December 23, 1959 (20 pages)

er 23, 1959 MpPSon bP learned in he reporter l being and ney are imk through a se the word nd feelings. good status urnalists, I pces today. ttotherule. Vy what must nNevada beople to be pectations. , they have fair. e, through— ds. For the ds from the teful. itude to all this "paper hed instituof time? ces of news Dn without ce? ertisers who AN avenue to advertising i by-news or He the point. it. How can I Irn. en made that been devised I do not yet isk a profesne of you a sual ChristArd men, and ued-with the are properly f t it will omit e arrival wife (seven ldren ies arranged d lodging for estaurant dishwasher, Inning to asd yet. as rushed to d problems, the hospital ne’ occasion, began shopmecoming as othes for the a number of an apartment The welfare felt was posestaurant ted when the t the lack of or setback to the family he earner. the husband y showed off ist watch. P Countinuing t operator is n future. The as ever, too incident. py that human at Christmas een promised = Wednesday, December 23, 1959 NEVADA COUNTY CITIZEN Page 3 Margaret Abrahamson Society Editor CHRISTMAS PARTY..of Circle 325 ‘of the Neighbors is pictured above. Entertainment was furnished the group by the Camaf Woodcraft Civic Club Xmas Party Held The annua! Christmas Women's Civic din the Club Wedtlub was he m on Broad Street fter a short business ted by Mrs. the meetMrs. general meeting conduc atherine Celio, ne was turned moyne lairman. Mrs. Marie Hi Over Tt Dark, irs Thelma Butz distributed exchange gilts which surrounded a beautifuily decrated Christmas tree, donated by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Konier shristmas Carols were sung the members with Mrs. A gina being the accompanit at the piano. ipert and * pus (below) Gregory. Mrs. Barbara Peterson, membership chairman, conducted an initiation ceremony fortheninenew members who have joined the club in 1959. Corsages were pinned on each new member. A vote of appreciation was extended to Mrs.Dark and her committee tor the beautifully decorated room done. in Christmas garlands of Christmas foliage. Mrs. Barbara Peterson and her committee were also thanked for arranging the tea. Mrs. G. B. Stebbins, director, introduced the 20 members of the Newcomers’ Lyric Ensemble who entertained with Christmas songs Kings of Sierra College right) Elliott Hill, lar, Norman Fellows and Phil . They are (left to Bill Kasand were very much appreciated. Mrs. Stirling Snow accompanied the group. Refreshments were served on a beautifully appointed tea table. Two poinsettia cloths with green tapers and holly decked the table Mrs. George Gildersleeve and Mrs. Katherine Celio poured from beautiful antique silver tea andcoffee sets. The oldest member, Mrs. Harriet Farmer who will be 90 years old this month was honored. A lovely decorated birthday cake and gifts were placed on a specially decorated table in honor cf her birthday. Barbara Dorsey Weds R. [he First Methodist Church in Grass Valley was the scene for the November 21st wedding of Barbara Ellen Dorsey and Ro bert Thomas Romero. Reverend Léster E. Lewis performed the rites in a setting of White camations and yellow chrysanthemums. The Mr. And Mrs bridesmaid was Barbara Pearl Allred of Nevada City while Robert Harrison of Sunnyvale, Calif. served as best man. Allen Willsseated the guests. The Brides gown was of Chantilly lace over white silk satin, featuring buoffant skirt e Robert T. Romero Photo by Barbara Snow Romero with a chapel lenght train. Her flowers were two white orchids on a white prayer book with silverribbons. The bridesmaid was attired in a mint green ballerina lenght gown of net over satin. Her flowers were yellow carnations fashioned into a nose~ gay bouquet. After the w edding, the guests and wedding party attended a reception held in Wesley Hall where the bride and groom cut a four tiered wedding cake. Later the bride and groom attended a dinner party held in their honor in Washington. The bride's mother was attiredin a Grey wool suit accented by black accessories and wore a corsage of pink carmations with silver ribbons. The mother of the groom wore a navy blue suit with pink accessories and also wore-a pink carnation corsage. Flowers for the matrons were gifts of the groom. The new Mrs. Romero is the daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Ernest Dorsey of Washington. She attended Amity High SchoolinAmity, Ark. Being graduated from that institution in 1957. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joaquin Romero of Washington. He attended school in Gilroy , graduating form Gilroy High School in 1956. After a honeymoon which took them to southern California and Las Vegas, the = young couple are now at home inWashington, Calif. where the groom si employed by 4 ot eur’ i Tahoe Sugar Pine Company. IT IS TWO DAYS before Christmas. the shopping is not quite finished as usual. What to get the kids,,notto mention what to get for the be alf of the family. I just don't know.and as for my Mother.the thing is, what does one get one's Mother. .expecially when you haven't been able to have a visit otherthan by letter or an occasional telephone call. anyway I settled on. guess what? (Actually, as you know, this is written a week in advance, and I haven't the slightest of a glimmer in my little mind) maybe I'll know more next. week. If you are at all interested inthe chrysanthemums on my walls, they are going the way of all chrysanthemums. Out! OUT! The realtor has told me that we can paint them away, Away, AWAY! And A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU SIR! Seemed more like Christmas last week, at least the hail sort of made things a little more Christmas like. The white, white ot the roofs, and the way ir looked on the holly tree.oh well, visions of a white Christmas were almost here. and may still be.but today is sunny and almost warm. Heard the jets flying over the other night and thought again about the story I was reading, and thinking again about Pearl Harbor, andhonestly, how can one really rest easily. .and @.ececse0es Merry Christmas to me. MY SON keeps borrowing someones bicycle and I rather think that is a real broad hint.butI shall remain adamant. The last bicycles in our family ended up costing us a small mint.a broken leg, a serious injury and the loss of a front tooth.no more, no more.andA MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU TOO, SON! I sound more like Scrooge every minute.and the Ghosts of Christmas Past keep seeping in and around.and 1am feelingrather grouchy.Christmas does things like that to me.the friends that are elsewhere.my family whichis separated by distance.andhappier lands, and the fact that I am broke as usual. and a merrier Christmas to metoo. ANYWAY.enough of that sort ofthing. The tree looks so nice.the parties are many and varied.the people so courteous when you approach them for a picture. AN ORCHID to the lovely waitress at the Gold Center Club who thoughtfully provided a cup of coffee when I was waiting for one of the many party groups to put in an appearance. ™ MULTIPLE ORCHIDS OF MANY KINDS to the youngsters at school who put on their plays, directed by hardworking men and women who received naught But thanks for: their efforts.the parades, the many things brought for the needy. the people who cooperated in fashioning baskets to be distributed.and our nice boss who had a party for us at his home in Peardale.the people who call us to tell us the news.and the good will toward fellow man that prevails. BUT.can't you see the stores the day after Christmas. . exchange! exchange ! Exchange! EXCHANGE! It doesn't fit, it is the wrong color, I already have one like it.egad, who would want that? All in the;spirit of Christmas. Well, anyway, there must be some new babies that will just be satisfied in being tbe club members. . Ithas rained and everyone who didn't feel "Christmasy" does now, orso they tell me. Therain meant a lot to everyone, but Gertrude Atha was especially glad because it meant that she could come down off her perch at the Grouse Ridge Lookout. t+++tt+ Thetiny town of North San Juan looks like an old fashioned Christmas Card at night now that the men of North San Juan Volunteer Fire Department have put up the decorations This is one of many little chores they perform throughout theyear when they aren't working at their own jobs or fighting fires. The North San Juan Fire truck put in 85 hours on the Marsh Mill Fire and was driven by Buck Hammon. ++ ttet Buehlah Hammon is learning to be a beauty operator. She attends classes every day Jin Marysville and works at Babe's Market weekends. Tells me that she's having to learn all about electricity. Lets hope when she graduates she'll set up shop in North San Juan. ttettt The Mothers Club, affilliatesofthe Teen Age Club, held an emergency meeting recently to decide what they must do to protect the Tacreputation from antics of other children who areturned loose to roam as they please. It was decided to hold parties at Birchville School. So in the future, any teenagers seen tearing around town acting like little hoodlums, won't . wehope. ++t+t+¢++ By DONNA MILHOUS Phone AXtel 2-3207 Parents will be happy to learn that the 4-H Christmas party won't be held till Jan. 2 at the Birchville school house. This will give a much needed breather from the endless round of merriment that children love so much and parents find so exhausting. t+eettt Friday will be the last day that Grizzly Creek mill will runthis year. Plans have not been completed for its reopening so the men that work side by side all year long will be wishing one another a “so long and Merry Christmas" till next spring probably. +++t+¢4 Jack O'Dell is back from Springville, Calif., where he has been working in a mill. Mrs. O'Dell and Jack hada short reunion and then had to leave forSacramento, where she willstay with her daugh~ ter, Annebelle, and son-inlaw, Bob McAlister, while she seeks treatment from a Sacramento specialist for a bad case of bursitis. +++ tet Agnes Cartwright had planned on spending the Christmas Holidays with her sister, the Darke family of Hercules. Zoann and Chester are also going down, but Agness will have them visit her for she will be at the University Hospitalin San Francisco. I told hernotto worry, Santa Claus always visits hospitals first, thing. ++t¢44+ a Gerrie Treloar's mother, who had been visiting, went back to Pomona, and Gerrie here intime forthe celebration of another new born babe. WHO'S NEW IN WHO'S WHO. Mr. and Mrs. Noel Weldon of Nevada City welcomed a son, Clay Robert, at Miners Hospital. ember 13, on DecDecember 17th is the birthday for Carolyn Jean, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Rutherford of Grass Valley. December llth Mr. and Mrs. Neil Robinson of Grass Valley presented a new daughter, Laurie Ann. December 14, Mr. andMrs. John Bigley, III, welcomed a daughter Christine Rae, who will make her home in Nevada City. December 15, Mr. andMrs. Clarence Wilson of Auburn presented a aaughter Laurie Elizabeth. December 15, Mr. and Mrs. George Davis of Cedar Ridge debuted Michele Marie. THIS IS ALL FOR NOW.hope that you have enjoyed our little get-to-gether these past weeks, and that we'll have many more of them.my personal best wishes for the merriest of Christmas's and please attend the Church of your choice. And a Merry, Merry Christmas to you and You YOU! OPEN SCH a > Wictors gy wing Room National Hotel RISTMAS DAY Deluxe Dinners On The Holiday And Through The Week Except Wednesdays Nevada City And_ Especially isa little let down after such a nice visit. t+t+etts+ We just finnished decorating our tree. This year we usedsoap whipped with water, using the electric mixer, andthe results are just georgeous. Looks just like real snow and with all the pastel colored ornaments, it looks just like winter in fairy tale land. Merry Christmas. ++ t+Hett Let'shope that future Christmas seasons won't be too sad for the friends and loved ones of Mr. Troxel, who passed away last week. t+tttt MarcenaWelker's 4H heier, Balerina, led her young owner a merry chase the other day. The frolicing bovine was finally located about two miles from home. ++et¢t RoyJones returne d from Oregon with the sad news of his mother's death. Mrs. Nancy Ryann, 91, passed away Nov. 29. She had crossed the continent twice by covered wagon. t+++ettt+ Grizzly Creek's fork lift operator, Tom Barry, was slightly injured last week when he attempted to pick up a log off the deck. A log on the top of the pile fell on the cab ofthe fork lift, smashing “it. Barry luckily feel out, or would possibly have been injured seriously. Girl Gives Guide Dog What better Christmas present could a young girl of 14 receive than that of knowing that she has helped someone less fortunate to enjoy a little happier life? This question was asked o! James T.-Taylor, McCourtney Road, step father of Miss Sue Coleman, who traineda seeing-eye dog ona 4-H pro. ject to be presentedtoa blind man. Young Sue and her parents travelled to San Rafael recently. Therethey attended the dog and new master’s graduation from a two-week get acquainted course. She saw her time and patience repaid as the dog and master were presented with acertificate from the Guide Dog School. Sue is a sophomore in high school inGrass Valley, where she liveswithher parents. A member of the Wood Chuckers 4-H Club, ‘she started on the projectayearago. Since that time and up until she turned the Chesapeake retriever over to the school, she spent at least one hou. = jay during the week and two to three hours on weekends training the dog in obedience. Her step father, acivilian employee in the Beale AFB procurement office, said Sue loves animals and never once complained that the dog Was taking too much of her time. MO . StOD Live Music By THE NEAL ST. TRIO Thurs., Fri., & Sat. BOTH HOLIDAY WEEKS in at NTY’S j !

er 23, 1959 MpPSon bP learned in he reporter l being and ney are imk through a se the word nd feelings. good status urnalists, I pces today. ttotherule. Vy what must nNevada beople to be pectations. , they have fair. e, through— ds. For the ds from the teful. itude to all this "paper hed instituof time? ces of news Dn without ce? ertisers who AN avenue to advertising i by-news or He the point. it. How can I Irn.. en made that been devised I do not yet isk a profesne of you a sual ChristArd men, and ued-with the are properly f t it will omit e arrival wife (seven ldren ies arranged d lodging for estaurant dishwasher, Inning to asd yet. as rushed to d problems, the hospital ne’ occasion, began shopmecoming as othes for the a number of an apartment The welfare felt was posestaurant ted when the t the lack of or setback to the family he earner. the husband y showed off ist watch. P Countinuing t operator is n future. The as ever, too incident. py that human at Christmas een promised = Wednesday, December 23, 1959 NEVADA COUNTY CITIZEN Page 3 Margaret Abrahamson Society Editor CHRISTMAS PARTY...of Circle 325 ‘of the Neighbors is pictured above. Entertainment was furnished the group by the Camaf Woodcraft Civic Club Xmas Party Held The annua! Christmas Women's Civic din the Club Wedtlub was he m on Broad Street fter a short business ted by Mrs. the meetMrs. general meeting conduc atherine Celio, ne was turned moyne lairman. Mrs. Marie Hi Over Tt Dark, irs Thelma Butz distributed exchange gilts which surrounded a beautifuily decrated Christmas tree, donated by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Konier shristmas Carols were sung the members with Mrs. A gina being the accompanit at the piano. ipert and * pus (below) Gregory. Mrs. Barbara Peterson, membership chairman, conducted an initiation ceremony fortheninenew members who have joined the club in 1959. Corsages were pinned on each new member. A vote of appreciation was extended to Mrs.Dark and her committee tor the beautifully decorated room done. in Christmas garlands of Christmas foliage. Mrs. Barbara Peterson and her committee were also thanked for arranging the tea. Mrs. G. B. Stebbins, director, introduced the 20 members of the Newcomers’ Lyric Ensemble who entertained with Christmas songs Kings of Sierra College right) Elliott Hill, lar, Norman Fellows and Phil . They are (left to Bill Kasand were very much appreciated. Mrs. Stirling Snow accompanied the group. Refreshments were served on a beautifully appointed tea table. Two poinsettia cloths with green tapers and holly decked the table Mrs. George Gildersleeve and Mrs. Katherine Celio poured from beautiful antique silver tea andcoffee sets. The oldest member, Mrs. Harriet Farmer who will be 90 years old this month was honored. A lovely decorated birthday cake and gifts were placed on a specially decorated table in honor cf her birthday. Barbara Dorsey Weds R. [he First Methodist Church in Grass Valley was the scene for the November 21st wedding of Barbara Ellen Dorsey and Ro bert Thomas Romero. Reverend Léster E. Lewis performed the rites in a setting of White camations and yellow chrysanthemums. The Mr. And Mrs bridesmaid was Barbara Pearl Allred of Nevada City while Robert Harrison of Sunnyvale, Calif. served as best man. Allen Willsseated the guests. The Brides gown was of Chantilly lace over white silk satin, featuring buoffant skirt e Robert T. Romero Photo by Barbara Snow Romero with a chapel lenght train. Her flowers were two white orchids on a white prayer book with silverribbons. The bridesmaid was attired in a mint green ballerina lenght gown of net over satin. Her flowers were yellow carnations fashioned into a nose~ gay bouquet. After the w edding, the guests and wedding party attended a reception held in Wesley Hall where the bride and groom cut a four tiered wedding cake. Later the bride and groom attended a dinner party held in their honor in Washington. The bride's mother was attiredin a Grey wool suit accented by black accessories and wore a corsage of pink carmations with silver ribbons. The mother of the groom wore a navy blue suit with pink accessories and also wore-a pink carnation corsage. Flowers for the matrons were gifts of the groom. The new Mrs. Romero is the daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Ernest Dorsey of Washington. She attended Amity High SchoolinAmity, Ark. Being graduated from that institution in 1957. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joaquin Romero of Washington. He attended school in Gilroy , graduating form Gilroy High School in 1956. After a honeymoon which took them to southern California and Las Vegas, the = young couple are now at home inWashington, Calif. where the groom si employed by 4 ot eur’ i Tahoe Sugar Pine Company. IT IS TWO DAYS before Christmas.. the shopping is not quite finished as usual. What to get the kids,,notto mention what to get for the be alf of the family. I just don't know..and as for my Mother..the thing is, what does one get one's Mother. .expecially when you haven't been able to have a visit otherthan by letter or an occasional telephone call. anyway I settled on.. guess what? (Actually, as you know, this is written a week in advance, and I haven't the slightest of a glimmer in my little mind) maybe I'll know more next. week.. If you are at all interested inthe chrysanthemums on my walls, they are going the way of all chrysanthemums.. Out! OUT! The realtor has told me that we can paint them away, Away, AWAY! And A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU SIR! Seemed more like Christmas last week, at least the hail sort of made things a little more Christmas like. The white, white ot the roofs, and the way ir looked on the holly tree..oh well, visions of a white Christmas were almost here.. and may still be..but today is sunny and almost warm.. Heard the jets flying over the other night and thought again about the story I was reading, and thinking again about Pearl Harbor, andhonestly, how can one really rest easily.. .and @..ececse0es Merry Christmas to me.. MY SON keeps borrowing someones bicycle and I rather think that is a real broad hint..butI shall remain adamant. The last bicycles in our family ended up costing us a small mint..a broken leg, a serious injury and the loss of a front tooth..no more, no more..andA

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU TOO, SON! I sound more like Scrooge every minute..and the Ghosts of Christmas Past keep seeping in and around..and 1am feelingrather grouchy..Christmas does things like that to me..the friends that are elsewhere..my family whichis separated by distance..andhappier lands, and the fact that I am broke as usual.. and a merrier Christmas to metoo.. ANYWAY..enough of that sort ofthing. The tree looks so nice..the parties are many and varied..the people so courteous when you approach them for a picture. AN ORCHID to the lovely waitress at the Gold Center Club who thoughtfully provided a cup of coffee when I was waiting for one of the many party groups to put in an appearance. ™ MULTIPLE ORCHIDS OF MANY KINDS to the youngsters at school who put on their plays, directed by hardworking men and women who received naught But thanks for: their efforts..the parades, the many things brought for the needy. the people who cooperated in fashioning baskets to be distributed..and our nice boss who had a party for us at his home in Peardale..the people who call us to tell us the news..and the good will toward fellow man that prevails.. BUT..can't you see the stores the day after Christmas. . exchange! exchange ! Exchange! EXCHANGE! It doesn't fit, it is the wrong color, I already have one like it..egad, who would want that? All in the;spirit of Christmas.. Well, anyway, there must be some new babies that will just be satisfied in being tbe club members. . Ithas rained and everyone who didn't feel "Christmasy" does now, orso they tell me. Therain meant a lot to everyone, but Gertrude Atha was especially glad because it meant that she could come down off her perch at the Grouse Ridge Lookout. t+++tt+ Thetiny town of North San Juan looks like an old fashioned Christmas Card at night now that the men of North San Juan Volunteer Fire Department have put up the decorations This is one of many little chores they perform throughout theyear when they aren't working at their own jobs or fighting fires. The North San Juan Fire truck put in 85 hours on the Marsh Mill Fire and was driven by Buck Hammon. ++ ttet Buehlah Hammon is learning to be a beauty operator. She attends classes every day Jin Marysville and works at Babe's Market weekends. Tells me that she's having to learn all about electricity. Lets hope when she graduates she'll set up shop in North San Juan. ttettt The Mothers Club, affilliatesofthe Teen Age Club, held an emergency meeting recently to decide what they must do to protect the Tacreputation from antics of other children who areturned loose to roam as they please. It was decided to hold parties at Birchville School. So in the future, any teenagers seen tearing around town acting like little hoodlums, won't . wehope. ++t+t+¢++ By DONNA MILHOUS Phone AXtel 2-3207 Parents will be happy to learn that the 4-H Christmas party won't be held till Jan. 2 at the Birchville school house. This will give a much needed breather from the endless round of merriment that children love so much and parents find so exhausting. t+eettt Friday will be the last day that Grizzly Creek mill will runthis year. Plans have not been completed for its reopening so the men that work side by side all year long will be wishing one another a “so long and Merry Christmas" till next spring probably. +++t+¢4 Jack O'Dell is back from Springville, Calif., where he has been working in a mill. Mrs. O'Dell and Jack hada short reunion and then had to leave forSacramento, where she willstay with her daugh~ ter, Annebelle, and son-inlaw, Bob McAlister, while she seeks treatment from a Sacramento specialist for a bad case of bursitis. +++ tet Agnes Cartwright had planned on spending the Christmas Holidays with her sister, the Darke family of Hercules. Zoann and Chester are also going down, but Agness will have them visit her for she will be at the University Hospitalin San Francisco. I told hernotto worry, Santa Claus always visits hospitals first, thing. ++t¢44+ a Gerrie Treloar's mother, who had been visiting, went back to Pomona, and Gerrie here intime forthe celebration of another new born babe.. WHO'S NEW IN WHO'S WHO.. Mr. and Mrs. Noel Weldon of Nevada City welcomed a son, Clay Robert, at Miners Hospital. ember 13, on DecDecember 17th is the birthday for Carolyn Jean, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Rutherford of Grass Valley. December llth Mr. and Mrs. Neil Robinson of Grass Valley presented a new daughter, Laurie Ann. December 14, Mr. andMrs. John Bigley, III, welcomed a daughter Christine Rae, who will make her home in Nevada City. December 15, Mr. andMrs. Clarence Wilson of Auburn presented a aaughter Laurie Elizabeth. December 15, Mr. and Mrs. George Davis of Cedar Ridge debuted Michele Marie. THIS IS ALL FOR NOW..hope that you have enjoyed our little get-to-gether these past weeks, and that we'll have many more of them..my personal best wishes for the merriest of Christmas's and please attend the Church of your choice. And a Merry, Merry Christmas to you and You YOU! OPEN SCH a > Wictors gy wing Room National Hotel RISTMAS DAY Deluxe Dinners On The Holiday And Through The Week Except Wednesdays Nevada City And_ Especially isa little let down after such a nice visit. t+t+etts+ We just finnished decorating our tree. This year we usedsoap whipped with water, using the electric mixer, andthe results are just georgeous. Looks just like real snow and with all the pastel colored ornaments, it looks just like winter in fairy tale land. Merry Christmas. ++ t+Hett Let'shope that future Christmas seasons won't be too sad for the friends and loved ones of Mr. Troxel, who passed away last week. t+tttt MarcenaWelker's 4H heier, Balerina, led her young owner a merry chase the other day. The frolicing bovine was finally located about two miles from home. ++et¢t RoyJones returne d from Oregon with the sad news of his mother's death. Mrs. Nancy Ryann, 91, passed away Nov. 29. She had crossed the continent twice by covered wagon. t+++ettt+ Grizzly Creek's fork lift operator, Tom Barry, was slightly injured last week when he attempted to pick up a log off the deck. A log on the top of the pile fell on the cab ofthe fork lift, smashing “it. Barry luckily feel out, or would possibly have been injured seriously. Girl Gives Guide Dog What better Christmas present could a young girl of 14 receive than that of knowing that she has helped someone less fortunate to enjoy a little happier life? This question was asked o! James T.-Taylor, McCourtney Road, step father of Miss Sue Coleman, who traineda seeing-eye dog ona 4-H pro. ject to be presentedtoa blind man. Young Sue and her parents travelled to San Rafael recently. Therethey attended the dog and new master’s graduation from a two-week get acquainted course. She saw her time and patience repaid as the dog and master were presented with acertificate from the Guide Dog School. Sue is a sophomore in high school inGrass Valley, where she liveswithher parents. A member of the Wood Chuckers 4-H Club, ‘she started on the projectayearago. Since that time and up until she turned the Chesapeake retriever over to the school, she spent at least one hou. = jay during the week and two to three hours on weekends training the dog in obedience. Her step father, acivilian employee in the Beale AFB procurement office, said Sue loves animals and never once complained that the dog Was taking too much of her time. MO . StOD Live Music By THE NEAL ST. TRIO Thurs., Fri., & Sat. BOTH HOLIDAY WEEKS in at NTY’S j !