February 8, 1961 (10 pages)

v Wednesday, February 8, 1961 i CEREBRAL PALSY DANCE.Square and folk dancers Dunday twirled on the floor of the Veterans Memorial Building in Grass Valley to benefit the Cerebral Palsy fund drive . (Top) Walter Jensen was chairman of the hall committee, Mel Davis (center) represen ted CP, and Earle. Pauly (right) was square dance chairman. and Brita.Rozynski are shown in a Russian folk dance. shown calling the squares. (Bottom) (Middle -le ft) Roman (Middle right) Bob Page is Boy Scout Larry Thomas, ll, Elks Troop 2 Grass Valley, serves coffee to dancers Rhema and Darrell Coons of North Highlands P United Service Council Meeting Set For Tuesday a of Directors ofthe United Service Council will meet T uesday afternoon at 3:45 p.m. in the Nevada City branch of the Bank of America, according to Secretary Dorothy Burille. The secretary gave notice that a change in the number of directors necessary for a quorum will be on the agenda. Currently ten directors must be present for the group to conduct business Shoe Store 112 Mitt ,STreet. . GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. ONE/4 NUGGET Photos by PRENTISS STUDIO Five standing committees are organized and.active in the group. ‘NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET . Maritime Academy . Tests Announced } Ronald G. Cameron, State Senator, representihg the Seventh District, anmounces a competitive examination for young men in his district to become his nominee for admission t othe . California Maritime Academy in August. : The examination will be ‘ LEGAL NOTICE = NOTICE OF INTENT TO . _ MODIFY NATURAL PRECIPITATION BY ARTIFICIAL MEANS . To Whom It May Concern: NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN that it is the intent of W ater Resources Development Corporation of 460 South Broadway, Denver 9, Colorado which holds License No. 5 of the State of California to engage in operations to modify natural precipitation by artificial . means, for and on behalf of the Placer County Farm Labor Cooperative of Loomis, California, c/o Loomis Fruit Growers Association. The object of.the above program will betoconduct a program of weather modification designed to suppress hail as follows: 1. The area to be affected and adjacent areas which may be affected are described as being within the counties of Mariposa, Stanislaus, Santa Clara, Alameda, Marin, Sonoma, Lake, Glenn, Butte, Calaver‘as, San Joaquinn, Contra Costa, Solano, Napa, Yolo, Clousa, Sutter, Yuba, Nevada,. Placer, Eldorado, Amador, Sacramento, Tuolumne, and Sierra, State of California. 2.The operation will be conducted from on or about 1 March 1961 to on or about 30 June 1961 through the use of silver iodide airborne generators dnaanad within the above listed Counties. Dated: January 20, 1961. G.L. Smith Weather Modification Operations. WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION. Publish: Jan. 25:,Feb.1, and Feb. 8. held at the Sacramento High School Library, March 25. There are no fees required to take this examination. The applicatn with highest passing score. on the tests will become the nominee of Senator Cameron. Others with passing scores may be admitted if vacancies in the quota for entering class exist. Under the provisions of the California Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 81 of 1955, each State Senator and each State Assemblyman representing an odd-numbered district may nominatea young man from his district for admission to the Acadmy in 1961, Since the number whocanbe admitted to the Academy each year is limited, this method of selection insures state-wide opportunity to gain admission to the Academy and to prepare for positions of leadership in the maritime industry which is so vital to Caliofrnia. The State-operated California Maritime Academy is located on Carquinez Strait, Vallejo, at the head of San Francisco Bay. The Academy program provides , inthree years, approximately the same education as the normal four-year college. The graduate receivesaB;S, degree, either in nautical science or in marine engineering. Wellpaid jobs as licensed officers in the U.S. Merchant Marines await the graduates. Those who are physically and otherwise qualified, are eligible for commissions in the U.S, NavalReserve. Students must pay a tuition fee which includes room and board, and must purchase their textbooks and uniforms. To be eligible for admission, an applicant must, at the time of admissionin August, bea high school graduate, unmarried, 17 years of age but not over 22 (except in the case of Veterans who may enter up to the age of 27) and meet certain physical and mental requirements, A pplication to take the examination should be made .toSen. Ronald G. Cameron, 5046 State Capital, Sacramento, on or before March 1. Bought.Sold.Traded NEW & OLD CRENSHAW’S 401 E. Main St., Grass Valley Ph. 273-7624 TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL THE NEW Quick McCULLOCH STARTS FAST © Weather-proofed ignition for fast starts ® Simplified choke—other new fast-start features © Direct-drive for fast, e New easy-to-reach chain oiler © Takes bars up to 24” and McCulloch attachments ® Cuts flush with ground Weigh tchetoucncuting———_* yl 17 STEELE SUPPLY Ferminal Warehouse Bldg. Grass Valley Dial 273-2201 the nifty AvVeSNAN & STORAGE PHONE 265-2686 4 4 nine-fifty A-HI ON YOUR DIAL Holstein Herds Classified The Herds of Holstein breeders in this area have been officially classified for type by MerleE. Howard, Hales Corners, Wisconsin, an official inspector.on the staff of The Holsteinfriesian Association of America. Results are as follows: Classification , tinuous operation since 1929, is the official type program of the Holstein breed. It measures the conformation of living animals against the theoretical perfection of the True Type Holstein cow or bull. Theinformation made available by the program provides detailed reference material for Holstein breeders in all sections of the country. John& Gloria Lewis, Auburn --2 animals classified --1 "Good Plus", 1 "Good". Oakley Marris, Grass Valley--11 animals classified--1 "Very Good", 4 "Good Plus", 4 "Good". ; Gordon & Helen True, Grass Valley--9 animals classified--4 “Very Good" , 3 "Good Plus”, 2 “Good”. Optometrist & Orthoptist tottette+ Patterson Bidg. 122 W. Main. Hours 10-5+Mon. thru Friday . incon"* 225 Broad St., N.C ;——__— WHITMAN’S SAYLOR’S BLUM’S DeMartini OWL Rexall DRUG ‘ph. 265-4541 Reg. $21.95 VALENTINE SPECIALS TEA CUP & SAUCER Priced From $3.50 specrar 94% Well Known Brand ELECTRIC HAND MIXER sPeciaL 516% Regularly $2:75 5 STEAK KNIFE SETS with HOLDER SPECIAL And in our Garden Dept.Nevada Cirty.. & RHODODENDRONS _ © @& AZALEAS Se CA MELLIAS O HARDWARE CO. WE cre wae . GREEN STAMPS Nevada City: Grass Valley Auburn

v Wednesday, February 8, 1961 i CEREBRAL PALSY DANCE..Square and folk dancers Dunday twirled on the floor of the Veterans Memorial Building in Grass Valley to benefit the Cerebral Palsy fund drive . (Top) Walter Jensen was chairman of the hall committee, Mel Davis (center) represen ted CP, and Earle. Pauly (right) was square dance chairman. and Brita.Rozynski are shown in a Russian folk dance. shown calling the squares. (Bottom) (Middle -le ft) Roman (Middle right) Bob Page is Boy Scout Larry Thomas, ll, Elks Troop 2 Grass Valley, serves coffee to dancers Rhema and Darrell Coons of North Highlands P United Service Council Meeting Set For Tuesday a of Directors ofthe United Service Council will meet T uesday afternoon at 3:45 p.m. in the Nevada City branch of the Bank of America, according to Secretary Dorothy Burille. The secretary gave notice that a change in the number of directors necessary for a quorum will be on the agenda. Currently ten directors must be present for the group to conduct business Shoe Store 112 Mitt ,STreet. . GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. ONE/4 NUGGET Photos by PRENTISS STUDIO Five standing committees are organized and.active in the group. ‘NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET . Maritime Academy . Tests Announced } Ronald G. Cameron, State Senator, representihg the Seventh District, anmounces a competitive examination for young men in his district to become his nominee for admission t othe . California Maritime Academy in August. : The examination will be ‘ LEGAL NOTICE = NOTICE OF INTENT TO . _ MODIFY NATURAL PRECIPITATION BY ARTIFICIAL MEANS . To Whom It May Concern: NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN that it is the intent of W ater Resources Development Corporation of 460 South Broadway, Denver 9, Colorado which holds License No. 5 of the State of California to engage in operations to modify natural precipitation by artificial . means, for and on behalf of the Placer County Farm Labor Cooperative of Loomis, California, c/o Loomis Fruit Growers Association. The object of.the above program will betoconduct a program of weather modification designed to suppress hail as follows: 1. The area to be affected and adjacent areas which may be affected are described as being within the counties of Mariposa, Stanislaus, Santa Clara, Alameda, Marin, Sonoma, Lake, Glenn, Butte, Calaver‘as, San Joaquinn, Contra Costa, Solano, Napa, Yolo, Clousa, Sutter, Yuba, Nevada,. Placer, Eldorado, Amador, Sacramento, Tuolumne, and Sierra, State of California. 2.The operation will be conducted from on or about 1 March 1961 to on or about 30 June 1961 through the use of silver iodide airborne generators dnaanad within the above listed Counties. Dated: January 20, 1961. G.L. Smith Weather Modification Operations. WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION. Publish: Jan. 25:,Feb.1, and Feb. 8. held at the Sacramento High School Library, March 25. There are no fees required to take this examination. The applicatn with highest passing score. on the tests will become the nominee of Senator Cameron. Others with passing scores may be admitted if vacancies in the quota for entering class exist. Under the provisions of the California Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 81 of 1955, each State Senator and each State Assemblyman representing an odd-numbered district may nominatea young man from his district for admission to the Acadmy in 1961, Since the number whocanbe admitted to the Academy each year is limited, this method of selection insures state-wide opportunity to gain admission to the Academy and to prepare for positions of leadership in the maritime industry which is so vital to Caliofrnia. The State-operated California Maritime Academy is located on Carquinez Strait, Vallejo, at the head of San Francisco Bay. The Academy program provides , inthree years, approximately the same education

as the normal four-year college. The graduate receivesaB;S, degree, either in nautical science or in marine engineering. Wellpaid jobs as licensed officers in the U.S. Merchant Marines await the graduates. Those who are physically and otherwise qualified, are eligible for commissions in the U.S, NavalReserve. Students must pay a tuition fee which includes room and board, and must purchase their textbooks and uniforms. To be eligible for admission, an applicant must, at the time of admissionin August, bea high school graduate, unmarried, 17 years of age but not over 22 (except in the case of Veterans who may enter up to the age of 27) and meet certain physical and mental requirements, A pplication to take the examination should be made .toSen. Ronald G. Cameron, 5046 State Capital, Sacramento, on or before March 1. Bought..Sold..Traded NEW & OLD CRENSHAW’S 401 E. Main St., Grass Valley Ph. 273-7624 TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL THE NEW Quick McCULLOCH STARTS FAST © Weather-proofed ignition for fast starts ® Simplified choke—other new fast-start features © Direct-drive for fast, e New easy-to-reach chain oiler © Takes bars up to 24” and McCulloch attachments ® Cuts flush with ground Weigh tchetoucncuting———_* yl 17 STEELE SUPPLY Ferminal Warehouse Bldg. Grass Valley Dial 273-2201 the nifty AvVeSNAN & STORAGE PHONE 265-2686 4 4 nine-fifty A-HI ON YOUR DIAL Holstein Herds Classified The Herds of Holstein breeders in this area have been officially classified for type by MerleE. Howard, Hales Corners, Wisconsin, an official inspector.on the staff of The Holsteinfriesian Association of America. Results are as follows: Classification , tinuous operation since 1929, is the official type program of the Holstein breed. It measures the conformation of living animals against the theoretical perfection of the True Type Holstein cow or bull. Theinformation made available by the program provides detailed reference material for Holstein breeders in all sections of the country. John& Gloria Lewis, Auburn --2 animals classified --1 "Good Plus", 1 "Good". Oakley Marris, Grass Valley--11 animals classified--1 "Very Good", 4 "Good Plus", 4 "Good". ; Gordon & Helen True, Grass Valley--9 animals classified--4 “Very Good" , 3 "Good Plus”, 2 “Good”. Optometrist & Orthoptist tottette+ Patterson Bidg. 122 W. Main. Hours 10-5+Mon. thru Friday . incon"* 225 Broad St., N.C ;——__— WHITMAN’S SAYLOR’S BLUM’S DeMartini OWL Rexall DRUG ‘ph. 265-4541 Reg. $21.95 VALENTINE SPECIALS TEA CUP & SAUCER Priced From $3.50 specrar 94% Well Known Brand ELECTRIC HAND MIXER sPeciaL 516% Regularly $2:75 5 STEAK KNIFE SETS with HOLDER SPECIAL And in our Garden Dept.Nevada Cirty... & RHODODENDRONS _ © @& AZALEAS Se CA MELLIAS O HARDWARE CO. WE cre wae . GREEN STAMPS Nevada City: Grass Valley Auburn