August 27, 1969 (12 pages)

Visitors from Japan TWO JAPANESE visitors to the Gold Cities pose with their Lions Club hosts. From left are Wayne Mulch of Grass Valley Lions Club, Tetsuo Nakashima, Kyoko Kita and Ralph Wollam of the Nevada City Lions Club, The students are visiting the fair here, then will cross the country to Chicago and New York. MODELS FOR CWC luncheon meeting Thursday are (Left to right) Elizabeth Harlicker, Jean Hahn, Lorraine Miller, Alice Branagh and Doni Antone. CWC to meet on Thursday The Christian Women's Club extends a cordial invitation to all interested women to attend its monthly luncheon meeting at the Bret Harte Inn in Grass Valley on Thursday at 12:30 p.m. This month's theme is "Sew and Show". Many local women have made dresses for themselves from the same basic pattern, chosen by the club, Each woman. will model her own. creation. in "The Parade of Fashions";:.the special feature. Three. prizes will be awarded -one for the prettiest, one for the most tailored, and one for the most unusual. Music will be provided by Judy Oldert, soprano soloist. Speaker will be Mrs. Thais Fritzemeier, chairman of the El Dorado Christian Women's Club. Reservations are necessary and can be made by calling Nadine Setzer at 273-4044 by Monday. Nursery care for small children is available at the Grass Valley United Methodist Church, Arrangements can be made when placing luncheon reservations. ‘Little merchant’ intends to collect Four dollars may appear to be "pin money" to big business, but: to a newspaper boy delivering under "the little merchant plan" it is a sizable sum. An enterprising youth, contending a subscriber has owed him four dollars since March, has placed the matter before the Nevada Justice Small Claims Court. The boy's mother is assisting him with his legal affairs, Local libraries receive 16mm film, projector service Grass Valley and Nevada City libraries have gained another service through the two-year library demonstration project, a 16 millimeter sound projector, screen and supply of films, Any adult in the county who has a library card may borrow the projector and screen and one or more films from a constantly changing supply. The filmsare kept at the Auburn-Placer library and are provided on an overnight loan basis, as is the projector. : The projector and screen will be housed at the Grass Valley library. Both local libraries have lists of the films available for loan, Mrs, Emerson said. Patrons should schedule films several days in advance to avoid conflicts in booking, > Films available through August are: Adventures of a Chipmunk Family, All God's Children, Father of modern Turkey; Bar Mitzvah, Berlin; Outpost of Freedom, Builders, Andrew Carnegie, Christ did not Stop at Eboli, Eyes in Outer Space. Freeway Phobia parts Iand I, Frustrating 4's and Fascinating 5's, Hailstones and Halibut Bones, In a Spring Garden, Legend of Niu, The Lemmings and Arctic Birds; Pay Dirt Angling, The Second World War, D-Day; Ski West and The Stonecutter. Sun Flight, Thoroughbreds of New Zeland, Victory at Sea, Vincent Van Gogh, White Mane, Wildlife in the Rockies, William Shakespeare and Frank Lloyd Wright. Every two months a new selection of 30 films will be available through the Auburn-Placer library, Wednesday, August 27, 1969 The Nevada County Nugget 9 Some may be eligible for ‘old style’ credentials A law has been passed which may .make some teachers eligible for ‘old type” credentials, according to Ed Feilersen, county superintendent of schools. Quoting from a State of California Department of Education “a 200 children finishRed Cross swimming More than 200 children participated in the second session of Red Cross swim lessons held in Pioneer Park. Pool at Nevada City. Of those in the program, 64 passed the requirements and were awarded certificates last week, oJ They are: Swimmers--Mike Cox, Donald Hudson, Jim Latshaw and Vanessa Pickering. Intermediates--Debra Barnical, Lisa Hider, Jeanine Cox, Judy Emerson, William Hill, Carrie Latshaw, Leslie McFarland, Katherine Murphy, Susan Pugh, Scott Quist, Leslie Simmons, Kim Starr. Advanced Beginners--Donnie Baker, Bill Beard, Pam Beglau, Stacy Bennett,Bruce Crane, Dawn Dolan, Johnny Emerson, Barbara .Gage, Michael Hill, Clifford Hume, James McPherson, Aimee Underwood, Julie Welch. Beginners--Julie Anderson, Belinda Baker, Larry Baker, Bradford Bennett, Karl Cobler, Robin Currier, Jeffrey Danos, Robyn Ann Danos, Yvonne Dugger, Tami Garman, Stephanie Gilliland, LaDawn Graham, . Shannon Heafey, Lisa Hill, Laura Hudson, Mark Langston, Rnee Lupcho, Tina Mathewson, Ricky McFarland, James Moore, Timothy Murphy, HolliNettles, Kelly O'Dell, Teresa O'Dell, Bradley Patterson, Stacey Purvis, Dianna Pollock, Todd Quist, Cheri Kim Ridenour, Jami Roberts, Julie Robinson, Helen Kay Royston, Lorri Sady, Lisa Steber, and Kim Tanner. The instructors for this session were Shirley Fore, Kathy Gollub, Joan Lupcho and Sue Royston, Helping as aides were: JoAnn Gilliland, Michaela Steber, Chris Waddell, JoAnn Currier and Colleen Graham and Steve Paine. The third session is now in progress at the Grass Valley corr and will continue until Aug. Suit results from accident Loretta J. and Barbara Osborne, through their guardian ad litem Mary E, Cate, are seeking personal injury dam~ ages of $20,000 from Antonio Gallegos. A Superior Court document filed this week claims Gallegos was the driver of a vehicle which collided with one in which the girls were riding May 9 on Interstate 80. It further contends that Gallegos was responsible, through negligence, for the accident in which the girls were injured. release he said, “This new state law authorizes the initial issuance of “old type’ credentials include the kindergarten-primary; general elementary; junior high school; general secondary; general pupil personnel; elementary, secondary, and general administration; exceptional children; special secondaries in art, music, physical education and homemaking; and all other credentials which were authorized under the law in effect Dec. 31, 1963. Such credentials may be issued to persons who have completed requirements under the conditions as set forth in Senate Bill, which reads as follows: "Any individual who by Nov. 1, 1963, had completed two years of college and on this date was enrolled in a teacher education curriculum at an approved teacher education institution or was teaching in a foreign country. "This law does not impose a termination date. However, if Assembly Bill 740 is enacted, it may terminate these new provisions of the Education Code authorizing the issuance of an "old type" credential." Fellersen urges interested persons to contact his office. Gold medal award for Val Baimas Mr. and Mrs. Val Baima of Banner Mountain will receive a gold medal sweepstakes award Sunday afternoon honoring them for their 22 years of entering agricultural products in the Nevada County District and Sacramento State Fairs. Tom Bair, manager. of Cal Expo, will present the award after the 5th Marine band concert, approximately 2:30 p.m. at the fair grounds. The Baimas exhibited the first time at the local fair in 1947, have continued to exhibit and take home dozens of blue, red and white ribbons, through the years. They have done equally well in winning awards at the State Fair. The gold medal sweepstakes award to be presented on Sunday will represent all the times the Baimas have exhibited atthe two fairs, Complete Supply OF BUILDING MATERIALS YUBA RIVER . LUMBER CO. TOWN TALK, GRASS VALLEY 265-4521 DOWNIEVILLE YARD 289-3351

Visitors from Japan TWO JAPANESE visitors to the Gold Cities pose with their Lions Club hosts. From left are Wayne Mulch of Grass Valley Lions Club, Tetsuo Nakashima, Kyoko Kita and Ralph Wollam of the Nevada City Lions Club, The students are visiting the fair here, then will cross the country to Chicago and New York. MODELS FOR CWC luncheon meeting Thursday are (Left to right) Elizabeth Harlicker, Jean Hahn, Lorraine Miller, Alice Branagh and Doni Antone. CWC to meet on Thursday The Christian Women's Club extends a cordial invitation to all interested women to attend its monthly luncheon meeting at the Bret Harte Inn in Grass Valley on Thursday at 12:30 p.m. This month's theme is "Sew and Show". Many local women have made dresses for themselves from the same basic pattern, chosen by the club, Each woman. will model her own. creation. in "The Parade of Fashions";:.the special feature. Three. prizes will be awarded -one for the prettiest, one for the most tailored, and one for the most unusual. Music will be provided by Judy Oldert, soprano soloist. Speaker will be Mrs. Thais Fritzemeier, chairman of the El Dorado Christian Women's Club. Reservations are necessary and can be made by calling Nadine Setzer at 273-4044 by Monday. Nursery care for small children is available at the Grass Valley United Methodist Church, Arrangements can be made when placing luncheon reservations. ‘Little merchant’ intends to collect Four dollars may appear to be "pin money" to big business, but: to a newspaper boy delivering under "the little merchant plan" it is a sizable sum. An enterprising youth, contending a subscriber has owed him four dollars since March, has placed the matter before the Nevada Justice Small Claims Court. The boy's mother is assisting him with his legal affairs, Local libraries receive 16mm film, projector service Grass Valley and Nevada City libraries have gained another service through the two-year library demonstration project, a 16 millimeter sound projector, screen and supply of films, Any adult in the county who has a library card may borrow the projector and screen and one or more films from a constantly changing supply. The filmsare kept at the Auburn-Placer library and are provided on an overnight loan basis, as is the projector. : The projector and screen will be housed at the Grass Valley library. Both local libraries have lists of the films available for loan, Mrs, Emerson said. Patrons should schedule films several days in advance to avoid conflicts in booking, > Films available through August are: Adventures of a Chipmunk Family, All God's Children, Father of modern Turkey; Bar Mitzvah, Berlin; Outpost of Freedom, Builders, Andrew Carnegie, Christ did not Stop at Eboli, Eyes in Outer Space. Freeway Phobia parts Iand I, Frustrating 4's and Fascinating 5's, Hailstones and Halibut Bones, In a Spring Garden, Legend of Niu, The Lemmings and Arctic Birds; Pay Dirt Angling, The Second World War, D-Day; Ski West and The Stonecutter. Sun Flight, Thoroughbreds of New Zeland, Victory at Sea, Vincent Van Gogh, White Mane, Wildlife in the Rockies, William Shakespeare and Frank Lloyd Wright. Every two months a new selection of 30 films will be available through the Auburn-Placer library, Wednesday, August 27, 1969 The Nevada County Nugget 9 Some may be eligible for ‘old style’ credentials A law has been passed which may .make some teachers eligible for ‘old type” credentials, according to Ed Feilersen, county superintendent of schools. Quoting from a State of California Department of Education “a 200 children finishRed Cross swimming More than 200 children participated in the second session of Red Cross swim lessons held in Pioneer Park. Pool at Nevada City. Of those in the program, 64 passed the requirements and were awarded certificates last week, oJ They are:

Swimmers--Mike Cox, Donald Hudson, Jim Latshaw and Vanessa Pickering. Intermediates--Debra Barnical, Lisa Hider, Jeanine Cox, Judy Emerson, William Hill, Carrie Latshaw, Leslie McFarland, Katherine Murphy, Susan Pugh, Scott Quist, Leslie Simmons, Kim Starr. Advanced Beginners--Donnie Baker, Bill Beard, Pam Beglau, Stacy Bennett,Bruce Crane, Dawn Dolan, Johnny Emerson, Barbara .Gage, Michael Hill, Clifford Hume, James McPherson, Aimee Underwood, Julie Welch. Beginners--Julie Anderson, Belinda Baker, Larry Baker, Bradford Bennett, Karl Cobler, Robin Currier, Jeffrey Danos, Robyn Ann Danos, Yvonne Dugger, Tami Garman, Stephanie Gilliland, LaDawn Graham, . Shannon Heafey, Lisa Hill, Laura Hudson, Mark Langston, Rnee Lupcho, Tina Mathewson, Ricky McFarland, James Moore, Timothy Murphy, HolliNettles, Kelly O'Dell, Teresa O'Dell, Bradley Patterson, Stacey Purvis, Dianna Pollock, Todd Quist, Cheri Kim Ridenour, Jami Roberts, Julie Robinson, Helen Kay Royston, Lorri Sady, Lisa Steber, and Kim Tanner. The instructors for this session were Shirley Fore, Kathy Gollub, Joan Lupcho and Sue Royston, Helping as aides were: JoAnn Gilliland, Michaela Steber, Chris Waddell, JoAnn Currier and Colleen Graham and Steve Paine. The third session is now in progress at the Grass Valley corr and will continue until Aug. Suit results from accident Loretta J. and Barbara Osborne, through their guardian ad litem Mary E, Cate, are seeking personal injury dam~ ages of $20,000 from Antonio Gallegos. A Superior Court document filed this week claims Gallegos was the driver of a vehicle which collided with one in which the girls were riding May 9 on Interstate 80. It further contends that Gallegos was responsible, through negligence, for the accident in which the girls were injured. release he said, “This new state law authorizes the initial issuance of “old type’ credentials include the kindergarten-primary; general elementary; junior high school; general secondary; general pupil personnel; elementary, secondary, and general administration; exceptional children; special secondaries in art, music, physical education and homemaking; and all other credentials which were authorized under the law in effect Dec. 31, 1963. Such credentials may be issued to persons who have completed requirements under the conditions as set forth in Senate Bill, which reads as follows: "Any individual who by Nov. 1, 1963, had completed two years of college and on this date was enrolled in a teacher education curriculum at an approved teacher education institution or was teaching in a foreign country. "This law does not impose a termination date. However, if Assembly Bill 740 is enacted, it may terminate these new provisions of the Education Code authorizing the issuance of an "old type" credential." Fellersen urges interested persons to contact his office. Gold medal award for Val Baimas Mr. and Mrs. Val Baima of Banner Mountain will receive a gold medal sweepstakes award Sunday afternoon honoring them for their 22 years of entering agricultural products in the Nevada County District and Sacramento State Fairs. Tom Bair, manager. of Cal Expo, will present the award after the 5th Marine band concert, approximately 2:30 p.m. at the fair grounds. The Baimas exhibited the first time at the local fair in 1947, have continued to exhibit and take home dozens of blue, red and white ribbons, through the years. They have done equally well in winning awards at the State Fair. The gold medal sweepstakes award to be presented on Sunday will represent all the times the Baimas have exhibited atthe two fairs, Complete Supply OF BUILDING MATERIALS YUBA RIVER . LUMBER CO. TOWN TALK, GRASS VALLEY 265-4521 DOWNIEVILLE YARD 289-3351