August 2, 1967 (20 pages)

Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass Valley, Red Dog, To , » Talk tenbrook: Fistle York, he San Juan, North Bloomfield, Humbug, Relief Hill, Wskington: Blue’ Tent, LaBarr Meadows, Cedar Hill, rag tay Sailor Flat, Lake City, Flat, Grizzly Hill, Gold Flat, Gold Bar, Willow Valley, Newtown, Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore’s Flat, a Volume 42 Number 29 10 Cents Per Copy Published Wednesday August. 2, (1967 M Flat, Sweetland, Al; . Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Colu lat, Remington Hill, Anthony House, Delirium Tremens. ° Cit PERICOICALS SECTION CAL ST LIBRARY SACTO CAL 95814_ . . phe, ‘Owlage: French Corral, Rough and Ready, Graniteville, North Union Hill, Peardale, Summit City, W alloupa, G Eye, Lime Kiln, Chicago Park, Wol), Christmas mbia, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat, Sebastopol, Quaker Hill. NEVADA CITY residents attending Saturday's picnic held by the volunteer fire dept. are shown eating the plentiful food, About 140 persons turned out for the annual event, New Rule High Cost Of Trucking Studied For years the high cost of truck transportation has hampered expansion of local industris in the Grass Valley-Nevada City area, an area which depends almost entirely on truck transportation. Could these rates be made competitive with those for other areas as an aid to promote economic growth? The Nevada County OEDP Committee, appointed by the board of supervisors to study the county’s economic ill, asked the help of the newly-formed Nevada County Chamber of Commerce to find out what could be done and how to go about it. After several months of investigation by the county chamber with various business people in the communities and motor truck carriers, the committee found that tariff rates could be im‘ proved with the cooperation of carriers and a united front by local shippers and receivers. The first step was to obtain published interstate tariff rates. Through the assistance of Jack Crawford, tariff rate consultant, the local motor truck carriers agreed to approach the Rocky Mountain Tariff Bureau to obtain published transcontinental freight rates for interstate shipments. The work of the county chamber and the OEDP Committee shows promise of favorable action in the very near future to secure competitive freight truck rates. John Gallegos, executive manager of the county chamber, reports that class rates similar to those enjoyed by Marysville and Yuba City are likely to be obtained. This would be a substantial reduction in many motor freight rates to shippers and receivers in the Grass Valley and Nevada City areas, and should prove to be a boon to the economy of these communities. The Nevada City Chamber of Commerce July 21 adopted the purchase order system for all purchases by and for the organization. To be valid, suchorders must bear the signature of a member of the finance committee, they being until further notified. Season Starts California’s early coastal deer season opens Saturday (August 5) with prospects about the same as last year, the Department of Fish and Game reported. The season will continue through Sunday, Sept. 24 with a limit of two bucks, forked horn or better. Field reports from DFG field personnel indicate bucks are scattered but in good condition. Fire danger is extremely high in all early season areas. Deer hunters must have a valid 1967 hunting license costing $4 anddeer tags costing $2. These are available at most sporting goods. stores and . DFG offices. Hunters under 18 must have a prior year’s license or evidence of satisfactory completion of a state-approved hunter safety training course in order to obtain a license. Hunters must be 12 years .gld or older to hunt deer. August Review Is Scheduled Excitement mounts and activity increases every day now at the old Nevada Theatre, as actors and musicians rehearse ana carpenters and electricians work hard to prepare the old playhouse for her biggest production in many years. “Golden August Review” opens Friday night, August 4, fora two-night run and the all volunteer cast of over 60 local residents promises a night of outstanding entertainment. A big threat to steal the show is Nelda Honey’s brawny male ballet number. Nelda has Carroll Beaver, Jerry Miller, Jim. Abraham and Dean Ross ready to don mesh tights, wigs and glamorous gowns. for their classical ballet dance. She reports the men are doing so well in rehearsal that they are ready to give a certain well-known Russian some tight competition. ae Friends of the Theatre, the show’s sponsor, hopes everyone will hurry and reserve a seat for the big nights of music, drama and comedy. The theatre box office is open for reservations . daily between 10 a.m. and noon, for “Golden August Review 1967.” Tickets are also available at Sanders Music Store in Grass Valley and Osborne Woods in Nevada City. ‘Ends Training CAMP PENDLETON, CALIF. -Marine PFC. Peter A. Gallino, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Gallino of Grass Valley, Calif., has completed four weeks of individual combat training at this Marine Corps Base. During his more than 200 hours of training, he learned about weapons and combat techniques from.combat.veteran-instructors. They taught him how to conduct combat patrols, detect and remove mines and booby traps and use the standard Marine Corps infantry weapons. BOB DANOS, left, was installed fire chief of Nevada City’s Volunteer Fire Department Saturday night in the department's traditional right of succession. Danos received his badge from Bill Dolan, who retired: from the chief's post. In the center is Bill Novak.

Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass Valley, Red Dog, To , » Talk tenbrook: Fistle York, he San Juan, North Bloomfield, Humbug, Relief Hill, Wskington: Blue’ Tent, LaBarr Meadows, Cedar Hill, rag tay Sailor Flat, Lake City, Flat, Grizzly Hill, Gold Flat, Gold Bar, Willow Valley, Newtown, Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore’s Flat, a Volume 42 Number 29 10 Cents Per Copy Published Wednesday August. 2, (1967 M Flat, Sweetland, Al; . Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Colu lat, Remington Hill, Anthony House, Delirium Tremens. ° Cit PERICOICALS SECTION CAL ST LIBRARY SACTO CAL 95814_ . . phe, ‘Owlage: French Corral, Rough and Ready, Graniteville, North Union Hill, Peardale, Summit City, W alloupa, G Eye, Lime Kiln, Chicago Park, Wol), Christmas mbia, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat, Sebastopol, Quaker Hill. NEVADA CITY residents attending Saturday's picnic held by the volunteer fire dept. are shown eating the plentiful food, About 140 persons turned out for the annual event, New Rule High Cost Of Trucking Studied For years the high cost of truck transportation has hampered expansion of local industris in the Grass Valley-Nevada City area, an area which depends almost entirely on truck transportation. Could these rates be made competitive with those for other areas as an aid to promote economic growth? The Nevada County OEDP Committee, appointed by the board of supervisors to study the county’s economic ill, asked the help of the newly-formed Nevada County Chamber of Commerce to find out what could be done and how to go about it. After several months of investigation by the county chamber with various business people in the communities and motor truck carriers, the committee found that tariff rates could be im‘ proved with the cooperation of carriers and a united front by local shippers and receivers. The first step was to obtain published interstate tariff rates. Through the assistance of Jack Crawford, tariff rate consultant, the local motor truck carriers agreed to approach the Rocky Mountain Tariff Bureau to obtain published transcontinental freight rates for interstate shipments. The work of the county chamber and the OEDP Committee shows promise of favorable action in the very near future to secure competitive freight truck rates. John Gallegos, executive manager of the county chamber, reports that class rates similar to those enjoyed by Marysville and Yuba City are likely to be obtained. This would be a substantial reduction in many motor freight rates to shippers and receivers in the Grass Valley and Nevada City areas, and should prove to be a boon to the economy of these communities. The Nevada City Chamber of Commerce July 21 adopted the purchase order system for all purchases by and for the organization. To be valid, suchorders must bear the signature of a member of the finance committee, they being until further notified. Season Starts California’s early coastal deer season opens Saturday (August 5) with prospects about the same as last year, the Department of Fish and Game reported. The season will continue through Sunday, Sept. 24 with a limit of two bucks,

forked horn or better. Field reports from DFG field personnel indicate bucks are scattered but in good condition. Fire danger is extremely high in all early season areas. Deer hunters must have a valid 1967 hunting license costing $4 anddeer tags costing $2. These are available at most sporting goods. stores and . DFG offices. Hunters under 18 must have a prior year’s license or evidence of satisfactory completion of a state-approved hunter safety training course in order to obtain a license. Hunters must be 12 years ..gld or older to hunt deer. August Review Is Scheduled Excitement mounts and activity increases every day now at the old Nevada Theatre, as actors and musicians rehearse ana carpenters and electricians work hard to prepare the old playhouse for her biggest production in many years. “Golden August Review” opens Friday night, August 4, fora two-night run and the all volunteer cast of over 60 local residents promises a night of outstanding entertainment. A big threat to steal the show is Nelda Honey’s brawny male ballet number. Nelda has Carroll Beaver, Jerry Miller, Jim. Abraham and Dean Ross ready to don mesh tights, wigs and glamorous gowns. for their classical ballet dance. She reports the men are doing so well in rehearsal that they are ready to give a certain well-known Russian some tight competition. ae Friends of the Theatre, the show’s sponsor, hopes everyone will hurry and reserve a seat for the big nights of music, drama and comedy. The theatre box office is open for reservations . daily between 10 a.m. and noon, for “Golden August Review 1967.” Tickets are also available at Sanders Music Store in Grass Valley and Osborne Woods in Nevada City. ‘Ends Training CAMP PENDLETON, CALIF. -Marine PFC. Peter A. Gallino, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Gallino of Grass Valley, Calif., has completed four weeks of individual combat training at this Marine Corps Base. During his more than 200 hours of training, he learned about weapons and combat techniques from.combat.veteran-instructors. They taught him how to conduct combat patrols, detect and remove mines and booby traps and use the standard Marine Corps infantry weapons. BOB DANOS, left, was installed fire chief of Nevada City’s Volunteer Fire Department Saturday night in the department's traditional right of succession. Danos received his badge from Bill Dolan, who retired: from the chief's post. In the center is Bill Novak.