November 9, 1966 (16 pages)

Xe hn 12. . The Nugget.November 9, 1966. LEGAL NOTICE . ‘LEGAL NOTICE Town Talk COUNTY OF NEVADA SURPLUS PROPERTY SALE Sealed Bids for the purchase and removal of any or all buildings located on Lot 1, Block 10 Nevada City, California, will be accepted by the Purchasing Agent of the County of Nevada, Courthouse Nevada City, California up to 11:00 o'clock a.m. November 21, 1966. 1. Allbids shall be sealed, plainly marked "Surplus Property Bid" and mailed or delivered to the Purchasing Department, Courthouse, Nevada City, California, 2. The description of property to be sold is as follows: All Buildings are located on Lot 1, Block 10, Nevada City, California. The Buildings shall be designated as follows: No, 1 Single story dwelling No. 2 Adjacent Garage No. 3 Two story Dwelliing re No. 4 Adjacent Garage 3. This property is boutided by Lot 2, Block 10, Court, Mainand Washington Streets. 4. Execution of contract and payment for property shall be made within ten (10) days after notification of acceptance by the Board of Supervisors. 5. Allbuildings, material and debris shall be removed from said property by January 1, 1967. 6. The five Linden trees on the property facing Washington Streetare not tobe damaged or removed. 7. The successful bidder will be responsible for disconnectingall Public Utilities services, 8. All liabilities during the removal of said buildings will be the responsibility of the successful bidder, 9. Allbids will be opened and read aloud by the Board of Supervisors at 11:30‘o'clock a.m. November 22, 1966. The Board of Supervisors reserves the right to reject any or all bids and/ or waive any irregularaties in connection herewith, Dated Nov. 7, 1966 Clare F. Hughes Purchasing Agent County of Nevada Publish November 9th & 16th. There have than 100 dist een more ct tribes , Orgroups of Indians in California, all possessing a different language, TODD & BISHOP Attorneys at Law 123 Bank Street Grass Valley, California Telephone: 273-4413 Attorneys for Petitioners INeT HE SUPERIOR COURT OF ’ CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OF JOHN MEHRLING, A MINOR No. 147872 CITATION THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, TO: REGISL, McCARDLE or FRED E. MEHRLING By Order of this Court you are hereby, cited and required to appear before the Judge presiding in the above entitled Court, on November 18, 1966, at 10:00 A.M. o'clock of that day, then andthere to show cause, if any youhave, why said minor person, JOHN MEHRLING, should not be declared free from the control of his natural and /o; presumptive father, according tothe petition on file herein, And for a failure to attend, youwill be deemed guilty of a contempt -of court. Given under my hand and seal of the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California Sept. 23, 1966. THEO, A, KOHLER, JR. , County Clerk and Clerk of the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California. By MELBA J, POLGLASE Deputy Published Oct. 19,26, Nov. 2, and 9, 1966 SEAL DEATHS LOYD--In Marysville, Oct. 31, 1966, Delmar Loyd, 53, of Marysville, a former Nevada County resident; husband of Olive Loyd of Marysville. oe * * MORRISON --In Wheatland, Nov. 1, 1966, Cha rle sD. Morrison, 50, of Nevada City, in an automobile accident. * * Ok x LOVAS--In Grass Va]ley. Nov. 2, 1966, Dr. Raymond G, Lovas, 52, of Grass Valley, husband of Nora Lovas of Grass Valley. * * kK TRUDGEON-Marysville, Nov. 5, 1966, Marwood B. T rudgeon, 44, of Yuba City, a formerGrass Valley resident; husband of Dorothy Trudgeon of Yuba City. TREADWAY--In Nevada City, Nov. 6, 1966, Mary Elizabeth Treadway, 76, of Penn Valley; mother of Clarence and Earl, Grass Valley; Beela Gilpin, Grass Valley, Hazel Ledbetter, Ore.; and Mozell Hanson, Ariz. Hungry Students.Mice Invade .lax Training.Mall Ideas — Local Spanish students had areal test of their ability last week and they only had to travel up the road a bit to do it. Mrs. Shirley Shinn took 32 of her students from the Seven Hills School in Nevada City out to the Casa Gonzales for lunch. All of the students had to order in Spanish and Mr. and Mrs. Gonzales cooperated in the project . by serving up the meal and refusing to speak English. There may have been a few hungry students, but Mrs. Gonzales said the luncheon was a great success. * * K * There seems to have been an invasion of mice in the Twin Cities area of late and it caused considerable concern in some quarters when women walked into local business houses sporting a small mouse pearched on their shoulder. Actually, there's no cause for alarm. The miceare not real. They are the latest invention fromthe mind of Marge Kopp and the hands of the retarded persons working at the Nevada County Community Sheltered Workshop at the fairgrounds. The mice, made from eucalyptus pods, were originally designed to be used as Christmas tree decorations, but several people were so delighted with them, that Marge ‘had the design modified into a pin. The result was more money for mice and a lot of surprised residents, * oe OK OX Word has it that when the new county assessor takes over Jan 1 he may be allalone in the office. County appraisers who took special training in the hopes of being compensated for this additional training are reportedly disallusioned and are looking for greener pastures. Now everyone can complain about their taxes being incorrect and be right because next year the job will probably be done by inexperienced personnel and the taxpayers will be footing the bill again to train them. That's long range palnning for you. * *k kK x ‘It looks like Union Alley in Nevada City has settled into its final resting place. Because of the freeway bridge construction, utility relocation and construction of new drains, the street was continually being moved to allow the work to take place. Last week the street, on anew alignment, which is just ab out where it was before the work started, was given a final blacktopping. * ok Ok OX Dr. D. Jackson Faustman, the Sacramento ‘parking consultant hired by the Nevada City to find some parking lots, was asked recently what he thought of the mall idea for Mill Street in Grass Valley. Faustman, who put together the Church Street parking lot program in Grass Valley, told.theNevada City Council that he thought Grass Valley could better spend . their money into puttinganother deck on the : Church Street lot instead . of ge tting involved ina : mall, A second deck he cértainly provide-the . parking. Therrall-the ; city would have to'do was , to come up with s6me good . reasons for the shoppers : to shop thére. KOK OK OK! TRADE WINDS By George Brooks Mrs. Mina Ireton of Nevada City last week became the first patient tobe admitted to the new Spring Hill Manor convalescent hospital. Mrs. Ireton is shown here with administrator L.R. "Bud" Burke and Mrs. L.M. Koetke, R.N. receiving a corsage to markthe event, She will have the distinction of being number one on the records of the new facility. Mrs. Ireton was born in Sun City, Kansas and we discussed many things but her favorite topics were children and the beauty of the new convalascent hospital and the site chosen for it. Mina said she liked eveeryone connect ed ‘with the hospital. From our observation, this is a functional and well planned building, it has incorporated into itevery safety feature known to protect the patients and has a fine and competent staff on hand to care for our citizens. * * *K * Jack Riley, a recent resident of Incline Village, Nev., has opened a coin shop in The Lfttle Fulh House on Commercial Street in Nevada City and invites the public to drop by and spend a few minutes talking about coins. Riley is shown here -holding a (double eagle) $20 gold piece designed by August St. Gaudens. The new shop will stock current books and protective devices for coins. Riley and his wife, Anne have purchased their home in Penn Valley. They have five children and we are happy to welcome them to this area. Riley isa member of the yuge ew Fi ' ONT . Mother Lode olen Club in'Nevada City and is atau" a musician * ‘ If you need inforingiiih regarding coins please feel freditotidall du dabe . ! at. The Little Full House in Nevada City. OE ee ae

Xe hn 12. . The Nugget..November 9, 1966. LEGAL NOTICE . ‘LEGAL NOTICE Town Talk COUNTY OF NEVADA SURPLUS PROPERTY SALE Sealed Bids for the purchase and removal of any or all buildings located on Lot 1, Block 10 Nevada City, California, will be accepted by the Purchasing Agent of the County of Nevada, Courthouse Nevada City, California up to 11:00 o'clock a.m. November 21, 1966. 1. Allbids shall be sealed, plainly marked "Surplus Property Bid" and mailed or delivered to the Purchasing Department, Courthouse, Nevada City, California, 2. The description of property to be sold is as follows: All Buildings are located on Lot 1, Block 10, Nevada City, California. The Buildings shall be designated as follows: No, 1 Single story dwelling No. 2 Adjacent Garage No. 3 Two story Dwelliing re No. 4 Adjacent Garage 3. This property is boutided by Lot 2, Block 10, Court, Mainand Washington Streets. 4. Execution of contract and payment for property shall be made within ten (10) days after notification of acceptance by the Board of Supervisors. 5. Allbuildings, material and debris shall be removed from said property by January 1, 1967. 6. The five Linden trees on the property facing Washington Streetare not tobe damaged or removed. 7. The successful bidder will be responsible for disconnectingall Public Utilities services, 8. All liabilities during the removal of said buildings will be the responsibility of the successful bidder, 9. Allbids will be opened and read aloud by the Board of Supervisors at 11:30‘o'clock a.m. November 22, 1966. The Board of Supervisors reserves the right to reject any or all bids and/ or waive any irregularaties in connection herewith, Dated Nov. 7, 1966 Clare F. Hughes Purchasing Agent County of Nevada Publish November 9th & 16th. There have than 100 dist een more ct tribes , Orgroups of Indians in California, all possessing a different language, TODD & BISHOP Attorneys at Law 123 Bank Street Grass Valley, California Telephone: 273-4413 Attorneys for Petitioners INeT HE SUPERIOR COURT OF ’ CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OF JOHN MEHRLING, A MINOR No. 147872 CITATION THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, TO: REGISL, McCARDLE or FRED E. MEHRLING By Order of this Court you are hereby, cited and required to appear before the Judge presiding in the above entitled Court, on November 18, 1966, at 10:00 A.M. o'clock of that day, then andthere to show cause, if any youhave, why said minor person, JOHN MEHRLING, should not be declared free from the control of his natural and /o; presumptive father, according tothe petition on file herein, And for a failure to attend, youwill be deemed guilty of a contempt -of court. Given under my hand and seal of the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California Sept. 23, 1966. THEO, A, KOHLER, JR. , County Clerk and Clerk of the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California. By MELBA J, POLGLASE Deputy Published Oct. 19,26, Nov. 2, and 9, 1966 SEAL DEATHS LOYD--In Marysville, Oct. 31, 1966, Delmar Loyd, 53, of Marysville, a former Nevada County resident; husband of Olive Loyd of Marysville. oe * * MORRISON --In Wheatland, Nov. 1, 1966, Cha rle sD. Morrison, 50, of Nevada City, in an automobile accident. * * Ok x LOVAS--In Grass Va]ley. Nov. 2, 1966, Dr. Raymond G, Lovas, 52, of Grass Valley, husband of Nora Lovas of Grass Valley. * * kK TRUDGEON-Marysville, Nov. 5, 1966, Marwood B. T rudgeon, 44, of Yuba City, a formerGrass Valley resident; husband of Dorothy Trudgeon of Yuba City. TREADWAY--In Nevada City, Nov. 6, 1966, Mary Elizabeth Treadway, 76, of Penn Valley; mother of Clarence and Earl, Grass Valley; Beela Gilpin, Grass Valley, Hazel Ledbetter, Ore.; and Mozell Hanson, Ariz. Hungry Students..Mice Invade ..lax Training..Mall Ideas — Local Spanish students had areal test of their ability last week and they only had to travel up the road a bit to do it. Mrs. Shirley Shinn took 32 of her students from the Seven Hills School in Nevada City out to the Casa Gonzales for lunch. All of the students had to order in Spanish and Mr. and Mrs. Gonzales cooperated in the project . by serving up the meal

and refusing to speak English. There may have been a few hungry students, but Mrs. Gonzales said the luncheon was a great success. * * K * There seems to have been an invasion of mice in the Twin Cities area of late and it caused considerable concern in some quarters when women walked into local business houses sporting a small mouse pearched on their shoulder. Actually, there's no cause for alarm. The miceare not real. They are the latest invention fromthe mind of Marge Kopp and the hands of the retarded persons working at the Nevada County Community Sheltered Workshop at the fairgrounds. The mice, made from eucalyptus pods, were originally designed to be used as Christmas tree decorations, but several people were so delighted with them, that Marge ‘had the design modified into a pin. The result was more money for mice and a lot of surprised residents, * oe OK OX Word has it that when the new county assessor takes over Jan 1 he may be allalone in the office. County appraisers who took special training in the hopes of being compensated for this additional training are reportedly disallusioned and are looking for greener pastures. Now everyone can complain about their taxes being incorrect and be right because next year the job will probably be done by inexperienced personnel and the taxpayers will be footing the bill again to train them. That's long range palnning for you. * *k kK x ‘It looks like Union Alley in Nevada City has settled into its final resting place. Because of the freeway bridge construction, utility relocation and construction of new drains, the street was continually being moved to allow the work to take place. Last week the street, on anew alignment, which is just ab out where it was before the work started, was given a final blacktopping. * ok Ok OX Dr. D. Jackson Faustman, the Sacramento ‘parking consultant hired by the Nevada City to find some parking lots, was asked recently what he thought of the mall idea for Mill Street in Grass Valley. Faustman, who put together the Church Street parking lot program in Grass Valley, told.theNevada City Council that he thought Grass Valley could better spend . their money into puttinganother deck on the : Church Street lot instead . of ge tting involved ina : mall, A second deck he cértainly provide-the . parking. Therrall-the ; city would have to'do was , to come up with s6me good . reasons for the shoppers : to shop thére. KOK OK OK! TRADE WINDS By George Brooks Mrs. Mina Ireton of Nevada City last week became the first patient tobe admitted to the new Spring Hill Manor convalescent hospital. Mrs. Ireton is shown here with administrator L.R. "Bud" Burke and Mrs. L.M. Koetke, R.N. receiving a corsage to markthe event, She will have the distinction of being number one on the records of the new facility. Mrs. Ireton was born in Sun City, Kansas and we discussed many things but her favorite topics were children and the beauty of the new convalascent hospital and the site chosen for it. Mina said she liked eveeryone connect ed ‘with the hospital. From our observation, this is a functional and well planned building, it has incorporated into itevery safety feature known to protect the patients and has a fine and competent staff on hand to care for our citizens. * * *K * Jack Riley, a recent resident of Incline Village, Nev., has opened a coin shop in The Lfttle Fulh House on Commercial Street in Nevada City and invites the public to drop by and spend a few minutes talking about coins. Riley is shown here -holding a (double eagle) $20 gold piece designed by August St. Gaudens. The new shop will stock current books and protective devices for coins. Riley and his wife, Anne have purchased their home in Penn Valley. They have five children and we are happy to welcome them to this area. Riley isa member of the yuge ew Fi ' ONT . Mother Lode olen Club in'Nevada City and is atau" a musician * ‘ If you need inforingiiih regarding coins please feel freditotidall du dabe . ! at. The Little Full House in Nevada City. OE ee ae