March 31, 1971 (8 pages)

NC trustees accept — — Wednesday, March 31,1971 Foreign art shown at school education . philose Nevada City School District lighting in the elementary ~ trustees adopted a philosophy school., It will cost roughly $8,-. preAN AUDIO-VISUAL presentation of European art in London, Paris, Rome and Bavaria was The Tuesday. on Mary's St. Mt. at graders eighth and sented. by Mrs, A, F.Gashler to seventh MariMrs. by Mary's St. Mt. at year this taught being program presentation was part of-an art lou Stirnaman, County thanked for help on kidney machine "Your help has been so great! Victoria Berkenkamp, Sutter Ruggles of Sacramento, the letNevada county you were the Hospital Auxiliary Candy Striper ter said. The letter cited the number of first large contributor and we chairman, to Mr. and Mrs, Ellsare so grateful to you." worth Polglase, who have spearcoupons received.to date, It anSo read part of a fetter thankheaded a local campaign to ticipated that 225,000 more will ing Nevada countyans for donacollect coupons for a machine,’ be delivered soon by a Sacramento school, tions of Betty Crocker food People from this county who The candy striper said Gencoupons for acquisition of a kidney machine for aSacramento have a need for the machine are eral Mills has been asked to eligible if they are referred by adopt Sony televisions to each hospital. The letter was written by their doctors to Dr, Stanley W. kidney table (six in all) Drapes donated to NGH Mother Lode of education as presented by the 000, Woodard told the board, In discussing other changes Wednesday's" at committee to the elementary building, meeting. Mrs, Ilse Barnhart, chairman Woodard said he was thinking of the committee, reported to of moving the three kindergarthe trustees the number of meet= ten classes intothe present third ings and method chosen for grade complex, He and the board agreeing on a philosophy. She agreed that a large room for said the philosophy sets the atteam teaching would be desirmosphere and conditions under able and the west end of the which the district should achieve north south hallway rooms -was suggested, goals already set. The board should have an esMrs, Barbara Kies was coof costs for what is needman timate of the group and memchair ed by the next meeting, Woodard erty, Daugh Ralph bers -were Mrs. Kay Graham, Mrs. Cora added. Mrs, Harriet Hume, who conHiggins, Mrs, Jack Liljeberg, Mrs, Dylon Mayworm, Mrs, ducted the meeting in the abNancy Sauers, Mrs, Jean Websence of president’Carl Early, ster, Mrs. Elaine Marsh, Miss reported for the landscaping Kathi Hirtz, David Mott . and committee. Julius (Mac) McPherson has nine planting areas Charles Mumgaard. The adopted philosophy is: designated for the new Seven "The Nevada City Public School Hills School with prices ranging District should provide an opfrom $69.10 to $316, Any group portunity for every child to dewanting to donate landscaping velop in a positive, successful to the school may see McPhersequence of learning activities son, Mrs. Hume or Mrs. Evelyn within the level of his ability Brizzolara, she added. No one need plant an entire area, Mrs, to perform, "The staff should provide a Hume. said, a fund will be set pleasant atmosphere where'curup to collect money for plantiosity, creativity, enthusiasm ing. The board authorized Woodard for learning, and self-discipline are encouraged and where each to obtain two appraisals for the child feels -he is a valuable value of the old Seven Hills individual capable of contribSchool and property. Two uting to the world in which he appraisals are needed before the property may be sold, he said, lives, "The. ‘community should provide for the facilities and staff that would contribute to the development of the above philosophy. To maintain this philosophy, it is necessary to have close cooperation between parents, schools, pupils and the community at large." Mrs, Alice Overby presented Hospital has profit per patient a report from the faculty. The dividend set Drapes at the windows of the lounge, creating and equipping teachers feel: the curriculum is women's ward at Nevada Genthe pamper room where women their major concern, she said. The Board of Directors of eral Hospital is the latest compatients receive shampoos and Their salary proposals did not raise the base pay nor include Mother Lode Bank; at their pleted project of Soroptimists hair care. : monthly meeting March 10, deof Grass Valley. Volunteers from among the a cost of living raise. The reImprovements at the hospiport included various health clared a quarterly cash dividend General Hospital Auxbenefits. of 20 cents per share payable tal has been a continuing proNevada members staff the pamry on March 31, to shareholders of ject of the service club, Other iliary Smith reported Ann Mrs, Ma per room by providing shamhospital projects completed in record March 19. federally financed on her ‘ recent years are refurbishing poos, hair sets, hair cuts and classes, saying that poor read‘ and refurnishing the nurses’ permanents. mum oved . NEvaBA COUNTY NUGGEN PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, Tree falls on house 301 Broad Street Nevada City, Ca, 95959 . Telephone 265-2471 a system." The teachers and aides use games in the remed cond class postage ial reading and arithmetic classes, she said, andthey have prov paid at Nevada City, California, Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada en successful, ' Supt. Dan Woodard reported on progress of the new Seven County Superior Court , Juce 3, 1960, Decree~ . No. 12, 406, Subscription Rates: . one year, $3.00; two years, $5. 00. 19e7 Hospital had a $5.43 profit per patient per day last month, when they met for lunchin the hospital. Robert Costley, hospital administrator, said that a portion of the patient profit could be credited to more use of the hospital by more doctors, There were 97 admissions of four ‘last month and the hospital proa mini ers impr months and the maximum of 18 vided 1682 patient days. Overall months with the concentrated percentage of occupancy was 76 method. She said the summer per cent and there were 217 session last year was a success outpatient visits, Costley said. and a summer session for poor The administrator reported “ yeaders. would be held again that the cost of proposed im. this year. provements to the facility's "We have an enviable aide electrical system had been es system," she said, "the only timated at approximately $30,district in the county with such 000. The board will consider wa et PRIZE-WINNING NEWSPAPER County supervisors this week learned that Nevada General . Storm damage was sustained at the home of Donald and Jean Sullivan, 7 S. Robin Ave., when a tree fell on the front of their house during Thursday's storm. The tree hit with enough force that the door can be Hillis School by saying they are "moving right along," The multipurpose room is "taking shape," he said and workmen are putting in the base for carpeting. Lockers and cabinets are all but installed, The paving contract should be signed by Monday, he said with A, Teichert and Son of Yuba City, the matter at a later meeting. The amount the county owes the state as its share in participation of some medical programs will be credited toward the amount the state owes the hospital in Medi-Cal fees, according to a tentative agreement with the state, Costley said, The administrator anticipated that the county will have a net gain when the exchange is consumated. Supervisors discussed briefly but took no action on an employment agreement for Dr, Stuart Flemming. They indicated the low bidder. action would be by resolution . The -board approved hiring during the afternoon session, bu' , an electrical engineer to plan and obtain estimates for new it did not occur. tree we ew eee ee ww steel gh ane ee ewe weverwrerv ewer awe See ‘ at §

NC trustees accept — — Wednesday, March 31,1971 Foreign art shown at school education . philose Nevada City School District lighting in the elementary ~ trustees adopted a philosophy school., It will cost roughly $8,-. preAN AUDIO-VISUAL presentation of European art in London, Paris, Rome and Bavaria was The Tuesday. on Mary's St. Mt. at graders eighth and sented. by Mrs, A, F.Gashler to seventh MariMrs. by Mary's St. Mt. at year this taught being program presentation was part of-an art lou Stirnaman, County thanked for help on kidney machine "Your help has been so great! Victoria Berkenkamp, Sutter Ruggles of Sacramento, the letNevada county you were the Hospital Auxiliary Candy Striper ter said. The letter cited the number of first large contributor and we chairman, to Mr. and Mrs, Ellsare so grateful to you." worth Polglase, who have spearcoupons received.to date, It anSo read part of a fetter thankheaded a local campaign to ticipated that 225,000 more will ing Nevada countyans for donacollect coupons for a machine,’ be delivered soon by a Sacramento school, tions of Betty Crocker food People from this county who The candy striper said Gencoupons for acquisition of a kidney machine for aSacramento have a need for the machine are eral Mills has been asked to eligible if they are referred by adopt Sony televisions to each hospital. The letter was written by their doctors to Dr, Stanley W. kidney table (six in all) Drapes donated to NGH Mother Lode of education as presented by the 000, Woodard told the board, In discussing other changes Wednesday's" at committee to the elementary building, meeting. Mrs, Ilse Barnhart, chairman Woodard said he was thinking of the committee, reported to of moving the three kindergarthe trustees the number of meet= ten classes intothe present third ings and method chosen for grade complex, He and the board agreeing on a philosophy. She agreed that a large room for said the philosophy sets the atteam teaching would be desirmosphere and conditions under able and the west end of the which the district should achieve north south hallway rooms -was suggested, goals already set. The board should have an esMrs, Barbara Kies was coof costs for what is needman timate of the group and memchair ed by the next meeting, Woodard erty, Daugh Ralph bers -were Mrs. Kay Graham, Mrs. Cora added. Mrs, Harriet Hume, who conHiggins, Mrs, Jack Liljeberg, Mrs, Dylon Mayworm, Mrs, ducted the meeting in the abNancy Sauers, Mrs, Jean Websence of president’Carl Early, ster, Mrs. Elaine Marsh, Miss reported for the landscaping Kathi Hirtz, David Mott . and committee. Julius (Mac) McPherson has nine planting areas Charles Mumgaard. The adopted philosophy is: designated for the new Seven "The Nevada City Public School Hills School with prices ranging District should provide an opfrom $69.10 to $316, Any group portunity for every child to dewanting to donate landscaping velop in a positive, successful to the school may see McPhersequence of learning activities son, Mrs. Hume or Mrs. Evelyn within the level of his ability Brizzolara, she added. No one need plant an entire area, Mrs, to perform, "The staff should provide a Hume. said, a fund will be set pleasant atmosphere where'curup to collect money for plantiosity, creativity, enthusiasm ing. The board authorized Woodard for learning, and self-discipline are encouraged and where each to obtain two appraisals for the child feels -he is a valuable value of the old Seven Hills individual capable of contribSchool and property. Two uting to the world in which he appraisals are needed before the property may be sold, he said, lives, "The. ‘community should provide for the facilities and staff that would contribute to the development of the above philosophy. To maintain this philosophy, it is necessary to have close cooperation between parents, schools, pupils and the community at large." Mrs, Alice Overby presented Hospital has profit per patient a report from the faculty. The dividend set Drapes at the windows of the lounge, creating and equipping teachers feel: the curriculum is women's ward at Nevada Genthe pamper room where women their major concern, she said. The Board of Directors of eral Hospital is the latest compatients receive shampoos and Their salary proposals did not raise the base pay nor include Mother Lode Bank; at their pleted project of Soroptimists hair care. : monthly meeting March 10, deof Grass Valley. Volunteers from among the a cost of living raise. The reImprovements at the hospiport included various health clared a quarterly cash dividend

General Hospital Auxbenefits. of 20 cents per share payable tal has been a continuing proNevada members staff the pamry on March 31, to shareholders of ject of the service club, Other iliary Smith reported Ann Mrs, Ma per room by providing shamhospital projects completed in record March 19. federally financed on her ‘ recent years are refurbishing poos, hair sets, hair cuts and classes, saying that poor read‘ and refurnishing the nurses’ permanents. mum oved . NEvaBA COUNTY NUGGEN PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, Tree falls on house 301 Broad Street Nevada City, Ca, 95959 . Telephone 265-2471 a system." The teachers and aides use games in the remed cond class postage ial reading and arithmetic classes, she said, andthey have prov paid at Nevada City, California, Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada en successful, ' Supt. Dan Woodard reported on progress of the new Seven County Superior Court , Juce 3, 1960, Decree~ . No. 12, 406, Subscription Rates: . one year, $3.00; two years, $5. 00. 19e7 Hospital had a $5.43 profit per patient per day last month, when they met for lunchin the hospital. Robert Costley, hospital administrator, said that a portion of the patient profit could be credited to more use of the hospital by more doctors, There were 97 admissions of four ‘last month and the hospital proa mini ers impr months and the maximum of 18 vided 1682 patient days. Overall months with the concentrated percentage of occupancy was 76 method. She said the summer per cent and there were 217 session last year was a success outpatient visits, Costley said. and a summer session for poor The administrator reported “ yeaders. would be held again that the cost of proposed im. this year. provements to the facility's "We have an enviable aide electrical system had been es system," she said, "the only timated at approximately $30,district in the county with such 000. The board will consider wa et PRIZE-WINNING NEWSPAPER County supervisors this week learned that Nevada General . Storm damage was sustained at the home of Donald and Jean Sullivan, 7 S. Robin Ave., when a tree fell on the front of their house during Thursday's storm. The tree hit with enough force that the door can be Hillis School by saying they are "moving right along," The multipurpose room is "taking shape," he said and workmen are putting in the base for carpeting. Lockers and cabinets are all but installed, The paving contract should be signed by Monday, he said with A, Teichert and Son of Yuba City, the matter at a later meeting. The amount the county owes the state as its share in participation of some medical programs will be credited toward the amount the state owes the hospital in Medi-Cal fees, according to a tentative agreement with the state, Costley said, The administrator anticipated that the county will have a net gain when the exchange is consumated. Supervisors discussed briefly but took no action on an employment agreement for Dr, Stuart Flemming. They indicated the low bidder. action would be by resolution . The -board approved hiring during the afternoon session, bu' , an electrical engineer to plan and obtain estimates for new it did not occur. tree we ew eee ee ww steel gh ane ee ewe weverwrerv ewer awe See ‘ at §