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10--Saturday, February 17, 1973 THE TIMES-STANDARD Eureka; California 32 of 47 School Districts Have Races Trustee elections will be held April 17 in 32 of Hutnboldt's 47 icparate school district races, according to a tentative can- diate list made public Friday by County Clerk Fred J. Moore Jr. A total of 193 candidates had signed-up by the Friday 5 p.m. signup deadline, Moore stated, running for 103 separate school board positions. Those elected will take office July 1.

The most hotly-contested of the races will be the Southern Humboldt Unified contest, with 14 candidates seeking the four positions, Arcata High, with 11 candidates for three positions, Jacohy Creek with 10 candidates for three posts, Fieldbrook with eight for two and the Hoopa- West area of the Klamath-Trlni- ty Unified, with seven for one also promise to be hard-fought races. No elections will be held in 14 districts, where the number of candidates to file was equal to or less than the number of posts open. Board members in these districts will be appointed by the existing school boards, with filed candidates i i automatic appointments. The uncontested elections will be: Bluff Prairie, Bridgeville, Freshwater, Ferndale Elemen- tary, Garficld, Green Point, Ferndale High. County Board of Education trustee areas and (Forluna and Ferndale areas), Redwood Community College (all three trustee areas), Klamalh-Trlnity Unified trustee area one (Salyer area), and Eureka City wards one and five.

A list of the candidates follows with number of contested positions in parentheses: Arcata Elementary (3) -Bette Dobkin. John Buffington, Susana Hendricks, Arthur M. Chase, Robert C. Dohoney. ilg Lagoon Union (3) -Robert T.

Berry, Bernard Cun- Herman Greve, Linda Young. Blue Lake Union (3) -William F. Jackson, Karen P. Webb, Patricia A. Shelton, Donald Miller, Joyce S.

West, Samuel R. Kilby, Donald L. Haxwell, Bluff Prairie (2) Mary J. Hansen. Bridgeville (2) Gloria Cottrell, John C.

Rice. Cuddeback Union (3) Walen E. Cearley, Arthur Barlow, Thomas L. Bess, Barbara Gordon, Rita A. Murguia, Allen H.

Farnsworth. Cutten (3) Lawrence D. Olson, Richard D. Mahoney, Ronnie N. Clifford, Frank- Clemcnza, Floyd W.

Robertson. Eureka City Ward 1 (1) Jeremiah R. Scott Ward (1) Beverly Morrison; Ward 5 (1) Orville H. Marcellus Marjorie Kaufmann. Ferndale Elementary (3) -Chris R.

Mathes, Robert Paine Darrell F. Martin. Fieldbrook (2) Elmer Cox Robert L. Parr, George Reid, Victor Chancy, Barbara Clark, Carl Hershberger, John A. Petersen, Dorothy J.

Daven port. Fortuna Elementary. (3) -Marilyn R. VanDeventer, Mary A. Greene, Robert Loudon II Water Meetings Changed SANTA ROSA A meetin formerly scheduled for Feb.

2 in Eureka on alternative com prehensive water quality co trol plans for the Klamath Ri er Basin will be held her March 28, according to an ai nouncement of the North Coa, Regional Water Quality Contr Board. At the meeting, Thomas Mai. key, project engineer for th State Department of Water Re sources, will present alternativ plans and a recommended pla to the regional board for con sideration and comment. The meeting will be at 9 3 a.m. in the hearing room of th Planning Department, 2555 Men docino Avenue, Santa Rosa.

A meeting scheduled for Feb 21 in Crescent City will be con ducted as scheduled. It will con vene at 10 a.m. in the Crescen City Counsil Chambers, 450 1- Street. City Truck Not Dumping Raw Sewage A City of Eureka pumping truck is not depositing raw sewage at a land disposal site near the city's airport propert; at Fairhaven, N. T.

"Terry 1 McGovern, city public work director, this week assured area residents. Responding to rumors tha raw sewage was being trucked from a broken-down sewag plant in the city, McGovern saic the material being taken to th Samoa Peninsula in a yellow ci ty truck was inactive sam removed from the bottom of a digester at the Hill Street plant McGovern said the plant is operating as usual, but does no have a grit channel where thi sludge can collect after treat ment. It must, he said, removed by pumping from the plant, scheduled to be phased out. McGovern said the last timi the plant was pumped out wa about 10 years ago. The material was placed at thi same spot near the airport.

Covered by Sand A bulldozer places a layer sand on the dumped materia after it is pumped out of the 2,000 gallon capacity truck, the official said. He said it con stitutes no danger to public health and is even sought out as "organic fertilizer" for gardens as the material contains about the nitrogen content of steer manure. (Dried material is available to residents at no cost from the city's other treatment plants a McCullen and Murray streets.) McGovern said the truck has been pumping for about a month and wi'l be transporting material for another week to the sand site. The truck makes about six trips a day, five days a week, carrying mostly water. McGovern said the sludge is a "great binder for the sand." He said public health officials were aware of the activity and approved of it.

Ecology Fund At $5 Million LOS ANGELES (UPI) A $5 million ecology fund was announced by Gov. Ronald Reagan Friday with Us first annual $150,000 award to be given in October to the person contributing the most to the world's environment. The fund is named after John C. Tyler, co-founder ot the Farmers insurance Group companies, who died at the age of 85 last week, and his widow, Alice. Steward Appointed SACRAMENTO Newton L.

Steward, 51, chairman ot the slate Board of Education and an executive with Eurcka's KIEM- TV, has been appointed by Gov, Ronald Reagan as a California member to (lie Educational Commission of the States, The 'Girning' Grandma Returns REMEMBER Mrs. Frances Sayers, the grand champion "girner" featured in The Times-Standard awhile back? Well, she's still at it, appearing in Santa Ana Friday to show her best imitator how to do her plastic face routine. Mrs. Sayers, a Fountain Valley, resident, is shown 'with Ed Portmann, a Santa Ana area public re- lations man, who was declared by the Orange County Press Club to be the best "face of course to the girning grandmother. Girning is a contest in which participants try to make the most "plastic" of faces.

(UPI Telephoto) To Reforest Part of Bull Creek Watershed Tree Planting Under Way I JAMPGROUND Over 200 icrsons are expected to con 'erge at this Humboldt ledwoods Slate Park facility ii outhern Humboldt County to ay, as the Sixth Annual Siern Tree Plant takes place vcr the three-day weekend. Volunteers from variou hapters of Ihe Sierra Club le Sacramento, San Francisco nd North Coast areas will join ands Girl Scout and Boy cout troops and other in- irested organizations and in ividuals from er alifornia to reforest a portion I the Bull Creek watershed. The upper watershed was cverely damaged from logging, re, and floods prior lo in- lusion in the state park system, ccording to Clifford "Corky" lien, ranger at Humboldt uedwoods State Park. Allen said any North Coast esident wishing to participate the supervised tree planting hould come to the Burlinglon ampground, where camping acilities are being made vailable free of charge for the jecial occasion. Firewood is eing provided for camper use, said.

The campground is reached Eureka via U.S. 101. Wotorisls arc directed to turn at the Hondydcw exit from ie freeway and proceed wesl bout seven miles to Bull Creek oad, where another six miles i road must be traversed. At the campground, about 10 ark staff members will issue ools and some of the 5,000 ouglas fir and redwood scedl- gs purchased by the park for the planting. Begins Today Allen said the planting was to cgin at 9 a.m.

today with an riontation program on planting chnlqucs before field work cglns, He said, however, those rrivlng Into may participate In Hull Creek planting or In a isslble planting of species in the Cuneo Creek watershed. The species were cultivated at the Humboldt Ecology Center during the past year and a half and will be placed in the Cuneo watershed if enough volunteers remain Sunday and Monday following the Bull Creek planting. Allen said the park department has provided footbridges and other accesses to the planting area, previously inaccessible terrain. He said the planting would cover about 40 acres. Allen said the trees are only $25 a thousand, with the costs of the trees and preparation more than made up for by the manpower expected to aid the park personnel in the planting.

"It's a good program for the club and it's a good program for us," Allen said. Allen said college students from as far inland as Shasta College and Chico State, in addition to local colleges, would be participating in the plant, which began as a less formal affair with the Sierra Club furnishing the trees. The more sophisticaled leve of planting activity now seen Allen said, has allowed scientific studies of the planting lo determine survival rates. Allen said the group has ac tually obtained 60 per cenl survival rate of planted trees, compared with 1V4 or 2'per cenl survival figures normally countered in such planting ef forts. Allen said timber companies figure on 10 per cerii survival ranges.

Legal Aid Programs Curbed SACRAMENTO (UPI) Nearly half of California's 'ederally funded legal aid have already curbed programs or will have to cut back by March 1 as a result of inaction by the Nixon administration, it was reported Friday. Edgar A. Kerry, head of the Sacramento office of the ialifornia Rural Legal Assis- said 16 of the 34 groups lave felt the effects of the 'cdcral inactivity. He said some lave shut down and others cannot meet their payrolls and are laying off staff. "The way they're administering it (the legal program), it looks like they're trying to kill it," Kerry said in an interview.

He said the Nixon administration has "simply failed lo lake action to produce funds," describing the effect "administrative strangulation." The groups listed by Kerry as being affected in varying degrees by the lack of fuunds arc in Los Angeles, the San nbrlcl Valley, San Fernando San Joaquln County, Ornngc County, Kern County, San Diego, Merced County, Slanislaus Counly, Berkeley, Conlra Costa, Marin, San Mateo, Solano and Ventura counties and the San Francisco Neighborhood Legal Assistance Foundation. As an example, he said the Los Angeles legal aid group's grant ran out on Dec. 31, but they have received no addition al funds from the office of Economic Opportunity. Since the beginning of the year, Kerry said the group has had to borrow funds lo make-do. Kerry, said aboul 400 attorneys are connected with the 34 groups, some ot which are also funded partially from other than federal sources.

He said Ihcy have about 60,000 legal cases are outstanding. According to the CRLA atlorncy, the groups were budgeted to receive $9.6 million this year. He said most persons connected with programs had assumed they would continue to supported by the Nixon administration since It lias budgeted $71.5 million national- ly for legal aid groups in 137374. He said the lack of funds will mean that most of the pending lawsuits Will be lost in courl because the lega! aid clients are "poor people who don't have the resources to continue with the cases." Sen. Mervyn Dymally, D-Los Angeles, warned that the stale faces "a legal disasler of unparalleled magnitude and one fraught with real danger." Project OKd SACRAMENTO A project on Ihe Avenue of the Giants through redwoods in Humboldt County has been approved by the California Highway Com The project will provide a vehicle turnout and parking area on the freeway, about 3.7 miles north ot Garvervllle.

where a large informational map of the Avenue of the Giants will be Installed. The commission allocated $45,000 for the irojccl. Phil J. Nyberf, Carl J. Rentier.

Freshwater (3) Maurice I Nelson, Charles E. Schieber Donald L. Biasca. Garfield (2) Deri Nazelroc Sr. Green Point (2) Darline Giddings, Berry J.

Hill; Grizzly Bluff (2) Frank Leonard, Goni Von Zeval, Jerr Hansen. Hydesville (2) Kathryi Cooper. Letha L. Gundlach Joseph P. Albee.

Jacoby Creek (3) Tryo i a Thomas Thompson, Louis M. Davis Jr Doris Halvorsen, James Sorter, Robert R. Alder Jr, Elizabeth B. Lee, M. Lindsa; Simmons III, Marilee Hadley, Peter P.

Kepon. Kneeland (2) Dorothy Bent, James E. Fredfickson Arawanna I. Hackworth. Loleta (3) Louis H.

Bion dini, Carol J. Fidjeland, A Vinyard, Robert N. Petersen. Maple Creek (2) Walte Kretner, Rose Moon, Robert Rice. Matlole (3) Virginia Mast George W.

Roscoe, Ph Jr'ansletter, Rose a i Thompson. McKinleyville Elementary -Vesley C. Windsor, Dorothy Schuler, Ernest 1 lichard D. J. Cr ngle, Ronald Young.

Orick (2) Gloria Zuber Geraldine F. Hoisted, Pau Calvert, Geneva Jo Cook. Pacific Union (3) Fred.L Johnson, Donald R. Miller Albert J. Babich, William Aubry.

Peninsula (2) Gail Menard J. Ballon, Manuel Simas, Roberta A. Kitchens. Rio Dell (2) William Rogers, Virginia D. SIgler reorgia M.

Small, Susan A Greene, Renee McCullough Gorman G. Ambrosini. Rohnerville (3) Kenneth 0 lulslander. Glen A. Smelden Kenneth A.

Steele, B. Wimple, Iver W. Shaffer fredrick S. Wolfe II, Darrell Sranson. Scotia Elden G.

Whitehead Wiley Lacy Richard weet, Michael J. Eglin Lawrence W. Daggett. South Bay (3) Robert Jillen, Larry E. Hansen, John C.

Olson, Ellis B. Hemenway. Trinidad (3) Thomas liehardson, Jo Ann Lark, Ernie usan, Robert D. Ruth, John Fritz Thomas P. Sawson, Axel Lindgren.

Arcata High (3) Stewart 'uller, Herbert Hendricks William P. Quinn, Sara 'urner, J. Eugene Pickett Charles Rehn Gerald Davies, Kenneth R. Byrne, arbara J. Anderson, James L.

Marvel, Murrel E. Gray. Ferndale High (3) Stanley Dixon, Michael A. Ring, Charles R. Got.

Fortuna High (3) Leslie V. uprey, Kenneth C. Newell, Robert W. Hyder, James Cochrane, Winnie L. Eisan, Frank Hizer, Edgar Brattain.

Southern Humboldt (3) -Margaret a Rhea McClellen, Sara G. Mixson, Ger ry Stewart, Barbara F. O'Keefe, Robert L. Sanders, Gordon Tosten, Sharon R. Young Robert Cory, Charles E.

Myers Kenneth B. Eldridge, James Demulling, Carolyn M. Beyer Alva J. McLeod, Percy Johnson. County Board of Education Trustee Area A (Klamath) (2) Beverly J.

Snyder, Audrey Jones; Trustee Area (Arcata) (1) Dean G. Koethke, Jacob Pauli, Anne Mearns, William Quinn, Edward D. Estes Trustee Area (Eureka) (2) -Jane H. Clarke, Miriam Roady Trustee Area (Ferndale) (1) Charles T. Rayl.

Trustee Area (Fortuna) (1) Yvonne Fairbairn. Redwoods Community College Trustee Area One (Southern Humboldt) (1) Jerold Phelps; Trustee Area Two (Fortuna) (1) James Loudon; Trustee Area Three (Ferndale) (1) C. Jo Hindley Klamath-Trinily Trustee Area One (Salyer) (1) Hugh McCullough; Trustee Area Three (Hoopa-West) (1) -Herman Sherman Charles J. Moon, Carolyn Whitman, Richard L. Rowland, John Burnett, Mildred Nixon, Michael McConnell; Trustee Area Five (Orleans) (1) Charles A Hartman, Monda Peters.

Deaths and Funerals ROARKE, BRYAN, a resident of 3471 Pine Street, Eureka, died February 15, 1973. Brother of Alec, Hugh, and Albert Roarke, all of Ballintoy County, Antrim, Ireland. A native of Ireland, Mr. Roarke had been p. logger (or many years in this area prior to his retirement.

Aged 90. Friends are invited to attend services at Sanders Funeral Home, Sat. Feb. 17, at 11 a.m. with Reverend John L.

Thompson officiating. Interment, Ocean View Cemetery, Eureka, Friends may call at Sanders 7 to p.m.' Jaycees Won't Allow Woman In Membership TULSA, Okla. (UPI) US Jaycees announced Friday i has overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to open its member ship to women. "The issue has been belor the United States Jaycees fo approximately one year as result of revocation of th charter of the Rocheste Jaycees by the New York Jaycees for direct violation the U.S. Jaycees' by-laws i admitting female members said legal counsel Ted Mitchel Mitchell said the 19-membe executive board and the 5 Jaycees state and District Columbia presidents Thursday rejected a modification of th Jaycees by-laws that woul have allowed women on chapter option, basis.

LEGAL NOTICE STATEMENT OF WITHDRAWAL FROM PARTNERSHIP OPERATINB UNDE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME The following person has withdraw as a general partner from the partne ship operating under the fictitious bus ness name of LOGGING COM PANY P.O. Box. 241, Orleans, Calif. The fictitious business name statemen for tfie partnership was filed on June 29 1971 In the County of Humboldt. The full name 'and residence of th aerson withdrawing as partner: John Douglas Carter P.O.

Box Orleans, Calif. Signed: John Carter FILED: Feb. 8, 1973 FRED J. MOORE, JR. Counly Clerk By DORIS T.

PATTERSON Deputy This statement was. filed with the Coun ty Clerk of Humboldt County on date In dlcated by file stamp above. NOTICE OF FILING California Oregon Radio Company, 1 cense of Radio Station KRED, Eureka California, 'gives notice that It filed wit the Federal Communications Commis sbn on February 5, 1973, an application for construction permit to relocate it present transmitter site from approx mately 2 miles south of the Eureka cit limits by Humtioldt Bay, to the site for merly used by Slation KDAN, Eureka California, located 2.5 miles south Eureka on U.S. Highway 101. KRED presently operates on the frequency UB dlohertz, with a power of 5 kilowatts, un imited hours, and with a directional an enna system during nighttime hours The application also proposes to reduc the nighttime power from i kilowatts 1 1 kilowatt arid to operate with a non directional antenna system.

Radio Station KRED is licensed 1 California Oregon Radio Company. Wayn Vickers, Walter Dolfini and Paul Rob erts are officers and directors; Newton Steward, G. Edward Goodwin and N. Hoff are otficers; and Thomas Dimmic and Robert Matthews, Jr. are director of the corporation.

There are no greater stockholders. Copies of the application and related materials are available for public In spection at the studios of radio static KRED, 6th and Streets, Eureka, Can tornia, between -the hours of 9:00 AM and PM, FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The following person is doing buslnes as: EUREKA SEWING AND VACUUM CENTER at 135 West Seventh Street, Eu relia, California: Howard B. Julien, 135 West Seventh Eureka, California This business is conducted by Howard 1 Julien Signed: HOWARD B. JULIEN Filed Feb. 7, 1973.

FRED J. MOORE, JR. County Clerk By VIRGINIA F. FOLKS Deputy This statement was filed with the Counly Clierk' of Humboldt County on date Indicated by file stamp above. NORTH COAST REGIONAL (CALIFORNIA COASTAL ZONE CONSERVATION COMMISSION) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Coast al Zone Conservation Commission wil told a public hearing on Friday, March 9, 1973, at 10:30 a.m.

in the Counci Chambers of the Eureka City Hall, lo catod on the corner ol 6th and Strets Eureka, California, to consider an appli cation from the Board of Harbor Com misslcners, Crescent City Harbor Dis rict, requesting permission for construe Ion of a small boat basin protect. Th location for the proposed facility Is wes of U. s. Highway 101 and north of Cltl zens' Dock Road, Crescent City, County of Del Ncrlc. A copy of the map showing the location and the proposed protect Is on file, as is the Environmental Impact Re port and other supoorllng documents am lecessary approvals by local, state an federal agencies for your review and comment.

Said copies are on file in th Humboldt County Planning Department ocated at 3130 Jacobs Avenue, Eureka lalifornia. Notice is further given that any and all persons desiring to give testimony concerning the proposed project may do so at said public hcarlnq. Dated: Februarv 16, 1973. SAMUEL M. WINSTON, JR Acting Executive Director North Coast Regional, California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission NOTICE TO CREDITORS NO.

20123 Dept. 1 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF HUMBOLDT In the Matter of the Estate of HANNAH L. DOOLITTLE, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the undersigned Executor of the Last Wil and Testament and cf the Estate HANNAH L. DOOLITTLE, Deceased, to he creditors of and all.

persons havlnc against the said deceased to file icir claims with the necessary vouchers within four months after the first publication of this notice, in the office ol the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Humboldt, In the City of Eureka, County of Humboldt, State of California, or to vouchers within said four months to the at the office of J. Thomas raser, 815 Seventh Street, City cf Euroca, Counly of Humboldt, State of California, which said office the undersigned selects as his place of business In al matters connected with the Estate HANNAH L. DOOLITTLE, Deceased. Dated: February 14, 1973. JACK A.

DOOLITTLE Executor of the Last Will and Testament and of the Estate of HANNAH L. DOOLITTLE, Deceased. J. THOMAS FRASER Attorney for Executor Dale of First Publication: NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED FOR PROVING WILL No. 20131 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF HUMBOLDT In the Matter of the Estate of MILDRED GRINSELL, also known as MILDRED L.

GRINSELL, MILDRED T. GRINSELL and MILDRED MILLS, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Tuesday, the 27th day of February, 1973, lite hour of 9:00 a.m. of said day at le courtroom of said court at the courthouse, MS Fltlh Street, City of Eureka, County of Humboldl, stale of California, has been appointed as the time and placo for proving the Will of MILDRED GRINSELL, also known as MILDRED L. GRINSELL, MILDRED T.

GRINSELL and MILDRED MILLS, deceased, and lor luring th application of ULICE LENTZ for liiuann to her of Lttltr Testamentary when and whorl My penon Interfiled may appear and contest the lime, DATED: February 14, mi. FRED J. MOORE, JR. Clirk By BEATRICE WILLIAMS Deputy Clerk MORRISON I MORRISON Atlorntys for Pitltlonor LI9AL NOTICE FKTirWUI MMMMI NAM STATIMINT COMPANY It MB Unit, Eunki. Manifold, 1UO etavmttl Arcafi, CA BS21 builmu.lt ty an In- DivM I.

Manlltld Filed: Fftruary 1973. FRED J. MOORE, JR. County CItrk By VIRGINIA f. FOLKS Deputy This itltlmtnt was filed with the County Clerk of Humboldt Counly on datl db NORTH COAST REGIONAL (CALIFORNIA COASTAL ZONE CONSERVATION COMMISSION) NOTICI OF PUBUC HEARING Notice Is hereby given that the Coastal Zone Conservation Commission will hold -a public hearing on Friday, March 9, 1973, tt 10:00 A.M.

in the Council Chambers, of the Eureka City Hall, located on the corner of 6th and Streets, Eureka, California, to consider an application from the City of Eureka request- Ing permission to replace a 610 lineal foot structurally unsafe wooden wharf with a 629 lineal foot concrete wharf, and the replacement of 39,250 sq. ft. structurally unsafe warehouse with a 43,930 SQ. ft. new structure for fish processing and related marina use.

The location for the proposed use Is at the foof of Commercial Strut along Humboldt Bay. A copy of tht map showing the location and the proposed protect is on file as is the Environmental Impact Report and other supporting documents- and necessary approvals by local state and federal agencies for your review and comment. Said copies are on in the Humboldt County Planning Department located at 3130 Jacobs Avenue, Eureka, California. Notice Is further given that any and all persons desiring to testimony concerning the proposed project may do so at said public hearing. Dated: February 16, 1973 SAMUEL W.

WINSTON, JR. Acting Executive Director North Coast Regional, California Coastal Zont Conservation Commission ILL NO. ORDINANCE NO. ORDINANCE TO REPEAL CHAPTER i AND TO ADD CHAPTER 1 ENTITLED "FIRE ZONES" TO TITLE Op THI EUREKA MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF FIRE ZONES BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUREKA as follows: SECTION 1. CODE REPEAL.

Chapter 2, entlltled "Fire Zones," of Title 9 of the Eureka Municipal Code i hereby repealed. SECTION 2. CODE ADDITION. Chapter 2, entitled "Fire Zones," Is hereby added to Title 9 of the Eureka Municipal Code to read as follows: CHAPTER J. FIRE ZONES.

Sec. (.1.01. Established. For the purpose of the Building Code of the City (Chapter 1 of this title), the entire City' Is hereby declared to be and is hereby established as a fire district, which district shall comprise four (4) fire icnes, respectively known and' designated as Fire Zone No. 1, Fire Zone No.

1A, Fire 'Zone No. 2 and Firt Zont No. 3. The territory or portions of tht City Included in each of the fire zones is more particularly described in this chapter. Sec.

Fire Zone No. Fire Zone No. 1 is hereby created and shall include and comprise all the territory or portion of the City within tht boundary line described as follows: Commencing at a point in the center of the intersection of and Seventh Streets and running thence northerly lo the center ot and Third Streets; thence easterly to the center of tht Intersection ot Third and streets; thence southerly fo the center of tht Intersection of "1" and Seventh Streets; thence westerly to the point ol beginning. Sec. Fire Zont No.

1A. Fire Zcne No. 1A Is hereby created and shall Include and comprise all the territory or portion ol the City within tht boundary line described as follows: Commencing at the center of the intersection of Third and streets and running thence northerly along the center of 'B" street to the intersection of center ol First Street (extended); thence easterly to the intersection of First and streets; thence southerly to fhe Inlersectlon of and Third Streets; thence westerly to the point of beginning. Sec. 1-2.

Plrt Zont No. J. Fire Zone No. 2 is hereby created and shall Include and comprise all the terrl- ory or portions of the City which havt been or may be designated by adopting ordinances as any cne ot Ihe Commercial Districts as described by Article 9. Commercial Districts of the Eureka municipal Code commencing with Sec.

10'05901 5 hrough and incluain 8 Section Plre Zone No. 3. Fire Zone No. 3 is hereby created and shall Include and comprise all the territory of the City not included in either Fire Zone No. Fire Zone No.

1A, or Fire Zone No. 2. Passed, adopted and approved by the Council of the city of Eureka, County of Humboldt, State of California, on the 6th day of February, 1973, by the following vcte: AYES: Councilmen: Howard, Goodwin, Coblne, Masl, Dawson NOES: Councilmen: None ABSENT: Councilmen: None LAWRENCE R. DAWSON President ol the Council The above and foregoing ordinance wal submitted to me on the 7th day of Feb. 3 nd hereby approve Iht Dated: February 7, 1973 (s) GILBERT.

S. TROOD ATTEST- "TM Eurskl PATRICIA A. BANDUCCI City Clerk of the City of Eureka BILL NO. ORDINANCE NO. ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION OF THE CITY OF EUREKA ZONING REGULATIONS, PERMITTED CONDITIONAL USES IN COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS, IN ORDER TO FOR SERVICE STATIONS, 08 6 TRUCK TRAILER RENTALS, AS ACCESSORY USES IN THE LANNED SHOPPING- CENTER COMMERCIAL DISTRICT AS CONDITIONAL USES The City Council does hereby find, declare and determine that the followlno amendment to Iho City of Eureka onS regulat.ons was duly initiated, that not Ice ho re was and published, that pub hearino thproTM by" the Planning 0 ComTM SECTION 2.

CODE ADDITION TM 3 3 Arllcle Chapter 5, niclMCM Sec. Service Stations. c.SLT 15 15 (a) of Sec J-'-WJ of this article shall not apply to following, uses which shall be permitted uses or conditional uses In a Dis rlct provided Ihe symbol for ccrC milled use or for conditional use ap- m'eVc 3 stations, TM CW Jutting Automobile, ruck and trailer rent- Is as accessory uses nly. Service stations, nol ncludlng automobile, ruck and trailer rent- Is as accessory rovtded all opcra- ons, except the sale gasoline and oil and 10 washing of cars lall be conducted within a building en- Ittttd on at least hree (3) sides. Passed, adopted and approved by ouncll of the CHy of Eureka, County of umboldl, Stats of California, on the 6th ay ot February, 1973, by the following AYES: Councllmen: Howard, Goodwin, Coblne, Mast, Dawson NOES: Councilman: None BSENT: Councllmen: None (s) LAWRENCE R.

DAWSON Prosldtnl ol Council Tha above and foregoing ordinance wai ubmlllcd to me on Ihe 7lh day of Fob- uary, 1973, and 1 hereby apprcvt Datfd: February 7, 1973 (1) GILBERT TROOD TTEST' My ft ,) PATRICIA A. BANDUCCI City CItrk of Ihi Clly of Eureka.