January 23, 1963 (8 pages)

a ae nme v tas ry Dit gs 8 Om 1 = o an INVENTORY TIME. .Ozzie Lampa (left) hands THE FLEET'S IN..In front of the Nevada City Bottling Works is its fleet of delivery vehicles ready for a days. run Drivers are; (l-r) Ozzie Lampsa, Carl Prather, H. Bertram and Dave Jeffress. ® Bertram during the chore of counting almost 50, 000bottles. --20 Tons Of Sugar Sweetens Local Soda Pop (Continued from Page 1) help meet the increased demand for beer and soft drinks. The Nevada City Bottling Works is classified as a small business yet it pays salaries 369 Students From 65 Foreign Lands At Davis DAVIS---"Regarding the article.on India, mayl point out certain discrepancies?” So began arecent letter to the editor of the Cal Aggie from an Indian student at the ‘University of California's Davis campus, It highlighted one of UCD's richest assets: 369 foreign students from 65 countries. Davis ranks third among colleges and universities in the U.S. in the percentage of foreign full-time students inresidence, exceeded only by Howard University in Washington, D.C. , and the Massachusetts Instituteof Technology, in that order. According to Abdur-Rahman Saghir, Lebanese graduate student in plant physiology, four of the 30-member agricultural faculty at the American University inBeirut are Davis alumni. Saghir himself chose UCD over the University of Michigan and other well-known institutions, all of which offered him assistantships. "Davis is known to have WATCHES [Ps CLOCKS JEWELRY Repairing E. M. DALPEZ Dial 265-4501 JEWELER 231% BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY ee EXPERT PRINTING Printing For Every Purpose **CIRCU LARS **STATIONERY #* MAIL PIECES #wéBILLs *#*FORMS NEVADA CO. PRINTING and PUBLISHING 212 W. Maia St. GRASS VALLEY a — -phone 273-4590 one of the best plant physiology programs of study anywhere," Saghir says; and he adds, “Besides, the climate here is similar to that at home.” Over 75 per cent of all foreign students at Davis are in the College of Agriculture; ten per cent are in the College of Letters and Science, followed by the School of Veterinary Medicine, and the College of Engineering. They come here from all corners of the globe. Last year, UCD had one of the few Russian students in the United States. From Tashkent and Taiwan they come; from Ceylon andJapan, Iran, Sudan, Greece, Hungary, Indonesia, and Peru. Names such as Gad (UAR), Hajrasuliha (Iran), Tal (Israel), Papadopoulos (Greece), and Ramanamurthy (India) are not uncommon here. The largest contingent comes from the United Arab Republic with 46, followed. by India (26), Israel (19), Canada (17), Iran (16), and Nationalist China (14). Five each are from Brazil, Colombia, and Iraq. Sixty-five countries in all are represented. About one-third of them are paying their own way. The rest are here on various scholarships, fellow ships, grants, and government training programs. For the past two years, foreign students from the Davis campus of the University of California have been invited tospend a weekend in the Grass Valley-Nevada City area as guests of local residents. Plans aré under way to repeat the annual visit this ——— TOWN TALK ee 265-2570 FreePick-up And Delive oa Es of more than $30,000 annually. Last year the plant purchased 20 tons of sugar used in bottling soft drinks from local sources. Prather buys locally whenever possible. All the ‘fuel: and service for a fleet of Check For Your LUCKY Nevada County er : owe OLD TIMER. . .Carl Prather holds an oldtime swt ese AG Sas .* $. NUGGET. . .Wednesday January 23, 1963. nd e AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE USE OF MOBILE‘HOMES IN THE CITY OF NEVADA CIT Y AND PROMtl VIDING PENALTIES FOR Shasta water bottle. ea 3 wire cage was to protect the operator incase the bottle. burst during filling. The old siphons were under 75 lbs. pressure and onthe dangerous side if improperly handled. The bottling works hasn't filled a siphon bottle since the end another case of empties to H.' of WW II. Kinch Assigned AMARILLO AFB, Tex.--Airman Third Class Dennis C. Kinch of Grass Valley, is being reassigned to Edwards Air Force technical training course for jet, aircraft méchanics here. Airman Kinch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kinch, Rt. 2, Grass Valley, was trained to maintain and service jet aircraft and aircraft systems. The airman, a graduate of Nevada Union High School, entered the-service in August. ee © ¢, LEGAL NOTICE Notice to the Public At a special meeting of the mission a variance was granted in Zone R-1 to Mrs. Margaret Peterson to construct a basalt block building for an antique shop at No. 510 Sacramento Street, Nevada City. 30 days after this publication are allowed for any protest. : City Planning Commission By Albert L. Johnson Chairman Nevada City Planning Com-., THE VIOLATION THEREOF The City Council of the City of Nevada City does ordain as follows: Section 1, Definitions. As used in this ‘ordinance, the ‘following terms shall have the following meanings: (a) “Mobilehome” means ayehicle, otherthan a motor vehicle, used as semipermanent housing, designed for human habitation, for carrying persons and property onits own structure, and for being drawn by a motor vehicle, and shall includea trailer coach. (b) “Mobilehome park" means any area or tract of land where one or more mobilehome lots are rented or held out for rent, and shall _ include a trailer park. Section 2, Prohibitions, Except as provided in Section 3 herein, no mobilehome shall be parked on any public street, alley or way, Or on any privately owned property in the City of Nevada City, except in a mobilehome park which complies with all of the provisions and requirements of Division 13, Part 2 (Section 18000 et seq.) of the California Health and Safety Code. Section3. Exceptions. (a) A mobilehome owned, used or occupied by any person or persons who are bona fide visitors of any residents of the City of Nevada City may be parked for not to ex~ ceed seven (7) days during any three-month period of time in any place otherwise permitted by law and which is not on any public street, alley or way. (b) The provisions of this ‘bilehome on any public street, alley or way City of Nevada City in accordance with, and for the timés permitted by, State and local laws, ordinances and regulations._ (c) Anowner of a mobilehome may park the same on private property for storage, provided that such mobilehome shall be so located as tocomply with side yard and setback requirements in the City of Nevada City, and provided, further, that the same shall not be used for living or sleeping purposes ‘whatsoever while so parked. Section 4, Penalties, Any person who violates any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punishable by a fine of not exceeding two hundred dollars ($200.00) or by imprisonment not exceeding thirty (30) days, or by both such fine and imprisonment. —~ Section 5. Publication. The City Clerk shall cause this ordinanceto be publishedonce, within fifteen days after its final passage, in the Nevada County Nugget, a newspaper of general circulation published and circulated in the City of Nevada City. Passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Nevada City, California, on this 14th day of January, 1963, by the following votes: AYES: Mayor Robert E. Carr, Councilmen Davies, Barry, Brickell, McPherson NOES: NONE ABSENT: NONE . Robert E, Carr Mayor ATTEST: Sam Hooper City Clerk Publish Jan, 23, 1963. seven trucks (purchased locally) is supplied by Twin City dealers. It is hoped that the 110 year oldtradition, “There'll always be a soda works in Nevada City‘, will continue ‘for at least a little while * longer. PG&E NUMBER At Any Of These Reddy Recommended Dealers FURNITURE. ghd? APPLIANCES HOTPOINT 124 E. Main St. Grass Valley, Calif. Phone 273-4197 Gra.:Neva General Electric RCA-Whirlpool. Zenith Ph. 273-3110 Foote . Electrical COMPANY e General Electric ® 519 Alta St., G.V. _ 273-3018 " BERT SEE’S WESTERN AUTO Norge KitchenAid RCA 735 Zion St., N.C. Phone 265 -4461 AN Maytag Kelvinator Grass Valley Nevada City KNEE’S RCA Hotpoint Zenith 230 Broad St., Nevada City Dial 265-4004 Art’s TV & RADIO HOSPITAL Admiral © 128 S. Auburn, G.V, 273-3018 MILLER’S, . \ PRE -214 E. Main St. ; * \and meals included! PGw Pacific Gas and Electric Company peer nnn eee ee eee Announcing $25,000 “Reddy Dealer Jackpot”’ YOU MAY ALREADY BE A WINNER Look for lucky number enclosed with your February PG&E bill ght . EXCITING EUROPEAN TRIP FOR TWO Complete Pan American Jet Clipper® 14-day tour of Rome, Paris, London and Nice. Hotels . MEXICO-GUATEMALA "3" PRIZES : TRIPS FOR TWO! 40 lucky numbers win a major appliance such as a clothes dryer, range, refrigerator or TV set. 110 lucky_numbers win a portable appliance prize like a coffeemaker, steam iron or food mixer. WINNING NUMBERS POSTED AT R A different jackpot number has been enclosedswith each February PG&E bill. Check your number against the list of winning numbers and corresponding prizes posted at Reddy Recommended Appliance Dealers handling brands listed below. If you are a lucky winner, make a claim through a Reddy Dealer by the March 15 deadline, Reddy Dealer Jackpot open to all PG&E customers except industry employees. Appliance prizes include delivery and normal service warranty by Reddy Dealersnstallation not included. 14-day expen$e-paid vacation by Pan American Jet Clipper®. ‘Golden Triangle" tour of Guatemala and Mexico,including the exciting Yucatan Peninsula. 150 GREAT. APPLIANCE PRIZES! , EDDY APPLIANCE DEALERS i e . ; 1 Prizes offered by Northern California Electrical Bureau, Gas Appliance Society, F U R — RE : appliance manufacturers and distributors of the following brands: . Admiral General Electric Maytag Philco-Bendix Tappan Westinghouse Amana Gibson Monarch RCA-Victor TravLer-Sonora . Blackstone ‘Hamilton Motorola RCA-Whirlpool Thermador i e : Dumont Hotpoint Norge Roper Waste King Universal . i ere pa ered O'Keefe & Merritt Speed Queen Wedgewood l rigidaire KitchenAid Packard-Bell Sub-Zero Westi 409 E. Main St. G.V. ! Gaffers & Sattler © Magic Chef Philco Sylvania a ! ? 213-3217 : . ae i ae Pane res Selec Se Fis : e *

a ae nme v tas ry Dit gs 8 Om 1 = o an INVENTORY TIME. .Ozzie Lampa (left) hands THE FLEET'S IN...In front of the Nevada City Bottling Works is its fleet of delivery vehicles ready for a days. run Drivers are; (l-r) Ozzie Lampsa, Carl Prather, H. Bertram and Dave Jeffress. ® Bertram during the chore of counting almost 50, 000bottles. --20 Tons Of Sugar Sweetens Local Soda Pop (Continued from Page 1) help meet the increased demand for beer and soft drinks. The Nevada City Bottling Works is classified as a small business yet it pays salaries 369 Students From 65 Foreign Lands At Davis DAVIS---"Regarding the article..on India, mayl point out certain discrepancies?” So began arecent letter to the editor of the Cal Aggie from an Indian student at the ‘University of California's Davis campus, It highlighted one of UCD's richest assets: 369 foreign students from 65 countries. Davis ranks third among colleges and universities in the U.S. in the percentage of foreign full-time students inresidence, exceeded only by Howard University in Washington, D.C. , and the Massachusetts Instituteof Technology, in that order. According to Abdur-Rahman Saghir, Lebanese graduate student in plant physiology, four of the 30-member agricultural faculty at the American University inBeirut are Davis alumni. Saghir himself chose UCD over the University of Michigan and other well-known institutions, all of which offered him assistantships. "Davis is known to have WATCHES [Ps CLOCKS JEWELRY Repairing E. M. DALPEZ Dial 265-4501 JEWELER 231% BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY ee EXPERT PRINTING Printing For Every Purpose **CIRCU LARS **STATIONERY #* MAIL PIECES #wéBILLs *#*FORMS NEVADA CO. PRINTING and PUBLISHING 212 W. Maia St. GRASS VALLEY a — -phone 273-4590 one of the best plant physiology programs of study anywhere," Saghir says; and he adds, “Besides, the climate here is similar to that at home.” Over 75 per cent of all foreign students at Davis are in the College of Agriculture; ten per cent are in the College of Letters and Science, followed by the School of Veterinary Medicine, and the College of Engineering. They come here from all corners of the globe. Last year, UCD had one of the few Russian students in the United States. From Tashkent and Taiwan they come; from Ceylon andJapan, Iran, Sudan, Greece, Hungary, Indonesia, and Peru. Names such as Gad (UAR), Hajrasuliha (Iran), Tal (Israel), Papadopoulos (Greece), and Ramanamurthy (India) are not uncommon here. The largest contingent comes from the United Arab Republic with 46, followed. by India (26), Israel (19), Canada (17), Iran (16), and Nationalist China (14). Five each are from Brazil, Colombia, and Iraq. Sixty-five countries in all are represented. About one-third of them are paying their own way. The rest are here on various scholarships, fellow ships, grants, and government training programs. For the past two years, foreign students from the Davis campus of the University of California have been invited tospend a weekend in the Grass Valley-Nevada City area as guests of local residents. Plans aré under way to repeat the annual visit this ——— TOWN TALK ee 265-2570 FreePick-up And Delive oa Es of more than $30,000 annually. Last year the plant purchased 20 tons of sugar used in bottling soft drinks from local sources. Prather buys locally whenever possible. All the ‘fuel: and service for a fleet of Check For Your LUCKY Nevada County er : owe OLD TIMER. . .Carl Prather holds an oldtime swt ese AG Sas .* $. NUGGET. . .Wednesday January 23, 1963.. nd e AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE USE OF MOBILE‘HOMES IN THE CITY OF NEVADA CIT Y AND PROMtl VIDING PENALTIES FOR Shasta water bottle. ea 3 wire cage was to protect the operator incase the bottle. burst during filling. The old siphons were under 75 lbs. pressure and onthe dangerous side if improperly handled. The bottling works hasn't filled a siphon bottle since the end another case of empties to H.' of WW II. Kinch Assigned AMARILLO AFB, Tex.--Airman Third Class Dennis C. Kinch of Grass Valley, is being reassigned to Edwards Air Force technical training course for jet, aircraft méchanics here. Airman Kinch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kinch, Rt. 2, Grass Valley, was trained to maintain and service jet aircraft and aircraft systems. The airman, a graduate of Nevada Union High School, entered the-service in August. ee © ¢, LEGAL NOTICE Notice to the Public At a special meeting of the mission a variance was granted in Zone R-1 to Mrs. Margaret Peterson to construct a basalt block building for an antique shop at No. 510 Sacramento Street, Nevada City. 30 days after this publication are allowed for any protest. : City Planning Commission By Albert L. Johnson Chairman Nevada City Planning Com-., THE VIOLATION THEREOF The City Council of the City of Nevada City does ordain as follows: Section 1, Definitions. As used in this ‘ordinance, the ‘following terms shall have the following meanings: (a) “Mobilehome” means ayehicle, otherthan a motor vehicle, used as semipermanent housing, designed for human habitation, for

carrying persons and property onits own structure, and for being drawn by a motor vehicle, and shall includea trailer coach. (b) “Mobilehome park" means any area or tract of land where one or more mobilehome lots are rented or held out for rent, and shall _ include a trailer park. Section 2, Prohibitions, Except as provided in Section 3 herein, no mobilehome shall be parked on any public street, alley or way, Or on any privately owned property in the City of Nevada City, except in a mobilehome park which complies with all of the provisions and requirements of Division 13, Part 2 (Section 18000 et seq.) of the California Health and Safety Code. Section3. Exceptions. (a) A mobilehome owned, used or occupied by any person or persons who are bona fide visitors of any residents of the City of Nevada City may be parked for not to ex~ ceed seven (7) days during any three-month period of time in any place otherwise permitted by law and which is not on any public street, alley or way. (b) The provisions of this ‘bilehome on any public street, alley or way City of Nevada City in accordance with, and for the timés permitted by, State and local laws, ordinances and regulations._ (c) Anowner of a mobilehome may park the same on private property for storage, provided that such mobilehome shall be so located as tocomply with side yard and setback requirements in the City of Nevada City, and provided, further, that the same shall not be used for living or sleeping purposes ‘whatsoever while so parked. Section 4, Penalties, Any person who violates any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punishable by a fine of not exceeding two hundred dollars ($200.00) or by imprisonment not exceeding thirty (30) days, or by both such fine and imprisonment. —~ Section 5. Publication. The City Clerk shall cause this ordinanceto be publishedonce, within fifteen days after its final passage, in the Nevada County Nugget, a newspaper of general circulation published and circulated in the City of Nevada City. Passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Nevada City, California, on this 14th day of January, 1963, by the following votes: AYES: Mayor Robert E. Carr, Councilmen Davies, Barry, Brickell, McPherson NOES: NONE ABSENT: NONE . Robert E, Carr Mayor ATTEST: Sam Hooper City Clerk Publish Jan, 23, 1963. seven trucks (purchased locally) is supplied by Twin City dealers. It is hoped that the 110 year oldtradition, “There'll always be a soda works in Nevada City‘, will continue ‘for at least a little while * longer. PG&E NUMBER At Any Of These Reddy Recommended Dealers FURNITURE. ghd? APPLIANCES HOTPOINT 124 E. Main St. Grass Valley, Calif. Phone 273-4197 Gra.:Neva General Electric RCA-Whirlpool. Zenith Ph. 273-3110 Foote . Electrical COMPANY e General Electric ® 519 Alta St., G.V. _ 273-3018 " BERT SEE’S WESTERN AUTO Norge KitchenAid RCA 735 Zion St., N.C. Phone 265 -4461 AN Maytag Kelvinator Grass Valley Nevada City KNEE’S RCA Hotpoint Zenith 230 Broad St., Nevada City Dial 265-4004 Art’s TV & RADIO HOSPITAL Admiral © 128 S. Auburn, G.V, 273-3018 MILLER’S, . \ PRE -214 E. Main St. ; * \and meals included! PGw Pacific Gas and Electric Company peer nnn eee ee eee Announcing $25,000 “Reddy Dealer Jackpot”’ YOU MAY ALREADY BE A WINNER Look for lucky number enclosed with your February PG&E bill ght . EXCITING EUROPEAN TRIP FOR TWO Complete Pan American Jet Clipper® 14-day tour of Rome, Paris, London and Nice. Hotels . MEXICO-GUATEMALA "3" PRIZES : TRIPS FOR TWO! 40 lucky numbers win a major appliance such as a clothes dryer, range, refrigerator or TV set. 110 lucky_numbers win a portable appliance prize like a coffeemaker, steam iron or food mixer. WINNING NUMBERS POSTED AT R A different jackpot number has been enclosedswith each February PG&E bill. Check your number against the list of winning numbers and corresponding prizes posted at Reddy Recommended Appliance Dealers handling brands listed below. If you are a lucky winner, make a claim through a Reddy Dealer by the March 15 deadline, Reddy Dealer Jackpot open to all PG&E customers except industry employees. Appliance prizes include delivery and normal service warranty by Reddy Dealersnstallation not included. 14-day expen$e-paid vacation by Pan American Jet Clipper®. ‘Golden Triangle" tour of Guatemala and Mexico,including the exciting Yucatan Peninsula. 150 GREAT. APPLIANCE PRIZES! , EDDY APPLIANCE DEALERS i e . ; 1 Prizes offered by Northern California Electrical Bureau, Gas Appliance Society, F U R — RE : appliance manufacturers and distributors of the following brands: . Admiral General Electric Maytag Philco-Bendix Tappan Westinghouse Amana Gibson Monarch RCA-Victor TravLer-Sonora . Blackstone ‘Hamilton Motorola RCA-Whirlpool Thermador i e : Dumont Hotpoint Norge Roper Waste King Universal . i ere pa ered O'Keefe & Merritt Speed Queen Wedgewood l rigidaire KitchenAid Packard-Bell Sub-Zero Westi 409 E. Main St. G.V. ! Gaffers & Sattler © Magic Chef Philco Sylvania a ! ? 213-3217 : . ae i ae Pane res Selec Se Fis : e *