December 20, 1967 (20 pages)

Son egies . & The Nevada County Nugget December 20, 1967 —— Finding Tax Items is the time to put your other financial records should tabncial houge:dg Sethe anit ook be gathered now to help you tax prepare your 1967 Federal infiling season which.begins Jancome tax returns. : uary 1. Complete records help to inPip M, Cullen, DistrictDiore that taxpayers do not overof Internal Revenue for ; pay their taxes and also make California, emphasized the ioh of preparing the tax that cancelled checks, receipts, -oturn easier. LATEST in all FASHIONS and hla? SWEATERS = iN ALL STYLES AND SHADES $8.95 $29.50 (SEE OUR GIFT BAR) SLACKS OPEN THRU SATURDAY. EVENING TIL 9:00 BANKAMERICARD : MASTERCHARGE Scunctts & Steel 111 Mill Street, Grass Vetle We gladly gift wrap CALIFORNIA oo waa ge ‘GRASS. VALLEY ». NEVADA CITY. PLACERVILLE » SONORA © FOLSOM’ STWAIN. HARTE « nl ; Neighbors of Woodcraft Cancel Meet The Neighbors of Woodcraft, Champion Circle No. 325, will not meet on Dec. 21, due to the holidays. The next meeting will be the first Thursday of January, 1968, The Neighbors observed Christmas with their annual party and pot luck dinner, All members and invited guests declared the evening a huge success, The Thimble Club of the Neighbors met Thursday evening in the Victorian Room’ of the National Hotel for their annual Christmas party, The members enjoyed a gift ~ exchange followed by an evening of bingo. Mildred Tobiassen was chairman for the festivities, Around Town By Roland Taylor NEVADA COUNTY JUNIOR MISS--A senior at Nevada Union High School, 17-year old Marie Jobling was selected from among 10 of the county's high school seniors as Nevada County Junior Miss, last week by a panel of five judges. She is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Robert Jobling of Grass Valley, Runner-up and the winner of $150 scholarship was Linda Matson, Second runner-up and receiving a $100 scholarship was Debi Austin of Grass Valley. YOUTH INJURED--Isaac S. Preheim, 599 E, Main Street, Grass Valley, suffered a broken collarbone when his bicycle struck a car last week. He was thrown from his bike after colliding with a car driven by William W. Esterly, 72, 407 Alta Vista Avenue, Grass Valley. OREGON MAN INJURED--A Portland, Oregon man was slightly hurt when his car ran off icy Lower Banner Road and struck a large rock last Sunday. The California Highway Patrol cited Douglas Allan Smith, 23, Portland for traveling too fast for road conditions. Smith was treated at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital and released. SCHOOL DISPLAYS NEW BOOKS--New curriculum related books were exhibited last week at the library of the Nevada Union High School. This was the third annual review of new books, on display for evaluation and consideration. STEP IN DISSOLUTION—Next-to-last step in the dissolution of Nevada County Water District No. 1 was taken last Monday as the Local Agency Formation Commission voted to do away with the district. HORSE SHOW PLANNED--The first horse show of the new year will be held at the K and T Ranch on Indian Springs Road, Grass Valley, Sunday, Jan. 7. Entry blanks’ may be ob-tained by writing K and T Ranch, Star Route, Box-248, ‘Grass Valley. Bn,» MEEITRRS: 7 FOUR INDICTED--The Nevada County Grand Jury has indicted four Southern California men with violations of the health and safety code involving Marijuana. The indictments were handed down Dec. 11, Accused are Darrel R. Cameron, 22, Paramount; Howard T. Melvin, 22, Bellflower; Frank Norkus, 21, and Jay A. Maxwell, both of Southgate, with felonious possession of marijuana, A second and third ( Sy Cameron and Melvin: with selling and a minors under 21 years of age. Norkus and Maxwell are aceused of ete and— marijuana : a fourth -and fifth — * : PLEADSINNOCENT--Willard Lackey Schofield, 28, charged. with non-support “pleaded innocent to that charge at. a bearing §. in: justice court and posted $1,650 bail, pending his aE a appearaney, Hie reamasted 2 jury trial, > BALL “NETS $5, 600--Nevada: County Community Workshop received a $3,600 boost as the result of the recent Golden Gala ‘ Ball. The ‘check ‘was ‘presented by Mrs. Alfred B. Dayton, on’: ' behalf of the Benefit: Ball Committee, at the December meeting of: the Nevada:‘County -Council for Retarded Children, parent organization: of the workshop, Mrs. Richard McKenzie was the chairman for the event, SCHOOL BONDS SOLD--Mother Lode Bank has been awarded a contract to purchase $140,000 in bonds for the Nevada Union High School new sports complex. Net interest cost to the district will be approximately $116,909, mM i . rm a , Het i . NA li Wa wigpultcll i i i rT ANB inl Wes Here's to you, our good friends and patrons. our sincere se appreciation Jor the erivilege of serving. Wed ti ‘vou and bexhavishia fora happy hbliday seam Saf _ +

Son egies . & The Nevada County Nugget December 20, 1967 —— Finding Tax Items is the time to put your other financial records should tabncial houge:dg Sethe anit ook be gathered now to help you tax prepare your 1967 Federal infiling season which.begins Jancome tax returns. : uary 1. Complete records help to inPip M, Cullen, DistrictDiore that taxpayers do not overof Internal Revenue for ; pay their taxes and also make California, emphasized the ioh of preparing the tax that cancelled checks, receipts, -oturn easier. LATEST in all FASHIONS and hla? SWEATERS = iN ALL STYLES AND SHADES $8.95 $29.50 (SEE OUR GIFT BAR) SLACKS OPEN THRU SATURDAY. EVENING TIL 9:00 BANKAMERICARD : MASTERCHARGE Scunctts & Steel 111 Mill Street, Grass Vetle We gladly gift wrap CALIFORNIA oo waa ge ‘GRASS. VALLEY ». NEVADA CITY.. PLACERVILLE » SONORA © FOLSOM’ STWAIN. HARTE « nl ; Neighbors of Woodcraft Cancel Meet The Neighbors of Woodcraft, Champion Circle No. 325, will not meet on Dec. 21, due to the holidays. The next meeting will be the first Thursday of January, 1968, The Neighbors observed Christmas with their annual party and pot luck dinner, All members and invited guests declared the evening a huge success, The Thimble Club of the Neighbors met Thursday evening in the Victorian Room’ of the National Hotel for their annual Christmas party, The members enjoyed a gift ~ exchange followed by an evening of bingo. Mildred Tobiassen was chairman for the festivities, Around Town By Roland Taylor NEVADA COUNTY JUNIOR MISS--A senior at Nevada Union High School, 17-year old Marie Jobling was selected from among 10 of the county's high school seniors as Nevada County Junior Miss, last week by a panel of five judges. She is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Robert Jobling of Grass Valley, Runner-up and the winner of $150 scholarship was Linda Matson, Second runner-up and receiving a $100 scholarship was Debi Austin of Grass Valley. YOUTH INJURED--Isaac S. Preheim, 599 E, Main Street,

Grass Valley, suffered a broken collarbone when his bicycle struck a car last week. He was thrown from his bike after colliding with a car driven by William W. Esterly, 72, 407 Alta Vista Avenue, Grass Valley. OREGON MAN INJURED--A Portland, Oregon man was slightly hurt when his car ran off icy Lower Banner Road and struck a large rock last Sunday. The California Highway Patrol cited Douglas Allan Smith, 23, Portland for traveling too fast for road conditions. Smith was treated at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital and released. SCHOOL DISPLAYS NEW BOOKS--New curriculum related books were exhibited last week at the library of the Nevada Union High School. This was the third annual review of new books, on display for evaluation and consideration. STEP IN DISSOLUTION—Next-to-last step in the dissolution of Nevada County Water District No. 1 was taken last Monday as the Local Agency Formation Commission voted to do away with the district. HORSE SHOW PLANNED--The first horse show of the new year will be held at the K and T Ranch on Indian Springs Road, Grass Valley, Sunday, Jan. 7. Entry blanks’ may be ob-tained by writing K and T Ranch, Star Route, Box-248, ‘Grass Valley. Bn,» MEEITRRS: 7 FOUR INDICTED--The Nevada County Grand Jury has indicted four Southern California men with violations of the health and safety code involving Marijuana. The indictments were handed down Dec. 11, Accused are Darrel R. Cameron, 22, Paramount; Howard T. Melvin, 22, Bellflower; Frank Norkus, 21, and Jay A. Maxwell, both of Southgate, with felonious possession of marijuana, A second and third ( Sy Cameron and Melvin: with selling and a minors under 21 years of age. Norkus and Maxwell are aceused of ete and— marijuana : a fourth -and fifth — * : PLEADSINNOCENT--Willard Lackey Schofield, 28, charged. with non-support “pleaded innocent to that charge at. a bearing §. in: justice court and posted $1,650 bail, pending his aE a appearaney, Hie reamasted 2 jury trial, > BALL “NETS $5, 600--Nevada: County Community Workshop received a $3,600 boost as the result of the recent Golden Gala ‘ Ball. The ‘check ‘was ‘presented by Mrs. Alfred B. Dayton, on’: ' behalf of the Benefit: Ball Committee, at the December meeting of: the Nevada:‘County -Council for Retarded Children, parent organization: of the workshop, Mrs. Richard McKenzie was the chairman for the event, SCHOOL BONDS SOLD--Mother Lode Bank has been awarded a contract to purchase $140,000 in bonds for the Nevada Union High School new sports complex. Net interest cost to the district will be approximately $116,909, mM i . rm a , Het i . NA li Wa wigpultcll i i i rT ANB inl Wes Here's to you, our good friends and patrons.. our sincere se appreciation Jor the erivilege of serving. Wed ti ‘vou and bexhavishia fora happy hbliday seam Saf _ +