September 13, 1967 (16 pages)

at hm aia =P cari ad sO RRNA e asomnarone vas can ps en seems ee SAME EI peng. ie Lo oe Volume 42 Number 35 ie Nerd Cate bie inion H: Ber Lowell Hil, Bourbon Hil Sctch Hal rl ae 7 ‘10 Cents A abba oO French C R and hicago Park Wolf, Chrismas mas illow Valley, Newtown, Indian Flat,. AE enh agi an he amannita CAL ST LIBRARY SACTO CAL 95814 NUGGET , Graniteville, North Sen Juan, North Bloomill, Sailor Flat, Lake City, Selby Flat, omy. port, Birchville, Moore's Flat, Orleans Flat, September 13, 1967 Supervisors Table Proposal On Zoning Nevada County's Board of Supervisors Tuesday tabled for further study a proposal for a new zoning concept which would allow agricultural districts tobe combined with other zones. Action on the proposal was held over to next Tuesday. This new zoning classification, which would allow combination of agricultural. with other zones, would also eliminate: agriculture asa_ separate zone. Instead, agriculture would have a "U" or unclassified zone. The proposal also redefines several terms. It also spells out minimum restrictions on building sites, R-l use of back yards. The proposal is in the form od an amendment tothe zoning code now in effect. The new classification is also connected to the controversial” Bitney's Springs rezoning, but Bitney's was not the subject of Tuesday's hearing. The proposal for Bitney's is to zone it to a combined district, so a hearing cannot be held on it unless the supervisors put the combined zone into the ordinance. Nevada County Nugget Has New Editor Publishers of the Nevada County Nugget announce the appointment of Garrett M (Garry) Stack as managing editor. Stack, who most recently had been city editor of the Bozeman Daily Chronicle, Bozeman, Montana, for the past six years, Garrett M. Stack arrived in Nevada City on Labor Day with his wife, Polly, and two of their five children: Taylor, 12, and Roland, 6. Two of their four boys, Peter, 15, is attending school in San Diego and Garrett Ill, 16, is at school in Port LaVaca, Tex, A daughter, Mrs, (Con't on Pg. 16) Local Man Critically Injured James Frederick Cleek, 47, remained in critical condition with a head injury Tuesday according to a Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital report, Cleek injured when he fell from a moving pickup truck loaded with furniture on which he was sitting. Cleek fell when a table toppled to the ground and landed in a ditch on his head alongside the broken table, the California Highway Patrol reported. He was riding on a load of furniture being moved by Nancy Janice Cleek, 25, 351 E. Bennett Street, Grass Valley. Jury Hands Indictment A fifth indictment was returned by the Nevada County Grand Jury at its night session last week, but the indictment was not made public until his arrest last Wednesday afternoon at 1:40, The jury handed down an indictment against Michael Robert Marcher, 20, of Nevada City, charging him with possession of marijuana, Following his arrest Marcher posted $2,200 bail and was released pending further court action, _ Published Wednesdays, Nevada City CONSTITUTION DAY CEREMONY--Nevada City Mayor Arch MaPhatern ; portraying George Washington, reads the Preamble to the United States Constitution during amock signing of the document held here last Sunday. The celebration attracted several people to the city. Shown standing are Clinton Lee and Elwood Ellinger, portraying John Longden and James Madison, original signers of the document. Thomas H. Taylor, not pictured, acted as master of ceremonies. Patriotic Reception On Constitution Day Throngs of citizens gathered at Nevada City Sunday in an outstanding expression ofpatriotism . to witness a parade and ceremoney commemorating the signing of the United States Constitution, Chairman of the parade, sponsored by Nevada Lodge, F. & A. M., Was Beryl Robinson Jr. Many outstanding floats and other group representations highlighted the march which ‘commenced at East and West Broad and came down Union Street, out across Commercial and back to Broad, American. “Legion color guard headed the parade, followed by the Legion Auxiliary Unit, "Uncle Sam," portrayed by Don Breuer, Grass Valley, was next in line, ; Marching music was furnished by the Hennessy School Band, followed by cars carrying honored. guests, including Max Rafferty, state superintendent of public instruction, Daughters of the American Revolution, Assemblyman Gene Chappie, United Republicans of California, Nevada City Mayor and Council, Eddi Duckworth, "Miss Sacramento: of 1967" charmed the paMax Rafferty Critical of Court Action California. superintendent of pubic instruction, Max Rafferty, took issue with court decisions involving the constitution and public schools during his talk Sunday in Nevada City to a responsive group gathered to attend a Constitution Day ceremony and parade, The event, a first for the city, _was promoted and sponsored by Nevada Lodge No, 13, F. & A.M. Bill Lambert was chairman, Phe, see educator, who is ed by many as the likely (Con*t on Pg, 16) 3 H

at hm aia =P cari ad sO RRNA e asomnarone vas can ps en seems ee SAME EI peng. ie Lo oe Volume 42 Number 35 ie Nerd Cate bie inion H: Ber Lowell Hil, Bourbon Hil Sctch Hal rl ae 7 ‘10 Cents A abba oO French C R and hicago Park Wolf, Chrismas mas illow Valley, Newtown, Indian Flat,. AE enh agi an he amannita CAL ST LIBRARY SACTO CAL 95814 NUGGET , Graniteville, North Sen Juan, North Bloomill, Sailor Flat, Lake City, Selby Flat, omy. port, Birchville, Moore's Flat, Orleans Flat, September 13, 1967 Supervisors Table Proposal On Zoning Nevada County's Board of Supervisors Tuesday tabled for further study a proposal for a new zoning concept which would allow agricultural districts tobe combined with other zones. Action on the proposal was held over to next Tuesday. This new zoning classification, which would allow combination of agricultural. with other zones, would also eliminate: agriculture asa_ separate zone. Instead, agriculture would have a "U" or unclassified zone. The proposal also redefines several terms. It also spells out minimum restrictions on building sites, R-l use of back yards. The proposal is in the form od an amendment tothe zoning code now in effect. The new classification is also connected to the controversial” Bitney's Springs rezoning, but Bitney's was not the subject of Tuesday's hearing. The proposal for Bitney's is to zone it to a combined district, so a hearing cannot be held on it unless the supervisors put the combined zone into the ordinance. Nevada County Nugget Has New Editor Publishers of the Nevada County Nugget announce the appointment of Garrett M (Garry) Stack as managing editor. Stack, who most recently had been city editor of the Bozeman Daily Chronicle, Bozeman, Montana, for the past six years, Garrett M. Stack arrived in Nevada City on Labor Day with his wife, Polly, and two of their five children: Taylor, 12, and Roland, 6. Two of their four boys, Peter, 15, is attending school in San Diego and Garrett Ill, 16, is at school in Port LaVaca, Tex, A daughter, Mrs, (Con't on Pg. 16) Local Man Critically Injured James Frederick Cleek, 47, remained in critical condition with a head injury Tuesday according to a Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital report, Cleek injured when he fell from a moving pickup truck loaded with furniture on which he was

sitting. Cleek fell when a table toppled to the ground and landed in a ditch on his head alongside the broken table, the California Highway Patrol reported. He was riding on a load of furniture being moved by Nancy Janice Cleek, 25, 351 E. Bennett Street, Grass Valley. Jury Hands Indictment A fifth indictment was returned by the Nevada County Grand Jury at its night session last week, but the indictment was not made public until his arrest last Wednesday afternoon at 1:40, The jury handed down an indictment against Michael Robert Marcher, 20, of Nevada City, charging him with possession of marijuana, Following his arrest Marcher posted $2,200 bail and was released pending further court action, _ Published Wednesdays, Nevada City CONSTITUTION DAY CEREMONY--Nevada City Mayor Arch MaPhatern ; portraying George Washington, reads the Preamble to the United States Constitution during amock signing of the document held here last Sunday. The celebration attracted several people to the city. Shown standing are Clinton Lee and Elwood Ellinger, portraying John Longden and James Madison, original signers of the document. Thomas H. Taylor, not pictured, acted as master of ceremonies. Patriotic Reception On Constitution Day Throngs of citizens gathered at Nevada City Sunday in an outstanding expression ofpatriotism . to witness a parade and ceremoney commemorating the signing of the United States Constitution, Chairman of the parade, sponsored by Nevada Lodge, F. & A. M., Was Beryl Robinson Jr. Many outstanding floats and other group representations highlighted the march which ‘commenced at East and West Broad and came down Union Street, out across Commercial and back to Broad, American. “Legion color guard headed the parade, followed by the Legion Auxiliary Unit, "Uncle Sam," portrayed by Don Breuer, Grass Valley, was next in line, ; Marching music was furnished by the Hennessy School Band, followed by cars carrying honored. guests, including Max Rafferty, state superintendent of public instruction, Daughters of the American Revolution, Assemblyman Gene Chappie, United Republicans of California, Nevada City Mayor and Council, Eddi Duckworth, "Miss Sacramento: of 1967" charmed the paMax Rafferty Critical of Court Action California. superintendent of pubic instruction, Max Rafferty, took issue with court decisions involving the constitution and public schools during his talk Sunday in Nevada City to a responsive group gathered to attend a Constitution Day ceremony and parade, The event, a first for the city, _was promoted and sponsored by Nevada Lodge No, 13, F. & A.M. Bill Lambert was chairman, Phe, see educator, who is ed by many as the likely (Con*t on Pg, 16) 3 H