March 8, 1961 (10 pages)

ey i 4 jwart a : ATCHES © Kip <Ciocks = JEWELRY ~ == Reparryn === ff E. M. DALPEZ. ~~ / / . JEWELERG 231% BROAD ST. NEVADA City Optometrist & Orthoptist +t+ttt+4 + Patterson Bldg. 122 W. Main Hours 10-5*Mon. thru Friday E Phone 273-6030 J CURNOW HALLS INSURANCE 316 Broad St. Dial 265-4586 NC PTA OFFICERS. .Newly elected officers of the Nevada City Elemertary School PTa are shown above (left toright): Mrs. Dean Thompson, Mrs. Lawrence Painter, Mrs. Leland Brown, Mrs. Robert Fetz, Mrs. Carl Arbogast, Mr. Alan Poteete, Mrs. Raymond Nielson, and Mrs. Robert Lewis. President re-elect Mrs. Lewis (center below) is shown with Mrs. Robert Morley, (left) five counties, chiarman. Third District president whocovers and Mrs. Gilbert Stout, Honorary Life Membership Printing For Every Purpose e CIRCULARS e STATIONERY e MAIL PIECES e BILLS e FORMS NEV. CO. PRINTING & PUBLISHING 212 W. Main St. Grass Valley PHONE 273-4590 PAI CENTRAL CALIFORNIA Feperat SAVINGS i = MAXIMUM SECURITY. WS annum QUARTERLY Nevada City PTA . Installation Sound errors in the speech } of young childrén will be the » topic used by Speech and Hearing Therapist, Mrs. Shifley Taylor, who was the guest speaker at the Nevada City Elementary School . Py T.A, meeting held Friday atthe Nevada City elementary school aduitorium. Guest soloist was Mrs. John Herr of Gold Flat who sang “My Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair” by Hyden, and "A Legend” by Tchaikovsky. Mrs. Herr majored in music at the University of ~ lowa,. Thisis the first in a series of musical presentations to be given by the Nevada City Elementary P.T.A. at their regular monthly meetings. Installation of Officers for the coming year 1961-62 was conducted by Mrs. Morley of Sacramento, Third District President. The following have been elected and were installed” Mrs. Robert Lewis, Jr. President; Mrs. RaymondNielson, 1st VicePresident; Allan Poteete, 2nd Vice-President; Mrs. Robert Fetz, Secretary; Mrs. Leland H. Brown, Treasurer; Mrs. Lawrence Painter, Auditor; and Mrs. Dean Thompson , Historian. Fred Forsman of Bubbling talkto all interested parents’ about Cub-Scouting in the Nevada City-GoldFlat area. F orsman iswilling to lead the Cub-Scout program if enough parents show enough enthusiasm. A special invitation was extended to the Officers, Teachers, and Parents Of the Gold Flat Parents’ Club to attend this and all the Nevada City Elementary?P. T. A. To feed a population of 230 million (as predicted for 1975), farmers and ranchers muSt produce; 16.3 billion more red meat; 47 billion more pounds more milk; 20. 7 million tons more fruits and vegetables; 20 billion more eggs, according to FrancesHead, UCHome Advisor. Announcement Plenty of Free Off-street Parking We wish to thank our many friends and customers who helped make our Anniversary Sale such a great success. From time to time there are occasional slow downs in business generally, but actually it does not stop entirely when quality merchandise and the service to maintain such merchandise are involved. This was proven by our February volume, which was the second highest month we have ever had, and twice that of February last year. We are grateful that the people of Nevada Count¥, and even some of the surrounding counties, realize that we are the.franchised or authorized dealer for some of the greatest names in the appliance industry. Even so, it isan accepted fact that whatever you buy is only as good as the service behind it. ‘We believe we have the best. Number 29 in our “Lucky Day Contest’ was drawn by Thomas Thomas, our Shell dealer from across the street. The winners were Mr: and Mrs. W. J. Woods, the owners of Packer Lake Lodge in Sierra County, who split their purchase of a washer-dryer combination, four ways to win $130.00. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR SERVICE “Ask Your Neighbor” Thanks Again, CLIFF NICHOLLS STAN THOMPSON TELEVISION SERVICE 214 E. MAIN STREET © GRASS VALLEY: dial 273-3110 Legal Notice Legal Notice Well Road was present to}. Legal Notice . _IN THE BOARD OF the treasury balance of the _ SUPERVISORS OF THE county at the time the money COUNTY OF NEVADA, was deposited, A motion was “STATE OF CALIFORNIA . made by Supervisor Robinson, . Regular Meeting March 1, 1961 Present: John T. Trauner, Clerk Wm. J. Cassettari, Deputy Dis. trict Attorney The meeting was called to order at 10:00 a.m, by the Chairman of the Board, and all members of the Board were noted as present. The minutes of the previous meetings were read to Board by the Clerk and upon motions made, duly secondded and passed unanimously , the minutes were approved as read. A motion was made by Supervisor Hennessy, duly seconded and passed unanimously, directing the Clerk to publish the proceedings of the Board for the month of March in the Nevada County Nugget. The Auditor presented the Claims Register of the County showing thereon the claims due and payable as of the first day of March 1961, and a motion was made by Supervisor Bishop, duly seconded and passed unanimously authorizing the Chairman to sign the Claims Register and directing the Auditor to pay the claims indicated: duly seconded authorizing and directing the Auditor to make the necessary fund transfers. ° Margery Worth, County Welfare Director, appeared beforethe Boardand rendered the report of her depart~ment the report was accepted and ordered filed. Edward Fellersen,. rep‘resenting the Department Heads Association appeared _ before the Board and proposed a salaty ordinance amendment in regards to culminative vacation leave for county employees, and the matter was deferred. _., Clare Hughes, County Purchasing Agent, appeared before the Board and stated that the only bid he had received for the portable rock crusher, owned and declared to be surplus by the County of Nevada was from Sierra County in the amount of $1, 560.00. . Mr. Hughes then entered into a discussion on the possibility of a contract with Mr. Robert Gilberg with the County Board of Trade for the 1961 State Fair Exhibit, and the matter was deferred. A, report was given to the Board by Supervisor Hennessy Fund Warrant No. Amount General 2828-2938 $10.795. 20 Veterans 69-75 623. 97 Promotional 26-27 15.00 Hospital 649-687 7,181.19 Special Road 628-691 19, 243. 37 Welfare 11576-11627 3,611.05 Welfare Assist. 10586-11575 81,009.60 At the request of the County Assessor, and upon a motion made by Supervisor Hennessy, duly seconded and passed unanimously, the. Assessor was authorized to hire an additional appraiser in his department effective March 1, 1961. Upon a roll call ballot, a unanimous vote was recorded. Judge Vernon Stoll appeared before the Board.in regards to the. resignation of the Probation Department En masse, and requested the Board considera salary amendment to create the position of Probation Officer atRange 27, and Assistant Probation Officer at Range 23. A discussion ensued on the need of such code amendment and the matter was deferred until the afternoon session. Miss Elma Hecker, Treasurer, appeared before the Board and entered into a discussion on certain monies that had been deposited by her in an inactive interest bearing account, andthe in_ terest accuring to the general fund of the county. It appearing to the Board that the money should have been paid to various funds that made up § ANXIETY TENSION NERVOUSNESS ALL TAKE TOLLFROM YOUR HEALTH OUR SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE WHIRLPOOL BATHS STEAMBAT HS-SHOWERS SALT RUBS.All Help To Normalize Every Function Of The Body So You Can Enjoy Good HEALTH When You Are SICK Of BEING SICK.Come In 22 YEARS OF EX PERIENCE Goes Into Our Efforts To Benefit Your HEALTH At1111/2 Bank Ph 273-3783 in the regard to the Chicago Park Townsitenow owned by the County. : A motion was made by Supervisor Hennessy, duly seconded and passed unanimously directing the Clerk to issue a Minute Order to the Purchasing Agent directing said purchasing agent to contract with a Title Company t prepare a preliminary report of title for the Chicago Park Townsite property ownedby the county. The County Clerk presented the Board with. proposed Resolytion 61-13, (a resolution declaring the Gold Flat Fire District formed anda motion was made by Supervisor Bishop, duly seconded and passed unanimously adopting the Resolution. A discussion was entered into on the preliminary budget studies for the year 196162 and a motion was made by Supervisor Robinson, duly seconded and passed unanimously, directing the Clerk to issue a Minute Order to all department heads directing said departments to file their preliminary budget with the Board for the fiscal year 1961-62 on or before April1, 1961. A motion was made by Supervisor Hennessy, duly seconded and passed unanimously, directingthe Clerk to issue a Minute Order to the County Auditor to conduct a physical inventory of the equipment owned by the County in the possession of the former county surveyor, Carlos McGuire, The Auditor w as instructed to hold the equipment intrust until such time as the new surveyor was appointed by the Board. A motion was made, duly seconded and passed unanimously, to adjourn for lunch, to reconvene at one o'clock p.m. abel SESSION: The Board reconvened at 1:05 p.m. and it was noted that all members of the Board were present. Judge Vernon Stoll reappeared in the Board Room and entered into a further discussion on the salary ordinance amendment for the position of Probation officer \ and Assistant Probation officer. At the request of the Judge of the Superior Court, . a motion was made by Supervisor Hennessy, seconded by Supervisor Ricker, directing beled The District Att amend the existing salary ordinance to show thereon the rate of pay for the po-: sition of Probation Officer to beRange 27, and the rate of pay for the position of Assistant Probation Officer to be Range 23. Upon a -roll call ballot, the following vote was recorded: Supervisor First District aye aye. .4 Supervisor Third District ne Supervisor Fourth District no ? Supervisor Fifth District aye Bal _ Mr. Walter Weiger, representing the Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce appeared before the Board in regards to the Fourth of July Celebration 1961 and explained that the Grass Valley Chamber of Gommerce is interested. in making ita county wide celebration, The Chairman assured Mr. Weiger that the Board of Supervisors would givethem all the support possible, and referred themto the County Board of assistance. Atthe request of the Chairman, the Clerk read to the Boarda portion of the report of the Grand Jury in regards toacontractallegedly awardedto Carlos McGuire, and the District Attorney being present stated that the rgport is not factual as it is written. Mr. Berliner stated that the Board action taken upon the issuance of the Minute Order was perfectly legal and proper. » Judge Vernon Stoll, present in the Board room, felt that the Grand Jury should file asupplemental report to clear the records. This being the time heretofore set for a public hearing for the proposed zoning of the Tahoe Truckee Airport District, the proposed ordinance creating the area was read in its entirety to the Board by the Clerk. The Chairman asked if there were any persons in the audience in favor of the proposed ordinance, there being none, the Chairman then asked if there were persons in opposition of the proposed ordinance. Mr. Alvin Waddle from Auburn protested the penalty placed on the owners on natural growth trees in the proposed airport zoning. A discussion ensued with the Board, Mr. Jones representing the Planning Commission and Mr. Waddle and the hearing was continued until March 15, 1961 at 2:00 p.m. Mr. H.J. Ray, City Manager of the City of Nevada City appeared before the Board in regardsto the division of the Uniform Sales Tax, and stated thatthe Council of Nevada City felt that the city d Nevada should beentitledtoa greater share fw, PIONEER BARBER SHOP © ¢ r&y) South Auburn Street im? By PIONEER VILLAGE ++ GRASS VALLEY if . $1.75 ADULTS = $1.50 CHILDREN KS oF lected within the city. The yO Supervisor Second District’ Trade for possible financial . ’. Board with an application for meet with members of the City council and report their findings to the Board. A motion was made by Supervisor Bishop, duly seconded and passed unanimously accepting the Architects report as rendered in the previous meeting of the Board. The County Auditor presented the Board with Pro~ posed Ordinance 245, and ordinance amending the administrative codeof the County, and a motion was made by Supervisor Ricker, duly seconded to adopt the ordinance as presented. Upon a roll call ballot, the following vote was recorded, Supervisor First District aye Supervisor Second District aye Supervisor Third District aye Supervisor Fourth District no Supervisor Fifth District aye The Clerk. presented the county surveyor from Mr. Graydon Beechel, and was directed to contact Mr. Beechel and invite him to appear before the Board at their next meeting at 1:30 p.m. The County Road Commissioner appeared before the Board, and.a motion was made by Supervisor Bishop , duly seconded and passed unanimously, directing the Clerk to issue a Minute Order to the Road Commissioner authorizinghim to use a tractor atthe County Dump, the ex pense therein to be against the County General Fund, There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, a motion was madeby Supervisor Robinson, duly seconded andpassed unanimously, to adjourn to meet again on March 15; 196 lat 20:00 a.m. thereof. /s/ H.G. Loehr ATTEST: /s/ John T. Trauner Clerk of Said Board Run: March 8, 1961 of the sales tax revenues col®. FLY ANY PLACE 2 RENO LAKETAHOE LAS VEGAS with qualified, trained, commercial pilots in safe, well maintained aircraft. : . CAL NAT AIRWAYS LOMA RICA AIRPORT PHONE 273-6151 Jim Heather FLOOR COVERING Exclusive Dealer In Nevada County For MOHAWK CARPETING The world's largest nraker of Carpets and Rugs. MOHAWK ‘One of the oldest carpet man-ufacturers and a name to be relied upon. WE HAVE A FULL RANGE }. . OF COLORS AND TEST URES AT PRICES RANGING FROM VISCOSE AT $5.95 A SQ. YARD TO 100% WOOL STARTING AT $7.95 UP TO $13.50 A SQ. YARD. Wewill be pleased to have youcome in and let us show you our samples, or call and i} we will call at your home ‘with them. . Also we make free estimates. Weareconfident you will find something to suit fl youneed. =. 233 Mill Street Grass Valley sese Phone 273-6028 s eee BUY UNIT LOTS & SAVE**+ D.E. MATSON FOREST PRODUCTS . HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY t++++¢4+¢+ ++ 4+ +++ Dial 273-2271 8 the nifty nine-fifty ON YOUR DIAL

ey i 4 jwart a : ATCHES © Kip <Ciocks = JEWELRY ~ == Reparryn === ff E. M. DALPEZ. ~~ / / . JEWELERG 231% BROAD ST. NEVADA City Optometrist & Orthoptist +t+ttt+4 + Patterson Bldg. 122 W. Main Hours 10-5*Mon. thru Friday E Phone 273-6030 J CURNOW HALLS INSURANCE 316 Broad St. Dial 265-4586 NC PTA OFFICERS.. .Newly elected officers of the Nevada City Elemertary School PTa are shown above (left toright): Mrs. Dean Thompson, Mrs. Lawrence Painter, Mrs. Leland Brown, Mrs. Robert Fetz, Mrs. Carl Arbogast, Mr. Alan Poteete, Mrs. Raymond Nielson, and Mrs. Robert Lewis. President re-elect Mrs. Lewis (center below) is shown with Mrs. Robert Morley, (left) five counties, chiarman. Third District president whocovers and Mrs. Gilbert Stout, Honorary Life Membership Printing For Every Purpose e CIRCULARS e STATIONERY e MAIL PIECES e BILLS e FORMS NEV. CO. PRINTING & PUBLISHING 212 W. Main St. Grass Valley PHONE 273-4590 PAI CENTRAL CALIFORNIA Feperat SAVINGS i = MAXIMUM SECURITY. WS annum QUARTERLY Nevada City PTA . Installation Sound errors in the speech } of young childrén will be the » topic used by Speech and Hearing Therapist, Mrs. Shifley Taylor, who was the guest speaker at the Nevada City Elementary School . Py T.A, meeting held Friday atthe Nevada City elementary school aduitorium. Guest soloist was Mrs. John Herr of Gold Flat who sang “My Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair” by Hyden, and "A Legend” by Tchaikovsky. Mrs. Herr majored in music at the University of ~ lowa,. Thisis the first in a series of musical presentations to be given by the Nevada City Elementary P.T.A. at their regular monthly meetings. Installation of Officers for the coming year 1961-62 was conducted by Mrs. Morley of Sacramento, Third District President. The following have been elected and were installed” Mrs. Robert Lewis, Jr. President; Mrs. RaymondNielson, 1st VicePresident; Allan Poteete, 2nd Vice-President; Mrs. Robert Fetz, Secretary; Mrs. Leland H. Brown, Treasurer; Mrs. Lawrence Painter, Auditor; and Mrs. Dean Thompson , Historian. Fred Forsman of Bubbling talkto all interested parents’ about Cub-Scouting in the Nevada City-GoldFlat area. F orsman iswilling to lead the Cub-Scout program if enough parents show enough enthusiasm. A special invitation was extended to the Officers, Teachers, and Parents Of the Gold Flat Parents’ Club to attend this and all the Nevada City Elementary?P. T. A. To feed a population of 230 million (as predicted for 1975), farmers and ranchers muSt produce; 16.3 billion more red meat; 47 billion more pounds more milk; 20. 7 million tons more fruits and vegetables; 20 billion more eggs, according to FrancesHead, UCHome Advisor. Announcement Plenty of Free Off-street Parking We wish to thank our many friends and customers who helped make our Anniversary Sale such a great success. From time to time there are occasional slow downs in business generally, but actually it does not stop entirely when quality merchandise and the service to maintain such merchandise are involved. This was proven by our February volume, which was the second highest month we have ever had, and twice that of February last year. We are grateful that the people of Nevada Count¥, and even some of the surrounding counties, realize that we are the.franchised or authorized dealer for some of the greatest names in the appliance industry. Even so, it isan accepted fact that whatever you buy is only as good as the service behind it. ‘We believe we have the best. Number 29 in our “Lucky Day Contest’ was drawn by Thomas Thomas, our Shell dealer from across the street. The winners were Mr: and Mrs. W. J. Woods, the owners of Packer Lake Lodge in Sierra County, who split their purchase of a washer-dryer combination, four ways to win $130.00. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR SERVICE “Ask Your Neighbor” Thanks Again, CLIFF NICHOLLS STAN THOMPSON TELEVISION SERVICE 214 E. MAIN STREET © GRASS VALLEY: dial 273-3110 Legal Notice Legal Notice Well Road was present to}. Legal Notice . _IN THE BOARD OF the treasury balance of the _ SUPERVISORS OF THE county at the time the money COUNTY OF NEVADA, was deposited, A motion was “STATE OF CALIFORNIA . made by Supervisor Robinson, . Regular Meeting March 1, 1961 Present: John T. Trauner, Clerk Wm. J. Cassettari, Deputy Dis. trict Attorney The meeting was called to order at 10:00 a.m, by the Chairman of the Board, and all members of the Board were noted as present. The minutes of the previous meetings were read to Board by the Clerk and upon motions made, duly secondded and passed unanimously , the minutes were approved as read. A motion was made by Supervisor Hennessy, duly seconded and passed unanimously, directing the Clerk to publish the proceedings of the Board for the month of March in the Nevada County Nugget. The Auditor presented the Claims Register of the County showing thereon the claims due and payable as of the first day of March 1961, and a motion was made by Supervisor Bishop, duly seconded and passed unanimously authorizing the Chairman to sign the Claims Register and directing the Auditor to pay the claims indicated: duly seconded authorizing and directing the Auditor to make the necessary fund transfers. ° Margery Worth, County Welfare Director, appeared beforethe Boardand rendered the report of her depart~ment the report was accepted and ordered filed. Edward Fellersen,. rep‘resenting the Department Heads Association appeared _ before the Board and proposed a salaty ordinance amendment in regards to culminative vacation leave for county employees, and the matter was deferred. _., Clare Hughes, County Purchasing Agent, appeared before the Board and stated that the only bid he had received for the portable rock crusher, owned and declared to be surplus by the County of Nevada was from Sierra County in the amount of $1, 560.00. . Mr. Hughes then entered into a discussion on the possibility of a contract with Mr. Robert Gilberg with the County Board of Trade for the 1961 State Fair Exhibit, and the matter was deferred. A, report was given to the Board by Supervisor Hennessy Fund Warrant No. Amount General 2828-2938 $10.795. 20 Veterans 69-75 623. 97 Promotional 26-27 15.00 Hospital 649-687 7,181.19 Special Road 628-691 19, 243. 37 Welfare 11576-11627 3,611.05 Welfare Assist. 10586-11575 81,009.60 At the request of the County Assessor, and upon a motion made by Supervisor Hennessy, duly seconded and passed unanimously, the. Assessor was authorized to hire an additional appraiser in his department effective March 1, 1961. Upon a roll call ballot, a unanimous vote was recorded. Judge Vernon Stoll appeared before the Board.in regards to the. resignation of the Probation Department En masse, and requested the Board considera salary amendment to create the position of Probation Officer atRange 27, and Assistant Probation Officer at Range 23. A discussion ensued on the need of such code amendment and the matter was deferred until the afternoon session. Miss Elma Hecker, Treasurer, appeared before the Board and entered into a discussion on certain monies that had been deposited by her in an inactive interest bearing account, andthe in_ terest accuring to the general fund of the county. It appearing to the Board that the money should have been paid to various funds that made up § ANXIETY TENSION NERVOUSNESS ALL TAKE TOLLFROM YOUR HEALTH OUR SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE WHIRLPOOL BATHS STEAMBAT HS-SHOWERS SALT RUBS..All Help To Normalize Every Function Of The Body So You Can

Enjoy Good HEALTH When You Are SICK Of BEING SICK..Come In 22 YEARS OF EX PERIENCE Goes Into Our Efforts To Benefit Your HEALTH At1111/2 Bank Ph 273-3783 in the regard to the Chicago Park Townsitenow owned by the County. : A motion was made by Supervisor Hennessy, duly seconded and passed unanimously directing the Clerk to issue a Minute Order to the Purchasing Agent directing said purchasing agent to contract with a Title Company t prepare a preliminary report of title for the Chicago Park Townsite property ownedby the county. The County Clerk presented the Board with. proposed Resolytion 61-13, (a resolution declaring the Gold Flat Fire District formed anda motion was made by Supervisor Bishop, duly seconded and passed unanimously adopting the Resolution. A discussion was entered into on the preliminary budget studies for the year 196162 and a motion was made by Supervisor Robinson, duly seconded and passed unanimously, directing the Clerk to issue a Minute Order to all department heads directing said departments to file their preliminary budget with the Board for the fiscal year 1961-62 on or before April1, 1961. A motion was made by Supervisor Hennessy, duly seconded and passed unanimously, directingthe Clerk to issue a Minute Order to the County Auditor to conduct a physical inventory of the equipment owned by the County in the possession of the former county surveyor, Carlos McGuire, The Auditor w as instructed to hold the equipment intrust until such time as the new surveyor was appointed by the Board. A motion was made, duly seconded and passed unanimously, to adjourn for lunch, to reconvene at one o'clock p.m. abel SESSION: The Board reconvened at 1:05 p.m. and it was noted that all members of the Board were present. Judge Vernon Stoll reappeared in the Board Room and entered into a further discussion on the salary ordinance amendment for the position of Probation officer \ and Assistant Probation officer. At the request of the Judge of the Superior Court, . a motion was made by Supervisor Hennessy, seconded by Supervisor Ricker, directing beled The District Att amend the existing salary ordinance to show thereon the rate of pay for the po-: sition of Probation Officer to beRange 27, and the rate of pay for the position of Assistant Probation Officer to be Range 23. Upon a -roll call ballot, the following vote was recorded: Supervisor First District aye aye. .4 Supervisor Third District ne Supervisor Fourth District no ? Supervisor Fifth District aye Bal _ Mr. Walter Weiger, representing the Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce appeared before the Board in regards to the Fourth of July Celebration 1961 and explained that the Grass Valley Chamber of Gommerce is interested. in making ita county wide celebration, The Chairman assured Mr. Weiger that the Board of Supervisors would givethem all the support possible, and referred themto the County Board of assistance. Atthe request of the Chairman, the Clerk read to the Boarda portion of the report of the Grand Jury in regards toacontractallegedly awardedto Carlos McGuire, and the District Attorney being present stated that the rgport is not factual as it is written. Mr. Berliner stated that the Board action taken upon the issuance of the Minute Order was perfectly legal and proper. » Judge Vernon Stoll, present in the Board room, felt that the Grand Jury should file asupplemental report to clear the records. This being the time heretofore set for a public hearing for the proposed zoning of the Tahoe Truckee Airport District, the proposed ordinance creating the area was read in its entirety to the Board by the Clerk. The Chairman asked if there were any persons in the audience in favor of the proposed ordinance, there being none, the Chairman then asked if there were persons in opposition of the proposed ordinance. Mr. Alvin Waddle from Auburn protested the penalty placed on the owners on natural growth trees in the proposed airport zoning. A discussion ensued with the Board, Mr. Jones representing the Planning Commission and Mr. Waddle and the hearing was continued until March 15, 1961 at 2:00 p.m. Mr. H.J. Ray, City Manager of the City of Nevada City appeared before the Board in regardsto the division of the Uniform Sales Tax, and stated thatthe Council of Nevada City felt that the city d Nevada should beentitledtoa greater share fw, PIONEER BARBER SHOP © ¢ r&y) South Auburn Street im? By PIONEER VILLAGE ++ GRASS VALLEY if . $1.75 ADULTS = $1.50 CHILDREN KS oF lected within the city. The yO Supervisor Second District’ Trade for possible financial . ’. Board with an application for meet with members of the City council and report their findings to the Board. A motion was made by Supervisor Bishop, duly seconded and passed unanimously accepting the Architects report as rendered in the previous meeting of the Board. The County Auditor presented the Board with Pro~ posed Ordinance 245, and ordinance amending the administrative codeof the County, and a motion was made by Supervisor Ricker, duly seconded to adopt the ordinance as presented. Upon a roll call ballot, the following vote was recorded, Supervisor First District aye Supervisor Second District aye Supervisor Third District aye Supervisor Fourth District no Supervisor Fifth District aye The Clerk. presented the county surveyor from Mr. Graydon Beechel, and was directed to contact Mr. Beechel and invite him to appear before the Board at their next meeting at 1:30 p.m. The County Road Commissioner appeared before the Board, and.a motion was made by Supervisor Bishop , duly seconded and passed unanimously, directing the Clerk to issue a Minute Order to the Road Commissioner authorizinghim to use a tractor atthe County Dump, the ex pense therein to be against the County General Fund, There being no further business to come before the Board at this time, a motion was madeby Supervisor Robinson, duly seconded andpassed unanimously, to adjourn to meet again on March 15; 196 lat 20:00 a.m. thereof. /s/ H.G. Loehr ATTEST: /s/ John T. Trauner Clerk of Said Board Run: March 8, 1961 of the sales tax revenues col®. FLY ANY PLACE 2 RENO LAKETAHOE LAS VEGAS with qualified, trained, commercial pilots in safe, well maintained aircraft. : . CAL NAT AIRWAYS LOMA RICA AIRPORT PHONE 273-6151 Jim Heather FLOOR COVERING Exclusive Dealer In Nevada County For MOHAWK CARPETING The world's largest nraker of Carpets and Rugs. MOHAWK ‘One of the oldest carpet man-ufacturers and a name to be relied upon. WE HAVE A FULL RANGE }. . OF COLORS AND TEST URES AT PRICES RANGING FROM VISCOSE AT $5.95 A SQ. YARD TO 100% WOOL STARTING AT $7.95 UP TO $13.50 A SQ. YARD. Wewill be pleased to have youcome in and let us show you our samples, or call and i} we will call at your home ‘with them. . Also we make free estimates. Weareconfident you will find something to suit fl youneed. =. 233 Mill Street Grass Valley sese Phone 273-6028 s eee BUY UNIT LOTS & SAVE**+ D.E. MATSON FOREST PRODUCTS . HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY t++++¢4+¢+ ++ 4+ +++ Dial 273-2271 8 the nifty nine-fifty ON YOUR DIAL