July 22, 1965 (20 pages)

rey 9) 00 00 3 a > ~ = = fe) O GY c © > S) a July 22, 1965. South Yuba Area Will Get High Recreation Use Enormous recreation use growth in the Nevada City District of the Tahoe National Forest was predicted this week _by assistant district ranger, Bob Cron, Cron was the speaker at the g§¢€neral membership luncheon meeting of the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce in the National Hotel. He noted that man day use in the district reached 108,000 in 1960, 126,000 in 1964 and are projected for 268,000 in 1967 and 618,000 man days by the year 2000, In the South Yuba River area, Cron noted that about half the property along the river was owned by the government, but iinet RECREATION 60 1%64 Bob Cron Nevada City Finally Approves The State Retirement Plan For Police (Continued from Page 1) and police reorganization to pay for the retirement plan. Martz was asked if the members of the police department knew what they were getting into and he said he had worked out all of the costs for the men and they knew that although they would have to cut corners, they wanted the plan. City accountant Stan Howard said he did not think that the police would be able to live on the salaries they would have left after all the deductions were removed and predictedthat two months after the plan was adopted they would be back asking for ~—~taises. He suggested the city find a way to include raises now to help make the plan work. Both O'Neill and Barry said they were convinced the city could pay for the plan and O'Neill said the matter centered on whether the city wanted the plan or not. Barry moved for adoption-of the ordinance and O'Neill seconded the motion. The motion was given unanimous approval and Jensen noted that the answer will be "no" on all future requests for money. . The council then moved to increase the city salex tax take by five per cent and notify the county. Martz, . speaking for the police department, thanked the council for its consideration, “We're glad to do it,” Mayor Arch McPherson replied. "I just hope we don't go broke and if we do that you willtake good care of us,” ON SUMMER MERCHANDISE CAPRIS, SHORTS, KNIT TOPS, TERRY TOPS, SWIM SUITS, DRESSES, BAGS ALL SALES CASH NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES USE YOUR BANKAMERICARD STORE HOURS 9:30 TO 5:30 SUN. FROM 11 A.M, ices Sigte CORNER OF PINE & BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY ? that most of it was too steep for any large camp development. Two main projects are now planned, he said. One is the Golden Quartz Camp just past Canyon Creek, The work here is scheduled forthe next fiscal year if landtitle problems are cleared up by December. This will include 25 camp units, seven picnic units, water and sanitary facilities and a swimming area. The second project is Kelleher Flat which will be a picnic and _ swimming area and will include 12 picnic sites. Work in this is scheduled for next summer on sanitary facilities. The rest will be completed as money becomes available. The district staff is starting an Only once area recreation plan for the South Yuba area this summer and it should be completed by next spring. This will map out projected and completed projects in the area into one overall plan. Two other areas are being considered for future development, but both are south of the river and would consider eXpensive bridging. Cron said that in order to develop the full recreational potential of the South Yuba area, both the government and the private land owners would have to provide recreation facilities. Pete Edwards conducted the meeting in the absence of president John Reed. He announced that at the next general membership meeting on Aug. 16 in the Victorian Room, Bob Paine, chairman of the citizens committee for the county general plan, will be the speaker. OUR GOLD NUGGET AND QUARTZ JEWELRY MAKES LASTING GIFTS AND APPROPRIATE SOUVENIRS OF THE GOLD COUNTRY Expert Repairing Ph, 273-3039 HARTUNG'S Grass () Valley ewelers Since 1876 124 MILLST., GRASS VALLEY Phone 273-3039 EMMA NEVADA SINGS, LOLA MONTEZ DANCES, EDWIN BOOTH PLAYS HAMLET, MARK TWAIN LECTURES NEVADA CITY OPERA HOUSE * ‘GOLDEN DAYS’ A MARIAN LIBBEY PRODUCTION ON STAGE AT THE FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JULY 30, 31 8:00 P.M. 52" Friday performance *5°° Saturday performance Includes after show ‘supper and dance at Elks Hall — 1860 menu BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN 10:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY PHONE 265-4866

rey 9) 00 00 3 a > ~ = = fe) O GY c © > S) a July 22, 1965. South Yuba Area Will Get High Recreation Use Enormous recreation use growth in the Nevada City District of the Tahoe National Forest was predicted this week _by assistant district ranger, Bob Cron, Cron was the speaker at the g§¢€neral membership luncheon meeting of the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce in the National Hotel. He noted that man day use in the district reached 108,000 in 1960, 126,000 in 1964 and are projected for 268,000 in 1967 and 618,000 man days by the year 2000, In the South Yuba River area, Cron noted that about half the property along the river was owned by the government, but iinet RECREATION 60 1%64 Bob Cron Nevada City Finally Approves The State Retirement Plan For Police (Continued from Page 1) and police reorganization to pay for the retirement plan. Martz was asked if the members of the police department knew what they were getting into and he said he had worked out all of the costs for the men and they knew that although they would have to cut corners, they wanted the plan. City accountant Stan Howard said he did not think that the police would be able to live on the salaries they would have left after all the deductions were removed and predictedthat two months after the plan was adopted they would be back asking for ~—~taises. He suggested the city find a way to include raises now to help make the plan work. Both O'Neill and Barry said they were convinced the city could pay for the plan and O'Neill said the matter centered on whether the city wanted the plan or not. Barry moved for adoption-of the ordinance and O'Neill seconded the motion. The motion was given unanimous approval and Jensen noted that the answer will be "no" on all future requests for money. . The council then moved to increase the city salex tax take by five per cent and notify the county. Martz, . speaking for the police department, thanked the council for its consideration, “We're glad to do it,” Mayor

Arch McPherson replied. "I just hope we don't go broke and if we do that you willtake good care of us,” ON SUMMER MERCHANDISE CAPRIS, SHORTS, KNIT TOPS, TERRY TOPS, SWIM SUITS, DRESSES, BAGS ALL SALES CASH NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES USE YOUR BANKAMERICARD STORE HOURS 9:30 TO 5:30 SUN. FROM 11 A.M, ices Sigte CORNER OF PINE & BROAD ST., NEVADA CITY ? that most of it was too steep for any large camp development. Two main projects are now planned, he said. One is the Golden Quartz Camp just past Canyon Creek, The work here is scheduled forthe next fiscal year if landtitle problems are cleared up by December. This will include 25 camp units, seven picnic units, water and sanitary facilities and a swimming area. The second project is Kelleher Flat which will be a picnic and _ swimming area and will include 12 picnic sites. Work in this is scheduled for next summer on sanitary facilities. The rest will be completed as money becomes available. The district staff is starting an Only once area recreation plan for the South Yuba area this summer and it should be completed by next spring. This will map out projected and completed projects in the area into one overall plan. Two other areas are being considered for future development, but both are south of the river and would consider eXpensive bridging. Cron said that in order to develop the full recreational potential of the South Yuba area, both the government and the private land owners would have to provide recreation facilities. Pete Edwards conducted the meeting in the absence of president John Reed. He announced that at the next general membership meeting on Aug. 16 in the Victorian Room, Bob Paine, chairman of the citizens committee for the county general plan, will be the speaker. OUR GOLD NUGGET AND QUARTZ JEWELRY MAKES LASTING GIFTS AND APPROPRIATE SOUVENIRS OF THE GOLD COUNTRY Expert Repairing Ph, 273-3039 HARTUNG'S Grass () Valley ewelers Since 1876 124 MILLST., GRASS VALLEY Phone 273-3039 EMMA NEVADA SINGS, LOLA MONTEZ DANCES, EDWIN BOOTH PLAYS HAMLET, MARK TWAIN LECTURES NEVADA CITY OPERA HOUSE * ‘GOLDEN DAYS’ A MARIAN LIBBEY PRODUCTION ON STAGE AT THE FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JULY 30, 31 8:00 P.M. 52" Friday performance *5°° Saturday performance Includes after show ‘supper and dance at Elks Hall — 1860 menu BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN 10:00 A.M. TO 4:00 P.M. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY PHONE 265-4866