January 17, 1968 (12 pages)

pie BS tt ae Ge" i> We ie, 9S t¢ hd oa ° 10) The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday; Jon. 17, 1968 Encampment Neighbors Intallation Of Woodcraft Held Jan. 11 Officers of UnionEncampSet Meeting ment No. 11 and Union Ladies The Neighbors of Woodcraft _ Encampment Auxiliary No. 11, No, 325 will hold their regular © 1,0.0,.F. were installed in cere ‘ e ‘ ” t § f Feenese + Sos ¥ae9 ee ¢ he ‘SRP RP OVae ¥ $3.42 > ere a, es \ meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the California Hall, B: Street, Nevada City. dian Neighbor Amelia Evans preside. a Barbara Early, social chair man, will be in charge of the social hour, DEATHS dall, District Deputy Grand Patriarch, of Auburn, and Velma Schroeder, District Deputv Grand Matriarch of Georgetown, Officers seated for the Encampment were Chief Patriarch Walter Gage; H. P. Richard Polglase; Senior Warden Charles ROWE — Cecil Rowe, 66, a native of Grass Valley, died in Los Angeles following a long Engle; Jr. W. Joseph Sober; R. S. Frank Finch; F. S, & Treas. illness, Services and burial were liford, Carl Goddard, Donald Maxfield and Jack Hansen; Guards of Tent, Leonard Tryon and Kenneth Simmons; L S, Ray Fred Rudisill; Watches, Ed, Wil held in Gardena, Jan. 12, CRANFORD — Funeral services were held Friday in Grass Valley for Walter L. Cranford. Randall, O. S, Dudley Eldridge; Interment was inGreenwood MeGuide Albert Rowe. torial Gardens. Auxiliary’ officers were inMARSICH — Funeral rites for stalled as follows: Chief MatriJoseph Marsich, native of Ausarch, Maryanne Gage; H, P., tria, who died in Grass Valley May Gummoe; Senior Warden, were held last Wednesday. InJune Engle; J, W., Eleanor Wellterment was in Greenwood Meer; Scribe, Ethel Polglase; morial Gardens. « Treas, Mabel Thomas; Guide, Verda Sober; Watches, Ethel Williford, Susan ‘Stroud, Jean Africa has only one doctor Brass and Elsie Maxfield; per 17,000 people. Life exGuards of Tent, Myrtle Thomas, pectancy at birth is 30 to 40 Ed Williford, Brita Rozynski and years, Edna Jeffress; Color Bearer, Julia Rudisill; Musc., Pauline BE OUR GUEST 10 Day Free Trial In Your Home ~ Or Office ELECTRIC WATER COOLER! ene ee eee Se ee ee ee monies held in the Odd Fellows Temple, Grass Valley, on Friday evening, Jan, 11, 1968, Installing officers were Kern Tin Enjoy : instant cold i i a bo+ . : ; ; ‘ ¢ water for better tasting, more ‘satis fying drinks any time Stevens; L S., Alta Goddard, O, S., Carl Goddard, At the conclusion of the installation refreshments were served in the banquet room at tables beautifully decorated in ~alors emblematic of the order. NOTICE Social, Church, Club and Organizational news will be aprreciated. Pictures willbe returned upon request. Contact Lura Arnold. 265-2471 Over 25 Years Experience 5S eee Vice Grand, the newly installed officers for 1968, of Grass Valley Lodge No. 12, Independent Order of Odd Fellows. _ District Deputy Grand Master Harry Hodgson (center) of Dutch Flat, was the installing officer. Odd Fellows Install We'll: put this compact Oasis Electric Water Cooler in your bome or office absolutely FREE OF ANY CHARGE, for 10 days PLUS Two 5-gallon bottles of healthful, refreshing Sierra Spring Water, PH. 273-0976 SIERRA SPRING WATER CO. Grass Valley Fast, Dependable Aid By A Qualified Accountant Garrett M. Stack Officers at Session Installation ceremonies for Grass Valley Lodge No, 12, Ihdependent Order of Odd Fellows was held Thursday evening, Jan. Ruby Nobles of Grass Valley was a recent $10 award winner in an article to the Philadelphia Grit, published Dec. 24, entitled Scene Supporter; Jack Hansen, left Scene Supporter;. Charles E, Engle, Right Supporter of the Noble Grand,; Ed. G. Williford, 11 in the Odd Fellows Temple Left .Supporter of the Noble before an audience of approxiGrand; Theodore B, Clark, Right mately 80 members and guests. Supporter of the Vice Grand; District Deputy Grand MasErnest L. Mason, Left Supportter, Harry Hodgson and staff, er of the Vice Grand; Walter assisted by a cast of beautifully Gage, Inside Guardian and Margowned ladies from Dutch Flat tin G. Carlson completing the -escorted the following new offiteam as Outside Guardian. cers to their stations for in' Attending as guest of honor stallation: James F, Arnold, Nowas District Deputy President, ble Grand; Warren Ridinger, Gladys Stokes, District 21, ReVice Grand; Fred H, Rudisill, bekah Assembly, who with othRecording Secretary; Frank G, ers joined in wishing the new Finch, Financial Secretary; Alstaff of officers a most success’ bert Rowe, Treasurer; Wesley ful year. Watkins, Warden; Leonard C, .To complete the evening deTryon, Conductor; Walter Grell, licious refreshments were servChaplain; Ray Randall, Right ed in the dining room by the Nevada City Art Group to Hold Meeting The Nevada City Art Association will meet at 8 p.m., Thurs day, Jan, 18, in the Art Gallery, Commercial Street, Nevada City. A film on Japanese Woodblock prints will be shown. This film shows how Japanese woodblock wide claim, was developed in the country. It also features representative work of a famous -woodblaock artists and explains the various schools of this art. Following the showing of the film, Beverly Hackett, this area's own outstanding woodblock artist, will be happy. to answer questions from the audience, Neva Rebekahs Plan Activities ‘Neva Rebekah Lodge #119 met Tuesday, Jan, 9 with Noble Grand -Jane-Elliott presiding. The year end reports were read, and final. plans were made for the instal lation of officers in Dutch Flat, Jan, 12, and Truckee Jan, 13, Pearl Rozynski received the Aos-2619 birthday congratulations, Refreshments were served by Helen Cox and her committee, Following the meeting a short Phone for practice session was held for the installing team, and Jan, 15 Nevada City Appointment was designated as the next prac tice night This will be the last practice before Neva's own in Evenings, Saturday and Sunday (i et ina ais inh aieincease . ‘Ruby Nobles Wins Award For Article printing, which has won a world INCOME TAX SERVICE PO Fes ee INSTALLED—Shown are James F. Arnold (left), Noble Grand, and Warren Ridinger (right) stallation Jan. 20. The committee for installation night. will be headed by Thelma Dundas, immediate Past Grand, Lorrin Wasley and his committee. CLUB NEWS The annual Charity Ball of the Nevada. City Elks will be held February 3rd under the guidance of Ralph and Carole Fridrich with the theme of the "Roaring Twenties" carried out in decorations, table settings and stage show. This year the stage show will be directed and produced by Larry and Judy Casci with an assist in the script and staging from Len and Joan Gilbert. A Roaring Twenties amatuer night shows promise of may laughs and entertainment for all, "I'm Proud of My Town," The article described "Oper ation Cookie," and how it was started by Mrs. Faye VondeVeld of Grass Valley when she sent a box of cookies to her son in the armed forces in Vietnam, She explained how the project gained momentum and other organizations joined in, Congratulations to Mrs. Nobles! : Gem Society Holds Session Nevada County Gem and Mineral Society held its first meeting of the year Tuesday, Jan. 9, under the leadership of their new president, ''Hank" Gerhart, A demonstration of jewelry casting was presented by Sacra mento Valley Rock Rustler, Talbert Spendhoff, Spendhoff is well qualified to display this interesting craft. A business meeting and getacquainted time, with refreshments, completed the evening, Guests are always welcome and club officials have invited new members to join. Clerk Lists City's Vital Statistics Chairman Freidrich has announced that an excellent prim Probably fot the first time rib dinner with all the trimmings in its long history, Nevada will be served. City failed to record a single pg within the city limits during Nineteen members: and one . City Clerk Sam Hooper said guest of the Nevada City Garden no babies have been born within. Club enjoyed the hospitality of the city limits since the closing Grace Miller in her lovely new of the maternity ward of Miners home off lower Banner Hospital last January, Nevada Nevada City, last Thursday. General Hospital is located out A delicious dessert luncheon side the city limits, was served by co-hostesses However, Hooper reported 52 deaths within the city limits in Grace Miller introduced her ‘1967, The 1966 figures were 29 guest, Mildred Hutanen, a newbirths, and 41-deaths, comer to the area from Walnut Births outnumbered deaths and Creek, . marriages Edna Bansamer and Ruby Jewell. The business meeting-was followed. by a most interesting and informative talk on the pruning and bare root planting of roses by Hulda Kopp. Charlotte Jacobsen gave instructions and proper time and methods of graft ing of trees. in the vital statistics, exclusive of the Nevada City and Grass Valley city limits, filed with the county recorder during 1967, County Recorder Ted Kohler Jr. said there were 377 births, 261 deaths, and 133 marriages filed with his office in 1967. Births also topped the list The United States takes 40% of the Phillippines’ exports and supplies a third of its imports. of county vital statistics in 1966, with the figures as follows: births, 399; deaths, 274, and marriages, 134,

pie BS tt ae Ge" i> We ie, 9S t¢ hd oa ° 10) The Nevada County Nugget Wednesday; Jon. 17, 1968 Encampment Neighbors Intallation Of Woodcraft Held Jan. 11 Officers of UnionEncampSet Meeting ment No. 11 and Union Ladies The Neighbors of Woodcraft _ Encampment Auxiliary No. 11, No, 325 will hold their regular © 1,0.0,.F. were installed in cere ‘ e ‘ ” t § f Feenese + Sos ¥ae9 ee ¢ he ‘SRP RP OVae ¥ $3.42 > ere a, es \ meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the California Hall, B: Street, Nevada City. dian Neighbor Amelia Evans preside. a Barbara Early, social chair man, will be in charge of the social hour, DEATHS dall, District Deputy Grand Patriarch, of Auburn, and Velma Schroeder, District Deputv Grand Matriarch of Georgetown, Officers seated for the Encampment were Chief Patriarch Walter Gage; H. P. Richard Polglase; Senior Warden Charles ROWE — Cecil Rowe, 66, a native of Grass Valley, died in Los Angeles following a long Engle; Jr. W. Joseph Sober; R. S. Frank Finch; F. S, & Treas. illness, Services and burial were liford, Carl Goddard, Donald Maxfield and Jack Hansen; Guards of Tent, Leonard Tryon and Kenneth Simmons; L S, Ray Fred Rudisill; Watches, Ed, Wil held in Gardena, Jan. 12, CRANFORD — Funeral services were held Friday in Grass Valley for Walter L. Cranford. Randall, O. S, Dudley Eldridge; Interment was inGreenwood MeGuide Albert Rowe. torial Gardens. Auxiliary’ officers were inMARSICH — Funeral rites for stalled as follows: Chief MatriJoseph Marsich, native of Ausarch, Maryanne Gage; H, P., tria, who died in Grass Valley May Gummoe; Senior Warden, were held last Wednesday. InJune Engle; J, W., Eleanor Wellterment was in Greenwood Meer; Scribe, Ethel Polglase; morial Gardens. « Treas, Mabel Thomas; Guide, Verda Sober; Watches, Ethel Williford, Susan ‘Stroud, Jean Africa has only one doctor Brass and Elsie Maxfield; per 17,000 people. Life exGuards of Tent, Myrtle Thomas, pectancy at birth is 30 to 40 Ed Williford, Brita Rozynski and years, Edna Jeffress; Color Bearer, Julia Rudisill; Musc., Pauline BE OUR GUEST 10 Day Free Trial In Your Home ~ Or Office ELECTRIC WATER COOLER! ene ee eee Se ee ee ee monies held in the Odd Fellows Temple, Grass Valley, on Friday evening, Jan, 11, 1968, Installing officers were Kern Tin Enjoy : instant cold i i a bo+ . : ; ; ‘ ¢ water for better tasting, more ‘satis fying drinks any time Stevens; L S., Alta Goddard, O, S., Carl Goddard, At the conclusion of the installation refreshments were served in the banquet room at tables beautifully decorated in ~alors emblematic of the order. NOTICE Social, Church, Club and Organizational news will be aprreciated. Pictures willbe returned upon request. Contact Lura Arnold. 265-2471 Over 25 Years Experience 5S eee Vice Grand, the newly installed officers for 1968, of Grass Valley Lodge No. 12, Independent Order of Odd Fellows. _ District Deputy Grand Master Harry Hodgson (center) of Dutch Flat, was the installing officer. Odd Fellows Install We'll: put this compact Oasis Electric Water Cooler in your bome or office absolutely FREE OF ANY CHARGE, for 10 days PLUS Two 5-gallon bottles of healthful, refreshing Sierra Spring Water, PH. 273-0976 SIERRA SPRING WATER CO. Grass Valley Fast, Dependable Aid By A Qualified Accountant Garrett M. Stack Officers at Session Installation ceremonies for Grass Valley Lodge No, 12, Ihdependent Order of Odd Fellows was held Thursday evening, Jan. Ruby Nobles of Grass Valley was a recent $10 award winner in an article to the Philadelphia Grit, published Dec. 24, entitled Scene Supporter; Jack Hansen, left Scene Supporter;. Charles E, Engle, Right Supporter of the

Noble Grand,; Ed. G. Williford, 11 in the Odd Fellows Temple Left .Supporter of the Noble before an audience of approxiGrand; Theodore B, Clark, Right mately 80 members and guests. Supporter of the Vice Grand; District Deputy Grand MasErnest L. Mason, Left Supportter, Harry Hodgson and staff, er of the Vice Grand; Walter assisted by a cast of beautifully Gage, Inside Guardian and Margowned ladies from Dutch Flat tin G. Carlson completing the -escorted the following new offiteam as Outside Guardian. cers to their stations for in' Attending as guest of honor stallation: James F, Arnold, Nowas District Deputy President, ble Grand; Warren Ridinger, Gladys Stokes, District 21, ReVice Grand; Fred H, Rudisill, bekah Assembly, who with othRecording Secretary; Frank G, ers joined in wishing the new Finch, Financial Secretary; Alstaff of officers a most success’ bert Rowe, Treasurer; Wesley ful year. Watkins, Warden; Leonard C, .To complete the evening deTryon, Conductor; Walter Grell, licious refreshments were servChaplain; Ray Randall, Right ed in the dining room by the Nevada City Art Group to Hold Meeting The Nevada City Art Association will meet at 8 p.m., Thurs day, Jan, 18, in the Art Gallery, Commercial Street, Nevada City. A film on Japanese Woodblock prints will be shown. This film shows how Japanese woodblock wide claim, was developed in the country. It also features representative work of a famous -woodblaock artists and explains the various schools of this art. Following the showing of the film, Beverly Hackett, this area's own outstanding woodblock artist, will be happy. to answer questions from the audience, Neva Rebekahs Plan Activities ‘Neva Rebekah Lodge #119 met Tuesday, Jan, 9 with Noble Grand -Jane-Elliott presiding. The year end reports were read, and final. plans were made for the instal lation of officers in Dutch Flat, Jan, 12, and Truckee Jan, 13, Pearl Rozynski received the Aos-2619 birthday congratulations, Refreshments were served by Helen Cox and her committee, Following the meeting a short Phone for practice session was held for the installing team, and Jan, 15 Nevada City Appointment was designated as the next prac tice night This will be the last practice before Neva's own in Evenings, Saturday and Sunday (i et ina ais inh aieincease . ‘Ruby Nobles Wins Award For Article printing, which has won a world INCOME TAX SERVICE PO Fes ee INSTALLED—Shown are James F. Arnold (left), Noble Grand, and Warren Ridinger (right) stallation Jan. 20. The committee for installation night. will be headed by Thelma Dundas, immediate Past Grand, Lorrin Wasley and his committee. CLUB NEWS The annual Charity Ball of the Nevada. City Elks will be held February 3rd under the guidance of Ralph and Carole Fridrich with the theme of the "Roaring Twenties" carried out in decorations, table settings and stage show. This year the stage show will be directed and produced by Larry and Judy Casci with an assist in the script and staging from Len and Joan Gilbert. A Roaring Twenties amatuer night shows promise of may laughs and entertainment for all, "I'm Proud of My Town," The article described "Oper ation Cookie," and how it was started by Mrs. Faye VondeVeld of Grass Valley when she sent a box of cookies to her son in the armed forces in Vietnam, She explained how the project gained momentum and other organizations joined in, Congratulations to Mrs. Nobles! : Gem Society Holds Session Nevada County Gem and Mineral Society held its first meeting of the year Tuesday, Jan. 9, under the leadership of their new president, ''Hank" Gerhart, A demonstration of jewelry casting was presented by Sacra mento Valley Rock Rustler, Talbert Spendhoff, Spendhoff is well qualified to display this interesting craft. A business meeting and getacquainted time, with refreshments, completed the evening, Guests are always welcome and club officials have invited new members to join. Clerk Lists City's Vital Statistics Chairman Freidrich has announced that an excellent prim Probably fot the first time rib dinner with all the trimmings in its long history, Nevada will be served. City failed to record a single pg within the city limits during Nineteen members: and one . City Clerk Sam Hooper said guest of the Nevada City Garden no babies have been born within. Club enjoyed the hospitality of the city limits since the closing Grace Miller in her lovely new of the maternity ward of Miners home off lower Banner Hospital last January, Nevada Nevada City, last Thursday. General Hospital is located out A delicious dessert luncheon side the city limits, was served by co-hostesses However, Hooper reported 52 deaths within the city limits in Grace Miller introduced her ‘1967, The 1966 figures were 29 guest, Mildred Hutanen, a newbirths, and 41-deaths, comer to the area from Walnut Births outnumbered deaths and Creek, . marriages Edna Bansamer and Ruby Jewell. The business meeting-was followed. by a most interesting and informative talk on the pruning and bare root planting of roses by Hulda Kopp. Charlotte Jacobsen gave instructions and proper time and methods of graft ing of trees. in the vital statistics, exclusive of the Nevada City and Grass Valley city limits, filed with the county recorder during 1967, County Recorder Ted Kohler Jr. said there were 377 births, 261 deaths, and 133 marriages filed with his office in 1967. Births also topped the list The United States takes 40% of the Phillippines’ exports and supplies a third of its imports. of county vital statistics in 1966, with the figures as follows: births, 399; deaths, 274, and marriages, 134,