July 17, 1968 (8 pages)

: dl : pele epeme cece ascot a aa ~appopeay (Photo by David Freund) Local firemen attend school. DAVIS—Over 250 firemen, policemen and fire investigators convened on the UC Davis campus for -the fifteenth annnal Arson and Fire Investigation Seminar. Participants came from all over California, many of the western states and as far away as Guam and Hawaii. The seminar was conducted by University of California Extension, Davis, in cooperation with Fire Training Program, Bureau of Industrial Education, California State Department of Education and California Conference of Arson Investigators, Those completing the course received_a certificate. Among local residents attending were: In photo, left to right, first row: Rich Delailo, Paradise; R. F. Adams, Paradise; Louis Delallo, South Lake Tahoe; Dan Boom, Dobbins; Robert Vaughan, Auburn; Ray Hartung, Grass Valley. Second row; Ted Sigourney, Nevada City; W. E. Dolan, Nevada City; Ray Head, Chico; Hoyt Thornton, Garden. Valley; Earle Arbuckle, Chico; Harold Ogle, Oroville; Neil Stucky, Oroville. THE WHITES OF THEIR EYES.. ae That's what the patriots wanted to see as the Redcoats charged up Breed’s Hill. Their gunfire was more effective at close range.. and so is the message which your Welcome Wagon Hostess brings to newcomers and new mothers. Information on churches, civic organizations, shops and community facilities is delivered with the warmth of a personal call under sponsorship of leading business firms . . . and yours can be among them. Call Welcome Wagon at ‘5 ‘zy y7s 7 Gli law changes making it better for widows Recent, changes in the G.L home loan program should make it easier for thousands of unremarried widows of veterans to get G.I. home loans, announced Gordon R, Elliott, Manager of VA's Northern California Regional office. Basic eligibility requirements are that the widow's husband either died on active duty or from a service-connected disability, Elliott said, and the veteran's service was during World War Il or after June 27, 1950, A new law permits the VA to guarantee home loans up to $12,500 of the loan amount but not more than 60 percent of the loan, Elliott added. The higher ceiling on G.L loan interest rates that went into effect recently should help these widows to get a G.L loan from a commercial lending institution, he said. r * Sry Te n = by as SR Done ee ee ae rr ee y r tr s a gs Wednesday, July 17, 1968 The Nevada County Nugget 3 Learn the secrets of beer cookery. Find out how to make delicious everyday dishes with beer—such as beer meat loaf, beer chicken, beer sausages and beer cake. And then: there are such gourmet treats as Send in this rarebits and Carbonnades coupon for our pamphlet of free Flamandes. recipes on cooking with beer Beer cookery is as traditional as yesterday.. as modern as tomorrow. free pamphlet. Steel) 25-2025 Skee seul Ache S25 aor State . ez ed _.11 fet A ZIP s.248 UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. 535 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York Beer adds a real flavor treat. /'m interested in recipes for cooking with beer. Send me my etoeoeeseee eee eee ee ee eee ese eee eee eeeeeeeeeeeeee 68-4 (July & September) N Damaging any power facility or installation is a felony punishable by a maximum of $500 fine or 5 years in prison or both. You can help protect against inconvenience and possible danger. Be suspicious of anyone working on or around power facilities or installations after 5 in the afternoon. Only in emergency conditions would PG&E have crews working after 5 P.M. If you should notice persons or activities of a suspicious nature around PG&E facilities, call the police, the sheriff or 51000 REWARD For information leading to the arrest and conviction of persons vandalizing, damaging, stealing from or tampering with PG&E power lines, plants or other facilities. PG&E at once. Descriptions of the persons and vehicles—and especially license numbers —will be of great help. Because of a series of thefts and several recent acts of vandalism involving utility facilities, law enforcement agencies are on the alert and we have stepped up our own security measures: increased line patrols, extra guards and helicopter surveillance. Your own alertness will be a public service and your information will be investigated Pp G and Jy immediately.

: dl : pele epeme cece ascot a aa ~appopeay (Photo by David Freund) Local firemen attend school. DAVIS—Over 250 firemen, policemen and fire investigators convened on the UC Davis campus for -the fifteenth annnal Arson and Fire Investigation Seminar. Participants came from all over California, many of the western states and as far away as Guam and Hawaii. The seminar was conducted by University of California Extension, Davis, in cooperation with Fire Training Program, Bureau of Industrial Education, California State Department of Education and California Conference of Arson Investigators, Those completing the course received_a certificate. Among local residents attending were: In photo, left to right, first row: Rich Delailo, Paradise; R. F. Adams, Paradise; Louis Delallo, South Lake Tahoe; Dan Boom, Dobbins; Robert Vaughan, Auburn; Ray Hartung, Grass Valley. Second row; Ted Sigourney, Nevada City; W. E. Dolan, Nevada City; Ray Head, Chico; Hoyt Thornton, Garden. Valley; Earle Arbuckle, Chico; Harold Ogle, Oroville; Neil Stucky, Oroville. THE WHITES OF THEIR EYES... ae That's what the patriots wanted to see as the Redcoats charged up Breed’s Hill. Their gunfire was more effective at close range... and so is the message which your Welcome Wagon Hostess brings to newcomers and new mothers. Information on churches, civic organizations, shops and community facilities is delivered with the warmth of a personal call under sponsorship of leading business firms . . . and yours can be among them. Call Welcome Wagon at ‘5 ‘zy y7s 7 Gli law changes making it better for widows Recent, changes in the G.L home loan program should make it easier for thousands of unremarried widows of veterans to get G.I. home loans, announced Gordon R, Elliott, Manager of VA's Northern California Regional office. Basic eligibility requirements are that the widow's husband either died on active duty or from a service-connected disability, Elliott said, and the veteran's service was during World War Il or after June 27, 1950, A new law permits the VA to guarantee home loans up to $12,500 of the loan amount but not more than 60 percent of the loan, Elliott added. The higher ceiling on G.L

loan interest rates that went into effect recently should help these widows to get a G.L loan from a commercial lending institution, he said. r * Sry Te n = by as SR Done ee ee ae rr ee y r tr s a gs Wednesday, July 17, 1968 The Nevada County Nugget 3 Learn the secrets of beer cookery. Find out how to make delicious everyday dishes with beer—such as beer meat loaf, beer chicken, beer sausages and beer cake. And then: there are such gourmet treats as Send in this rarebits and Carbonnades coupon for our pamphlet of free Flamandes. recipes on cooking with beer Beer cookery is as traditional as yesterday... as modern as tomorrow. free pamphlet. Steel) 25-2025 Skee seul Ache S25 aor State . ez ed _.11 fet A ZIP s.248 UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. 535 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York Beer adds a real flavor treat. /'m interested in recipes for cooking with beer. Send me my etoeoeeseee eee eee ee ee eee ese eee eee eeeeeeeeeeeeee 68-4 (July & September) N Damaging any power facility or installation is a felony punishable by a maximum of $500 fine or 5 years in prison or both. You can help protect against inconvenience and possible danger. Be suspicious of anyone working on or around power facilities or installations after 5 in the afternoon. Only in emergency conditions would PG&E have crews working after 5 P.M. If you should notice persons or activities of a suspicious nature around PG&E facilities, call the police, the sheriff or 51000 REWARD For information leading to the arrest and conviction of persons vandalizing, damaging, stealing from or tampering with PG&E power lines, plants or other facilities. PG&E at once. Descriptions of the persons and vehicles—and especially license numbers —will be of great help. Because of a series of thefts and several recent acts of vandalism involving utility facilities, law enforcement agencies are on the alert and we have stepped up our own security measures: increased line patrols, extra guards and helicopter surveillance. Your own alertness will be a public service and your information will be investigated Pp G and Jy immediately.