July 30, 1975 (8 pages)

THE TAYLOR FOUNDRY on Mill Street in Grass Valley was once part of the mining boom for the hard rock mines in the area. The foundry has been removed and the Mill Street apartments are now located there. Camptonville News CAMPTONVILLE, July 16. Edward Paul Barnett and Sandra Allene Maxwell, both of marriage on July 4th., at the Camptonville Community Church, Judge Acton M.1 cotton seersucker, deep Vneckline, edged with wide blue lace collar, empire style. pink poly-cotton dress with rounded neckline edged with pink lace. Both carried nosegays of white carnations, pink rosebuds, and stephonitis. Kimbra Maxwell, daughter of the bride, was escorted down the isle by her cousin, David J. Elrod, to stand beside her mother. Her gown was made of blue poly-cotton seersucker and she carried a small matching nosegay. Miss Shelly Elrod, of Pleasanton, California, niece of ’ the bride, served as pianist. Mrs. Carol Elrod, of Pleasanton, California, sister.indaw : of the bride, was. in. charge of the bride’s table. Out of town guests included the bride’s grandmother, Mrs. Sylvia Bumgardner, of Eureka, Kansas, her aunt, Mrs. Corenne here for the past few 's have moved to near Alleghany to reside. Mrs. Mike Stone and children, of Davis, arrived from Davis, Wednesday enroute to their summer home here. Mrs. Myrtle Eggers has been confined at the SierraNevada Memorial Hospital at “ Grass Valley, following surgery and is expected home within a few more days. . Mr. and Mrs. Myron Pauly, of.: Red Bluff, returned home after spending a few days visiting his mother Mrs. Grace Pauly. Mrs. Jessie Kay, of Phoenix, Arizona, arrived Monday to spend a vacation visit with her brother J. Harry Sumner at his home on Cleveland Avenue. Oroville Creviston has been confined to his home for the past few days following surgery on his hand at the Sierra-Nevada Memorial. Hospital in Grass Vv alley. Constable William E. Groves, while in the line of duty, Wednesday evening, was bitten by a dog on his right arm, and had to go to the emergency room of the Miners’ Hospital at Nevada City, for treatment. The Yuba Youth Self Help . told to remove wood operation Youth Self Help, located onthe site of Old Seven Hills School Plant, has been asked to. remove a wood yard because it violates the Nevada City Zoning Ordinance. The county owns the former school plant, which has been leased to Youth Self Help for a nominal fee. The agreement, according to County Counsel Leo Todd, allows the leasing ‘oup to use the grounds. The Nevada City Council, by letter, advised supervisors complaints concerning the wood yard operation have been received. City Manager Beryl Robinson Jr. pointed out the use is in violation of the city’s single family residential County Animal Shelter took the 20ning for the area. to the shelter for servation the following day. State okays. yard sale to Nevada City The State Highway Commission. today approved the sale to Nevada City of part of the old Nevada City highway. maintenance station. obThe city will use the 18' acre parcel as a maintenance yard. It is located north of the interchange of Gold Flat Road and has several buildings. ower. five «years, to, the ‘department of trartsportation. “No more wood,”’ was Willie _ Curran’s initial reaction. Mike ‘McKee noted that the agreement allows _ the organization the use of the _ grounds, which includes the old tennis courts where the wood is piled. The use is contrary to city zoning the city should be advised to enforce zoning, contributed John Trauner, auditor-controller-fiscal director. Chairman Tom _ Turner believed problems could be prevented by ordering the wood operation discontinued. If the board were in agreement with Turner, Trauner suggested it only had to tell Youth Self Help to remove the wood. Although the wood project is a worthy cause, Turner suggested Youth Self Help must comply with the current Lon Gilbert city zoning citation. Bill’s Better Buys : Brake Adjustment 1.88 WIDE OVAL TIRES 13” RAISED WHITE ' LETTERS AVAILABLE NOW. RECAPPING SERVICE ‘. FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP PLAZA HEFFREN INSURANCE AGENCY TIRE CC di. INC. 4117 W. Main P.O Box 1034 3 ; [Grass Valley Ca. 265-61664.* BEHIND’ SPP: 2659-4642 . July 30, 1975. Wed.; The Nevada County Nugget 3

THE TAYLOR FOUNDRY on Mill Street in Grass Valley was once part of the mining boom for the hard rock mines in the area. The foundry has been removed and the Mill Street apartments are now located there. Camptonville News CAMPTONVILLE, July 16. Edward Paul Barnett and Sandra Allene Maxwell, both of marriage on July 4th., at the Camptonville Community Church, Judge Acton M.1 cotton seersucker, deep Vneckline, edged with wide blue lace collar, empire style. pink poly-cotton dress with rounded neckline edged with pink lace. Both carried nosegays of white carnations, pink rosebuds, and stephonitis. Kimbra Maxwell, daughter of the bride, was escorted down the isle by her cousin, David J. Elrod, to stand beside her mother. Her gown was made of blue poly-cotton seersucker and she carried a small matching nosegay. Miss Shelly Elrod, of Pleasanton, California, niece of ’ the bride, served as pianist. Mrs. Carol Elrod, of Pleasanton, California, sister.indaw : of the bride, was. in. charge of the bride’s table. Out of town guests included the bride’s grandmother, Mrs. Sylvia Bumgardner, of Eureka, Kansas, her aunt, Mrs. Corenne here for the past few 's have moved to near Alleghany to reside. Mrs. Mike Stone and children, of Davis, arrived from Davis, Wednesday enroute to their summer home here. Mrs. Myrtle Eggers has been confined at the SierraNevada Memorial Hospital at “ Grass Valley, following surgery and is expected home within a few more days. . Mr. and Mrs. Myron Pauly, of.: Red Bluff, returned home after spending a few days visiting his mother Mrs. Grace Pauly. Mrs. Jessie Kay, of Phoenix, Arizona, arrived Monday to spend a vacation visit with her brother J. Harry Sumner at his home on Cleveland Avenue. Oroville Creviston has been confined to his home for the past few days following surgery on his hand at the Sierra-Nevada Memorial. Hospital in Grass Vv alley. Constable William E. Groves, while in the line of duty, Wednesday evening, was bitten by a dog on his right arm, and had to go to the emergency room of the Miners’ Hospital at Nevada City, for treatment. The Yuba Youth Self Help . told to remove wood operation Youth Self Help, located onthe site of Old Seven Hills School Plant, has been asked to. remove a wood yard because it violates the Nevada City Zoning Ordinance. The county owns the former school plant, which has been

leased to Youth Self Help for a nominal fee. The agreement, according to County Counsel Leo Todd, allows the leasing ‘oup to use the grounds. The Nevada City Council, by letter, advised supervisors complaints concerning the wood yard operation have been received. City Manager Beryl Robinson Jr. pointed out the use is in violation of the city’s single family residential County Animal Shelter took the 20ning for the area. to the shelter for servation the following day. State okays. yard sale to Nevada City The State Highway Commission. today approved the sale to Nevada City of part of the old Nevada City highway. maintenance station. obThe city will use the 18' acre parcel as a maintenance yard. It is located north of the interchange of Gold Flat Road and has several buildings. ower. five «years, to, the ‘department of trartsportation. “No more wood,”’ was Willie _ Curran’s initial reaction. Mike ‘McKee noted that the agreement allows _ the organization the use of the _ grounds, which includes the old tennis courts where the wood is piled. The use is contrary to city zoning the city should be advised to enforce zoning, contributed John Trauner, auditor-controller-fiscal director. Chairman Tom _ Turner believed problems could be prevented by ordering the wood operation discontinued. If the board were in agreement with Turner, Trauner suggested it only had to tell Youth Self Help to remove the wood. Although the wood project is a worthy cause, Turner suggested Youth Self Help must comply with the current Lon Gilbert city zoning citation. Bill’s Better Buys : Brake Adjustment 1.88 WIDE OVAL TIRES 13” RAISED WHITE ' LETTERS AVAILABLE NOW. RECAPPING SERVICE ‘. FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP PLAZA HEFFREN INSURANCE AGENCY TIRE CC di. INC. 4117 W. Main P.O Box 1034 3 ; [Grass Valley Ca. 265-61664.* BEHIND’ SPP: 2659-4642 . July 30, 1975. Wed.; The Nevada County Nugget 3