May 17, 1967 (40 pages)

oF Custencemnant ath eeeieeieneneabaed +S SB es Berliner will Urge Early Freeway Work Harold A. Berliner, — District Attorney of Nevada County, will attend the May meet. ing of the California Highway Commission to urge completion of the Grass ValleyNevada City Freeway. Pertinent exhibits and information have been forwarded tothe Commission, and Mr. Berliner will make a personal appearance to ask that funds for the completion of both sections of the freeway be included in this budget intime for work to be concluded in the next budget period. “LEGAL NOTICE IPs h2zs.242 Open Golf Huge Success The First Annual Nevada County Merchants Open Golf Tournament wasa huge success with a large field of golfers, over a thousand dollars in prizes, anda wonderful dinner catered by the Nevada City Elks Club. It seems assured that next year's event, to be heldatthe Alta Sierra Country Club, will have an even larger field. Winners included: Dick Wagner witha 127 in the Men's Handicap field, Jack Jamison runner-up. Callaway, Smitty Anderson at 141. Vera Mullis witha 137 in the Women's, and Dot Sirokman runner-up with 144. Hole-in-one Sebastian. Guerrere, NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP AND CERTIFI‘CATE OF ABANDONMENT OF FICTITIOUS NAME “ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 15035. 5 of thé“ Corporations California, that the general partnership of THOMAS J. MORGAN and PATRICIA MORGAN, general partners, engaged in business in the State of California and in the Counties of Sacramento and Nevada under the fictitious name of ALPENE JUNIOR SKIERS, with its: principal place of business at Sacramento, California, was dissolved as of March 26, 1967, and that thereafter, no person had authority to incur any obligations for said former firm, and that said firm abandoned said fictitious name as of said date. The names of all partners and their residences are as follows: THOMAS J. MORGAN, 5030 North Parkway, Sacramento, California, and PATRICIA MORGAN, 5030 North Parkway, Sacramento, California. DATED: This 27 day of March, 1967, ALPINE JUNIOR SKIERS by /s/ Thomas J. Morgan by /s/ Patricia Morgan, Patricia Anne Morgan STATE OF CALIFORNIA Yes. COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO) On this 27 day of March, 1967, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the County of Sacramento, residing therein, duly commissioned ‘and sworn, personally appeared THOMAS J. MORGAN and PATRICIA MORGAN, known to me to be the persons whose nmMames are subscribed to the within instruntent, and acknowledged tome that they executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official.seal in the County of Sacramento the day and year in this certificate first above written, /s/ Robert C. Schleh, Notary Notary Public-California © Principal office in Sacramento County (Seal) Publish April 26, May 3, 10, and 17, 1967. LEGAL NOTICE PARTNERSHIP ’ “Code of’ CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS FICTITIOUS NAME The undersigned does hereby certify that it is conducting a business at Tammy Way, Alta Sierra, Grass Valley, California under the fictitious name of WOLF CREEK INN and that said firm is THAYERINC., a California corporation whose officers are as follows: . F, W. Thayer, Pres. R, L, Parke, Secy & Treas. Ethel A, Thayer, Asst. Secy. and Vice President THAYER INC, By. /s/ F, W. Thayer By /s/ Ralph L, Parke, Sec. & Treas, Dated: April 12, 1967 STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )** On April 12,1967 before me, a Notary Public in and for said State, personally appeared F. W, Thayer and Ralph L, Parke known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged they executed the same, /s/ Dorothy E, Murphy Notary Public-California Principal Office in Los Angeles County STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES) On April 12, 1967 before ‘me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said State, personally appeared F, W. Thayer known to me to be the President, and Ralph L. Parke knownto meto be Secretary of the corporation that executed the within Instrument, known to me to be the persons who executed the within Instrument on behalf of the corporation therein named, and acknowledged to me that such corpo-, ration executed the within instrument pursuant to its by-laws or a.resolution of its board of directors, WITNESS my hand and official seal, /s/ Dorothy E. Murphy Notary Public-California Principal Office in Los Angeles County (Seal) Publish April 26, May 3, 10, and 17, 1967. et", Pe The Boobie Prize for high gross went to Sam Feinstein, but he “had alot ofclose competitors. Lionel Burt kept the Program going ata fast pace with appro= priate comments, aided by tournament chairmen Jim Osborn and "Babe" Childers. All three did a magnificent job in providing asuccessful first tourney. Antique Show Opens May 26 The Liberal Arts Commission has obtained the services of Mrs. Iris Berger for the Identification booth at the antique show and sale May 26, 27, 28. Mrs. Berger, who works as an advisor and dealer for special collectors, will identify articles and answer questions. for guests -who desire this service. LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE OF CONTINUANCE OF SAME FICTITIOUS NAME UNDER NEW PARTNERSHIP The undersigned are partners doing business in the State of California under the fictitious name “ALPINE JUNIOR SKIERS", The principal place of business is located. at 2066 O'Niel Way, Sacramento, County of Sacramento, California, The use of said fictitious name, "ALPINE JUNIOR SKIERS;" is a continuation of the same name previously used by a partnership consisting of THOMAS J. MORGAN and PATRICIA MORGAN, The names in full and places of residence ofthe partners are as follows; GARY R, FONTAINE, 2066 O'Niel Way, Sacramento California, and DIXIE ANN FONTAINE, 2066 O'Niel Way, Sacramento, California, DATED: This 27th day of March 1967. ALPINE JUNIOR SKIERS by /s/ Gary R. Fontaine by /s/ Dixie Ann Fontaine STATE OF CALIFORNIA dss COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO) On this 27th day of March, 1967, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the County of Sacramento, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared GARY R, FONTAINE and DIXIE ANN FONTAINE, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal in the County of Sacramento the day and year in this certificate first above written, /s/ Robert C. Schleh, Notary Notary Public-California Principal office in Sacramento County (Seal) Publish April 26, May 3, 10, and 17, 1967, sees te ee ¥ 1%, 196%. A resident of Hamburg, Germany, Mrs. Berger is a native of Colma, Elsatia, France. She is an expert on™ wood carvings, steel etchings and antique art with emphasis on Chinese and Japanese art. She attends art auctions regularly where she purchases and sells under commission. Mrs. Berger speaks four languages fluently and has acquired enormous art California. ae The sneighie “and sale will be held in the Veteran's Memorial Hall on Pine Street. The three day show will open at noon Friday, May 26, Show hours are. 12 noon to 9 p.m. May 26-27 and 12 noon to 6 p.m. May 28. Sponsored by the Liberal Arts Commission, Nevada City's first antique show and sale -is a benefit for the restoration of the Nevada Theatre; © knowledge due to her extensive studies in France and Italy. Her Downieville News by Mrs. Jackie Castle ees PO Box 264 DOWNIEVILLE NEWS When Mg, and Mrs, Jim drebiian marked their 9th: “Wedding Anniversary, they celebrated the event by dining at the Forks Cafe, They were joined by Mr. and Mrs, Richard Webb, Sierra County held a public auction on delinquent tak Genpenty, Two pieces were sold for $1, 000,00 to Mr. Richard is aese ~ Sierraville, d Mr, and Mrs, Earl Norwood and daughter, Debbie, former residents of Downieville, were up for the opening of fishing season. The Norwoods are now residents of Oakland, Also up for opening day was another former resident, Mrs, Dorothy Hayes. ree eG Mr, and Mrs, Curtis Wiesner havereceived word from Viet Nant that their son, William-Wiesner, has been promoted to a f Specialist 4, William is assigned as a plumber with the U, Army Headquarters Area, Eight dog sleds from the Sierra Nevada Dog Sled Association were up to Gold Lake for a practice run, They ran from Sardine Lake to Gold Lake and back, Mr, Bill Woods broke trail ees them with his SkiDoo, Peter Bachels, age 16, of Downieville, suffered a broken leg in an accident Friday night, He was taken to Steres Nevada Memorial Hospital, A potlucksupper washeld at Goodyear's Bar last Saturday night, This event was well attended by residents of Downieville, Sierra City, Indian Valley and Goodyear's Bar. Old time music was provided by the two Loffmark brothers, We also enjoyed some dancing, a community sing and a rhyme by Tammy Rollins, age 7. Mr, and Mrs, Richard Webb brought their son David home from the hospital, David finally reached the 5 lbs. required béfore hecould be released from the hospital, David is three weeks old, Construction has begun on Woodruff Creek Bridge, The low bid on the bridge was submitted by Stewart Contracting, Inc, Mrs, Elaine Stucki and daughter Diane traveled to San Francisco for the week-end, They planned to visit Mrs, Stucki’s parents, Mr, and Mrs, Douglas McClellan, Mrs, Audrey Mull enjoyed a visit with her brother and his wife, Mr, and Mrs, Frank W. Morland of Loomis, Mr. Morland had planned on doing a little fishing on opening day, but the weather had a hand in changing his mind, These conditions seemed to be felt by almost all the fishermen that ventured to this area for the same purpose, Of course, there were a few stout hearted men who couldn't be discouraged, , Mr, and Mrs, Billie Epps of El Sobrante were week-end gi of Mr, and Mrs, Ed, Reiswig. Mrs, Epps is the ‘daughter ie Reiswigs, High school students of Downieville High took a cultural tour of the Bay Area, During their tour of the area, the group headquartered at the Golden State Hotel from which almost all of the activity branched, A total of 32 high school students were on the trip. Transportation was provided by the new school bus which was driven by Frank Tabor, owner and driver of the bus, Each student was left to his own ends and means of transportation, which helped each child to learn a little about people on the run, Some ofthe entertainment enjoyed by the students were a stage play, "The Fantasticks”, the Cinerama which featured the movie "Grand Prix", and ‘they also toured Fisherman's Wharf and visited many ofthe attractions onthe Wharf, They also separated into small groups for the tours of the ome 8 which included Chinatown and other points of interest, — ga

oF Custencemnant ath eeeieeieneneabaed +S SB es Berliner will Urge Early Freeway Work Harold A. Berliner, — District Attorney of Nevada County, will attend the May meet. ing of the California Highway Commission to urge completion of the Grass ValleyNevada City Freeway. Pertinent exhibits and information have been forwarded tothe Commission, and Mr. Berliner will make a personal appearance to ask that funds for the completion of both sections of the freeway be included in this budget intime for work to be concluded in the next budget period. “LEGAL NOTICE IPs h2zs.242 Open Golf Huge Success The First Annual Nevada County Merchants Open Golf Tournament wasa huge success with a large field of golfers, over a thousand dollars in prizes, anda wonderful dinner catered by the Nevada City Elks Club. It seems assured that next year's event, to be heldatthe Alta Sierra Country Club, will have an even larger field. Winners included: Dick Wagner witha 127 in the Men's Handicap field, Jack Jamison runner-up. Callaway, Smitty Anderson at 141. Vera Mullis witha 137 in the Women's, and Dot Sirokman runner-up with 144. Hole-in-one Sebastian. Guerrere, NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP AND CERTIFI‘CATE OF ABANDONMENT OF FICTITIOUS NAME “ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Section 15035. 5 of thé“ Corporations California, that the general partnership of THOMAS J. MORGAN and PATRICIA MORGAN, general partners, engaged in business in the State of California and in the Counties of Sacramento and Nevada under the fictitious name of ALPENE JUNIOR SKIERS, with its: principal place of business at Sacramento, California, was dissolved as of March 26, 1967, and that thereafter, no person had authority to incur any obligations for said former firm, and that said firm abandoned said fictitious name as of said date. The names of all partners and their residences are as follows: THOMAS J. MORGAN, 5030 North Parkway, Sacramento, California, and PATRICIA MORGAN, 5030 North Parkway, Sacramento, California. DATED: This 27 day of March, 1967, ALPINE JUNIOR SKIERS by /s/ Thomas J.. Morgan by /s/ Patricia Morgan, Patricia Anne Morgan STATE OF CALIFORNIA Yes. COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO) On this 27 day of March, 1967, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the County of Sacramento, residing therein, duly commissioned ‘and sworn, personally appeared THOMAS J. MORGAN and PATRICIA MORGAN, known to me to be the persons whose nmMames are subscribed to the within instruntent, and acknowledged tome that they executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official.seal in the County of Sacramento the day and year in this certificate first above written, /s/ Robert C. Schleh, Notary Notary Public-California © Principal office in Sacramento County (Seal) Publish April 26, May 3, 10, and 17, 1967. LEGAL NOTICE PARTNERSHIP ’ “Code of’ CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS FICTITIOUS NAME The undersigned does hereby certify that it is conducting a business at Tammy Way, Alta Sierra, Grass Valley, California under the fictitious name of WOLF CREEK INN and that said firm is THAYERINC., a California corporation whose officers are as follows: . F, W. Thayer, Pres. R, L, Parke, Secy & Treas. Ethel A, Thayer, Asst. Secy. and Vice President THAYER INC, By. /s/ F, W. Thayer By /s/ Ralph L, Parke, Sec. & Treas, Dated: April 12, 1967 STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES )** On April 12,1967 before me, a Notary Public in and for said State, personally appeared F. W, Thayer and Ralph L, Parke known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged they executed the same, /s/ Dorothy E, Murphy Notary Public-California Principal Office in Los Angeles County STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES) On April 12, 1967 before ‘me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said State, personally appeared F, W. Thayer known to me to be the President, and Ralph L. Parke knownto meto be Secretary of the corporation that executed the within Instrument, known to me to be the persons who executed the within Instrument on behalf of the corporation therein named, and acknowledged to me that such corpo-, ration executed the within instrument pursuant to its by-laws or a.resolution of its board of directors, WITNESS my hand and official seal, /s/ Dorothy E. Murphy Notary Public-California Principal Office in Los Angeles County (Seal) Publish April 26, May 3, 10, and 17, 1967. et", Pe The Boobie Prize for high gross went to

Sam Feinstein, but he “had alot ofclose competitors. Lionel Burt kept the Program going ata fast pace with appro= priate comments, aided by tournament chairmen Jim Osborn and "Babe" Childers. All three did a magnificent job in providing asuccessful first tourney. Antique Show Opens May 26 The Liberal Arts Commission has obtained the services of Mrs. Iris Berger for the Identification booth at the antique show and sale May 26, 27, 28. Mrs. Berger, who works as an advisor and dealer for special collectors, will identify articles and answer questions. for guests -who desire this service. LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE OF CONTINUANCE OF SAME FICTITIOUS NAME UNDER NEW PARTNERSHIP The undersigned are partners doing business in the State of California under the fictitious name “ALPINE JUNIOR SKIERS", The principal place of business is located. at 2066 O'Niel Way, Sacramento, County of Sacramento, California, The use of said fictitious name, "ALPINE JUNIOR SKIERS;" is a continuation of the same name previously used by a partnership consisting of THOMAS J. MORGAN and PATRICIA MORGAN, The names in full and places of residence ofthe partners are as follows; GARY R, FONTAINE, 2066 O'Niel Way, Sacramento California, and DIXIE ANN FONTAINE, 2066 O'Niel Way, Sacramento, California, DATED: This 27th day of March 1967. ALPINE JUNIOR SKIERS by /s/ Gary R. Fontaine by /s/ Dixie Ann Fontaine STATE OF CALIFORNIA dss COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO) On this 27th day of March, 1967, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the County of Sacramento, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared GARY R, FONTAINE and DIXIE ANN FONTAINE, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal in the County of Sacramento the day and year in this certificate first above written, /s/ Robert C. Schleh, Notary Notary Public-California Principal office in Sacramento County (Seal) Publish April 26, May 3, 10, and 17, 1967, sees te ee ¥ 1%, 196%. A resident of Hamburg, Germany, Mrs. Berger is a native of Colma, Elsatia, France. She is an expert on™ wood carvings, steel etchings and antique art with emphasis on Chinese and Japanese art. She attends art auctions regularly where she purchases and sells under commission. Mrs. Berger speaks four languages fluently and has acquired enormous art California. ae The sneighie “and sale will be held in the Veteran's Memorial Hall on Pine Street. The three day show will open at noon Friday, May 26, Show hours are. 12 noon to 9 p.m. May 26-27 and 12 noon to 6 p.m. May 28. Sponsored by the Liberal Arts Commission, Nevada City's first antique show and sale -is a benefit for the restoration of the Nevada Theatre; © knowledge due to her extensive studies in France and Italy. Her Downieville News by Mrs. Jackie Castle ees PO Box 264 DOWNIEVILLE NEWS When Mg, and Mrs, Jim drebiian marked their 9th: “Wedding Anniversary, they celebrated the event by dining at the Forks Cafe, They were joined by Mr. and Mrs, Richard Webb, Sierra County held a public auction on delinquent tak Genpenty, Two pieces were sold for $1, 000,00 to Mr. Richard is aese ~ Sierraville, d Mr, and Mrs, Earl Norwood and daughter, Debbie, former residents of Downieville, were up for the opening of fishing season. The Norwoods are now residents of Oakland, Also up for opening day was another former resident, Mrs, Dorothy Hayes. ree eG Mr, and Mrs, Curtis Wiesner havereceived word from Viet Nant that their son, William-Wiesner, has been promoted to a f Specialist 4, William is assigned as a plumber with the U, Army Headquarters Area, Eight dog sleds from the Sierra Nevada Dog Sled Association were up to Gold Lake for a practice run, They ran from Sardine Lake to Gold Lake and back, Mr, Bill Woods broke trail ees them with his SkiDoo, Peter Bachels, age 16, of Downieville, suffered a broken leg in an accident Friday night, He was taken to Steres Nevada Memorial Hospital, A potlucksupper washeld at Goodyear's Bar last Saturday night, This event was well attended by residents of Downieville, Sierra City, Indian Valley and Goodyear's Bar. Old time music was provided by the two Loffmark brothers, We also enjoyed some dancing, a community sing and a rhyme by Tammy Rollins, age 7. Mr, and Mrs, Richard Webb brought their son David home from the hospital, David finally reached the 5 lbs. required béfore hecould be released from the hospital, David is three weeks old, Construction has begun on Woodruff Creek Bridge, The low bid on the bridge was submitted by Stewart Contracting, Inc, Mrs, Elaine Stucki and daughter Diane traveled to San Francisco for the week-end, They planned to visit Mrs, Stucki’s parents, Mr, and Mrs, Douglas McClellan, Mrs, Audrey Mull enjoyed a visit with her brother and his wife, Mr, and Mrs, Frank W. Morland of Loomis, Mr. Morland had planned on doing a little fishing on opening day, but the weather had a hand in changing his mind, These conditions seemed to be felt by almost all the fishermen that ventured to this area for the same purpose, Of course, there were a few stout hearted men who couldn't be discouraged, , Mr, and Mrs, Billie Epps of El Sobrante were week-end gi of Mr, and Mrs, Ed, Reiswig. Mrs, Epps is the ‘daughter ie Reiswigs, High school students of Downieville High took a cultural tour of the Bay Area, During their tour of the area, the group headquartered at the Golden State Hotel from which almost all of the activity branched, A total of 32 high school students were on the trip. Transportation was provided by the new school bus which was driven by Frank Tabor, owner and driver of the bus, Each student was left to his own ends and means of transportation, which helped each child to learn a little about people on the run, Some ofthe entertainment enjoyed by the students were a stage play, "The Fantasticks”, the Cinerama which featured the movie "Grand Prix", and ‘they also toured Fisherman's Wharf and visited many ofthe attractions onthe Wharf, They also separated into small groups for the tours of the ome 8 which included Chinatown and other points of interest, — ga