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PARADISE (CALIF POST Friday, Aug. 20, IMS Pg. 3 2 Candidates For Post on PRD Board Fire Station Dedication, Open House Set Sept. 19 AppointJhLew Director For 1 Local Nursery Mrs. Carolyn Drake will be he new director of the Para-line Pre-School Nursery Class.

Although she is new to this BayfrrirrTcr Press PI Search for More Water By a 3 to 2 vote, directors1 Chairman Glenn Smith ob-of the Paradise Irrigation1 served the document filed by District this week retained the Bechtel firm was pre-thc Bechtel Corporation ofjliminary in nature and can be San Francisco to prepare amended." engineering statements need- Smith, supporting the Bached to support the districts re- tel offer, pointed out the firm quest for additional water offered to represent the dis- rights on the Little Butte Creek watershed. The district is seeking several thousand additional acre-feet of water from the watershed in connection with the proposed new and larger dam below the present Magalia reservoir; The issue came to a vote after Dan Cook, engineer for the bn I no 'ad fii, triethau en lhaji puichaa and buiinm AU diitribu. fife hy. by on Dii. Hid.

niidtiM burcau'i the hf nsuiu be u- trict before the water rights board for $2,000, including attendance at one hearing before the state agency. Bisher, referring to repairs made on the Magalia dam stream. Bechtel ran into engineering costs wer way more than they first figured. Doesnt Favor Change Director Boy Van Zile re- Gillett-Harris Aswxdate. of Orovilfe -nd Marysville, of-," info things they didn't know were there.

They had to clean out all that mud below the dam." fered to draw up the reports for a fee of $1,275. Supports Proposal iidi'mJa birector John Bisher sup- Director William R. Bur-ported the Gillett-Harris pro- bier also prosed for retention Posal and contended the 0f the Bechtel firm. Bechtel Corporation started i lf it hadn't been for Bech-off all wrong in recommend- tel they talked the state tiling the district abandon its to the repairowe DOO CAPTURES THIRD PLACE Kathy Dinnal With Sharp Woihing Pat Kola and Sisters Prove Fine Guide Dog Prospects Both the John Bidwell Parlor of the Native Sons of the Golden West and the Centennial Parlor of the Native Daughters of the Golden West will participate in the open house and dedication September 19 of Paradises two new fire stations. Their participation was assured by representatives of the organizations and was warmly welcomed by the fire commission.

Final plans for the event were mapped at the August 12 commission meeting. Commissioners also urge the public to drop by the two new stations any day between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Open house for the dedication ceremonies will be held between 2 end 5 pm. September 19.

Formal invitations are being sent to supervisors, legislators, county administrators, and state and nearby local fire departments. After setting the dedication date, commissioners also voted to formaly accept the two fire houses. Forest Durances the district's architect, reported he had inspected the two buildings and had found several minor oversights which will be corrected. Some of the oversights, however, turned out to be subcontractors awaiting delivery of certain fixtures and other construction details, he said. The commission also voted to file a notice of completion of the two new structures.

Paradise Skyway Drapery was awarded the contract for supplying Venetian blinds and draperies for the two new buildings on its low bid of $361.26, A large portion of the meeting was taken up by a discussion over an allowance of $20 for the secretary, Joan Fee, in addition to her regular salary. This monthly allowance was also granted her predecessor as reimbursement for car use and running errands for the district. would have been in a bad way if the state hadnt ap- class she is not new to the proved full use of the reser- Paradise Unified School Dis-voir. trict. She was a second grade Bisher charged the Bechtel at the Paradise Ele-firm appeared to be ineffi- mentary School last year and present water rights and refile them under one permit application.

Its very dangerous for us to abandon any of our permits," Bisher warned. Yet the firm goes ahead and files the application that way with the State' Water Rights Board." $148,927 Low Bid for Honey Run Bridge Job The dog is placed in the 4-H home when 1 months old end is trained by the 4-Her and his family for the next year to 15 monthc. The field trials which Kola competed in are held to judge how a dogs training is progressing. The dogs are returned to the San Rafael center at the conclusion of its training by a 4-Her. It then undergoes six weeks of final schooling by specially trained personnel.

Dogs are then ready for a six-week course with blind person and if both the dog and its master passes, the 4-H trainer is invited to the ceremony. Kathy will continue with Kolas training for two months. The dog will then be ready for its final schooling at San Rafael, After the field trials Kathy, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Loopeker, and the rest of her family enjoyed a five-day trip in the Redwoods, and on the coast.

Kola went nloyees The an supervisors. board more A in the by the learned Compensation the he short amount John the that the caused by an with the The naying have to Moody safety Two men have notified trustees of the Paradise Recreation District Tuesday that they are interested in filling the vacancy on the board. The seat was vacated by Mrs. Jean Dreyer, who submitted her resignation at the July board meeting. The Rev.

Harry Guckert, pastor of the First Baptist Church, wrote the board expressing his interest He said he had had 30 years experience working with people. He has lived here since 1961. The second applicant was James C. Hilke, special agent for the Internal Revenue Service. He said ha could not formally submit his name before receiving clearance from the IRS.

Hilke told the trustee he moved here in 1963 and purchased property here. He thought the district had a well, rounded program and said he thought he was objective enough to serve on the board. vaancy will be filled by appointment made by the The recreation may, however, make recommendations to the supervisors or submit one or names to them. shortage of some $2960 current budget is faced board. The trustee that the Workmen's deposit paid by district is $1,000 short for 1064-85 year and will be probably the same this year.

Moody, representing agency, told the board sharp increase in district payments to the fund was by a large claim filed employee no longer district board took no action in the bill, but the trustees agreed the money will come from unappropriated reserve. agreed to conduct a course for district em-in an effort to cur- tail any future claims. The board accepted the low bid of $122 from Carl Palmer for painting the kitchen at the Recreation Center. The low bid of 5347 for paving a 20-foot width of Luther Drive was approved to. John L.

Bailey and Sqn. -Throe, bids were submitted on both No action was taken on acceptance of an inter-district agreement with the Paradise Unified School District on foint use of the new elementary school grounds for community recreation. In one section of the agreement the PRD is to provide grass and water system, rest rooms, back stop and fencing. outdoor lights, and other facilities related to public recreation, not including concessions. Trustee Elizabeth Crawl nuestioned whether the rec district might be liable for damans caused by water runoff from the school site.

Robert Shield agreed that several large areas which had been cleared locally have cauwd water damage to other pronerty. The trustees agreed to tour the school site before discussing the agreement further. CAROLYN DRAKE was a substitute teacher the year before. Mrs. Drake replaces Mrs.

Peggy Noland, who served as director lost year. A native of Kauai, Hawaii, she has been in California since 1951. She took her teacher training at Whittier College. She taught five years in southern California and served two years as a nursery school The pre-school class will start September 13. Registration for children attending the class will be held September 8-9-10 from 10 a.m.

to noon. Additional information may be had by contacting Alan Ward. Paradise Youth On Training Cruise Seaman Daniel Wool-brock, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Waelbrock of 1870 E.

Bille, Paradise, ia serving aboard the guided missile destroyer USS Robison which returned to San Dingo this month after completing a six-week Midshipman training cruise. During the cruise. Midshipmen received training in navigation, communications, seamanship, gunnery, engineering and other basic naval subjects. cient in their engineering on the Magalia dam repairs. It (Continued on Page 4) The supervisors deterred for further study several matters, including a request by the Butte County Employees Association for increased vacation benefits for employees with long service.

The vacation request was presented by Jim Rackerby, president of the association, and Roy Mc-Keman, its attorney. All county employees now receive 10 working days va-tion annually. They are asking that those with five to 15 years service receive 15 days vacation and those with 15 years or more, 20 days a year. They would tie permitted to accumulate up to two years vacation. (2tes Coal A report by George Gackle, county administrator, estimated the additional cost at $34,742.

However, Rackerby said that it would actually be less because replacements would not be hired for many of the employees, especially those with longer service who had the more responsible position. Vacations would be taken at th direction of the department heads. According to Rackerby there are currently 464 employees with less than five years service, 364 in the next (Continued on Page 4) A bid of $148,927 on construction of a new Honey Run bridge was the lowest of three received by the board of supervisors Tuesday. The department of public works had budgeted $140,000 for the project Award of the contract was postponed until next week at the request of Clay Castleberry, public works department engineer, who said there was some discrepancy concerning the contractors license which he wanted to discuss with county counsel. Except for this hitch, the department waa ready to recommend award of the bid to Valentine Corporation, of Mill Valley, with a small fund transfer, he said.

Other bidders were Thomas O. Stewart, Sheridan, and G.S. Herrington, Auburn, $165,484.75. Castleberry reported a signed right of entry on property on the Chico aide of the creek has been obtained, so it would not be necessary to start condemnation proceedings for aces land. Replace Old Bridge The new bridge will replace the old covered bridge at the bottom of Honey Run Road which was damaged by a motor vehicle crash this spring.

Commissioner Alonzo Plumb urgued that since all firemen and commissioners had to submit detailed expense accounts so should the secretary. Chairman Dom Fusaro said since the budget contained the $20 allowance and the budget had been approved by the commission, it should stand. Discussion ended when Commissioner Dave Ross moved to allow the amount to stand. Commissioner Homer Spangler supported the motion, with commissioners Stephen Moyer and Plumb dissenting. pun Is i truly SMsat-ertcsS pnSstiSss Mil SSMlIllS.

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Seven of them, including Kola, were from the mm litter and she was bwten out of firat and second pices by two of her sisters. All Keen puppies passed their Inti and Kathy said it is un-wuil to have this many yuppies from the same litter ill pta the test The puppies for the seeing eye dog program are trained by boya and girls of 4-H clubs. That Ole Swimmiri Hole Closed The no swimming sign is out at Nelson Bar, the sheriff i office advised residents this week. According to local deputies the State Department of Water Resources has advised no swimming signs are posted because the old svorite swimming bole is now the property of the state and workmen are currently filling trees in the area as ptrt of the reservoir site clearance phase of the Oro-ville Dam project They said DWR indicated it would enforce the swimming ban only when there were men and equipment in the Nelson Bar area. When the lower portion of the West Branch at the Feather river is backed up with reservoir water the water will be some 110 feet above Nelson Bar bridge.

Nelson Bar has long been a favorite swimming spot for residents of the Ridge, the Cmcow area and OroviUe. Eventually it will be engulfed by Lime Saddle Paris. vast recreation area to be developed by the California Division of Beaches and Parks. Part of the land clearing Project now under way in the Nelson Bar area includes preparation of the park site, which is located west of Nelson Bar Bridge. For jiroinjit, courteous service, Birr, Wilson Inc.

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Plan Opening Firm Here Tesla Radiation Inc, a Reno, Nevada, Corporation, plans to open the offices for a small private research laboratory in the Paradise area, one of the company officers. Dr. William G. -Alien, announced this Dr. Allen, well known Pacific Coast businessman, author and science lecturer, has been in the Chico-Paradise area for the last month to select -the location for the laboratory.

In one process which is being licensed to mining corporations over the world the concern has access to methods of the enrichment of ores by high energy bombardment, according to the' announcement The main function of. the Paradise offices of the corporation will be to oversee the projects in research farmed out for development by other scientists in Japan asd Austria. Address i Your Invitation ATTENTION BUSINESS' AND PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Wed, Aug. IB to Aug. 25 TOILET TISSUE The new Paradise brochures will soon be printed.

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