Here are the stories in the Wednesday, October 18, 1995 edition of Nevada County Picayune
- County Audit Completed
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- Covers 1994-95 And First Five Months of 1996;
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- JPs Will Review At Next Quorum Court Meeting When Nevada County JPs gather to talk about the audit, by appearances it will be similar to other audits in the past few years.
- Prescott Council OK's CDL Policy
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- Prescott's City Council handled several ordiances and appropiations completing its work during the regular monthly meeting Monday night.
- Nevada Board Handles Policy Changes
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- Superintendent Rick McAfee Tells Board School 'Running Smooth'
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- So far, it's been a perfectly normal year with the Nevada School District, according to superintendent Rick McAfee.
- Chili Supper Is Scheduled For Oct. 28
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- There will be a benefit chili supper for Charles Ray Cross on Saturday, October 28, 4:00-7:00 p.m. at the Prescott Elementary School.
- Pope Preaches Message On Drugs
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- 40 City Residents 'Turn On' To Talk By State Police Sgt.
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- Drugs kill.
- Wilson Is Named As PHS Queen
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- Homecoming Activities Fill Week in Prescott
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- Staci Wilson will reign as the 1995 homecoming queen for Prescott High School homecoming activities this week. Wilson will be crowned Friday night at the PHS stadium at 7:00 prior to the football game between Prescott and Hampton.
- Second Water Meeting Held; Third Is Planned
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- There was a sparse crowd with few questions at the second rural water meeting Tuesday, Oct. 10.
- McGough Wins Election Run-Off
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- There were 162 ballots cast in the Oct. 10 runoff election for the school board seat in zone 5.
- Conferences Set Oct. 26
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- At Prescott School District
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- Prescott Public Schools will have parent/teacher conferences on Thursday, October 26, from 2:30 to 9:30 p.m. Students will be dismissed from school p.m. on this date.
- 'Rubies' To Be Cast Thursday
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- Nevada County Community Theatre (NCCT) is ready to start its ninth show since 1992. "Jospeh and The Amazing Technicolar Dreamcoat," their summer show, was a complete success and now it is time for a fall show.
- Casey Purtle Earns ASU Scholarship
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- Casey L. Purtle of Emmet, a senior at Emmet High School, has accepted a president's scholarship to attend Arkansas State University in Jonesboro next fall. She plans to major in pre medicine/biology.
- 'Tracks' Starts Publishing at Prescott Middle School
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- Student Amanda Dougan Names Newpaper
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- The ninth week of the Prescott Middle School year has arrived and tests are being given this week. Parent-teacher conferences will be held Thursday, October 26, from 2:30 to 9:30 p.m.
- Flag Ceremony Held at PES
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- The Boy Scouts, Den 5 of Troop 81, performed the flag ceremony that recognized the celebration of diversity of the school, during national school week, but was also the beginning of the Prescott Elementary flag raisers official duties for raising and l...
- Curley Wolves Win Again, 8-0
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- The Prescott Curley Wolves are alone of the 7AA Conference after an 8-0 victory Friday night over the Stamps Yellowjackets.
- PHS On Top of 7AA
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- Here Are Other Games Of Interest From Last Week
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- There's no doubt about it now. The Curley Wolves are on top of the 7AA Conference -- all alone.
- Net Earnings Reported To Be Up For Third Quarter
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- Potlatch Corporation reported significantly improved results for the third quarter of 1995, as the company's pulp-based businesses continued to benefit from positive market conditions for their products. Net earnings for the third quarter were $31.7 mi...
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