pasture on the dairy farm owned by Melvin and Bert Brown of Penn Valley. When clouds hid the sun and the baseball was too. difficult to see, the game was converted to softball,, Following the ball game, a short parade drill practice was carried on. Their leader is fully aware of the fact that some of these boys are potential military draftees, and are only three or four years away from service. If properly prepared in discipline, their new exPerience would not be such a shock to their systems when "Uncle Sam” greets them into the army, The new record number of boys in attendance is fourteen, Citizen of the week; Mr. Albert. Sears, who lives on an access road just off Spencerville Road. This gentleman is active ina large degree with youngsters, particularly boys. Al is involved with 4-H Clubs and the Little League program, and found that parents of these amateur and junior athletes were the larger problem, Mr. Sears is also a golfer, * A short time ago, Troop 299 was taken up to Malakoff Diggings State Park. While there, these scouts aided Ranger Eric Leffingwell by planting trees and cleaning around camp sites. On the scoutmaster's agenda for future events is a hot-dog toast and base= ball game with the Boys Brigade, This is scheduled for the summer after schools are adjourned Yor a vacation, Mr. Sears works as a civilian telephone technician at Beale Air Force Base, The Penn Valley area is certainly not without its talk about the controversial people termed “hippies”, particularly the group which is settling near Edwards Crossing, But even though beatniks are non-conformists to the ways of general society, why should we ridicule and look down our noses at then, and stare at them as if they were some kind of caged fréaks in a side: show? There are many people besides beatniks who today are nonconformists to the higher moral laws of God, -I certainly am not condoning the activities and characteristics of the beatniks, such as their abominable philosophy of life, vague methods of subsistence, poor hygiene, free-love practices, and common use of drugs, I detest these things with a passion; The point that I am _ trying to make here is this, God will judge the hippies as He will judge every human being in this world, The Almighty does’ not measure sins with a yardstick or barometer. A real estate broker who tells lies to a prospective buyer about some property in-order « to sell it at the top: markét price, is no less guilty of violating ~ moral laws than a beatnik who ‘takes part in a “love in" party or a hallucinatory “trip" under the influence of the drug LSD. How much better are so-called good solid citizens--church.go= ing, significant in public affairseewho sometimes underpay their © taxes: ate always eager to sue their neighbors or spread malicious. tumors about their co-workers? I claim that these gypsy-like escapists from reality (hippies), even though they may be intelligent, are psychologically miserable and must ‘be desperate for help, as would anyone be who is depressed and confused about his or her purpose in this life. We allneed Divine wisdom from above, And so before we condemn these beatniks mentally, at least, and cast that first stone, let us clean up the filth and wickedness in our own backyards, By the way, I heard that high-heeled sneakers are really "in" this year! A few weeks ago, Mr, John Kari bought a Rambler station wagon for his family, He purchased it from a private party, John said that he was mainly looking for fuel economy in this vehicle, and was disappointed insofar as he was able to get "only" 25 miles per gallon, The Kari family has its home off the Indian Springs Rd. Mr. Zerkel is renting a home for his family of six on Spencer. ville Road just opposite the entrance/exit of Ready Springs School. This soft-spoken and husky father of four is a carpenter, working over at the Bullards Bar dam project. His job is building forms for concrete and other fill materials. Mr. Zerbel said that snow and rain does not cause him to be laid off ftom work, in fact, at quitting time one day this spring, a bulldozerhad to push snow off the road so that employees could return to their homes, Having two girls and two boys(the girls being older), Zerbel said that his chil-’ dren arrived in reverse order of his plans, but I have strong convictions that Mr, and Mrs, Zerbel will keep their sons and daughters anyhow. .ccecce Win Free Prizes Prizes views is his wife, Carol. Scott is a veteran of nearly 15 yrs. inthe radio.and television business, having been program } director,technical director and news director for other stations in California andin Las Vegas, Nevada. Prizes Bonanza Days Sal. mer 20th: ) (