July 27, 1960 (10 pages)

et Abrahamson __ een Society Editor PI _TEMPLE-NIESEN NUPTIALS — First Methodist maggi Fair Prices EVERYONE IS TALKING ABOUT THE Unchanged. Church in Grass Valley was the By IRENE STOOPS Ysanty setting for the wedding of Front gate admissions at this year’s Placer County Carol Temple and Dwane Fair will remain unchanged, On Sunday, July 17 many Niesen at 3 p.m. on June 24. according to Charles Rev. Lester P. Lewis perLauppe, president, and there Camptonville to meet with formed the rites before 150 will be only two inside atold friends for Campton‘guests at the flower betractions with extra charge. Directors have fixed the ville's annual Home-coming decked altar. The bride was former residents drove to and Reunion, As in the past they met at the school where given in marriage by her outside admission at 50 cents, with children from 12 to 16 at 25 cents, and youngsters under 12 to be father, Homer Temple, of Napa. The bridal gown was floor admitted free. picnic lunches, Entertainlength, fashioned into emDirectors also revealed ment consisted mainly of conPire style of white brocade. that rodeo admissions will Her cascade bouquet was versation but:there was'a ofwhite carnations around be $1.25 for adults and 75 short musical program in the. a white orchid corsage. Her eents for children. There afternoon inthe school audifingertip veil was of silk will be rodeo performances on the night of July 30 and torium. The Camptonville illusion held in place by a Chorus was enthusiastically clip hat of orange blossoms, the following afternoon,! Rita Stewart and Sverre Ronningen exchanged wedding vows applauded as.they sang many . The matron of honor, Mrs. with Ray Hicks of Auburn! Sunday, July 17th with Judge Verle Gray officiating at the rites. . The newlyweds are of the old time songs which Jeanrie L. Henry, San Diego, as stock contractor. shown here as they cut the traditional brought memories of happy sister of the bride was at-_ Meanwhile, David Fiddy. ment, director in charge, } wedding cake for the invited tired guests. The new Mrs. Ronningen in a pink street length times to many. ij said five garden clubs have } gown of the same fabric refreshments were available for those who did not bring . as! is well known in this area and is currently employed by the that of the bridal gown, Her entered booths at the fair. . Seeking frist prizes of $75, . Purity Store in Nevada City. Ronningen is employed by the flowers were white: carnations, Tne headpiece was of from a total of $275 in; ++ +++ weather so I hesitate to mention it, with the exception that itis sodry and there are now fires going in all parts of the state. Pire is what we use to keep warm with, in the fireplace, furnace, or stove.not to burn down forests with. Did you ever really give it great thought about the people that get their kicks from starting fires? Apparently such a person is in our midst. It is more than likely not their fault that they !like towatch fires.it becomes a mental ithing.a sickness.not to be ashamed of, but totake to a doctor and to be cured iof as one would any disease.Without { help andcare, anarsonist cancause much . damage and think what it does to people. ‘People like youand me can be hurt, either i physically or the deep down kind if you . loose someone near and dear .Think about it.if you know of someone who is doing this.tryand get it stopped.The next victim might be you.or me. Mrs. Carman Walsh and pink in the same style as i awards, are Miners Ravine. two children, Michael and moon to Nevada they will be at home in Nevada City. i Garden Club, Roseville Betthe bride’s, Sally, of San Jose visited her} iter Garden Club, Green grow under widely varying gated forms; marbled wit Mrs. Jeanette L. Giles, parents, Mr. and Mrs, Julius Los Banos, sister of the Thumb Garden Club of Merit Of Privet conditions of ‘soil and clipale yellow, or yellowCassano, the week of July 10 bride, and Miss Gail Gard‘ Roseville, Family Garden IT IS NICE to have the Jalopy races back For Hedges mate. One of the waxiestedged. Since it isn’t fuss and stayed over to attend the ner of Cedar Ridge, served ; Club of Roseville and Foras to heat and wind, Caliwithus.every Friday night now that inleaved forms is Texas PrivPrivet is ideal for hedges Camptonville Home-coming as bridesmaids, Their gowns / esthill Divide Garden Club, of medium height because et. (Authorities are not posifornia Privet makes an ecosurance problems are straightened up. _ One commercial booth has} on the 17th, / were of pale blue, identical tive, but believe that Texas nomical windbreak—partici also been entered—by Green of its beautiful dark green, f ularly adaptable at the sea-} ! to that of the matron of dense-growing foliage; and, is a form of Japanese Priv~ honor. Their head pieces . Thumb Nursery of Rose in many species, its creamyet). As a specimen Texas shore. ++ +444 DID YOU KNOW THAT.Mr. and Mrs. Deciduous Common Privwere of blue, and they carwhite flowers. Also, privet Privet grows no higher than Ed Ryan of Rayn's Sport Shop are hosting i trims attractively and eas6 to 9 feet. The broad-leaved et and English Privet are Bonnie Queen recently ried pink carnation bouoftentimes clipped to un-. his mother, Mrs. Vee Leggett for a few Swimming Class ily; is relatively inexpenvarieties lend themselves to underwent an emergency}, quets, ' 1e to ye 1d Melvin Winslow of Sutter, sive; quick growing, and of informal plantings, and are @ cousin of the groom, serv-' Schedules Announced . easy culture. Members of exceptionally good for high now and reported to be doing ed as best man. screens, usual shapes in formal gar-) dens. Or they make quick weeks. Mrs. Leggett comes from San growing dividers for front Rafael. and back yards. Because of their small, compact, light green leaves, newly trim.--Marcia Porter has completed her med Common Privet and summer school work at College of the English Privet have a “manicured” look. Strongly Pacific and came home last Sunday. scented panicles of white Marcia is the daughter of Mr. andMrs. flowers appear in midsum Walter . Beginning Aug. 1 classes. the California Association California Privet provides Castles and Robert Messick, . will be held for beginners, i of Nurserymen offer several evergreen or semi deciduous cousins of the bride, seated . intermediate and advanced i varieties of privet. t++t+te et . swimmers the guests, Glossy Privet has abundtypes with 4-inch flower at 9:30 a.m, ; junIts dense oval The bride’s mother, Alex. 1i ant, broad, pointed leaves clusters. Mrs. John Montgomery ,}} ene Hammond, Nevada City, . ior and senior life-saving from 4 to 6 inches long. Alleaves come in dark green daughter-in-law Shirley and; was attired in a gown of. . Classes at 7 p.m. at Pioneer though it will grow to 30 and also variegated forms: grandson Johnny were visitors . blue lace and nylon chiffon. ‘. Park swimming pool, feet as a small tree, it is marbled with pale yellow, Classes for swimmers will most effective when trimor yellow-edged. Since it here from Canada the week . The mother of the groom, . Cedric Porter of Clay St., Nevada City. endofJuly 15th. The MontMrs. Carl P. Niesen, wore . be held daily except Saturmed to provide a 5 to 6 isn’t fussy as to heat and mer, Privet When planting a .A12 year old girl made a lot of golfers foot “living fence.” In spring wind, California Privet gomerys are former Campa blue linen. . days and Sundays. an economical windhedge, the C.A.N. advises: look totheir laurals when she shot a-hole Makes bears it. Dorothy Simmons per. Junior and senior lifeummer, } tonville residents. k adaptPreparing the soil thorough} particularly — ea br formed the organ selections . saving classes will be held ieras Hewes clusters. ly; setting the plants close, inone on the 4th at the Country Club last / and also accompanied Fred . Mondays, Tuesdays, ThursThe leaves and flowers of able at the seashore. t++tett once established, shearweek. She is Joanne Sbaffi. Better luck and, n PrivCommo ous Decidu Biggs, Auburn, for the solos. days and Fridays only. Japanese or Waxleaf Privet at least twice a them ing en Or After the wedding, the . Classes are limited. Canare thicker, smaller and less et provides evergre lower growing next time.you Senior group. The with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wakeparty retired to Wesley types year. cidous semi-de Glossy the didates must sign up at the pointed than will do. Privet of Its . species~ man went to San Francisco Hall, where a reception for . clusters types. They’re lower grow4-inch flower Saturday, July 16th. and saw the newlyweds was held. . swimming pool prior to Friing too. All privets wil] dense oval leaves come in ‘well in large tubs or boxes. . THAT TIME is coming around again. . quickly day, July 29. dark green and also varieAll types respond the Dodgers beat the Giants. Mrs. June Brown assisted . : . izer. fertil Seems just like yesterday that everyone to water and Lois Butz also made the trip in cutting the wedding cake. . Join the bandwagon of. to San Francisco on Sunday Mesdames Helen Messick . Cookies may be frozen . who Was counting the days until school was California gardeners the 17th, to attend the ball and Elnora Ennor served . either baked or unbaked; . well, game, refreshments. Miss Melinda . baked will store well for 8 t++tttt+ book. Many cutof-town . months, Wrap baked cookies Brown attended the guest . months, unbaked for grow 6 Mew? . guests were present, privet for hedges. . out. .just Counted the days until school Then you'll understand the c+arts again.JUST 42 more days.oh reason for its ever-growing . miserable thought! . popularity! . in heavy aluminum foil, The bride and groom both . place in a container to avoid . Friends are sorry to hear . Annual Dinner For graduated from Nevada Un‘crushing, freeze. To serve, MY TYPEWRITER AND [are having trouble that Bessie Holloran ofCeles‘ion . High Schoo] in 1957, and thaw at room temperature Ridge Road /'making with the words.sometimes it tial Valley still doesn't know \ from Sierra College in 1959. while still wrapped. Form when she will be able to reThe groom is employed by unbaked cookie dough into . seems that little gems pour forth, and then There were no babies brought into this Gardeners turn to her home, She has the State Department of rolls, wrap in freezer paper Members of the Ridge Road other times, it seems that nothing good happy world at Miners since we last talked) been in the hospital nearly Resources. The newlyweds or aluminum foil, freeze; to them. However, Sierra Memorial came Garden Club and their hus-) Can come of this.a lotof splatter, a month now for various tests will be at home at Indian or drop cookie dough by bandsmet recently atthe; clatter, and not much good matter.Bye after their honeyspoonfuls on cookie sheet, ! Springs through. moon to Yosemite National ‘freeze and then package. home of Mr. & Mrs, Earl) ++ +t tet July Sth was the birthdate of Larry Farmer for their annual pot F now. Park, Rae Ellsworth and children spent the week of July 11th. Me visiting her grandmother near Jim Heather Bakersfield, She reports that the weather was nice there, . and not hot as she had ex' FLOOR COVERING pected it to be. Exclusive Dealer In Nevada County For } ++ ttet i pies brush the top crust with milk, dust generously with and Rugs. beet sugar. before baking. LEGAL NOTICE MOHAWK -~ of the oldest carpet manSam’s son and his bride,’ ufacturers and a name to be Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cahill: relied upon. of Stockton. were Dignitary Visits they go-into the oven to bake. To add sparkle to fruit ) MOHAWK CARPETING their home here honoring: attending ' Eugene, the new sonof Mr. and Mrs. Willuck supper. A delicious.’ ham dinner was served by the N D G W shells sprinkle beet sugar ber M. Schrader of Grass Valley. hostesses, Mesdames Walter . over the shells just before July 5th was the date that Pamela Lynne, . Guddal, Charles Fowler and. For golden brown pastry . \The world’s largest maker{ Frances and Sam Zechaitl {of Carpets gave a reception July 5 at. Guests gre ve , appendectomy, but is home WE HAVE A FULL RANGE Kirkbride, Wilson, Harzfeld & Wallace, 307 B Street San Mateo, California Attorneys for Petitioner. Ne, 6145 NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED FOR PROBATE OF WILL OF COLORS AND TEX TURES man, Mr. and Mrs. George AT PRICES RANGING FROM Butz, Mr. and Mrs. Merle VISCOSE AT $5.95 A SQ, Butz and Larry, Mr. and TYARD.TO 100%.WOOL: Mrs. Fred Kendall, Mr. and ‘) STARTING AT $7.95 UP TO ' IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF Mrs. Lester Brown, Mr. and $13.50 A SQ. YARD. CALIFORNIA. IN AND Wewill be pleasedto have Mrs. Russel. Graham and’ FOR THE COUNTY OF daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Ned youcome in and let us show NEVADA. j Kissig, Mr. and Mrs. Everett you our samples, or call and In the Matter of the EsStoops, Avis and Al Carwe will call at your home ‘tate of JEANNETTA C. doza and_ children, Cliff with them, .CLINGAN, also known as Gregor, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Also we make free esti* JEANETTA C. CLINGAN, Mr, and Mrs. Ray Wake Stuart and Donna Frye and \ mates. Weareconfident you ; children , ill nee find eam d hi Carry a trash bag in your car; Pcie IS HERERY ; )it}; GIVEN that Friday. the. 2nd dav of September. 1960. at . 233 Mill Street 10:00 o’clock A.M. of that help keep our» high' Dial 273-6028 Grass Valley’ day, and the Court Room ways clean. of the Presiding Judge. at the Court House in Nevada City, in the County of Ne EXPERIENCED COUNSEL vada, State of California, have been appointed as the time and place for proving the will of JEANNETTA C. IN YOUR TIME OF NEED )CLINGAN. also known as We offer you friendly, sympathetic help JEANETTA C. CLINGAN, deceased, and for hearing with attention to the details that mean so much. We strive to give everyon the finest—no matter how much or how little they spend. i , CALL US DAY OR NIGHT WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU -BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL J, PAUL BERGEMANN . (Formerly Helmes Funeral Home) _ 246 Sacramento St., Nevada City Dial 265-2421 -24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE areas 1€ . the application of WELLS FARGO BANK AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY for the issuance to it of Letters Testamentary thereon. Reference to. said petition is hereby made for further particulars. Dated: July 13, 1960. JOHN T. TRAUNER, ; Clerk. By JACK K. HANSEN, Deputy Clerk. Publish: July 20; 27, Aug. 3, 10, 1960, the baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Van Gilbert Martin. The garden. On last Friday evening, . , \July 22, 1960, Mrs. Loretta . Brandon of Grass Valley, selected to make . at the Farmer'home is ex. Trathen, president of the ceptionally beautiful with iGeneral Association of Past . her appearance. many colorful shrubs, flowers . precidents of the Native Mr. and Mrs. Don Kittridge, formerly and trees and an expansive Naughters of the Golden . of Pleasant Hills, andnow of Nevada City lawn of dichondra. West, made her official visit Mr. Ray Brisbane gave an'tg Association No. 6 of Ne° (that is the mother is here, and the daddy interesting and amusing talk vada County. is now in L.A.) became the parents of thier on "Golden Treasures and, The official visitation was Odd Tales of Gold", tracing./preceded by a dinner at the . third daughter, Diane Elizabeth, born July rass Valley Inn. A class of : the creation of gold four'G 7th. Proud Grandpa is Ernest Kittridge, {thousand years ago down to'/past presidents ° affiliated worth patron of Evangeline Chapter, OES, i the gold of the new world, With the association as a Nevada City. to Mrs. Trathen, 4. He referred to an article in. Tibute was born and reared ¥ hoGrass July 7th, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hardin i the Jan. 18, 1960 issue of‘in Valley. There are presented a son. The Hardins Colfax. July 9th, the treasures of gold in Tibet,. are from. the building up of gold renow 22 units of past presi . dents composed of active . serves in Russia and to the imembers of the Native Russell Arms, tormer sing i West throughout the state. Many flashlight pictures off Prior to her recent instal has the male lead in the Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wentz, . : gold situation of the present Daughters of the Golden day. Jr . of Smartsville became the proud parents of a son, Jerry Allen. ; : . the group weretaken by Mrs. lation, Mrs. i be shown at . /honored att . Murrell Burnam j/Farmerand will ing star of Your Hit Parade, next Music Circus production, -Redhead. This musical Trathen was many social ! comedy whodunit begins a ld at. Starlight Roof of the Sir completion of the current july 12th Me eee Mrs a future meeting of the club,/ functions, including a reof Grass Valley became the parents of a. The next meeting of the ception and luncheon at the seven performance run new little daughter. f ill Monday night following the . egabemmbpcaepppece: Francis Drake Hotel in San show, The Wizard Of Oz, July 13thwas an interesting day for the the home of Mrs, Harry}i Francisco. which ends Sunday night. William Moule, Jr., of Grass Valley, for; Bryant. « 2 they became the parents of a baby daughter. Moule Jr., requested that it be made clear that this is HIS daughter. .Proud grandpa, William Moule, Sr., has twelve children of his own.See? July 14th, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sweet of Auburn became the parents of a new son. Jones Hospital reports two new arrivals. July 7th, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Warren of David Wayne, who weighed in at 6 lbs. 10 oz. July 12th, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jensen of Grass Valley became the parents of a baby daughter who weighed 8 lbs. 2 0z. Asa boy's name had been selected, the little one {at this writing) is still waiting for a : . purely feminine name. . COOKING IC: Favorite recipes from the files of Nevada County's fabulous cooks ~s FOO —_— R . CHICKEN WYCKIAKI 1 — Hee Oo ew CHEF R. MARSHALL * 1 fryer (2 to 3 Ibs) cut up ! 1 large yellow onion 1/4 cup soya sauce : 11/2 cup Calif. white dry wine (optional) } 1/4cup water (if wine not used; 3/4 cup water) 2 tbls. cooking oil 1/2 teas. paprika 1/2 teas. coarse ground pepper 1/2 teas. salt 1/4 cup dark brown sugar R . METHOD Wash chicken and arrange in large skillet: pre-heat oven to 350 degrees; cut onion and spread over _—j chicken; mix all dry and wet ingredients in bowl and . , Pour evenly over chicken. Cook uncovered 30-45 ; minutes basting regularly. . : ——_ —_ —— — ~_ -——-— — B = ese oo ewe ere : ee :

et Abrahamson __ een Society Editor PI _TEMPLE-NIESEN NUPTIALS — First Methodist maggi Fair Prices EVERYONE IS TALKING ABOUT THE Unchanged. Church in Grass Valley was the By IRENE STOOPS Ysanty setting for the wedding of Front gate admissions at this year’s Placer County Carol Temple and Dwane Fair will remain unchanged, On Sunday, July 17 many Niesen at 3 p.m. on June 24. according to Charles Rev. Lester P. Lewis perLauppe, president, and there Camptonville to meet with formed the rites before 150 will be only two inside atold friends for Campton‘guests at the flower betractions with extra charge. Directors have fixed the ville's annual Home-coming decked altar. The bride was former residents drove to and Reunion, As in the past they met at the school where given in marriage by her outside admission at 50 cents, with children from 12 to 16 at 25 cents, and youngsters under 12 to be father, Homer Temple, of Napa. The bridal gown was floor admitted free. picnic lunches, Entertainlength, fashioned into emDirectors also revealed ment consisted mainly of conPire style of white brocade. that rodeo admissions will Her cascade bouquet was versation but:there was'a ofwhite carnations around be $1.25 for adults and 75 short musical program in the. a white orchid corsage. Her eents for children. There afternoon inthe school audifingertip veil was of silk will be rodeo performances on the night of July 30 and torium. The Camptonville illusion held in place by a Chorus was enthusiastically clip hat of orange blossoms, the following afternoon,! Rita Stewart and Sverre Ronningen exchanged wedding vows applauded as.they sang many . The matron of honor, Mrs. with Ray Hicks of Auburn! Sunday, July 17th with Judge Verle Gray officiating at the rites. . The newlyweds are of the old time songs which Jeanrie L. Henry, San Diego, as stock contractor. shown here as they cut the traditional brought memories of happy sister of the bride was at-_ Meanwhile, David Fiddy. ment, director in charge, } wedding cake for the invited tired guests. The new Mrs. Ronningen in a pink street length times to many. ij said five garden clubs have } gown of the same fabric refreshments were available for those who did not bring . as! is well known in this area and is currently employed by the that of the bridal gown, Her entered booths at the fair. . Seeking frist prizes of $75, . Purity Store in Nevada City. Ronningen is employed by the flowers were white: carnations, Tne headpiece was of from a total of $275 in; ++ +++ weather so I hesitate to mention it, with the exception that itis sodry and there are now fires going in all parts of the state. Pire is what we use to keep warm with, in the fireplace, furnace, or stove..not to burn down forests with. Did you ever really give it great thought about the people that get their kicks from starting fires? Apparently such a person is in our midst. It is more than likely not their fault that they !like towatch fires..it becomes a mental ithing..a sickness..not to be ashamed of, but totake to a doctor and to be cured iof as one would any disease..Without { help andcare, anarsonist cancause much . damage and think what it does to people. ‘People like youand me can be hurt, either i physically or the deep down kind if you . loose someone near and dear ..Think about it..if you know of someone who is doing this..tryand get it stopped..The next victim might be you..or me.. Mrs. Carman Walsh and pink in the same style as i awards, are Miners Ravine. two children, Michael and moon to Nevada they will be at home in Nevada City. i Garden Club, Roseville Betthe bride’s, Sally, of San Jose visited her} iter Garden Club, Green grow under widely varying gated forms; marbled wit Mrs. Jeanette L. Giles, parents, Mr. and Mrs, Julius Los Banos, sister of the Thumb Garden Club of Merit Of Privet conditions of ‘soil and clipale yellow, or yellowCassano, the week of July 10 bride, and Miss Gail Gard‘ Roseville, Family Garden IT IS NICE to have the Jalopy races back For Hedges mate. One of the waxiestedged. Since it isn’t fuss and stayed over to attend the ner of Cedar Ridge, served ; Club of Roseville and Foras to heat and wind, Caliwithus..every Friday night now that inleaved forms is Texas PrivPrivet is ideal for hedges Camptonville Home-coming as bridesmaids, Their gowns / esthill Divide Garden Club, of medium height because et. (Authorities are not posifornia Privet makes an ecosurance problems are straightened up. _ One commercial booth has} on the 17th, / were of pale blue, identical tive, but believe that Texas nomical windbreak—partici also been entered—by Green of its beautiful dark green, f ularly adaptable at the sea-} ! to that of the matron of dense-growing foliage; and, is a form of Japanese Priv~ honor. Their head pieces . Thumb Nursery of Rose in many species, its creamyet). As a specimen Texas shore. ++ +444 DID YOU KNOW THAT..Mr. and Mrs. Deciduous Common Privwere of blue, and they carwhite flowers. Also, privet Privet grows no higher than Ed Ryan of Rayn's Sport Shop are hosting i trims attractively and eas6 to 9 feet. The broad-leaved et and English Privet are Bonnie Queen recently ried pink carnation bouoftentimes clipped to un-. his mother, Mrs. Vee Leggett for a few Swimming Class ily; is relatively inexpenvarieties lend themselves to underwent an emergency}, quets, ' 1e to ye 1d Melvin Winslow of Sutter, sive; quick growing, and of informal plantings, and are @ cousin of the groom, serv-' Schedules Announced . easy culture. Members of exceptionally good for high now and reported to be doing ed as best man. screens, usual shapes in formal gar-) dens. Or they make quick weeks. Mrs. Leggett comes from San growing dividers for front Rafael. and back yards. Because of their small, compact, light green leaves, newly trim.--Marcia Porter has completed her med Common Privet and summer school work at College of the English Privet have a “manicured” look. Strongly Pacific and came home last Sunday. scented panicles of white Marcia is the daughter of Mr. andMrs. flowers appear in midsum Walter . Beginning Aug. 1 classes. the California Association California Privet provides Castles and Robert Messick, . will be held for beginners, i of Nurserymen offer several evergreen or semi deciduous cousins of the bride, seated . intermediate and advanced i varieties of privet. t++t+te et . swimmers the guests, Glossy Privet has abundtypes with 4-inch flower at 9:30 a.m, ; junIts dense oval The bride’s mother, Alex. 1i ant, broad, pointed leaves clusters. Mrs. John Montgomery ,}} ene Hammond, Nevada City, . ior and senior life-saving from 4 to 6 inches long. Alleaves come in dark green daughter-in-law Shirley and; was attired in a gown of. . Classes at 7 p.m. at Pioneer though it will grow to 30 and also variegated forms: grandson Johnny were visitors . blue lace and nylon chiffon. ‘. Park swimming pool, feet as a small tree, it is marbled with pale yellow, Classes for swimmers will most effective when trimor yellow-edged. Since it here from Canada the week . The mother of the groom, . Cedric Porter of Clay St., Nevada City. endofJuly 15th. The MontMrs. Carl P. Niesen, wore . be held daily except Saturmed to provide a 5 to 6 isn’t fussy as to heat and mer, Privet When planting a ..A12 year old girl made a lot of golfers foot “living fence.” In spring wind, California Privet gomerys are former Campa blue linen. . days and Sundays. an economical windhedge, the C.A.N. advises: look totheir laurals when she shot a-hole Makes bears it. Dorothy Simmons per. Junior and senior lifeummer, } tonville residents. k adaptPreparing the soil thorough} particularly — ea br formed the organ selections . saving classes will be held ieras Hewes clusters. ly; setting the plants close, inone on the 4th at the Country Club last / and also accompanied Fred . Mondays, Tuesdays, ThursThe leaves and flowers of able at the seashore. t++tett once established, shearweek. She is Joanne Sbaffi. Better luck and, n PrivCommo ous Decidu Biggs, Auburn, for the solos. days and Fridays only. Japanese or Waxleaf Privet at least twice a them ing en Or After the wedding, the . Classes are limited. Canare thicker, smaller and less et provides evergre lower growing next time..you Senior group. The with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wakeparty retired to Wesley types year. cidous semi-de Glossy the didates must sign up at the pointed than will do. Privet of Its . species~ man went to San Francisco Hall, where a reception for . clusters types. They’re lower grow4-inch flower Saturday, July 16th. and saw the newlyweds was held. . swimming pool prior to Friing too. All privets wil] dense oval leaves come in ‘well in large tubs or boxes. . THAT TIME is coming around again. . quickly day, July 29. dark green and also varieAll types respond the Dodgers beat the Giants. Mrs. June Brown assisted . : . izer. fertil Seems just like yesterday that everyone to water and Lois Butz also made the trip in cutting the wedding cake. . Join the bandwagon of. to San Francisco on Sunday Mesdames Helen Messick . Cookies may be frozen . who Was counting the days until school was California gardeners the 17th, to attend the ball and Elnora Ennor served . either baked or unbaked; . well, game, refreshments. Miss Melinda . baked will store well for 8 t++tttt+ book. Many cutof-town . months, Wrap baked cookies Brown attended the guest . months, unbaked for grow 6 Mew? . guests were present, privet for hedges. . out.. .just Counted the days until school Then you'll understand the c+arts again..JUST 42 more days..oh reason for its ever-growing . miserable thought! . popularity! . in heavy aluminum foil, The bride and groom both . place in a container to avoid . Friends are sorry to hear . Annual Dinner For graduated from Nevada Un‘crushing, freeze. To serve, MY TYPEWRITER AND [are having trouble that Bessie Holloran ofCeles‘ion . High Schoo] in 1957, and thaw at room temperature Ridge Road /'making with the words..sometimes it tial Valley still doesn't know \ from Sierra College in 1959. while still wrapped. Form when she will be able to reThe groom is employed by unbaked cookie dough into . seems that little gems pour forth, and then There were no babies brought into this Gardeners turn to her home, She has the State Department of rolls, wrap in freezer paper Members of the Ridge Road other times, it seems that nothing good happy world at Miners since we last talked) been in the hospital nearly Resources. The newlyweds or aluminum foil, freeze; to them. However, Sierra Memorial came Garden Club and their hus-) Can come of this..a lotof splatter, a month now for various tests will be at home at Indian or drop cookie dough by bandsmet recently atthe; clatter, and not much good matter..Bye after their honeyspoonfuls on cookie sheet, ! Springs through. moon to Yosemite National ‘freeze and then package. home of Mr. & Mrs, Earl) ++ +t tet July Sth was the birthdate of Larry Farmer for their annual pot F now.. Park, Rae Ellsworth and children spent the week of July 11th. Me

visiting her grandmother near Jim Heather Bakersfield, She reports that the weather was nice there, . and not hot as she had ex' FLOOR COVERING pected it to be. Exclusive Dealer In Nevada County For } ++ ttet i pies brush the top crust with milk, dust generously with and Rugs. beet sugar. before baking. LEGAL NOTICE MOHAWK -~ of the oldest carpet manSam’s son and his bride,’ ufacturers and a name to be Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cahill: relied upon. of Stockton. were Dignitary Visits they go-into the oven to bake. To add sparkle to fruit ) MOHAWK CARPETING their home here honoring: attending ' Eugene, the new sonof Mr. and Mrs. Willuck supper. A delicious.’ ham dinner was served by the N D G W shells sprinkle beet sugar ber M. Schrader of Grass Valley. hostesses, Mesdames Walter . over the shells just before July 5th was the date that Pamela Lynne, . Guddal, Charles Fowler and. For golden brown pastry . \The world’s largest maker{ Frances and Sam Zechaitl {of Carpets gave a reception July 5 at. Guests gre ve , appendectomy, but is home WE HAVE A FULL RANGE Kirkbride, Wilson, Harzfeld & Wallace, 307 B Street San Mateo, California Attorneys for Petitioner. Ne, 6145 NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED FOR PROBATE OF WILL OF COLORS AND TEX TURES man, Mr. and Mrs. George AT PRICES RANGING FROM Butz, Mr. and Mrs. Merle VISCOSE AT $5.95 A SQ, Butz and Larry, Mr. and TYARD.TO 100%.WOOL: Mrs. Fred Kendall, Mr. and ‘) STARTING AT $7.95 UP TO ' IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF Mrs. Lester Brown, Mr. and $13.50 A SQ. YARD. CALIFORNIA. IN AND Wewill be pleasedto have Mrs. Russel. Graham and’ FOR THE COUNTY OF daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Ned youcome in and let us show NEVADA. j Kissig, Mr. and Mrs. Everett you our samples, or call and In the Matter of the EsStoops, Avis and Al Carwe will call at your home ‘tate of JEANNETTA C. doza and_ children, Cliff with them, .CLINGAN, also known as Gregor, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Also we make free esti* JEANETTA C. CLINGAN, Mr, and Mrs. Ray Wake Stuart and Donna Frye and \ mates. Weareconfident you ; children , ill nee find eam d hi Carry a trash bag in your car; Pcie IS HERERY ; )it}; GIVEN that Friday. the. 2nd dav of September. 1960. at . 233 Mill Street 10:00 o’clock A.M. of that help keep our» high' Dial 273-6028 Grass Valley’ day, and the Court Room ways clean. of the Presiding Judge. at the Court House in Nevada City, in the County of Ne EXPERIENCED COUNSEL vada, State of California, have been appointed as the time and place for proving the will of JEANNETTA C. IN YOUR TIME OF NEED )CLINGAN. also known as We offer you friendly, sympathetic help JEANETTA C. CLINGAN, deceased, and for hearing with attention to the details that mean so much. We strive to give everyon the finest—no matter how much or how little they spend. i , CALL US DAY OR NIGHT WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU -BERGEMANN FUNERAL CHAPEL J, PAUL BERGEMANN . (Formerly Helmes Funeral Home) _ 246 Sacramento St., Nevada City Dial 265-2421 -24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE areas 1€ . the application of WELLS FARGO BANK AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY for the issuance to it of Letters Testamentary thereon. Reference to. said petition is hereby made for further particulars. Dated: July 13, 1960. JOHN T. TRAUNER, ; Clerk. By JACK K. HANSEN, Deputy Clerk. Publish: July 20; 27, Aug. 3, 10, 1960, the baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Van Gilbert Martin. The garden. On last Friday evening, . , \July 22, 1960, Mrs. Loretta . Brandon of Grass Valley, selected to make . at the Farmer'home is ex. Trathen, president of the ceptionally beautiful with iGeneral Association of Past . her appearance. many colorful shrubs, flowers . precidents of the Native Mr. and Mrs. Don Kittridge, formerly and trees and an expansive Naughters of the Golden . of Pleasant Hills, andnow of Nevada City lawn of dichondra. West, made her official visit Mr. Ray Brisbane gave an'tg Association No. 6 of Ne° (that is the mother is here, and the daddy interesting and amusing talk vada County. is now in L.A.) became the parents of thier on "Golden Treasures and, The official visitation was Odd Tales of Gold", tracing./preceded by a dinner at the . third daughter, Diane Elizabeth, born July rass Valley Inn. A class of : the creation of gold four'G 7th. Proud Grandpa is Ernest Kittridge, {thousand years ago down to'/past presidents ° affiliated worth patron of Evangeline Chapter, OES, i the gold of the new world, With the association as a Nevada City. to Mrs. Trathen, 4. He referred to an article in. Tibute was born and reared ¥ hoGrass July 7th, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hardin i the Jan. 18, 1960 issue of‘in Valley. There are presented a son. The Hardins Colfax. July 9th, the treasures of gold in Tibet,. are from. the building up of gold renow 22 units of past presi . dents composed of active . serves in Russia and to the imembers of the Native Russell Arms, tormer sing i West throughout the state. Many flashlight pictures off Prior to her recent instal has the male lead in the Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wentz, . : gold situation of the present Daughters of the Golden day. Jr . of Smartsville became the proud parents of a son, Jerry Allen. ; : . the group weretaken by Mrs. lation, Mrs. i be shown at . /honored att . Murrell Burnam j/Farmerand will ing star of Your Hit Parade, next Music Circus production, -Redhead. This musical Trathen was many social ! comedy whodunit begins a ld at. Starlight Roof of the Sir completion of the current july 12th Me eee Mrs a future meeting of the club,/ functions, including a reof Grass Valley became the parents of a. The next meeting of the ception and luncheon at the seven performance run new little daughter. f ill Monday night following the . egabemmbpcaepppece: Francis Drake Hotel in San show, The Wizard Of Oz, July 13thwas an interesting day for the the home of Mrs, Harry}i Francisco. which ends Sunday night. William Moule, Jr., of Grass Valley, for; Bryant. « 2 they became the parents of a baby daughter. Moule Jr., requested that it be made clear that this is HIS daughter. .Proud grandpa, William Moule, Sr., has twelve children of his own..See? July 14th, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sweet of Auburn became the parents of a new son. Jones Hospital reports two new arrivals. July 7th, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Warren of David Wayne, who weighed in at 6 lbs. 10 oz. July 12th, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jensen of Grass Valley became the parents of a baby daughter who weighed 8 lbs. 2 0z. Asa boy's name had been selected, the little one {at this writing) is still waiting for a : . purely feminine name. . COOKING IC: Favorite recipes from the files of Nevada County's fabulous cooks ~s FOO —_— R . CHICKEN WYCKIAKI 1 — Hee Oo ew CHEF R. MARSHALL * 1 fryer (2 to 3 Ibs) cut up ! 1 large yellow onion 1/4 cup soya sauce : 11/2 cup Calif. white dry wine (optional) } 1/4cup water (if wine not used; 3/4 cup water) 2 tbls. cooking oil 1/2 teas. paprika 1/2 teas. coarse ground pepper 1/2 teas. salt 1/4 cup dark brown sugar R . METHOD Wash chicken and arrange in large skillet: pre-heat oven to 350 degrees; cut onion and spread over _—j chicken; mix all dry and wet ingredients in bowl and . , Pour evenly over chicken. Cook uncovered 30-45 ; minutes basting regularly. . : ——_ —_ —— — ~_ -——-— — B = ese oo ewe ere : ee :