November 24, 1971 (12 pages)

eee ee nee tie 2 ‘ wpa Ma 4 The Nevada County Nugget, Wednesday, November ‘4, 1971 Washington News By Judith Stewart ‘71 Christmas stamps ready I have mentioned the bridge people. I sure thought we had for local sale building project at Washington more fulltime residents than a lot lately, but it is very imthat! portant to us here in the Washa ington area -and not much Our area, 1 1/2 miles east of else is happening here -On Washington, has just been zoned Tuesday of last week the-workby county officials. Look for my ers poured concrete fortheroad article, explaining the zoning, bed of the bridge. Thefirsttruck elsewhere in today's issue. load went in about 9 a.m. and the last wasn't poured until after *** * Recenty aSan Francisco paper 8 p.m, I had to travel overthe has been running and exotic adold bridge about 11. p.m. Tuesvertisement in the -Mountain day night and workers were land for sale -column. It is still there placing plastic tarps for some land not far from us over the fresh concrete to proon the eastern side of Washingtect it. There was a well deton. The property was formerly served celebration on Wednesowned by a Mr. Collins and was day night atthe Washington Hotel also known as the Washington for the workers, I think the upMining property. A developer river people, who must use the has recently bought this land, bridge to get to and from their 180 acres, and is splitting it in homes, will have a celebration to 10 acre lots. I understand when all those timbers aretaken that he has sold two of his lots out of the river bed, assuring at a price which seems a little that everything will be safe durhigh, in my estimation. It will ing our usual winter high water. be interesting to see new fami*e* * While preparing for the Comlies moving in. It should bring more business into town, and I munity Thanksgiving Dinner, hope the community will benefit Rose Piland was counting famifrom this growth. lies and came up with an estimation of our winter population. ** * * Mrs. Ida (Nicky) Halling of It comes out to be about 85 Maybert Road, and Oakland, was 0.1Chain$ he Homelit€150 Automatic Chain Saw Automatic oiling for bar and t cutting chain ‘adjustable for light or heavy-duty cutting. for quick ‘n easy starting. © — the industry's simplest; most ‘TF reliable clutch. Come in and 4 see the 150 -_ [world’s best chain saw value! it has all the fea~ tures you'd expect ‘on more expensive models. , _ §$PD SAW SHOP 735 Zion, Nevada City 265-5573 T= eT at her home here over the weekend, and a lovely walk in the woods Saturday ended in a trip to the hospital. Nicky slipped on some leaves coming down a hill and broke her ankle, She is now resting at her home here on the river. We hope her ‘ankle heals quickly so she can enjoy: 0 her walks in the out of doors again soon, Two special U.S. postage stamps keyed to Christmas 1971 may be purchased at all post offices beginning today. The new 8 cent Christmas stamps feature a nativity scene and a partridge in a pear tree, The initial printing of the nativity stamp is one billion 200 million. The partridge stamp's first press run totals 800 million. Both stamps are subject to additional print orders in response to public requirements. The ‘initial value of the two Christmas issues is $160 million. The stamps are in separate sheets, 50 to a sheet. They are approximately one inch wide and one and one-half inches high, Both are multicolored, in keeping with the spirit of the holiday season. In an appeal to the public to mail early, key dates mentioned by Grass Valley postmaster Bob Lee, speaking for the Golden Empire Area postmasters, for local mailers to use as guidelines are as follows: Dec. 1, distant packages; Dec. 10, local packages and distant cards; and prior to Dec, 15, all local cards. The total Christmas mail volume of 10 billion pieces is expected this year, of which nearly two billion pieces will be handled in the western states, "We need everybody's help to deal with this avalanche and deliver Christmas mail on time,” the postmaster stressed. porepa sean ae en en e92 Grass Valley Fock: Where you are a stranger but once” 846 S. Auburn St. Phone 273-3326 CEEEEEEEEEE EEE EEG Ge Henry Started It! and wouldn't he be thrilled with today’s finest — Fords, — of course ERE A cacencucenecencaceceececee We are here to Put You .Behind the Wheel of the i. Of Your Choice. and What We Sell We'll Service— SKILLFULLY; your. ss et Ch A Bia v's SUS AME ELLE ied “pet cae: turkey in one week. . _ 6 cups zucchini 1/2 cup chopped onion . Salt to taste 1/8 tsp. pepper 1/8 tsp. oregano 1/4 cup butter (1/2 stick) 1/4 cup flour 2 cups milk and sprinkle with Parmesan ZUCCHINI BEEF CASSEROLE Submitted by one of our readers in Salinas, who says “this is excellent reheated after several days."’ in the editor's opinion, it is‘also excellent as a change from too much .do try it! 1 Ib, ground beef (chuck preferred) 1 cup grated cheese (American) 1/4 cup grated Paremesan cheese (optional) Wash zuchini and slice-1/2 inch thick, Parboil in small amount of salted water until nearly done. Drain and set aside. Brown meat in skillet; Add salt, pepper, oregano and mix well, Melt butter in sauce pan, blend in flour. Simmer, stirring for 1 minute, Stir in American cheese, add additional seasoning to taste. In 2-quart casserole, arrange layer of zucchini,. Put in 1/2 meat mix and spoon on half the cheese sauxe, Repeat oven for 30 minutes, Serves six. of the. Week add onion and cook until limp. cheese. Bake in 350 Heres Tuc community is justifiably proud of Chicago Park School's standing in statewide tests given in May of 1970. The sixth graders made the highest possible rank in reading, language and mathematics. The first and second grades were in the top 10 per cent in reading. Many hands made light work and the Peardale-Chicago Park Volunteer Fire Department Camp Stew held last Sunday was a definite success. Jack Mills was chairman and Buck Jones head chef. According to Fire Chief Carl Bauch there have been no fire calls for over two months, The firemen burned out a chimney in a practice session on November 15. Tom Kelley, Larry Hammond, Bob Lemon and Ernest "Gus" Guttermann are the newest men in the department. The firemen will hold their election at a business meeting on December 6, A practice session is usually held on the third Monday of each month. Three men and two resuscitators responded to a call at 7:50 p.m. Saturday when John Cockerton. suffered an attack in his Bear River Pines home, Prior to the arrival of firemen a visitor revived Cockerton with mouth to mouth resuscitation, Firemen administered oxygen until. the ambulance arrived, Cockerton was later released and allowed to return to his home. He suffered a stroke the following morning and was rushed to Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. On Monday morning he “was -transferred. to. Sacramento Medical Center, . The story. of the mural that hangs in the Peardale Fire House is-now available in booklet form. _ The Mural: Last. Chapter. of . the Red Dog Lodge Hall by Al Davies. may. be purchased from. *° Alor from: the Fire Belles, Part of the proceeds will go toward support of community organizations, Mrs, Charles Sovey recently spent a few days as the guest of the Theodore Blums in SiChicago ParkPeardale News By Pat Jones erraville. The Peardale-Chicago Park Calendar for the first two weeks in December has been slightly scrambled by conflicting news releases: December 1 at 1 p.m. the Chicago Fark Garden Club will hold its annual Christmas part at the Peardale Fire House. Members and their guests are asked to bring a garden-related item costing under $1 for the gift exchange, The Fire Eelles Christmas Bazaar will be held at the fire house December 4, Many lovely gift items, jams and jellies, etc, will be offered for sale, The Chicago Park Garden Club will have a table of items at the bazaar. December 8 Chicago Park Garden Club members will meet at Weimar Medical Center for their annual luncheon. Those baking cookies for patients should get them to Betty Moody by the 7th. Phone Lucile Barnes for information and reservations, December 11 is the garden club's sale of Christmas decorations, gifts and baked goods, also at the fire house. Plan to stock up on Christmas cookies; mix or match_ The social calendar of Chicago Park housewives last week included two Wednesday parties, one given by Ruth Nettles and one Rosemarie Lugian, AnLeuteneker's Friday ‘morning, Mrs, Luglan has just received word. that. her mother, Mrs. Paula Schlampp of Munich, Ger‘many, will arrive December 10. to spend the holidays, Other good news from the Luglan menage, Rosemarie won a.turkey at the Dragon Seed Inn ‘last week. Late bulletin from your fire department, There are burn days and no-burn days, If you. want to know which is which, call 265-2461, extension 264. It was noted that on a recent no-burn day several forestry employes in this area were ‘setting a ree lousy exemple for us

eee ee nee tie 2 ‘ wpa Ma 4 The Nevada County Nugget, Wednesday, November ‘4, 1971 Washington News By Judith Stewart ‘71 Christmas stamps ready I have mentioned the bridge people. I sure thought we had for local sale building project at Washington more fulltime residents than a lot lately, but it is very imthat! portant to us here in the Washa ington area -and not much Our area, 1 1/2 miles east of else is happening here -On Washington, has just been zoned Tuesday of last week the-workby county officials. Look for my ers poured concrete fortheroad article, explaining the zoning, bed of the bridge. Thefirsttruck elsewhere in today's issue. load went in about 9 a.m. and the last wasn't poured until after *** * Recenty aSan Francisco paper 8 p.m, I had to travel overthe has been running and exotic adold bridge about 11. p.m. Tuesvertisement in the -Mountain day night and workers were land for sale -column. It is still there placing plastic tarps for some land not far from us over the fresh concrete to proon the eastern side of Washingtect it. There was a well deton. The property was formerly served celebration on Wednesowned by a Mr. Collins and was day night atthe Washington Hotel also known as the Washington for the workers, I think the upMining property. A developer river people, who must use the has recently bought this land, bridge to get to and from their 180 acres, and is splitting it in homes, will have a celebration to 10 acre lots. I understand when all those timbers aretaken that he has sold two of his lots out of the river bed, assuring at a price which seems a little that everything will be safe durhigh, in my estimation. It will ing our usual winter high water. be interesting to see new fami*e* * While preparing for the Comlies moving in. It should bring more business into town, and I munity Thanksgiving Dinner, hope the community will benefit Rose Piland was counting famifrom this growth. lies and came up with an estimation of our winter population. ** * * Mrs. Ida (Nicky) Halling of It comes out to be about 85 Maybert Road, and Oakland, was 0.1Chain$ he Homelit€150 Automatic Chain Saw Automatic oiling for bar and t cutting chain ‘adjustable for light or heavy-duty cutting. for quick ‘n easy starting. © — the industry's simplest; most ‘TF reliable clutch. Come in and 4 see the 150 -_ [world’s best chain saw value! it has all the fea~ tures you'd expect ‘on more expensive models. , _ §$PD SAW SHOP 735 Zion, Nevada City 265-5573 T= eT at her home here over the weekend, and a lovely walk in the woods Saturday ended in a trip to the hospital. Nicky slipped on some leaves coming down a hill and broke her ankle, She is now resting at her home here on the river. We hope her ‘ankle heals quickly so she can enjoy: 0 her walks in the out of doors again soon, Two special U.S. postage stamps keyed to Christmas 1971 may be purchased at all post offices beginning today. The new 8 cent Christmas stamps feature a nativity scene and a partridge in a pear tree, The initial printing of the nativity stamp is one billion 200 million. The partridge stamp's first press run totals 800 million. Both stamps are subject to additional print orders in response to public requirements. The ‘initial value of the two Christmas issues is $160 million. The stamps are in separate sheets, 50 to a sheet. They are approximately one inch wide and one and one-half inches high, Both are multicolored, in keeping with the spirit of the holiday season. In an appeal to the public to mail early, key dates mentioned by Grass Valley postmaster Bob Lee, speaking for the Golden Empire Area postmasters, for local mailers to use as guidelines are as follows: Dec. 1, distant packages; Dec. 10, local packages and distant cards; and prior to Dec, 15, all local cards. The total Christmas mail volume of 10 billion pieces is expected this year, of which nearly two billion pieces will be handled in the western states, "We need everybody's help to deal with this avalanche and deliver Christmas mail on time,” the postmaster stressed. porepa sean ae en en e92 Grass Valley Fock: Where you are a stranger but once” 846 S. Auburn St. Phone 273-3326 CEEEEEEEEEE EEE EEG Ge Henry Started It! and wouldn't he be thrilled with today’s finest — Fords, — of course ERE A cacencucenecencaceceececee We are here to Put You .Behind the Wheel of the i. Of Your Choice. and What We Sell We'll Service— SKILLFULLY; your. ss et Ch A Bia v's SUS AME ELLE ied “pet cae: turkey in one week. .

_ 6 cups zucchini 1/2 cup chopped onion . Salt to taste 1/8 tsp. pepper 1/8 tsp. oregano 1/4 cup butter (1/2 stick) 1/4 cup flour 2 cups milk and sprinkle with Parmesan ZUCCHINI BEEF CASSEROLE Submitted by one of our readers in Salinas, who says “this is excellent reheated after several days."’ in the editor's opinion, it is‘also excellent as a change from too much .do try it! 1 Ib, ground beef (chuck preferred) 1 cup grated cheese (American) 1/4 cup grated Paremesan cheese (optional) Wash zuchini and slice-1/2 inch thick, Parboil in small amount of salted water until nearly done. Drain and set aside. Brown meat in skillet; Add salt, pepper, oregano and mix well, Melt butter in sauce pan, blend in flour. Simmer, stirring for 1 minute, Stir in American cheese, add additional seasoning to taste. In 2-quart casserole, arrange layer of zucchini,. Put in 1/2 meat mix and spoon on half the cheese sauxe, Repeat oven for 30 minutes, Serves six. of the. Week add onion and cook until limp. cheese. Bake in 350 Heres Tuc community is justifiably proud of Chicago Park School's standing in statewide tests given in May of 1970. The sixth graders made the highest possible rank in reading, language and mathematics. The first and second grades were in the top 10 per cent in reading. Many hands made light work and the Peardale-Chicago Park Volunteer Fire Department Camp Stew held last Sunday was a definite success. Jack Mills was chairman and Buck Jones head chef. According to Fire Chief Carl Bauch there have been no fire calls for over two months, The firemen burned out a chimney in a practice session on November 15. Tom Kelley, Larry Hammond, Bob Lemon and Ernest "Gus" Guttermann are the newest men in the department. The firemen will hold their election at a business meeting on December 6, A practice session is usually held on the third Monday of each month. Three men and two resuscitators responded to a call at 7:50 p.m. Saturday when John Cockerton. suffered an attack in his Bear River Pines home, Prior to the arrival of firemen a visitor revived Cockerton with mouth to mouth resuscitation, Firemen administered oxygen until. the ambulance arrived, Cockerton was later released and allowed to return to his home. He suffered a stroke the following morning and was rushed to Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. On Monday morning he “was -transferred. to. Sacramento Medical Center, . The story. of the mural that hangs in the Peardale Fire House is-now available in booklet form. _ The Mural: Last. Chapter. of . the Red Dog Lodge Hall by Al Davies. may. be purchased from. *° Alor from: the Fire Belles, Part of the proceeds will go toward support of community organizations, Mrs, Charles Sovey recently spent a few days as the guest of the Theodore Blums in SiChicago ParkPeardale News By Pat Jones erraville. The Peardale-Chicago Park Calendar for the first two weeks in December has been slightly scrambled by conflicting news releases: December 1 at 1 p.m. the Chicago Fark Garden Club will hold its annual Christmas part at the Peardale Fire House. Members and their guests are asked to bring a garden-related item costing under $1 for the gift exchange, The Fire Eelles Christmas Bazaar will be held at the fire house December 4, Many lovely gift items, jams and jellies, etc, will be offered for sale, The Chicago Park Garden Club will have a table of items at the bazaar. December 8 Chicago Park Garden Club members will meet at Weimar Medical Center for their annual luncheon. Those baking cookies for patients should get them to Betty Moody by the 7th. Phone Lucile Barnes for information and reservations, December 11 is the garden club's sale of Christmas decorations, gifts and baked goods, also at the fire house. Plan to stock up on Christmas cookies; mix or match_ The social calendar of Chicago Park housewives last week included two Wednesday parties, one given by Ruth Nettles and one Rosemarie Lugian, AnLeuteneker's Friday ‘morning, Mrs, Luglan has just received word. that. her mother, Mrs. Paula Schlampp of Munich, Ger‘many, will arrive December 10. to spend the holidays, Other good news from the Luglan menage, Rosemarie won a.turkey at the Dragon Seed Inn ‘last week. Late bulletin from your fire department, There are burn days and no-burn days, If you. want to know which is which, call 265-2461, extension 264. It was noted that on a recent no-burn day several forestry employes in this area were ‘setting a ree lousy exemple for us