November 30, 1960 (8 pages)

te ’ = Ens. Beverly . Hartman — Now In SF Ensign Beverly J. Hartman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Louis Hartman, Nevada City, has sucessfully completed the eight-week indoctrination class for women naval officers at the U. S. Naval Schools Command, U.S. Naval Base, Newport, s of the Grass Valley Deanery attended the con‘and Mrs. Ted Niehaus of Grass Valley, Mrs. Frank ist Galli and Mrs. Daniel Mullins at " For first assignment, 's Ball gan of Roseville, Mrs. Henry ; wil lreS ba Toccalini and Mrs, Charleg port to San Francisco, where Among B. Maynard of Truckee and she will be serving on the Prank Mrs. Ann Swan of Auburn. staff of Commander West. There were 2007 delegates ern Sea Frontier at the Naer and from every state in the val Station’ on reasure Union, and 450 members of Island. ss Studio a 58 the clergy, including RichGraduation exercises were e CIRCULARS = (. [ard Cardinal Cushing of. held Oct. 20 on the Naval Boston Actress Helen Hayes Base. Guest speaker was e STATIONERY \. . was one of the principal}. Rear Admiral Charles E. @ MAIL PIECES . 'speakers, and Pred in Weakley, en ye om __ . rante entertained the dele‘ENSIGN Beverl Hartman stroyer Force, U. S. Atlan’ e BILLS 4 gates. Mother Theresa, a , ~ yJ = Fleet. ee e FORMS \ Symone cia _— nv The wp 4 64 b peemigeeie . : s ea TIAR . dia, was hono or her represen: 8 ioe Area NEV. co . TRINTING) outstanding work against R bie Set To S ea k The Netherlands Antilles, . ” oe ar& PUBLISHING ithe infiltration of commu-. MODI p 51 colleges and schools of oe Area 212 Ww Main St. . nism in India. , . nursing. been an ~~ * . AN Catholic women of “ye ° Ensign Hartman is a nits and Grass Valley this area are being urged At Annual H iS f ori cal graduate of University of y units PHONE 273-4590 to attend this important & California. Berkeley, . and —, the meeting. a ti received her commission re eration. eee 2 : ensign from Lieutenan mp PaCOAT UML UUMU LUT Navy Recruiting Station, at ye Wendel Robie, Placer National Hotel. Federal Office Building, San ate his County businessman and Robie, an authority. on. Francisco. . civic leader, will*be guest California history, has long. bi a speaker at the Nevada been associated with histor COP Premieres SIERRA STUDENTS. . .gather onthe campus toreview their notes, # i hav a1 pe akcren Society cal groups and is best noted before an exam. (Seated L to R), Paul Laubach, (£1 Dorado rhas, : annual dinner meeting slatfor his work on establish: ‘ ‘ lildren. £ SS. ed for tomorrow at 7 p.m. at ing riding trails on the emiOpera On H.S.) Busines s Administration major; Barbara McCreadie, Finst Cz! the Victorian. Room of the grant routes, = = (Folsom H.S.) Liberal Arts major; Priscilla Rose, (Nevada is gee ie hg Hivade Come tte Outcasts Union H.S .) Secretarial major; and Linda Ferrero (Lincoln H.§ a ern on ae lSocial ical Society, announces that} College of the Pacific wili. Elementary Teaching major. (Standing L to R), Richard Smith as Ooze { Wo rke "2 Elmer Stevens, charter : i ; be the scene of a world pre-. (Placer H.S.) Engineering major; Gary Henry, (Tahoe-Truckee “kUSE. *Heated Pool SAN RA FREE Write for new TRAVEL*GUIDE listing fine motels from coast to coast, inspected and approved by” Congress of Motor Hotels. 4 YOUR CREDIT CARD *Finest facilities for business or pleasure “Free TV & Coffee, phones *12 min. from downtown San Francisco or Oakland *Restaurants, bowling, boating next door “Ask about the Bay Bridge cruise *Right off U.S. 101 at U.S 17 865 Francisco Blvd., E. SAN RAFAEL, CALIF. FAEL INN 'i Mullett, Hear Talk, See Slides Social president, announced. Department Mrs, ° mere of Mote Hones hod TRAVEL CUuIDE gO 4 Placer Sierra Nevada . Chapter of the California Workers Organization met on Nov. 15 at Glub 40 for its quarterly dinner meeting, Mrs, Elsie Shields, A program was arranged by Miss Janette Hubbard, child welfare supervisor in the Placer County Welfare Sheila representative of the Childrens Home Society of California, gave a talk on ‘the work of her organiza} tion, illustrated by slides. The program was preceeded by a short business meeting. About 30 members and . guests attended. president of the group and a life-long friend of Robie, will act as master of ceremonies. Final reports on the year’s activities and a nominating slate for 1961 officers will be given. Kilroy points out that this is the big event of the group’s year, and urges a good tornout, Dessert wines are becoming more and more popular. These sweet, full botied wines complement dessert: and can well be served as refreshments in the ,after noon or evening. For use in cooking, ~w'ne¢ is one of the most subtle and least expensive of all condiments. A little wine added to a favorite recipe, be\ it a stew, a roast or scrambled eggs, will en-4 hance the flavor. proximately one hour length and suitable for performance in coljege level opera classes, miere Dec. 2 and 3 when Stanworth Beckler’s prizewinning .opera, “The Outcasts of Poker Flat,” is staged in the Pacific Conservatory. 7 An adaptation of the Bret Harte story, the one-act opera was unanimously selected winner of the Pi Kappa Lambda national chamber opera competition in May, carrying with it a $1000 award for the composer, a C.O.P, assistant professor of music. Over 50 compositions, some by nationally famous composers, were entered in the competition, which limited entries to operas apin The play premiere is a H.S.) Liberal Arts major; and Jo Ann Swartz, High School Teaching major. (Roseville H.S.) Ridge Road Garden Club Meets Thirty members of the Ridge Road Garden Club met recently at the home of Mrs. John Sbaffi on Nevada Street in Nevada City with Mesdames Robert Burns, R.S. Hollingshead and Sedgley Jory as hostesses assisted by Mrs, Gilbert Martin and Mrs , Bradley Legg at thetea table. A hot luncheon was served . Program for the afternoon was presented by Mra Margie Kopp and her sister, Mrs. Mary Lou Steger, who had decorated the home of the hostess in a Christmas holiday theme, using acolor scheme of blue and green throughout the living room and combining these colors with the beautiful cone arrangements made by Mrs. Steger. Guests for the afternoon were Mrs. Sparks of Willows and Mrs. La Forest Thurston of Grass Valley. The annual Christmas party willbe held at the home of Mre,Stuart Chalmers of Grass Valley. COOKING 5 ras Pavorite recipes from the files of Nevada County's first ladies Th gt Ret ee oe joint effort of the Pacific: MRS, J.F, ARNOLD sae Conservatory of Music and B% the C.O.P. drama depart“ ment. DeMarcus Brown, Pa= cific Theater head,-is working with the dramatic section, sets, and costuming, while Dean J. Russell Bodle UNBAKED FRUIT CAKE } R . . Combine: 1lb, graham cracker crumbs 1lb, mixed candied fruit cake mix 1 small jar whole candied chegries 5 cups walnuts 1lb. white raisins . Reddy sa ys . \ : \ \ “ a clothes lines are (all wet. oat A R 7. 8 — F is conducting thé performHeat 3/4 Cup milk to boiling point ances. , Add — % % % 53 The opera, with a libretto Stir until’ marshmallows are blended. Pour over combined mixture and . : St . by Jon Pearce, Stockton mix well, Line narrow loaf pan with waxed paper. Pack mixture {nto English teacher and former Glassmate of Beckler, follows closely the Harte short . k= Written in the mid-19th gE century, the story tells of the plights of a group of ady characters as they are . out of the suddenly. formed Poker Flat. A . ‘Snowstorm strands the travelers, who havé been joined by a young eloping couple, Ein their mountain campSite, and serves as a catalyst in bringing forth the true characters of the varied band. ; ; Laosisknownas "The Land ‘Gf a Million Elephants. " we! JEWELRY Our ae . GOLD NUGGET % on “. QUARTZ JEWELRY _ Makes lasting gifts and * appropriate souvenirs of the Gold Country, pan and cover with waxed paper. Place in refrigerator overnight~remove from pan and paper--wrap in foil and return to refrigerator. Slice thin. This will keep indefinitely. . . I . . 1lb, marshmallows, . . . . . . ~ SK TT SS A LT Sn Veni atten saninnp <smener annem aor i Neighbo, JOIN THE THRONG OF HAPPY, SATISFIED CUSTOMERS. LOOK TO US FOR THE BEST. READY, EAGER AND WILLF'G TO MAKE YOU HAPPY XN 4 4 Yd & Re Nad 6 GO TO Demar Dundas LZES Sharp All Shop . 436 CLAY ST., N.C, Will sharpen all kinds of saws lawn mower base knives, and adjust knives, scissors, or any other sharp edge tool, Satisfaction Assured Reasonable Prices oan Dial 265-2681 en cg Aa a ORR NRTA oe cae . DIAMONDS GRASS VALLEY [RABBIS SSIES OSBORN eee” ; I WATCHES LAUNDRY & ELECTRICAL Flower Shop oes BU A ) i CLOCKS DRY CLEANERS rad We Specialize In d Many Other Gifts 3 FOOTE Florist — Shas A rad ? se, Ap 7 000 ; ECTRICAL CO Boo iy ramped ied to the sun and an old-fashioned clothesline? A modern dryer lets you i . . 19 4 Ee _ 205 W. Main St. Why be tied Weis 7 3 ry . y' SILVERWARI phone 273-7392 aa . Grass Valley dry a week's laundry in minutes—day or night, any weather! No laundry lugging— kkkkkkeeke you just push a button and clothes come out fluffy, soft. Wrinkle-remover cycle on EXPERT WATCH AND John L Reitz terra Freight lines new dryers means only “touch-up” ironing for some things, no ironing for others! p UL JEWELRY REPAIRING teas gi . NORTH SAN JUAN: fee Get a dryer now—and hang up the clothesline . . instead of the clothes. ae °c _ DOWNIEVILLE — . HARTUNG’S — SIERRA CITY PG&E Service Is your best household bargain Grass () Valley : SIERR AVILLE P-GE: a 5 FRontier 1-9125 Pacific Gas and Blectric Company eg 24 MILL ST +GRASS VALLEY % : = “ag pe rae eae ‘ , : eee @ozso2) 72IFFIE" Be ip . ror . -~ ta tia as Si baa SRR ERIM 0 Re Ants! ag son BES aorusdercne en Sorgen x eee

te ’ = Ens. Beverly . Hartman — Now In SF Ensign Beverly J. Hartman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Louis Hartman, Nevada City, has sucessfully completed the eight-week indoctrination class for women naval officers at the U. S. Naval Schools Command, U.S. Naval Base, Newport, s of the Grass Valley Deanery attended the con‘and Mrs. Ted Niehaus of Grass Valley, Mrs. Frank ist Galli and Mrs. Daniel Mullins at " For first assignment, 's Ball gan of Roseville, Mrs. Henry ; wil lreS ba Toccalini and Mrs, Charleg port to San Francisco, where Among B. Maynard of Truckee and she will be serving on the Prank Mrs. Ann Swan of Auburn. staff of Commander West. There were 2007 delegates ern Sea Frontier at the Naer and from every state in the val Station’ on reasure Union, and 450 members of Island. ss Studio a 58 the clergy, including RichGraduation exercises were e CIRCULARS = (. [ard Cardinal Cushing of. held Oct. 20 on the Naval Boston Actress Helen Hayes Base. Guest speaker was e STATIONERY \. . was one of the principal}. Rear Admiral Charles E. @ MAIL PIECES . 'speakers, and Pred in Weakley, en ye om __ . rante entertained the dele‘ENSIGN Beverl Hartman stroyer Force, U. S. Atlan’ e BILLS 4 gates. Mother Theresa, a , ~ yJ = Fleet. ee e FORMS \ Symone cia _— nv The wp 4 64 b peemigeeie . : s ea TIAR . dia, was hono or her represen: 8 ioe Area NEV. co . TRINTING) outstanding work against R bie Set To S ea k The Netherlands Antilles, . ” oe ar& PUBLISHING ithe infiltration of commu-. MODI p 51 colleges and schools of oe Area 212 Ww Main St. . nism in India. , . nursing. been an ~~ * . AN Catholic women of “ye ° Ensign Hartman is a nits and Grass Valley this area are being urged At Annual H iS f ori cal graduate of University of y units PHONE 273-4590 to attend this important & California. Berkeley, . and —, the meeting. a ti received her commission re eration. eee 2 : ensign from Lieutenan mp PaCOAT UML UUMU LUT Navy Recruiting Station, at ye Wendel Robie, Placer National Hotel. Federal Office Building, San ate his County businessman and Robie, an authority. on. Francisco. . civic leader, will*be guest California history, has long. bi a speaker at the Nevada been associated with histor COP Premieres SIERRA STUDENTS. . .gather onthe campus toreview their notes, # i hav a1 pe akcren Society cal groups and is best noted before an exam. (Seated L to R), Paul Laubach, (£1 Dorado rhas, : annual dinner meeting slatfor his work on establish: ‘ ‘ lildren. £ SS. ed for tomorrow at 7 p.m. at ing riding trails on the emiOpera On H.S.) Busines s Administration major; Barbara McCreadie, Finst Cz! the Victorian. Room of the grant routes, = = (Folsom H.S.) Liberal Arts major; Priscilla Rose, (Nevada is gee ie hg Hivade Come tte Outcasts Union H.S .) Secretarial major; and Linda Ferrero (Lincoln H.§ a ern on ae lSocial ical Society, announces that} College of the Pacific wili. Elementary Teaching major. (Standing L to R), Richard Smith as Ooze { Wo rke "2 Elmer Stevens, charter : i ; be the scene of a world pre-. (Placer H.S.) Engineering major; Gary Henry, (Tahoe-Truckee “kUSE. *Heated Pool SAN RA FREE Write for new TRAVEL*GUIDE listing fine motels from coast to coast, inspected and approved by” Congress of Motor Hotels. 4 YOUR CREDIT CARD *Finest facilities for business or pleasure “Free TV & Coffee, phones *12 min. from downtown San Francisco or Oakland *Restaurants, bowling, boating next door “Ask about the Bay Bridge cruise *Right off U.S. 101 at U.S 17 865 Francisco Blvd., E. SAN RAFAEL, CALIF. FAEL INN 'i Mullett, Hear Talk, See Slides Social president, announced. Department Mrs, ° mere of Mote Hones hod TRAVEL CUuIDE gO 4 Placer Sierra Nevada . Chapter of the California Workers Organization met on Nov. 15 at Glub 40 for its quarterly dinner meeting, Mrs, Elsie Shields, A program was arranged by Miss Janette Hubbard, child welfare supervisor in the Placer County Welfare Sheila representative of the Childrens Home Society of California, gave a talk on ‘the work of her organiza} tion, illustrated by slides. The program was preceeded by a short business meeting. About 30 members and . guests attended. president of the group and a life-long friend of Robie, will act as master of ceremonies. Final reports on the year’s activities and a nominating slate for 1961 officers will be given. Kilroy points out that this is the big event of the group’s year, and urges a good tornout, Dessert wines are becoming more and more popular. These sweet, full botied wines complement dessert: and can well be served as refreshments in the ,after noon or evening. For use in cooking, ~w'ne¢ is one of the most subtle and least expensive of all condiments. A little wine added to a favorite recipe, be\ it a stew, a roast or scrambled eggs, will en-4 hance the flavor. proximately one hour length and suitable for performance in coljege level opera classes, miere Dec. 2 and 3 when Stanworth Beckler’s prizewinning .opera, “The Outcasts of Poker Flat,” is staged in the Pacific Conservatory. 7 An adaptation of the Bret Harte story, the one-act opera was unanimously selected winner of the Pi Kappa Lambda national chamber opera competition in May, carrying with it a $1000 award for the composer, a C.O.P, assistant professor of music. Over 50 compositions, some by nationally famous composers, were entered in the competition, which limited entries to operas apin The play premiere is a H.S.) Liberal Arts major; and Jo Ann Swartz,

High School Teaching major. (Roseville H.S.) Ridge Road Garden Club Meets Thirty members of the Ridge Road Garden Club met recently at the home of Mrs. John Sbaffi on Nevada Street in Nevada City with Mesdames Robert Burns, R.S. Hollingshead and Sedgley Jory as hostesses assisted by Mrs, Gilbert Martin and Mrs , Bradley Legg at thetea table. A hot luncheon was served . Program for the afternoon was presented by Mra Margie Kopp and her sister, Mrs. Mary Lou Steger, who had decorated the home of the hostess in a Christmas holiday theme, using acolor scheme of blue and green throughout the living room and combining these colors with the beautiful cone arrangements made by Mrs. Steger. Guests for the afternoon were Mrs. Sparks of Willows and Mrs. La Forest Thurston of Grass Valley. The annual Christmas party willbe held at the home of Mre,Stuart Chalmers of Grass Valley. COOKING 5 ras Pavorite recipes from the files of Nevada County's first ladies Th gt Ret ee oe joint effort of the Pacific: MRS, J.F, ARNOLD sae Conservatory of Music and B% the C.O.P. drama depart“ ment. DeMarcus Brown, Pa= cific Theater head,-is working with the dramatic section, sets, and costuming, while Dean J. Russell Bodle UNBAKED FRUIT CAKE } R . . Combine: 1lb, graham cracker crumbs 1lb, mixed candied fruit cake mix 1 small jar whole candied chegries 5 cups walnuts 1lb. white raisins . Reddy sa ys . \ : \ \ “ a clothes lines are (all wet. oat A R 7. 8 — F is conducting thé performHeat 3/4 Cup milk to boiling point ances. , Add — % % % 53 The opera, with a libretto Stir until’ marshmallows are blended. Pour over combined mixture and . : St . by Jon Pearce, Stockton mix well, Line narrow loaf pan with waxed paper. Pack mixture {nto English teacher and former Glassmate of Beckler, follows closely the Harte short . k= Written in the mid-19th gE century, the story tells of the plights of a group of ady characters as they are . out of the suddenly. formed Poker Flat. A . ‘Snowstorm strands the travelers, who havé been joined by a young eloping couple, Ein their mountain campSite, and serves as a catalyst in bringing forth the true characters of the varied band. ; ; Laosisknownas "The Land ‘Gf a Million Elephants. " we! JEWELRY Our ae . GOLD NUGGET % on “. QUARTZ JEWELRY _ Makes lasting gifts and * appropriate souvenirs of the Gold Country, pan and cover with waxed paper. Place in refrigerator overnight~remove from pan and paper--wrap in foil and return to refrigerator. Slice thin. This will keep indefinitely. . . I . . 1lb, marshmallows, . . . . . . ~ SK TT SS A LT Sn Veni atten saninnp <smener annem aor i Neighbo, JOIN THE THRONG OF HAPPY, SATISFIED CUSTOMERS. LOOK TO US FOR THE BEST. READY, EAGER AND WILLF'G TO MAKE YOU HAPPY XN 4 4 Yd & Re Nad 6 GO TO Demar Dundas LZES Sharp All Shop . 436 CLAY ST., N.C, Will sharpen all kinds of saws lawn mower base knives, and adjust knives, scissors, or any other sharp edge tool, Satisfaction Assured Reasonable Prices oan Dial 265-2681 en cg Aa a ORR NRTA oe cae . DIAMONDS GRASS VALLEY [RABBIS SSIES OSBORN eee” ; I WATCHES LAUNDRY & ELECTRICAL Flower Shop oes BU A ) i CLOCKS DRY CLEANERS rad We Specialize In d Many Other Gifts 3 FOOTE Florist — Shas A rad ? se, Ap 7 000 ; ECTRICAL CO Boo iy ramped ied to the sun and an old-fashioned clothesline? A modern dryer lets you i . . 19 4 Ee _ 205 W. Main St. Why be tied Weis 7 3 ry . y' SILVERWARI phone 273-7392 aa . Grass Valley dry a week's laundry in minutes—day or night, any weather! No laundry lugging— kkkkkkeeke you just push a button and clothes come out fluffy, soft. Wrinkle-remover cycle on EXPERT WATCH AND John L Reitz terra Freight lines new dryers means only “touch-up” ironing for some things, no ironing for others! p UL JEWELRY REPAIRING teas gi . NORTH SAN JUAN: fee Get a dryer now—and hang up the clothesline . .. instead of the clothes. ae °c _ DOWNIEVILLE — . HARTUNG’S — SIERRA CITY PG&E Service Is your best household bargain Grass () Valley : SIERR AVILLE P-GE: a 5 FRontier 1-9125 Pacific Gas and Blectric Company eg 24 MILL ST +GRASS VALLEY % : = “ag pe rae eae ‘ , : eee @ozso2) 72IFFIE" Be ip . ror . -~ ta tia as Si baa SRR ERIM 0 Re Ants! ag son BES aorusdercne en Sorgen x eee