March 2, 1960 (8 pages)

\Y§ PSON p job is done f my part in t the Placer ber of Comration which ina D'Amfor the 1956 s. There the br the Squaw four years inter Olymaffect the state, and ountain remprise the ional Disars to come, , the Winter dina speedimprovement way 40 and of Placer 43,000, 000 by the state t highways, ogrammed, uch sooner cheduled. ing of this ng for the everal miling spent_by ers and busiA long -lasteconomy of the future, cs are over, ifornia will park one of inter sports ich will be supporting an six years r County r. Cushing re has been th of wines. Instalthen or now iN amount to 000,000 in ents for the creation Whitney to r bt but what ics providimpetus for for all the I am proud art from the omia State ongress of and at the es,” ulty of the next to offer asthat "three d been sent bn they sped the Highthe nearest scident had hich three d, $s were impb the scene ey did not re as exPr, a minor nin which juries and ge to both rt, who has $§ an insurSacramento ckett Auto fc: tems from low can that ries of cenhe realize duties and with other ter whether Prationis g us, or to bn of man's f the state, Arily on the berson. The sion of the the family, its of an inHe should his parents nd for those ‘one should e rights of uld acquire play, and ition of the tart. If the to come to such a start 2, 1960 inesday, March 2, 1960: NEVADA COUNTY CITIZEN doual Margaret Abrahamson Shown here are three members of the Grass Valley Nile Club No, 4, admiring their work which will be sent to Sacramento for forwarding to Shriner's Hospitals;, From left to right are Mrs. Bert Helbach, Mrs, Roy Stanley and Mrs. Fred Williford. Cootiettes To Install Golden Canaries Cootiette Club #252 met Monday, February 22nd at the Veterans Memorial Building, Nevada City. Chief Grayback Ella Meyer presided at the business meeting. Plans were made for the open Installation of officers March 14th. Gwen Anderson , Refreshman Chairman report2d that final plans has been made for a spaghitti dinner preceding the Installation. Following the business sesby ChiefGraybackElla Meyer and Chief GraybackElect Wanda Eby. The tables were decorated in honor of Washington's Birthday. The ; Society Editor ~~ °* 2 Annis Butz has been in Larry wascared for by Gladys Sierra Nevada Memorial Hos: pital with an infection in her foot, after having stepped on anailather Celestial Valley home Sunday Jan. 31st. Son By DONNA MILHOUS Phone AXtel 2-3207 Groves, * ++ ++++ Frank and Doanie Addleman and their son Ricky went Nile Club Works On Garments For Shrine The Grass Valley Nile Club , No, 4has been working on ; garmentsto send to Shriner's . Hospitals. The hositals are ' dependent upon the work of the Nile Clubs to keep their stock of necessary clothing adequate. The purpose of the Nile Clubs isto assist the Shriner's with their hospitals, primarilycarrying on the Orthopedic work. Too, such garments as dresses, shirts, and gowns are sent along with pillow cases, andtry clothes, The clubs maintain a Convelescent Relief Fund program which is used to purchase artificial limbs, . special shoes and braces for . the children treated at the . Shriner's Hospitals. The Grass Valley Nile Club ; Was Organized in 1948 by sion a lasagne feed was served } Menzaleh Temple #16 . Daughters of the Nile, of . Sacramento. Membership is { gadgets were minature hatch. ets of red and white. . . composed of wives, mothers, daughters and sister's Noble's Texas has more thar 196.000 miles ot Toads, oftheMystic Shrine, At present there are 32 members in the Grass Valley group, So-: journing Daughters of the Nile are cordially invited to join the local group and participate in sewing for this worthy cause, The Club meets on the 2nd Tuasday of each month at the Masonic Temple, South Auburn St. , Grass Valley. The outgoing officers at the March 8th meeting will: be Mrs WilliamJegep, Ist Vice president;Mrs. C.M. Taylor, 2nd Vice; Mrs. John Labadie, recorder; Mrs. Marion Davis, banker; Mrs. Roy Stanley, sewing chairman, Mrs, Walter Weiger, sewing co-chairman; Mrs. Clifford Williams, Chaplain; Mrs Fred Williford publicity; Mrs, Roy Stanley, convelescent relief chairman andMrs. Gailgordon, Queen's representative. The.next meeting, March . 8th, will be the installation . of the 1960-61 officers and . will be held during the regular sewing session after the . group has luncheon. FOR A PROVINCIAL air to your choicest room, Enoksen Electric in Grass Valley has elegance in lamps.shown here is a charming lamp with brass links holding an old fashioned style of green glass over a frosted chimney, held by a lacy brass circle. This is really a fanciful fashion for any home. ‘father severe stroke Tuesday ‘wrist. He accomplished this Country Club Restricts Weekend Golf Play, Announces Rules The* Nevada Country Club is in the throes of growing pains. So much so that it has been announced that they have been forced to prohibit outside playon Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays. This means that anyone who 1s not a member will not be allowed to play on those days unless they are from out of town, and are sponsored and accompanied by a member Too, beginning August 31st. 1960, all associate membership and special member ratings willbe abolished and such members will require to pay full.membership fees, exclusive of initiation fees. Among other new rules that have been established: Sunday mornings until 1 p.m. have been reserved for men players only, Thursdays mornings have been set aside for the women for some time, and men have not been permitted to play before 1 p.m. on that day. _ ; Therefore, the same rule THE PRO SHOP AT THE NeFrank Kammerer who will vada County Club has been handle all nec remodeled. Shown here is for the golfers. applies to the women on Sunday playing. All players must have their own clubs. In the past players have -used one bag for three or two people, and this will come to a stop. The new rules for playing the course are now being revised and will bereleased at a later date. The new board of directors for the ensuing year were elected at a recent meeting held at the County Club and are as follows: President and chairman of the house comnittee, Richard Deeble; Vice president and chairman of the: entertainment committee, job and refurnishing, Mrs. Arthur De Luca; Secretarytreasurer Earl Dewing; Mrs. Paul Bergemann, representative of the Women's Club; rules chairman, JohnJ. Pfieffer; tournament chairman, Jerry Dodge; Greens committee chairman, Charles Strohm, andJohn Stetter who will be chairman of the swimming pool committee. The clubis undergoing Many improvements, new flooring is being installed in the clubhouse, new painting on the walls and ceiling, new cafe curtains at the windows new tile in the ladies lounge, andnewly upholstered chairs and stools for the club room. The club now boasts a fine pro shop with any and all equipment that could be de-* sired by the golfer. Frank Kammerer is manager of the shop and can order clubs, carts, shoes, bags and any . accessories desired. New golf club racks and! stalls have been built for storage, andclubs will be cleaned on request at a small fee. New trees, reconditioning of greens, installation of traps are all under consideration for the future in preparation for a fine season's play. essary items ALONG WITHA NEW PAINT RichardDeeble, withthehelp hanging the curtains which of Mrs. EdwardRyan is shown now brighten the house. ‘amazing amount of common to Squaw Valley Tuesday before opening and watched all the practising. t++ttet Mrs. Troxel suffered a morning and was rushed to County Hospital. +++ee4+ Onetime resident, Emmet Harrington .has been called back toGrand Canyon in Arizona where he is employ:asa guide. . hteteet Roy Childers suffered a mild heart attack Sunday morning but was not hospitalized. +e tte Staying with Bud and Berta Swartz for the duration of the Olympics are Burford and Vivian Sheen of Santa Maria. They brought their two sons Chuck and Michael and friends Jim Mussel and Laurence Pudgey and are attending the games every day and also exploring as much of the highlights of Nevada County as possible for school credits. ++ tet Jerry Swinny was injured at Sierra Mountain Mills Tuesday when a log pinned him. He is in Miners hospital with a very badly bruised leg and will keep him there fora whileto check the blood clot situation. Stee ee Virginia and Muriel Atchinson took Gary Swinny . up to Squaw Valley Sunday . and had a wonderful time. ++ tees To celebrate Washington's Birthday Don Richy broke his by falling off a horse running at full tilt and spent a day in . Sierra Memorial. Actually it . was a pretty bad break and Don was very brave about the whole thing. tte tees In spite of all the suffering and sickness lately the thing that struck as one of the worst was what happened to Taber Whittlesey this week. While working under his house a spider dropped on his head andran invohisearto escape. He crawled way back in there where Taber couldn't reach himand sat there stomping all six little feet. Useing an sense at a time when people would have paniced, Taber, drowned him with oil. And if anyone doesn't believe me Taber will show them the spider that he carrys in a little lucite box. ++++44+ Weekend guest of Oliver: and Frances Milhous were the, Gene Needham family of San. LoisObispo. Alice Needham is Oliver's and Calvin's sister. \ . fashion, ‘Potpourri by maggiAS IS PERFECTLY OBVIOUS from the red noses in our office.WE went to the Olympics. Four newsboys for The Citizen won trips through the generosity of our Publisher. .and everyone had an exciting time. ; : # # # ABSOLUTELY the most fun of all was watching the spectators.Talk about gate crashers.thereserved seat takers were more fun. .especially the ones who were most pompous and felt that they had reserved the whole area for themselves, and acted just that way, .onlyto be removed by the real owners.and we saw one lady that practically had apoplexy when she was told, most sweetly, to get out! ### THE HOCKEY GAMES were most exciting.To see Germany lose to Russia was rather disheartening.but the strangest thing that we happened to notice was--the Russians very rarely smiled.even when they scored,.there was no sign of pleasure, merelya stony, stoic, stare. The competition between the Canadians andthe United States was a wonderful example of sportsmanship. good keen competition. .a good fellowship is maintained.the air was full of fine feelings.so different from the coldness in the previous game. ##HThere were plenty of mink coats, stretch pants, ski boots, after ski boots, parkas, and high heels.Interesting what people © will wear.understand that the biggest game that took place, was grading stretch pants .on the number of wrinkles that occurred with each stepthe wearer took (gals, of course). .points were deducted for each wrinkle, and the scorers had a happy job appraising each wearer. been spent this year on ski clothes in this area than ever before, and probably every skishop incaptivity will spend the next three years trying to collect the debts owed to them.Oh, well, guess that's what makes our economy hang together.Togetherness in debt, paid up, we fall. : # # # There is little more to say about the "Games "they are over and done with. the Russians take the honors for high points.But the ability to skate by the female gender remains in the United States. .At least our girls are feminine. And we may thank heavens for that. Seems like femininity should reign over athletic prowess anyway.What man wants to goout witha muscle bound, calf bulging woman, and parade her around when a bit of curvy fluff in his arms is more appetizing? Seems that a woman can put on a bit of weight, and maybe not be as delectible as she was when she was 18, but let her outshine Her husband in some sport, andregardless of her ability, she does not rate the extra niceties that go to her feminine counterpart. . We have philosophized about this and that today, sowe go away to think about what we will write next week.Maybe maybe not.but with Great Men's Birthdays taking us away from our task, we now await Easter, with the thought that there will be a brighter, better day, somewhere. AM? x Se ee ee ae ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ees es me oe te Ss 4 eggs 1 cup raisins Cream shortening, — SAFFRON BREAD 1 cup shortening 1 3/4 cups sugar 3 1/2 cups flour 2/3 cup light raisins 1 cup mixed candied fruit 1 1/2 cups walnuts (optional) raisins and fruit. Add applesauce, then dry ingredients altemately with __ Saffron tea, Bake at 350 degress for 45 min., then turn off heat and leave in ‘ oven for 15 minutes more. ; Favorite recipes from the files 1 Mrs. Doris Hardt { (Through the courtesy of Mrs. Bradley Legg) 1 teasp salt4 teasp. baking powder ‘1/4 teasp. soda ee wee ee ee 1 cup applesauce 3/4 cup saffron tea — sugar, add eggs. Sift dry ingredients, using some for —_—— ee oe ae eee © ee eee oe ee

\Y§ PSON p job is done f my part in t the Placer ber of Comration which ina D'Amfor the 1956 s. There the br the Squaw four years inter Olymaffect the state, and ountain remprise the ional Disars to come, , the Winter dina speedimprovement way 40 and of Placer 43,000, 000 by the state t highways, ogrammed, uch sooner cheduled. ing of this ng for the everal miling spent_by ers and busiA long -lasteconomy of the future, cs are over, ifornia will park one of inter sports ich will be supporting an six years r County r. Cushing re has been th of wines. Instalthen or now iN amount to 000,000 in ents for the creation Whitney to r bt but what ics providimpetus for for all the I am proud art from the omia State ongress of and at the es,” ulty of the next to offer asthat "three d been sent bn they sped the Highthe nearest scident had hich three d, $s were impb the scene ey did not re as exPr, a minor nin which juries and ge to both rt, who has $§ an insurSacramento ckett Auto fc: tems from low can that ries of cenhe realize duties and with other ter whether Prationis g us, or to bn of man's f the state, Arily on the berson. The sion of the the family, its of an inHe should his parents nd for those ‘one should e rights of uld acquire play, and ition of the tart. If the to come to such a start 2, 1960 inesday, March 2, 1960: NEVADA COUNTY CITIZEN doual Margaret Abrahamson Shown here are three members of the Grass Valley Nile Club No, 4, admiring their work which will be sent to Sacramento for forwarding to Shriner's Hospitals;, From left to right are Mrs. Bert Helbach, Mrs, Roy Stanley and Mrs. Fred Williford. Cootiettes To Install Golden Canaries Cootiette Club #252 met Monday, February 22nd at the Veterans Memorial Building, Nevada City. Chief Grayback Ella Meyer presided at the business meeting. Plans were made for the open Installation of officers March 14th. Gwen Anderson , Refreshman Chairman report2d that final plans has been made for a spaghitti dinner preceding the Installation. Following the business sesby ChiefGraybackElla Meyer and Chief GraybackElect Wanda Eby. The tables were decorated in honor of Washington's Birthday. The ; Society Editor ~~ °* 2 Annis Butz has been in Larry wascared for by Gladys Sierra Nevada Memorial Hos: pital with an infection in her foot, after having stepped on anailather Celestial Valley home Sunday Jan. 31st. Son By DONNA MILHOUS Phone AXtel 2-3207 Groves, * ++ ++++ Frank and Doanie Addleman and their son Ricky went Nile Club Works On Garments For Shrine The Grass Valley Nile Club , No, 4has been working on ; garmentsto send to Shriner's . Hospitals. The hositals are ' dependent upon the work of the Nile Clubs to keep their stock of necessary clothing adequate. The purpose of the Nile Clubs isto assist the Shriner's with their hospitals, primarilycarrying on the Orthopedic work. Too, such garments as dresses, shirts, and gowns are sent along with pillow cases, andtry clothes, The clubs maintain a Convelescent Relief Fund program which is used to purchase artificial limbs, . special shoes and braces for . the children treated at the . Shriner's Hospitals. The Grass Valley Nile Club ; Was Organized in 1948 by sion a lasagne feed was served } Menzaleh Temple #16 . Daughters of the Nile, of . Sacramento. Membership is { gadgets were minature hatch. ets of red and white. . . composed of wives, mothers, daughters and sister's Noble's Texas has more thar 196.000 miles ot Toads, oftheMystic Shrine, At present there are 32 members in the Grass Valley group, So-: journing Daughters of the Nile are cordially invited to join the local group and participate in sewing for this worthy cause, The Club meets on the 2nd Tuasday of each month at the Masonic Temple, South Auburn St. , Grass Valley. The outgoing officers at the March 8th meeting will: be Mrs WilliamJegep, Ist Vice president;Mrs. C.M. Taylor, 2nd Vice; Mrs. John Labadie, recorder; Mrs. Marion Davis, banker; Mrs. Roy Stanley, sewing chairman, Mrs, Walter Weiger, sewing co-chairman; Mrs. Clifford Williams, Chaplain; Mrs Fred Williford publicity; Mrs, Roy Stanley, convelescent relief chairman andMrs. Gailgordon, Queen's representative. The.next meeting, March . 8th, will be the installation . of the 1960-61 officers and . will be held during the regular sewing session after the . group has luncheon. FOR A PROVINCIAL air to your choicest room, Enoksen Electric in Grass Valley has elegance in lamps..shown here is a charming lamp with brass links holding an old fashioned style of green glass over a frosted chimney, held by a lacy brass circle. This is really a fanciful fashion for any home. ‘father severe stroke Tuesday ‘wrist. He accomplished this Country Club Restricts Weekend Golf Play, Announces Rules The* Nevada Country Club is in the throes of growing pains. So much so that it has been announced that they have been forced to prohibit outside playon Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays. This means that anyone who 1s not a member will not be allowed to play on those days unless they are from out of town, and are sponsored and accompanied by a member Too, beginning August 31st. 1960, all associate membership and special member ratings willbe abolished and such members will require to pay full.membership fees, exclusive of initiation fees. Among other new rules that have been established: Sunday mornings until 1 p.m. have been reserved for men players only, Thursdays mornings have been set aside for the women for some time, and men have not been permitted to play before 1 p.m.

on that day. _ ; Therefore, the same rule THE PRO SHOP AT THE NeFrank Kammerer who will vada County Club has been handle all nec remodeled. Shown here is for the golfers. applies to the women on Sunday playing. All players must have their own clubs. In the past players have -used one bag for three or two people, and this will come to a stop. The new rules for playing the course are now being revised and will bereleased at a later date. The new board of directors for the ensuing year were elected at a recent meeting held at the County Club and are as follows: President and chairman of the house comnittee, Richard Deeble; Vice president and chairman of the: entertainment committee, job and refurnishing, Mrs. Arthur De Luca; Secretarytreasurer Earl Dewing; Mrs. Paul Bergemann, representative of the Women's Club; rules chairman, JohnJ. Pfieffer; tournament chairman, Jerry Dodge; Greens committee chairman, Charles Strohm, andJohn Stetter who will be chairman of the swimming pool committee. The clubis undergoing Many improvements, new flooring is being installed in the clubhouse, new painting on the walls and ceiling, new cafe curtains at the windows new tile in the ladies lounge, andnewly upholstered chairs and stools for the club room. The club now boasts a fine pro shop with any and all equipment that could be de-* sired by the golfer. Frank Kammerer is manager of the shop and can order clubs, carts, shoes, bags and any . accessories desired. New golf club racks and! stalls have been built for storage, andclubs will be cleaned on request at a small fee. New trees, reconditioning of greens, installation of traps are all under consideration for the future in preparation for a fine season's play. essary items ALONG WITHA NEW PAINT RichardDeeble, withthehelp hanging the curtains which of Mrs. EdwardRyan is shown now brighten the house. ‘amazing amount of common to Squaw Valley Tuesday before opening and watched all the practising. t++ttet Mrs. Troxel suffered a morning and was rushed to County Hospital. +++ee4+ Onetime resident, Emmet Harrington .has been called back toGrand Canyon in Arizona where he is employ:asa guide. . hteteet Roy Childers suffered a mild heart attack Sunday morning but was not hospitalized. +e tte Staying with Bud and Berta Swartz for the duration of the Olympics are Burford and Vivian Sheen of Santa Maria. They brought their two sons Chuck and Michael and friends Jim Mussel and Laurence Pudgey and are attending the games every day and also exploring as much of the highlights of Nevada County as possible for school credits. ++ tet Jerry Swinny was injured at Sierra Mountain Mills Tuesday when a log pinned him. He is in Miners hospital with a very badly bruised leg and will keep him there fora whileto check the blood clot situation. Stee ee Virginia and Muriel Atchinson took Gary Swinny . up to Squaw Valley Sunday . and had a wonderful time. ++ tees To celebrate Washington's Birthday Don Richy broke his by falling off a horse running at full tilt and spent a day in . Sierra Memorial. Actually it . was a pretty bad break and Don was very brave about the whole thing. tte tees In spite of all the suffering and sickness lately the thing that struck as one of the worst was what happened to Taber Whittlesey this week. While working under his house a spider dropped on his head andran invohisearto escape. He crawled way back in there where Taber couldn't reach himand sat there stomping all six little feet. Useing an sense at a time when people would have paniced, Taber, drowned him with oil. And if anyone doesn't believe me Taber will show them the spider that he carrys in a little lucite box. ++++44+ Weekend guest of Oliver: and Frances Milhous were the, Gene Needham family of San. LoisObispo. Alice Needham is Oliver's and Calvin's sister. \ . fashion, ‘Potpourri by maggiAS IS PERFECTLY OBVIOUS from the red noses in our office..WE went to the Olympics. Four newsboys for The Citizen won trips through the generosity of our Publisher. .and everyone had an exciting time.. ; : # # # ABSOLUTELY the most fun of all was watching the spectators..Talk about gate crashers..thereserved seat takers were more fun. .especially the ones who were most pompous and felt that they had reserved the whole area for themselves, and acted just that way, ..onlyto be removed by the real owners..and we saw one lady that practically had apoplexy when she was told, most sweetly, to get out! ### THE HOCKEY GAMES were most exciting..To see Germany lose to Russia was rather disheartening..but the strangest thing that we happened to notice was--the Russians very rarely smiled..even when they scored,.there was no sign of pleasure, merelya stony, stoic, stare. The competition between the Canadians andthe United States was a wonderful example of sportsmanship.. good keen competition. .a good fellowship is maintained..the air was full of fine feelings..so different from the coldness in the previous game. ##HThere were plenty of mink coats, stretch pants, ski boots, after ski boots, parkas, and high heels..Interesting what people © will wear..understand that the biggest game that took place, was grading stretch pants .on the number of wrinkles that occurred with each stepthe wearer took (gals, of course). .points were deducted for each wrinkle, and the scorers had a happy job appraising each wearer. been spent this year on ski clothes in this area than ever before, and probably every skishop incaptivity will spend the next three years trying to collect the debts owed to them..Oh, well, guess that's what makes our economy hang together..Togetherness in debt, paid up, we fall. : # # # There is little more to say about the "Games "they are over and done with.. the Russians take the honors for high points..But the ability to skate by the female gender remains in the United States. .At least our girls are feminine.. And we may thank heavens for that.. Seems like femininity should reign over athletic prowess anyway..What man wants to goout witha muscle bound, calf bulging woman, and parade her around when a bit of curvy fluff in his arms is more appetizing? Seems that a woman can put on a bit of weight, and maybe not be as delectible as she was when she was 18, but let her outshine Her husband in some sport, andregardless of her ability, she does not rate the extra niceties that go to her feminine counterpart. . We have philosophized about this and that today, sowe go away to think about what we will write next week..Maybe maybe not..but with Great Men's Birthdays taking us away from our task, we now await Easter, with the thought that there will be a brighter, better day, somewhere. AM? x Se ee ee ae ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ees es me oe te Ss 4 eggs 1 cup raisins Cream shortening, — SAFFRON BREAD 1 cup shortening 1 3/4 cups sugar 3 1/2 cups flour 2/3 cup light raisins 1 cup mixed candied fruit 1 1/2 cups walnuts (optional) raisins and fruit. Add applesauce, then dry ingredients altemately with __ Saffron tea, Bake at 350 degress for 45 min., then turn off heat and leave in ‘ oven for 15 minutes more. ; Favorite recipes from the files 1 Mrs. Doris Hardt { (Through the courtesy of Mrs. Bradley Legg) 1 teasp salt4 teasp. baking powder ‘1/4 teasp. soda ee wee ee ee 1 cup applesauce 3/4 cup saffron tea — sugar, add eggs. Sift dry ingredients, using some for —_—— ee oe ae eee © ee eee oe ee