April 5, 1961 (10 pages)

Page 2.Wednesday, April 5, 1961, NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Pollution Fund Bill Introduced Legislation has been introducedby Assemblyman PaulJ. Lunardi (DRoseville) to transfer $4, 000, 000 from the General Fund to the State Water. Pollution Control Fund, from which fund it is appropriated for Cootiettes loans to local agencies for construction of sewerage and storm drainage facilities. The State Water Pollution Control Fund was established during the 1949 General Session of the Legislature, appropriating $1,000,000 asa toan to local agencies for these facilities, repayable to the State at 2 percent interest. Since this time, the Fund has been practically exhausted. “Water pollution in the State is an increasing threat tostreams, lakes, communities and resort areas due to the impact of population growth and uses of recreational areas", Lunardi stated, “and that is why I have introduced Assembly Bill 2356." fire Agencies Meet To Coordinate Forest Blaze Plans Approximately one hundred men from federal, state, and local agencies in central California and western Nevada, who protect forest and wildland resources of the two states from forest fires, will attend the conference to be held at Bijou in El Dorado County April 12, 13, and14. These annual meetings, held prior to the fire season, have as their goal the promotion of better cooperation and understanding among the many agencies involved in the prevention and control ~of forest and watershed fires . “Ralph Bangsberg, fire control officer of the El Dorado’ national forest and general chairman of this years conference, stated that progress in fire control activities makes this years theme of “Progress Through Fire Planning" most appropriate. Discussions on progress in fire research, fire planning , fire prevention, and use of manpower will highlight the two day meeting. Equipment demonstrations scheduled for Thursday after noon will show latest progress _ in fire equipment as developed by fire control, agencies’and private manufactures. Host for this years conference will be Ivan Sack, supervisor of the Toiyabe ’ se v s Optometrist & Orthoptist: Patterson Bldg. 122 W. Ma Phone 273-6030 DCON OD Hours 10-5-Mon, thru Friday National Forest, Guest “speaker for the Wednesday night banquet will be DeWitt Nelson, Director of the Department of Natural Resources, State of California . ‘Souvenirs " ‘Specimens Install Officers March was a busy month for Camellia City and Sacramento Doll Clubs. March 2 was the regular meeting of the Camellia City Club was held at the Garden and Art Center with » an old fashioned trade table for the members to swap.or trade doll parts among themselves. March 3 a Bon Voyage party was held for Martha Farsworth of Lincoln who left on a month's vacation, via jet, for England andFrance. She will join her daughter, Susan, who is attending college in France. Aftera luncheon at the Mansion Inn the members went to the home of Mrs. Vedah Affleck of Sacramento for dessert. March 18, Lenore Coughlin of Nevada City, Gladys Cross and Edith Hancock, Grass Valley, with Lydia Holub, Grass Valley as their guest made atrip and were guests of the Stockton-Cal Doll Club. Morethan 50 collecPurity FRYERS! =~ Whole CUT UP ¢ lb Meat Prices Effective Wed, thru Sat. HAND CUT FRESH FRYER PARTS! Legs ®55° Thighs +55° Breasts 165° jal a ait Se ga BIG 1-Ib 6-oz" tors attended this luncheon and were entertained with colored slides on rag dolls, a CORN ISH ANS history of Commodore Stock<5 CASE OF 12 y = : E Chamber Orchestra a . To Play Mozart, Bach SKINLESS . SLICED . ROASTING FRANKS BACON CHICKEN The Chamber Orchestra from the Berkeley campus of — — Line 49 the. University of California crn . will present a program of Mozart and Bach, April 19, at Davis. Sidney Griller will conduct the orchestra in the performance: at 8:15 p.m. in Recreation Hall. Admission will be free. The program will include Mozart's "Serenata Notturna, for strings and tympani, K. 239" and "Piano Concerto for Two Violinsin D minor." Soloists will be Gail Denny and Irene Reichling, violinists, and Irene Schreier, pianist. Tastee Fresh, 44%4-lb Brand 1 99" Minimum »49* THIS WEEK'S PURITY FREEZER SPECIAL! U.S. D.A. CHOICE SPRING = 22325 i A wa a Cut and Freezer Wrapped to Your — & ID HALF OR WHOLE Specifications At No Extra Cost CLIP THIS VALUABLE PURITY COUPON! 1-lb Can Purity ‘ COFFEE aoe WITH THIS COUPON (LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY) VOID AFTER APRIL 8, 1961 Berman No Comic Shelley Berman, who appears in “The New Sides of Shelley Berman” at the Sacramento Memorial Auditorium on Wednesday evening, April 19th, makes no secret pert é c ee : o $ 00 of the-fact that at heart he's 49 ee le) = d echnut Straine 1 @ ) 4-0% 1 wneomicecnr, POrK ’n Beans &: 2."29° Margarine Sn an i "I'm an actor who deals in Glen Maid Tall $ 00 White or Pastel $ 00 i 1 ic fumy material Oh es 6 Canned Milk tc Z7= °1 Silk Tissue “ac 12 51 di b ll “ 4 aremincacon ROyal Danish “2 39° Tomato Juice *: 5% *1°° dian," : : Meat Pies wcim 4@4* 89° Catsup inp ae Be 3 49° Fresh Pact Also Frozen Peas &:" 3% 39° Dog Food we 14 %.51°° MIX OR MATCH THESE FAVORITE CANNED FOODS! ASP AR AGUS LAGER . APPLESAUCE, eur BEER WHOLE APRICOTS =. soso: for C (Case of 24 3.09) GREEN BEANS wien ne } 12-02 79 No. 303 G Pri Effecti sive Thur., Apr. 6-Sat.,Apr.8 WHOLE KERNEL CORN ,,." i : ae : No Sales ite Limit TOMATOES Femi Sant BUTTERY-TENDER PRESERVES ivsiccceriuvors 4 Tm 998 HI-HO CRACKERS "sir &> 29° WHITE STAR TUNA Gut 2 “Ss 65¢ CUP Sraptineg ae aie Longe Fusrtes 2 39: HOLLAND BULBS DIAL SO MSc Pink Bars 45¢ LUNCH MEAT, revorite verieuce3 Page 89* AVOCADOS gy ey for ia dais eos een EGGS is. AM Med. 45 PEPI'S PIZZA Daisies Parone: 2: ge : Plenty of time , Fresh Heads PEOPLE . LETTUCE Sect: 219 . ““=-5". Barbecues Perfect for Salads PEAT Ml 24"-Hood . 24”-Oven Hood . 1314” Fast Fire NSURE he " OSS Motor & Spit . Motor & Spit . Table Brazier Amer., More 2 Cu . YELLOW ONIONS 3 ™ 25° . scseszegg. 08 . ie 3 Produce Prices Effective Thursday Thru Saturday Sey, WITH Royal Oak Chareoal 3 89° ICURNOW HALLS é: 116 Broad 5 MORE FAMOUS BRANDS! MORE MEAT VARIETY! FRESHER FRUITS and VEGETABLES! . 316 Broad St. . Dial 265-4586

Page 2..Wednesday, April 5, 1961, NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Pollution Fund Bill Introduced Legislation has been introducedby Assemblyman PaulJ. Lunardi (DRoseville) to transfer $4, 000, 000 from the General Fund to the State Water. Pollution Control Fund, from which fund it is appropriated for Cootiettes loans to local agencies for construction of sewerage and storm drainage facilities. The State Water Pollution Control Fund was established during the 1949 General Session of the Legislature, appropriating $1,000,000 asa toan to local agencies for these facilities, repayable to the State at 2 percent interest. Since this time, the Fund has been practically exhausted. “Water pollution in the State is an increasing threat tostreams, lakes, communities and resort areas due to the impact of population growth and uses of recreational areas", Lunardi stated, “and that is why I have introduced Assembly Bill 2356." fire Agencies Meet To Coordinate Forest Blaze Plans Approximately one hundred men from federal, state, and local agencies in central California and western Nevada, who protect forest and wildland resources of the two states from forest fires, will attend the conference to be held at Bijou in El Dorado County April 12, 13, and14. These annual meetings, held prior to the fire season, have as their goal the promotion of better cooperation and understanding among the many agencies involved in the prevention and control ~of forest and watershed fires . “Ralph Bangsberg, fire control officer of the El Dorado’ national forest and general chairman of this years conference, stated that progress in fire control activities makes this years theme of “Progress Through Fire Planning" most appropriate. Discussions on progress in fire research, fire planning , fire prevention, and use of manpower will highlight the two day meeting. Equipment demonstrations scheduled for Thursday after noon will show latest progress _ in fire equipment as developed by fire control, agencies’and private manufactures. Host for this years conference will be Ivan Sack, supervisor of the Toiyabe ’ se v s Optometrist & Orthoptist: Patterson Bldg. 122 W. Ma Phone 273-6030 DCON OD Hours 10-5-Mon, thru Friday National Forest, Guest “speaker for the Wednesday night banquet will be DeWitt Nelson, Director of the Department of Natural Resources, State of California . ‘Souvenirs " ‘Specimens Install Officers March was a busy month for Camellia City and Sacramento Doll Clubs. March 2 was the regular meeting of the Camellia City Club was held at the Garden and Art Center with » an old fashioned trade table for the members to swap.or trade doll parts among themselves. March 3 a Bon Voyage party was held for Martha Farsworth of Lincoln who left on a month's vacation, via jet, for England andFrance. She will join her daughter, Susan, who is attending college in France. Aftera luncheon at the Mansion Inn the members went to the home of Mrs. Vedah Affleck of Sacramento for dessert. March 18, Lenore Coughlin of Nevada City, Gladys Cross and Edith Hancock, Grass Valley, with Lydia Holub, Grass Valley as their guest made atrip and were guests

of the Stockton-Cal Doll Club. Morethan 50 collecPurity FRYERS! =~ Whole CUT UP ¢ lb Meat Prices Effective Wed, thru Sat. HAND CUT FRESH FRYER PARTS! Legs ®55° Thighs +55° Breasts 165° jal a ait Se ga BIG 1-Ib 6-oz" tors attended this luncheon and were entertained with colored slides on rag dolls, a CORN ISH ANS history of Commodore Stock<5 CASE OF 12 y = : E Chamber Orchestra a . To Play Mozart, Bach SKINLESS . SLICED . ROASTING FRANKS BACON CHICKEN The Chamber Orchestra from the Berkeley campus of — — Line 49 the. University of California crn . will present a program of Mozart and Bach, April 19, at Davis. Sidney Griller will conduct the orchestra in the performance: at 8:15 p.m. in Recreation Hall. Admission will be free. The program will include Mozart's "Serenata Notturna, for strings and tympani, K. 239" and "Piano Concerto for Two Violinsin D minor." Soloists will be Gail Denny and Irene Reichling, violinists, and Irene Schreier, pianist. Tastee Fresh, 44%4-lb Brand 1 99" Minimum »49* THIS WEEK'S PURITY FREEZER SPECIAL! U.S. D.A. CHOICE SPRING = 22325 i A wa a Cut and Freezer Wrapped to Your — & ID HALF OR WHOLE Specifications At No Extra Cost CLIP THIS VALUABLE PURITY COUPON! 1-lb Can Purity ‘ COFFEE aoe WITH THIS COUPON (LIMIT ONE PER FAMILY) VOID AFTER APRIL 8, 1961 Berman No Comic Shelley Berman, who appears in “The New Sides of Shelley Berman” at the Sacramento Memorial Auditorium on Wednesday evening, April 19th, makes no secret pert é c ee : o $ 00 of the-fact that at heart he's 49 ee le) = d echnut Straine 1 @ ) 4-0% 1 wneomicecnr, POrK ’n Beans &: 2."29° Margarine Sn an i "I'm an actor who deals in Glen Maid Tall $ 00 White or Pastel $ 00 i 1 ic fumy material Oh es 6 Canned Milk tc Z7= °1 Silk Tissue “ac 12 51 di b ll “ 4 aremincacon ROyal Danish “2 39° Tomato Juice *: 5% *1°° dian," : : Meat Pies wcim 4@4* 89° Catsup inp ae Be 3 49° Fresh Pact Also Frozen Peas &:" 3% 39° Dog Food we 14 %.51°° MIX OR MATCH THESE FAVORITE CANNED FOODS! ASP AR AGUS LAGER . APPLESAUCE, eur BEER WHOLE APRICOTS =.. soso: for C (Case of 24 3.09) GREEN BEANS wien ne } 12-02 79 No. 303 G Pri Effecti sive Thur., Apr. 6-Sat.,Apr.8 WHOLE KERNEL CORN ,,." i : ae : No Sales ite Limit TOMATOES Femi Sant BUTTERY-TENDER PRESERVES ivsiccceriuvors 4 Tm 998 HI-HO CRACKERS "sir &> 29° WHITE STAR TUNA Gut 2 “Ss 65¢ CUP Sraptineg ae aie Longe Fusrtes 2 39: HOLLAND BULBS DIAL SO MSc Pink Bars 45¢ LUNCH MEAT, revorite verieuce3 Page 89* AVOCADOS gy ey for ia dais eos een EGGS is. AM Med. 45 PEPI'S PIZZA Daisies Parone: 2: ge : Plenty of time , Fresh Heads PEOPLE . LETTUCE Sect: 219 . ““=-5". Barbecues Perfect for Salads PEAT Ml 24"-Hood . 24”-Oven Hood . 1314” Fast Fire NSURE he " OSS Motor & Spit . Motor & Spit . Table Brazier Amer., More 2 Cu . YELLOW ONIONS 3 ™ 25° . scseszegg. 08 . ie 3 Produce Prices Effective Thursday Thru Saturday Sey, WITH Royal Oak Chareoal 3 89° ICURNOW HALLS é: 116 Broad 5 MORE FAMOUS BRANDS! MORE MEAT VARIETY! FRESHER FRUITS and VEGETABLES! . 316 Broad St. . Dial 265-4586