December 5, 1962 (10 pages)

bs hetice. hem f ey —— a ee ee ee ee a eee en oe. SO ———— eee GRASS VALLEY---Finaladmost of the money will be:} ditions in the Hallowe'en UNICEP drive havebeen made, and the grand total is $835.27, treasurer Mrs. Theodore Kohler announced today. This figure is $200 more than was collected last: year, and it means that over 13,000 children can be furnished a daily cup of milk. for a month or 4, 000 children canbe saved from the blindness of trachoma, A check for $835.27 will be sent to UNICEF headquarters in New York, where, Burning Permits No Longer Required NEVADA CIT Y-=-Tahoe National Forest Supervisor Hank Branagh and California Division of Forestry Ranger Bob. Burns report that burning per. mits are not required between Dec, 1 and April 15 according to state law. RENO LAKE TAHOE LAS VEGAS with qualified, trained, commercial pilots in safe, well maintained aircraft. Cal-Nat Airways LOMA RICA AIRPORT PHONE 273-6151 & spent withinthe U.S, to buy’ milk, food, and medicine to aid maternal and child welfare in over 100 coun-' tries, The following is a list of. the amounts collected by theschools, churches, and 4-H groups taking part in the drive, Bell Hiil School $53.63 Washington 51.94 Hennessy 208.39 Pleasant Valley 9.32 Mt, St. Mary’s 76.91 Union Hill 34, 07 Pleasant Ridge 22.35 Ready Springs 10.00 . Nevada City Elementary and Seven Hills School 158.63 Gold Flat Special School 11.69 First Baptist, G.V. 3.00 Emmanuel Episcopal 17,25 Trinity Episcopal 16.28 First Methodist, N.C, 10.75 . First Church of God, N.C, 10.06 . Supermarkets and Donations if. 22 Alta-Oaks-Sunset 4-H 10.63 Rough & Ready 4-H 33,41 1 Meadowlards 20.00 Shady Creek 16.79 Nevada City 4-H 16.07 . Kentucky Flat, Spring Hill and Woodchuckers 26. 22 WONDERFUL fh TED'S Pasreeswicts Dinners — p.m, to Xe p.m, Hiway 49 at Bear River Bridge TUrner 5-2675 Dorotha & Ted Wieers Nevada County NUGGET. «Wednesday, December S, 1962.Page 3 NORTHERN MINES Nancy Burns Weds Gerald Wasley NEVADA CIT Y---The First Methodist Church, Nevada City, decorated with baskets, of white pom-pom chrysanthemums sprinkled with silver glitter, was the setting November 18 for the wedding of Nancy May Burns, daugh# ter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Burns, Grass Valley, and Gerald George Wasley, son of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Wasley, Grass Valley. The reverend Darrell Hoyle, officiated at the double ring ceremony, The bride was gowned in a floor length white peau taffeta made with a sweetheart neckline with lace inserts in the bodice and bouffant skirt, ending in a short train. Theback of the waist was finished with a large butterfly bow. The sleeves were long and tapered over the hands. Her bouffant elbow length silk illusion veil .washeldin place by a crown of pearls and aurora borealis crystals, She wore a single strand of crystals, a gift of the groom. For the traditional something old, she carried a handkerchief carried by her } maternal grandmother over . fifty-three years ago at her .own wedding. The bride's bouquet was of white carnations and tuberoses centered with two large white orchids, with white ribbon streamers of tuberoses. The bride came down the — ONLYThe Finest Fruits Make the Fruit Cake You Will be Proud to Serve! Fruit Cake Mix, Cherries, Citron, Pineapple, Modern Health Foods 163 MILL ST. See our attractive and delicious gift-pak of GLACE’D FRUITS A tempting Christmas treat beautifully packaged by Sterling of California (Mail it yourself and save on the price) Orange & Lemon Peel GET THEM AT GRASS VALLEY. OOOO LX **OIL PAINTING SETS **WATER COLOR SETS **kA Dozen Different Kinds of ‘COLORED CRAYONS, CHALKS, PASTELS **HIGGINS INK in COLORS **GOLD and SILVER KRYLON **JON GNAGY SETS-have materials and instructions for DRAWING, WATER COLORING and OIL PAINTING from $1.00 **BLOCK PRINTING MATERIALS, LINOLEU MBLOCKS, BRAYERS, OIL BASE INK, WATER BASE INK **S PRAY ENAMEL in 42 COLORS ENCOURAGE IN YOUR FAMILY! $5.50, $8.50, $11.95, $13.95 40¢, $1.00, $3.60, $5.25, $11.95 **EASELS=Metal or Wood ete an GIFTS for the HOBBYIST GIFTS for the OFFICE 120 West Main Street Grass Valley, Fibioncuse & Office Equipment California THE ARTIST OR NIeA aisle on the arm of her father, George Burns, who ‘gave her in marriage. Mrs. Donald Pollock, sister of the bride, was matron ofhonor, Sandy Childs, Auburn, and Mrs. Ray Berkenbile, Stockton, were the bridesmaids, They wore identical gowns of emerald green satin brocade, with batteau neckline, elbow length sleeves and softly pleated skirt. Their white tule face veils were topped with circlets of white fur, matching their muffs’ on which were white orchid corsages. George Wasley attended asbest man. William Burns, brother of the bride, and Harry Chappel lit the candles and acted as ushers with Ambrose Swartz, brother-in-law of the groom, assisting: Mrs, Burns, mother of the bride, chose a smoke blue sheath of peau de soie, with matching accessories, white feather hat, and a purple orchid corsage, for her daughter's wedding. The groom's mother wore a blue silk print with matching accessories, Her corsage was a lavender orchid. Preceding the ceremony, Wendell O gard, Irvington, sang "Because", and as the couple knelt in prayer, he sang "O Perfect Love", accompanied by Mrs. Antone Rogina at the organ. . Immediately following the impressive ceremony, a reception washeld in the Vetgrans Building, Nevada City, where the many relatives and friends watched the traditional cutting of the wedding cake made and served by the bride's aunt, Mrs, William Tilton, and daughter Doris. The punch bowls were presided over by Mary Lou Joye and Penny Morateur. Mrs. Ambrose Swartz, sister of the groom, had charge of the guest book. The out of town guests in.bert Goss and family, Mr. .ding; Jim Bagley, Mr. and cluded: Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Melnikow and daughter, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs, O.N, Burroughs and family, Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Burroughs and family, Mr. and Mrs, Vaughn Hummell, and Mrs, Edna Burroughs, Knightsen Mr.& Mrs.Gerald Wasléy Mr, and Mrs. Renny Burroughs, Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Berkenbile, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Dengate and family, Stockton; Mr. and Mrs, Aland Mrs, Jess Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs, Ted Reynolds and family and Mrs. Mary Brown, Marysville; Mr. and Mrs, George Bellin, Tahoe Valley; Jerry Luce, Lake SpaulMrs. Homer Yancey and Gary Yancey, Carole Wright, Mr. and Mrs, Forrest Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kirkham, Jane Hummelt and Carol Braly, Sacramento; Mr, and Mrs. Mike Lenich, Roseville; Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Klock and family, Rocklin; Mr. and Mrs, Robert Jackson and family, Redding; Mrs. Evelyn Ford, Angels Camp; Mr, and Mrs. Wendell Ogard and family, Irvington; Mr. and Mrs, Frank Rose and family, San Lorenzo; Mr, and:Mrs, Nick Kirchgessner, Vallejo; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burns and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kolisch, Lafayette; Don Buser, Mr. and Mrs. August Delgrasso, San Francisco; Mrs. Emma Anderson, Seattle; Mary Lou Joye, Sandy Evangelisti, Ray Graetz, Sandy Childs and Joan Logan, Mr, and Mrs, Thomagen and family, Auburn; Miss Betty Ruth Burns, Mrs. Ruth Stoeber, MissJew. . el Pierano, Oakland; and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rose, Hayward, After a honeymoon trip to San Francisco, Monterey and Carmel, the newlyweds are at home at 107 Eureka St, Grass Valley. The new Mrs, W asley chose as her going away outfit, a pink wool sheath with black accessories, Yates Completes Defense Course CAMP PENDELTON ---Marine Lance Corporal John A, ‘GRASS VALLEY---Gold ‘Starting at 6:30 p.m, and ilies are urged to attend. Yates, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.H. Wilkins, of 227 Ophir t., Grass Valley, has completed a course on personal defense against attack in modern warfare. Card Sng ra a aa oe 15¢ to $1.50 **POSTER PAINT Phone 273-4288 MEN GET THAT JOB!!! OPERATING HEAVY EQUIPMENT + BULLDOZERS 3 — sr GRADERS OVELS H YyDRAGLINES yCLAMSHELLS vx SCRAPERS Thousands of additional men will be needed to operate the HEAVY EQUIPMENT used to build the new roads, subdivisions, bridges, irrigation systems, pipelines, dams, missile sites, shopping centers, industrial parks, home sites, airfields, etc. in a growing America. Complete practical training on OUR modern machines, at OUR Resident Training Centers, gives you the background you need to get that JOB you want as a HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR. Mail coupon TODAY !!! for complete information, eobewcenriveeseesccccseces eevee PPeeoeseceseeoessecesoose . BBVVVSVVsVseVeVeeeseess sesagagasVsVVssTVesSUesssesesesssusee ASSOCIATED HEAVY EQUIPMENT SCHOOLS, INC, 309 Ochsner Bldg. , Sac. 14, Calif. Deus bea hahaeges oe ABO ceceve ee eeeeereeeseresesrrsnese eee Bucs iccceterns Bate chiaciece 5 MthOME «2.6. cece cies Dinner Set For State s}Employees ON FOREST pRopucts HILLS FLAT ~ GRASS VALLEY +++++++4+44+ + Dial 273-2g1 E Delivery up to 10 miles Miners Chapter 102 of the California State Employees Association will hold their annual turkey dinner at the Veterans Memorial Building in Grass Valley Saturday evening. There will bea social hour SHEAHAN’S FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERY 203 West Main St., Grass Valley. Phone 273-2739, LOTS OF NEW FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE Small amounts down.No carrying charges dinner will be served at 7:30 p.m, All members and famTemperatures in California range from 45 degrees below zero to 134 degrees fh Nevada County’s ei” Christmas Headquarters pit Svasestions® Alpha's Newest Addition for your Christmas Shopping Pleasure! BOOKS Books for TANS sc OF education. for adventure ! Ideal gifts for the childrea on your list ! ‘For those rainy days ahead. Stainless Steel Mixing Bowl "SUG COPPER Ash Tray (Large) $6.50 Centerpiece $17.95 Bowl $14.95 Bookends $5.98 Ash Tray $2.50 Small Bowl $6.98 Candle Holders pr.$6.50 Hurricane Lamp $5.98 AUTOMATIC Electric Fry Pan 5988 Aluminum, completely immersible "WALNUT GIFTWOODS Bookends $6.95 Cigarette Lighter $3.95 Large Hor d'oeuvre Candle Holders pr. $5.95Tray $14.95 Salt & Pepper Shkrs.$3.95 Small Hor d'oeuvre Napkin Holder $2.50 Tray $9.95 Twin Relish Dish Holder and dishes $4.95 Ash Tray $3.95 Candle Holder «Holds 3 Candles $4.95 pete t Ee ecial* Stainless Tableware Sp Place Settings for 6.knife, $797 fork, spoon & soup spoon We Give S&H Green Stamps Plenty Of Free Parking ‘Main’ St,, Grass Valley Broad St, , “Neyada City GIFT WRAPPING. . wey

bs hetice. hem f ey —— a ee ee ee ee a eee en oe. SO ———— eee GRASS VALLEY---Finaladmost of the money will be:} ditions in the Hallowe'en UNICEP drive havebeen made, and the grand total is $835.27, treasurer Mrs. Theodore Kohler announced today. This figure is $200 more than was collected last: year, and it means that over 13,000 children can be furnished a daily cup of milk. for a month or 4, 000 children canbe saved from the blindness of trachoma, A check for $835.27 will be sent to UNICEF headquarters in New York, where, Burning Permits No Longer Required NEVADA CIT Y-=-Tahoe National Forest Supervisor Hank Branagh and California Division of Forestry Ranger Bob. Burns report that burning per. mits are not required between Dec, 1 and April 15 according to state law. RENO LAKE TAHOE LAS VEGAS with qualified, trained, commercial pilots in safe, well maintained aircraft. Cal-Nat Airways LOMA RICA AIRPORT PHONE 273-6151 & spent withinthe U.S, to buy’ milk, food, and medicine to aid maternal and child welfare in over 100 coun-' tries, The following is a list of. the amounts collected by theschools, churches, and 4-H groups taking part in the drive, Bell Hiil School $53.63 Washington 51.94 Hennessy 208.39 Pleasant Valley 9.32 Mt, St. Mary’s 76.91 Union Hill 34, 07 Pleasant Ridge 22.35 Ready Springs 10.00 . Nevada City Elementary and Seven Hills School 158.63 Gold Flat Special School 11.69 First Baptist, G.V. 3.00 Emmanuel Episcopal 17,25 Trinity Episcopal 16.28 First Methodist, N.C, 10.75 . First Church of God, N.C, 10.06 . Supermarkets and Donations if. 22 Alta-Oaks-Sunset 4-H 10.63 Rough & Ready 4-H 33,41 1 Meadowlards 20.00 Shady Creek 16.79 Nevada City 4-H 16.07 . Kentucky Flat, Spring Hill and Woodchuckers 26. 22 WONDERFUL fh TED'S Pasreeswicts Dinners — p.m, to Xe p.m, Hiway 49 at Bear River Bridge TUrner 5-2675 Dorotha & Ted Wieers Nevada County NUGGET. «Wednesday, December S, 1962..Page 3 NORTHERN MINES Nancy Burns Weds Gerald Wasley NEVADA CIT Y---The First Methodist Church, Nevada City, decorated with baskets, of white pom-pom chrysanthemums sprinkled with silver glitter, was the setting November 18 for the wedding of Nancy May Burns, daugh# ter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Burns, Grass Valley, and Gerald George Wasley, son of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Wasley, Grass Valley. The reverend Darrell Hoyle, officiated at the double ring ceremony, The bride was gowned in a floor length white peau taffeta made with a sweetheart neckline with lace inserts in the bodice and bouffant skirt, ending in a short train. Theback of the waist was finished with a large butterfly bow. The sleeves were long and tapered over the hands. Her bouffant elbow length silk illusion veil .washeldin place by a crown of pearls and aurora borealis crystals, She wore a single strand of crystals, a gift of the groom. For the traditional something old, she carried a handkerchief carried by her } maternal grandmother over . fifty-three years ago at her .own wedding. The bride's bouquet was of white carnations and tuberoses centered with two large white orchids, with white ribbon streamers of tuberoses. The bride came down the — ONLYThe Finest Fruits Make the Fruit Cake You Will be Proud to Serve! Fruit Cake Mix, Cherries, Citron, Pineapple, Modern Health Foods 163 MILL ST. See our attractive and delicious gift-pak of GLACE’D FRUITS A tempting Christmas treat beautifully packaged by Sterling of California (Mail it yourself and save on the price) Orange & Lemon Peel GET THEM AT GRASS VALLEY. OOOO LX **OIL PAINTING SETS **WATER COLOR SETS **kA Dozen Different Kinds of ‘COLORED CRAYONS, CHALKS, PASTELS **HIGGINS INK in COLORS **GOLD and SILVER KRYLON **JON GNAGY SETS-have materials and instructions for DRAWING, WATER COLORING and OIL PAINTING from $1.00 **BLOCK PRINTING MATERIALS, LINOLEU MBLOCKS, BRAYERS, OIL BASE INK, WATER BASE INK **S PRAY ENAMEL in 42 COLORS ENCOURAGE IN YOUR FAMILY! $5.50, $8.50, $11.95, $13.95 40¢, $1.00, $3.60, $5.25, $11.95 **EASELS=Metal or Wood ete an GIFTS for the HOBBYIST GIFTS for the OFFICE 120 West Main Street Grass Valley, Fibioncuse & Office Equipment California THE ARTIST OR NIeA aisle on the arm of her father, George Burns, who ‘gave her in marriage. Mrs. Donald Pollock, sister of the bride, was matron ofhonor, Sandy Childs, Auburn, and Mrs. Ray Berkenbile, Stockton, were the bridesmaids, They wore identical gowns of emerald green satin brocade, with batteau neckline, elbow length sleeves and softly pleated skirt. Their white tule face veils were topped with circlets of white fur, matching their muffs’ on which were white orchid corsages. George Wasley attended asbest man. William Burns, brother of the bride, and Harry Chappel lit the candles and acted as ushers with Ambrose Swartz, brother-in-law of the groom, assisting: Mrs, Burns, mother of the bride, chose a smoke blue sheath of peau de soie, with matching accessories, white feather hat, and a purple orchid corsage, for her daughter's wedding. The groom's mother wore a blue silk print with matching accessories, Her corsage was a lavender orchid. Preceding the ceremony, Wendell O gard, Irvington, sang "Because", and as the

couple knelt in prayer, he sang "O Perfect Love", accompanied by Mrs. Antone Rogina at the organ. . Immediately following the impressive ceremony, a reception washeld in the Vetgrans Building, Nevada City, where the many relatives and friends watched the traditional cutting of the wedding cake made and served by the bride's aunt, Mrs, William Tilton, and daughter Doris. The punch bowls were presided over by Mary Lou Joye and Penny Morateur. Mrs. Ambrose Swartz, sister of the groom, had charge of the guest book. The out of town guests in.bert Goss and family, Mr. .ding; Jim Bagley, Mr. and cluded: Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Melnikow and daughter, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs, O.N, Burroughs and family, Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Burroughs and family, Mr. and Mrs, Vaughn Hummell, and Mrs, Edna Burroughs, Knightsen Mr.& Mrs.Gerald Wasléy Mr, and Mrs. Renny Burroughs, Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Berkenbile, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Dengate and family, Stockton; Mr. and Mrs, Aland Mrs, Jess Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs, Ted Reynolds and family and Mrs. Mary Brown, Marysville; Mr. and Mrs, George Bellin, Tahoe Valley; Jerry Luce, Lake SpaulMrs. Homer Yancey and Gary Yancey, Carole Wright, Mr. and Mrs, Forrest Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kirkham, Jane Hummelt and Carol Braly, Sacramento; Mr, and Mrs. Mike Lenich, Roseville; Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Klock and family, Rocklin; Mr. and Mrs, Robert Jackson and family, Redding; Mrs. Evelyn Ford, Angels Camp; Mr, and Mrs. Wendell Ogard and family, Irvington; Mr. and Mrs, Frank Rose and family, San Lorenzo; Mr, and:Mrs, Nick Kirchgessner, Vallejo; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burns and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kolisch, Lafayette; Don Buser, Mr. and Mrs. August Delgrasso, San Francisco; Mrs. Emma Anderson, Seattle; Mary Lou Joye, Sandy Evangelisti, Ray Graetz, Sandy Childs and Joan Logan, Mr, and Mrs, Thomagen and family, Auburn; Miss Betty Ruth Burns, Mrs. Ruth Stoeber, MissJew. . el Pierano, Oakland; and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rose, Hayward, After a honeymoon trip to San Francisco, Monterey and Carmel, the newlyweds are at home at 107 Eureka St, Grass Valley. The new Mrs, W asley chose as her going away outfit, a pink wool sheath with black accessories, Yates Completes Defense Course CAMP PENDELTON ---Marine Lance Corporal John A, ‘GRASS VALLEY---Gold ‘Starting at 6:30 p.m, and ilies are urged to attend. Yates, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.H. Wilkins, of 227 Ophir t., Grass Valley, has completed a course on personal defense against attack in modern warfare. Card Sng ra a aa oe 15¢ to $1.50 **POSTER PAINT Phone 273-4288 MEN GET THAT JOB!!! OPERATING HEAVY EQUIPMENT + BULLDOZERS 3 — sr GRADERS OVELS H YyDRAGLINES yCLAMSHELLS vx SCRAPERS Thousands of additional men will be needed to operate the HEAVY EQUIPMENT used to build the new roads, subdivisions, bridges, irrigation systems, pipelines, dams, missile sites, shopping centers, industrial parks, home sites, airfields, etc. in a growing America. Complete practical training on OUR modern machines, at OUR Resident Training Centers, gives you the background you need to get that JOB you want as a HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR. Mail coupon TODAY !!! for complete information, eobewcenriveeseesccccseces eevee PPeeoeseceseeoessecesoose . BBVVVSVVsVseVeVeeeseess sesagagasVsVVssTVesSUesssesesesssusee ASSOCIATED HEAVY EQUIPMENT SCHOOLS, INC, 309 Ochsner Bldg. , Sac. 14, Calif. Deus bea hahaeges oe ABO ceceve ee eeeeereeeseresesrrsnese eee Bucs iccceterns Bate chiaciece 5 MthOME «2.6.. cece cies Dinner Set For State s}Employees ON FOREST pRopucts HILLS FLAT ~ GRASS VALLEY +++++++4+44+ + Dial 273-2g1 E Delivery up to 10 miles Miners Chapter 102 of the California State Employees Association will hold their annual turkey dinner at the Veterans Memorial Building in Grass Valley Saturday evening. There will bea social hour SHEAHAN’S FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERY 203 West Main St., Grass Valley.. Phone 273-2739, LOTS OF NEW FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE Small amounts down..No carrying charges dinner will be served at 7:30 p.m, All members and famTemperatures in California range from 45 degrees below zero to 134 degrees fh Nevada County’s ei” Christmas Headquarters pit Svasestions® Alpha's Newest Addition for your Christmas Shopping Pleasure! BOOKS Books for TANS sc OF education.. for adventure ! Ideal gifts for the childrea on your list ! ‘For those rainy days ahead.. Stainless Steel Mixing Bowl "SUG COPPER Ash Tray (Large) $6.50 Centerpiece $17.95 Bowl $14.95 Bookends $5.98 Ash Tray $2.50 Small Bowl $6.98 Candle Holders pr.$6.50 Hurricane Lamp $5.98 AUTOMATIC Electric Fry Pan 5988 Aluminum, completely immersible "WALNUT GIFTWOODS Bookends $6.95 Cigarette Lighter $3.95 Large Hor d'oeuvre Candle Holders pr. $5.95Tray $14.95 Salt & Pepper Shkrs.$3.95 Small Hor d'oeuvre Napkin Holder $2.50 Tray $9.95 Twin Relish Dish Holder and dishes $4.95 Ash Tray $3.95 Candle Holder «Holds 3 Candles $4.95 pete t Ee ecial* Stainless Tableware Sp Place Settings for 6..knife, $797 fork, spoon & soup spoon We Give S&H Green Stamps Plenty Of Free Parking ‘Main’ St,, Grass Valley Broad St, , “Neyada City GIFT WRAPPING. . wey