April 23, 1959 (7 pages)

eater wewenee a (Ue T and TRI-COUNTY N GRASS VALLEY Max. Min. Rain Apr. 16: 0. 68 £2 as : ee Bhi YORE. CHEROKEE. M 3 a cease a R RIDo te ee RELIEF HILL, W iN. 7 . an oo Se CEDAR RIDGE, UNION H rae : 7 KILN ALL Linn: BARE TERE Las . Apr. 19 ri az SELBY FLAT, GRIZZLY ) PLAT SGSVILLE. . LOWE . n > KR. — AN FLAT om . es : Apr. 220 ees A SA eee TT : — s Panel Of Five To Assn. To Observe . Chose Winners {Open Sunday & A panel of five prominent citiWith wins over such clubs as y Centenniual zens has been named to select. the Represa Eagles, Aero Jets, winners from a field of 30 Butte,. South Sacramento, Lodi Guild — hg “After ‘Report To People’ Tour Governor Edmund G. Brown he said, “we fail to build toward Was back at his desk in Saramen& greater California and*in so Congressman Harold T (Bizz)} Vi: Wines, and Elk Grove, the Grass _ As you may know by now. the Colusa, Glenn, Nevada, Plumas, » ove, to last week after a two-d ay “Re-. doing. we fail all the people of . Johnson im ; : Se Sierra, Sutter and: Yuba County} Valley Braves will return to ; us t » representative from the Commercial-Main Street Associa. “ : = 5 port to the People” tour which he . California.” ‘ re + ‘ : ti ; high school seniors competing for . Mulcahy Field Sunday afternoon . a ee waht Second District, California, has ion, @ group actively dedicated introduced ° legislation. to_ re-au= thorize the New Melones Dam on the Stanislaus River. The project,} located n Tuolumne County, wll} provide flood control protection irrigation and municipal water} supply and power revenues. ‘ The bill, Which is co-sponsored by Congressman John F. McFall, authorizes construction of the : project by the Army Engineers, but will be operated by the Bureau of Reclamation as far as irrigation is concerned. experience.” In Oakland, Governor Brown ““Phe people apparently like a. %™MoUunced the appointment of a state government that consults . G°Vvernor’s Committee on. Emthem not only at election time. Ployment Problems: of Older but in interva’s between,” the . Workers. : Governor said. “As long as I am He. suggested that the commit-. ; . governor they will be consulted. tee might study how to develop and frequently.” @ “system through which workers _ _ Governor Brown promised to. ¢ould move between retirement make a similar tour after the. Plans of individua} companies or . Legislature adjourns in June “to . industries without loss of credits report om the batting average of . or potential benefits.” : : ‘ in. 70me honors in this year’s Bank. té. face the Roseville Merchants hing a centennial celebration of . P™OSta™. te ee to Manager the Ott Assay of the Comstock. Members of the panel; who will . co “#E ome & Lode on the 27th of June. pick winners at Marysville on. J@ke Goldsberry has been the We are planning street dances, . April 23 (today), are: Kenneth E. batting Pore Siplares Poi ihe 5 contests, several Plaque dedica-. Porter of Chico, Pacific Gas and} }r@ves L rn nae oie ; cae tions and of course a parade. Wel! Electric Company division manpage n o prac pene epee know that even the most prosper. ager; Grady Lamon, Marysville . ave am a or ous organizations cannot gener-}CcOnmstruction company owner; Dr. ~ 10 ee "leat ally provide elaborate entries for} H. A. Snelbaker, Oroville veterite vas See “pp ae fn been two parades on consecutive week. marian; A. Casey, Grass Valley pil tea ahenge ho has hit in the ends ,and considering the prox-. attorney, and Thomas S. Miller of er Valey, who rate uba three games he “has played in. _ 8 imity to the 4th of July, we feel] Yuba City, division manager for all hitting The $80 million project was. . Of Mr. and . we must do something to bring . California Packing Corporation. . Also the long b as boda : wi a , : LeDuc, and Jones has left nothing originally authorized by the Con-. Mrs. Thomas Potter of Grass . entires into the realm of possi-. Dr. J. J. Collins, president of to be desired by Manager Golds4 gress in 1944. The bill is in con-. Valley recently joined the US) . bility. Yuba College, will act as chairmy program and the batting He said no one knows whether average of the special interests.”. this idea would work or even Brown touched on major parts how ‘necessary it is. But a study of his program, ranging from . is in order, he indicated. water, the budget and taxes, to ‘or the biusiaa ss in ei tute of the Budget Policy outlinin F I 9 decided the parade man of the group, but. will have s 4 4 the accent on children. Al en-. First, second, and third place gaye aay erg fo pao Hag keer tries must be either mounted, on. winners will be determined By nant ho was the pitching foot, hand-propelled or horse (or . the Panel in each of four fields} ?* es 4 sai é aes : of Dale Goldsberry’ who pitched other animal). drawn. Mechanical} of study: fine arts, science and ; ; = four innings last Sunday against vehicles will not be permitted. . mathematics, liberal arts, and yo' f : : se . the Elk Grove Yankees, one of There will be no size restriction . cational arts. Students who Place . ine strongest semi-pro teams in on animal-drawn vehicles, how-j. second and third will ceive ne . : water development in California] T®. ~ 2. : ; versity o California, chairman] should be continued. The new. ff Los Angeles, and San Diego. of the group, and William H. Anpolicy statement advocates that] Swag Probably no single item in my derson, chairman of the Econom-. studies of the new Meloneg projae Gute ertiors Gf Galen [or sutacs ates, oar a” e Amt weve oe] Congress Ig Busy i ee “ A a 5 than the proposed state-wide} man. Pespaat tee 2 esotl of . lcm oe ; ; “water program,” he told a break+17 21° The first session. ofthe 86th ac . the state. Dale, nephew of Jake . . Out compensation. — . Appropriations . of the. Congress has been Very active to l 4x @ « tively. . Goldsberry, g b much He pledged that Northern Caliee © ,, . House. and Senate for $186,000 to} date, reports Congressman H. T. "9; ppc rag mare historic or} The four first place winners . 2©¢ded ee in the pitching derate fa cron ie erred ot] Governor Brown made a frank ima arene Engineers for pre-conin’ nature, though both} will participate in the Northern. >@tment. _ ide it for other .}. plea for farm su: of his*pro. } . : ‘ : tie “ a Also helping the club Re 3 Oe ee 4 — af, yA -? ne Pe iced in . etans .in wee na ae planning, and $69,000 to. é m beaiel 8 and comic interpretations . California png ea Aye ange has bees “the Sue ldsien ~ eae e immedi fi! 2 Ps ata Fresno by pledging “to. tn ureauof Reclamation f ours 0 ré permitted. It is hoped t} Sacramento on Ma eash . SPTing the South is for water, while the . devote .my energies and office” . @°° es marisetine . Oh anntelt tie cto _ aan ie : immediate need in the North is. to help solve problems of marwater and power marketing for flood control projects, power {keting ard unemployment in we studies. : lay of Joe Simon on first. Frank . Parents who are members of: or-}awards of $1,000, $500, and $250 Gentaherry deh saeeih Leck meen to assist rs se +), Browth . farm mets. eon Se e ape “been in a. On the . amis “addition a ; and development of recreation “Our marketing programs need House side alone, at the end of at first, the Brave infielders have areas. : not only careful attention, but Z March there were 6,788 measures Purpose .of introducing 5 the bill at this time <is to obtain ed almost every subject conceiv. necessa. partmen able. bee and wales Mecknrerca” on: Most of the actual legislating terial so that the way will be. is done in the respective commitcleared for consideration during} ‘e€s to which the bills are rethe next. session of Congress,” . ferred. Unless a measure is highly Governor Brown promised he] €*Pansion,” he said. He noted will “use every power at my . too, that 12 per cent of the work« command” to see that the North . ers in the Fresno area are unemgets every project it meeds. ployed. “We cannot develop the South} Once again Brown touched on without also developing the. the water program. He pointed an {winners on the basis of scholarca ge = ~ re: i FR Starting on the mound for the ¢ will constitute a pageant of the ship a eescr : oon: ae bos ape Eo cage whe: history of the Mother Lode. The zone event will be coordi—= Pale sidim on 4 . all five games year. Tucker Ae ; 5 sae 4 May we hope for your active] na by E. W. Berger, manager " North,” he said: “Nor can we fail j. out Ho Kit his — sy ragpegs Johnson added. pi te ea te out Support and participation? of Bank of America’s Rideout the sprre Hin Pa FR all ae Ee a ae if vari water interes ave mmi better than ; urs in Marys : unday whe: a oo tes ale tail to Soom the. reached agreement on federal-. Order Of Red Men To = Hg so perk 2 ey Sinaweas jos. H. GILBERT. ages am — eo ao ag and ae North. State participation in the Sani. + : Waen considered on the: floor o ; az pr we fail in. either. respect,” ore —— ah Register Blood Types the House, states Representative United Farm Agency . Game time has been set for % @ result, he sai _ a now Wilson has served at the Grass Valley and Nevada City branches for 21 of his almost 29 years with the bank. for Basso Bcc een soled the benk as a . 2es Seon Yack pergpoe chiapas nigh, temperatures clerk in San Francisco in 1946] Morris. The agency pi gg) have caused the brush and weed. following his release from the . Phenomenal tinea hae n cited . ed areas to dry out w Pte Se Navy and has been in charge of . 294 three sd been Sy F vance a ace Ren * oe operations at the Davis branch . for pay nay state alton re a . al) pemeiik tecpeded gan. ‘ in kceing with tx ply ato -. Robert J. Wilson . ® ie is moving through Congress au-. full support of all government} A major problem for a con* . We Raymond Hill and Holbert Mlorprice of 50 cents for adults and 25 aes Official thorizing the ‘Yeservoir, a key . programs, the Improved Order of. gtessman is to have his bills ¥ cents for students prevailing. : -. aT er to move water from the.North. hontas have instituted a blood . a committeee will proceed with os pi sang Ri in P, , ite to the South. type registration program for all. hearings, reports from the de: : uuding’ territory Hay W Brown also announced agree-. their members and friends as/. partments involved must be sub-. Promoiton of Robert J. Wilson, . SUrTo # ited dinttict “eles bi: EEL ae operations officer at Bank of ing sein ‘ee fee to Valley. . Sita. islators. and his own office on a gram. be adverse it makes it much more. America’s Grass Valley branch 43 , : meadow Hereford sar ae Se Plan to put idle prisoners to work. Cards are being issued to all . difficult for the author of the bill . to the consumers services research . h@s announged from his office at p ne : Valley, Monday, Apri » when : fact : i the first official grading under} He saia camp conservation cen. quested to place their blood type . tion, says Johnson. been announced by Manager Herer as oat ee ee ig forage ns Branagh of the auspices of the California ters will be established’ from . and RH factor, along with their bert Toudy. estate, has i w rest states that iati i i , ther administration. offices in. state law, commencing Aptil 16, ciation was done. and mobile units’ will be able to . names-andaddresses. with the bank’s recently an-. ° : oe : : Birchmeadow Hereford Ranch,. work on flood control, stream. Duplicates of these will then Moves To Portland nounced charge account plan ac-. bos Angeles, Kansas City, Chi-. for such “measures as , : : ; i Orlando. The company . ators, etc. eb f é Brewer of Grass Valley. was the . prevention, snd similar projants [will be retained de a central file . °f the Stanislaus National: Forest eld ed home of the famous Donald Dhu. He said the number pier mee by the state civil defense chair. . £°T the past three and one-half also maintains nearly 300 local] Burning permits for use bar : i ith headto coast may be obtained from local disof ihe Jest weaner calves sired! creased from 705 to 1,100 ip 1960 . trict chaleman dod aoe ‘by the . Northwest Region, with head from ‘“eoast i tint ogee by the 7th were graded-by Rube! atone. ‘These_men presently. are . cotncil or teibs chairman. Thus . M@rters at Portland, Oregon. The Hill has been the United repreewe farm, advisor for Nevada County. seee trategic pla locally; cotin 1959, . Francis. (Billy) Normile, man-. Governor Brown called on the ae prelim icg: Mn is A aera Regional Forester a ford Ranch ,is now using Thr. industries to bear their fair share ransfer, said Mr. McRorey will f the 47 of needed higher taxes in al: é : Hy . be assistant to the chief of ‘the Donald Dhu 31, a son o e 47th, in case of any emergency, locally aan Appoints Local Men . 2:30, with the same admission structure in the aqueduct system . Red Men and the Degree of Poca. heard by the committees. Before Pr t Ti SF ris have been appointed exclusive omo ed 0 OS. : ment among prison officials, leg-. part of their civil defense pro-. mitted. If the reports turn out to History was made at Birch‘ on conservation projects. members on which they are re. to obtain favorable committee ac-. department in San Francisco has . Vacaville. United, one of the na4 ‘ a x . . b s Reet “Cattle Tmgroyement Asto-. which’ smaller ie oeigalabiliiy te dooms Gland aad Ge California Forester Wilson, who will be connected . Office in San Francisco, with. burning permits are required by owned by George and Joan. clearance, park maintenance, fire. be compiled, one copy of which . ,¥Ssell P. McRorey, supervisor itvities, is succeeded here by . C289, Detroit, St. Louis, Spring. debris burning, hackpast inciner47th, Registry of Merit bull. Some} ers in. such camps will be in-. man, one copy by the local disyears, will transfer to the Pacific offices throughout the country. the boundaries of Tahoe Forest Albaugh and Bill Helphinstine,. doing no work at all. this information will be in several . MOVe becomes effective July 12, sentative at Red Bluff for the} The light rainfall of the Lay 4 ager of the Birchmeadow Here-jrace tracks and the beer and oil so.that such blood type informa-. naughton, in annour as one of the herd sires. breakfast speéch in Santa Barceens, Frm pg tlerwig ola brine Chandler “Our insurance companies and peony! a ce 4 ad ation ‘is i conducts a large volume bet ; ‘iio a ren, “We are very happy to bring . federal laws and r hremning. banks long ago recognized the tak cf the ' of ti business. Nearly three Tebra Marie’ : this: national rural real estate. practices. — sae so vital at the present time that earl : — cared Teal: e. they are urging all who are in-. Dillipn boatd feet of timber is} Wilson and his wife Gladys and service to this , terested, whether in assisting or. €iPé sold annually in the redaughters Elizabeth and Susan, . Stated Mr. Isenberger in announcNeighboring ranchers and _ the. equity of my revenue program,” Gran Genes Vo-Ag class partici-. he said, “and it is only fair that pated in the grading demonstra——. other industries do the = a my * * ie tek meadow Herford. Brown pointed out that there Ranch has been cooperating with. had been no increase in beer the University of California Rec-. taxes since 1933. He called on the ord of Performance for several! industry to step from behind the years. Mr. Normile was one of a} ‘large, dark sifidow of Artie committee of breeders jer oa page: = it has been hiding . i i ‘ormation o e . for ong. oe . Calmachie yaa attic ImproveHe acknowledge that his ch. has resumed work on the project Social Workers To ment Association. posed 2 per cent severance r management. Mr,jon Highway U. S. 40 from the : a to a full free. McRorey: later served as a east end of Donner Lake to Boca. ‘Spring ing’ To Be California firms at a competitive . way. was sus d Janu-. cruiser, engineer, « t} i “Spring Sing,” the annual mus. For that reason, he said, he soon. c Z the University of California, will} p : sd Thursday evening, May Modesto Junior College in 1934 sity of Calitorsia in 1936 with a a most beneficial one for the community in which they oper: ate, for themselves and for our The Division of HighwWays has . company.” announced that the contractor . : Forest Service in 1936 as a te §

eater wewenee a (Ue T and TRI-COUNTY N GRASS VALLEY Max. Min. Rain Apr. 16: 0.. 68 £2 as : ee Bhi YORE. CHEROKEE. M 3 a cease a R RIDo te ee RELIEF HILL, W iN. 7 . an oo Se CEDAR RIDGE, UNION H rae : 7 KILN ALL Linn: BARE TERE Las . Apr. 19 ri az SELBY FLAT, GRIZZLY ) PLAT SGSVILLE. . LOWE . n > KR. — AN FLAT om . es : Apr. 220 ees A SA eee TT : — s Panel Of Five To Assn. To Observe . Chose Winners {Open Sunday & A panel of five prominent citiWith wins over such clubs as y Centenniual zens has been named to select. the Represa Eagles, Aero Jets, winners from a field of 30 Butte,. South Sacramento, Lodi Guild — hg “After ‘Report To People’ Tour Governor Edmund G. Brown he said, “we fail to build toward Was back at his desk in Saramen& greater California and*in so Congressman Harold T (Bizz)} Vi: Wines, and Elk Grove, the Grass _ As you may know by now. the Colusa, Glenn, Nevada, Plumas, » ove, to last week after a two-d ay “Re-. doing. we fail all the people of . Johnson im ; : Se Sierra, Sutter and: Yuba County} Valley Braves will return to ; us t » representative from the Commercial-Main Street Associa. “ : = 5 port to the People” tour which he . California.” ‘ re + ‘ : ti ; high school seniors competing for . Mulcahy Field Sunday afternoon . a ee waht Second District, California, has ion, @ group actively dedicated introduced ° legislation. to_ re-au= thorize the New Melones Dam on the Stanislaus River. The project,} located n Tuolumne County, wll} provide flood control protection irrigation and municipal water} supply and power revenues. ‘ The bill, Which is co-sponsored by Congressman John F. McFall, authorizes construction of the : project by the Army Engineers, but will be operated by the Bureau of Reclamation as far as irrigation is concerned. experience.” In Oakland, Governor Brown ““Phe people apparently like a. %™MoUunced the appointment of a state government that consults . G°Vvernor’s Committee on. Emthem not only at election time. Ployment Problems: of Older but in interva’s between,” the . Workers. : Governor said. “As long as I am He. suggested that the commit-. ; . governor they will be consulted. tee might study how to develop and frequently.” @ “system through which workers _ _ Governor Brown promised to. ¢ould move between retirement make a similar tour after the. Plans of individua} companies or . Legislature adjourns in June “to . industries without loss of credits report om the batting average of . or potential benefits.” : : ‘ in. 70me honors in this year’s Bank. té. face the Roseville Merchants hing a centennial celebration of . P™OSta™. te ee to Manager the Ott Assay of the Comstock. Members of the panel; who will . co “#E ome & Lode on the 27th of June. pick winners at Marysville on. J@ke Goldsberry has been the We are planning street dances, . April 23 (today), are: Kenneth E. batting Pore Siplares Poi ihe 5 contests, several Plaque dedica-. Porter of Chico, Pacific Gas and} }r@ves L rn nae oie ; cae tions and of course a parade. Wel! Electric Company division manpage n o prac pene epee know that even the most prosper. ager; Grady Lamon, Marysville . ave am a or ous organizations cannot gener-}CcOnmstruction company owner; Dr. ~ 10 ee "leat ally provide elaborate entries for} H. A. Snelbaker, Oroville veterite vas See “pp ae fn been two parades on consecutive week. marian; A. Casey, Grass Valley pil tea ahenge ho has hit in the ends ,and considering the prox-. attorney, and Thomas S. Miller of er Valey, who rate uba three games he “has played in. _ 8 imity to the 4th of July, we feel] Yuba City, division manager for all hitting The $80 million project was. . Of Mr. and . we must do something to bring . California Packing Corporation. . Also the long b as boda : wi a , : LeDuc, and Jones has left nothing originally authorized by the Con-. Mrs. Thomas Potter of Grass . entires into the realm of possi-. Dr. J. J. Collins, president of to be desired by Manager Golds4 gress in 1944. The bill is in con-. Valley recently joined the US) . bility. Yuba College, will act as chairmy program and the batting He said no one knows whether average of the special interests.”. this idea would work or even Brown touched on major parts how ‘necessary it is. But a study of his program, ranging from . is in order, he indicated. water, the budget and taxes, to ‘or the biusiaa ss in ei tute of the Budget Policy outlinin F I 9 decided the parade man of the group, but. will have s 4 4 the accent on children. Al en-. First, second, and third place gaye aay erg fo pao Hag keer tries must be either mounted, on. winners will be determined By nant ho was the pitching foot, hand-propelled or horse (or . the Panel in each of four fields} ?* es 4 sai é aes : of Dale Goldsberry’ who pitched other animal). drawn. Mechanical} of study: fine arts, science and ; ; = four innings last Sunday against vehicles will not be permitted. . mathematics, liberal arts, and yo' f : : se . the Elk Grove Yankees, one of There will be no size restriction . cational arts. Students who Place . ine strongest semi-pro teams in on animal-drawn vehicles, how-j. second and third will ceive ne . : water development in California] T®. ~ 2. : ; versity o California, chairman] should be continued. The new. ff Los Angeles, and San Diego. of the group, and William H. Anpolicy statement advocates that] Swag Probably no single item in my derson, chairman of the Econom-. studies of the new Meloneg projae Gute ertiors Gf Galen [or sutacs ates, oar a” e Amt weve oe] Congress Ig Busy i ee “ A a 5 than the proposed state-wide} man. Pespaat tee 2 esotl of . lcm oe ; ; “water program,” he told a break+17 21° The first session. ofthe 86th ac . the state. Dale, nephew of Jake . . Out compensation. — . Appropriations . of the. Congress has been Very active to l 4x @ « tively. . Goldsberry, g b much He pledged that Northern Caliee © ,, . House. and Senate for $186,000 to} date, reports Congressman H. T. "9; ppc rag mare historic or} The four first place winners . 2©¢ded ee in the pitching derate fa cron ie erred ot] Governor Brown made a frank ima arene Engineers for pre-conin’ nature, though both} will participate in the Northern. >@tment. _ ide it for other .}. plea for farm su: of his*pro. } . : ‘ : tie “ a Also helping the club Re 3 Oe ee 4 — af, yA -? ne Pe iced in . etans .in wee na ae planning, and $69,000 to. é m beaiel 8 and comic interpretations . California png ea Aye ange has bees “the Sue ldsien ~ eae e immedi fi! 2 Ps ata Fresno by pledging “to. tn ureauof Reclamation f ours 0 ré permitted. It is hoped t} Sacramento on Ma eash . SPTing the South is for water, while the . devote .my energies and office” . @°° es marisetine . Oh anntelt tie cto _ aan ie : immediate need in the North is. to help solve problems of marwater and power marketing for flood control projects, power {keting ard unemployment in we studies. : lay of Joe Simon on first. Frank . Parents who are members of: or-}awards of $1,000, $500, and $250 Gentaherry deh saeeih Leck meen to assist rs se +), Browth . farm mets. eon Se e ape “been in a. On the . amis “addition a ; and development of recreation “Our marketing programs need House side alone, at the end of at first, the Brave infielders have areas. : not only careful attention, but

Z March there were 6,788 measures Purpose .of introducing 5 the bill at this time <is to obtain ed almost every subject conceiv. necessa. partmen able. bee and wales Mecknrerca” on: Most of the actual legislating terial so that the way will be. is done in the respective commitcleared for consideration during} ‘e€s to which the bills are rethe next. session of Congress,” . ferred. Unless a measure is highly Governor Brown promised he] €*Pansion,” he said. He noted will “use every power at my . too, that 12 per cent of the work« command” to see that the North . ers in the Fresno area are unemgets every project it meeds. ployed. “We cannot develop the South} Once again Brown touched on without also developing the. the water program. He pointed an {winners on the basis of scholarca ge = ~ re: i FR Starting on the mound for the ¢ will constitute a pageant of the ship a eescr : oon: ae bos ape Eo cage whe: history of the Mother Lode. The zone event will be coordi—= Pale sidim on 4 . all five games year. Tucker Ae ; 5 sae 4 May we hope for your active] na by E. W. Berger, manager " North,” he said: “Nor can we fail j. out Ho Kit his — sy ragpegs Johnson added. pi te ea te out Support and participation? of Bank of America’s Rideout the sprre Hin Pa FR all ae Ee a ae if vari water interes ave mmi better than ; urs in Marys : unday whe: a oo tes ale tail to Soom the. reached agreement on federal-. Order Of Red Men To = Hg so perk 2 ey Sinaweas jos. H. GILBERT. ages am — eo ao ag and ae North. State participation in the Sani. + : Waen considered on the: floor o ; az pr we fail in. either. respect,” ore —— ah Register Blood Types the House, states Representative United Farm Agency . Game time has been set for % @ result, he sai _ a now Wilson has served at the Grass Valley and Nevada City branches for 21 of his almost 29 years with the bank. for Basso Bcc een soled the benk as a . 2es Seon Yack pergpoe chiapas nigh, temperatures clerk in San Francisco in 1946] Morris. The agency pi gg) have caused the brush and weed. following his release from the . Phenomenal tinea hae n cited . ed areas to dry out w Pte Se Navy and has been in charge of . 294 three sd been Sy F vance a ace Ren * oe operations at the Davis branch . for pay nay state alton re a . al) pemeiik tecpeded gan. ‘ in kceing with tx ply ato -. Robert J. Wilson . ® ie is moving through Congress au-. full support of all government} A major problem for a con* . We Raymond Hill and Holbert Mlorprice of 50 cents for adults and 25 aes Official thorizing the ‘Yeservoir, a key . programs, the Improved Order of. gtessman is to have his bills ¥ cents for students prevailing. : -. aT er to move water from the.North. hontas have instituted a blood . a committeee will proceed with os pi sang Ri in P, , ite to the South. type registration program for all. hearings, reports from the de: : uuding’ territory Hay W Brown also announced agree-. their members and friends as/. partments involved must be sub-. Promoiton of Robert J. Wilson, . SUrTo # ited dinttict “eles bi: EEL ae operations officer at Bank of ing sein ‘ee fee to Valley. . Sita. islators. and his own office on a gram. be adverse it makes it much more. America’s Grass Valley branch 43 , : meadow Hereford sar ae Se Plan to put idle prisoners to work. Cards are being issued to all . difficult for the author of the bill . to the consumers services research . h@s announged from his office at p ne : Valley, Monday, Apri » when : fact : i the first official grading under} He saia camp conservation cen. quested to place their blood type . tion, says Johnson. been announced by Manager Herer as oat ee ee ig forage ns Branagh of the auspices of the California ters will be established’ from . and RH factor, along with their bert Toudy. estate, has i w rest states that iati i i , ther administration. offices in. state law, commencing Aptil 16, ciation was done. and mobile units’ will be able to . names-andaddresses. with the bank’s recently an-. ° : oe : : Birchmeadow Hereford Ranch,. work on flood control, stream. Duplicates of these will then Moves To Portland nounced charge account plan ac-. bos Angeles, Kansas City, Chi-. for such “measures as , : : ; i Orlando. The company . ators, etc. eb f é Brewer of Grass Valley. was the . prevention, snd similar projants [will be retained de a central file . °f the Stanislaus National: Forest eld ed home of the famous Donald Dhu. He said the number pier mee by the state civil defense chair. . £°T the past three and one-half also maintains nearly 300 local] Burning permits for use bar : i ith headto coast may be obtained from local disof ihe Jest weaner calves sired! creased from 705 to 1,100 ip 1960 . trict chaleman dod aoe ‘by the . Northwest Region, with head from ‘“eoast i tint ogee by the 7th were graded-by Rube! atone. ‘These_men presently. are . cotncil or teibs chairman. Thus . M@rters at Portland, Oregon. The Hill has been the United repreewe farm, advisor for Nevada County. seee trategic pla locally; cotin 1959, . Francis. (Billy) Normile, man-. Governor Brown called on the ae prelim icg: Mn is A aera Regional Forester a ford Ranch ,is now using Thr. industries to bear their fair share ransfer, said Mr. McRorey will f the 47 of needed higher taxes in al: é : Hy . be assistant to the chief of ‘the Donald Dhu 31, a son o e 47th, in case of any emergency, locally aan Appoints Local Men . 2:30, with the same admission structure in the aqueduct system . Red Men and the Degree of Poca. heard by the committees. Before Pr t Ti SF ris have been appointed exclusive omo ed 0 OS. : ment among prison officials, leg-. part of their civil defense pro-. mitted. If the reports turn out to History was made at Birch‘ on conservation projects. members on which they are re. to obtain favorable committee ac-. department in San Francisco has . Vacaville. United, one of the na4 ‘ a x . . b s Reet “Cattle Tmgroyement Asto-. which’ smaller ie oeigalabiliiy te dooms Gland aad Ge California Forester Wilson, who will be connected . Office in San Francisco, with. burning permits are required by owned by George and Joan. clearance, park maintenance, fire. be compiled, one copy of which . ,¥Ssell P. McRorey, supervisor itvities, is succeeded here by . C289, Detroit, St. Louis, Spring. debris burning, hackpast inciner47th, Registry of Merit bull. Some} ers in. such camps will be in-. man, one copy by the local disyears, will transfer to the Pacific offices throughout the country. the boundaries of Tahoe Forest Albaugh and Bill Helphinstine,. doing no work at all. this information will be in several . MOVe becomes effective July 12, sentative at Red Bluff for the} The light rainfall of the Lay 4 ager of the Birchmeadow Here-jrace tracks and the beer and oil so.that such blood type informa-. naughton, in annour as one of the herd sires. breakfast speéch in Santa Barceens, Frm pg tlerwig ola brine Chandler “Our insurance companies and peony! a ce 4 ad ation ‘is i conducts a large volume bet ; ‘iio a ren, “We are very happy to bring . federal laws and r hremning. banks long ago recognized the tak cf the ' of ti business. Nearly three Tebra Marie’ : this: national rural real estate. practices. — sae so vital at the present time that earl : — cared Teal: e. they are urging all who are in-. Dillipn boatd feet of timber is} Wilson and his wife Gladys and service to this , terested, whether in assisting or. €iPé sold annually in the redaughters Elizabeth and Susan, . Stated Mr. Isenberger in announcNeighboring ranchers and _ the. equity of my revenue program,” Gran Genes Vo-Ag class partici-. he said, “and it is only fair that pated in the grading demonstra——. other industries do the = a my * * ie tek meadow Herford. Brown pointed out that there Ranch has been cooperating with. had been no increase in beer the University of California Rec-. taxes since 1933. He called on the ord of Performance for several! industry to step from behind the years. Mr. Normile was one of a} ‘large, dark sifidow of Artie committee of breeders jer oa page: = it has been hiding . i i ‘ormation o e . for ong. oe . Calmachie yaa attic ImproveHe acknowledge that his ch. has resumed work on the project Social Workers To ment Association. posed 2 per cent severance r management. Mr,jon Highway U. S. 40 from the : a to a full free. McRorey: later served as a east end of Donner Lake to Boca. ‘Spring ing’ To Be California firms at a competitive . way. was sus d Janu-. cruiser, engineer, « t} i “Spring Sing,” the annual mus. For that reason, he said, he soon. c Z the University of California, will} p : sd Thursday evening, May Modesto Junior College in 1934 sity of Calitorsia in 1936 with a a most beneficial one for the community in which they oper: ate, for themselves and for our The Division of HighwWays has . company.” announced that the contractor . : Forest Service in 1936 as a te §