September 27, 1972 (12 pages)

SACRAMENTO-The _ State Department of Parks and Recreation is accepting bids for construction, equipping, maintenance, and operation of a concession complex at Siverwood Lake State Recreation Area in San Bernardino County. The concession will be on the south shore of Silverwood Lake, at the Sawpit Canyon Area, which is scheduled to open for public recreation in the spring of 1973. State Parks Director William Penn Mott, Jr. said sealed bids will be publicly opened and read at 2 p.m., October 17, 1972. The successful bidder will be awarded a 20-year contract to build and operate concessioii facilities to serve as many as 5,000 people a day. Now being constructed are a 6-lane boat launching ramp and parking facilities for 620 cars plus 185 cars with trailers. The concessionaire will provide a marina and boat-supply facility to be open seven days a week during the entire term of the contract, except Thanksgiving Day and Christmas, and a snack bar and beach refreshment stand to be open six days a week. Interim boat-launching facilities and fishing access areas Vital statistics MARRIAGE LICENSES PATRICK — KIDWEL.L--Patrick Kidwell, 32, and Dianne Elaine Platner, 24, both of Nevada City, obtained a marriage License Sept. 18, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. CHANEY, -STONE -Daniel Wayne Chaney, 22, Citrus Heights, and Terri Lynn Stone, 19, Carmichael, obtained a marriage license Sept. 13, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. BIRTHS COLEBANK — At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada County, Calif, Aug. 26, 1972, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Colebank, Nevada City, a girl. AMMONS — At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospita', Nevada county, Calif., Aug. 28, 1972, to Mr. and Mrs, Donald Ammons of Cedar Ridge, a girl. CARR — At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada county, Calif., Aug. 29, 1972, to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Carr, Nevada City, a boy. BEHRBAUM -— At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada county, Calif., Aug. 30, 1972, to Mr. and Mrs, John Behrbaum, Grass Valley, a girl. CORBETT — At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada County, Calif., Aug. 30, 1972, to Mr. and Mrs, vonn Corbett of Grass Valley, a girl. Department of Parks & Recreation were. opened May 26 this year in the Cedar Springs Dam area at the north end of the lake. The three boat launching lanes and parking area for 90 cars served an estimated 18,000 visitors during the Memorial Day weekend. Ninety-nine boats were launched on Memorial Day. Several more areas are to be opened for recreation at Siverwood Lake during the next three years, Silverwood Lake is one of the four lakes of the State Water Project_ in Southern California. Water for the lake flows more than 400 miles from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta-boosted from near sea level by 8 pumping plants along the California Aquduct--before it reaches the lake, 3,355 feet above sea level. Prospective bidders for the Sawpit Canyon are invited to inspect the prospectus and preliminary plans and specifications at no charge in the Concessions Office in Room 1147-12, 1416 Ninth Street, Sacramento. Bidders may purchase a prospectus and bid forms for $5.00. Checks should be made payable to State of California, Department of Parks and Recreation. The mailing address is P.O. Box 2390, Sacramento 95811. The phone number in Sacramento is (916) 455-9060. The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, Sept. 27, 1972 9 Truckee-Tahoe Voters must register for airport gets $115,794 help WASHINGTON, D.C. — Congressman Harold T, "Bizz" Johnson, representing the Lake Tahoe Area, today announced the approval of a $115,794 grant to help expand a parking apron at the Truckee-Tahoe Airport. "When completed," Congressman Johnson said, "The new apron will have some 215,000 square feet of airplane parking area, complete with ‘"tiedowns." "As part of the project, two taxi-ways 300X50 feet, will be installed and marked, and the apron area will be lighted. "This is good news for the Airport District, which has had substantial federal assistance over the years for the development of airport facilities." For the past 3 years the Federal Aviation Administration, Area concession Which made the grant announced today, has invested nearly $600,000 in the facility. The most recent grant was made under the provisions of the Airport Development Act, supported by Congressman Johnson earlier this Congress, County Clerk Theo. A. Kohler Jr. urges that those eligible to vote and who have not registered do so promptly so they can vote in the Nov. 7 general election. The deadline to register for the general election falls on Sunday Oct. 8. Because the clerk's office is closed Saturdays and Sundays final registrations must be completed by 5 p.m. Friday Oct. 6. A preliminary review of eligible voters shows an increase over those who could go to the polls in the June primary election. There were 16,987 registered voters in this country as of Sept. 14, according to a report submitted to the state. In the June primary there were 15,726 eligible voters. The registration also shows a significant increase over the 14,589 eligible voters for the 1970 general election. During September more than 1,000 voters were registered. A report shows that as of August 30 there were 14,854 on the books. The September report to the state of 16,987 showed the following party break downs: Democrats, 8,741; Republicans, 7,484; declined to state, 690; American Independent, 43; Peace and Freedom, 29. The county clerk has appointed deputy registrars for public convenience and _— suggests, general election by Oct. 6 "Don't delay — register today." The deputy registrars are located at the following locations: Grass Valley, Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce, Bernice Blake, George Burcham, Kerry Burcham, Dorrie Clinch, Jeanne Dryden, Jewel Reynolds, Robert F. Rhoades, Linda Schiffner, Marjorie Shook and Nancy Valhey. — Nevada City, county clerk's office, Evelyn Cross, Ilse Barnhart, Georgette Griffith, Charlotte Halstead and Janet Micoleau. — Peardale Chicago Park, Mildred Brock, Barbara Scicca. — Rough and Ready Penn Valley, Fay Dunbar, Hausers Hardware; Washington, . Lillian Ribble. — Auburn Highway area, Ruth Lockyer, Beryl M. Prince, Corbett Wolfe. — Truckee Donner LakeFloriston Soda Springs, Marigrey Fish, Truckee Government Center, Charlotte Harris, Ioberta Huber, Peggy Jamason, Verna Painter, Betty Partel!. —San Juan area, Shelly Nachter and Marguerite Stuart. e MLB has not lowered interest rates! Unlike some, we still pay the highest rates allowed! a Extended Banking Hours nuw available at all MLB branches through Drive-up / Walk-up windows: 9 AM-5 PM Mon. thru Thurs., 9 AM -6 PM, Friday JUST CHECK US AND SEE! Regular Savings Accounts Earn 412% Interest is credited and compounded quarterly . . 5% Nugget Passbook Account . Pays you 5% for leaving your money with MLB for ninety days or more. Interest is paid quarterly and you can withdraw it during the first 10 days of any calendar quarter. $500 or more opens a Nugget Passbook Account and you can make additions in amounts of $100 or more. Principal can be withdrawn at the end of a full calendar quarter or on 90 day written notice. 534% Certificate of Deposit Now you can earn 534% on amounts of $500 or more on funds left with MLB for two years. You can earn 512% if you let your funds remain in the account for one year. Interest paid quarterly. As you can see, savings is flexible at MLB. Drop in and let us give you details of the type of account which fits your needs. You'll find MLB, your local, home-owned, independent bank is a friendly and efficient place to do your saving, as well as care for all other banking needs. All Accounts Insured to $20,000 by F.D.I.C. MOTHER MEMBER F.0.1.C. GRASS VALLEY ¢ NEVADA CITY PLACERVILLE * SONORA e FOLSOM ROSEVILLE ¢ TWAIN HARTE ¢ ALTAVILLE . and your money is available when you want it. . . but earns a big 4%2%! Funds deposited by the 10th of the month earn interest from the Ist. Lope BAN 4

SACRAMENTO-The _ State Department of Parks and Recreation is accepting bids for construction, equipping, maintenance, and operation of a concession complex at Siverwood Lake State Recreation Area in San Bernardino County. The concession will be on the south shore of Silverwood Lake, at the Sawpit Canyon Area, which is scheduled to open for public recreation in the spring of 1973. State Parks Director William Penn Mott, Jr. said sealed bids will be publicly opened and read at 2 p.m., October 17, 1972. The successful bidder will be awarded a 20-year contract to build and operate concessioii facilities to serve as many as 5,000 people a day. Now being constructed are a 6-lane boat launching ramp and parking facilities for 620 cars plus 185 cars with trailers. The concessionaire will provide a marina and boat-supply facility to be open seven days a week during the entire term of the contract, except Thanksgiving Day and Christmas, and a snack bar and beach refreshment stand to be open six days a week. Interim boat-launching facilities and fishing access areas Vital statistics MARRIAGE LICENSES PATRICK — KIDWEL.L--Patrick Kidwell, 32, and Dianne Elaine Platner, 24, both of Nevada City, obtained a marriage License Sept. 18, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. CHANEY, -STONE -Daniel Wayne Chaney, 22, Citrus Heights, and Terri Lynn Stone, 19, Carmichael, obtained a marriage license Sept. 13, 1972, in the county clerk's office in Nevada City. BIRTHS COLEBANK — At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada County, Calif, Aug. 26, 1972, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Colebank, Nevada City, a girl. AMMONS — At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospita', Nevada county, Calif., Aug. 28, 1972, to Mr. and Mrs, Donald Ammons of Cedar Ridge, a girl. CARR — At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada county, Calif., Aug. 29, 1972, to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Carr, Nevada City, a boy. BEHRBAUM -— At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada county, Calif., Aug. 30, 1972, to Mr. and Mrs, John Behrbaum, Grass Valley, a girl. CORBETT — At the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Nevada County, Calif., Aug. 30, 1972, to Mr. and Mrs, vonn Corbett of Grass Valley, a girl. Department of Parks & Recreation were. opened May 26 this year in the Cedar Springs Dam area at the north end of the lake. The three boat launching lanes and parking area for 90 cars served an estimated 18,000 visitors during the Memorial Day weekend. Ninety-nine boats were launched on Memorial Day. Several more areas are to be opened for recreation at Siverwood Lake during the next three years, Silverwood Lake is one of the four lakes of the State Water Project_ in Southern California. Water for the lake flows more than 400 miles from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta-boosted from near sea level by 8 pumping plants along the California Aquduct--before it reaches the lake, 3,355 feet above sea level. Prospective bidders for the Sawpit Canyon are invited to inspect the prospectus and preliminary plans and specifications at no charge in the Concessions Office in Room 1147-12, 1416 Ninth Street, Sacramento. Bidders may purchase a prospectus and bid forms for $5.00. Checks should be made payable to State of California, Department of Parks and Recreation. The mailing address is P.O. Box 2390, Sacramento 95811. The phone number in Sacramento is (916) 455-9060. The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, Sept. 27, 1972 9 Truckee-Tahoe Voters must register for airport gets $115,794 help WASHINGTON, D.C. — Congressman Harold T, "Bizz" Johnson, representing the Lake Tahoe Area, today announced the approval of a $115,794 grant to help expand a parking apron at the Truckee-Tahoe Airport. "When completed," Congressman Johnson said, "The new apron will have some 215,000

square feet of airplane parking area, complete with ‘"tiedowns." "As part of the project, two taxi-ways 300X50 feet, will be installed and marked, and the apron area will be lighted. "This is good news for the Airport District, which has had substantial federal assistance over the years for the development of airport facilities." For the past 3 years the Federal Aviation Administration, Area concession Which made the grant announced today, has invested nearly $600,000 in the facility. The most recent grant was made under the provisions of the Airport Development Act, supported by Congressman Johnson earlier this Congress, County Clerk Theo. A. Kohler Jr. urges that those eligible to vote and who have not registered do so promptly so they can vote in the Nov. 7 general election. The deadline to register for the general election falls on Sunday Oct. 8. Because the clerk's office is closed Saturdays and Sundays final registrations must be completed by 5 p.m. Friday Oct. 6. A preliminary review of eligible voters shows an increase over those who could go to the polls in the June primary election. There were 16,987 registered voters in this country as of Sept. 14, according to a report submitted to the state. In the June primary there were 15,726 eligible voters. The registration also shows a significant increase over the 14,589 eligible voters for the 1970 general election. During September more than 1,000 voters were registered. A report shows that as of August 30 there were 14,854 on the books. The September report to the state of 16,987 showed the following party break downs: Democrats, 8,741; Republicans, 7,484; declined to state, 690; American Independent, 43; Peace and Freedom, 29. The county clerk has appointed deputy registrars for public convenience and _— suggests, general election by Oct. 6 "Don't delay — register today." The deputy registrars are located at the following locations: Grass Valley, Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce, Bernice Blake, George Burcham, Kerry Burcham, Dorrie Clinch, Jeanne Dryden, Jewel Reynolds, Robert F. Rhoades, Linda Schiffner, Marjorie Shook and Nancy Valhey. — Nevada City, county clerk's office, Evelyn Cross, Ilse Barnhart, Georgette Griffith, Charlotte Halstead and Janet Micoleau. — Peardale Chicago Park, Mildred Brock, Barbara Scicca. — Rough and Ready Penn Valley, Fay Dunbar, Hausers Hardware; Washington, . Lillian Ribble. — Auburn Highway area, Ruth Lockyer, Beryl M. Prince, Corbett Wolfe. — Truckee Donner LakeFloriston Soda Springs, Marigrey Fish, Truckee Government Center, Charlotte Harris, Ioberta Huber, Peggy Jamason, Verna Painter, Betty Partel!. —San Juan area, Shelly Nachter and Marguerite Stuart. e MLB has not lowered interest rates! Unlike some, we still pay the highest rates allowed! a Extended Banking Hours nuw available at all MLB branches through Drive-up / Walk-up windows: 9 AM-5 PM Mon. thru Thurs., 9 AM -6 PM, Friday JUST CHECK US AND SEE! Regular Savings Accounts Earn 412% Interest is credited and compounded quarterly . . 5% Nugget Passbook Account . Pays you 5% for leaving your money with MLB for ninety days or more. Interest is paid quarterly and you can withdraw it during the first 10 days of any calendar quarter. $500 or more opens a Nugget Passbook Account and you can make additions in amounts of $100 or more. Principal can be withdrawn at the end of a full calendar quarter or on 90 day written notice. 534% Certificate of Deposit Now you can earn 534% on amounts of $500 or more on funds left with MLB for two years. You can earn 512% if you let your funds remain in the account for one year. Interest paid quarterly. As you can see, savings is flexible at MLB. Drop in and let us give you details of the type of account which fits your needs. You'll find MLB, your local, home-owned, independent bank is a friendly and efficient place to do your saving, as well as care for all other banking needs. All Accounts Insured to $20,000 by F.D.I.C. MOTHER MEMBER F.0.1.C. GRASS VALLEY ¢ NEVADA CITY PLACERVILLE * SONORA e FOLSOM ROSEVILLE ¢ TWAIN HARTE ¢ ALTAVILLE . and your money is available when you want it. . . but earns a big 4%2%! Funds deposited by the 10th of the month earn interest from the Ist. Lope BAN 4