December 18, 1968 (12 pages)

4a The Nevade County Nugget December 18, 1968 BOWLING & BILLIARDS At The . ~ Grass Valley, Calif. heath TU, ve ha SPECIALTY ‘CAKES @ DONUTS . Sy LITTLE OLD BAKE SHOP 429 t. tmmee no. nassvALLEY, caus. REAL ESTATE Len Gilbert FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP H} 111 W. MAIN’ P.O. BOX 1034 GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. 95945 PH. 273-6166 There’s a home in your futere with ROD 201 Maia ST St. 6.¥. 273-8473 WASHINGTON HOTEL } ROOMS—COCKTAILS Breakfast—Lunch—Dinner 707 NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA PHONE 273-2038 Representing The Travelers Ins, Companies E 7 BOB LONG INSURANCE Washington, Calif. 65-4 SCHOOLS ap 2) i DRIVE CAREFULLY For Big Results Call A. SMALL JAMITORIAL SERVICE Woman’s Janitorial Service For Office Or Home 13-8151 273—4340 WATER PROBLEMS . Call 273-4493. Pumps—Filters Pipe—Fittings GEO. A. KING & SON PRINCIPAL ALTON HALL watches a few third graders listening to a record over earphones (below). Use of the earphones prevents a disturbance among the 100 third graders at the cooperative teaching system now in use at the Nevada School, Another group of students (above) study their grammar by lying on the carpetcovered floor in the former auditorium. other photos of the cooperative teaching system now in use for the third graders, City Elementary See page 8 for Revenue from tax stamps on real estate sales during the first six months of 1968 amounted to $18,309 in Nevada county, with the county government getting $17,872 and the two cities the balance. According to the California Taxpayers Association, revenue will be much greater than beHeved possible when the new tax was authorized more than a year ago. _ Prior to January 1, the federal government collected and retained revenue from its documentary stamps. CTA ‘states that the California law has better tools for enforcement. The tax basically is at the same rate as that imposed by the federal government. Leonard J. Hooper, Sacramento County Recorder, has compiled the receipts from the tax for the first six months. I shows a statewide total of $6,633,693.86, ‘with $2,182,229.55 going to cities and $4,451,464.31 going to counties. In contrast the Internal Revenue Service reported that for the full fiscal year which ended June 30, 1967 revenue from the tax ~ for all of California, Nevada and Hawaii, was $6,359,730.90. Based upon this, the income for a full year in California was estimated at $5 to $5.5 million, Thus in six months the income is greater than the estimates indicated they would be for a full year. The new state tax should become a good guide to economic conditions if it continues be be well enforced, The revenue goes to cities and counties according to actual site of sale. The rate is 55 cents per $500 of sale value, including only new money involved. Thus a sale where a buyer assumes an old trust deed requires tax only for . the amount paid to the old buyer for his interest. The law was changed this year by the legislature so stamps need not be purchased, Instead the tax will be paid directly to county re+) . ) Real estate stamps net =~". local agencies $18,309 corders with the amount indicated on the deed or a separate piece of paper. Probation for drug handler Dolar James Steadman, 24, was granted three years summary probation Thursday in Superior Court after pleading guilty to dispensing a dangerous drug without a license. The Grass“Valleyan was arrested late in October on a grand -jury indictment charging him with unlawfully furnishing and giving away narcotics other _ than marijuana, and not uponawritten perscription, Steadman originally pleaded innocent to the charge and was scheduled for a jury trial. However, Judge Vernon Stoll Thursday allowed him to change the plea from innocent to guilty. The judge gave Steadman permission to seek employment in Oregon. However, probation termsrequire that the defendant submit to search and seizure, and that he waive extradition. Bail. of $2,400 was exonerated. Public. Defender William Hager and Dept. Dist. Atty. Ronald McMillen handled the defense and prosecution respectively. ‘Kiss Me, Kate’ scheduled for Nevada Theater The next production for the stage of the Nevada Theater will be Cole Porter's “Kiss Me, Kate." we Georgette McClain will produce and announced that scores and scripts will arrive in March for a June opening. Miriam Jensen, who directed "The Music Man," will again act asdirector. Mrs, Jensen will announce times and dates for tryouts of chorus and cast in early spring. Proceeds from the show will be used for restoration of the theater stage. Still needed to present stage shows frequently and economically are a light board and attending lights, a proscenium and curtain, dressing rooms, backstage area and a grid for flying scenery. Anyone interested in working for the success of "Kiss Me, Kate," is asked to call Mrs, Russell Faylor at 273-2726, WOOD UTILITY BEAUTY AND THE POLE Since wood is one of: the most workable design materials, it was only a matter of time before the old “crosstrees” look gave ‘4 — to tie cA gh-wire hapMIN penings! . trial designer -Henry Dreyfuss came up with the “Sunburst” pole design, popular in Southern Cali: fornia—the top NS sparsthatcarry = Jj the wires flare out like the sun’s rays. Inthe Detroit area,a new line riser—two laminated wood members aesthetically separated to pro. vide a ‘‘see.through’’ opening —is “digging in” as a favorite. Streamlined poles in colors that blend best with natural or residential landscapes. have found a warm reception in Florida. Round or square, more and more utility poles will be carrying their 90% share: of the nation’s electricity through new high-capacity wires that cut down on pole-top clutter. By 1975, it is estimated that half of the nation’s millions of utility poles will be delivering highpower in high-style! 4S Suggestions for competition at fair sought by Hammill Nevada County District Fair Manager Malcolm E, Hammill and “his staff: will be busy for the next few weeks planning and preparing the 1969 fair premium book, The 1968 entries must be reviewed to remove sections that have not had competition in the past two years, New sections that are assured competition will be added in accordance with e a directive of the Division of Fairs and Expositions, People who wish to submit suggestions for the 1969 premium book may do so in writing if they are sure there are others who will compete in the par-ticular section they are suggesting, — Buy at Home

4a The Nevade County Nugget December 18, 1968 BOWLING & BILLIARDS At The . ~ Grass Valley, Calif. heath TU, ve ha SPECIALTY ‘CAKES @ DONUTS . Sy LITTLE OLD BAKE SHOP 429 t. tmmee no. nassvALLEY, caus. REAL ESTATE Len Gilbert FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP H} 111 W. MAIN’ P.O. BOX 1034 GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. 95945 PH. 273-6166 There’s a home in your futere with ROD 201 Maia ST St. 6.¥. 273-8473 WASHINGTON HOTEL } ROOMS—COCKTAILS Breakfast—Lunch—Dinner 707 NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA PHONE 273-2038 Representing The Travelers Ins, Companies E 7 BOB LONG INSURANCE Washington, Calif. 65-4 SCHOOLS ap 2) i DRIVE CAREFULLY For Big Results Call A. SMALL JAMITORIAL SERVICE Woman’s Janitorial Service For Office Or Home 13-8151 273—4340 WATER PROBLEMS . Call 273-4493. Pumps—Filters Pipe—Fittings GEO. A. KING & SON PRINCIPAL ALTON HALL watches a few third graders listening to a record over earphones (below). Use of the earphones prevents a disturbance among the 100 third graders at the cooperative teaching system now in use at the Nevada School, Another group of students (above) study their grammar by lying on the carpetcovered floor in the former auditorium. other photos of the cooperative teaching system now in use for the third graders, City Elementary See page 8 for Revenue from tax stamps on real estate sales during the first six months of 1968 amounted to $18,309 in Nevada county, with the county government getting $17,872 and the two cities the balance. According to the California Taxpayers Association, revenue will be much greater than beHeved possible when the new tax was authorized more than a year ago. _ Prior to January 1, the federal government collected and retained revenue from its documentary stamps. CTA ‘states that the California law has better tools for enforcement. The tax basically is at the same rate as that imposed by the federal government. Leonard J. Hooper, Sacramento County Recorder, has compiled the receipts from the tax for the first six months. I shows a statewide total of $6,633,693.86, ‘with $2,182,229.55 going to cities and $4,451,464.31 going to counties. In contrast the Internal Revenue Service reported that for the full fiscal year which ended June 30, 1967 revenue from the tax ~ for all of California, Nevada and Hawaii, was $6,359,730.90. Based upon this, the income for a full year in California was estimated at $5 to $5.5 million, Thus in six months the income is greater than the estimates indicated they would be for a full year. The new state tax should become a good guide to economic conditions if it continues be be well enforced, The revenue goes to cities and counties according to actual site of sale. The rate is 55 cents per $500 of sale value, including only new money involved. Thus a sale where a buyer assumes an old trust deed requires tax only for . the amount paid to the old buyer for his interest. The law was changed this year by the legislature so stamps need not be purchased, Instead the tax will be paid directly to county re+) . ) Real estate stamps net =~". local agencies $18,309 corders with the amount indicated on the deed or a separate piece of paper. Probation for drug handler

Dolar James Steadman, 24, was granted three years summary probation Thursday in Superior Court after pleading guilty to dispensing a dangerous drug without a license. The Grass“Valleyan was arrested late in October on a grand -jury indictment charging him with unlawfully furnishing and giving away narcotics other _ than marijuana, and not uponawritten perscription, Steadman originally pleaded innocent to the charge and was scheduled for a jury trial. However, Judge Vernon Stoll Thursday allowed him to change the plea from innocent to guilty. The judge gave Steadman permission to seek employment in Oregon. However, probation termsrequire that the defendant submit to search and seizure, and that he waive extradition. Bail. of $2,400 was exonerated. Public. Defender William Hager and Dept. Dist. Atty. Ronald McMillen handled the defense and prosecution respectively. ‘Kiss Me, Kate’ scheduled for Nevada Theater The next production for the stage of the Nevada Theater will be Cole Porter's “Kiss Me, Kate." we Georgette McClain will produce and announced that scores and scripts will arrive in March for a June opening. Miriam Jensen, who directed "The Music Man," will again act asdirector. Mrs, Jensen will announce times and dates for tryouts of chorus and cast in early spring. Proceeds from the show will be used for restoration of the theater stage. Still needed to present stage shows frequently and economically are a light board and attending lights, a proscenium and curtain, dressing rooms, backstage area and a grid for flying scenery. Anyone interested in working for the success of "Kiss Me, Kate," is asked to call Mrs, Russell Faylor at 273-2726, WOOD UTILITY BEAUTY AND THE POLE Since wood is one of: the most workable design materials, it was only a matter of time before the old “crosstrees” look gave ‘4 — to tie cA gh-wire hapMIN penings! . trial designer -Henry Dreyfuss came up with the “Sunburst” pole design, popular in Southern Cali: fornia—the top NS sparsthatcarry = Jj the wires flare out like the sun’s rays. Inthe Detroit area,a new line riser—two laminated wood members aesthetically separated to pro. vide a ‘‘see.through’’ opening —is “digging in” as a favorite. Streamlined poles in colors that blend best with natural or residential landscapes. have found a warm reception in Florida. Round or square, more and more utility poles will be carrying their 90% share: of the nation’s electricity through new high-capacity wires that cut down on pole-top clutter. By 1975, it is estimated that half of the nation’s millions of utility poles will be delivering highpower in high-style! 4S Suggestions for competition at fair sought by Hammill Nevada County District Fair Manager Malcolm E, Hammill and “his staff: will be busy for the next few weeks planning and preparing the 1969 fair premium book, The 1968 entries must be reviewed to remove sections that have not had competition in the past two years, New sections that are assured competition will be added in accordance with e a directive of the Division of Fairs and Expositions, People who wish to submit suggestions for the 1969 premium book may do so in writing if they are sure there are others who will compete in the par-ticular section they are suggesting, — Buy at Home