May 3, 1967 (24 pages)

Mrs, Van Johnson of Rough and Ready will be-home from the hospital any day now, She had major surgery April 24th and is recovering — sg ade Young daughter Vicki is most enthusiastic about Mother's return home, ‘Little Miss Maggie Hicks has been suffering from pe ait swollen glands in her neck, Mother, Dorothy Hicks, was relieved it did not turn-out to be the mumps, Mr, Wm, Ettleman returned home last Thursday from a lengthy check-up at Sierra Memorial, Bill is feeling fine but regrets they didn’t get him back in the pink again in time for the opening of fishing season, A-group of about forty men and women visited Geciah and Ready last Saturday. Miss E, Louise Jolly organized the picnic party of Latte County Historical Society members who came by bus ae Paradise, They had arranged their trip to include the Little Wed ding Chapel, sr sates set eet interest the story of its origin. While here they so visite e old I, O, O, F, Hall built way back in 18 Mountain Rose Lodge, et lag Their itinerary included the Lola Montez home in Grass Valley and the site of the old mining town of Timbuctoo, Happy Belated Birthday to Mrs, Bert Spaite of Rough and Ready Road, Marguerite’s birthday was April 2lst, Mrs. Jake Czock, Mr. and Mrs, Eric Kotrom, and Mr, and Mrs, Donald Savant, old friends and neigh pie Pen the Bay Area, motored over last Saturday to help her celebtate, Young Bill Litchfield plays Volley Ball with such enthusiasm that he will have his foot in a cast until the end of May. Last Tuesday, Bill broke the main outside bone in his right foot, It will limit his activities some but he is still able to work on his car, The Rough and Ready Grange will hold its May afternoon Public Party on the Ist Sunday of May, the 7th, The change from the 2nd Sunday is for May only and was made necéssary by the Annual Mothers* Day Dinner which will be held on May 14th, Mrs, Bryan Christensen of Rough and Ready Road has just returned from Southern California where she had a delightful visit with her son and two daughters, Besides the three Christensen children, there are half a dozen grandchildren and a couple of great-grandchildren which Rosa enjoyed seeing, , ee . . The Pomona Grange H.E,C. will hold their Annual Flower Meeting in Rough and Ready on May 9th at 10:30 a,m, Rough and Ready Grange H.E, C, will serve luncheon for the group at 12:00 noon, Mr, Albert Fippin of Sacramento came to Rough and Ready on Saturday for the opening of Fishing Season, Albert was born and raised here and fished in Squirrel Creek as a boy, He must still know some of the good holes because, in spite'of the crowd, Albert got a couple of good ones, Dr. Seolas Joins AAGP LEGAL NOTICE No. 6957 OTICE TOC TORS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNT Y ' OF NEVADA In the Matter of the Estate Dr. W. Keith Seolas, Grass Valley has been elected toactive membership in the American Academy of General Practice, a national association of 29,000 family doctors. As a member of the AAGP, Dr. W.K. Seolas will be required to complete 150 hours of postgraduate medical study every three years. The program, unique among medical associations, is designed tohelp member physicians keep abreast .of the latest scientific developments in medicine. Founded in 1947, the AAGP is the country's second largest national medical association. of ELSIE M. DIERKER, also known as ELSIE M, GRANGER, Deceased. G to the creditors of the above named decedent that all persons having claims against the said decedent are required to file them, with the necessary vouchers, in the office of the Clerk of the above entitled Court, or topresent them, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at the law office of GOTH, DENNIS & AARON, 490 Winslow, Redwood City, California; which is the place of business of the undersigned in all matters pertaining to the estate of decedent, within six (6) months after the first publication of this Notice, : DATED: April 25, 1967. ROBERT EDWIN DIERKER, Administrator with the Will annexed of the Estate of Elsie M. Dierker, also known as Elsie M, Granger, deceased, GOTH, DENNIS & AARON, Attorneys for the Administrator with the Will annexed, 490 Winslow, Redwood City, Calif, Publish: May Pra 10, 17 and Humane Society Makes Gift To Marysville The Nevada County Humane Society is making a gift of $1, 000 to the City of Marysville to help Marysville construct a humane animal shelter, Of recent months Marysville has been plagued with complaints concerning the inadequacies of their present pound, Some months ago the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals made an investigation. and lodged a formal complaint with the City Council, listing the inadequacies ofthe pound, Later’ the Humane Society of the United States closed the pound untilimprovements could be made, and moved the animals for safekeeping to Yuba City, The Marysville City Council is grappling with the problem of constructing a new and satisfactory pound, Private Organizations and private donors have contributed to help defray the expenses involved, The largest gift to date is that ofthe Nevada County Humane Society, The Society has just received Resolution No, 67-19, passed by the Marysville City Council on April 3rd, The resolution recites that it is the intention of the City of Marysville to establish a suitable animal shelter in compliance with State laws and humane standards, and that the gift of the Nevada County Humane Society will be deposited in the "Animal Shelter Fund" and will be.used toward building such a shelter, conforming to the desires of the Nevada County. Humane Society, LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE OF CONTINUANCE OF SAME FICTITIOUS NAME UNDER NEW PARTNERSHIP The undersigned are partners doing business in the State of California under the fictitious name "ALPINE JUNIOR SKIERS", The principal place of business is located at 2066 O'Niel Way, Sacramento, County of Sacramento, California, The use of said fictitious name, “ALPINE JUNIOR SKIERS;" is a continuation of the same name previously used by a partnership consisting of THOMAS J. MORGAN and PATRICIA MORGAN. The names in full and places of residence ofthe partners are as follows; GARY R, FONTAINE, 2066 O'Niel Way, Sacramento, California, and DIXIE ANN FONTAINE, 2066 O'Niel Way, Sacramento, California, DATED: This 27th day of March 1967. ALPINE JUNIOR SKIERS by /s/ Gary R. Fontaine by /s/ Dixie Ann Fontaine STATE OF CALIFORNIA Yes COUNT Y OF SACRAMENTO) On this 27th day of March, 1967, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the County of Sacramento, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared GARY R, FONTAINE and DIXIE ANN FONTAINE, known to me to be the persons whose names’ are subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal in the County of Sacramento the day and year in this certificate first above written, /s/ Robert C, Schleh, Notary Notary Public-California Principal office in Sacramento County , (Seal) Publish: April 26, May 3, 10, and 17, 1967. PEARDALE-CHICAGO by HOUSTON SPIRES RT. #2 BOX 1911 GRASS VALLEY 273-7859 Almost everyone in Nevada County is talking about the "Hippie Invasion", Newspapers and television coverage have certainly made us the center of attraction, Through personal interviews I have talked with over 221 people this past week and only four were in favor of having the “Hippies” anywhere around, Almost all the people interviewed asked these questions: What will happen next? How many of the Haight-Ashbury crowd will move into this community? If these non-conformists are allowed to stay, will our diminishing economy decline even further? If rumors are true, and some 20,000 (sic) of these bearded "Beatnicks” move into this county and are allowed to stay, someone had better look out should they decide to vote, This county with a small population could possibly have its whole political system taken over by this many people with a sheer force of votes, No one wants to gamble on the effects of a "Hippy" government, although some say it might be an improvement, The Hippies plan to live off the land and make sandals and novelties to sell to the public, The Planning Commission in this county seems to oppose most businesses that would take the burden off of our own unemployment, Is this what they have in mind for this county's future? Will the "Hippies" be allowed to do what their proclamation says they can, without breaking the law? What kind of people would donate land and building materials to a group like this so they can come in contact with our children and families, or is there a more sinister motive behind it? The "Hippies" are well known for the kind of things they have done in other places! Why should they suddenly change their ways? Why should “WE” in Nevada County give sanctuary to a group. of people who reject society? It could be that we need more up-to-date County LAWS! Ida Vogt, the mother of Bill Vogt, was lately the victim of a stroke. She was treated at the Nevada General Hospital. Ida has been a member of a Rebecca Lodge. Frank Moore has a permit toconstruct a trailer park near his home on Spencerville Road. The only factor that is delaying the “ground breaking" is this unséasonally wet weather. I do not believe that this trailer park-to-be would become a serious and direct competitor to the existing trailer ranch on the Marysville highway. The reason is that only retired senior citizens would be allowed to occupy spaces on the Moore property. Mrs.Fern Harrison is away visiting her daughter, "Fern", who moved to Oklahoma near the turn of the year. At the P.V. Community Church an informal Men's Fellowship and potluck supper was held on the evening of April 27. A short business meeting was "sandwiched" in between supper and the time allowed for the guest speakers, -who had been serving the now dissolvedCalifornia Youth Authority camp at Smartsville. Mr. Arlie Tripp, who served this camp for at least ten years, was the principal speaker at this meeting, and his sermonette centered around love toward our fellow men. By the way, those boys at Smartsville are to be transferred to the Washington Ridge camp. A brief discussion developed, :impromptu-style, about some "Hippies" living in caves near Bloomfield. Mr.Earl Jacobson brought his six-string guitar and played three Latin tunes on it. Another gentleman stood up to speak tothe group there but a serious charliehorse cramp in one of his legs sent him painfully back tohis chair. keaekkekRekk During nights of the week of April 23 "Open House" was held at the Ready Springs School. kak kk kk ERK Maurice and "Olie" Wilcox of Indian Springs Road are expecting their daughter and son-inlaw to visit them from April 28 through 30. Their daughter didnot have to change her name after marriage. Her husband's name is Donald Wilcox, whose parents own the Meteor Ranch located at the upper end of Clear Lake over in Lake County. This good-looking pair have three children, Michael, Marilyn and Marcie.

Mrs, Van Johnson of Rough and Ready will be-home from the hospital any day now, She had major surgery April 24th and is recovering — sg ade Young daughter Vicki is most enthusiastic about Mother's return home, ‘Little Miss Maggie Hicks has been suffering from pe ait swollen glands in her neck, Mother, Dorothy Hicks, was relieved it did not turn-out to be the mumps, Mr, Wm, Ettleman returned home last Thursday from a lengthy check-up at Sierra Memorial, Bill is feeling fine but regrets they didn’t get him back in the pink again in time for the opening of fishing season, A-group of about forty men and women visited Geciah and Ready last Saturday. Miss E, Louise Jolly organized the picnic party of Latte County Historical Society members who came by bus ae Paradise, They had arranged their trip to include the Little Wed ding Chapel, sr sates set eet interest the story of its origin. While here they so visite e old I, O, O, F, Hall built way back in 18 Mountain Rose Lodge, et lag Their itinerary included the Lola Montez home in Grass Valley and the site of the old mining town of Timbuctoo, Happy Belated Birthday to Mrs, Bert Spaite of Rough and Ready Road, Marguerite’s birthday was April 2lst, Mrs. Jake Czock, Mr. and Mrs, Eric Kotrom, and Mr, and Mrs, Donald Savant, old friends and neigh pie Pen the Bay Area, motored over last Saturday to help her celebtate, Young Bill Litchfield plays Volley Ball with such enthusiasm that he will have his foot in a cast until the end of May. Last Tuesday, Bill broke the main outside bone in his right foot, It will limit his activities some but he is still able to work on his car, The Rough and Ready Grange will hold its May afternoon Public Party on the Ist Sunday of May, the 7th, The change from the 2nd Sunday is for May only and was made necéssary by the Annual Mothers* Day Dinner which will be held on May 14th, Mrs, Bryan Christensen of Rough and Ready Road has just returned from Southern California where she had a delightful visit with her son and two daughters, Besides the three Christensen children, there are half a dozen grandchildren and a couple of great-grandchildren which Rosa enjoyed seeing, , ee . . The Pomona Grange H.E,C. will hold their Annual Flower Meeting in Rough and Ready on May 9th at 10:30 a,m, Rough and Ready Grange H.E, C, will serve luncheon for the group at 12:00 noon, Mr, Albert Fippin of Sacramento came to Rough and Ready on Saturday for the opening of Fishing Season, Albert was born and raised here and fished in Squirrel Creek as a boy, He must still know some of the good holes because, in spite'of the crowd, Albert got a couple of good ones, Dr. Seolas Joins AAGP LEGAL NOTICE No. 6957 OTICE TOC TORS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNT Y ' OF NEVADA In the Matter of the Estate Dr. W. Keith Seolas, Grass Valley has been elected toactive membership in the American Academy of General Practice, a national association of 29,000 family doctors. As a member of the AAGP, Dr. W.K. Seolas will be required to complete 150 hours of postgraduate medical study every three years. The program, unique among medical associations, is designed tohelp member physicians keep abreast .of the latest scientific developments in medicine. Founded in 1947, the AAGP is the country's second largest national medical association. of ELSIE M. DIERKER, also known as ELSIE M, GRANGER, Deceased. G to the creditors of the above named decedent that all persons having claims against the said decedent are required to file them, with the necessary vouchers, in the office of the Clerk of the above entitled Court, or topresent them, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at the law office of GOTH, DENNIS & AARON, 490 Winslow, Redwood City, California; which is the place of business of the undersigned in all matters pertaining to the estate of decedent, within six (6) months after the first publication of this Notice, : DATED: April 25, 1967. ROBERT EDWIN DIERKER, Administrator with the Will annexed of the Estate of Elsie M. Dierker, also known as Elsie M, Granger, deceased, GOTH, DENNIS & AARON, Attorneys for the Administrator with the Will annexed, 490 Winslow, Redwood City, Calif, Publish: May Pra 10, 17 and Humane Society Makes Gift To Marysville The Nevada County Humane Society is making a gift of $1, 000 to the City of Marysville to help Marysville construct a humane animal shelter, Of recent months Marysville has been plagued with complaints concerning the inadequacies of their present pound, Some months ago the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals made an investigation. and lodged a formal complaint with the City Council, listing the inadequacies ofthe pound, Later’ the Humane Society of the United States closed the pound untilimprovements could be made, and moved the animals for safekeeping to Yuba City, The Marysville City Council is grappling with the problem of constructing a new and satisfactory pound, Private Organizations and private donors have contributed to help defray the expenses involved, The largest gift to date is that ofthe Nevada County Humane Society, The Society has just received Resolution No, 67-19, passed by the Marysville City Council on April 3rd, The resolution recites that it is the intention of

the City of Marysville to establish a suitable animal shelter in compliance with State laws and humane standards, and that the gift of the Nevada County Humane Society will be deposited in the "Animal Shelter Fund" and will be.used toward building such a shelter, conforming to the desires of the Nevada County. Humane Society, LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE OF CONTINUANCE OF SAME FICTITIOUS NAME UNDER NEW PARTNERSHIP The undersigned are partners doing business in the State of California under the fictitious name "ALPINE JUNIOR SKIERS", The principal place of business is located at 2066 O'Niel Way, Sacramento, County of Sacramento, California, The use of said fictitious name, “ALPINE JUNIOR SKIERS;" is a continuation of the same name previously used by a partnership consisting of THOMAS J. MORGAN and PATRICIA MORGAN. The names in full and places of residence ofthe partners are as follows; GARY R, FONTAINE, 2066 O'Niel Way, Sacramento, California, and DIXIE ANN FONTAINE, 2066 O'Niel Way, Sacramento, California, DATED: This 27th day of March 1967. ALPINE JUNIOR SKIERS by /s/ Gary R. Fontaine by /s/ Dixie Ann Fontaine STATE OF CALIFORNIA Yes COUNT Y OF SACRAMENTO) On this 27th day of March, 1967, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the County of Sacramento, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared GARY R, FONTAINE and DIXIE ANN FONTAINE, known to me to be the persons whose names’ are subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal in the County of Sacramento the day and year in this certificate first above written, /s/ Robert C, Schleh, Notary Notary Public-California Principal office in Sacramento County , (Seal) Publish: April 26, May 3, 10, and 17, 1967. PEARDALE-CHICAGO by HOUSTON SPIRES RT. #2 BOX 1911 GRASS VALLEY 273-7859 Almost everyone in Nevada County is talking about the "Hippie Invasion", Newspapers and television coverage have certainly made us the center of attraction, Through personal interviews I have talked with over 221 people this past week and only four were in favor of having the “Hippies” anywhere around, Almost all the people interviewed asked these questions: What will happen next? How many of the Haight-Ashbury crowd will move into this community? If these non-conformists are allowed to stay, will our diminishing economy decline even further? If rumors are true, and some 20,000 (sic) of these bearded "Beatnicks” move into this county and are allowed to stay, someone had better look out should they decide to vote, This county with a small population could possibly have its whole political system taken over by this many people with a sheer force of votes, No one wants to gamble on the effects of a "Hippy" government, although some say it might be an improvement, The Hippies plan to live off the land and make sandals and novelties to sell to the public, The Planning Commission in this county seems to oppose most businesses that would take the burden off of our own unemployment, Is this what they have in mind for this county's future? Will the "Hippies" be allowed to do what their proclamation says they can, without breaking the law? What kind of people would donate land and building materials to a group like this so they can come in contact with our children and families, or is there a more sinister motive behind it? The "Hippies" are well known for the kind of things they have done in other places! Why should they suddenly change their ways? Why should “WE” in Nevada County give sanctuary to a group. of people who reject society? It could be that we need more up-to-date County LAWS! Ida Vogt, the mother of Bill Vogt, was lately the victim of a stroke. She was treated at the Nevada General Hospital. Ida has been a member of a Rebecca Lodge. Frank Moore has a permit toconstruct a trailer park near his home on Spencerville Road. The only factor that is delaying the “ground breaking" is this unséasonally wet weather. I do not believe that this trailer park-to-be would become a serious and direct competitor to the existing trailer ranch on the Marysville highway. The reason is that only retired senior citizens would be allowed to occupy spaces on the Moore property. Mrs.Fern Harrison is away visiting her daughter, "Fern", who moved to Oklahoma near the turn of the year. At the P.V. Community Church an informal Men's Fellowship and potluck supper was held on the evening of April 27. A short business meeting was "sandwiched" in between supper and the time allowed for the guest speakers, -who had been serving the now dissolvedCalifornia Youth Authority camp at Smartsville. Mr. Arlie Tripp, who served this camp for at least ten years, was the principal speaker at this meeting, and his sermonette centered around love toward our fellow men. By the way, those boys at Smartsville are to be transferred to the Washington Ridge camp. A brief discussion developed, :impromptu-style, about some "Hippies" living in caves near Bloomfield. Mr.Earl Jacobson brought his six-string guitar and played three Latin tunes on it. Another gentleman stood up to speak tothe group there but a serious charliehorse cramp in one of his legs sent him painfully back tohis chair. keaekkekRekk During nights of the week of April 23 "Open House" was held at the Ready Springs School. kak kk kk ERK Maurice and "Olie" Wilcox of Indian Springs Road are expecting their daughter and son-inlaw to visit them from April 28 through 30. Their daughter didnot have to change her name after marriage. Her husband's name is Donald Wilcox, whose parents own the Meteor Ranch located at the upper end of Clear Lake over in Lake County. This good-looking pair have three children, Michael, Marilyn and Marcie.