February 1, 1967 (20 pages)

(Pe eeeek bis (Sees a Pye ee ee ee ie ee . a vA % ¢ , wb os te seme Sed 5 ae ile i 8 Lura Arnold 265-2471 a Oe ee ee ee ee ee aD ; RK neeeeteteeaeetatatatatatetatatatatatatet esterase at VY 7 00,0" 0, 010'0'0'0 0 6 6.0 6 6 6 0 6 2 Me a8stetet et ate ate etetetetetatetetorererere 0707 078"6" . or Nancy Diane Johnson chose the Grace Lutheran Church of Grass Valley as the locale for the candlelight ceremony which united her in marriage to Ken= neth L, Fitzgerald, on January 14, The Rev, Arthur H, Herkamp officiated at the double ring service, : : Nancy Diane is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Earl F,° Johnson of Chicago Park, Mr, and Mrs, Glenn A, Fitzgerald of Marysville, are the parents of the groom, The bride was escorted-down the aisle by her father as the wedding march was played by Mrs, Ernst L, Bierwagen of Chicago Park, Mr. Johnson later gave his daughter in marriage. For her wedding, the bride chose and created her own ensemble, Her gown was a brocaded satin of ice blue, featuring a fitted bodice with long sleeves, and abell shaped skirt. A rhinestone tiara secured her shoulder length silk illusion veil, Acascade of white spider chrysanthemums made up the bridal bouquet, Kathleen Anne Gibson, sister of the bride, was matron of honor, She wore a gown of sapphire blue and matching roses forming her headpiéce, She carried a white spider chrys‘anthemums, a smaller version of the bridal bouquet, Jerry Jordan, brother-in-law of the groom, performed the duties of the best man, Richard Hagedorn, of Anaheim, uncle of the bride, and Robert F, Gibson, Jr. , of San Jose, brotherin-law of the bride, were the ushers, ean “ie _ Mrs, Cheslotte Jacobsen. wi ations of rummage will help the ie _ summer blooms, . appreciated, sk Areception for approximately 75 guests was held in the church parlors, appropriately decorated in blue and white. Mrs. John. son, mother of the bride, received in an avocado green and blue suit with navy blue ‘accessories, The groom's mother, Mrs, Fitzgerald, chose a suit of navy blue with matching accessories, Corsages of white carnations completed their ensembles, A three tjered wedding cake, displaying a top designed and made by the bride, was an outstanding feature of the recéption, , The young couple left for a honeymoon to an undisclosed destination, The new Mrs, Fitzgerald chose a three piece red knit suit, and black accessories, for travelling, A corsage from the center of her bridal bouquet completed her costume, The new bride graduated from Valencia High School in 1962, after which she was employed in southern California until she came to Chicago Park, The groom graduated from Marysville High School in 1959, He isnow employed as general foreman of CaleTel Construction Company, in Merced, where the young couple will be. at home at 2023.I Street, Among the guests attending from out’ of town were: the Richard Hagedorns and Patty, Anaheim, Mrs, Marie Hardy, Los Angeles; the David Kienzies, the Spencer Jangaards and the Robert Gibsons, Jr., from The Nevada City Garden Club will hold their monthly meeting at the home of Mary Moser, 517 Ridge Road, Nevada City at 12:30 p,m, February 9. Co-hostesses are Hulda Kopp and Justine Adams, Mrs, Moser will complete her talk.on her trayels in Europe, epee" erence, eK PD Careers Day According to Frank Van Vliet, Grass Valley-Nevada City Kiwanis Club President, the Vocational’ Guidance Committee in conjunction with the Nevada Union High School will stage a job information clinic during the week of April-10 thru 14, This event will be a day of learning and motivation for the local students. Top people from all fields of work will tell the students about their particular field of occupation, Orrin. Crumley, Chairman of the Vocational Guidance Committee, indicated that the Kiwanis Club.and the high school will work together to determine those fields that would be most beneficial to the students of the area. This event will have a great impact upon the teenagers of this area, It will help them to better make a decision about what occupation to begin preparation for, Board Of Directors To Meet The Board of Directors of the Rough & Ready Fire Department will meet at 8 p.m., February 5, at the home of the Jack Bixlers, Rough & Ready. Mr.Kewerth Speaker et NC Soroptimist Mr. Richard Kuwarth, Ade ministrator of the Nevada General Hospital, was the guest speaker of the Soroptimist Club of Nevada City at their January 25th meeting, Mr. Kuwarth reviewed the history of the hospital, recent changes in its operation, and spoke of factors affecting the future plans for its development, He also stated the need for a public address system to increase the efficiency of services of the staff, A presentation of $50 was made recently to the local American Field Service by the Soroptimist Club to be applied toward the expenses of next year’s program, “Cinderellas’ Plan Rummage Sale Gold Flat Fire Auxillary “CINDERELLAS" are planning a big Rummage Sale for February 2 and 8 atthe old Golden Rule Store on Mill Street in Grass Valley. The money received from this sale is used to help the Gold Flat Fire District, Any one having rummage to donate may contact Elsie Jenson 273-2992 or may leave it at the Gold Flat Fire House #1 across the Highway from Yuba River Lumber Company on Hi-way 20-49, Any and all donPree ie Shy eranstatstetatatatenatensteteteceronateresetetecaceretotetetaataten® to : in dl baa sate Fa our County, It Waders ate: = your friends and neighlors. Items of general mterest should be refered diredly § to oner Society Editor by calling 265-2471 Past Noble.Grand ‘Pinned During Ceremonies During the installation ceremonies last Saturday evening of the Esther Rebekah Lodge, No, 9, in Grass Valley, Mrs, Zale Johnson, retiring Noble Grand for the year 1966, is,shown re~ ceiving her Past Noble Grand pin, Presentation was made by Mrs, Esther McCandless, The pin received by Mrs, Johnson was very unique in design and detail and approximately 75 years old, It was given to Mrs, Johnson by Mrs, Julia Field, of the Oro Fino Rebekah Lodge of Middletown, California, whohad received it 52 years ago when she retired as Noble Grand of that lodge. Mrs. Field received the pin from another Past Noble Grand who had worn it over twenty years previously, Esther Rebekah Lodge had the pin engraved for Mrs, Johnson in commemoration of this event. ~ Scouts Announce. Finance. Chairman Mr, Willard Rose of the TAHOE AREA COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS, announced Last week that Mr, Clay Caldwell of Grass ValleyNevada City Area, has been appointed to head up'the Scout finance drive in this area, Mr, Caldwell indicated that he is planning a short direct campaign aimed at raising money to make it possible for more boys to enjoy the benefits of belonging. to the Scouts, “The cost of Scouting to the community is far less than the cost of a boy who gets into trouble and wastes his time and perhaps his life," said. Caldwell, Many people in this area have , Artists Submit Drawings fer “Old Nevada Theatre” The Liberal Arts Commission, led by President Delton E, Pharis, met with San Francisco Architect, John Campbell of the firm of Campbell & Wong, ‘Saturday morning to discuss the pians for renovation and res toring the old Nevada Theatre on Broad Street, Several drawings submitted by artists for the Facade or front of the building were carefully checked over and final selection of the approved sketch will be announced very soon, according to Liberal Arts Commission cials, It was announced that the cast for the up-coming presentation of the stage play "Our Town" have been selected and this will be announced as soon as all par= ticipants have been affirmed, Director Mike Cisney announce ed Saturday, The various committees on the Theatre restoration project are active at the present time and will announce some aggressive plans during the next few weeks, Finance Committee Chairman stated that money is coming in from interested people in the area tobe used to purchase and renovate the building, The appeal at the present time is for each individual to send in $2, 00 pty — a which now ex= ceeds , 900, 00, Approxi~ double this completed, he said, been called upon and many more will be called upon to lend their talents to raising money for the Scouts, When you are asked, do your best to help, The boys of your community are-counting on you, Pepper-Steves Engagement Announced The engagement of Geraldine Alice Pepper to Harry Steven Hammer was announced recently by her parents Mr. and Mrs. ‘Arthur D, Pepper, 120 Pleasant Street, Grass Valley. Mr. and Mrs, Henry W. Hammer of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, are the parents of the groom to be. Miss Pepper is presently employed at the Sacramento Army Depot as a training secretary for the federal government. Hammeris also employed by the government as an electronic instructor for the Frankford Arsenal of Philadelphia, . No definite date has been set for the wedding, Pioneer Artists Meet Carl Mauer of Yuba City, held a demonstration before the Pioneer Artists of Nevada County at their January 12 meeting. He gave a most interes demonstration of the use of pastel colors on velour paper, A desert scene was. depicted by Mr. Mauer after which a drawing among the members was held with Mrs, Olive Hughes being the lucky winner, ; It was announced that the 4th Annual Yuba College Art Show will be held from 8 a.m, to 5 p.m,, February 1 thru the 28th in the Cultural Center on the Yuba College Campus, Marysville, Several local artists have . been invited to display their pictures, .The public is cordially invited to attend, , Mr, and Mrs, Hamilton will show colored slides of Alaska at the February 9 meeting. Pictures. by various. local artists, which are picked and hung periodically by the Pioneer Art ‘Chub. pewenars da ee local Rave recentiy™been changed for public viewing, v

(Pe eeeek bis (Sees a Pye ee ee ee ie ee . a vA % ¢ , wb os te seme Sed 5 ae ile i 8 Lura Arnold 265-2471 a Oe ee ee ee ee ee aD ; RK neeeeteteeaeetatatatatatetatatatatatatet esterase at VY 7 00,0" 0, 010'0'0'0 0 6 6.0 6 6 6 0 6 2 Me a8stetet et ate ate etetetetetatetetorererere 0707 078"6" . or Nancy Diane Johnson chose the Grace Lutheran Church of Grass Valley as the locale for the candlelight ceremony which united her in marriage to Ken= neth L, Fitzgerald, on January 14, The Rev, Arthur H, Herkamp officiated at the double ring service, : : Nancy Diane is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Earl F,° Johnson of Chicago Park, Mr, and Mrs, Glenn A, Fitzgerald of Marysville, are the parents of the groom, The bride was escorted-down the aisle by her father as the wedding march was played by Mrs, Ernst L, Bierwagen of Chicago Park, Mr. Johnson later gave his daughter in marriage. For her wedding, the bride chose and created her own ensemble, Her gown was a brocaded satin of ice blue, featuring a fitted bodice with long sleeves, and abell shaped skirt. A rhinestone tiara secured her shoulder length silk illusion veil, Acascade of white spider chrysanthemums made up the bridal bouquet, Kathleen Anne Gibson, sister of the bride, was matron of honor, She wore a gown of sapphire blue and matching roses forming her headpiéce, She carried a white spider chrys‘anthemums, a smaller version of the bridal bouquet, Jerry Jordan, brother-in-law of the groom, performed the duties of the best man, Richard Hagedorn, of Anaheim, uncle of the bride, and Robert F, Gibson, Jr. , of San Jose, brotherin-law of the bride, were the ushers, ean “ie _ Mrs, Cheslotte Jacobsen. wi ations of rummage will help the ie _ summer blooms, . appreciated, sk Areception for approximately 75 guests was held in the church parlors, appropriately decorated in blue and white. Mrs. John. son, mother of the bride, received in an avocado green and blue suit with navy blue ‘accessories, The groom's mother, Mrs, Fitzgerald, chose a suit of navy blue with matching accessories, Corsages of white carnations completed their ensembles, A three tjered wedding cake, displaying a top designed and made by the bride, was an outstanding feature of the recéption, , The young couple left for a honeymoon to an undisclosed destination, The new Mrs, Fitzgerald chose a three piece red knit suit, and black accessories, for travelling, A corsage from the center of her bridal bouquet completed her costume, The new bride graduated from Valencia High School in 1962, after which she was employed in southern California until she came to Chicago Park, The groom graduated from Marysville High School in 1959, He isnow employed as general foreman of CaleTel Construction Company, in Merced, where the young couple will be. at home at 2023.I Street, Among the guests attending from out’ of town were: the Richard Hagedorns and Patty, Anaheim, Mrs, Marie Hardy, Los Angeles; the David Kienzies, the Spencer Jangaards and the Robert Gibsons, Jr., from The Nevada City Garden Club will hold their monthly meeting at the home of Mary Moser, 517 Ridge Road, Nevada City at 12:30 p,m, February 9. Co-hostesses are Hulda Kopp and Justine Adams, Mrs, Moser will complete her talk.on her trayels in Europe, epee" erence, eK PD Careers Day According to Frank Van Vliet, Grass Valley-Nevada City Kiwanis Club President, the Vocational’ Guidance Committee in conjunction with the Nevada Union High School will stage a job information clinic during the week of April-10 thru 14, This event will be a day of learning and motivation for the local students. Top people from all fields of work will tell the students about their particular field of occupation, Orrin. Crumley, Chairman of the Vocational Guidance Committee, indicated that the Kiwanis Club.and the high school will work together to determine those fields that would be most beneficial to the students of the area. This event will have a great impact upon the teenagers of this area, It will help them to better make a decision about what occupation to begin preparation for, Board Of Directors To Meet The Board of Directors of the Rough & Ready Fire Department will meet at 8 p.m., February 5, at the home of the Jack Bixlers, Rough & Ready. Mr.Kewerth Speaker et NC Soroptimist Mr. Richard Kuwarth, Ade ministrator of the Nevada General Hospital, was the guest speaker of the Soroptimist Club of Nevada City at their January 25th meeting, Mr. Kuwarth reviewed the history of the hospital, recent changes in its operation, and spoke of factors affecting the future plans for its development, He also stated the need for a public address system to increase the efficiency of services of the staff, A presentation of $50 was made recently to the local

American Field Service by the Soroptimist Club to be applied toward the expenses of next year’s program, “Cinderellas’ Plan Rummage Sale Gold Flat Fire Auxillary “CINDERELLAS" are planning a big Rummage Sale for February 2 and 8 atthe old Golden Rule Store on Mill Street in Grass Valley. The money received from this sale is used to help the Gold Flat Fire District, Any one having rummage to donate may contact Elsie Jenson 273-2992 or may leave it at the Gold Flat Fire House #1 across the Highway from Yuba River Lumber Company on Hi-way 20-49, Any and all donPree ie Shy eranstatstetatatatenatensteteteceronateresetetecaceretotetetaataten® to : in dl baa sate Fa our County, It Waders ate: = your friends and neighlors. Items of general mterest should be refered diredly § to oner Society Editor by calling 265-2471 Past Noble.Grand ‘Pinned During Ceremonies During the installation ceremonies last Saturday evening of the Esther Rebekah Lodge, No, 9, in Grass Valley, Mrs, Zale Johnson, retiring Noble Grand for the year 1966, is,shown re~ ceiving her Past Noble Grand pin, Presentation was made by Mrs, Esther McCandless, The pin received by Mrs, Johnson was very unique in design and detail and approximately 75 years old, It was given to Mrs, Johnson by Mrs, Julia Field, of the Oro Fino Rebekah Lodge of Middletown, California, whohad received it 52 years ago when she retired as Noble Grand of that lodge. Mrs. Field received the pin from another Past Noble Grand who had worn it over twenty years previously, Esther Rebekah Lodge had the pin engraved for Mrs, Johnson in commemoration of this event. ~ Scouts Announce. Finance. Chairman Mr, Willard Rose of the TAHOE AREA COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS, announced Last week that Mr, Clay Caldwell of Grass ValleyNevada City Area, has been appointed to head up'the Scout finance drive in this area, Mr, Caldwell indicated that he is planning a short direct campaign aimed at raising money to make it possible for more boys to enjoy the benefits of belonging. to the Scouts, “The cost of Scouting to the community is far less than the cost of a boy who gets into trouble and wastes his time and perhaps his life," said. Caldwell, Many people in this area have , Artists Submit Drawings fer “Old Nevada Theatre” The Liberal Arts Commission, led by President Delton E, Pharis, met with San Francisco Architect, John Campbell of the firm of Campbell & Wong, ‘Saturday morning to discuss the pians for renovation and res toring the old Nevada Theatre on Broad Street, Several drawings submitted by artists for the Facade or front of the building were carefully checked over and final selection of the approved sketch will be announced very soon, according to Liberal Arts Commission cials, It was announced that the cast for the up-coming presentation of the stage play "Our Town" have been selected and this will be announced as soon as all par= ticipants have been affirmed, Director Mike Cisney announce ed Saturday, The various committees on the Theatre restoration project are active at the present time and will announce some aggressive plans during the next few weeks, Finance Committee Chairman stated that money is coming in from interested people in the area tobe used to purchase and renovate the building, The appeal at the present time is for each individual to send in $2, 00 pty — a which now ex= ceeds , 900, 00, Approxi~ double this completed, he said, been called upon and many more will be called upon to lend their talents to raising money for the Scouts, When you are asked, do your best to help, The boys of your community are-counting on you, Pepper-Steves Engagement Announced The engagement of Geraldine Alice Pepper to Harry Steven Hammer was announced recently by her parents Mr. and Mrs. ‘Arthur D, Pepper, 120 Pleasant Street, Grass Valley. Mr. and Mrs, Henry W. Hammer of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, are the parents of the groom to be. Miss Pepper is presently employed at the Sacramento Army Depot as a training secretary for the federal government. Hammeris also employed by the government as an electronic instructor for the Frankford Arsenal of Philadelphia, . No definite date has been set for the wedding, Pioneer Artists Meet Carl Mauer of Yuba City, held a demonstration before the Pioneer Artists of Nevada County at their January 12 meeting. He gave a most interes demonstration of the use of pastel colors on velour paper, A desert scene was. depicted by Mr. Mauer after which a drawing among the members was held with Mrs, Olive Hughes being the lucky winner, ; It was announced that the 4th Annual Yuba College Art Show will be held from 8 a.m, to 5 p.m,, February 1 thru the 28th in the Cultural Center on the Yuba College Campus, Marysville, Several local artists have . been invited to display their pictures, .The public is cordially invited to attend, , Mr, and Mrs, Hamilton will show colored slides of Alaska at the February 9 meeting. Pictures. by various. local artists, which are picked and hung periodically by the Pioneer Art ‘Chub. pewenars da ee local Rave recentiy™been changed for public viewing, v