September 3, 1964 (24 pages)

Western Nevada County Schools Open September 10 from last fall. Registration for all students new Schools will open in western Nevada County September 10 and_. almost all districts are expected ’ tohave fairly sizable increases in enrollment. Ready S prings Union School District, one of the fastest growing in the county, will start off the new year with new buildings and a new staff. Delton Pharis, former assistant county superintendent, isthe new principal and will alsoteach sixth grade. The other staff members are Madeline Black, Edna Hutsinpiller, Joy Nichols and Dean Ross. The district's enlargement program was started this summer to solve the space needs of the growing district is expected to be completed by the time school opens. The improvements include two new class rooms and a multi-purpose room. Registration will be held August 31 at the school. Nevada Union Senior High School will open with an expected enrollment of 1140. Four portable classrooms approved this year will be put into use for the . at: af: at@a P24 a eG +-0f_et-efie #° a ¥_ at2.2%! of oF _at-efe a ee a 22 first time this session to house the enrollment w ave which has the school buldging at the seams. Twodayshave been scheduled for enrollment, Students new to the district will enroll August 31 and September 1 and returning students wishing to make program changes may do so September 2. Hours for all three registration days willbe from 9 a.m, to noon and from 1 3:30 p.m. Junior high school students who are new to the district are scheduled to enroll for grades seven through nine August 31 and September 1 at Nevada Union JuniorHigh School. Returning students may make program changes on Sept. 2. Grass Valley Schools will open with an expected enrollment of about 1200. The district will utilize two renovated classrooms on the first floor of the Grant School. Renovation work started last Thursday is expected to be completed in time for the opening of school. Nevada City Schools will open with an expected enrollment of THE ANNUAL Junior Livestock Auction Sunday morning brought out a large crowd of local buyers who spent more than $13,000 for the prime stock raised by local 4H and Future Farmers in the county. 810. Six new teachers anda school nurse have been hired for the new term. Registration has been going on daily at the elementary school. Pleasant Ridge expects an enrollment of 230 when school opens. Three replacement teachers and one additional teacher have been hired to take care of to the Plea the enrollment increase. Hill Distr The Union Hill School will open with an expected enrollment of 160 which is.up slightly start of sch plished any week day before the sant Ridge or Union, icts maybe accomool September, 10. ®) OLIVET UNDERWOOD NEW LETTERA a2: THE PORTABLE FOR PEOPLE WHO AR GOING PLAGES! THE RIGHT THING FOR SCHOOL ADVERTISED IN 120 W. MAIN ST., G.V. PHONE 273-4288 ghee meron tS They built their homes on herring boxes! Today, the nation’s highest dam is rising, astride the Feather River at Oroville. This modern marvel of engineering skill will add greatly to the prosperity of Midvalley Country. It is difficult to picture the beginnings of.this busy city as reported by a Butte County Newspaper in 1856: “It is astonishing, the rapidity with which buildings are being built in Oroville. Yesterday we noticed the cornerstones (four herring boxes) of a building being placed in position to receive the lumber for the surface of the floor. In the evening the building was occupied and taking in boarders.” In the mad, mad days of the gold strikes, this was probably no exaggeration. Modern folks in Midvalley Country are somewhat more demanding and now, as they have for 37 years, Midvalley Savings is helping responsible people with the financing that makes home-ownership possible. If you are planning to buy, build, or refinance your home, see one of our home loan specialists today. And if you are looking for a profitable place for your savings, right now is a good time to open an account at Midvalley Savings because funds placed by the 10th of the month earn from the first. Current rate 4 8 on savings a Offices will be closed Labor Day, September 7thand Admission Day, September 9th. MIDVALLEY SAVINGS 2ssccistiin ae % per annum, paid or compounded quarterly. = 4 <"_} Locally managed member of Financial Federation, Inc. + Federal Savings Ke and Loan Insurance Corporation + Federal\Home Loan Bank System = GRASS. VALLEY ‘iit 152 SOUTH AUBURN‘ST. HOME OFFICE: 317 FOURTH ST. MARYSVILLE ESTABLISHED 1927 jt 7961 ‘¢ Jequioidag ***1088NN Ayunoy epeaan’**

Western Nevada County Schools Open September 10 from last fall. Registration for all students new Schools will open in western Nevada County September 10 and_. almost all districts are expected ’ tohave fairly sizable increases in enrollment. Ready S prings Union School District, one of the fastest growing in the county, will start off the new year with new buildings and a new staff. Delton Pharis, former assistant county superintendent, isthe new principal and will alsoteach sixth grade. The other staff members are Madeline Black, Edna Hutsinpiller, Joy Nichols and Dean Ross. The district's enlargement program was started this summer to solve the space needs of the growing district is expected to be completed by the time school opens. The improvements include two new class rooms and a multi-purpose room. Registration will be held August 31 at the school. Nevada Union Senior High School will open with an expected enrollment of 1140. Four portable classrooms approved this year will be put into use for the . at: af: at@a P24 a eG +-0f_et-efie #° a ¥_ at2.2%! of oF _at-efe a ee a 22 first time this session to house the enrollment w ave which has the school buldging at the seams. Twodayshave been scheduled for enrollment, Students new to the district will enroll August 31 and September 1 and returning students wishing to make program changes may do so September 2. Hours for all three registration days willbe from 9 a.m, to noon and from 1 3:30 p.m. Junior high school students who are new to the district are scheduled to enroll for grades seven through nine August 31 and September 1 at Nevada Union JuniorHigh School. Returning students may make program changes on Sept. 2. Grass Valley Schools will open with an expected enrollment of about 1200. The district will utilize two renovated classrooms on the first floor of the Grant School. Renovation work started last Thursday is expected to be completed in time for the opening of school. Nevada City Schools will open with an expected enrollment of THE ANNUAL Junior Livestock Auction Sunday morning brought out a large crowd of local buyers who spent more than $13,000 for the prime stock raised by local 4H and Future Farmers in the county. 810. Six new teachers anda school nurse have been hired for the new term. Registration has

been going on daily at the elementary school. Pleasant Ridge expects an enrollment of 230 when school opens. Three replacement teachers and one additional teacher have been hired to take care of to the Plea the enrollment increase. Hill Distr The Union Hill School will open with an expected enrollment of 160 which is.up slightly start of sch plished any week day before the sant Ridge or Union, icts maybe accomool September, 10. ®) OLIVET UNDERWOOD NEW LETTERA a2: THE PORTABLE FOR PEOPLE WHO AR GOING PLAGES! THE RIGHT THING FOR SCHOOL ADVERTISED IN 120 W. MAIN ST., G.V. PHONE 273-4288 ghee meron tS They built their homes on herring boxes! Today, the nation’s highest dam is rising, astride the Feather River at Oroville. This modern marvel of engineering skill will add greatly to the prosperity of Midvalley Country. It is difficult to picture the beginnings of.this busy city as reported by a Butte County Newspaper in 1856: “It is astonishing, the rapidity with which buildings are being built in Oroville. Yesterday we noticed the cornerstones (four herring boxes) of a building being placed in position to receive the lumber for the surface of the floor. In the evening the building was occupied and taking in boarders.” In the mad, mad days of the gold strikes, this was probably no exaggeration. Modern folks in Midvalley Country are somewhat more demanding and now, as they have for 37 years, Midvalley Savings is helping responsible people with the financing that makes home-ownership possible. If you are planning to buy, build, or refinance your home, see one of our home loan specialists today. And if you are looking for a profitable place for your savings, right now is a good time to open an account at Midvalley Savings because funds placed by the 10th of the month earn from the first. Current rate 4 8 on savings a Offices will be closed Labor Day, September 7thand Admission Day, September 9th. MIDVALLEY SAVINGS 2ssccistiin ae % per annum, paid or compounded quarterly. = 4 <"_} Locally managed member of Financial Federation, Inc. + Federal Savings Ke and Loan Insurance Corporation + Federal\Home Loan Bank System = GRASS. VALLEY ‘iit 152 SOUTH AUBURN‘ST. HOME OFFICE: 317 FOURTH ST. MARYSVILLE ESTABLISHED 1927 jt 7961 ‘¢ Jequioidag ***1088NN Ayunoy epeaan’**