October 3, 1962 (14 pages)

Page 6.Wednesday, October 3, 1962.Nevada County NUGGET —=—_—————_"" Truckee Tahoe Airport Now Officially Open. TRUCKEE -California's newest airstrip, the Truckee Tahoe Airport, located two miles south of Truckee on the Truckee -Kings Beach Highway, was officially opened to traffic at 11 a.m. Sunday with it's slogan “Safety First”. Sunday, Forest Fiorini of Turlock, chairman of the California Aeronautics Commission presented the permit from the state, authorizing the official use of the airport, to John Houlgate, chairman of the district board of directors, The dedication of the airport will take place early next spring. The airstrip is being opened totraffic at this time to supply an increasing demand for air service to the resorts at the Northend of Lake Tahoe, Squaw Valley, Alpine Meadows and the Truckee-Donner recreational areas, The board of directors at a meeting this past week adopted a resolution stating “the safety of pilots and passengers using this airport was of paramount importance and that except in case of an emergency, nounauthorized parachute jumping would be permitted within it's air traffic pattern”. The Truckee Tahoe Airport, consisting nowof a 6000 foot paved runway, 100 feet wide, with a short taxiway onto a 200 x 200 foot paved parking area, isin its second phase of a six phase program. A phase a year is being built and when completed, will provide a full length taxiway, terminal building, hangers, lighting for night operation, larger parking area and all the facilities of an up to date trunk type airport, The airport is being built by the Truckee Tahoe Airport District, formed in 1958, which includes all of Placer and Nevada Counties east of the Sierra. The elected directors of the District are: John Houlgate, Truckee, Chairman; Fred Schultz, Kings Beach; T.L. James, Tahoe Vista; Zeph Rose and Lauren Russell, Truckee. The work on the airport is being financed by a property tax within the District plus Federal Aviation matching funds, Celebrate National Home Week Sept. 30-Oct. 6 Own A Home Of Your Own ASSEMBLE IT YOURSELF 2 or 3 Bedroom PRE FABRICATED 1008 sq. ft. for less than ***100 AMP. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM * * *ALL FIXTURES, CUPBOARDS, & DOORS ARE INCLUDED 5500" STOP IN TO SEE OUR FLOOR PLANS, A to Z Supply 120 E. Main St. , Grass Valley 273-6608 «Mi Turkey? Until it hatches, you can’t always tell. But some things you want to be sure of—in advance. For instance, your savings. You want to be sure that they’re safe. That they’ll grow. That they’ll hatch exactly the way you’ve planned. When it comes to Swine Brucellosis Hearing Set For October 4 SACRAMENTO----A public hearing on the proposal of the California Depart ment of Agriculture to establish Amador, El Dorado, Nevada, and Placer Counties as swine brucellosis control areas will beheld by the Department in Auburn Oct. 4, The hearing will convene at 10 a.m. in the new wing ofthe Auburn Recreation Hall, Auburn Recreation District Park, Racetrack Avenue and Recreation Drive. Dr. Heraid G. Wixom, Chief of the Department's Bureau of Animal Health, will be the hearing officer. Dr. Wixom explained that in counties designated by the California Department of Agriculture as a swine brucellosis control area, Federal and State Departments of Agriculture will begin at “once to carry out a swine brucellosis testing and control program. Allswine breeding animals of more than six months of age are your nest egg, you want just one thing: a bank. Bank of America REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS EARN 315% _EARN FROM THE 1ST. ALSO, ASK ABOUT 0 NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION * MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION tested by public or private veterinarians at no cost to the owners, The testing is performed at farms or at terminal markets. Infected animals are sent to slaughter, No indemnity is paid. When all infected swine are eliminated in the county under test, that county is designated a validated brucellosis free area. This designation continues in effect for three years, Seventeen northern California counties have been established as swine brucellosis control areas since July 1, when the program began, T wo counties, Mono and Del Norte, have completed the testing program and have been declared validated brucellosis free areas. DAILY INTEREST—AND ALL DEPOSITS MADE BY THE 10TH OF THE MONTH UR NEW SPECIAL TWELVE-MONTH SAVINGS PLAN THAT PAYS 4% PER ANNUM. Argonaut Editors Announced ROCKLIN ----Editors for the fall “Argonaut,” Sierra College campus weekly newspaper, were named last week by Adviser Stan Smith. Joann Tofanelli of Grass Valley was named editor in chief and will serve temporarily as news editor also, Serving as sports + will be Bill Lowe of Grass alley, New staff members include Barbara Blue, Richard Caddy, Monda Korich, Shannon McBride, Dan O'Neill, Sharon Osaki, Linda Bohannon, Sandra Bonar, Sadra Evangelisti, Doug Evans, Carol Kennedy, Charles White and Chuck Hart. Delano in Kern County was named in 1873 for Columbus Delano, then Secretary of the Interior, { f CRAYON CORNER "The Twist" by Carol Bartsch, Age 8 Mrs. Hutsinpiller's Third Grade Union Hill School —T By Council On Protest GRASS VALLEY ---A letter of protest regarding the proposed Country Club Terrace Unit 2 assessment district was read tothe Grass Valley City Council at a meeting last week. Inthe absence of Mayor Jack Hodge the council voted to continue action on the district untilits next regular meeting Oct. 9. Cost estimates for paving a section of Jill St. were presented by public works director Ken Manuell, Manuell also reported the bathhouse at the municipal pool was nearing completion. No action wastaken on the paving job. The council was asked by Police Chief Frank Knuckey for a crosswalk at S. Auburn and Empire Streets due to the large number of school children using that intersection . Thecouncil orderedthe work done. Councilman Len Prisk made a motion that the unfinished work on the recent MillSt. paving job be completed by the city and action taken later with the contractor. The work includesa sealing coat over the asphalt paving, patching of a few spots and painting of parking lines and:curbs, The motion was seconded and carried. A sheep-borne radio-transmitting set giving off periodic "beeps" has been designed to enable Australian farmersto locate flocks with a direction-finder set. “FREE ESTIMATES QAvVCEVAN & STORAGE @ 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781 THE BEST MOVE . YOU EVER MADE (There’s no warmer way to say “thank you” than an inexpensive phone call) @ Pacific Telephone PART OF THE NATION-WIDE BELL SYSTEM

Page 6..Wednesday, October 3, 1962..Nevada County NUGGET —=—_—————_"" Truckee Tahoe Airport Now Officially Open. TRUCKEE -California's newest airstrip, the Truckee Tahoe Airport, located two miles south of Truckee on the Truckee -Kings Beach Highway, was officially opened to traffic at 11 a.m. Sunday with it's slogan “Safety First”. Sunday, Forest Fiorini of Turlock, chairman of the California Aeronautics Commission presented the permit from the state, authorizing the official use of the airport, to John Houlgate, chairman of the district board of directors, The dedication of the airport will take place early next spring. The airstrip is being opened totraffic at this time to supply an increasing demand for air service to the resorts at the Northend of Lake Tahoe, Squaw Valley, Alpine Meadows and the Truckee-Donner recreational areas, The board of directors at a meeting this past week adopted a resolution stating “the safety of pilots and passengers using this airport was of paramount importance and that except in case of an emergency, nounauthorized parachute jumping would be permitted within it's air traffic pattern”. The Truckee Tahoe Airport, consisting nowof a 6000 foot paved runway, 100 feet wide, with a short taxiway onto a 200 x 200 foot paved parking area, isin its second phase of a six phase program. A phase a year is being built and when completed, will provide a full length taxiway, terminal building, hangers, lighting for night operation, larger parking area and all the facilities of an up to date trunk type airport, The airport is being built by the Truckee Tahoe Airport District, formed in 1958, which includes all of Placer and Nevada Counties east of the Sierra. The elected directors of the District are: John Houlgate, Truckee, Chairman; Fred Schultz, Kings Beach; T.L. James, Tahoe Vista; Zeph Rose and Lauren Russell, Truckee. The work on the airport is being financed by a property tax within the District plus Federal Aviation matching funds, Celebrate National Home Week Sept. 30-Oct. 6 Own A Home Of Your Own ASSEMBLE IT YOURSELF 2 or 3 Bedroom PRE FABRICATED 1008 sq. ft. for less than ***100 AMP. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM * * *ALL FIXTURES, CUPBOARDS, & DOORS ARE INCLUDED 5500" STOP IN TO SEE OUR FLOOR PLANS, A to Z Supply 120 E. Main St. , Grass Valley 273-6608 «Mi Turkey? Until it hatches, you can’t always tell. But some things you want to be sure of—in advance. For instance, your savings. You want to be sure that they’re safe. That they’ll grow. That they’ll hatch exactly the way you’ve planned. When it comes to Swine Brucellosis Hearing Set For October 4 SACRAMENTO----A public hearing on the proposal of the California Depart ment of Agriculture to establish Amador, El Dorado, Nevada, and Placer Counties as swine brucellosis control areas will beheld by the Department in Auburn Oct. 4, The hearing will convene at 10 a.m. in the new wing ofthe Auburn Recreation Hall, Auburn Recreation District Park, Racetrack Avenue and Recreation Drive. Dr. Heraid G. Wixom, Chief of the Department's Bureau of Animal Health, will be the hearing officer. Dr. Wixom explained that in counties designated by the

California Department of Agriculture as a swine brucellosis control area, Federal and State Departments of Agriculture will begin at “once to carry out a swine brucellosis testing and control program. Allswine breeding animals of more than six months of age are your nest egg, you want just one thing: a bank. Bank of America REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS EARN 315% _EARN FROM THE 1ST. ALSO, ASK ABOUT 0 NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION * MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION tested by public or private veterinarians at no cost to the owners, The testing is performed at farms or at terminal markets. Infected animals are sent to slaughter, No indemnity is paid. When all infected swine are eliminated in the county under test, that county is designated a validated brucellosis free area. This designation continues in effect for three years, Seventeen northern California counties have been established as swine brucellosis control areas since July 1, when the program began, T wo counties, Mono and Del Norte, have completed the testing program and have been declared validated brucellosis free areas. DAILY INTEREST—AND ALL DEPOSITS MADE BY THE 10TH OF THE MONTH UR NEW SPECIAL TWELVE-MONTH SAVINGS PLAN THAT PAYS 4% PER ANNUM. Argonaut Editors Announced ROCKLIN ----Editors for the fall “Argonaut,” Sierra College campus weekly newspaper, were named last week by Adviser Stan Smith. Joann Tofanelli of Grass Valley was named editor in chief and will serve temporarily as news editor also, Serving as sports + will be Bill Lowe of Grass alley, New staff members include Barbara Blue, Richard Caddy, Monda Korich, Shannon McBride, Dan O'Neill, Sharon Osaki, Linda Bohannon, Sandra Bonar, Sadra Evangelisti, Doug Evans, Carol Kennedy, Charles White and Chuck Hart. Delano in Kern County was named in 1873 for Columbus Delano, then Secretary of the Interior, { f CRAYON CORNER "The Twist" by Carol Bartsch, Age 8 Mrs. Hutsinpiller's Third Grade Union Hill School —T By Council On Protest GRASS VALLEY ---A letter of protest regarding the proposed Country Club Terrace Unit 2 assessment district was read tothe Grass Valley City Council at a meeting last week. Inthe absence of Mayor Jack Hodge the council voted to continue action on the district untilits next regular meeting Oct. 9. Cost estimates for paving a section of Jill St. were presented by public works director Ken Manuell, Manuell also reported the bathhouse at the municipal pool was nearing completion. No action wastaken on the paving job. The council was asked by Police Chief Frank Knuckey for a crosswalk at S. Auburn and Empire Streets due to the large number of school children using that intersection . Thecouncil orderedthe work done. Councilman Len Prisk made a motion that the unfinished work on the recent MillSt. paving job be completed by the city and action taken later with the contractor. The work includesa sealing coat over the asphalt paving, patching of a few spots and painting of parking lines and:curbs, The motion was seconded and carried. A sheep-borne radio-transmitting set giving off periodic "beeps" has been designed to enable Australian farmersto locate flocks with a direction-finder set. “FREE ESTIMATES QAvVCEVAN & STORAGE @ 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781 THE BEST MOVE . YOU EVER MADE (There’s no warmer way to say “thank you” than an inexpensive phone call) @ Pacific Telephone PART OF THE NATION-WIDE BELL SYSTEM