August 13, 1964 (24 pages)

iw August 13, 1964. .Nevada County Nugget. .yy THIS WIER is being constructed in Bear River just downstream of the bridge on Colfax Highway to measure water flow from the Nevada Irrigation District's new Rollins Reservoir. The U oO Geological Services is building several of the measuring devices for the district at new project sites. “My Fair Lady” Opens Two Week Music Circus Run people. Based on the famous play of Bernard Shaw, Pygmalion, it combines all the best qualities of Monday night, August 17 for a musicalcomedy, a literate book two week run through August 30, 4S the original and a hearty and My Fair Lady is the most sucworld famous score by Lerner and cessful musical to ever open in Loewe, the sameteam that wrote New York. That was March 15, Brigadoon and Paint Your Wagon. 1956. The New York production™™ Music Circus has a stellar cast continued until September, 1962, suit the occasion. Playing Eliza: a total of 2,717 performances. Doolittle, the Cockney girl who It played to over four million becomes a great lady, is Margot Moser, who played the part in New York for two years. She was the first American girl to do so, Miss Moser isno stranger to Music Circus audiences. It was her part of Sarah in Guys and Dolls, starring with Lloyd Bridges, in 1959, that lead toher getting the choice Too Much ® Breathing role of Eliza in the New York D production of My Fair Lady. Hugh Marl , with CANGETOUS rei. vitveher Profesor Higgins. Lyle Talbot, who is well known for his roles in the Bob Cummings Show and Ozzie & Harriet on television, will play Colonel Pickering. Ben Wrigley, who has already gotten raves this summer playing Eliza's father Alfred P. Doolittle elsewhere, will play the same role here. My Fair Lady, the long aw aited Broadway hit, will be the final présentation of the 1964 Music Circus season. It will open on Hyperventilation Hyperventilation a swimmer's technique for building up his oxy~gen supply by rapid breathing in order to stay underwater for longer periods of time ~ can result in a blackout and possible drowning, wams Dr. Malcolm H. Merrill, state health director. The director said that many of the deaths from drowning in ug At Home In Another Country Debby ‘hompson, Nevada Union High School's first Student Abroad under the program sponsored by the American Field Service, continues her report this week on her adventures in Finland. July 18.,.At around 5 o'clock we went to the sauna. It was a riot, Ilona had some clothes to wash so Asta and I went in first. Asta had never thought about all she was doing before. She cracked up just thinking about how funny it must have seemed to me, When we started hitting ourselves with spruce branches we went into hysterics! The temp was about 180°, At first it was a bit unbearable but then it felt sorta good, It got terribly hard to breathe though. By the time we went out to the lake I thought I'd suffocate for sure. Jumping into the lake wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. I was so hot that it took a little time for the water to cool me off. After it was all over I felt rather tired but good. July 19..In me afternoon we weut visiting to some reiative's place. Wehadtotakeataxi. The wuoletamily piled intotnis beautitul, new Ford country sedan. Tne glory of a good old American car with LEG room! (Debsis5'9"). The telative's place was very beautiful and restful. They all spoke English rather well. One of the girls had just come back from Great Britain. But it sounded to me like she had an Irish accent! I loved it. July 20..This afternoon it rained..I love the rain. It relaxes me. I sat around and read Chekov all afternoon. Ilona made some very good doughnuts filled with prune jam, They tasted swell, You won't believe what we did this evening! They wanted tohear some American ghost stories, of all things! So I told them three and they told me three, I had to tell pretty insipid ones since it's hard totranslate words like vam-~ pire. It was sorta fun. At least they seemed to enjoy it. July 21. .Well, today was Johanna's name day (13 year old sister). It.rained again. Therain put a damper on her party somewhat, (A name day is the day for you to celebrate your name. There's a day for every name. California each year can be at~tributed to this cause. Quality Dr. Merrill explained that in ° Name Dg order to prolong his underwater yr Reaads et capabilities, a swimmer hyper@ Ss ventilates before diving, thus washing out most of the carbon é dioxide in his bloodstream which % is the major stimulus for breathing, ly In subsequent swimming with his breath held, the diver again be& gins to build up his blood earbon dioxide level while reducing the amount of oxygen in his blood. TRUEBLOOD AUTOMOTIVE . ¢ acc” 110 SO, PINE, NEVADA CITY, PH. 265-4064 A Million Sometimes tnere may be more than one name in a day though.) The children played all sorts of games and Johanna (Nippi is her nickname) opened her presents. It was almost like a birthday party. They only celebrate when they're young kids. July 22.,.Around noon I was alone in the house. Asta had gone tothe store, Ilona was swimming and Johanna was off somewhere playing with her friends. "Mother" and "father" were in Helsinki. So, there I sat listening to the radio. And what should come on but “I Left My Heart in San Francisco"! © So I let loose and sang along at the top of my vibrant lungs! It was quite spirit lifting, especially considering I didn't think my spirit needed lifting at the time. This evening they tried to find words too hard for me to pro~nounce. But I passed with flying colors. I was only a little off on one or two words, Oho! Here comes Nippi, right on schedule. She always comes ° in while I'm writing, looks over my shoulder, gets a piece of paper and practices writing the alphabet. It's quite funny. She's done it for three days in a row now, We have sort of a little understanding with each other. Ste knows about” as much English as I do Finnish. So we have a brief three or four eo png PEN LELIIOST OD ¥_ataat-o #20? at) at at ef ati efi ef a¥_atat2.at a%et—ef—eF @ Conversation--Three Or Four 4Words And Faces word exchange when she comes intoaroom with me, The rest of our conversations are carried on with three or four signs and a million facial expressions. This afternoon we rowed across the farm again to get strawberries and vegetables, I rowed over and Ilona rowed back.. Nippi just presented me with a match box full of assorted dead flies! At 10 this evening we went to adance. A fellow I danced with, to my amazement, spoke English quite well. He was a gorgeous blue-eyed, blond haired brain who knows German, Swedish, English and some French! July 24.. Around noon I helped “mother” fix lunch. She really thinks California must be a dream place because of all the fruits and vegetables we get fresh. We went to the sauna again. It's really sorta fun, But we had to hurry because we were going to another dance! The place we went was the biggest summer dance place in Finland. I met 3 AFSers there too. Gee, it was refreshing to see them We took the bus home..We walked fromthe bus stop in pourwalk! Boy, what a night! Hains Completes Training Captain Lehmann D. Hines, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.P. Hines of 206 W. Ridge Road, Grass Valley, has completed the rigorous U.S. Air Force Survival and Special Training School at Stead AFB, Nev. Captain Hines was trained to use Ine. : }-UMBACHER equipment and techniques that would enable him to survive under adverse climatic conditions and hostile environments. The course, conducted by the Air Training Command, includes combat survival, evasion and escape, and counterinsurgency training. Grumbacher HYPLAR‘ hanew High Copolymer Plastic Water Colors, fulfill the} equirements of both fine arts painters and commercial artists. n addition, Hyplar will take on any non-oil surface including acetate, plaster, wood, etc, And Hyplar comes in 32 different} Colors, a Prepared Gesso, two Varnish-Mediums, ” Modeling Paste and Remover. Se cata Henan ‘ing rain, It's only about’a mile"s™

iw August 13, 1964.. .Nevada County Nugget. .yy THIS WIER is being constructed in Bear River just downstream of the bridge on Colfax Highway to measure water flow from the Nevada Irrigation District's new Rollins Reservoir. The U oO Geological Services is building several of the measuring devices for the district at new project sites. “My Fair Lady” Opens Two Week Music Circus Run people. Based on the famous play of Bernard Shaw, Pygmalion, it combines all the best qualities of Monday night, August 17 for a musicalcomedy, a literate book two week run through August 30, 4S the original and a hearty and My Fair Lady is the most sucworld famous score by Lerner and cessful musical to ever open in Loewe, the sameteam that wrote New York. That was March 15, Brigadoon and Paint Your Wagon. 1956. The New York production™™ Music Circus has a stellar cast continued until September, 1962, suit the occasion. Playing Eliza: a total of 2,717 performances. Doolittle, the Cockney girl who It played to over four million becomes a great lady, is Margot Moser, who played the part in New York for two years. She was the first American girl to do so, Miss Moser isno stranger to Music Circus audiences. It was her part of Sarah in Guys and Dolls, starring with Lloyd Bridges, in 1959, that lead toher getting the choice Too Much ® Breathing role of Eliza in the New York D production of My Fair Lady. Hugh Marl , with CANGETOUS rei. vitveher Profesor Higgins. Lyle Talbot, who is well known for his roles in the Bob Cummings Show and Ozzie & Harriet on television, will play Colonel Pickering. Ben Wrigley, who has already gotten raves this summer playing Eliza's father Alfred P. Doolittle elsewhere, will play the same role here. My Fair Lady, the long aw aited Broadway hit, will be the final présentation of the 1964 Music Circus season. It will open on Hyperventilation Hyperventilation a swimmer's technique for building up his oxy~gen supply by rapid breathing in order to stay underwater for longer periods of time ~ can result in a blackout and possible drowning, wams Dr. Malcolm H. Merrill, state health director. The director said that many of the deaths from drowning in ug At Home In Another Country Debby ‘hompson, Nevada Union High School's first Student Abroad under the program sponsored by the American Field Service, continues her report this week on her adventures in Finland. July 18.,.At around 5 o'clock we went to the sauna. It was a riot, Ilona had some clothes to wash so Asta and I went in first. Asta had never thought about all she was doing before. She cracked up just thinking about how funny it must have seemed to me, When we started hitting ourselves with spruce branches we went into hysterics! The temp was about 180°, At first it was a bit unbearable but then it felt sorta good, It got terribly hard to breathe though. By the time we went out to the lake I thought I'd suffocate for sure. Jumping into the lake wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. I was so hot that it took a little time for the water to cool me off. After it was all over I felt rather tired but good. July 19...In me afternoon we weut visiting to some reiative's place. Wehadtotakeataxi. The wuoletamily piled intotnis beautitul, new Ford country sedan. Tne glory of a good old American car with LEG room! (Debsis5'9"). The telative's place was very beautiful and restful. They all spoke English rather well. One of the girls had just come back from Great Britain. But it sounded to me like she had an Irish accent! I loved it. July 20...This afternoon it rained...I love the rain. It relaxes me. I sat around and read Chekov all afternoon. Ilona made some very good doughnuts filled with prune jam, They tasted swell, You won't believe what we did this evening! They wanted tohear some American ghost stories, of all things! So I told them three and they told me three, I had to tell pretty insipid ones since it's hard totranslate words like vam-~ pire. It was sorta fun. At least they seemed to enjoy it. July 21.. .Well, today was Johanna's name day (13 year old sister). It.rained again. Therain put a damper on her party somewhat, (A name day is the day for you to celebrate your name. There's a day for every name.

California each year can be at~tributed to this cause. Quality Dr. Merrill explained that in ° Name Dg order to prolong his underwater yr Reaads et capabilities, a swimmer hyper@ Ss ventilates before diving, thus washing out most of the carbon é dioxide in his bloodstream which % is the major stimulus for breathing, ly In subsequent swimming with his breath held, the diver again be& gins to build up his blood earbon dioxide level while reducing the amount of oxygen in his blood. TRUEBLOOD AUTOMOTIVE . ¢ acc” 110 SO, PINE, NEVADA CITY, PH. 265-4064 A Million Sometimes tnere may be more than one name in a day though.) The children played all sorts of games and Johanna (Nippi is her nickname) opened her presents. It was almost like a birthday party. They only celebrate when they're young kids. July 22.,.Around noon I was alone in the house. Asta had gone tothe store, Ilona was swimming and Johanna was off somewhere playing with her friends. "Mother" and "father" were in Helsinki. So, there I sat listening to the radio. And what should come on but “I Left My Heart in San Francisco"! © So I let loose and sang along at the top of my vibrant lungs! It was quite spirit lifting, especially considering I didn't think my spirit needed lifting at the time. This evening they tried to find words too hard for me to pro~nounce. But I passed with flying colors. I was only a little off on one or two words, Oho! Here comes Nippi, right on schedule. She always comes ° in while I'm writing, looks over my shoulder, gets a piece of paper and practices writing the alphabet. It's quite funny. She's done it for three days in a row now, We have sort of a little understanding with each other. Ste knows about” as much English as I do Finnish. So we have a brief three or four eo png PEN LELIIOST OD ¥_ataat-o #20? at) at at ef ati efi ef a¥_atat2.at a%et—ef—eF @ Conversation--Three Or Four 4Words And Faces word exchange when she comes intoaroom with me, The rest of our conversations are carried on with three or four signs and a million facial expressions. This afternoon we rowed across the farm again to get strawberries and vegetables, I rowed over and Ilona rowed back... Nippi just presented me with a match box full of assorted dead flies! At 10 this evening we went to adance. A fellow I danced with, to my amazement, spoke English quite well. He was a gorgeous blue-eyed, blond haired brain who knows German, Swedish, English and some French! July 24... Around noon I helped “mother” fix lunch. She really thinks California must be a dream place because of all the fruits and vegetables we get fresh. We went to the sauna again. It's really sorta fun, But we had to hurry because we were going to another dance! The place we went was the biggest summer dance place in Finland. I met 3 AFSers there too. Gee, it was refreshing to see them We took the bus home...We walked fromthe bus stop in pourwalk! Boy, what a night! Hains Completes Training Captain Lehmann D. Hines, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.P. Hines of 206 W. Ridge Road, Grass Valley, has completed the rigorous U.S. Air Force Survival and Special Training School at Stead AFB, Nev. Captain Hines was trained to use Ine. : }-UMBACHER equipment and techniques that would enable him to survive under adverse climatic conditions and hostile environments. The course, conducted by the Air Training Command, includes combat survival, evasion and escape, and counterinsurgency training. Grumbacher HYPLAR‘ hanew High Copolymer Plastic Water Colors, fulfill the} equirements of both fine arts painters and commercial artists. n addition, Hyplar will take on any non-oil surface including acetate, plaster, wood, etc, And Hyplar comes in 32 different} Colors, a Prepared Gesso, two Varnish-Mediums, ” Modeling Paste and Remover. Se cata Henan ‘ing rain, It's only about’a mile"s™