February 20, 1964 (22 pages)

. Page 19 .February 20, 1964.The Nugget. Page 19. CLYDE HUSTON Discuss Water Problems Efficient and Effective Water Management was the topic last night at the second meeting of the Placer, Nevada and El Dorado County Stockmen's Institute. _ Farm Advisor Les McCabe invited farmers in the three counties to attend the meeting at Placer Union High School Auditorium. gineer Cly de Houston discussed soil, water and plant relationships. Houston has been a consultant to the United Nations and countriesin Central and South Ameriea;~ Nerth—Africa andthe Neat East in relation to im proving water Management practices. UC irrigation and drainage cnDownieville Recreation Use HighDespite Flood Damage District Ranger Ken Chilman advised last week that recreation use washeavy in the Downieville District of Tahoe National Forest during 1963. This was despite highway reconstruction and flood damaged facilities in several ateas. Statistics show a total of 46,750 recreation visits representing about 190,000 man daysuse. Ap-_ proximately 39,000 of the total number of visits were in the camping and picnicking categories. These figures are comparable to those of 1962. SUBSCRIBE NOW P.O. Box 612, ____ New subscription ___ Renewal Name Address. Enclosed is my payment for (check one) ___One Year $4.00 ___Two Years $6.00 ___ Three Years $8.00 NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Nevada City, California Chilman says recent completion of the new Keefer bridge between Sierra City and Wild Plum Campground will make recreation use possible again in that locality. Camping and picnicking at Wild Plum were curtailed during 1963 because of flood destruction ofthe older Keefer bridge. Flood damaged campground facilities have been almost completely repaired which together with restored access at Wild Plum point to a probable increase in recreation use for 1964, . ties are included in the chapter, Local Women. _ Attend Meet The California Nursing Homes, Sanitariums, Rest Homes and Homes for the Aged Association held its quarterly meeting earlier this month at the Wayside Inn in Paso Robles. Mrs. Ruby Wall, Grass Valley, and Mrs. Maxine Reed, Nevada City, both attended the meeting. Mrs. Wall, ofOak Park Nursing Home, serves as a director to the board representing the Sierra Chapter of the association, a chapter which covers most of Northern California. Nine counwith 30 care facilities having almost 700 beds for the care of the aging. Mrs. Reed, Echo Valley Home for Senior Citizens, is membership chairman for the Sierra Chapter. Mrs. Reed reported that Tom Piott, director of Aging Services Bureau in California, discussed Joint Licensing Service. This new office will coordinate all facilities forcare of the aged under one head within the Public Health Department's jurisdiction. Johnson OnMexicanPanel Congressman Harold T. Johnson has been appointed a member of the House of Representatives delegation tothe Fourth MexicoUnited States Interparliamentary Group. The appointment was announc ~ ed by House SpeakerJohn W. McCormack of Massachusetts. U.S. Congressmen and Senators will meet in Washington with their counterparts from Mexico to discuss a variety of mutual problems and projects. The sessions will be held March 5-10. Last year Congressman Johnson was a delegate to the conferences held in Mexico. STARTS WEDNESDAY ONE FULL WEEK a , Audrey Grant Hepburn can expect “4 the a unexpected in. A STANLEY DONEN Production AUniversal Release TECHN ICOLOR™ MErraiteerrers eetetre ts es = . 34d BE + ‘ DRILL SQUAD---Sierra College's coeds have a * drill squad and no place to drill this semester. The drill girls are Linda McDonald, front, Grass Valley; and (left to right, rear) Cheryl Green, Fair Oaks, Anita Gentry, Colfax and Lorraine Fanini, Auburn. DEPEND ON BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO TO ADD A NEW FIREPLACE WALL WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT! es Kw WY MN, Tp Z Ds Y ; , nl Wty, » SS =. = = 4, \) TTT \\\a RELIABLE, ESTABLISHED LUMBER DEALERS We jt CS KNOW HOME IMPROVEMENT BEST ATW Furnish Everything: 1. ideas 2. Designing You can depend on us for guaranteed home improvement because we've been here a long time, done a lot of it. and we're proud of our reputation. But, more than that, CHIP, our Comprehensive Home Improvement Plan, furnishes everything you need . . . Ideas, Designing, Financing, Materials and Construction. Call today for FREE booklet and consultation in your home. We'll furnish suggestions, sketches and complete costs before any papers are signed. BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO. 3. Financing a. Materials S. Construction Van Heflin also CRY OF BATTLE H Grass Valley Nevada City Ph. 273-6105 Mm CHIP — the only Comprehensive Home Improvement Plan §&

. Page 19 .February 20, 1964..The Nugget. Page 19. CLYDE HUSTON Discuss Water Problems Efficient and Effective Water Management was the topic last night at the second meeting of the Placer, Nevada and El Dorado County Stockmen's Institute. _ Farm Advisor Les McCabe invited farmers in the three counties to attend the meeting at Placer Union High School Auditorium. gineer Cly de Houston discussed soil, water and plant relationships. Houston has been a consultant to the United Nations and countriesin Central and South Ameriea;~ Nerth—Africa andthe Neat East in relation to im proving water Management practices. UC irrigation and drainage cnDownieville Recreation Use HighDespite Flood Damage District Ranger Ken Chilman advised last week that recreation use washeavy in the Downieville District of Tahoe National Forest during 1963. This was despite highway reconstruction and flood damaged facilities in several ateas. Statistics show a total of 46,750 recreation visits representing about 190,000 man daysuse. Ap-_ proximately 39,000 of the total number of visits were in the camping and picnicking categories. These figures are comparable to those of 1962. SUBSCRIBE NOW P.O. Box 612, ____ New subscription ___ Renewal Name Address. Enclosed is my payment for (check one) ___One Year $4.00 ___Two Years $6.00 ___ Three Years $8.00 NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Nevada City, California Chilman says recent completion of the new Keefer bridge between Sierra City and Wild Plum Campground will make recreation use possible again in that locality. Camping and picnicking at Wild Plum were curtailed during 1963 because of flood destruction ofthe older Keefer bridge. Flood damaged campground facilities have been almost completely repaired which together with restored access at Wild Plum point to a probable increase in recreation use for 1964, . ties are included in the chapter, Local Women. _ Attend Meet The California Nursing Homes, Sanitariums, Rest Homes and Homes for the Aged Association held its quarterly meeting earlier this month at the Wayside Inn in Paso Robles. Mrs. Ruby Wall, Grass Valley, and Mrs. Maxine Reed, Nevada City, both attended the meeting. Mrs. Wall, ofOak Park Nursing Home, serves as a director to the board representing the Sierra Chapter of the association, a chapter which covers most of Northern California. Nine counwith 30 care facilities having almost 700 beds for the care of the aging. Mrs. Reed, Echo Valley Home for Senior Citizens, is membership chairman for the Sierra Chapter. Mrs. Reed reported that Tom Piott, director of Aging Services

Bureau in California, discussed Joint Licensing Service. This new office will coordinate all facilities forcare of the aged under one head within the Public Health Department's jurisdiction. Johnson OnMexicanPanel Congressman Harold T. Johnson has been appointed a member of the House of Representatives delegation tothe Fourth MexicoUnited States Interparliamentary Group. The appointment was announc ~ ed by House SpeakerJohn W. McCormack of Massachusetts. U.S. Congressmen and Senators will meet in Washington with their counterparts from Mexico to discuss a variety of mutual problems and projects. The sessions will be held March 5-10. Last year Congressman Johnson was a delegate to the conferences held in Mexico. STARTS WEDNESDAY ONE FULL WEEK a , Audrey Grant Hepburn can expect “4 the a unexpected in.. A STANLEY DONEN Production AUniversal Release TECHN ICOLOR™ MErraiteerrers eetetre ts es = . 34d BE + ‘ DRILL SQUAD---Sierra College's coeds have a * drill squad and no place to drill this semester. The drill girls are Linda McDonald, front, Grass Valley; and (left to right, rear) Cheryl Green, Fair Oaks, Anita Gentry, Colfax and Lorraine Fanini, Auburn. DEPEND ON BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO TO ADD A NEW FIREPLACE WALL WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT! es Kw WY MN, Tp Z Ds Y ; , nl Wty, » SS =. = = 4, \) TTT \\\a RELIABLE, ESTABLISHED LUMBER DEALERS We jt CS KNOW HOME IMPROVEMENT BEST ATW Furnish Everything: 1. ideas 2. Designing You can depend on us for guaranteed home improvement because we've been here a long time, done a lot of it.. and we're proud of our reputation. But, more than that, CHIP, our Comprehensive Home Improvement Plan, furnishes everything you need . . . Ideas, Designing, Financing, Materials and Construction. Call today for FREE booklet and consultation in your home. We'll furnish suggestions, sketches and complete costs before any papers are signed. BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO. 3. Financing a. Materials S. Construction Van Heflin also CRY OF BATTLE H Grass Valley Nevada City Ph. 273-6105 Mm CHIP — the only Comprehensive Home Improvement Plan §&