May 2, 1973 (12 pages)

Camptonville News Wed. May 2, 1973 he Nevada County Nugget 3 CAMPTONVILLE, April 18. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Zumkellpr, and family, of Dublin spent the weekend at their summer hoihe here. Dan Wortburg and Siama Hudeburg of Vallejo were 14 town Sunday. H.W. Kinkel of Fair Oaks in town on a business vigit Saturday. The Camptonville Improvement association cog_ Cluded their yard sale an bakery sale Sunday. The event was held at the home of Ray Webster, on Main Street, and was patronized by persons from far and near. The yard sale cleared $132 for the treasury. It was organized and conducted by Mrs. Judith McDowell, Ra Webster, ,Ragna Smeltzlext Kitty Belk and Mrs. Bonnie Risé. The baked good sale cleared $4f and was conducted b Mesdames Judit * McDowell an Marguerite Peden. Proceeds will be used for the school” childrens’ annual picnic. C.I.A. will also conduct the annual Easter Sunday Egg Hunt in the Kendall’s Meadow, Clothing left over from the yar sale was donatéd to the Cance a Coleman of Sacramento were in Society. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hettick . of Visalia were in town Satur. day. She was the former Mrs. Sheldon; she and her deceased husband lived here twenty years ago when she worked in the local store. heen Poe ae Miss Kara Kosken of .San Bruno was in town Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Rogers spent a couple of days in Reno last week celebrating her birthday. Mrs. William. Stephenson returned from a brief visit at Brea with her mother, Mrs. Friddlle; and Long Beach, where she visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Hough. Yuvonne Larsen and Pat Montana of Hayward were weekend visitors in town. Misses Martha E. Cleveland and Paula Silver of San Francisco spent the weekend here with friends. Mrs. Wilma E. Straus and Mrs. Ryal Perkins returned from San Bernardino. There they attended the wedding of the daughter of the former, Miss Diana Rene Straus, to Boyce E. Gahagan in the Chapel of Roses at Pasadena. Jeanie Graham of Moss Beach was in town over the weekend. Francis K. (Skip) Schaeffer, APPLY NOW We Train Men to-Work As LIVESTOCK BUYERS If you have: some livestock experience we will train you to buy cattle, sheep and hogs. For a local interview, write today with your background. Include your complete address and phone number. CATTLE BUYERS, INC. 4049 Pennsylvania Kansas City, Mo. 64111 Craining Cattle and Livestock Buyers Floyd Pearson and Philip Leon went to Sacramento Sunday to attend the dog show, taking their three Samoyed dogs to enter. Claire Thomas of Castro Valley was in town over the weekend. Neil and Buff Baumgardner of Kings Beach, Lake Tahoe, were in town for the weekend. Mrs. Trink Hunter and daughter have'maved from the Nelson house,-on Upper Main Street to the, cottage in. the Kendall Meadows: ~. Mrs. Bernice Shermantine and her sister,-Mrs, Beatrice Nicolls, have moved from their cottage in the Kendall Meadows to the home of their brother Fred.:€. Dendall on Highway 49. CAMPTONVILLE, April. 24. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stone and. family, of Davis, spent the past weekend at their summer home near Oak Valley. Robert . Thygesen of Marysville was in town Thursday evening attending a lodge ah meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cates of ‘Visalia were in town over:the weekend. ~~ Conrad Caldera and -Valeria “town over the weekend. Alta were visitors over the . Easter holiday. Richard G. Caldwell of North Highlands was in town Thursday evening attending a lodge meeting. © Paul, Denice and Gig, Bill Gibson and Jacque Brady, all of Roseville, were in town = Saturday. _ Joan Cheffer of San Jose was a weekend visitor in town. Judge Acton M. Cleveland Harold and Fran Hartzio of made a business visit to Sacramento Friday. Tom and Nancy Green of Carmichael were in town over the weekend. Chris, Castano and, Ginny McNamara of. Belm were This week fifty years ago All work was halted at the De Luxe Mine near Alleghany so that the manages, S. and L.E. Granger, might bring an injured dog to a Grass Valley veterinarian. While a crew was engaged in building a portion of a road into the area, a highly prized Collie belonging to one of the men was caught by a falling tree and severely injured. ‘McNap, pty in town. According to the veterinarian “recovery is possible.” Paul wmv. Be 0 A. +i Gallez, William A. Hour. Were Albert Flores of Grass Valley ‘were’ in town Thursday attending.a lodge meeting. Cliff and Clara Griffin of Alta were in town this past weekend. Miss Cheryl Ann Rist, Sierra College student, of Rocklin, spent Easter vacation with her parents here. Roy Meyers, a New York attorney, was in town last week. Fire broke out around three o’clock Monday morning in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Doolin, in the local Forest Service headquarters on Main Street. The fire crew and equipment stationed next door responded and put out the fire, but not before the entire interior of the building was badly burned. The cause of the fire has not been determined although it apparently started from defective electrical wiring. CAMPTONVILLE, April 30. Jim Schultz and Jim Ayer of San Francisco spent the past weekend visiting friends here. Mrs. Edward L. Peden left last week for Oakridge, Oregon, to spend a couple of weeks with friends. Francis K. (Skip) Schaeffer made a business visit in Sacramento Tuesday. Gary, Anita, Steven, Dennis and Teresa Winsell of Santa Maria were visitors here last week. ‘MLB Welcomes Senior Citizens. Classified AD: For Sale --4 flats with furniture. Centrally located and newly renovated. Always rented. Bring $37.50 and 25 per cent per annum on price asked. Exceptionally good buy. Owner needs the money, will sacrifice for $1,800. Cash or terms: Apply 120. South Church Street. No phone calls. Bre ae . The will of the late Christopher Myer, pioneer miner of Washington District who had then recently died, was filed in Superior Court by Searls and Searls, attorneys for Father P.J. O’Reilly. Terms of the will gave one-third of the estate to the Orphan Asylum in Grass Valley and the remaining two-thirds to Father O’Reilly. The estate was valued at approximately $1,500 and consisted of money on deposit at a local bank. Aas The planting of 2,500 olive trees was completed on the Bonanza Ranch near Smartsville. The new trees were replacements for dead ones on the original 100 acre grove-on the ranch. Work on the various other fruit orchards to be found therewas progressing steadily. It was predicted that this ranch would soon rate as one of the largest fruit producers in all of Northern California. + Editorial Comment: ‘Crossing the U.S. by air in less than 27 hours is a momentous feat. To fly across this continent without stopping is a trying feat. No bird would attempt a non-stop flight across our country.man is outdoing the denizens of the air. We predict that crossing the continent by air in 24 hours will soon be a common occurrence.”’ SPS Ae Governor Richardson signed AB1277, by McPherson, permitting construction of a bridge across the Carquinez Straits. The bridge was to be completed in three years and was estimated to cost approximately $3 million when finished. : Fee “One of the rarest of surgical operations in medicalscience, the Caesarian,” was performed by Dr. Carl P. Jones of Grass Valley and D. A. O. Echard of Downieville on Mrs. Gabriel Ariola of the latter place. Mrs. Ariola had influenza which developed into pneumoia and the operation was determined to be the only means of saving her life. The baby was removed stillborn, having been dead perhaps several days. Mrs. Ariola was reported as “havingachance of recovery” by her two physicians. +44 TAGS Mother Lode Bank offers its “Sierra Seniors” no-servicecharge, no minimum balance checking account as a special service to persons 65° and over. Free personalized checks, too! We welcome you to open your account today — at any MLB office. Motuer Lope.Bayg MEMBER F.D.I.C. GRASS-:VALLEY ¢ NEVADA CITY PLACERVILLE * SONORA « FOLSOM ROSEVIL@E © TWAIN HARTE e ALTAVILLE IALLDFIaC IWNIDIYO

Camptonville News Wed. May 2, 1973 he Nevada County Nugget 3 CAMPTONVILLE, April 18. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Zumkellpr, and family, of Dublin spent the weekend at their summer hoihe here. Dan Wortburg and Siama Hudeburg of Vallejo were 14 town Sunday. H.W. Kinkel of Fair Oaks in town on a business vigit Saturday. The Camptonville Improvement association cog_ Cluded their yard sale an bakery sale Sunday. The event was held at the home of Ray Webster, on Main Street, and was patronized by persons from far and near. The yard sale cleared $132 for the treasury. It was organized and conducted by Mrs. Judith McDowell, Ra Webster, ,Ragna Smeltzlext Kitty Belk and Mrs. Bonnie Risé. The baked good sale cleared $4f and was conducted b Mesdames Judit * McDowell an Marguerite Peden. Proceeds will be used for the school” childrens’ annual picnic. C.I.A. will also conduct the annual Easter Sunday Egg Hunt in the Kendall’s Meadow, Clothing left over from the yar sale was donatéd to the Cance a Coleman of Sacramento were in Society. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hettick . of Visalia were in town Satur. day. She was the former Mrs. Sheldon; she and her deceased husband lived here twenty years ago when she worked in the local store. heen Poe ae Miss Kara Kosken of .San Bruno was in town Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Rogers spent a couple of days in Reno last week celebrating her birthday. Mrs. William. Stephenson returned from a brief visit at Brea with her mother, Mrs. Friddlle; and Long Beach, where she visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Hough. Yuvonne Larsen and Pat Montana of Hayward were weekend visitors in town. Misses Martha E. Cleveland and Paula Silver of San Francisco spent the weekend here with friends. Mrs. Wilma E. Straus and Mrs. Ryal Perkins returned from San Bernardino. There they attended the wedding of the daughter of the former, Miss Diana Rene Straus, to Boyce E. Gahagan in the Chapel of Roses at Pasadena. Jeanie Graham of Moss Beach was in town over the weekend. Francis K. (Skip) Schaeffer, APPLY NOW We Train Men to-Work As LIVESTOCK BUYERS If you have: some livestock experience we will train you to buy cattle, sheep and hogs. For a local interview, write today with your background. Include your complete address and phone number. CATTLE BUYERS, INC. 4049 Pennsylvania Kansas City, Mo. 64111 Craining Cattle and Livestock Buyers Floyd Pearson and Philip Leon went to Sacramento Sunday to attend the dog show, taking their three Samoyed dogs to enter. Claire Thomas of Castro Valley was in town over the weekend. Neil and Buff Baumgardner of Kings Beach, Lake Tahoe, were in town for the weekend. Mrs. Trink Hunter and daughter have'maved from the Nelson house,-on Upper Main Street to the, cottage in. the Kendall Meadows: ~. Mrs. Bernice Shermantine and her sister,-Mrs, Beatrice Nicolls, have moved from their cottage in the Kendall Meadows to the home of their brother Fred.:€. Dendall on Highway 49. CAMPTONVILLE, April. 24. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stone and. family, of Davis, spent the past weekend at their summer home near Oak Valley. Robert . Thygesen of Marysville was in town Thursday evening attending a lodge ah meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cates of ‘Visalia were in town over:the weekend. ~~ Conrad Caldera and -Valeria “town over the weekend. Alta were visitors over the . Easter holiday.

Richard G. Caldwell of North Highlands was in town Thursday evening attending a lodge meeting. © Paul, Denice and Gig, Bill Gibson and Jacque Brady, all of Roseville, were in town = Saturday. _ Joan Cheffer of San Jose was a weekend visitor in town. Judge Acton M. Cleveland Harold and Fran Hartzio of made a business visit to Sacramento Friday. Tom and Nancy Green of Carmichael were in town over the weekend. Chris, Castano and, Ginny McNamara of. Belm were This week fifty years ago All work was halted at the De Luxe Mine near Alleghany so that the manages, S. and L.E. Granger, might bring an injured dog to a Grass Valley veterinarian. While a crew was engaged in building a portion of a road into the area, a highly prized Collie belonging to one of the men was caught by a falling tree and severely injured. ‘McNap, pty in town. According to the veterinarian “recovery is possible.” Paul wmv. Be 0 A. +i Gallez, William A. Hour. Were Albert Flores of Grass Valley ‘were’ in town Thursday attending.a lodge meeting. Cliff and Clara Griffin of Alta were in town this past weekend. Miss Cheryl Ann Rist, Sierra College student, of Rocklin, spent Easter vacation with her parents here. Roy Meyers, a New York attorney, was in town last week. Fire broke out around three o’clock Monday morning in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Doolin, in the local Forest Service headquarters on Main Street. The fire crew and equipment stationed next door responded and put out the fire, but not before the entire interior of the building was badly burned. The cause of the fire has not been determined although it apparently started from defective electrical wiring. CAMPTONVILLE, April 30. Jim Schultz and Jim Ayer of San Francisco spent the past weekend visiting friends here. Mrs. Edward L. Peden left last week for Oakridge, Oregon, to spend a couple of weeks with friends. Francis K. (Skip) Schaeffer made a business visit in Sacramento Tuesday. Gary, Anita, Steven, Dennis and Teresa Winsell of Santa Maria were visitors here last week. ‘MLB Welcomes Senior Citizens.. Classified AD: For Sale --4 flats with furniture. Centrally located and newly renovated. Always rented. Bring $37.50 and 25 per cent per annum on price asked. Exceptionally good buy. Owner needs the money, will sacrifice for $1,800. Cash or terms: Apply 120. South Church Street. No phone calls. Bre ae . The will of the late Christopher Myer, pioneer miner of Washington District who had then recently died, was filed in Superior Court by Searls and Searls, attorneys for Father P.J. O’Reilly. Terms of the will gave one-third of the estate to the Orphan Asylum in Grass Valley and the remaining two-thirds to Father O’Reilly. The estate was valued at approximately $1,500 and consisted of money on deposit at a local bank. Aas The planting of 2,500 olive trees was completed on the Bonanza Ranch near Smartsville. The new trees were replacements for dead ones on the original 100 acre grove-on the ranch. Work on the various other fruit orchards to be found therewas progressing steadily. It was predicted that this ranch would soon rate as one of the largest fruit producers in all of Northern California. + Editorial Comment: ‘Crossing the U.S. by air in less than 27 hours is a momentous feat. To fly across this continent without stopping is a trying feat. No bird would attempt a non-stop flight across our country..man is outdoing the denizens of the air. We predict that crossing the continent by air in 24 hours will soon be a common occurrence.”’ SPS Ae Governor Richardson signed AB1277, by McPherson, permitting construction of a bridge across the Carquinez Straits. The bridge was to be completed in three years and was estimated to cost approximately $3 million when finished. : Fee “One of the rarest of surgical operations in medicalscience, the Caesarian,” was performed by Dr. Carl P. Jones of Grass Valley and D. A. O. Echard of Downieville on Mrs. Gabriel Ariola of the latter place. Mrs. Ariola had influenza which developed into pneumoia and the operation was determined to be the only means of saving her life. The baby was removed stillborn, having been dead perhaps several days. Mrs. Ariola was reported as “havingachance of recovery” by her two physicians. +44 TAGS Mother Lode Bank offers its “Sierra Seniors” no-servicecharge, no minimum balance checking account as a special service to persons 65° and over. Free personalized checks, too! We welcome you to open your account today — at any MLB office. Motuer Lope.Bayg MEMBER F.D.I.C. GRASS-:VALLEY ¢ NEVADA CITY PLACERVILLE * SONORA « FOLSOM ROSEVIL@E © TWAIN HARTE e ALTAVILLE IALLDFIaC IWNIDIYO