April 10, 1963 (12 pages)

: apie Fis h And phate Division ~ Offers Trout Rewards BYOU -—-Despite the numbers. _Of fish caught in Lake Tahoe, not everyone visits its attrac ~ tive shores simply to go fishing. But now 300 lucky fishermen are going to havea chance to hit the jackpot. As part of the fisheries study being conducted by the Department of Fish and Game tosee if fishing in the lake can be improved, 300 reward tags are being placed on Mackinaw trout. Some of these trout are now swimming aroundthe lake, others will be released during the next two months, Five dollars will be mailed out to each fishermanreturning rewardtags, The reward money for this tagging program is being donated by the South T ahoe Rod and Gun Club through its affiliate, Lake Tahoe Fisheries, Inc., a group of private sportsmen which actively cooperates withthe Lake Tahoe Fisheries Study. This trout tagging program was initiated last month by California Department of Fish and Game biologists as part of the over-all fisheries study at Tahoe. This study, which is financed in part with with-federal funds under the Dingwell-Johnson program, is seeking more knowledge about the fisheries of the lake to. see if it is possible toimprove the quality of the fishing there. The Nevada Department of Fish and Game is cooperating in ies study. In addition sothe Mackinaw-trout fitted out with re~“wardtags, numbers of brown Season Opens For Salmon SACRAMENTO California’s commercial fishing season for king and silver salmon will open April 15 and run through September 29, the Department of Fish and Game reminded fishermen this week. There isno bag limit, but both species must be taken by hook and.line only. King salmon may be no less than 26 inches long and silver salmon no less than 25 inches long, measured from the tip of the snout to the extreme tip of the tail. Provisions of the California Fish and Game Code authorize a commercial silver, salmon season starting April’ 15 at the same time as the: king salmon season (as listed; above) unless the states of. Washington and Oregon pre" hibit the taking of silver sal m&n by commercial trolling . prior to July 1. Neither: Washington nor Oregon have and rainbow trout are also being released wearing nonreward tags. All these tags are the “disk-dangler” type and are attached just below the dorsal fin of each fish. All tags should be returned tothe California Department of Fish and Game, 722 Capitol Avenue, Sacramento 14, California. Information accompanying the tag should include date caught, place caught, and type of gear used, Department addressed envelopes: for returning tags have been distributed around the lake at boat harbors and sporting goods and other major stores. Every fisherman, whether he sends in a reward or nonreward tag, will receive a commendation card telling him when and where his trout was released. From tag returns, biologists will be able to determine the portion of the Mackinaw population being caught by anglers. Tag returms will also increase knowledge on movement and migration patterns of Mackinaw, rainbow, and brown trout associated with feeding and spawning habits. All of this information is vital to the Department of Fish and Ga me in recommending sound angling regu-_ lations for Lake Tahoe and in. determining ways to improve fishing in the lake. of Commerce. presented to Neva Shown with the twins is Alice McGee and Larry Farrell, presidents of the tines City and Grass Valley chambers RUNNERSUP ---Second and third place trophies for a physical fitness test conducted by the Marine Corps were Union School twins Bill and Bob-Lum. WINNER---First place finisher in the fitness was David Tripp, shown receiving his trophy from Sgt. Fred Tully. A to Z SUPPLY — 503 W. Ridge Road FOR SALE 250 gallon butane tank, ex‘cellent condition. $100.00. ‘Auburn, TU 5-6661 after 6 p.m. _NEW FURNITURE . Sheahan's Furniture 203 W.Main St. Ph, 273-2739) "48 Buick6 wheels & good {tires. New brake linings & switch: $125; Ph 265-2297 Bike Race Is Slated NEVADA CIT Y---A two-day program of bicycle racing in Reno May 18-19 was announced Friday toNevada City Boosters by race director Charles Allert. Allert also forecast a Lake Tahoe racing schedule for the future. In cooperation with the special events committee of Reno Chamber of Commerce, Allert has arranged 18 which will begin in Reno, go to Carson City via Virginia City andreturntoReno. The following day, a race will be held either in the city's park or in downtown Reno, he said. Allert told the Boosters that the Renoracing schedule w ould help in drawing a larger crowdto Nevada City's Father's Day event. for a cross-country race May , Pedigree St. lhome, 11-months old, gentle, loves children, $50. Auburn, TU 5-6661 after 6 p.m. Mining machinery and todls, at Forest, California, by C. D. Pearl, 111 Laurel Street, Fort Bragg, California. Attention Coin Collectors Just arrived coin supplies and} 1963 RedBook. Also, we buy & sell collectable coins. Pioneer 132 Main, N.C. Ph 265-4841 Bernard needs} . Pumps, Pipe Line Ditching. In N.C, Small male dog, white with bik spots. Call} . 3-3094 Wanted-Real Estate Sales-. . men for Branch Offices Auburn, Colfax, Grass Val ley, and Nevada City, Original Realty Co., 1025 San Pablo Avenue, El Cerrito, California SERVICES © "WINDSHIELDS REPLACED . . And all other automobile © glass. Moule Paint & Glass. Grass sade WATER SYSTEMS Complete Installation Water Purification . COOK & McGUINN Phone 273-4455 Septic tank cleaning--1{ house tank $40; 2-$70; 3-$90. Will clear drain line. Work guaranteed. Call collect. Sherw ood 3-3161; Olivehurst, California. TRACTOR WORK City Lots and Acreage . Plowing -Discing -Bulldozing Ph 273-6541 Rt 1Box 522 GV LEGAL NOTICE Sealed bids will be received ‘WANTED WANTED 300 people in until 2:00 p.m. April 30, 1963, Pacific Daylight Saving Time attheU:S. Forest Service, 630 Sansome f Street, Room 546, San Fran. cisco11, California, for the construction of a water system including a concrete collection box & a$,000 Rodeo Is Set For April 28 PENN VALLEY---The toughest roster of bucking and riding stock in Northern California will come out of the chutes at the 7th annual Penn Valley Volunteer Fire Department Rodeo Sunday April 28. Aboard this stock will be most of northern California's most skilled riders. The rodeo grounds are at Pegar's Y eight miles west of Grass Valley, Nevada County on Highway 20. A roster of bucking horses and bulls expected tobe supplied by Ray Hicks of Auburn Placer County include: Saddle broncs, Double Trouble, out 14 times, rid. den five; Duz, out 23, ridden five; Savage, out 16, ridden five and Ermine Special out: 26; ridden 12. Bareback horses --Jackpot, out 27, ridden 3; gold Dig-: ger, out 27, ridden seven; Butterscotch, out 27, ridden 15; High Sierra, out 21, , ridden 6, In addition to the fodeo a; barbecue will be served by: the Fire Department Auxil-: iary starting at 11:30 a.m, LOS ANGELES ---A proposal to encourage the development of winter trout fishing in warmwater lakes and reservoirs near cities will be considered by the Fish and Game Commission at the. April5 meeting in Los Angeles. This is arevision of an earlier proposal made to the commission in March by the Department of Fish and Game. The commission Hearings Set For Hunting LOS ANGELES ---The California Fish and Game Commission set hearing times and places in 20 counties for 39 proposed controlled antlerless or either-sex deer hunts at the April5 meeting in Los Angeles. The 39 hunts include a total of 16,330 permits. The commission must hold hearings in each county where hunts or portions of hunts are proposed. Special hunts will be adopted by the commission at the June 28 meeting in Los Angeles. The hearing in Nevada County regarding a Western Nevada hunt will be held in Nevada CityJune5, 8 p.m., atthe Nevada City Elementary School. Commissioner Thomas H. Richards, Jr. will preside at the meeting. such .a prohibition in effect this year. Fishermen are urged to consult the digesy of commercial fishing law’ for special closures to commercial salmon trolling. EXPERT PRINTING Printing For Every Purpose * «CIRCULARS **STATIONERY #* MAIL PIECES ‘#*BILLs *#FORMS . ADA CO. PRINTING THURSDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Deluxe Automatic POP-UP TOASTER REGULAR PRICE $14.95 NOW SAVE ° $995 500 PROSPECTIVE BRIDES . Register Now for FREE GIFT Broad $t., Nevada City * PLENTY OF * FREE PARKING * We Give S & H * Green Stamps Hunter Safety Training Scheduled SACRAMENTO California's hunter safety training program will break the quarter million mark during the next week, reports the state Department of Fish and Game, which administers the gun safety program. Over 250,000 youngsters -willhave received their certificates indicating successful completion of the hunter safety program when the classes scheduled for the coming week are completed, This is an average of over 27,000 youngsters trained each year since the hunter safety program began in 1954. Proposal To Boast rout Fishing Set no change in the present catchable trout planting program, but advances the idea _ of supplementing the state ‘ stocking of trout by encouraging cities, counties, or private enterprise to plant additional trout in waters near population centers. This could increase angling opportunities. The department states it is financially unable to plant trout in the state's warmwater reservoirs, even though winter water temperatures may be suitable fortrout. To stock the many warmwater lakes near cat ek we areas with trout each winter would cost upwards of a million dollars a year, which the DFG doesn't have, the department explained. A few such trout angling programs are already being financed through small daily use fees with outstanding success, the DFG said, and there appear to be opporuntities for many more. AtoZ Supply 2”-50Ib PLASTIC PIPE 54759 per hun. ft. dk ORs XS OER wr". 8Olb PLASTIC PIPE 5495 per hun, ft. ¥""-801b PLASTIC PIPE 5625 “per hun. ft. %' PLYWOOD 54% sheer 1%”-601b PLASTIC PIPE 516% 1%”-601b PLASTIC Pipe 514%. 1-80Ib PLASTIC PIPE 59°! per hun. ft. per hun. ft. per hun. ft. gallon water tank at Big Reservoir Campground on the Tahoe National Forest. Big Reservoir Campground is located approximately10 miles north east of Foresthill, California. Plans and specifications may be obtained or viewed at the San Francisco address, or viewed only at the office of the forest supervisor, Tahoe National Forest, Nevada City, California. Bihey Nevada City Community Baptist Church on Easter Sunday morning. Your choice of two services, 8:30 & 11, STORE Approx. 1200 sq. ft. on Pine St. , Half block off Broad St. NC. See Al Merrill, 312 Broad, 265-4093. = se a . warcnes =< cocks JEWELRY === Repesiring ' ‘. E. M. DALPEZ "tai 265-4501 JEWELER iL bane BROAD ST., ae Mother’ $ Day SPECIAL 8 X 10 PORTRAIT only °3% Give Mother what she really wants---a portraint of yourself, Groups Of Three 8 X 10's $4 400 Scott's Studio 154 MILL G. V. 273-6818 Jackets, Sweaters OR ee eG ee ee Coveralls c. Save Cash At Your . SAVE LIQ Why Pay More? Expert, Sanitary Dry Cleaning At Prices You Can Afford Pants or Skirts, cleaned and pressed. . Suits, Dresses, Coats, 2-pc Uniforms. .. White Dress Shirts laundered and boxed. . . . Khaki Pants, washed and starched Payless Cleaners Holiday Village Shopping Center, G.V. -N.C. Highway Open Monday through Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. UOR el: ~¢ Extra Volues Every Day, Why Pay More ? 33 Colfax Avenue at Purity Plaza FOR YOUR EASTER DINNER SEE OUR FINE SELECTION OF PREMIUM WINESCHARLES KRUG PAUL MASSON ALMADEN CHRISTIAN BROS, AND IMPORTED FRENCH & GERMAN WINES & CHAMPAGNES, ALSO OUR FINE SELECTION OF NAME BRANDS OF LIQUORS & LIQUEURS, Dial 27 3-876 68 -BERRINGERLet Us Keep You in Good Spirits. EXTRA SPECIALS FOR EASTER Chateau Paul Champagne soc. ‘ 0 g SPARKLING BURGUNDY Sth ‘a98 Fremont Abbey Made & Bottled In Sonoma @ ROSE BURGUNDY CABERNET RIESLING Wine “99: 102 ¢ BRP ron-netuenenic Qts. 3 oa =) =) Cigarettes Kings or Filters 09 Plus Tax 99 Plus Tax. Regular Regency Club Scotch Whiskey.. a@-° Marovich Barretts Vodka ~ Gin =. Ricardo Brandy Son:Cabaliers Rum Light or Dark CHILLED WINES,,.ICE CUBES. GLASSWARE Open Easter Sunday 9:30am to Spm i CE Gn te ee ek is es ec a we an tin ma cin . a q

: apie Fis h And phate Division ~ Offers Trout Rewards BYOU -—-Despite the numbers. _Of fish caught in Lake Tahoe, not everyone visits its attrac ~ tive shores simply to go fishing. But now 300 lucky fishermen are going to havea chance to hit the jackpot. As part of the fisheries study being conducted by the Department of Fish and Game tosee if fishing in the lake can be improved, 300 reward tags are being placed on Mackinaw trout. Some of these trout are now swimming aroundthe lake, others will be released during the next two months, Five dollars will be mailed out to each fishermanreturning rewardtags, The reward money for this tagging program is being donated by the South T ahoe Rod and Gun Club through its affiliate, Lake Tahoe Fisheries, Inc., a group of private sportsmen which actively cooperates withthe Lake Tahoe Fisheries Study. This trout tagging program was initiated last month by California Department of Fish and Game biologists as part of the over-all fisheries study at Tahoe. This study, which is financed in part with with-federal funds under the Dingwell-Johnson program, is seeking more knowledge about the fisheries of the lake to. see if it is possible toimprove the quality of the fishing there. The Nevada Department of Fish and Game is cooperating in ies study. In addition sothe Mackinaw-trout fitted out with re~“wardtags, numbers of brown Season Opens For Salmon SACRAMENTO California’s commercial fishing season for king and silver salmon will open April 15 and run through September 29, the Department of Fish and Game reminded fishermen this week. There isno bag limit, but both species must be taken by hook and.line only. King salmon may be no less than 26 inches long and silver salmon no less than 25 inches long, measured from the tip of the snout to the extreme tip of the tail. Provisions of the California Fish and Game Code authorize a commercial silver, salmon season starting April’ 15 at the same time as the: king salmon season (as listed; above) unless the states of. Washington and Oregon pre" hibit the taking of silver sal m&n by commercial trolling . prior to July 1. Neither: Washington nor Oregon have and rainbow trout are also being released wearing nonreward tags. All these tags are the “disk-dangler” type and are attached just below the dorsal fin of each fish. All tags should be returned tothe California Department of Fish and Game, 722 Capitol Avenue, Sacramento 14, California. Information accompanying the tag should include date caught, place caught, and type of gear used, Department addressed envelopes: for returning tags have been distributed around the lake at boat harbors and sporting goods and other major stores. Every fisherman, whether he sends in a reward or nonreward tag, will receive a commendation card telling him when and where his trout was released. From tag returns, biologists will be able to determine the portion of the Mackinaw population being caught by anglers. Tag returms will also increase knowledge on movement and migration patterns of Mackinaw, rainbow, and brown trout associated with feeding and spawning habits. All of this information is vital to the Department of Fish and Ga me in recommending sound angling regu-_ lations for Lake Tahoe and in. determining ways to improve fishing in the lake. of Commerce. presented to Neva Shown with the twins is Alice McGee and Larry Farrell, presidents of the tines City and Grass Valley chambers RUNNERSUP ---Second and third place trophies for a physical fitness test conducted by the Marine Corps were Union School twins Bill and Bob-Lum. WINNER---First place finisher in the fitness was David Tripp, shown receiving his trophy from Sgt. Fred Tully. A to Z SUPPLY — 503 W. Ridge Road FOR SALE 250 gallon butane tank, ex‘cellent condition. $100.00. ‘Auburn, TU 5-6661 after 6 p.m. _NEW FURNITURE . Sheahan's Furniture 203 W.Main St. Ph, 273-2739) "48 Buick6 wheels & good {tires. New brake linings & switch: $125; Ph 265-2297 Bike Race Is Slated NEVADA CIT Y---A two-day program of bicycle racing in Reno May 18-19 was announced Friday toNevada City Boosters by race director Charles Allert. Allert also forecast a Lake Tahoe racing schedule for the future. In cooperation with the special events committee of Reno Chamber of Commerce, Allert has arranged 18 which will begin in Reno, go to Carson City via Virginia City andreturntoReno. The following day, a race will be held either in the city's park or in downtown Reno, he said. Allert told the Boosters that the Renoracing schedule w ould help in drawing a larger crowdto Nevada City's Father's Day event. for a cross-country race May , Pedigree St. lhome, 11-months old, gentle, loves children, $50. Auburn, TU 5-6661 after 6 p.m. Mining machinery and todls, at Forest, California, by C. D. Pearl, 111 Laurel Street, Fort Bragg, California. Attention Coin Collectors Just arrived coin supplies and} 1963 RedBook. Also, we buy & sell collectable coins. Pioneer 132 Main, N.C. Ph 265-4841 Bernard needs} . Pumps, Pipe Line Ditching. In N.C, Small male dog, white with bik spots. Call} . 3-3094 Wanted-Real Estate Sales-. . men for Branch Offices Auburn, Colfax, Grass Val ley, and Nevada City, Original Realty Co., 1025 San Pablo Avenue, El Cerrito, California SERVICES © "WINDSHIELDS REPLACED . . And all other automobile © glass. Moule Paint & Glass. Grass sade WATER SYSTEMS Complete Installation Water Purification . COOK & McGUINN Phone 273-4455 Septic tank cleaning--1{ house tank $40; 2-$70; 3-$90. Will clear drain line. Work guaranteed. Call collect. Sherw ood 3-3161; Olivehurst, California. TRACTOR WORK City Lots and Acreage . Plowing -Discing -Bulldozing Ph 273-6541 Rt 1Box 522 GV LEGAL NOTICE Sealed bids will be received ‘WANTED WANTED 300 people in until 2:00 p.m. April 30, 1963, Pacific Daylight Saving Time attheU:S. Forest Service, 630 Sansome f Street, Room 546, San Fran. cisco11, California, for the construction of a water system including a concrete collection box & a$,000 Rodeo Is Set For April 28 PENN VALLEY---The toughest roster of bucking and riding stock in Northern California will come out of the chutes at the 7th annual Penn Valley Volunteer Fire Department Rodeo Sunday April 28. Aboard this stock will be most of northern California's most skilled riders. The rodeo grounds are at Pegar's Y eight miles west of Grass Valley, Nevada County on Highway 20. A roster of bucking horses and bulls expected tobe supplied by Ray Hicks of Auburn Placer County include: Saddle broncs, Double Trouble, out 14 times, rid. den five; Duz, out 23, ridden five; Savage, out 16, ridden five and Ermine Special out: 26; ridden 12. Bareback horses --Jackpot, out 27, ridden 3; gold Dig-:

ger, out 27, ridden seven; Butterscotch, out 27, ridden 15; High Sierra, out 21, , ridden 6, In addition to the fodeo a; barbecue will be served by: the Fire Department Auxil-: iary starting at 11:30 a.m, LOS ANGELES ---A proposal to encourage the development of winter trout fishing in warmwater lakes and reservoirs near cities will be considered by the Fish and Game Commission at the. April5 meeting in Los Angeles. This is arevision of an earlier proposal made to the commission in March by the Department of Fish and Game. The commission Hearings Set For Hunting LOS ANGELES ---The California Fish and Game Commission set hearing times and places in 20 counties for 39 proposed controlled antlerless or either-sex deer hunts at the April5 meeting in Los Angeles. The 39 hunts include a total of 16,330 permits. The commission must hold hearings in each county where hunts or portions of hunts are proposed. Special hunts will be adopted by the commission at the June 28 meeting in Los Angeles. The hearing in Nevada County regarding a Western Nevada hunt will be held in Nevada CityJune5, 8 p.m., atthe Nevada City Elementary School. Commissioner Thomas H. Richards, Jr. will preside at the meeting. such .a prohibition in effect this year. Fishermen are urged to consult the digesy of commercial fishing law’ for special closures to commercial salmon trolling. EXPERT PRINTING Printing For Every Purpose * «CIRCULARS **STATIONERY #* MAIL PIECES ‘#*BILLs *#FORMS . ADA CO. PRINTING THURSDAY NIGHT SPECIAL Deluxe Automatic POP-UP TOASTER REGULAR PRICE $14.95 NOW SAVE ° $995 500 PROSPECTIVE BRIDES . Register Now for FREE GIFT Broad $t., Nevada City * PLENTY OF * FREE PARKING * We Give S & H * Green Stamps Hunter Safety Training Scheduled SACRAMENTO California's hunter safety training program will break the quarter million mark during the next week, reports the state Department of Fish and Game, which administers the gun safety program. Over 250,000 youngsters -willhave received their certificates indicating successful completion of the hunter safety program when the classes scheduled for the coming week are completed, This is an average of over 27,000 youngsters trained each year since the hunter safety program began in 1954. Proposal To Boast rout Fishing Set no change in the present catchable trout planting program, but advances the idea _ of supplementing the state ‘ stocking of trout by encouraging cities, counties, or private enterprise to plant additional trout in waters near population centers. This could increase angling opportunities. The department states it is financially unable to plant trout in the state's warmwater reservoirs, even though winter water temperatures may be suitable fortrout. To stock the many warmwater lakes near cat ek we areas with trout each winter would cost upwards of a million dollars a year, which the DFG doesn't have, the department explained. A few such trout angling programs are already being financed through small daily use fees with outstanding success, the DFG said, and there appear to be opporuntities for many more. AtoZ Supply 2”-50Ib PLASTIC PIPE 54759 per hun. ft. dk ORs XS OER wr". 8Olb PLASTIC PIPE 5495 per hun, ft. ¥""-801b PLASTIC PIPE 5625 “per hun. ft. %' PLYWOOD 54% sheer 1%”-601b PLASTIC PIPE 516% 1%”-601b PLASTIC Pipe 514%. 1-80Ib PLASTIC PIPE 59°! per hun. ft. per hun. ft. per hun. ft. gallon water tank at Big Reservoir Campground on the Tahoe National Forest. Big Reservoir Campground is located approximately10 miles north east of Foresthill, California. Plans and specifications may be obtained or viewed at the San Francisco address, or viewed only at the office of the forest supervisor, Tahoe National Forest, Nevada City, California. Bihey Nevada City Community Baptist Church on Easter Sunday morning. Your choice of two services, 8:30 & 11, STORE Approx. 1200 sq. ft. on Pine St. , Half block off Broad St. NC. See Al Merrill, 312 Broad, 265-4093. = se a . warcnes =< cocks JEWELRY === Repesiring ' ‘. E. M. DALPEZ "tai 265-4501 JEWELER iL bane BROAD ST., ae Mother’ $ Day SPECIAL 8 X 10 PORTRAIT only °3% Give Mother what she really wants---a portraint of yourself, Groups Of Three 8 X 10's $4 400 Scott's Studio 154 MILL G. V. 273-6818 Jackets, Sweaters OR ee eG ee ee Coveralls c. Save Cash At Your . SAVE LIQ Why Pay More? Expert, Sanitary Dry Cleaning At Prices You Can Afford Pants or Skirts, cleaned and pressed. .. Suits, Dresses, Coats, 2-pc Uniforms. ... White Dress Shirts laundered and boxed. . . . Khaki Pants, washed and starched Payless Cleaners Holiday Village Shopping Center, G.V. -N.C. Highway Open Monday through Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. UOR el: ~¢ Extra Volues Every Day, Why Pay More ? 33 Colfax Avenue at Purity Plaza FOR YOUR EASTER DINNER SEE OUR FINE SELECTION OF PREMIUM WINESCHARLES KRUG PAUL MASSON ALMADEN CHRISTIAN BROS, AND IMPORTED FRENCH & GERMAN WINES & CHAMPAGNES, ALSO OUR FINE SELECTION OF NAME BRANDS OF LIQUORS & LIQUEURS, Dial 27 3-876 68 -BERRINGERLet Us Keep You in Good Spirits. EXTRA SPECIALS FOR EASTER Chateau Paul Champagne soc. ‘ 0 g SPARKLING BURGUNDY Sth ‘a98 Fremont Abbey Made & Bottled In Sonoma @ ROSE BURGUNDY CABERNET RIESLING Wine “99: 102 ¢ BRP ron-netuenenic Qts. 3 oa =) =) Cigarettes Kings or Filters 09 Plus Tax 99 Plus Tax. Regular Regency Club Scotch Whiskey.... a@-° Marovich Barretts Vodka ~ Gin =.. Ricardo Brandy Son:Cabaliers Rum Light or Dark CHILLED WINES,,..ICE CUBES.. GLASSWARE Open Easter Sunday 9:30am to Spm i CE Gn te ee ek is es ec a we an tin ma cin . a q