December 29, 1971 (12 pages)

+s Te"e"9"e0"0 8 0 + +. 0 0.0.6.0 0 0 0 6 0 0 6 0 0 0 0.0.0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 6 506 0 0 0 0 06 0 0 0 6 0 00.070 b-07e-e7a%e7e%se"es", rote ‘ens were te tetete terete ore ere 0 0.0.6.0-0.0 0.010 0 0 60 ee 'e ete ete a a ete ee ete ate a alata tts ta nett ee +9, RR Or at hee ee DM Bs ha he se COO Oa * " Sounding Board ‘. oo WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DO DIFFERENTLY NEXT YEAR Pata Boe ot Sa age on aE (Continued 9 : from page 1) 2 ea t etd nd OCTOBER: D Frank Gallino and Vernon Stoll were named co-chairmen ofthe drive to raise funds for the Nevada County Community Workshop. Objective was stated as that of raising $30,000 to expand production and training facilities. "Give For Growth" was selected as the theme for the drive to start in November. ; The Nevada County Recorder's office hit an all-time high when it recorded its 18,000th document on Oct. 28. Ted Kohler Jr., County Clerk-Recorder made the. announcement. The office has been in operation for 115 years, NOVEMBER: Nevada City set its $600,000 bond election for January 11; and officially voted to close the dump on December 31. ' The Nevada County Historical Socéity installed Chester Mell as president to succeed Arlie Hansen. The Society has 415 paid-up members. DECEMBER: ; Gary Taylgr, manager of the Grass Valley branch ‘of Wells Fargo Bank, was elected president of. the “Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce, to succeed retiring president Bob Harrison. an Miss Geraldine Olson was named Grass Valley's "Junior Miss of 1971. Congressman Harold (Bizz) Johnson presented the deed to Calanan Park to Mayor John Rankin of Nevada City. The small park next to Alpha Hardware was formerly owned by Tahoe National Forest, and recently was declared as excess to federal needs. _ KAY PINTEF — Not take a substitute paper route, I chose ‘thewrong time of year to. take a substitute route. CHARLES ALLERT — Trying to do better next year, al. Christmas Day. JULIANNE FRANCO — I want to go Christmas caroling next year. I've never been caroling. nena COON NGO PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, CONNIE NIES — Eat slower. BEALE. AFB--Two FB-111s, twenty two B-52s and three British MK II Vulcans took off from 301 Broad Street McCoy AFB, Orlando, Fla, ae rig Ca, Thursday to compete in the final flying portions of the 1971 Strategic Air Command Bombing and Navigation Competition, Trophies up for grabs were the Bombing Trophy, awarded to the bomber crew compiling the highest total in bombing, the « Mathis Trophy, awarded to the & bomb crew attaining the highest point totals in both navigation Telephone 265-2471 ' Second class postage. paid at Nevada City, California. Adjudicated'a legal. newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, and bombing sorties, and the juce a a Decree Fairchild Trophy, awarded to the unit having the highest combined total for tanker navigation, bomber navigation and bombing. With the first 12 scores in, the 456th Strategic Aeospace Wing from Beale AFR, Calif. was in a tie for first place. The wing's final standing was a tie for seventh place. Finishing first in the bombing competition was the 17th Bomb Wing, Subscription Rates: one year, $3, 00; two “ years, $5.00. 1I9Se7 DALE RATEL — Get out of the army, I just got in. Oh, it's really not so bad. Snow blankets Gold Cities A CHRISTMAS like setting covered Grass Valley following the snowfall on Christmas Eve and Beale crew finishes 7th in bomb test Wright-Patterson AFB, Fairborn, Ohio with 646 points; second was the 449th Bomb Wing, Kincheloe AFB, Kinross, Mich, with 628 points; and Royal Air Force II finished third with 608 points. The 456th SAW finished with 584 points, The Mathis Trophy also went to the 17th BW, which totaled 969 points combining the bombing and navigation scores, The 449th BW, like in the bombing competition, finished. behind the 17th BW, and the 96th Strategic . Aerospace Wing, Dyess AFB, Abilene, Tex. finished third. The 456th SAW finished 14th in the Mathis Trophy competition with a total of 841, The coveted Fairchild Trophy went to the 449th BW which compiled the highest combined point total, 1,234. The 19th Bomb Wing, Robins AFB, Macon, Ga,, and the 98rd Bomb Wing, Castle AFB, Merced, Calif., finished second and third, The 456th SAW finished 19th Fire chiefs warn about gas heaters With winter already here Grass Valley Fire Chief Allan Gaines and Nevada City Fire Chief Norman Cates advise residents that an annual inspection of gas space heaters is recommended, both for safety and economic reasons, "All heaters should be inspected at least once a year by a qualified plumber or furnace service company representative to insure both economical and efficient operation," they said, Particular attention should be given older room heaters, Flue gases from faulty combustion can enter the room from disconnected or badly rusted vents, they said, Special precantion should be taken with old heaters designed for unvented use, Even when -in good condition they must not be operated in poorly ventilated rooms,

+s Te"e"9"e0"0 8 0 + +. 0 0.0.6.0 0 0 0 6 0 0 6 0 0 0 0.0.0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 6 506 0 0 0 0 06 0 0 0 6 0 00.070 b-07e-e7a%e7e%se"es", rote ‘ens were te tetete terete ore ere 0 0.0.6.0-0.0 0.010 0 0 60 ee 'e ete ete a a ete ee ete ate a alata tts ta nett ee +9, RR Or at hee ee DM Bs ha he se COO Oa * " Sounding Board ‘. oo WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DO DIFFERENTLY NEXT YEAR Pata Boe ot Sa age on aE (Continued 9 : from page 1) 2 ea t etd nd OCTOBER: D Frank Gallino and Vernon Stoll were named co-chairmen ofthe drive to raise funds for the Nevada County Community Workshop. Objective was stated as that of raising $30,000 to expand production and training facilities. "Give For Growth" was selected as the theme for the drive to start in November. ; The Nevada County Recorder's office hit an all-time high when it recorded its 18,000th document on Oct. 28. Ted Kohler Jr., County Clerk-Recorder made the. announcement. The office has been in operation for 115 years, NOVEMBER: Nevada City set its $600,000 bond election for January 11; and officially voted to close the dump on December 31. ' The Nevada County Historical Socéity installed Chester Mell as president to succeed Arlie Hansen. The Society has 415 paid-up members. DECEMBER: ; Gary Taylgr, manager of the Grass Valley branch ‘of Wells Fargo Bank, was elected president of. the “Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce, to succeed retiring president Bob Harrison. an Miss Geraldine Olson was named Grass Valley's "Junior Miss of 1971. Congressman Harold (Bizz) Johnson presented the deed to Calanan Park to Mayor John Rankin of Nevada City. The small park next to Alpha Hardware was formerly owned by Tahoe National Forest, and recently was declared as excess to federal needs. _ KAY PINTEF — Not take a substitute paper route, I chose ‘thewrong time of year to. take a substitute route. CHARLES ALLERT — Trying to do better next year, al. Christmas Day. JULIANNE FRANCO — I want to go Christmas caroling next year. I've never been caroling. nena COON NGO PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, CONNIE NIES — Eat slower. BEALE. AFB--Two FB-111s, twenty two B-52s and three British MK II Vulcans took off from 301 Broad Street McCoy AFB, Orlando, Fla, ae rig Ca, Thursday to compete in the final flying portions of the 1971 Strategic Air Command Bombing and Navigation Competition, Trophies up for grabs were the Bombing Trophy, awarded to the bomber crew compiling the highest total in bombing, the « Mathis Trophy, awarded to the & bomb crew attaining the highest point totals in both navigation Telephone 265-2471 ' Second class postage. paid at Nevada City, California. Adjudicated'a legal. newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, and bombing sorties, and the

juce a a Decree Fairchild Trophy, awarded to the unit having the highest combined total for tanker navigation, bomber navigation and bombing. With the first 12 scores in, the 456th Strategic Aeospace Wing from Beale AFR, Calif. was in a tie for first place. The wing's final standing was a tie for seventh place. Finishing first in the bombing competition was the 17th Bomb Wing, Subscription Rates: one year, $3, 00; two “ years, $5.00. 1I9Se7 DALE RATEL — Get out of the army, I just got in. Oh, it's really not so bad. Snow blankets Gold Cities A CHRISTMAS like setting covered Grass Valley following the snowfall on Christmas Eve and Beale crew finishes 7th in bomb test Wright-Patterson AFB, Fairborn, Ohio with 646 points; second was the 449th Bomb Wing, Kincheloe AFB, Kinross, Mich, with 628 points; and Royal Air Force II finished third with 608 points. The 456th SAW finished with 584 points, The Mathis Trophy also went to the 17th BW, which totaled 969 points combining the bombing and navigation scores, The 449th BW, like in the bombing competition, finished. behind the 17th BW, and the 96th Strategic . Aerospace Wing, Dyess AFB, Abilene, Tex. finished third. The 456th SAW finished 14th in the Mathis Trophy competition with a total of 841, The coveted Fairchild Trophy went to the 449th BW which compiled the highest combined point total, 1,234. The 19th Bomb Wing, Robins AFB, Macon, Ga,, and the 98rd Bomb Wing, Castle AFB, Merced, Calif., finished second and third, The 456th SAW finished 19th Fire chiefs warn about gas heaters With winter already here Grass Valley Fire Chief Allan Gaines and Nevada City Fire Chief Norman Cates advise residents that an annual inspection of gas space heaters is recommended, both for safety and economic reasons, "All heaters should be inspected at least once a year by a qualified plumber or furnace service company representative to insure both economical and efficient operation," they said, Particular attention should be given older room heaters, Flue gases from faulty combustion can enter the room from disconnected or badly rusted vents, they said, Special precantion should be taken with old heaters designed for unvented use, Even when -in good condition they must not be operated in poorly ventilated rooms,