September 13, 1967 (16 pages)

Golden Gala Ball Planned Rythmic dance music for the third annual Golden Gala Ball will be provided by. Buddy Harpham's twelve-piece orchestra, The well-known Sacramento group will grace Elks Hall with smoothtoned arrangements for the area's popular black-tie formal, Adding tothe: musical enjoyment of the evening will be the Red Garter Jazz Band. The colorful San Francisco band will offer traditional Dixieland jazz in the Elks lounge, Jack Dupen's suc-. cessful jazz style has been enthusiastically received by guests at the two previous balls. The many supporters of earlier balls will be pleased to note ‘that Wesley Kato's Gourmet Caterers will again be serving tasty dishes throughout the evening, buffet style. The Golden Gala, to be held October 28, is a major support of the Nevada County Council for Retarded Children, Mrs. Richard H. McKenzie’ chairs this year's committee. Members are Mrs. David J. Hosbein, vice-chairman, Mrs, Jerome F. Frey, treasurer, Mrs, Frank V, Amaral, Mrs. William C. Briggs, Mrs, Weston W. Brunker, Mrs, Alfred B. Dayton, Mrs. Richard Esterly, Mrs, Edward.A, Frantz, Mrs, Frank D, Francis, Mrs, Michael L. Good, Mrs. Jack C. Harney, Mrs. Robert Hocking, Mrs, Al Merrill, Mrs. H. J. Ray, Mrs. Robert Stevenson, Mrs. Vernon Stoll. High Shool Opens With 1,450 Pupils Fourteen-hundred and fifty students reported to classes at Nevada Union High School on opening day last‘week. An additional 165 students are expected to enCarriag a> AY Mr.and .Mrs. Terry Bair of Grass Valley became the parents of a daughter born August 29, 1967. A daughter was born August 31, 1967, to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dalpez of Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Britt of Grass Valley are the parents ofa son born September 4, 1967 ae A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mc Leod of Grass Valley on September 8, 1967. Mr. andMrs. Beauford Roots of Nevada City became the parents of a son born on September 10, 1967. A son was born September ll, 1967, to Mr. and Mrs. Steve Atwood of Colfax. Mr. and Mrs.Ted Amato became the parents of a daughter on ~ September 5, 1967, at the Fort Ord Army Hospital in Monterey, California. Mrs. Amato will be rememberedas Nancy Mc Masters, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Robert McMastérs of Nevada City. ? — ee roll according to a report issued Tuesday at the trustee's meeting. The ninth grade students, 383 in number, will attend classes at the south campus inGrass Valley for the first semester until construction of the new classroom wing and other buildings are completed, There were 386 sophomores reporting opening day, 353 juniors, and $28 seniors, Preregistered students not reporting on opening day included 60 freshmen, 55 sophomores, 24 juniors, and 26 seniors, Sixteen students are attending special class, When the building project is completed this fall, NUHS will Have a capacity for 1,500 students with “an‘’estimated 1;600 ~ students attending. ~The trusteés have’ retained the six portable classrooms:for another year as refital and plan to purchase them after that-time on the lease-purchasé ‘option of the contract. An agreement for use of the fairgrounds arena for the coming football “season has been signed, Single Cigarette Proves Costly Besides * the. recent increases in the price of a pack of cigarettes lately, a Grass Valley man, cited into justice court last week paid a high price for a smoke, Homer S, Bevard was charged with violation of Section 13002 of the Health and Safety Code by Daniel R. Boom,. patrolman for the California Division of For-estry, The law makes it a misdemeanor to discard, from a vehicle, any substance which could cause a fire, Bevard was observed discarding a cigarette from a moving vehicle in the Rough and Ready area, Bevard entered a plea of guilty before Judge Victor Montre and was fined $56, State Receives Revenue From Federal Lands WASHINGTON’ —Congressman Harold T. (Bizz) Johnsonrevealed today that the Bureau of Land Management has paid the State of California $1,791,906as its share of revenues from federal‘ lands under BLM management, Payments come from mineral lease revenues and from receipts for grazing leases, timber, and _gther resources sold from the public lands, The Nevada DARING HAIR SUSPENSION ACT — Lovely Luchachiwana, star of the Gatti-Charles Circus will present her daring hair suspension act, pictured here during the two performances of the circus when it appears Friday at the Beale Air Force Base softball field. The European-style circus will appear under the sponsorship of the Central Base Fund. mk AND READY NEWS. by Fay M. Dunbar 273 2934 Mrs. Olyve Simmons of Rough and Ready Road and I spent Monday Sept, 4th staffing the county booth at the state fair. Being a holiday it was especially busy. Neither of us had ever done this sort of thing before but we figured we were smart enough to learn, We learned! The booth itself was clever and self explanatory. Our big problem was the hored of youngsters trying to see how much material they could collect, Some of them may absorb a little of it and maybe take it home for thier parents to see, Knowing what an effort it was to get money and material for the Rough and Ready barochure we hated the thought that some would be wasted, We thought the kind of questions that were asked were most enlightening. In spite of all the material that was provided there were many which we could not answer. We discovered that Nevada county'needs a special fishing map, a map with areas designated for hunting, a complete camping and picnic area map, a brochure on rocks, also one on gold, particularly where the tourist can go to see gold history and do a bit of digging or panning, Of course, they wanted the county map of places to see and how to get there. These prospective tourists seemed to want specific information to cinch their visit to us. Maybe this doesn't prove that recreation is Nevada county's future, but it sure sold us on putting more "specific" information in our next Rough and Ready brochure, : RHEEKK SE ¥ The Rough and Ready Chamber of Commerce will meet Thursday, Sept. 14, at 7:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs, Lisetta Scheave, A very busy meeting is anticipated. There will be a report on the "Country Store’ booth at the County Fair and the County Formation Commissions action on our Rough and Ready Fire District, Plans for Christmas will be discussed, ee KK KK If one of our 4-Hrs' wins special recognition the entire club is pleased and happy and: feels rewarded. Many of our 4-Hrs' won awards at the fair, Deeanne Moore went a step further, She listed her winning entry in the auction. Deeannes’ entry was a fine month old ewe lamb fed and groomed by Dede from where the mother left off. It won a second place, tipped the scales at 79 Ibs, and sold for $1.08 per lb. What a thrill! Sheep project leader was Mr. Charles Sailor, Meg Sailor and Kim Hockett, other sheep project members, also collected some ribbons in spite of the "big sweep" the Paaschs' made in sheep, ee KK & with some definite restrictions from his doctor, 5 th ECHL aR rte ee County Nugget. Sep 1 1960 15 In October The Sacramento Valley Coin Club will hold its annual Coina-Rama, October 7th and 8th . in Governor's Hall on the California State Fair Grounds, Broadway and Stockton Blvd., Sacramento, 95819. Robert Martin is General Chairman; Donald Raines and Bourse (dealers) chairman, and Vincent Beretta, the Displays; all may be contacted at 2026 Broadway, Sacramento, 95817, for further information, There will be over 50 dealers displaying United States Gold and Silver; Foreign coins; Proof sets; Mint sets and other media of material used in place of _ coins; Medals; Tokens and currency, both old and new, Many displays are being prepared by members, and honmembers are also invited to submit their displays of any of the above materials. Also to be featured is a FREE — HOURLY drawing beginning at 12 noon each day. Opening time on Saturday, Oct, 7, will be 10 a.m. and closing 10 p.m, Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6-p.m,. Admission is FREE—and dealers will give FREE appraisals, Donation .tickets will be given for a Gold Drawing, with $20,000, and four (4) $5,00 Gold pieces, Food will be served, including soft drinks and refreshments, with Mrs, Francis Ferderer as chairman, on both days, An AUCTION of coins will be held each day at 1;30 p,m., with Darvin "Ace" Reiswig as auctioneer. A. G. Yeager is president of the Sacramento Valley Coin ‘Club, Peard Begins Training As Staff Officer FT. LEAVENWORTH, KAN.Army Doctor (Lieutenant Colonel) William G. Peard, son of Mr, and Mrs. Gerald E. Peard, 120 High St,, Grass Valley, began the 10-month regular course at the Army Command and General Staff College, Ft, Leavenworth, Aug, 18, He is among more than 1,200 officers from the United States and 51 allied nations who are preparing for duty as commanders and general staff officers in divisions or logistical commands, They will receive instruction in the function of the general staff at corps and Army levels, Dr. Peard received his M. D. degree in-1956 from the University of California, Berkeley, and is a’ member of Phi Chi fraternity, His wife, Masako, is with him at Ft. Leavenworth, Alleghany Man Pays $345 Fine An Alleghany man, who was cited by the California Highway Patrol, for violation of Section 23102A, driving while intoxicated, appeared before Judge Verle Gray in Nevada City Justice Court recently and was found guilty, Clarence John Spika, Golden Eagle Inn, Alleghany, paid a which occurred May 3, . Sid Fippin—ig-home—trom-thehospitalookingvery-chipper-but ——fine--of$345.for the -violation,. ia . <I a TE ee we a ete

Golden Gala Ball Planned Rythmic dance music for the third annual Golden Gala Ball will be provided by. Buddy Harpham's twelve-piece orchestra, The well-known Sacramento group will grace Elks Hall with smoothtoned arrangements for the area's popular black-tie formal, Adding tothe: musical enjoyment of the evening will be the Red Garter Jazz Band. The colorful San Francisco band will offer traditional Dixieland jazz in the Elks lounge, Jack Dupen's suc-. cessful jazz style has been enthusiastically received by guests at the two previous balls. The many supporters of earlier balls will be pleased to note ‘that Wesley Kato's Gourmet Caterers will again be serving tasty dishes throughout the evening, buffet style. The Golden Gala, to be held October 28, is a major support of the Nevada County Council for Retarded Children, Mrs. Richard H. McKenzie’ chairs this year's committee. Members are Mrs. David J. Hosbein, vice-chairman, Mrs, Jerome F. Frey, treasurer, Mrs, Frank V, Amaral, Mrs. William C. Briggs, Mrs, Weston W. Brunker, Mrs, Alfred B. Dayton, Mrs. Richard Esterly, Mrs, Edward.A, Frantz, Mrs, Frank D, Francis, Mrs, Michael L. Good, Mrs. Jack C. Harney, Mrs. Robert Hocking, Mrs, Al Merrill, Mrs. H. J. Ray, Mrs. Robert Stevenson, Mrs. Vernon Stoll. High Shool Opens With 1,450 Pupils Fourteen-hundred and fifty students reported to classes at Nevada Union High School on opening day last‘week. An additional 165 students are expected to enCarriag a> AY Mr.and .Mrs. Terry Bair of Grass Valley became the parents of a daughter born August 29, 1967. A daughter was born August 31, 1967, to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dalpez of Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Britt of Grass Valley are the parents ofa son born September 4, 1967 ae A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mc Leod of Grass Valley on September 8, 1967. Mr. andMrs. Beauford Roots of Nevada City became the parents of a son born on September 10, 1967. A son was born September ll, 1967, to Mr. and Mrs. Steve Atwood of Colfax. Mr. and Mrs.Ted Amato became the parents of a daughter on ~ September 5, 1967, at the Fort Ord Army Hospital in Monterey, California. Mrs. Amato will be rememberedas Nancy Mc Masters, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Robert McMastérs of Nevada City. ? — ee roll according to a report issued Tuesday at the trustee's meeting. The ninth grade students, 383 in number, will attend classes at the south campus inGrass Valley for the first semester until construction of the new classroom wing and other buildings are completed, There were 386 sophomores reporting opening day, 353 juniors, and $28 seniors, Preregistered students not reporting on opening day included 60 freshmen, 55 sophomores, 24 juniors, and 26 seniors, Sixteen students are attending special class, When the building project is completed this fall, NUHS will Have a capacity for 1,500 students with “an‘’estimated 1;600 ~ students attending. ~The trusteés have’ retained the six portable classrooms:for another year as refital and plan to purchase them after that-time on the lease-purchasé ‘option of the contract. An agreement for use of the fairgrounds arena for the coming football “season has been signed, Single Cigarette Proves Costly Besides * the. recent increases in the price of a pack of cigarettes lately, a Grass Valley man, cited into justice court last week paid a high price for a smoke, Homer S, Bevard was charged with violation of Section 13002 of the Health and Safety Code by Daniel R. Boom,. patrolman for the California Division of For-estry, The law makes it a misdemeanor to discard, from a vehicle, any substance which could cause a fire, Bevard was observed discarding a cigarette from a moving vehicle in the Rough and Ready area, Bevard entered a plea of guilty before Judge Victor Montre and was fined $56, State Receives Revenue From Federal Lands WASHINGTON’ —Congressman Harold T. (Bizz) Johnsonrevealed today that the Bureau of Land Management has paid the State of California $1,791,906as its share of revenues from federal‘ lands under BLM management, Payments come from mineral lease revenues and from receipts for grazing leases, timber, and _gther resources sold from the public lands, The Nevada DARING HAIR SUSPENSION ACT — Lovely Luchachiwana, star of the Gatti-Charles Circus will present her daring hair suspension act, pictured here during the two performances of the circus when it appears Friday at the Beale Air Force Base softball field. The European-style circus will appear under the sponsorship of the Central Base Fund. mk AND READY NEWS.

by Fay M. Dunbar 273 2934 Mrs. Olyve Simmons of Rough and Ready Road and I spent Monday Sept, 4th staffing the county booth at the state fair. Being a holiday it was especially busy. Neither of us had ever done this sort of thing before but we figured we were smart enough to learn, We learned! The booth itself was clever and self explanatory. Our big problem was the hored of youngsters trying to see how much material they could collect, Some of them may absorb a little of it and maybe take it home for thier parents to see, Knowing what an effort it was to get money and material for the Rough and Ready barochure we hated the thought that some would be wasted, We thought the kind of questions that were asked were most enlightening. In spite of all the material that was provided there were many which we could not answer. We discovered that Nevada county'needs a special fishing map, a map with areas designated for hunting, a complete camping and picnic area map, a brochure on rocks, also one on gold, particularly where the tourist can go to see gold history and do a bit of digging or panning, Of course, they wanted the county map of places to see and how to get there. These prospective tourists seemed to want specific information to cinch their visit to us. Maybe this doesn't prove that recreation is Nevada county's future, but it sure sold us on putting more "specific" information in our next Rough and Ready brochure, : RHEEKK SE ¥ The Rough and Ready Chamber of Commerce will meet Thursday, Sept. 14, at 7:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs, Lisetta Scheave, A very busy meeting is anticipated. There will be a report on the "Country Store’ booth at the County Fair and the County Formation Commissions action on our Rough and Ready Fire District, Plans for Christmas will be discussed, ee KK KK If one of our 4-Hrs' wins special recognition the entire club is pleased and happy and: feels rewarded. Many of our 4-Hrs' won awards at the fair, Deeanne Moore went a step further, She listed her winning entry in the auction. Deeannes’ entry was a fine month old ewe lamb fed and groomed by Dede from where the mother left off. It won a second place, tipped the scales at 79 Ibs, and sold for $1.08 per lb. What a thrill! Sheep project leader was Mr. Charles Sailor, Meg Sailor and Kim Hockett, other sheep project members, also collected some ribbons in spite of the "big sweep" the Paaschs' made in sheep, ee KK & with some definite restrictions from his doctor, 5 th ECHL aR rte ee County Nugget. Sep 1 1960 15 In October The Sacramento Valley Coin Club will hold its annual Coina-Rama, October 7th and 8th . in Governor's Hall on the California State Fair Grounds, Broadway and Stockton Blvd., Sacramento, 95819. Robert Martin is General Chairman; Donald Raines and Bourse (dealers) chairman, and Vincent Beretta, the Displays; all may be contacted at 2026 Broadway, Sacramento, 95817, for further information, There will be over 50 dealers displaying United States Gold and Silver; Foreign coins; Proof sets; Mint sets and other media of material used in place of _ coins; Medals; Tokens and currency, both old and new, Many displays are being prepared by members, and honmembers are also invited to submit their displays of any of the above materials. Also to be featured is a FREE — HOURLY drawing beginning at 12 noon each day. Opening time on Saturday, Oct, 7, will be 10 a.m. and closing 10 p.m, Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6-p.m,. Admission is FREE—and dealers will give FREE appraisals, Donation .tickets will be given for a Gold Drawing, with $20,000, and four (4) $5,00 Gold pieces, Food will be served, including soft drinks and refreshments, with Mrs, Francis Ferderer as chairman, on both days, An AUCTION of coins will be held each day at 1;30 p,m., with Darvin "Ace" Reiswig as auctioneer. A. G. Yeager is president of the Sacramento Valley Coin ‘Club, Peard Begins Training As Staff Officer FT. LEAVENWORTH, KAN.Army Doctor (Lieutenant Colonel) William G. Peard, son of Mr, and Mrs. Gerald E. Peard, 120 High St,, Grass Valley, began the 10-month regular course at the Army Command and General Staff College, Ft, Leavenworth, Aug, 18, He is among more than 1,200 officers from the United States and 51 allied nations who are preparing for duty as commanders and general staff officers in divisions or logistical commands, They will receive instruction in the function of the general staff at corps and Army levels, Dr. Peard received his M. D. degree in-1956 from the University of California, Berkeley, and is a’ member of Phi Chi fraternity, His wife, Masako, is with him at Ft. Leavenworth, Alleghany Man Pays $345 Fine An Alleghany man, who was cited by the California Highway Patrol, for violation of Section 23102A, driving while intoxicated, appeared before Judge Verle Gray in Nevada City Justice Court recently and was found guilty, Clarence John Spika, Golden Eagle Inn, Alleghany, paid a which occurred May 3, . Sid Fippin—ig-home—trom-thehospitalookingvery-chipper-but ——fine--of$345.for the -violation,. ia . <I a TE ee we a ete