May 15, 1974 (8 pages)

ox . 6 The Nevada County Nugget Wed., May 15, 1974 _ Public Schools Week i ie Bicycle safety is subject for posters HOBIE EARP, cousin of Wyatt, demonstrates to David Ceasar that he can draw his , .45 colt and fire faster than David can clap his hands. This was part of a program _. Sponsored by Nevada City Masons at Birchville School during the 55th annual Public Schools Week. (Photos contributed by Guy Harris) . Bicycle safey poster award ~ winners were announced this week at Seven Hills and the winners received prizes. The posters were great, colorful and with appropriate ‘slogans, The seventh arid eighth graders who ed the contest said it was a. Leta honorable menti Over all winner was Mrs. Merle Houser’s sixth grade, which made a big mural. grade winners were: Seventh Lewis and Rob Lonelle “Terry Pollard does research Terry Lee Pollard, the daughter of Ken and Wilma Pollard of Nevada City, has recently completed research in Montana on a grant awarded her by the National Science Foundation. The research was in the fieldof geology and was carried out under the direction of two professors from the University of Montana. They researched the area of the Montana Lineament, aided by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration through the use of photos taken by ERTS. ‘McGregor, first; Susan Nadin ‘ and Kim Howard, second; Jerry Bradley and Carla Guinn, third; Peter Staffa and Dan Hanna, fourth. Sixth graders winning were Chris Bozarth, first; Gigi Williams, second; Patti Boothby, third; and Holly Day, on. Fifth graders include Robin Hoffler, first; Christine Milhous, second; Chris Cobler, third. Fourth grade winners were, Mitch Mosler, first; Keith Cobler, second and Scott Gallagher, third. : After school sports for seventh and eighth-graders now include track for girls, which Mrs. Dianna Connell and Mrs. Roberta Smith started in preparation for the county track meet May 25. Round the halls at The HillsMrs. Houser’s class welcomed a also putting on puppet plays on a real e made for them by two parents, David Mott and Ken Bigelow. Mrs. Sue Steger’s sixth graders combined creative writing with art to make Mother’s Day gifts. Jim Luckinbill’s class did watercolor paintings, using OF the five students on the research project, three Attend the University of Montana. plastic lunch bags as paint brushes. Geology Club and was one of 10 among the 1,000 graduates to complete the two years with a WINNERS IN THE annual Dale Sims Memorial perfect.A record Mathematics Contest pose with Nevada City Masons, after receiving their cash prizes at Nevada Union “Open House”. The contest was sponsored jointly hy : the Nevada City Elks, Kiwanas, Nevada Union Boosters Club, Nevada County Engineers Assn. and Probation Officer Bud B 1 Nevada Lodge No. 13, F. & A.M., as part of the annual talked to Charles Mumgaard’s Public Schools Week program. In the photo (left to elective class about the system right) are William Boodt, Sr., who prepares and grades and the duties of a probation the exams, Ray Lewis, Paula West, Roger Smith, officer. Kathy Schiess, Sam Bousfield and ivan Branson. Paula Mrs. Betsy Denison’s fiftl West was the winner and received $90, Roger Smith graders are working on codes . . placed second and received $70, Ray Lewis, Kathy . Seventh and eighth graders are Schiess and Sam' Bousfield finished in a tie for third ‘thinking metric” as the new andeach won$s60. system is being introduced. ( BUSINESS . BILLBOARD. weights and amounts in both the . WATCHES == CLUCKS old way and the metric way, for: . JEWELRY >. easy comparison. Absentee ballots Sz rears SS Absentee ballots are now available at the county clerk’s © 1.310 BROAD ST., N.C. 265-4501 —=———— = office and may be ordered by mail or picked up in person, Melba Polglase, assistant county clerk, said 150 absentee ballots already ordered will be mailed today. Anyone who will not be at home on June 4, election day, may obtain an absentee ballot between now and May 28. The ballots may becompleted .at home or at the clerk’s office in the voting booth. All absentee ballots must’ be completed and returned to the clerk’s' office by June 3 to be counted in the balloting. Len Gilbert FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP HEFFREN INSURANCE AGENCY 2 i 111. W. Main P.O Box 1034 NEVADA CITY MASONIC Lodge presented two globes . Grass Valley, Ca. 265-6166 to Nevada City Elementary School as_part of Public paar ats Schools Week. The globes were presented to Mrs. Mit: chell’s second grade and Mrs. Jackson's first grade. In the photo (front left to right) are Kyle Kanawyer, Stacey Slight, Tracy Perkins and Jimmy Osborn. In back Guy Harris, master of Nevada Lodge, Mrs. Jackson and Dan Woodard, superintendent of Nevada City schools. THE CIPSON’S D 273-2561 “LITTLE OLD BAKE SHOP Ridge Rd. Grass Valley’ A

ox . 6 The Nevada County Nugget Wed., May 15, 1974 _ Public Schools Week i ie Bicycle safety is subject for posters HOBIE EARP, cousin of Wyatt, demonstrates to David Ceasar that he can draw his , .45 colt and fire faster than David can clap his hands. This was part of a program _. Sponsored by Nevada City Masons at Birchville School during the 55th annual Public Schools Week. (Photos contributed by Guy Harris) . Bicycle safey poster award ~ winners were announced this week at Seven Hills and the winners received prizes. The posters were great, colorful and with appropriate ‘slogans, The seventh arid eighth graders who ed the contest said it was a. Leta honorable menti Over all winner was Mrs. Merle Houser’s sixth grade, which made a big mural. grade winners were: Seventh Lewis and Rob Lonelle “Terry Pollard does research Terry Lee Pollard, the daughter of Ken and Wilma Pollard of Nevada City, has recently completed research in Montana on a grant awarded her by the National Science Foundation. The research was in the fieldof geology and was carried out under the direction of two professors from the University of Montana. They researched the area of the Montana Lineament, aided by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration through the use of photos taken by ERTS. ‘McGregor, first; Susan Nadin ‘ and Kim Howard, second; Jerry Bradley and Carla Guinn, third; Peter Staffa and Dan Hanna, fourth. Sixth graders winning were Chris Bozarth, first; Gigi Williams, second; Patti Boothby, third; and Holly Day, on. Fifth graders include Robin Hoffler, first; Christine Milhous, second; Chris Cobler, third. Fourth grade winners were, Mitch Mosler, first; Keith Cobler, second and Scott Gallagher, third. : After school sports for seventh and eighth-graders now include track for girls, which Mrs. Dianna Connell and Mrs. Roberta Smith started in preparation for the county track meet May 25. Round the halls at The HillsMrs. Houser’s class welcomed a also putting on puppet plays on a real e made for them by two parents, David Mott and Ken Bigelow. Mrs. Sue Steger’s sixth graders combined creative writing with art to make Mother’s Day gifts. Jim Luckinbill’s class did

watercolor paintings, using OF the five students on the research project, three Attend the University of Montana. plastic lunch bags as paint brushes. Geology Club and was one of 10 among the 1,000 graduates to complete the two years with a WINNERS IN THE annual Dale Sims Memorial perfect.A record Mathematics Contest pose with Nevada City Masons, after receiving their cash prizes at Nevada Union “Open House”. The contest was sponsored jointly hy : the Nevada City Elks, Kiwanas, Nevada Union Boosters Club, Nevada County Engineers Assn. and Probation Officer Bud B 1 Nevada Lodge No. 13, F. & A.M., as part of the annual talked to Charles Mumgaard’s Public Schools Week program. In the photo (left to elective class about the system right) are William Boodt, Sr., who prepares and grades and the duties of a probation the exams, Ray Lewis, Paula West, Roger Smith, officer. Kathy Schiess, Sam Bousfield and ivan Branson. Paula Mrs. Betsy Denison’s fiftl West was the winner and received $90, Roger Smith graders are working on codes . . placed second and received $70, Ray Lewis, Kathy . Seventh and eighth graders are Schiess and Sam' Bousfield finished in a tie for third ‘thinking metric” as the new andeach won$s60. system is being introduced. ( BUSINESS . BILLBOARD. weights and amounts in both the . WATCHES == CLUCKS old way and the metric way, for: . JEWELRY >. easy comparison. Absentee ballots Sz rears SS Absentee ballots are now available at the county clerk’s © 1.310 BROAD ST., N.C. 265-4501 —=———— = office and may be ordered by mail or picked up in person, Melba Polglase, assistant county clerk, said 150 absentee ballots already ordered will be mailed today. Anyone who will not be at home on June 4, election day, may obtain an absentee ballot between now and May 28. The ballots may becompleted .at home or at the clerk’s office in the voting booth. All absentee ballots must’ be completed and returned to the clerk’s' office by June 3 to be counted in the balloting. Len Gilbert FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP HEFFREN INSURANCE AGENCY 2 i 111. W. Main P.O Box 1034 NEVADA CITY MASONIC Lodge presented two globes . Grass Valley, Ca. 265-6166 to Nevada City Elementary School as_part of Public paar ats Schools Week. The globes were presented to Mrs. Mit: chell’s second grade and Mrs. Jackson's first grade. In the photo (front left to right) are Kyle Kanawyer, Stacey Slight, Tracy Perkins and Jimmy Osborn. In back Guy Harris, master of Nevada Lodge, Mrs. Jackson and Dan Woodard, superintendent of Nevada City schools. THE CIPSON’S D 273-2561 “LITTLE OLD BAKE SHOP Ridge Rd. Grass Valley’ A