September 22, 1971 (12 pages)

A The Nevada County Nugget, Sept. 22, 1971 Answer to last week's 'Memory Teaser"; Father VirgilGabrielli was the subject of a feature story in the issue for March 24, 1955, When did this headline appear in The Nugget?: "Malakoff Park Plans Set", Just a week prior to By P. L. Smith that story, Downieyille was tem‘porarily isolated from the outside world by a damaging storm, and was declared a "disaster area," * * * They're loaded with_'em. and you can get ‘em for an easy . THE PHONE BOOTH . } I'd just like to remind you that it’s mighty easy to cut into buried cable. So if you’re. going to do any digging near where you think telephone cable may be buried on your property, please call our Repair Service first. (You'll find the number listed in the front pages of your phone book.) We can tell you the location of any cable buried near where you’re planning to dig. That Way you won’t be taking a chance on depriving yourself or your neighbors of telephone service. ; i --In case you ever happen to get a r connection when ou’re making a ong distance call, just hang up and call the Operator. She’ll get you a good connection, and see that you’re not charged for the words you couldn’t hear. Our. product is communications—clear, crisp communications—and we don’t wan you to pay for anything less. This is a good time ofthe year for boys interested in Boy Scouts or CubScouts to join up. The annual Boy Scouts of America fall roundupfor membership will begin in October. This gives each of you a chance to help too as a sponsor, leader, recruiter or worker, for. the many scout activities, The Sierra. Nevada District has designated . "Gold Rush Roundup" as the # drive to make Boy # ‘Scouting -or Cub Scout# ing available to every . boy who: wants to be a: Scout. Advance infor7; mation where Scout units are located is available @ to boys and parents at & ce Center, Grass Valley, @ Bagel Lai. G. 0. Hutchins Your Telephone Manager in . Nevada City . t . j . } . . = g 273-7703, { ’ } } “Notes off the Cuff” buck apiece at the Nevada City Fire Department, A big shipment of those handy-dandy little Zip Code Directories arrived recently . and the proceeds goto a worthy cause, So buy one! * * * Place names fascinate me. -I wonder how the following came to be named. .Hatchechubbee, Alabama; Kwigiliingok, Alaska; Blue, Arizona; Paradox, Colorado; Chattahoochee, Florida. and many hundreds of others equally interesting across the 50 states, = a * * * Have you ever given real thought to what a Park Ranger's life is like on the job? Administering a park is very like administering a small city; with sewage, water, road -maintenance, law enforcement and education problems to be handled every day. Park Rangers must necessarily be "Jacks of all trades" capable of giving a campfire program, conducting trail hikes, helping hapless motorists with their malfunctioning vehicles, heading rescue parties into the back country, asking skinny dippers to cease their improper behavior and get Some clothing on pronto, picking up runaway youngsters, finding wanted persons for other agencies; or just riding herd on litterbugs and those persons who can't remember to extinguish their campfires, All these "chores," plus many more too numerous. to detail here, are part and parcel of the average day's work for our National and State Park Rangers, And, bless them, they do their thing for our pleasure and comfort . efficiently and cheerfully. Remember it the next time you visit a park or meet up with a Ranger! * kek * How often, while reading your newspaper, have you said "I don't see WHY they had to print THAT!" You probably doit more often than you can recall . so just remember this "If all the printers were determined not to print anything till they were sure it would offend nobody, there would be very little printed." Benjamin Franklin said it first ee. but many generations of printers and publishers have echoed his words since, BUSINESS BILLBOARD Penn Valley News By Ruth ‘Milhous 3 Clyde Casto of El Cajon called from the Wolf Mountain Conference Grounds advising that the managers of Family Radio Stations from all over the counWashington News By Judith Stewart Mary Lynch of Beale Air Force Base is the winner of the gold that the Washington town council awarded this year. The Washington Town Council is made up of local residents and property owners, They work to make moeny to pay the town expenses such as P,G,&E, for power to light the seven street lights, and the construction and upkeep of our park and cemetery, among other things, Anyone coming to this area now should be reminded that this is the time of the greatest fire danger. For the past week we have had what the Forest Service calls Very High FireDanger,. They have put on more men to patrol the National Forest and have made void all fire permits, They do allow fires to be built in fire places within the camp grounds only. We all hope we can get through this fire season without a major fire in our area, Let's all be careful, Mr. andMrs, Raymond Krarsch have returned to their summer home in Washington, after spending a week at Oak Harbor, Washington, where their ‘son, Roy, is stationed at Ault Field Naval Air Station, While there, their son and his wife, Sheri and their five month old son, Jasen took them on a tour of the base, They also went to Canada, The Raymond Kraushs participated in the baptism of their grandson, Jasen, they stood in proxy for friends of Roy and Sheri, Mr, and Mrs, Chuck Herron of San Mateo, Roy was practically raised in Washington, and has many memories of the old swimming hole and fishing along the Yuba. He was last here in 1969 for a weekend, Mrs, Rene Krausch has been coming to Washington for 37 years. The Krausch's have owned their home for the last 15 years, “Smoky Corners" on the Alpha Toll Road, I Len Gilbert 111 W. Main. P.O. Box 1034 Grass Valley, Ca. Ph. 265-6166 THE GIPSON’S 272-2901 try met there this week, The 4-H Club has anew director for its horse project, She is Mrs, Guy Robinson Jr., who teaches riding and the care and training of horses, The board of trustees of Ready Springs School met on the second Tuesday; and decided to install new lockers for the upper grades, The board members include John McLachlin, Kenneth Harper, Everett Burkard, Mrs, Mary Lee and Mrs, Lois Gordon, Mrs, Norma Bowen is program chiarman of the Parent-Teachers' Club, J. D. Williams, accompanied by his son, Joe, and Jean Williams, returned from .a trip to Alaska with their camper and a coot, The latter is not exactly a trailer or a boat, but does the work of both, Williams said they were able to cross waters which even the natives could not navigate, Mrs, J. D, Williams recently completed a picture of Peggy Lee, which was presented to Miss Lee by the Madonna Inn when she sang for two large audiences there. Mrs, Williams is now painting a picture of Mr. Madonna; and has written a poem about him which was presented to his wife. The inn is located at San Luis Obispo, Mrs, Willjams has also been invited to speak at the Auburn Book Fair; for which, it has been reported 90,000 invitations have been sent, Frank Butler died suddenly in Nevada last Thursday. He was a retired Naval officer, and was 64 at the time of his death, His survivors include his wife, Inez; and two sisters, Services were held Saturday, Mrs, Kay Gray of St, Louis has been visiting Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Harper, Mrs, Gray and her two children accompanied the Harpers and their four children on a trip to Disneyland and Fort Bragg, Mrs, Gray and Mr, Harper are sister and brother, Clifton Bowen of Los Angeles is spending the school year with his father, Ron; and the neighborhood boys and little sister are enjoying his company, Mrs, Bowen says, The Women's Auxiliary of the Penn Valley Fire Department will hold its annual three-day sale at the fire house starting Oct, 8, Sit back and let classified ads to the seling for you. i ling, renting or buy. OPEN AT 7:00AM WATCHES =e CLOCKS -— ~ YUBA RIVER = mm” ___ . } LUMBER CO : e E. M. DALPEZ sven. nn ase 4 . spines: JEWELER 5 310 BROAD ST., N.C. 265-4501 . DOWNMEVELt YARD

A The Nevada County Nugget, Sept. 22, 1971 Answer to last week's 'Memory Teaser"; Father VirgilGabrielli was the subject of a feature story in the issue for March 24, 1955, When did this headline appear in The Nugget?: "Malakoff Park Plans Set", Just a week prior to By P. L. Smith that story, Downieyille was tem‘porarily isolated from the outside world by a damaging storm, and was declared a "disaster area," * * * They're loaded with_'em.. and you can get ‘em for an easy . THE PHONE BOOTH . } I'd just like to remind you that it’s mighty easy to cut into buried cable. So if you’re. going to do any digging near where you think telephone cable may be buried on your property, please call our Repair Service first. (You'll find the number listed in the front pages of your phone book.) We can tell you the location of any cable buried near where you’re planning to dig. That Way you won’t be taking a chance on depriving yourself or your neighbors of telephone service. ; i --In case you ever happen to get a r connection when ou’re making a ong distance call, just hang up and call the Operator. She’ll get you a good connection, and see that you’re not charged for the words you couldn’t hear. Our. product is communications—clear, crisp communications—and we don’t wan you to pay for anything less. This is a good time ofthe year for boys interested in Boy Scouts or CubScouts to join up. The annual Boy Scouts of America fall roundupfor membership will begin in October. This gives each of you a chance to help too as a sponsor, leader, recruiter or worker, for. the many scout activities, The Sierra. Nevada District has designated . "Gold Rush Roundup" as the # drive to make Boy # ‘Scouting -or Cub Scout# ing available to every . boy who: wants to be a: Scout. Advance infor7; mation where Scout units are located is available @ to boys and parents at & ce Center, Grass Valley, @ Bagel Lai. G. 0. Hutchins Your Telephone Manager in . Nevada City . t . j . } . . = g 273-7703, { ’ } } “Notes off the Cuff” buck apiece at the Nevada City Fire Department, A big shipment of those handy-dandy little Zip Code Directories arrived recently .. and the proceeds goto a worthy cause, So buy one! * * * Place names fascinate me.. -I wonder how the following came to be named. .Hatchechubbee, Alabama; Kwigiliingok, Alaska; Blue, Arizona; Paradox, Colorado; Chattahoochee, Florida.. and many hundreds of others equally interesting across the 50 states, = a * * * Have you ever given real thought to what a Park Ranger's life is like on the job? Administering a park is very like administering a small city; with sewage, water, road -maintenance, law enforcement and education problems to be handled every day. Park Rangers must necessarily be "Jacks of all trades" capable of giving a campfire program, conducting trail hikes, helping hapless motorists with their malfunctioning vehicles, heading rescue parties into the back country, asking skinny dippers to cease their improper behavior and get Some clothing on pronto, picking up runaway youngsters, finding wanted persons for other agencies; or just riding herd on litterbugs and those persons who can't remember to extinguish their campfires, All these "chores," plus many more too numerous. to detail here, are part and parcel of the average day's work for our National and State Park Rangers, And, bless them, they do their thing for our pleasure and comfort .. efficiently and cheerfully. Remember it the next time you visit a park or meet up with a Ranger! * kek * How often, while reading your newspaper, have you said "I don't see WHY they had to print THAT!" You probably doit more often than you can recall .. so just remember this "If all the printers were determined not to print anything till they were sure it would offend nobody, there would be very little printed." Benjamin Franklin said it first ee. but many generations of printers and publishers have

echoed his words since, BUSINESS BILLBOARD Penn Valley News By Ruth ‘Milhous 3 Clyde Casto of El Cajon called from the Wolf Mountain Conference Grounds advising that the managers of Family Radio Stations from all over the counWashington News By Judith Stewart Mary Lynch of Beale Air Force Base is the winner of the gold that the Washington town council awarded this year. The Washington Town Council is made up of local residents and property owners, They work to make moeny to pay the town expenses such as P,G,&E, for power to light the seven street lights, and the construction and upkeep of our park and cemetery, among other things, Anyone coming to this area now should be reminded that this is the time of the greatest fire danger. For the past week we have had what the Forest Service calls Very High FireDanger,. They have put on more men to patrol the National Forest and have made void all fire permits, They do allow fires to be built in fire places within the camp grounds only. We all hope we can get through this fire season without a major fire in our area, Let's all be careful, Mr. andMrs, Raymond Krarsch have returned to their summer home in Washington, after spending a week at Oak Harbor, Washington, where their ‘son, Roy, is stationed at Ault Field Naval Air Station, While there, their son and his wife, Sheri and their five month old son, Jasen took them on a tour of the base, They also went to Canada, The Raymond Kraushs participated in the baptism of their grandson, Jasen, they stood in proxy for friends of Roy and Sheri, Mr, and Mrs, Chuck Herron of San Mateo, Roy was practically raised in Washington, and has many memories of the old swimming hole and fishing along the Yuba. He was last here in 1969 for a weekend, Mrs, Rene Krausch has been coming to Washington for 37 years. The Krausch's have owned their home for the last 15 years, “Smoky Corners" on the Alpha Toll Road, I Len Gilbert 111 W. Main. P.O. Box 1034 Grass Valley, Ca. Ph. 265-6166 THE GIPSON’S 272-2901 try met there this week, The 4-H Club has anew director for its horse project, She is Mrs, Guy Robinson Jr., who teaches riding and the care and training of horses, The board of trustees of Ready Springs School met on the second Tuesday; and decided to install new lockers for the upper grades, The board members include John McLachlin, Kenneth Harper, Everett Burkard, Mrs, Mary Lee and Mrs, Lois Gordon, Mrs, Norma Bowen is program chiarman of the Parent-Teachers' Club, J. D. Williams, accompanied by his son, Joe, and Jean Williams, returned from .a trip to Alaska with their camper and a coot, The latter is not exactly a trailer or a boat, but does the work of both, Williams said they were able to cross waters which even the natives could not navigate, Mrs, J. D, Williams recently completed a picture of Peggy Lee, which was presented to Miss Lee by the Madonna Inn when she sang for two large audiences there. Mrs, Williams is now painting a picture of Mr. Madonna; and has written a poem about him which was presented to his wife. The inn is located at San Luis Obispo, Mrs, Willjams has also been invited to speak at the Auburn Book Fair; for which, it has been reported 90,000 invitations have been sent, Frank Butler died suddenly in Nevada last Thursday. He was a retired Naval officer, and was 64 at the time of his death, His survivors include his wife, Inez; and two sisters, Services were held Saturday, Mrs, Kay Gray of St, Louis has been visiting Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Harper, Mrs, Gray and her two children accompanied the Harpers and their four children on a trip to Disneyland and Fort Bragg, Mrs, Gray and Mr, Harper are sister and brother, Clifton Bowen of Los Angeles is spending the school year with his father, Ron; and the neighborhood boys and little sister are enjoying his company, Mrs, Bowen says, The Women's Auxiliary of the Penn Valley Fire Department will hold its annual three-day sale at the fire house starting Oct, 8, Sit back and let classified ads to the seling for you. i ling, renting or buy. OPEN AT 7:00AM WATCHES =e CLOCKS -— ~ YUBA RIVER = mm” ___ . } LUMBER CO : e E. M. DALPEZ sven. nn ase 4 . spines: JEWELER 5 310 BROAD ST., N.C. 265-4501 . DOWNMEVELt YARD