December 8, 1971 (12 pages)

ee FLINT, Cora Bell, 88, died November 25 in Concord, A native of Bloomfield, born Nov. 19, 1883, she grew up in Nevada City and moved to Grass Valley in 1903, where she resided until 1968 and then moved to Concord. She leaves three sons, Albert E. Crase of San Leandro; Ivan Crase, Richmond; Noval Crase, and a daughter Goldie Bender of Concord; ‘11 grandchildren ‘and 10 great-grandchildren, Services were held Monday in the Hooper and Weaver Chapel. Cremation followed at the Sierra View Memorial Park in Marysville. * KOK OK MANNING, Ada Ellis, 82, a resident of this area for 13 years, died last Saturday at Oak Park Nursing Home. She leaves a son, Ralph L, Ellis of Cedar kidge. Services were conducted at Hooper and Weaver Funeral Chapel .by officials of the Jehovah's Witnesses, Burial followed at Forest View Cemetery, Nevada City. * Ok KOK AUGUSTINE, Francis Louis, 71, a native of Chicago Park, died November 26, He retired six years ago following 25 years as a heavy equipment operator for Nevada City. He is survived by his wfe, Lena; two daughters, Alice Eva and Carrie Pasteris, both of Grass Valley; a son, David Morandi of Sacramento; a sister, Virginia Augustine of Grass Valley; six grandchildren and one greatgrandchild, Services were held at St. Patrick's Catholic Church, with burial in St. Patrick's Cemetery. * OK DWYER, Bridget, 92, mother of Rev. Fr. John Dwyer of St. Paul's Church, died in San Francisco following a brief illness. Seven priests co-celebrated the funeral mass. The sermon was in the form of a letter which she had written in sincere tribute to her dedicated life and her love for God and his people. Besides Fr, Dwyer, she is survived by a daughter, Kitty. Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery, South San Francisco, * OK KO WRIGHT, David George, 87, former miner and resident of Grass Valley since 1935, died in Sparks, Nev., Nov. 29. Following the death of his wife, Nancy, in 1962 he moved to Sparks te live with his son, William A, Wright. Other survivors include sons Warren Bruce of Carberville; David G. of Hayward; Theron L, of Yuba City; daughter Mrs, Ione Wright of Grass Valley; brother Walter of St. George, Utah; sister Leone Camp of Midvale, Utah; 10 grandchildren and 14 ereatgrandchildren, Services were held at Hooper and Weaver Funeral Chapel, with Bishop Roy L, Smith of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints officiating. Burial was in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. * KOK * MARTIN, Christina, 47, former resident of Grass Valley died in Porterville on November 29, She had worked at DeWitt State Hospital for 26 years. Her survivors include her husband, Coleman, of Arizona; Vital Statistics { monther, Rebecca Wyatt, two brothers, Glenn Powers of Sparks, Nev., and Amos Wyatt of Harrison, Idaho, and two grandchildren. Services were held Thursday; Dec, 2, at Chapel of the Hills in Auburn, with ag in Auburn District Cemeery. MARRIAGE LICENSES MYERS —HAYDEN Arthur William Myers, 21, and Sheila Christine Hayden, 17, both of. Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Nov. 26, 1971, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. WALLINGTON — HOYT Clinton Lewis Wallington, 29, Weimar, and Caren Lynn Hoyt, 23, Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Nov. 24, 1971, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. PETERSON — SBAFFI Michael Dean Peterson, 19, and Mary Kathleen Shaffi, 17, both of Alleghany, obtained a marriage license Nov. 24, 1971, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. PROUT — BLAKESLEE Robert Lee Prout, 20, Camptonville, and Patricia Nona Blakeslee, 18, North San Juan, obtained a marriage license Nov. 24, 1971, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. CHIMENTI McCREARYCharles Martin Chimenti, 20, Roseville, and Maureen Louise McCreary, 19, Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Nov. 23, 1971, inthe county clerk's office. in Nevada City. BIGGS SAVELLY Thomas Holden. Biggs, 42, and Beryl Marylin Savelly, 43, both of Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Nov. 19, 1971, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City.: TOEDTEMEIER NELSONJames Floyd Toedtemeier, 26, Grass Valley, and Joan Marie Nelson, 20, Nevada City, obtained a marriage license Nov. 19, 1971, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. BLACK — SCRIBNER Gordon Bruce Black and Mary Karen Scribner, both 19 and of Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Nov. 18, 1971, inthe county clerk's office in Nevada City. DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE PROVEAUX — Sandra Jo Proveaux filed for dissolution of marriage to Theodore George Proveaux Nov. 19, 1971. The couple was married Aug. 16, 1968, in San Diego. CHILESKI George D. Chileski filed for dissolution of marriage to Helen S, Chileski, Nov. 23, 1971. The couple was married Aug. 30, 1969 and has one child. SOLESBEE Sylvia F. Solesbee filed for dissolution of marriage to Randall E, Solesbee Nov. 24, 1971. The couple was married April 15, 1961, in California and has four chilren. GRAHAM — Edna Mae Graham filed for dissolution of marriage to Charles Malcolm Graham, Nov. 24, 1971. The couple was married June 27, 1953, in Nevada and has three children, La The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, December 8, 1971 1] 11 public hearings scheduled by planners The county planning commission has scheduled 11 public hearings and two other matters for a meeting opening at 7:30 Thursday night in the supervisors' room in the courthouse. The public hearings are: Zon‘ing district maps encompassing. approximately 33,000 acres along Indian Springs, McCourtney, Wolf and Garden Bar roads. The board of supervisors referred the maps back to the commission. -+California Liquid Gas Corporation's use permit application to reconstruct an existing Donner Propane operation, including liquid propane storage and retail sales in an unclassified district at Gateway, Truckee. The. board referred the matter back to the commission on an appeal. --Willy kh. and Dolores E, Rosdahl's use permit application to operate a nursery and landscaping service on property they are purchasing on the Nevada City Highway. --Proposed precise zoning to establish a residential agricultural planned development district with a density of one unit per 58,000 square feet on Greenhorn Road. The 13 plus acres is owned by R, H. and Velma Cromwell and is situated in an unclassified district, A site plan to zone for five duplex units, a barn, paddocks and ring ‘for private use, and pasture on the property also will be considered. --Proposed precise zoning of property .now residential agriculture to establish a two family residential planned development or more or less restrictive district (multiple-family residential with a planned development), The approximately 10 acres is in Alta Sierra Estates--Twenty one. James K, Rideout et ux is the owner. Submitted with the zoning petition is a preliminary site plan for a 40-unit planned development complex. --Proposed precise zoning oi property in a residential agriculture district to establish a neighborhood commercial district. The property is on Alta Sierra Drive near the new Alta Sierra Market. It is owned by John P. O'Brien, A preliminary site plan for a restaurant was submitted with the petition. _ »-William G, Manning's use permit application for a day and overnight campground for a maximum of 100 children and adults in an unclassified district on his property on Wolf . ‘Road near its intersection with State Highway 49, ‘south of Grass Valley. --Fun City Rental's use permit application for a business which involves snowmobile rentals and a course on property at the old Truckee Airport. --Calvin Willingham's use permit application to locate a 1971 mobilehome in an unclassified district on his 5.304-acres west of Rough and Ready Road. --U, S, Rental's use permit application to operate a rental service in an unclassified district on leased property in Truckee. Ihe application also includes location and occupancy of a mobilehome by a watchman on the property. The commission will consider street naming of the county road from the abandoned Water Wheel on the north to Ranchers Market on the south, east of State Highway 49 at Cherry Creek, anda letter from the Kentucky Fried Chicken franchise appealing the planning department's denial of signs proposed for the new Kentucky Fried Chicken building on the Nevada City Highway at the Brunswick interchange. Low-cholesterol meal demonstration Dec. 14 A demonstration program in the preparation of fat-controlled low cholesterol meals will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Dec. 14 in the Elks Hall in Grass Valley. Mrs, Rosemary Decker, vice? president of-Nevada county for the Sacramento Yolo Sierra Heart Association announced that the program will feature a demonstration by Mrs. Anne Holtman, home economist for the Pacific Gas and Electric Company, and a discussion by Mrs. Robert Bond, registered dietician. The principles of good nutrition and methods of adjusting menus to meet the requirements of fat and cholesterol controlled diets will be the subject of their talk. Mrs. Decker reported that because of the strong scientific evidence that the typical American diet, high in saturated fat and cholesterol, is one of the important risk ‘factors in the development of coronary heart disease, the Heart association has recommended moderate changes in daily eating habits to reduce the risk of heart attack. In addition, saturated fat and cholesterol-controlled diets are often prescribed as a means of treating heart disease. The program is offered without charge in response to many requests for assistance in learning to prepare such meals. Two new leaflets, "The Way to a Man's Heart" and "Recipes for Fat Controlled Low Cholesterol Meals" will be used asa basis for discussion and may be obtained without charge from the Heart Association at this program. Refreshments will be served by hostesses from the Welcome Wagon Club, who help the Heart Association in this county. For any further information call Rosemary Decker, 2737343, This is for all men and women in Nevada county. ‘CLASSIFIED. ADS 10. Crafts & Services SP APPALOOSA RIN» ‘ROBERT L. ROSS, JR. OPTOMETRIST 147 Mill St, Ph, 273-6246 Pa I LLL COL LOD 44. Musical Instruments . PIANO FOR SALE. SMALL 4g" high Console Piano, Will sacrifice to responsible party in this area, Cash or terms, Also Organ w/Automatic Rhythm, Ph, collect 503-3635707 or write Adjustor, 388 Commercial NE, Salem, Oregon 97308 Want ads Pay LEGAL NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT No, 71438 The following person is doing business as: MOTHER LODE EXCURSION Co., P. O. Box 46, Rough and Ready, California, 95975. PATRICK LANDON, 164 Banner Mt, Rd, Nevada City, Calif, 95959, This business is conducted by an individual, /s/PATRICK LANDON This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Nevada County on December 1, 1971, CERTIFICATION I hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct dopy of the original on file in my office, THEO, A, KOHLER JR., Clerk By DELIMA W, HALLETT, Deputy (seal) Expires 12/31/76 Dates of Publication: Dec, 8, 15, 22, 29, 1971. UNA chapter sponsors play The Golden Empire Chapter of the United Nations Association of the United States of America is a co-sponsor of a one-act play, "The Man Nobody Saw". This play will be given at the Sacramento YWCA Auditorium, L and 17th Sts., Sacramento, on Thursday at 8:30 p.m. The other sponsors are the Davis, Sacramento and Stockton Chapters of UNA-USA and the Sacramento YWCA, There is no admission charge, Coffee will be served. The public is welcome, .° Realtors hold installation The California Real Estate Association held the annual installation dinner at South Lake Tahoe Friday. Installed as board president was John Grau, Wayne Williamson of Grass Valley, regional vice president of District 3, was the installing officer. Plaques were presented to the Realtor and salesman of ‘the year. A crowd of 190 attended the installation meeting.

ee FLINT, Cora Bell, 88, died November 25 in Concord, A native of Bloomfield, born Nov. 19, 1883, she grew up in Nevada City and moved to Grass Valley in 1903, where she resided until 1968 and then moved to Concord. She leaves three sons, Albert E. Crase of San Leandro; Ivan Crase, Richmond; Noval Crase, and a daughter Goldie Bender of Concord; ‘11 grandchildren ‘and 10 great-grandchildren, Services were held Monday in the Hooper and Weaver Chapel. Cremation followed at the Sierra View Memorial Park in Marysville. * KOK OK MANNING, Ada Ellis, 82, a resident of this area for 13 years, died last Saturday at Oak Park Nursing Home. She leaves a son, Ralph L, Ellis of Cedar kidge. Services were conducted at Hooper and Weaver Funeral Chapel .by officials of the Jehovah's Witnesses, Burial followed at Forest View Cemetery, Nevada City. * Ok KOK AUGUSTINE, Francis Louis, 71, a native of Chicago Park, died November 26, He retired six years ago following 25 years as a heavy equipment operator for Nevada City. He is survived by his wfe, Lena; two daughters, Alice Eva and Carrie Pasteris, both of Grass Valley; a son, David Morandi of Sacramento; a sister, Virginia Augustine of Grass Valley; six grandchildren and one greatgrandchild, Services were held at St. Patrick's Catholic Church, with burial in St. Patrick's Cemetery. * OK DWYER, Bridget, 92, mother of Rev. Fr. John Dwyer of St. Paul's Church, died in San Francisco following a brief illness. Seven priests co-celebrated the funeral mass. The sermon was in the form of a letter which she had written in sincere tribute to her dedicated life and her love for God and his people. Besides Fr, Dwyer, she is survived by a daughter, Kitty. Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery, South San Francisco, * OK KO WRIGHT, David George, 87, former miner and resident of Grass Valley since 1935, died in Sparks, Nev., Nov. 29. Following the death of his wife, Nancy, in 1962 he moved to Sparks te live with his son, William A, Wright. Other survivors include sons Warren Bruce of Carberville; David G. of Hayward; Theron L, of Yuba City; daughter Mrs, Ione Wright of Grass Valley; brother Walter of St. George, Utah; sister Leone Camp of Midvale, Utah; 10 grandchildren and 14 ereatgrandchildren, Services were held at Hooper and Weaver Funeral Chapel, with Bishop Roy L, Smith of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints officiating. Burial was in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. * KOK * MARTIN, Christina, 47, former resident of Grass Valley died in Porterville on November 29, She had worked at DeWitt State Hospital for 26 years. Her survivors include her husband, Coleman, of Arizona; Vital Statistics { monther, Rebecca Wyatt, two brothers, Glenn Powers of Sparks, Nev., and Amos Wyatt of Harrison, Idaho, and two grandchildren. Services were held Thursday; Dec, 2, at Chapel of the Hills in Auburn, with ag in Auburn District Cemeery. MARRIAGE LICENSES MYERS —HAYDEN Arthur William Myers, 21, and Sheila Christine Hayden, 17, both of. Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Nov. 26, 1971, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. WALLINGTON — HOYT Clinton Lewis Wallington, 29, Weimar, and Caren Lynn Hoyt, 23, Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Nov. 24, 1971, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. PETERSON — SBAFFI Michael Dean Peterson, 19, and Mary Kathleen Shaffi, 17, both of Alleghany, obtained a marriage license Nov. 24, 1971, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. PROUT — BLAKESLEE Robert Lee Prout, 20, Camptonville, and Patricia Nona Blakeslee, 18, North San Juan, obtained a marriage license Nov. 24, 1971, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. CHIMENTI McCREARYCharles Martin Chimenti, 20, Roseville, and Maureen Louise McCreary, 19, Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Nov. 23, 1971, inthe county clerk's office. in Nevada City. BIGGS SAVELLY Thomas Holden. Biggs, 42, and Beryl Marylin Savelly, 43, both of Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Nov. 19, 1971, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City.: TOEDTEMEIER NELSONJames Floyd Toedtemeier, 26, Grass Valley, and Joan Marie Nelson, 20, Nevada City, obtained a marriage license Nov. 19, 1971, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. BLACK — SCRIBNER Gordon Bruce Black and Mary Karen Scribner, both 19 and of Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license Nov. 18, 1971, inthe county clerk's office in Nevada City. DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE PROVEAUX — Sandra Jo Proveaux filed for dissolution of marriage to Theodore George Proveaux Nov. 19, 1971. The couple was married Aug. 16, 1968, in San Diego. CHILESKI George D. Chileski filed for dissolution of marriage to Helen S, Chileski, Nov. 23, 1971. The couple was married Aug. 30, 1969 and has one child. SOLESBEE Sylvia F. Solesbee filed for dissolution of marriage to Randall E, Solesbee Nov. 24, 1971. The couple was married April 15, 1961, in California and has four chilren. GRAHAM — Edna Mae Graham filed for dissolution of marriage to Charles Malcolm Graham, Nov. 24, 1971. The couple was married June 27, 1953, in Nevada and has three children, La The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, December 8, 1971 1] 11 public hearings scheduled by planners The county planning commission has scheduled 11 public hearings and two other matters for a meeting opening at 7:30 Thursday night in the supervisors' room in the courthouse. The public hearings are: Zon‘ing district maps encompassing. approximately 33,000 acres along Indian Springs, McCourtney, Wolf and Garden Bar roads. The board of supervisors referred the maps back to the commission. -+California Liquid Gas Corporation's use permit application to reconstruct an existing Donner Propane operation, including liquid propane storage and retail sales in an unclassified district at Gateway, Truckee. The. board referred the matter back to the commission on an appeal. --Willy kh. and Dolores E, Rosdahl's use permit application to operate a nursery and landscaping service on property they are purchasing on the Nevada City Highway.

--Proposed precise zoning to establish a residential agricultural planned development district with a density of one unit per 58,000 square feet on Greenhorn Road. The 13 plus acres is owned by R, H. and Velma Cromwell and is situated in an unclassified district, A site plan to zone for five duplex units, a barn, paddocks and ring ‘for private use, and pasture on the property also will be considered. --Proposed precise zoning of property .now residential agriculture to establish a two family residential planned development or more or less restrictive district (multiple-family residential with a planned development), The approximately 10 acres is in Alta Sierra Estates--Twenty one. James K, Rideout et ux is the owner. Submitted with the zoning petition is a preliminary site plan for a 40-unit planned development complex. --Proposed precise zoning oi property in a residential agriculture district to establish a neighborhood commercial district. The property is on Alta Sierra Drive near the new Alta Sierra Market. It is owned by John P. O'Brien, A preliminary site plan for a restaurant was submitted with the petition. _ »-William G, Manning's use permit application for a day and overnight campground for a maximum of 100 children and adults in an unclassified district on his property on Wolf . ‘Road near its intersection with State Highway 49, ‘south of Grass Valley. --Fun City Rental's use permit application for a business which involves snowmobile rentals and a course on property at the old Truckee Airport. --Calvin Willingham's use permit application to locate a 1971 mobilehome in an unclassified district on his 5.304-acres west of Rough and Ready Road. --U, S, Rental's use permit application to operate a rental service in an unclassified district on leased property in Truckee. Ihe application also includes location and occupancy of a mobilehome by a watchman on the property. The commission will consider street naming of the county road from the abandoned Water Wheel on the north to Ranchers Market on the south, east of State Highway 49 at Cherry Creek, anda letter from the Kentucky Fried Chicken franchise appealing the planning department's denial of signs proposed for the new Kentucky Fried Chicken building on the Nevada City Highway at the Brunswick interchange. Low-cholesterol meal demonstration Dec. 14 A demonstration program in the preparation of fat-controlled low cholesterol meals will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Dec. 14 in the Elks Hall in Grass Valley. Mrs, Rosemary Decker, vice? president of-Nevada county for the Sacramento Yolo Sierra Heart Association announced that the program will feature a demonstration by Mrs. Anne Holtman, home economist for the Pacific Gas and Electric Company, and a discussion by Mrs. Robert Bond, registered dietician. The principles of good nutrition and methods of adjusting menus to meet the requirements of fat and cholesterol controlled diets will be the subject of their talk. Mrs. Decker reported that because of the strong scientific evidence that the typical American diet, high in saturated fat and cholesterol, is one of the important risk ‘factors in the development of coronary heart disease, the Heart association has recommended moderate changes in daily eating habits to reduce the risk of heart attack. In addition, saturated fat and cholesterol-controlled diets are often prescribed as a means of treating heart disease. The program is offered without charge in response to many requests for assistance in learning to prepare such meals. Two new leaflets, "The Way to a Man's Heart" and "Recipes for Fat Controlled Low Cholesterol Meals" will be used asa basis for discussion and may be obtained without charge from the Heart Association at this program. Refreshments will be served by hostesses from the Welcome Wagon Club, who help the Heart Association in this county. For any further information call Rosemary Decker, 2737343, This is for all men and women in Nevada county. ‘CLASSIFIED. ADS 10. Crafts & Services SP APPALOOSA RIN» ‘ROBERT L. ROSS, JR. OPTOMETRIST 147 Mill St, Ph, 273-6246 Pa I LLL COL LOD 44. Musical Instruments . PIANO FOR SALE. SMALL 4g" high Console Piano, Will sacrifice to responsible party in this area, Cash or terms, Also Organ w/Automatic Rhythm, Ph, collect 503-3635707 or write Adjustor, 388 Commercial NE, Salem, Oregon 97308 Want ads Pay LEGAL NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT No, 71438 The following person is doing business as: MOTHER LODE EXCURSION Co., P. O. Box 46, Rough and Ready, California, 95975. PATRICK LANDON, 164 Banner Mt, Rd, Nevada City, Calif, 95959, This business is conducted by an individual, /s/PATRICK LANDON This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Nevada County on December 1, 1971, CERTIFICATION I hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct dopy of the original on file in my office, THEO, A, KOHLER JR., Clerk By DELIMA W, HALLETT, Deputy (seal) Expires 12/31/76 Dates of Publication: Dec, 8, 15, 22, 29, 1971. UNA chapter sponsors play The Golden Empire Chapter of the United Nations Association of the United States of America is a co-sponsor of a one-act play, "The Man Nobody Saw". This play will be given at the Sacramento YWCA Auditorium, L and 17th Sts., Sacramento, on Thursday at 8:30 p.m. The other sponsors are the Davis, Sacramento and Stockton Chapters of UNA-USA and the Sacramento YWCA, There is no admission charge, Coffee will be served. The public is welcome, .° Realtors hold installation The California Real Estate Association held the annual installation dinner at South Lake Tahoe Friday. Installed as board president was John Grau, Wayne Williamson of Grass Valley, regional vice president of District 3, was the installing officer. Plaques were presented to the Realtor and salesman of ‘the year. A crowd of 190 attended the installation meeting.