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6 The Nevada County Nugget Wed., eae
~»
st 20, 1975.
remembered
GRADUATES OF THE class of 1975 at Union Hill School will long be
for their gift to the school, a new sign fronting on Colfax Highway. They made
sure passerbys are aware that Union Hill is ‘Home of the Bearcaats”’.
“Divine and eccentric”
used by newspapermen of the 18
the European danseuse
that is before she cause
Lola’s California a
rocked and scan
back again. Her marriages,
talent and her strange eff
Valley, has tied her insepara
Nevada City author Dori
through Califo
ween 1853 and 1861
historical book. What the
makes rather contrasty rea
self — for her autobiography is included
Future of Seven Hills
building pondered
The future of the old kindergarten building, a room for
the educationally handicapped
class and the 1975-76 school
calendar were all discussed at
the Nevada City School
District board meeting
Tuesday.
According to Superintendent
Dan Woodard the old building
was ordered to be torn down,
sold or destroyed through a
contract with the Department
of General Services. Part of
the building has been used for
storage by the district and the
county holds an aphasic class
in another section.
Board members Keith
“The Divine Eccentric”
by Nevada City Author Doris Foley
A WELL DOCUMENTED STORY OF LOLA MONTEZ
STARTED*® MARCH 5th IN THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET
were two\words most often
50's to describe Lola Montez,
and favorite of King Ludwig of Bavaria,
d his abdication and her own exile.
dventure began the morning she
stepped off the Northerner, and never stopped until she had
dalized the state from city to mining camp and
her lovers, her wild tantrums, her
orts to settle for keeps in Grass
bly to California history.
s Foley assiduously searched
rnia’s newspapers, of every issue published betfor the material in this
newspapers said about divine Lola
ding with what Lola said about heralso in this work.
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different kind of
Sauers and James Morris,
both engineers, recently
looked over the building to
ascertain what can be done
with it. Sauers, who admitted
to being a “saver of old
buildings,” said it was in very
bad condition. ‘I don’t think
we should keep it,’ he said
adding that rot has entered the
wooden walls because there is
no foundation.
President Carl Early said he
hated to tear it down if it could
be used but didn’t “‘think we
should put any money into it.”
He noted that if the county
wants to use it, ‘‘they can fix
the roof and go ahead.”
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