July 19, 1967 (20 pages)

Phone 265-2471 to register your club activity, ' CHURCH NEWS First Baptist Church Vacation Bible School July 17-28. The first Camp Session at Camp Alta will be for boys and girls 9-12 years old and will be from Aug. 7-11 for the boys and Aug. 28Sept. 1 for the girls. The second Camp Session for Youth 13-24 years old will be from Aug. 14-18. St. Patrick’s Church Don’t forget the big annual beef barbecue Aug. 6 at Lion’s Lake. Tickets for adults are $1.50 and tickets for children may be obtained on the grounds. Chef Gallino will present his wellknown pit barbecue at this barbecue. Games, fun, and lots of food will be presented for the public’s enjoyment. Come and get it! Trinity Episcopal Church April Jones, daughter of Stanley and Florence Jones, will be baptized on Sunday, July 23 at 10 a.m. Stanley and Florence are known in this area hecause they are former residents of, Nevada County. They now reside: in Carmichael. New Church Holds Services on July 16th First Church of God The first service in the new church will be held on, July 16 at 10 a.m. Thenew church has been named the Whispering Pines Church of God. There will be no Sunday School, but the Young People will meet at 6 p.m. as usual. Remember the Young People’s Barge Party at Englebright Dam July 21 and 22. If you have food to donate for this occasion, please call Lois Goff at 273-8970. The new church will also be dedicated on Sunday, July 30. Grace Lutheran Church Missouri Synod Fellowship Club meeting Friday, July 21 at 7:30 at the Church. Last Sunday, the. Grace Lutheran Church was honored to have two Norwegian families who had never been to the United States before. Elsa and Rolf Roen and Ruth and Harold Borge from Tonsherg, Norway came to Grass Valley with cousins, who live in Seattle, Washington. Their stay here was only a short one, but it was an enjoyable one. Mrs. Margaret Fergon, also of andinavian descent, said that the Roens and Borges love our country and they think the people are very friendly.First Methodist Church Mizpah Circle will meet at 7:30 p.m. at Alice Yun’s on Thursday night. Ruth Circle will meet at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday morning at the church parlor. The Methodist Youth Fellowship will hold its Pot Luck dinner: at the Frank Schoellerman home on Combie Road on July 16th. Be at the church for transportation. The evening will be spent in swimming, dinner, and worship. Barns Named Quaker Rep. GREENSBORO, N. C. — Mr. Robert E,. Barns, resident of Nevada City, has been named a representative of the College Park Quarterly Meeting by the Pacific ‘Yearly meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) to the Fourth Friends World Conference to be held at Guilford College here July 24 August 3, 1967. Mr. Barns is the teacher in North Columbia and is a member of the Grass Valley Friends Meeting. (EH CLUB NEWS ROUGH AND READY, Don Burkard reporting: Experience!! That is what the Rough and Ready 4-H Club got plenty of June 3rd and 4th at the Teen Fair. The food may not have made much money but everyone had fun. June 10th was a skating party for the club. The party was from 2:00 to 4:00. The reason for the party was a reward for the members who gave demonstrations. The participation was good. After the party everyone was treated to ice cream by Mr. and Mrs. Burkard. June 11th Mr. and Mrs. Burkard and children attended a goat show in Roseville. It was the first time Linda Burkard had entered her goats in a show. The 15th of June was the club’s achievement night. It was the first club in this area to have its own achievement night and it was well attended. Besides the parents and friends of the members, there were visitors from other clubs. The night was filled with surprises and fun. Mr Coy Miller of the Mother Lode Bank gave a short talk and gave a year pin to each of the members. ‘CHICAGO PARK HORNETS, Maggie Jones reporting: 4-H Exhibit Day and the barbecue were the main topics discussed at the Chicago Park Hornet’s regular monthly meeting. Two committees were set up for these events. One was to set up the booth for Fun Day, a dunking booth. The committee consisted of Joe Geist, chairman, Chris Bierwagen, Betty Bierwagen, Mike Dyer, Steve Paasch and Bob Paasch. The other committee was to set up to plan the schedule for people to work in the booth. This committee consisted of Mary Bierwagen, chairman, Maggie Jones, Jack Cunningham, Denise Heffelfinger, and Linda Nichols. Reports were given on the project tour and picnic, and on the community projects. Songleaders Katie Heffelfinger and Betty Bierwagen led the club in a song. The two ushers at Achievement Night from our club were Patti Jones and Chris Bierwagen. At the end of the meeting the initiation of the new officers was held. SHADY CREEK, Linda Bandimere reporting: The Shady Creek 4-H Club came to order at 8:30, Columbia Hill School, Friday, June 14, 1967. Eleven members. were present and eight were absent. Visitors were Diane Sellers, Dale Satterfield, Laura Stuart, John Bandimere, Debbie Bandimere, and Jeanie Whittlesey. Donna Cobb led the pledges and Linda Bandimere led the songs. Sandy Bandimere reported on the 4-H skating party with Meadowlarks. Sandy Bandimere made a motion that we have a swimming party and tour the second Friday in’ July. The meeting was adjourned at 9:15. Bandimeres served refreshments. BANNER CLOTHING GROUP, Melinda Peyret reporting: Today (June 27, 1967) we had a 4-H meeting at Mrs. Bryant’s house. The meeting was for the lst year clothing group. They learned about different types of materials. At the next meeting, they are going to town to buy material for an apron or a laundry bag. im photon anet Ss August Review ™™0"-n9 et 9 Adds Lustre a New stars are appearing to add lustre to the cast of the variety benefit show, GOLDEN AUGUST REVIEW 1967, scheduled for August 5th in the old Nevada Theatre. The 12act production will feature the finest local talent in a one-night effort to pay for permanent lighting improvements in the 100-year-old playhouse. Newly added to the cast is Les McCabe, who will appear as Mr. Interlocutor in Larry Farchi’s Minstrel Show number. Tall, affable Les will don a towering top hat and elegant tuxedo for his role as straight man to the zany minstrels. By day local farmers may know Les as Director and Farm Advisor for the University of California Agricultural. Extension Service. Don Baggett, who will sing lst tenor and lead the barbershop quartet, has announced that Nevada City Mayor, Dr. Arch McPherson, will sing baritone in the group’s four musical numbers. . Everyone is invited to enjoy the music and the fun of seeing familiar and friendly faces on the stage. Tickets should be purchased early at either Sanders Music Store in Grass Valley or OsborneWoods in Nevada City. Those who purchase $5 tickets will be entitled to a delicious after-theatre buffet supper following the perfomance. According to Mrs. Leland Lewis of Nevada City, who. is arranging the supper, only 200 of these special tickets are to be sold. She also advises that golden: chicken and light wine are just two of the items on the menu. Starting July 24, the box office at the old theatre will be open from 10a.m. to 12 .Noon, Monday through Friday. By presenting their tickets, those who plan to attend the show may _reserve seats. August 5th is the night for the GOLDEN AUGUST REVIEW 1967 at the Old Nevada Theatre. Garden Clubbers Enjoy Fete Fifty-two members, their husbands and other guests enjoyed a potluck dinner last Thursday evening in the lovely garden of Mrs. Maurice Lupien on Willow Valley Road, Nevada City. Susan, Stanley Halls, Jr., and Dale Jacobson, a popular local trio well’ known for their folk singing , entertained. Mrs. Adelaide. Reilly introduced her brother in law, Mr. James Keleher of Sacramento, who showed slides of recent fishing trips in this area and in northern California waters. He also showed many beautiful slides of LOCAL SERVICE NEW. ASSIGNMENT DA NANG, VIETNAM-‘Marine Private First Class Clyde E. Poppleton, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Poppleton of 306 Pleasant St., Grass Valley, Calif., is at the Mar_ble Mountain Marine Corps Air Facility near Da Nang, Vietnam serving with Marine Air Base Squadron (MABS)-Sixteen, a unit of the First Marine Aircraft Wing. Rebekah Lodge Name Officers Esther Rebekah Lodge #9. met July 8 in regular session with Noble Grand Edna Rudd presiding. The Noble Grand appointed the following committee chairmen for one year: Hilda Sandow, Heart Fund; Zale Johnson, Publicity; Evelyn Gemmill, Good Fellowship; Frances Kitts, State of the Order; Irene Mason, Membership; and June Engle, Public Relations. The Lodge will hold a rummage sale from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Aug. 8 & 9th, in the AnteRoom of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall, 110 1/2,Mill Street, Grass Valley. All members are asked to save rummage. For further information call Mrs. Rudd 273-6601 or Lura Arnold 265-4621. All members who can, are asked to help on Monday, August 7. New officers will be installed at the next meeting July 22, by District Deputy President Gladys Stokes, who. will be making her first official visit. Happv Birthday was sung to members Mardell Wasley and Esther Hartung. Delicious refreshments were enjoyed after the meeting, served by Mary Ann Gage and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Carlson. Utah and of the flowers of the Mother Lode . country. The chairman of the evening, Mrs. Adelaide Peilly, and hostesses, Mrs. Evelyn Lewis and Mrs. Ethel Sutherlin, received the thanks of all present for a most enoe evening, with a ig thank you to Mrs. Lupien for the pleasure of meeting in her garden among the beautiful trees. Es a a Ne ee SeeitenSaapacs

Phone 265-2471 to register your club activity, ' CHURCH NEWS First Baptist Church Vacation Bible School July 17-28. The first Camp Session at Camp Alta will be for boys and girls 9-12 years old and will be from Aug. 7-11 for the boys and Aug. 28Sept. 1 for the girls. The second Camp Session for Youth 13-24 years old will be from Aug. 14-18. St. Patrick’s Church Don’t forget the big annual beef barbecue Aug. 6 at Lion’s Lake. Tickets for adults are $1.50 and tickets for children may be obtained on the grounds. Chef Gallino will present his wellknown pit barbecue at this barbecue. Games, fun, and lots of food will be presented for the public’s enjoyment. Come and get it! Trinity Episcopal Church April Jones, daughter of Stanley and Florence Jones, will be baptized on Sunday, July 23 at 10 a.m. Stanley and Florence are known in this area hecause they are former residents of, Nevada County. They now reside: in Carmichael. New Church Holds Services on July 16th First Church of God The first service in the new church will be held on, July 16 at 10 a.m. Thenew church has been named the Whispering Pines Church of God. There will be no Sunday School, but the Young People will meet at 6 p.m. as usual. Remember the Young People’s Barge Party at Englebright Dam July 21 and 22. If you have food to donate for this occasion, please call Lois Goff at 273-8970. The new church will also be dedicated on Sunday, July 30. Grace Lutheran Church Missouri Synod Fellowship Club meeting Friday, July 21 at 7:30 at the Church. Last Sunday, the. Grace Lutheran Church was honored to have two Norwegian families who had never been to the United States before. Elsa and Rolf Roen and Ruth and Harold Borge from Tonsherg, Norway came to Grass Valley with cousins, who live in Seattle, Washington. Their stay here was only a short one, but it was an enjoyable one. Mrs. Margaret Fergon, also of andinavian descent, said that the Roens and Borges love our country and they think the people are very friendly.First Methodist Church Mizpah Circle will meet at 7:30 p.m. at Alice Yun’s on Thursday night. Ruth Circle will meet at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday morning at the church parlor. The Methodist Youth Fellowship will hold its Pot Luck dinner: at the Frank Schoellerman home on Combie Road on July 16th. Be at the church for transportation. The evening will be spent in swimming, dinner, and worship. Barns Named Quaker Rep. GREENSBORO, N. C. — Mr. Robert E,. Barns, resident of Nevada City, has been named a representative of the College Park Quarterly Meeting by the Pacific ‘Yearly meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) to the Fourth Friends World Conference to be held at Guilford College here July 24 August 3, 1967. Mr. Barns is the teacher in North Columbia and is a member of the Grass Valley Friends Meeting. (EH CLUB NEWS ROUGH AND READY, Don Burkard reporting: Experience!! That is what the Rough and Ready 4-H Club got plenty of June 3rd and 4th at the Teen Fair. The food may not have made much money but everyone had fun. June 10th was a skating party for the club. The party was from 2:00 to 4:00. The reason for the party was a reward for the members who gave demonstrations. The participation was good. After the party everyone was treated to ice cream by Mr. and Mrs. Burkard. June 11th Mr. and Mrs. Burkard and children attended a goat show in Roseville. It was the first time Linda Burkard had entered her goats in a show. The 15th of June was the club’s achievement night. It was the first club in this area to have its own achievement night and it was well attended. Besides the parents and friends of the members, there were visitors from other clubs. The night was filled with surprises and fun. Mr Coy Miller of the Mother Lode Bank gave a short talk and gave a year pin to each of the members. ‘CHICAGO PARK HORNETS, Maggie Jones reporting: 4-H Exhibit Day and the barbecue were the main topics discussed at the Chicago Park Hornet’s regular monthly meeting. Two committees were set up for these events. One was to set up the booth for Fun Day, a dunking booth. The committee consisted of Joe Geist, chairman, Chris Bierwagen, Betty Bierwagen, Mike Dyer, Steve Paasch and Bob Paasch. The other committee was to set up to plan the schedule for people to work in the booth. This committee consisted of Mary Bierwagen, chairman, Maggie Jones, Jack Cunningham, Denise Heffelfinger, and Linda Nichols. Reports were given on the project tour and picnic, and on the community projects. Songleaders Katie Heffelfinger and Betty Bierwagen led the club in a song. The two ushers at Achievement Night from our club were Patti Jones and Chris Bierwagen. At the end of the meeting the initiation of the new officers was held.. SHADY CREEK, Linda Bandimere reporting: The Shady Creek 4-H Club came to order at 8:30, Columbia Hill School, Friday, June 14, 1967. Eleven members. were present and eight were absent. Visitors were Diane Sellers, Dale Satterfield, Laura Stuart, John Bandimere, Debbie Bandimere, and Jeanie Whittlesey. Donna Cobb led the pledges and Linda Bandimere led the songs. Sandy Bandimere reported on the 4-H skating party with Meadowlarks. Sandy Bandimere made a motion that we have a swimming party and tour the second Friday in’ July. The meeting was adjourned at 9:15. Bandimeres served refreshments. BANNER CLOTHING GROUP, Melinda Peyret reporting: Today (June 27, 1967) we had a 4-H meeting at

Mrs. Bryant’s house. The meeting was for the lst year clothing group. They learned about different types of materials. At the next meeting, they are going to town to buy material for an apron or a laundry bag. im photon anet Ss August Review ™™0"-n9 et 9 Adds Lustre a New stars are appearing to add lustre to the cast of the variety benefit show, GOLDEN AUGUST REVIEW 1967, scheduled for August 5th in the old Nevada Theatre. The 12act production will feature the finest local talent in a one-night effort to pay for permanent lighting improvements in the 100-year-old playhouse. Newly added to the cast is Les McCabe, who will appear as Mr. Interlocutor in Larry Farchi’s Minstrel Show number. Tall, affable Les will don a towering top hat and elegant tuxedo for his role as straight man to the zany minstrels. By day local farmers may know Les as Director and Farm Advisor for the University of California Agricultural. Extension Service. Don Baggett, who will sing lst tenor and lead the barbershop quartet, has announced that Nevada City Mayor, Dr. Arch McPherson, will sing baritone in the group’s four musical numbers. . Everyone is invited to enjoy the music and the fun of seeing familiar and friendly faces on the stage. Tickets should be purchased early at either Sanders Music Store in Grass Valley or OsborneWoods in Nevada City. Those who purchase $5 tickets will be entitled to a delicious after-theatre buffet supper following the perfomance. According to Mrs. Leland Lewis of Nevada City, who. is arranging the supper, only 200 of these special tickets are to be sold. She also advises that golden: chicken and light wine are just two of the items on the menu. Starting July 24, the box office at the old theatre will be open from 10a.m. to 12 .Noon, Monday through Friday. By presenting their tickets, those who plan to attend the show may _reserve seats. August 5th is the night for the GOLDEN AUGUST REVIEW 1967 at the Old Nevada Theatre. Garden Clubbers Enjoy Fete Fifty-two members, their husbands and other guests enjoyed a potluck dinner last Thursday evening in the lovely garden of Mrs. Maurice Lupien on Willow Valley Road, Nevada City. Susan, Stanley Halls, Jr., and Dale Jacobson, a popular local trio well’ known for their folk singing , entertained. Mrs. Adelaide. Reilly introduced her brother in law, Mr. James Keleher of Sacramento, who showed slides of recent fishing trips in this area and in northern California waters. He also showed many beautiful slides of LOCAL SERVICE NEW. ASSIGNMENT DA NANG, VIETNAM-‘Marine Private First Class Clyde E. Poppleton, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Poppleton of 306 Pleasant St., Grass Valley, Calif., is at the Mar_ble Mountain Marine Corps Air Facility near Da Nang, Vietnam serving with Marine Air Base Squadron (MABS)-Sixteen, a unit of the First Marine Aircraft Wing. Rebekah Lodge Name Officers Esther Rebekah Lodge #9. met July 8 in regular session with Noble Grand Edna Rudd presiding. The Noble Grand appointed the following committee chairmen for one year: Hilda Sandow, Heart Fund; Zale Johnson, Publicity; Evelyn Gemmill, Good Fellowship; Frances Kitts, State of the Order; Irene Mason, Membership; and June Engle, Public Relations. The Lodge will hold a rummage sale from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Aug. 8 & 9th, in the AnteRoom of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall, 110 1/2,Mill Street, Grass Valley. All members are asked to save rummage. For further information call Mrs. Rudd 273-6601 or Lura Arnold 265-4621. All members who can, are asked to help on Monday, August 7. New officers will be installed at the next meeting July 22, by District Deputy President Gladys Stokes, who. will be making her first official visit. Happv Birthday was sung to members Mardell Wasley and Esther Hartung. Delicious refreshments were enjoyed after the meeting, served by Mary Ann Gage and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Carlson. Utah and of the flowers of the Mother Lode . country. The chairman of the evening, Mrs. Adelaide Peilly, and hostesses, Mrs. Evelyn Lewis and Mrs. Ethel Sutherlin, received the thanks of all present for a most enoe evening, with a ig thank you to Mrs. Lupien for the pleasure of meeting in her garden among the beautiful trees. Es a a Ne ee SeeitenSaapacs