June 4, 1969 (12 pages)

Local agencies receive beverage license fees The city of Nevada City has received $3,303 as its six-month share of the special fees paid by holders of alcoholic beverage licenses, and Grass Valley received $8,006, The payment was made by the state's department of alcoholic beverage control which allocates 90 per cent of all license fee money back to individual cities and counties where it is used to ~ Offset the costs of police and fire protection, schools, highways, hospitals and other government services. The remaining 10 per cent goes into the state's general fund where it is used for similar purposes. The most recent payment was for the six-month period ending Feb. 28, 1969. Nevada county as a whole, including the unincorporated area, received $22,785 for the period. : A psckage store beer and wine license costs the owner $37 with a yearly renewal fee of $12, A general on-sale tavern license costs $6,580 originally, with an annual renewal fee of $580, while a beer and wine only tavern license costs $234, renewable yearly for $84, According to Geo. W. Ososke, executive vice president of the California Brewers Assn., local governments throughout the state as a whole received $7,720,904 for the latest period which, coupled with the $4,564,676 received for the period ending August 31, 1968, makes an annual total of $12,285,580. One fatal accident in area during weekend One fatal motorcycle accident near Downieville and two accidents in the Golden Empire kept the California Highway Patrol busy over the three-day Memorial holiday weekend. Marie Jeannie Norton, 48, was injured at 8:50 a.m, Friday when her motorcycle fell as she was driving along a county road near Downieville. ‘ .Her husband was driving another cycle behind her. Mrs. Norton was taken to the Sacramento Medical Center by the Sierra county ambulance. She died the next morning. The accident remains under investigation, The Nortons have a summer home in the foothills and live in Texas. Yvonne Orlene Staudenraus, 38, Yuba City in her two door sedan collided with a four-door sedan Sunday evening at the entrance to Rough and Ready. The four-door sedan was driven by Maciel Filer, 53, of Rough and Ready. Mrs. Filer was westbound and started to turn left into the Rough and Ready Market. Her car and Mrs, Staudenraus' eastbound car collided. Both received moderate damage. Mrs. Filer was cited for making an unsafe left turn. : Steven John Brazis, 22, San Jose, failed to negotiate a left curve on Combie. Road early Sunday morning, his convertible wernt out of control, skidded across’ the roadway and upset in a field, A CHP officer booked Brazis into the county jail on a charge of being drunk in a public place. His convertible was listed as having major damage. Harley Laverne Husted Jr., $4, El Sobrante was stopped by a highway patrolman for not having a license plate on the front of his car. Husted was charged with driving with a suspended license. He was :topped one mile north of Wolf Road on Hwy. 49 just before noon Saturday. Wednesday, June 4, 1959 The Nevada County Nugget Z Honored by Banner Grange CHARTER MEMBERS of Banner Grange, which began in 1936, and past masters were honored recently by the grange. Shown at the charter anniversary party are (eft to right top row) Charles Kitts PM, Erol Richards PM, Walter Struckman PM, Gladys Lollich PM, Vincent Lollich PM and Larry Wickstrom PM. (Middle row left to right) William La Fonde, Esther La Fonde, Mable McCrea, Ernest Struckman and Alice McKeever, Ernest Mason, past master and chairman, is seated in front. Citizen of year party Saturday The Nevada County Historical Society is making plans for its annual "Citizen of the Year" dinner, which will honor Philip Personeni, Sr. . Personeni has been aresident of Nevada county since his arrival from Italy at the age of 10 with the exception of a year spent as a miner at the Hilltop Mine at Battle Mountain, Nev. The committee chose Personeni as this year's "Citizen of the Year" because of "his many contributions to the community as well as his willingness to help his fellow citizens and especially, the boys and girls of the area." A. MAJOR STEP in obtaining a new school for the Nevada City School District was accomplished last week when Chairman of the Board of Supervisors Lou Hartman signed for the sale of $805,000in bonds, The Bank of Bonds for Nevada City school signed e. -engate BUSINESS 3ILLBOARD Club Crazy Horse NEVADA CITY, CALIF. @ COCKTAILS @ DANCING @ SNACKS JULIE & CAPT. RUDGBO—PIANO & SONGS EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT! BOWLING & BILLIARDS At The Jolly Roger Lanes Grass Valley, Calif. SPECIALTY CAKES @ DONUTS LITTLE OLD BAKE SHOP 629 &. ames ap. GRASSVALLEV,, CALIF. REAL ESTATE There's a home in your future with . RW (f 201 Main ST St. 6.¥. 213-8473 WASHINGTON HOTEL dogetvise. german ALPEZ ROOMS—COCKTAILS _ SEWEeree Breakfast—Lunch— Dinner . 320 (Bre ada Ct . Len Gilbert FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 111 W. MAIN P.O. BOX 1034 GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. 95945 PH. 273-6166 SCHOOLS } ©=—. 8O8 LONG INSURANCE! 97 Bere 707 WEVADA CITY MOHWAY od A ORASS VALLEY, CALIFORMA PHONE 273-2038 Begrecenting The Travelers ins. Cunpenies DRIVE CAREFULLY America purchased the bonds and B of A was represented by Willard Rose (left) manager of the Nevada City branch, Others present for this step toward school construction were Edward Fellersen (center), county superintendent of schools and Dan Woodard (right), new superintendent of the Nevada City District. The voters approved bonds for a new school in February. meet (WATER PROBLEMS amuemaas ceBVAct Ay cb a : umps— Wonwr's iatnial tov . ] ine Fittings =! 773-300. ]. GEO. A. RING & SON

Local agencies receive beverage license fees The city of Nevada City has received $3,303 as its six-month share of the special fees paid by holders of alcoholic beverage licenses, and Grass Valley received $8,006, The payment was made by the state's department of alcoholic beverage control which allocates 90 per cent of all license fee money back to individual cities and counties where it is used to ~ Offset the costs of police and fire protection, schools, highways, hospitals and other government services. The remaining 10 per cent goes into the state's general fund where it is used for similar purposes. The most recent payment was for the six-month period ending Feb. 28, 1969. Nevada county as a whole, including the unincorporated area, received $22,785 for the period. : A psckage store beer and wine license costs the owner $37 with a yearly renewal fee of $12, A general on-sale tavern license costs $6,580 originally, with an annual renewal fee of $580, while a beer and wine only tavern license costs $234, renewable yearly for $84, According to Geo. W. Ososke, executive vice president of the California Brewers Assn., local governments throughout the state as a whole received $7,720,904 for the latest period which, coupled with the $4,564,676 received for the period ending August 31, 1968, makes an annual total of $12,285,580. One fatal accident in area during weekend One fatal motorcycle accident near Downieville and two accidents in the Golden Empire kept the California Highway Patrol busy over the three-day Memorial holiday weekend. Marie Jeannie Norton, 48, was injured at 8:50 a.m, Friday when her motorcycle fell as she was driving along a county road near Downieville. ‘ .Her husband was driving another cycle behind her. Mrs. Norton was taken to the Sacramento Medical Center by the Sierra county ambulance. She died the next morning. The accident remains under investigation, The Nortons have a summer home in the foothills and live in Texas. Yvonne Orlene Staudenraus, 38, Yuba City in her two door sedan collided with a four-door sedan Sunday evening at the entrance to Rough and Ready. The four-door sedan was driven by Maciel Filer, 53, of Rough and Ready. Mrs. Filer was westbound and started to turn left into the Rough and Ready Market. Her car and Mrs, Staudenraus' eastbound car collided. Both received moderate damage. Mrs. Filer was cited for making an unsafe left turn. : Steven John Brazis, 22, San Jose, failed to negotiate a left curve on Combie. Road early Sunday morning, his convertible wernt out of control, skidded across’ the roadway and upset in a field, A CHP officer booked Brazis into the county jail on a charge of being drunk in a public place. His convertible was listed as having major damage. Harley Laverne Husted Jr., $4, El Sobrante was stopped by a highway patrolman for not having a license plate on the front of his car. Husted was charged with driving with a suspended license. He was :topped one mile north of Wolf Road on Hwy. 49

just before noon Saturday. Wednesday, June 4, 1959 The Nevada County Nugget Z Honored by Banner Grange CHARTER MEMBERS of Banner Grange, which began in 1936, and past masters were honored recently by the grange. Shown at the charter anniversary party are (eft to right top row) Charles Kitts PM, Erol Richards PM, Walter Struckman PM, Gladys Lollich PM, Vincent Lollich PM and Larry Wickstrom PM. (Middle row left to right) William La Fonde, Esther La Fonde, Mable McCrea, Ernest Struckman and Alice McKeever, Ernest Mason, past master and chairman, is seated in front. Citizen of year party Saturday The Nevada County Historical Society is making plans for its annual "Citizen of the Year" dinner, which will honor Philip Personeni, Sr. . Personeni has been aresident of Nevada county since his arrival from Italy at the age of 10 with the exception of a year spent as a miner at the Hilltop Mine at Battle Mountain, Nev. The committee chose Personeni as this year's "Citizen of the Year" because of "his many contributions to the community as well as his willingness to help his fellow citizens and especially, the boys and girls of the area." A. MAJOR STEP in obtaining a new school for the Nevada City School District was accomplished last week when Chairman of the Board of Supervisors Lou Hartman signed for the sale of $805,000in bonds, The Bank of Bonds for Nevada City school signed e.. -engate BUSINESS 3ILLBOARD Club Crazy Horse NEVADA CITY, CALIF. @ COCKTAILS @ DANCING @ SNACKS JULIE & CAPT. RUDGBO—PIANO & SONGS EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT! BOWLING & BILLIARDS At The Jolly Roger Lanes Grass Valley, Calif. SPECIALTY CAKES @ DONUTS LITTLE OLD BAKE SHOP 629 &. ames ap. GRASSVALLEV,, CALIF. REAL ESTATE There's a home in your future with . RW (f 201 Main ST St. 6.¥. 213-8473 WASHINGTON HOTEL dogetvise. german ALPEZ ROOMS—COCKTAILS _ SEWEeree Breakfast—Lunch— Dinner . 320 (Bre ada Ct . Len Gilbert FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 111 W. MAIN P.O. BOX 1034 GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. 95945 PH. 273-6166 SCHOOLS } ©=—. 8O8 LONG INSURANCE! 97 Bere 707 WEVADA CITY MOHWAY od A ORASS VALLEY, CALIFORMA PHONE 273-2038 Begrecenting The Travelers ins. Cunpenies DRIVE CAREFULLY America purchased the bonds and B of A was represented by Willard Rose (left) manager of the Nevada City branch, Others present for this step toward school construction were Edward Fellersen (center), county superintendent of schools and Dan Woodard (right), new superintendent of the Nevada City District. The voters approved bonds for a new school in February. meet (WATER PROBLEMS amuemaas ceBVAct Ay cb a : umps— Wonwr's iatnial tov . ] ine Fittings =! 773-300. ]. GEO. A. RING & SON