March 7, 1973 (12 pages)

Wed. Mar. 7, 1973 "he Nevada County Nugget 3° Badges and music at Firemen’ S Ball Gilmore honor roll The names of Lyman Gilmore School students who qualified for the spring semester honor roll were announced recently. A cross after the name ~ denotes the student is also on the principal’s list. Those in the sixth grade are: Mike Ford+, Scott Lanoo+, David Root+, Shirley Fox+, Margit Miller+, Robert Bruning, Matt Long, Ricky Montre, Tim Palethorpe, Susan Crane, Janice Creamer, Susan Davis, Rebecca Kennedy, Richard Esterly, John Everson, John Garrison, Mark Hinman, Richard Hoffman+, Michael Lockhart+, Kevin Musick, Phillip Weiss, Gerard Yun+, Teresa Berliner, Lisa Green-wood+, Dorothy Hardin, Lorrie Humbird, Cathy Seghezzi, Cathy Tassone, Mary Sweetser, Margo : Wrightson. 3 Wiley, Robin Catherine Clemo, Julie Barmettler, Darrell Coleman, Tim Lloyd, Paul Manuel, Jeff Sortors, Sven Svenson+, Alan Wheatley, Merille Gordon, Kelly Halverstadt, Cynthia Holloway+, Kim Lackey, Jill @ Roy, Larry Shoopman, Rhonda Clark, Christina Skovgaard, Pauline Vlamis, Kristen Julian, RandiSue Smith, Shari Harrison, Laurie Peterson and Tim Owens. iy in the seventh grade "Kirk Taylor+, Lester Rose+, Kim Roberts+, Carol Richards, Rebecca Lawrey+, Sarah Currier+, Lisa Winstead, Michael Goldman, Joy Wilcox, Barbara Lykins, Todd Biersdorff, Tracie Hamilton, Paula Laubinger, Dione Dowdell, Deanna McCown, : Lorin Miller, Darcy Merritt+-, Jim Manuel, Sandy Mack+, Mark Porter+ , Sid _ Harris+, Dana Pagliaronit+, Dale Olsen+, Diane Allen, Glenn Annin+, Cameron Anderson, Leonard Barker, Jeff Bisbee, Ralph Cummins, Curtis Haynes, Dave Lester, Terry Needles, Jeff Popanz+, Laura Beck, Laura Clanton, Lori Crawford, Susan Henderson+, Maureen Hughes, Paula: James, DeeAnn Jenson, Diane Lincoln, Danette Manuel, Holli Nettles, Darhl O’Dor-+, Rebecca Rusk, Patti Steele, Fredene Wahl+, Susan Whiles, Rhonda Parsley, Gloria Tittle, Serena Downing, Lynette Stasas, Sherry Johnson, Gina Smith, Scott Hickman; Tim Kochis, Frank Gowin, Jeff Ebbage, Karen Lloyd, Tony Nicholson and David McGanne Those i in the eighth grade are: Richard Annin+, Richard Jones+, Tammie Peterson+, Stacy Sortors+,* Richard Utley+, Barbara Veale+, Mary Wandell+, Jean Yun+, Lynn Baker, Tami Beaver, Steve Crane, Diane Chervenick, Scott Davis, Jeff Evans, Kerry” George, Diane Hall, Matt Heilman, Leslie Hinman, Janet GRASS VALLEY Fire Department officers received their badges from Kinette Collier at the annual Firemen’s Ball, held a week ago. Standing in a line with their wives for the presentation are (left to right) Fire Chief Tim Grover and Mrs. Grover, Second Assistant Bill Wood and Mrs. Wood, Second Assistant Dan Holley with Mrs. Holley hidden behind: Miss Collier, First Lt. Tony Argento of the rescue team and Mrs. Argento and Past Chief Allen Gaines and Mrs. Gaines. EMBs Maddox, Debbie Merchant, Jon Moore, Stacey Morgan, Ruth Patterson, Tracie _ Peterson, Richard Ross, Terry Tennell, Mark Lemmon, Charles Smith, Darren Chan, Sharon Summers+, Julie Anderson, Alan Keeny, Richard Thomas, Robert Medlyn, Joyce Frye, Carolyn Lawton, Debbie Ramey, Jim Hughes, Bill Snyder, Jerome Tassone, Brenda Biladeau, Keith Andrade+, Mitchell Fletcher, Richard McCollum-+, Leann Cotter+, Cheryl Seck and Wendy Gougler. Two concerts by Salinas musicians Alisal High School musicians from Salinas will give two concerts in Nevada City one at Seven Hills School arid one at Nevada Union High “May School. ~The concert will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at Seven Hills and -at 7:30 that evening at NUHS. The Alisal musicians will have. played their first concert of their Northern California tour at Marysville on Thursday evening. Thirteen attend Worry Clinic There were 13 ‘‘enthusiastic™ worriers at the first Worry Clinic sponsored by the county public health department and Nevada General Hospital. The Clinic held Thursday morning in the Nevada City Veterans Building was designated to meet needs of parents of babies and pre-school children. The next session will be an evening meeting at the -same location March 20. Cleolue White, coordinator of the clinic and director of nurses at NGH, said 12 mothers and one father atiented the initial ane. together. Mothers expressed a hope that some evenirg meetings can be held so that working fathers also may attend. Mrs. White said the sponsors hope to expand the program so Worry Clinics also may be held in Grass Valley to avoid transportation problems for parents in that area. She described the response to the project as enthusiastic. Each parent was handed a blank piece of paper and. asked to list three worries. These listing included discipline, nutrition, beak, bed vetting thumb CUSTOMER SERUCE “ Best Mea A comfortable showroom — Obliging salesmen — Expert advice on afl building _. TRADITIONAL AT YUBA RIVER! YUBA RIVE ‘LUMBER COMPANY crass vauey 12391 NEVADA CITY HWY. sevaca ciry SERVING BEAUTIFUL YUBA RIVER COUNTRY I situations — Even a prune Yuba River’s TREASURE HUNT now going on. Find old sales tags, back to 1934 $260 in PRIZES OPEN 7 A.M. Wak i ViSITOUR posney iy STORE ae sucking and temper tantrums. Parents also expressed their feelings concerning conflicts within themselves regarding child rearing. Baby sitters were provided in the basement area for children whose parents were meeting upstairs. Senior citizens began to arrive in the basement for their regular luncheon meeting while the younger generation still was occupying the quarters. However, there was no problem for early arrivals to the senior meeting joined, joyfully in baby sitting activities: CALL 265-4521

Wed. Mar. 7, 1973 "he Nevada County Nugget 3° Badges and music at Firemen’ S Ball Gilmore honor roll The names of Lyman Gilmore School students who qualified for the spring semester honor roll were announced recently. A cross after the name ~ denotes the student is also on the principal’s list. Those in the sixth grade are: Mike Ford+, Scott Lanoo+, David Root+, Shirley Fox+, Margit Miller+, Robert Bruning, Matt Long, Ricky Montre, Tim Palethorpe, Susan Crane, Janice Creamer, Susan Davis, Rebecca Kennedy, Richard Esterly, John Everson, John Garrison, Mark Hinman, Richard Hoffman+, Michael Lockhart+, Kevin Musick, Phillip Weiss, Gerard Yun+, Teresa Berliner, Lisa Green-wood+, Dorothy Hardin, Lorrie Humbird, Cathy Seghezzi, Cathy Tassone, Mary Sweetser, Margo : Wrightson. 3 Wiley, Robin Catherine Clemo, Julie Barmettler, Darrell Coleman, Tim Lloyd, Paul Manuel, Jeff Sortors, Sven Svenson+, Alan Wheatley, Merille Gordon, Kelly Halverstadt, Cynthia Holloway+, Kim Lackey, Jill @ Roy, Larry Shoopman, Rhonda Clark, Christina Skovgaard, Pauline Vlamis, Kristen Julian, RandiSue Smith, Shari Harrison, Laurie Peterson and Tim Owens. iy in the seventh grade "Kirk Taylor+, Lester Rose+, Kim Roberts+, Carol Richards, Rebecca Lawrey+, Sarah Currier+, Lisa Winstead, Michael Goldman, Joy Wilcox, Barbara Lykins, Todd Biersdorff, Tracie Hamilton, Paula Laubinger, Dione Dowdell, Deanna McCown, : Lorin Miller, Darcy Merritt+-, Jim Manuel, Sandy Mack+, Mark Porter+ , Sid _ Harris+, Dana Pagliaronit+, Dale Olsen+, Diane Allen, Glenn Annin+, Cameron Anderson, Leonard Barker, Jeff Bisbee, Ralph Cummins, Curtis Haynes, Dave Lester, Terry Needles, Jeff Popanz+, Laura Beck, Laura Clanton, Lori Crawford, Susan Henderson+, Maureen Hughes, Paula: James, DeeAnn Jenson, Diane Lincoln, Danette Manuel, Holli Nettles, Darhl O’Dor-+, Rebecca Rusk, Patti Steele, Fredene Wahl+, Susan Whiles, Rhonda Parsley, Gloria Tittle, Serena Downing, Lynette Stasas, Sherry Johnson, Gina Smith, Scott Hickman; Tim Kochis, Frank Gowin, Jeff Ebbage, Karen Lloyd, Tony Nicholson and David McGanne Those i in the eighth grade are: Richard Annin+, Richard Jones+, Tammie Peterson+, Stacy Sortors+,* Richard Utley+, Barbara Veale+, Mary Wandell+, Jean Yun+, Lynn Baker, Tami Beaver, Steve Crane, Diane Chervenick, Scott Davis, Jeff Evans, Kerry” George, Diane Hall, Matt Heilman, Leslie Hinman, Janet GRASS VALLEY Fire Department officers received their badges from Kinette Collier at the annual Firemen’s Ball, held a week ago. Standing in a line with their wives for the presentation are (left to right) Fire Chief Tim Grover and Mrs. Grover, Second Assistant Bill Wood and Mrs. Wood, Second Assistant Dan Holley with Mrs. Holley hidden behind: Miss Collier, First Lt. Tony Argento of the rescue team and Mrs. Argento and Past Chief Allen Gaines and Mrs. Gaines. EMBs Maddox, Debbie Merchant, Jon Moore, Stacey Morgan, Ruth Patterson, Tracie _ Peterson, Richard Ross, Terry Tennell, Mark Lemmon, Charles Smith,

Darren Chan, Sharon Summers+, Julie Anderson, Alan Keeny, Richard Thomas, Robert Medlyn, Joyce Frye, Carolyn Lawton, Debbie Ramey, Jim Hughes, Bill Snyder, Jerome Tassone, Brenda Biladeau, Keith Andrade+, Mitchell Fletcher, Richard McCollum-+, Leann Cotter+, Cheryl Seck and Wendy Gougler. Two concerts by Salinas musicians Alisal High School musicians from Salinas will give two concerts in Nevada City one at Seven Hills School arid one at Nevada Union High “May School. ~The concert will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at Seven Hills and -at 7:30 that evening at NUHS. The Alisal musicians will have. played their first concert of their Northern California tour at Marysville on Thursday evening. Thirteen attend Worry Clinic There were 13 ‘‘enthusiastic™ worriers at the first Worry Clinic sponsored by the county public health department and Nevada General Hospital. The Clinic held Thursday morning in the Nevada City Veterans Building was designated to meet needs of parents of babies and pre-school children. The next session will be an evening meeting at the -same location March 20. Cleolue White, coordinator of the clinic and director of nurses at NGH, said 12 mothers and one father atiented the initial ane. together. Mothers expressed a hope that some evenirg meetings can be held so that working fathers also may attend. Mrs. White said the sponsors hope to expand the program so Worry Clinics also may be held in Grass Valley to avoid transportation problems for parents in that area. She described the response to the project as enthusiastic. Each parent was handed a blank piece of paper and. asked to list three worries. These listing included discipline, nutrition, beak, bed vetting thumb CUSTOMER SERUCE “ Best Mea A comfortable showroom — Obliging salesmen — Expert advice on afl building _.. TRADITIONAL AT YUBA RIVER! YUBA RIVE ‘LUMBER COMPANY crass vauey 12391 NEVADA CITY HWY. sevaca ciry SERVING BEAUTIFUL YUBA RIVER COUNTRY I situations — Even a prune Yuba River’s TREASURE HUNT now going on. Find old sales tags, back to 1934 $260 in PRIZES OPEN 7 A.M. Wak i ViSITOUR posney iy STORE ae sucking and temper tantrums. Parents also expressed their feelings concerning conflicts within themselves regarding child rearing. Baby sitters were provided in the basement area for children whose parents were meeting upstairs. Senior citizens began to arrive in the basement for their regular luncheon meeting while the younger generation still was occupying the quarters. However, there was no problem for early arrivals to the senior meeting joined, joyfully in baby sitting activities: CALL 265-4521