May 10, 1972 (12 pages)

8 The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, May 10, 1972 New Unity Shrine officers Robert Campton monument is dedicated Mother Nature provided the spectacular backdrop; History wrote the script and members of the William Bull Meek-William Morris Stewart Chapter No. 10, Ancient and Honorable Order of E Clampus Vitus comprised the dramatis personae for the dedication of the Campton monument, honoring Robert Campton for whom the town of Camptonville was named, Last, Saturday's ceremonies at Monument Lot in the small Yuba County town attracted several hundred visitors who came from many points to enjoy the events of the day. A traditional parade by the Clampers and area folk was followed by a more formal program which included music by The Esquires, under the direction of George Ferreira; invocation by the Rev. Stewart C, Potter, assistant pastor of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church of Yuba City; the address: of welcome and _ introduction of guests by Judge Acton M. Cleveland who also gave a resume of the life and times of Robert Campton, Others on the program inclu¢~d Mrs, Louise D. Mousier, a g. and-niece of Robert Campton, who came from Santa Cruz to unveil the monument and tell of the Campton family; Harold J. Sperbeck, chairman of the Yuba County Board of Supervisors, who spoke on_benalf of that body; and officers of Chapter No, 10, ECV, who concluded the formal dedication of the monument to the town's founder, Following these ceremonies, the Clampers privately initiated a large class of new members in a time-honored ritual in a little grove on the edge of town, Family picnics, fellowship and fun marked the remainder of the day for visitors and guests in the historic community, Sit back and let classified ads do the selling, renting or buying for you. CARL WILL Rotate, Inflate and Inspect . All 5 Tires for $1.88 RECAPPING SERVICE PEAL* TIRE CO. ING. BEHIND SPD 265-4642 Park at Tahoe to be closed for sewer job SACRAMENTO--The State Department of Parks and Recreation announced today that D. L. Bliss State Park in El Dorado County will be closed to camping and day use this summer in order that it can be hooked up to the Tahoe City Public Utility District sewer system, This is the last park in the Tahoe Basin area to be connected to this type of system. Those wishing to camp at § state park campgrounds in the @ area are referred to Donner Memorial and Sugar Pine Point . State Parks and to the Tahoe \ State Recreation Area, All 368 campsites at these parks are available on a reservation basis through Ticketron, Inc. Another state park inthe area, Emerald Bay State Park, will also be open to camping this summer, but only on a firstcome, first served basis, To learn the location of the terminal nearest you, call (916) 445-8828 in Sacramento, County leads in returns to TB appeal Nevada County was number one in returns per letter sent out in this past year's Christmas Seal campaign of the Tuberculosis and Health Association of SacramentoEmigrant Trails (SET) it was announced Tuesday by Mrs. Mae Engel, Nevada County Planning Committee chairman. Mrs, Engel pointed out that the everage contribution per letter sent was $1.03. Among the eight other counties in the association, the closest average was $.96 reached by Amador and Colusa counties, The total Nevada County contribution was close to $5,800, Mrs. Engel made her announcement at the bi-monthly luncheon meeting of the Nevada County Regional Planning Committee of SET at the National Hotel in Nevada City. Another important item of business at the meeting was the report by Gail el junior. at Nevada Union High School, on the anti-smoking program she recently presented to the fourth grades of several Nevada County Elementary Schools. In her program she used "Smokey Sam," a smoking mannequin loaned to Nevada County by SET. IOOF DELEGATES The Independent Order of Odd Fellows No. 12, grand lodge session, will be held May 1419 at the Sacramento auditorium. Delegates are WarrenRidfinger, Charles Engle and Earnest Mason. The first degree will be conferred Thursday with all local members urged to attend. NU‘s land judging team took first place Nevada Union High School's FFA Land Judging team walked away with first place honors in the annual Mother Lode Land Judging Contest held at Cierra College. Other schools participating were East Nicolaus, Amador and Woodland. Besides the first team place, two members of the NUHS group, Stan Baer and Cliff Kitts were first and second place high individual winners respectively. Their team coach is Roy Smith of the NUKS Ag Department. Personnel list is approved for NUHS year Nevada Union High School trustees on Monday approved the list of certificated personnel for 1972-73 which included 62 teachers, 15 probationary teachers and four first year tenure teachers, plus five administrators for NUHS and the Empire High School, Also approved was a new salary schedule for next year which included modest increases of less than five per cent. Mrs, Ruth L. Bowles, head of the English department, advised the board of her intention to retire. Her letter of commendation from the board will include the note that the board is particularly proud of its English department's record. A discipline problem was brought before the board but had not been processed through the administrators and was therefore returned to their jurisdiction for disposition. Chairman Charles Allert will hand out the diplomas at the Empire High School this year. It was noted that the new athletic complex is being selected by other schools to host the league competitions. The contest, annually sponsored by the Resource Conservation Districts, was hosted this year by the Nevada County Resource Conservation District. George Dyer, a member of the board of directors, handed out trophies and ribbons to contest winners, Ron Bryant and Ver] Gish, of the Sierra College faculty provided contest coordination. Recordings hit 1,474 total The.county recorder has reported the following transactions for April: — A total of 1,474 recordings divided as follows: deeds, 564; trust deeds, 287; reconveyances, 191; federal liens, 11; notices of completion, 13; mining claims, 4; separations, 8; survey maps, 5; parcel maps, 28; miscellaneous, 363. — Thirty-six births, 25 deaths and 15 marriages were recorded. — A total of $4,459.95 was collected in transfer taxes, The shares for the county and the incorporated cities were: county $4,255.41; Grass Valley $138.56; Nevada City, $65.98, NC trustees to open bids Bids for paving the playground at the elementary school and on a new pickup truck will be opened Wednesday evening by trustees y of the Nevada City School District, The bid openings is scheduled for 7:30 p.m, in the library of Seven Hills School. Supt, Dan Woodard will give information reports on the summer school and recreation programs, enrollment, the handbook for classified employes, negotiations with teachers, the calendar for preparation of the budget and the California School Boards' Association meeting held in Marysville. %. ieee Bertha and Benn Hannebrink were. installed worthy high priestess and watchman of shepherds at the 22nd installation of Unity Shrine, White Shrine of Jerusalem at the Grass Valley Masonic Hall, Delia Gordon brought the Bible into the shrine escorted by members of Nevada City Assembly of Rainbow Girls, DeMolay members presented the flag. Three members of Job's Daughters, Brinky, Patsy and Jeffie Hannebrink and children of the new officers, provided the musical entertainment, Flossy Clark was installation officer assisted by Edward Clark, Martha Gordon, Anne Blake, Maude Watson, Dorothy Dyke, Betty Lee Frost, Edna Rudd and Pear! Martin, Margie Keckler provided the corsages presented the officers and the flowers used as decorations, Donna Gregor and _ her committee members decorated the banquet room tables with red carnations and golden cherubs, Music was provided for dancing by the young Hannebrinks, 4 candidates will speak at Pleasant Ridge Candidates for the Board of Supervisors from District 2 will be the guest speakers at the Pleasant Ridge ParentsClub meeting May 10 at 7:30 p.m, All four candidates Mrs, Brehm, Messrs. Hafelfinger, Turner and Williams have been invited to appear at this final meeting of this school ear, . : Parents Club will also honor three staff members who are retiring from their’ jobs this year, for various reasons, They are Janet Wolter, school secretary, and Mrs, Burcham and Mrs, Kingston, teachers, All parents of Pleasant Ridge students are urged to attend this meeting to meet the candidates, and to thank the three ladies who are leaving for their past contributions and dedication to the students and the school,

8 The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, May 10, 1972 New Unity Shrine officers Robert Campton monument is dedicated Mother Nature provided the spectacular backdrop; History wrote the script and members of the William Bull Meek-William Morris Stewart Chapter No. 10, Ancient and Honorable Order of E Clampus Vitus comprised the dramatis personae for the dedication of the Campton monument, honoring Robert Campton for whom the town of Camptonville was named, Last, Saturday's ceremonies at Monument Lot in the small Yuba County town attracted several hundred visitors who came from many points to enjoy the events of the day. A traditional parade by the Clampers and area folk was followed by a more formal program which included music by The Esquires, under the direction of George Ferreira; invocation by the Rev. Stewart C, Potter, assistant pastor of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church of Yuba City; the address: of welcome and _ introduction of guests by Judge Acton M. Cleveland who also gave a resume of the life and times of Robert Campton, Others on the program inclu¢~d Mrs, Louise D. Mousier, a g. and-niece of Robert Campton, who came from Santa Cruz to unveil the monument and tell of the Campton family; Harold J. Sperbeck, chairman of the Yuba County Board of Supervisors, who spoke on_benalf of that body; and officers of Chapter No, 10, ECV, who concluded the formal dedication of the monument to the town's founder, Following these ceremonies, the Clampers privately initiated a large class of new members in a time-honored ritual in a little grove on the edge of town, Family picnics, fellowship and fun marked the remainder of the day for visitors and guests in the historic community, Sit back and let classified ads do the selling, renting or buying for you. CARL WILL Rotate, Inflate and Inspect . All 5 Tires for $1.88 RECAPPING SERVICE PEAL* TIRE CO. ING. BEHIND SPD 265-4642 Park at Tahoe to be closed for sewer job SACRAMENTO--The State Department of Parks and Recreation announced today that D. L. Bliss State Park in El Dorado County will be closed to camping and day use this summer in order that it can be hooked up to the Tahoe City Public Utility District sewer system, This is the last park in the Tahoe Basin area to be connected to this type of system. Those wishing to camp at § state park campgrounds in the @ area are referred to Donner Memorial and Sugar Pine Point . State Parks and to the Tahoe \ State Recreation Area, All 368 campsites at these parks are available on a reservation basis through Ticketron, Inc. Another state park inthe area, Emerald Bay State Park, will also be open to camping this summer, but only on a firstcome, first served basis, To learn the location of the terminal nearest you, call (916) 445-8828 in Sacramento, County leads in returns to TB appeal Nevada County was number one in returns per letter sent out in this past year's Christmas Seal campaign of the Tuberculosis and Health Association of SacramentoEmigrant Trails (SET) it was announced Tuesday by Mrs. Mae Engel, Nevada County Planning Committee chairman. Mrs, Engel pointed out that the everage contribution per letter sent was $1.03. Among the eight other counties in the association, the closest average was $.96 reached by Amador and Colusa counties, The total Nevada County contribution was close to $5,800, Mrs. Engel made her announcement at the bi-monthly luncheon meeting of the Nevada County Regional Planning Committee of SET at the National Hotel in Nevada City. Another important item of business at the meeting was the report by Gail el junior. at Nevada Union High School, on the anti-smoking program she recently presented to the fourth grades of several Nevada County Elementary Schools. In her program she used "Smokey Sam," a smoking mannequin loaned to Nevada County by SET. IOOF DELEGATES The Independent Order of Odd Fellows No. 12, grand lodge session, will be held May 1419 at the Sacramento auditorium. Delegates are WarrenRidfinger, Charles Engle and Earnest Mason. The first degree will be conferred Thursday with all local members urged to attend. NU‘s land judging team took first place Nevada Union High School's FFA Land Judging team walked away with first place honors in the annual Mother Lode Land Judging Contest held at Cierra College.

Other schools participating were East Nicolaus, Amador and Woodland. Besides the first team place, two members of the NUHS group, Stan Baer and Cliff Kitts were first and second place high individual winners respectively. Their team coach is Roy Smith of the NUKS Ag Department. Personnel list is approved for NUHS year Nevada Union High School trustees on Monday approved the list of certificated personnel for 1972-73 which included 62 teachers, 15 probationary teachers and four first year tenure teachers, plus five administrators for NUHS and the Empire High School, Also approved was a new salary schedule for next year which included modest increases of less than five per cent. Mrs, Ruth L. Bowles, head of the English department, advised the board of her intention to retire. Her letter of commendation from the board will include the note that the board is particularly proud of its English department's record. A discipline problem was brought before the board but had not been processed through the administrators and was therefore returned to their jurisdiction for disposition. Chairman Charles Allert will hand out the diplomas at the Empire High School this year. It was noted that the new athletic complex is being selected by other schools to host the league competitions. The contest, annually sponsored by the Resource Conservation Districts, was hosted this year by the Nevada County Resource Conservation District. George Dyer, a member of the board of directors, handed out trophies and ribbons to contest winners, Ron Bryant and Ver] Gish, of the Sierra College faculty provided contest coordination. Recordings hit 1,474 total The.county recorder has reported the following transactions for April: — A total of 1,474 recordings divided as follows: deeds, 564; trust deeds, 287; reconveyances, 191; federal liens, 11; notices of completion, 13; mining claims, 4; separations, 8; survey maps, 5; parcel maps, 28; miscellaneous, 363. — Thirty-six births, 25 deaths and 15 marriages were recorded. — A total of $4,459.95 was collected in transfer taxes, The shares for the county and the incorporated cities were: county $4,255.41; Grass Valley $138.56; Nevada City, $65.98, NC trustees to open bids Bids for paving the playground at the elementary school and on a new pickup truck will be opened Wednesday evening by trustees y of the Nevada City School District, The bid openings is scheduled for 7:30 p.m, in the library of Seven Hills School. Supt, Dan Woodard will give information reports on the summer school and recreation programs, enrollment, the handbook for classified employes, negotiations with teachers, the calendar for preparation of the budget and the California School Boards' Association meeting held in Marysville. %. ieee Bertha and Benn Hannebrink were. installed worthy high priestess and watchman of shepherds at the 22nd installation of Unity Shrine, White Shrine of Jerusalem at the Grass Valley Masonic Hall, Delia Gordon brought the Bible into the shrine escorted by members of Nevada City Assembly of Rainbow Girls, DeMolay members presented the flag. Three members of Job's Daughters, Brinky, Patsy and Jeffie Hannebrink and children of the new officers, provided the musical entertainment, Flossy Clark was installation officer assisted by Edward Clark, Martha Gordon, Anne Blake, Maude Watson, Dorothy Dyke, Betty Lee Frost, Edna Rudd and Pear! Martin, Margie Keckler provided the corsages presented the officers and the flowers used as decorations, Donna Gregor and _ her committee members decorated the banquet room tables with red carnations and golden cherubs, Music was provided for dancing by the young Hannebrinks, 4 candidates will speak at Pleasant Ridge Candidates for the Board of Supervisors from District 2 will be the guest speakers at the Pleasant Ridge ParentsClub meeting May 10 at 7:30 p.m, All four candidates Mrs, Brehm, Messrs. Hafelfinger, Turner and Williams have been invited to appear at this final meeting of this school ear, . : Parents Club will also honor three staff members who are retiring from their’ jobs this year, for various reasons, They are Janet Wolter, school secretary, and Mrs, Burcham and Mrs, Kingston, teachers, All parents of Pleasant Ridge students are urged to attend this meeting to meet the candidates, and to thank the three ladies who are leaving for their past contributions and dedication to the students and the school,