September 12, 1963 (16 pages)

SMALE TOWN * eSMADE*WORED* fi 4 m , a Tih! wontoRiAL 4 WITH GOLDEN EGGS [liew 2bn:z ON: CALIFORNIA’ FARMS. NRE? need for equalization of alggabe: ment ro ll:syo bases within the state are comparable within t the allowed margin of ertor, “has” A aes in.the past. -ifthersefulness of the Collier Faotosy whic ch, penalizes Counties: which ne) "OIG? t 3 no elown: the. average assessment, fatio,. mayostilibe:subject® to, some. doubt \ *SBut Che’ of property. assessment has again been . ava\abVedatd-Ya this’ year. Saeeeell-is lew because. of the ism of rural proper=: jpotlight right at t is_of statewide. fa Bright to have" Ss value for agri* ncihenwendeni peste sia eadiiae OIAu . ARTTIO ane 1 ‘ at ther STtIes should aina ave an interest in these uestions., InNevada ounty, farming , if th x , dnitol e producing industrig zs that a a. factor in the econi id: he! area. Agricul-, turedellerg . ant to the urban og TarAy ide ay ae ; aw, MhéenY dbee the’ pete appraise tan mi Land ~when! itehech s the county asseséinent Oil against . ‘its own estimayes gf ue BMS 2) wpasassed Abra n, State Bpard of Equal3 Sotdme ization, toldus that the OPPASREE: in4é niudud .o2 S2! his Rr Z q UES iLL THE HEN a tbe shhueers ands sellers: ‘of. property. in the’ ‘Of, the most important facets: t Collier Factor unty levy.an,18, ; ; evada County' ge ‘ Tee ag ig oe ¢ which yequired re : “Be sold for another use. : ers get $pecial. Gdrisideration® ° by as sessment of their land on'an agri=~ cultural use basis, complain»when-the road. to quick, profit ; by. selling for’ -gubdivision tb/blocked NI } a’ (My ie: elude sa -the.income ‘produced on ‘the. and, and f1H2e9 (3? Sa"study.of the, opinions as, td value wit should, be. ‘noted that the farmer i is’ e bs mo gated the eight ball. Property salésittthe area of his atin assuring that-county tax: . wal likely have been. for. the. PURPA: vt ! subdivis ion. ,, Buyers: and seners SE sHopetty . in thé vareavare. ‘also likely to be considering either’ landispeculation: or subdivision: Only bya ‘stddy’of the in¢éome’ pro=’' r duced: by the land does the farmer, find his” interest represented inthe threephase background study for: appraisal. sNowheré is the benefit’ of agriculture to the county: itself (and to the state ;, businessmen, please note, mobile units. are, available for considered. . . ‘Assemblyman . Paul Lunardi’ last year Sponsored a proposition which was, put on the: state, ballot, and defeated. His: ‘proposal called for the’ assessment. of farm land‘of'the basis of farm use. His ‘proposal. protected, the. misuse. of this: plan by stipulating that ifthe: land use’ was, changed; the’ tax advantage gained 2 under use of the plan over.a seven year, period would become stad atacbd to the io: ounty. (There is a way which the county. could, peti Se . agriculturaliland, too. By zoning, agricultural land could be placed ina restricted classification ing before it: could ‘SHORT. SHOTS. Gtitiglies fERTI YS Hy HEE cats Bedi hon 7: aS . Sf pre les i » the, immediate vicinity , st y Sates 7 STBRRAVBY WAYS \O § iO ebooa? SoLABORY CAMP OF MOBILE 2: “HOMES POSSIBLE NEAR SITE OF JACKSON MEADOWS: DAM A: LABOR CAMP? -.veTherehasbeena lot.of talk about, acamp for Hardemann-Bedford workers close to Jackson Meadows; portion, of, the. Yuba-Bear Projects «+» But, no. person has come forth’ yet with the offer to finance such, ,,@ camp-srit would obviously be of temporary nature. . Jars This columnist has stumbled on what may, be, the answer:. -A.mobile home camp, similar to one established two.yearsago at Mountain Home, Idaho,; in conjunction with a comstruction project, OF similar to one established. . at Pyramid Lake, ‘Nevada, during the filming of "The Greatest Story Ever Told".,. How, does that answ er the financing problem?, Both ‘camps (and. many more) were, _ built upby the use of Mobile Leasing. . . Motors, Investment-Corp. hassingle units, or complete. camps ready for immediate installation, all units furnished,,.And banks,) offices, -including special structures (60 by, 100 feet) for recreationrooms, dining areas or larger business buildings, .s.<Shades of Meadow Lake, this Jacksga , Meadows Lake could.be a city3++fot Tease.< 4 “Aad the firm's. representative who was here last week hopes that is what it will become. F 4 ; is = ‘ xs ne, Pe EP Py whiny % £Y . 4 e ey brating . its first: anniversary Saturday, reservations only. .v«» And tonight. Aipha (Nevada City), begins,its third year of."open, Thursday evenings”. .4. Sherman William Hyatt, son.of Mr. and Mrs.F.E. Hyatt of Grass Valley, is pocrapeet recruit training in the Marine Corps at San Diego,.+.If 1 were to pick one concert.for this year's series, it would be, the Don Shirley Trio, Shirley is.a genius at-recreating styles of music on the piano, +>», Placer Savings and Loan set a new record for itself, by. issuing loans of more than $1. million during’ August,. "The Phantom Cities of California”, second, publication of California, T omorrow, was,released yesterday. Nugget _ Publisher Alfred E. Heller is co-author with Samuel E. Wood, exeeutive director of the organization. PROMOTING. .,.Realtor Leonard F, Carey made-use of numerous copies of the Nugget's Fourth Annual Progress Edition, He-sent it, out to those on his mailing list that have, indicated interest in the county by answering Wall St. Journal ads he had placed.,.Really Important!., —— + Soread the printedetter.attached by Carey, and continued wes # Your letter to me recently indicated an in« RETESt in Nevada County. Please review this copy of the Nevada County Nugget carefully. It will truly. bring you up to date on the accelerated growth now taking place” aeeee Makes we Nugget staffers happy to.know that our efforts: were « useful in the promotion of Nevada County. cere ; > ST HE-OPERA: HOUSE. . My head should be hanging in shame, That is ‘the Lavice of a half dozen or, so of my © “Nev adasGounty friends and neighbors after they noted If farh they cannot then or made less attractive . Likewise * thé other’ tisk @entsMoe the county! must realize that unless <the,,, agriculturalists do-get-some protection from taxation at subdivision value, this éounty) and the ‘state will rapidly see. our bountiful crops replaced by non-income producing patios with tract houses or trucked mobile homes attached. The.Collier. Factor.in Nevada County is a, ed nition of a deeper sina j nee cease af SARL LET IR G PE . Se oR some reluctance on my part toa Sept. 21 date with "Aida" at the San Francisco W ar Memof a ‘Opera’ House . 5. 1 mustsayy"l ‘Mm impressed: SEE didn’t tealize. ‘that "Aida"! is likely,to'be one of the’ ‘wndst popular events of the whole “season.,.1 still have my doubts, but they “are shaken now.. There areno doubts about the Opera House itself, Fromthelast, or was it next to last, tow of the uppermost balcony, I saw Yul Brunner play The King ---That'sright, The King ---for Yuland. the whole,cast gave such an electri¢ performance that in out family it was my wife who spoke of "the. na {"; but without objection on my part, for I felt shat $ on-stage ready ta.wa%tz with “my” teachers. Al id anyone: ‘who has seen-me-dance(?) the waltz kn GW s.the extent . 40 which I was captured by a superb petformancé=*-and Only two séps.from the top of the SF, fog bank, at that.. So ifthis “Aida” is half as good as my friends tell me, I'm. in for a good time on the 21st. TRAGIC GAPET Y.4. 2. The Commonwealth Club poll on various aspects of traffic safety, following 18 months of study, revealed: Members in favor of raising the licensing’ age from 16 to 18 (1823 1267); All eligible high 2 RELATES ER a . i mre ena AE Jo ede Roe Rene ter ae Ne SRP IN + 2, . The facks' ‘Deer Creek Inn is celehe "pB8ny ay": °9 sia + 9961-12 scoaveaat 9 dia nent t “aa .

SMALE TOWN * eSMADE*WORED* fi 4 m , a Tih! wontoRiAL 4 WITH GOLDEN EGGS [liew 2bn:z ON: CALIFORNIA’ FARMS. NRE? need for equalization of alggabe: ment ro ll:syo bases within the state are comparable within t the allowed margin of ertor, “has” A aes in.the past. -ifthersefulness of the Collier Faotosy whic ch, penalizes Counties: which ne) "OIG? t 3 no elown: the. average assessment, fatio,. mayostilibe:subject® to, some. doubt \ *SBut Che’ of property. assessment has again been . ava\abVedatd-Ya this’ year. Saeeeell-is lew because. of the ism of rural proper=: jpotlight right at t is_of statewide. fa Bright to have" Ss value for agri* ncihenwendeni peste sia eadiiae OIAu . ARTTIO ane 1 ‘ at ther STtIes should aina ave an interest in these uestions., InNevada ounty, farming , if th x , dnitol e producing industrig zs that a a. factor in the econi id: he! area. Agricul-, turedellerg . ant to the urban og TarAy ide ay ae ; aw, MhéenY dbee the’ pete appraise tan mi Land ~when! itehech s the county asseséinent Oil against . ‘its own estimayes gf ue BMS 2) wpasassed Abra n, State Bpard of Equal3 Sotdme ization, toldus that the OPPASREE: in4é niudud .o2 S2! his Rr Z q UES iLL THE HEN a tbe shhueers ands sellers: ‘of. property. in the’ ‘Of, the most important facets: t Collier Factor unty levy.an,18, ; ; evada County' ge ‘ Tee ag ig oe ¢ which yequired re : “Be sold for another use. : ers get $pecial. Gdrisideration® ° by as sessment of their land on'an agri=~ cultural use basis, complain»when-the road. to quick, profit ; by. selling for’ -gubdivision tb/blocked NI } a’ (My ie: elude sa -the.income ‘produced on ‘the. and, and f1H2e9 (3? Sa"study.of the, opinions as, td value wit should, be. ‘noted that the farmer i is’ e bs mo gated the eight ball. Property salésittthe area of his atin assuring that-county tax: . wal likely have been. for. the. PURPA: vt ! subdivis ion. ,, Buyers: and seners SE sHopetty . in thé vareavare. ‘also likely to be considering either’ landispeculation: or subdivision: Only bya ‘stddy’of the in¢éome’ pro=’' r duced: by the land does the farmer, find his” interest represented inthe threephase background study for: appraisal. sNowheré is the benefit’ of agriculture to the county: itself (and to the state ;, businessmen, please note, mobile units. are, available for considered. . . ‘Assemblyman . Paul Lunardi’ last year Sponsored a proposition which was, put on the: state, ballot, and defeated. His: ‘proposal called for the’ assessment. of farm land‘of'the basis of farm use. His ‘proposal. protected, the. misuse. of this: plan by stipulating that ifthe: land use’ was, changed; the’ tax advantage gained 2 under use of the plan over.a seven year, period would become stad atacbd to the io: ounty. (There is a way which the county. could, peti Se . agriculturaliland, too. By zoning, agricultural land could be placed ina restricted classification ing before it: could ‘SHORT. SHOTS.. Gtitiglies fERTI YS Hy HEE cats Bedi hon 7: aS . Sf pre les i » the, immediate vicinity , st y Sates 7 STBRRAVBY WAYS \O § iO ebooa? SoLABORY CAMP OF MOBILE 2:

“HOMES POSSIBLE NEAR SITE OF JACKSON MEADOWS: DAM A: LABOR CAMP? -.veTherehasbeena lot.of talk about, acamp for Hardemann-Bedford workers close to Jackson Meadows; portion, of, the. Yuba-Bear Projects «+» But, no. person has come forth’ yet with the offer to finance such, ,,@ camp-srit would obviously be of temporary nature. . Jars This columnist has stumbled on what may, be, the answer:. -A.mobile home camp, similar to one established two.yearsago at Mountain Home, Idaho,; in conjunction with a comstruction project, OF similar to one established. . at Pyramid Lake, ‘Nevada, during the filming of "The Greatest Story Ever Told".,.. How, does that answ er the financing problem?, Both ‘camps (and. many more) were, _ built upby the use of Mobile Leasing. . . Motors, Investment-Corp. hassingle units, or complete. camps ready for immediate installation, all units furnished,,..And banks,) offices, -including special structures (60 by, 100 feet) for recreationrooms, dining areas or larger business buildings, .s.<Shades of Meadow Lake, this Jacksga , Meadows Lake could.be a city3++fot Tease.< 4 “Aad the firm's. representative who was here last week hopes that is what it will become. F 4 ; is = ‘ xs ne, Pe EP Py whiny % £Y . 4 e ey brating . its first: anniversary Saturday, reservations only. .v«» And tonight. Aipha (Nevada City), begins,its third year of."open, Thursday evenings”. .4. Sherman William Hyatt, son.of Mr. and Mrs.F.E. Hyatt of Grass Valley, is pocrapeet recruit training in the Marine Corps at San Diego,.+.If 1 were to pick one concert.for this year's series, it would be, the Don Shirley Trio, Shirley is.a genius at-recreating styles of music on the piano, +>», Placer Savings and Loan set a new record for itself, by. issuing loans of more than $1. million during’ August,.. "The Phantom Cities of California”, second, publication of California, T omorrow, was,released yesterday. Nugget _ Publisher Alfred E. Heller is co-author with Samuel E. Wood, exeeutive director of the organization. PROMOTING. .,.Realtor Leonard F, Carey made-use of numerous copies of the Nugget's Fourth Annual Progress Edition, He-sent it, out to those on his mailing list that have, indicated interest in the county by answering Wall St. Journal ads he had placed.,.Really Important!., —— + Soread the printedetter.attached by Carey, and continued wes # Your letter to me recently indicated an in« RETESt in Nevada County. Please review this copy of the Nevada County Nugget carefully. It will truly. bring you up to date on the accelerated growth now taking place” aeeee Makes we Nugget staffers happy to.know that our efforts: were « useful in the promotion of Nevada County. cere ; > ST HE-OPERA: HOUSE. . My head should be hanging in shame, That is ‘the Lavice of a half dozen or, so of my © “Nev adasGounty friends and neighbors after they noted If farh they cannot then or made less attractive . Likewise * thé other’ tisk @entsMoe the county! must realize that unless <the,,, agriculturalists do-get-some protection from taxation at subdivision value, this éounty) and the ‘state will rapidly see. our bountiful crops replaced by non-income producing patios with tract houses or trucked mobile homes attached. The.Collier. Factor.in Nevada County is a, ed nition of a deeper sina j nee cease af SARL LET IR G PE . Se oR some reluctance on my part toa Sept. 21 date with "Aida" at the San Francisco W ar Memof a ‘Opera’ House . 5. 1 mustsayy"l ‘Mm impressed: SEE didn’t tealize. ‘that "Aida"! is likely,to'be one of the’ ‘wndst popular events of the whole “season..,.1 still have my doubts, but they “are shaken now... There areno doubts about the Opera House itself, Fromthelast, or was it next to last, tow of the uppermost balcony, I saw Yul Brunner play The King ---That'sright, The King ---for Yuland. the whole,cast gave such an electri¢ performance that in out family it was my wife who spoke of "the. na {"; but without objection on my part, for I felt shat $ on-stage ready ta.wa%tz with “my” teachers. Al id anyone: ‘who has seen-me-dance(?) the waltz kn GW s.the extent . 40 which I was captured by a superb petformancé=*-and Only two séps.from the top of the SF, fog bank, at that... So ifthis “Aida” is half as good as my friends tell me, I'm. in for a good time on the 21st. TRAGIC GAPET Y.4. 2. The Commonwealth Club poll on various aspects of traffic safety, following 18 months of study, revealed: Members in favor of raising the licensing’ age from 16 to 18 (1823 1267); All eligible high 2 RELATES ER a . i mre ena AE Jo ede Roe Rene ter ae Ne SRP IN + 2, . The facks' ‘Deer Creek Inn is celehe "pB8ny ay": °9 sia + 9961-12 scoaveaat 9 dia nent t “aa .