June 5, 1974 (8 pages)

Cm Saat no le int a 8 The Nevada County Nugget Wed., June 5,1974 _ An early EVERYBODY LOVES A PARADE — Especially when its in 1910.in add years the parade is held in Grass Valley. Nevada City. The horse-drawn float of the Elks in Red. Cross swimming American Red Cross swim-. ming classes for June and July be received until the classes are older. The courses are open to ye been announced by Shirley full. Classes will be held in Grass Vallley’s Memorial Park pool June 12 to 26. Those interested must sign up for the session on June 8 in the club house New law provides for Legislation to provide overnight hostel facilities at State “Parks, together with park-topark trail links, was signed into law recently by Governor Ronald Reagan. The bill was authored by Senator Randolph Collier of Siskiyou County and Assemblyman Barry Keene of Eureka, with a number of co-authors. Former Senator Robert Lagomarsino of Ventura was given special praise by Senator Collier as one of the original coof the bill. The proposal, Senate Bill 420, provides $2 million for acquisition and development of, the trails. and hostel facilities. Additional funds for the ram are also estimated from the 1974 State Park Bond Act, which will be Proposition 1 on the June ballot. The bill directs the State Parks Department to develop sleeping facilities for the State’s growing number of “knapsack”: au . $202,755 for . NC street work day parade The latest engineer’s estimate for pipeline installation and work on three Nevada City streets is $202,755, the council ’ John DeHorn, engineer -for. Cranmer » gave the councilmen his latest estimate for the work the city hopes to £ have completed this summer. One phase was up some and another was down, DeHorn, said, with detailed ‘work underway. His first estimate was $2.55 less than $200,000." _. He said at the June 10 meeting -final plans will be submitted, on June 14, bids opened July 15 and the contract awardéd July 22. The contractor has 80 working days for the project which should be completed before heavy winter rains, The city has $190,000 with its revenue sharing funds and gas. tax money and expects to add $10,000 from the general fund. If the bids go over the money available the city has a number ae» ee OO 5 ig ae of options, which the councilmen ’ discussed at length at a previous———_— meeting and again Tuesday. ‘ oe 2 Options include decreasing . ; f the length of the pipeline from _ Sat Canada Hill to the-city by * RESURFACING PROJECT various amounts,” thereby er ; ; saving $25,000 or $35,000, The state will open bids June depending upon the length 26 for resurfacing 12°miles of eliminated. Another option ; ees ild rosie: , prop frou would. $74,000 in to pur two beginning at 9 a.m. Signups will children six years of age and county line to just south ; save ) — oul = Valley. The Department of inches of asphalt over six inches first. grade children through en Save Park Life saving courses, both ro TTY session will be junior andsenior, will be offered held at Seaman’s Lodge on June Concur cape eine ae — gf om ‘ay be oles for ren fina persons will valitegl 208 for also be held at the same time. The Sacramento Light: Opera Association's: dweller on the weekend,”’ Collier, dean of the Senate and head of its Finance Committee, noted. “I believe we also need facilities for the knapsackers, more like the youth hostels of Europe or the hiking shelters of New England, for those who wish to stay for awhile.” Both Collier and Assemtheir concern over the increasing number of bicyclists using state highways to reach scenic and recreational areas. Senator Collier stressed this feature of separate pathways for the nonmotorized traveler.” Strong support for the Collier-Keene bill came from horsemen’s groups who for — years have sought development of a statewide recreation trail system. The new state trails will, wherever possible, be tied into existing local trail facilities. Based on safety and fuelsaving considerations, the new law will go into effect on anThe State . urgency basis. Department of Parks and +. storing = Golddiggers JUNE 25.30 The Rowan & Martin Show 6 2 Shows. on Saturday Night: 6:30 ond: 9:30 No performance on Monday mght. oe 15th and H 24th SEASON OPENS Je Anne Worley i it in a i. : : MONDAY, JUNE 3rd. In Once Upon A Mattress SHOWTIMES: DAILY 8:30 PM Henry Gibson _ hostels in state parks poten sr paca * ; Howard Keet ; ~ JUNE 3.9 ot ‘ The Incomperable campers and to provide hiking, increase in Californians of all J+ Miss Marlene Dietrich Cuanah + slapd horseback riding, and bicycling ages bicycle-touring our coast Roger Williams sia a trails connecting parks to one highways. This mix of bicycles SESE Lainie Kazan another and, where possible, with recreation vehicles, trucks The Sergio Franchi Show Déditions Gay: linking state parks with urban and local traffic is becoming — Sarai tenes pec sige areas. increasingly’ dangerous for all with Special Guest Stors Red concerned — driver, as well as name: ey “Our state park campgrounds cyclist.Our bill will launch the ‘ are designed mainly for the city state on a program of providing The Jerry Vale Show _WLY'29-AUG. 4° ks Giorgio Tozzi’ Nancy Dussauit tn Seuth Pacific AUGUST 5-11 John Gary in The Student Prince AUGUST 12-25 Ken Berry Virginia Mayo Kathleen Freeman in . No, No, Nanette PRODUCED BY RUSSELL LEWIS AND HOWARD YOUNG PRESENTED BY THE SACRAMENTO CIVIC THEATER SPONSORED BY THE SACRAMENTO BEE, KFBK, AND KOVR CHANNEL 13 SEASON AND SINGLE TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT. eee MUSIC CIRCUS BOX OFFICE SB 420, ‘The north coast area iSRecreation has already be 1419 HST., SACRAMENTO PHONE 441-3163one of our top priorities,” ianning work on fecikties for @ SAVE UP TO 20% ON SEASON TICKETS i cri rows Collier . indicated. “In ~ recent years We hhave.seen an enormous . the coastal area and preparation , of a 1975 statewide plan. BOX, OFFICE HOURS: DAILY 10 AM'TO 9 PM SUNDAY NOON TO 9 PM

Cm Saat no le int a 8 The Nevada County Nugget Wed., June 5,1974 _ An early EVERYBODY LOVES A PARADE — Especially when its in 1910.in add years the parade is held in Grass Valley. Nevada City. The horse-drawn float of the Elks in Red. Cross swimming American Red Cross swim-. ming classes for June and July be received until the classes are older. The courses are open to ye been announced by Shirley full. Classes will be held in Grass Vallley’s Memorial Park pool June 12 to 26. Those interested must sign up for the session on June 8 in the club house New law provides for Legislation to provide overnight hostel facilities at State “Parks, together with park-topark trail links, was signed into law recently by Governor Ronald Reagan. The bill was authored by Senator Randolph Collier of Siskiyou County and Assemblyman Barry Keene of Eureka, with a number of co-authors. Former Senator Robert Lagomarsino of Ventura was given special praise by Senator Collier as one of the original coof the bill. The proposal, Senate Bill 420, provides $2 million for acquisition and development of, the trails. and hostel facilities. Additional funds for the ram are also estimated from the 1974 State Park Bond Act, which will be Proposition 1 on the June ballot. The bill directs the State Parks Department to develop sleeping facilities for the State’s growing number of “knapsack”: au . $202,755 for . NC street work day parade The latest engineer’s estimate for pipeline installation and work on three Nevada City streets is $202,755, the council ’ John DeHorn, engineer -for. Cranmer » gave the councilmen his latest estimate for the work the city hopes to £ have completed this summer. One phase was up some and another was down, DeHorn, said, with detailed ‘work underway. His first estimate was $2.55 less than $200,000." _. He said at the June 10 meeting -final plans will be submitted, on June 14, bids opened July 15 and the contract awardéd July 22. The contractor has 80 working days for the project which should be completed before heavy winter rains, The city has $190,000 with its revenue sharing funds and gas. tax money and expects to add $10,000 from the general fund. If the bids go over the money available the city has a number ae» ee OO 5 ig ae of options, which the councilmen ’ discussed at length at a previous———_— meeting and again Tuesday. ‘ oe 2 Options include decreasing . ; f the length of the pipeline from _ Sat Canada Hill to the-city by * RESURFACING PROJECT various amounts,” thereby er ; ; saving $25,000 or $35,000, The state will open bids June depending upon the length 26 for resurfacing 12°miles of eliminated. Another option ; ees ild rosie: , prop frou would. $74,000 in to pur two beginning at 9 a.m. Signups will children six years of age and county line to just south ; save ) — oul = Valley. The Department of inches of asphalt over six inches first. grade children through en Save Park Life saving courses, both ro TTY session will be junior andsenior, will be offered held at Seaman’s Lodge on June Concur cape eine ae — gf om ‘ay be oles for ren fina persons will

valitegl 208 for also be held at the same time. The Sacramento Light: Opera Association's: dweller on the weekend,”’ Collier, dean of the Senate and head of its Finance Committee, noted. “I believe we also need facilities for the knapsackers, more like the youth hostels of Europe or the hiking shelters of New England, for those who wish to stay for awhile.” Both Collier and Assemtheir concern over the increasing number of bicyclists using state highways to reach scenic and recreational areas. Senator Collier stressed this feature of separate pathways for the nonmotorized traveler.” Strong support for the Collier-Keene bill came from horsemen’s groups who for — years have sought development of a statewide recreation trail system. The new state trails will, wherever possible, be tied into existing local trail facilities. Based on safety and fuelsaving considerations, the new law will go into effect on anThe State . urgency basis. Department of Parks and +. storing = Golddiggers JUNE 25.30 The Rowan & Martin Show 6 2 Shows. on Saturday Night: 6:30 ond: 9:30 No performance on Monday mght. oe 15th and H 24th SEASON OPENS Je Anne Worley i it in a i. : : MONDAY, JUNE 3rd. In Once Upon A Mattress SHOWTIMES: DAILY 8:30 PM Henry Gibson _ hostels in state parks poten sr paca * ; Howard Keet ; ~ JUNE 3.9 ot ‘ The Incomperable campers and to provide hiking, increase in Californians of all J+ Miss Marlene Dietrich Cuanah + slapd horseback riding, and bicycling ages bicycle-touring our coast Roger Williams sia a trails connecting parks to one highways. This mix of bicycles SESE Lainie Kazan another and, where possible, with recreation vehicles, trucks The Sergio Franchi Show Déditions Gay: linking state parks with urban and local traffic is becoming — Sarai tenes pec sige areas. increasingly’ dangerous for all with Special Guest Stors Red concerned — driver, as well as name: ey “Our state park campgrounds cyclist.Our bill will launch the ‘ are designed mainly for the city state on a program of providing The Jerry Vale Show _WLY'29-AUG. 4° ks Giorgio Tozzi’ Nancy Dussauit tn Seuth Pacific AUGUST 5-11 John Gary in The Student Prince AUGUST 12-25 Ken Berry Virginia Mayo Kathleen Freeman in . No, No, Nanette PRODUCED BY RUSSELL LEWIS AND HOWARD YOUNG PRESENTED BY THE SACRAMENTO CIVIC THEATER SPONSORED BY THE SACRAMENTO BEE, KFBK, AND KOVR CHANNEL 13 SEASON AND SINGLE TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT. eee MUSIC CIRCUS BOX OFFICE SB 420, ‘The north coast area iSRecreation has already be 1419 HST., SACRAMENTO PHONE 441-3163one of our top priorities,” ianning work on fecikties for @ SAVE UP TO 20% ON SEASON TICKETS i cri rows Collier . indicated. “In ~ recent years We hhave.seen an enormous . the coastal area and preparation , of a 1975 statewide plan.. BOX, OFFICE HOURS: DAILY 10 AM'TO 9 PM SUNDAY NOON TO 9 PM