August 27, 1964 (48 pages)

AND of reation facilities, but few USTRY otherse rec RECREATION AS AN toIND the same people will turn down the county pro This issue is devoted gress with a special emphasis on our growing recreation industry. Progress and recreation and the benefits of both can be a difficult sub ject for what is progress tosome is a threat by others and the values of recreation to our communities to some are seen as an invasion by others. Whether people like it or not we are making progress in the county and the in recreation industry, one of the few s. chance to use these facilitie to come The recreationist is going like it or not to our area whether we he wants. because we have something the recreaWe can turn the desire of tinue to play is progress and it will con ant role in an increasingly more import in our lifé and economy. S VEIN LL HI OT FO E TH IN that e declining, is helping to mak progress by putting valuable tax dolSIGHS WERE HEARD WHEN into our local coffers. are creating. BUDGETS WERE PASSED state. But our recreation industry canbe these young people to get all se jobs on the job ing and preparation they can for the people training and in this connection I know sometimes say, "Well, let industry do it”. On-the-job training will have to fill the bill, but I at this have would like to point out that many attempts people on train can proved fruitless for one reason. You c skills. If the basi the job if they have the basic tools, e, or spell a young man or young woman can ‘tread, writ to train them on the or add or subtract, it is pretty hard job, And this is only too often the situation, High school e situation. They drop-outs, of course, are in a miserabl might say in the depression of the 1930's t the are already you abou d hear f relie of sighs ral seve There were ession is going to get worse for young people governandthe depr both when week last City da d, regardless of race Neva in county and unschooled, unskilled and untraine year. the for ets budg oved appr something of a chales is this bodi So al ment hing else. thouse as orcolor or anyt headon, industry, meet to have There were many sad faces about the cour y we ainl cert were axed by lenge that of the greatest one k thin I is this and various items in the departmental budgets nt, rnme labor, gove tax the on line the hold to ally t effor the supervisors in their challenges of the period ahead and one that actu hing anyt st almo rate. economist more than h could frightens me as an Although we felt there were things cut whic d and seeing this tremendous tidal g ahea kin loo else, county, I was the of tion opera the to l usefu been have of young people approaching the labor market unns. First, I am + wave ology of the 1960's, 1970's and not sad about the outcome for two reaso to pay as ‘prepared for the techn not sad because I will now find I will not have dly, one of 1980's, much in taxes asI thought I would, Secon What are we going to do about it? I'm not going to is all That s. storie et budg ng writi is hates my greatest stand here and say I have all the answers, All I am sayyear. next time this until coast can I and over now ing is this is a tremendous challenge, something that eee eseeeveeeee eee business, all the other agensuperthe education system, that THEHOLD THE LINE BUDGET approved by the have to face, This is a treto going ayers Associes involved, are you that industry will visors should please the Nevada County Taxp assure I and the Taxmendous challenge ciation, Now that the budget is out of the way wouldtry to do its part to help face it in terms of on-the-job and payers Association and its assorted hangers-on Heaven's sake, make sure these people te all their training, but for devo to able be will ants aspir l tica be poli get the basic skills so that we can school, high complete attack on the ed fledg full a rd towa gies ener up pent train them on the job. county general plan. ---ConradJameson, vice-president, Security eseeenevee It will continue to grow here because we are graced with some of the most beautiful and varied landscape in the training and skills and most of leisure * tion, k in terms of tretionist for a place to enjoy his won't have them. So we have to thin rnment, by labor, mendous responsibility shared by gove into a profitable business. e young people thes county ‘by industry, by all of us to encourage The recreation industry in our all the trainget to of the education they can, ead of our area which is growing inst lars The recreation industry will continue It to grow here fora number of reasons. r will continue to grow from the shee momentum of the growth wave that Cali fornia is experiencing and the demand le for recreation that all these new peop of high school are inThese young people pouring out that are going to be adequately prepared for the jobs out the jobs that ted poin available. It has already been require educathat es gori cate are available are in the eee eee ee the book TWO STORIES this week must be recorded in a. ican Amer of d of the Wonderful Worl the good A Nevada City man told of a friend who had near live also fortune tobe a professional rodeo rider and comely unlik an an Indian reservation. This seems like rn hero parbination to good fortune, but our southweste ed a school open He g. livin layed these facts into a good received a and s horse ride to how ns to teach the India the redman. government subsidy for improving the lot of south and the While churches are being burned in First National Bank, from an address de livered to a conference on "Man in California--1980's", held in Sacramento in January. WASHINGTON CALLING E THOS OF TED STAR E PURG F FBBS atandto the tourists we are trying to and tract if we treat it as an industry DON’T LIKE BARRY’S LINE fineing WHO cultivate it. shocked by the drama of the scene of Yogi Berra bigger, better and more beneficial to us Nam, we were soldiers are being ambushed in Viet We have said before and will corr ar tinue to say that the recreation doll is about the best dollar a community can make because so little of it goes a on a one of his players $200 for playing his harmonic land Hoag on ---D bus. CALIFORNIA YOUNG PEOPLE MUST HAVE BETTER EDUCATION of it stays here in our economy. AND MORE earecr the for ide to prov by for providing the services required more permanent residents and therefore All we have he tionists is an atmosphere in which to n can enjoy himself and an attentio of his needs. The other requirements recreation sites and goods and services We have torecognize the fact that we have a tremendous flood of young people who have been pouring into the labor market and they are going to continue to pour into the labor market the war babies, the immediate post-war babies of course. The birthrate reached its peakin 1947, and the 18 years that it takes to get them com a by ided prov g bein are already out of high school is 1965, The full impact of that treral fede and mendous wave of young people that's been pouring bination of local, state ate through our schools is going to hit the labor market like governmental agencies and by priv a sledge hammer a year from now in June of 1965. business. WASHINGTON --"When you've got some of the friends Barry's got you don't need enemies, " In this grimly humorous fashion one of the top members of the Goldwater team expressed a growing worry over the zeal of dedicated Goldwaterites. The problem istoreconcile these passionate sectarians with moderate and regular Republicans. The line drawn is FBBSF -For Barry Before San Fran cisco. The Goldwaterites would purge those on the wrong side of that line. Or at the very least they are uninterd fate.Peace may have been declared at the in their este summit in the sweet atmosphere of Hershey, Pa. But it has yet to be achieved below that level. Tapped as the reconciler is one of the party's ablest pros, Ray C, Bliss, Ohio state chairman, Above all a realist, Bliss knows that the party cannot win if the gap between the Goldwaterites and the regulars is not closed down where the votes are counted, He will travel from state to state making the case for a practical working partnership. arr FaAanree PTATTIOVAT “BDITORIAL LOOK FOR MORE PROGRESS of the Some may decrie the coming of our recreationist as aninvasion n down the privacy, but few will tur h regisdollars they leave in our cas exters. Some will even fight the GROWTH WHEN WE TREAT and parks penditures for beaches and August 27, 1964 NOILIGI SSAYDOUd TVANNV HLSAIS padsfdeiae (Vices eadehideiee aed idee aes itis 9 o8eqg" "*POBL ‘1g IsNnBny** *y088nN OUL’* 9 O8ed NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET

AND of reation facilities, but few USTRY otherse rec RECREATION AS AN toIND the same people will turn down the county pro This issue is devoted gress with a special emphasis on our growing recreation industry. Progress and recreation and the benefits of both can be a difficult sub ject for what is progress tosome is a threat by others and the values of recreation to our communities to some are seen as an invasion by others. Whether people like it or not we are making progress in the county and the in recreation industry, one of the few s. chance to use these facilitie to come The recreationist is going like it or not to our area whether we he wants. because we have something the recreaWe can turn the desire of tinue to play is progress and it will con ant role in an increasingly more import in our lifé and economy. S VEIN LL HI OT FO E TH IN that e declining, is helping to mak progress by putting valuable tax dolSIGHS WERE HEARD WHEN into our local coffers. are creating. BUDGETS WERE PASSED state. But our recreation industry canbe these young people to get all se jobs on the job ing and preparation they can for the people training and in this connection I know sometimes say, "Well, let industry do it”. On-the-job training will have to fill the bill, but I at this have would like to point out that many attempts people on train can proved fruitless for one reason. You c skills. If the basi the job if they have the basic tools, e, or spell a young man or young woman can ‘tread, writ to train them on the or add or subtract, it is pretty hard job, And this is only too often the situation, High school e situation. They drop-outs, of course, are in a miserabl might say in the depression of the 1930's t the are already you abou d hear f relie of sighs ral seve There were ession is going to get worse for young people governandthe depr both when week last City da d, regardless of race Neva in county and unschooled, unskilled and untraine year. the for ets budg oved appr something of a chales is this bodi So al ment hing else. thouse as orcolor or anyt headon, industry, meet to have There were many sad faces about the cour y we ainl cert were axed by lenge that of the greatest one k thin I is this and various items in the departmental budgets nt, rnme labor, gove tax the on line the hold to ally t effor the supervisors in their challenges of the period ahead and one that actu hing anyt st almo rate. economist more than h could frightens me as an Although we felt there were things cut whic d and seeing this tremendous tidal g ahea kin loo else, county, I was the of tion opera the to l usefu been have of young people approaching the labor market unns. First, I am + wave ology of the 1960's, 1970's and not sad about the outcome for two reaso to pay as ‘prepared for the techn not sad because I will now find I will not have dly, one of 1980's, much in taxes asI thought I would, Secon What are we going to do about it? I'm not going to is all That s. storie et budg ng writi is hates my greatest stand here and say I have all the answers, All I am sayyear. next time this until coast can I and over now ing is this is a tremendous challenge, something that eee eseeeveeeee eee business, all the other agensuperthe education system, that THEHOLD THE LINE BUDGET approved by the have to face, This is a treto going ayers Associes involved, are you that industry will visors should please the Nevada County Taxp assure I and the Taxmendous challenge ciation, Now that the budget is out of the way wouldtry to do its part to help face it in terms of on-the-job and payers Association and its assorted hangers-on Heaven's sake, make sure these people te all their training, but for devo to able be will ants aspir l tica be poli

get the basic skills so that we can school, high complete attack on the ed fledg full a rd towa gies ener up pent train them on the job. county general plan. ---ConradJameson, vice-president, Security eseeenevee It will continue to grow here because we are graced with some of the most beautiful and varied landscape in the training and skills and most of leisure * tion, k in terms of tretionist for a place to enjoy his won't have them. So we have to thin rnment, by labor, mendous responsibility shared by gove into a profitable business. e young people thes county ‘by industry, by all of us to encourage The recreation industry in our all the trainget to of the education they can, ead of our area which is growing inst lars The recreation industry will continue It to grow here fora number of reasons. r will continue to grow from the shee momentum of the growth wave that Cali fornia is experiencing and the demand le for recreation that all these new peop of high school are inThese young people pouring out that are going to be adequately prepared for the jobs out the jobs that ted poin available. It has already been require educathat es gori cate are available are in the eee eee ee the book TWO STORIES this week must be recorded in a. ican Amer of d of the Wonderful Worl the good A Nevada City man told of a friend who had near live also fortune tobe a professional rodeo rider and comely unlik an an Indian reservation. This seems like rn hero parbination to good fortune, but our southweste ed a school open He g. livin layed these facts into a good received a and s horse ride to how ns to teach the India the redman. government subsidy for improving the lot of south and the While churches are being burned in First National Bank, from an address de livered to a conference on "Man in California--1980's", held in Sacramento in January. WASHINGTON CALLING E THOS OF TED STAR E PURG F FBBS atandto the tourists we are trying to and tract if we treat it as an industry DON’T LIKE BARRY’S LINE fineing WHO cultivate it. shocked by the drama of the scene of Yogi Berra bigger, better and more beneficial to us Nam, we were soldiers are being ambushed in Viet We have said before and will corr ar tinue to say that the recreation doll is about the best dollar a community can make because so little of it goes a on a one of his players $200 for playing his harmonic land Hoag on ---D bus. CALIFORNIA YOUNG PEOPLE MUST HAVE BETTER EDUCATION of it stays here in our economy. AND MORE earecr the for ide to prov by for providing the services required more permanent residents and therefore All we have he tionists is an atmosphere in which to n can enjoy himself and an attentio of his needs. The other requirements recreation sites and goods and services We have torecognize the fact that we have a tremendous flood of young people who have been pouring into the labor market and they are going to continue to pour into the labor market the war babies, the immediate post-war babies of course. The birthrate reached its peakin 1947, and the 18 years that it takes to get them com a by ided prov g bein are already out of high school is 1965, The full impact of that treral fede and mendous wave of young people that's been pouring bination of local, state ate through our schools is going to hit the labor market like governmental agencies and by priv a sledge hammer a year from now in June of 1965. business. WASHINGTON --"When you've got some of the friends Barry's got you don't need enemies, " In this grimly humorous fashion one of the top members of the Goldwater team expressed a growing worry over the zeal of dedicated Goldwaterites. The problem istoreconcile these passionate sectarians with moderate and regular Republicans. The line drawn is FBBSF -For Barry Before San Fran cisco. The Goldwaterites would purge those on the wrong side of that line. Or at the very least they are uninterd fate..Peace may have been declared at the in their este summit in the sweet atmosphere of Hershey, Pa. But it has yet to be achieved below that level. Tapped as the reconciler is one of the party's ablest pros, Ray C, Bliss, Ohio state chairman, Above all a realist, Bliss knows that the party cannot win if the gap between the Goldwaterites and the regulars is not closed down where the votes are counted, He will travel from state to state making the case for a practical working partnership. arr FaAanree PTATTIOVAT “BDITORIAL LOOK FOR MORE PROGRESS of the Some may decrie the coming of our recreationist as aninvasion n down the privacy, but few will tur h regisdollars they leave in our cas exters. Some will even fight the GROWTH WHEN WE TREAT and parks penditures for beaches and August 27, 1964 NOILIGI SSAYDOUd TVANNV HLSAIS padsfdeiae (Vices eadehideiee aed idee aes itis 9 o8eqg" "*POBL ‘1g IsNnBny** *y088nN OUL’* 9 O8ed NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET