October 10, 1973 (12 pages)

Local hunters, returning from a mountain safari, brought back to town with them a brown bear weighing approximately 300 pounds. Bruin ran almost headon into the hunting party at Bowman Lake. Five shots were pumped into the fat, healthy animal whose splendid hide was taken as a-souvenir. Movie of the week was ‘‘Souls For Sale — or, Is This Your Daughter?” The film was a starring vehicle for Richard Dix, Eleanore Boardman, Mae Busch and featured hundreds of talented starlets and youthful male actors. It was written and directed by author Rupert Hughes, and the advertising for its showing locally read, in part: ‘‘Maybe she is nearer and dearer than you know for the modern girl seldom confides in her parents. What are her dreams and secret hopes? See what happens to these youthful beauties who dream of stardom!”’ All records for gifts to the Grass Valley Library were broken when F. I. Perkins, a Pacific Telephone Company employe, presented 165 volumes in excellent condition. The gift, described as “‘magnificent’’, included many books for younger boys and girls and was gratefully accepted. Classified Advertisements of the week included the following: “or sale: 4-room house with hallway, closets, extra room space in basement, good roof and floors. Bungalow style. Price $650, with only $250 cash required.” ‘For Sale: $1,600 for 6-room house with electric lights and gas; modern bath and garage. Near Memorial Park in Grass Valley.” “For Sale: Wheeler Grapes at their finest. 15 pound box, $1; box packed for shipment, $1.25; baskets, 50 cents. Phone 1F15.”’ Beauty parlors in Los Angeles and elsewhere in California were absorbing that portion of the lemon crop in Southern California which, before prohibition, had gone into saloons. It was estimated that some 460 beauty parlors, surveyed in Los Angeles Metropolitan District alone, used more than a million lemons; approximately eight and a half train carloads, arffhually for shampoo rinses and facial ‘‘masques.”’ The United States Post Office announced that, after a six-year lapse in the service, it would be possible to send money orders to © Germany. The revived service, which was cancelled completely during World War 1, was Reinstated because of increasing public demand. Many American citizens had friends and relatives depending on bread lines and soup kitchens in most of Germany, and wanted to help them financially. The money orders were dispatched in dollar value from US points and converted into the legal tender of Germany upon presentation to designated post offices over there. The Cooks Corner LET’S EAT MORE BEANS! Here’s a delightfully easy way to prepare kidney beans for a quick casserole dish that goes well for an informal supper. Serve with hot corn muffins and a tossed salad dressed with wine vinegar and oil. INGREDIENTS 2-1Ib. cans of kidney beans, drained % cup molasses : % cup “hot” catsup % cup dry sherry . 1 large onion, minced 1 teaspoon prepared brown mustard 1 teaspoon chili powder PREPARATION Place drained beans in casserole dish. Mix all other ingredients well and pour over beans. Bake in a 350 degree oven for 1 hour. Yield: 6-8 servings. Another tempting dish in which beans are the main ingredient may be prepared in the following fashion: Combine three one pound cans of vegetarian beans with a onepound can of pineapple chunks, undrained; add % cup catsup, % cup light corn syrup and % cup dry sherry. Place in baking dish and bake for one hour in a 350-degree oven. Variation: After beans have baked for the hour, remove from oven and cover them with sliced ham and return to oven until ham is well browned, turning once to bake evenly. Wed., Oct. 10,1973 The Nevada County Nugget 3 CHEER LEADERS for 1973 at NU are, from left: Ann Berliner, Janet Conant, Kimi Roberts and Sally Wagner. Johnson wants action on pending pension legislation WASHINGTON, D.C. — Citing pleas from disenfranchised pension plan Northern California Congressman Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson has urged quick action on pending pension legislation. His appeal was contained in a letter to Acting Chairman Al Ullman of the House Committee on Ways and Means who has set a mid-October target date for House action on the proposal. Both the Ways and Means Committee and the House Education and Labor Committee are working on the members, Employee Benefit Security Act which would correct deficiencies in some _ pension plans and _ protect the employee’s investment in the plan. On too many occasions, Congressman Johnson noted, an employee leaving a company after several years of service finds that in spite of continuing contributions to the retirement fund by both -he and _ his employer, the worker ends up with virtually nothing. Congressman Johnson personal emphasized that the contributions to a pension plan by an employer is considered a portion of wages which is set aside for payment in the retirement years. ‘Since these wages are earned, it is only right that they be returned after retirement,” Congressman Johnson declared. Congressman Ullman had asked Congressman Johnson for and . constituent comments on the legislation prior to October 1st. The short deadline was to permit early action by the Committee. rewé

Local hunters, returning from a mountain safari, brought back to town with them a brown bear weighing approximately 300 pounds. Bruin ran almost headon into the hunting party at Bowman Lake. Five shots were pumped into the fat, healthy animal whose splendid hide was taken as a-souvenir. Movie of the week was ‘‘Souls For Sale — or, Is This Your Daughter?” The film was a starring vehicle for Richard Dix, Eleanore Boardman, Mae Busch and featured hundreds of talented starlets and youthful male actors. It was written and directed by author Rupert Hughes, and the advertising for its showing locally read, in part: ‘‘Maybe she is nearer and dearer than you know for the modern girl seldom confides in her parents. What are her dreams and secret hopes? See what happens to these youthful beauties who dream of stardom!”’ All records for gifts to the Grass Valley Library were broken when F. I. Perkins, a Pacific Telephone Company employe, presented 165 volumes in excellent condition. The gift, described as “‘magnificent’’, included many books for younger boys and girls and was gratefully accepted. Classified Advertisements of the week included the following: “or sale: 4-room house with hallway, closets, extra room space in basement, good roof and floors. Bungalow style. Price $650, with only $250 cash required.” ‘For Sale: $1,600 for 6-room house with electric lights and gas; modern bath and garage. Near Memorial Park in Grass Valley.” “For Sale: Wheeler Grapes at their finest. 15 pound box, $1; box packed for shipment, $1.25; baskets, 50 cents. Phone 1F15.”’ Beauty parlors in Los Angeles and elsewhere in California were absorbing that portion of the lemon crop in Southern California which, before prohibition, had gone into saloons. It was estimated that some 460 beauty parlors, surveyed in Los Angeles Metropolitan District alone, used more than a million lemons; approximately eight and a half train carloads, arffhually for shampoo rinses and facial ‘‘masques.”’ The United States Post Office announced that, after a six-year lapse in the service, it would be possible to send money orders to © Germany. The revived service, which was cancelled completely during World War 1, was Reinstated because of increasing public demand. Many American citizens had friends and relatives depending on bread lines and soup kitchens in most of Germany, and wanted to help them financially. The money orders were dispatched in dollar value from US points and converted into the legal tender of Germany upon presentation to designated post offices over there. The Cooks Corner LET’S EAT MORE BEANS! Here’s a delightfully easy way to prepare kidney beans for a quick casserole dish that goes well for an informal supper. Serve with hot corn muffins and a tossed salad dressed with wine vinegar and oil. INGREDIENTS 2-1Ib. cans of kidney beans, drained % cup molasses : % cup “hot” catsup % cup dry sherry . 1 large onion, minced 1 teaspoon prepared brown mustard 1 teaspoon chili powder PREPARATION Place drained beans in casserole dish. Mix all other ingredients well and pour over beans. Bake in a 350 degree oven for 1 hour. Yield: 6-8 servings. Another tempting dish in which beans are the main ingredient may be prepared in the following fashion: Combine three one pound cans of vegetarian beans with a onepound can of pineapple chunks, undrained; add % cup catsup, %

cup light corn syrup and % cup dry sherry. Place in baking dish and bake for one hour in a 350-degree oven. Variation: After beans have baked for the hour, remove from oven and cover them with sliced ham and return to oven until ham is well browned, turning once to bake evenly. Wed., Oct. 10,1973 The Nevada County Nugget 3 CHEER LEADERS for 1973 at NU are, from left: Ann Berliner, Janet Conant, Kimi Roberts and Sally Wagner. Johnson wants action on pending pension legislation WASHINGTON, D.C. — Citing pleas from disenfranchised pension plan Northern California Congressman Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson has urged quick action on pending pension legislation. His appeal was contained in a letter to Acting Chairman Al Ullman of the House Committee on Ways and Means who has set a mid-October target date for House action on the proposal. Both the Ways and Means Committee and the House Education and Labor Committee are working on the members, Employee Benefit Security Act which would correct deficiencies in some _ pension plans and _ protect the employee’s investment in the plan. On too many occasions, Congressman Johnson noted, an employee leaving a company after several years of service finds that in spite of continuing contributions to the retirement fund by both -he and _ his employer, the worker ends up with virtually nothing. Congressman Johnson personal emphasized that the contributions to a pension plan by an employer is considered a portion of wages which is set aside for payment in the retirement years. ‘Since these wages are earned, it is only right that they be returned after retirement,” Congressman Johnson declared. Congressman Ullman had asked Congressman Johnson for and . constituent comments on the legislation prior to October 1st. The short deadline was to permit early action by the Committee. rewé