September 11, 1968 (8 pages)

Disabled vets to get compensation increase Service-connected disability compensation payments increase signed into law August 19 by President Johnson will mean ‘approximately $20,800,000 in higher payments in 1969 to more than 175,000 California disabled: veterans, Gordon R. Elliott, Manager of the San Francisco Veterans Administration Regional Office, said today. Beginning January 1, 1969, VA payments to California veterans with 100 per cent serviceconnected disabilities will be raised from $300 to $400 a month, Elliott said. The increase for veterans with service-connected disabilities rated 10 to 90 per cent will average 8 per cent and will also be effective the first of the year. Currently, some 180,000 California service-disabled veterans are receiving $173,000,000 annually in VA compensation payments. Nationally, the new law, which passed both the Senate and House unanimously, will provide an estimated $235 million in additional benefits the first year to approximately 112,000 totally disabled veterans, and 1,840,000 veterans with serviceconnected disabilities rated 10 to 90 per cent, Elliott said. For the year ending last June 30, the VA paid $1.954,000,000 in basic compensation benefits 2,011,000 service-disabled veterans. September 11, 1968 By GLADYS HARPER Rt.1,Bx 573Grass Valley Ph, 273-8954 I would like to give every mobilehome owner living in parks or on private property BLM project bids . to be opened soon Contractors have been asked to submit bids for construction of a 15-unit campground in the South Yuba River area. H. Curt Hammit, district manager ofthe Bureau of Land Management, announced today that bids for the campground construction will be opened in BLM's Portland, Oregon office at 2 p.m. PDT on September 20. Hammit said that the campground will serve as the trailhead for the recently completed South Yuba Riding and Hiking Smith will talk on research of marine mining technology WASHINGTON — "Where Do We Stand in Marine~Mining Technology?" That. is the subject of a talk to be given by David Smith, director of Applied Oceanography, Dillingham Corp., La Jolla, Calif., at the American Mining Congress Convention-Exposition in Las Vegas, Nev., Oct, 7-10. J. Allen Overton Jr., AMC executive vice president, said the relatively new field of oceanography is attracting wide attention among mining engineers, scientists and other leaders of the mining industry. He pointed out that Smith would appear on a program devoted to research on Wednesday, Oct. 9, at the Las Vegas Conventign Center. Other speakers on the research program and their subjects are: George B, Griswold, associate professor of mining engineering, New Mexico Institute of Mining & Technology at Socorro, "Mineral Extraction by Means of Fracturing and Leaching in Place." John J. Reed, professor and Head, Department of Mining Engineering, Colorado School of Mines, Golden, "Recent Developments in Rock Engineering." Fathi Habashi, senior research engineer, Extractive Metallurgy Division, The Anaconda Co., Tucson, Ariz., ''Processes for Sulphur from Ores." Chairman of the session on research will be Stanley W. Sundeen, general manager, Research & Development, Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co., Cleveland, Ohio. Cochairman is E. H, Crabtree, director, Colorado School of Mines Research Foundation, Golden, Overton said some 10,000 mining company officials, engiheers and other professional persons from industry and government will attend. Nevada{ County Rainfall Gauge NEVADA CITY Max Min R Sept. 4 86 «48 0 Sept. 5 82 49 0 Sept. 6 85 49 0 Sept. 7 87 47 0 Sept. 8 88 47 0 Sept. 9 86 48 0 Sept. 10 83 45 0 Rainfall to date 1.08 Rainfall last year 0 GRASS VALLEY Max Min R Sept. 4 88 55 0 Sept. 5 85 56 0 Sept. 6 89 55 0 Sept. 7 89 54 0 Sept. 8 93 54 0 Sept. 9 91, 55 0 Sept. 10 82 51 0 Rainfall to date .98 Rainfall last year .03 Trail. The campground will be located at the beginning of the existing trail, which is located approximately 12 miles northeast of Nevada City in Nevada county, Access to the site is via the North Bloomfield County Road from Highway 49. The work to be done on the campground consists of furnishing all plant, labor, equipment, appliances and materials and perform operations in connection: with construction of the South Yuba Trailhead Campground consisting of roads, parking areas, camping units, sanitary facilities, traffic barriers, water development and other work incidental to the development of a campground. The contractor will be given 120 calendar days to complete the job. A field tour of the site will be held on September 10 if sufficient interest is shown. For 1urther information, interested parties should contact the Folsom District Office at 63 Natoma-Street, Folsom, California 95630, telephone 985-4474, and refer to IFB No. 2495, South ‘Yuba Trailhead. NAC’s advice to cyclists The National Automobile Club suggests these few safety rules for all bike riders: Don't carry riders, this is a quick way to wreck your bike, and cause injury to yourself and your passenger. Never hitch a ride on a car or truck, Walk across heavy traffic intersections. Know the rules of the road, give proper arm signals, it will help keep the fenders on your bike. Keep your bike in good condition, Place a white light on the front of your bike and a red signal on the rear. The greatest cause of accidents is speed. Obey all traffic signals. Always be alert and keep your eyes and mind on the road. Make turns from the proper lanes at all times. Keep to the right, and groups should always ride in single file. Always be courteous. Courtesy to others means safety to all. During 1967, more than a million veterans applied for VA medical care, 20,000 more than in the previous year,a special invitation to attend our very first Regional meeting of Region #11, to be held at beautiful Stonegate Mobile Park on Whyte Ave. in Citrus Heights at 1 p.m. Saturday, October 19, Please try to be there early so that you can register. We will have our president, Mr. Norman Lundstrom, as our main speaker, also our insurance agency representative will be present to tell you about our very own insurance program written especially for mobile homes after two years of research on problems applying to our homes and not conventional ones, The policies in effect for us prior to this time were the old conventional home type hashed up to try to meet our needs and in many cases failed to do this miserably. We will be entertained after our business meeting by the residents of Stonegate Park and refreshments will be served, so please circle this date on your calendars. PENN VALLEY MOBILE RANCH Things are shaping up rapidly here. The new stabilization pond built at a cost of $22,000 will be complete this month, Several new families have moved in, some from Oklahoma and other states, and it does cost to move these homes, but again so does it cost to ship a load of furniture, so it's worth the cost not to have to do all that packing. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd W. Haynes new residents of the Mobile Ranch were hosts to abig family dinner last week. It all started The Nevada County Nugget 5 Nevada City native Mrs. Dixon dies Eleanore Dixon, 70, sister of Mrs. Betty Robison and Edward Lamprey of French Corral, Nevada county, died Wednesday at a Sacramento hospital. Mrs. Dixon was born in Nevada City and had lived in Sacramento for 61 years. Other survivors includeason, Roy Dixon of Whittier, another brother, James Lamprey of San Francisco and two grandchildren. Funeral services and cremation were held at Sacramento. Emma Frey honored on 79th birthday Emma Frey was honored Sept. 5 with a celebration on her 79th birthday. The party was heldat the home of her daughter, Mrs. Margaret Murphy. Birthday cake and ice cream were served the guests. Guests for the party were family membersa~ i out to be a small gathering but last I heard the count was 24! I saw a mobile home last week that was different from any I had ever seen before, It had three stories in the front, a nice bedroom with twin bunks on the bottom story, then the main part of the mobile contained a lovely living room, dining area, center kitchen, large 12 by 14 bedroom with master bath. On the third level was a lovely bedroom and 3/4 bath! When they get the awnings, etc. all on, I plan on taking a picture and perhaps Mr. Mac will publish it so all can see, This was the first mobilehome I had ever been in where one had to go up and down stairs. Send in this coupon for our pamphlet of free recipes on cooking with beer free pamphlet. Name Street City . 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Disabled vets to get compensation increase Service-connected disability compensation payments increase signed into law August 19 by President Johnson will mean ‘approximately $20,800,000 in higher payments in 1969 to more than 175,000 California disabled: veterans, Gordon R. Elliott, Manager of the San Francisco Veterans Administration Regional Office, said today. Beginning January 1, 1969, VA payments to California veterans with 100 per cent serviceconnected disabilities will be raised from $300 to $400 a month, Elliott said. The increase for veterans with service-connected disabilities rated 10 to 90 per cent will average 8 per cent and will also be effective the first of the year. Currently, some 180,000 California service-disabled veterans are receiving $173,000,000 annually in VA compensation payments. Nationally, the new law, which passed both the Senate and House unanimously, will provide an estimated $235 million in additional benefits the first year to approximately 112,000 totally disabled veterans, and 1,840,000 veterans with serviceconnected disabilities rated 10 to 90 per cent, Elliott said. For the year ending last June 30, the VA paid $1.954,000,000 in basic compensation benefits 2,011,000 service-disabled veterans. September 11, 1968 By GLADYS HARPER Rt.1,Bx 573Grass Valley Ph, 273-8954 I would like to give every mobilehome owner living in parks or on private property BLM project bids . to be opened soon Contractors have been asked to submit bids for construction of a 15-unit campground in the South Yuba River area. H. Curt Hammit, district manager ofthe Bureau of Land Management, announced today that bids for the campground construction will be opened in BLM's Portland, Oregon office at 2 p.m. PDT on September 20. Hammit said that the campground will serve as the trailhead for the recently completed South Yuba Riding and Hiking Smith will talk on research of marine mining technology WASHINGTON — "Where Do We Stand in Marine~Mining Technology?" That. is the subject of a talk to be given by David Smith, director of Applied Oceanography, Dillingham Corp., La Jolla, Calif., at the American Mining Congress Convention-Exposition in Las Vegas, Nev., Oct, 7-10. J. Allen Overton Jr., AMC executive vice president, said the relatively new field of oceanography is attracting wide attention among mining engineers, scientists and other leaders of the mining industry. He pointed out that Smith would appear on a program devoted to research on Wednesday, Oct. 9, at the Las Vegas Conventign Center. Other speakers on the research program and their subjects are: George B, Griswold, associate professor of mining engineering, New Mexico Institute of Mining & Technology at Socorro, "Mineral Extraction by Means of Fracturing and Leaching in Place." John J. Reed, professor and Head, Department of Mining Engineering, Colorado School of Mines, Golden, "Recent Developments in Rock Engineering." Fathi Habashi, senior research engineer, Extractive Metallurgy Division, The Anaconda Co., Tucson, Ariz., ''Processes for Sulphur from Ores." Chairman of the session on research will be Stanley W. Sundeen, general manager, Research & Development, Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co., Cleveland, Ohio. Cochairman is E. H, Crabtree, director, Colorado School of Mines Research Foundation, Golden, Overton said some 10,000 mining company officials, engiheers and other professional persons from industry and government will attend. Nevada{ County Rainfall Gauge NEVADA CITY Max Min R Sept. 4 86 «48 0 Sept. 5 82 49 0 Sept. 6 85 49 0 Sept. 7 87 47 0 Sept. 8 88 47 0 Sept. 9 86 48 0 Sept. 10 83 45 0 Rainfall to date 1.08 Rainfall last year 0 GRASS VALLEY Max Min R Sept. 4 88 55 0 Sept. 5 85 56 0 Sept. 6 89 55 0 Sept. 7 89 54 0 Sept. 8 93 54 0 Sept. 9 91, 55 0 Sept. 10 82 51 0 Rainfall to date .98 Rainfall last year .03 Trail. The campground will be located at the beginning of the existing trail, which is located approximately 12 miles northeast of Nevada City in Nevada county, Access to the site is via the North Bloomfield County Road from Highway 49. The work to be done on the campground consists of furnishing all plant, labor, equipment, appliances and materials and perform operations in connection: with construction of the South Yuba Trailhead Campground consisting of roads, parking areas, camping units, sanitary facilities, traffic barriers, water development and other work incidental to the development of a campground. The contractor will be given 120 calendar days to complete the job. A field tour of the site will be held on September 10 if sufficient interest is shown. For 1urther information, interested parties should contact the Folsom District Office at 63 Natoma-Street, Folsom, California 95630, telephone 985-4474, and refer to IFB No. 2495, South ‘Yuba Trailhead. NAC’s advice to cyclists The National Automobile Club suggests these few safety rules

for all bike riders: Don't carry riders, this is a quick way to wreck your bike, and cause injury to yourself and your passenger. Never hitch a ride on a car or truck, Walk across heavy traffic intersections. Know the rules of the road, give proper arm signals, it will help keep the fenders on your bike. Keep your bike in good condition, Place a white light on the front of your bike and a red signal on the rear. The greatest cause of accidents is speed. Obey all traffic signals. Always be alert and keep your eyes and mind on the road. Make turns from the proper lanes at all times. Keep to the right, and groups should always ride in single file. Always be courteous. Courtesy to others means safety to all. During 1967, more than a million veterans applied for VA medical care, 20,000 more than in the previous year,a special invitation to attend our very first Regional meeting of Region #11, to be held at beautiful Stonegate Mobile Park on Whyte Ave. in Citrus Heights at 1 p.m. Saturday, October 19, Please try to be there early so that you can register. We will have our president, Mr. Norman Lundstrom, as our main speaker, also our insurance agency representative will be present to tell you about our very own insurance program written especially for mobile homes after two years of research on problems applying to our homes and not conventional ones, The policies in effect for us prior to this time were the old conventional home type hashed up to try to meet our needs and in many cases failed to do this miserably. We will be entertained after our business meeting by the residents of Stonegate Park and refreshments will be served, so please circle this date on your calendars. PENN VALLEY MOBILE RANCH Things are shaping up rapidly here. The new stabilization pond built at a cost of $22,000 will be complete this month, Several new families have moved in, some from Oklahoma and other states, and it does cost to move these homes, but again so does it cost to ship a load of furniture, so it's worth the cost not to have to do all that packing. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd W. Haynes new residents of the Mobile Ranch were hosts to abig family dinner last week. It all started The Nevada County Nugget 5 Nevada City native Mrs. Dixon dies Eleanore Dixon, 70, sister of Mrs. Betty Robison and Edward Lamprey of French Corral, Nevada county, died Wednesday at a Sacramento hospital. Mrs. Dixon was born in Nevada City and had lived in Sacramento for 61 years. Other survivors includeason, Roy Dixon of Whittier, another brother, James Lamprey of San Francisco and two grandchildren. Funeral services and cremation were held at Sacramento. Emma Frey honored on 79th birthday Emma Frey was honored Sept. 5 with a celebration on her 79th birthday. The party was heldat the home of her daughter, Mrs. Margaret Murphy. Birthday cake and ice cream were served the guests. Guests for the party were family membersa~ i out to be a small gathering but last I heard the count was 24! I saw a mobile home last week that was different from any I had ever seen before, It had three stories in the front, a nice bedroom with twin bunks on the bottom story, then the main part of the mobile contained a lovely living room, dining area, center kitchen, large 12 by 14 bedroom with master bath. On the third level was a lovely bedroom and 3/4 bath! When they get the awnings, etc. all on, I plan on taking a picture and perhaps Mr. Mac will publish it so all can see, This was the first mobilehome I had ever been in where one had to go up and down stairs. Send in this coupon for our pamphlet of free recipes on cooking with beer free pamphlet. Name Street City . State eevee eeeoee eee eee UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. 35 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York ‘Learn the secrets of beer cookery Find out how to make delicious everyday dishes with beer—such as beer meat loaf, beer chicken, beer sausages and beer cake. And then there are such gourmet treats as rarebits and Carbonnades Flamandes. Beer cookery is as traditional as yesterday.. as modern as tomorrow. Beer adds a real flavor treat. I'm interested in recipes for cooking with beer. Send me my eeoeoereer eee eee eoeo eee eee ewes Zip eoeevereevereereeereeer eee eee