March 12, 1959 (6 pages)

eat . not.in relation to future wildlife. Statistic) related to the fact that by the year 2000, only forty' -=In the American Red Cross, this nation and the world has Entered December 5,/1926, as second class @aitter at the post office at Nevada City, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Adjudicated a legal newspaper November 6, 1951, in Nevada County Subscription: Yearly $3.00; Six Months $1.75 — Advertising Rates on Request * : i Superior Court, Decree No. 10023. ak A TAXPAYER BLOWS HIS TOP My Dear Sirs: : In reply to your request to send a check, I wish to inform you that the present condition of my bank account makes italmost impossible. My shattered financial condition is due to federal laws, state laws, county laws, city laws, corporation laws, liquor laws, mother-in-laws, brother-in-laws, sister-inlaws, and outlaws. ; Through these laws I am compelled to pay a business tax, amusement tax, head tax, school tax, gas tax, light tax, _income tax, sales tax, food tax, furniture.tax and excise tax. Even my brains are taxed. _ I am required to get .a business license, car license, hunting and fishing license, truck license and dog license. : I am also required to contribute to ever society and organizaiton which the genius of man is. capable of bringing to life; to women’s relief, the unemployed’ relief and the gold digger’s relief. Also to. every hospital and charitable institution in fhe city, including the Red Cross, the black cross, the purple cross and the double cross. For my own safety I am required to carry life insurance, property insurance, liability insurance, burglar insurance, accident insurance, business insurance, earthquake insurance, tornado insurance, unemployment insurance, old age and fire insurance. My business is so governed that it is no easy matter for me to find out who owns it. I am inspected, sus‘pected, disrespected, rejected, dejected, examined, reexamin_ed, informed, required, mmoned, /fined, commanded compelled until I provide an inex stible supply of for every known need of the hum&én race. Simply because I refuse to donate to somethin r OF I am boycotted, talked about, lied about, held up, held down, and robbed until Iam almost ruined. I can tell you honestly that except for the miracle that happened, I could not-enclose this check. The wolf that comes to many doors nowadays, just had pups in my kitchen. “I sold them and here is the money. Yours faithfully, JOHN Q. CITIZEN LET’S ALL BE CONSERV ATIONISTS California still has abundant natural resources but the time is long past when we can be indifferent about how they are used or harvested. The 25th annual observance of California Conservation Week this week (March 7-14) prompts this thought. Sa California has the largest remaining stand of virgin timber in America but the timber industry already has felt it necessary to adopt practices suchas sustained yield cutting and tree farming to insure a perpetually adequate supply. _ Soil conservation is being encouraged to check erosion of our thin, precious layer of topsgil. We are doing something but still not enough about co: ing our precious water, both on the surface and underground. = ee ain We are probably not working fast enough to conserve all the recreational areas that California’s Auge population ' will need only a few years hence. The acquisition program of the State Division of Seenee and Parks seems large now but eeds. amar The Fish and Gamé Commission is talking about reducing the trout limit from 15 to 10. « Many Californians can remember when the limit was 50. onservation has come to California Conservation Week should be an annual occasion for every citizen to stop and think what he can do as an individual or by joining others in programs to use wisely, thriftly our hard pressed natural resources. SAN FRANCISCO HOSTS WILDERNESS CONFERENCE ._ San Francisco will be the focal point next week (March 20-21) for a meeting of many national leaders of the movement to preserve substantial portiotis of America’s remaining wilderness areas. i The occasion will be the Sixth Biennial Wilderness Conference, sponsored by the Sierra Club and other conservation. organizations. The theme of the Conference will be “The Meaning of Wilderness to Science”, emphasizing the scientific value of preserving small islands of primitive land as natural laboratories, . 2 Legislation has been introduced in Congress to establish a National Wilderness Preservation System. Controversial, the legislation is opposed by timber operators, miners, stockmen, oil prospectors and other resource developers. Conservationists are united behind it. The Wilderness Conference in San Francisco will advance the scientific argument for the conservationist’s case, other aspects of which are esthetic, recreational and (just to cite a one years away, America will have an estimated population of 321,000,000 persons ‘and all their landscape cluttering works’ as a national writer recently put it. e many ways in which Americans express their belief in the Golden Rule is their support of causes that seek . ‘to bring relief from the disasters of life. sonumental embodiment of man’s love.of his fellow in dis28s, has instinctive desire to as mangled manieh in a rather different, but ‘no less Starting in the local courts makassuage another’s misfortune as 8 ans’ organization; born of a cau cus in states: PROCLAMATION doms, and its birth March 15-17, 1959, mark. ing the completion -.of four decades of patriotic labors which have had great and beneficial impact on the welfare and sceurity of America; “Now, therefore, I, William’ E. Mullis as Mayor of the City of Nevada City do hereby proclaim the week of March 15 to 21, 1959, as American Legion Birthday Week and do call upon all citizens and all organizations to join in paying tribute to the good works of this greatest of all veterans organizations. In witness whereof, I hereunto set my hand’ and caused to be affixed the seal of the City of ada City at the City Hall on 15th day of March, Signed: WILLIAM E, M IS, Mayor of the City of Nevada City, Calif. On The Scene With “MILLIE D” Hi, everyone. How many of you know how to make brown sugar pie? Two egg yolks, 1% cups brown ‘sugar, % cup sweet milk, 2*tablespoons of butter, 1 heaping tablespoon of flour, 1 teaspoon of vanilla, dash of nutmeg and bake filling in open crust.”:. . Wonder if that cozy little place on Broad Street (the Sugar Loaf Inn) could ma it? The. atmosphere is one. of “will toward all. If you’re low im spirits, have a bite there. . The premier of “A Physician in Spite of Himself” was well recieved at the Assay Thetater. . . The St. Patricks ball renewing old traditions to the delight of all attending. . Music festival tickets on sale, if bought, will afford many pleasant moments. . . That letter to the editor of the Union by Clarence Stillden, Jr., deserevs creditable mention. When opportunity knocks most people are out in the back yard looking for four leaf clovers. The. Auburn Newcomers’ Club certainly put on a wonderful show during International Fun Night. Why can’t we do the same? . There is a new book, “A Break in the Weather,” by Florence Jane Soman, that should be read by all. . . Wonder whatever happened to that famous all-girl orchestra of Phil Spitalny. "Member Evelyn and her magic violin? . . . The American debut of Gianna d’ Angelo in “Lucia” at the Cosmopolitan Opera Company, San Francisco, was witnessed by many music lovers, some from here. . The headquarters of thenew Steel Supply . adding credit to the community. . . . The tootin’ of horns announcing the future “togetherness” of the Balmains. Much happiness. . . . Grass Valley sprucing up with new paint everywhere. . The attractive spot of Alpha Hardware’s Garden Spot. in Nevada gardens, and sing their’ vernal songs. . . . That Kennedy trial ing many hope he has good luck. -. Why can’t we have a “Miss Nevada County” and sehd her to Atlantic City? Now to answer two more letters—this is the last— Albert: Seek counsel from your minister. Children must be reared with love. It’s your duty to be patient—and pray. Warren: There isn’t any substitute for kindness. We alhways win sary of the world’s Yargest veterParis, France, March 15-17, . 1919. The birthday proctamation Whereas, the American Legion dedicated to service for God and Country, has become one of the. great balwarks of the American Way of Life through leadership in all movements designed to promote a dynamic .conviction of Americanism for the preservation of our free institutions and freeWhereas, the American Legion, with millions of members who have served in three wars, will celebrate the 40th anniversary of City making many plan future . weather. p mee in the pledges. 'the roll and the > Ousley gave the . Denny Manmotion that we di display for NaWeek. Sharon: Ousley a ittee for the wina which consisted of Barbara Coulson, Sharon and ley, Judy Pugh, Sharon and Suess Personeni. We decided to have a skit for 4-H Fun Night, which will be March 14. The public is invited: Barbara Coulson and Denny Manchester made motions that we have a skit and booth for It was décided to have a skating party Mo2rch 7th. i We @ave our project reports. Our project tour will be in March. Sharon Ousley adjourned the meeting and. refreshments. were Shirley Personeni, Reporter. NEVADA CITY 4-H CLUB The Nevada City 4-H Club held its February 21 meeting at Sea~ business the club members decided on what we will have in our booth at Fun Night. We then had the project reports. and leaders’ reports, in which Mrs. Costa announced that the final dropouts in March Ist. There being no busines and because this was the night Spring Hill Club visited us the meeting was adjourned. After the meeting games and refreshLments were enjoyed by all. We would like to. say ‘thanks’ to the ‘Spring Hill members who came to our meeting and’ say that everybody had a wonderful time. Vicki Engstrom, Repjorter. * * ® HIGH 4-H CLUB The High 4-H meeting was held February 7 at Forest.Springs Farm Center. The minutes were read and approved as read. It was discussed. and voted on to have an ice skating party in North Sacramento for our March meeting. The’ skating prices were: adults $1 and students_80-cents. Those who are taking guests are to notify Doug Hamilton at the Extension ce. The, date and further information about the ice skating party will be in the paper. The High‘4-Hers are going to the “Davis picnic day in April, which will be held at the University of California campus in Davis. The meeting: was adjourned and we had a dance and refreshments. / Carole Wright, * * SPRING HILL 4-H CLUB February 25, the committee for the 4-H window display met at Mrs. Veale’s. Those on: the committee .were: Barbara Crowder, Ken Crowder, Lindo Hogg, Susan Burns, Bob Beitz, Jim Beitz, cting Reporter. * * with kindness .and love—sooner or later. Try it. We are growing. That’s all for this time. Seé you next week. “PICKUPS” ’°57 CHEVROLET 1% TON 6 cyl. 3 speed. ’°57 CHEVROLET ¥%, TON 8 cyl. Overdrive. 57 CHEVROLET 6 cyl. 4 speed. d 57 CHEVROLET % TON 6 cyl. 3speed. . "56 CHEVROLET ¥% TON 6 cyl. 4 speed. °55 FORD % TON, 8 CYL. 3 speed. ‘ "53. CHEVROLET ¥% TON 6 cyl. 3 speed. 51 FORD ¥, TON, 8 CYL. 50 G.M.C. 1 TON, 6 CYL. 4 speed. HARTMAN’S USED CAR LOT _ ‘ Phone 1130 oo 961 postponed a week} Shareey ting. Artie mans Lodge. After the regular It rustles its tune on the branches, . Urged by the storm’s changing mee By the turbulent ting was adjourned Cheryl Roberts, eee The Meadow Br 4-H Club Laurain Blanchard’s. Fun Night was discussed. Booth and s decided on. . It was decided that our club would put a 4-H display up. ,_ A committee was chosen for the club’s snow party. It will be held the 28th. Refreshments were served. Songs were sun meeting was adjourned. © Kay Lott, Reporter. THE STORM ’ beauty. tree. ody. cert limb whim. lashing: play. : disarray. . far below, winter broom; lovely show, doom. ts were ‘served and it was THE MAPLE TREE IN Here is a picture of natural When its branches are dancing To the notes of th A’ quick .gust. and clusters are The wind-driven tree makes a Zz and the € storm’s.melvery leaf has a ‘part in the conmovement of They oft swing. and swirl in their Now a puff and high they go. ° clashing In unrestrained motion of mad Tho’ branches oft break and fall Even if weakklings crash to their ->~Marion Power: SAVE OIL ee Keep your car radiator filled with water, points out the National Automobile’ Club, and your engine is less likely to reach: a temperature that ing, or aeratio case oil. sults in burnof your crankPAINTING Rates e Also Spray Painting WM. F. GOLLUB INTERIOR EXTERIOR Phone Grass Valley 874 Quality Work Reasonable cae oF “4-H CLUB . _. It shows the charm of the maple # When a storm is flappingg its} journed at 5:30. . tation for the taxpayers using it heretofore. Form 1040A, he said, applies to taxpayers wh of wages reported on Form W-2 and not moré than $200 in dividends, interest and wages not subject to withholding. Mr. Cullen added: Form 1040A, taxpayers must take the standard 10 per cent deduction allowed for contributions, interest, medical expenses, and the like. ‘ “Taxpayers with allowable deductions for these items in excess of 10 per cent of their income in order to claim. them. — “As in the past, taxpayers with income. under $5,000 may figure their own tax or have Interna “Since the law does not extend this privilege to incomes up to $10,000, taxpayers having $5,000 or more income must figure their own tax.” ’ Has the background of a Senator. Nevada County‘s choice, Gerald Wallace. X ~~, Shaving Is Slicker — Blade Changing Quicker wGillette BLUE BLADES IN HANDY DISPENSER -used-blade Ox Mr. Cullen said the limit has been raised to $10,000 without Sacrificing the simplicity that made the form so convenient for ose incomes consist, “In using must use the regular Form 1040 Revenue do it for them: He with each meal. parts of the world. salad, apple sauce. Bread, butter and milk served ee ee et ee et eh ~~ A former capital of Alaska once was known as the “New World Paris.” The World Book Encyclopedia reports that Sitka was athriving city in 1806 because of the fur and shipping trades and attracted adventurers from all IS 7 WAYS BETTER FOR THE 7 BIG HOUSEHOLD ~ SERVICES“GLENBROOK GAS CO. G. V. N. C. Highway © Telephone GAS . + «.» thousands.report! suffering with miserable hearing, caused b what these folks. using our simple your SOM condition is caused »TRIAL OFFER! DEPT, C74E ear es and poor eatarrh of the head! That’s past 70) reported after Imo Palliative HOME TREATMENT. This may be the answer to rayers. NOTHING TO WEAR. Here are of the symptoms that may likel ca deafness and ear noises; Mucus dropping in throat. Head feels stopped up with mucus. Mucus in: nose or throat every day. Hear’ — but don’t understand words. Hear better on clear days —— worse on rainy days, or with a cold. Ear noises like crickets; bells, whistles, clicking, escaping steam or others. If your eit Mig” catarrh = Pep you, too, may enjoy relief like as others have repo uring our past’ 20 years. WRITE TODAY FOR PROOF OF ’ ca ' xo with your rrhal RELIEF AND 30 DAY DAVENPORT. IOWA . THE ELMO COMPANY A NEW, BETTER NEWSPAPER IS SHAPING UP! YOU’ One Whole Year $3.00 Mail Check, P.O. Box 125, Nevada City, California L. BE SURPRISED AT THE BIG SAVINGS ~ Cash or Money Order to pe ES s ip a 4

eat . not.in relation to future wildlife. Statistic) related to the fact that by the year 2000, only forty' -=In the American Red Cross, this nation and the world has Entered December 5,/1926, as second class @aitter at the post office at Nevada City, under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Adjudicated a legal newspaper November 6, 1951, in Nevada County Subscription: Yearly $3.00; Six Months $1.75 — Advertising Rates on Request * : i Superior Court, Decree No. 10023. ak A TAXPAYER BLOWS HIS TOP My Dear Sirs: : In reply to your request to send a check, I wish to inform you that the present condition of my bank account makes italmost impossible. My shattered financial condition is due to federal laws, state laws, county laws, city laws, corporation laws, liquor laws, mother-in-laws, brother-in-laws, sister-inlaws, and outlaws. ; Through these laws I am compelled to pay a business tax, amusement tax, head tax, school tax, gas tax, light tax, _income tax, sales tax, food tax, furniture.tax and excise tax. Even my brains are taxed. _ I am required to get .a business license, car license, hunting and fishing license, truck license and dog license. : I am also required to contribute to ever society and organizaiton which the genius of man is. capable of bringing to life; to women’s relief, the unemployed’ relief and the gold digger’s relief.. Also to. every hospital and charitable institution in fhe city, including the Red Cross, the black cross, the purple cross and the double cross. For my own safety I am required to carry life insurance, property insurance, liability insurance, burglar insurance, accident insurance, business insurance, earthquake insurance, tornado insurance, unemployment insurance, old age and fire insurance. My business is so governed that it is no easy matter for me to find out who owns it. I am inspected, sus‘pected, disrespected, rejected, dejected, examined, reexamin_ed, informed, required, mmoned, /fined, commanded compelled until I provide an inex stible supply of for every known need of the hum&én race. Simply because I refuse to donate to somethin r OF I am boycotted, talked about, lied about, held up, held down, and robbed until Iam almost ruined. I can tell you honestly that except for the miracle that happened, I could not-enclose this check. The wolf that comes to many doors nowadays, just had pups in my kitchen. “I sold them and here is the money. Yours faithfully, JOHN Q. CITIZEN LET’S ALL BE CONSERV ATIONISTS California still has abundant natural resources but the time is long past when we can be indifferent about how they are used or harvested. The 25th annual observance of California Conservation Week this week (March 7-14) prompts this thought. Sa California has the largest remaining stand of virgin timber in America but the timber industry already has felt it necessary to adopt practices suchas sustained yield cutting and tree farming to insure a perpetually adequate supply. _ Soil conservation is being encouraged to check erosion of our thin, precious layer of topsgil. We are doing something but still not enough about co: ing our precious water, both on the surface and underground. = ee ain We are probably not working fast enough to conserve all the recreational areas that California’s Auge population ' will need only a few years hence. The acquisition program of the State Division of Seenee and Parks seems large now but eeds. amar The Fish and Gamé Commission is talking about reducing the trout limit from 15 to 10. « Many Californians can remember when the limit was 50. onservation has come to California Conservation Week should be an annual occasion for every citizen to stop and think what he can do as an individual or by joining others in programs to use wisely, thriftly our hard pressed natural resources. SAN FRANCISCO HOSTS WILDERNESS CONFERENCE ._ San Francisco will be the focal point next week (March 20-21) for a meeting of many national leaders of the movement to preserve substantial portiotis of America’s remaining wilderness areas. i The occasion will be the Sixth Biennial Wilderness Conference, sponsored by the Sierra Club and other conservation. organizations. The theme of the Conference will be “The Meaning of Wilderness to Science”, emphasizing the scientific value of preserving small islands of primitive land as natural laboratories, . 2 Legislation has been introduced in Congress to establish a National Wilderness Preservation System. Controversial, the legislation is opposed by timber operators, miners, stockmen, oil prospectors and other resource developers. Conservationists are united behind it. The Wilderness Conference in San Francisco will advance the scientific argument for the conservationist’s case, other aspects of which are esthetic, recreational and (just to cite a one years away, America will have an estimated population of 321,000,000 persons ‘and all their landscape cluttering works’ as a national writer recently put it. e many ways in which Americans express their belief in the Golden Rule is their support of causes that seek . ‘to bring relief from the disasters of life. sonumental embodiment of man’s love.of his fellow in dis28s, has instinctive desire to as mangled manieh in a rather different, but ‘no less Starting in the local courts makassuage another’s misfortune as 8 ans’ organization; born of a cau cus in states: PROCLAMATION doms, and its birth March 15-17, 1959, mark. ing the completion -.of four decades of patriotic labors which have had great and beneficial impact on the welfare and sceurity of America; “Now, therefore, I, William’ E. Mullis as Mayor of the City of Nevada City do hereby proclaim the week of March 15 to 21, 1959, as American Legion Birthday Week and do call upon all citizens and all organizations to join in paying tribute to the good works of this greatest of all veterans organizations. In witness whereof, I hereunto set my hand’ and caused to be affixed the seal of the City of ada City at the City Hall on 15th day of March, Signed: WILLIAM E, M IS, Mayor of the City of Nevada City, Calif. On The Scene With “MILLIE D” Hi, everyone. How many of you know how to make brown sugar pie? Two egg yolks, 1% cups brown ‘sugar, % cup sweet milk, 2*tablespoons of butter, 1 heaping tablespoon of flour, 1 teaspoon of vanilla, dash of nutmeg and bake filling in open crust.”:. . Wonder if that cozy little place on Broad Street (the Sugar Loaf Inn) could ma it? The. atmosphere is one. of “will toward all. If you’re low im spirits, have a bite there.. . The premier of “A Physician in Spite of Himself” was well recieved at the Assay Thetater. . . The St. Patricks ball renewing old traditions to the delight of all attending. .. Music festival tickets on sale, if bought, will afford many pleasant moments.. . . That letter to the editor of the Union by Clarence Stillden, Jr., deserevs creditable mention. When opportunity knocks most people are out in the back yard looking for four leaf clovers. The. Auburn Newcomers’ Club certainly put on a wonderful show during International Fun Night. Why can’t we do the same? .. There is a new book, “A Break in the Weather,” by Florence Jane Soman, that should be read by all. . . Wonder whatever happened to that famous all-girl orchestra of Phil Spitalny. "Member Evelyn and her magic violin? . . . The American debut of Gianna d’ Angelo in “Lucia” at the Cosmopolitan Opera Company, San Francisco, was witnessed by many music lovers, some from here. .. The headquarters of thenew Steel Supply . adding credit to the community. . . . The tootin’ of horns announcing the future “togetherness” of the Balmains. Much happiness. . . . Grass Valley sprucing up with new paint everywhere. .. The attractive spot of Alpha Hardware’s Garden Spot. in Nevada gardens, and sing their’ vernal songs. . . . That Kennedy trial ing many hope he has good luck. -.. Why can’t we have a “Miss Nevada County” and sehd her to Atlantic City? Now to answer two more letters—this is the last— Albert: Seek counsel from your minister. Children must be reared with love. It’s your duty to be patient—and pray. Warren: There isn’t any substitute for kindness. We alhways win sary of the world’s Yargest veterParis, France, March 15-17, . 1919. The birthday proctamation Whereas, the American Legion dedicated to service for God and Country, has become one of the. great balwarks of the American Way of Life through leadership in all movements designed to promote a dynamic .conviction of Americanism for the preservation of our free institutions and freeWhereas, the American Legion, with millions of members who have served in three wars, will celebrate the 40th anniversary of City making many plan future . weather. p mee in the pledges. 'the roll and the > Ousley gave the . Denny Manmotion that we di display for NaWeek. Sharon: Ousley a ittee for the wina which consisted of Barbara Coulson, Sharon and ley, Judy Pugh, Sharon and Suess Personeni. We decided to have a skit for 4-H Fun Night, which will be March 14. The public is invited: Barbara Coulson and Denny Manchester made motions that we have a skit and booth for It was décided to have a skating party Mo2rch 7th. i We @ave our project reports. Our project tour will be in March. Sharon Ousley adjourned the meeting and. refreshments. were Shirley Personeni, Reporter. NEVADA CITY 4-H CLUB The Nevada City 4-H Club held its February 21 meeting at Sea~ business the club members decided on what we will have in our booth at Fun Night. We then had the project reports. and leaders’ reports, in which Mrs. Costa announced that the final dropouts in March Ist. There being no busines and because this was the night Spring Hill Club visited us the meeting was adjourned. After the meeting games and refreshLments were enjoyed by all. We would like to. say ‘thanks’ to the ‘Spring Hill members who came to our meeting and’ say that everybody had a wonderful time. Vicki Engstrom, Repjorter. * * ® HIGH 4-H CLUB The High 4-H meeting was held February 7 at Forest.Springs Farm Center. The minutes were read and approved as read. It was discussed. and voted on to have an ice skating party in North

Sacramento for our March meeting. The’ skating prices were: adults $1 and students_80-cents. Those who are taking guests are to notify Doug Hamilton at the Extension ce. The, date and further information about the ice skating party will be in the paper. The High‘4-Hers are going to the “Davis picnic day in April, which will be held at the University of California campus in Davis. The meeting: was adjourned and we had a dance and refreshments. / Carole Wright, * * SPRING HILL 4-H CLUB February 25, the committee for the 4-H window display met at Mrs. Veale’s. Those on: the committee .were: Barbara Crowder, Ken Crowder, Lindo Hogg, Susan Burns, Bob Beitz, Jim Beitz, cting Reporter. * * with kindness .and love—sooner or later. Try it. We are growing. That’s all for this time. Seé you next week. “PICKUPS” ’°57 CHEVROLET 1% TON 6 cyl. 3 speed. ’°57 CHEVROLET ¥%, TON 8 cyl. Overdrive. 57 CHEVROLET 6 cyl. 4 speed. d 57 CHEVROLET % TON 6 cyl. 3speed. . "56 CHEVROLET ¥% TON 6 cyl. 4 speed. °55 FORD % TON, 8 CYL. 3 speed. ‘ "53. CHEVROLET ¥% TON 6 cyl. 3 speed. 51 FORD ¥, TON, 8 CYL. 50 G.M.C. 1 TON, 6 CYL. 4 speed. HARTMAN’S USED CAR LOT _ ‘ Phone 1130 oo 961 postponed a week} Shareey ting. Artie mans Lodge. After the regular It rustles its tune on the branches, . Urged by the storm’s changing mee By the turbulent ting was adjourned Cheryl Roberts, eee The Meadow Br 4-H Club Laurain Blanchard’s. Fun Night was discussed. Booth and s decided on. . It was decided that our club would put a 4-H display up. ,_ A committee was chosen for the club’s snow party. It will be held the 28th. Refreshments were served. Songs were sun meeting was adjourned. © Kay Lott, Reporter. THE STORM ’ beauty. tree. ody. cert limb whim. lashing: play. : disarray. . far below, winter broom; lovely show, doom. ts were ‘served and it was THE MAPLE TREE IN Here is a picture of natural When its branches are dancing To the notes of th A’ quick .gust. and clusters are The wind-driven tree makes a Zz and the € storm’s.melvery leaf has a ‘part in the conmovement of They oft swing. and swirl in their Now a puff and high they go. ° clashing In unrestrained motion of mad Tho’ branches oft break and fall Even if weakklings crash to their ->~Marion Power: SAVE OIL ee Keep your car radiator filled with water, points out the National Automobile’ Club, and your engine is less likely to reach: a temperature that ing, or aeratio case oil. sults in burnof your crankPAINTING Rates e Also Spray Painting WM. F. GOLLUB INTERIOR EXTERIOR Phone Grass Valley 874 Quality Work Reasonable cae oF “4-H CLUB . _. It shows the charm of the maple # When a storm is flappingg its} journed at 5:30. . tation for the taxpayers using it heretofore. Form 1040A, he said, applies to taxpayers wh of wages reported on Form W-2 and not moré than $200 in dividends, interest and wages not subject to withholding. Mr. Cullen added: Form 1040A, taxpayers must take the standard 10 per cent deduction allowed for contributions, interest, medical expenses, and the like. ‘ “Taxpayers with allowable deductions for these items in excess of 10 per cent of their income in order to claim. them. — “As in the past, taxpayers with income. under $5,000 may figure their own tax or have Interna “Since the law does not extend this privilege to incomes up to $10,000, taxpayers having $5,000 or more income must figure their own tax.” ’ Has the background of a Senator. Nevada County‘s choice, Gerald Wallace. X ~~, Shaving Is Slicker — Blade Changing Quicker wGillette BLUE BLADES IN HANDY DISPENSER -used-blade Ox Mr. Cullen said the limit has been raised to $10,000 without Sacrificing the simplicity that made the form so convenient for ose incomes consist, “In using must use the regular Form 1040 Revenue do it for them: He with each meal. parts of the world. salad, apple sauce. Bread, butter and milk served ee ee et ee et eh ~~ A former capital of Alaska once was known as the “New World Paris.” The World Book Encyclopedia reports that Sitka was athriving city in 1806 because of the fur and shipping trades and attracted adventurers from all IS 7 WAYS BETTER FOR THE 7 BIG HOUSEHOLD ~ SERVICES“GLENBROOK GAS CO. G. V. N. C. Highway © Telephone GAS . + «.» thousands.report! suffering with miserable hearing, caused b what these folks. using our simple your SOM condition is caused »TRIAL OFFER! DEPT, C74E ear es and poor eatarrh of the head! That’s past 70) reported after Imo Palliative HOME TREATMENT. This may be the answer to rayers. NOTHING TO WEAR. Here are of the symptoms that may likel ca deafness and ear noises; Mucus dropping in throat. Head feels stopped up with mucus. Mucus in: nose or throat every day. Hear’ — but don’t understand words. Hear better on clear days —— worse on rainy days, or with a cold. Ear noises like crickets; bells, whistles, clicking, escaping steam or others. If your eit Mig” catarrh = Pep you, too, may enjoy relief like as others have repo uring our past’ 20 years. WRITE TODAY FOR PROOF OF ’ ca ' xo with your rrhal RELIEF AND 30 DAY DAVENPORT. IOWA . THE ELMO COMPANY A NEW, BETTER NEWSPAPER IS SHAPING UP! YOU’ One Whole Year $3.00 Mail Check, P.O. Box 125, Nevada City, California L. BE SURPRISED AT THE BIG SAVINGS ~ Cash or Money Order to pe ES s ip a 4