February 11, 1965 (20 pages)

N G96T ‘TT Areniqas° February 11, 1965. * Grass Valley Resident Claims to Loy L. Vose, Vose, a resident of Henderson Street in Grass Valley, registered this complaint during the regular city council meeting Tuesday night. Mayor John Hodge, with the backing of Art Colon, head of the Department of Public Works, challenged Vose's statement. He declared that periodic water inspections were received by the council, and that he would be glad to show them to Vose. Hodge said he has drunk city water for fifty years, and that it is fit for human consumption. Vose declared that the water was inspected before it passed through uncovered ditches, some near cow pastures, and unsanitary pipe lines to the home owners. supervise the training of the spetat Councilwoman Gaoe at Loree: 8 P LAS 7 $0. ay agnnen’ be aS 7h he eee eiedirs ee The resolution of intent to conMES oa a dein ki : : nate She higaeniel tract with the State Employees ni 90/100: Fs pete : Retirement Board to include city OTe. Wa. le >. 3 2 bee J ite his i an to the employees under the state system 10 DE BA @) La ’ re ae ayment oh a ESE StOn Sapa _ paves the way for a secret ballot e oe ae aD a _ The city council took mo ac” election by the city employees on ~— " it intaledet eT tion on the matter. the matter ( (Sw) that In rear ye coe the tee If the city employees vote for ; 90-1574 ay accepted a bid forthe purchase OF the plan, the council must then ) Ta: Pr, 3 a eee : i eee Soil Conservation lead bait eh UT fels hone. I Will ‘i = Meeting Is Set ye bs : aA ML MW MT i ar ae ll an TM a a The Area III Soil Conservation High. Also scheduled for discus [OTHER ‘LODE Ble = parvo, Serv+ Districts Spring Meeting has been sion is a new conservation proIl! HU rom TL, 2 poe aimee or : scheduled for March8 inthe Caligram being developed by the eee a 50/100fornia Division of Forestry HeadYouth Authority and the Califor= . ==> f= T= = 2, gent ean: HOST Pseyento! quarters in Nevada City. nia Division of Forestry. fl 4 ; Ll ii L_ lu il come N Plans for the District Three Spea ke rs will include State 1) rom Tl a —mn . 74 meeting were announcedTuesday Conservationist John Barnes, Asa a ES = 201818 night atthe regular monthly sistant State Conservationist Tom Ul a TT Mm Mm No.__7_ meéting of the Nevada County Helseth and area conservationist mn = ‘ei it See 1 . Soil Conservation District direcA.D. Warnken. = = 19.69 Feb tors. Topics of discussion at the spring meeting will include the Mother Lode Land Judging Contest to be held March 27 near Sierra Junior College for five local high schools including Nevada Union passed a resolution of intent concerning the State Employees Retirement System, and commended the Volunteer Fire Department. The city got a real bargain by accepting the low bid on the two new Ford police cars from Morgan Ford, Inc. Along with a trade-in of two current police. vehicles, one of which was heavily damaged, the city only has to pay a total of $1,437.10 for both cars. Al Frisch, Captain, Lloyd Veale, secretary, Karstan Hansen, Trusten Scotten, and Don Duncan were approved as members of the auxiliary police force to complement the regular police, Police Chief Frank Knuckey saidthat Sgt. Don Chester would The Dingo, a native wild dog of Australia, is believed to have been brought south by prehistoric man from Europe and Asia when these three continents were all one land mass. (political advertisement) DO YOU KNOW That unification of our schoolsshould it pass empowers the allreported that Grass Valley had won second place in the Class 7 (under 5,000 population) National Fire Protection Association Contest. The award was given for the Fire Department's program of public education on fire prevention, Grass Valley was the only California city to place in the top three in any class. The council also directed the city attorney to place a $100, six-month option on the "Kiefer property,” which is to be used as a parking lot for the proposed office at the old NID building. z “ a ore] : 2 City Wa er No Fi lo rink my > ] i re! i=] =. fod pe human consumption" ee ) uxX1Li1L ry Pp 1 ree, ire ie ame aw KeSw oo 5 S 50 5 Q Z simplicity. The New BERGEMANN & SON Funeral Chapel Bost Ave. off. Lower Grass Valley Rd, ready to serve you evade City call 265 2421 day or night mea baw bo eh" A Personal Checking Account is “ee Aas Paying bills in cash is risky, inefficient, awkward, unbusinesslike, old-fashioned, time consuming and EXPENSIVE. ° @ J bd personal checking account is meme ea a powerful central school board to transfer and shuttle your children to whatever school that board may inexpensive and efficient and just the opposite of paying bills in cash. In other words, you can save money and be efficient too! Open an MLB no-minimum-balance choose regardless of the district in ThriftyCheck account TODAY! ; which the children may live, and regardless of the wishes of the parents ? ARE YOU PARENTS READY 10 VOTE FOR SUCH A PROGRAM vote NO on unification Moras Lope BANK MEMBER F.D.I.C. ® NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA E PLACERVILLE + GRASS VALLEY + SONORA + FOLSOM No Service Charge on regular personal checking accounts maintaining a minimum balance of $300 or more. ee en ee ee

N G96T ‘TT Areniqas° February 11, 1965. * Grass Valley Resident Claims to Loy L. Vose, Vose, a resident of Henderson Street in Grass Valley, registered this complaint during the regular city council meeting Tuesday night. Mayor John Hodge, with the backing of Art Colon, head of the Department of Public Works, challenged Vose's statement. He declared that periodic water inspections were received by the council, and that he would be glad to show them to Vose. Hodge said he has drunk city water for fifty years, and that it is fit for human consumption. Vose declared that the water was inspected before it passed through uncovered ditches, some near cow pastures, and unsanitary pipe lines to the home owners. supervise the training of the spetat Councilwoman Gaoe at Loree: 8 P LAS 7 $0. ay agnnen’ be aS 7h he eee eiedirs ee The resolution of intent to conMES oa a dein ki : : nate She higaeniel tract with the State Employees ni 90/100: Fs pete : Retirement Board to include city OTe. Wa. le >.. 3 2 bee J ite his i an to the employees under the state system 10 DE BA @) La ’ re ae ayment oh a ESE StOn Sapa _ paves the way for a secret ballot e oe ae aD a _ The city council took mo ac” election by the city employees on ~— " it intaledet eT tion on the matter. the matter ( (Sw) that In rear ye coe the tee If the city employees vote for ; 90-1574 ay accepted a bid forthe purchase OF the plan, the council must then ) Ta: Pr, 3 a eee : i eee Soil Conservation lead bait eh UT fels hone. I Will ‘i = Meeting Is Set ye bs : aA ML MW MT i ar ae ll an TM a a The Area III Soil Conservation High. Also scheduled for discus [OTHER ‘LODE Ble = parvo, Serv+ Districts Spring Meeting has been sion is a new conservation proIl! HU rom TL, 2 poe aimee or : scheduled for March8 inthe Caligram being developed by the eee a 50/100fornia Division of Forestry HeadYouth Authority and the Califor= . ==> f= T= = 2, gent ean: HOST Pseyento! quarters in Nevada City. nia Division of Forestry. fl 4 ; Ll ii L_ lu il come N Plans for the District Three Spea ke rs will include State 1) rom Tl a —mn . 74 meeting were announcedTuesday Conservationist John Barnes, Asa a ES = 201818 night atthe regular monthly sistant State Conservationist Tom Ul a TT Mm Mm No.__7_ meéting of the Nevada County Helseth and area conservationist mn = ‘ei it See 1 . Soil Conservation District direcA.D. Warnken. = = 19.69 Feb tors. Topics of discussion at the spring meeting will include the Mother Lode Land Judging Contest to be held March 27 near Sierra Junior College for five local high schools including Nevada Union passed a resolution of intent concerning the State Employees Retirement System, and commended the Volunteer Fire Department. The city got a real bargain by accepting the low bid on the two new Ford police cars from Morgan Ford, Inc. Along with a trade-in of two current police. vehicles, one of which was heavily damaged, the city only has to pay a total of $1,437.10 for both cars. Al Frisch, Captain, Lloyd Veale, secretary, Karstan Hansen, Trusten Scotten, and Don Duncan were approved as members of the auxiliary police force to complement the regular

police, Police Chief Frank Knuckey saidthat Sgt. Don Chester would The Dingo, a native wild dog of Australia, is believed to have been brought south by prehistoric man from Europe and Asia when these three continents were all one land mass. (political advertisement) DO YOU KNOW That unification of our schoolsshould it pass empowers the allreported that Grass Valley had won second place in the Class 7 (under 5,000 population) National Fire Protection Association Contest. The award was given for the Fire Department's program of public education on fire prevention, Grass Valley was the only California city to place in the top three in any class. The council also directed the city attorney to place a $100, six-month option on the "Kiefer property,” which is to be used as a parking lot for the proposed office at the old NID building. z “ a ore] : 2 City Wa er No Fi lo rink my > ] i re! i=] =. fod pe human consumption" ee ) uxX1Li1L ry Pp 1 ree, ire ie ame aw KeSw oo 5 S 50 5 Q Z simplicity.. The New BERGEMANN & SON Funeral Chapel Bost Ave. off. Lower Grass Valley Rd, ready to serve you evade City call 265 2421 day or night mea baw bo eh" A Personal Checking Account is “ee Aas Paying bills in cash is risky, inefficient, awkward, unbusinesslike, old-fashioned, time consuming and EXPENSIVE. ° @ J bd personal checking account is meme ea a powerful central school board to transfer and shuttle your children to whatever school that board may inexpensive and efficient and just the opposite of paying bills in cash. In other words, you can save money and be efficient too! Open an MLB no-minimum-balance choose regardless of the district in ThriftyCheck account TODAY! ; which the children may live, and regardless of the wishes of the parents ? ARE YOU PARENTS READY 10 VOTE FOR SUCH A PROGRAM vote NO on unification Moras Lope BANK MEMBER F.D.I.C. ® NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA E PLACERVILLE + GRASS VALLEY + SONORA + FOLSOM No Service Charge on regular personal checking accounts maintaining a minimum balance of $300 or more. ee en ee ee