October 29, 1969 (12 pages)

Be .in Anaheim. Youngsters and adults to meet, _on problems SACRAMENTO = Planning is in full swing for two conferences next month in which thousands of young people and adults will formulate an official state position on the myriad problems of children and youth. Both conferences will be held on the same days -Nov, 10 . and 11, One will be held in Sacramento for Northern California “counties andthe other, for Southern California counties, will be Approximately 2,000 delegates half of them young people, are expected at each. The conferences were called by Governor Reagan as a means of formulating recommendations on such problems as drugs, campus unrest, jobs, education, family relationships and other issues facing the young people of California and the nation. The recommendations will provide the basis for California's participation in the 1970 White House Conference on Children and Youth. White House Conferences have been called by U. S. presidents every 10 years since the days of,President Theodore Roosevelt. They are a nationwide gathering of young people and adults from all parts of the nation to discuss and deal with the problems of children and youth, _The -1970 White House Conferences will revolve around five issue papers which are being prepared from testimony at eight fact-finding hearings which were held around the state last July, and from material submitted by. the counties and varous component agencies. The issue papers will deal with education, health, changing values, justice for children and youth, and economics of living. Planning for the two conferences is under the direction of the Governor's Advisory Committee on Children and Youth,;<®@ group of some 35 citizens from all parts of California who advise the Governor on youth and children's problems, Cattlemen to peddle bulls Foothill cattlemen will hold the 3rd Annual Sierra All Breeds Range Bull Sale on Saturday, Dec, 6, Sponsored by the Tahoe Cattlemen's Association it will be held on the Placer County Fairgrounds in Roseville. Sierra Bull Sale Committee members include T, L. Chamberlain, AME ceosenct a Franceschi, ook Farm, Lincoln; and Ad Long, Penobscot Ranch, Cool. Assisting the committee are Dave Towns, Bank of America appraisal department Farm Advisor Jack Herr. Seventy-five registered bulls of the. Angus, Hereford, Polled Hereford and Shorthorn breeds have been consigned by 24 local breeders. A special afternoon and evening program will be held on Friday prior to the sale for prospective buyers to view the animals offered. Refreshments will be served by the Placer-Nevada CowBelles at the Friday evening get-together, . For information, contact any sale committee member or the Farm Advisor's office in Auburn ' or.Grass Vallev, and Placer-Nevada — ~ THESE NINE SIERRA COLLEGE stud Sierra's pretty qu x } eer ents are Homecoming Queen candidates and one will be named to reign through the weekend during the football game Saturday. Sierra College . plays City College of Redwood City on Saturday and the name of the Homecoming Queen will be announced during half-time. She will reign through the second half of the game and at the Homecoming Dance, to be held that evening. The candidates Assemblyman seeks maritime students Assemblyman Gene ‘Chappie announced today that he is inviting young men in his district to apply for nomination as candidates for his appointment to the California Maritime Academy. Under the provisions of the California Senate Concurrent Resolution #81 of 1955, each State Senator and State Assemblyman representing an evennumbered district has an appointment. available to the Academy for the class entering in August 1970, From among Assemblyman Chappie's nominees, the candidate standing highest among such nominees in the entrance competition, if in all respects qualified, will become the ap‘ pointee from the 6th Assembly District. ‘ Additional appointments may be made from among Assemblyman Chappie's nominees depending on their relative standings in the general entrance competition ‘and on the number of vacancies, The State-operated California Maritime academy is located in Vallejo on the north shore ofthe Carquinez Straight. Over a three-year period of residence the Academy trains. and educates young men as officers of the American Merchant Marine. The graduate receives his federal license as a Third Officer. Additionally, in accordance with @rovisions of the State of California Educafion Code, he receives a Bachelor of Science degree in either Nautical Science or Marine Engineering. He may also if qualified, receive acommission as an ensigh, inthe U.S, Naval Reserve, To be eligible for admission, a candidate must be a male citizen of the United States, a high ~ school graduate, unmarried, not under 17 nor yet 22 years of ~ age, of good character, and he must meet prescribed mental and physical requirements, Eligibility is not dependent on race, color, cree, or national origin. Costs of attendance at the — Academy are borne by the State, the Federal-Government and the It is essential that prospective candidates take College Entrance Examination Board tests not later than March, 1970 adminstration of these tests, The required. tests. are the Scholastic Aptitude Test Verbal, the Scholastic Aptitude -TestMathematics, the Achievement. Tests in English Composition and in Mathematics, Those interested in receiving nomination as candidates shouldcontact the officeof Assemblyman Chappie at Room -3173, State Capitol, Sacramento, California as soon as possible. The telephone number is 445-7298; ph ier 1, 1970 is the final e. : Buy United States Savings Bends Wednesday, Oct. 29, 1969 een interest has been expressed in growing Christmas trees, and indicated he believes such a venture to have a good potential. Buchter emphasized the service is in cooperation, and not in competition, with any local industry, He said he works Closely with the farm advisor. The forester spent several candidat The Nevada County Nugget 9 es ready to serve you. day or night Call 265-2421 BOST AVE. OFF LOWER GRASS VALLEY ROAD, NEVADA CITY . 7 el oe and their sponsoring campus clubs are (left to right) Karin Morrell-Klinger, Aggies; Julie Halzworth, Dorm Club; Becky Mazure, Life Science Club; Barbara Davis, Sophomore Class; Sheila Rosamond, Ski Club; Debby McConathy, Forestry Club; Marsha McMahan, L,D.S, Club; Debbie Peterson, International Club and Terry Cook, Freshman Class. None of this year's candidates are from Nevada County. about peoples’ trees The California Division of Years in New Guinea, where he Forestry has a special service WS in charge of an Australian for persons having technical Project for the United Nations, questions concerning their forest trees. John Buchter, service forHelp yourselt ester from Sacramento, is staee tioned. temporarily at the CDF a@ Check Nevada-Yuba unit in Nevada AMERICAN City. He will be available for CANCER consultations until the latter part SOCIETY of November. Buchter said his chief function is to advise land owners ° oe how to manage trees to " simplicity. . some money out of them," but notes his services apply exclusively to forest trees. He also “doctors” trees by their ailments and prescribing for them. Forest trees are prone to beetle attacks and other someThe Siar 2: ° i caater at tlle come BERGEMANN the county, see information-concerning the efficient uneral Chapel

Be .in Anaheim. Youngsters and adults to meet, _on problems SACRAMENTO = Planning is in full swing for two conferences next month in which thousands of young people and adults will formulate an official state position on the myriad problems of children and youth. Both conferences will be held on the same days -Nov, 10 . and 11, One will be held in Sacramento for Northern California “counties andthe other, for Southern California counties, will be Approximately 2,000 delegates half of them young people, are expected at each. The conferences were called by Governor Reagan as a means of formulating recommendations on such problems as drugs, campus unrest, jobs, education, family relationships and other issues facing the young people of California and the nation. The recommendations will provide the basis for California's participation in the 1970 White House Conference on Children and Youth. White House Conferences have been called by U. S. presidents every 10 years since the days of,President Theodore Roosevelt. They are a nationwide gathering of young people and adults from all parts of the nation to discuss and deal with the problems of children and youth, _The -1970 White House Conferences will revolve around five issue papers which are being prepared from testimony at eight fact-finding hearings which were held around the state last July, and from material submitted by. the counties and varous component agencies. The issue papers will deal with education, health, changing values, justice for children and youth, and economics of living. Planning for the two conferences is under the direction of the Governor's Advisory Committee on Children and Youth,;<®@ group of some 35 citizens from all parts of California who advise the Governor on youth and children's problems, Cattlemen to peddle bulls Foothill cattlemen will hold the 3rd Annual Sierra All Breeds Range Bull Sale on Saturday, Dec, 6, Sponsored by the Tahoe Cattlemen's Association it will be held on the Placer County Fairgrounds in Roseville. Sierra Bull Sale Committee members include T, L. Chamberlain, AME ceosenct a Franceschi, ook Farm, Lincoln; and Ad Long, Penobscot Ranch, Cool. Assisting the committee are Dave Towns, Bank of America appraisal department Farm Advisor Jack Herr. Seventy-five registered bulls of the. Angus, Hereford, Polled Hereford and Shorthorn breeds have been consigned by 24 local breeders. A special afternoon and evening program will be held on Friday prior to the sale for prospective buyers to view the animals offered. Refreshments will be served by the Placer-Nevada CowBelles at the Friday evening get-together, . For information, contact any sale committee member or the Farm Advisor's office in Auburn ' or.Grass Vallev, and Placer-Nevada — ~ THESE NINE SIERRA COLLEGE stud Sierra's pretty qu x } eer ents are Homecoming Queen candidates and one will be named to reign through the weekend during the football game Saturday. Sierra College . plays City College of Redwood City on Saturday and the name of the Homecoming Queen will be announced during half-time. She will reign through the second half of the game and at the Homecoming Dance, to be held that evening. The candidates Assemblyman seeks maritime students Assemblyman Gene ‘Chappie announced today that he is inviting young men in his district to apply for nomination as candidates for his appointment to the California Maritime Academy. Under the provisions of the California Senate Concurrent Resolution #81 of 1955, each State Senator and State Assemblyman representing an evennumbered district has an appointment. available to the Academy for the class entering in August 1970,

From among Assemblyman Chappie's nominees, the candidate standing highest among such nominees in the entrance competition, if in all respects qualified, will become the ap‘ pointee from the 6th Assembly District. ‘ Additional appointments may be made from among Assemblyman Chappie's nominees depending on their relative standings in the general entrance competition ‘and on the number of vacancies, The State-operated California Maritime academy is located in Vallejo on the north shore ofthe Carquinez Straight. Over a three-year period of residence the Academy trains. and educates young men as officers of the American Merchant Marine. The graduate receives his federal license as a Third Officer. Additionally, in accordance with @rovisions of the State of California Educafion Code, he receives a Bachelor of Science degree in either Nautical Science or Marine Engineering. He may also if qualified, receive acommission as an ensigh, inthe U.S, Naval Reserve, To be eligible for admission, a candidate must be a male citizen of the United States, a high ~ school graduate, unmarried, not under 17 nor yet 22 years of ~ age, of good character, and he must meet prescribed mental and physical requirements, Eligibility is not dependent on race, color, cree, or national origin. Costs of attendance at the — Academy are borne by the State, the Federal-Government and the It is essential that prospective candidates take College Entrance Examination Board tests not later than March, 1970 adminstration of these tests, The required. tests. are the Scholastic Aptitude Test Verbal, the Scholastic Aptitude -TestMathematics, the Achievement. Tests in English Composition and in Mathematics, Those interested in receiving nomination as candidates shouldcontact the officeof Assemblyman Chappie at Room -3173, State Capitol, Sacramento, California as soon as possible. The telephone number is 445-7298; ph ier 1, 1970 is the final e. : Buy United States Savings Bends Wednesday, Oct. 29, 1969 een interest has been expressed in growing Christmas trees, and indicated he believes such a venture to have a good potential. Buchter emphasized the service is in cooperation, and not in competition, with any local industry, He said he works Closely with the farm advisor. The forester spent several candidat The Nevada County Nugget 9 es ready to serve you. day or night Call 265-2421 BOST AVE. OFF LOWER GRASS VALLEY ROAD, NEVADA CITY . 7 el oe and their sponsoring campus clubs are (left to right) Karin Morrell-Klinger, Aggies; Julie Halzworth, Dorm Club; Becky Mazure, Life Science Club; Barbara Davis, Sophomore Class; Sheila Rosamond, Ski Club; Debby McConathy, Forestry Club; Marsha McMahan, L,D.S, Club; Debbie Peterson, International Club and Terry Cook, Freshman Class. None of this year's candidates are from Nevada County. about peoples’ trees The California Division of Years in New Guinea, where he Forestry has a special service WS in charge of an Australian for persons having technical Project for the United Nations, questions concerning their forest trees. John Buchter, service forHelp yourselt ester from Sacramento, is staee tioned. temporarily at the CDF a@ Check Nevada-Yuba unit in Nevada AMERICAN City. He will be available for CANCER consultations until the latter part SOCIETY of November. Buchter said his chief function is to advise land owners ° oe how to manage trees to " simplicity.. . some money out of them," but notes his services apply exclusively to forest trees. He also “doctors” trees by their ailments and prescribing for them. Forest trees are prone to beetle attacks and other someThe Siar 2: ° i caater at tlle come BERGEMANN the county, see information-concerning the efficient uneral Chapel