December 13, 1961 (16 pages)

ee ee 4-H Club Seeds New County Rd. CHICAGO PARK---The Chicago Park Hornets had a good work day on November 26th, intherain, They were holding their annual Community Club Project work day. The Club seeded the sides. of the new County road which was recently completed in this district. members were there. They planted a mixture of grass seeds, including Crimson Clover, The club purchased a ten pound bag of Clover seed, The roadside seeding was suggested by the Farm Advisor, Mr, Wm, Helphenstine. This seed will do a lot of good as it will hold the soil on the banks and limit erosion, The rain proved helpful as the seeds stuck to the banks andtothe ground, The six members present and the four leaders seeded about a mile and a half of roadside. After the planting was done everyone had hot chocolate and listened to the agricultural leader who talked about going to the Cow Palace, Greece was settled by stone-age migrants before 3000 B,C, Six of the . CLS GLA LA EL LENS aM qh #.—_. 316 Broad St. ial 265-4586 erally Soe NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET.Wednesday, S\ING A ~ Sone! ~ ARTER YOU INSURE WITH CURNOW HALLS INSURANCE be gift-rapt? Und arrange it! lightweight portab wood -Olivett!. has carrying case its gift for men who who write social students of all ages STUDIO 44 *Manufacturcr’s suggested retall pr OFFICE ‘ Dial 27 Nevada City Merchants THIS CHRISTMAS would you like someone to The Studio 44 th big-typewriter features (and some. that even the big ones dont have!). With its awardwinning good looks. dependability and handsome So reserve the number one spot under the tree for the gleaming Hebbyhous g EQUIPMENT 120 W. Main St. Grass Valley ane ey erwood Can e compiete le by Underall important rugged the perfect travel, ladies letters, and and genders. $9 800 3-4288 eR 1kROW LUCKY SHOPPER .-Tom McKenzie ett} smiles as he is avatied two Arrow shirts from haberdasher H. L. Childers of Novaks Mens Store, Nevada City. Prizes are offered each week by Nevada City merchants as part of their "Shop Nevada City Thursday Night" program. *¥ Santa Claus Will Visit 4-H At Shady Creek Christmas Party SHADY CREEK---Santa Claus is coming to4-H! This wasthe decision at the November 25 meeting of the Shady Creek 4-HClub, The meeting was held at the Birchville schoolhouse where the imaginary Santa willbe on December 23, the date of the Christmas party. With our newly installed president, Frank Milhous presiding, it was decided to exchange joke or funny gifts. There alsowill be a Caroling Hayride on Christmas Eve, New members were initiated by candlelight ceremonies, They are: Terry Orr, Leslie Orr, Robert Murdock and Nora Selvester, They were encouraged when they heard of the awards won by some of the members, Awards went to Frank Milhous, Citizenship; Cheryl Fogarty, County winner in Beef; Ronnie Dow, County winner in garden; Harold Selvester, county winner in the Rabbit division. Rusty Dow gave a demonstration of the latest methods of "Underground Irrigation, " Danny Patterson demonstrated on how and what to use to trim a sheep's body for showing, At ournext meeting, Linda Bigelow and Cheryl Fogarty will give demonstrations, Refreshments were served by Cheryl Fogarty and Terry Orr. AMZAO mm ee eee ee a ee ee COOKING Favorite recipes from the files of Nevada County's first ladies iS ge a pl iain IG NCUA San la i BUTTER THIN PANCAKES MIX: 3 cups coffee cream 4 eggs, beaten ADD. AND MIX: 3 teaspoons baking powder 1 1/2 teaspoons salt 2 1/2 cups sifted flour Delicious! ee } . ! ; Mix together then add 1/2 1b. hot butter. Enjoy Continental Charm in the center of SAN FRANCISCO’S Theater. Shopping. Business District HOTEL San Francisco's only garden hotel delights you with all the amenities of fine living. styled guest rooms. IndividuallyUnique Garden Restaurant patio individually heated for year-around outdoor dining. dinner dancing under the stars. 24-hour Garage Service. Murray Lehr, Managing Director Write direct or see your Travel Agent. Reservations: GRaystone 4 6464 The Claremont Holed Glamorous resort setting — 22 acres of landscaped gardens. Overlooks the Bay. 20 minutes from downtown San Francisco. in OAKLANDBERKELEY California Coffee House. Transportation at door Tariff from $8 Teletype: OA520 : feature 100 singers and bandsIst Sierra Musical Program Set ROCKLIN ---The first formal musical program to be presented at Sierra college will be offered tomorrow on the Rocklin campus in the form of a traditional and modern Christmas program of choir and concert band, The public is invited to the program which will men in more than a dozen numbers, The 8 p.m. performance will follow a 10 a.m. performance for the student body, and a special show “pre-showing” at the Lincoln Garden and Women's clubs held yesterday. The annual Christmas program will bethefirst presented on the new college campusand will utilize the voices and instruments of the most Sierra musicians in history. Rehearsals began almost a month ago under the direction of vocal instructor Collan Walker and Band Conductor Clifford Brau. Students from T ahoe to Roseville and from Grass Valley to Placerville are participating in the program, Walker's choir officers helped in the selection of the unusually wide range of vocal offerings, which include such classics as Bach's "Jesu, Joy of Man's desiring" and Mozart's “Allelujia, along with negro spirituals, a "Jingle Bells Calypso," a processional and candlelight number, "Light of light, " and such universal favorites as"Silent Night" and "O Come, all ye faithful,” Highlighting the band numbers will be "Toyland" from the popular "Babes in Toyland" music of Victor Herbert. SuzanneJackson, Auburn, will accompany the choir, which Walker will conduct. Also featured will be a 14 person woman's ensemble, a group of nine mixed ensemble and a women’s double trio. Local Pvt. Handles Top Dogs . FORT BUCKNER, OKINAWA (AHTNC)---Army Pvt. Hollis H, HillJr., 21, whose parents and wife, Margret, live at 114 Chester Street, Grass . Valley, is a member of the 137th Ordnance Company's Security Platoon which recently wontheteam competition at the first Annual Inter-Service Sentry Dog Field Trials on Okinawa. The Platoon, which isregularly stationed on Okinawa, scored 1,081 out ofa possible 1,200 points at the trials, Points were awarded for dog appearance, obedience on and off the leash, and performance on the obstacle and attack courses and at a night penetration problem, Teams from eight other Army and Air Force units also participated in this competition. Hill, a dog handler in the company, entered the Army . in August 1959 and was stationed at Ford Ord, before arriving on Okinawa 2 years ago. He attended Nevada Union High School and was employed by the Yuba River Lumber Company before entering the Army. The crossbill is a member of the finch family whose unusual bill enables it to pry apart the scales of a pine cone while extracting the pine seed with its tongue. FLY ANY PLACF _, RENO LAKE TAHOE LAS VEGAS with qualified trained, commercial pilots in safe, well maintained aircraft. Cql-Nat Airways LOMA RICA AIRPORT PHONE 273-6151 December 13; 1961.Page 5 yy , Yee TREE'S UP.Grass Valleys traditional Christmas tree is up and lighted at the intersection of Mill and Main. Grass Valley stores will be open each night beginning Priday night til Dec. 23 for the convenience of area shoppers. Council For Retarded Holds Xmas Pot Luck GOLD FLAT ---The Nevada County Council for Retarded Children held their annual Christmas pot luck dinner Dec, 4, A short business meeting followed, A motion was passed to get each room a gift fromthe parents group. Mrs, JessieBaker, District #2 representative, was guest of the evening to get this council into the California Council for Retarded Children, Mrs, Baker said it is time to venture out to help others, It was suggested a group get together to go to De Witt state hospital as volunteer helpers, Since the group of mentally retarded children have come in from Stockton they need this kind of help. With the closing of this year the Nevada County Council wishes all their Baver, Daniels In Anti-Sub Test COAST OF CALIFORNIA (FHTNC)---William E, Bauer, aviation electronics technicianthird class, USN, sonof Mr. and Mrs, John A, Bauer of Grass Valley and George R. Daniels, airman apprentice, USN, son of Mrs, Thelma R, I, Payne of Star Route, Grass Valley, are serving with Air Anti-Submarine Squadron 33, a unit of the First Fleet which took part in Exercise Black Bear from Nov, 24through Dec, 1, off the coast of Southern Califor A" G Interest Per Annum PAID ON SAVINGS Accounts insured to $10,000 by an agency of the U. S. Govt. Midvalley Savings & Loan Association 152 S, Auburn St. GRASS VALLEY many friends a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, .A MANS JACKET from BENNETTS BOOTERY Adults are eligible to one ticket at each of the following stores after 5:30 pm Thursday, Nov. 30, 1961 Dalpez Save More Novaks Style. Shop Knee’s . Smiths Alpha M’ Ladys Young Teens Novaks‘Prentiss Studio Bennetts Bootery OPEN THURSDAYS UNTIL 9

ee ee 4-H Club Seeds New County Rd. CHICAGO PARK---The Chicago Park Hornets had a good work day on November 26th, intherain, They were holding their annual Community Club Project work day. The Club seeded the sides. of the new County road which was recently completed in this district. members were there. They planted a mixture of grass seeds, including Crimson Clover, The club purchased a ten pound bag of Clover seed, The roadside seeding was suggested by the Farm Advisor, Mr, Wm, Helphenstine. This seed will do a lot of good as it will hold the soil on the banks and limit erosion, The rain proved helpful as the seeds stuck to the banks andtothe ground, The six members present and the four leaders seeded about a mile and a half of roadside. After the planting was done everyone had hot chocolate and listened to the agricultural leader who talked about going to the Cow Palace, Greece was settled by stone-age migrants before 3000 B,C, Six of the . CLS GLA LA EL LENS aM qh #.—_. 316 Broad St. ial 265-4586 erally Soe NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET..Wednesday, S\ING A ~ Sone! ~ ARTER YOU INSURE WITH CURNOW HALLS INSURANCE be gift-rapt? Und arrange it! lightweight portab wood -Olivett!. has carrying case its gift for men who who write social students of all ages STUDIO 44 *Manufacturcr’s suggested retall pr OFFICE ‘ Dial 27 Nevada City Merchants THIS CHRISTMAS would you like someone to The Studio 44 th big-typewriter features (and some. that even the big ones dont have!). With its awardwinning good looks. dependability and handsome So reserve the number one spot under the tree for the gleaming Hebbyhous g EQUIPMENT 120 W. Main St. Grass Valley ane ey erwood Can e compiete le by Underall important rugged the perfect travel, ladies letters, and and genders. $9 800 3-4288 eR 1kROW LUCKY SHOPPER ..-Tom McKenzie ett} smiles as he is avatied two Arrow shirts from haberdasher H. L. Childers of Novaks Mens Store, Nevada City. Prizes are offered each week by Nevada City merchants as part of their "Shop Nevada City Thursday Night" program. *¥ Santa Claus Will Visit 4-H At Shady Creek Christmas Party SHADY CREEK---Santa Claus is coming to4-H! This wasthe decision at the November 25 meeting of the Shady Creek 4-HClub, The meeting was held at the Birchville schoolhouse where the imaginary Santa willbe on December 23, the date of the Christmas party. With our newly installed president, Frank Milhous presiding, it was decided to exchange joke or funny gifts. There alsowill be a Caroling Hayride on Christmas Eve, New members were initiated by candlelight ceremonies, They are: Terry Orr, Leslie Orr, Robert Murdock and Nora Selvester, They were encouraged when they heard of the awards won by some of the members, Awards went to Frank Milhous, Citizenship; Cheryl Fogarty, County winner in Beef; Ronnie Dow, County winner in garden; Harold Selvester, county winner in the Rabbit division. Rusty Dow gave a demonstration of the latest methods of "Underground Irrigation, " Danny Patterson demonstrated on how and what to use to trim a sheep's body for showing, At ournext meeting, Linda Bigelow and Cheryl Fogarty will give demonstrations, Refreshments were served by Cheryl Fogarty and Terry Orr. AMZAO mm ee eee ee a ee ee COOKING Favorite recipes from the files of Nevada County's first ladies iS ge a pl iain IG NCUA San la i BUTTER THIN PANCAKES MIX: 3 cups coffee cream 4 eggs, beaten ADD. AND MIX: 3 teaspoons baking powder 1 1/2 teaspoons salt 2 1/2 cups sifted flour Delicious! ee } . ! ; Mix together then add 1/2 1b. hot butter. Enjoy Continental Charm in the center of SAN FRANCISCO’S Theater.. Shopping.. Business District HOTEL San Francisco's only garden hotel delights you with all the amenities of fine living. styled guest rooms. IndividuallyUnique Garden Restaurant patio individually heated for year-around outdoor dining.. dinner dancing under the stars. 24-hour Garage Service. Murray Lehr, Managing Director Write direct or see your Travel Agent. Reservations: GRaystone 4 6464 The Claremont Holed Glamorous resort setting — 22 acres of landscaped gardens. Overlooks the Bay. 20 minutes from downtown San Francisco. in OAKLANDBERKELEY California Coffee House. Transportation at door Tariff from $8 Teletype: OA520 : feature 100 singers and bandsIst Sierra Musical

Program Set ROCKLIN ---The first formal musical program to be presented at Sierra college will be offered tomorrow on the Rocklin campus in the form of a traditional and modern Christmas program of choir and concert band, The public is invited to the program which will men in more than a dozen numbers, The 8 p.m. performance will follow a 10 a.m. performance for the student body, and a special show “pre-showing” at the Lincoln Garden and Women's clubs held yesterday. The annual Christmas program will bethefirst presented on the new college campusand will utilize the voices and instruments of the most Sierra musicians in history. Rehearsals began almost a month ago under the direction of vocal instructor Collan Walker and Band Conductor Clifford Brau. Students from T ahoe to Roseville and from Grass Valley to Placerville are participating in the program, Walker's choir officers helped in the selection of the unusually wide range of vocal offerings, which include such classics as Bach's "Jesu, Joy of Man's desiring" and Mozart's “Allelujia, along with negro spirituals, a "Jingle Bells Calypso," a processional and candlelight number, "Light of light, " and such universal favorites as"Silent Night" and "O Come, all ye faithful,” Highlighting the band numbers will be "Toyland" from the popular "Babes in Toyland" music of Victor Herbert. SuzanneJackson, Auburn, will accompany the choir, which Walker will conduct. Also featured will be a 14 person woman's ensemble, a group of nine mixed ensemble and a women’s double trio. Local Pvt. Handles Top Dogs . FORT BUCKNER, OKINAWA (AHTNC)---Army Pvt. Hollis H, HillJr., 21, whose parents and wife, Margret, live at 114 Chester Street, Grass . Valley, is a member of the 137th Ordnance Company's Security Platoon which recently wontheteam competition at the first Annual Inter-Service Sentry Dog Field Trials on Okinawa. The Platoon, which isregularly stationed on Okinawa, scored 1,081 out ofa possible 1,200 points at the trials, Points were awarded for dog appearance, obedience on and off the leash, and performance on the obstacle and attack courses and at a night penetration problem, Teams from eight other Army and Air Force units also participated in this competition. Hill, a dog handler in the company, entered the Army . in August 1959 and was stationed at Ford Ord, before arriving on Okinawa 2 years ago. He attended Nevada Union High School and was employed by the Yuba River Lumber Company before entering the Army. The crossbill is a member of the finch family whose unusual bill enables it to pry apart the scales of a pine cone while extracting the pine seed with its tongue. FLY ANY PLACF _, RENO LAKE TAHOE LAS VEGAS with qualified trained, commercial pilots in safe, well maintained aircraft. Cql-Nat Airways LOMA RICA AIRPORT PHONE 273-6151 December 13; 1961..Page 5 yy , Yee TREE'S UP..Grass Valleys traditional Christmas tree is up and lighted at the intersection of Mill and Main. Grass Valley stores will be open each night beginning Priday night til Dec. 23 for the convenience of area shoppers. Council For Retarded Holds Xmas Pot Luck GOLD FLAT ---The Nevada County Council for Retarded Children held their annual Christmas pot luck dinner Dec, 4, A short business meeting followed, A motion was passed to get each room a gift fromthe parents group. Mrs, JessieBaker, District #2 representative, was guest of the evening to get this council into the California Council for Retarded Children, Mrs, Baker said it is time to venture out to help others, It was suggested a group get together to go to De Witt state hospital as volunteer helpers, Since the group of mentally retarded children have come in from Stockton they need this kind of help. With the closing of this year the Nevada County Council wishes all their Baver, Daniels In Anti-Sub Test COAST OF CALIFORNIA (FHTNC)---William E, Bauer, aviation electronics technicianthird class, USN, sonof Mr. and Mrs, John A, Bauer of Grass Valley and George R. Daniels, airman apprentice, USN, son of Mrs, Thelma R, I, Payne of Star Route, Grass Valley, are serving with Air Anti-Submarine Squadron 33, a unit of the First Fleet which took part in Exercise Black Bear from Nov, 24through Dec, 1, off the coast of Southern Califor A" G Interest Per Annum PAID ON SAVINGS Accounts insured to $10,000 by an agency of the U. S. Govt. Midvalley Savings & Loan Association 152 S, Auburn St. GRASS VALLEY many friends a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, .A MANS JACKET from BENNETTS BOOTERY Adults are eligible to one ticket at each of the following stores after 5:30 pm Thursday, Nov. 30, 1961 Dalpez Save More Novaks Style. Shop Knee’s . Smiths Alpha M’ Ladys Young Teens Novaks‘Prentiss Studio Bennetts Bootery OPEN THURSDAYS UNTIL 9