September 24, 1969 (12 pages)

Wednesday, September 24, 1969 The Nevada County Nugget 5 Sa a eae a ie ee ss FS OF UE ee See 2 VETERAN MEMBERS of Grass Valley Rifle, Rod and Gun Club (left to right) William Thomas, Jack Truscott and John Nankervis. Grass Valley Rod & Gun Club celebrate 50th anniversary — Fino wind sine MR, AND MRS. JACK TRUSCOTT pose with large layer cake acknowledging Jack's 50 years service as secretary-treasurer, ‘i 1 CHICAGO — This Clean Air Car which runs on liquefied petroleum gas can help ‘reduce air pollution and smog because the engine exhaust is from one-third to one-half lower in hydrocarbon emissions than for most late model cars. The Clean Air Car, & Gun Club, 1919 1969, For Big Results Call shown during an actualdemonstration, is a 1969 A. SMALL WATER PROBLEMS stock production sedan that was converted to run on lamtonal Call 273-4493 LP-gas engine fuel with simple . external engine : SERVICE Pumps—Filters modifications. This fuel is readily* available and _— Po spgpes osm Pipe—Fitting powers city buses, over-the-road trucks, industrial lift oe GEO. A. KING & £0N. ! trucks, taxi fleets, farm tractors and other vehicles. Lake of Pines gets go-ahead on ranchos Despite a desire by Acting Chairman’ Dean Lawrence to have a week to study the documents, the board of supervisors Tuesday adopted the final map and subdivision improvements agreement of Lake of the Pines Ranchos, The newest of Boise Cascade's developments in Nevada county, the Ranchos came up for action early in the morning meeting when County Counsel Leo Todd said he had the final map and improvement agreement and that they were in proper order. "T personally would like to see these things," Mrs. Lawrence said. The proposed subdivision is in her district, and Supervisor Willie Curran noted that "if the supervisor in that district is concerned about it, I'll wait." The item then was tabled until next Tuesday. But a little later, David Clendening, .engineer for the developers, came to the microphone and protested that "delay of approval of the map one week will put a burden on the definal map were brought to the board with assurances from the cecunty counsel, planning director and public works director, the board always approved the map," Clendening contended that "it should be public knowledge before you adopt" a change in policy to delay maps a week so supervisors.can peruse them. "I think it is objectionable to rush the board,"' Mrs. Lawrence replied. This is not at all like asking for the subdivider to improve a road. This is avery minor matter and I don't see that they're terribly handicapped." Supervisor William Thomas added that the item should be delayed "if the supervisor representing the district has apprehensions," "I just have apprehensions of the system,” Mrs. Lawrence replied. "When I was county counsel, I was horrified at the form these maps came in. Maps coming in from Placer county are much better prepared than ours locally, I think we could improve our methods." The Grass Valley Rifle, Rod Veloper." She added that "I. realize it and Gun Club celebrated their Clendening said the firm "is looks a little insulting to Lake 50th Anniversary at their club >usily spreading salesmen of the Pines, I merely ubject to house on Alta Mill Saturday. A testimonial dinner was held for John —-D. — Truscott, who has served the club for 50 years as Secretary~Treasurer. Bud Townsend and his wife Betty were the chairmen for the occasion. They and .their. committee served potluck dinner to over 100 members of the club and members of the Grass Valley Rifle, Rod and Gun, Club Auxiliary, The club was organized in 1919 by John D, Truscott, John Mann, Arthur Foote and Robert Bedford as the Grass Valley Rifle Club. Truscott is the only surviving member of the original group. William Thomas ‘joined the club in 1929 and Johnny Nankervis joined in 1930. For many years the club held their indoor activities in the second floor of the Eldridge building across from the Grass Valley City Hall until the death of Harold Eldridge who was a Past President of the club. When the building was sold the club members built their present club house on the Truscott property on Alta Hill which ground was donated to the club by Ruth and John Truscott. : The club purchased its Fuller Lake. pr in 1931 from the late William (Bill) Black. The Grass Valley Rifle, Rod and Gun Auxiliary was organized in 1941, They presented Ruth Truscott a 25 year pin, She is a Past ’. President and also served as Secretary-Treasurer for three years. The club presented John Truscott with a fine precision Swift Barometer in a beautifully , designed case inscribed as follows Presented to John D, Truscott for 50 years of loyal service as Secretary Treasurer. Grass Valley Rifle, Rod around its various developments, and this delay would put a_ consequent delay on the white slip from the Division of Real Estate." The white slip is the official document from the state that allows a developer to sell lots in a subdivision. The engineer. argued that. ''ac* tion to delay is somewhat unprecedented. In the past. if a the method." Thomas said the planning director should be on hand to answer questions whenever a final map is before the board, Finally, Curran moved to approve the map and subdivision agreements, and both were approved by 3-1 votes with Mrs. Lawrence voting no. ILLB @ Do BIG folk ; BUSI Len Gilbert FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 111.W.MAIN P.O. BOX 1634 NESS. ARD THE GIPSON'S 27 90g 60" SPECIALTY CAKES @ DONUTS LITTLE OLO BAKE SHOP GRASSVALLEV, CALN. REALESTATE ‘. =e = NEVADA CITY, CALIF. @ COCKTAILS @ DANCING @ SNACKS JULIE & CAPT. RUDGBO—PIANO & SONGS EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT! 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Wednesday, September 24, 1969 The Nevada County Nugget 5 Sa a eae a ie ee ss FS OF UE ee See 2 VETERAN MEMBERS of Grass Valley Rifle, Rod and Gun Club (left to right) William Thomas, Jack Truscott and John Nankervis. Grass Valley Rod & Gun Club celebrate 50th anniversary — Fino wind sine MR, AND MRS. JACK TRUSCOTT pose with large layer cake acknowledging Jack's 50 years service as secretary-treasurer, ‘i 1 CHICAGO — This Clean Air Car which runs on liquefied petroleum gas can help ‘reduce air pollution and smog because the engine exhaust is from one-third to one-half lower in hydrocarbon emissions than for most late model cars. The Clean Air Car, & Gun Club, 1919 1969, For Big Results Call shown during an actualdemonstration, is a 1969 A. SMALL WATER PROBLEMS stock production sedan that was converted to run on lamtonal Call 273-4493 LP-gas engine fuel with simple . external engine : SERVICE Pumps—Filters modifications. This fuel is readily* available and _— Po spgpes osm Pipe—Fitting powers city buses, over-the-road trucks, industrial lift oe GEO. A. KING & £0N. ! trucks, taxi fleets, farm tractors and other vehicles. Lake of Pines gets go-ahead on ranchos Despite a desire by Acting Chairman’ Dean Lawrence to have a week to study the documents, the board of supervisors Tuesday adopted the final map and subdivision improvements agreement of Lake of the Pines Ranchos, The newest of Boise Cascade's developments in Nevada county, the Ranchos came up for action early in the morning meeting when County Counsel Leo Todd said he had the final map and improvement agreement and that they were in proper order. "T personally would like to see these things," Mrs. Lawrence said. The proposed subdivision is in her district, and Supervisor Willie Curran noted that "if the supervisor in that district is concerned about it, I'll wait." The item then was tabled until next Tuesday. But a little later, David Clendening, .engineer for the developers, came to the microphone and protested that "delay of approval of the map one week will put a burden on the definal map were brought to the board with assurances from the cecunty counsel, planning director and public works director, the board always approved the map," Clendening contended that "it should be public knowledge before you adopt" a change in policy to delay maps a week so supervisors.can peruse them. "I think it is objectionable to rush the board,"' Mrs. Lawrence replied. This is not at all like asking for the subdivider to improve a road. This is avery minor matter and I don't see that they're terribly handicapped." Supervisor William Thomas added that the item should be delayed "if the supervisor representing the district has apprehensions," "I just have apprehensions of the system,” Mrs. Lawrence replied. "When I was county counsel, I was horrified at the form these maps came in. Maps coming in from Placer county are much better prepared than ours locally, I think we could improve our methods." The Grass Valley Rifle, Rod Veloper." She added that "I. realize it and Gun Club celebrated their Clendening said the firm "is looks a little insulting to Lake 50th Anniversary at their club >usily spreading salesmen of the Pines, I merely ubject to house on Alta Mill Saturday. A testimonial dinner was held for John —-D. — Truscott, who has served the club for 50 years as Secretary~Treasurer. Bud Townsend and his wife

Betty were the chairmen for the occasion. They and .their. committee served potluck dinner to over 100 members of the club and members of the Grass Valley Rifle, Rod and Gun, Club Auxiliary, The club was organized in 1919 by John D, Truscott, John Mann, Arthur Foote and Robert Bedford as the Grass Valley Rifle Club. Truscott is the only surviving member of the original group. William Thomas ‘joined the club in 1929 and Johnny Nankervis joined in 1930. For many years the club held their indoor activities in the second floor of the Eldridge building across from the Grass Valley City Hall until the death of Harold Eldridge who was a Past President of the club. When the building was sold the club members built their present club house on the Truscott property on Alta Hill which ground was donated to the club by Ruth and John Truscott. : The club purchased its Fuller Lake. pr in 1931 from the late William (Bill) Black. The Grass Valley Rifle, Rod and Gun Auxiliary was organized in 1941, They presented Ruth Truscott a 25 year pin, She is a Past ’. President and also served as Secretary-Treasurer for three years. The club presented John Truscott with a fine precision Swift Barometer in a beautifully , designed case inscribed as follows Presented to John D, Truscott for 50 years of loyal service as Secretary Treasurer. Grass Valley Rifle, Rod around its various developments, and this delay would put a_ consequent delay on the white slip from the Division of Real Estate." The white slip is the official document from the state that allows a developer to sell lots in a subdivision. The engineer. argued that. ''ac* tion to delay is somewhat unprecedented. In the past. if a the method." Thomas said the planning director should be on hand to answer questions whenever a final map is before the board, Finally, Curran moved to approve the map and subdivision agreements, and both were approved by 3-1 votes with Mrs. Lawrence voting no. ILLB @ Do BIG folk ; BUSI Len Gilbert FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 111.W.MAIN P.O. BOX 1634 NESS. ARD THE GIPSON'S 27 90g 60" SPECIALTY CAKES @ DONUTS LITTLE OLO BAKE SHOP GRASSVALLEV, CALN. REALESTATE ‘. =e = NEVADA CITY, CALIF. @ COCKTAILS @ DANCING @ SNACKS JULIE & CAPT. RUDGBO—PIANO & SONGS EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT! There’s a home in your future with RMD ty 201 Maia ST St. 6.V. 213-8473 WASHINGTON HOTEL ROOMS—COCKTAILS Breakfast—Lunch— Dinner