October 7, 1970 (12 pages)

June 30. Sm. Nevada County Nugget, Wednesday, October 7, .1970 ~ Because there has been so retary salary, $4,800; other . much discussion over the budsalaries and fees, $539, “get for the Nevada. County _ Chamber of Commerce, Manapayroll taxes, $712; postage, "ger John Gallegos has provided $288; telephone, $832; insur— “ a-detailed breakdown. Rt. shows all the subcategoring fees, $150; dues, subscrip-" General office overhead — ance, $337; legal and accounties and amounts spent on them ‘tions, $309; office supplies, during the 1969-70 fiscal year $696; janitorial service, $240; which ended last June 30. The chamber spent $39,573 ties, $480; during the year and had abalinterest, $91. ance of $2,637 remaining on . loan payment and enses ~— mileage for direcP The income, which totaled tors (over 25 miles), $60; park$42,212, came from $38,200 in ing (employes), $60; auto ex: . , county money, $2,177fromother pense for manager, $1,787. ee) -gources and $1,834 from cash Chamber Here is an item by item events, $778 (includes two anbreakdown of chamber penses: billed in same year); photograAdministration — executive phy, $251; newsletter, $796. manager salary, $10,600; secDirect media — magazines, $1,852; production art work, GV Rotarians $121; billboards, $1,437, hear area head Displays exhibits — Nevada county fair, $23; SF Sports Show, $1,418 (plus $500 paid by other source); LA sports show, $2,000 (plus $1,000 paid by other Dist. Gov. President Bob Long were the Bob Slobe and Source). Clientele prospects exguest speakers Monday for the Pense — $1,288; conferences luncheon meeting of Grass Val~$622; equipment purchases ley Rotarians. — $97. Long talked about ways to . Contingency fund — maps and bridge the gap in community brochures, $1,104; historical service. He suggested a foursociety, $500; Golden Chain, way test in business for bridg$300; Truckee Chamber, $500; : ing the ethics gap: Is it the Grass Valley Jaycees, $200; truth? Is it fair to all concernNorth San Juan. Chamber, ed? Will it build goodwill $100; Washington District Counand better friendship? Will it Cll, $100; Rough and Ready be beneficial to all concerned? Chamber, $100; Constitution Slobe said Rotary, tobe reveDay, $40; (Nevada City Chamlent, should act as a forum with ber did not claim its $150 enboth sides of any question pretitlement); maid of Nevada counoffice rent, $800; office utili-Automobile and travel ex-— Advertising, promotion and . : _ On hand on the preceding June publicity (within Nevada coun. 30. ty} sponsored} exnual installation dinners, both . _ sented, The membership should ty, $827; plaques, flowers, etc., : be totally involved, hesaid. "You $389. ; get nothing back if you don't put something in," district governor, The annual. picnic and base-. ball game between the Grass Valley and Nevada City clubs ended with Grass Valley winning the ball game 23 14, Members will meet at Lake of the Pines Monday for a noon lunch and kickoff for the annual golf meet with the Auburn club, Orton Goodwin is in charge of the tournament which starts at 1:30 p.m. simplicity .. . BERGEMANN & SON uneral Chapel ready to serve you day or night BOST AVE. OFF LOWER GRASS VALLEY ROAD, me ‘Oklahoma’ here Oct. 23 24 The Opera Company which has sported a British accent in its last three shows will. sound all American when it presents Rodgers and Hammersteins, '!Oklahoma" Oct, 23 and‘24, The popular musical will be presented in the Grass Valley Veterans Memorial Building. The show features Gene Bozarth, last seen as Henry Hig-. gins in "My Fair Lady," as cowboy Curly McClain, — Nevada County Light . Barbgra Beard Breakdown of budget Wife and her birds ‘help TNE for County Chamber fire official figure weather t Is weather predicting for the birds? Some frustrated weather meteorologists may hope it isn't but fear it is, ‘ , : Birds and wild animals have been known to outsmart even the smartest meteorologists when it came to weather prognostication, according to Tom Beard, Tahoe National Forest fire “prevention officer. Meteorologists, said Beard, are well aware that birds and wild animals "do sense things" that barometric pressure devices and other scientific paraphernalia sometimes . fail to detect, : ~ Barbara Beard, wife of the TNF officer, is a bird watcher who often gives her husband advance -weather information _ gleaned from practical application of her bird watehing hobby. "That ain't what the birds told my wife," Beard twits weather-wise San Francisco meteorologists. . "She has a better batting average than the meteorologists," _ Sheepishly admitted, Beard, «For instance two days ago the blue jays told Mrs, Beard that hot weather will remain, and that it would be "red flag" weather in the forests. The bird watcher relayed the information to the fire control officer. ‘How did she know? Blue jays normally bathe only in the morning in the bird bath at the Beards’ Banner Crest, home. Suddenly bathing was extended to the evening hours. ‘ In bird language, according to Mrs, Beard, this means that two daily dips are required to keep the birds comfortable during the continuing warm and dry spell. . Whether the weathermen listened to the birds is not known, ‘but predictions are for unfavorable fire conditions in the mountains and TNF has run up the "red flag" warning for deer hunters and campers. Farm youth — : Pe INTERNATIONAL FARM YOUTH Exchangees, Kaija Keranen of Finland and Yutaka Saito of Brazil have been living with the Robert Fetz and Robert Jauregui families in Nevada county. They are shown above with host family members, (left to right) Patti and Virginia Fetz, Kaija,. Bob Jauregui, Yutaka and Shirley Jauregui. a Nevada Union Interest Paid. on Savings at the grad has lead Highest Legal. Rate Call 265-2421) % DO ALL YOUR BANKING AT MLB! THE MOTHER LODE AREA’S ONLY INDEPENDENT, HOME-OWNED AND OPERATED, FULL-SERVICE BANK thkekkkkkk kkk MEMBER F.0.).C,. GRASS VALLEY © NEVADA CITY PLACERVILLE ¢ SONORA @ FOLSOM ROSEVILLE ¢ TWAIN HARTE e ALTAVILLE I il ink Ral SO a i il lt eld aly alll at mle A Al e Deposits Insured by F.D.1L.C. up to $20,000 e No Monthly Service Charge on Regular Personal Checking Accounts Maintaining Ni ght Depository Pi Safe Deposit Boxes _ Master Charge Member eet Oe Se ee Be 27 00 wae ont AF RR Sate a eta in Sierra play ROCKLIN Kathleen Jo Langdon, 1969 graduate of Nevada Union. High School, will-play the lead role of the young girl in William Saroyan's "Hello Out There,’ a one-act. play tobe e ev: = 30 and 31, The "Purifica: ne apy Bppneaccn, DMs mg also will on the above dates, Miss. “yator for "Scrooge, "a chil en's produced by Sierra College Se te oertcteting senociyona . a. ae ae ee 4 ? 1 Pay Fae vie :

June 30. Sm. Nevada County Nugget, Wednesday, October 7, .1970 ~ Because there has been so retary salary, $4,800; other . much discussion over the budsalaries and fees, $539, “get for the Nevada. County _ Chamber of Commerce, Manapayroll taxes, $712; postage, "ger John Gallegos has provided $288; telephone, $832; insur— “ a-detailed breakdown. Rt. shows all the subcategoring fees, $150; dues, subscrip-" General office overhead — ance, $337; legal and accounties and amounts spent on them ‘tions, $309; office supplies, during the 1969-70 fiscal year $696; janitorial service, $240; which ended last June 30. The chamber spent $39,573 ties, $480; during the year and had abalinterest, $91. ance of $2,637 remaining on . loan payment and enses ~— mileage for direcP The income, which totaled tors (over 25 miles), $60; park$42,212, came from $38,200 in ing (employes), $60; auto ex: . , county money, $2,177fromother pense for manager, $1,787. ee) -gources and $1,834 from cash Chamber Here is an item by item events, $778 (includes two anbreakdown of chamber penses: billed in same year); photograAdministration — executive phy, $251; newsletter, $796. manager salary, $10,600; secDirect media — magazines, $1,852; production art work, GV Rotarians $121; billboards, $1,437, hear area head Displays exhibits — Nevada county fair, $23; SF Sports Show, $1,418 (plus $500 paid by other source); LA sports show, $2,000 (plus $1,000 paid by other Dist. Gov. President Bob Long were the Bob Slobe and Source). Clientele prospects exguest speakers Monday for the Pense — $1,288; conferences luncheon meeting of Grass Val~$622; equipment purchases ley Rotarians. — $97. Long talked about ways to . Contingency fund — maps and bridge the gap in community brochures, $1,104; historical service. He suggested a foursociety, $500; Golden Chain, way test in business for bridg$300; Truckee Chamber, $500; : ing the ethics gap: Is it the Grass Valley Jaycees, $200; truth? Is it fair to all concernNorth San Juan. Chamber, ed? Will it build goodwill $100; Washington District Counand better friendship? Will it Cll, $100; Rough and Ready be beneficial to all concerned? Chamber, $100; Constitution Slobe said Rotary, tobe reveDay, $40; (Nevada City Chamlent, should act as a forum with ber did not claim its $150 enboth sides of any question pretitlement); maid of Nevada counoffice rent, $800; office utili-Automobile and travel ex-— Advertising, promotion and . : _ On hand on the preceding June publicity (within Nevada coun. 30. ty} sponsored} exnual installation dinners, both . _ sented, The membership should ty, $827; plaques, flowers, etc., : be totally involved, hesaid. "You $389. ; get nothing back if you don't put something in," district governor, The annual. picnic and base-. ball game between the Grass Valley and Nevada City clubs ended with Grass Valley winning the ball game 23 14, Members will meet at Lake of the Pines Monday for a noon lunch and kickoff for the annual golf meet with the Auburn club, Orton Goodwin is in charge of the tournament which starts at 1:30 p.m. simplicity ... . BERGEMANN & SON uneral Chapel ready to serve you day or night BOST AVE. OFF LOWER GRASS VALLEY ROAD, me ‘Oklahoma’ here Oct. 23 24 The Opera Company which has sported a British accent in its last three shows will. sound all American when it presents Rodgers and Hammersteins, '!Oklahoma" Oct, 23 and‘24, The popular musical will be presented in the Grass Valley Veterans Memorial Building.

The show features Gene Bozarth, last seen as Henry Hig-. gins in "My Fair Lady," as cowboy Curly McClain, — Nevada County Light . Barbgra Beard Breakdown of budget Wife and her birds ‘help TNE for County Chamber fire official figure weather t Is weather predicting for the birds? Some frustrated weather meteorologists may hope it isn't but fear it is, ‘ , : Birds and wild animals have been known to outsmart even the smartest meteorologists when it came to weather prognostication, according to Tom Beard, Tahoe National Forest fire “prevention officer. Meteorologists, said Beard, are well aware that birds and wild animals "do sense things" that barometric pressure devices and other scientific paraphernalia sometimes . fail to detect, : ~ Barbara Beard, wife of the TNF officer, is a bird watcher who often gives her husband advance -weather information _ gleaned from practical application of her bird watehing hobby. "That ain't what the birds told my wife," Beard twits weather-wise San Francisco meteorologists. . "She has a better batting average than the meteorologists," _ Sheepishly admitted, Beard, «For instance two days ago the blue jays told Mrs, Beard that hot weather will remain, and that it would be "red flag" weather in the forests. The bird watcher relayed the information to the fire control officer. ‘How did she know? Blue jays normally bathe only in the morning in the bird bath at the Beards’ Banner Crest, home. Suddenly bathing was extended to the evening hours. ‘ In bird language, according to Mrs, Beard, this means that two daily dips are required to keep the birds comfortable during the continuing warm and dry spell. . Whether the weathermen listened to the birds is not known, ‘but predictions are for unfavorable fire conditions in the mountains and TNF has run up the "red flag" warning for deer hunters and campers. Farm youth — : Pe INTERNATIONAL FARM YOUTH Exchangees, Kaija Keranen of Finland and Yutaka Saito of Brazil have been living with the Robert Fetz and Robert Jauregui families in Nevada county. They are shown above with host family members, (left to right) Patti and Virginia Fetz, Kaija,. Bob Jauregui, Yutaka and Shirley Jauregui. a Nevada Union Interest Paid. on Savings at the grad has lead Highest Legal. Rate Call 265-2421) % DO ALL YOUR BANKING AT MLB! THE MOTHER LODE AREA’S ONLY INDEPENDENT, HOME-OWNED AND OPERATED, FULL-SERVICE BANK thkekkkkkk kkk MEMBER F.0.).C,. GRASS VALLEY © NEVADA CITY PLACERVILLE ¢ SONORA @ FOLSOM ROSEVILLE ¢ TWAIN HARTE e ALTAVILLE I il ink Ral SO a i il lt eld aly alll at mle A Al e Deposits Insured by F.D.1L.C. up to $20,000 e No Monthly Service Charge on Regular Personal Checking Accounts Maintaining Ni ght Depository Pi Safe Deposit Boxes _ Master Charge Member eet Oe Se ee Be 27 00 wae ont AF RR Sate a eta in Sierra play ROCKLIN Kathleen Jo Langdon, 1969 graduate of Nevada Union. High School, will-play the lead role of the young girl in William Saroyan's "Hello Out There,’ a one-act. play tobe e ev: = 30 and 31, The "Purifica: ne apy Bppneaccn, DMs mg also will on the above dates, Miss. “yator for "Scrooge, "a chil en's produced by Sierra College Se te oertcteting senociyona . a. ae ae ee 4 ? 1 Pay Fae vie :