January 9, 1963 (8 pages)

COUNTY ge Graniteville, North San Juan, North Bloomfield, Humbug, Relief Hill,“Washington, Serving the communities of Nevada Gity, Grass Valley, Red Dog, You Bet, Town Talk, Glenbrook, Little York, Cherokee, Mooney Fiat, Swee land, Alpha, Oinege : Blue Tent, LaBarr Meadows, Cedar Ridge, Union Hill, Peardale, Summit City, Wallo oi Chicago Park, Wolf, Christmas Hill, Liberty Hill, Sailor Flat, Lake City, Selby Flat, Grizzly Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, ‘Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Columbia, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat, Sehastopol, Quaker Hill, Willow Valley, Newtown, Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore’s Flat, Orleans Flat, Remington Hill, Anthony House, Deli oral, Rough and Ready, pa, Gouge Eye, Lime Kiln, rium ‘Freméns. Volumn 38 No. 2. 10 Cents a Copy ” “THE PAPER WITH THE PICTURES" ‘Published Wednesdays Nevada City, , January 9, 1963 Artistry in metal to be shown.. Sa ee ee a Oe) ee me ) READY FOR SHOWING See . Norman Grag, artist in metal work, will be featured atthe 1963 opening of the Nevada City Art Rental Gallery from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the Artists Workshop on Commercial near York Sts. Some of the items to be displayed are shown above. Grag is shown below in his Nevada City home working onwhat willbecome "Don Quixote"-in metal. The Art Rental Gallery will follow the Sunday show and grand reopening withweekly hours of 2 to 4 p.m. each Wednesday afternoon. In addition, evening hours will be maintained once each month at a time to be released later. Grag, a member of the Nevada City art Association, with his. father, Hans, has much of their metal work displayed and sold at Gump's in San Francisco. District Asks Tax Boost — (NEVADA CITY---Nearly 2400 registered voters in the Nevada City Elementary School District are eligible tovote Tuesday in a special district election in which the maximum tax rate may be taised fromits present $1.05 to $1.50 per $100 assessed valuation, The Nevada City school board called the election in an effort to boost school re_ceipts sothat the district can continue its educational program. Superintendent Ed Browning warns that without the boost in the tax rate limit, the district must restrict its program. . The district is now taxing at $1.21 per $100 assessed vaxiation, 16 cents of the tax coming in state authorized over-rides. Browning said the school board has promised that these special over-rides will not be used in the event the proposed $1.50 tax rate maximum is voted, The superintendent explained that this year's school budget has been under constant pressure, since the district has received less state aid than was expected. Asaresult, the district has been operating with one less maintenance man than is necessary, and in recent weeks principals at both Nevada City schools have taught classes rather than hiré a substitute teacher in order to conserve funds, Without the tax hike authority, the district next year the size of classes, work with a smaller teaching staff, and cut down on the purchase of needed supplies, Browning said, Mrs. Yvonne Brownlee resigned earlier this week from the teaching staff at the school and she will not be replaced, Browning said, The district will merge her class into two others of the same grade level, admittedly crowding those third grade classes. The election will be held at the Nevada City Elementary Schoolon Main St. at Cottage St. from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Weather’ NEVADA CITY Max. Min. Rainfall Jan. 3 51 24 02 4“~a41 28 .00 5 54 28 00 6 62.28 00 1 59 26 . 00 8 54 26 00 ¢ 86 6. 06 Rainfall to date 30.94 Rainfall last year 13.55 GRASS VALLEY Max. Min. Rainfall Jan, 3 “61 35 .00 ee: 50 32 trace S59. 38 00 6 69 35 -00 7 O)= 3 00 #05 3.08 9. 6, #7 . 00 30.59 13.75 Rainfall to date Rainfall last year GRASS VALLEY ---The third Sabin Oral Sunday will be held Sunday. Because of the winter season-the~polio vaccine willbe given at two indoor clinics. One clinic will be held at Nevada City Elementary School, Cottage and Main Sts., the other clinic will be held at the Nevada Union Junior High School, Buena Vista Avenue, Grass Valley. The hours will be from 10 a.m, to 5 p.m. It is emphasized that the Registration Form should be completed before coming to the clinic. Forms are available at all grocery stores and super markets, A completed Registration Form aids ina minimum time spent in obtaining the vaccine. As previously, the vaccine will be given on a cube of will be required to increase . Sugar. Infants will be given This vaccine will be T ype the two drops on the tongue. Il. The Immunization Certificate given at the clinic, should be attached to the certificates for Type I and Type II_and filed with other . valuable documents for needed future use. Typelllis given to everyone and all ages. In view of the fact that Type III poliomyelitis patients have been 60 percent of the recorded poliomyelitis cases in California during the year 1962, it is recommended that this vaccine is most important and necessary for those in the first 21 years of life. Older people are to take the vaccine especially for eliminating carriers. One carrier can jeopardize a whole community. It-is' requested that those members of the public, in the vicinity of aclinic, walk to the clinic, if possible, and lessen traffic and parking problems. 7 HILLS SCHOOL SALE PLANNED Two Clinics Set For Third Sabin Sunday Will Sell NC Sit GRASS VALLEY---The Nevada Union High School District board declared Monday night that the Seven Hills School in Nevada City is surplustothe efficient needs of the district and will be sold. new high school in RidgeRd. , Seven Hills School has been leased by the Nevada City Elementary School District for use aS an upper grade school for Nevada City students in the fifth through eighth grades, Thehigh school district is prepare for an application for state aid in the building of expanded quarters at the Ridge Rd. plant and improvements. at the present. Junior high school site in Grass Valley. Principal Is Named NEVADA CIT Y---The College Park Friends Educational Association today announced the appointment of Delbert Reynolds as principal of the new John Woolman School, located near here on Jones Barroad. The school, a coeducational boarding high school, isscheduled to open in September. Reynolds wasin Grass Valley and Nevada City two weeks ago visiting members and friends of the Educational Association here. He is presently principal of a public school in Illinois and had served for five years in the Near East at the Quaker school in Ramallah, Jordan. He holds degrees from Wilmington CollegeinOhio, the University of Tennessee, and has done graduate work at the University of Chicago, He will bring to his new position not only teaching skills and five years of experience in school administration, but also a musical background of teaching strings and woodwinds and directing choral groups. Reynolds and his family will be moving to Nevada County in June, Staff positions at the new school are expected to be filled by’ March 1, Student}: inquiries about enrollment The board-has ruled out use of the Seven Hills School plant for junior high school students in the district because of the necessity to transport students to the school, since Nevada Cit y seventh and eighth graders are educated in the elementary school system. In order to qualify for state construction aid, the high school district is checking procedure for sale of the property with various state school agencies to insure that the method of disposing of the property and the price it sells for will not hamper future high school district building plans, according to ‘Superintendent Gerald Gelatt. Gelatt said the district is are being accepted now. visor Don Blake chats final meeting of the NEW SUPERVISOR . Newly elected SuperRobinson last week during a recess of the cial. Robinson was fetedata luncheon by his fellow-supervisors, elected county officials and county.department heads at The Jacks Deer Creek Inn. after receiving gifts fromall three groups that he had often disagreed with other members of the board, but that he had found working with the others-to be challenging andinteresting. Blake took office this week. Blake is on the right. with Supervisor Guy retiring county offiRobinson noted expecting to establish a fair price for the property by appraisal. Whether the high school district can then negotiate directly with the Nevada City Elementary School District for purchase of the property, lease-purchase being a distinct possibility at this time, or whether the sale must be made on a bid basis will be determined by state law and state agency financial requirements, Gelatt said. : Gelatt said he has written the elementary school district informing them that the lease runs out at the end ofthis school year and that the high school district intends to sell the property. , He said, however, that it is likely that a one year lease tocover thenext school year will be negotiated with the Nevada City district. Sale of the property must come before the high school district completes its preliminary work on plans to expand the high school plant from its. present 900 student capacity toa school which will house 2000 students in a four-year program. The district plans to continue use of the junior high. school for seventh and eighth graders, with an anticipated enrollment of 600 students. Nevada City. Supe: sities = as dent Ed Browning said today the school at the propertime, ris "31180 ‘6/oqueuwices « Kavagyy e¢eag “5 Since the opening of the . making the move in order to” UOTFOSS S$) BOTECT. ~his board will be ready to é negotiate for the purchase of. —

COUNTY ge Graniteville, North San Juan, North Bloomfield, Humbug, Relief Hill,“Washington, Serving the communities of Nevada Gity, Grass Valley, Red Dog, You Bet, Town Talk, Glenbrook, Little York, Cherokee, Mooney Fiat, Swee land, Alpha, Oinege : Blue Tent, LaBarr Meadows, Cedar Ridge, Union Hill, Peardale, Summit City, Wallo oi Chicago Park, Wolf, Christmas Hill, Liberty Hill, Sailor Flat, Lake City, Selby Flat, Grizzly Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, ‘Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Columbia, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat, Sehastopol, Quaker Hill, Willow Valley, Newtown, Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore’s Flat, Orleans Flat, Remington Hill, Anthony House, Deli oral, Rough and Ready, pa, Gouge Eye, Lime Kiln, rium ‘Freméns. Volumn 38 No. 2. 10 Cents a Copy ” “THE PAPER WITH THE PICTURES" ‘Published Wednesdays Nevada City, , January 9, 1963 Artistry in metal to be shown... Sa ee ee a Oe) ee me ) READY FOR SHOWING See . Norman Grag, artist in metal work, will be featured atthe 1963 opening of the Nevada City Art Rental Gallery from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the Artists Workshop on Commercial near York Sts. Some of the items to be displayed are shown above. Grag is shown below in his Nevada City home working onwhat willbecome "Don Quixote"-in metal. The Art Rental Gallery will follow the Sunday show and grand reopening withweekly hours of 2 to 4 p.m. each Wednesday afternoon. In addition, evening hours will be maintained once each month at a time to be released later. Grag, a member of the Nevada City art Association, with his. father, Hans, has much of their metal work displayed and sold at Gump's in San Francisco. District Asks Tax Boost — (NEVADA CITY---Nearly 2400 registered voters in the Nevada City Elementary School District are eligible tovote Tuesday in a special district election in which the maximum tax rate may be taised fromits present $1.05 to $1.50 per $100 assessed valuation, The Nevada City school board called the election in an effort to boost school re_ceipts sothat the district can continue its educational program. Superintendent Ed Browning warns that without the boost in the tax rate limit, the district must restrict its program. . The district is now taxing at $1.21 per $100 assessed vaxiation, 16 cents of the tax coming in state authorized over-rides. Browning said the school board has promised that these special over-rides will not be used in the event the proposed $1.50 tax rate maximum is voted, The superintendent explained that this year's school budget has been under constant pressure, since the district has received less state aid than was expected. Asaresult, the district has been operating with one less maintenance man than is necessary, and in recent weeks principals at both Nevada City schools have taught classes rather than hiré a substitute teacher in order to conserve funds, Without the tax hike authority, the district next year the size of classes, work with a smaller teaching staff, and cut down on the purchase of needed supplies, Browning said, Mrs. Yvonne Brownlee resigned earlier this week from the teaching staff at the school and she will not be replaced, Browning said, The district will merge her class into two others of the same grade level, admittedly crowding those third grade classes. The election will be held at the Nevada City Elementary Schoolon Main St. at Cottage St. from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Weather’ NEVADA CITY Max. Min. Rainfall Jan. 3 51 24 02 4“~a41 28 .00 5 54 28 00 6 62.28 00 1 59 26 . 00 8 54 26 00 ¢ 86 6. 06 Rainfall to date 30.94 Rainfall last year 13.55 GRASS VALLEY Max. Min. Rainfall Jan, 3 “61 35 .00 ee: 50 32 trace S59. 38 00 6 69 35 -00 7 O)= 3 00 #05 3.08 9. 6, #7 . 00 30.59 13.75 Rainfall to date Rainfall last year GRASS VALLEY ---The third Sabin Oral Sunday will be held Sunday. Because of the winter season-the~polio vaccine willbe given at two indoor clinics. One clinic will be held at Nevada City Elementary School, Cottage and Main Sts., the other clinic will be held at the Nevada Union Junior High School, Buena Vista Avenue, Grass Valley. The hours will be from 10 a.m, to 5 p.m. It is emphasized that the Registration Form should be completed before coming to the clinic. Forms are available at all grocery stores and super markets, A completed Registration Form aids ina minimum time spent in obtaining the vaccine. As previously, the vaccine will be given on a cube of will be required to increase . Sugar. Infants will be given This vaccine will be T ype the two drops on the tongue. Il. The Immunization Certificate given at the clinic, should be attached to the certificates for Type I and Type II_and filed with other . valuable documents for needed future use. Typelllis given to everyone and all ages. In view of the fact that Type III poliomyelitis patients have been 60 percent of the recorded poliomyelitis cases in California during the year 1962, it is recommended that this vaccine is most important and necessary for those in the

first 21 years of life. Older people are to take the vaccine especially for eliminating carriers. One carrier can jeopardize a whole community. It-is' requested that those members of the public, in the vicinity of aclinic, walk to the clinic, if possible, and lessen traffic and parking problems. 7 HILLS SCHOOL SALE PLANNED Two Clinics Set For Third Sabin Sunday Will Sell NC Sit GRASS VALLEY---The Nevada Union High School District board declared Monday night that the Seven Hills School in Nevada City is surplustothe efficient needs of the district and will be sold. new high school in RidgeRd. , Seven Hills School has been leased by the Nevada City Elementary School District for use aS an upper grade school for Nevada City students in the fifth through eighth grades, Thehigh school district is prepare for an application for state aid in the building of expanded quarters at the Ridge Rd. plant and improvements. at the present. Junior high school site in Grass Valley. Principal Is Named NEVADA CIT Y---The College Park Friends Educational Association today announced the appointment of Delbert Reynolds as principal of the new John Woolman School, located near here on Jones Barroad. The school, a coeducational boarding high school, isscheduled to open in September. Reynolds wasin Grass Valley and Nevada City two weeks ago visiting members and friends of the Educational Association here. He is presently principal of a public school in Illinois and had served for five years in the Near East at the Quaker school in Ramallah, Jordan. He holds degrees from Wilmington CollegeinOhio, the University of Tennessee, and has done graduate work at the University of Chicago, He will bring to his new position not only teaching skills and five years of experience in school administration, but also a musical background of teaching strings and woodwinds and directing choral groups. Reynolds and his family will be moving to Nevada County in June, Staff positions at the new school are expected to be filled by’ March 1, Student}: inquiries about enrollment The board-has ruled out use of the Seven Hills School plant for junior high school students in the district because of the necessity to transport students to the school, since Nevada Cit y seventh and eighth graders are educated in the elementary school system. In order to qualify for state construction aid, the high school district is checking procedure for sale of the property with various state school agencies to insure that the method of disposing of the property and the price it sells for will not hamper future high school district building plans, according to ‘Superintendent Gerald Gelatt. Gelatt said the district is are being accepted now. visor Don Blake chats final meeting of the NEW SUPERVISOR .. Newly elected SuperRobinson last week during a recess of the cial. Robinson was fetedata luncheon by his fellow-supervisors, elected county officials and county.department heads at The Jacks Deer Creek Inn. after receiving gifts fromall three groups that he had often disagreed with other members of the board, but that he had found working with the others-to be challenging andinteresting. Blake took office this week. Blake is on the right. with Supervisor Guy retiring county offiRobinson noted expecting to establish a fair price for the property by appraisal. Whether the high school district can then negotiate directly with the Nevada City Elementary School District for purchase of the property, lease-purchase being a distinct possibility at this time, or whether the sale must be made on a bid basis will be determined by state law and state agency financial requirements, Gelatt said. : Gelatt said he has written the elementary school district informing them that the lease runs out at the end ofthis school year and that the high school district intends to sell the property. , He said, however, that it is likely that a one year lease tocover thenext school year will be negotiated with the Nevada City district. Sale of the property must come before the high school district completes its preliminary work on plans to expand the high school plant from its. present 900 student capacity toa school which will house 2000 students in a four-year program. The district plans to continue use of the junior high. school for seventh and eighth graders, with an anticipated enrollment of 600 students. Nevada City. Supe: sities = as dent Ed Browning said today the school at the propertime, ris "31180 ‘6/oqueuwices « Kavagyy e¢eag “5 Since the opening of the . making the move in order to” UOTFOSS S$) BOTECT. ~his board will be ready to é negotiate for the purchase of. —