June 29, 1960 (10 pages)

GRASS VALLEY Business and Professional Women entertained very special guests at their dinner meeting June 15th at the Gold Center Club. High School seniors were the object of their affections, and Candice Lusk was the winner of their special award of $50. given to a worthy senior who plans to continue her education in a worthwhile field. About 48 members and guests were in attendance. Shown at the headtableare (left to right) Venita Hassell, Francis Mc Curry, Mrs. Lusk, Candice Lusk, Harriet Little, Georgine Wasley, president of the GV Beeps, Jeanette Kennedy, Verna Freelong, Neila Whiting, Pauline Whiting,'Gerry Johnson, and Rosalind Martin. REV. ROBERT FINDLEY, pastor of the Nevada City Methodist Church left the local parishto go to Pittsberg, Calif. and take over the pastorate there. Rev. Findley has been in this area for fivé years and his position here is being filled by Rev. R. Ned. Smith. 7 — doctal News. Margaret Abrahamson Society Editor GOP Meets The area's Republican Central Committee met for a get acquainted dinner prior to an organization meeting, July 12 attheGold Center Club. The group plans active participation in the 4th of July celebration, Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. David Maltman, Dr. and Mrs. Leo F. Conti, Laverne Baldwin andson, Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bell, Jim Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hawes, Bill Stinson, Jack Keegan, James C. Crockett, Stuart Smith, C, J. Zwonechek, Mr. and Mrs. Sas. ~~ LEGAL SECRETARIES of the Gold Dust Cities met to organize and elect tempor ‘ary officers at a dinner meeting held Friday evening June 17th at the Gold Center Club. Temporary officers selected are (from left to right) Mrs. Opal Hendricks, vice president; Mrs. etha Twitchell, treasurer; Mrs. Winifred Eckola, president; andMrs. Edith Prestonback, secretary. p.! MR.T.F. WEI, Past Grand Master of the . , Masonic Lodges of the Republic of China . was the guest speaker at a special dinner . heldin Nevada City at the Masonic Temple, Saturday, June 18th, About 90 mem*. bers from Camptonville, Smartsville, Col-. . fax, Rough and Ready, Nevada City and Grass Valley and surrounding areas were present to hear Mr. Weispeak on Masonry in China. At present Wei is the project engineer for Gets Bros., importers and exporters, and is in San Francisco. Pace: 4 Mdoin’s in edigein’s maggi New Post . r : ev. Findley Reverend Robert W. Findley of the First Mcthodist Church on Broad Street, in Nevada City, will be transfering this week to the Methodist Church: in .Pittsburg, California. ‘Following the _ transfer, ™ t Half Dome in Ycsemite National Park rises more than 4,000 feet above the floor of the valley. '1959, completed basic training at Fort Ord and arrived Korea. During the exercise Carnegie helped repair and improve such main battle positions as weapons replace: ments and fortifications in Lee Carnegie Now In Korea Army Pfc. Lee R: Carneparents, Mr. and Mrs. Irv C. Carnegie, live at 631% Brighton Street, Grass Valley, recently participated gie, whose wife, Sheryl, and Bob Engblom, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schorr, Dr. and Mrs. Oscar Bailey, and Mr. and Mrs Wally Brunker. sion personne] in a special field training exercise in HAROLD PERRY receives the gavel and the authority of his office as president of the. Grass Valley Lions Club from Earl Covey, who is now jr. past president. District Governor, Harold Houser installed the new officers last Wednesday evening at a dinner meeting at the Gold Center Club. The event was marked by the special guests, the wives ofthe Lions Club members. . overseas last February. The 23-year-old soldier is a 1954 graduate of Nevada Union High School and attended Santa Rosa Junior College. the area manned by the ist Cavalry Division. Carnegie, a pharmacist in Headquarters. Company of the division’s 5th Cavalry, entered the Army in March, with other Ist Cavalry DiviMRS . HERBERT STOCKS displayed her collection of antique dolls before the Newcomers Social group at the noon luncheon held at the GoldCenter Club last Wednesday. Mrs. Stock's dolls: range in antiquity from 590 to 125 years. Some of the dolls are of wax and others of china. Those displayed here are the most rare of the group. Rev. Findley will undertake studies in the’ Berkeley Baptist Divinity School. His address will be: 249 McArthur Avenue,jPittsburg. . Rev. ‘Einaley has spent three years serving the local church, coming here in June of 1957. During his stay here he has been active in local lodges, organizations and Chamber cf Commerce as well as his parish work within the church. His “Short Walking Tours jof Historical Interest” was iput on sale through the iChamber of Commerce this spring in hopes of kindling imore interest in the histori‘eal assets of Nevada City. . He has been recently interested in compiling a com‘pact list of the historical ‘markers and_ landmarks ‘placed in Nevada County ‘by numerous and various Jorganizations. . . . With his move to Pittsurg, Rev. Findley hopes omeone will continue to eep kindled the historical ssets and have them reorded in such fashion that e younger generations can adily have access to their istorical treasures. I HAVE come to the conclusion that we are becoming a nation of splay footed people. Thongs have invaded our everyday life until about 9 out-of 10 people are sporting themin one way or another. How in the world did we ever get along without them? They go dancing in one form or another.they go to the beach.the smallest of children wear them, and the biggest of men.they are worn on the street.they come in plastic, rubber, leather.and heaven only knows what all.and they come in handy when your feet swell and you can't get into dress shoes.hailtothe .49 to $10.00 idea of footwear. PEOPLE IN GENERAL.John Taft, the County School psychologist has returned towork.still wearing a cast on his foot .but if everything goes well he will be about sans cast and driving his car again. Doug Anderson, KAHI newsgather, advertising manager, and announcer for Grass Valley-Nevada City is now out of Sierra but is in a cast.all caused by a rear-ender over Hills Flat way. Dick Worth and his lovely wife, Jean, are back from their vacation which took them to the south, by plane and by boat they went to Louisiana and down the Carribean. The Ralph Freidrick's of Zion Street now have as their house guest, Carol's mother Mrs. Marjorie Anderson of Marysville. WE WENT tothe Music Circus in Sac. ramento the other night and saw Pajama Game.itwas lots of fun, but if you are going, remember that the stage is round andinthe center of the tent, and that the actors and actresses must play to all the sides of the stage.which incidentally can throw you foraloss until you get used to the idea.also the chairs sit on dirt, and after a few good trompings around, you are sitting in the dust.therefore, ‘don't get too carried away and dress like you were going to the opera, because you will look more out of place than if you wore a swimming suit to the Governor's Ball.I talked to Kathleen Freeman, who Iam sure that youremember as playing the maid on" Mayor of the Town", and who has appeared on Buckskin and other favorite TV shows.she has peeled off so much weight, that she looks like a different . person.andshe is absolutely terrific. a more effervescent person I have never seen.and loaded with charm and personality. She told me she hopes to return toplay in "Redhead" and wants the part of . one of the aunts.don't miss these productions.they are lots of fun and good watching and listening. RUMOR HAS IT that some of our local . merchants were not giggling along with the North San Juan citizens.seems as ifthe twonewresidents of N. SJ purchased quite a bit of furniture from some of our businessmen.paid the down payment, had the stuff delivered to their "house" and then were hauled off to the bastile. Took quite a bit of doing and a trip to the upper.but our menwere not to be undone .theyretrieved the ill made purchases and are now poorer but wiser.Attention ++eKnow your purchaser.huh? SPEAKING of knowing your purchaser. we all stick our necks out.it could be we got took too on a deal. Bye Now eo PASTIES (makes two) ~ DOUGH: lic. sifted flour 11/3 c, shortening j In a bowl place first 3 . FILLING: 2 medium potatoes 11/2 Yb. round steak . 1 medium onion CO . 1 Place butter in center, gether and crimp. Rub brown. Bake 1 hour at KING . ' Divide dough in half, roll out like for pie. In center place in layers 1 sliced . potato, 1/4 pound meat cubed small, 1/2 of sliced onion, salt and pepper. _———_—-— =-—Favorite recipes from the files : of Nevada County's fabulous cooks FERN ORZALLI ' —_—e re FF FO FH He 1/4 tsp. salt ' 3 Tbsp. water i ingredients, cut shortening through well, then add water. 2 pats butter 2 springs parsley : Salt and pepper to taste then spring of parsley, Bring two sides of dough up toa little canned milk over outside of pastie for a deeper 350 4. — Se eee oe

GRASS VALLEY Business and Professional Women entertained very special guests at their dinner meeting June 15th at the Gold Center Club. High School seniors were the object of their affections, and Candice Lusk was the winner of their special award of $50. given to a worthy senior who plans to continue her education in a worthwhile field. About 48 members and guests were in attendance. Shown at the headtableare (left to right) Venita Hassell, Francis Mc Curry, Mrs. Lusk, Candice Lusk, Harriet Little, Georgine Wasley, president of the GV Beeps, Jeanette Kennedy, Verna Freelong, Neila Whiting, Pauline Whiting,'Gerry Johnson, and Rosalind Martin. REV. ROBERT FINDLEY, pastor of the Nevada City Methodist Church left the local parishto go to Pittsberg, Calif. and take over the pastorate there. Rev. Findley has been in this area for fivé years and his position here is being filled by Rev. R. Ned. Smith. 7 — doctal News. Margaret Abrahamson Society Editor GOP Meets The area's Republican Central Committee met for a get acquainted dinner prior to an organization meeting, July 12 attheGold Center Club. The group plans active participation in the 4th of July celebration, Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. David Maltman, Dr. and Mrs. Leo F. Conti, Laverne Baldwin andson, Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bell, Jim Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hawes, Bill Stinson, Jack Keegan, James C. Crockett, Stuart Smith, C, J. Zwonechek, Mr. and Mrs. Sas. ~~ LEGAL SECRETARIES of the Gold Dust Cities met to organize and elect tempor ‘ary officers at a dinner meeting held Friday evening June 17th at the Gold Center Club. Temporary officers selected are (from left to right) Mrs. Opal Hendricks, vice president; Mrs. etha Twitchell, treasurer; Mrs. Winifred Eckola, president; andMrs. Edith Prestonback, secretary. p.! MR.T.F. WEI, Past Grand Master of the . , Masonic Lodges of the Republic of China . was the guest speaker at a special dinner . heldin Nevada City at the Masonic Temple, Saturday, June 18th, About 90 mem*. bers from Camptonville, Smartsville, Col-. . fax, Rough and Ready, Nevada City and Grass Valley and surrounding areas were present to hear Mr. Weispeak on Masonry in China. At present Wei is the project engineer for Gets Bros., importers and exporters, and is in San Francisco. Pace: 4 Mdoin’s in edigein’s maggi New Post . r : ev. Findley Reverend Robert W. Findley of the First Mcthodist Church on Broad Street, in Nevada City, will be transfering this week to the Methodist Church: in .Pittsburg, California. ‘Following the _ transfer, ™ t Half Dome in Ycsemite National Park rises more than 4,000 feet above the floor of the valley. '1959, completed basic training at Fort Ord and arrived Korea. During the exercise Carnegie helped repair and improve such main battle positions as weapons replace: ments and fortifications in Lee Carnegie Now In Korea Army Pfc. Lee R: Carneparents, Mr. and Mrs. Irv C. Carnegie, live at 631% Brighton Street, Grass Valley, recently participated gie, whose wife, Sheryl, and Bob Engblom, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schorr, Dr. and Mrs. Oscar Bailey, and Mr. and Mrs Wally Brunker. sion personne] in a special field training exercise in HAROLD PERRY receives the gavel and the authority of his office as president of the. Grass Valley Lions Club from Earl Covey, who is now jr. past president. District Governor, Harold Houser installed the new officers last Wednesday evening at a dinner meeting at the Gold Center Club. The event was marked by the special guests, the wives ofthe Lions Club members. . overseas last February. The 23-year-old soldier is a 1954 graduate of Nevada Union High School and attended Santa Rosa Junior College. the area manned by the ist Cavalry Division. Carnegie, a pharmacist in Headquarters. Company of the division’s 5th Cavalry, entered the Army in March, with other Ist Cavalry DiviMRS . HERBERT STOCKS displayed her collection of antique dolls before the Newcomers Social group at the noon luncheon held at the GoldCenter Club last Wednesday. Mrs. Stock's dolls: range in antiquity from 590 to 125 years. Some of the dolls are of wax and others of china. Those displayed here are the most rare of the group. Rev. Findley will undertake studies in the’ Berkeley Baptist Divinity School. His address will be: 249 McArthur Avenue,jPittsburg. . Rev. ‘Einaley has spent three years serving the local church, coming here in June of 1957. During his stay here he has been active in local lodges, organizations and Chamber cf Commerce as well as his parish work within the church. His “Short Walking Tours jof Historical Interest” was iput on sale through the iChamber of Commerce this

spring in hopes of kindling imore interest in the histori‘eal assets of Nevada City. . He has been recently interested in compiling a com‘pact list of the historical ‘markers and_ landmarks ‘placed in Nevada County ‘by numerous and various Jorganizations. . . . With his move to Pittsurg, Rev. Findley hopes omeone will continue to eep kindled the historical ssets and have them reorded in such fashion that e younger generations can adily have access to their istorical treasures. I HAVE come to the conclusion that we are becoming a nation of splay footed people. Thongs have invaded our everyday life until about 9 out-of 10 people are sporting themin one way or another. How in the world did we ever get along without them? They go dancing in one form or another..they go to the beach..the smallest of children wear them, and the biggest of men..they are worn on the street..they come in plastic, rubber, leather..and heaven only knows what all..and they come in handy when your feet swell and you can't get into dress shoes..hailtothe .49 to $10.00 idea of footwear. PEOPLE IN GENERAL..John Taft, the County School psychologist has returned towork..still wearing a cast on his foot ..but if everything goes well he will be about sans cast and driving his car again. Doug Anderson, KAHI newsgather, advertising manager, and announcer for Grass Valley-Nevada City is now out of Sierra but is in a cast..all caused by a rear-ender over Hills Flat way.. Dick Worth and his lovely wife, Jean, are back from their vacation which took them to the south, by plane and by boat they went to Louisiana and down the Carribean.. The Ralph Freidrick's of Zion Street now have as their house guest, Carol's mother Mrs. Marjorie Anderson of Marysville. WE WENT tothe Music Circus in Sac. ramento the other night and saw Pajama Game..itwas lots of fun, but if you are going, remember that the stage is round andinthe center of the tent, and that the actors and actresses must play to all the sides of the stage..which incidentally can throw you foraloss until you get used to the idea..also the chairs sit on dirt, and after a few good trompings around, you are sitting in the dust..therefore, ‘don't get too carried away and dress like you were going to the opera, because you will look more out of place than if you wore a swimming suit to the Governor's Ball..I talked to Kathleen Freeman, who Iam sure that youremember as playing the maid on" Mayor of the Town", and who has appeared on Buckskin and other favorite TV shows..she has peeled off so much weight, that she looks like a different . person..andshe is absolutely terrific.. a more effervescent person I have never seen..and loaded with charm and personality. She told me she hopes to return toplay in "Redhead" and wants the part of . one of the aunts..don't miss these productions..they are lots of fun and good watching and listening. RUMOR HAS IT that some of our local . merchants were not giggling along with the North San Juan citizens..seems as ifthe twonewresidents of N. SJ purchased quite a bit of furniture from some of our businessmen..paid the down payment, had the stuff delivered to their "house" and then were hauled off to the bastile.. Took quite a bit of doing and a trip to the upper..but our menwere not to be undone ..theyretrieved the ill made purchases and are now poorer but wiser..Attention ++eKnow your purchaser..huh? SPEAKING of knowing your purchaser.. we all stick our necks out..it could be we got took too on a deal.. Bye Now eo PASTIES (makes two) ~ DOUGH: lic. sifted flour 11/3 c, shortening j In a bowl place first 3 . FILLING: 2 medium potatoes 11/2 Yb. round steak . 1 medium onion CO . 1 Place butter in center, gether and crimp. Rub brown. Bake 1 hour at KING . ' Divide dough in half, roll out like for pie. In center place in layers 1 sliced . potato, 1/4 pound meat cubed small, 1/2 of sliced onion, salt and pepper. _———_—-— =-—Favorite recipes from the files : of Nevada County's fabulous cooks FERN ORZALLI ' —_—e re FF FO FH He 1/4 tsp. salt ' 3 Tbsp. water i ingredients, cut shortening through well, then add water. 2 pats butter 2 springs parsley : Salt and pepper to taste then spring of parsley, Bring two sides of dough up toa little canned milk over outside of pastie for a deeper 350 4. — Se eee oe