March 5, 1975 (8 pages)

winners i CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, Chico livestock judging team. Front from left: Dave Dal Porto, Brentwood; Dan Brown, Red Bluff; Karen Henderson, Rough & Ready, and Bill Anderson, Anderson. Back: Dr. Ronald Hutchings, coach; Mark Erdman, Willows; and Steve Paach, Chicago Park. The Chico State University livestock judging team recently traveled to Denver and Fort Worth livestock shows to compete for top honors. in nationwide competition. In Denver they received Reserve Grand Champion team honors along with top team in sheep. Dan Brown was awarded high individual of the contest. At Fort Worth the. team received third overall in addition to top honors in swine. Brown was recognied « . fourth high individual anc Karen Henderson was ninth. Team members Steve Paasch and Miss Hendefson are: both graduates of Nevada Union High School. Volunteers provide free tax assistance San Francisco Free tax assistance for senior citizens and low income taxpayers is now available through VITA, the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program. Jointly sponsored by the Internal Revenue Service and community service organizations, the VITA program trains volunteers to assist taxpayers in filing their tax returns, and, in some areas, also provides~ ~ bi-lingual . Gene Align Wheels $9.95 Rotate & Balance All Four Tires $4.00 Additional RECAPPING SERVICE PLAZA J TIRE CO., INC? BEHIND SPD 265-4642 = = Bes assistance in Spanish and Chinese. The. goal of VITA is to reach low income taxpayers who have trouble with the language or who are unable to complete the tax forms themselves. For this reason, VITA volunteers can only assist those taxpayers filing simple tax returns, such as the Short Form 1040A. To find out times and locations of VITA centers in your community, look for posters and Phone 272-1810 For quotes GOLD and SILVER Are Going Up In Price as your : Paper money goes down due to inflation . SECURITY GOLD EXCHANGE © SELLING or BUYING announcements * in local newspapers. Taxpayers seeking help at a VITA center should bring with them the tax packages they received in the mail, and pertinent records and documents including Forms W-2, Wage and Tax Statement and bank statements showing interest and dividends. There are 150 VITA centers in northern California. 212 W. Main St. (Suite 9) Holbrooke Building _ Grass Valley, Calif. 95945 “Classified Ads, State income a refunds mailed State income tax refunds totaling over $3.7-million were mailed to 50,569 taxpayers during the month of January and that’s ‘only the beginning,”’ according to State Controller Ken Cory. With eight-million returns to be filed and over five-million taxpayers expected to qualify for refunds, the January totals are only the beginning of the “flood” of returns and refunds which should peak sometime between Feb. 24 and the April 15 filing deadline. However, taxpayers still can speed up their refunds by filing their returns as early as possible. Refunds made during January” averaged slightly over $73 each as compared to an average of $116 last year when all taxpayers received a one-time special tax credit which does not apply this year. Cory said his office is prepared to issue a refund within two days after the Franchise Tax Board completes processing of a return. They are geared to about 71,000 returns a day at full flow. .: the little fellows with the big pulling power. Wed., March 5,1975 The Nevada County Nugget 7 CLASSIFIED ADS 10. Crafts and Services ~F ROBERT L. ROSS, JR. OPTOMETRIST 147 Mill St., Ph. 273-6246 Sierra offers ceramics courses A series of non-credit eight week-long ceramics courses is being offered to citizens of Grass Valley and Nevada City by Sierra College. The Beginning Ceramics class will cover a basic introduction to materials, the history of ceramics, and a review of greenware including moulding, glazing and cleaning. Classes will be held at the following locations: Spring Hill Convalescent Hospital, Mondays 9-noon; Oak. Park Nursing Home, Mondays, 12:303:30 p.m.; Holiday Hills Convalescent Hospital, Tuesdays, 8:30-11:30 a.m.; Sierra View Mental Health Clinic, Thursdays, 12:30-3:30 p.m.; and the Golden Empire Convalescent Hospital, Fridays, 8:30-11:30 a.m. a No registration fee is charged but some materials are needed. For more information contact the Sierra Extended Day Office at the Nevada Union campus, 273-1314. ee 8 © 1975 Sierra Features % “13-12-11-10Looks again-9like pork and beans ‘ BUSINESS > BILLBOARD ae THE GIPSON'S . [~ Reet 1! Len Gilb 5 FERS 273-2561 n Gilbert lw LITTLE OLD FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Ry BAKE SHOP HEFFREN INSURANCE AGENCY ; : not Je 111 W. Main P.O Box 1034 _' 429 E. Ridge Rd., Grass Valley: Grass Valley.Ca. 26576166 “ ( ae

winners i CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, Chico livestock judging team. Front from left: Dave Dal Porto, Brentwood; Dan Brown, Red Bluff; Karen Henderson, Rough & Ready, and Bill Anderson, Anderson. Back: Dr. Ronald Hutchings, coach; Mark Erdman, Willows; and Steve Paach, Chicago Park. The Chico State University livestock judging team recently traveled to Denver and Fort Worth livestock shows to compete for top honors. in nationwide competition. In Denver they received Reserve Grand Champion team honors along with top team in sheep. Dan Brown was awarded high individual of the contest. At Fort Worth the. team received third overall in addition to top honors in swine. Brown was recognied « . fourth high individual anc Karen Henderson was ninth. Team members Steve Paasch and Miss Hendefson are: both graduates of Nevada Union High School. Volunteers provide free tax assistance San Francisco Free tax assistance for senior citizens and low income taxpayers is now available through VITA, the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program. Jointly sponsored by the Internal Revenue Service and community service organizations, the VITA program trains volunteers to assist taxpayers in filing their tax returns, and, in some areas, also provides~ ~ bi-lingual . Gene Align Wheels $9.95 Rotate & Balance All Four Tires $4.00 Additional RECAPPING SERVICE PLAZA J TIRE CO., INC? BEHIND SPD 265-4642 = = Bes assistance in Spanish and Chinese. The. goal of VITA is to reach low income taxpayers who have trouble with the language or who are unable to complete the tax forms themselves. For this reason, VITA volunteers can only assist those taxpayers filing simple tax returns, such as the Short Form 1040A. To find out times and locations of VITA centers in your community, look for posters and Phone 272-1810 For quotes GOLD and SILVER Are Going Up In Price as your : Paper money goes down due to inflation . SECURITY GOLD EXCHANGE © SELLING or BUYING announcements * in local newspapers. Taxpayers seeking help at a VITA center should bring with them the tax packages they received in the mail, and pertinent records and documents including Forms W-2, Wage and Tax Statement and bank statements showing interest and dividends. There are 150 VITA centers in northern California. 212 W. Main St. (Suite 9) Holbrooke Building _ Grass Valley, Calif. 95945 “Classified Ads, State income a

refunds mailed State income tax refunds totaling over $3.7-million were mailed to 50,569 taxpayers during the month of January and that’s ‘only the beginning,”’ according to State Controller Ken Cory. With eight-million returns to be filed and over five-million taxpayers expected to qualify for refunds, the January totals are only the beginning of the “flood” of returns and refunds which should peak sometime between Feb. 24 and the April 15 filing deadline. However, taxpayers still can speed up their refunds by filing their returns as early as possible. Refunds made during January” averaged slightly over $73 each as compared to an average of $116 last year when all taxpayers received a one-time special tax credit which does not apply this year. Cory said his office is prepared to issue a refund within two days after the Franchise Tax Board completes processing of a return. They are geared to about 71,000 returns a day at full flow. .: the little fellows with the big pulling power. Wed., March 5,1975 The Nevada County Nugget 7 CLASSIFIED ADS 10. Crafts and Services ~F ROBERT L. ROSS, JR. OPTOMETRIST 147 Mill St., Ph. 273-6246 Sierra offers ceramics courses A series of non-credit eight week-long ceramics courses is being offered to citizens of Grass Valley and Nevada City by Sierra College. The Beginning Ceramics class will cover a basic introduction to materials, the history of ceramics, and a review of greenware including moulding, glazing and cleaning. Classes will be held at the following locations: Spring Hill Convalescent Hospital, Mondays 9-noon; Oak. Park Nursing Home, Mondays, 12:303:30 p.m.; Holiday Hills Convalescent Hospital, Tuesdays, 8:30-11:30 a.m.; Sierra View Mental Health Clinic, Thursdays, 12:30-3:30 p.m.; and the Golden Empire Convalescent Hospital, Fridays, 8:30-11:30 a.m. a No registration fee is charged but some materials are needed. For more information contact the Sierra Extended Day Office at the Nevada Union campus, 273-1314. ee 8 © 1975 Sierra Features % “13-12-11-10Looks again-9like pork and beans ‘ BUSINESS > BILLBOARD ae THE GIPSON'S . [~ Reet 1! Len Gilb 5 FERS 273-2561 n Gilbert lw LITTLE OLD FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Ry BAKE SHOP HEFFREN INSURANCE AGENCY ; : not Je 111 W. Main P.O Box 1034 _' 429 E. Ridge Rd., Grass Valley: Grass Valley.Ca. 26576166 “ ( ae