May 27, 1965 (20 pages)

¥en Bioerpiety~. Hospital Official To Speak Life-Long Resident, Herb Hallett, Dies Of Cancer Joseph L. Zem, trustee and treasurer of the California HospiLukes Hospital, tured speaker for the June 2nd “meeting of the Nevada County Branch of SIR's. The meeting will be held at Sons of the Golden West in Nevada City. respects to former public of absence from his job for the past six months, noon inthe Grass Valley Veterans Memorial Building. Dr. Elbridge Best, program Born in Gold Flat in 1901, he spent his entire life in the Nevada chairman, has extended an in Surviving are his wife, Camille; mann and Son Funeral Chapel with lay Reader, Thomas Taylor of Trinity Episcopal Church officiating. Interment was in the City area, He had served as city firemen's plot at Pine Grove fourteen business, professional and last a son, William and four grandNevada County Hospital where he had been admitted the night bechildren all of Nevada City. fore. He had been ill for s¢veral . Funeral services were held months and had been on 4 leave Monday morning in the Berge San Francisco, will be the fea vitation to more than 40 years had been superintendent of public works for the city. He was a member of Hydraulic Parlor of the Native works superintendent Herb Hallett, / Hallett, 64, died May 2.1/in tal Association and Executive Director of St. The old fire house bell in Nevada City tolled slowly Monday morning as uniformed fire men and friends gathered to pay their fire chief, chief of police and for service organ izations of the area to meet with Cemetery, Nevada City. the SIR's on this occasion to hear Highway Department Asks For Bids Zem. His subject will be:-"“The ~The State Division of Highways Cost of Hospital Care”. This will be the first meeting Monday build an equipment fueling Station and reconstruct a salt to which women have been in vited. Many wives wish to attend and the club invitation includes the local Business and Professional storage Joseph L. Zem Nevada County Shares In because of the limited seating capacity of the dining facilities, Record Tax Collections Womens Club. Reservations will be necessary thereforea phone call to Big SIR, Nevada County, $35,143,000 Leake, who represents the Third Earl Covey 273 -3147 or 273-2089; or to Little SIR, Dr. Best at 2734367, is requested. taxable sales in 1964 shared in District, said the Board's justpublished Trade Outlet Report disclosed that tax ables sales in Nevada County were up 11.3 per California's record $30,264,770, 000 total, an 8 1/2 per cent state A short business meeting of the _gain over: 1963, PauLR. Leake, 114 member Sons In Retirement State Board of Equalization mem w ill proceed Zim’s informative ber has reported, Scouts Help Out By Planting Trees Boy Scouts from the Buttes Area Council spent the weekend of May 15,16 planting seedling trees at the Diamond Creek plantation, according to District Ranger Frank Sodolski of the Nevada City District of the Tahoe National Forest. The Tahoe foresters mapped an area for the Boy Scouts to plant and showed each scout the correct method toplantatree. Each Scout planted 50 or m ore trees and before the day was over, advertised for bids to several of the boys were complaining of aching backs and worn-outhands, The planting of near the inter “way 20 in Nevada County about 33 miles northeast of Auburn. according to state highway officials at the Marysville district office. The new facility willhelp speed snow removal on highways in the high mountain area. TO CONVERT YOUR GARAGE . WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT DEPEND ON cent. Taxable sales in Nevada City as of July 1, 1964, totalled $5, Builders & Consumers 375,000 andin Grass Valley taxable sales reached $11,709,000. Lumber Co. Leake, measuring the pulse of this major economic artery, found that department store totals alone jumped more than $10 for each of the state's 18 million citizens during 1964. In fact, 57 counties reflected the upsurge--only Colusa was a the trees will help the Scouts to fraction off. Orange paced the earn a Forestry or Land and Water Conservation merit badge. billion -dollar-plus counties with a 14.6 per cent increase, The Scouts learned that planting The report showed that $152.77 was spent for each man, woman, pine trees in the mountains is not and child in the state's depart an easy job. They also learned that America needs growing pro bunker change ofInterstate 80 and High Bids will be openedJune 23 with $41,000 available for the work, ment and dry goods stores last year, compared to $142.33 in ductive forests to help maintain 1963. its position in the present day The total taxable sales gain was world, $2.4 billion above 1963. For all WI, business categories, retail stores out for the third straight year with an 8.8 per cent gain to ac count for two-thirds of the $30 billion total. Manufacturing, wholesaling, contracting and miscellaneous outlets taxable sales were up eight per cent, Business and personal services receipts continued a four-year climb--up five percent last year. Trailer, boat, cycle and plane dealers showed a 20 percent jump in sales over 1963--highest in the durable goods sector. The automotive group, inBOY SCOUTS from Troop 23 in Olivehurst had a taste of how hard it is to replace our forests once they are gone, The scouts planted cluding the above dealers and those selling new and used motor seedling pine trees May 15 on the Diamond Creek Plantation in the Tahoe National Forest. Pascual Perez (left) and Steven Haase are vehicles, parts and supplies and shown above getting ready to put in another tree, for more than $5.4 billion. service stations, alone accounted Let us add that extra room by Furnish Everything: ideas Designing Financing Materiais Construction using your garage, attic or basement. It’s economical and you can depend on our guaranteed workmanship. Take advantage of CHIP, our Comprehensive Home Improvement Plan that furnishes everything . . . Ideas, Designing, Financing, Materials and Con struction. Call for FREE booklet and appointment in your home. Builders & Consumers — Lumber Co. 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¥en Bioerpiety~. Hospital Official To Speak Life-Long Resident, Herb Hallett, Dies Of Cancer Joseph L. Zem, trustee and treasurer of the California HospiLukes Hospital, tured speaker for the June 2nd “meeting of the Nevada County Branch of SIR's. The meeting will be held at Sons of the Golden West in Nevada City. respects to former public of absence from his job for the past six months, noon inthe Grass Valley Veterans Memorial Building. Dr. Elbridge Best, program Born in Gold Flat in 1901, he spent his entire life in the Nevada chairman, has extended an in Surviving are his wife, Camille; mann and Son Funeral Chapel with lay Reader, Thomas Taylor of Trinity Episcopal Church officiating. Interment was in the City area, He had served as city firemen's plot at Pine Grove fourteen business, professional and last a son, William and four grandNevada County Hospital where he had been admitted the night bechildren all of Nevada City. fore. He had been ill for s¢veral . Funeral services were held months and had been on 4 leave Monday morning in the Berge San Francisco, will be the fea vitation to more than 40 years had been superintendent of public works for the city. He was a member of Hydraulic Parlor of the Native works superintendent Herb Hallett, / Hallett, 64, died May 2.1/in tal Association and Executive Director of St. The old fire house bell in Nevada City tolled slowly Monday morning as uniformed fire men and friends gathered to pay their fire chief, chief of police and for service organ izations of the area to meet with Cemetery, Nevada City. the SIR's on this occasion to hear Highway Department Asks For Bids Zem. His subject will be:-"“The ~The State Division of Highways Cost of Hospital Care”. This will be the first meeting Monday build an equipment fueling Station and reconstruct a salt to which women have been in vited. Many wives wish to attend and the club invitation includes the local Business and Professional storage Joseph L. Zem Nevada County Shares In because of the limited seating capacity of the dining facilities, Record Tax Collections Womens Club. Reservations will be necessary thereforea phone call to Big SIR, Nevada County, $35,143,000 Leake, who represents the Third Earl Covey 273 -3147 or 273-2089; or to Little SIR, Dr. Best at 2734367, is requested. taxable sales in 1964 shared in District, said the Board's justpublished Trade Outlet Report disclosed that tax ables sales in Nevada County were up 11.3 per California's record $30,264,770, 000 total, an 8 1/2 per cent state A short business meeting of the _gain over: 1963, PauLR. Leake, 114 member Sons In Retirement State Board of Equalization mem w ill proceed Zim’s informative ber has reported, Scouts Help Out By Planting Trees Boy Scouts from the Buttes Area Council spent the weekend of May 15,16 planting seedling trees at the Diamond Creek plantation, according to District Ranger Frank Sodolski of the Nevada City District of the Tahoe National Forest. The Tahoe foresters mapped an area for the Boy Scouts to plant and showed each scout the correct method toplantatree. Each Scout planted 50 or m ore trees

and before the day was over, advertised for bids to several of the boys were complaining of aching backs and worn-outhands, The planting of near the inter “way 20 in Nevada County about 33 miles northeast of Auburn. according to state highway officials at the Marysville district office. The new facility willhelp speed snow removal on highways in the high mountain area. TO CONVERT YOUR GARAGE .. WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT DEPEND ON cent. Taxable sales in Nevada City as of July 1, 1964, totalled $5, Builders & Consumers 375,000 andin Grass Valley taxable sales reached $11,709,000. Lumber Co. Leake, measuring the pulse of this major economic artery, found that department store totals alone jumped more than $10 for each of the state's 18 million citizens during 1964. In fact, 57 counties reflected the upsurge--only Colusa was a the trees will help the Scouts to fraction off. Orange paced the earn a Forestry or Land and Water Conservation merit badge. billion -dollar-plus counties with a 14.6 per cent increase, The Scouts learned that planting The report showed that $152.77 was spent for each man, woman, pine trees in the mountains is not and child in the state's depart an easy job. They also learned that America needs growing pro bunker change ofInterstate 80 and High Bids will be openedJune 23 with $41,000 available for the work, ment and dry goods stores last year, compared to $142.33 in ductive forests to help maintain 1963. its position in the present day The total taxable sales gain was world, $2.4 billion above 1963. For all WI, business categories, retail stores out for the third straight year with an 8.8 per cent gain to ac count for two-thirds of the $30 billion total. Manufacturing, wholesaling, contracting and miscellaneous outlets taxable sales were up eight per cent, Business and personal services receipts continued a four-year climb--up five percent last year. Trailer, boat, cycle and plane dealers showed a 20 percent jump in sales over 1963--highest in the durable goods sector. The automotive group, inBOY SCOUTS from Troop 23 in Olivehurst had a taste of how hard it is to replace our forests once they are gone, The scouts planted cluding the above dealers and those selling new and used motor seedling pine trees May 15 on the Diamond Creek Plantation in the Tahoe National Forest. Pascual Perez (left) and Steven Haase are vehicles, parts and supplies and shown above getting ready to put in another tree, for more than $5.4 billion. service stations, alone accounted Let us add that extra room by Furnish Everything: ideas Designing Financing Materiais Construction using your garage, attic or basement. It’s economical and you can depend on our guaranteed workmanship. Take advantage of CHIP, our Comprehensive Home Improvement Plan that furnishes everything . . . Ideas, Designing, Financing, Materials and Con struction. Call for FREE booklet and appointment in your home. Builders & Consumers — Lumber Co. Grass Valley-Nevada City Ph. 2736105 S96T “13 Aew***3083nN AauM0D epesay*** pe NORTHERN MINES & CALIFORNIA REPORTS eiihhdiehidnahhaicieabia een leet PeelEa ++ $F FE 4+ HE oc “*s