January 7, 1970 (12 pages)

ech wl o~ \aea\, 1 0 The Nevada: Cqunty’ ‘Nugget Wednesday, Jan. 7, 1970 Family wedding unites June Harney, Tom Boffman June Harney and Tom soffman exchanged weddingvows and rings Dec, 20 at an-early evening wedding ceremony held at St, Patrick's Catholic Church. Mr. and Mrs, Jack-«Harney are parents of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Lena Boffman: are parents of the bridegroom; both families of Grass Valley, The bride's father gave Grace Tassone played organ music and the Rev. Gerald Ryle officiated. ‘ Miss Harney wore a long lace trimmed white satin sheath wedding gown with long sleeves and a lace coat and train, She MR, AND MRS, TOM BOFFMAN \ Photo by Barbara Snow. her hand in marriage as Mary carried a cascading bouquet of American beauty red roses. Jacci Spainer washer sister's matron of honor wearing a long cranberry red velvet gown, She carried a bouquet of candy stripe carnations, Mrs, Harney chose a light blue jewel trimmed sheath for her daughter's wedding, silver accessories and a corsage of red roses. Mrs, Boffman wore a robin's egg blue sheath, black Complete Supply’ OF , BUILDING MATERIALS YUBA RIVER LUMBER CO. TOWN TALK, GRASS VALLEY 265-4521. . DOWNIEVILLE YARD 289-3351 accessories and red roses for her corsage. Dick ~ Boffman was his brother's best man and ushers were Ken Harney, the bride's brother, and Tom Spainer, the bride's brother-in-law. A buffet supper at the Harney home followed the wedding rites. Red roses and tall red tapers graced the home for the reception for 50 family members. The new Mrs. Boffman chose a deep purple pants suit accented with lavender accessories for the honeymoon trip, The couple is making their home inthe Sunset District. ; “Mrs, Boffman is completing her education at the University of California Medical Center. Boffman is employed by Cranmer Engineering. Shares in erica for sale. ERE PEER he FL EERE EEE EEA AAAGY EN ete ey A LEAKY PIPE is causing this growing icicle Huge icicl e forms.at ranch — at the Sutter Bar R Ranch on McCourtney Road, % The water is upper right with the sun shining past the water onto the camera lens, The icicle is forming in front of a tree on the ranch. Makes a lovely but cold photograph, no? Bids on band uniforms Low bids less than $32 apart were submitted to Nevada Union High School trustees for new band uniforms Monday. The board dit not award a contract immediately, but instead formed a committee to review the bids and look over sample uniforms sent with several of the bids. The cpparent low bid was $6,082.65 from Ostwald Co. Close behind was a $6,114 bid from Mirmont Associates. The only bidder present was the Mirmont representative, George Spiegelberg of San Mateo, and he closeted himself in the principal's office afterward to study the bids with Donald Gerhauser of the music. department and Principal Edward Frantz. Board Chairman Charles Allert and Trustee Harold George were delegated to meet Wednesday with Gerhauser and Supt. Gerald Gelatt to review the bids. A decision may be made at the next meeting, Jan. 19, but still to be resolved is how the uniforms will be financed. Gelatt reminded the trustees Monday that no money has been budgeted by the district to pay the amount above what the students have raised, When bids were sought last fall, it was reported that the students had raised $2,500 for band uniforms, another $813 is available from a "mile of pennies" and the Boosters Club said it has about $400 to contribute. That leaves $2,400 still to be raised, and the trustees gave no indication ‘Monday. whether they will dip into the reserves for that amount. Other bids submitted were $6,164 from Fechheimer Bros., $6,505 from Fruhauf Uniforms Inc. and $6,700 from Stanbury and Co. The bid total is for 60 uniforms. Unit prices for the two apparent lowest bidders are $101.35 per uniform from Ostwald and $101.90 from Mirmont. Spiegelberg said his firm supplied the uniforms used in the past at Nevada Union, Students and sports fans have been urging acquisition of new uniforms because the old ones are worn out and students have been wearing homemade ones the past two years, Help yourselt with a Checkup and others With a Check AMERICAN CANCER

ech wl o~ \aea\, 1 0 The Nevada: Cqunty’ ‘Nugget Wednesday, Jan. 7, 1970 Family wedding unites June Harney, Tom Boffman June Harney and Tom soffman exchanged weddingvows and rings Dec, 20 at an-early evening wedding ceremony held at St, Patrick's Catholic Church. Mr. and Mrs, Jack-«Harney are parents of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Lena Boffman: are parents of the bridegroom; both families of Grass Valley, The bride's father gave Grace Tassone played organ music and the Rev. Gerald Ryle officiated. ‘ Miss Harney wore a long lace trimmed white satin sheath wedding gown with long sleeves and a lace coat and train, She MR, AND MRS, TOM BOFFMAN \ Photo by Barbara Snow. her hand in marriage as Mary carried a cascading bouquet of American beauty red roses. Jacci Spainer washer sister's matron of honor wearing a long cranberry red velvet gown, She carried a bouquet of candy stripe carnations, Mrs, Harney chose a light blue jewel trimmed sheath for her daughter's wedding, silver accessories and a corsage of red roses. Mrs, Boffman wore a robin's egg blue sheath, black Complete Supply’ OF , BUILDING MATERIALS YUBA RIVER LUMBER CO. TOWN TALK, GRASS VALLEY 265-4521. . DOWNIEVILLE YARD 289-3351 accessories and red roses for her corsage. Dick ~ Boffman was his brother's best man and ushers were Ken Harney, the bride's brother, and Tom Spainer, the bride's brother-in-law. A buffet supper at the Harney home followed the wedding rites. Red roses and tall red tapers graced the home for the reception for 50 family members. The new Mrs. Boffman chose a deep purple pants suit accented with lavender accessories for the honeymoon trip, The couple is making their home inthe Sunset District. ; “Mrs, Boffman is completing her education at the University of California Medical Center. Boffman is employed by Cranmer Engineering. Shares in erica for sale. ERE PEER he FL EERE EEE EEA AAAGY EN ete ey A LEAKY PIPE is causing this growing icicle Huge icicl e forms.at ranch — at the Sutter Bar R Ranch on McCourtney Road,

% The water is upper right with the sun shining past the water onto the camera lens, The icicle is forming in front of a tree on the ranch. Makes a lovely but cold photograph, no? Bids on band uniforms Low bids less than $32 apart were submitted to Nevada Union High School trustees for new band uniforms Monday. The board dit not award a contract immediately, but instead formed a committee to review the bids and look over sample uniforms sent with several of the bids. The cpparent low bid was $6,082.65 from Ostwald Co. Close behind was a $6,114 bid from Mirmont Associates. The only bidder present was the Mirmont representative, George Spiegelberg of San Mateo, and he closeted himself in the principal's office afterward to study the bids with Donald Gerhauser of the music. department and Principal Edward Frantz. Board Chairman Charles Allert and Trustee Harold George were delegated to meet Wednesday with Gerhauser and Supt. Gerald Gelatt to review the bids. A decision may be made at the next meeting, Jan. 19, but still to be resolved is how the uniforms will be financed. Gelatt reminded the trustees Monday that no money has been budgeted by the district to pay the amount above what the students have raised, When bids were sought last fall, it was reported that the students had raised $2,500 for band uniforms, another $813 is available from a "mile of pennies" and the Boosters Club said it has about $400 to contribute. That leaves $2,400 still to be raised, and the trustees gave no indication ‘Monday. whether they will dip into the reserves for that amount. Other bids submitted were $6,164 from Fechheimer Bros., $6,505 from Fruhauf Uniforms Inc. and $6,700 from Stanbury and Co. The bid total is for 60 uniforms. Unit prices for the two apparent lowest bidders are $101.35 per uniform from Ostwald and $101.90 from Mirmont. Spiegelberg said his firm supplied the uniforms used in the past at Nevada Union, Students and sports fans have been urging acquisition of new uniforms because the old ones are worn out and students have been wearing homemade ones the past two years, Help yourselt with a Checkup and others With a Check AMERICAN CANCER