September 22, 1971 (12 pages)

Lee ae et eR ES Ne A meee CREE oer ete MA DRE SE Te eogatieE Ao a AeA nN OC 2 2 RARE PURINES BOE AT RRR MNES mR RO ID I HEE The Nevada County Nugget Sept. 22.1971 Vital statist CS More cattle breeds arriving ‘Matched’ TEUBERT — HARPER Dale Herman Teubert, 34, Grass Valley, and Leslie Ann Har‘per, 26, Nevada City, obtained a marriage license Sept, 14, 1971, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City, ‘Detached’ McINTIRE -Hazel Ruth and Lloyd Galen McIntire obtained an interlocutory decree of dissolution of marriage July 23, 1971, EARHART -Susan Diane and Robert Daniel Earhart obtained an interlocutory decree of dissolution of marriage July 23, 1971. JANES -Cheryl L, and Robert T, Janes obtained a final decree-of dissolution of marriage July 28, 1971, SCHRICK Anthony T. Schrick filed for dissolution of marriage to Jane B. Schrick, Sept. 14, 1971, The couple was married Aug. 27, 1966, in California and has two children, BELLS Robert Lawerence Bells filed for dissolution of marriage to Hollis Marie Bells Sept, 15, 1971. The couple was married Oct, 5, 1968, in California and has two children, OBITUARIES McGRADY, Elf, 62, in Grass Valley. Wife of John and mother of Mrs, Rona Rogers, ‘Grass Valley, A native of Red Lodge, Montana, she had been a resident of Grass Valley for the past three years, Funeral services were. held at Hooper and Weaver Mortuary. LYSTRUP, Robert J., in Fort Bragg. A native of Nevada City, he attended Nevada City Schools and served in the U. S, Navy. Father of three children, he and his wife both lost their lives when their fishing boat sank west of Fort Bragg. District meet of WSCS fo. be held here The annual district meeting of the Women's Society of Christian Service of the Sacramento Nevada District, will be held Thursday at the Grass Valley United Methodist Church, Beginning at 9:15 a.m, there will be coffee and registration, followed by the invocation given by local pastor, the Rev, Evald Leps, District President Mrs, Elaine Peterson and local society president Mrs, Margaret Oldenburg will welcome everyone to the meeting. Cleophus Williams from Downs Memorial Church in Oakland will speak on the subject "New Machines and the New Humanities," Williams is a longshoreman, a lay leader, and was on the faculty at this summer's School of Missions at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, ROBERTS, Chester, 71, in Cimarron, Kansas, A native of Oregon,he had been a resident of this area for the past year, Husband of Edna; father of Floyd, Sacramento; Pauline Meyers, Sacramento and Laure Fermandez, Los Angeles, Private funeral services were held at Greenwood Memorial Gardens under the auspices of Hooper and Weaver, FITZPATRICK, Ira, 66, in Nevada City, A resident of Nevada City, he formerly lived in North San Juan, Husband of Thelma; father of Gene, Montara and Dorothy Lee Garrison, San Ramon, Funeral arrangements were handled by Hooper and Weaver Mortuary. CARR, Edith N., 76, in Fairfield. A native of Nevada City, ske lived in Sacramento before moving to Vacaville. Wife of James Elmo and mother of Marjorie Nikkel, Vacaville, Funeral services were held at McCune Garden Chapel of Vacaville, LOCY, Ellis, 70, in Browns Valley. A native of Alturas, he had been a resident of Browns Valley for 50 years, Husband of Ethel and father of David, Sacramento and Jane Elliott of Nevada City. KELEHER, Harry, 57, inSacramento, Brother of Sibyl.Leuteneker of Chicago Park; hushand of Avis, Auburn; father oi Nancy and Julie of Auburn and Phyllis of San Carlos, He was a native of Arizona and a résident. of Auburn.for the past.50 years, Funeral services were held at Chapel of the Hills in Auburn, CURRY, Morris, 83, inStockton. A native of Nevada City. Husband of Mae; father of Morris H. and’Lawrence J, of Taft, Agnes Simon, Sacramento and Margaret Swanson, Santa Clara, Funeral services were held in Stockton with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery in NevadaCity, WRIGHT, Margaret, in Penn Valley, The former Margaret Van Hagen, she was born in Chipsa Flat in 1881 and spent most of the summers in this area, Mother of Earl VanHagen, Penn Valley and sister of Mrs, Sadie Davidson, Grass Valley. Funeral services were conducted in Oakland at the Cooper Funeral Home, ROBINSON, Ann Veronica, 89, in Grass Valley, A native of Wisconsin, she had been a resident of this area for the past 30 years, Mother of Betty Anderson, Grass Valley. Funeral services were conducted at Bergemann and Son Funeral Chapel, STEINBERG, _ Frederick Thomas, 81, in Auburn, A native of San Francisco, he operated Joe's Country Store in Cedar Ridge for a number of years. Husband_of Doris and tather of Mrs, B. Sweigart of Vallejo. Private funeral services were held at Hooper and Weaver Mortuary. OWEN, Albert Reese, 50, in Grass Valley. A resident of Grass Valley. Husband of Marie; father of John L., Downieville and Bunita R,, Carmichael and son of Mrs, Ruth Owen of Grass Valley. Funeral services were arranged through Hooper and Weaver, Much is being written about the So-called new breeds of beef cattle being introduced into the United States today. William E, Mason, Placer and Nevada counties' farm advisor, reports there is a tremendous increase in the numbers of exotic breeds of cattle coming into North America via Canada, Such names as Charolais, Simental, Limousin, Maine-Anjou, Lincoln Red, Black Welsh and Murray Gray are now commonly used and understood by cattlemen throughout the country, All of these breeds of cattle originated in Western Europe with the exception of the Murray Gray which was developed in Australia, Not so familiar to cattlemen are newer exotic breeds such as the Fleckviah, Gelbvieh, Pie Rouge, Blond d' Aquitaine, and Chianina, They are just now starting to make their way to North America, Many people are asking. -why all the excitiement about the new breeds when we have many outstanding cattle among the "old" established beef cattle breeds in this country. These include the. Angus, Hereford, Shorthorn, Red Poll, Devon, Galloway, and Scotch Highland cattle, In addition we have the Holstein and Brown Swiss, which have been primarily developed as dairy cattle breeds, but are also used quite extensively as beef breeds, Tahoe -Donner ahead of — schedule Construction of winter recreational facilities are proceeding 20 per cent ahead of schedwe at Tahoe Donner, the $24 million four seasons resort community in the High Sierra now under development by Lakeworld, a division of Dart Industries Inc, "The ski complex and public lodge are now scheduled for completion by Thanksgiving," according to Fred Damavandi, director -of development for Tahoe Donner. "The opening dates were originally set for the Christmas holidays or later." Damavandi added that the Tahoe Donner Lake Beach Club will be the first facility to be finished, with its opening scheduled for the end of September. The Northwoods Clubhouse and Recreation Center is on schedule as well, with its completion date slated for Dec, 31. The 4,020-acre resort living community is two_miles from Donner Lake and 16 miles north of Lake Tahoe, Residential sites vary in size from one-third acre to five acres and are priced from $9,000, _ The 220-acre ski complex area has been cleared and work has begun on construction of two double chair lifts. Framing of the two-story ski clubhouse is finished and framing of the Tahoe Donner Lodge, within the ski area but not part of the complex, is also completed, At the beach club on Donner Lake the beach area itself and use, : The "name of the game" among many commercial cattlemen today is crossbreeding and this is where the exotic breeds are entering into the scheme, Animal scientists throughout the United States ‘and Canada are making breed comparisons as rapidly as possible. There is still a great deal to learn about these new breed imports, Undoubtedly some of them will perform very well and meet the demands of the present day beef cattle industry in the country, On the other hand, our older established breeds have the ability to compete with the best of the newer breeds, Seniors’ tax reimbursement claims filed Only 48,000 California homeowners over 65 years of age have filed 1971 claims for a reimbursement of their 197071 property. taxes under California’s Senior Citizens Property. Tax Assistance Law, according to Martin Huff, executive officer of the Franchise ‘ Tax Board, Huff said the claims must be filed before Oct, 15, 1971, to be valid. The provides for up to 95 per cent reinibursement of property taxes, depending upon the individual's income, To be eligible for senior citizens property tax assistance, claimants must be over 65 years of age as of Jan, 1, 1971; must own and occupy their own home; must have paid the property taxes on the home; and must have a total household income of less than $3,350. Qualified homeowners can obtain forms from any office of the Franchise Tax Board or by writing to Senior Citizens Property Tax Assistance, P. O. Box 1588, Sacramento, CA, 95807. LEGAL NOTICE J. RICHARD COUZENS State Theatre Building Auburn, California 95603 Telephone: 885-7055 Attorney for Petitioner No, 7531 NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR PROBATE of will and for issuance of letters testamentary SUPERIOR: COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA, Estate of HARRY NORRIS DUNCAN, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Melody Ann Hicks as executrix of the will of the above named decedent has filed herein a Petition for Probate of Will and for Issuance of Letters Testamentary, reference to which: is made for further particulars, and that the time and place of hearing the same has been set for October 1, 1971 at 10:00 A.M,, in the Courtroom of said Court in the Nevada County Courthouse, in.the City of Nevada City, California. Dated Aug, 31, 1971. a Nig ie I tcc di eee ee a ae icra 1 & 1 CLASSIFIED ADS . ORIELPRE LEO IAL ALAR OLE RL CLAD, 10. Crafts & Services ROBERT L. ROSS, JR. OPTOMETRIST ‘ 147 Mill St. Ph. 273-6246 36. Land, Ranches for Sale LONE OLE OL OLLI A a oe CARE TO SPECULATE? Two Small Nevada County Parcels With Commercial Potential. Item 1: 0.58 plus Ac., C-3 Zoned Parcel Located in the N.E. Quadrant of the South Grass Valley Interchange oute 49) Minimum Bid Only 2,500.00 Item 2: 14,500 plus s.f., Unclassified Parcel—Located at the N.E. Corner of Coyote . Street and Highway 49 on North Edge of Nevada City. Minimum Bid Only $400.00 SALE WILL BE BY SEALED BID. Wednesday 2 p.m. October 13, 1971. For Full Sales Particulars Write or Phone DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS P, O. Box 911, Marysville, . Calif. 95901, Phone (916)7435421, Ext. 308. ‘ Qe 37. Real Estate [HOMEOWNERS . BORROW $1,000 TO $10,000 OR MORE WITH LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS! ¢ LOANS ON ANY HOME PAID FOR OR NOT ¢ CoveeRe OUR COSTS FIRST FURESIDE LOAN GUARANTEE WF YOU CAN GET THE SAME LOAN FROM ANY OTHER LENDER IN CALIFORNIA AT RATES LESS THAN WE OFFER, RETURN THE MONEY WITHIN 15 DAYS AND YOUR LOAN WITH US 1S FREE! SIOREY STERN, Founder President FIRESIDE Yarift 425. « i ot. Marysville Phone 743-9244 J LEGAL NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT No. 71403 The following person is doing business as: BEAR RIVER LUMBER COMPANY at Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California. YUBA R LUMBER CO., INC., a California corporation, Route 3, Box 310, Grass Valley, California 95945, This business is conducted by a corporation, YUBA RIVER LUMBER CO., INC. ALBERT J. AROSTEGUI, Assistant Secretary. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Nevada County on Sept. 3, 1971. CERTIFICATION I hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct copy of the original on file in my office, THEO, A, KOHLER, JR. By DELIMA W, HALLETT, Deputy(Seal) Expires: 12/31/76 THEO, A, KOHLER, JR. _ Dates of Publication: Sept, 15, Clerk 22, 29, Oct. 6, 1971, Dees tare HALLETT Classified Ads, the Dates of Publication: Septem. , little felows with the ‘big

Lee ae et eR ES Ne A meee CREE oer ete MA DRE SE Te eogatieE Ao a AeA nN OC 2 2 RARE PURINES BOE AT RRR MNES mR RO ID I HEE The Nevada County Nugget Sept. 22.1971 Vital statist CS More cattle breeds arriving ‘Matched’ TEUBERT — HARPER Dale Herman Teubert, 34, Grass Valley, and Leslie Ann Har‘per, 26, Nevada City, obtained a marriage license Sept, 14, 1971, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City, ‘Detached’ McINTIRE -Hazel Ruth and Lloyd Galen McIntire obtained an interlocutory decree of dissolution of marriage July 23, 1971, EARHART -Susan Diane and Robert Daniel Earhart obtained an interlocutory decree of dissolution of marriage July 23, 1971. JANES -Cheryl L, and Robert T, Janes obtained a final decree-of dissolution of marriage July 28, 1971, SCHRICK Anthony T. Schrick filed for dissolution of marriage to Jane B. Schrick, Sept. 14, 1971, The couple was married Aug. 27, 1966, in California and has two children, BELLS Robert Lawerence Bells filed for dissolution of marriage to Hollis Marie Bells Sept, 15, 1971. The couple was married Oct, 5, 1968, in California and has two children, OBITUARIES McGRADY, Elf, 62, in Grass Valley. Wife of John and mother of Mrs, Rona Rogers, ‘Grass Valley, A native of Red Lodge, Montana, she had been a resident of Grass Valley for the past three years, Funeral services were. held at Hooper and Weaver Mortuary. LYSTRUP, Robert J., in Fort Bragg. A native of Nevada City, he attended Nevada City Schools and served in the U. S, Navy. Father of three children, he and his wife both lost their lives when their fishing boat sank west of Fort Bragg. District meet of WSCS fo. be held here The annual district meeting of the Women's Society of Christian Service of the Sacramento Nevada District, will be held Thursday at the Grass Valley United Methodist Church, Beginning at 9:15 a.m, there will be coffee and registration, followed by the invocation given by local pastor, the Rev, Evald Leps, District President Mrs, Elaine Peterson and local society president Mrs, Margaret Oldenburg will welcome everyone to the meeting. Cleophus Williams from Downs Memorial Church in Oakland will speak on the subject "New Machines and the New Humanities," Williams is a longshoreman, a lay leader, and was on the faculty at this summer's School of Missions at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, ROBERTS, Chester, 71, in Cimarron, Kansas, A native of Oregon,he had been a resident of this area for the past year, Husband of Edna; father of Floyd, Sacramento; Pauline Meyers, Sacramento and Laure Fermandez, Los Angeles, Private funeral services were held at Greenwood Memorial Gardens under the auspices of Hooper and Weaver, FITZPATRICK, Ira, 66, in Nevada City, A resident of Nevada City, he formerly lived in North San Juan, Husband of Thelma; father of Gene, Montara and Dorothy Lee Garrison, San Ramon, Funeral arrangements were handled by Hooper and Weaver Mortuary. CARR, Edith N., 76, in Fairfield. A native of Nevada City, ske lived in Sacramento before moving to Vacaville. Wife of James Elmo and mother of Marjorie Nikkel, Vacaville, Funeral services were held at McCune Garden Chapel of Vacaville, LOCY, Ellis, 70, in Browns Valley. A native of Alturas, he had been a resident of Browns Valley for 50 years, Husband of Ethel and father of David, Sacramento and Jane Elliott of Nevada City. KELEHER, Harry, 57, inSacramento, Brother of Sibyl.Leuteneker of Chicago Park; hushand of Avis, Auburn; father oi Nancy and Julie of Auburn and Phyllis of San Carlos, He was a native of Arizona and a résident. of Auburn.for the past.50 years, Funeral services were held at Chapel of the Hills in Auburn, CURRY, Morris, 83, inStockton. A native of Nevada City. Husband of Mae; father of Morris H. and’Lawrence J, of Taft, Agnes Simon, Sacramento and Margaret Swanson, Santa Clara, Funeral services were held in Stockton with burial at Pine Grove Cemetery in NevadaCity, WRIGHT, Margaret, in Penn Valley, The former Margaret Van Hagen, she was born in Chipsa Flat in 1881 and spent most of the summers in this area, Mother of Earl VanHagen, Penn Valley and sister of Mrs, Sadie Davidson, Grass Valley. Funeral services were conducted in Oakland at the Cooper Funeral Home, ROBINSON, Ann Veronica, 89, in Grass Valley, A native of Wisconsin, she had been a resident of this area for the past 30 years, Mother of Betty Anderson, Grass Valley. Funeral services were conducted at Bergemann and Son Funeral Chapel, STEINBERG, _ Frederick Thomas, 81, in Auburn, A native of San Francisco, he operated Joe's Country Store in Cedar Ridge for a number of years. Husband_of Doris and tather of Mrs, B. Sweigart of Vallejo. Private funeral services were held at Hooper and Weaver Mortuary. OWEN, Albert Reese, 50, in Grass Valley. A resident of Grass Valley. Husband of Marie; father of John L., Downieville and Bunita R,, Carmichael and son of Mrs, Ruth Owen of Grass Valley. Funeral services were arranged through Hooper and Weaver, Much is being written about the So-called new breeds of beef cattle being introduced into the United States today. William E, Mason, Placer and Nevada counties' farm advisor, reports there is a tremendous increase in the numbers of exotic breeds of cattle coming into North America via Canada, Such names as Charolais, Simental, Limousin, Maine-Anjou, Lincoln Red, Black Welsh and Murray Gray are now commonly used and understood by cattlemen throughout the country, All of these breeds of cattle originated in Western Europe with the exception of the Murray Gray which was developed in Australia, Not so familiar to cattlemen are newer exotic breeds such as the Fleckviah, Gelbvieh, Pie Rouge, Blond d' Aquitaine, and Chianina, They are just now starting to make their way to North America, Many people are asking. -why all the excitiement about the new breeds when we have many outstanding cattle among the "old" established beef cattle breeds in this country. These include the. Angus, Hereford, Shorthorn, Red Poll, Devon, Galloway, and Scotch Highland cattle, In addition we have the Holstein and Brown Swiss, which have been primarily developed as dairy cattle breeds, but are also used quite extensively as beef breeds,

Tahoe -Donner ahead of — schedule Construction of winter recreational facilities are proceeding 20 per cent ahead of schedwe at Tahoe Donner, the $24 million four seasons resort community in the High Sierra now under development by Lakeworld, a division of Dart Industries Inc, "The ski complex and public lodge are now scheduled for completion by Thanksgiving," according to Fred Damavandi, director -of development for Tahoe Donner. "The opening dates were originally set for the Christmas holidays or later." Damavandi added that the Tahoe Donner Lake Beach Club will be the first facility to be finished, with its opening scheduled for the end of September. The Northwoods Clubhouse and Recreation Center is on schedule as well, with its completion date slated for Dec, 31. The 4,020-acre resort living community is two_miles from Donner Lake and 16 miles north of Lake Tahoe, Residential sites vary in size from one-third acre to five acres and are priced from $9,000, _ The 220-acre ski complex area has been cleared and work has begun on construction of two double chair lifts. Framing of the two-story ski clubhouse is finished and framing of the Tahoe Donner Lodge, within the ski area but not part of the complex, is also completed, At the beach club on Donner Lake the beach area itself and use, : The "name of the game" among many commercial cattlemen today is crossbreeding and this is where the exotic breeds are entering into the scheme, Animal scientists throughout the United States ‘and Canada are making breed comparisons as rapidly as possible. There is still a great deal to learn about these new breed imports, Undoubtedly some of them will perform very well and meet the demands of the present day beef cattle industry in the country, On the other hand, our older established breeds have the ability to compete with the best of the newer breeds, Seniors’ tax reimbursement claims filed Only 48,000 California homeowners over 65 years of age have filed 1971 claims for a reimbursement of their 197071 property. taxes under California’s Senior Citizens Property. Tax Assistance Law, according to Martin Huff, executive officer of the Franchise ‘ Tax Board, Huff said the claims must be filed before Oct, 15, 1971, to be valid. The provides for up to 95 per cent reinibursement of property taxes, depending upon the individual's income, To be eligible for senior citizens property tax assistance, claimants must be over 65 years of age as of Jan, 1, 1971; must own and occupy their own home; must have paid the property taxes on the home; and must have a total household income of less than $3,350. Qualified homeowners can obtain forms from any office of the Franchise Tax Board or by writing to Senior Citizens Property Tax Assistance, P. O. Box 1588, Sacramento, CA, 95807. LEGAL NOTICE J. RICHARD COUZENS State Theatre Building Auburn, California 95603 Telephone: 885-7055 Attorney for Petitioner No, 7531 NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR PROBATE of will and for issuance of letters testamentary SUPERIOR: COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA, Estate of HARRY NORRIS DUNCAN, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Melody Ann Hicks as executrix of the will of the above named decedent has filed herein a Petition for Probate of Will and for Issuance of Letters Testamentary, reference to which: is made for further particulars, and that the time and place of hearing the same has been set for October 1, 1971 at 10:00 A.M,, in the Courtroom of said Court in the Nevada County Courthouse, in.the City of Nevada City, California. Dated Aug, 31, 1971. a Nig ie I tcc di eee ee a ae icra 1 & 1 CLASSIFIED ADS . ORIELPRE LEO IAL ALAR OLE RL CLAD, 10. Crafts & Services ROBERT L. ROSS, JR. OPTOMETRIST ‘ 147 Mill St. Ph. 273-6246 36. Land, Ranches for Sale LONE OLE OL OLLI A a oe CARE TO SPECULATE? Two Small Nevada County Parcels With Commercial Potential. Item 1: 0.58 plus Ac., C-3 Zoned Parcel Located in the N.E. Quadrant of the South Grass Valley Interchange oute 49) Minimum Bid Only 2,500.00 Item 2: 14,500 plus s.f., Unclassified Parcel—Located at the N.E. Corner of Coyote . Street and Highway 49 on North Edge of Nevada City. Minimum Bid Only $400.00 SALE WILL BE BY SEALED BID. Wednesday 2 p.m. October 13, 1971. For Full Sales Particulars Write or Phone DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS P, O. Box 911, Marysville, . Calif. 95901, Phone (916)7435421, Ext. 308. ‘ Qe 37. Real Estate [HOMEOWNERS . BORROW $1,000 TO $10,000 OR MORE WITH LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS! ¢ LOANS ON ANY HOME PAID FOR OR NOT ¢ CoveeRe OUR COSTS FIRST FURESIDE LOAN GUARANTEE WF YOU CAN GET THE SAME LOAN FROM ANY OTHER LENDER IN CALIFORNIA AT RATES LESS THAN WE OFFER, RETURN THE MONEY WITHIN 15 DAYS AND YOUR LOAN WITH US 1S FREE! SIOREY STERN, Founder President FIRESIDE Yarift 425. « i ot. Marysville Phone 743-9244 J LEGAL NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT No. 71403 The following person is doing business as: BEAR RIVER LUMBER COMPANY at Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California. YUBA R LUMBER CO., INC., a California corporation, Route 3, Box 310, Grass Valley, California 95945, This business is conducted by a corporation, YUBA RIVER LUMBER CO., INC. ALBERT J. AROSTEGUI, Assistant Secretary. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Nevada County on Sept. 3, 1971. CERTIFICATION I hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct copy of the original on file in my office, THEO, A, KOHLER, JR. By DELIMA W, HALLETT, Deputy(Seal) Expires: 12/31/76 THEO, A, KOHLER, JR. _ Dates of Publication: Sept, 15, Clerk 22, 29, Oct. 6, 1971, Dees tare HALLETT Classified Ads, the Dates of Publication: Septem. , little felows with the ‘big