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SAN FRANCISCO — CalifornFigures released here this
ians consumed a record-breakweek by Geo. W. Ososke, exing 12 million barrels of beer ecutive vicepresident of the Calin 1970 and in so doing poured ifornia Brewers Assn., indicate
more than $200 million of tax that beer consumption in the
_ Money into federal, stateandlostate was up 7 per cent over
Sales of beer bring faxes of $200 million
fa
ing by a like percentage.
Largest tax bite was laid on
beer drinkers by the federal
government which received $108
million through its $9per barrel
excise tax.
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Rotary clubs
swap banners
Rotary. clubs ‘in Nevada City
and Minas, Uruguay, have exchanged banners and good will
through an American Field Service exchange student,
The South American Rotarians
are a sponsor of Marianna
Zeballos, 17, who delivered the
Minas Rotary Club banner to the
Nevada Cityans and spoke at
their luncheon meeting Thursday
in the Broiler. She was given a
Nevada City banner to deliver
when she returns home in July.
A letter from the South American Club to the local Rotarians
expressed pride that "we have
someone talking to you who came
to live there and promote friendship and peace between our two
countries," and asked that they
_ keep a watchful eye on her.
Miss Zeballos is a senior at
Nevada Union High School and
lives with the Robert Johnston
family in Nevada City.
She compared life and conditions here to those of her
home country and cited exposure
to snow as among the brand new
experiences she has encountered
here.
Allan Young, program chairman, introduced the speaker.
Area students
at Chico will
receive degrees
A number of students from
the Golden Empire will be candidates for bachelor's and master's degrees Jan, 23 at Chico
State College.
Candidates for bachelor's degrees are: from Grass Valley,
Grace F. Beck in education,
Christopher T. Jones in speech,
Leonard P, Martin in industrial
arts and John A. Prince in
English,
From Nevada City, Susan D.
Amick in. social science and
Charles W. Milton in business
accounting; from Sierraville,
Sidney K. Westall in physical
education; from Smartville, Lyle
E. Jones in biology science.
Three Browns
are officers of
R-R chamber:
Three Browns and a Dunbar
will be installed officers of the
Rough and Ready Chamber of
‘ Commerce Jan. 20 at the Rough
~ Ready Community Grange
Orin Brown is the new president and Alien Brown is the vice
president; Fay Dunbar and Helen
Brown will be installed for their
second terms as treasurer and
secretary respectively.
The dinner will be served at
7:30 p.m. with hospitality hour
scheduled for 6:30 p.m.
For information and to make a
reservation call 273-2934 or
278-2757.
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