September 3, 1969 (8 pages)

es 2a . Heady Meu = By Fay M. Dunbar Those “dear old Golden Rule days" are here again, The boys: all have.their new jeans and the young ladies have their new wardrobe. Mother is exhausted and the family pocketbook is in bie co too. th the big yelses are ro! again and Mother can relax. . Wouldn't it be nice to go back to the Golden Rule days again and I don't mean be young again. If our laws keep getting more encumbered with whereases and such, which seem to make them easier to break, we may have to return to the Golden Rule again to avoid becoming anation governed by lust and greed. But for now its the "School Days" of the old song we are primarily concerned with the pressing problems of the very young. ‘ I wish I could believe in the generation gap everyone talks about. It makes a marvelous excuse for just about every shortcoming large or small. But you know I think our youngsters are very much the same as young . people ‘always were. Their material advantages and temptatioris make help over the rough spots and wise guidance around the pitfalls a must. But this has been a "must", for the learning ages, since the time of Socrates the great teacher, about 470 BC. Socrates favorite expression was "Kaw thyself." His most famous pupil, Plato, ence said "Until philosophers are kings — cities will never cease from ill, nor the human race," Provided with a good set of values, like the: ones Socrates gave to Plato that "the good and the intelligent are identical concepts," our youngsters will move _ their mountains just as every generation has since Socrates time. However this good set of.values is going to have to be learned at, or even occasionally over, the family knee. The little space age school house these days only seems: to be interested in developing SUPER people with @ BIG flair not THINKING peox ple who want to build a BETTER world. This has happened many times since Socrates time and will unfortunately probably happen many more. Anyway the big yellow buses are rolling again. But Mother please don't relax too much, * * * Forgive the foregoing diatribe. I knew I had been feeling dreadful and besides the beginning of school always makes me think too much. Maybe it's because I studied to be a teacher and maybe it’s just the questions in those eager young faces, I see by the dictionary diatribe means "a bitter and violent denunciation." I only meant to be thinking on paper. I guess my mind needs he rg fresh air. The beginning of school, always ends. a round of family type vacationing. One of my young nieces from down San Diego way and her family visited us. My two grandnieces ages seven years and nearly five years spent most of their time collecting rocks, Mother helps with the cementing and they make all kinds of familiar animals — dogs, fishes, turtles and rabbits to name a few. Each rock was carefully selected, washed and packed in a box, 273-2934 Another of my grandnieces, who lives in Hawaii, sends them coral and shells which they use in making Sea Dioramas. Their interest has lasted over a year now, so according tothe thinking of the little space age school house, they. must be jearning many things. At least they were tek Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olson who have been visiting Mrs. Olson's parents, the Ken Beaties, for 2 couple of weeks returned home to Palos Verdes last Monday. The Olson's children are a bit too young for school. Christine is only three yéars and Kenneth just seven months, but father attorney Ted Olson had to get back on the job. The Olsons plan to return for a family reunion at Christmas time, ‘ * * * The Don Litchfields are home from visiting relatives and friends in Southern California. Their trip included a-visit with friends at Auberry in the mountain and lake area near Fresno, . a visit to their old home and . friends in Pomona, to friends at Alta Loma, and to Mrs, Litch— field's sister in Palmdale, Mrs. Litchfield's mother, Mrs. Lillian Hammer of Hesperia, has returned home. She spent several weeks here this summer visiting with Pat and her family. Miss Linda Litchfield spent most of her summer in Southern California visiting her dearest girlfriend: Shirley accompanied Linda home for a short visit before the girls had to get back to their school work, * * * The. Eugene Walter family spent an extra long Labor Day weekend with Mrs. Walters parents, the Richard Lawsons, of Upland California. They came home in‘time to get young daughters Anna Marie and Barbara off to school. ; * * * Rough and Ready's day at the county chamber .of commerce booth at the district fair was Saturday the 23rd. I'm sure. a more hilarious day was never before experienced by the'staid old commercial building. The Mmes, Helen Avery, Maciel Filer, Joan Mader, Barbara Sailor and Helen Steele manned the booth. for the Rough and Ready Chamber, flew the Secession Flag, and did a real fun job for the community, The Fire Dept. Auxiliary willhold their regular September meeting Monday Sept. 8 at 8 p.m. at the Grange Hall, * * * The Grange rummage sale wilL. be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 4and Friday, Sept. 5 at the Grange Hall. The ladies always have some interesting items. Mrs. Esther Bixler and Mrs. Myrtle Hester are chairmen of the semi-annual event. xk * Mrs, Irene Lanzendorfer and her family are here from the bay area visiting her parents, the Fred McCumbers, There was more than visiting accomplished on this. vist. The Lanzendorfers have started workon their new home here. They are building on thé hill above the McCumbers home, fr he le AD . OS mae Cea es fc ns ia ee pe eg Pe ee Pe ae MOUNTAIN AIR MOBILE PARK — We have had two new couples move into our park. W. F. Cascis' who sold their home on McCourtney Rd, Ellerty (Pat) and Alice Alvoid sold their home in Willaura Acres. We have three spaces vacant now all very nice; one that will. take a double ten, and one a 12' _by 60" with a large. expando, one that will take a 10° by 50°. _This one is the space our dear Dorothy Augustine was in until she decided to move out on her own pr on the old Banner .Rd. She was. the secretary or treasurer of our G.S.M.O.L, Chapter here in the Park, and a very faithful worker in taking care of our memberships. She will now go into the Golden Chain Chapter of mobilehomes on private property, and I miss her already. The-Dickensons are up for the weekend, and we are always glad to see these wonderful people come up, and look forward to the day’ when Mr, Dickenson is really retired, and will be here always. ** * WAGON *HO* TRAILER TERRACE = Fran Leavell has been very busy these last two weeks getting. things organized to get back to teaching at Hennessy. Lucky or fortunate are the children that have this dear, soft spoken, and dedicated person to teach them. Am very happy to-report that the new owners of this park the Moriotys (don't think that I spelled this right but have misplaced their card, anyway they will continue to permit children in this park. Only-one thing, right now they are full! * GRASS) VALLEY MOBILE VILLAGE —'I did a terrible thing the night that I installed the new officers in this chapter 179; I was still quite ill with the after effects of that double pneumonia that I had in April, and was so excited with the many kind words in the speech telling me what a good president and please I had been the past two years, and getting the lovely gift of a dish garden ect. and ect., that I completely forgot to say, thank you dear Rosemary for your wonderful support, and diligent work in getting almost 94 Complete Supply OF BUILDING MATERIALS « PABCO PAINT YUBA RIVER LUMBER CO. TOWN TALK, GRASS VALLEY 265-4521 DOWNIEVILLE YARD f 289-3351 Wednesday, September 3, 1969 ‘The Nevada County Nugget 3 Mobil Living By GLADYS HARPER Rt. 1, Box 573-Grass Valley Phone 273-8954 6s ee EER, ET EER et creeps tee be eee Benefit slated . for workshop A swimming party and moonlight supper will be held Sept. 13 at Lake of the Pines as a benefit party for the Nevada County Workshop, sponsored by the Nevada County Council for Retarded Children. ; Funds for ‘the workshop are at a low ebb and the summer per cent of the park tenants as members of GSMOL, and for being a wonderful public relation person. And please forgive me for not saying this. before!She was my Secretary-Treasurer, I'did not get to the pot-luck, and as I understand it Mr. Clarence Treadway was in the hosbenefit should provide enough~ money until the annual fund raising affair, The Golden Gala Ball, is held later this fall. Guests who wish to attend the moonlight supper may make reservations through the council, Post Office Box 677, Grass Valley. "8 Swimming will begin:at 4p.m. pital and could not play that foot at stomping music he does so well. September will see all the Chapters getting back to workSs. _GOLDEN CHAIN CHAPTER MOBILES ON PRIVATE PROPERTY — This chapter is having their monthly meeting at the forestry building on Ridge Rd. and Highway 20, 17:45 p.m. Wednesday and at this time will decide on the speakers for the coming year, We have such an abundance of interesting people to tell us some very interesting things, I know that I thoroughly enjoyed the evening that the fire chief and his assistant gave us a’ vivid demonstration. of: .the ney many dangers from fires right in our supposedly safe homes, and I will never forget all the valuable help a big box of plain ole baking soda can do in putting out most every type of fire “I now keep-two boxes on the county's newest country © club, a dinner of stuffed breast of chicken and rice pilaf will be served at 7 p.m. with dancin again after a month off in many tons Rarsteirand Wik ob-cheatre through the twilight and evening hours. Buy Better Than 3 Ever ~ +3 Crazy Horse 429 £. RIDGE RD. GRASSVALLEY, CAL. teed REAL ESTATE 201 Maie ST Si. 6.¥. e's 8 home in your future with ROMP ty 213-8473 . . 111 W. MAIN. P.O. BOX 1034 GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. 95945 PH. 273-6166 “Len Gilbert FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP {WASHINGTON HOTEL. ROOMS—COCKTAILS Breakfast Lunch—Dinner . A. SMALL Woman’s Janitorial Service Far tice Or Nome 1F ews! me WATER PROBLEMS Call 273-4493 Pumps—Filters Pipe—Fittings ee td eines

es 2a . Heady Meu = By Fay M. Dunbar Those “dear old Golden Rule days" are here again, The boys: all have.their new jeans and the young ladies have their new wardrobe. Mother is exhausted and the family pocketbook is in bie co too. th the big yelses are ro! again and Mother can relax. . Wouldn't it be nice to go back to the Golden Rule days again and I don't mean be young again. If our laws keep getting more encumbered with whereases and such, which seem to make them easier to break, we may have to return to the Golden Rule again to avoid becoming anation governed by lust and greed. But for now its the "School Days" of the old song we are primarily concerned with the pressing problems of the very young. ‘ I wish I could believe in the generation gap everyone talks about. It makes a marvelous excuse for just about every shortcoming large or small. But you know I think our youngsters are very much the same as young . people ‘always were. Their material advantages and temptatioris make help over the rough spots and wise guidance around the pitfalls a must. But this has been a "must", for the learning ages, since the time of Socrates the great teacher, about 470 BC. Socrates favorite expression was "Kaw thyself." His most famous pupil, Plato, ence said "Until philosophers are kings — cities will never cease from ill, nor the human race," Provided with a good set of values, like the: ones Socrates gave to Plato that "the good and the intelligent are identical concepts," our youngsters will move _ their mountains just as every generation has since Socrates time. However this good set of.values is going to have to be learned at, or even occasionally over, the family knee. The little space age school house these days only seems: to be interested in developing SUPER people with @ BIG flair not THINKING peox ple who want to build a BETTER world. This has happened many times since Socrates time and will unfortunately probably happen many more. Anyway the big yellow buses are rolling again. But Mother please don't relax too much, * * * Forgive the foregoing diatribe. I knew I had been feeling dreadful and besides the beginning of school always makes me think too much. Maybe it's because I studied to be a teacher and maybe it’s just the questions in those eager young faces, I see by the dictionary diatribe means "a bitter and violent denunciation." I only meant to be thinking on paper. I guess my mind needs he rg fresh air. The beginning of school, always ends. a round of family type vacationing. One of my young nieces from down San Diego way and her family visited us. My two grandnieces ages seven years and nearly five years spent most of their time collecting rocks, Mother helps with the cementing and they make all kinds of familiar animals — dogs, fishes, turtles and rabbits to name a few. Each rock was carefully selected, washed and packed in a box, 273-2934 Another of my grandnieces, who lives in Hawaii, sends them coral and shells which they use in making Sea Dioramas. Their interest has lasted over a year now, so according tothe thinking of the little space age school house, they. must be jearning many things. At least they were tek Mr. and Mrs. Ted Olson who have been visiting Mrs. Olson's parents, the Ken Beaties, for 2 couple of weeks returned home to Palos Verdes last Monday. The Olson's children are a bit too young for school. Christine is only three yéars and Kenneth just seven months, but father attorney Ted Olson had to get back on the job. The Olsons plan to return for a family reunion at Christmas time, ‘ * * * The Don Litchfields are home from visiting relatives and friends in Southern California. Their trip included a-visit with friends at Auberry in the mountain and lake area near Fresno, . a visit to their old home and . friends in Pomona, to friends at Alta Loma, and to Mrs, Litch— field's sister in Palmdale, Mrs. Litchfield's mother, Mrs. Lillian Hammer of Hesperia, has returned home. She spent several weeks here this summer visiting with Pat and her family. Miss Linda Litchfield spent most of her summer in Southern California visiting her dearest girlfriend: Shirley accompanied Linda home for a short visit before the girls had to get back to their school work, * * * The. Eugene Walter family spent an extra long Labor Day weekend with Mrs. Walters parents, the Richard Lawsons, of Upland California. They came home in‘time to get young daughters Anna Marie and Barbara off to school. ; * * * Rough and Ready's day at the county chamber .of commerce booth at the district fair was Saturday the 23rd. I'm sure. a more hilarious day was never before experienced by the'staid old commercial building. The Mmes, Helen Avery, Maciel Filer, Joan Mader, Barbara Sailor and Helen Steele manned the booth. for the Rough and Ready Chamber, flew the Secession Flag, and did a real fun job for the community, The Fire Dept. Auxiliary willhold their regular September meeting Monday Sept. 8 at 8 p.m. at the Grange Hall, * * * The Grange rummage sale wilL. be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 4and Friday, Sept. 5 at the Grange Hall. The ladies always have some interesting items. Mrs. Esther Bixler and Mrs. Myrtle Hester are chairmen of the semi-annual event. xk * Mrs, Irene Lanzendorfer and her family are here from the bay area visiting her parents, the Fred McCumbers, There was more than visiting accomplished on this. vist. The Lanzendorfers have started workon their new home here. They are building on thé hill above the McCumbers home, fr he le AD . OS mae

Cea es fc ns ia ee pe eg Pe ee Pe ae MOUNTAIN AIR MOBILE PARK — We have had two new couples move into our park. W. F. Cascis' who sold their home on McCourtney Rd, Ellerty (Pat) and Alice Alvoid sold their home in Willaura Acres. We have three spaces vacant now all very nice; one that will. take a double ten, and one a 12' _by 60" with a large. expando, one that will take a 10° by 50°. _This one is the space our dear Dorothy Augustine was in until she decided to move out on her own pr on the old Banner .Rd. She was. the secretary or treasurer of our G.S.M.O.L, Chapter here in the Park, and a very faithful worker in taking care of our memberships. She will now go into the Golden Chain Chapter of mobilehomes on private property, and I miss her already. The-Dickensons are up for the weekend, and we are always glad to see these wonderful people come up, and look forward to the day’ when Mr, Dickenson is really retired, and will be here always. ** * WAGON *HO* TRAILER TERRACE = Fran Leavell has been very busy these last two weeks getting. things organized to get back to teaching at Hennessy. Lucky or fortunate are the children that have this dear, soft spoken, and dedicated person to teach them. Am very happy to-report that the new owners of this park the Moriotys (don't think that I spelled this right but have misplaced their card, anyway they will continue to permit children in this park. Only-one thing, right now they are full! * GRASS) VALLEY MOBILE VILLAGE —'I did a terrible thing the night that I installed the new officers in this chapter 179; I was still quite ill with the after effects of that double pneumonia that I had in April, and was so excited with the many kind words in the speech telling me what a good president and please I had been the past two years, and getting the lovely gift of a dish garden ect. and ect., that I completely forgot to say, thank you dear Rosemary for your wonderful support, and diligent work in getting almost 94 Complete Supply OF BUILDING MATERIALS « PABCO PAINT YUBA RIVER LUMBER CO. TOWN TALK, GRASS VALLEY 265-4521 DOWNIEVILLE YARD f 289-3351 Wednesday, September 3, 1969 ‘The Nevada County Nugget 3 Mobil Living By GLADYS HARPER Rt. 1, Box 573-Grass Valley Phone 273-8954 6s ee EER, ET EER et creeps tee be eee Benefit slated . for workshop A swimming party and moonlight supper will be held Sept. 13 at Lake of the Pines as a benefit party for the Nevada County Workshop, sponsored by the Nevada County Council for Retarded Children. ; Funds for ‘the workshop are at a low ebb and the summer per cent of the park tenants as members of GSMOL, and for being a wonderful public relation person. And please forgive me for not saying this. before!She was my Secretary-Treasurer, I'did not get to the pot-luck, and as I understand it Mr. Clarence Treadway was in the hosbenefit should provide enough~ money until the annual fund raising affair, The Golden Gala Ball, is held later this fall. Guests who wish to attend the moonlight supper may make reservations through the council, Post Office Box 677, Grass Valley. "8 Swimming will begin:at 4p.m. pital and could not play that foot at stomping music he does so well. September will see all the Chapters getting back to workSs. _GOLDEN CHAIN CHAPTER MOBILES ON PRIVATE PROPERTY — This chapter is having their monthly meeting at the forestry building on Ridge Rd. and Highway 20, 17:45 p.m. Wednesday and at this time will decide on the speakers for the coming year, We have such an abundance of interesting people to tell us some very interesting things, I know that I thoroughly enjoyed the evening that the fire chief and his assistant gave us a’ vivid demonstration. of: .the ney many dangers from fires right in our supposedly safe homes, and I will never forget all the valuable help a big box of plain ole baking soda can do in putting out most every type of fire “I now keep-two boxes on the county's newest country © club, a dinner of stuffed breast of chicken and rice pilaf will be served at 7 p.m. with dancin again after a month off in many tons Rarsteirand Wik ob-cheatre through the twilight and evening hours. Buy Better Than 3 Ever ~ +3 Crazy Horse 429 £. RIDGE RD. GRASSVALLEY, CAL. teed REAL ESTATE 201 Maie ST Si. 6.¥. e's 8 home in your future with ROMP ty 213-8473 . . 111 W. MAIN. P.O. BOX 1034 GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. 95945 PH. 273-6166 “Len Gilbert FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP {WASHINGTON HOTEL. ROOMS—COCKTAILS Breakfast Lunch—Dinner . A. SMALL Woman’s Janitorial Service Far tice Or Nome 1F ews! me WATER PROBLEMS Call 273-4493 Pumps—Filters Pipe—Fittings ee td eines