March 4, 1965 (24 pages)

SO6BI ‘Pp Yoel’ **1083NN AunoD epeaon’** AY March 4, 1965.Nevada County Nugget. @9 th ROR Reverend Robert Noble Will Leave Trinity Episcopal The Rev, Robert Noble, Rector of Trinity Episcopal Church in Nevada City, will leave the Trinity parish after April30 to take up the duties of Rector of All Saints Episcopal Church in Redding. Rev. Noble came to Trinity ' Episcopal Church in July of 1960. Since that time, he said, his emphasis has been on helping people to become articulate about their faith, When he came 150 people had been baptized in the the church and now the figure has risen to 500. Rev. Robert Noble County Forces Will Repair Brunswick Road Washout (Continued from Page 1) visors Monday she had been informed that the county did not need a recreation com mission to be eligible for the minimum $75,000 available to counties under the recently passed Proposition One bondissue. Applications for these funds will be received until 1969. The supervisors decided to take the economy route and have county road forces repair the washout on Brunswick Road near the Brunswick sawmill. At the last meeting county road commissioner Bob Graham told , the board the gaping hole in the road which developed during the heavy winter rains could be repaired in-two ways. It-couldbe done with state emergency funds with the county paying approximately $16,000 af tne anticipated $40,000 job, or county forces could doa repair job for about $8,000. During the earlier discussion it was suggested that one of the reasons for the washout which caused the road to collapse was seepage under the road froma Nevada Irrigation ditch. The county counsel was directed to put ina damageclaimtothe NID and Graham was toldtoseeifhe could get the NID to line the ditch in this area to eliminate the seepage. Monday Mrs, Lawrence said she had filed the damage claim with the NID, but} had received no reply. Because of the shortage of road money and because of the need to get the roadrepaired, the supervisors authorized Graham to go ahead with the job. Atthe insistance of Supervisor Don Blake, the board passed a resolution of intent indicating it would do $10, 000 worth of work next year on the so-called perimeter road in the former Camp Beale area. Graham had been asked to negotiate with landowners on acquisition of rights of way and he told the-supervisors Monday that he could do little without some indication that the county inténdedto go ahead with the job. He estimated that acquisition, fencing and the paving ofa one mile strip of land which is being asked. as a condition of acceptance by one landowner, would cost the county $45,000. Blake pointed out the road would open new lands to development andwouldbe good tor tne county tax rolls. In other action the supervisors — Authorized the start of work on renovation of the present supervisors chambers so that room can , be used by the building inspector's staff; Awarded the contract for renovation of the present superior court chambers to the new supervisors chambers to low bidder Don Steger & Son of Nevada City for . $3,775. 47; Authorized the road commis= sioner to make a study of repairing the .road to Lower Scotts Flat Réservoirsothat’state tank trucks could reach the area for trout stocking; Set 2 p.m. March 16 as the date for the public hearing on the request to rezone Loma Rica Industrial Park from A-1 to M industrial. Planners Are Working On New Rules (Continued from Page 1) City maintenance yard. A letter from District Engineer W.L, Warrén pointed out that no additional property would be required, Commissioner Don Fairclough asked for the use of an agenda for future meetings. He complained thatthe commission could not be expected to act on things which it had dumped on it the night of the meeting. Steger said the commission would try out setting up and mailing out agendas to members in the future. ‘Steger also reported that forms were being worked out for submitting requests for variances to the commission, He, city manager Henry Roese and city attorney William Wetherall were also working on rules of procedure for the commission, The commission will write to other cities-to see what kind of forms they use before making a final draft of the city variance form. The rules of procedure are still being studied and modified. Py Rev. Noble has been active in a variety of community activities since his arrival here, He has served as chaplain at the Washington Ridge CYA camp, makes calls on Episcopal patients at all the local hospitals, was founder of the Episcopal Young Churchmen, isa past president of the Nevada County Ministerial Association and was one of the prime movers in an effort to es-: tablish a community calendar to aid in the elimination of conflictevents in the twin cities area. PG&E Office Will Stay Open (Continued from Page 1) doubt was taken by someone to indicate an intention of closing the Nevada City office. “You no doubt will be pleased to know that the lease is being renewed andwewill continue doing business fromthe same old stand. “I am sorry the rumor started . andthat you became unnecessarily concerned over it. In any event. it caused you to write to LEONARD.F. CAREY.Realtor Phone 273-4300---P,O, Box 944, Grass Valley California Real Estate Investments --_ Mortgegs loons me and I am glad to hear from you. oe “Although not a regular service to those who write in with complaints, why not call me next time you are coming to San Francisco and I will take you out to lunch, “ Sothis week it looks as though Mrs, Rachel Paris, who has staffed the Nevada City office for many years, willalso be doing business at the same old stand, ~ Now your savings can. receive the security of a bank .eand deliver the return of an investment If you’re like most of us, you work hard for your money. Is your money working hard for you? Right now it could be earning 4% daily interest in a savings account at Bank of America. That’s the maximum interest that the law allows. And what it means to you is just this: that your savings can have the security ofa . bank, plus the return of a good investment. Put your money to work for you where it’ll be safe, available, and earning top bank interest — open a savings account at Bank of America today! BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

SO6BI ‘Pp Yoel’ **1083NN AunoD epeaon’** AY March 4, 1965..Nevada County Nugget.. @9 th ROR Reverend Robert Noble Will Leave Trinity Episcopal The Rev, Robert Noble, Rector of Trinity Episcopal Church in Nevada City, will leave the Trinity parish after April30 to take up the duties of Rector of All Saints Episcopal Church in Redding. Rev. Noble came to Trinity ' Episcopal Church in July of 1960. Since that time, he said, his emphasis has been on helping people to become articulate about their faith, When he came 150 people had been baptized in the the church and now the figure has risen to 500. Rev. Robert Noble County Forces Will Repair Brunswick Road Washout (Continued from Page 1) visors Monday she had been informed that the county did not need a recreation com mission to be eligible for the minimum $75,000 available to counties under the recently passed Proposition One bondissue. Applications for these funds will be received until 1969. The supervisors decided to take the economy route and have county road forces repair the washout on Brunswick Road near the Brunswick sawmill. At the last meeting county road commissioner Bob Graham told , the board the gaping hole in the road which developed during the heavy winter rains could be repaired in-two ways. It-couldbe done with state emergency funds with the county paying approximately $16,000 af tne anticipated $40,000 job, or county forces could doa repair job for about $8,000. During the earlier discussion it was suggested that one of the reasons for the washout which caused the road to collapse was seepage under the road froma Nevada Irrigation ditch. The county counsel was directed to put ina damageclaimtothe NID and Graham was toldtoseeifhe could get the NID to line the ditch in this area to eliminate the seepage. Monday Mrs, Lawrence said she had filed the damage claim with the NID, but} had received no reply. Because of the shortage of road money and because of the need to get the roadrepaired, the supervisors authorized Graham to go ahead with the job. Atthe insistance of Supervisor Don Blake, the board passed a resolution of intent indicating it would do $10, 000 worth of work next year on the so-called perimeter road in the former Camp Beale area. Graham had been asked to negotiate with landowners on acquisition of rights of way and he told the-supervisors Monday that he could do little without some indication that the county inténdedto go ahead with the job. He estimated that acquisition, fencing and the paving ofa one mile strip of land which is being asked. as a condition of acceptance by one landowner, would cost the county $45,000. Blake pointed out the road would open new lands to development andwouldbe good tor tne county tax rolls. In other action the supervisors — Authorized the start of work on renovation of the present supervisors chambers so that room can , be used by the building inspector's staff; Awarded the contract for renovation of the present superior

court chambers to the new supervisors chambers to low bidder Don Steger & Son of Nevada City for . $3,775. 47; Authorized the road commis= sioner to make a study of repairing the .road to Lower Scotts Flat Réservoirsothat’state tank trucks could reach the area for trout stocking; Set 2 p.m. March 16 as the date for the public hearing on the request to rezone Loma Rica Industrial Park from A-1 to M industrial. Planners Are Working On New Rules (Continued from Page 1) City maintenance yard. A letter from District Engineer W.L, Warrén pointed out that no additional property would be required, Commissioner Don Fairclough asked for the use of an agenda for future meetings. He complained thatthe commission could not be expected to act on things which it had dumped on it the night of the meeting. Steger said the commission would try out setting up and mailing out agendas to members in the future. ‘Steger also reported that forms were being worked out for submitting requests for variances to the commission, He, city manager Henry Roese and city attorney William Wetherall were also working on rules of procedure for the commission, The commission will write to other cities-to see what kind of forms they use before making a final draft of the city variance form. The rules of procedure are still being studied and modified. Py Rev. Noble has been active in a variety of community activities since his arrival here, He has served as chaplain at the Washington Ridge CYA camp, makes calls on Episcopal patients at all the local hospitals, was founder of the Episcopal Young Churchmen, isa past president of the Nevada County Ministerial Association and was one of the prime movers in an effort to es-: tablish a community calendar to aid in the elimination of conflictevents in the twin cities area. PG&E Office Will Stay Open (Continued from Page 1) doubt was taken by someone to indicate an intention of closing the Nevada City office. “You no doubt will be pleased to know that the lease is being renewed andwewill continue doing business fromthe same old stand. “I am sorry the rumor started . andthat you became unnecessarily concerned over it. In any event. it caused you to write to LEONARD.F. CAREY..Realtor Phone 273-4300---P,O, Box 944, Grass Valley California Real Estate Investments --_ Mortgegs loons me and I am glad to hear from you. oe “Although not a regular service to those who write in with complaints, why not call me next time you are coming to San Francisco and I will take you out to lunch, “ Sothis week it looks as though Mrs, Rachel Paris, who has staffed the Nevada City office for many years, willalso be doing business at the same old stand, ~ Now your savings can. receive the security of a bank .eand deliver the return of an investment If you’re like most of us, you work hard for your money. Is your money working hard for you? Right now it could be earning 4% daily interest in a savings account at Bank of America. That’s the maximum interest that the law allows. And what it means to you is just this: that your savings can have the security ofa . bank, plus the return of a good investment. Put your money to work for you where it’ll be safe, available, and earning top bank interest — open a savings account at Bank of America today! BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION