October 3, 1973 (12 pages)

Celeste Holm starts series Celeste Holm, well known actress of stage, screen and television, will open the fourth season of A.M., a series of five morning programs held in Oroville. Miss Holm will give a talk entitled, ‘‘More than meets the eye,” Oct. 16 in the State Theater. The morning programs begin at 10 a.m. sponsored by Omega Nu. Members of the Oroville chapter, Alpha Beta, actas hostesses at the box office and for the coffee hour which precedes the program. Omega Nu will host a luncheon at Prospector’s Village at 100n Oct. 16 in honor of Miss Holm. For information concerning the A.M. programs, membership in A.M. or the luncheon write Mrs. R. A. David, 3901 Foothill Blvd., Oroville. _ SUTHERLAND .CONSTRUCTION CO. crewmen repaired the longitudinal joints. in Broad Street Thursday Preparing for the winter rains. regraded and.resurfaced a year ago but cracks and checking appeared within weeks after the work was completed. Sutherland of Auburn, the prime contractor for the street work last year, didn't notify AARP hears about community The September meeting of the Nevada County Chapter of the American’ Association of Retired Persons was_ held Wednesday, at Grass Valley’s Veterans Building with President Earl Covey presiding. The guest speaker was Mrs. Barbara Sailor. Her subject was the history and operation of the Nevada County Community Workshop. Mrs. Sailor stated that to continue the evaluating and developing of the work potential of the retarded adults requires a steady and reliable source of money. A thrift shop is being organized with this aim. Also there will be an organ recital on October 12th, at 8 o’clock at the Veterans Building. All proceeds will be turned over to the workshop. Vice-president David Laird made available to the county to develop a_ transportation system. Auburn has a similar system started by using the available funds, it is now on its own and operating successfully. The Board of Supervisors appointed Tom Coleman chairman to bring about the same advantage for Grass Valley and Nevada City. The 9th District Workshop and Regional Conference was held in San Francisco recently and attended by the Coveys and the Lairds. The AARP with a membership of five and a half million does an effective job at the national level to combat inflation and improve conditions workshop for the older citizen. Reports of the workshop were presented by Earl Covey, David Laird, and Mrs. Laird. Mrs. Madge Cummings was appointed the new Program Committee chairman. The October meeting will be held on the 4th Wednesday of the month, guest speaker will be Sgt. John Berrymen, the subject “Crime _ Prevention’’. The nominating of new officers will also be on the agenda. After the meeting, refreshments were served by Mrs. Lola Holtzman and her committee. Kentucky Flat 4-H Club news David Hughes and Judy Maddon — Reporters. Kentucky Flat 4-H Club had their monthly club meeting on Sept. 19. 5 Ten new members were present, also three new leaders, Mr. and Mrs. Blomberg and Mrs. Hallinger. Each member told about their enteries in the county fair. Janet Maddox won the food preservation trophy, Kitty Morgan won the food preparation trophy, Mike Morgan won the electric trophy. Our booth won third prize. ; Wed., Oct. 3.1973 The Nevada County Nugget 3 the city the work would be done Thursday until late. Wednesday. Residents, workers and tourists found early Thursday that Broad Street was closed but no difficulties were reported because of the closing without prior notification. City workmen also repaired some ‘alligator’ cracks in Broad Street while it was closed to traffic. The street was h More consumer service tips from PG&E: “Clip and Save” You needn’t be uneasy about relighting a gas pilot. It’s an easy, quickand safe procedure when you follow these simple steps: Furnace: If your furnace pilot goes out, turn off ag. the main burner valve f& Allow a few minutes for gas to clear before relighting the pilot, then turn the main valve back on, or follow the manufacturer’s instructions which appear on most furnaces. When you’re going to be away from home for a week or more, set your water heater to “pilot.” This keeps the pilot lighted but prevents the main burner from heating water. You’ll conserve Never look fora gas leak gas and save with alighted match, . some money. candle or * Gas Rarige:. Before lighting a pilot on your gas range, be sure all burners are turned off. Check your owner’s manual for the location of the pilot and touch a lighted match to the opening. For maximum heat with minimum use of fuel, the burners should burn with a light blue flame. Water Heater: The main burner on a modern gas water heater will not operate if the pilot goes out. To relight a water heater, set the control to “pilot” and follow manufacturer’s instructions. ' If all your gas ee pilots are lit and you smell gas, call us immediately and we'll send a serviceman to investigate. If you are unable to light a pilot, we’ll help. A plumber, appliance repairman or furnace man should be called if any appliance needs repairs or parts. PG2vE

Celeste Holm starts series Celeste Holm, well known actress of stage, screen and television, will open the fourth season of A.M., a series of five morning programs held in Oroville. Miss Holm will give a talk entitled, ‘‘More than meets the eye,” Oct. 16 in the State Theater. The morning programs begin at 10 a.m. sponsored by Omega Nu. Members of the Oroville chapter, Alpha Beta, actas hostesses at the box office and for the coffee hour which precedes the program. Omega Nu will host a luncheon at Prospector’s Village at 100n Oct. 16 in honor of Miss Holm. For information concerning the A.M. programs, membership in A.M. or the luncheon write Mrs. R. A. David, 3901 Foothill Blvd., Oroville. _ SUTHERLAND .CONSTRUCTION CO. crewmen repaired the longitudinal joints. in Broad Street Thursday Preparing for the winter rains. regraded and.resurfaced a year ago but cracks and checking appeared within weeks after the work was completed. Sutherland of Auburn, the prime contractor for the street work last year, didn't notify AARP hears about community The September meeting of the Nevada County Chapter of the American’ Association of Retired Persons was_ held Wednesday, at Grass Valley’s Veterans Building with President Earl Covey presiding. The guest speaker was Mrs. Barbara Sailor. Her subject was the history and operation of the Nevada County Community Workshop. Mrs. Sailor stated that to continue the evaluating and developing of the work potential of the retarded adults requires a steady and reliable source of money. A thrift shop is being organized with this aim. Also there will be an organ recital on October 12th, at 8 o’clock at the Veterans Building. All proceeds will be turned over to the workshop. Vice-president David Laird made available to the county to develop a_ transportation system. Auburn has a similar system started by using the available funds, it is now on its own and operating successfully. The Board of Supervisors appointed Tom Coleman chairman to bring about the same advantage for Grass Valley and Nevada City. The 9th District Workshop and Regional Conference was held in San Francisco recently and attended by the Coveys and the Lairds. The AARP with a membership of five and a half million does an effective job at the national level to combat inflation and improve conditions workshop for the older citizen. Reports of the workshop were presented by Earl Covey, David Laird, and Mrs. Laird. Mrs. Madge Cummings was appointed the new Program Committee chairman. The October meeting will be held on the 4th Wednesday of the month, guest speaker will be Sgt. John Berrymen, the subject

“Crime _ Prevention’’. The nominating of new officers will also be on the agenda. After the meeting, refreshments were served by Mrs. Lola Holtzman and her committee. Kentucky Flat 4-H Club news David Hughes and Judy Maddon — Reporters. Kentucky Flat 4-H Club had their monthly club meeting on Sept. 19. 5 Ten new members were present, also three new leaders, Mr. and Mrs. Blomberg and Mrs. Hallinger. Each member told about their enteries in the county fair. Janet Maddox won the food preservation trophy, Kitty Morgan won the food preparation trophy, Mike Morgan won the electric trophy. Our booth won third prize. ; Wed., Oct. 3.1973 The Nevada County Nugget 3 the city the work would be done Thursday until late. Wednesday. Residents, workers and tourists found early Thursday that Broad Street was closed but no difficulties were reported because of the closing without prior notification. City workmen also repaired some ‘alligator’ cracks in Broad Street while it was closed to traffic. The street was h More consumer service tips from PG&E: “Clip and Save” You needn’t be uneasy about relighting a gas pilot. It’s an easy, quickand safe procedure when you follow these simple steps: Furnace: If your furnace pilot goes out, turn off ag. the main burner valve f& Allow a few minutes for gas to clear before relighting the pilot, then turn the main valve back on, or follow the manufacturer’s instructions which appear on most furnaces. When you’re going to be away from home for a week or more, set your water heater to “pilot.” This keeps the pilot lighted but prevents the main burner from heating water. You’ll conserve Never look fora gas leak gas and save with alighted match, . some money. candle or * Gas Rarige:. Before lighting a pilot on your gas range, be sure all burners are turned off. Check your owner’s manual for the location of the pilot and touch a lighted match to the opening. For maximum heat with minimum use of fuel, the burners should burn with a light blue flame. Water Heater: The main burner on a modern gas water heater will not operate if the pilot goes out. To relight a water heater, set the control to “pilot” and follow manufacturer’s instructions. ' If all your gas ee pilots are lit and you smell gas, call us immediately and we'll send a serviceman to investigate. If you are unable to light a pilot, we’ll help. A plumber, appliance repairman or furnace man should be called if any appliance needs repairs or parts. PG2vE