August 22, 1962 (24 pages)

_-yethighly valuable and proSete Forest ‘There are 220 square miles of spectacularly attractive ductive T ahoe National Forest lands in Nevada County. These are intermingled with a slightly larger area of privately owned properties. Uses to which the public J, Bob Winkle Jexcavarme GRADING onsHG end PAVING CONTRACTOR BACK HOE TRENCHING “SEPTIC TANK & DRAIN FIELD INSTALLATION CRUSHED ROCK PRODUCTS 603 MILL ST. GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. Office Phone 273-3839 Res. Phone 273-7198 } ¥ % lands are being put are many, and are increasing at a rate which is probably much greater thanthat at which the population of the state is burgeoning. For that reason, sound land use planning covering these revenue and recreation producing public lands is a real necessity, It: has been assumed by many that the prime objective of the Forest Service is to produce timber and to protect that timber from being burned. Timber production is recognized to be an important facet of our mountain economy. More accurate timber inventories and growth studies made in recent years have resulted in appreciable increases in the allowable annual cut of National Forest timber, Areas long occupied by brushfields are being cleared and reforested under a planned program. Current burns are being treated promptly for timber salvage, soil erosion control, disposal of flamable debris, and reforestation. CUSTOM HARDWARE Manufactured To Specifications BRASS, BRONZ & ALUMINUM CASTINGS Wholesale & Retail -————CALL. . 273-3113 . Harper Mfg. Co. 8 Miles West of Grass Valley on Marysville Hwy. SPENCEVILLE RD. MARINE GRASS VALLEY WEARE STARTING OUR FOURTH YEAR IN GRASS VALLEY. * August 22, 1962. THIRE National Forest --Branagl Meadow Reservoir, Init will be plans for picnic areas, boat launching ramps, mar . — * ged Nevertheless other land uses which were once minor compared with timber production are assuming greater importance, : In_ addition to producing timber and having that which is mature harvested on a sustained yield management basis, Tahoe National Forest lands afford recreational opportunities for hundreds of thousands of visitors annually, andthe number of such Forest users is increasing at the’ rate of about ten per cent each year. Forage for domestic livestock in the. fornt’of gt ass and browse species is produced on the public lands. Those same lands also produce water for domestic, agricultural and hydroelectric purposes, as wellas the habitat for wildlife and fish. Multiple use planning and management recognizes that all these renew able resources are related; and serves to keep each of them producing on a sustained basis for the public good. The plans are designed to providea pattern of orderly development and atthe same time coordinate the various uses of the land. They describe the status and amount Of each of the natural resources as well as the problemsassociated with land occupancy, transportation and fire control. In addition they contain specific coordinating instructions and management direction for each of the individual management zones, While the plans are intended for use within the Forest Service, we realize that effective management ofthe public resources is of concernto many other agencies and groups, and is possible only with their active cooperation and the successful management of land under their jurisdiction, T his is particularly so here where such a complicated inas, campgrounds, parking areas, trials, organization sites, etc. Timber to be cut will be based on the recreation needs, A strip between the water ‘s edge and recreational developments will be kept. in as natural state as possible, Plans will include supplying. of adequate water and san= itation facilities. Si ae recreation area plans are be ing made covering other “aréas to be devéloped, such as Faucherie Lake, Stampede and Prosser Reservoirs, Sim-= ilar plans are underway for the Placer and Yuba County Water Agency proposed projects. A special plan has just been completed for the Lake Tahoe Basin. Well thought out plans covering Tahoe National F orest lands will help assure a desireable forest for all to use and enjoy, $ OUR NEW & USED CAR SALES HAS MORE THAN DOUBLED IN THE PAST 2 YEARS. OUR SHOP VOLU ME HAS INCREASED AS MUCH, WE WANT TO THANK THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA COUNTY, FOR THIS. NO MATTER HOW HARD WE WORK TO GIVE YOU GOOD SERVICE, COULDN'T HAVE DONE IT ALONE, HOCKETT AUTO SALES PONTIAC*CADILLACeBUICK HILLS FLAT * GRASS VALLEY Ph. 273-8439 WE . budget priced . easy fo install ANELING Wy /\: NUHS Budget $995,261 erintendent, land ownership pattern exists. Therefore, our plans suggest opportunities for mutual advantages which may be realized through the cooperation of Federal, State, Count y and local agencies as well as citizen groups, In addition tothe multiple use plans covering all the National Forest land within the Tahoe, more detailed plans are being prepared for “special” areas. For example, arecreation plan is being made in cooperation with NID and County officials covering the development of that potential on National Forest land in the vicinity of NID's proposedJackson GRASS VALLEY---A budget of $995, 261 for the 1962-63 fiscal year was adopted at last week's meeting of the Nevada Union High School Board of Trustees, The actual amount of funds budgetted will remain the same, however the amount of reserve funds may go either up or down depending on the public utilities tax income, according to Gerald Gelatt, district supBy Dow Alexander GOLD FLAT ----The do-ityourself mode of operation runs into many phases of life today, but in the Gold Flat Fire District it runs into fire trucks. The department members have three over age units in the fire house and four overworked mechanics who put in overtime to keep the heaps running. They have drooled at other first line equipment owned by the state and adjacent cities! But when the fire equipment people rolled up before the fire house with a real first line pumper it had an $18,000 price tag on it. It was frustrating to say the least. They had a caucus and after a lot of converstaion decided that they had the know -how, the ability todesign and build a better piece of equipment to fight the ty pe of fires they would be called upon to combat than SCHOOLS (Continued from page A -3) will become acute during the next two years, The people of Nevada County must realize that the construction and sale of houses will produce continuing problems in the field of education and in other services. The Statewide average, for school planning purposes, allows 1,5 children (kindergarten through 12th grade) perhouse. A $20,000 house is assessed at about 25 percent or $5,000. Using an operational tax rate of $1.00 elementary and $1.00 for high school, this produces only $50 at each level forthe educational purposes. The With the State contributing houses is contributing more cost than the houses produce , in taxes, per $100 of assessment for . USE IT EVERYWHERE cS SaaS Ss be Sok SHANA NTN ON REET The soft, warm beauty of fine wood paneling, its maintenance-free features and its wide variety of wood species, make it the ideal background for decorating effects in the living room. . STOP IN AND SEE OUR LARGE Grass Valley ' . DISPLAY OF FINE WOOD PANELING & CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY Phone 273-6105 All Kinds Of FEED and SEED For All Your Garden Needs XXXXKKXK XK KKK FERTILIZERS FERTILIZERS FERTILIZERS FERTILIZERS Grass Valley Ranch & Garden Supply P.O. Box 61 Grass XXX Gold Flat Fire District : Builds $18,000 Truck _—_—— average cost of educating . one student is well over $300. , about one half the cost most . everyone can see that adding . Valley, California Aa DO-IT-YOURSELF FIRETRUCK..The Gold Flat Fire District has proved the value EMRE TA IRS Or. Aes a of building its own fire truck. The district figures it has saved $16,015 inthe cost of this truck. Shown are Mario Personini, Gold Flat Fire Chief, and Smokey Smith, owner of Black Bart's Welding Company, where the truck was built. some of the middle men in the act, And at a somewhat reduced price to the district. The picture (above) illus< trates the end product. It show 's Gold Flat's 1060 gallon tanker that cost the District a cash outlay of $1985.Shown is the nest that hatched theunit, Black Bart's Welding shopin Hills Flat; and on the left, Mario Personini, the Gold Flat Fire Chief and Smokey Smith, owner of Black Bart's Welding & Machine Shop. These two men were two of the several guiding lights involved in construction of the unit. To those interested in the spec's, they are as follows: a 6x6 truck constructed by Reo-Studebaker for the army in 1952, purchased through the office of C.D., Nevada County, for $325. The base chasisisa 6x6. The pump is a new Champion 500 GPM pump. Two Jump lines with power reels-with 100 ft of 1 inch line. The baffled 1060 gallontank has a low center of gravity, 2 1/2 inch outlet frontandréar, and 41/2 in. ch suction, T here are two working platforms on the front for moving fire action. Approximately 54 man-hours of labor have been expended on the unit, donated by the members of the department. The district officials considers that they have saved the taxpayers $16,015 from the cost of a purchased unit, and they feel this unit has the beef to handle the roughest jobs, especially the hard to get to places that are short of water, It is by far not the slowest unit in the department, and it will handle its load at legal emergency speed, It is with this can-do attitude that the Gold Flat department hopes to keep abreast to Nevada County's fastest growing fire district. All the members are property owners and it is their hope to deliver maximum proFriday and Saturday WESTERN CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO at 8 P.M. SQUARE DANCING in the evening Don Monteer, Caller on Friday Chuck Raley, Caller on Saturday -Free Dog Show, Saturday, 9A.M.Sunday LIVESTOCK AUCTION at 10 A.M. ROLLER DERBY (TV attraction) 8 P.M. New York Chiefs vs. Chicago Westerners Daily Free Entertainment LEN GRAY’S WILD ANIMAL CIRCUS BOZO THE CLOWN The Largos-Ultrasonic Harmonicas Dick Cross-Organist GREAT WESTERN SHOWS CARNIVAL SEE THE PRIZE WINNING EXHIBITS GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA . August 23, 24, 25, 26. NEVADA COUNTY FAIR "California's Most Beautiful Fairgrounds" tection at a minimum rate. AMMUNITIO WHITE CAS PAINT THINNER KEROSINE Foden ROTOTILLE ORU Seu Saw Denn Valley Farm and Home ELECTRICAL PLUMBING HARDWARE DEBCO PAINTS Highway 20, Star Route, Smartsville, California AES ST alae age Sccpsply ~% 8 Miles West Of Grass Valley Phone 273-6552 aes Pir Ea rile tN maga Rees

_-yethighly valuable and proSete Forest ‘There are 220 square miles of spectacularly attractive ductive T ahoe National Forest lands in Nevada County. These are intermingled with a slightly larger area of privately owned properties. Uses to which the public J, Bob Winkle Jexcavarme GRADING onsHG end PAVING CONTRACTOR BACK HOE TRENCHING “SEPTIC TANK & DRAIN FIELD INSTALLATION CRUSHED ROCK PRODUCTS 603 MILL ST. GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. Office Phone 273-3839 Res. Phone 273-7198 } ¥ % lands are being put are many, and are increasing at a rate which is probably much greater thanthat at which the population of the state is burgeoning. For that reason, sound land use planning covering these revenue and recreation producing public lands is a real necessity, It: has been assumed by many that the prime objective of the Forest Service is to produce timber and to protect that timber from being burned. Timber production is recognized to be an important facet of our mountain economy. More accurate timber inventories and growth studies made in recent years have resulted in appreciable increases in the allowable annual cut of National Forest timber, Areas long occupied by brushfields are being cleared and reforested under a planned program. Current burns are being treated promptly for timber salvage, soil erosion control, disposal of flamable debris, and reforestation. CUSTOM HARDWARE Manufactured To Specifications BRASS, BRONZ & ALUMINUM CASTINGS Wholesale & Retail -————CALL. . 273-3113 . Harper Mfg. Co. 8 Miles West of Grass Valley on Marysville Hwy. SPENCEVILLE RD. MARINE GRASS VALLEY WEARE STARTING OUR FOURTH YEAR IN GRASS VALLEY. * August 22, 1962.. THIRE National Forest --Branagl Meadow Reservoir, Init will be plans for picnic areas, boat launching ramps, mar . — * ged Nevertheless other land uses which were once minor compared with timber production are assuming greater importance, : In_ addition to producing timber and having that which is mature harvested on a sustained yield management basis, Tahoe National Forest lands afford recreational opportunities for hundreds of thousands of visitors annually, andthe number of such Forest users is increasing at the’ rate of about ten per cent each year. Forage for domestic livestock in the. fornt’of gt ass and browse species is produced on the public lands. Those same lands also produce water for domestic, agricultural and hydroelectric purposes, as wellas the habitat for wildlife and fish. Multiple use planning and management recognizes that all these renew able resources are related; and serves to keep each of them producing on a sustained basis for the public good. The plans are designed to providea pattern of orderly development and atthe same time coordinate the various uses of the land. They describe the status and amount Of each of the natural resources as well as the problemsassociated with land occupancy, transportation and fire control. In addition they contain specific coordinating instructions and management direction for each of the individual management zones, While the plans are intended for use within the Forest Service, we realize that effective management ofthe public resources is of concernto many other agencies and groups, and is possible only with their active cooperation and the successful management of land under their jurisdiction, T his is particularly so here where such a complicated inas, campgrounds, parking areas, trials, organization sites, etc. Timber to be cut will be based on the recreation needs, A strip between the water ‘s edge and recreational developments will be kept. in as natural state as possible, Plans will include supplying. of adequate water and san= itation facilities. Si ae recreation area plans are be ing made covering other “aréas to be devéloped, such as Faucherie Lake, Stampede and Prosser Reservoirs, Sim-= ilar plans are underway for the Placer and Yuba County Water Agency proposed projects. A special plan has just been completed for the Lake Tahoe Basin. Well thought out plans covering Tahoe National F orest lands will help assure a desireable forest for all to use and enjoy, $ OUR NEW & USED CAR SALES HAS MORE THAN DOUBLED IN THE PAST 2 YEARS. OUR SHOP VOLU ME HAS INCREASED AS MUCH, WE WANT TO THANK THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA COUNTY, FOR THIS. NO MATTER HOW HARD WE WORK TO GIVE YOU GOOD SERVICE, COULDN'T HAVE DONE IT ALONE, HOCKETT AUTO SALES PONTIAC*CADILLACeBUICK HILLS FLAT * GRASS VALLEY Ph. 273-8439 WE .. budget priced .. easy fo install ANELING Wy /\: NUHS Budget $995,261 erintendent, land ownership pattern exists. Therefore, our plans suggest opportunities for mutual advantages which may be realized through the cooperation of Federal, State, Count y and local agencies as well as citizen groups, In addition tothe multiple use plans covering all the National Forest land within the Tahoe, more detailed plans are being prepared for “special” areas. For example, arecreation plan is being made in cooperation with NID and County officials covering the development of that potential on National Forest land in the vicinity of NID's proposedJackson GRASS VALLEY---A budget of $995, 261 for the 1962-63 fiscal year was adopted at last week's meeting of the

Nevada Union High School Board of Trustees, The actual amount of funds budgetted will remain the same, however the amount of reserve funds may go either up or down depending on the public utilities tax income, according to Gerald Gelatt, district supBy Dow Alexander GOLD FLAT ----The do-ityourself mode of operation runs into many phases of life today, but in the Gold Flat Fire District it runs into fire trucks. The department members have three over age units in the fire house and four overworked mechanics who put in overtime to keep the heaps running. They have drooled at other first line equipment owned by the state and adjacent cities! But when the fire equipment people rolled up before the fire house with a real first line pumper it had an $18,000 price tag on it. It was frustrating to say the least. They had a caucus and after a lot of converstaion decided that they had the know -how, the ability todesign and build a better piece of equipment to fight the ty pe of fires they would be called upon to combat than SCHOOLS (Continued from page A -3) will become acute during the next two years, The people of Nevada County must realize that the construction and sale of houses will produce continuing problems in the field of education and in other services. The Statewide average, for school planning purposes, allows 1,5 children (kindergarten through 12th grade) perhouse. A $20,000 house is assessed at about 25 percent or $5,000. Using an operational tax rate of $1.00 elementary and $1.00 for high school, this produces only $50 at each level forthe educational purposes. The With the State contributing houses is contributing more cost than the houses produce , in taxes, per $100 of assessment for . USE IT EVERYWHERE cS SaaS Ss be Sok SHANA NTN ON REET The soft, warm beauty of fine wood paneling, its maintenance-free features and its wide variety of wood species, make it the ideal background for decorating effects in the living room. . STOP IN AND SEE OUR LARGE Grass Valley ' . DISPLAY OF FINE WOOD PANELING & CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY Phone 273-6105 All Kinds Of FEED and SEED For All Your Garden Needs XXXXKKXK XK KKK FERTILIZERS FERTILIZERS FERTILIZERS FERTILIZERS Grass Valley Ranch & Garden Supply P.O. Box 61 Grass XXX Gold Flat Fire District : Builds $18,000 Truck _—_—— average cost of educating . one student is well over $300. , about one half the cost most . everyone can see that adding . Valley, California Aa DO-IT-YOURSELF FIRETRUCK...The Gold Flat Fire District has proved the value EMRE TA IRS Or. Aes a of building its own fire truck. The district figures it has saved $16,015 inthe cost of this truck. Shown are Mario Personini, Gold Flat Fire Chief, and Smokey Smith, owner of Black Bart's Welding Company, where the truck was built. some of the middle men in the act, And at a somewhat reduced price to the district. The picture (above) illus< trates the end product. It show 's Gold Flat's 1060 gallon tanker that cost the District a cash outlay of $1985.Shown is the nest that hatched theunit, Black Bart's Welding shopin Hills Flat; and on the left, Mario Personini, the Gold Flat Fire Chief and Smokey Smith, owner of Black Bart's Welding & Machine Shop. These two men were two of the several guiding lights involved in construction of the unit. To those interested in the spec's, they are as follows: a 6x6 truck constructed by Reo-Studebaker for the army in 1952, purchased through the office of C.D., Nevada County, for $325. The base chasisisa 6x6. The pump is a new Champion 500 GPM pump. Two Jump lines with power reels-with 100 ft of 1 inch line. The baffled 1060 gallontank has a low center of gravity, 2 1/2 inch outlet frontandréar, and 41/2 in. ch suction, T here are two working platforms on the front for moving fire action. Approximately 54 man-hours of labor have been expended on the unit, donated by the members of the department. The district officials considers that they have saved the taxpayers $16,015 from the cost of a purchased unit, and they feel this unit has the beef to handle the roughest jobs, especially the hard to get to places that are short of water, It is by far not the slowest unit in the department, and it will handle its load at legal emergency speed, It is with this can-do attitude that the Gold Flat department hopes to keep abreast to Nevada County's fastest growing fire district. All the members are property owners and it is their hope to deliver maximum proFriday and Saturday WESTERN CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO at 8 P.M. SQUARE DANCING in the evening Don Monteer, Caller on Friday Chuck Raley, Caller on Saturday -Free Dog Show, Saturday, 9A.M.Sunday LIVESTOCK AUCTION at 10 A.M. ROLLER DERBY (TV attraction) 8 P.M. New York Chiefs vs. Chicago Westerners Daily Free Entertainment LEN GRAY’S WILD ANIMAL CIRCUS BOZO THE CLOWN The Largos-Ultrasonic Harmonicas Dick Cross-Organist GREAT WESTERN SHOWS CARNIVAL SEE THE PRIZE WINNING EXHIBITS GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA . August 23, 24, 25, 26. NEVADA COUNTY FAIR "California's Most Beautiful Fairgrounds" tection at a minimum rate. AMMUNITIO WHITE CAS PAINT THINNER KEROSINE Foden ROTOTILLE ORU Seu Saw Denn Valley Farm and Home ELECTRICAL PLUMBING HARDWARE DEBCO PAINTS Highway 20, Star Route, Smartsville, California AES ST alae age Sccpsply ~% 8 Miles West Of Grass Valley Phone 273-6552 aes Pir Ea rile tN maga Rees