May 23, 1973 (12 pages)

Wed., May 23,1973 The Nevada County —_ NEVADA CITY« . BERVING THE NEVADA COUNTY COMMUNITIES OF NEVADA CITY, GRASS VALLEY, RED DOG, YOU BET, TOWN TALK, QMEGA, FRENCH CORRAL, ROUGH AND READY, GRANITEV ILLE, NORTH SAN JUAN, NORTH BLOOMFIELD, HUMBUG, CEDAR RIDGE, UNION HILL, PEARDALE, SUMMIT CITY. WALLOUP A, GOUGE EYE, LIME KILN, CMICAGO PARK, WOLF. SELBY FLAT, GRIZZLY HILL, GOLD FLAT, SOGGSVILLE, GOLD BAR, LOWELL HILL, BOURBON HILL, SCOTCH HILL, NO QUAKER HILL, WILLOW VALLEY, NEWTOWN, INDIAN FLAT, BRIDGEPORT, BIRCHVILLE, MOORE'S FLAT, ORLEANS FLAT, REMINGTON HILL, ANTHONY Volume 27, No. 24 Nevada City, Nevada County, California, AND KEMP SECOND HALF SAVICH TOSAN QUENTIN, FOR STRONG ARMING BASEBALL STARTS SUNDAY Thursday, June 11, 1953 Price Five Cents OUTLYING AREAS LOSING WINTER FIRE PROTECTION Chalk Up Record Catch “Our sidewalks should be safe. at all times,” Nevada City to Meet Grass Valley at Pioneer Park aged He remanded 34, of Louie Clipper announced this week that its fire Don MacKenzie, start during those months. and The Tahoe National Forest will supervisors assured them . that. again have the benefit of a they will work out somé:sért of! Both had been found guilty of to Trathen on the mound to put} earlier had been reduced to robthem in the winning colurnn.: Game time is 2:30 p.m. Probable: lineups: Nevada City Foyer MacKenzie Bravo Painter., L Goldsbury Brown c p lb 2b 3S 3b If cf rf . bery. . BUREAU AND N.1.D. DIRECTORS MEET; REACH NO DECISION Grass Valley. Burton } Trathen . Boon. Painter, R. . Warren A crowd of several hundred Luke . Capps people Monday night heard the Halverstat . board of directors of the NID and Harris representatives of the U. S. Reclamation Bureau discuss a pro. posed survey of the irrigation: j district here. . CHERRY FESTIVAL BEGINS JUNE 20TH After several hours discussion night, . “They were biting so fast we had to hide behind a tree to bait our hook,” these three fisherme. reported—in about 1900. Today they would have to shoot the game warden to bring in such a catch or else go to the trout farms. Local oldtimers here are frankly somewhat puzzled as to ideitifying the fishermen shown here. In_all probabilities, they are, left to right: Fred Searles, Judge A. B. Dibble and Charles Butler. throughout Sunday. i agency. Saturday night Jerry Austin’s{ band will play for dancing at the. Ceronation ball. Sometime dur"Back to Grand Jury, ins the evening the queen will be crowned, Entries include Lucle Key, Savannah Georgia The Ross-Robinson court action Smith, Emogene Woodruff, Berwent back where it started this nadine Bobb, Germaine Marsh,. Tuesday as Superior Court Judge ]¢a Mae Perd and Sou Bidwell. James Snell ordered District AtThe big parade, now numbertorney Stoll to return to the ing more than 40 entries, will Nevada County grand. jury and start at 1:30 p.m. and will run obtain a new indictment. the length of the town (one Judge Orders D.A. block). Everybody is invited to join in all the fun, says Ed Kohler, mayor and chairman of the Festival. Judge Snell based his request. Parsons Now Nurse Mary Adele Parsons of Nevada .City was one of 1,260 seniors and ‘graduate students receiving degrees last week from the University of Colorado at Boulder. were scheduled to disband last week but have been held over to consider the new charges. Miss Parsons. won her bachelor of science in nursing. : *Dr. Joseph B. O'Neil, Truckee Campbell Too Eager An over.enthusiastic Fine O'Neil $750 troug] physician, was fined $750 on tffree narcotic charges by Supe—. Court Judge Snell on Tues fisherman, Arche Canggbell of sd ee Nevada City, wW8 fined $25 this] “ive had beenais indicted by the week by Justice of the Peace George Gildersleeve for taking Nevada County grand jury and later admitted that he had prefor than his share from Roek scribed the narcot’ ‘or himself. Creek. His bail_pf $1,000 w:. -urned. was move . supervisors -in made the by the State Forest men will be ussigned to Foresthill Ranger District, with the, camp logated at Crees . economy. *)* . The interests of . the Ranger Don Store, about 350 mules’ cast of the Foresthill¢ They will Knowiton said their fire equip. town of ment will be put out of service! work on Timber Stand improveat. tne close of the forest fire ment Work In areas eut over by season and will not be activated the American River ‘Pines Lumagain until the fire season the/. ber Cumpany cutting government ;tmber in that area on a long. Toliowing spring. iterm sale, All men will be trained t i in fire suppression and will be . . available tor fires throughout the entire forest und elsewhere _ in the -case of large. fires. Five ot the inmates will. be. specially ‘LIONS COMPLETE ‘BARBECUE PIT . AT PIONEER PARK trained, with as fast-moving a a foreman, to act first-attack crew Starting Third Year This is the third consecutive . put: the finishing touches on a year that such a cam p has been on the Tahoe Forest. In 1951 a {. :Pfiis.means that the Lions have . camp, operated in conjunction . . . now completed the pit, -planting. with San Quentin prison, was lo{{ of rosé bushes and a stone re-. cated in the Downieville area and . taining ‘wall in the area they are! was at. Brandy City. In 1952 a . developing into a picnic ground. camp, out of Soledad Prison, was For a while Wednesday night . After: a few. hours ot hard . located at Graniteville the kitchen of the Nevada City . work, the men return to the! Project Superintendent Wm. Elks club smelled like Max{the Old Brewery for. dinner. “I} Barnes of the regular Tahoe staff well street, Chicago, as memj never saw them so hungry,” said . will be responsible for the camp bers ot the culinary staff . My. Lee, the onef. this year. He is weil-experienced } 4 cleaned fish for the big trout . in this work, having supervised 1 dinner tonight. camp on the Lassen National Beryl Robinson, N. C. Elks Forest and the Granite ville camp Exalted Ruler; Paul Bergepart of last year. mann, Bill Novak, Bill TamCooperate With State blyn, Verle Gray, Glade Wise These camps are operated unand many other Elks .pitched . Foresters 150 strong from all over der an agreement with the State in to make the fish ready for Northern California gathered Curtis Clark, master chef. Friday might and Saturday to of Caliturnia Department of Correction. The Forest Service pays Most of the fish were caught participate in their annual So-. by 50 youngsters who enjoyed ciety of American Foresters field. to the state a stipulated sum for each effective man-day spent on an outing Wednesday aftertrip. This year they insisted the . noon at the Gold Run Trout Soper-Wheeler and Sacramento. the job. The Department of Correction, from Sums received, pays Farm as guests of the Elks. Box and Lumber Company oper-} for and operates the camp's sub“The kids caught their quota,” ation at Woodleaf, Calif. sistence, supervision costs, and all said Novak, “everybody eats.” Local representation consisted. other expenses. These camps are Amad Forest Forum or are com-. BIG TROUT DINNER The group, headed by Emerson. Smith, forester for Caldor Lumber Company at Diamond. Springs, is made up of men of} private and public foresters from. El Dorado and Amador county area. Don Knowlton, state forest. ranger, is handling local arrange. ments. AT ELKS TONIGHT ‘LOCAL FORESTERS . VISIT WOODLEAF Supplementing the fish supAll local foresters and: other! plied by the younger fishermen people interested in making this field trip are welcome to attend and are requested to meet at the Division of Forestry headquarters at 9 on Saturday. Free lunch will be served at Lions Lake neys John Larue and Harold Berpicnic grounds with the compliliner that a clarifying amendments of various lumber com The county grand jury, who originally formed the indictment, . {vada City Lions Club turned out }at Pioneer i Park last night to} upon a motion by defense attor The luscious North San Juan ment proposed by Stoll would cherry, reason for the celebraconstitute a change in the charges against the two men. ticn, will come into its own SunR. Lee Ross and Robert Robinday at the parade when a group of Jocal ladies will give thousands son originally were accused of conspiring to purchase an exempt away to spectators. license plate for Ross’ car to defraud the state of the fee. The prison camp fire and work crew the “Winter . the coming work “season. The . camp will be composed = About 20 members of the Nez farm forestry and small forestry. tween $100,000 and $500,000, half! operations. } and special~events will continue. of the cost to be shared by each before LOCAL MULE. LOGGING, PORTABLE MILL, OPEN — TO EL DORADO GROUPS INSPECTION SATURDAY . deluxe ‘barbecue pit. clear-@ut decision was reach the series of games . ‘protection season. of inDuring the summer season} mates from Folsom Prison and state trucks answer -calls for} will start to work on the Forest dwellings us well as for forest. on July Ist. it willbe of 23-man and watershca tires at). no’ exsize plus additional men to covok . pense to the county. and maintain tue Camp ing to Nevada County Saturday to observe various forestry aci; the meeting did. offer NID tivities in this locality. directors, however, a chance of] In addition. to having an esti Such operations as mule logrst-hand information. mated $200,000,000 in gold un-) sbtaining ging, portable mill, high school} tapped by prospectors in its im-. about what the Reclamation Bu-. . forestry projects and forestry /in mediate area, N«rt} Juan. reau ‘had to offer. the mines will be included/ in aiso Nas a knacn ht Ing me Marshall Jones, Chico district their program. The group hag one. of the best community parties in manager, represented the bureau, field trip each year to look at the. the West. Next Saturday and and told the directors that a prevarious forestry projects through-. Sunday the town will throw open liminary survey would cost} about out northern California and thisi it for the annual “Cherry $500. This sum, he said, would be year are coming to this commuFe iS paid by the bureau. A second innity because of their interest in Reginning with a carnival on tensive survey would cost be-. Friday And As Work Crew field, North San Juan and other . communities become alarmed, the. for the Athletics,’ will be out to; taking $128 from Constatine by a. boost his team from a tie for Jury trial in‘the latter part of third place into the upper bracMay. Savich, however, made a kts. ‘The Braves, on the other hand, will seck their first league unique plea before Judge Snell. He asked to be sent to the county win of the season. The two teams opened the 1953 jail, blaming his downfall on scuson against each other, the drink. He wanted a chance to go Athletics taking a close 3-2 win. straight, he said, insisting that he Much ‘strengthened after a two would quit liquor and live a life week rest, tie Braves look ‘to as a good citizen. Original charges of grand theft Capps, slugging left fielder, and} In Fire Protection . Lest citizens of North Bloom-. walks safer.” hurler Prisoners Trained visors to suspend-rental of their fire equipment for outlying areas authorities at the prison for an indeterminate sentence. . “Leniency in this case,” Snell said, “would not: make our side day at Pioneer Park. FROM FOLSOM of the County Board of Super-. Robert Kemp, aged 25, to adult The Nevada City Athletics and Grass Valley Braves will open the second half of their PlacerNevada league schedule this Sun TAHOE FOREST TO HAVE CREW trucks will not be in operation this winter following a decision, Savich, -Gap, . ! = The State Division of Forestry. Superior Court! Judge James Snell said Tuesday . as he sentenced two local youths to-San Quentin prison for strongarming a Grass Valley resident on April Ist. H panies of the Placerville area. The group will be conducted over the Idaho Maryland mines forest lands and through the were donations by various lo cal Elks. Th feast will begin at 6:30 tonight. A short lodge period will follow, then sports movies sponsored mier. by Ray Spickel Citizens Responding To Cancer Campaign of Guerdon Ellis, Don Knowlton, operated upon an honor system Henry Branaugh, Williard Wesel-; and provide one step in the prosky, Howard Smith and Glen gram of rehabilitation of men Sindell. confined in state prisons. The group, headed by Henry} For the Forest Service, the Vaux, professor of forestry at the! camp provides.a group of physiUniversity of California heard a cally fit men doing essential formessage Friday night from est improvement work, especially George Drake, president of the; in suppression of wild land fires. society, from the state of Wash-. In the past years the camps have ington. His talk was “Forest Utilization.” operated very successfully and have saved many times their cost in the protection of the Na Horace Curnow, campaign ARMY INDUCTS THREE tional Resources of the State of small mill used at their plant chairman for the 1953 Nevada Three more Nevada County . California. for framing timbers by Malcolm County ‘Cancer drive, announced boys left Monday for induction Sea Hammill, surface superintendent Monday that money already is into the armed forces. They were Monday Ladies Night of the Idaho-Maryland. They will being received in response to an Gerald T. Tennell, Eugene L. Amthen. be shown the Grass Valley’s appeal mailed to hundreds of merman and Wilmar J. Felton. At Quartz Parlor High School Forestry project at local residents. They were given the nod by Se-. Monday will be ladies night at the Nevada County fair grounds “Whether you received a letlective Service Board No. 16 in. the Quartz Parlor, No. 58, Native by the class instructor, Roger ter or not,” Curnow said, “we Nevada City. . Sons of the Golden West, openSnipe. will be very grateful for your ing with a cocktail hour at 6:30 The group will then travel to and potluck dinner at 7 p.m. Earl Formway Pines to observe the assistance in this critical project.” Covey is in charge of the dinner tree farm currently being logged Donations, he said, could be while the entertainment followGrass Valley July 4th by Oscar Phillips, using his faing is being arranged by Tony mous mule span for skidding and mailed to “Cancer Committee, QUEEN CONTEST Nevada City.” Casci. loading. Oscar has promised to Votes put on a good show for the Argith May coo 20 4,400 . POSTAL DINNER TONIGHT occasion. i DORIS HEDGES ENGAGED From there the group will go Barbara Hamilton ... 3,600 Employes of the Nevada City Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Hedges of to the Chicago Park area to obBlue Tent road, Nevada City, this Karen Brown ...... 2,400 . post office and their wives or serve the portable “Jackson Harweek announced the engagement Winnie Parkhouse( Nehusbands will have their annual vester” mill in operation, sponof their daughter, Doris, to vada City entry) ... 800 } dinner tonight at 7:30 at the Gold sored by the Soil Conservation Thomas Urewitt of Alturas, Cali700 . Nugget Inn. About 25 are exElaine Bennallack . = Service. fornia. pected to attend. BOX SCORE > SPCC EEE RMA REED

Wed., May 23,1973 The Nevada County —_ NEVADA CITY« . BERVING THE NEVADA COUNTY COMMUNITIES OF NEVADA CITY, GRASS VALLEY, RED DOG, YOU BET, TOWN TALK, QMEGA, FRENCH CORRAL, ROUGH AND READY, GRANITEV ILLE, NORTH SAN JUAN, NORTH BLOOMFIELD, HUMBUG, CEDAR RIDGE, UNION HILL, PEARDALE, SUMMIT CITY. WALLOUP A, GOUGE EYE, LIME KILN, CMICAGO PARK, WOLF. SELBY FLAT, GRIZZLY HILL, GOLD FLAT, SOGGSVILLE, GOLD BAR, LOWELL HILL, BOURBON HILL, SCOTCH HILL, NO QUAKER HILL, WILLOW VALLEY, NEWTOWN, INDIAN FLAT, BRIDGEPORT, BIRCHVILLE, MOORE'S FLAT, ORLEANS FLAT, REMINGTON HILL, ANTHONY Volume 27, No. 24 Nevada City, Nevada County, California, AND KEMP SECOND HALF SAVICH TOSAN QUENTIN, FOR STRONG ARMING BASEBALL STARTS SUNDAY Thursday, June 11, 1953 Price Five Cents OUTLYING AREAS LOSING WINTER FIRE PROTECTION Chalk Up Record Catch “Our sidewalks should be safe. at all times,” Nevada City to Meet Grass Valley at Pioneer Park aged He remanded 34, of Louie Clipper announced this week that its fire Don MacKenzie, start during those months. and The Tahoe National Forest will supervisors assured them . that. again have the benefit of a they will work out somé:sért of! Both had been found guilty of to Trathen on the mound to put} earlier had been reduced to robthem in the winning colurnn.: Game time is 2:30 p.m. Probable: lineups: Nevada City Foyer MacKenzie Bravo Painter., L Goldsbury Brown c p lb 2b 3S 3b If cf rf . bery. . BUREAU AND N.1.D. DIRECTORS MEET; REACH NO DECISION Grass Valley. Burton } Trathen . Boon. Painter, R. . Warren A crowd of several hundred Luke . Capps people Monday night heard the Halverstat . board of directors of the NID and Harris representatives of the U. S. Reclamation Bureau discuss a pro. posed survey of the irrigation: j district here. . CHERRY FESTIVAL BEGINS JUNE 20TH After several hours discussion night, . “They were biting so fast we had to hide behind a tree to bait our hook,” these three fisherme. reported—in about 1900. Today they would have to shoot the game warden to bring in such a catch or else go to the trout farms. Local oldtimers here are frankly somewhat puzzled as to ideitifying the fishermen shown here. In_all probabilities, they are, left to right: Fred Searles, Judge A. B. Dibble and Charles Butler. throughout Sunday. i agency. Saturday night Jerry Austin’s{ band will play for dancing at the. Ceronation ball. Sometime dur"Back to Grand Jury, ins the evening the queen will be crowned, Entries include Lucle Key, Savannah Georgia The Ross-Robinson court action Smith, Emogene Woodruff, Berwent back where it started this nadine Bobb, Germaine Marsh,. Tuesday as Superior Court Judge ]¢a Mae Perd and Sou Bidwell. James Snell ordered District AtThe big parade, now numbertorney Stoll to return to the ing more than 40 entries, will Nevada County grand. jury and start at 1:30 p.m. and will run obtain a new indictment. the length of the town (one Judge Orders D.A. block). Everybody is invited to join in all the fun, says Ed Kohler, mayor and chairman of the Festival. Judge Snell based his request. Parsons Now Nurse Mary Adele Parsons of Nevada .City was one of 1,260 seniors and ‘graduate students receiving degrees last week from the University of Colorado at Boulder. were scheduled to disband last week but have been held over to consider the new charges. Miss Parsons. won her bachelor of science in nursing. : *Dr. Joseph B. O'Neil, Truckee Campbell Too Eager An over.enthusiastic Fine O'Neil $750 troug] physician, was fined $750 on tffree narcotic charges by Supe—. Court Judge Snell on Tues fisherman, Arche Canggbell of sd ee Nevada City, wW8 fined $25 this] “ive had beenais indicted by the week by Justice of the Peace George Gildersleeve for taking Nevada County grand jury and later admitted that he had prefor than his share from Roek scribed the narcot’ ‘or himself. Creek. His bail_pf $1,000 w:. -urned. was move . supervisors -in made the by the State Forest men will be ussigned to Foresthill Ranger District, with the, camp logated at Crees . economy. *)* . The interests of . the Ranger Don Store, about 350 mules’ cast of the Foresthill¢ They will Knowiton said their fire equip. town of ment will be put out of service! work on Timber Stand improveat. tne close of the forest fire ment Work In areas eut over by season and will not be activated the American River ‘Pines Lumagain until the fire season the/. ber Cumpany cutting government ;tmber in that area on a long. Toliowing spring. iterm sale, All men will be trained t i in fire suppression and will be . . available tor fires throughout the entire forest und elsewhere _ in the -case of large. fires. Five ot the inmates will. be. specially ‘LIONS COMPLETE ‘BARBECUE PIT . AT PIONEER PARK trained, with as fast-moving a a foreman, to act first-attack crew Starting Third Year This is the third consecutive . put: the finishing touches on a year that such a cam p has been on the Tahoe Forest. In 1951 a {. :Pfiis.means that the Lions have . camp, operated in conjunction . . . now completed the pit, -planting. with San Quentin prison, was lo{{ of rosé bushes and a stone re-. cated in the Downieville area and . taining ‘wall in the area they are! was at. Brandy City. In 1952 a . developing into a picnic ground. camp, out of Soledad Prison, was For a while Wednesday night . After: a few. hours ot hard . located at Graniteville the kitchen of the Nevada City . work, the men return to the! Project Superintendent Wm. Elks club smelled like Max{the Old Brewery for. dinner. “I} Barnes of the regular Tahoe staff well street, Chicago, as memj never saw them so hungry,” said . will be responsible for the camp bers ot the culinary staff . My. Lee, the onef. this year. He is weil-experienced } 4 cleaned fish for the big trout . in this work, having supervised 1 dinner tonight. camp on the Lassen National Beryl Robinson, N. C. Elks Forest and the Granite ville camp Exalted Ruler; Paul Bergepart of last year. mann, Bill Novak, Bill TamCooperate With State blyn, Verle Gray, Glade Wise These camps are operated unand many other Elks .pitched . Foresters 150 strong from all over der an agreement with the State in to make the fish ready for Northern

California gathered Curtis Clark, master chef. Friday might and Saturday to of Caliturnia Department of Correction. The Forest Service pays Most of the fish were caught participate in their annual So-. by 50 youngsters who enjoyed ciety of American Foresters field. to the state a stipulated sum for each effective man-day spent on an outing Wednesday aftertrip. This year they insisted the . noon at the Gold Run Trout Soper-Wheeler and Sacramento. the job. The Department of Correction, from Sums received, pays Farm as guests of the Elks. Box and Lumber Company oper-} for and operates the camp's sub“The kids caught their quota,” ation at Woodleaf, Calif. sistence, supervision costs, and all said Novak, “everybody eats.” Local representation consisted. other expenses. These camps are Amad Forest Forum or are com-. BIG TROUT DINNER The group, headed by Emerson. Smith, forester for Caldor Lumber Company at Diamond. Springs, is made up of men of} private and public foresters from. El Dorado and Amador county area. Don Knowlton, state forest. ranger, is handling local arrange. ments. AT ELKS TONIGHT ‘LOCAL FORESTERS . VISIT WOODLEAF Supplementing the fish supAll local foresters and: other! plied by the younger fishermen people interested in making this field trip are welcome to attend and are requested to meet at the Division of Forestry headquarters at 9 on Saturday. Free lunch will be served at Lions Lake neys John Larue and Harold Berpicnic grounds with the compliliner that a clarifying amendments of various lumber com The county grand jury, who originally formed the indictment, . {vada City Lions Club turned out }at Pioneer i Park last night to} upon a motion by defense attor The luscious North San Juan ment proposed by Stoll would cherry, reason for the celebraconstitute a change in the charges against the two men. ticn, will come into its own SunR. Lee Ross and Robert Robinday at the parade when a group of Jocal ladies will give thousands son originally were accused of conspiring to purchase an exempt away to spectators. license plate for Ross’ car to defraud the state of the fee. The prison camp fire and work crew the “Winter . the coming work “season. The . camp will be composed = About 20 members of the Nez farm forestry and small forestry. tween $100,000 and $500,000, half! operations. } and special~events will continue. of the cost to be shared by each before LOCAL MULE. LOGGING, PORTABLE MILL, OPEN — TO EL DORADO GROUPS INSPECTION SATURDAY . deluxe ‘barbecue pit. clear-@ut decision was reach the series of games . ‘protection season. of inDuring the summer season} mates from Folsom Prison and state trucks answer -calls for} will start to work on the Forest dwellings us well as for forest. on July Ist. it willbe of 23-man and watershca tires at). no’ exsize plus additional men to covok . pense to the county. and maintain tue Camp ing to Nevada County Saturday to observe various forestry aci; the meeting did. offer NID tivities in this locality. directors, however, a chance of] In addition. to having an esti Such operations as mule logrst-hand information. mated $200,000,000 in gold un-) sbtaining ging, portable mill, high school} tapped by prospectors in its im-. about what the Reclamation Bu-. . forestry projects and forestry /in mediate area, N«rt} Juan. reau ‘had to offer. the mines will be included/ in aiso Nas a knacn ht Ing me Marshall Jones, Chico district their program. The group hag one. of the best community parties in manager, represented the bureau, field trip each year to look at the. the West. Next Saturday and and told the directors that a prevarious forestry projects through-. Sunday the town will throw open liminary survey would cost} about out northern California and thisi it for the annual “Cherry $500. This sum, he said, would be year are coming to this commuFe iS paid by the bureau. A second innity because of their interest in Reginning with a carnival on tensive survey would cost be-. Friday And As Work Crew field, North San Juan and other . communities become alarmed, the. for the Athletics,’ will be out to; taking $128 from Constatine by a. boost his team from a tie for Jury trial in‘the latter part of third place into the upper bracMay. Savich, however, made a kts. ‘The Braves, on the other hand, will seck their first league unique plea before Judge Snell. He asked to be sent to the county win of the season. The two teams opened the 1953 jail, blaming his downfall on scuson against each other, the drink. He wanted a chance to go Athletics taking a close 3-2 win. straight, he said, insisting that he Much ‘strengthened after a two would quit liquor and live a life week rest, tie Braves look ‘to as a good citizen. Original charges of grand theft Capps, slugging left fielder, and} In Fire Protection . Lest citizens of North Bloom-. walks safer.” hurler Prisoners Trained visors to suspend-rental of their fire equipment for outlying areas authorities at the prison for an indeterminate sentence. . “Leniency in this case,” Snell said, “would not: make our side day at Pioneer Park. FROM FOLSOM of the County Board of Super-. Robert Kemp, aged 25, to adult The Nevada City Athletics and Grass Valley Braves will open the second half of their PlacerNevada league schedule this Sun TAHOE FOREST TO HAVE CREW trucks will not be in operation this winter following a decision, Savich, -Gap, . ! = The State Division of Forestry. Superior Court! Judge James Snell said Tuesday . as he sentenced two local youths to-San Quentin prison for strongarming a Grass Valley resident on April Ist. H panies of the Placerville area. The group will be conducted over the Idaho Maryland mines forest lands and through the were donations by various lo cal Elks. Th feast will begin at 6:30 tonight. A short lodge period will follow, then sports movies sponsored mier. by Ray Spickel Citizens Responding To Cancer Campaign of Guerdon Ellis, Don Knowlton, operated upon an honor system Henry Branaugh, Williard Wesel-; and provide one step in the prosky, Howard Smith and Glen gram of rehabilitation of men Sindell. confined in state prisons. The group, headed by Henry} For the Forest Service, the Vaux, professor of forestry at the! camp provides.a group of physiUniversity of California heard a cally fit men doing essential formessage Friday night from est improvement work, especially George Drake, president of the; in suppression of wild land fires. society, from the state of Wash-. In the past years the camps have ington. His talk was “Forest Utilization.” operated very successfully and have saved many times their cost in the protection of the Na Horace Curnow, campaign ARMY INDUCTS THREE tional Resources of the State of small mill used at their plant chairman for the 1953 Nevada Three more Nevada County . California. for framing timbers by Malcolm County ‘Cancer drive, announced boys left Monday for induction Sea Hammill, surface superintendent Monday that money already is into the armed forces. They were Monday Ladies Night of the Idaho-Maryland. They will being received in response to an Gerald T. Tennell, Eugene L. Amthen. be shown the Grass Valley’s appeal mailed to hundreds of merman and Wilmar J. Felton. At Quartz Parlor High School Forestry project at local residents. They were given the nod by Se-. Monday will be ladies night at the Nevada County fair grounds “Whether you received a letlective Service Board No. 16 in. the Quartz Parlor, No. 58, Native by the class instructor, Roger ter or not,” Curnow said, “we Nevada City. . Sons of the Golden West, openSnipe. will be very grateful for your ing with a cocktail hour at 6:30 The group will then travel to and potluck dinner at 7 p.m. Earl Formway Pines to observe the assistance in this critical project.” Covey is in charge of the dinner tree farm currently being logged Donations, he said, could be while the entertainment followGrass Valley July 4th by Oscar Phillips, using his faing is being arranged by Tony mous mule span for skidding and mailed to “Cancer Committee, QUEEN CONTEST Nevada City.” Casci. loading. Oscar has promised to Votes put on a good show for the Argith May coo 20 4,400 . POSTAL DINNER TONIGHT occasion. i DORIS HEDGES ENGAGED From there the group will go Barbara Hamilton ...... 3,600 Employes of the Nevada City Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Hedges of to the Chicago Park area to obBlue Tent road, Nevada City, this Karen Brown ........... 2,400 . post office and their wives or serve the portable “Jackson Harweek announced the engagement Winnie Parkhouse( Nehusbands will have their annual vester” mill in operation, sponof their daughter, Doris, to vada City entry) ...... 800 } dinner tonight at 7:30 at the Gold sored by the Soil Conservation Thomas Urewitt of Alturas, Cali700 . Nugget Inn. About 25 are exElaine Bennallack .. = Service. fornia. pected to attend. BOX SCORE > SPCC EEE RMA REED