February 22, 1967 (20 pages)

re ce gna ; earig NEL aad Satine H eg Bra} 4 ‘ we. The Nugget. F February 22, 1967 ; oO¢ eseete! 265-2471 _ Lura Arnold /, = Mote", °°, ete’Ke AAS re cecetPata etene'ePetetatatetetetetet SN ON Oe OD ie ae ee ee 4 f <0 oes, a This five generation taken at a recent gathering in Nevada City * shows from left to right in the back row; Mrs. Nadine Gustafson and her daughter, Mrs. Jane Elliott; and granddaughter, Mrs. Bonnie Cronin, . Seated’ from left to right are Mrs. Jennie Barnett and great great granddaughter, Dawn Marie Cronin, Five Generations @. @ A most unique and pleasant fact has come to light in our Nevada City--a five generation family. They are Mrs, Jennie Barnett, Mrs, Nadine Gustafson, Mrs, Drew Elliott, Mrs, Ron Cronin and Dawn Marie Cronin, -All are residents of Nevada City with the exception of Mrs, Cronin and daughter, Dawn Marie, who live in = Reno, The old Nevada Theater will be the setting for March 10-11 presentations of Thornton Wilder's "Our Town”, a presentation of Liberal Arts Production Committee, The use of the century old building was granted to Li. beral Artsrecently by the theater chain owners, according to Delton Pharis, Liberal Arts president, Among the cast of the Pulitzer Prize winning play are Ardyth Qualls and Jonathan Stevens, who portray the parts of Emily Webb and George ne Snare a “Emily” is girl.o st growin from childhood anaes aoe manhood in the three act drama, rs. Qualls, known as Ardie to friends, is the wife of Donald Qualls and the mother of four children, Donnie, Toby, David and Candi, They make their presents a young boy and man, presented with the challenges of life. home in the Sunset District of school'performances of Yeats. Grass Valley. Ardyth has lived "Player Queen", "McBeth", and in this area many years and was a graduate of Nevada Union High School, While at schoolshe was active in dramatics and variety show entertainment, She was one of a trio of dancers who performed at the U, S. Forestry Christmas party and the Fry’s "Boy With’a Cart", in New Hampshire. Since enter Pleasant Ridge School Variety Show presented in November, Jonathan Stevens is asenior at John Woolman School on Jones Bar Rd. , and a resident of Saginaw, Michigan, As George Gibbs in “Our Town", he re Jon has appeared in private ing John Woolman, Jon has appeared in “Spoonriver Anthology”. He, when not at his studies, works as a volunteer one day a week at Gold Flat Special School. Jon plans to become an elementary school teacher on completion of col lege studies, Other members of the cast are Mike Cisney, James Ghambers, > Russell. jones, ;-Roy,Gedst, Mary Geist,.Flo Wishmeyer, Dana Wishmeyer, Tyler Micoleau Jr., Dr. Leland Lewis, : Babe Childers, Olyve Simmons, Judge Verle Gray, Jerry Cooper, Roy Tremeroux, Ray Wish meyer, Everette Porter, Alice Nelson, Richard Hackett and Charles Orgibet. Mrs, Jennie Barnett was born and raised in Woodland as was her daughter, Mrs, Gustafson, Mrs, Elliott, or Jane to her many Nevada City friends, was born in Marysville, Mrs; Cronin has Wendell, Idaho, for her birthplace, while her small daughter came to her in Yuba City, Thus all but Mrs, Cronin were born within a radius of fifty miles, Another seldom found fact is that the three eldest have the same middle name of Elnora, Jane says “she goofed and decided to be different and:broke the chain", Mrs, Barnett and Mrs, Gustafson came to Nevada City approximately 25 years ago, Jane and her husband came approximately two and one-half years ago from Yuba City, and are well known as the Nevada City Florists, All three ladies have been most active in civic affairs and club work, Being native daughters, they have become affiliated with the Native Daughters of the Golden bse Laurel Parlor No, 6, of Nevada City. They are also members of the Rebekah Lodge-Mrs, Barnett became a member of the Sylvan Rebekah Lodge of Woodland in 1913, and today as a past noble grand is still active inthe Neva Rebekah Lodge where she ‘is a suipporter to’-her grand daughter, Jane, whois Noble Grand of that ‘lodge, Janes mother, Mrs, Gustafson, who is also a past noble grand, has also been active in Neva Lodge, howéver, this year most of her’time will be spent in Placerville caring for a very dear friend, Mrs, ‘Cronin and little Dawn Marie, who is the pride and joy of grandmother Jane, often. visits with her family in Nevada City t for those good family reunions dear to our hearts, 6 IG DEIR DLIS STI STI OF Club Calendar Cootiettes Hold . Initiation February 23 Nevada City Senior Citizens Grass Valley Lions Guest Speaker Nevada City: Rotary Odd Fellows Lodge No, 12 Grass a Valley Soroptimists . Two new members, Jo Clark and. Ruth Luce, were initiated into the Golden Canaries Cootiettes Club No, 252 during their regular meeting February 13, over which Chief Grayback Job's Daughter's Neva Treloar presided, The ininiation ceremony was instituted by Ginger Parker and Virginia Percy, endl saps. chtgent art An informative talk on title ‘ research by Norma Tobiassen, Friend’s of the Libraries Boo; chief title officer, of the Nev Sale ada County Title Company of. Grass Valley will be given toright at Hazel's Restaurant to February 24 rs . * of the Libraries Boo Election of officers for the Bishop and MeLead Frances Jean Bishop and Stephen E, McLeod were joined in holy matrimony at an afternoon ceremony February 4, in the First Methodist Church of Grass Valley, The Rev. Noel Carden officiated at the double ring service, . ii a a as Frances is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, William Bishop of Grass Valley. Mr, and Mrs, James E, McLeod are the parents of the groom, The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a gown of white satin for her wedding. Her shoulder length veil was held in place by white roses, _ ensuing year were also held with Gerri. Treloar the Chief Grayback elect. Assisting her will be Jewell Geist, Lady Louse; Ginger Parker, Baby Louse; Ruth Luce, Sheckel Keeper; Virginia Percy, Pious 4 Esther anol tae No, 9 . ss pte Shrine of Jerusalem) same Grass Valley Rotary Louse; Jo Clark, Crummy Chas* Timberline Toastmasters er; Marg Ford, Louse Hunter, The bridal bouquet was made The Three Tightwads will be of white carnations and orchids, Golden Canaries Cootiettes Evelyn Dalaba, Ella Meyers and Barbara Paul was the bride's Donie Antone, with Patse Philonly attendant, She was gowned lips as Rustling Louse. “Installin pink and. carried a nosegay. ~. February 28 ; ation will be held during the made of pink carnations, Rainbow Girls latter part of March, Dennis Meservey served the Neva Rebekah Lodge 119 All members are urged to be groom as best man, American Legion Post 130 present at the next meeting to A reception was held at the Sierra Swingers Workshop beheld February 27 in the Vethome of the bride's parents in eran Memorial Building, NevGrass Valley. Following the ada City, as preparations will reception, the young couple March 1 be made to work on ets for left on a short honeymoon to Nevada City Lions the Grand Crawl to eld in points of interest in the Sierras, Grass Valley Elks April in Fresno, This will also They are now at home on StewNevada City Soroptimists ‘ be a social night.with Jo Clark Grass Valley Kiwanis art Street in Grass Valley. and Donie Antone on there freshGrass Valley Business & Profesment committee, sional Women ; members of the Nevada City Businegs & Professional mpmes's Club, Mrs, Mary Todd is chairman of the evening assisted by Mrs, Gladys Lewis. Add officers for the eur 1967-68 will be elected at ea Ph ty ng ee i be in Peterson, the home of President 3 eldihara Worths Return . From Trip Mr, & Mrs. Richard Worth, returned home Sunday Night from a.vacation trip to the Far East. They made the trip by Air and visited Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Bangkok, The Worths, are owners and operators of the famed National Hotel in Nevada City. They reported a very interesting trip except for the rainy season which hit Japan about the time they arrivedthere, The growth and progress of Japan and Hong Kong was very impressive, they reported,

re ce gna ; earig NEL aad Satine H eg Bra} 4 ‘ we. The Nugget. F February 22, 1967 ; oO¢ eseete! 265-2471 _ Lura Arnold /, = Mote", °°, ete’Ke AAS re cecetPata etene'ePetetatatetetetetet SN ON Oe OD ie ae ee ee 4 f <0 oes, a This five generation taken at a recent gathering in Nevada City * shows from left to right in the back row; Mrs. Nadine Gustafson and her daughter, Mrs. Jane Elliott; and granddaughter, Mrs. Bonnie Cronin, . Seated’ from left to right are Mrs. Jennie Barnett and great great granddaughter, Dawn Marie Cronin, Five Generations @. @ A most unique and pleasant fact has come to light in our Nevada City--a five generation family. They are Mrs, Jennie Barnett, Mrs, Nadine Gustafson, Mrs, Drew Elliott, Mrs, Ron Cronin and Dawn Marie Cronin, -All are residents of Nevada City with the exception of Mrs, Cronin and daughter, Dawn Marie, who live in = Reno, The old Nevada Theater will be the setting for March 10-11 presentations of Thornton Wilder's "Our Town”, a presentation of Liberal Arts Production Committee, The use of the century old building was granted to Li. beral Artsrecently by the theater chain owners, according to Delton Pharis, Liberal Arts president, Among the cast of the Pulitzer Prize winning play are Ardyth Qualls and Jonathan Stevens, who portray the parts of Emily Webb and George ne Snare a “Emily” is girl.o st growin from childhood anaes aoe manhood in the three act drama, rs. Qualls, known as Ardie to friends, is the wife of Donald Qualls and the mother of four children, Donnie, Toby, David and Candi, They make their presents a young boy and man, presented with the challenges of life. home in the Sunset District of school'performances of Yeats. Grass Valley. Ardyth has lived "Player Queen", "McBeth", and in this area many years and was a graduate of Nevada Union High School, While at schoolshe was active in dramatics and variety show entertainment, She was one of a trio of dancers who performed at the U, S. Forestry Christmas party and the Fry’s "Boy With’a Cart", in New Hampshire. Since enter Pleasant Ridge School Variety Show presented in November, Jonathan Stevens is asenior at John Woolman School on Jones Bar Rd. , and a resident of Saginaw, Michigan, As George Gibbs in “Our Town", he re Jon has appeared in private ing John Woolman, Jon has appeared in “Spoonriver Anthology”. He, when not at his studies, works as a volunteer one day a week at Gold Flat Special School. Jon plans to become an elementary school teacher on completion of col lege studies, Other members of the cast are Mike Cisney, James Ghambers, > Russell. jones, ;-Roy,Gedst, Mary Geist,.Flo Wishmeyer, Dana Wishmeyer, Tyler Micoleau Jr., Dr. Leland Lewis, : Babe Childers, Olyve Simmons, Judge Verle Gray, Jerry Cooper, Roy Tremeroux, Ray Wish meyer, Everette Porter, Alice Nelson, Richard Hackett and Charles Orgibet. Mrs, Jennie Barnett was born and raised in Woodland as was her daughter, Mrs, Gustafson, Mrs, Elliott, or Jane to her many Nevada City friends, was born in Marysville, Mrs; Cronin has Wendell, Idaho, for her birthplace, while her small daughter came to her in Yuba City, Thus all but Mrs, Cronin were born within a radius of fifty miles, Another seldom found fact is that the three eldest have the same middle name of Elnora, Jane says “she goofed and decided to be different and:broke the chain", Mrs, Barnett and Mrs, Gustafson came to Nevada City approximately 25 years ago, Jane and her husband came approximately two and one-half years ago from Yuba City, and are well known as the Nevada City Florists, All three ladies have been most active in civic affairs and club work, Being native daughters, they have become affiliated with the Native Daughters of the Golden bse Laurel Parlor No, 6, of Nevada City. They are also members of the Rebekah Lodge-Mrs, Barnett became a member of the Sylvan Rebekah Lodge of Woodland in 1913, and today as a past noble grand is still active inthe Neva Rebekah Lodge where she ‘is a suipporter to’-her grand daughter, Jane, whois Noble Grand of that ‘lodge, Janes mother, Mrs, Gustafson, who is also a past noble grand, has also been active in Neva Lodge, howéver, this year most of her’time will be spent in Placerville caring for a very dear friend, Mrs, ‘Cronin and little Dawn Marie, who is the pride and joy of grandmother Jane, often. visits with her family in Nevada City t for those good family reunions dear to our hearts, 6 IG DEIR DLIS STI STI OF Club Calendar Cootiettes Hold . Initiation

February 23 Nevada City Senior Citizens Grass Valley Lions Guest Speaker Nevada City: Rotary Odd Fellows Lodge No, 12 Grass a Valley Soroptimists . Two new members, Jo Clark and. Ruth Luce, were initiated into the Golden Canaries Cootiettes Club No, 252 during their regular meeting February 13, over which Chief Grayback Job's Daughter's Neva Treloar presided, The ininiation ceremony was instituted by Ginger Parker and Virginia Percy, endl saps. chtgent art An informative talk on title ‘ research by Norma Tobiassen, Friend’s of the Libraries Boo; chief title officer, of the Nev Sale ada County Title Company of. Grass Valley will be given toright at Hazel's Restaurant to February 24 rs . * of the Libraries Boo Election of officers for the Bishop and MeLead Frances Jean Bishop and Stephen E, McLeod were joined in holy matrimony at an afternoon ceremony February 4, in the First Methodist Church of Grass Valley, The Rev. Noel Carden officiated at the double ring service, . ii a a as Frances is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, William Bishop of Grass Valley. Mr, and Mrs, James E, McLeod are the parents of the groom, The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a gown of white satin for her wedding. Her shoulder length veil was held in place by white roses, _ ensuing year were also held with Gerri. Treloar the Chief Grayback elect. Assisting her will be Jewell Geist, Lady Louse; Ginger Parker, Baby Louse; Ruth Luce, Sheckel Keeper; Virginia Percy, Pious 4 Esther anol tae No, 9 . ss pte Shrine of Jerusalem) same Grass Valley Rotary Louse; Jo Clark, Crummy Chas* Timberline Toastmasters er; Marg Ford, Louse Hunter, The bridal bouquet was made The Three Tightwads will be of white carnations and orchids, Golden Canaries Cootiettes Evelyn Dalaba, Ella Meyers and Barbara Paul was the bride's Donie Antone, with Patse Philonly attendant, She was gowned lips as Rustling Louse. “Installin pink and. carried a nosegay. ~. February 28 ; ation will be held during the made of pink carnations, Rainbow Girls latter part of March, Dennis Meservey served the Neva Rebekah Lodge 119 All members are urged to be groom as best man, American Legion Post 130 present at the next meeting to A reception was held at the Sierra Swingers Workshop beheld February 27 in the Vethome of the bride's parents in eran Memorial Building, NevGrass Valley.. Following the ada City, as preparations will reception, the young couple March 1 be made to work on ets for left on a short honeymoon to Nevada City Lions the Grand Crawl to eld in points of interest in the Sierras, Grass Valley Elks April in Fresno, This will also They are now at home on StewNevada City Soroptimists ‘ be a social night.with Jo Clark Grass Valley Kiwanis art Street in Grass Valley. and Donie Antone on there freshGrass Valley Business & Profesment committee, sional Women ; members of the Nevada City Businegs & Professional mpmes's Club, Mrs, Mary Todd is chairman of the evening assisted by Mrs, Gladys Lewis. Add officers for the eur 1967-68 will be elected at ea Ph ty ng ee i be in Peterson, the home of President 3 eldihara Worths Return . From Trip Mr, & Mrs. Richard Worth, returned home Sunday Night from a.vacation trip to the Far East. They made the trip by Air and visited Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Bangkok, The Worths, are owners and operators of the famed National Hotel in Nevada City. They reported a very interesting trip except for the rainy season which hit Japan about the time they arrivedthere, The growth and progress of Japan and Hong Kong was very impressive, they reported,