August 24, 1966 (20 pages)

ete ne ye gare ree ee Sok ee SE ee one — a OL A ETE Ta Ar tm tg till ta te is Nevada County Nugget. . August 24, 1966,.19 . NevadaCounty Legal Secretaries Will Meet September 1 st At The Casa Gonzalez Governors of Legal Secretaries, Inc, at their quarterly meeting held recently at Sportsman's Lodge Hotel in North Hollywood, selected asthe state group's annual philanthropic project the awarding of not less than three scholarships to prospective legal secretaries entering their second year of college studies, and another scholarship to a woman law student. The scholarships, to be awarded in May, will be financed through individual ways and means projects of each of California 48 associations, Elizabeth Price is spending the month of August with her grandmother, Mrs. Walter E. Price, of Wet Hill Road, Nevada City, Elizabeth, or “Becky” to her _ Inany local friends, lives in San Leandro and will be a sophomore in the Marina High School this coming term, She hopes someday to be an airline stewardess, For further information concerning the scholarships contact Dee Mautino, Governor of the local association orLeona Allred, president, Glendale-Burbank Legal Secretaries Association, with the assistance of San Fernando Valley Legal Secretaries Association, hosted the quarterly meet, The next meeting of the Board of Governors isscheduled for November at the Edgewater Beach Hotel in Long Beach, The September meeting of the Nevada County Legal SecreNew Records Will Arrive Soon At The Nevada City Library A collection of new records was recently received from Columbia Records by the Friends of the Libraries and will soon be available for circulation, This was reported at the board meeting held August 10, at the Nevada City Library by Lucile Sheffel, The children's section of the library which was being renovated, isnow ready and is being used by the children, Plans for a children's reading program will be made by the next meeting. The teachers will be invited to the Friend's October meeting in an attempt to coordinate school and library needs, A memorial for Thelma Nelson will be given by the Friends of the Libraries. Two books on California were decided to be the most fitting as her interests were in California history, By Cy Armstrong FPRUGCEEE> DORFER DOINES P.O. Box 1267 The Tahoe Forest Hospital has. moved into its new addition here. last week, This will more than. double the old capacity and bring the total to 44 beds, a maternity suite, a two room surgical suite and recovery room, and a labor and delivery room, The old part of the hospital is now being renovated and should be complete in about two months. A formal open house and dedication will be held later, eeee8 A. Teichert & Son, Inc, has , recently purchased Clements Rock Products near Donner Lake, The Clements company provided the major part of the gravel and other aggregate for the construction of the Interstate 80 Freeway in this area, and under Teichert and So will continue to produce gravel, ready mix and asphalt for local customers, e@eeeeses Residents of the.Tahoe City Public Utility District have passed a $1 million bond issue bya 310 10 margin tocastruct anew sewage disposal plant. This will be a part of the huge regional disposal plan. Construction of the Donner Lake area section has already begun, eeeess The annual Clampers celebration was held Saturday, The colorful red shirted members of E Clampus Vitus gathered in Truckee for a barbeque and the installing of a plaque on the old Truckee Jail. The old jail, which has held some of the most hardened criminals in the west, was repainted in the front by the Truckee Clampers prior to the celebration and plaque dedication, _Eastern Star Has First Meeting Of The Summer Evangeline Chapter No, 9, Order of Eastern Star, Nevada City, held their first meeting after summer vacation on August 16, Worthy Matron, Alice Zimmerman, and Worthy Patron, Wayne Fowler, presided over the business meeting, This being “Friendship Night” the stations were held by courtesy officers, Worthy Matron, Norma Beretta, of Bethany Chapter, Colfax, and Worthy Patron, Al Macey of Aurora Chapter, Grass Valley, presided over the opening and closing of the meeting. The other stations were held by courtesy officers from Truckee Chapter, Truckee; Pelton Chapter, Camptcaville; Placer Chapter, Dutch Flat; Bethany Chapter, Colfax and Aurora Chapter, Grass Valley, Worthy Matron, Alice Zimmerman, read a poem on friendship after the close of chapter, Following the reading, Robert Hopkins showed color slides on Canada, taries Association will be held on September 1, at the Casa Gonzales in Nevada City, The Governor will report on events at the North Hollywood conference and plans will be made for the various committees during the balance of the year. Sharon Braasch And Lee Basinger Are Married In Oakland A wedding of interest to residents of the Truckee area is that of Sharon Leilani Braasch and Lee Alvin Basinger, They were married August 10 in the Oakland Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Leilani is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Lester Braasch of Truckee, Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth * Basinger of San Lorenzo are the parents of the bridegroom, A reception washeld August 13 at the home of the bride's parents in Truckee, Banner Grange Will Obligate Four Banner Grange No, 627 will hold their monthly meeting at 8:00 p. m, Friday, in the Grange Hall on McCourtney Road, Grass Valley, with Master Earnest Mason, presiding. Fournew members, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Gemmill, and Mr, and Mrs. Trout, will be obligated, Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson, Grass Valley, were admitted by demit, Thomas Jourden Ends Training Marine Private Thomas J, Jourden, son of Mr, and Mrs, Forest J. Jourden of 219 s, Church St., Grass Valley, has completed: four weeks of individual combat training at Camp Pendleton, During the training period, he received more than 200 hours of instruction in guerrilla warfare, the use of infantry wea= pons, combat patrols, and squad tactics, His next assignment is four weeks of basic specialist training to prepare him for a specific job in the Maring Corps, Marines to be assigned to infantry units will be taught sub-specialties such as the technical operation of the machine gun, grenade launcher, or mortar, Those entering highly skilled occupational fields will receive advancedtraining at resident technical schools, Ob EE, THIS OUP of legal children was + ith” xs, busy Monday fixing up the school bus stop on Ridge Road close to the entrance to Bella Vista Estates. The renovation work was the idea of Susan Farchi and Carol Englebretson. The girls said they wanted the shelter to look_nice— and to make it warm for the winter. Shown above (left to right) during a lull in the work are: Tommy Kraushaar, Susan Farchi, Hank Parchi, Lee Cresswell, Warren Cresswell and CarolEnglebretson. The group is shown below hard at work. ‘Registration At Mount Saint Marys Starts Aug. 29 th Registration for students of Mount Saint Marys element and secondary schools will take place August 29 through Sept. Ze Sister Mary Paulette, R.S.M. principal of grades one through eight, has announced that she willenroll all students for these grades between 2:00-4:00 p.m, August 29, Also between 9:00 and 11:00 a.m, and 2:004:00 p.m. on August 30-31, Fees will be payable at this time, Sister Mary Jonavilla,R.S.M,, the new high school principal who comes to/Grass Valley from Independence, Missouri and holds a Master's Degree from Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska, announces the following schedule for high school registration: Seniors will register from 9:00-12:00 noon and juniors will register from 1:004:00 p.m. onThursday, Sophomores will register from 9:0012:00 noon, and the Freshmen will registér from 1:00-4:00 P-m. on Friday, Fees are payable at this time and books may be purchased, All elementary teachers will be attending the Diocesan Teachers* Institute in Sacramento September 1-2, School for both grade and high school will be in session for a half day September 6 before beginning regular full days, Measurement for high school girls* uniforms will be announced later. Civic Club Has Potluck Lunch In Pioneer Park The Nevada City Women's Civic Club held a very enjoyable pot luck luncheon under the trees at the picnic grounds at Pioneer Park on August 17, One member took off her shoes and dabbled her feet in the cool water of the stream, After lunch a brief business meeting was conducted by Mrs, Winifred Creegan, president. A letter from the Nevada County Children ‘s Luke mia Fund was read and the members voted to make a contribution of $10 to that organization, Tentative plans were discussed for the Sutter District Convention which will be held here on April 4-5, 1967, Nevada City Women's Civic.Club will be hostesses for the convention and approximately 200 delegates are expected to attend, Mrs, Lois Stevens will serve as chairman of the committee to make the arrangements,

ete ne ye gare ree ee Sok ee SE ee one — a OL A ETE Ta Ar tm tg till ta te is Nevada County Nugget. . August 24, 1966,.19 . NevadaCounty Legal Secretaries Will Meet September 1 st At The Casa Gonzalez Governors of Legal Secretaries, Inc, at their quarterly meeting held recently at Sportsman's Lodge Hotel in North Hollywood, selected asthe state group's annual philanthropic project the awarding of not less than three scholarships to prospective legal secretaries entering their second year of college studies, and another scholarship to a woman law student. The scholarships, to be awarded in May, will be financed through individual ways and means projects of each of California 48 associations, Elizabeth Price is spending the month of August with her grandmother, Mrs. Walter E. Price, of Wet Hill Road, Nevada City, Elizabeth, or “Becky” to her _ Inany local friends, lives in San Leandro and will be a sophomore in the Marina High School this coming term, She hopes someday to be an airline stewardess, For further information concerning the scholarships contact Dee Mautino, Governor of the local association orLeona Allred, president, Glendale-Burbank Legal Secretaries Association, with the assistance of San Fernando Valley Legal Secretaries Association, hosted the quarterly meet, The next meeting of the Board of Governors isscheduled for November at the Edgewater Beach Hotel in Long Beach, The September meeting of the Nevada County Legal SecreNew Records Will Arrive Soon At The Nevada City Library A collection of new records was recently received from Columbia Records by the Friends of the Libraries and will soon be available for circulation, This was reported at the board meeting held August 10, at the Nevada City Library by Lucile Sheffel, The children's section of the library which was being renovated, isnow ready and is being used by the children, Plans for a children's reading program will be made by the next meeting. The teachers will be invited to the Friend's October meeting in an attempt to coordinate school and library needs, A memorial for Thelma Nelson will be given by the Friends of the Libraries. Two books on California were decided to be the most fitting as her interests were in California history, By Cy Armstrong FPRUGCEEE> DORFER DOINES P.O. Box 1267 The Tahoe Forest Hospital has. moved into its new addition here. last week, This will more than. double the old capacity and bring the total to 44 beds, a maternity suite, a two room surgical suite and recovery room, and a labor and delivery room, The old part of the hospital is now being renovated and should be complete in about two months. A formal open house and dedication will be held later, eeee8 A. Teichert & Son, Inc, has , recently purchased Clements Rock Products near Donner Lake, The Clements company provided the major part of the gravel and other aggregate for the construction of the Interstate 80 Freeway in this area, and under Teichert and So will continue to produce gravel, ready mix and asphalt for local customers, e@eeeeses Residents of the.Tahoe City Public Utility District have passed a $1 million bond issue bya 310 10 margin tocastruct anew sewage disposal plant. This will be a part of the huge regional disposal plan. Construction of the Donner Lake area section has already begun, eeeess The annual Clampers celebration was held Saturday, The colorful red shirted members of E Clampus Vitus gathered in Truckee for a barbeque and the installing of a plaque on the old Truckee Jail. The old jail, which has held some of the most hardened criminals in the west, was repainted in the front by the Truckee Clampers prior to the celebration and plaque dedication, _Eastern Star Has First Meeting Of The Summer Evangeline Chapter No, 9, Order of Eastern Star, Nevada City, held their first meeting after summer vacation on August 16, Worthy Matron, Alice Zimmerman, and Worthy Patron, Wayne Fowler, presided over the business meeting, This being “Friendship Night” the stations were held by courtesy officers, Worthy Matron, Norma Beretta, of Bethany Chapter, Colfax, and Worthy Patron, Al Macey of Aurora Chapter, Grass Valley, presided over the opening and closing of the meeting. The other stations were held by courtesy officers from Truckee Chapter, Truckee; Pelton Chapter, Camptcaville; Placer Chapter, Dutch Flat; Bethany Chapter, Colfax and Aurora Chapter, Grass Valley, Worthy Matron, Alice Zimmerman, read a poem on friendship after the close of chapter, Following the reading, Robert

Hopkins showed color slides on Canada, taries Association will be held on September 1, at the Casa Gonzales in Nevada City, The Governor will report on events at the North Hollywood conference and plans will be made for the various committees during the balance of the year. Sharon Braasch And Lee Basinger Are Married In Oakland A wedding of interest to residents of the Truckee area is that of Sharon Leilani Braasch and Lee Alvin Basinger, They were married August 10 in the Oakland Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Leilani is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Lester Braasch of Truckee, Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth * Basinger of San Lorenzo are the parents of the bridegroom, A reception washeld August 13 at the home of the bride's parents in Truckee, Banner Grange Will Obligate Four Banner Grange No, 627 will hold their monthly meeting at 8:00 p. m, Friday, in the Grange Hall on McCourtney Road, Grass Valley, with Master Earnest Mason, presiding. Fournew members, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Gemmill, and Mr, and Mrs. Trout, will be obligated, Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson, Grass Valley, were admitted by demit, Thomas Jourden Ends Training Marine Private Thomas J, Jourden, son of Mr, and Mrs, Forest J. Jourden of 219 s, Church St., Grass Valley, has completed: four weeks of individual combat training at Camp Pendleton, During the training period, he received more than 200 hours of instruction in guerrilla warfare, the use of infantry wea= pons, combat patrols, and squad tactics, His next assignment is four weeks of basic specialist training to prepare him for a specific job in the Maring Corps, Marines to be assigned to infantry units will be taught sub-specialties such as the technical operation of the machine gun, grenade launcher, or mortar, Those entering highly skilled occupational fields will receive advancedtraining at resident technical schools, Ob EE, THIS OUP of legal children was + ith” xs, busy Monday fixing up the school bus stop on Ridge Road close to the entrance to Bella Vista Estates. The renovation work was the idea of Susan Farchi and Carol Englebretson. The girls said they wanted the shelter to look_nice— and to make it warm for the winter. Shown above (left to right) during a lull in the work are: Tommy Kraushaar, Susan Farchi, Hank Parchi, Lee Cresswell, Warren Cresswell and CarolEnglebretson. The group is shown below hard at work. ‘Registration At Mount Saint Marys Starts Aug. 29 th Registration for students of Mount Saint Marys element and secondary schools will take place August 29 through Sept. Ze Sister Mary Paulette, R.S.M. principal of grades one through eight, has announced that she willenroll all students for these grades between 2:00-4:00 p.m, August 29, Also between 9:00 and 11:00 a.m, and 2:004:00 p.m. on August 30-31, Fees will be payable at this time, Sister Mary Jonavilla,R.S.M,, the new high school principal who comes to/Grass Valley from Independence, Missouri and holds a Master's Degree from Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska, announces the following schedule for high school registration: Seniors will register from 9:00-12:00 noon and juniors will register from 1:004:00 p.m. onThursday, Sophomores will register from 9:0012:00 noon, and the Freshmen will registér from 1:00-4:00 P-m. on Friday, Fees are payable at this time and books may be purchased, All elementary teachers will be attending the Diocesan Teachers* Institute in Sacramento September 1-2, School for both grade and high school will be in session for a half day September 6 before beginning regular full days, Measurement for high school girls* uniforms will be announced later. Civic Club Has Potluck Lunch In Pioneer Park The Nevada City Women's Civic Club held a very enjoyable pot luck luncheon under the trees at the picnic grounds at Pioneer Park on August 17, One member took off her shoes and dabbled her feet in the cool water of the stream, After lunch a brief business meeting was conducted by Mrs, Winifred Creegan, president. A letter from the Nevada County Children ‘s Luke mia Fund was read and the members voted to make a contribution of $10 to that organization, Tentative plans were discussed for the Sutter District Convention which will be held here on April 4-5, 1967, Nevada City Women's Civic.Club will be hostesses for the convention and approximately 200 delegates are expected to attend, Mrs, Lois Stevens will serve as chairman of the committee to make the arrangements,