March 3, 1966 (20 pages)

g7vVt & SNMP ee oO ee) Sere eee . i] March 3, 1966.Nevada County Nugget. yw) t 5S GEIE SR SE RETRACT ec age ng John T. Trauner Will Run For Re-election As County Auditor John T. (Tommy) Trauner today announced his candidacy for re-election to the office of County Auditor, a position he has held since 1956, Trauner is no stranger to the county government, having first been appointed as deputy County Clerk and Auditor under the lateR, E, Deeble. The 1950 Board of Supervisors appointed him as County Veterans Service Officer, and he worked in that position until 1956 when he was Promoted to the position of County Clerk and Auditor, He was subsequently returned to that office by the electorate in 1958 and again in 1962, In January 1965, at the request of the Board of Supervisors he John Tra uner Yuba-Bear Flume Repair Is Put On A Crash Program Final acceptance by Pacific Gas & Electric Company of the Nevada Irrigation District's $59 million Yuba ~-Bear River hydroelectric project is expected by the middle of this month. This was announced Friday by project manager, Charles WagNoted Organist Will Present A Concert Sunday Dr. Charles Schilling, university organist and professor of music at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, will present a public recital at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, March 6, at Trinity Episcopal Church, Nevada City, under the auspices of the Mother Lode Chapter of the American Guild of Organists, Dr. Charles Schilling Although he holds the highest Guild degrees and the Doctor of Sacred Music from Union Theological .eminary in New York, as as minister's son, Dr. Schilling is well acquainted with the musicalneeds in churches of all sizes. His program has been chosen for variety and general appeal, Preceding the recital, a workshop for church musicians, especially organists, will be held at 3 p.m, at the Community Baptist Church of Nevada City, niere of Ebasco Services, Inc, A at a meeting of the NID board of directors, Final acceptance of the project as fully operational is of critital’ importance to the district. The project was financed by the sale of revenue bonds which were to be retired with revenue derived from the sale of electric power generated at the district's two new power plants on Bear River and from the sale of power water to PG&E. Failure to make deliveries could cost the district a penalty of $9,000 a day. Acceptance of the project as fully operational was delayed by the collapse late last year of two sections of the new Dutch Flat Flume on Bear River, Although the faulty sections were quickly repaired, PG&E demanded that approximately four miles of the outer wall of the flume by reinforced to prevent future failures, District officials appeared before the California Districts Securities Commission Feb, 18 in San Francisco to obtain permission to use project bond monies and district forces to make the necessary reinforcement to the flume, The commission approved the project and work is already under way, W agniere told the directors Friday that work on the $75,000 job is progressing despite poor w eather: conditions and crews will work around the clock if necessary to complete the project, In other action, the board released approximately $500,000 to project contractor, Paul Hardeman, Inc, The money is a portion of a $1.5 million retention fund the district has been holding back on the job, Action on the release of funds came after a discussion about who would be responsible if the district failed to meet the full operation date on the project and the $9,000 per day penalty was invoked, resigned as County Clerk in order to accept the combined position of Auditor-Controller, Trauner is married to the former Doris Frank of Rough and Ready where they now reside, They have 3 children, Dale, Kathy, and John. Trauner has been active throughout his adult life in civic affairs both locally and through the state. He is a veteran of WW II serving with the 2nd Armored Division and was one of the soldiers privileged to participate in the triumphant march into Berlin. Trauner has served during a period of great change in County Government and has met the challenge of modern government as it affects his particular office. Presently he -is engaged in the study and programing of electronic data processing, which will become effective in Nevada County, July 1st-of this year, In asking the electorate to return him tohis present office, he restates the pledge he made to Nevada County voters four years ago. In 1962 he stated, ."I pledge tothe voters of this county a most efficient, progressive Auditor's office at the most economical cost to the taxpaying public", Today in asking for your support, he reiterates that pledge. 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g7vVt & SNMP ee oO ee) Sere eee . i] March 3, 1966..Nevada County Nugget. yw) t 5S GEIE SR SE RETRACT ec age ng John T. Trauner Will Run For Re-election As County Auditor John T. (Tommy) Trauner today announced his candidacy for re-election to the office of County Auditor, a position he has held since 1956, Trauner is no stranger to the county government, having first been appointed as deputy County Clerk and Auditor under the lateR, E, Deeble. The 1950 Board of Supervisors appointed him as County Veterans Service Officer, and he worked in that position until 1956 when he was Promoted to the position of County Clerk and Auditor, He was subsequently returned to that office by the electorate in 1958 and again in 1962, In January 1965, at the request of the Board of Supervisors he John Tra uner Yuba-Bear Flume Repair Is Put On A Crash Program Final acceptance by Pacific Gas & Electric Company of the Nevada Irrigation District's $59 million Yuba ~-Bear River hydroelectric project is expected by the middle of this month. This was announced Friday by project manager, Charles WagNoted Organist Will Present A Concert Sunday Dr. Charles Schilling, university organist and professor of music at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, will present a public recital at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, March 6, at Trinity Episcopal Church, Nevada City, under the auspices of the Mother Lode Chapter of the American Guild of Organists, Dr. Charles Schilling Although he holds the highest Guild degrees and the Doctor of Sacred Music from Union Theological .eminary in New York, as as minister's son, Dr. Schilling is well acquainted with the musicalneeds in churches of all sizes. His program has been chosen for variety and general appeal, Preceding the recital, a workshop for church musicians, especially organists, will be held at 3 p.m, at the Community Baptist Church of Nevada City, niere of Ebasco Services, Inc, A at a meeting of the NID board of directors, Final acceptance of the project as fully operational is of critital’ importance to the district. The project was financed by the sale of revenue bonds which were to be retired with revenue derived from the sale of electric power generated at the district's two new power plants on Bear River and from the sale of power water to PG&E. Failure to make deliveries could cost the district a penalty of $9,000 a day. Acceptance of the project as fully operational was delayed by the collapse late last year of two sections of the new Dutch Flat Flume on Bear River, Although the faulty sections were quickly repaired, PG&E demanded that approximately four miles of the outer wall of the flume by reinforced to prevent future failures, District officials appeared before the California Districts Securities Commission Feb, 18 in San Francisco to obtain permission to use project bond monies and district forces to make the necessary reinforcement to the flume, The commission approved the project and work is already under way, W agniere told the directors Friday that work on the $75,000 job is progressing despite poor w eather: conditions and crews will work around the clock if necessary to complete the project, In other action, the board released approximately $500,000 to project contractor, Paul

Hardeman, Inc, The money is a portion of a $1.5 million retention fund the district has been holding back on the job, Action on the release of funds came after a discussion about who would be responsible if the district failed to meet the full operation date on the project and the $9,000 per day penalty was invoked, resigned as County Clerk in order to accept the combined position of Auditor-Controller, Trauner is married to the former Doris Frank of Rough and Ready where they now reside, They have 3 children, Dale, Kathy, and John. Trauner has been active throughout his adult life in civic affairs both locally and through the state. He is a veteran of WW II serving with the 2nd Armored Division and was one of the soldiers privileged to participate in the triumphant march into Berlin. Trauner has served during a period of great change in County Government and has met the challenge of modern government as it affects his particular office. Presently he -is engaged in the study and programing of electronic data processing, which will become effective in Nevada County, July 1st-of this year, In asking the electorate to return him tohis present office, he restates the pledge he made to Nevada County voters four years ago. In 1962 he stated, ."I pledge tothe voters of this county a most efficient, progressive Auditor's office at the most economical cost to the taxpaying public", Today in asking for your support, he reiterates that pledge. SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING PILLSBURY BUTT ERMILK BISCUITS PINEAPPLE -GRAPEFRUIT DEL MONTE sus O96 TUBE 5° DEL MONTE DRINK 460z 2/49: TOMATO SOUP 10 oz 40° MARGARINE = 5 ts 1" FT cHuck STEAK un 9° COMPARE MLB 427 DIRECT AUTO LOANS with any other new auto loan rates available We think you will be surprised . . . and pleased, how reasonable MLB financing can be. If you think that all ‘bank terms” and auto financing plans are alike . . . visit the Auto Loan Department at MLB. Just choose the new model that suits your fancy and make a note of the price tag. We think we can convince you that a low-cost MLB Direct Auto Loan can mean “hard earned” dollar savings Morzer Lope BANK MEMBER F.D.I.C. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA BANANAS APPLESAUCE 303 size Hills Bros, COFFEE 2 LB. $1.37 3 LB. $2.05 CRYSTAL ICE CREAM 1/2 GAL SHERBET U/2:GAL Ss) < nce todent 2/25° LB 79° RUMP ROAST Boneless X RIB ROAST LEAN iB 69 LB SIRLOIN TIP ROAST ts sie GROUND CHUCK ww: 69° ea: REGULAR GROUND BEEF 3 Bs dba KREY SLICED BACON ~>s._ ut 89° 89 89° LITY FRESH MEATS. 2 LBS ‘ ARTICHOKES 36 SIZE 3/29: 303 a Wid ead SA: me