September 1, 1971 (12 pages)

[From the files. of The Nugget E, J. Kilroy has been appointed to raise the money necessary to secure the services of the Nevada City High School Band for a series of camcerts during the summer months, ** * Luther Marsh of Nevada City, has been chosen commander of the Hague-Thomas Hegarty Post No, 130, American Legion, following the annual election, eX. George I, Ellsworth, owner of the Barnegatt Ranch, will” consign the junior champion Guernsey bull, Barnegatt Golden Dorinda, “to the second Happyholme invitational sale to be held in the State Fair Grounds, October 4th, * kk * Mrs, Katherine Celio, sta@b chaplin for American War Mothers for the past two years, last week attended the annual convention in Los Angeles, * * kK The Neighborly Club of Harmony Ridge held their September meet last week in the home of Mrs, John Thompson of Shady Glen, * KK : Plans for the Annual Appeal for funds for the Tahoe Area Council for the Boy Scouts of America are rapidly getting under way according to Grass Valley chairman Carlton G, Thomas, * KKK John G, Shannonhouse of Ridge Road has donated to the Nevada City library several hundred adjuba plants to be planted under the linden and maple trees which surround the old concrete structure. * * OK * Sheriff Richard W, Hoskins has announced the appointment of Irving Barry, of Alta Hill, retired policeman of Santa Rosa, Sonoma county, to fill the post vacated by Deputy Sheriff Harold H. Hodson of Truckee, * OK OK Earl Covey, high-ranking member of the Native Sons of the Golden West, and member of the California Centennials Ad‘yvisory Commission, has been invited to become an aide to Grand Marshall W. A. Strong of the Admission Day parade which will take place in Sacramento Thursday, September 9th, * * *K * The area's first television set was purchased here Monday by Art Lolmaugh, well-known jeweler. * * KOK Paul G, Ullrich, prominent rancher of Chicago Park, today was named chairman of the Dewey-Warren campaign committee for Nevada county. * * *K * Mr, and Mrs, C, Raymond Clinch have announced the betrothal of their daughter, Helen, to Mr, Wayne Trimble, of Wayne, Pa, _ RK Fred E, Conner, manager of the Nevada County Lumber Company, will be host next Monday evening at 7:30 to contractors and builders in this city and anyone interested in building. Jieawre Eroll MacBoyle, general manager of the Idaho-Maryland Mines, is having a private airport constructed on his property, the Loma Rica Ranch, northeast of Grass Valley. * kK OK Bill Tamblyn Jr. is one of the graduates of the Sacramento Junior College this year. * * * *K Students in the Nevada City High School this noon elected Warren Mooers student body president for the next school year. * * OK * Phillip J. Scadden returned the latter part of last week from Richardson Springs. * * *K * Florence Smart and Byron Janes, graduates of Nevada City High School received their degrees in the University of California's 71st annual commencement Friday at Berkeley, * KKK Mr, and Mrs, Edd Addington entertained a number of friends at dinner last Friday sveaing. Mrs, Lyda Talbot, of Nevada City, is spending a vacation in San Francisco, oan Former residents of Nevada County, held their annual reunion and, picnic in Sycamore Park, near Los. Angeles, June 17, Lee Margaret Nile of Grass Valley is spending a week with her aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs, Murchie, County gets state funds SACRAMENTO — State Controller Houston I, Flournoy to,day announced he has distri-. buted $72,333,360 among the state's counties as the initial 1971-72 fiscal year reimbursement for revenues lost by local governments due to reduction of property. tax on business inventories, The distribution was from the property tax relief fund which was established by action of the 1967 Legislature as a depository for 1/14th of the revenues from the state bank and corporation tax, The apportionment represented 75 per cent of the amount appropriated this year in compliance with a schedule and formula prescribed by the 1968 Legislature. The other 25 per cent . will be apportioned next April, The county auditors will distribute to the cities, school districts the actual revenues lost by each entity. . Many counties later will receive a one-time supplementary allocation prescribed by the 1971 Legislature, Nevada county received $42,17,12 in the current apportionment, Immunization clinic dates are changed The new health officer of Nevada County, Dr, Bob Roberts, announces a change of dates for the immunization clinics. They will be offered each month “as follows: On the first Tuesday of the month the clinic will be in Nevada City at the Health Depart. ment office located in the east wing of Nevada General Hospital, The clinic held in Grass Valley at the Veterans Memorial Building ‘will now be on the second Wednesday of the month, The time for both clinics is between 1 and 2 p.m. Immunizations for children and adults are offered at the above clinics free of charge, Parents are urged: to check their children's records: and be sure all their imminizations are up to date for the beginning of school. Everybody’s Favorite The OLD Brewery ZA in Nevada City i The Nevada County Nugget Sept. 1, 1971 9 Penn Valley News By Ruth Mithous Rev. and Mrs, Edmond Smoggy of Anchorage, Alaska, are the guests of Rey. and Mrs, Clyde Stowell of the Penn Valley Community Church this week, They spoke Sunday, morning and night, at the church; _ and will speak at the Campus Crusade meeting of the two churches at the LomaRicaCommunity Church Tuesday night, Mrs, M, O'Banion spoke Sunday at the church, and will conduct the joint meetings of the two IRS offices to aid during freeze period R, F. Harless, district director of Internal Revenue Service for Northern California announced today. that eighteen IRS offices in Northern California will provide information and guidance regarding the Presi\.dent's 90-day wage, price and rent freeze program, Harless said the following offices will answer questions the public may have in regard to the freezing and will also process complaints concerned with alleged program violations: Sacramento, Room 324, Federal Building, Ninth & "I" Streets, 446-5321, "The IRS was asked to assist the Office of Fmergency Preparedness (OEP) in theprogram because the IRS has the resources and personnel to answer the public's questions and a staff of experienced investigators in almost every important population center in the United States," The director also stated that, "Although the IRS has the added responsibility of servicing the public with regard to the wage, price and rent freeze the Internal Revenue Service will continue to provide tax information assistance in all of its offices." Business and industry executives and officials are reminded that the Economic Stabilization Order. No. 1 requires that all records reflecting prices for commodities or service shall be kept, According to Harless, these records are available for public inspection. New records concerning prices are also tobe kept, All employers are reminded also that they shall maintain and preserve all records which reflect the rates of wages, salaries or other forms of compensation paid during the base period. The base period is for July 16 to August 14, 1971, wood Drinks & Good Food for four days, Monday through The Tuesday and Thursda: m will be at the Loma Rica Church and the Wednesday meeting will be at the Penn Valley Community Church, with Mr, Smoggy as the speaker. Mr, and Mrs, EdmondSmogry and Mr, and Mrs, HaroldGrose, Mrs, and son-in-law, worked together in the mission at Kaltag, Alaska, for three years. The O’Banion family and Mrs, Milhous were neighbors in Altadena, California for 10 years, It's a small world, isn't it? The Queen of the Horsemen Association at the NevadaCounty Fair was a Penn Valley girl, Michell Gourguin. The Penn Valley horses included Lightening and Copper Daisy shown by the Crom girls, Mrs, Guy Robinson and Melody Crom; and the horses of the Fuller girls, Mrs, Anna Crom, 81, won two prizes for her crocheted chair scarves at the fair, Mrs, Shirley Crom won a prize for her dress in the garment display and Melodey Crom won a prizefor her suit, Mrs, Guy Robinson (Mary-Ann Crom) displayed an embroidered peacock, Mrs, Kaye Edwards of Concord is the guest of her parents, Mr, and Mrs, William Etteman of the Penn Valley Mobile Court, ‘Mrs, Edwards is the niece of Mr, and Mrs, Roger McDowell, Mrs, Everett Keith of Corvallis, Oregon and Miss Martha Goldenstein of Washington, D.C. are the hous guests of Mrs, Ezra Milhous; and Miss Becky Whittlesey, their niece, A group of the relatives and the friends gathered for a dinner party celebrating Miss Whittlesey's 21st birthday. Miss Rebecca Whittlesey is now a member in the Mayflower Descendents, There are four other members in Nevada county, CAMPING CLIMBS LONDON (AP) — Caravanning is growning in popularity in the British Isles. More than one million families — a total of nearly four millions people went camping and touring with their caravans in 1970, according to a survey by the British Tourist Authority, A higher figure was predicted for 1971, YUBA RIVER LUMBER CO. GRASS VALLEY-NEVADA CITY 265-4521 DOWNIEVILLE YARD 289-3351 Ruth Milhous' daughter . bg

[From the files. of The Nugget E, J. Kilroy has been appointed to raise the money necessary to secure the services of the Nevada City High School Band for a series of camcerts during the summer months, ** * Luther Marsh of Nevada City, has been chosen commander of the Hague-Thomas Hegarty Post No, 130, American Legion, following the annual election, eX. George I, Ellsworth, owner of the Barnegatt Ranch, will” consign the junior champion Guernsey bull, Barnegatt Golden Dorinda, “to the second Happyholme invitational sale to be held in the State Fair Grounds, October 4th, * kk * Mrs, Katherine Celio, sta@b chaplin for American War Mothers for the past two years, last week attended the annual convention in Los Angeles, * * kK The Neighborly Club of Harmony Ridge held their September meet last week in the home of Mrs, John Thompson of Shady Glen, * KK : Plans for the Annual Appeal for funds for the Tahoe Area Council for the Boy Scouts of America are rapidly getting under way according to Grass Valley chairman Carlton G, Thomas, * KKK John G, Shannonhouse of Ridge Road has donated to the Nevada City library several hundred adjuba plants to be planted under the linden and maple trees which surround the old concrete structure. * * OK * Sheriff Richard W, Hoskins has announced the appointment of Irving Barry, of Alta Hill, retired policeman of Santa Rosa, Sonoma county, to fill the post vacated by Deputy Sheriff Harold H. Hodson of Truckee, * OK OK Earl Covey, high-ranking member of the Native Sons of the Golden West, and member of the California Centennials Ad‘yvisory Commission, has been invited to become an aide to Grand Marshall W. A. Strong of the Admission Day parade which will take place in Sacramento Thursday, September 9th, * * *K * The area's first television set was purchased here Monday by Art Lolmaugh, well-known jeweler. * * KOK Paul G, Ullrich, prominent rancher of Chicago Park, today was named chairman of the Dewey-Warren campaign committee for Nevada county. * * *K * Mr, and Mrs, C, Raymond Clinch have announced the betrothal of their daughter, Helen, to Mr, Wayne Trimble, of Wayne, Pa, _ RK Fred E, Conner, manager of the Nevada County Lumber Company, will be host next Monday evening at 7:30 to contractors and builders in this city and anyone interested in building. Jieawre Eroll MacBoyle, general manager of the Idaho-Maryland Mines, is having a private airport constructed on his property, the Loma Rica Ranch, northeast of Grass Valley. * kK OK Bill Tamblyn Jr. is one of the graduates of the Sacramento Junior College this year. * * * *K Students in the Nevada City High School this noon elected Warren Mooers student body president for the next school year. * * OK * Phillip J. Scadden returned the latter part of last week from Richardson Springs. * * *K * Florence Smart and Byron Janes, graduates of Nevada City High School received their degrees in the University of California's 71st annual commencement Friday at Berkeley, * KKK Mr, and Mrs, Edd Addington entertained a number of friends at dinner last Friday sveaing. Mrs, Lyda Talbot, of Nevada City, is spending a vacation in San Francisco, oan Former residents of Nevada County, held their annual reunion and, picnic in Sycamore Park, near Los. Angeles, June 17, Lee Margaret Nile of Grass Valley is spending a week with her aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs, Murchie, County gets state funds SACRAMENTO — State Controller Houston I, Flournoy to,day announced he has distri-. buted $72,333,360 among the state's counties as the initial 1971-72 fiscal year reimbursement for revenues lost by local governments due to reduction of property. tax on business inventories, The distribution was from the property tax relief fund which was established by action of the 1967 Legislature as a depository for 1/14th of the revenues from the state bank and corporation tax, The apportionment represented 75 per cent of the amount appropriated this year in compliance with a schedule and formula prescribed by the 1968 Legislature. The other 25 per cent . will be apportioned next April, The county auditors will distribute to the cities, school districts the actual revenues lost by each entity. . Many counties later will receive a one-time supplementary allocation prescribed by the 1971 Legislature, Nevada county received $42,17,12 in the current apportionment, Immunization clinic dates are changed The new health officer of Nevada County, Dr, Bob Roberts, announces a change of dates for the immunization clinics. They will be offered each month “as follows: On the first Tuesday of the month the clinic will be in Nevada City at the Health Depart. ment office located in the east wing of Nevada General Hospital, The clinic held in Grass Valley at the Veterans Memorial Building ‘will now be on the second Wednesday of the month, The time for both clinics is between 1 and 2 p.m. Immunizations for children and adults are offered at the above clinics free of charge, Parents are urged: to check their children's records: and be sure all their imminizations are up to date for the beginning of school.

Everybody’s Favorite The OLD Brewery ZA in Nevada City i The Nevada County Nugget Sept. 1, 1971 9 Penn Valley News By Ruth Mithous Rev. and Mrs, Edmond Smoggy of Anchorage, Alaska, are the guests of Rey. and Mrs, Clyde Stowell of the Penn Valley Community Church this week, They spoke Sunday, morning and night, at the church; _ and will speak at the Campus Crusade meeting of the two churches at the LomaRicaCommunity Church Tuesday night, Mrs, M, O'Banion spoke Sunday at the church, and will conduct the joint meetings of the two IRS offices to aid during freeze period R, F. Harless, district director of Internal Revenue Service for Northern California announced today. that eighteen IRS offices in Northern California will provide information and guidance regarding the Presi\.dent's 90-day wage, price and rent freeze program, Harless said the following offices will answer questions the public may have in regard to the freezing and will also process complaints concerned with alleged program violations: Sacramento, Room 324, Federal Building, Ninth & "I" Streets, 446-5321, "The IRS was asked to assist the Office of Fmergency Preparedness (OEP) in theprogram because the IRS has the resources and personnel to answer the public's questions and a staff of experienced investigators in almost every important population center in the United States," The director also stated that, "Although the IRS has the added responsibility of servicing the public with regard to the wage, price and rent freeze the Internal Revenue Service will continue to provide tax information assistance in all of its offices." Business and industry executives and officials are reminded that the Economic Stabilization Order. No. 1 requires that all records reflecting prices for commodities or service shall be kept, According to Harless, these records are available for public inspection. New records concerning prices are also tobe kept, All employers are reminded also that they shall maintain and preserve all records which reflect the rates of wages, salaries or other forms of compensation paid during the base period. The base period is for July 16 to August 14, 1971, wood Drinks & Good Food for four days, Monday through The Tuesday and Thursda: m will be at the Loma Rica Church and the Wednesday meeting will be at the Penn Valley Community Church, with Mr, Smoggy as the speaker. Mr, and Mrs, EdmondSmogry and Mr, and Mrs, HaroldGrose, Mrs, and son-in-law, worked together in the mission at Kaltag, Alaska, for three years. The O’Banion family and Mrs, Milhous were neighbors in Altadena, California for 10 years, It's a small world, isn't it? The Queen of the Horsemen Association at the NevadaCounty Fair was a Penn Valley girl, Michell Gourguin. The Penn Valley horses included Lightening and Copper Daisy shown by the Crom girls, Mrs, Guy Robinson and Melody Crom; and the horses of the Fuller girls, Mrs, Anna Crom, 81, won two prizes for her crocheted chair scarves at the fair, Mrs, Shirley Crom won a prize for her dress in the garment display and Melodey Crom won a prizefor her suit, Mrs, Guy Robinson (Mary-Ann Crom) displayed an embroidered peacock, Mrs, Kaye Edwards of Concord is the guest of her parents, Mr, and Mrs, William Etteman of the Penn Valley Mobile Court, ‘Mrs, Edwards is the niece of Mr, and Mrs, Roger McDowell, Mrs, Everett Keith of Corvallis, Oregon and Miss Martha Goldenstein of Washington, D.C. are the hous guests of Mrs, Ezra Milhous; and Miss Becky Whittlesey, their niece, A group of the relatives and the friends gathered for a dinner party celebrating Miss Whittlesey's 21st birthday. Miss Rebecca Whittlesey is now a member in the Mayflower Descendents, There are four other members in Nevada county, CAMPING CLIMBS LONDON (AP) — Caravanning is growning in popularity in the British Isles. More than one million families — a total of nearly four millions people went camping and touring with their caravans in 1970, according to a survey by the British Tourist Authority, A higher figure was predicted for 1971, YUBA RIVER LUMBER CO. GRASS VALLEY-NEVADA CITY 265-4521 DOWNIEVILLE YARD 289-3351 Ruth Milhous' daughter . bg