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. February 13, 1964..The Nugget.. Page 23
Page 23.
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Storm Clean-Up Continues
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REPAIRING TREE.. es an serene to save one
large limb cracked by January's snow storm, W.
O. Fait, Lower Grass Valley Rd., winds a protection around the break before bracing the limb.
CLEAN-UP..W.E. French has started to burn
the remains of some 15 trees that fell on his
property overlooking Gold Flat. Logs have been
cutand the remaining slash is piled high in several stacks that will likely take weeks tocomplete
burning.
ANOTHER LOAD. .Nevada City crews are working
to complete the clean-up of city streets as an
aftermath of the recent storm.
Planners Talk
To Foresters
At Dinner
Fifty members of the Society of
ore ices ca Sacramentohoe chapter, gathered at Sierra
College Friday evening for dinner
and discussion of the industry.
"Land use Planning” was the
theme,
Guest speakers were the planning directors for Placer and
Nevada counties, William Roberts
of Nevada county and Fred Barber of Placer county. Making a
brief welcoming speech on behalf of the college was Harold
Weaver, president.
Program chairman was Wally
Greentree of Cal-Pacific, Sacramento, Chairman of the chapter, which includes Placer,
Nevada, Sacramento and Sierra
counties, is Dick Pryor of Sierra
College. Larry Brewer of Auburn
was in charge of the dinner.
Several El Dorado county forFORESTERS MEET ie .wiscussing an neon te
esters were guests. Members repwhich included talks by Nevada and Placer County
resented private industry as well 1 inerdi t H B h ( ding)
as federal, state and local forestry planning directors are Henry branag standing),
and conservation groups. The Superintendent of Tahoe National Forest, John
meetings are monthly affairs. Corbett (left), also of TNF, and Leon Sanford,
The Old World has only two Southern Pacific Land Company district ranger.
members of the camel family, The dinner of the American Foresters Society was
the dromedary and the Bactrianheld at Sierra College. with 50 in attendance. .
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