January 17, 1962 (12 pages)

ae ee al oe a NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET.Wednesday, January 17, 1962.Page 3 Vocational Nursing Trainees To Graduate In Loomis Tommorrow deline G, Engstrom, all of Nevada County. Speakers at the ceremony are to be announced, ROCKLIN --Sixteen of the ‘LOOMIS---:The Control Committee of the California which is made up of Placer Tree Fruit A titled tosélect two members . and alternates for the Plum and the State Department of Agriculture have announced a grower meeting to be held in Loomis at which growers of Bartlett Pear, Plum and Elberta peaches will nominate grower representatives for the Bartlett Pear, Plum and Elberta Peach Comodity “ Committees of the California Tree Fruit Agreement and the Advisory Board of the State Marketing Order for Fresh Bartlett Pears, The meeting is to be held in the Veteran's Memorial meeting. The Placer -Colfax District DEL ORO THEATRE Stewart Whitman Plus THE SECRET WAYS single district underthe Marketing Order for Fresh Bartlett Pears, One miember and alternate will be nomi nated torepresent this combined area underthis State Marketing Order. Hiway Use Tax SACRAMENTO, Jan, 4State Controller Alan Cranston said today the December apportionment of highway users taxes amounted to $30,587, 932. Richard Widmark Nevada County's share was + + + Sun, Tues. Jan, 21 Jan, 23 ROMAN SPRING OF MRS, STONE Vivian Leigh ROMMEL'S TREASURE. 000000 Placer, Nevada and certain other counties have been combined to forma Cranston Apportions Wed, Sat, Jan, 17 Jan, 20 THE COMANCHEROS John Wayne 9° 9° 19° I9« 9° 9° 9° 9° 9° 19° 9° 19° 9° 9¢ past Placer and Nevada Counties have had three representatives on the Bartlett Pear Commodity Committees but reduced shipments from the Colfax area have resulted in the loss of one representative for the district, Elberta growers in this — modity Committee who will represent. a number of areas, $26,505; Placer County, $48,525; and Sierra County, $18, 456. Cranston said the total apportionment is .4 per cent = SQUAW VALLEY ---More than 100,000 champions in their own right skied over a score of slopes and skated in theice arena at Squaw Valley State Park during Christmasweek, heralding the site of the greatest Winter Olympics of them all asnow being the proud possession of everyone, Last year it was not so, Following the Olympic Games, the public was cautious, thinking the courses Electric, manufacturer panies, can make a phone from scratch in just about 45 minutes. At Western Electric’s main plant some 30,000 telephones a day come Ee off the assembly lines. This takes plenty of technical know-how. It also takes a constant search for new and more efficient processes, tools, and work methods. The result of this teamwork: keeping up with California’s and the nation’s fast-growing telephone needs with high quality products that help us serve you better. Lief I've seen a number of arti cles lately on how to improve one’s reading speed. Now that’s something our Information operators are very interested in. So they can give you quick, accurate information, they’ve taken com pany Rapid Reading courses, use special in dexes and cross references. Three years ago, the average time spent on a request for a tele phone number was thirteen seconds longer than it is today. Learning to a con oe] ; 1962, Last year, 1961, the total was just over 1,200,000. In the Olympic Year, excluding the attendance at the games, only 600, 000 visited the park during all seasons, Though this is Winter and the skiers.and skaters dominate the scene, the Valley is as charming---some say more so---during the Summer months, The thrill of looking ov er a countryside hundreds of miles broad, concerned THE YEAR "1960" will long be remembered 2 of Western Nevada County. It was the year in which aircraft electrical systems technical training course for son, Mrs, Ila Pearl Fessler, specialists at Chanute AFB, Mrs, Ida Marjorie Ramsey, Ill, Airman Hamm completed his basic military training at Eleanore C, Kemp, Mrs, Lackland AFB, Tex. The airman attended Nev Nicholson Russell, Miss Don+ na JeanSmithand Mrs. Ma ada Union High School. users dial service between Grass Valley and Nevada City was eliminated. in the The year "1961", though not so eventful, set a new high number of telephone services added during one year. Grass Valley ended the year with a total of 4694 services. This was again of 227. Nevada City had 1632, a gain of 96 new accounts 108 This total of 323 is 69 more than added in 1960 and more than added in 1956. Thegrowth of Western Nevada County in telephones can be em in 1945, when : there were only 2671 for both Grass Valley and Nevada City, with Co) todays total of 8177. ph asized more by a comparison of total telephones or will be shortly. Forthe firsttime, parking spaces available were used to capacity Dec. 31. There cated tools an — tb cane pac! : oe see fe oa Ho ase Pp. at ° Souvenirs. pecimens With BE SAVE FORE WARNED BY MAMKINP NI MYSELF AND My NUMERO0s COMPATRIOTS. +. see, & ® @ pe MEMBER ADD AFTE (T ane A sukee SIEM Ate TH e: oe FOLLOW sea o£ ATOMIS OF gore pre Fae NOSE KA DEAD eeaevee dormitories are now fine ho tel rooms, going at reason e ALL, DOESNT for beginners and moderates to try and also perfect their skills, The painting issue has been eliminated, The EORPLES — / AVE SOULS 6 RAT! TURE such THAT . et Even THROW THES . ALOFT Ww THe ATMOS PRERE «RBAGE /P a a sTREFT gor YS able prices, Thesteam pro GuLeLs Rcd blems have been worked out. The ice in the skating arena is the best anywhere. As for the fiscal problems, inge time is beginn to improv them, Costs will diminish as experience works on the side of the Division of Bea © PEVADA counry MY SEET ches and Parks, which prior to Squaw Valley never had been charged with operating a state park winter area. Revenue fromthe concession agreements is beginning to add to reasonable figures, cutting back.on the subsidy lt’s News necessary to provide the More than 3,000 factories SAN FRANCISCO --Frantic preparations for the 92nd from all over the world, reHome Furnishings Market in presenting furniture, floor this city are under way as coverings, appliances, exhibitors prepare to handle lamps, decorative accessorthe expected 20,000 buyers ies, gifts, housewares, toys, who willstorm the huge and numerous other categorWestern Merchandise Mart ies, will introduc etheir from January 22 throughJannewest and, hopefully, most saleable merchandise, uary 26. world's finest facilities to Californians, Edward F, Dolder, chief of the Division of Beaches and Parks, is willing to hazard the guess thatina year or two the income might almost balance the expenditures, 2 p.m. on Saturdaysand Sundays. The Planetarium is closed Mondays and there isonly one performance, at 3:30 p.m., on Tuesdays, Morrison Planetarium is a part of the complex comprising the California Academy of Sciences in Golden Gate Park. A howitzer isa cannon fired at very high angles to hit targets sheltered from the direct fire of guns. an annular or ring eclipse of the sun, On Sept, 11 the third . PEPE THE POPULATION wile WARFARE Feb, 4 at 40 minutes before sunset, there will be a e VAST Buen OF THE FIRST as Within the next 12 months — a will run through LOWL> SEACUL be is a new ski jump, suitable three unusual phenomena of special note will take place, new 2 OF The GREAT HOLOCAUST ARRIVES , THE lls OCCUPATION --: Today this is all changed, its heavens, has reopened with a new and topical astronomy show, "Forecast for 1962.7 te ee a ‘he spedticde ([NWTERESTING AND USEFUL some skilled in jumping wouldn't hazard, polish its stars and dust off To present these unusual \S A VERN / WHEN THE DAY WHA . . THERE, wit. COME A DAY when THE sary, ski jumps which even after taking a week off to unusual eventis an occulta @ arena, poor painting on the SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, 00 ----Morrison Planetarium , Planetarium visitors, reality. It was also the year the toll charge for calls Pacific Telephone man, Mrs, Robinette Garri buildings in an area where the highest quality is neces Morrison Planetarium Reopens With Forecasts happenings dramatically for for 1961. son of Mrs, Cheryl Hagen, 4011/2S, Pine St., Nevada City, is being assigned to the United States Air Force BEING A GENUINE SEAGULL W hen the area was pre sented tothe State Park Commission, there was nothing but some big dormitories, no parking area, faulty steamrooms, bad ice machines, a potentially dangerous roof atop the ice with parking, give you better telephone service. ® full millimeters in length and slope. wants the slopesto be of ab tion of Saturn in which the planet is hidden briefly by the moon, became a LACKLAND AFB, Tex, ---Airman Basic JohnG, Hamm, Tassone, Mrs, June M. Goeller, Mrs. Doris Ethel Hol BODKaN iS. 0° (2 solute championship caliber, expects his jumps to be the fiscal and physical headache, The way the average skier likesto find a place and the way the Olympic champion expects to find a place are as far apart as the poles, The former wants some conveniences, such as parking, warming huts, moderate slopes, lowdegree jumps, etc. The champion isn‘t cut down the time it takes to give you the information you want has also made the job easier for our operators. This is another important way we have found to help s 000 persons are expected in gle purpose, the Olympic Games, the area has been a for the Bell System com ® California. More than1,500, the Winter, minus the snow but including theice skating arena, The State Park at Squaw Valley has been beset by problems. Designed by its planners purely as a temporary establishment for a sin separate precision parts. Spread out, they’d cover a desk top! Yet teams of skilled people at Western on from skier to skier all over the facilities are open as in plex arrangement of 472 ae areas, the word has passed ama of all Lake Tahoe, is look at it, but your telephone is a really com i wasn ‘t very encouraging. But this year with improvements in management of the area, opening of more including a sweeping panor You wouldn’t think so to iy In Specialized Squaw Valley All Round Ski Resort provide opportunities for back country hiking without the long trudge up the mountain sides, In the Summer, & Training Program Josephine Butcher, Miss Lynn In the Summer, the lifts upto Squaw Peak and KT 22 *& Mrs, Lois Adams: Mrs, IvaJéan Johnson and Mrs, Genevieve Mooers of Auburn. Mrs, Anna Corene Scofield, Miss Gail Eowana Lawton, Mrs, Beverly Jane Sunday at SPD shopping center on Zion St., Nevada City. Free rides will be offered children in this "stage" during the merchant promotion. breathless, « Airman Hamm Mrs, Jean W. Gould, Mrs. WHAT'S z« The Nevada City graduation ceremony will mark completion of 18 months of STAGECOACH..The stagecoach will move again in Nevada County Saturday and OHHOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHOHEEEO ee, cee aa hospitals, work by these students of too difficult or unavailable. less than the distribution for . The winter season of 1960-61 the same month last year. . Highlands General (Auburn) ter an 18 month course Feb. 1, at 8 p.m. at the Seven Hills School, for the Bartlett Pear Commodity Committee. In tlie Hall, Loomis, tomorrow at bertas to be present at this ty hospitals will graduate af two members and alternates 2:00 P.M, The controlcommittee Another vocational nurs ing class will begin in February at the Weimar and Memorial and Nevada Coun Commodity Committee and district are entitled to vote fora member and alternate for the Elberta Peach Com andthe State Department of Agriculture urge all Placer and Nevada County growers of Bartletts, plums and El original class of 18 students studying under the Sierra College vocational nursing program at Sierra Nevada . We’re Going To Market The Furniture and Decoration staff of Alpha is packing its bags preparing to go to FURNITURE MARKET which will get underway on January 22, NOW CenTRAL CALIFORMIG for your home -an exceptional piece SAVINGS FEDERAL Ass ociation of furniture, a special type or color of drape, an extraordinary bit of floor covering, talk tothe Alpha staff beforethey and Loan gine MAXIMUM SECURITY leave Ge en them ieteia Satuvtey Jdnuhes 4 0 : They Will Shop For You! Cwrrent Ratz 6 V4 \ If you have something special in mind o, (@] p er annum Drep in to the Furnit aot poa9gmonet fs evada sketch . el store. Bring dew ung st sample or ¢c itt : Broad St., Nevada City

ae ee al oe a NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET..Wednesday, January 17, 1962..Page 3 Vocational Nursing Trainees To Graduate In Loomis Tommorrow deline G, Engstrom, all of Nevada County. Speakers at the ceremony are to be announced, ROCKLIN --Sixteen of the ‘LOOMIS---:The Control Committee of the California which is made up of Placer Tree Fruit A titled tosélect two members . and alternates for the Plum and the State Department of Agriculture have announced a grower meeting to be held in Loomis at which growers of Bartlett Pear, Plum and Elberta peaches will nominate grower representatives for the Bartlett Pear, Plum and Elberta Peach Comodity “ Committees of the California Tree Fruit Agreement and the Advisory Board of the State Marketing Order for Fresh Bartlett Pears, The meeting is to be held in the Veteran's Memorial meeting. The Placer -Colfax District DEL ORO THEATRE Stewart Whitman Plus THE SECRET WAYS single district underthe Marketing Order for Fresh Bartlett Pears, One miember and alternate will be nomi nated torepresent this combined area underthis State Marketing Order. Hiway Use Tax SACRAMENTO, Jan, 4State Controller Alan Cranston said today the December apportionment of highway users taxes amounted to $30,587, 932. Richard Widmark Nevada County's share was + + + Sun, Tues. Jan, 21 Jan, 23 ROMAN SPRING OF MRS, STONE Vivian Leigh ROMMEL'S TREASURE. 000000 Placer, Nevada and certain other counties have been combined to forma Cranston Apportions Wed, Sat, Jan, 17 Jan, 20 THE COMANCHEROS John Wayne 9° 9° 19° I9« 9° 9° 9° 9° 9° 19° 9° 19° 9° 9¢ past Placer and Nevada Counties have had three representatives on the Bartlett Pear Commodity Committees but reduced shipments from the Colfax area have resulted in the loss of one representative for the district, Elberta growers in this — modity Committee who will represent. a number of areas, $26,505; Placer County, $48,525; and Sierra County, $18, 456. Cranston said the total apportionment is .4 per cent = SQUAW VALLEY ---More than 100,000 champions in their own right skied over a score of slopes and skated in theice arena at Squaw Valley State Park during Christmasweek, heralding the site of the greatest Winter Olympics of them all asnow being the proud possession of everyone, Last year it was not so, Following the Olympic Games, the public was cautious, thinking the courses Electric, manufacturer panies, can make a phone from scratch in just about 45 minutes. At Western Electric’s main plant some 30,000 telephones a day come Ee off the assembly lines. This takes plenty of technical know-how. It also takes a constant search for new and more efficient processes, tools, and work methods. The result of this teamwork: keeping up with California’s and the nation’s fast-growing telephone needs with high quality products that help us serve you better. Lief I've seen a number of arti cles lately on how to improve one’s reading speed. Now that’s something our Information operators are very interested in. So they can give you quick, accurate information, they’ve taken com pany Rapid Reading courses, use special in dexes and cross references. Three years ago, the average time spent on a request for a tele phone number was thirteen seconds longer than it is today. Learning to a con oe] ; 1962, Last year, 1961, the total was just over 1,200,000. In the Olympic Year, excluding the attendance at the games, only 600, 000 visited the park during all seasons, Though this is Winter and the skiers.and skaters dominate the scene, the Valley is as charming---some say more so---during the Summer months, The thrill of looking ov er a countryside hundreds of miles broad, concerned THE YEAR "1960" will long be remembered 2 of Western Nevada County. It was the year in which aircraft electrical systems technical training course for son, Mrs, Ila Pearl Fessler, specialists at Chanute AFB, Mrs, Ida Marjorie Ramsey, Ill, Airman Hamm completed his basic military training at Eleanore C, Kemp, Mrs, Lackland AFB, Tex. The airman attended Nev Nicholson Russell, Miss Don+ na JeanSmithand Mrs. Ma ada Union High School. users dial service between Grass Valley and Nevada City was eliminated. in the The year "1961", though not so eventful, set a new high number of telephone services added during one year. Grass Valley ended the year with a total of 4694 services. This was again of 227. Nevada City had 1632, a gain of 96 new accounts 108 This total of 323 is 69 more than added in 1960 and more than added in 1956. Thegrowth of Western Nevada County in telephones can be em in 1945, when : there were only 2671 for both Grass Valley and Nevada City, with Co) todays total of 8177. ph asized more by a comparison of total telephones or will be shortly. Forthe firsttime, parking spaces available were used to capacity Dec. 31. There cated tools an — tb cane pac! : oe see fe oa Ho ase Pp. at ° Souvenirs. pecimens With BE SAVE FORE WARNED BY MAMKINP NI MYSELF AND My NUMERO0s COMPATRIOTS.. +. see, & ® @ pe MEMBER ADD AFTE (T ane A sukee SIEM Ate TH e: oe FOLLOW sea o£ ATOMIS OF gore pre Fae NOSE KA DEAD eeaevee dormitories are now fine ho tel rooms, going at reason e ALL, DOESNT for beginners and moderates to try and also perfect their skills, The painting issue has been eliminated, The EORPLES — / AVE SOULS 6 RAT! TURE such THAT . et Even THROW THES . ALOFT Ww THe ATMOS PRERE «RBAGE /P a a sTREFT gor YS able prices, Thesteam pro GuLeLs Rcd blems have been worked out. The ice in the skating arena is the best anywhere. As for the fiscal problems, inge time is beginn to improv them, Costs will diminish as experience works on the side of the Division of Bea © PEVADA counry MY SEET ches and Parks, which prior to Squaw Valley never had been charged with operating a state park winter area. Revenue fromthe concession agreements is beginning to add to reasonable figures, cutting back.on the subsidy lt’s News necessary to provide the More than 3,000 factories SAN FRANCISCO --Frantic preparations for the 92nd from all over the world, reHome Furnishings Market in presenting furniture, floor this city are under way as coverings, appliances, exhibitors prepare to handle lamps, decorative accessorthe expected 20,000 buyers ies, gifts, housewares, toys, who willstorm the huge and numerous other categorWestern Merchandise Mart ies, will introduc etheir from January 22 throughJannewest and, hopefully, most saleable merchandise, uary 26. world's finest facilities to Californians, Edward F, Dolder, chief of the Division of Beaches and Parks, is willing to hazard the guess thatina year or two the income might almost balance the expenditures, 2 p.m. on Saturdaysand

Sundays. The Planetarium is closed Mondays and there isonly one performance, at 3:30 p.m., on Tuesdays, Morrison Planetarium is a part of the complex comprising the California Academy of Sciences in Golden Gate Park. A howitzer isa cannon fired at very high angles to hit targets sheltered from the direct fire of guns. an annular or ring eclipse of the sun, On Sept, 11 the third . PEPE THE POPULATION wile WARFARE Feb, 4 at 40 minutes before sunset, there will be a e VAST Buen OF THE FIRST as Within the next 12 months — a will run through LOWL> SEACUL be is a new ski jump, suitable three unusual phenomena of special note will take place, new 2 OF The GREAT HOLOCAUST ARRIVES , THE lls OCCUPATION --: Today this is all changed, its heavens, has reopened with a new and topical astronomy show, "Forecast for 1962.7 te ee a ‘he spedticde ([NWTERESTING AND USEFUL some skilled in jumping wouldn't hazard, polish its stars and dust off To present these unusual \S A VERN / WHEN THE DAY WHA . . THERE, wit. COME A DAY when THE sary, ski jumps which even after taking a week off to unusual eventis an occulta @ arena, poor painting on the SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, 00 ----Morrison Planetarium , Planetarium visitors, reality. It was also the year the toll charge for calls Pacific Telephone man, Mrs, Robinette Garri buildings in an area where the highest quality is neces Morrison Planetarium Reopens With Forecasts happenings dramatically for for 1961. son of Mrs, Cheryl Hagen, 4011/2S, Pine St., Nevada City, is being assigned to the United States Air Force BEING A GENUINE SEAGULL W hen the area was pre sented tothe State Park Commission, there was nothing but some big dormitories, no parking area, faulty steamrooms, bad ice machines, a potentially dangerous roof atop the ice with parking, give you better telephone service. ® full millimeters in length and slope. wants the slopesto be of ab tion of Saturn in which the planet is hidden briefly by the moon, became a LACKLAND AFB, Tex, ---Airman Basic JohnG, Hamm, Tassone, Mrs, June M. Goeller, Mrs. Doris Ethel Hol BODKaN iS. 0° (2 solute championship caliber, expects his jumps to be the fiscal and physical headache, The way the average skier likesto find a place and the way the Olympic champion expects to find a place are as far apart as the poles, The former wants some conveniences, such as parking, warming huts, moderate slopes, lowdegree jumps, etc. The champion isn‘t cut down the time it takes to give you the information you want has also made the job easier for our operators. This is another important way we have found to help s 000 persons are expected in gle purpose, the Olympic Games, the area has been a for the Bell System com ® California. More than1,500, the Winter, minus the snow but including theice skating arena, The State Park at Squaw Valley has been beset by problems. Designed by its planners purely as a temporary establishment for a sin separate precision parts. Spread out, they’d cover a desk top! Yet teams of skilled people at Western on from skier to skier all over the facilities are open as in plex arrangement of 472 ae areas, the word has passed ama of all Lake Tahoe, is look at it, but your telephone is a really com i wasn ‘t very encouraging. But this year with improvements in management of the area, opening of more including a sweeping panor You wouldn’t think so to iy In Specialized Squaw Valley All Round Ski Resort provide opportunities for back country hiking without the long trudge up the mountain sides, In the Summer, & Training Program Josephine Butcher, Miss Lynn In the Summer, the lifts upto Squaw Peak and KT 22 *& Mrs, Lois Adams: Mrs, IvaJéan Johnson and Mrs, Genevieve Mooers of Auburn. Mrs, Anna Corene Scofield, Miss Gail Eowana Lawton, Mrs, Beverly Jane Sunday at SPD shopping center on Zion St., Nevada City. Free rides will be offered children in this "stage" during the merchant promotion. breathless, « Airman Hamm Mrs, Jean W. Gould, Mrs. WHAT'S z« The Nevada City graduation ceremony will mark completion of 18 months of STAGECOACH...The stagecoach will move again in Nevada County Saturday and OHHOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHOHEEEO ee, cee aa hospitals, work by these students of too difficult or unavailable. less than the distribution for . The winter season of 1960-61 the same month last year. . Highlands General (Auburn) ter an 18 month course Feb. 1, at 8 p.m. at the Seven Hills School, for the Bartlett Pear Commodity Committee. In tlie Hall, Loomis, tomorrow at bertas to be present at this ty hospitals will graduate af two members and alternates 2:00 P.M, The controlcommittee Another vocational nurs ing class will begin in February at the Weimar and Memorial and Nevada Coun Commodity Committee and district are entitled to vote fora member and alternate for the Elberta Peach Com andthe State Department of Agriculture urge all Placer and Nevada County growers of Bartletts, plums and El original class of 18 students studying under the Sierra College vocational nursing program at Sierra Nevada . We’re Going To Market The Furniture and Decoration staff of Alpha is packing its bags preparing to go to FURNITURE MARKET which will get underway on January 22, NOW CenTRAL CALIFORMIG for your home -an exceptional piece SAVINGS FEDERAL Ass ociation of furniture, a special type or color of drape, an extraordinary bit of floor covering, talk tothe Alpha staff beforethey and Loan gine MAXIMUM SECURITY leave Ge en them ieteia Satuvtey Jdnuhes 4 0 : They Will Shop For You! Cwrrent Ratz 6 V4 \ If you have something special in mind o, (@] p er annum Drep in to the Furnit aot poa9gmonet fs evada sketch . el store. Bring dew ung st sample or ¢c itt : Broad St., Nevada City