November 11, 1959 (8 pages)

ear while hat span, on is just blic seran't. offer can save 5B to Cdver 5. We -could ayday. week. an of the § Citizen wn family ne magaduring l-earned. --a group 1ed three 1, a major. An army brtune that : ed one of as run up spends an bw there's Yaining in Nevada > Over and to :attract And retired Btitutes no mmenda armel area HR. last for Harold b read this trip to San nted here trip. Ella last week. b suffering pftorture yever have juveniles 1eir frightaimed boot t only time fear that I "Since I been three I krrow of. y in crosscidentally, ly-enacted t he just y the irony king out of insurance hobby that wood takes the history d he needs up like a bds and set ilm, a deer came up to the pan as camera and or away and n. The best was a good mits it still ares. and started -mortems H what I had he things I ably remote © deer inits Wednesday, November 11, 1959! NEVADA COUNTY CITIZEN Social News — Society Editor Margaret Abrahamson MR. AND MRS. RONALD LEE MILLIGAN Photo by Barbara Snow Sylvia Barbieri, Ronald Milligan Married Nov.] November first was the date chosen for the wedding of Sylvia Gloria Barbieri and Ronald Lee Milligan of Nevada City. The ceremony took place at the Elks Lodge with Judge Verle Gray performing the rites. The bride was attended by Margaret Pello, maid of honor, and Sharon Pello and Emma Jean Collins, of Marysville, bridesmaids, The groom had as his best ‘man Jack Woerner, Nevada City, and Bob Danos and Jim Miller, Marysville, served as ushers. The bride was attired in a gown of white satin with a sabrina neckline anda V ‘back, long sleeves with a buttoned cuff and a chapel lengthtrain. Herveil, made by her new mother-in-law, was of shoulder length illusion held by a crown of seed pearls. Her bouquet was a white orchid surrounded by pink and white carnations with satin ribbons. The maidof henor and the bridesmaids wore champagne coloredsatin, fashioned with low necklines, atight bodice and fullskirts gathered in the back with a large bow of matching material. Their flowers were bouquets ofred carnations with red satin bows, the maid ef honor having a gold bow on hers. The bride's sister was attired in a black sheath dress of raw silk with black accessories with white chrysanthemums for her flowers, while the groom's mother wore grey lace with lavender access~ ories and lavender chrysanthemums for her corsage. A reception followed the ceremony and was served in buffet style with a wedding cake cut by the newlyweds. The new Mrs, Milligan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Barbieri of Marys~ville, where she attended Norte Dame High School, graduating in 1957. The groom is the son of Mrs. Artis Evans of Chula Vista and attended Chula V ista High School ‘graduating in 1950. After a honeymoon in San Francisco and the Bay Area, the young couple will reside at 107 Sacramento Street. But I ys That Dahling Boy Who One of These . Can’t Stand The CITIZEN Adore “ L ms bs Delivers It NOTE: You Too Can Have Deliver to Your Home . See Opposite Page ‘Dahling’ Boys for Details : Syne THOUGHTS on acold Indian Summer. Morn.The frost is now on the punkin and the leaves are beginning to be not so. pretty, for they must be raked and burned, and that is too much work ona day like this.there.are too many nice things todo.a ride in the country, but try not to think too much of the devastation of the fire up Camptonville way. Regardless, the deerare’still as nosy as ever and the squirrels are busily preparing for a rough winter.We. are beginning to have visions of Thanksgiving at our house.and that "oh, too soon" thought of Christmas coming our way. The florists are showing gobs of elegant mums, the football fan's delight. the Alpha has bulbs for all the spring gardens. Passes By We don't have a clock in our office, but we have a tiny beige Rennault that buzzes by each morning at the same time.it's Bill McSims on his way to Gold Flat and Union Hill schools to conduct his daily music classes. Of course we have other people who come our way, Bob Paineto the post office.the mailman going on his route.the Alleghany mail truck. The sky is blue as blue can be.at least on the day I wrote this.the air is-no longer filled with huge flying beetles beating’ their way to the smoky hillside.time sort of stands still. except when we look in the shop windows.forthe kids are staring with open mouths ‘and wondering eyes at Santa's wares.samples put there for their choice.are you listening, mamas and papas? Did you ever drive down Coyote Street andtake a good look at Nevada City from the top of the hill? Slow down the next time, it looks just like a picture from a story-book.houses nestled in the trees, perched on the side of a hill, :he leaves all different colors.1l like lt, don't you? : ORCHIDS tothe military men who worked so hard at putting out or controlling the fires that plagued us over last weekend. And a special mention to the men of our towns who also were on call.a special bouquet to Harold Houser, principal of the Hennessy School who went forth with his first-aid kit after receiving an urgent call for his services. Have anitem that is really of interest to those,who saw the issue of Oct.28th and the newly painted house in Bloomfield. Seems as though the house is the property of aretiredAir Force man.who fell in love with the area. The wife of said property owner, John Mills by name, went deer hunting at Snow Tent and got her first buck.the first time out, no less. Marie Mills is an accountant at Mc ClellanAir Force Base in Sacramento. Some people have all the luck.a home a dear, and a deer. STRICTLY ENTRE NEWS.Mr. and Mrs. Joe McClosky of Taco Joe's arethe proudest grandparents in Grass Valley., daughter Joanne Hentsch just presented them with a new grandson, named after his daddy, William Fredrick.Grandma McClosky is going to Covina to get her first view of the newly arrived. .but will return intime to have a grand opening of her new Art and Needlework shop in Pioneer Village on November 16th. Don't forget that date! Miners Hospital assisted in bringing two little girls to Nevada City.October 30th, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Paul introduced Dianne Elizabeth, and on October 3lst, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Foote presented Carol Susan. Sierra Memorial Hospital assisted the stork when Mr. and Mrs. Howard Berriman of Grass Valley sailed in with a new son, Richard Eugene, on November 2nd. This proud papa is with the Coast Guard. November 2nd was also the day that i uv As usual, Yours Truly was in the wrong place at the right time, when the big fire gave kiddies, as well as grownups, aHalloweentotemember. Calvin, the four children-and I were in Lindsay visiting my parents. This was a cleverly calculated dodge to insure that it will be theirturn at Christmas time. Much can be said of the fire Forone thing, never in the history of local fires have the teenage girls shown such civic interest in our forests. One story that seeméd to be overlooked. Had it not been for the crews of Sierra Mountain Mills and Addleman and Hahn, and the men of North SanJuan many homes in Celestial Valley would have surely been ashes now. These "untrained civilians" managedtokeep their heads when the fire had come to within feet of one home and, with the aid of bulldozers and backfires, succeeded in turning the flames. These men are getting pretty darned good at this business as they have been having agood deal of practice lately. They warmed up on the fire at the Dow Ranch the preceding day. Credit should be given tosome of the wives in North San Juan as they, too, were out beating the flames at the Dow Ranch and you can't hardly find those kind no more. Volunteers All I might add tha: most of the men who fought fire at Celestial Valley andthe Dow Ranch fire are members of the North San Juan Volunteer Fire Department. And inspite of the fact that these men have things to do other: than sit around waiting for fires, they are more often than not at the scene of fires before: anyone else. Frank and Jim Addleman worked 32 hours straight on the cat at Pike. They had some narrow escapes when they andthe caterpillar were surrounded by fire and just before they came back they found a boxer dog and black shepherd tied to a house. Apparently the owner had gone before the fire started anyway, they have the dogs atFrank's place if the owner wants them. Sick of smoke, local men andthe forest service quickly killed two fire ‘at French Corral Tuesday night. One was in the garage of the Ord Geist home. The other was a grass fire near the Davis residence. It is believed that both are the work of an arsonist. High winds were responsible for blowing an oak tree down on a cabin across the road from Al's corner last Friday afternoon. Telephone linemen quickly removed it. Fortunately no one was inside at the time. Gertrude Atha is back from her "lookout" job at Grouse Ridge. Welcome home Gert. Tyler resident Layton Key is recuperating in County Hospital from_a kidney stone operation. By DONNA MILHOUS Phone AXtel 2-3207 Mrs. Burles’ car went off Highway 49 just below Charmain Reader's. It was stopped by brush and trees and no one was injured. Cliff. Young was given the task of recovering it, but had a hard time since two tires were stolen before he got there. Barbara Sauers is in the Sierra Memorial Hospital kidney complications. Barbara's on the Stork's list and MR. A we're all very happy for her P and George. Virgil Church is having to take realshort breaths due to two broken ribs. Heis in Miners Hospital but shouldn't be there too long. Lori Trubschenk took a bus The Methodist Church in siccaias Dac re the Grass Valley was the scene wee rene ee Se cee of the wedding of Berna Dean Jack Ward family ofthat city. Hickok and Donald Hovie, Cliffand Marie Young plan October 31st: The Reverend on taking in the Cow Palace . ester Léwis solemnized the show over this weekend. mee nuptial rites. These animal lovers never = he bride was given in found a trace oftheir lost dog marriage by her father Noah but still have hope. Ann and Doug Buckbee and . pamela Ellsworth. Funniest the whole darned area gave was Cindy Buckbee's. LowAlvin Buckbee a realwarm er grade winners were Nora welcome when hereturned Selvester for the most unushome on a ten-day leave ual, and Walter Wittlesey for from the Navy in San Diego. the funniest. Upper grade Alvin pulled in Saturday winners were Debbie Fellows afternoon and that night was for the prettiest and Bobbie out on the fire lines. EveryGooden forthe funniest, The one is glad to see this very cool~ade was dry due to the nice boy back in town. lack of water on account of November, Friday the 13, the power failure. at 1:30 p.m., is the date for the North San Juan Parents Club's current fundraising project. This willbe a "Country Store” held at Marie is Home. Marie Blakslee is home from the hospital on crutches, Berna Hickok Marries ~~ Donald Hovie in G.V.: D MRS. DONALD HOVIE Photo by Barbara Snow iw A.Hickok, and. another daughter, Lynne, served as maidofhonor. Buddy Woods was best man. The bride was attired in a ballet length white bouffant gown with touches of lace at the neckline and on the bodice. Herveilwas of illusion held by atiara of orange blossoms. The bridal ‘bow quet was of pink rosés held by a white satin ribbon. The maid of honor wore a pale blue sheath of taffeta with a matching overskirt. Her bouquet was a white orchid with white satin ribbons. The bride's mother wore a white knit lace sheath with brown accessories and had a corsage of beige cymbidium orchids, a gift of the groom, The groom's mother was attired ina beige knit suit with brown accessories and had a eae’ ‘There gis be T he children’s father 18 8°corsage of yellow cymbidium aked goods, cream butter ingtotake them to his home o;chids, also a gift of the and eggs and all kinds of in Las Vegas till Marie gets . o.o9m farm produce. Also there back on her feet, She can't /foyiowing the ceremony will be a rummage sale of go home as yet because in clothing, furniture and just herabsencerats contaminat~the guests and the wedding party attended a reception about anything you'd want. edher well. She will be held'at the Hickok home President Marie Young says, staying with a friend in "the kitty is pretty lowand Grass Valley. the money is needed for the The North San Juan Fire children's Christmas party Department fire truck, and an evil little stack of though admittedly small and bills. old takes credit for filling = the much bigger and newer Visit Parents due to the fact that t Mr. andMrs. George White pump was sucking mud as and their two children have well as water. It has also been visiting Mrs. White’s beenreportedthat one "govparents, Mr. andMrs. Fields. ernment agency" from San H, W. Butler, of Camarillo, Francisco wanted to know Ventura County, is staying) where they might find the the whole winter with his nearest fire hydrant. I've where a buffet was served and the bride and groom cut a three tiered white and silver wedding cake. The groom is the son of Mrs. Ellen Hovie of La Barr /Meadows and attended NeCivil Defense water t ee eon Union High School, ir g raduating with the class of 1955. He attended Sierra, Junior College for two years and then joined the U.Sy Forest Service and is current~ ly working intheDownie~ ville Forest Station. The young couple spent daughter, son-in-law and ajsoheard many other inter~. their honeymoon‘on the coast grandsons, the Clancy Green esting things, however, I family. don't want to get sued. Ray and Vi Smith were up ‘and toured the redwood country. from Daly City, to spend the weekend at their family, home in French Corral. Mary Lou Barker of Los Gatos hassoldher acreage on Tyler Road to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Walfe of Sacramento. Walfe is a retired contractor andhis wife is a retired registered nurse. They plan tc build a rustic cottage soon and their hobby is landscap~ ing so we can expect some~ thing beautiful to shape up. A Halloween party Saturday night at the NorthSan Juan school house was held in spite of the fire. Many of the adults, including wives nd mothers, left inthe middle of the party to help at Celestial Valley. Pre-school prize winner forthe prettiest costume was. the Kenneth Roberts' presented their new! daughter Deborah Ann. will be at 188 A, Squirrel Creek Road, Grass Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Jensen of Nevada City became the parents of a son, Chris William on November 5th, also at Sierra Memorial. We're running out of time.the paper must go to press.there's a lot of work to be done.time waits for no man, (or woman) sowe goin silence to our chores .eand even if it takes all night we'll get the job done. Her new home If you had: A party.a baby .awedding, Went vacationing.or sledding, Caught a plane.or the flu, Safaried to far Timbuctu, Shot a deer.caught a dear; . All of This we want to hear. ~ Don’t keep it to yourself alone, Get The Citizen on the phone.Call Grass Valley 126, Or Nevada City 126 rd

ear while hat span, on is just blic seran't. offer can save 5B to Cdver 5. We -could ayday. week. an of the § Citizen wn family ne magaduring l-earned. --a group 1ed three 1, a major. An army brtune that : ed one of as run up spends an bw there's Yaining in Nevada > Over and to :attract And retired Btitutes no mmenda armel area HR. last for Harold b read this trip to San nted here trip. Ella last week. b suffering pftorture yever have juveniles 1eir frightaimed boot t only time fear that I "Since I been three I krrow of. y in crosscidentally, ly-enacted t he just y the irony king out of insurance hobby that wood takes the history d he needs up like a bds and set ilm, a deer came up to the pan as camera and or away and n. The best was a good mits it still ares. and started -mortems H what I had he things I ably remote © deer inits Wednesday, November 11, 1959! NEVADA COUNTY CITIZEN Social News — Society Editor Margaret Abrahamson MR. AND MRS. RONALD LEE MILLIGAN Photo by Barbara Snow Sylvia Barbieri, Ronald Milligan Married Nov.] November first was the date chosen for the wedding of Sylvia Gloria Barbieri and Ronald Lee Milligan of Nevada City. The ceremony took place at the Elks Lodge with Judge Verle Gray performing the rites. The bride was attended by Margaret Pello, maid of honor, and Sharon Pello and Emma Jean Collins, of Marysville, bridesmaids, The groom had as his best ‘man Jack Woerner, Nevada City, and Bob Danos and Jim Miller, Marysville, served as ushers. The bride was attired in a gown of white satin with a sabrina neckline anda V ‘back, long sleeves with a buttoned cuff and a chapel lengthtrain. Herveil, made by her new mother-in-law, was of shoulder length illusion held by a crown of seed pearls. Her bouquet was a white orchid surrounded by pink and white carnations with satin ribbons. The maidof henor and the bridesmaids wore champagne coloredsatin, fashioned with low necklines, atight bodice and fullskirts gathered in the back with a large bow of matching material. Their flowers were bouquets ofred carnations with red satin bows, the maid ef honor having a gold bow on hers. The bride's sister was attired in a black sheath dress of raw silk with black accessories with white chrysanthemums for her flowers, while the groom's mother wore grey lace with lavender access~ ories and lavender chrysanthemums for her corsage. A reception followed the ceremony and was served in buffet style with a wedding cake cut by the newlyweds. The new Mrs, Milligan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Barbieri of Marys~ville, where she attended Norte Dame High School, graduating in 1957. The groom is the son of Mrs. Artis Evans of Chula Vista and attended Chula V ista High School ‘graduating in 1950. After a honeymoon in San Francisco and the Bay Area, the young couple will reside at 107 Sacramento Street. But I ys That Dahling Boy Who One of These . Can’t Stand The CITIZEN Adore “ L ms bs Delivers It NOTE: You Too Can Have Deliver to Your Home . See Opposite Page ‘Dahling’ Boys for Details : Syne THOUGHTS on acold Indian Summer. Morn..The frost is now on the punkin and the leaves are beginning to be not so. pretty, for they must be raked and burned, and that is too much work ona day like this..there.are too many nice things todo..a ride in the country, but try not to think too much of the devastation of the fire up Camptonville way. Regardless, the deerare’still as nosy as ever and the squirrels are busily preparing for a rough winter..We. are beginning to have visions of Thanksgiving at our house..and that "oh, too soon" thought of Christmas coming our way. The florists are showing gobs of elegant mums, the football fan's delight.. the Alpha has bulbs for all the spring gardens.. Passes By We don't have a clock in our office, but we have a tiny beige Rennault that buzzes by each morning at the same time..it's Bill McSims on his way to Gold Flat and Union Hill schools to conduct his daily music classes. Of course we have other people who come our way, Bob Paineto the post office..the mailman going on his route..the Alleghany mail truck.. The sky is blue as blue can be..at least on the day I wrote this..the air is-no longer filled with huge flying beetles beating’ their way to the smoky hillside..time sort of stands still.. except when we look in the shop windows..forthe kids are staring with open mouths ‘and wondering eyes at Santa's wares..samples put there for their choice..are you listening, mamas and papas? Did you ever drive down Coyote Street andtake a good look at Nevada City from the top of the hill? Slow down the next time, it looks just like a picture from a story-book..houses nestled in the trees, perched on the side of a hill, :he leaves all different colors..1l like lt, don't you? : ORCHIDS tothe military men who worked so hard at putting out or controlling the fires that plagued us over last weekend. And a special mention to the men of our towns who also were on call..a special bouquet to Harold Houser, principal of the Hennessy School who went forth with his first-aid kit after receiving an urgent call for his services. Have anitem that is really of interest to those,who saw the issue of Oct.28th and the newly painted house in Bloomfield. Seems as though the house is the property of aretiredAir Force man..who fell in love with the area. The wife of said property owner, John Mills by name, went deer hunting at Snow Tent and got her first buck..the first time out, no less. Marie Mills is an accountant at Mc ClellanAir Force Base in Sacramento. Some people have all the luck..a home a dear, and a deer.. STRICTLY ENTRE NEWS..Mr. and Mrs. Joe McClosky of Taco Joe's arethe proudest grandparents in Grass Valley., daughter Joanne Hentsch just presented them with a new grandson, named after his daddy, William Fredrick..Grandma McClosky is going to Covina to get her first view of the newly arrived. .but will return intime to have a grand opening of her new Art and Needlework shop in Pioneer Village on November 16th. Don't forget that date! Miners Hospital assisted in bringing two little girls to Nevada City..October 30th, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Paul introduced Dianne Elizabeth, and on October 3lst, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Foote presented Carol Susan. Sierra Memorial Hospital assisted the stork when Mr. and Mrs. Howard Berriman of Grass Valley sailed in with a new son, Richard Eugene, on November 2nd. This proud papa is with the Coast Guard. November 2nd was also the day that i uv As usual, Yours Truly was in the wrong place at the right time, when the big fire gave kiddies, as well as grownups, aHalloweentotemember. Calvin, the four children-and I were in Lindsay visiting my parents. This

was a cleverly calculated dodge to insure that it will be theirturn at Christmas time. Much can be said of the fire Forone thing, never in the history of local fires have the teenage girls shown such civic interest in our forests. One story that seeméd to be overlooked. Had it not been for the crews of Sierra Mountain Mills and Addleman and Hahn, and the men of North SanJuan many homes in Celestial Valley would have surely been ashes now. These "untrained civilians" managedtokeep their heads when the fire had come to within feet of one home and, with the aid of bulldozers and backfires, succeeded in turning the flames. These men are getting pretty darned good at this business as they have been having agood deal of practice lately. They warmed up on the fire at the Dow Ranch the preceding day. Credit should be given tosome of the wives in North San Juan as they, too, were out beating the flames at the Dow Ranch and you can't hardly find those kind no more. Volunteers All I might add tha: most of the men who fought fire at Celestial Valley andthe Dow Ranch fire are members of the North San Juan Volunteer Fire Department. And inspite of the fact that these men have things to do other: than sit around waiting for fires, they are more often than not at the scene of fires before: anyone else. Frank and Jim Addleman worked 32 hours straight on the cat at Pike. They had some narrow escapes when they andthe caterpillar were surrounded by fire and just before they came back they found a boxer dog and black shepherd tied to a house. Apparently the owner had gone before the fire started anyway, they have the dogs atFrank's place if the owner wants them. Sick of smoke, local men andthe forest service quickly killed two fire ‘at French Corral Tuesday night. One was in the garage of the Ord Geist home. The other was a grass fire near the Davis residence. It is believed that both are the work of an arsonist. High winds were responsible for blowing an oak tree down on a cabin across the road from Al's corner last Friday afternoon. Telephone linemen quickly removed it. Fortunately no one was inside at the time. Gertrude Atha is back from her "lookout" job at Grouse Ridge. Welcome home Gert. Tyler resident Layton Key is recuperating in County Hospital from_a kidney stone operation. By DONNA MILHOUS Phone AXtel 2-3207 Mrs. Burles’ car went off Highway 49 just below Charmain Reader's. It was stopped by brush and trees and no one was injured. Cliff. Young was given the task of recovering it, but had a hard time since two tires were stolen before he got there. Barbara Sauers is in the Sierra Memorial Hospital kidney complications. Barbara's on the Stork's list and MR. A we're all very happy for her P and George. Virgil Church is having to take realshort breaths due to two broken ribs. Heis in Miners Hospital but shouldn't be there too long. Lori Trubschenk took a bus The Methodist Church in siccaias Dac re the Grass Valley was the scene wee rene ee Se cee of the wedding of Berna Dean Jack Ward family ofthat city. Hickok and Donald Hovie, Cliffand Marie Young plan October 31st: The Reverend on taking in the Cow Palace . ester Léwis solemnized the show over this weekend. mee nuptial rites. These animal lovers never = he bride was given in found a trace oftheir lost dog marriage by her father Noah but still have hope. Ann and Doug Buckbee and . pamela Ellsworth. Funniest the whole darned area gave was Cindy Buckbee's. LowAlvin Buckbee a realwarm er grade winners were Nora welcome when hereturned Selvester for the most unushome on a ten-day leave ual, and Walter Wittlesey for from the Navy in San Diego. the funniest. Upper grade Alvin pulled in Saturday winners were Debbie Fellows afternoon and that night was for the prettiest and Bobbie out on the fire lines. EveryGooden forthe funniest, The one is glad to see this very cool~ade was dry due to the nice boy back in town. lack of water on account of November, Friday the 13, the power failure. at 1:30 p.m., is the date for the North San Juan Parents Club's current fundraising project. This willbe a "Country Store” held at Marie is Home. Marie Blakslee is home from the hospital on crutches, Berna Hickok Marries ~~ Donald Hovie in G.V.: D MRS. DONALD HOVIE Photo by Barbara Snow iw A.Hickok, and. another daughter, Lynne, served as maidofhonor. Buddy Woods was best man. The bride was attired in a ballet length white bouffant gown with touches of lace at the neckline and on the bodice. Herveilwas of illusion held by atiara of orange blossoms. The bridal ‘bow quet was of pink rosés held by a white satin ribbon. The maid of honor wore a pale blue sheath of taffeta with a matching overskirt. Her bouquet was a white orchid with white satin ribbons. The bride's mother wore a white knit lace sheath with brown accessories and had a corsage of beige cymbidium orchids, a gift of the groom, The groom's mother was attired ina beige knit suit with brown accessories and had a eae’ ‘There gis be T he children’s father 18 8°corsage of yellow cymbidium aked goods, cream butter ingtotake them to his home o;chids, also a gift of the and eggs and all kinds of in Las Vegas till Marie gets . o.o9m farm produce. Also there back on her feet, She can't /foyiowing the ceremony will be a rummage sale of go home as yet because in clothing, furniture and just herabsencerats contaminat~the guests and the wedding party attended a reception about anything you'd want. edher well. She will be held'at the Hickok home President Marie Young says, staying with a friend in "the kitty is pretty lowand Grass Valley. the money is needed for the The North San Juan Fire children's Christmas party Department fire truck, and an evil little stack of though admittedly small and bills. old takes credit for filling = the much bigger and newer Visit Parents due to the fact that t Mr. andMrs. George White pump was sucking mud as and their two children have well as water. It has also been visiting Mrs. White’s beenreportedthat one "govparents, Mr. andMrs. Fields. ernment agency" from San H, W. Butler, of Camarillo, Francisco wanted to know Ventura County, is staying) where they might find the the whole winter with his nearest fire hydrant. I've where a buffet was served and the bride and groom cut a three tiered white and silver wedding cake. The groom is the son of Mrs. Ellen Hovie of La Barr /Meadows and attended NeCivil Defense water t ee eon Union High School, ir g raduating with the class of 1955. He attended Sierra, Junior College for two years and then joined the U.Sy Forest Service and is current~ ly working intheDownie~ ville Forest Station. The young couple spent daughter, son-in-law and ajsoheard many other inter~. their honeymoon‘on the coast grandsons, the Clancy Green esting things, however, I family. don't want to get sued. Ray and Vi Smith were up ‘and toured the redwood country. from Daly City, to spend the weekend at their family, home in French Corral. Mary Lou Barker of Los Gatos hassoldher acreage on Tyler Road to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Walfe of Sacramento. Walfe is a retired contractor andhis wife is a retired registered nurse. They plan tc build a rustic cottage soon and their hobby is landscap~ ing so we can expect some~ thing beautiful to shape up. A Halloween party Saturday night at the NorthSan Juan school house was held in spite of the fire. Many of the adults, including wives nd mothers, left inthe middle of the party to help at Celestial Valley. Pre-school prize winner forthe prettiest costume was. the Kenneth Roberts' presented their new! daughter Deborah Ann. will be at 188 A, Squirrel Creek Road, Grass Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Jensen of Nevada City became the parents of a son, Chris William on November 5th, also at Sierra Memorial. We're running out of time..the paper must go to press..there's a lot of work to be done..time waits for no man, (or woman) sowe goin silence to our chores .eand even if it takes all night we'll get the job done.. Her new home If you had: A party..a baby ..awedding, Went vacationing..or sledding, Caught a plane..or the flu, Safaried to far Timbuctu, Shot a deer..caught a dear; . All of This we want to hear. ~ Don’t keep it to yourself alone, Get The Citizen on the phone.Call Grass Valley 126, Or Nevada City 126 rd