February 21, 1962 (10 pages)

JA dor /A dor ) /A ER, dor idor rior, and » Ss, eral ue, lia, e is ithe lose et, lia, apList 34, nd: Ge Woe er = the ad$ or ‘ing ubTeal. yall nit 162 VEY: 1 of Ire, hat apuner tion t OF y OF and the . by inned LAN )NUnBox alime, as less d to ers erty er's lays ond anfate 1 85 tion ims ted Nevada County NUGGET .Wednesday, February 21, ¥ 1962.Page 5 NEVADA COUNTY SAVINGS BOND CHAIRMAN.Willard J. Rose, left, is shown duringya meeting in San Franciscothis week discussing Freedom Bond Drive plans with W. H. Neal, right, assistant secretary of the Treasury and National Savings Bond Director, and Reed O. Hunt, center, president of Crown-Zellerbach Corporation and drive chairman for Northern California. The drive starts throughout the nation May 1 andconcludes June 30. More than $65,780,000 worth of U.S. Savings Bonds are expected to be sold in Northern California during the drive. Its pik "Underwrite Your Country's Might" ssp aki ng payments 0 on \ both loans with just one ah RESPONSIBLE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS. Finaneing Plan i is sponsored by Financial Federation, Inc, ¢ gs and loan associations. . including ours.and Pacific. ACCOUNTS INSURED wahaianeee aac? oF Qocally managed ty member of Financial Federation, toc./Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, Federal Home Loan Bank System THE U. S. GOVERNMENT. vevtnation. aie 35 Years Of Service To Savers And Homeowners MIDVALLEY SSA WINGS wc rosn sesocisron FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE You YUBA CITY OFFICE GRASS VALLEY OFFICE 435 Center Steed 352 South Aubura Stress ON SAVINGS CURRENT MINIMUM ANNUAL RATE, PAYABLE QUARTERLY MAIN OFFICE: MARYSVILLE OROVILLE OFncE 337 Fourth Street 3720 Bird Strees » Dwyer, Concord, : wore identical dresses of red GRASS VALLEY.The St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Grass Valley, beautifully decorated with gold urns filled with white gladiola and carnations, backed with magnolia leaves, was the setting for the morning nuptial mass wedding of Jeanine McCauley and Guy Anderson, Jan, 27. Father Jeremiah Boland officiated at the double ring ceremony, Jeanine is the daughter of Mrs, Kent Snyder, Grass Valley, and Leonard McCauley, SanJose. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Guy W. Anderson, Napa, Calif. . The bride came down the aisle onthe arm ofher father, who gave her in marriage, gowned in white satin, with white embroidered bodice, scooped neckline and long sleeves with pearl buttons. Her shoulder length illusion veil was held in place with a crown of pearls, She carried ashower bouquet of lilies of thevalley. The bride carried out the old tradition of “something old" by carrying a fine white handkerchief which belonged to her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Cicogni. Alsothe "sixpence" inhershoe, Boththe ~ bride's gown and crown were designed and created by Lynn Smith of Lynn Originals of Grass Valley. The maid of honorwas Diane Asnicar,: The bridesmaids were Linda David, ’ Roxie Wilken, Marite Salzman, Chico; and Judy They ribbed satin brocade made = with three-quarter sleeves, pleated sides and backs with high necklines,. Their bouquets were of red and white varigated carnations, Their gowns were also designed by Lynn Smith, Mike Dillon served the groom as best man, Reno Devita, David Gallino, cousin of the bride, Warren Butler and Tom Wright were were ushers, Mary Grace Tassone was organist for the service. Mrs, Snyder, mother of the bride, chose a peacock blue silk with matching accessories, She wore a white feather hat and a corsage of white carnations, Mrs, Anderson, mother of the groom, chose a rose silk crepe sheath, matching accessories and beige flowered hat. Her corsage was of white carnations, Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the home economics building at the fairgrounds, The build= ing was beautifully deco« rated with white gladiola, carnations, magnolia leaves, bells and satin streamers, All flower : arrangements for the wedding and reception were made by the groom, Guy Anderson, The wedding cake was «. served by the Misses Susie Albania joined the United : Nations in 1955, Wilken and Sharon Wible. Ruth Schell was in charge of the guest book. Shirley Hale served at the punch bowl. After receiving the congratulations and best wishes of the many friends and relatives who witnessed the. wedding service, the young couple left for a honeymoon in San Francisco, The new Mrs, Anderson chose white wool, With this she wore brown accessories and a red coat with mink collar, They will be at home at 135 Baxter Avenue, North SacThe bride graduated from the Nevada Union Senior High and will graduate in June from Chico State College, whereshe is a member “@ Anderson-McCauley Rites Held At St. Patrick's of Delta Zeta Sorority, She is now a student teacher in Sacramento, The groom was graduated from Napa High School, Napa Junior College and Chico State College, He is now employed at James Marshall High School as coordinator of Distributive education. 31 Honor Students At ° Seven Hills NEVADA CITY,.Thirty-? one students at Seven Hills school made the honor roll for the second report card period, it was announced this week by Principal Alan Poteete, Eighth graders included: Claudia Ayala, Dianne Davis, Linda Eldridge, Rosemary Freeland, Randy Humphries, Pauline Jacobs, Leland Pemberton, and Janet Pierce, Seventh graders included: Barbara Butenschoen, Terry Cassettari, Gayle Deeble, Barbara Dreher, Eryka Fraczek, John Griffin, and Nancy Grill Kathy Groth, Richard Hawkins, Glenn Jacobson, Janet Jarvis, Ronald Jenkins, Christine Knutson, Pam McCoy, and Evelyn Ryberg. 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JA dor /A dor ) /A ER, dor idor rior, and » Ss, eral ue, lia, e is ithe lose et, lia, apList 34, nd: Ge Woe er = the ad$ or ‘ing ubTeal. yall nit 162 VEY: 1 of Ire, hat apuner tion t OF y OF and the . by inned LAN )NUnBox alime, as less d to ers erty er's lays ond anfate 1 85 tion ims ted Nevada County NUGGET ..Wednesday, February 21, ¥ 1962..Page 5 NEVADA COUNTY SAVINGS BOND CHAIRMAN..Willard J. Rose, left, is shown duringya meeting in San Franciscothis week discussing Freedom Bond Drive plans with W. H. Neal, right, assistant secretary of the Treasury and National Savings Bond Director, and Reed O. Hunt, center, president of Crown-Zellerbach Corporation and drive chairman for Northern California. The drive starts throughout the nation May 1 andconcludes June 30. More than $65,780,000 worth of U.S. Savings Bonds are expected to be sold in Northern California during the drive. Its pik "Underwrite Your Country's Might" ssp aki ng payments 0 on \ both loans with just one ah RESPONSIBLE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS. Finaneing Plan i is sponsored by Financial Federation, Inc, ¢ gs and loan associations. . including ours..and Pacific. ACCOUNTS INSURED wahaianeee aac? oF Qocally managed ty member of Financial Federation, toc./Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, Federal Home Loan Bank System THE U. S. GOVERNMENT. vevtnation. aie 35 Years Of Service To Savers And Homeowners MIDVALLEY SSA WINGS wc rosn sesocisron FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE You YUBA CITY OFFICE GRASS VALLEY OFFICE 435 Center Steed 352 South Aubura Stress ON SAVINGS CURRENT MINIMUM ANNUAL RATE, PAYABLE QUARTERLY MAIN OFFICE: MARYSVILLE OROVILLE OFncE 337 Fourth Street 3720 Bird Strees » Dwyer, Concord, : wore identical dresses of red GRASS VALLEY..The St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Grass Valley, beautifully decorated with gold urns filled with white gladiola and carnations, backed with magnolia leaves, was the setting for the morning nuptial mass wedding of Jeanine McCauley and Guy Anderson, Jan, 27. Father Jeremiah Boland officiated at the double ring ceremony, Jeanine is the daughter of Mrs, Kent Snyder, Grass Valley, and Leonard McCauley, SanJose. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Guy W. Anderson, Napa, Calif. . The bride came down the aisle onthe arm ofher father, who gave her in marriage, gowned in white satin, with white embroidered bodice, scooped neckline and long sleeves with pearl buttons. Her shoulder length illusion veil was held in place with a crown of pearls, She carried ashower bouquet of lilies of thevalley. The bride carried out the old tradition of “something old" by carrying a fine white handkerchief which belonged to her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Cicogni. Alsothe "sixpence" inhershoe, Boththe ~ bride's gown and crown were designed and created by Lynn Smith of Lynn Originals of Grass Valley. The maid of honorwas Diane Asnicar,: The bridesmaids were Linda David, ’ Roxie Wilken, Marite Salzman, Chico; and Judy They ribbed satin brocade made = with three-quarter sleeves, pleated sides and backs with high necklines,. Their bouquets were of red and white varigated carnations, Their gowns were also designed by Lynn Smith, Mike Dillon served the groom as best man, Reno Devita, David Gallino, cousin of the bride, Warren Butler and Tom Wright were were ushers, Mary Grace Tassone was organist for the service. Mrs, Snyder, mother of the bride, chose a peacock blue silk with matching accessories, She wore a white

feather hat and a corsage of white carnations, Mrs, Anderson, mother of the groom, chose a rose silk crepe sheath, matching accessories and beige flowered hat. Her corsage was of white carnations, Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the home economics building at the fairgrounds, The build= ing was beautifully deco« rated with white gladiola, carnations, magnolia leaves, bells and satin streamers, All flower : arrangements for the wedding and reception were made by the groom, Guy Anderson, The wedding cake was «. served by the Misses Susie Albania joined the United : Nations in 1955, Wilken and Sharon Wible. Ruth Schell was in charge of the guest book. Shirley Hale served at the punch bowl. After receiving the congratulations and best wishes of the many friends and relatives who witnessed the. wedding service, the young couple left for a honeymoon in San Francisco, The new Mrs, Anderson chose white wool, With this she wore brown accessories and a red coat with mink collar, They will be at home at 135 Baxter Avenue, North SacThe bride graduated from the Nevada Union Senior High and will graduate in June from Chico State College, whereshe is a member “@ Anderson-McCauley Rites Held At St. Patrick's of Delta Zeta Sorority, She is now a student teacher in Sacramento, The groom was graduated from Napa High School, Napa Junior College and Chico State College, He is now employed at James Marshall High School as coordinator of Distributive education. 31 Honor Students At ° Seven Hills NEVADA CITY,.Thirty-? one students at Seven Hills school made the honor roll for the second report card period, it was announced this week by Principal Alan Poteete, Eighth graders included: Claudia Ayala, Dianne Davis, Linda Eldridge, Rosemary Freeland, Randy Humphries, Pauline Jacobs, Leland Pemberton, and Janet Pierce, Seventh graders included: Barbara Butenschoen, Terry Cassettari, Gayle Deeble, Barbara Dreher, Eryka Fraczek, John Griffin, and Nancy Grill Kathy Groth, Richard Hawkins, Glenn Jacobson, Janet Jarvis, Ronald Jenkins, Christine Knutson, Pam McCoy, and Evelyn Ryberg. Christina Roese, Kathony Rogina, Dan Smith, Jillian Thomsen, Linda Vonah, Rose Marie Weese, Cathy Wiloox, and Mike Wilson. * US 93, 95,466 * Combination tub-showers * Free show reservations * TV, Radios, Swim Pool * Baby sitters available * Near Good Restaurants * 2 minutes to downtown night -life * Credit cards honored, 2009 FREMONT STREET LAS VEGAS, neg Maaco se et ABO RAST et Congress of Motor Hotels, SKY RANCH MOTEL * Beautifully furnished, carpeted 1-2 bedroom units = * Individually controlled air-conditioning d Write for new TRAVEL GUIDE listing fine motels from coast to coast, inspected and approved by Pee Recommended Places To Stay & Play On Hiway 40 GOLDEN ARROW RANCH SLEEP OFF THE HIGHWAY Dining Room Open 7 Days A Week From $8,00 -doubleElectric Blankets Telephone Alta 5352 (area code 916) Auburo Exchange e 2421 RANCHO SIERRA INN RESTAURANT BAR MOTEL Steam Heat Single Double, Bunk Room e Ski Tow In Back Yards per person $3, 00 Kingvale Exit YUBA SANDS LODGE RESTAURANT COCKTAIL LOUNGE Accommodations For Groups CLOSE TO ALL SKI LIFTS Phone Soda Springs GA 6-9929 RESTAURANT RAINBOW LODGE WINTER AND SUMMER PLAYGROUND RESERVATIONS PO Box 628, Soda Springs GA 6-3580 or 6-9988 BAR DONNER TRAIL GROCERY Fresh Meat, Bakery Goods, Vegetables Beer & Wine SODA SPRINGS SODA SPRINGS LODGE Meet Your Friends _ SHOWCASE OF THE SIERRAS Accommodations Excellent Food Cocktails Phone GA 6-3681 SODA SPRINGS SKI AREA J-BAR CHAIRLIFT ROPE TOW Ski School Open Every Day RESTAURANT The Ideal Place To Learn To Ski! Coffee Shop The MOUNTAIN SKI SHOP SODA SPRINGS Ski Rentals, Sales, Repairs Special Rates For Groups And Service Men GA §-3636 BLACK BARTS Grass Valley SKIERS SPECIAL The Largest Hamburger In Northern California Pitcher Beer anol