January 1, 1975 (8 pages)

, day’ the problems. < ; ro al wrlliaa ia Xai ul ~Referred to the county fiscal Knuckey, retired Grass Valley William Cassettari has agreed q With scarcely a word they owner a request from the chief of police, has been serving to lead a charter revision a approved with aplomb De t Heads Association. on the planning commission and commission who will make . ; settlement of a claim in the The association had requested a will finish out McKee’s term necessary changes in the Grass ' amount of $2,500 for George L. change-in travel policy because which runs until July of 1977, Valley City Charter. Other 7 and Louise Hefner. The claim f inflation. McKee joins the ranks of county members of this commission { was for damages created out of . —Eugene Newman, director of supervisors the first of the year. have yet to be named. 4 construction of certain imsocial services, and Dan McKee’s resignation was -A letter from Congressman j provements in the Truckee area Woodard, tof the . . accepted with regret and a Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson was \ by the Truckee Sanitation Nevada City Elementary School resolution of appreciation was read stating that a U.S. flag will . District and county. District asked for consideration given him by Mayor Ed Tellam. be given to Cub Scout Pack No. 8 Adopted a resolution for of their respective agency and He has served as a councilman after it has been flown over the district when new CETA funds for nearly five years. Capitol. No disagreements Fin on Christmas eve ‘Twas the day before Weds Jan. 1,1975 , The Nevada County Nugget 3 nk Knuckey named — to Grass Valley council proposed tion with stated’ limitations ant to unknown _ problems. The Agency delivered soon, run only on “‘no day vw niieevinas anbenr Wil : replace Milo (Mike) McKee “a lead”. A budget transfer to Formation Commission had asa fae nsfer all saying Aye. ormation member of the Grass Valley. finance new storage tanks for Debates were handled with meticulous care with visions of execution of a County: Plan for Transferred $1,000: for jury trials in excess of budgeted funds. ~Adopted several ordinances for the Land Use and Development Code which previously had been approved. -Appointed Dr. Joseph D. Lambert and Michael L. Good to the Mental Health Advisory Board, upon the .recommendation of the advisory board. : —Set 10:30 a.m. Jan. 28 as the time to discuss a suitable location for the construction of additional class rooms with the Nevada City School” District Board of Trustees. -Accepted the resignation of S. S. Fleming, M.D. from the Golden Sierra Health Planning Council, effective Jan.1,. 1975. And ordered appropriate letters of appreciation be directed to Dr. Fleming. —Referred to county counsel a request from Cascade Shores Homeowners Association. The association asked to meet with the board to discuss the Fire destroys Yuba county landmark A Yuba county landmark went up in flames Christmas morning when the more than century old Freeman’s Crossing Toll-house Mrs. Acton Cleveland said her husband, Judge Cleveland, was among volunteers — who responded to the fire in the wooden structure on Old Toll Rd., on the middle fork of the Yuba River between NevadaCity and North San Juan. In an earlier era man and horses were ferried across the river from the tollhouse where there was overnight accomodations for boats. Within turned down the request “without prejudice” because of are distributed. Accepted the June 30, 1974 audit report for the county as presented by Anthony M. Nichols, C.P.A. Nichols pronounced the county as “financially sound.’’ FRANK KNUCKEYCity Council by unanimous vote of councilmen Tuesday. In other businesss during the short Christmas eve session City Engineer Tom _ Leland’s recommendation that ‘‘no lead gas”’ facilities be provided for new city vehicles was approved. Two new police cars to be the gas.was also approved. _ -Former City Attorney Salary step increases for several .employes were approved routinely, effective January 1. -Ordinance No. 56 was ammended with regards to licensing bicycles. g= Every winter we point out that, “7 “the season’s the reason” your RAG coe PG&E bills go up. That’s because “~_ during winter months you use more a ~ YOUR PG&E B WERE UNHAPPY ABOUT ILL TOO. pay. for natural gas and fuel oil. y Weatherstrip around doors ~ and windows. Insulate walls and ~ ceilings. Clean or replace furnace , filter's if necessary. Keep the fireplace nals. ul cae the past decade the landmark was converted into a restaurant and hotel.Mrs. Cleveland said that recently the building had been reroofed with shake and it appeared the fire had started in the chimney. The federal forest service and 4 the volunteer fire departments ; of Camptonville and North San Juan responded to the fire. damper closed when not in use. Close drapes at night, and set your thermostat.no higher than 68°. You'll also save energy by turning off lights and the TV when they’re not in use. And by not pre: heating the oven. And tell the kids: “Shut that door!” : We are coneG. tinuing to Ree work hard to ry be efficient and , hold down your rates as much as possible. You can help hold down your PG&E bill too, by following these energy conservation tips.” PGE. a energy for heating, lighting, cooking, TV watching and other home comforts. But this winter, bills will be even higher because of increased fuel costs. As you may know, most PG&E rate increases have been to offset the higher prices we, PG&E, must S13SGE-wi274 } ;

, day’ the problems. < ; ro al wrlliaa ia Xai ul ~Referred to the county fiscal Knuckey, retired Grass Valley William Cassettari has agreed q With scarcely a word they owner a request from the chief of police, has been serving to lead a charter revision a approved with aplomb De t Heads Association. on the planning commission and commission who will make . ; settlement of a claim in the The association had requested a will finish out McKee’s term necessary changes in the Grass ' amount of $2,500 for George L. change-in travel policy because which runs until July of 1977, Valley City Charter. Other 7 and Louise Hefner. The claim f inflation. McKee joins the ranks of county members of this commission { was for damages created out of . —Eugene Newman, director of supervisors the first of the year. have yet to be named. 4 construction of certain imsocial services, and Dan McKee’s resignation was -A letter from Congressman j provements in the Truckee area Woodard, tof the . . accepted with regret and a Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson was \ by the Truckee Sanitation Nevada City Elementary School resolution of appreciation was read stating that a U.S. flag will . District and county. District asked for consideration given him by Mayor Ed Tellam. be given to Cub Scout Pack No. 8 Adopted a resolution for of their respective agency and He has served as a councilman after it has been flown over the district when new CETA funds for nearly five years. Capitol. No disagreements Fin on Christmas eve ‘Twas the day before Weds Jan. 1,1975 , The Nevada County Nugget 3 nk Knuckey named — to Grass Valley council proposed tion with stated’ limitations ant to unknown _ problems. The Agency delivered soon, run only on “‘no day vw niieevinas anbenr Wil : replace Milo (Mike) McKee “a lead”. A budget transfer to Formation Commission had asa fae nsfer all saying Aye. ormation member of the Grass Valley. finance new storage tanks for Debates were handled with meticulous care with visions of execution of a County: Plan for Transferred $1,000: for jury trials in excess of budgeted funds. ~Adopted several ordinances for the Land Use and Development Code which previously had been approved. -Appointed Dr. Joseph D. Lambert and Michael L. Good to the Mental Health Advisory Board, upon the .recommendation of the advisory board. : —Set 10:30 a.m. Jan. 28 as the time to discuss a suitable location for the construction of additional class rooms with the Nevada City School” District Board of Trustees. -Accepted the resignation of S. S. Fleming, M.D. from the Golden Sierra Health Planning Council, effective Jan.1,. 1975. And ordered appropriate letters of appreciation be directed to Dr. Fleming. —Referred to county counsel a request from Cascade Shores Homeowners Association. The association asked to meet with the board to discuss the Fire destroys Yuba county landmark A Yuba county landmark went up in flames Christmas morning when the more than century old Freeman’s Crossing Toll-house Mrs. Acton Cleveland said her husband, Judge Cleveland, was among volunteers — who responded to the fire in the wooden structure on Old Toll Rd., on the middle fork of the Yuba River between NevadaCity and North San Juan. In an earlier era man and horses were ferried across the river from the tollhouse where there was overnight accomodations for boats. Within turned down the request

“without prejudice” because of are distributed. Accepted the June 30, 1974 audit report for the county as presented by Anthony M. Nichols, C.P.A. Nichols pronounced the county as “financially sound.’’ FRANK KNUCKEYCity Council by unanimous vote of councilmen Tuesday. In other businesss during the short Christmas eve session City Engineer Tom _ Leland’s recommendation that ‘‘no lead gas”’ facilities be provided for new city vehicles was approved. Two new police cars to be the gas.was also approved. _ -Former City Attorney Salary step increases for several .employes were approved routinely, effective January 1. -Ordinance No. 56 was ammended with regards to licensing bicycles. g= Every winter we point out that, “7 “the season’s the reason” your RAG coe PG&E bills go up. That’s because “~_ during winter months you use more a ~ YOUR PG&E B WERE UNHAPPY ABOUT ILL TOO. pay. for natural gas and fuel oil. y Weatherstrip around doors ~ and windows. Insulate walls and ~ ceilings. Clean or replace furnace , filter's if necessary. Keep the fireplace nals. ul cae the past decade the landmark was converted into a restaurant and hotel.Mrs. Cleveland said that recently the building had been reroofed with shake and it appeared the fire had started in the chimney. The federal forest service and 4 the volunteer fire departments ; of Camptonville and North San Juan responded to the fire. damper closed when not in use. Close drapes at night, and set your thermostat.no higher than 68°. You'll also save energy by turning off lights and the TV when they’re not in use. And by not pre: heating the oven. And tell the kids: “Shut that door!” : We are coneG. tinuing to Ree work hard to ry be efficient and , hold down your rates as much as possible. You can help hold down your PG&E bill too, by following these energy conservation tips.” PGE. a energy for heating, lighting, cooking, TV watching and other home comforts. But this winter, bills will be even higher because of increased fuel costs. As you may know, most PG&E rate increases have been to offset the higher prices we, PG&E, must S13SGE-wi274 } ;