April 16, 1959 (6 pages)

AP. 90s. Apr. 10 4.73 rae. aes 35 =. ee ee Apr. 14 ... 72 31 BP TB un 71 3 Rain to date.... Rain und TRI-COUNTY [. LITTLE YORK. CHEROKEE. {BUG. RELIEF HILL. WASHINGTON. WOLF. CHRISTMAS HILL. LIBERTY paweedsccesone BLU “No. ereESSA eee A a cm neers: Sov. Brown's Leiaive Program . Has Support Of State Legislators — Bizz’ Reports tier testimony was repetitions of that given at the first trial. She testified that Kennedy worked stunning victory over opponents { for one year for the Gold Nugget ann, that he performed many services and kept them in busi The case was adjourned until veiopes, employed the firm of Srunker & Trathen to keep their books, went to Marysville, SacFamento and other places for Many yew and constructive them, offered 40 loan them money to heip her husband méet a $4,100 -deas by the Grass Valley Chamobligation to a Mr. Whitlock, and ser of Commerce are fast taking endeavored to find a way -to pay shape to let the tourist know ‘we the note for money they borrowed are oh the map. New signs, new guidebook to various establiskhon her husband's insurance. nents, etc. Mrs. Chambers also testified that Mr. Kennedy had told them At the 10th national convention that they did not have to pay the $3,600 note until they were on of the Western Liquid Gas Assotheir’ feet and only then if they ciation, G. Bradley Legg was felt they owed him the money. elected to the board of directors is ‘She admitted receiving the $300 of that organization: Mr, presicent . and chief appraiser. that Mr. Kennedy is charged with associated with the Glenbrook Gas Company of Grass Valley. Master of cerernonies for the entire event was C. L. Harris, vi-e Mrs. Mary Molineux’ testified Donald Gustafson, 110 Mohawk president and manager of First that she never boughth the $3,600 Western Bank’s Marysville office. note. That Kennedy had first imStreet, Grass Valley, Wednesday The awards were presented by tended to sell it to her to pay morning was rushed by Twin. the project judges: H. E. Boerlin, for Chambefs’ insurance lean, but j Cities Ambulance to a hospital. First Western Bank supervising she changed her mind about buyThe Assembly passed two key . appraiser, and George C. Couper, ing the note and the money she measures ‘in Governor Brown's Bureau = of stpervisor, special 5 to 14, The bill was ed by AsI was glad to semblyman Williauthor am Byron Rum ) WINNERS ARE NAMED ford (D), Berkeley, “at the rejtunity to meet quest of the Governor.” = with many of Rumford was assisted in carryfy testimony of Mr. Chambers and was. permitted to read the transeript into the record. ae instailed aaily accounting en ices legisiation,” he said. Previously the Assembly had ‘proved the bill by a vote of shave an oppor proof to the court of previous 10 o’clock Wednesday morning. ness when they were having a Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Cruce have nMard time meeting their obligajourneyed from Los Angeles to tions. Mrs. Chambers stated that: testify in Mr. Kennedy”s behalf. tate’s first fair employmentprac From Washington WOUSE DELIRIUM senenncerees The Kenendy trial, being heard feet. Denied ever phoning John 4in Nevada County Superior Court, Looser and Sydney Haubtman Was resumed Tuesday morning with threats against Kennedy if at 10 o'clock, going into its second he’ didn’t i mmediately “ bring week. The first witness for the money to him. At this stage, Mr. 4 prosecution was Ann Chambers. . Sinelair, defense counsel, offered of the bill ‘who tried to insert] ¢rippling amendments. The water and taxes, the Governor” Ss amendments were killed when. program was given resounding Brown said he would oppose them. w.th all the power I have as votes of confiden.e by the State Governor.” Senate and Assembly. Govérnor Brown said he would Topping the list was approval sign the historic measure into. by the Senate by an overwhelm ing vote of 30 to 5 of Governor law. at a ceremony in his office. Brown’s bill to establish a Fair Thursday, April-16. “I am deeply gratified by the sassage by the Senate of the From fair employment practices. and minimum Wages to ererncenanee a) Kennedy Trial Continues This Week It was_a_ week of victory in émploymentPractices Commisitems in the program of Governor . sion. the State Legislature for key Earher, the ecnaae won a Edmund G. Brown. ~ 3.00 Per ne v NE ae, ae E CITY. 13:5 & ‘HILL. NORTH COLUMBIA. COLUMBIA. ~$es NS FLAT. REMINGTON HILL. pect constituents throughout. most ing the bill by Assemblyman An awards banquet held Thurs>f the district) Augustus F. Hawkins (D),. Los . Angel es, and Senat ors Richard day evening, April 9, at the Elks iuring the Eas-. ieF recess. It is ‘Richards (D) Los Angeles, and Club. in Marygville marked the} George Miller (D), Martinez. . .elpful to discuss close of the 1959 farm program Governor Brown thanks the personally the four comeptition of the Future Farmlegislators for their work on ers of America. Thirty-one boys sn any problems che: bill. and. the lower half = that confront high. schools in the oa * 2:28 First Western Bank each area. I ami Marysville area received awards One of the most: vital “Biz” Johnson sorry that timed ofGovernor Brown's program— from First blag Bank — ed each winner aoe knife did not permit me to visitall the dedication of the $172 million 19 counties of.the Second dee — eee mentprogram — water but I-em Jooking forward-to"Qo1 luis Obispo. The 75 nnieet : pepR. Lastova ofNevada City Suests included. superintendents, . they were completely ‘satisfied . has beén selected as foreman of Fare:. Front row: Dave Casper, in the Senate. principals and FFA advisors from {. with hjs services, ject of “FFA Today and Tomorthe Neyada County Grand Jury The vote was 28 to 5, and since Mike Sullivan, and Davy Thomas; row.” Other speakers were Charali of the participating schools. Wilbur Chambers was next on for 1959. the measure previously had won back row: Kar] Baker, Don Danles Merz, chairman of First WestByron J. McMahon, chief of the . the stand and is on the stand as approval in the Assembly, it now iels, and Bob LaBelle. ern Bank’s Marysville advisory State Bureau of Agricultural Edu[we ‘go to press. He has testified Income has increased 5% times These Future Farmers were all goes to the Governor's desk for board; J. Everett Walker, regional cation,-was also among the guests. that Kennedy guaranteed many for the ‘average man, woman and winners in-individual school comsignature. First Western Bank is sponsor-. accounts payable that they, the child since‘ 1913. Per capita tax supervisor; Sacramento Valley re“Dedication of this fund reprepetitions involving the winners gion, Bureau of Agricultural Eduing two sectional competitions . Chambers, owed, that he did slap payments have increased-485 tension of: the Federal “Airport sents the greatest step forward from all six schools took place cation, Chico; H. E. Barker; vice and awards banquets this year in-. Mr. Kennédy, that he asked his times, so says Percival N. Smithconstruction program, which we have yet. taken to insure that on March 2, 3, and 4. president and manager of First volving high schools in Northern . wife if she had seen deposit slips ers. Taxes still cctnd higher! passed both the House and SénCalifornia will have a.water proThe Danish system of judging Western’s Oakdale office, and T. California and the San Joaquin. that would warrant his signing ate prior to the recess and is now gram,’ Governor Brown said of was used in the final competition W. Steiger, First Western vice Valley. —~ the $3,600 promissory note and in committee conference to iron the Legislatures action. David’s Note Book stated that Kennedy told them out the differences between’ the The Governor has called for use they did not have to pay it if By DAVID TAIT House and Senate versions. The of $83,million from the fund_ this they felt they did not owe it to Houseapproved a four-year exyear to begin construction of the (Age: 9) him even after they were on their tension. authorizing $297 million Oroville Di and reservoirs and Out Gamma Globulin Like I said last week, I didn’t for four years while the Senate for a st 1 an aqueduct system like the snow. It was very cold. The State Health Deaprtment} approved.an amount of $465 milto the South and the San Luis last week allocated among local Snow Man Village lion. Reservoir. health dpeartments the annual After I was in Clouderoft a The system will be threeAnother bill -of interest to free supply of gamma_ globulin many areas in the Sesend Dispronged, running down along the from the America The S=scramento State College little while a friend and her n Red Cross, retrict is a Senate-passed omnibus coast into Santa Barbara and VenAlumni Association will award a brother and my sister and I built Rorted Dr. Malcolm H. Merril, housing proposal which involves tura Counties, into Los Angeles $159 scholarship this spring to a a snow man village. It had eight state health director. urban renewal, lower down payCounty and along the so-called SSC student to further his or her and one-half snowmen in it; the © California’s share of gamma . } % fell down.-The mayor of the ments, additional secondary fi“high line” to Perris Reservoir globulin this studies. “year is 38,136 2cc village was seven and one-half nancing, public housing and reto serve San Bernardino, Rivervials, of which Jack Bertolucci, chairman of 1,000 vials are beside and San fuego Counties. lated matters. the alumni committee in chargé feet tall. At the very bottom of ing held as a state reserve, said * * ¢ of the award, said students may the snowman he was three feet Still pending for House action. Approval of the Investment the director. The remainder has be recommended for the award wide. We even built snow women are bills relating to financing a ad for the water program virbeen distributed to local health by any member of the association. and children and babies. It took of flood control and_ irrigation y assured action on Governor departments on a _ population The candidates must have a B us three days to build the village. works, civil rights, railroad reBrown’s tax proposa basis. ls, and the average in their previous acaThe next day we went to school. tirement; a bill to increase grants Assembly last week took While there are no restrictions the firstdemic ‘work and demonstrate Later we went back. te snow for construction of sewage treatsteps in that direction. on the medical uses of the Red leadership qualities. High school men village and were very unment works, undér the Water It approved a three-cent tax on Cross supply, the State Health or junior college transcripts are happy because someone knocked Pollution Control Act (which, incigarettes (15 per cent on Departme nt, because of the short cigars down the whole village. The required for consideration. cidentally, is before my commitahd other tobacco), 45 to 34, reand supply, recommends it be mayor was the only one left. It will be the second time the tee on public works), minimum @ measure to alter the method of served for the two most effective a spring award has been made. Last Later some bigger boys — wage extension and scores of computing income tax, 51 to 27. uses, the prevention or modifica?+ year Dorothy Wafford, Ione High him down. others. The bills are key items in a tion of measles and the prevene : Very Cold School, won a $100 alumni award. tion of infecti ous hepatitis, I am glad to note the President tax program which Governor This year's award will be <anIn the later w The director pointed out that it was has requested an additional $400,Brown has proposed to offset an nounced later in the spring. very, very cold. It t snow, 000 in a supplemental appropriaanticipated deficit ° of slightly the Red Cross program of disMembers interested in nomibut it hailed, and that was even tion bill for military personnel more than $200 million in the tribution of blood ivatives is mating candidates are asked to colder than lots of feet of snow. — . dependent to a large extent on who are assisting<in preparing 1959-60 fiscal year. contact John Somara at the colI didn’t have any. ear muffs so. public support facilities for the 1960 Olympic with The tobacco tax is expected to ‘ae peated as} lege. ™y ears froze. I was very glad Games at. Squaw Valley. The bring in about $60 million in the well as blood. when winter was over. . The ‘state : reserve is hee held military has been assigned to a next fiscal year and about $68 Cummertime was a very nice number of important functions million in the following year. The in event of an emergency situa. summer. There were lots of fields _ such as_helpine to prepire coursicome tay measure is expected to tion when additional gamma globRegular April Meet. ulin supplies eee needed, to play in and lots of friends. es, fiel*s and _ rinks, maintain net about $70 million. avalanche. control, and furnish. Together the two bills repreGolden Canaries Cootiette Club On our way home-to Nevada City. communications. _ The Defense sent about 65 per cent of the No. 252 met April i3th at the we went to Mexico. In Mexico Department is authorized to lend total increase in revenue GovernVeterans Building, Nevada: City. Mexico is pronounced Meh-e-co _ watever equipment is necessary. or Brown has said isThis was the-first meeting for Participation of the Federal Govto balance the 1959-60 budget. Chief Grayback Ella Meyer and At St. Patrick’s Chureh, ‘Grass Valley. Nancy Collier was her corps of officers, who were The income tax measure would ‘Plans are being made ernmént in the Winter Olympics at the ~ united in marriage to Ken Davis, April 5th, 1959, is a departure from the procedure change the‘ rate from a minimum Nevada City. Elementary School installed March 9th. of 1 per cent on income up to: for the observa with Father Boland officiating. followed in previous years. Plans were miade to have initince of Public ation of a class of candidates From all reports, the Squaw. $5,000 annually to 1 per cent School Week, April 27 through ing that after adjournment some also won overwhelming approval } iorWich School in Grass Valley time in August. The Congress is again in full swing. on important legislative matters—both in committees and on: the floor. There are a number of major bills still before us, including ex America, who spoke pn the sub Health Dept. Sends. al Alumni Of Sac. State Present Scholarship Cootiettes Hold Public School Week Observed Locally Valley site is one of the best ever on income up to $2,500. May 1. While paretns and the established for the Winter Olym_ It also wouldincrease the maxigeneral public are welcome to incomen, visit the school at any time, Louis pic Games during its long history. mum from 6 per cent.o over $25,000 to a maximum of Ks Cosans, per cent over $15,000. : ‘tion would be raisedfrom 6 jcent or $600, to 10per. one x in}cartridges during the stagingof ary{jthe Purple Saddle, a travesty on . Jackson said. his ruling is simol . current television ae Har to one made in other comHe Said he received “munities whHere service clubs and junior chambers planned the fir ing of blank cartridges. Jackson's.ruling was made sfter $1,000. tris icon ha tseelace ek, aa, paren nounced. that a-—visiting team Police Chief J. J. Jackson has Calamity Jemny, the Reckless Principal of the school, forbidden members of the Nevada Gun, Qtict Burp, Wild Bill Hic-,. has pee a special invitation City. Lions Club to fire blank cup, Mat Basterson, Lulu Montez, Dependency exemptions — for be increased trom $400 to $600, thus Biving family Gunfire Forbidden By Leecal Police Pee

AP. 90s. Apr. 10 4.73 rae. aes 35 =. ee ee Apr. 14 ...... 72 31 BP TB un 71 3 Rain to date....... Rain und TRI-COUNTY [. LITTLE YORK. CHEROKEE. {BUG. RELIEF HILL. WASHINGTON. WOLF. CHRISTMAS HILL. LIBERTY paweedsccesone BLU “No. ereESSA eee A a cm neers: Sov. Brown's Leiaive Program . Has Support Of State Legislators — Bizz’ Reports tier testimony was repetitions of that given at the first trial. She testified that Kennedy worked stunning victory over opponents { for one year for the Gold Nugget ann, that he performed many services and kept them in busi The case was adjourned until veiopes, employed the firm of Srunker & Trathen to keep their books, went to Marysville, SacFamento and other places for Many yew and constructive them, offered 40 loan them money to heip her husband méet a $4,100 -deas by the Grass Valley Chamobligation to a Mr. Whitlock, and ser of Commerce are fast taking endeavored to find a way -to pay shape to let the tourist know ‘we the note for money they borrowed are oh the map. New signs, new guidebook to various establiskhon her husband's insurance. nents, etc. Mrs. Chambers also testified that Mr. Kennedy had told them At the 10th national convention that they did not have to pay the $3,600 note until they were on of the Western Liquid Gas Assotheir’ feet and only then if they ciation, G. Bradley Legg was felt they owed him the money. elected to the board of directors is ‘She admitted receiving the $300 of that organization: Mr, presicent . and chief appraiser. that Mr. Kennedy is charged with associated with the Glenbrook Gas Company of Grass Valley. Master of cerernonies for the entire event was C. L. Harris, vi-e Mrs. Mary Molineux’ testified Donald Gustafson, 110 Mohawk president and manager of First that she never boughth the $3,600 Western Bank’s Marysville office. note. That Kennedy had first imStreet, Grass Valley, Wednesday The awards were presented by tended to sell it to her to pay morning was rushed by Twin. the project judges: H. E. Boerlin, for Chambefs’ insurance lean, but j Cities Ambulance to a hospital. First Western Bank supervising she changed her mind about buyThe Assembly passed two key . appraiser, and George C. Couper, ing the note and the money she measures ‘in Governor Brown's Bureau = of stpervisor, special 5 to 14, The bill was ed by AsI was glad to semblyman Williauthor am Byron Rum ) WINNERS ARE NAMED ford (D), Berkeley, “at the rejtunity to meet quest of the Governor.” = with many of Rumford was assisted in carryfy testimony of Mr. Chambers and was. permitted to read the transeript into the record. ae instailed aaily accounting en ices legisiation,” he said. Previously the Assembly had ‘proved the bill by a vote of shave an oppor proof to the court of previous 10 o’clock Wednesday morning. ness when they were having a Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Cruce have nMard time meeting their obligajourneyed from Los Angeles to tions. Mrs. Chambers stated that: testify in Mr. Kennedy”s behalf. tate’s first fair employmentprac From Washington WOUSE DELIRIUM senenncerees The Kenendy trial, being heard feet. Denied ever phoning John 4in Nevada County Superior Court, Looser and Sydney Haubtman Was resumed Tuesday morning with threats against Kennedy if at 10 o'clock, going into its second he’ didn’t i mmediately “ bring week. The first witness for the money to him. At this stage, Mr. 4 prosecution was Ann Chambers. . Sinelair, defense counsel, offered of the bill ‘who tried to insert] ¢rippling amendments. The water and taxes, the Governor” Ss amendments were killed when. program was given resounding Brown said he would oppose them. w.th all the power I have as votes of confiden.e by the State Governor.” Senate and Assembly. Govérnor Brown said he would Topping the list was approval sign the historic measure into. by the Senate by an overwhelm ing vote of 30 to 5 of Governor law. at a ceremony in his office. Brown’s bill to establish a Fair Thursday, April-16. “I am deeply gratified by the sassage by the Senate of the From fair employment practices. and minimum Wages to ererncenanee a) Kennedy Trial Continues This Week It was_a_ week of victory in émploymentPractices Commisitems in the program of Governor . sion. the State Legislature for key Earher, the ecnaae won a Edmund G. Brown. ~ 3.00 Per ne v NE ae, ae E CITY. 13:5 & ‘HILL. NORTH COLUMBIA. COLUMBIA. ~$es NS FLAT. REMINGTON HILL. pect constituents throughout. most ing the bill by Assemblyman An awards banquet held Thurs>f the district) Augustus F. Hawkins (D),. Los . Angel es, and Senat ors Richard day evening, April 9, at the Elks iuring the Eas-. ieF recess. It is ‘Richards (D) Los Angeles, and Club. in Marygville marked the} George Miller (D), Martinez. . .elpful to discuss close of the 1959 farm program Governor Brown thanks the personally the four comeptition of the Future Farmlegislators for their work on ers of America. Thirty-one boys sn any problems che: bill. and. the lower half = that confront high. schools in the oa * 2:28 First Western Bank each area. I ami Marysville area received awards One of the most: vital “Biz” Johnson sorry that timed ofGovernor Brown's program— from First blag Bank — ed each winner aoe knife did not permit me to visitall the dedication of the $172 million 19 counties of.the Second dee — eee mentprogram — water but I-em Jooking forward-to"Qo1 luis Obispo. The 75 nnieet : pepR. Lastova ofNevada City Suests included. superintendents, . they were completely ‘satisfied . has beén selected as foreman of Fare:. Front row: Dave Casper, in the Senate. principals and FFA advisors from {. with hjs services, ject of “FFA Today and Tomorthe Neyada County Grand Jury The vote was 28 to 5, and since Mike Sullivan, and Davy Thomas; row.” Other speakers were Charali of the participating schools. Wilbur Chambers was next on for 1959. the measure previously had won back row: Kar] Baker, Don Danles Merz, chairman of First WestByron J. McMahon, chief of the . the stand and is on the stand as approval in the Assembly, it now iels, and Bob LaBelle. ern Bank’s Marysville advisory State Bureau of Agricultural Edu[we ‘go to press. He has testified Income has increased 5% times These Future Farmers were all goes to the Governor's desk for board; J. Everett Walker, regional cation,-was also among the guests. that Kennedy guaranteed many for the ‘average man, woman and winners in-individual school comsignature. First Western Bank is sponsor-. accounts payable that they, the child since‘ 1913. Per capita tax supervisor; Sacramento Valley re“Dedication of this fund reprepetitions involving the winners gion, Bureau of Agricultural Eduing two sectional competitions . Chambers, owed, that he did slap payments have increased-485 tension of: the Federal “Airport sents the greatest step forward from all six schools took place cation, Chico; H. E. Barker; vice and awards banquets this year in-. Mr. Kennédy, that he asked his times, so says Percival N. Smithconstruction program, which we have yet. taken to insure that on March 2, 3, and 4. president and manager of First volving high schools in Northern . wife if she had seen deposit slips ers. Taxes still cctnd higher! passed both the House and SénCalifornia will have a.water proThe Danish system of judging Western’s Oakdale office, and T. California and the San Joaquin. that would warrant his signing ate prior to the recess and is now gram,’ Governor Brown said of was used in the final competition W. Steiger, First Western vice Valley.

—~ the $3,600 promissory note and in committee conference to iron the Legislatures action. David’s Note Book stated that Kennedy told them out the differences between’ the The Governor has called for use they did not have to pay it if By DAVID TAIT House and Senate versions. The of $83,million from the fund_ this they felt they did not owe it to Houseapproved a four-year exyear to begin construction of the (Age: 9) him even after they were on their tension. authorizing $297 million Oroville Di and reservoirs and Out Gamma Globulin Like I said last week, I didn’t for four years while the Senate for a st 1 an aqueduct system like the snow. It was very cold. The State Health Deaprtment} approved.an amount of $465 milto the South and the San Luis last week allocated among local Snow Man Village lion. Reservoir. health dpeartments the annual After I was in Clouderoft a The system will be threeAnother bill -of interest to free supply of gamma_ globulin many areas in the Sesend Dispronged, running down along the from the America The S=scramento State College little while a friend and her n Red Cross, retrict is a Senate-passed omnibus coast into Santa Barbara and VenAlumni Association will award a brother and my sister and I built Rorted Dr. Malcolm H. Merril, housing proposal which involves tura Counties, into Los Angeles $159 scholarship this spring to a a snow man village. It had eight state health director. urban renewal, lower down payCounty and along the so-called SSC student to further his or her and one-half snowmen in it; the © California’s share of gamma . } % fell down.-The mayor of the ments, additional secondary fi“high line” to Perris Reservoir globulin this studies. “year is 38,136 2cc village was seven and one-half nancing, public housing and reto serve San Bernardino, Rivervials, of which Jack Bertolucci, chairman of 1,000 vials are beside and San fuego Counties. lated matters. the alumni committee in chargé feet tall. At the very bottom of ing held as a state reserve, said * * ¢ of the award, said students may the snowman he was three feet Still pending for House action. Approval of the Investment the director. The remainder has be recommended for the award wide. We even built snow women are bills relating to financing a ad for the water program virbeen distributed to local health by any member of the association. and children and babies. It took of flood control and_ irrigation y assured action on Governor departments on a _ population The candidates must have a B us three days to build the village. works, civil rights, railroad reBrown’s tax proposa basis. ls, and the average in their previous acaThe next day we went to school. tirement; a bill to increase grants Assembly last week took While there are no restrictions the firstdemic ‘work and demonstrate Later we went back. te snow for construction of sewage treatsteps in that direction. on the medical uses of the Red leadership qualities. High school men village and were very unment works, undér the Water It approved a three-cent tax on Cross supply, the State Health or junior college transcripts are happy because someone knocked Pollution Control Act (which, incigarettes (15 per cent on Departme nt, because of the short cigars down the whole village. The required for consideration. cidentally, is before my commitahd other tobacco), 45 to 34, reand supply, recommends it be mayor was the only one left. It will be the second time the tee on public works), minimum @ measure to alter the method of served for the two most effective a spring award has been made. Last Later some bigger boys — wage extension and scores of computing income tax, 51 to 27. uses, the prevention or modifica?+ year Dorothy Wafford, Ione High him down. others. The bills are key items in a tion of measles and the prevene : Very Cold School, won a $100 alumni award. tion of infecti ous hepatitis, I am glad to note the President tax program which Governor This year's award will be <anIn the later w The director pointed out that it was has requested an additional $400,Brown has proposed to offset an nounced later in the spring. very, very cold. It t snow, 000 in a supplemental appropriaanticipated deficit ° of slightly the Red Cross program of disMembers interested in nomibut it hailed, and that was even tion bill for military personnel more than $200 million in the tribution of blood ivatives is mating candidates are asked to colder than lots of feet of snow. — . dependent to a large extent on who are assisting<in preparing 1959-60 fiscal year. contact John Somara at the colI didn’t have any. ear muffs so. public support facilities for the 1960 Olympic with The tobacco tax is expected to ‘ae peated as} lege. ™y ears froze. I was very glad Games at. Squaw Valley. The bring in about $60 million in the well as blood. when winter was over. . The ‘state : reserve is hee held military has been assigned to a next fiscal year and about $68 Cummertime was a very nice number of important functions million in the following year. The in event of an emergency situa. summer. There were lots of fields _ such as_helpine to prepire coursicome tay measure is expected to tion when additional gamma globRegular April Meet. ulin supplies eee needed, to play in and lots of friends. es, fiel*s and _ rinks, maintain net about $70 million. avalanche. control, and furnish. Together the two bills repreGolden Canaries Cootiette Club On our way home-to Nevada City. communications. _ The Defense sent about 65 per cent of the No. 252 met April i3th at the we went to Mexico. In Mexico Department is authorized to lend total increase in revenue GovernVeterans Building, Nevada: City. Mexico is pronounced Meh-e-co _ watever equipment is necessary. or Brown has said isThis was the-first meeting for Participation of the Federal Govto balance the 1959-60 budget. Chief Grayback Ella Meyer and At St. Patrick’s Chureh, ‘Grass Valley. Nancy Collier was her corps of officers, who were The income tax measure would ‘Plans are being made ernmént in the Winter Olympics at the ~ united in marriage to Ken Davis, April 5th, 1959, is a departure from the procedure change the‘ rate from a minimum Nevada City. Elementary School installed March 9th. of 1 per cent on income up to: for the observa with Father Boland officiating. followed in previous years. Plans were miade to have initince of Public ation of a class of candidates From all reports, the Squaw. $5,000 annually to 1 per cent School Week, April 27 through ing that after adjournment some also won overwhelming approval } iorWich School in Grass Valley time in August. The Congress is again in full swing. on important legislative matters—both in committees and on: the floor. There are a number of major bills still before us, including ex America, who spoke pn the sub Health Dept. Sends. al Alumni Of Sac. State Present Scholarship Cootiettes Hold Public School Week Observed Locally Valley site is one of the best ever on income up to $2,500. May 1. While paretns and the established for the Winter Olym_ It also wouldincrease the maxigeneral public are welcome to incomen, visit the school at any time, Louis pic Games during its long history. mum from 6 per cent.o over $25,000 to a maximum of Ks Cosans, per cent over $15,000. : ‘tion would be raisedfrom 6 jcent or $600, to 10per. one x in}cartridges during the stagingof ary{jthe Purple Saddle, a travesty on . Jackson said. his ruling is simol . current television ae Har to one made in other comHe Said he received “munities whHere service clubs and junior chambers planned the fir ing of blank cartridges. Jackson's.ruling was made sfter $1,000. tris icon ha tseelace ek, aa, paren nounced. that a-—visiting team Police Chief J. J. Jackson has Calamity Jemny, the Reckless Principal of the school, forbidden members of the Nevada Gun, Qtict Burp, Wild Bill Hic-,. has pee a special invitation City. Lions Club to fire blank cup, Mat Basterson, Lulu Montez, Dependency exemptions — for be increased trom $400 to $600, thus Biving family Gunfire Forbidden By Leecal Police Pee