February 14, 1968 (8 pages)

~y aehygee © the Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, Feb. 14, 1968 MOBILE LIVING fai _ Penn Valley Mobile Ranch was host at their Friday night pot. luck to members of Golden State Mobilhome Owners League. After a delicious variety of food was served, and eaten, and all the announcements for the week taken care of, the speaker from Golden State Mobilhome Owners League spoke on ‘‘Taxes and the Mobile Home as the Gen. eral Public Thinks’’, and the “Truth on Mobile Taxation’ according to research by many communities, companies and research foundations. The truth is that the mobile home owner more than pays his share of taxes, when compared with . the single conventional dwelling on much larger land area, We also spoke on the new $25 use tax that had been under consideration by our board of supervisors, ‘which would have been put upon every mobile home owner who had bought land, and brought in electricity at quite a cost, paid permits for septic tanks inspection, gas inspection, lights, etc., many times having to have a road rocked, and smoothed. at their own expense, rafawseemrins 4 at 4a a BY GLADYS HARPER Rt. 1, Box 57/3 Grass Valley Phone 273-8954 a a ae Me ee ON Ae ae oe ae ee ae ats Fee Soe eo ee down! It will be a good day for all when the fact was revealed that 99 per cent of the mobile home owners pay a large share of the taxes in the com. minities in which they are placed. On March 1 (FRIDAY) at 7:30 there will be a meeting of all mobile home owners that have their homes on their own land, and every one of these owners are urged to attend. It will be held at the Rough and Ready Grange Hall (Community) at Rough and Ready, approx 414 Miles from Grass Valley on the Marysville Hwy. -_ In case there is anyone who does not know this fact, Grass Valley and some parts of Nevada County are the only towns that permit mobiles on private property. Let us keep it that way by proving to those in authority that we are good citizens, we do pay our share of taxes, and we do like to live in this beautiful country. : There will be news from all our Parks next time; we felt that it was best to publicize this matter, at this time. See TR EEE TED REE EA ERD SED E EH E EEE HS ep oe NM & Re Kh S Be ee Se eS S Op A STS 2 RISKS BS es FS Ge < %* & S$ @ « x ke ee Be e EF SF ww sx ute se ee ee Ee HE SE F % % wk + €£ & Se 4Te i es £ SF RLS SS Boe S e £2 eR ew ee were eee ee oe 8 RO Se ROR RE OR ER OS ke BO eS Se RRS SS RR SS SS Se. % co a Se a Sd gop Ok ee Ow & ee Boe ee OR OR OO ee * 6% ee eT ae ee Oe \ \ in order to get totheir property. Paid taxes on their land and on their mobile homes through the in lieu tax; and so help me, now NEVADA COUNTY ARTISTS' ASSN. opened Sunday with what has been acclaimed one of their best shows, featuring the works of 25 members. Shown here is Bob Gilberg with his collage (top), one of the many fine works exhibited, The Gallery in Nevada City will be open Wed — to Sunday from 1:30 to 4:40 p.m, until March 1, displaying these works. Sunday's opening Odd Fellows will confer a. the boaru wanted to charge a $25 tax extra on every Mobile Home. Well you can just bet at that meeting of the board of supervisors the ordinance was voted < z & sa eS Vaan erie S05 5 515151515 ISISISL5 151 > second degree Grass Valley Lodge No.~12, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, assisted by Oustamah Lodge No, 16, will confer the Second Degree on a class of candidates from Truckee and Dutch Flat at 8 p.m., Thursday Feb,.15, James F. Arnold, noble grand, will preside over the meeting. ; Further plans for the monthly public party to be heldSaturday, Feb, 17, will be discussed. This party is held on the third Saturday evening of each month and is sponsored jointly bythe Grass Valley Lodge No. 12 and Esther Rebekah Lodge No. 9. The public is cordially invited to attend these parties. Refreshments will be served. Buy at Home [SSIS to So IS ISLS tS 1515164 House . dan, _ was well attended. Legalize dog by licensing Do you want to prove that man is the dog's best friend? If so buy. your pooch a license and make him legal: Nevada City folks have until March 1 to get tags at the going fee of $2, After that the penalty runs up at the rate of 50 cents a month. ‘ In Grass Valley the deadline is March 15, Penalties apply after that date. Award dinner set Saturday The "Young Man of the Year" award. banquet will be held Saturday at the Eddie's Broiler in Nevada City, Anyone interested in attending may call Phil Gregory at 2654917 for reservations, Film showing on ancient cities ‘*Ancient Caravan Cities” will be the film forum presented at Sierra College on. Wednesday, February. 14 and at Nevada Union High School on Thursday, Feb. ruary 15. PHONE 273-2206 . THE BEST MOVE YOU EVER MADE 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE Adventist aid through center The. Seventh-day Adventist Church operates the only public welfare center in Nevada county. This center.is open to the public every Monday from <10 3, This project. is carried on by the members of the local Adventist Churchmembers as an expanded community service program. Supplies are provided as needed but in addition health education, arrangements for medical care, a depot for supplies and working quarters, and spiritual help are made available through ‘this health and welfare center, Mrs, Clara King, director of the local center, reports that in January 54 persons were helped, with 210 pieces of clothing, 27 pairs of shoes, 33 pieces of bedding, and 4 boxes of gfoceries, Archers set trail shoot The Golden Feather Bowmen archery club of Yuba CityMarysville, will hold their third annual Dry Creek Trail Shoot, Sunday, February 18, rain or shine. It will be held on the archery range located on Spenceville Road behind Beale Air Force Base approximately six miles up the Beale Air Force — turnoff located on Highway eK , POPULAR BEVERAGE Beer is served in two out of three American homes and enjoyed by more than 70% of the ° adult population, Academy of Arts slates exhibit Jeannie Foster, director of the Sacramento Valley Academy of Arts in Carmichael announces a public showing of the works of three widely known Sacramento area artists. A champagne preview will start the: exhibits beginning at 7:30 p.m, on Friday, February 23. The artists' work will be on show through March 21. Featured will be the paintings of James D. Estey, the sculpture of Gloria Mott, and the ceramics of Jerry Pacheco, Estey who teaches art at the Sacramento Valley Academy and holds an. M.A, from Sacramento State. College, has exhibited ali over Northern California and has won First Awards at the Kinglsey Annual showings in San Francisco. Following the showing of his new works locally, the artist will leave for an extended stay in Australia, The sculpture of Gloria Mott is well-known in scores of galleries ‘and with fairs and art exhibits throughout Northern and Central California and in the Mother Lode, Mrs, Mott, a native of New Jersey, has exhibited widely on the east. coast. Jerry Pacheco who describes himself as a part-time dentist is studying for his Masters Degree in Art, has Bachelor Degrees in Art and Chemistry, and, in addition, is a doctor of dental ~ surgery. Pacheco who will exhibit in ceramics has won a number of awards inexhibits.in California county fairs and at the California State Fair. The public is always welcome at the academy which is open daily and evenings at the corner of Marconi Avenue and Fair Oaks Boulevard in Carmichael.

~y aehygee © the Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, Feb. 14, 1968 MOBILE LIVING fai _ Penn Valley Mobile Ranch was host at their Friday night pot. luck to members of Golden State Mobilhome Owners League. After a delicious variety of food was served, and eaten, and all the announcements for the week taken care of, the speaker from Golden State Mobilhome Owners League spoke on ‘‘Taxes and the Mobile Home as the Gen. eral Public Thinks’’, and the “Truth on Mobile Taxation’ according to research by many communities, companies and research foundations. The truth is that the mobile home owner more than pays his share of taxes, when compared with . the single conventional dwelling on much larger land area, We also spoke on the new $25 use tax that had been under consideration by our board of supervisors, ‘which would have been put upon every mobile home owner who had bought land, and brought in electricity at quite a cost, paid permits for septic tanks inspection, gas inspection, lights, etc., many times having to have a road rocked, and smoothed. at their own expense, rafawseemrins 4 at 4a a BY GLADYS HARPER Rt. 1, Box 57/3 Grass Valley Phone 273-8954 a a ae Me ee ON Ae ae oe ae ee ae ats Fee Soe eo ee down! It will be a good day for all when the fact was revealed that 99 per cent of the mobile home owners pay a large share of the taxes in the com. minities in which they are placed. On March 1 (FRIDAY) at 7:30 there will be a meeting of all mobile home owners that have their homes on their own land, and every one of these owners are urged to attend. It will be held at the Rough and Ready Grange Hall (Community) at Rough and Ready, approx 414 Miles from Grass Valley on the Marysville Hwy. -_ In case there is anyone who does not know this fact, Grass Valley and some parts of Nevada County are the only towns that permit mobiles on private property. Let us keep it that way by proving to those in authority that we are good citizens, we do pay our share of taxes, and we do like to live in this beautiful country. : There will be news from all our Parks next time; we felt that it was best to publicize this matter, at this time. See TR EEE TED REE EA ERD SED E EH E EEE HS ep oe NM & Re Kh S Be ee Se eS S Op A STS 2 RISKS BS es FS Ge < %* & S$ @ « x ke ee Be e EF SF ww sx ute se ee ee Ee HE SE F % % wk + €£ & Se 4Te i es £ SF RLS SS Boe S e £2 eR ew ee were eee ee oe 8 RO Se ROR RE OR ER OS ke BO eS Se RRS SS RR SS SS Se. % co a Se a Sd gop Ok ee Ow & ee Boe ee OR OR OO ee * 6% ee eT ae ee Oe \ \ in order to get totheir property. Paid taxes on their land and on their mobile homes through the in lieu tax; and so help me, now NEVADA COUNTY ARTISTS' ASSN. opened Sunday with what has been acclaimed one of their best shows, featuring the works of 25 members. Shown here is Bob Gilberg with his collage (top), one of the many fine works exhibited, The Gallery in Nevada City will be open Wed — to Sunday from 1:30 to 4:40 p.m, until March 1, displaying these works. Sunday's opening Odd Fellows will confer a.. the boaru wanted to charge a $25 tax extra on every Mobile Home. Well you can just bet at that meeting of the board of supervisors the ordinance was voted < z & sa eS Vaan erie S05 5 515151515 ISISISL5 151 > second degree Grass Valley Lodge No.~12, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, assisted by Oustamah Lodge No, 16, will confer the Second Degree on a class of candidates from Truckee and Dutch Flat at 8 p.m., Thursday Feb,.15, James F. Arnold, noble grand, will preside over the meeting. ; Further plans for the monthly

public party to be heldSaturday, Feb, 17, will be discussed. This party is held on the third Saturday evening of each month and is sponsored jointly bythe Grass Valley Lodge No. 12 and Esther Rebekah Lodge No. 9. The public is cordially invited to attend these parties. Refreshments will be served. Buy at Home [SSIS to So IS ISLS tS 1515164 House . dan, _ was well attended. Legalize dog by licensing Do you want to prove that man is the dog's best friend? If so buy. your pooch a license and make him legal: Nevada City folks have until March 1 to get tags at the going fee of $2, After that the penalty runs up at the rate of 50 cents a month. ‘ In Grass Valley the deadline is March 15, Penalties apply after that date. Award dinner set Saturday The "Young Man of the Year" award. banquet will be held Saturday at the Eddie's Broiler in Nevada City, Anyone interested in attending may call Phil Gregory at 2654917 for reservations, Film showing on ancient cities ‘*Ancient Caravan Cities” will be the film forum presented at Sierra College on. Wednesday, February. 14 and at Nevada Union High School on Thursday, Feb. ruary 15. PHONE 273-2206 . THE BEST MOVE YOU EVER MADE 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE Adventist aid through center The. Seventh-day Adventist Church operates the only public welfare center in Nevada county. This center.is open to the public every Monday from <10 3, This project. is carried on by the members of the local Adventist Churchmembers as an expanded community service program. Supplies are provided as needed but in addition health education, arrangements for medical care, a depot for supplies and working quarters, and spiritual help are made available through ‘this health and welfare center, Mrs, Clara King, director of the local center, reports that in January 54 persons were helped, with 210 pieces of clothing, 27 pairs of shoes, 33 pieces of bedding, and 4 boxes of gfoceries, Archers set trail shoot The Golden Feather Bowmen archery club of Yuba CityMarysville, will hold their third annual Dry Creek Trail Shoot, Sunday, February 18, rain or shine. It will be held on the archery range located on Spenceville Road behind Beale Air Force Base approximately six miles up the Beale Air Force — turnoff located on Highway eK , POPULAR BEVERAGE Beer is served in two out of three American homes and enjoyed by more than 70% of the ° adult population, Academy of Arts slates exhibit Jeannie Foster, director of the Sacramento Valley Academy of Arts in Carmichael announces a public showing of the works of three widely known Sacramento area artists. A champagne preview will start the: exhibits beginning at 7:30 p.m, on Friday, February 23. The artists' work will be on show through March 21. Featured will be the paintings of James D. Estey, the sculpture of Gloria Mott, and the ceramics of Jerry Pacheco, Estey who teaches art at the Sacramento Valley Academy and holds an. M.A, from Sacramento State. College, has exhibited ali over Northern California and has won First Awards at the Kinglsey Annual showings in San Francisco. Following the showing of his new works locally, the artist will leave for an extended stay in Australia, The sculpture of Gloria Mott is well-known in scores of galleries ‘and with fairs and art exhibits throughout Northern and Central California and in the Mother Lode, Mrs, Mott, a native of New Jersey, has exhibited widely on the east. coast. Jerry Pacheco who describes himself as a part-time dentist is studying for his Masters Degree in Art, has Bachelor Degrees in Art and Chemistry, and, in addition, is a doctor of dental ~ surgery. Pacheco who will exhibit in ceramics has won a number of awards inexhibits.in California county fairs and at the California State Fair. The public is always welcome at the academy which is open daily and evenings at the corner of Marconi Avenue and Fair Oaks Boulevard in Carmichael.