April 18, 1973 (12 pages)

10 FRe Nevada County Nugget Wed. April 18, 1973 THE NEWLY FORMED junior ballet company of Placer county will give its premiere performance during Easter vacation. Both matinee performances of ‘“‘Les Fleurs Magnifique’’-will be given at 2:30 p.m. April 18 at Sierra College and April 19 at Lincoln High School. Dancers are from Auburn and Roseville with Jimelle Susann the director. Tickets will be available at the door. Outside boundaries NID cuts water service ' Three homes on the IdahoMaryland Road in Grass Valley will no longer receive Nevada Irrigation District water it was decided at the NIDBoard meeting Friday. The homes are outside the district’s boundaries and lost “their water supply last winter as a result of cold weather. A temporary water service has been provided with a plastic hose to the homes from a small ‘local business. The homes have been receiving water from NID’s Loma Rica System but the district pipe ends at the approximate location of theIdaho-Maryland mine and. the water then travels through the old mine pipes. Only about one fourth of the water that leaves the Loma Rica System reaches the homes. Choloranated water; as was pointed out, is being poured into Lossman Lumber’s reservoir which is located in the same area on the. Idaho-Maryland Road. NID attorney Dave Minansian said that the District is under no obligation to supply water to areas outside it’s jurisdiction and can supply only -surplus water to non-district users. Since NID cannot even service the area within this area it was decided to discontinue service to the Idaho-Maryland area. Chief Engineer Bud Fritzsche said that a perfect possibility for joining the Loma Rica system with other systems in the Grass Valley area could be accomplished: by servicing the Idaho-Maryland Road area but doubted that the area would become part of the district. A mobile home park in the area is requesting that its: 26 acres be included in the district but doubt was expressed over the accomplishment of that goal. Fritzsche indicated that the area. ‘Someone starts a business and another person -Says there’s a water line down there somewhere that he can tie into. They. somehow find a pipe and they get water. Where it comes from no one can tell.” NID General Manager Al would probably be condemned for hampering industrial buildup in the area but emphasized that the district cannot afford to supply its limited reserves of water to non-district users. The Board, after considering the water resources of the district and the water waste resulting from supplying water to so few users, decided to discontinue service to the area. They indicated that the residents of the area would have to either join the district or form their own improvement district. In other business the Board authorized the call for bids on the Public Law 984 Cascade Extension Phase III Project which consists of 11,300 feet of pipeline and all appurtenances. The pipelinewill vary in diameter from 16 to 48 inches and the bids will be opened on May 11. ; A request for the formation of a mutual water company was presented to the Board by Messrs. Daniels and Heinrich. The company would service a divided ranch in Placer county on Bean Road. Presently landowners in the area are receiving irrigation water from ° NID on an individual rate basis. The residents want NID to sell them irrigation water at a group rate at a point where the water can be carried to the individual users in the mutual water company’s own pipeline. Some concern was expressed by the Board over the condition of the pipe that the mutual company intended to use. They were also concerned about reports that some residents in th Lie aren purposes. Bud Fritzsche said that the Public Health Department could easily require that treated water only be detivered to the area if they felt-any of'the water was being used. for domestic purposes. He also said that the Public Health Department was very strict on its definition of domestic water. NID could, it was decided, put a clause in its contract with the mutual water company stating that it would never take over the water system thereby relieving it of responsibility of a domestic water supply should be required by another agency. Residents said that they planned to use potted water or wells for domestic use. Winners at bridge named Winners and high scorers in bridge games members of the Nevada County Duplicate Bridge Club were announced recently. Virginia Minter Dan Nielson won the Tuesday game with Kay Porter Kathy Grande and Melita Hutchison Ruth Phelan high scorers. Barbara Wylie Judi Immel won Thursday for northsouth. Other winners northsouth were Lou Nuckol Bea Kramack, Dan Nielson Margaret Slo and Maree Johnson Agnes Prisk. Eastwest winners were Ve Michell Frances Slawson, Rose Hyatt Eileen Whiting, Betty Mote Lois Steffen and Sue Pretzer Vida Whitten. were using the water ~. a \\ “¥ playedby Lyman Gilmore honor students Lyman Gilmore students have received their report cards for the third quarter. Those who earned a ‘“‘B” average are on the honor roll. Students whose grades averaged B+ and who did not receive any unsatisfactory marks or coments are on the Principal’s List. The honor roll follows with those on the Principal’s List indicated by a ‘‘+”’ mark after their names: Sixth Grade: Susan Davis+, Terri Enright, Rebecca Kenneky+, Susan Crane+, Janice Creamer+, Mark Reinig, Tony Argento, Robert Bruning+, Clay Ghiringhelli, Scott Lanoo, Matt Long+, Ricky Montre-+, Tim Palethorpe, Theresa Berliner+, Lisa Greenwood, Denise Grant, Dorothy Hardin, Pam Hayden, Lorrie Humbird, Cathy Seghezzi, Cathy Tassone+, Mary Sweetser+, Margo Wiley+, Danny Brooks, Richard Esterly, John Garrison+, Glenn Hall, Mark . Hinman+, Richard Hoffman-+-, Michael Lockhart+, Dennis Moebus+, Kevin: Musick, Craig Ross, Phillip Weiss+, Gerard Yun+, Julie Barmettler, Catherine. Clemo, Robin Wightson, Elaine DeAngelo, Ron Bryant, Merilee Gordon, Kelly Halverstadt, Cynthia Holloway, Jill Roy, Lilly Westberg, Darrell Coleman, Paul Manuel, Jeff Sorters, Sven Svenson+, RandiSue Smith+, Tim Owens+, Laura Peterson, John Canon, Kristen Julian, Tammy Kays, Pauline Vlamis, Brad Anderson, Jeff Schiffel and Penn Valley Rodeo plans finalized The Penn Valley rodeo is coming April 29 and plans are . being made by the Penn Valley Volunteer Fire Department to get everything ready for the redeo and dinner. Work has been going: on for about two months and the 17th annual event should be better than ever. The: barbecue beef dinner will be served at 1! a.m. and the gates to the grounds will open at 9 a.m. A cousin of Wyatt Earp, Hobart Earp, will give a fastdraw demonstration at 12:45 Sunday before the rodeo. The rodeo will be a full seven event presentation. More than $400 has been added to the purse this year. On Saturday, April 28, a jackpot roping contest will be held at the Penn Valley Volunteer Fire Department arena and spectators are welcome to watch free of charge. The Penn Valley Fire Department is not tax supported and the revenue from the rodeo and dinner helps to support it. All work is volunteer and donations have helped to build the facilities and buy necessary fire-fighting equipment. Larry Shoopman. Seventh Grade: Paula Laubinger+, Lorin Miller+, Darcy Merritt, Dana Pagliaroni+, Mark Porter, Laurie Burks, Elaine Deal Lisa Winstead, Dione Dowdell, Sara Currier, Joy Wilcox, Rebecca Lowery+, Barbara Lykins, Dale Olson, Sandy Mack, Sid Harris+, Lester Rose+, Kirk Taylor+, Steve Macari, Todd Biersdorff, Dianne Allen, Glenn Annin, Kim Roberts+, Carol Richards+, Tracie Hamilton, Cameron Anderson, Laura Beck, Jeff Bisbee+, Laura Clanton, Lori Crawford, Rena Delgado, Curtis Haynes, Danette Manuel, Barbara Millard, Terry Needles, Holli Nettles+, Darhl O’Dor, Jeff Popanz, Rebecca Rusk+, Frendene Wahl+, Susan * Whiles+, Leslie Steffen, Rhonda Parsley, Bobbie Warren+, Sherry Johnson, Bill Sylvester, David McGanney, Rosana Lewis, Tim Kochis and Jeff Ebbage+. Eighth Grade: Richard. Annin+, Tami Beaver+, Diane Chervenick+, Scott Davis+, Diane Hall+, Matt Heilman--, Ruth Patterson+, Tammie Peterson+,: Stacy Sortors+, Marbara Veale+, Mary Wandell+, Jean Yun+, Lynn Baker, Bill Brown, Steve Crane, Scott Fisher, Kathy Galindo, Kerry George, Lesslie Hinman, Richard Jones, Janet Maddox, Debbie Merchant, Jon Moore, Stacey Morgan, TraciPeterson, Richard Ross, Jerry Snapp, ~ Paul Tassone, Terry Tennell, Richard Utley, Diane Bryant+, Teresa Green, Julie Anderson, Brenda Carman, Mark Lemmon, Marilyn Farley, Mike Lake, Lisa Spratt, Robert Medlyn, Richard Thomas, Carolyn Lawton, Brenda Biladeau, Tina Huffman, Brenda Kochever, Lori Tremewan, Keith Andrade+, Richard McCollum+, Leann Cotter+, Sally Loughborough+, Marlene Magliocca+, Sherry Stanley+, Mitch Fletcher, Robin Kitts, Dan Isselin, Connie Brande, Cheryl Seck and Ronald Kennedy. Part of mine sweeping crew Navy Fireman Apprentice Douglas E. Hammes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F, Hammes of 309 Gold Drive, Grass Valley, is a crewmember of the amphibious transport dock ship USS Dubuque, a contingent unit of a special task force which is ‘clearing mines from North Vietnamese harbors. A 1972 graduate of Nevada Union High School, Grass Valley, he joined the Navy in July 1972. The minesweeping, called Operation ‘‘End Sweep,’’ is being conducted by minesweeper ships and specially-equipped helicopters operating from ships on anchorage off Haiphong.

10 FRe Nevada County Nugget Wed. April 18, 1973 THE NEWLY FORMED junior ballet company of Placer county will give its premiere performance during Easter vacation. Both matinee performances of ‘“‘Les Fleurs Magnifique’’-will be given at 2:30 p.m. April 18 at Sierra College and April 19 at Lincoln High School. Dancers are from Auburn and Roseville with Jimelle Susann the director. Tickets will be available at the door. Outside boundaries NID cuts water service ' Three homes on the IdahoMaryland Road in Grass Valley will no longer receive Nevada Irrigation District water it was decided at the NIDBoard meeting Friday. The homes are outside the district’s boundaries and lost “their water supply last winter as a result of cold weather. A temporary water service has been provided with a plastic hose to the homes from a small ‘local business. The homes have been receiving water from NID’s Loma Rica System but the district pipe ends at the approximate location of theIdaho-Maryland mine and. the water then travels through the old mine pipes. Only about one fourth of the water that leaves the Loma Rica System reaches the homes. Choloranated water; as was pointed out, is being poured into Lossman Lumber’s reservoir which is located in the same area on the. Idaho-Maryland Road. NID attorney Dave Minansian said that the District is under no obligation to supply water to areas outside it’s jurisdiction and can supply only -surplus water to non-district users. Since NID cannot even service the area within this area it was decided to discontinue service to the Idaho-Maryland area. Chief Engineer Bud Fritzsche said that a perfect possibility for joining the Loma Rica system with other systems in the Grass Valley area could be accomplished: by servicing the Idaho-Maryland Road area but doubted that the area would become part of the district. A mobile home park in the area is requesting that its: 26 acres be included in the district but doubt was expressed over the accomplishment of that goal. Fritzsche indicated that the area. ‘Someone starts a business and another person -Says there’s a water line down there somewhere that he can tie into. They. somehow find a pipe and they get water. Where it comes from no one can tell.” NID General Manager Al would probably be condemned for hampering industrial buildup in the area but emphasized that the district cannot afford to supply its limited reserves of water to non-district users. The Board, after considering the water resources of the district and the water waste resulting from supplying water to so few users, decided to discontinue service to the area. They indicated that the residents of the area would have to either join the district or form their own improvement district. In other business the Board authorized the call for bids on the Public Law 984 Cascade Extension Phase III Project which consists of 11,300 feet of pipeline and all appurtenances. The pipelinewill vary in diameter from 16 to 48 inches and the bids will be opened on May 11. ; A request for the formation of a mutual water company was presented to the Board by Messrs. Daniels and Heinrich. The company would service a divided ranch in Placer county on Bean Road. Presently landowners in the area are receiving irrigation water from ° NID on an individual rate basis. The residents want NID to sell them irrigation water at a group rate at a point where the water can be carried to the individual users in the mutual water company’s own pipeline. Some concern was expressed by the Board over the condition of the pipe that the mutual company intended to use. They were also concerned about reports that some residents in th Lie aren purposes. Bud Fritzsche said that the Public Health Department could easily require that treated water only be detivered to the area if they felt-any of'the water was being used. for domestic purposes. He also said that the Public Health Department was very strict on its definition of domestic water. NID could, it was decided, put a clause in its contract with the mutual water company stating that it would never take over the water system thereby relieving it of responsibility of a domestic water supply should be required by another agency. Residents said that they planned to use potted water or wells for domestic use. Winners at bridge named Winners and high scorers in bridge games members of the Nevada County Duplicate Bridge Club were announced recently. Virginia Minter Dan Nielson won the Tuesday game with Kay Porter Kathy Grande and Melita Hutchison Ruth Phelan high scorers. Barbara Wylie Judi Immel won Thursday for northsouth. Other winners northsouth were Lou Nuckol Bea Kramack, Dan Nielson Margaret Slo and Maree Johnson Agnes Prisk. Eastwest winners were Ve Michell Frances Slawson, Rose Hyatt Eileen Whiting, Betty Mote Lois Steffen and Sue Pretzer Vida Whitten. were using the water ~. a \\ “¥ playedby

Lyman Gilmore honor students Lyman Gilmore students have received their report cards for the third quarter. Those who earned a ‘“‘B” average are on the honor roll. Students whose grades averaged B+ and who did not receive any unsatisfactory marks or coments are on the Principal’s List. The honor roll follows with those on the Principal’s List indicated by a ‘‘+”’ mark after their names: Sixth Grade: Susan Davis+, Terri Enright, Rebecca Kenneky+, Susan Crane+, Janice Creamer+, Mark Reinig, Tony Argento, Robert Bruning+, Clay Ghiringhelli, Scott Lanoo, Matt Long+, Ricky Montre-+, Tim Palethorpe, Theresa Berliner+, Lisa Greenwood, Denise Grant, Dorothy Hardin, Pam Hayden, Lorrie Humbird, Cathy Seghezzi, Cathy Tassone+, Mary Sweetser+, Margo Wiley+, Danny Brooks, Richard Esterly, John Garrison+, Glenn Hall, Mark . Hinman+, Richard Hoffman-+-, Michael Lockhart+, Dennis Moebus+, Kevin: Musick, Craig Ross, Phillip Weiss+, Gerard Yun+, Julie Barmettler, Catherine. Clemo, Robin Wightson, Elaine DeAngelo, Ron Bryant, Merilee Gordon, Kelly Halverstadt, Cynthia Holloway, Jill Roy, Lilly Westberg, Darrell Coleman, Paul Manuel, Jeff Sorters, Sven Svenson+, RandiSue Smith+, Tim Owens+, Laura Peterson, John Canon, Kristen Julian, Tammy Kays, Pauline Vlamis, Brad Anderson, Jeff Schiffel and Penn Valley Rodeo plans finalized The Penn Valley rodeo is coming April 29 and plans are . being made by the Penn Valley Volunteer Fire Department to get everything ready for the redeo and dinner. Work has been going: on for about two months and the 17th annual event should be better than ever. The: barbecue beef dinner will be served at 1! a.m. and the gates to the grounds will open at 9 a.m. A cousin of Wyatt Earp, Hobart Earp, will give a fastdraw demonstration at 12:45 Sunday before the rodeo. The rodeo will be a full seven event presentation. More than $400 has been added to the purse this year. On Saturday, April 28, a jackpot roping contest will be held at the Penn Valley Volunteer Fire Department arena and spectators are welcome to watch free of charge. The Penn Valley Fire Department is not tax supported and the revenue from the rodeo and dinner helps to support it. All work is volunteer and donations have helped to build the facilities and buy necessary fire-fighting equipment. Larry Shoopman. Seventh Grade: Paula Laubinger+, Lorin Miller+, Darcy Merritt, Dana Pagliaroni+, Mark Porter, Laurie Burks, Elaine Deal Lisa Winstead, Dione Dowdell, Sara Currier, Joy Wilcox, Rebecca Lowery+, Barbara Lykins, Dale Olson, Sandy Mack, Sid Harris+, Lester Rose+, Kirk Taylor+, Steve Macari, Todd Biersdorff, Dianne Allen, Glenn Annin, Kim Roberts+, Carol Richards+, Tracie Hamilton, Cameron Anderson, Laura Beck, Jeff Bisbee+, Laura Clanton, Lori Crawford, Rena Delgado, Curtis Haynes, Danette Manuel, Barbara Millard, Terry Needles, Holli Nettles+, Darhl O’Dor, Jeff Popanz, Rebecca Rusk+, Frendene Wahl+, Susan * Whiles+, Leslie Steffen, Rhonda Parsley, Bobbie Warren+, Sherry Johnson, Bill Sylvester, David McGanney, Rosana Lewis, Tim Kochis and Jeff Ebbage+. Eighth Grade: Richard. Annin+, Tami Beaver+, Diane Chervenick+, Scott Davis+, Diane Hall+, Matt Heilman--, Ruth Patterson+, Tammie Peterson+,: Stacy Sortors+, Marbara Veale+, Mary Wandell+, Jean Yun+, Lynn Baker, Bill Brown, Steve Crane, Scott Fisher, Kathy Galindo, Kerry George, Lesslie Hinman, Richard Jones, Janet Maddox, Debbie Merchant, Jon Moore, Stacey Morgan, TraciPeterson, Richard Ross, Jerry Snapp, ~ Paul Tassone, Terry Tennell, Richard Utley, Diane Bryant+, Teresa Green, Julie Anderson, Brenda Carman, Mark Lemmon, Marilyn Farley, Mike Lake, Lisa Spratt, Robert Medlyn, Richard Thomas, Carolyn Lawton, Brenda Biladeau, Tina Huffman, Brenda Kochever, Lori Tremewan, Keith Andrade+, Richard McCollum+, Leann Cotter+, Sally Loughborough+, Marlene Magliocca+, Sherry Stanley+, Mitch Fletcher, Robin Kitts, Dan Isselin, Connie Brande, Cheryl Seck and Ronald Kennedy. Part of mine sweeping crew Navy Fireman Apprentice Douglas E. Hammes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F, Hammes of 309 Gold Drive, Grass Valley, is a crewmember of the amphibious transport dock ship USS Dubuque, a contingent unit of a special task force which is ‘clearing mines from North Vietnamese harbors. A 1972 graduate of Nevada Union High School, Grass Valley, he joined the Navy in July 1972. The minesweeping, called Operation ‘‘End Sweep,’’ is being conducted by minesweeper ships and specially-equipped helicopters operating from ships on anchorage off Haiphong.