August 25, 1971 (12 pages)

. Telephone 265-2471 “2 The Nevada County Nugget, August 25, 1971 Three Japan students visit as part of the Lions International Youth Exchange Pro(NEVADA COUNTY NOGGEY. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, 301 Broad Street Nevada City, Ca. 95959 Second class postage paid at Nevada City, California. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court , Juce 3, 1960. Decree4 No, 12, 406. Subscription Rates: one year, $3.00; two years, $5.00. 19[9S7 PRIZE-WINNING NEWSPAPER _ Grea; part of Lion’s program ‘Three students from Japan gram, spent three weeks in this area The 109 Japaneselanded at San Francisco Inter. national Airport on Aug, 1 to be ‘ the guests of Lions in northern and central California, The three who visited locally were Hiromi Watanabe who stayed with Mr, and Mrs, John Berryman, Hiromi Yamashina stayed with the Marvin Dunns and Mr, and Mrs, ‘Smokey' Smith, president _ of the Cousin Jack L‘ uns Breakfast Club, had Hikaru Ashida as their guest, Highlights of the students ' yisit were a tour of the Oriental Mine near Allaghany and a trip to Lake Tahoe and Squaw Valley, They also attended swimming parties and a steak dinner and western hoe-down hosted by the Elk Grove Lions, Miss Watanabe went on the Hennessy Pass trip with her hosts, -the Berrymans and the three students and their hosts attended the Cousin Jack's Old ’ Fashioned Miners" Picnic, Sgt, . Bill Waddell took the three on an air tour of the county and they visited a newspaper plant _ in Sacramento, The students brought many lovely gifts for their host families and also gifts from the Japanese Lions Club, sponsor of studentsNevadal County Rainfall Gauge} NEVADA CITY Max. Min. R. August. 17 90 47 .00 August 18 91 48 .00 August 19 90 44 .00 August 20 86 43. 00. August 21. 85 44 .00 August 22 82 47 ~ .00 August 23 87 48 .00 Rainfall to date 00 Rainfall last year 02 GRASS VALLEY Max, Min. _ R. August 17 91 55 00 August 18 92 58 00 August 19 89 52 -00 August 20 84 —«. 1 -00 August 21 84 53 00 August 22 81 53 .00 ‘August 23 90 57 00 Rainfall to date 00 Rainfall last year 02 the student exchange. At a Cousin Jack's breakfast Smith gave the two girls apendant each filled with gold flakes and a gold nugget tie tack to the boy visitor. Each also received a silver dollar minted before 1935, District 4C5 Governor Dan Higgins and members of the international relations committee and their wives hosted the acneenene students The Cook's Corner. By P. L. Smith This will be my last contribution to the cookery scene until after the final week of the "best recipes” series starting Sept, 1, Here are a few suggestions for tasty tid-bits you may wish to serve on the patio these warm evenings, All are guaranteed to go well with your favorite beverages, (1) Mix grated, sharp cheddar cheese with finely minced walnuts and roll into bitie-size balls; coat lightly with sour cream and dip into crushed ritzcracker crumbs, Serve impaled on colorful toothpicks, (2) Steam chicken livers until tender, mash thoroughly with sour creamseasoned with a few drops of fresh onion juice and add curry powder to taste. Spread on bite-size pieces of melba toast or assorted small cocktail crackers, (3) Halve hard-cooked eggs, mix yolks with a mixture of sour cream and mayonnaise seasoned with a few drops of Tobasco sauce, salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste,. Fill halves and sprinkle lightly with paprika for color and added flavor, ‘(4 Drain minced clams well, mix with cream cheese, Season with a few drops of garlic juice and salt to taste, Spread on unsalted soda crackers, place under broiler untix mixture rises slightly and turns golden on top. Serve while hot, (5) Grind equal portion of baked ham, and cheddar cheese together, Mix with mayonnaise seasoned with fresh ground black pepper, finely minced celery and a small amount of pickle relish, Spread on toasted fingers of fresh rye bread, Now, don't forget to send your "best" recipe to the Nugget right away. Entries limited to one per contributor; and you must be a subscriber! all for this low price DON’T Subscribe now weekly columns Historical articles 1 YEAR-°3° 2YEARS-°5* 3 YEARS -*7" “CITY OF SIX” Started July 28, 1971 By CHAUNCEY L. CANFIELD Subscribe today The Nugget low THE NUGGET, P.O. Box 572, Nevada City, Calif. 95959 Miss this historic story of the golden days _ of Western Nevada and Sierra Counties!!! ne ee)

. Telephone 265-2471 “2 The Nevada County Nugget, August 25, 1971 Three Japan students visit as part of the Lions International Youth Exchange Pro(NEVADA COUNTY NOGGEY. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO, 301 Broad Street Nevada City, Ca. 95959 Second class postage paid at Nevada City, California. Adjudicated a legal newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court , Juce 3, 1960. Decree4 No, 12, 406. Subscription Rates: one year, $3.00; two years, $5.00. 19[9S7 PRIZE-WINNING NEWSPAPER _ Grea; part of Lion’s program ‘Three students from Japan gram, spent three weeks in this area The 109 Japaneselanded at San Francisco Inter. national Airport on Aug, 1 to be ‘ the guests of Lions in northern and central California, The three who visited locally were Hiromi Watanabe who stayed with Mr, and Mrs, John Berryman, Hiromi Yamashina stayed with the Marvin Dunns and Mr, and Mrs, ‘Smokey' Smith, president _ of the Cousin Jack L‘ uns Breakfast Club, had Hikaru Ashida as their guest, Highlights of the students ' yisit were a tour of the Oriental Mine near Allaghany and a trip to Lake Tahoe and Squaw Valley, They also attended swimming parties and a steak dinner and western hoe-down hosted by the Elk Grove Lions, Miss Watanabe went on the Hennessy Pass trip with her hosts, -the Berrymans and the three students and their hosts attended the Cousin Jack's Old ’ Fashioned Miners" Picnic, Sgt, . Bill Waddell took the three on an air tour of the county and they visited a newspaper plant _ in Sacramento, The students brought many lovely gifts for their host families and also gifts from the Japanese Lions Club, sponsor of studentsNevadal County Rainfall Gauge} NEVADA CITY Max. Min. R. August. 17 90 47 .00 August 18 91 48 .00 August 19 90 44 .00 August 20 86 43. 00. August 21. 85 44 .00 August 22 82 47 ~ .00 August 23 87 48 .00 Rainfall to date 00 Rainfall last year 02 GRASS VALLEY Max, Min. _ R.

August 17 91 55 00 August 18 92 58 00 August 19 89 52 -00 August 20 84 —«. 1 -00 August 21 84 53 00 August 22 81 53 .00 ‘August 23 90 57 00 Rainfall to date 00 Rainfall last year 02 the student exchange. At a Cousin Jack's breakfast Smith gave the two girls apendant each filled with gold flakes and a gold nugget tie tack to the boy visitor. Each also received a silver dollar minted before 1935, District 4C5 Governor Dan Higgins and members of the international relations committee and their wives hosted the acneenene students The Cook's Corner. By P. L. Smith This will be my last contribution to the cookery scene until after the final week of the "best recipes” series starting Sept, 1, Here are a few suggestions for tasty tid-bits you may wish to serve on the patio these warm evenings, All are guaranteed to go well with your favorite beverages, (1) Mix grated, sharp cheddar cheese with finely minced walnuts and roll into bitie-size balls; coat lightly with sour cream and dip into crushed ritzcracker crumbs, Serve impaled on colorful toothpicks, (2) Steam chicken livers until tender, mash thoroughly with sour creamseasoned with a few drops of fresh onion juice and add curry powder to taste. Spread on bite-size pieces of melba toast or assorted small cocktail crackers, (3) Halve hard-cooked eggs, mix yolks with a mixture of sour cream and mayonnaise seasoned with a few drops of Tobasco sauce, salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste,. Fill halves and sprinkle lightly with paprika for color and added flavor, ‘(4 Drain minced clams well, mix with cream cheese, Season with a few drops of garlic juice and salt to taste, Spread on unsalted soda crackers, place under broiler untix mixture rises slightly and turns golden on top. Serve while hot, (5) Grind equal portion of baked ham, and cheddar cheese together, Mix with mayonnaise seasoned with fresh ground black pepper, finely minced celery and a small amount of pickle relish, Spread on toasted fingers of fresh rye bread, Now, don't forget to send your "best" recipe to the Nugget right away. Entries limited to one per contributor; and you must be a subscriber! all for this low price DON’T Subscribe now weekly columns Historical articles 1 YEAR-°3° 2YEARS-°5* 3 YEARS -*7" “CITY OF SIX” Started July 28, 1971 By CHAUNCEY L. CANFIELD Subscribe today The Nugget low THE NUGGET, P.O. Box 572, Nevada City, Calif. 95959 Miss this historic story of the golden days _ of Western Nevada and Sierra Counties!!! ne ee)