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i im, uecemDer 18, i85 Keather Kiver Bulletin Portola Reporter Page 3B Indian Valley Record Chester Progressive Portola takes third at tough Tiger Classic The Third Annual Tieer Oassir had a few surprises on tap for varsity basketball action. Lower Lake was predicted to win the tournament; Dunsmuir did. Portola laid all predictions to waste by taking third place with a 45-43 win over Lower Lake. Lower Lake could do no wrong in the opener with Quincy. The Truckee cashed in big on Friday when they dropped Lower Lake 50-48.

Portola was the only local team to win an opener. They handled Big Valley easily, 55-37. Westwood controled most of their opener with Dunsmuir, but let down late in the game; losing 68-60. Dunsmuir's inside game worked against Portola on Friday. They won it 68-55.

They were a good match-up for the similar Tahoe Truckee team. The Dunsmuir team recently wet their championship. Loyalton beat both Quincy and Westwood teams by 10 each to claim the consolation title. The junior varsity championships came down to a contest between Quincy and Portola. Portola had to work a little harder getting to the title match.

They had a fairly close game with Truckee, 32-26, before the finale. The Mini-Trojans coasted with easy wins. The Mini-Tigers took Quincy to the hoop, 42-40, for the title. Lower Lake won the consolation game with Dunsmuir 32-29. Named to All-Tournament teams were: VARSITY MVP-Ron Oriml-Dunsmuir Bob Wade-Dunsmuir Jerry Deakins-Lower Lake Curt Waddle-Lower Lake Craig Sheridan-Loyalton Stacy Sanchez-Loyalton Mark Hockenson-Quincy Matt Gonsalves-Portola Scott Harper-Westwood Richard Morse-Tahoe-Truckee Todd Pierson-Tahoe-Truckee JUNIOR VARSITY MVP-Chris Housel-Portola Don Gray-Big Valley Fred Lee-Big Valley Tim Dogins-Dunsmuir Robert Jephry-Lower Lake Damon Whittaker-Loyalton Nick Odom-Westwood Tony Camp-Quincy Aaron Wallace-Tahoe-Truckee Paul Hardy-Portoia Public Notices County appropriations hearing NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held on Tuesday, January 7, 1986, at 10 a.m., in the Supervisors Room, Courthouse, Quincy.

California, for the purpose of establishing, by resolution, the appropriations limit, pursuant to Article XIII of the stale Constitution, for Ihe 19H5 86 fiscal year for special distrcics and county service areas governed by the board of supervisors as follows: Golden Eagles win tournament Name of District or County Service Area Quincy Lighting District County Service Area No. 2 County Service Area No. 8 Taylorsville County Service Area Beckwourth County Service Area Greenhorn Creek Community Services District County Service Area No. tl Documentation used in the determination of the appropriations limit is on file in the Plumas County Auditor's Office, Courthouse, Quincy, and is available to the public. At said hearing the board will consider all comments by interested persons.

Dated: December 9, 1 985. ILA DICCS, County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of Ihe Board of Supervisors of the County of Plumas, State of California. Coach's 71 Personal Gary Kloppenburg is 32 years old, married, and has one daughter. His wife's name is Academic Kloppenburg is a 1971 graduate from La Jolla High School in San Diego. He attended Feather River College 1973-'74.

He received a B.A. in Spanish from the University of Experience Kloppenburg has been around basketball all his life. His father is a basketball coach. He played guard for his high school basketball team. He had heard of Coach Jim Young and remembered seeing one of Young's teams play while he was in high school.

He wanted to get out of southern California and was interested in playing college basketball so he enrolled at Feather River College. He played for Jim Young's FRC Golden Eagles for two seasons. He moved to England and played basketball in the English National League in 1975-'76. Kloppenburg moved to chops with a football championship. They wanted more and got it Saturday with a 51-49 win over Truckee for the Tiger Classic Profile Gary Kloppenburg Feather River College Golden Eagle basketball coach, part-time basketball instructor.

Janiska and his daughter is Sonja. The Kloppenburg's live in Cromberg. San Diego in 1981. He looks forward to obtaining either a Masters or a high school teaching credential in the future. Holland in 1977 to what he considered a tougher basketball league.

He spent less time playing and began to work as an assistant coach under Jim Parks, who is now head basketball coach at Bakersfield Junior College. Janiska, his Dutch wife, came into his life while he was in the town of Gronigen, Holland. After returning to the United States a married man and earning a B.A. in Spanish, he returned to Plumas County. He worked as Jim Young's assistant basketball coach for one year before taking the team over for the 1984-'85 season.

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Judging from Lower Lake's performance, they were on a direct route to a championship. Truckee struggled to defeat Loyalton 67-62. The Grizzlies couldn't buy a freethrow down the stretch, while Truckee cashed in. The People's Right lo Know! INC Proposed Appropriations Limit 35,882 34,126 20,238 5,793 5,579 29,510 19,370 BILL COATES, Chairman ATTEST: ILA DIGGS, Clerk by: Nancy Merkel, deputy Published December 18, 1985 Bids open for water system Request for Proposal Operation-Management Plan for the Feather River Canyon Community Services District Water Systems Plumas County Community Development Commission is accepting proposals from qualified, registered Engineers to prepare an Operation-Management Plan to include the following: 1. Recommendations for operating the entire system, i.e., frequency of inspection and servicing need; spare parts and chemical inventory requirements.

2. Staffing recommendations: A certified working manager arrangement versus individual responsibility for system operation at each of 10 sites. Qualifications, pros and cons, cost comparison, for an overall manager of the district. 3. Rate structure recommendations, and projected budget for operation of the District.

General costs applicable to overall District operation and specific costs to operate each system. Cost allocation methods. Revenue Generation Plans. Work on this project must start immediately after contract award. For any additional information requests, contact David Keller, Plumas County Community Development Commission, P.O.

Box 319, Quincy, CA 95971 (916) 283-2466. Proposals will be evaluated on the basis of cost, responsiveness to project description in RFP and proven capabilities of firm. In compliance with Sec. 3 of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968, and in accordance with P.C.C.D.C. Project Area Employment Plan, local firms are encouraged to submit proposals.

Proposal will be accepted until 5:00 p.m., Monday, December 30th, 1985, and will be opened at the Commission Office as they are received. The Plumas County Community Development Commission reserves the right to waive irregularities, accept or reject any or all proposals or any part of any proposal, and make that award which Is in the best interest of the Commission and the Feather River Canyon Community Service District. EO-AA Published December 11, 18 bidders. Dast Dei lui iiiaukc movui and probable level of service and convenience to the Agency. Contractor application forms, available at the Agency, are required and must be approved by the Agency.

Bidders are required to abide by the provisions of Executive Order 11246 and all implementing regulations of the Department of Labor. In compliance with Sec. 3 of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968, and in accordance with PCCD-C Project Area Employment Plan, local contractors, especially those from the Portola area, are encouraged to bid the project. The Agency reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to waive any informalities in the bidding. EO-AA By: John Sheehan Executive Director (916) 283-2466 shots from the field in their first outing with Sierra Nevada College (SNC) and 50 percent versus Cabrillo.

FRC blitzed SNC 100-75. Golden Eagle rookie Chris Grimley made 100 percent of his shots; scoring 18 points in the opener. He pulled six rebounds and scored 14 in the championship game. FRC's Antoine McKinzie was the tournament MVP. The 63" McKinzie claimed an amazing 21 rebounds in the championship game.

He also scored 15 points. Coach Kloppenburg is pleased with the wins, to say the least, and hopes to give the always awesome Lassen Cougars a run for their money in the FRC gym tonight. SPORTS NEWS WANTED--by Feather Publishing. All those who have sports activities, tournaments, games or earn praiseworthy recognition or make sports news are invited to phone Dan Howell, 283-0800; Greenville, 284-7800; Chester 258-3115; or. Portola 832-4646.

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85-621, amending Chapter 10 of Title 6 of the Plumas County Code (Solid Waste Control), which shall go into effect immediately as an urgency measure, as provided by Government Code Section 25123. ADOPTED Resolution No. 85-3949, authorizing solid waste handling services by exclusive franchises or contracts, without competitive bidding pursuant to Government Code Section 66757. HEARD salary committee recommendation that the Deputy County Counsel be at Range 53, instead of Range 54 as requested by County Counsel. ADOPTED resolution setting the Range 53 for Deputy County Counsel.

HEARD report from County Counsel that the City of Portola has taken no action on the Road Maintenance agreement. AUTHORIZED County Counsel to send answers prepared regarding the Veterans Service office to the interested persons who attended Board meeting regarding that office. DISCUSSED Gansner restaurant lease, and CONTINUED this matter to the next meeting. AUTHORIZED Planning Director to advertise property near Courthouse annex, and to negotiate termination of the present lease. MET as Board of Equalization, and considered written testimony of Michael R.

Levy pertaining to his application for changed assessment. DENIED the request for change in assessment, and UPHELD the assessor. Made appointments to various commissions and committees, as will be reflected in the minutes. MET in closed session on pending litigation, with no action taken in closed session. ADJOURNED at 2:30 p.m., to meet again on December 17, 1985 as Community Development Commission, at 9:30 a.m., and as a Board of Supervisors at 10:00 a.m., for all purposes.

The Feather River College (FRC) Golden Eagles topped their own Silvertip Classic with a 74-69 win over Cabrillo College in Quincy last Saturday. "This is a milestone," said FRC Coach Gary Kloppenburg. "We played real good defense. the turnovers." FRC's tournament win was its first in six years, according to Kloppenburg. The Golden Eagle team netted 56 percent of their Sports Calendar BASKETBALL: Feather River College Golden Eagles host Lassen College in Quincy December 18.

FRC goes to Eugene, OR, for Lane C.C. Christmas Tourney. Portola and Chester at Biggs Tournament December 19, 20, 21. Chester girls at Westwood Tournament December 20, 21. Quincy girls' varsity at Gridley Tournament December 19, 20, 21.

Portola girls at Fernley December 18. Loyalton boys and girls at Downieville for a marathon December 19. WRESTLING: Quincy December 19: Chester Invitational December 18. at Portola at in Fall River McArthur SKIING: Go for it Pray for snow. Feminist Women's Health Center Abortion Pregnancy Screening Birth Control Cervical Caps Medi-Cal Accepted (800) 824-6005 330 Flume St.

Chico, CA 95926 Great Gift Ideas For and I less Tanning Center Offers 10 Tanning Sessions plus 1 FREE $30 5 OFF Special good thru Dec. Also use as a Gift Certificate Tanning Center 546 Lawrence St. Quincy 283-3302 or 283-3760 Coaching Philosophy "Having played so many years, and coaching, has led me to believe very strongly in a man I. Bids open for housing repair PUBLIC NOTICE INVITATION TO BID HOUSING REHABILITATION The Plumas County Community Development Commission will receive bids from qualified contractors for rehabilitation of three residential dwelling units in the City of Portola until 4:00 p.m. on the 2nd day of January, 1986 at Portola City Hall, So.

Gulling St. (P.O. Box 1225) Portola, Calif. 96122. Work will include, but is not limited to the repair of the following building components: foundation, flooring, heating, roofing, plumbing, electrical, siding and painting.

Detailed bid packets may be obtained by contacting Bud Garloff at 283-2466 or by writing the Agency at P.O. Box 319, Quincy, Calif. 95971. Bids will be evaluated on the basis of cost, integrity and capability of ft. -1 r-.