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Eureka, California THE TIMES-STANDARD Friday, January 19, 1973 --Page 11 Watergate Trial Is Stalled WASHINGTON (UPI) The Watergate political espionage trial remained stalled today while the U.S. Court of Appeals considered whether conversations secretly monitored from the wiretapped telephones or high Democratic officials could be admitted as evidence. Judge John J. Sirica, faced with the start of the presiden- tial inauguration holiday, indicated he might delay further action In the U.S. District Court trial until next week to give the appeals court time to act on the side issue.

The judge old newsmen Thursday that he "wasn't 100 per cent satisfied" with the progress of the two-week-old trial which has resulted in MMIONW WSAIHtl SUVICl I. 7AM HT guilty pleas by five of the seven nen indicted for the break-in at )emocratic national hcadquar- crs at the Watergate complex icre last June 17. Remaining on trial are .0. Jordon Liddy, a former White louse aide and one-tiine inaocial counsel to President Nixon's re-election campaign committee, and James W. McCord former chief of ecurity for the committee, 'hey are charged with con- burglary and illegal wiretapping and eavesdropping.

Part of Sirica's dissalisfac- iun stems from the fact that it considered unusual for a trial be halted, while lawyers haggle over less important ssues in a higher court. The impasse occurred when he prosecution's star witness, ortnor FBI agent Alfred C. Baldwin HI, testified Wednesday how he was hired by VIcCord for $225 a week to 3avcsdrop on both personal and jolitical conversations of from a listening post--a rate! room across 'the street 'rom the Watergate. im WEAIHCt 010CAI North Coast Forecast ilghs I the 2 WEATHER: Eureka and vicinity, variable cloudiness with a chance of showers In the area this morning, clearing this afternoon, fair tonight and Saturday, but with increasing clouds late Saturday; no major change in temperature; hi days 48-56; lows tonight in winds mostly northwest up to 30 mph, decreasing tonight; probability of measurable rain 20 per cent today; 10 per cent tonight and 20 per cent late Saturday. HIGH Thursday 53 LOW thii morning 39 24-HOUR rainfall (to 4 a.m.) 0.55 TOTAL rainfall this season 20.64 TOTAL rainfall last season 17.62 NORMAL rainfall to dale 19.54 SUNRISE 7 3 7 SUNSET COASTAL WATERS: Pt.

SI. George to 't. Arena: small craft advisors in effect or gusty, northwesterly winds 20-40 knots today, decreasing tonight to 15-2S knots; seas decreasing to 4-8 feet today and west to northwest swells Io 5-10 feet: a few brief showers this morning, otherwise mostly fair through Saturday, except increasing clouds in the extreme nortli Salurday. TIDES Dt A M. Ft.

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(tlPI) A state of emergency Was declared throughout San liuis Obispo County Thursday as the worst rainstorm in four years sent flood waters pouring into downtown streets here. cutting off communications out of the city and forcing schools to With a prediction of more rain early today, the state Office of Emergency Services siiid it was keeping a close watch on the county as well as Santa Barbara County to the south which has "reached a point of almost complete saturation." storm, which spread tlifoughoul Southern California early Thursday, dumped more than three inches of rain over coastal areas and brought a total of 6.3 inches to the area since Tuesday. streets in San OJsispo were four feet deep in water Thursday morning buy it had receded by midafternoon. Authorities said the Laguna Lake area in the northern part of the city was extremely hard hit by the rising waters of The lake and was being evacuated. Des Moines Detroit Fairbanks Fresno Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Las Vegas Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Oakland Oklahoma City Omaha Palm Springs Paso Robles Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland, Me.

Portland. Ore. Rapid City Reno Richmond, Va. Sacramento St. Louis Salt Lake City San Diego I San Francisco Seattle Spokane Thermal Vancouver Washington Winnipeg 51 58 -31 55 43 82 62 74 25 60 60 58 64 65 77 50 41 75 66 53 61' 48 92 53 5 69 60 39 50 53 42 68 64 58 40 63 57 51 38 65 49 61 20 31 44 -33 40 30 66 37 51 16 31 46 50 45 42 63' 31 18 57 45 33 31 4G 36 36 44 41 32 36 25 24 48 39 37 37 48 47 37 31 44 39 41 -6 .23 Deaths and Funerals .03 .13 1.95 .13 .35 Nomination Of Brenner Opposed WASHINGTON (UPI) The nomination of New York construction union leader Peter J.

Urennan to be secretary of lalior was opposed today by critics both to the left and right of Brennan. In testimony prepared for the second day of a Senate Labor Committee hearing on Brennan's confirmation today: -The National Right to Work Committee, which opposes compulsory unionism, said Brennan has devoted himself for 15 years lo the "destruction of job opportunities" for persons unwilling or unable to join unions. --A group called the National Coordinating ConimiUce for Trade Union Action and Democracy, based in Chicago, accused Brennan of being "one SANTELLI, A A GLADYS, died January 17, 1973 in Santa Clara. Wife of Michael Santelli of Sunnyvale. Mother of Mrs.

Joyce Pct- tei'son Mrs. Romaine Ireson, both of Blylhe, and Mrs. Louise Roberts of Saratoga. Sister of Mrs. Merle Oberdorf of Eureka.

Mrs. Santelli is also survived by 7 grandchildren. A native of Dyersville, aged 65. Prayer service will be held Jan. 19, at 2 p.m.

at Darling-Fischer, Chapel of the Hills, 615 North Santa Cruz Los Gatos. Entombment will be at Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Mountain View. Friends who wish may make memorial contributions to the American Cancer Society. VINE, MINERVA EVELYN, a resident of 2835 Summer Street, Eureka, died January 18, 1973, in Arcata. Wife of tlie late Charles Vine who preceded her in death in 1955.

Mother of Mrs. Geraldine Anderson of Livermore, and George Vine of Kelso, Wash. Sister of Oliver Stephenson of Orland, Robert Stephenson of Blue Lake, Ralph Stephenson of Reel Bluff. Mrs. Alice Johnson of Rio Dell, and Mrs.

Anna Belle Summers of Eureka. Mrs. Vine is also survived by 4 grandchildren, and numerous other relatives. A native of Fortuna, Mrs. Vine lived in the Forluna Eureka area for 35 years.

She was a member of the Grace Baptist Church of Eureka Aged 61. Friends are invited to attend services in the Chapel of Gobies Fortuna Mortuary Jan. 20, at 2 p.m. with Missionary Loren L. DeShazer of the American Sunday School Union of Eureka officiating.

Interment wil follow at Sunrise Cemetery Fortuna. POWELL, ROBERT a resident of 9H5 Third Street, Eureka, died January 16, 1973. Father of Robert Powell, of Eureka, and Staff Sergeant James R. Powell of Fort Monroe, Virginia. Brother of Mrs.

Donnie Stamey of Valdeas, North Carolina. Mr. .81 .30 .04 .40 1.05 .07 .15 .07 .16 of the most ardent supporters of racism in the labor movement," How Dollar Will Be Spent SACRAMENTO (UPI) Here is how the taxpayer's dollar would be spent under Reagan's S9.26 ov. Ronald billion budget: Elementary and secondary Northern California By United Press international San Francisco Bay Area: Mostly fair through Saturday; a little warmer Saturday; high Saturday In the 50s; low Youth Hurt When Car Hits Rock TIOOPA A huge rain- dislodged rock, reportedly about half the size of a standard automobile, sent a Hoopa youth, Keith Hostler, lo the Humboldt Medical Center here after his car crashed into the boulder on State Route 95 about 6:15 p.m. Thursday.

Darrel Comstock, operator of the Trinity Valley area ambulance service, said today he was en route to Eureka with patient when he came upon the accident five miles south of Hoopa and stopped lo offer aid, bill that Ihe youth, whom Comstock said appeared to be in his late teens, was Inken back to the hospital by private party. Hostler appeared to have minor injuries hut looked lo be suffering more from shock, ho said The line-model vehicle he WHS driving was reported to be heavily damaged. tonight in the upper 30s and 40s; small craft advisory for west to northwest wind Luis 115 to 25 WiPH becoming northwest 10 to 20 MPH. Northeastern California: Mostly fair through Saturday. A littls warmer Saturday; low tonight and high Saturday at Susanvilte 15 37.

Norlhweslern California: Mostly fair through Saturday except increasing clouds north portion late Saturday; slightly warmer Saturday; low tonight and high Saturday at Ukiah 35 57 Fort Bragg 37 55; small craft advisory along coast. Northern and Central California: Mostly fair through Salurday except patchy fcg interior valley Saturday morning and increasing clouds extreme northwest late Saturday; a little warmer Saturday. Sdcramono Valley: Mostly lair through Saturday bul patchy fog Saturday morning; slightly warmer Saturday; high Saturday In the 50s; low tonight in the mid 30s to mid 40s; northwest wind to Ii MPH. Mount Shasta Slskiyou Area: Mostly fair late through Salurday but wilh increasing clouds late Salurday; slightly warmer Saturday; low tonight and high Saturday al Shasta Dam 37 55. Sierra Nevada: Mostly lair tonight and Salurday; liltle temperature change.

San Joaquin Valley: Mostly fair through Snlurday but with patchy fog Saturday morning. Slightly warmrr Saturday; high Saturday In Ihe 50s; low tonight in mid 30s lo mid 40s; northwest wind 10 10 20 MPH. Salinas valley: Mostly fair Ihrough Salurday but palchy tog Salurdoy morning; slightly warmer Saturday; high in the 5Gs; low tonight in mid 30s to mid 40s; norlhwest wind 10 to 20 MPH. Low tonight and high Saturday -at Salinas 39 59 Paso Robles 36 57. Sanla Maria San Luis Oblspo Coasla Area: mostly fair through Saturday; I littlo warmer Salurday; high Saturday from mid 50s to low 6..: low i the mid 30s lo low 40s; small craft advisory (or northwest wind 15 to 25 Monterey Bay Area: Mostly fair through Salurday; a little warmer Saturday! high Saturday In the Ms; lo tonight in upper lo mid 40s.

Sanla Clara Valley: Fair Ihrouoh Sit.ii. a r-ner Saturday; In tho 50s; low tonight In mid 30s to mid 40s; northwest wind 10 10 20 MPHl low tonight and high Saturday al San Jose 42 59 HolllSlcr 37 58. Diablo Snn Ramon anrt Morafla Valleys: Fair through Saturday! a lltilo warmer; high Snlurday In Ihe SOst low tonight Irom upper 30s to mid 40i; norlhwosl wind to lo SO MPH. education 27.7 cents, health and Welfare 24.4 cents, properly relief 10.9 cents, higher education 10.2 cents, business and transportation (including highways) 8.9 cents, shared revenue with local government 8.5 cents, resources 2.1 cents i agriculture and general ser- ices 1.7 cents, other 5.9 cents. Here is how the dollar would be collected: Sales tax 33.5 cents, income tax 24.3 cents, fue: 12.5 cents, bonk anc corporation taxes 11.1 cents, nheritance and gift taxes 3.5 cents, motor vehicle license ees 3.3 cents, ciigaretle taxes 2.9 cents, insurance taxes 2.3 cents, liquor taxes 1.6 cents lorseracing 0.8 cent, other 4.2 Rosa and Sonoma Valleys and Santa Plain: Mostly fair through Saturday) a litlle warmer Saturday) low tnnifihl and lilfih Saturday at Santa Rosa 37 59; norlhwesl wind i to 15 MPH.

NOMCE OF INIENIIUN TO EXCHANGE REAL PROPERTY WITH PRIVATE OWNER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Supervisors of the County of Humboldt intends exchange real prop- rty with a private owner, to wit: 1. James P. St. John and EUa Mae t. John intend to grant to County of Humboldt a right of way and incidents hereto for A public road over, along anc across that certain real property situ ated in the Ccunty of Humboldt, State af California, particular described Exhibit A attached hereto.

2. County of Humboldl intends to quitclaim to James P. St. John and Ella Mae St. John all of its right, title and JARVI, CARL a resident 2531 Williams Street, Eureka died January 18.

1973. Hus band of Swanheld Jarvi ol Eureka. Father of Mrs. Vieno White, and Mrs. Linnea McAllister, both of Eureka Uncle of Mrs.

Vieno Olson ol Detroit. Mrs. Irene Erickson, Leimo Aho, both ol Palmer, Carl Aho St. Louis. and Mrs.

Lela Ollia of Chicago. Grandfathe of Mrs. Carol Cahill Arcata, Linda, Becky, Sean and Michael Jr, Arcata. A native of Finland. Mr Jarvi had been a member the Friendship Circle Eureka, and had been employed as a woodsman anc mill worker prior to retire menl.

Aged 83. Services will be held at San ders Funeral Home, Jan 20, at 11 a.m. with Reverent Sidney Jorgenson officiating Interment will follow a Sunset Memorial a Casketbearers will be James Carey, Into Lindholni, Car Nelson, Guy Place, Arvid Pritti and Charles Gustafson. School Money Earmarked SACRAMENTO (UPI) The stale Allocation earmarked S0.8 Board million has for school construction in Califor nia, pegging most, of the money for use in making buildings earthquake safe. Here is a breakdown by county and school districts of the money allocated for earth uiike construction: Ainador, lone Unified school district, $201,327, Jackson Unified, Buttc, Bigfis Unified, Humboldt.

Gurficld, $28.138 Lake, Luccrn. Nu pa, Calistoga Unified, $165,129. Top Auto Execs Meet on Prices DETROIT (UPI) To; executives of the big three aul makers held a series "summit meetings to fix price- on fleet cars and lo share th burdens of any further strikes by the United Auto Workers chargei Wednesday in a price-fixin case. The federal i i named Ford and Genera Motors as defendants in th civil action. Chrysler and sorn 100 executives of all three firm were named as co-conspirators hut were not indicted.

Th charges were made publi Wednesday by U.S. Distric Court Judge John Fcikens. afte grand jury action last May 1. Lower Marrying Agt LITTLE ROCK. Ark.

I Slate Rep. Ivan Ross of Ben ton. wants the Arkansa Legislature to lower the lega marrying age for men from 18 to 17 so Ibat a young returning Vietnam veteran in his district can marry his Rcnlonvilio, sweetheart. also survived by i a SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS TUESDAY, JANUARY The Honorable Board of Supervisors Ihe County of Humboldt, meeting In eguljir session on Ihe above date, the Courthouse, Eureka, California, II Supervisors being prtienl, took the ollowing actions; Approved the minutes of the meeting of Dec. 21, 1V72.

Set Jan. 30, 1973 at 1:45 p.m. as the for a public hearing in connection with a proposed exchange and acqulsi- Powell is numerous nephews. A native of Hickory, North Carolina, Mr. Powell had lived in California for over 30 years, and the past 10 years 'in the Eureka area, where he had worked for several lumber mill operations, and also had contributed his efforts to the Alcoholics Anonymous.

Aged 56. Friends are invited to attend services at the Chapel of the Ferns, Cooper Jan. 20, at 3 p.m. with private concluding services at Ocean 'View Eureka. Honorary casket- bearers will be Gene Cox, Win Schussman, Wally Craycroft, Don Norris, Jim Kennedy, and Virgil Hutchinson.

Friends may call at the Chapel 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.; 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. LEGAL NOTICE ntercst in and ituated in the to that County real property of Humboldt State of California, more particularly in Exhibit attached hereto Pursuant to Government Code Section 25365,.

the Board of Supervisors gives no ice that said exchange is an exchange jf real property of equal value, that the property to be exchanged is not required or County use, and that the property be acquired is required for County A public hearing will be conducted on Tuesday, January 30, 1973. at 1:45 p.m the Supervisors' Chambers, Humboldl County Courthouse, Eureka, California, conclude the proposed exchange. Al jartiss desiring to present thpir views ccncernino. said exchange of resl prop- may GO at said oublic hearing. DATED: January 9, 1973.

FRED J. MOORE, JR. County Clerk and ex oflicio of the Board of Supervisors of the Countv of Humboldt, Stale of California. By DARLO MAYES Deputy Clerk EXHIBIT A All of the land belonging fo JAMES P. ST.

JOHN and ELLA MAE ST JOHN, husband and wife, in Section 28 and Section 33, T. 7 R. 5 H.B.8.M., which lies within the follow, ing described boundaries: Parcel 1 Beginning at a point that bears 59' 12" 2060.69 feet from the southwest corner of Section 28, point being Engineers Station "L'O-t-00 B.C. of the survey made by the Coun ty cf Humboidt tor the Camp Kimtu ParK Access. feet; thence along a curve to Ihe led with a radius of 1025 feet through angle of 43' 46" a distance of 102.5 Thence 00' 00" 105 feel more or less to the center of the County road; Thence in southerly direction the cenler the County road 150 feel more or less to the point of beginning.

Parcel 2 A strip of land 50 feet in width lying 25 feet on either side of the following described center line. Beginning at a point that bears 77" 59' 12" 2060.69 feet from the southwest corner of Section 28, said point being Engineers Station 0100 B.C. of the survey made by the County of Humboldt for Ihe Camp Kimtu Park Access Road; Thence South 25 teel; Thence alonq a curve to the left with a radius of 1025 feet, through ar angle of 5' 43' 46" a dislance of 102.5 5- 43' 46" 25 feel tc the True Point of Beginning, said poim being Engineers Station "L' Thence along a curve to Ihe left with a radius ol 1,000 feet, throujh an angle of 19' 07" a distance ol 2j2.45 70' 57' 07" 36.49 leel; Thence along a curve to the right with a radius of 2,000 feet, through ar angle ol 35' 25" distance of 125.3. "thence 75" 35' 15" 519.54 feet Thence along a curve to the lefl with a radius ol 90 led, through ai angle ol 58' 55" a dislance ol 116.2 0- 33' 39" 9202 feel Thence alonq a curve to the nqht wilh a radius ol 300 leet, through ar ann'e ol 53' 56' 08 distance ol 282.4 IC Thenci 54' 29' 45" 346 78 feel Thence along a curve to Ihe rign with a radius ol 300 leel, throuoh an angle 35' 36' 28" a dislance ol 186.4 89" 53' 47" 50 feel mor, or less to the cast line ol Ihe wes half c-f the southeast quarter. Also including the right to construe and maintain the slopes of cuts tills beyond the limits ol Ihe abovf described rhhl ol way where the lure ol the terrain and good engineei inq practice makes such encroachmenl necessary.

All rtqht, title and interest ol the COUNTY OF HUMBOLDT in and to the lollewlng described real properly, located in Ihe County ol Humboldl, State of Califorr LEGAL NOTICE lon of property Camp Kimtu. for access road to Received and filed Public Works report of work on shelter Cove Subdivision streets lor Dec. and Jan. Accepted Grants of Easement tor drainage and roads In Shelter Cove Subdivision. Directed County Counsel to prepare f.n ordinance governing speed and toad imlts on Salmon Creek Bridge Maple lills Road.

Directed the Chairman to execute an Easement Deed and Agreement in connection wllh Storm Damaged Facilities roiect No. 72-1 Cappell Road. Directed the Chairman to execule F.A.A. Project Application for Area! Airport Improvement Project. Directed Public Wcrks Director lo draft a letter regarding County participation in the 1974 National Transportation Study.

Directed Public Works to make progress report on Jan. 16 concerning refuse disoosal situation in Hoopa Valley. Adopted Res. No. 73-7, contributing property to slate ol California for lighway purposes.

Approved 12 Transfers of Funds. Cancelled 5 Warrants. Approved 13 tax cancellations and assessment roll corrections. Approved 3 tax refunds. Adjourned to Executive Session to discuss pending litigation and personnel matters.

Dropped from Agenda a prooosed lease agreement lor road to Larabee. Directed County Counsel to prepare in agreement with Cily cl Eureka for eclor control. Directed the CAO to review all agreements wilh the City ol Eureka in connection with health care services. Approved an Amendment to the 197273 Short-Doyle Plan. Relerred back to the CAO tht matter ol hearings re Olf-road Vehicle Regula- the Librarian to Increase open hours for the library and approved in principle a citirens advisory committee for the library.

Directed County Counsel to prepare Agreement with the City ol Eureka lor 'the CAO's recommendations concerning a supplemental budget and personnel lor the Air Pollution Control the Air Pollution Control Director to prepare, and the Chairman to execute, an application lor State Air pollution Contrc-l Subvention. Took under advisement a recommendation lor additional members on tne MARSHAL'S SALE By virtue of an Execution and Order Sale Issued out of the UPERIOR COURT, State COUNTY' OF Ol tUMBOLDT California nd lo me directed and delivered, for a udgment rendered In said Court on the 3rd day of JULY A.D., 1964, In favor JOAN MARLENE SCHWEIGERT md against DENNIS D. SCHWEIGERT or the sum of 13,203.00 I have levied the following property, to-wit: The following described properly slt- talid 'n the Slate of California, Counly of Humboldl, City of Eureka: BEGINNING on the East line of jtreel at a point which is distant 48 eel Southerly along said East line from he Southeast corner of Porter and Slrtets In Ihe City of Eureka, as estab- according to the Official Surveys md Monuments of said City; thence Easterly parallel wilh Porter ilreet eo feet; thence Southerly parallel wllh Street, 48 feel; thence Westerly parallel with Porter Street 80 feet lo Street; thence Northerly along Street eel to Ihe point of beginning. Nolice Is hereby given that on WED- NESDXY, the 21sl day of FEBRUARY A.D. 1973, al 2:30 o'clock P.M., I will sell all right, title and interest of said Defendant DENNIS D.

SCHWEIGERT in and to the above described properly, al THE MARSHAL'S OFFICE, ROOM 212, COURTHOUSE, EUREKA, CALIFORNIA, County ol HUMBOLDT at PUBLIC AUC T10N, for cash lawfull money c-f the United Slates, to the highest and best bidder, lo satisfy said Execution and Order ol Sal" and all costs. Dated at EUREKA. this 12th day nl JANUARY A.D. 1973. 'It'ts.

Atly. 'H1LIP M. ARNOT 107 Street Calitnrnia Telephone: 443-K177 MARSHAL OF HUMBOLDT COUNTY By PHYLLIS M. WILSON Deouty 1 or Air Pollution Conlrol Hearing Board. Directed the CAO and Director Public Works to research and recommend re ol waste water and date ol enforcement of regulations 'regarding toxic effluent dumping Closed the public hearing connection additions lo the Assessment Roll and approved 2 additions.

Closed the public hearing In connecticn wilh proposed F-R-B-5 and A-G Zones in Briceland area and directed Counsel to prepare the reauired ordinance. Conlinu-d the public hearing in con- leclion with proposed property exchange on Sole Ave. to Feb. 13 at 1:45 p.m. Held lor Jan.

16 51 p.m. Ihe dis- lositicn ol County-owned property on Peninsula (A. K. Wilson prop- crty) Adi'ourned to Executive Session fo discuss pending litigation and personnel that Butler Valley Dam. il approved, will be a 160,000 acre leel 'rjirecled Ihe Chairman lo execute the Annual Subvention Agreement tor vel- erans Service Officer.

Directed Ihe Chairman to execute ar Agreement lor care ol Wards c-l Juve niie Courl with Kern Counly. Held lor Jan. 23 a recommendation lor appointment ol an advisory committse for Open Space, Conservation and Coast- No. 73-6, re treatment and evaluation of intonates Referred to CAO for return to Agenda a proposed ordinance regarding employee parking on Fifth Street. Dr.

Ronald .0. Franzkj to Mental Health Advisory Appi the County to CAO, the Grand Jury interim reports on the Building Butler Valley Dam Prolect and Motor Amended a previous order appointing the Veterans Service Olficer. Adlourned. I herebv certify the forepoing be a ir slaternent ol the proceedings of the ird of Suoprvisors nn Ihe above ds.e. FRED J.

MOORE, JR. County Clerk Boar NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY, BID NO. 3)44 Nolice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the Board of Edyca im of the Eureka High School District, 3200 Walford Avenue. Eureka. California until 2-00 p.m.

January 3D, 1973, for Ihe cash sale ol Ihe following item of equip men! no longer required lor school use: 1 only 1950 Gillig 73-passenger school bus Serial No 6453. Engine No. 2BOA2825 Biddino instructions and bid fc-ms upon which all bids must submitted are from Mrs. Teach, inq Aoe-it, D'iftr'ct Bl'iW- inn. 3200 Wa'tnrd Avem'e, Eureka, Icrnia, or from Ihe District Director ol Mainten-mce and Operations.

California jnd Sonoma Streets, Eureka, California lloon 2:00 p.m. hour of closing, bids wil be oublicly opened in the Beard Room ol the Eureka City Schools, 3200 Walford avenue. Eureka, California, and then re (erred to the Board of Education ler CO" sidoration at its meeting ol February 5, 1973. The Bus is offered on an "as where basis, and is available for insoec'ion at the Eureka City Schools Corporation Ycrri. C.ir'ornia and Sonpma Streets.

Eureka, California, bo'ween Ihe hours cl p.m. rnd 4:30 o.m. rn workdays January 15, 1973 and January 29, The Hoard of rewrvcs thr right lo acccot or reject anv or all bids arH waive at its sol? discretion, rraularitv in th- bidding. Bv Ihe cl Education ol Ihe Lureka High Dis'r'ct. JOHN B.

LAND1S SuPTintendent Eureka Hioh School Districl Eureka, California any ii tate a That certain right ol way granted to Hnmboldt County Council of Camp Fire Girls, a corporation, for ingress and eqress. from Maurice A. Flcwer and Margaret F'ower, his wile, by document November 4, 1947, in Bonk 21 ol Official Records, Page 464, ol the Counly of Humboldt. Thursday in Sacramento It)' United Press Inlcrnallmml The Senate IiUrntlucccl Semite version 1 of the proposed 1D73-74 budget. (SBBO-Colllcr, D-Yrcltii).

Civil--Rcnculs liuvs permit- llnjt civil arrests find (Sn81--Song, l-Mmlcrcy Park). The Assembly Passed I lerring--Designed lo pre- NOTICE TO DECLARE CANDIDACY FOR GOVERNING BOARD MEMBER ELECTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL QUALIFIED PERSONS lhat an election will be held in Ihe Icllowlnq districts ol Ihe Counly ol Humboldl. Slain "I California, on the Ulh day of April, 1973, for Ihe purpose ol cleclirn the lollowino members 10 Ihe oovcrninn board ol the school d'slricls, and following members c-l the County Board ol Education: culten School Districl Three members Freshwater School District Three members Garlic-Id School District Kneeland School Dislricl South Bay Union Schc-ol Dislricl Three members Humboldl Counly Board ol Education One member I (Trustee Area D) (D is thai area ol Eureka High serve herring in San Francisco school District outside the bounds of 1 the Eureka S'choot District and includes Culten, Frcshwalcr, Garlleld, PROCEEDING FOR CHANCE OF NAME ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE No. 53363 IN THF SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FTR THE COUNTY OF HUMBOLDT In 111" Matter nf the Application cf VERNON PETER STEINMAN, F-or Change ol Name. WHEREAS.

Vernon Peter Sleinman, kinwn as Verncn Copeland Pot'liow, has filed a Pelilion with the Clerk ol this Courl lor an Order cjanii- im peNlion-r's name Irom V-rnnn Petei Sleinman to Vernon Robert Copeland, IT IS ORDERED that all persons in -rested in the above ontilled mal.er ap ifforc Ihis Court at 9:00 a.m. or iy February 13, in the Court roo'-n of Department 2, al the Court house, 825 Fillh Street. Eureka, Calilor nia and show cause, il any they have why the Petition for Change of Name coov of Ihis Order lo Show Cause be hcrt in Times Standard nowsna 1 newsoapir ol general circulatinr nrinlW in the Counly ol HumboMI, Capitol and Tomalcs Bays. (SBG7 Uchr, R-Tilniron. GO-O.

To Senate for concurrence). Introduced Budget--The California Bndg- et Act of 1073. (ABllO-Hrown, D-San Krnncisco). Penalty--Provides mandatory dciilh penalty for first degree murder of policeman or tho killing of prison guard by an inmnle. (A1M09--Brlggs, Kullerlon).

cu Knpelnnd and South Bay Union dis- Forms for declaring candidacy and lor Iho ntminallon ol candidate lor Inc olecllon nro available tram Iho ollice nl ihi HvmlwWI County Clerk, Fred J. Moore, Ihe Courlhouse, Room S3i, Eureka, California. Declarations ol Candidacy and Nomln- by Soonsors mini be filed with the Cranl" Clork al Ihe above address nol laler than Iho 16lh day ol February, 1973 Dated: January ,1. GLEN W. PAUL Counly Superintendent of schools Humbolrtl Counly, California toresl LEOAL NOTICE MARSHAL'S SALE NO.

sor; By virlue of an Execution and Order of Ssls Issued out rf the SUPERIOR COURT, State COUNTY OF ol HUAABOLDT California and lo me directed and delivered, fur a Judgment rendered in said Court on the 8th day Of JANUARY A.D., 1973, in favor of MATHEWS, TRAVERSE Me- K1TTRICK and against CECIL F. HILLER for the sum of $987.00 I have lev- ed on the following prcperlv to-wil: All that real property siluate in 1h' Countv of Humboldt, State of California described as follows: A parcel of land on the West side ol the Northeast Quarler of the Soultv west Quarter of Section 20, In Town' ship 7 North, of Range 1 East, Hum boldt Base and Meridian, bounded as follows to wit: BEGINNING at a OOlnt on tht Eas! line of the County Road distant on 20 fe-t North of the Southwest cor ner cf said Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 20, Township 7 North, Range 1 East, Humboldt Meridian; and running thence along the East line of said County Road 413 feet; Ihence at a right angle East a distance of 50 feet; thence South and parallel with said Counly Road and distant 50 feet thorr from a distance nf J13 feet to a pelf 20 feet North of the South line o' s-iH Northeast quarter of of Section 20, Township' 7 Nprth. Range 1 East, Humboldt AA-- Ihence at fl right'angle West a distance of SO feet "to the ptfnt ol begin nlnq. BEING a portion of the parcel of land deeded by Philip Miller to Hum boldt Northern Railroad Comoany by Deed dsted September 16, 1905 rpcord rd in Book 93 of Deeds- Page 345 of Humboldt Cc-unly Records. Notice Is hereby lhat on DAY the 22nd day of FEBRUARY A.D.

1973- at 2:30 o'clock P.M., I wil sell all right, title and interest of said Defendant F. HILLER and to the above described property, THE MARSHAL'S OFFICE, ROOM 217 COURTHOUSE, EUREKA, CALIFORNIA County Of HUMBOLDT at PUBLIC AUC TION, for cash lawfull money of th United States, to the highest and bes bidder, to satisfy said Execution ar Order of Sail and. all costs. Dated at EUREKA, this 12th dav of JANUARY A.D. 1973.

Plt'fs. Arty. MATHEWS, TRAVERSE 8, McKITTRtCK 732 Fifth Street Eureka, California MARSHAL OF H(JMJOLDT COUNTY By PHYLLIS M. WILSON Deputy MARSHAL'S SALE Bv vi of Saf NO. 50227 r'ue of an Execution and Ordei nut cf the SUPERIOR COURT, t)f California, nice il nrnr fo' 1 Ihe Dsbd: J.innnry ,071.

G. WATCDN. Jr. i sirerioi ROMAN PAVLICH S-ott A Scntt M'orncvs ol 11J2 Fifth S'rrrl Eureka, California Telephone: J43-27ftl Attorneys for Petitioner FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The following persons arc doinq business THE BRIDAL BOUTIQUE at 529 Eurnka, C.illf. 95501 William G.

Crump, 775 PMrlcK Courl, Arr.itfl, Cflllf, 9W51 Ellen M. Cruino, 775 Patrick Court. Arr.lta, Cnlif, 9J531 This business is conducted hv Willi.in. Crump incl Ellen M. Crumo.

Siqnrd: Will'am G. Crump Jfln. B. 197.1 FRED J. MOORE, JR.

Ct.unly Clork ny SHARON L. REEVES Deputy Clork ThK statement was Hlrd with the County Clork of Humbokll Counly on rtAlc InrtlcflM by Mia stamp above, State COUNTY OF of HUMBOLDT to me d-recl'd and delivered, fcr a judnment rendered in said Court on the 12th day of DECEMBPR A. 1972 favor of: PATRICIA P. HILLER and aaainst CECIL F. HILLFR Hor the sum of SS9S.SO I have levied on the fol lowing to-wit: ial property situate in the Countv cf Humboldt, Stale of California described as follows: Thai portion of the southwest auar- ter of the northeast quarter and ol the north half of Ihe southeast quar ter all in Section 7, Townshin 7 North Range 1 East, Humboldt Meridian, and being more particularly described as foilrws: BEGINNING at the quarter section corner on the easl line of said Sec tion 7, thence north 89 degrees 37 min utes west alonq the quarter section line running east and west Ihrough the center of siiid Section 7, iHO feet more or less to Ihe true point of beginning and being also the northwest crrnpi of the of land conveyed ti rnip Winkler et ux by dend recorded February ivf? in Book 430 at pane 549 of Official Records in Ihe Office of the County Recorder of said Coun thence south 0 degrees 17 minules east almg Ihe west line of the afore said Winkler parcel 596 feet more or less to the present County Road as now in use on the ground; Ihence along said County Road and also along the Westerly boundary linr of the land dpscribed as Parcel 01 Ir tho Deed to Benjamine P.

Patterson Sr. et al, reccrdrd Seotember 7, 1956 in Boak 409 of Official Records Page 152, Humboldt County Records, tht fo'lowing courses and distances: North 83 degrees 38 minutes Wes feet; Ncrth 38 dp.irens 4fl minutes 203 feel; Nor'h 37 degrees 5 minutes 272 feet; North degree: West 221 feet to said quarter section line; thence West on sime 54.5 feet- fi deeded County thence follnwinq sa'd Countv Rr3( deeded, North 1 degrees West 30J feel; mence north 43 degrees 30 minutes Hast 59.3 feet; thence East narallrl with the quarter section line 489.45 feet to the subdivi- sio.ial thence South on same 320 feet to said guartor section line; the.nce same south 89 "7 minutes E.lM 200 fr.ot more or less to the true nrint of Nntic" is hereby oiven that fi THURS 1 A tV 72nd d.iv of FEBRUARY A 197.1. o'clock P.M., I Will foor ef said rnciL F. HILLED in and prr T'y OFFICE. RfinVi 212.

'MIPTHOHS'r. FMPFKA, A i A r-f HUMBOLDT nt PUBI.IC AUC- fr- rpsh mnnev r-f tbe 1 Mes, In the 'linhesf ffnd hesl 'o s-ild Execution and of Sa'" Pifd -il EURFKA. CA1.IF., this iv of JANUARY A.D. 1973. 'Attv, TRAVERSE t.

McKlTTRICK 12 Fifth ureka, CflllfornU OF 'HUMROLDT COUNTY By PHYLLIS M. WILSON Deputy 1 LEGAL NOTICE week fo! i the dMe se! Court NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE WHEREAS, default has been made In the payment of the Indebtedness secured by, And in the performance cf the coven- iits conlairwd in, th.it Dfrd ol TruU dated Seolemlior made, eve- cutcd and tlollverrd by FULL GIBSON and HELEN GIDEON, hU wlff lo CONTINENTAL AUXILIARY COMPfWY, California rorrior-itlon, Truslee for RANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, A national banking association, Beneficiary, which Deed of Trust was recordfd In the of (let the County Recorder erf Humboldt ounty. Slate of California, on Septembtr 0, 196J In Volumt 704 of Official 'Rec- rds at Page 23? et Humboldt ounty Records; and WHEREAS, the lawful owner hold- of said Deed of Trust and tht debt hereby secured has applied to and dl- ected the Trustee under said Deed of Trust In writing to execute the trust by aid Deed of Trust created, and to make ale pursuant thereto; and WHEREAS, Notice of Default In performance of the obligations of the 'rust has been recorded as Is provided or by law and said Trustee deems it est to sell said premises and estate as whole now remaining to said Deed of Trust order lo fulfill the pur- oses thereof. NOW, THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON Tuesday, he 13th day of February, 1973, at the our of 9:30 o'clock a.m. thereof, at the ront door of the Humboldt County Court- muse, situated In the City of Eureka, Ct-jnly of Humboldt, State of California, he CONTINENTAL AUXILIARY COM- ANY, a California corporation, as Trus- ee, will, under and pursuant to the aforesaid Deed of Trust, sell at public auction without warranty express or implied to the highest bidder for cash in awful money of the United States, the ollowing described real property, men- ioned in said Deed of Trust, situated in he County of Humboldt, State of Call- ornta, and more particularly described is follows, to-wlt: Those portions of the Northwest Quarter of Northwest Quarter and of the East Half cf the East Half of the Northwest Quarter of Section 28, and of the West Half of the West Half of the Southeast Quarter and of the East Half of the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 21, Townshio 4 North, Range 1 West, Humboldt Meridian, described as fellows PARCEL ONE BEGINNING at the Northwest corner of the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of said Section 28; thence South SB Degrees IB minutes East 125 feet; thence South 0 degrees 45 minutes 40 seconds West 301.07 feet to the true point of beglnnlnq; thence North 0 decrees -15 minutes 40 seconds East 301.07 feet; thence South 88 degrees 18 minutes East 161.1 feet; Ihence South 1X2.12 feet; thence East to the East line of the land conveyed to Bill Gibson and wife by Deed recorded September 6, 1956 in Book 409, Page 71, of Official Records in the Office of the County Recorder of said County; thence Southerly along said East lino lo a point which bears East frcm the true point of beginning; thence West 254.9 feet more or less to the true ooint of beginning.

PARCEL TWO: An undivided interest In that certain parcel of land described as follows: BEGINNING at the Southwest corner of Parcel One; thence North 0 degrees 45 minutes 40 seconds East 40 feet; thence North 29 degrees 32 minutes West 43.6 feet to the true point of be- 9 North 77 degrees 37 minutes West 11.6 thence Norih 12 degrees 23 minutes East 13.6 feet; thence South 77 degrees 37 minutes East ll.fi feet; Ihenc" South 12 degrees 23 minutes West 13.6 feet to the true point of ron-pxr'u' vp right of way for the and epress and the n.iht io lay, reolate and maintain a water nine o'vr sirip of land 5 feet in width desrribed as follows: FEGINNING on the East line of that thence East lo the West lino of Par- PARCEL FOUR: An undivided interest in a par- cm of land described as follows: BEGINNING at the Northwest corner of said Northwest Quarler of the Northeast Quarler; thence South 1 degree 08 minutes 20 seconds West, 392.78 feel; thence East, 200.60 feet, to the true point of beginning; thence South 0 degrees 45 minutes 40 secondse West, 4 feet; thence East, 16 thence North 0 degrees 45 minutes 40 seconds East, 10 feet; thence West, 16 feet; thence South 0 degrees 45 minutes 40 seconds West, 6 feet to the point of beginning. PARCEL FIVE: A non-exclusive casement for pipe line for the conveyance of water over a strip of land 5 feet In width the North and East lines of which are described as follows: BEGINNING at the Northeast corner of Parcel thence North 0 degrees 45 minutes 40 seconds East, 82 feet; thence West, 7B feet; thence North 0 degrees 45 minutes 40 seconds East, SO feet, more or less, to the Southeast corner of Parcel 3. TOGETHER with the right of entry thereon In lay, replace or maintain said oioe line. EXCEPTING from Parcels 1, 2 and 4 SOnj, of all Oil, Gas cr Other hydrocarbon substances, together with the right of ingress and egress to go in and explore, drill, produce and refine the same, as reserved by Paul Branner, and wife, in Deed recorded April 9, 1947 in Book 8, at Page 152, of Official Records. ALSO EXCEPTING from Parcels 1, and 4 25 .1 of all Oil, Gas, Mineral or other hydro-carbon subslances, as reserved by Humboldt Land Title Ccrm- pany, corporation in Deed recorded Sectember fi, 1956 under Recorder's Serial No.

14420, in Book 409 at Page 71, of Official Records. PARCEL SIX: A non-exclusive right of of way for ingress and egress over a strip of land 40 feet in width the center line of which is described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the North line of the Southeast Quarter of said Section 21, distant East thereon 136 feet from the Northwest corner of the Southeast Quarler of said Section 21; Ihence South 73 degrees 38 minutes Easl, 167.47 feet; thence South IB degrees 32 minutes East, 66.5 feet; thence South i degree 59 minutes East, 340 feet; thence South 11 degrees minutes West, 153.85 South 27 degrees 21 minutes West, 242.58 feet; thence South 3 degrees 53 minutes West 639.64 feel; thence South 1 degree 42 minutes East 175.1 feel; thence South 5 degrees 47 minutes East 192.7 feet; thence South 0 degrees J5 minutes seconds East, 661.01 feet to the Quarter section corner between said ections 21 and 28. PARCEL SEVEN: A non-exclusive right of way for Ingress and egress over a strip of land JO feet in width the center line of which is described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the Quarter section line North 1 degree 47 mm- utos 30 seconds West 10 feet from Ihe Southwest corner of the Southeast Quarter of said Section 21; thence South BB degrees 13 minutes EaF-t 402.BO feet; thence South degrees 32 minulos EHS! 106.96 feet; thence South 11 degrees 58 minutes West 201.B feet; thence S'outh 2 degrees 35 minutes East 96.20 fret; Ihence South 23 degrees 08 minules East 130 feet; RESERVING UNTO the Trustor herein, their successors and assigns, a non-exclusive right of way for ingress egress and public utility purposes over thiit porlion of the Parcel One lying within Ihe exterior boundaries cf Seven above described. ALSO RESERVING UNTO Iho Trus- tors heroin iheir successor! and assigns, a non-exclusive right of way for ingress and egress and Ihe right to la Vi replace tind maintain ft walor pipe over a slrip of land 5 fe.et in widlh the West and North lines of which arc described as follows: BEGINNING at the Southwesl corner of Parcel One: thence Norlh 0 degrees 45 minules 40 seconds East 296.07 feet; thence Scuth 88 degrees 18 minutes Easl 161-1 feel to a point feel West of the East line of Parcel One; Ihence North 5 foet to the North of P.ircel One. TOGETHER with the right to convey right of way to others.

S.iid Properly Is commonly known and described as: A single family dwelling 14M Gibson Drive. Eureka, California DATED: September San C.ilifornl» CONTINENTAL AUXILIARY COMPANY, A CRiifornia corporation fruile.e, iy G. P. FIEHN Secreiary ffllOSO.