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   Mountain Democrat (Newspaper) - November 15, 1978, Placerville, California                                Mountain 15 AND PLACERVILLE TIMES SIX SECTIONS 70 PAGES VOL. 126 NO. 98 SINCE 1852 NOVEMBER 15, 1978 of 13' gathers 2715 signatures here El Dorado County who took part in the of 13" campaign to collect signatures on a petition to limit state and local government collected 2715 according to Reuben secretary of the EDC Board of The signatures were collected on election Statewide totals are not yet Friedrich of 13" is a non-profit political action committee formed by Paul of the initiative which became the successful Proposition 13 on the June primary The new called the spending requires signatures to place it on the ballot in 1980. Its basic provisions 1 Limit the growth of government and government spending at the local level in relation to the consumer price index plus population 2 Return tax surpluses to the payers within two 3 Allow government to exceed the limit only by public 4 Require state government to pay the counties for state mandated 5 Allow each level ot government to have emergency funds exempt from the 6 Place the measure on the June 1980 Gann started the of 13" campaign after the California legislature failed to place a con- lid on state and local government spending and instead came to the rescue of local governments with money from state surplus Gann people voted for Proposition 13, they voted for a tax cut not a tax can say people don't care Neighbors help widow finish home By JOHN BRANCH says the world is going to hell and nobody cares about their neighbors if you are in hang this up where you can refer to so as to restore your faith in human husband and I were in the process of building our and we were half finished when he had a fatal heart There was nothing I could do But just about every neighbor came rushing to my Pioneer Fire Department gathered together a work crew too numerous to mention all of the Their wives and members of the Auxiliary brought and served all the FIRE SEASON IS Because of moderate amounts of snow and rainfall and with forecasts of more to forest supervisor Robert Lusk has declared fire season on the Eldorado National With the closing of lire campfire permit requirements and smoking regulations are according to State burning permits are still required until Dec. l. During the 1978 fire which began June 15, 'the Eldorado National Forest had a total of 119 73 of these were and man caused another 46. Total acreage burned amounted to 127 The largest fire was a 120-acre debris The Eldorado's five year average through 1978) is 91 fires with 105 acres A five year average breakdown shows 46 lightning and 45 man caused food for the work The generous people from the Fairplay Store and Somerset Store donated the cold Friends and neighbors who were building their own homes took time out to have donated their money and materials in a time of great Who can say people don't care My thanks to you Lee Kelly's experience is not unusual in a rural county like El Dorado where helping neighbors is but she tells the tale Lee and her husband Ralph came to this county three and a half years ago from Sunnyvale where they had both been oh the management side of a large electronics firm for upwards of a dozen wanted to do something Continued on page LIBRARY DEDICATION ceremonies on Saturday began with the pledge of allegiance led by Pollock Pines Boy Scout Troup No. 164. Supervisor Thomas Stewart of district five presided over the ceremony that featured the Sweet Cy Silver of the California State Library Dorothea Engstrom presenting gifts and Alice head who introduced the staff and The library was completed this summer and the county has occupied the new building since Democrat photo Hallmark THANKSGIVING CARDS AND PARTY SUPPLIES you care enough to sand the very ROBINSON'S PHARMACY DON WILLS MONEY REAL ESTATE LOANS for When Buying or WE SIMPLIFY SPEED TRANSACTIONS HOME GUARANTEED SALES EQUITY ADVANCES our PLACERVILLE 8221131 or 6444121 POLLOCK PINES MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT DEPARTMENTAL PHONE NUMBERS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 622-6154 CIRCULATION 622-1258 DISPLAY ADVERTISING AND BUSINESS OFFICES 622-1255 BUSINESS OFFICE 8a.m. p.m. Monday thru Friday v 9 a.m. to The Stan Niebauer Marty and were jubilant Sunday morning to discover a Market of snow had fallen over- and was covering the nearby tills and Placerville they talked their parents into taking them to Pollock where they engaged in a snowball The other picture was taken at Sly The storm which started brought much needed moisture to the Sierra According to figures released yesterday by in the snow pack measured 2 inches at 5 at Pollock only patches at 12 at 12 inches at Twin 14 at Echo 10 at 8 at Tahoe Valley and 3 at Democrat photos by Margot Meyer cancels firewood permits Because of the substantial amounts of precipitation which fell during the Veteran's Day weekend and with more on the forest service officials have cancelled free woodcutting permits on the Eldorado National cording to forest supervisor Robert The rain and snow which has fallen has created adverse road and weather conditions prohibiting entry into woodcutting areas throughout the Eldorado National WEATHER Placerville weather statistics reported at 8 a.m. on the date listed for the PREVIOUS 24 hours are through the courtesy of They Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Total rainfall to Normal For The Holidays USE OUR PLAN also GIFT CERTIFICATES FLORENCE'S 'The Best For WOMEN'S and 435-437 ST. STORE A.M. Fantastic Clearance On All 78 Toyotas TOYOTA 659 Main 622-6232 PLACERVILLE Chapel of the Pines Funeral Service Burial Services Memorial Services Cremation Services Cemetery Memorials INSPECTION COMPARISON WELCOME 2855 Cold Rd. Placerville 622-3873 x

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