May 13, 1947 (8 pages)

(tae c = hae 1195 HIGRTOWER'S GAB t —Y py MBS. JD. RITTENHOUSE a San Halkyard, 1445 GalFrancisco, ‘suffered a g which left her lett path eof her niece, Mrs: A. P. the hom Vootker, 341 Mrs. yrs. M. GJackie his bike and him over the ‘handle bars. He guttered only minor bruises and riding francisco where S Halkyard “Alpha Street, San he is convailescing. is a sister in law of Galvin. of Camptonville. Bishop parrowly escaped a week when he was ‘hit a rock which aa . _____ NEVADA CITY-GRAS S VALLEY NUGGET Friday Mr. and Mes.-Clitford Wilatliams and Mrs. May Jackson will take the Camptonville high school }students and members of the upper a a en Many Camptenville mothers gathered at the school house the afteracon of May 1 to enjoy the program marking Pwhlic School Week presfour grades to Sacramento on an. 7 »Y the students of Camptoneducational excursion. The youngsters expect tovisit the state capitol and to observe the legislature in session, They also plan,to visit Sutter’s Fort and other places of interest in and around Sacramento. The school bus will be used for transportation, together with cars of parents of the children participating. Rev. James Teal is conducting a Bible school for young ‘people at the Camptonville Community Church every Wednesday afternoon. Camptonville Parent Teacher meeting will be held Friday afternoon following the public schools week program. ville union school., The pupils made a good showing of work samples for the year which were displayed on the walls. The program was rounded out by recitations and music, Mrs. Babara Tabor directed the music. After the program, Parent Teachers Association held their regular meeting and voted to accept the program for the year as presented by the executive board. The pogram included an entertainment to be given in the latter part of July to raise fumds ‘Because the Masonic Hall was destroyed by fire last winter, the entertainment will be given on the grounds of the US Forest Service ranger station. PTA ladies plan to serve green apple pie a la mode and “offee. — or PAGE SEVEN . On the committee in charge of the ‘program are Mrs. Julius Cassano, Mrs. Alvin Molen ang Mrs. Nelson Stone. Immediate aim of the PTA is i% establish a lending library for children in Camsptonville, Mrs. Mary Jackson and Mrs. Don Kiseig are working on this committee and it is hoped the library can'be established hhere either through California state library or by donations of books from individuals. Regular meeting of the Camptonville Woman’s Club which was postponed from May 1 wae held at the Nelson Stone home Thursday evening, new officers elected-at the last meeting presiding. New secret pals were @rawn and secret pals for the preceding year were made known. Mrs. Fred Hamson went to Marysville Tuesday on business and returned to Camptonville Wednesday. By Margarita WAITING ‘FOR aan Pat 000 THERE You : ci Gor A. You NEED ? ( BEFORE 1 LEAVE. 1S THERE ANYTHING * AY WE DESIGN YOu A MONO Aer 60.0N THE PocKeT ! 2 OF YOUR PAJAMAS 7 oan ORAM TO * WHAT wite iv cost ? 7 On! JUST THE INITIAL EXPENSE! GO--YOUR IS OUT. By Ernie Bushmiller NS [OH, THAT'LL WEAR WHAT'S . . OFF ---IT’S JUST THE THE HAD A FIGHT be ANESTHETIC ; MATTER, TOOTH = YANKED--BEFORE DiS ANESTHETIC. WEARS OFF AND I WANNA PICK A [ J) , WITH BUTCH KELLY iT TH ’ CANOY Box} A RIBBON { In ELLY 'S Ul Gost! ‘N'EVERVTHING! e A OIME’S WORTH OF JELLY & Ss INIT AN’ PERSENT IT To Zooute! HUEY! see ANYTHING OF A TWIN-ENGINE PLANE GOING DOWN? cme (-see ANYTAING 4] . S OF A FOUR-BURNER]. GAS STOVE GOIN UP? g@ ealy, + Registered U. $. Posen Office WATCH YOUR WINOUP ' . EFFIE.HE'S TAKING AOK: LEADOFF 35 aa 2 —— a ETS ee errs Se Soe ay E : te 4 f , ae 2 aorse ’ U1 isle = waite 3 j Fes . = eM vada t ey a 5 Pp PCa So eae ce TR 7 3 = tev Ve ‘April 14th, the marriage being a Mrs: Burt Huckins, mother of Mrs. Tom Potter. visited in Camptonville over the week end returning to her home in Grass Valley Monaday night with Art Tines. She was accompanied by Miss Bobby Potter, daughter of Mr: and Mrs. Tom Potter. . Foreman L. L. Land and an eleven man road maintenacn orew has moved into the forest service ranger Station here with Fred Leary for cook. The crew will work on ‘forest service roads in the Camptomville district until sometime in July. The forest service is reconstructing the road into the Pepper Ranch on Bullards Lake. Leon Reed of Grass Valley, has been employed for the season as fire prevention crew foreman by the US Forest Service: at Camptonville. Mr. and Mrs. Esmond Humphrey were in town Saturday nroute from Greenville to San Francisco, His aunt, Mrs. C. W. Turner accompanied. the Esmonds to San Francisco. Mr. Esmond is recovering from an attack of infantile paralysis. Mr. and Mrs. Luke L. Ramm returned. a few days ago from a two week shoneymoon trip into Southern California; ard Arizona. They were married: at Grass Valley on surprisé ,to their many friends and left immediately on their trip. Mra. Ramm .was formerly Miss Jean Y. Johnson; daughter® of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Johnson, of Camptonville having resided here for the past few years and having a host of friends. The groom, a member of a pioneer Mrs, Julius C. Ramm, has sppent family of this region, son of Mr. and most of his life in this section, having followed the lumbering industry during the past few years. Fred Percival of Sacramento was in town Thursday on & short business visit. “af ‘Mr. and Mrs. Ed H. Snyder lIefi Saturday for their home at Marysville after spending sevea) days here on. a fishing trip. Rs ap Mies. Senn son Johnny of Sacramento spent the week. end visiting her parents here. Corvaron: oon the week end at her . (Mrs. Acton M. Clevaland left Saturday for Willits and Laytonville on a visit to relatives, Mrs. Myron Pauly returned Saturday evening from a few days visit. at Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Vinehurst and Mr. and. Mrs. Wm. Kinder made a brief visit to Grass Valley Sunday. Deputy Sheriff Robert D. Martin of Rackerly spent three days on of. ficial business in this area last. week. ‘Mr. and ‘Mrs. Jeremiah Platz made a brief business visit’to Grass Valley Saturday. Harry Sigman made a brief visit at Grass Valjey Thursday. Mrs. Richard R. Pfiffer came up from Nevada City Friday to spend me here. H. S. Smart of Nevada City was in town Friday on a short business vis— it. Jack Battenfeld arrived Friday from Richmond on a week end fishing trip. ~° ; Frank O. Long arrived Friday from Sian Prametecs, to spend a féw days at-his summer ‘home here. Mrs. Mary L:Johnson: spent Saturday. at North San Juan ‘visiting relatives. WEIGHT EFFECTS CAR PERFORMANCE One of the factors in car performance.on'a long motor trip often ignored in spite of its impontance i¢ that the average automobile carries a greater burden than it nonmally is dalled to bear, declares the National Automobile Club. Forgetting this fact, many are inclined to think the performance is off sufficiently to warrant mihor adjustments that still’ further affect the cay’s output of power, speed and comfort. The weight carried makes a big differ— ence. ~ HOW MUCH STAROH To give hand ironed sheets and. pillow cases a smooth, finish, adé only a little starch to the final rinse water, says the General Electric Consumers Institute. One cup of starch to a tub of clear water does the trick. x Seasonal Meat By BETSY NEWMAN I THINK ‘I’ve. got you pretty well prepared for Good Friday and Easter, so now we'll see what recipes we can find to help you with pre-Easter planning. Meatless dish2s are preferred in : this week’s menus; and the protein ’ needs are popeues by cheese, eggs and nuts. It will be well to clip and save thers recipes for the occasional meatless meals which the ‘high price of meat, as well as wellP. rounded diets demand. ; Today's Mena ' Creamed Jysters in Mushroom ’ Sauce 5 4 Vevetable Plate with 4 Cheese Muftins or Nut Loaf Buttered-New-Cabbage *. sed Banénas afd Orangec Cieomed oysters ‘in. Mushroom 3 Sauce . 1 pt. oysters with liquor : Ye tsp. celery salt 1 thsp. butter Tecan cream of mushroom oyster liquor .until the edges oe Stir the soup well and to it a % c. of hot oyster liquor and celery salt, then heat. Add the oyste and serve on toast, garnishing with chopped parsley and slice of hardIb. Ameri4 tsp. salt. . particles of cheese have been. soup ~_ lt : Cook the oysters in-butter and. 1* -tomatoer sters . ji) and pepper and. put ess Dishes Allow ‘the cheese™to stand at room temperature until softened, ‘then force through a sieve, Measure sifted flour, mix and. sift again with baking powder, sugar and salt. Stir in cheese until all and milk, and add to flour mixture gradually, beating only enough to blend ingredients. Fold in melted butter. Pour into small, — greased muffin. tins and bake twenty minutes in a moderate (350 + F.) oven. : Nut Loaf 2c. softbread 1. milk. t crumbs ceges : 2c. chopped / 1 tep. salt 3 ; nut meats _— . tep. pa e. F.) oven, 40 min. j . mato Sauce. If you prefer, t may be steamed instead of. lat.freshor 8clover 4 canned ' or ‘Ysliceonion. ~ 3 tbsp, “ Salt and pepper ~ Put tomatoes; onion and on fire and cook for 20 min. Brown . fat in frying pan, ad. cook until brown and smooth, . ring constantly. Add tome ‘. cook for ? min ; strainer fine envugh to hold Y Se ee Hi: BA a

(tae c = hae 1195 HIGRTOWER'S GAB t —Y py MBS. JD. RITTENHOUSE a San Halkyard, 1445 GalFrancisco, ‘suffered a g which left her lett path eof her niece, Mrs: A. P. the hom Vootker, 341 Mrs. yrs. M. GJackie his bike and him over the ‘handle bars. He guttered only minor bruises and riding francisco where S Halkyard “Alpha Street, San he is convailescing. is a sister in law of Galvin. of Camptonville. Bishop parrowly escaped a week when he was ‘hit a rock which aa . _____ NEVADA CITY-GRAS S VALLEY NUGGET Friday Mr. and Mes.-Clitford Wilatliams and Mrs. May Jackson will take the Camptonville high school }students and members of the upper a a en Many Camptenville mothers gathered at the school house the afteracon of May 1 to enjoy the program marking Pwhlic School Week presfour grades to Sacramento on an. 7 »Y the students of Camptoneducational excursion. The youngsters expect tovisit the state capitol and to observe the legislature in session, They also plan,to visit Sutter’s Fort and other places of interest in and around Sacramento. The school bus will be used for transportation, together with cars of parents of the children participating. Rev. James Teal is conducting a Bible school for young ‘people at the Camptonville Community Church every Wednesday afternoon. Camptonville Parent Teacher meeting will be held Friday afternoon following the public schools week program. ville union school., The pupils made a good showing of work samples for the year which were displayed on the walls. The program was rounded out by recitations and music, Mrs. Babara Tabor directed the music. After the program, Parent Teachers Association held their regular meeting and voted to accept the program for the year as presented by the executive board. The pogram included an entertainment to be given in the latter part of July to raise fumds ‘Because the Masonic Hall was destroyed by fire last winter, the entertainment will be given on the grounds of the US Forest Service ranger station. PTA ladies plan to serve green apple pie a la mode and “offee. — or PAGE SEVEN . On the committee in charge of the ‘program are Mrs. Julius Cassano, Mrs. Alvin Molen ang Mrs. Nelson Stone. Immediate aim of the PTA is i% establish a lending library for children in Camsptonville, Mrs. Mary Jackson and Mrs. Don Kiseig are working on this committee and it is hoped the library can'be established hhere either through California state library or by donations of books from individuals. Regular meeting of the Camptonville Woman’s Club which was postponed from May 1 wae held at the Nelson Stone home Thursday evening, new officers elected-at the last meeting presiding. New secret pals were @rawn and secret pals for the preceding year were made known. Mrs. Fred Hamson went to Marysville Tuesday on business and returned to Camptonville Wednesday. By Margarita WAITING ‘FOR aan Pat 000 THERE You : ci Gor A. You NEED ? ( BEFORE 1 LEAVE.. 1S THERE ANYTHING * AY WE DESIGN YOu A MONO Aer 60.0N THE PocKeT ! 2 OF YOUR PAJAMAS 7 oan ORAM TO * WHAT wite iv cost ? 7 On! JUST THE INITIAL EXPENSE! GO--YOUR IS OUT. By Ernie Bushmiller NS [OH, THAT'LL WEAR WHAT'S . . OFF ---IT’S JUST THE THE HAD A FIGHT be ANESTHETIC ; MATTER, TOOTH = YANKED--BEFORE DiS ANESTHETIC. WEARS OFF AND I WANNA PICK A [ J) , WITH BUTCH KELLY iT TH ’ CANOY Box} A RIBBON { In ELLY 'S Ul Gost! ‘N'EVERVTHING! e A OIME’S WORTH OF JELLY & Ss INIT AN’ PERSENT IT To Zooute! HUEY! see ANYTHING OF A TWIN-ENGINE PLANE GOING DOWN? cme (-see ANYTAING 4] . S OF A FOUR-BURNER]. GAS STOVE GOIN UP? g@ ealy, + Registered U. $. Posen Office WATCH YOUR WINOUP ' . EFFIE..HE'S TAKING AOK: LEADOFF 35 aa 2 —— a ETS ee errs Se Soe ay E : te 4 f , ae 2 aorse ’ U1 isle = waite 3 j Fes . = eM vada t ey a 5 Pp PCa So eae ce TR 7 3 = tev Ve ‘April 14th, the marriage being a Mrs: Burt Huckins, mother of Mrs. Tom Potter. visited in Camptonville over the week end returning to her home in Grass Valley Monaday night with Art Tines. She was accompanied by Miss Bobby Potter, daughter of Mr: and Mrs. Tom Potter. . Foreman L. L. Land and an eleven man road maintenacn orew has moved into the forest service ranger Station here with Fred Leary for cook. The crew will work on ‘forest service roads in the Camptomville district until sometime in July. The forest service is reconstructing the road into the Pepper Ranch on Bullards Lake. Leon Reed of Grass Valley, has been employed for the season as fire prevention crew foreman by the US

Forest Service: at Camptonville. Mr. and Mrs. Esmond Humphrey were in town Saturday nroute from Greenville to San Francisco, His aunt, Mrs. C. W. Turner accompanied. the Esmonds to San Francisco. Mr. Esmond is recovering from an attack of infantile paralysis. Mr. and Mrs. Luke L. Ramm returned. a few days ago from a two week shoneymoon trip into Southern California; ard Arizona. They were married: at Grass Valley on surprisé ,to their many friends and left immediately on their trip. Mra. Ramm .was formerly Miss Jean Y. Johnson; daughter® of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Johnson, of Camptonville having resided here for the past few years and having a host of friends. The groom, a member of a pioneer Mrs, Julius C. Ramm, has sppent family of this region, son of Mr. and most of his life in this section, having followed the lumbering industry during the past few years. Fred Percival of Sacramento was in town Thursday on & short business visit. “af ‘Mr. and Mrs. Ed H. Snyder lIefi Saturday for their home at Marysville after spending sevea) days here on. a fishing trip. Rs ap Mies. Senn son Johnny of Sacramento spent the week. end visiting her parents here. Corvaron: oon the week end at her . (Mrs. Acton M. Clevaland left Saturday for Willits and Laytonville on a visit to relatives, Mrs. Myron Pauly returned Saturday evening from a few days visit. at Oakland. Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Vinehurst and Mr. and. Mrs. Wm. Kinder made a brief visit to Grass Valley Sunday. Deputy Sheriff Robert D. Martin of Rackerly spent three days on of. ficial business in this area last. week. ‘Mr. and ‘Mrs. Jeremiah Platz made a brief business visit’to Grass Valley Saturday. Harry Sigman made a brief visit at Grass Valjey Thursday. Mrs. Richard R. Pfiffer came up from Nevada City Friday to spend me here. H. S. Smart of Nevada City was in town Friday on a short business vis— it. Jack Battenfeld arrived Friday from Richmond on a week end fishing trip. ~° ; Frank O. Long arrived Friday from Sian Prametecs, to spend a féw days at-his summer ‘home here. Mrs. Mary L:Johnson: spent Saturday. at North San Juan ‘visiting relatives. WEIGHT EFFECTS CAR PERFORMANCE One of the factors in car performance.on'a long motor trip often ignored in spite of its impontance i¢ that the average automobile carries a greater burden than it nonmally is dalled to bear, declares the National Automobile Club. Forgetting this fact, many are inclined to think the performance is off sufficiently to warrant mihor adjustments that still’ further affect the cay’s output of power, speed and comfort. The weight carried makes a big differ— ence. ~ HOW MUCH STAROH To give hand ironed sheets and. pillow cases a smooth, finish, adé only a little starch to the final rinse water, says the General Electric Consumers Institute. One cup of starch to a tub of clear water does the trick. x Seasonal Meat By BETSY NEWMAN I THINK ‘I’ve. got you pretty well prepared for Good Friday and Easter, so now we'll see what recipes we can find to help you with pre-Easter planning. Meatless dish2s are preferred in : this week’s menus; and the protein ’ needs are popeues by cheese, eggs and nuts. It will be well to clip and save thers recipes for the occasional meatless meals which the ‘high price of meat, as well as wellP. rounded diets demand. ; Today's Mena ' Creamed Jysters in Mushroom ’ Sauce 5 4 Vevetable Plate with 4 Cheese Muftins or Nut Loaf Buttered-New-Cabbage *. sed Banénas afd Orangec Cieomed oysters ‘in. Mushroom 3 Sauce . 1 pt. oysters with liquor : Ye tsp. celery salt 1 thsp. butter Tecan cream of mushroom oyster liquor .until the edges oe Stir the soup well and to it a % c. of hot oyster liquor and celery salt, then heat. Add the oyste and serve on toast, garnishing with chopped parsley and slice of hardIb. Ameri4 tsp. salt. . particles of cheese have been. soup ~_ lt : Cook the oysters in-butter and. 1* -tomatoer sters . ji) and pepper and. put ess Dishes Allow ‘the cheese™to stand at room temperature until softened, ‘then force through a sieve, Measure sifted flour, mix and. sift again with baking powder, sugar and salt. Stir in cheese until all and milk, and add to flour mixture gradually, beating only enough to blend ingredients. Fold in melted butter. Pour into small, — greased muffin. tins and bake twenty minutes in a moderate (350 + F.) oven. : Nut Loaf 2c. softbread 1. milk. t crumbs ceges : 2c. chopped / 1 tep. salt 3 ; nut meats _— . tep. pa e. F.) oven, 40 min. j . mato Sauce. If you prefer, t may be steamed instead of. lat.freshor 8clover 4 canned ' or ‘Ysliceonion. ~ 3 tbsp, “ Salt and pepper ~ Put tomatoes; onion and on fire and cook for 20 min. Brown . fat in frying pan, ad.. cook until brown and smooth, . ring constantly. Add tome ‘. cook for ? min ; strainer fine envugh to hold Y Se ee Hi: BA a