February 3, 1966 (16 pages)

3 »Nevada County Nugget.. February 3, 1966. 3 Teale Discusses The Mountain Tourist Boom And The Need For Representatives (Continued from Page 1) with the park development on paper for several years, but this had been his first opportunity to actually tour the site. “Looking over Malakoff," Teale said, “I believe you have perhaps the finest potential, not only as a park, but for augmenting your Own economy, of any county in the state," He praised the local citizens and the legislators for bringing the new park into the state park system. Lee Twitchell Is A Candidate Nevada County Treasurer-T ax Collector LelandJ, (Lee) Twitchell Wednesday announced his candidacy for re-election at the June primary. The incumbent entered employment in the Treasurer-Tax “You siezed on an opportunity that only happens once, You will find in the next ten to 20 years that if you had not siezed the opportunity people would be here anyway to see it. Because you did get it into the state park system, you will get more benefit from it. “ The senator stressed the importance of the growth of the recreation business saying there is a vast, disenchanted urban popu-~ lation constantly on the move looking for open space and we have it in the Sierra. This constantly moving group brings an enormous amount of business tothe small Sierra town, “but if you are not prepared for them they are there anyway and that creates problems. " “It will take a lot of imagination, nerve and salesmanship to deal with these problems, “ he said, “andto force the realization on the new legislators to maximize the effects of the mobility of people on the local towns and to prevent stagnation and bottlenecks from developing. “ Teale, who was chairman of the controversial Senate reapportionment committee and author of the plan recently approved by the courts said it was a thankless job, but he took it “to prevent the rural areas from being swallowed up.” He noted that the representatives from the metropolitan areas do not understand the problems of the mountain counties, He concluded that whoever gets the job of representing the big new third district in the future will have a tremendous job. Teale was introduced by Nevada City Councilman Bob Paine who acted as unofficial master of ceremonies at the large gathering of government officials and interested civic leaders, simplicity ... The New BERGEMANN & SON Funeral Chapel BostAve. off Lower Grass Valley Rd, Nevada City = ee _ ready to serve yOu day or night Collector office in 1954 under the late Elma Hecker. He was appointed to the post following her deathin 1961 by the Board of Supervisors and subsequently elected in 1962. Twitchell, a Grass Valley native, attended local schools, graduating from Grass Valley High, He is active in civic and fraternal w ork and resides with his wife Letha at the family home on Race Street in Grass Valley. Weather Control Company Home Insulation Storm Doors Weather Stripping P.O. Box 250, GRASS VALLEY Free Estimates PHONE 273 7642 Bank Terms SHORTENING ef: 09¢ U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS CATSUP =r (0/29 ROUND STEAK PINEAPPLE -GRAPEFRUIT DEL MONTE DRINK 460z 2/49: DEL MONTE FULL CUT ( LB i a APPLESAUCE 303 size 2/25 NAPKINS 2/15 ORANGE JUICE ox. 39¢ 1/0501. 75¢ X RIB ROAST = _— 89 COFFEE oth vin 5437 SIRLOIN TIP ROAST up 89° MARGARINE iw /35¢ GROUND BEEF ww 3/%1% CRYSTAL one ip exc 89° 69: SLICED BACON GROUND ROUND KOE CREANE L/2 GALL. «oe See 69¢ SHERBET 0:/2,.6 Alsip ier atte al 69¢ SUIM-PREEZ 1/2: GAL Go 50 keke LB {BUD TER RB. i ctetrster seatees ie eos (OTOP LEAN ~~ BEEF STEW 1 ? y P OTATOES RIB STEAK = 89° 2/25: ip 10° i Chey [ans MEATS Phone 265°4285 F 303 BROAD ST, evan: og > of il 60 size 88 size AVOCADOS ORANGES COBBIES a red cross shoe Reg. 12.95-14.95 8.88 Thirteen styles of these famous shoes are included in this dollar-saving sale! Choose from red, black or brown in leather or patent, stacks and heels, Save! This product has no connection whatever with The American National Red Cross SAY Z 2 Mill Street 273-4646

3 »Nevada County Nugget... February 3, 1966.. 3 Teale Discusses The Mountain Tourist Boom And The Need For Representatives (Continued from Page 1) with the park development on paper for several years, but this had been his first opportunity to actually tour the site. “Looking over Malakoff," Teale said, “I believe you have perhaps the finest potential, not only as a park, but for augmenting your Own economy, of any county in the state," He praised the local citizens and the legislators for bringing the new park into the state park system. Lee Twitchell Is A Candidate Nevada County Treasurer-T ax Collector LelandJ, (Lee) Twitchell Wednesday announced his candidacy for re-election at the June primary. The incumbent entered employment in the Treasurer-Tax “You siezed on an opportunity that only happens once, You will find in the next ten to 20 years that if you had not siezed the opportunity people would be here anyway to see it. Because you did get it into the state park system, you will get more benefit from it. “ The senator stressed the importance of the growth of the recreation business saying there is a vast, disenchanted urban popu-~ lation constantly on the move looking for open space and we have it in the Sierra. This constantly moving group brings an enormous amount of business tothe small Sierra town, “but if you are not prepared for them they are there anyway and that creates problems. " “It will take a lot of imagination, nerve and salesmanship to deal with these problems, “ he said, “andto force the realization on the new legislators to maximize the effects of the mobility of people on the local towns and to prevent stagnation and bottlenecks from developing. “ Teale, who was chairman of the controversial Senate reapportionment committee and author of the plan recently approved by the courts said it was a thankless job, but he took it “to prevent the rural areas from being swallowed up.” He noted that the representatives from the metropolitan areas do not understand the problems of the mountain counties, He concluded that whoever gets the job of representing the big new third district in the future will have a tremendous job. Teale was introduced by Nevada City Councilman Bob Paine who acted as unofficial master of ceremonies at the large gathering of government officials and interested civic leaders, simplicity ..... The New BERGEMANN & SON

Funeral Chapel BostAve. off Lower Grass Valley Rd, Nevada City = ee _ ready to serve yOu day or night Collector office in 1954 under the late Elma Hecker. He was appointed to the post following her deathin 1961 by the Board of Supervisors and subsequently elected in 1962. Twitchell, a Grass Valley native, attended local schools, graduating from Grass Valley High, He is active in civic and fraternal w ork and resides with his wife Letha at the family home on Race Street in Grass Valley. Weather Control Company Home Insulation Storm Doors Weather Stripping P.O. Box 250, GRASS VALLEY Free Estimates PHONE 273 7642 Bank Terms SHORTENING ef: 09¢ U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS CATSUP =r (0/29 ROUND STEAK PINEAPPLE -GRAPEFRUIT DEL MONTE DRINK 460z 2/49: DEL MONTE FULL CUT ( LB i a APPLESAUCE 303 size 2/25 NAPKINS 2/15 ORANGE JUICE ox. 39¢ 1/0501. 75¢ X RIB ROAST = _— 89 COFFEE oth vin 5437 SIRLOIN TIP ROAST up 89° MARGARINE iw /35¢ GROUND BEEF ww 3/%1% CRYSTAL one ip exc 89° 69: SLICED BACON GROUND ROUND KOE CREANE L/2 GALL. «oe See 69¢ SHERBET 0:/2,.6 Alsip ier atte al 69¢ SUIM-PREEZ 1/2: GAL Go 50 keke LB {BUD TER RB. i ctetrster seatees ie eos (OTOP LEAN ~~ BEEF STEW 1 ? y P OTATOES RIB STEAK = 89° 2/25: ip 10° i Chey [ans MEATS Phone 265°4285 F 303 BROAD ST, evan: og > of il 60 size 88 size AVOCADOS ORANGES COBBIES a red cross shoe Reg. 12.95-14.95 8.88 Thirteen styles of these famous shoes are included in this dollar-saving sale! Choose from red, black or brown in leather or patent, stacks and heels, Save! This product has no connection whatever with The American National Red Cross SAY Z 2 Mill Street 273-4646