May 29, 1974 (8 pages)

‘6 The Nevada County Nugget Wed., May 29, 1974 3 Tickets for. senior party are availableTickets are now on sale for the all night party for members of . the 1974 graduating class of Nevada Union High School. . All-night activities include swimming, dancing, sports, a continental breakfast and buffet for seniors and their guests. The committee of parents planning the activities urge early pur— ‘chase of tickets so plans for the exact number to attend may be ’ Donations from merchants — are still needed arti anyone wishing to contribute to the senior activities may call 2732581. Parents unable to help in the activities are encouraged to send a cash contribution. Mail checks to Mrs. Wagner, Rt. 1, Box B 163, Nevada City. . The Nevada County Sheriff's Association will sponsor the awards breakfast, to be held at 9 a.m.June 7 in the multipurpose 4 room of NUHS. : oo The committee will meet again on Wednesday. Sample ballot 5 — : SOFT SUNLIGHT bathes these outdoor plants and 5) complete holes of the green leaves. creates an Interesting desian shining through the tiny Registered voters of the county should ‘have received their sample ballots for the June voce NID plans fee increase Clerk Ted Kohler or the county clerk’s office, “now,’’ Kohler said. “Do not wait until election day.” ' Jf there are questions on where to vote, cadidate data, absentee voting or other election questions, the clerk’s office staff are willing to help. Call 265-2461, san Also callie anyone wits aces for district services ae Nevada Irrigation Dist service work under the current nections from the raw water ditch but the private pipeline is schedule”. Scurr a unPn tok conten that NID is not trying to make a a conglomoration of pipe sizes’’. ( NID to construct the Loma Rica Treatment Plant. The board also approved the’ water system agreement for profit but ‘‘just trying to break Several others said they doubted the Accu-Vote voting machine before voting on proposed inthat the line could withstand the Crestview Estates No. 2in Grass ‘may do so at the clerk’s officein creases in fee schedules for even.” district services. He gave a few examples of high water pressure from the. Valley which will allow the contractor to proceed with they Board members said price increases the district has Cascade Ditch. ae wanted to ome a the —. had to absorb just within the Director McAdams, a resident contruction. Numerous " last year. One is barbed -wire in the area, said he doubted that easements were approved Sit back and let clasmore carefully before coming which cost NID $17.50 a roll in his neighbors would vote an routinely on Combie North sified ads do the sell-' 9 final decision. Manager. 1973 and is $34.50 now. Another is assessment improvement Phase 11 and the Doty North fee schedule has plans to supply the area with remarks from a couple of ing, renting or buying board not to wait too long before Gunite wire which sold for $55 district for a new for you. doing so though because “we are ’ BUSINESS BILLBOARD Se rs but no was in the future. because “we are performing treated water. taken. One director said, ‘‘“Now NID has received word from service work at a higher cost we can bring these people into the State Department of Water. than the rates we charge.” line who have refused to pay in The rate increase will be only Resources that the deadline for the past”. No other comment on on Davis-Grunsky _ for district gérvices and not in completi -wasmade. . No.DG-LC 31 has been the monthly water charge but an contract The next regular meeting of from May 15, 1974 to the board will be June 14. _ NID did say that the extended water rates will also have to be July 31, 1975 to-allow time for increased in the near future.“We willbecomingtothe Terry Lon Gilbert board on that at a later date’, he oie 5 A. Warren Army recruit y er grad ——— UGEEREN KEES A after considerable discussion, Terry A.Warren, 18, son of Mr. Valley View, Grass -Valley E. M. DALPEZ sewer} . ijiw. main rie. 310 BROAD ST., N.C. 265-4501 . . Grass vay Ca, 5x5 : adjust’ their , oe THe aged as projects. . Discussiép:.of an election of _ they are either satisfied with the last year and is $111 today. Director James McAdams raw water they. now receive officers for the Cascade Shores said NID is being forced to from NID or have wells. NID Water Co. ‘brought happy . he THE CIPSON’S . «(273-2561 ; UTTLE OLD -BAKE SHOP. 429 E. Ridge Rd. Grass V. os P.O Box 1034 265-6166 hookupPp to ey ail. es, oped vate inthe raw wa a Jents Pino eine atthe Oe hoes TURN OFF THE LIGHTS U.S. at Army Training Center, eInfantry Ft. Ord. Alto Cascade Cover area on Banner Mountain until after the NEW YORK “A Con. He received instruction in drill ‘engineering staff can make a Slidated Edison Co. computer and ceremonies, weapons, map study of the. problems in that labored and out came a $6,000 reading, combat tactics, seen’ ie electricity bill for Mrs. Sydell military courtesy, military __ Astaffer said; “We have had Greenberg, whose monthly costs justice, first aid, and army “numerous requests for conhad been averaging $19. history and traditions. : :

‘6 The Nevada County Nugget Wed., May 29, 1974 3 Tickets for. senior party are availableTickets are now on sale for the all night party for members of . the 1974 graduating class of Nevada Union High School. . All-night activities include swimming, dancing, sports, a continental breakfast and buffet for seniors and their guests. The committee of parents planning the activities urge early pur— ‘chase of tickets so plans for the exact number to attend may be ’ Donations from merchants — are still needed arti anyone wishing to contribute to the senior activities may call 2732581. Parents unable to help in the activities are encouraged to send a cash contribution. Mail checks to Mrs. Wagner, Rt. 1, Box B 163, Nevada City. . The Nevada County Sheriff's Association will sponsor the awards breakfast, to be held at 9 a.m.June 7 in the multipurpose 4 room of NUHS. : oo The committee will meet again on Wednesday. Sample ballot 5 — : SOFT SUNLIGHT bathes these outdoor plants and 5) complete holes of the green leaves. creates an Interesting desian shining through the tiny Registered voters of the county should ‘have received their sample ballots for the June voce NID plans fee increase Clerk Ted Kohler or the county clerk’s office, “now,’’ Kohler said. “Do not wait until election day.” ' Jf there are questions on where to vote, cadidate data, absentee voting or other election questions, the clerk’s office staff are willing to help. Call 265-2461, san Also callie anyone wits aces for district services ae Nevada Irrigation Dist service work under the current nections from the raw water ditch but the private pipeline is schedule”. Scurr a unPn tok conten that NID is not trying to make a a conglomoration of pipe sizes’’. ( NID to construct the Loma Rica Treatment Plant. The board also approved the’ water system agreement for profit but ‘‘just trying to break Several others said they doubted the Accu-Vote voting machine before voting on proposed inthat the line could withstand the Crestview Estates No. 2in Grass ‘may do so at the clerk’s officein creases in fee schedules for even.” district services. He gave a few examples of high water pressure from the. Valley which will allow the contractor to proceed with they Board members said price increases the district has Cascade Ditch. ae wanted to ome a the —. had to absorb just within the Director McAdams, a resident contruction. Numerous " last year. One is barbed -wire in the area, said he doubted that easements were approved Sit back and let clasmore carefully before coming which cost NID $17.50 a roll in his neighbors would vote an routinely on Combie North sified ads do the sell-' 9 final decision. Manager. 1973 and is $34.50 now. Another is assessment improvement Phase 11 and the Doty North fee schedule has plans to supply the area with remarks from a couple of ing, renting or buying board not to wait too long before Gunite wire which sold for $55 district for a new

for you. doing so though because “we are ’ BUSINESS BILLBOARD Se rs but no was in the future. because “we are performing treated water. taken. One director said, ‘‘“Now NID has received word from service work at a higher cost we can bring these people into the State Department of Water. than the rates we charge.” line who have refused to pay in The rate increase will be only Resources that the deadline for the past”. No other comment on on Davis-Grunsky _ for district gérvices and not in completi -wasmade. . No.DG-LC 31 has been the monthly water charge but an contract The next regular meeting of from May 15, 1974 to the board will be June 14. _ NID did say that the extended water rates will also have to be July 31, 1975 to-allow time for increased in the near future.“We willbecomingtothe Terry Lon Gilbert board on that at a later date’, he oie 5 A. Warren Army recruit y er grad ——— UGEEREN KEES A after considerable discussion, Terry A.Warren, 18, son of Mr. Valley View, Grass -Valley E. M. DALPEZ sewer} . ijiw. main rie. 310 BROAD ST., N.C. 265-4501 . . Grass vay Ca, 5x5 : adjust’ their , oe THe aged as projects. . Discussiép:.of an election of _ they are either satisfied with the last year and is $111 today. Director James McAdams raw water they. now receive officers for the Cascade Shores said NID is being forced to from NID or have wells. NID Water Co. ‘brought happy . he THE CIPSON’S . «(273-2561 ; UTTLE OLD -BAKE SHOP. 429 E. Ridge Rd. Grass V. os P.O Box 1034 265-6166 hookupPp to ey ail. es, oped vate inthe raw wa a Jents Pino eine atthe Oe hoes TURN OFF THE LIGHTS U.S. at Army Training Center, eInfantry Ft. Ord. Alto Cascade Cover area on Banner Mountain until after the NEW YORK “A Con. He received instruction in drill ‘engineering staff can make a Slidated Edison Co. computer and ceremonies, weapons, map study of the. problems in that labored and out came a $6,000 reading, combat tactics, seen’ ie electricity bill for Mrs. Sydell military courtesy, military __ Astaffer said; “We have had Greenberg, whose monthly costs justice, first aid, and army “numerous requests for conhad been averaging $19. history and traditions. : :