The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 23

THE DAILY SUN B-7 Dec. 24, 1964 Feather River Project Progress-II K. of C. Gives $300 To School of Hope San Bernardino Council 905 of i Tills i the third consecutive Temple Emanu El Service fo Honor College Students Temple Emanu El. 3512 N.

observe Sabbath Eve at 8:15 p.m. Friday, with a college homecoming service in honor of students who are home the Knights of Columbus has year the local council has pre- donated $300 to the School of sented sho0! with a Qirist- mas check. Serving on the corn-Hope, according to Frank Bog-jmitlee were Mr and Mrs. Cer. gust, deputy grand knight of the! aid l.

Burch, George Byrnes Enough Water Assured to Meet Need Until 1990 council. Sand Nicholas Frigone. al facilities on the Upper Eel River will satisfy needs for water expected to arise by 1990, when the time arrives for later action, the project can be extended through additional facilities. I think it will be. The extension, however, must not be confused with the enlargement of the project this year by 230,000 acre feet annually.

That action was taken in order to fulfill the original purpose of the project. One of the contractors, Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, needed more water to carry her through 1990, because the United States Supreme Court in Arizona v. California reduced the amount of water she had ex generated and new projects for the holidays. Guest speaker will be Steven Becker, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Becher, San Bernardino. He is president of the Hil-lel Council, University of California at Berkeley and was active in the Free Seech Movement. In his sermon Becker will tell the experiences of a Jewish pected to have available from1 student on a college campus. Other students will also take the Colorado Kiver. The court decision left Metropolitan with a critical need to be met before 1990.

The con- part in the service. A social hour and discussion period in the Rob will be needed for their solution. Hut the point is that California has in hand the work to take care of her water needs for the next generation. This is a remarkable fact. No other state has ever acted with such forethought and with such comprehensive effect.

The State Water Project would not have been possible except for the fact that for 100 years California has been measuring streams, surveying dam-sites, and laying careful plans. When Governor Edmund G. Brown put the request before the Legislature in 19G0, the Burns Porter bill to provide the $2 billion funds to finance and construction was heard by committees which were thoroughly familiar with the Cali inson Room will follaw. satisfied, and the completed project will be proof that the vision of leaders provided flexibility adequate to meet the auuiuuu atucuuic ui uic oidie Water Project was still flexible enough to allow for an enlargement of the annual yield without endangering either the plan or the schedule. Now the sizing of the aqueducts is being completed, the By WILLIAM E.

WARNE Stat Director of Water Rtjourcej (This Is the second in a series of articles about water development in California, written by the director of the state Department of Water Resources, a conservation official for state and federal governments since 1935.) SACRAMENTO Enough water for everyone in California until 1990 is assured by the State Water Project. Final adjustments in contracting with 30 water service agencies raised the minimum annual project yield by 5 per cent to 4,230,000 acre feet and made it certain that tiie great project would meet its goal filling the needs not satisfied by local and federal water projects. Beyond 1990 much more will be required. Other and bigger projects must be planned and built in tiie next 25 years. California is not static now and it will still be growing dynamically after 1990.

The state Water Project is not the "final" project. There will be no end to water development in California. Just as the state is expected to continue to grow in population, so water problems will be vbgnogV yc cREAty 0 9 0 0 DISTRIBUTION When the State Hater Project is in full operation, surplus Northern California water will flow from Oroville Reservoir to the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta and then it will he transported hy the California Aqueduct and branches to the San Francisco Ray Area, Southern California and south coastal counties. The flow of water is represented by the solid lines, areas to he served by shading, and the delta hy solid triangle east of San Francisco Ray. FRESH FISH 59' FILLET RED SNAPPER power requirements are being reviewed, and construction has progressed beyond the point of further enlargement.

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TU 5-107 fornia water problem. The legislators and their pre isfaction of the districts' long- ifornia water requirements will make additional conservation facilities necessary. But the original purpose of the State Water Project will have been Friends say, "it sure doesn't taste like ordinary Egg Nog!" True! As "31" chefs make it, term obligations under their decessors had worked with water problems since the first contracts. Egg Nog Ice Cream is both a flavor This is not the federal way, but, of course, the State of Cali 111! perfect dessert, and an ideal mm for the holiday's gayest drinks. AI favori Hand-Packed earlier water programs.

In the four years since that time, something unique has taken place. Thirty permanent contractors have stepped up and signed long term contracts, promising to pay between now and the year 2035 about $4 billion for water from the Slate Water i.AZZ Legislature met in 1850. When the people went to the polls in November of 1960, they approved the water bonds out of broad understanding of the needs and confidence in the solution proposed, confidence based on experience with many Diamond and fornia does not have the resources of the United States government, so it must be more conservative in its business arrangements. New ideas were proved sound in the contracting for service from the State Water Project. BASKIN-ROBBINS ICE CREAM STORES RIALTO SAH BERNARDINO and a new model project was Pearl JEWELRY 317 Sr.

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Their payments, of course, include interest on the money the state is borrowing, as well as the principal. These 30 water service contractors have almost two-thirds of the population of the State within their district borders. They are all public agencies, some very big and some quite small. In common, they have urgent, developing water needs between now and 1990 and confidence in the state and its engineers who are working on the project. Construction has been started expeditiously and is vigorously pushed, so the confidence seems to have a sound base.

Nevertheless, action on so broad and comprehensive a scale by agencies acting in advance of service is without precedent. Water will be delivered in Kern County in 19(58, in Los Angeles County in 1971, and in Riverside County in 1972, but repayments start in advance and already several millions of dol WE WILL BE CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY CTADC UAIIDC. 299 South Waterman Se Habla Espanol PRICES EFFECTIVE DEC. 24 Thru DEC. 30 jiunc nvuro: Wed.

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