December 31, 1968 (8 pages)

‘entUVICALS SECTION CAL ST LIBRARY jf . NEVADA COUNTY NUE SACTO CAL 95014 Pos uae Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass Valley, Red Dog, You Bet, Town Talk, Glenbrook, Little York, Cherokee, Mooney Flat, Sweetland, Alpha, French Corral, Rough and Ready, Graniteville, North San Juan, North Bloomfield, Humbug, Relief Hill, Washington, Blue Tent, La Batr Meadows, Ceda Union Hill, Peardale, Summit City, Walloupa, Gouge Eye, Lime Kiln, Chicago Park, Wolf, Christmas Hill, Liberty Hill, Sailor Flat, Lake City, Selby Flat, : Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Columbia, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat, Sebastopol, Quaker Hill, Willow Val Newtown, Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore's Flat, Orleans Flat, Remington Hill, Anthony House, Delirium Tremens, Vel Volume 45 NUMBER 1. 10Cents ACopy Published Wednesdays, Nevada City s GV-NC lighting contest _.» Winnerin TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1968 Registration urged for Sierra evening classes ROCKLIN Frank D. Van Vliet, director of adult education at Sierra College, has requested that students planning to attend the evening classes make immediate plans to regis ter. "We expect a heavy sign up for all evening classes spring semester," he stated, "and many will be filled very early.” The spring semester at Sierra will begin on Monday, Feb. 3. Students planning to register by mail must do so prior to Jan, 27, Brochures describing course offerings can be requested by contacting -the Evening College office at 5000 Rocklin Road, Rocklin, Calif., 95677. The brochures will be available during the first week in Jan uary. Van Vliet stated that counseling for students is also available and that appointments can be made by phoning (916) 6527273, extension 41. "Enrollment is open to all high school graduates and to anyone over the age of 18. We are stressing immediate action for the spring semester because of the anticipated heavy enorllment and cutbacks at the state colleges. This will undoubtedly be reflected at the junior college level, and those who wait until the last minute will probably not be able to get the courses they want and need," Additional information and ap pointments can be obtained from the college during week days from 8 a.m, to 5 p.m, GV commited to help finance sewers Resolutions committing Grass Valley to contribute 20 per cent toward the cost of two sewerage system improvements were apTHE JUDGES of the outdoor Christmas decoration contest in Nevada City and Grass Valley did their deed last Monday night. First place winner in Nevada City was the Roy Brooks home, 388 Brock Road (above), Second was the Dahl Larsen home, 122 Cottage St. Third was the Forbeses, 512 Main. The commercial winner was Dilley's Market with Mother Lode Bank second, The Nevada City Lions handled judging there while Grass Valley Jaycees 4id the judging in that. town, Grass Valley's first place went to the Rev, Frank Dalton home, 245 S, Church, proved by the city council Tues day. The councilmen held a brief Christmas Eve session to pass the two resolutions. Economic Development Ad ministration grants are being sought for two city projectssewering Hills Flat and expanding the capabilities of the Kids with new city's treatment plant so it can handle the sewage from Hills Flat and from Glenbrook, for which EDA sewer construction grant already has been approved, The federal grant will cover 80 per cent of the Hills Flat and treatment improvement costs, The ‘city's 20 per cent will total about $58,000, The city will raise that amount in two ways, Mayor Richard Hales explained to The Union today. First, when the Glenbrook assessment bonds are sold, the city will receive $42,000 from bikes should them for the privilege of hooking those sewers to the ‘city system, learn rules Second, money raised from the new monthly sewer charge --$2 inside the city and $3 outLt. A. S, Axton of the California Highway Patrol had words of advice today for all . children who received shiny new bicycles for Christmas. "Learn the rules of the road right now, during Christmas vacation, while you have time for some things not in school books," the Patrol commander advised. He said that bicyclists must ride as near the right side ofthe roadway as practicable, and that it is illegal to allow anyone to ride on the handlebars, He urged that ‘bicycle riders be careful when passing standing vehicles and when being passed by automobiles on the roadway. Every bike operated after dark must have a headlamp and a red THE ALVIN DILTS home, 115 Silver Way, was second place winner for Grass Valley in the Christmas lighting contest. reflector on the rear visible from 300 feet. Handlebars must not be above the level of the operator's shoulders, Lt. Axton said. side--will be reserved for the next few months for the 20 per cent commitment. Only the Hills Flat application is before EDA at this time as the treatment plant request still requires some technical work, However, Hales said he feels "one will not likely materialize without the other" eventually also being approved. This, he said, is "because of the importance and need of the sewage treatment grant to make it possible to handle the added sewage. Hills Flat will not add too much to the treatment plant, but Glenbrook would add materially to it." The vote to commit the city to the 20 per cent was 3-1 with Hales and Councilmen Jerry Brust and Jack Henderson voting for it. Councilman John Hodge voted no, and Councilman Arch Brooks was out of town for the holiday.

‘entUVICALS SECTION CAL ST LIBRARY jf . NEVADA COUNTY NUE SACTO CAL 95014 Pos uae Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass Valley, Red Dog, You Bet, Town Talk, Glenbrook, Little York, Cherokee, Mooney Flat, Sweetland, Alpha, French Corral, Rough and Ready, Graniteville, North San Juan, North Bloomfield, Humbug, Relief Hill, Washington, Blue Tent, La Batr Meadows, Ceda Union Hill, Peardale, Summit City, Walloupa, Gouge Eye, Lime Kiln, Chicago Park, Wolf, Christmas Hill, Liberty Hill, Sailor Flat, Lake City, Selby Flat, : Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Columbia, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat, Sebastopol, Quaker Hill, Willow Val Newtown, Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore's Flat, Orleans Flat, Remington Hill, Anthony House, Delirium Tremens, Vel Volume 45 NUMBER 1. 10Cents ACopy Published Wednesdays, Nevada City s GV-NC lighting contest _.» Winnerin TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1968 Registration urged for Sierra evening classes ROCKLIN Frank D. Van Vliet, director of adult education at Sierra College, has requested that students planning to attend the evening classes make immediate plans to regis ter. "We expect a heavy sign up for all evening classes spring semester," he stated, "and many will be filled very early.” The spring semester at Sierra will begin on Monday, Feb. 3. Students planning to register by mail must do so prior to Jan, 27, Brochures describing course offerings can be requested by contacting -the Evening College office at 5000 Rocklin Road, Rocklin, Calif., 95677. The brochures will be available during the first week in Jan uary. Van Vliet stated that counseling for students is also available and that appointments can be made by phoning (916) 6527273, extension 41. "Enrollment is open to all high school graduates and to anyone over the age of 18. We are stressing immediate action for the spring semester because of the anticipated heavy enorllment and cutbacks at the state colleges. This will undoubtedly be reflected at the junior college level, and those who wait until the last minute will probably not be able to get the courses they want and need," Additional information and ap pointments can be obtained from the college during week days from 8 a.m, to 5 p.m, GV commited to help finance sewers Resolutions committing Grass Valley to contribute 20 per cent toward the cost of two sewerage system improvements were apTHE JUDGES of the outdoor Christmas decoration contest in Nevada City and Grass Valley did their deed last Monday night. First place winner in Nevada City was the Roy Brooks home, 388 Brock Road (above), Second was the Dahl Larsen home, 122 Cottage St. Third was the Forbeses, 512 Main. The commercial winner was Dilley's Market with Mother Lode Bank second, The Nevada City Lions handled judging there while Grass Valley Jaycees 4id the judging in that. town, Grass Valley's first place went to the Rev, Frank Dalton home, 245 S, Church, proved by the city council Tues day. The councilmen held a brief Christmas Eve session to pass the two resolutions. Economic Development Ad

ministration grants are being sought for two city projectssewering Hills Flat and expanding the capabilities of the Kids with new city's treatment plant so it can handle the sewage from Hills Flat and from Glenbrook, for which EDA sewer construction grant already has been approved, The federal grant will cover 80 per cent of the Hills Flat and treatment improvement costs, The ‘city's 20 per cent will total about $58,000, The city will raise that amount in two ways, Mayor Richard Hales explained to The Union today. First, when the Glenbrook assessment bonds are sold, the city will receive $42,000 from bikes should them for the privilege of hooking those sewers to the ‘city system, learn rules Second, money raised from the new monthly sewer charge --$2 inside the city and $3 outLt. A. S, Axton of the California Highway Patrol had words of advice today for all . children who received shiny new bicycles for Christmas. "Learn the rules of the road right now, during Christmas vacation, while you have time for some things not in school books," the Patrol commander advised. He said that bicyclists must ride as near the right side ofthe roadway as practicable, and that it is illegal to allow anyone to ride on the handlebars, He urged that ‘bicycle riders be careful when passing standing vehicles and when being passed by automobiles on the roadway. Every bike operated after dark must have a headlamp and a red THE ALVIN DILTS home, 115 Silver Way, was second place winner for Grass Valley in the Christmas lighting contest. reflector on the rear visible from 300 feet. Handlebars must not be above the level of the operator's shoulders, Lt. Axton said. side--will be reserved for the next few months for the 20 per cent commitment. Only the Hills Flat application is before EDA at this time as the treatment plant request still requires some technical work, However, Hales said he feels "one will not likely materialize without the other" eventually also being approved. This, he said, is "because of the importance and need of the sewage treatment grant to make it possible to handle the added sewage. Hills Flat will not add too much to the treatment plant, but Glenbrook would add materially to it." The vote to commit the city to the 20 per cent was 3-1 with Hales and Councilmen Jerry Brust and Jack Henderson voting for it. Councilman John Hodge voted no, and Councilman Arch Brooks was out of town for the holiday.