November 13, 1968 (12 pages)

og Golden Chain Chapter 219 met at the Peardale-Chicago Park Firehouse last Wednesday and elected new officers as follows: Wayrie Harvey president; Mrs. Winifred Creegan, vice president; and Mrs. Toni Way secretary-treasurer. Plans were made for a potluck supper to be held at the home of Wayne and June Harvey. This was avery nice thought from the new president as he said beforehand: People who live in mobile parks can call oneach other and that way get acquainted, but mobile home owners living on private property, sometimes as much as 30 miles apart can't do this. I myself think this will be great help in getting these members to unite more closely. The potluck will be held Saturday, November 16. * * * MOUNTAIN AIR MOBILE PARK My daughter, Mrs. David Helton, has been visiting me this past week, but has to go home tomorrow as her husband has the flu, It is always such a pleasure ‘to see our children, and we hate to see them leave, May Sanderson of Sp. 25 will enter St. Josephs Hospital Sun_day for. surgery.on her hip, wish she did not have to go to San Francisco _as we would all love to visit her, but I am sure that our love and our prayers will be there with her. Al Anderson, Sp. 34, is home from the Army and is. really enjoying working again with his beautiful show horse Moko Poco. He plans on going after many more trophies as soon as he gets Moko Poco back in shape, although he said today that after all these months Moko ‘still obeyed every command perfectly. Mobile diving By GLADYS HARPER Rt.1,Bx 573Grass Valley Ph, 273-8954 * * * GRASS VALLEY MOBILE VILLAGE The Jerry Thompsons are home from a two-month vacation in Klamath Falls, Both got a deer, so there will be no meat shortage in that home, LUCKY. The Wilber Clevelands, who have just moved into the Village with their beautiful mobile home, are enjoying their new life of leisure. Wilber worked for the Dept. of Fish and Game, andhas just retired and plans on taking ife easy and enjoying our beautiful country. Tom Davis, manager, :-has been on jury duty, and Amy Davis has had that new flu bug which is making so many people miserable. Neither of these being an enjoyable experience, I hope that now things will be much better. SCE OLE SEE EA LEAS LS ns er IT ERs EEE EOE The Nevada County Nugget Stay Physically Fit And Trim All Winter If you’re slim-and in good physical condition after an active summer, physical fitness experts suggest that. you maintain your fitness all winter long. Start out the. morning with. calisthenics — sit-ups, push-ups, deep knee bends and jumping jacks — exercises in which the whole family can participate. Then go on to a breakfast of an artificially sweetened cereal like Quaker Diet Frosted Rice Puffs and Diet Frosted Wheat Puffs: These cereals give you nourishment without any excess calories. The Quaker Oats Company, national sponsor of all physical fitness programs of the Amateur Athletic Union of the U.S. (AAU), recommends exercise and good food as an important combination in all physical fitness and weight-losing programs. LR PNB TRSAM Sibi ERS ae IS La AION SERVICE MAN U, S. ARMY, VIETNAM — (AHTNC) -Harold C, Pugh, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Pugh, and wife, Linda, live on Route 1, Nevada City, Calif., was promoted October -13 to Army specialist four in Vietnam, where he is serving with the 31st Engineer Battalion. Spec, Pugh, aheavy truck driver in the battalion's Company C, entered the Army in ‘January 1968 and completed basic training at Ft. Lewis, Wash. He arrived in Vietnam last Jtine. The 20-year-old soldier graduated from Nevada Union High School, Grass Valley, in 1967, and was employed. by the United States Forest Service, Soda Springs, before entering the Army. ee FT, LEWIS, WASH. (AHTNC) Army Private William J. Child-— ers, son of Mr. .and Mrs. Hobert L, Childers, 511 N, Pine St,,, Nevada City, Calif., was chosen his basic combat training company's outstanding trainee Oct. 18 at Ft. Lewis, Wash, Pyt. Childers was selected by his instructors for demonstrating exceptional ability and initiative in classroom and field instruction throughout his eight weeks of training. November 13,1968 @ eix.wites ° CHP reports ‘When property is damaged in a vehicle accident. in which no one is hurt, the driver must ‘then and there’ either locate and notify the person in charge of the damaged. property of the name and address of the driver and owner of the vehicle involved or leave a note with that information in a conspicuous place on the vehicle or property damaged," Lt, Axton of theGrass Valley office of the California Highway Patrol warns. "This requirement applies on . private property such as parking lots the same as on the highway," Lt. Axton said. "More than 170,000 property damage accidents were reported to the CHP last year. No one expects to be involved in an accident, but everyone should be prepared to do the right thing if he is involved," Lt, Axton stated. "Failure to do so might lead to a ‘hit and run’ charge." If a "runaway" vehicle is involved in an accident resulting in property damage the driver who parked the vehicle must comply with the same requirements for notifying. the owner of the damaged property. Or fish in it. Or water-ski on it. Or camp beside it. Our lakes provide the water power to make electricity for you. But if a by-product of our facilities can supply you with some.enjoyment, we’re happy to have you use it, too. Like Lake Spaulding (below), near Donner Summit. All of our 145 PG&E-made lakes are open to everyone whenever operations permit. And we've built nearly 600 sites for picnicking, camping or just plain resting. They’re all for your enjoyment. It gives us a good feeling to know that when you aren’t enjoying our power while away on vacation, you may be enjoying one of its sources. Go jump mn the lake. OER LRON ORIOL AIOIIOI ODIO AAA AAPA PO OLD ALAL LOOPS LISI R ILL L LOLOL NOL OBEOE NAN ANNAN ANA ANAK KK HMA ON HE. PO0000000000 200 OORONERRNET TY

og Golden Chain Chapter 219 met at the Peardale-Chicago Park Firehouse last Wednesday and elected new officers as follows: Wayrie Harvey president; Mrs. Winifred Creegan, vice president; and Mrs. Toni Way secretary-treasurer. Plans were made for a potluck supper to be held at the home of Wayne and June Harvey. This was avery nice thought from the new president as he said beforehand: People who live in mobile parks can call oneach other and that way get acquainted, but mobile home owners living on private property, sometimes as much as 30 miles apart can't do this. I myself think this will be great help in getting these members to unite more closely. The potluck will be held Saturday, November 16. * * * MOUNTAIN AIR MOBILE PARK My daughter, Mrs. David Helton, has been visiting me this past week, but has to go home tomorrow as her husband has the flu, It is always such a pleasure ‘to see our children, and we hate to see them leave, May Sanderson of Sp. 25 will enter St. Josephs Hospital Sun_day for. surgery.on her hip, wish she did not have to go to San Francisco _as we would all love to visit her, but I am sure that our love and our prayers will be there with her. Al Anderson, Sp. 34, is home from the Army and is. really enjoying working again with his beautiful show horse Moko Poco. He plans on going after many more trophies as soon as he gets Moko Poco back in shape, although he said today that after all these months Moko ‘still obeyed every command perfectly. Mobile diving By GLADYS HARPER Rt.1,Bx 573Grass Valley Ph, 273-8954 * * * GRASS VALLEY MOBILE VILLAGE The Jerry Thompsons are home from a two-month vacation in Klamath Falls, Both got a deer, so there will be no meat shortage in that home, LUCKY. The Wilber Clevelands, who have just moved into the Village with their beautiful mobile home, are enjoying their new life of leisure. Wilber worked for the Dept. of Fish and Game, andhas just retired and plans on taking ife easy and enjoying our beautiful country. Tom Davis, manager, :-has been on jury duty, and Amy Davis has had that new flu bug which is making so many people miserable. Neither of these being an enjoyable experience, I hope that now things will be much better. SCE OLE SEE EA LEAS LS ns er IT ERs EEE EOE The Nevada County Nugget Stay Physically Fit And Trim All Winter If you’re slim-and in good physical condition after an active summer, physical fitness experts suggest that. you maintain your fitness all winter long. Start out the. morning with. calisthenics — sit-ups, push-ups, deep knee bends and jumping jacks — exercises in which the whole family can participate. Then go on to a breakfast of an artificially sweetened cereal like Quaker Diet Frosted Rice Puffs and Diet Frosted Wheat Puffs: These cereals give you nourishment without any excess calories. The Quaker Oats Company, national sponsor of all physical fitness programs of the Amateur Athletic Union of the U.S. (AAU), recommends exercise and good food as an important combination in all physical fitness and weight-losing programs. LR PNB TRSAM Sibi ERS ae IS La AION SERVICE MAN

U, S. ARMY, VIETNAM — (AHTNC) -Harold C, Pugh, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Pugh, and wife, Linda, live on Route 1, Nevada City, Calif., was promoted October -13 to Army specialist four in Vietnam, where he is serving with the 31st Engineer Battalion. Spec, Pugh, aheavy truck driver in the battalion's Company C, entered the Army in ‘January 1968 and completed basic training at Ft. Lewis, Wash. He arrived in Vietnam last Jtine. The 20-year-old soldier graduated from Nevada Union High School, Grass Valley, in 1967, and was employed. by the United States Forest Service, Soda Springs, before entering the Army. ee FT, LEWIS, WASH. (AHTNC) Army Private William J. Child-— ers, son of Mr. .and Mrs. Hobert L, Childers, 511 N, Pine St,,, Nevada City, Calif., was chosen his basic combat training company's outstanding trainee Oct. 18 at Ft. Lewis, Wash, Pyt. Childers was selected by his instructors for demonstrating exceptional ability and initiative in classroom and field instruction throughout his eight weeks of training. November 13,1968 @ eix.wites ° CHP reports ‘When property is damaged in a vehicle accident. in which no one is hurt, the driver must ‘then and there’ either locate and notify the person in charge of the damaged. property of the name and address of the driver and owner of the vehicle involved or leave a note with that information in a conspicuous place on the vehicle or property damaged," Lt, Axton of theGrass Valley office of the California Highway Patrol warns. "This requirement applies on . private property such as parking lots the same as on the highway," Lt. Axton said. "More than 170,000 property damage accidents were reported to the CHP last year. No one expects to be involved in an accident, but everyone should be prepared to do the right thing if he is involved," Lt, Axton stated. "Failure to do so might lead to a ‘hit and run’ charge." If a "runaway" vehicle is involved in an accident resulting in property damage the driver who parked the vehicle must comply with the same requirements for notifying. the owner of the damaged property. Or fish in it. Or water-ski on it. Or camp beside it. Our lakes provide the water power to make electricity for you. But if a by-product of our facilities can supply you with some.enjoyment, we’re happy to have you use it, too. Like Lake Spaulding (below), near Donner Summit. All of our 145 PG&E-made lakes are open to everyone whenever operations permit. And we've built nearly 600 sites for picnicking, camping or just plain resting. They’re all for your enjoyment. It gives us a good feeling to know that when you aren’t enjoying our power while away on vacation, you may be enjoying one of its sources. Go jump mn the lake. OER LRON ORIOL AIOIIOI ODIO AAA AAPA PO OLD ALAL LOOPS LISI R ILL L LOLOL NOL OBEOE NAN ANNAN ANA ANAK KK HMA ON HE. PO0000000000 200 OORONERRNET TY