January 6, 1966 (20 pages)

January 6, 1966,.Nevada County Nugget. J HO AUM, Western Nevada County. activities associated with Viet©. nam; and a reversal ofthe _ downtrend that had plagued the "= close of 1962. 4 vices together contributed about 80 percent of the jobs added over so I'm the first baby of 1966 in This honor seems to be of little concern to Jackie Raymond Fanning, Jr., who weighed in at 9:38 a.m. Janaury 1 at Nevada County Hospitalat six pounds and eight ounces. The New Years baby is the son of Jack and Shirley Fanning of Nevada City. County Business Is Down 6.7 Per Cent Nevada County listed 6.7% fewer businesses in 1965 than in 1955, according to a report released recently by Dun & Brad-' street. Grass Valley suffered a .% decrease, and Nevada City a 35.6% loss in the number of listed businesses for this ten year period, while Soda Springs showed a gain of 8,3, and Truckee a 35.6% gain for the same period, “There were 402 businesses Winter Clearance of coats. suits. dresses LINGERIE.in broken sizes.1/2OFF LOUISE'S HOLIDAY SHOPPING CENTER Phone 273 6490 listed this past year in Nevada County, which is a decrease of 29 businesses over 1955", said William M. Gordon, District Manager of the San Francisco office of Dun & Bradstreet, Basing his facts on the figures in the November, 1965, Reference Book, Gordon points out that the 47 counties of Northern California, as a whole, showed an increase of 6, 0% for this ten year period, 25% OFF . State Chalks me Up Record "3 Employment . than 190,000 jobs, or 3.4 pernew employment records for all = major industries except construc_ $25.00 tradein allowance on any U.S. make adding machine .in good working condition o with no broken parts, less than 20 years old. California closed the ledger on 1965 by chalking up another record year in employment, the State Department of Industrial Relations reported recently. The total number of nonagricultural wage and salary workers in the State averaged 5,776,000 during 1965, a growth of more cent, from the previous record year of 1964, according to Ernest B. Webb, Director of the Department, The gain in 1964 was 3,3 percent. Highlights of the year included Se Dee hand adder from America's largest ~maker._ Adds, multiplies, totals to 8 figures (does not subtract). victor tallymaster adding machine 59.50 less trade-in 25. 00 34. 50 tion and mineral extraction, government employment's robust growth rooted in the public schools, in anti-poverty programs, and in Federal defense aerospace industries since the Government, trade, and serthe year, justasthey did between 1963 and 1964. Of these, government accounted for the largest single over-the-year gain in employment this year, both in terms of number of jobs added andin rate of growth, 120 W. MAIN ST.’, GRASS VALLEY PH. 273-4288 ; J EARGE-SIZE LU. WESSON OIL 29¢} SLICED BEETS 303 2/39: if NAPKINS 60 counr 2/15: TOMATO SOUP 10 oz 10% ORANGE JUICE ox. 45° 1/2 «ai. 85 ” DEL MONTE CATSUP CHUCK STEAK us 2/29: MARGARINE in tg] RUMP ROAST = un 69° } FOL.GERS Boneless COFFEE 3 1s ove 2 ss si.o73 aps*2 9 X RIB ROAST ww «79 CRYSTAL SIRLOIN TIP ROAST ts 89° ie CREAM . 1/2 GAbn. oe ee ees OE LEAN SLIM FREEZ 1/2 Bins vee ses Vi] GROUND CHUCK 9 69° COTTAGE CHEESE PT. 0. 0 ee 2a¢ F REGULAR BPP RR LB) i 5p 99 ek es GROUND BEEF 3 LBS $400 KREY ? SLICED BACON =u» S89 RIB. STEAK 49: Lite Mahel QUALITY FRESH MEAT “~ 2

January 6, 1966,.Nevada County Nugget. J HO AUM, Western Nevada County. activities associated with Viet©. nam; and a reversal ofthe _ downtrend that had plagued the "= close of 1962. 4 vices together contributed about 80 percent of the jobs added over so I'm the first baby of 1966 in This honor seems to be of little concern to Jackie Raymond Fanning, Jr., who weighed in at 9:38 a.m. Janaury 1 at Nevada County Hospitalat six pounds and eight ounces. The New Years baby is the son of Jack and Shirley Fanning of Nevada City. County Business Is Down 6.7 Per Cent Nevada County listed 6.7% fewer businesses in 1965 than in 1955, according to a report released recently by Dun & Brad-' street. Grass Valley suffered a .% decrease, and Nevada City a 35.6% loss in the number of listed businesses for this ten year period, while Soda Springs showed a gain of 8,3, and Truckee a 35.6% gain for the same period, “There were 402 businesses Winter Clearance of coats. suits. dresses LINGERIE..in broken sizes..1/2OFF LOUISE'S HOLIDAY SHOPPING CENTER Phone 273 6490 listed this past year in Nevada County, which is a decrease of 29 businesses over 1955", said William M. Gordon, District Manager of the San Francisco office of Dun & Bradstreet, Basing his facts on the figures in the November, 1965, Reference Book, Gordon points out that the 47 counties of Northern California, as a whole, showed an increase of 6, 0% for this ten year period, 25% OFF . State Chalks me Up Record "3 Employment . than 190,000 jobs, or 3.4 pernew employment records for all = major industries except construc_ $25.00 tradein allowance on any U.S. make adding machine .in good working condition o with no broken parts,

less than 20 years old. California closed the ledger on 1965 by chalking up another record year in employment, the State Department of Industrial Relations reported recently. The total number of nonagricultural wage and salary workers in the State averaged 5,776,000 during 1965, a growth of more cent, from the previous record year of 1964, according to Ernest B. Webb, Director of the Department, The gain in 1964 was 3,3 percent. Highlights of the year included Se Dee hand adder from America's largest ~maker._ Adds, multiplies, totals to 8 figures (does not subtract). victor tallymaster adding machine 59.50 less trade-in 25. 00 34. 50 tion and mineral extraction, government employment's robust growth rooted in the public schools, in anti-poverty programs, and in Federal defense aerospace industries since the Government, trade, and serthe year, justasthey did between 1963 and 1964. Of these, government accounted for the largest single over-the-year gain in employment this year, both in terms of number of jobs added andin rate of growth, 120 W. MAIN ST.’, GRASS VALLEY PH. 273-4288 ; J EARGE-SIZE LU. WESSON OIL 29¢} SLICED BEETS 303 2/39: if NAPKINS 60 counr 2/15: TOMATO SOUP 10 oz 10% ORANGE JUICE ox. 45° 1/2 «ai. 85 ” DEL MONTE CATSUP CHUCK STEAK us 2/29: MARGARINE in tg] RUMP ROAST = un 69° } FOL.GERS Boneless COFFEE 3 1s ove 2 ss si.o73 aps*2 9 X RIB ROAST ww «79 CRYSTAL SIRLOIN TIP ROAST ts 89° ie CREAM . 1/2 GAbn. oe ee ees OE LEAN SLIM FREEZ 1/2 Bins vee ses Vi] GROUND CHUCK 9 69° COTTAGE CHEESE PT. 0. 0 ee 2a¢ F REGULAR BPP RR LB) i 5p 99 ek es GROUND BEEF 3 LBS $400 KREY ? SLICED BACON =u» S89 RIB. STEAK 49: Lite Mahel QUALITY FRESH MEAT “~ 2