December 1, 1971 (12 pages)

By ELSIE DILLBERG The Penn Valley 4-H Christand family from San Jose. Mrs, mas party and family potluck Midkiff's mother, Mrs. C. E. will be held this coming FriPottorff from Sioux City, Iowa day, at the Rough and Ready joined in the festivities. Grange Hall. New members will Earl and Hazel Hilbert and be initiated into the, club thatchildren, Phillip, Michelle and evening, If you have not been Greg spent Thanksgiving Day contacted. as to what to bring, with Earl's parents, Mr. and please call Mrs. Luce at 273Mrs. Earl Hilbert of Weimar. 8952, This is a fun evening for Saturday Earl and Hazel visited all 4-H members and theirfamwith Hazel's brother in Loomis, ilies and the mothers always Don and Zelda Heller enjoyed. prepare such tasty dishes for the day with Larry and Alta this event, Shehan of the Sunset District. The annual Ready Springs Visiting at the Con Heller, Turkey Trot was held at the Jr. home is Don's mother, Mrs. school the day before ThanksCatherine Heller from Manhatgiving. This event is sponsored ten Beach, They all enjoyed by the Student Council. The upThanksgiving Day with Jane's per grade children run over a sister, Mrs. Helen Cowell. . premarked course. Firstprize . Ron and Norma Bowen and is a turkey, second prize, a children, Clif and Fern spent chicken and third prize a puinpThanksgiving in Yuba City with kin pie. In the 5th, 6th division, Norma's mother, Mrs. Marboys, Mark Warnke was first, guerite Ewing. The Bowen's have Leonard Barker, second and been really busy the past few Britt Cooper, third. Marie weeks putting in a new split Campbell won for the girls with rail fence. They assemble a secKelly Newell, second and Virtion in the garage and then put in ginia McClung, third. For the a whole section at a time. Looks 7th, 8th grade division, boys, reallyenice too. Steve Sears took first place with Mr. and Mrs, Bill Dwyer spent _ Allan Campbell, second and Jim Thanksgiving Day with Gene and Lewis, third. Pam Fay woninthe Mary Foster. girls division with Pat Kirby, . We Dillbergs spent a quiet second and Anne Cranmer, third. day at home working on jigMarie Campbell's family had saw puzzles, After our dinner, been raising a turkey for we took a ride to Sacramento Thanksgiving dinner and Marie to spend the evening with Mrs, had made up her mind to win Stella Libbee. the turkey at the Turkey Trot Tom and Eva Hill returned so they wouldn't have to kill Wednesday from Silverton, Ortheirs. Seems Gubble, Gubble egon. They left earlier in the has become quite a pet at the week to take Eva's sister, Mrs, Campbell house andnowhe canat Thelma Darr to her home, Mrs, least enjoy life until the ChristThelma Mitchell and daughter, mas season, , Carol enjoyed Thanksgiving dinI was hostess last week for ner with Tom and Eva, a Home Interior Party, Allkinds . Thanksgiving week guests for of ideas for home decorating Jack and Shirley Montgomery were displayed by Sherrie Leowere Shirley's sister and brothnardo. Those attending were er inlaw, June and Warren Joyce Allen, Norma Bowen, Pauly from Boise, Idaho. Carol Cox, Sharon Davis, Kathy Larry and Sheralyn Ig and Gregor, Jane Heller, ZeldaHelsons, Scott and Brad returned ler, Kay Lawson, Jean Masters, home this weekend from a holiMary Murphy, Ellie Pettigrew, day trip to Worland, Wyoming. Glenda Prochaska andJaneWalThey visited with Larry's ter. parents Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thanksgiving wasahappytime Ig. Larry's four brothers and in. our valley for those who stayed sister were also present for a at home and for those who travfamily gathering Thanksgiving eled to other places to be with Day. family and friends. Thanksgiving guests for Burt Tom and Carol Cox and son, and. Janet Cooper were Burt's Ron, spent the weekend prior to sister and brother-in-law, Mr, Thanksgiving in Hayward with and Mrs, Marvin Miller from Mr, and Mrs. Richard Smith, Redwood City. The Millers were Their daughter and son-in-law, here to help Burt and Janet move Donna and Ed smith and baby, into the house vacated by Roger Shannon were here from Marina and Dolores McDowell, who have for the holiday. Ed is a Navy moved to Grass Valley. Lieutenant attending Post Grad. Miss Nola Vogt, daughter of uate School at Marina, _ the William Vogts of Pleasant Thanksgiving weekend guests Valley Road spent Thanksgiving for the Ken Davis family were week in Los Angeles visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Midkiff her aunt, Mrs. Marian Hughes. Everybody’s Favorite The OLD Brewery On the PLAZA in Nevada City Good Drinks & George and Jean Good Food Goodhue. . . Your Hosts American and Chinese Menus @@OSSSSVSMSAVOS*OSLeeese@leHSeSeceeeOeeeOe eee ee? 4 Mrs, Pat Pittenger. and children from Merced were Saturday dinner guests for Marty and Ellie Pettigrew. Pat. was in the area over the holiday visiting her parents in Grass Valley. ‘Pat's husband, Don, is serving another tour of duty in Vietnam. A buffet supper in the Penn Valley home of Mr. and Mrs. ’ B. H. Nix last Saturday evening was the occasion for announcing the engagement of her. daughter, Theresa Irene Dahl to Douglas Alan Russell, Theresa, also the daughter of William Dahl of Sacramento, is a student at Chico State College, Douglas, the son of Mrs, Robert Shilling of Carmichael and Jerald Russell of Penn Valley is presently employed at Lake Wildwood. He will be enrolling at Chico State for the coming semester, The wedding is planned for late August. Both Teri and Doug intend to continue their education following their marriage. The Nix home was beautifully decorated in pink and white. The main table was centered with a large white chrysanthemum arnn en ng nT OI The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, December 1, 1971 9 Community Calendar . _ of events — FRIDAY, Cecember 3, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m, Penn Valley Fire Hall; Christmas Gift Botique. Benefit Penn Valley Fire Department Auxiliary. * * * TUESDAY, December 7, 8 p.m.NUHS Gymnasium. Sierra College 80-piece band, 55-member choir and 40-piece symphonette will appear in concert. ‘ * * * WEDNESDAY, December 8, 7:30 p.m., Nevada Lodge No. 13, F&AM, regular monthly meeting. Roll Call and election of officers for 1972; refreshments and a movie in banquet room following regular business, Gene Walters, Master, extends cordial invitation to all Masons, especially sojourners, to attend. Bill Lambert, Senior Warden. rangement flanked by tall pink tapers. Guests were seated at individual tables centered with a single pink taper surrounded by pink and white daisies, Cranberry punch was served throughout the evening with the champagne toast to the future bride and groom after the dinner. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Don Nelson, Dennis Nix, Marty Lahl from Redding, Robyn and Randy Russell, Karl Stahl, Kathy Burke, Carl Hauboe, Wanda Neely from Lake County who will be Teri's maid of honor, Mrs, Chris Lewis and son, Gregory and Mr. Jerald Russell, Teri recently revealed her engagement to her fellow residents of Gordon Hall at Chico State with the traditional "candlelighting ceremony." A delightful ceremony which I can't begin todescribe. The Penn Valley Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary will hold its annual Christmas Bazaar this coming Friday, December 3rd from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The ladies have been very busy over the months preparing for this event. There will be a wide variety of items for sale: candy, baked goods, pickles, relishes, homemade quilts for bed and crib, stocking caps, handmade candles and handpainted stationery to name just a few. The bazaar will take place inthe fire department building on you to Just In Time For The Holidays! Half and Regular sizes for the mature figure; Juniors .and Missy sizes also. Some with jackets! And see our great lines of Pant Suits . . . they'll suit © BankAmericard — Master Charge . Wedar Ridge Ladies’ Shop COLFAX HWY. . A New Shipment _ of luscious, lacy and lovely party dresses just unpacked! a sow! eka 273-4664 Spenceville Road. Frank and Lenis Foster and family returned late Sunday night from Roseburg, Oregon where they had gone to spend the Thanksgiving holiday with Ted and Joyce Couey. One of the highlights of their trip was hearing The Moonshiners play. The group consists of young Ted Couey, Jim Mead and Dave Williams and they are playing an 8 week engagement in Roseburg. 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By ELSIE DILLBERG The Penn Valley 4-H Christand family from San Jose. Mrs, mas party and family potluck Midkiff's mother, Mrs. C. E. will be held this coming FriPottorff from Sioux City, Iowa day, at the Rough and Ready joined in the festivities. Grange Hall. New members will Earl and Hazel Hilbert and be initiated into the, club thatchildren, Phillip, Michelle and evening, If you have not been Greg spent Thanksgiving Day contacted. as to what to bring, with Earl's parents, Mr. and please call Mrs. Luce at 273Mrs. Earl Hilbert of Weimar. 8952, This is a fun evening for Saturday Earl and Hazel visited all 4-H members and theirfamwith Hazel's brother in Loomis, ilies and the mothers always Don and Zelda Heller enjoyed. prepare such tasty dishes for the day with Larry and Alta this event, Shehan of the Sunset District. The annual Ready Springs Visiting at the Con Heller, Turkey Trot was held at the Jr. home is Don's mother, Mrs. school the day before ThanksCatherine Heller from Manhatgiving. This event is sponsored ten Beach, They all enjoyed by the Student Council. The upThanksgiving Day with Jane's per grade children run over a sister, Mrs. Helen Cowell. . premarked course. Firstprize . Ron and Norma Bowen and is a turkey, second prize, a children, Clif and Fern spent chicken and third prize a puinpThanksgiving in Yuba City with kin pie. In the 5th, 6th division, Norma's mother, Mrs. Marboys, Mark Warnke was first, guerite Ewing. The Bowen's have Leonard Barker, second and been really busy the past few Britt Cooper, third. Marie weeks putting in a new split Campbell won for the girls with rail fence. They assemble a secKelly Newell, second and Virtion in the garage and then put in ginia McClung, third. For the a whole section at a time. Looks 7th, 8th grade division, boys, reallyenice too. Steve Sears took first place with Mr. and Mrs, Bill Dwyer spent _ Allan Campbell, second and Jim Thanksgiving Day with Gene and Lewis, third. Pam Fay woninthe Mary Foster. girls division with Pat Kirby, . We Dillbergs spent a quiet second and Anne Cranmer, third. day at home working on jigMarie Campbell's family had saw puzzles, After our dinner, been raising a turkey for we took a ride to Sacramento Thanksgiving dinner and Marie to spend the evening with Mrs, had made up her mind to win Stella Libbee. the turkey at the Turkey Trot Tom and Eva Hill returned so they wouldn't have to kill Wednesday from Silverton, Ortheirs. Seems Gubble, Gubble egon. They left earlier in the has become quite a pet at the week to take Eva's sister, Mrs, Campbell house andnowhe canat Thelma Darr to her home, Mrs, least enjoy life until the ChristThelma Mitchell and daughter, mas season, , Carol enjoyed Thanksgiving dinI was hostess last week for ner with Tom and Eva, a Home Interior Party, Allkinds . Thanksgiving week guests for of ideas for home decorating Jack and Shirley Montgomery were displayed by Sherrie Leowere Shirley's sister and brothnardo. Those attending were er inlaw, June and Warren Joyce Allen, Norma Bowen, Pauly from Boise, Idaho. Carol Cox, Sharon Davis, Kathy Larry and Sheralyn Ig and Gregor, Jane Heller, ZeldaHelsons, Scott and Brad returned ler, Kay Lawson, Jean Masters, home this weekend from a holiMary Murphy, Ellie Pettigrew, day trip to Worland, Wyoming. Glenda Prochaska andJaneWalThey visited with Larry's ter. parents Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thanksgiving wasahappytime Ig. Larry's four brothers and in. our valley for those who stayed sister were also present for a at home and for those who travfamily gathering Thanksgiving eled to other places to be with Day. family and friends. Thanksgiving guests for Burt Tom and Carol Cox and son, and. Janet Cooper were Burt's Ron, spent the weekend prior to sister and brother-in-law, Mr, Thanksgiving in Hayward with and Mrs, Marvin Miller from Mr, and Mrs. Richard Smith, Redwood City. The Millers were Their daughter and son-in-law, here to help Burt and Janet move Donna and Ed smith and baby, into the house vacated by Roger Shannon were here from Marina and Dolores McDowell, who have for the holiday. Ed is a Navy moved to Grass Valley. Lieutenant attending Post Grad. Miss Nola Vogt, daughter of uate School at Marina, _ the William Vogts of Pleasant Thanksgiving weekend guests Valley Road spent Thanksgiving for the Ken Davis family were week in Los Angeles visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Midkiff her aunt, Mrs. Marian Hughes. Everybody’s Favorite The OLD Brewery On the PLAZA in Nevada City Good Drinks & George and Jean Good Food Goodhue. . . Your Hosts American and Chinese Menus @@OSSSSVSMSAVOS*OSLeeese@leHSeSeceeeOeeeOe eee ee? 4 Mrs, Pat Pittenger. and children from Merced were Saturday dinner guests for Marty and Ellie Pettigrew. Pat. was in the area over the holiday visiting her parents in Grass Valley. ‘Pat's husband, Don, is serving another tour of duty in Vietnam. A buffet supper in the Penn Valley home of Mr. and Mrs. ’ B. H. Nix last Saturday evening was the occasion for announcing the engagement of her. daughter, Theresa Irene Dahl to Douglas Alan Russell, Theresa, also the daughter of William Dahl of Sacramento, is a student at Chico State College, Douglas, the son of Mrs, Robert Shilling of Carmichael and Jerald Russell of Penn Valley is presently employed at Lake Wildwood. He will be enrolling at Chico State for the coming semester, The wedding is planned for late August. Both Teri and Doug intend to continue their education following their marriage. The Nix home was beautifully decorated in pink and white. The main table was centered with a large white chrysanthemum arnn en ng nT OI The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, December 1, 1971 9

Community Calendar . _ of events — FRIDAY, Cecember 3, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m, Penn Valley Fire Hall; Christmas Gift Botique. Benefit Penn Valley Fire Department Auxiliary. * * * TUESDAY, December 7, 8 p.m.NUHS Gymnasium. Sierra College 80-piece band, 55-member choir and 40-piece symphonette will appear in concert. ‘ * * * WEDNESDAY, December 8, 7:30 p.m., Nevada Lodge No. 13, F&AM, regular monthly meeting. Roll Call and election of officers for 1972; refreshments and a movie in banquet room following regular business, Gene Walters, Master, extends cordial invitation to all Masons, especially sojourners, to attend. Bill Lambert, Senior Warden. rangement flanked by tall pink tapers. Guests were seated at individual tables centered with a single pink taper surrounded by pink and white daisies, Cranberry punch was served throughout the evening with the champagne toast to the future bride and groom after the dinner. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Don Nelson, Dennis Nix, Marty Lahl from Redding, Robyn and Randy Russell, Karl Stahl, Kathy Burke, Carl Hauboe, Wanda Neely from Lake County who will be Teri's maid of honor, Mrs, Chris Lewis and son, Gregory and Mr. Jerald Russell, Teri recently revealed her engagement to her fellow residents of Gordon Hall at Chico State with the traditional "candlelighting ceremony." A delightful ceremony which I can't begin todescribe. The Penn Valley Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary will hold its annual Christmas Bazaar this coming Friday, December 3rd from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The ladies have been very busy over the months preparing for this event. There will be a wide variety of items for sale: candy, baked goods, pickles, relishes, homemade quilts for bed and crib, stocking caps, handmade candles and handpainted stationery to name just a few. The bazaar will take place inthe fire department building on you to Just In Time For The Holidays! Half and Regular sizes for the mature figure; Juniors .and Missy sizes also. Some with jackets! And see our great lines of Pant Suits . . . they'll suit © BankAmericard — Master Charge . Wedar Ridge Ladies’ Shop COLFAX HWY. . A New Shipment _ of luscious, lacy and lovely party dresses just unpacked! a sow! eka 273-4664 Spenceville Road. Frank and Lenis Foster and family returned late Sunday night from Roseburg, Oregon where they had gone to spend the Thanksgiving holiday with Ted and Joyce Couey. One of the highlights of their trip was hearing The Moonshiners play. The group consists of young Ted Couey, Jim Mead and Dave Williams and they are playing an 8 week engagement in Roseburg. Sit back and let classified ads do the selling, renting or buying for you. plest, most reliable clutch. . 4995 Come in and see the 150 — Manufacturers -}-world’s best cong Pel No.1 Chain Saw for the “ ee eS ND O! elité150 Automatic Chain Saw . Automatic oiling for bar and cutting chain adjustable for light or heavy-duty cutting. Automatic all-weather starter for quick 'n easy starting. Automatic one-piece clutch — the industry's simOnly bar and chain chain saw value! It has all the features you'd expect on more expensive SPD SAW SHOP 735 Zion, Nevada City , 265-5573 3