October 4, 1972 (12 pages)

Department of Parks & Recreation SACRAMENTO--The State Department of Parks and Recreation is accepting bids for construction, modification, and operation of concession facilities at Pismo State Beach in San Luis Obispo County. . State Parks Director William Penn Mott, Jr. said sealed bids will be publicly opened and read at 2 p.m. October 18, 1972, The successful bidder will be awarded a three-year contract for restaurant modification, construction of an equipment maintenance vard, and equipping, maintenance, and operation of a restaurant, golf course, and golf pro shop. Prospective bidders 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 in P.O, Box 2390, Sacramento 95811. The phone number in Sacramento is (916) 445-9060, xe eK ek SACRAMENTO -Now that the mad-rush vacation season is over, many a wise Californian is planning one or more leisurely outings during the off-season. If that person is you, rs State Department of Parks and Recreation has good news or you, Instead of paying $3 or $4 a night for camping at a state park, beach, or recreation area for $10 you can buy a book of 10 tickets good for 10 nights at most units of the State Park System. That's a bargain if you use only half the tickets. The book tickets are good for any type of camping~-trailer, developed, or primitive---on a first-come, first-served basis for most non-desert parks from October 1 through the end of February and for desert parks from June 1 through September 30. The desert parks are Anza Borrego Desert and Saddleback Eutte State Parks, and Salton Sea, Picacho and Providence Mountains State Recreation Areas, Parks not included in the off-season bargain are Doheny, San Clementi, San Elijo, and South Carlsbad State Beaches in Southern California (they fill up year round) and Sugar Pine Point State Park in El Dorado County, which has been winterized for cold-weather camping. Also not included are those campgrounds operated by a concessioner or by some public agency other than the state. You may buy your $10 off-season ticket book at any state park, beach, or recreation area that offers camping, or you may send a £10 check or money order to the Department of Parks and Recreation, P.O, Box 2390, Sacramento, 95811. * eee KK SACRAMENTO--Farks and Recreation Director William Penn Mott, Jr. today announced publication of proposed Resource Management and General Development Plans for Doheny and San Onofre State Beaches, midway between Los Angeles and San Diego. Doheny State Beach, a 62-acre unit of the State Park System since 1931, is used to capacity for camping and picnicking during most of the summer and is well attended during the rest of the year. The more than 200 proposed new campsites would all have complete utility hookups to conform to the State Board of Public Health standards for trailers or camping vehicles. However, many of them could also be used for tent camping. Cther new facilities would include a permanent interpretive center. San Onofre State Beach, part of the Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base, has been obtained by the State from the Marine Corps on a 50-year lease. The beach was first opened for public use in the spring of 1971. Although recreation demand in the area is high, use of the beach has been limited so far by its minimal development. Facilities at the three separate areas at San Onofre ultimately would include about 1,000 campsites, both developed and primitive, a large picnic area, an interpretive center, hiking trails, bicycle trails, and bike rentals. One section of the beach is noted for its outstanding surfing. The management and development plans for the beaches will be submitted for approval to the State Fark and Recreation Commission at a public hearing at 10 a.m., October 20 in the auditorium of the old State Office Building at 217 West First Street, Los Angeles. The proposed plans for Doheny and San Onofre State Beaches are available for inspection at any of the district office of the Department of Parks and Recreation. District Offices are located at: District 1: 3431 Fort Avenue, Eureka 95501 District 2: P.O, Box 1296, Santa Rosa 95403 District 3: 4125 West Lane, Stockton 95403 District 4: 2211 Garden Road, Monterey 93940 District 5: 111 La Patera Lane, Goleta 93017 District 6: 1350 Front Street, Room 6054, San Diego 92101. The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, Oct. 4 1972 Q Farm Bureau Cattlemen’s Days set week slated during Grand National Gov. Ronald Reagan has officially designated the week of Oct. 1 through 7 as Farm Bureau Week in California. "Through the efforts of. the state's farmers and ranchers,” Reagan said, "food and fiber cf maximum. quality and quantity are produced to help feed and clothe the nation." Noting the Farm Bureau's long history of serving agriculture, the governor pointed out that Farm Bureau "continues to promote practical policies and programs which protect the agricultural interests of our economy." Reagan also commended the organization for its "forthright, down-to-earth policies which Serve as a guide in the overall operation of the California Farm Bureau Federation." "The integrity of Farm Bureau is well appreciated," the governor said, “and we have complete confidence that Farm Bur-’ eau will continue to work for programs that are compatible with the organization's high principles, and for the betterment of agriculture and the coming public." C. Brunell Christensen, director of the California Department of Agriculture, joined with Gov. Reagan in applauding the efforts of Farm Bureau, Christensen noted that this marks 53 years of continuous service to the state's vast agricultrual community. Four NUHS students commended Four Nevada Union High School students have received letters of commendation for their high performance on the 1971 Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. The four who received letters are Betty M. Butler, Roy F. Butler, Jean M. Coppin and Renee Rodman, The four are children of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas F. Butler of rural Grass Valley (parents of both Betty and Roy), Mr. and Mrs, John A, Coppin of Lake of the Pines and Mr. and Mrs. S, Mark Rodman of Nevada City. The National Merit Scholarship Corporation has named 37,000 commended students in the United States. of those who are expected to graduate from high school in 1973. The commended students rank high but below the 15,000 simifinalists announced in September. INSTANT BUVERS & SELLERS (is 1 t ks +e These are ~ among the supper two percent SAN FRANCISCO--Cattlemen from throughout the West will meet here during Cattlemen's Days Oct, 31 Nov. 2to combine business and pleasure during the Grand National Exposition at the San Francisco Cow Palace. In an environment of practiVickie Roy on Cal Baptist song ensemble RIVERSIDE -Vickie Diane Roy, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs, Robert L. Roy, 12656 State Hwy. 20, Grass Valley, has been chosen as a member of Les Chanteuses, scholarship singing ensemble at California Baptist College, Riverside. Miss Roy, a 1970 graduate of Nevada Union High School, is a Cal Baptist sophomore, She has also attended Sierra College. While attending Nevada Union she was head varsity cheerleader and basketball queen, Les Chanteuses, 13-voice women's ensemble, travels extensively each year in California and nearby states, with occasional television appearances. The ensemble appears before churches, youth assemblies, civic and women's clubs, and has toured the Hawaiian Islands in concert appearances, Cal Baptist is. the only fouryear, fully accredited Southern Baptist liberal arts college on the Pacific West Coast. SOSOOCOOS TRY. PVGOSOSOOOOD @ DAILY ¢ 8 OOo ood cal sessions and social activities, producers of beef cattle will discuss with their fellow cowmen everything from herd improvement practices to public relations with the consumer. The Cow Palace has expanded its schedule of special events to fill a full three days, aimed at making the Grand National both more valuable and more enjoyable to the commercial cattlemen, and registration is expected to pass 3,000, Those who have always wanted to judge a beef show will have their chance during the new Grand National JudgeAlong. Participants will judge 11 beef classes and the score closest to official placements will win a week-long trip for two, Another "first" during Cattlemen's Days will be a cattlemen's range bull sale at 12:30 p.m. Nov. 2 at the sale pavilion, in which 170 of California's finest range bull prospects will be. . sold. A luncheon trip to Ghiradelli Square on Nov. 1 is another new event and will give women‘a chance to see San Francisco and do some early Christmas shopping. Fourteen of the top herd bull prospects in the United States will be sold during the All American Polled Hereford Herd Bull Sale Nov. 1 at 5 p.m. in the main arena, A chuck wagon. barbeque and cocktail party for cattlemen and their families will take place: Nov. 2 at 5 p.m. in the main arena, and California's Livestock Man of the Year will be named during the arena perfor-: mance that follows. The Grand National will feature the Totonac Indian Voladores from Vera Cruz, Mexico, flying from an 80-foot-pole. Also appearing will be dancers from the Sioux Nation in South Dakota and the Taos Fueblo of New Mexico in a special tribute to the Indians of the American continent. Reined stock horse and hackamore horse elimination classes, long a popular attraction for ranchers, will be held on Nov, 1 and Nov, 2. . fas CARL WILL Rotate, Inflate and Inspect All 5 Tires for $1.88 RECAPPING SERVICE VA TIRE CO. ING. BEHIND SPD 265-4642

Department of Parks & Recreation SACRAMENTO--The State Department of Parks and Recreation is accepting bids for construction, modification, and operation of concession facilities at Pismo State Beach in San Luis Obispo County. . State Parks Director William Penn Mott, Jr. said sealed bids will be publicly opened and read at 2 p.m. October 18, 1972, The successful bidder will be awarded a three-year contract for restaurant modification, construction of an equipment maintenance vard, and equipping, maintenance, and operation of a restaurant, golf course, and golf pro shop. Prospective bidders 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 in P.O, Box 2390, Sacramento 95811. The phone number in Sacramento is (916) 445-9060, xe eK ek SACRAMENTO -Now that the mad-rush vacation season is over, many a wise Californian is planning one or more leisurely outings during the off-season. If that person is you, rs State Department of Parks and Recreation has good news or you, Instead of paying $3 or $4 a night for camping at a state park, beach, or recreation area for $10 you can buy a book of 10 tickets good for 10 nights at most units of the State Park System. That's a bargain if you use only half the tickets. The book tickets are good for any type of camping~-trailer, developed, or primitive---on a first-come, first-served basis for most non-desert parks from October 1 through the end of February and for desert parks from June 1 through September 30. The desert parks are Anza Borrego Desert and Saddleback Eutte State Parks, and Salton Sea, Picacho and Providence Mountains State Recreation Areas, Parks not included in the off-season bargain are Doheny, San Clementi, San Elijo, and South Carlsbad State Beaches in Southern California (they fill up year round) and Sugar Pine Point State Park in El Dorado County, which has been winterized for cold-weather camping. Also not included are those campgrounds operated by a concessioner or by some public agency other than the state. You may buy your $10 off-season ticket book at any state park, beach, or recreation area that offers camping, or you may send a £10 check or money order to the Department of Parks and Recreation, P.O, Box 2390, Sacramento, 95811. * eee KK SACRAMENTO--Farks and Recreation Director William Penn Mott, Jr. today announced publication of proposed Resource Management and General Development Plans for Doheny and San Onofre State Beaches, midway between Los Angeles and San Diego. Doheny State Beach, a 62-acre unit of the State Park System since 1931, is used to capacity for camping and picnicking during most of the summer and is well attended during the rest of the year. The more than 200 proposed new campsites would all have complete utility hookups to conform to the State Board of Public Health standards for trailers or camping vehicles. However, many of them could also be used for tent camping. Cther new facilities would include a permanent interpretive center. San Onofre State Beach, part of the Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base, has been obtained by the State from the Marine Corps on a 50-year lease. The beach was first opened for public use in the spring of 1971. Although recreation demand in the area is high, use of the beach has been limited so far by its minimal development. Facilities at the three separate areas at San Onofre ultimately would include about 1,000 campsites, both developed and primitive, a large picnic area, an interpretive center, hiking trails, bicycle trails, and bike rentals. One section of the beach is noted for its outstanding surfing. The management and development plans for the beaches will be submitted for approval to the State Fark and Recreation Commission at a public hearing at 10 a.m., October 20 in the auditorium of the old State Office Building at 217 West First Street, Los Angeles. The proposed plans for Doheny and San Onofre State Beaches are available for inspection at any of the district office of the Department of Parks and Recreation. District Offices are located at: District 1: 3431 Fort Avenue, Eureka 95501 District 2: P.O, Box 1296, Santa Rosa 95403 District 3: 4125 West Lane, Stockton 95403 District 4: 2211 Garden Road, Monterey 93940 District 5: 111 La Patera Lane, Goleta 93017 District 6: 1350 Front Street, Room 6054, San Diego 92101. The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, Oct. 4 1972 Q Farm Bureau Cattlemen’s Days set week slated during Grand National Gov. Ronald Reagan has officially designated the week of Oct. 1 through 7 as Farm Bureau Week in California. "Through the efforts of. the state's farmers and ranchers,” Reagan said, "food and fiber cf maximum. quality and quantity are produced to help feed and clothe the nation." Noting the Farm Bureau's long history of serving agriculture, the governor pointed out that Farm Bureau "continues to promote practical policies and programs which protect the agricultural interests of our economy." Reagan also commended the organization for its "forthright, down-to-earth policies which Serve as a guide in the overall operation of the California Farm Bureau Federation." "The integrity of Farm Bureau is well appreciated," the governor said, “and we have complete confidence that Farm Bur-’ eau will continue to work for programs that are compatible with the organization's high principles, and for the betterment of agriculture and the coming public." C. Brunell Christensen, director of the California Department of Agriculture, joined with Gov. Reagan in applauding the efforts of Farm Bureau, Christensen noted that this marks 53 years of continuous service to the state's vast agricultrual community. Four NUHS students commended Four Nevada Union High School students have received letters of commendation for their high performance on the 1971 Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. The four who received letters are Betty M. Butler, Roy F. Butler, Jean M. Coppin and Renee Rodman, The four are children of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas F. Butler of rural Grass Valley (parents of both Betty and Roy), Mr. and Mrs, John

A, Coppin of Lake of the Pines and Mr. and Mrs. S, Mark Rodman of Nevada City. The National Merit Scholarship Corporation has named 37,000 commended students in the United States. of those who are expected to graduate from high school in 1973. The commended students rank high but below the 15,000 simifinalists announced in September. INSTANT BUVERS & SELLERS (is 1 t ks +e These are ~ among the supper two percent SAN FRANCISCO--Cattlemen from throughout the West will meet here during Cattlemen's Days Oct, 31 Nov. 2to combine business and pleasure during the Grand National Exposition at the San Francisco Cow Palace. In an environment of practiVickie Roy on Cal Baptist song ensemble RIVERSIDE -Vickie Diane Roy, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs, Robert L. Roy, 12656 State Hwy. 20, Grass Valley, has been chosen as a member of Les Chanteuses, scholarship singing ensemble at California Baptist College, Riverside. Miss Roy, a 1970 graduate of Nevada Union High School, is a Cal Baptist sophomore, She has also attended Sierra College. While attending Nevada Union she was head varsity cheerleader and basketball queen, Les Chanteuses, 13-voice women's ensemble, travels extensively each year in California and nearby states, with occasional television appearances. The ensemble appears before churches, youth assemblies, civic and women's clubs, and has toured the Hawaiian Islands in concert appearances, Cal Baptist is. the only fouryear, fully accredited Southern Baptist liberal arts college on the Pacific West Coast. SOSOOCOOS TRY. PVGOSOSOOOOD @ DAILY ¢ 8 OOo ood cal sessions and social activities, producers of beef cattle will discuss with their fellow cowmen everything from herd improvement practices to public relations with the consumer. The Cow Palace has expanded its schedule of special events to fill a full three days, aimed at making the Grand National both more valuable and more enjoyable to the commercial cattlemen, and registration is expected to pass 3,000, Those who have always wanted to judge a beef show will have their chance during the new Grand National JudgeAlong. Participants will judge 11 beef classes and the score closest to official placements will win a week-long trip for two, Another "first" during Cattlemen's Days will be a cattlemen's range bull sale at 12:30 p.m. Nov. 2 at the sale pavilion, in which 170 of California's finest range bull prospects will be. . sold. A luncheon trip to Ghiradelli Square on Nov. 1 is another new event and will give women‘a chance to see San Francisco and do some early Christmas shopping. Fourteen of the top herd bull prospects in the United States will be sold during the All American Polled Hereford Herd Bull Sale Nov. 1 at 5 p.m. in the main arena, A chuck wagon. barbeque and cocktail party for cattlemen and their families will take place: Nov. 2 at 5 p.m. in the main arena, and California's Livestock Man of the Year will be named during the arena perfor-: mance that follows. The Grand National will feature the Totonac Indian Voladores from Vera Cruz, Mexico, flying from an 80-foot-pole. Also appearing will be dancers from the Sioux Nation in South Dakota and the Taos Fueblo of New Mexico in a special tribute to the Indians of the American continent. Reined stock horse and hackamore horse elimination classes, long a popular attraction for ranchers, will be held on Nov, 1 and Nov, 2. . fas CARL WILL Rotate, Inflate and Inspect All 5 Tires for $1.88 RECAPPING SERVICE VA TIRE CO. ING. BEHIND SPD 265-4642