April 26, 1967 (32 pages)

f 4.. The Nugget.. April 26, 1967 Phone 265-2471 to register your club activity. April 26 N. C, Soroptimists, 12:00 noon N.C, Lions G.V. Elks N.C, Business & Professional Women Installation, Alta Sierra, 7:00 p.m, Social ~ Hour, 8:00 p,m, Dinner Newcomers Garden Club, Bret Harte Inn, 12:00 noon Kiwanis, Holiday House, G.V., 12L10 p,m, Men's Guest Day, Alta Sierra Country Club Lloyd Ulberg Exhibit, The Gallery, N.C., 1:30-4:00p.m,. G.V. Mobile Village Recreation Club Alta Sierra Women's Sierra View— Invitational Alta Sierra .Women's Northridge Open—handicap 0-36 April 27 Poaderosa Senior Citizens, Vet. Mem, Bldg., N.C., 12:00 noon Grass Valley Lions N.C. Rotary, The Broiler, So, Pine St., 12:00 noon Odd Fellows Lodge No, 12, 110 1/2 Mill St., G.V. 8:00p. m, G. V. Soroptimists, Empire Hotel, Luncheon-Meet, 12:00 noon Job's Daughters, Bethel No, 102 Masonic Temple, 7:30 p.m. G.V. Grass Valley Jaycees Unity Class, Vet, Mem, Bldg., G.V., 8:00 p.m. G. V. Mobile Village Recreation Club, Rec, Bldg., Mobile Village, Eve. Lloyd Ulberg Exhibit, The Gallery, Commercial St., N.C., 1:30-4:00 p.m. Nev. Co, C of C, Bd. of Dir., Court House Annex, 10:30 a m, ‘ Hazels, April 28 No, Calif, Art Auction, Arden Hill Swim & Tennis Club, 1315 Mission Ave., Sacto, Nev. Co, Horsemen Initiation, Spaghetti Dinner, 7:00 p.m, 50¢ per person Golden Age Senior Citizens Club, Vet, Mem, Bldg., G. V 12; :00 noon Banner Grange No, 627, Grange Hall on McCourtney Rd. , 8:00 p.m, Nev, Co, Horsemen's Association, Trail’s End Club House Past Presidents of Native Daughters, Vet, Mem, Bldg, 71:30 p.m, Lloyd Ulberg Exhibit, The Gallery, N.C, 1:30-4:00p, m, Alta Sierra C,Y,O, Charity Tour April 29 Pioneer Arts Club, Sketching, Red Castle, Nevada City Citizen of the Year Banquet, Nevada County Historical Society Dinner honoring Malcolm Hammill, 6:30p.m, Elks Hall, Tickets $38, 00 at Dickerman's Drug, Saunders Music Store, [rout Fishing Season opens No, Calif, Art Auction, Arden Hill Swim & Tennis Club, 1315 Mission Ave., Sacto, Whist Card Party, N.C. Soroptimist, held at N.C, Flementary School, 7:30 p,m, April ‘30 Church of your choice, Nevada County 4-H Rural Life Sunday Lloyd Ulberg Exhibit, The Gallery, N.C., 1:30°4:00p. m Timberline Toastmasters on Radio Sta, KGMS, Sacto, 1380 on your dial; 9:15 a, m,, Topic: Nevada Theatre y May 1 Timberline Toast Grass Valley Rotary Ladies’ Auxiliary Watt Park ~ Fire Department Grass Valley Eastern Star, Masonic Temple, 8:00 p.m, Grass Valley Jaycettes Friends of the Libraries, The Gallery, N.C., 7:30 p.m, Nevada City Council, City Hall, 8:00 p.m, LVN Division No, 19, Nev. Gen, Hosp., N.C., 8:00 p.m, Rough & Ready Fire Dept. Aux,, Grange Hall, 730p.m. May 2 American Legion Post No, 130 Timber Echoes Toastmistress Club Nevada City Eastern ia Masonic Temple, 8:00 p.m Grass Valley Masons Rockhounds N.D.G. W., Manzanita Parlor No, 29, G.V. Sierra Swingers Workshop T.O.P.S, Kalorie Kutters Nevada City Chamber of Commerce, 12:00 noon "Mad Hatter" luncheon, Nev. Co, Country Club, 12:00 noon May 3 Nev. Co, Women’s Card Group Vet, Mem, Bldg., G. V. Nevada City Lions Grass Valley Elks Nevada City Soroptimists, Hazels, 12:00 noon N.D.G, W. Laurel Parlor No.6 N.C. Vet. Mem, Bldg., 7:30 p.m. G.V. Business & Professional Women Kiwanis, Holiday 12:10 p.m. Chicago Park Garden Club, Annual May Luncheon at Gold Nugget, 12:00 noon Nevada County 4-H Council Meeting, Vet. Mem, Bldg., G. V. Sons ot Retirement, Bret Harte Hotel, G, V., 12:00 noon May 4 Ponderosa Senior Citizens, Vet, Mem, Bldg., N.C., 12:00 noon Grass Valley Lions Nevada City Rotary; The Broiler, 12:00 noon Odd Fellows Lodge No, 12, 110 2 Mill St., G.V., 8p.m. Grass Valley Soroptimists Empire Hotel, 12:00 noon Neighbors of Woodcraft No, 325, California Hall, N.C., 1: :30 p.m Nevada County Historical Soc, DeMolay Legal Secretaries Unity Class, G,V. Vet. Mem, Bldg,, 8:00 p.m, May 5 Golden Age Senior Citizens Club, G.V. Vet. Mem, Bldg, 12:00 noon Veterans Foreign Wars, Banner Mtn, Auxiliary No, 2655 Mother Lode Coin Club Nevada Commandry No, 9, Masonic Temple, G,. V. 8:00 p.m, \ Union Encampment & Ladies Auxiliary Paid Potluck, 110 1/2 Mill St. G.V. 6:30 p.m. Nev. Co, Legal Sécretaries Installation, Bret Bae Inn, 6:30 p. m, May 6 i, Ladies’ danitley Ophir Hill : Fire Dept, Rummage Sale, Firehouse on Colfax Hiway, 9:00 a.m, -4:00 p, m, Nev. City Firemen's Annual Ball, N,C, Elks Hall, 9:00 p.m, to 2:00 a.m, Neva Rebekah Lodge No, 119 Public Party, Odd Fellows Hall, N.C,, 7:30 p.m, American Society of Cancer Rummage Sale, 9:30 a,m, to 4:00 p,m, Nevada County Hi 4-H Meet‘ing, Vet. Mem, Bldg., G. V. The Righteous Brothers concert Sacto, Mem, Aud,, 8:30p,m, ~ Housé, jo Art Show May 6, In 6.V. A showing ofthe art works of local teachers will be held May 6 at Hennessy School in Grass Valley. The show will display works of more than 20 teachers who have been taking a five-session course designed to aid‘in the teaching of art to elementary students. Dr. Paul Beckman of Sacramento State College, instructor in the course, said the show will be de up of works done as part of the course. Dr. Beckman said the course will serve three purposes .First, it is a credit course designed not only to aid in the professional advancement of the teachers, but to better equip them to teach ‘art in the classroom. Finally, the class, through the coming art show will give the community an opportunity to see the finished products of studies made and work accomplished during the course. The show will be open to the public, free of charge, from 10 a.m. tol p.ma SIERRA NEVADA MEMORIAL HOSPIT AL Mr, and Mrs, Richard (Bonnie) Marin, of Grass Valley, became the parents of a son April 18, 1967, seees8 A daughter was born to Mr, and Mrs, Fernando (Carleen) Vasquez, of Nevada City, April 20, 1967. ‘Mr, and Mrs, Edward (Berna\ dette) Sylvester, of Grass Valley, became the parents of a daughter born April 20, 1967, A daughter was born to Mr, and Mrs,Robert (Jaunice) Kochis, of Grass Valley, April 24, 1967. NEVADA GENERAL HOSPITAL Mr, and Mrs, Alton (Deborah) Blanchard, of Grass Valley, became the parents of a son born April 14, 1967. Fifty year members who were honored during the 80th Anniversary celebration of the Laurel Parlor No. 6 were, left to right: Esther Mc Cluskey, Sarah Charonnat, Eleanor Bolton, Clara Jacobs and Ann Trewella. Native Daughters Honor Fifty Year Service Members Twenty-three members of the Native Daughters of the Golden West braved the snow showers and icy night to celebrate, and reminisce a bit, at the 80th Anniversary of Laurel Parlor on April 20, 1967. Regardless of the unpleasant weather, one of the warmest and happiest events of the season was enjoyed by all who attended due to the planning and artistic ability of Lenore Coughlin, chairman of the evening, ably assisted by Vera Steger and Ann Trewella. Preceding the business meeting, a delicious dinner was served at Hazel's in Nevada City. The tables were decorated with antique dolls from Lenore Coughlin's collection of 80 years, . beautifully gowned in the fashion of that era. The dolls were combined with pink and red camellias arranged in compotes given the Native Daughters years ago by Nellie Clarke, Josie Muscardini and Alison Watt.An Anniversary cake, decorated, and surrounded by Laurel leaves, added to the decor. One of the antique dolls used belonged to Mrs. James Colley. Honored for having given fifty years of ‘their lives as members of Laurel Parlor No. 6 were Esther McCluskey, Sarah Charonnat, Eleanor Bolton, Clara Jacobs and Ann Trewella. Honored guests introduced and welcomed were Phyllis Butz, Deputy Grand President to Laurel Parlor, Columbia Parlor No. 70) and Gladys Blanchard, Supervising District Deputy Grand President. Phyllis Butz, considered by Laurel Parlor as the "sunshine of the Parlor" whenever she visits, congratulated the Parlor on it's 80th Anniversary. Gladys Blanchard also offered her congratulations and told of a visit to Auburn's Parlor during the official visit of Hazel Mallette, Marshal. After six months absence because of illness, Sara Charonnat was most happy to be present and was given a big welcome by the members of the Parlor. Eleanor Bolton, who now resides in Marysville, was also welcomed back fora visit. During the business session, Gwen Anderson and Gladys Blanchard were nominated as delegates to Grand Parlor to be held at Santa Rosa in June. Mae Norton and Eleanor Bolton were chosen as alternates. Lenore Coughlin entertained by reading an article from The Morning Union of Thursday, April 22, 1909, telling of the 22nd birthday of Laurel Parlor. Luvia Kilroy also read an article from the Transcript, dated July 16, 1904, when the officers of 1904 were installed by Ollie Caries: ee

f 4... The Nugget... April 26, 1967 Phone 265-2471 to register your club activity. April 26 N. C, Soroptimists, 12:00 noon N.C, Lions G.V. Elks N.C, Business & Professional Women Installation, Alta Sierra, 7:00 p.m, Social ~ Hour, 8:00 p,m, Dinner Newcomers Garden Club, Bret Harte Inn, 12:00 noon Kiwanis, Holiday House, G.V., 12L10 p,m, Men's Guest Day, Alta Sierra Country Club Lloyd Ulberg Exhibit, The Gallery, N.C., 1:30-4:00p.m,. G.V. Mobile Village Recreation Club Alta Sierra Women's Sierra View— Invitational Alta Sierra .Women's Northridge Open—handicap 0-36 April 27 Poaderosa Senior Citizens, Vet. Mem, Bldg., N.C., 12:00 noon Grass Valley Lions N.C. Rotary, The Broiler, So, Pine St., 12:00 noon Odd Fellows Lodge No, 12, 110 1/2 Mill St., G.V. 8:00p. m, G. V. Soroptimists, Empire Hotel, Luncheon-Meet, 12:00 noon Job's Daughters, Bethel No, 102 Masonic Temple, 7:30 p.m. G.V. Grass Valley Jaycees Unity Class, Vet, Mem, Bldg., G.V., 8:00 p.m. G. V. Mobile Village Recreation Club, Rec, Bldg., Mobile Village, Eve. Lloyd Ulberg Exhibit, The Gallery, Commercial St., N.C., 1:30-4:00 p.m. Nev. Co, C of C, Bd. of Dir., Court House Annex, 10:30 a m, ‘ Hazels, April 28 No, Calif, Art Auction, Arden Hill Swim & Tennis Club, 1315 Mission Ave., Sacto, Nev. Co, Horsemen Initiation, Spaghetti Dinner, 7:00 p.m, 50¢ per person Golden Age Senior Citizens Club, Vet, Mem, Bldg., G. V 12; :00 noon Banner Grange No, 627, Grange Hall on McCourtney Rd. , 8:00 p.m, Nev, Co, Horsemen's Association, Trail’s End Club House Past Presidents of Native Daughters, Vet, Mem, Bldg, 71:30 p.m, Lloyd Ulberg Exhibit, The Gallery, N.C, 1:30-4:00p, m, Alta Sierra C,Y,O, Charity Tour April 29 Pioneer Arts Club, Sketching, Red Castle, Nevada City Citizen of the Year Banquet, Nevada County Historical Society Dinner honoring Malcolm Hammill, 6:30p.m, Elks Hall, Tickets $38, 00 at Dickerman's Drug, Saunders Music Store, [rout Fishing Season opens No, Calif, Art Auction, Arden Hill Swim & Tennis Club, 1315 Mission Ave., Sacto, Whist Card Party, N.C. Soroptimist, held at N.C, Flementary School, 7:30 p,m, April ‘30 Church of your choice, Nevada County 4-H Rural Life Sunday Lloyd Ulberg Exhibit, The Gallery, N.C., 1:30°4:00p. m Timberline Toastmasters on Radio Sta, KGMS, Sacto, 1380 on your dial; 9:15 a, m,, Topic: Nevada Theatre y May 1 Timberline Toast Grass Valley Rotary Ladies’ Auxiliary Watt Park ~ Fire Department Grass Valley Eastern Star, Masonic Temple, 8:00 p.m, Grass Valley Jaycettes Friends of the Libraries, The Gallery, N.C., 7:30 p.m, Nevada City Council, City Hall, 8:00 p.m, LVN Division No, 19, Nev. Gen, Hosp., N.C., 8:00 p.m, Rough & Ready Fire Dept. Aux,, Grange Hall, 730p.m. May 2 American Legion Post No, 130 Timber Echoes Toastmistress Club Nevada City Eastern ia Masonic Temple, 8:00 p.m Grass Valley Masons Rockhounds N.D.G. W., Manzanita Parlor No, 29, G.V. Sierra Swingers Workshop T.O.P.S, Kalorie Kutters Nevada City Chamber of Commerce, 12:00 noon "Mad Hatter" luncheon, Nev. Co, Country Club, 12:00 noon May 3 Nev. Co, Women’s Card Group Vet, Mem, Bldg., G. V. Nevada City Lions Grass Valley Elks Nevada City Soroptimists, Hazels, 12:00 noon N.D.G, W. Laurel Parlor No.6 N.C. Vet. Mem, Bldg., 7:30 p.m. G.V. Business & Professional Women Kiwanis, Holiday 12:10 p.m. Chicago Park Garden Club, Annual May Luncheon at Gold Nugget, 12:00 noon Nevada County 4-H Council Meeting, Vet. Mem, Bldg., G. V. Sons ot Retirement, Bret Harte Hotel, G, V., 12:00 noon May 4 Ponderosa Senior Citizens, Vet, Mem, Bldg., N.C., 12:00 noon Grass Valley Lions Nevada City Rotary; The Broiler, 12:00 noon Odd Fellows Lodge No, 12, 110 2 Mill St., G.V., 8p.m. Grass Valley Soroptimists Empire Hotel, 12:00 noon Neighbors of Woodcraft No, 325, California Hall, N.C., 1: :30 p.m

Nevada County Historical Soc, DeMolay Legal Secretaries Unity Class, G,V. Vet. Mem, Bldg,, 8:00 p.m, May 5 Golden Age Senior Citizens Club, G.V. Vet. Mem, Bldg, 12:00 noon Veterans Foreign Wars, Banner Mtn, Auxiliary No, 2655 Mother Lode Coin Club Nevada Commandry No, 9, Masonic Temple, G,. V. 8:00 p.m, \ Union Encampment & Ladies Auxiliary Paid Potluck, 110 1/2 Mill St. G.V. 6:30 p.m. Nev. Co, Legal Sécretaries Installation, Bret Bae Inn, 6:30 p. m, May 6 i, Ladies’ danitley Ophir Hill : Fire Dept, Rummage Sale, Firehouse on Colfax Hiway, 9:00 a.m, -4:00 p, m, Nev. City Firemen's Annual Ball, N,C, Elks Hall, 9:00 p.m, to 2:00 a.m, Neva Rebekah Lodge No, 119 Public Party, Odd Fellows Hall, N.C,, 7:30 p.m, American Society of Cancer Rummage Sale, 9:30 a,m, to 4:00 p,m, Nevada County Hi 4-H Meet‘ing, Vet. Mem, Bldg., G. V. The Righteous Brothers concert Sacto, Mem, Aud,, 8:30p,m, ~ Housé, jo Art Show May 6, In 6.V. A showing ofthe art works of local teachers will be held May 6 at Hennessy School in Grass Valley. The show will display works of more than 20 teachers who have been taking a five-session course designed to aid‘in the teaching of art to elementary students. Dr. Paul Beckman of Sacramento State College, instructor in the course, said the show will be de up of works done as part of the course. Dr. Beckman said the course will serve three purposes .First, it is a credit course designed not only to aid in the professional advancement of the teachers, but to better equip them to teach ‘art in the classroom. Finally, the class, through the coming art show will give the community an opportunity to see the finished products of studies made and work accomplished during the course. The show will be open to the public, free of charge, from 10 a.m. tol p.ma SIERRA NEVADA MEMORIAL HOSPIT AL Mr, and Mrs, Richard (Bonnie) Marin, of Grass Valley, became the parents of a son April 18, 1967, seees8 A daughter was born to Mr, and Mrs, Fernando (Carleen) Vasquez, of Nevada City, April 20, 1967. ‘Mr, and Mrs, Edward (Berna\ dette) Sylvester, of Grass Valley, became the parents of a daughter born April 20, 1967, A daughter was born to Mr, and Mrs,Robert (Jaunice) Kochis, of Grass Valley, April 24, 1967. NEVADA GENERAL HOSPITAL Mr, and Mrs, Alton (Deborah) Blanchard, of Grass Valley, became the parents of a son born April 14, 1967. Fifty year members who were honored during the 80th Anniversary celebration of the Laurel Parlor No. 6 were, left to right: Esther Mc Cluskey, Sarah Charonnat, Eleanor Bolton, Clara Jacobs and Ann Trewella. Native Daughters Honor Fifty Year Service Members Twenty-three members of the Native Daughters of the Golden West braved the snow showers and icy night to celebrate, and reminisce a bit, at the 80th Anniversary of Laurel Parlor on April 20, 1967. Regardless of the unpleasant weather, one of the warmest and happiest events of the season was enjoyed by all who attended due to the planning and artistic ability of Lenore Coughlin, chairman of the evening, ably assisted by Vera Steger and Ann Trewella. Preceding the business meeting, a delicious dinner was served at Hazel's in Nevada City. The tables were decorated with antique dolls from Lenore Coughlin's collection of 80 years, . beautifully gowned in the fashion of that era. The dolls were combined with pink and red camellias arranged in compotes given the Native Daughters years ago by Nellie Clarke, Josie Muscardini and Alison Watt.An Anniversary cake, decorated, and surrounded by Laurel leaves, added to the decor. One of the antique dolls used belonged to Mrs. James Colley. Honored for having given fifty years of ‘their lives as members of Laurel Parlor No. 6 were Esther McCluskey, Sarah Charonnat, Eleanor Bolton, Clara Jacobs and Ann Trewella. Honored guests introduced and welcomed were Phyllis Butz, Deputy Grand President to Laurel Parlor, Columbia Parlor No. 70) and Gladys Blanchard, Supervising District Deputy Grand President. Phyllis Butz, considered by Laurel Parlor as the "sunshine of the Parlor" whenever she visits, congratulated the Parlor on it's 80th Anniversary. Gladys Blanchard also offered her congratulations and told of a visit to Auburn's Parlor during the official visit of Hazel Mallette, Marshal. After six months absence because of illness, Sara Charonnat was most happy to be present and was given a big welcome by the members of the Parlor. Eleanor Bolton, who now resides in Marysville, was also welcomed back fora visit. During the business session, Gwen Anderson and Gladys Blanchard were nominated as delegates to Grand Parlor to be held at Santa Rosa in June. Mae Norton and Eleanor Bolton were chosen as alternates. Lenore Coughlin entertained by reading an article from The Morning Union of Thursday, April 22, 1909, telling of the 22nd birthday of Laurel Parlor. Luvia Kilroy also read an article from the Transcript, dated July 16, 1904, when the officers of 1904 were installed by Ollie Caries: ee