January 1, 1975 (8 pages)

al NCRCD Wed., Jan. 1,1975 The Nevada : § Rough and Ready News _ By Fay Dunbar What a miracle Christmas is. There is so. genuine rarity in Zoo lions. Two of the babies much love in the air you can almost inhale it. were disowned by. Juliette at one time or another happiness. Each of our family events included many young working members who are so busy all year that time escapes them. All at once they supplimented for her care, but you wouldn’t Everyday routines become activities of joy and © while they were growing up, and a bottle was realize how much they have been missing and try to crowd into the holidays a year of love and appreciation. It’s wonderful! I arrived here Thursday and we im ly took off for a holiday in what Los Angeles calls the Southland. We spent three days in San Diego and two on the High Desert. They were so packed with things I had wanted to know it now. We saw the Koala bears high up in their eucalyptus grove. It’s true they aren’t true bears. They were so still they seemed more like little mummies than real live animals. We also saw lots of true bears including a beautiful pair of Polar Bears. Their Arctic setting is partially refrigerated though it is open to the atmosphere around it. I loved Animal Park. You ride a tram around an entire valley. In this valley roam, in separated groups, prides of lions, whatever CLASSIFIED ADS —_~r we & Services, 10. Crafts assists — OPTOMETRIST planning distant members of the family throughout my visit and for them the rest of this year. It’s wonderful! I hope you will enjoy some stories of the things we did. We spent the first three days at the Hotel Del Coronado. For you history buffs this is pure enchantment. We lived in the luxurious new: wing where our patio opened almost onto the ocean. We dined in the historic Coronet Room with the world . famous chandeliers designed like enormous crowns. The hotel was built in 1887 by Elisha Babcock and H. L. Story of Chicago and designed by architects James and Reed also from the east. There is a gorgeous crystal chandelier in the lobby but I missed its history. The Del’s State Landmark Plaque reads ‘“‘ Victorian Hotel, built in 1887, is one of ica’s largest wooden buildings. Few seaside. resort hotels of this significant architectural style remain in America. The hotel has hosted several presidents and other national figures.” The ceiling in the ballroom is 31 feet high. The hotel was in its festive Christmas dress for us which increased its candle lighted beauty. To reach The Del you cross a bit of modern history. The San Diego Coronado Bridge. It is 2.2 miles long and curves out in the middle. of itself to reach the island of Coronado. From its apogee looking out toward the Pacific you can see The Del which resembles an old time Castle with all its “turrets, tall cupolas, hand-carved wooden pillars, and Victorian gingerbread’’. We also saw the bridge from the Point Loma Lighthouse. We went there to see the historic old — lighthouse and the migration of the gray whales. ‘Nary a whale in sight but Cabrillo National Monument is worth a second look any time. They have restored old Captain Israels quarters in the Old Lighthouse beautifully. The delightul old kitchen garden has also been restored. The old lighthouse was built in 1854. Capt. Israel beautiful, botannically, than the zoos. The sea life is presented in a series of shows in various buildings and ampitheaters. We_petted and yes TALKED to Dolphins, we watched Pearl divers in the Japanese Gardens. We petted walrus with new babies which we were not allowed to pet. We saw dolphins and whales do absolutely unbelievable things on command from their trainers. We saw parades of penguins. The trainer said after four years they had finally learned to walk in a'line on one door and out the other. He had seals that did almost everything. It’s a very worthwhile experience. The real climax to our little Christmas vacation was our trip to the High Desert. We stayed overnight in Twenty Nine Palms where my aunt owns property. It was clear cold and gorgeous. It was a perfect setting for the Heavenly Miracle and gave mea feeling of great reverence. We were brought roughly. back to earth by a bit of car trouble and the need to replace the fuel pump. It was easy. On our way home, just out of Palm Springs, we had another grand adventure. We took the Aerial Tramway to the top of Mt. San Jacinto. You start at about sea level and reach 8500 feet in 13 minutes. Sixty-eight people in a glass enclosed (it was said to hold 80) stood car which went almost straight up the mountain side. There were 5 ‘supports’ (sorry, I’m sure r on the way up. Between name) there is a bette ‘supports’ it-was pure fun. After each support you kind of swished up and down a couple of times end until you, have gone it Tei la TS or this our ‘driver’ breath taking. The r said was the reaction of the cars against each other. There are two cars on this very marvelous Swiss made system. As one car is 147 Mill St., Ph. 273-6246 PUBLIC NOTICE Local government activities and private landowners continue to utilize: resource conservation land use planning made available through the Nevada County Resource Conservation District. During the last two months, nineteen new cooperating landowners within the District requested assistance in varied several tigers are called, herds of elephant, sleep. We arrived back at my aunts on giraffe, variouskinds of antelope. and deer, areas of conservation planning Christmas Eve day and celebrated the Big Day hippopotamus (miss my dictionary so please and practices. A total of 643 that evening with the Walker side of the family. forgive spelling), rhinoceros, and numerous acres are involved in the recent On Christmas Day we celebrated with the other wild animals, They are in an almost assistance being rendered for Copelan side of the my family. Of course, there natural setting. Again the gardens are almost these properties. A-plan involving a home and was too much food, a smidgin of the grape and worth the price of admission. The ‘piece de resistance’ of our San Diego pasture for Esther Marttile will grain, and the year’s stories for each of our lives. These parties will continue with more trip was the visit to Sea World. It is even more be developed on five acres on do for a long time that we barely had time to POPPI ION, ROBERT L. ROSS, JR. Bitney Springs Rd. and also for William E. Von Tagen on his 36 acres on Byers Lane. Thomas Michaud is also planning a home. and pasture on his five acres on Robinson Rd. Homes and diversified farming are the principal features in land use planning by G.W. Mathis and Herb Tashiro on their individual properties on Duggans Rd., while diversified farming is also in the plans being adopted by Ronald Kenedi on. 40 acres on Murphy Rd. and David & Laura STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEVADA Board of Supervisors minutes December 24, 1974 rigs: called to order at 8:07 A.M., -all Supervisors. present. All joined in the salute to the flag. Minutes dated December recommendations outlined in the Mental Health Budget Transfer sy submitted by the Auditor-Controller. Resolutions adopted: : 74-384 (Approvin and authorizing execution of County Plan for Social Services) (Establishment . of ° 74-385 Justice Court Judge salary) 74-386 (Acce i Votendahl and Callender Deeds) Development Code Ordinances adopted: No. 695 (Amending Section LIl 36.7, Chap. 2, Land Use & of the Nevada County Code, 1956, as amended, recodified in 1972 to establish an ‘‘Al-X’’ District, Spring Ranches Subdivision). No. 696 (Amending Section L1136.7, Chap. 2, Land Use & Development Code of the Nevada County Code, 1956, as amended, recodified in 1972, to establish an ‘‘Al-X’’ District, Monte Vista Subdivision). Department Head Matters Barhydt on 10 acres on the Deniz Ranch. A new resident, Gene Kimler, and Communications presented and considered. is Anthony well underway in rejuvenating the long neglected resources on a ranch located on Lime Kiln Rd. while diversified agriculture on 20 acres owned by Eric Murphy, on Purdon Rd. is — 17, 1974 approved as submitted. Board discussed the Mental Health Budget and additional funding made available through the State, .and in _ conclusion adopted and accepted the four Audit Report for year ending June 30, 1974 presented Nichols, C.P.A. by By motion the Board accepted the Report. : here being no further business the meeting adjourned at 11:15 A.M. 1, THEO. A. KOHLER, JR., in’ the development stages Co. Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk, Nevada County Board of presently. Robert Meggs is Supervisors, State of California, building a -home and acdo hereby certify that the complishing pasture planting on foregoing is a true and correct five acres located on Jones Bar excerpt of the Minutes of the. meeting of the. Board of Rd. with 55 acres owned by Dave Supervisors held December 24, Dial on Newton Rd. being 1974. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, programmed for pasture . hereunto affix my hand and official seal of said Board this management also. 27th day: of December, 1974. You Bet Rd. is the location of THEO. A. KOHLER, JR. five acres owned by Jay Bristow Co. Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk who is also formulating plans for Nevada County a home and pasture. Board of Supervisors Seven acres owned by Stephen By: JEANETTE HILLMAN pulled up the cables it is lowering the other car Dach on Peardale Rd. will have down the opposite set of cables. Incidentally the a home and family farm while cables are American made and weigh F. Johnson has plans for a home something like 7 tons. I can’t remember if this on his six acres on Hwy. 20. Deputy Clerk to the Board Date of Publication: Jan. 1, 1975. ‘ was between each support or for the whole Homes are also being planned (sorry I have forgotten his last name) manned — system. I believe it was for each support which by W.L. French on 4 acres the Old Lamp for 40 years. He had a wife and two totals about 70 tons of cable for the 5 section up located on Oak Meadow Dr.; Planning Department on a large sons. It is an absolutely beautiful but very of the Mike Citron on two acres on. number of lot split applications. by the sight and the 5 back. We were awed desolate spot. I wonder how they ever got the oil It’s Squirrel Creek Rd. and Charles Other units of government Don’t! out. backed people trip up and many and_ receiving Russell on 11 acres on Lime Kiln requesting for his lamps out there. It sits on a tremendous grand! We thought the, trip down might be Rd. : assistance were the Sierra cliff and way out on a narrow point of land. frightening but it was easier. There was lots of W.F. Watson and _Donald County Planning Dept., Nevada Sometimes ships were wrecked on the wicked snow at the summit. The lodge there is shoals at the foot of the cliffs because the fog beautiful. The food was the best-we had eaten Cameron are making plans for County Dept. of Public Works, on its and pasture Nevada County Airport Comhung so low it obscured the old light high since we left. San Diego. We didn’t do much homes Nevada County management. Mr. Watson has mission, cliff. There was a new light built in 1891. It is but there are lovely trails there. It is even further out on the point of land and down the Idlewild back country. It was clear 337 acres located on Augustine Emergency Board and the nearer ocean level. The new light is still Christmas Eve Day and the view was Rd. and Mr. Cameron is California Dept. of Tranoperated by the Coast Guard. developing his seven acres on sportation. . We also saw the San Deigo Zoo—and-_its™ breathtaking. Wolf Rd. Engineering The Nevada Union High extention called Wild Animal Park. The San I’ve been luckyif you cali wind lucky. In this assistance was provided to 22 Diego Zoois really a beautiful garden. It’s worth country if you don’t have wind you have smog. additional cooperating lanSchool was also assisted through seeing even without animals. We particularly The traffic is awful You have to drive 55 miles an downers during the last two land: judging and soils _inenjoyed the lion family. Juliette and her mate * hour wherever you go. Coming home from La months for sprinkler system formation to students. These and three yearling cubs. They were so like a Palma to Pasadena Christmas day evening we designs, ponds, dains and various forms of assistance during the past months human family. The children, almost full grown were packed solid in 4 lanes of traffic. Eight if pipelines. The District’s Soil Condemonstrate the sustained lions, two boys and one girl, played and you count both ways. This was for about 25 miles. We had to use Freeways 9, 605 and 210 to servation Service staff provided activities of the District to serve quarrelled just like any family. Pappa slept happily with his fat belly turned up to the sun. reach Colorado Blvd. Great Life. Give me lovely technical information and individuals, organizations, and assistance to the Nevada County units of local government. Juliette slept watchfully. This family are a: Nevada county any time. 4

al NCRCD Wed., Jan. 1,1975 The Nevada : § Rough and Ready News _ By Fay Dunbar What a miracle Christmas is. There is so. genuine rarity in Zoo lions. Two of the babies much love in the air you can almost inhale it. were disowned by. Juliette at one time or another happiness. Each of our family events included many young working members who are so busy all year that time escapes them. All at once they supplimented for her care, but you wouldn’t Everyday routines become activities of joy and © while they were growing up, and a bottle was realize how much they have been missing and try to crowd into the holidays a year of love and appreciation. It’s wonderful! I arrived here Thursday and we im ly took off for a holiday in what Los Angeles calls the Southland. We spent three days in San Diego and two on the High Desert. They were so packed with things I had wanted to know it now. We saw the Koala bears high up in their eucalyptus grove. It’s true they aren’t true bears. They were so still they seemed more like little mummies than real live animals. We also saw lots of true bears including a beautiful pair of Polar Bears. Their Arctic setting is partially refrigerated though it is open to the atmosphere around it. I loved Animal Park. You ride a tram around an entire valley. In this valley roam, in separated groups, prides of lions, whatever CLASSIFIED ADS —_~r we & Services, 10. Crafts assists — OPTOMETRIST planning distant members of the family throughout my visit and for them the rest of this year. It’s wonderful! I hope you will enjoy some stories of the things we did. We spent the first three days at the Hotel Del Coronado. For you history buffs this is pure enchantment. We lived in the luxurious new: wing where our patio opened almost onto the ocean. We dined in the historic Coronet Room with the world . famous chandeliers designed like enormous crowns. The hotel was built in 1887 by Elisha Babcock and H. L. Story of Chicago and designed by architects James and Reed also from the east. There is a gorgeous crystal chandelier in the lobby but I missed its history. The Del’s State Landmark Plaque reads ‘“‘ Victorian Hotel, built in 1887, is one of ica’s largest wooden buildings. Few seaside. resort hotels of this significant architectural style remain in America. The hotel has hosted several presidents and other national figures.” The ceiling in the ballroom is 31 feet high. The hotel was in its festive Christmas dress for us which increased its candle lighted beauty. To reach The Del you cross a bit of modern history. The San Diego Coronado Bridge. It is 2.2 miles long and curves out in the middle. of itself to reach the island of Coronado. From its apogee looking out toward the Pacific you can see The Del which resembles an old time Castle with all its “turrets, tall cupolas, hand-carved wooden pillars, and Victorian gingerbread’’. We also saw the bridge from the Point Loma Lighthouse. We went there to see the historic old — lighthouse and the migration of the gray whales. ‘Nary a whale in sight but Cabrillo National Monument is worth a second look any time. They have restored old Captain Israels quarters in the Old Lighthouse beautifully. The delightul old kitchen garden has also been restored. The old lighthouse was built in 1854. Capt. Israel beautiful, botannically, than the zoos. The sea life is presented in a series of shows in various buildings and ampitheaters. We_petted and yes TALKED to Dolphins, we watched Pearl divers in the Japanese Gardens. We petted walrus with new babies which we were not allowed to pet. We saw dolphins and whales do absolutely unbelievable things on command from their trainers. We saw parades of penguins. The trainer said after four years they had finally learned to walk in a'line on one door and out the other. He had seals that did almost everything. It’s a very worthwhile experience. The real climax to our little Christmas vacation was our trip to the High Desert. We stayed overnight in Twenty Nine Palms where my aunt owns property. It was clear cold and gorgeous. It was a perfect setting for the Heavenly Miracle and gave mea feeling of great reverence. We were brought roughly. back to earth by a bit of car trouble and the need to replace the fuel pump. It was easy. On our way home, just out of Palm Springs, we had another grand adventure. We took the Aerial Tramway to the top of Mt. San Jacinto. You start at about sea level and reach 8500 feet in 13 minutes. Sixty-eight people in a glass enclosed (it was said to hold 80) stood car which went almost straight up the mountain side. There were 5 ‘supports’ (sorry, I’m sure r on the way up. Between name) there is a bette ‘supports’ it-was pure fun. After each support you kind of swished up and down a couple of times end until you, have gone it Tei la TS or this our ‘driver’ breath taking. The r said was the reaction of the cars against each other. There are two cars on this very marvelous Swiss made system. As one car is 147 Mill St., Ph. 273-6246 PUBLIC NOTICE Local government activities and private landowners continue to utilize: resource conservation land use planning made available through the Nevada County Resource Conservation District. During the last two months, nineteen new cooperating landowners within the District requested assistance in varied several tigers are called, herds of elephant, sleep. We arrived back at my aunts on giraffe, variouskinds of antelope. and deer, areas of conservation planning Christmas Eve day and celebrated the Big Day hippopotamus (miss my dictionary so please and practices. A total of 643 that evening with the Walker side of the family. forgive spelling), rhinoceros, and numerous acres are involved in the recent On Christmas Day we celebrated with the other wild animals, They are in an almost assistance being rendered for Copelan side of the my family. Of course, there natural setting. Again the gardens are almost these properties. A-plan involving a home and was too much food, a smidgin of the grape and worth the price of admission. The ‘piece de resistance’ of our San Diego pasture for Esther Marttile will grain, and the year’s stories for each of our lives. These parties will continue with more trip was the visit to Sea World. It is even more be developed on five acres on do for a long time that we barely had time to POPPI ION, ROBERT L. ROSS, JR. Bitney Springs Rd. and also for William E. Von Tagen on his 36 acres on Byers Lane. Thomas Michaud is also planning a home. and pasture on his five acres on Robinson Rd. Homes and diversified farming are the principal features in land use planning by G.W. Mathis and Herb Tashiro on their individual properties on Duggans Rd., while diversified farming is also in the plans being adopted by Ronald Kenedi on. 40 acres on Murphy Rd. and David & Laura STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEVADA Board of Supervisors minutes December 24, 1974 rigs: called to order at 8:07 A.M., -all Supervisors. present. All joined in the salute to the flag. Minutes dated December recommendations outlined

in the Mental Health Budget Transfer sy submitted by the Auditor-Controller. Resolutions adopted: : 74-384 (Approvin and authorizing execution of County Plan for Social Services) (Establishment . of ° 74-385 Justice Court Judge salary) 74-386 (Acce i Votendahl and Callender Deeds) Development Code Ordinances adopted: No. 695 (Amending Section LIl 36.7, Chap. 2, Land Use & of the Nevada County Code, 1956, as amended, recodified in 1972 to establish an ‘‘Al-X’’ District, Spring Ranches Subdivision). No. 696 (Amending Section L1136.7, Chap. 2, Land Use & Development Code of the Nevada County Code, 1956, as amended, recodified in 1972, to establish an ‘‘Al-X’’ District, Monte Vista Subdivision). Department Head Matters Barhydt on 10 acres on the Deniz Ranch. A new resident, Gene Kimler, and Communications presented and considered. is Anthony well underway in rejuvenating the long neglected resources on a ranch located on Lime Kiln Rd. while diversified agriculture on 20 acres owned by Eric Murphy, on Purdon Rd. is — 17, 1974 approved as submitted. Board discussed the Mental Health Budget and additional funding made available through the State, .and in _ conclusion adopted and accepted the four Audit Report for year ending June 30, 1974 presented Nichols, C.P.A. by By motion the Board accepted the Report. : here being no further business the meeting adjourned at 11:15 A.M. 1, THEO. A. KOHLER, JR., in’ the development stages Co. Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk, Nevada County Board of presently. Robert Meggs is Supervisors, State of California, building a -home and acdo hereby certify that the complishing pasture planting on foregoing is a true and correct five acres located on Jones Bar excerpt of the Minutes of the. meeting of the. Board of Rd. with 55 acres owned by Dave Supervisors held December 24, Dial on Newton Rd. being 1974. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, programmed for pasture . hereunto affix my hand and official seal of said Board this management also. 27th day: of December, 1974. You Bet Rd. is the location of THEO. A. KOHLER, JR. five acres owned by Jay Bristow Co. Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk who is also formulating plans for Nevada County a home and pasture. Board of Supervisors Seven acres owned by Stephen By: JEANETTE HILLMAN pulled up the cables it is lowering the other car Dach on Peardale Rd. will have down the opposite set of cables. Incidentally the a home and family farm while cables are American made and weigh F. Johnson has plans for a home something like 7 tons. I can’t remember if this on his six acres on Hwy. 20. Deputy Clerk to the Board Date of Publication: Jan. 1, 1975. ‘ was between each support or for the whole Homes are also being planned (sorry I have forgotten his last name) manned — system. I believe it was for each support which by W.L. French on 4 acres the Old Lamp for 40 years. He had a wife and two totals about 70 tons of cable for the 5 section up located on Oak Meadow Dr.; Planning Department on a large sons. It is an absolutely beautiful but very of the Mike Citron on two acres on. number of lot split applications. by the sight and the 5 back. We were awed desolate spot. I wonder how they ever got the oil It’s Squirrel Creek Rd. and Charles Other units of government Don’t! out. backed people trip up and many and_ receiving Russell on 11 acres on Lime Kiln requesting for his lamps out there. It sits on a tremendous grand! We thought the, trip down might be Rd. : assistance were the Sierra cliff and way out on a narrow point of land. frightening but it was easier. There was lots of W.F. Watson and _Donald County Planning Dept., Nevada Sometimes ships were wrecked on the wicked snow at the summit. The lodge there is shoals at the foot of the cliffs because the fog beautiful. The food was the best-we had eaten Cameron are making plans for County Dept. of Public Works, on its and pasture Nevada County Airport Comhung so low it obscured the old light high since we left. San Diego. We didn’t do much homes Nevada County management. Mr. Watson has mission, cliff. There was a new light built in 1891. It is but there are lovely trails there. It is even further out on the point of land and down the Idlewild back country. It was clear 337 acres located on Augustine Emergency Board and the nearer ocean level. The new light is still Christmas Eve Day and the view was Rd. and Mr. Cameron is California Dept. of Tranoperated by the Coast Guard. developing his seven acres on sportation. . We also saw the San Deigo Zoo—and-_its™ breathtaking. Wolf Rd. Engineering The Nevada Union High extention called Wild Animal Park. The San I’ve been luckyif you cali wind lucky. In this assistance was provided to 22 Diego Zoois really a beautiful garden. It’s worth country if you don’t have wind you have smog. additional cooperating lanSchool was also assisted through seeing even without animals. We particularly The traffic is awful You have to drive 55 miles an downers during the last two land: judging and soils _inenjoyed the lion family. Juliette and her mate * hour wherever you go. Coming home from La months for sprinkler system formation to students. These and three yearling cubs. They were so like a Palma to Pasadena Christmas day evening we designs, ponds, dains and various forms of assistance during the past months human family. The children, almost full grown were packed solid in 4 lanes of traffic. Eight if pipelines. The District’s Soil Condemonstrate the sustained lions, two boys and one girl, played and you count both ways. This was for about 25 miles. We had to use Freeways 9, 605 and 210 to servation Service staff provided activities of the District to serve quarrelled just like any family. Pappa slept happily with his fat belly turned up to the sun. reach Colorado Blvd. Great Life. Give me lovely technical information and individuals, organizations, and assistance to the Nevada County units of local government. Juliette slept watchfully. This family are a: Nevada county any time. 4