January 10, 1962 (10 pages)

Page 4. .-Wednesday, January 10, 1962.Nevada County NUGGET “And Washington would have to join this grand, alMost utopian effort at harmony and cooperation, for about 46 percent of California land is federally owned, and about two-thirds of all public expenditures in California are federal expenditures:W ashington, it is clear, hasno small influence upon where and how our state Background Notes. California, Going, Going California Tomorrow cites impressive figures in i.report released today noting the critical need for unified planning to meet the huge problems of California's population growth, Among the facts: There are 1,500 newcomerstothe state a day, a small town's population itself; half a million a year, about 30 million people in the state by 1980, twice as many as now. Without better planning, as much as 3,000,000 acres of highly productive irrigated agricultural land may have to be turned into cities before 1980, By 1980 we must create five millionnew jobs, We must provide 160,000 elementary and high school classrooms at a cost of six and one-half billion dollars, We must construct water projects that will store about 16 million acre feet of water, at a cost of about five billion dollars, by 1980, Wecan expect over 100 million visitor days in our national forest and national parks in California per. year around 1980. Every metropolitan area now suffers increasingly from air pollution, and there is no scientific breakthrough which will reverse this procedure. The danger andthe reality of water pollution exists from Oregon to the Mexican border. The present overdraft on the underground water supply of the SanJoaquin Valley is more than 3,5 million acrefeet per year, or over three times the deficiency existing when the Central Valley project was planned. The situation can be expected to get worse. Pumping depths will increase at the cost of irreparable damage to underground water basins. By 1980 California will have built a 12,400 mile freeway -expressway system, 12,400 miles is about the distance between California and Afghanistan, The 17 million cars in California in 1980 will consume over two million acres of land for parking, for driveways and garages, forroads, highways and freeways. Thus, in 20 y ears two percent of all the land in California will be signed, sealed and delivered tothe exclusive use of cars. But the number of cars and trucks is increasing faster ) ia Tomor r (@) eooce (Continued from Page 2) grows. ” The report heavily stresses theneed for widespread public attention to the problem of proper state land and resources development, It warns in conclusion that without public awareness and public action between one-fourth to one-half of the state's best agricultural land in the next twenty years could be overrun by the "“slurbs, " which are defined as “our sloppy, sleazy, slovenly, slipshod semi-cities.” California Tomorrow's principal aim is to bring a= bout greater public aware~ ness of the threats toCalifor= nia‘s natural resources, A 19-member statewide advisory board of leading businessmen, professional and civic leaders guides the work of the organization. Single copies of “California Going, Going." are available without charge from California Tomorrow, 334 Forum Building, Sacra= mento, California. GV Jaycees e Dinn _ GRASS VA «----The Grass Valley Jaycees announced this week the postponement of their Distinguished Service Award dinher to Jan, 26, Originally scheduled for Jan, 20, the Jaycee event tan into conflicting dates with chambers of commerce in both cities and a concert, The Nevada City chamber OOO RROOK CN Sie < p19 tly & THE Beem . CATEST ATTAHMENT 1 : , BOR MN FCTTLE : Ve FAlia if oRECTES~ il ea = Aiea a tt ES y st i . . “YiTHE SieAz x RELEASED « 7g) % P\ct MEAs ve» NO CO RC NS Bs — oom tet ee ‘ai WHEN T Purl THIs CRD MLE THE WATTLE. § Lt GENT . ee EAsEs A es STEAL Y sTKEA* OF S904 ¢ . Pt ae --Pe clas“THs WAY, WHEN < DA MEIOHBOCK WANTS ! ite ByRkOW A a "= €9e AF SUFAX, Yo LOST HAVE . ~ te CHE THE et i BCON ss: ; \ <p ANC NOGOCY —s P= Pt wee —_ than wecan provide road space for safe and economical movement, © CLASSIFIED ADS «. FOR SALE Fine quality leafy alfalfa hay, $22 Ton F.O.B. Ranch, Can deliver. Helder Ranch Rt. 3, Box 1060, Marysville, Tel. Sherwood 3-7249 For Sale-8" cutoff saw, 1/2 HP Mtr; Jig Saw, 20" swing, All mounted on steel frame. Al Condition, See at 302 Nile St., N.C, Black oak wood, 14” chunk $8.00; 20" $10.00; 24” $10.50. Discount on large SERVICES WATER SYSTEMS Complete InstallationPumps, Pipe Line Ditching . Water Purification. ‘COOK & McGUINN Phone 273-4455 DRESSMAKING& Alterations for women and men in my home. Celesta Brunner, 825 Zion, NC for appointment call 265-2048, orders, J, R. Price Ph. 265 2281 THEATRE Wed, Sat. Jan, 10 Jan. 13 THE HUSTLER Paul Newman Jackie Gleason Plus SEPT EMBER STORM Joanne Dru + + + + Sun. Tues. Jan. 14 Jan. 16 SUSAN SLADE Connie Stevens Troy Donahue EXPLOSIVE GENERATION Patty McCormack Phone 273 6932 CLASSIFIED ADS SELL FAST REAL ESTATE LISTINGS Home-Business Farm FOR SALE 20 gently sloping acres 7 miles out, pines, oaks, cedars. Write Box 11, N.C. Nugget or phone 265-2493. f (CY NEVADA COUNTY NOLE6GET LWIA Eee ~ FOR RENT Vda Nothing forms a better background for decorj ating effects than wood paneling. : See our display. VALLEY For RentPartly furnished ,, bdrm house, central heat, Adults only, References, 1/2 mi, out of G,V, Call 2733457, For Rent: OneBedroom furn, cottage Older coupleor single lady. $40, 00 Garbage & water furn, 519 Silva Ave. N.C, Phone 265-2581. to make your HOME more beau Ceiling Tile An attractive ceiling free from unsightly cracks isa “must” in any decorating plan. See our display. B UILDERS CONSUMERS _ LUMBER CO. Mitcucicm NEVADA CITY DO INSIDE MODERNIZING jaggy SN \ If you are planning to build any thing of plywood7 we will be glad7] to supply it and] cut pieces to size ZF WLLL Ltt Itt tt bby HIGHWAY MAIN OFFICE: MARYSVILLE is for interest on your YOUR it earns ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO $10,000 BY A PERMANENT AGENCY OF THE U. S. GOVERNMENT. Cocally-managed 927 Fourth Street CURRENT MINIMUM ANNUAL RATE, PAYABLE QUARTERLY YUBA CITY OFFICE 435 Center Streeh foney Aarne ore foney ore security with insured savings: ove 10 where Now is the time total more than $4 the 10th earn int parking at all offices, oney to make that move to more earnings on your savings. And at MIDVALLEY SAVINGS, you get the personal service of a locally managed association. plus the added strength of affiliation with associations whose combined assets 50 million, Accounts opened by erest from the Ist. Plenty of ‘ww of Financial Federation, Inc./Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation/Federal Home Loan Bank System 35 Years Of Service To Savers And Nemoowners MIDVALLEY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 352 South GRASS VALLEY OFFICE OROVILLE OFFICE Aubure Stress 3720 Bird Stress Postpone To Travel installation and welcome to T ahoe National F orestis slated forJan, 20, TheGrass Valley chamber wanted to hold installation of officers on Jan, 27, but found a conflict with a Community Concert date, finally settling for a February Saturday. The Jaycees announced their date change in a move for “harmony” and extended until Monday the date for nominations to the outstanding young man's event, according to chairman Craig Moore, TheJaycees also announ-~ ced the Grass Valley group has been asked to serve as co-hosts in Santa Monica on Jan, 20 with the Santa Monica Jaycees at the 20th annual TOYM(ten outstanding young men) award banquet for the nation, Ten men from among those chosen by local Jaycees across the nation last year will be honored, It was explained that the invitation followed a successful tour toa state Jaycee convention inBakersfield at which the local group made abig impression. They at~tended in Levi's and Levi shirts with black hats. Questions, Answers (Continued from Page 1) ically, Along with the students it is recommended that the county have $150, 000,00 assessed valuation per pu~: -pil, This would mean that Nevada County would have to have an assessed valuation of $150,000,000, We presently have $35,000,000 in the Nevada Union High School District, The legislature passed a law (1961) that every high school join a junior college district by 1963. QUESTION Why didn't the committee select Yuba College which would have been a cheaper deal? ANSWER One of the chief reasons that community interest lies with Placer County and Sierra College, This is reflected in the attendance of students from Nevada County at Junior Colleges throughout the State. The listing of attendance of students is as follows, For the 1960-61School Year: Average Daily Attendance Sierra Junior College 204,88 . Sacramento City. Unified 8, 90 Yuba College 2.33 Lassen Junior College 1,98 There were 12 other colleges which had a lesser number of students attending. ‘ QUESTION What about traveling time to and from Sierra College and aren't we closing the door to a college closer to home? ANSWER The present bus schedule which carries students to Sierra is as follows: Leaves Nevada City'at 6:35 a.m, ~Leaves Grass Valley at 6:50 a.m, Arrives at the campus at 7:50 a.m, From Grass Valley this is just one hour of time, This is not very much greater than some of our high school students are on the road in high school buses, As growth occurs in the college district we have been assured that the present board at Sierra College has considered building a second campus north of Auburn or wherever the majority of the students are located, ee ee Taare MMP Nevada City Artists To See Chinese Film NEVADA CIT Y-<=The Nevada City Art Association will hold itsregular monthly meeting tomorrow at 8 p,m. inthe Artists’ Workshop and Gallery, 312 Commercial Street. A discussion of the recent HATTOX JEWELERS 118 Mill St. Ph. 273-2716 Artists’ Christmas Fair will be held, Ideas for future fairs should be presented at this time. A short film, "Chinese Sculpture Through the Ages,” will be shown, The public is invited to attend, nozozr-o USDA CHOICE ROUND STEAK NO CENTER CUT REMOVED lb USDA Choice RUMP ROAST 19¢ Ib USDA CHOICE BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP ROAST ip Armour's Star SLICED BACON Tra-Pac BISQUICK 40 oz Dd Grocery Prices Effective 7 Full Days. Produce Prices Effective Thur., Fri., Sat Large AA EGGS 49°. 3 Ibs CRISCO 39¢ TEXAS RUBY RED GRAPEFRUIT 14 for 99° SPINACH or CHARD cello pkg 19° EXTRA LARGE FANCY ARTICHOKES 3 for 2% 556 ib 89° rhe Fines GROUND BEEF 396. Meat Prices Effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday — ~~ TH — nA On wes

Page 4. .-Wednesday, January 10, 1962..Nevada County NUGGET “And Washington would have to join this grand, alMost utopian effort at harmony and cooperation, for about 46 percent of California land is federally owned, and about two-thirds of all public expenditures in California are federal expenditures:W ashington, it is clear, hasno small influence upon where and how our state Background Notes. California, Going, Going California Tomorrow cites impressive figures in i.report released today noting the critical need for unified planning to meet the huge problems of California's population growth, Among the facts: There are 1,500 newcomerstothe state a day, a small town's population itself; half a million a year, about 30 million people in the state by 1980, twice as many as now. Without better planning, as much as 3,000,000 acres of highly productive irrigated agricultural land may have to be turned into cities before 1980, By 1980 we must create five millionnew jobs, We must provide 160,000 elementary and high school classrooms at a cost of six and one-half billion dollars, We must construct water projects that will store about 16 million acre feet of water, at a cost of about five billion dollars, by 1980, Wecan expect over 100 million visitor days in our national forest and national parks in California per. year around 1980. Every metropolitan area now suffers increasingly from air pollution, and there is no scientific breakthrough which will reverse this procedure. The danger andthe reality of water pollution exists from Oregon to the Mexican border. The present overdraft on the underground water supply of the SanJoaquin Valley is more than 3,5 million acrefeet per year, or over three times the deficiency existing when the Central Valley project was planned. The situation can be expected to get worse. Pumping depths will increase at the cost of irreparable damage to underground water basins. By 1980 California will have built a 12,400 mile freeway -expressway system, 12,400 miles is about the distance between California and Afghanistan, The 17 million cars in California in 1980 will consume over two million acres of land for parking, for driveways and garages, forroads, highways and freeways. Thus, in 20 y ears two percent of all the land in California will be signed, sealed and delivered tothe exclusive use of cars. But the number of cars and trucks is increasing faster ) ia Tomor r (@) eooce (Continued from Page 2) grows. ” The report heavily stresses theneed for widespread public attention to the problem of proper state land and resources development, It warns in conclusion that without public awareness and public action between one-fourth to one-half of the state's best agricultural land in the next twenty years could be overrun by the "“slurbs, " which are defined as “our sloppy, sleazy, slovenly, slipshod semi-cities.” California Tomorrow's principal aim is to bring a= bout greater public aware~ ness of the threats toCalifor= nia‘s natural resources, A 19-member statewide advisory board of leading businessmen, professional and civic leaders guides the work of the organization. Single copies of “California Going, Going.." are available without charge from California Tomorrow, 334 Forum Building, Sacra= mento, California. GV Jaycees e Dinn _ GRASS VA «----The Grass Valley Jaycees announced this week the postponement of their Distinguished Service Award dinher to Jan, 26, Originally scheduled for Jan, 20, the Jaycee event tan into conflicting dates with chambers of commerce in both cities and a concert, The Nevada City chamber OOO RROOK CN Sie < p19 tly & THE Beem . CATEST ATTAHMENT 1 : , BOR MN FCTTLE : Ve FAlia if oRECTES~ il ea = Aiea a tt ES y st i . . “YiTHE SieAz x RELEASED « 7g) % P\ct MEAs ve» NO CO RC NS Bs — oom tet ee ‘ai WHEN T Purl THIs CRD MLE THE WATTLE.. § Lt GENT . ee EAsEs A es STEAL Y sTKEA* OF S904 ¢ . Pt ae --Pe clas“THs WAY, WHEN < DA MEIOHBOCK WANTS ! ite ByRkOW A a "= €9e AF SUFAX, Yo LOST HAVE . ~ te CHE THE et i BCON ss: ; \ <p ANC NOGOCY —s P= Pt wee —_ than wecan provide road space for safe and economical movement, © CLASSIFIED ADS «. FOR SALE Fine quality leafy alfalfa hay, $22 Ton F.O.B. Ranch, Can deliver. Helder Ranch Rt. 3, Box 1060, Marysville, Tel. Sherwood 3-7249 For Sale-8" cutoff saw, 1/2 HP Mtr; Jig Saw, 20" swing, All mounted on steel frame. Al Condition, See at 302 Nile St., N.C, Black oak wood, 14” chunk $8.00; 20" $10.00; 24” $10.50. Discount on large SERVICES WATER SYSTEMS Complete InstallationPumps, Pipe Line Ditching . Water Purification. ‘COOK & McGUINN Phone 273-4455 DRESSMAKING& Alterations for women and men in my home. Celesta Brunner, 825 Zion, NC for appointment call 265-2048, orders, J, R. Price Ph. 265 2281 THEATRE Wed, Sat. Jan, 10 Jan. 13 THE HUSTLER Paul Newman Jackie Gleason Plus SEPT EMBER STORM Joanne Dru + + + + Sun. Tues. Jan. 14 Jan. 16 SUSAN SLADE Connie Stevens Troy Donahue EXPLOSIVE GENERATION Patty McCormack Phone 273 6932 CLASSIFIED ADS SELL FAST REAL ESTATE LISTINGS Home-Business Farm FOR SALE 20 gently sloping acres 7 miles out, pines, oaks, cedars. Write Box 11, N.C. Nugget or phone 265-2493. f (CY NEVADA COUNTY NOLE6GET LWIA Eee ~ FOR RENT Vda Nothing forms a better background for decorj ating effects than wood paneling. : See our display. VALLEY For RentPartly furnished ,, bdrm house, central heat, Adults only, References, 1/2 mi, out of G,V, Call 2733457, For Rent: OneBedroom furn, cottage Older coupleor single lady. $40, 00 Garbage & water furn, 519 Silva Ave. N.C, Phone 265-2581. to make your HOME more beau Ceiling Tile An attractive ceiling free from

unsightly cracks isa “must” in any decorating plan. See our display. B UILDERS CONSUMERS _ LUMBER CO. Mitcucicm NEVADA CITY DO INSIDE MODERNIZING jaggy SN \ If you are planning to build any thing of plywood7 we will be glad7] to supply it and] cut pieces to size ZF WLLL Ltt Itt tt bby HIGHWAY MAIN OFFICE: MARYSVILLE is for interest on your YOUR it earns ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO $10,000 BY A PERMANENT AGENCY OF THE U. S. GOVERNMENT. Cocally-managed 927 Fourth Street CURRENT MINIMUM ANNUAL RATE, PAYABLE QUARTERLY YUBA CITY OFFICE 435 Center Streeh foney Aarne ore foney ore security with insured savings: ove 10 where Now is the time total more than $4 the 10th earn int parking at all offices, oney to make that move to more earnings on your savings. And at MIDVALLEY SAVINGS, you get the personal service of a locally managed association.. plus the added strength of affiliation with associations whose combined assets 50 million, Accounts opened by erest from the Ist. Plenty of ‘ww of Financial Federation, Inc./Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation/Federal Home Loan Bank System 35 Years Of Service To Savers And Nemoowners MIDVALLEY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 352 South GRASS VALLEY OFFICE OROVILLE OFFICE Aubure Stress 3720 Bird Stress Postpone To Travel installation and welcome to T ahoe National F orestis slated forJan, 20, TheGrass Valley chamber wanted to hold installation of officers on Jan, 27, but found a conflict with a Community Concert date, finally settling for a February Saturday. The Jaycees announced their date change in a move for “harmony” and extended until Monday the date for nominations to the outstanding young man's event, according to chairman Craig Moore, TheJaycees also announ-~ ced the Grass Valley group has been asked to serve as co-hosts in Santa Monica on Jan, 20 with the Santa Monica Jaycees at the 20th annual TOYM(ten outstanding young men) award banquet for the nation, Ten men from among those chosen by local Jaycees across the nation last year will be honored, It was explained that the invitation followed a successful tour toa state Jaycee convention inBakersfield at which the local group made abig impression. They at~tended in Levi's and Levi shirts with black hats. Questions, Answers (Continued from Page 1) ically, Along with the students it is recommended that the county have $150, 000,00 assessed valuation per pu~: -pil, This would mean that Nevada County would have to have an assessed valuation of $150,000,000, We presently have $35,000,000 in the Nevada Union High School District, The legislature passed a law (1961) that every high school join a junior college district by 1963. QUESTION Why didn't the committee select Yuba College which would have been a cheaper deal? ANSWER One of the chief reasons that community interest lies with Placer County and Sierra College, This is reflected in the attendance of students from Nevada County at Junior Colleges throughout the State. The listing of attendance of students is as follows, For the 1960-61School Year: Average Daily Attendance Sierra Junior College 204,88 . Sacramento City. Unified 8, 90 Yuba College 2.33 Lassen Junior College 1,98 There were 12 other colleges which had a lesser number of students attending. ‘ QUESTION What about traveling time to and from Sierra College and aren't we closing the door to a college closer to home? ANSWER The present bus schedule which carries students to Sierra is as follows: Leaves Nevada City'at 6:35 a.m, ~Leaves Grass Valley at 6:50 a.m, Arrives at the campus at 7:50 a.m, From Grass Valley this is just one hour of time, This is not very much greater than some of our high school students are on the road in high school buses, As growth occurs in the college district we have been assured that the present board at Sierra College has considered building a second campus north of Auburn or wherever the majority of the students are located, ee ee Taare MMP Nevada City Artists To See Chinese Film NEVADA CIT Y-<=The Nevada City Art Association will hold itsregular monthly meeting tomorrow at 8 p,m. inthe Artists’ Workshop and Gallery, 312 Commercial Street. A discussion of the recent HATTOX JEWELERS 118 Mill St. Ph. 273-2716 Artists’ Christmas Fair will be held, Ideas for future fairs should be presented at this time. A short film, "Chinese Sculpture Through the Ages,” will be shown, The public is invited to attend, nozozr-o USDA CHOICE ROUND STEAK NO CENTER CUT REMOVED lb USDA Choice RUMP ROAST 19¢ Ib USDA CHOICE BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP ROAST ip Armour's Star SLICED BACON Tra-Pac BISQUICK 40 oz Dd Grocery Prices Effective 7 Full Days.. Produce Prices Effective Thur., Fri., Sat Large AA EGGS 49°.. 3 Ibs CRISCO 39¢ TEXAS RUBY RED GRAPEFRUIT 14 for 99° SPINACH or CHARD cello pkg 19° EXTRA LARGE FANCY ARTICHOKES 3 for 2% 556 ib 89° rhe Fines GROUND BEEF 396.. Meat Prices Effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday — ~~ TH — nA On wes