May 28, 1975 (8 pages)

. 8 The Nevada County Nugget Wed., May 28, 1975 STUDENTS FROM Lyman. ‘Gtimore. ‘Schoo! ‘pecchtly visited isvedei _ Irrigation District's Grass Valley Treatment Plant as part i career education day. activities. Wayne Wagner of NID showed them around while Hertha Housman acted.as baat sponsor.Grass. valleys crime is on rise Grass Valley finaldonettion <>». must be aware that crime ison : ‘>the rise in the nation and that-. ‘iy their “community is no exi: i ede ~ That. was the message of : te set. John Berryman, a nine -\cyear veteran of the Grass’~ es 5 Valley Police, when he spoke Valley mae of Comme = Beepymian said that the'time _is gore when Grass vale people could take a vacation Scaritheut bothering to lock the “house. or. accept a check from “anyone: without questioning it’s validity. When accepting checks the business man must be pari ticularly. cautious, Berryman th _ {said He.pointed out that ~ County “=“"You-have to take a one ,/extra.seconds to «check. : identification,” Berryman. Said, «,. When ‘aceepting checks from _ Someone you don’t recognize it: oods: also.wise ‘to.write down a “ata meeting of the.Grass descriptic : : a a, fhe. pdrivers . license forgery and bad checks are the the United States. Saer aL: 6 “@f-the person as that great. care Saheit 3 taken to:.check identification “even when’ the amount of sale is small. It is difficult’for-.the police to prosecute bad check writers if the total number of checks passed is less than $100, . Berryman said. Berryman also warned the chamber members to keep a Fair . ‘beoks ready — Nave 1975er ecnium books-for \ the Nevada County Fair are™ now available at the -. fairgrounds’ administration: <>. buil n McCourtney Road, =S Sat ay from 9 a.m. to12. ‘reservations for stalls for. light Horse exhibitions will be noon made~ on: ‘a_first come, ‘first served: basis. Reservations gL will be accepted until July 12. 4i-,2Voeational education is a new department for this year’s fair. It is limited to projects made’ in. a school ‘under supervision of an instructor. Included are divisions in z wood, metals, She have:, been. replaced. ‘Light~ horse. division ~ will » dnclude entriés from Nevada, ~ Placer, Yuba, Sutter and rg Sierra: counties. Entries in the cut flowers and potted plants divisions will . Nevada. There are no entry fee charges in the industrial education and junior , departments except in the case of the large livestock divisions. The feature booths for the 4-H this ~ year will be 4’ by 8’ and for the senior groups 9’ by 10’, for ‘Toeal STELNStr = ae or by °, Sa ‘Several: Ssapepillar ; be accepted from Placer and -Yuba counties aswell as ws A’ new . art: center. will be. in~ available~. professional ° artists. Details = = ate. ectaesome the adclose watch on their cash registers. An open cash. drawer can tempt even an : “honest person to stray if he has the “need, according — to people ; ‘don’t think twice about getting a. hand. in the till ‘while the shopkeeper’s back is vurned, = “When taking care of. customers handle one person . at a time, don’t let anyone rush you,’ Berryman said. In. that.way it is easier to. i) keep an.eye on. who is doing what. and_ gives. the storekeeper.a chance to study checks and check givers more closely. Shoplifting is also on the rise in Grass Valley, twice as many cases so far this year as last year, Berryman said. He warned store owners to keep (ar Paseo ¢ £ yr a an firey’ $s best friend, who also had little good to say about the bald eagle, was Benjamin Franklin. In 1784 he wrote his daughter from France: ‘The bald eagle is a bird of bad moral character, like. those men who live by robbing, while the turkey:is a much more respec_table bird, a™true native. of America.’”’ He recommended the turkey,” instead of the bald eagle, as the national symbol, The World Almanac. notes. thete eyes open and get a good Seoectel of : they suspected of stealing. ‘It in legal fot-a shopkeeper to make a citizens arrest and use the force necessary to-hold:a suspect,Berryman pointed: ‘out. Hestressed .that in misdemeanor eases shooting a person is not reasonable force: citizen’s It is the same are. policeman ai a handled that way -in court, Berryman pointed out. The most important thing is to get involved and not let things roll. off your back, Berryman ‘said. He thanked the businessmen of Grass Valley for their cooperation in apprehending shoplifters and forgers in the. past and-asked that they continue their efforts in the future. . » The Sacrhiaawte ‘Light Opava Association's music cifcus 15th and H 25th ANNIVERSARY SEASON OPENS MONDAY, JUNE 9th SHOWTIMES: DAILY 8:30 PM SUNDAY 7:30 PM June 9-15 duly 7-13), August 4-10 The Jim Nabors Show Banc dayne Dan Dailey starring Patricia Morison paca a ce Jim Nabors starring in and The Nabors Kids The Sound of Music Take Me Along July 14-20 August 11-17 “june 16-22 John Raitt Ken Berry An Evening With Keren Morrow = Kathleen Freeman Vikki Cor starring in Jerry Lanning ako starring Annie Get Your Gun an Mike Neun Oklahoma, Ss duly 21-27 : Be ing von orn ; Mapa ene st Robert Hooks Fiddler On The Roof Ja Rime Warley 5 Gypsy Jesus Christ, Superstar jy 28-Auruat 3 Ann Blyth Jerry Lanning August 25-Sept. 7 (2 weeks) June 30-July 6 Kathleen Freeman Ken Berry . Jose Ferrer Jesse White Soupy Sales in in in Man of La Manche Show Boat Suger Produced by Russell Lewis and Howard Young Pr d $ Civic Theater Soocemedbo tar’ Bee, KFBK ond KOVR Channe! 13 1419 H Se., SEASON AND SINGLE TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT MUSIC CIRCUS BOX OFFICE Sacramento Phone 441-3163 SAVE UP TO 20% ON SEASON TICKETS Box. Office: Hours: Daily 10 AM to 9 Pid» Suriday. Noon to 9 PM

. 8 The Nevada County Nugget Wed., May 28, 1975 STUDENTS FROM Lyman. ‘Gtimore. ‘Schoo! ‘pecchtly visited isvedei _ Irrigation District's Grass Valley Treatment Plant as part i career education day. activities. Wayne Wagner of NID showed them around while Hertha Housman acted.as baat sponsor.Grass. valleys crime is on rise Grass Valley finaldonettion <>». must be aware that crime ison : ‘>the rise in the nation and that-. ‘iy their “community is no exi: i ede ~ That. was the message of : te set. John Berryman, a nine -\cyear veteran of the Grass’~ es 5 Valley Police, when he spoke Valley mae of Comme = Beepymian said that the'time _is gore when Grass vale people could take a vacation Scaritheut bothering to lock the “house. or. accept a check from “anyone: without questioning it’s validity. When accepting checks the business man must be pari ticularly. cautious, Berryman th _ {said He.pointed out that ~ County “=“"You-have to take a one ,/extra.seconds to «check. : identification,” Berryman. Said, «,. When ‘aceepting checks from _ Someone you don’t recognize it: oods: also.wise ‘to.write down a “ata meeting of the.Grass descriptic : : a a, fhe. pdrivers . license forgery and bad checks are the the United States. Saer aL: 6 “@f-the person as that great. care Saheit 3 taken to:.check identification “even when’ the amount of sale is small. It is difficult’for-.the police to prosecute bad check writers if the total number of checks passed is less than $100, . Berryman said. Berryman also warned the chamber members to keep a Fair . ‘beoks ready — Nave 1975er ecnium books-for \ the Nevada County Fair are™ now available at the -. fairgrounds’ administration: <>. buil n McCourtney Road, =S Sat ay from 9 a.m. to12. ‘reservations for stalls for. light Horse exhibitions will be noon made~ on: ‘a_first come, ‘first served: basis. Reservations gL will be accepted until July 12. 4i-,2Voeational education is a new department for this year’s fair. It is limited to projects made’ in. a school ‘under supervision of an instructor. Included are divisions in z wood, metals, She have:, been. replaced. ‘Light~ horse. division ~ will » dnclude entriés from Nevada, ~ Placer, Yuba, Sutter and rg Sierra: counties. Entries in the cut flowers and potted plants divisions will . Nevada. There are no entry fee charges in the industrial education and junior , departments except in the case of the large livestock divisions. The feature booths for the 4-H this ~ year will be 4’ by 8’ and for the senior groups 9’ by 10’, for ‘Toeal STELNStr = ae or by °, Sa ‘Several: Ssapepillar ; be accepted from Placer and -Yuba counties aswell as ws A’ new . art: center. will be. in~ available~. professional ° artists. Details = = ate. ectaesome the adclose watch on their cash registers. An open cash. drawer can tempt even an : “honest person to stray if he has the “need, according — to people

; ‘don’t think twice about getting a. hand. in the till ‘while the shopkeeper’s back is vurned, = “When taking care of. customers handle one person . at a time, don’t let anyone rush you,’ Berryman said. In. that.way it is easier to. i) keep an.eye on. who is doing what. and_ gives. the storekeeper.a chance to study checks and check givers more closely. Shoplifting is also on the rise in Grass Valley, twice as many cases so far this year as last year, Berryman said. He warned store owners to keep (ar Paseo ¢ £ yr a an firey’ $s best friend, who also had little good to say about the bald eagle, was Benjamin Franklin. In 1784 he wrote his daughter from France: ‘The bald eagle is a bird of bad moral character, like. those men who live by robbing, while the turkey:is a much more respec_table bird, a™true native. of America.’”’ He recommended the turkey,” instead of the bald eagle, as the national symbol, The World Almanac. notes. thete eyes open and get a good Seoectel of : they suspected of stealing. ‘It in legal fot-a shopkeeper to make a citizens arrest and use the force necessary to-hold:a suspect,Berryman pointed: ‘out. Hestressed .that in misdemeanor eases shooting a person is not reasonable force: citizen’s It is the same are. policeman ai a handled that way -in court, Berryman pointed out. The most important thing is to get involved and not let things roll. off your back, Berryman ‘said. He thanked the businessmen of Grass Valley for their cooperation in apprehending shoplifters and forgers in the. past and-asked that they continue their efforts in the future. . » The Sacrhiaawte ‘Light Opava Association's music cifcus 15th and H 25th ANNIVERSARY SEASON OPENS MONDAY, JUNE 9th SHOWTIMES: DAILY 8:30 PM SUNDAY 7:30 PM June 9-15 duly 7-13), August 4-10 The Jim Nabors Show Banc dayne Dan Dailey starring Patricia Morison paca a ce Jim Nabors starring in and The Nabors Kids The Sound of Music Take Me Along July 14-20 August 11-17 “june 16-22 John Raitt Ken Berry An Evening With Keren Morrow = Kathleen Freeman Vikki Cor starring in Jerry Lanning ako starring Annie Get Your Gun an Mike Neun Oklahoma, Ss duly 21-27 : Be ing von orn ; Mapa ene st Robert Hooks Fiddler On The Roof Ja Rime Warley 5 Gypsy Jesus Christ, Superstar jy 28-Auruat 3 Ann Blyth Jerry Lanning August 25-Sept. 7 (2 weeks) June 30-July 6 Kathleen Freeman Ken Berry . Jose Ferrer Jesse White Soupy Sales in in in Man of La Manche Show Boat Suger Produced by Russell Lewis and Howard Young Pr d $ Civic Theater Soocemedbo tar’ Bee, KFBK ond KOVR Channe! 13 1419 H Se., SEASON AND SINGLE TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT MUSIC CIRCUS BOX OFFICE Sacramento Phone 441-3163 SAVE UP TO 20% ON SEASON TICKETS Box. Office: Hours: Daily 10 AM to 9 Pid» Suriday. Noon to 9 PM