May 27, 1976 (12 pages)

FRED HAWKE, SR., 8, died Friday, May 14, in Miners Hospital. A native of Gold Flat, Mr. Hawke was the oldest living former emplo of the Nevada County Narrow oe Gauge Railroad. He was to ire been honored .in a jarrow Gauge program Nevada City May 22, He had recently celebrated his 59th wedding anniversary. He is resided ten years Valley. She is survived by her daughter, Ruth Phelps of Grass Valley, four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. ADOLPH JOHN WINin DLAND, 8%, of Grass Valley, died Saturday, May 15. A Texas native, he had worked as a welder and retired to survived by his wife, Frances; North San Juan before moving a son, Fred Hawke, Jr. of surviving him are " four grandchildren, five great grandchildren and numerous wife, his Dave of of South a : Nevada and Dan San Francisco; Pauline FitzVITAL STATISTICS in Grass DOROTHY SAMPLES, 72, facili an eight-vear resident’ of Grass Valley, died Wednesday, May 12, in her Grass Valley home. She was a former assistant librarian for . Nevada Union High School. A native of Colorado, she was an active member of the Calvary Bible Church. She is survived by her daughter, Marcia Holman of Grass Valley; a son, Donald Starbird of Santa Ana; a daughter, Carol McAbee of Huntington Beach; ason, Mark E. Samples, Jr., of Covina; a brother, Herbert Sammis of Riverside and six grandchildren. MARY MIRIAM BROWN, 73, a long-time resident of North San Juan, died Saturfacility following a lengthy illness. A native of Minnesota, he moved to California 18 years ago residing in Downey until he retired to Nevada county 11 years ago. He is survived by his wife, Mabel; daughters, Ima Jean Olson of Minnesota Hassard of Corona; step-sons, Kenneth Stevens of Minnesota -and Don Stevens of Grass Valley; step-daughters Betty Benton of Grass Valley and Louise Alberts of Anaheim; 19 and Sharon © Hippenhouse of Florida; day, May 15, in a local A 1939 Grass Valley High grandchildren and two hospital. A native of Kansas, School graduate, she attended grandchildren. she had resided a short timein St. Mary’s Health Nursing ANDELL LEWIS Nevada City for health School in San Francisco, VERS, 15, of Nevada reasons. A nurse for 20 years graduating in 1943. She worked -City, drowned Friday, May 14, with Nevada County, she had as a nurse for many years at ‘at Lake Vera, . been married 55 years. She is Miners Hospital and the da Union High survived by her husband, former Grass Valley ComSchool student is survived by Henry; sons, Thomas of Reno, munity Hospital. She is surhis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nevada and William of Grass _vived by her husband, Robert, Answel Beavers of Nevada Valley; daughters, Peggy and her daughter, Sue Wallin, a brother, Darren of Toms and Mary Lou Hunboth of Idaho Falls; her ty; his grand— tington, both of Nevada City. mother, Ann Brokenshire of and Mrs. Lewis RUDOLPH LEE, 72, of Nevada City; a sister, Maxine Aleta Patterson, © Grass Valley, died + Henwood of Nevada City and: all of Marysville. __ May 2, in a loca} two grandchildren, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE INVITING BIDS pursuant to Section 65351 of the as Annexation No. 17 to CEOF FOR PUBLICATION OF California 1 the The territory thus an-~ PUBLIC HEARING ON OFFICIAL ADVERTISING on , June 10, 1976, at eight _nexed to the City lies within a ULD PROPOSAL FOR REZONING NOTICE. 1S HEREBY GIVEN ‘clock P.M., jn the Council (Urban Low Density) District on AND NOTICE OF the City Council of the City of at the City Hall, 317 said General Plan Map but is NEGATIVE DECLARA Nevada City, pursuant. fo Broad Street, Nevada City, adjacent toa Commercial NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN No. 729 and California, the on said Map. Pursuantto Articie21 that the Planning of adopted by said Councilon May 10, mission of the City of Nevada of the Zoning Ordinance, the City of Nevada City will 1976, invites sealed bids for will hold a public hearing for the article was added to said ora to the ication of aft official adpurpose of considering the dinance by Ordinance No. 345, said = Ordinance No. 361 for said City for _ including notices, -orfollowing proposed to territory was automatically zoned § jhe rezoning of the fol dinances and resolutions, required the Nevada City General Plan: (R1) Single Family Residential on described territory from “RY’ fo be published by the City or its (a) An amendment to the table~ the effective date of such am-Single Family Residential to “R2” officers during the fiscal year of Land Uses and Standards, as nexation, but is adjacent to an Multiple Family Residential: The commencing July 1, 1976, and shown on the Nevada City General ~ (LB) Local Business Zone under parcel of property located at 334 ending June 30, 1977. Each bid Pian Map, by eliminating from said Zoning Ordinance. At thetime jordan Street, Nevada City, shall specify the price per column said table after the words of annexation a portion of said California, being: Assessor’s inch (a) fer ene publication of enw “Commercial” and “industrial” . annexed territory wes already ~ Parcel Nos. 05-141-025 and 05-141notice or other ‘adyertising, the expression “(minimum:site as being used for commercial pur034, Tax Area Code 2-000. A public . (bY for ‘two publications of the in UMD)‘ and inserting after the gece pune rao hearing on said proposal will be same notice or other official adword ‘‘Commerciai’’ the exnow a non-conforming use under eid before said Planning Comvertising in consecutive issues.of pression ‘‘(residential uses, the Zoning Ordinance. if the mission on Thursday, June 10, the hp ag way bid shail ee aes ae ‘Nociet Cy proposed onenenee to — W976, at 8:00 o'clock P.M. at the fra cirolaion win fe ‘iy. oe Goammnce dees sat oiay ee eee ae ts ee wae Clie talk, SI vena Sireal, and. (b) the number of paid any residential uses in the Light consistent with any future Nevada City, California, at which -scribers within the city. Each bid. industrial Zone, and it does not amendment to the Zoning Ortime and place all interested shall further state that in theevent require a minimum tot ares for dinance whereby said annexed — persons may appear and be heard. such bid is accepted, the bidder any non-residential uses permitted territory would be rezoned from NOTICE IF FURTHER GIVEN agrees fo: execute a contract for in the Local Business, General (R1) Single Family Residential to that a ive Declaration, the publication of such official Business and Light industrial a less restrictive zone, such finding that the proposed rezoning advertising, which contract shall. Zones. By inserting the expression _ (LB) Local Business Zone. would not have a significant effect : oe SE iene __ “(residential uses, minimum site ‘ . onthe environment, was issued by proved by the Council in as in UHD)” after “Commercial” NOTICE 1S FURTHER GIVEN ogg = ant gy acho it Resolution No. 729, @ copy of which on the Map, and making no. that a Negative Declaration, the Commission and contract may be obtainedfrom the reference to any minimum site finding that the proposed amenda Bg Mme Ar an gan ‘Clerk, and to execute and after “industrial”, any in. ments wouldnot have asignificant Nevada County, on formance bond as required Plan Zoning Orissued Advisory initial Study, contract. Bids will be received by dinance with reference (to Committee of the Honan the Clerk and available for the City Clerk at the City Hell, 317 . minimum lot sizes for commercial Commission and filed with the public Braod Street, Nevada oop and industrial uses would be County Clerk of Nevada County on Dated: 19, 1976 California, until 8:00 o’clock P. eliminated. At the same time the May 14, 1976.'A copy thereof, and . PLANNING COMMISSION on June 14, 1976, at whichtime they density of dwelling units allowed in the initial Study, are on file with OF THE CITY OF ; iS Oe ORE See OO CON. Core vuan tan Dereity, the Clerk and available for . NEVADACITY : May 10, 1976. increased to Urban High Density, public By (s) W. LON COOPER $ THECTY OR. Seer te Meant de: . Date of Publication: May 27 _ NEVADACITY Cevcaprante: the Zong Or. cA -Cpy of We Neves City as By JOHN R. RANKIN dinance at the present time does General Rien MMe shownng, i Mayor not allow dwelling units in excess ine proposed amendments PUBLIC NOTICE Dates of Publication: May 20, 27, of faur on any parcel in any 20N€ — reterred to hereinabove ts on file Se rein Map ls, with the City Clerk and available NOTICE OF PUBLIC NOTICE adopted, the General Pian would {Or public con oe ee PUBLIC HEARING PUBLICHEARING _ ee ne te eek proposed amendments. = AND NOTICE OF ON PROPOSED AMENDMENTS dwelling units per acre in Local” “Dated: May 19, 1976. TIVE TO NEVADA Ci Business and General Business NEVADACITY ae yg GENERAL PLANAND Zones. PLANNING COMMISSION that the Commission of ; OF (b) An amendment to the By (s) W. LON COOPER the City of Nevada City will “Commercial” inthe ate c¢ publication May 27 ‘Sider a Amendment to place of for the territory ae Grginance, Na , 36) OF said. City THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET — Thursday, May 27, 1976 — scissor cuts, he comes to the area after four years of hair styling in southern California. Helga Rohl of His ’n Hers recently completed a course in advanced cosmetology from. Redken Laboratories in ep fall i Ht ull ne nee . . as : $8 i : 3 38 g i i i ! i . i

FRED HAWKE, SR., 8, died Friday, May 14, in Miners Hospital. A native of Gold Flat, Mr. Hawke was the oldest living former emplo of the Nevada County Narrow oe Gauge Railroad. He was to ire been honored .in a jarrow Gauge program Nevada City May 22, He had recently celebrated his 59th wedding anniversary. He is resided ten years Valley. She is survived by her daughter, Ruth Phelps of Grass Valley, four grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. ADOLPH JOHN WINin DLAND, 8%, of Grass Valley, died Saturday, May 15. A Texas native, he had worked as a welder and retired to survived by his wife, Frances; North San Juan before moving a son, Fred Hawke, Jr. of surviving him are " four grandchildren, five great grandchildren and numerous wife, his Dave of of South a : Nevada and Dan San Francisco; Pauline FitzVITAL STATISTICS in Grass DOROTHY SAMPLES, 72, facili an eight-vear resident’ of Grass Valley, died Wednesday, May 12, in her Grass Valley home. She was a former assistant librarian for . Nevada Union High School. A native of Colorado, she was an active member of the Calvary Bible Church. She is survived by her daughter, Marcia Holman of Grass Valley; a son, Donald Starbird of Santa Ana; a daughter, Carol McAbee of Huntington Beach; ason, Mark E. Samples, Jr., of Covina; a brother, Herbert Sammis of Riverside and six grandchildren. MARY MIRIAM BROWN, 73, a long-time resident of North San Juan, died Saturfacility following a lengthy illness. A native of Minnesota, he moved to California 18 years ago residing in Downey until he retired to Nevada county 11 years ago. He is survived by his wife, Mabel; daughters, Ima Jean Olson of Minnesota Hassard of Corona; step-sons, Kenneth Stevens of Minnesota -and Don Stevens of Grass Valley; step-daughters Betty Benton of Grass Valley and Louise Alberts of Anaheim; 19 and Sharon © Hippenhouse of Florida; day, May 15, in a local A 1939 Grass Valley High grandchildren and two hospital. A native of Kansas, School graduate, she attended grandchildren. she had resided a short timein St. Mary’s Health Nursing ANDELL LEWIS Nevada City for health School in San Francisco, VERS, 15, of Nevada reasons. A nurse for 20 years graduating in 1943. She worked -City, drowned Friday, May 14, with Nevada County, she had as a nurse for many years at ‘at Lake Vera, . been married 55 years. She is Miners Hospital and the da Union High survived by her husband, former Grass Valley ComSchool student is survived by Henry; sons, Thomas of Reno, munity Hospital. She is surhis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nevada and William of Grass _vived by her husband, Robert, Answel Beavers of Nevada Valley; daughters, Peggy and her daughter, Sue Wallin, a brother, Darren of Toms and Mary Lou Hunboth of Idaho Falls; her ty; his grand— tington, both of Nevada City. mother, Ann Brokenshire of and Mrs. Lewis RUDOLPH LEE, 72, of Nevada City; a sister, Maxine Aleta Patterson, © Grass Valley, died + Henwood of Nevada City and: all of Marysville. __ May 2, in a loca} two grandchildren, PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE

NOTICE INVITING BIDS pursuant to Section 65351 of the as Annexation No. 17 to CEOF FOR PUBLICATION OF California 1 the The territory thus an-~ PUBLIC HEARING ON OFFICIAL ADVERTISING on , June 10, 1976, at eight _nexed to the City lies within a ULD PROPOSAL FOR REZONING NOTICE. 1S HEREBY GIVEN ‘clock P.M., jn the Council (Urban Low Density) District on AND NOTICE OF the City Council of the City of at the City Hall, 317 said General Plan Map but is NEGATIVE DECLARA Nevada City, pursuant. fo Broad Street, Nevada City, adjacent toa Commercial NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN No. 729 and California, the on said Map. Pursuantto Articie21 that the Planning of adopted by said Councilon May 10, mission of the City of Nevada of the Zoning Ordinance, the City of Nevada City will 1976, invites sealed bids for will hold a public hearing for the article was added to said ora to the ication of aft official adpurpose of considering the dinance by Ordinance No. 345, said = Ordinance No. 361 for said City for _ including notices, -orfollowing proposed to territory was automatically zoned § jhe rezoning of the fol dinances and resolutions, required the Nevada City General Plan: (R1) Single Family Residential on described territory from “RY’ fo be published by the City or its (a) An amendment to the table~ the effective date of such am-Single Family Residential to “R2” officers during the fiscal year of Land Uses and Standards, as nexation, but is adjacent to an Multiple Family Residential: The commencing July 1, 1976, and shown on the Nevada City General ~ (LB) Local Business Zone under parcel of property located at 334 ending June 30, 1977. Each bid Pian Map, by eliminating from said Zoning Ordinance. At thetime jordan Street, Nevada City, shall specify the price per column said table after the words of annexation a portion of said California, being: Assessor’s inch (a) fer ene publication of enw “Commercial” and “industrial” . annexed territory wes already ~ Parcel Nos. 05-141-025 and 05-141notice or other ‘adyertising, the expression “(minimum:site as being used for commercial pur034, Tax Area Code 2-000. A public . (bY for ‘two publications of the in UMD)‘ and inserting after the gece pune rao hearing on said proposal will be same notice or other official adword ‘‘Commerciai’’ the exnow a non-conforming use under eid before said Planning Comvertising in consecutive issues.of pression ‘‘(residential uses, the Zoning Ordinance. if the mission on Thursday, June 10, the hp ag way bid shail ee aes ae ‘Nociet Cy proposed onenenee to — W976, at 8:00 o'clock P.M. at the fra cirolaion win fe ‘iy. oe Goammnce dees sat oiay ee eee ae ts ee wae Clie talk, SI vena Sireal, and. (b) the number of paid any residential uses in the Light consistent with any future Nevada City, California, at which -scribers within the city. Each bid. industrial Zone, and it does not amendment to the Zoning Ortime and place all interested shall further state that in theevent require a minimum tot ares for dinance whereby said annexed — persons may appear and be heard. such bid is accepted, the bidder any non-residential uses permitted territory would be rezoned from NOTICE IF FURTHER GIVEN agrees fo: execute a contract for in the Local Business, General (R1) Single Family Residential to that a ive Declaration, the publication of such official Business and Light industrial a less restrictive zone, such finding that the proposed rezoning advertising, which contract shall. Zones. By inserting the expression _ (LB) Local Business Zone. would not have a significant effect : oe SE iene __ “(residential uses, minimum site ‘ . onthe environment, was issued by proved by the Council in as in UHD)” after “Commercial” NOTICE 1S FURTHER GIVEN ogg = ant gy acho it Resolution No. 729, @ copy of which on the Map, and making no. that a Negative Declaration, the Commission and contract may be obtainedfrom the reference to any minimum site finding that the proposed amenda Bg Mme Ar an gan ‘Clerk, and to execute and after “industrial”, any in. ments wouldnot have asignificant Nevada County, on formance bond as required Plan Zoning Orissued Advisory initial Study, contract. Bids will be received by dinance with reference (to Committee of the Honan the Clerk and available for the City Clerk at the City Hell, 317 . minimum lot sizes for commercial Commission and filed with the public Braod Street, Nevada oop and industrial uses would be County Clerk of Nevada County on Dated: 19, 1976 California, until 8:00 o’clock P. eliminated. At the same time the May 14, 1976.'A copy thereof, and . PLANNING COMMISSION on June 14, 1976, at whichtime they density of dwelling units allowed in the initial Study, are on file with OF THE CITY OF ; iS Oe ORE See OO CON. Core vuan tan Dereity, the Clerk and available for . NEVADACITY : May 10, 1976. increased to Urban High Density, public By (s) W. LON COOPER $ THECTY OR. Seer te Meant de: . Date of Publication: May 27 _ NEVADACITY Cevcaprante: the Zong Or. cA -Cpy of We Neves City as By JOHN R. RANKIN dinance at the present time does General Rien MMe shownng, i Mayor not allow dwelling units in excess ine proposed amendments PUBLIC NOTICE Dates of Publication: May 20, 27, of faur on any parcel in any 20N€ — reterred to hereinabove ts on file Se rein Map ls, with the City Clerk and available NOTICE OF PUBLIC NOTICE adopted, the General Pian would {Or public con oe ee PUBLIC HEARING PUBLICHEARING _ ee ne te eek proposed amendments. = AND NOTICE OF ON PROPOSED AMENDMENTS dwelling units per acre in Local” “Dated: May 19, 1976. TIVE TO NEVADA Ci Business and General Business NEVADACITY ae yg GENERAL PLANAND Zones. PLANNING COMMISSION that the Commission of ; OF (b) An amendment to the By (s) W. LON COOPER the City of Nevada City will “Commercial” inthe ate c¢ publication May 27 ‘Sider a Amendment to place of for the territory ae Grginance, Na , 36) OF said. City THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET — Thursday, May 27, 1976 — scissor cuts, he comes to the area after four years of hair styling in southern California. Helga Rohl of His ’n Hers recently completed a course in advanced cosmetology from. Redken Laboratories in ep fall i Ht ull ne nee . . as : $8 i : 3 38 g i i i ! i . i