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KEN MAISH
Ken Maish to
. be candidate
_ for supervisor
Ken Maish, a resident of Nevada county since 1958, announced today that he will be a
eandidate for supervisor from
. the fourth district.
He is the second candidate for
this board seat at the June primary as Melbourne Hedrick announced his candidacy earlier.
Incumbent William Thomas has
‘not yet said whether he will seek
re-election.
Maish, age 57, lives in the
Bridgeport area onthe old Kneebone Ranch, He is a retired
cattle rancher and owned and
operated Peterson's Corners for
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by 3 this scenic: view as they enter the Golden Center Freeway
at the city limits of Grass Valley.
VISIT THE beautiful gold country of Nevada City and Grass
Valley. Tourists who visit the Golden Empire are attracted
MAN . : two years, .
rt =— —— He is a former director of the
hed Nevada County Chamber of ComCHP officer : merce and belongs’to Rough and
Ready Grange. In a statement concerning his
candidacy, Maish said:
"T am out for good government. I'm going to be aggressive, but Ihavenoaxes to grind."
"IT am retired and don't have
a thing to do but campaign and
work hard. I still own extensive property in Nevada county
and am interested in what's
going on in this county, present ~
and future,"
i .Prior.to. moving to theGrass +
. ‘Valley area, Maish was in the
automobile business in Sacrawill head bus —
training class
ROCKLIN — Highway Patrolman Keith Arnold, the recently
appointed Placer county school
bus officer, spearheads the bus
driver training class which will
commence at Sierra College on
Feb. 19,
‘The class is designed to prepare potential school bus driv3
THE SACRAMENTO ‘Banjo Band was on hand at the Nevada City Elks Lodge Saturday to entertain for the er Novak-Bergemann Sea Food dinner, An overflowing crowd was on hand
to participate the carnival and food festivities. Below guests of the Elks crowd up to one
of the carnival booths,
ers with classroom study prior
to actual driving instruction,
Among the subjects to be studied during the 16 hours of the
course are first aid, defensive
driving, driving rules and student management.
Patrolman Arnold has. been
with the California Highway
Patrol for 15 years, He was instrumental in completing the new
bus driver . training manual,
which was the combined work
of the Auburn Area CHP and the
school districts of Placer om:
ty.
The training manual oitiines
the scope of the initial training class, as well as the actual
driving instruction which follows,
The course is open to residents of Placer, Nevada, Sierra
and.El Dorado counties, All persons interested in participating
may contact Martin Jack at Sierra College.
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“one son, all grown,
educated in this area, Two other
children are deceased.
mento for 17 years. Educated in
Hollywood, he was an instructor
with the U, S, Army Corps of
Engineers during World War I.
Maish has two daughters and
who were
simplicity . . . .
ready to serve you
day or night
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BOST AVE. OFF LOWERGRASS VALLEY ROAD,
. NEVADA ITY
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