November 9, 1966 (16 pages)

By Fay M. Dunbar 113 2934 Rough and Ready will special spaghetti sauce. be ‘the scene of an old fashioned turkey shoot on Sunday Nov. 20 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Follow the arrows to reach -the target area, One of every 12 contestants will win a turkey. Shooting will be at targets and the winner will be selected by the total score for5shots. There will be groups for strictly: amatuers like me. If you don't have a favorite gun, come anyway. Guns will be available. If you want to come early and stay late the ladies auxiliary will be on hand with refreshments. This shoot is being sponsored b: the Rough and Ready Fire Department, They hope to make it an annual event. Chairman Eugene Walter says that ifthis thanksgiving shoot proves a success there will be another one, for your Christmas turkey, on Sunday Dec. 18. * * kK * Ottis Turner was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Turner of Rough and Ready this past week. The two brothers spent a few days, Turner's camperat Poison Valley in the Bow-_ man ~-Lake area, hunting deer. Quail hunting here at home was more successful. It would also have provided a deer if they had just taken their Deer Rifles Along. Otiis had to return to L.A. almost empty handed but with some long anticipated hunting to remember. ae ee Mrs. Delphine Axford of Orland, Pennsylvania, sorority sister of Mrs. La Netta Hyatt, spent last week here visiting the Hyatts and sightseeing. She enjoyed the bazaar at the Penn Valley fire house last friday. On saturday the Hyatts drove her to San F ranc isco to catch her plane. She chose as souvenirs some Pine Cones which shesaid would’ grace her living room for the Holiday Season. They don!t just pick up pine cones in the east, I understand. et The Rough and Ready Grange willserve spaghetti dinner for the public from5-8 p.m. on Saturday Nov. 12. Russell Abbott, who is just back from a trip to the east coast, will be on ‘hand to prepare his extra in. the, . There will also be home made goodies to take home, * * * * The Historic Old Hall, which the Rough and Ready Grange makes available for community meetings, hasa busy schedule for the next two weeks. It was polling place for Rough and Ready precinct onthe 8. The Grange has a work day on the 10 to clean and decorate for the spaghetti dinner Nov. 12. The Rough and Ready 4-H club holds its regular meeting onNov. 11. The Grange has a special public party on Sunday Nov. 13 in the afternoon and in the evening the Rough and Ready Square Dancers will meet. On Monday Nov. 14 the Rough and Ready Chamber of Commerce holds its annual general meeting for the election of officers., Tuesday, Nov. 15 at 7:30 p.m. the Rough and Ready Fire Dept. meets for its election of officers. Its no wonder people can't find ‘time for just loafing with schedules like that. The week of the 17th is just as full. Kopp Goes To Germany Army Private David W. Kopp, 19, sonof Mr. and Mrs. Karl! M. Kopp, 108 Gold Tunnel Drive, Nevada City, was assigned to the 67th Medical Depot in Germany, Oct. 7. Kopp, a postal clerk at the depot, entered on active duty in May 1966 and was lastassigned to Kimybrough Army Hospital, Ft. George G. Meade, Md. He was graduated from Nevada Union High School, Grass Valley, in 1965, The Nugget, . . November.9;' 1966. .:1] Otis Gaylord Alpha And SPD Hire Gaylord As Their New Advertising Director William C. Briggs of Alpha Hardware Co. and LawrenceH. Painter and Bert A. See of SPD have announced the appointPenn Valley News By ‘Sern Moore Box 3 Mobilehome Ranch Ph 2736656 Our drought was definitely ended on Sunday, but not before another outside fire occurred on the property ofaMr. Mize, who lives off of the Bridgeport Road. The small fire started in an ash heap near the house, and was extinguished in about 45 minutes. Both trucks responded again, with 16 firemen. There were no injuries. According to Chief Gene Hatten, the only nonroutine feature of this fire was the fact that it was not discovered and i toh by Mr. Mize. Instead, the smoldering and expanding fire was noticed and reported by the Mc Lachlin family, who live about a quarter of a mile away. During the bazaar on Nov. 5, the siren was activated at about 4:35 p.m. Some of the men must have been on hand. Even though our firemen are speedy, they hada great deal of "head start" this time.By the way, the 'fire-belles" were quite successful with their bazaar effort. Thenext regular meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. on November 15. * * * * Johnand Kitty Kari live in an 8 X 44 foot house trailer, but it is not located in a mobile home park. It is alone on the crest of a big hill, with a commanding view for 360 degrees; their nearest neighbors being coyotes. The Karis have four children: Pamela, Daven, KathyandStephen. John was born near Bison, South Dakota, and Kitty claims her home town as Hamilton, Montana. John Kari is a prime example of a "jack-ofall-trades."" The following is an inventory of his occupational experience, and is not allinclusive: cattle ranching, milk products delivery, newspaper circulation, ready -mixed pancakes, oil field laborer, food market produce, truck driver, and doorto-door selling of sewing machines and vacuum cleaners, Presently, he is employedasa combination quality control inspector and mechanic at Loma Rica Airport, but frankly admits that he is still searching for his vocational niche in life. If John had his choice, he said he would i prefer tobea self-employed cattle rancher. And although he likes people, crowds make him nervous. Mrs. Kari's hobby is sewing. For the past year she has faithfully taught Sunday School for children of the junior high age level, Off the job, Kariis an addict toward gun collecting, and reloads his ownammuhition. Heis proud of a one-hundred year old Confederate sabre, which has a 313 inch blade. It was given to him by his grandfather. John Kari is also a do-it-yourself craftsman, building his own wooden cabinets and . cribbage boards. Besides allthis, he sings occasionally in his church choir and writes auto-biographical poems, Rebekahs Nominate Nomination of officers atEsther Rebekah Lodge No. 12 will be held at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Inde pendent Order of Odd Fellows Hall, 110 3 Mill Street, Grass Valley. ment ot Otis Gaylord as advertising director for their respective firms today. Gaylord recently returned to Nevada City from Denver where he was marketing director for Walt Disney Produc -. tions, Inc. Prior to that he was publisher of Arizona Magazine, advertising manager of Guestguide Magazine and general manager of the Gle© nwood Springs Sage. Gaylord will write copy, do layout, promotions, direct mail and publicity for Alpha Hardware Co; SPD. and-for the Gold Nugget Inn. Soroptimists Hear Reports On Projects Committee reports we} the main items on the agenda when the Grass Vi lley Soroptimists met la -t Thursday for their wee! ly luncheon meeting at] .c ffice. Gladys Dart pr:sided. A subscription to th Los Angeles Times for the Washington Ridge Camp of the California Youth Authority was again renewed as one of the yearly projects. The Soroptimists have chosen the Alta Sierra Country Club as the locale for the Christmas party. It Was decided to have a dinner party with husbands invited instead of the regular Christmas luncheon, The time and date for the party will be announced later.

By Fay M. Dunbar 113 2934 Rough and Ready will special spaghetti sauce. be ‘the scene of an old fashioned turkey shoot on Sunday Nov. 20 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Follow the arrows to reach -the target area, One of every 12 contestants will win a turkey. Shooting will be at targets and the winner will be selected by the total score for5shots. There will be groups for strictly: amatuers like me. If you don't have a favorite gun, come anyway. Guns will be available. If you want to come early and stay late the ladies auxiliary will be on hand with refreshments. This shoot is being sponsored b: the Rough and Ready Fire Department, They hope to make it an annual event. Chairman Eugene Walter says that ifthis thanksgiving shoot proves a success there will be another one, for your Christmas turkey, on Sunday Dec. 18. * * kK * Ottis Turner was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Turner of Rough and Ready this past week. The two brothers spent a few days, Turner's camperat Poison Valley in the Bow-_ man ~-Lake area, hunting deer. Quail hunting here at home was more successful. It would also have provided a deer if they had just taken their Deer Rifles Along. Otiis had to return to L.A. almost empty handed but with some long anticipated hunting to remember. ae ee Mrs. Delphine Axford of Orland, Pennsylvania, sorority sister of Mrs. La Netta Hyatt, spent last week here visiting the Hyatts and sightseeing. She enjoyed the bazaar at the Penn Valley fire house last friday. On saturday the Hyatts drove her to San F ranc isco to catch her plane. She chose as souvenirs some Pine Cones which shesaid would’ grace her living room for the Holiday Season. They don!t just pick up pine cones in the east, I understand. et The Rough and Ready Grange willserve spaghetti dinner for the public from5-8 p.m. on Saturday Nov. 12. Russell Abbott, who is just back from a trip to the east coast, will be on ‘hand to prepare his extra in. the, . There will also be home made goodies to take home, * * * * The Historic Old Hall, which the Rough and Ready Grange makes available for community meetings, hasa busy schedule for the next two weeks. It was polling place for Rough and Ready precinct onthe 8. The Grange has a work day on the 10 to clean and decorate for the spaghetti dinner Nov. 12. The Rough and Ready 4-H club holds its regular meeting onNov. 11. The Grange has a special public party on Sunday Nov. 13 in the afternoon and in the evening the Rough and Ready Square Dancers will meet. On Monday Nov. 14 the Rough and Ready Chamber of Commerce holds its annual general meeting for the election of officers., Tuesday, Nov. 15 at 7:30 p.m. the Rough and Ready Fire Dept. meets for its election of officers. Its no wonder people can't find ‘time for just loafing with schedules like that. The week of the 17th is just as full. Kopp Goes To Germany Army Private David W. Kopp, 19, sonof Mr. and Mrs. Karl! M. Kopp, 108 Gold Tunnel Drive, Nevada City, was assigned to the 67th Medical Depot in Germany, Oct. 7. Kopp, a postal clerk at the depot, entered on active duty in May 1966 and was lastassigned to Kimybrough Army Hospital, Ft. George G. Meade, Md. He was graduated from Nevada Union High School, Grass Valley, in 1965, The Nugget, . . November.9;' 1966. .:1] Otis Gaylord Alpha And SPD Hire Gaylord As Their New Advertising Director William C. Briggs of Alpha Hardware Co. and LawrenceH. Painter and Bert A. See of SPD have announced the appointPenn Valley News

By ‘Sern Moore Box 3 Mobilehome Ranch Ph 2736656 Our drought was definitely ended on Sunday, but not before another outside fire occurred on the property ofaMr. Mize, who lives off of the Bridgeport Road. The small fire started in an ash heap near the house, and was extinguished in about 45 minutes. Both trucks responded again, with 16 firemen. There were no injuries. According to Chief Gene Hatten, the only nonroutine feature of this fire was the fact that it was not discovered and i toh by Mr. Mize. Instead, the smoldering and expanding fire was noticed and reported by the Mc Lachlin family, who live about a quarter of a mile away. During the bazaar on Nov. 5, the siren was activated at about 4:35 p.m. Some of the men must have been on hand. Even though our firemen are speedy, they hada great deal of "head start" this time.By the way, the 'fire-belles" were quite successful with their bazaar effort. Thenext regular meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. on November 15. * * * * Johnand Kitty Kari live in an 8 X 44 foot house trailer, but it is not located in a mobile home park. It is alone on the crest of a big hill, with a commanding view for 360 degrees; their nearest neighbors being coyotes. The Karis have four children: Pamela, Daven, KathyandStephen. John was born near Bison, South Dakota, and Kitty claims her home town as Hamilton, Montana. John Kari is a prime example of a "jack-ofall-trades."" The following is an inventory of his occupational experience, and is not allinclusive: cattle ranching, milk products delivery, newspaper circulation, ready -mixed pancakes, oil field laborer, food market produce, truck driver, and doorto-door selling of sewing machines and vacuum cleaners, Presently, he is employedasa combination quality control inspector and mechanic at Loma Rica Airport, but frankly admits that he is still searching for his vocational niche in life. If John had his choice, he said he would i prefer tobea self-employed cattle rancher. And although he likes people, crowds make him nervous. Mrs. Kari's hobby is sewing. For the past year she has faithfully taught Sunday School for children of the junior high age level, Off the job, Kariis an addict toward gun collecting, and reloads his ownammuhition. Heis proud of a one-hundred year old Confederate sabre, which has a 313 inch blade. It was given to him by his grandfather. John Kari is also a do-it-yourself craftsman, building his own wooden cabinets and . cribbage boards. Besides allthis, he sings occasionally in his church choir and writes auto-biographical poems, Rebekahs Nominate Nomination of officers atEsther Rebekah Lodge No. 12 will be held at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Inde pendent Order of Odd Fellows Hall, 110 3 Mill Street, Grass Valley. ment ot Otis Gaylord as advertising director for their respective firms today. Gaylord recently returned to Nevada City from Denver where he was marketing director for Walt Disney Produc -. tions, Inc. Prior to that he was publisher of Arizona Magazine, advertising manager of Guestguide Magazine and general manager of the Gle© nwood Springs Sage. Gaylord will write copy, do layout, promotions, direct mail and publicity for Alpha Hardware Co; SPD. and-for the Gold Nugget Inn. Soroptimists Hear Reports On Projects Committee reports we} the main items on the agenda when the Grass Vi lley Soroptimists met la -t Thursday for their wee! ly luncheon meeting at] .c ffice. Gladys Dart pr:sided. A subscription to th Los Angeles Times for the Washington Ridge Camp of the California Youth Authority was again renewed as one of the yearly projects. The Soroptimists have chosen the Alta Sierra Country Club as the locale for the Christmas party. It Was decided to have a dinner party with husbands invited instead of the regular Christmas luncheon, The time and date for the party will be announced later.