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A TALKING BEAR is being used by teachers tor
language development of students who have a
limited vocabulary or delayed speech problems. A
presentation of the program was made recently at
the meeting of the Golden Foothill Club, an affiliate
of Telephone Pioneers of America. Receiving the
bear in center is Andy Divine and Ed Fellersen, counay superintendent of schools. Herbert Trittenbach
(right) presented the program and at left is Mike
Diener, publicity chairman for the club. Divine is
teacher-principal of the Armory School for the retarded. Trittenback is holding the microphone/receiver
used to make the bear operate.
Wed., Aug. 1.1973 The Nevada County Nugget-9
Apportionment of
+ state taxes received
Grass Valley, Nevada City
and the county received this
month’s distribution of statecollected taxes plus the semiannual apportionment of offhighway license fees.
Nevada county received
$10,814 from the July motor
vehicle license fee account, $157
from the off-highway motor
vehicle license fee fund, $4,168
from cigarette taxes and $57,799
from the July gas taxes.
Grass Valley’s shares are
$2,757 from motor vehicle.
license fees, $40 from offhighway licenses, $3,118 from
cigarette taxes and $5,779 from
gasoline taxes.
ON DEAN’S LIST
Bruce Hodge of Grass Valley
. is one of 1,651 students at
California State University of
Fresno to be on the dean’s list
for the 1973 spring semester.
Hodge is a sophomore.
5S cae oeus
Martin G. Vogt, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Vogt of
Smartville, won academic
honors at Seattle Pacific College
during his senior year. Vogt and
others on the dean’s list had to
have a 3.5 or better grade point
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