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Deaths and Funerals re uests Wednesday. March 10,1976 The TlmeVstandsrd, Eureka, California PUBLIC NOTICE Z7" 1 I I I tWIJ- I North Coast forecast WEATHER Eureka and vicinity: Coastal fog. drizzle and low cloud's. becoming partly cloudy this evening and variable cloudiness Thursday, with a chance ot liRht ram. High temperature today and Thursday, fiZ degrees, low tonight 42 degrees.

Mostly norllicrly wind a-15 injili, becoming westerly lalcr Inday. Probable measure precipitation 10 per cent today, 30 per cent tonight and Thursday. COASTAL WATERS HI. St. George to PI.

Arena: Northerly and north westerly winds 15-20 knots through Thursday. Scai 4-f northwesterly swells 4-ft feet. Considerable low clouds and log and local drizzle with partial clou ring Thursday afternoon. Trncc SEASONlodatc 27 LAST YEAR to date NORMAL to date 3081 HIGH Tuesday 43 LOWovcrnight 43 SUNSET lonight 6-iB SUNRISE Thursday PERMISSIBLE BURN day. HUMBOLDT BAY TIDES Much 1976 DL A.M.

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P.M. Ft. 10 6:1.1 5.9 8:31 H.5 (1.12 3.2 1:47 0.7 11 7:22 G.O 4.9 1:27 3.0 0.4 Winter weather dominates scene 'United Press International In the Northeast, a snowstorm caused traffic jams and numerous fender- bender accidents. In the southeast, high winds, rain and a tornado put a damper on Florida's primary elec tion. It was winter weather having perhaps a final fling.

The twister touched down Tuesday near MacClcnny, and smashed an unoccupied mobile home to the ground. The same lornado then apparently crossed the Florida border and struck St. Marys, knocking out the electric and water system and damaging about 100 houses. No injuries were reported. "We saw it pick up a big oak tree, then set it back down just like somebody had it by a string," city patrolman Larry Goolsby said.

The Northeast snowstorm combined with a bus strike in New Jersey to leave more than 225,000 riders out in the cold Tuesday. The storm dumped about three Inches of snow on the state. Additional automobile traffic caused by the bus strike resulted in traffic jams. The snow also snarled traffic and delayed airplane landings in New York City. The National Weather Service put travelers' advisories in effect for slippery roads and police reported ice on major arteries throughout the city.

The weather service predicted three to six inches of snow would pile up before the storm ended around daybreak today. New York City's three major airports reported delays in landings but said most departures were on schedule. The storm also hit Washington, D.C., where schools called off classes or closed early in suburban counties. The nation's capital also had its share of fender- bender accidents. Up to two Inches of snow made driving hazardous in eastern Kentucky Tuesday night, nearly a week after temperatures had reached the 80s.

There was some good news from Michigan. Detroit Edison Co. said the number of homes without power from last week's ice storm had been reduced' from 307,000 at the height of the storm to 20,500 Tuesday. Nation's temperatures Temperature tlon table for the ending al 4 n.m. as prepared by Wcattier Service Cisco: Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Bakcrsficld Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsville Buffalo Charlotte ChicnRn Cincinnati Cleveland Dallas Denver les Moines Detroit Eureka Fairbanks Fresno Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Kansas City International ind preclpila- 24-Jimir period Pacific time.

Iht in Ugh ri 58 :15 50 32 Ti 44 49 57 60 SO 4fi 22 fi.l 47 78 51 56 National San Fran- Low Pep. 19 22 0 'M 29 .12 34 o-i 23 -32 30 3.1 27 44 1 42 65 'OT 41 Las Vegas Los Angclus Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York North Plalte Oakland Oklahoma City Omaha Palm Springs Paso Roblcs Philadelphia Phopnix Pittsburgh Portland, Me. Portland. Ore. Rapid City Red Hcno Richmond.

Va. Sacramento St. Louis Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle Spokane Thermal Washington 65 GO 54 58 79 42 37 62 34 57 5G 60 46 74 34 75 33 30 55 52 76 53 47 71 5f 51 62 59 42 49 74 45 47 46 31 39 73 34 20 52 30 27 4fl 41 35 4h 26 48 28 21 37 27 40 23 'JO 46 40 27 55 48 41 36 55 31 J8 .03 .01 .81 PAYNE, VERNON O. pawed away March Resident of 1603 A St. Eureka; husband of Phyllis of Eureka; fattier of Gary D.

Payne of Eureka; step-father of Robert L. McBrlde of Eureka, Tim McBride, serving In the U.S. Army, Ronald McBride of Eureka, Mark McBride of Eureka; son of Mrs. Elinor Payne of San Luis Obispo; brother of Bruce B. Payne of Norwich N.Y., Dorothy Badgett of Arroyo Grande.

He was a native of Wisconsin, age 49 years. Mr. Payne was a member of the Humboldt County Heart Fund Association, and the local chapter of AA. He was employed by the office of Humboldt County, assessor's office. Friends are invited to attend services at Chapel of the Ferns, Cooper Mortuary, Thursday, March 11 at 2 p.m.

with the Rev. James Brown, officiating. Concluding services at Ocean View Cemetery. Casketbearers will be: Clay Sherwood, Tommy Vurnagm, Louis Schwartz, Robert Gravatt, Gene Cox, Ray Zerland. Honorary bearers: Wangerin, Milt Lovdahl, Gene Clay, LesAkins.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Heart Fund, 2837 St. Eureka. Friends may call at the chapel, Wednesday, 1:5 p.m. p.m. Thursday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m.

HALEY, AMBROS N. passed away March 8,1970. Resident of Eureka; husband of Cora Haley of Eureka; father of Mrs. Charles (Barbara) Pickering of McKinleyvllle, Joseph Haley and Mrs. Leon (Margarette) Taylor both of Eureka, John E.

Haley of Ponca City, and Mrs. Sidney (Arkle) Smith of Santa Barbara; he Is survived by nine grand-children, numerous nieces and nephews. He was a native of Arkansas, age 112 years and a resident of Eureka for 30 years. He had been an employe of the California Barrel Company for many years and was a member of the Odd Fellows Lodge, Gassvlllc, Arkansas. Friends are invited to attend services at Pierce Mortuary Chapel, at Seventh St.

Eureka, Thursday March 13 at 3 p.m. with the Rev. Larry McCain, officiating. Interment will follow at Sunset Memorial Park. Casketbearcrs will be: James Peterson, Blair Leslie, Gary Taylor, Ronald Taylor, Terry Taylor, and David Pickering.

Honorary bearers: William Pavlich, W.J. "Hap" Waters, Fred McGlll and Travis White. Friends may call at the chapel, Wednesday, 12-5 p.m.7-8:30p.m. LEMAY, JOSEPH A. passed 'Zebra' trial jurors begin deliberations SAN FRANCISCO (UPD The jury In Ihe year-long Zebra murders trial today deliberated the fate of four Black Muslims accused of randomly killing whites in San Francisco.

The jury, which heard 181 witnesses and 24 days of final arguments hy attorneys, received 71 instructions from the judge Tuesday on how to decide the fate of the defendants. Superior Judge Joseph Karesh reread the IZ-count Indictment to the panel of eight men and four women before giving his final instructions. The trial began March 3. 1975. "If you find that the crime of murder has been committed, It is murder in the first degree," he told the jurors.

"The defendants arc either innocent or guilty of murder in the first degree. There is no second degree murder." The judge said Ihe same criteria applied to the charges ol kidnap and burglary involved -only first degree verdicts could be rendered. The trial, one of the longest In California history, had lo be interrupted near its end so that one of the jurors could have a baby. The defendants. Jesse Lee Cooks.

30. Larry C. Green, 23, Manuel Moore, 31, and J.C. Simon, 29. are charged with murder, kidnap, robbery assault and conspiracy in connection with random street attacks in which 14 persons were murdered on San Francisco's streets beginning in October, 1973.

and ending about midApril 1974. ALLEN, HERBERT CLETON, 2418-29tn San Francisco, age 55, died February 12, 1976 In San Francisco. Loving husband of Lorene Allen; stepfather of Jodie Ravelli of El Ccrrlto, Brother of Thelga Reay and twin brother of Harold J. Allen, both of San Francisco; brother-in-law of Audrey Airaldi of San Francisco, Richard Minnie of Eureka, Raymond J. Minnie of Napa, and Vernon Taylor of Pasadena; (Son-in-law of Mabel Minnie, Fortuna,) He was born in San Francisco.

He was a Steamiitter, 14 years with City of San Francisco, member of U.A. Local No. 38 for 35 years, superintendent for Cory and Joslyn Co. Installing the heating and refrigeration in the St. Joseph Hospital of Eureka, Calif; a member of the Humboldt Historical Society and Hoedowners Square Dance Group.

He was an enlisted man in U.S. Navy, serving all through War II in both Mediterranean and Pacific Campaigns, winning many medals. He was cremated at Cypress Lawn under care of Anderson's Funeral Parlors of San Francisco. His ashes are to be taken to Eureka Ocean View Columbarium. SHULL, SARAH passed away March 8,1976.

Resident of 336 St. Arcata; mother of Mrs. Ellen German, of Glen Elder, Kansas, Mrs. Emma Fillmore of LaGrand, Mrs. Elva Carlton of Sacramento, Mrs.

Opal Spinas of Ferndale, Raymond Shull of Brea, George Shull ot Salem, Graig Shull of San Jose, Vernon Shull of San Jose, Vernon Shull of Roseburg, Ore. She is survived by 21 grandchildren, numerous great grandchildren, and numerous great-great-grandchildren. She was a native of Glen Elder, age 92 years. Mrs. Shull had lived In this area the past 35 years.

She was a member of the Empress Rebekah Lodge, No. 122. 'Funeral services will be held from Field Mortuary Chapel of the Redwoods, THursday, March 11 at 11 a.m. under the auspices of the Empress Rcbckuh Lodge, No. 122.

Interment will follow at Greenwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Wednesday, 2-9 p.m. CALLINA, SIUDON10 A. (SILVIO) passed away March 9, 1976. Resident of 1602 Harrison Eureka; husband of Mary Callina; brother of George Callina, Madalcna Rlzzl both of Italy, brother-in-law of Peter Omicini of Eureka; he is survived by several nieces, and nephews.

He was a native of Clno, Italy, age 81 years. Mr. Callina had made his home in this country since the away March 7, 1976 in a San age of 16. He was a member of Francisco hospital; resident of 737 Second Eureka; husband of Lemay of Eureka; step-father of Carol Meyers of Springfield, S.D.; brother of Joseph Emil Lemay of Las Vegas, Joseph Roland Lemay of Petaluma; he is survived by three grandchildren. He was a native of Fall River, age 52 years.

Mr. Lemay was a member of the Oslomy Club of Eureka and of the Fisherman's Association of Eureka. He moved to California in 1946 living in the state one year, when he moved to Newport. Ore. and lived for 5 years.

In 1952 he moved back to California and Eureka where he had been living since. During World War II he served In the Merchant marine and later became a commercial fisherman out of Eureka until his health failed him. Ftosary will be recited Thursday from the chapel of Sorensen Funeral Home, 969 Petaluma North Petaluma. Funeral services will be Friday. March 12 at 9:30 a.m.

from the chapel to St. Vincent Catholic Church (or the Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. Interment at Calvary Cemetery, Petaluma. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. the Sacred Heart Church, he was a U.S.

Army veteran of World War and a member ot the World War I Veterans, Barracks No. 1664. He was a member of the Humboldt County Historical Society. He and his wife had recently celebrated their 46th wedding anniversary. Funeral services will be held from Sander's Funeral Home, Friday, March 12 al 9:30 a.m., thence lo St.

Bernard's Church for the Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. with the Kev. Pal Moriarly of- ficlaling. Encryptment will follow at St. Bernard's Cemetery.

Friends may call at the chapel Wednesday p.m., Thursday 9 a.m. p.m.,7-8:30 p.m. WOODRUFF, HARRIETT HAIGHT passed away March 8, 1976. Resident of Smith River; wife of the late Everett Woodruff; daughter of the late Daniel and Sandy Haight; sister of the laic Frank and Fred Haight; aunt of Carlton Haight of Hoopa, Ada Thatcher of Keno, Nev. Clarence Weslbrook of Smith River, Daniel Thomas of Oregon; Melvin Packard of Vancouver, Wash.

She is survived by numerous nieces and nephews. She was a nalive of Smith River, age 99 years. Funeral services will be held Thursday March 11, at 2 p.m. Wicrs Mortuary Chapel with the Rev. Clarence Spcllman, officiating.

Interment at Veterans Cemetery, Crescent City. Tax outlook SACRAMENTO (UPI) -State Finance Director Roy Bell says he believes he can forestall tax increases throughout the four-year term of Gov, Edmund G. Brown Jr. Brown avoided a tax increase during the current fiscal year and his proposed 1976-77 budget envisions no new taxes. But the governor has not made any nonew- taxes promises beyond fiscal 1976-77.

SACRAMENTO (UPI) -The No. 1 cause of California families going on welfare is the parent who leaves home and reduces or stops making support payments, according to the Department of Benefit Payments. The department Tuesday said a sample of 1,417 cases of Aid to Families with Dependent Children showed that 98 per cent began receiving public assistance because of lack support PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice Is Hereby Given That the California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission, North Coast Region, will hold a Public Hearing at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, March 18, 1976 in Eureka City Council Chambers, Sixth Streets In Eureka to consider a permit application from NCR-TfrC-lM Industrial Electric Service to construct of (lee. shops, warehouse and parking.

Total land coverage 96.000 sq. II. on Samoa Blvd. in Arcata. A plot plan showing the location of the proposed project is on flic public Inspection in Room ISO, Department ot Transportation Building.

1656 Union Street, Hureka. Notice Is further given that any and all Interested persons desiring to give testimony concerning whether cr not a permit should be granted the proposed project may do so at said Public Hearing. All appeals to the Slate Commission must be received In the State Commluion Office within 10 working days ot Hie date ol Ihe Regional Commission decision. A Executive Director California Coastal Conservation Commission Room 150 1056 Union Street Eureka, California Phone (707) 4-13-1623 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice Is Hereby Given That the California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission. North Coast Region will hold a Public Hearing at 9:30 a.m.

on Thursday, March 18, 1970 In Eureka City Council Chambers, Sixth Streets In Eureka lo consider a permit application from NCR-75-C-M1 Loulilani Pacific Corp. to deposit 1000 plus cubic yards of dredge spoils In and around barn yard of ranch buildings west of Navy Bnsc Road and 1000 yards soutli of the Samoa Bridge crossing. A plot plan showing the location of the proposed project Is on flic for public Inspection In Room ISO, Department of Transportation Building, ina Union Street, Eureka. Notice Is further given that any and all interested persons desiring to give testimony concerning whether or not a nermll should be granted for the proposed project may do so at said Public Hearing. All appeals lo the State Commission must be received In UN State Comrnlukm Office within 10.working days of Ihc date of thfi 'Kcgiuiiai Commission doclPlon.

A Executive Director California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission Hoom 150 1656 Union St reel Eureka, California Phone (707) 443-1623 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice Is Hereby Given That the California CouKtal Hone Conservation Commission, North Coast Region, will liuld a Public Hearing at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday. March 18, 1976 In Eurekn City Council Chambers. Sixth Streets In Eureka to consider a permit application from NCR-76-C-27S Humboldt County Depi. of Public Works Routine maintenance of public facilities under the jurisdiction of Ihe Dcpt.

of Public Works and located wllhln the CotiKl.il Permit area. A plot plan showing the locution of the proposed project Is on file for public inspection In Room lfti. Department of Transportation Building, 1656 Union Street, Eureka, Notice Is further given that any and all Interested persons desiring to give testimony concerning whether or not a permit should be granted for tlie proposed project may do so at said Public Hearing. All appeals lo the Stale Commission must be received In the State Commission Office within in working days ol the date of the Regional Commission decision. A Executive Director California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission Hoom 150 Union Street Eureka, Calllornln Phone 1707) NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice Is Hereby Given Thai the California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission.

North Coast Region will hold a Public Hearing at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday. March 18, 1976 In Eureka City Council Chambers. Sixth Streets in Eureka to consider a permit application from Samuel P. Bum- To construct a one story, single family residence on the west side of Scenic Drive approximately 200 feet north of T.iiffonholtz Creek south of Trinidad.

A plot plan showing the location of the proposed project is on (lie for public Inspection In Room 150, Department of Transportation Building. 1656 Union Street, Eureka. Notice Is further given that any and all Interested persons desiring to give testimony concerning whether or not a permit should be granted (or the proposed project may do so at haid Public Hearing. All appeals lo State Commission must be received In the State Corarauwton Office within lu working days of Ihe date of the Regional Commission decision. A Executive Director California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission Room 150 1656 Union Street Eureka.

California Phone from an absent parent. It said 18 per cent became eligible due to a job layoff, illness or other event causing a loss of family Income. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice Is Hereby Given That the California Coastal Zonu Conservation Commission, North Coast Region will hold a Public Hearing at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, March 18, 1976 In Eureka City Council Chambers. Sixth Streets in Eureka lo consider a permit application from CoUege of the RwrmxxU to construct a pump station nnd pressure sewer line from and (replacing) existing campus treatment plant to proposed regional collection system at Fields Landing.

A plot plan showing the location of the proposed project Is on file for public inspection In Room 150, Department of Transportation Building. IfSG Union Street, Eureka. Notice Is further given that any and all Interested persons desiring to give testimony concerning whether or not a permit should be granted for the proposed project may do so at said Public Hearing. All appeals lo the Stale Commission must be received In the State Commission Office within 10 working days of the date ol the Regional Commission decision. JOHNW.LAHR Executive Direct or California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission Room 150 1656 Union Street Eureka.

California NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice Is Hereby Given That the California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission. North Coast Region will hold a Public Hearing at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, M.ircli 1R 197fi In Ktirrkn Pllv Council Chambers, Slxlh Streets In Eureka to consider a permit application from NCR-76-C-2A4 Humboldt County Dept. of Public Works To construct a G'xl2'xl4' box culvert replacement bridge over Strawberry Creek ul the Orlck Solid Waste Container site. A plot plan showing the location of tlie proposed project Is on file for public inspection in Room 15U, Deparlmenl of Transportation Building, KIM Union Street, Eureka.

Notice Is further given that any and all interested pcrsonti dosirliiH to Rive testimony concerning whether or nut permit should be granted for ttiu proposed project may do so nl aald Public Hearing. All appeals lo Ihc Slate Commission muni be received In the Stale CommtMton Office wllhln 10 working days ol the date of the Regional Commission decision. Executive Director California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission Room 150 i(if6 Union Street Eureka, California Phone i 707 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice Is Hereby Given Thai Ihc California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission, Norm Region will hold a Puljllc Hearing al 9:30 a.m. on Thursday. March IB, 1976 In Eureka Clly Council Chambers.

Sixth Streets In Eureka lo consider a pcnnll application from NCR-76-A-03M Van Fleet Estate Drain pond, level dikes and bury debris from 12 acre mill site, South Struct, Arcata. A plot plan showing the location of the proposed project Is on Ille for public Inspection In Room IHI. Deparlmenl of Transportation Building, IG5G Union Street, Kurcka. Notice Is further given that any and all Interested persons In Riv testimony concerning whether or not a pcnnll should be granted far the proposed project may do nl said Public Hearing. All appeals to the State Commission must be received In Uw Stale Commission Office within 10 working days ol Ihe date of the Regional Commission decision.

A Excculfvc Director California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission Room 150 lG5fl Union Street Eureka, California Phone 1707) 443-1(123 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Nollcc Is Hereby Given Thai the Calllornla Coastal Zone Conservation Commission, Norili Coast Region will hold a Public Meeting al 9:30 a.m. on Thursday. March IB, 1976 In Eureka Clly Council Chambers, Clly Hall. Glh Streets In Eureka lo consider the following Administrative Permit Applications: NCR-7ft-A-0363 John Vcvoda to construct a grade A milking barn and manure pit In Kcrndalc. NCR-76-A-OM7 John Mooney To construe! a I'ascot- Slccl Building on Pldgcon Polnl Road, Eureka NCR-76-A-034H Frod N.

Slack to clear brush, cut limbs on trees and remove several trees to clear up and nermll caltlc grazing on 60 acre parcel located on the east side ol Highway 101 and 1000 plus feel north of the Indlanola intersection. NCR-70-A-0370 Charles Ir Margaret Herbelln to cnnRtnicl detached parage west of Myrtle area ol Eureka. A plot plan showing the location of each proposed project Is on (He for public Inspection In Room 150, Department of Transportalion Building, 165G Union Street. Eureka. Notice Is further given thai any and all Intercsled persons desiring lo give testimony concerning whether or not a permit should be granted for a proposed project may do so al said Public Meeting.

All appeals to the State Commission must be received in the State Commluion office within 10 working days of the date of the Regional Commission decision. A Executive Director California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission IfiSfl Union Street, Room 150 Kureka. California Phone (707) PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice Is Hereby Given That Ihe California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission, North Coast Region will hold a Public Hearing a.in. on Thursday, March 18, 1976 In Eureka Council Chambers, Slxlh Streets In Eureka to consider the following Consent Calendar Permit Applications: NCR TR-CC-wi John It Faye Quirk To construct a single family d- welllng on Lot 5, Trad 42. ulock 151 In the Shelter Cove Subdivision.

NCR-76-CC-5W Kit Owen To construct a 3-unlt apartment building ut 2nd and Slrccls In Arcata. A plol plan showing the location of the proposed project Is on flic for public Inspection In Room 150. Department of Transportation 1G5C Union Strep Eureka. Notice Is further given that any and all Interested persons desiring lo give testimony concerning whether or nut a permit should be granted for Ihe proposed project may do so at Bald Public Hearing. All appeals to the State Commission must be received In Uw State Commission office wllhln 10 working days of the date ol the Regional Commission decision.

I I A I I Executive Director California Coastal Zone Conservation Commission 1656 Union Street, Room 150 Eureka, California Phone (707) 443-1623 COMPLETION OF THE HOOPA NEIGHBORHOOD FACILITY NOTICE OF FINDINGS OF NO SIGNIFICANT ON THE ENVIRONMENT The Hoopn Tribe has received approval of Community De- vulopuienl Di'scrctionary Grant Plans have previously been reparud for Ihu Hoopa Nclgh- orhood Facility and Ihe required environmental review process was completed. Because of construction cost escalation experience during UH hlddlnu process, certain Items were deleted. Now the llcms will be added back into the building as originally planned. The Environmental Review Record is on flic nl the Hoopn Tribal Office (or examination and copy. Review ol these proposed Reinstatements Indicate that they will not alter the environmental Impacl analysis which was previously completed.

Thurcforu, nuw environmental review of clearance Is nol required and applicant Intends tr request H.U.D. Lo relousc funds for nald project. Comments may be submitted to the Hoopu Valley Tribe. P.O. Box 817, Hoopa.

California urriie. Peter Mastcn, No later than March 1ft. This Notice First Publiithed March fi. 1976, AMENDED NOTICE OF HEARING RE PROBATE OP WILL AND PETITION FOR TESTAMENTARY No.nu? Dept, 1 SUPERIOR COURT OF TtIK STATK OF CALIFORNIA FOH THE COUNTY OK 1 HUMBOLDT In (he Mntlrr of the Kstulc ol ELEANOR PAKTON. Deceased.

NOTIC'K IS HKREBV GIVKN (hill WILLIAM F. JACKSON. i has filed lii-rein a Till ion lor Probate of Will nnd far Lcllcrs Testamentary rcfercnt'c lo which Is hereby made (or lurllicr particulars, and Unit the Him- and place of lieiirliiK tlu- hits been set for March I97U al n.in,. In Ihc Court Room ol Ih'pjirlrm'ni No. I nl said Court, lit Ihe Court House.

In I)IL Clly nl Kureka. California. 1976 DONALD R. I A Clerk olsiildCmirl Hy Itculrk'c Williams Deputy Clerk MITCHELL. A ANGKLI.

Attorneys at Law HH Seventh. SlnLl Eureka. jiriMii Tflonhiint 1 707 -l-M-Mi-M Attorneys for j'clUiontT NOTICE OF HEARING NEGATIVE DECLARATION The proposed projects Involve the construction of Science Planetarium and Historical Museum; and the Campus Tennis und Handball Courts. The project is In accordance with the long- range planning for educational (acuities on the main College of the Redwoods campus. It has been determined, after review and evaluation, that the projects will not IKWU a significant effect on the envlrunmeiil for Ihe following reasons: 1.

That the proposed projects are In conformunee wit the Community College Master Plan. 2. That the site preparation will not require landfill or culling nf mature trees. 3. That the proposed project will nol create an Increase In demand ol public services and facilities.

4. That the proposed project will be In harmony with the character Ot Uie "surrounrllnfi natural cn- This project evaluation has been prepared by Thomas S. Hannah. Assistant lo tlie President, telephone -Hit H411. Exl.

The dale of this declaration is March a. 1976. D.u. Wclchert.Ed. D.

'resident thru FOR LETTERS TESTAMENTARY IN THK SIII'EIUOK X)1JI1T OH' TIIK STATK OK CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR TIIK COUNTY OK HUMBOLDT Kstiite ol KL1.A BELLE KOSTKI1. Deccnst'd. NOTICE IS IIKKKBY I lhat LAWRENCE AI.IVN FOSTER- has Mlcil Herein a I'cllllon for Ihc Prolulc ol Ihc Will nl ELLA BELLE FOSTER iintl lor the issuance lo petitioner lor Letters Testamentury, relernee In which is hereby made lor lurlhcr par- lleulnrs, nnd Ihat the lime and pince of hcarlrm Ihe same tins been set Monday, Ihe ol Mareh. ItiTli. al 0:00 a.m., in Ihe Courtroom ot Departmen I nl said eourl al Ihe Court House in the City ol Kurrkn.

County ol Hum- hold! State ol California. DATED: Fob, 27. DONALD R. MICHAEL Clerk By Barbara c. Krumhelnw MUI.IIEHr?Jc?:AKLSON flaGHrown Street Napa.

California IMSriH Telephone: 252-7000 Attorneys for Petitioner NOTICE OF HEARING NO. 21547 Dept. 1 PETITION FOR PHOBATE OF WILL AND FOIt LET- TKI1S TESTAMENTARY SUPF.RIOIl COURT OF THE STATE OF CALl FORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF HUMBOLDT In Ihe Mailer ot the Estalcol MARGARET McMlLLlAN Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that CROCKKIl NATIONAL BANK has filed herein a PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL AND CODICIL TESTAMENTARY reference lo which is hereby made fnr further particulars, and that the lime and place ol hcarinK the same has hecn set lor Monday, March 15, IBV6 at a in the Court Room ol Department No. I ol Court tn the Court House, in the City of Eureka, Calllonia.

Dated February 2fi, 1976. DONALD R.MICHAEL cTerk of said Court ByJudyO'Hanen Deputy Clerk J. THOMAS FRASF.R, aiRSeventh Street, Eureka, Ca. 05TM 5 NOTICE TO CREDITORS N0.114M SUPERIOR COURT OF THK STATr. OF CALIFORNIA KOK THK COUNTS OK HUMBOLDT In the Matter ol Die Estate of CLIKK0KU EUROY SAMUELS, akfc CLIFFORD E.SAMUELS.

Deceased. NOTICE IS HERF.BY iilVEN lo tin creditors of Hie above-named drccdeni that all persons' having claims npalnsl the said decedent arc required lo lik them, with Hie necessary vuuchurs. ir Ihc office ol the Clerk of Ihc above entitled Court, or lo present Ihom. wilt- the necessary vouchers, to Die mi ilerslgned al Ihc office ol JOB Me CLARAN. attorney at law.

411 -J' Struvl, Suite 1. Eureka. Ciilllornta. which Is tin- nlficc of business nl Itit undersigned In all matlui pertaining Die estate of said decedent, within loin Hi months after the first publication ol Dated: Feb. IB.

1U76. Knnsloncr Samuels Executrix of Will of the Above-named decedent. JOE McCLARAN Eureka, California, Telephone: 707-m-Mifi7 Attorney (or Executrix NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 21407 SUPERIOR COURT OFCALIFiWMA. COUNTY OK HUMBOLDT In Kc the Estate ol I A A DeciMKed.

NOTICE IS MEHEHY I I by tltc Administratrix ol I he of hiilcl decedent, lo the creditors of mid all ircrsoiis liuvliiH clnlnis iiRalnsl Hie ticcvrtcnl. lo flic Iliein wllli Ihu ncccKsnry vouchont In the office of Die Clerk nf the Court of Ihe State of Calllornln. lit and (or the County ol llumlwldl. or lo present (hem with the iiccusfinry lo the Ad- mlnltitrotor or Ihc oilier of her attorney. ROBERT A.

UUNAWAY. A LAW CORPORATION. 411 Street. Suite fi. Eureka.

Calllornla. tgsui. which salil loal mimed olllce lire undcrhltined select OH her place of business In (ill mutters connected wllh Ilir c.stalr of 'xaitl (JcmknK within four monlhit after (lie nubllrAllnnof this Notice. DATED. February I).

I97fi ShlrhJ.KurwII/. A A A ALAWCOHPORATION 411,1 Sired. Sulie fi Kurpkn.CnllliirnlH'/nOI Attorney lor Administratrix NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. Hill IN THE SUPEKIOIt COURT UK THK STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND KOII THE COUNTY OF HUMBOLDT Inltx-MallerulllicEslalool M. VANCK.

also knon-n JOHN M. VANl-'K. II. Dctcnwd. NOTICK IS IIKIIKI1Y i by Mil undcrslKncd ol lite Ksliilr ol JOHN M.

VANCE, nlw known as JOHN M. VANCE. II. tecaiicd. lo Ihi ol nnd all pvnwns having claims aplnsl tltc ald dccravcil.

tn Itelr claims wllh lire nccestar) voui-horii wllhln lour Ml monlhK allui Uw llrsl nuhllciition of UltR Nollcc In th( nllicc nl Ihc Ck-rk ol Ilio Superior Court ol UK Slate ol California, in and lor Ihl Counly of Humlmltlt. In UM- Tlty nl Eureka. County ol llumboldl. Slalr ol Calllorniu, or lo present bitid clainth li Uw laiil Kxcculors lire olllccs ol scorr. scorr PAVLICH, Aiiomeyi IDS Street, Kureka Calllornla.

Mill olllccs the undcrslgncc select as their place ol business In all matters connected with Uw Chlale ol said deceased DATED: February 1S7B. Harry I'. Vance JohnM. Vance, SCOTT. SCOTT 4 PAVLICH imSlxlhStrcct Eureka.

CA.aSWI Tclcplione: 17071441-2781 By I A Attorneys lor Executors NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS COUNTY OF HUMBOLDT DEPARTMENT OP PUBLIC WORKS Scaled F'roposflls will be received hy the (Jnunly ol Ihc County of llumboltll. Hiimbolill County Courthouse, Kurcka. California, unit) 2:00 p.m.. Tuvsilay, Ihe Ifflh of March, 11)76, fit which limu Ihoy will Ix; publicly opened by the County Clerk of Humboldt al a public meeting In Ihe Office of the County Clerk. Ifumboldt county Courthouse.

Kurcka, California, for performing work as follows: THE CONSTRUCTION OK SHERIFF'S IMPOUND YARDAT A FIELD The work to be done consists. In genera), of constructing an embankment, chain link fence, and placing hasp rock and asphalt concrete. Plans. Special Provisions and proposal forms may be obtained by prospective bidders upon payment of a printing and service charge In the amount of $2.12, including lax. which amount shall not be refundable.

AH checks shall he made payable to COUNTY OK HUMBOLDT and should be mailed to the Humboldt County Department of Public Works, 1106 Sectond Street, Kurcka, California, 'jttOl. Dated: Mar. 2,1976 OONMICHAKL County Clerk and ex olflcio clerk of the Board of Supervisors of (he County of Humholdt, State of California By Anne I. Scott Deputy Clerk.