April 18, 1962 (10 pages)

Fe, INTERNATIONAL DINNER. .Some 332 persons enjoyeda chicken and curried lamb dinner at Nevada Union High School Saturday night at the featured event of a weekend visit by 50 UC-Davis foreign students and their families. FLY ANY PLACE 2 RENO LAKE TAHOE LAS VEGAS with qualified trained, commercial pilots in safe, well maintamedaircraft. Cgl-Net Airways LOMA RICA AIRPORT PHONE 273-6151 WHAT IS Call Dick Lasher TUrner 5-9636 . Auburn, California slim, smart ’n smooth! j j i i RAPIERS, continental styled fwith extra smooth front. Beltfess. Cuffless. Crisp sanforized . Wash ’em. Wear ‘em. ‘ou’ll love ‘em! . Oyster, Brown, Dark Green . lt. Green $495 NOVAK'S: 1 ' -9n Broad Street 1 ‘NEVADA CITY:. WELCOME. Nevada Union High School President Dan Stewart (fight), was one of several at the dinner who welcomed A. A. Niyazov, Russian foreign student at Davis, tothe weekend event. Permits For Burning Now Required NEVADA CIT Y-Ranger Robert Burns of the NevadaYuba Unit, California Division of Forestry, Thursday announced that burning permits will be required for all types of burning outside of incorporated cities after. April 15. Forestry personnel started issuing permits on Monday inthe rural areas. On Sunday, the Nevada City Division of Forestry office will issue permits. TO THE CENTER. ; .Popular with host families and the Davis foreign students was the period of folk dancing, under the direction of George Burcham (upper left). Folk and square dancingcontinued until 10 p.m. in the high school multi-purpose room, with children joining in the action. — seh we Se al 23S ,-_— —_ THREE CHEERS.Foreign students and their families gathered Sunday afternoon in Memorial Park in Grass Valley to board the bus for Davis. Nearly 100 local residents were on hand to bid farewell to those taking the bus. They heard the students give three cheers "to our Grass Valley friends" and responded by applauding the students as the bus departed Annual Elk's Club EASTER EGG HUNT ~ ~~ a Pte ar 2 P.M. EASTER SUNDAY 4 PIONEER PARK "YW Youth Activities Nevada City Elks 1000 EGGS 48 PRIZES Bog” . GRAND PRIZE YY al SING-ALONG. .Students and host families participated in a half-hour of singing following the dinner. Leader of the singfest was Evelyn Paye with Allan Haley, high school honor student at the piano. Songs from several countries were featured. . NEVADA CITY—-The Pubfeexander y’ . lic Works departmentof . Nevada City will soon be The mounts ' clearing along ditches with PUG CLEANT® 4 @ : Sponsored By Lodge #518 eo MEANS e CHAIRMAN. . Student weekend chairman was Vee Thompson, shown listening across the head table to foreign students Kavsy Dastur (left) India, the Thompson family guest, and a West German student newly registered at Davis Seated .at Mrs. Thompson's right is A.A. Niyazov, U.S.S.R, Sa New Chain Saw Authorized a new chain saw, The purchase of the saw was authorized by the council at its March meeting, { FREE ESTIMATES TOWN TALK es 265-2570 FreePick-up And Deliver ESSENTIAL ‘ HOMES FOR. ESSENTIAL PEOPLE Committee PHONE 273-6932 Wed-Sat. April 18-21 THE DAY THE EARTH CAUGHT FIRE Janet Munro Leo McKern Edward Judd 6’BLACK HORSES Audie Murphy Dan Duryea Joan O'Brien Sun-Tues. April 22 “24 THE 4 HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE Glenn Ford Ingrid Thulin Charles Boyer THE SECRET OF MONTE CRISTO Rory Calhoun Patricia Bredin

Fe, INTERNATIONAL DINNER. .Some 332 persons enjoyeda chicken and curried lamb dinner at Nevada Union High School Saturday night at the featured event of a weekend visit by 50 UC-Davis foreign students and their families. FLY ANY PLACE 2 RENO LAKE TAHOE LAS VEGAS with qualified trained, commercial pilots in safe, well maintamedaircraft. Cgl-Net Airways LOMA RICA AIRPORT PHONE 273-6151 WHAT IS Call Dick Lasher TUrner 5-9636 . Auburn, California slim, smart ’n smooth! j j i i RAPIERS, continental styled fwith extra smooth front. Beltfess. Cuffless. Crisp sanforized . Wash ’em. Wear ‘em. ‘ou’ll love ‘em! . Oyster, Brown, Dark Green . lt. Green $495 NOVAK'S: 1 ' -9n Broad Street 1 ‘NEVADA CITY:. WELCOME.. Nevada Union High School President Dan Stewart (fight), was one of several at the dinner who welcomed A. A. Niyazov, Russian foreign student at Davis, tothe weekend event. Permits For Burning Now Required NEVADA CIT Y-Ranger Robert Burns of the NevadaYuba Unit, California Division of Forestry, Thursday announced that burning permits will be required for all types of burning outside of incorporated cities after. April 15. Forestry personnel started issuing permits on Monday inthe rural areas. On Sunday, the Nevada City Division of Forestry office will issue permits. TO THE CENTER. ; .Popular with host families and the Davis foreign students was the period of folk dancing, under the direction of George Burcham (upper left). Folk and square dancingcontinued until 10 p.m. in the high school multi-purpose room, with children joining in the action. — seh we Se al 23S ,-_— —_ THREE CHEERS..Foreign students and their families gathered Sunday afternoon in Memorial Park in Grass Valley to board the bus for Davis. Nearly 100 local residents were on hand to bid farewell to those taking the bus. They heard the students give three cheers "to our Grass Valley friends" and responded by applauding the students as the bus departed Annual Elk's Club EASTER EGG HUNT ~ ~~ a Pte ar 2 P.M.

EASTER SUNDAY 4 PIONEER PARK "YW Youth Activities Nevada City Elks 1000 EGGS 48 PRIZES Bog” . GRAND PRIZE YY al SING-ALONG.. .Students and host families participated in a half-hour of singing following the dinner. Leader of the singfest was Evelyn Paye with Allan Haley, high school honor student at the piano. Songs from several countries were featured. . NEVADA CITY—-The Pubfeexander y’ . lic Works departmentof . Nevada City will soon be The mounts ' clearing along ditches with PUG CLEANT® 4 @ : Sponsored By Lodge #518 eo MEANS e CHAIRMAN. . Student weekend chairman was Vee Thompson, shown listening across the head table to foreign students Kavsy Dastur (left) India, the Thompson family guest, and a West German student newly registered at Davis Seated .at Mrs. Thompson's right is A.A. Niyazov, U.S.S.R, Sa New Chain Saw Authorized a new chain saw, The purchase of the saw was authorized by the council at its March meeting, { FREE ESTIMATES TOWN TALK es 265-2570 FreePick-up And Deliver ESSENTIAL ‘ HOMES FOR. ESSENTIAL PEOPLE Committee PHONE 273-6932 Wed-Sat. April 18-21 THE DAY THE EARTH CAUGHT FIRE Janet Munro Leo McKern Edward Judd 6’BLACK HORSES Audie Murphy Dan Duryea Joan O'Brien Sun-Tues. April 22 “24 THE 4 HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE Glenn Ford Ingrid Thulin Charles Boyer THE SECRET OF MONTE CRISTO Rory Calhoun Patricia Bredin