April 19, 1972 (12 pages)

Vital statistics HILLEBRANDT, Pearl, 63, died April 9. She was a native of Sierra City and grew up in Nevada City. She moved to San Francisco after finishing in local schools, and returned to this area five years ago. She is survived by her husband, Walter; a son, Robert Spinetti of Colusa; a daughter, Gloria Biss of Clarksburg; four grandchildren; one _ brother, Thomas Botting of Sacramento and six sisters, Gwendlyn Meyers of Redwood City, Gertrude Keller, Neva Rickard, Floria Desmond, Lyle Viera and Nita Smith, all of Grass Valley. Services were held from the Hooper and Weaver Chapel, and burial was in Olivet Memorial Park, Colma. SMITH, Allen Gene, 45, was killed April 9 in Toppenish, Washington; and his death ruled as a homicide by Toppenish police, with no details made public. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Smith of Grass Valley; and leaves other relatives including a brother, Frank L, Smith, of Grass Valley two sister, Peggy L. Horn of Sylmar and Carol G, Gilley of North Hollywood. Funeral services were held from the Hooper and Weaver Chapel on April 15. VARNEY, Forest F., 79, for-mer manager of Nevada Irrigation District, died in Sacramento on April 7. A native of North Dakota, he was with the War II, following which service he was manager for NID until 1951. He is survived by his widow, Theresa; a daughter, brother and sister, Services were held in Sacramento on April 10. VERLOD, Dolph, 57, native of Grass Valley and more recently a resident of Salinas, died in the Monterey County city on April 6, following a brief illness. He is survived by his widow, Norma; his mother, Mrs, Antionette Verlod of Grass Valley and a brother, Vince, of Palo Alto. John Sbaffi of Nevada City and Joe Sbaffi of Alleghany are time employe of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad and the Pacific Motor Transport locally before becoming an official with PMT in Salinas, Services were held in Salinas on April 10. CANNON, William ‘‘Bill’’, 74, died suddenly at his ranch onthe Idaho Maryland Road near Grass Valley on April 7, He was born in Grass Valley and spent his entire life in the area, He is survived by his brother, Walter, of Grass Valley; twosisters in Sacramento and one in Stockton; and many nephews and nieces of the local area. Services were held April 8 at the Hooper and Weaver Chapel in Grass Valley, followed by interment in the family plot in the Old Elm Ridge Cemetery. SHEELY, Charles (Chuck Whitney, 71, died April 7. native of Vincent, Iowa, he came to Los Angeles in 1921, He served in World Wars I and Il, and retired from the U. S,Army after Korea as a lieutenant colonel, He was a member of the Nevada County Board of Education and Nevada County Cemetery Board, and was president of the Nevada County Veterans Allied Council, He leaves his widow, Paula; a daughter in San Rafael, two stepsons in southern California, eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Services were held from the Hooper and Weaver Chapel on April 11. Military burial rites were held at the graveside inthe Penn Valiey Cemetery. SONKE, Jacob John, 66, a 22year resident of Nevada City died April 9 at Miner’s Hospital, He was born in Canada and had lived in California for 50 years, He was a heavy equipment operator for Hansen Brothers for 20 years. Surviving are his widow Shirley of Nevada City; a son, Perry Sonke of Napa; daughters, Mrs, Doris Foppiano of Altaville and Miss Audrey Sonke of Campbell; brothers, Fred of Fresno, Ed of Nevada City, Roy of Lone Pine, Art and Harry of Chino and Daniel of Ripon; two sisters, his stepmother and five grandchildren. Services were held from the Bergemann and Son Chapel on April 11, Burial was in Sierra Memorial Lawn Cemetery. HEDGES, Leon (Frenchie) 71, died April 9 in his home at Nevada City. He was a native of Bangor and farmed there until moving to Nevada City in 1944. He worked as an equipment operator for Nevada County until his retirement in 1965. He is survived by his widow, Elsie; a son, Delbert, of Grass Valley; two daughters, Delima Hallet of Nevada City and Doris Prewitt of Bakersfield; nine grandchildren and three nieces. Services were held April 12 from the Hooper and Weaver Chapel. Burial was in St, Patrick’s Catholic Cemetery. Double check last minute tax returns: Last-minute income tax filers should double check their returns, since those filed just before the deadline are much more likely to contain errors, R. F. Harless, Internal Revenue Service district director for Northern California, said today. Errors on returns delay processing and any refund that may be due. Missing inforn.ation accounts for many of the errors, Farless said. This type of error could be a return received without a required signature, Social Security number or W-2 statement. Taxpayers who use the tax form they received in the mail can avoid Social Security number problems, Harless said. These forms have pre-addressed labels that show the” taxpayer's name, Social Security number and address just as they appear in IRS files. The label can be lifted off the form it came on and placed on the Form 1040 that you file. Harless advised taxpayers who have someone help them with their return to be sure their pre-addressed label is on the form they file. The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, April 19, 1972 11 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF INTENDED TRANSFER No. B-10630 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that WILLIAM H. KREIPKE, JR., and BARBARA R, KREIPKE, doing business as ENGLEBRIGHT MARINA, P.O. Box 5, Smartville, California, 95977, intend to transfer to ARTHUR C, WATTS and CELIA Y, WATTS, whose address is P.O, Box 1755, Addis Ababa, c/o Ethiopian Airlines, that certain business known as the ENGLEBRIGHT MARINA, including all inventory, equipment, fixtures, real property, leasehold interest, and goodwill. The place and date on which or after which the bulk transfer is to be consummated is April 30, 1972, at the office of MAX H. HOSEIT, 2020 Marconi Avenue, Sacramento, California, 95821, The address of the transferrors is P.O, Box 5, Smartville, California, 95977. DATED: April 13, 1972. TRANSFERRORS: WILLIAM H, KREIPKE, JR. BARBARA R, KREIPKE By /s/ MAX H. HOSEIT Attorney and agent Date of Publication: 19, 1972, April CLASSIFIED ADS 10. Crafts & Services eT ee ROBERT L. ROSS, JR. OPTOMETRIST 147 Mill St. Ph. 273-6246 18. Help Wanted taal INSURANCE INSPECTOR -TO make insurance and credit reports for National Reporting Co, in spare time in NeLEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEVADA BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MINUTES, APRIL 11, 1972 Meeting called to order at hour of 10:07 A.M., all Board members present, Following a salute of the flag, the minutes of the previous meeting were approved unanimously. The Board adopted the following Resolutions: 72-87 (A Resolution consenting to the execution and recordation of a "Turn around easement" between Norman and LaRue Brown and the County of Nevada, for Five Needles Court, Ponderosa Palisades West Subdivision, Placer County , California). The Board accepted a resignation from Mr, Elton F, Williams, as Constable of the Nevada Judicial District Court, effective April 30, 1972. Upon a County Counsel Opinion ruling that the County must have a "Mental Health Advisory Board" the Board voted unanimously that such a Board be formed within the County of Nevada, Matter to be discussed next week under Old Business, The Board discussed correspondence from the Planning Director with regard to his request for guidance with regard to certain recent correspondence from county residents requesting name changes and asking for the Board to determine whether these particular requests should be processed as soon as possible, filed or incorporated into the proposed master plan for road names? The Board indicated that the Planning Department must research a proposed name to determine if there is any conflict, After they have researched the name and found that there is no other conflicting name somewhere else in the County, and if the people in the area approve of the proposed name, then the Planning Department is free to proceed through the normal street naming procedure, The Board indicated that it is imperative to determine that there is no other conflicting name within the County and stressed that everyone on a street in question must without a doubt be contacted, not just those signing a petition for road name change. The Board approved of the granting of a permit for a stabilization pond to handle the sewage disposal of a mobile home park located on the Combie Road, 300 yards from Higgins Corners, and also approved of the issuance of a permit for four stabilization ponds at Lake of the Pines. The Board met as the Board of Directors of the Nevada County Sanitation District No. to consider the granting of an extension to Boise Cascade for acceptance by the District of the sewer treatment plant at Lake Wildwood. The Board ordered that Boise Cascade be informed that they have granted an extension until June 30th, July 1st, the system will be accepted by the County should it pass the necessary inspection, Executive Session declared to consider the appointment of someone to fill the soon to be vacant position of Purchasing Agent Building & Grounds Superintendent. Following said Executive Session, the Board unanimously appointed the position being filled by Mrs. Virginia Marquard a current employee of the Purchasing Department for many years, Meeting called to present, The Board adopted Resolution 72-88 (A Resolution regarding continuing County participation in the State Probation Subsidy Program). The Board held a public hearing on the proposed precise zoning of property located at Truckee and including a portion of the Tahoe-Truckee Airport, the Brockway Road Area and the Town of Truckee. The public hearing was closed, The Board being totally unfamiliar with the property in question expressed the desire to actually tour the property, especially due to the fact that the matter-is so controversial that the Planning Commission vote resulted in a tie vote. Therefore, the Board is to meet at 2:00 P.M., in Truckee at the Government Center to tour the property. There being no further business, the meeting was recessed until Monday, April 17th, 1972, 2:00 P.M., in Truckee, California, I THEO. A, KOHLER, JR., Co. Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk, Board of Supervisors County of Nevada State of California, do hereby certify, that the foregoing is a true excerpt from the minutes of the meeting of the Board of Supervisors held April 11. 1972, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto affix my hand and official seal of said Board, this 12th day of April, 1972, THEO, A, KOHLER, JR. Co, Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk Nevada County Board of Supervisors By: MAXINE E, GAINES Deputy Clerk to the Board Publication Dates: April 19, 1972. order at 1:40 P.M, all Supervisors vada County area, Fee Basis. Polaroid camera needed, No selling, State name, age and occupation, Reply to P.O, Box 21 4285, Sacramento, Ca, 95821, SERVICE STATION MECHANIC *Good Pay *Steady Employment *Near Recreation *Vacation Benefits *Free Uniforms Phone between 6:30-9 A.M. or 6 7 P.M, 346-8881, 43. RADIO EQUIPMENT Pa CALLING ALL .CB‘ERS,.. Sales and FCC licensed service all makes CB & BB mobile radiotelephone, Accurate freq. measurement, KNEE'S TV & RADIO, 2654610, 748 Zion St,, Nevada City, Bob Cromwell, Owner, 44. Musical instruments wvruw MEDITERRANEAN CONSOLE Spinet Piano, Like new, will sacrifice for quick sale in this area, Cash or terms, Also ORGAN with Automatic Rhythm, Ph. collect (206) CH39270 or write Credit Mgr., 427 S, W., 153rd, Seattle, Wn, 98166, INSTANT BUVERS Nevada! County Rainfall Gauge NEVADA CITY Max Min R, Apr. 12 46 38 1,08 Apr. 13 42 32 1,07 Apr. 14 49 34 .00 Apr, 15 66 41 .00 Apr. 16 -* 38 00 Apr. 17 76 39 .00 Apr. 18 60 41 .00 Rainfall to date this season 35,61 Rainfall last season 51.81 Average seasonal rainfall 50,00 GRASS VALLEY Max Min R, Apr, 12 47 39 .90 Apr. 13 43 29 -79 Apr. 14 54 33 00 Apr, 15 67 37 00 Apr. 16 68 40 .00 Apr. 17 64 35 oo 80 Apr, 18 62 39 00 Rainfall to date this season 33.40 Rainfall last season 48.49

Vital statistics HILLEBRANDT, Pearl, 63, died April 9. She was a native of Sierra City and grew up in Nevada City. She moved to San Francisco after finishing in local schools, and returned to this area five years ago. She is survived by her husband, Walter; a son, Robert Spinetti of Colusa; a daughter, Gloria Biss of Clarksburg; four grandchildren; one _ brother, Thomas Botting of Sacramento and six sisters, Gwendlyn Meyers of Redwood City, Gertrude Keller, Neva Rickard, Floria Desmond, Lyle Viera and Nita Smith, all of Grass Valley. Services were held from the Hooper and Weaver Chapel, and burial was in Olivet Memorial Park, Colma. SMITH, Allen Gene, 45, was killed April 9 in Toppenish, Washington; and his death ruled as a homicide by Toppenish police, with no details made public. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Smith of Grass Valley; and leaves other relatives including a brother, Frank L, Smith, of Grass Valley two sister, Peggy L. Horn of Sylmar and Carol G, Gilley of North Hollywood. Funeral services were held from the Hooper and Weaver Chapel on April 15. VARNEY, Forest F., 79, for-mer manager of Nevada Irrigation District, died in Sacramento on April 7. A native of North Dakota, he was with the War II, following which service he was manager for NID until 1951. He is survived by his widow, Theresa; a daughter, brother and sister, Services were held in Sacramento on April 10. VERLOD, Dolph, 57, native of Grass Valley and more recently a resident of Salinas, died in the Monterey County city on April 6, following a brief illness. He is survived by his widow, Norma; his mother, Mrs, Antionette Verlod of Grass Valley and a brother, Vince, of Palo Alto. John Sbaffi of Nevada City and Joe Sbaffi of Alleghany are time employe of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad and the Pacific Motor Transport locally before becoming an official with PMT in Salinas, Services were held in Salinas on April 10. CANNON, William ‘‘Bill’’, 74, died suddenly at his ranch onthe Idaho Maryland Road near Grass Valley on April 7, He was born in Grass Valley and spent his entire life in the area, He is survived by his brother, Walter, of Grass Valley; twosisters in Sacramento and one in Stockton; and many nephews and nieces of the local area. Services were held April 8 at the Hooper and Weaver Chapel in Grass Valley, followed by interment in the family plot in the Old Elm Ridge Cemetery. SHEELY, Charles (Chuck Whitney, 71, died April 7. native of Vincent, Iowa, he came to Los Angeles in 1921, He served in World Wars I and Il, and retired from the U. S,Army after Korea as a lieutenant colonel, He was a member of the Nevada County Board of Education and Nevada County Cemetery Board, and was president of the Nevada County Veterans Allied Council, He leaves his widow, Paula; a daughter in San Rafael, two stepsons in southern California, eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Services were held from the Hooper and Weaver Chapel on April 11. Military burial rites were held at the graveside inthe Penn Valiey Cemetery. SONKE, Jacob John, 66, a 22year resident of Nevada City died April 9 at Miner’s Hospital, He was born in Canada and had lived in California for 50 years, He was a heavy equipment operator for Hansen Brothers for 20 years. Surviving are his widow Shirley of Nevada City; a son, Perry Sonke of Napa; daughters, Mrs, Doris Foppiano of Altaville and Miss Audrey Sonke of Campbell; brothers, Fred of Fresno, Ed of Nevada City, Roy of Lone Pine, Art and Harry of Chino and Daniel of Ripon; two sisters, his stepmother and five grandchildren. Services were held from the Bergemann and Son Chapel on April 11, Burial was in Sierra Memorial Lawn Cemetery. HEDGES, Leon (Frenchie) 71, died April 9 in his home at Nevada City. He was a native of Bangor and farmed there until moving to Nevada City in 1944. He worked as an equipment operator for Nevada County until his retirement in 1965. He is survived by his widow, Elsie; a son, Delbert, of Grass Valley; two daughters, Delima Hallet of Nevada City and Doris Prewitt of Bakersfield; nine grandchildren and three nieces. Services were held April 12 from the Hooper and Weaver Chapel. Burial was in St, Patrick’s Catholic Cemetery. Double check last minute tax returns: Last-minute income tax filers should double check their returns, since those filed just before the deadline are much more likely to contain errors, R. F. Harless, Internal Revenue Service district director for Northern California, said today. Errors on returns delay processing and any refund that may be due. Missing inforn.ation accounts for many of the errors, Farless said. This type of error could be a return received without a required signature, Social Security number or W-2 statement. Taxpayers who use the tax form they received in the mail can avoid Social Security number problems, Harless said. These forms have pre-addressed labels that show the” taxpayer's name, Social Security number and address just as they appear in IRS files. The label can be lifted off the form it came on and placed on the Form 1040 that you file. Harless advised taxpayers who have someone help them with their return to be sure their pre-addressed label is on the form they file. The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, April 19, 1972 11 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF INTENDED TRANSFER No. B-10630 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that WILLIAM H. KREIPKE, JR., and BARBARA R, KREIPKE, doing business as ENGLEBRIGHT MARINA, P.O. Box 5, Smartville, California, 95977, intend to transfer to ARTHUR C, WATTS and CELIA Y, WATTS, whose address is P.O, Box 1755, Addis Ababa, c/o Ethiopian Airlines, that certain business known as the ENGLEBRIGHT MARINA, including all inventory, equipment, fixtures, real property, leasehold interest, and

goodwill. The place and date on which or after which the bulk transfer is to be consummated is April 30, 1972, at the office of MAX H. HOSEIT, 2020 Marconi Avenue, Sacramento, California, 95821, The address of the transferrors is P.O, Box 5, Smartville, California, 95977. DATED: April 13, 1972. TRANSFERRORS: WILLIAM H, KREIPKE, JR. BARBARA R, KREIPKE By /s/ MAX H. HOSEIT Attorney and agent Date of Publication: 19, 1972, April CLASSIFIED ADS 10. Crafts & Services eT ee ROBERT L. ROSS, JR. OPTOMETRIST 147 Mill St. Ph. 273-6246 18. Help Wanted taal INSURANCE INSPECTOR -TO make insurance and credit reports for National Reporting Co, in spare time in NeLEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEVADA BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MINUTES, APRIL 11, 1972 Meeting called to order at hour of 10:07 A.M., all Board members present, Following a salute of the flag, the minutes of the previous meeting were approved unanimously. The Board adopted the following Resolutions: 72-87 (A Resolution consenting to the execution and recordation of a "Turn around easement" between Norman and LaRue Brown and the County of Nevada, for Five Needles Court, Ponderosa Palisades West Subdivision, Placer County , California). The Board accepted a resignation from Mr, Elton F, Williams, as Constable of the Nevada Judicial District Court, effective April 30, 1972. Upon a County Counsel Opinion ruling that the County must have a "Mental Health Advisory Board" the Board voted unanimously that such a Board be formed within the County of Nevada, Matter to be discussed next week under Old Business, The Board discussed correspondence from the Planning Director with regard to his request for guidance with regard to certain recent correspondence from county residents requesting name changes and asking for the Board to determine whether these particular requests should be processed as soon as possible, filed or incorporated into the proposed master plan for road names? The Board indicated that the Planning Department must research a proposed name to determine if there is any conflict, After they have researched the name and found that there is no other conflicting name somewhere else in the County, and if the people in the area approve of the proposed name, then the Planning Department is free to proceed through the normal street naming procedure, The Board indicated that it is imperative to determine that there is no other conflicting name within the County and stressed that everyone on a street in question must without a doubt be contacted, not just those signing a petition for road name change. The Board approved of the granting of a permit for a stabilization pond to handle the sewage disposal of a mobile home park located on the Combie Road, 300 yards from Higgins Corners, and also approved of the issuance of a permit for four stabilization ponds at Lake of the Pines. The Board met as the Board of Directors of the Nevada County Sanitation District No. to consider the granting of an extension to Boise Cascade for acceptance by the District of the sewer treatment plant at Lake Wildwood. The Board ordered that Boise Cascade be informed that they have granted an extension until June 30th, July 1st, the system will be accepted by the County should it pass the necessary inspection, Executive Session declared to consider the appointment of someone to fill the soon to be vacant position of Purchasing Agent Building & Grounds Superintendent. Following said Executive Session, the Board unanimously appointed the position being filled by Mrs. Virginia Marquard a current employee of the Purchasing Department for many years, Meeting called to present, The Board adopted Resolution 72-88 (A Resolution regarding continuing County participation in the State Probation Subsidy Program). The Board held a public hearing on the proposed precise zoning of property located at Truckee and including a portion of the Tahoe-Truckee Airport, the Brockway Road Area and the Town of Truckee. The public hearing was closed, The Board being totally unfamiliar with the property in question expressed the desire to actually tour the property, especially due to the fact that the matter-is so controversial that the Planning Commission vote resulted in a tie vote. Therefore, the Board is to meet at 2:00 P.M., in Truckee at the Government Center to tour the property. There being no further business, the meeting was recessed until Monday, April 17th, 1972, 2:00 P.M., in Truckee, California, I THEO. A, KOHLER, JR., Co. Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk, Board of Supervisors County of Nevada State of California, do hereby certify, that the foregoing is a true excerpt from the minutes of the meeting of the Board of Supervisors held April 11. 1972, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto affix my hand and official seal of said Board, this 12th day of April, 1972, THEO, A, KOHLER, JR. Co, Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk Nevada County Board of Supervisors By: MAXINE E, GAINES Deputy Clerk to the Board Publication Dates: April 19, 1972. order at 1:40 P.M, all Supervisors vada County area, Fee Basis. Polaroid camera needed, No selling, State name, age and occupation, Reply to P.O, Box 21 4285, Sacramento, Ca, 95821, SERVICE STATION MECHANIC *Good Pay *Steady Employment *Near Recreation *Vacation Benefits *Free Uniforms Phone between 6:30-9 A.M. or 6 7 P.M, 346-8881, 43. RADIO EQUIPMENT Pa CALLING ALL .CB‘ERS,... Sales and FCC licensed service all makes CB & BB mobile radiotelephone, Accurate freq. measurement, KNEE'S TV & RADIO, 2654610, 748 Zion St,, Nevada City, Bob Cromwell, Owner, 44. Musical instruments wvruw MEDITERRANEAN CONSOLE Spinet Piano, Like new, will sacrifice for quick sale in this area, Cash or terms, Also ORGAN with Automatic Rhythm, Ph. collect (206) CH39270 or write Credit Mgr., 427 S, W., 153rd, Seattle, Wn, 98166, INSTANT BUVERS Nevada! County Rainfall Gauge NEVADA CITY Max Min R, Apr. 12 46 38 1,08 Apr. 13 42 32 1,07 Apr. 14 49 34 .00 Apr, 15 66 41 .00 Apr. 16 -* 38 00 Apr. 17 76 39 .00 Apr. 18 60 41 .00 Rainfall to date this season 35,61 Rainfall last season 51.81 Average seasonal rainfall 50,00 GRASS VALLEY Max Min R, Apr, 12 47 39 .90 Apr. 13 43 29 -79 Apr. 14 54 33 00 Apr, 15 67 37 00 Apr. 16 68 40 .00 Apr. 17 64 35 oo 80 Apr, 18 62 39 00 Rainfall to date this season 33.40 Rainfall last season 48.49