July 25, 1963 (16 pages)

UOTAOES ST BoTPoTsed AAVIGET 9989S *3T1 BD *JT1BD ‘6 OF ter el0B —8t aDvd** ‘so6t ‘et Aqnf***1088nN OUL*’ “OT JDVd ‘District See legs = @571799,973s 4S ion.“seven hundred ninety eight thousand ~~ é three. am. 45/1002 = 3 Se Aino — ee 2 2 = = = portins oe \ 5 eed.hn cecal eo a ee ee asst Casniancomerre cae Lomo0agt pos, GS Bs re6e “a glee = 0 eae: 3.400" qenmneactaen. ee . wren € aor aR, CHECK IN HAND..The Yuba-Bear Project in= VADA cluding five dams and two power plants is being NE financed by this check, presented to NID officials . ‘ Seated (left to right) COUNTY Monday in San Francisco. are James Fechlin, partner in F.S. Smithers & Pegi Conpany,-one of the two bond purchasers, Elton Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass Vi on : 4 -collector assessor treasurer of tN is , You Bet, Town Talk, Glenbrook, Little York, Cherokee, Mooney Flat, Sweetland, Alpha, Juan, N: h Bloomfield, Humb Corral, Rough and Ready, Granitevi! French 0 umbug, RoR Lime Kiln, C Telco Come Ber i cia Ree, Dio OP See ere Hi Ni ae Bourb Bar, Lowell Hill, Flat, Grizzl Bite ingyen, LeBarr Meadows il Liberty Hill Sailor Flt, Lake Coy Hill, Wesht lege district, (standing).Edwin Koster, district mandeal at.TYthors Volley,Newtown: Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore's Flat of, cg Reara ii jae ager, Miss Georgia Scobie, district secretary, Nevada City, July 25, 1963 ys A. Tobiassefi, A Warren §. Wilson, chairman of the.NID board, and Joseph Schmedding, viceseadidant and trust officer for Bank of America. Volume 38, Number 30 10 Cents A Copy eR ee Published Thursda ss pe , ©) D ae Ina special report to the Nevwas endorsed by the Grand Jury ada County Supervisors Monday, and included in its report tothe be supplied with a full time as sistant medical director in addi the 1963 Grand Jury was critical supervisors. tion to such additional help as County Hospital, surgical pracommended: ample professional care to pa of administration of the Nevada Coy and the Grand Jury rec 1, Thata qualified professional tices at the hospital, andthe lack of proper records concerning pahospital administrator be hired by tients. the county, witha necessary to furnish “proper and tients 24 hours of each day.” The Grand Jury noted that the salary high recommendationscall for a large The action was taken after the enoughtoattract a capable man; increase inhospital expenditures. 2, That the Medical Director It also noted that more efficient the county hospital. The report of duties at the county hospital and enough or nearly enough to fin Grand Jury hired an experienced hospital administrator to survey of the hospital be limited to his administration could likely save ThomasJ. Coy, administrator of as county health officer; and ance the expanded care program. Rideout Hospital in Marysville, 3. That the Medical Director (Continued on Page 2) ‘ATiger By The Tail’-Meat Law Repeal Discussed "It council has.a tiger by the tail," a Grass Valley Mayor John Hodge a “free-for-all” that night. managerBobElfersroseto correct partment of Agricultureemployes the w ording of the chamber of working for spot checks in the in He also suggested that whatcommerce letter. Elfers is a didividual markets. his merchandise at any time he choosés~--except meat. The ordinance “no longer has commented lastnight nearthe ever action the council takes be rector ofthe chamber but was not . Healsocitedthe increased cost ny protective value to the pub ‘ when the of operation underthe current end of a long discussion on the ‘put to the test of a city vote in present at the meetingsupport the butcher's contract. p.oposed repeal of the city's or1965 ifit proves unpopular during directors n7OVed to chants use it as a guise to protect ‘ dina,Ce Which prohibits the sale the interim. © Hecharged that the request for themselves from competition. * (. of mae~fter 6 p.m. and on Sun 4 4 : repeal. Elfers asked the council Three letters were read to the to note that the action was not repeal of the ordinance was “for lic," he charged, .” Some: Ter” ce Osterholt said the small grocer in support of repeal of the unanimous but only “by directors one reason and one reason only council hasdelivery service, credit sales and other means of personal ser } “I'm in a perfect position to He also presented a petition back and forth as*fguments for meat discussion: Dr. ClaytonR. the ordinance On signedby 11 of Grass Valley's 12 compete,” Elfers said of his the present law were n.ratched by Potts opposes grounds; the Grass Valgrocery and meat markets favorPurity Store, but he said the rearguments for repeal of tu‘“e law. ‘religious vice as competitive advantages. A letter to a newspaper backing therepeal because of inability to : ' an undue hardship on localindeordinance. the. meat sale restriction was intors registered as being “unani_Elfers said that although inspecpendent markets: ous” for repeal; and the Nevada. into the discussion. days. * The “tiger= W288e¢ its tail ordinance to open the evening's present." “the ley Chamber of Commerce direcAn ordinance to repeal. and it spells competition. " ing the retention of the present peal of thaordinance would place troduced by Councilman Margar. ! CleteOsterholt, Safeway Stores otty Farm Bureau board of tion and grading of meat is done inGrass Valley,.instigamanager of repeal plants, packing the at ing was completed. directo.‘*$ supports the repeal on “af greater convenience the ordinance would permit sale tor of the effort to repeal tite orThee OG RCT? walt take final the basis etteB. Meggs, andthe first readCou action on the matter Aug. 13, to shoppers. Purity Store.*s' Grass and Mayor Hodge urged'botlt sides of meat at e time when there are dinance, said a man can open Valley nolocal health department or Debusiness in Grass Valley end sell shop before 6 p.m. was brought : Councilman Meggs said the lady has four childrefy all six a years of age and under. Councilman Vic Tamietti“ob ected to the argument, saying ' (Continued on Page 3) wi ab : begins to look like the to rally their supporters for a

UOTAOES ST BoTPoTsed AAVIGET 9989S *3T1 BD *JT1BD ‘6 OF ter el0B —8t aDvd** ‘so6t ‘et Aqnf***1088nN OUL*’ “OT JDVd ‘District See legs = @571799,973s 4S ion.“seven hundred ninety eight thousand ~~ é three. am. 45/1002 = 3 Se Aino — ee 2 2 = = = portins oe \ 5 eed.hn cecal eo a ee ee asst Casniancomerre cae Lomo0agt pos, GS Bs re6e “a glee = 0 eae: 3.400" qenmneactaen. ee . wren € aor aR, CHECK IN HAND...The Yuba-Bear Project in= VADA cluding five dams and two power plants is being NE financed by this check, presented to NID officials . ‘ Seated (left to right) COUNTY Monday in San Francisco. are James Fechlin, partner in F.S. Smithers & Pegi Conpany,-one of the two bond purchasers, Elton Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass Vi on : 4 -collector assessor treasurer of tN is , You Bet, Town Talk, Glenbrook, Little York, Cherokee, Mooney Flat, Sweetland, Alpha, Juan, N: h Bloomfield, Humb Corral, Rough and Ready, Granitevi! French 0 umbug, RoR Lime Kiln, C Telco Come Ber i cia Ree, Dio OP See ere Hi Ni ae Bourb Bar, Lowell Hill, Flat, Grizzl Bite ingyen, LeBarr Meadows il Liberty Hill Sailor Flt, Lake Coy Hill, Wesht lege district, (standing).Edwin Koster, district mandeal at.TYthors Volley,Newtown: Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore's Flat of, cg Reara ii jae ager, Miss Georgia Scobie, district secretary, Nevada City, July 25, 1963 ys A. Tobiassefi, A Warren §. Wilson, chairman of the.NID board, and Joseph Schmedding, viceseadidant and trust officer for Bank of America. Volume 38, Number 30 10 Cents A Copy eR ee Published Thursda ss pe , ©) D ae Ina special report to the Nevwas endorsed by the Grand Jury ada County Supervisors Monday, and included in its report tothe be supplied with a full time as sistant medical director in addi the 1963 Grand Jury was critical supervisors. tion to such additional help as County Hospital, surgical pracommended: ample professional care to pa of administration of the Nevada Coy and the Grand Jury rec 1, Thata qualified professional tices at the hospital, andthe lack of proper records concerning pahospital administrator be hired by tients. the county, witha

necessary to furnish “proper and tients 24 hours of each day.” The Grand Jury noted that the salary high recommendationscall for a large The action was taken after the enoughtoattract a capable man; increase inhospital expenditures. 2, That the Medical Director It also noted that more efficient the county hospital. The report of duties at the county hospital and enough or nearly enough to fin Grand Jury hired an experienced hospital administrator to survey of the hospital be limited to his administration could likely save ThomasJ. Coy, administrator of as county health officer; and ance the expanded care program. Rideout Hospital in Marysville, 3. That the Medical Director (Continued on Page 2) ‘ATiger By The Tail’-Meat Law Repeal Discussed "It council has.a tiger by the tail," a Grass Valley Mayor John Hodge a “free-for-all” that night. managerBobElfersroseto correct partment of Agricultureemployes the w ording of the chamber of working for spot checks in the in He also suggested that whatcommerce letter. Elfers is a didividual markets. his merchandise at any time he choosés~--except meat. The ordinance “no longer has commented lastnight nearthe ever action the council takes be rector ofthe chamber but was not . Healsocitedthe increased cost ny protective value to the pub ‘ when the of operation underthe current end of a long discussion on the ‘put to the test of a city vote in present at the meetingsupport the butcher's contract. p.oposed repeal of the city's or1965 ifit proves unpopular during directors n7OVed to chants use it as a guise to protect ‘ dina,Ce Which prohibits the sale the interim. © Hecharged that the request for themselves from competition. * (. of mae~fter 6 p.m. and on Sun 4 4 : repeal. Elfers asked the council Three letters were read to the to note that the action was not repeal of the ordinance was “for lic," he charged, .” Some: Ter” ce Osterholt said the small grocer in support of repeal of the unanimous but only “by directors one reason and one reason only council hasdelivery service, credit sales and other means of personal ser } “I'm in a perfect position to He also presented a petition back and forth as*fguments for meat discussion: Dr. ClaytonR. the ordinance On signedby 11 of Grass Valley's 12 compete,” Elfers said of his the present law were n.ratched by Potts opposes grounds; the Grass Valgrocery and meat markets favorPurity Store, but he said the rearguments for repeal of tu‘“e law. ‘religious vice as competitive advantages. A letter to a newspaper backing therepeal because of inability to : ' an undue hardship on localindeordinance. the. meat sale restriction was intors registered as being “unani_Elfers said that although inspecpendent markets: ous” for repeal; and the Nevada. into the discussion. days. * The “tiger= W288e¢ its tail ordinance to open the evening's present." “the ley Chamber of Commerce direcAn ordinance to repeal. and it spells competition. " ing the retention of the present peal of thaordinance would place troduced by Councilman Margar. ! CleteOsterholt, Safeway Stores otty Farm Bureau board of tion and grading of meat is done inGrass Valley,.instigamanager of repeal plants, packing the at ing was completed. directo.‘*$ supports the repeal on “af greater convenience the ordinance would permit sale tor of the effort to repeal tite orThee OG RCT? walt take final the basis etteB. Meggs, andthe first readCou action on the matter Aug. 13, to shoppers. Purity Store.*s' Grass and Mayor Hodge urged'botlt sides of meat at e time when there are dinance, said a man can open Valley nolocal health department or Debusiness in Grass Valley end sell shop before 6 p.m. was brought : Councilman Meggs said the lady has four childrefy all six a years of age and under. Councilman Vic Tamietti“ob ected to the argument, saying ' (Continued on Page 3) wi ab : begins to look like the to rally their supporters for a