October 31, 1963 (20 pages)

. Page 3 .October 31, 1963..The Nugget. Page 3. What The School Boards Did Nevada Union High School Governing Board--regular meeting. Present: Mr. Harold George, Sr., Mr. William J. Austin, Mr. Weston W. Brunker, Mr. James Willis, Mr. R. Peter Ingram-late. Negotiation of theterms of sale of the Seven Hills School to the Nevada City School District was the chief topic of discussion. Stanley Halls and Neil Hennessy, hired by the school board to assess the property, turned in their assessments. The assessments were for $115, 000 and $108,000. Mrs. Sue Jensen, Earl Ericson, and Robert Piercy of the Nevada City Board and Ed Browning, superintendent, and Mr. Gallagher, Seven Hills principal, were present for negotiations. Harold George, Sr. said that he felt the property was worth about $150, 000. After much discussion and compromise, a Sale price of $115,000 was agreed upon. The terms of the sale are to be payment of $6,000 per year with this year's lease payment to be appliedtothe purchase. The interest rate was set at that rate that the High School has to pay on their construction loan. The Board adopted a "Use of School Bus Policy” which was suggested by the transportation pool. The policy states: “Since the increase of school population has taxed the capacity of the transportation system, no pupils in at-. tendance at private schools with= inthe district will be transported on district owned buses, “ and “To allow for the orderly operation of the bus maintenance program, the buses of the district shall not be used by community groups or for community recreation purposes.” Gerald Gelatt pointed out that the law does not make allowance for such uses, anda board member pointed out that the District's insurance probably does not cover these uses. Gelatt reported on the expenditure of funds for the library. He said that the code requires an expenditure,of slightly under $6000 for our high school district, and that well over $6000 was spent last year on books, audio-visual material, and services. Mrs. Ruth Cardin, English teacher, applied for and was granted a sebatical leave for the next school year. She is applying for a John Hay Foundation Fellowship Grant. Loehr Is Appointed To Water Post Governor Edmund G. Brown has appointed Henry G,. Loehr, chairman of the Nevada County Board of Supervisors, to the CaliforniaNevada Interstate Compact Commission, his office announced last week. He succeeds the late Cecil Edmunds of Truckee. Loehr is a wholesale distributor for Western Operations, Inc., a branch of Standard Oil. He and his wife, Lyla, make their home in Truckee. They have a married daughter. Loehr, a Republican, has beén a supervisor for 20 years. : CALIFORNIA PHYSICIANS’ SERVICE aeeal a me cs ee eee oe ee me ey FOR FULL INFORMATION on CPS-Blue Shield's non-group plan for individuals and families, complete and return coupon to: Curnow-Halls INSURANCE AGENCY 316 Broad Street. Nevada City ee Dial 265 -4586 eee ee ee eee ee eee ls ee ee ce ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee See ee ee eee t Please give me full details on the CPS Personal Protection Plan. t ‘ NAME ADDRESS. ‘ } CITY PHONE____ Capsule Displayed Congressman Harold T. Johnson, representing the Second, mountain-valley counties, district, today announced that the Faith 7 capsule of Major L. Gordon Cooper will be displayed in Sacramento, California March 12 through 15, 1964. DEPEND ON BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO. rO ADD A NEW FIREPLACE WALL .. WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT! WN, A Vip yy rere a Z Furnish Everything: Ideas . Designing Of te: . Financing . Materials . Construction RELIABLE, ESTABLISHED LUMBER DEALERS KNOW HOME IMPROVEMENT BEST ‘ You can depend on us for guaranteed home improvement because we've been here a long time, done a lot and we're more than that, CHIP, our Comprehensive Home Improvement Plan, furnishes everything you need . Ideas, Designing, Financing, Materials and roud of our reputation. But, Construction. Call today for FREE booklet and consultation in your home. We'll furnish suggestions, sketches and complete costs-before any papers are signed. BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO. Grass Valley Nevada City Ph. 273-6105 CHIP — the only Comprehensive Home Improvement Plan a To someone who doesn’t know you, there is no better reference than your banker. ’ Because credit is his business, a banker is in the best position to vouch for your dependability. That’s why a word from him can often smooth the way for any financial transaction—whether you’re Funny how he always asks for a bank reference. buying a car, building a home, starting a business or opening a charge account at the corner store. One of the best ways to get a bank reference is to have a savings account. Why not open one today? BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST ANI SAVINGS ASSOC IATIONMEMBERS) La TE OR TOR eet pe seman a: nn

. Page 3 .October 31, 1963...The Nugget.. Page 3.. What The School Boards Did Nevada Union High School Governing Board--regular meeting. Present: Mr. Harold George, Sr., Mr. William J. Austin, Mr. Weston W. Brunker, Mr. James Willis, Mr. R. Peter Ingram-late. Negotiation of theterms of sale of the Seven Hills School to the Nevada City School District was the chief topic of discussion. Stanley Halls and Neil Hennessy, hired by the school board to assess the property, turned in their assessments. The assessments were for $115, 000 and $108,000. Mrs. Sue Jensen, Earl Ericson, and Robert Piercy of the Nevada City Board and Ed Browning, superintendent, and Mr. Gallagher, Seven Hills principal, were present for negotiations. Harold George, Sr. said that he felt the property was worth about $150, 000. After much discussion and compromise, a Sale price of $115,000 was agreed upon. The terms of the sale are to be payment of $6,000 per year with this year's lease payment to be appliedtothe purchase. The interest rate was set at that rate that the High School has to pay on their construction loan. The Board adopted a "Use of School Bus Policy” which was suggested by the transportation pool. The policy states: “Since the increase of school population has taxed the capacity of the transportation system, no pupils in at-. tendance at private schools with= inthe district will be transported on district owned buses, “ and “To allow for the orderly operation of the bus maintenance program, the buses of the district shall not be used by community groups or for community recreation purposes.” Gerald Gelatt pointed out that the law does not make allowance for such uses, anda board member pointed out that the District's insurance probably does not cover these uses. Gelatt reported on the expenditure of funds for the library. He said that the code requires an expenditure,of slightly under $6000 for our high school district, and that well over $6000 was spent last year on books, audio-visual material, and services. Mrs. Ruth Cardin, English teacher, applied for and was granted a sebatical leave for the next school year. She is applying for a John Hay Foundation Fellowship Grant. Loehr Is Appointed To Water Post Governor Edmund G. Brown has appointed Henry G,. Loehr, chairman of the Nevada County Board of Supervisors, to the CaliforniaNevada Interstate Compact Commission, his office announced last week. He succeeds the late Cecil Edmunds of Truckee. Loehr is a wholesale distributor for Western Operations, Inc., a branch of Standard Oil. He and his wife, Lyla, make their home in Truckee. They have a married daughter. Loehr,

a Republican, has beén a supervisor for 20 years. : CALIFORNIA PHYSICIANS’ SERVICE aeeal a me cs ee eee oe ee me ey FOR FULL INFORMATION on CPS-Blue Shield's non-group plan for individuals and families, complete and return coupon to: Curnow-Halls INSURANCE AGENCY 316 Broad Street. Nevada City ee Dial 265 -4586 eee ee ee eee ee eee ls ee ee ce ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee See ee ee eee t Please give me full details on the CPS Personal Protection Plan. t ‘ NAME ADDRESS. ‘ } CITY PHONE____ Capsule Displayed Congressman Harold T. Johnson, representing the Second, mountain-valley counties, district, today announced that the Faith 7 capsule of Major L. Gordon Cooper will be displayed in Sacramento, California March 12 through 15, 1964. DEPEND ON BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO. rO ADD A NEW FIREPLACE WALL ... WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT! WN, A Vip yy rere a Z Furnish Everything: Ideas . Designing Of te: . Financing . Materials . Construction RELIABLE, ESTABLISHED LUMBER DEALERS KNOW HOME IMPROVEMENT BEST ‘ You can depend on us for guaranteed home improvement because we've been here a long time, done a lot and we're more than that, CHIP, our Comprehensive Home Improvement Plan, furnishes everything you need . Ideas, Designing, Financing, Materials and roud of our reputation. But, Construction. Call today for FREE booklet and consultation in your home. We'll furnish suggestions, sketches and complete costs-before any papers are signed. BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO. Grass Valley Nevada City Ph. 273-6105 CHIP — the only Comprehensive Home Improvement Plan a To someone who doesn’t know you, there is no better reference than your banker. ’ Because credit is his business, a banker is in the best position to vouch for your dependability. That’s why a word from him can often smooth the way for any financial transaction—whether you’re Funny how he always asks for a bank reference. buying a car, building a home, starting a business or opening a charge account at the corner store. One of the best ways to get a bank reference is to have a savings account. Why not open one today? BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST ANI SAVINGS ASSOC IATIONMEMBERS) La TE OR TOR eet pe seman a: nn