September 30, 1970 (12 pages)

‘Nevada countyan’s voice heard on records for blind Stuart M, Seeley came to the ordinator, Navy rocket guard, Golden Empire a few years ago golf course: manager and as a to find for himself a newlifeand drinker. has breathed life into the world. He has worked here and in of blind students, southern California in the re Stu, at 63, maintenance equiphabilitation~ of alcoholics. He ment man for the California credits Alcoholic Anonymous Highway Patrol, is a reformed with helping-him lick his drinkalcoholic who makes tape reing problém. cordings for the blind. "Why shouldn't I give a little Ed Fellersen,. county supertime to help these people,” he = intendent of schools, found that says, of working both*with AA = Seeley's voice was ideal for reand the visually handicapped. cokding and took him to see He is paid for making thetape Fred L. Sinclair, consultant in recordings, but as he says, "I charge of the Clearing house get a little pay for that. Not Depository for the Visually Hanmuch, ‘but who cares? I feel dicapped for the State Departthat I'm doing something worthment of Education. while." Seeley has made recordings Sinclair also was impressed with Seeley's voice. As he is of numerous. books; state textblind that’s all he knew of Stu, books, world and United States his voice. The program is fedhistory, adventure, the United _ erally financed. through the ElStates Constitution, science, poementary and Secondary Educaetry and anthologies. tion Act with recording goingto By hearinghisrecorded voice, kindergarten throughhigh school blind students "read" with their ~ students. ears. the world's finest liter Seeley is a native of Pasadena ature, textbooks and historical and spent most of his shale documents. Seeley's voice SEVENTY FIVE Jaycees converged on Grass Valley recently when the local chapter hosted ___ He hasworkedasaroustaboutol comes through clearly and arti a district meeting at the Gold Flat Firehouse on Banner Mountain Road. The local Jaycees served Cornish Pasties to those attending. Some of the officers who attended are shown above, Tigger, _ steel a rai culately and the dramatic impact Safety sa Se py a of a great book is reflected in from left, Walt Sady of Grass Valley, district governor; Rich Forrestor of Roseville, national f1¢er_ for director; Ron Chorey, new member of the local Jaycees being congratulated by Gary Hermann, craft, . Boi ped ~ his voice. companies, Xeaitoy, a PUT OUR ADS TO policeman, special controlcotique dealer,disaster Red Cross state chaplain state executive vice president, and Roger Wales, = ; : WORK FOR YOU DON'T MISS A SINGLE ISSUE! . OF THE REPRINT— “NORTHERN MINES” ey RSS S LLL Pw x by Edmund Kinyon VETERAN NEWSPAPER EDITOR and GOLD RUSH HISTORIAN SUBSCRIBE NOW! ssioite'scx2eto0x 1 YEAR-3" 2YEARS-*5° 3 YEARS -‘7" SCRAPBOOK RESERVE FREE AND BINDER START MY MAME. . . ADDRESS . CITY MY NUGGET SUBSCRIPTION H@ . ce cc . ccce cses'ee eee .. 0-00 bb eg TN pe ee eeoeeeee ese Foetus cree eect REGEN ce B ee acew rere $0 ag THE NUGGET, P.O. Box 572, Nevada City, Calif. 95959 UO is oe Se RV bk oe 6b ORE OS wee Ee with each new subscription: NUGGET HISTORICAL SCRAPBOOK HARD PRESSBOARD BINDER to preserve the historical centerfold. in each issue of THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET. Ot ee

‘Nevada countyan’s voice heard on records for blind Stuart M, Seeley came to the ordinator, Navy rocket guard, Golden Empire a few years ago golf course: manager and as a to find for himself a newlifeand drinker. has breathed life into the world. He has worked here and in of blind students, southern California in the re Stu, at 63, maintenance equiphabilitation~ of alcoholics. He ment man for the California credits Alcoholic Anonymous Highway Patrol, is a reformed with helping-him lick his drinkalcoholic who makes tape reing problém. cordings for the blind. "Why shouldn't I give a little Ed Fellersen,. county supertime to help these people,” he = intendent of schools, found that says, of working both*with AA = Seeley's voice was ideal for reand the visually handicapped. cokding and took him to see He is paid for making thetape Fred L. Sinclair, consultant in recordings, but as he says, "I charge of the Clearing house get a little pay for that. Not Depository for the Visually Hanmuch, ‘but who cares? I feel dicapped for the State Departthat I'm doing something worthment of Education. while." Seeley has made recordings Sinclair also was impressed with Seeley's voice. As he is of numerous. books; state textblind that’s all he knew of Stu, books, world and United States his voice. The program is fedhistory, adventure, the United _ erally financed. through the ElStates Constitution, science, poementary and Secondary Educaetry and anthologies. tion Act with recording goingto By hearinghisrecorded voice, kindergarten throughhigh school blind students "read" with their ~ students. ears. the world's finest liter Seeley is a native of Pasadena ature, textbooks and historical and spent most of his shale documents. Seeley's voice SEVENTY FIVE Jaycees converged on Grass Valley recently when the local chapter hosted ___ He hasworkedasaroustaboutol comes through clearly and arti a district meeting at the Gold Flat Firehouse on Banner Mountain Road. The local Jaycees served Cornish Pasties to those attending. Some of the officers who attended are shown above, Tigger, _ steel a rai culately and the dramatic impact Safety sa Se py a of a great book is reflected in from left, Walt Sady of Grass Valley, district governor; Rich Forrestor of Roseville, national f1¢er_ for director; Ron Chorey, new member of the local Jaycees being congratulated by Gary Hermann, craft, . Boi ped ~ his voice. companies, Xeaitoy, a PUT OUR ADS TO policeman, special controlcotique dealer,disaster Red Cross state chaplain state executive vice president, and Roger Wales, = ; : WORK FOR YOU DON'T MISS A SINGLE ISSUE! . OF THE REPRINT— “NORTHERN MINES” ey RSS S LLL Pw x by Edmund Kinyon VETERAN NEWSPAPER EDITOR and GOLD RUSH HISTORIAN SUBSCRIBE NOW! ssioite'scx2eto0x 1 YEAR-3" 2YEARS-*5° 3 YEARS -‘7"

SCRAPBOOK RESERVE FREE AND BINDER START MY MAME. . .. ADDRESS . CITY MY NUGGET SUBSCRIPTION H@ . ce cc . ccce cses'ee eee .... 0-00 bb eg TN pe ee eeoeeeee ese Foetus cree eect REGEN ce B ee acew rere $0 ag THE NUGGET, P.O. Box 572, Nevada City, Calif. 95959 UO is oe Se RV bk oe 6b ORE OS wee Ee with each new subscription: NUGGET HISTORICAL SCRAPBOOK HARD PRESSBOARD BINDER to preserve the historical centerfold. in each issue of THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET. Ot ee