June 8, 1966 (24 pages)

*=) me ment 4 NRT iS —— Pall, Marit lie eR Ri eee — i Ree AA BOR me em Rn Road Meeting Will Joint Water Venture Is Proposed _ Be Held Tonight In Nevada City _ Highway priorities for Nevada and Sierra Counties will be outlined at a dinner meeting tonight in the National Hotel during the meeting of the Sacramento Val ley Regional Highway Projects: Study Committee of the California Chamber of Commerce. It is expected that completfon of the Grass Valley -Nevada City freeway will be high on the lo cal list of road priorities. The local meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. in the National Hotel and the public is invited. This is one of seven meetings being held to determine the needs of 19 northern California counties, ‘The seven day series is aimed at giving each local community in the area a voice in upcoming fiscal year (Continued from Page 1) solve the district. Mrs, Parker Wentzel, a resi highway allocations, is part of the State Chamber's annual statewide highway study pro dent of the area, said the dis gram. The meetings traditionally are attended by local trict presently has no firm water supply and to correct this would business leaders, local Chamber of Commerce members, city and county officials, represen~tatives of the State Department fi of Public Works, district of cers of the Division of Highways andthe State Highway Engineers office. The sessions are open to the public. en The State Chamber conducts these meetings in all 58 countiesin thestate. Recommendations thus received are compiled in a bound volume and offered as recommendations at a formal presentation by the Chamber to the State Highway Commission. require major reservoir expansion. The area is supplied by 100 year old ditches designed to bring water to the hydraulic monitors when the area was a major mining Center. Mrs. Wentzel said the present water supply has been reduced to 250 acre feet and was inadequate to serve the 35 residents. She proposed that the French Corral Water District cooperate in a long range development program with the San Juan County Water District which is now being formed. Retired conservationist, Harry Hyatt urged that the possibilities of such a combine be thoroughly explored, It was noted in discussion that Moric oemowBemeRenRe ’s visor caused a ter~ WORLD PRESS DISPATCHES Cernan mination of his space walk. United States Has Both Success And Failure In Space the State Water Rights Board had What was planned as one of the most ambitious of this nation's space experiments, fell short of expectations, but Monday the spacemen dropped their vehicle upheld the water right application of the district but that sub dividers and land promoters were seeking to control the supply. Agency Commission Formation just a little more than three chairman John Sorenson noted miles from the recovery ship. @eeesces The UNITEDSTATES had both a triumphant and frustrating week for its space program. Space officials weré elated at the first try success of the Surveyor moon vehicle last week Belgium this week agreed to house headquarters for the North Atlantic Alliance (SHAPE) but the future location for the head quarters of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization now in -WORK ON the Nevada C ity segment of the Grass Valley-Nevada City Freeway is proceed= ing rapidly now. This view was taken from Nevada City and looks west toward Town Talk. 2s * which landed undamaged on the. France was still uncertain. moon -and started sending back hundreds of photographs and information on the nature of the lunar surface. The second American attempt to launch a combination Gemini space vehicle and Agena target vehicle was again called off Tuesday. The Agena vehicle, which foiled the earlier attempt, was perfectly launched, but com puter communication trouble kept the Gemini vehicle on the ground, Friday the Gemini with Thomas P, Stafford and Eugene A. Cernan was launched into a near perfect orbit, but experienced difficulties with the space walk propulsion vehicle and fogging of e@eese South Vietnamese Premiere Nguyen Cao Ky'‘s military gov emment this week nominated 10 civilians to join the 10-man ruling junta, but excluded Buddhist extremists who have been opposing the Ky government. e Although UNITED NATIONS Secretary -General U Thant has already indicated that he feels that he doesnot have the authority to call out UN teams to supervise proposed elections in South Viet Nam, statements by’ high American officiais this week indicated that the United George R. Kane, Publisher Donald L. Hoagland, Editor and General Manager, ; Second class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the for approval. An organization has been formed to coordinate visitor acti Kaekkkkkke AWARD WINNING NEWSPAPER vities and promote the re Weather creational and touris assets of NEVADA CITY The volunteer organization to be called the Nevada County Max. 67 Min, 41 2 65 . 65 4 710 5 75 6 18 7 67 Rainfall to date 33 34 34 39 58 48 June 1 Rainfall last year Nevada County Superior Subscription rates: One year, $3; Two years, $5. for informal meetings at almost Visitor Organization Formed fore the UN General Assembly the county. Rainfall Visitors Guide, is currently com posed of members from the Nevada County Conservation Coun 09 41.03 ' 69.81 GRASS VALLEY Court, June 3, 1960, Decree No, 12,406. (Continued from Page 1) terials willthen be submitted to the state and from this a landscape plan will be prepared, Thisplan will then, be returned tothe council for study and suggestions, Warren noted that it would be at least a year from now before a contract for the landscaping could be let, but he said the state officials would be available any time to aid in the planning of the work, The discussion of the landscapingraised again the often talked about plan to create a park of some sort along Deer Creek near the plaza. While it was made Clear that the state was not responsible for any work outside of the freeway right of way, it was agreed that landscaping in that area could and should be considered with the idea that a park might be created there at a later date, States may take the matter be Published Every Wednesday By NUGGET PUBLISHING CO, e INC, 315 Broad Street, Nevada City, Calif. Freeway Landscaping Discussed June 1 2 3 4 5 Max, “Min. Rainfall 69 44 67 36 68 38 13 18 41 46 6 80 53 1 67 47 Rainfall to date Rainfall last date 08 41,04 69.12 groups represents great value to Nevada County in friendship, the economy and reveals the county's attractive resources, Arrangements to entertain this large group are already underway and Nevada County Visitors Guide have already had two . meetings with representatives cil, Tahoe National Forest, of the trailer clubs and have magty another meeting June California Division of Forestry, Nevada County Historical So Howard Resigns ciety and the Nevada City, Grass Valley and Rough and Ready Chambers of Commerce. This group, acting as a County Chamber of Commerce or tourist bureau, is prepared to con tact any group, plan their itinerary and furnish guides to the various spots of interest in the Twin Cities area and county. In early August a caravan of 500 trailers or more will visit the: county and camp at the Nevada County District Fairgrounds, The visiting of such Stan Howard, who was hired by Nevada City last year to help straighten out the city accounts and various state tax accounts, submitted his resignation as of June 15 during a special meeting of the Nevada City Council last week, Since the session May 31 was called specifically to discuss the proposed county general plan, the council could not act on the resignation, but is expected to accept it at the next regular meeting on June 13, that dissolving the district would not solvethe water problem and urged that action be witheld until a decision is made on current pending litigation. The hearing was adjourned until 10.a,m, June 30. Rabies Clinics Scheduled County Health Officer Dr. C. Jackson Rayburn has scheduled rabies clinics at four locations in the county during the week of Junel2. On Sunday, June 12, residents in the Truckee area may have their dogs immunized from 1-2 p.m. at the county government building in Truckee. T he clinic will be held from 6 to 7:30. p.m, Monday, June 13 in Memorial Park in Grass Valley. On Tuesday the clinic will be open from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the city garage on Spring Street in Nevada City and on Thursday the clinic will be held from 6-7 p.m. at Babe's Hall in North San Juan, é According toRaybum, it is re quired that in both cities all dogs over four months old must have rabies immunization be fore they may be licensed, This requirement also applies to the unincorporated areas of the county. Rabies immunization provides a method of.controlling stray dogs, aids the health departmentin control of rabies and also provides identification in * Case someone is bitten. Rayburn stated that all dog bites must be reported to the county poundmaster and the dog in question must be segregated and observed for symptoms of rabies for 14 days.

*=) me ment 4 NRT iS —— Pall, Marit lie eR Ri eee — i Ree AA BOR me em Rn Road Meeting Will Joint Water Venture Is Proposed _ Be Held Tonight In Nevada City _ Highway priorities for Nevada and Sierra Counties will be outlined at a dinner meeting tonight in the National Hotel during the meeting of the Sacramento Val ley Regional Highway Projects: Study Committee of the California Chamber of Commerce. It is expected that completfon of the Grass Valley -Nevada City freeway will be high on the lo cal list of road priorities. The local meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. in the National Hotel and the public is invited. This is one of seven meetings being held to determine the needs of 19 northern California counties, ‘The seven day series is aimed at giving each local community in the area a voice in upcoming fiscal year (Continued from Page 1) solve the district. Mrs, Parker Wentzel, a resi highway allocations, is part of the State Chamber's annual statewide highway study pro dent of the area, said the dis gram. The meetings traditionally are attended by local trict presently has no firm water supply and to correct this would business leaders, local Chamber of Commerce members, city and county officials, represen~tatives of the State Department fi of Public Works, district of cers of the Division of Highways andthe State Highway Engineers office. The sessions are open to the public. en The State Chamber conducts these meetings in all 58 countiesin thestate. Recommendations thus received are compiled in a bound volume and offered as recommendations at a formal presentation by the Chamber to the State Highway Commission. require major reservoir expansion. The area is supplied by 100 year old ditches designed to bring water to the hydraulic monitors when the area was a major mining Center. Mrs. Wentzel said the present water supply has been reduced to 250 acre feet and was inadequate to serve the 35 residents. She proposed that the French Corral Water District cooperate in a long range development program with the San Juan County Water District which is now being formed. Retired conservationist, Harry Hyatt urged that the possibilities of such a combine be thoroughly explored, It was noted in discussion that Moric oemowBemeRenRe ’s visor caused a ter~ WORLD PRESS DISPATCHES Cernan mination of his space walk. United States Has Both Success And Failure In Space the State Water Rights Board had What was planned as one of the most ambitious of this nation's space experiments, fell short of expectations, but Monday the spacemen dropped their vehicle upheld the water right application of the district but that sub dividers and land promoters were seeking to control the supply. Agency Commission Formation just a little more than three chairman John Sorenson noted miles from the recovery ship. @eeesces The UNITEDSTATES had both a triumphant and frustrating week for its space program. Space officials weré elated at the first try success of the Surveyor moon vehicle last week Belgium this week agreed to house headquarters for the North Atlantic Alliance (SHAPE) but the future location for the head quarters of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization now in -WORK ON the Nevada C ity segment of the Grass Valley-Nevada City Freeway is proceed= ing rapidly now. This view was taken from Nevada City and looks west toward Town Talk. 2s * which landed undamaged on the. France was still uncertain. moon -and started sending back hundreds of photographs and information on the nature of the lunar surface. The second American attempt to launch a combination Gemini space vehicle and Agena target vehicle was again called off Tuesday. The Agena vehicle, which foiled the earlier attempt, was perfectly launched, but com puter communication trouble kept the Gemini vehicle on the ground, Friday the Gemini with Thomas P, Stafford and Eugene A. Cernan was launched into a near perfect orbit, but experienced difficulties with the space walk propulsion vehicle and fogging of e@eese South Vietnamese Premiere Nguyen Cao Ky'‘s military gov emment this week nominated 10 civilians to join the 10-man ruling junta, but excluded Buddhist extremists who have been opposing the Ky government. e Although UNITED NATIONS Secretary -General U Thant has already indicated that he feels that he doesnot have the authority to call out UN teams to supervise proposed elections in South Viet Nam, statements by’ high American officiais this week indicated that the United George R. Kane, Publisher Donald L. Hoagland, Editor and General Manager, ; Second class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the for approval. An organization has been formed to coordinate visitor acti Kaekkkkkke AWARD WINNING NEWSPAPER vities and promote the re Weather creational and touris assets of NEVADA CITY The volunteer organization to be called the Nevada County Max. 67 Min, 41 2 65 .

65 4 710 5 75 6 18 7 67 Rainfall to date 33 34 34 39 58 48 June 1 Rainfall last year Nevada County Superior Subscription rates: One year, $3; Two years, $5. for informal meetings at almost Visitor Organization Formed fore the UN General Assembly the county. Rainfall Visitors Guide, is currently com posed of members from the Nevada County Conservation Coun 09 41.03 ' 69.81 GRASS VALLEY Court, June 3, 1960, Decree No, 12,406. (Continued from Page 1) terials willthen be submitted to the state and from this a landscape plan will be prepared, Thisplan will then, be returned tothe council for study and suggestions, Warren noted that it would be at least a year from now before a contract for the landscaping could be let, but he said the state officials would be available any time to aid in the planning of the work, The discussion of the landscapingraised again the often talked about plan to create a park of some sort along Deer Creek near the plaza. While it was made Clear that the state was not responsible for any work outside of the freeway right of way, it was agreed that landscaping in that area could and should be considered with the idea that a park might be created there at a later date, States may take the matter be Published Every Wednesday By NUGGET PUBLISHING CO, e INC, 315 Broad Street, Nevada City, Calif. Freeway Landscaping Discussed June 1 2 3 4 5 Max, “Min. Rainfall 69 44 67 36 68 38 13 18 41 46 6 80 53 1 67 47 Rainfall to date Rainfall last date 08 41,04 69.12 groups represents great value to Nevada County in friendship, the economy and reveals the county's attractive resources, Arrangements to entertain this large group are already underway and Nevada County Visitors Guide have already had two . meetings with representatives cil, Tahoe National Forest, of the trailer clubs and have magty another meeting June California Division of Forestry, Nevada County Historical So Howard Resigns ciety and the Nevada City, Grass Valley and Rough and Ready Chambers of Commerce. This group, acting as a County Chamber of Commerce or tourist bureau, is prepared to con tact any group, plan their itinerary and furnish guides to the various spots of interest in the Twin Cities area and county. In early August a caravan of 500 trailers or more will visit the: county and camp at the Nevada County District Fairgrounds, The visiting of such Stan Howard, who was hired by Nevada City last year to help straighten out the city accounts and various state tax accounts, submitted his resignation as of June 15 during a special meeting of the Nevada City Council last week, Since the session May 31 was called specifically to discuss the proposed county general plan, the council could not act on the resignation, but is expected to accept it at the next regular meeting on June 13, that dissolving the district would not solvethe water problem and urged that action be witheld until a decision is made on current pending litigation. The hearing was adjourned until 10.a,m, June 30. Rabies Clinics Scheduled County Health Officer Dr. C. Jackson Rayburn has scheduled rabies clinics at four locations in the county during the week of Junel2. On Sunday, June 12, residents in the Truckee area may have their dogs immunized from 1-2 p.m. at the county government building in Truckee. T he clinic will be held from 6 to 7:30. p.m, Monday, June 13 in Memorial Park in Grass Valley. On Tuesday the clinic will be open from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the city garage on Spring Street in Nevada City and on Thursday the clinic will be held from 6-7 p.m. at Babe's Hall in North San Juan, é According toRaybum, it is re quired that in both cities all dogs over four months old must have rabies immunization be fore they may be licensed, This requirement also applies to the unincorporated areas of the county. Rabies immunization provides a method of.controlling stray dogs, aids the health departmentin control of rabies and also provides identification in * Case someone is bitten. Rayburn stated that all dog bites must be reported to the county poundmaster and the dog in question must be segregated and observed for symptoms of rabies for 14 days.