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Title: September 30, 1970 Collection Type: Newspapers Collection Name: Nevada County Nugget Published: September 30, 1970 Copyright: In the public domain or published before 1925 Physical Format: Newspaper # of Pages: 12 Download PDF: User Login Required Download OCR Text: User Login Required

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#, & oe ae ee . A. EE ee ee st as Sco <p fa ex Li & ca f Mii Camp Pahatsi, the Boy Scout camp near Soda Springs operated by Tahoe Area ~ Council, has experienced some difficult times during the past few years. But hard working volunteers gave the place a facelifting this year and put it back in first class condition. The majestic resort area has furnished perfect vacations and training periods for many Golden Empire youngsters over the years. At left above, ' some of this summer's campers receive practical training in the Scoyt motto’‘Be ° ' Prepared''—whether afloat or awash. Center above is the colorful tribal teepee which can: be visited only by campers cited for outstanding contributions to. the . of ; : e 5 ugget bic he saiio, m atacand sf i #04 County rezones TWO = Local scout §—=—*“EuBER, 188 THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS FOR MINER'S BONUSES e@ . e @ e ; subdi Vi Si ons j nr ared camp gi ven Christmas cheer was distributed on a considerable scale last hi h h Wednesday afternoon, when bonuses totaling $75,000 were pre_ Two Golden Empire subdivisagreed with the two-acre miniM11 g onor sented through the Grass Valley and Nevada City Banks of America fons were rezoned by the board mum building sites the developto miners who: are at present employed by the North Starof supervisors this week with er proposed. Instead, the comBoy Scout Camp Pahatsi reEmpire, Pennsylvania, Murchie and Zeibright mines. They were provisions that preclude the lots mission recommended five-acre ceived top national honors this happy to ‘receive an average of fifty dollars apiece. The bonus from being split and shrunk into Minimums on four largelotswith year following review byregionwent to all miners who had been employed by the mines for any smaller sizes, the other lots limitedtothe sizes al scouting representatives, length of time at all. Even those who had only been employed One involves 26 lots running Shown on the subdivision map, The local camp, under the difor a few days received ten dollars, Bonuses were awarded in size from two tollplusacres _ No one objected to this change rection of the Tahoe Area Counin some proportion to the employees position in the company, along Jones Bar, Empress and at the board hearing, and the cil, received a class A and 100 being scaled from $50 to $300 which was the highest paid any Newtown Roads, rezoning was approved as per cent rating, the highest ratemployee. The developer of this subrecommended by the commising ever awarded a Boy Scout The generous act of the Newmont company has helped division, called Empress MeaSion. camp. to bring about a happy and merrier Christmas in many a dows, was required by the plans _ Planning Director . Stanley Camp director DougEppersonminer's home. . ning commission to apply for. Mansfield noted that the county _of Meadow Vista inspired nearly Upon opening pay envelopes in the last few days employes zoning to remove it fromtheun@eneral plan calls for rural en300 merit badges to be awarded of Lava Cap Gold Mining company found a gift of money from classified category, Single Vironment in that area, whichhe to 230 Boy ‘Scouts attending their company, All employees who had been with the company family residential combined with Said means low density residentduring August. over six months were presented with $10.00 and $5.00 to those agriculture was requested and !@! and agricultural use. He Among troops represented at under that time. approved by the commissionand added that the subdivision will camp this summer were: This is one of the new mines of the Nevada City District supervisors, be served by wells and septic Troop 4 from Grass Valley, and is becoming one of importance with about 235 men on the However, the commissiondistanks, sponsored by the Grass Valley payrolls, . The rezoning proposed there Lions Club with Sam Partridge +e ee with agriculture, and building _ Troop 24 ofNevadaCity, sponlot minimums will be the lot Sored by the Nevada City Elks HALLUP! POLICE! This area is listed onthe gen‘eader; ; ; up up! Police! Whose yelling like that? Th BUILDING hic Troop 32 from Grass Valley, of police of Nevada City, Garfield "hoteee, Why is he yelling? eral plan as urban density, which Mansfield said is less than two Sponsored by the LDS Church, Because, he, with other local Nimrods, out on a deer hunt, is acres per household, Pete Hill director; ‘marooned up near Beckwith with a car that has broken down, The Ardis Vista lots range in Troop 57 of Grass Valley, The car is the "Black Maria," that is used to take dogs to the size from one half to 1 1/2 Sponsored by the Knights of pound, hot coffee to fire fighters, bums to the city prison, acres and will be served by Columbus, Pat Fletcher the The car filled with gas balked on some of the grades it was septic tanks and Nevada Irrigaeader. pointed at, in the pursuit of the agile deer, and the rear transtion District water. More than half ofthe33troops mission was torn out, . That combination -public in the Tahoe Area Coucil were The companions in misery, who had banked their time and water but private sewerage sysTepresented at camp this sumhappiness against sturdy record of this ancient vehicle, distems -requires one acre minMer With 830 boys coming from covered too late that it was not equipped with police radio, . imums under recent county legGrass VaHey, Nevada City, They complained to the chief of police, with the usual result,islation. However, MansfieldexRoseville, Auburn and Truckee. The complainers are Joe Stenger, Herb Hallett, and Bill Gillam, plained that this subdivision was beets of te sr con me pre Po re their ammunition approved before the new mini™ —,_2 an attempt 8 came down out of and none weighite Jess than 1860 pounds, te ae Sees * *