October 16, 1968 (8 pages)

SRO 4 The Nevada County Nugget October 16, 1968 _ By Fay M. Dunbar Airman ist Class Terrence Mrs, Kathy Pendergraft, the Rough and Ready Cafe has been day on a short leave. Terry is in the Special Weapons Division ( and is very proud of his two closed for some time, The doctor has advised her against any work of this kind in the near future, The cafe will reopen on November 1 under new management. f) Harwood came home last Fri Q "stripes". He is stationed at « () Nellis Air Base near Las Vegt () as, Nevada, He says rumors are rampant that they will soon be assigned to — Edith Gregg, former resident of Rough and Ready and gradu ‘ate of the old Rougti and Ready School, celebrated her 47th wedding anniversary to Lester Capps, also of Rough and Ready, on October 4. At present Mr. and Mrs. Capps are living at Calistoga, where Mr. Capps has charge of a vineyard. Sg Ee anes aw ner cael ¥ by one: THIS THREE LEVEL mobilhome was brought to Penn Valley from Oklahoma, towed per 95¢ (at detours take to necessary it made 16'11" height, The rigs, of the largest transit mile) through many of the states on their way. One instance of this detouring was the fact they had to be routed through Sacramento, Marysville, thence on to Penn Valley, because the mobile could not have made the turn at the intersection of Auburn Street and Hwy, 20, Mr. and Mrs, Pittenger, with their young son and daughter, are very proud of their home with its lovely interior.__Itcontains one largebedroodm and bath on the top level; main floor has a master bedroom with full bath, kitchen and dining area, living room and small hallway with stairs leading upstairs and downstairs to another bedroom on lower level, They like Penn Valley with the school as it were close by, store and post office within walking distance and Mrs. Pittenger's mother and other relatives near. BEER—toast to America’s economy The brewing industry is a massive and dynamic part of the national economy. Each year it pours billions of dollars into commerce and government. @ $1.4 billion in state and federal excise taxes. @ $3 billion to employees, suppliers and distributors. $875 million in agricultural products and packaging materials. Proportioned-To-Fit Panty Hose Proportioned-to-fit panty hose in six sizes, ranging from petite to stately and equating measurement of hips along with weight and * * * Chamber Secretary Mrs. Doris Bradley was unable to attend the meeting. She has been ill since their vacation late in september. Her severe cold is greatly improved but some necessary dental work on Wednesday is making her life pretty uncomfortable just now. pany to ‘‘end all the misfits’’. This new scientific approach to panty hose styling, based on U.S. govern The brewing industry is a proud contributor to America’s prosperity. UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. 535 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York ® The Chamber of Commerce board meeting last Thursday set in motion the machinery for selecting its 1969 officers, There will be seven vacancies to fill including the three new board members to serve for 1969 and 1970, Present members of the board who will continue to serve through 1969 are Jack Bixler, Willis Perry and Bert Spaite. Thenominating committee for this year is Helen Avery, Mary O'Neal, Barbara Sailor, Marguerite Spaite, Jack Bixler, Roy Bradley, Bill Cramer, and Willis Perry. The program committee will have an election meeting ‘date and program announcement for us soon, Mary O'Neal of the welcoming committee reported that she and Mrs. Doris Bradley called on several new people of the community. Mr. Willis Perry our chamber representative onthe Nevada County Chamber reported on ‘the marvelous suceess of the Nevada County feature booth at both the Sacramento State Fair and the Pomona Fair. A progress report was given by the president on Christmas plans. Structural repair work is progressing nicely on the old Blacksmith Shop according to Chairman Bert Spaite and his principal crew member Jack Bixler, Next board meeting will be November 14. height, have been developed by Burlington Hosiery Com ment statistics of female measurements, is designed by Burlington to end panty hose droop and other com plaints about fit. (NP. Features) 273-2934° * * * Due to the severe illness of * kk * Daniel Beatie, who injured his knee so badly in a swimming accident just before school started gets around very com fortably. He managed to keep up attendance at NUHS and has just completed. his test for a driver's license satisfactorily, but he is still using crutches and can't put much weight on the foot yet. * KK Mrs. Mary O'Neal and granddaughter Monica Ann Mader, now "age 3 years, celebrated their birthdays last Saturday October 12, Rough and Ready's Little Women (the "Fats") had a won derful surprise party for them on Friday. * * * At the Fire Dept. Auxiliary meeting on Monday night Marie Broadus, Dorothy Hicks, Noreen Harwood, Doris Bradley and Mary O'Neal were appointed to serve onthe nominating committee for 1969 officers, Joann Stevens, Loana Tinsley, Mary O'Neal, and Jane Walter are taking over responsibilities of welcoming our many new people in the community. After this brief business the evening was turned over to Pat Litchfield who held a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Claudia Moniz, new daughterin-law of Fire Chief Al Moniz and wife Althea. Son Gary is the new bridegroom. There were about 15 guests present. The evening concluded with games and refreshments, served by hostesses Jane Walter and Pat Litchfield. : * Ok * The Fire Dept. Auxiliary is sponsoring a family party potluck dinner on Monday October 21 at 6:30 p.m. at the Grange hall. Halloweén will be the theme and costumes will be welcomed. The St. Patrick's Church folk singers will provide the evening program. ; * * * Mr, and Mrs, Jack Bixler left Sunday for the Grange convention in Fresno. Registration begins Oct. 14, The convention is Oct. 15 through Oct. 18. THe Bixlers.are voting delegates for Rough and Ready Grange. Lec . COMPLETE SUPPL OF BUILDING. MATERIAL 0.E. “Oz” Dunaway says a “There are plenty of gun la on the books now! Let's control minals by stronger law enforcement. We do not need more restrictions individuals’ ae ed ii . Ba YUBA RIVER LUMBER CO. A ELECT REPUBLICAN ©o.£c. DUNAWAYW U.S. CONGRESS — 2ND DISTRICT 68-1 (April & October) (a7 AMLER, NEAL. BATILE & LINDSEY ‘ Paid fer by Citizens for Dunawey Committee a Town Talk G.V. 265-4521 Downieville Yard 289-3351 ange 2 turer Mary E. Wallace and Secretary and lecturer conferences,

SRO 4 The Nevada County Nugget October 16, 1968 _ By Fay M. Dunbar Airman ist Class Terrence Mrs, Kathy Pendergraft, the Rough and Ready Cafe has been day on a short leave. Terry is in the Special Weapons Division ( and is very proud of his two closed for some time, The doctor has advised her against any work of this kind in the near future, The cafe will reopen on November 1 under new management. f) Harwood came home last Fri Q "stripes". He is stationed at « () Nellis Air Base near Las Vegt () as, Nevada, He says rumors are rampant that they will soon be assigned to — Edith Gregg, former resident of Rough and Ready and gradu ‘ate of the old Rougti and Ready School, celebrated her 47th wedding anniversary to Lester Capps, also of Rough and Ready, on October 4. At present Mr. and Mrs. Capps are living at Calistoga, where Mr. Capps has charge of a vineyard. Sg Ee anes aw ner cael ¥ by one: THIS THREE LEVEL mobilhome was brought to Penn Valley from Oklahoma, towed per 95¢ (at detours take to necessary it made 16'11" height, The rigs, of the largest transit mile) through many of the states on their way. One instance of this detouring was the fact they had to be routed through Sacramento, Marysville, thence on to Penn Valley, because the mobile could not have made the turn at the intersection of Auburn Street and Hwy, 20, Mr. and Mrs, Pittenger, with their young son and daughter, are very proud of their home with its lovely interior.__Itcontains one largebedroodm and bath on the top level; main floor has a master bedroom with full bath, kitchen and dining area, living room and small hallway with stairs leading upstairs and downstairs to another bedroom on lower level, They like Penn Valley with the school as it were close by, store and post office within walking distance and Mrs. Pittenger's mother and other relatives near. BEER—toast to America’s economy The brewing industry is a massive and dynamic part of the national economy. Each year it pours billions of dollars into commerce and government. @ $1.4 billion in state and federal excise taxes. @ $3 billion to employees, suppliers and distributors. $875 million in agricultural products and packaging materials. Proportioned-To-Fit Panty Hose Proportioned-to-fit panty hose in six sizes, ranging from petite to stately and equating measurement of hips along with weight and * * * Chamber Secretary Mrs. Doris Bradley was unable to attend the meeting. She has been ill since their vacation late in september. Her severe cold is greatly improved but some necessary dental work on Wednesday is making her life pretty uncomfortable just now. pany to ‘‘end all the misfits’’. This new scientific approach to panty hose styling, based on U.S. govern The brewing industry is a proud contributor to America’s prosperity. UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. 535 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York ® The Chamber of Commerce board meeting last Thursday set in motion the machinery for selecting its 1969 officers, There will be seven vacancies to fill including the three new board members to serve for 1969 and 1970, Present members of the board who will continue to serve through 1969 are Jack Bixler, Willis Perry and Bert Spaite. Thenominating committee for this year is Helen Avery, Mary O'Neal, Barbara Sailor, Marguerite Spaite, Jack Bixler, Roy Bradley, Bill Cramer, and Willis Perry. The program committee will have an election meeting ‘date and program announcement for us soon, Mary O'Neal of the welcoming committee reported that she and Mrs. Doris Bradley called on several new people of the community. Mr. Willis Perry our chamber representative onthe Nevada County Chamber reported on ‘the marvelous suceess of the Nevada County feature booth at both the Sacramento State Fair and the Pomona Fair. A progress report was given by the president on Christmas plans. Structural repair work is progressing nicely on the old Blacksmith Shop according to Chairman Bert Spaite and his principal crew member Jack Bixler, Next board

meeting will be November 14. height, have been developed by Burlington Hosiery Com ment statistics of female measurements, is designed by Burlington to end panty hose droop and other com plaints about fit. (NP. Features) 273-2934° * * * Due to the severe illness of * kk * Daniel Beatie, who injured his knee so badly in a swimming accident just before school started gets around very com fortably. He managed to keep up attendance at NUHS and has just completed. his test for a driver's license satisfactorily, but he is still using crutches and can't put much weight on the foot yet. * KK Mrs. Mary O'Neal and granddaughter Monica Ann Mader, now "age 3 years, celebrated their birthdays last Saturday October 12, Rough and Ready's Little Women (the "Fats") had a won derful surprise party for them on Friday. * * * At the Fire Dept. Auxiliary meeting on Monday night Marie Broadus, Dorothy Hicks, Noreen Harwood, Doris Bradley and Mary O'Neal were appointed to serve onthe nominating committee for 1969 officers, Joann Stevens, Loana Tinsley, Mary O'Neal, and Jane Walter are taking over responsibilities of welcoming our many new people in the community. After this brief business the evening was turned over to Pat Litchfield who held a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Claudia Moniz, new daughterin-law of Fire Chief Al Moniz and wife Althea. Son Gary is the new bridegroom. There were about 15 guests present. The evening concluded with games and refreshments, served by hostesses Jane Walter and Pat Litchfield. : * Ok * The Fire Dept. Auxiliary is sponsoring a family party potluck dinner on Monday October 21 at 6:30 p.m. at the Grange hall. Halloweén will be the theme and costumes will be welcomed. The St. Patrick's Church folk singers will provide the evening program. ; * * * Mr, and Mrs, Jack Bixler left Sunday for the Grange convention in Fresno. Registration begins Oct. 14, The convention is Oct. 15 through Oct. 18. THe Bixlers.are voting delegates for Rough and Ready Grange. Lec . COMPLETE SUPPL OF BUILDING. MATERIAL 0.E. “Oz” Dunaway says a “There are plenty of gun la on the books now! Let's control minals by stronger law enforcement. We do not need more restrictions individuals’ ae ed ii . Ba YUBA RIVER LUMBER CO. A ELECT REPUBLICAN ©o.£c. DUNAWAYW U.S. CONGRESS — 2ND DISTRICT 68-1 (April & October) (a7 AMLER, NEAL. BATILE & LINDSEY ‘ Paid fer by Citizens for Dunawey Committee a Town Talk G.V. 265-4521 Downieville Yard 289-3351 ange 2 turer Mary E. Wallace and Secretary and lecturer conferences,