December 7, 1966 (20 pages)

Valdez-Giles Bilin: , Celebrated November 20 Judith Valdez and Curtis Giles were united in marriage November 20, in St. Canice Catholic Church of Nevada City. Father William Daly officiated at the double ring ceremony. Judy,as she is known to her many friends, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Valdez of Nevada City. Mrs. Beulah Giles and the late Eugene Giles of Keokuk, Iowa, are the parents of the groom. The bride, escored by her father who later gave her in marriage, was charming as she came down the isle in a selfstyled gown of brocaded satin, featuring a round neckline, long tapered sleeves and full skirt. Her fingertips silk illusion veil was secured by a crown of pearls. Mary Casci was the maid of honor. She was gowned in yellow-brocade. Derald Giles;-brothe r of the groom, attended as best man. Jim Valdez, brother of the bride, and Ronald Olsen, cousin of the groom, were the ushers. Robert Peterson sang "Ave Maria" before the ceremony accompanied by Mrs. Elsie DeMattei. Judy, since her graduation from Nevada Union High School, has been employed in Sacramento. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at Seaman's Lodge, which was highlightedby the traditional cutting of the wedding cake. groom and bride in white topped the cake, which also contained some of the 25the wedding anniversary decorations used by the bride's parents for their silver anniversary. Among the out of town guests were the groom's mother, Mrs. Giles from Iowa; the Paul Gallaghers and Paulette, Reno, Nevada; the Richard Giles, Big Bear Lake; the Donald Rousars and Christina, Mrs. Margaret Valdez and Phil, Linda Casci, Diana Gelatt and Melody Lane, Sacramento. Also Carol Purvis and her mother, close friends of the bride, flew from Minneapolis, Minnesota, for the wedding. The newlyweds are at home in Pocatello, Idaho, where the groom is currently stationed while attending school in the United States Navy. SS Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hare of Grass Valley, are the parents of a son born Nov. 18, at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. * * * * Shop Nugget Advertiser For Values A sailor Club Calendar) ' December 7 SIRS Chicago Park Garden Club Grass Valley Kiwanis Nevada City Lions Grass Valley Elks Nevada City Soroptimists /Native Daughters Golden West Laurel No. 6 Grass Valley Business & Professional Women's Club December 8 Nevada City Senior Citizens Grass Valley Lions Nevada City Rotary Odd Fellows Lodge No. 12 wa Grass Valley Soroptimists » Nevada City Garden Club Job's Daughters, Bethel 102 Nevada City Neighbors of Woodcraft December 9 Grass Valley Senior Citizens Nevada County Horsemen's Association December 10 Square Knots Workshop Esther Rebekah Lodge, No. 9 December 12 Timberline Toastmasters Grass Valley Rotary Chicago Park Fire Dept. Auxiliary Penn Valley Fire Dept. Auxiliary December 13 TOPS American Legion Post 130 Nevada City Fire Dept. Auxiliary Ridge Rd. Garden Club Young Ladies Institute Neva Rebekah Lodge No. 119 Nevada City Elks Nevada City Business & Professional Women The Carriage Set A daughter was born to Mr. andMrs. John Sturgell of Nevada City, on Nov. 19, at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. * * * * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boozel of Grass Valley, are the parents of a daughter born Nov. 21, at the Nevada County General Hospital. * * * * The Nugget.December’7, 19661] By Cy Armstrong TFRUGEEEDORWER DOINES P.0. Box 1267 Congressman "Bizz" Johnsons offices phoned last week that the National Christmas Tree, cut from the Nevada County Forest recently, and sent to Washington D.C, by train had arrived in excellent condition. It is to be erected between the White House andthe Washington Monument and is to be surrounded by 53 small Christmas trees, representing all the states and territories and all the trees will be decorated by mid-December for the annual lighting by President Johnson. * * KX * Heavy rains that washed away much of the snow following a very successful Thanksgiving opening at local ski resorts, were followed by snow the end of last week allowing all resorts inthe area to re-open. Precipitation during November reached just over 8 inches, compared with a normal of 5.3 inches for this date. * * * * ‘% . He 3 Serer en ay ik} : sf . Supervisor Henry Loehr reported that six additional temporary road employees have been hired by the county to help handle snow removal work. County crews work around the clock during and after storms to keep the roads clear. * * OK * Mr. & Mrs. Ken Taylor and their children have recently returned from two weeks vacation, part of which they spend in the Bay Area with Mrs. Taylor's parents and the rest in Crescent City witn other relatives. Ken is the assistant manager of the local branch of the Bank of America. * * oe * The recent marriage of Robert Frates to Linda Lynch was held in her parents home in Palm Springs. Robert is well known here and attended local schools before his enlistment in the U.S. Navy. His mother, Marge Frates flew by jet to attend the ceremony and enjoyed her visit to the southland. i iF “a ‘ ? CHICAGO—State winners in the 1966 National 4-H Safety Program examine a model of the impact sled used by General Motors to duplicate actual automobile collisions at its Proving Ground in Milford, Michigan. Information collected from sled “firings” helps engineers design safer vehicles and components. the miniature sled to: (L-R) J. Gary Snell, Kingsburg, California, and Mona Dillard, Eureka, Nevada. ONE MAN ART SHOW NOW OPEN Robert Gilberg, a well known Nevada City artist, opened a one man show at The Gallery, on Commercial St., in Nevada City, last Sunday. The show will continue through the first week in January and will be comprised of his latest paintings. Mr. Gilberg iswell known in northern California, and has hada one-man show as early as 1941, when he was invited for two years to the Paul Elder Gallery 4 in San Francisco. He has been listed in the "Who's Who in American Art" since 1956. The members of the Nevada ,City Artists Association are especially indebted to Mr. Gilberg as he was one of the founders of the now well established Gallery in Nevada City. The Gallery isopen Wednesday through Sunday, 1:30-4 p.m. * kk &

Valdez-Giles Bilin: , Celebrated November 20 Judith Valdez and Curtis Giles were united in marriage November 20, in St. Canice Catholic Church of Nevada City. Father William Daly officiated at the double ring ceremony. Judy,as she is known to her many friends, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Valdez of Nevada City. Mrs. Beulah Giles and the late Eugene Giles of Keokuk, Iowa, are the parents of the groom. The bride, escored by her father who later gave her in marriage, was charming as she came down the isle in a selfstyled gown of brocaded satin, featuring a round neckline, long tapered sleeves and full skirt. Her fingertips silk illusion veil was secured by a crown of pearls. Mary Casci was the maid of honor. She was gowned in yellow-brocade. Derald Giles;-brothe r of the groom, attended as best man. Jim Valdez, brother of the bride, and Ronald Olsen, cousin of the groom, were the ushers. Robert Peterson sang "Ave Maria" before the ceremony accompanied by Mrs. Elsie DeMattei. Judy, since her graduation from Nevada Union High School, has been employed in Sacramento. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at Seaman's Lodge, which was highlightedby the traditional cutting of the wedding cake. groom and bride in white topped the cake, which also contained some of the 25the wedding anniversary decorations used by the bride's parents for their silver anniversary. Among the out of town guests were the groom's mother, Mrs. Giles from Iowa; the Paul Gallaghers and Paulette, Reno, Nevada; the Richard Giles, Big Bear Lake; the Donald Rousars and Christina, Mrs. Margaret Valdez and Phil, Linda Casci, Diana Gelatt and Melody Lane, Sacramento. Also Carol Purvis and her mother, close friends of the bride, flew from Minneapolis, Minnesota, for the wedding. The newlyweds are at home in Pocatello, Idaho, where the groom is currently stationed while attending school in the United States Navy. SS Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hare of Grass Valley, are the parents of a son born Nov. 18, at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. * * * * Shop Nugget Advertiser For Values A sailor Club Calendar) ' December 7 SIRS Chicago Park Garden Club Grass Valley Kiwanis Nevada City Lions Grass Valley Elks Nevada City Soroptimists /Native Daughters Golden West Laurel No. 6 Grass Valley Business & Professional Women's Club December 8 Nevada City Senior Citizens Grass Valley Lions Nevada City Rotary Odd Fellows Lodge No. 12 wa Grass Valley Soroptimists » Nevada City Garden Club Job's Daughters, Bethel 102 Nevada City Neighbors of Woodcraft December 9 Grass Valley Senior Citizens Nevada County Horsemen's Association December 10 Square Knots Workshop Esther Rebekah Lodge, No. 9 December 12 Timberline Toastmasters Grass Valley Rotary Chicago Park Fire Dept. Auxiliary Penn Valley Fire Dept. Auxiliary December 13 TOPS American Legion Post 130 Nevada City Fire Dept.

Auxiliary Ridge Rd. Garden Club Young Ladies Institute Neva Rebekah Lodge No. 119 Nevada City Elks Nevada City Business & Professional Women The Carriage Set A daughter was born to Mr. andMrs. John Sturgell of Nevada City, on Nov. 19, at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. * * * * Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boozel of Grass Valley, are the parents of a daughter born Nov. 21, at the Nevada County General Hospital. * * * * The Nugget..December’7, 19661] By Cy Armstrong TFRUGEEEDORWER DOINES P.0. Box 1267 Congressman "Bizz" Johnsons offices phoned last week that the National Christmas Tree, cut from the Nevada County Forest recently, and sent to Washington D.C, by train had arrived in excellent condition. It is to be erected between the White House andthe Washington Monument and is to be surrounded by 53 small Christmas trees, representing all the states and territories and all the trees will be decorated by mid-December for the annual lighting by President Johnson. * * KX * Heavy rains that washed away much of the snow following a very successful Thanksgiving opening at local ski resorts, were followed by snow the end of last week allowing all resorts inthe area to re-open. Precipitation during November reached just over 8 inches, compared with a normal of 5.3 inches for this date. * * * * ‘% . He 3 Serer en ay ik} : sf . Supervisor Henry Loehr reported that six additional temporary road employees have been hired by the county to help handle snow removal work. County crews work around the clock during and after storms to keep the roads clear. * * OK * Mr. & Mrs. Ken Taylor and their children have recently returned from two weeks vacation, part of which they spend in the Bay Area with Mrs. Taylor's parents and the rest in Crescent City witn other relatives. Ken is the assistant manager of the local branch of the Bank of America. * * oe * The recent marriage of Robert Frates to Linda Lynch was held in her parents home in Palm Springs. Robert is well known here and attended local schools before his enlistment in the U.S. Navy. His mother, Marge Frates flew by jet to attend the ceremony and enjoyed her visit to the southland. i iF “a ‘ ? CHICAGO—State winners in the 1966 National 4-H Safety Program examine a model of the impact sled used by General Motors to duplicate actual automobile collisions at its Proving Ground in Milford, Michigan. Information collected from sled “firings” helps engineers design safer vehicles and components. the miniature sled to: (L-R) J. Gary Snell, Kingsburg, California, and Mona Dillard, Eureka, Nevada. ONE MAN ART SHOW NOW OPEN Robert Gilberg, a well known Nevada City artist, opened a one man show at The Gallery, on Commercial St., in Nevada City, last Sunday. The show will continue through the first week in January and will be comprised of his latest paintings. Mr. Gilberg iswell known in northern California, and has hada one-man show as early as 1941, when he was invited for two years to the Paul Elder Gallery 4 in San Francisco. He has been listed in the "Who's Who in American Art" since 1956. The members of the Nevada ,City Artists Association are especially indebted to Mr. Gilberg as he was one of the founders of the now well established Gallery in Nevada City. The Gallery isopen Wednesday through Sunday, 1:30-4 p.m. * kk &