September 27, 1967 (16 pages)

Park Ban Against Dogs To Be Lifted SACRAMENTO—Starting Oct, 1, the ban against dogs overnight in state park campgrounds will be lifted for one year to give man's best friend his first chance in 22 years to be a good neighbor and camper, Also starting on that date and extending through April 30, camping and day-use fees will be reduced 50 per cent, except in those desert parks that normally receive heavy winter use, The order opening the state's 79 campgrounds to dogs was signed by Parks and Recreation Director William Penn Mott Jr. last July. Based on the results of public hearings, letter, and legislative and Park Commission recommendations, the order also set the following controls: Vicious or unusually noisy dogs will not be permitted to enter or allowed to remain in a park, During the day, dogs must be kept on a leash of not more than six feet in length, or must be confined within a vehicle, No domestic animal may be turned loose at any time within a state park, © During the day, dogs must bekept on a leash of not more than six feet in length, or must be confined within a vehicle. No domestic animal may be turned loose at any time within a state park, , At night, dogs and other pets must be kept inside an enclosed vehicle or tent, ’ Dogs are only allowed within the general campground or dayuse area, unless the area is SubstituteTeachers A shortage exists for substitute teachers in county schools, according to Edward Fellersen, county superintendent. This condition exists in the 11 elementary districts and the high school, he said, He explained that persons with two or more years of college are eligible to substitute in the elementary level, High school teaching requires a Bachelor's degree, Fellersen noted that those applying for sustitute teaching positions must be available at short notice, Interested persons may contact the superintendent's office in the courthouse annex, Nevada City. Library Friends Plan Booth At Trade Fair The Friendg of The Library Association, will otherwise posted, They are not have a booth at the Nevada permitted on hiking or nature County Trade Fair, which willbe held in the Vetertrails or in park buildings or structures, Seeing-eye dogs are excepted from this restriction, AnS Building, Sat.,Sept. "This one-year trial period," 30, 9 to5 p.m. Mott said, "will give dog owners the opportunity they have been asking for--the chance to Among interesting items for sale, isa large illusprove that they can keep their trated Family Bible of pets overnight without lessening embossed leather with park enjoyment by others." Organized Plan Sought heavy brass clasp, published in 1873, andin perfect condition. There are also many books Of old poetry; some The Nevada County Recreation finely bound--C alifornCommission has aimed its sights to gun for organized recreation plans within the county. iana--modern novels and a few children's books. Those present at the session, It is hoped that there will held last week agreed to seek a discussion with the Placer be something of interest County recreation groupandpertO Everyone. haps benefit by its early attempts at organization, Chairman of the Nevada County group, Ernie Harries expressed the hope that a meeting with the Placer organization could be arranged before the next meeting of the Nevada County Commission Oct, 16. Rummage Sale Set . St. Canice Catholic Church Altar Society of Nevada City will sponsor a rummage sale Oct, 12 and 13, The location of the sale has not yet been determined, Red Cross Aids Local Families Nevada City and Grass Valley Chapters of the American Red Cross have reported activity concerning the recent hurricane, floods and tornadoes in Texas areas, Mrs, Retha Downey and Mrs, Alice Heather, home service chairmen have reported that they assisted six families in Nevada County area in contacting relatives in the stricken area to learn of their present condition following the death-dealing. turbulence there, Among those getting assistance in this manner from the Red Cross were Editor and Mrs, Garrett M, Stack of the Nevada County Nugget, whose son, Garrett IMI and their daughter, husband and family, Mr. and Mrs, Delmer R, Lackey are living in the vicinity of the stricken area, Port LaVaca, Tex. Mrs. Heather reported to the Stacks Sunday that their family members were all safe and sound, Divorces PETERS—Beatrice C, Peters filed for divorce from Peter Peters Sept. 15 charging cruelty. The couple was married in San Francisco July 18, 1936 and have no children, PEARSON—Bonnie F. Pearson filed for divorce from Jack C. Pearson Sept, 19, 1967, charging cruelty, The couple was married Dec, 17, 1963 in Nevada City. Mrs, Pearson asks care, custody and support of two minor children, BELONGIA—Tilda Mae Belongia filed for divorce from Melvin John. Belongia Sept. 19, 1967, charging cruelty, The couple was married April 5, 1941 in New Orleans, La, DUNCAN—Patricia Rose Duncan filed for divorce from Richard Joseph Duncan Sept, 19, 1967, charging cruelty, The couple was married Feb, 19, 1965 in Carpenteria, Mrs, Duncan asks care, custody and support of one minor child, CROOKSHANKS— Marie Crookshanks filed for divorce from Edward F., Crookshanks Sept, 19, 1967, charging cruelty. The couple was married July 30, 1938, in Tacoma, Wash, Mrs, Crookshanks asks care and support for one child, still a student, Final Decrees HELSA—Galli L,. Helsa obtained a final decree of divorce from Royal F, Helsa Sept, 14, 1967, PATTERSON—Juanita Patterson obtained a final decree of divorce from Vernon L, Patterson Sept, 19, 1967. DAVIS—Anna M, Davis received a final decree of divorce from James W, Davis in NevadaCounty Superior Court on Sept. 8. KAST—Sara Elizabeth Ann Kast received a final decree of divorce from Donald Richard Kast in Nevada County Superior Court on Sept, 8. Marriage Licenses County Clerk's Office Nevada City POHLEY-BEARSHEAR — David Wayne Pohley, 19, Nevada City and Jolene Bearshear, 17, Grass Valley. CANNON-WOOD—George Robert Cannon 24, Grass Valley and Lorena Moraine Wood, 18, Nevada City. FIELDMAN-McCONNELL — Arthur Clayton Fieldman, 23, Marysville and Joyce Elaine McConnell, 16, Grass Valley. Reno, Nevada TWITCHELL-CARIS—Rocci H., Twitchell, 20, Grass Valley, and Patricia Caris, 17, Grass Valley. ‘ LANE-BECK—Theodore F, Lane, 41, Nevada City, andCarol A. Beck, 45, Burbank, RORIE-WAGNON — Benjamin F. Rorie, 17, Dobbins, Calif., and Marva D, Wagnon, 16, Grass Valley. MARTINO MITCHELL—William J, Martino, 40, Nevada City, and Helen A, Mitchell, 45, Ne-. vada City. Carson City, Nevada DAVIS-SLATOR—Samuel G, Davis, 29, Grass Valley, and Mary Slator, 28, Glasgow. The Nevada County Nugget. .; Sept. 27, 1967 ‘7 Cancer Drive Sets Record Fae Stevenson, president of the Tri-County Branch, American Cancer Society, has revealed that the group has set a fund-raising record during its fiscal year which ended Aug. $1, Wolters Resigns County Public Defender Post The Nevada County Board of Supervisors have accepted the resignation of Harold Wolters, public defender. The Nevada County Board of Supervisors, accepted, with regret, the resignation of Harold Wolters as public defender. The resignation takes effect Oct, 31. He has held the post for three years, Wolters, in discussing his decision, told a reporter that the job was "taking too much time" from his private legal practice and "I just don't want to be public defender any more," The position entails being legal counsel for indigent defendants in criminal felony cases, Board Adopts Policy On Sign Posting The Nevada County Board of Supervisors have adopted a policy which prohibits private advertising signs on county road rights-of-way, The decision was made during the Sept, 19 meeting of the board following a question posed by public works Director Jack Meade, who asked if the board wanted to allow these signs of rights-of-way. The response was quick and negative, The ruling was adopted as a policy rather than an ordinance because any signs that do exist violated the county's property right as owner of the right-ofway, Realtors In Session Some 4,000 Realtors, real estate salesmen and their guests, representing real estate boards throughout California, began arriving in Los Angeles this week to register for the 63rd Annual Convention of the California Real Estate Association at the Baltimore Hotel, It will continue through Thursday, y According to Reed Robbins of Stockton, president of the 45,000member association, more than 2,000 have already registered in advance to avoid congestion at the Biltmore, Heading the reception committee is Henry G. Beaumont, president of the Los Angeles Realty Board, hosts at the convention, John H, Williams of Los Angeles is general convention chairman who said that some 100 workshops, conferences, committee meetings, general sessions, luncheons and banquets are listed in the convention program, According to the report, local contribators paid in a total of $23,315 to be available for use in the fight against the dreaded disease, Mrs, Stevenson, in the report expressed the gratefulness of the society to the people of Nevada County for their support and said, "We are determined to give this community the best service we possibly can during our fiscal year, which has just begun,” Historical Society Meets Thursday The Nevada County Historical Society will hold a regular meeting Thursday night at 8 o'clock at the Yuba City Lumber Company. A committee composed of Grass Valley merchants is expected to attend the meeting to report on a local project, Power Outage A power outrage was caused by gusty winds Thursday evening, caused by a broken primary Pacific Gas and Electric Company wire on McCourtney Road. The outrage was confined to Penn Valley and a portion of Grass Valley. The utility firm that power was out only about five minutes on East Main up the Hill to Chester and up to a few hours in the west portion, Bid Is Acceped A contract was awarded to Sierra Paving Co. for construction on Soda Springs Road, by the county board of supervisors Sept. 19. A check for half the cost was received fromthe developers of Serene Lakes, who are sharing in the expense, Sierra Paving was low bidder at $30,689, Nevada County Rainfall Gauge Grass Valley Max Min R Sept20 91 53 2i 92 £5$2 22 32 $3 23 75$3 24 82 52 25 88 5§3 26 88 52 Rainfall to date .50 arias gus last year .12 2 Nevado City Max Min R Sept20 85 47° 21 88 47 22°: 65 47 23. 71 50 24 76 49 25 79 49 26 80 48 Rainfall to date. 1.20 Rainfall last year .14

Park Ban Against Dogs To Be Lifted SACRAMENTO—Starting Oct, 1, the ban against dogs overnight in state park campgrounds will be lifted for one year to give man's best friend his first chance in 22 years to be a good neighbor and camper, Also starting on that date and extending through April 30, camping and day-use fees will be reduced 50 per cent, except in those desert parks that normally receive heavy winter use, The order opening the state's 79 campgrounds to dogs was signed by Parks and Recreation Director William Penn Mott Jr. last July. Based on the results of public hearings, letter, and legislative and Park Commission recommendations, the order also set the following controls: Vicious or unusually noisy dogs will not be permitted to enter or allowed to remain in a park, During the day, dogs must be kept on a leash of not more than six feet in length, or must be confined within a vehicle, No domestic animal may be turned loose at any time within a state park, © During the day, dogs must bekept on a leash of not more than six feet in length, or must be confined within a vehicle. No domestic animal may be turned loose at any time within a state park, , At night, dogs and other pets must be kept inside an enclosed vehicle or tent, ’ Dogs are only allowed within the general campground or dayuse area, unless the area is SubstituteTeachers A shortage exists for substitute teachers in county schools, according to Edward Fellersen, county superintendent. This condition exists in the 11 elementary districts and the high school, he said, He explained that persons with two or more years of college are eligible to substitute in the elementary level, High school teaching requires a Bachelor's degree, Fellersen noted that those applying for sustitute teaching positions must be available at short notice, Interested persons may contact the superintendent's office in the courthouse annex, Nevada City. Library Friends Plan Booth At Trade Fair The Friendg of The Library Association, will otherwise posted, They are not have a booth at the Nevada permitted on hiking or nature County Trade Fair, which willbe held in the Vetertrails or in park buildings or structures, Seeing-eye dogs are excepted from this restriction, AnS Building, Sat.,Sept. "This one-year trial period," 30, 9 to5 p.m. Mott said, "will give dog owners the opportunity they have been asking for--the chance to Among interesting items for sale, isa large illusprove that they can keep their trated Family Bible of pets overnight without lessening embossed leather with park enjoyment by others." Organized Plan Sought heavy brass clasp, published in 1873, andin perfect condition. There are also many books Of old poetry; some The Nevada County Recreation finely bound--C alifornCommission has aimed its sights to gun for organized recreation plans within the county. iana--modern novels and a few children's books. Those present at the session, It is hoped that there will held last week agreed to seek a discussion with the Placer be something of interest County recreation groupandpertO Everyone. haps benefit by its early attempts at organization, Chairman of the Nevada County group, Ernie Harries expressed the hope that a meeting with the Placer organization could be arranged before the next meeting of the Nevada County Commission Oct, 16. Rummage Sale Set . St. Canice Catholic Church Altar Society of Nevada City will sponsor a rummage sale Oct, 12 and 13, The location of the sale has not yet been determined, Red Cross Aids Local Families Nevada City and Grass Valley Chapters of the American Red Cross have reported activity concerning the recent hurricane, floods and tornadoes in Texas areas, Mrs, Retha Downey and Mrs, Alice Heather, home service chairmen have reported that they assisted six families in Nevada County area in contacting relatives in the stricken area to learn of their present condition following the death-dealing. turbulence there, Among those getting assistance in this manner from the Red Cross were Editor and Mrs, Garrett M, Stack of the Nevada County Nugget, whose son, Garrett IMI and their daughter, husband and family, Mr. and Mrs, Delmer R, Lackey are living in the vicinity of the stricken area, Port LaVaca, Tex. Mrs. Heather reported to the Stacks Sunday that their family members were all safe and sound, Divorces PETERS—Beatrice C, Peters filed for divorce from Peter Peters Sept. 15 charging cruelty. The couple was married in San Francisco July 18, 1936 and have no children, PEARSON—Bonnie F. Pearson filed for divorce from Jack C. Pearson Sept, 19, 1967, charging cruelty, The couple was married Dec, 17, 1963 in Nevada City. Mrs, Pearson asks care, custody and support of two minor children, BELONGIA—Tilda Mae Belongia filed for divorce from Melvin John. Belongia Sept. 19, 1967, charging cruelty, The couple was married April 5, 1941 in New Orleans, La, DUNCAN—Patricia Rose Duncan filed for divorce from Richard Joseph Duncan Sept, 19, 1967, charging cruelty, The couple was married Feb, 19, 1965 in Carpenteria, Mrs, Duncan asks care, custody and support of one minor child, CROOKSHANKS— Marie Crookshanks filed for divorce from Edward F., Crookshanks Sept, 19, 1967, charging cruelty. The couple was married July 30, 1938, in Tacoma, Wash, Mrs, Crookshanks asks care and support for one child, still a student, Final Decrees HELSA—Galli L,. Helsa obtained a final decree of divorce from Royal F, Helsa Sept, 14, 1967, PATTERSON—Juanita Patterson obtained a final decree of divorce from Vernon L, Patterson Sept, 19, 1967. DAVIS—Anna M, Davis received a final decree of divorce from James W, Davis in NevadaCounty Superior Court on Sept. 8. KAST—Sara Elizabeth Ann Kast

received a final decree of divorce from Donald Richard Kast in Nevada County Superior Court on Sept, 8. Marriage Licenses County Clerk's Office Nevada City POHLEY-BEARSHEAR — David Wayne Pohley, 19, Nevada City and Jolene Bearshear, 17, Grass Valley. CANNON-WOOD—George Robert Cannon 24, Grass Valley and Lorena Moraine Wood, 18, Nevada City. FIELDMAN-McCONNELL — Arthur Clayton Fieldman, 23, Marysville and Joyce Elaine McConnell, 16, Grass Valley. Reno, Nevada TWITCHELL-CARIS—Rocci H., Twitchell, 20, Grass Valley, and Patricia Caris, 17, Grass Valley. ‘ LANE-BECK—Theodore F, Lane, 41, Nevada City, andCarol A. Beck, 45, Burbank, RORIE-WAGNON — Benjamin F. Rorie, 17, Dobbins, Calif., and Marva D, Wagnon, 16, Grass Valley. MARTINO MITCHELL—William J, Martino, 40, Nevada City, and Helen A, Mitchell, 45, Ne-. vada City. Carson City, Nevada DAVIS-SLATOR—Samuel G, Davis, 29, Grass Valley, and Mary Slator, 28, Glasgow. The Nevada County Nugget. .; Sept. 27, 1967 ‘7 Cancer Drive Sets Record Fae Stevenson, president of the Tri-County Branch, American Cancer Society, has revealed that the group has set a fund-raising record during its fiscal year which ended Aug. $1, Wolters Resigns County Public Defender Post The Nevada County Board of Supervisors have accepted the resignation of Harold Wolters, public defender. The Nevada County Board of Supervisors, accepted, with regret, the resignation of Harold Wolters as public defender. The resignation takes effect Oct, 31. He has held the post for three years, Wolters, in discussing his decision, told a reporter that the job was "taking too much time" from his private legal practice and "I just don't want to be public defender any more," The position entails being legal counsel for indigent defendants in criminal felony cases, Board Adopts Policy On Sign Posting The Nevada County Board of Supervisors have adopted a policy which prohibits private advertising signs on county road rights-of-way, The decision was made during the Sept, 19 meeting of the board following a question posed by public works Director Jack Meade, who asked if the board wanted to allow these signs of rights-of-way. The response was quick and negative, The ruling was adopted as a policy rather than an ordinance because any signs that do exist violated the county's property right as owner of the right-ofway, Realtors In Session Some 4,000 Realtors, real estate salesmen and their guests, representing real estate boards throughout California, began arriving in Los Angeles this week to register for the 63rd Annual Convention of the California Real Estate Association at the Baltimore Hotel, It will continue through Thursday, y According to Reed Robbins of Stockton, president of the 45,000member association, more than 2,000 have already registered in advance to avoid congestion at the Biltmore, Heading the reception committee is Henry G. Beaumont, president of the Los Angeles Realty Board, hosts at the convention, John H, Williams of Los Angeles is general convention chairman who said that some 100 workshops, conferences, committee meetings, general sessions, luncheons and banquets are listed in the convention program, According to the report, local contribators paid in a total of $23,315 to be available for use in the fight against the dreaded disease, Mrs, Stevenson, in the report expressed the gratefulness of the society to the people of Nevada County for their support and said, "We are determined to give this community the best service we possibly can during our fiscal year, which has just begun,” Historical Society Meets Thursday The Nevada County Historical Society will hold a regular meeting Thursday night at 8 o'clock at the Yuba City Lumber Company. A committee composed of Grass Valley merchants is expected to attend the meeting to report on a local project, Power Outage A power outrage was caused by gusty winds Thursday evening, caused by a broken primary Pacific Gas and Electric Company wire on McCourtney Road. The outrage was confined to Penn Valley and a portion of Grass Valley. The utility firm that power was out only about five minutes on East Main up the Hill to Chester and up to a few hours in the west portion, Bid Is Acceped A contract was awarded to Sierra Paving Co. for construction on Soda Springs Road, by the county board of supervisors Sept. 19. A check for half the cost was received fromthe developers of Serene Lakes, who are sharing in the expense, Sierra Paving was low bidder at $30,689, Nevada County Rainfall Gauge Grass Valley Max Min R Sept20 91 53 2i 92 £5$2 22 32 $3 23 75$3 24 82 52 25 88 5§3 26 88 52 Rainfall to date .50 arias gus last year .12 2 Nevado City Max Min R Sept20 85 47° 21 88 47 22°: 65 47 23. 71 50 24 76 49 25 79 49 26 80 48 Rainfall to date. 1.20 Rainfall last year .14