October 22, 1969 (12 pages)

I tec ay aa a OO hm hag el cae E. M. SHANLEY Project manager for Lake Wildwood named E. M. (Mike) Shanley has been appointed project manager for Lake Wildwood, the new 3,300acre water-oriented recreational community being developed by Boise Cascade Properties, Inc., northwest of Grass Valley near Rough and Ready, ac‘cording to Robert C. Onorato, vice president, Shanley . will supervise the construction of recreational facilities, installation of roads and utilities, and other improvements in the new resort. The recreational facilities will include a 320-acre man-made lake with a marina and beaches; a champ 18-hole golf. course being designed by Bill. Bell, one of America's most prominent golf course archi. tects; a community clubhouse with a heated swimming pool and tennis courts, and campgrounds and picnic areas, A $3 million contract has been awarded to Granite Construction Co. of Watsonville, to build. approximately 35 miles of private roads and install water lines to each of the 3,500 lots within the project. Clearing of the lake site has been completed and construction of a $1.5 million dam to create the lake will start after the first of the year, Prior to his new appointment, Shanley had served as vice President and general manager of West Coast operations for Dillinham Construction Corporation for three years and headed his own -heavy construction ‘firm, Shanley Construction Company of San Francisco, between 1957 and 1964, He has been an executive in the heavy construction industry since 1945 after serving a s a command-~ er in the U.S, Navy Civil Engiheer Corps during World War I, He was graduated from the University of California at Berkeley with a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering. in 1937 and is a registered civil engineer in California and Utah. His professional affiliations include membership in the American Society of Civil Engineers, Society of Military Engineers, American Concrete Institute, and the Beavers, a heavy construction industry organization, Shanley is a recipient of the Leonard C, Wason medal awarded by the American Concrete Institute, Help * your be Safety —_ Pe Patro . 44 Ce WINNER, QD TRAFFIC SAFETY POSTER CONTEST eigsti>anstae dea tome ae =: ot oe Panter Am Wednesday, October 22, 1969 The Nevada County Nugget 9 Pretty would-be astronauts en THE SPACE AGE came to Lyman Gilmore School Thursday when this real Gemini training capsule arrived on the back of a truck at the early-day airport. Its arrival during lunch period reportedly caused as much excitement-as_a-real splashdown with hundreds of youngsters watching a large Nevada Irrigation District forklift carefully carry the capsule to the ground. These two girls came by later for a look of the capsule which was acquired as surplus from the California Educational Agency to stimulate more interest in science, It will be placed alongside a cutaway jet engine and a piston engine used in the aerodynamics elective class at Gilmore. B of A starts regional system In a top level Bank of America appointment with local ramifications, Harold M. Schuppert has ‘een named to head the bank's new regional headquarters in Sacramento, The announcement was made today by President Rudolph A, Peterson, who described the appointment as "part of a major organizational change expected to result in better, faster banking service to our California customers," Schuppert, a vice president since 1959, will be in complete charge of the Sacramento-North Mountain region which includes B of A branches in Nevada county. The bank currently operates 96 branches in this area, The organizational change in which Schuppert is a key figure calls for a transfer of overall control of the bank's 949 branches from San Francisco and Los Angeles head offices to 12 regional headquarters located in major metropolitan areas throughout California. Although responsibility for certain branch administrative functions at Bank of America has been decentralized since 1964, the new plan entails a more Significant shift in authority. "In addition to expanding those administrative responsibilities already handled on a decentralized basis, a substantial portion of the senior credit authority and staff traditionally centered -in the bank's head offices will be placed at the regional echelon,"' Peterson said. The changeover is expected to be completed by mid-1970, Peterson termed the new setup "a dramatic change designed to capitalize on the talents of our field management and toemPhasize an individual, imaginative approach to the bank's continued progress," He cited the growing size and complexity of California's economy as the principal reason for increase specialization along regional lines. "There are at least 12 district geographic markets in this state,"" he noted. "In order to keep pace with the expanding and varied banking needs of each, we need on-the-spot decision makers who can respond quickly, and with authority, to distinctly local conditions." THE BEST MOVE OU EVER MADE . 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE Phone 273-2206 The net effect of the regional plan, he observed, is almost equivalent to creating 12 Bank of America branch systems all coordinatéd from an overall policy standpoint but each having extensive operating autonomy. "For the customer," Peterson said, "this will mean faster, more responsive service. For the bank it means better information from the field, better decisions, and greater operating efficiency," As regional vice. presi Schuppert shoulders haporeent responsibilities for planning and for formulation of bank policy. He will continue to direct the staff responsible for overall administration of the Bank of America branches in his region, simplicity. . &. BERGEMANN & SON ready to serve you day or night Call 265-2421 BOST AVE. OFF LOWER GRASS VALLEY ROAD, NEVADA CITY uneral Chapel Patt

I tec ay aa a OO hm hag el cae E. M. SHANLEY Project manager for Lake Wildwood named E. M. (Mike) Shanley has been appointed project manager for Lake Wildwood, the new 3,300acre water-oriented recreational community being developed by Boise Cascade Properties, Inc., northwest of Grass Valley near Rough and Ready, ac‘cording to Robert C. Onorato, vice president, Shanley . will supervise the construction of recreational facilities, installation of roads and utilities, and other improvements in the new resort. The recreational facilities will include a 320-acre man-made lake with a marina and beaches; a champ 18-hole golf. course being designed by Bill. Bell, one of America's most prominent golf course archi. tects; a community clubhouse with a heated swimming pool and tennis courts, and campgrounds and picnic areas, A $3 million contract has been awarded to Granite Construction Co. of Watsonville, to build. approximately 35 miles of private roads and install water lines to each of the 3,500 lots within the project. Clearing of the lake site has been completed and construction of a $1.5 million dam to create the lake will start after the first of the year, Prior to his new appointment, Shanley had served as vice President and general manager of West Coast operations for Dillinham Construction Corporation for three years and headed his own -heavy construction ‘firm, Shanley Construction Company of San Francisco, between 1957 and 1964, He has been an executive in the heavy construction industry since 1945 after serving a s a command-~ er in the U.S, Navy Civil Engiheer Corps during World War I, He was graduated from the University of California at Berkeley with a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering. in 1937 and is a registered civil engineer in California and Utah. His professional affiliations include membership in the American Society of Civil Engineers, Society of Military Engineers, American Concrete Institute, and the Beavers, a heavy construction industry organization, Shanley is a recipient of the Leonard C, Wason medal awarded by the American Concrete Institute, Help * your be Safety —_ Pe Patro . 44 Ce WINNER, QD TRAFFIC SAFETY POSTER CONTEST eigsti>anstae dea tome ae =: ot oe Panter Am Wednesday, October 22, 1969 The Nevada County Nugget 9 Pretty would-be astronauts en THE SPACE AGE came to Lyman Gilmore School Thursday when this real Gemini training capsule arrived on the back of a truck at the early-day airport. Its arrival during lunch period reportedly caused as much excitement-as_a-real splashdown with hundreds of youngsters watching a large Nevada Irrigation District forklift carefully carry the capsule to the ground. These two girls came by later for a look of the capsule which was acquired as surplus from the California Educational Agency to stimulate more interest in science, It will be placed alongside a cutaway jet engine and a piston engine used in the aerodynamics elective class at Gilmore. B of A starts regional system In a top level Bank of America appointment with local ramifications, Harold M. Schuppert has ‘een named to head the bank's new regional headquarters in Sacramento, The announcement was made today by President Rudolph A, Peterson, who described the appointment as "part of a major

organizational change expected to result in better, faster banking service to our California customers," Schuppert, a vice president since 1959, will be in complete charge of the Sacramento-North Mountain region which includes B of A branches in Nevada county. The bank currently operates 96 branches in this area, The organizational change in which Schuppert is a key figure calls for a transfer of overall control of the bank's 949 branches from San Francisco and Los Angeles head offices to 12 regional headquarters located in major metropolitan areas throughout California. Although responsibility for certain branch administrative functions at Bank of America has been decentralized since 1964, the new plan entails a more Significant shift in authority. "In addition to expanding those administrative responsibilities already handled on a decentralized basis, a substantial portion of the senior credit authority and staff traditionally centered -in the bank's head offices will be placed at the regional echelon,"' Peterson said. The changeover is expected to be completed by mid-1970, Peterson termed the new setup "a dramatic change designed to capitalize on the talents of our field management and toemPhasize an individual, imaginative approach to the bank's continued progress," He cited the growing size and complexity of California's economy as the principal reason for increase specialization along regional lines. "There are at least 12 district geographic markets in this state,"" he noted. "In order to keep pace with the expanding and varied banking needs of each, we need on-the-spot decision makers who can respond quickly, and with authority, to distinctly local conditions." THE BEST MOVE OU EVER MADE . 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE Phone 273-2206 The net effect of the regional plan, he observed, is almost equivalent to creating 12 Bank of America branch systems all coordinatéd from an overall policy standpoint but each having extensive operating autonomy. "For the customer," Peterson said, "this will mean faster, more responsive service. For the bank it means better information from the field, better decisions, and greater operating efficiency," As regional vice. presi Schuppert shoulders haporeent responsibilities for planning and for formulation of bank policy. He will continue to direct the staff responsible for overall administration of the Bank of America branches in his region, simplicity.. . &. BERGEMANN & SON ready to serve you day or night Call 265-2421 BOST AVE. OFF LOWER GRASS VALLEY ROAD, NEVADA CITY uneral Chapel Patt