January 10, 1968 (12 pages)

ne AT SORES, CASAS a po tomer a AH ate Ns a , z ena teens r or ~ BPW Winter Conference Jan. 20-21 The North Sacramento Business & Professional Women, are co-hostess with Country Club Centre Business & Professional Women's. Club, for the Winter Conference, of the Capitol District Business and Professional Women; Jan, 20-21, to be held at the Sacramento Inn, Sacramento. Mrs, Wyola Meghinasso, Capital District President, announced, that the theme would be, "Adventure U.S.A.", with workshops on, Civic Participation, Legislation, Political Promotions, and Women in Appointive. Public Office. At the Saturday night banquet, will be the initiation of new members, by the District Membership Chairman, and Emblem Chairman, State representative attending the Conference, will be, Julie Arri, California Federation ImTHIS. PUREBRED ‘Suffolk ewe lamb purchased by Grass Valley Rotary Club at last year's Nevada County District Fair was presented this week to Lorraine Foster of Penn ~ o° Valley for her 4-H project. Byron Gordon, chairman of Rotary's youth activities committee, presents the lamb to Peomele Tobiasse is now Mrs. Michael K./Sturgell Pamela Diane Tobiassen becam¢ Mrs, Michael Kent Sturgell . Dec. 16 at a ceremony perform ed in the Grass Valley First Methodist Church, 9° (Mr, and’Mrs. Elton A, Pibiaseen are parents of the bride and the bride's father escorted her down the aisle and gave her away. Mr. and Mrs, Virgil Richey of Nevada City are the groom's parents, ceremony for the 200 guests. The Rev. Noel E. Carden performed the double ring wedding Pam chose a formal gown and cathedral train of French inspired d'amour lace with traditional styling. The basque bodice was fitted with a sabrina neckline and the long tapered sleeves were pointed at the wrist. Her skirt was bouffant with a flat center panel styled with multiple tiers of scalloped lace extending around and, dipping lower in back with each tier. The hemline tier flowed into a pointed cathedral length train. A headpiece of handmade lace leaves, each outlined with a rim of bridal seed pearls, held the bouffant elbow length veil made of English pure silk illusion. A white orchid with streamers of tiny red rose buds was Pam's choice for her birdal bouquet. Mrs, Patricia Hodge was School Sites The difference in total: costs for the three proposed sites of a new $1 million school for the Nevada City School District is approximately $20,000, the board of trustees learned Tuesday evening. Architect George Higgins presented approximate costs for purchase of theproperties, bringing in sewer lines, water.,,. power and telephone, rough grad. ing and preparing or widing access roads, The Bureau of Land Management land, about 17 acres which the board has approval to buy off Bost Avenue, would amount to a total of $72,600, according to Higgins’ figures, A second site, 20 acres of the Champion mine and a continuation of Brock Road would amount to $92,300, _ A third site, called site C, would cost $82 000 for 36 acres. Site C was not pinpointed geographically except as éast. of Nevada City until trustee H, L. ‘*Babe”’ Childers asked more her sister's matron of honor Proposed about it. He told the board and the public present that he knew nothing about this property, did not know the owners’ names nor where the parcels were, —_ By the tone of his voice he indicated anger, saying he was a member of the board yet had been told nothing about this pro_posed site. He was told the property is within one mile of Nevada City’s city limits and is composed of two pieces — a nine-acre parcel and a 27-acre parcel, owned by two different owners. Mrs. Harriet Hume, also a member. of the board, said she too had been told nothing about the property’s location or its owners, Higgins’ figures indicated the purchase price of the three were: . BLM, $100; Champion mine, $60,000 and site C, $45,000, The BLM land would require considerably more expense for development, raising its total close to the others. mediate Past State President. The J.C. Mortons of WagonHo Mobile Park. have just returned from their Holidays. in Oklahoma, They reported having a harrowing trip back home, sleet, hail, icy roads, and snow, but they said just to have the visit with their loved ones was worth it all! — Mrs. Eleanor Williams is in Nevada General Hospital. Mrs. Lorene Jackson was saddened over the holiday when her mother of Orange Cove was taken ill and died enroute to the hospital, Our deepest sympathy goes out to Mrs, Jackson. Riley Brown's car rolled out of the parking space and smacked the mobile home of the Duncans, a panel in the home had to be replaced! The managers of Wagon-Ho have their living room filled with beautiful trophies they have both won in bowling. All you leagues had better start wooing these two!!! The "guys and dolls" at the Rough and Ready Mobile Park are glad that Mrs. Fern Miller has reopened the cafe at the shopping center, now’ they can take their wives out to dinner real easy like, PENN VALLEY The Hoods finally received their beautiful new Mobile Home, they had ordered it from southern Calif, and it was delayed by the fog. The Peru's were delighted with their new grandson Markham Scott Peru born Dec, 27th. The Gastagliols reserved the recreation hall for a New Year's : party with about ‘20 guests present, a delicious Italian dinner featuring lasagna and other delicacies was served, and the New’ Year of 1968 was given arousing welcome, . Recently, everyone awoke and found no water, guess we all at one time or another know what that means; but help was at hand! Harold W. Earwood, stationed at Camp Beale, who was a plumber in civilian life, came to the rescue and after an hours _ hard work that precious water “was flowing again! MOBILE LIVING BY GLADYS HARPER Rt. 1, Box 573 Grass Valley Phone 273-8954 back in their mobile home after “home for a friend who was in the hospital, week, but we did have one party OF New Year's Eve. Several couples or hospital. Town Talk G.V. 265-4521 If you want your news printed Downieville Yard please call me. 289-3351 the girl, who was selected by the Nevada County 4-H Club Council, Quaker Omelet 3 eggs, separated VY, teaspoon salt Pinch of pepper 14 tablespoons corn starch Y cup milk 1¥2 tablespoons butter or margarine GRASS VALLEY MOBILE Beat egg yolks until light and VILLAGE fluffy, beating in salt, pepper The Tom Davis's, managers 2d corn starch. Stir in stiffly of the village, welcomed another § eaten egg whites then add milk. Melt butter in a heavy frying pan and pour in the omelet. Cover and cook. over heat sufficient to brown the omelet, but not to scorch it. Cook about 10 minutes. Fold and turn out on a hot platter. Serves 4. ; grandson born Jan. 3rd. Jerry and Elsie Howard are spending three months taking over all the duties of a rest MOUNTAIN AIR MOBILE PARK COMPLETE SUPPLY Not too much doing this past BUILDING MATERIAL gathered in the lovely mobile home of Charles and Myrtle Moore, for a time of fellowship and fun, Everyone seemed to have a good time, and I wish that everyone everywhere had such wonderful neighbors as the Moore's are, they live next door to me, Myrtle is our what we call “ambulance. driver", when anyone is ill suddenly, it is Myrtle who gets them to the dr. “YUBA RIVER LUMBER CO. COLD? All Men's SWEATERS AND JACKETS Now on SALE! Vic 3 9 143 MILL ST. 3 Breuer “4 GRASS VALLEY

ne AT SORES, CASAS a po tomer a AH ate Ns a , z ena teens r or ~ BPW Winter Conference Jan. 20-21 The North Sacramento Business & Professional Women, are co-hostess with Country Club Centre Business & Professional Women's. Club, for the Winter Conference, of the Capitol District Business and Professional Women; Jan, 20-21, to be held at the Sacramento Inn, Sacramento. Mrs, Wyola Meghinasso, Capital District President, announced, that the theme would be, "Adventure U.S.A.", with workshops on, Civic Participation, Legislation, Political Promotions, and Women in Appointive. Public Office. At the Saturday night banquet, will be the initiation of new members, by the District Membership Chairman, and Emblem Chairman, State representative attending the Conference, will be, Julie Arri, California Federation ImTHIS. PUREBRED ‘Suffolk ewe lamb purchased by Grass Valley Rotary Club at last year's Nevada County District Fair was presented this week to Lorraine Foster of Penn ~ o° Valley for her 4-H project. Byron Gordon, chairman of Rotary's youth activities committee, presents the lamb to Peomele Tobiasse is now Mrs. Michael K./Sturgell Pamela Diane Tobiassen becam¢ Mrs, Michael Kent Sturgell . Dec. 16 at a ceremony perform ed in the Grass Valley First Methodist Church, 9° (Mr, and’Mrs. Elton A, Pibiaseen are parents of the bride and the bride's father escorted her down the aisle and gave her away. Mr. and Mrs, Virgil Richey of Nevada City are the groom's parents, ceremony for the 200 guests. The Rev. Noel E. Carden performed the double ring wedding Pam chose a formal gown and cathedral train of French inspired d'amour lace with traditional styling. The basque bodice was fitted with a sabrina neckline and the long tapered sleeves were pointed at the wrist. Her skirt was bouffant with a flat center panel styled with multiple tiers of scalloped lace extending around and, dipping lower in back with each tier. The hemline tier flowed into a pointed cathedral length train. A headpiece of handmade lace leaves, each outlined with a rim of bridal seed pearls, held the bouffant elbow length veil made of English pure silk illusion. A white orchid with streamers of tiny red rose buds was Pam's choice for her birdal bouquet. Mrs, Patricia Hodge was School Sites The difference in total: costs for the three proposed sites of a new $1 million school for the Nevada City School District is approximately $20,000, the board of trustees learned Tuesday evening. Architect George Higgins presented approximate costs for purchase of theproperties, bringing in sewer lines, water.,,. power and telephone, rough grad. ing and preparing or widing access roads, The Bureau of Land Management land, about 17 acres which the board has approval to buy off Bost Avenue, would amount to a total of $72,600, according to Higgins’ figures, A second site, 20 acres of the Champion mine and a continuation of Brock Road would amount to $92,300, _ A third site, called site C, would cost $82 000 for 36 acres. Site C was not pinpointed geographically except as éast. of Nevada City until trustee H, L. ‘*Babe”’ Childers asked more her sister's matron of honor Proposed about it. He told the board and the public present that he knew nothing about this property, did not know the owners’ names nor where the parcels were, —_ By the tone of his voice he indicated anger, saying he was a member of the board yet had been told nothing about this pro_posed site. He was told the property is within one mile of Nevada City’s city limits and is composed of two pieces — a nine-acre parcel and a 27-acre parcel, owned by two different owners. Mrs. Harriet Hume, also a member. of the board, said she too had been told nothing about the property’s location or its owners, Higgins’ figures indicated the purchase price of the three were: . BLM, $100; Champion mine, $60,000 and site C, $45,000, The BLM land would require considerably more expense for development, raising its total close to the others. mediate Past State President. The J.C. Mortons of WagonHo Mobile Park. have just returned from their Holidays. in Oklahoma, They reported having a harrowing trip back home, sleet, hail, icy roads, and snow, but they said just to have the visit with their loved ones was worth it all! — Mrs. Eleanor Williams is in Nevada General Hospital. Mrs. Lorene Jackson was saddened over the holiday when her

mother of Orange Cove was taken ill and died enroute to the hospital, Our deepest sympathy goes out to Mrs, Jackson. Riley Brown's car rolled out of the parking space and smacked the mobile home of the Duncans, a panel in the home had to be replaced! The managers of Wagon-Ho have their living room filled with beautiful trophies they have both won in bowling. All you leagues had better start wooing these two!!! The "guys and dolls" at the Rough and Ready Mobile Park are glad that Mrs. Fern Miller has reopened the cafe at the shopping center, now’ they can take their wives out to dinner real easy like, PENN VALLEY The Hoods finally received their beautiful new Mobile Home, they had ordered it from southern Calif, and it was delayed by the fog. The Peru's were delighted with their new grandson Markham Scott Peru born Dec, 27th. The Gastagliols reserved the recreation hall for a New Year's : party with about ‘20 guests present, a delicious Italian dinner featuring lasagna and other delicacies was served, and the New’ Year of 1968 was given arousing welcome, . Recently, everyone awoke and found no water, guess we all at one time or another know what that means; but help was at hand! Harold W. Earwood, stationed at Camp Beale, who was a plumber in civilian life, came to the rescue and after an hours _ hard work that precious water “was flowing again! MOBILE LIVING BY GLADYS HARPER Rt. 1, Box 573 Grass Valley Phone 273-8954 back in their mobile home after “home for a friend who was in the hospital, week, but we did have one party OF New Year's Eve. Several couples or hospital. Town Talk G.V. 265-4521 If you want your news printed Downieville Yard please call me. 289-3351 the girl, who was selected by the Nevada County 4-H Club Council, Quaker Omelet 3 eggs, separated VY, teaspoon salt Pinch of pepper 14 tablespoons corn starch Y cup milk 1¥2 tablespoons butter or margarine GRASS VALLEY MOBILE Beat egg yolks until light and VILLAGE fluffy, beating in salt, pepper The Tom Davis's, managers 2d corn starch. Stir in stiffly of the village, welcomed another § eaten egg whites then add milk. Melt butter in a heavy frying pan and pour in the omelet. Cover and cook. over heat sufficient to brown the omelet, but not to scorch it. Cook about 10 minutes. Fold and turn out on a hot platter. Serves 4. ; grandson born Jan. 3rd. Jerry and Elsie Howard are spending three months taking over all the duties of a rest MOUNTAIN AIR MOBILE PARK COMPLETE SUPPLY Not too much doing this past BUILDING MATERIAL gathered in the lovely mobile home of Charles and Myrtle Moore, for a time of fellowship and fun, Everyone seemed to have a good time, and I wish that everyone everywhere had such wonderful neighbors as the Moore's are, they live next door to me, Myrtle is our what we call “ambulance. driver", when anyone is ill suddenly, it is Myrtle who gets them to the dr. “YUBA RIVER LUMBER CO. COLD? All Men's SWEATERS AND JACKETS Now on SALE! Vic 3 9 143 MILL ST. 3 Breuer “4 GRASS VALLEY