May 12, 1971 (8 pages)

PERIODICALS SECTION 5/16/72 ; : ie CAL. ST. LEBRARYSACTO. CAL. 95814 Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass Valley, Red Dog, You Bet, Town Talk, entensk: Little York, Cherokee, Mooney Flat, Sweesietid: Alpha, Omega, French Corral, Rough and Ready, Graniteville, North San Juan, North Bloomfield, Humbug, Relief Hill, Washington, Blue Tent, La Batr Meadows, Cedar Ridge, Union Hill, Peardale, Summit. City, Walloupa,. Gouge Eye, Lime Kiln, Chicago Park, Wolf, Christmas Hill, Liberty Hill, Sailor Flat, Lake City, Selby Flat, Grizzly Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Columbia, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat, Sebastopol, Quaker Hill, Willow Valley, Newtown, Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore’ s Flat, Orleans Flat, Remington Hill, Anthony House, Delirium Tremens, 10 Cents A Copy Published Wednesdays, “Nevada lide ~ VOLUME 49 WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1971: NUMBER 17 Mrs.Douglas honored $12,831 for as citizen of year Two Masons honored . Arletta Douglas was honored by the Nevada County Historical Society as 1971 Citizen of the Year Saturday. at the Armory. Ray Doran was master of ceremonies, He gave a shortbiography of Arietta and readsome special messages that had been sent to her, including a letter from Governor Reagan, Doran noted that Arletta came toGrass Valley in 1933 at the bottom of the depression. She saw an ad in Sacramento and bought the dress shop, Not knowing what to call it she held a contest to give it a name and Bon Allurecameout, After the brief biography Dale Brown of Nevada Union High School sang two songs, He was followed by Bob Paine who discussed Arletta’s civic contributions, He noted that she had always been active in the city and county and was always doing what needed to be done: without ‘expecting reward, She servedon many boards and helped Grass Valley in many ways, Assemblyman Eugene A, Chappie then presented her with a special citation honoring her for her civic endeavors and past performances: He also gave a short talk on what it means to work for one’s community with little reward only the-pride of having helped, Michele Mautino sang two songs after which the Historical Society made its presentation, followed by roses that were presented by several business and professional women's. clubs. Each representative gave her a rose anda short congratulatory talk, Arletta then gave a short talk in .which.she. thanked every; body. and .said that she was so thankful for the honor, She. said that she felt that the greatest honor anyone could receive was Citizen of the Year, She: also said that while it is true that many people don't appreciate the work you do. for. the community, that is unimportant. What is important. is that you know that you've helped and it makes you happy. Dr, ArchMcPherson then sang a song, followed by the benediction by Rev, Ewald Leps. $22,009,156 among the state's “Property Tax Relief Fund which inventory tax . SACRAMENTO .State Controller Houston I. Flournoy today announced he has distributed =~ counties as the final 1970-71 fiscal year reimbursement for revenues lost by local governments due to reduction of property tax on business inventories. The apportionment was 25 per cent of the amount appropriated by the Legislature for the current fiscal year. The other 75 per cent was apportioned last. August. The total apportionment for the year was $88,036,624, The distribution was from thewas established by action of the 1967 Legislature as a depository for 1/14th of the revenues from the State bank and corpor* ation tax, The apportionment to the counties is the compliance witha schedule and formula prescribed by the 1968 Legislature. Nevada County received $12,831.27 in the.current apportionment, for a year's total of $51,325, 08, ED FARLEY of Grass Valley, Masonic inspector, pins 50year membership pins on William Davies and Gilbert Davis at. a ceremony in Nevada Lodge No, 13, F&AM, Nevada City. Both brothers are natives of Nevada County. Tour of McClellan for local chamber group MRS, ARLETTA DOUGLAS was honored Saturday as the Nevada County Historical Society's citizen of the year, Mrs, Douglas is shown here flanked by Elza sian to her left and Bill . «+P ersoneni, to. her right,, Mrs, Isabel Hafelfinger is to Kilroy's left. This is Armed Forces Week and in keeping with the tradition of visiting military bases the Nevada County Chamber of Commerce. sent several representatives to McClellan Air Force Base for a tour of the facilities last Thursday, ‘The day began with a luncheon withGeneral Fullilove, commanding general of McClellan and Colonels Rood and Dysart, The general thanked the group for coming to the base and regretted that he couldn't personally conduct the tour, The base was being inspected by the inspector general in the annual readiness inspection, Colonel Rood was -the tour guide accompanied by two members of the public information office. First on the agenda was a tour of the maintainance hangar where the F-111 is being modified, There were about 15 planes getting wing modifications and other changes, It was explained that the plane originally was to cost .about $15 million but be-. cause of structural problems and modifications necessary they now cost about $30 million each, The colonel explained how the wings work and the various combat capabilities the plane has, On the other side of the hangar modifications were being completed on several F-106s, These ‘planes are among the fastest . fighters in the world and carry an enormous pay load, From the hangars the group went to the cold test facility. This is one of only two facilities of its type in the country. It was built te test the wings of the F-111 under extremely cold conditions and high stress situations, The room is cooled to about 65 degrees below zero and special clamps are attached to the wings, These clamps are connected to motors that bend the wings to high stress tolerances, Only once have the wings broken off, ee ame ONE vecirte pSimsacnaranyncten ee eee ree

PERIODICALS SECTION 5/16/72 ; : ie CAL. ST. LEBRARYSACTO. CAL. 95814 Serving the communities of Nevada City, Grass Valley, Red Dog, You Bet, Town Talk, entensk: Little York, Cherokee, Mooney Flat, Sweesietid: Alpha, Omega, French Corral, Rough and Ready, Graniteville, North San Juan, North Bloomfield, Humbug, Relief Hill, Washington, Blue Tent, La Batr Meadows, Cedar Ridge, Union Hill, Peardale, Summit. City, Walloupa,. Gouge Eye, Lime Kiln, Chicago Park, Wolf, Christmas Hill, Liberty Hill, Sailor Flat, Lake City, Selby Flat, Grizzly Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, North Columbia, Columbia Hill, Brandy Flat, Sebastopol, Quaker Hill, Willow Valley, Newtown, Indian Flat, Bridgeport, Birchville, Moore’ s Flat, Orleans Flat, Remington Hill, Anthony House, Delirium Tremens, 10 Cents A Copy Published Wednesdays, “Nevada lide ~ VOLUME 49 WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1971: NUMBER 17 Mrs.Douglas honored $12,831 for as citizen of year Two Masons honored . Arletta Douglas was honored by the Nevada County Historical Society as 1971 Citizen of the Year Saturday. at the Armory. Ray Doran was master of ceremonies, He gave a shortbiography of Arietta and readsome special messages that had been sent to her, including a letter from Governor Reagan, Doran noted that Arletta came toGrass Valley in 1933 at the bottom of the depression. She saw an ad in Sacramento and bought the dress shop, Not knowing what to call it she held a contest to give it a name and Bon Allurecameout, After the brief biography Dale Brown of Nevada Union High School sang two songs, He was followed by Bob Paine who discussed Arletta’s civic contributions, He noted that she had always been active in the city and county and was always doing what needed to be done: without ‘expecting reward, She servedon many boards and helped Grass Valley in many ways, Assemblyman Eugene A, Chappie then presented her with a special citation honoring her for her civic endeavors and past performances: He also gave a short talk on what it means to work for one’s community with little reward only the-pride of having helped, Michele Mautino sang two songs after which the Historical Society made its presentation, followed by roses that were presented by several business and professional women's. clubs. Each representative gave her a rose anda short congratulatory talk, Arletta then gave a short talk in ..which..she. thanked every; body. and .said that she was so thankful for the honor, She. said that she felt that the greatest honor anyone could receive was Citizen of the Year, She: also said that while it is true that many people don't appreciate the work you do. for. the community, that is unimportant. What is important. is that you know that you've helped and it makes you happy. Dr, ArchMcPherson then sang a song, followed by the benediction by Rev, Ewald Leps. $22,009,156 among the state's “Property Tax Relief Fund which inventory tax . SACRAMENTO .State Controller Houston I. Flournoy today announced he has distributed =~ counties as the final 1970-71 fiscal year reimbursement for revenues lost by local governments due to reduction of property tax on business inventories.

The apportionment was 25 per cent of the amount appropriated by the Legislature for the current fiscal year. The other 75 per cent was apportioned last. August. The total apportionment for the year was $88,036,624, The distribution was from thewas established by action of the 1967 Legislature as a depository for 1/14th of the revenues from the State bank and corpor* ation tax, The apportionment to the counties is the compliance witha schedule and formula prescribed by the 1968 Legislature. Nevada County received $12,831.27 in the.current apportionment, for a year's total of $51,325, 08, ED FARLEY of Grass Valley, Masonic inspector, pins 50year membership pins on William Davies and Gilbert Davis at. a ceremony in Nevada Lodge No, 13, F&AM, Nevada City. Both brothers are natives of Nevada County. Tour of McClellan for local chamber group MRS, ARLETTA DOUGLAS was honored Saturday as the Nevada County Historical Society's citizen of the year, Mrs, Douglas is shown here flanked by Elza sian to her left and Bill . «+P ersoneni, to. her right,, Mrs, Isabel Hafelfinger is to Kilroy's left.. This is Armed Forces Week and in keeping with the tradition of visiting military bases the Nevada County Chamber of Commerce. sent several representatives to McClellan Air Force Base for a tour of the facilities last Thursday, ‘The day began with a luncheon withGeneral Fullilove, commanding general of McClellan and Colonels Rood and Dysart, The general thanked the group for coming to the base and regretted that he couldn't personally conduct the tour, The base was being inspected by the inspector general in the annual readiness inspection, Colonel Rood was -the tour guide accompanied by two members of the public information office. First on the agenda was a tour of the maintainance hangar where the F-111 is being modified, There were about 15 planes getting wing modifications and other changes, It was explained that the plane originally was to cost .about $15 million but be-. cause of structural problems and modifications necessary they now cost about $30 million each, The colonel explained how the wings work and the various combat capabilities the plane has, On the other side of the hangar modifications were being completed on several F-106s, These ‘planes are among the fastest . fighters in the world and carry an enormous pay load, From the hangars the group went to the cold test facility. This is one of only two facilities of its type in the country. It was built te test the wings of the F-111 under extremely cold conditions and high stress situations, The room is cooled to about 65 degrees below zero and special clamps are attached to the wings, These clamps are connected to motors that bend the wings to high stress tolerances, Only once have the wings broken off, ee ame ONE vecirte pSimsacnaranyncten ee eee ree