September 11, 1968 (8 pages)

LEGAL NOTICE . LEGAL. NOTICE IN THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS COUNTY OF NEVADA STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEPTEMBER 38, 1968 ‘ Meeting called to order at 10:00 A.M. with all Supervisorspresent, Minutes of the previous meeting approved as presented, Chairman authorized to sign the Claims Register, thereby aha asi following Warrants for payment: UND NO } AMOUNT . General #682 #740 $16,823.52 Road #116 #130 24,140.69 Special Aviation #7 #9 84,10 Construction Bids for the Sierra Meadows UnitNo, 3 Assessment District received by the Board, and referred to the Purchasing Agent and Director of the Dept. of Public Works for review and recommendation, Public Hearing held on the variance application of Dr. Wm, E, Rubach, for reduction of front and rear yards in conpd aaa of a single-family residence on Old U.S, 40 at Donner e, . The variance application was approved by the Board, A Public Hearing was held on the proposal to change the name of the Tyler-Foote Crossing-Road, to Tyler Road, and after hearing all testimony, the Petition to change the name of the road was denied, A meeting of the Sanitation District No. I was held, and the Board ordered the Auditor-Controller to place the necessary funds in the proper category, to cover fees of the Screening Committee in reviewing the Glenbrook Assessment District. Upon presentation by the County Counsel, the following Resolutions were adopted: 1, Resolution 68-236 (A Resolution approving Agreement between the Co, and Harris, Schwartz, Young & Wright, Certified Public Accountants, for the County Audit for the Fiscal Years of 1967-68 and 1968-69.) 2. Resolution 68-237 (A Resolution ordering consolidation of a Special Election to be held within the N.I.D. with the General Election.) 3. Resolution 68-238 (A Resolution of the Co, of Nev., ordering consolidation of Election of the Tahoe Forest Hospital District with the General Election.) 4, Resolution 68-239 (A Resolution of the Co, of Nev., ordering consolidation of Election of the Truckee-Donner Recreation and Park District with the General Election.) 5. Resolution 68-240 (A Resolution approving a proposed land exchange of land at Boca Reservoir, for land at the Tahoe Alumni Center in Placer Co,) The Purchasing Agent appeared and presented the repor of his Department, ' The Auditor-Controller presented the report of his Department, The Board adopted the following Resolutions: Resolution 68-241 (A Resolution eliminating two positions of Accountant (Office,Manager) from the staff of the AuditorController, and replacing them with two positions of Accountant, Resolution 68-242 (A Resolution changing the staff of the Assessor's Office, from (3) Appraiser I and (8) Appraiser II positions, to enable Mr, Tobiassen to employ either (6) Appraiser I or II employees.) Leo J, Todd reappointed as Nevada County County Counsel for the ensuing four years, : At this time, the Board adjourned for lunch, and further Board of Supervisor business was recessed until after Board of Equalization Hearings, tea AFTERNOON SESSION: : The meeting of the County Board of Equalization was called. to order at 1:33 P.M.,. and the following actions were taken: The following individuals appeared and proved that adjustment of their taxes were in order, and the following adjustments were approved: 1, The personal property assessment of Mr. Leo Martin was eliminated, however, his protest was denied, and his Fair Market Value of land and improvements remain at $29,000.00, 2. Assessment on land and improvements of property of Mr. Harold Moneyhun reduced. 3. Assessment on land owned by Mr, Don Kronemeyer reduced, 4, Acreage of Beatrice Hunting reappraised as individual parcels of property, instead of one parcel, and her assessment per acre reduced from $473.00 per acre to $472.00 per acre, 5. Fair Market Value of land owned by Mr, Ursal Snapp reduced from $22,600 to $15,500.00, The following Applications for Reduction in Assessment were denied: . 1, Ralph & Wava Clark 2. Ray J, Kronemeyer . 3. Rolph & Leland Painter Louise J, Luzmoor _4, Bertel & Marie Greffrath, due to lack of appearance. At this time, the Board closed the Board of Equalization Hearing for the year, The Board reconvened as the Board of Supervisors, and the Director of the Dept. of Public Works appeared and presented the report of his Department, The Board set an Afternoon Meeting, for September 10, 1968, to discuss payment to individuals sitting on various Commissions, Committees, There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at the hour of 5:45 P.M, ; I.THEO, A, KOHLER, JR., Co, Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk, Board of Supervisors, County of Nevada, State of California, do hereby certify, that the foregoing is a true excerpt from the Minutes of the Meeting of the Board held on September 3, 1968, IN WITNESS HEREOF, . hereunto affix my hand and the official] seal of said Board, this 5th day of September, 1968, (SEAL) THEO, A, KOHLER, JR, Co, Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk Nevada County Board of Supervisors By: MAXINE E, GAINES Deputy Clerk of the Board Date of Publication: Sept, 11, 1968, “EASY TO READ * NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET CLASSIFIED Mail call big time for Gl’s By ROSS P, GAME Special to The Nugget WITH. THE 9TH MARINES, in Vietnam--Mail from home? It's the greatest! Just ask anyone in the 9th Marines. The. Leathernecks, now. serving near the demilitarized zone, anxiously await word from home--letters, post cards, or packages, Hometown newspaper, no matter how old they may be at the time they arrive, are most welcome, But the letters from home are:the big things for these Marines, Mail call is a rather special _ time every day, and the mail manages to reach the men no matter how far out in the "boonies" they may be at the moment. The Marines make every effort to write letters too, but the hot Vietnam days, coupled with military activities make it most difficult during the daytime. Most of the men are without electricity at night, so the letter writing generally must wait. Chaplain Richard Black has been receiving special boxes _ of "goedies" from church groups in the United States. The packages--they contain cookies, candies and other homemade items --are distributed among the Leathernecks, who enjoy this taste of friendship from back home. Other church groups ship religious articles for distribution to the Marines. Knowing that someone back :home is thinking of them is good news to the men of the 9th Marines. i DeWitt receives accreditation Dr. John G, Freeman, medical director of DeWitt State Hospital, has announced that as the result of a survey conducted by the Joint Commission on Ac-> creditation of Hospitals, DeWitt has again received accreditation for a period of three years, It was a pleasure for Dr. Freeman to be able to make this announcement and he expressed his gratitude to all members of De Witt State Hospital for their efforts, The Joint Commission, made up of the American Medical Association, the American College of Physicians, and the American Hospital Association, inspects all phases of hospital operation. This system of inspection is to determine: whether a hospital applies certain basic principles of organization and administration for efficient care of the patient; whether a hospital promotes high quality medical and hespital care; and whether the hospital maintains essential diagnostic and therapeutic services, Smokey’s Rules BE CAREFUL with matches with smokes with any fire PREVENT FOREST FIRES vbr, The Nevada County Nugget September 11, 1968 7 LASSIFIED ADS Really work NUGGET CLASSIFIED “EASY TO READ ° CLASSIFIED EASY TO READ * NEVADA COUNTY 4-H thank you Special 4-H Club Week "Thank You" notes will be sent to "Friends of 4-H" during the October 5 to 12 National 4-H Club Week. In order to eliminate duplications, each club secretary is invited to turn in their local lists to the 4-H office, A master list-will be compiled and up-dated yearly, A. Sign up for ee gee : SAVINGS BONDS FREEDOM SHARES i USE NUGGET FOR RESULTS 265-2471 10. Crafts & Serves ROBERT L. ROSS,JR. OPTOMETRIST 147 Mill St. Ph, 273-6246 40. Miscellaneous for Sale CHICKEN FERTILIZER .7 yds, minimum delivery $20. Phone 273-7682 44. Musical instruments BANK REPOSSESSIONS force us to sell in, this vicinity two famous make spinet pianos, one walnut, for balance due, Party with good credit can assume small monthly payments, Write Adjuster, P, O. Box 1055, Chico, Calif. 95926, LEONARD F. CAREY. Realtor Phone 273-4300---P,O, Box 944, Grass Valley, California Real Estate Investments Mortgage Loans MUCH WATER PRESSURE ON OR CAUSE THE POOL TO TOPPLE OVER. [Cire raeran HTTP NT Sea tet 5. KEEP A LIGHT ON THE ACTION. A FEW SPOTLIGHTS RIGGED UP OUTSIDE THE HOUSE. TO SHINE ON THE POOL WILL PREVENT ACCIDENTAL NIGHT "BATHS! LUT GNF LTT sso PORTABLE POOLS ARE BECOMING A POPULAR PART OF ONCE / uv Ee DRY BACK YARDS. THEY PROVIDE REFRESHING FUN E\ EN = THOUGH SPACE OR ‘USE MAY BE LIMITED. HERE ARE SOME . TIPS TO KEEP YOU IN THE SWIM SAFELY IN ABOVE GROUND POOLS: Il. KEEP IT ON THE LEVEL! Too ONE SIDE CAN BURST SEAMS 2.50D IS FOR PLANTS, NOT OK . PIOLS!5OD SHOULD BE REMOY: FROM UNDER THE PIOL--IT CAN NSECT PAMAG! TO THE PD) LINER. ALSO, REMOVE ALL ROCKS TO PREVENT TEAR ING. 3. A PORTABLE POOL IS NOTA ALKEEP IT CLEAN/PLACE IT AW MY FR TOY! ADULT > SHOUL SUPERVISE TREES.ACCOLDING TO SCIENTi STs f YOUNG WIMMER, AND A LIFL COHMNS-MANVILLE MAKERS OF cE ced PRE DI-KNE KN SHOULD ALWAYS RE DIATOMITE FILTER AIDS. 2 HANDY. ATEMPORARY FENCE, SUCH DIATOMITE Euc TER WIL, AS THAT USED FOR SNOW, SHOULD SPAKKLING LLLAR WANA, . BE PUT UP TO PROTECT WANDERING TOTS. TAKING UPA LOT OF ROOM Ne TIME TO MAINTAIN. ; . o. WHEN NOT IN USE FoR t LONG PERIODS, COVER ‘ THE POOL WITH PLASTIC } OR CANVAS STRONG t ENOUGH TO suPPORT A_PERSON. i f NUGGET CLASSIFIED * EASY TO READ

LEGAL NOTICE . LEGAL. NOTICE IN THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS COUNTY OF NEVADA STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEPTEMBER 38, 1968 ‘ Meeting called to order at 10:00 A.M. with all Supervisorspresent, Minutes of the previous meeting approved as presented, Chairman authorized to sign the Claims Register, thereby aha asi following Warrants for payment: UND NO } AMOUNT . General #682 #740 $16,823.52 Road #116 #130 24,140.69 Special Aviation #7 #9 84,10 Construction Bids for the Sierra Meadows UnitNo, 3 Assessment District received by the Board, and referred to the Purchasing Agent and Director of the Dept. of Public Works for review and recommendation, Public Hearing held on the variance application of Dr. Wm, E, Rubach, for reduction of front and rear yards in conpd aaa of a single-family residence on Old U.S, 40 at Donner e, . The variance application was approved by the Board, A Public Hearing was held on the proposal to change the name of the Tyler-Foote Crossing-Road, to Tyler Road, and after hearing all testimony, the Petition to change the name of the road was denied, A meeting of the Sanitation District No. I was held, and the Board ordered the Auditor-Controller to place the necessary funds in the proper category, to cover fees of the Screening Committee in reviewing the Glenbrook Assessment District. Upon presentation by the County Counsel, the following Resolutions were adopted: 1, Resolution 68-236 (A Resolution approving Agreement between the Co, and Harris, Schwartz, Young & Wright, Certified Public Accountants, for the County Audit for the Fiscal Years of 1967-68 and 1968-69.) 2. Resolution 68-237 (A Resolution ordering consolidation of a Special Election to be held within the N.I.D. with the General Election.) 3. Resolution 68-238 (A Resolution of the Co, of Nev., ordering consolidation of Election of the Tahoe Forest Hospital District with the General Election.) 4, Resolution 68-239 (A Resolution of the Co, of Nev., ordering consolidation of Election of the Truckee-Donner Recreation and Park District with the General Election.) 5. Resolution 68-240 (A Resolution approving a proposed land exchange of land at Boca Reservoir, for land at the Tahoe Alumni Center in Placer Co,) The Purchasing Agent appeared and presented the repor of his Department, ' The Auditor-Controller presented the report of his Department, The Board adopted the following Resolutions: Resolution 68-241 (A Resolution eliminating two positions of Accountant (Office,Manager) from the staff of the AuditorController, and replacing them with two positions of Accountant, Resolution 68-242 (A Resolution changing the staff of the Assessor's Office, from (3) Appraiser I and (8) Appraiser II positions, to enable Mr, Tobiassen to employ either (6) Appraiser I or II employees.) Leo J, Todd reappointed as Nevada County County Counsel for the ensuing four years, : At this time, the Board adjourned for lunch, and further Board of Supervisor business was recessed until after Board of Equalization Hearings, tea AFTERNOON SESSION: : The meeting of the County Board of Equalization was called. to order at 1:33 P.M.,. and the following actions were taken: The following individuals appeared and proved that adjustment of their taxes were in order, and the following adjustments were approved: 1, The personal property assessment of Mr. Leo Martin was eliminated, however, his protest was denied, and his Fair Market Value of land and improvements remain at $29,000.00, 2. Assessment on land and improvements of property of Mr. Harold Moneyhun reduced. 3. Assessment on land owned by Mr, Don Kronemeyer reduced, 4, Acreage of Beatrice Hunting reappraised as individual parcels of property, instead of one parcel, and her assessment per acre reduced from $473.00 per acre to $472.00 per acre, 5. Fair Market Value of land owned by Mr, Ursal Snapp reduced from $22,600 to $15,500.00, The following Applications for Reduction in Assessment were denied: . 1, Ralph & Wava Clark 2. Ray J, Kronemeyer . 3. Rolph & Leland Painter Louise J, Luzmoor _4, Bertel & Marie Greffrath, due to lack of appearance. At this time, the Board closed the Board of Equalization Hearing for the year, The Board reconvened as the Board of Supervisors, and the Director of the Dept. of Public Works appeared and presented the report of his Department, The Board set an Afternoon Meeting, for September 10, 1968, to discuss payment to individuals sitting on various Commissions, Committees, There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at the hour of 5:45 P.M, ; I.THEO, A, KOHLER, JR., Co, Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk, Board of Supervisors, County of Nevada, State of California, do hereby certify, that the foregoing is a true excerpt from the Minutes of the Meeting of the Board held on September 3, 1968, IN WITNESS HEREOF, . hereunto affix my hand and the official] seal of said Board, this 5th day of September, 1968, (SEAL) THEO, A, KOHLER, JR, Co, Clerk & Ex-Officio Clerk Nevada County Board of Supervisors By: MAXINE E, GAINES Deputy Clerk of the Board Date of Publication: Sept, 11, 1968, “EASY TO READ * NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET CLASSIFIED Mail call big time for Gl’s By ROSS P, GAME Special to The Nugget WITH. THE 9TH MARINES, in Vietnam--Mail from home? It's the greatest! Just ask anyone in the 9th Marines. The. Leathernecks, now. serving near the demilitarized zone, anxiously await word from home--letters, post cards, or packages, Hometown newspaper, no matter how old they may be at the time they arrive, are most welcome, But the letters from home are:the big things for these Marines, Mail call is a rather special _ time every day, and the mail manages to reach the men no matter how far out in the "boonies" they may be at the moment. The Marines make every effort to write letters too, but the hot Vietnam days, coupled with military activities make it most difficult during the daytime. Most of the men are without electricity at night, so the letter writing generally must wait. Chaplain Richard Black has

been receiving special boxes _ of "goedies" from church groups in the United States. The packages--they contain cookies, candies and other homemade items --are distributed among the Leathernecks, who enjoy this taste of friendship from back home. Other church groups ship religious articles for distribution to the Marines. Knowing that someone back :home is thinking of them is good news to the men of the 9th Marines. i DeWitt receives accreditation Dr. John G, Freeman, medical director of DeWitt State Hospital, has announced that as the result of a survey conducted by the Joint Commission on Ac-> creditation of Hospitals, DeWitt has again received accreditation for a period of three years, It was a pleasure for Dr. Freeman to be able to make this announcement and he expressed his gratitude to all members of De Witt State Hospital for their efforts, The Joint Commission, made up of the American Medical Association, the American College of Physicians, and the American Hospital Association, inspects all phases of hospital operation. This system of inspection is to determine: whether a hospital applies certain basic principles of organization and administration for efficient care of the patient; whether a hospital promotes high quality medical and hespital care; and whether the hospital maintains essential diagnostic and therapeutic services, Smokey’s Rules BE CAREFUL with matches with smokes with any fire PREVENT FOREST FIRES vbr, The Nevada County Nugget September 11, 1968 7 LASSIFIED ADS Really work NUGGET CLASSIFIED “EASY TO READ ° CLASSIFIED EASY TO READ * NEVADA COUNTY 4-H thank you Special 4-H Club Week "Thank You" notes will be sent to "Friends of 4-H" during the October 5 to 12 National 4-H Club Week. In order to eliminate duplications, each club secretary is invited to turn in their local lists to the 4-H office, A master list-will be compiled and up-dated yearly, A. Sign up for ee gee : SAVINGS BONDS FREEDOM SHARES i USE NUGGET FOR RESULTS 265-2471 10. Crafts & Serves ROBERT L. ROSS,JR. OPTOMETRIST 147 Mill St. Ph, 273-6246 40. Miscellaneous for Sale CHICKEN FERTILIZER .7 yds, minimum delivery $20. Phone 273-7682 44. Musical instruments BANK REPOSSESSIONS force us to sell in, this vicinity two famous make spinet pianos, one walnut, for balance due, Party with good credit can assume small monthly payments, Write Adjuster, P, O. Box 1055, Chico, Calif. 95926, LEONARD F. CAREY. Realtor Phone 273-4300---P,O, Box 944, Grass Valley, California Real Estate Investments Mortgage Loans MUCH WATER PRESSURE ON OR CAUSE THE POOL TO TOPPLE OVER. [Cire raeran HTTP NT Sea tet 5. KEEP A LIGHT ON THE ACTION. A FEW SPOTLIGHTS RIGGED UP OUTSIDE THE HOUSE. TO SHINE ON THE POOL WILL PREVENT ACCIDENTAL NIGHT "BATHS! LUT GNF LTT sso PORTABLE POOLS ARE BECOMING A POPULAR PART OF ONCE / uv Ee DRY BACK YARDS. THEY PROVIDE REFRESHING FUN E\ EN = THOUGH SPACE OR ‘USE MAY BE LIMITED. HERE ARE SOME . TIPS TO KEEP YOU IN THE SWIM SAFELY IN ABOVE GROUND POOLS: Il. KEEP IT ON THE LEVEL! Too ONE SIDE CAN BURST SEAMS 2.50D IS FOR PLANTS, NOT OK . PIOLS!5OD SHOULD BE REMOY: FROM UNDER THE PIOL--IT CAN NSECT PAMAG! TO THE PD) LINER. ALSO, REMOVE ALL ROCKS TO PREVENT TEAR ING. 3. A PORTABLE POOL IS NOTA ALKEEP IT CLEAN/PLACE IT AW MY FR TOY! ADULT > SHOUL SUPERVISE TREES.ACCOLDING TO SCIENTi STs f YOUNG WIMMER, AND A LIFL COHMNS-MANVILLE MAKERS OF cE ced PRE DI-KNE KN SHOULD ALWAYS RE DIATOMITE FILTER AIDS. 2 HANDY. ATEMPORARY FENCE, SUCH DIATOMITE Euc TER WIL, AS THAT USED FOR SNOW, SHOULD SPAKKLING LLLAR WANA, . BE PUT UP TO PROTECT WANDERING TOTS. TAKING UPA LOT OF ROOM Ne TIME TO MAINTAIN. ; . o. WHEN NOT IN USE FoR t LONG PERIODS, COVER ‘ THE POOL WITH PLASTIC } OR CANVAS STRONG t ENOUGH TO suPPORT A_PERSON. i f NUGGET CLASSIFIED * EASY TO READ