September 14, 1960 (10 pages)

e, . as J, 1e at aman eee tenner tg figeee ee lee a Se ARS MS ae SEG LEIS OS EE EY NY BLA OE ANT ee pe Bass > Air Conditioned tHe eet Sept. 14-17 Wed. ‘thru Sat. THE APART MENT Jack Lemmon Shirley Mc Clain Plus ODDS AGAINST TOMORROW tetee t+ Sept. 18-20Sun. thru Tues. FIVE BRANDED WOMEN Plus LAST DAYS OF POMPEII "Bizz" Johnson will kick off Nevada County's "Dollars for Democrats" drive today. The congressman will be calling on a sampling of local homes to solicit dollars to support . WANTED . spare time. No selling Must have pickup. F details write BAY CO., Van Heflin, Silvano Mangano [. Box 5102, Oak Park Station, Sacramento, Calif. Bizz Wehoson To Kick Off 7 Dollars For Democrats Congressman HaroldT. Democratic candidates the forthcoming election. Meanwhile, Karl Anderson, drive chairman, announced that 50 volunteer solicitors will fan out through é the Western County region iLook To Your Timber, Says Forest Service More people, more goods neither will there be any surplus. Today the Nation is growing 47 billion board this week and weekend in the attempt to collect a dollar from every registered Democrat. Anderson stated that funds collected will be apportioned . one-third to the national, one-third to the state, and one-third tothe local level. Local funds will be divided among the campaigns of Assemblyman Paul J. Lunardi, Congressman "Bizz" Johnson, and Senator Ron Cameron. in’ . partment . CED THE NEVADA COUNTY Send the handy Blank below to 132 Main St., Nevada City. Classified Ad Deadline 10:00 A. M., Mon, before publication. peer c reo + --------He NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET CLASSIFIED INSERTION ORDER Classified Ad Rates 16¢ Per line (4 words).First issue. 14¢ Per Line thereafter.no copy change. Minimum charge 80¢ use our low-cost Want Ads! No matter if you're buying, selling or renting property, products or. pups — you'll get the best results here. It takes only a few minutes to place your Want Ad. Call or stop in today! BUYING. SELLING.OR_. RENTING.USE THE WHERE MORE PEOPLE DO MORE BUYING AND SELLING! THE SURE WAY TO THE FASTEST RESULTS: Prompt, profitable results are what you want . and what you get. . . when you It costs only 80¢ to reach over 6,900 homes in Nevada County with a 20 word Ad. That is just 1/86¢ per home. Bill To Name Address ery Phone ; : IN SERIOUS DISCUSSION OF PLANS for Nevada County's Dollars for Democrats drive to take place this week are (L. to R.) Karl Anderson, drive chairman; Hollie Dernberger, Lewis, 2nd Dist. Hawkins, 4th Dist. chariman; Elmer chairman; Mrs. Walter treasurer; Jones; lst Dist. chairman. and Mrs. Stanley and services, more timber . products needed, means that . the Nation must double the growth of sawtimber to meet demands by the year 2000. The why and how it can be done is explained in a new booklet published by the Forest Service, U. S. Deof Agriculture, Regional Forester Charles A. Connaughton announced this week. The booklet, “Look to Your Timber, America,” states that no acute timber shortages are likely, but GIVE Dollars For Democrats feet of sawtimber. It is predicted that we must bé; growing 105 billion board: feet by the year 2000 if! needs are to be met. The Nation’s four possibilities for meeting the needs are: 1. Annually plant billions: of trees instead of millions. 2. Keep all recently cut: lands productive. 3. Strengthen control of disease, insects, and fire’ everywhere. 4. Use more of the tim\ber being cut and more dead and cull trees. Persons interested may obtain copies of the booklet from Forest Service offices. 1 best, FS ADVERTISER SECTION Of The NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Volume 34 No, 37 ‘Nevada City. Wednesday, September 14, 1960 ences. Recreational Aspects Of Water Plan Recreational aspects of ; the statewide water plan continue to provoke great discussion among sportsmen and all kinds of recreation lovers, Assemblyman Paul J. Lunardi reports. Fishermen, boatmen. hunt ‘ers, those just interested in relaxation from workaday SHEETROCK 1/2". .6¢ sq. ft. you pick up 12/2 Romex.$8.75.250' full rolls RYLOCK WINDOWS. « 3x 3 “3 Ab Atominattre “54 94712 only $2387 "4 $3451 " Comparitively Low Prices On Other Sizes “SU PPLY 123 Broad St., Nevada City .Dial 265-4296 GRASS VALLEY AFTERNOON and NIGHT 5-TON TRAINED LIONS PARK FAIRGROUNDS HIPPOPOTAMUS! REAL LIVE GIRAFFES! JUNGLE-BRED RHINOCEROS! n NATIONS LARGEST 6S ALL STEEL CARS ELEPHANT HERD 450 PEOPLE 4% ACRES OF TENTS ante ANIMALS * iS & $3, 000.00 DAILY EXPENSE phd ‘COMPLETE P PERFORMANCES! oo pr ap te cares, all are acutely aware of their stake in actual construction of the various projects in the plan. They, and their many organizations, can be forthrightly vocal on be half of their particular viewpoints, Lunardi said, This was demonstrated very well at a recent hearing of the Assembly fish and game committee. Called primarily to consider a proposal to make an annual appropriation of tidelands oil royalties to protect and expand fishing, wild-life and other recreational facilities in all water plan projects, the meeting developed into a wide-scale critical review of the relationship between the plan and all kinds of recreation. The suggested bill’ would authorize appropriation of $3 million annually of state oil and gas revenues to the California water commission to be used exclusively for the improvement of fishing, wild-life and other recreation in connection with plan SPECIAL TO APs RANCHERS KKK KKK KX Low grade lumber, mixed sizes at $15.00 per M. Also many other good buys. All sales on unit lot basis with free delivery up to 10 miles, D. E. MATSON FOREST PRODUCTS P. O. Box 1105, Hills Flat Grass Valley <Ph. 273-2271 st ca cain asa cts atc fornia. THREE OF FOUR.Ink Spots entertain atthe i Bret Harte Inn. The Ink Spots are appearing this week through tomorrow night. They have been greeted by large and enthusiastic audiprojects. The money would be used so that the costs: of such improvements would not. be borne by agricultural or domestic water users who do not use recreational facilities. Spokesman for all the sports, water user, labor and other groups gave vigorous support to the measure. Lunardi said the Aisha: sion centered abouf¢he problems connected ith use of the Sacramento¥San Joaquin Delta, the “heart of the state water plan’. Representatives of the department of water resources at the hearing were pressed by committe members for details of water plan proposals for recreation in that area. They admitted that since the Delta will be the hub of the statewide system the construction of~any water structures there would create problems of various kinds. Principally these involve recreation, flood control, and seepage of undesirable water into Delta lands. It was said that maintenance of good migratory fishing would be difficult with any extensive structures. It was argued, however, that better warm water fishing would probably result. The department was requested to have plans for the protection and _Preserre sce cme rere FRANK H. MAYER COMPLETES COURSE Army Specialist 4 Frank H. Mayer, 20, whose wife Sharen lives in Medford, Oregon, completed the _ the project to determine vation of fishing, wild-life, and other recreation ready for review at the next meeting of the committee. Some witnesses=-were so emphatic in their criticism of the deficiencies as to recreation in the water plan that it is necessary to remind them that the principal topic of the hearing was the appropriation proposal, :. Lunardi reported. The committee was informed that it is impossible to measure the value of recreation entirely in dollars and cents. The recreational advantages of the Delta are just as important as other economie factors to the central Valley, it was said.’ Another speaker said that it makes good sense to build recreational facilities at the same time as water use structures, rather than to do the job later when higher land and_ construction costs might exist. Another objected .to the proposed $1.75 billion bond issue because it eliminates or modifies too much the recreational features of the Delta. Another said the costs of recreational development should be charged against costs to ultimate users of project services. Boatsmen objected to any structures which would limit use of Delta waterways, to new locks, and to any direct charges .for use of waterways. This meeting pointed up many of the problems whieh will concern the 1961 session of the ‘legislature. seven-week ranger course; at the Infantry School, FortIspECIAL THIS WEEK! Benning, Georgia. Mayer, son of Reginald Mayer, 521 Broad Street, Nevada City, is a 1958, graduate of Del Norte High School, Crescent City, CaliMi SHELL MAIN & shee WASH ONLY 99° WITH SHELLUBRICATION AND OlL CHANGE SERVICE Featuring Shel! Gasoline With TC® * MAIN & NEVADA NEVADA CITY . . *

e, . as J, 1e at aman eee tenner tg figeee ee lee a Se ARS MS ae SEG LEIS OS EE EY NY BLA OE ANT ee pe Bass > Air Conditioned tHe eet Sept. 14-17 Wed. ‘thru Sat. THE APART MENT Jack Lemmon Shirley Mc Clain Plus ODDS AGAINST TOMORROW tetee t+ Sept. 18-20Sun. thru Tues. FIVE BRANDED WOMEN Plus LAST DAYS OF POMPEII "Bizz" Johnson will kick off Nevada County's "Dollars for Democrats" drive today. The congressman will be calling on a sampling of local homes to solicit dollars to support . WANTED .. spare time. No selling Must have pickup. F details write BAY CO., Van Heflin, Silvano Mangano [. Box 5102, Oak Park Station, Sacramento, Calif. Bizz Wehoson To Kick Off 7 Dollars For Democrats Congressman HaroldT. Democratic candidates the forthcoming election. Meanwhile, Karl Anderson, drive chairman, announced that 50 volunteer solicitors will fan out through é the Western County region iLook To Your Timber, Says Forest Service More people, more goods neither will there be any surplus. Today the Nation is growing 47 billion board this week and weekend in the attempt to collect a dollar from every registered Democrat. Anderson stated that funds collected will be apportioned . one-third to the national, one-third to the state, and one-third tothe local level. Local funds will be divided among the campaigns of Assemblyman Paul J. Lunardi, Congressman "Bizz" Johnson, and Senator Ron Cameron. in’ . partment . CED THE NEVADA COUNTY Send the handy Blank below to 132 Main St., Nevada City. Classified Ad Deadline 10:00 A. M., Mon, before publication. peer c reo + --------He NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET CLASSIFIED INSERTION ORDER Classified Ad Rates 16¢ Per line (4 words)..First issue. 14¢ Per Line thereafter..no copy change. Minimum charge 80¢ use our low-cost Want Ads! No matter if you're buying, selling or renting property, products or. pups — you'll get the best results here. It takes only a few minutes to place your Want Ad. Call or stop in today! BUYING.. SELLING..OR_. RENTING..USE THE WHERE MORE PEOPLE DO MORE BUYING AND SELLING! THE SURE WAY TO THE FASTEST RESULTS: Prompt, profitable results are what you want .. and what you get. . . when you It costs only 80¢ to reach over 6,900 homes in Nevada County with a 20 word Ad. That is just 1/86¢ per home. Bill To Name Address ery Phone ; : IN SERIOUS DISCUSSION OF PLANS for Nevada County's Dollars for Democrats drive to take place this week are (L. to R.) Karl Anderson, drive chairman; Hollie Dernberger, Lewis, 2nd Dist. Hawkins, 4th Dist. chariman; Elmer chairman; Mrs. Walter treasurer; Jones; lst Dist. chairman. and Mrs. Stanley and services, more timber . products needed, means that . the Nation must double the growth of sawtimber to meet demands by the year 2000. The why and how it can be done is explained in a new booklet published by the Forest Service, U. S. Deof Agriculture, Regional Forester Charles A. Connaughton announced this week. The booklet, “Look to Your Timber, America,” states that no acute timber shortages are likely, but GIVE Dollars For Democrats feet of sawtimber. It is predicted that we must bé; growing 105 billion board: feet by the year 2000 if! needs are to be met. The Nation’s four possibilities for meeting the needs are: 1. Annually plant billions: of trees instead of millions. 2. Keep all recently cut: lands productive. 3. Strengthen control of disease, insects, and fire’ everywhere. 4. Use more of the tim\ber being cut and more dead and cull trees. Persons interested may obtain copies of the booklet from Forest Service offices. 1 best, FS ADVERTISER SECTION Of The NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Volume 34 No, 37 ‘Nevada City. Wednesday, September 14, 1960 ences. Recreational Aspects Of Water Plan Recreational aspects of ; the statewide water plan continue to provoke great discussion among sportsmen and all kinds of recreation lovers, Assemblyman Paul J. Lunardi reports. Fishermen, boatmen. hunt ‘ers, those just interested in relaxation from workaday SHEETROCK 1/2". .6¢ sq. ft. you pick up 12/2 Romex..$8.75..250' full rolls RYLOCK WINDOWS. « 3x 3 “3

Ab Atominattre “54 94712 only $2387 "4 $3451 " Comparitively Low Prices On Other Sizes “SU PPLY 123 Broad St., Nevada City .Dial 265-4296 GRASS VALLEY AFTERNOON and NIGHT 5-TON TRAINED LIONS PARK FAIRGROUNDS HIPPOPOTAMUS! REAL LIVE GIRAFFES! JUNGLE-BRED RHINOCEROS! n NATIONS LARGEST 6S ALL STEEL CARS ELEPHANT HERD 450 PEOPLE 4% ACRES OF TENTS ante ANIMALS * iS & $3, 000.00 DAILY EXPENSE phd ‘COMPLETE P PERFORMANCES! oo pr ap te cares, all are acutely aware of their stake in actual construction of the various projects in the plan. They, and their many organizations, can be forthrightly vocal on be half of their particular viewpoints, Lunardi said, This was demonstrated very well at a recent hearing of the Assembly fish and game committee. Called primarily to consider a proposal to make an annual appropriation of tidelands oil royalties to protect and expand fishing, wild-life and other recreational facilities in all water plan projects, the meeting developed into a wide-scale critical review of the relationship between the plan and all kinds of recreation. The suggested bill’ would authorize appropriation of $3 million annually of state oil and gas revenues to the California water commission to be used exclusively for the improvement of fishing, wild-life and other recreation in connection with plan SPECIAL TO APs RANCHERS KKK KKK KX Low grade lumber, mixed sizes at $15.00 per M. Also many other good buys. All sales on unit lot basis with free delivery up to 10 miles, D. E. MATSON FOREST PRODUCTS P. O. Box 1105, Hills Flat Grass Valley <Ph. 273-2271 st ca cain asa cts atc fornia. THREE OF FOUR..Ink Spots entertain atthe i Bret Harte Inn. The Ink Spots are appearing this week through tomorrow night. They have been greeted by large and enthusiastic audiprojects. The money would be used so that the costs: of such improvements would not. be borne by agricultural or domestic water users who do not use recreational facilities. Spokesman for all the sports, water user, labor and other groups gave vigorous support to the measure. Lunardi said the Aisha: sion centered abouf¢he problems connected ith use of the Sacramento¥San Joaquin Delta, the “heart of the state water plan’. Representatives of the department of water resources at the hearing were pressed by committe members for details of water plan proposals for recreation in that area. They admitted that since the Delta will be the hub of the statewide system the construction of~any water structures there would create problems of various kinds. Principally these involve recreation, flood control, and seepage of undesirable water into Delta lands. It was said that maintenance of good migratory fishing would be difficult with any extensive structures. It was argued, however, that better warm water fishing would probably result. The department was requested to have plans for the protection and _Preserre sce cme rere FRANK H. MAYER COMPLETES COURSE Army Specialist 4 Frank H. Mayer, 20, whose wife Sharen lives in Medford, Oregon, completed the _ the project to determine vation of fishing, wild-life, and other recreation ready for review at the next meeting of the committee. Some witnesses=-were so emphatic in their criticism of the deficiencies as to recreation in the water plan that it is necessary to remind them that the principal topic of the hearing was the appropriation proposal, :. Lunardi reported. The committee was informed that it is impossible to measure the value of recreation entirely in dollars and cents. The recreational advantages of the Delta are just as important as other economie factors to the central Valley, it was said.’ Another speaker said that it makes good sense to build recreational facilities at the same time as water use structures, rather than to do the job later when higher land and_ construction costs might exist. Another objected .to the proposed $1.75 billion bond issue because it eliminates or modifies too much the recreational features of the Delta. Another said the costs of recreational development should be charged against costs to ultimate users of project services. Boatsmen objected to any structures which would limit use of Delta waterways, to new locks, and to any direct charges .for use of waterways. This meeting pointed up many of the problems whieh will concern the 1961 session of the ‘legislature. seven-week ranger course; at the Infantry School, FortIspECIAL THIS WEEK! Benning, Georgia. Mayer, son of Reginald Mayer, 521 Broad Street, Nevada City, is a 1958, graduate of Del Norte High School, Crescent City, CaliMi SHELL MAIN & shee WASH ONLY 99° WITH SHELLUBRICATION AND OlL CHANGE SERVICE Featuring Shel! Gasoline With TC® * MAIN & NEVADA NEVADA CITY . . *