December 20, 1961 (16 pages)

_ See GOLD NUGGET and QUARTZ JEWELRY Makes lasting gitts and appropriate souvenirs of the Gold Country, DIAMONDS WATCHES CLOCKS And Many Other Gifts SILVERWARE REKKRRKRRRKRKKE EXPERT WATCH AND — JEWELRY REPAIRING ee HARTUNG’S Grass () Valley _PIRST VIEW----On the road between Lake City and North Blo his first view of the vast and impressive multicolored Malakoff Hydraulic Diggin's, proposed state park site in the 1962 bond issue under consideration. i omfield a visitor gets eC@weters Since 1875 24 MILL ST»sGRASS VALLEY! Phone 273-3039 NEVADA CITY---The United States Treasury DeTOOL & EQUIPMENT BEE LINE *°°* ‘asc: Nevada City Hiway. . 273-4216 WELDING HEATING..COOLING gar ear DEPENDABLE : ips SHEET METAL WORK 1933 — 196] OF HILLS FLAT Phone 273-4455 D> LICENSED CONTRACTORS —_—=—_=_— EXCAVATING, DOZER & BACK HOE WORK Septic Tanks Trenching SAND GRAVEL FILL MATERIALSCRUSHED ROCK TOP SOIL C.E. (King) Jesswein PHONE 265-2354 READY: May WHERE & WHEN YOU WANT IT ansen ros. Excavating * Grading Paving 273.3100 CONCRETE BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY Grass Valley, Nevada City Highway 273-6105 High atop the OAKLAND-BERKELEY hills magnificent setting for Pleasure European Plan Write directly to: Murray Lehr Managing Director Victor E. Roberts General Manoger @ see your Travel Agent Telephone: THornwall 3-3720 in San Francisco it's the Hotel partment has cited the Nevada County Nugget for "patriotic service to the Nation” with the presentation today of a special award which commemorates the 20th anniversary of the U, S, Savings Bonds program, WillardJ, Rose, chairman of the Nevada County Volunteer Savings Bonds Committee, deliveredthe award from Treasury Secretary C, Douglas Dillion toR, Dean Thompson, editor of the Nugget. He said the citation expressed the government's of. ficial appreciation of public service which has contributed tothe success of Defense Bond, War Bond and Saving Bond drives through the years, "Present developments in the world situation give a new dimension to our Savings Bonds Program as some means to help finance the increase in the national defense budget and furnish our Armed Forces with the weapon#of survival in this atomic age," Rosesaid. "Investment in U.S. Savings Bonds is a patriotic action available to every citizen which will help strengthen and stabilize our national economic and military security," He announced that a special campaign now isin progress throughout the country to assure that all Americans are informed of the recent improvements in Series E Bonds, which were first introduced 20 years ago, and their companion Series H Bonds, first offered by the Treasury in 1952, Both types of Savings Bonds now pay the higher earnings 20th Anniversary Of Bonds Commemorated pounded semi-annually andthree fourths per cent when held to maturity; are compounded interest for an not subjecttofluctuations in additional ten years after value, and are replaced maturity, without cost to the owner if —_ Rose pointed out that highlost or destroyed by any er interest rates on Savings cause, he explained. The Bonds, extensions beyond investment yield on both E maturity, the privilege of and H Bonds pays two and ‘exchanging E Bonds for the one half per cent for the first current income H Bonds 18 months and then four per without limitation on the acent to maturity. mount involved, andthe deE Bonds, which grow in ferment of liability for incash value each six months, cometaxes on E Bond earnnow havea shorter maturity ings until they or the H Bonds of sevenyears and nine to which they may be conmonths witha guarantee ten verted are cashed, now comyear extension, HBonds sell binetoform an ideal instruandredeem at face value in’ ment for individual retire$500,$1000,$5000 and $10, ment plans with higher guar000 denominations and proanteedincome, Since 1958 vide current income for ten both E and HBonds have been years by Treasury interest available for investment by checks mailedsemi-annualinstitutions and organizaly tothe owners, The Treations, aswell as individuals, sury recently announced that ms 4 y The M, H. deYoung Memonds purchased between : ; ill ; will continue to earn three public on March 25, 1925. of 3 and 3/4 per cent comThe Bay area's only resort hotel 20 minutes from San Francisco = extends its own unique brand of hospitality to charm travelers, Secluded in a 22-acre glamorous garden setting with breathtaking views of the Bay area, The Claremont offers all the conveniences of a progressive metropolitan hotel. Climate lends itself to perfect year-around holidays ccol summers and mild winters. 300 beautiful view rooms and suites are individually styled and ‘decore’ :d.the ultimate in modern luxury. Dine in elegant splendor at moderate prices in the delightful Garden Room for luncheon, and buffet dinners featuring the largest, longest, and most bountiful buffet table in the West. famous Wine Fountain. Dinner dancing Saturday night. Swim in the new heated swimming pool: for relaxation cabanas poolside. The Claremont is only minutes away from all sports and recreations. .golf, tennis, fshing, riding, sightseeing, etc. 1200-car FREE parking lot LARGEST CONVENTION BANQUETIN THE WEST -GROUPS TO 4,000 The Elarvemonl Holel OAKLAND /BERKELEY /' DINING FACILITIES CALIFORNIA Teletype: OA 520 (° gute nape y * GR4-6464 New Consent Plant Opens In No. Calif REDDING---Big wheels began turning today at the firstnew cement manufacturing plant to be built in northern California in nearly _ & Quarter of a century. The occasion was the fir-. ing of the 425-foot long kiln at Calaveras Cement Com-. pany’s streamlined plant 12 miles north of Redding. _The Flintkote Company, of which Calaveras is an operating division, has inves~ted $15,000,000 in the ultramodern plant now in final stages of construction. The plant will have an annual production capacity of 1,5000, 000 barrels of cement a year. Most of its equipment, including the kiln, is electronically controlled, Flintkote vice-president Wm, Wallace Mein, Jr., who also is president of Calaveras, joined Grant W, Metzger, Calaveras vicepresident in charge of production; and JamesC, Curry, manager of the plant, at an informal kiln firing ceremony today at ll a.m, Unlike most cement plants in the west, the. Calaveras installation will utilizea “day” manufacturing process in which no water is mixed with raw materials as they are burned and ground to make cement, The 1200 -ton revolving -kiln -18 feet 6 inches in diameter at iti feed end and 12 feet in diameter at the point of discharge -will make one complete turn every 5lseconds, During its warm-up period, however, it will"creep"at a much slower rate, Mein estimates that approximately two days will . be required for temperatures to be brought up to 2700 de-~ grees Fahrenheit, This is heat enough to melt steel, a temperature necessary to bring about the chemical changes in limestone and shale which are essential to the process of making cement, Calaveras w i11 stockpile clinker produced by the kiln, with initial shipments of finished cement scheduled for some time after the first of the year, WORKING PRESIDENT. «President-elect Tom Yost of the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce smiles as he plans for new and greater promotions for 1962. Yost will be installed at a dinner Jan. 20 welcoming Tahoe National Forest to its new Nevada City headquarters building. } Daves & FREE ESTIMATES THE BEST MOVE STORAGE @ you ever mave 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781 with a gift that reaches the heart of those who hold Nevada County dear. Give a NUGGET subscription. $4 one year $6 two years

_ See GOLD NUGGET and QUARTZ JEWELRY Makes lasting gitts and appropriate souvenirs of the Gold Country, DIAMONDS WATCHES CLOCKS And Many Other Gifts SILVERWARE REKKRRKRRRKRKKE EXPERT WATCH AND — JEWELRY REPAIRING ee HARTUNG’S Grass () Valley _PIRST VIEW----On the road between Lake City and North Blo his first view of the vast and impressive multicolored Malakoff Hydraulic Diggin's, proposed state park site in the 1962 bond issue under consideration. i omfield a visitor gets eC@weters Since 1875 24 MILL ST»sGRASS VALLEY! Phone 273-3039 NEVADA CITY---The United States Treasury DeTOOL & EQUIPMENT BEE LINE *°°* ‘asc: Nevada City Hiway. . 273-4216 WELDING HEATING....COOLING gar ear DEPENDABLE : ips SHEET METAL WORK 1933 — 196] OF HILLS FLAT Phone 273-4455 D> LICENSED CONTRACTORS —_—=—_=_— EXCAVATING, DOZER & BACK HOE WORK Septic Tanks Trenching SAND GRAVEL FILL MATERIALSCRUSHED ROCK TOP SOIL C.E. (King) Jesswein PHONE 265-2354 READY: May WHERE & WHEN YOU WANT IT ansen ros. Excavating * Grading Paving 273.3100 CONCRETE BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY Grass Valley, Nevada City Highway 273-6105 High atop the OAKLAND-BERKELEY hills magnificent setting for Pleasure European Plan Write directly to: Murray Lehr Managing Director Victor E. Roberts General Manoger @ see your Travel Agent Telephone: THornwall 3-3720 in San Francisco it's the Hotel partment has cited the Nevada County Nugget for "patriotic service to the Nation” with the presentation today of a special award which commemorates the 20th anniversary of the U, S, Savings Bonds program, WillardJ, Rose, chairman of the Nevada County Volunteer Savings Bonds Committee, deliveredthe award from Treasury Secretary C, Douglas Dillion toR, Dean Thompson, editor of the Nugget. He said the citation expressed the government's of. ficial appreciation of public service which has contributed tothe success of Defense Bond, War Bond and Saving Bond drives through the years, "Present developments in the world situation give a new dimension to our Savings Bonds Program as some means to help finance the increase in the national defense budget and furnish our Armed Forces with the weapon#of survival in this atomic age," Rosesaid. "Investment in U.S. Savings Bonds is a patriotic action available to every citizen which will help strengthen and stabilize our national economic and military security," He announced that a special campaign now isin progress throughout the country to assure that all Americans are informed of the recent improvements in Series E Bonds, which were first introduced 20 years ago, and their companion Series H Bonds, first offered by the Treasury in 1952, Both types of Savings Bonds now pay the higher earnings 20th Anniversary Of Bonds Commemorated pounded semi-annually andthree fourths per cent when held to maturity; are compounded interest for an not subjecttofluctuations in additional ten years after value, and are replaced maturity, without cost to the owner if —_ Rose pointed out that highlost or destroyed by any er interest rates on Savings cause, he explained. The Bonds, extensions beyond investment yield on both E maturity, the privilege of

and H Bonds pays two and ‘exchanging E Bonds for the one half per cent for the first current income H Bonds 18 months and then four per without limitation on the acent to maturity. mount involved, andthe deE Bonds, which grow in ferment of liability for incash value each six months, cometaxes on E Bond earnnow havea shorter maturity ings until they or the H Bonds of sevenyears and nine to which they may be conmonths witha guarantee ten verted are cashed, now comyear extension, HBonds sell binetoform an ideal instruandredeem at face value in’ ment for individual retire$500,$1000,$5000 and $10, ment plans with higher guar000 denominations and proanteedincome, Since 1958 vide current income for ten both E and HBonds have been years by Treasury interest available for investment by checks mailedsemi-annualinstitutions and organizaly tothe owners, The Treations, aswell as individuals, sury recently announced that ms 4 y The M, H. deYoung Memonds purchased between : ; ill ; will continue to earn three public on March 25, 1925. of 3 and 3/4 per cent comThe Bay area's only resort hotel 20 minutes from San Francisco = extends its own unique brand of hospitality to charm travelers, Secluded in a 22-acre glamorous garden setting with breathtaking views of the Bay area, The Claremont offers all the conveniences of a progressive metropolitan hotel. Climate lends itself to perfect year-around holidays ccol summers and mild winters. 300 beautiful view rooms and suites are individually styled and ‘decore’ :d..the ultimate in modern luxury. Dine in elegant splendor at moderate prices in the delightful Garden Room for luncheon, and buffet dinners featuring the largest, longest, and most bountiful buffet table in the West.. famous Wine Fountain. Dinner dancing Saturday night. Swim in the new heated swimming pool: for relaxation cabanas poolside. The Claremont is only minutes away from all sports and recreations. .golf, tennis, fshing, riding, sightseeing, etc. 1200-car FREE parking lot LARGEST CONVENTION BANQUETIN THE WEST -GROUPS TO 4,000 The Elarvemonl Holel OAKLAND /BERKELEY /' DINING FACILITIES CALIFORNIA Teletype: OA 520 (° gute nape y * GR4-6464 New Consent Plant Opens In No. Calif REDDING---Big wheels began turning today at the firstnew cement manufacturing plant to be built in northern California in nearly _ & Quarter of a century. The occasion was the fir-. ing of the 425-foot long kiln at Calaveras Cement Com-. pany’s streamlined plant 12 miles north of Redding. _The Flintkote Company, of which Calaveras is an operating division, has inves~ted $15,000,000 in the ultramodern plant now in final stages of construction. The plant will have an annual production capacity of 1,5000, 000 barrels of cement a year. Most of its equipment, including the kiln, is electronically controlled, Flintkote vice-president Wm, Wallace Mein, Jr., who also is president of Calaveras, joined Grant W, Metzger, Calaveras vicepresident in charge of production; and JamesC, Curry, manager of the plant, at an informal kiln firing ceremony today at ll a.m, Unlike most cement plants in the west, the. Calaveras installation will utilizea “day” manufacturing process in which no water is mixed with raw materials as they are burned and ground to make cement, The 1200 -ton revolving -kiln -18 feet 6 inches in diameter at iti feed end and 12 feet in diameter at the point of discharge -will make one complete turn every 5lseconds, During its warm-up period, however, it will"creep"at a much slower rate, Mein estimates that approximately two days will . be required for temperatures to be brought up to 2700 de-~ grees Fahrenheit, This is heat enough to melt steel, a temperature necessary to bring about the chemical changes in limestone and shale which are essential to the process of making cement, Calaveras w i11 stockpile clinker produced by the kiln, with initial shipments of finished cement scheduled for some time after the first of the year, WORKING PRESIDENT.. «President-elect Tom Yost of the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce smiles as he plans for new and greater promotions for 1962. Yost will be installed at a dinner Jan. 20 welcoming Tahoe National Forest to its new Nevada City headquarters building. } Daves & FREE ESTIMATES THE BEST MOVE STORAGE @ you ever mave 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781 with a gift that reaches the heart of those who hold Nevada County dear. Give a NUGGET subscription. $4 one year $6 two years