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Page: of 12
North San
Juan News
by Idabel Covert
Recent bride Cindy Gorman
Murphy was the honored guest at
a champagne bridal shower given
by Karen Nemetz at her home
last Saturday, December 2,
About twenty guests attended
the party, and Cindy received
many lovely gifts.
Mr, and Mrs, C, Haverty will
be returning this week from a
Thanksgiving vacation trip to
Kansas to visit Mr. Haverty's
family. Edith will continue her
duties in connection with the
annual Christmas program given by the Methodist Church,
which this year will feature a
"live", singing Christmas tree.
The platforms for the singers
to stand on are under construction, and will be ready for decorating and installation next Sunday. Leilani Greenley has been
in charge of the choir in the
absence of Mrs. Haverty.
Paul Jarvis, who recently underwent heart surgery, was taken to the hospital late Saturday night with an apparent heart
attack. At last report he was
resting comfortably. Mr. Jarvis is a proprietor of Peterson's Corner,
The regular meeting of the
San Juan Ridge Union School
board was held Monday, Dec.
4 at Cherokee School.
The kind of weather we've
been having lately always reminds me of the opening lines
of John Greenleaf Whittier's
"Snowbound", minus the snow:
"The sun, that brief Necember
day, rose cheerless over hills
of gray; And, darkly circled,
gave at noon, A sadder light
than waning moon.’ That certainly dates me, I'm sure, but
I love the old poets that were
a part of my very early education. I hope they never die,
but who reads them any more?
Just a few of us old fogies, I'm
afraid.
WANT AQS:
BUSINESS .
BILLBOARD.
MILL STREET is blessed with sidewalks again as the contractor concluded this phase of the project Wednesday.
Lots of action on Mill Street
Wednesday, Dec. 6, 1972 The Nevada County Nugget 9
rainstorms and the street is in the process of being rolled
for pavement. ~
The base of the street is still wet from the recent heavy
Sierra night
classes have
new courses
Sierra College evening class
schedules and applications for
the spring semester are now
available in the administration
office at the Nevada Union High
School, Applications and schedules may be picked up between
6:30 and 9:30 p.m., Monday
through Thursday.
Courses to be offered for the
first time at Nevada Union High
School include:
Astronomy 1-Elementary Astronomy; Biology 10, -German
8A-German for Beginners, History 20 California History;
Home Ec, 23, Consumer Issues
and Buying.
Students are urged to register by mail prior to Dec. 15,
Len Gilbert
HEFFREN INSURANCE AGENCY
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Grass Valley, Ca. Ph. 265-6166)
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Compared with the 40% rise in the cost of living since 1961,
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Although rates are somewhat higher, your PG&E bill is bigger
these days primarily because you’re using 20,%. more household energy
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