July 12, 1961 (12 pages)

Susan Jane Trivelpiece Becomes Bride Of Wesley A. Moore NEVADA CIT Y---Susan Jane Trivelpiece became Mrs, Wesley A. Moore, June 10 in a double ring ceremony officiated by Judge Verle Nevada Union High withthe class of 1961. The groom, son of Mr, and Mrs. Wesley B. Moore of Grass Valley, graduated with the class of Gray, in a beautiful garden setting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Alvin S. Trivelpiece. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a white summer suit with all white accessories. Her veil was attached to a small halo hat and her corsage was of white roses on a Bible, Thebride’s attendant, Janie Hummelt, was dressed in a blue sheath with white accessories and carried a nosegay of pink roses, William Ramsey was best man. LesAllstob, brotherin-law of the groom, and Jeff Boles, were ushers. Leonard Prisk, soloist, sang “Because” accompanied on the organ by Mrs. Cora Moore of Bakersfield, grandmother of the bridegroom. Thiel Beechel, Mary Wright and Francine Sirokman sang "The Lord's Prayer” a capella, The bride's mother chose blue with white accessories and a corsage of white gardenias, The groom's mother wore beige with pink accessories and a corsage of pink roses, Robert Paine, proxy godfather of the bride, offered ‘a toast to the happy couple : followed by the congratulaa tions and best wishes of the many relatives and intimate friends attending. Weed Nax The brid} is a graduate of als : VFW Auxiliary " 4 Slates State Confab SACRAMENTO---The 37th State convention of the Lad{es Auxiliary tothe Veterans --of Foreign. Wars is-slated for Sunday through Thursday in Sacramento, The Hotel ElDorado will be the auxiliary headquarters. Business sessions will also be held there. NC Man Gets Training At. Ft. Lewis FORT LEWIS, WASH, --‘Cadet Harold B. Hummelt, 22, son of Mr, and Mrs, Bernard W. Hummelt, 421 Nevada st., Nevada City, is receiving six weeks of training at the Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) summer camp at Fort Lewis, NAY C RD. i Hl Sahiis 1958 from Nevada Union Chemistry In, Arizona . HighSchool, He is attending the San Francisco College of Mortuary Science, The couple are making their home at 372 Baker Street, San Francisco, MR. AND MRS. WESLEY A. MOORE NUGGET Photo By Prentiss Studio NEVADA CITY---Directors of the Golden Chain Council of Mother Lode Highway 49 met at the Victorian Room last month for a luncheon meeting following~a board meeting at the National: Hotel, ie : The council's highway re commendations were discus ed, with recommendation following those recentl madein the various counti at state chamber of commerce meetings, Considerable progress wa reported along Highway a9 in road work, President Bill Cassidy, Auburn, presided at the meeting. Chairman of the program was Swift Berry, Placerville. ada County supervisors did not have the council membership in the current budget, They urged local residents and organizations to seek a change of the budget by the Wash, Thetraining is scheduled to be concluded July 28. During this training he is . receiving practical experience and instruction in tactical, technical and administrative subjects, with special emphasis placed on the duties of a second lieutenant in an infantry unit. Cadet Hummelt, who was graduated from Nevada Union High School in Grass Valley in 1957, is a student atthe University of California at Berkeley and a member of Delta Upsilon fraternity. Gen. Miller ‘Is Reassigned BEALE AIR FORCE BASE-Headquarters U. S. Air Force announced today that Brig. Gen. Robert B. Miller, commander of the 14th Air Division at Beale Air Force Base, is being reassigned as commander, 4310th Air Division, Hq. Nouasseur, Morocco, North Africa. The 4310th Air Division, an-overseas Strategic Air Command unit, is part of 16th Air Force at Madrid, Spain. General Mille and his family will depart Beale Air Force Base sometimein early August. His successor will be anMobil Blood Bank In Nevada Gty NEVADA CIT Y---The Mobile Unit of the Sacramento Medical Foundation Blood Bank will be at the Veterans' Directors were informed is by Dave Maltman that Nev. . of Foreign Wars Building in Nevada City July 17 to aecept donors to the Western Nevada County Reserve between the hours of 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. A few facts about the Reserve: The first visit of the Mobile Unit to this area in 1954 netted 111 units of blood from donors. The last visit of the Mobile Unit to this area in March of 1961 netted 34 units from donors. During the period from the visit of the Mobile Unit to June 20 we have released to patients of the area 818 units of blood constituting a saving of $20,450 to residents of the area needing help; during the same period, received from donors to our reserve 751 units. If it were not for the few patients or relatives of patients to whom we have released blood making replacements of blood released to them we would be overdrawn on our account and would . have lost our affiliation with the Medical Foundation, cochairman Ted Sigourney nounced at a later date. said, “Golden Chain” Directors Gather For Luncheon supervisors. It was explained that the county participation made possible the printing of 125, 000 Golden Chain Maps, . TEMPE, ARIZ. ---Robert Fetz, 228 Prospect Street, Nevada City, is participating in a summer institute for senior and junior high school . teachers of chemistry and physics at Arizona State University, Supported by a National Science Foundation, Washington, D. C,, granrof $69, 300, the institute began June 26 and will continue through Aug. 19. Major objective of the institute isto augment the subjects matter background of the participants in tne fields of chemistry and physics. A total. of 57 instructors frorn 20 states are participating in the institute. Fetz is a chemistry inStructor at Nevada Union High School, Donald Dorrell In Pacific WESTERN PACIFIC--The destroyer USS Somers is op. erating as a unit of the seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific, Serving aboard the des. troyer is Donald F, Dorrell, torpedoman's mate seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Dorrell os 225 French avenue, Grass Valley, The ship recently completed a cruise to Australia to participate in the 19th anniversary celebration of the Battle of the Coral Sea. Each year the Australian government invites units of the far-reaching Pacific Fleet to participate in "Coral Sea Week" -a joint Australian-American effort -which commemorates the historic naval battle that halted the enemy advance through the Pacific in World War II, The Somers has visited Hawaii, theFijilslands, the Admiralty Groupand the Marianas since it left its home port.at San Diego, of which 70,000 have alCalif., and is scheduled to ready been distributed this “year, visit Japan, Formosa, the . Philippines and Hong,Kong, SPACIOUS.The large living and lounging area gives an even more spacious appeartance by wise use of large windows looking outside to the trees and downhill shope. rAt the "open-air" end of this living space , ‘Alpha captured the outdoor feeling with casualtables, chairs and lamps. The furniture gives the appearance of informality but in weight scales with the heaviest. The balance of the room.is a decorator's ‘dream, too. At the opposite end, it opens ‘to the entrance hall. On.each side is a massive stone wall flanked by the windowed-outdoor setting. A huge fireplace atAlpha wall-to-wall car . tracts the eye in the center of one stone wall, Sofas, tables, and all the furniture ; is Alpha’s finest.setting supremely on / LOOKING DOWN .From adjacenttoa new rock crusher, you look down and/across a freeway tothe new Calaveras Cement plant near Redding. The crushed rock falls through a shaft to a lower level where it will be carried downhill on the conveyor belt that is shown running to the plant. LAKE SHASTA.With scenic Lake Shasta plete on Calaveras Cement Company's crusher which will feed crushed rock to its new. plant. Pictures and Story By Dean Thompson Nestled near the Highway 99 freeway north of Redding before the highway crosses Lake Shasta, Calaveras Cement Company is completing a new cement plant. ~ Atop a nearby hill is the company's Guest Home, a pleasing haven for engineers working on the project. In the future it will house guests of the company who come to tour the plant. It is a long way from the Sierras, and it is hard to believe that we will find a local story here, But find it we do. a Calaveras Cement wanted the Guest Home to be comfortable and informal. They chose Alpha of Nevada City to do the furnishing. They have every right tobe proud of their choice, But the story does not end there, Alpha's Industrial department also furnished the explosive power to place into operation anew rock crushing plant nearly two miles from the cement plant---two miles over which the crushed rock will be carried by conveyor belt. TOSET A FINE MEAL.Alpha Hardware of Nevada City sets the modern and functional table with silverware, china and crystal. Notice the soft yet informal chairs that Alpha furnished with the highly polished table, peting. mi in th e background, work is nearly comBID DROP.Fromtherock crusher on top, material drops to the lower level, where it comes out a tunnel and goes downhill via conveyor belt. GUEST HOUSE.Ona shady knoll near the the new Calaveras Cement plant, this guest home is open to guests of the company who arrive to tour the new plant. RESTFUL.Engineers working on the cement plant enjoy the comforts of these compact bedrooms furnished by Alpha of Nevada City. :

Susan Jane Trivelpiece Becomes Bride Of Wesley A. Moore NEVADA CIT Y---Susan Jane Trivelpiece became Mrs, Wesley A. Moore, June 10 in a double ring ceremony officiated by Judge Verle Nevada Union High withthe class of 1961. The groom, son of Mr, and Mrs. Wesley B. Moore of Grass Valley, graduated with the class of Gray, in a beautiful garden setting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Alvin S. Trivelpiece. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a white summer suit with all white accessories. Her veil was attached to a small halo hat and her corsage was of white roses on a Bible, Thebride’s attendant, Janie Hummelt, was dressed in a blue sheath with white accessories and carried a nosegay of pink roses, William Ramsey was best man. LesAllstob, brotherin-law of the groom, and Jeff Boles, were ushers. Leonard Prisk, soloist, sang “Because” accompanied on the organ by Mrs. Cora Moore of Bakersfield, grandmother of the bridegroom. Thiel Beechel, Mary Wright and Francine Sirokman sang "The Lord's Prayer” a capella, The bride's mother chose blue with white accessories and a corsage of white gardenias, The groom's mother wore beige with pink accessories and a corsage of pink roses, Robert Paine, proxy godfather of the bride, offered ‘a toast to the happy couple : followed by the congratulaa tions and best wishes of the many relatives and intimate friends attending. Weed Nax The brid} is a graduate of als : VFW Auxiliary " 4 Slates State Confab SACRAMENTO---The 37th State convention of the Lad{es Auxiliary tothe Veterans --of Foreign. Wars is-slated for Sunday through Thursday in Sacramento, The Hotel ElDorado will be the auxiliary headquarters. Business sessions will also be held there. NC Man Gets Training At. Ft. Lewis FORT LEWIS, WASH, --‘Cadet Harold B. Hummelt, 22, son of Mr, and Mrs, Bernard W. Hummelt, 421 Nevada st., Nevada City, is receiving six weeks of training at the Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) summer camp at Fort Lewis, NAY C RD. i Hl Sahiis 1958 from Nevada Union Chemistry In, Arizona . HighSchool, He is attending the San Francisco College of Mortuary Science, The couple are making their home at 372 Baker Street, San Francisco, MR. AND MRS. WESLEY A. MOORE NUGGET Photo By Prentiss Studio NEVADA CITY---Directors of the Golden Chain Council of Mother Lode Highway 49 met at the Victorian Room last month for a luncheon meeting following~a board meeting at the National: Hotel, ie : The council's highway re commendations were discus ed, with recommendation following those recentl madein the various counti at state chamber of commerce meetings, Considerable progress wa reported along Highway a9 in road work, President Bill Cassidy, Auburn, presided at the meeting. Chairman of the program was Swift Berry, Placerville. ada County supervisors did not have the council membership in the current budget, They urged local residents and organizations to seek a change of the budget by the Wash, Thetraining is scheduled to be concluded July 28. During this training he is . receiving practical experience and instruction in tactical, technical and administrative subjects, with special emphasis placed on the duties of a second lieutenant in an infantry unit. Cadet Hummelt, who was graduated from Nevada Union High School in Grass Valley in 1957, is a student atthe University of California at Berkeley and a member of Delta Upsilon fraternity. Gen. Miller ‘Is Reassigned BEALE AIR FORCE BASE-Headquarters U. S. Air Force announced today that Brig. Gen. Robert B. Miller, commander of the 14th Air Division at Beale Air Force Base, is being reassigned as commander, 4310th Air Division, Hq. Nouasseur, Morocco, North Africa. The 4310th Air Division, an-overseas Strategic Air Command unit, is part of 16th Air Force at Madrid, Spain. General Mille and his family will depart Beale Air Force Base sometimein early August. His successor will be anMobil Blood Bank In Nevada Gty NEVADA CIT Y---The Mobile Unit of the Sacramento Medical Foundation Blood Bank will be at the Veterans' Directors were informed is by Dave Maltman that Nev. . of Foreign Wars Building in Nevada City July 17 to aecept donors to the Western Nevada County Reserve between the hours of 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. A few facts about the Reserve:

The first visit of the Mobile Unit to this area in 1954 netted 111 units of blood from donors. The last visit of the Mobile Unit to this area in March of 1961 netted 34 units from donors. During the period from the visit of the Mobile Unit to June 20 we have released to patients of the area 818 units of blood constituting a saving of $20,450 to residents of the area needing help; during the same period, received from donors to our reserve 751 units. If it were not for the few patients or relatives of patients to whom we have released blood making replacements of blood released to them we would be overdrawn on our account and would . have lost our affiliation with the Medical Foundation, cochairman Ted Sigourney nounced at a later date. said, “Golden Chain” Directors Gather For Luncheon supervisors. It was explained that the county participation made possible the printing of 125, 000 Golden Chain Maps, . TEMPE, ARIZ. ---Robert Fetz, 228 Prospect Street, Nevada City, is participating in a summer institute for senior and junior high school . teachers of chemistry and physics at Arizona State University, Supported by a National Science Foundation, Washington, D. C,, granrof $69, 300, the institute began June 26 and will continue through Aug. 19. Major objective of the institute isto augment the subjects matter background of the participants in tne fields of chemistry and physics. A total. of 57 instructors frorn 20 states are participating in the institute. Fetz is a chemistry inStructor at Nevada Union High School, Donald Dorrell In Pacific WESTERN PACIFIC--The destroyer USS Somers is op. erating as a unit of the seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific, Serving aboard the des. troyer is Donald F, Dorrell, torpedoman's mate seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Dorrell os 225 French avenue, Grass Valley, The ship recently completed a cruise to Australia to participate in the 19th anniversary celebration of the Battle of the Coral Sea. Each year the Australian government invites units of the far-reaching Pacific Fleet to participate in "Coral Sea Week" -a joint Australian-American effort -which commemorates the historic naval battle that halted the enemy advance through the Pacific in World War II, The Somers has visited Hawaii, theFijilslands, the Admiralty Groupand the Marianas since it left its home port.at San Diego, of which 70,000 have alCalif., and is scheduled to ready been distributed this “year, visit Japan, Formosa, the . Philippines and Hong,Kong, SPACIOUS..The large living and lounging area gives an even more spacious appeartance by wise use of large windows looking outside to the trees and downhill shope. rAt the "open-air" end of this living space , ‘Alpha captured the outdoor feeling with casualtables, chairs and lamps. The furniture gives the appearance of informality but in weight scales with the heaviest. The balance of the room.is a decorator's ‘dream, too. At the opposite end, it opens ‘to the entrance hall. On.each side is a massive stone wall flanked by the windowed-outdoor setting. A huge fireplace atAlpha wall-to-wall car . tracts the eye in the center of one stone wall, Sofas, tables, and all the furniture ; is Alpha’s finest..setting supremely on / LOOKING DOWN ..From adjacenttoa new rock crusher, you look down and/across a freeway tothe new Calaveras Cement plant near Redding. The crushed rock falls through a shaft to a lower level where it will be carried downhill on the conveyor belt that is shown running to the plant. LAKE SHASTA..With scenic Lake Shasta plete on Calaveras Cement Company's crusher which will feed crushed rock to its new. plant. Pictures and Story By Dean Thompson Nestled near the Highway 99 freeway north of Redding before the highway crosses Lake Shasta, Calaveras Cement Company is completing a new cement plant. ~ Atop a nearby hill is the company's Guest Home, a pleasing haven for engineers working on the project. In the future it will house guests of the company who come to tour the plant. It is a long way from the Sierras, and it is hard to believe that we will find a local story here, But find it we do. a Calaveras Cement wanted the Guest Home to be comfortable and informal. They chose Alpha of Nevada City to do the furnishing. They have every right tobe proud of their choice, But the story does not end there, Alpha's Industrial department also furnished the explosive power to place into operation anew rock crushing plant nearly two miles from the cement plant---two miles over which the crushed rock will be carried by conveyor belt. TOSET A FINE MEAL..Alpha Hardware of Nevada City sets the modern and functional table with silverware, china and crystal. Notice the soft yet informal chairs that Alpha furnished with the highly polished table, peting. mi in th e background, work is nearly comBID DROP..Fromtherock crusher on top, material drops to the lower level, where it comes out a tunnel and goes downhill via conveyor belt. GUEST HOUSE..Ona shady knoll near the the new Calaveras Cement plant, this guest home is open to guests of the company who arrive to tour the new plant. RESTFUL..Engineers working on the cement plant enjoy the comforts of these compact bedrooms furnished by Alpha of Nevada City. :