August 30, 1967 (16 pages)

THE NEWLYWEDS MR. AND MRS, Patrick Carr with the officiating clergyman, Daly. Photo by Mills Studio. Linda Smith Wears Silk and Lace for Wedding to Patrick Carr Linda Ann Smith and Patrick E. Carr exchanged wedding vows and rings July 15 in St. Canice Catholic Church with the Rev. William Daly officiating.Vases of white stock, gladiolas and baby breath decorated the church for the early afternoon wedding. Mrs. Fred Porter played organ music and Robert Peterson was the soloist. The bride’s father, Allan A. Smith, gave her in marriage. The Smiths are residents of Nimrod St., Nevada City, and the groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Carr, live on Calvary in Nevada City. Linda’s floor length-silk gown had a lace yoke and tapered sleeves of lace. She wore a sleeveless silk overcoat over the wedding town and her cathedral length train of lace was attached at the back shoulder line. A lace rose with three silk petals secured the shoulder length veil. A long time friend of the Smith family, Mrs. Barney Matthews of Monterey, designed and made the wedding gown from material purchased by the bride’s father in Taipei. The lovely bridal bouquet was of cascading white roses surrounded by stephanotis. Kristine was her sister’s maid of honor and bridesmaids were Nan Carr,’ the groom’s sister, ,and Jacque Frost. Colleen Smith and Ursula Smith and Mike Carr, the groom’s brother, Tom bottman and Richard Bunning were the ushers. Arthur Smith was the ring bearer. Vases of yellow and white flowers and a ring of yellow and white flowers surrounded the three tiered wedding cake for the reception which followed the wedding ceremony. Over 200 guests attended the reception held in the Nevada City Veterans Memorial Hall. Donna Baker was in charge of the guest book, cake and punch were served by Erna Mildred, Patty Baker, Dixie Roberts and Charla Adams. After the reception a buffet was held for relatives and out-of-town guests. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Carr traveled down the Paci‘ fic coast to Santa Ana for their wedding trip. The new Mrs. Carr wore an orange-two piece suit and white accessories for the trip. Linda and Pat are graduates of Nevada Union School. Pat is stationed at the Marine Corps Air Station in El Toro. ea For something old Linda carried her mother's 100 year old lace handkerchief; for something new, pearl earrings; something borrowed, a pair of rosary beads the bride’s mother carried at her wedding exactly 24 years before and the sothething blue, a garter. Linda placed a sixpence in her shoe for good luck. Patricia Sherwood Engaged 4H CLUB NEWS Father William Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Sherwood announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Deen . to Darryl Lee Iiams, an A/2_ stationed at Beale Air Froce Base. liams is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar I. liams of Independence, Ore., Mrs. Iiams is a former resident of Grass Valley. The couple are planning, a December wedding. mete we Seven Enter State Fair SACRAMENTO— Seven residents of Nevada County have entered livestock in 4-H competition at the California State Honey running Aug. 30-Sept. 10 ere. Residents and the entries in-clude: . From Chicago Park: Betty Bierwagen, five Corriedale sheep; Robert K. Paasch, ten Sufflolk sheep; and Steven Paasch, eight Hampshire sheep. From Nevada City: Sue McCabe, three Crossbred sheep; and Mark Williams, three Suffolk sheep. Froum Rough and Ready: Margarita Sailor, four Suffolk sheep. From Grass Valley: Terry Prisk, two Polled Herefords. Mr. and Mrs. Larry granholm of Cedar Ridge became the parents of a son born on August 16, 1967. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Eckman of Grass Valley on August 17, 1967. To Mr. and Mrs. John Beatty of Nevada City a daughter was born on August 18, 1967. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon McNamar of Cedar Ridge are the parents of a daughter born on August 18, 1967. Ason was born August 19, 1967, to Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis of Penn Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown of Grass Valley became the parents of asonbornAug. 19,1967 A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Conrad of Grass Valley on August 21, 1967Mr. and Mrs. Larry Edwards of Nevada City are the parents of a daughter born August 21, 1967. : . Nevada County Nugget, Aiipast ELToeoady [By Fay M. Dunbar 273-2934" I have practiacally lived at the country store (Rough and Ready Fire Dept. Auxiliary and Chamber of Commerce concession at the Fair) for two weeks. There is a lot of news floating around in my brain but its spinning so fast very little filters out. Rough and Ready had a big time at the Fair. Our STAR was the Rough and Ready Grange. For their entire lifetime (11 years) the Grange has tried to bring home a Blue: Ribbon for its feature booth. They have all the other colors and this time they won the “Blue”. “Retirement the Golden Years in Nevada County” was the theme. Charles Deardorf, booth chairman, is justifiably proud. Gunnar Williams constructed the booth and the art work and arranging was all done by Jim and Lida Lawson. It was a thing of beauty and interest. I saw one viewer listing the various retirement activities exemplified. For future reference, I expect. It takes-a lot of people to put a booth like that together and the Grange should be commended for this splendid example of community cooperation. eee & The Grange Ladies had a spot in the garden display section, “Grandmas’ Dooryard,” which was very lovely. Marguerite Abbott was the chairman. The basket of vegetables on the doorstep and the old lamp, eyeglasses, and Bible on the table inside the window really made the little scene come to life. It reminded me of my grandmother and that made it a Blue Ribbon winner in my eyes even if it did only take third place. This display doesn’t appear magacially either. Its lots of hard work. I speak from experience. s**t & Our 4-Hers’ had scads of entries and did very well with them. Faye Burkhard, 4-H Club Leader and her husband Everette spent all their time at the Fair, too. Besides helping the 4-Hers they gave our Country Store a big hand. ***¢ Our Fire Dept. was fortunate and got a last minute cancellation on a good concession. They had the soft drinks and pie and cake. The call went out through Marie Broadus, auxiliary chairman telephoning system and the communitybaked pfés and cakes for them, and Rosettes for the. the country store, like mad right through that HOT weather. I repeat “cooperation is a wonderful’ thing.” **# et Our 4-H Junior Leaders have just returned from leadership conference at Davis. Debbie Peterson assued me that she, Debbie Bursill and Dave Siegfried learned a lot as well as having a wonderful time. Young Bruce Harwood finally got a bit of a summer vacation and is. all set now for school. With his family, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Harwood, Bruce explored the Golden Gate Park and then they spent a day in Castro Valley with his grandparents. Bruce, and his older brother Terry, made one of those very nice signs on our country store. Debbie Moiniz made one for us, also. Debbie says she really enjoys that kind of work. Faye Burkhard contributed the big country store sign. I repeat “EVERYONE . cooperated.” There are so many workers in these projects that you never see. They work at home or somewhere behind the scenes running errands. I wish I could name them all so everyone could say Thanks! eees Mrs. Helen Beatie, director of the Newcomers Lyric Ensemble, announces the groups’ first fall program will be Sept. 13 at the Methodist Church Tea in Nevada City. First fall practice session will be Sept. 6, at 10 a.m. at the Elks Hall in Grass Valley. Also to remember are the historical society program in the Rough and Ready Grange hall on Sept. 7 at 8 p.m.; the Fire Dept. Auxiliarys’ party at the hall on Sept. 11 at 7:30 p.m., and the Grange Public Party at 1:30 p.m. in the hall on Sept. 10. “La, FRESH GOODS FROM THE EAST! CEWCAWS FOR GIRLS! TOMPOOLERIES FOR BOYS! FANCIES FOR WOMEN! Substantials for Men! TZADDI SHARPEY®, MAIN STREET. 30,1967 @ t

THE NEWLYWEDS MR. AND MRS, Patrick Carr with the officiating clergyman, Daly. Photo by Mills Studio. Linda Smith Wears Silk and Lace for Wedding to Patrick Carr Linda Ann Smith and Patrick E. Carr exchanged wedding vows and rings July 15 in St. Canice Catholic Church with the Rev. William Daly officiating.Vases of white stock, gladiolas and baby breath decorated the church for the early afternoon wedding. Mrs. Fred Porter played organ music and Robert Peterson was the soloist. The bride’s father, Allan A. Smith, gave her in marriage. The Smiths are residents of Nimrod St., Nevada City, and the groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Carr, live on Calvary in Nevada City. Linda’s floor length-silk gown had a lace yoke and tapered sleeves of lace. She wore a sleeveless silk overcoat over the wedding town and her cathedral length train of lace was attached at the back shoulder line. A lace rose with three silk petals secured the shoulder length veil. A long time friend of the Smith family, Mrs. Barney Matthews of Monterey, designed and made the wedding gown from material purchased by the bride’s father in Taipei. The lovely bridal bouquet was of cascading white roses surrounded by stephanotis. Kristine was her sister’s maid of honor and bridesmaids were Nan Carr,’ the groom’s sister, ,and Jacque Frost. Colleen Smith and Ursula Smith and Mike Carr, the groom’s brother, Tom bottman and Richard Bunning were the ushers. Arthur Smith was the ring bearer. Vases of yellow and white flowers and a ring of yellow and white flowers surrounded the three tiered wedding cake for the reception which followed the wedding ceremony. Over 200 guests attended the reception held in the Nevada City Veterans Memorial Hall. Donna Baker was in charge of the guest book, cake and punch were served by Erna Mildred, Patty Baker, Dixie Roberts and Charla Adams. After the reception a buffet was held for relatives and out-of-town guests. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Carr traveled down the Paci‘ fic coast to Santa Ana for their wedding trip. The new Mrs. Carr wore an orange-two piece suit and white accessories for the trip. Linda and Pat are graduates of Nevada Union School. Pat is stationed at the Marine Corps Air Station in El Toro. ea For something old Linda carried her mother's 100 year old lace handkerchief; for something new, pearl earrings; something borrowed, a pair of rosary beads the bride’s mother carried at her wedding exactly 24 years before and the sothething blue, a garter. Linda placed a sixpence in her shoe for good luck. Patricia Sherwood Engaged 4H CLUB NEWS Father William Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Sherwood announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Deen . to Darryl Lee Iiams, an A/2_ stationed at Beale Air Froce Base. liams is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar I. liams of Independence, Ore., Mrs. Iiams is a former resident of Grass Valley. The couple are planning, a December wedding. mete we Seven Enter State Fair SACRAMENTO— Seven residents of Nevada County have entered livestock in 4-H competition at the California State Honey running Aug. 30-Sept. 10 ere. Residents and the entries in-clude: . From Chicago Park: Betty Bierwagen, five Corriedale sheep; Robert K. Paasch, ten Sufflolk sheep; and Steven Paasch, eight Hampshire sheep. From Nevada City: Sue McCabe, three Crossbred sheep; and Mark Williams, three Suffolk sheep. Froum Rough and Ready: Margarita Sailor, four Suffolk sheep. From Grass Valley: Terry Prisk, two Polled Herefords. Mr. and Mrs. Larry granholm of Cedar Ridge became the parents of a son born on August 16, 1967. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Eckman of Grass Valley on August 17, 1967. To Mr. and Mrs. John Beatty of Nevada City

a daughter was born on August 18, 1967. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon McNamar of Cedar Ridge are the parents of a daughter born on August 18, 1967. Ason was born August 19, 1967, to Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis of Penn Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown of Grass Valley became the parents of asonbornAug. 19,1967 A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Conrad of Grass Valley on August 21, 1967Mr. and Mrs. Larry Edwards of Nevada City are the parents of a daughter born August 21, 1967. : . Nevada County Nugget, Aiipast ELToeoady [By Fay M. Dunbar 273-2934" I have practiacally lived at the country store (Rough and Ready Fire Dept. Auxiliary and Chamber of Commerce concession at the Fair) for two weeks. There is a lot of news floating around in my brain but its spinning so fast very little filters out. Rough and Ready had a big time at the Fair. Our STAR was the Rough and Ready Grange. For their entire lifetime (11 years) the Grange has tried to bring home a Blue: Ribbon for its feature booth. They have all the other colors and this time they won the “Blue”. “Retirement the Golden Years in Nevada County” was the theme. Charles Deardorf, booth chairman, is justifiably proud. Gunnar Williams constructed the booth and the art work and arranging was all done by Jim and Lida Lawson. It was a thing of beauty and interest. I saw one viewer listing the various retirement activities exemplified. For future reference, I expect. It takes-a lot of people to put a booth like that together and the Grange should be commended for this splendid example of community cooperation. eee & The Grange Ladies had a spot in the garden display section, “Grandmas’ Dooryard,” which was very lovely. Marguerite Abbott was the chairman. The basket of vegetables on the doorstep and the old lamp, eyeglasses, and Bible on the table inside the window really made the little scene come to life. It reminded me of my grandmother and that made it a Blue Ribbon winner in my eyes even if it did only take third place. This display doesn’t appear magacially either. Its lots of hard work. I speak from experience. s**t & Our 4-Hers’ had scads of entries and did very well with them. Faye Burkhard, 4-H Club Leader and her husband Everette spent all their time at the Fair, too. Besides helping the 4-Hers they gave our Country Store a big hand. ***¢ Our Fire Dept. was fortunate and got a last minute cancellation on a good concession. They had the soft drinks and pie and cake. The call went out through Marie Broadus, auxiliary chairman telephoning system and the communitybaked pfés and cakes for them, and Rosettes for the. the country store, like mad right through that HOT weather. I repeat “cooperation is a wonderful’ thing.” **# et Our 4-H Junior Leaders have just returned from leadership conference at Davis. Debbie Peterson assued me that she, Debbie Bursill and Dave Siegfried learned a lot as well as having a wonderful time. Young Bruce Harwood finally got a bit of a summer vacation and is. all set now for school. With his family, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Harwood, Bruce explored the Golden Gate Park and then they spent a day in Castro Valley with his grandparents. Bruce, and his older brother Terry, made one of those very nice signs on our country store. Debbie Moiniz made one for us, also. Debbie says she really enjoys that kind of work. Faye Burkhard contributed the big country store sign. I repeat “EVERYONE . cooperated.” There are so many workers in these projects that you never see. They work at home or somewhere behind the scenes running errands. I wish I could name them all so everyone could say Thanks! eees Mrs. Helen Beatie, director of the Newcomers Lyric Ensemble, announces the groups’ first fall program will be Sept. 13 at the Methodist Church Tea in Nevada City. First fall practice session will be Sept. 6, at 10 a.m. at the Elks Hall in Grass Valley. Also to remember are the historical society program in the Rough and Ready Grange hall on Sept. 7 at 8 p.m.; the Fire Dept. Auxiliarys’ party at the hall on Sept. 11 at 7:30 p.m., and the Grange Public Party at 1:30 p.m. in the hall on Sept. 10. “La, FRESH GOODS FROM THE EAST! CEWCAWS FOR GIRLS! TOMPOOLERIES FOR BOYS! FANCIES FOR WOMEN! Substantials for Men! TZADDI SHARPEY®, MAIN STREET. 30,1967 @ t