March 9, 1960 (8 pages)

h 9, 1960 AYS we APSON ly of the Bday atof Comierra AirpPdule, we Surprised dy to benh. d to hear a distant S iminent It was a t seemed Ame right uring the ollowed. t yet esore they inced. er Buck in Yoseed to get e Mother sats oniet ce in the ear East ms, rain dthe 12+ yway 49 ience in ate size rline and ral Mantdged the Her, ="but ling, " he evada cheduled logic that y 14 bus e trans? B sold on ral flight nd Mrs. estate members iety will sights of ada City bund NePrepared tours are ists who m of Nethe tours AFB-and y of publw paperand Fall aylord of ies, the ooth but A reading jition. % the sery of the der const". Let terest or ed, then elevision he public eate and me, tele,. or what ain duty ce, sadel of enl is worn inment is ainment? ificed for pw, isn't for teleelevate, And isn't interest Dn in the rce, and ‘oe \ Wednesday, March 9, 1960 Tatpo urri by maggi LOTS OF THINGS have been happening around the world. The Japanese have a new and tiny prince intheir midst. Queen Elizabeth has anew prince, the first born to a reigning queen in over a hundred years. Princess Margaret is going to be’ wed.and this is one of the nicest things we have heardina long time. reigning English family seems to be blessed with difficulties whenever a marriage is involved, but everyone seems to be happy about the coming wedding. BAD LUCK seems to plague Bill Moule, last week he had the misfortune to fall and break his knee. Seems like every time when good things start to happen there is always something sad to take some of the happiness away. OUR TOWNS welcomed a Leap Year baby last week.Bryan Clements Herr, who will live in NevadaCity. The proud daddy is anengineer for the U.S. Forest Service. Bryan will not be celebrating his first official birthday until 1964.whichdoes seem rather a long time to have to wait for a real birthday, doesn't it? ON THE OTHER HAND.A birthday celebration on Leap Year day was celebrated by Marta Caldwell. It was her lst official birthday. Attending were the 3 Mallot children from Marysville. Teddy and David Yarborough, Jane and Andy Van Doren from Grass Valley, and Grandmother, Mrs. Martha Zesiger from Orville, Washington. THE RED CROSS had kickoff luncheons in our Two Gold Dust Cities last week. Members of the local chapters will be calling at your door to pick up your contributions.welcome them and give all that youare able. Our thanks to the two chapters who sokindlywelcomedus, and such marvelous food we were fed. .There goes the figure again.infact, we think it is already gone. The daphne and camelias are beginning to bloom.and Spring must be just around the corner.or at least leaning around the corner fora few short moments .andeveryone we know sort of sneaks out for a few minutes and stands in awe of the Lady Spring, who is sending her calling cards and letting us knowthat she will be with us soon. PEACE HAS again settled over Squaw Valley, but now it seems that the kids are clamoring for ice skates.everyone wants totry outtherinks, that for awhile were the personal property of the many skating stars from all overthe world. We too, would liketojoininthe fun, but our skating has been limited since we left Colorado and used to skate on the lily pond at Belt's house, and up and down the drain ditches.such is the reward for getting old and stiff. TALKED TO Clarence Martz the other day, mentioned the fact that we had noted that the Nevada City police wore 7 pointed starts, (the same number as theSF police, who, accordingto Herb Caen, are the only ones who have 7 points on their. stars). You know, Clarence says he has been wearing his badge for about 15 years, and frankly didn't know just how many points were onit. Says he just put it on, and never thought any more about it. Well? PRIMROSES to Mrs. Lillian Mott who took the time to show her beautiful colored slides of many kinds of mushrooms, (we didn't know there were so many) and explain a little about each to the combined Garden Clubs of our area. If you have not had the opportunity to see these Slides, youreally can't begin to imagine what you have missed. Beingallin color, they are simply magnificent. ALL IS QUIET in the office, and each ofus is suffering in silence.too many things todo, and such a little time to do themin.but for sure next week we will dig down in that pile of stuff that each of us covets as "things to do", and refuse to let anyone touch, but keep stacking more and more onto it.for we WILL dig into it soon.IF time permits. The . A surprise bridal shower for Miss Angelina Petrovcic of Gorizia, Italy, who married Frank Angelini Feb. 27, in Nevada City, was given by Mrs. Mary Cassettarri at her home at 636 Zion St., Nevada City, on Tuesday, Feb. 23. The new Mrs. Angelini. is a sister to Mrs. Leroy Hoskins, and has been in this country for nine months, coming here for a visit after her mother's ‘Margaret Abrahamson ‘Society Editor . satadammnaneen amare ee A i a ai i RC te death in Italy. Many lovely and useful gifts were received by the bride. The guests played bingo. The bride's table was decorated by a large cake covCITIZEN ADS sell fast sopra = N By DONNA MILHOUS Phone AXtel 2-3207 Candy Lusk had the time ofher life this weekend when she went, by busto San Franciscoto visit Erin Lee Lytle, a first year Nursing student at University of San Francisco. The girls took in the Mardi Gras Carnival and attended a private party and Candy got to visit Carol Tozier, an old friend of the family before coming home. t+ tte Edie and Roy Bradshaw went to Sacramento Saturday and returned Sunday. Fern Hauglandheld the fort in their absense and kept their restaurant open, ++ ¢¢44 Tom Bowes, who has been residing in one of Cliff Youngs rentals for the past year has moved to Colfax. His many friends will miss him, t++tet+4¢4+ Ladies Birthday Club will meet at the home of Gerrie Among the officers of the Newcomers groups who attended the March lst. luncheon were (left to right) Genevieve Farmer ‘historian and-program chairman for Garden Club; Marjorie Lagerstrom, overall Newcomer Secretary-treasurer; Fern ‘Andriozzi, overall Newcomers general chairman; andElvira ORTH SAN JUA E W Treloar March 10th. fora potluck luncheon. t++t+ttet Gerrie and Bill Treloar reI eredwith yellow flowers and a mirrored plastic umbrella. made the centerpiece which in turn was surrounded by a ring of corsages fashioned of white hyacinths on cedar and held with yellow ribbons. Hanging over the table were three large white bells tied with a huge yellow bow. hostess. Guests from Grass Valley line Zugnoni, and Mary Fiori. Barbara Simonetti of San attend, sent a gift. Guests from Nevada City were Mary Gulartie, Zeffira Agostine, Alice Wallace, Bea Laughlin, Mary Louise Livesay, Christine Sonke, Helen Wulf, Lillian Mott, Mae Oden, Carmen Hoskin and Sue and Kristine Simonetti. cently motored to Village Theatre in Town & Country Village fora bit of night life and stayed at a favorite retreat, The Rolling Green Motel. +++ ttt FredJohnson, whohas been staying in Menlo Park to be with his mother during an illness, came up to see friends and attend the County Board of Education, on which he serves, +++t¢4 Evelyn Hoover, who had been very ill in Auburn Hospital is reported to be home now much improved, t+++t+44 Staying with Trubschenks this weekend were Bill Anderson and John Hammer from Hotsclaw, Garden club chairman. Oakland. The boys took Lori Trubschenk and Nancy Smallridge to the games at Squaw Valley Saturday. +t+t++4+4 Sunday, Dawn Trubschenk went up to Squaw Valley, watched the games and then she and Lorin, who has been an official during the meet, visited friends andhad dinner before returning. ++ee¢¢4+ Louie Spease, former resident now residing in Sacramento was up for a week working onhis cabin on Tyler Road and adding on another room, Earie Miller popped in from Pomona to visit Doanie and Frank Addleman. ORI ogee ene wt , Miss Angelina Petrevcic of Gorizia, Italy and Frank Angelini of Nevada City were joined in marriage at St. Canice Catholic Church by Fr. William Daly at 10:00 a.m. February, 27th, The Bride was served by Angelina Petrevcic Weds Frank Angelini In Nevada City her sister, Carmen Hoskins, as Matron of Honor. The groom was attended by his brother, Fred Angelini . The bride was given in marriage by her father-inlaw to be, Mario Angelini. Her dress was of pastel blue, }) Cake coffee and small sand{. wiches were served by the } were Dominica Chiori, Pau. Francisco, who wasunableto : P.S. pure silk fashioned in a sheath with a three-quarter length. ‘coat of the same material. She wore asher head covering a small blue flowered hat, accented by beige shoes, gloves and bag and wore an orchid corsage. She followed the traditional “something old, something new, something borrowed, and something blue” by wearing a new blue. gown, carrying a borrowed white prayer book, which was used for the first communion by hernephew, Leland Hoskins. She woreher mother's ear rings which were over 200 years old. She was married with a brilliant diamond wedding ring which had belonged to thegroom's mother. The matron of honor wore brown and beige with a picture hat and accented by a pink carnation corsage. Thereception held for the newlyweds was at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Leroy Hoskins, 418 Commercial St. , after which the couple left for ahoneymoon at Las Vages. On their return they will be at nome at 313 Depot St. , Nevada City. For fashionable shoes, all the latest shades and styles.all to make your days and costumes complete.Go to Bennetts Bootery in Nevada City or Grass Valley. They have a terrific assortment of house slippers, real glamourous. ¥y A COOKING. O !'water to make 1 cup; stir into drippings in pan. 11/4 cup brown sugar mixed:with 2Tbsp. cornstarch, 1/4 l cup vinegar and 1 Tbsp. soy sauce. Heat, stirririg con-Favorite recipes from the files of Nevada County's fabulous cooks F rostestenteestenioesiestetentiestentestententententententientenieetbententententententaniententtenteetsetentedententantenterterteatataetenbeteiotios (MEAT BALLS HAWAIIAN R . Season 1 pound ground beef with 1/2 teasp. salt and ny teasp. ginger. Form lightly into 18 small balls and tdip in beaten egg (or canned milk), then in flour. ; Saute in 2 Tbsp. salad oil in large frying pan, turning Ito brown all sides. I 1 I { Mrs. E. L. Stoops Remove from heat; take out meat balls while making _ sauce in same pan. Drain juice from 1 lb. can pineapple chunks and add Stir in 4 Stantly until sauce thickens and boils 3 minutes. Arrange browned meai balls, 2-green peppers cut in "strips and pineapple chunks in seperate piles in pan. (over)

h 9, 1960 AYS we APSON ly of the Bday atof Comierra AirpPdule, we Surprised dy to benh. d to hear a distant S iminent It was a t seemed Ame right uring the ollowed. t yet esore they inced. er Buck in Yoseed to get e Mother sats oniet ce in the ear East ms, rain dthe 12+ yway 49 ience in ate size rline and ral Mantdged the Her, ="but ling, " he evada cheduled logic that y 14 bus e trans? B sold on ral flight nd Mrs. estate members iety will sights of ada City bund NePrepared tours are ists who m of Nethe tours AFB-and y of publw paperand Fall aylord of ies, the ooth but A reading jition. % the sery of the der const". Let terest or ed, then elevision he public eate and me, tele,. or what ain duty ce, sadel of enl is worn inment is ainment? ificed for pw, isn't for teleelevate, And isn't interest Dn in the rce, and ‘oe \ Wednesday, March 9, 1960 Tatpo urri by maggi LOTS OF THINGS have been happening around the world. The Japanese have a new and tiny prince intheir midst. Queen Elizabeth has anew prince, the first born to a reigning queen in over a hundred years. Princess Margaret is going to be’ wed..and this is one of the nicest things we have heardina long time. reigning English family seems to be blessed with difficulties whenever a marriage is involved, but everyone seems to be happy about the coming wedding. BAD LUCK seems to plague Bill Moule, last week he had the misfortune to fall and break his knee. Seems like every time when good things start to happen there is always something sad to take some of the happiness away. OUR TOWNS welcomed a Leap Year baby last week..Bryan Clements Herr, who will live in NevadaCity. The proud daddy is anengineer for the U.S. Forest Service. Bryan will not be celebrating his first official birthday until 1964..whichdoes seem rather a long time to have to wait for a real birthday, doesn't it? ON THE OTHER HAND..A birthday celebration on Leap Year day was celebrated by Marta Caldwell. It was her lst official birthday. Attending were the 3 Mallot children from Marysville. Teddy and David Yarborough, Jane and Andy Van Doren from Grass Valley, and Grandmother, Mrs. Martha Zesiger from Orville, Washington. THE RED CROSS had kickoff luncheons in our Two Gold Dust Cities last week. Members of the local chapters will be calling at your door to pick up your contributions..welcome them and give all that youare able. Our thanks to the two chapters who sokindlywelcomedus, and such marvelous food we were fed. .There goes the figure again..infact, we think it is already gone. The daphne and camelias are beginning to bloom..and Spring must be just around the corner..or at least leaning around the corner fora few short moments ..andeveryone we know sort of sneaks out for a few minutes and stands in awe of the Lady Spring, who is sending her calling cards and letting us knowthat she will be with us soon. PEACE HAS again settled over Squaw Valley, but now it seems that the kids are clamoring for ice skates..everyone wants totry outtherinks, that for awhile were the personal property of the many skating stars from all overthe world. We too, would liketojoininthe fun, but our skating has been limited since we left Colorado and used to skate on the lily pond at Belt's house, and up and down the drain ditches..such is the reward for getting old and stiff. TALKED TO Clarence Martz the other day, mentioned the fact that we had noted that the Nevada City police wore 7 pointed starts, (the same number as theSF police, who, accordingto Herb Caen, are the only ones who have 7 points on their. stars). You know, Clarence says he has been wearing his badge for about 15 years, and frankly didn't know just how many points were onit. Says he just put it on, and never thought any more about it. Well? PRIMROSES to Mrs. Lillian Mott who took the time to show her beautiful colored slides of many kinds of mushrooms, (we didn't know there were so many) and explain a little about each to the combined Garden Clubs of our area. If you have not had the opportunity to see these Slides, youreally can't begin to imagine what you have missed. Beingallin color, they are simply magnificent. ALL IS QUIET in the office, and each ofus is suffering in silence..too many things todo, and such a little time to do themin..but for sure next week we will dig down in that pile of stuff that each of us covets as "things to do", and refuse to let anyone touch, but keep stacking more and more onto it..for we WILL dig into it soon..IF time permits. The . A surprise bridal shower for Miss Angelina Petrovcic of Gorizia, Italy, who married Frank Angelini Feb. 27, in Nevada City, was given by Mrs. Mary Cassettarri at her home at 636 Zion St., Nevada City, on Tuesday, Feb. 23. The new Mrs. Angelini. is a sister to Mrs. Leroy Hoskins, and has been in this country for nine months, coming here for a visit after her mother's ‘Margaret Abrahamson ‘Society Editor . satadammnaneen amare ee A i a ai i RC te death in Italy. Many lovely and useful gifts were received by the bride. The guests played bingo. The bride's table was decorated by a large cake covCITIZEN ADS sell fast

sopra = N By DONNA MILHOUS Phone AXtel 2-3207 Candy Lusk had the time ofher life this weekend when she went, by busto San Franciscoto visit Erin Lee Lytle, a first year Nursing student at University of San Francisco. The girls took in the Mardi Gras Carnival and attended a private party and Candy got to visit Carol Tozier, an old friend of the family before coming home. t+ tte Edie and Roy Bradshaw went to Sacramento Saturday and returned Sunday. Fern Hauglandheld the fort in their absense and kept their restaurant open, ++ ¢¢44 Tom Bowes, who has been residing in one of Cliff Youngs rentals for the past year has moved to Colfax. His many friends will miss him, t++tet+4¢4+ Ladies Birthday Club will meet at the home of Gerrie Among the officers of the Newcomers groups who attended the March lst. luncheon were (left to right) Genevieve Farmer ‘historian and-program chairman for Garden Club; Marjorie Lagerstrom, overall Newcomer Secretary-treasurer; Fern ‘Andriozzi, overall Newcomers general chairman; andElvira ORTH SAN JUA E W Treloar March 10th. fora potluck luncheon. t++t+ttet Gerrie and Bill Treloar reI eredwith yellow flowers and a mirrored plastic umbrella. made the centerpiece which in turn was surrounded by a ring of corsages fashioned of white hyacinths on cedar and held with yellow ribbons. Hanging over the table were three large white bells tied with a huge yellow bow. hostess. Guests from Grass Valley line Zugnoni, and Mary Fiori. Barbara Simonetti of San attend, sent a gift. Guests from Nevada City were Mary Gulartie, Zeffira Agostine, Alice Wallace, Bea Laughlin, Mary Louise Livesay, Christine Sonke, Helen Wulf, Lillian Mott, Mae Oden, Carmen Hoskin and Sue and Kristine Simonetti. cently motored to Village Theatre in Town & Country Village fora bit of night life and stayed at a favorite retreat, The Rolling Green Motel. +++ ttt FredJohnson, whohas been staying in Menlo Park to be with his mother during an illness, came up to see friends and attend the County Board of Education, on which he serves, +++t¢4 Evelyn Hoover, who had been very ill in Auburn Hospital is reported to be home now much improved, t+++t+44 Staying with Trubschenks this weekend were Bill Anderson and John Hammer from Hotsclaw, Garden club chairman. Oakland. The boys took Lori Trubschenk and Nancy Smallridge to the games at Squaw Valley Saturday. +t+t++4+4 Sunday, Dawn Trubschenk went up to Squaw Valley, watched the games and then she and Lorin, who has been an official during the meet, visited friends andhad dinner before returning. ++ee¢¢4+ Louie Spease, former resident now residing in Sacramento was up for a week working onhis cabin on Tyler Road and adding on another room, Earie Miller popped in from Pomona to visit Doanie and Frank Addleman. ORI ogee ene wt , Miss Angelina Petrevcic of Gorizia, Italy and Frank Angelini of Nevada City were joined in marriage at St. Canice Catholic Church by Fr. William Daly at 10:00 a.m. February, 27th, The Bride was served by Angelina Petrevcic Weds Frank Angelini In Nevada City her sister, Carmen Hoskins, as Matron of Honor. The groom was attended by his brother, Fred Angelini . The bride was given in marriage by her father-inlaw to be, Mario Angelini. Her dress was of pastel blue, }) Cake coffee and small sand{. wiches were served by the } were Dominica Chiori, Pau. Francisco, who wasunableto : P.S. pure silk fashioned in a sheath with a three-quarter length. ‘coat of the same material. She wore asher head covering a small blue flowered hat, accented by beige shoes, gloves and bag and wore an orchid corsage. She followed the traditional “something old, something new, something borrowed, and something blue” by wearing a new blue. gown, carrying a borrowed white prayer book, which was used for the first communion by hernephew, Leland Hoskins. She woreher mother's ear rings which were over 200 years old. She was married with a brilliant diamond wedding ring which had belonged to thegroom's mother. The matron of honor wore brown and beige with a picture hat and accented by a pink carnation corsage. Thereception held for the newlyweds was at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Leroy Hoskins, 418 Commercial St. , after which the couple left for ahoneymoon at Las Vages. On their return they will be at nome at 313 Depot St. , Nevada City. For fashionable shoes, all the latest shades and styles..all to make your days and costumes complete..Go to Bennetts Bootery in Nevada City or Grass Valley. They have a terrific assortment of house slippers, real glamourous. ¥y A COOKING. O !'water to make 1 cup; stir into drippings in pan. 11/4 cup brown sugar mixed:with 2Tbsp. cornstarch, 1/4 l cup vinegar and 1 Tbsp. soy sauce. Heat, stirririg con-Favorite recipes from the files of Nevada County's fabulous cooks F rostestenteestenioesiestetentiestentestententententententientenieetbententententententaniententtenteetsetentedententantenterterteatataetenbeteiotios (MEAT BALLS HAWAIIAN R . Season 1 pound ground beef with 1/2 teasp. salt and ny teasp. ginger. Form lightly into 18 small balls and tdip in beaten egg (or canned milk), then in flour. ; Saute in 2 Tbsp. salad oil in large frying pan, turning Ito brown all sides. I 1 I { Mrs. E. L. Stoops Remove from heat; take out meat balls while making _ sauce in same pan. Drain juice from 1 lb. can pineapple chunks and add Stir in 4 Stantly until sauce thickens and boils 3 minutes. Arrange browned meai balls, 2-green peppers cut in "strips and pineapple chunks in seperate piles in pan. (over)