May 24, 1972 (12 pages)

~ 12 The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, May 24, 1972 “Notes off By P. L. Smith This column received a post card bearing a picture of Wapses Lodge Roundabout in Caterham, England, recently.from Mrs, William (Helen) Rupert of Novato. Our readers will no doubt recall the excellent ree cepes which Helen contributed to the ‘‘Cook’s Corner” in January of this year. One for an especially tasty Plum Conserve and the other for spicy Enchiladas. Helen had this to say on the card dated May 4th: "I flew to England last week and am visiting old friends for two weeks, I brought some of the Nugget recipes along for them. Will get up to Nevada City in the Fall,” Many thanks, Helen, for the thoughtful message.we appreciate your kindness. ++4+4++ The American Humane Association is a truly wonderful organization. Their efforts to ede ucate the people to prevent mistreatment of animals wherever they are being exploited is significantly stated in a recent issue of the Association Newsletter. They are working towards the day that suffering is eliminated, and, the words *¢ Kindness For All . Living Things” becomes a reality. to quote from the editorial cole. umns of the publication. Under the title ‘*Cats, Rats and Butterflies?’ one particularly interesting article contains the following: ‘1971 was a banner year for animals appearing in motion pictures and tele evision (including commercials). The AHA _ Hollywood Office supervised over 15,400 animals during the past year, andtraveled to Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Utah and Mexico,covering some 57,800 miles. A thousand days of supervision involving 32 motion pictures and 329 TV episodes were logged by the staff, as they watched over 6,400 horses,4,600 cattle, the Cuff” strongly supported.in this writer’s opinion. ++++4 And, further on the subject of inhumane treatment of defenseless animals.I always dread the onset of hot summer days for one specific reason. People who so thoughtlessly and stupidly lock their dogs or other domestic pets in vehicles parked in unshaded locations..while they go about their businessobviously unconcerned for the animal(s) welfare. Just how long could the friver and,or, passengers (human) of those vehiclesstand the heat before suffocation-or, in. some situations, literally ‘‘roasting alive’? Yet they frequently expect their “‘pets®’ (so-called) to take it and like it and emerge with wagging tails and renewed loyalty! That old saying, “‘I wouldn't do that to a dog," certainly does not apply in'such cases, 1GV Rotarians win honors . at conference . The Grass Valley Rotary Club received twohonors at the recent District 519 conference held at Stateline, Lake Tahoe. The club took the first place trophy for the member publication "The Spoke" which is published by member Bob Rasmussen, Honorable mention was received for the club's project to place lights in the Auburn Street parking lot which was accomplished early this year. There are 52 clubs in District 519 and the competition for prizes was keen. The conference reviewed Fotary functions, projects and goals including talks from a study team sponsored by the Rotary which recently returned from Brazil. Attending from the Grass Valley club were President Howard Swearingen, President-elect Byron Gordon, Secretaryelect Ed Doyle and director Cecil Tremewan. The Cook's Corner IT'S SALAD TIME! This warm weather is "salad time". . the following ideas for your patio suppers or barbecues. TUNA SALAC MONTEREY: Pour two cans of madrilene into a ring mold and chill until firm. Blend 1/2 cup mayonnaise and 1 tbsp lemon juice, add to it a combination of 3/4 cup finely diced celery, 1 tbsp. minced onion, 1 tsp. salt, 1 tbsp. capers, 1/4 cup slivered roasted almonds, and 26 1/2 oz. cans chunk tuna in vegetable oil. Spoon mixture into center of madrilene mold and top with additional mayonnaise if desired. Serves six generously. * KK KK *K SHRIMP SUPREME: Cook two cups of shell macaroni in salted water until tender, drain, Rinse with cold water until cooled, drain again thoroughly. Add 1 large can drained, deveined shrimp, three hard-cooked eggs, chopped; 1 small can pimento, drained; 3 stalks crisp celery, chopped; four green onions, chopped; 1 medium green pepper, chopped; 2/3 cup mayonnaise. Blend well and serve on crisp lettuce leaves. Serves six generously. * kK KK * CHICKEN SALAD ORIENTAL: Lightly mix 4 cups cubed chicken, a 13 oz. can of pineapple chunks, drained; a 5 oz, can water chestnuts, sliced and drained; 6 oz. salted cashew nuts chopped; 3/4 cup mayonnaise. Serve on crisp lettuce leaves or cabbage prepared as for cole slaw. Serves eight generously. . so why nottry . 83,0 00 new households here will need electricity this year-and the new power facilities to provide it. The birth rate has been droppin and fewer people _ of electric plants and transmission lines. However, 589 dogs, 451 rats, 185 cats, pore to we must continue rious anWd imals, and one each of panther, ae but building. And kangaroo, gorilla, patican aint 4 nevertheless nowadays it " “It ne ke revealed which set aa : lass aboutSAS noniters teow the. icky population is a years to acquire a spot of supervising the one butfact of life. itable sit ames of . suitable site, The supervision of the animals e must provide obtain regu latory enables AHA to classify some power facilities approvals, films as being “acceptable” or to serve the **unacceptable’’. For which serfamilie i h a pountriich and get vice, the American Humane eva dj i sees a new power sociation is to be highly and jobs, plus plant ‘‘on the wr ee corte)» the new stores, line.” : street lights and Qualified, other public competent and facilities they responsible require. public agencies If our con. = assure that struction program isslowed _ or blackouts would be in building new facilities down unduly or stopped, inevitable. we serve the best public VE MONEY: the growing demand Someindividualsand __ interests, including TRY for electricity wouldexceed groupsaretryingtoslow environmental and supply, and brownouts down or stop construction — ecological considerations. To kee electrici t we must build on coe 39x. we72

~ 12 The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, May 24, 1972 “Notes off By P. L. Smith This column received a post card bearing a picture of Wapses Lodge Roundabout in Caterham, England, recently..from Mrs, William (Helen) Rupert of Novato. Our readers will no doubt recall the excellent ree cepes which Helen contributed to the ‘‘Cook’s Corner” in January of this year. One for an especially tasty Plum Conserve and the other for spicy Enchiladas. Helen had this to say on the card dated May 4th: "I flew to England last week and am visiting old friends for two weeks, I brought some of the Nugget recipes along for them. Will get up to Nevada City in the Fall,” Many thanks, Helen, for the thoughtful message..we appreciate your kindness. ++4+4++ The American Humane Association is a truly wonderful organization. Their efforts to ede ucate the people to prevent mistreatment of animals wherever they are being exploited is significantly stated in a recent issue of the Association Newsletter. They are working towards the day that suffering is eliminated, and, the words *¢ Kindness For All . Living Things” becomes a reality.. to quote from the editorial cole. umns of the publication. Under the title ‘*Cats, Rats and Butterflies?’ one particularly interesting article contains the following: ‘1971 was a banner year for animals appearing in motion pictures and tele evision (including commercials). The AHA _ Hollywood Office supervised over 15,400 animals during the past year, andtraveled to Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Utah and Mexico,covering some 57,800 miles. A thousand days of supervision involving 32 motion pictures and 329 TV episodes were logged by the staff, as they watched over 6,400 horses,4,600 cattle, the Cuff” strongly supported..in this writer’s opinion. ++++4 And, further on the subject of inhumane treatment of defenseless animals..I always dread the onset of hot summer days for one specific reason.. People who so thoughtlessly and stupidly lock their dogs or other domestic pets in vehicles parked in unshaded locations...while they go about their businessobviously unconcerned for the animal(s) welfare. Just how long could the friver and,or, passengers (human) of those vehiclesstand the heat before suffocation-or, in. some situations, literally ‘‘roasting alive’? Yet they frequently expect their “‘pets®’ (so-called) to take it and like it and emerge with wagging tails and renewed loyalty! That old saying, “‘I wouldn't do that to a dog," certainly does not apply in'such cases, 1GV Rotarians win honors . at conference . The Grass Valley Rotary Club received twohonors at the recent District 519 conference held at Stateline, Lake Tahoe. The club took the first place

trophy for the member publication "The Spoke" which is published by member Bob Rasmussen, Honorable mention was received for the club's project to place lights in the Auburn Street parking lot which was accomplished early this year. There are 52 clubs in District 519 and the competition for prizes was keen. The conference reviewed Fotary functions, projects and goals including talks from a study team sponsored by the Rotary which recently returned from Brazil. Attending from the Grass Valley club were President Howard Swearingen, President-elect Byron Gordon, Secretaryelect Ed Doyle and director Cecil Tremewan. The Cook's Corner IT'S SALAD TIME! This warm weather is "salad time". . the following ideas for your patio suppers or barbecues. TUNA SALAC MONTEREY: Pour two cans of madrilene into a ring mold and chill until firm. Blend 1/2 cup mayonnaise and 1 tbsp lemon juice, add to it a combination of 3/4 cup finely diced celery, 1 tbsp. minced onion, 1 tsp. salt, 1 tbsp. capers, 1/4 cup slivered roasted almonds, and 26 1/2 oz. cans chunk tuna in vegetable oil. Spoon mixture into center of madrilene mold and top with additional mayonnaise if desired. Serves six generously. * KK KK *K SHRIMP SUPREME: Cook two cups of shell macaroni in salted water until tender, drain, Rinse with cold water until cooled, drain again thoroughly. Add 1 large can drained, deveined shrimp, three hard-cooked eggs, chopped; 1 small can pimento, drained; 3 stalks crisp celery, chopped; four green onions, chopped; 1 medium green pepper, chopped; 2/3 cup mayonnaise. Blend well and serve on crisp lettuce leaves. Serves six generously. * kK KK * CHICKEN SALAD ORIENTAL: Lightly mix 4 cups cubed chicken, a 13 oz. can of pineapple chunks, drained; a 5 oz, can water chestnuts, sliced and drained; 6 oz. salted cashew nuts chopped; 3/4 cup mayonnaise. Serve on crisp lettuce leaves or cabbage prepared as for cole slaw. Serves eight generously. . so why nottry . 83,0 00 new households here will need electricity this year-and the new power facilities to provide it. The birth rate has been droppin and fewer people _ of electric plants and transmission lines. However, 589 dogs, 451 rats, 185 cats, pore to we must continue rious anWd imals, and one each of panther, ae but building. And kangaroo, gorilla, patican aint 4 nevertheless nowadays it " “It ne ke revealed which set aa : lass aboutSAS noniters teow the. icky population is a years to acquire a spot of supervising the one butfact of life. itable sit ames of . suitable site, The supervision of the animals e must provide obtain regu latory enables AHA to classify some power facilities approvals, films as being “acceptable” or to serve the **unacceptable’’. For which serfamilie i h a pountriich and get vice, the American Humane eva dj i sees a new power sociation is to be highly and jobs, plus plant ‘‘on the wr ee corte)» the new stores, line.” : street lights and Qualified, other public competent and facilities they responsible require. public agencies If our con. = assure that struction program isslowed _ or blackouts would be in building new facilities down unduly or stopped, inevitable. we serve the best public VE MONEY: the growing demand Someindividualsand __ interests, including TRY for electricity wouldexceed groupsaretryingtoslow environmental and supply, and brownouts down or stop construction — ecological considerations. To kee electrici t we must build on coe 39x. we72