August 8, 1962 (8 pages)

st ! udby ical ecand r. trie est the Mr, nan 10St by oll. to enken ice ing e's —2its of the ‘ity erent ivr= the X= the ly, ind out ad hho the nor = st, ER IT Ss The Nevada County NUGGET.Wednesday, August 8, 1962.Page 5 -Carolyn Caldwell Becomes. * Wife Of Michael Lemich . ROSEVILLE--+The marriage. of Carolyn Caldwell and Michael y Lemich was solemnized at high noon, June 30, in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Roseville, with the Bishop Orville Thane officiating. The double ring cere. mony was witnessed by seventy family members of the young couple, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Tunget of Loomis, and Edwin Caldwell of Monrovia. She is a former student of Sierra Junior College. Thegroom, the son of Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Ducotey, is a graduate of Nevada Union High School and formerly a student at Sierra Junior College, Mrs, LeRoy Bond, Grass Valley, is his grandmother, and Mrs, Otto Craig, Grass Valley, his greatgrandmother, Carolyn wore her mother's wedding gown of white chantilly lace over antique satin. It was made sheath style,street length, drapped from mid-shoulder to hemline with an antique white satin half-bow and single tie. Three-quarter sleeves and a deep neckline were fanscolloped. A waist length shadow veil was held by a crown of seeded pearls. The bridal bouquet was of white roses, Miss Tonette Tunget, siswin Caldwell, as the sister. of the bride, Mrs, Ralph Bradley, sang “Because, “ The bride's mother chose an afternoon dress of navy taffeta’ and pillbox hat of matching material for her daughter's wedding. The groom's mother‘wore a navy blue sheer net dress with matching crown hat. Both completed their costumes with white accessories and corsages of white carnations, . A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents in Hidden Valley with the outdoor setting of garden, . patio, and swimming pool lending a picture of beauty in sunset colors to the indoor living room reflecting mirrors. Here the bride's cake of three standing tiers centered the table covered in blue satin damask and blue crystal. Music was provided by the bride's father, an accomplished musician, accompanied by family members. Following a honeymoon spent in the Bay area, the couple are making their home in Roseville. Both are employed at Aero-Jet. Out of town guests included those of the bride from southern California and the Loomis and Sacramento area, and the groom's relatives from Ely andReno, Nevada, Berkeley, Richmond and Sacramento. CRAYON CoRWER ICE SKATING by Patti Jayne, Age 9 Mrs. Hutsinpiller's Third Grade Union Hill School GRASS VALLEY--Local horse shoe fans will be interested in the Horse Shoe T ournament just announced for the Nevada County Fair. ter of the bride, attended as maid of honor. She wore a pale blue chiffon street length dress. Miss Chris Avern Ducotey, bridesmaid, wore a matching style dress of crystaline in salmon pink. Matching colored satin slippers and dyed carnations completed the maids’ costumes, The groom was attended by his paternal grandfather George Lemich, Reno, as best man. Ushers were Rick Miller, Sacramento, and Bill Wasley, Sacramento, cousin of the groom. The bride wasgivenin marriage by her father, Ed20 Courses Added At Night School ROCKLIN--<-A total of 20 courses, 40 per cent more than last fall, willbe offered during Sierra College's evening school program this fall, Director Frank Van Vliet reported this week. Allcourses offered are for college credit, with most classes beginning at 7 p.m., Mondays through Thursdays. Most classes are held once a week, a few twice a week. Registration dates will be Aug 29,30 and 31 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Nevada City BUCK uP! Looking fora chance to earn your-Christmas spending money, kids? Here's yourchance. The Nevada County Nugget needs carrier boys (or girls, it makes no difference). If interested, apply atthe Nevada County Nugget or phone 265= 2471. 318 Broad St. , i Cone Armani. [E This is it-Our End-ofSeason Dress Cleara COTTONS—ACETATES— Junior sizes 9-15, Misses 10-20, Half Under the supervision of Roy Peterson and John Jones, horse shoe pitching will be opento every one Thursday, Friday and Saturday during theFair. Qualifications will be held Sunday morning with those scoring sufficient points to become eligible pitching in the tournament on Sunday afternoon. ‘At least a half dozen persons in this area are known to be qualified pitchers and all those interested are welRecruiting Sergeant Changes Itinerary MARYSVILLE---T Sgt. Bill Rounds, U.S. A.F, recruiting representative for this area, announced a change in his itinerary today. Sgt. Rounds stated that he will be in the basement of the Library on 3:30 p.m. each Wednesday instead of on Thursdays as before. Anyone. desiring information about any of the fine Air Force programs may see Sgt. Rounds at this time, or contact him in his office in the Post Office building in Marysville, (Tel, SH 2-6681). Airman Ronald Pierce ts Reassigned LACKLAND AFB, T ex--Airman Basic Ronald A, Pierce Jr., whose parents live on Rt 2, Grass Valley, is being reassigned to the United States Air Force technical training course for supply specialists at Amarillo AFB, Tex. DRESSES nce. Away They Go! JERSEYS sizes 1242 -24Va GROUP . . Reg. Values $8.95 to $12.95 NOW $6.99 GROUP Il : Reg. Values $14.95 to $18.95 NOW $9.99 GROUP Ill Reg. Values $19.95 to $29.95 NOW $14.99 Only a few dlbare. some items so COTTON KNIT SUITS Sizes 6 to 16 NOW $12.99 ‘ALL HATS One Price $1.99 do net delay. (x Mill St., Grass lure phone 2737193 All Sales Final: No Refunds No Exchanges come to join in the fun. Several participants are expected from Roseville and Sacramento areas, and prizes will be awarded, according to Manager Hammill. The New York Chiefs and Chicago Westermers, seen currently on TV,both members of the National Roller Derby League, will be seen here Aug. 26, closing the four day fair. The L, A. Braves and The Hawaiians were originally scheduled to be here but transportation difficulties have effected the change to these equally exciting teams, Aug. 23, opening day of the fair, the young folks will square dance under the direction of Phil Crenshaw, lo=calcaller, with his Moon Dusters Square Dance Cluball young folks are invited to join in the fun. Every. day during the fair, The Largos with their ultrasonic harmonicas will enterFair Gives Notice Of Featured Entertainment the sponsorship of the Nevada County Purebred Livestock Breeders will interest the IN ‘62 INSURED SAVINGS tain free on the outdoor stage at the dance slab and in the early evening in the Exhibit Building on the Appliance Dealers’ stage. Dick Cross, organist, will appear at both locations each afternoon. Len Gray's wild animal circus, will be’seen under the trees each afternoon. Around the grounds throughout the day, Bozo the Clown will give hundreds of comical balloons free to the kiddies, big and little; and Harry Richards, the organ grinder will show off his friendly little monkey. Friday and Saturday nights, the Western Championship Rodeo will occupy the arena, the square dancing to the calls of Don Monteer and Chuck Raley will be on the dance-slab.Saturday morning a big free dog show with ribbons “and trophies will be held and Sunday morning the Junior Fat Livestock Auction under Mill street from 1 p.m. to Poison Oak Control GRASS VALLEY --Poison Oak can be effectively controlled thistime of year states Farm Advisor, Bill Helphinstine. The Poison Oak should be sprayed when the first leaves mature and before they turn yellow or red. The material used to kill poison oak can also be detrimental to ornamentals so care should be taken when spraying poison oak. For materials to use and methods of treatment, you are invited to call the Farm Advisor 's office an ask for the pamphlet on Poison Oak. Cooking Corner LETTUCE SALAD DRESSING Mash 1/4 lb. Blue cheese Gradually add 1/4 cup lemon juicé, strained Add 1/2 cup salad oil 1/2 cup sour cream 1/4 tsp aromatic bitters 1/4 tsp black pepper 1 clove garlic, crushed. Blend well. Cover and chill for several hours to blend flavors. . Martha Jane Gordon Weds Robert Manes OAKLAND---Martha Jane Gordon, Grass Valley, and Robert Joseph Manes, Oakland, were married Aug.4 in the Sacred Heart Church, Oakland, with Father Hayburn officiating at the double ring ceremony. The bride, who isthe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Gordon, Grass Valley, was given in marriage by her father. She was gowned in floor length, satin brocade made with a chapel lengthtrain, scoop neckline and bell skirt. Her shoulder length silk illusion veil was held-in place with a pearl crown, She carried a shower bouquet of white roses centered with an orchid. Marney Ann Baschetti, Martinez, cousin of the bride, was the bride's only attendant, serving as maid of honor. She wore a gold gown with a softly plaited bell skirt. Her bouquet was of Talisman roses. The groom, whois the son of Mr. and Mrs. Antone I. Manes, 521 46th St., Oakland, was attended by his brother, Melvin Manes, as best man, Martha Jane graduated from the Nevada Union High School with the class of 1958, and attended Sierra Junior College, Auburn, for one year, On Aug 3 of this year, she was graduated from Sam ual Merritt Hospital School for Nursing, Oakland, she was Majority in Jobs Daughters, The groom graduated in 1957 from St. Mary's High School, Oakland, and attended St, Mary's College, Marago, for one year, after. which he entered the Air Force. Heis now an Airman Sec, Class in the Air Force Reserves, Following a reception in the Manes‘ homeiin Oakland, where the young couple received the best wishes and congratulations of the 250 guests who witnessed the ceremony, they left ona honeymoon to southern California. Upon their return they will be athome in Oakland. The bride chosea brown knit suit with lizigator shoes and bag for-her going away. She wore the orchid from her wedding bouquet as a corsage. FLY ANY PLACE. RENO LAKE TAHOE LAS VEGAS with qualified trained, commercial pilots in safe, well maintame@aircraft. Cql-Net Airways LOMA RICA AIRPORT PHONE 273-6151 ARE BETTER THAN EVER} REAP YOUR FULL SHARE OF EARNINGS Kenneth Clark Assigned To Ft.Leavenworth FORT LEAVENWORTH,KAN, Valley, Calif. recently was Army Specialist Four Kenassigned to the U.S. Army meth R. Clark, son of Mrs, Garrison at Fort Leavenworth, . Syble H. Scott;Route 2, Grass. Kan. aL . ITS JUST q WILMAR -VELOUS TOO MARVELOUS {at FOR WORDS LIKE i GLORIOUS its GLAMOROUS pi & ALL NEW MULTIPLE UNITS j 100% FINANC ING . pave OF ON YOUR LOT TODAY pre Medel Coes Model Home Tastefully Furnished by BONDS Grass Valley & Nevada Ph: 213-4486 See Cliff, Bill or Don PER ANNUM ‘Now—more than ever before, saving is extra [jaune profitable . . . and extra convenient. Dollars set aside in insured savings account are safe, ready when needed, and earn the highest rate in four decades! Make sure you get your full share of our high 434% per year earnings when distributed to. our savers on Séptember 30th. All funds placed in your insured safe account by August 10th earn a full two month’s return in September. Now is the time te make that move te mee. earnings on your savings, And a¢ MIDVALLEY 3 . SAVINGS, yuo get the personal service af a leonllly: % managed association. plus the added strength @ affiiation with associations whose combined seseip total more then 60 milion Jwweste speed Ry caw wean the 10th carn interest from the ist, Plenty af pore parluag at all offices, $8 Yous: of Service yp Save and Hew Cwaew MIDVALLEY TBAWENGS conn serocuren FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU YUBA CITY OFFICE GRASS VALLEY OFFICE OROVILLE OFNICE 435 Center Stread 252 South Aubura Stress 3720 Bird Sweel

st ! udby ical ecand r. trie est the Mr, nan 10St by oll. to enken ice ing e's —2its of the ‘ity erent ivr= the X= the ly, ind out ad hho the nor = st, ER IT Ss The Nevada County NUGGET..Wednesday, August 8, 1962..Page 5 -Carolyn Caldwell Becomes. * Wife Of Michael Lemich . ROSEVILLE--+The marriage. of Carolyn Caldwell and Michael y Lemich was solemnized at high noon, June 30, in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Roseville, with the Bishop Orville Thane officiating. The double ring cere. mony was witnessed by seventy family members of the young couple, The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Tunget of Loomis, and Edwin Caldwell of Monrovia. She is a former student of Sierra Junior College. Thegroom, the son of Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Ducotey, is a graduate of Nevada Union High School and formerly a student at Sierra Junior College, Mrs, LeRoy Bond, Grass Valley, is his grandmother, and Mrs, Otto Craig, Grass Valley, his greatgrandmother, Carolyn wore her mother's wedding gown of white chantilly lace over antique satin. It was made sheath style,street length, drapped from mid-shoulder to hemline with an antique white satin half-bow and single tie. Three-quarter sleeves and a deep neckline were fanscolloped. A waist length shadow veil was held by a crown of seeded pearls. The bridal bouquet was of white roses, Miss Tonette Tunget, siswin Caldwell, as the sister. of the bride, Mrs, Ralph Bradley, sang “Because, “ The bride's mother chose an afternoon dress of navy taffeta’ and pillbox hat of matching material for her daughter's wedding. The groom's mother‘wore a navy blue sheer net dress with matching crown hat. Both completed their costumes with white accessories and corsages of white carnations, . A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents in Hidden Valley with the outdoor setting of garden, . patio, and swimming pool lending a picture of beauty in sunset colors to the indoor living room reflecting mirrors. Here the bride's cake of three standing tiers centered the table covered in blue satin damask and blue crystal. Music was provided by the bride's father, an accomplished musician, accompanied by family members. Following a honeymoon spent in the Bay area, the couple are making their home in Roseville. Both are employed at Aero-Jet. Out of town guests included those of the bride from southern California and the Loomis and Sacramento area, and the groom's relatives from Ely andReno, Nevada, Berkeley, Richmond and Sacramento. CRAYON CoRWER ICE SKATING by Patti Jayne, Age 9 Mrs. Hutsinpiller's Third Grade Union Hill School GRASS VALLEY--Local horse shoe fans will be interested in the Horse Shoe T ournament just announced for the Nevada County Fair. ter of the bride, attended as maid of honor. She wore a pale blue chiffon street length dress. Miss Chris Avern Ducotey, bridesmaid, wore a matching style dress of crystaline in salmon pink. Matching colored satin slippers and dyed carnations completed the maids’ costumes, The groom was attended by his paternal grandfather George Lemich, Reno, as best man. Ushers were Rick Miller, Sacramento, and Bill Wasley, Sacramento, cousin of the groom. The bride wasgivenin marriage by her father, Ed20 Courses Added At Night School ROCKLIN--<-A total of 20 courses, 40 per cent more than last fall, willbe offered during Sierra College's evening school program this fall, Director Frank Van Vliet reported this week. Allcourses offered are for college credit, with most classes beginning at 7 p.m., Mondays through Thursdays. Most classes are held once a week, a few twice a week. Registration dates will be Aug 29,30 and 31 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Nevada City BUCK uP! Looking fora chance to earn your-Christmas spending money, kids? Here's yourchance. The Nevada County Nugget needs carrier boys (or girls, it makes no difference). If interested, apply atthe Nevada County Nugget or phone 265= 2471. 318 Broad St. , i Cone Armani. [E This is it-Our End-ofSeason Dress Cleara COTTONS—ACETATES— Junior sizes 9-15, Misses 10-20, Half Under the supervision of Roy Peterson and John Jones, horse shoe pitching will be opento every one Thursday, Friday and Saturday during theFair. Qualifications will be held Sunday morning with those scoring sufficient points to become eligible pitching in the tournament on Sunday afternoon. ‘At least a half dozen persons in this area are known to be qualified pitchers and all those interested are welRecruiting Sergeant Changes Itinerary MARYSVILLE---T Sgt. Bill Rounds, U.S. A.F, recruiting representative for this area, announced a change in his itinerary today. Sgt. Rounds stated that he will be in the basement of the Library on 3:30 p.m. each Wednesday instead of on Thursdays as before. Anyone. desiring information about any of the fine Air Force programs may see Sgt. Rounds at this time, or contact him in his office in the Post Office building in Marysville, (Tel, SH 2-6681). Airman Ronald Pierce ts Reassigned LACKLAND AFB, T ex--Airman Basic Ronald A, Pierce Jr., whose parents live on Rt 2, Grass Valley, is being reassigned to the United States Air Force technical training course for supply specialists at Amarillo AFB, Tex. DRESSES nce. Away They Go! JERSEYS sizes 1242 -24Va GROUP . .

Reg. Values $8.95 to $12.95 NOW $6.99 GROUP Il : Reg. Values $14.95 to $18.95 NOW $9.99 GROUP Ill Reg. Values $19.95 to $29.95 NOW $14.99 Only a few dlbare. some items so COTTON KNIT SUITS Sizes 6 to 16 NOW $12.99 ‘ALL HATS One Price $1.99 do net delay. (x Mill St., Grass lure phone 2737193 All Sales Final: No Refunds No Exchanges come to join in the fun. Several participants are expected from Roseville and Sacramento areas, and prizes will be awarded, according to Manager Hammill. The New York Chiefs and Chicago Westermers, seen currently on TV,both members of the National Roller Derby League, will be seen here Aug. 26, closing the four day fair. The L, A. Braves and The Hawaiians were originally scheduled to be here but transportation difficulties have effected the change to these equally exciting teams, Aug. 23, opening day of the fair, the young folks will square dance under the direction of Phil Crenshaw, lo=calcaller, with his Moon Dusters Square Dance Cluball young folks are invited to join in the fun. Every. day during the fair, The Largos with their ultrasonic harmonicas will enterFair Gives Notice Of Featured Entertainment the sponsorship of the Nevada County Purebred Livestock Breeders will interest the IN ‘62 INSURED SAVINGS tain free on the outdoor stage at the dance slab and in the early evening in the Exhibit Building on the Appliance Dealers’ stage. Dick Cross, organist, will appear at both locations each afternoon. Len Gray's wild animal circus, will be’seen under the trees each afternoon. Around the grounds throughout the day, Bozo the Clown will give hundreds of comical balloons free to the kiddies, big and little; and Harry Richards, the organ grinder will show off his friendly little monkey. Friday and Saturday nights, the Western Championship Rodeo will occupy the arena, the square dancing to the calls of Don Monteer and Chuck Raley will be on the dance-slab.Saturday morning a big free dog show with ribbons “and trophies will be held and Sunday morning the Junior Fat Livestock Auction under Mill street from 1 p.m. to Poison Oak Control GRASS VALLEY --Poison Oak can be effectively controlled thistime of year states Farm Advisor, Bill Helphinstine. The Poison Oak should be sprayed when the first leaves mature and before they turn yellow or red. The material used to kill poison oak can also be detrimental to ornamentals so care should be taken when spraying poison oak. For materials to use and methods of treatment, you are invited to call the Farm Advisor 's office an ask for the pamphlet on Poison Oak. Cooking Corner LETTUCE SALAD DRESSING Mash 1/4 lb. Blue cheese Gradually add 1/4 cup lemon juicé, strained Add 1/2 cup salad oil 1/2 cup sour cream 1/4 tsp aromatic bitters 1/4 tsp black pepper 1 clove garlic, crushed. Blend well. Cover and chill for several hours to blend flavors. . Martha Jane Gordon Weds Robert Manes OAKLAND---Martha Jane Gordon, Grass Valley, and Robert Joseph Manes, Oakland, were married Aug.4 in the Sacred Heart Church, Oakland, with Father Hayburn officiating at the double ring ceremony. The bride, who isthe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Gordon, Grass Valley, was given in marriage by her father. She was gowned in floor length, satin brocade made with a chapel lengthtrain, scoop neckline and bell skirt. Her shoulder length silk illusion veil was held-in place with a pearl crown, She carried a shower bouquet of white roses centered with an orchid. Marney Ann Baschetti, Martinez, cousin of the bride, was the bride's only attendant, serving as maid of honor. She wore a gold gown with a softly plaited bell skirt. Her bouquet was of Talisman roses. The groom, whois the son of Mr. and Mrs. Antone I. Manes, 521 46th St., Oakland, was attended by his brother, Melvin Manes, as best man, Martha Jane graduated from the Nevada Union High School with the class of 1958, and attended Sierra Junior College, Auburn, for one year, On Aug 3 of this year, she was graduated from Sam ual Merritt Hospital School for Nursing, Oakland, she was Majority in Jobs Daughters, The groom graduated in 1957 from St. Mary's High School, Oakland, and attended St, Mary's College, Marago, for one year, after. which he entered the Air Force. Heis now an Airman Sec, Class in the Air Force Reserves, Following a reception in the Manes‘ homeiin Oakland, where the young couple received the best wishes and congratulations of the 250 guests who witnessed the ceremony, they left ona honeymoon to southern California. Upon their return they will be athome in Oakland. The bride chosea brown knit suit with lizigator shoes and bag for-her going away. She wore the orchid from her wedding bouquet as a corsage. FLY ANY PLACE. RENO LAKE TAHOE LAS VEGAS with qualified trained, commercial pilots in safe, well maintame@aircraft. Cql-Net Airways LOMA RICA AIRPORT PHONE 273-6151 ARE BETTER THAN EVER} REAP YOUR FULL SHARE OF EARNINGS Kenneth Clark Assigned To Ft.Leavenworth FORT LEAVENWORTH,KAN, Valley, Calif. recently was Army Specialist Four Kenassigned to the U.S. Army meth R. Clark, son of Mrs, Garrison at Fort Leavenworth, . Syble H. Scott;Route 2, Grass. Kan. aL . ITS JUST q WILMAR -VELOUS TOO MARVELOUS {at FOR WORDS LIKE i GLORIOUS its GLAMOROUS pi & ALL NEW MULTIPLE UNITS j 100% FINANC ING . pave OF ON YOUR LOT TODAY pre Medel Coes Model Home Tastefully Furnished by BONDS Grass Valley & Nevada Ph: 213-4486 See Cliff, Bill or Don PER ANNUM ‘Now—more than ever before, saving is extra [jaune profitable . . . and extra convenient. Dollars set aside in insured savings account are safe, ready when needed, and earn the highest rate in four decades! Make sure you get your full share of our high 434% per year earnings when distributed to. our savers on Séptember 30th. All funds placed in your insured safe account by August 10th earn a full two month’s return in September. Now is the time te make that move te mee. earnings on your savings, And a¢ MIDVALLEY 3 . SAVINGS, yuo get the personal service af a leonllly: % managed association.. plus the added strength @ affiiation with associations whose combined seseip total more then 60 milion Jwweste speed Ry caw wean the 10th carn interest from the ist, Plenty af pore parluag at all offices, $8 Yous: of Service yp Save and Hew Cwaew MIDVALLEY TBAWENGS conn serocuren FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU YUBA CITY OFFICE GRASS VALLEY OFFICE OROVILLE OFNICE 435 Center Stread 252 South Aubura Stress 3720 Bird Sweel