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Town Talk
f+ + WO... The Nugget...October 26, i966,
Moment Of Truth...Big Red...
Parking Problem...Fund Drive
There was a lot of talk
several weeks ago about
a committee being formed to get together a big.
celebration to signal the
opening of the Broad
Street Bridge in Nevada
City.
Now we understand the
committee has hit a serious’ snag in their planning. The celebration idea
is still a good one, the
committee feels, but they
are now having 4 difficult time finding anyone
willing to be first one
across the new bridge.
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The national Christmas
tree this year will come
from California. Word
came from Washington
this week that the tree to
be érected in front of the
White House will be cut
’ from land owned by Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
at Emigrant Gap in nearby Placer County.
The 75 foot red fir will
be: cut on Nov. 15 at spLEGAL NOTICE
TODD & BISHOP
Attomeys at Law
123 Bank Street
Grass Valley, California
Telephone: 273-4413
Attomeys for Petitioners
IN THE 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: REGIS L, 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/or
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
ecial ceremonies and then
shipped to the nation's
capitol to be raised in
front of the White House.
The president will light
the tree in the annual cermony on Dec. 16.
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Some people do not like
the idea of the county buDEATHS
FOOTE --In Grass
Valley, Oct. 19, 1966
Jeanette H. Foote of Gra°
ss Valley; mother of
Marion F, Conway, Grass Valley EvelynN.
Gardiner, Reno, Nev;
JanetT. Micoleau, Nevada City.
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* REED-In Nevada City,
Oct. 19, 1966, William
H. Reed, 85, of Nevada
City; father of Alma Hillman, Nevada City; Laura
Carpenter, Irma Correin, Frida Dunbar, Marysville; Ralph Reed, Ore.
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EARLL--InGrass Valley, Oct. 20, 1966, ErnestO. Earll, 69, of Rough
and Ready; husband of
Blanche Earlle of Rough
and Ready.
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LAVELL--In Grass
Valley, Oct. 20, 1966,
Joe P., Lavelle, 53, of
Grass Vallley; husband of
Frances E,. Lavelle of
Grass Valley.
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PRICHARD--In Grass
Valley, Oct. 20, 1966,
Peter Prichard, infant
son of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Prichard of Grass
Valley.
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TAYLOR --In Nevada
City, Oct. 20, 1966,
Ellen RachelTaylor, 79,
of Sierra City; mother of
Mrs. George F. Browning of Sierra City.
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TUCKER --In Nevada
City, Oct. 21, 1966,
BertH,. Tucker, 71, of
Nevada City; husband of
Eleanor Tucker of Nevada
City.
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VERZWYVELT--In
Grass Valley, Oct. 22,
1966, Phyliss Ann Verzwyvelt, 41, of Chicago
Park; wife of Louis Verzwyvelt of Chicago Park.
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KIMBERLIN--In Grass
Valley, Oct. 23, 1966,
Leonard J. Kimberlin,
67, of Chicago Park; husband of Myrtle Kimberlin of Chicago Park.
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ying property and homes
near the courthouse to
create parking for county
employees and courthouse visitors. But, if
not there, then where
else?
One person suggested
that the county and the
city should have tried
harder to find out when
the shop area of the Tahoe National Forest on
upper Commercial Street
might become available,
buta last check the Forest Service was uncertain
and could not see any
move from the site for,
at least five years.
Someone else suggested
it might not be a bid idea
to put upa multi-story
parking garage at the end
of Spring Street overlookirg the new freeway.
Since abl the fun and ex‘citement has been removed from Spring Street
and it appears pretty certain now that it will not
return, that piece of property might just as. well
be put to some other
good use.
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If you'vebeen living a
high life lately, the party
is over. The county tax
bills went out this week.
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The recent financial
success of the house tour
and the Marine Band concert.to raise money for
the save the theater fund
might lead one to believe
that there are still a lot
of reople willing to. give,
but who would also like to
get something for their
money, ;
Neither the prospect of
giving so that the theater
MAY open at some unknown and distant date in
the future nor the honor
of having one's name inscribed on a little plate
onatheater seat have
not sent hordes of people running up to the box
TRADE WINDS
By George Brooks
An old hand at "ties",
H.L. "Babe" Childers
was one of the founders
of the Nevada City Little
League. He has served
as anumpire and also.
coached a team.
His wife, Vi and their
three children live in
Nevada City. Babe was
‘graduated from Nevada
City High School in 1940,
but is well preserved.
In addition to being one
of the mentors of men's
Styles in Nevada City,
Babe acts as the golden
voice of the foothills co~’
vering the Nevada City
and Grass Valley area
for Radio KAHI.
‘He is very civic minded
and belongs to numerous
clubs and organizations
as well as serving on the
Nevada City Elementary
School Board.
But those polka dot socks
are something else.
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Frankand Leo Angelini
have been selected as the
Rambler (Ame rican)
dealers for the Twin
Cities area.
office with sacks of mon-. .j
ey to donate. Perhaps a
fresh approach to fund
raising is in order.
County Historical
Society Meets
Next Thursday
The Nevada County Historical Society will meet
at 7:30 p.m., November
3, inthe Nevada City Elementary School, featuring the traditional mus-.ical pregram. Pat Jones
and Syble Lueteneker will
chairman the meeting.
FRANK AND LEO Angelini and Jesse Smith
in their new building.
Their garage complex
houses motor repair,
brake repair, wheel alignmentequipment, a body
and fender shop anda
paint shop.They also
have two tow trucks that
will handle any size vehicle. Their new garage
is one of the best designed in the area because it
incorporates equipment
for the needs ofevery car
of today.
Frank and Leo like the.
work they have chosen to
do and have amassed a
total of 52 years of experience between them in
the use “f the highly technical equipment needed
in repairing the automobile of today.
Frank and his wife,
Angela live in Nevada
City and his hobby is photography.
Leo has a hobby that is
quite different. He holds
acommercial pilot's license and love the "wild
blue yonder." He lives in
Nevada City and is reportedly so adept at the
controls of a plane that
he could fly a barn door
with a fan on it.
Jesse Smith (affectionatley knownas Smitty)
is the sales manager at
the new agency. He and
his wife Helen live in
Grass Valley. Smitty has
26 years experience in
the auto industry and will
be happy to show off the
New Rambler American
line of Automobiles,
The body and fender
shop, under the most able
Harold Helland and Tom
Pittsenbarger, can quia
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(right) are shown at the new Rambler Showroon on Railroad Avenue in Nevada City.
Their place of business
is locatedat 345 Railroad
Avenue, Nevada City and
they have been in the automotive repair business
since 1940.
They have installed all
of the most modern automobile re pair facilities
ckly remove a dent from.
acrumpled fender (the
plague of the average
motorists. )
These men are doing the
daily tasks they like to do
and are devoted to the
well being of your automobile,