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Collection: Newspapers > Nevada County Nugget

March 25, 1965 (36 pages)

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eal # Rollins Reservoir, A New Era In County Recreation area, the new lake fills a huge 146 camp units, overlook parking canyon in the area which used to for 130 cars, six boat ramps at four carry the Bear River trestle of the defunct Nevada County Narrow ment, but is also going to be a Gauge Railroad. Long term plans under the diskey unit in the recreational development of Nevada and Placer trict's proposed $4 million Davis sites with parking for 150 cars and trailers, and a swimming beach of almost two acres with parking for 154 cars. The lake is close to Colfax in The new Rollins Reservoir on Bear River is a key unit in the Nevada Irrigation District 's Yuba Bear River hydro-electric develop Counties, Located on the county line south Gunsky Act recreation grant from Placer County, the Interstate 80 the state includes a three stage of the Nevada City-Grass Valley development of 152 picnic units, freeway and to the Twin Cities of Nevada City and Grass Valley. oe ae i Fae THE Sir MASSIVE new earthfill dam towers weave the ‘reamibed of Bear River, At full capacity the dam will impound a lake of more than 60,000 acre feet. MORE HELPFUL HINTS FROM PG&E :LY Students.. here’s how lighting » eee SM 2 _ ‘Can lighten your homework. It’s a lot easier to get good grades =Vx We e eae aa PM eeeUy rl when you read and write in good light. You learn faster and make = fewer mistakes. Here are some lighting tips for you to use at home: LONG RANGE recreat ion plans of the NID for the new Rollins Reser voir are shown on this map which was prepared for the district's $4 million Davis-Grunsky Act grant application. Use lamps that spread light. 4 — \ . 1. Two wall or table lamps, one at either end of your desk, with shaded bulbs of at least 150 watts provide the best study lighting. The light will cover the desk top without shadows. 2. If you use a single lamp, it should cast its light downward and upward. The best lamps havea light-diffusing glass bowl and_a light-transmitting outer shade. 3. Adjust your chair or the lamp so that the low edge of the lampshade is at eye level. Have a regular, well-lighted place to study. m face of the Nevada Irrigation District's Rollins Reservoir. The spillway channel and the abutment of the spillway may be seen in the right foreground.
4. Study each night in the same place or area. Your own bedroom is probably best because it’s quieter. It’s also easy to light. Plant Breeders‘ Help The Modern Gardener Plant breeders have been quick to meet the needs of today’s smaller, neater gardens for smaller, neater plants. Such a plant is Floral Carpet, without this grooming. While the rose-colored form of 6. A light-colored desk top or blotter will reduce lighting contrasts and eye fatigue. Brighten a dark wall with a light-painted cork bulletin board. Floral Carpet is the only prize winner, other colors of dwarf snapdragons withthe same growth. Rose, a 1965 All-America Selec and flowering habits are available this year. Thus you can use lav type of snapdragons. The plants ender, yellow, ’ tions winner andthe first of a new 5. Use a level table or flat-top desk. Never face a window into daylight glare or night darkness. Keep a general light bronze or pink are broad, low cushions, only six carpets in your garden as well as or seven inches high and a bit rose, These little snapdragons will wider than high. There are sor many flowers that a plant is liter not only act as aground cover but Not only that, but there is no edgings, for window boxes and for ally smothered with them. also are adapted fornarrow need to cut off dead flowers because the plants produce two and sometimes three crops a season unusually shaped areas. Certainly there's a place for them in your garden, e on in the room. make your eyes work hard. Always keep a ceiling light, wall fixture or 3-way floorlamp lighted in addition to your study lighting. Some helpful study tips. 8. Reading matter should be propped or tilted about 30° toward the eyes for reading ease. 9. Never read or work in your own shadow. 10. When you use a comfortable, well-lighted place to study, you'll find that your eyes won’t tire so easily, and your mind won’t wander. Free lighting booklet. . For more complete information about study lighting and household lighting of all kinds, get a copy of PG&E’s free booklet, “SEE YOUR HOME IN A NEW LIGHT.” It’s filled with lighting advice, decorating ideas, and information about fixtures and wiring. Biggest household bargain. Providing dependable gas and electric service at the lowest possible rates is our most important job. Since 1961 there have been 3 major reductions in PG&E rates. In fact, the same amount of PG&E gas and electricity costs less today than 30 years ago. Which means that PG&E service is a bigger bargain than ever. Gar Ei Pacific Gasend Electric Company 7. Sharp contrasts of dark and light 9-WE-368 Page 13, Section A..The, Nugget » March 25, 1965..Section AX ANNUAL SPRING EDITION 4 CLIP AND SAVE-————