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2B Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2011 Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter
VITAL
S IS T I C S
OBITUARIES
Dolorls Gladys (Taresh)
Sweeney
Doloris Gladys Sweeney,
79, peacefully went to be with
the Lord on Oct. 13, 2011. She
was surrounded by her
loving husband of 63 years,
Raymond Thomas, and sons
Raymond Tell and James
Dolan Sweeney, at her home
in Rescue.
Doloris also leaves behind
two sisters, Dorothy Schack
and Karen Beltran (Gil); one
brother, Bud Taresh (Mary);
six grandchildren, Jennifer
Tookes (Paul), Michael
Sweeney (Cassie), Kristin,
Matthew, Kelsey and Kaylie
Sweeney; and one great-
granddaughter, Emily Tookes.
She also leaves several others
(Robin), Camerina Gottfried
(Trond), Patrick Padilla
(Stephanie) and their
children Nicholas, Cody,
Kalyn, Paige, Jack, Luci,
Luke, Cammi and Wesley;
plus numerous nieces and
nephews and their children
• who will fondly remember
her as "Aunt Sissy."
Doloris was devoted to her
family and took pleasure in
the simplest things in life --
nature, the beauty of Mount
Hough, fishing with her boys,
maintaining an immaculate
home, visiting with relatives,
a good cup of coffee with
friends and making her
who loved her: step-grand- famous snicker doodles and
children Chris Padilla chocolate drops, and lots of
Plumas Unified
School District
,Facilities Advisory Committee
Superintendent PUSD
Glenn Harris
Dear members of the Plumas Unified School District,
We, the Facilities Advisory Committee, are interested in hearing your concerns, comments and
suggestions as we gather information towards making recommendations about what to do with the
existing facilities within the Plumes Unified School District.
We have two venues with which we are gathering opinions and suggestions.
One is an email address at: plumasfac@gmail.com.
The other is a more open dialogue at: pusdfacilitiescommittee.blogspot.com/.
The e-mail address provides a more private way to send us your concerns and suggestions. The
e-mails received there will be reviewed only by the members of the Facilities Advisory Committee.
Our intention with this is to have a platform where opinions can be sent to us in a way that will not
be in a public forum and be confidential.
The "blogspot", our second venue for gathering opinions, is a web porta! that is a bl0g site hosted
by Google. The intention with having this site is to have more of.a dialogue where folks can hear
some of the information that we have learned and then weigh in with suggestions. We would ask that
comments are kept constructive and focused on solutions and that comments are respectful of
others who shared or voiced their concerns and suggestions there.
The time frame that we will be having these forums open is roughly a two-week comment period,
starting immediately and going until November 9. Thank you in advance for any of your thought-
ful contributions to either of these communication venues.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Respectfully- The Facilities Advisory Committee
School Board to Create Local Community Advisory Committees
The Plumas Unified School District School Board is in the process of forming Local Community
Advisory Committees to have each commUn!iy :(Quincy, Indian Valley; Chester and Portola)
involved before decisions are made about schf ciosure or the use of surplus space, thus avoiding
community conflict and ensuring compatible building use as referenced in education code 17387.
The primary purpose of each community committee is to meet over the course of six to eight weeks
to examine the Facility'Advisory Committee and District Administration recommendations. The
committees will develop a process and criteria on how to deal with consolidation/closure issues.
The governing board will establish timelines for progress reports and make the final decision
regarding consolidation/closure of schools.
In accordance with California Ed Code 17389, District Advisory Committees shall consist of not less
than seven nor more than eleven members and shall be representative of each of the following:
• The ethnic, age group, and socioeconomic composition of the district: The business commu-
nity, such as store owners, managers, or supervisors; Landowners or renters with preference
to be given to representatives of neighborhood associations; Teachers, Administrators, and
Parents of Students; Persons with expertise in environmental impact: legal contracts, building
codes, land use planning; Improvement of Educations Programs; Reduction of Costs; Utiliza-
tion of Surplus Space; Keep Schools as close to student and community as economically
possible; Ensure safety of student traveling to school; Transportation cost-benefit review;
Placing students in efficient and educationally functional buildings having larger enrollment
capacity; Selection of schools with more suitable facilities and lower maintenance costs;
Providing "Least Restrictive Environment" for Special Ed students.
If interested, please submit a letter of interest to Executive Assistant Patty McCutcheon,
Superintendent's Office, 50 Church Street, Quincy, detailing how your personaFprofessional
experience would be beneficial to the School Board. Deadline for consideration is Friday,
November 18th at 3:00 p.m.
The school board will formally establish the various Community Advisory Committees during the
November board meeting. Appointments to the Committees will be made by the board, during the
December board meeting.
Respectfully - PUSD School Board
Flu Vaccination Clinics Coming Soon To Your School!
Plumas Unified School District and Plumas County Office of Education Will be holding clinics in
your child's school for vaccination offered through Plumes County Public Health Agency. Flu
season is just around the comer. We encourage all children to get their yearly flu vaccination.
Parents: look for forms and information to come home in students' folders.
The clinic dates are:
Monday, 10/31: Chester Elementary and Chester Jr/Sr High School
Tuesday, 11/1: Pioneer - Quincy Elementary and Quincy JrtSr High School
Wednesday, 11/2: C. Roy Carmichael Elementary and Portola Jr/Sr High School
Thursday, 11/3: Greenville and Taylorsville Elementary and Greenville Jr/Sr High School.
Please call your school nurse for further information/questions.
Respectfully - Tori Willits, Director Educational Services
Public review of revised School Board Policies
On July 26 ~ 28,2011 a workshop was hosted by California School Boards Association legal
consultants for a committee comprised of Plumas Unified School District Department Directors,
two Board Members, and the PUSDSuperintendent. The committee reviewed current PUSD Board
Policies and revised them according to state legislated mandates and conditional mandates. Hard
copies of these revised policies will be available at the four High School offices for public review.
Copies may be obtained at the cost of .25 per page. Public comment regarding the revised policies
will be accepted at the 11-8-11 PUSD School Board Meeting at the Greenville High School Library
at 5:00 pro. Board adoption of the revised policies is scheduled for the 1-10-12 PUSD School Board
Meeting. A school board workshop regarding the revised policies will occur on 12-13-11. Written
comments regarding the revisions can be sent to:
Patty McCutcheon, Executive Assistant to the Superintendent
Plumas Unified School District/Plumas County Office of Education
50 Church Street
Quincy, CA 95971
Respectfully - Glenn R. Harris, Superintendent
crossword puzzles. She was
an extremely talented and
meticulous seamstress, who
also created beautiful
embroidery and crochet
pieces, and she passed this
gift to her grandchildren: She
dispensed good advice and
caring guidance, and was
always available for her
family. She will be remem-
bered always by those who
loved her as a devoted and
loving wife, mother, grand-
mother, aunt and friend.
Doloris was born in
Watsonville on April 8, 1932,
to Lewis Winfield (Winnie)
and Goldie Taresh. Her
family moved to the logging
and mining community of
Taylorsville, in Plumas
County, in 1938 to be close to
other members of her father's
family. As a young girl, she
attended school in the
one-room schoolhouse that
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her father also attended as
a child, which still stands
today in TaylorsviUe.
Doloris met a young sailor,
Raymond Thomas Sweeney
from Roseville, who was
visiting friends in Taylors-
ville after he had fulfilled his
military obligations with the
U.S. Navy during World War
II. She said he was the
most handsome man she had
ever seen, and she held that
opinion of him until the
day she died. Doloris and
Raymond had three children,
a daughter Carol Rae, who
died shortly after birth, and
her two sons, Raymond
(Janice), of Rescue, and
James (Wendy), of Oroville.
Doloris resided with her
family in Taylorsville until
1974, and while she and her
husband also lived in Idaho
and in Roseville, she always
considered Taylorsville to
be her home. Her desire was
to return to the beautiful
mountains and valley she
grew up in, and loved so well.
Her final resting place will be
in the Taylorsville Cemetery
at the foot of her parents'
gravesites. A celebration of
Doloris' life will be scheduled
at a later date.
Those wishing to honor the
memory of Doloris and to
assist others who need help,
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Michael Borden Perigo Sr.
Mike Perigo, age 73, died
Oct. 17, 2011, at St. Mary's
Hospital after fighting a long
battle against illness.
Mike was born in Morton,
Wash., Aug. 30, 1938, to
Hiram and Birdie Tiller-
Perigo.
Mike served in the Army
and was discharged with a
good conduct medal. After
his years of service, he was
hired as a saw filer in the
lumber industry for 45 years,
until he retired in 2004 with a
lifetime conduct award.
Following his retirement
Mike stayed active by refer-
eeing high school sports, fish-
ing with his friends, bowling,
playing cribbage and rooting
for the 49ers. He was also
an avid gardener and loved
making yards and gardens
beautiful with his green
thumb. One of his favorite
activities was being a de-
voted member and officer of
the Calpine Elks (2004 - 2011).
And on Sunday mornings
you would find him worship-
ing at St. Luke Lutheran
Church in Portola.
Mike is survived by
his wife, Ruth, of 28 years;
brother Donald, of Morton,
Wash.; sons Mike Perigo Jr.
and Diana, of Quincy, and
Keith Perigo, of Oroville;
daughters Katie Hickox and
Bob, of Folsom, and Jo Welch
and Gary, of Astoria; Ore.;
Stepson Chad Eckenroad and
Patty, of Por.oli; and step-
daughter Sloan Dayton and
Chuck, of Blairsden. Mike al-
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SBTS has hosted 6 volunteer workdays in the Plumes Forest over the past so-days. These
recent Trail Daze events have attracted over IIOO volunteers, some from as far away as
New Mexico, to help restore and maintain trails located in the Plumes National Forest.
Come out and join usl
Upcoming Trail Duel
kve look forward to kostiag you this special Halloween weekend. Boo/
October 9 & SO- Workday in Downieville on the Big Boulder, Butcher Ranch and Tlfird
Divkte trails
Where to meet: Yuha Expeditions bike shop in downtown Down ieville
When to meet: at 9:30am
We Provide: breakfast bagels, sack lunch, tools, trail guidance, post-work BBQ and tasty
beverages
You Bring: gloves, work boots/shoes, eye protection, layers & backpack, costume
Help Us Go Green: please bring your own insulated cup, camp utensils and packable
containers for lunches
What Else: BBQ hosted by Smokey Wayno and an awesome after wark costume party! No
experience necessary and all are welcome
November 1 • - Workday on Lake Davis Trail just above Portola
December s - Workday on North Yuba Trail in Downieville
For information on where to meet for trail daze and about all upcoming events, please
go to our'website : www.sierratrailLor$, email info@sierratrails.org or call
530.836.4333
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