December 6, 1972 (12 pages)

4 The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, Dec. 6, 1972 NEW OFFICERS of Evangeline Chapter, OES, installed at the 100th installation ceremony. (Photo submitted) BEVERLY KILROY is the new worthy matron of Evangeline chapter and Wallace Krill is worthy patron. (Photo submitted) : Gene Will Align Wheels $9.95 Rotate & Balance All Four Tires $4.00 Additional RECAPPING SERVICE PLAZA TIRE CO., INC. BEHIND SPD 265-4642 a 1 “s Eva Paxton is party chairman Eva Paxton is chairman for the Tuesday card party sponsored by St. Canice Catholic Church. Committee members for the 8 p.m. party to be held at the Nevada City Veterans Memorial Hall are Mrs, Gladys Ohme, Mrs. Aldo Casci, Mrs. Henry Flynn, Mrs. Frank Cartoscelli, Joe Facini and Mrs. Ruth Carrol. . Evangeline holds 100th installation The 100th installation of offi. cers for Evangeline Chapter ° No. 9, Order of Eastern Star, was held recently at the Nevada City Masonic Hall, Beverly Kilroy was installed as worthy matron and Wallace Krill, the worthy patron for 1973. Beverly is the third generation member of her family to serve as worthy matron. Her mother, Doris Scholefield, served as worthy matron of Evangeline Chapter in 1959, and her grandmother, Elfriede Lawrence, served in 1943, She was escoreted to the altar wearing a blue and silver gown and carrying her mother’s white Bible, with a large white orchid attached. Serving as host for the evening was Demar Dundas who presided as worthy patron with her mother in 1959. Dundas gave the address of welcome to the capacity crowd of members and friends in attendance. His wife, Thelma Dundas, PM, was hostess. Installing officers were the outgoing worthy matron, Jane Sommers, and outgoing worthy patron, Sam Weiss. Harriet Kittredge, PM, was Bible bearer and chaplain. Escorting the Bible was Jill Worley, Worthy Advisor, and Vickie Morrison, Past Worthy Advisor, of Nevada City Assembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls, Installing marshals were Jeannette McMasters, PM, and Roberta Day, PM, organist was Meda Snow, PM, and flag bearer, Ernest Kittredge, PP. Other officers installed for 1973 were Jane Walter, associate matron; Eugene Walter, associate patron; June Evans, secretary; May Keene, treasCOLORBOUND UPPLIES FOR THE ARTIST AND CRAFTSMAN" COME IN AND SEE OUR HOLIDAY GIFT IDEAS 10% DISCOUNT ON ANY PURCHASE OVER $5.00 206 MAIN ST. NEVADA CITY %30-3:30 CLOSED SUNDAY 265-5615 “> ater, oh . ” urer; Gladys Barton, conductress; Viola Hamil, associate conductress; Sam Weiss, chaplain, Jane Sommers, marshal; Meda Snow, organist; Jeannette McMasters, Adah; Barbara Schneider, Ruth; June Engstrom, Esther; Mary Krill, Martha; Charlotte Anderson, Electa; Agnes Schaegelen, warder, and Ralph Douglas, sentinel. Bob McMasters will be flag bearer, and Mark Wood, prompter. Musical selections for the evening were duets by Pearl and Haven Martin, accompanied on the piano by Pearl Miller. Ruth, Hughes, PM, was in charge of the guest book and Kim Wasley, the programs. Banquet room hostesses were Luvia Kilroy and Oryel Stone. Refreshment chairman was Lavena Laughlin, assisted by Bernice Colvin, Lydia and Hannibal Rough, Mary Krill, Agnes Schaegelen, Lily Ann Eden, and Lois Howell, The lodge room and banquet hall was decorated in arrangements of lilacs, the flower of the year, in silver bowls, by June Evans, chairman of decorations and her cochairman, Rosa Christensen. State shares taxes with county, cities Apportionment of state taxes collected in November was sent to Nevada county and its two incorporated cities this week. Nevada county received $893,09 from the motor vehichle in lieu tax, $53,112.47 from the highway users tax and $3,739.29 from the cigarette tax. Grass Valley received $228.79 from the in lieu tax, $3,468.97 from highway users tax and $2,627.14 from the cigarette tax, Nevada City's portions were $104.95 from the in lieu fund, $1,807.83 from highway users tax fund and $980.10 from cigarette smokers' tax. ‘ F Baha‘is to -observeHuman Rights’ Day The Baha'is of Western Nevada county are planning a public program for Euman Rights Day, Dec. 10, sponsored by the Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of the Nevada Judicial District. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Turner, both noted Baha'i lecturers, will speak on the theme ofthis year's Baha'i observance, "JusticeThe Divine Standard for Peace." The program will take place at 2 p.m. at the United Methodist Church Hall, 433 Broad St., Nevada City. Alice Nelson, chairman for this event, pointed out the Baha'is see human rights as Godgiven rights. In astatement concerning human rights the National Baha'i Assembly stated "Discrimination, or unjust restrictions against persons under any pretext poisons our relationships and thereby creates conflicts which threaten to destroy our civilization. The recognition that mankind belongs to one family under one God brings with it the responsibility to respect and to help one another in every way." The public is invited to attend. There will be entertainment and refreshments and there is no admission charge. Deadlines set on seasonal employment Northern California Congressman Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson today announced deadlines for filing applications for seasonal employment next summer with the Department of Interior beginning Jan. 15. The National Park Service, which each year attracts thousands of applications, has set Jan. 15 as the cut-off date for receipt of these applications. — The Bureau of.Land Management, another employer of summer help, has set its deadline one month later. Congressman Johnson said the recruitment for many seasonal positions will be concentrated in the areas where the work will be available, however, said applications may be filed either with the field installations or with the Department of Interior in Washington, D.C. A standard form 171, available at post offices, Civil Service Commission offices, and other federal agencies should be filed with the appropriate agency, along with a copy of the Notice of Rating from the Summer Employment Examination where required, with the-National Park Service or the Bureau of Land Management, as appropriate.

4 The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday, Dec. 6, 1972 NEW OFFICERS of Evangeline Chapter, OES, installed at the 100th installation ceremony. (Photo submitted) BEVERLY KILROY is the new worthy matron of Evangeline chapter and Wallace Krill is worthy patron. (Photo submitted) : Gene Will Align Wheels $9.95 Rotate & Balance All Four Tires $4.00 Additional RECAPPING SERVICE PLAZA TIRE CO., INC. BEHIND SPD 265-4642 a 1 “s Eva Paxton is party chairman Eva Paxton is chairman for the Tuesday card party sponsored by St. Canice Catholic Church. Committee members for the 8 p.m. party to be held at the Nevada City Veterans Memorial Hall are Mrs, Gladys Ohme, Mrs. Aldo Casci, Mrs. Henry Flynn, Mrs. Frank Cartoscelli, Joe Facini and Mrs. Ruth Carrol. . Evangeline holds 100th installation The 100th installation of offi. cers for Evangeline Chapter ° No. 9, Order of Eastern Star, was held recently at the Nevada City Masonic Hall, Beverly Kilroy was installed as worthy matron and Wallace Krill, the worthy patron for 1973. Beverly is the third generation member of her family to serve as worthy matron. Her mother, Doris Scholefield, served as worthy matron of Evangeline Chapter in 1959, and her grandmother, Elfriede Lawrence, served in 1943, She was escoreted to the altar wearing a blue and silver gown and carrying her mother’s white Bible, with a large white orchid attached. Serving as host for the evening was Demar Dundas who presided as worthy patron with her mother in 1959. Dundas gave the address of welcome to the capacity crowd of members and friends in attendance. His wife, Thelma Dundas, PM, was hostess. Installing officers were the outgoing worthy matron, Jane Sommers, and outgoing worthy patron, Sam Weiss. Harriet Kittredge, PM, was Bible bearer and chaplain. Escorting the Bible was Jill Worley, Worthy Advisor, and Vickie Morrison, Past Worthy Advisor, of Nevada City Assembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls, Installing marshals were Jeannette McMasters, PM, and Roberta Day, PM, organist was Meda Snow, PM, and flag bearer, Ernest Kittredge, PP. Other officers installed for 1973 were Jane Walter, associate matron; Eugene Walter, associate patron; June Evans, secretary; May Keene, treasCOLORBOUND UPPLIES FOR THE ARTIST AND CRAFTSMAN" COME IN AND SEE OUR HOLIDAY GIFT IDEAS 10% DISCOUNT ON ANY PURCHASE OVER $5.00 206 MAIN ST. NEVADA CITY %30-3:30 CLOSED SUNDAY 265-5615 “> ater, oh . ” urer; Gladys Barton, conductress; Viola Hamil, associate conductress; Sam Weiss, chaplain, Jane Sommers, marshal; Meda Snow, organist; Jeannette McMasters, Adah; Barbara Schneider, Ruth; June Engstrom, Esther; Mary Krill, Martha; Charlotte Anderson, Electa; Agnes Schaegelen, warder, and Ralph Douglas, sentinel. Bob McMasters will be flag bearer,

and Mark Wood, prompter. Musical selections for the evening were duets by Pearl and Haven Martin, accompanied on the piano by Pearl Miller. Ruth, Hughes, PM, was in charge of the guest book and Kim Wasley, the programs. Banquet room hostesses were Luvia Kilroy and Oryel Stone. Refreshment chairman was Lavena Laughlin, assisted by Bernice Colvin, Lydia and Hannibal Rough, Mary Krill, Agnes Schaegelen, Lily Ann Eden, and Lois Howell, The lodge room and banquet hall was decorated in arrangements of lilacs, the flower of the year, in silver bowls, by June Evans, chairman of decorations and her cochairman, Rosa Christensen. State shares taxes with county, cities Apportionment of state taxes collected in November was sent to Nevada county and its two incorporated cities this week. Nevada county received $893,09 from the motor vehichle in lieu tax, $53,112.47 from the highway users tax and $3,739.29 from the cigarette tax. Grass Valley received $228.79 from the in lieu tax, $3,468.97 from highway users tax and $2,627.14 from the cigarette tax, Nevada City's portions were $104.95 from the in lieu fund, $1,807.83 from highway users tax fund and $980.10 from cigarette smokers' tax. ‘ F Baha‘is to -observeHuman Rights’ Day The Baha'is of Western Nevada county are planning a public program for Euman Rights Day, Dec. 10, sponsored by the Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of the Nevada Judicial District. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Turner, both noted Baha'i lecturers, will speak on the theme ofthis year's Baha'i observance, "JusticeThe Divine Standard for Peace." The program will take place at 2 p.m. at the United Methodist Church Hall, 433 Broad St., Nevada City. Alice Nelson, chairman for this event, pointed out the Baha'is see human rights as Godgiven rights. In astatement concerning human rights the National Baha'i Assembly stated "Discrimination, or unjust restrictions against persons under any pretext poisons our relationships and thereby creates conflicts which threaten to destroy our civilization. The recognition that mankind belongs to one family under one God brings with it the responsibility to respect and to help one another in every way." The public is invited to attend. There will be entertainment and refreshments and there is no admission charge. Deadlines set on seasonal employment Northern California Congressman Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson today announced deadlines for filing applications for seasonal employment next summer with the Department of Interior beginning Jan. 15. The National Park Service, which each year attracts thousands of applications, has set Jan. 15 as the cut-off date for receipt of these applications. — The Bureau of.Land Management, another employer of summer help, has set its deadline one month later. Congressman Johnson said the recruitment for many seasonal positions will be concentrated in the areas where the work will be available, however, said applications may be filed either with the field installations or with the Department of Interior in Washington, D.C. A standard form 171, available at post offices, Civil Service Commission offices, and other federal agencies should be filed with the appropriate agency, along with a copy of the Notice of Rating from the Summer Employment Examination where required, with the-National Park Service or the Bureau of Land Management, as appropriate.