February 1, 1967 (20 pages)

, Nsre « wid, * ones The Advertiser.. February 1, 1967 Ask Your Home Advisor by Fran Haddock, Home Advisor For answers to Home Economics questions, contact your Home Advisor Q.. What are. the characteristics of nylon? A. Nylonis a man-made fiber which has high, tensile strength and resistance to abrasion, It has a natural dislike for water (hydrophobic), therefore’ drys quickly. Nylon has natural wrinkle resistance and crease _ recovery. Moth and mildew ' resistant. Nylon is very sensitive to sunlight, To wash: use moderate temperature (high temperature causes yellowing), and a mild detergent or soap; rinse thoroughly, White should be washed only with white, as nylon may be a color scavenger, taking color from ‘fabrics which are normally considered fast color If ironing is necessary, a low setting is recommended, Q. Canhoney be substituted for sugar in a recipe? A. Partof all of thé sugar may ' ; : : bereplaced byhoney, Use one Back in -1866, the music was not “Rock & Roll”, or "Jazz". The musicians just blew into their horns and let it come out with great gusto! Here is an old picture from the Nugget files of the Washington, California, Brass Barid. The town just north of Nevada City cup of honey in place of one cup of sugar, but use 1/4 cup was called the “Paradise on the Yuba". less liquid in the recipe. It was always proud of its culture in spite of the Rough & Tough Mining background. graphy was just coming into style when this 101 year old picture was taken on July 4th, 1865. Photo To The flag was always a part of all Com_ prevent over browning, lower munity Bands in those days. The flag bearer here is John McBean; The musicians from left to right: Philip Goyne, Conductor; John the baking temperature 25 deGoyne, Fritz Meister, Mr. Moulton, Doctor Wilkinson, a Mr. Adams and Mr. Brown, two not identified. Their music was so-o-0-0 = grees, Sweet to hear! Q. 4 : ; What is a good method to reheat rice? A. Toreheat rice, use enough liquid to cover the bottom of a SPECIAL ehod WEEK pan and keep the rice from =~, scorching. Bring liquid toa boil, and add the rice, Place = a tight-fitting lid on the pan, Turnheat tosimmer, and steam about 5 minutes, MEDITATION MOMENT Father, teach me to listen when I pray. Thank You for lis tening, and for others also, who are willing to listen, Know ing the costs, counting the dangers, still give me the courage to want to be wise. Let the ears of my heart and the eyes of my mind dwell upon the meanings of Wisdomé: “Happy is the man that findeth wisdom, and the man that getteth under standing. For the merchandise of it is better than the merchandise of silver, and the gain thereof than fine gold. She is more precious than rubies: and all the things thou canst desire are not to be compared unto her. Length of days is in her right hand; and in her left hand riches and honor, Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace, She is a tree of life to them that lay hold upon her:: and happy iseveryone that retaineth her." (Prov. IIL) "Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom; and with all they — a OLD FASHION” (Across from Hills Flat — Lumber) Ph. 273-0558 hew X.) H.E. Berg, Three R’s Bookstore, Grass VALLEY An Announcement Of Importance To All Persons Interested In Legal Education a a a i ee 325 Idaho Maryland Rd. getting get understanding.” (Prov.VIII.) "The. fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom," (Psalms CXI,) "Be ye. . therefore wise as serpents, and harmless as doves," (Matt We Are Moving To Our New Location And Will Be Open For Business — UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC McGEORGE SCHOOL OF LAW sets rete ewes rr, at Sacramento, California As Newly Amalgamated Wednesday; Feb. ‘tst ANNOUNCES THE COMMENCEMENT OF A THREE YEAR DAY PROGRAM IN SEPTEMBER 1967 AND THE CONTINUATION OF THE EVENING PROGRAM WHICH COMMENCED IN 1924. BOTH PROGRAMS LEAD TO THE DEGREE OF JURIS DOCTOR. TION AND CATALOG: Admissions Office, M ; of the Pacific, a i Avenue, Sacramento, Calif. Schoo of law, 7. Telephone: LOOK FOR THE HORSE ON THE ROOF & ® . Siren 519% E. MAIN. ; TA, Saddlery HILLS FLAT G.V. SS C 6)

, Nsre « wid, * ones The Advertiser... February 1, 1967 Ask Your Home Advisor by Fran Haddock, Home Advisor For answers to Home Economics questions, contact your Home Advisor Q... What are. the characteristics of nylon? A. Nylonis a man-made fiber which has high, tensile strength and resistance to abrasion, It has a natural dislike for water (hydrophobic), therefore’ drys quickly. Nylon has natural wrinkle resistance and crease _ recovery. Moth and mildew ' resistant. Nylon is very sensitive to sunlight, To wash: use moderate temperature (high temperature causes yellowing), and a mild detergent or soap; rinse thoroughly, White should be washed only with white, as nylon may be a color scavenger, taking color from ‘fabrics which are normally considered fast color If ironing is necessary, a low setting is recommended, Q. Canhoney be substituted for sugar in a recipe? A. Partof all of thé sugar may ' ; : : bereplaced byhoney, Use one Back in -1866, the music was not “Rock & Roll”, or "Jazz". The musicians just blew into their horns and let it come out with great gusto! Here is an old picture from the Nugget files of the Washington, California, Brass Barid. The town just north of Nevada City cup of honey in place of one cup of sugar, but use 1/4 cup was called the “Paradise on the Yuba". less liquid in the recipe. It was always proud of its culture in spite of the Rough & Tough Mining background. graphy was just coming into style when this 101 year old picture was taken on July 4th, 1865. Photo To The flag was always a part of all Com_ prevent over browning, lower munity Bands in those days. The flag bearer here is John McBean; The musicians from left to right: Philip Goyne, Conductor; John the baking temperature 25 deGoyne, Fritz Meister, Mr. Moulton, Doctor Wilkinson, a Mr. Adams and Mr. Brown, two not identified. Their music was so-o-0-0 = grees, Sweet to hear! Q. 4 : ; What is a good method to reheat rice? A. Toreheat rice, use enough liquid to cover the bottom of a SPECIAL ehod WEEK pan and keep the rice from =~, scorching. Bring liquid toa boil, and add the rice, Place = a tight-fitting lid on the pan, Turnheat tosimmer, and steam about 5 minutes, MEDITATION MOMENT Father, teach me to listen when I pray.

Thank You for lis tening, and for others also, who are willing to listen, Know ing the costs, counting the dangers, still give me the courage to want to be wise. Let the ears of my heart and the eyes of my mind dwell upon the meanings of Wisdomé: “Happy is the man that findeth wisdom, and the man that getteth under standing. For the merchandise of it is better than the merchandise of silver, and the gain thereof than fine gold. She is more precious than rubies: and all the things thou canst desire are not to be compared unto her. Length of days is in her right hand; and in her left hand riches and honor, Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace, She is a tree of life to them that lay hold upon her:: and happy iseveryone that retaineth her." (Prov. IIL) "Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom; and with all they — a OLD FASHION” (Across from Hills Flat — Lumber) Ph. 273-0558 hew X.) H.E. Berg, Three R’s Bookstore, Grass VALLEY An Announcement Of Importance To All Persons Interested In Legal Education a a a i ee 325 Idaho Maryland Rd. getting get understanding.” (Prov.VIII.) "The. fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom," (Psalms CXI,) "Be ye. . therefore wise as serpents, and harmless as doves," (Matt We Are Moving To Our New Location And Will Be Open For Business — UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC McGEORGE SCHOOL OF LAW sets rete ewes rr, at Sacramento, California As Newly Amalgamated Wednesday; Feb. ‘tst ANNOUNCES THE COMMENCEMENT OF A THREE YEAR DAY PROGRAM IN SEPTEMBER 1967 AND THE CONTINUATION OF THE EVENING PROGRAM WHICH COMMENCED IN 1924. BOTH PROGRAMS LEAD TO THE DEGREE OF JURIS DOCTOR. TION AND CATALOG: Admissions Office, M ; of the Pacific, a i Avenue, Sacramento, Calif. Schoo of law, 7. Telephone: LOOK FOR THE HORSE ON THE ROOF & ® . Siren 519% E. MAIN. ; TA, Saddlery HILLS FLAT G.V. SS C 6)