April 12, 1961 (12 pages)

Ss. ng Is, 1S NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, Wednesday, April 12, 1961.Page 5 For Full Details Today Contact spd s/s BY NORMA MEADE Mrs. Hass was givena dinner in her honor on her birthday Sunday. Thedinner was at the home of the O ‘Shaughneey'sofLoma Rica. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Hass, Mrs. and Mr. H.J. ——etigeend N=. and-Mrs, Dale Smith, : : * bd s * T he Jitney dinner at the Ready Springs School was a very successful affair. The later part of the dinner hour was enhanced by the playing of Michael Fiesel, who play_ed several selections on hisaccordian. Mrs. Hass gave dramatic readings before the dancing began. She completely captured her audience. The children had movies in another room and TO HELP PAY YOUR DOCTOR and HOSPITAL BILLS Bere Shicld, »rsonal Protection Plan . NO CANCELLATION of coverage because of age, physical condition or use of benefits! CURNOW HALLS INSURANCE 316 Broad St. Dial.265-4586 y Springs iodndu Patterson Bldg. 122 W. Main Hours 10-5*Mon, thru’Friday The Emanual Episcopal Church, Grass Valley, banked with daffodils, jonquills and greenery, was the setting March 12 for the beautiful double ring wedding ceremony of Deanne McCauley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Dean McCauley, 507 W Main Street, Grass Valley, and Bruce Allen "Kip" lliff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hatfield, 201 16th Street, West Sacramento. The Reverend Robert Noble officiated, To the organ strains of Lohengrin, the lovely bride was escorted down the aisle and given in marriage by her father. She wore a beautiful gown of silk organza and imported French lace over Tulle and silk taffeta. The bodice of Chantilly lace featured a scolloped Sabrina necklace re-embroidered with mother of pearl pailettes and long tapered sleeves, The Empire bodice was underscored with silk organza, centered with aflatdior bow. The basque waistline and full bouffant skirt ended in a cotillion sweep. Her veil was a finger-tip length tulle flowing froma pearl crown. She carried a single orchid with stephanotis on a white prayer book. Mrs, Eillene Collier, Sacramento, cousin of the bride, was the matron of honor, Her gown was a street length bell sheath of yellow taffeta accented by a yellow and blue carnation nosegay. Bridesmaids were Miss Paula Young, Salinas, Mrs. ~~ — ~ Mrs. Hass told them a story = w hich impressed them all. Jeff Blain’s Combo played for the dance and also entertained during the dinner hour. These young boys are working at something constructive. ~{~predict that in a short time they will be giving professionals serious competition. : * «© * * Ladies of the Penn Valley area who would like to join the Women's Auxiliary are invited to the meeting Friday at 7:30 p.m. The meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Richard Boodleman, with Phylis and Linda Fiesel cohostessing. * * * * W eekend visitors to the Floyd Hyatt home were Mrs, Hyatt's sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Reed and daughter, Susan, Sacramento, for a birthday dinner for LaNetta Hyatt who is now five. LaNetta's sister and family were alsothere, Mr. and Mrs, Errol Christman and son Kirk. a * ae * Mrs. Scott, the former Darcy Murphy was visiting her mother with her brand new baby boy. Optometrist & Orthoptist +tttttt4 + Phone 273GOLDEN ARROW RANCH GUEST RANCH and RESORT MOTEL GOLD RUN, CALIFORNIA axel Judy Judd, Davis, and Mrs. Diane Pingree, Fair Oaks. Their gowns were street . length bell sheaths of blue taffeta accented by yellow BREAKFAST *LUNCH * DINNER OPEN EVERY DAY— ALL BAY and blue carnation nosegays. Little Susan Bravo, 4, Nevada City, acted as flower girl in a dainty blue dacron Souvenirs dress with white lace trimJohn V. and Helen Hartmire, owners . Phone ALTA 5352 Pye Exit Freeway at Gold Run, turn right on Magra Road W. J. SMITH, "Old 40," 1/2 Mile West MR. AND MRS. BRUCE ALLEN ILIFF ming. She carried a nosegay of small white carnations, The groom's attendants included Larry Bowler, SacPhoto by Barbara Snow Mast, Picture Wire LICENSE CONICAL ANTENNA DO IT YOURSELF KIT $17.95 value $25" to 53500 ne 25" Table Models ALL SERVICE BY FEDERALY Ud 4 AS LICENSED TECHNICIAN--Ist . CLASS RADIO TELEPHONE : 218 Broad St. N.C. ramento, as the best man. BAY Chuchs TELEVISION 2 ees eS ee eT Guy Wire & All Hardware Si 2 i * — 3 S Se a ee a 100 Everything Over $50.00 Guaranteed Everything Under $50.00 Guaranteed To Work When Purchased PIONEER VILLAGE . 162 S. AUBURN ' Phone 3.3576 Ushers were Mike McCauley, brother of the bride, Jerry Krale, West Sacramento ‘ and Ron Cameron, Sacramento. Miss Verna Thompson soloists of Los Angehes, beautifully rendered "Oh Perfect Love" and "A Wedding Prayer" accompanied on the orq@an_by Mrs, Bosworth, Towers; McCauley, mother of the bride, wore a two piece cocktail plaited skirt dress of navy blue accented by a white ostrich feather hat. Shewore a cymbidium orchid corsage and carried a navy Corday bag. Mrs. Hatfield, mother of thegroom, wore a Lavender Knit suit with black accessories. Her corage was a cymbidium orchid. Following the impressive ceremony, the young couple was honored witha reception held in the Frank Buck Hall, beautifully decorated in green and gold with pink and white camellias, where they received the congratulations of the 200 guests attending. The highlight of the reception was the traditional cutting of the wedding cake by the honored couple. The cake was made by the bride's father, as promised years ago. The cake was heart shaped andtieredto a height of five feet, blue and white in color with white camellias floating around the bottom. Those serving were Mary LouJean, Sacramento, Marilyn Sanders, Oakdale, Sharon Hollingshead, Sacramento and Susan Goss, Salinas. Miss Areta-Jo Hatfield, sister of groom, was in charge of the guest book, T he bride was graduated from Nevada Union High Schoolin1958. She also attended Sierra Junior College and Hartnell College. At thetime of her marriage, she was employed as secretary for an electral constrution company. The groom attended West Acres and James Marshall High, graduating in 1957. Heis employed by the State RABBIT EARS INSIDE ANTENNA $7.95 value § 450 DEANNE McCAULEY WEDS ILIFF . Department of Education in Sacramento, After a short honeymoon, the young couple are at home at the Capital City Apts, Unit #2, 3405 Evergreen Circle, Apt. #12, West Sacramento. T he bride chose beige imported silk with striped cumberbund for traveling. The out of town guests attending the wedding were Mrs. Gladys Drake, Modesto, maternal grandmother; Mrs. Alice McCauley, Los Banos, paternal grandmother; Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Drake, Merced, maternal grandfather & wife; Mr. andMrs, Bill Sanders, andchildren, Oakdale; Mr. and Mrs. Don Gay and grandchildren, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. Reed McCauley, Fresno; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Horner and children, Fresno; Mr. and Mrs. Don McCauley, Sacramento; Mrs. Kenneth Henryson and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Young, Salinas, and Mr. and -Mrs. Dorcey, Sacramento. "Come in and see the new Mohawk all. nylon carpet. Tweed patterns priced at a tiny $6.95 sq. yd.” All Wool Corlane Mohawk* formerly $8.95.NOW $7.95 Me Wes fa uh REDUCTIONS IN QUALITY LINOLEUMS REMNANTS 1/2 PRICE ———_— JIM HEATHER Floor Covering AE AK 2 2 ek 2 2 2 ok 233 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY Phone 273-6028 545° to 595% Consols * THE OLDEST TV SALES & SERVICE IN THE COUNTY

Ss. ng Is, 1S NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET, Wednesday, April 12, 1961..Page 5 For Full Details Today Contact spd s/s BY NORMA MEADE Mrs. Hass was givena dinner in her honor on her birthday Sunday. Thedinner was at the home of the O ‘Shaughneey'sofLoma Rica. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Hass, Mrs. and Mr. H.J. ——etigeend N=. and-Mrs, Dale Smith, : : * bd s * T he Jitney dinner at the Ready Springs School was a very successful affair. The later part of the dinner hour was enhanced by the playing of Michael Fiesel, who play_ed several selections on hisaccordian. Mrs. Hass gave dramatic readings before the dancing began. She completely captured her audience. The children had movies in another room and TO HELP PAY YOUR DOCTOR and HOSPITAL BILLS Bere Shicld, »rsonal Protection Plan . NO CANCELLATION of coverage because of age, physical condition or use of benefits! CURNOW HALLS INSURANCE 316 Broad St. Dial.265-4586 y Springs iodndu Patterson Bldg. 122 W. Main Hours 10-5*Mon, thru’Friday The Emanual Episcopal Church, Grass Valley, banked with daffodils, jonquills and greenery, was the setting March 12 for the beautiful double ring wedding ceremony of Deanne McCauley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Dean McCauley, 507 W Main Street, Grass Valley, and Bruce Allen "Kip" lliff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hatfield, 201 16th Street, West Sacramento. The Reverend Robert Noble officiated, To the organ strains of Lohengrin, the lovely bride was escorted down the aisle and given in marriage by her father. She wore a beautiful gown of silk organza and imported French lace over Tulle and silk taffeta. The bodice of Chantilly lace featured a scolloped Sabrina necklace re-embroidered with mother of pearl pailettes and long tapered sleeves, The Empire bodice was underscored with silk organza, centered with aflatdior bow. The basque waistline and full bouffant skirt ended in a cotillion sweep. Her veil was a finger-tip length tulle flowing froma pearl crown. She carried a single orchid with stephanotis on a white prayer book. Mrs, Eillene Collier, Sacramento, cousin of the bride, was the matron of honor, Her gown was a street length bell sheath of yellow taffeta accented by a yellow and blue carnation nosegay. Bridesmaids were Miss Paula Young, Salinas, Mrs. ~~ — ~ Mrs. Hass told them a story = w hich impressed them all. Jeff Blain’s Combo played for the dance and also entertained during the dinner hour. These young boys are working at something constructive. ~{~predict that in a short time they will be giving professionals serious competition. : * «© * * Ladies of the Penn Valley area who would like to join the Women's Auxiliary are invited to the meeting Friday at 7:30 p.m. The meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Richard Boodleman, with Phylis and Linda Fiesel cohostessing. * * * * W eekend visitors to the Floyd Hyatt home were Mrs, Hyatt's sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Reed and daughter, Susan, Sacramento, for a birthday dinner for LaNetta Hyatt who is now five. LaNetta's sister and family were alsothere, Mr. and Mrs, Errol Christman and son Kirk. a * ae * Mrs. Scott, the former Darcy Murphy was visiting her mother with her brand new baby boy. Optometrist & Orthoptist +tttttt4 + Phone 273GOLDEN ARROW RANCH GUEST RANCH and RESORT MOTEL GOLD RUN, CALIFORNIA axel Judy Judd, Davis, and Mrs. Diane Pingree, Fair Oaks. Their gowns were street . length bell sheaths of blue taffeta accented by yellow BREAKFAST *LUNCH * DINNER OPEN EVERY DAY— ALL BAY and blue carnation nosegays. Little Susan Bravo, 4, Nevada City, acted as flower girl in a dainty blue dacron Souvenirs dress with white lace trimJohn V. and Helen Hartmire, owners . Phone ALTA 5352 Pye Exit Freeway at Gold Run, turn right on Magra Road W. J. SMITH, "Old 40," 1/2 Mile West

MR. AND MRS. BRUCE ALLEN ILIFF ming. She carried a nosegay of small white carnations, The groom's attendants included Larry Bowler, SacPhoto by Barbara Snow Mast, Picture Wire LICENSE CONICAL ANTENNA DO IT YOURSELF KIT $17.95 value $25" to 53500 ne 25" Table Models ALL SERVICE BY FEDERALY Ud 4 AS LICENSED TECHNICIAN--Ist . CLASS RADIO TELEPHONE : 218 Broad St. N.C. ramento, as the best man. BAY Chuchs TELEVISION 2 ees eS ee eT Guy Wire & All Hardware Si 2 i * — 3 S Se a ee a 100 Everything Over $50.00 Guaranteed Everything Under $50.00 Guaranteed To Work When Purchased PIONEER VILLAGE .. 162 S. AUBURN ' Phone 3.3576 Ushers were Mike McCauley, brother of the bride, Jerry Krale, West Sacramento ‘ and Ron Cameron, Sacramento. Miss Verna Thompson soloists of Los Angehes, beautifully rendered "Oh Perfect Love" and "A Wedding Prayer" accompanied on the orq@an_by Mrs, Bosworth, Towers; McCauley, mother of the bride, wore a two piece cocktail plaited skirt dress of navy blue accented by a white ostrich feather hat. Shewore a cymbidium orchid corsage and carried a navy Corday bag. Mrs. Hatfield, mother of thegroom, wore a Lavender Knit suit with black accessories. Her corage was a cymbidium orchid. Following the impressive ceremony, the young couple was honored witha reception held in the Frank Buck Hall, beautifully decorated in green and gold with pink and white camellias, where they received the congratulations of the 200 guests attending. The highlight of the reception was the traditional cutting of the wedding cake by the honored couple. The cake was made by the bride's father, as promised years ago. The cake was heart shaped andtieredto a height of five feet, blue and white in color with white camellias floating around the bottom. Those serving were Mary LouJean, Sacramento, Marilyn Sanders, Oakdale, Sharon Hollingshead, Sacramento and Susan Goss, Salinas. Miss Areta-Jo Hatfield, sister of groom, was in charge of the guest book, T he bride was graduated from Nevada Union High Schoolin1958. She also attended Sierra Junior College and Hartnell College. At thetime of her marriage, she was employed as secretary for an electral constrution company. The groom attended West Acres and James Marshall High, graduating in 1957. Heis employed by the State RABBIT EARS INSIDE ANTENNA $7.95 value § 450 DEANNE McCAULEY WEDS ILIFF . Department of Education in Sacramento, After a short honeymoon, the young couple are at home at the Capital City Apts, Unit #2, 3405 Evergreen Circle, Apt. #12, West Sacramento. T he bride chose beige imported silk with striped cumberbund for traveling. The out of town guests attending the wedding were Mrs. Gladys Drake, Modesto, maternal grandmother; Mrs. Alice McCauley, Los Banos, paternal grandmother; Mr. and Mrs. C.A. Drake, Merced, maternal grandfather & wife; Mr. andMrs, Bill Sanders, andchildren, Oakdale; Mr. and Mrs. Don Gay and grandchildren, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. Reed McCauley, Fresno; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Horner and children, Fresno; Mr. and Mrs. Don McCauley, Sacramento; Mrs. Kenneth Henryson and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Young, Salinas, and Mr. and -Mrs. Dorcey, Sacramento. "Come in and see the new Mohawk all. nylon carpet. Tweed patterns priced at a tiny $6.95 sq. yd.” All Wool Corlane Mohawk* formerly $8.95..NOW $7.95 Me Wes fa uh REDUCTIONS IN QUALITY LINOLEUMS REMNANTS 1/2 PRICE ———_— JIM HEATHER Floor Covering AE AK 2 2 ek 2 2 2 ok 233 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY Phone 273-6028 545° to 595% Consols * THE OLDEST TV SALES & SERVICE IN THE COUNTY