August 29, 1963 (16 pages)

.The Nugget.Page 16 be Reames ae Cee eee PR Ae LO . A #° a?) at2a?:at-aF at. = Four Local Residents Attend Doll Convention Four local members and seven from other communities represented the Camellia City Doll . Club of Sacramento at the annual . convention of the United Federa‘tion of Doll Clubs, Inc., held August 14-18 at the Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles. . day atthe Biltmore Ballroom and on Sunday a brunch was served in the Blue Ballroom, followed by installation of officers. . Theconyention favor given by the Angeleno Doll Club, who sponsored the convention, was a darling hand made wooden doll, GJOL GL 2VY’°a . August 29, 1963. Page 15. it. L.U. Aines Lt. L. D. Hines. Wins Silver Air Force Wings First Lieutenant Lehmann D. Hines of Tichomingo, Okla., has been awarded the silver wings of a United States Air Force navigator following his graduation from navigator training here. Lieutenant Hines received radar and celestial navigation training in Air Force T -29 “Flying Class~room" aircraft. He is being reas~ signed to Mather AFB, for advanced training. The lieutenant, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.P. Hines of 206 W. Ridge Road, Grass Valley, has a B.S. degree. Dorrell On Destroyer. __. Donald F. Dorrell, torpedoman's mate seaman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dorrell, 225 French Ave., Grass Valley is serving aboard the destroyer USS Somers current lyon an eightmonth tour of duty with the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. Maben Goes To Seattle Keith J. Maben, electrician's mate fireman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Maben of 522 Alta St., Grass Valley, a crew~ member of the ocean-going minesweeper USS Persistent, re~ cently participated in the annual Seattle Seafair celebration in Seattle, Wash. Registered from all over the United States were 476 doll collectors. Slide programs, workshops, doll exhibits and interesting talks on origin, making and identifying various dolls. Among the speakers were Ruth and. Bob Mathes on “Old Dolls”, Pat Schoonmaker on "K & R, Dolls’. Lewis Sorensen on “Wax Dolls" and Oliver Matheson on “Mechanical Dolls". Mrs. Helen Trimble of Los Angeles showed a slide picture of "Catherine Susan” a little wooden doll and her efforts in getting the convention on the way. Mrs. Gladys Dudley of Sacramento also showed an. animated picture of her homemade dolls. Close to one thousand rare and unusual dolls were on exhibit in the Blue Ballroom of the hotel. Mrs. Martha Farnsworth of Lincoln won three blue ribbons and Mrs, Lenore Coughlin of Nevada City won a third place with her so-called "Mama Parian" doll of 1862. Bustours were made to the Los Angeles County Museum and the Barnsdale Art Center where exhibits of dolls had been arranged for alltosee. Most of the group also wentto Disneyland, Knotts Berry Farm and Hobby City on another tour. A banquet was held on SaturFREE ESTIMATES . TOWN TALK e 265-2570 FreePick-up And Delive Z DELIVERED IN . SIERRE . SPRING WATER . MODERN COOLER? 70 Choose From 5 GAL. BOTTLES Smee a dats Phone 265-426 made by Mr. Sherman Smith of ‘Midvale, Utah and hand clothed by members of the club. Door prizes sent by members of the Federation were distributed to all present. Many of the clubs sent favors also with our Camellia City Club giving miniature hand made spoon holders for a doll house. Attending the banquet was Miss Jane Withers, movie actress who graciously gave her autograph to those who asked her. Mrs. Coughlin received one for her scrapbook. The 1964 convention will be held in Cincinnati, Ohio in August. Yi Attending from Nevada City was Mrs. “Lenore Coughlin and from Grass Valley were Mrs, Gladys Cross, Mrs, Edith Hancock and Mrs, Lydia Holub. These three trucks are part of the service team at Gra-Neva Appliances. Soroptimists Meet The Soroptimists Club of Western Nevada County will hold their first luncheon meeting Sept. 4 at Hazel’s, Nevada City. All members are requested to be present. 5 4 Extra Vous Every Day, Why Pay More c A U-SAVE SPECIAL for 3 Days Unly-THUR. FRI. & SAT, 29-30-31 CANADA DRY SOFT DRINKS © 10 Flavors---4 Low Calorie Flavors MIX -EM or MATCH-EM . se * &@ & & OPEN EVERY “THURSDAY NIGHT. GET YOUR FREE ‘DRAWING TICKET ‘ALICE’S STYLE SHOP * * * Cy ¥ * 313 Broad N.C. 265-4130 * [EONARD F. CAREY.Realtor Phone 273-4300---P,O, Box 944, Grass Valley, California Real Estate Investments -Mortgage Loans * MORE SPECIALS FOR YOUR HOLIDAY TREAT DIAL 273-8 COLD MANN-CHESTER BEER Marovich BEER ONE-WAY BOTTLES CASE 12 ats Vodka = Gin Mann-Chester Glassware --ice Cubes $389. Barretts A Blend, Pitre 6 Year Old Case of 24-12 .0z. Cans GET IT BY THE CASE COLD catia: RS aimless Chilled Premium Wines Also A TARGE VARIETY of IMPORTED WINES Brew 102 Beer Open Sundays & Holidays Whiskey ‘80 pr Open Daily Gam to 10pm Fridey and Seterdey 9em te lipm 6 ron 17 % Qts \ 3 : a

.The Nugget..Page 16 be Reames ae Cee eee PR Ae LO . A #° a?) at2a?:at-aF at. = Four Local Residents Attend Doll Convention Four local members and seven from other communities represented the Camellia City Doll . Club of Sacramento at the annual . convention of the United Federa‘tion of Doll Clubs, Inc., held August 14-18 at the Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles. . day atthe Biltmore Ballroom and on Sunday a brunch was served in the Blue Ballroom, followed by installation of officers. . Theconyention favor given by the Angeleno Doll Club, who sponsored the convention, was a darling hand made wooden doll, GJOL GL 2VY’°a . August 29, 1963. Page 15. it. L.U. Aines Lt. L. D. Hines. Wins Silver Air Force Wings First Lieutenant Lehmann D. Hines of Tichomingo, Okla., has been awarded the silver wings of a United States Air Force navigator following his graduation from navigator training here. Lieutenant Hines received radar and celestial navigation training in Air Force T -29 “Flying Class~room" aircraft. He is being reas~ signed to Mather AFB, for advanced training. The lieutenant, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.P. Hines of 206 W. Ridge Road, Grass Valley, has a B.S. degree. Dorrell On Destroyer. __. Donald F. Dorrell, torpedoman's mate seaman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dorrell, 225 French Ave., Grass Valley is serving aboard the destroyer USS Somers current lyon an eightmonth tour of duty with the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. Maben Goes To Seattle Keith J. Maben, electrician's mate fireman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Maben of 522 Alta St., Grass Valley, a crew~ member of the ocean-going minesweeper USS Persistent, re~ cently participated in the annual Seattle Seafair celebration in Seattle, Wash. Registered from all over the United States were 476 doll collectors. Slide programs, workshops, doll exhibits and interesting talks on origin, making and identifying various dolls. Among the speakers were Ruth and. Bob Mathes on “Old Dolls”, Pat Schoonmaker on "K & R, Dolls’. Lewis Sorensen on “Wax Dolls" and Oliver Matheson on “Mechanical Dolls". Mrs. Helen Trimble of Los Angeles showed a slide picture of "Catherine Susan” a little wooden doll and her efforts in getting the convention on the way. Mrs. Gladys Dudley of Sacramento also showed an. animated picture of her homemade dolls. Close to one thousand rare and unusual dolls were on exhibit in the Blue Ballroom of the hotel. Mrs. Martha Farnsworth of Lincoln won three blue ribbons and Mrs, Lenore Coughlin of Nevada City won a third place with her so-called "Mama Parian" doll of 1862. Bustours were made to the Los Angeles County Museum and the Barnsdale Art Center where exhibits of dolls had been arranged for alltosee. Most of the group also wentto Disneyland, Knotts Berry Farm and Hobby City on another tour. A banquet was held on SaturFREE ESTIMATES . TOWN TALK e 265-2570 FreePick-up And Delive Z

DELIVERED IN . SIERRE . SPRING WATER . MODERN COOLER? 70 Choose From 5 GAL. BOTTLES Smee a dats Phone 265-426 made by Mr. Sherman Smith of ‘Midvale, Utah and hand clothed by members of the club. Door prizes sent by members of the Federation were distributed to all present. Many of the clubs sent favors also with our Camellia City Club giving miniature hand made spoon holders for a doll house. Attending the banquet was Miss Jane Withers, movie actress who graciously gave her autograph to those who asked her. Mrs. Coughlin received one for her scrapbook. The 1964 convention will be held in Cincinnati, Ohio in August. Yi Attending from Nevada City was Mrs. “Lenore Coughlin and from Grass Valley were Mrs, Gladys Cross, Mrs, Edith Hancock and Mrs, Lydia Holub. These three trucks are part of the service team at Gra-Neva Appliances. Soroptimists Meet The Soroptimists Club of Western Nevada County will hold their first luncheon meeting Sept. 4 at Hazel’s, Nevada City. All members are requested to be present. 5 4 Extra Vous Every Day, Why Pay More c A U-SAVE SPECIAL for 3 Days Unly-THUR. FRI. & SAT, 29-30-31 CANADA DRY SOFT DRINKS © 10 Flavors---4 Low Calorie Flavors MIX -EM or MATCH-EM . se * &@ & & OPEN EVERY “THURSDAY NIGHT. GET YOUR FREE ‘DRAWING TICKET ‘ALICE’S STYLE SHOP * * * Cy ¥ * 313 Broad N.C. 265-4130 * [EONARD F. CAREY..Realtor Phone 273-4300---P,O, Box 944, Grass Valley, California Real Estate Investments -Mortgage Loans * MORE SPECIALS FOR YOUR HOLIDAY TREAT DIAL 273-8 COLD MANN-CHESTER BEER Marovich BEER ONE-WAY BOTTLES CASE 12 ats Vodka = Gin Mann-Chester Glassware --ice Cubes $389. Barretts A Blend, Pitre 6 Year Old Case of 24-12 .0z. Cans GET IT BY THE CASE COLD catia: RS aimless Chilled Premium Wines Also A TARGE VARIETY of IMPORTED WINES Brew 102 Beer Open Sundays & Holidays Whiskey ‘80 pr Open Daily Gam to 10pm Fridey and Seterdey 9em te lipm 6 ron 17 % Qts \ 3 : a