June 10, 1970 (8 pages)

LES SE Pe EL LY ae ge ETRE SEF eG For the first time, an award’ _ will-be given to an outstanding’ citizen of the area by another G of the outstanding residents of 7745S Nevada City. The First Annual ig J. Kilroy Award will be will want to help with ad~ presented this Friday night at a indicated by two ™unity recreation for children board membersWednesdaywhen ‘COuld eliminate future prothe installation dinner of the chamber of commerce. Only may be willing to help finance Supervisors might aid GV recreation setup . Nevada county's supervisors phasis, Grass Valley is creating the post of recreation diValley's expanded Henderson felt expanded comblems — the dope situation and Elza and his committee know who CT@SS Valley Councilman Jack the general juvenile delinquen the recipient is, Taken into conHenderson, ‘requested. some ordbienn. ee alos te siceration will be activities of the person considered, his general attitude toward his community and the people, and what he or she has done to improve dinner, and reservations must be in by this evening. Ple: 265-4310, 265-2692 or Barbara . of people who participat county money for recreation. Henderson didn't. request a' °3U5¢ kids don't have enough specific amount, but noted that ‘© do and get bored." the city uses 17 cents of its general fund tax rate to supValley swimming pool “will hina Saito. port parks and recreation in still remain free, I was told "The public is invited to the 2idition to the 25-cent ratespethat it is the only: (municipal)ape ‘be cifically set aside for that pur+ pool in California that*is still. _ He concluded that the Grass The councilman said a surSupervisor Willi The Peterson at 273-4563. Tickets felt, and Supervisor Dean Lawcan be purchased at the door of 1 oorams show. "upwards of 75 Tence agreed, that the county & z = i . an e L a dinner tomorrow night when all candidates will be hosted by the chamber in a kickoff event that will send-each girl on -her: way toward being a prospective queen. Prizes for the girls are well worth working for. First prize will be $150 in merchandise certificates, with three more prizes for the next winners. The grand prize that the girls will be selling tickets for will be a trip by houseboat on the Delta, to be taken at the convenience of the winner.All single girls between the ages of 16 and 25 years are encouraged and invited to sign up either’ at Western Auto or the Chamber of Commerce in Nevada City. She may or may nothave asponsor. Either way is acceptable. by Entires are beingreturned for both the bike races on Father's Day and the July 4th parade. Both committees are working toward successful events. All organizations are urged to submit their intention to hang a miner's clothesline for the coming celebrations, Chairman Stauffer hopes to have the lines overhead on several Nevada City streets in time for. the bike races. "CLASSIFIED ADS ROBERT b. ROSS, JR. OPTOMETRIST 147 Mill St, Ph, 273-6246 Sit back and let classified ads do the selling, renting or buying: for you. ts i a8 E rT i ia g Ht ag88 2 a 2 @ added that the city counct *!00 expense, but some means “changing our philosophy. InFag is as just a park unit, we ‘¥ Share in running it too, g to orient outselves Kim Stevenson of the county's ard recreation, We never recreation commission, said “perSonnel in the past to the possibility of a joint powers was done by volunteers, and cities is being investigated they are getting tired." As a result of this new emfice. LEGAL NOTICE TEGAL NOTICE September 95, executed by Mary ‘_ NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE On the 25th day of June, 1970 at 11:00 o'clock A.M, at the Nevada County Courthouse steps in Nevada City, California, MICHAEL PRIEST as Substituted Trustee under that certain Deed of Trust executed by BELA LAND CORPORATION as Trustor to Western Title Insurance Company as — ‘Trustee to Henry Schroer as beneficiary, dated September 12, 1969 and recorded on October 1, 1969 in Book 488 at page 161 of Official Records in the Office of the County Recorder of Nevada County, C made, by reason of default in the payment and performance of obligation's secured thereby, and Notice.of Default and of Beneficiary's election. to cause to be sold the property hereinbelow. described having been recorded as provided by law, and more than three months having elapsed since such recordation, and for the purpose of paying the obligations secured by said Deed of Trust will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in lawful money of the United States payable at time of sale without representation or warranty express or implied as to condi title, possession, encumbrances or otherwise, the interest conveyed to and now held ps such trustee in and to the real property situate in the City of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California described as follows: : All that certain real property situate in the County of phi State. of California, more particularly described as 0. ie. A portion of Lot 4 of the Southwest one-quarter of Section 23, Township 16 North, Range 8 East, M.D.B, & M., being more particularly described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the most Westerly corner of Lot 14, identical with the most Northerly corner of Lot 15, Block C, SPRING HILL VILLAGE SUBDIVISION NO, 1, as designated upon the Official Map thereof and being on file in the office of the County Recorder of the County of Nevada, State of California; thence from said point of beginning with TRUE BEARINGS following the Northwesterly line of Lot 15, Block C, said Spring Hill Village Subdivision No, 1, South 66° 14' West 66,50 feet; thence leaving the said ira hema line and running North 38° 03" West 222.73 feet to a point on a Southeasterly line of that certain state highway leading from Grass Valley to Nevada City; thence along said line North 52° 49° East 204,06 feet to a corner of the said Spring Hill Village Subdivision No, 1; thence leaving the said easterly line and following the Southwesterly lines and said line extended of Lots 1 and 13, Block C, said Spring Hill Village Subdivision No, 1, South 40° 36' East 283,77 feet to the most Northerly corner of Lot 14, Block C, said Spring. Hill Village Subdivision No, 1; thence leaving the said Southwesterly line and following the Northwesterly line of Lot 14, Block C, said Spring Hill Village pegs hace No, 1 South 59' West 150,00 feet to the place XCE THEREFROM the mineral below 100 feet of the surface, together with the right to extract en as conveyed ‘by the Deed dated August 16, 1940, r 12, 1940, in Book 64 of Official Records, at Page Ellen Reid, ‘a widow, to D, E. McLaughlin, Dated this 25th day of May, 1970. REAMES AND] ST ¥ rector, being held» at least’. recreation setup, but they also temporarily by Robert Jones,“cent live outside the city.” Should share community recrea— -should be found to let the counwith the county counsel's ofreference to which is hereby. The Nevada County Nugget, Wednesday, June 10, 1970 # Folksi nger due h Folksinget and guitarist Betsy Chapman will. perform June 24 at historic St. Joseph's chapel in Grass Valley. Mrs. Chapman, a native of Mt. Kisko, N.Y. but a resident of California since she was eight, will sing by invitation of the Historic Mt. St. Mary's Preservation Committee. The proceeds fromthe 8 p.m, event will help in preservation and utilization of the: convent and non-demoninational chapel at Mt. St. Bridgeport Bridge, and enginee: specifications for the renovation of the old covered and: specifi ngineering Firm of : 8 : Associates, were authorized to do engineering design on the ere June 24 aside as a childhood dream. In her church and community work, more. and more people heard her ‘and encouraged her to start recording. She made a tape of songs (including some of her own), wrapped it in brown paper, and sent it off to Capitol Records. The unheard of happened, an invitation for a test recording session, All went well, and she signed a contract. "A Gift of Love", perfectly describes her, "Living is ablessing," philosophy, Much of the aterialin the album is folkrooted, with deep happiness and ring such as preparing plans 2, Mr, Hider reported that they are proceeding with the design of sewers for Lake Wildwood Subdi ee -Corres presented and considered by the Board,Mr, Hellgren, from the Department of Contract Services ed, and a lengthy discussion ensued on whether the appear County could afford to employ another Sanitarian for the County ‘Health Department, Due to. the influx of population, it is im-. possible for the present 2-1/2 Sanitarians in Nevada County to keep abreast with the workload, ~2. As a means of helping reduce their workload, the County Counsel, Director of the Dept. of Public Works, and Health Officer are to jointly prepare an amendment to the present Ordinance, moving the Septic Tank Inspection from the Health Department to the Building Department, Mr. Jack Henderson, a member of the Grass Valley City bac Council, appeared to explain their letter requesting . assistance in the operation of a recreation program, Matterreferred to the Board Committee of Supervisors Long and Thomas, to meet with the Nevada County Recreation Commission and the Grass Valley City Council, and report with a recommendation for the Board. Board recessed for lunch, AFTERNOON SESSION: Board reconvenes, all Supervisors present, Mr, Robert Watso: City Council has agr appeared and reported that the Nevada for a nominal fee, to allow him to dump garbage from U. S, Government Campgrounds, in their City Dump, . This pos would have among it, garbage from the North part of Sierra County — Stampede, Jackson Meadows, and from Placer County, in the Lake Tahoe area, Upon the requests of the Nevada City Officials, the Board authorized Mr, Watson to tran garbage across the Nevada sport County Line to be dumped in the Nevada City Dump. The following Budgets were preliminarily scan Historical Landmarks Commission 600,00 Grass Valley Constable 4,537.00 Juvenile Hall 36,488.00 Probation Department 124,883.00 State Correc Schools 1,500.00 Sheriff Coroner 426,811.00 County Jails 20,710.00 Truckee Constable 4,506.00 Agricultural Commissioner 44,090.00 Building Inspector 54,881, Public Administrator ; 941,00 There being no further business, the meeting was ed at 4:00 P.M, I THEO, A. KOHLER, JR,, Co. Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk, Board of Supervisors, County of Nevada, State of C : do hereby certify. that the foregoing is a true Poin excerpt from the minutes of the mee » visors held on June 3, 1970, IN of the Board of SuperSS WHEREOF, I hereunto affix my hand and official seal of said Board, this Sth day of June, 1970, ~ "THEO, A, KOHLER, JR, .~ Co, Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk ee Nevada County Board of Supervisors ey GAINES By: MAXINE _ Deputy Clerk tothe Board Date of Publication: June 10, 1970™ eee 6 We Nas ei i BS lk a % nates ces a 7

LES SE Pe EL LY ae ge ETRE SEF eG For the first time, an award’ _ will-be given to an outstanding’ citizen of the area by another G of the outstanding residents of 7745S Nevada City. The First Annual ig J. Kilroy Award will be will want to help with ad~ presented this Friday night at a indicated by two ™unity recreation for children board membersWednesdaywhen ‘COuld eliminate future prothe installation dinner of the chamber of commerce. Only may be willing to help finance Supervisors might aid GV recreation setup . Nevada county's supervisors phasis, Grass Valley is creating the post of recreation diValley's expanded Henderson felt expanded comblems — the dope situation and Elza and his committee know who CT@SS Valley Councilman Jack the general juvenile delinquen the recipient is, Taken into conHenderson, ‘requested. some ordbienn. ee alos te siceration will be activities of the person considered, his general attitude toward his community and the people, and what he or she has done to improve dinner, and reservations must be in by this evening. Ple: 265-4310, 265-2692 or Barbara .. of people who participat county money for recreation. Henderson didn't. request a' °3U5¢ kids don't have enough specific amount, but noted that ‘© do and get bored." the city uses 17 cents of its general fund tax rate to supValley swimming pool “will hina Saito. port parks and recreation in still remain free, I was told "The public is invited to the 2idition to the 25-cent ratespethat it is the only: (municipal)ape ‘be cifically set aside for that pur+ pool in California that*is still. _ He concluded that the Grass The councilman said a surSupervisor Willi The Peterson at 273-4563. Tickets felt, and Supervisor Dean Lawcan be purchased at the door of 1 oorams show. "upwards of 75 Tence agreed, that the county & z = i . an e L a dinner tomorrow night when all candidates will be hosted by the chamber in a kickoff event that will send-each girl on -her: way toward being a prospective queen. Prizes for the girls are well worth working for. First prize will be $150 in merchandise certificates, with three more prizes for the next winners. The grand prize that the girls will be selling tickets for will be a trip by houseboat on the Delta, to be taken at the convenience of the winner.All single girls between the ages of 16 and 25 years are encouraged and invited to sign up either’ at Western Auto or the Chamber of Commerce in Nevada City. She may or may nothave asponsor. Either way is acceptable. by Entires are beingreturned for both the bike races on Father's Day and the July 4th parade. Both committees are working toward successful events. All organizations are urged to submit their intention to hang a miner's clothesline for the coming celebrations, Chairman Stauffer hopes to have the lines overhead on several Nevada City streets in time for. the bike races. "CLASSIFIED ADS ROBERT b. ROSS, JR. OPTOMETRIST 147 Mill St, Ph, 273-6246 Sit back and let classified ads do the selling, renting or buying: for you. ts i a8 E rT i ia g Ht ag88 2 a 2 @ added that the city counct *!00 expense, but some means “changing our philosophy. InFag is as just a park unit, we ‘¥ Share in running it too, g to orient outselves Kim Stevenson of the county's ard recreation, We never recreation commission, said “perSonnel in the past to the possibility of a joint powers was done by volunteers, and cities is being investigated they are getting tired." As a result of this new emfice. LEGAL NOTICE TEGAL NOTICE September 95, executed by Mary ‘_ NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE On the 25th day of June, 1970 at 11:00 o'clock A.M, at the Nevada County Courthouse steps in Nevada City, California, MICHAEL PRIEST as Substituted Trustee under that certain Deed of Trust executed by BELA LAND CORPORATION as Trustor to Western Title Insurance Company as — ‘Trustee to Henry Schroer as beneficiary, dated September 12, 1969 and recorded on October 1, 1969 in Book 488 at page 161 of Official Records in the Office of the County Recorder of Nevada County, C made, by reason of default in the payment and performance of obligation's secured thereby, and Notice.of Default and of Beneficiary's election. to cause to be sold the property hereinbelow. described having been recorded as provided by law, and more than three months having elapsed since such recordation, and for the purpose of paying the obligations secured by said Deed of Trust will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in lawful money of the United States payable at time of sale without representation or warranty express or implied as to condi title, possession, encumbrances or otherwise, the interest conveyed to and now held ps such trustee in and to the real property situate in the City of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California described as follows: : All that certain real property situate in the County of phi State. of California, more particularly described as 0. ie. A portion of Lot 4 of the Southwest one-quarter of Section 23, Township 16 North, Range 8 East, M.D.B, & M., being

more particularly described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the most Westerly corner of Lot 14, identical with the most Northerly corner of Lot 15, Block C, SPRING HILL VILLAGE SUBDIVISION NO, 1, as designated upon the Official Map thereof and being on file in the office of the County Recorder of the County of Nevada, State of California; thence from said point of beginning with TRUE BEARINGS following the Northwesterly line of Lot 15, Block C, said Spring Hill Village Subdivision No, 1, South 66° 14' West 66,50 feet; thence leaving the said ira hema line and running North 38° 03" West 222.73 feet to a point on a Southeasterly line of that certain state highway leading from Grass Valley to Nevada City; thence along said line North 52° 49° East 204,06 feet to a corner of the said Spring Hill Village Subdivision No, 1; thence leaving the said easterly line and following the Southwesterly lines and said line extended of Lots 1 and 13, Block C, said Spring Hill Village Subdivision No, 1, South 40° 36' East 283,77 feet to the most Northerly corner of Lot 14, Block C, said Spring. Hill Village Subdivision No, 1; thence leaving the said Southwesterly line and following the Northwesterly line of Lot 14, Block C, said Spring Hill Village pegs hace No, 1 South 59' West 150,00 feet to the place XCE THEREFROM the mineral below 100 feet of the surface, together with the right to extract en as conveyed ‘by the Deed dated August 16, 1940, r 12, 1940, in Book 64 of Official Records, at Page Ellen Reid, ‘a widow, to D, E. McLaughlin, Dated this 25th day of May, 1970. REAMES AND] ST ¥ rector, being held» at least’. recreation setup, but they also temporarily by Robert Jones,“cent live outside the city.” Should share community recrea— -should be found to let the counwith the county counsel's ofreference to which is hereby. The Nevada County Nugget, Wednesday, June 10, 1970 # Folksi nger due h Folksinget and guitarist Betsy Chapman will. perform June 24 at historic St. Joseph's chapel in Grass Valley. Mrs. Chapman, a native of Mt. Kisko, N.Y. but a resident of California since she was eight, will sing by invitation of the Historic Mt. St. Mary's Preservation Committee. The proceeds fromthe 8 p.m, event will help in preservation and utilization of the: convent and non-demoninational chapel at Mt. St. Bridgeport Bridge, and enginee: specifications for the renovation of the old covered and: specifi ngineering Firm of : 8 : Associates, were authorized to do engineering design on the ere June 24 aside as a childhood dream. In her church and community work, more. and more people heard her ‘and encouraged her to start recording. She made a tape of songs (including some of her own), wrapped it in brown paper, and sent it off to Capitol Records. The unheard of happened, an invitation for a test recording session, All went well, and she signed a contract. "A Gift of Love", perfectly describes her, "Living is ablessing," philosophy, Much of the aterialin the album is folkrooted, with deep happiness and ring such as preparing plans 2, Mr, Hider reported that they are proceeding with the design of sewers for Lake Wildwood Subdi ee -Corres presented and considered by the Board,Mr, Hellgren, from the Department of Contract Services ed, and a lengthy discussion ensued on whether the appear County could afford to employ another Sanitarian for the County ‘Health Department, Due to. the influx of population, it is im-. possible for the present 2-1/2 Sanitarians in Nevada County to keep abreast with the workload, ~2. As a means of helping reduce their workload, the County Counsel, Director of the Dept. of Public Works, and Health Officer are to jointly prepare an amendment to the present Ordinance, moving the Septic Tank Inspection from the Health Department to the Building Department, Mr. Jack Henderson, a member of the Grass Valley City bac Council, appeared to explain their letter requesting . assistance in the operation of a recreation program, Matterreferred to the Board Committee of Supervisors Long and Thomas, to meet with the Nevada County Recreation Commission and the Grass Valley City Council, and report with a recommendation for the Board. Board recessed for lunch, AFTERNOON SESSION: Board reconvenes, all Supervisors present, Mr, Robert Watso: City Council has agr appeared and reported that the Nevada for a nominal fee, to allow him to dump garbage from U. S, Government Campgrounds, in their City Dump, . This pos would have among it, garbage from the North part of Sierra County — Stampede, Jackson Meadows, and from Placer County, in the Lake Tahoe area, Upon the requests of the Nevada City Officials, the Board authorized Mr, Watson to tran garbage across the Nevada sport County Line to be dumped in the Nevada City Dump. The following Budgets were preliminarily scan Historical Landmarks Commission 600,00 Grass Valley Constable 4,537.00 Juvenile Hall 36,488.00 Probation Department 124,883.00 State Correc Schools 1,500.00 Sheriff Coroner 426,811.00 County Jails 20,710.00 Truckee Constable 4,506.00 Agricultural Commissioner 44,090.00 Building Inspector 54,881, Public Administrator ; 941,00 There being no further business, the meeting was ed at 4:00 P.M, I THEO, A. KOHLER, JR,, Co. Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk, Board of Supervisors, County of Nevada, State of C : do hereby certify. that the foregoing is a true Poin excerpt from the minutes of the mee » visors held on June 3, 1970, IN of the Board of SuperSS WHEREOF, I hereunto affix my hand and official seal of said Board, this Sth day of June, 1970, ~ "THEO, A, KOHLER, JR, .~ Co, Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk ee Nevada County Board of Supervisors ey GAINES By: MAXINE _ Deputy Clerk tothe Board Date of Publication: June 10, 1970™ eee 6 We Nas ei i BS lk a % nates ces a 7