March 4, 1965 (24 pages)

Grass Valley Trustee Seats Up For Purchases A Chlorinator. (Continued from Page 1) The council voted to place an immediate long distance call to the firm of Wallace and Tierman in San Francisco to purchase the new chlorine device. Hodge expressed the hope that-installation could be completed by March 1. The chlorine injector will be installed and tested by an engineer and chemist from the firm. The cost will be $870 plus freight and sales tax. The mayor explained that water in Pennsylvania Reservoir would now be doubly protected. It was water from this storage area that flunked a February purity test. He stated Pennsylvania Reservoir water, which is drawn from the Alta Street Reservoir, often lay stagnant and thus lost its --chlorination because of low water usage in the winter months. Hodge also reported that he asked Dr. Rayburn about procedures to be followed by city personnel in the event of medical emergencies. Apparently, police and firemen have had trouble in the past locating a physician that would come to the scene of an emergency. Hodge said Dr. Rayburn had recommended thecity pass a standing order that an ambulance be called and an emergency victim be taken to a hospital, where he would receive speedy. medical attention. ° On the advice of city attorney William Cassettari that "we would be sticking out our neck” by pass~ ing an ordinance whereby the city might be held liable if a patient was harmfully moved without a doctor's consent, no motion on the matter was introduced. SPECIAL en RL “(Continued from Page 1) Union District in the Penn Valley area will be asked to appreve a $45,000 bond issue and to give authorization for state loan of £197,000 to expand the school Mayor Hodge Says Grass Valley ToHave Safe Water (Continued from Page 1) meeting to Grass Valley resident Loy L. Vose that city water had passed all purification tests was made in good faith. He explained that all previous reports up to the month of February were satisfactory, andthat he had not received the February report when he made his statement. Hodge mentioned that County Health officer Dr. C. Jackson Rayburn had told him that the water situation was not as serious as it appeared, and that his Februare 23 letter to the city council was intended to inform the city that it might be liable for damages in the event of a water borne epidemic if the situation at Pennsylvania Reservoir was not cor — rected, Public Works Director Art Colon said published reports in the local daily paper that the city had taken no action after receiving a report from the State Health Department were untrue. Councilman Richard Hales complained that the water pollution problem was being blown out of «proportion by the press, ‘and that all the actions of the city were not being reported. The mayor emphasized that the city would take all necessary action to insure pure water. “We are not shirking our duties,” Hodge said, “we are trying to do the best we can with the funds we have available,” INSURANCE PROTECTION . FOR HOMEOWNERS Here's the modern, streamlined way to buy insurance for your home—a new policy designed for homeowners. This policy combines: Fire, Windstorm and Allied Perils; Additional Living Expenses; Comprehensive Personal Liability; Theft. You'll get more protection at less cost and enjoy the advantages of a single policy:—one agent, one company and only one premium. Best of all, this policy makes possible money-saving “package” premium rates. You get more protection for évery dollar you spend! Let us give you full information on this new policy—no obligation, of course. Curnow-Halls INSURANCE AGENCY 316 Broad Street, Nevaua City ee vial 265-4586. a >) ACTWA CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY STANDARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Martferd, Connecticut AGteted with Atna Life Insurance Company plant. The following is a list of the seats up for election and the » names of those who had filed as of mid week: Cherokee-two seats up for election, S.E. Stuart, incumbent; Chicago Park, two seats, Sibyl Lutenecker, incumbent; Clear Creek, two seats, Elizabeth Black, incumbent; Grass Valley, three seats, Dr. Robert Ross, James Hawkeswood andHarrel Ammon, incumbents; Nevada City. three seats. H.L. Childers, incumbent, Tyler Micoleau and Carl Early; North San Juan, two seats, Mrs. Marie Young and C,L, Ceabo Spruill, incumbents; Pleasant Ridge, three seats, Anabel Struckman»incumbent, Willard Schoellerman, Doris Hannah and James Kolb; Pleasant Valley, twoseats, Leslie Hickle andBerniceBlake, incumbents; Ready Springs, three seats, Roy T. Phillips, incumbent, Donald Johnson and John Mcarmored truck. Works like a workhorse—runs and looks like a thoroughbred—that's the new TOYOTA STOUT halftton pickup truck. And what a whale of'a lot.of truck for the money! Built rugged as a-tank, the Stout has a husky 1900 cc, 85<hp high performance engine that will haul double its rated load. With 4-speed transmission, big roomy cab, and amazing maneuverability, the Stout combines the smooth-riding, easydriving features of a fine passenger car with the muscle and brawn of an AN RTARTA TTT ROTI CD A ARNT RS MONA we Thetidal range in Petaluina is .the largest of any port in the Vote Lachlin; Union Hill, two seats, Clifford Shock, incumbent; Washington, two seats, Bernadette Crowley, incumbent; Nevada Union High School, one seat each in area 1, 2 and five, William Austin, incumbent and Parker Stortz in district area five; Sierra Junior College, four seats, Dr, Robert Ross, incumbent, area 6; andNevada County School Board, fourseats, Alfred Dayton for area Z 5th: ANNUAL Antique Show & Sale Yuba -Sutter Fairgrounds Yuba City, California Friday & Saturday noon 9 pm Sunday...noon 6 pm Meals and T ea Shop-Door Prizes--Donation $1.00 --35 Dealers--Sponsored by Mary M, Aaron Museum Association INSULATE OR REINSULATE YOUR HOME Weather Control Company “INSULATION AND_ WEATHER STRIPPING P.O. BOX 250, GRASS VALLEY Free Estimates’ PHONE 273 1642 iBank Terms BIGGEST HAUL in PICKUP TOYOTA & $1795 includes 4 speed transmission and heater-defroster srouz '/o TON PICKUP mm The tough TOYOTA STOUT body is a’ bear for bruising punishment. From oo + +o J 16.7”. its rugged cab to the heavy duty steel box—over 6’ long x 5’ wide—this one is made to work hard. TOYOTA STOUT >———__— 67.9” —_-_+ has work saving extra features such as hooks all around for fast, safe tie-down, and a wide tailgate equipped with snap 104.5” A latches for easier loading and unloading. 170” THE TOUGH ONES COME FROM TOYOTA / 3RD LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF COMMERCIAL VEHICLES IN THE WORLD Fully epuipped ¢ commincat voncusemronwonss QQ) HARTMAN CHEVROLET — 314 MAIN STREET GRASS VALLEY 273 7271 state, at times reaching 13 feet. , 00 -1933nN Aquno> epeAen*** S96T ‘P YOIeW**

Grass Valley Trustee Seats Up For Purchases A Chlorinator. (Continued from Page 1) The council voted to place an immediate long distance call to the firm of Wallace and Tierman in San Francisco to purchase the new chlorine device. Hodge expressed the hope that-installation could be completed by March 1. The chlorine injector will be installed and tested by an engineer and chemist from the firm. The cost will be $870 plus freight and sales tax. The mayor explained that water in Pennsylvania Reservoir would now be doubly protected. It was water from this storage area that flunked a February purity test. He stated Pennsylvania Reservoir water, which is drawn from the Alta Street Reservoir, often lay stagnant and thus lost its --chlorination because of low water usage in the winter months. Hodge also reported that he asked Dr. Rayburn about procedures to be followed by city personnel in the event of medical emergencies. Apparently, police and firemen have had trouble in the past locating a physician that would come to the scene of an emergency. Hodge said Dr. Rayburn had recommended thecity pass a standing order that an ambulance be called and an emergency victim be taken to a hospital, where he would receive speedy. medical attention. ° On the advice of city attorney William Cassettari that "we would be sticking out our neck” by pass~ ing an ordinance whereby the city might be held liable if a patient was harmfully moved without a doctor's consent, no motion on the matter was introduced. SPECIAL en RL “(Continued from Page 1) Union District in the Penn Valley area will be asked to appreve a $45,000 bond issue and to give authorization for state loan of £197,000 to expand the school Mayor Hodge Says Grass Valley ToHave Safe Water (Continued from Page 1) meeting to Grass Valley resident Loy L. Vose that city water had passed all purification tests was made in good faith. He explained that all previous reports up to the month of February were satisfactory, andthat he had not received the February report when he made his statement. Hodge mentioned that County Health officer Dr. C. Jackson Rayburn had told him that the water situation was not as serious as it appeared, and that his Februare 23 letter to the city council was intended to inform the city that it might be liable for damages in the event of a water borne epidemic if the situation at Pennsylvania Reservoir was not cor — rected, Public Works Director Art Colon said published reports in the local daily paper that the city had taken no action after receiving a report from the State Health Department were untrue. Councilman Richard Hales complained that the water pollution problem was being blown out of «proportion by the press, ‘and that all the actions of the city were not being reported. The mayor emphasized that the city would take all necessary action to insure pure water. “We are not shirking our duties,” Hodge said, “we are trying to do the best we can with the funds we have available,” INSURANCE PROTECTION . FOR HOMEOWNERS Here's the modern, streamlined way to buy insurance for your home—a new policy designed for homeowners. This policy combines: Fire, Windstorm and Allied Perils; Additional Living Expenses; Comprehensive Personal Liability; Theft. You'll get more protection at less cost and enjoy the advantages of a single policy:—one agent, one company and only one premium. Best of all, this policy makes possible money-saving “package” premium rates. You get more protection for évery dollar you spend! Let us give you full information on this new policy—no obligation, of course. Curnow-Halls INSURANCE AGENCY 316 Broad Street, Nevaua City ee vial 265-4586. a >)

ACTWA CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY STANDARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Martferd, Connecticut AGteted with Atna Life Insurance Company plant. The following is a list of the seats up for election and the » names of those who had filed as of mid week: Cherokee-two seats up for election, S.E. Stuart, incumbent; Chicago Park, two seats, Sibyl Lutenecker, incumbent; Clear Creek, two seats, Elizabeth Black, incumbent; Grass Valley, three seats, Dr. Robert Ross, James Hawkeswood andHarrel Ammon, incumbents; Nevada City. three seats. H.L. Childers, incumbent, Tyler Micoleau and Carl Early; North San Juan, two seats, Mrs. Marie Young and C,L, Ceabo Spruill, incumbents; Pleasant Ridge, three seats, Anabel Struckman»incumbent, Willard Schoellerman, Doris Hannah and James Kolb; Pleasant Valley, twoseats, Leslie Hickle andBerniceBlake, incumbents; Ready Springs, three seats, Roy T. Phillips, incumbent, Donald Johnson and John Mcarmored truck. Works like a workhorse—runs and looks like a thoroughbred—that's the new TOYOTA STOUT halftton pickup truck. And what a whale of'a lot.of truck for the money! Built rugged as a-tank, the Stout has a husky 1900 cc, 85<hp high performance engine that will haul double its rated load. With 4-speed transmission, big roomy cab, and amazing maneuverability, the Stout combines the smooth-riding, easydriving features of a fine passenger car with the muscle and brawn of an AN RTARTA TTT ROTI CD A ARNT RS MONA we Thetidal range in Petaluina is .the largest of any port in the Vote Lachlin; Union Hill, two seats, Clifford Shock, incumbent; Washington, two seats, Bernadette Crowley, incumbent; Nevada Union High School, one seat each in area 1, 2 and five, William Austin, incumbent and Parker Stortz in district area five; Sierra Junior College, four seats, Dr, Robert Ross, incumbent, area 6; andNevada County School Board, fourseats, Alfred Dayton for area Z 5th: ANNUAL Antique Show & Sale Yuba -Sutter Fairgrounds Yuba City, California Friday & Saturday noon 9 pm Sunday.....noon 6 pm Meals and T ea Shop-Door Prizes--Donation $1.00 --35 Dealers--Sponsored by Mary M, Aaron Museum Association INSULATE OR REINSULATE YOUR HOME Weather Control Company “INSULATION AND_ WEATHER STRIPPING P.O. BOX 250, GRASS VALLEY Free Estimates’ PHONE 273 1642 iBank Terms BIGGEST HAUL in PICKUP TOYOTA & $1795 includes 4 speed transmission and heater-defroster srouz '/o TON PICKUP mm The tough TOYOTA STOUT body is a’ bear for bruising punishment. From oo + +o J 16.7”.. its rugged cab to the heavy duty steel box—over 6’ long x 5’ wide—this one is made to work hard. TOYOTA STOUT >———__— 67.9” —_-_+ has work saving extra features such as hooks all around for fast, safe tie-down, and a wide tailgate equipped with snap 104.5” A latches for easier loading and unloading. 170” THE TOUGH ONES COME FROM TOYOTA / 3RD LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF COMMERCIAL VEHICLES IN THE WORLD Fully epuipped ¢ commincat voncusemronwonss QQ) HARTMAN CHEVROLET — 314 MAIN STREET GRASS VALLEY 273 7271 state, at times reaching 13 feet. , 00 -1933nN Aquno> epeAen*** S96T ‘P YOIeW**