The Napa Valley Register from Napa, California • 21

The NAPA REGISTER 21 Commission Decides Tomorrow Friday, May 9, 1980 Prop. 1 funds To Napa? Preliminary rough estimates made by planning staff pegged the cost of acquiring some 25 acres of riverbank property at $700,000 and development costs at around $3 million. The act would set aside some $140 million of the total $495 million proposal to fund additions to the state park system. The planning department indicated it would like to set up a series of hiking, running and biking trails from the Maxwell Bridge to the Lincoln Avenue bridge. The area south of downtown next to the river's confluence with Napa Creek would be developed into a picnic area.

Both staff and commission will be meeting to SANTA CRUZ The state Parks and Recreation Commission is meeting here today and tomorrow to decide whether the proposed Napa River State Park will be among those projects recommended for funding under Prop. 1. The city planning staff Tuesday revealed it had approached the state with a proposal to develop the riverside park with state funds that would become available under the parks bond act on the June 3 election ballot. Michael Foley, city planning director, said he had presented a proposal to the state last week and officials were especially interested because it was an urban park and small in scale compared to other proposals. discuss over 100 proposals submitted by parks and recreation planners from around the state.

A list of priorities will be drawn up for the legislature to adopt if Prop. 1 is passed by the voters in June. A spokeswoman in Sacramento said the commission should have its list of priorities drawn up mid-way in the day on Saturday. Foley said he first heard the state was holding hearings on possible state-funded and maintained parks projects less than two weeks ago from Gordon Hall, the city's redeveloper. City manager William Bopf gave the planning department the go-ahead to develop a proposal for enhancing the city's riverfront.

Premium Lists Are Available For 1980 Napa County Fair FENCING RESIDENTIAL FARM INDUSTRIAL FREE ESTIMATES We Install or You Install June 18 is the deadline for junior entries in livestock, industrial education, home economics, agriculture science, arts and crafts and photography. CALISTOGA The 1980 Napa County Fair is offering premium lists for competition at the fair office. The junior and senior division booklets contain the entry fees, deadlines for entries, premiums and rules for all departments. The Napa County Fair will open for a four-day run on July 2 with the theme "Silverado Days. In the senior division, June 18 is the deadline for entries in the sheep dog trials, agriculture-horticulture, home economics, arts and crafts and photography.

Floriculture entries will be accepted until June 25, horse show entries until June 30 and horse pulling until July 3. Premium books can be obtained by 942-5111 or by dropping by the fair at 1435 Oak St. LUMBER COMPANY 1901 Yountville Crossroads 644-8888 St. Helena Raising Price For Adult School Lunches BIKE OLD AND TIRED? Do You Really Have To GRUNT Chirper-Burper When You Ride That LAKE BERRYESSA Meal prices for adults in the St. Helena Unified School District were raised, effective Sept.

1, by district trustees during a special meeting Thursday at Monticello Elementary School. The price for lunch with milk was increased 20 cents to $1.10, breakfast was hiked a nickle to 60 cents, and milk was raised from 10 cents in elementary schools and Robert Louis Stevenson Junior High School to 15 cents, and from 20 cents at St. Helena High School to 25 cents. The higher prices will affect about 30 adults daily throughout the district. The next district meeting will be held in St.

Helena on May 22, when the board will discuss school finances and respond to a contract proposal submitted last month by the California School Employees Association. Mrs. Margaret Fleishman of Napa is surrogate mother to seven baby birds who were orphaned when their parent was shot by a local youngster. Mrs. Fleishman, a member of the National Animal Protection Association, says the birds appear to be sparrows, but her husband, George, thinks they are robins.

In either event, all seven are alive and hungry, requiring food every three hours. The Fleishmans are feeding the little chirpers strained baby food, sugared water and, with George's help, worms. "I like all birds and animals, Mrs. Fleishman said. (Register photo by Dick Hildebrand).

Vallejoan Vineyard irrigation NapanStabbedOutside Tavern cited For Classes A fight that resulted in the stabbing of a Napa man in front of the White Horse Inn, 436 Soscol is being investigated by Bolelli received an apparent stab wound running down a portion of the front of his upper body. Horse Inn at approximately 11: 30 Thursday night and continued outside shortly thereafter. Patriotism VALLEJO Vallejo cartoonist Ray Salmon has received an award for patriotism from the United States Treasury Department. Hoof it over to Bryan's today. A few minutes after the pair left the bar, Bolelli was found lying outside the building, bleeding.

There was no sign of the other person. It is unknown if the two knew each other before their fight, deputies said. Witnesses were able to supply deputies with the name of the other man but so far they have been unable to locate him. A man seen arguing with the victim is being sought by sheriff's deputies, but no other description of the man was released. No arrests had been made as of press time this morning.

Witnesses told deputies an argument between Bolelli and another man broke out in the barpool table area of the White the Sheriff's Department today but so far no arrests have been made. Dennis William Bolelli, 38, 2060 South Terrace, Napa, was listed in fair condition this morning by Queen of the Valley Hospital but the nature of his injuries was not revealed. According to the Sheriff's Department, Select From Our Quality 1 0-speeds From the World Over Salmon received the award for his design of a poster supporting the Savings Bond Program. The award was presented by Philip Littman of the Treasury Department at the National Cartoonists Society annual Reuben Awards Dinner held in New York. Salmon's cartoon, "THE Little MAN, is syndicated throughout the United States and Australia.

May Through October CYCLER 03303 Annual Mussel Quarantine Begins ST. HELENA A short, six-week course in viticulture irrigation practices will be offered by Napa College through the St. Helena Center. The class will be held in room 101 of St. Helena High School at 7 m.

on May 13, 20, 27 and June 3, 10 and 17. Instructor Drew Aspegren will describe practical irrigation systems and methods available and in use in the Napa Valley, stressing product information, installation, operation and maintenance of irrigation systems. Field trips will also be arranged. The class is tuition-free. Registration or inquiries can be directed to the St.

Helena Center, 1316 A Hillview Place, 963-4861. Loudest Concert The loudest rock concert in history was performed in London by The Who on May 31, 1976, when decible readings at 50 yards reached 120, enough to cause partial deafness. 4080 Byway fish bait. However, all mussels used as bait must be broken open and sold in containers labeled, "Mussels May Contain Poison Unfit For Human Food." During the quarantine period, fishermen are being alerted that clams should be cleaned and washed thoroughly before cooking. All dark parts of clams should be discarded, and clams should be taken only from areas free from sewage contamination.

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