October 1, 1975 (8 pages)

4 y aa ‘ ‘ ee ee. . 6 The Nevada County Nugget Wed. 3 ' i ‘a €% RA Mee e¥ i # 1s ’ October 1, 1975 Never put off. till tomorrow whatever you can’t shove onto someone else’s desk today. by Bill Howrilla SGT. STRIPES.FOREVER NOW, . HOW DO We GET THE ENEMY Jo Use ITP No, Gwendolyn, the pet shop won't sell you two if you ask for a parakeet. An old-timer recalls when the crank was in the front of the car — not in the righthand seat. A miser is a man who has a lot of money in his bunk. _ Crossword Puzzle Here’s the Answer / ACROSS $. alsin. al sie Sialolalals alalo. '. slomms. s. Alalala 3 Eludes 1 Northwestern thon state of the Hoe Home Oe Bo w a}O}o wh BIN es pa dare Miidndtclay Union 7 Obse, eile 7 Western state 3p, pr jon ee wlAjlo Niols S. s. ainiol'. 7Ms. ./slalo ml>l alals Pwiyt= 13 Venerate 14 Spoke 15 Puffs up . ining cae i a Oo MOSS CMe falafafsivia Bislalalviaja ajalalviulo alulalalala 17 Cushion 18 Pilfer 11 Alluvial deposits at 31 Unnecessary 35 Repeat river mouths HH Sentai 22 Hartenwater 12 eae a legacy a Male sheep 19 Lamprey 42 Many beautiful —— are seen in the appearance Masta States a Sora ather worker 45 Peroral 48 Roman road 7 oe of 25 Rip 38 Sun — 49 Uncommon jueen sae st t 26 Painful 28 Above 40 Spanish courtyards 52 Coin of Timor 54 Important Eggs y 29 Back of neck 41 Interstice 33 There —— 48 states in the metal . ’ Union 34 Fiber knots 35 Dinner courses 39 Meal. (Fr.) 43 Educational jn group (ab.) 44 Diamond cutter’s cup 46 Circle part 471s able 48 Sicker 50 Golfer's device! 51 Decorated 53 Allowance 55 Female ruffs 56 Song bird 57 Mistakes 58 Mental faculties DOWN 1Cavity of bag Samantha Short Takes Oldest Letter The letter ‘‘O,”’ which has remained unchanged for nearly 4,000 years, is the oldest of all letters in the 65 alphabets now in use. The first systematic weather reports in the United States are attributed to the Reverend John Campanius Holm, chaplain of a settlement near present-day Wilmington, Delaware, who began making regular observations only 24 years after the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock in 1620. Extremes So great is the difference between lighted and shadowed spots on the moon that an unprotected person would burn in the searing sunlight or freeze quickly in the shadow of a rock. Q. What is the difference between a plantar wart and an ordinary wart on the finger? A. The main difference is in the location. The word “plantar” refers to the sole of the foot. Actually both READS YOUR STARS If you were born October 1-7: You have an even temperament and are very likeable. In turn, you meet few people whom you really dislike. You do best working with others. You are creative, intuitive, and quite fair-minded. You may'need to stand up for yourself more than you do. ARIES (3/21-4/19): Week begins smashingly, with possibilities romantic. predicted. Someone needs a gentle push in the right direction. Remember, Sam said “gentle.” Activities with others need: patience because of a timing problem. TAURUS (4/20-5/20: History repeats itself and may bring the chance to learn an old lesson that you've tried to bypass in the past. Thoughts turn to love and a new development along that line. Then, keep cool; the heat is on. GEMINI (5/21-6/20): A phone cali may end a certain situation involving a man. Then, home affairs, love life and work accented. Don’t expect fast ac derground as your mind turns inward. This is the time to initiate new ideas for the month ahead. Watch your words; the famous Libra tact may be a bit faulty this week. A surprise en ding. : SCORPIO (10/24-11/22): A block caused by a charming individual clears up. Look for good times with friends. Somebody may suggest dogooding. Do it. You'll reap unforeseen rewards. Later, quiet time and a few changes to end week. SAGITTARIUS (11/23-12/21): A pleasant beginning makes” this a fine time for socializing and for painlessly accomplishing a lot. Your affections could take a new turn tion. Do expect to have to exmidweek, as you see the real plain and re-explain a good thing instead of just the glossy packaging. Week comes to a deal. MOONCHILD (6/21-7/22): A popping finish. rather frivolous friend may surCAPRICORN (12/22-1/19): prise you with a very practical Romance takes ona new glow idea. A message could spell this week. Someone may delay for'a project close to your cause you frustration by conheart. Don't fret; you are untinually changing his mind. decided about the details, Bear with him. — your own words may not truly match anyway. Love ends week. LEO (7/23-8/22): Decisions your thoughts, either. Then, fun regarding resources start your and relaxation. week. Tune out flights of fancy AQUARIUS (1/20-2/19): You and keep down to earth for might expect a cooling of .best results. Read the fine print feelings toward someone. If carefully and weigh alteryou’re not doing something natives before you sign creative or imaginative, you're wasting some good aspects. anything. VIRGO (8/23-9/22): You may Shame on you! The justice of a be twiddling your thumbsa bit matter becomes important and this week. Try to maintain you may find yourself speaking status quo financially. You may out in defense of a principle. want to change your PISCES (2/20-3/20): Focus on appearancea little. How about a work, with new responsibilities new hair style? Then, a call looming on the horizon. A message about money can may upset your schedule. (9/23-10/23): makea difference. Listen to the LIBRA Something to finish up inwisdom of your inner voice volving a friend begins week. coming through a dream or a You may seem to go unhunch. Follow it. warts are caused by a virus, and the difference in appearance is due to the difference in pressure applied to the wart as it grows. A wart on the sole is subjected to the pressure of body weight, which keeps it from projecting from the skin surface like a wart on the finger. The incubation time of this virus is about six months, and this OUR ANCESTORS makes it difficult to remember where we might have originally been exposed to the virus. Q. Why can’t I find a Family Doctor? I’ve called several in this area and they all tell me they aren’t accepting new patients! A. Without question, in some areas it is difficult to locate a Family Doctor because of the relative shortage of them. Almost 3,500 of them are currently in training and within the next year or two will be available to the public. The American Academy of Family Physicians has offered to forward a list of the Family Physicians in your area to you. Just send your request to me, Dr. James Price, in care of this newspaper. Q. Are women any more likely to be accepted into medical school than they used to be? _ A. Yes. Some schools project that in a few years almost 40 percent of students will be female! This is very different from just a few years ago when only a few women were admitted. The admission of women and minority students to medical schools has precipitated ‘reverse backlash’’ suits against some schools where exceptionally qualified white males have been refused admission while these other groups with lower grade averages have made the grade. Questions to ‘YOUR FAMILY PHYSICIAN” should be addressed to Dr. James G. Price, c/o this newspaper, The large volume of mail prohibits personal replies other than in this. column. MS. URSULA HELLWIG of Grass Valley was crowned Miss Oktoberfest during German-style recent celebrations ':,at the. Nevada County Fairgrounds. ‘s"“Y9ou can't get away with no shoes and stockings here; young lady! This is a respectable beach!”

4 y aa ‘ ‘ ee ee. . 6 The Nevada County Nugget Wed. 3 ' i ‘a €% RA Mee e¥ i # 1s ’ October 1, 1975 Never put off. till tomorrow whatever you can’t shove onto someone else’s desk today. by Bill Howrilla SGT. STRIPES..FOREVER NOW, . HOW DO We GET THE ENEMY Jo Use ITP No, Gwendolyn, the pet shop won't sell you two if you ask for a parakeet. An old-timer recalls when the crank was in the front of the car — not in the righthand seat. A miser is a man who has a lot of money in his bunk. _ Crossword Puzzle Here’s the Answer / ACROSS $. alsin. al sie Sialolalals alalo. '. slomms. s. Alalala 3 Eludes 1 Northwestern thon state of the Hoe Home Oe Bo w a}O}o wh BIN es pa dare Miidndtclay Union 7 Obse, eile 7 Western state 3p, pr jon ee wlAjlo Niols S. s. ainiol'. 7Ms. ./slalo ml>l alals Pwiyt= 13 Venerate 14 Spoke 15 Puffs up . ining cae i a Oo MOSS CMe falafafsivia Bislalalviaja ajalalviulo alulalalala 17 Cushion 18 Pilfer 11 Alluvial deposits at 31 Unnecessary 35 Repeat river mouths HH Sentai 22 Hartenwater 12 eae a legacy a Male sheep 19 Lamprey 42 Many beautiful —— are seen in the appearance Masta States a Sora ather worker 45 Peroral 48 Roman road 7 oe of 25 Rip 38 Sun — 49 Uncommon jueen sae st t 26 Painful 28 Above 40 Spanish courtyards 52 Coin of Timor 54 Important Eggs y 29 Back of neck 41 Interstice 33 There —— 48 states in the metal . ’ Union 34 Fiber knots 35 Dinner courses 39 Meal. (Fr.) 43 Educational jn group (ab.)

44 Diamond cutter’s cup 46 Circle part 471s able 48 Sicker 50 Golfer's device! 51 Decorated 53 Allowance 55 Female ruffs 56 Song bird 57 Mistakes 58 Mental faculties DOWN 1Cavity of bag Samantha Short Takes Oldest Letter The letter ‘‘O,”’ which has remained unchanged for nearly 4,000 years, is the oldest of all letters in the 65 alphabets now in use. The first systematic weather reports in the United States are attributed to the Reverend John Campanius Holm, chaplain of a settlement near present-day Wilmington, Delaware, who began making regular observations only 24 years after the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock in 1620. Extremes So great is the difference between lighted and shadowed spots on the moon that an unprotected person would burn in the searing sunlight or freeze quickly in the shadow of a rock. Q. What is the difference between a plantar wart and an ordinary wart on the finger? A. The main difference is in the location. The word “plantar” refers to the sole of the foot. Actually both READS YOUR STARS If you were born October 1-7: You have an even temperament and are very likeable. In turn, you meet few people whom you really dislike. You do best working with others. You are creative, intuitive, and quite fair-minded. You may'need to stand up for yourself more than you do. ARIES (3/21-4/19): Week begins smashingly, with possibilities romantic. predicted. Someone needs a gentle push in the right direction. Remember, Sam said “gentle.” Activities with others need: patience because of a timing problem. TAURUS (4/20-5/20: History repeats itself and may bring the chance to learn an old lesson that you've tried to bypass in the past. Thoughts turn to love and a new development along that line. Then, keep cool; the heat is on. GEMINI (5/21-6/20): A phone cali may end a certain situation involving a man. Then, home affairs, love life and work accented. Don’t expect fast ac derground as your mind turns inward. This is the time to initiate new ideas for the month ahead. Watch your words; the famous Libra tact may be a bit faulty this week. A surprise en ding. : SCORPIO (10/24-11/22): A block caused by a charming individual clears up. Look for good times with friends. Somebody may suggest dogooding. Do it. You'll reap unforeseen rewards. Later, quiet time and a few changes to end week. SAGITTARIUS (11/23-12/21): A pleasant beginning makes” this a fine time for socializing and for painlessly accomplishing a lot. Your affections could take a new turn tion. Do expect to have to exmidweek, as you see the real plain and re-explain a good thing instead of just the glossy packaging. Week comes to a deal. MOONCHILD (6/21-7/22): A popping finish. rather frivolous friend may surCAPRICORN (12/22-1/19): prise you with a very practical Romance takes ona new glow idea. A message could spell this week. Someone may delay for'a project close to your cause you frustration by conheart. Don't fret; you are untinually changing his mind. decided about the details, Bear with him. — your own words may not truly match anyway. Love ends week. LEO (7/23-8/22): Decisions your thoughts, either. Then, fun regarding resources start your and relaxation. week. Tune out flights of fancy AQUARIUS (1/20-2/19): You and keep down to earth for might expect a cooling of .best results. Read the fine print feelings toward someone. If carefully and weigh alteryou’re not doing something natives before you sign creative or imaginative, you're wasting some good aspects. anything. VIRGO (8/23-9/22): You may Shame on you! The justice of a be twiddling your thumbsa bit matter becomes important and this week. Try to maintain you may find yourself speaking status quo financially. You may out in defense of a principle. want to change your PISCES (2/20-3/20): Focus on appearancea little. How about a work, with new responsibilities new hair style? Then, a call looming on the horizon. A message about money can may upset your schedule. (9/23-10/23): makea difference. Listen to the LIBRA Something to finish up inwisdom of your inner voice volving a friend begins week. coming through a dream or a You may seem to go unhunch. Follow it. warts are caused by a virus, and the difference in appearance is due to the difference in pressure applied to the wart as it grows. A wart on the sole is subjected to the pressure of body weight, which keeps it from projecting from the skin surface like a wart on the finger. The incubation time of this virus is about six months, and this OUR ANCESTORS makes it difficult to remember where we might have originally been exposed to the virus. Q. Why can’t I find a Family Doctor? I’ve called several in this area and they all tell me they aren’t accepting new patients! A. Without question, in some areas it is difficult to locate a Family Doctor because of the relative shortage of them. Almost 3,500 of them are currently in training and within the next year or two will be available to the public. The American Academy of Family Physicians has offered to forward a list of the Family Physicians in your area to you. Just send your request to me, Dr. James Price, in care of this newspaper. Q. Are women any more likely to be accepted into medical school than they used to be? _ A. Yes. Some schools project that in a few years almost 40 percent of students will be female! This is very different from just a few years ago when only a few women were admitted. The admission of women and minority students to medical schools has precipitated ‘reverse backlash’’ suits against some schools where exceptionally qualified white males have been refused admission while these other groups with lower grade averages have made the grade. Questions to ‘YOUR FAMILY PHYSICIAN” should be addressed to Dr. James G. Price, c/o this newspaper, The large volume of mail prohibits personal replies other than in this. column. MS. URSULA HELLWIG of Grass Valley was crowned Miss Oktoberfest during German-style recent celebrations ':,at the. Nevada County Fairgrounds. ‘s"“Y9ou can't get away with no shoes and stockings here; young lady! This is a respectable beach!”