December 20, 1961 (16 pages)

"Page 4. -+.Wednesday, December 20, 1961.The Nevada County NUGGET ‘Airman Thied Class James ee Completes. Basic Training At Lackland LACKLAND AFB, Tex, --tary training at Lackland] AFB Airman Third Class James P, Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs, J.:J, Jackson of 118 Boulder Street, Nevada City, is being assigned to Chennault AFB,. La., for training as an ad‘Ministrative specialist. He recently completed United States Air Force basic miliAirmanJackson is a graduate of Nevada Union High School in Grass Valley. Trees were a vital part of nearly all the pagan Northland's festivals long before the Christian era, ChristmasREAL VALUES 161 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY pay srrore YESTERDAY. OPEN SUNDAY December 24 & from 10a.m. to 5p.m. ¥ .to help Santa give you a very Merry \2) 2-20 25st 5.7 02-5 S — Sets Application Deadline Diesel & Stove Oil 76 Uniflame Heating Oils Pat Sutherland Unien Oi! Products Home Phone 273-2733 Auburn Highway at City Limits Grass Valley, California Phone 273-6925 ROCKLIN ----Planning to enroll at college at midyear? Sierra CollegeRegistrar James McClusky warned today that applications for admission should be filed dur*%ADD FUEL TO YOUR FIRE FUEL OIL.that is PHONE 265-4503 * 273-8461 HALE’S rapio & Tv Small Appliances & Electric Iron Repair Service ALL WORK GUARANTEED 115 N, School Street, Grass Valley (basement) ing the first two weeks of January, along with transcripts of high school records, or records of w ork done at other schools, Guidance testing will be given for all hew students Jan. 27, at 9 a.m, on the campus, Registration for spring classes will be held Jan, 31, Feb. 1 and Feb, 2, with classes Starting Feb, 5, Returning students register Jan. 15 to 19, YESTERDAY davs. 4000 pee CLOTH deliver, install, do the wiring and venting. oe ecuaeeme ES DRYER’ ee * 0 a4 vont Be ice Sos * PPT Coles Lod ro @e pte We do the WHOLE job for you— shown in this old newspaper print. moval of the third floor. .The Union Hotel started out life with three stories as -.The ravages of time and fire caused the reThis photo was taken in pre-freeway Realtors Voice Objections Of Subdivision Plan To Planning NEVADA CIT Y~--A subcommittee of the Nevada County Planning Commission met Monday morning with representatives of the Nevada County Board of Realtors. ; Realtors presented their objections to the proposed subdivision ordinance and askedthe commission to junk the proposed ordinance and begin again with an ordinance proposed by the real estate group. Commission members refused, pointing out that the proposed ordinance is now under discussion throughout the county, and that subcommittees of the commis-~ sion will meet with numerous other interested organizations to discuss that specific ordinance and its features. A tape of the discussion was made sothat other commission members and supervisors will have reference to the subcommittee meeting. The meeting Monday followed the second hearing on the proposed ordinance w hich was held last week. Numerous residents among the 250 in attendance at that hearing voiced their views of the ordinance, Among comments at the hearing were the following: Robert McWhinney, Indian S prings Roadrancher and newly appointed tothe commission, proposed that a subdivision ordinance include only the specifications of the state map act, plus a lot width minimum and county road specifications, Pete Scribner urged the members of the planning commission to "stand up on their own two feet" and say what they think. David Maltman said he} believes a subdivision ordinance is necessary, but he said the proposed ordinance will not “fit for 15 or 20 years." He praised the real estate board ordinance as a good foundation on which to build. A. Van Houtum of Rough and Ready said people come toNevada County for country living, and they can't get it if you require sidewalks and other city controls, PhilPersoneni told the commission that ifit worked for two years and produced something as outrageous as § that,” it ought to allow an additional 60 days for study. Commission “marked disinclination" to change decisions of the planning commission, He said it was important that any changes needed in the ordinance should be made by the planning commission, Ray Jacobus said "we do need an ordinance” to prevent unscrupulous subdividers from coming in, but he said that a transaction involving four parcels or less does not constitute a subdivision, Bill Stinson asked whether the commission would eliminate the “key objection," that involving the definition of a subdivision. Bob Gates asked the commission, "Is this something people wish to live with?" Commissioner Robert Graham said, "No," He added that the constructive suggestions were welcome and "I think we're getting somewhere, " Commissioner G.R, Beechel pointed out the ordinance” was never passed" by the commission, only put up for hearing, He said in his opinion the ordinance would be amended and modified and would not be adopted “until we're satisfied, " Hugh Harris of North San Juan, Mrs, David Rose of Brunswick Rd., Al Gelhaus of Grass Valley, and Pat O' Brien of Grass Valley all raised questions about specific provisions of the proposed. ordinance, Thenextregular meeting of the commission is scheduled forJan, 8-at7:30 p.m. in the supervisors chambers, Commissionmembers attending last night, in addition to those mentioned, were Melva Hillier, John Looser, and Alfred Heller. LAST MINUTE SUGGESTIONS! eM Ie 4 a i Bill Esterly spoke in supARROW shirts & q tof th 1 estate board R COMPLETE LINE of G.E, . A S00D ASSORTMENT} grt the eel orate ott] Wandkerchiofs "afine thing to start with." : TRANSISTOR and . OF ELECTRIC soma can wT SUPERBA ties . had to start here. TON . : LO K 5438 geey Noe tk id. "the PENDLETON q TABLE RADIOS 19% people are inthe same mood shirts & robes and up and up ee tee ceeeny ROUGH RIDER slacks . Bill Orton of Peardale said, . caec HAIR DRYERS.CAN OPENERS ‘afar athis county is con-. MARMAN sport coats} . ] cerned, thisthing isa monoe 5 WAFFLE IRONS.BLENDERS strosity, a Frankenstein." . TEX TAN ELECTRIC ELECTRIC TOASTER OVENS ArdisBellof Grass Valley} belts & wallets . . . id, "I'm glad we have a q PERCOLATORS planning commistonaad. SWANK jewelr . HEATERS planning commission an y 1 Mr. Roberts’ services. In : fif h h INTERWOVEN es $695 st up et ae TODAY.Torn down now, only the site remains, being used walla Suntan or ESQUIRE socks v 0 O as a parking lot. look back on this night and a sa ‘re glad had a] McGREGOR . es — WATCHES i CLOCKS . he commission. : sport shirts ; ; Mrs, B i : ; G.E. and TOASTMASTER oe Ftc ae pia of sha emaad te & jackets i FRYING PANS rxo1521 > SOME 20% off —— cae see, . . KING SIZE WITH REMOVABLE CONTROL _2314 82040 St. Navana ary ee Agr psdantapgiy NUNN-BUSH shoes ' TIMELY CLOTHES or CURLEE suits ' TOWNE & KING Ba CE Cy CP OO Oy i Ca OO OO CY . IMPROVES AND BEAUTIFIES ANY FIREPLACE! G.E. Electric HEATING . Bl k { § ae PLACE or BRENTWOOD : up Ze up ENCLOSURE ty GLEAMING SOLID BRASS FRAME? § penne al HEAT-TEMPERED GLASS DOORS! . § MANY OTHER GIFT IDEAS a . CANDIES -Whitmans, Pangburn's, Hoeffl Tayl a COMP L ETE STOC K fe) f G. E. an d H O OVE R PENS Parker, Sheaffer, Peete Mh 2 Ay One & pica Eliminates drafts. radiates cd hi sv P 8 i even heat. ; : 7 S WATCHES & CLOCKS Westclox, Timex, Hampden ee ees ee othing Gitts for Boys i VACUUM CLEANERS STARTING AT 39% UP§fil. PERFUMES & TOILETRIES -Prince Matchabelli, Dorothy [ff modern of uadiional deco, Sizes 8-20 Gray, Helena R : CONVENIENCE . Piano-hinged doors . USE OUR LAY-AWAY GIFT WRAPPING CHARGE ACCOUNTS nahh} Tussy toma [open easily. Sliding drat doors contro ej ——_ nie c] Hi PLAN oeee ’ WELCOME POTABLES Wines & Liquors for Dad SAFETY « Protects children and pets from GIFT WRAPPING _— DOUBLE THE AMOUNT ois sis TOYS AND GAMES FOR THE CHILDREN flying sparks. KE Ss Tassel lv Fee Homes Evouyrhare! iN AND SEE OUR OR, SEND OF TRADING STAMPS ON CASH PURCHASES, ur prices are lower lout of the high rent ea. Foote Electrical Co. Serving You Since 1922 519 Alta St., Grass Valley.Ph. 273-2478 a small deposit will hold any item until Christmas, CALL OR STOP COMPLETE OISPLAYS, SIZE OF FIREPLACE OPENING FOR FREE COLORFUL FIREPLACE IDEA BROCHURE! Grass Valley Drug . GRASS VALLEY GLASS CO. . = 0%. -Sesvany] . . ] Phone 273-4905 Phone, , . 273-2034 124 S. Auburn St. **** Grass Valley ie Colfax Ave.ph. 273-7218

"Page 4. -+.Wednesday, December 20, 1961..The Nevada County NUGGET ‘Airman Thied Class James ee Completes. Basic Training At Lackland LACKLAND AFB, Tex, --tary training at Lackland] AFB Airman Third Class James P, Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs, J.:J, Jackson of 118 Boulder Street, Nevada City, is being assigned to Chennault AFB,. La., for training as an ad‘Ministrative specialist. He recently completed United States Air Force basic miliAirmanJackson is a graduate of Nevada Union High School in Grass Valley. Trees were a vital part of nearly all the pagan Northland's festivals long before the Christian era, ChristmasREAL VALUES 161 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY pay srrore YESTERDAY. OPEN SUNDAY December 24 & from 10a.m. to 5p.m. ¥ .to help Santa give you a very Merry \2) 2-20 25st 5.7 02-5 S — Sets Application Deadline Diesel & Stove Oil 76 Uniflame Heating Oils Pat Sutherland Unien Oi! Products Home Phone 273-2733 Auburn Highway at City Limits Grass Valley, California Phone 273-6925 ROCKLIN ----Planning to enroll at college at midyear? Sierra CollegeRegistrar James McClusky warned today that applications for admission should be filed dur*%ADD FUEL TO YOUR FIRE FUEL OIL..that is PHONE 265-4503 * 273-8461 HALE’S rapio & Tv Small Appliances & Electric Iron Repair Service ALL WORK GUARANTEED 115 N, School Street, Grass Valley (basement) ing the first two weeks of January, along with transcripts of high school records, or records of w ork done at other schools, Guidance testing will be given for all hew students Jan. 27, at 9 a.m, on the campus, Registration for spring classes will be held Jan, 31, Feb. 1 and Feb, 2, with classes Starting Feb, 5, Returning students register Jan. 15 to 19, YESTERDAY davs. 4000 pee CLOTH deliver, install, do the wiring and venting. oe ecuaeeme ES DRYER’ ee * 0 a4 vont Be ice Sos * PPT Coles Lod ro @e pte We do the WHOLE job for you— shown in this old newspaper print. moval of the third floor. ..The Union Hotel started out life with three stories as -..The ravages of time and fire caused the reThis photo was taken in pre-freeway Realtors Voice Objections Of Subdivision Plan To Planning NEVADA CIT Y~--A subcommittee of the Nevada County Planning Commission met Monday morning with representatives of the Nevada County Board of Realtors. ; Realtors presented their objections to the proposed subdivision ordinance and askedthe commission to junk the proposed ordinance and begin again with an ordinance proposed by the real estate group. Commission members refused, pointing out that the proposed ordinance is now under discussion throughout the county, and that subcommittees of the commis-~ sion will meet with numerous other interested organizations to discuss that specific ordinance and its features. A tape of the discussion was made sothat other commission members and supervisors will have reference to the subcommittee meeting. The meeting Monday followed the second hearing on the proposed ordinance w hich was held last week. Numerous residents among the 250 in attendance at that hearing voiced their views of the ordinance, Among comments at the hearing were the following: Robert McWhinney, Indian S prings Roadrancher and newly appointed tothe commission, proposed that a subdivision ordinance include only the specifications of the state map act, plus a lot width minimum and county road specifications, Pete Scribner urged the members of the planning commission to "stand up on their own two feet" and say what they think. David Maltman said he} believes a subdivision ordinance is necessary, but he said the proposed ordinance will not “fit for 15 or 20 years." He praised the real estate board ordinance as a good foundation on which to build. A. Van Houtum of Rough and Ready said people come

toNevada County for country living, and they can't get it if you require sidewalks and other city controls, PhilPersoneni told the commission that ifit worked for two years and produced something as outrageous as § that,” it ought to allow an additional 60 days for study. Commission “marked disinclination" to change decisions of the planning commission, He said it was important that any changes needed in the ordinance should be made by the planning commission, Ray Jacobus said "we do need an ordinance” to prevent unscrupulous subdividers from coming in, but he said that a transaction involving four parcels or less does not constitute a subdivision, Bill Stinson asked whether the commission would eliminate the “key objection," that involving the definition of a subdivision. Bob Gates asked the commission, "Is this something people wish to live with?" Commissioner Robert Graham said, "No," He added that the constructive suggestions were welcome and "I think we're getting somewhere, " Commissioner G.R, Beechel pointed out the ordinance” was never passed" by the commission, only put up for hearing, He said in his opinion the ordinance would be amended and modified and would not be adopted “until we're satisfied, " Hugh Harris of North San Juan, Mrs, David Rose of Brunswick Rd., Al Gelhaus of Grass Valley, and Pat O' Brien of Grass Valley all raised questions about specific provisions of the proposed. ordinance, Thenextregular meeting of the commission is scheduled forJan, 8-at7:30 p.m. in the supervisors chambers, Commissionmembers attending last night, in addition to those mentioned, were Melva Hillier, John Looser, and Alfred Heller. LAST MINUTE SUGGESTIONS! eM Ie 4 a i Bill Esterly spoke in supARROW shirts & q tof th 1 estate board R COMPLETE LINE of G.E, . A S00D ASSORTMENT} grt the eel orate ott] Wandkerchiofs "afine thing to start with." : TRANSISTOR and . OF ELECTRIC soma can wT SUPERBA ties . had to start here. TON . : LO K 5438 geey Noe tk id. "the PENDLETON q TABLE RADIOS 19% people are inthe same mood shirts & robes and up and up ee tee ceeeny ROUGH RIDER slacks . Bill Orton of Peardale said, . caec HAIR DRYERS.CAN OPENERS ‘afar athis county is con-. MARMAN sport coats} . ] cerned, thisthing isa monoe 5 WAFFLE IRONS.BLENDERS strosity, a Frankenstein." . TEX TAN ELECTRIC ELECTRIC TOASTER OVENS ArdisBellof Grass Valley} belts & wallets . . . id, "I'm glad we have a q PERCOLATORS planning commistonaad. SWANK jewelr . HEATERS planning commission an y 1 Mr. Roberts’ services. In : fif h h INTERWOVEN es $695 st up et ae TODAY..Torn down now, only the site remains, being used walla Suntan or ESQUIRE socks v 0 O as a parking lot. look back on this night and a sa ‘re glad had a] McGREGOR . es — WATCHES i CLOCKS . he commission. : sport shirts ; ; Mrs, B i : ; G.E. and TOASTMASTER oe Ftc ae pia of sha emaad te & jackets i FRYING PANS rxo1521 > SOME 20% off —— cae see, . . KING SIZE WITH REMOVABLE CONTROL _2314 82040 St. Navana ary ee Agr psdantapgiy NUNN-BUSH shoes ' TIMELY CLOTHES or CURLEE suits ' TOWNE & KING Ba CE Cy CP OO Oy i Ca OO OO CY . IMPROVES AND BEAUTIFIES ANY FIREPLACE! G.E. Electric HEATING . Bl k { § ae PLACE or BRENTWOOD : up Ze up ENCLOSURE ty GLEAMING SOLID BRASS FRAME? § penne al HEAT-TEMPERED GLASS DOORS! . § MANY OTHER GIFT IDEAS a . CANDIES -Whitmans, Pangburn's, Hoeffl Tayl a COMP L ETE STOC K fe) f G. E. an d H O OVE R PENS Parker, Sheaffer, Peete Mh 2 Ay One & pica Eliminates drafts.. radiates cd hi sv P 8 i even heat. ; : 7 S WATCHES & CLOCKS Westclox, Timex, Hampden ee ees ee othing Gitts for Boys i VACUUM CLEANERS STARTING AT 39% UP§fil. PERFUMES & TOILETRIES -Prince Matchabelli, Dorothy [ff modern of uadiional deco, Sizes 8-20 Gray, Helena R : CONVENIENCE . Piano-hinged doors . USE OUR LAY-AWAY GIFT WRAPPING CHARGE ACCOUNTS nahh} Tussy toma [open easily. Sliding drat doors contro ej ——_ nie c] Hi PLAN oeee ’ WELCOME POTABLES Wines & Liquors for Dad SAFETY « Protects children and pets from GIFT WRAPPING _— DOUBLE THE AMOUNT ois sis TOYS AND GAMES FOR THE CHILDREN flying sparks. KE Ss Tassel lv Fee Homes Evouyrhare! iN AND SEE OUR OR, SEND OF TRADING STAMPS ON CASH PURCHASES, ur prices are lower lout of the high rent ea. Foote Electrical Co. Serving You Since 1922 519 Alta St., Grass Valley.Ph. 273-2478 a small deposit will hold any item until Christmas, CALL OR STOP COMPLETE OISPLAYS, SIZE OF FIREPLACE OPENING FOR FREE COLORFUL FIREPLACE IDEA BROCHURE! Grass Valley Drug . GRASS VALLEY GLASS CO. . = 0%. -Sesvany] . . ] Phone 273-4905 Phone, , . 273-2034 124 S. Auburn St. **** Grass Valley ie Colfax Ave.ph. 273-7218