May 5, 1971 (8 pages)

CE Prreace 2 the Nevada Caaf Nugget — Wednesday, May 5, 1971 Peritianent rummage sale MEMBERS OF the committee to get funds to support the Boys' Home of Grass Valley restored this 19th century house on Church Street. The Attic, the permanent rummage shop whose proceeds go to the Boys' Home, is located at 122 S, Church St., Grass Valley. Lucille Ditt] and Betty Fusek are managers of The Attic. DF&G asks for zoning at Fuller Lake Action to halt subdividing of lands adjacent to Fuller Lake is being asked by the state Department of Fish and Game. A letter from Ben Glading, NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET] PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, 301 Broad Street Nevada City, Ca. 95959 { Telephone 265-2471 Second class postage paid at Nevada City, California. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court , Juce 3, 1960. Decreeq. No, 12, 406. Subscription Rates: one year, $3.00; two years, $5. 00. 1les7 . a ad . ’ Region 2 manager for the DFG, to the Nevada County Board of Supervisors, calls attention to the fact that land along the north Shore is being split into parcels of from two to five acres, This action constitutes a danger to water quality and access to the lake, the letter says, The letter, in full, says: Nevada County Board of ~ Supervisors . Courthouse Nevada City, California Gentlemen: We recommend that Nevada county é h emergency zoning for the” lands adjacent to Fuller Lake which are now being subdivided through the parcel split process, a Fuller Lake is one of the most popular fishing and recreation lakes in the county. The lake is also part of the county's domestic water supply system, Land along the north shore is currently being split into par, cels ranging from 2 to 5 acres, The lots extend out intothe middle of the lake, The County Sanitarian has informally indicated to us that the lots are already too small for effective sewage disposal. The small lots currently being established are contrary to the general plan for the area and could set an undesirable precedent for the remainder of the Bowman Road. We Suggest that action be taken to prevent the newly created parcels at Fuller Lake from being split any smaller, At the present time we are planting about 15,000 catchable rainbow trout per year in Fuller Lake. If lot development along the shore results in the impairment of aceess or water quality, we would be forced to cut back or terminate our catchable trout plants in Fuller Lake. We would appreciate prompt action in this matter. Sincerely, BEN GLADING Regional Manager Region II WSCS will meet. Thursday morning The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Grass Valley United Methodist Church will méet at 11a,m, Thursday at Wesley Hall, ; a. A noon luncheon will be seryed. Program chairman, Mrs. Clara Bursill, will introduce Mrs, Jean Crocker, district missionary chairman, who will speak and show slides of her work, Sates Bike race okayed AUTHORIZATION FOR the Nevada City Father's Day bicycle ‘ race has been received from the ABL of A. The authorization is held by Cathy Whittlesey of the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce. NC plans non-graded reports for 4th grade Non-giaded report cards for fourth graders next school year were approved Wednesday by. trustees of the Nevada City School District.The first three grades now have such cards and a committee of 15 parents and primary teachers agreed they have been successful, A recommendation from parents to use them for fourth graders next year was approved by the board. A further recommendation by parents and teachers, to have two full days set aside for parent teacher conferences, was also approved, Doug Brown, teacher at Seven Hills School, explained how the summer recreation program worked last year and said he, Betty Semple and Milton Stackhouse were prepared to conduct a summer recreation program again this year. The board approved spending $900 in salaries for the three teachers to conduct the program, beginning June 22 and running to Aug, 12, The sessions will be held from noon until 4 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, The board agreed that trustee Jerry Christie would hand out diplomas to graduating eighth graders at the June ceremony. The trustees approved operating a Title I (federally fijanced) program again next year “ising the $21,783 allocated. The -ounty will administer the program, Trustees approved the plans for remodeling classrooms at the north-west corner of the elementary school into a third grade complex. The plans will now go to the state for approval. New lighting and changing the wooden windows to metal framed windows in the elementary school was denied, Supt, Dan Woodard aid, by the state office of genefal services, Carl Foote, an employe of the school district for 10 years, will ‘etire, Woodard announced,Woodard reported that the new ~vhool is all but completed. The contractor can't place the playground equipment, basketball backboards for example, until the playground has been paved, he said. Woodard and Bill Gallagher, principal of Seven Hills, have completed the list of needed furniture and equipment, Woodard reported. The board approved writing the bid forms for the needed items in a few months. No local appraiser could be found to make an appraisal for the old Seven Hills building, Woodard said, so two from the Yuba City Marysville area were heed. They will make their appraisals soon and submit them in June, he added. The trustees hope to sell the old school building and property this summer, A second donation for landscaping at the new school, from Ed Litke, was received, Letters to all service clubs, fraternal organizations and other groups in the area were sent recently telling about the landscaping plans for the new school, The trustees hope to receive donations for plantings at the school from various groups. A budget session was scheduled for May 5 with the next regular board meeting set for May 12; Cinco de Mayo party held Cinco de Mayo (Mexican Independence Day) was celebrated Sunday at Casa Gonzales on Gracie Road out of Nevada City. May showers moved the celebration indoors late inthe afternoon, where festivities continued to the background music of the Mariachi Zacatecas band, the official greeting group for Mexican Fiesta at the state capitol. Earlier in the day guests, some in Mexican apparel, danced to the music of the band on the lawn,

CE Prreace 2 the Nevada Caaf Nugget — Wednesday, May 5, 1971 Peritianent rummage sale MEMBERS OF the committee to get funds to support the Boys' Home of Grass Valley restored this 19th century house on Church Street. The Attic, the permanent rummage shop whose proceeds go to the Boys' Home, is located at 122 S, Church St., Grass Valley. Lucille Ditt] and Betty Fusek are managers of The Attic. DF&G asks for zoning at Fuller Lake Action to halt subdividing of lands adjacent to Fuller Lake is being asked by the state Department of Fish and Game. A letter from Ben Glading, NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET] PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, 301 Broad Street Nevada City, Ca. 95959 { Telephone 265-2471 Second class postage paid at Nevada City, California. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court , Juce 3, 1960. Decreeq. No, 12, 406. Subscription Rates: one year, $3.00; two years, $5. 00. 1les7 . a ad . ’ Region 2 manager for the DFG, to the Nevada County Board of Supervisors, calls attention to the fact that land along the north Shore is being split into parcels of from two to five acres, This action constitutes a danger to water quality and access to the lake, the letter says, The letter, in full, says: Nevada County Board of ~ Supervisors . Courthouse Nevada City, California Gentlemen: We recommend that Nevada county é h emergency zoning for the” lands adjacent to Fuller Lake which are now being subdivided through the parcel split process, a Fuller Lake is one of the most popular fishing and recreation lakes in the county. The lake is also part of the county's domestic water supply system, Land along the north shore is currently being split into par, cels ranging from 2 to 5 acres, The lots extend out intothe middle of the lake, The County Sanitarian has informally indicated to us that the lots are already too small for effective sewage disposal. The small lots currently being established are contrary to the general plan for the area and could set an undesirable precedent for the remainder of the Bowman Road. We Suggest that action be taken to prevent the newly created parcels at Fuller Lake from being split any smaller, At the present time we are planting about 15,000 catchable rainbow trout per year in Fuller Lake. If lot development along the shore results in the impairment of aceess or water quality, we would be forced to cut back or terminate our catchable trout plants in Fuller Lake. We would appreciate prompt action in this matter. Sincerely, BEN GLADING Regional Manager Region II WSCS will meet. Thursday morning The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Grass Valley United Methodist Church will méet at 11a,m, Thursday at Wesley Hall, ; a. A noon luncheon will be seryed. Program chairman, Mrs. Clara Bursill, will introduce Mrs, Jean Crocker, district missionary chairman, who will speak and show slides of her work, Sates Bike race okayed AUTHORIZATION FOR the Nevada City Father's Day bicycle ‘ race has been received from the ABL of A. The authorization is held by Cathy Whittlesey of the Nevada City Chamber of

Commerce. NC plans non-graded reports for 4th grade Non-giaded report cards for fourth graders next school year were approved Wednesday by. trustees of the Nevada City School District.The first three grades now have such cards and a committee of 15 parents and primary teachers agreed they have been successful, A recommendation from parents to use them for fourth graders next year was approved by the board. A further recommendation by parents and teachers, to have two full days set aside for parent teacher conferences, was also approved, Doug Brown, teacher at Seven Hills School, explained how the summer recreation program worked last year and said he, Betty Semple and Milton Stackhouse were prepared to conduct a summer recreation program again this year. The board approved spending $900 in salaries for the three teachers to conduct the program, beginning June 22 and running to Aug, 12, The sessions will be held from noon until 4 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, The board agreed that trustee Jerry Christie would hand out diplomas to graduating eighth graders at the June ceremony. The trustees approved operating a Title I (federally fijanced) program again next year “ising the $21,783 allocated. The -ounty will administer the program, Trustees approved the plans for remodeling classrooms at the north-west corner of the elementary school into a third grade complex. The plans will now go to the state for approval. New lighting and changing the wooden windows to metal framed windows in the elementary school was denied, Supt, Dan Woodard aid, by the state office of genefal services, Carl Foote, an employe of the school district for 10 years, will ‘etire, Woodard announced,Woodard reported that the new ~vhool is all but completed. The contractor can't place the playground equipment, basketball backboards for example, until the playground has been paved, he said. Woodard and Bill Gallagher, principal of Seven Hills, have completed the list of needed furniture and equipment, Woodard reported. The board approved writing the bid forms for the needed items in a few months. No local appraiser could be found to make an appraisal for the old Seven Hills building, Woodard said, so two from the Yuba City Marysville area were heed. They will make their appraisals soon and submit them in June, he added. The trustees hope to sell the old school building and property this summer, A second donation for landscaping at the new school, from Ed Litke, was received, Letters to all service clubs, fraternal organizations and other groups in the area were sent recently telling about the landscaping plans for the new school, The trustees hope to receive donations for plantings at the school from various groups. A budget session was scheduled for May 5 with the next regular board meeting set for May 12; Cinco de Mayo party held Cinco de Mayo (Mexican Independence Day) was celebrated Sunday at Casa Gonzales on Gracie Road out of Nevada City. May showers moved the celebration indoors late inthe afternoon, where festivities continued to the background music of the Mariachi Zacatecas band, the official greeting group for Mexican Fiesta at the state capitol. Earlier in the day guests, some in Mexican apparel, danced to the music of the band on the lawn,