October 18, 1967 (16 pages)

2 sssailtecin ped atin nn Segoe pentane Around Town By Roland Taylor INJURED IN ACCIDENT--A Grass Valley man, Quinton A, Gowin, 34, was hospitalized last Tuesday, a result of an auto accident on Bitney Springs Road. Gowin suffered facial cuts and shock after his car failed to negotiate a curve and ran into a tree, California Highway Patrol investigated the accident, MUSEUM IDEA SHELVED--Nevada County Historical Society: has deferred action on setting up a temporary historical museum in the former Golden Rule Store in Grass Valley, The proposal had been presented by a group of Grass Valley merchants, TWO INJURED--Two Downieville men were injured as they were thrown from their vehicles as it went over a steep bank on Highway 49, one mile west of Downieville and landed in three feet of water, Injured were Douglas L, Strine, 27, the driver and William Meadows, a passenger, A drunken driving complaint was filed against Strine by the California Highway Patrol, CRAMP THOSE WHEELS CORRECTLY--Spurred by several recent cases in which vehicles have rolled down hills, the Grass Valley police will cite person for wheel cramp violations, Chief Frank Knuckey said, The chief said that state law and city ordinance require motorist to cramp their wheels so that the vehicle will roll back toward the curb in case of mechanical failure. BOY ON BICYCLE INJURED--Steven Lloyd Ritchey, 10, of Nevada City was injured Saturday on Highway 49, north of Nevada City, when his bicycle and a vehicle driven by Albert F, Thomason, 46, of Downieville collided. Thomason was unhurt but his car was totally wrecked as it veered into a ditch and turned over. FIRE BOMBER DAMAGED--The wing of a fire retardant plane was damaged Saturday when the pilot, Frank Sibley, swooped down to drop his load of retardant on a forest fire. The wing hit a tree but the pilot was able to return his craft safely and land at Loma Rica Airport, CALL FOR PEACE--Theme of the Baha‘i Faith's Centenary Observance Sunday will be a "Call to the Nations for Peace, Justice and Unity." Speaker at the observance will be Willis Sprattling, The gathering will take place in Veterans’ Memorial Hall, Grass Valley, Cecelia Skovgaard, phone 273-3207 is secretary of the Grass Valley Group and Bernice Schrieber is secretary ofthe Nevada City Group, phone 265-2209; The public is invited’to attend the observance, which will begin at 2 p.m: COMPETES--J, N. Coburn of Grass Valley has entered five Santa Gertrudis cattle in the 1967 Beef Week Show to be held at the Californis State Fairgrounds Oct, 18-25, Sam Colt Created Gunslinger Role ledge proved enough to startSam on his blueprint. When it came to putting his "Bang, bang. Your're dead!" Back in those deadly "shootem-up" days when the gunslinger was king, boys handled pisto!s as if they were toys, Like the baseball bat today, the gun, sign, ified the maturing of youth, Wanting his son to "act like a man,"! the father of old days handed gun and belt to the little tyke, telling him "learn to use it." Then in 1836 along came Sam Colt. Up until then, youth had fooled around with single shot models, the only guns in use at that time, dangerous enough in the hands of amateurs, Colt's vision took the form of a gun that would be less cumbersome, kill faster. Since he loved a good fight, Sam went about trying to even up the sides, How he did this was simple. He experimented, Finally the action of a ship's wheel suggested ’ the mechanism, the type of gun he was after, A repeating cylinder ‘pistol! Historically, two models of a cylinder gun were already invented, but one required two hands to trigger it, the other two men, When spun, the ship's wheel never fails to come directly in line with a clutch that can be set to hold it. This bit of knowblueprint into hardware, Sam Colt found no easy task. First carving a wooden model, he then hired a machinist to build a working one. Seeing the second model completed an excited Sam tested it, only to have it explode in his face, Finally in 1836 Colt received a patent on his fifteen-and-a-halfinch Patterson model, a model able to fire five .31 caliber bullets, to hide the trigger until the hammer was cocked, Inventing the gun wasn't even half the battle. And Sam knew it too. He must convince a disbelieving world that it would work, Try hard he did, but to no avail, Congress, the Army, and the Navy all turned his quickfire pistol down, Ready to give up, Sam Colt suddenly found his luck change, Storming into Washington, enough rowdy representatives from the Texas Rangers protested in favor of the Colt gun to cast many doubts aside, Having worn the Colt in a welloiled holster on several occa‘sions, the Rafhgers praised the gun for carrying a lot of "pull." mt Sit nn eer oN ee ht eet A ag ig I Si pete cnt no rc pe bag aly ~ VITAL STATISTICS KLINE--Private cremation services for Joseph Kline were held Oct, 9, who died at his La Barr Meadows home Saturday. Hooper-Weaver Chapel was in charge of arrangements, LYNCH--Private graveside services for Mrs. Opal Lynch, 48, a frequent visitor to Nevada City were held Friday at Sierra Memorial LawnCemetery. in Nevada City, Survivors include her daughter, Mrs, Lynda Montgomery of Nevada City. CASTLES -Funeral services ’ for Clarence R, Castles, Angels Camp, were held Friday. The Rev. Noel Carden of the First Methodist Church ofGrass Valley officiated, Interment was in Greenwood Memorial Garden, HESS--Funeral services for Thomas W. Hess, 55, a nineyear resident of Downieville were held Saturday at the Downieville Methodist Church, Burial wasin Downieville District Cemetery. PALMER--Private funeral services for Dr, Harold Palmer, 74, were held Monday atHooperWeaver Mortuary. The Rev. Franklin Dalton ‘of Emmanuel Episcopal Church officiated, Interment was in Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland, KIMZEY--Word has been received here of the death ofGrace Kimzey, 84, a former resident of Nevada City. She died Oct, 9 in Pinckneyville, Ill. She was the sister of the late Mrs, Ernie Towle of Nevada City. MONIAN--F uneral services for Lawrence G, Monian, 61, former Division of Forestry emPloye, who died Friday, were held Monday at Bergemann and Son Chapel, Nevada City, City Officials At Conference Mayor Arch McPherson, Vice Mayor Bob Paine, City Councilman John Rankin and City Manager Beryl Robinson, Jr. represented the city of Nevada City at a conference of the League of California Cities this week. They heard reports and attended sessions pertaining to variouts facets of city government, In one battle alone, reports NAC, 15 Rangers defeated 80 Comanche Indians, killing about half with their repeating cylinder "toys." Everyone appeared astounded to hear. of such fire-. power, Thankful for the chain reaction of sales the Rangers started Colt sold them. 100 pistols at cost, approximately at $25 each, Indeed the Rangers had themselves quite a deal, for cowboys later bought these very guns for anywhere up to $200 each, so eager were they to learn the art of gunslinging, To put murder into a man's pocket while swaying low on his hips, the Colt "Peacemaker" hit the scene in 1873, Those unfortunate enough to stand in the six-shogter's way dropped like flies, Sam Colt, you might say, went down in history as the man who created the role of the gunslinger, ecu An a nae” Banal ae I peee The Nevada County Nugget. ». October 18, 1967 '7 County Needs Master Plan ~ For Financing NID Jobs If the county wishes to seek financial assistance for improvsystem problems it must first come up, witha master plan, the board of supervisors has been advised, Cramp Wheels When Parking Every month in San Francisco an. average of 50 vehicles runaway after being improperly parked on the city's hilly terrain, Innocent people have been killed, other injured and considerable property damage has resulted from careless parking on grades, The San Francisco Traffic Code specifically spélls out that vehicles parked on any grade or slope exceeding three per cent shall have the wheels blocked against the curb, says the California State Automobile Association, In all cases of parking on grades, keep the wheels close to the curb, On downgrades, cramp the front wheels sharply toward the curb when you park, Stop when the right front wheel is just touching against the curb, On upgrades where there is a curb, cramp the fron wheels sharply away from the curb, On a grade without a curb, cramp front wheels. toward the road-edge, With these precautions, the car will not roll out into traffic, should anything cause it to move, Leave a parked gearshift car in reverse gear, the lowest gear ratio, and apply the parking brake hard, Leave an automatic transmission car with the selector in the ‘'P' position and apply the parking brake, LEGAL NOTICE. ‘transferees, NOTICE OF INTENDED BULK TRANSFER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Section 6107 of the California Commercial Code, that ROY L, MARCHER and SHIRLEY M. MARCHER his wife, whose business address: is 408 Broad Street, Nevada City, California, intend to transfer in bulk to THOMAS M. MOSAC and MARTHA M. MOSAC, his wife, whose business address is _408 Broad Street, Nevada City, California, ali of the stock-in-trade, furniture, -fixtures’ and equipment of that certain retail business as ‘‘Save-More Variety”, located at 408 Broad Street, Nevada City, California. All other business names and addresses used by the transferors within three years last past, so far as known to the are as follows: None. Said transfer will consummated on October 30, 1967, at 10:00 a.m., or thereafter, at the law offices of William B. Wetherall, 222 Church Street, Nevada City, California. Dated: October 16, 1967. /s/ THOMAS M, MOSAC /s/ MARTHA M. MOSAC Intended Transferees Date of Publication: Oct. 18, 1967, This holds whether federal or coventional sources of financing are used, the report added, An example of. the problems in an application by Nevada Irrigation District for $600,000 from. Housing and Urban Development Agency for a water treatment plant. The only thing lacking in the application is a master plan, The report urged that the supervisors move toward the preparation of such a plan, but the board took no action at last week's meeting, Presently, Clair Hill and Associates of Redding, an engineering firm, is making a survey for NID to determine the scope of work and costs involved in preparing such a master plan, While the survey is yet incomplete, a rough estimate that preparation of such a master plan would cost in the neighborhood of $30,000, Planning Director William Roberts said that a federal planning grant could probably be obtained for 75 per cent of the cost, ‘ In a related topic, the supervisors told Roberts that they want an application for a grant to the Economic Development Agency to be tied into sewage planning for Glenbrook Basin, not just for recreation purposes as the application was originally presented, LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE. OF PARTNERSHIP TRANSACTING BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME We, the undersigned, hereby certify that we are transacting a bakery and restaurant business in the County of Nevada, State of California, under the fictitious name of NEVADA CITY BAKERY; that the principal place of said business is located at 320 Broad Street, Nevada City, California; and that the full names and places of residence of all members of said partnership are as follows: JOSEPH C, ANGUIANO Route 1, Box R-35 Nevada City, California K. LOUISE ANGUIANO Route 1, Box R-35 Nevada City, California IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have executed this certificate this 13th day of October, 1967. /s/ JOSEPH C. ANGUIANO /s/ K, LOUISE ANGUIANO STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ) ss. COUNTY OF NEVADA _) On this 13th day of October, in the year One Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixty-seven, hefore me Mary M, Corbell, a Notary Public in and for the County of Nevada, State of California, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared JOSEPH C, ANGUIANO and K. LOUISE ANGUIANO, knowfi to me to be the persons described in and whose names are subscribed to the within instrument, and they acknowledged to me that they executed the same, IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my Official Seal, the day and year in this certificate first above written. (SEAL) /s/ MARY M. CORBELL Notary Public in and for said County of Nevada, Siate of California. Publish: Oct 18, 25, Nov, 1 and 8, 1967.

2 sssailtecin ped atin nn Segoe pentane Around Town By Roland Taylor INJURED IN ACCIDENT--A Grass Valley man, Quinton A, Gowin, 34, was hospitalized last Tuesday, a result of an auto accident on Bitney Springs Road. Gowin suffered facial cuts and shock after his car failed to negotiate a curve and ran into a tree, California Highway Patrol investigated the accident, MUSEUM IDEA SHELVED--Nevada County Historical Society: has deferred action on setting up a temporary historical museum in the former Golden Rule Store in Grass Valley, The proposal had been presented by a group of Grass Valley merchants, TWO INJURED--Two Downieville men were injured as they were thrown from their vehicles as it went over a steep bank on Highway 49, one mile west of Downieville and landed in three feet of water, Injured were Douglas L, Strine, 27, the driver and William Meadows, a passenger, A drunken driving complaint was filed against Strine by the California Highway Patrol, CRAMP THOSE WHEELS CORRECTLY--Spurred by several recent cases in which vehicles have rolled down hills, the Grass Valley police will cite person for wheel cramp violations, Chief Frank Knuckey said, The chief said that state law and city ordinance require motorist to cramp their wheels so that the vehicle will roll back toward the curb in case of mechanical failure. BOY ON BICYCLE INJURED--Steven Lloyd Ritchey, 10, of Nevada City was injured Saturday on Highway 49, north of Nevada City, when his bicycle and a vehicle driven by Albert F, Thomason, 46, of Downieville collided. Thomason was unhurt but his car was totally wrecked as it veered into a ditch and turned over. FIRE BOMBER DAMAGED--The wing of a fire retardant plane was damaged Saturday when the pilot, Frank Sibley, swooped down to drop his load of retardant on a forest fire. The wing hit a tree but the pilot was able to return his craft safely and land at Loma Rica Airport, CALL FOR PEACE--Theme of the Baha‘i Faith's Centenary Observance Sunday will be a "Call to the Nations for Peace, Justice and Unity." Speaker at the observance will be Willis Sprattling, The gathering will take place in Veterans’ Memorial Hall, Grass Valley, Cecelia Skovgaard, phone 273-3207 is secretary of the Grass Valley Group and Bernice Schrieber is secretary ofthe Nevada City Group, phone 265-2209; The public is invited’to attend the observance, which will begin at 2 p.m: COMPETES--J, N. Coburn of Grass Valley has entered five Santa Gertrudis cattle in the 1967 Beef Week Show to be held at the Californis State Fairgrounds Oct, 18-25, Sam Colt Created Gunslinger Role ledge proved enough to startSam on his blueprint. When it came to putting his "Bang, bang. Your're dead!" Back in those deadly "shootem-up" days when the gunslinger was king, boys handled pisto!s as if they were toys, Like the baseball bat today, the gun, sign, ified the maturing of youth, Wanting his son to "act like a man,"! the father of old days handed gun and belt to the little tyke, telling him "learn to use it." Then in 1836 along came Sam Colt. Up until then, youth had fooled around with single shot models, the only guns in use at that time, dangerous enough in the hands of amateurs, Colt's vision took the form of a gun that would be less cumbersome, kill faster. Since he loved a good fight, Sam went about trying to even up the sides, How he did this was simple. He experimented, Finally the action of a ship's wheel suggested ’ the mechanism, the type of gun he was after, A repeating cylinder ‘pistol! Historically, two models of a cylinder gun were already invented, but one required two hands to trigger it, the other two men, When spun, the ship's wheel never fails to come directly in line with a clutch that can be set to hold it. This bit of knowblueprint into hardware, Sam Colt found no easy task. First carving a wooden model, he then hired a machinist to build a working one. Seeing the second model completed an excited Sam tested it, only to have it explode in his face, Finally in 1836 Colt received a patent on his fifteen-and-a-halfinch Patterson model, a model able to fire five .31 caliber bullets, to hide the trigger until the hammer was cocked, Inventing the gun wasn't even half the battle. And Sam knew it too. He must convince a disbelieving world that it would work, Try hard he did, but to no avail, Congress, the Army, and the Navy all turned his quickfire pistol down, Ready to give up, Sam Colt suddenly found his luck change, Storming into Washington, enough rowdy representatives from the Texas Rangers protested in favor of the Colt gun to cast many doubts aside, Having worn the Colt in a welloiled holster on several occa‘sions, the Rafhgers praised the gun for carrying a lot of "pull." mt Sit nn eer oN ee ht eet A ag ig I Si pete cnt no rc pe bag aly ~ VITAL STATISTICS KLINE--Private cremation services for Joseph Kline were held Oct, 9, who died at his La Barr Meadows home Saturday. Hooper-Weaver Chapel was in charge of arrangements, LYNCH--Private graveside services for Mrs. Opal Lynch, 48, a frequent visitor to Nevada City were held Friday at Sierra Memorial LawnCemetery. in Nevada City, Survivors include her daughter, Mrs, Lynda Montgomery of Nevada City. CASTLES -Funeral services ’ for Clarence R, Castles, Angels Camp, were held Friday. The Rev. Noel Carden of the First Methodist Church ofGrass Valley officiated, Interment was in Greenwood Memorial Garden, HESS--Funeral services for Thomas W. Hess, 55, a nineyear resident of Downieville were held Saturday at the Downieville Methodist Church, Burial wasin Downieville District Cemetery. PALMER--Private funeral services for Dr, Harold Palmer, 74, were held Monday atHooperWeaver Mortuary. The Rev. Franklin Dalton ‘of Emmanuel Episcopal Church officiated, Interment was in Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland, KIMZEY--Word has been received here of the death ofGrace Kimzey, 84, a former resident of Nevada City. She died Oct, 9 in Pinckneyville, Ill. She was the sister of the late Mrs, Ernie Towle of Nevada City. MONIAN--F uneral services for Lawrence G, Monian, 61, former Division of Forestry emPloye, who died Friday, were held Monday at Bergemann and Son Chapel, Nevada City, City Officials At Conference Mayor Arch McPherson, Vice Mayor Bob Paine, City Councilman John Rankin and City Manager Beryl Robinson, Jr. represented the city of Nevada City at a conference of the League of California Cities this week. They heard reports and attended sessions pertaining to variouts facets of city government, In one battle alone, reports NAC, 15 Rangers defeated 80 Comanche Indians, killing about half with their repeating cylinder "toys." Everyone appeared astounded to hear. of such fire-. power, Thankful for the chain reaction of sales the Rangers started Colt sold them. 100 pistols at cost, approximately at $25 each, Indeed the Rangers had themselves quite a deal, for cowboys later bought these very guns for anywhere up to $200 each, so eager were they to learn the art of gunslinging, To put murder into a man's pocket while swaying low on his hips, the Colt "Peacemaker" hit the scene in 1873, Those unfortunate enough to stand in the six-shogter's way dropped like flies, Sam Colt, you might say, went

down in history as the man who created the role of the gunslinger, ecu An a nae” Banal ae I peee The Nevada County Nugget. ». October 18, 1967 '7 County Needs Master Plan ~ For Financing NID Jobs If the county wishes to seek financial assistance for improvsystem problems it must first come up, witha master plan, the board of supervisors has been advised, Cramp Wheels When Parking Every month in San Francisco an. average of 50 vehicles runaway after being improperly parked on the city's hilly terrain, Innocent people have been killed, other injured and considerable property damage has resulted from careless parking on grades, The San Francisco Traffic Code specifically spélls out that vehicles parked on any grade or slope exceeding three per cent shall have the wheels blocked against the curb, says the California State Automobile Association, In all cases of parking on grades, keep the wheels close to the curb, On downgrades, cramp the front wheels sharply toward the curb when you park, Stop when the right front wheel is just touching against the curb, On upgrades where there is a curb, cramp the fron wheels sharply away from the curb, On a grade without a curb, cramp front wheels. toward the road-edge, With these precautions, the car will not roll out into traffic, should anything cause it to move, Leave a parked gearshift car in reverse gear, the lowest gear ratio, and apply the parking brake hard, Leave an automatic transmission car with the selector in the ‘'P' position and apply the parking brake, LEGAL NOTICE. ‘transferees, NOTICE OF INTENDED BULK TRANSFER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Section 6107 of the California Commercial Code, that ROY L, MARCHER and SHIRLEY M. MARCHER his wife, whose business address: is 408 Broad Street, Nevada City, California, intend to transfer in bulk to THOMAS M. MOSAC and MARTHA M. MOSAC, his wife, whose business address is _408 Broad Street, Nevada City, California, ali of the stock-in-trade, furniture, -fixtures’ and equipment of that certain retail business as ‘‘Save-More Variety”, located at 408 Broad Street, Nevada City, California. All other business names and addresses used by the transferors within three years last past, so far as known to the are as follows: None. Said transfer will consummated on October 30, 1967, at 10:00 a.m., or thereafter, at the law offices of William B. Wetherall, 222 Church Street, Nevada City, California. Dated: October 16, 1967. /s/ THOMAS M, MOSAC /s/ MARTHA M. MOSAC Intended Transferees Date of Publication: Oct. 18, 1967, This holds whether federal or coventional sources of financing are used, the report added, An example of. the problems in an application by Nevada Irrigation District for $600,000 from. Housing and Urban Development Agency for a water treatment plant. The only thing lacking in the application is a master plan, The report urged that the supervisors move toward the preparation of such a plan, but the board took no action at last week's meeting, Presently, Clair Hill and Associates of Redding, an engineering firm, is making a survey for NID to determine the scope of work and costs involved in preparing such a master plan, While the survey is yet incomplete, a rough estimate that preparation of such a master plan would cost in the neighborhood of $30,000, Planning Director William Roberts said that a federal planning grant could probably be obtained for 75 per cent of the cost, ‘ In a related topic, the supervisors told Roberts that they want an application for a grant to the Economic Development Agency to be tied into sewage planning for Glenbrook Basin, not just for recreation purposes as the application was originally presented, LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE. OF PARTNERSHIP TRANSACTING BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME We, the undersigned, hereby certify that we are transacting a bakery and restaurant business in the County of Nevada, State of California, under the fictitious name of NEVADA CITY BAKERY; that the principal place of said business is located at 320 Broad Street, Nevada City, California; and that the full names and places of residence of all members of said partnership are as follows: JOSEPH C, ANGUIANO Route 1, Box R-35 Nevada City, California K. LOUISE ANGUIANO Route 1, Box R-35 Nevada City, California IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have executed this certificate this 13th day of October, 1967. /s/ JOSEPH C. ANGUIANO /s/ K, LOUISE ANGUIANO STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) ) ss. COUNTY OF NEVADA _) On this 13th day of October, in the year One Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixty-seven, hefore me Mary M, Corbell, a Notary Public in and for the County of Nevada, State of California, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared JOSEPH C, ANGUIANO and K. LOUISE ANGUIANO, knowfi to me to be the persons described in and whose names are subscribed to the within instrument, and they acknowledged to me that they executed the same, IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my Official Seal, the day and year in this certificate first above written. (SEAL) /s/ MARY M. CORBELL Notary Public in and for said County of Nevada, Siate of California. Publish: Oct 18, 25, Nov, 1 and 8, 1967.