September 13, 1967 (16 pages)

More Detail Requested In Welfare Report — One Nevada-County supervisor apparently is not satisfied with the method used in reporting welfare cases within the county and asked for' a more detailed Native Daughters Of Golden West Session The Native Daughters of the Golden West, Laurel Parolor No. 6, wil meet at 8:00 p.m,, September 20, in the Veterans Memorial Building, Nevada City, Marille Day will chairman the evening, A short business session will be conducted by President Ethel Brady. before the entertainment, A special program is being planned incommemoration of Admission Day and Constitution Week, Mrs, Lowell: L, Elster of Grass Valley, American History Chairman of the Captain John Oldham Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, will show slides on historical buildings in Philadelphia and Valley Forge as a courtesy of the D.A. R. She will be accompanied and assisted by Mrs, Edna Frederick Elliott of Nevada City, Regent of D.A.R. organization, : All members are urged to at. tend this meeting. Refreshments will be served by the committee, Nevada{ County . . Rainfall Gauge Grass Valley Max Min -R Sept 6 88 55 7 89 56 8 86 50 9 79 51 10.—s 81 50 ll 81 51 12 81 51 Rainfall to date .03 Rainfall last year .09 Nevada City Max Min R Sept 6 85 50 7. 84 50 8 86 46 9 79 46 10 79 44 ll 80 45 12. 79 43 Rainfall to date Trace Rainfall last year .08 Winter Serves Aboard Carrier USS YORKTOWN, Aug. 24 — Aviation Boatswain's Mate Third Class William B. Winter, USN, son of Mr, and Mrs, William P, Winter of Grass Valley, and husband of the former Miss Kathline R. Briggs of Grass Valley, is in the Pacific serving aboard the anti-submarine warfare support aircraft carrier USS Yorktown. The aircraft carrier recently pulled out of drydock after comleting four months of extensive overhaul, While in the Pacific she will be _the command ship of a "hunterkiller" group specializing in anti-submarine warfare, breakdown in the report, His collegues, however, disagreed with: him and said that the information that they now receive~is sufficient, The controversy erupted after County Welfare Director Eugene Newman presented his monthly report on the increases or decreases in cases for each welfare category. It was then that Supervisor William Thomas indicated that he wanted a further breakdown, Thomas told the board that he would like to know the movement on and off each category-the number of person added during a month and the number taken off. The report presently does not do this but just lists a net increase or decrease, Supervisors Gene Ricker and Lou Hartman disagree, sayifg that this information Would be of no benefit to the board. Thus, Newman is unlikely to include the information asked for by Thomas but did promise to provide the information to him. The following caseloads were reported for the month of August: Old age security--822, up two; medical--138, up five; blind--20, no change; blind, medical--one, no change, Aid to need disabled --239, down two; medical--18, up two; general relief--none no change, Aid to families with dependent children--133 cases, down five; adults--128 persons, down fourchildren--344 persons, down 22; medical--34 persons, down three; families with unemployed fathers--nine cases, up. two; adults, 20 persons, up four; children--27 persons, down two. BHI--21 cases, up four; medical --five, no change, Following the presentation, Newman ordered a short executive (closed) session of the board, Steven Ryland Selected For ° Special Course SAN ANTONIO, TEX. —Airman William S, Ryland, son of J. Steven Ryland of 334 Marshall St., Grass Valley, has been selected for technical training at Keesler AFB, Miss., as a U. S, Air Force communications -electronics specialist, The airman recently completed basic training at Lacland AFB, Tex. His new school is part of the Air Training Command which conducts hundreds of specialized courses to provide technically trained personnel for the nation's aerospace force, Airman Ryland, a 1965 graduate of Nevada Union High School, received an A. A. Degree from Sierra College, Rocklin, Calif, St. Patrick's Confirmation Classes Begin St. Patrick's Church confirma‘tion classes for Catholic high school students attending public school began Monday night and will be held every Monday from 7 to 8 p.m, Confirmation classes for 7th and 8th grade Catholic children attending public schools will begin Thursday at 7 p.m. in St. Patrick's Hall, Both classes will be conducted each week until Oct, 28, date of confirmation, PORTRAYS LAW MAN-"Hobie Earp", cousin of NRE ho \ The Nevada County Nugget. Sept. 13; 1967 9 Annual Trade. Fair Scheduled The Nevada City Chamber of . Commerce is currently planning the 5th Annual Trade Fair and Old-Fashioned Bazaar, The exent, headed by Mrs, Lucile Sheffel for the fifth year, is to coincide with the beginning of the fall color change, The location is the VFW Building, 415 N. Pine St. in Nevada City, Mrs. Sheffel reports that many booth spaces have already been reserved, with the following items included for sale: antiques, cookies, boutique items, aprons, cakes and pies, cards, and art work. Some of the early entrants are the Nevada County Licensed Vocational Nurses, *T® WSCS of the Nevada City Methodist Church, Nevada General HospitalAuxiliary, Nevada City Fire Dept. Auxiliary, Mrs, L, Martin, LoanaBeeson and Marge Kopp, There are many booth spaces still available, Mrs, Sheffel sai _, and local persons interested in participating are urged toreserve a space as soon as possible, The fee for a booth is $5, 00 or $10, 00 for two, Entries should be in tgthe Chambef Office by SeptemBer 15, For more information about the Trade Fair, contact Mrs. Sheffel, 265-4293, or the Cham._ ber Office, 265-2692, Wyatt, was among those taking part inthe Constitution Day parade here Sunday. Earp was among those in the mounted division. Historical Society Meets The Nevada County Historical Society met at the historic old hall in Rough and Ready last week. Mr. Albert Johnson, president, conducted a lively meeting but highlight of the evening was the reenactment of Rough and Ready’s Secession from the Union by the Rough and Ready Players,.As Larry Filer, one of the miners, commented "the facts aré here ladies and gentlemen but we have taken certain liberties to make the whole episode into a brief and entertaining one," They-had and it was! The Massachusetts man as portrayed by Mary O'Neal sort of took your breath with his derby, fancy vest, good suit and gold watch and chain, John Kartozian, piano player, with the help of a beautiful bevy of "Saloon Gals," Henel Beatie, Dora: Grieme, Helen Avery, Maciel Filer, and Joan Mader brightened the Saloon Scenes up with such numbers as "Sweet Betsy," from Pike, "Clementine," "Bird in Gilded Cage" and "Hard Hearted Hettie the Vamp of Rough and Ready," The other miners in the saloon were William Thomas as "Whiskey Pete" victim of the Massachusetts man and a couple of genuine old miners, Helen Steele and Jim West, who made you wonder where the "pokes" of gold were hidden, Barbara Sailor portrayed Colonel Brundage with his high sounding Proclamations and last but not least was Ken Beatie as the friendly Barkeep. Charles Sailor set the scenes, Refreshments were served by Mrs, Lisetta Scheave and her two assistants Doris Bradley and Fay Dunbar from a table complete with Stage Coach and Oil Lamp, There were about 50 guests and almost as many players, It was a most pleasant evening. Man Is Fined For Violation Of Fire Code John A. Adams, 164 Banner Mountain Road, was cited into Nevada City Justice Court Sept, 5, by Dale Wierman, assistant state forest ranger, for violation of Section 4425 of the Public Resources Code, which makes it a misdemeanor to violate conditions of a burning permit, in this cage, burning out of hours, Adams pleaded guilty to the charge before Judge Verle Gray and was fine $110, Ted Waddell, state forest ranger for Nevada-Yuba counties has served notice that anyone who does any type of burning outside of incorporated cities and national forests should take note that unless their burning permit specifically states open hours, the burning must be conducted before 8 a.m, or after 6 p.m. Burning permits are required during the April 1 to Nov, 30 period, Motorcyclist To Face Trial A jury trial has been set for Oct, 28, in Superior Court, to hear the case of John Leyton Jeffers, 32, Nevada City, who pleaded innocent Friday to the felony charge of drunk driving, involving injury to his passenger, Elizabeth Doppelmayer, also of Nevada City, Jeffers is accused of DWI ona motorcycle Feb, 28 near Hillcrest with his passenger riding tandem, Antique Bottle Club To Meet ‘The Mother Lode Anuque Bottle Club will meet this Friday at 7:30 p.m, in the auditorium of the Nevada City Elementary School, Members are asked to bring a small display of their own collection and visitors interested in antique bottles are welcome to attend, Chamber To Meet Rough and Ready Chamber of Commerce has scheduled a meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m, The group will meet at Mrs, Lisetta Scheave's home, Mrs. Fay Dunbar will preside, Many projects for the coming year will be discussed and chamber officials have urged all those interested to attend, as the help of the community is needed to make the chamber a success, Dr. Bert Spaite has ordered two gross of Bobbie Dolls which have arrived and now need the ladies of the community to dress them in 1850 costumes for next year's "Succession Day," Timothy Carey Suffers Burns On War Front A grandson of Mrs. Lois Dodge, } Nevada City and Mr. and Mrs, _ W. H. Carey of Grass Valley was reported burned in Vietnam action, Pfc, Timothy M.:Carey, a former pupil at Grass Valley elementary schools, was burned by napalm on Aug. 18'when American planes dropped the napalm on the enemy and some fell by mistake on some soldiers of the 101st Airborne Division, Young Carey has been moved to the 91st Evacuation Hospital, his grandfather said, but it presently unknown whether he will be returned to the states, Carey's father, William Carey Jr., is an engineer in Nicaragua, Collins Trains ollins TrainsSAN DIEGO — Seaman Recruit Thomas W, Collins, USN, son of Mr, and Mrs, Henry W. Collins of 103 Glenbrook. Drive, Grass Valley, is undergoing nine weeks of basic training at the Naval Training Center here, He is receiving instructions in naval customs, courtesies and organization, ordnance and gunhery, seamanship, damage control, first aid, swimming and survival, shipboard drills and sentry duty. A program of physical fitness, military drill and inspections keeps the recruits mentally and physcially alert during their training, a re + eS SORT. St. eo ae VERS OO ye

More Detail Requested In Welfare Report — One Nevada-County supervisor apparently is not satisfied with the method used in reporting welfare cases within the county and asked for' a more detailed Native Daughters Of Golden West Session The Native Daughters of the Golden West, Laurel Parolor No. 6, wil meet at 8:00 p.m,, September 20, in the Veterans Memorial Building, Nevada City, Marille Day will chairman the evening, A short business session will be conducted by President Ethel Brady. before the entertainment, A special program is being planned incommemoration of Admission Day and Constitution Week, Mrs, Lowell: L, Elster of Grass Valley, American History Chairman of the Captain John Oldham Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, will show slides on historical buildings in Philadelphia and Valley Forge as a courtesy of the D.A. R. She will be accompanied and assisted by Mrs, Edna Frederick Elliott of Nevada City, Regent of D.A.R. organization, : All members are urged to at. tend this meeting. Refreshments will be served by the committee, Nevada{ County . . Rainfall Gauge Grass Valley Max Min -R Sept 6 88 55 7 89 56 8 86 50 9 79 51 10.—s 81 50 ll 81 51 12 81 51 Rainfall to date .03 Rainfall last year .09 Nevada City Max Min R Sept 6 85 50 7. 84 50 8 86 46 9 79 46 10 79 44 ll 80 45 12. 79 43 Rainfall to date Trace Rainfall last year .08 Winter Serves Aboard Carrier USS YORKTOWN, Aug. 24 — Aviation Boatswain's Mate Third Class William B. Winter, USN, son of Mr, and Mrs, William P, Winter of Grass Valley, and husband of the former Miss Kathline R. Briggs of Grass Valley, is in the Pacific serving aboard the anti-submarine warfare support aircraft carrier USS Yorktown. The aircraft carrier recently pulled out of drydock after comleting four months of extensive overhaul, While in the Pacific she will be _the command ship of a "hunterkiller" group specializing in anti-submarine warfare, breakdown in the report, His collegues, however, disagreed with: him and said that the information that they now receive~is sufficient, The controversy erupted after County Welfare Director Eugene Newman presented his monthly report on the increases or decreases in cases for each welfare category. It was then that Supervisor William Thomas indicated that he wanted a further breakdown, Thomas told the board that he would like to know the movement on and off each category-the number of person added during a month and the number taken off. The report presently does not do this but just lists a net increase or decrease, Supervisors Gene Ricker and Lou Hartman disagree, sayifg that this information Would be of no benefit to the board. Thus, Newman is unlikely to include the information asked for by Thomas but did promise to provide the information to him. The following caseloads were reported for the month of August: Old age security--822, up two; medical--138, up five; blind--20, no change; blind, medical--one, no change, Aid to need disabled --239, down two; medical--18, up two; general relief--none no change, Aid to families with dependent children--133 cases, down five; adults--128 persons, down fourchildren--344 persons, down 22; medical--34 persons, down three; families with unemployed fathers--nine cases, up. two; adults, 20 persons, up four; children--27 persons, down two. BHI--21 cases, up four; medical --five, no change, Following the presentation, Newman ordered a short executive (closed) session of the board, Steven Ryland Selected For ° Special Course SAN ANTONIO, TEX. —Airman William S, Ryland, son of J. Steven Ryland of 334 Marshall St., Grass Valley, has been selected for technical training at Keesler AFB, Miss., as a U. S, Air Force communications -electronics specialist, The airman recently completed basic training at Lacland AFB, Tex. His new school is part of the Air Training Command which conducts hundreds of specialized courses to provide technically trained personnel for the nation's aerospace force, Airman Ryland, a 1965 graduate of Nevada Union High School, received an A. A. Degree from Sierra College, Rocklin, Calif, St. Patrick's Confirmation Classes Begin St. Patrick's Church confirma‘tion classes for Catholic high school students attending public school began Monday night and will be held every Monday from 7 to 8 p.m, Confirmation classes for 7th and 8th grade Catholic children attending public schools will begin Thursday at 7 p.m. in St. Patrick's Hall, Both classes will be conducted each week until Oct, 28, date of confirmation, PORTRAYS LAW MAN-"Hobie Earp", cousin of NRE ho \ The Nevada County Nugget.. Sept. 13; 1967 9 Annual Trade. Fair Scheduled The Nevada City Chamber of . Commerce is currently planning the 5th Annual Trade Fair and Old-Fashioned Bazaar, The exent, headed by Mrs, Lucile Sheffel for the fifth year, is to coincide with the beginning of the fall color change, The location is the VFW Building, 415 N. Pine St. in Nevada City, Mrs. Sheffel reports that many booth spaces have already

been reserved, with the following items included for sale: antiques, cookies, boutique items, aprons, cakes and pies, cards, and art work. Some of the early entrants are the Nevada County Licensed Vocational Nurses, *T® WSCS of the Nevada City Methodist Church, Nevada General HospitalAuxiliary, Nevada City Fire Dept. Auxiliary, Mrs, L, Martin, LoanaBeeson and Marge Kopp, There are many booth spaces still available, Mrs, Sheffel sai _, and local persons interested in participating are urged toreserve a space as soon as possible, The fee for a booth is $5, 00 or $10, 00 for two, Entries should be in tgthe Chambef Office by SeptemBer 15, For more information about the Trade Fair, contact Mrs. Sheffel, 265-4293, or the Cham._ ber Office, 265-2692, Wyatt, was among those taking part inthe Constitution Day parade here Sunday. Earp was among those in the mounted division. Historical Society Meets The Nevada County Historical Society met at the historic old hall in Rough and Ready last week. Mr. Albert Johnson, president, conducted a lively meeting but highlight of the evening was the reenactment of Rough and Ready’s Secession from the Union by the Rough and Ready Players,.As Larry Filer, one of the miners, commented "the facts aré here ladies and gentlemen but we have taken certain liberties to make the whole episode into a brief and entertaining one," They-had and it was! The Massachusetts man as portrayed by Mary O'Neal sort of took your breath with his derby, fancy vest, good suit and gold watch and chain, John Kartozian, piano player, with the help of a beautiful bevy of "Saloon Gals," Henel Beatie, Dora: Grieme, Helen Avery, Maciel Filer, and Joan Mader brightened the Saloon Scenes up with such numbers as "Sweet Betsy," from Pike, "Clementine," "Bird in Gilded Cage" and "Hard Hearted Hettie the Vamp of Rough and Ready," The other miners in the saloon were William Thomas as "Whiskey Pete" victim of the Massachusetts man and a couple of genuine old miners, Helen Steele and Jim West, who made you wonder where the "pokes" of gold were hidden, Barbara Sailor portrayed Colonel Brundage with his high sounding Proclamations and last but not least was Ken Beatie as the friendly Barkeep. Charles Sailor set the scenes, Refreshments were served by Mrs, Lisetta Scheave and her two assistants Doris Bradley and Fay Dunbar from a table complete with Stage Coach and Oil Lamp, There were about 50 guests and almost as many players, It was a most pleasant evening. Man Is Fined For Violation Of Fire Code John A. Adams, 164 Banner Mountain Road, was cited into Nevada City Justice Court Sept, 5, by Dale Wierman, assistant state forest ranger, for violation of Section 4425 of the Public Resources Code, which makes it a misdemeanor to violate conditions of a burning permit, in this cage, burning out of hours, Adams pleaded guilty to the charge before Judge Verle Gray and was fine $110, Ted Waddell, state forest ranger for Nevada-Yuba counties has served notice that anyone who does any type of burning outside of incorporated cities and national forests should take note that unless their burning permit specifically states open hours, the burning must be conducted before 8 a.m, or after 6 p.m. Burning permits are required during the April 1 to Nov, 30 period, Motorcyclist To Face Trial A jury trial has been set for Oct, 28, in Superior Court, to hear the case of John Leyton Jeffers, 32, Nevada City, who pleaded innocent Friday to the felony charge of drunk driving, involving injury to his passenger, Elizabeth Doppelmayer, also of Nevada City, Jeffers is accused of DWI ona motorcycle Feb, 28 near Hillcrest with his passenger riding tandem, Antique Bottle Club To Meet ‘The Mother Lode Anuque Bottle Club will meet this Friday at 7:30 p.m, in the auditorium of the Nevada City Elementary School, Members are asked to bring a small display of their own collection and visitors interested in antique bottles are welcome to attend, Chamber To Meet Rough and Ready Chamber of Commerce has scheduled a meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m, The group will meet at Mrs, Lisetta Scheave's home, Mrs. Fay Dunbar will preside, Many projects for the coming year will be discussed and chamber officials have urged all those interested to attend, as the help of the community is needed to make the chamber a success, Dr. Bert Spaite has ordered two gross of Bobbie Dolls which have arrived and now need the ladies of the community to dress them in 1850 costumes for next year's "Succession Day," Timothy Carey Suffers Burns On War Front A grandson of Mrs. Lois Dodge, } Nevada City and Mr. and Mrs, _ W. H. Carey of Grass Valley was reported burned in Vietnam action, Pfc, Timothy M.:Carey, a former pupil at Grass Valley elementary schools, was burned by napalm on Aug. 18'when American planes dropped the napalm on the enemy and some fell by mistake on some soldiers of the 101st Airborne Division, Young Carey has been moved to the 91st Evacuation Hospital, his grandfather said, but it presently unknown whether he will be returned to the states, Carey's father, William Carey Jr., is an engineer in Nicaragua, Collins Trains ollins TrainsSAN DIEGO — Seaman Recruit Thomas W, Collins, USN, son of Mr, and Mrs, Henry W. Collins of 103 Glenbrook. Drive, Grass Valley, is undergoing nine weeks of basic training at the Naval Training Center here, He is receiving instructions in naval customs, courtesies and organization, ordnance and gunhery, seamanship, damage control, first aid, swimming and survival, shipboard drills and sentry duty. A program of physical fitness, military drill and inspections keeps the recruits mentally and physcially alert during their training, a re + eS SORT. St. eo ae VERS OO ye