June 27, 1962 (8 pages)

4. ‘ Wednesday, June 27, 1962. . .THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET LEGAL NOTICE r LEGAL NOTICE { IN THE BOARD OF SUPER-’ VISORS OF THE COUNT Y OF NEVADA STATE of CALIFOmiA Regular Adjourned Meeting June 22, 1962 The Meeting was called to order by the Chairman of the Board at 10:00 o'clock a. m., and all members of the Board were noted as present, The Minutes of the previous meeting were read to the Board by the Clerk, and upon motion, approved as read, Budget Code 526 (County Building Program) was presentedto the Board, and upon motion, duly approved in the amount of $45,000.00. Budget Code 530 (County Insurance Program) was presented to the Board, and upon motion, duly approved in the amount of $42,500.00. Budget Code 565 (Sheriff) was presented to the Board, and upon motion, duly approved inthe amount of $118,528.00. Budget Code 570 (County Jails) was presented to the Board and upon motion, duly approved in the amount of $18,559.00. Budget Code 625 (Agricultural Extension Service) was presented to the Board, and upon motion, duly approved inthe amount of $7,971.00. Budget Code 630 (Nevada City Veterans Building) was presented to the Borad, and upon motion, duly approved in the amount of $5,023.00. Budget Code 631(Gras Valley VeteransBuilding) was presented to the Board, and upon motion, duly approved in the amount of $14,222.00. The Superintendent of the County Hospital appeared before the Board and requested the B oard to transfer sufficient money, in the present Budget, to enable him to provide for Air Conditioning in the Surgery at the County Hospital. Upon motion, the transfer was approved. Budget Code 632 (Truckee Verterans Memorial Building) was presented to the Board, and upon motion, duly approved in the amount of $4,579.00. Budget . Code 640 (County Airport) was presented to the Board and after discussion , andupona motion, the budget was duly approved in the amount of $13,382.00. The following persons were appointed, by Supervisor Hennessy, to serve on the Economic Survey Organizing Committee: Jack H. Clark, James R. Harding, Charles A. Scharschu, Burton N, Russell, E. C. Brandeberry. Upon motion, the Board adjourned for lunch to reconvene at 1:30 p.m, AFTERNOON SESSION: The Board reconvened at 1:30 p.m., and if was noted that all members of the Board were present. The Auditor presented the Board with the provisions for contingencies budget and upon motion, the sumof $300,000. 00 was.appropriated for contingencies, The Road Comntissioner appeared before the Board and presented the Board with the Road Department Budget. A discussion ensued on the need for an Amendment for Salariesnow paid Equipment Operators in the Road Department. The discussion was interrupted by the appearance of the Purchasing Agent to render Bids he had received on tires for the Fiscal Year commencing July 1, 1962." The Clerk was directed to open the sealed Bids and he notified the Board that two Bidshad been received one from the Nevada County Tire Company, the other from the Plaza Tire Company.and the Bids were referred to the Purchasing Agent for his analysis, Upon motion, the Road Department Budget (Budget Code 589) was approved in the amount of $591, 000.00. The Purchasing Agent reappeared in the Board Room and submitted to the Board an analysis of the Bids, for the tires and tire services, that had been previously opened by the Clerk, A motion was made to award the contract to the Nevada County Tire Company and the motion was defeated. A mo_ thonwas then made to award the contract tothe Plaza Tire _ Company and the motion wasdefeated The Road Com missioner, at the request of theBoard, stated that he felt jthe Nevada County Tire Company provided better ser vice at the yard, and upon motion, the contract was awarded to the Nevada County Tire Company for the 1962-63 Fiscal Year. Upon motion, the Board adjourned to meet again on July 2, 1962, at 10:00 o'clock a.m. thereof, I, JOHN T, TRAUNER, County Clerk and Ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, in and fax the County _}of Nevada, State of California, do hereby certify the foregoing tobe a true excerpt of the Minutes of the Meeting of the said Board held on June 22, 1962. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto affixed my Hand and Official Seal this 25th day of June, 1962, John T, Trauner County Clerk and Ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors County of Nevada. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF INTENDED SALE NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN that WILLIAM WAXNER and GEANNE E. WAXNER, husband and wife, residing at 341 Church Street, City of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California, intended Vendors, intend to sell and ROBERT H, FERRARI, residing at 37420 Rockwood Drive, Fremont, County of Alameda, State of California, intended Vendee, intends to purchase the items hereinafter set forth now located in the business conducted under the firm bame and style of GRASS VALLEY LIQUOR STORE, located at 156 Mill Street, in the City of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California. A general statement of the character of the merchandise and property intended to be sold is as follows: All fixtures and equipment presently situated at the above described premises; Vendor's stock in trade; All transferable licenses issued to the premises, including the Off-Sale Liquor License bearing Number C-5484-A. The purchase price and consideration for said sale will be paidto Vendor at the hour of 2:00 P.M, onJuly5, 1962, at the offices of RUFFO & CHADWICK, Attorneys at Law, 600 Bank of America, Building, SanJose 13, California. Dated at San Jose, Calif-ornia, June 22, 1962. RUFFO & CHADWICK By Frank Bruce Oneto Attorneys for Robert H. Farrari, Intended Vendee LEGAL NOTICE IN THESUPERIOR COURT OF THESTATEOF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE: COUNT Y OF NEVADA, NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 6360 Estate of MYRTLE A, TUPPER, Deceased NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Margaret Miller as administratrix of the Estate of Myrtle A. Tupper, deceased, to the Creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent to file them with the necessary vouchers within 6 months after the first publication of this notice in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers withing 6 months after the first publication of this notice tothe said administratrix at the offices of Leo J. Todd, Attorney at Law, 123 Bank Street, Grass Valley, California, the same being her place of business in all matters connected with the estate of saidMyrtle A. Tupper Deceased, Dated June 18, 1962 _ Margaret Miller, Administratrix of the Estate of the above decedent LEO J, TODD Attorney at Law 123 Bank Street Grass Valley, California Attorney for Administratrix Publish: June 20, 27, July 5, 11, 1962 IN THESUPERIOR COURT OF . THESTATEOF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA No, 6355 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Inthe Matter of the Estate of ROBERT E, CARR, alsoknown as ROBERT EMMETT CARR, Deceased NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Robert E. Carr, Jr. as Administrator of the Estate of Robert E. Carr, also known asRobert Emmett Carr, deceased, tothe Creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent to file them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice in the office of the Clerk ofthe Superior Court ofthe State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within six) months after the publication of this notice to the said Administrator at the law office of William B. Wetherall, 232 Broad St., Nevada City, California, the same being his place of business in all matters connected with the estate of said Robert E, Carr, alias, Deceased, Dated June 4, 1962 Robert E. Carr, Jr. s/ Administrator of the Estate of Robert E. Carr, :also Known as Robert Emmett Carr, Deceased. William B. Wetherall Attorney for Administrator. Publish June 6, 18, 20, 27, 1962. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUPERIOR COURT. OF THE STAT‘EOF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA No. 6343 Estate of COLUMBO P. CICOGNI, Deceased. NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of the above named decedent that all persons having claims against the said decedent are required to file them, with the necessary vouchers, in the office of the clerk of the above entitled court, or to presentthem, withthe necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at the office of MortonL. Friedman, Attorney at Law, 1831 "I" Street, Sacramento, California, . which isthe place of business of the undersigned in all matters pertaining to the estate of said decedent, within six months after the first publication of this notice. Dated June 8, 1962 Ruth R, Breezley, Administratrix of the Estate of the above decedent MORTON L, FRIEDMAN Attorney at Law 1831 "I" Street Sacramento, California Attorney for Administratrix Publish: June 20, 27, July5, ae caw as sas 44 THROWING POTTERY. . .Featured artist dur ing June at the Art Rental Gallery in Nevada City was Barbara Brooks., San Francisco. Miss Brooks gave a demonstration of throwing pottery. Here she is shown working the clay as it spins. Spring Tree Planting Program Terminated NEVADA CITY--The T ahoe National Forest Spring tree planting program has been brought to a close with the advent of the summer sunny weather, F orest Supervisor H, E, (Hank) Branagh announced today. This program was the largest one ever attempted on this National Forest and ranks among the all time high of any forest in the California Region. Statistics on the program are somewhat staggering. Some 2,390 acres were prepared for the planting of 1,024,000 trees. A planting force reached the peak of 133 persons. A newly developed mechanical planter was used constantly as well as "Little Beavers’ (mechanical diggers carried by a two man planting team). Nine contracts were issued to tree planting firms. Four Tahoe forest crews worked with the mechanical planter, Little Beavers and hand tools. Of the trees planted, 932,000 were Ponderosa Pine, 70,00 Sugar Pine; 20, 000 DouglasFir, and 2,000 were Sierra Sequoias, planted near Foresthill. Plantings were madein the following areas: Foresthill , 476,000 trees; Camptonville, 162,000 trees; Truckee, 156,000 trees; Sierraville 164,000 trees, and on the Nevada City district, 46, 000 trees, Trees were planted by the planting machine on 434 acres; the Little Beaver mechanical planter was used on 200 acres; and hand planting was done on 1,754 acres, Supervisor Branagh stated that this years planting weather and ground conditions were nearly perfect. "We expect a high survival percentage” Branagh said “andif the 'normal' summer and fall weather prevails, these newly planted trees should get an excellent start for survival". CLASSIFIED: AD RATES _PPer line in first issue. .16¢ [Per line in additional issues no changes)..++++.14¢ inimum charge.. .80¢ 4 FOR SALE 1960 Hillman four door sedanlike new -only 22,000 . miles. by owner White side walls. . Best offer, Phone 273-2170 FOR SALE NEW FURNITURE Sheahan's Furniture 203 W.Main St. Ph, 273-2739 A to Z Supply 2 inch galvanized pipe 52¢ per foot. 120 E, MainSt G. V. Ph 273-6608 STAGE COACH ANTIQUES Marble tops, glass, ect. 242 Commerical, N.C. “FOR SALE ‘WORK WANTED Going out of Business, Entire stock laying hens and started’ pullets, equip. , cages& feed. cart, Rt 1 Box 552 G. V. Ph 273-7363. 14 Mo, old male Collie. Has had all shots altered. Loves Children, Ph 265-4621. 14 Bee Hives Rt 1 Box 973 G. V., or write for info, % Nugget Box 16, N, C. FOUND. 2 part Spaniel Puppies in vicinity of 7 Hills School Ph, 265-2113. NOTICE . trout fishing no license reSACRAMENTO --A review of California's new medical aid for the aged program has turned up 24 persons over 100 years of age, two of whom are 119, The State Department of Social Welfare stated this interesting fact was revealed: by a sample study of 3,852 case records out of a total 13,500 persons coming into this new aged medical care program during the first three months' operation January, February, and March of this year, All. of these " over -100" persons in the sample have been residents of California for at least 11 years, with average period of residency Medical Aid Study Uncovers 24 Centenarians being 46 years. One Alameda County woman, age 101, has ‘been a California resident 99 years. Los Angeles County has most of these aged (9). Five areinSanFrancisco; three in Alameda; two in Stanislaus County, and one each inButte, Placer, San Bernardino, San Diego, and Sacramento Counties. Election Correction We erred in reporting the. final election count in the 4th Supervisorial District. . The first three places are as follows: Blake 419 Jones 354 Gleason 346 Council Reaffirms Budget GRASS VALLEY---Only two proteststothe City's 1962-63 budget were registered at the meeting last night. However the final budget figure remainedthe same, $480,362.35 Jim Penaluna, a worker on thecity crew, and spokesman for the crew, appeared before the council and pointed out thatifthe$5 per month raise for the group went into effect next year thatthe men would actually have less take home pay per month. He suggested instead that the Council comply with the original request and grant $15 per month raise. But if the budget could not be stretched thatthe city crew would accept a legal holiday every time the City Hall closed, and would be willing to give up the $5 raise. After lenghty discussion the council determined that the workers would be able tohave all days off that the City Hall” is closed, with the exception of emergency work, and still have the $5 raise. The second protest was lodged by Ken Manuell, Director of Public Works,-He asked for more’ salary and for an assistant to help him do his many jobs. Manuell pointed out that he was in charge of streets, sewers, disposal plant, water, 2 parks, swimming pool, and all subdivision inspection. The Council rejected Manuells request for a raise as they had granted him what he had asked for in his budget but took the suggestion of hiring him an assistant under study. 11, 1962 Funds Allocated To Nevada County SACRAMENTO---An alocation of $15, 217 was made to Nevada County asits share of the May apportionment of highway users taxes, State Controller Alan Cranston reported recently. Cooperation Asked: By State Director SAN FRANCISCO--The Directors of three California State Departments today called upon the employing community for their earnest cooperation during Apprenticeship Month by developing job opportunities for apprentices, They said: "Thousands of California youth will be seeking apprenticeship and other on-the-job training opportunities and employment following the close of schools this month. "Through concerted efforts of the Joint Apprenticeship Committees, labor and management organizations, state and federal agencies, andthe local schools, it ishoped that many job opportunities can be provided for our young job seekers, "May we, therefore, solicit the active support and cooperation of the employing community, Joint Apprenticeship Committees and the the youth serving agencies, and organizations in developing job opportunities for apprentices and others seeking jobs”. . NEW POLE GOING IN.PG&Ecrewmen Preston Bilderback (L) and I. H. James drill a hole preparatory to the installation of anew pole at Union and Main Sts. in Nevada City. ' DRESSMAKING& Alterations r glass. ,Grass Valley. _ Olympia Trout Farm, At Lake Olympia. Rainbow quired. No limit. SERVICES Carpenter & Cabinet work. Repair anything in the line of wood. 265-4194WATER SYSTEMS Complete Installation Pumps, Pipe Line Ditching Water Purification COOK & McGUINN Phone 273-4455 INSIDE DECORATING Outside painting, Additions, Repairs, Sheet Rock, Guaranteed work, Polk & Lowe Ph 273-4870. PAYLESS TV& RADIO SERVICE All work guaranteed Buy, sell and trade. 533 Main St., Hills Flat, Phone 273-8547. Night:273-8104. for women and men in my home. Celesta Brunner, 825 Zion, NC for appointment call 265-2048 WINDSHIELDS REPLACED And all ‘other automobile Moule Paint & Glass Teenager Would like summer babysitting job-oldest of nine children = experienced. Kay Simpson +584 East Main St, 273-6096 G. V. For hire Junior High student . mechanically inclined. Ter‘ry Robbins Rt. 1 Box 569 A 273-7429, WORK WANTED Babysitting and or light housework wanted by experienced teenager. Good referances. Dianne Simpson. Age-15 584 East Main St. 273-6096 G. V. Mowing lawns, trim edges, weeding gardens, I rake up cut grass. Any day but Wed, Thank you. Kennie Simpson Age -12 -584East Main St. 273-6096. Experienced baby sitter, or car-hopping Susan Stevens 104 Marland Dr. G. V, ’ Ph 278-9993. th WANTED : Home for 3 kittens Ph 2651144 REAL ESTATE LISTINGS Home Busine Farm FOR RENT Toretired couple 1 bdrm furnished cottage $40 a mo, water& garbage pd, 519 Silva Ave, N. C, Ph 265-2581. UNF House with Guest House 10 acres on Limekiln Road 1 .mile off Hwy 49. Ph 273-4750 FOR SALE DRIVE BY -Then phone me for info, 3 bdrm home on knoll on Polaris Dr. Starbright Acres. 3 bdrmhome on Sunset Ave. Both homes are nearly new& for sale at FHA appraised price with 10% down payment of $2150 and $1550 respectively. My signs on property, ALFRED C, HURLBUT, Realtor & Multiple BrokerP. O, Box 1841, G. V. Ph 273-8742. Lot with old House--cornet Factory & Bridge St. $1,750 -Terms, owner, R. Amos 971 Palmer, San Pablo. Ph 233-9797. The forest fire season has arrived--be careful with fire anywhere, DEL ORO PHONE 273-6932 Wed, -Sat. June 27 -30 MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE John Wayne James Stewart . Plus BRUSHFIRE John Ireland Evertt Sloane Sun-T ues. July 1-4 SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH Paul Newman Geraldine Page Wed. oN ee 2 wy = ee ay 1 ® 218 } 3 St., Nevada City Open Thursday Evenings. SPECIAL 1284 Square Feet Of Living Area AT A PRICE YOU WON'T BELIEVE Only SQ8A0 On Your Lot 535 .And We Do The Rest 1284 Sq. Ft. * Three extra large bedrooms. * Insulated ceiling. * Door chimes. * Oversized double garage. * 220 volts for dryer. * Cross buck front door, 9 lites. * Abundance of modern kitchen cabinets. * Washer and dryer space. * Two baths, master * 40 gal. gas water heater, fully guaranteed. * Abundance of forced air heat. * Shake Roof * Choice of gable or hip roof, * Decorative shutters on front windows. Living Area bath with’stall shower. (eS) Furnished by ~ fw] \ WILMAR. — 7 . HOMES Ph. 273-4486 Our Model Home Across From The Gold Center Club Has Been Tastefully DA Bonds Grass Valley . ——_ OF QUALITY. Nevada City wm HoOnw Oo Ds <<

4. ‘ Wednesday, June 27, 1962. . .THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET LEGAL NOTICE r LEGAL NOTICE { IN THE BOARD OF SUPER-’ VISORS OF THE COUNT Y OF NEVADA STATE of CALIFOmiA Regular Adjourned Meeting June 22, 1962 The Meeting was called to order by the Chairman of the Board at 10:00 o'clock a. m., and all members of the Board were noted as present, The Minutes of the previous meeting were read to the Board by the Clerk, and upon motion, approved as read, Budget Code 526 (County Building Program) was presentedto the Board, and upon motion, duly approved in the amount of $45,000.00. Budget Code 530 (County Insurance Program) was presented to the Board, and upon motion, duly approved in the amount of $42,500.00. Budget Code 565 (Sheriff) was presented to the Board, and upon motion, duly approved inthe amount of $118,528.00. Budget Code 570 (County Jails) was presented to the Board and upon motion, duly approved in the amount of $18,559.00. Budget Code 625 (Agricultural Extension Service) was presented to the Board, and upon motion, duly approved inthe amount of $7,971.00. Budget Code 630 (Nevada City Veterans Building) was presented to the Borad, and upon motion, duly approved in the amount of $5,023.00. Budget Code 631(Gras Valley VeteransBuilding) was presented to the Board, and upon motion, duly approved in the amount of $14,222.00. The Superintendent of the County Hospital appeared before the Board and requested the B oard to transfer sufficient money, in the present Budget, to enable him to provide for Air Conditioning in the Surgery at the County Hospital. Upon motion, the transfer was approved. Budget Code 632 (Truckee Verterans Memorial Building) was presented to the Board, and upon motion, duly approved in the amount of $4,579.00. Budget . Code 640 (County Airport) was presented to the Board and after discussion , andupona motion, the budget was duly approved in the amount of $13,382.00. The following persons were appointed, by Supervisor Hennessy, to serve on the Economic Survey Organizing Committee: Jack H. Clark, James R. Harding, Charles A. Scharschu, Burton N, Russell, E. C. Brandeberry. Upon motion, the Board adjourned for lunch to reconvene at 1:30 p.m, AFTERNOON SESSION: The Board reconvened at 1:30 p.m., and if was noted that all members of the Board were present. The Auditor presented the Board with the provisions for contingencies budget and upon motion, the sumof $300,000. 00 was.appropriated for contingencies, The Road Comntissioner appeared before the Board and presented the Board with the Road Department Budget. A discussion ensued on the need for an Amendment for Salariesnow paid Equipment Operators in the Road Department. The discussion was interrupted by the appearance of the Purchasing Agent to render Bids he had received on tires for the Fiscal Year commencing July 1, 1962." The Clerk was directed to open the sealed Bids and he notified the Board that two Bidshad been received one from the Nevada County Tire Company, the other from the Plaza Tire Company..and the Bids were referred to the Purchasing Agent for his analysis, Upon motion, the Road Department Budget (Budget Code 589) was approved in the amount of $591, 000.00. The Purchasing Agent reappeared in the Board Room and submitted to the Board an analysis of the Bids, for the tires and tire services, that had been previously opened by the Clerk, A motion was made to award the contract to the Nevada County Tire Company and the motion was defeated. A mo_ thonwas then made to award the contract tothe Plaza Tire _ Company and the motion wasdefeated The Road Com missioner, at the request of theBoard, stated that he felt jthe Nevada County Tire Company provided better ser vice at the yard, and upon motion, the contract was awarded to the Nevada County Tire Company for the 1962-63 Fiscal Year. Upon motion, the Board adjourned to meet again on July 2, 1962, at 10:00 o'clock a.m. thereof, I, JOHN T, TRAUNER, County Clerk and Ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, in and fax the County _}of Nevada, State of California, do hereby certify the foregoing tobe a true excerpt of the Minutes of the Meeting of the said Board held on June 22, 1962. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto affixed my Hand and Official Seal this 25th day of June, 1962, John T, Trauner County Clerk and Ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors County of Nevada. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF INTENDED SALE NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN that WILLIAM WAXNER and GEANNE E. WAXNER, husband and wife, residing at 341 Church Street, City of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California, intended Vendors, intend to sell and ROBERT H, FERRARI, residing at 37420 Rockwood Drive, Fremont, County of Alameda, State of California, intended Vendee, intends to purchase the items hereinafter set forth now located in the business conducted under the firm bame and style of GRASS VALLEY LIQUOR STORE, located at 156 Mill Street, in the City of Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California. A general statement of the character of the merchandise and property intended to be sold is as follows: All fixtures and equipment presently situated at the above described premises; Vendor's stock in trade; All transferable licenses issued to the premises, including the Off-Sale Liquor License bearing Number C-5484-A. The purchase price and consideration for said sale will be paidto Vendor at the hour of 2:00 P.M, onJuly5, 1962, at the offices of RUFFO & CHADWICK, Attorneys at Law, 600 Bank of America, Building, SanJose 13, California. Dated at San Jose, Calif-ornia, June 22, 1962. RUFFO & CHADWICK By Frank Bruce Oneto Attorneys for Robert H. Farrari, Intended Vendee LEGAL NOTICE IN THESUPERIOR COURT OF THESTATEOF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE: COUNT Y OF NEVADA, NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 6360 Estate of MYRTLE A, TUPPER, Deceased NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Margaret Miller as administratrix of the Estate of Myrtle A. Tupper, deceased, to the Creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent to file them with the necessary vouchers within 6 months after the first publication of this notice in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers withing 6 months after the first publication of this notice tothe said administratrix at the offices of Leo J. Todd, Attorney at Law, 123 Bank Street, Grass Valley, California, the same being her place of business in all matters connected with the estate of saidMyrtle A. Tupper Deceased, Dated June 18, 1962 _ Margaret Miller, Administratrix of the Estate of the above decedent LEO J, TODD Attorney at Law 123 Bank Street Grass Valley, California Attorney for Administratrix Publish: June 20, 27, July 5, 11, 1962 IN THESUPERIOR COURT OF . THESTATEOF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA No, 6355 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Inthe Matter of the Estate of ROBERT E, CARR, alsoknown as ROBERT EMMETT CARR, Deceased NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned Robert E. Carr, Jr. as Administrator of the Estate of Robert E. Carr, also known asRobert Emmett Carr, deceased, tothe Creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent to file them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this notice in the office of the Clerk ofthe Superior Court ofthe State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, or to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within six) months after the publication of this notice to the said Administrator at the law office of William B. Wetherall, 232 Broad St., Nevada City, California, the same being his place of business in all matters connected with the estate of said Robert E, Carr, alias, Deceased, Dated June 4, 1962 Robert E. Carr, Jr. s/ Administrator of the Estate of Robert E. Carr, :also Known as Robert Emmett Carr, Deceased. William B. Wetherall Attorney for Administrator. Publish June 6, 18, 20, 27, 1962. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUPERIOR COURT. OF THE STAT‘EOF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA No. 6343 Estate of COLUMBO P. CICOGNI, Deceased. NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of the above named decedent that all persons having claims against the said decedent are required to file them, with the necessary vouchers, in the office of the clerk of the above entitled court, or to presentthem, withthe necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at the office of MortonL. Friedman, Attorney at Law, 1831 "I" Street, Sacramento, California, . which isthe place of business of the undersigned in all matters pertaining to the estate of said decedent, within six months after the first publication of this notice. Dated June 8, 1962 Ruth R, Breezley, Administratrix of the Estate of the above decedent MORTON L, FRIEDMAN Attorney at Law 1831 "I" Street Sacramento, California Attorney for Administratrix Publish: June 20, 27, July5, ae caw as sas 44 THROWING POTTERY. . .Featured artist dur ing June at the Art Rental Gallery in Nevada City was Barbara Brooks., San Francisco. Miss Brooks gave a demonstration of throwing pottery. Here she is shown working the clay as it spins. Spring Tree Planting Program Terminated NEVADA CITY--The T ahoe National Forest Spring tree planting program has been brought to a close with the advent of the summer sunny weather, F orest Supervisor H, E, (Hank) Branagh announced today. This program was the largest one ever attempted on this National Forest and ranks among the all time high of any forest in the California Region. Statistics on the program are somewhat staggering. Some 2,390 acres were prepared for the planting of 1,024,000 trees. A planting force reached the peak of 133 persons. A newly developed mechanical planter was used constantly as well as "Little

Beavers’ (mechanical diggers carried by a two man planting team). Nine contracts were issued to tree planting firms. Four Tahoe forest crews worked with the mechanical planter, Little Beavers and hand tools. Of the trees planted, 932,000 were Ponderosa Pine, 70,00 Sugar Pine; 20, 000 DouglasFir, and 2,000 were Sierra Sequoias, planted near Foresthill. Plantings were madein the following areas: Foresthill , 476,000 trees; Camptonville, 162,000 trees; Truckee, 156,000 trees; Sierraville 164,000 trees, and on the Nevada City district, 46, 000 trees, Trees were planted by the planting machine on 434 acres; the Little Beaver mechanical planter was used on 200 acres; and hand planting was done on 1,754 acres, Supervisor Branagh stated that this years planting weather and ground conditions were nearly perfect. "We expect a high survival percentage” Branagh said “andif the 'normal' summer and fall weather prevails, these newly planted trees should get an excellent start for survival". CLASSIFIED: AD RATES _PPer line in first issue.. .16¢ [Per line in additional issues no changes)...++++.14¢ inimum charge... .80¢ 4 FOR SALE 1960 Hillman four door sedanlike new -only 22,000 . miles. by owner White side walls. . Best offer, Phone 273-2170 FOR SALE NEW FURNITURE Sheahan's Furniture 203 W.Main St. Ph, 273-2739 A to Z Supply 2 inch galvanized pipe 52¢ per foot. 120 E, MainSt G. V. Ph 273-6608 STAGE COACH ANTIQUES Marble tops, glass, ect. 242 Commerical, N.C. “FOR SALE ‘WORK WANTED Going out of Business, Entire stock laying hens and started’ pullets, equip. , cages& feed. cart, Rt 1 Box 552 G. V. Ph 273-7363. 14 Mo, old male Collie. Has had all shots altered. Loves Children, Ph 265-4621. 14 Bee Hives Rt 1 Box 973 G. V., or write for info, % Nugget Box 16, N, C. FOUND. 2 part Spaniel Puppies in vicinity of 7 Hills School Ph, 265-2113. NOTICE . trout fishing no license reSACRAMENTO --A review of California's new medical aid for the aged program has turned up 24 persons over 100 years of age, two of whom are 119, The State Department of Social Welfare stated this interesting fact was revealed: by a sample study of 3,852 case records out of a total 13,500 persons coming into this new aged medical care program during the first three months' operation January, February, and March of this year, All. of these " over -100" persons in the sample have been residents of California for at least 11 years, with average period of residency Medical Aid Study Uncovers 24 Centenarians being 46 years. One Alameda County woman, age 101, has ‘been a California resident 99 years. Los Angeles County has most of these aged (9). Five areinSanFrancisco; three in Alameda; two in Stanislaus County, and one each inButte, Placer, San Bernardino, San Diego, and Sacramento Counties. Election Correction We erred in reporting the. final election count in the 4th Supervisorial District. . The first three places are as follows: Blake 419 Jones 354 Gleason 346 Council Reaffirms Budget GRASS VALLEY---Only two proteststothe City's 1962-63 budget were registered at the meeting last night. However the final budget figure remainedthe same, $480,362.35 Jim Penaluna, a worker on thecity crew, and spokesman for the crew, appeared before the council and pointed out thatifthe$5 per month raise for the group went into effect next year thatthe men would actually have less take home pay per month. He suggested instead that the Council comply with the original request and grant $15 per month raise. But if the budget could not be stretched thatthe city crew would accept a legal holiday every time the City Hall closed, and would be willing to give up the $5 raise. After lenghty discussion the council determined that the workers would be able tohave all days off that the City Hall” is closed, with the exception of emergency work, and still have the $5 raise. The second protest was lodged by Ken Manuell, Director of Public Works,-He asked for more’ salary and for an assistant to help him do his many jobs. Manuell pointed out that he was in charge of streets, sewers, disposal plant, water, 2 parks, swimming pool, and all subdivision inspection. The Council rejected Manuells request for a raise as they had granted him what he had asked for in his budget but took the suggestion of hiring him an assistant under study. 11, 1962 Funds Allocated To Nevada County SACRAMENTO---An alocation of $15, 217 was made to Nevada County asits share of the May apportionment of highway users taxes, State Controller Alan Cranston reported recently. Cooperation Asked: By State Director SAN FRANCISCO--The Directors of three California State Departments today called upon the employing community for their earnest cooperation during Apprenticeship Month by developing job opportunities for apprentices, They said: "Thousands of California youth will be seeking apprenticeship and other on-the-job training opportunities and employment following the close of schools this month. "Through concerted efforts of the Joint Apprenticeship Committees, labor and management organizations, state and federal agencies, andthe local schools, it ishoped that many job opportunities can be provided for our young job seekers, "May we, therefore, solicit the active support and cooperation of the employing community, Joint Apprenticeship Committees and the the youth serving agencies, and organizations in developing job opportunities for apprentices and others seeking jobs”. . NEW POLE GOING IN..PG&Ecrewmen Preston Bilderback (L) and I. H. James drill a hole preparatory to the installation of anew pole at Union and Main Sts. in Nevada City. ' DRESSMAKING& Alterations r glass. ,Grass Valley. _ Olympia Trout Farm, At Lake Olympia. Rainbow quired. No limit. SERVICES Carpenter & Cabinet work. Repair anything in the line of wood. 265-4194WATER SYSTEMS Complete Installation Pumps, Pipe Line Ditching Water Purification COOK & McGUINN Phone 273-4455 INSIDE DECORATING Outside painting, Additions, Repairs, Sheet Rock, Guaranteed work, Polk & Lowe Ph 273-4870. PAYLESS TV& RADIO SERVICE All work guaranteed Buy, sell and trade. 533 Main St., Hills Flat, Phone 273-8547. Night:273-8104. for women and men in my home. Celesta Brunner, 825 Zion, NC for appointment call 265-2048 WINDSHIELDS REPLACED And all ‘other automobile Moule Paint & Glass Teenager Would like summer babysitting job-oldest of nine children = experienced. Kay Simpson +584 East Main St, 273-6096 G. V. For hire Junior High student . mechanically inclined. Ter‘ry Robbins Rt. 1 Box 569 A 273-7429, WORK WANTED Babysitting and or light housework wanted by experienced teenager. Good referances. Dianne Simpson. Age-15 584 East Main St. 273-6096 G. V. Mowing lawns, trim edges, weeding gardens, I rake up cut grass. Any day but Wed, Thank you. Kennie Simpson Age -12 -584East Main St. 273-6096. Experienced baby sitter, or car-hopping Susan Stevens 104 Marland Dr. G. V, ’ Ph 278-9993. th WANTED : Home for 3 kittens Ph 2651144 REAL ESTATE LISTINGS Home Busine Farm FOR RENT Toretired couple 1 bdrm furnished cottage $40 a mo, water& garbage pd, 519 Silva Ave, N. C, Ph 265-2581. UNF House with Guest House 10 acres on Limekiln Road 1 .mile off Hwy 49. Ph 273-4750 FOR SALE DRIVE BY -Then phone me for info, 3 bdrm home on knoll on Polaris Dr. Starbright Acres. 3 bdrmhome on Sunset Ave. Both homes are nearly new& for sale at FHA appraised price with 10% down payment of $2150 and $1550 respectively. My signs on property, ALFRED C, HURLBUT, Realtor & Multiple BrokerP. O, Box 1841, G. V. Ph 273-8742. Lot with old House--cornet Factory & Bridge St. $1,750 -Terms, owner, R. Amos 971 Palmer, San Pablo. Ph 233-9797. The forest fire season has arrived--be careful with fire anywhere, DEL ORO PHONE 273-6932 Wed, -Sat. June 27 -30 MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE John Wayne James Stewart . Plus BRUSHFIRE John Ireland Evertt Sloane Sun-T ues. July 1-4 SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH Paul Newman Geraldine Page Wed. oN ee 2 wy = ee ay 1 ® 218 } 3 St., Nevada City Open Thursday Evenings.. SPECIAL 1284 Square Feet Of Living Area AT A PRICE YOU WON'T BELIEVE Only SQ8A0 On Your Lot 535 .And We Do The Rest 1284 Sq. Ft. * Three extra large bedrooms. * Insulated ceiling. * Door chimes. * Oversized double garage. * 220 volts for dryer. * Cross buck front door, 9 lites. * Abundance of modern kitchen cabinets. * Washer and dryer space. * Two baths, master * 40 gal. gas water heater, fully guaranteed. * Abundance of forced air heat. * Shake Roof * Choice of gable or hip roof, * Decorative shutters on front windows. Living Area bath with’stall shower. (eS) Furnished by ~ fw] \ WILMAR. — 7 . HOMES Ph. 273-4486 Our Model Home Across From The Gold Center Club Has Been Tastefully DA Bonds Grass Valley . ——_ OF QUALITY. Nevada City wm HoOnw Oo Ds <<