October 11, 1972 (12 pages)

Pe es PT ES ER vee Ranae Williams is shown judging Mike Dreher's prize winning “duck cake" at a Nevada City community food sale to aid Carrie Nelson, 12, a cancer victim. The little judge benefited from a like community spirit when she was being treated for the same disease in a San Francisco hospital. She now is back in her home town of Grass Valley and attending school. Cooks bridged the generation gap to produce the gourmet display Friday in front of Alpha Hardware. Foods ranged from many varieties of sweet goods to staples like chili beans and spaghetti. Fancy breads and buns also were going fast. Anelectric razor found its way to the sale table ---for shaving, not.eating purposes. The block was filled with North San Juan News I have been informed that the historic silver bell which has hung in the ruined belfry of the French Corral schoolhouse nearly 100 years has disappeared. The bell was the property of the Moulton family, who purchased the building some years ago in order to keep it from being torn down, In a subsequent sale of the building, the bell was retained by the family, and plans were to have it preserved as a historical relic with the assistance of the Native Daughters of the Golden West. Hopefully the Sheriff's office will be able to track it down so it can be returned to it's rightful place in the community. There have been two instances of vandalism at the North San Juan schoolhouse since the opening of school. Broken locks, emptying of fire extinguishers, and just general dirtying-up of the premeises are. the extent of damage sn far DOE Ee me, finger if there is a next tie, iuigerprints will be taken to determine the culprit, or culprits. Presumably they are juveniles whose parents are unaware of what their kids are up to. Elton Smith, who lives in Millbrae but owns property in French Corral, is the lucky owner of an artesian well. Mr. Smith was preparing the site for a vacation home, and had the well drilled late this summer. The driller stated that this kind of thing happens only once in a thousand times. The flow is very heavy. Frances Baker of French Corral is at home recuperating from a siege in the hospital with a heart condition, She is getting along quite well, according to her sister Louise Dudley. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stuart was the scene of a delayed wedding reception Saturday, Oct. 7, honoring the former Priscilla West and Gene Covert, who were married in Anchorage, Alaska, August 21 of this year. people selling and buying and tasting and toting. ’ Prize winning cooks among the younger set included the duck cake baker and Al Hiscox, Teresa Berliner, Julie Welch and Susan Crane. The little girl who has won a spot for herself in the hearts of her home town people and those in other counties is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson of Nevada City. Ruby Nobles, who spearheaded community help for both little girls, anticipated that when Friday's receipts are tallied the Carrie Nelson Fund will have reached $2,000, Checks and cash have been pouring in from individuals and groups and many of the letters with money have not yet been opened. Friends of the little girl signed a giant card for her which was on a stand in front of Alpha. _ need tools . NW ask —_— RIVER : Sie pty have a » building problem _ want to know the best finish in painting oe need a new level, plumb or square. . OPEN _ SATURDAY ALL DAY 7 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays: 7 to 5:30 OPEN 7 A.M. Do It Yourself .. Everything You Need, It’s All Here VISIT OUR DOWNIEVILLE Store iegueealit of ian & Recreation SACRAMENT O--The California Advisory Board on Underwater Parks and Reserves has recommended that two underwater areas south of Fort Bragg be leased to the Department of Parks and Recreation from the State Lands Commission. The Board, meeting September 26 in Mendocino, recommended that an area from Big River north to the northern boundary of Russian Gulch State Park be assigned to the Department as an underwater park and that the area off the Point Cabrillo Light Station of the U.S. Coast Guard be designated as an underwater reserve. Both areas would extend from the intertidal area to a depth of 180 feet. Under the Parks Department's definition of underwater reserve, divers are allowed to freely observe the area but not to disturb any of the natural features, including animal or vegetable life. In an underwater park, taking of game fish is allowed. In either case, the fishing regulations are set and enforced by the State Department of Fish and Game, The Board also decided to study what knowledge and skills would be desirable to qualify a person to dive in a state underwater park or reserve. To make such a study, Board Chairman Dr. John DeMartini appointed a committee of two: Vice Chair. man James R. Stewart and Parks Department Aquatic Specialist Jack Steinman. eK Ok Ke Ok Ok SACRAMENTO -The winter camping season begins OctoLad 1 at Sugar Pine Point State Fark on the west shore of Lake oe. The park provides 75 winter camping sites, each witha snow-plowed parking space and a table and stove. Heated restrooms and hot water are nearby. Most visitors use motorvehicle camping facilities--camper and trailers--but the hardier types may pitch tents. You can get camping and hiking advice from a State Park Ranger. The surrounding region offers two developed ski areas within three miles of the park and the whole Lake Tahoe winter sports complex within easy driving distance. Accenting the winter scene at Sugar Pine Point are a number of hardy birds to share the grounds with the camper. Steller's jays, chickadees, nuthatches, woodpeckers, and others thrive amid the snow and sometimes subzero temperatures, Sugar Pine Point State Park is on State Highway 89, just south of Tahoma, in El Dorado County. eke KK K SACRAMENTO--Rancho Chico Fiesta time is Saturday, Octo-ber 7 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m, at Bidwell Mansion State Historic Park in Chico, The event will capa week-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of the incorporation of the City of Chico. The Fiesta will feature a ceremony honoring old-time Chico residents, an ice cream social, a horseshoe contest, an oldtime crafts display with a quilting bee, Indian basket weaving, and blacksmith and silversmith displays, Local groups will present entertainment on the grandstand from noon to 4 p.m. All Fiesta features will be at the park. Other events during the week's celebration starting October 2 will be a Rose Parade to honor Annie Bidwell, a poster and essay contest, and a historic spots guided tour around Chico, A special centennial museum will be set up at the corner of Fourth and Main Streets. . JUST ASK YUBA RIVER! YUBA RIVER LUMBER COMPANY crass vay 12397 NEVADA CITY HWY, nevana city CALL 265-352)

Pe es PT ES ER vee Ranae Williams is shown judging Mike Dreher's prize winning “duck cake" at a Nevada City community food sale to aid Carrie Nelson, 12, a cancer victim. The little judge benefited from a like community spirit when she was being treated for the same disease in a San Francisco hospital. She now is back in her home town of Grass Valley and attending school. Cooks bridged the generation gap to produce the gourmet display Friday in front of Alpha Hardware. Foods ranged from many varieties of sweet goods to staples like chili beans and spaghetti. Fancy breads and buns also were going fast. Anelectric razor found its way to the sale table ---for shaving, not.eating purposes. The block was filled with North San Juan News I have been informed that the historic silver bell which has hung in the ruined belfry of the French Corral schoolhouse nearly 100 years has disappeared. The bell was the property of the Moulton family, who purchased the building some years ago in order to keep it from being torn down, In a subsequent sale of the building, the bell was retained by the family, and plans were to have it preserved as a historical relic with the assistance of the Native Daughters of the Golden West. Hopefully the Sheriff's office will be able to track it down so it can be returned to it's rightful place in the community. There have been two instances of vandalism at the North San Juan schoolhouse since the opening of school. Broken locks, emptying of fire extinguishers, and just general dirtying-up of the premeises are. the extent of damage sn far DOE Ee me, finger if there is a next tie, iuigerprints will be taken to determine the culprit, or culprits. Presumably they are juveniles whose parents are unaware of what their kids are up to. Elton Smith, who lives in Millbrae but owns property in French Corral, is the lucky owner of an artesian well. Mr. Smith was preparing the site for a vacation home, and had the well drilled late this summer. The driller stated that this kind of thing happens only once in a thousand times. The flow is very heavy. Frances Baker of French Corral is at home recuperating from a siege in the hospital with a heart condition, She is getting along quite well, according to her sister Louise Dudley. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Stuart was the scene of a delayed wedding reception Saturday, Oct. 7, honoring the former Priscilla West and Gene Covert, who were married in Anchorage, Alaska, August 21 of this year. people selling and buying and tasting and toting. ’ Prize winning cooks among the younger set included the duck cake baker and Al Hiscox, Teresa Berliner, Julie Welch and Susan Crane. The little girl who has won a spot for herself in the hearts of her home town people and those in other counties is the

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson of Nevada City. Ruby Nobles, who spearheaded community help for both little girls, anticipated that when Friday's receipts are tallied the Carrie Nelson Fund will have reached $2,000, Checks and cash have been pouring in from individuals and groups and many of the letters with money have not yet been opened. Friends of the little girl signed a giant card for her which was on a stand in front of Alpha. _ need tools . NW ask —_— RIVER : Sie pty have a » building problem _ want to know the best finish in painting oe need a new level, plumb or square. . OPEN _ SATURDAY ALL DAY 7 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays: 7 to 5:30 OPEN 7 A.M. Do It Yourself ... Everything You Need, It’s All Here VISIT OUR DOWNIEVILLE Store iegueealit of ian & Recreation SACRAMENT O--The California Advisory Board on Underwater Parks and Reserves has recommended that two underwater areas south of Fort Bragg be leased to the Department of Parks and Recreation from the State Lands Commission. The Board, meeting September 26 in Mendocino, recommended that an area from Big River north to the northern boundary of Russian Gulch State Park be assigned to the Department as an underwater park and that the area off the Point Cabrillo Light Station of the U.S. Coast Guard be designated as an underwater reserve. Both areas would extend from the intertidal area to a depth of 180 feet. Under the Parks Department's definition of underwater reserve, divers are allowed to freely observe the area but not to disturb any of the natural features, including animal or vegetable life. In an underwater park, taking of game fish is allowed. In either case, the fishing regulations are set and enforced by the State Department of Fish and Game, The Board also decided to study what knowledge and skills would be desirable to qualify a person to dive in a state underwater park or reserve. To make such a study, Board Chairman Dr. John DeMartini appointed a committee of two: Vice Chair. man James R. Stewart and Parks Department Aquatic Specialist Jack Steinman. eK Ok Ke Ok Ok SACRAMENTO -The winter camping season begins OctoLad 1 at Sugar Pine Point State Fark on the west shore of Lake oe. The park provides 75 winter camping sites, each witha snow-plowed parking space and a table and stove. Heated restrooms and hot water are nearby. Most visitors use motorvehicle camping facilities--camper and trailers--but the hardier types may pitch tents. You can get camping and hiking advice from a State Park Ranger. The surrounding region offers two developed ski areas within three miles of the park and the whole Lake Tahoe winter sports complex within easy driving distance. Accenting the winter scene at Sugar Pine Point are a number of hardy birds to share the grounds with the camper. Steller's jays, chickadees, nuthatches, woodpeckers, and others thrive amid the snow and sometimes subzero temperatures, Sugar Pine Point State Park is on State Highway 89, just south of Tahoma, in El Dorado County. eke KK K SACRAMENTO--Rancho Chico Fiesta time is Saturday, Octo-ber 7 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m, at Bidwell Mansion State Historic Park in Chico, The event will capa week-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of the incorporation of the City of Chico. The Fiesta will feature a ceremony honoring old-time Chico residents, an ice cream social, a horseshoe contest, an oldtime crafts display with a quilting bee, Indian basket weaving, and blacksmith and silversmith displays, Local groups will present entertainment on the grandstand from noon to 4 p.m. All Fiesta features will be at the park. Other events during the week's celebration starting October 2 will be a Rose Parade to honor Annie Bidwell, a poster and essay contest, and a historic spots guided tour around Chico, A special centennial museum will be set up at the corner of Fourth and Main Streets. . JUST ASK YUBA RIVER! YUBA RIVER LUMBER COMPANY crass vay 12397 NEVADA CITY HWY, nevana city CALL 265-352)