April 22, 1965 (24 pages)

OG LV = s900NIN AIUNOT) BPPADN °° = aJOL April 22, 1965.Nevada County Nugget. 5g eat rete tt + SESE 0 pare cn SYLVAN: SCENE Typical of the more than 170 camp sites open tothe public this season on Pacific Gas and Electric Company lands in the Sierra and Cascade mountains, is this unit at PG&E's Lake Spaulding campground in Nevada County. Life In The Outdoors New Camping Sites To Be Opened Soon More than 170 camping and 120 picnic units will be open to the public this season in the Sierra and Cascade mountains on lands owned by Pacific Gas and Electric Company, according to Shermer L. Sibley, PG&E president. The facilities, provided by the company asa public-service, are at 30 different locations on PG&E watershed lands, Water stored on these lands for electric power generation also is used for domestic and agricultural purposes after release through the company's power plants, Sibley said. An additional 20 camping and 16 picnic units will be opened at four locations by August 1 as part of PG&E's continuing recreation and conservation program, This will bring the total number of units to 326. "Public use of PG&E properties for recreation purposes on a firstcome, first-served basis has been a long-standing policy of the company, subject to local fire, sanitation and safety regulations," Sibley said. Public access to the PG&E campgrounds will be practicable about May 1at the following locations: Facilities at Lake Spaulding, Nevada County, twoand one half miles west of the junction of State 20 and Interstate 80, including nine camp units, will be opened as soon as mountain snows Clear. By August 1, PG&E expects to have 19 camping units available to the public. Winter snows will alto. prevent public use of PG&E's eight unit Lake Van Norden Campground, south of Soda Springs in Nevada County via Interstate 80, prior to July 1. A total of 10 camp units at PG&E's Lodgepole Campground, below Lake Valley dam on the north fork of the American River two miles south of Yuba Gap, in Placer County, on Interstate 80, is expected to be open August 1. High country snows will probably prevent public access to PG&E's 20 camp units at Silver Lake in Amador County on State 88, and the 25 unit campground on Upper Blue Lake in Alpine County, 15 miles south of Hope Valley via State 88, until July 1. Lake Macumber, four miles northwest of Viola on State Highway 44, in Shasta County seven camp units. Lake Almanor, Rocky Point, one mile north of Lake Almanor dam on State 89 in Plumas County, 20 camp units; Last Chance Creek, four miles north of Chester via county roads, 25 unit campground; Yellow Creek, 10 miles southwest of Lake Almanor via State 89 and Humbug Road, five camp units. Repair Fund For Highways Is Available Congressman Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson of the Second, mountain valley counties, district revealed that the Bureau of Public Roads has approved 15 additional flood repair projects in California. Costs of the repairs authorized by the Bureau of Public Roads action totals $5,729,500. sacaal Hee tt $e EY F 4 FF + tO + $F ED-+ 44 “+o a Conservation District Grows Three new cooperators joined the Nevada County Soil Conservation District in March according tothe monthly activity report of the Grass Valley Work Unit. The new cooperators signed in March are Mrs, George White of Auburn for 10 acres for woodland and pasture near Lake Combie; Daniel Newton of Auburn for 200 acres for pasture and wildlife development in the Camp Beale area and John Bogert of Grass Valley for 24 acres for a homesite with a small pasture and wildlife area in Peardale. Four basic farm plans were prepared by the district staff during the month of March, These include plans for Mrs, William E. Thomas for 10 acres on Rough and Ready Road for small pasture and homesite development; John Comer, 650 acres for development of a commercial summer camp on the west side of Wolf Mountain; Hamer H. Halloway, 20 acres for orchard and woodland development in the Chicago Park area and Elizabeht Sandholm, 549 acres on the north side of Highway 49 near the South Yuba for woodland development and pasture, LEONARD F. CAREY.Realtor Phone 273-4300 ---P,O, Box 944, Grass Valley, California Real Estate Investments -Mortgage Loans r = y DIR MLB today! showroom beauties. nancing is something very special . . “bank terms” are not all alike! Drop in and compare your figure with ours today! Just choose your make and model. financing man at MLB. He may be able to save you more dollars than you would have thought possible. See us at Mother Lode Bank. 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OG LV = s900NIN AIUNOT) BPPADN °° = aJOL April 22, 1965..Nevada County Nugget.. 5g eat rete tt + SESE 0 pare cn SYLVAN: SCENE Typical of the more than 170 camp sites open tothe public this season on Pacific Gas and Electric Company lands in the Sierra and Cascade mountains, is this unit at PG&E's Lake Spaulding campground in Nevada County. Life In The Outdoors New Camping Sites To Be Opened Soon More than 170 camping and 120 picnic units will be open to the public this season in the Sierra and Cascade mountains on lands owned by Pacific Gas and Electric Company, according to Shermer L. Sibley, PG&E president. The facilities, provided by the company asa public-service, are at 30 different locations on PG&E watershed lands, Water stored on these lands for electric power generation also is used for domestic and agricultural purposes after release through the company's power plants, Sibley said. An additional 20 camping and 16 picnic units will be opened at four locations by August 1 as part of PG&E's continuing recreation and conservation program, This will bring the total number of units to 326. "Public use of PG&E properties for recreation purposes on a firstcome, first-served basis has been a long-standing policy of the company, subject to local fire, sanitation and safety regulations," Sibley said. Public access to the PG&E campgrounds will be practicable about May 1at the following locations: Facilities at Lake Spaulding, Nevada County, twoand one half miles west of the junction of State 20 and Interstate 80, including nine camp units, will be opened as soon as mountain snows Clear. By August 1, PG&E expects to have 19 camping units available to the public. Winter snows will alto. prevent public use of PG&E's eight unit Lake Van Norden Campground, south of Soda Springs in Nevada County via Interstate 80, prior to July 1. A total of 10 camp units at PG&E's Lodgepole Campground, below Lake Valley dam on the north fork of the American River two miles south of Yuba Gap, in Placer County, on Interstate 80, is expected to be open August 1. High country snows will probably prevent public access to PG&E's 20 camp units at Silver Lake in Amador County on State 88, and the 25 unit campground on Upper Blue Lake in Alpine County, 15 miles south of Hope Valley via State 88, until July 1. Lake Macumber, four miles northwest of Viola on State Highway 44, in Shasta County seven camp units. Lake Almanor, Rocky Point, one mile north of Lake Almanor

dam on State 89 in Plumas County, 20 camp units; Last Chance Creek, four miles north of Chester via county roads, 25 unit campground; Yellow Creek, 10 miles southwest of Lake Almanor via State 89 and Humbug Road, five camp units. Repair Fund For Highways Is Available Congressman Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson of the Second, mountain valley counties, district revealed that the Bureau of Public Roads has approved 15 additional flood repair projects in California. Costs of the repairs authorized by the Bureau of Public Roads action totals $5,729,500. sacaal Hee tt $e EY F 4 FF + tO + $F ED-+ 44 “+o a Conservation District Grows Three new cooperators joined the Nevada County Soil Conservation District in March according tothe monthly activity report of the Grass Valley Work Unit. The new cooperators signed in March are Mrs, George White of Auburn for 10 acres for woodland and pasture near Lake Combie; Daniel Newton of Auburn for 200 acres for pasture and wildlife development in the Camp Beale area and John Bogert of Grass Valley for 24 acres for a homesite with a small pasture and wildlife area in Peardale. Four basic farm plans were prepared by the district staff during the month of March, These include plans for Mrs, William E. Thomas for 10 acres on Rough and Ready Road for small pasture and homesite development; John Comer, 650 acres for development of a commercial summer camp on the west side of Wolf Mountain; Hamer H. Halloway, 20 acres for orchard and woodland development in the Chicago Park area and Elizabeht Sandholm, 549 acres on the north side of Highway 49 near the South Yuba for woodland development and pasture, LEONARD F. CAREY..Realtor Phone 273-4300 ---P,O, Box 944, Grass Valley, California Real Estate Investments -Mortgage Loans r = y DIR MLB today! showroom beauties.. nancing is something very special . . “bank terms” are not all alike! Drop in and compare your figure with ours today! Just choose your make and model.. financing man at MLB. He may be able to save you more dollars than you would have thought possible. See us at Mother Lode Bank. Our low, low 442% Direct Automobile Fiand proof that so-called NEVADA CITY, No Service Charge on regular personal checking accounts maintaining a minimum balance of $300 or more. b, O LOANS If you’re thinking about owning one of the newest crop of . or if you’ve already picked your favorite model and are at the “figuring-monthly-payment” stage, by all means drop in to see us at your home-owned, independent, then visit our automobile OTHER LODE BANE MEMBER F.D.I.C. CALIFORNIA an ee oa