May 28, 1975 (8 pages)

complete law training Of the 37 California law enforcement officers that graduated Friday from a 10week academy. conducted by the Modesto Junior College Regional Criminal Justice Training Center, nine are from the local area. Local graduates include John Webber of the. Grass Valley Police Department; Donald. Bernall, Robert -Gemignani, Harry . Hillman, Gary Jacobson, Danny Lewis, Ricky Richardson, John South and Wayne Wagstrom, all of the Nevada County Sheriff’s Department. The graduates, which includes three women, have completed a 400-hour basic law enforcement course at the center located on the college’s west campus. A first-of-itskind in the nation, the center serves working criminal justice personnel and college students who are studying administration of justice. Community Workshop . gets donation Nevada County Community Workshop was_ recently presented with a check for $641.75 designated for the workshop from the federal employes of the NevadaSierra Combined Federal Campaign. A portion of this money will be used by the workshop to buy the parts necessary to make. the newly acquired forklift operable. The workshop purchased the used forklift from the government surplus outlet after waiting six months for notification that onewas available for purchase. The workshop has a large woodshop operation and moves several thousands of board feet per year. This forklift will substantially cutdown. on the number of man hours needed to move this lumber by hand. Chappie urges local applications Assemblyn:an Gene Chappie (R-Ro:ville) today urged cities ay counties to apply for gran’ ‘rom the offhighway vehi ©. fund. Under the Chappie-Z ’Berg Act of 1971 cities, counties, and other local agencies may apply for up to 50 percent funding from the State Department of Parks and Recreation as grants in aid for establishing trails for offhighway vehicle use. Also, acquisition and development costs will be reimbursed by the State for up to 75 percent. Funds for the program are derived from a portion of the $15 fee paid for off-highway vehicle registration and identification and from gas taxes paid gn vehicles used for off-highway recreation. LYMAN GILMORE came in first in the Nevada county writing tournament held last week. Cathy Laubinger of Gilmore won the argumentative and creative portion for seventh graders at left. Mark Hinman, an eighth grader at Gilmore was the argumentative winner for his grade, Anna Hosbein from Mt. St. Mary's won for expository (a seventh grader) and Brooke Worthington, an eighth grader at Mt. St. Mary's won ‘for creative and expository writing. Contestants were from Gilmore, Mt. St. Mary's, Seven Hills, Pleasant Ridge, and Forest Lake. Math contest NEVADA COUNTY'S annual math contest was held recently at Lyman Gilmore School. Host Gilmore was first place winner for the second consecutive year, # Nevada Sie wee eran a ade é ee z City was third. Rochelle Malott (left) of Gilmore was top individual, Gerald Yun of Gilmore was second, David Heppe of Seven Hills came in third, Chris White ‘of Chicago Park was fourth and Cathy Laubinger of ‘-GHmore: fifth. : + Pe: rat 4 tid 5 * gh Fo he Te; Nv ee ye aes Bist bend aa ren 4 Re ae Ore ee ad

complete law training Of the 37 California law enforcement officers that graduated Friday from a 10week academy. conducted by the Modesto Junior College Regional Criminal Justice Training Center, nine are from the local area. Local graduates include John Webber of the. Grass Valley Police Department; Donald. Bernall, Robert -Gemignani, Harry . Hillman, Gary Jacobson, Danny Lewis, Ricky Richardson, John South and Wayne Wagstrom, all of the Nevada County Sheriff’s Department. The graduates, which includes three women, have completed a 400-hour basic law enforcement course at the center located on the college’s west campus. A first-of-itskind in the nation, the center serves working criminal justice personnel and college students who are studying administration of justice. Community Workshop . gets donation Nevada County Community Workshop was_ recently presented with a check for $641.75 designated for the workshop from the federal employes of the NevadaSierra Combined Federal Campaign. A portion of this money will be used by the workshop to buy the parts necessary to make. the newly acquired forklift operable. The workshop purchased the used forklift from the government surplus outlet after waiting six months for notification that onewas available for purchase. The workshop has a large woodshop operation and moves several thousands of board feet per year. This

forklift will substantially cutdown. on the number of man hours needed to move this lumber by hand. Chappie urges local applications Assemblyn:an Gene Chappie (R-Ro:ville) today urged cities ay counties to apply for gran’ ‘rom the offhighway vehi ©. fund. Under the Chappie-Z ’Berg Act of 1971 cities, counties, and other local agencies may apply for up to 50 percent funding from the State Department of Parks and Recreation as grants in aid for establishing trails for offhighway vehicle use. Also, acquisition and development costs will be reimbursed by the State for up to 75 percent. Funds for the program are derived from a portion of the $15 fee paid for off-highway vehicle registration and identification and from gas taxes paid gn vehicles used for off-highway recreation. LYMAN GILMORE came in first in the Nevada county writing tournament held last week. Cathy Laubinger of Gilmore won the argumentative and creative portion for seventh graders at left. Mark Hinman, an eighth grader at Gilmore was the argumentative winner for his grade, Anna Hosbein from Mt. St. Mary's won for expository (a seventh grader) and Brooke Worthington, an eighth grader at Mt. St. Mary's won ‘for creative and expository writing. Contestants were from Gilmore, Mt. St. Mary's, Seven Hills, Pleasant Ridge, and Forest Lake. Math contest NEVADA COUNTY'S annual math contest was held recently at Lyman Gilmore School. Host Gilmore was first place winner for the second consecutive year, # Nevada Sie wee eran a ade é ee z City was third. Rochelle Malott (left) of Gilmore was top individual, Gerald Yun of Gilmore was second, David Heppe of Seven Hills came in third, Chris White ‘of Chicago Park was fourth and Cathy Laubinger of ‘-GHmore: fifth. : + Pe: rat 4 tid 5 * gh Fo he Te; Nv ee ye aes Bist bend aa ren 4 Re ae Ore ee ad