January 10, 1968 (12 pages)

4 4 FF 6 The Nevada County Nugget The St. Patrick's Catholic Church of Grass Valley was the locale for the nuptial mass of "REMODEL NOW We Furnish Everything 1. Ideas 2. Designing 3. Financing 4. Materials . 5. Construction 6. Delivery Builders and Consumers Lumber Co. G.V.-N.C. Hwy. at Glenbrook Phone 273-6105 COLLIER’S 113 Mill St., Grass Valley Ph. 273-2352 “THE SALE YOU HAVE . WAITED FOR!” COLLIER’S Twice-aYear SHOE SALE NOW ON Don't Miss Out! Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1968 Photo by Barbara Snow Vows Recited Karen Ann Miller and Michael Gregory Hartung on Dec. 2, The Rev. Joseph Vereker officiated at the double ring ceremony before an altar banked with white and red gladiolas and chrysanthemums, Karen Ann is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, C. F. Miller, Jr., of Grass Valley. The Ray Hartungs also of Grass Valley, are the parents of the groom. Mr. Miller gave his daughter in marriage. Mary Frances Tassone and Sister M. Bernata were organist and soloist. The bride chose a gown of white crepe accented with alencon lace embroidered in a floral motif. The fitted bodice was designed with an empire waist, portrait neckline and full tapered sleeves. The sheath skirt featured a full chapel train attached at the waist back and trimmed with embroidered lace in the same floral motif. Her finger tip multi-tiered silk illusion veil was secured by an Isabella pillbox hat. A cascade of red roses formed th bridal bouquet. f Carolyn Sanford was the maid of honor. She was gowned in an Pioneer Doll Club Meets In Sacramento A very interesting and informative meeting of the Sacramento Pioneer DoJl Club was held Jan. 2 at the Garden and Art Center in Sacramento. Mrs. Gladys Martin of Antioch gave a talk on celluloid dolls, Celluloid was invented as a substitute for ivory in 1865. Dolls were not made of this material until 1880 and this media was used until about 1930 when plastic took its place, Members brought with them celluloid dolls to exhibit and 2. question and answer hour followed which brought to light valuable information for the members. A slide program "Ladies Prefer Gentlemen" was given and all dolls pictured were boys. Hostesses, Mary Ready and Vedah Affleck of Sacramento, decorated the meeting hall with snowmen . Each member received a miniature snowman for a favor. > Members are m plans to attend the United Feder Doll Clubs convention in Seattle in August of this year. CLUB NEWS The Grass Valley Lodge No. 12, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, will hold an open installation of officers at 8 p.m. Jan. 11, in the Odd Fellows Temple, 110 1/2 Mill Street, Grass Valley. James Arnold and Warren Ridinger are the noble grand and vice grand elects, District Deputy Grand Master Harry Hodges ‘of Dutch Flat will do the installing. empire styled dress of red brocade and carried white chrysanthemums and red carnations. Janice Stunkel, Cindy Ellis and Virginia Acker were the secondary attendants. They were gowned identical to the maid of honor except in white brocade and carried red carnations, Bill Childers attended the groom as best man. The ushers were Larry Bertram, Steve Cox and Bob Eason, A reception for approximately 150 guests was held at the Grass Valley Elks Hall, For her daughter's wedding and reception, Mrs, Miller chose a beige wool suit with shocking pink accessories. A pink rose corsage completed her attire. The groom's mother wore a green knit dress with brown accessories, Her corsage was of white roses, Kim Johnson, cousin of the bride, was the flower girl. For a wedding trip to San Francisco, the new Mrs, Hartung chose a burnt orange wool suit with black accessories. A corsage of yellow mums completed her ensemble. The young couple are graduates of Nevada Union High School. Magnet Metals ‘Among the most powerful permanent magnets known are those made from an alloy of iron, nickel, aluminum and cobalt. NOTICE Social, Church, Club and Organizational news will be appreciated. Pictures willbe returned upon request. Contact Lura Arnold. 265-247] Wedding Mr, and Mrs, Clark Duane Gordon are at home to their many friends at 2909 Marconi, Sacramento, following their marriage a 2 p.m., Dec. 17, in the St. Patricks Church, Grass Valley. The Rev. Joseph Vereker officiated at the double ring ceremony, The bride, Shirley Lawson, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Lawson of Grass Valley. Mrs. Jo Clausen of Grass Valley and Mr. Charles Gordon of Reno, are the parents of the groom. The bride was given in marriage by her father, Albert Lawson, Mary Tassone was the organist, A full length white velvet gown, featuring an empire waistline, three quarter length sleeves trimmed with white mink and an oval neckline, was chosen by Shirley for her wedding. A detachable train was attached at the waist back, with two small bows. a floor length bridal veil was secured with a cluster of tiny sequins and silk petals, She carried a bridal bouquet of white mums accented wth white velvet leaves and ribbon. Patty Cox served as matron of honor and Linda Benuwiack as bridesmaid, Their gowns of burgandy colored crepe and velvet were styled with empire waistlines and floor length sheath skirts, They carried white fur muffs accented with a _.uster of burgandy roses. Julie Lawson, niece of the bride, was a demure little flower girl dressed identically to the other attendants and carried a bouquet of burgandy roses. Douglas Balmain, Jr., nephew of the groom, had the honor of carrying the rings. Douglas Balmain, Sr., brother-in-law of the groom served as best man, Denny Simpson and Gary Cox ushered the guests into the church, Mrs. Lawson chose atwo piece Photo by Barbara Snow Lawson, Gordon Ceremony coat dress ensemble of teel blue wool crepe with matching accessories for her daughter's wedding. A three piece green knit ensemble was worn by the groom's mother, Mrs. Clausen, White orchid corsages completed their attire. The St. Patricks Parish Hall, decorated with white mums, ferns and holly was the locale for the reception for approximately 130 guests. The young couple honeymooned at Lake Tahoe. The new Mrs. Gordon chose a two piece orange knit coat dress ensemble with brown accessories for her going away. The bride and groom graduated from Nevada Union High School and Sierra College, after which they enrolled at Sacramento State. The bride will complete her education at Sacramento State in January 1968, The groom is presently serving in the United States Army stationed at Fort Ord. ‘ Among the out of town guests were: Mrs, Robert Dunn and Miss Judi Dunn, Redondo Beach; the Marion Van Emans and Miss Alice Beaird of Hemet; Mrs. G.A. Collins, Los Angeles; Evelyn Foos, Virginia Kellogg and Denise Kellogg, all of Oakland; the David Bawers and Mary Alice Bawer, of Bijou; and Mrs, Harden Delafield of Angwin, Calif. TO ATTEND DEMO MEET Mrs. DeVere Mautino, chairman of the Nevada County Democratic Central Committee, will attend a statewide Democratic conference to be held Jan, 12-14 in Fresno to launch the 1968 Democratic campaigns. Accompanying Mrs. Mautino to the conference will be Mrs. Charlotte Halstead of Nevada City. Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will keynote the-conference on Saturday.

4 4 FF 6 The Nevada County Nugget The St. Patrick's Catholic Church of Grass Valley was the locale for the nuptial mass of "REMODEL NOW We Furnish Everything 1. Ideas 2. Designing 3. Financing 4. Materials . 5. Construction 6. Delivery Builders and Consumers Lumber Co. G.V.-N.C. Hwy. at Glenbrook Phone 273-6105 COLLIER’S 113 Mill St., Grass Valley Ph. 273-2352 “THE SALE YOU HAVE . WAITED FOR!” COLLIER’S Twice-aYear SHOE SALE NOW ON Don't Miss Out! Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1968 Photo by Barbara Snow Vows Recited Karen Ann Miller and Michael Gregory Hartung on Dec. 2, The Rev. Joseph Vereker officiated at the double ring ceremony before an altar banked with white and red gladiolas and chrysanthemums, Karen Ann is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, C. F. Miller, Jr., of Grass Valley. The Ray Hartungs also of Grass Valley, are the parents of the groom. Mr. Miller gave his daughter in marriage. Mary Frances Tassone and Sister M. Bernata were organist and soloist. The bride chose a gown of white crepe accented with alencon lace embroidered in a floral motif. The fitted bodice was designed with an empire waist, portrait neckline and full tapered sleeves. The sheath skirt featured a full chapel train attached at the waist back and trimmed with embroidered lace in the same floral motif. Her finger tip multi-tiered silk illusion veil was secured by an Isabella pillbox hat. A cascade of red roses formed th bridal bouquet. f Carolyn Sanford was the maid of honor. She was gowned in an Pioneer Doll Club Meets In Sacramento A very interesting and informative meeting of the Sacramento Pioneer DoJl Club was held Jan. 2 at the Garden and Art Center in Sacramento. Mrs. Gladys Martin of Antioch gave a talk on celluloid dolls, Celluloid was invented as a substitute for ivory in 1865. Dolls were not made of this material until 1880 and this media was used until about 1930 when plastic took its place, Members brought with them celluloid dolls to exhibit and 2. question and answer hour followed which brought to light valuable information for the members. A slide program "Ladies Prefer Gentlemen" was given and all dolls pictured were boys. Hostesses, Mary Ready and Vedah Affleck of Sacramento, decorated the meeting hall with snowmen . Each member received a miniature snowman for a favor. > Members are m plans to attend the United Feder Doll Clubs convention in Seattle in August of this year. CLUB NEWS The Grass Valley Lodge No. 12, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, will hold an open installation of officers at 8 p.m. Jan. 11, in the Odd Fellows Temple, 110 1/2 Mill Street, Grass Valley. James Arnold and Warren Ridinger are the noble grand and vice grand elects, District Deputy Grand Master Harry Hodges ‘of Dutch Flat will do the installing. empire styled dress of red brocade and carried white chrysanthemums and red carnations. Janice Stunkel, Cindy Ellis and Virginia Acker were the secondary attendants. They were gowned identical to the maid of honor except in white brocade and carried red carnations, Bill Childers attended the groom as best man. The ushers were Larry Bertram, Steve Cox and Bob Eason, A reception for approximately 150 guests was held at the Grass Valley Elks Hall, For her daughter's wedding and reception, Mrs, Miller chose a beige wool suit with shocking pink accessories. A pink rose corsage completed her attire. The groom's mother wore a green knit dress with brown accessories, Her corsage was of white roses, Kim Johnson, cousin of the

bride, was the flower girl. For a wedding trip to San Francisco, the new Mrs, Hartung chose a burnt orange wool suit with black accessories. A corsage of yellow mums completed her ensemble. The young couple are graduates of Nevada Union High School. Magnet Metals ‘Among the most powerful permanent magnets known are those made from an alloy of iron, nickel, aluminum and cobalt. NOTICE Social, Church, Club and Organizational news will be appreciated. Pictures willbe returned upon request. Contact Lura Arnold. 265-247] Wedding Mr, and Mrs, Clark Duane Gordon are at home to their many friends at 2909 Marconi, Sacramento, following their marriage a 2 p.m., Dec. 17, in the St. Patricks Church, Grass Valley. The Rev. Joseph Vereker officiated at the double ring ceremony, The bride, Shirley Lawson, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Lawson of Grass Valley. Mrs. Jo Clausen of Grass Valley and Mr. Charles Gordon of Reno, are the parents of the groom. The bride was given in marriage by her father, Albert Lawson, Mary Tassone was the organist, A full length white velvet gown, featuring an empire waistline, three quarter length sleeves trimmed with white mink and an oval neckline, was chosen by Shirley for her wedding. A detachable train was attached at the waist back, with two small bows. a floor length bridal veil was secured with a cluster of tiny sequins and silk petals, She carried a bridal bouquet of white mums accented wth white velvet leaves and ribbon. Patty Cox served as matron of honor and Linda Benuwiack as bridesmaid, Their gowns of burgandy colored crepe and velvet were styled with empire waistlines and floor length sheath skirts, They carried white fur muffs accented with a _.uster of burgandy roses. Julie Lawson, niece of the bride, was a demure little flower girl dressed identically to the other attendants and carried a bouquet of burgandy roses. Douglas Balmain, Jr., nephew of the groom, had the honor of carrying the rings. Douglas Balmain, Sr., brother-in-law of the groom served as best man, Denny Simpson and Gary Cox ushered the guests into the church, Mrs. Lawson chose atwo piece Photo by Barbara Snow Lawson, Gordon Ceremony coat dress ensemble of teel blue wool crepe with matching accessories for her daughter's wedding. A three piece green knit ensemble was worn by the groom's mother, Mrs. Clausen, White orchid corsages completed their attire. The St. Patricks Parish Hall, decorated with white mums, ferns and holly was the locale for the reception for approximately 130 guests. The young couple honeymooned at Lake Tahoe. The new Mrs. Gordon chose a two piece orange knit coat dress ensemble with brown accessories for her going away. The bride and groom graduated from Nevada Union High School and Sierra College, after which they enrolled at Sacramento State. The bride will complete her education at Sacramento State in January 1968, The groom is presently serving in the United States Army stationed at Fort Ord. ‘ Among the out of town guests were: Mrs, Robert Dunn and Miss Judi Dunn, Redondo Beach; the Marion Van Emans and Miss Alice Beaird of Hemet; Mrs. G.A. Collins, Los Angeles; Evelyn Foos, Virginia Kellogg and Denise Kellogg, all of Oakland; the David Bawers and Mary Alice Bawer, of Bijou; and Mrs, Harden Delafield of Angwin, Calif. TO ATTEND DEMO MEET Mrs. DeVere Mautino, chairman of the Nevada County Democratic Central Committee, will attend a statewide Democratic conference to be held Jan, 12-14 in Fresno to launch the 1968 Democratic campaigns. Accompanying Mrs. Mautino to the conference will be Mrs. Charlotte Halstead of Nevada City. Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will keynote the-conference on Saturday.