October 16, 1974 (8 pages)

Pod : 2 The Ne vada County N : . . N otes Off The C uff . } News _ By P. L. ae By Fay’ Dunbar How. good is your memory? Southeast Asia.where we are Think. back to mid-1964 and to some of the more cogent probably fabled as the biggest The voice of experience, as of last Friday, which undoubtedly contributed to the ‘success of $78. a ton hay. Just put your brain to work on those figures and you will know there’s going to given the voting privilege in our country’s afI still fairs. True he did call it a chairman. Sorry says you cart look forward to even higher meat ~~ the original Granges. Headmitted women to remarks made in a_ widely. ‘Meanwhile.back to Social mbership and vote. He established a butchering day at the barn last equal memb publicized interview given by ‘Security. and its present: prices. We had open to women only. He wanted this _ offices four precarious position. According Friday. I had to sell my beef, hung in the cold a family organization. The three to become es from unimbox, for 69 cents a pound. At that stage it’s all -when he advocated a reto latest chairman for the women were the a and bought chuck . graces examination of the funding -of peachable sources.‘‘it is about meat. That same day my neighbor ~ offices. The graces rule over fruits, eae two and a half trillion repeat at $1.38. Social Security. representing health, life, flowers and grains, Last year on $48. a ton hay I got $1. a pound.: trillion dollars in the hold.” His opponents branded him as years before women were 50 was It beauty. and feeding am I Now hay. This means, in simple terms, This year I fed $58. a ton anti-widow anti-senior citizen, that if no new workers were admitted today and taxes collected remained the same, and even anti-American.but look at the situation now and you'll have to admit that he and benefits paid only to those surely was a prophet in his own who entered the system prior to time! © Let’s face it.the Social Security System is broke. That’s right.it is dead broke this time, the system would be two and a half trillion dollars short over the next 75 years! . ‘and verging on becoming For many years the Social Security System has : been ‘ considered pretty much ‘“‘sacred in“social America’s one to ing ccord security’’.a nationally known writer. The main reason is that it is running channel funding into; and, paid gia came: directly from our Newcomers Lyric begin to get some kick back. By the year following, unless real price solutions have been arrived at> there will be a scarcity and your prices will take a whopping jump. You think they have already! Just wait the nine months that cow that had to be butchered should be. every so often. But even that another year with my brood cows and young stock. Farmers making their living at it can’t. There are a few workers getting part of that to grow up and when it isn’t there, look out! differerice between 69 cents and $1.38 plus but the likes of which has never been lick of work) will pick up the profit. Naturally they don’t care if it gets bigger. Maybe we need another Oliver Hudson Kelley and a rebirth of the Grange to band the small farmers together for the good of the land. seen or heard of anywhere else mostly the finaglers (brokers who don’t get a _> And it was such a beautiful, wonderful concept to begin Oliver Hudson Kelley, together with six helpers, was the founder of the Grange. Last Friday night the Rough and Ready Grange held open house for the community. ° This is the method by which the Grange recruits its new : members-information on the organization of patrons of husbandry. It doesn’t really have much to do with farming these days. Tho’ they do wholeheartedly support 4H. Lecturer Ola Lee Hale provided a program of music and explanations, by Grange officers, on what their job for the Grange is all about. Grange Master Gordon Briggs and State Grange Deputy Charles Deardorf went into a. little Grange history. Deardorf announced the State Grange Convention being held in Sacramento this week. At . state and national levels the Grange is very interested in government for its -.Rough and Ready Fire Auxiliary are. people. Lecturer Hale brought this program to our local level last Friday by including in her program as special speaker, Gene Hatton. sponsoring a flea market bet. Department: ~ ween 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Sunday, _ 301 Broad Street Nevada City, Ca, 95959. Telephone 265-2559 available. All proeeeds are for the fire department. For further . information call 273-7035. ‘ Superior Court, June 3, 1960. provided by the womens group (Committee of Womens Activities), were things of beauty and ‘epicurian delight.’ Jack Bixler’s coffee leaves nothing to be desired. Park and Recreation District which -will be on your Nov. 5 ballot. —~ . : _ Grange history began in-1866. Oliver Hudson Kelley ‘and six others, working for the good of © Clara Bursill is recuperating from surgery in Sutter General Hospital. Address her 2800 L. Street, Rm. 641-Sacramento 95816. Cards are so cheerful to receive when you are a bit under the weather. For the worriers who have asked methe doctors found no trace of malignacy.-Clara is fine and doing well. _.David Webb is to be moved this week to Kaiser Foundation 2025 Morse Ave. Sacramento 95825. He enjoys-cards also. David is still having problems and they feel extra treatment facilities will be available at Kaiser. Webb’s sister and her family from Utah are here to visit with him. If anyone sees a large white duck with wattles wandering around he Florence Jennings of Rough and Ready Roa He took to the trail one day Florence has no -way to catch up with him, He ended up one night at the home of the Giles Wilbanks on Highway 20. Yesterday I found him playing, disconsolately alone, down our lane. He _ doesn’t want to be caught tho’. Hopefully he will find his way home or maybe you could be quicker or smarter than I was. The Willis Perrys have just returned from another little vacation trip in. their new travel bus. They visited family up Redding way. Mrs. Perry has a sister at Anderson and Perry has a daughter just out of Redding. It was beautiful for a trip. My kids came over from Reno. Said it was just too nice to stay home and besides the the farmers in our southern states, banded the ~ cold mornings had reminded them that the trip farmers together for their own strength. Kelley over the hump wasn’t going to be too pleasant much. longer. They have three little boys. Align Wheels as a a . host. ; -back into production. The movement was so ! _ Rotate & Balance All Four Tires Decree No. 12,406. One ‘Year . . $3.00 Two Years. $5.00 Olyve Simmons did the singing. Refreshments, o. ' ~. Subscription Rates: Ensemble Hawaiian repertoire. Three of its members; Mmes Alice Licht, Edith McCoy, and the end of the Civil War in 1865. His answer Gene . after was a banding together into little local orders of _ Bizz Johnson will breakfast with his well patrons of husbandry these farmers with their gns at Lolas Grotto tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. ruined farms and homes. They shared. Will ¢. knowledge, tools, even seed to get their land 1. California. Adjudicated . ' the Nevada County figure ‘about the proposed Western Gateway find what could be done for the devastated south Second class postage _gaid at Nevada City, ‘a legal newspaper of ~ general: circulation by gave the members every available fact was sent into the south by our government to PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO., ss ‘e ‘ eS =e ee i Oct. 20. The market will be held next to the Rough and Ready Market and spaces are still _. Music for the evening was Hawaiian and _I only had two beefs to sell. I can hang on ball of wax since very early in Social Security Administration. fact that It is an inescapable. Congress When next year’s market rolls around you will beef the farmer can no longer afford to feed. having her calf and then the year and a half for it doesn’t work because something has been wrong with the whole only token attention to the growing problems within the do that, too. Guess I am just not up on the times. cow.” not to be ‘‘fiddled with” except to increase its benefits out of money to pay. benefits, “and to carefully re-raise taxes had too many pet projects to be a shortage. The market is flooded now with _ ‘successful that it spread like wildfire even into John Merlo, who is not a candidate for ofthe northern states. Kelley was a wise and ~ fice, will speak to the Gold Quartz Democrats on dedicated man. He was dedicated first to farthe citizens role in government at their meeting ’ ming but later to Grange work. Grange was the on Monday at the Alta-Oaks Fire House. It will word they chose to designate the individual a dinner meeting with adjustment hour at directly from the old English . _be 6:30 and dinner at 7:30. The public is welcome. Each Grange has its Master (owner);. the overseer who transmits his orders to the $4.00 Additional . laborers; the chaplain who serves the entire. Tt RECAPPING SERVICE PLAZA TIRE CO., INC. BEHIND SPD 265-4642 _Golden Foothills Club of Telephone Pioneers personnel of the manor; the steward who is -will hold their November meeting at the Rough responsible fer the tools of the farm set-up; the and Ready Grange Hall. Luncheon will be gate keeper who lived in a special gate-keeper’s catered by the ladies of the Grange. Call Ruth. at the entrance of the plantation; and the . Leukoff for reservations. The te Kelley, influenced by his niece Caroline tig have planned their Christmas party for Dec. 10dinner with program by the Newcomers Lyric Ensemble. Shakes you hse a bit doesn’t it, The ‘holidays are upon us. .

Pod : 2 The Ne vada County N : . . N otes Off The C uff . } News _ By P. L. ae By Fay’ Dunbar How. good is your memory? Southeast Asia..where we are Think. back to mid-1964 and to some of the more cogent probably fabled as the biggest The voice of experience, as of last Friday, which undoubtedly contributed to the ‘success of $78. a ton hay. Just put your brain to work on those figures and you will know there’s going to given the voting privilege in our country’s afI still fairs. True he did call it a chairman. Sorry says you cart look forward to even higher meat ~~ the original Granges. Headmitted women to remarks made in a_ widely. ‘Meanwhile..back to Social mbership and vote. He established a butchering day at the barn last equal memb publicized interview given by ‘Security. and its present: prices. We had open to women only. He wanted this _ offices four precarious position. According Friday. I had to sell my beef, hung in the cold a family organization. The three to become es from unimbox, for 69 cents a pound. At that stage it’s all -when he advocated a reto latest chairman for the women were the a and bought chuck . graces examination of the funding -of peachable sources..‘‘it is about meat. That same day my neighbor ~ offices. The graces rule over fruits, eae two and a half trillion repeat at $1.38.. Social Security. representing health, life, flowers and grains, Last year on $48. a ton hay I got $1. a pound.: trillion dollars in the hold.” His opponents branded him as years before women were 50 was It beauty. and feeding am I Now hay. This means, in simple terms, This year I fed $58. a ton anti-widow anti-senior citizen, that if no new workers were admitted today and taxes collected remained the same, and even anti-American..but look at the situation now and you'll have to admit that he and benefits paid only to those surely was a prophet in his own who entered the system prior to time! © Let’s face it..the Social Security System is broke. That’s right..it is dead broke this time, the system would be two and a half trillion dollars short over the next 75 years! . ‘and verging on becoming For many years the Social Security System has : been ‘ considered pretty much ‘“‘sacred in“social America’s one to ing ccord security’’..a nationally known writer. The main reason is that it is running channel funding into; and, paid gia came: directly from our Newcomers Lyric begin to get some kick back. By the year following, unless real price solutions have been arrived at> there will be a scarcity and your prices will take a whopping jump. You think they have already! Just wait the nine months that cow that had to be butchered should be. every so often. But even that another year with my brood cows and young stock. Farmers making their living at it can’t. There are a few workers getting part of that to grow up and when it isn’t there, look out! differerice between 69 cents and $1.38 plus but the likes of which has never been lick of work) will pick up the profit. Naturally they don’t care if it gets bigger. Maybe we need another Oliver Hudson Kelley and a rebirth of the Grange to band the small farmers together for the good of the land. seen or heard of anywhere else mostly the finaglers (brokers who don’t get a _> And it was such a beautiful, wonderful concept to begin Oliver Hudson Kelley, together with six helpers, was the founder of the Grange. Last Friday night the Rough and Ready Grange held open house for the community. ° This is the method by which the Grange recruits its new : members-information on the organization of patrons of husbandry. It doesn’t really have much to do with farming these days. Tho’ they do wholeheartedly support 4H. Lecturer Ola Lee Hale provided a program of music and explanations, by Grange officers, on what their job for the Grange is all about. Grange Master Gordon Briggs and State Grange Deputy Charles Deardorf went into a. little Grange history. Deardorf announced the State Grange Convention being held in Sacramento this week. At . state and national levels the Grange is very interested in government for its -.Rough and Ready Fire Auxiliary are. people. Lecturer Hale brought this program to our local level last Friday by including in her program as special speaker, Gene Hatton. sponsoring a flea market bet. Department: ~ ween 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Sunday, _ 301 Broad Street Nevada City, Ca, 95959. Telephone 265-2559

available. All proeeeds are for the fire department. For further . information call 273-7035. ‘ Superior Court, June 3, 1960. provided by the womens group (Committee of Womens Activities), were things of beauty and ‘epicurian delight.’ Jack Bixler’s coffee leaves nothing to be desired. Park and Recreation District which -will be on your Nov. 5 ballot. —~ . : _ Grange history began in-1866. Oliver Hudson Kelley ‘and six others, working for the good of © Clara Bursill is recuperating from surgery in Sutter General Hospital. Address her 2800 L. Street, Rm. 641-Sacramento 95816. Cards are so cheerful to receive when you are a bit under the weather. For the worriers who have asked methe doctors found no trace of malignacy.-Clara is fine and doing well. _.David Webb is to be moved this week to Kaiser Foundation 2025 Morse Ave. Sacramento 95825. He enjoys-cards also. David is still having problems and they feel extra treatment facilities will be available at Kaiser. Webb’s sister and her family from Utah are here to visit with him. If anyone sees a large white duck with wattles wandering around he Florence Jennings of Rough and Ready Roa He took to the trail one day Florence has no -way to catch up with him, He ended up one night at the home of the Giles Wilbanks on Highway 20. Yesterday I found him playing, disconsolately alone, down our lane. He _ doesn’t want to be caught tho’. Hopefully he will find his way home or maybe you could be quicker or smarter than I was. The Willis Perrys have just returned from another little vacation trip in. their new travel bus. They visited family up Redding way. Mrs. Perry has a sister at Anderson and Perry has a daughter just out of Redding. It was beautiful for a trip. My kids came over from Reno. Said it was just too nice to stay home and besides the the farmers in our southern states, banded the ~ cold mornings had reminded them that the trip farmers together for their own strength. Kelley over the hump wasn’t going to be too pleasant much. longer. They have three little boys. Align Wheels as a a . host. ; -back into production. The movement was so ! _ Rotate & Balance All Four Tires Decree No. 12,406. One ‘Year . .. $3.00 Two Years.. $5.00 Olyve Simmons did the singing. Refreshments, o. ' ~. Subscription Rates: Ensemble Hawaiian repertoire. Three of its members; Mmes Alice Licht, Edith McCoy, and the end of the Civil War in 1865. His answer Gene . after was a banding together into little local orders of _ Bizz Johnson will breakfast with his well patrons of husbandry these farmers with their gns at Lolas Grotto tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. ruined farms and homes. They shared. Will ¢. knowledge, tools, even seed to get their land 1. California. Adjudicated . ' the Nevada County figure ‘about the proposed Western Gateway find what could be done for the devastated south Second class postage _gaid at Nevada City, ‘a legal newspaper of ~ general: circulation by gave the members every available fact was sent into the south by our government to PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO., ss ‘e ‘ eS =e ee i Oct. 20. The market will be held next to the Rough and Ready Market and spaces are still _. Music for the evening was Hawaiian and _I only had two beefs to sell. I can hang on ball of wax since very early in Social Security Administration. fact that It is an inescapable. Congress When next year’s market rolls around you will beef the farmer can no longer afford to feed. having her calf and then the year and a half for it doesn’t work because something has been wrong with the whole only token attention to the growing problems within the do that, too. Guess I am just not up on the times. cow.” not to be ‘‘fiddled with” except to increase its benefits out of money to pay. benefits, “and to carefully re-raise taxes had too many pet projects to be a shortage. The market is flooded now with _ ‘successful that it spread like wildfire even into John Merlo, who is not a candidate for ofthe northern states. Kelley was a wise and ~ fice, will speak to the Gold Quartz Democrats on dedicated man. He was dedicated first to farthe citizens role in government at their meeting ’ ming but later to Grange work. Grange was the on Monday at the Alta-Oaks Fire House. It will word they chose to designate the individual a dinner meeting with adjustment hour at directly from the old English . _be 6:30 and dinner at 7:30. The public is welcome. Each Grange has its Master (owner);. the overseer who transmits his orders to the $4.00 Additional . laborers; the chaplain who serves the entire. Tt RECAPPING SERVICE PLAZA TIRE CO., INC. BEHIND SPD 265-4642 _Golden Foothills Club of Telephone Pioneers personnel of the manor; the steward who is -will hold their November meeting at the Rough responsible fer the tools of the farm set-up; the and Ready Grange Hall. Luncheon will be gate keeper who lived in a special gate-keeper’s catered by the ladies of the Grange. Call Ruth. at the entrance of the plantation; and the . Leukoff for reservations. The te Kelley, influenced by his niece Caroline tig have planned their Christmas party for Dec. 10dinner with program by the Newcomers Lyric Ensemble. Shakes you hse a bit doesn’t it, The ‘holidays are upon us. .