October 11, 1967 (16 pages)

Golden Autumn Tour Oct. 14 The Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will sponsor . its Third Annual "Golden Autumn" house and garden tour this’ Saturday, Oct, 14. The tour, set for noon until 5 p.m., is part of a project to build and furnish a solarium for the hospital. Nevada City areas will be open not only to local residents but to the many visitors who yearly travel throughout Nevada County to enjoy the colorful fall foliage, The tour will include a tea in the parish hall of the Grass Valley Emmanuel Episcopal Church. The church, built in 1858, is the oldest Episcopal Church building still being used in the state of California, Tickets and maps will be available at the homes on the day of the tour, They may also be purchased at the Alpha Hardware stores in Nevada City and Grass Valley; the National Hotel and Osborn & Woods in Nevada City; Glad-Wyn's and Tess's Gift Shops in Grass Valley. The -Pioneer Art Club. will have an exhibition, featuring the work of local artists, at the National Hotel in Nevada City on the same day. The exhibit will be open from 10 a.m, to 6 p.m., in themain lobby of the hotel, The public is cordially invited to view this exhibit, The home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gillen, Park Avenue, Nevada City built in 1863 by Martin Marsh, is among the outstanding homes open for viewing Saturday during the Golden Autumn House and Garden Tour. Nuggetphoto The formal garden, dating back to the 1850's, of Dr. John Mott Rector, Washington St., Nevada City, is included on the tour of the Golden: Autumn House and Garden Tour, Oct. 14. An informal hillside “garden developed during the past forty years, features native trees and shrubs, rock gardens, waterfall, pools and a connoisseur’s collection of Banzai. Nuggetphoto Well known old homes and gardens in the Grass Valley and ’ The Nevada. County Nugget. October ll, 1967 9 The interior and exterior of the historical home of Mrs. Beatrice Ott Hoge, Broad Street, Nevada, remains unchanged since being built in the late 1890's. This is truly a show place with the mellowed antique furnishings inside and the handsome double doors, cupola and widow’s walk and interesting architectural features outside. Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Mr, and Mrs, James H. Davis of Alleghany became the parents of a son born September 19, 1967, ee KK A son was born to Mr, and Mrs, Bill Berquist of Auburn on September 20, 1967, ** * * Mr, and Mrs, Douglas Bigley of Camptonville are the parents of a son born September 20, 1967, * eK * A daughter was born September 22, 1967, to Mr. and Mrs, Charles Goudey of Grass Valley, ** * * Mr, and Mrs, Richard Nielsen of Grass Valley became the parents of a daughter born September 22, 1967. eee * A son was born to Mr, and Mrs, Larry Clark on September 23, 1967, The Clarks are residents of Grass Valley, eee * Mr, and Mrs. Gary Jones of North San Juan became the parents of a son born on September 24, 1967, Nuggetphoto Soroptimists Meet — The Grass Valley Soroptimists will hold their regular luncheon meeting at 12:30, Thursday, at The Office, The Grass Valley Soroptimists will hold their regular luncheon meeting at 12:30, Thursday, at The Office, —President.Charlotte Wollam will preside over the meeting. A daughter was born September 25, 1967, to Mr. and Mrs, John Mincks of Nevada City. * ke * Mr, and Mrs, John Eramouspe are the parents of a daughter born September 25, 1967. The Eramouspes reside in Nevada City. *eke* A daughter was born to Mr, and Mrs, David. Forbes of Grass Valley on September 25, 1967, NEVADA GENERAL HOSPITAL Mr. Mrs. Keith Felte became the parents of a son born to them on Oct, 4, 1967, The Feltes are residents of Sacramento, * ke * A son was born to Mr, and Mrs, Dennis McManus of Grass Valley on Oct, 7, 1967, * * * Mr, and Mrs, Norman Hilborn became the parents of a daughter on Oct, 7, 1967. The young lady will make her home with her parents in Grass Valley, eee A son was born Oct. 10, 1967, to Mr, and Mrs, Donald Sibley of Grass Valley. Questions And Anwsers . Agricultural Extension Service, University of California Q. Can I use aluminum foil in the oven as an aid to cleaning? A, Care must be taken when using aluminum foil in the oven or oven damage may result, A sheet of foil may be placed on the shelf below the one used for baking to catch spills from pies and casseroles that run over, Foil should be about one inch larger than the dish holding the -food. Never cover an entire shelf because this will cause an uneven heat circulation, If desired, a sheet of foil may be used under the bake unit to line the oven floor, but it must not touch the .bake unit, Q. Can grapes be frozen? A. Yes, but the are satisfactory only for pies, juices and jellies or in mixed fruits, Seedless grapes can be left whole, Table grapes with seeds should be cut in half and the seeds removed, The grapes to be used for juice or jelly can be frozen without sweetening. Q. Is there any way I can brighten my aluminum pots that have darkened? A. Yes,there are several methods, You can cook an acid food such as rhubarb, tomatoes or tart apples in the pots, The foods are edible and safe, Or you can boil a solution of 1 Tablespoon vinegar per 1 quart of water in the pan for 10 minutes, Avoid letting salty foods or liquids stand in aluminum pots or pans as this may pit the metal, Unity White Shrine A Harvest Festival is being planned for Oct. 28 by the Unity White Shrine of Jerusalem No, 65, to be held in the Masonic Hall on South Auburn Street, Grass Valley. Members are urged to come forth. with all their goodies to make this a success, Officers of Unity White Shrine are also reminded that Oct. 28 will be Courtesy Night and each officer should ask anofficer from another Shrine to act for them on that night, ‘ Plans are also being finalized for a pot-luck dinner and bazaar for the evening of November 25, Further information will be announced at a later date, Past Presidents Assn. To Meet The October meeting of the Past Presidents Association No. 6, Native Daughters of the Golden West, will be held at 6:30 p.m., October 27, in the Recreation Hall of the Nevada ‘City Methodist Church, Dinner will be served by the church ladies, For reservations, call 265-4489 before October 20. Gladys Blanchard and her committee will be in charge of ar-. ,. rangements for the State President's visit, Elsie Peard will preside at the meeting.

Golden Autumn Tour Oct. 14 The Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will sponsor . its Third Annual "Golden Autumn" house and garden tour this’ Saturday, Oct, 14. The tour, set for noon until 5 p.m., is part of a project to build and furnish a solarium for the hospital. Nevada City areas will be open not only to local residents but to the many visitors who yearly travel throughout Nevada County to enjoy the colorful fall foliage, The tour will include a tea in the parish hall of the Grass Valley Emmanuel Episcopal Church. The church, built in 1858, is the oldest Episcopal Church building still being used in the state of California, Tickets and maps will be available at the homes on the day of the tour, They may also be purchased at the Alpha Hardware stores in Nevada City and Grass Valley; the National Hotel and Osborn & Woods in Nevada City; Glad-Wyn's and Tess's Gift Shops in Grass Valley. The -Pioneer Art Club. will have an exhibition, featuring the work of local artists, at the National Hotel in Nevada City on the same day. The exhibit will be open from 10 a.m, to 6 p.m., in themain lobby of the hotel, The public is cordially invited to view this exhibit, The home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gillen, Park Avenue, Nevada City built in 1863 by Martin Marsh, is among the outstanding homes open for viewing Saturday during the Golden Autumn House and Garden Tour. Nuggetphoto The formal garden, dating back to the 1850's, of Dr. John Mott Rector, Washington St., Nevada City, is included on the tour of the Golden: Autumn House and Garden Tour, Oct. 14. An informal hillside “garden developed during the past forty years, features native trees and shrubs, rock gardens, waterfall, pools and a connoisseur’s collection of Banzai. Nuggetphoto Well known old homes and gardens in the Grass Valley and ’ The Nevada. County Nugget.. October ll, 1967 9 The interior and exterior of the historical home of Mrs. Beatrice Ott Hoge, Broad Street, Nevada, remains unchanged since being built in the late 1890's. This is truly a show place with the mellowed antique furnishings inside and the handsome double doors, cupola and widow’s walk and interesting architectural features outside. Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Mr, and Mrs, James H. Davis of Alleghany became the parents of a son born September 19, 1967, ee KK A son was born to Mr, and Mrs, Bill Berquist of Auburn on September 20, 1967, ** * * Mr, and Mrs, Douglas Bigley of Camptonville are the parents of a son born September 20, 1967, * eK * A daughter was born September 22, 1967, to Mr. and Mrs, Charles Goudey of Grass Valley, ** * * Mr, and Mrs, Richard Nielsen of Grass Valley became the parents of a daughter born September 22, 1967. eee * A son was born to Mr, and Mrs, Larry Clark on September 23, 1967, The Clarks are residents of Grass Valley, eee * Mr, and Mrs. Gary Jones of North San Juan became the parents of a son born on September 24, 1967, Nuggetphoto Soroptimists Meet — The Grass Valley Soroptimists will hold their regular luncheon meeting at 12:30, Thursday, at The Office, The Grass Valley Soroptimists will hold their regular luncheon meeting at 12:30, Thursday, at The Office, —President.Charlotte Wollam will preside over the meeting. A daughter was born September 25, 1967, to Mr. and Mrs, John Mincks of Nevada City. * ke * Mr, and Mrs, John Eramouspe are the parents of a daughter born September 25, 1967. The Eramouspes reside in Nevada City. *eke* A daughter was born to Mr, and Mrs, David. Forbes of Grass Valley on September 25, 1967, NEVADA GENERAL HOSPITAL

Mr. Mrs. Keith Felte became the parents of a son born to them on Oct, 4, 1967, The Feltes are residents of Sacramento, * ke * A son was born to Mr, and Mrs, Dennis McManus of Grass Valley on Oct, 7, 1967, * * * Mr, and Mrs, Norman Hilborn became the parents of a daughter on Oct, 7, 1967. The young lady will make her home with her parents in Grass Valley, eee A son was born Oct. 10, 1967, to Mr, and Mrs, Donald Sibley of Grass Valley. Questions And Anwsers . Agricultural Extension Service, University of California Q. Can I use aluminum foil in the oven as an aid to cleaning? A, Care must be taken when using aluminum foil in the oven or oven damage may result, A sheet of foil may be placed on the shelf below the one used for baking to catch spills from pies and casseroles that run over, Foil should be about one inch larger than the dish holding the -food. Never cover an entire shelf because this will cause an uneven heat circulation, If desired, a sheet of foil may be used under the bake unit to line the oven floor, but it must not touch the .bake unit, Q. Can grapes be frozen? A. Yes, but the are satisfactory only for pies, juices and jellies or in mixed fruits, Seedless grapes can be left whole, Table grapes with seeds should be cut in half and the seeds removed, The grapes to be used for juice or jelly can be frozen without sweetening. Q. Is there any way I can brighten my aluminum pots that have darkened? A. Yes,there are several methods, You can cook an acid food such as rhubarb, tomatoes or tart apples in the pots, The foods are edible and safe, Or you can boil a solution of 1 Tablespoon vinegar per 1 quart of water in the pan for 10 minutes, Avoid letting salty foods or liquids stand in aluminum pots or pans as this may pit the metal, Unity White Shrine A Harvest Festival is being planned for Oct. 28 by the Unity White Shrine of Jerusalem No, 65, to be held in the Masonic Hall on South Auburn Street, Grass Valley. Members are urged to come forth. with all their goodies to make this a success, Officers of Unity White Shrine are also reminded that Oct. 28 will be Courtesy Night and each officer should ask anofficer from another Shrine to act for them on that night, ‘ Plans are also being finalized for a pot-luck dinner and bazaar for the evening of November 25, Further information will be announced at a later date, Past Presidents Assn. To Meet The October meeting of the Past Presidents Association No. 6, Native Daughters of the Golden West, will be held at 6:30 p.m., October 27, in the Recreation Hall of the Nevada ‘City Methodist Church, Dinner will be served by the church ladies, For reservations, call 265-4489 before October 20. Gladys Blanchard and her committee will be in charge of ar-. ,. rangements for the State President's visit, Elsie Peard will preside at the meeting.