October 15, 1964 (28 pages)

Clarice McWhinney Is Aes Found Dead In Home Clarice MéWhinney, 37, a mainstay in localchurch, 4H and art activities, was found dead in her home on Indian Springs Rd. Second Annual Trade Fair Will Be Held Saturday October 17 The Second Annual Trade Fair sponsored bythe Nevada City Chamber of Comimerce will be held all day Saturday in the Veterans Memorial Building. Promoters of the event, which was such a success in its initial year last year, point out that this willbe no glossy, sleek, modern display, but rather an oldfashioned trade fair. As of the beginning of the week there were 30 reservations for display and concession space. People were coming in, some in business and some with just personal possessionstosell, to sign up for the fair. Antique shops, building firms, Sports groups and schools have signed up for booths. Both floors of the buildings will be'put into use. Hot food and hot and cold drinks will be available. The fair will run from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. There will be ample free parking available at the rear of the building. Boho Boro Reh Rerho® WORLD. PRESS. DISPATCHES Nuclear Weapons To Be In Hands Of Many Nanons In 10 Years “Tens of nations” will be able to produce nuclear warheads in 10 or 20 years, according toa report by Defense Secretary McNamara in a TV interview in CHICAGO. The cost of developing nuclear warheads will "fall dramatically" in the next few years, so that many nations can afford to build bombs and delivery vehicles, McNamara said. This proliferation of nuclear weapons is one of the "great dangers that we face band must continue to act NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET. Published Every Thursday By NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC. 318 Broad Street, Nevada City, Calif. Alfred E. Heller, PublisherDonald L. Hoagland, Editor. Second class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960, Decree No. 12, 406. Subscription rates: One year, $4; Two years, $65 Three years, $8. kkk kkkkkek 1964 MERIT CITATION FOR GENERAL EXCELLENCE, AWARDED BY CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION Tuesday morning. The cause of death was assumed to be a heart attack. Relatives, friends and neighbors were shocked at the loss of a warm and talented personality. Mrs, McWhinney has been active in 4H work for many years. At the time of her death she was junior. choir director of the Penn Valley Community Church, A member of the Nevada City Art Association and a working artist, she hada show of her work at the art gallery this past spring. She was:a charter staff member of the Nevada County Citizen, which later. merged with the Nugget, and served as art director of this publication from October of 1959 until early 1963. Suryivors include her husband Robert; twosons, Robert and Raymond; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. CyrilR. Swan of Grass Valley; and a brother, Cyril R. Swan, Jr., also of Grass Valley. Funeral services are scheduled for Hooper and Weaver chapel in Grass Valley Friday at 10:30 a.m. The Rev. Maurice Wilcox, pastor of Penn Valley Community Church, will officiate. Interment will follow at Acts Springs Cemetery. to reduce and prevent." ++ +++ A space ship carrying a doctor, a scientist, anda pilot was orbited successfully by RUSSIA. The U.S. plans tosend up its first two-man space ship early in 1965. +++ tt As the Presidentialcontest entered its last three weeks, Pres. Johnson stuck to a theme of “peace and prosperity" as he appeared before large crowds on a tour of the WESTERN STATES, Senator Goldwater, during a rest stopin ARIZONA, reiterated his belief that the "gut" issue of the campaign is corruption, particularly Mr. Johnson's past associations with former. Senator majority secretary Bobby Baker. ++ + + At the UNITED NATIONS the U.S. announced that it will de-. * mand that Russia and nine other delinquent nations pay their dues or lose their votes in the assembly when the assembly opens in November. Russia has paid its assesments for regular operations of the UN but refuses to pay the assess— ments ordered by the assembly for the peacekeeping forces in the Congo and the Middle East on the grounds that only the security council has the right to initiate and finance such actions. +++ ++ Defiant white mothers were . arrested by: policemen during a sqahool sit-in protest in NEW YORK. The mothers object to an integration program which transferred their children from the neighborhood schoolto an almost all Negro school nearby. Sunset Trailer Application Turned Down By Planners would not promote the health, . It was standing room only again at the meeting of the Nevada County Planning Com mission Tuesday night as opponents and proponents of a 300 unit trailer park in the Sunset area turned out in force. The commission denied the application of Treasure Hills Associates for the park. The commission found that there was not proper ingress or egress for the project and the proposed park safety or welfare of the area. The commission approved the final map of Banner Crest Unit No. 3 on Banner Mountain and gave conditional approval to the tentative map of Pleasant Valley Ranches-One on Pleasant Valley Road. A petition of exception for a 32 foot road easement was denied andthe map was approved with the condition that the subdivision have a 60 foot access road. No one appeared at the first ‘public hearing on the petition to rezone an area described as Alta Vista Pines and Alta Vista Pines Annex near Grass Valley from A-1 toR-1. The next hearing was set for Oct. 26. Action on the final map of Gold Forest Country Club and Estates No. 1 on Birchville Road was deferred until the commission receives the report from the health department on sewage disposal and water. Trailer Study Nevada County Supervisors Tuesday authorized the planning commission to continue its study of problems created by parking of trailers on private property outside mobilehome parks. Planning Director Bill Roberts appeared and said the trailer report of athree man committee of the commission had been presented tothe Supervisors Sept. 1 Essentially the report found that Stage Set For School Unification The California State Board of Education last Friday set the stage for possible unification of Western . continue its study into the trailer Nevada County schools when they approved the unification plan submitted by the county. The plan drawn up by the Nevada County Committee on School District Organization after several public hearings, includes the area of Nevada Union High School District and the Camptonville elementary District. The Nevada County plan was one of the last items on the agenda of the State Board meeting in San Francisco, No protest was entered and the plan was quickly approved, Weather NEVADA CITY Max. Min. Rainfall Oct.°8 19 41 9 715 42 10 15 40 tT 76 41 12 80 42 13 81 39 Wi) 38 . 20 3.03 14 Rainfall to date Rainfall last year GRASS VALLEY Max. Min. Rainfall Oct. 8 83 46 9 83 46 10 . ‘84°. 50 11 84 56 12 89 56 13 86 -43 14 719 . 46 Rainfall to date .18 Rainfall last year 3.88 Continued parking of trailers on priyate property Was causing problems in some areas, that many of these were not paying their proportionate share of the taxes for county services received and that a use permit procedure would enable the com. mission to allow interested parties to be heard before private trailer parking was allowed on. private land, The report also recommended that the ordinance be amended to permit one occupied trailer per plot of land. The supervisors agreed that problems had been created by trailer parking outside of mobile home parks and also agreed that the planning commission itself needed more guidelines for making decisions on applications for trailer parking. The supervisors told Roberts that the planning commission should problem City Granted Extension Time To Comply With Airport Requirements Nevada City's airport, which has had an up and down history of development, received another boost up at the city council meeting Tuesday night. A letter was read from the California Aeronautics Division stating that at a meeting Sept. 21 the division granted the city an extension of time until July to comply with requirements for a permit to operate. The CAD earlier'in the year had set up several requirements including removing rocks from the runway and trimming of trees on the runway perimeter. City Manager Henry Roese asked for policy on expenditure of money for the airport. He-said city crewshad done some blasting of runway rocks at the request of the committee and he wanted to know what the council policy was on expenditures for the project, It was pointed out there was $1,000 budgeted this year for the airport and a total of $8,000 in the airport fund. The council stated it would be agreeable to make expenditures for minor jobs withinthe framework of the current budget, but no major work would be done until the exact status of the airport had been established. » Committee Work To Last 3 To 4 Months (Continued from Page One) resources survey of the county be used again. Roberts said out of the total of 25 he thought about 15 would still be available. Cook was asked if there would bea series of public meetings and he replied that if the committee was really representative and their names were publicized they would have enough public contact to make public meetings unnecessary. He said the committee would work hard for a period of three to four months, The board approved a minute order directing the planning directortocontact the three planning commissions and the remaining members of the economic resources committee for nominations for the general plan study committee, Nominations will be referred to the supervisors who may add more before approving and appointing the committee, Centralized Accounting Needed (Continued from Page One) a proper salary schedule was established for the post. Under the interim two year plan the controller, which in this case would be clerk-auditor Trauner, will receive an additional $75 per month, The need for fiscal control and authority to back up that control, theneed for a feasibility study to determine methods of creating a centralized accounting system for the entire county and the dangers of joining clerk -auditor-controller together were all discussed. Trauner pointed out that the post of controller is initiated by ordinance of the supervisors and can be repealed at any time in the term of the controller. On a reverse roll call vote on the motion to issue the minute order to prepare an ordinance for the post, Loehr voted yes, Blake voted yes, Hennessy hesitated, andthen voted yes, Ricker voted no and Bishop voted yes. P96T ‘ST 1090190 °* *10B3NN AiuN0D epeAen’** Pe)

Clarice McWhinney Is Aes Found Dead In Home Clarice MéWhinney, 37, a mainstay in localchurch, 4H and art activities, was found dead in her home on Indian Springs Rd. Second Annual Trade Fair Will Be Held Saturday October 17 The Second Annual Trade Fair sponsored bythe Nevada City Chamber of Comimerce will be held all day Saturday in the Veterans Memorial Building. Promoters of the event, which was such a success in its initial year last year, point out that this willbe no glossy, sleek, modern display, but rather an oldfashioned trade fair. As of the beginning of the week there were 30 reservations for display and concession space. People were coming in, some in business and some with just personal possessionstosell, to sign up for the fair. Antique shops, building firms, Sports groups and schools have signed up for booths. Both floors of the buildings will be'put into use. Hot food and hot and cold drinks will be available. The fair will run from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. There will be ample free parking available at the rear of the building. Boho Boro Reh Rerho® WORLD. PRESS. DISPATCHES Nuclear Weapons To Be In Hands Of Many Nanons In 10 Years “Tens of nations” will be able to produce nuclear warheads in 10 or 20 years, according toa report by Defense Secretary McNamara in a TV interview in CHICAGO. The cost of developing nuclear warheads will "fall dramatically" in the next few years, so that many nations can afford to build bombs and delivery vehicles, McNamara said. This proliferation of nuclear weapons is one of the "great dangers that we face band must continue to act NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET. Published Every Thursday By NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, INC. 318 Broad Street, Nevada City, Calif. Alfred E. Heller, PublisherDonald L. Hoagland, Editor. Second class postage paid at Nevada City, Calif. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960, Decree No. 12, 406. Subscription rates: One year, $4; Two years, $65 Three years, $8. kkk kkkkkek 1964 MERIT CITATION FOR GENERAL EXCELLENCE, AWARDED BY CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION Tuesday morning. The cause of death was assumed to be a heart attack. Relatives, friends and neighbors were shocked at the loss of a warm and talented personality. Mrs, McWhinney has been active in 4H work for many years. At the time of her death she was junior. choir director of the Penn Valley Community Church, A member of the Nevada City Art Association and a working artist, she hada show of her work at the art gallery this past spring. She was:a charter staff member of the Nevada County Citizen, which later. merged with the Nugget, and served as art director of this publication from October of 1959 until early 1963. Suryivors include her husband Robert; twosons, Robert and Raymond; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. CyrilR. Swan of Grass Valley; and a brother, Cyril R. Swan, Jr., also of Grass Valley. Funeral services are scheduled for Hooper and Weaver chapel in Grass Valley Friday at 10:30 a.m. The Rev. Maurice Wilcox, pastor of Penn Valley Community Church, will officiate. Interment will follow at Acts Springs Cemetery. to reduce and prevent." ++ +++ A space ship carrying a doctor, a scientist, anda pilot was orbited successfully by RUSSIA. The U.S. plans tosend up its first two-man space ship early in 1965. +++ tt As the Presidentialcontest entered its last three weeks, Pres. Johnson stuck to a theme of “peace and prosperity" as he appeared before large crowds on a tour of the WESTERN STATES, Senator Goldwater, during a rest stopin ARIZONA, reiterated his belief that the "gut" issue of the campaign is corruption, particularly Mr. Johnson's past associations with former. Senator majority secretary Bobby Baker. ++ + + At the UNITED NATIONS the U.S. announced that it will de-. * mand that Russia and nine other delinquent nations pay their dues or lose their votes in the assembly when the assembly opens in November. Russia has paid its assesments for regular operations of the UN but refuses to pay the assess— ments ordered by the assembly for the peacekeeping forces in the Congo and the Middle East on the grounds that only the security council has the right to initiate and finance such actions. +++ ++ Defiant white mothers were . arrested by: policemen during a sqahool sit-in protest in NEW YORK. The mothers object to an integration program which transferred their children from the neighborhood schoolto an almost all Negro school nearby. Sunset Trailer Application Turned Down By Planners would not promote the health, . It was standing room only again at the meeting of the Nevada County Planning Com mission Tuesday night as opponents and proponents of a 300 unit trailer park in the Sunset area turned out in force. The commission denied the application of Treasure Hills Associates for the park. The commission found that there was not proper ingress or egress for the project and the proposed park safety or welfare of the area. The commission approved the final map of Banner Crest Unit No. 3 on Banner Mountain and gave conditional approval to the tentative map of Pleasant Valley Ranches-One on Pleasant Valley Road. A petition of exception for a 32 foot road easement was denied andthe map was approved with the condition that the subdivision have a 60 foot access road. No one appeared at the first ‘public hearing on the petition to rezone an area described as Alta Vista Pines and Alta Vista Pines Annex near Grass Valley from A-1 toR-1. The next hearing was set for Oct. 26. Action on the final map of Gold Forest Country Club and Estates

No. 1 on Birchville Road was deferred until the commission receives the report from the health department on sewage disposal and water. Trailer Study Nevada County Supervisors Tuesday authorized the planning commission to continue its study of problems created by parking of trailers on private property outside mobilehome parks. Planning Director Bill Roberts appeared and said the trailer report of athree man committee of the commission had been presented tothe Supervisors Sept. 1 Essentially the report found that Stage Set For School Unification The California State Board of Education last Friday set the stage for possible unification of Western . continue its study into the trailer Nevada County schools when they approved the unification plan submitted by the county. The plan drawn up by the Nevada County Committee on School District Organization after several public hearings, includes the area of Nevada Union High School District and the Camptonville elementary District. The Nevada County plan was one of the last items on the agenda of the State Board meeting in San Francisco, No protest was entered and the plan was quickly approved, Weather NEVADA CITY Max. Min. Rainfall Oct.°8 19 41 9 715 42 10 15 40 tT 76 41 12 80 42 13 81 39 Wi) 38 . 20 3.03 14 Rainfall to date Rainfall last year GRASS VALLEY Max. Min. Rainfall Oct. 8 83 46 9 83 46 10 . ‘84°. 50 11 84 56 12 89 56 13 86 -43 14 719 . 46 Rainfall to date .18 Rainfall last year 3.88 Continued parking of trailers on priyate property Was causing problems in some areas, that many of these were not paying their proportionate share of the taxes for county services received and that a use permit procedure would enable the com. mission to allow interested parties to be heard before private trailer parking was allowed on. private land, The report also recommended that the ordinance be amended to permit one occupied trailer per plot of land. The supervisors agreed that problems had been created by trailer parking outside of mobile home parks and also agreed that the planning commission itself needed more guidelines for making decisions on applications for trailer parking. The supervisors told Roberts that the planning commission should problem City Granted Extension Time To Comply With Airport Requirements Nevada City's airport, which has had an up and down history of development, received another boost up at the city council meeting Tuesday night. A letter was read from the California Aeronautics Division stating that at a meeting Sept. 21 the division granted the city an extension of time until July to comply with requirements for a permit to operate. The CAD earlier'in the year had set up several requirements including removing rocks from the runway and trimming of trees on the runway perimeter. City Manager Henry Roese asked for policy on expenditure of money for the airport. He-said city crewshad done some blasting of runway rocks at the request of the committee and he wanted to know what the council policy was on expenditures for the project, It was pointed out there was $1,000 budgeted this year for the airport and a total of $8,000 in the airport fund. The council stated it would be agreeable to make expenditures for minor jobs withinthe framework of the current budget, but no major work would be done until the exact status of the airport had been established. » Committee Work To Last 3 To 4 Months (Continued from Page One) resources survey of the county be used again. Roberts said out of the total of 25 he thought about 15 would still be available. Cook was asked if there would bea series of public meetings and he replied that if the committee was really representative and their names were publicized they would have enough public contact to make public meetings unnecessary. He said the committee would work hard for a period of three to four months, The board approved a minute order directing the planning directortocontact the three planning commissions and the remaining members of the economic resources committee for nominations for the general plan study committee, Nominations will be referred to the supervisors who may add more before approving and appointing the committee, Centralized Accounting Needed (Continued from Page One) a proper salary schedule was established for the post. Under the interim two year plan the controller, which in this case would be clerk-auditor Trauner, will receive an additional $75 per month, The need for fiscal control and authority to back up that control, theneed for a feasibility study to determine methods of creating a centralized accounting system for the entire county and the dangers of joining clerk -auditor-controller together were all discussed. Trauner pointed out that the post of controller is initiated by ordinance of the supervisors and can be repealed at any time in the term of the controller. On a reverse roll call vote on the motion to issue the minute order to prepare an ordinance for the post, Loehr voted yes, Blake voted yes, Hennessy hesitated, andthen voted yes, Ricker voted no and Bishop voted yes. P96T ‘ST 1090190 °* *10B3NN AiuN0D epeAen’** Pe)