April 22, 1965 (24 pages)

23 ‘ rey bo oO s a 2 O 0] ~~ BS o a rd for) par) a N beat! A. < Aunting regulations for the 1965 -66 season will again occupy a prominent place on the agenda of the California Fish and Game Commission whenit meets at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Room 21; Supervisors Chamber, County Courthouse, Redding. The Commission accepted recommendations for the 196566 seasons at an April 2 meeting in Los Angeles. Tomorrow, the Commission w ill consider these proposals and will announce the regulations it intends to make for the coming year, Adoption will be at a May 28 meeting in Los Angeles, Also onthe agenda are the setting of dates for hearings on proposed special deer and antelope hunts in three Northern California counties, and consideration of permit requests for two underwater detonation research projects off California's coast. The Commission will set the date fora hearing in Red Bluff on Former Oregon State Back Assumes Assistant Coaching Duties At Sierra College John Horrillo, former Oregon State fullback, is the new assistant footbalf coach at Sierra College. Head Coach "Buzz" Ostrom announced the appointment early this week, pending SPORTS approval of the Board of Trustees at their meeting Tuesday night. The new member of the Wolverine staff played for Coach Tommy Prothro's OSU Beavers in 1957 and1958. Hewas a transfer Skiers Are Reminded To Observe Highway Parking Regulations Skiers heading for the snow country are cautioned not to park their automobiles along any of the Sierra highways where parking is prohibited. The usual fine for such violations is $20 per day. Many winter sports enthusiasts have left their cars parked in such areas fortwo orthree days despite the "No Parking" signs. Suchcars are ticketed each day and the resulting fines can easily amount to $40 -$60. According to the courts, the stiff penalties were put into effect this year only after urgent requests from many of the resort owners, the California Highway Patrol and state and county road maintenance departments. This parking problem has been most acute on Highway 40 in the Donner Summit Area and along the roads leading into the Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows ski areas, Thecourts and enforcement officials claim that the stiff fines are necessary because the full width of the roadway must be kept clear. from Menlo JC and is familiar with junior College football in northern California, While at Oregon State Horrillo played both wingback and fullback in the single wing offense. As a player he was rated by the OSU coaching staff as a "quick, strong runner, with a lot of intestinal fortitude, Alsowas tough on defense," He averaged 4,28 per carry on offense. se A native of Honolulu, Hawaii, he wasa 175 lb. wrestling championincollege. Besides participating in intramural boxing he holds a black belt in judo. He will replace Ostrom as head Wrestling Coach at the local college, After graduating from OSU with a BS in Physical Education and a Masters in-Education, he has taught in three Oregonhigh schools, Last season at 27 he was head coach at Estanada High. He also taught Spanish and History in high school, His coaching experience includes fottball, gymnastics, wrestling and track, At Sierra he will specialize in working with the defensive backs, a weakness in the past. He will also teach hygiene in addition to physical education classes, John Sniffen, a _ Roseville businessman, will continue as linecoach. Sniffenisalso a OSU grad and native of Hawaii, Facing another suicide schedule opening with American River, Coach Ostrom hopes the additional help will make Sierra a contender in the Golden Valley Conference next season. WATCHES ~ @Y < clocks ! JEWELRY " Repairing = f E. M. DALPEZ piai 265-4801 JEWELER 23% BROAD ST., NEVADA. CITY INSULATE OR REINSULATE YOUR HOME Weather Control Company INSULATION AND WEATHER STRIPPING P,Q, BOX 250, GRASS VALLEY Free Estimates PHONE 273 7642 Bank Terms State Hunting.Regulations To Be Stud; a 1964 proposal by the Chico Rod and Gun Club that a protected deer refuge area in Tehama County be opened to hunters, ‘An earlier hearing had been set for November of 1964, but was postponed to permit the Department of Fish and Game to gather pertinent biological data on the effected deer herd, Permission to conduct seismic exploration and refraction studies in the offshore waters of California is being sought by a major oilcompany and by scientists representing Oregon State University and the Scripps Institute of Oceanography. Other matters to be considered by the Commission are technical changes in the description of the Colorado River-Salton Sea Bait Fish Area; applications for licensed pheasant club permits Motorcycle Club To Hold First Sanctioned Race The Grass Valley Motorcycle Club will hold its first sanctioned race at the Nevada City Airport on June 6, The club, which was started in June of last year, received its American Motorcycle Association Charter in October and has now scheduled its first event. According to club president, Jim Hershman, signup and practice for the scramble race will be held at the airport from 9a.m.tonoon, The first racing event will start at 12:30 p.m, All contestants must have American Motorcycle Association and Sportsman Cars, All motorcycles mustcomply with AMA standards from 50cc to 650cc open. There will be a donation of $1 for contestants and spectators. involving 1,380 acres in Williams, Colusa, Richmond and Contra Costa; a request from the UC San Francisco Medical Center to import 200 rats from the islands of Hawaii, Oahuand Maui for scientific purposes; adoption adoption of a new statement of Commission policy on development of the state's shellfish resources; and renewal of a permit to allow University of California researchers to capture wild deer for phvsiological studies FOR SALE BARGAINS Furniture and Misc. Sat. Apr, 24th, 1 blk past Wagon Wheels on Bar Meadows Rd, 273-4980, ATTENTION FREE Skin Care -. Makeup Analysis MRS. F.A. MARINELLI BEAUTY COUNSELORS Representative for 10 Years PHONE 273-6323 In California, after golf C for good taste, good fun beer’s the one.. UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. After a hard-played 18 holes, it’s good to settle down on a soft chair in the club » house and add up the score with friends. What better time for the drink that scores with ° almost every golfer—cool, thirst-quenching beer? Yes, beer’s great to relax with, great for refreshment, great for taste. So whatever your sport— boating or baseball—swimming or tennis—relax afterwards with the zestful taste of beer. ® PENN YIPEE-E-E! VALLEY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. 9th Annual Barbecue And Rodec Sunday .. April 25th 8 MILES WEST of GRASS VALLEY on the MARYSVILLE -HIGHWAY at PEGAR’S Y HORSE SHOW BEGINNING AT 10 A.M. Zenith console color TV and Zenith portable black and white TV to be awarded Pit Barbecue Donation = FOOD STAND OPEN ‘AT 11 A.M, ADULTS $1.50 .CHILDREN .75 RODEO TIME 2 P.M, Rodeo ADULTS $1.50 CHILDREN .75 3000 BLEACHER SEATS on NED ed CLASSIFIED AD

23 ‘ rey bo oO s a 2 O 0] ~~ BS o a rd for) par) a N beat! A. < Aunting regulations for the 1965 -66 season will again occupy a prominent place on the agenda of the California Fish and Game Commission whenit meets at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Room 21; Supervisors Chamber, County Courthouse, Redding. The Commission accepted recommendations for the 196566 seasons at an April 2 meeting in Los Angeles. Tomorrow, the Commission w ill consider these proposals and will announce the regulations it intends to make for the coming year, Adoption will be at a May 28 meeting in Los Angeles, Also onthe agenda are the setting of dates for hearings on proposed special deer and antelope hunts in three Northern California counties, and consideration of permit requests for two underwater detonation research projects off California's coast. The Commission will set the date fora hearing in Red Bluff on Former Oregon State Back Assumes Assistant Coaching Duties At Sierra College John Horrillo, former Oregon State fullback, is the new assistant footbalf coach at Sierra College. Head Coach "Buzz" Ostrom announced the appointment early this week, pending SPORTS approval of the Board of Trustees at their meeting Tuesday night. The new member of the Wolverine staff played for Coach Tommy Prothro's OSU Beavers in 1957 and1958. Hewas a transfer Skiers Are Reminded To Observe Highway Parking Regulations Skiers heading for the snow country are cautioned not to park their automobiles along any of the Sierra highways where parking is prohibited. The usual fine for such violations is $20 per day. Many winter sports enthusiasts have left their cars parked in such areas fortwo orthree days despite the "No Parking" signs. Suchcars are ticketed each day and the resulting fines can easily amount to $40 -$60. According to the courts, the stiff penalties were put into effect this year only after urgent requests from many of the resort owners, the California Highway Patrol and state and county road maintenance departments. This parking problem has been most acute on Highway 40 in the Donner Summit Area and along the roads leading into the Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows ski areas, Thecourts and enforcement officials claim that the stiff fines are necessary because the full width of the roadway must be kept clear. from Menlo JC and is familiar with junior College football in northern California, While at Oregon State Horrillo played both wingback and fullback in the single wing offense. As a player he was rated by the OSU coaching staff as a "quick, strong runner, with a lot of intestinal fortitude, Alsowas tough on defense," He averaged 4,28 per carry on offense. se A native of Honolulu, Hawaii, he wasa 175 lb. wrestling championincollege. Besides participating in intramural boxing he holds a black belt in judo. He will replace Ostrom as head Wrestling Coach at the local college, After graduating from OSU with a BS in Physical Education and a Masters in-Education, he has taught in three Oregonhigh schools, Last season at 27 he was head coach at Estanada High. He also taught Spanish and History in high school, His coaching experience includes fottball, gymnastics, wrestling and track, At Sierra he will specialize in working with the defensive backs, a weakness in the past. He will also teach hygiene in addition to physical education classes, John Sniffen, a _ Roseville businessman, will continue as linecoach. Sniffenisalso a OSU grad and native of Hawaii,

Facing another suicide schedule opening with American River, Coach Ostrom hopes the additional help will make Sierra a contender in the Golden Valley Conference next season. WATCHES ~ @Y < clocks ! JEWELRY " Repairing = f E. M. DALPEZ piai 265-4801 JEWELER 23% BROAD ST., NEVADA. CITY INSULATE OR REINSULATE YOUR HOME Weather Control Company INSULATION AND WEATHER STRIPPING P,Q, BOX 250, GRASS VALLEY Free Estimates PHONE 273 7642 Bank Terms State Hunting.Regulations To Be Stud; a 1964 proposal by the Chico Rod and Gun Club that a protected deer refuge area in Tehama County be opened to hunters, ‘An earlier hearing had been set for November of 1964, but was postponed to permit the Department of Fish and Game to gather pertinent biological data on the effected deer herd, Permission to conduct seismic exploration and refraction studies in the offshore waters of California is being sought by a major oilcompany and by scientists representing Oregon State University and the Scripps Institute of Oceanography. Other matters to be considered by the Commission are technical changes in the description of the Colorado River-Salton Sea Bait Fish Area; applications for licensed pheasant club permits Motorcycle Club To Hold First Sanctioned Race The Grass Valley Motorcycle Club will hold its first sanctioned race at the Nevada City Airport on June 6, The club, which was started in June of last year, received its American Motorcycle Association Charter in October and has now scheduled its first event. According to club president, Jim Hershman, signup and practice for the scramble race will be held at the airport from 9a.m.tonoon, The first racing event will start at 12:30 p.m, All contestants must have American Motorcycle Association and Sportsman Cars, All motorcycles mustcomply with AMA standards from 50cc to 650cc open. There will be a donation of $1 for contestants and spectators. involving 1,380 acres in Williams, Colusa, Richmond and Contra Costa; a request from the UC San Francisco Medical Center to import 200 rats from the islands of Hawaii, Oahuand Maui for scientific purposes; adoption adoption of a new statement of Commission policy on development of the state's shellfish resources; and renewal of a permit to allow University of California researchers to capture wild deer for phvsiological studies FOR SALE BARGAINS Furniture and Misc. Sat. Apr, 24th, 1 blk past Wagon Wheels on Bar Meadows Rd, 273-4980, ATTENTION FREE Skin Care -. Makeup Analysis MRS. F.A. MARINELLI BEAUTY COUNSELORS Representative for 10 Years PHONE 273-6323 In California, after golf C for good taste, good fun beer’s the one... UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. After a hard-played 18 holes, it’s good to settle down on a soft chair in the club » house and add up the score with friends. What better time for the drink that scores with ° almost every golfer—cool, thirst-quenching beer? Yes, beer’s great to relax with, great for refreshment, great for taste. So whatever your sport— boating or baseball—swimming or tennis—relax afterwards with the zestful taste of beer. ® PENN YIPEE-E-E! VALLEY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. 9th Annual Barbecue And Rodec Sunday .... April 25th 8 MILES WEST of GRASS VALLEY on the MARYSVILLE -HIGHWAY at PEGAR’S Y HORSE SHOW BEGINNING AT 10 A.M. Zenith console color TV and Zenith portable black and white TV to be awarded Pit Barbecue Donation = FOOD STAND OPEN ‘AT 11 A.M, ADULTS $1.50 .CHILDREN .75 RODEO TIME 2 P.M, Rodeo ADULTS $1.50 CHILDREN .75 3000 BLEACHER SEATS on NED ed CLASSIFIED AD