November 11, 1965 (20 pages)

aN NORTHERN MINES & CALIFORNIA REPORTS . BIS SEI EE EE FE et ET et $F FE Ht ED 91 Years Of Continuous Service To Ne pene ag & vada County qunoD epeAen’** THE OLD AND THE NEW Bennetts and Steele 2 Pal oe stores are shown on this page. This view taken in 1911 was taken at the former store at 128 Mill Street. Shown here left to right are the city constable, < Zz i= gQ oq oO ws : ot pa Seek e y a om i e BS £ Se. hea oe ve) re * ee 1 he Y ee “— wid. = as 4% i”‘Foie ba are, 2 Os, a : wn I re i : : i A Pins .8 BENNETTS AND STEELE, one of Grass Valley's best known men's stores, has movedto new and expanded quarters at 111 Mill Street. Although the move was just across the street, the new quarters are larger and more modern. This view shows part of the interior of the new shop which will have a grand opening this weekend, Jerry Watson Is On Duty Tommy Kitchen, the present owner, Elton Bennetts, then age 6, an unidentified customer, Anthony Hicks and Joseph A. Bennetts, Jr., former owner of the store and father of Elton Bennetts, Elton's father taught the young man to make change and set up a bench behind the cash register so the boy A TRULY EXCITING Bennetts in 1909. Immediately following the signing of a bill authorizing a $25 million program for preservation of the nation’s anadromous fish, Congressman Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson of the Second, mountain-valley counties, district called for immediate implementation of the _legislation. "President Lyndon B. Johnson with the stroke of a pen has signed into law a bill which brings to realization hopes for California's salmon and steelhead fishery which first were expressed in the fall of 1959, “commented Congressman Johnson who was a Co-author of the legislation. _ Itwasin that year that the House of Representatives held hearings in California on the plight of the salmon and steelhead fisheries in California, especially along the Sacramento River watershed where construction of major federal water conservation projects have disrupted natural spawning grounds for these fish, “Enactment of this law justifies the years of effort which have been put into the legislation, 5 Congressman Johnson commented, “There are many things that can_ be done to assist the migratory fisheries of California which include the king and silver salmon, the steelhead trout, the the striped bass, shad and sturgeon, “Now that we have the authorizing legislation approved, it is incumbent upon state and federal agencies to get together and get to work on implementing this fine legislation, " The new hatcheries would be on the Sacramento River system ~~ the most important single source for California's northcoastal offshore salmon fishery. One would be on Clear Creek in the Upper Sacramento Valley and another below Keswick Dam near Redding. This would be in addition to the hatchery constructed in connection with the Trinity River Project. could reach it, The original business was started in 1874 by George Vincent and was purchased by Congressman Bizz Johnson Calls For Implementation Of New Fish Bill The existing Coleman National Fish Hatchery on the Sacramento and the Nimbus Hatchery on the American River would be enlarged. Stream clearing and other habitat improvement would be done on the Klamath, the South and Middle Forks of the Eel, Tuolumne, Stanislaus, Merced, Yuba and other streams, “If we do not act soon, " Congressman Johnson said, “further damage to a major sports fishery in California will be suffered. In Caribbean Airman.A pprentice Jerry L. W atson, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Watson of 226 Park Ave., Nevada City, has departed Norfolk, Va., for a twomonth cruise in the Caribbean, while serving as a crewmember of the attack \aircraft carrier USS America, This cruise will afford the first opportunity for the 77,600 ton warship to operationally test fire her Terrier siirface-to-air guided missiles, During the cruise, America will visit the port of St. Thomas, Virgin Islands and will operate from the U. S, Naval Station, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. HZELLDPORADO iG tT DINNER DANCING GAMES Reminisce with friends over cocktails at 6 Dinner Entertainment 7#9 9515 = 9145 Dancing. NORTH TAHOE ELK-TONES 10 2 NOVEMBER 13, 1965 NEVADA CITY ELKS LODGE incaflex To make someone's eyes light up with joy—give a Wyler Incaflex. Beautiful, yes. But lasting dependability too. Because Wyler—and only Wyler—has the Incaflex balance wheel, guaranteed against shock for the life of the watch. replaced free if broken ever. Just the styles you want, at just the price you.want to pay. © mar RGP, expansion band, white or yellow $35.00 Men’s—Stainless steel, waterproof $49, 50 Only watch with flexible balance wheel guaranteed for life against damage from shock 2168 Brood Street, Mevede City, Coliternia

aN NORTHERN MINES & CALIFORNIA REPORTS . BIS SEI EE EE FE et ET et $F FE Ht ED 91 Years Of Continuous Service To Ne pene ag & vada County qunoD epeAen’** THE OLD AND THE NEW Bennetts and Steele 2 Pal oe stores are shown on this page. This view taken in 1911 was taken at the former store at 128 Mill Street. Shown here left to right are the city constable, < Zz i= gQ oq oO ws : ot pa Seek e y a om i e BS £ Se. hea oe ve) re * ee 1 he Y ee “— wid. = as 4% i”‘Foie ba are, 2 Os, a : wn I re i : : i A Pins .8 BENNETTS AND STEELE, one of Grass Valley's best known men's stores, has movedto new and expanded quarters at 111 Mill Street. Although the move was just across the street, the new quarters are larger and more modern. This view shows part of the interior of the new shop which will have a grand opening this weekend, Jerry Watson Is On Duty Tommy Kitchen, the present owner, Elton Bennetts, then age 6, an unidentified customer, Anthony Hicks and Joseph A. Bennetts, Jr., former owner of the store and father of Elton Bennetts, Elton's father taught the young man to make change and set up a bench behind the cash register so the boy A TRULY EXCITING Bennetts in 1909. Immediately following the signing of a bill authorizing a $25 million program for preservation of the nation’s anadromous fish, Congressman Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson of the Second, mountain-valley counties, district called for immediate implementation of the _legislation. "President Lyndon B. Johnson with the stroke of a pen has signed into law a bill which brings to realization hopes for California's salmon and steelhead fishery which first were expressed in the fall of 1959, “commented Congressman Johnson who was a Co-author of the legislation. _ Itwasin that year that the House of Representatives held hearings in California on the plight of the salmon and steelhead fisheries in California, especially along the Sacramento River watershed where construction of major federal water conservation projects have disrupted natural spawning grounds for these fish, “Enactment of this law justifies the years of effort which have been put into the legislation, 5 Congressman Johnson commented, “There are many things that can_ be done to assist the

migratory fisheries of California which include the king and silver salmon, the steelhead trout, the the striped bass, shad and sturgeon, “Now that we have the authorizing legislation approved, it is incumbent upon state and federal agencies to get together and get to work on implementing this fine legislation, " The new hatcheries would be on the Sacramento River system ~~ the most important single source for California's northcoastal offshore salmon fishery. One would be on Clear Creek in the Upper Sacramento Valley and another below Keswick Dam near Redding. This would be in addition to the hatchery constructed in connection with the Trinity River Project. could reach it, The original business was started in 1874 by George Vincent and was purchased by Congressman Bizz Johnson Calls For Implementation Of New Fish Bill The existing Coleman National Fish Hatchery on the Sacramento and the Nimbus Hatchery on the American River would be enlarged. Stream clearing and other habitat improvement would be done on the Klamath, the South and Middle Forks of the Eel, Tuolumne, Stanislaus, Merced, Yuba and other streams, “If we do not act soon, " Congressman Johnson said, “further damage to a major sports fishery in California will be suffered. In Caribbean Airman.A pprentice Jerry L. W atson, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Watson of 226 Park Ave., Nevada City, has departed Norfolk, Va., for a twomonth cruise in the Caribbean, while serving as a crewmember of the attack \aircraft carrier USS America, This cruise will afford the first opportunity for the 77,600 ton warship to operationally test fire her Terrier siirface-to-air guided missiles, During the cruise, America will visit the port of St. Thomas, Virgin Islands and will operate from the U. S, Naval Station, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. HZELLDPORADO iG tT DINNER DANCING GAMES Reminisce with friends over cocktails at 6 Dinner Entertainment 7#9 9515 = 9145 Dancing. NORTH TAHOE ELK-TONES 10 2 NOVEMBER 13, 1965 NEVADA CITY ELKS LODGE incaflex To make someone's eyes light up with joy—give a Wyler Incaflex. Beautiful, yes. But lasting dependability too. Because Wyler—and only Wyler—has the Incaflex balance wheel, guaranteed against shock for the life of the watch.. replaced free if broken ever. Just the styles you want, at just the price you.want to pay. © mar RGP, expansion band, white or yellow $35.00 Men’s—Stainless steel, waterproof $49, 50 Only watch with flexible balance wheel guaranteed for life against damage from shock 2168 Brood Street, Mevede City, Coliternia