December 13, 1967 (16 pages)

@The Nevada County Nugget.. December 13, 1967 PHOTO BY—Barbara Snow Pekarek, Heller Vows Exchanged Mr. amd Mrs. Allen Keith Heller, nee Judith Elaine Pekarek, are at home in Grass Valley following their marriage Nov. 25 in the Grace Brethren Church of Grass Valley. The Rev, Arthur L. Pekarek, father of the bride, officiated at the double ring ceremony, assisted by the Rev. Russell Williams. He also gave his daughter in marriage. The bride's parents reside in Grass Valley. The groom's mother was the late Mrs. Verlie L. Howard. A chapel length chantilly lace gown was chosen by the bride for her wedding. The gown featured a scalloped sabrina neckline, wristlet tapered sleeves and a bouffant skirt which was fashioned with several cascading tiers, Streamers fell on the chapel train from a peau taffeta bow at the waist back. Her elbow length veil was secured by a headpiece of orange blossoms and peau leaves, A single white orchid surrounded by chrysanthemums made the bridal bouquet. Peggy Pekarek, sister of the bride, was the maid of honor. g g g E i ag : i Valley. Mrs. Pekarek, mother of the bride, chose a hot pink chantilly lace dress, street length, and a white carnation corsage for her daughter's wedding. The young couple enjoyed a honeymoon__in San Francisco, The new Mrs. Heller chose a traveling costume of green mohair with black accessories, The bride graduated from Nevada Union High School and was later employed in Sacramento. The groom graduated from Norte Del Rio, Sacramento and is now a senior at Sacramento State College. He is affiliated with Phi Mu Alpha sinfonian fraternity. His future plans are to become a music teacher. The out of town guests included the Albert Patchings, the Bernard Penroses and Mrs, Grace Borrewitz, all of Long Beach. Engaged eee eee a a NOTICE Social, Church, Club and Organizational news will be appreciated. Pictures will be returned upon request. Contact Lura Arnold. 265-2471 Native Daughters Christmas Party Laurel Parlor No, 6, Native Daughters of Golden West, will meet Dec. 20, for their Annual Christmas Party at 8 p.m. in Veterans' Memorial Hall, Nevada City. There will be an exchange o gifts and a Christmas program. Elsie DeMattei, chairman and [. her committee expressed the fF’ desire that all Native Daughters . attend the affair. Newcomers Plan Party The Newcomers Club has planned a Christmas party to be held at The Office, Dec. 20. It was announced that reservations must be made by Dec, 15, Members of the club learned how to make Christmas decorations at a recent meeting held in Mrs. H. Rough's home, The group was shown how to make many types of ornaments from egg cartons, gilt, glitter, _ tissue and ribbon. Bridge Club Names Officers Nevada County Duplicate Bridge Club elected officers for 1968 during a membership dinner at the Bret Harte Inn last week. Ruth Floyd was elected president; Louise Wilkinson, vicepresident; Ja ck Oakley, treasurer; Laura Carlson, secretary. Evelyn Claytor was elected publicity chairman and Pat Swainston was named membership chairman, . Other Board members are June Sanford, Ruth Phelan and Olive Hughes, The club meets each Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the Bret Harte Inn, and all bridge players are welcome to join in the games of the group. Those interested may call 273-6068 for further information, County GOP Women Eect, Install Slate Nevada County Republican Women's Club installed new officers at a recent meeting ‘of ‘their organization, New officers nominated, elected and installed, with Mrs, Christine Acker acting as inStalling officer were: Jeanne Dryden, president; Marjorie Anderson, first vice president; Rose Bates, treasurer; Irene Welch, second vice president; Kim Stevensen, third vice president; Retha Downey, corresponding secretary and Betty Ponti; recording secretary. Guest speaker at the meeting ‘ 4 Was Mrs, Stephen E. Jordan of Placerville, Mrs, William Dryden conducted the business meeting, FOOD FOR THOUGHT Average cost for a glass of milk is 6 1/2¢, soda pop, 8¢, and beer, 13¢, 8 e ‘4 in enjami Susan Rae Hansen and Benjamin Burton Moule were united in marriage in an evening service Nov. 6, in St, Patrick's Church, Grass Valley. Father Verka performed the double ring ceremony before an altar banked with white daisies and chrysanthemums, Susan, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Hansen of Lafayette, Calif. was given in marriage by her father. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Moule, Grass Valley, are the parents of the groom. The bride chose a short, fitted white alencon lace with a long sleeved tunic of the same lace. A white silk petal crown secured her fingertip silk illusion veil. The bridal-bouquet was: Encampment Meeting Set Union Encampment No. 1] and the Ladies Auxiliary will meet Dec, 15 in the Odd Fellows Temple, 110 1/2 Mill Street, Grass Valley. A 6:30 p.m. potluck will be served by the ladies preceding a short business. meeting and the party. Members are reminded to bring a $1.00 exchange gift. During the business session, plans will be discussed for installation to be held on Jan. 5, 1968, SMARTVILLE CHAPTER OES Mona Williams and her son, Vernon Williams, were installed as. Worthy Matron and. Worthy Patron for the 1968 term at the forty-fourth installation of officers of the Smartville Chapter No. 431, Order of the Eastern Star, last Thursday evening in the Smartville Masonic Temple, Vernon Williams' name was inadvertently omitted in a news report on the installation in last week's Nugget, The first fully automatic washing machine hada strong back, ran on lots of elbow grease — and eventually got tired out! Today, American women — who own over 50 million automatic washers — can put specially treated woolen garments in their machines without fear of shrinkage! PHOTO BY Barbara Snow Susan Hansen Weds Moule of white shasta daisies centered with white orchids. ‘ Patricia Peck was the maid of honor. She was gowned in yellow, trimmed at the neck with a row of appliqued daisies, and a bandeau of fresh daisies in her hair, She carried a bouquet of white shasta daisies. wi The mother of the bride chose a powder blue silk suit with matching accessories, A white orchid corsage completed her attire, The bridegroom's mother wore a navy blue silk suit with a pink flowered hat and a corsage of pink carnations, Kenneth Aguilar attended the groom as best man, ‘A’Yeception for approximately 75 guests was held atthe William Moule home in Grass Valley following the ceremony. The young couple honeymooned at Lake Tahoe with the bride travelling in a camel colored wool ensemble with black accessories, They are at home at 107 Kang Ave., Roseville, The bride graduated from Acalones High School in Lafayette and is now attendeing Sierra College. ; The. groom graduated from Nevada Union High school and is now in his last year at Sierra College. The bride's parents held a reception on Nov. 26, for the young couple, at the Lake Merritt Sail Boat Club, 200 guests, including friends and relatives from Grass Valley, attended, Elks Schedule Events for Christmas Nevada City Elks have planned three events for the Christmas season, a dinner for youths from the California Youth Authority and administrators, a teen dance and their annual Children's party. The CYA party is scheduled for the 2ist, the teen dance the 16th and the annual Children's party will be held on Dec. 17th, The Children's Party, for the children from 1 to 12 will feature Margaret Chamberlain of Auburn and her Puppet Show, presenting "Miss Maggie and the Book-Bug." Mrs. Chamberlain has gained wide acclaim for her presentations. Elks officials said that everyone is welcome to attend the show,

@The Nevada County Nugget... December 13, 1967 PHOTO BY—Barbara Snow Pekarek, Heller Vows Exchanged Mr. amd Mrs. Allen Keith Heller, nee Judith Elaine Pekarek, are at home in Grass Valley following their marriage Nov. 25 in the Grace Brethren Church of Grass Valley. The Rev, Arthur L. Pekarek, father of the bride, officiated at the double ring ceremony, assisted by the Rev. Russell Williams. He also gave his daughter in marriage. The bride's parents reside in Grass Valley. The groom's mother was the late Mrs. Verlie L. Howard. A chapel length chantilly lace gown was chosen by the bride for her wedding. The gown featured a scalloped sabrina neckline, wristlet tapered sleeves and a bouffant skirt which was fashioned with several cascading tiers, Streamers fell on the chapel train from a peau taffeta bow at the waist back. Her elbow length veil was secured by a headpiece of orange blossoms and peau leaves, A single white orchid surrounded by chrysanthemums made the bridal bouquet. Peggy Pekarek, sister of the bride, was the maid of honor. g g g E i ag : i Valley. Mrs. Pekarek, mother of the bride, chose a hot pink chantilly lace dress, street length, and a white carnation corsage for her daughter's wedding. The young couple enjoyed a honeymoon__in San Francisco, The new Mrs. Heller chose a traveling costume of green mohair with black accessories, The bride graduated from Nevada Union High School and was later employed in Sacramento. The groom graduated from Norte Del Rio, Sacramento and is now a senior at Sacramento State College. He is affiliated with Phi Mu Alpha sinfonian fraternity. His future plans are to become a music teacher. The out of town guests included the Albert Patchings, the Bernard Penroses and Mrs, Grace Borrewitz, all of Long Beach. Engaged eee eee a a NOTICE Social, Church, Club and Organizational news will be appreciated. Pictures will be returned upon request. Contact Lura Arnold. 265-2471 Native Daughters Christmas Party Laurel Parlor No, 6, Native Daughters of Golden West, will meet Dec. 20, for their Annual Christmas Party at 8 p.m. in Veterans' Memorial Hall, Nevada City. There will be an exchange o gifts and a Christmas program. Elsie DeMattei, chairman and [.. her committee expressed the fF’ desire that all Native Daughters .. attend the affair. Newcomers Plan Party The Newcomers Club has planned a Christmas party to be held at The Office, Dec. 20. It was announced that reservations must be made by Dec, 15, Members of the club learned how to make Christmas decorations at a recent meeting held in Mrs. H. Rough's home, The group was shown how to make many types of ornaments from egg cartons, gilt, glitter, _ tissue and ribbon. Bridge Club Names Officers Nevada County Duplicate Bridge Club elected officers for 1968 during a membership dinner at the Bret Harte Inn last week. Ruth Floyd was elected president; Louise Wilkinson, vicepresident; Ja ck Oakley, treasurer; Laura Carlson, secretary. Evelyn Claytor was elected publicity chairman and Pat Swainston was named membership chairman, . Other Board members are June Sanford, Ruth Phelan and Olive Hughes, The club meets each Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the Bret Harte Inn, and all bridge players are welcome to join in the games of the group. Those interested may call 273-6068 for further information, County GOP Women Eect, Install Slate Nevada County Republican Women's Club installed new officers at a recent meeting ‘of ‘their organization, New officers nominated, elected and installed, with Mrs, Christine Acker acting as inStalling officer were: Jeanne Dryden, president; Marjorie Anderson, first vice president; Rose Bates, treasurer; Irene Welch, second vice president; Kim Stevensen, third vice president; Retha Downey, corresponding secretary and Betty Ponti; recording secretary.

Guest speaker at the meeting ‘ 4 Was Mrs, Stephen E. Jordan of Placerville, Mrs, William Dryden conducted the business meeting, FOOD FOR THOUGHT Average cost for a glass of milk is 6 1/2¢, soda pop, 8¢, and beer, 13¢, 8 e ‘4 in enjami Susan Rae Hansen and Benjamin Burton Moule were united in marriage in an evening service Nov. 6, in St, Patrick's Church, Grass Valley. Father Verka performed the double ring ceremony before an altar banked with white daisies and chrysanthemums, Susan, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Hansen of Lafayette, Calif. was given in marriage by her father. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Moule, Grass Valley, are the parents of the groom. The bride chose a short, fitted white alencon lace with a long sleeved tunic of the same lace. A white silk petal crown secured her fingertip silk illusion veil. The bridal-bouquet was: Encampment Meeting Set Union Encampment No. 1] and the Ladies Auxiliary will meet Dec, 15 in the Odd Fellows Temple, 110 1/2 Mill Street, Grass Valley. A 6:30 p.m. potluck will be served by the ladies preceding a short business. meeting and the party. Members are reminded to bring a $1.00 exchange gift. During the business session, plans will be discussed for installation to be held on Jan. 5, 1968, SMARTVILLE CHAPTER OES Mona Williams and her son, Vernon Williams, were installed as. Worthy Matron and. Worthy Patron for the 1968 term at the forty-fourth installation of officers of the Smartville Chapter No. 431, Order of the Eastern Star, last Thursday evening in the Smartville Masonic Temple, Vernon Williams' name was inadvertently omitted in a news report on the installation in last week's Nugget, The first fully automatic washing machine hada strong back, ran on lots of elbow grease — and eventually got tired out! Today, American women — who own over 50 million automatic washers — can put specially treated woolen garments in their machines without fear of shrinkage! PHOTO BY Barbara Snow Susan Hansen Weds Moule of white shasta daisies centered with white orchids. ‘ Patricia Peck was the maid of honor. She was gowned in yellow, trimmed at the neck with a row of appliqued daisies, and a bandeau of fresh daisies in her hair, She carried a bouquet of white shasta daisies. wi The mother of the bride chose a powder blue silk suit with matching accessories, A white orchid corsage completed her attire, The bridegroom's mother wore a navy blue silk suit with a pink flowered hat and a corsage of pink carnations, Kenneth Aguilar attended the groom as best man, ‘A’Yeception for approximately 75 guests was held atthe William Moule home in Grass Valley following the ceremony. The young couple honeymooned at Lake Tahoe with the bride travelling in a camel colored wool ensemble with black accessories, They are at home at 107 Kang Ave., Roseville, The bride graduated from Acalones High School in Lafayette and is now attendeing Sierra College. ; The. groom graduated from Nevada Union High school and is now in his last year at Sierra College. The bride's parents held a reception on Nov. 26, for the young couple, at the Lake Merritt Sail Boat Club, 200 guests, including friends and relatives from Grass Valley, attended, Elks Schedule Events for Christmas Nevada City Elks have planned three events for the Christmas season, a dinner for youths from the California Youth Authority and administrators, a teen dance and their annual Children's party. The CYA party is scheduled for the 2ist, the teen dance the 16th and the annual Children's party will be held on Dec. 17th, The Children's Party, for the children from 1 to 12 will feature Margaret Chamberlain of Auburn and her Puppet Show, presenting "Miss Maggie and the Book-Bug." Mrs. Chamberlain has gained wide acclaim for her presentations. Elks officials said that everyone is welcome to attend the show,