October 30, 1968 (12 pages)

Ra a SA. . ANE a SS I ce A a le the Nevada County Nugget October 30, 1968 New winter site slated ——— Inmate crews clean up . Do-It-Y ourself Lettering proposed TNF campsite A PROFESSIONAL job of adding numbers or letters to one’s camping trailer or front from the California Conservaforester for the Big Bend Ran‘tion Center at Susanville. The ger District of Tahoe National cleanup work is most effectiveForest, reported the recent ly done by hand crews prior to cleanup of forest litter and deconstruction so as to make the bris to reduce the fire hazard new campground site safer for and for human safety at the use by recreationists and to reForest Service's planned new duce the danger from rapidly Trap Creek Campground near spreading fire, according to Fuller Lake in Nevada County. Beardsley. He also stated that the new Inmate crews from the Hobart Mills Conservation Camps did Trap Creek Campground will provide 45 family camping units the work, Beardsley said the inmates, for recreationists who may use under foreman Ben Grubbs of and enjoy the Fuller Lake to Donald Beardsley, resource Truckee, are authorized to work Grouse Ridge Lakes country for on national forest land for fire protection and other purposes by contract with the California Department of Corrections and are fishing, hiking, hunting, and camping. The planned new campground will be reached via Highway assigned to the Hobart Camp 20 and the Bowman Lake Road. curb, can be done quickly and easily with the use of a set of cardboard pre-cut stencils and an aerosol can of Derusto Spray Paint. In a wide variety of colors, including fluorescent, Derusto spray paints are available in most hardware and paint stores. Pet House Paint KEEPING Fido’s the house interior of clean and sanitary is easy when it’s been painted with Derusto Epoxy Spray paint. In handy aerosol spray cans, this quick-drying, non-toxic, ep oxy paint with diamond-like gloss and hardness can be applied quickly and easily over almost any surface including metal, wood, masonry and fiberglas. ~ Tahoe National Forest Supervisor’ Hank Branagh announced that a new winter sports snowplay site is being planned for the Yuba Gap area on Interstate tric Company for the expected The site is on National Forest and Pacific Gas and Electric Company land. Developments will consist of toboggan runs, lodge facilities and snowmobile bile and saucer riders, Being in the heavy snowfall area of $130,000 construction, In contrast to the many winter sports developments of the Forest Ser vice for skiing, this site will 80, 75 miles east of Sacramento. cater to toboggan and snowmo courses, Mr. Marshall of Pacific Gas -and Electric and District Ranger Dick Austin of the Big Bend District of the Tahoe National Forest, will meet with any interested developers at the Yuba Gap Interchange at 10 a.m. Fri day, November 1, for a showme tour of the site. Bids for development of the site will be received jointly in March, 1969, by the Forest Service and Pacific Gas and Elec the western Sierras, this site will be useable throughout the normal skiing season. Developers will enter into lease arrangements with the Forest Service and Pacific Gas and Elec tric Company. : Anyone wishing further information, including prospectus, show-me trip or sample bids should contact District Ranger Austin, Soda Springs, California, 95728 or telephone 426-3609, Cub leader plans training series RE-ELECT YOUR HARD WORKING ASSEMBLYMAN GENE CHAPPIE @ Author of 150 measures during the past four years, over 100 of which were signed into law. On November 20 and 21 a special training series will be conducted for adult leaders in Cub Scouting. in the Tahoe Area Council. O. W. "Bud" Bennett, director of the Cub Scouting program service of the Boy Scouts of America, will meet with Cub leaders during several training meetings. Separate training meetings will be held with Den Mothers and with Pack Committeemen and their Cubmasters, The Tahoe Area Council presently serves over one thousand boys in the Cub Scouting pro gram alone. Growth in the program over the past year has exceeded 25%. Many new leaders are in need of training. Bennett has been with the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America since 1946 and is the author and illustrator of most of the publications involved in the Cub Scouting program. @ Chairman Assembly Social Welfare Committee @ Member Assembly Committees on Municipal and County Government, Water, Joint Fairs Allocation and Classification and Indian Affairs. @ Author of Assembly Bill 210, the most important and far-reaching welfare bill in the history of the State of California in providing jobs and job-training for welfare recipients so they can be self-supporting members of society. Gene Chappie has been Cfficially Endorsed by @ BUSINESS @ LABOR . @ THE PROFESSIONS PG&E releasing film to school The Golden State's modern bonanza, the multi-billion dollar agriculture business, is dramatically protrayed inanew Pacific Gas and Electric Company motion picture, "Harvest." Two years in the making, the 27-minute color film is being released November 1. It relates man's quest for food and water and his success in conquering arid lands. It is the story of modern farming methhich have tu rned Califorr

Ra a SA. . ANE a SS I ce A a le the Nevada County Nugget October 30, 1968 New winter site slated ——— Inmate crews clean up . Do-It-Y ourself Lettering proposed TNF campsite A PROFESSIONAL job of adding numbers or letters to one’s camping trailer or front from the California Conservaforester for the Big Bend Ran‘tion Center at Susanville. The ger District of Tahoe National cleanup work is most effectiveForest, reported the recent ly done by hand crews prior to cleanup of forest litter and deconstruction so as to make the bris to reduce the fire hazard new campground site safer for and for human safety at the use by recreationists and to reForest Service's planned new duce the danger from rapidly Trap Creek Campground near spreading fire, according to Fuller Lake in Nevada County. Beardsley. He also stated that the new Inmate crews from the Hobart Mills Conservation Camps did Trap Creek Campground will provide 45 family camping units the work, Beardsley said the inmates, for recreationists who may use under foreman Ben Grubbs of and enjoy the Fuller Lake to Donald Beardsley, resource Truckee, are authorized to work Grouse Ridge Lakes country for on national forest land for fire protection and other purposes by contract with the California Department of Corrections and are fishing, hiking, hunting, and camping. The planned new campground will be reached via Highway assigned to the Hobart Camp 20 and the Bowman Lake Road. curb, can be done quickly and easily with the use of a set of cardboard pre-cut stencils and an aerosol can of Derusto Spray Paint. In a wide variety of colors, including fluorescent, Derusto spray paints are available in most hardware and paint stores. Pet House Paint KEEPING Fido’s the house interior of clean and sanitary is easy when it’s been painted with Derusto Epoxy Spray paint. In handy aerosol spray cans, this quick-drying, non-toxic, ep oxy paint with diamond-like gloss and hardness can be applied quickly and easily over almost any surface including metal, wood, masonry and fiberglas. ~ Tahoe National Forest Supervisor’ Hank Branagh announced that a new winter sports snowplay site is being planned for

the Yuba Gap area on Interstate tric Company for the expected The site is on National Forest and Pacific Gas and Electric Company land. Developments will consist of toboggan runs, lodge facilities and snowmobile bile and saucer riders, Being in the heavy snowfall area of $130,000 construction, In contrast to the many winter sports developments of the Forest Ser vice for skiing, this site will 80, 75 miles east of Sacramento. cater to toboggan and snowmo courses, Mr. Marshall of Pacific Gas -and Electric and District Ranger Dick Austin of the Big Bend District of the Tahoe National Forest, will meet with any interested developers at the Yuba Gap Interchange at 10 a.m. Fri day, November 1, for a showme tour of the site. Bids for development of the site will be received jointly in March, 1969, by the Forest Service and Pacific Gas and Elec the western Sierras, this site will be useable throughout the normal skiing season. Developers will enter into lease arrangements with the Forest Service and Pacific Gas and Elec tric Company. : Anyone wishing further information, including prospectus, show-me trip or sample bids should contact District Ranger Austin, Soda Springs, California, 95728 or telephone 426-3609, Cub leader plans training series RE-ELECT YOUR HARD WORKING ASSEMBLYMAN GENE CHAPPIE @ Author of 150 measures during the past four years, over 100 of which were signed into law. On November 20 and 21 a special training series will be conducted for adult leaders in Cub Scouting. in the Tahoe Area Council. O. W. "Bud" Bennett, director of the Cub Scouting program service of the Boy Scouts of America, will meet with Cub leaders during several training meetings. Separate training meetings will be held with Den Mothers and with Pack Committeemen and their Cubmasters, The Tahoe Area Council presently serves over one thousand boys in the Cub Scouting pro gram alone. Growth in the program over the past year has exceeded 25%. Many new leaders are in need of training. Bennett has been with the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America since 1946 and is the author and illustrator of most of the publications involved in the Cub Scouting program. @ Chairman Assembly Social Welfare Committee @ Member Assembly Committees on Municipal and County Government, Water, Joint Fairs Allocation and Classification and Indian Affairs. @ Author of Assembly Bill 210, the most important and far-reaching welfare bill in the history of the State of California in providing jobs and job-training for welfare recipients so they can be self-supporting members of society. Gene Chappie has been Cfficially Endorsed by @ BUSINESS @ LABOR . @ THE PROFESSIONS PG&E releasing film to school The Golden State's modern bonanza, the multi-billion dollar agriculture business, is dramatically protrayed inanew Pacific Gas and Electric Company motion picture, "Harvest." Two years in the making, the 27-minute color film is being released November 1. It relates man's quest for food and water and his success in conquering arid lands. It is the story of modern farming methhich have tu rned Califorr