March 20, 1963 (8 pages)

tame . ) ” It * % . Pj *x * * pl tn . i Nevada County NUGGET.Wednesday March 20, 1963 .-Page 3 ~ “LEGAL NOTICE . LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE IN. THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNT Y OF NEVADA STATE OF CALIFORNIA Regular ADJOURNED Meeting; March 14, 1963 -Present: JOHN T, TRAUNER, Clerk; WM. J. CASSETTARI, Ass't District Attorney The meeting was called to order at 10:00 A.M. and all members of the Board were noted as present. The Minutes of the previous meeting were read to theBoard by the Clerk, and, upon motion, were duly approved as read. The Auditor presented the ‘Board with the Claims Register showing thereon the claims due and payable by the County and, upon motion, the Chairman was au-. thorized to sign the Claims Register thereby releasing the following Warrants for payment. Central California FEDERAL ep hapeatal LUBURA LOANS for You FUNDS. WARRANTS General “ 6826-6 Exploitation © Capital Outlay Fish and Game , AMOUNTS $9,417.98. 250.00: 34.43 342.36 Dr. C. Jackson Rayburn, Medical Director of the County Hospital, appeared and stated that Sierra College had requested the Nevada County Hospital to conduct a Licensed Vocational Nurse Training program in September of 1963. Upon Dr. Rayburn's recommendation, the Board authorized the Program. Upon motion, Mr. H.A. Dalton was appointed to the County Board of Trade. The County Clerk presented the Board with Proposed Resolution 63-24 (a Resolution supporting Assembly Bill 916) and, upon motion, the Resolution was adopted. The Clerk presented the Board with Proposed Resolution 63-25 (a Resolution establishing Board Policy on T ax Deeded Land Sales) and, upon motion, the Resolution was adopted. ~ The Probation Officer ap_ peared and requested that he be granted an additional Deputy Probation Officer and clerk-typist in his department and, after discussion, the matter was deferred. The County Purchasing A gent appeared before the” Board and rendered the report of his department. Upon motion, the Board Til BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY Grass Valley ss budget priced \\ . easy to install . Zp Cobra The soft, warm beauty of fine wood paneling, its maintenance-free features and its wide variety of wood species, make it the ideal background for decorating effects in the living room. STOP IN AND SEE OUR LARGE DISPLAY OF FINE WOOD PANELING San Francisco's only garden hotel delights you with all the amenities of fine living. styled guest rooms. Unique Garden Restaurant patio individually heated for year-around outdoor dining. dinner dancing under the. stars. Coffee House. 24-hour Garage Service. Transportation at door Murray Lehr, Managing Director Write direct or see your Travel Agent. Reservations: GRaystone 4 6464 in OAKLAND. BERKELEY California Phone 273-6105 adjourned to reconvene at 1:30 P.M, AFTERNOON SESSION The Board reconvened at 1:40 P.M. and it was noted that all members of the Board were present, Mr. Robert Hatch, representing the Division of Beaches and Parks, appeared before the Board and rendered a progress report on the Malakoff Diggings State Park. Mr, Willard Rose, Chairman of the Nevada County Conservation Council, appeared before the Board and requested that the Board consider granting the sum of $200 tobe used in conservation work and, upon motion, the request was granted. Mr. James Tipton, Attorney-at-law, appeared before the B oard representing the Association of Students at the University of California and appealed to the Board for a variance of the Building Inspector's ruling on the use of a ski lodge by the Association. After a ruling by the District Attorney's office, the matter was continued to April 1, 1963. Mr. Edward Fellersen, Superintendent of Schools, appeared before the Board and presented the B oard with a petition of the residents of the Kentucky Flat School District calling for a public hearing ona change of boundaries of that school district. Mr. Fellersen stated that the meeting had been set for May 1, 1963, and the Board concurred with the date set. Mr. Robert Radovich, Supervisor of Placer County, appeared before the Board and rendered a progress report on the Tri-County Pact on the Camp Beale roads. Mr. Radovich stated that progress had been made and &i' that Yuba, Placer, and Nevada Counties should stand together in solving the road status question equitably with State and Federal coopjation. The County Road Commissioner appeared before the Board and rendered the report of his department and presented the Board with a Joint Use Agreement with the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company and, upon motion, the agreement was accepted. Upon motion, the County Auditor's Inventory Report was accepted and the Clerk was directed to issue an Order tothe County Auditor directing said Auditor to perpetu_ es inventory system. . Hillis Hubbard apaed before the Board and stated that he had been working ona survey to determine whether or not a County Cham ber of Commerce would be’ more beneficial to {the County than the present Board of Trade. A poll of the Board indicated that the survey should be continued. . The City Manager of the City of Nevada City appeared before the Board and Enjoy Continental Charm in the center of SAN FRANCISCO'S Theater. . requested the County to consider granting some monetary relieftothe City for the maintenance ofthe City Dump and the matter was deferred until April 1, 1963. submitted a written report on subdivision road specification exceptions and, upon motion, the report was accepted. The Clerk presented the Board with a certified copy of Ordinance No. 309 of the City of Nevada City notifying the Board of a change in the ratio-of the Sales Tax revenue. TheOrdinance was accepted and ordered filed. Upon motion, the Board adjourned to meet again on April1, 1963 at 10:00 A.M, andthetime of adjournment was noted as 4:07 p.m. EXCERPT CERTIFICATION I, JHNT. TRAUNER, County Clerk and Ex-officiClerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada, State of California, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true Excerpt of the Minutes of the Meeting of the Board of Supervisors held on the 14 day of March, 1963. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto affixed my Hand and Official Seal this 15 day of March, 1963. Seal s/JOHN T. TRAUNER County Clerk and Ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors County of Nevada The Planning Commission . LEGAL NOTICE LEO J. TODD Attorney at Law 123 Bank Street Grass Valley, California Telephone: 273-4413 Attormey for Petitioner IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALICOUNT Y°‘OF NEVADA No. 13437 IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF DENNIS GARRY PORTER, for change of name. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME WHEREAS, JEAN W. GILL has filed her petition with the clerk of this Court for permission tochange the name of her minor child from DENNIS GARRY PORTER to DENNIS GARRY GILL: now, therefore, it is hereby ordered that all persons interested inthe matter aforesaid appear at said Court in the Court House on the 19th day of April, 1963, at 10:00 p.m. of said day, and then and there show cause, if any they have, why said application for change of name should not be granted. It is further ordered that a copy of this order to show cause be published in The Nugget, a newspaper of general circulation, published in Nevada County, for four (4) consecutive weeks. Shopping. Business District IndividuallyTariff from $8 Teletype: OA520 The Claremont Holel Glpmorous resort setting — 22 acres of gordens. Overlooks the Bay. 20 miavtes from downtown Sen Francisca, DATED: This 7th day of March, 1963. VERNON STOLL Judge of Nevada County State of California Publish March 13, 20, 27, April 3, 1963. wi [ajlow lanceolate, one is not always privileged FAIRY BELL, Disporum hookeri, Lily-of-the-Valley Family Greenish-white bell shaped flowers try so hard to hide from view by hanging down, beneath the large, oblongribbed leaves, which spread like a roof above them, The dull coloration of the blossoms, helps them in this deceptive scheme, but the alert hiker will push the branches to investigate and be richly rewarded. The plant, which is a perennial, stands from one to two feet tall and has a trim, well-groomed appearance, Blossoms are most usually in groups of two but sometimes form as many as six to a cluster. The shaded woods provides the habitat for these lovely lilies and they are quite common here, although one doesn't always find plants that produce blooms. One shaded slope off the Quaker Hill road.is well covered with the plants but I have never found flowers on them. Another popular name, Gold Drops, is due to the rich salmon-red pear-shaped berries that succeed the flowers. Since the animals and birds are fond of these berries, _ PHILLIPS---in hef home March 11, 1963, Phillips. She was Richard L. of Richard E. Gassaway andJudith Ann and Pamela Phillips, all of Grass Valley; and sister of Raymond Hannigan of Nebraska, Evelyn Trupp of San Diego; and daughter of Lena Harrigan of Nebraska. She was a native of Oakland aged 50 years. Catholic funeral services were held in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary chapel March 15. Burial was in St. Patricks Cemetery. +F+ tt HARP---in his home in Grass Valley, March 1963, Ben Harp. He was the husband of Evelyn and father of one son, five daughters. Two brothers and two sisters-are living outside California. He was a member of the Mason Lodge, Odd Fellows and the American Legion. He was a retired electrician and one of the few living fighter pilots who flew in World War I. He was a resident of Grass Valley for four years aged 70 years. Funeral services were held in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary chapel underthe auspices of the Odd Fellows Lodge March 18. Burial was in the IOOF Cemetery. +++ + ABRAHAM ---in her home in Grass Valley, March 13, 1963, LeahI. Abraham. She was the wife of JamesF. Abraham of Grass Valley; of the Week by Lillian Mott Deaths aur: < %, ee % mother ofJamesjr., of Nevada City, Marilyn Pello of Nevada City, and DorothyMorrison of San Bernardino. She was a native of Idaho aged 53 years. She was past president of the Union Hill ‘Parent Teachers Association anda member of the Eastern Star. She was a licensed vocational nurse. Funeral services were held in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary chapel . March 18. Burial was in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. ++ +++ VALLON ---in the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital March 16, 1963, Arthur Vallon. He was the husband of Matilda Vallon of Chicago Park and father of Robert C, Vallon of Carmel. He was a native of Los Angeles aged 80 years. He was a retired barber and carpenter and came to Chicago Park in 1950. Graveside services willbeheld March 22 in the Ingleside Park Cemetery in Ingleside, California. ++ ++ + BLAKE---in the Grass Valley home of her sister Mrs. Ethel Paynter on March 17, 1963, Anna Louise Blake. She is alsosurvived bya brother C arroll Ashburn of Plainfield, New Jersey. She was a native of Belmont, Nevada, aged 89 years. She wasa skilled artist. Catholic funeral services were held March 19 in St. Patricks Catholic Church. w.2. BMITE es to find them, SEWELER 2° Al West At Norfolk USS INDEPENDENCE---Almon C. West, aviation storekeeper thirdclass, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie R. West of Route 1, Nevada City, is serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Independence, currently at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, Va. ‘EXPERT PRINTING as Printing For Every Purpose «*xC IRC ULARS **xSTATIONERY **x MAIL PIECES **BILLsS **xFORMS and PUBLISHING 712 W. Main St. GRASS VALLEY > = phone 273-4590 NEVADA CO. PRINTING . Forest Service Ladies To Hold FORNIA IN AND FOR THE . Monthly Meeting GRASS VALLEY ---The monthly meeting of the Forest Service Ladies will be held March 28 at The Office in Grass Valley. Co-hostesses Hazel Taylor and Helen Allison announced ' that Marcena Welker of North San Juan will perform a ballet dance. Our Used Car Lot 627 So. Auburn St. roe = as ela ee om arn Davesvan« STORAGE . 4 ease wmaer FREE ESTIMATES Prieta & STORAGE @ vou ever mavt 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781 THE BEST MOVE Hartman's Chevrolet-Oldsmobile TH ANNIVERSARY SALE Open All Day Sunday ee ee ee Passenger Cars "61 Oldsmobile 98 Holiday, 4 Door. All ower, low mileage. $2995.00 ’61 Chevrolet Impala 2 Door Hardtop. All power, low mileage. $2399.00 Specials 61 Ford 4 Door, good 6 cyl motor, automatic, heater $895.00 58 Ford 4 Door Hardtop Fairlane, V8 motor, automatic $550.00 "57 Mercery Monterey 4 Door, automatic, radio and heater 95.00 "54 Cadillac 2 Door Hardtop, Power steering, radio and heater $595.00 °61 Monza 4 Door, std. 3 sp ed trans. Real clean, radio & heater. $1795.00 "59 Plymovth Fury, 2 Door Hardtop. Big motor and std. trans. $1295.00 58 Chevrolet Impala, 2Door Hardtop, V8 motor, mew std. trans $1195.00 We wish to extend sincere thanks to the residents of western Nevada County for making the past 6 years truly wonderful for us. We stage this sale as token of our sincere appreciation. Station Wagons. 60 Chevrolet Parkwood 4 Dr. , V-8 Powerglide. Air Condition $2195.00 "59 Chevrolet. Brookwood 4 Door V8, with overdrive, ragio and heater $1395.00 56 Ford Country Sedan 9 Pass. 4 door, V8 automatic "62 Corvair Corvan owner $1995.00 Pickups ‘61 CORVAIR transmission, heater. $1795.00 ‘60 CHEVROLET 1/2 Ton, rebuilt 6 cyl motor, 4 spd. Many extras. $1595.00 ‘58 WILLYS 1 TonStake. 4 wheel drive. Good motor and rubber. $1195.00 'S7 CHEVROLET 1/2 Ton, 3 speed, reconditioned. Good rubber. 95.00 Pan $895.00 1/2Tonwith Camper, 4 spd. Sportsmen "62 Corvette Hardtop, 340 motor, 4speed, only 10,000 miles $3995.00 "60 Oldsmobile Convertible 98. All power, plus radio and heater $2395.00 °61 Monze 2 Door, 102 motor, 4 speed, many extras, $2095.00 "60 Sprite Rdst. with removable hardtop, 4 ; d. Real clean. $1095.00 els 61 Ford Econoline 4 speed, low mileage, local. cyl. 3speed, heater, local owner $1395.00 HARTMANaisosi 57 Karman Ghia 2 Door Hardtop, 4 speed. “Mileage Getter. “ $995.00

tame . ) ” It * % . Pj *x * * pl tn . i Nevada County NUGGET..Wednesday March 20, 1963 .-Page 3 ~ “LEGAL NOTICE . LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE IN. THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNT Y OF NEVADA STATE OF CALIFORNIA Regular ADJOURNED Meeting; March 14, 1963 -Present: JOHN T, TRAUNER, Clerk; WM. J. CASSETTARI, Ass't District Attorney The meeting was called to order at 10:00 A.M. and all members of the Board were noted as present. The Minutes of the previous meeting were read to theBoard by the Clerk, and, upon motion, were duly approved as read. The Auditor presented the ‘Board with the Claims Register showing thereon the claims due and payable by the County and, upon motion, the Chairman was au-. thorized to sign the Claims Register thereby releasing the following Warrants for payment. Central California FEDERAL ep hapeatal LUBURA LOANS for You FUNDS. WARRANTS General “ 6826-6 Exploitation © Capital Outlay Fish and Game , AMOUNTS $9,417.98. 250.00: 34.43 342.36 Dr. C. Jackson Rayburn, Medical Director of the County Hospital, appeared and stated that Sierra College had requested the Nevada County Hospital to conduct a Licensed Vocational Nurse Training program in September of 1963. Upon Dr. Rayburn's recommendation, the Board authorized the Program. Upon motion, Mr. H.A. Dalton was appointed to the County Board of Trade. The County Clerk presented the Board with Proposed Resolution 63-24 (a Resolution supporting Assembly Bill 916) and, upon motion, the Resolution was adopted. The Clerk presented the Board with Proposed Resolution 63-25 (a Resolution establishing Board Policy on T ax Deeded Land Sales) and, upon motion, the Resolution was adopted. ~ The Probation Officer ap_ peared and requested that he be granted an additional Deputy Probation Officer and clerk-typist in his department and, after discussion, the matter was deferred. The County Purchasing A gent appeared before the” Board and rendered the report of his department. Upon motion, the Board Til BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY Grass Valley ss budget priced \\ .. easy to install . Zp Cobra The soft, warm beauty of fine wood paneling, its maintenance-free features and its wide variety of wood species, make it the ideal background for decorating effects in the living room. STOP IN AND SEE OUR LARGE DISPLAY OF FINE WOOD PANELING San Francisco's only garden hotel delights you with all the amenities of fine living. styled guest rooms. Unique Garden Restaurant patio individually heated for year-around outdoor dining.. dinner dancing under the. stars. Coffee House. 24-hour Garage Service. Transportation at door Murray Lehr, Managing Director Write direct or see your Travel Agent. Reservations: GRaystone 4 6464 in OAKLAND. BERKELEY California Phone 273-6105 adjourned to reconvene at 1:30 P.M, AFTERNOON SESSION The Board reconvened at 1:40 P.M. and it was noted that all members of the Board were present, Mr. Robert Hatch, representing the Division of Beaches and Parks, appeared before the Board and rendered a progress report on the Malakoff Diggings State Park. Mr, Willard Rose, Chairman of the Nevada County Conservation Council, appeared before the Board and requested that the Board consider granting the sum of $200 tobe used in conservation work and, upon motion, the request was granted. Mr. James Tipton, Attorney-at-law, appeared before the B oard representing the Association of Students at the University of California and appealed to the Board for a variance of the Building Inspector's ruling on the use of a ski lodge by the Association. After a ruling by the District Attorney's office, the matter was continued to April 1, 1963. Mr. Edward Fellersen, Superintendent of Schools, appeared before the Board and presented the B oard with a petition of the residents of the Kentucky Flat School District calling for a public hearing ona change of boundaries of that school district. Mr. Fellersen stated that the meeting had been set for May 1, 1963, and the Board concurred with the date set. Mr. Robert Radovich, Supervisor of Placer County, appeared before the Board and rendered a progress report on the Tri-County Pact on the Camp Beale roads. Mr. Radovich stated that progress had been made and &i' that Yuba, Placer, and Nevada Counties should stand together in solving the road status question equitably with State and Federal coopjation. The County Road Commissioner appeared before the Board and rendered the report of his department and presented the Board with a Joint Use Agreement with the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company and, upon motion, the agreement was accepted. Upon motion, the County Auditor's Inventory Report was accepted and the Clerk was directed to issue an Order tothe County Auditor directing said Auditor to perpetu_ es inventory system. . Hillis Hubbard apaed before the Board and stated that he had been working ona survey to determine whether or not a County Cham ber of Commerce would be’ more beneficial to {the County than the present Board of Trade. A poll of the Board indicated that the survey should be continued. . The City Manager of the City of Nevada City appeared before the Board and Enjoy Continental Charm in the center of SAN FRANCISCO'S Theater. . requested the County to consider granting some monetary relieftothe City for the maintenance ofthe City Dump and the matter was deferred until April 1, 1963. submitted a written report on subdivision road specification exceptions and, upon motion, the report was accepted. The Clerk presented the Board with a certified copy of Ordinance No. 309 of the City of Nevada City notifying the Board of a change in the ratio-of the Sales Tax revenue. TheOrdinance was accepted and ordered filed. Upon motion, the Board adjourned to meet again on April1, 1963 at 10:00 A.M, andthetime of adjournment was noted as 4:07 p.m. EXCERPT CERTIFICATION I, JHNT. TRAUNER, County Clerk and Ex-officiClerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Nevada, State of California, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true Excerpt of the Minutes of the Meeting of the Board of Supervisors held on the 14 day of March, 1963. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto affixed my Hand and Official Seal this 15 day of March, 1963. Seal s/JOHN T. TRAUNER County Clerk and Ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors County of Nevada The Planning Commission . LEGAL NOTICE LEO J. TODD Attorney at Law 123 Bank Street Grass Valley, California Telephone: 273-4413 Attormey for Petitioner IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALICOUNT Y°‘OF NEVADA No. 13437 IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF DENNIS GARRY PORTER, for change of name. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF NAME WHEREAS, JEAN W. GILL has filed her petition with the clerk of this Court for permission tochange the name of her minor child from DENNIS GARRY PORTER to DENNIS GARRY GILL: now, therefore, it is hereby ordered that all persons interested inthe matter aforesaid appear at said Court in the Court House on the 19th day of April, 1963, at 10:00 p.m. of said day, and then and there show cause, if any they have, why said application for change of name should not be granted. It is further ordered that a copy of this order to show cause be published in The Nugget, a newspaper of general circulation, published in Nevada County, for four (4) consecutive weeks. Shopping.. Business District IndividuallyTariff from $8 Teletype: OA520 The Claremont Holel Glpmorous resort setting — 22 acres of gordens. Overlooks the Bay. 20 miavtes from downtown Sen Francisca, DATED: This 7th day of March, 1963. VERNON STOLL Judge of Nevada County State of California Publish March 13, 20, 27, April 3, 1963.

wi [ajlow lanceolate, one is not always privileged FAIRY BELL, Disporum hookeri, Lily-of-the-Valley Family Greenish-white bell shaped flowers try so hard to hide from view by hanging down, beneath the large, oblongribbed leaves, which spread like a roof above them, The dull coloration of the blossoms, helps them in this deceptive scheme, but the alert hiker will push the branches to investigate and be richly rewarded. The plant, which is a perennial, stands from one to two feet tall and has a trim, well-groomed appearance, Blossoms are most usually in groups of two but sometimes form as many as six to a cluster. The shaded woods provides the habitat for these lovely lilies and they are quite common here, although one doesn't always find plants that produce blooms. One shaded slope off the Quaker Hill road.is well covered with the plants but I have never found flowers on them. Another popular name, Gold Drops, is due to the rich salmon-red pear-shaped berries that succeed the flowers. Since the animals and birds are fond of these berries, _ PHILLIPS---in hef home March 11, 1963, Phillips. She was Richard L. of Richard E. Gassaway andJudith Ann and Pamela Phillips, all of Grass Valley; and sister of Raymond Hannigan of Nebraska, Evelyn Trupp of San Diego; and daughter of Lena Harrigan of Nebraska. She was a native of Oakland aged 50 years. Catholic funeral services were held in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary chapel March 15. Burial was in St. Patricks Cemetery. +F+ tt HARP---in his home in Grass Valley, March 1963, Ben Harp. He was the husband of Evelyn and father of one son, five daughters. Two brothers and two sisters-are living outside California. He was a member of the Mason Lodge, Odd Fellows and the American Legion. He was a retired electrician and one of the few living fighter pilots who flew in World War I. He was a resident of Grass Valley for four years aged 70 years. Funeral services were held in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary chapel underthe auspices of the Odd Fellows Lodge March 18. Burial was in the IOOF Cemetery. +++ + ABRAHAM ---in her home in Grass Valley, March 13, 1963, LeahI. Abraham. She was the wife of JamesF. Abraham of Grass Valley; of the Week by Lillian Mott Deaths aur: < %, ee % mother ofJamesjr., of Nevada City, Marilyn Pello of Nevada City, and DorothyMorrison of San Bernardino. She was a native of Idaho aged 53 years. She was past president of the Union Hill ‘Parent Teachers Association anda member of the Eastern Star. She was a licensed vocational nurse. Funeral services were held in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary chapel . March 18. Burial was in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. ++ +++ VALLON ---in the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital March 16, 1963, Arthur Vallon. He was the husband of Matilda Vallon of Chicago Park and father of Robert C, Vallon of Carmel. He was a native of Los Angeles aged 80 years. He was a retired barber and carpenter and came to Chicago Park in 1950. Graveside services willbeheld March 22 in the Ingleside Park Cemetery in Ingleside, California. ++ ++ + BLAKE---in the Grass Valley home of her sister Mrs. Ethel Paynter on March 17, 1963, Anna Louise Blake. She is alsosurvived bya brother C arroll Ashburn of Plainfield, New Jersey. She was a native of Belmont, Nevada, aged 89 years. She wasa skilled artist. Catholic funeral services were held March 19 in St. Patricks Catholic Church. w.2. BMITE es to find them, SEWELER 2° Al West At Norfolk USS INDEPENDENCE---Almon C. West, aviation storekeeper thirdclass, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie R. West of Route 1, Nevada City, is serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Independence, currently at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, Va. ‘EXPERT PRINTING as Printing For Every Purpose «*xC IRC ULARS **xSTATIONERY **x MAIL PIECES **BILLsS **xFORMS and PUBLISHING 712 W. Main St. GRASS VALLEY > = phone 273-4590 NEVADA CO. PRINTING . Forest Service Ladies To Hold FORNIA IN AND FOR THE . Monthly Meeting GRASS VALLEY ---The monthly meeting of the Forest Service Ladies will be held March 28 at The Office in Grass Valley. Co-hostesses Hazel Taylor and Helen Allison announced ' that Marcena Welker of North San Juan will perform a ballet dance. Our Used Car Lot 627 So. Auburn St. roe = as ela ee om arn Davesvan« STORAGE . 4 ease wmaer FREE ESTIMATES Prieta & STORAGE @ vou ever mavt 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781 THE BEST MOVE Hartman's Chevrolet-Oldsmobile TH ANNIVERSARY SALE Open All Day Sunday ee ee ee Passenger Cars "61 Oldsmobile 98 Holiday, 4 Door. All ower, low mileage. $2995.00 ’61 Chevrolet Impala 2 Door Hardtop. All power, low mileage. $2399.00 Specials 61 Ford 4 Door, good 6 cyl motor, automatic, heater $895.00 58 Ford 4 Door Hardtop Fairlane, V8 motor, automatic $550.00 "57 Mercery Monterey 4 Door, automatic, radio and heater 95.00 "54 Cadillac 2 Door Hardtop, Power steering, radio and heater $595.00 °61 Monza 4 Door, std. 3 sp ed trans. Real clean, radio & heater. $1795.00 "59 Plymovth Fury, 2 Door Hardtop. Big motor and std. trans. $1295.00 58 Chevrolet Impala, 2Door Hardtop, V8 motor, mew std. trans $1195.00 We wish to extend sincere thanks to the residents of western Nevada County for making the past 6 years truly wonderful for us. We stage this sale as token of our sincere appreciation. Station Wagons. 60 Chevrolet Parkwood 4 Dr. , V-8 Powerglide. Air Condition $2195.00 "59 Chevrolet. Brookwood 4 Door V8, with overdrive, ragio and heater $1395.00 56 Ford Country Sedan 9 Pass. 4 door, V8 automatic "62 Corvair Corvan owner $1995.00 Pickups ‘61 CORVAIR transmission, heater. $1795.00 ‘60 CHEVROLET 1/2 Ton, rebuilt 6 cyl motor, 4 spd. Many extras. $1595.00 ‘58 WILLYS 1 TonStake. 4 wheel drive. Good motor and rubber. $1195.00 'S7 CHEVROLET 1/2 Ton, 3 speed, reconditioned. Good rubber. 95.00 Pan $895.00 1/2Tonwith Camper, 4 spd. Sportsmen "62 Corvette Hardtop, 340 motor, 4speed, only 10,000 miles $3995.00 "60 Oldsmobile Convertible 98. All power, plus radio and heater $2395.00 °61 Monze 2 Door, 102 motor, 4 speed, many extras, $2095.00 "60 Sprite Rdst. with removable hardtop, 4 ; d. Real clean. $1095.00 els 61 Ford Econoline 4 speed, low mileage, local. cyl. 3speed, heater, local owner $1395.00 HARTMANaisosi 57 Karman Ghia 2 Door Hardtop, 4 speed. “Mileage Getter. “ $995.00