December 2, 1970 (12 pages)

ea apn Friday, Commission Prosidant oh Rans Pearman announced thé: meeting will begin at 1:30.p,m.Thursday in Room 115 oftheOld w State Building, 217 W. First St.; and reconvene at 9 a.m. Friday: in Room 1138 of the New State Building, 107 °S, Broadway. The angling regulations will be set during Friday's session. ' Also scheduled for consideration Friday isa report by the Department of Fish and Game on a proposed hunting and sportfishing license increase. The commission initially received angling recommendations: from the Department of Fish and Game and the public at a meeting in Sacramento, Oct. 2, The proposed regulations, or determinations, were announced after a public hearing Oct, 30 in RedHighlighting the proposed regulations is a recommendation for an all-year trout season in lakes and reservoirs throughout California, with the exception of Alpine, Inyo and Mono counties. The proposal would provide for a limit of 10 fish May 1 through Nov. 15 and a limit of five fish during the balance of the year. DFG Director G. Ray Arnett said the thrust of the recommento ‘simplify Califo sport fishing regulations. "The only way we can make headway in clarifiying the regulations is to delete all those special rules (closures, seasons teene to the resource,” ‘ ~ In other actions during itstwo2 ay. meeting, the: commission. eae amendments toits ‘regulations to: bring them into conformity with new laws passed by the 1970 legislature. == * =-Consider amendmentstothe: commission regulations which would revise falconry permit regulations and give additional. protection’ to peregrine and prairie falcons; — ‘ ‘--Hear reports from the Department of Fish and Game onthe latest anchovy catch, the recent. aged deer season, waterfowl inventories and botulism; --Elect commission officers for 1971, CALIFORNIA TO SHARE IN HANDGUN TAX California's hunters will benefit from their own generosity when Senate Bill 3927 becomes law upon President Nixon's signature, The bill will divert the: 10 per cent excise tax on handguns from general’ revenue to use primarily in wildlife restoration and hunter safety programs. -This is not anewtax -merely a redirection of an existing tax into more appropriate channels, California will share in the estimated $5 million revenue annually, The bill is similar to two other revenue bills which use taxes and limits), which are not of on sportsmen to benefit those major significance on a statewide basis," he said. But he ‘added that while the recommendations call for the wholesale deletion of more than 50 sections, other sections have had to ‘be added in response to — NevadalCounty Rainfall Gauge same sportsmen, California shares in proceeds from: the Dingell Johnson and PittmanRobertson acts. D-J funds result from a tax on fishing tackle, and P-R funds come from the taxon sporting arms and ammunition. Many of the research projects of California's Department of Fish and Game ‘are financed by these two funds, which have also allowed the DFG topurchase public hunting land. PHEASANT OPENER RATED "POOR" sae FISHING LICENSES ¢ FREEeens LIMITED CONDITIONS The Department of Fish and Game issued a reminder today that free fishing licenses. are available for senior citizensonly — ‘under conditions strictly limited by statelaw. The DFG pointed out that free licenses. are authorized only for: 1, Persons receiving aidtothe . Old under the California Age Security (OAS) law, not federal Social Security, Such licensés are valid for all fishing. 2. Women over 62 and men over.65 who have been resiengage dents of California for the five years immediately preceding exceed $140 per month for single persons or $280 for married couples, Income includes salaries, pensions, interest, rents and other forms of income, Licenses: issued to these persons are valid only for ocean fishing, but. may be validated for inland fishing by the purchase of the proper $1 license stamps, two of which are necessary for trout fishing. Persons receiving aid to the aged and who desire a free fishing license may obtain an application from their county welfare officer. Persons who are not .receiving such aid but who meet the other requirements may obtain an application from the License Section, Department of Fish and Game, 1416 Ninth St., Sacramento, 95814, FISH AND GAME. CALENDAR: Dec, 3-4, FishandGame Commission meeting in Los Angeles, Dec, 12, open band-tailed pigeon season, balance of state (except northern area.) Dec, 13, close second period of dove season, Dec, 20, close pheasant season except Imperial and eastern Riverside counties, — . Dec, 26, open archery pheasant season (except Imperial and eastern Riverside counties.) “ The opening weekend of CaliBEYAVACN fornia's 1970 pheasant season Jan. 3, close bear season. High low R on public hunting areas was ratClose quail season (north coast Nov. 25 56 36° 2.29 @d poor, 'y lower than .andnorthern. counties). Close Nov. 26 50 42 1.25 last year's success, the Departpheasant season (imperial and Nov. 27 44 37.04 ment of Fish and Game reports. eastern Riverside. counties). Nov. 28 44 36 No real hot spots developed Close archery pheasant season Nov. 29 45 40 1.77 aS 5,152 hunters averaged .25 (except. Imperial and eastern Nov. 30 45 38.91 birds per hunter, based‘on a toRiverside counties). Dec, 1 42 38 2.05 tal bag of 1,287 male:pheasants. . Jan. 9, archery pheasRainfall to date 18.79 -Last: year 5,175 hunters. took ant season (Imperial and eastRainfall last year 6.75 1,910 roosters for a .37 averern Riverside counties). age. Jan, 10, close duck and goose , Pacing the state's wildlifearseason, northeastern area, we ee eas was Honey Lake, whichproClose band-tailed pigeon seaHigh. pe R duced a bag of 339 birds for 439 son. Nov. 25 2.30 hunters, an-average of .77 per . Nov, 26 62 # ag) 1-40 r. Gray Lodge fo! with . Nov, 27 PY eee 8. for at average rs. bagging $88 birds Nov, 28 45 62" o* Nov. 29 49 : rae 2 Sacramento Nationa , 30 ‘ildlife, d the Nov, 30 _—_-89_‘:1.19 shooting, with 6 Rainfall to date 16,51 seas van srs Rainfall last year 6.32 Ba gsseters nade : in bin>$ ner is Wayne Brown who anti140 2 role r cipates plenty of crab for the . first crab feed of the season. Dinner will start at 7:30 p.m. and is open,to age members a their — Re ae’ , -CERTIFICATE OF : CORPORATION TRANSACTING ~BUSINESS UNDER 2 FICTITIOUS. NAME The under ante RIVER Maggies he ee a corpora’ or an under and by virtue of the laws of the State of California and authorized to do and State of California, by itspresident and secretary thereunto That it is transacting business at Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California, under the name and style of "BEAR RIVER LUMBER COMPANY"; that it is the sole owner of the business and that no other corporation or person is interested therein; ‘that the corporation's place of residence and its prin-. cipal office for the transaction of its business is located at Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California, . IN. WITNESS WHEREOF, YUBA RIVER LUMBER CO., INC., by its president and secretary thereunto duly authorized, has affixed its name and corporate seal this 6th day of November, 1970, YUBA RIVER LUMBER y: s/ WILLIAM J. PENDOLA, President s/ VERA M, PENDOLA __. Secretary STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada On this 6th day. of November in the year one nine hundred and_ seventy, before me, Dorothy G, Rhodehamel, a Nofary Public, State of Califorduly commissioned and personally ared sworn J, PENDO! and wena M, PENDOLA: known to me to be the President and Sec-. motary of the corporation dea 9g known to me to who executed the within instrument on behalf of the corporation therein named, and acknaw-. ibed in and that executed the. and also ledged to me that such corpor: ation executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF 1 have hereunto set my ‘hand aiid affixed my oneal seal. in ‘the County of ‘Nevada .the day and year in this certificated first above written, . 3 s/ DOROTHY G, — RHODEHAMEL Notary Public, State of California, (SEAL) Pay Commitacion Expires Aug.974, see & AROSTEGUI Attorneys at Law 225 Sixth Street Marysville, California 95901 Telephone: 742-3223 Dates of Publication: Nov. 11, 25, Dec. 2, 1970. eee eee ee ae d in doing business in the ~ and whose total income does not a. authorized, ‘hereby certi-CUSTOM BUTCHERING . Beef, Pork & Lamb, ‘Call Bob, The Meat Bee oe: pont Bee,. esi 273-9 -the personsCrush all smokes dead out. A WANT AD IS A BONANZA IN THE NUGGET CALL 265-2471 Repetto aN AN PSE IA 4@* te “ate eo eR RE RAR BREE EER ES =

ea apn Friday, Commission Prosidant oh Rans Pearman announced thé: meeting will begin at 1:30.p,m.Thursday in Room 115 oftheOld w State Building, 217 W. First St.; and reconvene at 9 a.m. Friday: in Room 1138 of the New State Building, 107 °S, Broadway. The angling regulations will be set during Friday's session. ' Also scheduled for consideration Friday isa report by the Department of Fish and Game on a proposed hunting and sportfishing license increase. The commission initially received angling recommendations: from the Department of Fish and Game and the public at a meeting in Sacramento, Oct. 2, The proposed regulations, or determinations, were announced after a public hearing Oct, 30 in RedHighlighting the proposed regulations is a recommendation for an all-year trout season in lakes and reservoirs throughout California, with the exception of Alpine, Inyo and Mono counties. The proposal would provide for a limit of 10 fish May 1 through Nov. 15 and a limit of five fish during the balance of the year. DFG Director G. Ray Arnett said the thrust of the recommento ‘simplify Califo sport fishing regulations. "The only way we can make headway in clarifiying the regulations is to delete all those special rules (closures, seasons teene to the resource,” ‘ ~ In other actions during itstwo2 ay. meeting, the: commission. eae amendments toits ‘regulations to: bring them into conformity with new laws passed by the 1970 legislature. == * =-Consider amendmentstothe: commission regulations which would revise falconry permit regulations and give additional. protection’ to peregrine and prairie falcons; — ‘ ‘--Hear reports from the Department of Fish and Game onthe latest anchovy catch, the recent. aged deer season, waterfowl inventories and botulism; --Elect commission officers for 1971, CALIFORNIA TO SHARE IN HANDGUN TAX California's hunters will benefit from their own generosity when Senate Bill 3927 becomes law upon President Nixon's signature, The bill will divert the: 10 per cent excise tax on handguns from general’ revenue to use primarily in wildlife restoration and hunter safety programs. -This is not anewtax -merely a redirection of an existing tax into more appropriate channels, California will share in the estimated $5 million revenue annually, The bill is similar to two other revenue bills which use taxes and limits), which are not of on sportsmen to benefit those major significance on a statewide basis," he said. But he ‘added that while the recommendations call for the wholesale deletion of more than 50 sections, other sections have had to ‘be added in response to — NevadalCounty Rainfall Gauge same sportsmen, California shares in proceeds from: the Dingell Johnson and PittmanRobertson acts. D-J funds result from a tax on fishing tackle, and P-R funds come from the taxon sporting arms and ammunition. Many of the research projects of California's Department of Fish and Game ‘are financed by these two funds, which have also allowed the DFG topurchase public hunting land. PHEASANT OPENER RATED "POOR" sae FISHING LICENSES ¢ FREEeens LIMITED CONDITIONS The Department of Fish and Game issued a reminder today that free fishing licenses. are available for senior citizensonly — ‘under conditions strictly limited by statelaw. The DFG pointed out that free licenses. are authorized only for: 1, Persons receiving aidtothe . Old under the California Age Security (OAS) law, not federal Social Security, Such licensés are valid for all fishing. 2. Women over 62 and men over.65 who have been resiengage dents of California for the five years immediately preceding exceed $140 per month for single persons or $280 for married couples, Income includes salaries, pensions, interest, rents and other forms of income, Licenses: issued to these persons are valid only for ocean fishing, but. may be validated for inland fishing by the purchase of the proper $1 license stamps, two of which are necessary for trout fishing. Persons receiving aid to the aged and who desire a free fishing license may obtain an application from their county welfare officer. Persons who are not .receiving such aid but who meet the other requirements may obtain an application from the License Section, Department of Fish and Game, 1416 Ninth St., Sacramento, 95814, FISH AND GAME. CALENDAR:

Dec, 3-4, FishandGame Commission meeting in Los Angeles, Dec, 12, open band-tailed pigeon season, balance of state (except northern area.) Dec, 13, close second period of dove season, Dec, 20, close pheasant season except Imperial and eastern Riverside counties, — . Dec, 26, open archery pheasant season (except Imperial and eastern Riverside counties.) “ The opening weekend of CaliBEYAVACN fornia's 1970 pheasant season Jan. 3, close bear season. High low R on public hunting areas was ratClose quail season (north coast Nov. 25 56 36° 2.29 @d poor, 'y lower than .andnorthern. counties). Close Nov. 26 50 42 1.25 last year's success, the Departpheasant season (imperial and Nov. 27 44 37.04 ment of Fish and Game reports. eastern Riverside. counties). Nov. 28 44 36 No real hot spots developed Close archery pheasant season Nov. 29 45 40 1.77 aS 5,152 hunters averaged .25 (except. Imperial and eastern Nov. 30 45 38.91 birds per hunter, based‘on a toRiverside counties). Dec, 1 42 38 2.05 tal bag of 1,287 male:pheasants. . Jan. 9, archery pheasRainfall to date 18.79 -Last: year 5,175 hunters. took ant season (Imperial and eastRainfall last year 6.75 1,910 roosters for a .37 averern Riverside counties). age. Jan, 10, close duck and goose , Pacing the state's wildlifearseason, northeastern area, we ee eas was Honey Lake, whichproClose band-tailed pigeon seaHigh. pe R duced a bag of 339 birds for 439 son. Nov. 25 2.30 hunters, an-average of .77 per . Nov, 26 62 # ag) 1-40 r. Gray Lodge fo! with . Nov, 27 PY eee 8. for at average rs. bagging $88 birds Nov, 28 45 62" o* Nov. 29 49 : rae 2 Sacramento Nationa , 30 ‘ildlife, d the Nov, 30 _—_-89_‘:1.19 shooting, with 6 Rainfall to date 16,51 seas van srs Rainfall last year 6.32 Ba gsseters nade : in bin>$ ner is Wayne Brown who anti140 2 role r cipates plenty of crab for the . first crab feed of the season. Dinner will start at 7:30 p.m. and is open,to age members a their — Re ae’ , -CERTIFICATE OF : CORPORATION TRANSACTING ~BUSINESS UNDER 2 FICTITIOUS. NAME The under ante RIVER Maggies he ee a corpora’ or an under and by virtue of the laws of the State of California and authorized to do and State of California, by itspresident and secretary thereunto That it is transacting business at Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California, under the name and style of "BEAR RIVER LUMBER COMPANY"; that it is the sole owner of the business and that no other corporation or person is interested therein; ‘that the corporation's place of residence and its prin-. cipal office for the transaction of its business is located at Grass Valley, County of Nevada, State of California, . IN. WITNESS WHEREOF, YUBA RIVER LUMBER CO., INC., by its president and secretary thereunto duly authorized, has affixed its name and corporate seal this 6th day of November, 1970, YUBA RIVER LUMBER y: s/ WILLIAM J. PENDOLA, President s/ VERA M, PENDOLA __. Secretary STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada On this 6th day. of November in the year one nine hundred and_ seventy, before me, Dorothy G, Rhodehamel, a Nofary Public, State of Califorduly commissioned and personally ared sworn J, PENDO! and wena M, PENDOLA: known to me to be the President and Sec-. motary of the corporation dea 9g known to me to who executed the within instrument on behalf of the corporation therein named, and acknaw-. ibed in and that executed the. and also ledged to me that such corpor: ation executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF 1 have hereunto set my ‘hand aiid affixed my oneal seal. in ‘the County of ‘Nevada .the day and year in this certificated first above written, . 3 s/ DOROTHY G, — RHODEHAMEL Notary Public, State of California, (SEAL) Pay Commitacion Expires Aug.974, see & AROSTEGUI Attorneys at Law 225 Sixth Street Marysville, California 95901 Telephone: 742-3223 Dates of Publication: Nov. 11, 25, Dec. 2, 1970. eee eee ee ae d in doing business in the ~ and whose total income does not a. authorized, ‘hereby certi-CUSTOM BUTCHERING . Beef, Pork & Lamb, ‘Call Bob, The Meat Bee oe: pont Bee,. esi 273-9 -the personsCrush all smokes dead out. A WANT AD IS A BONANZA IN THE NUGGET CALL 265-2471 Repetto aN AN PSE IA 4@* te “ate eo eR RE RAR BREE EER ES =