June 21, 1961 (10 pages)

hee Opp. Yuba River Lumber Page 6.Wednesday, June 21, 1961, NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Sites a LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE No, 12523 this1ath day of May, 1961. FIRST ALIAS SUMMONS ON COMPLAINT (asto Parcel No, 9 The Heirs and Devisees of Joh’ Leo Kelly, Deceased, and. all persons claiming by, through or under said decedent) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALI-: FORNIA IN AND FOR THE . COUNTY OF NEVADA, THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, acting by and through the Department of Public Works, Plaintiffs, vs. j W.F, DURFEE, et al., (as to’ Parcel No, 9 The Heirs and Devisees of John Leo Kelly, Deceased, and all persons claiming by, through or under said decedent), ~ Defendants. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETING TO:W.F, DURFEE; COUNT Y OF NEVADA, a political subdivision; THE HEIRS AND DEVISEES OF JOHN LEO KELLY, DECEASED, and all persons claiming by, through or under said decedent; JOHN LEO KELLY, JR.; andDOE ONEto DOE TWENTY, DEFENDANTS: YOU ARE HEREBY DIRECTED TO APPEAR in a special proceeding: entitled as above brought against you inthe Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, and answer the complaint herein within ten days after service on you of this summons if served within said county, or within thirty days if served elsewhere. Said proceeding is brought to condemn the following . described real property, situate, lying and being in the County of Nevada, State of California, to wit: PARCEL NO, 9: For freeway purposes that ; portion of the Southwest quarter (SW 1/4) of Section . Twenty-three(23) Township ' Seventeen (17) North, Range Twelve (12) East, M.D. B. & M., lying North of the railroad right of way asthe same passes through said section as . reserved in the deed dated December 10, 1946, recorded July 10, 1947, in Book 120 of Official Records, at page 69, executed by Virginia C, Dixon and Chester Hall, Executrix and executor respectively of the Estate of Mary A. Kelly, deceased, containing 12. 94 acres. Lands abutting said freeway shall have no right or easement of access thereto, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to appear and show cause, ifany you have, why said property should not be condemned as prayed for in the complaint on file in the _ above-entitled action, and unless you appear and answer said .complaint as required, said plaintiff will apply to said Court for the relief de; manded therein. GIVEN under my hand and the seal of the Superior Court of the State of California in’ and for the County of Nevada ‘Hewat. Only nationally advertised Flexalum is made of special spring-tempered aluminum with a 2-coat baked —— finish. uaranteed. asta nottorust,chip, fe 2 crack or peel. \Goed Housekeeping 4s saytened HILBORN AUTO UPHOLSTERY Phone 265-2151 JOHN T. TRAUNER County Clerk and ex officio Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Neyada, By JACK K, HANSEN — Deputy Clerk (Seal) Publish: May 17, 24, 31 June 7, 14, 21,28 and July 5, Carl Ingram Wins Scholarship SACRAMENTO----Carl Ingram of Grass Valley is one of 48 Sacramento State students who have been awarded scholarships for the 196162 school year, Algard P. Whitney, financial aids officer, announces, Ingram got the Stephen Kyle Memorial award. Letter To The Editor Dear Editor: The Los Gatos Bicycle Club wishes to thank all the good people of Nevada City for the hospitality shown to us on Saturday and Sunday. All the members who participated in the race, and the families and friends who accompanied them, hope this race willbe an annual event. We were unable to obtain for ourrecords a copy of your June 7 issue. We would also appreciate your issue of the results when it is published. Thank you again. Yours very truly, E.C. Steffani Secretary, Los Gatos Bicycle Club a? 101 PIANC ee eee ees shiiadinneidetietemeteeimenteniapmemniintainetntedn sa. « pnaieiied TS 6. .eeel piano students from two Nevada County teachers participated in the third annual Sacramento Piano Festival last month. Fritz Berens conducted, Brown, Ellene Brown, Melinia Brown,William Brown, Richard Bunning, John Bursill . Richard Burton and Franklyn Butcher. avan, Jean Cardin, Helen Carl, Pat Carr, Jo Anne Car rell, Sharon Carroll, Lloyd Carson, Rick Cartoscelli li, Judy Case, David Caskey Anne Cassettari, Gary Cassulo, Jerry Cirino, Joyce Clabo, Sandra Cogdill, Lester Cole, Linda Cole, Dennis Conklin, Michael Conley, Gerald Cook, James Costa, Robert Costa, Barbara Coulson, Rickey Cox, Paula Cranford and LeRoy Crowder. James Deeble, Asa DeMatteo, Cheryl DeWitt, William Douglass, Donald Dow, Gaylene Dreith, Barbara Earl, Jr. High Graduates 4 —. LOVERS OF SPORTS. (right), +» «Horace Stoneham president of the San Francisco Giants, and Louis Meyer, San Francisco, tour of Nevada City donated the trophy. . show the team trophy which was won by the Santa Monica Cycling Club in the June 11. Stoneham Meyer entered the race andamazed those who lined the NC streets by his stamina. One of the race announcers said Meyey "mustbe past the 50 year mark in age" can wheeled around ner. Meyer held the as the San Francis-’ the Pine Street cordistinction of being the first to donate to the local race fund when he sent a check for $25, CENTRAL CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Association MAXIMUM . SECURITY WE WILL BUILD ON YOUR LOT 17 Plans To Choose From AS LOW. AS 57” per sq. ft. 100% FINANCING \ nen. “4 Aw z rg] OM 1 Ss Open on Saturdays and Sundays for Your : Convenience Center Club. The corner of Highway 49 & Glenbrook Heights Drive, across from the Gold ne ois HH Building Materials . Carolyn Maish, Phyllis Eby, Robert Eckman, Annette Eissinger, Tom Elam, Ardis Elliott, James Erickson, Janet Ervin, Edward Espinosa, Gayle Evans and Sandra EverBruce Catnpbell, Betty Car Aart. Pauline Falconi, Michael riesel, Cheryl Fogarty, Chris Fontana, Frances Forsman, Daniel Foster, Gary fcuyer, Connie Fox, Johi Fraczek, Ricky Franke, Steven Fretwell, Lydia Frisch, Roberta Frost and David !.ee Funk. Linda Gau,Edwaid Gerick, Barbara Goble, Virginia Goodin, Anne Gould, Cathy Gorman, Beverly Anne Grahman and Richard Green. Robert Hammili, Mary Hardison, June Hainey, Jolin Hart, Linda Hartman, Gary HaseJtine, Jean Hatta, Bobbie iiattax, Kenneth Haynes, James Lee Hazel, Mary Anne Heather, Ailen Helier, Sue . Heligren, Mike Hill, Pamela -Hockétt, Linda Hogg, Robert Holman, Gail Humphries, Dorothy Hunn and Pat Hutson. , N MerileeImmel, Tanna Ingram, Dennis Jacka, Robert :Jackson, DianeJesswein, Bev: erly Johnson, Jane Johnson, . , John Johnson, Mary Johnson, . David Jones and Cheryl Juvinall, : Lester Keeling, Mike Keene, Diane Keith, DavidKennedy, Susan Kingston. Violet Kistle. Rande Kirshman, Charles Knox, Chester Knox, James Knutson, Marsha Kubich and Linda Kuhfeld, Nellie Lambert Jeff Landsburg, Virginia Lanham,Marianne Larue, David Launius, Patricia Lawrence, Diane Lawton, Gary Lawton, Gayle Leavell, Robert Lee, Charles Leming, Alan Lind. Charla Lindsay, James Lindsay, Joyce Little, Thomtas Little, Charles Litton, Helen Lobecker and Linda Lotz. Robert McBurney, Phillip McCollum, David McCoy, John McCoy, Nancy McCrea, Nancy McGill, Steve McLeod, Nancy~ Mc Masters, Nancy McPherson, Norman Maben, Marilyn Maish, MichaelMann, Tim Manselle, Pearl Marsh, David Marshall, James Martin, Patricia Martin, Catharine Martz, David Medlyn, Ray Meister, Dennis Meserpperionng, — vey, Margaret Metz, James Slouber, Martin Smith, PatMiller, Carla Milne, Joyce rica Smith, John Smithson, . Modar, Janet Moran aville, . Cheryl Snell, Emmett SnellWilliam Morgan, Tom Moule, grove, Steven Spence, David Myers = Melba Myers Cynthia Spickelmier, Kim Marcella Ne Peter . Staley, Bonnie Stanley, KenNilsson, Rebecca Nobles, neth Stark, Diane Steger, Sarah Oakie, Mike O'Connor, Carl Stetson, Gary Stevenson, Minda Olmstead, Roger OrCheryl Stewart, Joyce Stockzalli and Onalea Ousley. ton, Robert Strausbauch, Dennis Painter, Kenneth Richard Strohm, Henry Parks, Gary Parsons, Gigi Struckman and Frank Swasey. _ Partington, Kay Patterson, Lynn Termine, Gail ThoNadine Pauly, Mark Paye, mas, Judy Ann Thomas, Carl Jean Pearson, LeRoy Peart, . Tobiassen, Thomas Tokas, Rocky Pemberton, Shirley Robert Tolle, Dan Tomac, Personeni, Scott Peterson, DjanaTorbert, Blair TremouFred Pettit, Charles Philp, eux, William Valley, Richard Barbara Phillips, BeverVeale and Gale Veater. ly Phillips, Dwigtt Phillips, Douglas Ward, George WasMarjorie Phillips, Vicki ley, Evelyn Watson, Diana Novelist To Speak At Sac. State SACRAMENTO ---British course in World Politics bediplomat and novelist Doning offered at Sacramento ald Stokes, head of the BritState one this summer ea ish Information Service in Stokeswill speak on t do About China” in a San Francisco, has been in: *° vited to address members of speech which will be held in Savers mest 132, a new the SierraRoom tomorrow at DART! 61 Dodge Dart Seneca 6 .4-dr. Sedan, with Heater, Defrosters, Tinted Windshield, Air Foam Seat, Oversize tires, Arm Rests, Dual Sun Visors, Electric Wipers, etc. Factory lobeled price $2599.15. June Bonus sale at only $2199.00. [ANGER +1999” Here 61 Dodge Lancer 4-dr. Sedan, with Heater, Defrosters, Tinted Windshield, Air Foam Seat, Arm Rests, Dual Sun Visors, Electric Wipers, etc. Factory labeled price $2280.65. JuneBonus Sale at only $1999.00. SEVERAL OTHER BONUS SPECIALS AVAILABLE GEORGE BROTHERS AUTOMOBILE CO. 149 E. Moin 273-3865 Grass Valley P papites, AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES. Pjontek, Sandra Podbreger, Webster, Phil Wehrle, MarKathy Pontius, Diana Price cena Welker, Randal Welsh, and Joan Prince. Margaret White, Carol WilNancy Rapp, Ronald R ay, COX, Della Williams, Brent Scott Remington, Linda RipWills, Carol Wishmeyer ley, Cheryl Roberts, MilRichard Womack, . red Roberts, Gretchen Roese, . lynne Woods, Douglas Wright, Diane Rolph, Frank Romero, ‘Nancy Wright, F lorenne. Sandra Rothenberger and Jane Young, Linda Young, Joey Russell, Zanocco, Jean Zeigler, Rick Christine Sahl, Dalbert Zunino, and John Zurflash. Work 16 Yrs. in-G.V. G&H Body nes @ So. Auburn St., & Painting Ph, 273-6516 Jace. ARCH’S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE “Where Your Motoring Dollar Buys More” Automatic Transmission Service OVERHAUL Speedometer Service Spring Hill, Grass Valley _ Call 273-4540 Sawyer, Samuel Scheurn, Souvenirs Paul Schmidt, Virginia ‘Specimens Schomberg, Anthony Schrick 4 Eldon ik pichawt Sells, ey 0 L D Karen Sheahan, Kathleen] W. J. 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hee Opp. Yuba River Lumber Page 6..Wednesday, June 21, 1961, NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Sites a LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE No, 12523 this1ath day of May, 1961. FIRST ALIAS SUMMONS ON COMPLAINT (asto Parcel No, 9 The Heirs and Devisees of Joh’ Leo Kelly, Deceased, and. all persons claiming by, through or under said decedent) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALI-: FORNIA IN AND FOR THE . COUNTY OF NEVADA, THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, acting by and through the Department of Public Works, Plaintiffs, vs. j W.F, DURFEE, et al., (as to’ Parcel No, 9 The Heirs and Devisees of John Leo Kelly, Deceased, and all persons claiming by, through or under said decedent), ~ Defendants. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETING TO:W.F, DURFEE; COUNT Y OF NEVADA, a political subdivision; THE HEIRS AND DEVISEES OF JOHN LEO KELLY, DECEASED, and all persons claiming by, through or under said decedent; JOHN LEO KELLY, JR.; andDOE ONEto DOE TWENTY, DEFENDANTS: YOU ARE HEREBY DIRECTED TO APPEAR in a special proceeding: entitled as above brought against you inthe Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, and answer the complaint herein within ten days after service on you of this summons if served within said county, or within thirty days if served elsewhere. Said proceeding is brought to condemn the following . described real property, situate, lying and being in the County of Nevada, State of California, to wit: PARCEL NO, 9: For freeway purposes that ; portion of the Southwest quarter (SW 1/4) of Section . Twenty-three(23) Township ' Seventeen (17) North, Range Twelve (12) East, M.D. B. & M., lying North of the railroad right of way asthe same passes through said section as . reserved in the deed dated December 10, 1946, recorded July 10, 1947, in Book 120 of Official Records, at page 69, executed by Virginia C, Dixon and Chester Hall, Executrix and executor respectively of the Estate of Mary A. Kelly, deceased, containing 12. 94 acres. Lands abutting said freeway shall have no right or easement of access thereto, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to appear and show cause, ifany you have, why said property should not be condemned as prayed for in the complaint on file in the _ above-entitled action, and unless you appear and answer said .complaint as required, said plaintiff will apply to said Court for the relief de; manded therein. GIVEN under my hand and the seal of the Superior Court of the State of California in’ and for the County of Nevada ‘Hewat. Only nationally advertised Flexalum is made of special spring-tempered aluminum with a 2-coat baked —— finish. uaranteed. asta nottorust,chip, fe 2 crack or peel. \Goed Housekeeping 4s saytened HILBORN AUTO UPHOLSTERY Phone 265-2151 JOHN T. TRAUNER County Clerk and ex officio Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Neyada, By JACK K, HANSEN — Deputy Clerk (Seal) Publish: May 17, 24, 31 June 7, 14, 21,28 and July 5, Carl Ingram Wins Scholarship SACRAMENTO----Carl Ingram of Grass Valley is one of 48 Sacramento State students who have been awarded scholarships for the 196162 school year, Algard P. Whitney, financial aids officer, announces, Ingram got the Stephen Kyle Memorial award. Letter To The Editor Dear Editor: The Los Gatos Bicycle Club wishes to thank all the good people of Nevada City for the hospitality shown to us on Saturday and Sunday. All the members who participated in the race, and the families and friends who accompanied them, hope this race willbe an annual event. We were unable to obtain for ourrecords a copy of your June 7 issue. We would also appreciate your issue of the results when it is published. Thank you again. Yours very truly, E.C. Steffani Secretary, Los Gatos Bicycle Club a? 101 PIANC ee eee ees shiiadinneidetietemeteeimenteniapmemniintainetntedn sa. « pnaieiied TS 6. ..eeel piano students from two Nevada County teachers participated in the third annual Sacramento Piano Festival last month. Fritz Berens conducted, Brown, Ellene Brown, Melinia Brown,William Brown, Richard Bunning, John Bursill . Richard Burton and Franklyn Butcher. avan, Jean Cardin, Helen Carl, Pat Carr, Jo Anne Car rell, Sharon Carroll, Lloyd Carson, Rick Cartoscelli li, Judy Case, David Caskey Anne Cassettari, Gary Cassulo, Jerry Cirino, Joyce Clabo, Sandra Cogdill, Lester Cole, Linda Cole, Dennis Conklin, Michael Conley, Gerald Cook, James Costa, Robert Costa, Barbara Coulson, Rickey Cox, Paula Cranford and LeRoy Crowder. James Deeble, Asa DeMatteo, Cheryl DeWitt, William Douglass, Donald Dow, Gaylene Dreith, Barbara Earl, Jr. High Graduates 4 —. LOVERS OF SPORTS. (right), +» «Horace Stoneham president of the San Francisco Giants, and Louis Meyer, San Francisco, tour of Nevada City donated the trophy. . show the team trophy which was won by the Santa Monica Cycling Club in the June 11. Stoneham Meyer entered the race andamazed those who lined the NC streets by his stamina. One of the race announcers said Meyey "mustbe past the 50 year mark in age" can wheeled around ner. Meyer held the as the San Francis-’ the Pine Street cordistinction of being the first to donate to the local race fund when he sent a check for $25, CENTRAL CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Association MAXIMUM . SECURITY WE WILL BUILD ON YOUR LOT 17 Plans To Choose From AS LOW. AS 57” per sq. ft. 100% FINANCING \ nen. “4 Aw z rg] OM 1 Ss

Open on Saturdays and Sundays for Your : Convenience Center Club. The corner of Highway 49 & Glenbrook Heights Drive, across from the Gold ne ois HH Building Materials . Carolyn Maish, Phyllis Eby, Robert Eckman, Annette Eissinger, Tom Elam, Ardis Elliott, James Erickson, Janet Ervin, Edward Espinosa, Gayle Evans and Sandra EverBruce Catnpbell, Betty Car Aart. Pauline Falconi, Michael riesel, Cheryl Fogarty, Chris Fontana, Frances Forsman, Daniel Foster, Gary fcuyer, Connie Fox, Johi Fraczek, Ricky Franke, Steven Fretwell, Lydia Frisch, Roberta Frost and David !.ee Funk. Linda Gau,Edwaid Gerick, Barbara Goble, Virginia Goodin, Anne Gould, Cathy Gorman, Beverly Anne Grahman and Richard Green. Robert Hammili, Mary Hardison, June Hainey, Jolin Hart, Linda Hartman, Gary HaseJtine, Jean Hatta, Bobbie iiattax, Kenneth Haynes, James Lee Hazel, Mary Anne Heather, Ailen Helier, Sue . Heligren, Mike Hill, Pamela -Hockétt, Linda Hogg, Robert Holman, Gail Humphries, Dorothy Hunn and Pat Hutson. , N MerileeImmel, Tanna Ingram, Dennis Jacka, Robert :Jackson, DianeJesswein, Bev: erly Johnson, Jane Johnson, . , John Johnson, Mary Johnson, . David Jones and Cheryl Juvinall, : Lester Keeling, Mike Keene, Diane Keith, DavidKennedy, Susan Kingston. Violet Kistle. Rande Kirshman, Charles Knox, Chester Knox, James Knutson, Marsha Kubich and Linda Kuhfeld, Nellie Lambert Jeff Landsburg, Virginia Lanham,Marianne Larue, David Launius, Patricia Lawrence, Diane Lawton, Gary Lawton, Gayle Leavell, Robert Lee, Charles Leming, Alan Lind. Charla Lindsay, James Lindsay, Joyce Little, Thomtas Little, Charles Litton, Helen Lobecker and Linda Lotz. Robert McBurney, Phillip McCollum, David McCoy, John McCoy, Nancy McCrea, Nancy McGill, Steve McLeod, Nancy~ Mc Masters, Nancy McPherson, Norman Maben, Marilyn Maish, MichaelMann, Tim Manselle, Pearl Marsh, David Marshall, James Martin, Patricia Martin, Catharine Martz, David Medlyn, Ray Meister, Dennis Meserpperionng, — vey, Margaret Metz, James Slouber, Martin Smith, PatMiller, Carla Milne, Joyce rica Smith, John Smithson, . Modar, Janet Moran aville, . Cheryl Snell, Emmett SnellWilliam Morgan, Tom Moule, grove, Steven Spence, David Myers = Melba Myers Cynthia Spickelmier, Kim Marcella Ne Peter . Staley, Bonnie Stanley, KenNilsson, Rebecca Nobles, neth Stark, Diane Steger, Sarah Oakie, Mike O'Connor, Carl Stetson, Gary Stevenson, Minda Olmstead, Roger OrCheryl Stewart, Joyce Stockzalli and Onalea Ousley. ton, Robert Strausbauch, Dennis Painter, Kenneth Richard Strohm, Henry Parks, Gary Parsons, Gigi Struckman and Frank Swasey. _ Partington, Kay Patterson, Lynn Termine, Gail ThoNadine Pauly, Mark Paye, mas, Judy Ann Thomas, Carl Jean Pearson, LeRoy Peart, . Tobiassen, Thomas Tokas, Rocky Pemberton, Shirley Robert Tolle, Dan Tomac, Personeni, Scott Peterson, DjanaTorbert, Blair TremouFred Pettit, Charles Philp, eux, William Valley, Richard Barbara Phillips, BeverVeale and Gale Veater. ly Phillips, Dwigtt Phillips, Douglas Ward, George WasMarjorie Phillips, Vicki ley, Evelyn Watson, Diana Novelist To Speak At Sac. State SACRAMENTO ---British course in World Politics bediplomat and novelist Doning offered at Sacramento ald Stokes, head of the BritState one this summer ea ish Information Service in Stokeswill speak on t do About China” in a San Francisco, has been in: *° vited to address members of speech which will be held in Savers mest 132, a new the SierraRoom tomorrow at DART! 61 Dodge Dart Seneca 6 .4-dr. Sedan, with Heater, Defrosters, Tinted Windshield, Air Foam Seat, Oversize tires, Arm Rests, Dual Sun Visors, Electric Wipers, etc. Factory lobeled price $2599.15. June Bonus sale at only $2199.00. [ANGER +1999” Here 61 Dodge Lancer 4-dr. Sedan, with Heater, Defrosters, Tinted Windshield, Air Foam Seat, Arm Rests, Dual Sun Visors, Electric Wipers, etc. Factory labeled price $2280.65. JuneBonus Sale at only $1999.00. SEVERAL OTHER BONUS SPECIALS AVAILABLE GEORGE BROTHERS AUTOMOBILE CO. 149 E. Moin 273-3865 Grass Valley P papites, AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES. Pjontek, Sandra Podbreger, Webster, Phil Wehrle, MarKathy Pontius, Diana Price cena Welker, Randal Welsh, and Joan Prince. Margaret White, Carol WilNancy Rapp, Ronald R ay, COX, Della Williams, Brent Scott Remington, Linda RipWills, Carol Wishmeyer ley, Cheryl Roberts, MilRichard Womack, . red Roberts, Gretchen Roese, . lynne Woods, Douglas Wright, Diane Rolph, Frank Romero, ‘Nancy Wright, F lorenne. Sandra Rothenberger and Jane Young, Linda Young, Joey Russell, Zanocco, Jean Zeigler, Rick Christine Sahl, Dalbert Zunino, and John Zurflash. Work 16 Yrs. in-G.V. G&H Body nes @ So. Auburn St., & Painting Ph, 273-6516 Jace. ARCH’S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE “Where Your Motoring Dollar Buys More” Automatic Transmission Service OVERHAUL Speedometer Service Spring Hill, Grass Valley _ Call 273-4540 Sawyer, Samuel Scheurn, Souvenirs Paul Schmidt, Virginia ‘Specimens Schomberg, Anthony Schrick 4 Eldon ik pichawt Sells, ey 0 L D Karen Sheahan, Kathleen] W. J. SMIT Sherman, Margaret Sheridanf = Jeweler f Sharon Sibley, Kay Simpson} 218 BroadSt, N.C. ~ Sheila Sims, Paul Sins, John the nifty nine-fifty ——BODY & PAINT SHOP FREE ESTIMATES ‘4 Highly Trained Mechanics, 2 Expert Body Men YOU CAN RELY ON HARTMAN CHEVROLET -OLDSMOBILE 314 W. Main St., Grass Valley Ph. 273-7271 A-Hi Hills Flat Automotive Service 2 FULL TIME MECHANICS LOWEST RATES ON AUTOMATIC TRANS & FOREIGN CAR SERVICE . Ph. 273-6545 “ at ED IRONS; Used Cars’ ON YOUR DIAL j, All Types Of Automotive Glass Replacement MOULE PAINT & GLASS . Hills Flat..Grass Valley Phone 273-4643 Corregated Iron 28 GAUGE HI-TENSIL 26” WIDE..32¢ LF. EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE ON FOREIGN CARS Graduate Of Factory Schools Specializing In Jaguar, MG, Sprite, Mercedes Benz, Porsche & Many Others. HARTMAN CHEVROLET -OLDSMOBILE 314 W. Main St., Grass Valley Ph, 273-7271 6 FOOT SHEET 51,” 8 FOOT SHEET ‘2.% 10 FOOT SHEET $3, 12 FOOT SHEET 53, Aluminum Screen Doors VAN’S FRAME & AXLE 205 S. Auburn, Grass Valley 273-6460 “WHEELS OUT OF LINE? KEEP VAN’S IN MIND” COMPLETE 11.88 WS NS Cedar Ridge SSN, S\< Building Materials 4 -_ <a a SAS "MERRILL BROS." ft *“\s, Ph. 273 4254 Cedar Rid 4 7) « P.O. Box 248 Cedar Ridge TO COLFAX =~ COLFAX HIGHWAY AT BRUNSWICK RD. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS ANY ‘TRANSMISSION ADJUSTED . $§50 plus parts _BILL’S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 205 S. Auburn, Grass Valley 273-6460 Sey he eees . Pe) ccmoraney AE