August 9, 1967 (20 pages)

Mee: regs ~ 2 Fe % Pca = <, ee , SUPERVI SORS : CORNER : ; oA cw— aberee o ewe f seman SgNR ison orm AEN RT Ramen “RN ary ere ne en om “ation OE SITE LOO TET: OO ay ita AE Nant Sr te A 8 rT A oo Entertai . nment . ? ° These are the views of e ~ PIS OTE RR ’ rage all ace OO We se We were only aie ing, Rosebud Pe a SUP. DIST. 4, NEV. CO. , The nugget. August 9, 1967. Is Announced W.E.‘BILL’ THOMAS ot mn NS ae ok gm ce eg at ES RPE lL, Pg ia fact ne ee ae ferent entertainment on the Stage at we we the dance slab d co By the time this column appears in print you should the four day run of the Nevada know the story. Will we succeed in holding the line on NeCounty District Fair, August vada county’s basic tax rate of $2.64? Tuesday, August 8th 24 27 this year, and Secreis the day when the board of supervisors will hold the final tary Manager Malcolm E, budget session for 1967-68. There are many pressures at Hammill believes it will dework to increase services and the cost of these services. light everyone attending this These pressures are primarily from three sources. years fair. First the state of California through the legislature _The . Chaudets, (Bill and ; has designated several new programs. The county, being Mary) fantastic masters of a subdivision of state government is responsible for the ilusion, magic, clean enteradministration of existing programs so that more services tainment for any audience, per ously interspersed with are required at a greater cost to the county. The second pressure at work is that of salaries. Our laugh producing situations and county employees are among the lowest paid in the state. audience participation. Bill We lose good people each month to better paying jobs in Chaudet’s famous pick pocket our neighboring counties. Thus, not only do we have the routine has mystified audi moral pressure to provide a living and fair wage, we have ences from one end of the the economic pressure of losing qualified people. Consecountry to the other. The quently, this year there will be some more services, some Chaudets will give two shows new and some the extension of existing services. on Thursday, Friday and Sat Just as the new state administration finds it difficult urday afternoon. to realize economy, so does local government, and for day and Saturday afternoon. The Heritages singers, five about the same reasons. However, we have a united deter mination that the cost of local government shall not get out of hand. Already there has been about a 10 per cent increase in property assessments. But property tax monies finance only slightly over 25 per cent of the cost of county government. State and Federal funding along with earned income accounts for the major share. ~ This is the dilema attractive and vivacious young women combine their voices and instrumental ability to present a fast moving show of popular and novelty show tunes, spirituals and folk songs. These girlsinstruments play many On Tuesday, August 8th, five men will gather in a very different musical solemn meeting. There will be a certain sadness anda and will present two shows sense of futility. Some of the requests granted for county on Thursday afternoon only. monies may be withdrawn. The search for economies will August 24. This is an outstandcontinue. Programs, where possible, will be paired down ing. show that everyone should . in order to realize a dollar savings. Some may be cut see. : entirely. Noone likes to cut a worthwhile program. But There will be a teen dance the cost of government and the people’s ability to pay at 8:30 p.m. Thursday with the popular “Wild Oats” playplaces heavy demands on the elected officials. There is still another area that will be given careful ing their second straight year scrutiny. The area of finance. Our entire hospital operating by popular request. budget for example, is based on the enterprise fund concept On Friday and Saturday afextension of this concept may be possible. State and ternoons, Ken Card, one of : * THE INFLUENCERS” , . . K . . l. . . . ? iW, SPEND S12 Federal, funding: will be examined for what relief this can America's leading humorists provide. And finally dollar or money management will be explored in order to allow the maximum in services at a cost people can afford. When Tuesday ends you should know the story --The degree of success your local officials have had in holding the line. My attitude is that we will be successful. We must find the answers to todays ios with his banjo interpretations will entertain the crowds with be two shows. There will be benoheg in the shade where you co, rest and see the shows. Friday and Saturday night prgblems and still keep an eye to the future. Our whole on the slab at 8:30 p.m. there county and all our people are depending on us, the board of wi) pe Square Dancing with [*' supervisors. two great name callers: Milt -_—~— Adams on Friday night and the nationally famous recording wnneis ARE artist egg Racca on bee day night. These two callers yd S WHEN SHARING ne will draw dancers from all . cap cet de fi parts of California and Ne. its unenseie. STYUNG vada. ‘Groene ARE Then on Sunday there will be . ' a complete change of shows. ee 0 By The CEWCAWS FOR CIRLS! . Ragei\.ck TOMFOOLERIES FOR BOYS! a FANCIES FOR WOMEN! . 5 apetas hale for Mont Cory TZADDI SHARPEYE, MAIN STREET. seponl Oe ene CREM EST 1 STOMPER . ! ee OOPS!" THINK FAST. FRED! 74 hes ph ew = ie AS ped ; < Golden State Band and Show of Sacramento will give one complete show at 3:30 p.m. The Dunvwgan Highlanders, pipers and dancers, who were so popular in the July 4 parade, also will give two shows on the slab Sunday afternoon. This is really an Outstanding group of entertainers that we hope you will all plan to see. DARN iT! E MISSED THEM! TF YOU LEARN / L WORKED 10 DODGE . AS AN SO FAST?7/ AITHION ARNINGR IN SR® § “2 Chronicle Features Synd. A FLEW CIRCUS. >

Mee: regs ~ 2 Fe % Pca = <, ee , SUPERVI SORS : CORNER : ; oA cw— aberee o ewe f seman SgNR ison orm AEN RT Ramen “RN ary ere ne en om “ation OE SITE LOO TET: OO ay ita AE Nant Sr te A 8 rT A oo Entertai . nment . ? ° These are the views of e ~ PIS OTE RR ’ rage all ace OO We se We were only aie ing, Rosebud Pe a SUP. DIST. 4, NEV. CO. , The nugget.. August 9, 1967. Is Announced W.E.‘BILL’ THOMAS ot mn NS ae ok gm ce eg at ES RPE lL, Pg ia fact ne ee ae ferent entertainment on the Stage at we we the dance slab d co By the time this column appears in print you should the four day run of the Nevada know the story. Will we succeed in holding the line on NeCounty District Fair, August vada county’s basic tax rate of $2.64? Tuesday, August 8th 24 27 this year, and Secreis the day when the board of supervisors will hold the final tary Manager Malcolm E, budget session for 1967-68. There are many pressures at Hammill believes it will dework to increase services and the cost of these services. light everyone attending this These pressures are primarily from three sources. years fair. First the state of California through the legislature _The . Chaudets, (Bill and ; has designated several new programs. The county, being Mary) fantastic masters of a subdivision of state government is responsible for the ilusion, magic, clean enteradministration of existing programs so that more services tainment for any audience, per ously interspersed with are required at a greater cost to the county. The second pressure at work is that of salaries. Our laugh producing situations and county employees are among the lowest paid in the state. audience participation. Bill We lose good people each month to better paying jobs in Chaudet’s famous pick pocket our neighboring counties. Thus, not only do we have the routine has mystified audi moral pressure to provide a living and fair wage, we have ences from one end of the the economic pressure of losing qualified people. Consecountry to the other. The quently, this year there will be some more services, some Chaudets will give two shows new and some the extension of existing services. on Thursday, Friday and Sat Just as the new state administration finds it difficult urday afternoon. to realize economy, so does local government, and for day and Saturday afternoon. The Heritages singers, five about the same reasons. However, we have a united deter mination that the cost of local government shall not get out of hand. Already there has been about a 10 per cent increase in property assessments. But property tax monies finance only slightly over 25 per cent of the cost of county government. State and Federal funding along with earned income accounts for the major share. ~ This is the dilema attractive and vivacious young women combine their voices and instrumental ability to

present a fast moving show of popular and novelty show tunes, spirituals and folk songs. These girlsinstruments play many On Tuesday, August 8th, five men will gather in a very different musical solemn meeting. There will be a certain sadness anda and will present two shows sense of futility. Some of the requests granted for county on Thursday afternoon only. monies may be withdrawn. The search for economies will August 24. This is an outstandcontinue. Programs, where possible, will be paired down ing. show that everyone should . in order to realize a dollar savings. Some may be cut see. : entirely. Noone likes to cut a worthwhile program. But There will be a teen dance the cost of government and the people’s ability to pay at 8:30 p.m. Thursday with the popular “Wild Oats” playplaces heavy demands on the elected officials. There is still another area that will be given careful ing their second straight year scrutiny. The area of finance. Our entire hospital operating by popular request. budget for example, is based on the enterprise fund concept On Friday and Saturday afextension of this concept may be possible. State and ternoons, Ken Card, one of : * THE INFLUENCERS” , . . K . . l. . . . ? iW, SPEND S12 Federal, funding: will be examined for what relief this can America's leading humorists provide. And finally dollar or money management will be explored in order to allow the maximum in services at a cost people can afford. When Tuesday ends you should know the story --The degree of success your local officials have had in holding the line. My attitude is that we will be successful. We must find the answers to todays ios with his banjo interpretations will entertain the crowds with be two shows. There will be benoheg in the shade where you co, rest and see the shows. Friday and Saturday night prgblems and still keep an eye to the future. Our whole on the slab at 8:30 p.m. there county and all our people are depending on us, the board of wi) pe Square Dancing with [*' supervisors. two great name callers: Milt -_—~— Adams on Friday night and the nationally famous recording wnneis ARE artist egg Racca on bee day night. These two callers yd S WHEN SHARING ne will draw dancers from all . cap cet de fi parts of California and Ne. its unenseie. STYUNG vada. ‘Groene ARE Then on Sunday there will be . ' a complete change of shows. ee 0 By The CEWCAWS FOR CIRLS! . Ragei\.ck TOMFOOLERIES FOR BOYS! a FANCIES FOR WOMEN! . 5 apetas hale for Mont Cory TZADDI SHARPEYE, MAIN STREET. seponl Oe ene CREM EST 1 STOMPER . ! ee OOPS!" THINK FAST. FRED! 74 hes ph ew = ie AS ped ; < Golden State Band and Show of Sacramento will give one complete show at 3:30 p.m. The Dunvwgan Highlanders, pipers and dancers, who were so popular in the July 4 parade, also will give two shows on the slab Sunday afternoon. This is really an Outstanding group of entertainers that we hope you will all plan to see. DARN iT! E MISSED THEM! TF YOU LEARN / L WORKED 10 DODGE . AS AN SO FAST?7/ AITHION ARNINGR IN SR® § “2 Chronicle Features Synd. A FLEW CIRCUS. >