October 29, 1975 (8 pages)

fay Rot Uhy eer Ree So wed JU a ee ag Tak 7 gs * 2 The Nevada Cou California Countr nty N ugget y Kristi Steber THE HONEY BEE THE COATESThe honey bee is not a native. FROST FEUD It was first brought to the New ‘He started it.” World by the colonists in the ‘Did not.” 1600s. As bees escaped from ‘‘Did, too.” their hives into the woods they always swarmed. westward, away from civilization. The Indians called the bees ‘‘white man’s flies’? because their California. Mr. J. Gridley claimed the success of his 301 Broad Street Nevada City, Ca. 95959. Telephone 265-2559 PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO. Second class postage paid at Nevada City, California. Adjudicated a legal” newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960. Decree No. 12,406. Subscription Rates: One Yeor . $3.00 Two Years . $5.00 Member of __ . CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER. PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION . “Now boys,” interrupted the teacher, “you know. the rules. You both get a thrashing for fighting on the school ground.” So began a family feud that finally ended on a sunny day south of Willits with eight family members either killed or wounded. One of the schoolground antagonists was Frost, the other was a Coates and both sets of parents came to school to complain of the teacher’s t of their sons. At the end of the discussion the Coates were persuaded the teacher was right but Mr. Frost was even more incensed. He demanded the teacher’s resignation and failing that, he demanded the Board of Trustees dismiss the educator imMr. Frost was part of an old and t family in the Little Lake Valley. To have his bidding so ignored hurt his pride and. he swore that none of. the _ trustees would be re-elected. A bitter campaign followed with Frost leading a drive to elect a whole new board and the Coates family as the loudest and strongest supporters of the incumbents. The childish squabbling on the school yard extended to the adults. insults were traded and finally threats. On election day, October 11, 1865, the tension between the two clans erupted in a fist fight. Discussing sex, p.m. in the theatre. Banks will discuss ‘The Wonderful World of Sex, Sin, and Sanity.” Banks has been applauded from Washington D. C. to Johannesburg, South Africa for his humorous and thought provoking lectures and his ‘ famous ‘“‘What to do Until the Psychiatrist Comes,” is the second most frequently given talk in the world. éd., October 29, 1975 ee Rough Please vote Tuesday November 4. Hopefully you will vote right but who really knows what that is. Maybe we must develop a bit of ego about our own ability to: know what is right. Anyway let’s have some things that, except for the influence of selfish undercover lobbies, are the will of the people. In spite of all efforts to confuse, hopefully, Americans still have the ability to analyze and decide what is right, if they try. s . i i es r i : g cre : ' a8 ; i aE addicts will get apple pie. Those with will power can have Marie Eroadus’ Apple Pan Dowdy which is really quite good. When my mother was living it was not unusual for me to have family parties of from 25 to 35 people. I was younger then. Nothing Now I am and Ready News By Fay Dunbar cles es bhi baonne thinking of make ahead dishes and lots of vallium, compliments of the doctor. R&R Last week’s Noble Thoughts commented on Sourdough bread and pancakes being so good. One of Ruby’s readers asked me about our Rough and Ready Sourdough Starter. Starter is expensive to buy and it’s difficult to find any to buy but it’s easy to make. Just mix together one envelope active dry yeast, 2 cups warm (not hot) water, and two cups all purpose flour in a good sized glass or bowl. Cover it lightly (light cloth), to-allow “airborne wild of . I have never made the bread. If you wish to keep Starter on hand just add of flour and warm water to that left over. Stir and let stand a few hours until it size pancake. bubbles form. Recipe is 4% cups and makes about 70 dollar size ‘lighter than feathers’ bits of golden deliciousness. —R&R. ving seems to bring out the recipes in me. I guess I just start thinking about food which is definitely against the rules for us fatties. This recipe is a bit different tho’. The are ready now. Baer has an over abundance of citron which she says you are welcome to use. Making this melon into the Christmas delicacy necessary in most holiday recipes is a slow but quite simple process. It’s encouraging if you notice the price in the grocery before you start. lives at the end of the road by the old Ready School. the melon, seed it, and cut into three to i .and Ready. Kathy’s birthday was October 21 and for a while it seemed as if young Jason had -Mr. and Mrs. John Trauner and Mr. and Mrs. ° Ray Litchfield. R&R Our Fire Dept. Auxiliary did not sell their Quilt at the Quilt Show. It is a beauty! Call Lillian Blakley if you are interested. The Auxiliary is having another Bakeless Bake Sale to help out with finances. Also call Lillian if you have quilt pieces any size, any color, or prints. R&R.

fay Rot Uhy eer Ree So wed JU a ee ag Tak 7 gs * 2 The Nevada Cou California Countr nty N ugget y Kristi Steber THE HONEY BEE THE COATESThe honey bee is not a native. FROST FEUD It was first brought to the New ‘He started it.” World by the colonists in the ‘Did not.” 1600s. As bees escaped from ‘‘Did, too.” their hives into the woods they always swarmed. westward, away from civilization. The Indians called the bees ‘‘white man’s flies’? because their California. Mr. J. Gridley claimed the success of his 301 Broad Street Nevada City, Ca. 95959. Telephone 265-2559 PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY NEVADA COUNTY PUBLISHING CO. Second class postage paid at Nevada City, California. Adjudicated a legal” newspaper of general circulation by the Nevada County Superior Court, June 3, 1960. Decree No. 12,406. Subscription Rates: One Yeor .. $3.00 Two Years .. $5.00 Member of __ . CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER. PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION . “Now boys,” interrupted the teacher, “you know. the rules. You both get a thrashing for fighting on the school ground.” So began a family feud that finally ended on a sunny day south of Willits with eight family members either killed or wounded. One of the schoolground antagonists was Frost, the other was a Coates and both sets of parents came to school to complain of the teacher’s t of their sons. At the end of the discussion the Coates were persuaded the teacher was right but Mr. Frost was even more incensed. He demanded the teacher’s resignation and failing that, he demanded the Board of Trustees dismiss the educator imMr. Frost was part of an old and t family in the Little Lake Valley. To have his bidding so ignored hurt his pride and. he swore that none of. the _ trustees would be re-elected. A bitter campaign followed with Frost leading a drive to elect a whole new board and the Coates family as the loudest and strongest supporters of the incumbents. The childish squabbling on the school yard extended to the adults. insults were traded and finally threats. On election day, October 11, 1865, the tension between the two clans erupted in a fist fight. Discussing sex, p.m. in the theatre. Banks will discuss ‘The Wonderful World of Sex, Sin, and Sanity.” Banks has been applauded from Washington D. C. to Johannesburg, South Africa for his humorous and thought provoking lectures and his ‘ famous ‘“‘What to do Until the Psychiatrist Comes,” is the

second most frequently given talk in the world. éd., October 29, 1975 ee Rough Please vote Tuesday November 4. Hopefully you will vote right but who really knows what that is. Maybe we must develop a bit of ego about our own ability to: know what is right. Anyway let’s have some things that, except for the influence of selfish undercover lobbies, are the will of the people. In spite of all efforts to confuse, hopefully, Americans still have the ability to analyze and decide what is right, if they try. s . i i es r i : g cre : ' a8 ; i aE addicts will get apple pie. Those with will power can have Marie Eroadus’ Apple Pan Dowdy which is really quite good. When my mother was living it was not unusual for me to have family parties of from 25 to 35 people. I was younger then. Nothing Now I am and Ready News By Fay Dunbar cles es bhi baonne thinking of make ahead dishes and lots of vallium, compliments of the doctor. R&R Last week’s Noble Thoughts commented on Sourdough bread and pancakes being so good. One of Ruby’s readers asked me about our Rough and Ready Sourdough Starter. Starter is expensive to buy and it’s difficult to find any to buy but it’s easy to make. Just mix together one envelope active dry yeast, 2 cups warm (not hot) water, and two cups all purpose flour in a good sized glass or bowl. Cover it lightly (light cloth), to-allow “airborne wild of . I have never made the bread. If you wish to keep Starter on hand just add of flour and warm water to that left over. Stir and let stand a few hours until it size pancake. bubbles form. Recipe is 4% cups and makes about 70 dollar size ‘lighter than feathers’ bits of golden deliciousness. —R&R. ving seems to bring out the recipes in me. I guess I just start thinking about food which is definitely against the rules for us fatties. This recipe is a bit different tho’. The are ready now. Baer has an over abundance of citron which she says you are welcome to use. Making this melon into the Christmas delicacy necessary in most holiday recipes is a slow but quite simple process. It’s encouraging if you notice the price in the grocery before you start. lives at the end of the road by the old Ready School. the melon, seed it, and cut into three to i .and Ready. Kathy’s birthday was October 21 and for a while it seemed as if young Jason had -Mr. and Mrs. John Trauner and Mr. and Mrs. ° Ray Litchfield. R&R Our Fire Dept. Auxiliary did not sell their Quilt at the Quilt Show. It is a beauty! Call Lillian Blakley if you are interested. The Auxiliary is having another Bakeless Bake Sale to help out with finances. Also call Lillian if you have quilt pieces any size, any color, or prints. R&R.