September 17, 1959 (6 pages)

dale High School. She was attended by Pauline with McAllister of Glendale, Larry Billin of Oakland performing best man duties for Robinson, The ushers were Paul Bergemann, Jr., and Leonard Woodside. A reception was held in the Robinson home, After a honeymoon in Yosemite Valley, the couple returned to establish a home in Nevada ‘Gity. * 2: 2 # Dwyer-Williams Joanna Rae Williams of San Francisco became the bride of James Richard Dwyer of Manchester, N.H., recently in St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in FGrass ‘Valley. The bride, the daughter of Mr. “and Mrs. Hugh Williams of Grass Valley, was given in marriage by her father. The wedding party included Mrs. Harley Pulliam matron of honor, and Robert Zucca, best man. The husband of the matron of honor -ushered. Mrs. Dwyer was. graduated from Balboa High School in San Francisco and San Francisco bce d College. Her husband the son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Dwyer of New Hampshire, attended schools there and recently completed four years in the Navy. The couple will liye in San Francisco. ss ¢8 Pair Recites Vows In Grass Valley Church The former Carol Chan and Chester Young, married in Emmanuel Episcopal] Church in Grass Valley, are making their home in Oakland. The bride, given in marriage by her father, is the daughter of r. and Mrs. Sherman Chan of Grass Valley. Rev. Harry LeighPink performed the.double ring lege in Auburm and the. University of California; is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, Sr., of Nevada City. He is also a graduate of Nevada Union High School. The bride is a graduate of GlenWomens Club of Nevada arr ealendar of events includes a rummage sale, a card party, and Mrs. Opal Massa heads the committee in charge of the card party, to be staged in the Nevada City Elementary School on October 19. The first initiation for the new lub year will be conducted Sepember 23 with Alice McGee, chairman, and Edith Shane, membership chairman and secnd vice dresident of the Capital District, officiating. ees Womens Club. Mrs. Ciarles Meyers who spent 20 years in Yokohama, Japan, leseribed life in that hation to he Nevada City Womens Civic Club at a meeting in the Civic Club rooms. The members heard reports on the caberet party originally planned of September 19, but changed ‘o October 16. .A rummage sale s scheduled for October -1. Mrs. Ben Miller is the chairman for the caberet party, and Mrs. Oscar Myrenius will head the committee for the sale. ee2# 8 Nevada City Women Plan Cleanup The Nevada City Garden Club plans to spearhead a campaign} to clean up the busniess section in Nevada City and replace shade trees which have been removed. The drive was discussed during a recent dessert lunch in the home of Isabel Tourtellotte. Mmes. Evelyn Lewis, Oryel Stone, Esther Perry; and Marie Hilpert assisted the hostess in serving and at the tea table. ses @ 8 OES Visitor Aurora Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, of Grass Valley, welcomed the deputy grand matron, Mrs. Elmay Phillipi of Pruckee, at a meeting in the Masonic Hall. Harriet Glissman, Elsie Jenks, Bertha Potts, Frances Sleep, and Roberta Day were in charge of arrangements. ss ¢ @ Grass Valley Pair Is Engaged Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Vignal of Grass Valley have announced the or game. ») 1% 1% cups Tokay grapes 1 cup currant jelly in all remaining ingredients Simmer 2 or 3 minutes to blend _ There’s no better dessert for untanndk meals * than Flame Tokays. Theese beautiful reddish — grapes with the wonderful _tart-sweet flavor are delicious plain or served with a few toasted nuts or some cheese. But Tokays have interesting uses in cooking, too. Try them, for example, in this piquant “Vineyard. Sauce,” 4 delicious accompaniment for roast turkey, chicken, ham 1 tablespoon instant minced onion ¥% teaspoon grated Jemon rind Y% teaspoon grated orange rind Wash grapes, cut into halfes and remove seeds. Melt jelly over low direct heat and stir “Vineyard Souce’”’ . eg Y% teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon fresh lemon. juice from heat and chicken, with except grapes. flavors, remove 138 cups sauce, % cup Port wine % teaspoon prepared mustard cool. Strani into sauce boat and add grapes. Serve with roast turkey, duck or ~ baked ham or venison. Makes is made from currant. . jelly blendéd with wine, mustard, oninon and other seasonings. Just ‘before serving, crisp, juicy Tokay grapes are added to the sauce. It’s a delightfuF combination! When you're serving this sauce, use a few clusters of Tokay grapes to garnish the meat platter. These handsome grapes make a decorative centerpiece, too.By PHYLLIS BUTZ Calamity in various degrees struck the-North San Juan area this past week beginning. with the accident to Frank Addléman. When he stopped mowing his lawn to drive away his young son’s saddle horse he tripped over the grass catcher and fell behind the horse which alarmed by the quick movement, kicked him in the mouth. The blow knocked him unconscious and he was found in a pool of blood by young Ricky a few moments later and.he. was.rushed.to.a. doctor. ceremony August 16. Shirley Chan performed bridesmaid duties for her sister. Cecelia Chan another sister, and Karen Mock were the bridesmaids. Nolan Young stood with his brother as best man and the bride’s brothers, Franklin and Robert, seated the guests. Janice and Curtiss Chan were the flower girl and ring bearer, respectively. Young is the son of Mrs. George Fong of Honolulu. He was graduated from Grass Valley High School and the University of California and teaches in the Oakland city schools. *¢ 2 ¢ Bridal Shower The Marjorie Worth home in Town Talk was the scene of a shower for Norma Lee Combs, who will become the bride of kee Beretta in the Methodist Church October 4. Mmes. Samuel Pello and Daniel Pello were hostesses. The bride-to-be, the daughter of Mrs. Helen Combs of Grass Valley, is a graduate of a Missouri business college. Beretta attended Grass Valley schools.’ finest! PENNSYLVANIA Motor Oik, ee : asl Mole with estire & engagement of their daughter Jackie to Robert Winkle, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Winkle, Sr., also of Grass Valley. Both were graduated from Nevada Union High School and will attend Sierra College in Auburn. a a Auxiliary Installs Shirley Kopp was installed as rpesident of the Nevada City Fire Auxiliary at a recent dinner meeting in the Hotel Golden in Grass? Valley. Other officers are Marge Kopp, vice president; Lucerne Barry, treasurer, and Alice Davies, secretary. NEVADA CITY SCHOOLS MENU FOR NEXT WEEK The following luncheon menu for the Nevada City and Gold Flat elementary. schools has been announced by Mrs. Lavena LaughNin, supervisor of the cafeteria, forthe coming week: Monday: Spanish Rice, sliced cheese lettuee and tomato salad, melon. Tuesday: Pasty pie, grated carrots,, jello. Wednesday: Braised beef, mashed potatoes, Cole slaw, cookies. Thursday: Corned beef hash, mixed green salad, grapes. Friday: Tuna _ sandwiches, creamed peas, tomato wedges, fruit cobbler, peanut butter bread. Bread, butter and milk served with all meals, SIGNALS Signals clearly given and understood make for good teamwork on the gridiron and-on the high, way according to the National Automobile Club. Give those signals clearly watch carefully, and keep yourself safe. The city of San Jose was founded as Pueblo de San Jose de Guadaloupe in J777, reports the California State Automobile Association. SAMPSON’S Custom Printing Rubber Stamps Eaton’s Stationery Gibson. Cards 120 Mill St. . _ Grass = Valley from the experience as well as can be expected and considers himself fortunate that he was not struck on the forehead as it could well have killed him. Sr., Wednesday, were forced off the highway near Penryn when a ; was badly shaken up and her . Gladys Hungerford of Los An. Archie, Thomas, and Mrs. HarNews From North San Juan limping about cautiously ever since. Mrs. Cecile Wilson slipped on a wet surface while doing the family wash Wednesday and fell, bruising” both knees and spraining her arm, which still gives her considerable pain. A baby shower was given for Mrs. Helen Ingram Saturday afternoon at the Barney Lusk home in North San Juan. Fourteen ladi€és were present and -the honoree received many lovely gifts Ice cream and cake were served where 11 stitches were required to close the cuts, He is recovering Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Atchinson, traveling to Sacramento on motorist swerved abruptly in front of them and their car overturned. Mr. Atchinson was not injured but his wife, who has had a heart condition for years, neck and back wrenched. She was taken first to the Highland Hospital in Auburn and then transferred to Sutter Hosjital in Sacramento. Her daughter Mrs. Anita Buddle came up from Oakland to be with her mother who is reported to be slowly recovering from the shock. Harry Russell Prentiss 69, resident of this area for the past 17 years, died suddenly at his home here Wednesday. His passing was a shock to his friends and felatives, as he had not been known to have a bad heart. He is survived by ‘his wife Elsie, his brother George of Los Angeles; two sisters, Mrs. Grace Marshall of Vernon, New York, and Mrs. geles; two sons and a daughter, riet Gordon, all of British Columbia, and six grandchildren. Graveside funeral services were held Saturday morning at 10 o’clock in the North San Juan Cemetery, with Rev. Robert W. Findley officiating. ,The Bergemann Funeral Chapel was in charge of the arrangements. Mrs. Bill Treloar fell and twist‘Lusk and by t hostess: S, Mrs. Mildred Mrs. Elsie pik ate and her son William of Sacramento came up this past weekend to spend a week at their summer home here. This is the final week of his vacation which he takes in installments one week’ at a time, in different months. Mrs. Maude Peterson, who suffered a slight stroke some time ago, is reported to be recovering nicely and it is hoped she will soon be able to come home from the hospital. Mrs. Marie Blakeslee, who was injured-in an automobile accident over a week ago, is slowly recuperating at the Nevada County Hospital. The Ladies Auxiliary to The 49ers Post No. 9878 V.F.W., met at Pete’s Hall Wednesday. evening, with a bare quorum present. President Catherine McLaflin presided and an informal meeting was held. A report on the 17th District meeting in Nevada City last month was given by Marguerite Kirby. Plans for another luncheon were discussed but no decision was reached as to a date. The 17th District president wil Imake her official visit in October and if is hoped there. will be a good turnout on that nihgt. Refreshments following the lotte Wakeman, — There are five ‘major colleges and professional branches of the University of California and StanCarlton G. ‘Thomas INVESTMENT BROKER. INSURANCE BROKER — ed her knee a week ago and although the injury was not considered serious she has been 151 Mill Street Phone 1035 . : New Fall Wing Shi Long Sleeves. _ $3.95 and $4.95 Men’s Wesboro S Planetarium Slates Comet-Meteor Show comets, meteors, and asteroids on the earth’s atmosphere. Entitled “Bombardment from Space,” the new show will run through November 1. Morrison Planetarium shows are presented daily, Wednesday through Sunday, at 3:30 and 8:30 p.m., with an extra matinee performance at 2 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. yq»>Morrison.Planetarium is .part; of the California Academy of Sciences ~— in the park and is adjacent to um. Steinhart Aquari. Yo Wie & yl meeting were — by Char-. — ford University” in ‘San Francisco. . connec CONSTIPATED? Medical reports show how folks over 35 can establish regularity After 35, irregularity often becomes a problem. What you need is something that aids nature and helps establish regularity. Such an aid to regularity is the daily use of SERUTAN. Here’s medical evidence: A group of men and women took SERUTAN daily under medical supervision. In case after case SERUTAN, taken daily, helped establish regularity. So, for real relief from constipation ‘after 35, try SERUTAN, powder or granular. SERUTAN The Morrison Planetarium show in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, which opened eysterday, September 16, will demonstrate the spectacular bombardment of = Esclust 1 south shore,” King said. “We have . needed a plan here for many ily bypassed.” King said the board will seek to demonstrate a community endorsement for the supervisors’ position. The supervisors favor a route generally paralleling-the old Pioneer Trail. This route also was endorsed by the county planning National Forest. Relieve pains of tired, sore, aching muscles with STANBACK, tablets or powders. STANBACK acts fast: to bring comforting relief . . . because the STANBACK formula combines several prescription type ingredients for fast relief of pain. ~ Give Your 220 FROST-FREE Protection coils hold si -zero air temperatures for fast freezing on every shelf. . Frost can't build up. Foods s, + taste and vitamins — never warm up to the danger point established by the U. S. Dtpartment of .Agri. eulture. Go modern ee Write: APPLIANCES -Manitowec 53, Wis, ‘ something constructive for the] years. Now that we have one we] do not feel it should be arbitrar-/ : commission and the El Doradot ACHING MUSCLES . STANBACK beepers any. eparation you've ever Ker —— GOING PLACES? Don’t forget your AecidentBaggage Insurance _ & ecers © Business o Pleasure Trips bt Pa periods ot tine PEE portation Available now at tow con. We will be Gat © Wt pou mens teat CURNOW-HALLS 316 Broad Street Phone Nevada City 633 Leonard A. PriskGrass Valley Phone MORTUARY, Inc. Shirley H. Brattin Walter L. Smith 364 The PLACE : ee ee Member of the Board of neuen LECTURER: J. Lingen Wood, C. S., of ‘Vancouver, British — Columbia. Affairs.” First Methodist Church, “407 Broad ‘Street, California. — Nevada City, C TIME: Thursday Evening, September 17, 1969 at 8 o’Clock. AUSPICES OF: Christian Science Society, Nevada ity, Lectureship of The Mother Chureh, First Church of Christ, Scientist. in Boston, Massachusetts. SUBJECT: “Christian Science: Its Prectomy: in “seca 2 ee 42 tte ate ant’ Om ee eT GR te ea Nee ,, a a oe ee

dale High School. She was attended by Pauline with McAllister of Glendale, Larry Billin of Oakland performing best man duties for Robinson, The ushers were Paul Bergemann, Jr., and Leonard Woodside. A reception was held in the Robinson home, After a honeymoon in Yosemite Valley, the couple returned to establish a home in Nevada ‘Gity. * 2: 2 # Dwyer-Williams Joanna Rae Williams of San Francisco became the bride of James Richard Dwyer of Manchester, N.H., recently in St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in FGrass ‘Valley. The bride, the daughter of Mr. “and Mrs. Hugh Williams of Grass Valley, was given in marriage by her father. The wedding party included Mrs. Harley Pulliam matron of honor, and Robert Zucca, best man. The husband of the matron of honor -ushered. Mrs. Dwyer was. graduated from Balboa High School in San Francisco and San Francisco bce d College. Her husband the son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Dwyer of New Hampshire, attended schools there and recently completed four years in the Navy. The couple will liye in San Francisco. ss ¢8 Pair Recites Vows In Grass Valley Church The former Carol Chan and Chester Young, married in Emmanuel Episcopal] Church in Grass Valley, are making their home in Oakland. The bride, given in marriage by her father, is the daughter of r. and Mrs. Sherman Chan of Grass Valley. Rev. Harry LeighPink performed the.double ring lege in Auburm and the. University of California; is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, Sr., of Nevada City. He is also a graduate of Nevada Union High School. The bride is a graduate of GlenWomens Club of Nevada arr ealendar of events includes a rummage sale, a card party, and Mrs. Opal Massa heads the committee in charge of the card party, to be staged in the Nevada City Elementary School on October 19. The first initiation for the new lub year will be conducted Sepember 23 with Alice McGee, chairman, and Edith Shane, membership chairman and secnd vice dresident of the Capital District, officiating. ees Womens Club. Mrs. Ciarles Meyers who spent 20 years in Yokohama, Japan, leseribed life in that hation to he Nevada City Womens Civic Club at a meeting in the Civic Club rooms. The members heard reports on the caberet party originally planned of September 19, but changed ‘o October 16. .A rummage sale s scheduled for October -1. Mrs. Ben Miller is the chairman for the caberet party, and Mrs. Oscar Myrenius will head the committee for the sale. ee2# 8 Nevada City Women Plan Cleanup The Nevada City Garden Club plans to spearhead a campaign} to clean up the busniess section in Nevada City and replace shade trees which have been removed. The drive was discussed during a recent dessert lunch in the home of Isabel Tourtellotte. Mmes. Evelyn Lewis, Oryel Stone, Esther Perry; and Marie Hilpert assisted the hostess in serving and at the tea table. ses @ 8 OES Visitor Aurora Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, of Grass Valley, welcomed the deputy grand matron, Mrs. Elmay Phillipi of Pruckee, at a meeting in the Masonic Hall. Harriet Glissman, Elsie Jenks, Bertha Potts, Frances Sleep, and Roberta Day were in charge of arrangements. ss ¢ @ Grass Valley Pair Is Engaged Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Vignal of Grass Valley have announced the or game. ») 1% 1% cups Tokay grapes 1 cup currant jelly in all remaining ingredients Simmer 2 or 3 minutes to blend _ There’s no better dessert for untanndk meals * than Flame Tokays. Theese beautiful reddish — grapes with the wonderful _tart-sweet flavor are delicious plain or served with a few toasted nuts or some cheese. But Tokays have interesting uses in cooking, too. Try them, for example, in this piquant “Vineyard. Sauce,” 4 delicious accompaniment for roast turkey, chicken, ham 1 tablespoon instant minced onion ¥% teaspoon grated Jemon rind Y% teaspoon grated orange rind Wash grapes, cut into halfes and remove seeds. Melt jelly over low direct heat and stir “Vineyard Souce’”’ . eg Y% teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon fresh lemon. juice from heat and chicken, with except grapes. flavors, remove 138 cups sauce, % cup Port wine % teaspoon prepared mustard cool. Strani into sauce boat and add grapes. Serve with roast turkey, duck or ~ baked ham or venison. Makes is made from currant. . jelly blendéd with wine, mustard, oninon and other seasonings. Just ‘before serving, crisp, juicy Tokay grapes are added to the sauce. It’s a delightfuF combination! When you're serving this sauce, use a few clusters of Tokay grapes to garnish the meat platter. These handsome grapes make a decorative centerpiece, too.By PHYLLIS BUTZ Calamity in various degrees struck the-North San Juan area this past week beginning. with the accident to Frank Addléman. When he stopped mowing his lawn to drive away his young son’s saddle horse he tripped over the grass catcher and fell behind the horse which alarmed by the quick movement, kicked him in the mouth. The blow knocked him unconscious and he was found in a pool of blood by young Ricky a few moments later and.he. was.rushed.to.a. doctor. ceremony August 16. Shirley Chan performed bridesmaid duties for her sister. Cecelia Chan another sister, and Karen Mock were the bridesmaids. Nolan Young stood with his brother as best man and the bride’s brothers, Franklin and Robert, seated the guests. Janice and Curtiss Chan were the flower girl and ring bearer, respectively. Young is the son of Mrs. George Fong of Honolulu. He was graduated from Grass Valley High School and the University of California and teaches in the Oakland city schools. *¢ 2 ¢ Bridal Shower The Marjorie Worth home in Town Talk was the scene of a shower for Norma Lee Combs, who will become the bride of kee Beretta in the Methodist Church October 4. Mmes. Samuel Pello and Daniel Pello were hostesses. The bride-to-be, the daughter of Mrs. Helen Combs of Grass Valley, is a graduate of a Missouri business college. Beretta attended Grass Valley schools.’ finest! PENNSYLVANIA Motor Oik, ee : asl Mole with estire & engagement of their daughter Jackie to Robert Winkle, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Winkle, Sr., also of Grass Valley. Both were graduated from Nevada Union High School and will attend Sierra College in Auburn. a a Auxiliary Installs Shirley Kopp was installed as rpesident of the Nevada City Fire Auxiliary at a recent dinner meeting in the Hotel Golden in Grass? Valley. Other officers are Marge Kopp, vice president; Lucerne Barry, treasurer, and Alice Davies, secretary. NEVADA CITY SCHOOLS MENU FOR NEXT WEEK The following luncheon menu for the Nevada City and Gold Flat elementary. schools has been announced by Mrs. Lavena LaughNin, supervisor of the cafeteria, forthe coming week: Monday: Spanish Rice, sliced cheese lettuee and tomato salad, melon. Tuesday: Pasty pie, grated carrots,, jello. Wednesday: Braised beef, mashed potatoes, Cole slaw, cookies. Thursday: Corned beef hash, mixed green salad, grapes. Friday: Tuna _ sandwiches, creamed peas, tomato wedges, fruit cobbler, peanut butter bread. Bread, butter and milk served with all meals, SIGNALS Signals clearly given and understood make for good teamwork on the gridiron and-on the high, way according to the National Automobile Club. Give those signals clearly watch carefully, and

keep yourself safe. The city of San Jose was founded as Pueblo de San Jose de Guadaloupe in J777, reports the California State Automobile Association. SAMPSON’S Custom Printing Rubber Stamps Eaton’s Stationery Gibson. Cards 120 Mill St. . _ Grass = Valley from the experience as well as can be expected and considers himself fortunate that he was not struck on the forehead as it could well have killed him. Sr., Wednesday, were forced off the highway near Penryn when a ; was badly shaken up and her . Gladys Hungerford of Los An. Archie, Thomas, and Mrs. HarNews From North San Juan limping about cautiously ever since. Mrs. Cecile Wilson slipped on a wet surface while doing the family wash Wednesday and fell, bruising” both knees and spraining her arm, which still gives her considerable pain. A baby shower was given for Mrs. Helen Ingram Saturday afternoon at the Barney Lusk home in North San Juan. Fourteen ladi€és were present and -the honoree received many lovely gifts Ice cream and cake were served where 11 stitches were required to close the cuts, He is recovering Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Atchinson, traveling to Sacramento on motorist swerved abruptly in front of them and their car overturned. Mr. Atchinson was not injured but his wife, who has had a heart condition for years, neck and back wrenched. She was taken first to the Highland Hospital in Auburn and then transferred to Sutter Hosjital in Sacramento. Her daughter Mrs. Anita Buddle came up from Oakland to be with her mother who is reported to be slowly recovering from the shock. Harry Russell Prentiss 69, resident of this area for the past 17 years, died suddenly at his home here Wednesday. His passing was a shock to his friends and felatives, as he had not been known to have a bad heart. He is survived by ‘his wife Elsie, his brother George of Los Angeles; two sisters, Mrs. Grace Marshall of Vernon, New York, and Mrs. geles; two sons and a daughter, riet Gordon, all of British Columbia, and six grandchildren. Graveside funeral services were held Saturday morning at 10 o’clock in the North San Juan Cemetery, with Rev. Robert W. Findley officiating. ,The Bergemann Funeral Chapel was in charge of the arrangements. Mrs. Bill Treloar fell and twist‘Lusk and by t hostess: S, Mrs. Mildred Mrs. Elsie pik ate and her son William of Sacramento came up this past weekend to spend a week at their summer home here. This is the final week of his vacation which he takes in installments one week’ at a time, in different months. Mrs. Maude Peterson, who suffered a slight stroke some time ago, is reported to be recovering nicely and it is hoped she will soon be able to come home from the hospital. Mrs. Marie Blakeslee, who was injured-in an automobile accident over a week ago, is slowly recuperating at the Nevada County Hospital. The Ladies Auxiliary to The 49ers Post No. 9878 V.F.W., met at Pete’s Hall Wednesday. evening, with a bare quorum present. President Catherine McLaflin presided and an informal meeting was held. A report on the 17th District meeting in Nevada City last month was given by Marguerite Kirby. Plans for another luncheon were discussed but no decision was reached as to a date. The 17th District president wil Imake her official visit in October and if is hoped there. will be a good turnout on that nihgt. Refreshments following the lotte Wakeman, — There are five ‘major colleges and professional branches of the University of California and StanCarlton G. ‘Thomas INVESTMENT BROKER. INSURANCE BROKER — ed her knee a week ago and although the injury was not considered serious she has been 151 Mill Street Phone 1035 . : New Fall Wing Shi Long Sleeves.. _ $3.95 and $4.95 Men’s Wesboro S Planetarium Slates Comet-Meteor Show comets, meteors, and asteroids on the earth’s atmosphere. Entitled “Bombardment from Space,” the new show will run through November 1. Morrison Planetarium shows are presented daily, Wednesday through Sunday, at 3:30 and 8:30 p.m., with an extra matinee performance at 2 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. yq»>Morrison.Planetarium is .part; of the California Academy of Sciences ~— in the park and is adjacent to um. Steinhart Aquari. Yo Wie & yl meeting were — by Char-. — ford University” in ‘San Francisco. . connec CONSTIPATED? Medical reports show how folks over 35 can establish regularity After 35, irregularity often becomes a problem. What you need is something that aids nature and helps establish regularity. Such an aid to regularity is the daily use of SERUTAN. Here’s medical evidence: A group of men and women took SERUTAN daily under medical supervision. In case after case SERUTAN, taken daily, helped establish regularity. So, for real relief from constipation ‘after 35, try SERUTAN, powder or granular. SERUTAN The Morrison Planetarium show in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, which opened eysterday, September 16, will demonstrate the spectacular bombardment of = Esclust 1 south shore,” King said. “We have . needed a plan here for many ily bypassed.” King said the board will seek to demonstrate a community endorsement for the supervisors’ position. The supervisors favor a route generally paralleling-the old Pioneer Trail. This route also was endorsed by the county planning National Forest. Relieve pains of tired, sore, aching muscles with STANBACK, tablets or powders. STANBACK acts fast: to bring comforting relief . . . because the STANBACK formula combines several prescription type ingredients for fast relief of pain. ~ Give Your 220 FROST-FREE Protection coils hold si -zero air temperatures for fast freezing on every shelf. . Frost can't build up. Foods s, + taste and vitamins — never warm up to the danger point established by the U. S. Dtpartment of .Agri. eulture. Go modern ee Write: APPLIANCES -Manitowec 53, Wis, ‘ something constructive for the] years. Now that we have one we] do not feel it should be arbitrar-/ : commission and the El Doradot ACHING MUSCLES . STANBACK beepers any. eparation you've ever Ker —— GOING PLACES? Don’t forget your AecidentBaggage Insurance _ & ecers © Business o Pleasure Trips bt Pa periods ot tine PEE portation Available now at tow con. We will be Gat © Wt pou mens teat CURNOW-HALLS 316 Broad Street Phone Nevada City 633 Leonard A. PriskGrass Valley Phone MORTUARY, Inc. Shirley H. Brattin Walter L. Smith 364 The PLACE : ee ee Member of the Board of neuen LECTURER: J. Lingen Wood, C. S., of ‘Vancouver, British — Columbia. Affairs.” First Methodist Church, “407 Broad ‘Street, California. — Nevada City, C TIME: Thursday Evening, September 17, 1969 at 8 o’Clock. AUSPICES OF: Christian Science Society, Nevada ity, Lectureship of The Mother Chureh, First Church of Christ, Scientist. in Boston, Massachusetts. SUBJECT: “Christian Science: Its Prectomy: in “seca 2 ee 42 tte ate ant’ Om ee eT GR te ea Nee ,, a a oe ee