August 8, 1963 (20 pages)

SPORTS . -August 8, 1963.Page 17 .The Nugget. Page 17. Dove, Pigeon Season Set California Fish and Game Commission PresidentJamieH. Smith today announced that the Commission has agreed upon dove and pigeon hunting seasons in California for 1963. The seasons will be virtually the same as in 1962, with one major exception, President Smith said. This year the dove possession limit will be 20, instead of 10 as in previous years, The Commission must adopt seasons within a framework set b the U.S, Fish and Wildlife Service. The possession limit of 20 doves has been permissible within the framework previously, but this isthe first year the Commission has agreed to use it. The daily bag limit of 10 doves will remain the same, The seasons are as follows: DOVES Season of Sept. 28 through Oct. 27 inthe counties of Del Norte, Siskiyou, Modoc, Lassen, Shasta, Humboldt, Trinity, Mendocino, Tehama, Butte, Glenn, Plumas, and Sierra. Season in the balance of the state will be from Dec, 14 through Jan. 12, 1964. The daily bag and pos-session limit is eight pigeons. Shooting hours for doves and pigeons are from one-half hour before sunrise to: sunset. To hunt pigeons and doves, hunters must have a 1963 hunting license, Migratory w ater fowl regula-]. tions for California will be set by the Fish and Game Commission in August. Ten Days Of Racing To Be Featured At California State Fair More than 300 of the West Coast's fleetest racing horses will be on hand to take part in ten days of racing at this year's California State Fair and Exposition, Aug. 28 through Sept. 9. Tradi-— tional handicaps and stakes races will be run on a newly re~ conditioned race track designed for record breaking performances, Anticipating its most successful race meeting in history, the California State Fair has raised its minimum thoroughbred purse (Continued on Page 20) : Remodled Art Gallery Yo Hold Open House. Parents Urged To Be Watchful Of Children -co~ “dee With the seasonal rise in fire Local Artists Featured — ART GALLERY OPEN. ee Notnan Gras adds the finishing touch to the new sign at the local Art Gallery. The sign is one of the many improvements recently made at the Commercial Street location: Army 2nd Lt. Bradford E. Ellsworth, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. Georgel. Ellsworth of Catalpa Lane, has recently completed the Landing Force Staff Officer's Basic Operations Subcourse given by the US Atlantic Amphibious Training Command's Landing Force Training Unit at Little Creek, Va. The course, which is conducted by the United States Marine Corps, qualifies officers inthe basic skills required to act on an operations staff during the planning phases of both helicopter borne or water-borne shad i Ellsworth Completes Training operations. Lieutenant Ellsworth is assigned as a platoon commander with the 41st Civil Affairs Company at Fort Gordon, Ga. The 41st Civil Affairs Company is a part of the 95th Civil Affairs Group, the only active civil affairs unit in the US Army. The mission of civil affairs isto advise the tactical commander on matters concerning all aspects of civil government of the country in which he is operating. A 1957 graduate of Nevada Union High School, Lt. Ellsworth received his Bachelor's of Art in political science in June, 1961. simplicity .. L _ 4 ready to serve you day or night BERGEMANN Funeral Chapel 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City call 265-2421 wade er —— ee ad Puoms 273-678" Dawes VAN 6 STORAGE zal _ we ae O68) Back Tee Seek e ‘i? Rae “ ‘ FREE ESTIMATES avesin & STORAGE @ YOU EVER MADE THE BEST MOVE : omass vausty 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781 -An open house from 2to4 p.m. will signal this Saturday's opening of the remodeled Nevada City Artist's Gallery on Commercial St. in Nevada City. Featured will be pottery, sculpture, paintings, weaving and prints by artists from the Grass Valley-Nevada City area. Dick Hackett, local Nevada City artist, will do the hanging. A new exhibition is planned each month, with emphasis placed on one-man and group shows of.the area's artists, Periodic shows of outside artists are also planned. hazard and the increasing.number of man caused fires, Robert Burns, Nevada -Yuba District Ranger urges all parents to be particularly watchful of their children and be aware of the dangers involved with the children and their play with matches, Within the past week, six boys ages7 thru 11 have been responsible for the setting éf two separate grass fires in the area, Close In -Available Soo FOR SALE, TRADE or RENT WELL BUILT FRAME HOUS Write Box 123 N. San Juan & August 7 featuring seamless heel and toeseamless mesh ° seamless stretch regular ‘1.35 vom .O9 Spr.*3.19 6 pr. 6.30 regular 1 50 NOW 1.19 — list styles and description regular $1.65 NOW 1.29 — 3 pr. $3.80 — 6 pr. $7.55 list styles and description including RUN-R-LESS in regular seamless and — seamless stretch 2 yy WOMEN'S APPAREL 141 MILL STREET hon ANNUAL SALE 17, 1963 Only once @ year do you have the opportunity to take advantage of big savings on beautiful Phoenix stockings. All styles, all colors are now on sale at special low prices. Stock-up now for yourself and for gift giving later on. 3 pr. $3.50 — 6 pr. 46.95 GRASS VALLEY

SPORTS . -August 8, 1963..Page 17 .The Nugget. Page 17. Dove, Pigeon Season Set California Fish and Game Commission PresidentJamieH. Smith today announced that the Commission has agreed upon dove and pigeon hunting seasons in California for 1963. The seasons will be virtually the same as in 1962, with one major exception, President Smith said. This year the dove possession limit will be 20, instead of 10 as in previous years, The Commission must adopt seasons within a framework set b the U.S, Fish and Wildlife Service. The possession limit of 20 doves has been permissible within the framework previously, but this isthe first year the Commission has agreed to use it. The daily bag limit of 10 doves will remain the same, The seasons are as follows: DOVES Season of Sept. 28 through Oct. 27 inthe counties of Del Norte, Siskiyou, Modoc, Lassen, Shasta, Humboldt, Trinity, Mendocino, Tehama, Butte, Glenn, Plumas, and Sierra. Season in the balance of the state will be from Dec, 14 through Jan. 12, 1964. The daily bag and pos-session limit is eight pigeons. Shooting hours for doves and pigeons are from one-half hour before sunrise to: sunset. To hunt pigeons and doves, hunters must have a 1963 hunting license, Migratory w ater fowl regula-]. tions for California will be set by the Fish and Game Commission in August. Ten Days Of Racing To Be Featured At California State Fair More than 300 of the West Coast's fleetest racing horses will be on hand to take part in ten days of racing at this year's California State Fair and Exposition, Aug. 28 through Sept. 9. Tradi-— tional handicaps and stakes races will be run on a newly re~ conditioned race track designed for record breaking performances, Anticipating its most successful race meeting in history, the California State Fair has raised its minimum thoroughbred purse (Continued on Page 20) : Remodled Art Gallery Yo Hold Open House.. Parents Urged To Be Watchful Of Children -co~ “dee With the seasonal rise in fire Local Artists Featured — ART GALLERY OPEN.. ee Notnan Gras adds the finishing touch to the new sign at the local Art Gallery. The sign is one of the many improvements recently made at the Commercial Street location: Army 2nd Lt. Bradford E. Ellsworth, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. Georgel. Ellsworth of Catalpa Lane, has recently completed the Landing Force Staff Officer's Basic Operations Subcourse given by the US Atlantic Amphibious Training Command's Landing Force Training Unit at Little Creek, Va. The course, which is conducted by the United States Marine Corps, qualifies officers inthe basic skills required to act on an operations staff during the planning phases of both helicopter borne or water-borne shad i Ellsworth Completes Training operations. Lieutenant Ellsworth is assigned as a platoon commander with the 41st Civil Affairs Company at Fort Gordon, Ga. The 41st Civil Affairs Company is a part of the 95th Civil Affairs Group, the only

active civil affairs unit in the US Army. The mission of civil affairs isto advise the tactical commander on matters concerning all aspects of civil government of the country in which he is operating. A 1957 graduate of Nevada Union High School, Lt. Ellsworth received his Bachelor's of Art in political science in June, 1961. simplicity ... L _ 4 ready to serve you day or night BERGEMANN Funeral Chapel 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City call 265-2421 wade er —— ee ad Puoms 273-678" Dawes VAN 6 STORAGE zal _ we ae O68) Back Tee Seek e ‘i? Rae “ ‘ FREE ESTIMATES avesin & STORAGE @ YOU EVER MADE THE BEST MOVE : omass vausty 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781 -An open house from 2to4 p.m. will signal this Saturday's opening of the remodeled Nevada City Artist's Gallery on Commercial St. in Nevada City. Featured will be pottery, sculpture, paintings, weaving and prints by artists from the Grass Valley-Nevada City area. Dick Hackett, local Nevada City artist, will do the hanging. A new exhibition is planned each month, with emphasis placed on one-man and group shows of.the area's artists, Periodic shows of outside artists are also planned. hazard and the increasing.number of man caused fires, Robert Burns, Nevada -Yuba District Ranger urges all parents to be particularly watchful of their children and be aware of the dangers involved with the children and their play with matches, Within the past week, six boys ages7 thru 11 have been responsible for the setting éf two separate grass fires in the area, Close In -Available Soo FOR SALE, TRADE or RENT WELL BUILT FRAME HOUS Write Box 123 N. San Juan & August 7 featuring seamless heel and toeseamless mesh ° seamless stretch regular ‘1.35 vom .O9 Spr.*3.19 6 pr. 6.30 regular 1 50 NOW 1.19 — list styles and description regular $1.65 NOW 1.29 — 3 pr. $3.80 — 6 pr. $7.55 list styles and description including RUN-R-LESS in regular seamless and — seamless stretch 2 yy WOMEN'S APPAREL 141 MILL STREET hon ANNUAL SALE 17, 1963 Only once @ year do you have the opportunity to take advantage of big savings on beautiful Phoenix stockings. All styles, all colors are now on sale at special low prices. Stock-up now for yourself and for gift giving later on. 3 pr. $3.50 — 6 pr. 46.95 GRASS VALLEY