August 6, 1959 (6 pages)

te Nil ate a lt Ss necessary state offices to participate in the National Defense Act Lawrence M. Brammer said last week, low-interest loans to students so that they may complete their education. — 1 mroll as ljl-time stu+ enna ae or tan eos: apply for] volving around the Klamath River fall semester loans immediately. The law requires that each recipient be a full-time undergraduate that he need, and that he be capable. of maintaining good standing in his chosen course of study.Minors will be required to furnish a parent or and a family financial statement. A good driver never lets his attention wander and always has the control needed to stop or turn safetly. with flashlighths continued the hunt until the body was found at midnight by Merle Butz. Sierra County Coroner Philip Newberg called Bergemann Funeral Home to take charge. Holloran was born in Kalispell, © Montana on July 11, 1905. He is survived by his wife Bessie, son Michael, and daughter Mrs. Betsy Conrad, nine grandchildren, and a brother, Francis WHolloran of Enterprise; Oregon. Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at Bergemann Funeral Home, after which the remains were shipped “to Montana for burial.‘He was a man of sterling character and-kindl,; disposition and will be greatly missed by his many friends ,both im this area assistance. A mumber of men poses Gate, Fhour. Copco taking and in Wallowa, Oregon, where he resided for many years before coming te California. Mrs. KaKtherine Merrill of Ashland, Oregon, and Mrs. Pearl McGrathof Berkeley came up Saturday to spend a few -days visiting. relatives and to attend the old-timers’ reunion at Camptonville. They are cousins of the Butz brothers and were born and raised in Oak Valley. Mr. and Mrs. William Nelson and family of Palo Alto arrived an extended vacation up the West Coast, and visited the Fred H. Butz family until Sunday mornand many dangering way home. While here, William attended the Masonic Lodge meeting in Campton Harold Nelson and h wife Charlotte of Aptos, Santa Cruz Students May Get Loans For Education Sacramento State College has received permission from the Student Loan program, Dean This act permits the college to participate with the Federal Government in providing long-term, Summer session students who or graduate demonstrate student, financial guardian co-signer Special consideration in the selection of loan recipients will be given to students with a superior academic background who express a desire to teach in elementary or secondary schools, and whose academic backgrounds indicate superior capacity or preparation in science, mathematics, engineering, or a modern foreign language. Concentration and Control The qualities that make great tennis players or golfers—concentration and control—also make the best drivers, says the California State Automobile Association, mission Copco will buiid stated, edy hit, starring White, and Marvin Kaplin. last season, president At its meeting in San Diego July 27 ‘the. California Fish and Game Commission authorized its president to sign an agreement between the state and the California-—Oregon Power Company under which the company proto build a re-regulating dam on the Klamath River at Iron below the company’s dam No. 2 in Siskioyu County. Such a dam would maintain aj minimum river flow of 710 cubic feet per second-and a maximum rise amd fall of three inches per Aviso under the agreement; aoe eee would provide an _ eggstation, for salmon and “Steelhead. Eventually ,the company is to build a fish hatchery. Since construction of Copco’s dam over 30 years ago, wide fluctuations in the’ flow and level of the river whiéh the department sportsmen contend have stranded. many fish, enthe productivity of one of the best salmon and steélhead streams in California. The commission’s decision to sign an agreement with Copco followed extensive and detailed disFriday on their way home fromteussion of the negotiations and court actions between the company and the Department of Fish and Game which have taken place ing, when they continued on their) over the last eight years. Deputy Pehatiowst General Ralph Scott and Department Director William E. Warne explained that a preliminary understanding between the department and Copco had been reached and that in order to get]the egg-taking station into operation as soon ag possible, action at this time was considered highly desirable. If the agreeent is finalized and signed by the comand Copco, request permission the Federal Power Gommission to build the dam. This is a major part of what Fish and Game has been working for al] these years. “The willingness of Copco to the fluctuations.” re-regulating dam,” Fish and Game Director Warne “is a major step forward in. solving the basic problems re‘Bells Are Ringing’ Ends This Season At Music Circus “Auntie Mame,” the fabulous Gar Moore, comedy success about an etravagantly funny woman whirling her way through two decades of vivid life while raising a suddenly inherited little nephew, is playing nightly through Sunday at the Sacramento Music Circus. It stars Jam Clayton as Auntie Mame, with an all-star east that includes Lyons, Jame Connell, Lisa Stuart, and Yuki Shimoda. Colette Beginning this coming Monday Anne Tiola, and ending the 1959 season with a two-week run, Music Circus offers the smash musical com“Bells Are Ringing,” Sammy Anne Triola, one of the most popular performers in the history of Music Circus, is a top-notch singing comedienne who got her start after a long stint of study that begam with piano when she Was three years old. Sammy White is a veteran of} motion pictures, television, night cluds and musical comedy. He has most recently appeared on television in the successful 77 Sunset Strip series and Walter Winchell Files. Marvin Kaplan, who was scored as a success by Music Circus audiences in his three comic roles of again brings his comic talent to the big tent. He is a veteran of a string of movies, several plays, and playwriting activities barely leave time for roles on such television programs as General Electroic Theater and the Danny Thomas Show. : and his teaching Tickets for “Autie Mame” and “Bells Are Ringing” are on sale at the Civic Theater-Box Office, 1419 H Street, Sacramento. Mail orders are filled. The box office phone is Gllbert 1-3163.= -bridesmain duties. é ‘ LOCAL PROJECTS DEVELOPMENT $130,000,000 As authorized by SB. 1106, che $1.75 billion bond issue legis— lation sponsored by GOVERNOR EDMUND G. BROWN, and approved by the 1959 session of the legislature. San Diego Pair Says Vows In Grass Valley Mr. and Mrs. Willard Wade Scott, married recently in the First Methodist Church in Grass Valley, are making their home in Nevada City. The bride, the former D’Arcy Ellen Murphy, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney E. Murphy of the Penn Valley District, near Grass Valley. She was given ia marriage by her uncle, Fred R. Murphy. Mrs. Betty Scott, sister-in-law of the bridegroom, was the matron of honor and Mrs. Barbara Wortell and Jeanne Nencini, both cousins of the bride, performed Mack Scott attended his brother, and Jack Scott, another brother, and Thomas Murphy, the bride’s brother, seated the guests. Mrs. Scott was graduated from Nevada Union High School and Sierra College and attended Chico State College. She was active in the 4-H Club and is a former Nevada County 4-H All-Star. ‘Her husband, the son of. Mrs. Nola Ince of Grass Valley, attended Nevada County schools and recently completed four years of duty with the Navy. Truckee-Kings Road Portion Completed Placer County Road Commissioner Bruno Bacci this week announced that work has been completed on the 4.4-mile section of reconstruction on the TruckeeKings Beach Short Cut. The recently completed project extends from the Placer-Nevada County line to a point 5.6 miles from Kings Beach and provides two 12-foot lanes of asphalt pavment. The new construction of this portion of the Short Cut generally follows a new alignment near the old route. Bacci said the Granite Construction Company of Watsonville satisfactorily completed the $292,695 project on schedule, and that the work is acceptable for maintenance by the county. Dennis Smith, Placer County Road Department, was resident engineer for the job. The Short Gut is a Federal Aid Secondary route, and the reconstruction project was financed jointly by federal, state and PlaState Fair Rodeo Manager Also Is s Top Rodeo Rider “Rich” Ryan of Sacramento, who will manage the rodeo to be staged during the final four evenings of the California State Fair, September 2 to 13, is more than an amateur at the ridin’ and ropin’ ; As manager of the State Fair Rodeo, Ryan will be working with the best riders and rodeo performers in the business, and will be helping to handle some of the best rodeo stock in the West. The rodeo wlil be held in the Horse Show Arena at the State Fairgroundss, which rodeo -officials. say. Will .be ideal because of its oval shape and its seating arrangement that gives . evéry spectator. an excellent view of every performance. Aug. 31 Deadline For Deer Permits Director of Fish and Game William E. Warne has called for sportsmen to submit by Atigust 31 their applications to participate in 11 deer hunts throughout the state. Applications must be sent to Department of Fish and Game, 722 Gapitol Avenue, Sacramento. A drawing to determine winners of the permits will be held September & The applicant must be at least 12 years old and must hold a valid 1959-60 huntting license, He must ‘file on the card attached to his 1959 deer tag, designating the hunts for which he wishes to apply. He may indicate’ his first and second choice of hunts, and may sumit only one application. : i The drawing will determine the zone or season for which the successful applicant may Obtain a permit. If-a hunt has more. than one zone or season, the applicant cannot speeify his choice. Four persons may file as aj. party by mailing their applications in one. envelope. All such applications must be for the same hunt. ; Wild fires.destroy trees, brush, : sa a grass, bankrupting wilderness. economy. Be sure cer County funds, you're extra careful with fire this year, oe ACREAGE SMALL ACREAGE WE HAVE ACREAGE OP WITH TREES AND A . . Low As $456 PER ACRE IN FIVE A FOR OUR § es e Commission Sets e Dove-Pigeon Season At its July 27 meeting, the Fish and Game Commission formally adopted hunting seasons for doves and bandtailed pigeons. Doves may be hunted from September 1 through 30, and bandtailed pigeons’ may be hunted October iv through 11 in the northern counties of Del Norte, Siskiyou, Modoc, Lassen, Shasta, Humboldt, Mendocina, Trinity, and Tehama. In; the rest of the state, pigeons may be hunted from December 11 through January 10. : The bag limit on pigeons is six a day and no person may possess more than this number at any one time. : On doves, the bag limit is 10 per day. Possession limit is also 10. The limit may be of either species or the: aggregate of both species (mourning or turtle doves and. white-winged dbves).Archery Deer Hunts Announced Two archery deer hunts were announced by the Department of Fish and Game, one in the East Bay area of Alameda and Contra Costa Counties, and-one in Los Angeles County. In the East Bay. archery deer hunt, one deer of either sex may be taken with bow and arrow from September 14, 1959, to February 29, 1960, or until 400 deer have been taken, whichever occurs first. sion has amended the list of persons. authorized to validate deer and bear tags to include commilitary installation on which the animal involved is taken, and the . . Owners or corporate officers of lockers and cold storage plants. dore Laplace, commanding the French frigate Artemise, entered. — Francisco Bay, October 21, 39. grows to-a height of about two feet. Many Events Set For Placer Co. Fair _ Youngsters, from toddlers through high school age, will take over the Placer County Fair on opening day, with a program of events ranging through such} diversifications as. pie-eating contests and participation in a parade, Dates are August 6 to 9. _ The annual line of march, from Southern Pacific Depot to the} — fairgrounds, will start at 1 a.m. Parade awards are schéduled half an hour later in the Outdoor Theater. : Tom Pugh, director in charge of the Miss Placer County contest, scheduled on the evening of the fair’s first day; has announced four judges have been appointed. Deer, Bear Tags Validated At Cold Storage Plants. The Fish and Game Commismanding officers of any U. S. Captain Cyrille Pierre. Thtoahi and we sure can _ We talked Ruth into keeping such a good job on it. There were eight of us present and the gals and when club was over the quilt Our white elephant auction went off very well, though we had only one bidder? But there were things she could use. We all missed those who were not among us and we hope they will be with us the next meeting. Our former secretary, Barbara Sauers, is going to Kelso, Washington, fo visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Filla. Her brother Bill and wife Terrie and dayghter Debby came to visit the Geo. Sauers home and then took Barbara and little son Danny to their parents for a couple df weeks. the 31st of July. Two of our club members have had the misfortune of having aecidents. je Gillis broke her ankle, and Winnie Sutter broke her wrist.Both are getting along fine now. eee ' Cecil Wilson has been baby sitting while her son and wife, Warren and Alice ,and-three other children were on their vacation in Logs Angeles, Quick Retief of HEADACHE Ease PAINS OF HEADACHE, NEURAL_ GIA, NEURITIS with STANBACK TABLETS or POWDERS. STANBACK combines several medically proven pair relievers . . . The added effectiveness of these MULTIPLE ingredients brings faster, more complete relief; easing anxiety and tension usually accomDanying Dain. Snap Back with Test Bfeparation The stem of the garlic plant 3 In the Los Angeles County archery deer hunt, one antlerless deer may be taken with bow and arrow from October 3, 1959, to November 1, 1959, or one deer of either sex from November 2; 1959, to Decembeer 31, 1959, or Until 200 deer have been taken, whichever. occurs first. day, Sept. 13. “Children’s Day” at the State Fair NEW GOLDEN VIGORO The Only Foolproof Lawn Food! Won't. burn. even if to wet. grass . and t ; Noe fin (the irae le tea sucigh eas pI eae Feeds is Sept. 2, opening day. Kids will be admitted free, ei . unday + Snuffy, Listen to The San Francisco Examiner on KAGR Radio Sundays, 9230-10 a. "Uncle* Doug Pledger, the we22San Francisco radio personality, delight _ young and old with his reading of such a “9”, ote, EW ELITE

te Nil ate a lt Ss necessary state offices to participate in the National Defense Act Lawrence M. Brammer said last week, low-interest loans to students so that they may complete their education. — 1 mroll as ljl-time stu+ enna ae or tan eos: apply for] volving around the Klamath River fall semester loans immediately. The law requires that each recipient be a full-time undergraduate that he need, and that he be capable. of maintaining good standing in his chosen course of study.Minors will be required to furnish a parent or and a family financial statement. A good driver never lets his attention wander and always has the control needed to stop or turn safetly. with flashlighths continued the hunt until the body was found at midnight by Merle Butz. Sierra County Coroner Philip Newberg called Bergemann Funeral Home to take charge. Holloran was born in Kalispell, © Montana on July 11, 1905. He is survived by his wife Bessie, son Michael, and daughter Mrs. Betsy Conrad, nine grandchildren, and a brother, Francis WHolloran of Enterprise; Oregon. Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at Bergemann Funeral Home, after which the remains were shipped “to Montana for burial.‘He was a man of sterling character and-kindl,; disposition and will be greatly missed by his many friends ,both im this area assistance. A mumber of men poses Gate, Fhour. Copco taking and in Wallowa, Oregon, where he resided for many years before coming te California. Mrs. KaKtherine Merrill of Ashland, Oregon, and Mrs. Pearl McGrathof Berkeley came up Saturday to spend a few -days visiting. relatives and to attend the old-timers’ reunion at Camptonville. They are cousins of the Butz brothers and were born and raised in Oak Valley. Mr. and Mrs. William Nelson and family of Palo Alto arrived an extended vacation up the West Coast, and visited the Fred H. Butz family until Sunday mornand many dangering way home. While here, William attended the Masonic Lodge meeting in Campton Harold Nelson and h wife Charlotte of Aptos, Santa Cruz Students May Get Loans For Education Sacramento State College has received permission from the Student Loan program, Dean This act permits the college to participate with the Federal Government in providing long-term, Summer session students who or graduate demonstrate student, financial guardian co-signer Special consideration in the selection of loan recipients will be given to students with a superior academic background who express a desire to teach in elementary or secondary schools, and whose academic backgrounds indicate superior capacity or preparation in science, mathematics, engineering, or a modern foreign language. Concentration and Control The qualities that make great tennis players or golfers—concentration and control—also make the best drivers, says the California State Automobile Association, mission Copco will buiid stated, edy hit, starring White, and Marvin Kaplin. last season, president At its meeting in San Diego July 27 ‘the. California Fish and Game Commission authorized its president to sign an agreement between the state and the California-—Oregon Power Company under which the company proto build a re-regulating dam on the Klamath River at Iron below the company’s dam No. 2 in Siskioyu County. Such a dam would maintain aj minimum river flow of 710 cubic feet per second-and a maximum rise amd fall of three inches per Aviso under the agreement; aoe eee would provide an _ eggstation, for salmon and “Steelhead. Eventually ,the company is to build a fish hatchery. Since construction of Copco’s dam over 30 years ago, wide fluctuations in the’ flow and level of the river whiéh the department sportsmen contend have stranded. many fish, enthe productivity of one of the best salmon and steélhead streams in California. The commission’s decision to sign an agreement with Copco followed extensive and detailed disFriday on their way home fromteussion of the negotiations and court actions between the company and the Department of Fish and Game which have taken place ing, when they continued on their) over the last eight years. Deputy Pehatiowst General Ralph Scott and Department Director William E. Warne explained that a preliminary understanding between the department and Copco had been reached and that in order to get]the egg-taking station into operation as soon ag possible, action at this time was considered highly desirable. If the agreeent is finalized and signed by the comand Copco, request permission the Federal Power Gommission to build the dam. This is a major part of what Fish and Game has been working for al] these years. “The willingness of Copco to the fluctuations.” re-regulating dam,” Fish and Game Director Warne “is a major step forward in. solving the basic problems re‘Bells Are Ringing’ Ends This Season At Music Circus “Auntie Mame,” the fabulous Gar Moore, comedy success about an etravagantly funny woman whirling her way through two decades of vivid life while raising a suddenly inherited little nephew, is playing nightly through Sunday at the Sacramento Music Circus. It stars Jam Clayton as Auntie Mame, with an all-star east that includes Lyons, Jame Connell, Lisa Stuart, and Yuki Shimoda. Colette Beginning this coming Monday Anne Tiola, and ending the 1959 season with a two-week run, Music Circus offers the smash musical com“Bells Are Ringing,” Sammy Anne Triola, one of the most popular performers in the history of Music Circus, is a top-notch singing comedienne who got her start after a long stint of study that begam with piano when she Was three years old. Sammy White is a veteran of} motion pictures, television, night cluds and musical comedy. He has most recently appeared on television in the successful 77 Sunset Strip series and Walter Winchell Files. Marvin Kaplan, who was scored as a success by Music Circus audiences in his three comic roles of again brings his comic talent to the big tent. He is a veteran of a string of movies, several plays, and playwriting activities barely leave time for roles on such television programs as General Electroic Theater and the Danny Thomas Show. : and his teaching Tickets for “Autie Mame” and “Bells Are Ringing” are on sale at the Civic Theater-Box Office, 1419 H Street, Sacramento. Mail orders are filled. The box office phone is Gllbert 1-3163.= -bridesmain duties. é ‘ LOCAL PROJECTS DEVELOPMENT $130,000,000 As authorized by SB. 1106, che $1.75 billion bond issue legis— lation sponsored by GOVERNOR EDMUND G. BROWN, and approved by the 1959 session of the legislature. San Diego Pair Says Vows In Grass Valley Mr. and Mrs. Willard Wade Scott, married recently in the First Methodist Church in Grass Valley, are making their home in Nevada City. The bride, the former D’Arcy Ellen Murphy, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney E. Murphy of the Penn Valley District, near Grass Valley. She was given ia marriage by her uncle, Fred R. Murphy. Mrs. Betty Scott, sister-in-law of the bridegroom, was the matron of honor and Mrs. Barbara Wortell and Jeanne Nencini, both cousins of the bride, performed Mack Scott attended his brother, and Jack Scott, another brother, and Thomas Murphy, the bride’s brother, seated the guests. Mrs. Scott was graduated from Nevada Union High School and Sierra College and attended Chico State College. She was active in the 4-H Club and is a former Nevada County 4-H All-Star. ‘Her husband, the son of. Mrs. Nola Ince of Grass Valley, attended Nevada County schools and recently completed four years

of duty with the Navy. Truckee-Kings Road Portion Completed Placer County Road Commissioner Bruno Bacci this week announced that work has been completed on the 4.4-mile section of reconstruction on the TruckeeKings Beach Short Cut. The recently completed project extends from the Placer-Nevada County line to a point 5.6 miles from Kings Beach and provides two 12-foot lanes of asphalt pavment. The new construction of this portion of the Short Cut generally follows a new alignment near the old route. Bacci said the Granite Construction Company of Watsonville satisfactorily completed the $292,695 project on schedule, and that the work is acceptable for maintenance by the county. Dennis Smith, Placer County Road Department, was resident engineer for the job. The Short Gut is a Federal Aid Secondary route, and the reconstruction project was financed jointly by federal, state and PlaState Fair Rodeo Manager Also Is s Top Rodeo Rider “Rich” Ryan of Sacramento, who will manage the rodeo to be staged during the final four evenings of the California State Fair, September 2 to 13, is more than an amateur at the ridin’ and ropin’ ; As manager of the State Fair Rodeo, Ryan will be working with the best riders and rodeo performers in the business, and will be helping to handle some of the best rodeo stock in the West. The rodeo wlil be held in the Horse Show Arena at the State Fairgroundss, which rodeo -officials. say.. Will .be ideal because of its oval shape and its seating arrangement that gives . evéry spectator. an excellent view of every performance. Aug. 31 Deadline For Deer Permits Director of Fish and Game William E. Warne has called for sportsmen to submit by Atigust 31 their applications to participate in 11 deer hunts throughout the state. Applications must be sent to Department of Fish and Game, 722 Gapitol Avenue, Sacramento. A drawing to determine winners of the permits will be held September & The applicant must be at least 12 years old and must hold a valid 1959-60 huntting license, He must ‘file on the card attached to his 1959 deer tag, designating the hunts for which he wishes to apply. He may indicate’ his first and second choice of hunts, and may sumit only one application. : i The drawing will determine the zone or season for which the successful applicant may Obtain a permit. If-a hunt has more. than one zone or season, the applicant cannot speeify his choice. Four persons may file as aj. party by mailing their applications in one. envelope. All such applications must be for the same hunt. ; Wild fires.destroy trees, brush, : sa a grass, bankrupting wilderness. economy. Be sure cer County funds, you're extra careful with fire this year, oe ACREAGE SMALL ACREAGE WE HAVE ACREAGE OP WITH TREES AND A . . Low As $456 PER ACRE IN FIVE A FOR OUR § es e Commission Sets e Dove-Pigeon Season At its July 27 meeting, the Fish and Game Commission formally adopted hunting seasons for doves and bandtailed pigeons. Doves may be hunted from September 1 through 30, and bandtailed pigeons’ may be hunted October iv through 11 in the northern counties of Del Norte, Siskiyou, Modoc, Lassen, Shasta, Humboldt, Mendocina, Trinity, and Tehama. In; the rest of the state, pigeons may be hunted from December 11 through January 10. : The bag limit on pigeons is six a day and no person may possess more than this number at any one time. : On doves, the bag limit is 10 per day. Possession limit is also 10. The limit may be of either species or the: aggregate of both species (mourning or turtle doves and. white-winged dbves).Archery Deer Hunts Announced Two archery deer hunts were announced by the Department of Fish and Game, one in the East Bay area of Alameda and Contra Costa Counties, and-one in Los Angeles County. In the East Bay. archery deer hunt, one deer of either sex may be taken with bow and arrow from September 14, 1959, to February 29, 1960, or until 400 deer have been taken, whichever occurs first. sion has amended the list of persons. authorized to validate deer and bear tags to include commilitary installation on which the animal involved is taken, and the . . Owners or corporate officers of lockers and cold storage plants. dore Laplace, commanding the French frigate Artemise, entered. — Francisco Bay, October 21, 39. grows to-a height of about two feet. Many Events Set For Placer Co. Fair _ Youngsters, from toddlers through high school age, will take over the Placer County Fair on opening day, with a program of events ranging through such} diversifications as. pie-eating contests and participation in a parade, Dates are August 6 to 9. _ The annual line of march, from Southern Pacific Depot to the} — fairgrounds, will start at 1 a.m. Parade awards are schéduled half an hour later in the Outdoor Theater. : Tom Pugh, director in charge of the Miss Placer County contest, scheduled on the evening of the fair’s first day; has announced four judges have been appointed. Deer, Bear Tags Validated At Cold Storage Plants. The Fish and Game Commismanding officers of any U. S. Captain Cyrille Pierre. Thtoahi and we sure can _ We talked Ruth into keeping such a good job on it. There were eight of us present and the gals and when club was over the quilt Our white elephant auction went off very well, though we had only one bidder? But there were things she could use. We all missed those who were not among us and we hope they will be with us the next meeting. Our former secretary, Barbara Sauers, is going to Kelso, Washington, fo visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Filla. Her brother Bill and wife Terrie and dayghter Debby came to visit the Geo. Sauers home and then took Barbara and little son Danny to their parents for a couple df weeks. the 31st of July. Two of our club members have had the misfortune of having aecidents. je Gillis broke her ankle, and Winnie Sutter broke her wrist.Both are getting along fine now. eee ' Cecil Wilson has been baby sitting while her son and wife, Warren and Alice ,and-three other children were on their vacation in Logs Angeles, Quick Retief of HEADACHE Ease PAINS OF HEADACHE, NEURAL_ GIA, NEURITIS with STANBACK TABLETS or POWDERS. STANBACK combines several medically proven pair relievers . . . The added effectiveness of these MULTIPLE ingredients brings faster, more complete relief; easing anxiety and tension usually accomDanying Dain. Snap Back with Test Bfeparation The stem of the garlic plant 3 In the Los Angeles County archery deer hunt, one antlerless deer may be taken with bow and arrow from October 3, 1959, to November 1, 1959, or one deer of either sex from November 2; 1959, to Decembeer 31, 1959, or Until 200 deer have been taken, whichever. occurs first. day, Sept. 13. “Children’s Day” at the State Fair NEW GOLDEN VIGORO The Only Foolproof Lawn Food! Won't. burn. even if to wet. grass . and t ; Noe fin (the irae le tea sucigh eas pI eae Feeds is Sept. 2, opening day. Kids will be admitted free, ei . unday + Snuffy, Listen to The San Francisco Examiner on KAGR Radio Sundays, 9230-10 a. "Uncle* Doug Pledger, the we22San Francisco radio personality, delight _ young and old with his reading of such a “9”, ote, EW ELITE