September 6, 1967 (16 pages)

7 es ee ae ee PERFQBICALS SECTION CAL ST LIBRARY SACTO CAL 95614 mee City, poco . ‘finn: sohiaintSin Relief HuefWeNevada ie Grass ats Valley,Valey, Red Dos, You Bet, Town Talk, Glenbrook, Little York, Cherokee, M field, Cedar Union Hill, Peardele, Summit City, We Gold Bar, ar, Lowell & 7; Hill, ill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, orth Columbie, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat, Remington Hill, Anthony House, Hill, Gold Flat, Sogesoille, Gold Bear Lowell Volume 42 Number 34 10 Cents A Copy Published Wednesdays, Nevada City Recreatio n Fund silts Elementary . September 6, 1967 Schools Enroll 853 Students Allocation Set School bells rang in Nevada City Tuesday morning, and 835 pupils, besides the teaching and maintainence staff responded to the eall. W. Edward Browning district superintendent and principal of Donner Recreation Dist: rict will share evenly Condon Park.in Grass Valley and Truckee in the $75 ,000 in state bond money available to Nevada County. This was decided yesterday as the board of supervisors voted 3 1 to follow the recreation commission's recommendation and the elementary school here reported to the approved $37,500 for Nugget today that 475 pupils are enrolled at Credit Possible for Recreation the Elementary School and that another. 378 answered the school bell at Seven Hills. : Browning said that ag he expects more pupils to report to school by Farmers in Placer and Nevada counties may. be able to develop income producing recreational projects with Farmers Home Adminis tration supervised credit according next Monday as sev to Frank A, Muncy, local county supervisor for the federal agency. Muncy said approximately 1,100 farmers and rural groups have bor eral more had registered previously but had not reported on opening day. they showed an average net profit FAIR’S FAIREST — Radiant Marsha Bennett, maid of Orange County, was crowned Maid of California during opening day ceremonies of the California State Fair on the steps of the Capitol. State Treasurer Ivy Baker Priest crowned the 17year-old Los Alamitos beauty, who measures 3523-35. Miss Bennett will reign over the Fair’s 12day run, which ends Sept. 10. Old Timers’ Conclave Set Sunday At Donner Lake scendents of old settlers from the Donner=Truckee area are invited to attend the 2nd Annual Historical gathering at Donner Lake Lodge on September 9th. The public is invited to a buffet dinner .and program at 8 p.m, to hear selected stories of the past by noted histroians and interesting old timers, Taped interviews will be taken from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. by members of the sponsoring Lions Club and members of the Chamber of Commerce. Artifacts will be displayed and years of authentic history will unfold before those attending, Almost Hartman and-Chairman Bret Bennallack, Supervisor Henry G. Loehr was absent. Before the vote, the recreation commission offered a statement which indicated it recommerded an even’ split because the Truckee-Donner area is farther advanced in its efforts to develop recreation. The statement noted the people of that area rural recreation projects during have’ formed a recreathe past five years, tion district and impos"Nearly all the farmers who have eda tax. The commisdeveloped recreation projects with Farmers Home Administration sionurged western loans showed some profit in 1966," Nevada County to do he said, "These farm recreation likewise. projects are a supplementary enterprise to the farm business yet Approval of the split in Vietnam TRUCKEE, — Old timers and de liam Thomas and Lou Towed some $65 million to develop Local Man BIEN HOA, VIETNAM -Army Pfc, Robert E. Thomas, son of Mrs, Wilma Thomas, 212 Annex Ave., Grass Valley, has been assigined to the 82d Engineer Company near Bien Hoa, Vietnam, Aug. 11, : A utility worker in the company, Pvt. Thomas entered on active duty in October, 1966, and was last stationed at Ft. Riley, Kan, Thomas, whose wife, Sharon, lives on Route 1, Nevada City, is a 1959 graduate of Nevada Union High School in Grass Valley. each area. Supervisor Gene Ricker cast the no vote, feeling some of the money should be set aside for a future allocation, possibly for a park near Loma Rica Airport. Voting for the split were Supervisors Wil Drivers Asked to Watch Children of $1,387. Those who had been in business three years or more showed an average profit of $2,143," ‘Farmers who have a natural rec by the supervisors does not mean the two areas willreceive the money immediately. Technical reation area on their farms that applications must be they can develop and exploit should processed through the analyze their situation thoroughly. state, approved'by the If the project is feasible, financing may be arranged through my ofLegislature and signed fice," Muncy said, by the govenor. National Forest Revenue Fund Splits Announced Alpine, $119,205.59; Amador, 61, of 357.91; Butte, 71,407.73; Calaveras, gathering, The Truckee area is be alert for small children on their ™4" Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson the Second, mountain-valley coun48,744.16; El Dorado 421,236.81; rich in traditions of the early growway to and from school. ing West and it is the wish of the California Highway Patrol Lt, Ax“eS, District announced that the Inyo, 25,016.76; Lassen, 294,958.38; Truckee Lions to document some ton of Grass Valley Area pointed 19 counties which he represents Mariposa, 49,557.45; Modoc, 77,of the legends and stories for posout that most drivers have unWill receive more than $5,000,000 108.36; Mono, 28,187.03. terity. doubtedly developed what he called S year in National Forest Rev Supplementing the buffet will be"summer driving habits" which ©UeS. a visit to Donner State Park at 1 don't take these youngsters into The funds will be returned to the p.m, where all visitors will be special atcount, counties for road and school pur given a free guide through the mu‘ost of -them are either afoot Poses and represent 25 per cent seum and shown camping spotsused or on bicycles," he said, "and, unof the net proceeds and receipts fortunately, many can be. counted of National Forest management, by the old Donner Party. More excursions will be staged upon to act unpredictably, This There are some 13 million acres to other historical sites on Sunday. megns the motorist using the road ©! National Forest lands within the Those wishing to attend should conmust be prepared for these actions S€cond District of California, tact Chairman Carson White, Box during the hours when they are on, Representative Johnson gave the 355, Truckee, Calif. their way to and from school," following, county by county, Nevada; $78,721.23; Placer 168,033.08; Plumas 624,698.57; Shasta, $26,884.09; Sierra, 192,358.78; Siskiyou, 826,498.61; Tehama, 255,$80.12; Trinity, 1,020,280.32; Tuolumne, $27,493,54, Rep, Johnson said National Forest revenues come from many sources, including recreation, grazing, and other land uses, but the large percentate of the revenue is from timber sales, g B id

7 es ee ae ee PERFQBICALS SECTION CAL ST LIBRARY SACTO CAL 95614 mee City, poco . ‘finn: sohiaintSin Relief HuefWeNevada ie Grass ats Valley,Valey, Red Dos, You Bet, Town Talk, Glenbrook, Little York, Cherokee, M field, Cedar Union Hill, Peardele, Summit City, We Gold Bar, ar, Lowell & 7; Hill, ill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, orth Columbie, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat, Remington Hill, Anthony House, Hill, Gold Flat, Sogesoille, Gold Bear Lowell Volume 42 Number 34 10 Cents A Copy Published Wednesdays, Nevada City Recreatio n Fund silts Elementary . September 6, 1967 Schools Enroll 853 Students Allocation Set School bells rang in Nevada City Tuesday morning, and 835 pupils, besides the teaching and maintainence staff responded to the eall. W. Edward Browning district superintendent and principal of Donner Recreation Dist: rict will share evenly Condon Park.in Grass Valley and Truckee in the $75 ,000 in state bond money available to Nevada County. This was decided yesterday as the board of supervisors voted 3 1 to follow the recreation commission's recommendation and the elementary school here reported to the approved $37,500 for Nugget today that 475 pupils are enrolled at Credit Possible for Recreation the Elementary School and that another. 378 answered the school bell at Seven Hills. : Browning said that ag he expects more pupils to report to school by Farmers in Placer and Nevada counties may. be able to develop income producing recreational projects with Farmers Home Adminis tration supervised credit according next Monday as sev to Frank A, Muncy, local county supervisor for the federal agency. Muncy said approximately 1,100 farmers and rural groups have bor eral more had registered previously but had not reported on opening day. they showed an average net profit FAIR’S FAIREST — Radiant Marsha Bennett, maid of Orange County, was crowned Maid of California during opening day ceremonies of the California State Fair on the steps of the Capitol. State Treasurer Ivy Baker Priest crowned the 17year-old Los Alamitos beauty, who measures 3523-35. Miss Bennett will reign over the Fair’s 12day run, which ends Sept. 10. Old Timers’ Conclave Set Sunday At Donner Lake scendents of old settlers from the Donner=Truckee area are invited to attend the 2nd Annual Historical gathering at Donner Lake Lodge on September 9th. The public is invited to a buffet dinner .and program at 8 p.m, to hear selected stories of the past by noted histroians and interesting old timers, Taped interviews will be taken from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. by members of the sponsoring Lions Club and members of the Chamber of Commerce. Artifacts will be displayed and years of authentic history will unfold before those attending, Almost

Hartman and-Chairman Bret Bennallack, Supervisor Henry G. Loehr was absent. Before the vote, the recreation commission offered a statement which indicated it recommerded an even’ split because the Truckee-Donner area is farther advanced in its efforts to develop recreation. The statement noted the people of that area rural recreation projects during have’ formed a recreathe past five years, tion district and impos"Nearly all the farmers who have eda tax. The commisdeveloped recreation projects with Farmers Home Administration sionurged western loans showed some profit in 1966," Nevada County to do he said, "These farm recreation likewise. projects are a supplementary enterprise to the farm business yet Approval of the split in Vietnam TRUCKEE, — Old timers and de liam Thomas and Lou Towed some $65 million to develop Local Man BIEN HOA, VIETNAM -Army Pfc, Robert E. Thomas, son of Mrs, Wilma Thomas, 212 Annex Ave., Grass Valley, has been assigined to the 82d Engineer Company near Bien Hoa, Vietnam, Aug. 11, : A utility worker in the company, Pvt. Thomas entered on active duty in October, 1966, and was last stationed at Ft. Riley, Kan, Thomas, whose wife, Sharon, lives on Route 1, Nevada City, is a 1959 graduate of Nevada Union High School in Grass Valley. each area. Supervisor Gene Ricker cast the no vote, feeling some of the money should be set aside for a future allocation, possibly for a park near Loma Rica Airport. Voting for the split were Supervisors Wil Drivers Asked to Watch Children of $1,387. Those who had been in business three years or more showed an average profit of $2,143," ‘Farmers who have a natural rec by the supervisors does not mean the two areas willreceive the money immediately. Technical reation area on their farms that applications must be they can develop and exploit should processed through the analyze their situation thoroughly. state, approved'by the If the project is feasible, financing may be arranged through my ofLegislature and signed fice," Muncy said, by the govenor. National Forest Revenue Fund Splits Announced Alpine, $119,205.59; Amador, 61, of 357.91; Butte, 71,407.73; Calaveras, gathering, The Truckee area is be alert for small children on their ™4" Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson the Second, mountain-valley coun48,744.16; El Dorado 421,236.81; rich in traditions of the early growway to and from school. ing West and it is the wish of the California Highway Patrol Lt, Ax“eS, District announced that the Inyo, 25,016.76; Lassen, 294,958.38; Truckee Lions to document some ton of Grass Valley Area pointed 19 counties which he represents Mariposa, 49,557.45; Modoc, 77,of the legends and stories for posout that most drivers have unWill receive more than $5,000,000 108.36; Mono, 28,187.03. terity. doubtedly developed what he called S year in National Forest Rev Supplementing the buffet will be"summer driving habits" which ©UeS. a visit to Donner State Park at 1 don't take these youngsters into The funds will be returned to the p.m, where all visitors will be special atcount, counties for road and school pur given a free guide through the mu‘ost of -them are either afoot Poses and represent 25 per cent seum and shown camping spotsused or on bicycles," he said, "and, unof the net proceeds and receipts fortunately, many can be. counted of National Forest management, by the old Donner Party. More excursions will be staged upon to act unpredictably, This There are some 13 million acres to other historical sites on Sunday. megns the motorist using the road ©! National Forest lands within the Those wishing to attend should conmust be prepared for these actions S€cond District of California, tact Chairman Carson White, Box during the hours when they are on, Representative Johnson gave the 355, Truckee, Calif. their way to and from school," following, county by county, Nevada; $78,721.23; Placer 168,033.08; Plumas 624,698.57; Shasta, $26,884.09; Sierra, 192,358.78; Siskiyou, 826,498.61; Tehama, 255,$80.12; Trinity, 1,020,280.32; Tuolumne, $27,493,54, Rep, Johnson said National Forest revenues come from many sources, including recreation, grazing, and other land uses, but the large percentate of the revenue is from timber sales, g B id