September 10, 1969 (12 pages)

oe ra Truck spiils on Highway 20 A I A a I Pt CTE LT —— on ~ ‘A NEVADA CITY MAN, Tommy Bernhart Johnson, was driving this three axle tractor pulling a two axle log trailer west on Hwy. 20 above Nevada City Thursday when it ran off the highway near Omega rest area and rolled over. Johnson was taken to Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital for emergency medical treatment. The tractor and trailer had major damage, according to the California Highway Patrol.Bank broken into—legally NO THIS ISN'T the great bank robbery -just employes of the Bank of America in Nevada City and city police chief James Moon breaking into the bank. This photo was taken this morning at Steve Ogilvie breaks a window on the side of the bank on Pine Street. The front door on Broad Street had a jammed lock and efforts failed to gain the employes’ entrance, Steadying the ladder for Ogilvie are another bank officer, Dale Branschcomb and Moon who is supervising the operations, In all it took about 45 minutes to break into the bank. Veteran affairs seeking disabled county Vets The California Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking disabled California veterans to participate ina unique education-job training program, Nevada County Veterans Service Officer John Kootstra announces. The California Veterans Home at Yountville, Napa county, currently has available adormitory type facility with 40 private rooms that will be assigned to any veteran who is interested in pursuing an educational objective. The veteran must first be either native born, entered service from California, or must have been a resident of the state for at least five continuous years. He must also have some degree of disability, but the disability does not have to be service-connected. If the veteran meets these requirements, he will be admitted to the home as a member of that facility. Arrangements have been made with. Napa College to enroll these . veterans in whatever vocational or academic program they may wish to pursue. At the Veterans Home all meals, room, medical ahd hospital care will be furnished-at no charge. The home has ample recreational facilities such as a putting green, 1,400 seat theater, Olympic size swimming pool, eight lane bowlng alley, card room, billiards room, library, and television room. ‘ : The veteran is not required to forfeit any money from any source, All that is asked is that the veteran have a sincere desire to attain some educational objective. He must carry at least 12 units and maintain a grade "C" average. Enrollments are for the school term beginning in September. Wednesday, September 10, 1969 The Nevada County Nugget 5 School district tax The Nevada County Board of Supervisors has, by resolution, directed the county auditor to levy rates of taxation per $100 assessed valuation in special and school districts. The districts andthe rates are as follows: Fire Districts, Alta-OaksSunset, 21 cents; Bullion, 40 cents; Forty-Niner, 30 cents; Gold Flat, 23 cents; Ophir Hill, 17 cents; PeardaleChicago Park, 22 cents; Rough and Ready, 56 -cents; Truckee, 45 cents; Watt Park, 62 cents. Cemetery Districts, Nevada 9 cents; Truckee, 4 cents. Water Districts, French Corral, $1.95; San Juan Ridge, 43 cents; Washington, 92 cents. Miscellaneous Districts, Tahoe Forest Hospital (M&O), 20 cents; Tahoe Forest Hospital (I&S), 18 cents; Truckee-Tahoe Airport, 20 cents; Truckee-Donner Recreation and Park, 30 cents; Truckee Sanitary (M&O), 59 cents; Truckee Sanitary (I&S), $1.17; Donner Summit Public rates are announced Utility, $1.25. Elementary Schools, Cherokee, 42 cents; Chicago Park, 24 cents; Chicago Park, bond fund, 16 cents; Clear Creek, 27 cents; Grass Valley, 61 cents; Grass Valley, bond fund, 34 cents; Nevada City, 65 cents; Nevada City, bond fund, 39 cents; North San Juan, 35 cents; Pleasand Ridge, 82 cents; Pleasant Ridge, bond fund, 6 cents; Pleasant Valley, 42 cents; Ready Springs, 80 cents; Ready Springs, bond fund, 26 cents; Union Hill, 30 cents; .Washington, 44 cents. High School, Nevada Union, $1.46; Nevada Union, bond fund, 30 cents. Unified Districts, TahoeTruckee Joint Unified, $1.94; Tahoe Tuckee Joint Unified, bond fund, 31 cents. College Districts, Sierra College, 62 cents; Sierra College, bond fund, six cents. Special School Fund, four cents; Placer County Education Tax, 15 cents; Areawide School Rate, Elementary school, $1.06. Horsemen hold horse show, pre-fair style Nevada County Horsemen held a horse show recently to prepare for the Nevada County Fair. Beverly Haugland was the judge. Events and the winners through five places in most events were: — English equitation, Jill Brown, Janet Cresswell, Caroline Short, Debbie Hume and Michelle Mautino; — Western pleasure, Larry Filer, Carolyn Short, Jill Brown, Nancy Kloepper and Michelle Mautino; — Pole bending for seniors, Toby Tobiassen, Bill Baum, Cal Milhouse, Pam Sturgell and Theron Larson; — Texas barrels for seniors, Cal Milhous, Monty Milhous, Robert Sinnock, Toby Tobiassen and Mike Sturgell; = Key hole for seniors, Bill Baum, Cal Milhous, Babe Brown, Larry Filer and A, H. Johnson; — Figure 8 stake for seniors, Monty Milhous, Cal Milhous, Robert Sinnock, Mark Young and Toby Tobiassen; — Baton relay for seniors, Calvin Milhous and Monty Milhous; — Jumping, seat and hands, Jill Brown, Caroline Short, Janet Cresswell, Gloria Roberts and Michelle Mautino; . — Western pleasure for 13year-olds and under, Casey Jones, David Croft, Billie Baum, Allyn Von Seeth and Eric Kies; ~ Pole bending for 14 to 17year-olds, Janet-Cresswell, Jill Brown, Rob Sinnock, Rob Reed and Nancy Kloepper; — Texas barrels for 14 to 17-year-olds, Janet Cresswell, Nancy Kloepper, Gloria Roberts, Jill Brown and Michelle Mautino; — Key hole for 14 to 17year-olds, Rob Reed, Jill Brown, Michelle Mautino and Maureen Weimeyer; — Figure 8 stake for juniors, Janet Cresswell, Julie Short, Jill Brown, Nancy Kloepper and Michelle Mautino; — — Baton relay for juniors, Jill Brown and Nancy Kloepper, Michelle Mautino and Janet Sauter, Cindy Johnson and Maurine Weimeyer, Billie Baum and Caroline Short and Julie Short and Janet Cresswell; — Hat race, Jim Van Dusen, Kelly Jones, Mike Penfold and Brenda Penfold; Pole bending for 13-yearolds and under, Julie Short, Billie Baum, John Milhous, Kathy Coates and Debbie Van Dusen; _ =< Texas barrels for 13-yearolds and under, John Milhous, Julie Short, Mark Reed, Billie Baum and Sandy Reed, cea ATE WECTIC.. When it is followed by a Welcome Wagon call! 273-8954 Phone

oe ra Truck spiils on Highway 20 A I A a I Pt CTE LT —— on ~ ‘A NEVADA CITY MAN, Tommy Bernhart Johnson, was driving this three axle tractor pulling a two axle log trailer west on Hwy. 20 above Nevada City Thursday when it ran off the highway near Omega rest area and rolled over. Johnson was taken to Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital for emergency medical treatment. The tractor and trailer had major damage, according to the California Highway Patrol.Bank broken into—legally NO THIS ISN'T the great bank robbery -just employes of the Bank of America in Nevada City and city police chief James Moon breaking into the bank. This photo was taken this morning at Steve Ogilvie breaks a window on the side of the bank on Pine Street. The front door on Broad Street had a jammed lock and efforts failed to gain the employes’ entrance, Steadying the ladder for Ogilvie are another bank officer, Dale Branschcomb and Moon who is supervising the operations, In all it took about 45 minutes to break into the bank. Veteran affairs seeking disabled county Vets The California Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking disabled California veterans to participate ina unique education-job training program, Nevada County Veterans Service Officer John Kootstra announces. The California Veterans Home at Yountville, Napa county, currently has available adormitory type facility with 40 private rooms that will be assigned to any veteran who is interested in pursuing an educational objective. The veteran must first be either native born, entered service from California, or must have been a resident of the state for at least five continuous years. He must also have some degree of disability, but the disability does not have to be service-connected. If the veteran meets these requirements, he will be admitted to the home as a member of that facility. Arrangements have been made with. Napa College to enroll these . veterans in whatever vocational or academic program they may wish to pursue. At the Veterans Home all meals, room, medical ahd hospital care will be furnished-at no charge. The home has ample recreational facilities such as a putting green, 1,400 seat theater, Olympic size swimming pool, eight lane bowlng alley, card room, billiards room, library, and television room. ‘ : The veteran is not required to forfeit any money from any source, All that is asked is that the veteran have a sincere desire to attain some educational objective. He must carry at least 12 units and maintain a grade "C" average. Enrollments are for the school term beginning in September. Wednesday, September 10, 1969 The Nevada County Nugget 5 School district tax The Nevada County Board of Supervisors has, by resolution, directed the county auditor to levy rates of taxation per $100 assessed valuation in special and school districts. The districts andthe rates are as follows: Fire Districts, Alta-OaksSunset, 21 cents; Bullion, 40 cents; Forty-Niner, 30 cents; Gold Flat, 23 cents; Ophir Hill, 17 cents; PeardaleChicago Park, 22 cents; Rough and Ready, 56 -cents; Truckee, 45 cents; Watt Park, 62 cents. Cemetery Districts, Nevada 9 cents; Truckee, 4 cents. Water Districts, French Corral, $1.95; San Juan Ridge, 43 cents; Washington, 92 cents. Miscellaneous Districts, Tahoe Forest Hospital (M&O), 20 cents; Tahoe Forest Hospital (I&S), 18 cents; Truckee-Tahoe Airport, 20 cents; Truckee-Donner Recreation and Park, 30 cents; Truckee Sanitary (M&O), 59 cents; Truckee Sanitary (I&S), $1.17; Donner Summit Public rates are announced Utility, $1.25. Elementary Schools, Cherokee, 42 cents; Chicago Park, 24 cents; Chicago Park, bond fund, 16 cents; Clear Creek, 27 cents; Grass Valley, 61 cents; Grass Valley, bond fund, 34

cents; Nevada City, 65 cents; Nevada City, bond fund, 39 cents; North San Juan, 35 cents; Pleasand Ridge, 82 cents; Pleasant Ridge, bond fund, 6 cents; Pleasant Valley, 42 cents; Ready Springs, 80 cents; Ready Springs, bond fund, 26 cents; Union Hill, 30 cents; .Washington, 44 cents. High School, Nevada Union, $1.46; Nevada Union, bond fund, 30 cents. Unified Districts, TahoeTruckee Joint Unified, $1.94; Tahoe Tuckee Joint Unified, bond fund, 31 cents. College Districts, Sierra College, 62 cents; Sierra College, bond fund, six cents. Special School Fund, four cents; Placer County Education Tax, 15 cents; Areawide School Rate, Elementary school, $1.06. Horsemen hold horse show, pre-fair style Nevada County Horsemen held a horse show recently to prepare for the Nevada County Fair. Beverly Haugland was the judge. Events and the winners through five places in most events were: — English equitation, Jill Brown, Janet Cresswell, Caroline Short, Debbie Hume and Michelle Mautino; — Western pleasure, Larry Filer, Carolyn Short, Jill Brown, Nancy Kloepper and Michelle Mautino; — Pole bending for seniors, Toby Tobiassen, Bill Baum, Cal Milhouse, Pam Sturgell and Theron Larson; — Texas barrels for seniors, Cal Milhous, Monty Milhous, Robert Sinnock, Toby Tobiassen and Mike Sturgell; = Key hole for seniors, Bill Baum, Cal Milhous, Babe Brown, Larry Filer and A, H. Johnson; — Figure 8 stake for seniors, Monty Milhous, Cal Milhous, Robert Sinnock, Mark Young and Toby Tobiassen; — Baton relay for seniors, Calvin Milhous and Monty Milhous; — Jumping, seat and hands, Jill Brown, Caroline Short, Janet Cresswell, Gloria Roberts and Michelle Mautino; . — Western pleasure for 13year-olds and under, Casey Jones, David Croft, Billie Baum, Allyn Von Seeth and Eric Kies; ~ Pole bending for 14 to 17year-olds, Janet-Cresswell, Jill Brown, Rob Sinnock, Rob Reed and Nancy Kloepper; — Texas barrels for 14 to 17-year-olds, Janet Cresswell, Nancy Kloepper, Gloria Roberts, Jill Brown and Michelle Mautino; — Key hole for 14 to 17year-olds, Rob Reed, Jill Brown, Michelle Mautino and Maureen Weimeyer; — Figure 8 stake for juniors, Janet Cresswell, Julie Short, Jill Brown, Nancy Kloepper and Michelle Mautino; — — Baton relay for juniors, Jill Brown and Nancy Kloepper, Michelle Mautino and Janet Sauter, Cindy Johnson and Maurine Weimeyer, Billie Baum and Caroline Short and Julie Short and Janet Cresswell; — Hat race, Jim Van Dusen, Kelly Jones, Mike Penfold and Brenda Penfold; Pole bending for 13-yearolds and under, Julie Short, Billie Baum, John Milhous, Kathy Coates and Debbie Van Dusen; _ =< Texas barrels for 13-yearolds and under, John Milhous, Julie Short, Mark Reed, Billie Baum and Sandy Reed, cea ATE WECTIC... When it is followed by a Welcome Wagon call! 273-8954 Phone