October 7, 1970 (12 pages)

STRIDE ihre wpe a sere ET 9h eT eae ne ten ne The Nevada County. Nugget, domes pan ees cae 'ch iii’ ee TR RE IG SEE MRR eR AO Wednesday, October 7,1970 — 3 and recreation report. : . +78 i @ ae) S ) SACRAMENTO — In just one month, California voters will be asked to decide the: future of recreation at the State Water Project, according to William Penn Mott, Jr., director of t California Department of Parks and Recreation, — co Mott explained that on November 3, the voters will have the opportunity to approve Proposition 20, a $60 million Bond Act to provide funs for constructing recreational facilities at waters of the State Water Projects. The act would provide $54 million to the Department of Parks and Recreation for recreational facilities and $6 million to the Wildlife Conservation Board and Department of Fish and Game for fish and wildlife enhancement, fishing access, and stream enhancement, "Up to now, facilities at State Water Project waters have — been financedwith general fund money, the only source of funding for the program." "But with several major units of the project about to come into existence simultaneously, the total cost of recreational facilities would be too great for the general fund to bear. SUSAN ODOM, Nevada City 4-H member, displays mementos of her trip toWashington D.C. to local citizenship short course delegate, Susan is interested in speaking "If we are to have recreational facilities ready for the ~ as a California about the meaning of citizenship. She will head a 4-H citizenship committee to people when these projects come into being, it is essential that organizations -~ plan and conduct related activities. Mott noted that Proposition 20, called the Recreation and _ Fish and Wildlife Enhancement Bond Act would provide the kind of recreation that is most popular with the public. *. "Water-oriented recreational facilities at reservoirs are the most heavily used facilities in the State Park System, and Proposition 20 would give us the funds to build facilities to accommodate over 16 million recreationists annually. This would enlarge State Park System capacity by more than a third beyond the 45 million visitors we served last year." és atte ding iEEREf Hl i ni h Te : ial ese , . 4 Ht Tt BR i; 1i ! Weaknesses of And depending on how long you want to keep your funds invested, you have three ways to earn high interest. You might say we offer three helping hands. at Bank of America. The security of And you can add to it any time in amounts of $100 or more. maturity is about right -. for you, we'll pay you 52% interest. The ‘same $500 minimum applies, me 4G WAAC Bank of small matter in today’s financial climate. Keep your money working. Keep your money safe. It’s all part of the business of living. Let Bank of America lend a hand. BANKoF AMERICA (OR . forthe business of living >. 42 National Trust Savi Member FDIC, ain ony os interest. Compounded and paid — * quarterly. $500 minimuni deposit. the world’s largest bank. Hardly a y Leave your money with us for two years and it will earn 5%% annual i 5% investors Passbook. This is our short term offer. 90-day maturity. And you earn 5% annual interest. Again, a $500 minimum opens an account. Add to it in amounts of $100 or more. There's another reason for investing 534% Investors Passbook. -Ifaone-year as well as the privilege of adding to your investment in amounts of $100 or more. ee z & 534% Investors Passbook Account makes a great deal of sense. Your money earns a high yield. And you enjoy the ease and convenience of a é é rae : iTef “4 ¢ i sat i sible for a two-thirds vote to dream. Power re

STRIDE ihre wpe a sere ET 9h eT eae ne ten ne The Nevada County. Nugget, domes pan ees cae 'ch iii’ ee TR RE IG SEE MRR eR AO Wednesday, October 7,1970 — 3 and recreation report. : . +78 i @ ae) S ) SACRAMENTO — In just one month, California voters will be asked to decide the: future of recreation at the State Water Project, according to William Penn Mott, Jr., director of t California Department of Parks and Recreation, — co Mott explained that on November 3, the voters will have the opportunity to approve Proposition 20, a $60 million Bond Act to provide funs for constructing recreational facilities at waters of the State Water Projects. The act would provide $54 million to the Department of Parks and Recreation for recreational facilities and $6 million to the Wildlife Conservation Board and Department of Fish and Game for fish and wildlife enhancement, fishing access, and stream enhancement, "Up to now, facilities at State Water Project waters have — been financedwith general fund money, the only source of funding for the program." "But with several major units of the project about to come into existence simultaneously, the total cost of recreational facilities would be too great for the general fund to bear. SUSAN ODOM, Nevada City 4-H member, displays mementos of her trip toWashington D.C. to local citizenship short course delegate, Susan is interested in speaking "If we are to have recreational facilities ready for the ~ as a California about the meaning of citizenship. She will head a 4-H citizenship committee to people when these projects come into being, it is essential that organizations -~ plan and conduct related activities. Mott noted that Proposition 20, called the Recreation and _ Fish and Wildlife Enhancement Bond Act would provide the kind of recreation that is most popular with the public. *. "Water-oriented recreational facilities at reservoirs are the most heavily used facilities in the State Park System, and Proposition 20 would give us the funds to build facilities to accommodate over 16 million recreationists annually. This would enlarge State Park System capacity by more than a third beyond the 45 million visitors we served last year." és atte ding iEEREf Hl i ni h Te : ial ese , . 4 Ht Tt

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