January 18, 1961 (8 pages)

bork Dan Bie Page 6 * iS i Introduced By Cameron A Resolution asking for early Congressional action to authorize the Auburn Dam and Folsom South Canal Project was introduced in the Senate by Senator RonaldG. Cameron, of Auburn. T.he Resolution emphasizes that the project is part of the California Water Plan and would help in the State's efforts to meet California's water requirements. An ‘authorization bill for the project has been introduced in Congress by Senators Clair Engle and Thomas H. Kuchel, and congressmen Harold T. Johnson, John E. Moss, and John F. McFall, _all of California. “Federal planning on these developments is virtually complete,” said Senator Cameron, “Authorization by Congress would mean that efforts can be made at this session to obtain preliminary appropriations for the dam and canal project. “We need both large and small water development projects to meet the potential population growth that exists in northern California. "People of the State have authorized and partially financed the Feather River Project for State construction. Butit meets only part of our derhand, " Call Highway 40 Bids — On Work Over Summit The State Division of Highways has called for bids for the second of three units for the relocation and construction of US Highway 40 asa freeway over the Sierra mountain summit in eastern Nevada County, according to officials at the Marysville district office. Bids will be openedFeb. 15, A total of $2,700,060 in state highway funds is available for the project which also a part of Interstate Hi way 80. The section will fromthe completed tiv WATCHES — (ip <CLOCKS ~_ZA JEWELRY ~ : gem fo 089 ae E. M. DALPEZ. ™ . JEWELER NEVADA CiTy 23\% BROAD ST $0 WANTED OR UNWANTED ITEMS LISTED IN THE NUGGET } . I / MW EMT: =— =—_= = (‘S = — oe — et — — = — = — ae ———4 — ——— = = —— ot SS = = — = SS = 2 i — —— ee SS SSE Te] —— a —— — ee eee SR — = = Se 2B SZ — a = = FS — == — —— a= > BEZZeZeeze = BSH Se B2Bz = BZEZZZZZ eee Sh ee EEE BK ES SSS eee SES BS” Be = 5 HE 2adZZ eZ —= — = BZ ZZZZ SS ———— od me en —# Baas eg ee = —_—— ee. = Bex a a half-mile west of Soda Springs, to 2.6 miles east, where it will connect with the grading job started last summer on the seven miles east of the summit which will join the freeway at the east end of Donner Laketwo miles west of Truckee. In addition to excavation and grading, the latest project will includeconstruction of an interchange near Soda Springs, a bridge across the North Fork Yuba River, and an interchange at Castle Peak Road near the summit. The third unit, to be advertised later, will provide for paving the entire 10-mile stretch which will travel up to two miles north of the existing Donner Summit highway. ~” ” > So LN NL IMM A, i . Ih yA 0 . . I) HE ANA EM ME Il} RAL 1 00 . >= = == WE YEA EM, WE WE A Il) . Pieter S&L Funds Grow Despite a general leveling Placer bat year, with assets increasing to $8,699, 306.00 or 27 per cent above the figure of 1959, Paul Claiborne, presi‘dent, reported today. Writing in that institution's annual report, Claiborne said savings programs, “In part systematic savings habits." The high savings level, gage money for home buyers in 1961, he said. the year was marked by re. cord gains in savings and . savers with many individuals . / and families stepping up their, : because of caution, but also ;) because they have developed coupled with ever-increas. ’ ing repayments on outstand. ing mortgages, assures an. ample supply of home mort. ) $9,000 In Gas Tax The State has distributed a total of $9,067,964 from state-collected motor vehicle license fees to California's 369 cities and 58 counties, State Controller Alan Cranston reported sag This apportionment, first and smallest of three to be made in the 1960-61 fiscal year, represents approximately 8 per cent of what the cities and counties can ultimately expect, Cranston said. Larger apportionments will be made in April and June. Grass Valley received $1, ‘977.11. Nevada City's share was $948.78. Nevada County apportionment was $6, 032.25. egg NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET CORNER Wednesday, January 18, 1961 "GRASS. VALLEY 2000 A.D." '«by Jerry Blum Age 12 Miss. Norton's Seventh Grade Chicago Park School Drawing previded through the cooperation of Nevada County's Ele: mentary Schvuvls, . Increasing numbers of the tiny motorized vechicles pop‘ularly known as go-carts prompted Lt. G.D. Wallihan commander of the California Highway Patrol's Grass Valley Area, to remind parents that the carts may not legally be operated on California streets. and highways. "Many youngsters received these small go-carts for Christmas, and we want to advoid repetition of an accident which occurred shortly after Christmas, 1959, in Southern California in which OPEN MANY DOORS WILL BRING TERRIFIC RESPONSE. KX LIST 10 SELL SE LST 10 BUY Read The NUGGET’S . . Classified Section Each Week. Send the handy blank below to 132 Main St., Nevada City. Classified Ad Deadline 10:00 A. M., Mon,, before publication. 16¢ Per line (4 words).First issue. 14¢ Per Liae thereafter.no copy change. Minimum charge 80¢ NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET CLASSIFIED INSERTION ORDER Classified Ad Rates &, ¢ It costs only 80¢ to reach over 8,500 homes in Nevada County with a 20 word Ad. That is just _1/86¢ per home. Bill To NC Council Sets Up Retirement Study The Nevada City Council last week set up an actuarial study of the city police department as the first step in preparing to place police. men under a state-sponsored retiremént plan. Other city employes were reported to be opposed to the © establishment of a retirement, plan because of a resulting decrease of takehome pay through employe participation in the fund. The council also adopted an ordinance setting up standards of training and deportment for the police “department. CHP Warns Go-Carts Not Legal On Highways a youngster was killed," Lt. Wallihan declared. "These vehicles are barred from public streets and highways because they do not meet the requirements of the vehicle code in regard to lights, brakes, turning signals, horns and mufflers. ” The CHP official also pointed out thet the operator of such a vehicle, even if it were legal, would be requiredto have a yalid operator's license. "I think the parents should know that they are criminally liable if they allow their children to operatethese gocarts illegally," Lt. Wallihandeclared. “I urge them tomakesurethattheir youngsters confine their use of these vehicles to privated property, where the opportunity for a tragedy to occur is greatly reduced, " STOP FRETTING START GETTING INSURAWCE FROM ¢ CURNOW HALLS} INSURANCE 316 Broad St. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING THE REQUIREMENT S OF SECTION 13522 OF THE PENAL CODE RELATING TO RECRUIT MENT AND TRAINING OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS THE-CIT Y COUNCIL OF NEVADA CITY DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. PURPOSE. The City of Nevada City hereby declares that it desires to qualify toreceive aid from the State of California under the provisions of Chap‘ter 1 of Title 4, Part 4, of the California Penal Code. SECTION 2, ADHERENCETO STATE STANDARDS. Pursuant to Section 13522 of said Chapter.1, the City of Nevada City, while receiving aid from the State of California pursuant to said Chapter 1, will adhereto the standards for recruitment and training established by the California: Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training. SECTION 3. PUBLICATION AND EFFECTIVE DATE. The City Clerk shall cause this ordinance to be published once, within fifteen (15) days after its passage, in the Nevada County Nugget, a newspaper of general circulation, published and circulated in the City of Nevada City; and this ordinance shall take effect and be in force thirty (30) days after its final passage. © of the City Council of the City of Nevada City on the 9th day ofJanuary, 1961, by the following votes: AYES; Mayor CarrJr., Councilmen Davies, Barry, Brickell, Mullis NOES: NONE ABSENT: NONE Robert E, Carr Jr. Mayor Passed at aregular meeting" AT TEST: Sam Hooper City Clerk Total protection can be provided against the most intense radioactive fallout by shelters that place three feet of earth or two feet of concrete between the accu-. pants and radioactive par: ticles outside, the California Disaster Office reports. CLOSED ' THURSDAY 19 for Annual Vacation will re-open about March 3 Saat ee tS THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE tHe ete Het LOLA’S GROTTO 145 S. Auburn St. GRASS VALLEY YOU! Dial 265-4586 WE HAVE BEEN ASKED.. “ What’s between the. Million Put down the number "one," and add 100 zeros and you have yourself a Googol. Even using the zero, a number of this magnitude is hard to visualize mentally. It is estimated that the number of raindrops falling on the city of Chicago in an entire century wouldn't add up to a Googol. ; and the Googol? Numeration Nomenclature Name Size Number of zeros Million 1,000 thousands 6 Billion 1,000 millions 9 Tiillion ; 1,000 billions : 12 Quadrillion 1,000 trillions 15 Quintillion ~° 1,000 quadrillions 18 Sextillion ~ 1,006 quintillions 21 Septillion °1,000 sextillions 24 Octillion 1,000 septillions 27 Nonillion 1,000 octillions 30 Decillion 1,000 nonillions 33 Undecillion 1,000 decillions 36 Duodecillion 1,000 undecillions 39 Tredecillion 1,000 duodecillions 42 Quattuordecillion 1,000 tredecillions 45 Quindecillion 1,000 quattuordecillions 48 Sexdecillion ~ 1,000 quindecillions » «” 51 Septendecillion 1,000 sexdecillions 54 Octodecillion 1,000 septendecillions 57 Novemdecillion 1, 000 octodecillions 60 Vigintillion 1,000 novemdecillions 63 Googol 10 vigintillions 100 Millions, Septil#tions, and Googols are for Mathmaticians BUT the desk size——-——VICTOR AUTOMATIC PRINTING ICALCULATORS are for anyone with figure problems. Come in today and let us show Hobb OFFIC house EQUIPMENT 120 W Main St., Grass Valley. Dial 273-4288

bork Dan Bie Page 6 * iS i Introduced By Cameron A Resolution asking for early Congressional action to authorize the Auburn Dam and Folsom South Canal Project was introduced in the Senate by Senator RonaldG. Cameron, of Auburn. T.he Resolution emphasizes that the project is part of the California Water Plan and would help in the State's efforts to meet California's water requirements. An ‘authorization bill for the project has been introduced in Congress by Senators Clair Engle and Thomas H. Kuchel, and congressmen Harold T. Johnson, John E. Moss, and John F. McFall, _all of California. “Federal planning on these developments is virtually complete,” said Senator Cameron, “Authorization by Congress would mean that efforts can be made at this session to obtain preliminary appropriations for the dam and canal project. “We need both large and small water development projects to meet the potential population growth that exists in northern California. "People of the State have authorized and partially financed the Feather River Project for State construction. Butit meets only part of our derhand, " Call Highway 40 Bids — On Work Over Summit The State Division of Highways has called for bids for the second of three units for the relocation and construction of US Highway 40 asa freeway over the Sierra mountain summit in eastern Nevada County, according to officials at the Marysville district office. Bids will be openedFeb. 15, A total of $2,700,060 in state highway funds is available for the project which also a part of Interstate Hi way 80. The section will fromthe completed tiv WATCHES — (ip <CLOCKS ~_ZA JEWELRY ~ : gem fo 089 ae E. M. DALPEZ. ™ . JEWELER NEVADA CiTy 23\% BROAD ST $0 WANTED OR UNWANTED ITEMS LISTED IN THE NUGGET } . I / MW EMT: =— =—_= = (‘S = — oe — et — — = — = — ae ———4 — ——— = = —— ot SS = = — = SS = 2 i — —— ee SS SSE Te] —— a —— — ee eee SR — = = Se 2B SZ — a = = FS — == — —— a= > BEZZeZeeze = BSH Se B2Bz = BZEZZZZZ eee Sh ee EEE BK ES SSS eee SES BS” Be = 5 HE 2adZZ eZ —= — = BZ ZZZZ SS ———— od me en —# Baas eg ee = —_—— ee. = Bex a a half-mile west of Soda Springs, to 2.6 miles east, where it will connect with the grading job started last summer on the seven miles east of the summit which will join the freeway at the east end of Donner Laketwo miles west of Truckee. In addition to excavation and grading, the latest project will includeconstruction of an interchange near Soda Springs, a bridge across the North Fork Yuba River, and an interchange at Castle Peak Road near the summit. The third unit, to be advertised later, will provide for paving the entire 10-mile stretch which will travel up to two miles north of the existing Donner Summit highway. ~” ” > So LN NL IMM A, i . Ih yA 0 . . I) HE ANA EM ME Il} RAL 1 00 . >= = == WE YEA EM, WE WE A Il) . Pieter S&L Funds Grow Despite a general leveling Placer bat year, with assets increasing to $8,699, 306.00 or 27 per cent above the figure of 1959, Paul Claiborne, presi‘dent, reported today. Writing in that institution's annual report, Claiborne said savings programs, “In part systematic savings habits." The high savings level, gage money for home buyers in 1961, he said. the year was marked by re. cord gains in savings and . savers with many individuals . / and families stepping up their, : because of caution, but also ;) because they have developed coupled with ever-increas. ’ ing repayments on outstand. ing mortgages, assures an. ample supply of home mort. ) $9,000 In Gas Tax The State has distributed a total of $9,067,964 from state-collected motor vehicle license fees to California's 369 cities and 58 counties, State Controller Alan Cranston reported sag This apportionment, first and smallest of three to be made in the 1960-61 fiscal year, represents approximately 8 per cent of what the cities and counties can ultimately expect, Cranston said. Larger apportionments will be made in April and June. Grass Valley received $1, ‘977.11. Nevada City's share was $948.78. Nevada County apportionment was $6, 032.25. egg NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET CORNER Wednesday, January 18, 1961 "GRASS. VALLEY 2000 A.D." '«by Jerry Blum Age 12 Miss. Norton's Seventh Grade Chicago Park School Drawing previded through the cooperation of Nevada County's Ele: mentary Schvuvls,

. Increasing numbers of the tiny motorized vechicles pop‘ularly known as go-carts prompted Lt. G.D. Wallihan commander of the California Highway Patrol's Grass Valley Area, to remind parents that the carts may not legally be operated on California streets. and highways. "Many youngsters received these small go-carts for Christmas, and we want to advoid repetition of an accident which occurred shortly after Christmas, 1959, in Southern California in which OPEN MANY DOORS WILL BRING TERRIFIC RESPONSE. KX LIST 10 SELL SE LST 10 BUY Read The NUGGET’S . . Classified Section Each Week. Send the handy blank below to 132 Main St., Nevada City. Classified Ad Deadline 10:00 A. M., Mon,, before publication. 16¢ Per line (4 words)..First issue. 14¢ Per Liae thereafter..no copy change. Minimum charge 80¢ NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET CLASSIFIED INSERTION ORDER Classified Ad Rates &, ¢ It costs only 80¢ to reach over 8,500 homes in Nevada County with a 20 word Ad. That is just _1/86¢ per home. Bill To NC Council Sets Up Retirement Study The Nevada City Council last week set up an actuarial study of the city police department as the first step in preparing to place police. men under a state-sponsored retiremént plan. Other city employes were reported to be opposed to the © establishment of a retirement, plan because of a resulting decrease of takehome pay through employe participation in the fund. The council also adopted an ordinance setting up standards of training and deportment for the police “department. CHP Warns Go-Carts Not Legal On Highways a youngster was killed," Lt. Wallihan declared. "These vehicles are barred from public streets and highways because they do not meet the requirements of the vehicle code in regard to lights, brakes, turning signals, horns and mufflers. ” The CHP official also pointed out thet the operator of such a vehicle, even if it were legal, would be requiredto have a yalid operator's license. "I think the parents should know that they are criminally liable if they allow their children to operatethese gocarts illegally," Lt. Wallihandeclared. “I urge them tomakesurethattheir youngsters confine their use of these vehicles to privated property, where the opportunity for a tragedy to occur is greatly reduced, " STOP FRETTING START GETTING INSURAWCE FROM ¢ CURNOW HALLS} INSURANCE 316 Broad St. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE AN ORDINANCE ACCEPTING THE REQUIREMENT S OF SECTION 13522 OF THE PENAL CODE RELATING TO RECRUIT MENT AND TRAINING OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS THE-CIT Y COUNCIL OF NEVADA CITY DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. PURPOSE. The City of Nevada City hereby declares that it desires to qualify toreceive aid from the State of California under the provisions of Chap‘ter 1 of Title 4, Part 4, of the California Penal Code. SECTION 2, ADHERENCETO STATE STANDARDS. Pursuant to Section 13522 of said Chapter.1, the City of Nevada City, while receiving aid from the State of California pursuant to said Chapter 1, will adhereto the standards for recruitment and training established by the California: Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training. SECTION 3. PUBLICATION AND EFFECTIVE DATE. The City Clerk shall cause this ordinance to be published once, within fifteen (15) days after its passage, in the Nevada County Nugget, a newspaper of general circulation, published and circulated in the City of Nevada City; and this ordinance shall take effect and be in force thirty (30) days after its final passage. © of the City Council of the City of Nevada City on the 9th day ofJanuary, 1961, by the following votes: AYES; Mayor CarrJr., Councilmen Davies, Barry, Brickell, Mullis NOES: NONE ABSENT: NONE Robert E, Carr Jr. Mayor Passed at aregular meeting" AT TEST: Sam Hooper City Clerk Total protection can be provided against the most intense radioactive fallout by shelters that place three feet of earth or two feet of concrete between the accu-. pants and radioactive par: ticles outside, the California Disaster Office reports. CLOSED ' THURSDAY 19 for Annual Vacation will re-open about March 3 Saat ee tS THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE tHe ete Het LOLA’S GROTTO 145 S. Auburn St. GRASS VALLEY YOU! Dial 265-4586 WE HAVE BEEN ASKED.... “ What’s between the. Million Put down the number "one," and add 100 zeros and you have yourself a Googol. Even using the zero, a number of this magnitude is hard to visualize mentally. It is estimated that the number of raindrops falling on the city of Chicago in an entire century wouldn't add up to a Googol. ; and the Googol? Numeration Nomenclature Name Size Number of zeros Million 1,000 thousands 6 Billion 1,000 millions 9 Tiillion ; 1,000 billions : 12 Quadrillion 1,000 trillions 15 Quintillion ~° 1,000 quadrillions 18 Sextillion ~ 1,006 quintillions 21 Septillion °1,000 sextillions 24 Octillion 1,000 septillions 27 Nonillion 1,000 octillions 30 Decillion 1,000 nonillions 33 Undecillion 1,000 decillions 36 Duodecillion 1,000 undecillions 39 Tredecillion 1,000 duodecillions 42 Quattuordecillion 1,000 tredecillions 45 Quindecillion 1,000 quattuordecillions 48 Sexdecillion ~ 1,000 quindecillions » «” 51 Septendecillion 1,000 sexdecillions 54 Octodecillion 1,000 septendecillions 57 Novemdecillion 1, 000 octodecillions 60 Vigintillion 1,000 novemdecillions 63 Googol 10 vigintillions 100 Millions, Septil#tions, and Googols are for Mathmaticians BUT the desk size——-——VICTOR AUTOMATIC PRINTING ICALCULATORS are for anyone with figure problems. Come in today and let us show Hobb OFFIC house EQUIPMENT 120 W Main St., Grass Valley. Dial 273-4288