December 4, 1974 (8 pages)

e Seaakgunpomereanateatieeeier Sn eS ahaa eater rarvem enero a ha a a om 4 ett Placer Nevada Pomona Grange-met recently at Gold Hill Grange for a potluck supper gro election of officers for 1975. Officers .elected . were Dean, overseer; Gertrude Shaw, lecturer; James. Porter, steward; . Glen Brittain,. assistant steward; Elizabeth Brittain, lady. assistant ‘. steward; Marie Stuck, ‘chaplain; Edwin Koster, treasurer; Edna Cook, secretary; Jess. . Brown, gatekeeper; Myrtle Hester, Ceres; Leona Wright, Pomona; Evelyn Porter, Flora; Charles Deardorf, three year executive; and. Annabell musician. 4° Installation of these officers will be held at 2 p.m. Dec, 15 at the Mt. Vernon Grange Hall. Hardison, Sierra offers unique course A rather unique course -offering at Sierra College is enabling students to receive ~ both on-the-job experience in the area of social service and earn up to four units of credit per semester by volunteering their services to any of more than 80 social service organizations throughout Placer and Sacramento counties. Some of the volunteer positions have evolved into full-time positions. There are currently 75 students enrolled in the course. In spring there will be three ‘ more sections including a night class. Hours can be arranged to suit. the individuals’ class schedule. For information contact Richard Alman, Social Science Division, Sierra College at 624-3333, ext. 215. oo ((¢ tan ee rh a: \ are. © 1974 Sierra Features Elmer Stoon —{\ aes it a ; : : New officers elected , ~~ for Placer Nevada . ~ Pomona Grange Pomona CWA. chairperson up will meet .at noon on Dec. 10 for a Christmas potluck at the “Mt. Vernon Grange, and. will have a one or two dollar gift exchange. gaye Placer Nevada Pomona will. meet at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 19 at the Golden Empire Grange Hall for a potluck and gift exchange. The Jan. .16 meeting will also be a 6:30 p.m. potluck and will be at Long Valley Grange Hall. State Grange Overseer and Sierra Nevada Grange Master Edwin Koster will donate two gavels to Placer Nevada Pomona Grange. Lecturer Marie Rasmussen had several. readings and a puzzle on combinations of letters followed. Granges represented were Banner, Gold Hill, Loomis,Long Valley, Mt. Vernon, Rough and Ready, and Sierra Nevada. DODY ‘EACH, Pacific Gas and _ Electric home economist, last week _brieted the Nevada City Lions on energy saving tips and reviewed holiday meals of various nations utilizing color; slides. She also presented the 40 Lions and wives attending with brochures containing many of the foreign menus viewed. — 1 oa t— ie — Caen be > ED eer *~ Wo 12-Z “Are we going to chop out of the ice today and head. South, or are you still expecting a glorious Indian Summer?” C. Anders Holman, a former deputy’ district attorney for Santa Clara county, has accepted the position of deputy for Nevada county. . Millen Tuesday told supervisors he had selected Holman because of the former Santa Clara county man’s extra. ordinary qualifications for the job. He said the new deputy has made “quite a record” for himself in ears. And that he has had experience in jury trials and other areas which will benefit this county. Because of the extra ordinary qualifications .MacMillen. asked supervisors _ to: consider upping the new em,Dloye’s salary. He said he un‘derstood that the board takes such qualifications into cdnsideration when setting. the starting pay for employes. MacMillen explained the new “ employe gave up a higher salary and opportunity. for. advancement in Santa Clara county because he wants to live here. He said he had ‘‘made. no promises’ but hoped for board . consideration of his request. » MacMilen wants to keep the eventually losing him. Supervisor Tom Turner pay. He claimed to be ‘‘fighting like hell” to get the new salary : survey in operation. MacMillen was told that within the next two months the board will study the survey which adjusts salaries _ upwards or downwards as in». dicated. The deputy district attorney, under the new scale, would get more money than = MacMillen requested. He was hired ata starting salary of $1,142 monthly. In other action supervisors set January 14 as the time for a public hearing on proposed changes of the Air Pollution Control District Rules and Regulations. ‘ A short public hearing was held Tuesday. However, because of certain recommendations for. changes on the rules .and: regulations, which have been circulated the new hearing was necessary. Nevada is among the nine counties which recently withdrew from the Sacramento Valley Air Basin to form a Mountain Counties Basin. Ron Earles, air pollution district: officer, hopes that: the county rules will be the same as the new district’s regulations. No testimony was heard at the hearing Tuesday. In other action the boarddenied a claim filed by Tahoe Forest Hospital for medical expenses of three indigent aliens illegally in the United States. The trio was treated in the hospital after being injured in an ~ accident on Highway Int. 80. They were riding in a stolen vehicle. County Counsel advised the county legally ‘‘can” pay for medical and ambulance expenses of prisoners, aliens and run-away minors, but that it is not mandatory: _-=County Counsel was in-. structed to proceed © with insurance © carrier; agreed that the county is losing employes because of insufficient Wed., Dec. 4,1974 The Nevada County . preparation of documents to lease the Penn Valley Park area to. the. newly formed Western Gateway Park District. County _id he will ask directors of the park district to present a budget and a plan for approval of the board and Boise Cascade. approved the county can lease the Penn Valley Park area to the district. Boise Cascade donated the land and $175,000 for the improvement of the park. With interest, the amount has inHeld a short executive session concerning a complaint against a county employe. No announcement of action was forthcoming. ~Approved a standard lease agreement with Boyce Thomppi Institute for Plant Research ‘Inc. In line with inflation the lessor has upped the price from 53 cents to 58 cents a ton. ; By resolution formalized the position of assistant public defender as previously approved. A transfer of $7,754 to finance the new position was approved. —Denied and referred to the county counsel and fiscal. directors claims against the county filed by Douglas J. Dedrick, Yvonne Von Gulker and Leon Marshall. County share of cigarette tax Distribution of more than $9 million has been given to counties and cities as the November apportionment of cigarette tax. Nevada county recieved $6,750.14; Grass Valley received $3,444.61, and Nevada City ‘got $1,363.47. The 58 counties’ share was $1,775,224 and the cities’ share totaled $7,295,111. This distribution represents 30. per cent of the revenue deposited in the cigarette tax fund during the month of October, 1974, less the _state’s administrative costs of $24,896. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICEOF . PUBLICSALE ~ No, 048830814 _. TO WHOM .IT MAY. .CONCERN: haa Notice is hereby given that on December 17,.1974, at 10:00:A.M, a public sale will be held at 2600 Cappela, Las Vegas, Nevada to sell: for cash the following collateral, to wit: 1972 CAD No. 6D49R2Q237699. LIC. No. MSY 282, said collateral being held to secure an obligation arising under a. retail installment security agreement (conditional sale contract) held by General Motors. Acceptance gorowann as secured party. Said public sale is to be conducted acrages the laws of the State of’ NEVADA. General . Motors Acceptance ,Corporation: rs angie the right to bid at this sale. The . collateral is. presently stored and may be seen at 2600 Cappela, Las Vegas, Nevada. GENERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION P.O. BOX 2200 / San Bernardino No. 22121 Date of Publication: December 4, 1974. . Trust in the east agg br od 147 Mill St., Ph. 273PIANO. WALNUT spinet cor solé piano to. be picked up and sold in this area. Will sacrifice fo responsible pectye. Cash. or terms. Also ORGAN. with, automatic rhythm. Phone 206CH3-9270 or write Credit Mor., 612 SW 152nd, Seattle, WA 98166. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF. TRUSTEE’S SALE Loan No. 04-10473843 * T.S. No. 90933-1 6107_ etl GARDENA. SERVICE COMPANY as. duly apne. Trustee. under the fo ériwe described deed: of trust WIL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH (payable at time of sale in. lawful money of. the United States) all right, title and interest conveyed to and now held by it under said Deed of property hereinafter described: a TRUSTOR: -PAUL I. ARRASMITH AND ANNE .C. ARRASMITH, his wife eS BENEFICIARY: BOISE CASCADE RECREATION COMMUNITIES, a: Division of . Boise Cascade Home. and Land Corporation. Recorded July 18, 1972. as instr. No. 1187T in Soak Vol. 607 page 612 of Official Records in the. office of. the ‘Recorder of Nevada aes 2 said deed of trust describes t a ee property: ; Lot 60 a map of Lake Wildwood Unit No. 1, on file in the ‘office of the County’ Recorder, County “of Nevada, on September 11, 1969, in Book 3 of Subdivision Maps; at nimproved propert aa” “(if a street address © common ‘designation is sho} above, no warranty Is given/e: to its completeness: or correctS). nN es The beneficiary under . said Deed of Trust, by reason Ofa breach or. default in the obligations secured thereby, heretofore ‘executed ind delivered to the undersignes.? written Declaration of Defaylt and Demand for Sale, an written notice of breach and of election to cause the vndersigned to sell said property to . satisfy said’ obligations, and thereafter the undersigned caused said notice of breach.and . of election to be Recorded May 21, 1974 as instr. No. 8826 in book 691 page 328, of said Official Records. » : ke Said sale will be made, but without covenant or warranty, — express or implied, regarding title, possession; ‘or ~encumbrances, to ‘pay. . the remaining principal sum of the note(s) secured by said Deed:of Trust; with interest as in said note provided, advances, if any, under the terms of said Deed of Trust, fees, charges and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed: of Treat. ot > ag Said sale will be held. on THRURSDAY, January 2, 1975 at 11:00 a.m., at the main entrance. to the ‘County Courthouse, Courthouse Square, Nevada City, California. Date:.November 25, 1974 GARDENA SERVICE \ COMPANY as said Trustee, . By T.DuSERVICE COMPANY : agent By Wayne Van Waveren Vice President (415) 444-6623 No, 65527 Date of Publication: December. 4, 1974, as shown on the official enh ne an a it mo thin lial

e Seaakgunpomereanateatieeeier Sn eS ahaa eater rarvem enero a ha a a om 4 ett Placer Nevada Pomona Grange-met recently at Gold Hill Grange for a potluck supper gro election of officers for 1975. Officers .elected . were Dean, overseer; Gertrude Shaw, lecturer; James. Porter, steward; . Glen Brittain,. assistant steward; Elizabeth Brittain, lady.. assistant ‘. steward; Marie Stuck, ‘chaplain; Edwin Koster, treasurer; Edna Cook, secretary; Jess. . Brown, gatekeeper; Myrtle Hester, Ceres; Leona Wright, Pomona; Evelyn Porter, Flora; Charles Deardorf, three year executive; and. Annabell musician. 4° Installation of these officers will be held at 2 p.m. Dec, 15 at the Mt. Vernon Grange Hall. Hardison, Sierra offers unique course A rather unique course -offering at Sierra College is enabling students to receive ~ both on-the-job experience in the area of social service and earn up to four units of credit per semester by volunteering their services to any of more than 80 social service organizations throughout Placer and Sacramento counties. Some of the volunteer positions have evolved into full-time positions. There are currently 75 students enrolled in the course. In spring there will be three ‘ more sections including a night class. Hours can be arranged to suit. the individuals’ class schedule. For information contact Richard Alman, Social Science Division, Sierra College at 624-3333, ext. 215. oo ((¢ tan ee rh a: \ are. © 1974 Sierra Features Elmer Stoon —{\ aes it a ; : : New officers elected , ~~ for Placer Nevada . ~ Pomona Grange Pomona CWA. chairperson up will meet .at noon on Dec. 10 for a Christmas potluck at the “Mt. Vernon Grange, and. will have a one or two dollar gift exchange. gaye Placer Nevada Pomona will. meet at 6:30 p.m. Dec. 19 at the Golden Empire Grange Hall for a potluck and gift exchange. The Jan. .16 meeting will also be a 6:30 p.m. potluck and will be at Long Valley Grange Hall. State Grange Overseer and Sierra Nevada Grange Master Edwin Koster will donate two gavels to Placer Nevada Pomona Grange. Lecturer Marie Rasmussen had several. readings and a puzzle on combinations of letters followed. Granges represented were Banner, Gold Hill, Loomis,Long Valley, Mt. Vernon, Rough and Ready, and Sierra Nevada. DODY ‘EACH, Pacific Gas and _ Electric home economist, last week _brieted the Nevada City Lions on energy saving tips and reviewed holiday meals of various nations utilizing color; slides. She also presented the 40 Lions and wives attending with brochures containing many of the foreign menus viewed. — 1 oa t— ie — Caen be > ED eer *~ Wo 12-Z “Are we going to chop out of the ice today and head. South, or are you still expecting a glorious Indian Summer?” C. Anders Holman, a former deputy’ district attorney for Santa Clara county, has accepted the position of deputy for Nevada county. . Millen Tuesday told supervisors he had selected Holman because of the former Santa Clara county man’s extra. ordinary qualifications for the job. He said the new deputy has made “quite a record” for himself in ears. And that he has had experience in jury trials and other areas which will benefit this county. Because of the extra ordinary qualifications .MacMillen. asked supervisors _ to: consider upping the new em,Dloye’s salary. He said he un‘derstood that the board takes such qualifications into cdnsideration when setting. the starting pay for employes. MacMillen explained the new “ employe gave up a higher salary and opportunity. for. advancement in Santa Clara county because he wants to live here. He said he had ‘‘made. no promises’ but hoped for board . consideration of his request. » MacMilen wants to keep the eventually losing him. Supervisor Tom Turner pay. He claimed to be ‘‘fighting like hell” to get the new salary : survey in operation. MacMillen was told that within the next two months the board will study the survey which adjusts salaries _ upwards or downwards as in». dicated. The deputy district attorney, under the new scale, would get more money than = MacMillen requested. He was hired ata starting salary of $1,142 monthly. In other action supervisors set January 14 as the time for a public hearing on proposed changes of the Air Pollution Control District Rules and Regulations. ‘ A short public hearing was held Tuesday. However, because of certain recommendations for. changes on the rules .and: regulations, which have been circulated the new hearing was necessary. Nevada is among the nine counties which recently withdrew from the Sacramento Valley Air Basin to form a Mountain Counties Basin. Ron Earles, air pollution district: officer, hopes that: the county rules will be the same as the new district’s regulations. No testimony was heard at the hearing Tuesday. In other action the boarddenied a claim filed by Tahoe Forest Hospital for medical expenses of three indigent aliens illegally in the United States. The trio was treated in the hospital after being injured in an ~ accident on Highway Int. 80. They were riding in a stolen vehicle. County Counsel advised the county legally ‘‘can” pay for medical and ambulance expenses of prisoners, aliens and run-away minors, but that it is not mandatory: _-=County Counsel was in-. structed to proceed © with

insurance © carrier; agreed that the county is losing employes because of insufficient Wed., Dec. 4,1974 The Nevada County . preparation of documents to lease the Penn Valley Park area to. the. newly formed Western Gateway Park District. County _id he will ask directors of the park district to present a budget and a plan for approval of the board and Boise Cascade. approved the county can lease the Penn Valley Park area to the district. Boise Cascade donated the land and $175,000 for the improvement of the park. With interest, the amount has inHeld a short executive session concerning a complaint against a county employe. No announcement of action was forthcoming. ~Approved a standard lease agreement with Boyce Thomppi Institute for Plant Research ‘Inc. In line with inflation the lessor has upped the price from 53 cents to 58 cents a ton. ; By resolution formalized the position of assistant public defender as previously approved. A transfer of $7,754 to finance the new position was approved. —Denied and referred to the county counsel and fiscal. directors claims against the county filed by Douglas J. Dedrick, Yvonne Von Gulker and Leon Marshall. County share of cigarette tax Distribution of more than $9 million has been given to counties and cities as the November apportionment of cigarette tax. Nevada county recieved $6,750.14; Grass Valley received $3,444.61, and Nevada City ‘got $1,363.47. The 58 counties’ share was $1,775,224 and the cities’ share totaled $7,295,111. This distribution represents 30. per cent of the revenue deposited in the cigarette tax fund during the month of October, 1974, less the _state’s administrative costs of $24,896. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICEOF . PUBLICSALE ~ No, 048830814 _. TO WHOM .IT MAY. .CONCERN: haa Notice is hereby given that on December 17,.1974, at 10:00:A.M, a public sale will be held at 2600 Cappela, Las Vegas, Nevada to sell: for cash the following collateral, to wit: 1972 CAD No. 6D49R2Q237699. LIC. No. MSY 282, said collateral being held to secure an obligation arising under a. retail installment security agreement (conditional sale contract) held by General Motors. Acceptance gorowann as secured party. Said public sale is to be conducted acrages the laws of the State of’ NEVADA. General . Motors Acceptance ,Corporation: rs angie the right to bid at this sale. The . collateral is. presently stored and may be seen at 2600 Cappela, Las Vegas, Nevada. GENERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION P.O. BOX 2200 / San Bernardino No. 22121 Date of Publication: December 4, 1974. . Trust in the east agg br od 147 Mill St., Ph. 273PIANO. WALNUT spinet cor solé piano to. be picked up and sold in this area. Will sacrifice fo responsible pectye. Cash. or terms. Also ORGAN. with, automatic rhythm. Phone 206CH3-9270 or write Credit Mor., 612 SW 152nd, Seattle, WA 98166. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF. TRUSTEE’S SALE Loan No. 04-10473843 * T.S. No. 90933-1 6107_ etl GARDENA. SERVICE COMPANY as. duly apne. Trustee. under the fo ériwe described deed: of trust WIL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH (payable at time of sale in. lawful money of. the United States) all right, title and interest conveyed to and now held by it under said Deed of property hereinafter described: a TRUSTOR: -PAUL I. ARRASMITH AND ANNE .C. ARRASMITH, his wife eS BENEFICIARY: BOISE CASCADE RECREATION COMMUNITIES, a: Division of . Boise Cascade Home. and Land Corporation. Recorded July 18, 1972. as instr. No. 1187T in Soak Vol. 607 page 612 of Official Records in the. office of. the ‘Recorder of Nevada aes 2 said deed of trust describes t a ee property: ; Lot 60 a map of Lake Wildwood Unit No. 1, on file in the ‘office of the County’ Recorder, County “of Nevada, on September 11, 1969, in Book 3 of Subdivision Maps; at nimproved propert aa” “(if a street address © common ‘designation is sho} above, no warranty Is given/e: to its completeness: or correctS). nN es The beneficiary under . said Deed of Trust, by reason Ofa breach or. default in the obligations secured thereby, heretofore ‘executed ind delivered to the undersignes.? written Declaration of Defaylt and Demand for Sale, an written notice of breach and of election to cause the vndersigned to sell said property to . satisfy said’ obligations, and thereafter the undersigned caused said notice of breach.and . of election to be Recorded May 21, 1974 as instr. No. 8826 in book 691 page 328, of said Official Records. » : ke Said sale will be made, but without covenant or warranty, — express or implied, regarding title, possession; ‘or ~encumbrances, to ‘pay. . the remaining principal sum of the note(s) secured by said Deed:of Trust; with interest as in said note provided, advances, if any, under the terms of said Deed of Trust, fees, charges and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed: of Treat. ot > ag Said sale will be held. on THRURSDAY, January 2, 1975 at 11:00 a.m., at the main entrance. to the ‘County Courthouse, Courthouse Square, Nevada City, California. Date:.November 25, 1974 GARDENA SERVICE \ COMPANY as said Trustee, . By T.DuSERVICE COMPANY : agent By Wayne Van Waveren Vice President (415) 444-6623 No, 65527 Date of Publication: December. 4, 1974, as shown on the official enh ne an a it mo thin lial