February 26, 1975 (8 pages)

vs dl Wed., Feb. 26,1975 The Nevada County Nugget 5 Snowmobile trail ~NUHS superintendent 3 Field narrowed to 13 Selection process for a replacement forretiring Superintendent Gerald Gelatt will be completed on or before the March 17 meeting, Nevada Union High: School trustees determined Tuesday night. Dr. Wayne Boulding, chairman of the four person screening committee, met with the trustees in executive session for nearly an hour at the start of the mid-month board meeting. The original field of 74 applications was reduced to 13 held Sunday, Feb. 23 and final . Upon objection by most of the selection made afterwards. Public announcement _ is expected at the March 3 or March 17 trustee meeting. . Members of the screening committee were: Dr. Boulding, superintendent of the Placer Joint Union High School; NUHS Superintendent Gelatt, Carl Thompson, assistant superintendent in charge of business administration at Placer County Schools Department (former resident nearby property’ ‘owners determined that the high school motocross club could not use the property along Slate Creek road for a race track and urged the group to find a more acceptable area. Accepted the resignations of Assistant Superintendent and Empire High School Principal William C. George and another long-time Grass Valley and’ Nevada Union High School insturctor Maxine Sleeper. appreciation of length and quality of service to the district. Received a letter from James Guinn advising the district that he would be available for the next school year. He has been on a one year leave of absence. Acknowledged the receipt of the Grand Jury interim report and authorized Superintendent Gelatt to prepare comments on the recommendations. Appointed Trustee Charles Allert to the Nevada. County School Attendance Review signs are planned The first snowmobile project using funds from California snowmobile registration fees was announced recently by State Parks Director William P. Mott. The state will provide $29,700 to manufacture snowmobile trail signs and maps of approved trails. The signs will be posted on National Forest lands within California. The maps will be made available through the U. S. Forest Service. . The reflectorized orange trail: administrators who were and graduate of Grass Valley George has been a local teacher, Board. signs will include diamondinterviewed by the committee High School); and Frank Van coach and administrator for the Heard that Phase III © shaped trail blazers, directional and a final five nominees were Vliet, local director of adult past 38 years and Miss Sleeper construction plans were arrows at trail junctions and selected. education and evening classes has been with the local districts progressing following a meeting identification markers to Interviews of the five finalists for Sierra College. for 34 years. Letters of of financial advisor and bond jndicate the trail is for by the NUHS trustees will be In other business: acceptance’ will include attorney in San Francisco. snowmobile use. TESTE ES a THE OLD MINER SAYS. # 66 5 @) 39 IN ’75, CHOOSE, DRIVE, BE ALIVE! k ‘@ -: \ 7 . NEW CAR FINANCING! we 2) & \ V1ef ; e tf C A a ; =. \\1 f s f <=> =e 4 / Pi . \ {\ N y fi; \, . ot —I Lf ) 5 j g ( s J ] ‘ J , oe \ 7 “i \ yA Nsaeo?” *IF THIS SERVICE IS NOT AVAILABLE. FROM YOUR DEALER, DROP IN TO YOUR NEAREST MLB OFFICE. WE’LL . HELP YOU WITH LOGICAL FINANCING DIRECTLY THROUGH US. , ’ MEMBER F.D.I.C. GRASS VALLEY e NEVADA CITY j ROSEVILLE = TWAIN HARTE. * ALTAVILLE ¥ CAMERON PARK ff

vs dl Wed., Feb. 26,1975 The Nevada County Nugget 5 Snowmobile trail ~NUHS superintendent 3 Field narrowed to 13 Selection process for a replacement forretiring Superintendent Gerald Gelatt will be completed on or before the March 17 meeting, Nevada Union High: School trustees determined Tuesday night. Dr. Wayne Boulding, chairman of the four person screening committee, met with the trustees in executive session for nearly an hour at the start of the mid-month board meeting. The original field of 74 applications was reduced to 13 held Sunday, Feb. 23 and final . Upon objection by most of the selection made afterwards. Public announcement _ is expected at the March 3 or March 17 trustee meeting. . Members of the screening committee were: Dr. Boulding, superintendent of the Placer Joint Union High School; NUHS Superintendent Gelatt, Carl Thompson, assistant superintendent in charge of business administration at Placer County Schools Department (former resident nearby property’ ‘owners determined that the high school motocross club could not use the property along Slate Creek road for a race track and urged the group to find a more acceptable area. Accepted the resignations of Assistant Superintendent and Empire High School Principal William C. George and another long-time Grass Valley and’ Nevada Union High School insturctor Maxine Sleeper. appreciation of length and quality of service to the district. Received a letter from James Guinn advising the district that he would be available for the next school year. He has been on a one year leave of absence. Acknowledged the receipt of the Grand Jury interim report and authorized Superintendent

Gelatt to prepare comments on the recommendations. Appointed Trustee Charles Allert to the Nevada. County School Attendance Review signs are planned The first snowmobile project using funds from California snowmobile registration fees was announced recently by State Parks Director William P. Mott. The state will provide $29,700 to manufacture snowmobile trail signs and maps of approved trails. The signs will be posted on National Forest lands within California. The maps will be made available through the U. S. Forest Service. . The reflectorized orange trail: administrators who were and graduate of Grass Valley George has been a local teacher, Board. signs will include diamondinterviewed by the committee High School); and Frank Van coach and administrator for the Heard that Phase III © shaped trail blazers, directional and a final five nominees were Vliet, local director of adult past 38 years and Miss Sleeper construction plans were arrows at trail junctions and selected. education and evening classes has been with the local districts progressing following a meeting identification markers to Interviews of the five finalists for Sierra College. for 34 years. Letters of of financial advisor and bond jndicate the trail is for by the NUHS trustees will be In other business: acceptance’ will include attorney in San Francisco. snowmobile use. TESTE ES a THE OLD MINER SAYS.. # 66 5 @) 39 IN ’75, CHOOSE, DRIVE, BE ALIVE! k ‘@ -: \ 7 . NEW CAR FINANCING! we 2) & \ V1ef ; e tf C A a ; =. \\1 f s f <=> =e 4 / Pi . \ {\ N y fi; \, . ot —I Lf ) 5 j g ( s J ] ‘ J , oe \ 7 “i \ yA Nsaeo?” *IF THIS SERVICE IS NOT AVAILABLE. FROM YOUR DEALER, DROP IN TO YOUR NEAREST MLB OFFICE.. WE’LL . HELP YOU WITH LOGICAL FINANCING DIRECTLY THROUGH US. , ’ MEMBER F.D.I.C. GRASS VALLEY e NEVADA CITY j ROSEVILLE = TWAIN HARTE. * ALTAVILLE ¥ CAMERON PARK ff