October 27, 1971 (12 pages)

_§ The Nevada County Nugget, Wednesday, October 27, 1971 eee See eeee eee ee Sdeeceeee eee eee cee eeeeeeeoeeee Washington News , Workshop fund drive to start: By Judith Stewart , Mr, and Mrs, Howard Vance, that they hit all kinds of weather the people they met could not have been nicer, and every state has some advantage, but California has them all. The school children of Washington had their first field trip on Thursday. A trip to the Nimbus fish hatchery. The children delighted in feeding the small. of us "older" for a week. Then met up with fish, but some inted that disappo the Smarts again, Mr. and Mrs, kids were activity at more not was Douglas Ribble, Mr. and Mrs. there say the They ladder. fish the one Moody of Washington and startgetting just is run salmon Ribthe of s other couple, friend few a have did they and ed, d heade rs traile five bles. The to Hot Springs, Arkansas tobig ones in the holding pond. y gether. They also did some fishFrom the hatcher the caravan City Park Folsom to on went ing in Oklahoma. The party then our sack ate we There Zoo. and Ribthe with separated again, n had childre the and lunches south, ng headi s Moody bles and nt equipme und the Vances and Smarts heading fun on the playgro the in animals the d watche west, Their next stop was in and Arkansas for a visit with relazoo. We mothers tried to in-. a softtives of Dr. and Mrs. William terest the youngsters in get not could but game, ball and Bill City. a Mullis of Nevad so s, animal the RETIRED Nevada County Superior Court Judge Vernon Stoll and Undersheriff Frank Gallino Vera Mullis were also visiting them away from Now ---ves. oursel played are co-chairmen of the Community Workshop fund drive scheduled in November. Here they rethere at the time. While in Arkwe (Photo by Lynn Smith) view plans for the drive. ansas they toured a glass works I know why Ifeel stiff today----. rithat was very interesting. On Our next stop was the planeta Frank Gallino and Vernon Stoll drive which is scheduled for the Members of the committee point How My! . College Sierra at um na Arizo gh throu the return trip out the Workshop is a non-prosince have been named co-chairmen month of November. grown s has they ran into five inches of snow that new campu fit corporation and that all doBoth have been authors of legOur of a drive to raise funds for the at Flagstaff. Mrs, Vance states I attended its first year! nations are tax deductable, islation dealing with the retarded County Community 20 students, from first through Nevada and handicapped. They have been Joining in the fund drive to aid eighth grade, and the mothers Workshop. _@ ; enthusiastic supporters of the in making it a success are Mirlecthe enjoyed much very too, Saw ain . if The chairman in their first work accomiam Jensen, Ray Westbrook, ture and study of the stars, We action announced that Nevada rehabilitation 2 arrieved home very tired and County's representatives in the plished by the Workshop. Willard Rose, Bill Briggs, Mike The objective of the scheduled full of our new experiences. State Legislature have agreed fund drive is to raise $30,000 Good, Leroy Geist, Georgia Mr. and Mrs, Leland Nance to serve as honorary fund drive Stoll, Margaret Boothby, Brian to expand the product lines and Bishop, Carole Friedrick, Mar: Lof San Francisco are new neighchair men, re training . facility. The building ion Martin, Barbara Sailor, Sanbors on. the river. The Nances Senator Stephen P. Teale of and land where the Workshop dra Hoffman, Thomas Taylor, recently bought the Warburton Place. We are sorry that Mr. the Third Senatorial District, is housed on Idaho-Maryland Sibley Hansen, Marge Kopp, Deland Mrs. Wallace Warburton, and Assemblyman Eugene ChapRoad would be purchased. ton Pharis, Mary Ann Berliner "Give for Growth" is the theme for health reasons, were forced pie of the Sixth Assembly Disand Robert Grek. to sell their cabin on the river. trict, agreed to help the fund of the Workshop fund drive. x for the m @ =a of The Yuba House, have recently returned from a six week trip through the middle of’ the United States. They~ left here with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Smart of Nevada City. They traveled with the Smarts as far as Nebraska where they left them to visit with Howard's sister 4 er . pat 58 omelité#150 Automatic Chain Saw Automatic oiling for bar and cutting chain adjustable for light or heavy-duty cutting. Old Homestead Safe and Sound for Winter? 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_§ The Nevada County Nugget, Wednesday, October 27, 1971 eee See eeee eee ee Sdeeceeee eee eee cee eeeeeeeoeeee Washington News , Workshop fund drive to start: By Judith Stewart , Mr, and Mrs, Howard Vance, that they hit all kinds of weather the people they met could not have been nicer, and every state has some advantage, but California has them all. The school children of Washington had their first field trip on Thursday. A trip to the Nimbus fish hatchery. The children delighted in feeding the small. of us "older" for a week. Then met up with fish, but some inted that disappo the Smarts again, Mr. and Mrs, kids were activity at more not was Douglas Ribble, Mr. and Mrs. there say the They ladder. fish the one Moody of Washington and startgetting just is run salmon Ribthe of s other couple, friend few a have did they and ed, d heade rs traile five bles. The to Hot Springs, Arkansas tobig ones in the holding pond. y gether. They also did some fishFrom the hatcher the caravan City Park Folsom to on went ing in Oklahoma. The party then our sack ate we There Zoo. and Ribthe with separated again, n had childre the and lunches south, ng headi s Moody bles and nt equipme und the Vances and Smarts heading fun on the playgro the in animals the d watche west, Their next stop was in and Arkansas for a visit with relazoo. We mothers tried to in-. a softtives of Dr. and Mrs. William terest the youngsters in get not could but game, ball and Bill City. a Mullis of Nevad so s, animal the RETIRED Nevada County Superior Court Judge Vernon Stoll and Undersheriff Frank Gallino Vera Mullis were also visiting them away from Now ---ves. oursel played are co-chairmen of the Community Workshop fund drive scheduled in November. Here they rethere at the time. While in Arkwe (Photo by Lynn Smith) view plans for the drive. ansas they toured a glass works I know why Ifeel stiff today----. rithat was very interesting. On Our next stop was the planeta Frank Gallino and Vernon Stoll drive which is scheduled for the Members of the committee point How My! . College Sierra at um na Arizo gh throu

the return trip out the Workshop is a non-prosince have been named co-chairmen month of November. grown s has they ran into five inches of snow that new campu fit corporation and that all doBoth have been authors of legOur of a drive to raise funds for the at Flagstaff. Mrs, Vance states I attended its first year! nations are tax deductable, islation dealing with the retarded County Community 20 students, from first through Nevada and handicapped. They have been Joining in the fund drive to aid eighth grade, and the mothers Workshop. _@ ; enthusiastic supporters of the in making it a success are Mirlecthe enjoyed much very too, Saw ain . if The chairman in their first work accomiam Jensen, Ray Westbrook, ture and study of the stars, We action announced that Nevada rehabilitation 2 arrieved home very tired and County's representatives in the plished by the Workshop. Willard Rose, Bill Briggs, Mike The objective of the scheduled full of our new experiences. State Legislature have agreed fund drive is to raise $30,000 Good, Leroy Geist, Georgia Mr. and Mrs, Leland Nance to serve as honorary fund drive Stoll, Margaret Boothby, Brian to expand the product lines and Bishop, Carole Friedrick, Mar: Lof San Francisco are new neighchair men, re training . facility. The building ion Martin, Barbara Sailor, Sanbors on. the river. The Nances Senator Stephen P. Teale of and land where the Workshop dra Hoffman, Thomas Taylor, recently bought the Warburton Place. We are sorry that Mr. the Third Senatorial District, is housed on Idaho-Maryland Sibley Hansen, Marge Kopp, Deland Mrs. Wallace Warburton, and Assemblyman Eugene ChapRoad would be purchased. ton Pharis, Mary Ann Berliner "Give for Growth" is the theme for health reasons, were forced pie of the Sixth Assembly Disand Robert Grek. to sell their cabin on the river. trict, agreed to help the fund of the Workshop fund drive. x for the m @ =a of The Yuba House, have recently returned from a six week trip through the middle of’ the United States. They~ left here with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Smart of Nevada City. They traveled with the Smarts as far as Nebraska where they left them to visit with Howard's sister 4 er . pat 58 omelité#150 Automatic Chain Saw Automatic oiling for bar and cutting chain adjustable for light or heavy-duty cutting. Old Homestead Safe and Sound for Winter? Contact MLB if you have money problems. Winter isn’t very far away! Automatic all-weather starter for quick 'n easy starting. Automatic one-piece clutch — the industry's sim Only plest, most 4995 . h. clutc reliable Come in and Nageetewithd retail . price seet ’s 150— worldhe best 12" chain saw value! \_>@! and chain It has all the features you'd expect on more expensive models. SPD . SAW SHOP 1735 Zion, Nevada City} 265-5573 +x MLB Safe Deposit Boxes keep your valuables safe during all seasons. Just pennies a day can buy a lot of peace of mind! Moruer Looe Bang MEMBER F.D.I.C. GRASS VALLEY ¢ NEVADA CITY PLACERVILLE * SONORA ¢ FOLSOM ROSEVILLE e TWAIN HARTE ¢ ALTAVILLE