May 15, 1974 (8 pages)

a ee ee eos ds AVAILABLE NOW. . TIRE CO., INC. . . Bate SPO 265-4642 . April recordings _ in county noted County Courthouse for the month of April. The recorder’s office also reports that a total of $7,431.30 in transfer tax was collected for the month with the. county’s share amounting to $7,140.66. Grass Valley will receive $219.16 of the transfer tax monies and Nevada City will receive $71.48. The office reports 29 births were regi while 35 deaths were recorded and 20 marriages occurred during the month. ’ The total recordings are broken up as follows: deeds, 683; trust deeds, 364; . reconveyances, 256; federal liens, 11; notice of completions, 25; mining claims, 7; proof of labor, 2; military discharges, 5; survey maps, 12; parcel maps, 42; assessment maps, 0; subdivision maps, 1; miscellaneous, 741. Garner returned to face charges Darrell Bennett Garner, 22, of Manitou Springs, Colo. was brought to this county Thursday on a warrant charging him with property Garner is accused of burglarizing a home in the Banner Mountain area. His bail has been set at $5,000. A sheriff's deputy brought Garner to Nevada City from Colorado Thursday. No injuries in Colfax Hwy. mishap Two cars collided at a curve on Lower Colfax Road Thursday with moderate damage reported for both vehicles. Ruth Ann VanDusen, 38, of Grass Valley was a and Joy Patricia McQueen, 29, PEOPLE LINE UP to enter the new Bank of America office in Grass Valley Thursday. The event was the new 4 The Nevada County Nugget Wed., May 15, 1974 office’s open house at which food arid refreshments were served. The bank opened for business Monday. Progress made toward Progress towards creating a Commission on Aging in Nevada County was accomplished last Tuesday when 168 citizens representing many local organizations gen to informed speakers tell needs, the goals and the procedures on concerns of the aging. were the American \ Assoication of University . Women, the of Grass Valley was northbound, W/o}: dceioustration the California Highway Patrol reports. The cars collided south of “Laws Ranch Road at 8 p.m. “teoke Adjustment *1.88 WIDE OVAL TIRES 13” RAISED WHITE RECAPPING SERVICE PLAZA scheduled May 15th The May 15 demonstration on : preparing summertime meals on a wok will not be a luncheon but guests will be invited to “taste” some of the dishes Vivien Vonah and Nancy Sanford will give the wok demonstration starting at 10:30 ! a.m. at Emmanuel Episcopal , Church. The event and a flower ' demonstration, to be held at the — same time, same place by Richard McKenzie, are spon‘gored by the Republican . Women’s Club of Nevada county. For reservations to the May 15 ‘wok demonstration or May 22 THINK! PRO-KILL FOR PEST CONTROL FREE ESTIMATE 27302 American ication of The ners speaker Retired People, Ponderosa Club and the Golden. Age Club. Other groups represented on the Ad Hoc committee were the California Retired Teachers, Retired Federal Employees, Nevada’ City Women’s Civic Club, Nevada City Soroptomists, and the Friendly Club of the Grass Valley United Methodist Church. President Nixon White see Eight supervisoral candidates and one incumbent supervisor spoke briefly _ pledged their support to the developing program.explained the program isstatewide in concept at the encouragement of Governor Ronald Reagan and needs formalization to gain the It happened last week in Nevada Co. ey THEY REST IN PEACE . . Guy Conrad Whitehead, one of the last of the oldtime miners and a 50-year resident of Grass Valley, died at Sierra Memorial Hospital at the age of 80 on May 2. Graveside services were held for ahmaront an pain pon Raciegtt gandinonks be Hooper. and Wea tenet oy oF toe a en Ph. D., wife of John J. Wisland of Grass ; Betty A. Valley, died May 3 at St. Luke’s Hospital in San Francisco. Dr. Georgia W. Page, 65, died May 6. as teins and had been in ill health for 13 years prior to her death. She had made her home in Grass Valley for the past five years. Private sérvices were held from the Hooper-Weaver Chapel, followed fd aiieimciitiiaar tine CIM S899. 48,99. DETR bette oh C4 bate ts le helat we Commission on Aging ; benefits from state and federal levels of assistance. _ According to the 1970 census there are over 6000 persons in Nevada county over 60 years of age. Over 1000 of this number are existing on incomes under government established poverty levels. Age has the problems of health, diet, transportation and housing. Opening remarks were made by David Laird, President of AARP. The meeting was chaired by Reverend Paul Labrenz of Grace and St, Pauls Lutheran Churches. The next meeting of the Ad ‘Hoe Committee on Aging will be Thursday, May 16,:7:30 p.m. at Grace Lutheran Church, Ridge Road. The public is encouraged to attend. Technical organization information is being given by Epler Megane St a Morris, Madge Cummins, Ruth Paine, Fay H. Frykland, Mel Frykland, Emma Van. Duzer, ie G. Mack, Shang hl oo We Faith Sietaee ne Hefelfinger, Margaret Gentili, Paul Labrenz, cone O. Brooks, Donald R.

a ee ee eos ds AVAILABLE NOW. . TIRE CO., INC. . . Bate SPO 265-4642 . April recordings _ in county noted County Courthouse for the month of April. The recorder’s office also reports that a total of $7,431.30 in transfer tax was collected for the month with the. county’s share amounting to $7,140.66. Grass Valley will receive $219.16 of the transfer tax monies and Nevada City will receive $71.48. The office reports 29 births were regi while 35 deaths were recorded and 20 marriages occurred during the month. ’ The total recordings are broken up as follows: deeds, 683; trust deeds, 364; . reconveyances, 256; federal liens, 11; notice of completions, 25; mining claims, 7; proof of labor, 2; military discharges, 5; survey maps, 12; parcel maps, 42; assessment maps, 0; subdivision maps, 1; miscellaneous, 741. Garner returned to face charges Darrell Bennett Garner, 22, of Manitou Springs, Colo. was brought to this county Thursday on a warrant charging him with property Garner is accused of burglarizing a home in the Banner Mountain area. His bail has been set at $5,000. A sheriff's deputy brought Garner to Nevada City from Colorado Thursday. No injuries in Colfax Hwy. mishap Two cars collided at a curve on Lower Colfax Road Thursday with moderate damage reported for both vehicles. Ruth Ann VanDusen, 38, of Grass Valley was a and Joy Patricia McQueen, 29, PEOPLE LINE UP to enter the new Bank of America office in Grass Valley Thursday. The event was the new 4 The Nevada County Nugget Wed., May 15, 1974 office’s open house at which food arid refreshments were served. The bank opened for business Monday. Progress made toward Progress towards creating a Commission on Aging in Nevada County was accomplished last Tuesday when 168 citizens representing many local organizations gen to informed speakers tell needs, the goals and the procedures on concerns of the aging. were the American \ Assoication of University . Women, the of Grass Valley was northbound, W/o}: dceioustration the California Highway Patrol reports. The cars collided south of “Laws Ranch Road at 8 p.m. “teoke Adjustment *1.88 WIDE OVAL TIRES 13” RAISED WHITE RECAPPING SERVICE PLAZA scheduled May 15th The May 15 demonstration on : preparing summertime meals on a wok will not be a luncheon but guests will be invited to “taste” some of the dishes Vivien Vonah and Nancy

Sanford will give the wok demonstration starting at 10:30 ! a.m. at Emmanuel Episcopal , Church. The event and a flower ' demonstration, to be held at the — same time, same place by Richard McKenzie, are spon‘gored by the Republican . Women’s Club of Nevada county. For reservations to the May 15 ‘wok demonstration or May 22 THINK! PRO-KILL FOR PEST CONTROL FREE ESTIMATE 27302 American ication of The ners speaker Retired People, Ponderosa Club and the Golden. Age Club. Other groups represented on the Ad Hoc committee were the California Retired Teachers, Retired Federal Employees, Nevada’ City Women’s Civic Club, Nevada City Soroptomists, and the Friendly Club of the Grass Valley United Methodist Church. President Nixon White see Eight supervisoral candidates and one incumbent supervisor spoke briefly _ pledged their support to the developing program.explained the program isstatewide in concept at the encouragement of Governor Ronald Reagan and needs formalization to gain the It happened last week in Nevada Co. ey THEY REST IN PEACE . . Guy Conrad Whitehead, one of the last of the oldtime miners and a 50-year resident of Grass Valley, died at Sierra Memorial Hospital at the age of 80 on May 2. Graveside services were held for ahmaront an pain pon Raciegtt gandinonks be Hooper. and Wea tenet oy oF toe a en Ph. D., wife of John J. Wisland of Grass ; Betty A. Valley, died May 3 at St. Luke’s Hospital in San Francisco. Dr. Georgia W. Page, 65, died May 6. as teins and had been in ill health for 13 years prior to her death. She had made her home in Grass Valley for the past five years. Private sérvices were held from the Hooper-Weaver Chapel, followed fd aiieimciitiiaar tine CIM S899. 48,99. DETR bette oh C4 bate ts le helat we Commission on Aging ; benefits from state and federal levels of assistance. _ According to the 1970 census there are over 6000 persons in Nevada county over 60 years of age. Over 1000 of this number are existing on incomes under government established poverty levels. Age has the problems of health, diet, transportation and housing. Opening remarks were made by David Laird, President of AARP. The meeting was chaired by Reverend Paul Labrenz of Grace and St, Pauls Lutheran Churches. The next meeting of the Ad ‘Hoe Committee on Aging will be Thursday, May 16,:7:30 p.m. at Grace Lutheran Church, Ridge Road. The public is encouraged to attend. Technical organization information is being given by Epler Megane St a Morris, Madge Cummins, Ruth Paine, Fay H. Frykland, Mel Frykland, Emma Van. Duzer, ie G. Mack, Shang hl oo We Faith Sietaee ne Hefelfinger, Margaret Gentili, Paul Labrenz, cone O. Brooks, Donald R.