May 23, 1973 (12 pages)

ee a Nees « By IDABEL COVERT The San Juan_Ridge~Riders are busy getting-ready far the endurance race-.they -will present June 2. Over_100entries are expected this year; “more than competed last year: Food for the riders will be prepared by the Cootiettes, andthe public may buy dinner for a reasonable price. Steak will be the entree. Sterling silver belt buckles will be awarded to those who-finish in the allotted time. A large trophy will be given the~first rider in, with smaller trophies and placques awarded-to-other categories. Thé-race_starts and finishes at Dodges Dry Yard on Tyler-Foote Crossing road, and dinner will be “Servedthere. COL. PATRICK J. HALLORAN, center, is in talled as the new Beale-based 9th Starting time is between 6 and 8 Strategic Reconnaissance Wing commander during a change-of-command a.m. Last year there were ceremony held on the flightline here Thursday. He is flanked by Col. Jerome F. entries from allover. Northern O'Malley, former 9th SRW commander who is looking forward to commanding California. the 22nd Bombardment Wing at March AFB, Calif. later this month and Lt. Gen. A silver tea. and musical William F. Pitts, visiting commander of Fifteenth Air Force. program will be the highlights of (USAF Photo by Sgt Dennis Nunes) a memorial and dedicatioin service to be held in the North San Juan United :Methodist Church June 3, starting at 2:00 p.m. A memorial fund was started in 1963 for members and friends of the church, which was earmarked at that time for a church school building. Because there is and has been no adequate water supply for such a building, the decision. was taken to use the fund, by now grown to a respectable sum, for restoration of the old church itself. Sale of pews, which may still be purchased, has added considerable to the fund. The restored Estey organ, a muralbehind the altar, and those pews which have been purchased, will be dedicated. Musical numbers will be performed by Leilani Greenly, Jake Dabis, Jan and d Susie Gabers, and Edith TSGT. JAMES R. NOWLIN, left, a member of Beale’s 9th Reconnaissance Haverty. Donors to the Technical Squadron, accepts a $1,155 check from his squadron commander Lt. restoration memorial fund will Col. Edward C. Payne-for his suggestion that is calculated to save the Air Force have their names engraved on a $80,000 a year. Sergeant Nowlin’s suggestion involved a new way of certifying large plaque which will hang blank recording tapes used in SR-71 reconnaissance operations to be sure that on the wall, and donations will they are of acceptable high quality throughout. His suggestion was one of 67 approved at Beale so far this fiscal year that are estimated to save the Air Force over $369,000. (USAF Photo by SSgt Gary Hudson) Members of the Nevada county chapter of the Sierra Club will meet for a potluck Wed., May 23, 1973 The Nevada County Nugget 3 North San Juan News ~ be accepted at any time; as the restoration of the church eannot be completed without a considerably larger amount of money than is presently at hand. It is hoped thatformer members, pastors, or just friends of the San Juan church reading this will wish to contribute to this worthy cause. Fran and Oliver Milhous are at about the half-way mark on their long-planned motor coach tour of the United States;” in Virginia, to be exact. They should be home in about two weeks with some. interesting memories. I understand they met some relatives they hadn’t become acquainted with before. In the course of their travels they took in London Bridge, which as everybody knows has been transplanted toLake Havasu, Arizona. Yolanda Reader and her sister, Angie Briggs, left last week to visit relatives in Italy. They will be gone for three weeks or so; right now they are in Rome, seeing the sights. Their fater, Dominic Gilione, who is-now 85 years old, came'to this country about 60 years ago with his bride. After working in the East for several years, he made his way to California. He ranched in Amador County for a while, then came to Grass Valley where he has resided off and on about 50 years. At one time he worked at Pete Andreotti’s sawmill at Hills Flat, now long gone, and was a miner at the Idaho-Maryland Mine. Mrs. Reader and her sister will not -need an interpreter to help them converse with their cousins as the are both fluent in Italian. The baseball team from San Juan Ridge Union school traveled to Chicago Park Wednesday, the 9th, for a game and came home happily victorious, boasting of the score: 21 to 7. I believe they play Ready Springs next week. Sierra Club meets May 30 dish should serve 12 people; bring dishes and table service also. Major Beale housing proposal The Air Force plans to distribute a Request for Proposal (RFP) on or about May 24 for the construction of 100 duplexes (200 military family housing units) as Beale AFB, Proposals on the contract, programmed for $4,873,000, will be submitted on July 24. All offerors requesting the RVP-F04666-73-B-995 package will be charged $25 for one set of site plans on sepias and one copy of the Statement of Work. For an additional copy of the Statement of Work, a $5 fee will be charged. Prospective offerors may submit inquirees by writing or calling (collect calls not accepted) Capt. Vincent M. Ciampa, Procurement Division, Beale AFB, Calif. 95903, area code 916, 634-2951. No RFP package will be mailed until a check, made payable to the Treasurer of the United States, has been received by the Procurement Division, at Beale. Work performed under the contract, lasting 540 calendar days, shall consist of, but. is not limited to the following: Design and construction of 200 family housing units with patios, exterior storage, individual forced warm air heating systems with central air conditioning (electric) and the installation of government furnished ranges, refrigerators, garbage disposers, dishwashers and water heaters. Design and construction of site improvements will include streets and drives, curbs and gutters, street and house walks, utility distribution and service lines, street lights, rough and finish grading, surface and underground storm drainage and landscaping. The Air Force will provide an acceptable site design although the use of this design is not mandatory and proposers are free to modify any portion of this design or develop a totally dinner and business session May : 30 at Seaman’s Lodge. The local Sierra Club was different site design. Members of the club and formed in 1970 with members There will be no design anyone interested is urged to Primarily interested in features in the contract that will attend the 6:30 p.m. dinner ecological issues and outdoors prohibit the use of any method of meeting. Those whose last activities. The purpose of this construction. name begins with A to H are meeting is to divide the asked to bring a hot dish, I te Ra members into committees as to i salad 2 andStoZa .a dessert. Eat interests and talents. 22S Se YOUR CONFIDENCE . . Ae Yuba River tries harder to be helpful in all building situations — offers a complete . line of materials — fast delivery and customer service. Your patronage _. . IS APPRECIATED! . now going on. Find old cer ~— YUBA RIVER 1934 LUMBER COMPANY $260 in PRIZES crass vauey 12391 NEVADA CITY HWY. wevaon city BF OPEN 7 A.M. SERVING BEAUTIFUL YUBA RIVER COUNTRY ViISiT OUR — a hctall = 26545 2 1 Yuba River’s TREASURE HUNT

ee a Nees « By IDABEL COVERT The San Juan_Ridge~Riders are busy getting-ready far the endurance race-.they -will present June 2. Over_100entries are expected this year; “more than competed last year: Food for the riders will be prepared by the Cootiettes, andthe public may buy dinner for a reasonable price. Steak will be the entree. Sterling silver belt buckles will be awarded to those who-finish in the allotted time. A large trophy will be given the~first rider in, with smaller trophies and placques awarded-to-other categories. Thé-race_starts and finishes at Dodges Dry Yard on Tyler-Foote Crossing road, and dinner will be “Servedthere. COL. PATRICK J. HALLORAN, center, is in talled as the new Beale-based 9th Starting time is between 6 and 8 Strategic Reconnaissance Wing commander during a change-of-command a.m. Last year there were ceremony held on the flightline here Thursday. He is flanked by Col. Jerome F. entries from allover. Northern O'Malley, former 9th SRW commander who is looking forward to commanding California. the 22nd Bombardment Wing at March AFB, Calif. later this month and Lt. Gen. A silver tea. and musical William F. Pitts, visiting commander of Fifteenth Air Force. program will be the highlights of (USAF Photo by Sgt Dennis Nunes) a memorial and dedicatioin service to be held in the North San Juan United :Methodist Church June 3, starting at 2:00 p.m. A memorial fund was started in 1963 for members and friends of the church, which was earmarked at that time for a church school building. Because there is and has been no adequate water supply for such a building, the decision. was taken to use the fund, by now grown to a respectable sum, for restoration of the old church itself. Sale of pews, which may still be purchased, has added considerable to the fund. The restored Estey organ, a muralbehind the altar, and those pews which have been purchased, will be dedicated. Musical numbers will be performed by Leilani Greenly, Jake Dabis, Jan and d Susie Gabers, and Edith TSGT. JAMES R. NOWLIN, left, a member of Beale’s 9th Reconnaissance Haverty. Donors to the Technical Squadron, accepts a $1,155 check from his squadron commander Lt. restoration memorial fund will Col. Edward C. Payne-for his suggestion that is calculated to save the Air Force have their names engraved on a $80,000 a year. Sergeant Nowlin’s suggestion involved a new way of certifying large plaque which will hang blank recording tapes used in SR-71 reconnaissance operations to be sure that on the wall, and donations will they are of acceptable high quality throughout. His suggestion was one of 67 approved at Beale so far this fiscal year that are estimated to save the Air Force over $369,000. (USAF Photo by SSgt Gary Hudson) Members of the Nevada county chapter of the Sierra Club will meet for a potluck Wed., May 23, 1973 The Nevada County Nugget 3 North San Juan News ~ be accepted at any time; as the restoration of the church eannot be completed without a considerably larger amount of money than is presently at hand. It is hoped thatformer members, pastors, or just friends of the San Juan church reading this will wish to contribute to this worthy cause. Fran and Oliver Milhous are at about the half-way mark on their long-planned motor coach tour of the United States;” in Virginia, to be exact. They should be home in about two weeks with some. interesting memories. I understand they met some relatives they hadn’t become acquainted with before. In the course of their travels they took in London Bridge, which as everybody knows has been transplanted toLake Havasu, Arizona. Yolanda Reader and her sister, Angie Briggs, left last week to visit relatives in Italy. They will be gone for three weeks or so; right now they are in Rome, seeing the sights. Their fater, Dominic Gilione, who is-now 85 years old, came'to this country about 60 years ago with his bride. After working in the East for several years, he made his way to California. He ranched in Amador County for a while, then came to Grass

Valley where he has resided off and on about 50 years. At one time he worked at Pete Andreotti’s sawmill at Hills Flat, now long gone, and was a miner at the Idaho-Maryland Mine. Mrs. Reader and her sister will not -need an interpreter to help them converse with their cousins as the are both fluent in Italian. The baseball team from San Juan Ridge Union school traveled to Chicago Park Wednesday, the 9th, for a game and came home happily victorious, boasting of the score: 21 to 7. I believe they play Ready Springs next week. Sierra Club meets May 30 dish should serve 12 people; bring dishes and table service also. Major Beale housing proposal The Air Force plans to distribute a Request for Proposal (RFP) on or about May 24 for the construction of 100 duplexes (200 military family housing units) as Beale AFB, Proposals on the contract, programmed for $4,873,000, will be submitted on July 24. All offerors requesting the RVP-F04666-73-B-995 package will be charged $25 for one set of site plans on sepias and one copy of the Statement of Work. For an additional copy of the Statement of Work, a $5 fee will be charged. Prospective offerors may submit inquirees by writing or calling (collect calls not accepted) Capt. Vincent M. Ciampa, Procurement Division, Beale AFB, Calif. 95903, area code 916, 634-2951. No RFP package will be mailed until a check, made payable to the Treasurer of the United States, has been received by the Procurement Division, at Beale. Work performed under the contract, lasting 540 calendar days, shall consist of, but. is not limited to the following: Design and construction of 200 family housing units with patios, exterior storage, individual forced warm air heating systems with central air conditioning (electric) and the installation of government furnished ranges, refrigerators, garbage disposers, dishwashers and water heaters. Design and construction of site improvements will include streets and drives, curbs and gutters, street and house walks, utility distribution and service lines, street lights, rough and finish grading, surface and underground storm drainage and landscaping. The Air Force will provide an acceptable site design although the use of this design is not mandatory and proposers are free to modify any portion of this design or develop a totally dinner and business session May : 30 at Seaman’s Lodge. The local Sierra Club was different site design. Members of the club and formed in 1970 with members There will be no design anyone interested is urged to Primarily interested in features in the contract that will attend the 6:30 p.m. dinner ecological issues and outdoors prohibit the use of any method of meeting. Those whose last activities. The purpose of this construction. name begins with A to H are meeting is to divide the asked to bring a hot dish, I te Ra members into committees as to i salad 2 andStoZa .a dessert. Eat interests and talents. 22S Se YOUR CONFIDENCE . . Ae Yuba River tries harder to be helpful in all building situations — offers a complete . line of materials — fast delivery and customer service. Your patronage _. . IS APPRECIATED! . now going on. Find old cer ~— YUBA RIVER 1934 LUMBER COMPANY $260 in PRIZES crass vauey 12391 NEVADA CITY HWY. wevaon city BF OPEN 7 A.M. SERVING BEAUTIFUL YUBA RIVER COUNTRY ViISiT OUR — a hctall = 26545 2 1 Yuba River’s TREASURE HUNT