June 18, 1969 (12 pages)

2 Students given awards and scholarships Dozens of graduating seniors from Nevada Union High School received awards or scholarships as well as their diplomas on their last day as high school students. Award assemblies were held on the last day of school with the presentations made before the 337 members of the class. of 1969. Trophy winners for Bank of America awards went to Robert Moore for vocational arts, Catherine Guinn for fine arts, Jeffery Barnickol for science and mathematics and Diane Bartsch for liberal arts. The Bank of America certificate winners were: Peggy Lee Brooksby for mathematics, Earlene M. Erickson for laboratory science, Wendy George for music, Jan Engstrom for art, Katherine Kingston for English, Michael P. Lee for social science, Carol Miller for foreign languages, Debra Bennallack for business, Yvonne Johnson for home economics, John Fraser for agriculture and JohnF. Padgett for trades and industrial arts. Robert Moore, Richard Kraushaar, Maureen P. McGrath and Dennis M. Van Meter won state scholarships and Diane Bartsch and Carl E. Miller were awarded honors at entrance. The Daughters of the Ameri-can Revolution good citizenship award ‘Went ‘to Wendy George and national choral award to Nan Rayburn and Tim Browning. Chopin piano award to Catherine Guinn; John Souza award to Jerry Lloyd; youth citizenship award by the Soroptimist Club of Grass Valley to Jeffery Barnickol; and the Bausch-Lomb ‘Science award to Jeffery Barnickol. Jamie Emerson and Mike Lee won the American Legion awards. Other scholarship _ winners were Carol Fusek and Bobbie Hasselbring from the American Legion Auxiliary, Unit No. 130; John Noble from Boosters Club; Carol Fusek from the William and Marian Ghidotti foundation; . Bobbie Hasselbring and Robert Moore from the George Grant Radcliffe; Cathy White, the Grass Valley Jaycettes Chris Jenkins Memorial; Janet Yun, the Jaycee Junior Miss; Carol Fusek, John Shere and Susan Rishoff, the Grass Valley Lions Club; Jamie Emerson, American Association of University Women; Janet Yun, Bernice Glasson Keegan scholarship; Robert Moore, Bank of America; Diane Bartsch, Phi Epsilon Phi, Lambda chapter, Ida Enoksen Memorial. Carol Miller, Soroptimist Club of Grass Valley; Jerry Nevada. County Employes Association; Jerry Clark and Ronald Felce, Sierra Aggie; Jerry Lloyd, American Legion Post No. 130, Joseph E. Henwood Memorial; and John Fraser, California State Polytechnic M4 Bus routes for summer school All schedules start. June 16. Leave Washington city 6:45; Highway 20, 7:05; Five-Mile House 7:15; Willow Valley and Nevada Street 7:25; Coyote St. 2:30; to Hwy. 49, to the Hut 7:35; Nevada City Elm. School 7:40; The Plaza 7:42; Seven Hills School 7:44; Ridge Road 7:50; High School to Slate Creek Cary St., Manzanita St. on Ridge Rd. to Gilmore School to Bell Hill. . Bus No, 70: ‘ Will meet. Mrs. Williams at the Nevada City Elementary at 7:35 and will handle any overload, Bus No. 3: Junction of Park Ave. and Nimrod Sts. 7:02; 4 Corners and Gold Flat Rd, 7:08; Pittsburg Rd. 7:09; Banner Crest and Pinney Woods 7:18; Upper Banner and Mayflower 7:22; Lava Cap and Lower Banner 7;35; Brunswick Rd, to Farber Ford 7:45 to High School, to Gilmore to Bell Hill. x Bus 71: Town Talk 6:50; Yuba River Lumber 6:55; Glenbrook Store, Spring Hill 7:10; Gold Hill Apts. 7:25; Hospital area to Lidster to High School, to Hills Flat Gilmore School, Bell Hill. Bus 37: Greenhorn Rd. 7:00; Brunswick Rd; Burma Rd. 7:15; Lower Colfax to Rattlesnake 7:20; Yeagers Corner 7:25; Union Hill School 7:30; Grandview Terrace 1:35; Grass Valley Glass on Colfax Hwy. 7:40; to High School, Gilmore, Bell Hill. Bus 34; Chicago Park Store 6:48; Sunshine Valley 6:55; Lower Colfax Y Rd, and Colfax CVees and Power Line Rd, 6:58; Jct. of ou Bet Highway 7:00; Peardale Rd., Meadow View Dr. 7:13; Meadow Dr. 7:18; Cedar Redge 7:28; Union Hill 7:31; Grass Valley Glass on Colfax Hwy.; to High School, Gilmore, Bell Hill. Bus 31: Ready Springs School 7:00; Pegars Y; Rough & Ready 7:10; Bitney Springs R. 7:15; to Ponderosa 7:25; Empress Rd. 7:30; Jones Bar Rd. 7:35; Sunset District.7:45; Alta Hill Grocery Store, ‘to High School, Gilmore to Bell Hill. Bus 32: Starbright ‘Acres 7:00; Old Auburn Hwy to Hidden Valley 7:20; Fairgrounds, Brighton St. 1:32; Fawcett, Butler St. 7:37; Walker to Oaks Market 7:45: Adams St, 7:50; Alta Hill; to High School to Gilmore to Bell Hill. Bus 36; Auburn Hwy to Alta Sierra turnoff 7:08; Alta Sierra St.; Norlene St; Scott St. 7:13; to Dog Bar Rd. 7:20; Wheeler Acres 7:23; LaBarr Meadows 7:27; Taylorville 7:35; Empire High School 7:38; Hills Flat to High School, Gilmore, Bell Hill. Bus 73; Lime Kiln 7:15; Hwy. 49 turn around; LaBarr Auburn and Main 7:30; Alta Hill 7:40; High School Gilmore and Bell Hill. Bus 65: McCourtney Rd. Indian Springs Jct. 6:45; Lime Kiln Rd. and Dugan Rd, 7:05; Pleasant Ridge School 7:10; Cherry Creek 7:30; Higgins Corner 7:50; Grass Valley Hills Flat, High School, Gilmore, Bell Hill, NOTE: Routes will be subject to ee oon the first or on the number and location of students attending the sessions, APO D ED hig de neta St GR TS BG tl SB Wednesday, June 18, 1969 Unity Shrine officers installed G0 2 Re PaO et Rs CN and ly hes gaye The Nevade County Nugget 7 BETTY LEE FROST and Chester Mell (in front) were installed worthy high priestess and watchmen of shepherd of Unity Shrine No. 65, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem recently atthe Grass Valley Masonic hall. Anne Blake and Ralph Hollingshead were the installing officers, DeMolays handled the national emblem ceremony and Job's Daughters the cremony of the cross. Don Baggett directed the Nevada Union High School ensemble and chamber choir in the musical entertainment, George Herbert was organist. (Photo by Barbara Snow) Banner Lava Cap road zoning in agreement Agreement seemed to be general on rezoning an unclassified area on Banner Lava Cap Road to single-family dwellings but there was less agreement on the density of the area, Property owners requested the zoning with each home limited to 40,000 square feet. Many in the audience Monday evening for the meeting of the Nevada County Planning Cormmission, suggested the density be increased, ; The commissioners will hold another hearing on the rezoning proposal, June 23, and vote at that time. Herman O. Fiedler's réquest for a-use permit for a metal fabricating plant was approved, Fiedler manufactures gold mining equipment for hobbyists and will build his plant on the northeast side of Brunswick Road, 7100 feet northwest. of the intersection with the Town Talk -Brunswick Road. Lauren and Norma Russell's request to build a single family dwelling. on the north side ‘of Donner Lake was approved. The. north side of the lake is zoned commercial and a use permit must be obtained before a home may be built in that area. The commission also will recommend to the Board of Supervisors that a variance for a 10 ley, was approved by the commission. Public hearings will be held July 14 and in Truckee July 18 to consider rezoning Donner Lake Northern from commercial to single family dwellings, The July 14 hearing will be at the court house. A public hearing to amend the Truckee Tahoe Airport zoning was set for July 18 at Truckee. Resolutions of intention to hold the hearings were approved at Monday's meeting. Volunteers for summer head start sought Volunteer teacher aides are needed for the summer head start program, director Everett Currier announced today.These people will receive a free training program begin\ ning June 16, They will work “under the supervision of teachers in the classroom and on the playground for seven weeks be“This \is valuable training from teachers on a par with any college course they can get," Currier said, Prospective volunteers can call 273-3784 for an interview,

2 Students given awards and scholarships Dozens of graduating seniors from Nevada Union High School received awards or scholarships as well as their diplomas on their last day as high school students. Award assemblies were held on the last day of school with the presentations made before the 337 members of the class. of 1969. Trophy winners for Bank of America awards went to Robert Moore for vocational arts, Catherine Guinn for fine arts, Jeffery Barnickol for science and mathematics and Diane Bartsch for liberal arts. The Bank of America certificate winners were: Peggy Lee Brooksby for mathematics, Earlene M. Erickson for laboratory science, Wendy George for music, Jan Engstrom for art, Katherine Kingston for English, Michael P. Lee for social science, Carol Miller for foreign languages, Debra Bennallack for business, Yvonne Johnson for home economics, John Fraser for agriculture and JohnF. Padgett for trades and industrial arts. Robert Moore, Richard Kraushaar, Maureen P. McGrath and Dennis M. Van Meter won state scholarships and Diane Bartsch and Carl E. Miller were awarded honors at entrance. The Daughters of the Ameri-can Revolution good citizenship award ‘Went ‘to Wendy George and national choral award to Nan Rayburn and Tim Browning. Chopin piano award to Catherine Guinn; John Souza award to Jerry Lloyd; youth citizenship award by the Soroptimist Club of Grass Valley to Jeffery Barnickol; and the Bausch-Lomb ‘Science award to Jeffery Barnickol. Jamie Emerson and Mike Lee won the American Legion awards. Other scholarship _ winners were Carol Fusek and Bobbie Hasselbring from the American Legion Auxiliary, Unit No. 130; John Noble from Boosters Club; Carol Fusek from the William and Marian Ghidotti foundation; . Bobbie Hasselbring and Robert Moore from the George Grant Radcliffe; Cathy White, the Grass Valley Jaycettes Chris Jenkins Memorial; Janet Yun, the Jaycee Junior Miss; Carol Fusek, John Shere and Susan Rishoff, the Grass Valley Lions Club; Jamie Emerson, American Association of University Women; Janet Yun, Bernice Glasson Keegan scholarship; Robert Moore, Bank of America; Diane Bartsch, Phi Epsilon Phi, Lambda chapter, Ida Enoksen Memorial. Carol Miller, Soroptimist Club of Grass Valley; Jerry Nevada. County Employes Association; Jerry Clark and Ronald Felce, Sierra Aggie; Jerry Lloyd, American Legion Post No. 130, Joseph E. Henwood Memorial; and John Fraser, California State Polytechnic M4 Bus routes for summer school All schedules start. June 16. Leave Washington city 6:45; Highway 20, 7:05; Five-Mile House 7:15; Willow Valley and Nevada Street 7:25; Coyote St. 2:30; to Hwy. 49, to the Hut 7:35; Nevada City Elm. School 7:40; The Plaza 7:42; Seven Hills School 7:44; Ridge Road 7:50; High School to Slate Creek Cary St., Manzanita St. on Ridge Rd. to Gilmore School to Bell Hill. . Bus No, 70: ‘ Will meet. Mrs. Williams at the Nevada City Elementary at 7:35 and will handle any overload, Bus No. 3: Junction of Park Ave. and Nimrod Sts. 7:02; 4 Corners and Gold Flat Rd, 7:08; Pittsburg Rd. 7:09; Banner Crest and Pinney Woods 7:18; Upper Banner and Mayflower 7:22; Lava Cap and Lower Banner 7;35; Brunswick Rd, to Farber Ford 7:45 to High School, to Gilmore to Bell Hill. x Bus 71: Town Talk 6:50; Yuba River Lumber 6:55; Glenbrook Store, Spring Hill 7:10; Gold Hill Apts. 7:25; Hospital area to Lidster to High School, to Hills Flat Gilmore School, Bell Hill. Bus 37: Greenhorn Rd. 7:00; Brunswick Rd; Burma Rd. 7:15; Lower Colfax to Rattlesnake 7:20; Yeagers Corner 7:25; Union Hill School 7:30; Grandview Terrace 1:35; Grass Valley Glass on Colfax Hwy. 7:40; to High School, Gilmore, Bell Hill. Bus 34; Chicago Park Store 6:48; Sunshine Valley 6:55; Lower Colfax Y Rd, and Colfax CVees

and Power Line Rd, 6:58; Jct. of ou Bet Highway 7:00; Peardale Rd., Meadow View Dr. 7:13; Meadow Dr. 7:18; Cedar Redge 7:28; Union Hill 7:31; Grass Valley Glass on Colfax Hwy.; to High School, Gilmore, Bell Hill. Bus 31: Ready Springs School 7:00; Pegars Y; Rough & Ready 7:10; Bitney Springs R. 7:15; to Ponderosa 7:25; Empress Rd. 7:30; Jones Bar Rd. 7:35; Sunset District.7:45; Alta Hill Grocery Store, ‘to High School, Gilmore to Bell Hill. Bus 32: Starbright ‘Acres 7:00; Old Auburn Hwy to Hidden Valley 7:20; Fairgrounds, Brighton St. 1:32; Fawcett, Butler St. 7:37; Walker to Oaks Market 7:45: Adams St, 7:50; Alta Hill; to High School to Gilmore to Bell Hill. Bus 36; Auburn Hwy to Alta Sierra turnoff 7:08; Alta Sierra St.; Norlene St; Scott St. 7:13; to Dog Bar Rd. 7:20; Wheeler Acres 7:23; LaBarr Meadows 7:27; Taylorville 7:35; Empire High School 7:38; Hills Flat to High School, Gilmore, Bell Hill. Bus 73; Lime Kiln 7:15; Hwy. 49 turn around; LaBarr Auburn and Main 7:30; Alta Hill 7:40; High School Gilmore and Bell Hill. Bus 65: McCourtney Rd. Indian Springs Jct. 6:45; Lime Kiln Rd. and Dugan Rd, 7:05; Pleasant Ridge School 7:10; Cherry Creek 7:30; Higgins Corner 7:50; Grass Valley Hills Flat, High School, Gilmore, Bell Hill, NOTE: Routes will be subject to ee oon the first or on the number and location of students attending the sessions, APO D ED hig de neta St GR TS BG tl SB Wednesday, June 18, 1969 Unity Shrine officers installed G0 2 Re PaO et Rs CN and ly hes gaye The Nevade County Nugget 7 BETTY LEE FROST and Chester Mell (in front) were installed worthy high priestess and watchmen of shepherd of Unity Shrine No. 65, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem recently atthe Grass Valley Masonic hall. Anne Blake and Ralph Hollingshead were the installing officers, DeMolays handled the national emblem ceremony and Job's Daughters the cremony of the cross. Don Baggett directed the Nevada Union High School ensemble and chamber choir in the musical entertainment, George Herbert was organist. (Photo by Barbara Snow) Banner Lava Cap road zoning in agreement Agreement seemed to be general on rezoning an unclassified area on Banner Lava Cap Road to single-family dwellings but there was less agreement on the density of the area, Property owners requested the zoning with each home limited to 40,000 square feet. Many in the audience Monday evening for the meeting of the Nevada County Planning Cormmission, suggested the density be increased, ; The commissioners will hold another hearing on the rezoning proposal, June 23, and vote at that time. Herman O. Fiedler's réquest for a-use permit for a metal fabricating plant was approved, Fiedler manufactures gold mining equipment for hobbyists and will build his plant on the northeast side of Brunswick Road, 7100 feet northwest. of the intersection with the Town Talk -Brunswick Road. Lauren and Norma Russell's request to build a single family dwelling. on the north side ‘of Donner Lake was approved. The. north side of the lake is zoned commercial and a use permit must be obtained before a home may be built in that area. The commission also will recommend to the Board of Supervisors that a variance for a 10 ley, was approved by the commission. Public hearings will be held July 14 and in Truckee July 18 to consider rezoning Donner Lake Northern from commercial to single family dwellings, The July 14 hearing will be at the court house. A public hearing to amend the Truckee Tahoe Airport zoning was set for July 18 at Truckee. Resolutions of intention to hold the hearings were approved at Monday's meeting. Volunteers for summer head start sought Volunteer teacher aides are needed for the summer head start program, director Everett Currier announced today.These people will receive a free training program begin\ ning June 16, They will work “under the supervision of teachers in the classroom and on the playground for seven weeks be“This \is valuable training from teachers on a par with any college course they can get," Currier said, Prospective volunteers can call 273-3784 for an interview,