August 18, 1971 (12 pages)

y cattle asth tal $ ’ ‘sito cannon RII RE a aN att a8e RN. erica oom i la ia a ee ee ee Pd A’ , PERIODICALS SECTION 5/16/72 oe CAL. ST. LIBRARY rete Be ae, re SACTO. CAL. 95814 ts : a Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass Valley, Red Dog, You Bet, Town Talk, Glenbrook, Little York, Cherokee, Mooney Flat, Sweetland, Alpha, Omega French Corral, Rough and Ready, Graniteville, North San Juan, North Bloomfield,“Humbug, Relief Hill, Washington, Blue ranks La Bair Meadows, oes Ridge. : Union Hill, Péardale, Summit City, Walloupa, Gouge Eye, Lime Kiln, Chicago Park, Wolf, Christmas Hill, Liberty Hill, Sailor Flat, Lake City, Selby Flat, Grizzly Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hill,Scotch Hill, North Columbia, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat, Sebastopol, Quaker Hill, Willow Valley, Newtown, Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore's Flat, Orleans Flat, Remington Hill, Anthony House, Delirium Tremens, ~ é geen NES VOLUME 49 NUMBER 30 August 18, 1971 Nevada City will start undergrounding ‘Nevada City’s undergrounding will start early next month and bases for the gaslights will be ‘placed without jeopardizing the Economic Development grant, Word that the gaslight project may begin without jeopardizing the total $189,000 grant application came to Mayor John Rankin and City Manager Beryl Rob© inson Jr. Monday morning, The city had requested permission to go ahead with the gaslightbases without final approval on the grant application as the utility company had set Sept, 7 as the starting date, Word came by telephone from C; Mark Smith, regional direc-tor of EDA in Seattle, Wash, to Miss Elizabeth George, executive director of the Sierra Economic Development District, Mayor Rankin told the councilmen "this is another example of the excellent cooperation we have received from MissGeorge and SEBD," The council voted to order anchor bolts two feet long to be placed on 12 1/2 inch centers, Bids will then be requested for gaslight standards _which fit this base, The city “crew will place the bases and order the bolts, possibly one to be completed by next Monday, Robinson told the council, The council also approved Robinson's and Norman Oates" plan for the gaslights, to be placed 50 feet apart from near the top of Broad Street to Union Alley with two lights across Union Alley, 44 lights in all, In other action Monday the city set the tax rate for fiscal 1971712 as $2,283, the same tax rate the city has had for the past seven years, The funds will be, for each $100 of assessed valuation, $1 general fund, .18 library, .33 parks and recreation, .35 -sewage facilities, .16 bond redemption and interest and .21 public employes’ retirement fund, i With this tax rate $97,000 in revenue will be raised, The vote was unanimous, During the evening meeting City Attorney William Wetherall ruled that Angelini Brothers could not bid on city projects as long as Leo Angelini remained on the council, The council then accepted the bid from Meier Chevrolet of $3,073.68 » _ for a 1971 pickup truck, At a meeting one, we Meier , k 3g0 _ oy . Chevrolet -and* geting Bros. Bie oN ta » both’submitted bids for.the truck. the. Nevada .City: Greens. and» “houses rest. rooms; 10 Cents A Copy Published Wednesdays, Nevada City Lowell's is really sold on gold © LOWELL LOMAUGH displays his wares at his.popular jewelry store on Broad Street in Nevada Funds sought for restroom Sixty-four dollarsand 93 cents so far has been collected from Nevada City donors for the repair of the restroom and shower facilities in the quonset hut at the Pioneer Park Senior League Field, Norman Oates, Virector of the Nevada City Public Works Department, had estimated it would cost $500, with volunteer labor, to put the facilities in shape for spectators and players, The shower roomsare already in existence in one side of the quonset hut, and the other side however, visiting baseball teams are unable to use the shower rooms now because of broken and worn plumbing. _ The Senior Baseball League also uses the field during the months of June and July and may be called upon to host tournament games in the future, but thegeneral disrepair of the restrooms would be embarrassing to the community when tournament teams are visiting our field, bringing families and friends, All money collected has been turned over ‘to the City of Nevada City and, has been, earmarked for the repair of the quonset hut at Pioneer. Park, GV schools open Aug. 31 The Grass Valley Schools will open on Aug. 31, School will : begin at 8:30 a.m, with primary and kindergarten dismissal at 1:30 p.m. Grades 4 through 8 will be dismissed at 3 p.m, Parents who do not want their kindergarten children to attend for this length of time may make arrangements to pick up their children at noon, Parenis of children not yet registered are asked to do so in‘ the next two weeks, School, ' Offices’ are open daily from 8 ” in -watch.or " well's work in this line is guar_ antéed to satisfy the most: deThe windows are full of sparkly things . to make folks look — like kings and queens; much of it proving that all which glitters may not necessarily be gold; but that's a substance on which Lowell's is really sold! Lowell's Gold-N-Jewels, at 218 Broad Street in Nevada City, are the designers and manufacturers of unique gold nugget jewelry, which few can resist buying for . gifts or personal adornment, In this select shop one may choose from a distinctive range of rings, pendants, earrings, _ bracelets, brooches and pins of all types, And then .,. there are the diamorids! These stunning gems may be purchased already mounted, -or unmounted for special uses, For. those.patrons interested jewelry: repair, Lomanding customer. Several fine line of watches and clocks are also stocked for your selection, If you wish to try your own talents for jewelry design, Lowell. will. provide the professional advice and assistance . pene! Mine “'E to bring your ideas to reality. And the results will be yours, exclusively. The proprietor of Lowell's Gold-N-Jewels is Lowell A, Lol-maugh, son of GrasS Valley's prominent jeweler Art Lolmaugh, Lowell grew up inGrass Valley and was graduated from the local high school in 1951, He attained his watchmaking skills in an Oakland school, and returned to "God's Country" to open his Broad Street store five years ago. ; Mrs. Lolmaugh .Beverly is also an artisan in jewelry design and manufacture; and isresponsible for much of the fine stock available in the store, ‘ Lowell and Beverly, who are well respected professionally and socially in the community, are the parents of four children, Laurie is 11; Beckie, nine; Dana, eight; and Kalli, five. They attend local school, Vernon R. Butler completes course Traffic Officer VernonR,But) ee ler of Grass Valley Area the California Highway ; completed an eight-day in-service refresher training dena the California Highway Patrol FY Academy in Sacra Al 1 _ mento, August * Thé. training curricplaminpra iid

y cattle asth tal $ ’ ‘sito cannon RII RE a aN att a8e RN. erica oom i la ia a ee ee ee Pd A’ , PERIODICALS SECTION 5/16/72 oe CAL. ST. LIBRARY rete Be ae, re SACTO. CAL. 95814 ts : a Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass Valley, Red Dog, You Bet, Town Talk, Glenbrook, Little York, Cherokee, Mooney Flat, Sweetland, Alpha, Omega French Corral, Rough and Ready, Graniteville, North San Juan, North Bloomfield,“Humbug, Relief Hill, Washington, Blue ranks La Bair Meadows, oes Ridge. : Union Hill, Péardale, Summit City, Walloupa, Gouge Eye, Lime Kiln, Chicago Park, Wolf, Christmas Hill, Liberty Hill, Sailor Flat, Lake City, Selby Flat, Grizzly Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hill,Scotch Hill, North Columbia, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat, Sebastopol, Quaker Hill, Willow Valley, Newtown, Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore's Flat, Orleans Flat, Remington Hill, Anthony House, Delirium Tremens, ~ é geen NES VOLUME 49 NUMBER 30 August 18, 1971 Nevada City will start undergrounding ‘Nevada City’s undergrounding will start early next month and bases for the gaslights will be ‘placed without jeopardizing the Economic Development grant, Word that the gaslight project may begin without jeopardizing the total $189,000 grant application came to Mayor John Rankin and City Manager Beryl Rob© inson Jr. Monday morning, The city had requested permission to go ahead with the gaslightbases without final approval on the grant application as the utility company had set Sept, 7 as the starting date, Word came by telephone from C; Mark Smith, regional direc-tor of EDA in Seattle, Wash, to Miss Elizabeth George, executive director of the Sierra Economic Development District, Mayor Rankin told the councilmen "this is another example of the excellent cooperation we have received from MissGeorge and SEBD," The council voted to order anchor bolts two feet long to be placed on 12 1/2 inch centers, Bids will then be requested for gaslight standards _which fit this base, The city “crew will place the bases and order the bolts, possibly one to be completed by next Monday, Robinson told the council, The council also approved Robinson's and Norman Oates" plan for the gaslights, to be placed 50 feet apart from near the top of Broad Street to Union Alley with two lights across Union Alley, 44 lights in all, In other action Monday the city set the tax rate for fiscal 1971712 as $2,283, the same tax rate the city has had for the past seven years, The funds will be, for each $100 of assessed valuation, $1 general fund, .18 library, .33 parks and recreation, .35 -sewage facilities, .16 bond redemption and interest and .21 public employes’ retirement fund, i With this tax rate $97,000 in revenue will be raised, The vote was unanimous, During the evening meeting City Attorney William Wetherall ruled that Angelini Brothers could not bid on city projects as long as Leo Angelini remained on the council, The council then accepted the bid from Meier Chevrolet of $3,073.68 » _ for a 1971 pickup truck, At a meeting one, we Meier , k 3g0 _ oy . Chevrolet -and* geting Bros.. Bie oN ta » both’submitted bids for.the truck.. the. Nevada .City: Greens. and» “houses rest. rooms; 10 Cents A Copy Published Wednesdays, Nevada City Lowell's is really sold on gold © LOWELL LOMAUGH displays his wares at his.popular jewelry store on Broad Street in Nevada Funds sought for restroom Sixty-four dollarsand 93 cents so far has been collected from Nevada City donors for the repair of the restroom and shower facilities in the quonset hut at the Pioneer Park Senior League Field, Norman Oates, Virector of the Nevada City Public Works Department, had estimated it would cost $500, with volunteer labor, to put the facilities in shape for spectators and players, The shower roomsare already in existence in one side of the quonset hut, and the other side

however, visiting baseball teams are unable to use the shower rooms now because of broken and worn plumbing. _ The Senior Baseball League also uses the field during the months of June and July and may be called upon to host tournament games in the future, but thegeneral disrepair of the restrooms would be embarrassing to the community when tournament teams are visiting our field, bringing families and friends, All money collected has been turned over ‘to the City of Nevada City and, has been, earmarked for the repair of the quonset hut at Pioneer. Park, GV schools open Aug. 31 The Grass Valley Schools will open on Aug. 31, School will : begin at 8:30 a.m, with primary and kindergarten dismissal at 1:30 p.m. Grades 4 through 8 will be dismissed at 3 p.m, Parents who do not want their kindergarten children to attend for this length of time may make arrangements to pick up their children at noon, Parenis of children not yet registered are asked to do so in‘ the next two weeks, School, ' Offices’ are open daily from 8 ” in -watch.or " well's work in this line is guar_ antéed to satisfy the most: deThe windows are full of sparkly things .. to make folks look — like kings and queens; much of it proving that all which glitters may not necessarily be gold; but that's a substance on which Lowell's is really sold! Lowell's Gold-N-Jewels, at 218 Broad Street in Nevada City, are the designers and manufacturers of unique gold nugget jewelry, which few can resist buying for . gifts or personal adornment, In this select shop one may choose from a distinctive range of rings, pendants, earrings, _ bracelets, brooches and pins of all types, And then .,. there are the diamorids! These stunning gems may be purchased already mounted, -or unmounted for special uses, For. those.patrons interested jewelry: repair, Lomanding customer. Several fine line of watches and clocks are also stocked for your selection, If you wish to try your own talents for jewelry design, Lowell. will. provide the professional advice and assistance . pene! Mine “'E to bring your ideas to reality. And the results will be yours, exclusively. The proprietor of Lowell's Gold-N-Jewels is Lowell A, Lol-maugh, son of GrasS Valley's prominent jeweler Art Lolmaugh, Lowell grew up inGrass Valley and was graduated from the local high school in 1951, He attained his watchmaking skills in an Oakland school, and returned to "God's Country" to open his Broad Street store five years ago. ; Mrs. Lolmaugh ..Beverly is also an artisan in jewelry design and manufacture; and isresponsible for much of the fine stock available in the store, ‘ Lowell and Beverly, who are well respected professionally and socially in the community, are the parents of four children, Laurie is 11; Beckie, nine; Dana, eight; and Kalli, five. They attend local school, Vernon R. Butler completes course Traffic Officer VernonR,But) ee ler of Grass Valley Area the California Highway ; completed an eight-day in-service refresher training dena the California Highway Patrol FY Academy in Sacra Al 1 _ mento, August * Thé. training curricplaminpra iid