August 13, 1964 (24 pages)

.Nevada County Nugget 3 a * Diane Davis Wins Nevada City's Golden Wheelmen bicycle club, under the guidance of Charlie Allert, continues to gain strength and pile up wins at events throughout the state. Sunday several members entered the Lake Tahoe races and brought home first, second and sixth place honors. Diane Davis of Nevada City took first place honors in the SPORTS seven and a half mile race for girls. Her trophy. and $50 merchandise order were made more impressive by the fact that she beat both junior and senior competitors in the event. Diane's brother, Don, conAugust 18, 1964. National Forests Complete 58 Construction Contracts Fifty-eight contracts, covering $3,670,000 worth of road and bridge construction in the National Forests in California, were awarded during the last fiscal year, according to Regional Forester Chas. A. Connaughton. The contracts provide for the construction of 50 miles of roads and ten bridges with an aggregate length of 1073 feet. Most of the contracts were awardedin May.and Jun@_of 1964 — with the work to be completed. later this year or early in 1965, Connaughton said. He emphasized that the roads and bridges to be constructed will serve several of the uses of the National Forests. Fifteen miles of road are primar~ ily for recreation, 23 miles are for administration and fire control access, and 12 miles mainly for timber ac¢ess. Most of the bridges will be located on timber access roads, Contracts ranged in value from less than $10,000 to over $500, 000. One, for 6.1 miles of road on the Six Rivers National Forest at a cost of $960,000, is the largest road contract ever awarded by the U.S. Forest Service in California. A bridge contract on the Klamath National Forest for $420 ,000 will result in the longest bridge ever constructed for the U.S. Forest Service in California 567 feet. The remaining contracts break down as follows: two others are for over $100,000, 9 from $50,000 to $100,000, 12 from $25,000 to $50,000, 25 from $10,000 to $25,000, and eight for under $10,000. tinued his move up with a second place win in the seven and a half mile intermediate race. He was third place winner in the intermediate event in the Northern Galifornia Championship races in San Jose the week before. Dave Green of Grass Valley, a comparative ew comer to the bike racing competition, gave an impressive performance “against stiff competition to place sixth in the 30 mile junior race. Striped Bass Run Smashed All Records An exceptionally high run of striped bass during July has smashed all records for daily, monthly and annual recovery of fish at the Bureau of Reclamation's Tracy Fish Collecting Facility. More than 17 million fish were recovered near the Tracy Pumping Plant during the month, Twohundred and twenty-seven loads of fish were hauled and dumped further down the Delta, For one ‘week during the early part of the month, recoveries were av eraging more than a million a day. On the peak days, recoveries totaled more than a million and a quarter. More than 95 percent of the fish bass. In addition, 418 thousand catfish, 100 thousand sha d, 84 thousand smelt, 11 thousand spiny ray and 888 salmon were recovered at Tracy. Until last month, the largest number of fish ever recovered at the Tracy facility during any one year was 19 million, only two million more than the collections during July along this year. The Tracy Fish Collecting Facility was designed and built by the Bureau of Reclamation to save young ocean going :fish confused by the flow of water into the giant pumps at Tracy. The pumps lift water from the Delta into the Delta-Mendota Canal. A system of louvers, resembling a large venetian blind, angles across the canal leading into the “pumps. Fish following the flow toward the pumps shy away from the louvers and are diverted into fish tanks. They are then loaded into tank trucks and hauled downstream where they are dumped into the Delta away from the influence of the Tracy pumps. Limits On Dove And Pigeons Hunting seasons and bag limits for doves and pigeons were agreed to by the California Fish and Game Commission according to an announcement of Commission President Henry Clineschmidt of Redding. Pigeon season will be Septem~ber 26 through October 25 in the counties of Del Norte, Siskiyou, Modoc, Lassen, Shasta, Humboldt, Mendocino, Trinity, Tehama, Butte, Glenn, Plumas and Sierra. In the balance of the state the season Wl 12 through January 10, 1965. Daily bag and total possession limit is eight pigeons. Shooting hours for doves and pigeons will be from one-half hour before sunrise to sunset. taken last month were striped _ Annual Tour Of Nevada City fauaurr rants Gets Boost From Council The annual Tour of Nevada City bicycle race received a boost _from the city council Monday night withthe suggestion that the city give a perpetual mayor *‘scup trophy and provide advance publicity money. The suggestion of support for the popular racing event was made by Councilman DanO'Neill. His idea of a mayor's cup trophy met with the approval of the rest of the council. Mayor Arch McPherson said he thought the council should earmark $200 for use by race promoter, Charlie Allert for advance newspaper, radio and television publicity. He said there has been difficulty in the past obtaining the money when it is needed. City Manager Charles Smith pointed out the city has budgeted Paradise To Host Track Meet Aug. 15 As part of the Paradise Rotary Club's Youth program, a series of All-Comertrack and field events have been scheduled at the Paradise High School track. The next meet will be held August 15 at6 p.m. These meets are for boys and girls and men and women of all ages. _ The purpose of this Rotary Club event is to encourage greater participation in track and field while stimulating the continual need for physical fitness. ~ “? Exhra Values Every Day, 7 SIERRA ELM U-SAVE Purity Center Ph 885 -3312 Antique Straight 6 year old Bourbon Whiskey SPECIAL FOR A LIMITED ‘TIME ONLY BY THE CASE 10% OFF REGENCY CLUB Scotch Whiskey a 19 Bs ns a $500 donation to the Chamber of Commerce for the bike races. City attorney William Wetherallsaid he felt the money should go to the chamber as an established organization, but the city could earmark a certain amount to be used exclusively for prepublicity. AUTO PAINTS WIDE SELECTION OF WALLPAPERS ‘ee 6 8 6 8 Knight's BRASS VALLEY, CALIF. PHONE 223-4856 business in the 1 you as well. paid or compounded SAVINGS habits have changed . call Midvalley Gountry Protecting your money was a serious s. Now, your money is not only safe— insured by an agency of the d U. S. Government, but it earns interest for at 37-year-old Midvalley Savings. Current rate, 4.85% per annum, MIDVALLEY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION HOME OFFICE: 317 FOURTH ST. MARYSVILLE Pe Aan quarterly. 152 SOUTH AUBURN ST. GRASS VALLEY . Now 2 U-Save Liquor Stores to Serve You Carringtons Canadian Whiskey Barretts ~ arovich Gin or Vodka $979 ‘1/2 GAL, $69 GRASS VALLEY GRASS VALLEY U-SAVE * Purity Center Ph 273-87 68, Early Times sTRAIGHT Kentucky Bourbon FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY REG, $12.49 1051 1/2 gak BY THE CASE 10% OFF Open Daily Jam to 10pm Friday and ‘Saturday Jam to lipm GINGER

.Nevada County Nugget 3 a * Diane Davis Wins Nevada City's Golden Wheelmen bicycle club, under the guidance of Charlie Allert, continues to gain strength and pile up wins at events throughout the state. Sunday several members entered the Lake Tahoe races and brought home first, second and sixth place honors. Diane Davis of Nevada City took first place honors in the SPORTS seven and a half mile race for girls. Her trophy. and $50 merchandise order were made more impressive by the fact that she beat both junior and senior competitors in the event. Diane's brother, Don, conAugust 18, 1964. National Forests Complete 58 Construction Contracts Fifty-eight contracts, covering $3,670,000 worth of road and bridge construction in the National Forests in California, were awarded during the last fiscal year, according to Regional Forester Chas. A. Connaughton. The contracts provide for the construction of 50 miles of roads and ten bridges with an aggregate length of 1073 feet. Most of the contracts were awardedin May.and Jun@_of 1964 — with the work to be completed. later this year or early in 1965, Connaughton said. He emphasized that the roads and bridges to be constructed will serve several of the uses of the National Forests. Fifteen miles of road are primar~ ily for recreation, 23 miles are for administration and fire control access, and 12 miles mainly for timber ac¢ess. Most of the bridges will be located on timber access roads, Contracts ranged in value from less than $10,000 to over $500, 000. One, for 6.1 miles of road on the Six Rivers National Forest at a cost of $960,000, is the largest road contract ever awarded by the U.S. Forest Service in California. A bridge contract on the Klamath National Forest for $420 ,000 will result in the longest bridge ever constructed for the U.S. Forest Service in California 567 feet. The remaining contracts break down as follows: two others are for over $100,000, 9 from $50,000 to $100,000, 12 from $25,000 to $50,000, 25 from $10,000 to $25,000, and eight for under $10,000. tinued his move up with a second place win in the seven and a half mile intermediate race. He was third place winner in the intermediate event in the Northern Galifornia Championship races in San Jose the week before. Dave Green of Grass Valley, a comparative ew comer to the bike racing competition, gave an impressive performance “against stiff competition to place sixth in the 30 mile junior race. Striped Bass Run Smashed All Records An exceptionally high run of striped bass during July has smashed all records for daily, monthly and annual recovery of fish at the Bureau of Reclamation's Tracy Fish Collecting Facility. More than 17 million fish were recovered near the Tracy Pumping Plant during the month, Twohundred and twenty-seven loads of fish were hauled and dumped further down the Delta, For one ‘week during the early part of the month, recoveries were av eraging more than a million a day. On the peak days, recoveries totaled more than a million and a quarter. More than 95 percent of the fish bass. In addition, 418 thousand catfish, 100 thousand sha d, 84 thousand smelt, 11 thousand spiny ray and 888 salmon were recovered at Tracy. Until last month, the largest number of fish ever recovered at the Tracy facility during any one year was 19 million, only two million more than the collections during July along this year. The Tracy Fish Collecting Facility was designed and built by the Bureau of Reclamation to save young ocean going :fish confused by the flow of water into the giant pumps at Tracy. The pumps lift water from the Delta into the Delta-Mendota Canal. A system of louvers, resembling a large venetian blind, angles across the canal leading into the “pumps. Fish following the flow toward the pumps shy away from the louvers and are diverted into fish tanks. They are then loaded into tank trucks and hauled downstream where they are dumped into the Delta away from the influence of the Tracy pumps. Limits On Dove And Pigeons Hunting seasons and bag limits for doves and pigeons were agreed to by the California Fish and Game Commission according to

an announcement of Commission President Henry Clineschmidt of Redding. Pigeon season will be Septem~ber 26 through October 25 in the counties of Del Norte, Siskiyou, Modoc, Lassen, Shasta, Humboldt, Mendocino, Trinity, Tehama, Butte, Glenn, Plumas and Sierra. In the balance of the state the season Wl 12 through January 10, 1965. Daily bag and total possession limit is eight pigeons. Shooting hours for doves and pigeons will be from one-half hour before sunrise to sunset. taken last month were striped _ Annual Tour Of Nevada City fauaurr rants Gets Boost From Council The annual Tour of Nevada City bicycle race received a boost _from the city council Monday night withthe suggestion that the city give a perpetual mayor *‘scup trophy and provide advance publicity money. The suggestion of support for the popular racing event was made by Councilman DanO'Neill. His idea of a mayor's cup trophy met with the approval of the rest of the council. Mayor Arch McPherson said he thought the council should earmark $200 for use by race promoter, Charlie Allert for advance newspaper, radio and television publicity. He said there has been difficulty in the past obtaining the money when it is needed. City Manager Charles Smith pointed out the city has budgeted Paradise To Host Track Meet Aug. 15 As part of the Paradise Rotary Club's Youth program, a series of All-Comertrack and field events have been scheduled at the Paradise High School track. The next meet will be held August 15 at6 p.m. These meets are for boys and girls and men and women of all ages. _ The purpose of this Rotary Club event is to encourage greater participation in track and field while stimulating the continual need for physical fitness. ~ “? Exhra Values Every Day, 7 SIERRA ELM U-SAVE Purity Center Ph 885 -3312 Antique Straight 6 year old Bourbon Whiskey SPECIAL FOR A LIMITED ‘TIME ONLY BY THE CASE 10% OFF REGENCY CLUB Scotch Whiskey a 19 Bs ns a $500 donation to the Chamber of Commerce for the bike races. City attorney William Wetherallsaid he felt the money should go to the chamber as an established organization, but the city could earmark a certain amount to be used exclusively for prepublicity. AUTO PAINTS WIDE SELECTION OF WALLPAPERS ‘ee 6 8 6 8 Knight's BRASS VALLEY, CALIF. PHONE 223-4856 business in the 1 you as well.. paid or compounded SAVINGS habits have changed . call Midvalley Gountry Protecting your money was a serious s. Now, your money is not only safe— insured by an agency of the d U. S. Government, but it earns interest for at 37-year-old Midvalley Savings. Current rate, 4.85% per annum, MIDVALLEY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION HOME OFFICE: 317 FOURTH ST. MARYSVILLE Pe Aan quarterly. 152 SOUTH AUBURN ST. GRASS VALLEY . Now 2 U-Save Liquor Stores to Serve You Carringtons Canadian Whiskey Barretts ~ arovich Gin or Vodka $979 ‘1/2 GAL, $69 GRASS VALLEY GRASS VALLEY U-SAVE * Purity Center Ph 273-87 68, Early Times sTRAIGHT Kentucky Bourbon FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY REG, $12.49 1051 1/2 gak BY THE CASE 10% OFF Open Daily Jam to 10pm Friday and ‘Saturday Jam to lipm GINGER