May 26, 1971 (8 pages)

a couple of weeks rised to find they had just returned from had a marvelous. time and toured four islands, hey ” én Hawaii, ‘They ‘Area dentists Mrs. Long says she wouldn't have missed it for the world but she is glad fo We’ howd, The ‘Longs /ate retired and moved to You can tell they are already Rough and Ready last year, Pom goire ary Beale guests boosters, BEALE, AFB, Twenty-four ‘members of the Butte SierraDental Society were guests of Colonel (Dr.) Wilferd E. Brown, medical chief ofdental services, and Beale dentists during abase tour Monday. Members of the tour from the Grass Valley Nevada City area were: Dr. A. Jacobson, Grass Valley; Dr, W. C. Mullis, Nevada City; Dr. Harry Stewart, Grass Valley; and Dr. Clifford Vixie, Nevada City. The visitors witnessed an SR-71 crew suit-up, participated i re * ' é * The Neil Vreelands. have company. Mrs, Vreeland hoped I didn't, I’ would know who their little guest was, but sorry absois she says d Vreelan Mrs, cat, Siamese lovely a She is 273-2934 By Fay hk’ Dunbar r * lutely a perfect Seal Point. I got the impression ‘she wouldn't NowI know that summer is here, Or at least just around . eare a bit if the visit became a permanent stay. Tho’ she said the corner, This is the first morning since last October that they already had too many cats on their own, If you know I have not had to stir up the fireplace before I started my where the beautiful little visitor belongs better get her home column,: The: winter was mild but seemed to just drag on and on, Summer company is just around the weekend, Nevada county had company at the Armory last. weekend, Friday must quick. iy * a have distressed a few of them with its crispness, but Saturday Mr, and Mrs, .Alan Campbell of Orange county and their for Apple Pan Dowdy that was the hit of the menu, You can bet at the pioneer kitchen there. We knew much of the kitchen came and Sunday would have impressed even visitors from Hawaii, five children are the newest (I think) additions to our comIt certainly impressed the antique dealers that were. visiting munity, The children, as Linda told me, are all going to school here, The Chamber of Commerce ladies fed them on Sunday. here, Scott, Marie, Alan and Linda herself go to Ready Springs, It was a big job -for our small community and I spent two Next year Linda will join her sister Theresa at NUHS, She another was This it. dreadful weeks organizing, but it was worth tells me they all want to join 4-H and plan on raising a cow, in rod and gun club activities money making project for our Blacksmith Shop Restoration a horse, and goats maybe, They have a big German shepherd and played golf. The tour was Fund, We enriched it considerably. Someday that old blackdog and a miniature sheep dog. This I already know since the concluded after a dinner at the smith shop is going to hold up its head among Nevada county dogs discovered sheep the other day, the neighbor's flock, officers’ open mess, attractions, The group of women that worked Sunday were They found them interesting but fortunately the fun ended Colonel Brown said he intendtime every see you mostly ‘the same civic minded ladies that there. The Campbells also have three cats Linda advised me ed making the affair an annual you visit in Rough and Ready. We hada few new ones on the crew but not a missing Siamese, j event, Wives of the military and Mmes Allice Castlle and Deborah Drummond who don't * . dentists are planning an on-base Had another letter from our friend Mrs, Beulah Tufton, even live here spent a shift working like beavers in our berecreational visit for the Ruttehalf, Our "order" crew were Mmes Irene Lanzendorfer and Wolf Point Montana who wrote previously for your postmarks Sierra Dental Society members’ . Lisetta Scheave, The Misses Kathy Baer, Loris Best, Barbara from our interesting gold country, I sent her information about wives, Davison, and Cinthia Tinsley served as liason between the orders Rough and Ready so she sent me some about Wolf Point, She and the kitchen which in that hall is tucked neatly away from wanted to thank those of you who sent her postmarks, She got everything way back in the corner, Our kitchen crew was one from Santa Cruz, It was probably from Mrs. Emma Fippin Mmes Connie Baer, Marie Broadus, Mary O'Neal, and Leona who is visiting her daughter, Mrs, Lawrence Tremewan formerWright and in the afternoon Mmes Helen Brown, Jane Davison, ly of Grass Valley, who lives there, But it does sound like the and Pat Litchfield, The salad crew was Mmes Esther Bixler, Nugget is read just everywhere, Wolf Point is having its 48th Margaret Brown, Noreen Harwood, and Alice Perry. Connie Annual Wild Horse Stampede celebration in July. And she Baer and I just stayed from beginning to end, Contributors who thinks WE are interesting! * * * couldn't make the scene were Mmes Clara Bursill, Josephine Cole, De Etta Marinelli, Lucille McCrea, Thelma Potter, WiniMiss Loris Best and her Biology Club, a busload of youngfred Schuster, and Marguerite Spaite. Everyone, including the sters, visited the Oakland Museum a couple of weeks ago, I customers thank goodness, ate too much and enjoyed every believe the young people went primarily to see. the Natural bit and bite of it, Mrs, Marie Broadus contributed a recipe History exhibits, But I asked Loris to take a really good look ~ Scout chief our families at home will have a different dessert for a while, Mrs, Rosemary Eby of the Rough and Ready Cafe contributed a hint about dredging the chicken which we will all add to our culinary achievements, It makes the chicken crusty but the crust _ is so tender and moist, * ; *. * It's a privilege to serve ones fellow man Say the Wise Men of all ages, I think they should have added the privilege shows up in the side benefits, One ofour neighbors that I talked to last week was Mrs, Leland Long. I met Mr. and Mrs, Long several months ago but had not taken the time to continue our acquaintance (not even yet) and so I was pleased and sur-. REID JACKSON has just been appointed to be District Commissioner of the Sierra Nevada District of the Golden Empire Council of Boy Scouts, Commercial vehicle taxation under study from the old Frank Fippin house but Loris pleased and surprised me by finding out that it is actually called the Rough and Ready Kitchen, Her comment was that "Oh it was just a really old kitchen," but she went into raptures about the rest of the museum, A car load of us are taking off for a day there just especially to see the kitchen as soon as the Secession Day preparations are over. * * * Chamber members are all receiving a Rough and Ready Chamber shingle to hang just as soon as Mrs, Constance Baer can get them done. We have had little paper ones with a miner in the corner and I thought they were kind of nice, Our new one is made on wood from the old Blacksmith Shop with the Flag of the Great Republic of Rough and Ready done on it in , full color. oor could we ever top that! * * Mr. George Gage, the owner of the Mobile Homes Village, quipped the other night that he put in the new asphalt paving at the Village especially for the Secession Days Celebration on Sunday June 27, A far-reaching re-evaluation survey will subsequently be anof the equity of California's alyzed and conclusions, drawn * oie * little fellows with the commercial vehicle taxatior . from them will go into a report Thanks to Stan Baer I am finally beginning to understand big pulling power practices is being conducted to the Legislature later this the FFA competition that has just concluded, At least the by the Department of Motor year, The study is intended to meet awards part of it. There are several steps in the competition Vehicles in line with a senate and: many categories; Nevada Union is called Nevada Union resolution sponsored by Senathe complaints of the trucking NUHS boys competed in three categories as teams, Chapter, tor Randolph Collier of Yreka. industry -and to inform DMV PUBLISHED EVERY were land or the study of soils, records, categories These The need to sort out a growand the Legislature -about a WEDNESDAY BY procedures, There are also individual FFA parliamentary and NEVADA COUNTY ing complex of unique problems broad spectrum of problems on other categories, Our teams did extremely or these in entries PUBLISHING CO, involving commercial vehicles such subjects as gross weight “well at Chico but they didn't do as well at the final meet in San $01 Broad Street was recognized by the Senate vs, unladen weight fees, interLuis Obispo. I know at least one mother who can't understand Nevada City, .Ca, Transportation Committee in . State reciprocity and prorate why if the boys know their subject as well as our boys do, 95959 1970, .at that time chaired by agreements, and "piggyback" . Telephone 265-2471 that they can't win all the time, Senator Collier, As a result, movement of trucks by rail, * * the study that has been deFacts will be gathered about Rough and Ready Grange held its anniversary dinner last veloped over the past year in trucking industry practices as Friday, It was 15 years old on May 10, It was a simple comassociation with the University to ownership, leasing and movei Second class postage munity farm organization until a few years back but it has of California has been launched ment of truck. fleets, paid at Nevada City, . graduated now into a full fledged Grange with a rapidly growAssisting in the study is the California, Adjudby the Department of Motor ing membership and lots of history-soaked rituals, Nineteen icated a legal newsVehicles, DMV Director Robert Institute of Transportation and applications for membership were read and assigned to compaper of general circuTraffic Engineering of the UniCozens is heading. the statemittee at the Friday meeting. The grange was the first farm lation by the Nevada spanning study now under way. versity of California, organization formed in the United States and goes back to the County Superior-Court , ' As part of the study, teams Juce 3, 1960, Decreefarming problems created by the Civil War. Its history is a . consisting of DMV personnel q No, 12, 406. part of the growth and development of the American farm of and -California Highway Patrol Subscription Rates: today, State Master Chester A, Deaver and his -wife were ! officers have stationed them‘one year, $3.00; two guests, The dinner was delicious as usual and the tables and ;, Selves at dozens of California years, $5.00. cake were beautifully decorated in spring colors, Mrs, Elsie Classified Ads, the truck weighing stations and ur ap & — 1 — by 4 Rose did the tables and Mmes, Marguerite Abbott and Con_ Stance Baer decorated the cake, Feature speaker for the =—_s was Judge Victor Montre who spoke on our courts ay. . ban check points, They are filling out check sheets on scores .of facts concerning the truck, the load, its origin and desti bd nation. This survey is contin * Nothing going on in the community next week, Good thing, too! It will take everyone a week to recuperate and get ready. for next month. _ uing through May.and into midNIP ar ete tetetatstr raved FUME (MATAR ICR aa

a couple of weeks rised to find they had just returned from had a marvelous. time and toured four islands, hey ” én Hawaii, ‘They ‘Area dentists Mrs. Long says she wouldn't have missed it for the world but she is glad fo We’ howd, The ‘Longs /ate retired and moved to You can tell they are already Rough and Ready last year, Pom goire ary Beale guests boosters, BEALE, AFB, Twenty-four ‘members of the Butte SierraDental Society were guests of Colonel (Dr.) Wilferd E. Brown, medical chief ofdental services, and Beale dentists during abase tour Monday. Members of the tour from the Grass Valley Nevada City area were: Dr. A. Jacobson, Grass Valley; Dr, W. C. Mullis, Nevada City; Dr. Harry Stewart, Grass Valley; and Dr. Clifford Vixie, Nevada City. The visitors witnessed an SR-71 crew suit-up, participated i re * ' é * The Neil Vreelands. have company. Mrs, Vreeland hoped I didn't, I’ would know who their little guest was, but sorry absois she says d Vreelan Mrs, cat, Siamese lovely a She is 273-2934 By Fay hk’ Dunbar r * lutely a perfect Seal Point. I got the impression ‘she wouldn't NowI know that summer is here, Or at least just around . eare a bit if the visit became a permanent stay. Tho’ she said the corner, This is the first morning since last October that they already had too many cats on their own, If you know I have not had to stir up the fireplace before I started my where the beautiful little visitor belongs better get her home column,: The: winter was mild but seemed to just drag on and on, Summer company is just around the weekend, Nevada county had company at the Armory last. weekend, Friday must quick. iy * a have distressed a few of them with its crispness, but Saturday Mr, and Mrs, .Alan Campbell of Orange county and their for Apple Pan Dowdy that was the hit of the menu, You can bet at the pioneer kitchen there. We knew much of the kitchen came and Sunday would have impressed even visitors from Hawaii, five children are the newest (I think) additions to our comIt certainly impressed the antique dealers that were. visiting munity, The children, as Linda told me, are all going to school here, The Chamber of Commerce ladies fed them on Sunday. here, Scott, Marie, Alan and Linda herself go to Ready Springs, It was a big job -for our small community and I spent two Next year Linda will join her sister Theresa at NUHS, She another was This it. dreadful weeks organizing, but it was worth tells me they all want to join 4-H and plan on raising a cow, in rod and gun club activities money making project for our Blacksmith Shop Restoration a horse, and goats maybe, They have a big German shepherd and played golf. The tour was Fund, We enriched it considerably. Someday that old blackdog and a miniature sheep dog. This I already know since the concluded after a dinner at the smith shop is going to hold up its head among Nevada county dogs discovered sheep the other day, the neighbor's flock, officers’ open mess, attractions, The group of women that worked Sunday were They found them interesting but fortunately the fun ended Colonel Brown said he intendtime every see you mostly ‘the same civic minded ladies that there. The Campbells also have three cats Linda advised me ed making the affair an annual you visit in Rough and Ready. We hada few new ones on the crew but not a missing Siamese, j event, Wives of the military and Mmes Allice Castlle and Deborah Drummond who don't * . dentists are planning an on-base Had another letter from our friend Mrs, Beulah Tufton, even live here spent a shift working like beavers in our berecreational visit for the Ruttehalf, Our "order" crew were Mmes Irene Lanzendorfer and Wolf Point Montana who wrote previously for your postmarks Sierra Dental Society members’ . Lisetta Scheave, The Misses Kathy Baer, Loris Best, Barbara from our interesting gold country, I sent her information about wives, Davison, and Cinthia Tinsley served as liason between the orders Rough and Ready so she sent me some about Wolf Point, She and the kitchen which in that hall is tucked neatly away from wanted to thank those of you who sent her postmarks, She got everything way back in the corner, Our kitchen crew was one from Santa Cruz, It was probably from Mrs. Emma Fippin Mmes Connie Baer, Marie Broadus, Mary O'Neal, and Leona who is visiting her daughter, Mrs, Lawrence Tremewan formerWright and in the afternoon Mmes Helen Brown, Jane Davison, ly of Grass Valley, who lives there, But it does sound like the and Pat Litchfield, The salad crew was Mmes Esther Bixler, Nugget is read just everywhere, Wolf Point is having its 48th Margaret Brown, Noreen Harwood, and Alice Perry. Connie Annual Wild Horse Stampede celebration in July. And she Baer and I just stayed from beginning to end, Contributors who thinks WE are interesting! * * * couldn't make the scene were Mmes Clara Bursill, Josephine Cole, De Etta Marinelli, Lucille McCrea, Thelma Potter, WiniMiss Loris Best and her Biology Club, a busload of youngfred Schuster, and Marguerite Spaite. Everyone, including the sters, visited the Oakland Museum a couple of weeks ago, I customers thank goodness, ate too much and enjoyed every believe the young people went primarily to see. the Natural bit and bite of it, Mrs, Marie Broadus contributed a recipe History exhibits, But I asked Loris to take a really good look ~ Scout chief our families at home will have a different dessert for a while, Mrs, Rosemary Eby of the Rough and Ready Cafe contributed a hint about dredging the chicken which we will all add to our culinary achievements, It makes the chicken crusty but the crust _ is so tender and moist, * ; *. * It's a privilege to serve ones fellow man Say the Wise Men of all ages, I think they should have added the privilege shows up in the side benefits, One ofour neighbors that I talked to last week was Mrs, Leland Long. I met Mr. and Mrs, Long several months ago but had not taken the time to continue our acquaintance (not even yet) and so I was pleased and sur-. REID JACKSON has just been appointed to be District Commissioner of the Sierra Nevada District of the Golden Empire Council of Boy Scouts, Commercial vehicle taxation under study from the old Frank Fippin house but Loris pleased and surprised me by finding out that it is actually called the Rough and Ready Kitchen, Her comment was that "Oh it was just a really old kitchen," but she went into raptures about the rest of the museum, A car load of us are taking off for a day there just especially to see the kitchen as soon as the Secession Day preparations are over. * * * Chamber members are all receiving a Rough and Ready

Chamber shingle to hang just as soon as Mrs, Constance Baer can get them done. We have had little paper ones with a miner in the corner and I thought they were kind of nice, Our new one is made on wood from the old Blacksmith Shop with the Flag of the Great Republic of Rough and Ready done on it in , full color. oor could we ever top that! * * Mr. George Gage, the owner of the Mobile Homes Village, quipped the other night that he put in the new asphalt paving at the Village especially for the Secession Days Celebration on Sunday June 27, A far-reaching re-evaluation survey will subsequently be anof the equity of California's alyzed and conclusions, drawn * oie * little fellows with the commercial vehicle taxatior . from them will go into a report Thanks to Stan Baer I am finally beginning to understand big pulling power practices is being conducted to the Legislature later this the FFA competition that has just concluded, At least the by the Department of Motor year, The study is intended to meet awards part of it. There are several steps in the competition Vehicles in line with a senate and: many categories; Nevada Union is called Nevada Union resolution sponsored by Senathe complaints of the trucking NUHS boys competed in three categories as teams, Chapter, tor Randolph Collier of Yreka. industry -and to inform DMV PUBLISHED EVERY were land or the study of soils, records, categories These The need to sort out a growand the Legislature -about a WEDNESDAY BY procedures, There are also individual FFA parliamentary and NEVADA COUNTY ing complex of unique problems broad spectrum of problems on other categories, Our teams did extremely or these in entries PUBLISHING CO, involving commercial vehicles such subjects as gross weight “well at Chico but they didn't do as well at the final meet in San $01 Broad Street was recognized by the Senate vs, unladen weight fees, interLuis Obispo. I know at least one mother who can't understand Nevada City, .Ca, Transportation Committee in . State reciprocity and prorate why if the boys know their subject as well as our boys do, 95959 1970, .at that time chaired by agreements, and "piggyback" . Telephone 265-2471 that they can't win all the time, Senator Collier, As a result, movement of trucks by rail, * * the study that has been deFacts will be gathered about Rough and Ready Grange held its anniversary dinner last veloped over the past year in trucking industry practices as Friday, It was 15 years old on May 10, It was a simple comassociation with the University to ownership, leasing and movei Second class postage munity farm organization until a few years back but it has of California has been launched ment of truck. fleets, paid at Nevada City, . graduated now into a full fledged Grange with a rapidly growAssisting in the study is the California, Adjudby the Department of Motor ing membership and lots of history-soaked rituals, Nineteen icated a legal newsVehicles, DMV Director Robert Institute of Transportation and applications for membership were read and assigned to compaper of general circuTraffic Engineering of the UniCozens is heading. the statemittee at the Friday meeting. The grange was the first farm lation by the Nevada spanning study now under way. versity of California, organization formed in the United States and goes back to the County Superior-Court , ' As part of the study, teams Juce 3, 1960, Decreefarming problems created by the Civil War. Its history is a . consisting of DMV personnel q No, 12, 406. part of the growth and development of the American farm of and -California Highway Patrol Subscription Rates: today, State Master Chester A, Deaver and his -wife were ! officers have stationed them‘one year, $3.00; two guests, The dinner was delicious as usual and the tables and ;, Selves at dozens of California years, $5.00. cake were beautifully decorated in spring colors, Mrs, Elsie Classified Ads, the truck weighing stations and ur ap & — 1 — by 4 Rose did the tables and Mmes, Marguerite Abbott and Con_ Stance Baer decorated the cake, Feature speaker for the =—_s was Judge Victor Montre who spoke on our courts ay. . ban check points, They are filling out check sheets on scores .of facts concerning the truck, the load, its origin and desti bd nation. This survey is contin * Nothing going on in the community next week, Good thing, too! It will take everyone a week to recuperate and get ready.. for next month. _ uing through May.and into midNIP ar ete tetetatstr raved FUME (MATAR ICR aa