May 22, 1974 (8 pages)

appointed to revise and the General Plan for Nevada county will freedom to act inE _ sessions if so desired. : When the citizens committee have completed their assignment they will tum over. to the Planning Department their revised and updated plan To enroll in kindergarten be furnished. structors specially studies projects. Will Rotate, Inflate and Inspect All 5 Tires for have “Mt. St. Mary's to open kindergarten Mount Saint Mary’s will open a kindergarten this coming school term. Registration for the kindergarten, the first grade and new students for other grades may be made at the school office this Friday and Monday, May 1 between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. or from 3 to 5 p.m., or by priavateappointment with Sister Mary Francetta, 273-4841. ; a child must be five years ‘old before Dec. 2. Proof of birthdate, proof munization against Rubeola (measles), polio and DPT must . In addition to Kindergarten, Mount St. Mary’s has of Mercy since 1863, it serves not only students from St. Patrick’s Parish, Grass Valley, and St. Canice in Nevada City, but also welcomes and encourages enrollment. of students of all faiths who are interested in academic excellence built on Christian principles. The upper four grades are departmentalized with inStudents have an opportunity to work in a science laboratory, and take part in many creative language arts and social ; a "6 The Nevada County Nugget Wed. May 22,1974 . Committee to upgrade Plan given complete freedom who in turn will present it to the final determination. No timetable was established as yet for start or completion of the project. The original General Plan was devised by a co-operative three party: arrangement: a 155 county wide citizen’s committee, the Planning Department and a firm of professional planning consultants. The plan also included the cities of Grass Valley and Nevada City . with council adopted plans for each ‘Larry Filer completed his 4th District appointees: Gene Hatton, Bert Cooper, Constance Baer, John Corbett, and Ellie Fred Conway replaced the late Ed Litke with Cathy Whittlesey to make up the 3rd 17 and. 20 of the child’s imiples in their academic: fields. —t Toastmasters S CARL . charter night The Timberline Toastmasters ' Night dinner Monday. ' Jr. Past District Governor special guests. Also guests were charter president and Mrs. Clare Hughes. Highlights of the meeting were awards to Bill Lambert for _ Advanced Achievement and the _ 2nd highest International award ‘ for Able Toastmaster. — $1.88 John Phillips was awarded the I club “Doc” Lobecker trophy.Mrs. Nancy Cooke of the Yuba City Toastmasters was voted.the ‘ best speaker for the evening. Timberline Toastmasters . 7:30 at the CDF building: on Ridge Road. ‘ meets the 1st and 3rd Monday at Willie Curran Truckee, will complete his committee before week’s end. ‘ . In other actions the Board Valley decisions on a proposed . load limit for East Empire street before taking any ‘enters the county system. “The city and county have large trucks who use Empire as ’ ashort cut from Colfax Highway to Highway 49. A load limit would restrict large trucks from using the road which crosses a residential neighborhood. the Board The Board passed a resolution authorizing a PGE power service extension and line Road Sanitary Landfill site. Funds are available to cover the cost of $733.26. Another resolution authorized the Director of Social of Education Department of Devartinek whereby the relocation at the McCourtney. Social Services mariages child Committee will be filled by Lutheran Church. -new terms on the Nevada Arecommendation from the General Purchase agreement for a truck with a snow plow for $43,505.72 and a Power Grader for vestigative and competitive BARBARA LOWE, public education chairperson for American Cancer Society, heads the group of volunteers who will go door-to-door collecting funds for the drive. Mrs. Lowe shows the literature about ACS to Willie Shepherd, branch chairperson of the ACS.

appointed to revise and the General Plan for Nevada county will freedom to act inE _ sessions if so desired. : When the citizens committee have completed their assignment they will tum over. to the Planning Department their revised and updated plan To enroll in kindergarten be furnished. structors specially studies projects. Will Rotate, Inflate and Inspect All 5 Tires for have “Mt. St. Mary's to open kindergarten Mount Saint Mary’s will open a kindergarten this coming school term. Registration for the kindergarten, the first grade and new students for other grades may be made at the school office this Friday and Monday, May 1 between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. or from 3 to 5 p.m., or by priavateappointment with Sister Mary Francetta, 273-4841. ; a child must be five years ‘old before Dec. 2. Proof of birthdate, proof munization against Rubeola (measles), polio and DPT must . In addition to Kindergarten, Mount St. Mary’s has of Mercy since 1863, it serves not only students from St. Patrick’s Parish, Grass Valley, and St. Canice in Nevada City, but also welcomes and encourages enrollment. of students of all faiths who are interested in academic excellence built on Christian principles. The upper four grades are departmentalized with inStudents have an opportunity to work in a science laboratory, and take part in many creative language arts and social ; a "6 The Nevada County Nugget Wed. May 22,1974 . Committee to upgrade Plan given complete freedom who in turn will present it to the final determination. No timetable was established as yet for start or completion of the project. The original General Plan was devised by a co-operative three party: arrangement: a 155 county wide citizen’s committee, the Planning Department and a firm of professional planning consultants. The plan also included the cities of Grass Valley and Nevada City . with council adopted plans for each ‘Larry Filer completed his 4th District appointees: Gene Hatton, Bert Cooper, Constance Baer, John Corbett, and Ellie Fred Conway replaced the late Ed Litke with Cathy Whittlesey to make up the 3rd 17 and. 20 of the child’s imiples in their academic: fields. —t Toastmasters S CARL . charter night

The Timberline Toastmasters ' Night dinner Monday. ' Jr. Past District Governor special guests. Also guests were charter president and Mrs. Clare Hughes. Highlights of the meeting were awards to Bill Lambert for _ Advanced Achievement and the _ 2nd highest International award ‘ for Able Toastmaster. — $1.88 John Phillips was awarded the I club “Doc” Lobecker trophy.Mrs. Nancy Cooke of the Yuba City Toastmasters was voted.the ‘ best speaker for the evening. Timberline Toastmasters . 7:30 at the CDF building: on Ridge Road. ‘ meets the 1st and 3rd Monday at Willie Curran Truckee, will complete his committee before week’s end. ‘ . In other actions the Board Valley decisions on a proposed . load limit for East Empire street before taking any ‘enters the county system. “The city and county have large trucks who use Empire as ’ ashort cut from Colfax Highway to Highway 49. A load limit would restrict large trucks from using the road which crosses a residential neighborhood. the Board The Board passed a resolution authorizing a PGE power service extension and line Road Sanitary Landfill site. Funds are available to cover the cost of $733.26. Another resolution authorized the Director of Social of Education Department of Devartinek whereby the relocation at the McCourtney. Social Services mariages child Committee will be filled by Lutheran Church. -new terms on the Nevada Arecommendation from the General Purchase agreement for a truck with a snow plow for $43,505.72 and a Power Grader for vestigative and competitive BARBARA LOWE, public education chairperson for American Cancer Society, heads the group of volunteers who will go door-to-door collecting funds for the drive. Mrs. Lowe shows the literature about ACS to Willie Shepherd, branch chairperson of the ACS.