April 10, 1963 (12 pages)

ee re At the GENEVA Disarmament Conference on April 5, the Soviet Union accepted a U.S, proposal for a direct “hot-line” communicationbetween Washington and ~ Moscow, a measure designed to reduce. the risk of accidental war. It was the first agreement reached in the ycar-old conference. ++ 444 On April 5 the Soviet space-ship, Lunik IV, the largest of the moon so far, reached within 10, 000 miles of the moon. ++ ++ WASHINGTON announced . thatthe Coast Guard is sending reinforcements to police the F lorida Straits against “Cuba-bound raiding vessels” and violators of the Neutrality Act. President Kennedy reiterated at his press conference Wednesday that commando roads w ould strengthen rather weaken Castro and provide justification for the retention of Soviet forces in self defense. He said the raiders would do better to join the U.S. military forces, which, it is reported, now include 3,000 Cubans, The antiCastro crew of the Violynn Ill surrendered to the Coast Guard April 5. ++ +++ General Chung Hee Park, chief of SOUTH KOREA'S military junta, finally gave up his plan for 4 more years of military rule and acceded tothe demands of the political opposition to hold elec. Retention Of tions for a civilian government this fall, He had been under heavy pressure by the United States, which threatened to cut back military and economic aidto a minimum if he did not keep his pledge to return to civilian rule. ++ +++ The ARGENTINE government announced April 5 that a 4-day revolt of the navy had been quelled by the army and air force. Some naval officers surrendered and others took refuge in Uruguay. The battle arose out of the navy's refusal to allow the followers of Juan Peron tovotein an election, fearing that the Peronists would win control of the country. Thearmy and air force, although also opposed to the Peronists, nevertheless wanted a democratic election, A +++ + + FromLAOS, neutralist Commander General Kong Le reported April 8 that his army was under attack by pro-Communist forces on the Plaine des Jarres after being driven out of the town of Zieng Khouang. Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma asked the 3-nation International Control Commission to intercede, but the Commission was powerless to act unless also asked by the other two factions of the Laotian Government, the proCommunists and Rightists. ++ tet -In PARIS Jean Monnet, founder of the European Common Market, urged resumption of efforts to form a European economic and political union, of which England should be a part, and a European atomic force, including E ngland, and in partnership with the United States. +++ +t It is reported in Bonn that about 500 Europeans, mostly : aeiaricatacrer LIC on rockets and on jet aircraft designed by Willy Messerschmitt. The only war criminal. known to be connected with the projects is Dr. Hans Eisele, wanted on charges of medical atrocities in concentration camps, now a company physician at a “Messerschmitt factory. +++ +t “The ferment inthe Middle East over social reform and political unioncentered in the SYRIAN capital, Damascus, where there were street fights between followers of President Nasser and members of the Baath party, who believe ina more-democratic socialism than do the authoritarian 'Nasserites. ++ +44 Senator B arr y Goldwater denounceda U.S, Disarmament Agency plan, still in the discussion stage, for joint U.S. -Soviet scrapping of obsolete planes. The purpose of the plan was to prevent . Russia “dumping” obsolete aircraft in trouble-spots in the Middle East and Southeast Asia. a a In FRANCE a 35-day coal strike ended in victory for the miners, who will get a 6.5 percent w age increase now and another 6 percent by by next year. Before the strike the miners earned $100 to $130 a month plus coal, housing, and medical services. at Rough & Ready. 00.and 11:00 Holy Eucharist = —— J 1:90 tamer Carol Service and Lesion for Choir and a “Trinity Episcopal Church 226 Nevada, N.C. 8:00 Early Service and Sermon 9:00 Choral Service of Morning Prayer. Special music . by the Choristers. 11:00 Choral Celebration of Holy Communion and Sermon. Special Easter music by the Choir Rev. Robert D, Noble, Rector.” Celebration of Holy Communion First Congregational Church 211 S. Church, G.V. 11:00 Choir to present a Special Cantata “Hallelujah, What a Savior" by John H, Peterson. Dr, Rayburn will be the reader First Baptist Church 714 W. Main St., G.V. Rev. Harley L.Weldin, Pastor 11:00 Regular Church Service 7:30 Musical Program under direction of Don Baggett. Baptismal Service Community Baptist Church 300 Main St., N.C. Rev. B. J. Morford, Pastor 7:30 p.m. Good Friday Candlelight Communion Service Topic: “Meaning of the Cross” 8:30 & 11:00 Morning Worship Sermon-"The Blackout That Failed". Guests will be the Commandry . No, 6 and the Royal Arch Masons No, 18, with their wives, of G.V.; Special Choir Numbers First Methodist Church 230 S. Church, G.V, Rev. Leo W. Hamilton, Pastor 8:30 and 11:00 Theme "The Resurrection Morn” Combined choir of the Wesley Singers and the Chancel choir 3:00 Special Service offering of the "Sacrament of Baptism” First Methodist Church Broad and Mill Sts, N.C. Rev.Darrell D. Hoyle, Pastor 5:15 a.m. Union Sun Rise Service in Bella Vista subdivision 6:30-7:30 Breadfast served by the MYF Youth in Social Hall 8:00 & 11:00 Service with three combined choirs with _ Lumber Tax Is Urged WASHINGTON, D.C. Congressman Harold T. Johnson of the 2nd, mountain-valley counties, district has urged the Ways and Means Committee to retain existing tax regulations involving the lumber industry. In a statement presented tothe Committee, Representative Johnson said that the proposal to alter the capital gains treatment of timber would jeopardize the stability of the lumber industry which already is in dire straights, "Altering the capital gains treatment of timber, " Congressman Johnson testified, “would destroy any incentive toinvest in timber, reforestation and conservation. Job Opportunities will decline. "The Communities affected could’ be damaged at a time when they are already beset with problems inherent in the lumber industry and amplified by the current competition from the Canadian lumber-imports, The Jones Act, the threat of competing building materials, etc. We cannot urge too strongly that your committee delete this proposal in offering tax reform recommendationstothe Congress, " Congressman Johnson said. special songs. 9:00 "Get-Acquainted Coffee in Fellowship Hall honoring new members 9:30 Bible school 9:45 Inquirer's and New Member's Class in pastor's study 12:00 Get Acquainted Coffee Lutheran Grace Church 453 S. Auburn, G,V,. 7:00 a.m. service, G.V., Communion 9:00 a.m. Service, at St. Pauls in Chicago Park 11:00 a.m. Service, G.V. Theme-"Death Turned Upside Down" Rev. Keith A. Skiles, Pastor "Celebration of Holy Assemblies of God Bethel Church 256 Buena Vista, G.V. Rev. Mel Harrel, Pastor * 9:45 Sunday School featuring the Hulburt Family of Sacramento 11:00 Service Theme, -"We Shall Live Also” Choir # will sing “Blessed Man" 7:00 Musical presentation featuring “Rose of Sharon” Theme “Rose of Sharon” St. Patricks Church Church & Chapel, G.V. Regular Sunday Services Catholic Church St. Canice . Nevada City Regular Services Rev. Wm. F, Bohn, Rector . Given To Council HH igh standards of peace officer training and recruiting in Nevada City was the basis of a certificate of merit presented to M ay or Robert Cart Jr., at the council meeting Monday night. The presentation was made by Police ChiefJ.J. Jackson. The award came from the ‘. offices of Robert T. Ander‘. son, commissioner of peace officer staridards and training for the California Department of Justice. ; John Vertrees, with three years of service on the-Los Angeles Police Department and 12 years as areserve deputy sheriff in San Luis Obispo County, has been selected for duty on the city police department. He was chosen from a list of three applicants for the position. Councilmen heard the first reading of an amended dog ordinance which provides for impounding a dog without a license, Dogs under four months old must be kept under restraint at all times and antirabies shots must be given once a year. Dick Knee asked the council toconsider the establishing of a uniform buisness license which could apply to electrical dealers in the Nevada City-Grass Valley area. Mayor Carr appointed Councilmen Craig Davies and ‘Arch McPherson to visit the Grass Valley council for a discussion of Knee's proposal. Permission was granted to Bill Waddell, representing i: theNevada County Amateur Radio Club, for the use of the tower at the airport. A contract is being prepared covering the use of the airport and other facilities by Dennis Smith and a group of flyers. After a discussion of Smith's proposal councilmen decided the contract could 4 be written and presented, Trustee A NEVADA CITY---The ques-. tion of trustee areas in the Nevada Union High School District will be decided by school district voters A pril 16. district has operated under a “gentlemen's agree ment” whereby two members of the board are from each of the Grass Valley and Nevada City districts and one from rural Nevada County. ¢ The Nevada Union High School District board asked fora trustee district study in order to assure area represen~ Since its organization, the . tation 0 on n the board. BS ‘The Nevada County SchoolAdvisory’ board chose the trustee area plan as the best of six that were discussed. Area 1 includes all of the’ election precincts of Eurcka, Spaulding, Washington, North Bloomfield, Columbia Hill, French Corral, Indian Flat, Selby Flat, Willow Valley, You Bet, and North San Juan. Area 2 includes Nevada City and Gold Flat precincts. Area 3 includes election precincts inthe City of Grass SAN FRANCISCO --Prizes and awards are generally taxable and the fair market value must be included in gross income on tax returns, Joseph M,. Cullen, District Director of Internal Revenue for San Francisco reminded taxpayers today. Prizes and awards which are reportable include, but are not limited Twin Cities Join Together . of Grass Valley joined Nevada City in authorizing a larger city bite of sales taxes when the smaller cities in Placer County were notifying the Placer County Boatd of Supervisor§ that they will For Larger Bite Of Taxes ' GRASS VALLEY ---Thic City Dorrell in Pacific USS SOMERS---Donalc F. Dorrell, torpedoman's mate seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floy Dorrell of Grass Valley is serving aboard the destroyer USS Somers, which departed, April 3, for eight months duty with the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. in the future keep all sales taxes collected within their cities. collected within the cities effective July 1. Both cities have now notiPicnic Set For Davis DAVIS ---Music and fanfare will prevail on the morning of April 20 when the celebration of the 50th Picnic Day on the Davis campus of the University of California gets under way with the annual Picnic Day Parade at 9:30 a.m. The Picnic Day Parade is only the first of the many events designated to appeal to the varied interests and ages of the 50,000 visitors expected for this 50th traditional spring open house. Other events on the full schedule for the April 20 "Aggie Jubilee" is a fashion show, departmental exhibits, a horse show, melodrama, livestock judging, sports events, air show, square dance festival, : fied the county and passed ordinances establishing an 85-15 percent split with the county of city sales taxes in each city. Thecounty collects all of the sales tax collected in the county outside city boundaries. The Grass Valley action last week came at a time, Six hundred and fifty years of teaching experience, an average of 12 years per teacher, is represented by the 49 fulltime instructors at Sierra College. 4 _-CurnowHalls . to help pay your family Doctor and Hospital Bills CALIFORNIA PHYSICIANS’ SERVICE by “SS sonal [~ .. [4 hospital + x-ray & laboratorydoctor visits in the hospital worldwide protection « no claim forms for service benefits + no cancellation of coverage because ofage, physical condition, use of benefits! ODoctor-Sponsored by the California Medical Association INSURANCE AGENCY 16 Broad Street, Nevada City’ Dial 265~4686. ‘surgical « . budget priced . easy to install ANELING USE IT EVERYWHERE The soft, warm beauty of fine wood paneling, its maintenance-free features and its wide variety of wood species, make it the ideal background for j _ decorating effects in the living room. STOP IN AND SEE OUR LARGE DISPLAY or =e WOOD PANELING BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPAN WA /\ Phone 273-6105 Nevada City Artists Invited To Show LODI---Artists of the Nevada City area are invited to participate in the Third Annual Spring Art Show, sponsored by the Lodi Art Center, Open toall artists of Northern and Central California, the show will be held May 4 through May 12, at the Flower Building of the Grape and Wine Festival grounds in Lodi. Three awards and two honorable mentions will be givenin each of three categories, oil, waterc olor, “mixed media and others”. First prize in oil will be $75. Alexander Nepote, eminent artist and professor of Art at San Francisco State College, will judge the show. Entry dates are April 20 and 21, 10 to5 p.m. and entry fee is one dollar per offering, limit three. Prospectus may be obtained by contacting entries chairman Maryly Wallof, 1121 W. Elm, Lodi. Judging day will be April 24. An announcement of acceptance and awards will follow. Spring Carnival To Be Staged COLFAX ---A Parents Club "§ pring Carnival” will be staged Saturday, April 20, from 4 to 10 p.m. in the Colfax High School Gymnasium, with food, fun and entertainment for all ages, it was announced by Ronald Fawcett, general chairman, The Spring Carnival activity will be a fund raising event to obtain funds for the lighting of the football field. A roast beef dinner will be served between the hours of 5 and 7 p.m. Taxes Must Be Paid On All Prizes And Awards to, amounts received from radio and television piveaway shows, contests, door prizes, raffles, lotteries and. sweepstakes. Prizes and awards such as shares of stock, ‘building lots, merchandise, and vacation trips to luxury resort areas re~ceived by employees, salesmen, dealers, corporation officers, and others are taxable. These awards are usually received in connection with sales contests and promotion programs, Cullen emphasized that the fair market value of the trips, services, or merchandise received is the amount to be included as taxable income. This is also applicable if the recipient disposes of any such item by gift, or otherwise. However, Cullen stated that where a taxpayer does not accept an award the value is not required to be included in taxable income. . ps 4 ) ee election precincts Vista, Hills Flat, Enypire: Oaks, Area 5 includes election precincts of Anthony House, Rough and Ready, Indian Springs, Clear Creek, Forest Springs, Pleasant Ridge, and Cottage Hill. The approximate number of voters in each of the areas is as follows, compiled by the Nevada County Superintendent of Schools office. Area 1, 1000; Area 2, 2000; Area 3, 2500; Area 4, 2700; and Area 5, 1400. verware Diamonds Watches ~~ Clocks AND MANY OTHER GIFTS our Gold Nugget Makes Lasting Gifts & Appropriate Souvenirs Of The Gold Country EXPERT WATCH & = REPAIRING MARTUNG'S Grass Valley ewe a Since 1875 Phone 273-3039 D.E. MATSON FOREST PRODUCTS HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY $e tee ee4¢44 4+ +Dial 273-2271 iw FREE Delivery up to 10 miles NOW OPEN FOR LUNCHEONS 12:00 to 2:00 p.m. Te Fucks hhh eer Crc0k IiitLEPHONE 273-4411 ea T nd Quartz Jewelry 24 MILLST., GRASS VALLEY] ' *Mon., Tue., Thurs., Fri. and Sat. (CLOSED WEDNESDAYS) CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY GvVOuWw NIVINOQOW UYUANNVEA Grass Valley cosas YES 1. Keep the choice of academi agricultural classes. 2. Keep the size of classes at 3. Keep quality education. devada Union High School District has operated in the r ated, activities dropped, supplies limited. (Advertisement Paid For By Friends Of NUH 16, 1963 to increase the Nevada Union High School District maximum tax limit from $1.00 to $1.30 will\enable good education of our young people. base must be increased, or thé educational program must be cut---subjeects elimin=< APRIL c, business and a level which ed for twa vears. The tay S Student Body)

ee re At the GENEVA Disarmament Conference on April 5, the Soviet Union accepted a U.S, proposal for a direct “hot-line” communicationbetween Washington and ~ Moscow, a measure designed to reduce. the risk of accidental war. It was the first agreement reached in the ycar-old conference. ++ 444 On April 5 the Soviet space-ship, Lunik IV, the largest of the moon so far, reached within 10, 000 miles of the moon. ++ ++ WASHINGTON announced . thatthe Coast Guard is sending reinforcements to police the F lorida Straits against “Cuba-bound raiding vessels” and violators of the Neutrality Act. President Kennedy reiterated at his press conference Wednesday that commando roads w ould strengthen rather weaken Castro and provide justification for the retention of Soviet forces in self defense. He said the raiders would do better to join the U.S. military forces, which, it is reported, now include 3,000 Cubans, The antiCastro crew of the Violynn Ill surrendered to the Coast Guard April 5. ++ +++ General Chung Hee Park, chief of SOUTH KOREA'S military junta, finally gave up his plan for 4 more years of military rule and acceded tothe demands of the political opposition to hold elec. Retention Of tions for a civilian government this fall, He had been under heavy pressure by the United States, which threatened to cut back military and economic aidto a minimum if he did not keep his pledge to return to civilian rule. ++ +++ The ARGENTINE government announced April 5 that a 4-day revolt of the navy had been quelled by the army and air force. Some naval officers surrendered and others took refuge in Uruguay. The battle arose out of the navy's refusal to allow the followers of Juan Peron tovotein an election, fearing that the Peronists would win control of the country. Thearmy and air force, although also opposed to the Peronists, nevertheless wanted a democratic election, A +++ + + FromLAOS, neutralist Commander General Kong Le reported April 8 that his army was under attack by pro-Communist forces on the Plaine des Jarres after being driven out of the town of Zieng Khouang. Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma asked the 3-nation International Control Commission to intercede, but the Commission was powerless to act unless also asked by the other two factions of the Laotian Government, the proCommunists and Rightists. ++ tet -In PARIS Jean Monnet, founder of the European Common Market, urged resumption of efforts to form a European economic and political union, of which England should be a part, and a European atomic force, including E ngland, and in partnership with the United States. +++ +t It is reported in Bonn that about 500 Europeans, mostly : aeiaricatacrer LIC on rockets and on jet aircraft designed by Willy Messerschmitt. The only war criminal. known to be connected with the projects is Dr. Hans Eisele, wanted on charges of medical atrocities in concentration camps, now a company physician at a “Messerschmitt factory. +++ +t “The ferment inthe Middle East over social reform and political unioncentered in the SYRIAN capital, Damascus, where there were street fights between followers of President Nasser and members of the Baath party, who believe ina more-democratic socialism than do the authoritarian 'Nasserites. ++ +44 Senator B arr y Goldwater denounceda U.S, Disarmament Agency plan, still in the discussion stage, for joint U.S. -Soviet scrapping of obsolete planes. The purpose of the plan was to prevent . Russia “dumping” obsolete aircraft in trouble-spots in the Middle East and Southeast Asia. a a In FRANCE a 35-day coal strike ended in victory for the miners, who will get a 6.5 percent w age increase now and another 6 percent by by next year. Before the strike the miners earned $100 to $130 a month plus coal, housing, and medical services. at Rough & Ready. 00.and 11:00 Holy Eucharist = —— J 1:90 tamer Carol Service and Lesion for Choir and a “Trinity Episcopal Church 226 Nevada, N.C. 8:00 Early Service and Sermon 9:00 Choral Service of Morning Prayer. Special music . by the Choristers. 11:00 Choral Celebration of Holy Communion and Sermon. Special Easter music by the Choir Rev. Robert D, Noble, Rector.” Celebration of Holy Communion First Congregational Church 211 S. Church, G.V. 11:00 Choir to present a Special Cantata “Hallelujah, What a Savior" by John H, Peterson. Dr, Rayburn will be the reader First Baptist Church 714 W. Main St., G.V. Rev. Harley L.Weldin, Pastor 11:00 Regular Church Service 7:30 Musical Program under direction of Don Baggett. Baptismal Service Community Baptist Church 300 Main St., N.C. Rev. B. J. Morford, Pastor 7:30 p.m. Good Friday Candlelight Communion Service Topic: “Meaning of the Cross” 8:30 & 11:00 Morning Worship Sermon-"The Blackout That Failed". Guests will be the Commandry . No, 6 and the Royal Arch Masons No, 18, with their wives, of G.V.; Special Choir Numbers First Methodist Church 230 S. Church, G.V, Rev. Leo W. Hamilton, Pastor 8:30 and 11:00 Theme "The Resurrection Morn” Combined choir of the Wesley Singers and the Chancel choir 3:00 Special Service offering of the "Sacrament of Baptism” First Methodist Church Broad and Mill Sts, N.C. Rev.Darrell D. Hoyle, Pastor 5:15 a.m. Union Sun Rise Service in Bella Vista subdivision 6:30-7:30 Breadfast served by the MYF Youth in Social Hall 8:00 & 11:00 Service with three combined choirs with _ Lumber Tax Is Urged WASHINGTON, D.C. Congressman Harold T. Johnson of the 2nd, mountain-valley counties, district has urged the Ways and Means Committee to retain existing tax regulations involving the lumber industry. In a statement presented tothe Committee, Representative Johnson said that the proposal to alter the capital gains treatment of timber would jeopardize the stability of the lumber industry which already is in dire straights, "Altering the capital gains treatment of timber, " Congressman Johnson testified, “would destroy any incentive toinvest in timber, reforestation and conservation. Job Opportunities will decline. "The Communities affected could’ be damaged at a time when they are already beset with problems inherent in the lumber industry and amplified by the current competition from the Canadian lumber-imports, The Jones Act, the threat of competing building materials, etc. We cannot urge too strongly that your committee delete this proposal in offering tax reform recommendationstothe Congress, " Congressman Johnson said. special songs. 9:00 "Get-Acquainted Coffee in Fellowship Hall honoring new members 9:30 Bible school 9:45 Inquirer's and New Member's Class in pastor's study 12:00 Get Acquainted Coffee Lutheran Grace Church 453 S. Auburn, G,V,. 7:00 a.m. service, G.V., Communion 9:00 a.m. Service, at St. Pauls in Chicago Park 11:00 a.m. Service, G.V. Theme-"Death Turned Upside Down" Rev. Keith A. Skiles, Pastor "Celebration of Holy Assemblies of God Bethel Church 256 Buena Vista, G.V. Rev. Mel Harrel, Pastor * 9:45 Sunday School featuring the Hulburt Family of Sacramento 11:00 Service Theme, -"We Shall Live Also” Choir # will sing “Blessed Man" 7:00 Musical presentation featuring “Rose of Sharon” Theme “Rose of Sharon” St. Patricks Church Church & Chapel, G.V. Regular Sunday Services Catholic Church St. Canice . Nevada City Regular Services Rev. Wm. F, Bohn, Rector . Given To Council HH igh standards of peace officer training and recruiting in Nevada City was the basis of a certificate of merit presented to M ay or Robert Cart Jr., at the council meeting Monday night. The presentation was made by Police ChiefJ.J. Jackson. The award came from the ‘. offices of Robert T. Ander‘. son, commissioner of peace officer staridards and training for the California Department of Justice. ; John Vertrees, with three years of service on the-Los Angeles Police Department and 12 years as areserve deputy sheriff in San Luis Obispo County, has been selected for duty on the city police department. He was chosen from a list of three applicants for the position. Councilmen heard the first reading of an amended dog ordinance which provides for impounding a dog without a license, Dogs under four months old must be kept under restraint at all times and antirabies shots must be given once a year. Dick Knee asked the council toconsider the establishing of a uniform buisness license which could apply to electrical dealers in the Nevada City-Grass Valley area. Mayor Carr appointed Councilmen Craig Davies and ‘Arch McPherson to visit the Grass Valley council for a discussion of Knee's proposal. Permission was granted to Bill Waddell, representing i: theNevada County Amateur Radio Club, for the use of the tower at the airport. A contract is being prepared covering the use of the airport and other facilities by Dennis Smith and a group of

flyers. After a discussion of Smith's proposal councilmen decided the contract could 4 be written and presented, Trustee A NEVADA CITY---The ques-. tion of trustee areas in the Nevada Union High School District will be decided by school district voters A pril 16. district has operated under a “gentlemen's agree ment” whereby two members of the board are from each of the Grass Valley and Nevada City districts and one from rural Nevada County. ¢ The Nevada Union High School District board asked fora trustee district study in order to assure area represen~ Since its organization, the . tation 0 on n the board. BS ‘The Nevada County SchoolAdvisory’ board chose the trustee area plan as the best of six that were discussed. Area 1 includes all of the’ election precincts of Eurcka, Spaulding, Washington, North Bloomfield, Columbia Hill, French Corral, Indian Flat, Selby Flat, Willow Valley, You Bet, and North San Juan. Area 2 includes Nevada City and Gold Flat precincts. Area 3 includes election precincts inthe City of Grass SAN FRANCISCO --Prizes and awards are generally taxable and the fair market value must be included in gross income on tax returns, Joseph M,. Cullen, District Director of Internal Revenue for San Francisco reminded taxpayers today. Prizes and awards which are reportable include, but are not limited Twin Cities Join Together . of Grass Valley joined Nevada City in authorizing a larger city bite of sales taxes when the smaller cities in Placer County were notifying the Placer County Boatd of Supervisor§ that they will For Larger Bite Of Taxes ' GRASS VALLEY ---Thic City Dorrell in Pacific USS SOMERS---Donalc F. Dorrell, torpedoman's mate seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floy Dorrell of Grass Valley is serving aboard the destroyer USS Somers, which departed, April 3, for eight months duty with the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. in the future keep all sales taxes collected within their cities. collected within the cities effective July 1. Both cities have now notiPicnic Set For Davis DAVIS ---Music and fanfare will prevail on the morning of April 20 when the celebration of the 50th Picnic Day on the Davis campus of the University of California gets under way with the annual Picnic Day Parade at 9:30 a.m. The Picnic Day Parade is only the first of the many events designated to appeal to the varied interests and ages of the 50,000 visitors expected for this 50th traditional spring open house. Other events on the full schedule for the April 20 "Aggie Jubilee" is a fashion show, departmental exhibits, a horse show, melodrama, livestock judging, sports events, air show, square dance festival, : fied the county and passed ordinances establishing an 85-15 percent split with the county of city sales taxes in each city. Thecounty collects all of the sales tax collected in the county outside city boundaries. The Grass Valley action last week came at a time, Six hundred and fifty years of teaching experience, an average of 12 years per teacher, is represented by the 49 fulltime instructors at Sierra College. 4 _-CurnowHalls . to help pay your family Doctor and Hospital Bills CALIFORNIA PHYSICIANS’ SERVICE by “SS sonal [~ ... [4 hospital + x-ray & laboratorydoctor visits in the hospital worldwide protection « no claim forms for service benefits + no cancellation of coverage because ofage, physical condition, use of benefits! ODoctor-Sponsored by the California Medical Association INSURANCE AGENCY 16 Broad Street, Nevada City’ Dial 265~4686. ‘surgical « .. budget priced .. easy to install ANELING USE IT EVERYWHERE The soft, warm beauty of fine wood paneling, its maintenance-free features and its wide variety of wood species, make it the ideal background for j _ decorating effects in the living room. STOP IN AND SEE OUR LARGE DISPLAY or =e WOOD PANELING BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPAN WA /\ Phone 273-6105 Nevada City Artists Invited To Show LODI---Artists of the Nevada City area are invited to participate in the Third Annual Spring Art Show, sponsored by the Lodi Art Center, Open toall artists of Northern and Central California, the show will be held May 4 through May 12, at the Flower Building of the Grape and Wine Festival grounds in Lodi. Three awards and two honorable mentions will be givenin each of three categories, oil, waterc olor, “mixed media and others”. First prize in oil will be $75. Alexander Nepote, eminent artist and professor of Art at San Francisco State College, will judge the show. Entry dates are April 20 and 21, 10 to5 p.m. and entry fee is one dollar per offering, limit three. Prospectus may be obtained by contacting entries chairman Maryly Wallof, 1121 W. Elm, Lodi. Judging day will be April 24. An announcement of acceptance and awards will follow. Spring Carnival To Be Staged COLFAX ---A Parents Club "§ pring Carnival” will be staged Saturday, April 20, from 4 to 10 p.m. in the Colfax High School Gymnasium, with food, fun and entertainment for all ages, it was announced by Ronald Fawcett, general chairman, The Spring Carnival activity will be a fund raising event to obtain funds for the lighting of the football field. A roast beef dinner will be served between the hours of 5 and 7 p.m. Taxes Must Be Paid On All Prizes And Awards to, amounts received from radio and television piveaway shows, contests, door prizes, raffles, lotteries and. sweepstakes. Prizes and awards such as shares of stock, ‘building lots, merchandise, and vacation trips to luxury resort areas re~ceived by employees, salesmen, dealers, corporation officers, and others are taxable. These awards are usually received in connection with sales contests and promotion programs, Cullen emphasized that the fair market value of the trips, services, or merchandise received is the amount to be included as taxable income. This is also applicable if the recipient disposes of any such item by gift, or otherwise. However, Cullen stated that where a taxpayer does not accept an award the value is not required to be included in taxable income. . ps 4 ) ee election precincts Vista, Hills Flat, Enypire: Oaks, Area 5 includes election precincts of Anthony House, Rough and Ready, Indian Springs, Clear Creek, Forest Springs, Pleasant Ridge, and Cottage Hill. The approximate number of voters in each of the areas is as follows, compiled by the Nevada County Superintendent of Schools office. Area 1, 1000; Area 2, 2000; Area 3, 2500; Area 4, 2700; and Area 5, 1400. verware Diamonds Watches ~~ Clocks AND MANY OTHER GIFTS our Gold Nugget Makes Lasting Gifts & Appropriate Souvenirs Of The Gold Country EXPERT WATCH & = REPAIRING MARTUNG'S Grass Valley ewe a Since 1875 Phone 273-3039 D.E. MATSON FOREST PRODUCTS HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY $e tee ee4¢44 4+ +Dial 273-2271 iw FREE Delivery up to 10 miles NOW OPEN FOR LUNCHEONS 12:00 to 2:00 p.m. Te Fucks hhh eer Crc0k IiitLEPHONE 273-4411 ea T nd Quartz Jewelry 24 MILLST., GRASS VALLEY] ' *Mon., Tue., Thurs., Fri. and Sat. (CLOSED WEDNESDAYS) CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY GvVOuWw NIVINOQOW UYUANNVEA Grass Valley cosas YES 1. Keep the choice of academi agricultural classes. 2. Keep the size of classes at 3. Keep quality education. devada Union High School District has operated in the r ated, activities dropped, supplies limited. (Advertisement Paid For By Friends Of NUH 16, 1963 to increase the Nevada Union High School District maximum tax limit from $1.00 to $1.30 will\enable good education of our young people. base must be increased, or thé educational program must be cut---subjeects elimin=< APRIL c, business and a level which ed for twa vears. The tay S Student Body)