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Title: October 20, 1971 Collection Type: Newspapers Collection Name: Nevada County Nugget Published: October 20, 1971 Copyright: In the public domain or published before 1925 Physical Format: Newspaper # of Pages: 12 Download PDF: User Login Required Download OCR Text: User Login Required

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Usually the committee has to get itself appointed and starts to work about the time the whole thing should really be taking shape, Allan Brown, Chamber Vice President, who was substituting for Orin Brown who had a real major conflict last Thursday took the bull by the horns and got the thing underway, The committee will consist of Helene Huribut, Lisetta Scheave, Irene Lanzendorfer, Fay Dunbar, and Dr. Bert Spaite. Lisetta already has the merchants all enthused. Look out Twin Cities this might be the year! A nominating committee for next year's Chamber officers was also appointed, The committee will be John Schuster, Mary O'Neal, and Lisetta Scheave. Bill Bursill will serve as chairman. Elections will be held at the November General Meeting. . * WHAT TYPE OF WINTER DO YOU THINK WE'LL HAVE? * The Grange Hall has a new roof. A crew got together last Sunday and almost completed the job, I have a picture of the hall taken about 1910 (I think), You wouldn't believe the improvements that have been made. The Grange can be proud of them, They could have been much more proud of a nice shake roof. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deardorf took off Monday morning for the State Grange Convention which is being held in Santa Cruz this year. What a lovely spot for a convention (except for the hippies), Charles is the Nevada County Deputy for the State Grange. Mrs. Clara Deardorf will represent the Committee of Women's Activities at the convention tt and will deliver the group's contribution to the Student Loan Fund March for the ladies, -KAYALDOUS — My Indian friend said she was going to ask Harry Geist. * * * * —£E. Mrs. Helene Hurlbut has just returned from a trip back to New England where color S@Se' and beauty are really at their peak. Helene's trip was meant to include business but she found MARY LOU GIBSON — A cold antiques in New England higher than here in California, She was able to bring back some rare winter accordingtothe squirrels Cranberry Glass tho’. She toured Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode and acorns. Island. This country was once home to Helene and she enjoyed seeing it and all the old friends and familiar places again. * * * * I'm all for freedom of the press. Especially when this freedom carries with it the proper '. feeling of responsibility for results, It worries me that all the fuss being made about freedom now doesn't seem to think too much about the responsibility freedom demands, There I go again getting carried away and expressing an opinion. If you like my thought use it if you don't skip it, huh! Last week I expressed an opinion about the strike carried on by the "babies" at Ready Springs School. Mrs. Milhous in her Penn Valley column in the Nugget and the Lint Baler in The Union both: had nice little agreeable comments which made the papers for your viewing. Mine apparefitly went in the round container. It suggested their time would be better spent in being prepared to handle such serious situations when they grew old enough to have them, There was a nasty little thought about "developing latent abilities" instead of encouraging "silly games". You can see why it wouldn't have made agreeable reading for you. I must have been mad to even vaguly criticise our schools, Just happens I am really an ardent supporter of our schools. Maybe that's why I feel critical once in a while. * * * A couple of weeks ago I visited Mrs, Martina Paull at Holiday Hills Convalescent Hospital. She is doing quite well again. She has received her Christmas cards with which she usually makes a little pin money and is busy as a bee. This particular afternoon there were five of the ladies gathered for the tea time hour. We had a perfectly grand visit. One of Mrs, Paull's friends was Mrs, Ethel Rundy. Mrs. Rundy grew up in Rough and Ready. She was Ethel Weeks then. er om gone: bie has always seemed to us to be the old Walter Ranch, Mr, and Mrs, Eugene ' ; er, Sr. live ere when we came here. They had a son, Eugene, and a daughter, Virginia. ile carga SAXON — A long, ms Gene is now owner of Walter Refrigeration Service here on Hwy, 20 and has three darling little ae CMe ect E, N. ROOP — A mild winter pone gree a re Bk og eos gg er and ips Virginia with her two small ; because we had such a hot sumOnes tives e Bay Area. Mrs. er, Sr. is dead and Mr, Walter, Sr. spends his time at Clear NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, mer. . Lake when he isn't visiting brothers arid sisters in Germany. How time flies Mrs, Weeks Rundy! Anyway, I learned about one more interesting step back into the history of our little community. Even Mrs, Vada Booth, ‘another of the ladies gathered for the tea time hour had a lot of -interesting things to tell, She used to visit friends in Rough and Ready. * * PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY * PUBLISHING CO, ; 301 Broad Street Time grows very long for young John Trauner his mother tells me, His auto accident Nevada City, Ca. left him with injuries which required hin to lie perfectly still for ever so long while he recov95959 ered, He was able to get up and about much sooner than expected, He is at home now, A teacher comes to the house to keep him up on his school work, He hopes to be back at school very soon Telephone 265-2471 but he won't be playing football again this season, * * * Second class postage paid at Nevada City, California. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada We finally have a new calf. I flubbed up and didn't grow us a replacement heifer in time and we have been without new babies for a long time, This one will be a real joy. He sure has been a trial so far, I learned about veterinaries this time, Our old Susie just had her babies, They were born fat and happy and she kept them that way all their lives, This baby was huge. He had such a time just being born that he didn't live. Fortunately Mrs, Harold Gleason had an extra baby at their dairy. That’ is it wasn't really extra it was already sold but Mrs, Don Gates permitted County Superior Court , Juce 3, 1960, Decree" me to talk her out of it for our Cissy's sake, Cissy is the proud mother, Everyone said that No, 12, 406, a would be a real cligre too, but Cissy loved him right away and all is reasonably copasetic in the Subscription Rates: barn this morning. one ee $3.00; two * * * * years, $5. 00. Our Rough and Ready Road neighbors the Henr j ; y Nightengale experience with their little flock of sheep. A band of dogs ene roca tiekt abort tea aoe 1 S S 7 ; i Pang ih uk Te ee. hl Spc pape and severely tore up three others, If they eryachonee <> acagatla . and get away from them. He "showed in re, Florence halkines caatee Pe xibe ccmnis wae es ee pe cows for protection. Our sheriff, the animal shelter man, and the-stat e@ CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER ED McLACHLAN — Very unwith young Dave Nightengale and the neighbors help they have located at Gk monk a to doen PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION usual; about average with radiThey will not be allowed to destroy any more defenseless animals, Th cal weather. even been attacking deer and leaving torn fawns to suffer. Dogs should be ted af wight! pases