March 10, 1960 (6 pages)

i ._ nificance. to the meeting. Both parents and junior leaders agreed that taking a personal interest in other 4-Hers and visiting them often was the most valuable part of the junior leader program, It was. brought out by Victor Engstrom that Ro junior leader ean wait for an invitation to visit a member. He should take the initiative in seeing and helping younger members, © Walter White, demonstration’ j leader, and Jack Costa, project leader, thought it was important . . to keep. younger members informed of all the activities going on in 4-H. Linda McDonald and Shoran Ousley spoke on the importance of working closely with the club and project leadér. They enjoyed talking over various 4-H probJems. with the ‘adults and the older leaders became more familiar with junior leader problems. Daye Casper ‘merftioned many responsibilities of junior leaders, and emphasized’ that helping to organize and run the club meetings was very important. Betty Burcham. gave an interesting account of how she gets the interest of the younger members’ parents when she makes a home visit. tt Mike Ellsworth and Vickie Engstrom agreed that this was important and stimulated the interest and help’ of parents. Jim Brown Was caught up in a spirited diseussion on what kind of help leaders should give 4-H members. Orin Brown emphasized that “no leader should do any work for the 4-H Club Housing Units For Old People Is Yolo Co. Plan A community center for aged _ tenants is among: unique features included in preliminary plans for 124 units to be built: in Winters, Woodland and Broderick by the Yolo County Housing Authority. The plans will be taken to ‘officials of the Federal:Public Housing Authority in San Francisco for review. “As far as lL’ know, this idea is entirely new,”.Haig Shamsho‘ian, executive director of the housing authority, said of the facilities for the aged. He stated there will be emphasis on providnig housing for the aged in the néw units as well as for other grotips qualified to live in th publig housing. Playground facilities: will be provided for children. ¥ Three architects are drawing plans for the three units and each project will have a distinctive layout. Seventy-two of the units will be built in the Woodland project and 26 each in Winters and Broderick. The Winters and Woodlan units will replace ol. buildings which have been: declared unfit for habitation. The Broderick “units will be built on land still’ to be bought by the authority, which has no room in its present project area for the additional units. The construction of the units was authorized at,an election last April 7. The authority will borrow the money from the.federal government to pay for the construction. NEW AND USED @ WE BUY @® WE SELL ® ALSO TRADE ‘We do not charge for carrying charges. We carry our, own accounts, : Load of new furniture approximately every two weeks. “This added sigThe leaders’ participation was most helpful and appreciated. Warns Of State Water Proposal Nevada County voters were warned to take a good look at Governor Brown’s proposed $1,750,000;000 water bond issue for the Feather River Project, by E. H. Spoor, executive secretary of the Mountain Counties Association, at a meeting of Nevada Irrigation District water users in Rough and Ready Hall. Spoor pointed out Monday night that the proposed bonds are not revenue bonds and under stae law he sate may. levy a property tax to pay for them. The bonds would finance. moving water from the northern part of the state to Southern California, Spoor declared Southern Caliifornia can get water from underground sources more. cheaply than by moving it from. the north, He pointed out also conversion of sea water is being done successfully in several small plants along the coast and within a few years : this method should be cheap and practical enough to make it unnecessary to transport water hundreds of miles to. Southern California. Spoor urged Nevada County to Speed completing the proposed NID project for four dams and powerhouses, pointing out that) if this area lets water rights get away. from it now they will be lost forever, The United States imports about 40 per cent of the lead, zinc, copper and antimony ore output of Bolivia, Oldest living thing in the world is believed to be a bristlecone pine in Inyo National Forest, esHEADED FOR BOAT SHOW: Queen Ni White steers straight forthe San Francisco — National S & Boat Show at the Cow Palace, March 4-13. More than 300,000 outdoors. pig gh gg: oer are expe at the largest show of its kind in the west. Nevada Union High Drama Club Will Stage ‘Our Town’ The well known play, Our Town, will be presented .March 18th and 19th by the Nevada Union Senior High School Drama Club. Nancy Burns and George Peat have the leading roles. Three of the leading parts are being played by faculty members William Crankshaw, James Solberg and George Ellsworth. The play will be staged in the] teks schoo] auditorinm, 8:30 p.m. Nevada Hereford Sale Is.Set For Next Week; The 16th annual two day show and sale of the Neyada Hereford Assdceiation, which starts next Sunday in’Reno Nevada, will include consignments’ from Birch Meadow Hereford Ranch’of Grass Valley, "Nevada © Courity;’ David’ Goss’ and Pitchfork Cattle Compahy of Vinton, ‘Plufrids ‘County, and’ other Qalifornia breeders, The show “will *be" jidged by ifO) iia acts } Scenic wonWHEREAS, the negotiations to purchase the land as an addition Z dro Stater of, California meget @. Sasking price uumberman “ta $500;000. 40. punchase this magnificent stretch of scenic wonderand, which apparenty wasn’t enough; and : WHEREAS, the. Big Creek Lumber Company of Santa Cruz recently acquired the land and will soon commence harvesting the trees unless the State of California acts promptly to acquire the. property; and .s. WHEREAS, a;.statement was made by Mr. John H. Knight, deputy chief of the-State Division of Beaches and Parks that this sum of $500,000 has. not been Spent; and Ba B WHEREAS, we, the Nevada County Historical Society assembled ‘at a regular .monthly meeting ‘this 4th day-of February, 1960, feel that a°great shame and disgrace’ would fall. upon the Staté ‘of California were ‘this land to Be loggéd, and thexbheauty as .well as the advantages it would provide be lost ‘to: this.and all future :generations; NOW THEREFORE,: BE IT RESOLVED, that the: Nevada County Historical Society does hereby urgé the 1960> California State Legislature and: the State Division of Bea@hes and Parks to persuade the present owners to stay the logging operations until the State° of California has exhausted every means of Obtaining: this ‘property as a fair prive; and Dale “Carithers* of “Mission San’ os BS Stes 3 oats Saves Listen to Hedley Hall Daily 6:30, 7:45, timated to be 4,500 years old. Serving Grass Valley-Nevada City Area Tops in Listening’ — Tops in News and Music 1600 on. Your Dial and the Local News 12 Noon, -6 P: M. go set TMORIZED FONTIAC DEALER, _ WHEREAS, ‘the ‘Nevada Coun-/Legislature who represent the in which ‘this historical ‘. wood wonderland is located; the Honorable Josesph R. Knowland, chairman of the California State Division of Beaches: and Parks, and the Honorable DeWitt Nelson, director of the Department of Natural Resources.DATED; February 4, 1960. NEVADA COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY. By ELZA KILROY, Its President. ESTHER M. HARTUNG, Its Secretary. Four-Eyed Fish At S. F. Aquarium Steinhart Aquarium in San Francisco’s. Golden Gate Park is exhibiting a family of four-eyed fish, thanks. to Drs. Christopher W, Coats and James Atz of the New York City Aquarium. They were the donors of the recently arrived “jet propelled” shark, “Waldo,” Anableps dowi are’ innocuous little fish, not very striking in shape or color, timid by nature and unprepossessing -‘as’ exotic fish go. But they have four eyes. The eyes are placed well on top of the head so that half of the eye is above water and half below, the upper part being adapted for vision in the air and the lower part for vision under water. They are exhibited in Tank F at the aquarium. The Galapagos Archipelago was annexéd by Ecuador February 12, 1832. soe Question: When and where imple application of an oil refinery. — ; The petroleum chemical, according to the National Automobile. Club, has an odor almost identical to that of a sku which is a natural enemy of rattler. One whiff and the e beats a hasty retreat. should I file my state Personal . income tax return? . Answer: If your return is based on calendar year 1959, it must be . filed no later than April 15, . Some taxpayers keep books on a fiscal year basis. If you are one of these taxpayers, your return must be filed by the 15th day of the fourth month following the relose of your taxable year. Remember: The law imposes penalties and interest for failing to file a return or for failing to file a return by the deadline. You may personally file your return and pay your tax at any of the 13 Franchise Tax Board offices located throughout California. But State Controller Alan Cranston, chairman of the Franchise Tax Board, suggests that you mail your return, along with whatever tax may be due, directly to the main office of the Franchise Tax Board at 1025 P Street, Carlton G. Thomas INVESTMENT BROKER INSURANGE BROKER 151 Mill Street Phone 1035 Grass Valley Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery Stops Itch—Relieves Pain For the first time science has found a new healing substance with the astonishing ability to shrink hemorrhoids and to relieve pain — without: surgery. In case after case, while gently relieving pain, actual reduction (shrinkage) took place. Most amazing of all ~ results were so thorough that sufferers made astonishing statements like “Piles have ceased to be a problem!” The secret is_a.new healing substance (Bio-Dyne®)—discovery of a world-famous research institute. This substance is now available in suppository or ointment form called Preparation H®. At all drug ’ Sacramento 14, California. counters — money back guarantee. mucus. Mucus in nose or EAR NOISES relieved! «+» thousands reported. Wonderful relief from years of suffering from miserable ear noises and poor he caused by catarrhal (excess fluid mucus) conditions of the head! That's what these folks (many past 70) reported after using our simple Elmo Palliative HOME. TREATMENT during the past 22 years. This may be the answer to your prayer. NOTHING TO WEAR. Here are SOME of the symptoms that may likely go with your catarrhal deafness and ear noises: Mucus dropping in throat. Head feels stopped up by throat every day. Hear—but{don’t understand words. Hear better on clear daya—worse on bad days, or with a cold, Ear noises like crickets, bells, whistles, clicking or escaping steam or others, You, too, may enjoy wonderful relief if your poor hearing or ear noises are caused by catarrhal conditions of the head and when the treatment is used as needed. Writenow for PROOF of RELIEF & 30 DAY TRIAL OFFER, THE ELMO COMPANY, Dept. C74A, Davenport, lowa. « washed in water your hands could “My new electric dishwasher frees us from after-dinner drudgery!” What a life! . . . when you can settle down right after dinner with the kitchen neat as a pin! No “K.P.” for family or friends, for dishes are done automatically. Cleaner dishes, too—many times cleaner, ’cause they’re otter than er touch! Put a stop to old-fashioned hand dishwashing with a new automatic dishwasher —portable (at about $200) or built-in.'See them at your dealer . . . You'll agree! 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i ._ nificance. to the meeting. Both parents and junior leaders agreed that taking a personal interest in other 4-Hers and visiting them often was the most valuable part of the junior leader program, It was. brought out by Victor Engstrom that Ro junior leader ean wait for an invitation to visit a member. He should take the initiative in seeing and helping younger members, © Walter White, demonstration’ j leader, and Jack Costa, project leader, thought it was important . . to keep. younger members informed of all the activities going on in 4-H. Linda McDonald and Shoran Ousley spoke on the importance of working closely with the club and project leadér. They enjoyed talking over various 4-H probJems. with the ‘adults and the older leaders became more familiar with junior leader problems. Daye Casper ‘merftioned many responsibilities of junior leaders, and emphasized’ that helping to organize and run the club meetings was very important. Betty Burcham. gave an interesting account of how she gets the interest of the younger members’ parents when she makes a home visit. tt Mike Ellsworth and Vickie Engstrom agreed that this was important and stimulated the interest and help’ of parents. Jim Brown Was caught up in a spirited diseussion on what kind of help leaders should give 4-H members. Orin Brown emphasized that “no leader should do any work for the 4-H Club Housing Units For Old People Is Yolo Co. Plan A community center for aged _ tenants is among: unique features included in preliminary plans for 124 units to be built: in Winters, Woodland and Broderick by the Yolo County Housing Authority. The plans will be taken to ‘officials of the Federal:Public Housing Authority in San Francisco for review. “As far as lL’ know, this idea is entirely new,”.Haig Shamsho‘ian, executive director of the housing authority, said of the facilities for the aged. He stated there will be emphasis on providnig housing for the aged in the néw units as well as for other grotips qualified to live in th publig housing. Playground facilities: will be provided for children. ¥ Three architects are drawing plans for the three units and each project will have a distinctive layout. Seventy-two of the units will be built in the Woodland project and 26 each in Winters and Broderick. The Winters and Woodlan units will replace ol. buildings which have been: declared unfit for habitation. The Broderick “units will be built on land still’ to be bought by the authority, which has no room in its present project area for the additional units. The construction of the units was authorized at,an election last April 7. The authority will borrow the money from the.federal government to pay for the construction. NEW AND USED @ WE BUY @® WE SELL ® ALSO TRADE ‘We do not charge for carrying charges. We carry our, own accounts, : Load of new furniture approximately every two weeks. “This added sigThe leaders’ participation was most helpful and appreciated. Warns Of State Water Proposal Nevada County voters were warned to take a good look at Governor Brown’s proposed $1,750,000;000 water bond issue for the Feather River Project, by E. H. Spoor, executive secretary of the Mountain Counties Association, at a meeting of Nevada Irrigation District water users in Rough and Ready Hall. Spoor pointed out Monday night that the proposed bonds are not revenue bonds and under stae law he sate may. levy a property tax to pay for them. The bonds would finance. moving water from the northern part of the state to Southern California, Spoor declared Southern Caliifornia can get water from underground sources more. cheaply than by moving it from. the north, He pointed out also conversion of sea water is being done successfully in several small plants along the coast and within a few years : this method should be cheap and practical enough to make it unnecessary to transport water hundreds of miles to. Southern California. Spoor urged Nevada County to Speed completing the proposed NID project for four dams and powerhouses, pointing out that) if this area lets water rights get away. from it now they will be lost forever, The United States imports about 40 per cent of the lead, zinc, copper and antimony ore output of Bolivia, Oldest living thing in the world is believed to be a bristlecone pine in Inyo National Forest, esHEADED FOR BOAT SHOW: Queen Ni White steers straight forthe San Francisco — National S & Boat Show at the Cow Palace, March 4-13. More than 300,000 outdoors. pig gh gg: oer are expe at the largest show of its kind in the west. Nevada Union High Drama Club Will Stage ‘Our Town’ The well known play, Our Town, will be presented .March 18th and 19th by the Nevada Union Senior High School Drama Club. Nancy Burns and George Peat have the leading roles. Three of the leading parts are being played by faculty members William Crankshaw, James Solberg and George Ellsworth. The play will be staged in the] teks schoo] auditorinm, 8:30 p.m. Nevada Hereford Sale Is.Set For Next Week; The 16th annual two day show and sale of the Neyada Hereford Assdceiation, which starts next Sunday in’Reno Nevada, will include consignments’ from Birch Meadow Hereford Ranch’of Grass Valley, "Nevada © Courity;’ David’ Goss’ and Pitchfork Cattle Compahy of Vinton, ‘Plufrids ‘County, and’ other Qalifornia breeders, The show “will *be" jidged by ifO) iia acts } Scenic wonWHEREAS, the negotiations to purchase the land as an addition Z dro Stater of, California meget @. Sasking price uumberman “ta $500;000. 40. punchase this magnificent stretch of scenic wonderand, which apparenty wasn’t enough; and : WHEREAS, the. Big Creek Lumber Company of Santa Cruz recently acquired the land and will soon commence harvesting

the trees unless the State of California acts promptly to acquire the. property; and .s. WHEREAS, a;.statement was made by Mr. John H. Knight, deputy chief of the-State Division of Beaches and Parks that this sum of $500,000 has. not been Spent; and Ba B WHEREAS, we, the Nevada County Historical Society assembled ‘at a regular .monthly meeting ‘this 4th day-of February, 1960, feel that a°great shame and disgrace’ would fall. upon the Staté ‘of California were ‘this land to Be loggéd, and thexbheauty as .well as the advantages it would provide be lost ‘to: this.and all future :generations; NOW THEREFORE,: BE IT RESOLVED, that the: Nevada County Historical Society does hereby urgé the 1960> California State Legislature and: the State Division of Bea@hes and Parks to persuade the present owners to stay the logging operations until the State° of California has exhausted every means of Obtaining: this ‘property as a fair prive; and Dale “Carithers* of “Mission San’ os BS Stes 3 oats Saves Listen to Hedley Hall Daily 6:30, 7:45, timated to be 4,500 years old. Serving Grass Valley-Nevada City Area Tops in Listening’ — Tops in News and Music 1600 on. Your Dial and the Local News 12 Noon, -6 P: M. go set TMORIZED FONTIAC DEALER, _ WHEREAS, ‘the ‘Nevada Coun-/Legislature who represent the in which ‘this historical ‘. wood wonderland is located; the Honorable Josesph R. Knowland, chairman of the California State Division of Beaches: and Parks, and the Honorable DeWitt Nelson, director of the Department of Natural Resources.DATED; February 4, 1960. NEVADA COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY. By ELZA KILROY, Its President. ESTHER M. HARTUNG, Its Secretary. Four-Eyed Fish At S. F. Aquarium Steinhart Aquarium in San Francisco’s. Golden Gate Park is exhibiting a family of four-eyed fish, thanks. to Drs. Christopher W, Coats and James Atz of the New York City Aquarium. They were the donors of the recently arrived “jet propelled” shark, “Waldo,” Anableps dowi are’ innocuous little fish, not very striking in shape or color, timid by nature and unprepossessing -‘as’ exotic fish go. But they have four eyes. The eyes are placed well on top of the head so that half of the eye is above water and half below, the upper part being adapted for vision in the air and the lower part for vision under water. They are exhibited in Tank F at the aquarium. The Galapagos Archipelago was annexéd by Ecuador February 12, 1832. soe Question: When and where imple application of an oil refinery. — ; The petroleum chemical, according to the National Automobile. Club, has an odor almost identical to that of a sku which is a natural enemy of rattler. One whiff and the e beats a hasty retreat. should I file my state Personal . income tax return? . Answer: If your return is based on calendar year 1959, it must be . filed no later than April 15, . Some taxpayers keep books on a fiscal year basis. If you are one of these taxpayers, your return must be filed by the 15th day of the fourth month following the relose of your taxable year. Remember: The law imposes penalties and interest for failing to file a return or for failing to file a return by the deadline. You may personally file your return and pay your tax at any of the 13 Franchise Tax Board offices located throughout California. But State Controller Alan Cranston, chairman of the Franchise Tax Board, suggests that you mail your return, along with whatever tax may be due, directly to the main office of the Franchise Tax Board at 1025 P Street, Carlton G. Thomas INVESTMENT BROKER INSURANGE BROKER 151 Mill Street Phone 1035 Grass Valley Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery Stops Itch—Relieves Pain For the first time science has found a new healing substance with the astonishing ability to shrink hemorrhoids and to relieve pain — without: surgery. In case after case, while gently relieving pain, actual reduction (shrinkage) took place. Most amazing of all ~ results were so thorough that sufferers made astonishing statements like “Piles have ceased to be a problem!” The secret is_a.new healing substance (Bio-Dyne®)—discovery of a world-famous research institute. This substance is now available in suppository or ointment form called Preparation H®. At all drug ’ Sacramento 14, California. counters — money back guarantee. mucus. Mucus in nose or EAR NOISES relieved! «+» thousands reported. Wonderful relief from years of suffering from miserable ear noises and poor he caused by catarrhal (excess fluid mucus) conditions of the head! That's what these folks (many past 70) reported after using our simple Elmo Palliative HOME. TREATMENT during the past 22 years. This may be the answer to your prayer. NOTHING TO WEAR. Here are SOME of the symptoms that may likely go with your catarrhal deafness and ear noises: Mucus dropping in throat. Head feels stopped up by throat every day. Hear—but{don’t understand words. Hear better on clear daya—worse on bad days, or with a cold, Ear noises like crickets, bells, whistles, clicking or escaping steam or others, You, too, may enjoy wonderful relief if your poor hearing or ear noises are caused by catarrhal conditions of the head and when the treatment is used as needed. Writenow for PROOF of RELIEF & 30 DAY TRIAL OFFER, THE ELMO COMPANY, Dept. C74A, Davenport, lowa. « washed in water your hands could “My new electric dishwasher frees us from after-dinner drudgery!” What a life! . . . when you can settle down right after dinner with the kitchen neat as a pin! No “K.P.” for family or friends, for dishes are done automatically. Cleaner dishes, too—many times cleaner, ’cause they’re otter than er touch! Put a stop to old-fashioned hand dishwashing with a new automatic dishwasher —portable (at about $200) or built-in.'See them at your dealer . . . You'll agree! Why be a dishwasher—buy onel. PG&E Service is your best household bargain P-GE: Pacific Gas and Electric Company