January 8, 1969 (12 pages)

4 The Nevada County Nugget Nearly six million 1968 State income tax forms are on their way to California taxpayers as the Franchise Tax Board completed its annual mailing on December 30, Most California taxpayers will _ Teceive a packet of materials containing Form 540 and an instruction booklet, said Martin Huff, executive officer, However, if a taxpayer has moved since filing his return last year, he will not receive his forms directly in the mail and should plan to pick them up at one of the many distribution points located throughout the state. An additional five million forms are being mailed to banks, chambers of commerce, some U.S. Post Office facilities, and offices of the State Board of Equalization, the State Department of Motor Vehicles, and Wednesday, Jan. 8, 1969 Income tax forms mailed by state the State Department of Employment, Taxpayers who do not receive forms directly in the mail may pick them up at the above locations or at any office of the Franchise Tax Board, or upon request, they will be sent from. the main office at 1025 P Street, Sacramento. Single persons with an adjusted gross income of $3,250 or more, and married couples with an adjusted, gross income of $6,500 or more, are required to file a return, The filing deadline is April 15, but an early start in preparing returns may be beneficial to the taxpayer, Huff pointed out. If allows him time to double check his figures and compile his records when he is not under pressure of a last minute deadline, he said, “BUSINESS BILLBOARD BOWLING & BILLIARDS Jolly Roger Lanes Grass Valley, Calif. NEVADA CiTy COCKTAILS THURS. -FRI.-SAT. DANCING FROM 4 P.M. FISH N CH:PS ‘TILL 2 A.M, CHILDREN WITH PARENTS WELCOME THE GIPSON’S 273-256) COLLECTORS EMPORIUM (Pioneer Antiques Etc.) 313 Broad $t., Nevada 265-2116 aed ane, Richerd & Shirley Willey REAL ESTATE There’s a home in your future with CWP ty 201 Maie ST St. 6.¥. 273-8413 » waranes >@= cocks BWiiaY aug *epelsioe. germ. EWD Qua! 265: JEwWRlew. WASHINGTON HOTEL . March of By BERNARD WEISSKOPF, M.D. Director, March of Dimes Birth Defects Center University of Louisville School of Medicine The birth of a handicapped child into a family may often lead to handicapped parents. A family may find itself overwhelmed emotionally by the birth of a child with Down’s syndrome, spina bifida or other -birth defect. Such a handicap becomes equally real and cruel for parent and child. Whereas, previously physicians have been essentially concerned with the child’s abnormalities, we are now becoming more aware and concerned about the emotional needs of the parents who give birth and raise such a handicapped child. The family which is unable to accept its child’s defect and consequent limitations may cause emotional problems in the child which will further handicap him. : Scores of. ‘“‘telltale symptoms” expose the handicapped parent. For example, the home atmosphere may become supercharged with accusations of blame, either toward one or the other ‘parent or toward a professional. One parent.may remind the other that he or she didn’t want to have a child in the first place. Often parents find themselves guilt-ridden as a consequence of bringing a defective child into the world. They may find that they possess ambivalent feelings toward their handicapped child, which may further enhance their guilt feelings. In many cases, they find themselves unable to accept their child’s handicap and “shop” for medical advice which will help them in their need to deny the problem. Family grief over the birth of a handicapped child can become~chronic. Sometimes the parents’ interrelationship can be seriously affected and resort Fete oe FEV EE EOS ey Child’s Handicap Can Wreck Family, Dimes Pediatrician Finds Parents of child with Down’s syndrome (mongolism) receive information and counseling about the chromosome defect which causes this condition in about one of 600 births. Firm statistics on the frequency of divorce in such handicapped families is not yet available. The tragedy here is that while the parents face their own emotional upheaval, the child may retreat further and further into his own world to avoid the stormy one of the adults about him. In this atmosphere, adequate home management of the child’s problems becomes most difficult. _ With the recognition of the importance of ‘the emotional needs of the parents, more and more emphasis is being placed on adequately understanding these needs and dealing effectively with them. At The National Foundation March of Dimes Center at the University of Louisville School of Medicine, careful evaluation of the family and their emotional needs are undertaken. Treatment, where necessary, is provided by the Center or by a referral to another agency for such. Emphasis is placed on helping families with their feelings of guilt, hostility, shame and often felt need of denial. Unfortunately, elimination and needs is by no means an easy .or-short term undertakto divorce courts can ensue. ing. But one must deal with or reduction of these feelings . this problem if one is to help the child. In therapeutic counseling sessions, the parents’ reactions and responses are varied. They may prove hostile to wellmeant and sympathetic professional help. They may be overcome by shame. And yet, for many, there isa sense of relief when, during counseling, they are finally made to understand and helped to accept the truth about their child. We find few of these parents alike, but the cardinal point is that we now recognize the needs of these handicapped parents whereas before we were preoccupied with only the child’s problems and were often prone to overlook the suffering of father, mother and other siblings. It is gratifying to find, however, that not all parents in these difficult circumstances are necessarily “handicapped.” Actually, many are able to make the proper adjustment without too great a‘ difficulty: In many families, the parentscome to look upon their handicapped youngster as a special child in need of extra. understanding, love and care and one which strengthens rather than weakens the bonds _ between father, mother and siblings. Common cold costly illness Every winter day 20to 35 million Americans have a cold. The common cold is America's most expensive illness. Absences from work due to colds add upto 47 million lost workdays and 65 and the ability to fight off infection. Fresh air is an important cold deterrent. Keep rooms well ventilated, and remember toturn down the heat at night. Anyone with a. cold is a polevada Ci 310 Broad dt Len Gilbert FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 111 W. MAIN P.O. BOX 1034 GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. 95945 PH. 273-6166 BOB LONG INSURANCE 707 NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY , GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA PHONE 273-2036 Representing The Travelers Ins. Companies 7 million lost schooldays every Pacheco bh ay year, The total time Americans i Dinner are confined to bed because Washington, Calif. 165-4364 3} of colds come to 116 million days, You are more likely to be part of these statistics if you ‘are female, live in a large city, are under 6 years of age, come from a large family, and live in the western or northeastern part of the United States, ; Avoiding infection by a cold virus is possible — up to-a point, “Contentment preserves one even from catching a cold," the great philosopher Nietzsche is quoted as saying in "Cold Facts " @ honklet published by Winthrop Laboratories in New ~—~“York City. Other recommendations include keeping up resistance by getting sufficient exercise, eating well-balanced SCHOOLS Rey: DRIVE CAREFULLY ' For Big Results Call A. SMALL JAMITORIAL SERVICE Woman‘s Janitorial Service For Office Or Home 213-8151 7134340 . meals, and getting as much sleep as possible. During the cold=’ weather months, an extra hour a night is advised; Avoid chilling, overheating and dampness — not because they cause colds, but because they do lower body resistance -WATER PROBLEMS Call 273-4493 . Pumps—Fi:iers Pipe—Fittings GEO. A. KING &@ SON Pat € nwt some AS yA tential cold spreader, particularly children, Early. stages of the dsease are the most contagious. Every sneeze fills the air with thousands of virus-laden droplets, Everyone should have his own glass, cup, and silverware, Hands should be washed thoroughly and often. "Effective handwashing is one of the oldest and most consistent defenses against the spread of infectious agents from one person to another," a report on the importance of hand washing written for nurses advises, The antibacterial liquid skin cleanser, pHisoHex, is preferred to soap, the author writes, even though soap may also contain hexachlorophene, But, taking all precautions known to help prevent colds may not help, the "Cold Facts" booklet warns, Just breathing the air that a cold sufferer has. merely talked into: offers the possibility of infecting a healthy person, It is therefore advisable to stay as far away.as possible from fam/ly, friends and fellow Bay WO BR TWIT ATE RS aww we Ee aw we ORR Pe SOP ah fra ELD TW) ay Po) eal Fl he Or Pap a a workers with colds, Shake hands with your friends instead of kissing them during the coldseason, the booklet advises, These are indeed the very "cold" facts, Boost cattle thief reward $750 REWARD FOR CATTLE RUSTLERS No, this is not a reward poster out of the old Tombstone Gazette, but just a realization by the California Cattlemen's Association of an ever-increasing problem of the modern cowman, Although the alarm has been sounded in recent months over the great influx of crime in our cities, it should not be thought for a moment that this is a Problem unique to urban America, As a matter of fact, the modern day cattle rustler, due to his cunning and sophisticated methods, . is inflicting as great a damage to the cattlemen today. as he'was yesteryear, To combat this, the California Cattlemen's Association has increased the reward it offers to’ anyone who leads to the arrest and conviction of a cattle rustler, : Cle litt bik

4 The Nevada County Nugget Nearly six million 1968 State income tax forms are on their way to California taxpayers as the Franchise Tax Board completed its annual mailing on December 30, Most California taxpayers will _ Teceive a packet of materials containing Form 540 and an instruction booklet, said Martin Huff, executive officer, However, if a taxpayer has moved since filing his return last year, he will not receive his forms directly in the mail and should plan to pick them up at one of the many distribution points located throughout the state. An additional five million forms are being mailed to banks, chambers of commerce, some U.S. Post Office facilities, and offices of the State Board of Equalization, the State Department of Motor Vehicles, and Wednesday, Jan. 8, 1969 Income tax forms mailed by state the State Department of Employment, Taxpayers who do not receive forms directly in the mail may pick them up at the above locations or at any office of the Franchise Tax Board, or upon request, they will be sent from. the main office at 1025 P Street, Sacramento. Single persons with an adjusted gross income of $3,250 or more, and married couples with an adjusted, gross income of $6,500 or more, are required to file a return, The filing deadline is April 15, but an early start in preparing returns may be beneficial to the taxpayer, Huff pointed out. If allows him time to double check his figures and compile his records when he is not under pressure of a last minute deadline, he said, “BUSINESS BILLBOARD BOWLING & BILLIARDS Jolly Roger Lanes Grass Valley, Calif. NEVADA CiTy COCKTAILS THURS. -FRI.-SAT. DANCING FROM 4 P.M. FISH N CH:PS ‘TILL 2 A.M, CHILDREN WITH PARENTS WELCOME THE GIPSON’S 273-256) COLLECTORS EMPORIUM (Pioneer Antiques Etc.) 313 Broad $t., Nevada 265-2116 aed ane, Richerd & Shirley Willey REAL ESTATE There’s a home in your future with CWP ty 201 Maie ST St. 6.¥. 273-8413 » waranes >@= cocks BWiiaY aug *epelsioe. germ. EWD Qua! 265: JEwWRlew. WASHINGTON HOTEL . March of By BERNARD WEISSKOPF, M.D. Director, March of Dimes Birth Defects Center University of Louisville School of Medicine The birth of a handicapped child into a family may often lead to handicapped parents. A family may find itself overwhelmed emotionally by the birth of a child with Down’s syndrome, spina bifida or other -birth defect. Such a handicap becomes equally real and cruel for parent and child. Whereas, previously physicians have been essentially concerned with the child’s abnormalities, we are now becoming more aware and concerned about the emotional needs of the parents who give birth and raise such a handicapped child. The family which is unable to accept its child’s defect and consequent limitations may cause emotional problems in the child which will further handicap him. : Scores of. ‘“‘telltale symptoms” expose the handicapped parent. For example, the home atmosphere may become supercharged with accusations of blame, either toward one or the other ‘parent or toward a professional. One parent.may remind the other that he or she didn’t want to have a child in the first place. Often parents find themselves guilt-ridden as a consequence of bringing a defective child into the world. They may find that they possess ambivalent feelings toward their handicapped child, which may further enhance their guilt feelings. In many cases, they find themselves unable to accept their child’s handicap and “shop” for medical advice which will help them in their need to deny the problem. Family grief over the birth of a handicapped child can become~chronic. Sometimes the parents’ interrelationship can be seriously affected and resort Fete oe FEV EE EOS ey Child’s Handicap Can Wreck Family, Dimes Pediatrician Finds Parents of child with Down’s syndrome (mongolism) receive information and counseling about the chromosome defect which causes this condition in about one of 600 births. Firm statistics on the frequency of divorce in such handicapped families is not yet available. The tragedy here is that while the parents face their own emotional upheaval, the child may retreat further and further into his own world to avoid the stormy one of the adults about him. In this atmosphere, adequate home management of the child’s problems becomes most difficult. _ With the recognition of the importance of ‘the emotional needs of the parents, more and more emphasis is being placed on adequately understanding these needs and dealing effectively with them. At The National Foundation March of Dimes Center at the University of Louisville School of Medicine, careful evaluation of the family and their emotional needs are undertaken. Treatment, where necessary, is provided by the Center or by a referral to another agency for such. Emphasis is placed on helping families with their feelings of guilt, hostility, shame and often felt need of denial. Unfortunately, elimination and needs is by no means an easy .or-short term undertakto divorce courts can ensue. ing. But one must deal with or reduction of these feelings . this problem if one is to help the child. In therapeutic counseling sessions, the parents’ reactions

and responses are varied. They may prove hostile to wellmeant and sympathetic professional help. They may be overcome by shame. And yet, for many, there isa sense of relief when, during counseling, they are finally made to understand and helped to accept the truth about their child. We find few of these parents alike, but the cardinal point is that we now recognize the needs of these handicapped parents whereas before we were preoccupied with only the child’s problems and were often prone to overlook the suffering of father, mother and other siblings. It is gratifying to find, however, that not all parents in these difficult circumstances are necessarily “handicapped.” Actually, many are able to make the proper adjustment without too great a‘ difficulty: In many families, the parentscome to look upon their handicapped youngster as a special child in need of extra. understanding, love and care and one which strengthens rather than weakens the bonds _ between father, mother and siblings. Common cold costly illness Every winter day 20to 35 million Americans have a cold. The common cold is America's most expensive illness. Absences from work due to colds add upto 47 million lost workdays and 65 and the ability to fight off infection. Fresh air is an important cold deterrent. Keep rooms well ventilated, and remember toturn down the heat at night. Anyone with a. cold is a polevada Ci 310 Broad dt Len Gilbert FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 111 W. MAIN P.O. BOX 1034 GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. 95945 PH. 273-6166 BOB LONG INSURANCE 707 NEVADA CITY HIGHWAY , GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA PHONE 273-2036 Representing The Travelers Ins. Companies 7 million lost schooldays every Pacheco bh ay year, The total time Americans i Dinner are confined to bed because Washington, Calif. 165-4364 3} of colds come to 116 million days, You are more likely to be part of these statistics if you ‘are female, live in a large city, are under 6 years of age, come from a large family, and live in the western or northeastern part of the United States, ; Avoiding infection by a cold virus is possible — up to-a point, “Contentment preserves one even from catching a cold," the great philosopher Nietzsche is quoted as saying in "Cold Facts " @ honklet published by Winthrop Laboratories in New ~—~“York City. Other recommendations include keeping up resistance by getting sufficient exercise, eating well-balanced SCHOOLS Rey: DRIVE CAREFULLY ' For Big Results Call A. SMALL JAMITORIAL SERVICE Woman‘s Janitorial Service For Office Or Home 213-8151 7134340 . meals, and getting as much sleep as possible. During the cold=’ weather months, an extra hour a night is advised; Avoid chilling, overheating and dampness — not because they cause colds, but because they do lower body resistance -WATER PROBLEMS Call 273-4493 . Pumps—Fi:iers Pipe—Fittings GEO. A. KING &@ SON Pat € nwt some AS yA tential cold spreader, particularly children, Early. stages of the dsease are the most contagious. Every sneeze fills the air with thousands of virus-laden droplets, Everyone should have his own glass, cup, and silverware, Hands should be washed thoroughly and often. "Effective handwashing is one of the oldest and most consistent defenses against the spread of infectious agents from one person to another," a report on the importance of hand washing written for nurses advises, The antibacterial liquid skin cleanser, pHisoHex, is preferred to soap, the author writes, even though soap may also contain hexachlorophene, But, taking all precautions known to help prevent colds may not help, the "Cold Facts" booklet warns, Just breathing the air that a cold sufferer has. merely talked into: offers the possibility of infecting a healthy person, It is therefore advisable to stay as far away.as possible from fam/ly, friends and fellow Bay WO BR TWIT ATE RS aww we Ee aw we ORR Pe SOP ah fra ELD TW) ay Po) eal Fl he Or Pap a a workers with colds, Shake hands with your friends instead of kissing them during the coldseason, the booklet advises, These are indeed the very "cold" facts, Boost cattle thief reward $750 REWARD FOR CATTLE RUSTLERS No, this is not a reward poster out of the old Tombstone Gazette, but just a realization by the California Cattlemen's Association of an ever-increasing problem of the modern cowman, Although the alarm has been sounded in recent months over the great influx of crime in our cities, it should not be thought for a moment that this is a Problem unique to urban America, As a matter of fact, the modern day cattle rustler, due to his cunning and sophisticated methods, . is inflicting as great a damage to the cattlemen today. as he'was yesteryear, To combat this, the California Cattlemen's Association has increased the reward it offers to’ anyone who leads to the arrest and conviction of a cattle rustler, : Cle litt bik