September 11, 1974 (10 pages)

__ Sierra program ~~ Local residents can see the world from their armchairs Grass Valley Nevada City residents will be able to see the Sierra College is offering the popular Adventure film lecture Theater in series at the Nevdda _ Nevada City, ept. 25. ad starting Sept. Adventure location is the pra Ne. pilot programs the college — spring in Nevada “In the second: of the pilot runs, 115 people attended the C@mpus film-lecture, narrated in person. by the filmmaker. The feedback we received was most en. said Richard F.-: Yoo, Associate Dean of Community Services. “We have received a great a a ct es ee ew a etvome eerst Wed., Sept. 11,1974 The Nevada deal of support from Grass Valley Nevada City residents for the program on the Rocklin . The weather hazards of rain, snow and fog coupled with simple convenience for the residents made having a pr in this part of the district desirable,’’ he continued. Opening the series is ‘Flying Giant sized plants Patch of Okra -JOHN MASTILOCK of the Lower Colfax Road stands in his patch of Okra — and they might be termed giant sized plants. In_photo at left the pod of the okra is shown and according to the resident ‘it's a good crop”. Gardens usually do well in the’ Lower Colfax Road areas but Mastilock appears to have a green thumb. Okra plants normally grow to a height offour . feet and are popular in the southern United States.’ Some.of the plants towering above his head are 10 feet. Okra is-a type of pod and is used in various soups — especially gumbo soup. , conducting a series of special Alaska” hosted by Marion and . Bob Auburn on 25. County Nugget 7 " CLASSIFIED ADS a Seine, osama 10. Crafts& Services OPTOMETRIST 147 Mill St., Ph. 273-6246. Want ads Pay Through low-level aerial photography techniques the film illustrates Alaska’s _ mile-long fjords, giant mountains and glaciers. In sequences above the Artic Icepack, the Auburns filmed the migration of Caribou, then journeyed to Barrow where Other film-lectures coming . include: John Jay’s ‘‘The World of Skiing”; ‘“‘Mexico’s Riviera’”’ by James McDonald; Martin Litton’s “‘The Grand Canyon by .Dory’”; and. Gene Wiancko’s . “Yugoslavia.” Season tickets for the series of five programs are $4; individual tickets are $1 per person. All programs begin promptly at 7:30 p.m. Advance reservations. are suggested and may be obtained prior to September 24 from Sierra’s Office of Community Services, 5000 Rocklin Road, Rocklin, CA 95677, or phone 624-3333, ext. 323. Tickets may be picked up at the door of the Nevada Theater the evening of the performance. 406 more students enrolled First day attendance at Nevada county schools was up 406 students from last year according to County Superintendent George Bryant’s office. Chicago Park School had 94 students ‘Tuesday and 78 last year; Clear Creek, 31 and 30 last ‘year; Grass Valley Schools, including Hennessy, Bell ‘Hill and Lyman Gilmore, 1,426 and 1,408 last’ year; Nevada City Schools, including Seven Hills and the elementary, 956 and 891 last year; Pleasant Ridge, 545 and 480 last year. Pleasant Valley attendance was 79, with 39 last year; Ready Springs was 281, with 288 last year and they are anticipating at least 20 more; San Juan Ridge had 113, the same as last year and are e 12 more; Union. Hill, 198, with 207 last year; Washington had 17 as to 13 last year and Nevada Joint Union High School had 1,853 students attending as compared to 1,640 last year. United Pentecostal Church at 426 Ridge Road across from Nevada Union High School is Rev. Richard Neihart of Modesto is guest speaker. The public is invited to attend the remaining services which will run through September . 15th. Services begin: at 7:30 p.m, No services will be held Monday the 9th or Saturday the 14th. corre original Order 682 on file In this office, 3 PUBLIC NOTICE . ORDINANCE No. 662 OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF NEVADA . : AN ORDINANCE -AMENDING SECTION. L-Il 36.7. CHAPTER 2, LAND USE AND. DEVELOPMENT CODE, OF THE NEVADA COUNTY CODE, 1956. AS AMENDED, RECODIFIED IN 1972, TO ESTABLISH AN~ “'RA-X‘’. DISTRICT, ROLLINS PARKWEST SUBDIVISION. THE BOARD. OF SUPERVISORS OF THE EOUNTY OF NEVADA, STATE _ OF CALIFORNIA, DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: : SECTION fae Article L-11 36. of fhe Code of the County of Nevada, California, 1956, as amended, recodified ‘in’ 1972, is hereby amended to provide as follows: Section L-I!. 36.7 by the Boundary Establishment b Description, ROLLINS PARKWEST subdivision. All that certain territory shall be and the same is hereby rezoned to establish an ‘‘RA-X" District, as defined in Chapter I! of the Land Use and_Development. Code of the County of Nevada, California, as amended, and hereby becomes pe ae to all the restrictions set forth therein; That the territory hereinabove referred to is all that certain territory known as ROLLINS PARK-WEST Subdivision, recorded in the Office of the. Recorder, County of Nevada, in Book 5 of. Subdivisions, at nee 12, and deemed a. part of the official land use plan and chapter as provided for in: Article 36 of the Land Use and Development Code of the Code: of Nevada County, California. SECTION II. . % This Ordinance shall fake effect and be in force at. the: expiration of thirty (30) days from and after its passage, and! it shall become operative on the: 3rd day of October 1974, andi before the expiration of fifteen (15) days after its passage, it shall be published once, with the names of the og ailrabe voting for and against ‘same inthe }, a newspaper of general circulation printed and blisred in the County of vada. “ PASSED AND: ADOPTED by. the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada at a r meeting of said Board, held on the 3rd “ of September, 1974, by the following vote of said Board. AYES: Supervisors. Ralph. Buchanan, .Thomas: L. Turner, Fred J. Conway, Lawrence Filer, William F. Curran.: Noes. NONE ABSENT: NONE ATTEST; THEO. A. KOHLER, Jr. County Clerk and . as ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors — Crt By Cathy R. West Deputy Clerk “LAWRENCE FILER © Chairman The foregoing instrument is a ect copy of the EST: . e JLER, JR. Board of Su isors © COUNTY oF NEVADA By CATHY . WEST ‘Date of Publication: September 11, 1974 . © ular

__ Sierra program ~~ Local residents can see the world from their armchairs Grass Valley Nevada City residents will be able to see the Sierra College is offering the popular Adventure film lecture Theater in series at the Nevdda _ Nevada City, ept. 25. ad starting Sept. Adventure location is the pra Ne. pilot programs the college — spring in Nevada “In the second: of the pilot runs, 115 people attended the C@mpus film-lecture, narrated in person. by the filmmaker. The feedback we received was most en. said Richard F.-: Yoo, Associate Dean of Community Services. “We have received a great a a ct es ee ew a etvome eerst Wed., Sept. 11,1974 The Nevada deal of support from Grass Valley Nevada City residents for the program on the Rocklin . The weather hazards of rain, snow and fog coupled with simple convenience for the residents made having a pr in this part of the district desirable,’’ he continued. Opening the series is ‘Flying Giant sized plants Patch of Okra -JOHN MASTILOCK of the Lower Colfax Road stands in his patch of Okra — and they might be termed giant sized plants. In_photo at left the pod of the okra is shown and according to the resident ‘it's a good crop”. Gardens usually do well in the’ Lower Colfax Road areas but Mastilock appears to have a green thumb. Okra plants normally grow to a height offour . feet and are popular in the southern United States.’ Some.of the plants towering above his head are 10 feet. Okra is-a type of pod and is used in various soups — especially gumbo soup. , conducting a series of special Alaska” hosted by Marion and . Bob Auburn on 25. County Nugget 7 " CLASSIFIED ADS a Seine, osama 10. Crafts& Services OPTOMETRIST 147 Mill St., Ph. 273-6246. Want ads Pay Through low-level aerial photography techniques the film illustrates Alaska’s _ mile-long fjords, giant mountains and glaciers. In sequences above the Artic Icepack, the Auburns filmed the migration of Caribou, then journeyed to Barrow where Other film-lectures coming . include: John Jay’s ‘‘The World of Skiing”; ‘“‘Mexico’s Riviera’”’ by James McDonald; Martin Litton’s “‘The Grand Canyon by .Dory’”; and. Gene Wiancko’s . “Yugoslavia.” Season tickets for the series of five programs are $4; individual tickets are $1 per person. All programs begin promptly at 7:30 p.m. Advance reservations. are suggested and may be obtained prior to September 24 from Sierra’s Office of Community Services, 5000 Rocklin Road, Rocklin, CA 95677, or phone 624-3333, ext. 323. Tickets may be picked up at the door of the Nevada Theater the evening of the performance. 406 more students enrolled First day attendance at Nevada county schools was up 406 students from last year according to County Superintendent George Bryant’s office. Chicago Park School had 94 students ‘Tuesday and 78 last year; Clear Creek, 31 and 30 last ‘year; Grass Valley Schools, including Hennessy, Bell ‘Hill and Lyman Gilmore, 1,426 and 1,408 last’ year; Nevada City Schools, including Seven Hills and the elementary, 956 and 891 last year; Pleasant Ridge, 545 and 480 last year. Pleasant Valley attendance was 79, with 39 last year; Ready Springs was 281, with 288 last year and they are anticipating at least 20 more; San Juan Ridge had 113, the same as last year and are e 12 more; Union. Hill, 198, with 207 last year; Washington had 17 as to 13 last year and

Nevada Joint Union High School had 1,853 students attending as compared to 1,640 last year. United Pentecostal Church at 426 Ridge Road across from Nevada Union High School is Rev. Richard Neihart of Modesto is guest speaker. The public is invited to attend the remaining services which will run through September . 15th. Services begin: at 7:30 p.m, No services will be held Monday the 9th or Saturday the 14th. corre original Order 682 on file In this office, 3 PUBLIC NOTICE . ORDINANCE No. 662 OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF NEVADA . : AN ORDINANCE -AMENDING SECTION. L-Il 36.7. CHAPTER 2, LAND USE AND. DEVELOPMENT CODE, OF THE NEVADA COUNTY CODE, 1956. AS AMENDED, RECODIFIED IN 1972, TO ESTABLISH AN~ “'RA-X‘’. DISTRICT, ROLLINS PARKWEST SUBDIVISION.. THE BOARD. OF SUPERVISORS OF THE EOUNTY OF NEVADA, STATE _ OF CALIFORNIA, DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: : SECTION fae Article L-11 36. of fhe Code of the County of Nevada, California, 1956, as amended, recodified ‘in’ 1972, is hereby amended to provide as follows: Section L-I!. 36.7 by the Boundary Establishment b Description, ROLLINS PARKWEST subdivision. All that certain territory shall be and the same is hereby rezoned to establish an ‘‘RA-X" District, as defined in Chapter I! of the Land Use and_Development. Code of the County of Nevada, California, as amended, and hereby becomes pe ae to all the restrictions set forth therein; That the territory hereinabove referred to is all that certain territory known as ROLLINS PARK-WEST Subdivision, recorded in the Office of the. Recorder, County of Nevada, in Book 5 of. Subdivisions, at nee 12, and deemed a. part of the official land use plan and chapter as provided for in: Article 36 of the Land Use and Development Code of the Code: of Nevada County, California. SECTION II. . % This Ordinance shall fake effect and be in force at. the: expiration of thirty (30) days from and after its passage, and! it shall become operative on the: 3rd day of October 1974, andi before the expiration of fifteen (15) days after its passage, it shall be published once, with the names of the og ailrabe voting for and against ‘same inthe }, a newspaper of general circulation printed and blisred in the County of vada. “ PASSED AND: ADOPTED by. the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada at a r meeting of said Board, held on the 3rd “ of September, 1974, by the following vote of said Board. AYES: Supervisors. Ralph. Buchanan, .Thomas: L. Turner, Fred J. Conway, Lawrence Filer, William F. Curran.: Noes. NONE ABSENT: NONE ATTEST; THEO. A. KOHLER, Jr. County Clerk and . as ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors — Crt By Cathy R. West Deputy Clerk “LAWRENCE FILER © Chairman The foregoing instrument is a ect copy of the EST: . e JLER, JR. Board of Su isors © COUNTY oF NEVADA By CATHY . WEST ‘Date of Publication: September 11, 1974 . © ular