March 21, 1973 (12 pages)

GLADYS HARPER, (right) and Dorothy Samples were installed as president and vice president of Olympia Glade chapter, Golden State Mobilhome Owners’ League. Walter J. Daniels, director of Region 11, was the installing officer. TRAINING CREWS take part in the session with projectors, radio and sound equipment for fire simulator program. In the photo are Phil Looney, Richard Lang, Mike Heath, Bob Moore, Troy Kurth, all from the Truckee area. James George participates in Europe exercise Army Specialist Five Niles A. George, 23, son of James W. George, Route 2, Grass Valley, participated with some 15,000 American and allied troops in exercise Reforger IV in Germany, Jan. 22 2%. Spec. George is regularly assigned as a mechanic in company B, 2nd Battalion of the ist Infantry Division’s 16th Infantry at Ft. Riley, Kan. The U.S. Air Force Military Airlift Command flew approximately 10,000 tons of equipment to three different airfields in Germany in preparation for the event. Immediately after arriving overseas, the redeployed units drew combat gear and vehicles from prepositioned storage sites in Germany and moved to the exercise area to begin the fiveday field maneuver. Pitted against the airlifted forces were Europe-based elements of NATO forces of the U.S., Germany and Canada. ~ Emphasis of the maneuver was to test procedures and techniques for receiving and deploying units after they arrive, rather than on rapid air transport of troops from the U.S. : His wife, Roberta, lives at Ft. Riley, Kan: This week fifty years ago Editorial Comment: “No good and proper cause in this country should be fought out with bombs and guns. There is no worthy cause or principle which requires armed support in Free™ America. Peaceful judgement and calm reason, if properly invoked, work the most vexing problems to a solution.” oat The beautiful new Strand Theatre, built to seat 738 patrons, opened to S.R.O. patronage which was continuing thru the first days of its auspicious “‘career as an entertainment center second to none in Northern California.”’ +++ Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion, was offered a guarantee of $100,000 to meet Tommy Gibbons in a 12-round bout in Cleveland, Ohio, on the Fourth of July or Labor Day. The deal was to be closed within the week. +++ The new Grass Valley High School building was accepted and preparations were made for early occupancy by faculty and student-body. No actual opening date could be set until all the furniture arrived and was put in place; however. 2 ee reece A strike in very rich ore showing much free gold was made in the old Eagle Bird Mine in Washington. The mine had been opened more than a year earlier by some people from Bakersfield. It had been a heavy producer in the 1890’s, but had not been continuously operated. at Camptonville had a Junior High School a branch of the Marysville High School with regular academic studies provided for local students. Miss Bessie Sharp was the teacher and school opened with five pupils in daily attendance. att J.D. Spink, chief engineer for Excelsiro Water and Power Company, advised locals that his company was planning early construction of a large dam at Scott’s Flat, seven miles above Nevada City. He stated that a compromise was about to be reached with the company’s: only competitor, the Nevada Irrigation District, in relation to water rights for the area. : +++ Emil R. Abadie, Sr., one of California’s most prominent mining men, died after a brief illness. He had been superintendent of the North Star Mine, Old Auburn Road, when that property was owned by W.B. Bourne. He had also managed large mines in South Africa and Mexico at various times during his spectacular career. =r aeaa Sarah Bernhardt, ‘‘The Divine Sarah’’; died peacefully in the arms of her son, Maurice, at their home in Paris, France. The famous actress last appeared in C.F. Keath’s Theatre in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1918 as a benefit for the Fourth Liberty Bond campaign during the World War. The Cook's Corner CHICKEN IMPERIALE Here’s an absolutely delicious version of seasoned fried chicken that’s guaranteed to perk up even the most jaded of appetites..try it and see. INGREDIENTS: 1 cup sour cream mixed with 4 téaspoons lemon juice, 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce, 1 crushed galic clove, one teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon paprika, 34 teaspoon oregano, crushed, and 's teaspoon pepper. Blend well and place one frying chicken, cut in pieces, in shallow _ baking pan and pour the sour cream mixture over it, coating each piece well. Cover and chill for about four hours to blend flavors, turning chicken often to season evenly. Drain off excess cream mixture and dip one piece at a time in flour. Brown in fat and arrange on a rack in a shallow baking pan. Bake, uncovered in 350degree oven 45 minutes, or until tender. Yield is four very generous servings..and if there’s any left, you made a mistake somewhere along the line or your family just doesn’t like chicken! ; -+ + VARIATIONS: Some would prefer this recipe made with one third cup of good dry sherry wine instead of the lemon juice and Worcestershire sauce..and it is very tasty that way. Another switch is to use 1 teaspoon fresh ground nutmeg instead of paprika..for a decidedly different; ‘‘gourmet”’ touch. Every litter. bit hurts NV (U} KEEP AMERICA ir BEAUTIFUL ae

GLADYS HARPER, (right) and Dorothy Samples were installed as president and vice president of Olympia Glade chapter, Golden State Mobilhome Owners’ League. Walter J. Daniels, director of Region 11, was the installing officer. TRAINING CREWS take part in the session with projectors, radio and sound equipment for fire simulator program. In the photo are Phil Looney, Richard Lang, Mike Heath, Bob Moore, Troy Kurth, all from the Truckee area. James George participates in Europe exercise Army Specialist Five Niles A. George, 23, son of James W. George, Route 2, Grass Valley, participated with some 15,000 American and allied troops in exercise Reforger IV in Germany, Jan. 22 2%. Spec. George is regularly assigned as a mechanic in company B, 2nd Battalion of the ist Infantry Division’s 16th Infantry at Ft. Riley, Kan. The U.S. Air Force Military Airlift Command flew approximately 10,000 tons of equipment to three different airfields in Germany in preparation for the event. Immediately after arriving overseas, the redeployed units drew combat gear and vehicles from prepositioned storage sites in Germany and moved to the exercise area to begin the fiveday field maneuver. Pitted against the airlifted forces were Europe-based elements of NATO forces of the U.S., Germany and Canada. ~ Emphasis of the maneuver was to test procedures and techniques for receiving and deploying units after they arrive, rather than on rapid air transport of troops from the U.S. : His wife, Roberta, lives at Ft. Riley, Kan: This week fifty years ago Editorial Comment: “No good and proper cause in this country should be fought out with bombs and guns. There is no worthy cause or principle which requires armed support in Free™ America. Peaceful judgement and calm reason, if properly invoked, work the most vexing problems to a solution.” oat The beautiful new Strand Theatre, built to seat 738 patrons, opened to S.R.O. patronage which was continuing thru the first days of its auspicious “‘career as an entertainment center second to none in Northern California.”’ +++ Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion, was offered a guarantee of $100,000 to meet Tommy Gibbons in a 12-round bout in Cleveland, Ohio, on the Fourth of July or Labor Day. The deal was to be closed within the week. +++ The new Grass Valley High School building was accepted and preparations were made for early occupancy by faculty and

student-body. No actual opening date could be set until all the furniture arrived and was put in place; however. 2 ee reece A strike in very rich ore showing much free gold was made in the old Eagle Bird Mine in Washington. The mine had been opened more than a year earlier by some people from Bakersfield. It had been a heavy producer in the 1890’s, but had not been continuously operated. at Camptonville had a Junior High School a branch of the Marysville High School with regular academic studies provided for local students. Miss Bessie Sharp was the teacher and school opened with five pupils in daily attendance. att J.D. Spink, chief engineer for Excelsiro Water and Power Company, advised locals that his company was planning early construction of a large dam at Scott’s Flat, seven miles above Nevada City. He stated that a compromise was about to be reached with the company’s: only competitor, the Nevada Irrigation District, in relation to water rights for the area. : +++ Emil R. Abadie, Sr., one of California’s most prominent mining men, died after a brief illness. He had been superintendent of the North Star Mine, Old Auburn Road, when that property was owned by W.B. Bourne. He had also managed large mines in South Africa and Mexico at various times during his spectacular career. =r aeaa Sarah Bernhardt, ‘‘The Divine Sarah’’; died peacefully in the arms of her son, Maurice, at their home in Paris, France. The famous actress last appeared in C.F. Keath’s Theatre in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1918 as a benefit for the Fourth Liberty Bond campaign during the World War. The Cook's Corner CHICKEN IMPERIALE Here’s an absolutely delicious version of seasoned fried chicken that’s guaranteed to perk up even the most jaded of appetites...try it and see. INGREDIENTS: 1 cup sour cream mixed with 4 téaspoons lemon juice, 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce, 1 crushed galic clove, one teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon paprika, 34 teaspoon oregano, crushed, and 's teaspoon pepper. Blend well and place one frying chicken, cut in pieces, in shallow _ baking pan and pour the sour cream mixture over it, coating each piece well. Cover and chill for about four hours to blend flavors, turning chicken often to season evenly. Drain off excess cream mixture and dip one piece at a time in flour. Brown in fat and arrange on a rack in a shallow baking pan. Bake, uncovered in 350degree oven 45 minutes, or until tender. Yield is four very generous servings....and if there’s any left, you made a mistake somewhere along the line or your family just doesn’t like chicken! ; -+ + VARIATIONS: Some would prefer this recipe made with one third cup of good dry sherry wine instead of the lemon juice and Worcestershire sauce...and it is very tasty that way. Another switch is to use 1 teaspoon fresh ground nutmeg instead of paprika...for a decidedly different; ‘‘gourmet”’ touch. Every litter. bit hurts NV (U} KEEP AMERICA ir BEAUTIFUL ae