July 12, 1961 (12 pages)

Sos nt oe ya 5 ea ee vss sPage 6, NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Wednesday july 12, 1961~~ de: Warne Director, of Water Resources (one of a series) SACRAMENTO---Water for recreational use has come sharply to public attention in recent years, though fun in and on the water was ig‘nored asa subject for serious planning in multiple-purpose projects only a scant score of years ago. The reason for the new eminence of water for fun is found in the vast change in the way people live nowadays in the United States and particularly in California, father than in any basic differences in water projects. People have more free time. They are more mobile and can go farther just for the fun of it. Boats, boat trailers, fishing tackle, skindiving equipment, surfboards, camping equipment, and a passengers miles in Califor‘asa terrible blow to theown. Outofsuch suansteut: ~ towns in the great delta of the lot of other things are in the nia in 1958, accordingto the. er of a new boat and trailer much ill will has developed ae ee vee reachofagreatmany. OutCalifornia Public Outdoor ~ thathe cannot anearand much bitter coptroversy River system. V door recreation has become Recreation Plan. : by reservoir touse it. It arisen. Effortand time will of the attention the levees ® part of the California way = Thereisno more land and comes as a similar shock to servetowork out most of the were given for years by of life. very few more water areas those who own or operate a problems on existing reserone who cared was from So many boats have been for these new outdoorrecrea-. reservoirthathasbeen peacevoirsand revised methods of, land side by the people they sold recently in California, tion enthusiasts to use now rine i 20, ae minding planning in advance will protected, The lawsregardthat if the trend kept up in than there was when the popof these yearsto makemostnew reservoirs ing their construction, their 20 years each person of our yjation wasmuch smaller 20 _findthat all at oncea aies serve much better. operation and the maintegreatly expanded population years ago and when everyone of outdoor recreation+ Levees, many hundreds of nance of the levees, both would own five boats: Cars fore or less stayed at home. demanding to know miles of them, have been federal laws and state laws, towing boats ononeday heresuit hasbeen a greatly wo edi romran can'tuse built forflood control and to were. written from the point round trips logged a billion sriplifiedimpact. Itcomes that\water. protect low-lying farms and of view of the landlubber, Auburn Hotel ae ‘AIR CONDITIONED COFFEE, SHOP ZANZIBAR COCKTAIL LOUNGE THE TRAVELERS ‘Hotel & Cocktail Lounge 1102 LINCOLN WAY KOFFEE KUP YF Fine Foods at Fair Prices 904 LINCOLN WAY 6 a.m. 11 p.m. eoccccee soeeseee Closed Tuesdays Ivy Motel CENTER OF AUBURN Pool Air Conditioned 2 ¥ 2 EN ADMINS MOONS OMENS COMMONS OWN? OMEN? % Recommended Enroute To GRASS VALLEY TRAVEL Hi: -WAY 19 or Fishing, Camping, Hiking, Scenic Beauty OP> ADwOY> Mou, Open Wed. Thru Sat. : Homecooked Dinners No Liquor Served 5 pm 10 pm’ Sun. Lindley’s Red Wagon Homemade Bread lpm-10p Cold Drinks Higgins Corners GROCERIES Picnic Supplies THE 49er ANTIQUES 5 Mi. So. Of Grass Valley Vee’s Trailer Park Overnights Welcome Adults 3 Mi. So. Of Grass Valley oN 4 = G t 5 CMOMON2 MOBO MOBO MOMON AMOWMON? MOWED Oy * ® “n fe) 3 3 ® 3 Q ® Q > GRASS VALLEY cLeAN' Welcome Motel Attractive Rates By Day, Week, Month © 00 So, Auburn MODERN AIR COOLED Blyebira Cale CLOSED SUN. Food & Fountain Specialties 110 Mill St. Gool : 142 . . Clean BUNCES CAFE MILL ST. Great OPEN AROUND THE CLOCK GRASS VALLEY MOTEL Modern Cabins Quiet Kitchens . For more recommended:restaurants in {Grass Valley & Nevada City consult the Dinning Guide in this newspaper. SPORTS _Enthusiasts can enjoy golf & tennis id uburn and Grass Valley-fishing in almost any roadside stream plus water skiing swimming and rock climbing. . * DA? CACO? CMOKO? MOOI CMON ON MOON? MOM ONS MC Gg \ie rey EDDIE'S BANK CLUB Cocktails 6am 2am Off Sale iS Recommended In ? NEVADA CITY OW2 AG), 4, > AGIs ~ ° Wildwood Motel y Hwy. 49 Hwy. 4 GV NC Hwy. 20 Kitchens, Cool, Quiet Koon Swimming ARWAY MOTEL Walking Distance From Ton _ 575 Broad St., Ph 265 -2233 \ Kitchenettes RANCHO MOTEL AAA Approved WO FXO PONG OLS LONG Be LMF OFS Recommended In NORTH SAN JUAN Babe's Place & Market Be. ries On & Off SalePitcher Beer On Tap Market oxootey BEER WINE MUSEUMS Visit the famous 49'er museums in Auburn, Nevada City, Downieville and Sierraville. 2 MOAN CAMO ON CAM OMO MOM MOM OM AMOME Recommended In CAMPTONVILLE 5 3 ©) G ES = 9) ‘Campfonville Mercantile and K. LS. ( Cafe BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DIN GROCERIES, FISHING LICENSE WILSON'S LOG CABIN Meals Beer Wine Groceries 2 Mi, So. of Camptonville G ALOMON? OWON? HOMO? LOMO? AOMON? MOMON? MOMS! Recommended In DOWNIEVILLE JAMES GROCERY G & L MEAT MARKET Fresh Produce, Frozen Foods, Free Delivery Butler 9-3265 Butler 9-3596 RI DE M L Sleep By The River.Modern Housekeeping Units Downieville le Mofors One Stop. Service Towing Es Cabins Full Kitchens 6 mee of Downieville Butler 9-3425 9: DOWNIEVILLE (con't) Restaurant Cocktail Lounge DELICIOUS STEAKS FROM OUR BROILER. VIEW THE BEAUTIFUL YUBA RIVER WHILE DINING. 00am 10;00 pm Bar Open Till 2:00 am Sporting Goods [SIERRA HARDWARE HING & CAMPING SUPPLIES Butler 9-3582 Harris’ Flying A Service GAS, LUBRICATION, TIRE REPAIR . FOUNTAIN THE see at CAFE Bob & & Helen ae am 9:3 Ba, Hunting-FishingDrug Sundries-Clothing JENSEN'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE Butler 286 INDIAN VALLEY OUTPOST GROCERIES GAS DRAFT BEER FIRE PERMITS 12 Mi. So. of Downieville “LOMO OG HF EIS jRecommended In SIERRA CITY LOGANVILLE COTTAGES Modern= ghway MODERATE RATES = dial BU 9-3477 Yuba River Inn Meals Cabins @ 1/2 Mi. E. of Sierra City COMPLETE RESORT SIERRA BUTTES INN “For the pleasure of the hunter and the fisherman. ' BUtler 9-3417 pense Not Modern Kitchens BEAUTY SALON GROCERIES SPORTING GOODS SIERRA COUNTRY STORE Open til 8 p.m. Sun. 3 p.m SIERRA CHALET COF HOP MOTEL BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER CMON CMOMHON COW CMOMONS CHOW ON MOM OD @ @ Recommended In6) 5 BASSETT’'S. STATION i Bassett’s Station GROCERIES &p.m. closing 6 p.m. Sun. COFFEE SHOP CABINS GAS CHOWN? COMO COMMON MOBLIN CMON GINO OME mae : gRecommended In 4 SATTLEY DELANEY’S RAINBOW TROUT Lake Fed By Ice Cold Spring Water 1/4 Mile West of Yuba Pass On Highway 49 COONS CMON AMOI CMON E TIN? OME? MOM >» Recommended In SIERRAVILLE HANNON’S GENERAL STORE Picnic Supplies—Cold Drinks * Antiques. Water For Ret#eational Use Receives Increased Public A tention In Recent Your States Director ‘Warne which “until the outdoor recreationist came on the scene was the only point of view articulated in prilioly R every 5 eeasorinteen penetrated by boats of almost every discription. Wonderful fishing for the “stripers” -striped bass -and salmon and steelhead and other varieties, has heightened interest, Water skiing. Picnicking. Protected waters, Long beaches. Skindiving. The delta is really one of standing water recreation areas in the whole country. It has miles andmilesand miles of water courses, most of them gentle and safe and inviting. There are many. points of access and many more could be provided. It is outstanding: Water planners now think ~ that they earlier should have recognized the potential for water recreation becausé the potential has been there in the delta all the time. It dawned on us like Kipling's “thunder out of China ‘cross the bay”, however, when the levee maintenance program of clearing the trees off the water side of the levees last year stirred up a hurricane of gusty protest from boaters, They thought it ruined the appearance of the levees, Those who built the levees, those who maintained them, those protected and served by them had never had much causeto concern themselves earlier with the looks of the levees from the water side, They had always seen them from the land side and observed only their utility. The two horns of the dilemma then were revealed, one that most planning and construction of levees in the delta for 100 years had been oblivious of water recreation, andthe other that outdoor recreationists, numerous and vociferous, were for the most part oblivious of what has been going on and why in the delta during the century before they bought their boats and got time enough off from their work to use boats extensively. Compatible ways of pro= tecting and using the delta lands and waters for all purposes can be found and workedout. TheLegislature has just set up a study that probably will point out some of the ways in which this can be ‘done, But the solution will likely take time, money, and patience, No matter how noisy the controversy gets, the time will be provided, all right, because in the end all users will need to be satisfied. Such a fight cannot "be won" by either side, for both have rights that cannot be sacrificed l.tead, a solution, not a victory, should be sought. The money, the next requirement, probably can be made available only if plans are worked out that are acceptable and feasible. Where the patience, the third requirement, is coming from isnot clear at this moment, So we see a new use, recreational use, entering the arena of water planning. It has already been recognized in California law, Already ways of defining its rights, needs, and limits are being incorporated in regulations and plans, Problems of financing the separable costs of recreation in multiple-purpose water projects are only partly resolved, but much work is being done on them. Welcome, Recreation, welcome to the family. Grow to be a strong partner. CENTRAL CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Ly ny MAXIMUM SECURITY Cwrrent Rate yi Rien annum ‘isi D QUARTERLY ai ore (ee See, PaaS eee tere ete Me ser ee I @ Of @®@ SalI nreas nm Aa A Se en ieccee

Sos nt oe ya 5 ea ee vss sPage 6, NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Wednesday july 12, 1961~~ de: Warne Director, of Water Resources (one of a series) SACRAMENTO---Water for recreational use has come sharply to public attention in recent years, though fun in and on the water was ig‘nored asa subject for serious planning in multiple-purpose projects only a scant score of years ago. The reason for the new eminence of water for fun is found in the vast change in the way people live nowadays in the United States and particularly in California, father than in any basic differences in water projects. People have more free time. They are more mobile and can go farther just for the fun of it. Boats, boat trailers, fishing tackle, skindiving equipment, surfboards, camping equipment, and a passengers miles in Califor‘asa terrible blow to theown. Outofsuch suansteut: ~ towns in the great delta of the lot of other things are in the nia in 1958, accordingto the. er of a new boat and trailer much ill will has developed ae ee vee reachofagreatmany. OutCalifornia Public Outdoor ~ thathe cannot anearand much bitter coptroversy River system. V door recreation has become Recreation Plan. : by reservoir touse it. It arisen. Effortand time will of the attention the levees ® part of the California way = Thereisno more land and comes as a similar shock to servetowork out most of the were given for years by of life. very few more water areas those who own or operate a problems on existing reserone who cared was from So many boats have been for these new outdoorrecrea-. reservoirthathasbeen peacevoirsand revised methods of, land side by the people they sold recently in California, tion enthusiasts to use now rine i 20, ae minding planning in advance will protected, The lawsregardthat if the trend kept up in than there was when the popof these yearsto makemostnew reservoirs ing their construction, their 20 years each person of our yjation wasmuch smaller 20 _findthat all at oncea aies serve much better. operation and the maintegreatly expanded population years ago and when everyone of outdoor recreation+ Levees, many hundreds of nance of the levees, both would own five boats: Cars fore or less stayed at home. demanding to know miles of them, have been federal laws and state laws, towing boats ononeday heresuit hasbeen a greatly wo edi romran can'tuse built forflood control and to were. written from the point round trips logged a billion sriplifiedimpact. Itcomes that\water. protect low-lying farms and of view of the landlubber, Auburn Hotel ae ‘AIR CONDITIONED COFFEE, SHOP ZANZIBAR COCKTAIL LOUNGE THE TRAVELERS ‘Hotel & Cocktail Lounge 1102 LINCOLN WAY KOFFEE KUP YF Fine Foods at Fair Prices 904 LINCOLN WAY 6 a.m. 11 p.m. eoccccee soeeseee Closed Tuesdays Ivy Motel CENTER OF AUBURN Pool Air Conditioned 2 ¥ 2 EN ADMINS MOONS OMENS COMMONS OWN? OMEN? % Recommended Enroute To GRASS VALLEY TRAVEL Hi: -WAY 19 or Fishing, Camping, Hiking, Scenic Beauty OP> ADwOY> Mou, Open Wed. Thru Sat. : Homecooked Dinners No Liquor Served 5 pm 10 pm’ Sun. Lindley’s Red Wagon Homemade Bread lpm-10p Cold Drinks Higgins Corners GROCERIES Picnic Supplies THE 49er ANTIQUES 5 Mi. So. Of Grass Valley Vee’s Trailer Park Overnights Welcome Adults 3 Mi. So. Of Grass Valley oN 4 = G t 5 CMOMON2 MOBO MOBO MOMON AMOWMON? MOWED Oy * ® “n fe) 3 3 ® 3 Q ® Q > GRASS VALLEY cLeAN' Welcome Motel Attractive Rates By Day, Week, Month © 00 So, Auburn MODERN AIR COOLED Blyebira Cale CLOSED SUN. Food & Fountain Specialties 110 Mill St. Gool : 142 . . Clean BUNCES CAFE MILL ST. Great OPEN AROUND THE CLOCK GRASS VALLEY MOTEL Modern Cabins Quiet Kitchens . For more recommended:restaurants in {Grass Valley & Nevada City consult the Dinning Guide in this newspaper. SPORTS _Enthusiasts can enjoy golf & tennis id uburn and Grass Valley-fishing in almost any roadside stream plus water skiing swimming and rock climbing. . * DA? CACO? CMOKO? MOOI CMON ON MOON? MOM ONS MC Gg \ie rey EDDIE'S BANK CLUB Cocktails 6am 2am Off Sale iS Recommended In ? NEVADA CITY OW2 AG), 4, > AGIs ~ ° Wildwood Motel y Hwy. 49 Hwy. 4 GV NC Hwy. 20 Kitchens, Cool, Quiet Koon Swimming ARWAY MOTEL Walking Distance From Ton _ 575 Broad St., Ph 265 -2233 \ Kitchenettes RANCHO MOTEL AAA Approved WO FXO PONG OLS LONG Be LMF OFS Recommended In NORTH SAN JUAN Babe's Place & Market Be. ries On & Off SalePitcher Beer On Tap Market oxootey BEER WINE MUSEUMS Visit the famous 49'er museums in Auburn, Nevada City, Downieville and Sierraville. 2 MOAN CAMO ON CAM OMO MOM MOM OM AMOME Recommended In CAMPTONVILLE 5 3 ©) G ES = 9) ‘Campfonville Mercantile and K. LS. ( Cafe BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DIN GROCERIES, FISHING LICENSE WILSON'S LOG CABIN Meals Beer Wine Groceries 2 Mi, So. of Camptonville G ALOMON? OWON? HOMO? LOMO? AOMON? MOMON? MOMS! Recommended In DOWNIEVILLE JAMES GROCERY G & L MEAT MARKET Fresh Produce, Frozen Foods, Free Delivery Butler 9-3265 Butler 9-3596 RI DE M L Sleep By The River.Modern Housekeeping Units Downieville le Mofors One Stop. Service Towing Es Cabins Full Kitchens 6 mee of Downieville Butler 9-3425 9:

DOWNIEVILLE (con't) Restaurant Cocktail Lounge DELICIOUS STEAKS FROM OUR BROILER. VIEW THE BEAUTIFUL YUBA RIVER WHILE DINING. 00am 10;00 pm Bar Open Till 2:00 am Sporting Goods [SIERRA HARDWARE HING & CAMPING SUPPLIES Butler 9-3582 Harris’ Flying A Service GAS, LUBRICATION, TIRE REPAIR . FOUNTAIN THE see at CAFE Bob & & Helen ae am 9:3 Ba, Hunting-FishingDrug Sundries-Clothing JENSEN'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE Butler 286 INDIAN VALLEY OUTPOST GROCERIES GAS DRAFT BEER FIRE PERMITS 12 Mi. So. of Downieville “LOMO OG HF EIS jRecommended In SIERRA CITY LOGANVILLE COTTAGES Modern= ghway MODERATE RATES = dial BU 9-3477 Yuba River Inn Meals Cabins @ 1/2 Mi. E. of Sierra City COMPLETE RESORT SIERRA BUTTES INN “For the pleasure of the hunter and the fisherman. ' BUtler 9-3417 pense Not Modern Kitchens BEAUTY SALON GROCERIES SPORTING GOODS SIERRA COUNTRY STORE Open til 8 p.m. Sun. 3 p.m SIERRA CHALET COF HOP MOTEL BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER CMON CMOMHON COW CMOMONS CHOW ON MOM OD @ @ Recommended In6) 5 BASSETT’'S. STATION i Bassett’s Station GROCERIES &p.m. closing 6 p.m. Sun. COFFEE SHOP CABINS GAS CHOWN? COMO COMMON MOBLIN CMON GINO OME mae : gRecommended In 4 SATTLEY DELANEY’S RAINBOW TROUT Lake Fed By Ice Cold Spring Water 1/4 Mile West of Yuba Pass On Highway 49 COONS CMON AMOI CMON E TIN? OME? MOM >» Recommended In SIERRAVILLE HANNON’S GENERAL STORE Picnic Supplies—Cold Drinks * Antiques. Water For Ret#eational Use Receives Increased Public A tention In Recent Your States Director ‘Warne which “until the outdoor recreationist came on the scene was the only point of view articulated in prilioly R every 5 eeasorinteen penetrated by boats of almost every discription. Wonderful fishing for the “stripers” -striped bass -and salmon and steelhead and other varieties, has heightened interest, Water skiing. Picnicking. Protected waters, Long beaches. Skindiving. The delta is really one of standing water recreation areas in the whole country. It has miles andmilesand miles of water courses, most of them gentle and safe and inviting. There are many. points of access and many more could be provided. It is outstanding: Water planners now think ~ that they earlier should have recognized the potential for water recreation becausé the potential has been there in the delta all the time. It dawned on us like Kipling's “thunder out of China ‘cross the bay”, however, when the levee maintenance program of clearing the trees off the water side of the levees last year stirred up a hurricane of gusty protest from boaters, They thought it ruined the appearance of the levees, Those who built the levees, those who maintained them, those protected and served by them had never had much causeto concern themselves earlier with the looks of the levees from the water side, They had always seen them from the land side and observed only their utility. The two horns of the dilemma then were revealed, one that most planning and construction of levees in the delta for 100 years had been oblivious of water recreation, andthe other that outdoor recreationists, numerous and vociferous, were for the most part oblivious of what has been going on and why in the delta during the century before they bought their boats and got time enough off from their work to use boats extensively. Compatible ways of pro= tecting and using the delta lands and waters for all purposes can be found and workedout. TheLegislature has just set up a study that probably will point out some of the ways in which this can be ‘done, But the solution will likely take time, money, and patience, No matter how noisy the controversy gets, the time will be provided, all right, because in the end all users will need to be satisfied. Such a fight cannot "be won" by either side, for both have rights that cannot be sacrificed l.tead, a solution, not a victory, should be sought. The money, the next requirement, probably can be made available only if plans are worked out that are acceptable and feasible. Where the patience, the third requirement, is coming from isnot clear at this moment, So we see a new use, recreational use, entering the arena of water planning. It has already been recognized in California law, Already ways of defining its rights, needs, and limits are being incorporated in regulations and plans, Problems of financing the separable costs of recreation in multiple-purpose water projects are only partly resolved, but much work is being done on them. Welcome, Recreation, welcome to the family. Grow to be a strong partner. CENTRAL CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Ly ny MAXIMUM SECURITY Cwrrent Rate yi Rien annum ‘isi D QUARTERLY ai ore (ee See, PaaS eee tere ete Me ser ee I @ Of @®@ SalI nreas nm Aa A Se en ieccee