May 30, 1973 (12 pages)

10 The Nevada County Nugget Wed., May 2301973 Christian Youth Concert The Community Brethren Church of Grass Valley will host a Christian Youth Concert June 1 at the Grass Valley Veterans Memorial Building. : Stafford Hebert, baritone soloist, and 11 years old, will be the special guest. Stafford has been singing for churches and on televion since he was four. i} f ’ ‘ ‘ . second vice president; WATCHES S@MBR= clocks BEALE AFB — Beale’s security police law enforcement section recently’ inaugurated one of the base’s new gate guard houses with a ribbon cutting ceremony at the Grass Valley gate. Pictured, from left to right, are: Capt. Brian Shiroyama, security police operations officer: MSgt. Bart Lopardi, noncommissioned officer in charge of law enforcement: SSgt. Harry Palmer, law Mrs. Browning installed as president of the PTA Mrs. Verne Browning was installed as president of the Grass Valley Elementary Parent Teachers’ Association recently. Others installed to serve for the new school year were Mrs. James Heard, first vice president; John Waggoner, Mrs. Walter Patterson, secretary; Mrs. .Raymond Schneider, treasurer; Jon Cohee; auditor; Mrs. Stephan Johnson, parliamentarian and Mrs. Len Wellborn, historian. Officer Dennis Bennallack of the Grass Valley Police Department presented the safety patrol program. Opening BUSINESS BILLBOARD enforcement: A1C Claude remarks were. made by chief Frank E. Knuckey. Hennessy School student Bruce Bernardis received the outstanding patrolman award of the year presented by Bennallack and Bill Goldman, district manager of the California State Automobile Association. Presentation of awards of merit were presented by Goldman to the following students from Hennessy: Philip Alexander, Bruce Bernardis, Debra Bird, Scott Clanton, Larry Cooper, Bobby Coward, Art Echternacht, Terry Echternacht, David Ennis, Tammy Youngman, Mike Foote, David Gowey, Pam JEWELRY QE =a SSS . E. M. DALPEZ sewer 310 BROAD ST., N.C. 265-4501 Stanford, law enforcement; and Maj. George Harper, commander of _ the 9th Security Police Squadron. The new guard house, made of aluminum with tinted windows and sliding doors, will be replacing the old ones at all Beale gates except the main gate as soon as the base’s civil engineers are ‘able to mount the pre-fabricated units. (USAF Photo by Sgt. Dennis Nunes) Griffith, Kevin Harper, Donald Bird, Brenda Hatch, Cindy Leon, Wayne Mack, Mike Merchant, Jennifer Merrill, Ernie Olsen, Charles Page, Clayton Page, Janice Page, Chuck Scott, Lisa Seaman, Patrick Straka, Randy ‘Sylvester, Scott West, Glen ‘ Wingham; Mount Saint Mary’s students were: Dale Astesana, David Bassett, Cathleen Casey, David OChargin, Carolyn Cresswell, Maureen Heafey, Anna Hosbein, Bill Murphy, Cathy Salivar, Fred West, Paul Aguilar, Greg _ Astesana, Carolyn Brooks, Kevin Casey, John Clifford, Roger Elliott, Teresa Hedges, Mike Morgan, Chris Nyte, Louis Tassone, John Wickstrom. > Walt McNeal, third grade teacher, accepted a Grass . Valley Elementary PTA gift check on behalf of the school in the amount of $1,030.95 to be used for assorted recreationaleducational equipment for the Len. Gilbert FARMERS _ INSURANCE GROUP HEFFREN INSURANCE AGENCY 111 W. Main P.O Box 1034 Grass Valley, Ca. 265-6166 } children, and also to furnish a rest spot for teachers during lunch and break periods. Mrs. Francis George, head teacher of Bell Hill School accepted a gift check in the amount of $320.45 to be used for Park At The Door Of The Friendly Store film strips, movie screens, rainy day games and puzzles, records and other items to be selected by the teachers for the children. John Waggoner, principal of Lyman Gilmore School, accepted a Grass Valley Elementary PTA gift check for $788.80 to be used for a ceramics. .kiln, and outdoor benches for the student rest areas at that school. Mrs. Alice Beck, a Hennessy School second grade teacher who will retire in June, received an appreciation gift from Grass Valley Elementary PTA for her many years of dedicated service to the Grass Valley School District’s children and parents. weet ty STAFFORD HEBERT The main concert will . be presented by the Joyful Sound Choir, a group of 35 youths from the Willow Rancho Baptist Church of Sacramento. Their songs are primarily contemporary Christian music which has a special appeal to youth-today and also receives a ready response from adults. The concert, to start at 7:30 p.m. is open to the public. A free will offering will be received. The church meets at the Forest Springs Farm Center on Hwy. 49 south of Grass Valley with Bible School at 10 and morning and evening services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. McAvoy killed in auto crash George Paul McAvoy, 44, a salesman for Bob Levy Volkswagen in Auburn, died Sunday following a three-car accident on Highway 49 near Auburn. According to the Placer county California Highway Patrol office none of the three cars collided. Two cars were northbound on Hwy. 49 about five miles north of Auburn. The first car signaled for a left turn and the second car didn’t see the turn signal in time to stop. He swerved to avoid hitting the turning car. McAvoy, southbound, saw the left turning car and swerved onto the bank, his car crossed the highway and struck a telephone pole. Mr. AcAvoy was taken to Auburn Faith Hospital. Lester Harold Gregerson of Auburn and Harvey Grant Miller of Meadow Vista were the two northbound drivers. Mr. McAvoy was a native of Cincinnati, Ohio, and a veteran of the U. S. Air Force in World War II and Korea. He leaves his wife, Dorothy; children, Mark, David, Charles, Philip, Marianne and Kathleen and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McAvoy, all of Auburn and a sister, Alice Neugauabaur of Ohio. Rosary will be recited_at 8 this evening at Chapel of the Hills with funeral mass scheduled for 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church of NEW FREEDOM SHARES US. Savings Bonds, ° % new Freedom Shares EE C—O aa ne il ofl

10 The Nevada County Nugget Wed., May 2301973 Christian Youth Concert The Community Brethren Church of Grass Valley will host a Christian Youth Concert June 1 at the Grass Valley Veterans Memorial Building. : Stafford Hebert, baritone soloist, and 11 years old, will be the special guest. Stafford has been singing for churches and on televion since he was four. i} f ’ ‘ ‘ . second vice president; WATCHES S@MBR= clocks BEALE AFB — Beale’s security police law enforcement section recently’ inaugurated one of the base’s new gate guard houses with a ribbon cutting ceremony at the Grass Valley gate. Pictured, from left to right, are: Capt. Brian Shiroyama, security police operations officer: MSgt. Bart Lopardi, noncommissioned officer in charge of law enforcement: SSgt. Harry Palmer, law Mrs. Browning installed as president of the PTA Mrs. Verne Browning was installed as president of the Grass Valley Elementary Parent Teachers’ Association recently. Others installed to serve for the new school year were Mrs. James Heard, first vice president; John Waggoner, Mrs. Walter Patterson, secretary; Mrs. .Raymond Schneider, treasurer; Jon Cohee; auditor; Mrs. Stephan Johnson, parliamentarian and Mrs. Len Wellborn, historian. Officer Dennis Bennallack of the Grass Valley Police Department presented the safety patrol program. Opening BUSINESS BILLBOARD enforcement: A1C Claude remarks were. made by chief Frank E. Knuckey. Hennessy School student Bruce Bernardis received the outstanding patrolman award of the year presented by Bennallack and Bill Goldman, district manager of the California State Automobile Association. Presentation of awards of merit were presented by Goldman to the following students from Hennessy: Philip Alexander, Bruce Bernardis, Debra Bird, Scott Clanton, Larry Cooper, Bobby Coward, Art Echternacht, Terry Echternacht, David Ennis, Tammy Youngman, Mike Foote, David Gowey, Pam JEWELRY QE =a SSS . E. M. DALPEZ sewer 310 BROAD ST., N.C. 265-4501 Stanford, law enforcement; and Maj. George Harper, commander of _ the 9th Security Police Squadron. The new guard house, made of aluminum with tinted windows and sliding doors, will be replacing the old ones at all Beale gates except the main gate as soon as the base’s civil engineers are ‘able to mount the pre-fabricated units. (USAF Photo by Sgt. Dennis Nunes) Griffith, Kevin Harper, Donald Bird, Brenda Hatch, Cindy Leon, Wayne Mack, Mike Merchant, Jennifer Merrill, Ernie Olsen, Charles Page, Clayton Page, Janice Page, Chuck Scott, Lisa Seaman, Patrick Straka, Randy ‘Sylvester, Scott West, Glen ‘ Wingham; Mount Saint Mary’s students were: Dale Astesana, David Bassett, Cathleen Casey, David OChargin, Carolyn Cresswell, Maureen Heafey, Anna Hosbein, Bill Murphy, Cathy Salivar, Fred West, Paul Aguilar, Greg _ Astesana, Carolyn Brooks, Kevin Casey, John Clifford, Roger Elliott, Teresa Hedges, Mike Morgan, Chris Nyte, Louis Tassone, John Wickstrom. > Walt McNeal, third grade teacher, accepted a Grass . Valley Elementary PTA gift check on behalf of the school in the amount of $1,030.95 to be used for assorted recreationaleducational equipment for the

Len. Gilbert FARMERS _ INSURANCE GROUP HEFFREN INSURANCE AGENCY 111 W. Main P.O Box 1034 Grass Valley, Ca. 265-6166 } children, and also to furnish a rest spot for teachers during lunch and break periods. Mrs. Francis George, head teacher of Bell Hill School accepted a gift check in the amount of $320.45 to be used for Park At The Door Of The Friendly Store film strips, movie screens, rainy day games and puzzles, records and other items to be selected by the teachers for the children. John Waggoner, principal of Lyman Gilmore School, accepted a Grass Valley Elementary PTA gift check for $788.80 to be used for a ceramics. .kiln, and outdoor benches for the student rest areas at that school. Mrs. Alice Beck, a Hennessy School second grade teacher who will retire in June, received an appreciation gift from Grass Valley Elementary PTA for her many years of dedicated service to the Grass Valley School District’s children and parents. weet ty STAFFORD HEBERT The main concert will . be presented by the Joyful Sound Choir, a group of 35 youths from the Willow Rancho Baptist Church of Sacramento. Their songs are primarily contemporary Christian music which has a special appeal to youth-today and also receives a ready response from adults. The concert, to start at 7:30 p.m. is open to the public. A free will offering will be received. The church meets at the Forest Springs Farm Center on Hwy. 49 south of Grass Valley with Bible School at 10 and morning and evening services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. McAvoy killed in auto crash George Paul McAvoy, 44, a salesman for Bob Levy Volkswagen in Auburn, died Sunday following a three-car accident on Highway 49 near Auburn. According to the Placer county California Highway Patrol office none of the three cars collided. Two cars were northbound on Hwy. 49 about five miles north of Auburn. The first car signaled for a left turn and the second car didn’t see the turn signal in time to stop. He swerved to avoid hitting the turning car. McAvoy, southbound, saw the left turning car and swerved onto the bank, his car crossed the highway and struck a telephone pole. Mr. AcAvoy was taken to Auburn Faith Hospital. Lester Harold Gregerson of Auburn and Harvey Grant Miller of Meadow Vista were the two northbound drivers. Mr. McAvoy was a native of Cincinnati, Ohio, and a veteran of the U. S. Air Force in World War II and Korea. He leaves his wife, Dorothy; children, Mark, David, Charles, Philip, Marianne and Kathleen and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McAvoy, all of Auburn and a sister, Alice Neugauabaur of Ohio. Rosary will be recited_at 8 this evening at Chapel of the Hills with funeral mass scheduled for 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church of NEW FREEDOM SHARES US. Savings Bonds, ° % new Freedom Shares EE C—O aa ne il ofl