December 12, 1962 (10 pages)

ao ' (A selection of significant reports from the U.S, metropolitan press and national periodicals. ) : seeee At the UNITED NATIONS the United States and Russia submitted a joint declaration urging nations to increase efforts to achieve a general and complete disarmament “under effective international control” and to plan for the economic and social adjustments that would follow w orld disarmament. The declaration noted that $120 billion is being spent yearly for military purposes around the world, and disarmament would free more funds to help the developing countries. e®eeee A formal announcement that the United States and the Soviet Union have agreed to cooperate on the peaceful use of space for research in three major areas was made: by U.S, Ambassador Adlai Stevenson at the United Nations. U.N, observers indicated that this agreement is a major step in achieving cooperation in the peaceful use of space, The U.S, and Russia together will study the magnetic -field and weather observations and w arldwide communications through satellites, eeeee8 East German Communist leader Walter Ulbrict in a speech in Berlin stressed the need for compromise on both sides and said that East Germany has developed a long term policy of “peaceful coexistence". Diplomats believe this statement means East Germany will not seek an immediate settlement to the Berlin problem, be eseeee Prime Minister Nehru of {NDIA told the Indian Parliament that Russia will deliver a few MIG_jet fighters to India byJanuary. Aftera study of the border dispute with China, U.S, Special Ambassador W. Averell Harriman reported to President Kennedy that the conflict between the two countries would be long and hard. eeeee The USSR has stated to the U.S, that all offensive weapons have been removed from CUBA, Now that the 42 IL-28 bombers have apparently been taken from the island, theU.S, will Press for Soviet troops to leave also. A Pentagon report recently released stated that during the.Cuban Crisis the 156 Operational missiles in the U.S, were kept at maximum alert by Air Force missile crews. The missiles were aimed at the USSR, which, in turn, according to an Institute of Strategic Studies report, has approximately 75 missiles aimed at the U.S. ese¢ee8 In AFRICA the nations of Uganda, Tanganyika, and Ethiopia refused admittance to Senator Allen Ellender (D: , Louisiana) who is visiting African nations as a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, In a press conference in Southern Rhodesia Senator Ellender had said that he had not seen any African country that was ready: for self-government and that "the average African is incapable of leadership except through the assistance of Europeans”, IFYE Report On Turkey Made To 4-H GRASS VALLEY ---Beverly their living, and the city Bartlett, the IFYEto Turkey, people who live a good deal put on the programat the _ like us. November me eting of the Miss Bartlett wore the naWoodchuckers 4-H Club, tive costume of Turkey, WITH A WINK OF THE EYE. -Ray Polk the Nevada County Historical Society coming president Gilbert Tennis at the annual election of officers Thursday at the Veterans Building in Nevada City. than 100 members and guests attended = (R), retiring president of , ;hands the gavel to inithe dinner meeting. Rocklin campus. ROCKLIN -~-The Sierra College music department has slated two performances of its Christmas program at the Tomorrow at 8 p.m. the choir, band, women's ensemble and Merrymakers‘will present their Christmas program at the college for the general public. On Friday afternoon the program will be repeated for the college student body. More than 100 musicians will perform. Auburn . Highway Work Done AUBURN ---W ork has been completed on the improvement of a short section of Highway 49 in Auburn, according to state highway officials atthe Marysville district office. More GRASS VALLEY---Dec, 27 is the deadline to file nomination papers for the February 5 election to name two directors to the Nevada Irri§ation District board of directors, Elections will be held in Division Three in Placer County and Division Five Most of the clubs in the county were present. They saw films and listened to a which was bright long baggy pants, abright coat, scarves over herhead, and flat heelless shoes. very interesting talk by Miss December 27 Deadline For NID ECONOMIC SURVEY. Recently thirty Nev-' Nevada County; Warren S; Wilson of Lincoln is currently director for Division T hree and Melvin Brown of the Indian Springs area is the present Division Five Director, Nomination papers are available at the office of the secretary of the District in Nomination Papers The .8-mile between : limit received improved drainage facilities, reconstructed base, and resurfacing. : Contractor for the $31, 200 job was A. Teichert & Son, inc. of Sacramento. Merle Coburn of Loomis was resident engineer for the State Division of Highways, Grass Valley and may be filed no later than December 27. Ifno nomination petitions are filed. and if no petition requesting an election is received by the District, appointments may then be made to fill the offices. Palm Avenue and north city . , NC Lions Donate $50 To Drive . NEVADA CITY---TheNevlada City Lions Club last week voted tocontribute $50 tothe United Fund Drive, hoping /to start a parade of organi. Zational donations that ‘would give the drive addilitional impetus. . The United Fund Drive, ‘with a goal of $18,900 has tallied less than $5000 in the first ten days of the drive. The club also voted to pur‘chase 2000 trees to be given to school children during Conservation Week activities Next year, Lions are displaying their annual Christmas doll in Nevada City stores this week, ‘prior to giving the doll to a project fund donor Saturday, Frazer Named ROUGH & READY ---Davyid W. Frazer, has been named to junior membership in the . Sierra Christmas Program Tomorrow Clifford Brau, band director, late last week revealed the three numbers which his concert band will present, The 28 member group will offer the traditional “Christmas Concerto by Corelli? Humperdinck's "Prayer and Dream Pantomime”; and “Mele Kalikimaka", a merry Christmas from Haw aii by Les Taylor, By popular request, the Merrymakers group will repeat a pair they performed last year, The women's ensemble and the entire choir will each do several numbers, including a Bach can~ tata, "O Come all ye Faithful", "Deck the Halls", and "Jingle Bells Calypso", Featured soloists w ill be JoAnn Griffith, Cheryl Hobbs, Dixie Senter and Chuck Tompkins, The program is approximately 90 minutes long. Newman Club Collects Toys ROCKLIN ---Sierra College's Newman Club is now collecting old but usable toys to be giventoSt, Patrick's Orphan_age in Sacramento. Anyone interested in donating toys are asked to contact Joann T ofanelli in Grass ‘Valley or Tom Blackburn in Auburn. Blackburn is president of thecollege club, Advisers Ray Oliva or Elmo Daley may also be contact American Milking Shorthorn Society. e€ & KICKING Delight the heart of any youngster from 1-100 oO @ P Squirrels 0 ~--Aninteresting and exciting pet re) cages to keep them in too, o 8 Tropical Fish ---A complete selection is on si 5ie) a) CPt aay . hand for your admiration and Bartlett. Shetoldthe differences of people in Turkey. The poor uneducated villagers, who are very much behind us in One of the impressing things of the village people wasthe fact that the women -doall the hard work and the men sit in coffee houses, When the men work, all they do is supervise. Another interesting thing was that they have elections, but a big majority of the People can't read or write their names. So they put a } thumb print by their vote, Each party has a different color, The children go to school six years, but if they want to continue they have to go to . the city, I have never seen an audience enjoy aspeaker and subject so much. The meeting ended with refreshments of cookies and punch. It was a very pleasant evening for everyone, ARE BETTER EVER! Candlelight Service Rev. John J. Hinkle of Christ Unity Church of Aubufn and Sacramento will have the Christmas Candle Light Service Monday evening 8 p.m, at the Seventh ada County men, appointed by the Board of \ Supervisors to study the economic potential and future of the county, met in Nevada City to hear State representatives discuss . how similar studies were made in other: scnciaancwee/ 7 counties. Pictured are: (L-R) Guy S. . hart, assistant commissioner for the Stat Economic Development Agency; Norman A. Bass, fieldrepresentative for the EDA; Bill Bill Roberts, Nevada County Planning Di-[=. rector and Neil Hennessy, Supervisor, Dis-j trict Three. \ Local Quartet Wins ROCKLIN-~-A quartet of folk with an applause winning ' singers were awarded first version of Rodgers and Hamprize in Sierra College's anmerstein’s famous duet, nual fall talent show asa Anything youcan do, I can packed house of 750 students dobetter”, were Dixie Senter cheered their approval last of Auburn and Chuck Tompweek, kins of Tahoe, Ba njo-playing cartoonist ‘Linda McDonald of leader of the group was Dan Grass Valley was third with a O'Neill, Nevada City, with pantomime. Honorable : Doug Evans of Nevada City mention went to soloist Linda on guitar. Tom Threlkeld of Bisset of Auburn. Grass Valley and Joan Logan ; hi of Auburn rounded out the} ©@rolyn Wilkins of the As F sociated Women Students group which won with a spe=: cial arrangement of “The Planned and organized the Se there’s a difference As in all useful products, there are varying degrees of excellence in lumber, and because of its special importance in building, it is wise to make sure you get the best. When you buy your lumber from us that is exactly what you get. Let us furnish your , lumber needs. UILOERS & LONSUMEnS Day Adventist Church, 239 Center St., Auburn. j LUMBER CO. See GRASS VALLEY NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY Rock Island Line" show. Cash prizes went tothe Finishing close behing “te. Paid Or Compounded Quarterly MIDVALLEY SAVING and LOAN 1A MARYSVILLE GRASS VALLEY OFFICE 152 So. Auburn St. . purchase, Parakeets & Canaries A large selection to choose from Come in and hear Alpha’s Parrot and Mina Bird They whistle a Merry tune * ALIVE & NOT KICKING fancy, AND AMERICA'S MOST VALUABLE STAMPS: Arriving Priday A Large Assortment Rhododendrons & Camellias This Year Enjoy A Living Christmas Tree Colorado Blue Spruce to suit your We Give S&H Green Stamps We Gladly Gift Wrap Anything That Doesn't Wiggle Nevada City Store Parking Lot Annex t _ Asso} the

ao ' (A selection of significant reports from the U.S, metropolitan press and national periodicals. ) : seeee At the UNITED NATIONS the United States and Russia submitted a joint declaration urging nations to increase efforts to achieve a general and complete disarmament “under effective international control” and to plan for the economic and social adjustments that would follow w orld disarmament. The declaration noted that $120 billion is being spent yearly for military purposes around the world, and disarmament would free more funds to help the developing countries. e®eeee A formal announcement that the United States and the Soviet Union have agreed to cooperate on the peaceful use of space for research in three major areas was made: by U.S, Ambassador Adlai Stevenson at the United Nations. U.N, observers indicated that this agreement is a major step in achieving cooperation in the peaceful use of space, The U.S, and Russia together will study the magnetic -field and weather observations and w arldwide communications through satellites, eeeee8 East German Communist leader Walter Ulbrict in a speech in Berlin stressed the need for compromise on both sides and said that East Germany has developed a long term policy of “peaceful coexistence". Diplomats believe this statement means East Germany will not seek an immediate settlement to the Berlin problem, be eseeee Prime Minister Nehru of {NDIA told the Indian Parliament that Russia will deliver a few MIG_jet fighters to India byJanuary. Aftera study of the border dispute with China, U.S, Special Ambassador W. Averell Harriman reported to President Kennedy that the conflict between the two countries would be long and hard. eeeee The USSR has stated to the U.S, that all offensive weapons have been removed from CUBA, Now that the 42 IL-28 bombers have apparently been taken from the island, theU.S, will Press for Soviet troops to leave also. A Pentagon report recently released stated that during the.Cuban Crisis the 156 Operational missiles in the U.S, were kept at maximum alert by Air Force missile crews. The missiles were aimed at the USSR, which, in turn, according to an Institute of Strategic Studies report, has approximately 75 missiles aimed at the U.S. ese¢ee8 In AFRICA the nations of Uganda, Tanganyika, and Ethiopia refused admittance to Senator Allen Ellender (D: , Louisiana) who is visiting African nations as a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, In a press conference in Southern Rhodesia Senator Ellender had said that he had not seen any African country that was ready: for self-government and that "the average African is incapable of leadership except through the assistance of Europeans”, IFYE Report On Turkey Made To 4-H GRASS VALLEY ---Beverly their living, and the city Bartlett, the IFYEto Turkey, people who live a good deal put on the programat the _ like us. November me eting of the Miss Bartlett wore the naWoodchuckers 4-H Club, tive costume of Turkey, WITH A WINK OF THE EYE.. -Ray Polk the Nevada County Historical Society coming president Gilbert Tennis at the annual election of officers Thursday at the Veterans Building in Nevada City. than 100 members and guests attended = (R), retiring president of , ;hands the gavel to inithe dinner meeting. Rocklin campus. ROCKLIN -~-The Sierra College music department has slated two performances of its Christmas program at the Tomorrow at 8 p.m. the choir, band, women's ensemble and Merrymakers‘will present their Christmas program at the college for the general public. On Friday afternoon the program will be repeated for the college student body. More than 100 musicians will perform. Auburn . Highway Work Done AUBURN ---W ork has been completed on the improvement of a short section of Highway 49 in Auburn, according to state highway officials atthe Marysville district office. More GRASS VALLEY---Dec, 27 is the deadline to file nomination papers for the February 5 election to name two directors to the Nevada Irri§ation District board of directors, Elections will be held in Division Three in Placer County and Division Five Most of the clubs in the county were present. They saw films and listened to a which was bright long baggy pants, abright coat, scarves over herhead, and flat heelless shoes. very interesting talk by Miss December 27 Deadline For NID ECONOMIC SURVEY.. Recently thirty Nev-' Nevada County; Warren S; Wilson of Lincoln is currently director for Division T hree and Melvin Brown of the Indian Springs area is the present Division Five Director, Nomination papers are available at the office of the secretary of the District in Nomination Papers The .8-mile between : limit received improved drainage facilities, reconstructed base, and resurfacing. : Contractor for the $31, 200 job was A. Teichert & Son, inc. of Sacramento. Merle Coburn of Loomis was resident engineer for the State Division of Highways, Grass Valley and may be filed no later than December 27. Ifno nomination petitions are filed. and if no petition requesting an election is received by the District, appointments may then be made to fill the offices. Palm Avenue and north city . , NC Lions Donate $50 To Drive . NEVADA CITY---TheNevlada City Lions Club last week voted tocontribute $50 tothe United Fund Drive, hoping /to start a parade of organi. Zational donations that ‘would give the drive addilitional impetus. . The United Fund Drive, ‘with a goal of $18,900 has tallied less than $5000 in the first ten days of the drive. The club also voted to pur‘chase 2000 trees to be given to school children during Conservation Week activities Next year, Lions are displaying their annual Christmas doll in Nevada City stores this week, ‘prior to giving the doll to a project fund donor Saturday, Frazer Named ROUGH & READY ---Davyid W. Frazer, has been named to junior membership in the . Sierra Christmas Program Tomorrow Clifford Brau, band director, late last week revealed the three numbers which his concert band will present, The 28 member group will

offer the traditional “Christmas Concerto by Corelli? Humperdinck's "Prayer and Dream Pantomime”; and “Mele Kalikimaka", a merry Christmas from Haw aii by Les Taylor, By popular request, the Merrymakers group will repeat a pair they performed last year, The women's ensemble and the entire choir will each do several numbers, including a Bach can~ tata, "O Come all ye Faithful", "Deck the Halls", and "Jingle Bells Calypso", Featured soloists w ill be JoAnn Griffith, Cheryl Hobbs, Dixie Senter and Chuck Tompkins, The program is approximately 90 minutes long. Newman Club Collects Toys ROCKLIN ---Sierra College's Newman Club is now collecting old but usable toys to be giventoSt, Patrick's Orphan_age in Sacramento. Anyone interested in donating toys are asked to contact Joann T ofanelli in Grass ‘Valley or Tom Blackburn in Auburn. Blackburn is president of thecollege club, Advisers Ray Oliva or Elmo Daley may also be contact American Milking Shorthorn Society. e€ & KICKING Delight the heart of any youngster from 1-100 oO @ P Squirrels 0 ~--Aninteresting and exciting pet re) cages to keep them in too, o 8 Tropical Fish ---A complete selection is on si 5ie) a) CPt aay . hand for your admiration and Bartlett. Shetoldthe differences of people in Turkey. The poor uneducated villagers, who are very much behind us in One of the impressing things of the village people wasthe fact that the women -doall the hard work and the men sit in coffee houses, When the men work, all they do is supervise. Another interesting thing was that they have elections, but a big majority of the People can't read or write their names. So they put a } thumb print by their vote, Each party has a different color, The children go to school six years, but if they want to continue they have to go to . the city, I have never seen an audience enjoy aspeaker and subject so much. The meeting ended with refreshments of cookies and punch. It was a very pleasant evening for everyone, ARE BETTER EVER! Candlelight Service Rev. John J. Hinkle of Christ Unity Church of Aubufn and Sacramento will have the Christmas Candle Light Service Monday evening 8 p.m, at the Seventh ada County men, appointed by the Board of \ Supervisors to study the economic potential and future of the county, met in Nevada City to hear State representatives discuss . how similar studies were made in other: scnciaancwee/ 7 counties. Pictured are: (L-R) Guy S. . hart, assistant commissioner for the Stat Economic Development Agency; Norman A. Bass, fieldrepresentative for the EDA; Bill Bill Roberts, Nevada County Planning Di-[=. rector and Neil Hennessy, Supervisor, Dis-j trict Three. \ Local Quartet Wins ROCKLIN-~-A quartet of folk with an applause winning ' singers were awarded first version of Rodgers and Hamprize in Sierra College's anmerstein’s famous duet, nual fall talent show asa Anything youcan do, I can packed house of 750 students dobetter”, were Dixie Senter cheered their approval last of Auburn and Chuck Tompweek, kins of Tahoe, Ba njo-playing cartoonist ‘Linda McDonald of leader of the group was Dan Grass Valley was third with a O'Neill, Nevada City, with pantomime. Honorable : Doug Evans of Nevada City mention went to soloist Linda on guitar. Tom Threlkeld of Bisset of Auburn. Grass Valley and Joan Logan ; hi of Auburn rounded out the} ©@rolyn Wilkins of the As F sociated Women Students group which won with a spe=: cial arrangement of “The Planned and organized the Se there’s a difference As in all useful products, there are varying degrees of excellence in lumber, and because of its special importance in building, it is wise to make sure you get the best. When you buy your lumber from us that is exactly what you get. Let us furnish your , lumber needs. UILOERS & LONSUMEnS Day Adventist Church, 239 Center St., Auburn. j LUMBER CO. See GRASS VALLEY NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY Rock Island Line" show. Cash prizes went tothe Finishing close behing “te. Paid Or Compounded Quarterly MIDVALLEY SAVING and LOAN 1A MARYSVILLE GRASS VALLEY OFFICE 152 So. Auburn St. . purchase, Parakeets & Canaries A large selection to choose from Come in and hear Alpha’s Parrot and Mina Bird They whistle a Merry tune * ALIVE & NOT KICKING fancy, AND AMERICA'S MOST VALUABLE STAMPS: Arriving Priday A Large Assortment Rhododendrons & Camellias This Year Enjoy A Living Christmas Tree Colorado Blue Spruce to suit your We Give S&H Green Stamps We Gladly Gift Wrap Anything That Doesn't Wiggle Nevada City Store Parking Lot Annex t _ Asso} the