December 26, 1975 (12 pages)

Cloverdale Fiddle Fest An Old Time Fiddle Contest, Judging the com-. _ present. Convention and Jamboree will! petition will be the current be sponsored by the CloverCalifornia State Old Time dale Historical Society on Fiddle Champion, Paul Saturday, January 10, 1976. It Shelaskey, Robert Scoville of will be held in the Cloverdale: Citrus Fair auditorium. All! Old Time and Blue Grass: musicians are welcome. Program will begin at noon, continuing through the day. and evening. The event will feature competitive fiddle playing and continual entertainment. There will be several called square dance demonstrationsto give the occasion an additional home spun _ atmosphere. Workshops will be: offered in Dobroe guitar, Cajun fiddle, Swedish fiddle: and Swedish. Nickle Harpa, banjo and flat pick guitar. Cash prizes will go to first, second and third place fiddle contest winners, and souvenir trophies will be given to all contestants. Special awards will go to the oldest and youngest fiddlers taking part. Kelly Kirksey, famous Old Time Fiddle authority, will be Ei) Camping the Scoville Violin Shop, Corte Madera, and Melissa Rued, granddaughter of Kelly Kirksey. In addition, ‘special surprise celebrities will be presented. A unique feature of the occasion will be a jam session in which all contestants will be called upon the stage to participate The public is most cordially invited to this affair which is part of the Cloverdale Historical Society’s on-going effort to support its museum building fund. Donation to the event will be $1.00. A snack bar will be open to provide refreshments. Fiddlers desiring to enter the competition may enroll by contacting Dr. Robert S. Quam (707) 894-7910, Ruth Oeding 894-3495 or Les Herring 894-2841. Accompaniment will be available for fiddlers desiring it. Family Style BY ANGELA AND FORD BOTHWELL Ls Q. What can you do when a heavy wind blowing through the vent of a recreational vehicle’s heater prevents you from lighting the pilot light? A. Station someone outside to hold a-sweater or other piece of clothing over the vent while you remain inside to light the pilot. Wind blowing through the vents of any RV ¢ appliance, not just the heater, will often blow out the pilot « lights, which means they should be checked periodically ~ in high winds. If possible, park the RV so the vents aren’t exposed to the wind. Q. Should you dilute the anti-freeze you pour into your RV’s system to winterize it, or use it straight? A. Why take a chance? Use it straight. While the nontoxic anti-freeze your RV’s water system requires runs about double the cost of thé anti-freeze you put in your car, two gallons will winterize most RVs if added properly, which means blowing out the lines with air before adding the anti-freeze. But since water can still lay in the water system’s low spots even after blowing out the lines, it’s best to add the anti-freeze without diluting. Keep in mind that an RV’s water system should be winterized only with non-toxic anti-freeze, avaialbe at RV dealers and camping ‘stores. The poisonous anti-freeze you use in your car can be used only in an RV’s drains and waste-holding tanks, never in the fresh water system. Q. Why do so many trailer manufacturers offer spare tires only as optional equipment? A. They shouldn’t, but unfortunately spares are often not part of the basic trailer package. Nevertheless, don’t ever run an RV without a spare tire. If you ever need to replace and off-size RV tire in a remote area, it could mean a forced layover of a day or more waiting for the tire to be ordered, not to mention the higher price you’ll pay. And never take an RV on the road without being sure the jacks and lug wrench will be adequate to change a tire. You’d be surprised at how many people get stuck with a lug wrench that'll fit their car’s, but not their RV’s wheel lugs. Bike safety noted Both cycling and walking at night entail greater risks and thus greater responsibilities for everyone, says the California State Automobile Association (AAA). Children are sometimes hard to spot during the daylight hours, let alone under conditions of decreased Wearing white or is one visibility. light colored clothing way to alleviate the problem of . making one’s self visible. However, wearing retro-. reflective tape lining or dangle tags is an evén better way of standing out at night. Retro-reflective tape is made of the same material used in highway signs it picks up light from a car’s headlights and reflects it back to the light source with brilliance. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE . NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET — Friday, December 26, 1975 — 11 extreme NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pu nt to Sect 50022.3 of the Sens Government Code, that on Monday, the 12th day of January, 1976, at 8 o‘clock P.M. of said day, at the Council Chambers of the City Council of the City of Nevada City, in the City Hall, 317 Broad Street, Nevada City, California, a public hearing will be held concerning the proposed a ion of an ordinance by said City adopting by reference (with certain amendments, deletions and additions) the Uniform Building Code (1973. Edition) and appendix thereto, as adopted by the International Conference of Building . Officials, the Uniform Mechanical Code (1973 Edition), and appendix thereto, as adopted by the International Conference of Building Officials, — the Uniform Mechanical Code (1973 Edition), and L. sgrobaiee thereto, as adopted by the International Conference of Building Officials and the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials, the Uniform Plumbing Code (1973 Edition) and appendices thereto, as adopted by the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials, the Uniform Electrical Code (1975 Edition), as adopted by the Pacific Coast Electrical Association, Inc., the National Electrical Code (1975 Edition), as adopted by the National Fire Protection Association, and the Uniform Swimming ‘Pool Code (1973 Edition), as adopted by the International Association of Baca 2 and Mechanical Officials. Three copies of each of said Codes, certified by the City Clerk to be true copies, are on file in the office of the City Clerk in the City Hall and are open to public inspection. The purpose of said ordinance is to establish rules and regulations permitted by the State Housing Law of the State of California, in order to eo and protect the public ealth, safety and general welfare. The subject matter of said ordinance includes provisions regulating the erection, construction, enlargement, conversion, Second Sacramento Pen Wan aos "ee aiet bier inden “f they reach the home where sales are made! alteration, repair, moving, removal, demolition, occu ,-use, height, court, . a Ventilation 3 area, sanitation, and maintenance buildi City of Nevada City; providing for the issuance of permits and the making of inspections, and the collection of fees therefore; establishing the office of Building Inspector; declaring and establishing fire zones; authorizing the City Council to contract with the County of Nevada for the administration and enforcement of said Codes; and providing penalties for the violation of said ordinance and les. Dated: December 9, 1975. CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NEVADA CITY By JOHN F. RANKIN Mayor Dates of Publication: December 18, 26, 1975. PUBLIC NOTICE STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF NEVADA _. EXCERPT BOARD OF “SUPERVISORS MINUTES DECEMBER 16, 1975 Meeting. called to order, at 10:02 A.M., all Supervisors present. Salute to the flag. Minutes approved as_ submitted. Resolutions adopted: No. 75-402 (Prohibiting rking on Donner Pass Road oad between Spring St. and Bridge St.) : No. 75-403 (Approving lease peli with Boyce ompson Institute for Plant Research, Inc.) : No. 75-404 (Dissolving Fifth District Special Road Maintenance District). No. 75-405 (Dissolving County Service Area No. 1). No. 75-406 (Dissolving Owl Permanent Road Division). No. 75-407 (Dissolving Lazy Valley Acres Permanent Road of all Division). No. 75-408 (Dissolving Panorama _ Tract Road Division). No. 75-409 (Approving right of way agreement, accepting Grant Reed and directing payment re Combie Road) No. 75-410 (Approving Subdivision © Improvement Agreement and authorizing boat show coming Sacramento Valley Marine Association is presenting the second annual Sacramento Boat Show which will exclusively show power and sail boats and marine equipment; 25 dealers will be exhibiting approximately 300 power and sail boats. The show will be held for four days, Jan. 29, 30, 31, and Feb. 1 at the Convention Center in downtown Sacramento. Among the special features area “family day” on Jan.29; children under 12 are admitted free on all days. Also, a beauty contest will be held Thursday night to choose a boat show queen. Again there will be a free doorprize drawing with many valuable items for boaters to be given away. Last January’s boat show was an immense success and an even bigger public response is anticipated for the second annual run. Show hours are: Thursday and Friday, 2 to 10 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.; and Sunday 10-a.m. to 7° p.m. : GRASS VALLEY LINCOLN FORD ME BUY WHERE THE CUSTOMER IS RCURY No. 1 273-3326 s and structures in the. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE execution). 3 No. 75-411 (Creating Nevada retieeg Commission on ing). MN 75-412 (Honoring George W. Bryant) No. 75-413 (Honoring Harold L. Cox). No. 75-414 (Re consolidation of Special District Revenue Bond Election re Tahoe Forest Hospital District). Department Head Matters and Communications considered. / Business the Under Old Truckee Library was discussed and also the ssibility of making Presley lay in Grass Valley a one way street due to hazards apparent at: the intersection Grass Valley Highway. Under New Business the Spay and Neuter Program was discussed; the Board continued the Board of Equalization hearing on Baldarelli until January 27, 1976 at 9:00 A.M. Deanna Lea, Director of Area 4 Agency on Aging, discussed the future organizational structure of the Area Agency. Board recessed for lunch to reconvene at 1:30 P.M. AFTERNOON ~ SESSION: yr r4 ing called to order at 1:33 Mary T. Sims discussed the complaint procedure used by the: Building Inspection Dept. stating that the procedure provides no protection from trespass or libel. Matter was “referred to Committee for study and recommendation back to the Board. A ial Meeting of Nevada County Sanitation District No. 1 was held. Minutes approved as submitted. Board authorized County Counsel to ask the Planning Commission for a new permit in regard to changing the buffer zone and some of its aspects to recognize an easement rather than fee title to the subject property involved. Board interviewed applicants for the position of County Superintendent of Schools and advised that interview would be completed at the meeting of December 23, 1975 and that a decision hopefully would be made at that time. There being no_ further business the meeting adjourned at 3:43 P.M. 1, THEO. A. KOHLER, JR., Co. Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk, Nevada County Board of Supervisors, ‘State of California, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct excerpt of the Minutes of the meeting of the Board of Supervisors held December 16, 1975. IN WITNESS 4 WHEREOF, . . hereunto affix @~ my hand and official seal of said Board this 19th day of December, 1975. . THEO. A. KOHLER, JR. Co. Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk Nevada County Board of Supervisors By: JEANETTE HILLMAN Deputy Clerk to the Board Date of Publication: Dec. 26, 1975 " PROFESSIONAL ROBERT L. ROSS JR. OPTOMETRIST 147 Mill St. Ph. 273-6246 40. Miscellaneous for Sale NUGGETS FOR SALE Subscribe now to the Nevada county Nugget. ae! $3 for 52 weeks of stimulating local news and features. 2 ACRE PARCELS CHOICE parcel, OWNER Financing. $10,500 SHERWOOD FORESTterms. $12,000 HOME IN THE COUNTRY so sturdy even the three little $39,500 152 REALTY L OPEN 7 DA NEW LISTING LITTLE COZY HOUSE IN TOWN Just right for the single person. The House of ONES’ one bedroom, one bath; one kitchen, one living room. Natural oor city water and sewer. EXCELLENT TERMSOWNER FINANCING, $15,000 from downtown. Southern exposure, building pad on one good wells in the area, Super ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE AREAS IN OUR COUNTY Beautiful one acre lot for the executive buyer. All utilities plus fantastic view, in an area where no others are available. Good bedroom home with 1 level acre lot, all usable. Many fruit trees, grapes, beautiful shrubs in front yard. The house is Grass Valley 973-9593 Combie Road e at the Country 273-4411 BURLINGAME SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO & MILLBRAE 40. Miscellaneous WANTED GOLD & SILVER We pay highest prices. Send description or material for assay, return receipt requested, Guaranteed Satisfaction. DMA, International 2510 Catalina Drive, = Salt Lake City, Utah, 84121 Phone (801) 943-8839 LOCATION only 12 miles ood Terms. ON PAVED ROAD 2 pigs would be impressed. Penn Valley Penn Valley Center 273-4403 ’ Nevada City Broad & Commercial 265-5861 So. Auburn Auburn 617 High Street 885-7952 Store YS A WEEK 9 OFFICES TO SERVE YOU BEST et

Cloverdale Fiddle Fest An Old Time Fiddle Contest, Judging the com-. _ present. Convention and Jamboree will! petition will be the current be sponsored by the CloverCalifornia State Old Time dale Historical Society on Fiddle Champion, Paul Saturday, January 10, 1976. It Shelaskey, Robert Scoville of will be held in the Cloverdale: Citrus Fair auditorium. All! Old Time and Blue Grass: musicians are welcome. Program will begin at noon, continuing through the day. and evening. The event will feature competitive fiddle playing and continual entertainment. There will be several called square dance demonstrationsto give the occasion an additional home spun _ atmosphere. Workshops will be: offered in Dobroe guitar, Cajun fiddle, Swedish fiddle: and Swedish. Nickle Harpa, banjo and flat pick guitar. Cash prizes will go to first, second and third place fiddle contest winners, and souvenir trophies will be given to all contestants. Special awards will go to the oldest and youngest fiddlers taking part. Kelly Kirksey, famous Old Time Fiddle authority, will be Ei) Camping the Scoville Violin Shop, Corte Madera, and Melissa Rued, granddaughter of Kelly Kirksey. In addition, ‘special surprise celebrities will be presented. A unique feature of the occasion will be a jam session in which all contestants will be called upon the stage to participate The public is most cordially invited to this affair which is part of the Cloverdale Historical Society’s on-going effort to support its museum building fund. Donation to the event will be $1.00. A snack bar will be open to provide refreshments. Fiddlers desiring to enter the competition may enroll by contacting Dr. Robert S. Quam (707) 894-7910, Ruth Oeding 894-3495 or Les Herring 894-2841. Accompaniment will be available for fiddlers desiring it. Family Style BY ANGELA AND FORD BOTHWELL Ls Q. What can you do when a heavy wind blowing through the vent of a recreational vehicle’s heater prevents you from lighting the pilot light? A. Station someone outside to hold a-sweater or other piece of clothing over the vent while you remain inside to light the pilot. Wind blowing through the vents of any RV ¢ appliance, not just the heater, will often blow out the pilot « lights, which means they should be checked periodically ~ in high winds. If possible, park the RV so the vents aren’t exposed to the wind. Q. Should you dilute the anti-freeze you pour into your RV’s system to winterize it, or use it straight? A. Why take a chance? Use it straight. While the nontoxic anti-freeze your RV’s water system requires runs about double the cost of thé anti-freeze you put in your car, two gallons will winterize most RVs if added properly, which means blowing out the lines with air before adding the anti-freeze. But since water can still lay in the water system’s low spots even after blowing out the lines, it’s best to add the anti-freeze without diluting. Keep in mind that an RV’s water system should be winterized only with non-toxic anti-freeze, avaialbe at RV dealers and camping ‘stores. The poisonous anti-freeze you use in your car can be used only in an RV’s drains and waste-holding tanks, never in the fresh water system. Q. Why do so many trailer manufacturers offer spare tires only as optional equipment? A. They shouldn’t, but unfortunately spares are often not part of the basic trailer package. Nevertheless, don’t ever run an RV without a spare tire. If you ever need to replace and off-size RV tire in a remote area, it could mean a forced layover of a day or more waiting for the tire to be ordered, not to mention the higher price you’ll pay. And never take an RV on the road without being sure the jacks and lug wrench will be adequate to change a tire. You’d be surprised at how many people get stuck with a lug wrench that'll fit their car’s, but not their RV’s wheel lugs. Bike safety noted Both cycling and walking at night entail greater risks and thus greater responsibilities for everyone, says the California State Automobile Association (AAA). Children are sometimes hard to spot during the daylight hours, let alone under conditions of decreased Wearing white or is one visibility. light colored clothing way to alleviate the problem of . making one’s self visible. However, wearing retro-. reflective tape lining or dangle tags is an evén better way of standing out at night. Retro-reflective tape is made of the same material used in highway signs it picks up light from a car’s headlights and reflects it back to the light source with brilliance. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE . NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET — Friday, December 26, 1975 — 11 extreme NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pu nt to Sect 50022.3 of the Sens Government Code, that on Monday, the 12th day of January, 1976, at 8 o‘clock P.M. of said day, at the Council Chambers of the City Council of the City of Nevada City, in the City Hall, 317 Broad Street, Nevada City, California, a public hearing will be held concerning the proposed a ion of an ordinance by said City adopting by reference (with certain amendments, deletions and additions) the Uniform Building Code (1973. Edition) and appendix thereto, as adopted by the International Conference of Building . Officials, the Uniform Mechanical Code (1973 Edition), and appendix thereto, as adopted by the International Conference of Building Officials, — the Uniform Mechanical Code (1973 Edition), and L. sgrobaiee thereto, as adopted by the International Conference of Building Officials and the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials, the Uniform Plumbing Code (1973 Edition) and appendices thereto, as adopted by the International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials, the Uniform Electrical Code (1975 Edition), as adopted by the Pacific Coast Electrical Association, Inc., the National Electrical Code (1975 Edition), as adopted by the National Fire Protection Association, and the Uniform Swimming ‘Pool Code (1973 Edition), as adopted by the International Association of Baca 2 and Mechanical Officials. Three copies of each of said Codes, certified by the City Clerk to be true copies, are on file in the office of the City Clerk in the City Hall and are open to public inspection. The purpose of said ordinance is to establish rules and regulations permitted by the State Housing Law of the State of California, in order to eo and protect the public ealth, safety and general welfare. The subject matter of said ordinance includes provisions regulating the erection, construction, enlargement, conversion, Second Sacramento Pen Wan aos "ee aiet bier inden “f they reach the home where sales are made! alteration, repair, moving, removal, demolition, occu ,-use, height, court, . a Ventilation 3 area, sanitation, and maintenance buildi City of Nevada City; providing for the issuance of permits and the making of inspections, and the collection of fees therefore; establishing the office of Building Inspector; declaring and establishing fire zones; authorizing the City Council to contract with the County of Nevada for the administration and enforcement of said Codes; and providing penalties for the violation of said ordinance and les. Dated: December 9, 1975. CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NEVADA CITY By JOHN F. RANKIN Mayor Dates of Publication: December 18, 26, 1975. PUBLIC NOTICE STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF NEVADA _. EXCERPT BOARD OF “SUPERVISORS MINUTES DECEMBER 16, 1975 Meeting. called to order, at

10:02 A.M., all Supervisors present. Salute to the flag. Minutes approved as_ submitted. Resolutions adopted: No. 75-402 (Prohibiting rking on Donner Pass Road oad between Spring St. and Bridge St.) : No. 75-403 (Approving lease peli with Boyce ompson Institute for Plant Research, Inc.) : No. 75-404 (Dissolving Fifth District Special Road Maintenance District). No. 75-405 (Dissolving County Service Area No. 1). No. 75-406 (Dissolving Owl Permanent Road Division). No. 75-407 (Dissolving Lazy Valley Acres Permanent Road of all Division). No. 75-408 (Dissolving Panorama _ Tract Road Division). No. 75-409 (Approving right of way agreement, accepting Grant Reed and directing payment re Combie Road) No. 75-410 (Approving Subdivision © Improvement Agreement and authorizing boat show coming Sacramento Valley Marine Association is presenting the second annual Sacramento Boat Show which will exclusively show power and sail boats and marine equipment; 25 dealers will be exhibiting approximately 300 power and sail boats. The show will be held for four days, Jan. 29, 30, 31, and Feb. 1 at the Convention Center in downtown Sacramento. Among the special features area “family day” on Jan.29; children under 12 are admitted free on all days. Also, a beauty contest will be held Thursday night to choose a boat show queen. Again there will be a free doorprize drawing with many valuable items for boaters to be given away. Last January’s boat show was an immense success and an even bigger public response is anticipated for the second annual run. Show hours are: Thursday and Friday, 2 to 10 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.; and Sunday 10-a.m. to 7° p.m. : GRASS VALLEY LINCOLN FORD ME BUY WHERE THE CUSTOMER IS RCURY No. 1 273-3326 s and structures in the. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE execution). 3 No. 75-411 (Creating Nevada retieeg Commission on ing). MN 75-412 (Honoring George W. Bryant) No. 75-413 (Honoring Harold L. Cox). No. 75-414 (Re consolidation of Special District Revenue Bond Election re Tahoe Forest Hospital District). Department Head Matters and Communications considered. / Business the Under Old Truckee Library was discussed and also the ssibility of making Presley lay in Grass Valley a one way street due to hazards apparent at: the intersection Grass Valley Highway. Under New Business the Spay and Neuter Program was discussed; the Board continued the Board of Equalization hearing on Baldarelli until January 27, 1976 at 9:00 A.M. Deanna Lea, Director of Area 4 Agency on Aging, discussed the future organizational structure of the Area Agency. Board recessed for lunch to reconvene at 1:30 P.M. AFTERNOON ~ SESSION: yr r4 ing called to order at 1:33 Mary T. Sims discussed the complaint procedure used by the: Building Inspection Dept. stating that the procedure provides no protection from trespass or libel. Matter was “referred to Committee for study and recommendation back to the Board. A ial Meeting of Nevada County Sanitation District No. 1 was held. Minutes approved as submitted. Board authorized County Counsel to ask the Planning Commission for a new permit in regard to changing the buffer zone and some of its aspects to recognize an easement rather than fee title to the subject property involved. Board interviewed applicants for the position of County Superintendent of Schools and advised that interview would be completed at the meeting of December 23, 1975 and that a decision hopefully would be made at that time. There being no_ further business the meeting adjourned at 3:43 P.M. 1, THEO. A. KOHLER, JR., Co. Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk, Nevada County Board of Supervisors, ‘State of California, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct excerpt of the Minutes of the meeting of the Board of Supervisors held December 16, 1975. IN WITNESS 4 WHEREOF, . . hereunto affix @~ my hand and official seal of said Board this 19th day of December, 1975. . THEO. A. KOHLER, JR. Co. Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk Nevada County Board of Supervisors By: JEANETTE HILLMAN Deputy Clerk to the Board Date of Publication: Dec. 26, 1975 " PROFESSIONAL ROBERT L. ROSS JR. OPTOMETRIST 147 Mill St. Ph. 273-6246 40. Miscellaneous for Sale NUGGETS FOR SALE Subscribe now to the Nevada county Nugget. ae! $3 for 52 weeks of stimulating local news and features. 2 ACRE PARCELS CHOICE parcel, OWNER Financing. $10,500 SHERWOOD FORESTterms. $12,000 HOME IN THE COUNTRY so sturdy even the three little $39,500 152 REALTY L OPEN 7 DA NEW LISTING LITTLE COZY HOUSE IN TOWN Just right for the single person. The House of ONES’ one bedroom, one bath; one kitchen, one living room. Natural oor city water and sewer. EXCELLENT TERMSOWNER FINANCING, $15,000 from downtown. Southern exposure, building pad on one good wells in the area, Super ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE AREAS IN OUR COUNTY Beautiful one acre lot for the executive buyer. All utilities plus fantastic view, in an area where no others are available. Good bedroom home with 1 level acre lot, all usable. Many fruit trees, grapes, beautiful shrubs in front yard. The house is Grass Valley 973-9593 Combie Road e at the Country 273-4411 BURLINGAME SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO & MILLBRAE 40. Miscellaneous WANTED GOLD & SILVER We pay highest prices. Send description or material for assay, return receipt requested, Guaranteed Satisfaction. DMA, International 2510 Catalina Drive, = Salt Lake City, Utah, 84121 Phone (801) 943-8839 LOCATION only 12 miles ood Terms. ON PAVED ROAD 2 pigs would be impressed. Penn Valley Penn Valley Center 273-4403 ’ Nevada City Broad & Commercial 265-5861 So. Auburn Auburn 617 High Street 885-7952 Store YS A WEEK 9 OFFICES TO SERVE YOU BEST et