March 25, 1970 (12 pages)

ate: SP ee —eine agent ARO ge a Mee MS MS Sree Rewestetigegy: hip see © Mage spacer aa a Se EE a a sg os ad ee ae SRN wee 2 The Nevada County Nugget — Wednesday, March 25, 1970 Chamber tidbits when the Auxiliary of the Americo The Chamber has laready received a confirmation from the Preston School Bandmaster, Dexter Clement, stating that the band will again be participating in our July 4th parade. The school of industry is celebrating their 57th year, therefore they will tie in well with our theme, "In The Beginning." The parade and celebration committee, headed by Chris Schaaf, are meeting again this. week, when parade rules and entry blanks will be approved for mailing. More committee appointments will be made. We expect to have more adult games and entertainment, and, hopefully, entertainment for children one afternoon, The Elks will kick off the exciting weekend with a dinner at their lodge, and have engaged the popular Sacramento Banjo Band to entertain, The queen will he crowned that evening, and there will be a play in the Old Nevada Theater. More planting is being done within the city, to add beauty and charm for our own pleasure as well as the visitors. Betty Dalpez and her Brownies planted various kinds of bulbs in the planters along the streets, and Mr. Clemo is doing more planting down at the postoffice. Work will begin soon on the hanging baskets. Mrs, Yolanda Reed has kindly. granted permission to us to at least edge her lot with plants. _ This“ location is next door to the theater. Our Nevada City auctioneer, John Reed, has offered his services to conduct an auction next month. Plans will be finalized this week. All merchants who will participate, will offer up to: five items for auction, and Mr. Reed will do the selling in front of each business house. Merchants will be contacted within the next week and we trust that all will want to join in this venture which will be highly publicized, Plans are to set a date when a tour will be visiting Nevada City. Ladies' groups are beginning to arrive for visits to our historic city. The next is April 8, PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, $01 Broad Street, Nevada City, Ca. 95959 Telephone 265-2471 Second class postage paid at Nevada City, California. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court , Juce 3, 1960, Decree No, 12, 406, Subscription Rates: one year, $3.00; two years, $5. 00, can Civil Engineers from Sacramento, will be here for a day. William Lambert has graciously agreed to conduct the ladies on a tour of the area, The secretary is presently attending the Small Business 4 : classes at Nevada Union. (extension from Sierra College) and would like very much to pass on “Some of her new found wisdom to any business man who is curious to know how business is taught in the class room. Happily, there are many ‘extremely practical suggestions a ‘made by the instructor, as well as advice regarding the beginning of a business and keeping it in operation on a profit basis. The secretary is anxious to © help, should the treed arise. Please call the chamber any * afternoon, 265-2692, Two antique car clubs will be visiting in May, as well as two other ladies' groups, and a Masonic lodge from the bay area. One sorority. will be staying — overnight, and will be buying their floral pieces from Nevada * City Florist and have ordered a cake from Lura Arnold. Tax rules for servicemen Joseph M, Cullen, district diTHE CROWDED county welfare office may see some space adjustments soon. The files at-right in the top photo may +r be moved against the rear wall with a desk taking their place. . The bottom photo shows one of the small interrogation rooms which the state has criticized because they are not sound © proof, allowing outsiders to hear confidential discussions between social workers and welfare recipients. rector of internal revenue for . Northern California, reported today that some U. S, servicemen who serve in Vietnam and ; other combat zones during the year 1969 are making an error on their federal income tax returns that can delay their refunds. They are including as "gross. income" combat pay, which is non-taxable income and thus are paying more taxes than they should. Servicemen, Red Cross workers, federal civilian employes, accredited correspondants and others in Vietnam supporting the armed services, have an automatic extension of time fcr filing federal tax returns. Their returns will not be due until 180 days after they leave Vietnam, or April 15, 1970 whichever is later. If the wife of a serviceman filing a joint return and ‘chooses not to wait until her husband returns, she should indicate. in the place for his signature that he is serving in a combat zone. Taxpayers with questions or problems should call their nearest office of the Internal Revenue Service for free assistance, Colgate powerhouse completed means that the new Colgate plant Weight of the casting decreasea can light up almost 3.4 million to 45 tons after is was ground 100-watt light bulbs, compared down to specification by Gerto about 280,000 light bulbs that man machinists before being the United States, Final testing of equipment is underway at the recently completed New Colgate Powerhouse near Dobbins, while salvage crews are dismantling the nearby Old Colgate could be powered bythe oldplant, shipped to Powerhouse, . according which has been taken out of Stevens Ne ke Re Ne Re EEN I OS Re Oe explained. to Pete Orlin, senior The water that is used to turn mechanical electrical engineer ee ee .

ate: SP ee —eine agent ARO ge a Mee MS MS Sree Rewestetigegy: hip see © Mage spacer aa a Se EE a a sg os ad ee ae SRN wee 2 The Nevada County Nugget — Wednesday, March 25, 1970 Chamber tidbits when the Auxiliary of the Americo The Chamber has laready received a confirmation from the Preston School Bandmaster, Dexter Clement, stating that the band will again be participating in our July 4th parade. The school of industry is celebrating their 57th year, therefore they will tie in well with our theme, "In The Beginning." The parade and celebration committee, headed by Chris Schaaf, are meeting again this. week, when parade rules and entry blanks will be approved for mailing. More committee appointments will be made. We expect to have more adult games and entertainment, and, hopefully, entertainment for children one afternoon, The Elks will kick off the exciting weekend with a dinner at their lodge, and have engaged the popular Sacramento Banjo Band to entertain, The queen will he crowned that evening, and there will be a play in the Old Nevada Theater. More planting is being done within the city, to add beauty and charm for our own pleasure as well as the visitors. Betty Dalpez and her Brownies planted various kinds of bulbs in the planters along the streets, and Mr. Clemo is doing more planting down at the postoffice. Work will begin soon on the hanging baskets. Mrs, Yolanda Reed has kindly. granted permission to us to at least edge her lot with plants. _ This“ location is next door to the theater. Our Nevada City auctioneer, John Reed, has offered his services to conduct an auction next month. Plans will be finalized this week. All merchants who will participate, will offer up to: five items for auction, and Mr. Reed will do the selling in front of each business house. Merchants will be contacted within the next week and we trust that all will want to join in this venture which will be highly publicized, Plans are to set a date when a tour will be visiting Nevada City. Ladies' groups are beginning to arrive for visits to our historic city. The next is April 8, PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, $01 Broad Street, Nevada City, Ca. 95959 Telephone 265-2471 Second class postage paid at Nevada City, California. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court , Juce 3, 1960, Decree No, 12, 406, Subscription Rates: one year, $3.00; two years, $5. 00, can Civil Engineers from Sacramento, will be here for a day. William Lambert has graciously agreed to conduct the ladies on a tour of the area,

The secretary is presently attending the Small Business 4 : classes at Nevada Union. (extension from Sierra College) and would like very much to pass on “Some of her new found wisdom to any business man who is curious to know how business is taught in the class room. Happily, there are many ‘extremely practical suggestions a ‘made by the instructor, as well as advice regarding the beginning of a business and keeping it in operation on a profit basis. The secretary is anxious to © help, should the treed arise. Please call the chamber any * afternoon, 265-2692, Two antique car clubs will be visiting in May, as well as two other ladies' groups, and a Masonic lodge from the bay area. One sorority. will be staying — overnight, and will be buying their floral pieces from Nevada * City Florist and have ordered a cake from Lura Arnold. Tax rules for servicemen Joseph M, Cullen, district diTHE CROWDED county welfare office may see some space adjustments soon. The files at-right in the top photo may +r be moved against the rear wall with a desk taking their place. . The bottom photo shows one of the small interrogation rooms which the state has criticized because they are not sound © proof, allowing outsiders to hear confidential discussions between social workers and welfare recipients. rector of internal revenue for . Northern California, reported today that some U. S, servicemen who serve in Vietnam and ; other combat zones during the year 1969 are making an error on their federal income tax returns that can delay their refunds. They are including as "gross. income" combat pay, which is non-taxable income and thus are paying more taxes than they should. Servicemen, Red Cross workers, federal civilian employes, accredited correspondants and others in Vietnam supporting the armed services, have an automatic extension of time fcr filing federal tax returns. Their returns will not be due until 180 days after they leave Vietnam, or April 15, 1970 whichever is later. If the wife of a serviceman filing a joint return and ‘chooses not to wait until her husband returns, she should indicate. in the place for his signature that he is serving in a combat zone. Taxpayers with questions or problems should call their nearest office of the Internal Revenue Service for free assistance, Colgate powerhouse completed means that the new Colgate plant Weight of the casting decreasea can light up almost 3.4 million to 45 tons after is was ground 100-watt light bulbs, compared down to specification by Gerto about 280,000 light bulbs that man machinists before being the United States, Final testing of equipment is underway at the recently completed New Colgate Powerhouse near Dobbins, while salvage crews are dismantling the nearby Old Colgate could be powered bythe oldplant, shipped to Powerhouse, . according which has been taken out of Stevens Ne ke Re Ne Re EEN I OS Re Oe explained. to Pete Orlin, senior The water that is used to turn mechanical electrical engineer ee ee .