December 4, 1974 (8 pages)

prion eneeeebae ene i ipind te wwcrtnin imation ito: ; : tpt stewie ease. rhe 6 The Nevada County Nugget Wed. Dee. 4,1974 : N evada Cit Prunes from : Cranmer 5 a H perry: GTLGEITE rue at HEE ile allie rill . 2 i 5 oie Saks Seale pinapek pitta Ose _ minutes after every rain beginsand so far the rains have been light.” John DeHorn, project match any materials there.” ‘“‘When?’’ asked * . Gold ah cauld . reopen, chances. are termed ‘slight’ aiidahicledialer tite and are tho trailblazers of the Jutzy spoke on “Gold and “Economy.” ‘He has_ attended meetings of the American ‘Mining Congress for 40 years and just recently returned from a meeting in Las Vegas, Nev. “The mining congress is the voice of the mining world,” he In adsition to geologists and engine rs, metalurgists, fabricators, distributors and salesmen play parts in the ogre industry. End ae the. industry include a adicaine wally aad cooena, autos, trains, buses, airplanes, communication systems and others. The United States, according to the , has five per cent of the earth’s crust. It has seven per cent of the world’s pomdgeondg sel dependence on luxury and good food, have turned the United States into a” wasteful nation, through an era automobiles and airplanes became realities. He has seen produced the metal to return astronauts to earth without burning up. Synthetic ropes _were plated with gold to prevent erosion, when man walked the moon. “Gold should place high in the affairs of mankind — it has been tested for eons,” he said. Several years ago Jutzy predicted that gold would sell at predictions have been in various national art ae speaker reminded his listeners that as of Jan. 1 it is legal to possess gold. Approximately 50 Soro optimists and their guests ry street problems — “The purpose ofthe project is improvement but. when ee. to our citizens are it upsets me,” expve “Rochard ‘Womack. “I don’t know what we can do but we'd better take a look into the situation,” he said. -Mr. and Mrs. Robert: Watson, ~ neighbors of the Laudenslagers, living on the corner of Nimrod and Clay, also complained about the contractor’s work and unpul fulfilled promises to them. They. said they haven’t had a driveway in over six weeks, but instead have a “place” big enough to hold one car and a ‘“‘lot of mud.”’ Watson explained that the entrance to a 65-foot driveway at his property , prior to the construction work, had been moved and the contractor had filled in with dirt. ‘The road was raised three and one-half feet and our driveway was eliminated,” he complained. Robinson said they had 0 problems with four other veways and the city crews been able to take care of them. DeHorn said the Watson’s —Granted a request from the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce to allow Ed Morgan . to bring in two or three horsedrawn antique buggies to transport people. during Artist’s Fair to be held this weekend. ~Agreed to have the city crew : see what they can do in getting more water to the roots of a large manle tree located in the parking lot behind the National Hotel. A letter from. the County gets share of use tax California cities and counties received more than $91.5 million this week in the November distribution of local sales and use tax funds representing ‘the ’, third advance payment for the Nevada county will receive $52,500; Grass Valley, $35,000 and Nevada City, $11,000 as their share. In’ addition Nevada county will receive $25,000 from the one-quarter per cent county "oh ang wall gl yretengodhta use y + ur per cent isa parley ha ogicg. quarter per cent is a localtax Catriboted: to the cities . aod counties. : chuieaber advised the tree oes os a a ee Se ene was feeling of the chamber t fora pee Toe ‘the tree did not receive enough request to water because its roots are. change of the covered by a ree ee tn aren ben Lace! ety ow suggested Business District to a General © Rereoh Bary 6 aa Adopted resolution apreservoir wa a regularly during the summer Erb. Lage emagenne months. Norman Oates, coent of Pacific Gas and Jlaeaty situation. ar ~Received a letter tetas Alice McGee advising them of her claim, through class action, by — resignation as planning comthree Bay Area ‘missioner for the city. They also represented by Palo Alto atreceived a letter. from the é commission ‘recompaid following drunk driving mending that a certificate of arrests earlier. Wetherall ex_appreciation be given to Mrs. plained that the men: McGee. The recommendaiton had been convicted and fined for was unanimously okayed. drunken driving and since then ~Received a tentative lot split the conviction had been found map for Karl Kopp for his unconstituional and they were property on the old Downieville sprain, we veceren newes pele. ust ul . the son of . Our Servicemen Marine Pvt. Dan R. Savelly, a former resident of Grass Valley, has graduated from the recruit training center at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in‘San Diego. Savelly is the son of Mrs. Beryl M. Savelly of Grass Valley. _. Airman Calvin B: Gauthier, a 1974 graduate of Nevada UnionSheppard basic training. He is the son of Harry G. Morris of Grass Valley. Air Force Technical Sergeant Donald R. Westbrook has graduated from.the-Military Airlift Command Noncommissioned Officer Academy atNorton AFB. He received advanced training in leadership and management. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. en ee ee Cooks’ Corner. : AUNT SARAH’S MINCE MEAT _ Here is a recipe found in long-hand in a cookbook published in Joplin, Missouri, in 1890.the book now in the possession of a ‘‘cook book collector” friend of the Nugget. She suggests that this recipe pow be pad Fume apis tlie Apc seas ag yourself wondering what to do with after this last deer season! INGREDIENTS: ‘4lbs. lean boiled beef (or venison) chopped fine 2 lbs. suet, chopped fine 10°lbs. good firm apples, chopped fine 4 lbs. seedless raisins, puffed in hot water first 3 bls, currents, pre-soaked 1 hour find am, chepeed _ orange & smsebapies § chopped . brown sugar, packed firmly uart cooking molassas, lukewarm when added sweet cidargood brandy, hot when. added tablespoons -~ tablespeon ma: tablespoon ailatee 1 tablespoon, cloves 2 tablespoons nutmeg f 2 tablespoons cinnamon PREPARATION: Mix all ingredients well and peer until apples are tender but not mushy. Seal in sterilized glass jars and let stand in a dark, cold place for 21 days before making your pies from it. Makes about 12 quarts. eres ccehaaveue ESeE2 i Coe ats et del ey ote

prion eneeeebae ene i ipind te wwcrtnin imation ito: ; : tpt stewie ease. rhe 6 The Nevada County Nugget Wed. Dee. 4,1974 : N evada Cit Prunes from : Cranmer 5 a H perry: GTLGEITE rue at HEE ile allie rill . 2 i 5 oie Saks Seale pinapek pitta Ose _ minutes after every rain beginsand so far the rains have been light.” John DeHorn, project match any materials there.” ‘“‘When?’’ asked * . Gold ah cauld . reopen, chances. are termed ‘slight’ aiidahicledialer tite and are tho trailblazers of the Jutzy spoke on “Gold and “Economy.” ‘He has_ attended meetings of the American ‘Mining Congress for 40 years and just recently returned from a meeting in Las Vegas, Nev. “The mining congress is the voice of the mining world,” he In adsition to geologists and engine rs, metalurgists, fabricators, distributors and salesmen play parts in the ogre industry. End ae the. industry include a adicaine wally aad cooena, autos, trains, buses, airplanes, communication systems and others. The United States, according to the , has five per cent of the earth’s crust. It has seven per cent of the world’s pomdgeondg sel dependence on luxury and good food, have turned the United States into a” wasteful nation, through an era automobiles and airplanes became realities. He has seen produced the metal to return astronauts to earth without burning up. Synthetic ropes _were plated with gold to prevent erosion, when man walked the moon. “Gold should place high in the affairs of mankind — it has been tested for eons,” he said. Several years ago Jutzy predicted that gold would sell at predictions have been in various national art ae speaker reminded his listeners that as of Jan. 1 it is legal to possess gold. Approximately 50 Soro optimists and their guests ry street problems — “The purpose ofthe project is improvement but. when ee. to our citizens are it upsets me,” expve “Rochard ‘Womack. “I don’t know what we can do but we'd better take a look into the situation,” he said. -Mr. and Mrs. Robert: Watson, ~ neighbors of the Laudenslagers, living on the corner of Nimrod and Clay, also complained about the contractor’s work and unpul fulfilled promises to them. They. said they haven’t had a driveway in over six weeks, but instead have a “place” big enough to hold one car and a ‘“‘lot of mud.”’ Watson explained that the entrance to a 65-foot driveway at his property , prior to the construction work, had been moved and the contractor had filled in with dirt. ‘The road was raised three and one-half feet and our driveway was eliminated,” he complained. Robinson said they had 0 problems with four other veways and the city crews

been able to take care of them. DeHorn said the Watson’s —Granted a request from the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce to allow Ed Morgan . to bring in two or three horsedrawn antique buggies to transport people. during Artist’s Fair to be held this weekend. ~Agreed to have the city crew : see what they can do in getting more water to the roots of a large manle tree located in the parking lot behind the National Hotel. A letter from. the County gets share of use tax California cities and counties received more than $91.5 million this week in the November distribution of local sales and use tax funds representing ‘the ’, third advance payment for the Nevada county will receive $52,500; Grass Valley, $35,000 and Nevada City, $11,000 as their share. In’ addition Nevada county will receive $25,000 from the one-quarter per cent county "oh ang wall gl yretengodhta use y + ur per cent isa parley ha ogicg. quarter per cent is a localtax Catriboted: to the cities . aod counties. : chuieaber advised the tree oes os a a ee Se ene was feeling of the chamber t fora pee Toe ‘the tree did not receive enough request to water because its roots are. change of the covered by a ree ee tn aren ben Lace! ety ow suggested Business District to a General © Rereoh Bary 6 aa Adopted resolution apreservoir wa a regularly during the summer Erb. Lage emagenne months. Norman Oates, coent of Pacific Gas and Jlaeaty situation. ar ~Received a letter tetas Alice McGee advising them of her claim, through class action, by — resignation as planning comthree Bay Area ‘missioner for the city. They also represented by Palo Alto atreceived a letter. from the é commission ‘recompaid following drunk driving mending that a certificate of arrests earlier. Wetherall ex_appreciation be given to Mrs. plained that the men: McGee. The recommendaiton had been convicted and fined for was unanimously okayed. drunken driving and since then ~Received a tentative lot split the conviction had been found map for Karl Kopp for his unconstituional and they were property on the old Downieville sprain, we veceren newes pele. ust ul . the son of . Our Servicemen Marine Pvt. Dan R. Savelly, a former resident of Grass Valley, has graduated from the recruit training center at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in‘San Diego. Savelly is the son of Mrs. Beryl M. Savelly of Grass Valley. _. Airman Calvin B: Gauthier, a 1974 graduate of Nevada UnionSheppard basic training. He is the son of Harry G. Morris of Grass Valley. Air Force Technical Sergeant Donald R. Westbrook has graduated from.the-Military Airlift Command Noncommissioned Officer Academy atNorton AFB. He received advanced training in leadership and management. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. en ee ee Cooks’ Corner. : AUNT SARAH’S MINCE MEAT _ Here is a recipe found in long-hand in a cookbook published in Joplin, Missouri, in 1890..the book now in the possession of a ‘‘cook book collector” friend of the Nugget. She suggests that this recipe pow be pad Fume apis tlie Apc seas ag yourself wondering what to do with after this last deer season! INGREDIENTS: ‘4lbs. lean boiled beef (or venison) chopped fine 2 lbs. suet, chopped fine 10°lbs. good firm apples, chopped fine 4 lbs. seedless raisins, puffed in hot water first 3 bls, currents, pre-soaked 1 hour find am, chepeed _ orange & smsebapies § chopped . brown sugar, packed firmly uart cooking molassas, lukewarm when added sweet cidargood brandy, hot when. added tablespoons -~ tablespeon ma: tablespoon ailatee 1 tablespoon, cloves 2 tablespoons nutmeg f 2 tablespoons cinnamon PREPARATION: Mix all ingredients well and peer until apples are tender but not mushy. Seal in sterilized glass jars and let stand in a dark, cold place for 21 days before making your pies from it. Makes about 12 quarts. eres ccehaaveue ESeE2 i Coe ats et del ey ote