August 9, 1972 (12 pages)

Goiden Eagle Passportshave limitations "The new Golden Eagle Passport, which was recently signed into law by the President, allows entrance to national parks and national recreation areas only," stated Ted Gregg, recreation officer for the Tahoe National Forest, Since there -are no national recreation areas on the Tahoe National Forest, the Golden Eagle Passport does not apply to campgrounds or recreation facilities here. Daily fees will continue to be required. Gregg stated there appears to be some misunderstanding in the minds of campers in attempting to make destinction between the charge systems of the national parks and national forests. "We hope this statement will help clarify this point,"' he continued. Gregg also announced that the new program provides for a free Golden Age Passport for any person 62 years or older. This passport allows the holder to enter any national park or national recreation area free of charge. In addition, it authorizes him to use federal recreation facilities for one-half the established daily fee. This means that the holder can use all recreation facilities on the Tahoe National Forest at half price. "Since we have not yet received any Golden Age Passports, we will allow all those 62 years or older to use national forest recreation facilities at the reduced rate whether or not the individual possesses this passport," he concluded. Yuba entrance exams set for Aug. 12 Entrance examinations for the fall semester at Yuba College will be conducted Aug. 12 in the college theater, beginning at 8:30 a.m. Elbert Miller, associate dean for admissions and counseling, says that no appointment is necessary for taking the examinations. He recommends, however, that those planning to take the examinations notify the college's student personnel center so staff members can be certain of having a suffieient quantity of testing materials available. ~ Registration, by appointment only, is now going on daily at the college. Appointments should be arranged as soon as possible, _and preference will be given to those who have their high school transcripts and entrance examination scores on file. The entrance examinations are not used to determine admission requirements, Miller emphasized, adding that the results of the tests are used for class sectioning and counseling purposes only. High school graduates and all persons 18 years of age or older who can benefit from the instruction are eligible to enroll in Yuba College classes. Court rules out retroactive welfare aid SACRAMENTO -The possibility that the state might have to cough up $90 million in retroactive payments to welfare recipients was all buy removed by the Ninth U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco, The appeals court affirmed an earlier win by the state before the U. S, District Court and denied an appeal by the San Francisco Neighborhood Legal Assistance Foundation. The ruling, in Bryant vs, Carlson, appears to be final as far ‘as the federal courts are concerned. The U.S, Supreme Court had earlier refused to hear the SNFLAF appeal and sent the case back to San Francisco. A similar SNFLAF action in the state courts was lost last month when the Sacramento Superior Court ruled out retroactive payments to recipients of Aid to Families with Dependent Children, The pursuit of retroactive payments continued after Welfare Director Robert B, Carlseson granted AFDC recipients a 21.4 per cent cost of living increase last June 1 to conform to federal law. In the Bryant case in the federal courts it was argued that California was out of conformity from July 1, 1969, when Congress decreed the increase, and that the payments should be retroactive to that date. “The effect of having to make payments in this amount would have been catastrophic,’ Carlson said when told of the ruling. More delays on U.S. 50 Motorists on U.S. 50 in the Echo Summit area will be delayed 30 minutes at a time 8 a.m, to 5 p.m. all week, August 7-11, while one lane of the two-lane highway is resurfaced. Flagmen will stop traffic in both directions. A pilot car will conduct motorists past the one-mile-long paving zone alternating one direction at atime. A five-mile section over Echo Summit extending east to Meyers will be resurfaced in the five-day period. When contractor's equipment proceeds as far as the old Meyers grade west of the summit, one-way traffic will be permitted on the highway which will be temporarily used asadetour. Motorists proceeding in the opposite direction will be kept on the existing highway. This procedure will be used to help reduce delay periods. PUBLIC NOTICE The Commonwealth School, Inc., Nevada City, Calif, adopts the operational policy that it will not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, creed, color, religion, sex or national origin, Date of Publication: July 26, Aug, 2, 9, 1972, The Nevada County Nugget © Wednesday, Aug. 9, 19729 Camptonville News George M, Scott, of Sonora, was in town last week on a brief business visit. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Parker have returned from a brief visit to Reno, Nevada and their former home at Alpine County. Judge Acton M. Cleveland made a brief business visit to Sacramento last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stuart and her mother, Mrs. Grace Pauly, made a brief trip to Chico Thursday. Judge and Mrs. James Jeffery of Salinas were in town Saturday on a brief visit to friends. Mrs. Harding A, Burrows returned Friday from Texas where ‘she spent the past two weeks visiting her daughter who has been ill. Richard Clark spent the past week visiting his sister at Chicago Park, _ Myron Pauly of Red Bluff spent the week end visiting his mother, Mrs. Grace Pauly. Richard Clark has returned from a weeks visit with his sister and family at Chicago Park, Mrs. Marguerite Peden has returned from Montana where she spent a week visiting relatives. Postmaster Leland K. Pauly spent Monday in Marysville attending a Postmasters' meeting. Mrs, Elma Davis and sons returned last week from several days visit at their former home in Castro Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Kissighave returned from over a month's visit in Austria, Germany, Switzerland, and Holland. Their son, Donald, wife, two daughters and a son, who live in Ethiopia, returned with them for a visit to their old home here and in Reno. He is returning to Ethiopia shortly, going by way of France where he has business on the way home and the family will fly back a little later. Mrs, Betty Klipfel and grandfather Lee L, Virgin, of Woodland spent the weekend visiting their old home here, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Rogers made a brief trip to Sacramento Friday, their cousin, Herbert N. Rogers, who recently underwent surgery in a hospital in Oakland, returned with them for a visit to his old home here. LO OuR 38m YEAR Service to the Builder and the Homeowner OPEN 7 A.M. CAL BUSINESS SH THEY CAN By giving local customers the Best Customer Service ~ Competitive Prices and TRYING HARDER. We Try Hard and "That's the Way We Want It Around Here.” YUBA RIVER LUMBER COMPANY crass vauey 12391 NEVADA .CITY HWY. Nivane city EYNIAH .. Everything You Need, It’s All Here CALL 265-4521 VISIT OUR DOWNIEVILLE STORE North San Juan News By Idabel Covert Iam sitting here as usual with a blank paper staring me in the face wondering what on earth to write about. Not only is the paper blank, so is my socalled mind. It is 11:00 p.m. the end of a long, hard week, during which I was so busy helping with the Bible School and the Democratic Central Committee's annual luau that I don't know what earth-shaking news event may have occurred in North San Juan in the past few days. Therefore, I am going to give you the recipe for SweetSour Pork Roast that was a sensation at the luau and hope you try it, This is for a 10 lb. roast, but the ingredients can be cut in half for the average family, Sweet-Sour Pork Roast 2 cups molasses 2 cups soy sauce 2 cups sugar 2 cups water 2 No. 2 1/2 cans crushed pineapple 2 cups vinegar 1 chopped bell pepper 2 tblsps. dried minced onion Combine all the above ingredients and pour over the meat, which you have placed in aplastic cooking bag. Put the whole works in a large baking pan, and cook at 325 degrees for 5 hours, Try it: you'll like it. So much for the luau, excepting that it was a great success. Now I'm going to put this jerky typewriter to bed for the week, and if I'm still around after this, I'll regale you with some real news next Wednesday. Hunter safety class slated A hunter safety class will be held at the State Forestry Headquarters, Ridge Road and Highway 49 on Thursday and Friday. It will run from 9 a.m. to noon. Attendance both days is required to complete the course. Signup for the class at the Sheriff's Office by calling 265-4545. The class will be limited to the first 25 that signup. a fet OULD SET A GOO Chicago Park News By « June Robinson The Harrison Slawsons of You Bet Road find that living in a “dust bowl" can be expensive as well as aggravating. Efforts to straighten out the first curve of You Bet, which lies in front of the Slawson residence, has taken six weeks. The Slawsons are battleing to keep the dust out of their house, and recently had to resort to hiring a professional janitorial service. The time and inconvenience this road job involves .. and it is only a "patch up" deal at best .. has residents praying that the project will be completed Ralekly. * Everyone talks ecology but few seem to do much about it. ff it's not lack of money, it is apathy on the part of the people which prevents cleaning up the environment. The sandbar at Greenhorn is a case in point. A popular picnic spot, this beautiful place is rapidly becoming a "dump" because people who use it simply do not clean it up when they leave. * * Last weekend the Pine Tree Store in Peardale previewed a showing of antiques and sale items owned by the Bookouts and the Hunydas, Both families said that the experience was interesting and enjoyable .. so much so that they are making plans for another such event before too long. Among the items which found ready sale was an antique Tiffany lamp shade. * Ok OK Many of the regular visitors to Rollins Lake are complaining that the water level is lower than it has been in previous years, The gate attendant at Greenhorn Reservoir says that the level is correct .. that in previous years the lake has been too full, This year's level provides sandy beaches, anddespite some grumbling, business is better than ever, Don says, 4 D EXAMPLE AND

Goiden Eagle Passportshave limitations "The new Golden Eagle Passport, which was recently signed into law by the President, allows entrance to national parks and national recreation areas only," stated Ted Gregg, recreation officer for the Tahoe National Forest, Since there -are no national recreation areas on the Tahoe National Forest, the Golden Eagle Passport does not apply to campgrounds or recreation facilities here. Daily fees will continue to be required. Gregg stated there appears to be some misunderstanding in the minds of campers in attempting to make destinction between the charge systems of the national parks and national forests. "We hope this statement will help clarify this point,"' he continued. Gregg also announced that the new program provides for a free Golden Age Passport for any person 62 years or older. This passport allows the holder to enter any national park or national recreation area free of charge. In addition, it authorizes him to use federal recreation facilities for one-half the established daily fee. This means that the holder can use all recreation facilities on the Tahoe National Forest at half price. "Since we have not yet received any Golden Age Passports, we will allow all those 62 years or older to use national forest recreation facilities at the reduced rate whether or not the individual possesses this passport," he concluded. Yuba entrance exams set for Aug. 12 Entrance examinations for the fall semester at Yuba College will be conducted Aug. 12 in the college theater, beginning at 8:30 a.m. Elbert Miller, associate dean for admissions and counseling, says that no appointment is necessary for taking the examinations. He recommends, however, that those planning to take the examinations notify the college's student personnel center so staff members can be certain of having a suffieient quantity of testing materials available. ~ Registration, by appointment only, is now going on daily at the college. Appointments should be arranged as soon as possible, _and preference will be given to those who have their high school transcripts and entrance examination scores on file. The entrance examinations are not used to determine admission requirements, Miller emphasized, adding that the results of the tests are used for class sectioning and counseling purposes only. High school graduates and all persons 18 years of age or older who can benefit from the instruction are eligible to enroll in Yuba College classes. Court rules out retroactive welfare aid SACRAMENTO -The possibility that the state might have to cough up $90 million in retroactive payments to welfare recipients was all buy removed by the Ninth U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco, The appeals court affirmed an earlier win by the state before the U. S, District Court and denied an appeal by the San Francisco Neighborhood Legal Assistance Foundation. The ruling, in Bryant vs, Carlson, appears to be final as far ‘as the federal courts are concerned. The U.S, Supreme Court had earlier refused to hear the SNFLAF appeal and sent the case back to San Francisco. A similar SNFLAF action in the state courts was lost last month when the Sacramento Superior Court ruled out retroactive payments to recipients of Aid to Families with Dependent Children, The pursuit of retroactive payments continued after Welfare Director Robert B, Carlseson granted AFDC recipients a 21.4 per cent cost of living increase last June 1 to conform to federal law. In the Bryant case in the federal courts it was argued that California was out of conformity from July 1, 1969, when Congress decreed the increase, and that the payments should be retroactive to that date. “The effect of having to make payments in this amount would have been catastrophic,’ Carlson said when told of the ruling. More delays on U.S. 50 Motorists on U.S. 50 in the Echo Summit area will be delayed 30 minutes at a time 8 a.m, to 5 p.m. all week, August 7-11, while one lane of the two-lane highway is resurfaced. Flagmen will stop traffic in both directions. A pilot car will conduct motorists past the one-mile-long paving zone alternating one direction at atime. A five-mile section over Echo Summit extending east to Meyers will be resurfaced in the five-day period. When contractor's equipment proceeds as far as the old Meyers grade west of the summit, one-way traffic will be permitted on the highway which will be temporarily used asadetour. Motorists proceeding in the opposite direction will be kept on the existing highway. This procedure will be used to help reduce delay periods. PUBLIC NOTICE The Commonwealth School, Inc., Nevada City, Calif, adopts the operational policy that it will not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, creed, color, religion, sex or national origin, Date of Publication: July 26, Aug, 2, 9, 1972, The Nevada County Nugget © Wednesday, Aug. 9, 19729 Camptonville News George M, Scott, of Sonora, was in town last week on a brief business visit. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Parker have returned from a brief visit to Reno, Nevada and their former home at Alpine County. Judge Acton M. Cleveland made a brief business visit to Sacramento last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stuart and her mother, Mrs. Grace Pauly, made a brief trip to Chico Thursday. Judge and Mrs. James Jeffery of Salinas were in town Saturday on a brief visit to friends. Mrs. Harding A, Burrows returned Friday from Texas where ‘she spent the past two weeks visiting her daughter who has been ill. Richard Clark spent the past week visiting his sister at Chicago Park, _ Myron Pauly of Red Bluff spent the week end visiting his mother, Mrs. Grace Pauly. Richard Clark has returned from

a weeks visit with his sister and family at Chicago Park, Mrs. Marguerite Peden has returned from Montana where she spent a week visiting relatives. Postmaster Leland K. Pauly spent Monday in Marysville attending a Postmasters' meeting. Mrs, Elma Davis and sons returned last week from several days visit at their former home in Castro Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Kissighave returned from over a month's visit in Austria, Germany, Switzerland, and Holland. Their son, Donald, wife, two daughters and a son, who live in Ethiopia, returned with them for a visit to their old home here and in Reno. He is returning to Ethiopia shortly, going by way of France where he has business on the way home and the family will fly back a little later. Mrs, Betty Klipfel and grandfather Lee L, Virgin, of Woodland spent the weekend visiting their old home here, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Rogers made a brief trip to Sacramento Friday, their cousin, Herbert N. Rogers, who recently underwent surgery in a hospital in Oakland, returned with them for a visit to his old home here. LO OuR 38m YEAR Service to the Builder and the Homeowner OPEN 7 A.M. CAL BUSINESS SH THEY CAN By giving local customers the Best Customer Service ~ Competitive Prices and TRYING HARDER. We Try Hard and "That's the Way We Want It Around Here.” YUBA RIVER LUMBER COMPANY crass vauey 12391 NEVADA .CITY HWY. Nivane city EYNIAH ... Everything You Need, It’s All Here CALL 265-4521 VISIT OUR DOWNIEVILLE STORE North San Juan News By Idabel Covert Iam sitting here as usual with a blank paper staring me in the face wondering what on earth to write about. Not only is the paper blank, so is my socalled mind. It is 11:00 p.m. the end of a long, hard week, during which I was so busy helping with the Bible School and the Democratic Central Committee's annual luau that I don't know what earth-shaking news event may have occurred in North San Juan in the past few days. Therefore, I am going to give you the recipe for SweetSour Pork Roast that was a sensation at the luau and hope you try it, This is for a 10 lb. roast, but the ingredients can be cut in half for the average family, Sweet-Sour Pork Roast 2 cups molasses 2 cups soy sauce 2 cups sugar 2 cups water 2 No. 2 1/2 cans crushed pineapple 2 cups vinegar 1 chopped bell pepper 2 tblsps. dried minced onion Combine all the above ingredients and pour over the meat, which you have placed in aplastic cooking bag. Put the whole works in a large baking pan, and cook at 325 degrees for 5 hours, Try it: you'll like it. So much for the luau, excepting that it was a great success. Now I'm going to put this jerky typewriter to bed for the week, and if I'm still around after this, I'll regale you with some real news next Wednesday. Hunter safety class slated A hunter safety class will be held at the State Forestry Headquarters, Ridge Road and Highway 49 on Thursday and Friday. It will run from 9 a.m. to noon. Attendance both days is required to complete the course. Signup for the class at the Sheriff's Office by calling 265-4545. The class will be limited to the first 25 that signup. a fet OULD SET A GOO Chicago Park News By « June Robinson The Harrison Slawsons of You Bet Road find that living in a “dust bowl" can be expensive as well as aggravating. Efforts to straighten out the first curve of You Bet, which lies in front of the Slawson residence, has taken six weeks. The Slawsons are battleing to keep the dust out of their house, and recently had to resort to hiring a professional janitorial service. The time and inconvenience this road job involves ... and it is only a "patch up" deal at best ... has residents praying that the project will be completed Ralekly. * Everyone talks ecology but few seem to do much about it. ff it's not lack of money, it is apathy on the part of the people which prevents cleaning up the environment. The sandbar at Greenhorn is a case in point. A popular picnic spot, this beautiful place is rapidly becoming a "dump" because people who use it simply do not clean it up when they leave. * * Last weekend the Pine Tree Store in Peardale previewed a showing of antiques and sale items owned by the Bookouts and the Hunydas, Both families said that the experience was interesting and enjoyable ... so much so that they are making plans for another such event before too long. Among the items which found ready sale was an antique Tiffany lamp shade. * Ok OK Many of the regular visitors to Rollins Lake are complaining that the water level is lower than it has been in previous years, The gate attendant at Greenhorn Reservoir says that the level is correct ... that in previous years the lake has been too full, This year's level provides sandy beaches, anddespite some grumbling, business is better than ever, Don says, 4 D EXAMPLE AND