July 28, 1971 (12 pages)

Wednesday, July 28, 1971 The Nevada County. Nugget n . — Mital statistics CLEARY — “Virginia, 52, in Nevada City. She was the wife of Charles, Grass V er of Dr, Gary, New Jersey; James, Grass Valley; and Colleen Inman, Merced; Daughter of Mr, and Mrs, James Lawson, Visalia and sister of Margaret Kenyon, Iowa; James, Long Beach and Charles, Ventura, She came to this area four years ago from Merced, Hooper and Weaver were in charge of funeral arrangements burial following at New Elm Ridge Cemetery, HARDISON — Mrs, Willie Mae, 87, in Grass_ Valley. Mother of James, Sparks, Nev.; Anna Tittle, Grass Valley; and a sister of Mrs, Robert Ragsdale, Austin, Texas, A native of Texas she was also postmaster of West Water, Utah and a desk clerk at the National Hotel for 18 years, Funeral arrangements were handled by Hooper and Weaver with burial following at St, Patrick's Cemetery, BLACK — Beverly, 50, in Nevada City. Wife of Bruce, Grass Valley; Mother of Richard, Roseville and Gordon, Grass Valley; and a sister of Lois Cochran, Sacramento and Dave Thomas, Nevada City, A native of Los Angeles she made her home in this area since 1948, Funeral arrangements were handled by Hooper and Weaver. ROWE — Irene, 80, in Grass Valley, She was the sister of George Fuller, Grass Valley and a lifelong resident, Funeral arrangements were handled by Hooper and Weaver with burial following in Elm Ridge Cemetery. OLIVER — Charles, 79, in Nevada City. Husband of Ethel, Grass Valley and uncle of Mae Coates, St. Clairsville, Ohio, A lifelong resident of Grass Valley he owned and operated the Owl Tavern for 45 years, Hooper and Weaver handled funeral arrangements and burial following in the New Elm Ridge Cemetery, KRUEGEL — Louis E., 78. Father of George, Grass Valley; Marjorie Quiggle, Sand Rapids, Mich,, Mary deYoung, Sunnyvale; and Phyllis Hanley, Mountain View, A native of Minne-. sota he lived in Atherton for 14 years before moving toGrass Valley. ; Hooper and Weaver are ‘in charge of local arrangements. with services held at Hayes Funeral Home of Mountain View. MATZEN, Helen Mildred, 63, in Nevada City, Wife of Chris, Nevada City. A native of Washington she lived here for the past “17 years, Funeral arrangements were handled by Bergemann and Son, YUE — George Washington, 85, in Auburn, Brother ofBessie Sing, Auburn; Ruby Beyers, San Diego; and Harvey, Auburn, A native of Nevada county he spent many years in Auburn, Funeral arrangements were handled by the Chapel of the Hills in Auburn, TIDD — James, 75, in Grass Valley. Husband of Helen, Grass Valley. Hooper and Weaver are handling the funeral arrangements, THOMAS — Floyd Jeffrey, 69, on Marysville Road, Brofher of Mrs, Carrie Gordon, Grass alley; Mothwith — Valley, A rancher, he ‘was along time resident of. Yuba county, Hutchinson's Colonial Chapel _ handled the funeral arrangements, ¢ ‘Detached’ PATRICK — Kathleen L, Patrick filed for dissolution of marriage to Curtis C. Patrick July 15, 1971. The couple was married Sept. 1, 1962 in California and ‘has four children, LANZENDORFER -— Irene M, Lanzendorfer filed for dissolution of marriage to Rudolf Lanzendorfer July 16, 1971, The couple was married Dec, 18, 1955 in California and has one child, TRADER — Adrienne D, Trader filed for dissolution of marriage to Gary D. Trader July 20, 1971. The couple was married June 27, 1970 in California, McCOLLUM — Winsel P, McCollum filed for dissolution of marriage to Fred P. McCollum July 20, 1971. The couple was married Oct, 22, 1944, in Arkansas and has two children, PARMAN — Leslie Alvin Parman filed for dissolution of marriage to Ruby Cleo Parman July 20, 1971. Thecouple was married Jan, 30, 1971 in Nevada, FASSINO Jacequelyn Jean Fassino filed for dissolution of marriage to Robert Donald Fassino July 20, 1971. The couple was married July 29, 1955 in California and has three children, NICHOI.S — Gail F. Nichols filed for dissolution of marriage to Clifford A, Nichols July 21, 1971, The couple was married June 5, 1951 in California and has three children, BENUZZI Bruno _ Silvio Benuzzi filed for dissolution of marriage to Anita May Benuzzi July 21, 1971. The couple was married Feb, 11, 1950 in Reno, Nev, and has three children, DURROUGH — Jerrie Lucille Durrough filed for dissolution of marriage to Everett Charles Durrough July 23, 1971, The couple was married June 14, 1967, in Nevada, WILLIAMS — Leola and Glen H. Williams obtained an interlocutory decree of dissolution of marriage July 15, 1971, DAUGHERTY — Charisse L, and Ronald C, Daugherty obtained a final decree of dissolution of marriage July 15, 1971, DRIER — Jeanette and Gary W, Drier obtained an interlocutory decree of dissolution of marriage July 16, 1971, CHANDLER — Michael M, and Lynn C, Chandler obtained an interlocutory decree of divorce July 16, 1971, BIGGS Eunice M. and Thomas H. Biggs obtained an interlocutory decree of divorce July 16, 1971, FORKNER — Evelyn M, and Robert L. Forkner obtained an interlocutory decree of dissolution of marriage July 20, 1971, POTTER — Charles E, andRuth, , A. Potter obtained an inter© locutory decree of dissolution of marriage Jtly 20, 1971, LITTLE — Connie Maureen-and Byron Bruce Little obtained a final decree of dissolution — . of marriage: July 21, 1971, BROWN — Mary J. and Roger A, Brown obtained a final decree of dissolution of marriage July 22, 1971, RAMM — Dorothy and Luke Ramm obtained an interlocutory decree of dissolution of marriage July 22, 1971, JOHNSTON — Lisa and Johnner D. Johnston obtained a final decree of dissolution of marriage July 22, 1971. NOVACK Lila . Patricia and Steve B. Novack obtained an interlocutory decree of disSolution of marriage July 23, 1971, STANFORD — Sherri M,. and Thomas C, Stanford obtained an interlocutory decree of disee of marriage July 23, 971 ‘Hatched’ BEATIE — At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada county, Calif., a girl, to Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Beatie, of Nevada City. HURLBUT At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Neyada county, Calif, a girl, to Mr. and Mrs, Jerry Hurlbut of Nevada City, GALE — At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada county, Calif., a boy, to Mr. and Mrs,Jerry Gale of Grass Valley. McLARTY At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada county, Calif,, a boy, to Mr, and Mrs, Thomas McLarty of Nevada City. McCULLOUGH — At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada county, Calif., a boy, to Mr, and Mrs, Timothy Mc— Cullough of Grass Valley. ‘Matched’ BARQUEST-ROARK — James Morris Barquest, 23, Napa, and Karen Ann Roark, 21, Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license July 23, 1971, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. LEWIS-ELLIS — Christopher Lewis, 26, and Barbara Lynn Ellis, 25, both of NevadaCity, obtained a marriage license July 21, 1971, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. FLETCHER-PANTLICK — Michael Dennis Fletcher, 23, Sacramento, and Sharon La Dawn Pantlick, 18, Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license July 21, 1971; in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. HASKELL-VAN VLIET — Eben Warren Haskell, 26, and Mina Sue Van Vliet, 23, both of Nevada City, obtained a marriage license July 20, 1971, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. HARRISON-BARKER — George Albert Harrison, 53, and Peggy Lee Barker, 27, both of Grass Valley, obtained a ‘ marriage license July 16, 1971, in the couny clerk's offi¢e in'N pad: ONO NUNNINK DAUG County assessment — level 23.5 per cent The average property assessment level in Nevada County stands at 23.5 per cent of market value, compared to the statewide average of 23.9 per cent announced today by the. State Board of Equalization, Noting that all 58 county as' sessors have declared that they are now assessing at 25 per cent of market value, which the law required all counties to do in 1971, Member William M, Bennett ‘explained the seeming difference: The county assessor is, in fact, assessing at 25 per cent of his latest estimates of market value, But all of his appraisals may not be 1971 values -the county may be assessing on appraisals made two or three years earlier, In the meantime the property may have increased in value, The board's figures, however, are based on current appraisals which do consider the recent increses in value, The assessor does not have the resources and staff to adjust every property value every year, He has to. devote his resources to those areas where the value changes have been the greatest since the last appraisal. To reach its figures, the board Statisticians use a carefully designed technique called" Random Stratified Sampling" in which each year five to six thousand properties are appraised, County ratios and board raNEVADA CITY Max . Min R July 20 95 57 0 July 21 97 56 0 July 22 93 50 0 July 23 92 51 0 July 24 90 52 0 July 25 90 51 0 July 26 93 ~=— 83 0 Rain this season to date 0 Rain to date last season .02 GRASS VALLEY 4 Max Min R July 20 99 64 0 July 21 98 63 0 July 22 95 58 0 July 23 94 58 0. July 24 94 58 0 July 25 89 a July 26 94 60 0 Rain this season to date = 0 Rain to date last season Steven Gregory Nunnink, 22, Nevada City, and Charise Leslie Daugherty, 24, Grass . Valley, obtained a marriage _ license July 16, 1971, ih the county clerk's office in Nevada City. BUTLER-SHULTZ — Thomas Bert Butler and Margaret Lorraine Shultz, both 19 and of Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license July 16, . 1971, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City, tios differing by no more than © 4 percentage points from the statewide average ratio are considered by the board tobe within an acceptable tolerance zone, This year's statewide weight~ _ ed average is 23.9 per cent, and ne county ratio fell outside the tolerance zone from 19,9 to 27.9 per cent, The board's figures show that. four counties have ratios. greater i; than 25 per cent, But the: bo Stressed that these are preli inary ratios, which may be. adjusted downward when ‘final ratios are reported in late August, Significance of the figures is that a county’ : assessment ratio is the key to’a number of pro. grams involving more than $650 million in state school equalization aid, as well as assessment appeals, repayment of school construction funds borrowed from the State, tax rates of intercounty districts, and other matters, State aid is distributed to ‘school districts with relatively low taxable wealth per child, The board's ratios are used to-. gether with a school district's assessed value to compute a district's taxable wealth, School district repayment of state loans and their debt limits are also established by formulas which involve these ratios, Bowling party for Smarteens 1 Nevada{ County . Rainfall Gauge if Smarteens S, O, S. members * spent several enjoyable hours bowling at the Jolly Roger Bowling Alley recently, The owners" allowed the advisors of the Smarteens to use the conference room and furnished coffee for a special meeting there Friday night, One of the club's projects is gathering facts about drug -usage for public viewing. Nevada General Hospital reported that in the 12 months of 1970, there were 16 drug-related cases in the hospital, This year, for the months of January, February, March and April along, there have been 15 cases, This is the first of many informative facts that Smarteens plans to present to The Union, CLASSIFIED . ADS RPEPPPPPPD SED 10. Crafts & Services ROBERT L. ROSS, JR. OPTOMETRIST 147 Mill St, Ph, 273-6246 69. Automotive Wanted _ CASH FOR CARS Need Clean Cars andTrucks—Call 273-9535 Hiway 49 at Brunswick Rd., G.V. a f “Lp.

Wednesday, July 28, 1971 The Nevada County. Nugget n . — Mital statistics CLEARY — “Virginia, 52, in Nevada City. She was the wife of Charles, Grass V er of Dr, Gary, New Jersey; James, Grass Valley; and Colleen Inman, Merced; Daughter of Mr, and Mrs, James Lawson, Visalia and sister of Margaret Kenyon, Iowa; James, Long Beach and Charles, Ventura, She came to this area four years ago from Merced, Hooper and Weaver were in charge of funeral arrangements burial following at New Elm Ridge Cemetery, HARDISON — Mrs, Willie Mae, 87, in Grass_ Valley. Mother of James, Sparks, Nev.; Anna Tittle, Grass Valley; and a sister of Mrs, Robert Ragsdale, Austin, Texas, A native of Texas she was also postmaster of West Water, Utah and a desk clerk at the National Hotel for 18 years, Funeral arrangements were handled by Hooper and Weaver with burial following at St, Patrick's Cemetery, BLACK — Beverly, 50, in Nevada City. Wife of Bruce, Grass Valley; Mother of Richard, Roseville and Gordon, Grass Valley; and a sister of Lois Cochran, Sacramento and Dave Thomas, Nevada City, A native of Los Angeles she made her home in this area since 1948, Funeral arrangements were handled by Hooper and Weaver. ROWE — Irene, 80, in Grass Valley, She was the sister of George Fuller, Grass Valley and a lifelong resident, Funeral arrangements were handled by Hooper and Weaver with burial following in Elm Ridge Cemetery. OLIVER — Charles, 79, in Nevada City. Husband of Ethel, Grass Valley and uncle of Mae Coates, St. Clairsville, Ohio, A lifelong resident of Grass Valley he owned and operated the Owl Tavern for 45 years, Hooper and Weaver handled funeral arrangements and burial following in the New Elm Ridge Cemetery, KRUEGEL — Louis E., 78. Father of George, Grass Valley; Marjorie Quiggle, Sand Rapids, Mich,, Mary deYoung, Sunnyvale; and Phyllis Hanley, Mountain View, A native of Minne-. sota he lived in Atherton for 14 years before moving toGrass Valley. ; Hooper and Weaver are ‘in charge of local arrangements. with services held at Hayes Funeral Home of Mountain View. MATZEN, Helen Mildred, 63, in Nevada City, Wife of Chris, Nevada City. A native of Washington she lived here for the past “17 years, Funeral arrangements were handled by Bergemann and Son, YUE — George Washington, 85, in Auburn, Brother ofBessie Sing, Auburn; Ruby Beyers, San Diego; and Harvey, Auburn, A native of Nevada county he spent many years in Auburn, Funeral arrangements were handled by the Chapel of the Hills in Auburn, TIDD — James, 75, in Grass Valley. Husband of Helen, Grass Valley. Hooper and Weaver are handling the funeral arrangements, THOMAS — Floyd Jeffrey, 69, on Marysville Road, Brofher of Mrs, Carrie Gordon, Grass alley; Mothwith — Valley, A rancher, he ‘was along time resident of. Yuba county, Hutchinson's Colonial Chapel _ handled the funeral arrangements, ¢ ‘Detached’ PATRICK — Kathleen L, Patrick filed for dissolution of marriage to Curtis C. Patrick July 15, 1971. The couple was married Sept. 1, 1962 in California and ‘has four children, LANZENDORFER -— Irene M, Lanzendorfer filed for dissolution of marriage to Rudolf Lanzendorfer July 16, 1971, The couple was married Dec, 18, 1955 in California and has one child, TRADER — Adrienne D, Trader filed for dissolution of marriage to Gary D. Trader July 20, 1971. The couple was married June 27, 1970 in California, McCOLLUM — Winsel P, McCollum filed for dissolution of marriage to Fred P. McCollum July 20, 1971. The couple was married Oct, 22, 1944, in Arkansas and has two children, PARMAN — Leslie Alvin Parman filed for dissolution of marriage to Ruby Cleo Parman July 20, 1971. Thecouple was married Jan, 30, 1971 in Nevada, FASSINO Jacequelyn Jean Fassino filed for dissolution of marriage to Robert Donald Fassino July 20, 1971. The couple was married July 29, 1955 in California and has three children, NICHOI.S — Gail F. Nichols filed for dissolution of marriage to Clifford A, Nichols July 21, 1971, The couple was married June 5, 1951 in California and has three children, BENUZZI Bruno _ Silvio Benuzzi filed for dissolution of marriage to Anita May Benuzzi July 21, 1971. The couple was married Feb, 11, 1950 in Reno, Nev, and has three children, DURROUGH — Jerrie Lucille Durrough filed for dissolution of marriage to Everett Charles Durrough July 23, 1971, The couple was married June 14, 1967, in Nevada, WILLIAMS — Leola and Glen H. Williams obtained an interlocutory decree of dissolution of marriage July 15, 1971, DAUGHERTY — Charisse L, and Ronald C, Daugherty obtained a final decree of dissolution of marriage July 15, 1971, DRIER — Jeanette and Gary W, Drier obtained an interlocutory decree of dissolution of marriage July 16, 1971, CHANDLER — Michael M, and Lynn C, Chandler obtained an interlocutory decree of divorce July 16, 1971, BIGGS Eunice M. and Thomas H. Biggs obtained an interlocutory decree of divorce July 16, 1971, FORKNER — Evelyn M, and Robert L. Forkner obtained an interlocutory decree of dissolution of marriage July 20, 1971, POTTER — Charles E, andRuth, , A. Potter obtained an inter© locutory decree of dissolution of marriage Jtly 20, 1971, LITTLE — Connie Maureen-and Byron Bruce Little obtained a final decree of dissolution — . of marriage: July 21, 1971, BROWN — Mary J. and Roger A, Brown obtained a final decree of dissolution of marriage July 22, 1971, RAMM — Dorothy and Luke Ramm obtained an interlocutory decree of dissolution of marriage July 22, 1971, JOHNSTON — Lisa and Johnner D. Johnston obtained a final decree of dissolution of marriage July 22, 1971. NOVACK Lila . Patricia and Steve B. Novack obtained an interlocutory decree of disSolution of marriage July 23, 1971, STANFORD — Sherri M,. and Thomas C, Stanford obtained an interlocutory decree of disee of marriage July 23, 971 ‘Hatched’ BEATIE — At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada county, Calif., a girl, to Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Beatie, of

Nevada City. HURLBUT At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Neyada county, Calif, a girl, to Mr. and Mrs, Jerry Hurlbut of Nevada City, GALE — At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada county, Calif., a boy, to Mr. and Mrs,Jerry Gale of Grass Valley. McLARTY At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada county, Calif,, a boy, to Mr, and Mrs, Thomas McLarty of Nevada City. McCULLOUGH — At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada county, Calif., a boy, to Mr, and Mrs, Timothy Mc— Cullough of Grass Valley. ‘Matched’ BARQUEST-ROARK — James Morris Barquest, 23, Napa, and Karen Ann Roark, 21, Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license July 23, 1971, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. LEWIS-ELLIS — Christopher Lewis, 26, and Barbara Lynn Ellis, 25, both of NevadaCity, obtained a marriage license July 21, 1971, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. FLETCHER-PANTLICK — Michael Dennis Fletcher, 23, Sacramento, and Sharon La Dawn Pantlick, 18, Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license July 21, 1971; in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. HASKELL-VAN VLIET — Eben Warren Haskell, 26, and Mina Sue Van Vliet, 23, both of Nevada City, obtained a marriage license July 20, 1971, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. HARRISON-BARKER — George Albert Harrison, 53, and Peggy Lee Barker, 27, both of Grass Valley, obtained a ‘ marriage license July 16, 1971, in the couny clerk's offi¢e in'N pad: ONO NUNNINK DAUG County assessment — level 23.5 per cent The average property assessment level in Nevada County stands at 23.5 per cent of market value, compared to the statewide average of 23.9 per cent announced today by the. State Board of Equalization, Noting that all 58 county as' sessors have declared that they are now assessing at 25 per cent of market value, which the law required all counties to do in 1971, Member William M, Bennett ‘explained the seeming difference: The county assessor is, in fact, assessing at 25 per cent of his latest estimates of market value, But all of his appraisals may not be 1971 values -the county may be assessing on appraisals made two or three years earlier, In the meantime the property may have increased in value, The board's figures, however, are based on current appraisals which do consider the recent increses in value, The assessor does not have the resources and staff to adjust every property value every year, He has to. devote his resources to those areas where the value changes have been the greatest since the last appraisal. To reach its figures, the board Statisticians use a carefully designed technique called" Random Stratified Sampling" in which each year five to six thousand properties are appraised, County ratios and board raNEVADA CITY Max . Min R July 20 95 57 0 July 21 97 56 0 July 22 93 50 0 July 23 92 51 0 July 24 90 52 0 July 25 90 51 0 July 26 93 ~=— 83 0 Rain this season to date 0 Rain to date last season .02 GRASS VALLEY 4 Max Min R July 20 99 64 0 July 21 98 63 0 July 22 95 58 0 July 23 94 58 0. July 24 94 58 0 July 25 89 a July 26 94 60 0 Rain this season to date = 0 Rain to date last season Steven Gregory Nunnink, 22, Nevada City, and Charise Leslie Daugherty, 24, Grass . Valley, obtained a marriage _ license July 16, 1971, ih the county clerk's office in Nevada City. BUTLER-SHULTZ — Thomas Bert Butler and Margaret Lorraine Shultz, both 19 and of Grass Valley, obtained a marriage license July 16, . 1971, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City, tios differing by no more than © 4 percentage points from the statewide average ratio are considered by the board tobe within an acceptable tolerance zone, This year's statewide weight~ _ ed average is 23.9 per cent, and ne county ratio fell outside the tolerance zone from 19,9 to 27.9 per cent, The board's figures show that. four counties have ratios. greater i; than 25 per cent, But the: bo Stressed that these are preli inary ratios, which may be. adjusted downward when ‘final ratios are reported in late August, Significance of the figures is that a county’ : assessment ratio is the key to’a number of pro. grams involving more than $650 million in state school equalization aid, as well as assessment appeals, repayment of school construction funds borrowed from the State, tax rates of intercounty districts, and other matters, State aid is distributed to ‘school districts with relatively low taxable wealth per child, The board's ratios are used to-. gether with a school district's assessed value to compute a district's taxable wealth, School district repayment of state loans and their debt limits are also established by formulas which involve these ratios, Bowling party for Smarteens 1 Nevada{ County . Rainfall Gauge if Smarteens S, O, S. members * spent several enjoyable hours bowling at the Jolly Roger Bowling Alley recently, The owners" allowed the advisors of the Smarteens to use the conference room and furnished coffee for a special meeting there Friday night, One of the club's projects is gathering facts about drug -usage for public viewing. Nevada General Hospital reported that in the 12 months of 1970, there were 16 drug-related cases in the hospital, This year, for the months of January, February, March and April along, there have been 15 cases, This is the first of many informative facts that Smarteens plans to present to The Union, CLASSIFIED . ADS RPEPPPPPPD SED 10. Crafts & Services ROBERT L. ROSS, JR. OPTOMETRIST 147 Mill St, Ph, 273-6246 69. Automotive Wanted _ CASH FOR CARS Need Clean Cars andTrucks—Call 273-9535 Hiway 49 at Brunswick Rd., G.V. a f “Lp.