August 17, 1960 (18 pages)

et the bor ‘ent up, vill en (See a Page 3 ; rE sn ¥ F. PEs wssig og -— aa " Loma Rica Airport and Loma Rica Industrial Park Serving the expanding need in Nevada County with complete title and escrow service-------------NW, NEVADA COUNTY TITLE affiliated with Western Title Insurance and Guaranty Company COMPANY 101 Mill Street, Grass Valley, California Dial 273-724) keke K EN at S. Scott Barrow, Vice-President, Manager Georgine Wasley, Assistant Secretary ZZ ; nN Litton Engineering Laboratories McMasters Joins ~& Loma Rica Industrial Park Robert McMasters will head Curnow -Hallslife, accident and health, and group insurance activities, it was announced this week by Stan Halls. Halls emphasized his agency was keeping pace with the county's growth. McMasters has had life and group insurance business experience throughout the last three years. He was a member of the California Highway Patrol for ten years, five of them in in Nevada County. McMasters resides with his wife, Jeannette, and family at 311 Washington Street, Nevada City. Children are : BobJr., 17, a Nevada Union High School senior; Sue, 15, high school junior; and Nancy, 13, 9th grader in the Nevada Union Junior High School. Curnow -Halls Agency has been in business 40 years. It was formed of other agencies that date back to before the turn of the century. BritaN. Gunberg, Smartsville, will be admitted free Saturday night to the Auburn ,Drive-In Theater as the guest, of the Nugget andthe Auburn L ence of the site will be sufCurnow-Hallsi Drive-In management. 150 ABOVE FACTORY WHOLESALE PRICE! By Charles Litton, Litton” Engineering Laboratores — and co-developer, Loma Rica Industrial Park. The economic balance necessary to put Nevada County in competitive position with respect to other counties in the state requires a strong element of steady non-seasonal employment. Lumber, recreation and agriculturearé highly seasonal innature. Service industries do not affect the balance of trade for the area. Values for export must be created within the county, anda considerable proportion of the * habitants must be gainfully . employed in this creative activity. Part of the problem may be solved by acting as the bedroom for adjacent county's industrialactivity, but in the long run, the county must have its share of industrial activity. Industry must have a reason for coming, and properly prepared areas to reJy 3 (7 FA r IN NEVADA COUNTY! ceive it when it does. is the first example of a planned answer to this problem. It is a long term plan, and the developers of the area feel that the advantages of the area, plus the convenificient to start the ball rolling. While the land area, itself has been substantially developed with water, power, androads, the completion of}, the airport facility and county road access thereto which is an essential part ot the "come on" has dragged its feet considerably, No sub-. stantial sales ofland and development of industrial NC Motel Bought Purchase of the Wildwood Motel in Nevada City by Ken Hogan of San Jose was announced this week. Hogan was formerly chief planner for the Ordinance Division of Food Machinery, and Chemical Corporation for eight and one-half years. His wife, Bernie, former dental assistant, will aid in the operation of the motel. The Hogans have two college age boys, Dick, in hi second year, andRon, a first year veterinary student at Fresno State College. Former owners of the Wildwood Motel were Mina and Wes Delany. Both buyers and sellers were, represented by Jerry Logsdon of Banner Mountain Realty, Town Talk. ALL BRAND NEW 1960 DE SOTOS and PLYMOUTHS YE. 5. . Terrific Prices [CENTRAL MOTOR CO. HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY a DIAL 979-2251. EACH. NEW CAR SOLD CARRIES A 34,000 MILE or THREE YEAR WARRANTY Plenty To Choose LABOR ‘and MATERIAL— facilities can come until this phase of the work is completed. Such work is not.in the hands of the developers, but is the responsibility of the county under its agreement with the donors of the airport. Rapid completion of the county project will provide a situation favorabletomany ! light industry applications, and an orderly development can be expected to follow. That light industry can efficiently operate in the county without economic sacrifices has been well established by the experience of Litton Engineering. Laboratories over a seven year period. Understanding and active promotion of the cause by the citizens and by our county officials is an essential to the accomplishment of the objective, Loma Rica Industrial Park, withthe completion of the airport, is merely the passive vehicle for the results -of such efforts to bear fruit . Bill For College Nevada County will be billed for $122,084.91 for tuitionof students attending Sierra College, during the 195960 school year. This was revealed in statements filed with Placer county superintendent of schools, Albert F. Bequette. The tuition bill presented by college district Superintendent Harold M. Weaver does not include students from the Truckee area who reside with in the school district. Total tuition bills from 12 counties is $198,914.40, a jump of approximately $15.000 voer the 1958-59 bills. NEVADA COUNTY LAND and DEVELOPMENT COMPANY Specializing in completely improved one acre homesites. Terms to suit ever budget; some as low as 10% down. all with water, roads, electricity and telephone. BRET HARTE INN BUILDING Main Street, Grass Valley Dial 273-7208 A ane. % aes ELEVEN AMPHITHEATERS THE SIZE OF THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL would be needed to hold the more than 200,000 people who own stock in Bank of America— including 468 who live in Nevada County. B of A regularly consults with local shareholders to. develop ways and means of improving the Bank’s service to the community. 7 FIRE TROCKS FOR NEVADA COUNTY — could be purchased with the $210,000 worth of Nevada County school and municipal bonds bought during the past five years by under+ writing, groups organized by Bank of America. Backing bond issues to help build better communities is just one of the many ways ycur local B of A branch serves you. E; 2 inet ‘i mT Sass MEETING LOCAL WEEDS is a Bank of America specialty. Each B of A branch is a local. business, staffed by local people and dedicated to serving the best interests of its own convmunity. Bank of America is the cea! you can bank on! BANK OF AMERICA. NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION e MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT pavenncnerereniy™

et the bor ‘ent up, vill en (See a Page 3 ; rE sn ¥ F. PEs wssig og -— aa " Loma Rica Airport and Loma Rica Industrial Park Serving the expanding need in Nevada County with complete title and escrow service-------------NW, NEVADA COUNTY TITLE affiliated with Western Title Insurance and Guaranty Company COMPANY 101 Mill Street, Grass Valley, California Dial 273-724) keke K EN at S. Scott Barrow, Vice-President, Manager Georgine Wasley, Assistant Secretary ZZ ; nN Litton Engineering Laboratories McMasters Joins ~& Loma Rica Industrial Park Robert McMasters will head Curnow -Hallslife, accident and health, and group insurance activities, it was announced this week by Stan Halls. Halls emphasized his agency was keeping pace with the county's growth. McMasters has had life and group insurance business experience throughout the last three years. He was a member of the California Highway Patrol for ten years, five of them in in Nevada County. McMasters resides with his wife, Jeannette, and family at 311 Washington Street, Nevada City. Children are : BobJr., 17, a Nevada Union High School senior; Sue, 15, high school junior; and Nancy, 13, 9th grader in the Nevada Union Junior High School. Curnow -Halls Agency has been in business 40 years. It was formed of other agencies that date back to before the turn of the century. BritaN. Gunberg, Smartsville, will be admitted free Saturday night to the Auburn ,Drive-In Theater as the guest, of the Nugget andthe Auburn L ence of the site will be sufCurnow-Hallsi Drive-In management. 150 ABOVE FACTORY WHOLESALE PRICE! By Charles Litton, Litton” Engineering Laboratores — and co-developer, Loma Rica Industrial Park. The economic balance necessary to put Nevada County in competitive position with respect to other counties in the state requires a strong element of steady non-seasonal employment. Lumber, recreation and agriculturearé highly seasonal innature. Service industries do not affect the balance of trade for the area. Values for export must be created within the county, anda considerable proportion of the * habitants must be gainfully . employed in this creative activity. Part of the problem may be solved by acting as the bedroom for adjacent county's industrialactivity, but in the long run, the county must have its share of industrial activity. Industry must have a reason for coming, and properly prepared areas to reJy 3 (7 FA r IN NEVADA COUNTY! ceive it when it does. is the first example of a planned answer to this problem. It is a long term plan, and the developers of the area feel that the advantages of the area, plus the convenificient to start the ball rolling. While the land area, itself has been substantially developed with water, power, androads, the completion of}, the airport facility and county road access thereto which is an essential part ot the "come on" has dragged its feet considerably, No sub-. stantial sales ofland and development of industrial NC Motel Bought Purchase of the Wildwood Motel in Nevada City by Ken Hogan of San Jose was announced this week. Hogan was formerly chief

planner for the Ordinance Division of Food Machinery, and Chemical Corporation for eight and one-half years. His wife, Bernie, former dental assistant, will aid in the operation of the motel. The Hogans have two college age boys, Dick, in hi second year, andRon, a first year veterinary student at Fresno State College. Former owners of the Wildwood Motel were Mina and Wes Delany. Both buyers and sellers were, represented by Jerry Logsdon of Banner Mountain Realty, Town Talk. ALL BRAND NEW 1960 DE SOTOS and PLYMOUTHS YE. 5. . Terrific Prices [CENTRAL MOTOR CO. HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY a DIAL 979-2251. EACH. NEW CAR SOLD CARRIES A 34,000 MILE or THREE YEAR WARRANTY Plenty To Choose LABOR ‘and MATERIAL— facilities can come until this phase of the work is completed. Such work is not.in the hands of the developers, but is the responsibility of the county under its agreement with the donors of the airport. Rapid completion of the county project will provide a situation favorabletomany ! light industry applications, and an orderly development can be expected to follow. That light industry can efficiently operate in the county without economic sacrifices has been well established by the experience of Litton Engineering. Laboratories over a seven year period. Understanding and active promotion of the cause by the citizens and by our county officials is an essential to the accomplishment of the objective, Loma Rica Industrial Park, withthe completion of the airport, is merely the passive vehicle for the results -of such efforts to bear fruit . Bill For College Nevada County will be billed for $122,084.91 for tuitionof students attending Sierra College, during the 195960 school year. This was revealed in statements filed with Placer county superintendent of schools, Albert F. Bequette. The tuition bill presented by college district Superintendent Harold M. Weaver does not include students from the Truckee area who reside with in the school district. Total tuition bills from 12 counties is $198,914.40, a jump of approximately $15.000 voer the 1958-59 bills. NEVADA COUNTY LAND and DEVELOPMENT COMPANY Specializing in completely improved one acre homesites. Terms to suit ever budget; some as low as 10% down.. all with water, roads, electricity and telephone. BRET HARTE INN BUILDING Main Street, Grass Valley Dial 273-7208 A ane. % aes ELEVEN AMPHITHEATERS THE SIZE OF THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL would be needed to hold the more than 200,000 people who own stock in Bank of America— including 468 who live in Nevada County. B of A regularly consults with local shareholders to. develop ways and means of improving the Bank’s service to the community. 7 FIRE TROCKS FOR NEVADA COUNTY — could be purchased with the $210,000 worth of Nevada County school and municipal bonds bought during the past five years by under+ writing, groups organized by Bank of America. Backing bond issues to help build better communities is just one of the many ways ycur local B of A branch serves you. E; 2 inet ‘i mT Sass MEETING LOCAL WEEDS is a Bank of America specialty. Each B of A branch is a local. business, staffed by local people and dedicated to serving the best interests of its own convmunity. Bank of America is the cea! you can bank on! BANK OF AMERICA. NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION e MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT pavenncnerereniy™