April 22, 1965 (24 pages)

*1083nN Ajuno5 epeaon*** WD G96T ‘Zs Ilidy°: 3 April 22, 1965.Nevada County Nugyet. Citizens Committee Set To Go On (Continued from Page 1) ter how expert they are or how hard they work, no out of town consultants can determine the goals of a community as well as the local citizens themselves, Committee Chdirman Bob Paine 4 Bob Paine then announced the formation of nine sub-committees and named thechairmen. The various committees were given program guidelines for their particular area of study. The meeting was then broken up into the various committees, The committees will now start their work and in some cases will meet with other sub-committees where their areas of interest overlap. Thenext step will be the filing of program revisions with the planning department for reproduction and distribution to the variouscommittess, The deadline for filing of program revisions will be April 30, The following committees and chairmen were named at the meeting: Historical Background: Sharon B, Fairclough, Chairman, Charles A. Deardorf, Walter F, Fore, Jean Haley, Ernie Harries, Mrs, Hor-_ atioL, Small, Mrs, E. H. Spoor, Dr. Roy F., Stauffer, Lloyd R. Veale; Community Facilities: Earl L, Covey, Chairman, Floy Bagley, Albert L. Casey, Harold Drummond, Stanley Dundas, Mrs, Chas W,. Fink, Gladys W. Gassaway, Irvin A. Hart, Marian M, Padgett, John Sbaffi, Dale D. Sims, Esmond Lague, High School Bond Issue Defeated By Narrow Voter Margin (Continued from Page 1) school measures, The area has been averaging about 30 to 35 per cent on school issues and about 37 per cent of the voters in the high school district turned out. Five rural districts cast heavier votes against the bond measure than for it while the city and urban districts cast more affirmative than negative votes, Votes in the rural areas opposing the issue went like this: Washington 10-7; Pleasant Valiey 2113; North San Juan 39-25; Clear Creek 24-20 and Pleasant Ridge 137-123. The proposed bond issue would have paid for construction of a new classroom wing, a boysgym, expansion of the vocational facilities and site development. T he issue was proposed because of already crowded conditions in the school. ate nape nares neta Ralph Hockett, David Osborn; Recreation and Tourism: Fielding N. Tapp, Chairman, Dr, Elbridge J. Best, Mrs. Evelyn Burcham, Ray F. Conway, Wm. O. McClain, Glen A. Nelson, John S, Reed, Paul Sisil, Charles J. Smith, Dr, H. P. Tapia, Abe Tobias, J, Lewis Wright, Mark Nesbit, Lowell Elster; Transportation: Charles Fowler, Chairman, Mrs. Eleanor F, Buck, Robert E. Johnson, Richard M. Knee, Dale C. Miller, Albert H. Morton, H, James Ray, Sherman H. Reams, Dr, Robert L. Ross, Franklin R. Schoellerman, Roy V. Zimmerman; Industrial: WilliamJ. Austin, Chairman, Donald E, Breuer, Jim B. Cranmer, W. W. Esterly, Daniel J. Horman, Lyle C, Hubbard, Tyler McHugh, Mrs. J. E. McPherson, Eve Popovich, Byron D., Tarr; . Ways and Means: DonE, Matson, Chairman, Ardis Hatton Bell, Everet L, Bixler, Joseph Edward Day, Harry C. Hager, Luta Mae Kennedy, Edw. L, Pasteris, H. C. Savage, Mrs. H. S, Slawson, C, Roy Smith, W, H. Stinson; Commercial: George I, Ellsworth,, Chairman, Bill Briggs, J. D. Christopher, C. R. Cunningham, Matilda M. Hoagland, Kenneth W. Lackey, Chas, Lowrie, John Patrick O'Brien, Myron Runyan, Mrs. Stanley A. Sanders; Residential: Harry H. Hyatt, Chairman, Lynn A, Brankamp, Leonard F, Carey, Mrs, Chandler Church, Dr, L. F. Conti, DVM, Alfred B, Dayton, Mrs. Frances Doran, Robert K. Hauser, John H. McLaughlin, Jr., Tyler Micoleau, Lester M, Quincy, Joe W. Ruess, Wayne Williamson, Charles General Plan woods; Natural Resources, Agriculture and Appearance of the County: V.al Baima, Edward P. Fusek, William C, George, Opal Hendricks, H. Marshall Jensen, James Kolb, Sibyl L.Leutenecker, Charles V. Litton, Henry. Magonigal, Leonard A, Prisk, Douglas K. Ribble, Helen L. Stewart, Gilbert Tennis. QVESNIN & STORAGE w — ce Ee Oi 8) Bare 28s Sees Boss PwOmt 272-678" : Onass VALLEY Af 20 YEAR THE BEST MOVE @ YOU EVER MADE VOGUELVAN 6 STORAGE ". ones van 5 sTOR S EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781. SEZ Gils _~ rawings det buy. nothin Winners » Washer Clot ‘Sher, hes q air Conditioner ig 8et a dryer, Modern a onder, Coffeem Portable r, Mixer, an Opener, floor Polisher 9 to write; Admiral Free e ’ er, mi a Amana General Elect; entry — blank with yo ne 286 Wwinne Caloric Gibson € Olympic ance dese oP Sit it by ADT ent PG&E bint; rs, Hotpoi Packard Be. at appiin Northern any 39 With an : Fill out yo Dumont Ph int Philco ! és PPliance stores : Pipe Centra) Caine Participating Bu of Easy Vinator rawin Nd PG&E of; fornia. c Ppli_RCAV; & Open on; Offices. omplete Emerson ychenaia Ki Peers Submit d PG&E Customers__, este edders ae that hig Y termin”2tanty, . ifts ing Stry emplo Frigidai Maytag Peed Queen a ermined by jnetallati inchs delivery anges e% Gaffers & Se Motorola SyWvania 4 Contest closes m) ings ns relia Winners wo al ttler Nor 4Ppan Enter ¢ Night Aprj , 5, and wi i de. ge Oday at Pril 30, 196 Will be ie NuTone waetador SPONSORED 8 Nearest Participating NOtifieg 0K ; aste Kj ; N NO 4@ppili eefe & Merritt Wedgew, aie Universal D Gas APPLIANCE sug CALIFORNIA pepiconey dealer. estinghouse PGwukE RICAL BUREAY Zenith 19. 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*1083nN Ajuno5 epeaon*** WD G96T ‘Zs Ilidy°: 3 April 22, 1965..Nevada County Nugyet.. Citizens Committee Set To Go On (Continued from Page 1) ter how expert they are or how hard they work, no out of town consultants can determine the goals of a community as well as the local citizens themselves, Committee Chdirman Bob Paine 4 Bob Paine then announced the formation of nine sub-committees and named thechairmen. The various committees were given program guidelines for their particular area of study. The meeting was then broken up into the various committees, The committees will now start their work and in some cases will meet with other sub-committees where their areas of interest overlap. Thenext step will be the filing of program revisions with the planning department for reproduction and distribution to the variouscommittess, The deadline for filing of program revisions will be April 30, The following committees and chairmen were named at the meeting: Historical Background: Sharon B, Fairclough, Chairman, Charles A. Deardorf, Walter F, Fore, Jean Haley, Ernie Harries, Mrs, Hor-_ atioL, Small, Mrs, E. H. Spoor, Dr. Roy F., Stauffer, Lloyd R. Veale; Community Facilities: Earl L, Covey, Chairman, Floy Bagley, Albert L. Casey, Harold Drummond, Stanley Dundas, Mrs, Chas W,. Fink, Gladys W. Gassaway, Irvin A. Hart, Marian M, Padgett, John Sbaffi, Dale D. Sims, Esmond Lague, High School Bond Issue Defeated By Narrow Voter Margin (Continued from Page 1) school measures, The area has been averaging about 30 to 35 per cent on school issues and about 37 per cent of the voters in the high school district turned out. Five rural districts cast heavier votes against the bond measure than for it while the city and urban districts cast more affirmative than negative votes, Votes in the rural areas opposing the issue went like this: Washington 10-7; Pleasant Valiey 2113; North San Juan 39-25; Clear Creek 24-20 and Pleasant Ridge 137-123. The proposed bond issue would have paid for construction of a new classroom wing, a boysgym, expansion of the vocational facilities and site development. T he issue was proposed because of already crowded conditions in the school. ate nape nares neta Ralph Hockett, David Osborn; Recreation and Tourism: Fielding N. Tapp, Chairman, Dr, Elbridge J. Best, Mrs. Evelyn Burcham, Ray F. Conway, Wm. O. McClain, Glen A. Nelson, John S, Reed, Paul Sisil, Charles J. Smith, Dr, H. P. Tapia, Abe Tobias, J, Lewis Wright, Mark Nesbit, Lowell Elster; Transportation: Charles Fowler, Chairman, Mrs. Eleanor F, Buck, Robert E. Johnson, Richard M.

Knee, Dale C. Miller, Albert H. Morton, H, James Ray, Sherman H. Reams, Dr, Robert L. Ross, Franklin R. Schoellerman, Roy V. Zimmerman; Industrial: WilliamJ. Austin, Chairman, Donald E, Breuer, Jim B. Cranmer, W. W. Esterly, Daniel J. Horman, Lyle C, Hubbard, Tyler McHugh, Mrs. J. E. McPherson, Eve Popovich, Byron D., Tarr; . Ways and Means: DonE, Matson, Chairman, Ardis Hatton Bell, Everet L, Bixler, Joseph Edward Day, Harry C. Hager, Luta Mae Kennedy, Edw. L, Pasteris, H. C. Savage, Mrs. H. S, Slawson, C, Roy Smith, W, H. Stinson; Commercial: George I, Ellsworth,, Chairman, Bill Briggs, J. D. Christopher, C. R. Cunningham, Matilda M. Hoagland, Kenneth W. Lackey, Chas, Lowrie, John Patrick O'Brien, Myron Runyan, Mrs. Stanley A. Sanders; Residential: Harry H. Hyatt, Chairman, Lynn A, Brankamp, Leonard F, Carey, Mrs, Chandler Church, Dr, L. F. Conti, DVM, Alfred B, Dayton, Mrs. Frances Doran, Robert K. Hauser, John H. McLaughlin, Jr., Tyler Micoleau, Lester M, Quincy, Joe W. Ruess, Wayne Williamson, Charles General Plan woods; Natural Resources, Agriculture and Appearance of the County: V.al Baima, Edward P. Fusek, William C, George, Opal Hendricks, H. Marshall Jensen, James Kolb, Sibyl L.Leutenecker, Charles V. Litton, Henry. Magonigal, Leonard A, Prisk, Douglas K. Ribble, Helen L. Stewart, Gilbert Tennis. QVESNIN & STORAGE w — ce Ee Oi 8) Bare 28s Sees Boss PwOmt 272-678" : Onass VALLEY Af 20 YEAR THE BEST MOVE @ YOU EVER MADE VOGUELVAN 6 STORAGE ". ones van 5 sTOR S EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781. SEZ Gils _~ rawings det buy.. nothin Winners » Washer Clot ‘Sher, hes q air Conditioner ig 8et a dryer, Modern a onder, Coffeem Portable r, Mixer, an Opener, floor Polisher 9 to write; Admiral Free e ’ er, mi a Amana General Elect; entry — blank with yo ne 286 Wwinne Caloric Gibson € Olympic ance dese oP Sit it by ADT ent PG&E bint; rs, Hotpoi Packard Be. at appiin Northern any 39 With an : Fill out yo Dumont Ph int Philco ! és PPliance stores : Pipe Centra) Caine Participating Bu of Easy Vinator rawin Nd PG&E of; fornia. c Ppli_RCAV; & Open on; Offices. omplete Emerson ychenaia Ki Peers Submit d PG&E Customers__, este edders ae that hig Y termin”2tanty, . ifts ing Stry emplo Frigidai Maytag Peed Queen a ermined by jnetallati inchs delivery anges e% Gaffers & Se Motorola SyWvania 4 Contest closes m) ings ns relia Winners wo al ttler Nor 4Ppan Enter ¢ Night Aprj , 5, and wi i de. ge Oday at Pril 30, 196 Will be ie NuTone waetador SPONSORED 8 Nearest Participating NOtifieg 0K ; aste Kj ; N NO 4@ppili eefe & Merritt Wedgew, aie Universal D Gas APPLIANCE sug CALIFORNIA pepiconey dealer. estinghouse PGwukE RICAL BUREAY Zenith 19. Wansage Smt Mlctrie Company fe ~ cry Gee.