Contra Costa Times from Walnut Creek, California • 21

Tuesday Dec 25 1973 Contra Coriq Times Pog 21 Historical Society To Expand (Community Reach land training 1 and training An ependlons btheSmtaiiciaca and cataloging of and will bo CHS serve as with emphasis on the San Society: Hi publication! and traveling exhibits educational and public service The aim will be to give an hods or hostesKi at reontians i and other membership events i historical perspective to Hi library and art coil contemporary California and to and its buildings Eaudi docent will be asked to serve two half-days each month bra period of two years Enrollment applications for both auditors and docents are being accepted now Qualifying taterviews will be held dining (he week of Jan 7 to 1L The charged $50 end $60 A on-ref undabler registration foe of $10 will be applied to the cost of the course A brochure of information availeble by calling tire flriifnmia Hbtoka! 5C7-IML tmhour classes will be held at 9:45 am Mondays beginning Feb 1st CHS headquarters The cost to participants will be $2S for CHS member docenta and $35 for non-member docenta Auditors who are CHS members will be public programs The 15-sessioi training a brief course will provide a The course mailable to those interested In the educational aad historical aspects of the pragma am wvd as to those interested Jq qualifying as doceuti provide docenta with an understanding of the work of the California Historical Since this course will be directed to Bay Area residents the focus will be on the Society's Mumary of California Watery program to expand the community reach of the California Historical Society (CHS) will be hmigmutfd arlyj February with proapective docentTand amBtort Mra Peter Bnicher of San Francisco will serve aa caorttinator of the program are wjU be aoisted by Mrs Bland Platt member of the CHS Baaed of Ikuatees and Rowe CHymdjmordinator of CHS FolOnfMin extensive tmining course interviews am nnnalifjta program docents vilbeabie to serve as drilled hderpretenof CHS departments and programs They will conduct tours of CHS headquarters the library current exhibits and the Pacific Heights aeighbothow far grams of children an LA 0 ANOTHER SYUFY LUXURY TH EATRE COM PLEX THU noon 13 f0 RY 21IN THE MALI ONVENIENTL adults foreign visitors am other historical societies They aim will participate in THERE WAS ONE NOW THE RE ARE FIVE LUXURIOUS CENTURY THEATRES BRINGING YOU THE FINEST IN MOTION PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT! WG Woman To Analyze Handwriting COMPUTERIZED PROJECTION ALL ROCKING CHAIR LOGES LARGE ACRES TRUE IMAGE (OF FREE SCREENS PARKING EBzabelh If Ifatoaek 3314 Sogarberry Lane Walnut Cheek has just received a certificate qualifying her as a certified graphoanalyst The International Graphosnalysu Society baaed iu Chicago I1L to Ms LUXURY DECOR Fully nth GRANDlOeENJ completed an lS-moat extension course in the techniques of scientific ed graphoanalyst identify persooali baits in people withoX the oea personal i of personal meetings using ALLIED ARTISTS presents STEVE DUSTin DIcglEED HOFM haFRAHlSCHOTNERig FRPlLLSil TODAY AT 1:30 4:15 7:00 9:45 ACRES OF FREE PARKING -NO RESERVED SEATS anqrles of their handwritinj lor analysis purposes Ms Matousek points out that the services of graphoanalysts are used bi business to facilitate personnel selection and credit risk evaluation and also in questioned document examination work She advises too that the graphoanalytical system of personality assessment is recognized as a 1 valuable aid in counseling and is used by personal marital vocational and child guidance counselors all over the world Certification authorizes Ms Matousek to -prepare personality assessment reports for individuals and business -firms: lecture to civic service aid social organizations whose members may be interested in learning about the subject and conduct introductory basic steps programs in grapnoanaiysis for adult education groups in her community f'ONEOFIHE FIVE BEST PICTURES OF THE YEAR! Ruth GORDON Bud CORib ATIGLD Gt MAliDCM all It takes is ajjttle Confidence Citizens To Study Transit ElizabethTaylor Wednesday' Helmut Bergen Keith Baxter Henry Fonda Citizens Local Mass Transportation group will meet aeain Jan 15 Three subcommittees have been appointed to study the various aspects of transportation and report at the meeting at 7:30 pm in the Veteran's Memorial Building 3M1 ML Diablo Blvd cmmiRY BOB CAROL TED ALICE" 1:00 4:45 8:30 BJCTJBs A 2:50 4:45 8:30 10:20 Ash Wednesday ACRES OF FREE PA RKING NO REGER VED SEA 7S Ablut 3S people attended the die forum first public They divided into poups to study Local Mass Transportation Agency Transportation Agency proposals and how to get mass transportation information to aod from Lafayette residents feeder routes in Lafayette either a fixed system or demand activated dial-a-ride nl to study other alternatives Hi as car pools taxicab or mini-bus transportation until a i is in operation attorney Thomas pointed by the city I to organize the citizens group says buses "won't be imHablelor at least one and probably two years" Moragan's Textbook To Appear PAUL NEWMAN ROBERT REDTORD ROBERT SHAW A GEORGE RCYtfiRM THE SUNG It was the time of cruisin going steady and playin' itcooL CMMtm ARCHMOtXZAMJCKDMinOUM HESENtffiON TODAY AT 1:45 4:00 6:15 8:30 10:30 ACRES OF FREE PARKING -NO RESERVED SEATS David Jacobson a Morsga resident and Contra Costa College English instructor is the author of a programmed text to be released by a publisher this week far Revision: A Practical Guide" published by Prentice Hall ia aimed primarily at the remedial college student of composition but can be used for freshman TODAY AT 1:46 4:15 7:00 9:30 ACRES OFFREEPARKING-NO RESERVED SEATS i 7 Clint Snstreodi isEMptyHarayin S3asRsiJS Charles BRONSON in THE FAMILY" English according to Jacobson Students at Diablo Valley College (DVC) and Contra Costa College served as test subjects for the materials as Jacobson wrote tested and revised the text Dustin HOFFMAN hi "STRAW DOGS" FCi0A wfSTIElYAKD Own SiSS-Wwt Cr Hnlw 2 hAfmMli MWMU -'A: 1 NM4IMH i.