December 21, 1960 (22 pages)

DOLL DANCE.Nevada City Lion president Roman Rozynski (left) and dance chairman Len Gilbert smile over the success of the 1960 Doll Dance held Saturday night at Seaman's Lodge in Nevada City. Although the crowd was small, the Christmas spiritwas not lacking. Mrs. C. Berryman of Grass ‘Valley got the doll and with it a problem of her own---which of ten children should find the doll under the Christmas tree. UY UNIT LOTS & SAVE ++*x D.E. MATSON FOREST PRODUCTS HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY +++tt+ + +4++4+4++4 Dial 273-2971 FREE Delivery up to 10 miles Xmas Party F City Saturday night. Lita OOM tle Zi He Mary Lease, Ye Olde Shoppe That little Gift and Antique Shop in Rough & Ready IS bPEN til 9pm until Ch istmag . OPEN 7 DAYS A Week . ) WF everyone present. their wives. WHY NOT A BEAUTIFUL CANDLE FOR THAT LAST MINUTE GIFT MANY OTHER ITEMS TOO wives; Don Minarich, Carol Shuffield and young Melvin Olsen, Jr. group in singing Christmas carols and in opening presents. ° The employees gave Earl Ade oppe o . Covey 4 pair of his last years overshoes wrapped around a Rough & Ready re A A gift order. Everyone agreed it Lillian Oliver ph. 273-4178 was the nicest Christmas party held so far. GRASS VALLEY & NEVADA CITY aD: ONE STOP SHOPPING q THE LAST MINUTE SHOPPER @ FURNITURE ELECTRIC BLANKETS LIVING & BED ROOM FURNITURE @ GIFTWARES GLA SSWARE — CANDLES — @® HOMEWARES SUNBEAM — REVERE WARE» CORNING WARE —PYREX — ECKO ELECTRIC APPLIANCES e TOYS SCHWINN BIKES — DOLLS — TRAINS GAMES — EDUCATIONAL TOYS © GARDEN & PET SUPPLIES BARE ROOT'ROSES —— POINSETTIAS TROPICAL FISH —— ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS PLUS.. S & H Green Stamps BRASSW ARE CERAMICS Free Gift Wrapping Free Parking Rear Of Each Store Easy Pay Way Charge Accounts ere GRASS VALLEY & NEVADA CITY i SGR ON . Covey Holds The employees and the wives of the men of Earl Covey 's Garage held their annual Christmas Party in the Victorian Room of the National Hotel in Nevada It was a jolly crowd that enjoyed a delicious trukey y dinner. ‘ Fi j WY, Cit. It was also the birthday of We Wlie Mrs. Covey baked and decorateda beautifulsur prise birthday cake which was enjoyed by T hose present were the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Covey, Florence Kelley and Bryner Macey of the office staff; Lloyd Olsen, Mel Olsen, Howdy Pemberton, Jim Grant, and Winnie Bryant of the shop department and Jerry Vignal, Russell Lease and Earle “Randy” Randloph of the Sales Staff and their Mrs. Randolph lead the . y, + doo eS i 4 as z e z E "= ” § Fy utes as read. Mrs. William Eddy appeared before the Board and the matter was referred to the Road Commissioner for Mr. Adolph Meskovitz appeared before the Board and entered into a discussion on the need for the county to have legal representation on the Interstate Cempact Commission, and a mection was made, duly seconded and. passed unanimously, to enter into negotiations with Mr. Moskovitz to represent the County of Nevada. A travel, request from Judge Gray Judge of the attend a Traffic Schcol was. presented to the Board and . @ motion was made, duly Seconded and passed unanimously, denying the travel request. The Deputy District Attorney presented the Board with a resolution calling for a special election to form a fire district and a motion was made, duly sec. onded and passed unanimously, to adopt the resolution. Upon a roll call ballot, a unanimous vote was recorded. Mrs. Margery Worth, County Welfare Director, appeared before the Board and entered into a discussion on the transfer of a county resident to Weimar for an operation and Supervisor Robinson was requested to find if it was economically feasible to transfer the patient. e County Auditor presented the Board with the Claims Register showing thereon the amount of . claims due and Payable by . the County and a motion was made, duly seconded and passé unanimously, authorizing the following . } claims for payment: . Fund umber Amount . General : 2016-2078 $10,234.50 . Veterans _ 6421.47 Promotional ~e 19-20 15.00 . Hospital . 394-432 “4,264.46 iCarnegie in Exercise Yellow! Jacket Army Pfc. Lee R. Carne8ie, whose. wife Sheryl and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irving C. Carnegie, live at 631 ley, .recently participated with other personnel from the Ist Division’s 5th Cavalry in Exercise Yellow Jacket II in Korea. The field training exercise, emphasizing night withdrawal and attack, was part of the continuous training program conducted by the division. Carnegie, a pharmacist in the cavalry’s Headquarters Company, entered the Army in March, 1959, and received basic combat training at Fort Ord. ON ANY seconded and passed unani«. mously, approving’ the minstudy and subsequent re} port Nevada Judicial District, to jde Brighton Street, Grass ValCc DONNA LE mitted bids for a sprinkling system at the County HosThe bids were, from Viking Automatic Sprinkling Company in the amount of $11,480.00 and from the Grinnell ComSone in the amount of $11,A motion was made by Supervisor Loehr, seconded by Supervisor Robinson Passed unanimously, awarding the bid to the Viking Automatic Sprinkling Company in the amount of $11,480.00. The resignation of Mr. Charles Litton as Chairman of the County Planhing Commission was read to the Board and action on the resignation was deferred. . Judge Verle Gray renred a report to the Board and requested that he be authorized to engage a fulltime Clerk in his office and the. matter was deferred. At this time a motion was made, duly seconded ‘and Passed unanimously, to adjourn for lunch to reconvene at 1:30 P.M. z AFTERNOON SESSION _ The Board reconvened tat 1:30 P.M. and all members of the Board were noted as present. This being the time heretofore set for a public hearing on the proposed Donner Lake Zoning as recommended by the Co Planning Commission,/Mr. Paul At. kinson Donner 2 Comp4ny protested the ‘pro-: posed zoning south of Summit Creek. Mr. Estes, President of the Donner Lake Property Owners Association, spcke to the Board briefly and stated that thé tty Owners Association was in favor of the proposed zoning as recommended. i The District Attorney then pesented the Board with proposed Ordinance No. 239 (an Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 196) and a motion was made by Supervisor Loehr, duly seconded, to adopt Ordinance No. 239 and upon a roll call ballot, a unanimous vote was recorded. Mr. Larry Quimby appeared before the Board as Foreman of the 1960 Grand Jury and again recommended that the County appoint the County Auditor as exofficio County Controller and gave various reasons why the Grand Jury felt a County -Controller was necessary. Mr. Al Boreland, hairman of the County Offices Committee, gave reasons why the Grand Jury felt the Centroller appointment should be made and also stated that he felt an ordinance should be adopted setting forth the qualifications for the County Auditor-Controller as contained in the Government Code. A motion was made by Supervisor Loehr, duly seconded, directing the District Attorney to prepare a resolution creating the office of County Controller and an ordinance to implement the Qualifications Bill as contained in the Government representing . 0% OFF COSTUME JEWELRY FROM NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS . BRING THIS COUPON WITH YOU > _—_——_ —_ = _ = a LEE Es ke Development,: €: to a 60 foot minimum ; tween members of the petoriiy. in. the audience “and. tie” ly . in audience « ; ; _— . matter was finally deferred . , meeting of the Boahd. @ ; per f for conclusion Leroy peared Board in se Sapo ake nae A motion was made by annum on the Wet Hill Road and . Supervisor Loehr, duly secthe matter was referred to. onded and passed unaniino U A Q TE RLY the Road Commissioner. mously, to adjourn to meet d ; wrath el At the request of the} again on January 3, 1961, — Chairman of the Board, the /s/ W. W. BISHOP, Clerk read a ruling from the District Attorney which in effect stated that the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors, Attest: area were effectively aban-. /8/ JOHN T. TRAUNER, doned by the: County in Clerk of the Board. 1943. Various persons in th i audience, including Miss : Retha Downey, Mr. Frank THIS IS MUE JUN MINY Rowe, Mr. Walter Sanford é : KATE GREENAWAY and Mr. E. H. Spoor, spoke to the Board on the necessity of the County taking definite action on bringing those abandoned roads back into the road system. The Chairman proposed that a meeting be called between himself, Mr. Albert Casey, Mr. E. H. Spoor, Mr. Guy N. Robinson. and Mr. Leo Todd to determine if the property owners would be in a position to provide the county with deeds for the proposed roads. A_ subsequent report will be made to the Board at the next meeting. Mrs. Elwocd Ellinger appeared before the Board and stated that she was representing a group of people present in the audience about the Lower Colfax Road, commonly known as the “shortcut read,” and stated that their investigations proved that a deed to that road was given to the County in 1931 and request-' He loves me, he loves me not, he loves me— Daddy of course because I’m wearing his favorite Kate Greenaway with the great big daisy and petticoat-frothed wide skirt. Red cotton. Sizes 1 to 3, $4.98 ,e 3 to OX, $5.98 we 7 to 14, $7.98 STORK SHOP 132 Mill St., Grass Valley USE IT EVERYWHERE WINTER AND SUMMER STEELE SUPPLY Terminal Warehouse Bldg. . Grass Valley Dial 273-2201] ry 7 2 ‘ a) J JOIN THE THRONG OF HAPPY, SATISFIED CUSTOMERS. LOOK TO US FOR THE BEST. READY, EAGER AND WILLING TO MAKE YOU HAPPY Demar Dundas Sharp All Shop _--436 CLAY ST. , N.C, Will sharpen all kinds of saws lawn mower base knives, and adjust knives, scissors, or any other sharp edge tool. Satisfaction Assured Reasonable Prices Dial 265-2681 MeV ERY THING State Farm * John 1. Beitr MIITENEE "rere, Compons Grass Valley, Calif. tee — Phone 273-2304 . sariee One Thomas Hocking DEL ORO THEATRE BLDG. Kec _ Flower Shop We Specialize In Grass Valley 273-6578

DOLL DANCE..Nevada City Lion president Roman Rozynski (left) and dance chairman Len Gilbert smile over the success of the 1960 Doll Dance held Saturday night at Seaman's Lodge in Nevada City. Although the crowd was small, the Christmas spiritwas not lacking. Mrs. C. Berryman of Grass ‘Valley got the doll and with it a problem of her own---which of ten children should find the doll under the Christmas tree. UY UNIT LOTS & SAVE ++*x D.E. MATSON FOREST PRODUCTS HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY +++tt+ + +4++4+4++4 Dial 273-2971 FREE Delivery up to 10 miles Xmas Party F City Saturday night. Lita OOM tle Zi He Mary Lease, Ye Olde Shoppe That little Gift and Antique Shop in Rough & Ready IS bPEN til 9pm until Ch istmag . OPEN 7 DAYS A Week . ) WF everyone present. their wives. WHY NOT A BEAUTIFUL CANDLE FOR THAT LAST MINUTE GIFT MANY OTHER ITEMS TOO wives; Don Minarich, Carol Shuffield and young Melvin Olsen, Jr. group in singing Christmas carols and in opening presents. ° The employees gave Earl Ade oppe o . Covey 4 pair of his last years overshoes wrapped around a Rough & Ready re A A gift order. Everyone agreed it Lillian Oliver ph. 273-4178 was the nicest Christmas party held so far. GRASS VALLEY & NEVADA CITY aD: ONE STOP SHOPPING q THE LAST MINUTE SHOPPER @ FURNITURE ELECTRIC BLANKETS LIVING & BED ROOM FURNITURE @ GIFTWARES GLA SSWARE — CANDLES — @® HOMEWARES SUNBEAM — REVERE WARE» CORNING WARE —PYREX — ECKO ELECTRIC APPLIANCES e TOYS SCHWINN BIKES — DOLLS — TRAINS GAMES — EDUCATIONAL TOYS © GARDEN & PET SUPPLIES BARE ROOT'ROSES —— POINSETTIAS TROPICAL FISH —— ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS PLUS... S & H Green Stamps BRASSW ARE CERAMICS Free Gift Wrapping Free Parking Rear Of Each Store Easy Pay Way Charge Accounts ere GRASS VALLEY & NEVADA CITY i SGR ON . Covey Holds The employees and the wives of the men of Earl Covey 's Garage held their annual Christmas Party in the Victorian Room of the National Hotel in Nevada It was a jolly crowd that enjoyed a delicious trukey y dinner. ‘ Fi j WY, Cit. It was also the birthday of We Wlie Mrs. Covey baked and decorateda beautifulsur prise birthday cake which was enjoyed by T hose present were the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Covey, Florence Kelley and Bryner Macey of the office staff; Lloyd Olsen, Mel Olsen, Howdy Pemberton, Jim Grant, and Winnie Bryant of the shop department and Jerry Vignal, Russell Lease and Earle “Randy” Randloph of the Sales Staff and their Mrs. Randolph lead the . y, + doo eS i 4 as z e z E "= ” § Fy utes as read. Mrs. William Eddy appeared before the Board and the matter was referred to the Road Commissioner for Mr. Adolph Meskovitz appeared before the Board and entered into a discussion on the need for the county to have legal representation on the Interstate Cempact Commission, and a mection was made, duly seconded and. passed unanimously, to enter into negotiations with Mr. Moskovitz to represent the County of Nevada. A travel, request from Judge Gray Judge of the attend a Traffic Schcol was. presented to the Board and . @ motion was made, duly Seconded and passed unanimously, denying the travel request. The Deputy District Attorney presented the Board with a resolution calling for a special election to form a fire district and a motion was made, duly sec. onded and passed unanimously, to adopt the resolution. Upon a roll call ballot, a unanimous vote was recorded. Mrs. Margery Worth, County Welfare Director, appeared before the Board and entered into a discussion on the transfer of a county resident to Weimar for an operation and Supervisor Robinson was requested to find if it was economically feasible to transfer the patient. e County Auditor presented the Board with the Claims Register showing thereon the amount of . claims due and Payable by . the County and a motion was made, duly seconded and passé unanimously, authorizing the following . } claims for payment: . Fund umber Amount . General : 2016-2078 $10,234.50 . Veterans _ 6421.47 Promotional ~e 19-20 15.00 . Hospital . 394-432 “4,264.46 iCarnegie in Exercise Yellow! Jacket Army Pfc. Lee R. Carne8ie, whose. wife Sheryl and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irving C. Carnegie, live at 631 ley, .recently participated with other personnel from the Ist Division’s 5th Cavalry in Exercise Yellow Jacket II in Korea. The field training exercise, emphasizing night withdrawal and attack, was part of the continuous training program conducted by the division. Carnegie, a pharmacist in the cavalry’s Headquarters Company, entered the Army in March, 1959, and received basic combat training at Fort Ord. ON ANY seconded and passed unani«. mously, approving’ the minstudy and subsequent re}

port Nevada Judicial District, to jde Brighton Street, Grass ValCc DONNA LE mitted bids for a sprinkling system at the County HosThe bids were, from Viking Automatic Sprinkling Company in the amount of $11,480.00 and from the Grinnell ComSone in the amount of $11,A motion was made by Supervisor Loehr, seconded by Supervisor Robinson Passed unanimously, awarding the bid to the Viking Automatic Sprinkling Company in the amount of $11,480.00. The resignation of Mr. Charles Litton as Chairman of the County Planhing Commission was read to the Board and action on the resignation was deferred. . Judge Verle Gray renred a report to the Board and requested that he be authorized to engage a fulltime Clerk in his office and the. matter was deferred. At this time a motion was made, duly seconded ‘and Passed unanimously, to adjourn for lunch to reconvene at 1:30 P.M. z AFTERNOON SESSION _ The Board reconvened tat 1:30 P.M. and all members of the Board were noted as present. This being the time heretofore set for a public hearing on the proposed Donner Lake Zoning as recommended by the Co Planning Commission,/Mr. Paul At. kinson Donner 2 Comp4ny protested the ‘pro-: posed zoning south of Summit Creek. Mr. Estes, President of the Donner Lake Property Owners Association, spcke to the Board briefly and stated that thé tty Owners Association was in favor of the proposed zoning as recommended. i The District Attorney then pesented the Board with proposed Ordinance No. 239 (an Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 196) and a motion was made by Supervisor Loehr, duly seconded, to adopt Ordinance No. 239 and upon a roll call ballot, a unanimous vote was recorded. Mr. Larry Quimby appeared before the Board as Foreman of the 1960 Grand Jury and again recommended that the County appoint the County Auditor as exofficio County Controller and gave various reasons why the Grand Jury felt a County -Controller was necessary. Mr. Al Boreland, hairman of the County Offices Committee, gave reasons why the Grand Jury felt the Centroller appointment should be made and also stated that he felt an ordinance should be adopted setting forth the qualifications for the County Auditor-Controller as contained in the Government Code. A motion was made by Supervisor Loehr, duly seconded, directing the District Attorney to prepare a resolution creating the office of County Controller and an ordinance to implement the Qualifications Bill as contained in the Government representing . 0% OFF COSTUME JEWELRY FROM NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS . BRING THIS COUPON WITH YOU > _—_——_ —_ = _ = a LEE Es ke Development,: €: to a 60 foot minimum ; tween members of the petoriiy. in. the audience “and. tie” ly . in audience « ; ; _— . matter was finally deferred . , meeting of the Boahd. @ ; per f for conclusion Leroy peared Board in se Sapo ake nae A motion was made by annum on the Wet Hill Road and . Supervisor Loehr, duly secthe matter was referred to. onded and passed unaniino U A Q TE RLY the Road Commissioner. mously, to adjourn to meet d ; wrath el At the request of the} again on January 3, 1961, — Chairman of the Board, the /s/ W. W. BISHOP, Clerk read a ruling from the District Attorney which in effect stated that the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors, Attest: area were effectively aban-. /8/ JOHN T. TRAUNER, doned by the: County in Clerk of the Board. 1943. Various persons in th i audience, including Miss : Retha Downey, Mr. Frank THIS IS MUE JUN MINY Rowe, Mr. Walter Sanford é : KATE GREENAWAY and Mr. E. H. Spoor, spoke to the Board on the necessity of the County taking definite action on bringing those abandoned roads back into the road system. The Chairman proposed that a meeting be called between himself, Mr. Albert Casey, Mr. E. H. Spoor, Mr. Guy N. Robinson. and Mr. Leo Todd to determine if the property owners would be in a position to provide the county with deeds for the proposed roads. A_ subsequent report will be made to the Board at the next meeting. Mrs. Elwocd Ellinger appeared before the Board and stated that she was representing a group of people present in the audience about the Lower Colfax Road, commonly known as the “shortcut read,” and stated that their investigations proved that a deed to that road was given to the County in 1931 and request-' He loves me, he loves me not, he loves me— Daddy of course because I’m wearing his favorite Kate Greenaway with the great big daisy and petticoat-frothed wide skirt. Red cotton. Sizes 1 to 3, $4.98 ,e 3 to OX, $5.98 we 7 to 14, $7.98 STORK SHOP 132 Mill St., Grass Valley USE IT EVERYWHERE WINTER AND SUMMER STEELE SUPPLY Terminal Warehouse Bldg. . Grass Valley Dial 273-2201] ry 7 2 ‘ a) J JOIN THE THRONG OF HAPPY, SATISFIED CUSTOMERS. LOOK TO US FOR THE BEST. READY, EAGER AND WILLING TO MAKE YOU HAPPY Demar Dundas Sharp All Shop _--436 CLAY ST. , N.C, Will sharpen all kinds of saws lawn mower base knives, and adjust knives, scissors, or any other sharp edge tool. Satisfaction Assured Reasonable Prices Dial 265-2681 MeV ERY THING State Farm * John 1. Beitr MIITENEE "rere, Compons Grass Valley, Calif. tee — Phone 273-2304 . sariee One Thomas Hocking DEL ORO THEATRE BLDG. Kec _ Flower Shop We Specialize In Grass Valley 273-6578