February 22, 1967 (20 pages)

Shower for Jacquelene Lea West was recéntly honored with a miscellaneous shower at the-home of Hildred Branson, 117. Nursery Street, Nevada City. Erma Weeks was co-hostess for the evening festivities. The evening was spent with appropriate fun games and contests, followed by the traditional opening of the many lovely gifts. 4 A color scheme of pink and white was-carried out-on the refreshment table beautifully set with carnations, candles and adecorated cake fitting the occasion, » ‘Those present were: Mmes, Goldie Wanamake, Roseanna Grant, Clela Jordan, Doris Worthley, Doris Davis, Sandra Staser, Iris Staser, Jacquelene West, Rhonda Lee, Flo Clemo, Sue Randall, Irene: Campbell, Thelma Holloway, . Virginia -« --Hosford,>Hildred ‘Branson’ aad. . Erma: Weeks. Those unable to attend were Mmes., Janet Feils, Rose Moyles and Ethel Roberts. Jackie, as she is known to her many: friends, will be married to Marvin Way-ne. Hosford, at 2 p.m., March 11, 1967, in the Little Wedding Chapel, Rough & Ready. The bride tobe attended local schools, Mount St, Mary's and Nevada Union High School, She worked for some time in Sacramento, going from there to Idaho Falls, Idaho, Her groom elect attended Placerville High School after which he entered the Navy. He plans to make the Navy his career, The third annual book sale of the Friends of the Librarieswil] be held February 24, and 25, in the Nevada City Library. Public Invited to —View Film — You are invited to see an outstanding film, "BELOVED ENEMY“, which wonan "Oscar" as Best Evangelistic Film of Year, Thisdramatic color feature deals with today's issues and is recommended for all ages, Grace Lutheran Church of Grass Valley is providing the community with the opportunity tosee this film on Sunday February 26, Viewing time is set For those who wish to join in earlier activities for that day, Adult Bible Study and Sunday School begins at 9:45 a.m,; Worship Service at 11;00 a, m. A potluck meal will be served at 12:30 p.m, and those participating may: bring. a main dish, salad and dessert, Beverages will be served by the members of the Lutheran Women's Missionary League. Native Daughters Meet The Native Daughters of the Golden West, Past Presidents Association No. 6 will meet at 8 p.m, in the recreation hall of the Nevada City Methodist Church, on February 24 with Mary Dorney presiding. ‘President: Dorney requests the members to bring their games and puzzles for the youth program. Gladys Blanchard and her committee will serve refreshments, Je LIAL Fashion Hints By T. A. Preston YES! Modis the biginfluence, but after visiting the gift show in Los Angeles, I would not say it was the most outstanding, nor the one group, that I enjoyed most in accessories available for the home and elsewhere, The Spanish imports were the truly beautiful contribution at this 1967 showing. The dark rich woods were crafted and carved into every size and description of useful and ornamental decoration for the home, office and/or business, A small bench or what could be used charmingly as a settle. remember them by the old fireplace?---cabinets, bookshelves — racks and servers for wine bottles, little stools and chairs and something that caught my ey e.an unusual holder for a wine bottle---a tall, carved figure, hinged to open, wherein the bottle could be completely concealed. These figuresre sembled those seen in monastaries and churches. Just beautifully crafted’ by artisans and polished slightly and, of course, made for a duo-purpose --beauty and usefulness, a nice combination when one can find it, and, most. suitable for our “, modern day home, . Something of note for collectors, shown by the Spain importers--swords, sabers, knives, etc,. Allsingularly, or in pairs, and also in grouped arrangements behind shields or a family crest, These were most decorative and could .be used. to accent that special niche in the home, Germany and the Scandinavian countries were showing tapestry. That wonderful old art favored © by: European royalty for several. centuries to depict stories of their experiences and conquests and to decorate their barren, cold-stone castle walls, These tapestries could easily be changed, as well as moved, from castle to castle as they toured their domain, permitting them to always have familiar possessions about them, However, these tapestries need not be used in castles, so to speak, but would lend beauty to most any of our modern day homes, There were two variations shown---one was the fine old .woven tapestry familiar to many, The second---printed fabric, backed. and quilted around the design and bordered usually in metallic braiding.: Although the newer versions are attractive and could be executed by those who enjoy working with needle and thread, the older woven tapestries were more my personal preference, What was shown for the Mod mood, was exceptionally well done, detailed and vividly colored, Wall plaques, statuary, decorative “ems such as ashtrays, access.wies, etc. Also throw-pillows, always in patterns, braided or appliqued and at for those who like to have Sunglasses and some jewelry -for women along with---are you ready?---Barefoot thongs and toe rings of delicate flowers and jewels, Next=--~-Fashion hints. BITE RAIN if NE AIRLOBEO Nt Zs Driving with Parking Lights Ilegal California Highway. Patrol. Commissioner Harold W, Sullivan last week reminded California motorists that it isillegal for them to drive with only their parking lights on, During the winter months in California many drivers have a habit of switching on their parking lights in the dusky morning and evening hours, This could be extremely dangerous because drivers approaching from the opposite direction could mistake them for the headlights, and the smaller size of parking lights could lead them to believe the car is much farther away thanitis. Ina passing or left turn situation a serious accident could result from this confusion about the distance between the cars, “There are no exceptions to this law," Sullivansaid, "“Parking lights must never be used alone-when the car is being driven," Extensive remodeling of the building is going on at M'Lady's Shop 227 Broad Street in.Nevada City. Workmen anticipate it will take about 10 days to finish the job, é American Cancer Society The American Cancer Society Regional Public Information Meeting was held in Red Bluff on February 9, Mr. Charles Dahl and Rugh Lush, representatives of the California Division from San Francisco, conducted the meeting and were hosts for the day,THOSE YOU LOVE." ~ Fae’Stevenson, Tri-County President and Madge Purssell, Nevada County Chairman and Publicity Chairman of TriCounty, attended from Nevada City, The next Névada County Unit Meeting will be held at the City Hallin Nevada City on February 16 at 7:30 p,m. . We hope all members will attend and start making early plans for the April Crusade and Special Events, The slogan for 1967 is "GUARD RD BS os Sigh as ohne Fart ) i ree ity Take HRN * Be _ The Nugget. February.22, 1967 “l(DOO72) USS PLATTE(AO-24, (FHT NC) Feb. 6-Fireman Anthony P, Hardesty, USN, son * of Mr. and Mrs, E, Hardesty of ' 406 Valley St., Nevada City, Calif. , is’helping the U.S, Pacific Fleet ServiceForce ‘(SERVPAC) celebrate its 25th . anniversary this month, while serving aboard the fleet oiler Platte, Begun in February of 1942, the force is now 45, 000 men strong, and operates 117 ships of 21 different types, as wellas 13 shore bases in the Western Pacific, SERVPAC units supply Naval forces, afloat and ashore . Within. an area equal to nearly half the earth's surface, with food, fuel, ammunition and other essential needs, In addition to the Force's supply duties, it offers salvage assistance, and ship repair services, } Headquarters for the U.S, Service Force, Pacific Fleet, fs at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, (DOO46) USS AMERICA (CVA66) (FHTNC) Feb, 6 -Marine Captain Orlo K, Steele, son of Mrs, Frances Steele of 383 Alta St., Grass Valley, Calif., is in the Mediterranean participating in operations with the U, S, Sixth Fleet, as a crewmember of the attack aircraft carrier America, While in the "Med", she will be part of Task Force 60, an attack carrier striking force, consisting of two large carriers, two guided missile cruisers and 16 destroyers, She’is also flagship for Comm ander Carrier Division Four, The America will visit many ports in the Mediterranean, the first being Athens, Greece, KAISERSLAUTERN, GERMANY (ANTNC)-Wayne C, Darr, 21, _. 102 Bettcher Court, Gr Calif, ,. was promoted to Army specialist fourth class Jan, 20 in Kaiserslautern, Germany, where he is serving with the 43rd Heavy Equipment Maintenance Company. Spec. Darr, an auto repairman in the company, entered the Army. in November 1965 and arrived overseas in May 1966, He was graduated from Nevada ‘Union High School, Grass ValLODGE NOTICES Unity White Shrine of Jerusalem No. 65 will meet at 8 p.m, Saturday evening in the Masonic Hall on South Auburn Street, Grass Valley. Noble Grand Edna Rudd will preside over Esther Rebekah Lodge No. 9,. when they meet at8p.m, Saturday evening, in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall, 110 1/2Mill Street, Grass Valley, Banner Grange No, 627 will hold their monthly meeting at. 8 p.m., February 24, in the \Grange Hall on McCourtney Road, Grass Valley. : Members are urged to be present, SCHOOL MENU NEVADA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT February 27 March 3 Mrs, Lavena Laughlin, cafeteria supervisor, announces the following menu for Nevada City Elementary.and Seven Hills Inter. Mediate Schools: MONDAY -TUESDAY -Frankfurters & Hot Buns Sloppy Joe on Hot Bun Buttered Corn Buttered Green Beans Cole Slaw Mixed Green Salad Whole Pears Peach Slices WEDNESDAY -THURSDAY -Fried Chicken Candied Sweet Potatoes Pickled Beets French Bread & Butter Peach Halves FRIDAY -Beans and Franks Buttered Spinach Carrot & Celery Sticks Hot Corn Muffins Oranges . Tuna Noodle Loaf Buttered Peas ee Tossed Salad Fruit Cobbler Peanut Butter Bread Bread, butter & milk served with all meals. ~ (E0861) NAHA, OKINAWA ‘eee ci Si John A. Crowley, USN, son of Mr, and Mrs, John A. Crowley Sr., of General Delivery, Washington, Calif,, is at the U.S. Naval Air Facility, Naha, Okinawa, as a member of Patrol Squadron-46, deployed to the Western Pacific in support of the U.S. Seventh Fleet. The Naval Air Facility isre. sponsible for providing logistic support for ships, aircraft, and personnel of the Seventh Fleet, Okinawa is a semi-tropical Pacific Island located about 850 miles southwest of Tokyo, Japan, With all the Armed Forces stationed on the island, itis considered tobe "The Keystone of the Pacific”, Patrol Squadron Forty Six is homebased atthe Naval Ajr Station, Moffett Field, Calif, FT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, IND, (AHTNC)--Private Frank A. Snapp, 21, son of Mr, and ‘Mrs. Sidney’ A. Snapp, 318 Marshall St., Grass Valley, Calif, ,. completed a 10-week pay specialist course Feb, 13 at the Army Finance School, Ft, Benjamin Harrison, Ind, He was trained in the payment of civilian and military personnel, handling of travel allowances, and accounting, Instruction was also given in business law and pay regulations, FT, LEE, VA, (AHTNC)Private Edwin D. Furano, 19, son of Mr, and Mrs, Edwin Furano, Route 1, Nevada City, Calif,, was honor graduate of an eight-week laundry and drycleaning course that ended Jan, 20 at the Army Quartermaster School, Ft, Lee, Va, Pyt, Furano, wh'o graduated first in his class, ined in yr re cr ng and cloth equip ment, He also learned the formulas for cleaning solutions, Past President Installs Past District Deputy President Jean Brass, assisted by Past District Deputy President Pauline Mullis, of Neva Rebekah Lodge No, 119, of Nevada City, in. d, during the regular session held last Tuesday evening in the Odd Fellows Hall, the officers.elect who were unable to ‘attend the regular inStallation ceremonies of Febr‘uaty 4, Noble Grand Jane Elliott présided, It was announced that those wishing to make contributions to the Heart Fund during the current drive must do so before February 28, The mystery gift was won by Lyla Dybe. Hildred Branson was the winner of the door prize, a beautiful potted azalea, donated by Noble Grand Jane Elliott. Pauline Stevens, Pearl R = ski, Fred Rudisill and Al Brass received congratulations and the traditional song on their recent birthdays. An interesting feature ‘of the evening was the showing of color slides of past activities of various lodges in the district, including se veral pictures of different drill teams, by Roman and Brita Refreshments were served in the dining hall beautifully décorated in the valentine motif, Ethel Polglase was chairman,

Shower for Jacquelene Lea West was recéntly honored with a miscellaneous shower at the-home of Hildred Branson, 117. Nursery Street, Nevada City. Erma Weeks was co-hostess for the evening festivities. The evening was spent with appropriate fun games and contests, followed by the traditional opening of the many lovely gifts. 4 A color scheme of pink and white was-carried out-on the refreshment table beautifully set with carnations, candles and adecorated cake fitting the occasion, » ‘Those present were: Mmes, Goldie Wanamake, Roseanna Grant, Clela Jordan, Doris Worthley, Doris Davis, Sandra Staser, Iris Staser, Jacquelene West, Rhonda Lee, Flo Clemo, Sue Randall, Irene: Campbell, Thelma Holloway, . Virginia -« --Hosford,>Hildred ‘Branson’ aad. . Erma: Weeks. Those unable to attend were Mmes., Janet Feils, Rose Moyles and Ethel Roberts. Jackie, as she is known to her many: friends, will be married to Marvin Way-ne. Hosford, at 2 p.m., March 11, 1967, in the Little Wedding Chapel, Rough & Ready. The bride tobe attended local schools, Mount St, Mary's and Nevada Union High School, She worked for some time in Sacramento, going from there to Idaho Falls, Idaho, Her groom elect attended Placerville High School after which he entered the Navy. He plans to make the Navy his career, The third annual book sale of the Friends of the Librarieswil] be held February 24, and 25, in the Nevada City Library. Public Invited to —View Film — You are invited to see an outstanding film, "BELOVED ENEMY“, which wonan "Oscar" as Best Evangelistic Film of Year, Thisdramatic color feature deals with today's issues and is recommended for all ages, Grace Lutheran Church of Grass Valley is providing the community with the opportunity tosee this film on Sunday February 26, Viewing time is set For those who wish to join in earlier activities for that day, Adult Bible Study and Sunday School begins at 9:45 a.m,; Worship Service at 11;00 a, m. A potluck meal will be served at 12:30 p.m, and those participating may: bring. a main dish, salad and dessert, Beverages will be served by the members of the Lutheran Women's Missionary League. Native Daughters Meet The Native Daughters of the Golden West, Past Presidents Association No. 6 will meet at 8 p.m, in the recreation hall of the Nevada City Methodist Church, on February 24 with Mary Dorney presiding. ‘President: Dorney requests the members to bring their games and puzzles for the youth program. Gladys Blanchard and her committee will serve refreshments, Je LIAL Fashion Hints By T. A. Preston YES! Modis the biginfluence, but after visiting the gift show in Los Angeles, I would not say it was the most outstanding, nor the one group, that I enjoyed most in accessories available for the home and elsewhere, The Spanish imports were the truly beautiful contribution at this 1967 showing. The dark rich woods were crafted and carved into every size and description of useful and ornamental decoration for the home, office and/or business, A small bench or what could be used charmingly as a settle.. remember them by the old fireplace?---cabinets, bookshelves — racks and servers for wine bottles, little stools and chairs and something that caught my ey e..an unusual holder for a wine bottle---a tall, carved figure, hinged to open, wherein the bottle could be completely concealed. These figuresre sembled those seen in monastaries and churches. Just beautifully crafted’ by artisans and polished slightly and, of course, made for a duo-purpose --beauty and usefulness, a nice combination when one can find it, and, most. suitable for our “, modern day home, . Something of note for collectors, shown by the Spain importers--swords, sabers, knives, etc,. Allsingularly, or in pairs, and also in grouped arrangements behind shields or a family crest, These were most decorative and could .be used. to accent that special niche in the home, Germany and the Scandinavian countries were showing tapestry. That wonderful old art favored © by: European royalty for several. centuries to depict stories of their experiences and conquests and to decorate their barren, cold-stone castle walls, These tapestries could easily be changed, as well as moved, from castle to castle as they toured their domain, permitting them to always have familiar possessions about them, However, these tapestries need not be used in castles, so to speak, but would lend beauty to most any of our modern day homes, There were two variations shown---one was the fine old .woven tapestry familiar to many, The second---printed fabric, backed. and quilted around the design and bordered usually in metallic braiding.: Although the newer versions are attractive and could be executed by those who enjoy working with needle and thread, the older woven tapestries were more my personal preference, What was shown for the Mod mood, was exceptionally well done, detailed and vividly colored, Wall plaques, statuary, decorative “ems such as ashtrays, access.wies, etc. Also throw-pillows, always in patterns, braided or appliqued and at for those who like to have Sunglasses and some jewelry -for women along with---are you ready?---Barefoot thongs and toe rings of delicate flowers and jewels, Next=--~-Fashion hints. BITE RAIN if NE AIRLOBEO Nt Zs Driving with Parking Lights Ilegal California Highway. Patrol. Commissioner Harold W, Sullivan last week reminded California motorists that it isillegal for them to drive with only their parking lights on, During the winter months in California many drivers have a habit of switching on their parking lights in the dusky morning and evening hours, This could be extremely dangerous because drivers approaching from the opposite direction could mistake them for the headlights, and the smaller size of parking lights could lead them to believe the car is much farther away thanitis. Ina passing or left turn situation a serious accident could result from this confusion about the distance between the cars, “There are no exceptions to this law," Sullivansaid, "“Parking lights must never be used alone-when the car is being driven," Extensive remodeling of the building is going on at M'Lady's Shop 227 Broad Street in.Nevada City. Workmen anticipate it will take about 10 days to finish the job, é American Cancer Society The American Cancer Society Regional Public Information Meeting was held in Red Bluff on February 9, Mr. Charles Dahl and Rugh Lush, representatives of

the California Division from San Francisco, conducted the meeting and were hosts for the day,THOSE YOU LOVE." ~ Fae’Stevenson, Tri-County President and Madge Purssell, Nevada County Chairman and Publicity Chairman of TriCounty, attended from Nevada City, The next Névada County Unit Meeting will be held at the City Hallin Nevada City on February 16 at 7:30 p,m. . We hope all members will attend and start making early plans for the April Crusade and Special Events, The slogan for 1967 is "GUARD RD BS os Sigh as ohne Fart ) i ree ity Take HRN * Be _ The Nugget.. February.22, 1967 “l(DOO72) USS PLATTE(AO-24, (FHT NC) Feb. 6-Fireman Anthony P, Hardesty, USN, son * of Mr. and Mrs, E, Hardesty of ' 406 Valley St., Nevada City, Calif. , is’helping the U.S, Pacific Fleet ServiceForce ‘(SERVPAC) celebrate its 25th . anniversary this month, while serving aboard the fleet oiler Platte, Begun in February of 1942, the force is now 45, 000 men strong, and operates 117 ships of 21 different types, as wellas 13 shore bases in the Western Pacific, SERVPAC units supply Naval forces, afloat and ashore . Within. an area equal to nearly half the earth's surface, with food, fuel, ammunition and other essential needs, In addition to the Force's supply duties, it offers salvage assistance, and ship repair services, } Headquarters for the U.S, Service Force, Pacific Fleet, fs at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, (DOO46) USS AMERICA (CVA66) (FHTNC) Feb, 6 -Marine Captain Orlo K, Steele, son of Mrs, Frances Steele of 383 Alta St., Grass Valley, Calif., is in the Mediterranean participating in operations with the U, S, Sixth Fleet, as a crewmember of the attack aircraft carrier America, While in the "Med", she will be part of Task Force 60, an attack carrier striking force, consisting of two large carriers, two guided missile cruisers and 16 destroyers, She’is also flagship for Comm ander Carrier Division Four, The America will visit many ports in the Mediterranean, the first being Athens, Greece, KAISERSLAUTERN, GERMANY (ANTNC)-Wayne C, Darr, 21, _. 102 Bettcher Court, Gr Calif, ,. was promoted to Army specialist fourth class Jan, 20 in Kaiserslautern, Germany, where he is serving with the 43rd Heavy Equipment Maintenance Company. Spec. Darr, an auto repairman in the company, entered the Army. in November 1965 and arrived overseas in May 1966, He was graduated from Nevada ‘Union High School, Grass ValLODGE NOTICES Unity White Shrine of Jerusalem No. 65 will meet at 8 p.m, Saturday evening in the Masonic Hall on South Auburn Street, Grass Valley. Noble Grand Edna Rudd will preside over Esther Rebekah Lodge No. 9,. when they meet at8p.m, Saturday evening, in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall, 110 1/2Mill Street, Grass Valley, Banner Grange No, 627 will hold their monthly meeting at. 8 p.m., February 24, in the \Grange Hall on McCourtney Road, Grass Valley. : Members are urged to be present, SCHOOL MENU NEVADA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT February 27 March 3 Mrs, Lavena Laughlin, cafeteria supervisor, announces the following menu for Nevada City Elementary.and Seven Hills Inter. Mediate Schools: MONDAY -TUESDAY -Frankfurters & Hot Buns Sloppy Joe on Hot Bun Buttered Corn Buttered Green Beans Cole Slaw Mixed Green Salad Whole Pears Peach Slices WEDNESDAY -THURSDAY -Fried Chicken Candied Sweet Potatoes Pickled Beets French Bread & Butter Peach Halves FRIDAY -Beans and Franks Buttered Spinach Carrot & Celery Sticks Hot Corn Muffins Oranges . Tuna Noodle Loaf Buttered Peas ee Tossed Salad Fruit Cobbler Peanut Butter Bread Bread, butter & milk served with all meals. ~ (E0861) NAHA, OKINAWA ‘eee ci Si John A. Crowley, USN, son of Mr, and Mrs, John A. Crowley Sr., of General Delivery, Washington, Calif,, is at the U.S. Naval Air Facility, Naha, Okinawa, as a member of Patrol Squadron-46, deployed to the Western Pacific in support of the U.S. Seventh Fleet. The Naval Air Facility isre. sponsible for providing logistic support for ships, aircraft, and personnel of the Seventh Fleet, Okinawa is a semi-tropical Pacific Island located about 850 miles southwest of Tokyo, Japan, With all the Armed Forces stationed on the island, itis considered tobe "The Keystone of the Pacific”, Patrol Squadron Forty Six is homebased atthe Naval Ajr Station, Moffett Field, Calif, FT, BENJAMIN HARRISON, IND, (AHTNC)--Private Frank A. Snapp, 21, son of Mr, and ‘Mrs. Sidney’ A. Snapp, 318 Marshall St., Grass Valley, Calif, ,. completed a 10-week pay specialist course Feb, 13 at the Army Finance School, Ft, Benjamin Harrison, Ind, He was trained in the payment of civilian and military personnel, handling of travel allowances, and accounting, Instruction was also given in business law and pay regulations, FT, LEE, VA, (AHTNC)Private Edwin D. Furano, 19, son of Mr, and Mrs, Edwin Furano, Route 1, Nevada City, Calif,, was honor graduate of an eight-week laundry and drycleaning course that ended Jan, 20 at the Army Quartermaster School, Ft, Lee, Va, Pyt, Furano, wh'o graduated first in his class, ined in yr re cr ng and cloth equip ment, He also learned the formulas for cleaning solutions, Past President Installs Past District Deputy President Jean Brass, assisted by Past District Deputy President Pauline Mullis, of Neva Rebekah Lodge No, 119, of Nevada City, in. d, during the regular session held last Tuesday evening in the Odd Fellows Hall, the officers.elect who were unable to ‘attend the regular inStallation ceremonies of Febr‘uaty 4, Noble Grand Jane Elliott présided, It was announced that those wishing to make contributions to the Heart Fund during the current drive must do so before February 28, The mystery gift was won by Lyla Dybe. Hildred Branson was the winner of the door prize, a beautiful potted azalea, donated by Noble Grand Jane Elliott. Pauline Stevens, Pearl R = ski, Fred Rudisill and Al Brass received congratulations and the traditional song on their recent birthdays. An interesting feature ‘of the evening was the showing of color slides of past activities of various lodges in the district, including se veral pictures of different drill teams, by Roman and Brita Refreshments were served in the dining hall beautifully décorated in the valentine motif, Ethel Polglase was chairman,