May 25, 1960 (8 pages)

ute roion neil asilisyinens ing ue and yluass ay. rO~ ore Sthn th nd nd Lag c ~ oe ta A) e tte er eat nSE ES M YL ve YW id iit Q ng ESS ED) Easy Way To Make Baby's Formula ette Club No, 252, held its _ Veterans Memorial Build— ing, Nevada City. Chief Grayback Wanda .M. Eby presided to hear reports of club activities and to elect delegates to the grand crawl, * Blanche Hatch, club hospital chairman, reported on the monthly visit April 28 to Weimar Chest Center. to help with the games for the patients. Two Cootiettes attended and took cigarettes for bonus prizes and books and magazines for the patient library. There were 50 patients participating in the games, She also reported on the visitation to Reno Veterans Hospital on May 7. The local club joined with clubs and pup tents from the Northern California area reports of the ital, coverette (community) and W-5 fpublicity) chairmen that had been sent to the grand chairmen were read, The club ‘chairmen were given a “lousey” vote of thanks by the club. ~~ Lurline Peterson, Blanche Hatch and Ella Meyer were elected delegates to the grand crawl to be held in San Diego June 18 and 19. Pearl Strach, Flo Clemo and Patse Phillips were named as alternates. The chief grayback proclaimed the Arad bs scat isit and distribute cigaras “Past Chief Graybac poo ‘ates razors, afterNight” when the Golden shave lotion, tooth brushes, Canaries past chief graytooth paste, combs, writing backs and past chief graypaper, stamps and various backs from other clubs will other articles to 170 patibe honored. Grand pera ents. After the hospital visiHer In Louse Marie Danie tation, an. amateur show reported she had received was put on in:the hospital a letter from Grand ni auditorium for the patients back Lillian Klipp of Ing eby an orchestra and singers wood that she was ower composed of high school an unofficial visit to — bovs-and girls of Reno, The loca] club on May 23. — visiting Cooties and Codtiwill be accompanied by ettes performed also. with Past Grand Grayback — some variety acts. Chet Bishop of Arcadia, od Miner, past grand commantoo, will be honored gues der of Hayward, was master for the evening. ; of ceremonies for the show. Wanda Eby and Lurline ‘Andy Skinner, grand comPeterson will be co-hoatmander of California, preesses for the event. DOLL CLUBS ENTERTAINED The Camellia City Doll Club, which includes members from Sacramento, Carmichael, Fair Oaks, Lincoln, Yuba City, Grass Valley and NevadaCity, entertained members of District II of the United Federation of Doll Clubs, Inc., at the Hotel El Mirador in Sacramento on May 7 and 8. This was the second annual regional meeting and representatives from Utah, Nevada and California were present, ~ ‘ ‘ The program included a 12:30 luncheon Saturday in the. Hotel. Skyroom, with Mrs. Byra Wreden of Atherton, California. regional president, giving. a_ short welcoming speech and also her ~yearly report. Mrs. Wanda Ramus, president of the Camellia City Doll Club, also welcomed the members and guests. The invocation was given by Lenore Coughlin of Nevada City. At 3:30 in the afternoon informative slide pictures of dolls were shown by Lewis Sorenson of Santa Cruz with descriptive remarks on each picture. Mr. chal of Carmichael, remarks by Regional President Byra Wreden and Wanda Ramus, president of the Camellia City Doll Club. Following’ the brunch a very instructive talk on ceramics was given by Martha Farnsworth of Lincoln and.Wanda Ramus of Sacramento to the members .and~— guests. These artists told of the making of doll parts from making the molds through pouring of clay or slip to the firing of -the finished article, Their part of the program was entitled “My Kiln and I.” Favors for the Saturday luncheon were pecan nuts painted with faces to which hair, scarfs, earrings and hats had been added. The hats were removable so they could be used for small dolls. The center piece at the officers’ table was a manzanita tree covered with miniature hats and small bouquets of artificial flowers, On Sunday the favors were place cards made with button heads attached and the center decoration was a Sorenson has a display of maypole surrounded by bishis doll collection and the que dolls dressed in pastel wax figures he makes near dresses. ‘ : Santa Cruz, His portion of . The theme of the\ meeting. the program was called “The was “Come for n,” and World of Dolls.” a large display/ of dolls, On Sunday a brunch was owned by members of the served in the Skyroom with Camellia City~ Doll Club, invocation by Lenore was on exhibit for the Coughlin, introductions of guests, which carried out HAVE YOU MET the person who has all the answers toall of the rules that there are about any certain thing, and has no fear about advising you on the how and why of a situation, but meanwhile is breaking all of the rules that were ever written, but is really sneaky about the whole thing? AND THEN THERE IS THE guy who attends the meetings.the speaker is getting his point across to everyone but him.and everyone is nodding in agreehimself orally.he just sits there and shakes his head. BUT THIS GUY will really shake you up.he signals for a right turn.does not turn at that corner, but goes left at the next one. THEN THERE IS THE GALwhowaits on the corner like she wants to cross the Street.you pullupand stop so she can cross, and then she changes her mind and goes in the other direction. .meanwhile everyone is looking at you like you have just slipped your Nugget. THEN THERE IS THE HUSBAND who says to his wife upon meeting an old acquaintance."Dear, you remember these people don't you?".and u know darned good and well you never saw them before in your life. OF COURSE.there is the hardluck guy.he tried to place a call to Beale Air Force Base.the operator made her mysterious motions over the dialing apparatus.silence.finallya voice said "“operatah.this is the operatah, what numbah are you calling?" "Beale Air Force Base," saidthe GV gal. "Wheah's that?" saidthe distant voice. Whereupon the caller saidto the GV gal, “How come they hire operators from the south towork in Marysville ?. Everyone knows that Beale is out of Marysville." And the distant voice said, "Well, I shuah don't know wheah Marysville is, this is Tampa, Floridah." END. SCHOOL is almost out.a few of the teachers are retiring after giving many years of service to the communities. A rather nostalgic air prevails.friends that were made over the years will be going their seperate ways after graduation . .the halls of ivy will no longer resound with their shouts, their laughter.the elementary schools will sit all lonesome (much to the delight of the overworked, tired teachers) but still, there is nothing more silent than anempty school.some of the youngsters will move away, the rest, andsome new ones too, will return in the Fall. HOWARD WASLEY has returned to the husbands by Patty Marthe theme. Photo by Carnation Co. 2 i Making your baby’s formula is no longer a chore with the conPost Office in Nevada City after being in the VA Hospital in Reno for 54 days, and being away from work since February HAVE YOU HEARD the new theme song from "The Summit".written by Mr. K. . with the melody ringing out with a clang from behind the Iron Curtain -.entitled ."The Last Time ANYONE Saw. Paris" -»etaken from the "First Prelude of a Cold War". AN AUTOMOBILE HORN just broke loose and began its shrill squall.there is nothing more embarrassing, let alone more frustrating thanto have a horn take off with no warning, there you are. banging away at the horn ring.everyone turns to look at you.your face is getting redder and redder, and-the blue smoke is swirling out from the windows .--and: still the stupid thing keeps on . biatting, « «> AND with this final blatt.I goto ment, but this joker will never assert j : 1 ¢ Margaret Abrahamson Society Editor r Nugget Photo MRS . CHARLES FOWLER is shown pouring . coffee at the recent Koffee Klatche held at the Ridge road home of Mrs. Leo Hughes. §coming year was held -and ano, treasurer. Committee chairman remained unchanged. ‘Chicago Park Garden Club Elects Officers The May meeting of the Chicago Park Garden Club was held at the home of Mrs, Martha Bell on Wed. nesday, May 4 with Mrs. Betty Carroll and Mrs. Hazel Ford as hostesses. Eletion of officers for the ‘the following officers were installed: Mrs. Myrtle Kimberlin, president; Mrs. Josephine Pease, vice-president; Mrs, Joyce GarhbellCoffee Klatch _ Success The Ridge Road Garden Club of Nevada City recently gave a very successful Coffee-Klatch at the beautiful home of Mr. & Mrs. Leo Hughes of Ridge Road to raise money for their project for their project for the Sierra Memorial Hospital. In the dining room of the Hughes homea beautiful chinese cutwork tablecloth was used with an artistic arrangement of roses from the garden of Mrs. Sedgley Jory: Former past-presidents and others who poured were MMES. John Lastova, Leo Hughes , EjnarBeck, Chas. Everhart, Wm. Price and Chas Fowler. Mrs. Wm. Briggs displayed the Persial rug which is to be soldto the highest bidder for the benefit of the Sierra Nevada Hospital. The delicious hand-decorated cake, made and donated by Mrs. Ejnar Beck, was won by Mrs. John Sbaffi. Those who served on the committee were: MMES. Emest Kittredge, Earl Farmer, Wm. Price, Sedgley Jory, R.D: Brisbane, O, F. Helmkamp, John Lastova, Walter Guddal, and Bradley Legg. The garden club wishes to thank those who attended. On display were many beautiful flower arrangements brought in by mem. bers of the club. These were . judged by Mrs. Marjorie . Lagerstrom and Mrs. Myrtle Kimberlin -who gave us some good ideas on the use of form and color in making arrangements. All members Were urged to enter an exhibit in the Colfax Garden Club Spring Flower Show. Refreshments were served 29 members and guests. The June meeting will be an all day Field trip to Folsom Dam. venient new product Carnalac. The Carnation.Company, identified for nearly 60 years with the infant feeding field through its evapseek greener pastures over the weekend orated milk, introduced this new “convenience form after more than ten years of testing in the Carnation Research Labora-+-Mainly the game called golf, but © Oo evap completely nutritional, ready iy successful in infant. KNOWN by many finer and sweeter names. feeding. Carnalac, like evaporated milk, is homogenized to reduce the size of the fat globules to an easily digested form. Bye now. ae Sac. Co. Trail Ride Set To all trail riders, Sacramento County Horsemen Association’s annual trail ride will be held May 28, 29 and 30. $10.00 per person, Price includes meals and hay. The place will be Georgetown, El Dorado ‘County, area, Camp will be on Canyon Creek and ride along the Battle Hill Ridge, Otter ‘Creek in general northern area. The ride will start at 11:00 a.m. Saturday “morning, May 28 group to leave Georgetown for camp area. One hour ride to camp area. Late arrival’s eentact George Wylie Georgetown Hotel for directions to camp. Nugget Photo GRADUATION TOOK PLACE for 18 members of the Square Knot, Square Dancing Club after 18 weeks of instruction from Bob and Lanell Lee. This annual night of dancing was held in honor of the graduation class receiving their College of Do Si Dos and Allemande Lefts, Bachelor of Square Dancing certificates. Juanita Bryon designed and baked a cake in replica of the dresses which the ladies of the club wear while dancing. Refreshments were heartly welcomed by approximately 25 couples which attended the May 14 celebration at the Hennessy School Auditorium. Meals will include, breakfast of hot. cakes, ham and eggs, other meals include buck stew, and fried chicken at historic Georgetown Hotel. S.C.H.A, Vice-President Bob Barnes. chef. 6 sleeping gear. long tie rope, lnalter-optional; fishing equipment and camverailers to be parked at. saw mill in center of town. Gear will be hauled by truck to camp area.ons! sin PO. bax utfin P.O. ae Country Club Branch, Sacramento, Calif. DeadWith Carnalac, you need only to add the amount of boiling water specified by the doctor, and the formula is ready to -~ Boundary Peak in Nevada, The personal inc¢ of all new com flexible, and can be eas . 5 . Justed to a tain’ poised esta is sure to use = 13,145 feet, is the highest ~alifo was $36.7. bilvenience nig a only under a doctor’s directions. _ elevation in the State. lion in 1068, =. Carnalac is available throughout the country in grocery stores, : ra . date for reservations fis May 25. For additional tion . contact Boss Paige Harper, pa COOKING LANAI SALAD —_— —_— ee R : 1/3 oz. pkg. soft cream cheese 1/4 cup mayonnaise a Tksp. pineapple syrup — ele LOIS B. STEVENS (Editors note: There is no need to use Favorite recipes from the files of Nevada County's fabulous cooks — —-E R 4067 or Bob Goulding 9-5783. 14 pineapple slices 4 maraschino cherries ' 1/4 cup nuts 1] banana ' Mix cream cheese, mayonnaise, and pineapple —_— — ye syrup together until smooth. Fold in banana slices, — cherries cut.in 1/4's and nuts. Arrange drained _ pineapple slices on a bed’of crisp lettuce and pile cheese fruit mixture on top. ae oo Sa ele em ee «iat, ame —— ea extra salad dressing) : Ei : Serves 4. — ee ee ms

ute roion neil asilisyinens ing ue and yluass ay. rO~ ore Sthn th nd nd Lag c ~ oe ta A) e tte er eat nSE ES M YL ve YW id iit Q ng ESS ED) Easy Way To Make Baby's Formula ette Club No, 252, held its _ Veterans Memorial Build— ing, Nevada City. Chief Grayback Wanda .M. Eby presided to hear reports of club activities and to elect delegates to the grand crawl, * Blanche Hatch, club hospital chairman, reported on the monthly visit April 28 to Weimar Chest Center. to help with the games for the patients. Two Cootiettes attended and took cigarettes for bonus prizes and books and magazines for the patient library. There were 50 patients participating in the games, She also reported on the visitation to Reno Veterans Hospital on May 7. The local club joined with clubs and pup tents from the Northern California area reports of the ital, coverette (community) and W-5 fpublicity) chairmen that had been sent to the grand chairmen were read, The club ‘chairmen were given a “lousey” vote of thanks by the club. ~~ Lurline Peterson, Blanche Hatch and Ella Meyer were elected delegates to the grand crawl to be held in San Diego June 18 and 19. Pearl Strach, Flo Clemo and Patse Phillips were named as alternates. The chief grayback proclaimed the Arad bs scat isit and distribute cigaras “Past Chief Graybac poo ‘ates razors, afterNight” when the Golden shave lotion, tooth brushes, Canaries past chief graytooth paste, combs, writing backs and past chief graypaper, stamps and various backs from other clubs will other articles to 170 patibe honored. Grand pera ents. After the hospital visiHer In Louse Marie Danie tation, an. amateur show reported she had received was put on in:the hospital a letter from Grand ni auditorium for the patients back Lillian Klipp of Ing eby an orchestra and singers wood that she was ower composed of high school an unofficial visit to — bovs-and girls of Reno, The loca] club on May 23. — visiting Cooties and Codtiwill be accompanied by ettes performed also. with Past Grand Grayback — some variety acts. Chet Bishop of Arcadia, od Miner, past grand commantoo, will be honored gues der of Hayward, was master for the evening. ; of ceremonies for the show. Wanda Eby and Lurline ‘Andy Skinner, grand comPeterson will be co-hoatmander of California, preesses for the event. DOLL CLUBS ENTERTAINED The Camellia City Doll Club, which includes members from Sacramento, Carmichael, Fair Oaks, Lincoln, Yuba City, Grass Valley and NevadaCity, entertained members of District II of the United Federation of Doll Clubs, Inc., at the Hotel El Mirador in Sacramento on May 7 and 8. This was the second annual regional meeting and representatives from Utah, Nevada and California were present, ~ ‘ ‘ The program included a 12:30 luncheon Saturday in the. Hotel. Skyroom, with Mrs. Byra Wreden of Atherton, California. regional president, giving. a_ short welcoming speech and also her ~yearly report. Mrs. Wanda Ramus, president of the Camellia City Doll Club, also welcomed the members and guests. The invocation was given by Lenore Coughlin of Nevada City. At 3:30 in the afternoon informative slide pictures of dolls were shown by Lewis Sorenson of Santa Cruz with descriptive remarks on each picture. Mr. chal of Carmichael, remarks by Regional President Byra Wreden and Wanda Ramus, president of the Camellia City Doll Club. Following’ the brunch a very instructive talk on ceramics was given by Martha Farnsworth of Lincoln and.Wanda Ramus of Sacramento to the members .and~— guests. These artists told of the making of doll parts from making the molds through pouring of clay or slip to the firing of -the finished article, Their part of the program was entitled “My Kiln and I.” Favors for the Saturday luncheon were pecan nuts painted with faces to which hair, scarfs, earrings and hats had been added. The hats were removable so they could be used for small dolls. The center piece at the officers’ table was a manzanita tree covered with miniature hats and small bouquets of artificial flowers, On Sunday the favors were place cards made with button heads attached and the center decoration was a Sorenson has a display of maypole surrounded by bishis doll collection and the que dolls dressed in pastel wax figures he makes near dresses. ‘ : Santa Cruz, His portion of . The theme of the\ meeting. the program was called “The was “Come for n,” and World of Dolls.” a large display/ of dolls, On Sunday a brunch was owned by members of the served in the Skyroom with Camellia City~ Doll Club, invocation by Lenore was on exhibit for the Coughlin, introductions of guests, which carried out HAVE YOU MET the person who has all the answers toall of the rules that there are about any certain thing, and has no fear about advising you on the how and why of a situation, but meanwhile is breaking all of the rules that were ever written, but is really sneaky about the whole thing? AND THEN THERE IS THE guy who attends the meetings..the speaker is getting his point across to everyone but him..and everyone is nodding in agreehimself orally..he just sits there and shakes his head.. BUT THIS GUY will really shake you up..he signals for a right turn..does not turn at that corner, but goes left at the next one.. THEN THERE IS THE GALwhowaits on the corner like she wants to cross the Street..you pullupand stop so she can cross, and then she changes her mind and goes in the other direction. .meanwhile everyone is looking at you like you have just slipped your Nugget.. THEN THERE IS THE HUSBAND who says to his wife upon meeting an old acquaintance.."Dear, you remember these people don't you?"..and u know darned good and well you never saw them before in your life.. OF COURSE..there is the hardluck guy..he tried to place a call to Beale Air Force Base..the operator made her mysterious motions over the dialing apparatus.silence..finallya voice said "“operatah..this is the operatah, what numbah are you calling?" "Beale Air Force Base," saidthe GV gal. "Wheah's that?" saidthe distant voice. Whereupon the caller saidto the GV gal, “How come they hire operators from the south towork in Marysville ?. Everyone knows that Beale is out of Marysville." And the distant voice said, "Well, I shuah don't know wheah Marysville is, this is Tampa, Floridah." END.. SCHOOL is almost out..a few of the teachers are retiring after giving many years of service to the communities. A rather nostalgic air prevails..friends that were made over the years will be going their seperate ways after graduation

. .the halls of ivy will no longer resound with their shouts, their laughter..the elementary schools will sit all lonesome (much to the delight of the overworked, tired teachers) but still, there is nothing more silent than anempty school..some of the youngsters will move away, the rest, andsome new ones too, will return in the Fall.. HOWARD WASLEY has returned to the husbands by Patty Marthe theme. Photo by Carnation Co. 2 i Making your baby’s formula is no longer a chore with the conPost Office in Nevada City after being in the VA Hospital in Reno for 54 days, and being away from work since February HAVE YOU HEARD the new theme song from "The Summit"..written by Mr. K. . with the melody ringing out with a clang from behind the Iron Curtain -.entitled .."The Last Time ANYONE Saw. Paris" -»etaken from the "First Prelude of a Cold War".. AN AUTOMOBILE HORN just broke loose and began its shrill squall..there is nothing more embarrassing, let alone more frustrating thanto have a horn take off with no warning, there you are.. banging away at the horn ring..everyone turns to look at you..your face is getting redder and redder, and-the blue smoke is swirling out from the windows .--and: still the stupid thing keeps on . biatting, « «> AND with this final blatt..I goto ment, but this joker will never assert j : 1 ¢ Margaret Abrahamson Society Editor r Nugget Photo MRS . CHARLES FOWLER is shown pouring . coffee at the recent Koffee Klatche held at the Ridge road home of Mrs. Leo Hughes. §coming year was held -and ano, treasurer. Committee chairman remained unchanged. ‘Chicago Park Garden Club Elects Officers The May meeting of the Chicago Park Garden Club was held at the home of Mrs, Martha Bell on Wed. nesday, May 4 with Mrs. Betty Carroll and Mrs. Hazel Ford as hostesses. Eletion of officers for the ‘the following officers were installed: Mrs. Myrtle Kimberlin, president; Mrs. Josephine Pease, vice-president; Mrs, Joyce GarhbellCoffee Klatch _ Success The Ridge Road Garden Club of Nevada City recently gave a very successful Coffee-Klatch at the beautiful home of Mr. & Mrs. Leo Hughes of Ridge Road to raise money for their project for their project for the Sierra Memorial Hospital. In the dining room of the Hughes homea beautiful chinese cutwork tablecloth was used with an artistic arrangement of roses from the garden of Mrs. Sedgley Jory: Former past-presidents and others who poured were MMES. John Lastova, Leo Hughes , EjnarBeck, Chas. Everhart, Wm. Price and Chas Fowler. Mrs. Wm. Briggs displayed the Persial rug which is to be soldto the highest bidder for the benefit of the Sierra Nevada Hospital. The delicious hand-decorated cake, made and donated by Mrs. Ejnar Beck, was won by Mrs. John Sbaffi. Those who served on the committee were: MMES. Emest Kittredge, Earl Farmer, Wm. Price, Sedgley Jory, R.D: Brisbane, O, F. Helmkamp, John Lastova, Walter Guddal, and Bradley Legg. The garden club wishes to thank those who attended. On display were many beautiful flower arrangements brought in by mem. bers of the club. These were . judged by Mrs. Marjorie . Lagerstrom and Mrs. Myrtle Kimberlin -who gave us some good ideas on the use of form and color in making arrangements. All members Were urged to enter an exhibit in the Colfax Garden Club Spring Flower Show. Refreshments were served 29 members and guests. The June meeting will be an all day Field trip to Folsom Dam. venient new product Carnalac. The Carnation.Company, identified for nearly 60 years with the infant feeding field through its evapseek greener pastures over the weekend orated milk, introduced this new “convenience form after more than ten years of testing in the Carnation Research Labora-+-Mainly the game called golf, but © Oo evap completely nutritional, ready iy successful in infant. KNOWN by many finer and sweeter names. feeding. Carnalac, like evaporated milk, is homogenized to reduce the size of the fat globules to an easily digested form. Bye now.. ae Sac. Co. Trail Ride Set To all trail riders, Sacramento County Horsemen Association’s annual trail ride will be held May 28, 29 and 30. $10.00 per person, Price includes meals and hay. The place will be Georgetown, El Dorado ‘County, area, Camp will be on Canyon Creek and ride along the Battle Hill Ridge, Otter ‘Creek in general northern area. The ride will start at 11:00 a.m. Saturday “morning, May 28 group to leave Georgetown for camp area. One hour ride to camp area. Late arrival’s eentact George Wylie Georgetown Hotel for directions to camp. Nugget Photo GRADUATION TOOK PLACE for 18 members of the Square Knot, Square Dancing Club after 18 weeks of instruction from Bob and Lanell Lee. This annual night of dancing was held in honor of the graduation class receiving their College of Do Si Dos and Allemande Lefts, Bachelor of Square Dancing certificates. Juanita Bryon designed and baked a cake in replica of the dresses which the ladies of the club wear while dancing. Refreshments were heartly welcomed by approximately 25 couples which attended the May 14 celebration at the Hennessy School Auditorium. Meals will include, breakfast of hot. cakes, ham and eggs, other meals include buck stew, and fried chicken at historic Georgetown Hotel. S.C.H.A, Vice-President Bob Barnes. chef. 6 sleeping gear. long tie rope, lnalter-optional; fishing equipment and camverailers to be parked at. saw mill in center of town. Gear will be hauled by truck to camp area.ons! sin PO. bax utfin P.O. ae Country Club Branch, Sacramento, Calif. DeadWith Carnalac, you need only to add the amount of boiling water specified by the doctor, and the formula is ready to -~ Boundary Peak in Nevada, The personal inc¢ of all new com flexible, and can be eas . 5 . Justed to a tain’ poised esta is sure to use = 13,145 feet, is the highest ~alifo was $36.7. bilvenience nig a only under a doctor’s directions. _ elevation in the State. lion in 1068, =. Carnalac is available throughout the country in grocery stores, : ra . date for reservations fis May 25. For additional tion . contact Boss Paige Harper, pa COOKING LANAI SALAD —_— —_— ee R : 1/3 oz. pkg. soft cream cheese 1/4 cup mayonnaise a Tksp. pineapple syrup — ele LOIS B. STEVENS (Editors note: There is no need to use Favorite recipes from the files of Nevada County's fabulous cooks — —-E R 4067 or Bob Goulding 9-5783. 14 pineapple slices 4 maraschino cherries ' 1/4 cup nuts 1] banana ' Mix cream cheese, mayonnaise, and pineapple —_— — ye syrup together until smooth. Fold in banana slices, — cherries cut.in 1/4's and nuts. Arrange drained _ pineapple slices on a bed’of crisp lettuce and pile cheese fruit mixture on top. ae oo Sa ele em ee «iat, ame —— ea extra salad dressing) : Ei : Serves 4. — ee ee ms