May 23, 1962 (10 pages)

2 4.Wednesday, May 23, 1962.THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Witty Sie HMMMMM, EXCELLENT!----Purity employees sampled the new Western Harvest brand of fruits, vegetables and’ juices at Grass Valley Purity store last week and proclaimed them "excellent". Milne and Ruth Thomas. Pictured are (L-R) Louise Carlie Huffman, Bernice Boy Scouts In Annual Campaign AUBURN---Cubs, Boy Scouts, Explorers and Sea Explorers started last week on their annual sales campaign for the annual Tahoe Area Council Sc out-O-Rama to be held June 2 atthe Auburn District Fairgrounds. The Armory andHome Economics Building will house the 50 or more booths and stage show. The Explorers and some troops will have outside camping or pioneering type displays. The Nevada CitySeven Hills School band will play . two concerts on Saturday afternoon, County Medical Society Plans KOVR SACRAMENTO ----The special problems of the mother-to-be will be revealed and discussed on Station KOVR Channel 13 Saturday 4t 4:30 p.m, in "First Baby", number two presentation in the bi-weekly "Doctors at Work" series on medical and surgical subjects. Thedilmed portion of the program will deal with the story of Jane's prenatal care as her doctor guides her towardthe all-important moment of the birth of her first eee Series baby. Following the film the subject will be discussed further by three physicians of the Placer-Nevada Medical Society, Frank Olrich, M.D., Auburn, Robert Conant, M.D. , Grass Valley, and William Mapes, M.D. Roseville, with Helen Bale, KOVR moderator. The series is underthe auspices of the PlacerNevada Medical Society and the California Medical Association in cooperation with KO VR public affairs department. OLD-TIMER.This early typewriter, patented July 15, 1890, is on display in the window of Hobbyhouse, 120 W. Main St., Grass Valley. The typewriter, a Blinkenderfer, was manufacturedinStamford, Conn., andwas the seventh of its kind. END of the MONTH FURNITURE SALE in? a pant wSee Sunday's NUGGET for the BIG T! Dept OF Agriculture Honors Forest Employes SAN FRANCISCO ----The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced that two U.S. Forest Service employees in California, Chas, A, Connaughton and Frank L, ') Keegan w ere given its Su. perior Service Awar@ at ‘. ceremonies held today in Washington, D.C. M Chas. A. Connaughton, Regional Forester for the California Region, received the award "For dynamic leadership in applied forestry and the forestry profession, achieving exceptional standards of performance, fostering programs designed to give maximum service to the public, and bring recognition to the Department. " Connaughton is a native of Placerville, Idaho, with F orest Service experience dating back to 1926. He holds} a Forestry degree from the University of Idaho and a M.S. from Yale University. Connaughton has been regional forester for the California Region since 1955. He andhis family reside in San Mateo, California. Before coming to California Connaughton was regional forester at Atlanta, Georgia and had served as director of forest experiment stations in Fort Collins, Colorado and New Orleans, La. Currently, Connaughton is vice-president of the American Forestry Association. He served as a member of the Council of the Society of American Foresters from1958 until December 1959 when he was elected President of the Society forthe 1960-61 term. Atthe same time he was honored by being elected to the Fellow grade which is defined by the Society as "a forester U.N. Film To Show Thursday GRASS VALLEY --A prize~ winning United Nations film, Power Among Men, will be shown tomorrow night at Hennessy School at 8 p.m. T he sponsoringConcord Group invites all residents of Nevada County to attend the free showing of the color movie. The 90 minute film was judged the best documentary film two years ago. It explores problems of the postwar era, . who has been geperally recognized slisoaphoont the profession as a person who has rendered outstanding service to professional forestry and to the Society, " Frank L, Keegan, Fire Control Aidon Los Padres National Forest, King City, California, received the Superior Service Award “For heroic action in rescuing a fellow worker from burning to death under severe emergency conditions and controlling a potentially disastrous fire under adverse conditions. " The presentations to Chas. A. Connaughton and Frank L. Keegan were made by Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman. Exercise Grand Slam U.S, FORCES, GERMAN Y-Army Specialist Four Davis Jefferis, whose mother, Mrs. Bessie C. Fink, lives in Grass Valley, recently participated in Command Post Exercise Grand Slam I, a fiveday Central Army Group (C ENT AG) exercise in Germany. . _ GrandSlam1 involved headquarters units from the German, Frenchand U.S. Armed Forces which are assignedto CENTAG, and was designed to test operational plans and procedures of these forces, CENTAG is a major element of NATO in Europe. Sierra Nursing Grads Pass State Board ROCKLIN -~---A 11 fifteen vocational nursing students who graduated from the Sierra College nursing program ~“ in February havepassed their School Taxes Reach All Time High LOS ANGELES --Property taxes for school purposes levied in Nevada County reached an all-time high of $1,389,104 for 1961-62, the California Taxpayers’ Association disclosed, This huge school tax bill shows an increase of $555, 670 or 67 percent during the last five years since 1956-57. In addition to property tax levies, the school districtsin the county received to date $869, 550 asthe State School Fund apportionments for 1961-62. This will be supplemented by other State opportionments, This money comes from State taxes. School taxes on property throughout the Statealso reached an all-time high in 1961-62, with the total an astronomical $1,227,202,749 or 83 pert cent above the $670,128,570 school tax levy for 1956-57. Schools in Placer County collected $4,752,317 in taxes, 114 per cent above the 1956-57 year; schools in Sierra County collected $153,353, 52 per cert above the earlier year. State Board of Vocational Nurses examinations, it was announced today. Vocational Director Frank VanVliet termed the perfect record "phenominal. " More than 15 percent of those who . take the test statewide fail it. : R.N. Lois Adams was instructor-of the course, begun two years ago by Mrs. Genevieve Logan, R.N. Those succeccfully passing their exams and becoming licensed vocational nurses were: Auburn; Iva Johnson, and Genevieve Mooers (CQ) Grass Valley; Alice Butcher, Ila Fessler, Robinette Garrison, June Goeller, Jean Gould, Doris Holman, Eleanor Kemp, Gail Lawton, Ida Hamsey, Donna Smith, and Beverly T assone. Nevada City; Madeline Engstrom and Lynn Russell. Mrs, Engstrom marks were among the highest of those taking the examinations. Council To Pay Little League Power ANEVADA CIT Y----The Nevada City Council last week agreed to pay the power bill for the first season of Little League once poles and lights are installed. In the Coast Survey of 1851, Angel Island in San Francisco Bay was called Los Angeles Island. ing the dietary patterns of California children and infants because of fear of radioactive fallout from the current testing of nuclear weapons, Dr. Harold M. Erickson, Deputy State Health Director, warned today. The Deputy Director said there are well-meaning but unqualified individuals and groups in California who are urging, through letters and leaflets, the curtailment of milk consumption during the eight days following the detonation of every nuclear de“Decisions of this kind, ” he said, -"should be made only by qualifiedphysicians and public health authorities who have the facts and who themselves must carefully weigh the possible adverse consequences of a reduction in milk consumption against any potentialrisk associated with the small amounts of radioactivity present in milk now and anticipated in the months ahead, " He said these individuals apparently are concerned vice in the current United . State series of Pacific tests. . about lodine-131 in milk, aradioactive material which has a half life of eight days. The principal route of entry into the body of Iodine -131 is through. fresh foods, particularly milk. In. the past, the quantities found in milk in California during weapons testing have been far below those which would indicate countermeasure action, There is no reason to believe the current test se-ries will change the picture, He added that the State Health Department will keep the public fully in‘formed, and will continue _to sample food, milk, water and air for radioactivity on a regular basis. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA In the Matter of the Estate of VIOLET B. HIPES Deceased. No. 6341 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned, Ora E. Patton, administratrix of the estate of VIOLET B. HIPES, deceased, tothecreditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, that within six months after the first publication of this notice, they either filethem with the necessary vouchers in the office of the clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County ofNevada, or exhibit them with the necessary vouchers tothe said administratrix at the law offices of Albert L. Johnson the same being the place for the transaction of in the county of Nevada, State of California. DATED: May 4, 1962 Ora E. Patton Administratrix of the Estate of VioletB. Hipes, Deceased Publish: May 16, 23, 30& June 6, 1962. FOR SALE LEGAL NOTICE Black Oak Wood Saddle Horses & Ponies CLASSIFIED ADS ] J. R. Price Ph, 265-2281 FOR SALE FOR SALE SERVICES INSULATION 11/4A. -New well, pump,é& Dressmaking & Alterations ALUMINUM FOIL BACK Full Thick 53A¢ per sq. ft. Med. 4 3/4 ¢ per sq. ft. A to Z Supply 120 E. Main Street Grass Valley FOR SALE _ NEW FURNITURE Sheahan's Furniture 203 W.Main St. Ph, 273-2739 » Ten swarms bees; Route 1 Box 973 G.V.,'or write for information % Nugget Box 16, N. €, All kinds of used lumber; windows and doors; 100 sheets corrugated roofing; galvanized water lines. 208 Squirrel Creek Rd, G.V. Phone 273-4311, DEL ORO PHONE 273 6932 May 27-29 : Sun. Tues, ‘TONY Curtis MAN IN THE MOON Wed. -Sat. May 23-26 HORIZONT AL LIEUTENANT Plus THE BROKEN LAND tank 6000 ft. new lumber, 100 bags cement, 60 yds concrete Material. $6,500. Will carry 1/2@ 6 1/2 for 1 yr, 1-A sight -$2,500-3/4 A. $2,000 cash. All join all weatherrd, By owner: 5 mi. E. of G.V. Colfax Hiway at House trailer Day Road, GE Dryer $85; Frigidaire Washer $70; Frigidaire Elec. Stove $50. Phone 265-4782. Chihuahuas 6wks old, $20. 118 Bush, G.V. 273-3072 GARDEN HOSE LIMITED TIME ONLY 20% OFF 10 YEAR GUARANTEE 1/2" O58. NOW $2.05 1/2" 50 ft. NOW $3.34 5 YEAR GUARANTEE 1/o 98 ft. NOW $1.86 1/2” 50 ft. . NOW $2.90 BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY G.V.-N.C. Hwy at Glenbrook, NOTICE NOTICE INVITING BIDS Lodge Bldg (Fire Repair & Remodel)Nevada City, Nevada County, California, Owner Taking Bids Due June 5, 4:00 P, M, Owner--BPOE .Lodge No. 518, J.F, Siegfried, Trustee, 515 Coyote Street, Nevada City, Galifornia, Archt---Wm, F, Hempel, 306 Bryant St. , Palo Alto, Remodel fire-gutted bldg of 7200 sf; new plywd walls; asph and vinyl flrg; acoust tile ceiling; ptg; new htg and wiring. Plans from owner after May 17; $15 deposit. * for women and men in my home. Celeta Brunner, 825 Zion, NC for appointment call 265 -2048. WINDSHIELDS REPLACED And all other automobile glass. Moule Paint & Glass Grass Valley. Carpenter & Cabinet work. Repair anything in the line of wood. 265-4194 WATER SYSTEMS Complete Installation Pumps, Pipe Line Ditching Water Purification COOK & McGUINN Phone 273-4455 PAYLESS TV& RADIO SERVICE All work guaranteed Buy, sell and trade. 533 Main St. , Hills Flat, Phone: 273-8547. Night:273-8104. : REAL ESTATE LISTINGS Home Business Farm FOR RENT Apartments for pensioners 118 Bush St. G. V, 273-3072 FOR SALE FOR SALE-RANCH IN Penn Valley. 5 1/3 acres, 2 houses plenty of water. Rental house furn, & Rented for $75 per mo. Phone 273-2545. dows 3 bdrm home, corner fireplace utilities, 2 car garage. Fenced swim, pool, patio, trees, shrubs. Near RidgeRd Call 273-3545 20 gently sloping acres 7 milesout, pines, oaks, cedars, Write Box 11,.N.C. Nugget or phone 265-2493 , NOTICEOF SALE OF PROPPERTY DEEDED FO THE ST AT E FOR DELINQUENT TAXES Whereas I was on the Ist day of May 1962 directed by the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County, State of California, and there was received by me and filed in my office an authorization of the State Controller (da'. ted May 4th, 1962) to sell at public auction, for cash in lawful money of the United States, certain tax deeded property. Public notice is hereby given that unless the said property isredeemedas provided by law, I will on the llth day of June 1962, at the hour of 2:30 P.M. inthe Tax House of the County of Nevada, in the City of Nevada, sell as directed the said property for a sum not less than ‘the minimum price set forth in this notice. The Parcel of property that is the subject of this notice is situated in the County of Nevada, State of California, and is described as follows: Undivided 1/7 interest in North Star Mining Claim at Lake City being the Ely ptn of Lot 62 of Sections 2-3 and 10 Twp 17 Range 9 E Mt, D.B. & M, Last Assessee: Daniel Ginman Minimum Price $250.00 If redemption of the property is not made according to law before the first bid is received the right of redemption will cease. First publication May 16, 1962: Second publication ‘May 23, 1962: Third and last publication May 31, 1962. L.J. Twitchell, Tax Collector of Nevada County State of California L. J. Twitchell s/s the business of the said est3re . Collectors Office in the Court KEVIN R. TWOHY GORDON V. WEGNER 555 North First Street San Jose, California Telephone: CYpress 5-4558 Attorneys for Plaintiff No. 13121 SUMMONS ¢ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STAT E OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNT Y OF NEVADA ELEANOR BROWN, Plaintiff, vs. MINNIE BRIERLEY, J. ALICE STELLING, HAZEL HAASE, BEATRICECANTRELL MARION HELWIG, NORMAN ~ HELWIG, HAROLD HELWIG NAIDA WALTERS, andBARBARA KEISTER, ALSO ALL OTHER PERSONS UNKNOWN, claiming any right title, estate, lien or interest in the real property described in the complaint ad4 verse to plaintiff's owner ship, or any cloud upon the plaintiff's titke thereto, Defendants. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, To MINNIEBRIERLEY, J. ALICE STELLING, HAZEL HAASE, BEATRICE CANTRELL, MARION HELWIG, NORMAN HELWIG, HAROLD HELWIG, NAIDA WALTERS, and BARBARA KEISTER, ALSO ALL OTHER PERSONS UNKNOWN, claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real property described in the complaint adverse to plaintiff's ownership, or any cloud upon theplaintiff's title thereto, Defendants: You are hereby directed to appear and answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff filed in the above entitled Court in the above entitled action brought against you in said Court, within TEN days after the service on you of this summons, if served within the above named county, or within THIRTY daysif served elsewhere. You are hereby notified that unless youso appear and answer, Said plaintiff will take judgment for any money or damages demandedin the complaint or arising upon contract, or will apply to the court for any other relief demanded in the complaint. The object of this action isto make the above named defendants set forth the nature of their claim or claims to the real property in the .complaint and hereinafter described, if any they have, and that such claim or claims be adjudged to be of no effect and void, and that plaintiff's title to said real property be quieted against them. That said real property is situate. in the County of Nevada, State of California, and is particularly described as follows: ALL of town lots numbered 4and7, in Block 2, and Lot 2, inBlock 6, as shown upon the official map of the town of North Bloomfield, according to the survey made by Samuel Bethell by authority of the County Judge John Caldwell, in the year 1875. An undivided one-eighth (1/8) interest in IXL Mg. Cl. . Cont. 86.15 acres and being the western portion of Lake City Cons, Gravel Mine designated as Lot 62 of Secs. 2-3andl0Twp. 17 Range 9. DATED: May 4, 1962 JOHN T. TRAUNER, Clerk By JACK K. HANSEN, Deputy Clerk SUPERIOR COURT NEVADA COUNTY CALIF, SEAL Publish: May 23, 31, June 6, 13, 1962.

2 4..Wednesday, May 23, 1962..THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Witty Sie HMMMMM, EXCELLENT!----Purity employees sampled the new Western Harvest brand of fruits, vegetables and’ juices at Grass Valley Purity store last week and proclaimed them "excellent". Milne and Ruth Thomas. Pictured are (L-R) Louise Carlie Huffman, Bernice Boy Scouts In Annual Campaign AUBURN---Cubs, Boy Scouts, Explorers and Sea Explorers started last week on their annual sales campaign for the annual Tahoe Area Council Sc out-O-Rama to be held June 2 atthe Auburn District Fairgrounds. The Armory andHome Economics Building will house the 50 or more booths and stage show. The Explorers and some troops will have outside camping or pioneering type displays. The Nevada CitySeven Hills School band will play . two concerts on Saturday afternoon, County Medical Society Plans KOVR SACRAMENTO ----The special problems of the mother-to-be will be revealed and discussed on Station KOVR Channel 13 Saturday 4t 4:30 p.m, in "First Baby", number two presentation in the bi-weekly "Doctors at Work" series on medical and surgical subjects. Thedilmed portion of the program will deal with the story of Jane's prenatal care as her doctor guides her towardthe all-important moment of the birth of her first eee Series baby. Following the film the subject will be discussed further by three physicians of the Placer-Nevada Medical Society, Frank Olrich, M.D., Auburn, Robert Conant, M.D. , Grass Valley, and William Mapes, M.D. Roseville, with Helen Bale, KOVR moderator. The series is underthe auspices of the PlacerNevada Medical Society and the California Medical Association in cooperation with KO VR public affairs department. OLD-TIMER..This early typewriter, patented July 15, 1890, is on display in the window of Hobbyhouse, 120 W. Main St., Grass Valley. The typewriter, a Blinkenderfer, was manufacturedinStamford, Conn., andwas the seventh of its kind. END of the MONTH FURNITURE SALE in? a pant wSee Sunday's NUGGET for the BIG T! Dept OF Agriculture Honors Forest Employes SAN FRANCISCO ----The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced that two U.S. Forest Service employees in California, Chas, A, Connaughton and Frank L, ') Keegan w ere given its Su. perior Service Awar@ at ‘. ceremonies held today in Washington, D.C. M Chas. A. Connaughton, Regional Forester for the California Region, received the award "For dynamic leadership in applied forestry and the forestry profession, achieving exceptional standards of performance, fostering programs designed to give maximum service to the public, and bring recognition to the Department. " Connaughton is a native of Placerville, Idaho, with F orest Service experience dating back to 1926. He holds} a Forestry degree from the University of Idaho and a M.S. from Yale University. Connaughton has been regional forester for the California Region since 1955. He andhis family reside in San Mateo, California. Before coming to California Connaughton was regional forester at Atlanta, Georgia and had served as director of forest experiment stations in Fort Collins, Colorado and New Orleans, La. Currently, Connaughton is vice-president of the American Forestry Association. He served as a member of the Council of the Society of American Foresters from1958 until December 1959 when he was elected President of the Society forthe 1960-61 term. Atthe same time he was honored by being elected to the Fellow grade which is defined by the Society as "a forester U.N. Film To Show Thursday GRASS VALLEY --A prize~ winning United Nations film, Power Among Men, will be shown tomorrow night at Hennessy School at 8 p.m. T he sponsoringConcord Group invites all residents of Nevada County to attend the free showing of the color movie. The 90 minute film was judged the best documentary film two years ago. It explores problems of the postwar era, . who has been geperally recognized slisoaphoont the profession as a person who has rendered outstanding service to professional forestry and to the Society, " Frank L, Keegan, Fire Control Aidon Los Padres National Forest, King City, California, received the Superior Service Award “For heroic action in rescuing a fellow worker from burning to death under severe emergency conditions and controlling a potentially disastrous fire under adverse conditions. " The presentations to Chas. A. Connaughton and Frank L. Keegan were made by Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman. Exercise Grand Slam U.S, FORCES, GERMAN Y-Army Specialist Four Davis Jefferis, whose mother, Mrs. Bessie C. Fink, lives in Grass Valley, recently participated in Command Post Exercise Grand Slam I, a fiveday Central Army Group (C ENT AG) exercise in Germany. . _ GrandSlam1 involved headquarters units from the German, Frenchand U.S. Armed Forces which are assignedto CENTAG, and was designed to test operational plans and procedures of these forces, CENTAG is a major element of NATO in Europe. Sierra Nursing Grads Pass State Board ROCKLIN -~---A 11 fifteen vocational nursing students who graduated from the Sierra College nursing program ~“ in February havepassed their School Taxes Reach All Time High LOS ANGELES --Property taxes for school purposes levied in Nevada County reached an all-time high of $1,389,104 for 1961-62, the California Taxpayers’ Association disclosed, This huge school tax bill shows an increase of $555, 670 or 67 percent during the last five years since 1956-57. In addition to property tax levies, the school districtsin the county received to date $869, 550 asthe State School Fund apportionments for 1961-62. This will be supplemented by other State opportionments, This money comes from State taxes. School taxes on property throughout the Statealso reached an all-time high in 1961-62, with the total an astronomical $1,227,202,749 or 83 pert cent above the $670,128,570 school tax levy for 1956-57. Schools in Placer County collected $4,752,317 in taxes, 114 per cent above the 1956-57 year; schools in Sierra County collected $153,353, 52 per cert above the earlier year. State Board of Vocational Nurses examinations, it was announced today. Vocational Director Frank VanVliet termed the perfect record "phenominal. " More than 15 percent of those who . take the test statewide fail it. : R.N. Lois Adams was instructor-of the course, begun two years ago by Mrs. Genevieve Logan, R.N. Those succeccfully passing their exams and becoming licensed vocational nurses were: Auburn; Iva Johnson, and Genevieve Mooers (CQ) Grass Valley; Alice Butcher, Ila Fessler, Robinette Garrison, June Goeller, Jean Gould, Doris Holman, Eleanor Kemp, Gail Lawton, Ida Hamsey, Donna Smith, and Beverly T assone. Nevada City; Madeline Engstrom and Lynn Russell. Mrs, Engstrom marks were among the highest of those taking the examinations. Council To Pay Little League Power ANEVADA CIT Y----The Nevada City Council last week agreed to pay the power bill for the first season of Little League once poles and lights are installed. In the Coast Survey of 1851, Angel Island in San Francisco Bay was called Los Angeles Island. ing the dietary patterns of California children and infants because of fear of radioactive fallout from the current testing of nuclear weapons, Dr. Harold M. Erickson, Deputy State Health Director, warned today. The Deputy Director said there are well-meaning but unqualified individuals and groups in California who are urging, through letters and leaflets, the curtailment of milk consumption during the eight days following the detonation of every nuclear de“Decisions of this kind, ” he said, -"should be made only by qualifiedphysicians and public health authorities who have the facts and who themselves must carefully weigh the possible adverse consequences of a reduction in milk consumption against any potentialrisk associated with the small amounts of radioactivity present in milk now and anticipated in the months ahead, " He said these individuals apparently are concerned vice in the current United . State series of Pacific tests. . about lodine-131 in milk, aradioactive material which has a half life of eight days. The principal route of entry into the body of Iodine -131 is through. fresh foods, particularly milk. In. the past, the quantities found in milk in California during weapons testing have been far below those which would indicate countermeasure action, There is no reason to believe the current test se-ries will change the picture, He added that the State Health Department will keep the public fully in‘formed, and will continue _to sample food, milk, water and air for radioactivity on a regular basis. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA In the Matter of the Estate of VIOLET B. HIPES Deceased. No. 6341 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN

by the undersigned, Ora E. Patton, administratrix of the estate of VIOLET B. HIPES, deceased, tothecreditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, that within six months after the first publication of this notice, they either filethem with the necessary vouchers in the office of the clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County ofNevada, or exhibit them with the necessary vouchers tothe said administratrix at the law offices of Albert L. Johnson the same being the place for the transaction of in the county of Nevada, State of California. DATED: May 4, 1962 Ora E. Patton Administratrix of the Estate of VioletB. Hipes, Deceased Publish: May 16, 23, 30& June 6, 1962. FOR SALE LEGAL NOTICE Black Oak Wood Saddle Horses & Ponies CLASSIFIED ADS ] J. R. Price Ph, 265-2281 FOR SALE FOR SALE SERVICES INSULATION 11/4A. -New well, pump,é& Dressmaking & Alterations ALUMINUM FOIL BACK Full Thick 53A¢ per sq. ft. Med. 4 3/4 ¢ per sq. ft. A to Z Supply 120 E. Main Street Grass Valley FOR SALE _ NEW FURNITURE Sheahan's Furniture 203 W.Main St. Ph, 273-2739 » Ten swarms bees; Route 1 Box 973 G.V.,'or write for information % Nugget Box 16, N. €, All kinds of used lumber; windows and doors; 100 sheets corrugated roofing; galvanized water lines. 208 Squirrel Creek Rd, G.V. Phone 273-4311, DEL ORO PHONE 273 6932 May 27-29 : Sun. Tues, ‘TONY Curtis MAN IN THE MOON Wed. -Sat. May 23-26 HORIZONT AL LIEUTENANT Plus THE BROKEN LAND tank 6000 ft. new lumber, 100 bags cement, 60 yds concrete Material. $6,500. Will carry 1/2@ 6 1/2 for 1 yr, 1-A sight -$2,500-3/4 A. $2,000 cash. All join all weatherrd, By owner: 5 mi. E. of G.V. Colfax Hiway at House trailer Day Road, GE Dryer $85; Frigidaire Washer $70; Frigidaire Elec. Stove $50. Phone 265-4782. Chihuahuas 6wks old, $20. 118 Bush, G.V. 273-3072 GARDEN HOSE LIMITED TIME ONLY 20% OFF 10 YEAR GUARANTEE 1/2" O58. NOW $2.05 1/2" 50 ft. NOW $3.34 5 YEAR GUARANTEE 1/o 98 ft.. NOW $1.86 1/2” 50 ft.. . NOW $2.90 BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY G.V.-N.C. Hwy at Glenbrook, NOTICE NOTICE INVITING BIDS Lodge Bldg (Fire Repair & Remodel)Nevada City, Nevada County, California, Owner Taking Bids Due June 5, 4:00 P, M, Owner--BPOE .Lodge No. 518, J.F, Siegfried, Trustee, 515 Coyote Street, Nevada City, Galifornia, Archt---Wm, F, Hempel, 306 Bryant St. , Palo Alto, Remodel fire-gutted bldg of 7200 sf; new plywd walls; asph and vinyl flrg; acoust tile ceiling; ptg; new htg and wiring. Plans from owner after May 17; $15 deposit. * for women and men in my home. Celeta Brunner, 825 Zion, NC for appointment call 265 -2048. WINDSHIELDS REPLACED And all other automobile glass. Moule Paint & Glass Grass Valley. Carpenter & Cabinet work. Repair anything in the line of wood. 265-4194 WATER SYSTEMS Complete Installation Pumps, Pipe Line Ditching Water Purification COOK & McGUINN Phone 273-4455 PAYLESS TV& RADIO SERVICE All work guaranteed Buy, sell and trade. 533 Main St. , Hills Flat, Phone: 273-8547. Night:273-8104. : REAL ESTATE LISTINGS Home Business Farm FOR RENT Apartments for pensioners 118 Bush St. G. V, 273-3072 FOR SALE FOR SALE-RANCH IN Penn Valley. 5 1/3 acres, 2 houses plenty of water. Rental house furn, & Rented for $75 per mo. Phone 273-2545. dows 3 bdrm home, corner fireplace utilities, 2 car garage. Fenced swim, pool, patio, trees, shrubs. Near RidgeRd Call 273-3545 20 gently sloping acres 7 milesout, pines, oaks, cedars, Write Box 11,.N.C. Nugget or phone 265-2493 , NOTICEOF SALE OF PROPPERTY DEEDED FO THE ST AT E FOR DELINQUENT TAXES Whereas I was on the Ist day of May 1962 directed by the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County, State of California, and there was received by me and filed in my office an authorization of the State Controller (da'. ted May 4th, 1962) to sell at public auction, for cash in lawful money of the United States, certain tax deeded property. Public notice is hereby given that unless the said property isredeemedas provided by law, I will on the llth day of June 1962, at the hour of 2:30 P.M. inthe Tax House of the County of Nevada, in the City of Nevada, sell as directed the said property for a sum not less than ‘the minimum price set forth in this notice. The Parcel of property that is the subject of this notice is situated in the County of Nevada, State of California, and is described as follows: Undivided 1/7 interest in North Star Mining Claim at Lake City being the Ely ptn of Lot 62 of Sections 2-3 and 10 Twp 17 Range 9 E Mt, D.B. & M, Last Assessee: Daniel Ginman Minimum Price $250.00 If redemption of the property is not made according to law before the first bid is received the right of redemption will cease. First publication May 16, 1962: Second publication ‘May 23, 1962: Third and last publication May 31, 1962. L.J. Twitchell, Tax Collector of Nevada County State of California L. J. Twitchell s/s the business of the said est3re . Collectors Office in the Court KEVIN R. TWOHY GORDON V. WEGNER 555 North First Street San Jose, California Telephone: CYpress 5-4558 Attorneys for Plaintiff No. 13121 SUMMONS ¢ IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STAT E OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNT Y OF NEVADA ELEANOR BROWN, Plaintiff, vs. MINNIE BRIERLEY, J. ALICE STELLING, HAZEL HAASE, BEATRICECANTRELL MARION HELWIG, NORMAN ~ HELWIG, HAROLD HELWIG NAIDA WALTERS, andBARBARA KEISTER, ALSO ALL OTHER PERSONS UNKNOWN, claiming any right title, estate, lien or interest in the real property described in the complaint ad4 verse to plaintiff's owner ship, or any cloud upon the plaintiff's titke thereto, Defendants. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, To MINNIEBRIERLEY, J. ALICE STELLING, HAZEL HAASE, BEATRICE CANTRELL, MARION HELWIG, NORMAN HELWIG, HAROLD HELWIG, NAIDA WALTERS, and BARBARA KEISTER, ALSO ALL OTHER PERSONS UNKNOWN, claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real property described in the complaint adverse to plaintiff's ownership, or any cloud upon theplaintiff's title thereto, Defendants: You are hereby directed to appear and answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff filed in the above entitled Court in the above entitled action brought against you in said Court, within TEN days after the service on you of this summons, if served within the above named county, or within THIRTY daysif served elsewhere. You are hereby notified that unless youso appear and answer, Said plaintiff will take judgment for any money or damages demandedin the complaint or arising upon contract, or will apply to the court for any other relief demanded in the complaint. The object of this action isto make the above named defendants set forth the nature of their claim or claims to the real property in the .complaint and hereinafter described, if any they have, and that such claim or claims be adjudged to be of no effect and void, and that plaintiff's title to said real property be quieted against them. That said real property is situate. in the County of Nevada, State of California, and is particularly described as follows: ALL of town lots numbered 4and7, in Block 2, and Lot 2, inBlock 6, as shown upon the official map of the town of North Bloomfield, according to the survey made by Samuel Bethell by authority of the County Judge John Caldwell, in the year 1875. An undivided one-eighth (1/8) interest in IXL Mg. Cl. . Cont. 86.15 acres and being the western portion of Lake City Cons, Gravel Mine designated as Lot 62 of Secs. 2-3andl0Twp. 17 Range 9. DATED: May 4, 1962 JOHN T. TRAUNER, Clerk By JACK K. HANSEN, Deputy Clerk SUPERIOR COURT NEVADA COUNTY CALIF, SEAL Publish: May 23, 31, June 6, 13, 1962.