February 16, 1972 (12 pages)

oo TTT Kare Hes > ~_ B 2 tae ante. x ORE ee eee See Meeagetig 4 OE PWS Ee a 8 The Nevada County Nuapst selena February 16, 1972 3¢ The Cook's Corner Best Recipe of the Week CARBONADO OF BEEF The enthusiasm of the beautiful weather has the people of our valley all astir these days. The roses are budding and even the big oaks have signs. of new leaf growth. I found crocus bulbs about two inches high in my flower bed last week. I planted This simple, and simply delicious beef recipe came them in the fall but I'm really from the farrous Luchow's Festaurant in New York City amazed they even came up, lam . .try it, you'll like it. not blessed with a green thumb, "2 Ib, beef chuck cubes Daughter Lisa and I took a 1/3 cup flour 1 12-02. bottle beer bicycle ride over to see the big 2 tsp. salt 1 large clove garlic parn on the Triple J Ranch. The 1/4 tsp. freshly ‘gr. pepper 1 tbsp. chopped parsley building process had been going 1/4 cup salad oil 1 bay leaf on for many months and we've . been watching it grow all this Dredge meat with flour seasoned with salt and pepper. time. Johnson was working on Heat oil in heavy skillet; add onions and cook until tender, the overhead lights when we not brown, remove, Brown meat, return onions to Skillet. were there. The inside of the Add remaining ingredients. Cover and cook until meat is barn is quite impressive, the tender. About 1 1/2 hour. Remove garlic. Yield six servings. arena area is very large. AdThis is delicious served with homemade egg noodles, lightly jacent to the barn is a smaller buttered; and accompanied by your favorite green vegetable building which houses a comor a large tossed green salad, plete feed store, featuring Albers Feeds. Also featured is a line of riding tack and in the near future, there will be western clothes for sale. For all interested, there will be a cutting practice in the big barn this coming Thursday night, February 17. Spectators are welcome, Come on out and meet Betty and Gene Johnson and son Steve. Marty Dahl, son of Barbara Nix, was home over the weekend from Shasta College. Miss Katie Clifford from Lake county was a guest at the Nix home over the weekend. It was alovely Sunday for bike riding and that's just what Teri Dahl and Katie Clifford did. Got out the ten speeds and rode down to Lake Wildwood and back. The Nix's and the Dillberg's are at the present time sharing a dog. In December, when the Nix's were in Washington State, we sort of adopted little Brandy, a black and tan toy Dachshund, The weather was bad in December and Brandy soon learned to enjoy life at our house while her people were away. Now a visit from Brandy is an every day occurence, when Barbara lets Brandy out in the morning, it takes Brandy a few minutes to walk down the street to our house and bingo she's at the door, asking to come in. Brandy is a darling, the only problem is our little Dachshund has a nose that is way out of joint. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hall 3 Med. onions, sliced Every litter bit hurts KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL > PORTRAIT . OFFER No Handling Charge Beautiful Linen Finish @ ONE OFFER PER FAMILY @ GROUPS WELCOME @ NO AGE LIMIT @ COLORFUL CLOTHING SUGGESTED Penn Valley News By ELSIE DILLBERG from Big Bear City visited last week with Tom and Carol Cox. The Hall's are former Navy people like the Cox'es and this was the first get-to-gether for the two familes in six, years, The Hall's own a custom upholstery shop in Big Bear City, Paul Hill of the Penn Valley Store left wife Eve in charge of the store for awhile Sunday and went off to play afew rounds of golf with David Vieira, P. E. instructor . at Ready Springs School. Caddy duties were carried out by Ron Cox and Rick Hill, They golfed at Lake Wildwood. Charles and Juanita Lowe and daughter June and Alisa completed their move into Grass Valley and already I miss their red car going up and down the road. Saw Mike Fiesel doing some work in the yard last Sunday. Mike and his bride Patti Hallett will be moving into the Lowe home after. their wedding in March, The Penn Valley Riders held a trail ride Sunday. Beginning at the Rodeo grounds, the group rode to Warnke's and up the back way to Rough and Ready coming out somewhere near the Rough and Ready Firehouse. They rode as far as the Filer Ranch on Ponderosa Way where they enjoyed a wiener roast. I understand that one of the youngest members of the group, Troy Dutra had a difficult time but stayed with the group to the end. Lenngs Foster had the misfortune to fall from her horse when it shied. Some parks booked solidly first holiday SACRAMENTO--A few. state parks are already booked solid for Washington's Birthday weekend, the first three-day weekend this season, but there are still lots of good campsites left throughout the state. Feb, 8is the deadline for making reservations for this holiday period. Parks already filled for the Feb, 18-21 holiday period are Sonoma Coast State Beach in Sonoma County, Seacliff and New Brighton State Beaches in Santa Cruz County, Morro Bay State Park and Pismo State Beach in San Luis Obispo County, and Anza-Borrego Desert State Park in San Diego and Imperial Counties. Other parks and beaches along the southern coast and in the desert are filling fast. Last year, in its first full year of operation, the Ticketron computerized campsite reservation system was used by over a hundred thousand fa s to reserve over three dred thousand nights of camping in state parks. Another 640,000 people used it to reserve tours at popular Hearst San Simeon State Historical Monument. Reservations for most state park family campsites can be made by mail or in person at the headquarters of the California Department of Parks andRecreation, 1416 Ninth Street (P.O, Box 2390), Sacramento. 95811; phone (916) 445-8828. Reservations can be made up to 90 days in advance; any unreserved campsites are available on a_first-come-first-served basis. Special delivery mail speedup to get test Something new in the U.S. mails was announced here today by Nevada City Postmaster W. J. Wasley. It's a 60-day initial test of a system to speed up special delivery letters and packages. "The need for the program, which will visibly separate special delivery mail from other mail as it moves between post offices, has been indicated by special test mailings,"" Wasley said. BUSINESS ‘BILLBOARD FEBRUARY 18-19-20 HOURS: 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. SMITH'S Len Gilbert ‘FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP HEFFREN TT eurarice AGENCY 111 W. Main — P.O. Box 1034 Grass Valley, Ca. ‘Ph. 265-6166 THE GIPSON'S 273-2561 Dept. Store BROCKINGTON MANOR SHOPPING CENTER 273-2408 — GRASS VALLEY FFICE MACHINES 2 on & ipa tq SERVICE RENTALS prea SUPPLIES OFFICE FURNITURE STATIONERY SUPPLIES 120 W. Main Grass Valley 273-4288 SALES and RG SERVICE Television—Radio— StereoWe Service All Makes KNEE’S TY PHONE 265-4610 748 ZION ST., NEVADA CITY ¥ Special delivery letters and parcels in the entire U.S, Postal Service's Western Region will now be enclosed in transparent plastic bags imprinted with the word "Speedy" in large green letters. This new identification will prevent special delivery pieces from being overlooked or intermixed with regular first-class mail at receiving stations. The new operation will be evaluated on a daily basis by test mailings during the next 60 days. The "Speedy" program will be executed at 4,499 post offices in the Western Region which encompasses the 13 Western states including Alaska and Hawaii. Fostmaster Wasley said that studies have shown special delivery mail to be liable to delay within post offices when 1 it gets intermixed with standard first-class mail. This causes it to miss special delivery runs", Wasley pointed out that the ' public also frequently contributes to slow movement of special delivery mail because of ‘ the unwise habit of dropping special delivery mail into street collection boxes or other mail deposit points without checking whether there will be a reasonably quick pickup afterwards.

oo TTT Kare Hes > ~_ B 2 tae ante. x ORE ee eee See Meeagetig 4 OE PWS Ee a 8 The Nevada County Nuapst selena February 16, 1972 3¢ The Cook's Corner Best Recipe of the Week CARBONADO OF BEEF The enthusiasm of the beautiful weather has the people of our valley all astir these days. The roses are budding and even the big oaks have signs. of new leaf growth. I found crocus bulbs about two inches high in my flower bed last week. I planted This simple, and simply delicious beef recipe came them in the fall but I'm really from the farrous Luchow's Festaurant in New York City amazed they even came up, lam . .try it, you'll like it. not blessed with a green thumb, "2 Ib, beef chuck cubes Daughter Lisa and I took a 1/3 cup flour 1 12-02. bottle beer bicycle ride over to see the big 2 tsp. salt 1 large clove garlic parn on the Triple J Ranch. The 1/4 tsp. freshly ‘gr. pepper 1 tbsp. chopped parsley building process had been going 1/4 cup salad oil 1 bay leaf on for many months and we've . been watching it grow all this Dredge meat with flour seasoned with salt and pepper. time. Johnson was working on Heat oil in heavy skillet; add onions and cook until tender, the overhead lights when we not brown, remove, Brown meat, return onions to Skillet. were there. The inside of the Add remaining ingredients. Cover and cook until meat is barn is quite impressive, the tender. About 1 1/2 hour. Remove garlic. Yield six servings. arena area is very large. AdThis is delicious served with homemade egg noodles, lightly jacent to the barn is a smaller buttered; and accompanied by your favorite green vegetable building which houses a comor a large tossed green salad, plete feed store, featuring Albers Feeds. Also featured is a line of riding tack and in the near future, there will be western clothes for sale. For all interested, there will be a cutting practice in the big barn this coming Thursday night, February 17. Spectators are welcome, Come on out and meet Betty and Gene Johnson and son Steve. Marty Dahl, son of Barbara Nix, was home over the weekend from Shasta College. Miss Katie Clifford from Lake county was a guest at the Nix home over the weekend. It was alovely Sunday for bike riding and that's just what Teri Dahl and Katie Clifford did. Got out the ten speeds and rode down to Lake Wildwood and back. The Nix's and the Dillberg's are at the present time sharing a dog. In December, when the Nix's were in Washington State, we sort of adopted little Brandy, a black and tan toy Dachshund, The weather was bad in December and Brandy soon learned to enjoy life at our house while her people were away. Now a visit from Brandy is an every day occurence, when Barbara lets Brandy out in the morning, it takes Brandy a few minutes to walk down the street to our house and bingo she's at the door, asking to come in. Brandy is a darling, the only problem is our little Dachshund has a nose that is way out of joint. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hall 3 Med. onions, sliced Every litter bit hurts KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL > PORTRAIT . OFFER No Handling Charge Beautiful Linen Finish @ ONE OFFER PER FAMILY @ GROUPS WELCOME @ NO AGE LIMIT @ COLORFUL CLOTHING SUGGESTED Penn Valley News By ELSIE DILLBERG from Big Bear City visited last week with Tom and Carol Cox. The Hall's are former Navy people like the Cox'es and this was the first get-to-gether for the two familes in six, years, The Hall's own a custom upholstery shop in Big Bear City, Paul Hill of the Penn Valley Store left wife Eve in charge of the store for awhile Sunday and went off to play afew rounds of golf with David Vieira, P. E. instructor . at Ready Springs School. Caddy duties were carried out by Ron Cox and Rick Hill, They golfed at Lake Wildwood. Charles and Juanita Lowe and daughter June and Alisa completed their move into Grass Valley and already I miss their red car going up and down the road. Saw Mike Fiesel doing some work in the yard last Sunday. Mike and his bride Patti Hallett will be moving into the Lowe home after. their wedding in March, The Penn Valley Riders held a trail ride Sunday. Beginning at the Rodeo grounds, the group rode to Warnke's and up the back way to Rough and Ready coming out somewhere near the Rough and Ready Firehouse. They rode as far as the Filer Ranch on Ponderosa Way where they enjoyed a wiener roast. I understand that one of the youngest members of the group, Troy Dutra had a difficult time but stayed with the group to the end. Lenngs Foster had the misfortune to fall from her horse

when it shied. Some parks booked solidly first holiday SACRAMENTO--A few. state parks are already booked solid for Washington's Birthday weekend, the first three-day weekend this season, but there are still lots of good campsites left throughout the state. Feb, 8is the deadline for making reservations for this holiday period. Parks already filled for the Feb, 18-21 holiday period are Sonoma Coast State Beach in Sonoma County, Seacliff and New Brighton State Beaches in Santa Cruz County, Morro Bay State Park and Pismo State Beach in San Luis Obispo County, and Anza-Borrego Desert State Park in San Diego and Imperial Counties. Other parks and beaches along the southern coast and in the desert are filling fast. Last year, in its first full year of operation, the Ticketron computerized campsite reservation system was used by over a hundred thousand fa s to reserve over three dred thousand nights of camping in state parks. Another 640,000 people used it to reserve tours at popular Hearst San Simeon State Historical Monument. Reservations for most state park family campsites can be made by mail or in person at the headquarters of the California Department of Parks andRecreation, 1416 Ninth Street (P.O, Box 2390), Sacramento. 95811; phone (916) 445-8828. Reservations can be made up to 90 days in advance; any unreserved campsites are available on a_first-come-first-served basis. Special delivery mail speedup to get test Something new in the U.S. mails was announced here today by Nevada City Postmaster W. J. Wasley. It's a 60-day initial test of a system to speed up special delivery letters and packages. "The need for the program, which will visibly separate special delivery mail from other mail as it moves between post offices, has been indicated by special test mailings,"" Wasley said. BUSINESS ‘BILLBOARD FEBRUARY 18-19-20 HOURS: 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. SMITH'S Len Gilbert ‘FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP HEFFREN TT eurarice AGENCY 111 W. Main — P.O. Box 1034 Grass Valley, Ca. ‘Ph. 265-6166 THE GIPSON'S 273-2561 Dept. Store BROCKINGTON MANOR SHOPPING CENTER 273-2408 — GRASS VALLEY FFICE MACHINES 2 on & ipa tq SERVICE RENTALS prea SUPPLIES OFFICE FURNITURE STATIONERY SUPPLIES 120 W. Main Grass Valley 273-4288 SALES and RG SERVICE Television—Radio— StereoWe Service All Makes KNEE’S TY PHONE 265-4610 748 ZION ST., NEVADA CITY ¥ Special delivery letters and parcels in the entire U.S, Postal Service's Western Region will now be enclosed in transparent plastic bags imprinted with the word "Speedy" in large green letters. This new identification will prevent special delivery pieces from being overlooked or intermixed with regular first-class mail at receiving stations. The new operation will be evaluated on a daily basis by test mailings during the next 60 days. The "Speedy" program will be executed at 4,499 post offices in the Western Region which encompasses the 13 Western states including Alaska and Hawaii. Fostmaster Wasley said that studies have shown special delivery mail to be liable to delay within post offices when 1 it gets intermixed with standard first-class mail. This causes it to miss special delivery runs", Wasley pointed out that the ' public also frequently contributes to slow movement of special delivery mail because of ‘ the unwise habit of dropping special delivery mail into street collection boxes or other mail deposit points without checking whether there will be a reasonably quick pickup afterwards.