September 10, 1969 (12 pages)

Permits issued to build two private schools Permits to build two private school buildings were amongthe 68 building permits, with a total valuation of $535,099, issued last month by the Nevada County Building and Inspection Department. Forest Lake Christian School obtained a permit to build a three-r School house, valued at $23,970, on Combie Road in Lake of the Pines area, According to Ed Fellersen, county superintendent of schools, Mrs. Jean Shoellerman, will be the teacher for the private school, “Mrs. Shoellerman has teaching credentials, and has operated a school for approximately 20 elementary students in her home for several years, A permit to build a two-room School house on Highway 49 North went to Oliver Milhous. The proposed construction cost is listed at $36,000. Fellersen said Milhous conducts a special ‘education boarding school for elementary students, and that the county’ school department Proposes to lease the Milhous 23,000 older citizens get tax assistance SACRAMENTO — Some 23,000 California Senior Citizens have already received 1969 three million dollars, according to Sen, Stephen P, Teale (DWest Point). He also issued a reminder that Oct. 15, is the filing deadling for the 1969 claims This is the second year of the California Senior Citizens Teale said this program should not be confused with the Homeowner's Property Tax Relief Program which was the first step by the Legislature in proior Citizens are eligible for both programs if they can meet the owner's Property Tax Relief Program : and get an additional check for up to 95 per cent building, when it is cofpleted. A teacher now holds classes in the school's dining room, Fellersen said, Other permits issued last month and their valuations are as follows: Peterson, A-frame, Cascade Shores, $10,935; Goodwin, move-in residence, Lake of the Pines, $16,267; Stanley, bath and electrical, Colfax Highway, $2,144; Hodges, garage, Rattlesnake Road, $1,584. Hunter, residence, Lake of The Pines, $21,156; Blake, residence, Lake of. The Pines, $27,794; Dirks, residence, Lake . of The Pines, $22,812; Freeman, storage and attached garage, Wolf Road, $3,531; BrewHentzell, residence, Meadow Drive, $22,227; Boise, Cascade Property, Inc., residence, Lake Wildwood West, $24,245; Corson, repair, remodel and rewire, 504 Broad, Nevada City, $5,000, Oats, replace rustic on ex$1,000; Barringer, residence, Over. brook Acres, $12,193; Nettles, residence, Mt. Olive Road, $13,936; Salter, repair and remodel, Hwy. 20 and Bitney storage, 4 Vista Ave., $500; Lynch, residence, Hwy. 20 East, $11,973. Sipe, addition and garage, Jones Bar Road, $6,729; Mallory, residence, Lake of The Pines, $15,761; Truax, garage and breezeway, Rattlesnake Road, $1,848; Mehne, residence, Washington, $12,095. Blackwell, garage and shop, Meadow View Drive, $1,980; McBride, deck, Scotts Flat Road, $440; Briens, travel trailer spaces, acreage on 89 North, $3,000; Moniz, residence, Prosser Lakeview Est., $18,207. Sivertsen, residence, Armstrong subdivision, $28,300; Horn, residence, . Lake View Subd., $22,641; Juliot, garage, Ridge Road, Meadow Park, $3,484; Tellyn, residence, Donner Terrace, $21,792. Reggitt, residence, Olympic Heights, $15,027; Mackey, addiEmmons Tract, $7,088; McGinnis, residence; Biltz Tract, $20,014; South Bay Ski Clin ote Srngs 16,57 > tJ ? Ri deck and pier, Waltz Track, $1,375; Cozzalio, alteration in office, Lot 3 Commercial Row, Truckee, $2,500; Liewelstructure Olson, foundation, Weeks Tract, $800; Flores, carport, Olympic Ht., $1,584; Charter eet tM he ot Duggan Road, . ? Wednesday, September 10, 1969 The Nevada County Nugget ¢ County board head — Lou Hartman dies Flags were flown at half mast over county and city buildings Friday in memory to John L, (Lou) H: chairman of the Nevada County Board of Supervisors, who died Thursday. . Mr. Hartman, 59, collapsed from an apparent heart attack while shopping in a local market about 5 p.m. He was taken by ambulance to Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, and doctors worked over him enroute, to no avail, opposition to .a full four-year term the following year. He was appointed by Gov. Edmund Brown to fill the vacancy from district three left by the resignation of Neil Hennessey. clowaied te tet. ahiemenenty le last April, less than six months ago. He became chairman at ay : . = & : Hi 3 fe 4 5 gf Es Ss Bees E : t ee ry : the supervisors' office resting during the lunch hour, so he would be refreshed for the afternon session. When -he was appointed, thenGov. Brown said of Hartman: Two get jail Two men convicted of difby a window in a North po gone business establishment was givpall gg months suspended senice, ‘ LOU HARTMAN "Mr. Hartman has been active in the business and civic life of the community for the past 20 years and has an outstanding record of community service. His knowledge affairs and local problems equip him admirably for membership in the county board of superpervisor will face an election in less than a year, the primary of June 1970, At present, Dean Lawrence, as vice chairman of the board, will conduct the meetings. This morning, Mrs. Lawrence ordered that American flags at the courthouse and Truckee government center be lowered to half mast. Municipal ‘officials at Grass Valley and Nevada City followed suit, she said. Mr. Hartman was born and raised in Indiana, then moved to Southern California and subsequently moved to Nevada county 25 years ago. He operated insurance and grocery businesses, then worked for Mountain Chevrolet and later operated Hartman Chevrolet in Grass Valley. For the past several years, he has run Hartman's Used Cars in Hills Flat. He was a past exalted ruler of Grass Valley Lodge of Elks, past president of Bell Maywood Rotary, member of Ben Ali Shrine, Madison Lodge F. & A, M., Grass Valley Sportsman's Club, past president of the local auto dealers' association, active sponsor of Girl Scouts and Red Cross and a member of the United Methodist Church of Grass Valley. Survivors include his wife, Vivian, of the Ridge Road area; huheatie, B et t of Beverly King of Santa Barbara and Linda Simms of Sacramento; a sister, VirSe of Cocoa, Fla.; and our grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m, Monday at the United Methodist Church of Grass Valley with the Rev. Evald Leps offic Burial was at Greenwood Memorial Gardens. In leu of flowers, donations may be made tothe Lou Hartman Memorial Fund at Nevada General Hospital. PT boat commander is Constitution speaker Commander Ted Robinson, who was skipper of a PT boat which helped rescue John F. Kennedy during World War 0 will be guest speaker at the Constitution Day celebration scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 14. This was disclosed to Grass Valley Lions Thursday by William Lambert, chairman of the Constitution Day event. Robingson was described as “a very patriotic speaker."" He recently addressed Sons in Retirement here and reportedly was well received. He was skipper of PT boat 108 which was in the sameSouth Seas operation as the PT boat skippered by Kennedy. The event, sponsored by Nevada Lodge of Masons, will include a parade, and units which will participate include six bands, a unicycle drill team and comic fire brigade. Eight couples will doa minuet, and a local group wearing authentic colonial costumes will Ab #8 3.3 ~ woe S495 > 3g wt 2 A723 ~ 22 CF ONES parr ous .

Permits issued to build two private schools Permits to build two private school buildings were amongthe 68 building permits, with a total valuation of $535,099, issued last month by the Nevada County Building and Inspection Department. Forest Lake Christian School obtained a permit to build a three-r School house, valued at $23,970, on Combie Road in Lake of the Pines area, According to Ed Fellersen, county superintendent of schools, Mrs. Jean Shoellerman, will be the teacher for the private school, “Mrs. Shoellerman has teaching credentials, and has operated a school for approximately 20 elementary students in her home for several years, A permit to build a two-room School house on Highway 49 North went to Oliver Milhous. The proposed construction cost is listed at $36,000. Fellersen said Milhous conducts a special ‘education boarding school for elementary students, and that the county’ school department Proposes to lease the Milhous 23,000 older citizens get tax assistance SACRAMENTO — Some 23,000 California Senior Citizens have already received 1969 three million dollars, according to Sen, Stephen P, Teale (DWest Point). He also issued a reminder that Oct. 15, is the filing deadling for the 1969 claims This is the second year of the California Senior Citizens Teale said this program should not be confused with the Homeowner's Property Tax Relief Program which was the first step by the Legislature in proior Citizens are eligible for both programs if they can meet the owner's Property Tax Relief Program : and get an additional check for up to 95 per cent building, when it is cofpleted. A teacher now holds classes in the school's dining room, Fellersen said, Other permits issued last month and their valuations are as follows: Peterson, A-frame, Cascade Shores, $10,935; Goodwin, move-in residence, Lake of the Pines, $16,267; Stanley, bath and electrical, Colfax Highway, $2,144; Hodges, garage, Rattlesnake Road, $1,584. Hunter, residence, Lake of The Pines, $21,156; Blake, residence, Lake of. The Pines, $27,794; Dirks, residence, Lake . of The Pines, $22,812; Freeman, storage and attached garage, Wolf Road, $3,531; BrewHentzell, residence, Meadow Drive, $22,227; Boise, Cascade Property, Inc., residence, Lake Wildwood West, $24,245; Corson, repair, remodel and rewire, 504 Broad, Nevada City, $5,000, Oats, replace rustic on ex$1,000; Barringer, residence, Over. brook Acres, $12,193; Nettles, residence, Mt. Olive Road, $13,936; Salter, repair and remodel, Hwy. 20 and Bitney storage, 4 Vista Ave., $500; Lynch, residence, Hwy. 20 East, $11,973. Sipe, addition and garage, Jones Bar Road, $6,729; Mallory, residence, Lake of The Pines, $15,761; Truax, garage and breezeway, Rattlesnake Road, $1,848; Mehne, residence, Washington, $12,095. Blackwell, garage and shop, Meadow View Drive, $1,980; McBride, deck, Scotts Flat Road, $440; Briens, travel trailer spaces, acreage on 89 North, $3,000; Moniz, residence, Prosser Lakeview Est., $18,207. Sivertsen, residence, Armstrong subdivision, $28,300; Horn, residence, . Lake View Subd., $22,641; Juliot, garage, Ridge Road, Meadow Park, $3,484; Tellyn, residence, Donner Terrace, $21,792. Reggitt, residence, Olympic Heights, $15,027; Mackey, addiEmmons Tract, $7,088; McGinnis, residence; Biltz Tract, $20,014; South Bay Ski Clin ote Srngs 16,57 > tJ ? Ri deck and pier, Waltz Track, $1,375; Cozzalio, alteration in office, Lot 3 Commercial Row, Truckee, $2,500; Liewelstructure Olson, foundation, Weeks Tract, $800; Flores, carport, Olympic Ht., $1,584; Charter eet tM he ot Duggan Road, . ? Wednesday, September 10, 1969 The Nevada County Nugget ¢ County board head — Lou Hartman dies Flags were flown at half mast over county and city buildings Friday in memory to John L, (Lou) H: chairman of the Nevada County Board of Supervisors, who died Thursday. . Mr. Hartman, 59, collapsed from an apparent heart attack while shopping in a local market about 5 p.m. He was taken

by ambulance to Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, and doctors worked over him enroute, to no avail, opposition to .a full four-year term the following year. He was appointed by Gov. Edmund Brown to fill the vacancy from district three left by the resignation of Neil Hennessey. clowaied te tet. ahiemenenty le last April, less than six months ago. He became chairman at ay : . = & : Hi 3 fe 4 5 gf Es Ss Bees E : t ee ry : the supervisors' office resting during the lunch hour, so he would be refreshed for the afternon session. When -he was appointed, thenGov. Brown said of Hartman: Two get jail Two men convicted of difby a window in a North po gone business establishment was givpall gg months suspended senice, ‘ LOU HARTMAN "Mr. Hartman has been active in the business and civic life of the community for the past 20 years and has an outstanding record of community service. His knowledge affairs and local problems equip him admirably for membership in the county board of superpervisor will face an election in less than a year, the primary of June 1970, At present, Dean Lawrence, as vice chairman of the board, will conduct the meetings. This morning, Mrs. Lawrence ordered that American flags at the courthouse and Truckee government center be lowered to half mast. Municipal ‘officials at Grass Valley and Nevada City followed suit, she said. Mr. Hartman was born and raised in Indiana, then moved to Southern California and subsequently moved to Nevada county 25 years ago. He operated insurance and grocery businesses, then worked for Mountain Chevrolet and later operated Hartman Chevrolet in Grass Valley. For the past several years, he has run Hartman's Used Cars in Hills Flat. He was a past exalted ruler of Grass Valley Lodge of Elks, past president of Bell Maywood Rotary, member of Ben Ali Shrine, Madison Lodge F. & A, M., Grass Valley Sportsman's Club, past president of the local auto dealers' association, active sponsor of Girl Scouts and Red Cross and a member of the United Methodist Church of Grass Valley. Survivors include his wife, Vivian, of the Ridge Road area; huheatie, B et t of Beverly King of Santa Barbara and Linda Simms of Sacramento; a sister, VirSe of Cocoa, Fla.; and our grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m, Monday at the United Methodist Church of Grass Valley with the Rev. Evald Leps offic Burial was at Greenwood Memorial Gardens. In leu of flowers, donations may be made tothe Lou Hartman Memorial Fund at Nevada General Hospital. PT boat commander is Constitution speaker Commander Ted Robinson, who was skipper of a PT boat which helped rescue John F. Kennedy during World War 0 will be guest speaker at the Constitution Day celebration scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 14. This was disclosed to Grass Valley Lions Thursday by William Lambert, chairman of the Constitution Day event. Robingson was described as “a very patriotic speaker."" He recently addressed Sons in Retirement here and reportedly was well received. He was skipper of PT boat 108 which was in the sameSouth Seas operation as the PT boat skippered by Kennedy. The event, sponsored by Nevada Lodge of Masons, will include a parade, and units which will participate include six bands, a unicycle drill team and comic fire brigade. Eight couples will doa minuet, and a local group wearing authentic colonial costumes will Ab #8 3.3 ~ woe S495 > 3g wt 2 A723 ~ 22 CF ONES parr ous .