June 1, 1960 (10 pages)

ONE OF THE TEACHERS who is retiring from NUHS at the end of this term is Mrs. Dorothy Mulcahy. Mrs. Mulcahy has been teaching Business Education. Shown standing in the picture, she is thanking the Nevada County Teachers Association for the gift which was presented to her. ANOTHER TEACHER WHO IS RETIRING is Mr. Wilford Lee. He-alsowas arecipient ofa gift from the Association. From left to right are Mr. and Mrs. Lee, English teacher; Anton Dybvik, exchange teacher from Norway At rear table are Arthur Hooper, Nevada County Teachers Association Representative to State Council and NUHS principa}; Mrs. Dorothy Richardson, Vice President Nev. Co. CTA for 1960 and Mrs. Isabel Hefelfinger, newly elected president of CTA for 1960. Teachers Install Mrs. Hefelfinger Frdabnn 2, The Nevada County Teachers Association held installation of officers at the Gold Center Club with a dinner meeting, Monday, May 16th. Mrs. Isabel Hefelfinger will be the new president for the ensuing year and her vice president willbe Dorothy Richards. Secretary for the year willbe Dorothy Randall and treasurer will be Mrs. Jean Haley. Mrs. Doris Schofield will be membership exJr., was named as representativetothe northern section of CTA. Tworetiring teachers were honored with the presentation of gifts, Mrs. Dorothy Mulcay and Mr. WilfordD. Lee. Mr. Anton Dybvik was also honored by a going away gift, for he will return to Norway atthe endof the term, when Mr. Elmer Stevens will return to his regular position at NUHS upon completion of his year as an exchange teacher with Dybvik. The next meeting of the Executive Council willbe Wednesday, June 3rd. The faculty of the Nevada City Elementary School District and their guests attended a dinner at the Victorian Room for their annual dinner, Thursday, May 19th. Approximately 30 teachers and guests were present. Mrs. Eleanor Wright, two former members ofthe faculty were ecutive and Harold George ] « 4 y also present, but are not retired. oe, FOR YOUR FAVORITE MAN of the. house. or about town. a thin line Elgin watch. -comes ‘ina variety of styles.and is selfwinding.Prices are reasonable too. Can be seen at DALPEZ Jewlery. .Nevada City on Broad St. LOCAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS were visited by State High_way Patrolmen last week during a safety campaign aimed at impressing upon the youngsters that no one can stop on a dime. Three officers are shown inspecting the chalk gun that is used in one demonstration. . Officer Fred Garris on, Sacramento Division of the CHP; Wayne Franklin, Grass Valley-Nevada City o one Frank Milne, “— one Police Dep THERE IS NOTHING LIKE A CHILD. we allagree on that. The mother and her » son made atrip to San Francisco. ? .walk“ing donw Market Street, the child started tugging atthe mother's sleeve. .finally -Out of desperation the mother acknowledged her son.The little one finally stammered out "BUT; MOTHER, we are being followed by PIRATES . " The mother of course, told him not to be silly.but .John kept it up, until his mother turned around.and.and I suppose if you wanttocallabunchofsailors "Pirates", then they were. THERE IS ALSONOTHINGLIKEA PARENT.One parent wanted to know why her son might not get adiploma rather thana certificate‘of completion. when told that the youngsters had to make at least a 70% on the county test, she exclaimed."But if a youngster studys hard he becomes a square and the other kids won't associate with him. so we never force him to study”.well there is always beatnik square for that young man.or else the taxpayers can take over the job of supporting him in one way of two places.’ BUT THE ONE THAT ILIKE THE BEST. is the man who is new to our community and said to one of the natives."Why do they ring the fire bell at night when they have afire.it disturbs MY sleep" . AGH! TODAY, Thursday, is going to be a charmer, the City is out in front repairing the water main that erupted last week, andthe noise of the jackhammers make me realize that the trucks going by are really quiet.and besides.now we can't raise those trout in front like we were planning to. Thé weather is really a subject of comment today.:.First rain, then snow up the road a piece.not to mention tidal waves.and thunder.for pete's sake .-and it is almost June. I just give up.whoever drives a hot rod Ford, without the hood on.and hit the fire hydrant in front of the office the ‘other day, probably had good reason to throw inthe chips.a new Mercury was behind him and was backing up.all the while everyone was trying to go up Main to our intersection by the office.well, the fire hydrant didn't give, but the fender did. .andthe Merc.well, it just packed up to where he could turn back up. Commercial.some people won't even go around the block these days.but wait until we. get the freeway, andthis joker tries to do that.Blam. Well, this is all for the day.and as my fortune cookie says."Get in the groove, the rest.it will follow"? ? Guess that means the same old rut. .Bye now. From left toright are tment. North San Juan News By Donna Milhous And just why can't drug manufacturers make adult aspirin that tastes as good as childrens aspirin?? take them to get Honorable Number Two Son, Johnney , totakethem Hehas Quincy? (an abcess on the tonsil), What I'm really waiting for, though, is a coffee that brags that they have 44:beans percup. +++eteee Things are hopping at the Clancy Green residence, Clanceys mother, Mrs. Stella Green of Concord is up for a visit and the Greens nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Winland from Sonora came down and no sooner got here when Mrs. Winland gave birth to an 81b 40z baby boy. The young couple, who also have a two year old girl, named theirson Alan Craig. ++ eet t Carol Varner along with baby Sherrie De Vone visited with Frank and Doanie Addleman fora week. Over the weekend the Addlemans had a birthday dinner for Franks mother, Mrs. Orma Addleman of Klamath Falls, Oregon. It was her 79th. Guests were Mrs. Ellsworth and son Robert, Mrs. LoraHough and daughter Ruth, Mr. andMrs. JoesephEllsworth and family. Jim and Marge Addleman and family, Carol Varner and Earnie Miller. +++ +++ Also celebrating a birthday this week was Isabelle Whittlesey, Fran and Jim Selvester had the Whittlesey family for the birthday dinner but Isabelle's eldest son, Charles baked the cake all by himself and did a good job of it too. t++eetete te Visiting the Loren Trubschenks for a while is Bill Trubschenk of Sunnyvale. t+++tett Margaret Coughlan took a triptothe hospital, but is out now fortunately. ROBERT D. NOBLE has been named as Rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, Nevada Cityto fill the vacancy left by the resignation of Cedric Porter. ev. Noble has been Curate of St. Matthias Episcopal Church at Whittier for the past two and one-half years. The new Rector will take over at Trinity on July first after he and his wife andthree pre-school children arrive in Nevada City. Mrs, Timity Moore took her son Eric down to Sacramento for his checkup. tet eet Taking inthe Penn Valley Rodeo from out our way were Dave Wendland andthe Green Boys, The Louie Dudleys, Raymond Bartcsh and of course allof our family. My mother, Bea Archer who is with us recuperating from a broken ankel, had enough excitement that day to last for a lifetime. We had our pickup parked right against the fence atthe far left hand corer with mother sitting on the hood’ and every time a Brahma bull would run out and dump his rider he would head right for “our” corner and stand there debating whether or not to jump. Seeing eye to eye with a Brahma isn't conducive to calmness and mother finally got down . ++ eet Frances and Oliver Milhouse attended the FFA banquet in Grass Valley and sat there buttons bursting with pride as their son, Frank Milhouse, whois Vice President ofthe Nevada County Chapter made a speech and presented Frances with a lovely red and white carnation corsage. San Francisco's insurance industry employs about 21, 500 persons with an annual payroll of $130 million. The United States imports about 40 per cent of the lead, zinc, copper and antimony ore output of Bolivia. District of CHP;— NEW OFFICERS were elected and verified at the Newcomers meeting held at noon last Wednesday at the Gold Center Club when 135 members and guests met for luncheon and the regular meeting. New officers for the coming year are (from lefttoright) Ellen Binning, Chairman of the Garden group; Kay Zwonechek, General Chairman; Gertrude Henneforth, social chairman and Lenore Sirago, secretary-treasurer of all of the newcomers groups. Not ‘shown, but new officers elected, are Elvyra Holsclaw, custodian, and Marjorie Lagerstrone, historian. COOKING TALLORENE 1 medium onion 1 lb. ground meat 1 can tomato sauce : 2 cups uncooked noodles Favorite recipes from the files ; of Nevada County's fabulous cooks -— ee eK ee eS —— — -—-2 -—=7 LEMOYNE DARKE 1 can creamed corn 1 8 oz. can black olives 1 cup cheese 1 cup water Fry onion, add meat and brown. Add tomato sauce with water. Add noodles. Cook until tender. Mix ‘in corn and olives. Heat through and ‘pour into butter. -ed casserole. Sprinkle grated cheese on top. Bake it moderate oven 45 minutes. Turn heat off and leave 1 ‘minutes. Green pepper and celery may also me s to is. mixture it desired. :

ONE OF THE TEACHERS who is retiring from NUHS at the end of this term is Mrs. Dorothy Mulcahy. Mrs. Mulcahy has been teaching Business Education. Shown standing in the picture, she is thanking the Nevada County Teachers Association for the gift which was presented to her. ANOTHER TEACHER WHO IS RETIRING is Mr. Wilford Lee. He-alsowas arecipient ofa gift from the Association. From left to right are Mr. and Mrs. Lee, English teacher; Anton Dybvik, exchange teacher from Norway At rear table are Arthur Hooper, Nevada County Teachers Association Representative to State Council and NUHS principa}; Mrs. Dorothy Richardson, Vice President Nev. Co. CTA for 1960 and Mrs. Isabel Hefelfinger, newly elected president of CTA for 1960. Teachers Install Mrs. Hefelfinger Frdabnn 2, The Nevada County Teachers Association held installation of officers at the Gold Center Club with a dinner meeting, Monday, May 16th. Mrs. Isabel Hefelfinger will be the new president for the ensuing year and her vice president willbe Dorothy Richards. Secretary for the year willbe Dorothy Randall and treasurer will be Mrs. Jean Haley. Mrs. Doris Schofield will be membership exJr., was named as representativetothe northern section of CTA. Tworetiring teachers were honored with the presentation of gifts, Mrs. Dorothy Mulcay and Mr. WilfordD. Lee. Mr. Anton Dybvik was also honored by a going away gift, for he will return to Norway atthe endof the term, when Mr. Elmer Stevens will return to his regular position at NUHS upon completion of his year as an exchange teacher with Dybvik. The next meeting of the Executive Council willbe Wednesday, June 3rd. The faculty of the Nevada City Elementary School District and their guests attended a dinner at the Victorian Room for their annual dinner, Thursday, May 19th. Approximately 30 teachers and guests were present. Mrs. Eleanor Wright, two former members ofthe faculty were ecutive and Harold George ] « 4 y also present, but are not retired. oe, FOR YOUR FAVORITE MAN of the. house. or about town. a thin line Elgin watch. -comes ‘ina variety of styles..and is selfwinding..Prices are reasonable too. Can be seen at DALPEZ Jewlery. .Nevada City on Broad St. LOCAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS were visited by State High_way Patrolmen last week during a safety campaign aimed at impressing upon the youngsters that no one can stop on a dime. Three officers are shown inspecting the chalk gun that is used in one demonstration. . Officer Fred Garris on, Sacramento Division of the CHP; Wayne Franklin, Grass Valley-Nevada City o one Frank Milne, “— one Police Dep THERE IS NOTHING LIKE A CHILD.. we allagree on that. The mother and her » son made atrip to San Francisco. ? .walk“ing donw Market Street, the child started tugging atthe mother's sleeve. .finally -Out of desperation the mother acknowledged her son..The little one finally stammered out "BUT; MOTHER, we are being followed by PIRATES . " The mother of course, told him not to be silly..but .John kept it up, until his mother turned around..and..and I suppose if you wanttocallabunchofsailors "Pirates", then they were. THERE IS ALSONOTHINGLIKEA PARENT..One parent wanted to know why her son might not get adiploma rather thana certificate‘of completion.. when told that the youngsters had to make at least a 70% on the county test, she exclaimed.."But if a youngster studys hard he becomes a square and the other kids won't associate with him.. so we never force him to study”..well there is always beatnik square for that young man..or else the taxpayers can take over the job of supporting him in one way of two places..’ BUT THE ONE THAT ILIKE THE BEST.. is the man who is new to our community and said to one of the natives.."Why do they ring the fire bell at night when they have afire..it disturbs MY sleep" . AGH! TODAY, Thursday, is going to be a charmer, the City is out in front repairing the water main that erupted last week, andthe noise of the jackhammers make me realize that the trucks going by are really quiet..and besides..now we can't raise those trout in front like we were planning to. Thé weather is really a subject of comment today.:.First rain, then snow up the road a piece..not to mention tidal waves..and thunder..for pete's sake .-and it is almost June.. I just give up..whoever drives a hot rod Ford, without the hood on..and hit the fire hydrant in front of the office the ‘other day, probably had good reason to throw inthe chips..a new Mercury was behind him and was backing up..all the while everyone was trying to go up Main to our intersection by the office..well, the fire hydrant didn't give, but the fender did. .andthe Merc..well, it just packed up to where he could turn back up. Commercial..some people won't even go around the block these days..but wait until we. get the freeway, andthis joker tries to do that..Blam.. Well, this is all for the day..and as my fortune cookie says.."Get in the groove, the rest..it will follow"? ? Guess that means the same old rut. .Bye now. From left toright are tment. North San Juan News By Donna Milhous And just why can't drug

manufacturers make adult aspirin that tastes as good as childrens aspirin?? take them to get Honorable Number Two Son, Johnney , totakethem Hehas Quincy? (an abcess on the tonsil), What I'm really waiting for, though, is a coffee that brags that they have 44:beans percup.. +++eteee Things are hopping at the Clancy Green residence, Clanceys mother, Mrs. Stella Green of Concord is up for a visit and the Greens nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Winland from Sonora came down and no sooner got here when Mrs. Winland gave birth to an 81b 40z baby boy. The young couple, who also have a two year old girl, named theirson Alan Craig. ++ eet t Carol Varner along with baby Sherrie De Vone visited with Frank and Doanie Addleman fora week. Over the weekend the Addlemans had a birthday dinner for Franks mother, Mrs. Orma Addleman of Klamath Falls, Oregon. It was her 79th. Guests were Mrs. Ellsworth and son Robert, Mrs. LoraHough and daughter Ruth, Mr. andMrs. JoesephEllsworth and family. Jim and Marge Addleman and family, Carol Varner and Earnie Miller. +++ +++ Also celebrating a birthday this week was Isabelle Whittlesey, Fran and Jim Selvester had the Whittlesey family for the birthday dinner but Isabelle's eldest son, Charles baked the cake all by himself and did a good job of it too. t++eetete te Visiting the Loren Trubschenks for a while is Bill Trubschenk of Sunnyvale. t+++tett Margaret Coughlan took a triptothe hospital, but is out now fortunately. ROBERT D. NOBLE has been named as Rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, Nevada Cityto fill the vacancy left by the resignation of Cedric Porter. ev. Noble has been Curate of St. Matthias Episcopal Church at Whittier for the past two and one-half years. The new Rector will take over at Trinity on July first after he and his wife andthree pre-school children arrive in Nevada City. Mrs, Timity Moore took her son Eric down to Sacramento for his checkup. tet eet Taking inthe Penn Valley Rodeo from out our way were Dave Wendland andthe Green Boys, The Louie Dudleys, Raymond Bartcsh and of course allof our family. My mother, Bea Archer who is with us recuperating from a broken ankel, had enough excitement that day to last for a lifetime. We had our pickup parked right against the fence atthe far left hand corer with mother sitting on the hood’ and every time a Brahma bull would run out and dump his rider he would head right for “our” corner and stand there debating whether or not to jump. Seeing eye to eye with a Brahma isn't conducive to calmness and mother finally got down . ++ eet Frances and Oliver Milhouse attended the FFA banquet in Grass Valley and sat there buttons bursting with pride as their son, Frank Milhouse, whois Vice President ofthe Nevada County Chapter made a speech and presented Frances with a lovely red and white carnation corsage. San Francisco's insurance industry employs about 21, 500 persons with an annual payroll of $130 million. The United States imports about 40 per cent of the lead, zinc, copper and antimony ore output of Bolivia. District of CHP;— NEW OFFICERS were elected and verified at the Newcomers meeting held at noon last Wednesday at the Gold Center Club when 135 members and guests met for luncheon and the regular meeting. New officers for the coming year are (from lefttoright) Ellen Binning, Chairman of the Garden group; Kay Zwonechek, General Chairman; Gertrude Henneforth, social chairman and Lenore Sirago, secretary-treasurer of all of the newcomers groups. Not ‘shown, but new officers elected, are Elvyra Holsclaw, custodian, and Marjorie Lagerstrone, historian. COOKING TALLORENE 1 medium onion 1 lb. ground meat 1 can tomato sauce : 2 cups uncooked noodles Favorite recipes from the files ; of Nevada County's fabulous cooks -— ee eK ee eS —— — -—-2 -—=7 LEMOYNE DARKE 1 can creamed corn 1 8 oz. can black olives 1 cup cheese 1 cup water Fry onion, add meat and brown. Add tomato sauce with water. Add noodles. Cook until tender. Mix ‘in corn and olives. Heat through and ‘pour into butter. -ed casserole. Sprinkle grated cheese on top. Bake it moderate oven 45 minutes. Turn heat off and leave 1 ‘minutes. Green pepper and celery may also me s to is. mixture it desired. :