June 16, 1971 (8 pages)

2 The Nevada County Nugget, Wednesday, June 16, 1971 98 diplomas . at Seven Hills Just two less than 100 eighth graders at old Seven Hills School graduate Thursday and they are the last graduating class of the 60-plus year old school. The new Seven Hills School, nearing completion off Brock : Road, -will open its doors this The 98 graduates are listed here in. alphabetical order with the asterisk denoting an honor student who has been on the honor roll three times this school year. _» *Ben. Adeoek, *Jayne Allstot, David Bandimere, Robin Barry, *Joni Bertram, Kar! Blagg, Cindy Boman, *Jeff Bousfield, *Dale Brittan, Lesley Britten, David Brown, James Buckbee, *Dan Christie, Ted-Cirino, Mark Davis. *Sally DeMartini, Dick, *Meggy Emrich, Steve Ennis, Shauna Fairclough, Robert .Fleming, Ray Foster, Sandra Gage, *Joe Gagliardi, Sue Gallagher, Sam Garrett, Mack Gil-pin, Kim Gray, *Susan Hall, . *Vicki Hallett. *Melody Heisey, John Highfill, Mike Hill, Donald Hoffler, Mary Hoskin, . *SheilaHowe, Roxanne Hudgen,~*Madge Humphries, *Eric Jennings, John Lacayo, Agnes Mankins, Sally Marcher, *Tim McGrath. _ *Susan McGuire, Bob McKay, *Lisa McLaughlin, *Bob Meier, Scott Menefee, *Cindy Meyer, *Kris Morrison, *Ruth Mosac, Tim Murphy, Tina Napolitano, ; Randy Nunnink, Marianne Pello, Martin Perry, *Lola Phelps. Sherron Pollock, Emil Raetz, Forrest Ranous, *Peggy Rasmussen, *Scott Rassmussen, Mary Robinson, Jim Rogers, John ‘Samsky, «Debra Sheldon, Penny Silva, *Mimi ‘Simmons, *Lynn Slattery, Diana» Smith, James Sparhawk, *Michael Stafford, *Kimberly Starr, Marvin Tamblyn, Tim Teifel; Scott Thomas, *Anne Vessey, Mark Vinson, Margo Warino, *Cindy Lee-Watson, Cindy Marie Watson, Cindy Weatherford, ‘*Mark Weir, ' *Mary Wells, Thomas Wheat. Thora Wheeler, Lorrie Williamsen, Lillian Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Tim Witwer, Michelle Woodman, David Woodruff, *Robin Wojcik, Gregory Yoeman, *Melodie Yun and Susan Zimbelman. Two permits for water use are granted One application for diversion of water and two permits of locat interest were received and granted recently by the State Water Resources Control Board. The application submitted in May was from Richard R. and Nevada S. Lewis of Sierra City for water from Wixon Spring for irrigation, domestic, recreational and fire protection purposes, The two permits issued in May went to Lamond Kenneth and Betty June Laughlin of Grass Valley for water from an unnamed stream, tributary to French Ravine, for irrigation, domestic, stockwatering and fire -"-t pibateetion purposes *Linda Leffingwell, . Barbara: *Lynne Mansfield, 7. Installations . for 49er Post and auxiliary Installation of officers of the Veterans of Foreign Wars the ‘49"ers Post 9878, and its Auxiliary, was held at Babe's Hall in North San Juan on May 28. Due to the inclement weather, only afew of the ladies were on hand for the affair. The men had a better representation. Mis. Joe (Ada Belle) Bara. jas of Colfax was the installing officer for the Auxiliary, and was. assisted by her conductresses, Mrs. Andy (Kay) Skinner and Mrs. Marjorie Day. Officers installed were: presi. dent, Mrs. Lester (Octavia) Brown, junior vice president. Mrs. Cecile Wilson; chaplain, Mrs. Bessié Leonard; conductress, Mrs. Chester (Zoann) Wasley; treasurer, Mrs. John (Ruth) Skoverski; guard, Mrs. Frank (Lois) Azevedo; patriotic instructor, Mrs. Wm, Gerri) Treloar; and secretary, Mrs. Fred (Phyllis) Burtz. , Installing officer for the post was Past 17th District Commander Andrew Skinner, , assisted by Past 17th District Commander Jerry Day. Tim Harrison was installed as commander; senior vice-commander, Herbert Treloar; chaplain, Wm. Treloar; and quartermaster, Dick Morton. A special award for selling the most Buddy Poppies was presented to Mrs, Lois Azevedo, Light refreshments’ were Top Toastm DON BRADFORD presented aster g ij ets PIGEZE the Doc Lobecker Award to Bill Lambert on May 24th at the award. bats Timberline Toastmaster Charter Night dinner. The award is given to the outstanding Toastmaster of the last six months. Don Bradford was the previous winner. President Tino Tassone looked on the presentation. The theme for the evening was the Old West. : CIRCLE 265 MEET Neighbors of Woodcraft, Champion Circle 265 will meet in California Hall Thursday at 8 p.m. GN Florence Elliott re‘quests the presence of all officers and guards for practice, Refreshments will be served by Heather Childers and her . committee, PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, 301 Broad Street Nevada City, Ca. 95959 _ Telephone 265-2471 Second class postage paid at Nevada: City, California, Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, Juce 3, 1960, DecreeNo, 12, 406, Subscription Rates: one year, $3,00; two years, $5, 00, 1987. of the LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSAL FOR REZONING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Nevada City will consider a proposed dinance No, 277 of said. City for the rezoning of the following described territory from "R-1 -. One-family zone" to GB -~General business zone": All that portion of Lot 4, Bloc 8, of the City of Nevada City, as said lot. and block are designated upon the official map of NCHS picnic at You Bet Tommy Schneider, 9-yearold son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schneider, is the youngest ‘ member of the Nevada County . Historical Society. -. Tommy and his fellow members and guests will: attend a picnic at You. Bed June }]9 with ‘4: Steve Chileski the chairman, ' Those attending are .asked: to . bring.a ‘picnic ,lunch and drinking water, Coffee will be furnished. Those who would like to pan for gold’are asked to bringtheir own gold pan. Lyle White, his. torian, will give a history of the area and a,tour through the You Bet cemetery. _ Those attending wilt leave Memorial Park at 10;30.a,m, For reservations call 273-7847 so those in charge will know = how’ much “<offee to prepare. amendment to Or-LEGAL NOTICE said City made by H, S, Bradley in the year 1869, described as follows: Commencing at the Northwest corner of said Lot 4; thence running along the North line of said lot in an Easterly direction a distance of 123 fee more or less, to the Northeas corner of said Lot 4; thence South along the East line of said lot a distance of 50 feet more or less, to a-point in theNorthwesterly line of the existing State Freeway; thence along the existing Northwesterly, Northerly and Northeasterly lines of said State Freeway the following three courses and distances: South 35° 36' 43" West 58 feet, more or less, to. an angle point in said freeway line; thence South 85° 45' 7" West 77,32 feet; thence North 32° 17' 06" West 49.87 feet to the Westerly line of said Lot 4, and/or the Easterly line of Coyote Street; thence along said Easterly line of Coyote Street Northerly a distance of 55 feet, more or less, to the point of beginning, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that a public hearing on said proposal will be held before the City Council on June 28, 1971, at 8:00 o'clock P.M., at the council chambers at the City Hall, Nevada City, California, at which time and place ail interested persons may appear.and be heard, ‘ Dated: June 14, 1971 CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NEVADA CITY /s/ JOHN F, RANKIN». Mayor Regi : or Publication: June 16,

2 The Nevada County Nugget, Wednesday, June 16, 1971 98 diplomas . at Seven Hills Just two less than 100 eighth graders at old Seven Hills School graduate Thursday and they are the last graduating class of the 60-plus year old school. The new Seven Hills School, nearing completion off Brock : Road, -will open its doors this The 98 graduates are listed here in. alphabetical order with the asterisk denoting an honor student who has been on the honor roll three times this school year. _» *Ben. Adeoek, *Jayne Allstot, David Bandimere, Robin Barry, *Joni Bertram, Kar! Blagg, Cindy Boman, *Jeff Bousfield, *Dale Brittan, Lesley Britten, David Brown, James Buckbee, *Dan Christie, Ted-Cirino, Mark Davis. *Sally DeMartini, Dick, *Meggy Emrich, Steve Ennis, Shauna Fairclough, Robert .Fleming, Ray Foster, Sandra Gage, *Joe Gagliardi, Sue Gallagher, Sam Garrett, Mack Gil-pin, Kim Gray, *Susan Hall, . *Vicki Hallett. *Melody Heisey, John Highfill, Mike Hill, Donald Hoffler, Mary Hoskin, . *SheilaHowe, Roxanne Hudgen,~*Madge Humphries, *Eric Jennings, John Lacayo, Agnes Mankins, Sally Marcher, *Tim McGrath. _ *Susan McGuire, Bob McKay, *Lisa McLaughlin, *Bob Meier, Scott Menefee, *Cindy Meyer, *Kris Morrison, *Ruth Mosac, Tim Murphy, Tina Napolitano, ; Randy Nunnink, Marianne Pello, Martin Perry, *Lola Phelps. Sherron Pollock, Emil Raetz, Forrest Ranous, *Peggy Rasmussen, *Scott Rassmussen, Mary Robinson, Jim Rogers, John ‘Samsky, «Debra Sheldon, Penny Silva, *Mimi ‘Simmons, *Lynn Slattery, Diana» Smith, James Sparhawk, *Michael Stafford, *Kimberly Starr, Marvin Tamblyn, Tim Teifel; Scott Thomas, *Anne Vessey, Mark Vinson, Margo Warino, *Cindy Lee-Watson, Cindy Marie Watson, Cindy Weatherford, ‘*Mark Weir, ' *Mary Wells, Thomas Wheat. Thora Wheeler, Lorrie Williamsen, Lillian Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Tim Witwer, Michelle Woodman, David Woodruff, *Robin Wojcik, Gregory Yoeman, *Melodie Yun and Susan Zimbelman. Two permits for water use are granted One application for diversion of water and two permits of locat interest were received and granted recently by the State Water Resources Control Board. The application submitted in May was from Richard R. and Nevada S. Lewis of Sierra City for water from Wixon Spring for irrigation, domestic, recreational and fire protection purposes, The two permits issued in May went to Lamond Kenneth and Betty June Laughlin of Grass Valley for water from an unnamed stream, tributary to French Ravine, for irrigation, domestic, stockwatering and fire -"-t pibateetion purposes *Linda Leffingwell, . Barbara: *Lynne Mansfield, 7. Installations . for 49er Post and auxiliary Installation of officers of the Veterans of Foreign Wars the ‘49"ers Post 9878, and its Auxiliary, was held at Babe's Hall in North San Juan on May 28. Due to the inclement weather, only afew of the ladies were on hand for the affair. The men had a better representation. Mis. Joe (Ada Belle) Bara. jas of Colfax was the installing officer for the Auxiliary, and was. assisted by her conductresses, Mrs. Andy (Kay) Skinner and Mrs. Marjorie Day. Officers installed were: presi. dent, Mrs. Lester (Octavia) Brown, junior vice president. Mrs. Cecile Wilson; chaplain, Mrs. Bessié Leonard; conductress, Mrs. Chester (Zoann) Wasley; treasurer, Mrs. John (Ruth) Skoverski; guard, Mrs. Frank (Lois) Azevedo; patriotic instructor, Mrs. Wm, Gerri) Treloar; and secretary, Mrs. Fred (Phyllis) Burtz. , Installing officer for the post was Past 17th District Commander Andrew Skinner, , assisted by Past 17th District Commander Jerry Day. Tim Harrison was installed as commander; senior vice-commander, Herbert Treloar; chaplain, Wm. Treloar; and quartermaster, Dick Morton.

A special award for selling the most Buddy Poppies was presented to Mrs, Lois Azevedo, Light refreshments’ were Top Toastm DON BRADFORD presented aster g ij ets PIGEZE the Doc Lobecker Award to Bill Lambert on May 24th at the award. bats Timberline Toastmaster Charter Night dinner. The award is given to the outstanding Toastmaster of the last six months. Don Bradford was the previous winner. President Tino Tassone looked on the presentation. The theme for the evening was the Old West. : CIRCLE 265 MEET Neighbors of Woodcraft, Champion Circle 265 will meet in California Hall Thursday at 8 p.m. GN Florence Elliott re‘quests the presence of all officers and guards for practice, Refreshments will be served by Heather Childers and her . committee, PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, 301 Broad Street Nevada City, Ca. 95959 _ Telephone 265-2471 Second class postage paid at Nevada: City, California, Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, Juce 3, 1960, DecreeNo, 12, 406, Subscription Rates: one year, $3,00; two years, $5, 00, 1987. of the LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSAL FOR REZONING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City of Nevada City will consider a proposed dinance No, 277 of said. City for the rezoning of the following described territory from "R-1 -. One-family zone" to GB -~General business zone": All that portion of Lot 4, Bloc 8, of the City of Nevada City, as said lot. and block are designated upon the official map of NCHS picnic at You Bet Tommy Schneider, 9-yearold son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schneider, is the youngest ‘ member of the Nevada County . Historical Society. -. Tommy and his fellow members and guests will: attend a picnic at You. Bed June }]9 with ‘4: Steve Chileski the chairman, ' Those attending are .asked: to . bring.a ‘picnic ,lunch and drinking water, Coffee will be furnished. Those who would like to pan for gold’are asked to bringtheir own gold pan. Lyle White, his. torian, will give a history of the area and a,tour through the You Bet cemetery. _ Those attending wilt leave Memorial Park at 10;30.a,m, For reservations call 273-7847 so those in charge will know = how’ much “<offee to prepare. amendment to Or-LEGAL NOTICE said City made by H, S, Bradley in the year 1869, described as follows: Commencing at the Northwest corner of said Lot 4; thence running along the North line of said lot in an Easterly direction a distance of 123 fee more or less, to the Northeas corner of said Lot 4; thence South along the East line of said lot a distance of 50 feet more or less, to a-point in theNorthwesterly line of the existing State Freeway; thence along the existing Northwesterly, Northerly and Northeasterly lines of said State Freeway the following three courses and distances: South 35° 36' 43" West 58 feet, more or less, to. an angle point in said freeway line; thence South 85° 45' 7" West 77,32 feet; thence North 32° 17' 06" West 49.87 feet to the Westerly line of said Lot 4, and/or the Easterly line of Coyote Street; thence along said Easterly line of Coyote Street Northerly a distance of 55 feet, more or less, to the point of beginning, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that a public hearing on said proposal will be held before the City Council on June 28, 1971, at 8:00 o'clock P.M., at the council chambers at the City Hall, Nevada City, California, at which time and place ail interested persons may appear..and be heard, ‘ Dated: June 14, 1971 CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NEVADA CITY /s/ JOHN F, RANKIN».. Mayor Regi : or Publication: June 16,