October 17, 1973 (12 pages)

E ng as Lea ORIGINAL D=F 12 The Nevada County Nugget Wed., Oct 17,1973 Jr. Miss Pageant ZO ANN SCHUCKERT is the 1972-73 Grass Valley Junior Miss. The Nevada Union graduate received a $350 scholarship from the Grass Valley Jaycees. She is currently studying at California State University, Sacramento. = GV Jaycees host event 8th time The 8th annual Junior Miss Pageant, sponsored by the Grass Valley Jaycees, is scheduled for November 17 in the Veterans Memorial Building in Grass Valley. Jr. Miss isn’t a beauty contest but rather one of all around excellence. The girls are judged on poise and appearance, youth fitness, scholastic achievement, personal interview with the judges, creativity and performance on the stage. ZoAnn Schuckert in the eurrent Jr. Miss who represented the county and Jaycees at the state pageant last January in Santa Rosa and other functions at California State University, Sacramento. Winner of the Jr. Miss contest is awarded a $350 scholarship while the first runner-up gets $150 and the second runner-up $50. In addition there are numerous other prizes for winners of each of the categories. in the competition. Money raised through local donations go to pay for the scholarships. ZoAnn and Lynda Murphy will be visiting Nevada Union this week to talk to interested girls. The competition is open to all senior girls. Time and place of the meeting will be announced in the school bulletin. Co-chairmen of Jr. Miss this additional Legion plans Veterans Day The American Legion will host the local area’s veterans organization Oct. 22, the 1973 Veterans’ day. The first Veterans’ Day during peace time in nearly a decade starts with a breakfast served by Bud Painter and his crew. Frank Gallino and Bill Lawrence will serve their famous beverage. Parade chairman Charley Yaunkin requests that any groups or organizations who wish to: participate contact him. The parade will form at the Cramer lot and at 10 a.m. march along Main Street. to Mill, Neal Nevada county Calendar of events. _ The following calendar of events, a weekly feature of the Nugget, is supplied by the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce. The Nugget will not be responsible in cases of cancellation which may occur after copy deadlines. Oct. 19-20 “Effect of Gamma Rays Man on the:Moon Marigolds.”’ Old Nevada Theatre, 8 p,m. To be repeated on Oct. 25, 26, 27. Oct. 27-28 Quilt show and exhibition at Nevada City Armory. 29-31 Children’s Operetta, ‘Hansel & Gretel’ Old Nevada Theatre, N.C. CAMPTONVILLE, Oct. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart of Oakland were in town ona brief visit to friends and his old home here. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. McCarroll of Reno were in town last week visiting friends. They are former residents. He worked for the Forest Service for several years at the local station. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frankovich were recent visitors in Loomis. Alex Hume of Burbank arrived last week and will spend some time at his summer home here. Mr. and Mrs. John Pettit of Hayward spent the weekend with his sister and family and moving up their expando mobile home to be placed on his lot here. Paul Rist left Wednesday for San Diego to enter boot camp of the U. S. Navy. Mr. and Mrs. Earle W. Davis, Jr. and sons Paul and James, of Castro Valley, spent the weekend at their summer home here. . CAMPTONVILLE, October 9 — Charles. B. Read, Jr. a structural engineer of Tustin, was in town Wednesday. His grandmother, Mrs. Kate Hope Livingston, taught high school here in the thirties when he visited her as a child. Jerome Grey, former real estate broker in this area, now of Cooks’ Gorner Camptonville News Dutch Flat was in town Saturday. Jerry Lawrence of San Jose spent the weekend visiting his family at their summer home on the old Alleghany Road. John E. Everett was recently hospitalized for a heart attack and is now convalescing. Mr. and Mrs.: Myron Pauly of Red Bluff spent the weekend here with his mother Mrs. Grace Pauly. George L. Rose of San Lorenzo spent the weekend here on a hunting trip. Don Humphrey made a brief business trip to San Francisco last week. Mrs. Warren N. Pauly of Meridian, Idaho was in town on a brief visit with relatives. Her mother, Mrs. Veda Kessler, who has been visiting with her in Idaho, returned and is staying with her daughter Mrs. Walter Winebarger. The Hanson house on Cleveland Avenue narrowly escaped a bad fire Thursday morning when smoke was noticed emerging from the porch roof. The Camptonville Volunteer Fire Department responded and soon had it under control; the local Forest Service truak also came to add their assistance had it become necessary. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Clark reside in the house. The rain over the weekend © brought 1.70 inches of rainfall. The season total is up to 3.70 ~~ inches. SAVORY HAM LOAF Here’s a tasty treat for the whole family to enjoy. It may be served hot out of the oven or chilled and sliced for really elegant sandwiches or used as “‘cold cuts” for informal patio suppers. INGREDIENTS: : 4 slices stale bread cubed % cup skimmed milk 2 lbs ground ham % cup pure maple syrup 1% tablespoons prepared brown mustard 3 tablespoons wine vinegar 3 tablespoons minced onion (Optional) 2 eggs, beaten well PREPARATION: Place bread in large mixing bow! and soften with milk. Add ham and mix well. Add syrup, mustard, vinegar, onion and egg and mix again very thoroughly. Shape into loaf in baking dish and bake at 300 degrees for approximately 2 hours. May be mixed and as a hot. dish; when until ready. to bake. Yield: 10-12 servings for 12-16 sandwiches or

E ng as Lea ORIGINAL D=F 12 The Nevada County Nugget Wed., Oct 17,1973 Jr. Miss Pageant ZO ANN SCHUCKERT is the 1972-73 Grass Valley Junior Miss. The Nevada Union graduate received a $350 scholarship from the Grass Valley Jaycees. She is currently studying at California State University, Sacramento. = GV Jaycees host event 8th time The 8th annual Junior Miss Pageant, sponsored by the Grass Valley Jaycees, is scheduled for November 17 in the Veterans Memorial Building in Grass Valley. Jr. Miss isn’t a beauty contest but rather one of all around excellence. The girls are judged on poise and appearance, youth fitness, scholastic achievement, personal interview with the judges, creativity and performance on the stage. ZoAnn Schuckert in the eurrent Jr. Miss who represented the county and Jaycees at the state pageant last January in Santa Rosa and other functions at California State University, Sacramento. Winner of the Jr. Miss contest is awarded a $350 scholarship while the first runner-up gets $150 and the second runner-up $50. In addition there are numerous other prizes for winners of each of the categories. in the competition. Money raised through local donations go to pay for the scholarships. ZoAnn and Lynda Murphy will be visiting Nevada Union this week to talk to interested girls. The competition is open to all senior girls. Time and place of the meeting will be announced in the school bulletin. Co-chairmen of Jr. Miss this additional Legion plans Veterans Day The American Legion will host the local area’s veterans organization Oct. 22, the 1973 Veterans’ day. The first Veterans’ Day during peace time in nearly a decade starts with a breakfast served by Bud Painter and his crew. Frank Gallino and Bill Lawrence will serve their famous beverage. Parade chairman Charley Yaunkin requests that any groups or organizations who wish to: participate contact him. The parade will form at the Cramer lot and at 10 a.m. march along Main Street. to Mill, Neal Nevada county Calendar of events. _ The following calendar of events, a weekly feature of the Nugget, is supplied by the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce. The Nugget will not be responsible in cases of cancellation which may occur after copy deadlines. Oct. 19-20 “Effect of Gamma Rays Man on the:Moon Marigolds.”’ Old Nevada Theatre, 8 p,m. To be repeated on Oct. 25, 26, 27. Oct. 27-28 Quilt show and exhibition at Nevada City Armory. 29-31 Children’s Operetta, ‘Hansel & Gretel’ Old Nevada Theatre, N.C. CAMPTONVILLE, Oct. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart of Oakland were in town ona brief visit to friends and his old home here. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. McCarroll of Reno were in town last week visiting friends. They are former residents. He worked for the Forest Service for several years at the local station. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Frankovich were recent visitors

in Loomis. Alex Hume of Burbank arrived last week and will spend some time at his summer home here. Mr. and Mrs. John Pettit of Hayward spent the weekend with his sister and family and moving up their expando mobile home to be placed on his lot here. Paul Rist left Wednesday for San Diego to enter boot camp of the U. S. Navy. Mr. and Mrs. Earle W. Davis, Jr. and sons Paul and James, of Castro Valley, spent the weekend at their summer home here. . CAMPTONVILLE, October 9 — Charles. B. Read, Jr. a structural engineer of Tustin, was in town Wednesday. His grandmother, Mrs. Kate Hope Livingston, taught high school here in the thirties when he visited her as a child. Jerome Grey, former real estate broker in this area, now of Cooks’ Gorner Camptonville News Dutch Flat was in town Saturday. Jerry Lawrence of San Jose spent the weekend visiting his family at their summer home on the old Alleghany Road. John E. Everett was recently hospitalized for a heart attack and is now convalescing. Mr. and Mrs.: Myron Pauly of Red Bluff spent the weekend here with his mother Mrs. Grace Pauly. George L. Rose of San Lorenzo spent the weekend here on a hunting trip. Don Humphrey made a brief business trip to San Francisco last week. Mrs. Warren N. Pauly of Meridian, Idaho was in town on a brief visit with relatives. Her mother, Mrs. Veda Kessler, who has been visiting with her in Idaho, returned and is staying with her daughter Mrs. Walter Winebarger. The Hanson house on Cleveland Avenue narrowly escaped a bad fire Thursday morning when smoke was noticed emerging from the porch roof. The Camptonville Volunteer Fire Department responded and soon had it under control; the local Forest Service truak also came to add their assistance had it become necessary. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Clark reside in the house. The rain over the weekend © brought 1.70 inches of rainfall. The season total is up to 3.70 ~~ inches. SAVORY HAM LOAF Here’s a tasty treat for the whole family to enjoy. It may be served hot out of the oven or chilled and sliced for really elegant sandwiches or used as “‘cold cuts” for informal patio suppers. INGREDIENTS: : 4 slices stale bread cubed % cup skimmed milk 2 lbs ground ham % cup pure maple syrup 1% tablespoons prepared brown mustard 3 tablespoons wine vinegar 3 tablespoons minced onion (Optional) 2 eggs, beaten well PREPARATION: Place bread in large mixing bow! and soften with milk. Add ham and mix well. Add syrup, mustard, vinegar, onion and egg and mix again very thoroughly. Shape into loaf in baking dish and bake at 300 degrees for approximately 2 hours. May be mixed and as a hot. dish; when until ready. to bake. Yield: 10-12 servings for 12-16 sandwiches or