October 30, 1968 (12 pages)

The Nevada County Nugget October 30,198 GQ * 2 China Lake.offers game hunt MOUNTAIN AIR MOBILE PARK Last week we had a new 24' x 52° mobile home moved into our park. It was fascinating to watch the skill of the movers in putting a home as large as it was into what appeared a small space. I didn't see how it could take it, besides having two large pine trees to maheuver around, But they got it in and nicely tol ~~ Our hobby and craft class is POLITICAL PARADE By CLEM WHITAKER. JR. . Proposition No. 9, the so-_ called Watson initiative, ing se f ta aioe load. o:lators. and real estate Geciopers to the backs of the average homeowner and renter ing by on the November 5 allot. . Th Just 20 years ago, in 1948 the civic, business, labor and political leadership of the state—in a similar situation— went to wow at the switch _ oni d by on a scheme slippe crowded presidential election year ballot to the consternation of all. concerned, measure, after a monumental repeal campaign was launched the follo year, was knocked off the books— but not until a great deal of turmoil ensued. Watson’s initiative — in terms of the fiscal chaos it would create in California — makes the McLain scheme look like a penny ante proposition. Under the lure of property tax relief for homeowners, the measure in fact would bring about a shift of some $2,500,000,000 in taxes from local property levies to the state tax base. The only meaningful sources of revenue to the state to try and fund this huge tax shift are the state income tax and the state sales tax iouhHie on the verge of slip. make some of the lovely things, like the form-a-film flowers of all shapes and sizes, These are the type where you form the flower you want by shaping the wire, then dip it in the solution and, behold, a beautiful flower petal. Also I like the many lovely things made from the lowly and despised pine needle. One of these days I'll just retire and have a good time. Amy Andrews’ daughter and her husband were visiting over the weekend. They all went over to the Village and enjoyed the Art and Hobby Show held there. Myrtle Moore had her daughter and husband visiting from Canada this past week, Myrtle saw that they visited all the interesting places in this area, Reno, and San Francisco, Her son-inlaw was really fascinated by Reno. I wonder why? ‘ ** * GRASS VALLEY MOBILE VILLAGE Four new residents have moved into the Village, and Rosemary Decker has already contacted them to welcome them first, then to get them as members of G.S.M.O.L. Wish I had a dozen or so more workers like Rosemary. We would be 10,000 strong in our area alone! . Next Thursday night is the Halloween party at the village, Jerry Howard, Earle andGladys Harper will furnish the music for the entertainment. All members on private property, remember our meeting is to be held at the Peardale-Chicago Park fire house Wednesday, November 6, at'7:30 p.m, Plan now to be there as we have many issues to discuss, and don't forget to vote NOVEMBER 5, Seo Our Beastiful Selection Of EENTON’S MILK GLASS ty ‘ bn 17, and 23-24, Two camp sites % % SERVICEMEN: QUAN LOI, VIETNAM (AHTNC) — Army Sergeant Michael J. Sbaffi, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shaffi, Alleghany, Calif., was assigned to the ist Infantry Division near Quan Loi, Vietnam, Oct. 1. * * * FT. ORD, CALIF. (AHTNC) — Army Private Timothy J. Capps, son of Mr. and Mrs, A, W. Capps, 209—A Willow Valley Road, Nevada City, Calif., has completed eight weeks of advanced -infantry training at Ft. Jackson, S, C. He received specialized instruction in small unit tactics and in firing such weapons as the M-16 rifle, the M-60 machine gun and the 3.5-inch rocket launcher. a ae" ra W SWEET HOME Be AGAIN 3 The Veron Vigor. hostess can help you over the anxiety of getting acquainted in new surroundings and make you feel at “Home Sweet Home,” again. She will bring gifts and vital information from your neighborhood business and civic leaders. Call 273-8954 yk gate . Sin tof wee ‘eu? O Saturday evening, Nov. 2, on the Davis campus of the University of California. The group will perform Mozart's "Quartet in D minor, K 421," Debussy's "Quartet in G minor," and Schubert's " ° tet in G major op. 161" in the concert to be presented at 8:15 p.m. in Freeborn Hall. General admission is $2, students $1, and tickets are on sale in advance at the Memorial Union box office on weekdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The U. S, NavalWeaponsCen> have been designated for overnel of Depart Rt.1.B ter at China Lake will offer night camping on the base. of Sead cues eons oun -.1.Bx 573US public hunting for upland game Wisdlife management person= information and make bag checks secutive year, the Department Devis presenting California hunting license isrePh, 273-8954 of Fish and Game reports. quired to hunt on the Navy lands. nae Some 260 square miles of famous quartet Hunting prospects are reNavy lands will be open for auail. ported to be good, with excellent chukar, and rabbit hunting on the DAVIS--The ceiebrated Huncatches of both quail and weekends of November 2-3, 16arian Quartet will perform on chukars, Entry to the Naval Weapons Center will be through the Darwin Gate at the north end of the Center. This is reached by State Route 190 east from Olancha to the town of Darwin. The Navy gate is seven miles south of Darwin, Hunters are cautioned that no game birds except quail and chukars may be taken. Seesee partridges and crested tinamou have been released experimentally in the area as part of the effort to improve the hunting. What makes _an ‘Effective STATE SENATOR ? 15-Year Senate Veteran Member of Key Senate Committees Recognized Senate Leader Proven Legislative Achievements in Water Resources @ Highways @ Parks and Recreation @ Medicare e Public Health and Hospital Care e Education Fish and Game e Water Pollution WP be TAS Ae sae Integrity ne

The Nevada County Nugget October 30,198 GQ * 2 China Lake.offers game hunt MOUNTAIN AIR MOBILE PARK Last week we had a new 24' x 52° mobile home moved into our park. It was fascinating to watch the skill of the movers in putting a home as large as it was into what appeared a small space. I didn't see how it could take it, besides having two large pine trees to maheuver around, But they got it in and nicely tol ~~ Our hobby and craft class is POLITICAL PARADE By CLEM WHITAKER. JR. . Proposition No. 9, the so-_ called Watson initiative, ing se f ta aioe load. o:lators. and real estate Geciopers to the backs of the average homeowner and renter ing by on the November 5 allot. . Th Just 20 years ago, in 1948 the civic, business, labor and political leadership of the state—in a similar situation— went to wow at the switch _ oni d by on a scheme slippe crowded presidential election year ballot to the consternation of all. concerned, measure, after a monumental repeal campaign was launched the follo year, was knocked off the books— but not until a great deal of turmoil ensued. Watson’s initiative — in terms of the fiscal chaos it would create in California — makes the McLain scheme look like a penny ante proposition. Under the lure of property tax relief for homeowners, the measure in fact would bring about a shift of some $2,500,000,000 in taxes from local property levies to the state tax base. The only meaningful sources of revenue to the state to try and fund this huge tax shift are the state income tax and the state sales tax iouhHie on the verge of slip. make some of the lovely things, like the form-a-film flowers of all shapes and sizes, These are the type where you form the flower you want by shaping the wire, then dip it in the solution and, behold, a beautiful flower petal. Also I like the many lovely things made from the lowly and despised pine needle. One of these days I'll just retire and have a good time. Amy Andrews’ daughter and her husband were visiting over the weekend. They all went over to the Village and enjoyed the Art and Hobby Show held there. Myrtle Moore had her daughter and husband visiting from Canada this past week, Myrtle saw that they visited all the interesting places in this area, Reno, and San Francisco, Her son-inlaw was really fascinated by Reno. I wonder why? ‘ ** * GRASS VALLEY MOBILE VILLAGE Four new residents have moved into the Village, and Rosemary Decker has already contacted them to welcome them first, then to get them as members of G.S.M.O.L. Wish I had a dozen or so more workers like Rosemary. We would be 10,000 strong in our area alone! . Next Thursday night is the Halloween party at the village, Jerry Howard, Earle andGladys Harper will furnish the music for the entertainment. All members on private property, remember our meeting is to be held at the Peardale-Chicago Park fire house

Wednesday, November 6, at'7:30 p.m, Plan now to be there as we have many issues to discuss, and don't forget to vote NOVEMBER 5, Seo Our Beastiful Selection Of EENTON’S MILK GLASS ty ‘ bn 17, and 23-24, Two camp sites % % SERVICEMEN: QUAN LOI, VIETNAM (AHTNC) — Army Sergeant Michael J. Sbaffi, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shaffi, Alleghany, Calif., was assigned to the ist Infantry Division near Quan Loi, Vietnam, Oct. 1. * * * FT. ORD, CALIF. (AHTNC) — Army Private Timothy J. Capps, son of Mr. and Mrs, A, W. Capps, 209—A Willow Valley Road, Nevada City, Calif., has completed eight weeks of advanced -infantry training at Ft. Jackson, S, C. He received specialized instruction in small unit tactics and in firing such weapons as the M-16 rifle, the M-60 machine gun and the 3.5-inch rocket launcher. a ae" ra W SWEET HOME Be AGAIN 3 The Veron Vigor. hostess can help you over the anxiety of getting acquainted in new surroundings and make you feel at “Home Sweet Home,” again. She will bring gifts and vital information from your neighborhood business and civic leaders. Call 273-8954 yk gate . Sin tof wee ‘eu? O Saturday evening, Nov. 2, on the Davis campus of the University of California. The group will perform Mozart's "Quartet in D minor, K 421," Debussy's "Quartet in G minor," and Schubert's " ° tet in G major op. 161" in the concert to be presented at 8:15 p.m. in Freeborn Hall. General admission is $2, students $1, and tickets are on sale in advance at the Memorial Union box office on weekdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The U. S, NavalWeaponsCen> have been designated for overnel of Depart Rt.1.B ter at China Lake will offer night camping on the base. of Sead cues eons oun -.1.Bx 573US public hunting for upland game Wisdlife management person= information and make bag checks secutive year, the Department Devis presenting California hunting license isrePh, 273-8954 of Fish and Game reports. quired to hunt on the Navy lands. nae Some 260 square miles of famous quartet Hunting prospects are reNavy lands will be open for auail. ported to be good, with excellent chukar, and rabbit hunting on the DAVIS--The ceiebrated Huncatches of both quail and weekends of November 2-3, 16arian Quartet will perform on chukars, Entry to the Naval Weapons Center will be through the Darwin Gate at the north end of the Center. This is reached by State Route 190 east from Olancha to the town of Darwin. The Navy gate is seven miles south of Darwin, Hunters are cautioned that no game birds except quail and chukars may be taken. Seesee partridges and crested tinamou have been released experimentally in the area as part of the effort to improve the hunting. What makes _an ‘Effective STATE SENATOR ? 15-Year Senate Veteran Member of Key Senate Committees Recognized Senate Leader Proven Legislative Achievements in Water Resources @ Highways @ Parks and Recreation @ Medicare e Public Health and Hospital Care e Education Fish and Game e Water Pollution WP be TAS Ae sae Integrity ne