July 14, 1971 (12 pages)

ebary type 2 The Nevada County Nugget, Wednesa, hy ue atetetesedecedecereseteteteceeteceteeteesetetes: RICK EMMONS, "No way," Rick is 18, Sounding Board . Asked of 17 and 18-year-olds by the aageet on ‘photographer team: If the draft were ended would you be willting to serve in volunteer army if this country were at: war? : “97 0"0'0"e 0.0.9. sstetateteteteteteteleteteeleletatbtoteetatidebeleetetateteet o ss aes mae REGGIE McD ANIEL, "Yeah, T imagine I would,” Reggie i is 18. ' CELEBRATING THEIR 50th reunion was the 1921 class of Grass Valley High ee = attending are from (left to right, front row) Harold Waldron, William Argall, ir a ser, Herbert Barker, Elmer Fox, Frank Hooper; (back row:) Marcelene — Squires, Kinsman Mitchell, Phyilis Rowe Dickhouse, Ruth Barker, Madeline Edwards Angel, rp : Azevedo, Georgia Wood Saxon. The 13 classmates and their husbands and wives ose phoct the home of Mr, and Mrs, Frank Hooper where the happy hour was held on the ape : a were read from the eight members of the class who could not attend, Dinner was held at The Office, On the tables were placemats designed and made by William Argall for the occasion. Pictured was Columbus School under construction in 1867-68 and as it looked in later years, The G.V.H.S. song, written by Homer Smith of Grass Valley, was also featured on the mats, Columbus School was situated on the site of the present Hennessey School, Classes were small, 27 in the class of 1921, Nevada City had its own high school with equally small classes, -In 1921 bonds for a new high school carried 12 to 1 and the new high school was constructed People may pitch a tent on their property if they are not min violation of laws, and the g@county cannot control alleged @ child abuse unless complaints “we are lodged with authorities and substantiating evidence is found, Sheriff Wayne Brown and other department heads so explained * to supervisors Tuesday, . Chairman Dean Lawrence wai e was concerned about an adveroe BMMERS, No. PO tisement in a Sacramento paper . which invited people to buy = en : property in Nevada’ county and . NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET) "pitch a tent” on ft "Nothing can be done unless they create a health hazard," _ Supervisor Willie Curran said, j Prohibiting pitching tents would do away with a lot of recPUBLISHED EVERY ‘WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, . 301 eget nage aes ae ii naire Névada City, Ca. EM "No," Mik e en e Situation 95959 uae cme 36° . building a "first class freeway and forbidding people to use it because they might speed and not be caught," '__. -Mrs, Lawrence asked Brown Me what could be done about child ™ abuse when she said it was reported to her that a woman in . Telephone 265-2471 Second class postage paid at Nevada City, California. Adjud© icated a legal newspaper of general circu> lation by the Nevada seen allowing a small baby to County Superior Court , be exposed to the sun, She said Juce 3, 1960. Decree the baby's head was very red, No, 12, 406, She hoped for control of such Subscription Rates: one year, $3.00; two _ situations, _ When Brown determined that years, $5.00, the case had not been reported ; to proper authorities he believed Mrs, Larence's informant was 12 S 7 remiss in not doing so, Eugene PRIZE-WINNING NEWSPAPER Newman, social services direcat the tor, and Brown agreed that CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER there are provisions to protect children, but that suspected cases must be reported’ and "unconventional" dress hasbeen ° on Auburn Street. and is now the Empire High School. investigations made before action can be taken, Brown said that reports of some such incidents have proved unfounded in the past, In other action Tuesday the board by resolution ‘approvedan agreement between the California State Department of Human Resources and the supplemental training and employment program, There will be no additional cost to the county to extend an existing program. --Accepted an invitation from the California State Fair for Aug, 23 to be declared Nevada County Day at the fair, This means that the county will have a certain number of free tickets, which generally aredistributed to seniorcitizens' clubs, Newman said, --Took no action on a vacancy on the Golden Empire Regional Comprehensive Health Council, The Western Nevada and Sierra Counties Area Health Facility Planning Commission approve re-appointment of Al Casey to a second term, However, Mrs, Lawrence said she had several other candidates in mind also, --Accepted with regret res+ ignations of Robert McMasters and William Hageman from the Personnel Commission, Supervisor Willie Curran noted that three out of five members have resigned from the commission, --Accepted Mrs, Lawrence's invitation to tour her district -and view the problems in district 2 prior to zoning, Mrs, Lawrence invited the board to be her luncheon guests, (Photo by Gomeme Saxon) No law against tents,. Variety i is board is informed keynote of flea market Variety will be the keyno’ ¢ for the second annual Paris Flea Market to be held July 18, from 9 a.m, to 6 p.m, at Mount St. ] ary's Convent in Grass Valley, Booth rental has far surpassed last year's, necessitating the use of every available nook and cranny in the old convent and its surrounding gardens, Chairman Marianne Murphy reports she has "even rented a tree," Activity will abound, Merrill Sword, a talented Sacramento artist spécializing in flowers, will be sketching with India inks, Ellen Anderson, Nevada City, will be working with macrame, Mabel Wilson, Grass Valley, will be crocheting her unique creations, There will be potters, more sketchers, weaving, and even spinning, Among the other exhibitors will be Karen Lefler, leading glass; Judy Lowell, batik; Gib Harrick, Mother Lode art; and Susan Yun, enameled jewelry. The Grass Valley swim team will be selling homemade candy, Nevada County Community Workshop, a training center for emotionally, physically, and vocationally. handicapped adults, will be selling pine cone crafts. The Republican Women and others will have booths, A new organization called. Birthright will use the flea market to help spread the word that there is new aid for those facing an unwanted pregnancy, ,

ebary type 2 The Nevada County Nugget, Wednesa, hy ue atetetesedecedecereseteteteceeteceteeteesetetes: RICK EMMONS, "No way," Rick is 18, Sounding Board . Asked of 17 and 18-year-olds by the aageet on ‘photographer team: If the draft were ended would you be willting to serve in volunteer army if this country were at: war? : “97 0"0'0"e 0.0.9. sstetateteteteteteteleteteeleletatbtoteetatidebeleetetateteet o ss aes mae REGGIE McD ANIEL, "Yeah, T imagine I would,” Reggie i is 18. ' CELEBRATING THEIR 50th reunion was the 1921 class of Grass Valley High ee = attending are from (left to right, front row) Harold Waldron, William Argall, ir a ser, Herbert Barker, Elmer Fox, Frank Hooper; (back row:) Marcelene — Squires, Kinsman Mitchell, Phyilis Rowe Dickhouse, Ruth Barker, Madeline Edwards Angel, rp : Azevedo, Georgia Wood Saxon. The 13 classmates and their husbands and wives ose phoct the home of Mr, and Mrs, Frank Hooper where the happy hour was held on the ape : a were read from the eight members of the class who could not attend, Dinner was held at The Office, On the tables were placemats designed and made by William Argall for the occasion. Pictured was Columbus School under construction in 1867-68 and as it looked in later years, The G.V.H.S. song, written by Homer Smith of Grass Valley, was also featured on the mats, Columbus School was situated on the site of the present Hennessey School, Classes were small, 27 in the class of 1921, Nevada City had its own high school with equally small classes, -In 1921 bonds for a new high school carried 12 to 1 and the new high school was constructed People may pitch a tent on their property if they are not min violation of laws, and the g@county cannot control alleged @ child abuse unless complaints “we are lodged with authorities and substantiating evidence is found, Sheriff Wayne Brown and other department heads so explained * to supervisors Tuesday, . Chairman Dean Lawrence wai e was concerned about an adveroe BMMERS, No. PO tisement in a Sacramento paper . which invited people to buy = en : property in Nevada’ county and . NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET) "pitch a tent” on ft "Nothing can be done unless they create a health hazard," _ Supervisor Willie Curran said, j Prohibiting pitching tents would do away with a lot of recPUBLISHED EVERY ‘WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, . 301 eget nage aes ae ii naire Névada City, Ca. EM "No," Mik e en e Situation 95959 uae cme 36° . building a "first class freeway and forbidding people to use it because they might speed and not be caught," '__. -Mrs, Lawrence asked Brown Me what could be done about child ™ abuse when she said it was reported to her that a woman in . Telephone 265-2471 Second class postage paid at Nevada City, California. Adjud© icated a legal newspaper of general circu> lation by the Nevada seen allowing a small baby to County Superior Court , be exposed to the sun, She said Juce 3, 1960. Decree the baby's head was very red, No, 12, 406, She hoped for control of such Subscription Rates: one year, $3.00; two _ situations, _ When Brown determined that years, $5.00, the case had not been reported ; to proper authorities he believed Mrs, Larence's informant was 12 S 7 remiss in not doing so, Eugene PRIZE-WINNING NEWSPAPER Newman, social services direcat the tor, and Brown agreed that CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER there are provisions to protect children, but that suspected cases must be reported’ and "unconventional" dress hasbeen °

on Auburn Street. and is now the Empire High School. investigations made before action can be taken, Brown said that reports of some such incidents have proved unfounded in the past, In other action Tuesday the board by resolution ‘approvedan agreement between the California State Department of Human Resources and the supplemental training and employment program, There will be no additional cost to the county to extend an existing program. --Accepted an invitation from the California State Fair for Aug, 23 to be declared Nevada County Day at the fair, This means that the county will have a certain number of free tickets, which generally aredistributed to seniorcitizens' clubs, Newman said, --Took no action on a vacancy on the Golden Empire Regional Comprehensive Health Council, The Western Nevada and Sierra Counties Area Health Facility Planning Commission approve re-appointment of Al Casey to a second term, However, Mrs, Lawrence said she had several other candidates in mind also, --Accepted with regret res+ ignations of Robert McMasters and William Hageman from the Personnel Commission, Supervisor Willie Curran noted that three out of five members have resigned from the commission, --Accepted Mrs, Lawrence's invitation to tour her district -and view the problems in district 2 prior to zoning, Mrs, Lawrence invited the board to be her luncheon guests, (Photo by Gomeme Saxon) No law against tents,. Variety i is board is informed keynote of flea market Variety will be the keyno’ ¢ for the second annual Paris Flea Market to be held July 18, from 9 a.m, to 6 p.m, at Mount St. ] ary's Convent in Grass Valley, Booth rental has far surpassed last year's, necessitating the use of every available nook and cranny in the old convent and its surrounding gardens, Chairman Marianne Murphy reports she has "even rented a tree," Activity will abound, Merrill Sword, a talented Sacramento artist spécializing in flowers, will be sketching with India inks, Ellen Anderson, Nevada City, will be working with macrame, Mabel Wilson, Grass Valley, will be crocheting her unique creations, There will be potters, more sketchers, weaving, and even spinning, Among the other exhibitors will be Karen Lefler, leading glass; Judy Lowell, batik; Gib Harrick, Mother Lode art; and Susan Yun, enameled jewelry. The Grass Valley swim team will be selling homemade candy, Nevada County Community Workshop, a training center for emotionally, physically, and vocationally. handicapped adults, will be selling pine cone crafts. The Republican Women and others will have booths, A new organization called. Birthright will use the flea market to help spread the word that there is new aid for those facing an unwanted pregnancy, ,