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6 The Nevada County Nugget, Wednesday, January 21, 1970
With top squadron’ adi ce Storm scenes
a4 M/SGT. JOSEPH M. Lambert is a member of the most out> standing fighter interceptor -squadron in the Air Force for
de 1969, His unit, the 7ist Fighter Interceptor Squadron at
if Malmstrom AFB, Mont., won the coveted Hughes Trophy
+ in worldwide competition, His wife, Patricia, is the daughter
: of Mrs, Grace Bradford of Rt. 1, Nevada City, Calif. Top
units in the Aerospace. Defense Command, U.S. Air Forces
in Europe, Pacific Air Forces, and Alaskan Air Command,
U.S, Air Forces in Europe, Pacific Air Forces, and Alaskan
Air Command competed for the impressive gold and silver
rotating trophy awarded for outstanding achievement among
interceptor squadrons engaged in air defense. Sgt. Lambert
is an air armament superintendent with the Aerospate De3 fense Command's winning squadron. ADC's 71st, which flies
7 the. F-106Delta Dart,. earned the annual award for posting
the highest percentage of successful intercept and identification missions, high accuracy rate in weapons firing, overall operational efficiency and flying safety. During the competition period, the 71st deployed-to Osan Air Base, Republic
of Korea, for six. months temporary duty flying air defense
missions in support of free world forces in the area, Within
hours after landing at Osan, the squadron scrambled to identify unknown aircraft operating’ over the Sea of Japan.
Valves to control
NID water flow
WOLF CREEK in Grass Valley rose over its banks last week as it passed behind homes on
Mill Street, the view of the creek is from the Golden Center Freeway.
A miner's inch is a measuring unit of the flow of water,
and some of Nevada Irrigation
District's agricultural users
will find out the term's true
meaning this summer.
The board of directors was
informed Wednesday that the
district is in the process of installing flow control valves in
Complete Supply
OF
BUILDING
MATERIALS
YUBA RIVER
LUMBER CO.
TOWN TALK, GRASS VALLEY
265-4521
DOWNIEVILLE YARD
289-3351
yused beeause "meters don't
' why they were out in,”.s
some agriculture lines,
Director Bruce McDonald ssn “o . Be SF,
sn Pie i age Pebace ds poe VIEW OF Bullards Bar Dam and the lake behind it. The water at the point dtvectiy b behind the.
customer, We are going to have 4am is over 600 feet vay :
clog problems and busy ditch . *
tenders,"
Manager Frank Clendenen
told the directors the object of
the control devices is to make
water service equal for all
users on a line.
He pointed out that a water
meter may measure the water
for 10 customers. The way it
is set up, two or three users
‘may use all the water which is
paid for by all,
"We are selling a rate offlow,
one of the few districts that
have it this way", Clendenen
said, "The valves will give a
user only what they pay for."
Chairman Alex Ferreira
added "the valves are designed
to give water on a miner's inch
value, They are buying so much
and it's all they should get."
Clendenen said valves will be
mean anything. I oat know DRIVING INTO North San Juan was the same as driving anywhere in Nevada Baia Wet an,
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