October 8, 1969 (12 pages)

Social — © _ the Nevada County Nugget, Wednesday, October 8, 1969 Oroville reservoir recreational bonanza Security Motofrtsts and sportsmen have surge against rocky canyon walls that occasionally soar up like the sheer walls of a fjord. Already boatmen have found the waters of the lake ideal for sail QUESTION & ANSWER Q. My son who is 17 has been disabled since birth. He and I are receiving benefits on my deceased husband's account. Is there any way his benefits can be ‘continued after he reaches age. 18? He is not attending school. A, If your son has a severe disability, benefits could be continued to him indefinitely. It is important that you contact your social security office six months before his 18th birthday to file a new claim and establish his entitlement to disabled child‘ benefits. Q. I've been getting social security since I was 62 years old. In six months I'll be 65. Do I have to go back to the social security office to sign up for Medicare? m A. over the Middle Fork of the Feather River, was completed four years ago and was touted suspension skiing, and campers and hikers have found new shores to breathe the water, once a white-rapid the sweet, pure air of the great outdoors, Three recreational areas and a 13-lane boat ramp and boat service area at one end of the mile-long crest of the dam are completed. One ofthe recreational areas, a grassy picnic park, complete with two-lane boat ramp and dressing rooms N To Chico bridge in the country. It sill is, but now motorboating LAKE OROVILLE Ex STATE REC. AREA XX: at the time to be the highest highway and water ing, . mountain stream swooshing 627 feet below swirls only 40 feet below the bridge's main span. DAM OVERLOOK on the card sent you and mail it back to the Scoial Security Administration. You won't have to ~ go to the office. Q. When should I file for disability benefits? A. As soon as you know you will probably not be able to To Marysville neers from all over the world work for a year. Social security came to watch it as it was being for swimmers, is located on the built. So did millions of Calishore of the North Forebay fornians. And they are still com(reached by driving north from _ ing, this time to see the finished Oroville on Highway 70 and turning off at the Garden Drive in terchange), Another with afourlane boat ramp and picnic area is on the South Forebay, three miles west of Oroville on Grand Avenue, The third, Loafer “Creek, is the largest and the only one so far located on Lake Oroville. It is also the one with the most facilities---33 camping sites, swimming beach, park and trailer accommodations, boat ramp and picnic sites. Located in historic, thick wooded Bidwell Canyon, Loafer Creek is reached via the Oroville-Quincy highway. Although most all outdoorsmen will find something enjoy able about Lake Oroville, fishermen in particular will be en thusiastic. Over a million fish, including strugeon, rainbow and brown trout, red eye, large mouth and black and spotted bass, have been stocked in the lake. Visitors who care to see the techniques of. artificial spawning should plan to visit the hatchery in October when the salmon run is at its high Health council given grant WASHINGTON, D. C, — Con gressman Harold T. "Bizz" Johnson, representing Northern California, today announced approval of a $38,868 Grant to the Golden Empire Regional Comprehensive Health Council of Sacramento, The U. S. Community Health Services Grant will fund organizational development by the council preparatory to the undertaking of a comprehensive health planning program, ser vicing El Dorado, Neyada, Placer, Sacramento, Sierra and Yolo counties. Pioneer Arts lists October sketch dates Sketching and workshop dates for Pioneer Arts in October are est. While at Lake Oroville, plan to visit the town of Oroville, which has along and distinguished history. Several reminders of its past are the Chinese Temple on Broderick Street next to the Feather River levee; the Pioneer Relics Museum, Mont gomery Street near Memorial Hall; and the old rambling white C. F. Lott Home on Montgomery.Street at 3rd Avenue. Another attraction that draws visitors is the new Bidwell Bar Suspension Bridge, 12 miles northeast of town on the Oro ville-Quincy product and to languish on the shores of Lake Oroville, highway. The bridge, the third to be built as follows: Sketching dates on Indian Spring and Spenceville roads are Oct.15 and 29. Drive out McCourtney road to Wolf Creek lookout sign. Turn right, and drive two miles on Indian Springs road, where in teresting rock formations and old buildings begin to show. Continue on--then turn off on Spenceville road. There are old fences, homes and interesting hills on this road. Workshop dates are October 8 and 22, Janet Davis will model on October 8, and Jo Pease will demonstrate palette knife technique on October 22, — you don't. Because of Medicare is voluntary and you , must take the choice if you wish to pay $4 per month for this coverage, You answer yes or no State Water Project and took five years to build. One power plant under the dam is large enough to hold the State Capitol. So automated was the construction of the big dam that engi No you're already on social secuity, you'll be covered for hospital insurance automatically starting with the first day of the month that you reach 65, You will get a card in the mail asking you if you want medical insurance. Remember this part cannot pay you for the first six. months you are disabled, but they can be working on yor claim, *" By DICK WOLFF Al’s red Chevvy rolled out of Portland toward Sebago Lake and I settled back in my seat wondering what it would be — grey ghost, black ghost, or perhaps a stonefly: I looked back to see that everything was in order with the Garcia Ambassadeur — the 19-foot fiberglass Mako riding smoothly on its carrier. Soon we would be backing up to the lake’s edge and plunging the boat into the cold blue water which held Maine’s number one game fish — the landlocked salmon. Ice-out was three weeks ago and the lake’s surface temperature had risen just past 45 degrees. Conditions were still good for trolling streamers, and we hoped mightily that Sebago’s spotted silver-pink salmon would cooperate. We had chosen a shallow . .“ Rae 2 ~ bank launching site, and when the boat swung off on a taut anchor line, we parked the car and carrier in a clearing near the road and got at our tackle. We settled on: extra capacity Delta 5 reels for our No. 8 floating line and 9-foot Conolon Blue 2639 bass bug action rods. We put aboard the tackle and eas SSS Al turned over the 105 horse * > As 4 “s. AD! “7 ° Q. I was told to get a social Security card for my 1llyear-old daughter because a savings account was being opened for her and the number was needed for tax purposes, Will this number be the only social security number she will need, or will she have a to get a num ber when she goes to work? A. The number that will be issued to your daughter is a social security number and she will use it the rest of her life, She will use this number when she goes to work. Q. Even though I'll be 65 later this year, I'm not goingtoretire from my job. Isthere any reason I should contact the social security office at age 65? A. There certainly is--don't SS = = ASL power Chrysler. The Sebago stretches out over 28,000 acres and this was just the swift transportation needed to move on during the day in search of the salmon. It was early morning as the trim Mako knifed slowly up lake in the departing mist. The rays of the sun were in the tops of the surrounding fir and spruce trees, but. below on the forest floor forms were still slip-covered in blacks and grays. We had let out grey ghost to troll, and almost immediately Al’s was snatched up by an early riser. He was a real cavorter, leaping and splashing in a circle around our boat. In the quiet, the splashes as he fell back to water set up a commotion. Finally, Al had him in the boat, and he ran to four pounds. That was all the success we would have with grey ghosts, and soon we yanked them and substituted gaudier black ghosts. I began swishing my rod back and forth for more action as this second ghost vanished in rippling water. It was forget Medicare. Remember you don't have to retire to get med ical protection from your social security. Sign up for Medicare two or three months before you are 65, At the same time you can find out what your social security check will be when you do retire. Q. I lost my social security card some years ago; Can I get a new one? : ‘ A. Yes; phone or write to your nearest social security office and they will send youthe proper form to complete so that you can receive a new card with the same number you had pre viously. the right combination — the line sang as it sped from the reel and the rod’s spine clattered against the gunwale where I sat. He ran out and leaped — the sun dazzling his dripping body — as I lowered the rod tip just in time to keep him from busting too taut a line. He flopped back in the water and circled, and when he cut across his own circle I hauled back and took in line. He ran again and then he was coming out and I dipped the rod tip as before. Another spurt and leap and I had him exhausted on his side in the water lapping at the boat. ie a new place to go this year-Oroville, the historic Gold Rush town at the foot of the fabulous upper Feather River country, 70 miles north of Sacramento. The attraction is the big, new Oroville Dam and reservoir and the various boating, fishing and camping playgrounds that have sprung up around the dam and the huge reservoir behind it, reports the California State Automobile Association. Everything about this dam is monumental. It is the highest earth-filled dam in the world, the highest dam in the United States, and the keystone of history's most ambitious water development project. At 770 feet ---44 feet higher than giant Hoover Dam---it is as tall as a ' 62-story building and as imposing as any of the nearby hills, With over 167 miles of shoreline and a 15,500 acre surface, Lake Oroville is a recreational bonanza, Stretching back from the dam, the blue waters of the lake lap at wooded slopes and

Social — © _ the Nevada County Nugget, Wednesday, October 8, 1969 Oroville reservoir recreational bonanza Security Motofrtsts and sportsmen have surge against rocky canyon walls that occasionally soar up like the sheer walls of a fjord. Already boatmen have found the waters of the lake ideal for sail QUESTION & ANSWER Q. My son who is 17 has been disabled since birth. He and I are receiving benefits on my deceased husband's account. Is there any way his benefits can be ‘continued after he reaches age. 18? He is not attending school. A, If your son has a severe disability, benefits could be continued to him indefinitely. It is important that you contact your social security office six months before his 18th birthday to file a new claim and establish his entitlement to disabled child‘ benefits. Q. I've been getting social security since I was 62 years old. In six months I'll be 65. Do I have to go back to the social security office to sign up for Medicare? m A. over the Middle Fork of the Feather River, was completed four years ago and was touted suspension skiing, and campers and hikers have found new shores to breathe the water, once a white-rapid the sweet, pure air of the great outdoors, Three recreational areas and a 13-lane boat ramp and boat service area at one end of the mile-long crest of the dam are completed. One ofthe recreational areas, a grassy picnic park, complete with two-lane boat ramp and dressing rooms N To Chico bridge in the country. It sill is, but now motorboating LAKE OROVILLE Ex STATE REC. AREA XX: at the time to be the highest highway and water ing, . mountain stream swooshing 627 feet below swirls only 40 feet below the bridge's main span. DAM OVERLOOK on the card sent you and mail it back to the Scoial Security Administration. You won't have to ~ go to the office. Q. When should I file for disability benefits? A. As soon as you know you will probably not be able to To Marysville neers from all over the world work for a year. Social security came to watch it as it was being for swimmers, is located on the built. So did millions of Calishore of the North Forebay fornians. And they are still com(reached by driving north from _ ing, this time to see the finished Oroville on Highway 70 and turning off at the Garden Drive in terchange), Another with afourlane boat ramp and picnic area is on the South Forebay, three miles west of Oroville on Grand Avenue, The third, Loafer “Creek, is the largest and the only one so far located on Lake Oroville. It is also the one with the most facilities---33 camping sites, swimming beach, park and trailer accommodations, boat ramp and picnic sites. Located in historic, thick wooded Bidwell Canyon, Loafer Creek is reached via the Oroville-Quincy highway. Although most all outdoorsmen will find something enjoy able about Lake Oroville, fishermen in particular will be en thusiastic. Over a million fish, including strugeon, rainbow and brown trout, red eye, large mouth and black and spotted bass, have been stocked in the lake. Visitors who care to see the techniques of. artificial spawning should plan to visit the hatchery in October when the salmon run is at its high Health council given grant WASHINGTON, D. C, — Con gressman Harold T. "Bizz" Johnson, representing Northern California, today announced approval of a $38,868 Grant to the Golden Empire Regional Comprehensive Health Council of Sacramento, The U. S. Community Health Services Grant will fund organizational development by the council preparatory to the undertaking of a comprehensive health planning program, ser vicing El Dorado, Neyada, Placer, Sacramento, Sierra and Yolo counties. Pioneer Arts lists October sketch dates Sketching and workshop dates for Pioneer Arts in October are est. While at Lake Oroville, plan to visit the town of Oroville, which has along and distinguished history. Several reminders of its past are the Chinese Temple on Broderick Street next to the Feather River levee; the Pioneer Relics Museum, Mont gomery Street near Memorial Hall; and the old rambling white C. F. Lott Home on Montgomery.Street at 3rd Avenue. Another attraction that draws visitors is the new Bidwell Bar Suspension Bridge, 12 miles northeast of town on the Oro ville-Quincy product and to languish on the shores of Lake Oroville, highway. The bridge, the third to be built

as follows: Sketching dates on Indian Spring and Spenceville roads are Oct.15 and 29. Drive out McCourtney road to Wolf Creek lookout sign. Turn right, and drive two miles on Indian Springs road, where in teresting rock formations and old buildings begin to show. Continue on--then turn off on Spenceville road. There are old fences, homes and interesting hills on this road. Workshop dates are October 8 and 22, Janet Davis will model on October 8, and Jo Pease will demonstrate palette knife technique on October 22, — you don't. Because of Medicare is voluntary and you , must take the choice if you wish to pay $4 per month for this coverage, You answer yes or no State Water Project and took five years to build. One power plant under the dam is large enough to hold the State Capitol. So automated was the construction of the big dam that engi No you're already on social secuity, you'll be covered for hospital insurance automatically starting with the first day of the month that you reach 65, You will get a card in the mail asking you if you want medical insurance. Remember this part cannot pay you for the first six. months you are disabled, but they can be working on yor claim, *" By DICK WOLFF Al’s red Chevvy rolled out of Portland toward Sebago Lake and I settled back in my seat wondering what it would be — grey ghost, black ghost, or perhaps a stonefly: I looked back to see that everything was in order with the Garcia Ambassadeur — the 19-foot fiberglass Mako riding smoothly on its carrier. Soon we would be backing up to the lake’s edge and plunging the boat into the cold blue water which held Maine’s number one game fish — the landlocked salmon. Ice-out was three weeks ago and the lake’s surface temperature had risen just past 45 degrees. Conditions were still good for trolling streamers, and we hoped mightily that Sebago’s spotted silver-pink salmon would cooperate. We had chosen a shallow . .“ Rae 2 ~ bank launching site, and when the boat swung off on a taut anchor line, we parked the car and carrier in a clearing near the road and got at our tackle. We settled on: extra capacity Delta 5 reels for our No. 8 floating line and 9-foot Conolon Blue 2639 bass bug action rods. We put aboard the tackle and eas SSS Al turned over the 105 horse * > As 4 “s. AD! “7 ° Q. I was told to get a social Security card for my 1llyear-old daughter because a savings account was being opened for her and the number was needed for tax purposes, Will this number be the only social security number she will need, or will she have a to get a num ber when she goes to work? A. The number that will be issued to your daughter is a social security number and she will use it the rest of her life, She will use this number when she goes to work. Q. Even though I'll be 65 later this year, I'm not goingtoretire from my job. Isthere any reason I should contact the social security office at age 65? A. There certainly is--don't SS = = ASL power Chrysler. The Sebago stretches out over 28,000 acres and this was just the swift transportation needed to move on during the day in search of the salmon. It was early morning as the trim Mako knifed slowly up lake in the departing mist. The rays of the sun were in the tops of the surrounding fir and spruce trees, but. below on the forest floor forms were still slip-covered in blacks and grays. We had let out grey ghost to troll, and almost immediately Al’s was snatched up by an early riser. He was a real cavorter, leaping and splashing in a circle around our boat. In the quiet, the splashes as he fell back to water set up a commotion. Finally, Al had him in the boat, and he ran to four pounds. That was all the success we would have with grey ghosts, and soon we yanked them and substituted gaudier black ghosts. I began swishing my rod back and forth for more action as this second ghost vanished in rippling water. It was forget Medicare. Remember you don't have to retire to get med ical protection from your social security. Sign up for Medicare two or three months before you are 65, At the same time you can find out what your social security check will be when you do retire. Q. I lost my social security card some years ago; Can I get a new one? : ‘ A. Yes; phone or write to your nearest social security office and they will send youthe proper form to complete so that you can receive a new card with the same number you had pre viously. the right combination — the line sang as it sped from the reel and the rod’s spine clattered against the gunwale where I sat. He ran out and leaped — the sun dazzling his dripping body — as I lowered the rod tip just in time to keep him from busting too taut a line. He flopped back in the water and circled, and when he cut across his own circle I hauled back and took in line. He ran again and then he was coming out and I dipped the rod tip as before. Another spurt and leap and I had him exhausted on his side in the water lapping at the boat. ie a new place to go this year-Oroville, the historic Gold Rush town at the foot of the fabulous upper Feather River country, 70 miles north of Sacramento. The attraction is the big, new Oroville Dam and reservoir and the various boating, fishing and camping playgrounds that have sprung up around the dam and the huge reservoir behind it, reports the California State Automobile Association. Everything about this dam is monumental. It is the highest earth-filled dam in the world, the highest dam in the United States, and the keystone of history's most ambitious water development project. At 770 feet ---44 feet higher than giant Hoover Dam---it is as tall as a ' 62-story building and as imposing as any of the nearby hills, With over 167 miles of shoreline and a 15,500 acre surface, Lake Oroville is a recreational bonanza, Stretching back from the dam, the blue waters of the lake lap at wooded slopes and