November 29, 1967 (16 pages)

(Roush Ama Rend. Wew ss By Fay M. Dunbar 273-2934 David Doolan, a newcomer to Rough and Ready, has certainly taken a sincere and active part in the affairs of his new community. David is the son of Sgt. and Mrs, Doolan a recent addition to our Mobile Homes Park. Since Sid Fippin has had to take life easy David has attended to the daily flag raising ceremonies, Its thrilling to see "Old Glory" flying in our shopping center each shining new day. There are two other flags in our little town that you can always be sure will be there when you pass, ** KK * Mr. and Mrs, Dennis Elliott also of the Rough and Ready Mobile Homes Park are the proud parents of a brand new baby girl, Deanna Ann Elliott born October 30. Mrs. Elliott is the former Diane Hopkins. Her sister Carol became Mrs, Frank Watson at the Little Wedding Chapel on November 18, The Watsons will make their home in Quincy. * ** KK Carl Bolton is in the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. This time Carl has a broken leg. He rode his horse to the Post Office Friday evening to collect the mail. It was reported that the horse slipped on the smooth paved area across the highway, and Carl's leg was pinned beneath him as he fell, It was reported as a very serious break just above the ankle and also just below the knee. It is expected that Carl's leg may be in a cast for 6 months, **e eK * Young Ronald Prochaska hasn't been feeling too well lately. He has just completed a series of mighty uncomfortable tests, Fortunately: it wasn't serious and Ronald is getting along fine now. School as usual! **K* Mrs, Violet Hawson of Rough and Ready had her family, daughters Allene , Medlyn and Dorothy Henson, together for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Henson and their two children of Greenville joined the family circle at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Medlyn and four children in the Sunset District. * * kK * The Charles Deardorfs’ spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Deardorf's sister, Mrs, Elliot Jones in Menlo Park. The Deardorfs are busy getting settled in their new home and made their visit just for the day. Clara says their visit with the Jones’ was lovely but she is glad to be home out of the Smog and Traffic. * * * * * ‘Mr, and Mrs Roy Bradley had a houseful of Thanksgiving company. Mr, and Mrs. Paul Bailey from Highland in Southern California, former home of the Bradleys, came for the Holiday «weekend and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bradley and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Apland of Turlock were Thanksgiving Day guests. ** KK * Mrs, O.E. Boling of Oakland, daughter of the Bert Spaites, and her three children spent their Thanksgiving holiday in the country at "Grandma's House," Granddaughter Susan Boling likes Rough and Ready and is a frequent visitor here. Mrs, Pat Boling is busy keeping the "home fires burning" while father is doing his stint in the armed services. * * ke There was a family gathering at the Peter Roccos for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Roccos' young brothers Gerald and Richard and sisters Monica and Sherry Paddock came to the country for their holiday. According to Mrs. Rocco, with her three children. Claudia, Joe, and Paul; it was a riot but also a wonderful Thanksgiving. Sister Laura Paddock, who had tobe on the job, came long enough to say, hello, and take the youngsters home, ** * * * William Grubs, Don Long, and Peter Rocco spent moving the Big Timbers from the Gold Center Mine building to Rough and Ready for use in restoring the old Fippin Blacksmith Shop. In honor of Mr. Grub's birthday Mrs. Willis Perry and Mrs. Doris Bradley served the workers pie and coffee after the job was done. eee KS Rough and Ready 4-H Club has planned a real Christmas Party for the community on Dec. 16th at the Community Hall. There will be an excellent musical program and a Christmas skit by the 4-H'ers, Just before the holidays the club plans to visit 1U rest homes singing carols and distributing cookies. Mrs, George Small is adult chairman for the clubs Christmas plans, The Nevada County Nugget.. November 29, 1967 Rough and Ready will hold its third monthly card party on Tuesday Dec. 5 at 8:00 p.m. at the Rough and Ready Hall. Mrs, Doris Bradley and Mrs. Lisetta Scheave, who handle the card parties for the chamber, have been Serarching for a day, when the hall is available that is agreeable to all, for a regular date. They have selected the second Tuesday of each month for 1968, Be sure and circle Jan. 9, eeREK* Rough and Ready Grange will hold its regular afternoon public party on Sunday Dec. 3 instead of the usual second Sunday. There will be no Saturday night public party in December, * * kK * The Fire Department Auxiliary will hold its Christmas meeting Monday Dec. 4 at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Broadus and her committees have planned some special Christmas fun, The Newcomers Lyric Ensemble will provide the musical portion of the program. ** KK * The Rough and Ready Secession Day Doll Committee will meet at the home of Mrs. Bert Spaite on Friday Dec. 1 at 2 p.m. ** * * * At the invitation of the William Dockters the Independent Order of Foresters Caravan Club of Sacramento visited Rough and Ready last Sunday. Trail master, Tom Duhig, and Mrs. Frank Himenes Trail Blazer organized the trip because of the groups interest in the community and its history. The Dockters greeted the caravan at there home and served them a hot fruit punch, Later they provided the main dish for a pot luck luncheon which was served to about 40 caravaners at the Rough and Ready Community Hall, The chamber of commerce provided the afternoon program. Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Siegfried and son Tom showed their beautiful collection of nuggets. Mary O'Neal and Virginia Rocco showed and explained the gold panning process-even got a little "black sand." Mrs, O'Neal also showed an old fashioned sluice box and explained how it worked. History of the community and its old buildings and current activities were discussed by chamber President Fay Dunbar. Asa Fippin allowed the group to visit the old blacksmith shop. They were fascinated by some of the old artifacts found inside, Marguerite Spaite selected a Secession doll for the group to raffle. Mrs, Dockter was also permi to purchase one to raffle. The proceeds were turned over to the chamber for use on one of its community programs, National Airlines Unvails Uniforms For Stewardesses TIME FLIES—The new look in stewardess uniforms contrasts dramatically with the old in these two versions of National Airlines’ hostess ensembles, Ursula Weinholtz, on the right, , shows the uniform worn by National stewardesses 30 years ago when the carrier was in its infancy, At left, Joanne Cann models the newest uniform, designed by Academy Award winning designer William Travilla, which will be introduced on the carrier Dec. 1. Blood Donated A total of 123 pints of blood were donated to the Sierra College Blood Reserve Drive held on campus November 9 during an all day drive among the campus organizations, Ladies To Meet Union L a di e sEncampment Auxiliary No, 11 will hold their regular meeting on Friday evening, Dec. 1, in the Odd Fellows Temple, Grass Valley, at 8 p.m. with Chief Matriarch, Ethel Polglase, presiding. Prior to the meeting, Past District Deputy Grand Matriarch, Jean Brass, will serve a 6:30 p.m, dinner for the members of Union Encampment and Auxiliary, in appreciation of their co operation and assistance during her two terms as Deputy for District No. 11, At the November 17 meeting Officers for the ensuing term were elected as follows: Maryanne Gage, Chief Matriarch; May Gummoe, High Priestess; June Engle, Senior Warden; Eleanor Weller, Junior Warden; Lillian Finch, Scribe; Mabel Thomas, Treasurer, Installation of Of ficers will be held in January. Garden Clab Meet The December meeting of the Nevada City Garden Club will be held at the home of Betty Preston, 127 Alta Vista, Grass Valley, Dec, at 12:30 P.M, Co-hostesses will be Gertrude Lantz, Hulda Kopp, Helen Shea and Katherine Celio, Gifts will be exchanged limit one dollar’, Rummage Sale The Women's Missionary Council, Flirst Assembly of God Church, of Nevada City, will hold a rummage sale from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 2, at the corner of South Pine and Clark Streets, Nevada City. Carriag A son was born to Mrs, Carrol N. Shuffield (Barbara) and the late Mr. Shuffield, of Grass Valley, November 11, 1967, Mr, and Mrs, Ronald Daugherty became the parents of a son on Nov. 13, 1967, The Daughertys are residents of Nevada City, we Dua ty ; e on Nov, 13, 1967, The A reside in Grass Valley, oo he a Carl McMur. () became the parents of a Io on’ Nov, 13, 1967, A son was born to Mr, and py gg Grogan: on Nov. F ‘ reside in Grogans Mr, and Mrs, Ronald Craw. ford became the parents of a son born on Nov. 19, 1967, The new arrival will be at home beg his parents in Grass Val. y. te ted ey

(Roush Ama Rend. Wew ss By Fay M. Dunbar 273-2934 David Doolan, a newcomer to Rough and Ready, has certainly taken a sincere and active part in the affairs of his new community. David is the son of Sgt. and Mrs, Doolan a recent addition to our Mobile Homes Park. Since Sid Fippin has had to take life easy David has attended to the daily flag raising ceremonies, Its thrilling to see "Old Glory" flying in our shopping center each shining new day. There are two other flags in our little town that you can always be sure will be there when you pass, ** KK * Mr. and Mrs, Dennis Elliott also of the Rough and Ready Mobile Homes Park are the proud parents of a brand new baby girl, Deanna Ann Elliott born October 30. Mrs. Elliott is the former Diane Hopkins. Her sister Carol became Mrs, Frank Watson at the Little Wedding Chapel on November 18, The Watsons will make their home in Quincy. * ** KK Carl Bolton is in the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. This time Carl has a broken leg. He rode his horse to the Post Office Friday evening to collect the mail. It was reported that the horse slipped on the smooth paved area across the highway, and Carl's leg was pinned beneath him as he fell, It was reported as a very serious break just above the ankle and also just below the knee. It is expected that Carl's leg may be in a cast for 6 months, **e eK * Young Ronald Prochaska hasn't been feeling too well lately. He has just completed a series of mighty uncomfortable tests, Fortunately: it wasn't serious and Ronald is getting along fine now. School as usual! **K* Mrs, Violet Hawson of Rough and Ready had her family, daughters Allene , Medlyn and Dorothy Henson, together for Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Henson and their two children of Greenville joined the family circle at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Medlyn and four children in the Sunset District. * * kK * The Charles Deardorfs’ spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Deardorf's sister, Mrs, Elliot Jones in Menlo Park. The Deardorfs are busy getting settled in their new home and made their visit just for the day. Clara says their visit with the Jones’ was lovely but she is glad to be home out of the Smog and Traffic. * * * * * ‘Mr, and Mrs Roy Bradley had a houseful of Thanksgiving company. Mr, and Mrs. Paul Bailey from Highland in Southern California, former home of the Bradleys, came for the Holiday «weekend and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bradley and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Apland of Turlock were Thanksgiving Day guests. ** KK * Mrs, O.E. Boling of Oakland, daughter of the Bert Spaites, and her three children spent their Thanksgiving holiday in the country at "Grandma's House," Granddaughter Susan Boling likes Rough and Ready and is a frequent visitor here. Mrs, Pat Boling is busy keeping the "home fires burning" while father is doing his stint in the armed services. * * ke There was a family gathering at the Peter Roccos for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Roccos' young brothers Gerald and Richard and sisters Monica and Sherry Paddock came to the country for their holiday. According to Mrs. Rocco, with her three children. Claudia, Joe, and Paul; it was a riot but also a wonderful Thanksgiving. Sister Laura Paddock, who had tobe on the job, came long enough to say, hello, and take the youngsters home, ** * * * William Grubs, Don Long, and Peter Rocco spent moving the Big Timbers from the Gold Center Mine building to Rough and Ready for use in restoring the old Fippin Blacksmith Shop. In honor of Mr. Grub's birthday Mrs. Willis Perry and Mrs. Doris Bradley served the workers pie and coffee after the job was done. eee KS Rough and Ready 4-H Club has planned a real Christmas Party for the community on Dec. 16th at the Community Hall. There will be an excellent musical program and a Christmas skit by the 4-H'ers, Just before the holidays the club plans to visit 1U rest homes singing carols and distributing cookies. Mrs, George Small is adult chairman for the clubs Christmas plans, The Nevada County Nugget... November 29, 1967 Rough and Ready will hold its third monthly card party on Tuesday Dec. 5 at 8:00 p.m. at the Rough and Ready Hall. Mrs, Doris Bradley and Mrs. Lisetta Scheave, who handle the card parties for the chamber, have been Serarching for a day, when the hall is available that is agreeable to all, for a regular date. They have selected the second Tuesday of each month for 1968, Be sure and circle Jan. 9, eeREK* Rough and Ready Grange will hold its regular afternoon public party on Sunday Dec. 3 instead of the usual second Sunday. There will be no Saturday night public party in December, * * kK * The Fire Department Auxiliary will hold its Christmas meeting Monday Dec. 4 at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Broadus and her committees have planned some special Christmas fun, The Newcomers Lyric Ensemble will provide the musical portion of the program. ** KK * The Rough and Ready Secession Day Doll Committee will meet at the home of Mrs. Bert Spaite on Friday Dec. 1 at 2 p.m. ** * * * At the invitation of the William Dockters the Independent Order of Foresters Caravan Club of Sacramento visited Rough and Ready last Sunday. Trail master, Tom Duhig, and Mrs. Frank Himenes

Trail Blazer organized the trip because of the groups interest in the community and its history. The Dockters greeted the caravan at there home and served them a hot fruit punch, Later they provided the main dish for a pot luck luncheon which was served to about 40 caravaners at the Rough and Ready Community Hall, The chamber of commerce provided the afternoon program. Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Siegfried and son Tom showed their beautiful collection of nuggets. Mary O'Neal and Virginia Rocco showed and explained the gold panning process-even got a little "black sand." Mrs, O'Neal also showed an old fashioned sluice box and explained how it worked. History of the community and its old buildings and current activities were discussed by chamber President Fay Dunbar. Asa Fippin allowed the group to visit the old blacksmith shop. They were fascinated by some of the old artifacts found inside, Marguerite Spaite selected a Secession doll for the group to raffle. Mrs, Dockter was also permi to purchase one to raffle. The proceeds were turned over to the chamber for use on one of its community programs, National Airlines Unvails Uniforms For Stewardesses TIME FLIES—The new look in stewardess uniforms contrasts dramatically with the old in these two versions of National Airlines’ hostess ensembles, Ursula Weinholtz, on the right, , shows the uniform worn by National stewardesses 30 years ago when the carrier was in its infancy, At left, Joanne Cann models the newest uniform, designed by Academy Award winning designer William Travilla, which will be introduced on the carrier Dec. 1. Blood Donated A total of 123 pints of blood were donated to the Sierra College Blood Reserve Drive held on campus November 9 during an all day drive among the campus organizations, Ladies To Meet Union L a di e sEncampment Auxiliary No, 11 will hold their regular meeting on Friday evening, Dec. 1, in the Odd Fellows Temple, Grass Valley, at 8 p.m. with Chief Matriarch, Ethel Polglase, presiding. Prior to the meeting, Past District Deputy Grand Matriarch, Jean Brass, will serve a 6:30 p.m, dinner for the members of Union Encampment and Auxiliary, in appreciation of their co operation and assistance during her two terms as Deputy for District No. 11, At the November 17 meeting Officers for the ensuing term were elected as follows: Maryanne Gage, Chief Matriarch; May Gummoe, High Priestess; June Engle, Senior Warden; Eleanor Weller, Junior Warden; Lillian Finch, Scribe; Mabel Thomas, Treasurer, Installation of Of ficers will be held in January. Garden Clab Meet The December meeting of the Nevada City Garden Club will be held at the home of Betty Preston, 127 Alta Vista, Grass Valley, Dec, at 12:30 P.M, Co-hostesses will be Gertrude Lantz, Hulda Kopp, Helen Shea and Katherine Celio, Gifts will be exchanged limit one dollar’, Rummage Sale The Women's Missionary Council, Flirst Assembly of God Church, of Nevada City, will hold a rummage sale from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 2, at the corner of South Pine and Clark Streets, Nevada City. Carriag A son was born to Mrs, Carrol N. Shuffield (Barbara) and the late Mr. Shuffield, of Grass Valley, November 11, 1967, Mr, and Mrs, Ronald Daugherty became the parents of a son on Nov. 13, 1967, The Daughertys are residents of Nevada City, we Dua ty ; e on Nov, 13, 1967, The A reside in Grass Valley, oo he a Carl McMur. () became the parents of a Io on’ Nov, 13, 1967, A son was born to Mr, and py gg Grogan: on Nov. F ‘ reside in Grogans Mr, and Mrs, Ronald Craw. ford became the parents of a son born on Nov. 19, 1967, The new arrival will be at home beg his parents in Grass Val. y. te ted ey