September 19, 1973 (12 pages)

Wed., Sept.19, 1973 “The Nevada er Nugget 1] Camptonville News iY 4 °s¥ Calendar Sg Upcoming events "ROBERT L.ROSS, JR. OPTOMETRIST 147 Mill St., Ph. 273-6246 CAMPTONVILLE, Sept. 1 — Hanson houses on Brooks Lane, Mrs. Olive Hays, 72, died August 30th in Bakersfield, where she has been living with her daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Kessler, for the past few years. She was a native of Camptonville and a member of an oldtime family, being the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miles (Glent) Calvin. She was the widow of Eugene H. Hays, who for many years was the driver of the Marysville-Camgptonville -stage. She spent a few of:her ‘later >-years at Browns Valley, but resided here most of her life. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Kessler, of Bakersfield; a sister, Mrs. Irene D. Bishop, of Grass Valley and two grandchildren. are moving into a new trailer at, The following calendar of events, a weekly feature of the the Forest Service office area at a isael beginning with'thisissue, is supplied by the Nevada ~ Bullards Bar Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Rovers went to Lake Tahoe Saturdayte celebrate_her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Addleson of Castro Valley were in town Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Phebus left Monday for*San Francisco preparatory. to their trip to Louisiana. A heavy north-east wind blew Saturday and Sunday causing considerable anxiety because of the high fire danger. Chamber hears Funeral services were con ducted Tuesday in the Camptonville Cemetery, Rev. Haven Martin of Nevada City officiating, with interment in the family plot. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hagen of Sacramento Sunday. about tour were in town Kiwanis Club and_ its Chamber of Sept. 21Dan Burton Sheeney & Group, Rock Concert, Old Nevada Theatre, N.C. 22Stock Car Races, Fairgrounds, G.V 22Rough and Ready Grange Social Night, 8 p.m. in Rough and Ready. 29Meeting of National Association of Restoration Specialists (for details, Write Nevada City Chamber of © Commerce) a Stock Car Races, Fairgrounds, G. V. “Oktoberfest” at Fairgrounds, G.V. Noon. Oct. 6 a Nevada County Gem and Mineral Society presents “Earth’s Treasures,’’ opening at 10 a.m. both days at National Guard Armory Building, Ridge Rd. and Nevada City Highway. Admission free. 7 Eighth Annual Tour of the Northern Mines. For made well in advance. 13 Golden Autumn House and Garden Tour. Sponsored by Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. For details write to Mrs. Frank Carli, 815 West Main, Grass Valley, Calif. 95945. 13 Trade Fair and Old-Fashioed Bazaar at Veterans’ Memorial Building, 415 N. Pine, Nevada City, 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. Sponsored by Nevada City Chamber .Commerce. Service was the guest speaker. but only for the day. He hopes to at Santa Ana, spent a vacation .encourage monthly mine tours, at the home of his parents, Mr. at least during the good weather and Mrs. William Richardson, months, with one or two nights’ last week. lodging included in a tour Mrs. Robert Pense was called package, he said. to the Bay area last week due to The Empire is the only mine the sudden death of her brother. remaining in the county with Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. equipment, etc. for visitors to Jackson spent the weekend at see, Crane said. The visitors their former home _ at residing on the Moonshine Road. She will teach in the Camptonville Union School when it starts next week. Miss Marilyn Jane Enrico, both of Antioch, were united in HEREBY to 65854 of the California’. Code that Government Planning Section Commission of the the territory :within the existing boundaries of the City and would supersede the existing zoning ordinance, Ordinance No. 277, as amended. Said hearing will be held on Thursday, October 25, ~ 1973, at 8:00 o'clock P.M., at the meeting place of = said Commission at the City Hall, 317 Broad Street, Nevada City, California, at which time and place all interested persons may appear and be heard. A copy of said proposed zoning ordinance Draft exes on filé with the City Clerk and available for inspection, and that the Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on said for many families. Therefore we must require that Draft EIR at the same time and place as the above mentioned recreational vehicle field was these vehicles are safe on both ordinance, at which hearing all the highways and for living purposes. This dual interested persons may make comments, either orally or in responsibility must be met to the public can be guarnateed that they are getting what they bargain for. . A bill which Chappie termed home “landmark legislation’? in the introduced today by My bill, AB 2665, will require transportation and a temporary July 1, 1974. hearing on. said proposed writing, on said report. ated: September 17, 1973. NEVADA CITY PLANNING COMMISSION By PETER HOFFMAN Chairman Dates of Publication: Sept. 19, 26, 1973. ~ RACHEL CIRCLE Members of Rachel Circle will meet .at 1 p.m. Friday at the home of Miriam Strathman. Laura Hambly will bring the devotions and Clarita Penniwell will be cohostess. Members needing transportation may call Application for mine water filed marriage Friday by Judge _.. City of Nevada City wil! hold-a public hearingfor the purpose of considering ‘a proposed. new zoning ordinance.for said: €ity, .. which would apply to all. recreation vehicle rules: CAMPTONVILLE, Sept. 8 — Joseph Arthur Madrigal and IS pursuant (EIR) in reference to* said proposed project. (ordinance) is the State Department of Housing and Community Restaurant, Malcolm Hammill our highways are protected Development to immediately reminded the members that a from below-standard adopt regulations governing the construction of recreational replica of the Empire mine is on construction.”’ “T have had numerous vehicles to take care of the display at the Los Angeles county fair; ‘‘the largest county complaints from owners of above problems. fair in the world.” If a few local recreational vehicles because of Hopefully the Legislature will people were down there talking this.” pass this legislation early in 1974 A recreational vehicle today so that by adding an urgency about Nevada county ‘‘we sure could boost the county,’ serves as both a means of provision it could take effect by Hammill said. NOTICE GIVEN, Bill introduced to set summer home here. vehicles to meet certain to see,’’ he added. Mr. and Mrs. John Pettit of standa rds of construction so that During the breakfast meeting, Hayward spent. the holiday held at Holiday House both they and other travelers on Miss Jill Grady arrived last week from Connecticut and is NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED NEW ZONING ORDINANCE FOR CITY + OF NEVADA CITY, AND NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT-REPORT PERTAINING TO SAID ORDINANCE. Clerk. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that a cer Impact Reportwho go on the 8th annual Assemblyman Gene Chappie Marysville. Kiwanis tour Oct. 7 will visit the ( R-Cool.) Mr. and Mrs. Earle W. Davis “Tt is time,” said Chappie, Empire with a short stop at the Jr., and sons, of Castro Valley Brunswick, Crane said; ‘‘there ‘for companies engaged in the spent the weekend at their recreational is nothing left at the other mines building of weekend visiting his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Rogers. PUBLIC NOTICE is available for inspection and copying at the office of the City Ed Crane of Pioneer Travel Crane said the mine tour brings William Richardson Jr., who thousands of visitors each year is-stationed at the Marine Base copy deadlines. Box 2031, Grass Valley, Calif. 95945. Reservations should be potential to bring visitors ‘‘to spend money” to Nevada county was the subject of the breakfast this morning for members of the Grass Valley Commerce. “City Chamber of Commerce. The Nugget will not be ~ responsible in cases of cancellation which may occur after details write Grass ValleyNevada City Kiwanis Club, P.O. The 8th annual mine tour by the CAMPTONVILLE, Sept. 1. — John Garber, local school teacher, returned last week from a vacation at his home in Connecticut. GP IAP A 10. Crafts a Helen Beatie. Signups in progress Punt, pass, kick competition Acton M: Cleveland at his office. The young couple were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Richard _ One application for local Tardiville, also of Antioch. water was filed and one permit Following the ceremony the granted during August by the Scoring is based on accuracy Local youngsters, will be than 9,350,000 youngsters — and wedding party returned to State Water Resources Control “dusting off” their footballs and participation this year is and range with one point added Antioch where the couple will Board. loosening up their throwing expected to top the 1,200,000 for every foot of punting, reside. Gary Demar of Sacramento arms soon for the 1973 Punt, passing and kicking distance, mark. applied for water from Arizona Pass & Kick competition. and a point subtracted for every Tunnel, a tributary to the North Participants in the Punt, Pass foot off a center line. Twelve national finalists will This year the local level of & Kick program compete only CAMPTONVILLE, Sept. 10 — Yuba River for domestic, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Pauly of mining and fire protection PP&K will be co-sponsored by against others their own age. compete for the National Valley Ford in Any youngster eight through 13 championships in their age Red Bluff spent a few days this purposes. Demar asked for the Grass past week visiting his former Sierra County water from May 1 conjunction with participating years of age, accompanied by a: group during the halftime of the to Dec. 31. Ford Dealers. home here. parent or guardian, may Super Bowl Game in Houston, A permit was issued to C. V. Mrs. Dorothy Kessler, son and register to compete in PP&K at Texas January 13, 1974. Winners have Nationally PP&K, now in its Grass Valley Ford. There is no will daughter of Oildale, were in Brown of Sacramento for water their names town Tuesday attending the from a spring, a tributary to the 13th year, is co-sponsored by the entrance fee and no body permanently enshrined in the funeral of her late mother, Mrs. South Yuba River for domestic National Football League and contact during Gompetition. No Pro Football Hall of Fame in and fire protection purposes. the Ford Dealers of America. special equipment is needed and Canton, Ohio. Their trophies will Olive A. Hays. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lee, The permit allows Brown to take Since it was started in 1961, the participation does not impair a be presented by Football program has attracted more youngster’s amateur standing. Commissioner Pete Rozelle. who have resided in one of the water all through the year:

Wed., Sept.19, 1973 “The Nevada er Nugget 1] Camptonville News iY 4 °s¥ Calendar Sg Upcoming events "ROBERT L.ROSS, JR. OPTOMETRIST 147 Mill St., Ph. 273-6246 CAMPTONVILLE, Sept. 1 — Hanson houses on Brooks Lane, Mrs. Olive Hays, 72, died August 30th in Bakersfield, where she has been living with her daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Kessler, for the past few years. She was a native of Camptonville and a member of an oldtime family, being the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miles (Glent) Calvin. She was the widow of Eugene H. Hays, who for many years was the driver of the Marysville-Camgptonville -stage. She spent a few of:her ‘later >-years at Browns Valley, but resided here most of her life. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Kessler, of Bakersfield; a sister, Mrs. Irene D. Bishop, of Grass Valley and two grandchildren. are moving into a new trailer at, The following calendar of events, a weekly feature of the the Forest Service office area at a isael beginning with'thisissue, is supplied by the Nevada ~ Bullards Bar Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Rovers went to Lake Tahoe Saturdayte celebrate_her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Addleson of Castro Valley were in town Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Phebus left Monday for*San Francisco preparatory. to their trip to Louisiana. A heavy north-east wind blew Saturday and Sunday causing considerable anxiety because of the high fire danger. Chamber hears Funeral services were con ducted Tuesday in the Camptonville Cemetery, Rev. Haven Martin of Nevada City officiating, with interment in the family plot. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hagen of Sacramento Sunday. about tour were in town Kiwanis Club and_ its Chamber of Sept. 21Dan Burton Sheeney & Group, Rock Concert, Old Nevada Theatre, N.C. 22Stock Car Races, Fairgrounds, G.V 22Rough and Ready Grange Social Night, 8 p.m. in Rough and Ready. 29Meeting of National Association of Restoration Specialists (for details, Write Nevada City Chamber of © Commerce) a Stock Car Races, Fairgrounds, G. V. “Oktoberfest” at Fairgrounds, G.V. Noon. Oct. 6 a Nevada County Gem and Mineral Society presents “Earth’s Treasures,’’ opening at 10 a.m. both days at National Guard Armory Building, Ridge Rd. and Nevada City Highway. Admission free. 7 Eighth Annual Tour of the Northern Mines. For made well in advance. 13 Golden Autumn House and Garden Tour. Sponsored by Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. For details write to Mrs. Frank Carli, 815 West Main, Grass Valley, Calif. 95945. 13 Trade Fair and Old-Fashioed Bazaar at Veterans’ Memorial Building, 415 N. Pine, Nevada City, 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. Sponsored by Nevada City Chamber .Commerce. Service was the guest speaker. but only for the day. He hopes to at Santa Ana, spent a vacation .encourage monthly mine tours, at the home of his parents, Mr. at least during the good weather and Mrs. William Richardson, months, with one or two nights’ last week. lodging included in a tour Mrs. Robert Pense was called package, he said. to the Bay area last week due to The Empire is the only mine the sudden death of her brother. remaining in the county with Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. equipment, etc. for visitors to Jackson spent the weekend at see, Crane said. The visitors their former home _ at residing on the Moonshine Road. She will teach in the Camptonville Union School when it starts next week. Miss Marilyn Jane Enrico, both of Antioch, were united in HEREBY to 65854 of the California’. Code that Government Planning Section Commission of the the territory :within the existing boundaries of the City and would supersede the existing zoning ordinance, Ordinance No. 277, as amended. Said hearing will be held on Thursday, October 25, ~ 1973, at 8:00 o'clock P.M., at the meeting place of = said Commission at the City Hall, 317 Broad Street, Nevada City, California, at which time and place all interested persons may appear and be heard. A copy of said proposed zoning ordinance Draft exes on filé with the City Clerk and available for inspection, and that the Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on said for many families. Therefore we must require that Draft EIR at the same time and place as the above mentioned recreational vehicle field was these vehicles are safe on both ordinance, at which hearing all the highways and for living purposes. This dual interested persons may make comments, either orally or in responsibility must be met to the public can be guarnateed that they are getting what they bargain for.

. A bill which Chappie termed home “landmark legislation’? in the introduced today by My bill, AB 2665, will require transportation and a temporary July 1, 1974. hearing on. said proposed writing, on said report. ated: September 17, 1973. NEVADA CITY PLANNING COMMISSION By PETER HOFFMAN Chairman Dates of Publication: Sept. 19, 26, 1973. ~ RACHEL CIRCLE Members of Rachel Circle will meet .at 1 p.m. Friday at the home of Miriam Strathman. Laura Hambly will bring the devotions and Clarita Penniwell will be cohostess. Members needing transportation may call Application for mine water filed marriage Friday by Judge _... City of Nevada City wil! hold-a public hearingfor the purpose of considering ‘a proposed. new zoning ordinance.for said: €ity, ... which would apply to all. recreation vehicle rules: CAMPTONVILLE, Sept. 8 — Joseph Arthur Madrigal and IS pursuant (EIR) in reference to* said proposed project. (ordinance) is the State Department of Housing and Community Restaurant, Malcolm Hammill our highways are protected Development to immediately reminded the members that a from below-standard adopt regulations governing the construction of recreational replica of the Empire mine is on construction.”’ “T have had numerous vehicles to take care of the display at the Los Angeles county fair; ‘‘the largest county complaints from owners of above problems. fair in the world.” If a few local recreational vehicles because of Hopefully the Legislature will people were down there talking this.” pass this legislation early in 1974 A recreational vehicle today so that by adding an urgency about Nevada county ‘‘we sure could boost the county,’ serves as both a means of provision it could take effect by Hammill said. NOTICE GIVEN, Bill introduced to set summer home here. vehicles to meet certain to see,’’ he added. Mr. and Mrs. John Pettit of standa rds of construction so that During the breakfast meeting, Hayward spent. the holiday held at Holiday House both they and other travelers on Miss Jill Grady arrived last week from Connecticut and is NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED NEW ZONING ORDINANCE FOR CITY + OF NEVADA CITY, AND NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT-REPORT PERTAINING TO SAID ORDINANCE. Clerk. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that a cer Impact Reportwho go on the 8th annual Assemblyman Gene Chappie Marysville. Kiwanis tour Oct. 7 will visit the ( R-Cool.) Mr. and Mrs. Earle W. Davis “Tt is time,” said Chappie, Empire with a short stop at the Jr., and sons, of Castro Valley Brunswick, Crane said; ‘‘there ‘for companies engaged in the spent the weekend at their recreational is nothing left at the other mines building of weekend visiting his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Rogers. PUBLIC NOTICE is available for inspection and copying at the office of the City Ed Crane of Pioneer Travel Crane said the mine tour brings William Richardson Jr., who thousands of visitors each year is-stationed at the Marine Base copy deadlines. Box 2031, Grass Valley, Calif. 95945. Reservations should be potential to bring visitors ‘‘to spend money” to Nevada county was the subject of the breakfast this morning for members of the Grass Valley Commerce. “City Chamber of Commerce. The Nugget will not be ~ responsible in cases of cancellation which may occur after details write Grass ValleyNevada City Kiwanis Club, P.O. The 8th annual mine tour by the CAMPTONVILLE, Sept. 1. — John Garber, local school teacher, returned last week from a vacation at his home in Connecticut. GP IAP A 10. Crafts a Helen Beatie. Signups in progress Punt, pass, kick competition Acton M: Cleveland at his office. The young couple were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Richard _ One application for local Tardiville, also of Antioch. water was filed and one permit Following the ceremony the granted during August by the Scoring is based on accuracy Local youngsters, will be than 9,350,000 youngsters — and wedding party returned to State Water Resources Control “dusting off” their footballs and participation this year is and range with one point added Antioch where the couple will Board. loosening up their throwing expected to top the 1,200,000 for every foot of punting, reside. Gary Demar of Sacramento arms soon for the 1973 Punt, passing and kicking distance, mark. applied for water from Arizona Pass & Kick competition. and a point subtracted for every Tunnel, a tributary to the North Participants in the Punt, Pass foot off a center line. Twelve national finalists will This year the local level of & Kick program compete only CAMPTONVILLE, Sept. 10 — Yuba River for domestic, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Pauly of mining and fire protection PP&K will be co-sponsored by against others their own age. compete for the National Valley Ford in Any youngster eight through 13 championships in their age Red Bluff spent a few days this purposes. Demar asked for the Grass past week visiting his former Sierra County water from May 1 conjunction with participating years of age, accompanied by a: group during the halftime of the to Dec. 31. Ford Dealers. home here. parent or guardian, may Super Bowl Game in Houston, A permit was issued to C. V. Mrs. Dorothy Kessler, son and register to compete in PP&K at Texas January 13, 1974. Winners have Nationally PP&K, now in its Grass Valley Ford. There is no will daughter of Oildale, were in Brown of Sacramento for water their names town Tuesday attending the from a spring, a tributary to the 13th year, is co-sponsored by the entrance fee and no body permanently enshrined in the funeral of her late mother, Mrs. South Yuba River for domestic National Football League and contact during Gompetition. No Pro Football Hall of Fame in and fire protection purposes. the Ford Dealers of America. special equipment is needed and Canton, Ohio. Their trophies will Olive A. Hays. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lee, The permit allows Brown to take Since it was started in 1961, the participation does not impair a be presented by Football program has attracted more youngster’s amateur standing. Commissioner Pete Rozelle. who have resided in one of the water all through the year: