December 20, 1967 (20 pages)

Soroptimists Tag Community Gifts Nevada City Soroptimists, most active in community affairs, and causes of good will, last week tagged three gifts Reach, Podner! BODY CAST helps support the spine of Gary Henninger, 13, San. Leandro, Calif., who was born with a.defect causing degeneration of spinal nerves. At March of Dimes Birth Defects Center, Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Oakland, Calif., he gets regular check-ups. A stocking full of goodies is what A you richly deserve for being such steadfast friends. Merry Christmas! which included community im-. provement and recreation, a gift to a-hospital and a contribution ‘to a worthy fund. The Soroptimists designated : $500 from their treasury for the Pioneer Park Improvement Fund, Members voted the amount toward a proposed cement slab for square dancing, tennis and other outdoor activities. Dick Knee, chairman of the chamber of commerce project explained the plan to the group. Patients at the Nevada General Hospital will have the use of a Hoyer-lift because the club decided to purchase one for them at a price of $200. The Seventh-Day Adventist Church Ladies Vietnam package fund was also included in the Soroptimists' genorosity. They voted to. contribute $25 towards this fund.' The ladies pack boxes for -distribution throughout the year, ie At the same time, Esther McClusky, chairman of the Soroptimist's Books to Vietnam Committee, reported that 37 pounds of books have been mailed to servicemen overseas. Yes, Virginia, there isaSanta Claus, Boardwalk To Sun WASHINGTON, D. C.— Since the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776, America’s lurfiber industry has produced enough lumber to build a 7-foot boardwalk from Earth to the Sun. Despite the annual harvest by man and loss by nature the nation’s forests are continuing to produce wood faster than we are using it, the National Forests Products Association reports. BOWLERS XMAS SPECIAL Wholesale While They Last e s Vie’ . Bowling Supplies 545 Forbes Ave. Yuba City Wishing Everyone a Merry Christmas Happy New Year. The Office Dinner House (Closed Christmas Day. Entertainment on Friday and Saturday) anda FROM SONGSTERS ADD TO THE SPIRIT—This fine looking group of Nevada Union High School chorus addid to the Christmas theme of the Annual Donation Day Parade in Grass Valley Friday as they sang Christmas Carols while marching. Self-Basting Turkeys— Ease In Entertaining _. Roast Turkey With Golden Corn Stuffing 10-12 pound self-basting turkey Prepare turkey according to instructions on . Stuff neck and body cavities with corn stuffing. me Stuffing . 1 quart seasoned dry bread cubes 8%, ounce can whole kernel corn 1 teaspoon salt \% teaspoon pepper 2 eggs, slightly , % cup butter i? cup oe onion 4 cup diced green pepper 4 cup diced celery 1 cup broth 12-ounce package frozen shredded potatoes, thawed Melt butter. Add onion, green pepper and celery. Cook over low heat. until onion is clear. Add thawed shredded potatoes and broth. Simmer 5 minutes. Pour:over bread cubes and corn: Add salt, pepper and eggs. Stir gently to blend. . . aa ee Sets ee RNR (Nuggetphoto by Taylor Stack) Our Servicemen Constructionman Delbert &. Harvey, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert E. Harvey of 273 French Ave., Grass Valley, has returned to Port Hueneme, Calif. following a deployment at Camp Barnes at Dong Ha, Vietnam, as a member of U. S, Naval Mobile provided construction for the U. S. Forces in the northermost portion of South Vietnam and was subjected to more than 50 enemy artillery and rocket attacks, His battalion was the first Navy construction battalion to be assigned to Ha and was the oa cusat were based Navy unit in Vietnam. Aviation Boatswain's Mate Third Class William B, Winter, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs, William P, Winter of Grass Valley, has completed a refresher training cruise off the coast of San Diego, Calif. aboard the antisubmarine warfare support aircraft carrier USS Yorktown. During the training period the ship stressed combat readiness and held drills in fighting simulated fires. They also held general quarters drills for mock bomb, rocket and torpedo attacks. Prior to its current operating schedule with the First Fleet, the Yorktown underwent a seven month overhaul at the Long Beach Naval Shipyard, U.S.S. RANGER-Seaman Leland

Soroptimists Tag Community Gifts Nevada City Soroptimists, most active in community affairs, and causes of good will, last week tagged three gifts Reach, Podner! BODY CAST helps support the spine of Gary Henninger, 13, San. Leandro, Calif., who was born with a.defect causing degeneration of spinal nerves. At March of Dimes Birth Defects Center, Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Oakland, Calif., he gets regular check-ups. A stocking full of goodies is what A you richly deserve for being such steadfast friends. Merry Christmas! which included community im-. provement and recreation, a gift to a-hospital and a contribution ‘to a worthy fund. The Soroptimists designated : $500 from their treasury for the Pioneer Park Improvement Fund, Members voted the amount toward a proposed cement slab for square dancing, tennis and other outdoor activities. Dick Knee, chairman of the chamber of commerce project explained the plan to the group. Patients at the Nevada General Hospital will have the use of a Hoyer-lift because the club decided to purchase one for them at a price of $200. The Seventh-Day Adventist Church Ladies Vietnam package fund was also included in the Soroptimists' genorosity. They voted to. contribute $25 towards this fund.' The ladies pack boxes for -distribution throughout the year, ie At the same time, Esther McClusky, chairman of the Soroptimist's Books to Vietnam Committee, reported that 37 pounds of books have been mailed to servicemen overseas. Yes, Virginia, there isaSanta Claus, Boardwalk To Sun WASHINGTON, D. C.— Since the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776, America’s lurfiber industry has produced enough lumber to build a 7-foot boardwalk from Earth to the Sun. Despite the annual harvest by man and loss by nature the nation’s forests are continuing to produce wood faster than we are using it, the National Forests Products Association reports. BOWLERS XMAS SPECIAL Wholesale While They Last e s Vie’ . Bowling Supplies 545 Forbes Ave. Yuba City Wishing Everyone a

Merry Christmas Happy New Year. The Office Dinner House (Closed Christmas Day. Entertainment on Friday and Saturday) anda FROM SONGSTERS ADD TO THE SPIRIT—This fine looking group of Nevada Union High School chorus addid to the Christmas theme of the Annual Donation Day Parade in Grass Valley Friday as they sang Christmas Carols while marching. Self-Basting Turkeys— Ease In Entertaining _. Roast Turkey With Golden Corn Stuffing 10-12 pound self-basting turkey Prepare turkey according to instructions on . Stuff neck and body cavities with corn stuffing. me Stuffing . 1 quart seasoned dry bread cubes 8%, ounce can whole kernel corn 1 teaspoon salt \% teaspoon pepper 2 eggs, slightly , % cup butter i? cup oe onion 4 cup diced green pepper 4 cup diced celery 1 cup broth 12-ounce package frozen shredded potatoes, thawed Melt butter. Add onion, green pepper and celery. Cook over low heat. until onion is clear. Add thawed shredded potatoes and broth. Simmer 5 minutes. Pour:over bread cubes and corn: Add salt, pepper and eggs. Stir gently to blend. . . aa ee Sets ee RNR (Nuggetphoto by Taylor Stack) Our Servicemen Constructionman Delbert &. Harvey, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert E. Harvey of 273 French Ave., Grass Valley, has returned to Port Hueneme, Calif. following a deployment at Camp Barnes at Dong Ha, Vietnam, as a member of U. S, Naval Mobile provided construction for the U. S. Forces in the northermost portion of South Vietnam and was subjected to more than 50 enemy artillery and rocket attacks, His battalion was the first Navy construction battalion to be assigned to Ha and was the oa cusat were based Navy unit in Vietnam. Aviation Boatswain's Mate Third Class William B, Winter, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs, William P, Winter of Grass Valley, has completed a refresher training cruise off the coast of San Diego, Calif. aboard the antisubmarine warfare support aircraft carrier USS Yorktown. During the training period the ship stressed combat readiness and held drills in fighting simulated fires. They also held general quarters drills for mock bomb, rocket and torpedo attacks. Prior to its current operating schedule with the First Fleet, the Yorktown underwent a seven month overhaul at the Long Beach Naval Shipyard, U.S.S. RANGER-Seaman Leland