October 10, 1973 (12 pages)

12 The Nevada County Nugget Wed., Oct. 10,1973 THIS COLORFUL maple in the Jaycees’ park signals the changing seasons for visitors and residents alike. Western Nevada county has hundreds of maple and liquid amber trees but this tree in Grass Valley is probably seen by more people than any other. Maples and liquidambers provide the most spectacular show when the first cold nights start their color change. [ Nevada county Calendar of events The following calendar of events, a weekly feature of the Nugget, is supplied by the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce. The Nugget will not be responsible in cases of cancellation which may occur after copy deadlines. Oct. 13 Golden Autumn House<and Garden Tour. Sponsored by Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. For details write to Mrs. Frank Carli, 815 West Main, Grass Valley, Calif. 95945. 13 Trade Fair and Old-Fashioned Bazaar at Veterans’ Memorial Building, 415 N. Pine, Nevada City, 9 a.m.-until 5 p.m. Sponsored by Nevada City Chamber of Commerce. 13 “Cyclethon 73.” A state-wide bike ride for benefit of the Heart Association. Nevada County Chairmen are Gene Crowe and Craig Wolfe of Nevada Union High School, who may be contacted for details. 12-13 Gaslight Celebration, in Nevada City. “Gaslight Revue” Old Nevada Theatre, 8 p.m. . 14-N. Calif. Class “‘A’’ Championship Horseshoe Tournament, Fairgrounds, G.V. 19-20 “Effect of Gamma Rays Man on the Moon Marigolds.”’ Old Nevada Theatre, 8 p.m. To be repeated on Oct. 25,26,27. 27-28 Quilt show and exhibition at Nevada City Armory Nevada Theatre, N.C. County planners meet Thursday County planning district in the Loma Rica Roads, east of Nevada City. commissioners have scheduled Industrial Park. Commissioners will hear a three public hearings and other report from the planning business for a meeting opening department relative’ to a at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the proposed meeting with board room in the courthouse. supervisors. The subject is a discussion on an area planning commission and staff for the eastern portion of the county. —A petition to rezone property north of Prosser Lake Heights, Truckee. Mrs. Robert C. Gebhardt has submitted the petition to rezone 8.555 acres for residential agricultural. — David A. Schlecht’s use permit application to locate a trav°' trailer in an unclassified distric his property located between: ale and Red Dog The hearings are: — A use permit application for Cal Gas-Grass Valley Inc. to put a propane storage facility on Loma Linda Drive in a light manufacturing and _ industrial Old and new _ business, correspondence and public appearances conclude the agenda items. Twenty additional California Highway Patrol inspection teams will begin next week to check vehicle exhaust emissionsas part of the state’s smog control porgram. Eighteen teams will operate in the Los Angeles area and the other two will be assigned to San Diego and Oakland. All will be equipped with exhaust gas analyzers capable of measuring carbon monoxide and hydrocarbon emissions. They « will work in conjunction with the Patrol’s vehicle inspection Man booked after accident A 24-year old Yuba City man was booked into the county jail and his passenger is in Sacramento Medical Center as a result of a post midnight one-car accident in Nevada City Sunday. Glenn Joseph Kerr, 24, Yuba City, driver of the vehicle which collided with a power pole on the corner of Spring and South Pine streets, was booked for investigation of felony drunk driving. His passenger, believed to be Pennie Westphal also of Yuba City, was taken to Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital by the Nevada City Fire Department Rescue Car. Later she was moved to the medical center. The Nevada City Police Department was the investigating and reporting agency. " 29.81 Children’s Operetta, “Hansel & Gretel” Old teams and check emissions while the safety inspections are in progress. CHP Commissioner Walter Pudinski said that warning citations will be issued to drivers whose vehicles are over legal limits. No court appearance will be required by the citation but the driver must have the deficiency corrected within 14 days. The Patrol has been operating eight similar units during the past year. Pudinski said approximately 25 per cent of the vehicles checked during that period required engine tune-ups, adjustment of smog control devices or similar repair work before they could pass the emission tests. The analyzers can check all passenger cars, both foreign and domestic, built since 1955. An additional 43 will be purchased by the Patrol with delivery scheduled for early next year. The 20 obtained this week were manufactured by the Sun Electric Corporation and assembled in the company’s Maywood plant. Pioneer Arts plan color illustration Cliff E. NeVille will illustrate the use of color values in painting at Pioneer Arts meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Forestry Building, in. Nevada City. The artist, a newcomer to the area, has studied portrait painting under Rodrigo Quesada

12 The Nevada County Nugget Wed., Oct. 10,1973 THIS COLORFUL maple in the Jaycees’ park signals the changing seasons for visitors and residents alike. Western Nevada county has hundreds of maple and liquid amber trees but this tree in Grass Valley is probably seen by more people than any other. Maples and liquidambers provide the most spectacular show when the first cold nights start their color change. [ Nevada county Calendar of events The following calendar of events, a weekly feature of the Nugget, is supplied by the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce. The Nugget will not be responsible in cases of cancellation which may occur after copy deadlines. Oct. 13 Golden Autumn House<and Garden Tour. Sponsored by Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. For details write to Mrs. Frank Carli, 815 West Main, Grass Valley, Calif. 95945. 13 Trade Fair and Old-Fashioned Bazaar at Veterans’ Memorial Building, 415 N. Pine, Nevada City, 9 a.m.-until 5 p.m. Sponsored by Nevada City Chamber of Commerce. 13 “Cyclethon 73.” A state-wide bike ride for benefit of the Heart Association. Nevada County Chairmen are Gene Crowe and Craig Wolfe of Nevada Union High School, who may be contacted for details. 12-13 Gaslight Celebration, in Nevada City. “Gaslight Revue” Old Nevada Theatre, 8 p.m. . 14-N. Calif. Class “‘A’’ Championship Horseshoe Tournament, Fairgrounds, G.V. 19-20 “Effect of Gamma Rays Man on the Moon Marigolds.”’ Old Nevada Theatre, 8 p.m. To be repeated on Oct. 25,26,27. 27-28 Quilt show and exhibition at Nevada City Armory Nevada Theatre, N.C. County planners meet Thursday County planning district in the Loma Rica Roads, east of Nevada City. commissioners have scheduled Industrial Park. Commissioners will hear a three public hearings and other report from the planning business for a meeting opening department relative’ to a at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the proposed meeting with board room in the courthouse. supervisors. The subject is a discussion on an area planning commission and staff for the eastern portion of the county. —A petition to rezone property north of Prosser Lake Heights, Truckee. Mrs. Robert C. Gebhardt has submitted the petition to rezone 8.555 acres for residential agricultural. — David A. Schlecht’s use permit application to locate a trav°' trailer in an unclassified distric his property located between: ale and Red Dog The hearings are: — A use permit application for Cal Gas-Grass Valley Inc. to put a propane storage facility on Loma Linda Drive in a light manufacturing and _ industrial Old and new _ business, correspondence and public appearances conclude the agenda items. Twenty additional California Highway Patrol inspection teams will begin next week to check vehicle exhaust emissionsas part of the state’s smog control porgram. Eighteen teams will operate in the Los Angeles area and the other two will be assigned to San Diego and Oakland. All will be equipped with exhaust gas analyzers capable of measuring carbon monoxide and

hydrocarbon emissions. They « will work in conjunction with the Patrol’s vehicle inspection Man booked after accident A 24-year old Yuba City man was booked into the county jail and his passenger is in Sacramento Medical Center as a result of a post midnight one-car accident in Nevada City Sunday. Glenn Joseph Kerr, 24, Yuba City, driver of the vehicle which collided with a power pole on the corner of Spring and South Pine streets, was booked for investigation of felony drunk driving. His passenger, believed to be Pennie Westphal also of Yuba City, was taken to Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital by the Nevada City Fire Department Rescue Car. Later she was moved to the medical center. The Nevada City Police Department was the investigating and reporting agency. " 29.81 Children’s Operetta, “Hansel & Gretel” Old teams and check emissions while the safety inspections are in progress. CHP Commissioner Walter Pudinski said that warning citations will be issued to drivers whose vehicles are over legal limits. No court appearance will be required by the citation but the driver must have the deficiency corrected within 14 days. The Patrol has been operating eight similar units during the past year. Pudinski said approximately 25 per cent of the vehicles checked during that period required engine tune-ups, adjustment of smog control devices or similar repair work before they could pass the emission tests. The analyzers can check all passenger cars, both foreign and domestic, built since 1955. An additional 43 will be purchased by the Patrol with delivery scheduled for early next year. The 20 obtained this week were manufactured by the Sun Electric Corporation and assembled in the company’s Maywood plant. Pioneer Arts plan color illustration Cliff E. NeVille will illustrate the use of color values in painting at Pioneer Arts meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Forestry Building, in. Nevada City. The artist, a newcomer to the area, has studied portrait painting under Rodrigo Quesada