December 12, 1963 (28 pages)

N ORTHERN MINES & CALIFORNIA REPORTS c++ + FFE ++ +P THE AEE Et OEE HE +P et “a &F a — <i Si To Oroville — % . t NEW ene ie ae O . / UNDERPASS CHESTNUT .WZZM MILEAST 127TH ST 0 Grass = ; alley . DETOUR o bs BEAST li TH ST N 3 ae F 4 = = e Beno: lO TH ST Sa — Simpson Lane Underpass Construction Causes Highway 20 Detour Twelfth Street on Highway 20 in East Marysville will be closed between B and Yuba Sts, beginning sometime Friday. Traffic will be detoured over 10th St. and Yuba St., according to state highway officials at the Marysville district office. Depending on weather, the detour may have to be postponed until next week. It will be in effect for about a year to permit construction of a new $545,000 underpass. Temporary traffic signals have been installed at 10th and B Sts. Walnut and Chestnut Sts, at their junction with 12th St. , have been closed with cul de sacs, The53year-old low-level subway will be removed and replaced with a structure accommdating four standard, 12-foot traffic lanes instead of the present two lanes, The project is expected to be completed and the new roadway opened for travel early in 1965. But The South Lost The War Anyway Bat guano was utilized by the Confederates during the Civil War as a source of niter for gunpowder when effective blockades by the North made this ingredient unobtainable from outside sources, Central California FEDERAL SAVINGS Federik aL Buctiing AUBURN 96234 . LOANS for You FREE ESTIMATES Pavesi & STORAGE Pa ak vs VAN 6 STORAGE " im Bint Meee tee See Meee ee , . Pwome 279-098: orassvaney f/f of ‘ “20 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781 THE BEST MOVE @ YOU EVER MADE =) SMALL CITIES CONFERENCE Problem Includes. Decision On What To Keep, Disgard By Dean Thompson (T his is the sixth in a series of articles on topics discussed at a Small City Conference, sponsored by the University of California, Davis, held in Nevada City Oct. 26 and 27) Allan Temko, architectural andurban critic of the San Francisco Chronicle, has a reputation for saying what he feels and letting the chips fall where they may. It was no surprise, therefore, when he described his drive from Grass Valley to Nevada City and hadthistosay about the strip development: "As we drove. along and saw what is happening to this beautiful part of the world, I would have stepped on the gas.. We can tear it down someday. I'm afraid we'll have to, " Temko emphasized that the problem facing cities today include a decision on what should be kept and what thrown away. Inthe south side of Chicago there is nothing to save, he said. But here, Temkosaidthe problem involves nature and there is a good deal left that is largely natural, "This part of California remains one of the most precigus and beautiful places know," he said. Temko described Nevada City as a charming pioneer town that is living, active, productive, and a flourishing community today. "It is worth saving," he said, “It must be saved, ' Temko said that small cities, in order not to perish, must think of their structure and ward off excessive growth. He cited Lake Tahoe and Yosemite as areas where beauty has been marred by growth beyond the capacity of the area to absorb people. and retain beauty. “Our task isnot to ruin what we have, but to make what we have better," he said. "Consider the community as a whole. " He cited the need for education leading to preservation of the good, and said, “All of us have a moral obligation to join with our fellow citizens to carry the fight forward. “ “We are all designers, “" Temko said. “We design either actively, orwe design by default. ' a gift for everyone MADTINE-S Grass Valley C€welers 124 MILLST,, GRASS VALLEY rings watches clocks Cigarette lighters watch bands pearl necklaces necklace and ““ earring sets Y cuff links “pens & pencils many other worth while gifts for your choice Since 1876 Phone 273-3039 .Page 5 . The Nugget. . December 12, 1968. Page 5.

N ORTHERN MINES & CALIFORNIA REPORTS c++ + FFE ++ +P THE AEE Et OEE HE +P et “a &F a — <i Si To Oroville — % . t NEW ene ie ae O . / UNDERPASS CHESTNUT .WZZM MILEAST 127TH ST 0 Grass = ; alley . DETOUR o bs BEAST li TH ST N 3 ae F 4 = = e Beno: lO TH ST Sa — Simpson Lane Underpass Construction Causes Highway 20 Detour Twelfth Street on Highway 20 in East Marysville will be closed between B and Yuba Sts, beginning sometime Friday. Traffic will be detoured over 10th St. and Yuba St., according to state highway officials at the Marysville district office. Depending on weather, the detour may have to be postponed until next week. It will be in effect for about a year to permit construction of a new $545,000 underpass. Temporary traffic signals have been installed at 10th and B Sts. Walnut and Chestnut Sts, at their junction with 12th St. , have been closed with cul de sacs, The53year-old low-level subway will be removed and replaced with a structure accommdating four standard, 12-foot traffic lanes instead of the present two lanes, The project is expected to be completed and the new roadway opened for travel early in 1965. But The South Lost The War Anyway Bat guano was utilized by the Confederates during the Civil War as a source of niter for gunpowder when effective blockades by the North made this ingredient unobtainable from outside sources, Central California FEDERAL SAVINGS Federik aL Buctiing AUBURN 96234 . LOANS for You FREE ESTIMATES Pavesi & STORAGE Pa ak vs VAN 6 STORAGE " im Bint Meee tee See Meee ee , . Pwome 279-098: orassvaney f/f of ‘ “20 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781 THE BEST MOVE @ YOU EVER MADE =) SMALL CITIES CONFERENCE Problem Includes. Decision On What To Keep, Disgard By Dean Thompson (T his is the sixth in a series of articles on topics discussed at a Small City Conference, sponsored by the University of California, Davis, held in Nevada

City Oct. 26 and 27) Allan Temko, architectural andurban critic of the San Francisco Chronicle, has a reputation for saying what he feels and letting the chips fall where they may. It was no surprise, therefore, when he described his drive from Grass Valley to Nevada City and hadthistosay about the strip development: "As we drove. along and saw what is happening to this beautiful part of the world, I would have stepped on the gas... We can tear it down someday. I'm afraid we'll have to, " Temko emphasized that the problem facing cities today include a decision on what should be kept and what thrown away. Inthe south side of Chicago there is nothing to save, he said. But here, Temkosaidthe problem involves nature and there is a good deal left that is largely natural, "This part of California remains one of the most precigus and beautiful places know," he said. Temko described Nevada City as a charming pioneer town that is living, active, productive, and a flourishing community today. "It is worth saving," he said, “It must be saved, ' Temko said that small cities, in order not to perish, must think of their structure and ward off excessive growth. He cited Lake Tahoe and Yosemite as areas where beauty has been marred by growth beyond the capacity of the area to absorb people. and retain beauty. “Our task isnot to ruin what we have, but to make what we have better," he said. "Consider the community as a whole. " He cited the need for education leading to preservation of the good, and said, “All of us have a moral obligation to join with our fellow citizens to carry the fight forward. “ “We are all designers, “" Temko said. “We design either actively, orwe design by default. ' a gift for everyone MADTINE-S Grass Valley C€welers 124 MILLST,, GRASS VALLEY rings watches clocks Cigarette lighters watch bands pearl necklaces necklace and ““ earring sets Y cuff links “pens & pencils many other worth while gifts for your choice Since 1876 Phone 273-3039 .Page 5 . The Nugget. . December 12, 1968. Page 5.