June 8, 1966 (24 pages)

vaet a Th. os PN Re Oe Rx Bn BP te >= oe tay go = a cent tented Rteaupepainat.tome gael ee at a mete a ge eee a Caan it "6 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Tax Code Area 79-000 19582 Unknown 14-320 -27 4,94 19592 Jones, Herstle 14-330-13 26.92 19596 Norboe, Paul H 14-340-03 23.68 19602 Mineral Exploitation Trust 14-340 -10 11,40 19624 Unknown 15 -010-04 9.46 19665 Anderson, Fred W & Toni ‘15-080-06 22,38 19668 15-080-19 15,92 19697 Unknown (USA Unpat) 14-100-01 33.60 19700 PAID an, Wm & Edwina 14-100-04 27.97 19719 Unknown (USA Unpat) 14-100-28 11.04 19723 PAID 2resa 14-100-32 19,11 19728 Williams, Josephine (USA Unpat) 14-130 -03 19.10 19734 Unknown ; 14-130-09 = 27,16 AFFIDAVIT . STATE OF CALIFORNIA) _ ss. COUNTY OF NEVADA ) I, L. J. Twitchell, Tax Collector of Nevada County, State of Califomia, being first duly sworn on oath, say to the best of my knowledge and belief, that the taxes not marked “Paid” have not aid, been p L. J. Twitchell ~ Tax Collector of Nevada County State of California Subscribed and sworn to before me this h day of May, 1966 24th day o' 3 John T. Trauner County Auditor of Nevada County State of California ADDENDA TO DELINQUENT TAX LIST NOTICE In pursuance of Law, public notice is hereby given that, on the Ist day of July, 1966, at the hour of 10 o'clock A.M, of that day the undersigned Tax Collector of the County of Nevada, at his office in the City of Nevada City, State of California, will deed to the State, unless sooner redeemed, or an installment plan of redemption is initiated as provided by law, the real property: hereinafter described upon which date five or more years will have elapsed from the date of the sale of said property to the State. The amount for which the deed will be issued will be the total amount due for which it was soldto the State, said amount being ser forth in dollars and cents opposite the description of the property. If the property is deeded to the State, the right of redemption will terminate upon any subsequent sale by the State, All information concerning redemption will, upon request, be furnished by L. J. Twitchell, Tax Collector, Courthouse, Nevada City, California. Dated this 24th day of May, 1966 L. J. Twitchell Tax Collector of Nevada County State of California As provided by law, the State shall have the sole authority to receive all rents, issues and profits arising in any manner from the property so deeded to the State. The properties to be deeded and the subject of this notice are situated in the County of Nevada, State of California, and particularly described as follows: PROPERT Y SOLD TO‘THE STATE IN THE YEAR 1961 FOR THE TAXES, ASSESSMENTS AND OTHER CHARGES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1960-1961 No, 5 Sale 270 Parcel of land front. 60 ft. on Ely line of GV-NC Hwy. being ptn. of NE 1/4 of SW 1/4 of Sec, 13 Twp. 16 Range 8 20.44 No, 6 Sale 286 Parcel of land 417.42 ft. x 417.42 ft. being in N 1/2 of Sec. 35 Twp. 16 Range 3. 68,32 No. 7 Sale 294 Parcel of land front. 254,03 ft. on N Bloomfield Rd and being in SW 1/4 of Sec. 6 Twp. 16 Range 9 34,32 PROPERT Y SOLD TO THE STATE IN THE YEAR 1960 FOR THE TAXES, ASSESSMENTS AND OTHER CHARGES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1959-1960 DEFAULTED No. 19Sale 15 An Undiv 1/2 int. in and to: part of Lot 5 Blk 15 27.42 In Nevada City Lot 4 Bik 15 In Nevada City W No, 20 Sale 17 An Undiv 1/2 int. in and to: In Nevada City Lot 4 Blk 15 In Nevada City W part of Lot 5 Blk 15 35.01 No. 21 Sale 297 Frac'l NW 1/4 and Frac"l SW 1/4 of Sec 32 Twp 18 Range 10 Frac*l NE 1/4 of SE 1/4 of Sec 31 Twp 18 Range 10 SE 1/4 of SE 1/4 of SW 1/4-W 1/2 of SW 1/4 of SE 1/4 N 1/2of NE 1/4 of SW 1/4 of SE 1/4 (less 10 ac. to D Noon) of Sec 29 Twp 18 Range 10 Wtr rt and ditch on Humbug Cr. 3/4 mile from DeBour House, Capacity 150 inches ~ Sur, rts, to Lots 76 and 77 of Secs 31 and 32 Twp 18 Range 10 Headstart Program Begins This Month Plans are under way for the 1966 Summer Headstart Program. This is the second year for the program in Nevada County, The program runs for six weeks from June 27 through August 5. Children whowill enter school for the first tinie this coming -September and who come from families of low incomes are eligible. The program is designed to provide equal opportunity for these children ascompared to those students who come from more fortunate environments, A major change from last years Program is that much of the personnel working in the program must come from low income families. Applications are now being taken for these positions as well as for children enrolling in the program. Those interested should call 273-2675, Two classes will be in operation in the Washington School, Grass Valley and one class in Nevada City. Transportation will be furnished enrolled children. THIS DISPLAY in CurnowHalls window on Broad Street in Nevada City reiterates the theater groups' pleas for funds. (See todays editorial.) Nevada City Gets $3,657 From Liquor License Fees The city of Nevada City has received $3, 657 as its six-month share of the special fees paid by holders of alcoholic beverage licenses. The payment was made by the state's department of alcoholic beverage control which allocates 90% of all license fee money back to individual cities and counties where it is used to offset the costs of police and fire protection, schools, highways, hospitals and other government services. The remaining 10% goes into the state's general fund where it is used for similar purposes. The most recent payment was forthe six-month period ending Feb, 28, 1966. Nevada County as a whole, including the unincorporated area, received $24, 922 for the period. A package store beer and wine license costs the owner $37 with a yearly renewal fee of $12. A general on-sale tavern: license. costs $6,520 originally, with an annaul renewal fee of $580, while a beer and wine only tavern license costs $234, renewable yearly for $34. According toGeo, W. Ososke, executive secretary of the California Brewers Assn, , local governments throughout the state as awhole received $7,683,409 for the latest periodwhich, coupled with the $3, 908, 235 received for the period ending Aug. 31, 1965, makes an annual total of $11,591, 644. Tickets For The New Music Circus Season Are Now Going On Sale Producers Russelll.ewis and Howard Young announced that season ticket sales for the eight shows that make up the 16th season of the Sacramento Light Opera Association's Music Circus are moving briskly, As in the past the sales will be handled by the Civic Theater Box Office, 15th and H, Sacramento. The box office phone number is 441-3163, The season will open on Thursday, June 28rd. The first show is the recent London and New York success, Oliver! It will play foreleven nights and be followed by Annie Get Your Gun, My Fair Lady, Rosalinda, The Desert Song, Pal Joey, Carousel, and How to Succeed In Business Without Really Trying, which will run for two weeks, Persons buying season tickets will save 20 percent of the regular single ticket price. Scason tickets will be sold only for Sunday, Monday » Tuesday, or Thursday nights, Groups interested in using the Music Circus theater party plan for fundraising purposes can get further information by calling 487 -9303 in Sacramento, Music Circus is preseyted by the Sacramento Civic Theater and is sponsored by The Bee, KFBK, and KOVR, International Club Wins A Trophy Sierra College's International club was awarded a trophy as the. most active club this year, it was announced by Student Body Vice President Bob Giovanonni today. President of the club is Miss Janice Kent of Roseville, President elect for the fall is Patricia Weissof Grass Valley, with Placerville's Richard Foley and Nevada City’s Melody Webster vice president and secretary, The group held a party Saturday, June 4, at the home of Adviser Robert Essa in SunsetWhitney ranch to honor German Teacher Cliff Brau, who will be on sabbatical leave in Europe during 1966-67,

vaet a Th. os PN Re Oe Rx Bn BP te >= oe tay go = a cent tented Rteaupepainat.tome gael ee at a mete a ge eee a Caan it "6 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Tax Code Area 79-000 19582 Unknown 14-320 -27 4,94 19592 Jones, Herstle 14-330-13 26.92 19596 Norboe, Paul H 14-340-03 23.68 19602 Mineral Exploitation Trust 14-340 -10 11,40 19624 Unknown 15 -010-04 9.46 19665 Anderson, Fred W & Toni ‘15-080-06 22,38 19668 15-080-19 15,92 19697 Unknown (USA Unpat) 14-100-01 33.60 19700 PAID an, Wm & Edwina 14-100-04 27.97 19719 Unknown (USA Unpat) 14-100-28 11.04 19723 PAID 2resa 14-100-32 19,11 19728 Williams, Josephine (USA Unpat) 14-130 -03 19.10 19734 Unknown ; 14-130-09 = 27,16 AFFIDAVIT . STATE OF CALIFORNIA) _ ss. COUNTY OF NEVADA ) I, L. J. Twitchell, Tax Collector of Nevada County, State of Califomia, being first duly sworn on oath, say to the best of my knowledge and belief, that the taxes not marked “Paid” have not aid, been p L. J. Twitchell ~ Tax Collector of Nevada County State of California Subscribed and sworn to before me this h day of May, 1966 24th day o' 3 John T. Trauner County Auditor of Nevada County State of California ADDENDA TO DELINQUENT TAX LIST NOTICE In pursuance of Law, public notice is hereby given that, on the Ist day of July, 1966, at the hour of 10 o'clock A.M, of that day the undersigned Tax Collector of the County of Nevada, at his office in the City of Nevada City, State of California, will deed to the State, unless sooner redeemed, or an installment plan of redemption is initiated as provided by law, the real property: hereinafter described upon which date five or more years will have elapsed from the date of the sale of said property to the State. The amount for which the deed will be issued will be the total amount due for which it was soldto the State, said amount being ser forth in dollars and cents opposite the description of the property. If the property is deeded to the State, the right of redemption will terminate upon any subsequent sale by the State, All information concerning redemption will, upon request, be furnished by L. J. Twitchell, Tax Collector, Courthouse, Nevada City, California. Dated this 24th day of May, 1966 L. J. Twitchell Tax Collector of Nevada County State of California As provided by law, the State shall have the sole authority to receive all rents, issues and profits arising in any manner from the property so deeded to the State. The properties to be deeded and the subject of this notice are situated in the County of Nevada, State of California, and particularly described as follows: PROPERT Y SOLD TO‘THE STATE IN THE YEAR 1961 FOR THE TAXES, ASSESSMENTS AND OTHER CHARGES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1960-1961 No, 5 Sale 270 Parcel of land front. 60 ft. on Ely line of GV-NC Hwy. being ptn. of NE 1/4 of SW 1/4 of Sec, 13 Twp. 16 Range 8 20.44 No, 6 Sale 286 Parcel of land 417.42 ft. x 417.42 ft. being in N 1/2 of Sec. 35 Twp. 16 Range 3. 68,32 No. 7 Sale 294 Parcel of land front. 254,03 ft. on N Bloomfield Rd and being in SW 1/4 of Sec. 6 Twp. 16 Range 9 34,32 PROPERT Y SOLD TO THE STATE IN THE YEAR 1960 FOR THE TAXES, ASSESSMENTS AND OTHER CHARGES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1959-1960 DEFAULTED No. 19Sale 15 An Undiv 1/2 int. in and to: part of Lot 5 Blk 15 27.42 In Nevada City Lot 4 Bik 15 In Nevada City W No, 20 Sale 17 An Undiv 1/2 int. in and to: In Nevada City Lot 4 Blk 15 In Nevada City W part of Lot 5 Blk 15 35.01 No. 21 Sale 297 Frac'l NW 1/4 and Frac"l SW 1/4 of Sec 32 Twp 18 Range 10 Frac*l NE 1/4 of SE 1/4 of Sec 31 Twp 18 Range 10 SE 1/4 of SE 1/4 of SW 1/4-W 1/2 of SW 1/4 of SE 1/4 N 1/2of NE 1/4 of SW 1/4 of SE 1/4 (less 10 ac. to D Noon) of Sec 29 Twp 18 Range 10 Wtr rt and ditch on Humbug Cr. 3/4 mile from DeBour House, Capacity 150 inches ~ Sur, rts, to Lots 76 and 77 of Secs 31 and 32 Twp 18 Range 10 Headstart Program Begins This Month Plans are under way for the 1966 Summer Headstart Program. This is the second year for the program in Nevada County, The program runs for six weeks from June 27 through August 5. Children whowill enter school for the first tinie this coming -September and who come from families of low incomes are eligible. The program is designed to provide equal opportunity for these children ascompared to those students who come from more fortunate environments, A major change from last years Program is that much of the personnel working in the program

must come from low income families. Applications are now being taken for these positions as well as for children enrolling in the program. Those interested should call 273-2675, Two classes will be in operation in the Washington School, Grass Valley and one class in Nevada City. Transportation will be furnished enrolled children. THIS DISPLAY in CurnowHalls window on Broad Street in Nevada City reiterates the theater groups' pleas for funds. (See todays editorial.) Nevada City Gets $3,657 From Liquor License Fees The city of Nevada City has received $3, 657 as its six-month share of the special fees paid by holders of alcoholic beverage licenses. The payment was made by the state's department of alcoholic beverage control which allocates 90% of all license fee money back to individual cities and counties where it is used to offset the costs of police and fire protection, schools, highways, hospitals and other government services. The remaining 10% goes into the state's general fund where it is used for similar purposes. The most recent payment was forthe six-month period ending Feb, 28, 1966. Nevada County as a whole, including the unincorporated area, received $24, 922 for the period. A package store beer and wine license costs the owner $37 with a yearly renewal fee of $12. A general on-sale tavern: license. costs $6,520 originally, with an annaul renewal fee of $580, while a beer and wine only tavern license costs $234, renewable yearly for $34. According toGeo, W. Ososke, executive secretary of the California Brewers Assn, , local governments throughout the state as awhole received $7,683,409 for the latest periodwhich, coupled with the $3, 908, 235 received for the period ending Aug. 31, 1965, makes an annual total of $11,591, 644. Tickets For The New Music Circus Season Are Now Going On Sale Producers Russelll.ewis and Howard Young announced that season ticket sales for the eight shows that make up the 16th season of the Sacramento Light Opera Association's Music Circus are moving briskly, As in the past the sales will be handled by the Civic Theater Box Office, 15th and H, Sacramento. The box office phone number is 441-3163, The season will open on Thursday, June 28rd. The first show is the recent London and New York success, Oliver! It will play foreleven nights and be followed by Annie Get Your Gun, My Fair Lady, Rosalinda, The Desert Song, Pal Joey, Carousel, and How to Succeed In Business Without Really Trying, which will run for two weeks, Persons buying season tickets will save 20 percent of the regular single ticket price. Scason tickets will be sold only for Sunday, Monday » Tuesday, or Thursday nights, Groups interested in using the Music Circus theater party plan for fundraising purposes can get further information by calling 487 -9303 in Sacramento, Music Circus is preseyted by the Sacramento Civic Theater and is sponsored by The Bee, KFBK, and KOVR, International Club Wins A Trophy Sierra College's International club was awarded a trophy as the. most active club this year, it was announced by Student Body Vice President Bob Giovanonni today. President of the club is Miss Janice Kent of Roseville, President elect for the fall is Patricia Weissof Grass Valley, with Placerville's Richard Foley and Nevada City’s Melody Webster vice president and secretary, The group held a party Saturday, June 4, at the home of Adviser Robert Essa in SunsetWhitney ranch to honor German Teacher Cliff Brau, who will be on sabbatical leave in Europe during 1966-67,