April 4, 1962 (10 pages)

nley resalifour nily of jpo~ inonthe ling bof: c” ai ia"s and \diling a has for na ucho 1ed can the > of non all are esalaneen ith cus nia mEderms . #e Nevada County NUGGET. -Wednesday, April 4, 1962.Page 9 4 ihe ox Douglas Fir Barkie Poles CALL or WRITE Camino, Calif. Phone Ni 4-2663 . EXPERIENCED COUNSEL IN YOUR TIME OF NEED our hands with complete assurance, CALL US DAY OR NIGHT WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU Dial 265-2421 @ 24-Hour Ambulance Service VICTOR. by fepaad yp Mag , A ag A mgt: sete SAREE co. Stockton, Calif. e HO 5-5768 CALL MON KREMKAU . meCORNICK & BAXTER Rt. 1 Box 103 OF CREOSOTING We offer you friendly, sympathetic help with attention to the details that mean so much. Let matters rest in BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL J. Paul Bergemann, Députy Coroner 246 SACRAMENTO STREET.. NEVADA CITY GRASS VALLEY ---1962 fair exhibitors can get some valuable information concern_ ing exhibits for the August Fair by calling the Fair office 273-6217, according to Manager Malcolm E. HamA preview listing of sec. tions that will be offered in” agriculture, floriculture, preserved foods, baked goods, and confections, clothing and textiles, weav. ing, arts and crafts, paint_ ing and photography is now available to any interested party and copies have al" ready been mailed to 1961 exhibitors. This preview listing enables prospective exhibitors tosew, can and bake during, the relatively slow spring months and soon to prepare their gardens with a view of entering a maximum number of exhibits at the fair. Miniature garden displays which were offered here for the first time in 1961 and proved so popular will be offered again with seven 10x10 booths available to groups of two or more persons. First place money in this section amounts to $40 with seven places offered. Two sections in both the flowers arrangement shows areopento “Men only, "affording a spleadid opportunity for masculine interpretations of sports and patio parties. E. Schreiber, V. Putnam Are Married NEVADA CITY---Eleanor E, Schreiber and Vernon G, Putnam were united in marriage at Trinity Episcopal Church on Sunday, March, 25. * “The Rey, Robert Nobel officiated at the double ring rites, Wedding guests included family members and friends from Sacramento and San Francisco, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ernest W. Schreiber of Nevada City, The groom is the son .of Mrs. Lottie M. Putnam of Webster, Mass. Mrs. Blair Geddes of Yuba:Gity attended the bride, and Albert Murray of this city served as best man. Mr. and Mrs, Putnam will reside inSan Francisco where the groom is an engineer for the California PubThursday and the Saturday } lic Utilities Commission, friction parts. 7 . \ y Hobbyhoure & OFFICE . MAIN O-2968 The popular priced portable line for fast economical figuring for home /office/store Anyone who figures can afford a Victor Value Champion adding machine. Here is America’s mass appeal adding machine that assures dependable trouble-free performance for years to come. _ Sturdy, streamlined unbreakable plastic case in handsome new style and modern decor sand tone color. Automatic punctuation; one stroke total; feather-touch » finger-tip control. Automatic space-up; quiet operation; compact 12%” x 74” Rust-proof, cadmium plated, case-hardened 120 W. Main St. Grass Valley a WOSEE ON How tomorrow's Picture-Phoné may look By turning a knob you could show off a new baby in California to relatives and friends all over the country. Or have a time-saving “phone view” of goods you want before going to the store. Long distance conferences could be held face-to-face by men of business, science and government. This may all be possible someday with Picture-Phones. They’re among many-exciting ideas telephone people are working on to make your service more useful and to help the nation keep its scientific leadership in a fast-changing world. @ Pacific Telephone PART. OF THE NATION-WIDE BELL SYSTEM Ss Mee ae ee Ee i$ : = cee ee bees 2 ee 3 id GOLDEN WEDDING..Mr. and Mrs. Wilson F . Reed were married March 18, 1912 in Omaha, Neb. during a blinding snowstorm. The couple, Nevada City residents since August of Last year received the congratulations of many well wishers at a recently held celebration. Reed isa retired locomotive engineer with the Union and Southern Pacific railroads. a long and happy married life is simply to give a little and take a little. Mrs. Wilson said her formula for Camptonville News By IRENE STOOPS Miss Donna Le Bars was honored with a Bridal Shower March 27 at the home of Mrs. Merle Butz in Celestial Valley. Hostesses were Nancy Brown, Annis Butz, Tivie Brownand Marylin and Gladys Groves. The honoree was presented many lovely and useful gifts, Guests were Frances Moore, Colleen Graham, Claire Casey, Kathy Moore, Nellie Clark, Harriett Winebarger, Willanettee Groves, Reneann Hillman, Ragna Brown, Candice Brown, Marylin Groves, Irene Le Bars, Hazel . , Powers, Billi Dunbar, Kathleen Winebarger, Claudia Groves, Mildred Groves, Marlys Brown, Sue Hillman, Ruth Skoverski, Saide Dix‘on, Amanda Dunbar, Ila Dunbar, Lucille Moore, Ma= teel La Hue, Thelma Kissig, Jo Ann Swanson, Irene Sto‘ops, Maduie Cleveland, Margart Williams, Winnie Williams, Tivie Brown, Gladys Groves, Annis Butz, Alice Lanham, Pat Bishop, Nancy Brown, Sue Niemand, Doris Hughes, Vera Mackinson, and Eva Turner. T hose sending gifts who could not be present were _ Vi Pense gAudrey Rydell; Edith Pense, Ruth Van Order, Connie Pfiffer, Rae Bigley, Freda Del Porto, Phyllis Letko, Betty Holloran, Viola Milner, Bee Lyons and Barbara, Rae Ellsworth, Gertie Woosley, Ora Nelson, Nathelle Pierce, Kitty Burrows, Aileen Sanders, Billie T ownsend and mother, Sharron Jaynes, Erma Cassano and Wilma and Diane Strauss. Miss Le Bars will wed Robert Dunbar of Grass Valley at an April wedding. eeee808 We are sorry to hear that Vi Pense met with an accident at herhome here on the 26th. She was standing on achairtoreacha high shelf, the chair gave way and the result wasa broken leg. She is confined to Miners Hospital for treatment. eeee080 Recent Visitors at the Lynn . Mix together N E R COOKING as . . 1 Blend Together . : . 1# lean ground beef 1/2 tsp salt 1/8 tsp pepper 1/4 cup finely chopped onion 1 egg, lightly beaten Shape on wax paper into a rectangle 9 X 7 and about 1" thick, 2 .T-bsb. melted butter ROLLED MEATLOAF WITH BLEU CHEESE STUFFING Favorite recipes from the files of Nevada County's first ladies =—o =e ee aoe <i ew 2. i 4 oz. can mushrooms, ‘drained and choppedj Tbsps crumbled bleu cheese 1/4 oz, pkg. bleu cheese cracker, finely i rolled (about 2 cups crumbs) Heap stuffing in the center of the meat and spread to edges. Using the wax paper, roll meat over stuffing and seal by patting meat together at top and ends, Remove paper and bake in shallow pan at 350° for 40 l minutes, — —e ieee Serves 4, ‘Soe. Choir In Concert ROCKLIN ---Sierra College's choir is busy rehearsing for a spring concert, with Collan Walker directing the largest choir in Sierra's history. The . Sierra Singers will also perform at the college's dedication exetcises May 6, and at the junior college choir festival at San Francisco State college May 7, Charles "Chuck" Tomp-kins was chosen by the choir as president of the spring group. Other officers ‘are Dick Burger, vice president, Mary Carol Nelson, secretary, andCaroleBraly, sergeant at arms, ‘ Horton home were Mildred's father, Herbert Bucknum of Oakland andhe Uncle, Lucien Bucknum of San Francisco, esesee8 William Harlan, who spent the winter here with his daughters, Kitty Burrows and Aileen Sanaers, rias returned to hig home at Wibaux, Montant. He hopes to return next winter after his crops are harvested. seeeee Mr. and Mrs, Joe Williams of Sacramento are visiting . their son and daughter-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs, Claude Williams. Se a a a al ca a in Wilmar PRESENTS SPRING SPECIAL SPACIOUS 4& Bedroom Home COMPLETE WITH GARAGE only $9,450 $35.00 and WE DO THE REST! YOUR LOT SEE US TODAY —— Phone 273-4486 MODEL HOME FURNISHED BY ALPHA Craig E. Moore, Manager Lenten “Dish CHEESE PIE With’ CREOLE SAUCE Beat: -3 eggs, slightly _Add: 1/2 tsp salt Dash paprika 1 tsp Worcestershire sauce 11/2 cups shredded Swiss cheese in 2 cups scalded milk in double broiler, Pour graduallyover the eggs stirring constantly, Pourinto unbaked pie shell and bake at 450° 10 minutes, then lower heat and continsze to bake at 350°30 minutes longer, or until knife inserted comes out clean. Serve with Sauce: Melt: 3 Tbls, butter in saucepan Add; 1/4, c minced onioa Melt: 1/4 c chopped green » pepper and cook and stir until onion is transparent, not brown. Combine: 1 tsp salt, 11/2 tspsugar, 1Tbls, cornstarch . and 11/2 cooked tomatoes. Add to onion mixture and * US 93,95, 466 * Beautifully furnished, carpeted 1-2 bedroom units * Individually controlled air-conditioning * Combination tub-showers * Free show reservations * TV, Radios, Swim Pool * Baby sitters available * Near Good Restaurants * 2 minutes to downtown night-life * Credit cards honored, 2009 FREMONT STREET LAS VEGAS, Pe RN yt Congress of Motor Hotels, cook and stir until smooth and thickened, Add:122 c cooked mushrooms and heat to serving temperature. Serve over-wedges of cheese pie. * EXPERT PRINTING Printing For Every Purpose _ xxCIRC-ULARS ** STATIONERY ** MAIL PIECES **BILLS *xFORMS NEVADA CO. PRINTING and PUBLISHING 212 W. Main St. GRASS VALLEY 4 ‘ ae te a en SKY RANC Write for new TRAVEL GUIDE listing fine motels from coast to coast, inspected and approved by phone 273-4590 i futile Citra ada cindbabaht = em rete NEVADA *JTIBO ‘6 OQUEeMBUDeS AAVAQTET 89895 *3T1 BD uoTqoec ST BOTPOTZa,

nley resalifour nily of jpo~ inonthe ling bof: c” ai ia"s and \diling a has for na ucho 1ed can the > of non all are esalaneen ith cus nia mEderms . #e Nevada County NUGGET. -Wednesday, April 4, 1962..Page 9 4 ihe ox Douglas Fir Barkie Poles CALL or WRITE Camino, Calif. Phone Ni 4-2663 . EXPERIENCED COUNSEL IN YOUR TIME OF NEED our hands with complete assurance, CALL US DAY OR NIGHT WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU Dial 265-2421 @ 24-Hour Ambulance Service VICTOR. by fepaad yp Mag , A ag A mgt: sete SAREE co. Stockton, Calif. e HO 5-5768 CALL MON KREMKAU . meCORNICK & BAXTER Rt. 1 Box 103 OF CREOSOTING We offer you friendly, sympathetic help with attention to the details that mean so much.. Let matters rest in BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL J. Paul Bergemann, Députy Coroner 246 SACRAMENTO STREET... NEVADA CITY GRASS VALLEY ---1962 fair exhibitors can get some valuable information concern_ ing exhibits for the August Fair by calling the Fair office 273-6217, according to Manager Malcolm E. HamA preview listing of sec. tions that will be offered in” agriculture, floriculture, preserved foods, baked goods, and confections, clothing and textiles, weav. ing, arts and crafts, paint_ ing and photography is now available to any interested party and copies have al" ready been mailed to 1961 exhibitors. This preview listing enables prospective exhibitors tosew, can and bake during, the relatively slow spring months and soon to prepare their gardens with a view of entering a maximum number of exhibits at the fair. Miniature garden displays which were offered here for the first time in 1961 and proved so popular will be offered again with seven 10x10 booths available to groups of two or more persons. First place money in this section amounts to $40 with seven places offered. Two sections in both the flowers arrangement shows areopento “Men only, "affording a spleadid opportunity for masculine interpretations of sports and patio parties. E. Schreiber, V. Putnam Are Married NEVADA CITY---Eleanor E, Schreiber and Vernon G, Putnam were united in marriage at Trinity Episcopal Church on Sunday, March, 25. * “The Rey, Robert Nobel officiated at the double ring rites, Wedding guests included family members and friends from Sacramento and San Francisco, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ernest W. Schreiber of Nevada City, The groom is the son .of Mrs. Lottie M. Putnam of Webster, Mass. Mrs. Blair Geddes of Yuba:Gity attended the bride, and Albert Murray of this city served as best man. Mr. and Mrs, Putnam will reside inSan Francisco where the groom is an engineer for the California PubThursday and the Saturday } lic Utilities Commission, friction parts. 7 . \ y Hobbyhoure & OFFICE . MAIN O-2968 The popular priced portable line for fast economical figuring for home /office/store Anyone who figures can afford a Victor Value Champion adding machine. Here is America’s mass appeal adding machine that assures dependable trouble-free performance for years to come. _ Sturdy, streamlined unbreakable plastic case in handsome new style and modern decor sand tone color. Automatic punctuation; one stroke total; feather-touch » finger-tip control. Automatic space-up; quiet operation; compact 12%” x 74” Rust-proof, cadmium plated, case-hardened 120 W. Main St. Grass Valley a WOSEE ON How tomorrow's Picture-Phoné may look By turning a knob you could show off a new baby in California to relatives and friends all over the country. Or have a time-saving “phone view” of goods you want before going to the store. Long distance conferences could be held face-to-face by men of business, science and government. This may all be possible someday with Picture-Phones. They’re among many-exciting ideas telephone people are working on to make your service more useful and to help the nation keep its scientific leadership in a fast-changing world. @ Pacific Telephone PART. OF THE NATION-WIDE BELL SYSTEM Ss Mee ae ee Ee i$ : = cee ee bees 2 ee 3 id GOLDEN WEDDING...Mr. and Mrs. Wilson F . Reed were married March 18, 1912 in Omaha, Neb. during a blinding snowstorm. The couple, Nevada City residents since August of Last year received the congratulations of many well wishers at a recently held celebration. Reed isa retired locomotive engineer with the Union and Southern Pacific railroads. a long and happy married life is simply to give a little and take a little. Mrs. Wilson said her formula for Camptonville News By IRENE STOOPS Miss Donna Le Bars was honored with a Bridal Shower March 27 at the home of Mrs. Merle Butz in Celestial Valley. Hostesses were Nancy Brown, Annis Butz, Tivie Brownand Marylin and Gladys Groves. The honoree was presented many lovely and useful gifts, Guests were Frances Moore, Colleen Graham, Claire Casey, Kathy Moore, Nellie Clark, Harriett Winebarger, Willanettee Groves, Reneann Hillman, Ragna Brown, Candice Brown, Marylin Groves, Irene Le Bars, Hazel . , Powers, Billi Dunbar, Kathleen Winebarger, Claudia

Groves, Mildred Groves, Marlys Brown, Sue Hillman, Ruth Skoverski, Saide Dix‘on, Amanda Dunbar, Ila Dunbar, Lucille Moore, Ma= teel La Hue, Thelma Kissig, Jo Ann Swanson, Irene Sto‘ops, Maduie Cleveland, Margart Williams, Winnie Williams, Tivie Brown, Gladys Groves, Annis Butz, Alice Lanham, Pat Bishop, Nancy Brown, Sue Niemand, Doris Hughes, Vera Mackinson, and Eva Turner. T hose sending gifts who could not be present were _ Vi Pense gAudrey Rydell; Edith Pense, Ruth Van Order, Connie Pfiffer, Rae Bigley, Freda Del Porto, Phyllis Letko, Betty Holloran, Viola Milner, Bee Lyons and Barbara, Rae Ellsworth, Gertie Woosley, Ora Nelson, Nathelle Pierce, Kitty Burrows, Aileen Sanders, Billie T ownsend and mother, Sharron Jaynes, Erma Cassano and Wilma and Diane Strauss. Miss Le Bars will wed Robert Dunbar of Grass Valley at an April wedding. eeee808 We are sorry to hear that Vi Pense met with an accident at herhome here on the 26th. She was standing on achairtoreacha high shelf, the chair gave way and the result wasa broken leg. She is confined to Miners Hospital for treatment. eeee080 Recent Visitors at the Lynn . Mix together N E R COOKING as . . 1 Blend Together . : . 1# lean ground beef 1/2 tsp salt 1/8 tsp pepper 1/4 cup finely chopped onion 1 egg, lightly beaten Shape on wax paper into a rectangle 9 X 7 and about 1" thick, 2 .T-bsb. melted butter ROLLED MEATLOAF WITH BLEU CHEESE STUFFING Favorite recipes from the files of Nevada County's first ladies =—o =e ee aoe <i ew 2. i 4 oz. can mushrooms, ‘drained and choppedj Tbsps crumbled bleu cheese 1/4 oz, pkg. bleu cheese cracker, finely i rolled (about 2 cups crumbs) Heap stuffing in the center of the meat and spread to edges. Using the wax paper, roll meat over stuffing and seal by patting meat together at top and ends, Remove paper and bake in shallow pan at 350° for 40 l minutes, — —e ieee Serves 4, ‘Soe. Choir In Concert ROCKLIN ---Sierra College's choir is busy rehearsing for a spring concert, with Collan Walker directing the largest choir in Sierra's history. The . Sierra Singers will also perform at the college's dedication exetcises May 6, and at the junior college choir festival at San Francisco State college May 7, Charles "Chuck" Tomp-kins was chosen by the choir as president of the spring group. Other officers ‘are Dick Burger, vice president, Mary Carol Nelson, secretary, andCaroleBraly, sergeant at arms, ‘ Horton home were Mildred's father, Herbert Bucknum of Oakland andhe Uncle, Lucien Bucknum of San Francisco, esesee8 William Harlan, who spent the winter here with his daughters, Kitty Burrows and Aileen Sanaers, rias returned to hig home at Wibaux, Montant. He hopes to return next winter after his crops are harvested. seeeee Mr. and Mrs, Joe Williams of Sacramento are visiting . their son and daughter-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs, Claude Williams. Se a a a al ca a in Wilmar PRESENTS SPRING SPECIAL SPACIOUS 4& Bedroom Home COMPLETE WITH GARAGE only $9,450 $35.00 and WE DO THE REST! YOUR LOT SEE US TODAY —— Phone 273-4486 MODEL HOME FURNISHED BY ALPHA Craig E. Moore, Manager Lenten “Dish CHEESE PIE With’ CREOLE SAUCE Beat: -3 eggs, slightly _Add: 1/2 tsp salt Dash paprika 1 tsp Worcestershire sauce 11/2 cups shredded Swiss cheese in 2 cups scalded milk in double broiler, Pour graduallyover the eggs stirring constantly, Pourinto unbaked pie shell and bake at 450° 10 minutes, then lower heat and continsze to bake at 350°30 minutes longer, or until knife inserted comes out clean. Serve with Sauce: Melt: 3 Tbls, butter in saucepan Add; 1/4, c minced onioa Melt: 1/4 c chopped green » pepper and cook and stir until onion is transparent, not brown. Combine: 1 tsp salt, 11/2 tspsugar, 1Tbls, cornstarch . and 11/2 cooked tomatoes. Add to onion mixture and * US 93,95, 466 * Beautifully furnished, carpeted 1-2 bedroom units * Individually controlled air-conditioning * Combination tub-showers * Free show reservations * TV, Radios, Swim Pool * Baby sitters available * Near Good Restaurants * 2 minutes to downtown night-life * Credit cards honored, 2009 FREMONT STREET LAS VEGAS, Pe RN yt Congress of Motor Hotels, cook and stir until smooth and thickened, Add:122 c cooked mushrooms and heat to serving temperature.. Serve over-wedges of cheese pie. * EXPERT PRINTING Printing For Every Purpose _ xxCIRC-ULARS ** STATIONERY ** MAIL PIECES **BILLS *xFORMS NEVADA CO. PRINTING and PUBLISHING 212 W. Main St. GRASS VALLEY 4 ‘ ae te a en SKY RANC Write for new TRAVEL GUIDE listing fine motels from coast to coast, inspected and approved by phone 273-4590 i futile Citra ada cindbabaht = em rete NEVADA *JTIBO ‘6 OQUEeMBUDeS AAVAQTET 89895 *3T1 BD uoTqoec ST BOTPOTZa,