July 20, 1966 (20 pages)

+ cae 12 «+» Nevada County Nugget.July 20, 1966 Ore Arnold 265-247) Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Davis And Father Norbert Showalter Gary Davis And Ann BoedingAre Married A marriage of interest to many in this area was solemnized June 18 in Lamont, Iowa, when Rose Ann Boeding became the bride of Gary D. Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs, Larry C, Davis, Nevada City. The bride's parents are Mr, and Mrs, Henry J, Boeding, Lamont, Iowa. The young couple were married in the St. Mary's Catholic Church, Lamont, with Father Norbert Showalter officiating. For the double ring ceremony, the bride chose a gown of silk organza over taffeta featuring lace inserts and trim, Her chapel length mantilla with lace trim was held by a crown of pearls and crystals, She carried a bouquet of full red roses with ivy streamers, Laura Boeding, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, Jan Boeding, sister of the bride, Charlene Timmerman, Jeanne CLUB CALENDAR July 20 Nevada City Lions Grass Valley Elks Nevada City Civic Club Friends of the Libraries Goldancers July 21 Nevada City Senior Citizens Grass Valley Lions Nevada City Rotary Odd Fellows Lodge No. 12 DeMolay : July 22 Grass Valley Senior Citizens Slattery of Iowa and Theresa Grammer of Kansas were seconday attendants. They all wore gowns of white lace over olive green, and carried a single red rose, Theresa Boeding, niece of the the bride, was flower girl. DavidBoeding was the ring bearer. Newton Grammer, Kansas, served as best man. Linus Boeding, Missouri, Leo Boeding, John Thys and Allen Benhing, Iowa, were the ushers, A reception dinner was held for 225 guests following the ceremony. Following a wedding trip through northern Mid Western states and California, the young couple will be at home at 3810 West 76th Street, Prairie Village, Kansas. The groom is with the United States Naval Air Station, Olathe, Kansas, Nevada County Horsemen's Association July 23 Esther Rebekah Lodge No. 9 Square Knot Dance Club Party July 25 TOPS Timberline Toastmasters Grass Valley Rotary July 26 Teentwirlers American Legion Post 130 Nevada City Native Sons Neva Rebekah Lodge No, 119 Young Ladies Institute New Books And More Attractive Decor The childrens ‘room of the Nevada City Library is being reorganized. A gradual updating of the whole library has been in progress for some time through the combined efforts of the librarians, the board, Friends of the Libraries and many individuals, Shelves were added this spring forthe display of more books for very young children. Attractive and worthwhile volumes have been added for young people of all ages, The Soroptimist Club of Nevada City provided funds for a periodicalrack. The table in the children's section, which formerly he1d the newspapers, has been cut down to proper Desert Song Opens At The Music Circus _ The Desert Song, the ever popular romantic story of the Red Shadow 's adventures among the Riffs of the Moroccan desert, set to the ringing melodies of one of Sigmund Romberg's most popular scores, will play July 25 through the 81 at the Sacramento Music Circus, _ William Lewis, Metropolitan Opera star who made his Music Circus debut in Rosalinda, is singing the role of Pierre, known as the Red Shadow, who pretends to be a half-wit in his home, but, in the guise of the mystetious masked rebel, leads the Monte Amundsen Riffs against the French. Monte Amundsen, of the Los Angeles Civic Opera, the New York City Opera, the Broadway stage, costars as the lovely Margot, who disdains the simpering Pierre, but falls in love with his dashing Red Shadow self, For those who have forgotten that the Desert Song is a musical comedy, pure and simple, let it be known that one of Music Circus's favori dians Sterling Holloway . Sterling Holloway, is back in the role of Benny to remind everyone. Holloway, of course, was the star of last year's Music Circus Production of A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum. height for reading. A time consuming but very important part of the reorganization is the weeding of out dated or substandard books. Mrs. Eugene Shaw and Mrs. Arch McPherson are doing this work, During the weeding process in the adult reference section, books were discovered that had not circulated since 1905. Many titles beloved by past . Are Added To The Nevada City Library generations as well as the present will be kept. As useless, unread volumes are eliminated, they willbereplaced by modern books, Adults as well as children, will discover the library now subscribes to many new Magazines covering a wide range of interests. New titles are constantly being purchased for reference and fiction sections. The Carr Mr, and Mrs, Russell Wooden of Sacramento County, are the parents of a baby daughter born July 6 at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Sherry Gayle was born June 17 at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs, William Boundy of 315 Alta Street, Grass Valley. A daughter was born to the Merle Texeiras, Loomis, on July 7 at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Mr. and Mrs, Bob De Rossett of North San Juan, are the proud. iage Set! parents of a daughter bom July 12 at the Nevada General Hos= pital, Nevada City. Michael William was bom July 11 at Jones Memorial Hospitalin Grass Valley to Mr. and Mrs, Harlan W, Jensen of 242 Mill Street, Grass Valley, Ason, BrianLeonard, was bom July 12 to Mr. and Mrs, Donald Daniels, Jr. , at Miners Hospital in Nevada City. The mother will be remembered as Anita LaFever, The proud paternal grandparents are Donald, Sr., and Betty Daniels, and the maternal grandmother is Thelma Speed, all of Nevada City, By Cy Armstrong FRUCEZE. DONWER DOINES P.0. Box 1267 Rod Hisken, 28, well-known Truckee Elementary School teacher, who won the Jaycee outstanding young teacher award for the State of Califomia, was eliminated in the National finals this week, Hisken, who brought considerable prestige to himself and the local school district by besting other young teachers from the entire state, flew to Baton Rouge, La., with his wife Sharon to Compete on a national basis with other state-wide winners, The event was sponsored by the United States Junior Chambers of Commerce, and the World Book Encyclopedia, The four National winners receiving $2000 each were Mrs. Jay Wilkes of Boulder, Colorado, Dr. Frederic Pierce of Jackson City, New York; Vincent Varones of Montville, Conn. » and Dr. Newman Walker, Paducah, Kentucky. e®eeses8 John Prida has been named head football coach at Tahoe -Truckee High School, succeeding Roger Tofft, who has resigned to take 4 position at Oakmont High School in Roseville, Prida, who graduated from University of Nevada, has been athletic director of Wooster High School in Reno for the past two years, S@eecse If you notice some rather stiff and lame ladies around the Truckee-Donner area eanise safe bet they are members of the Recreation District's recent ly organized softball teams, Mrs. Sharon Shultz and Mrs, Iona Baker, two team members, tell me that their aches and pains are subsiding after several weeks practice at the twice a week schedule, and they are looking forward to challenging teams from other areas. Men of the area have already formed a twice a week league with teams sponsored by Vails Drug in first place followed by Lloynds Drug, Fontanas, and Fibreboard, e®ee8es8e Sue Jensen Will Head Board Mrs, Sue Jensen was reelected president of the Nevada City School Board last week at the reorganization meeting held in the elementary school, In addition to Mrs. Jensen, H.L. Childers was named clerk of the board and Carl Early was elected transportation representative, T he board voted to continue holding regular meetings at 7:30 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month, Superintendent Edward Browning presented a publication budget of $308,750 which was approved by the board. Liberal Arts Will Meet On Monday The Liberal Arts Commission meeting will be held at 8:00 p.m. , Monday, in the city hall in Nevada City, with president, John Larue, presiding, Larue urged all reports and outstanding bills be presented at this meeting.

+ cae 12 «+» Nevada County Nugget..July 20, 1966 Ore Arnold 265-247) Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Davis And Father Norbert Showalter Gary Davis And Ann BoedingAre Married A marriage of interest to many in this area was solemnized June 18 in Lamont, Iowa, when Rose Ann Boeding became the bride of Gary D. Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs, Larry C, Davis, Nevada City. The bride's parents are Mr, and Mrs, Henry J, Boeding, Lamont, Iowa. The young couple were married in the St. Mary's Catholic Church, Lamont, with Father Norbert Showalter officiating. For the double ring ceremony, the bride chose a gown of silk organza over taffeta featuring lace inserts and trim, Her chapel length mantilla with lace trim was held by a crown of pearls and crystals, She carried a bouquet of full red roses with ivy streamers, Laura Boeding, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, Jan Boeding, sister of the bride, Charlene Timmerman, Jeanne CLUB CALENDAR July 20 Nevada City Lions Grass Valley Elks Nevada City Civic Club Friends of the Libraries Goldancers July 21 Nevada City Senior Citizens Grass Valley Lions Nevada City Rotary Odd Fellows Lodge No. 12 DeMolay : July 22 Grass Valley Senior Citizens Slattery of Iowa and Theresa Grammer of Kansas were seconday attendants. They all wore gowns of white lace over olive green, and carried a single red rose, Theresa Boeding, niece of the the bride, was flower girl. DavidBoeding was the ring bearer. Newton Grammer, Kansas, served as best man. Linus Boeding, Missouri, Leo Boeding, John Thys and Allen Benhing, Iowa, were the ushers, A reception dinner was held for 225 guests following the ceremony. Following a wedding trip through northern Mid Western states and California, the young couple will be at home at 3810 West 76th Street, Prairie Village, Kansas. The groom is with the United States Naval Air Station, Olathe, Kansas, Nevada County Horsemen's Association July 23 Esther Rebekah Lodge No. 9 Square Knot Dance Club Party July 25 TOPS Timberline Toastmasters Grass Valley Rotary July 26 Teentwirlers American Legion Post 130 Nevada City Native Sons Neva Rebekah Lodge No, 119 Young Ladies Institute New Books And More Attractive Decor The childrens ‘room of the Nevada City Library is being reorganized. A gradual updating of the whole library has been in progress for some time through the combined efforts of the librarians, the board, Friends of the Libraries and many individuals, Shelves were added this spring forthe display of more books for very young children. Attractive and worthwhile volumes have been added for young people of all ages, The Soroptimist Club of Nevada City provided funds for a periodicalrack. The table in the children's section, which formerly he1d the newspapers, has been cut down to proper Desert Song Opens At The Music Circus _ The Desert Song, the ever popular romantic story of the Red Shadow 's adventures among the Riffs of the Moroccan desert, set to the ringing melodies of one of Sigmund Romberg's most popular scores, will play July 25 through the 81 at the Sacramento Music Circus, _ William Lewis, Metropolitan Opera star who made his Music Circus debut in Rosalinda, is singing the role of Pierre, known as the Red Shadow, who pretends to be a half-wit in his home, but, in the guise of the mystetious masked rebel, leads the Monte Amundsen Riffs against the French. Monte Amundsen, of the Los Angeles Civic Opera, the New York City Opera, the Broadway stage, costars as the lovely Margot, who disdains the simpering Pierre, but falls in love with his dashing Red Shadow self, For those who have forgotten that the Desert Song is a musical comedy, pure and simple, let it be known that one of Music Circus's favori dians Sterling Holloway . Sterling Holloway, is back in the role of Benny to remind everyone. Holloway, of course, was the star of last year's Music Circus Production of A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To

The Forum. height for reading. A time consuming but very important part of the reorganization is the weeding of out dated or substandard books. Mrs. Eugene Shaw and Mrs. Arch McPherson are doing this work, During the weeding process in the adult reference section, books were discovered that had not circulated since 1905. Many titles beloved by past . Are Added To The Nevada City Library generations as well as the present will be kept. As useless, unread volumes are eliminated, they willbereplaced by modern books, Adults as well as children, will discover the library now subscribes to many new Magazines covering a wide range of interests. New titles are constantly being purchased for reference and fiction sections. The Carr Mr, and Mrs, Russell Wooden of Sacramento County, are the parents of a baby daughter born July 6 at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Sherry Gayle was born June 17 at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs, William Boundy of 315 Alta Street, Grass Valley. A daughter was born to the Merle Texeiras, Loomis, on July 7 at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Mr. and Mrs, Bob De Rossett of North San Juan, are the proud. iage Set! parents of a daughter bom July 12 at the Nevada General Hos= pital, Nevada City. Michael William was bom July 11 at Jones Memorial Hospitalin Grass Valley to Mr. and Mrs, Harlan W, Jensen of 242 Mill Street, Grass Valley, Ason, BrianLeonard, was bom July 12 to Mr. and Mrs, Donald Daniels, Jr. , at Miners Hospital in Nevada City. The mother will be remembered as Anita LaFever, The proud paternal grandparents are Donald, Sr., and Betty Daniels, and the maternal grandmother is Thelma Speed, all of Nevada City, By Cy Armstrong FRUCEZE. DONWER DOINES P.0. Box 1267 Rod Hisken, 28, well-known Truckee Elementary School teacher, who won the Jaycee outstanding young teacher award for the State of Califomia, was eliminated in the National finals this week, Hisken, who brought considerable prestige to himself and the local school district by besting other young teachers from the entire state, flew to Baton Rouge, La., with his wife Sharon to Compete on a national basis with other state-wide winners, The event was sponsored by the United States Junior Chambers of Commerce, and the World Book Encyclopedia, The four National winners receiving $2000 each were Mrs. Jay Wilkes of Boulder, Colorado, Dr. Frederic Pierce of Jackson City, New York; Vincent Varones of Montville, Conn. » and Dr. Newman Walker, Paducah, Kentucky. e®eeses8 John Prida has been named head football coach at Tahoe -Truckee High School, succeeding Roger Tofft, who has resigned to take 4 position at Oakmont High School in Roseville, Prida, who graduated from University of Nevada, has been athletic director of Wooster High School in Reno for the past two years, S@eecse If you notice some rather stiff and lame ladies around the Truckee-Donner area eanise safe bet they are members of the Recreation District's recent ly organized softball teams, Mrs. Sharon Shultz and Mrs, Iona Baker, two team members, tell me that their aches and pains are subsiding after several weeks practice at the twice a week schedule, and they are looking forward to challenging teams from other areas. Men of the area have already formed a twice a week league with teams sponsored by Vails Drug in first place followed by Lloynds Drug, Fontanas, and Fibreboard, e®ee8es8e Sue Jensen Will Head Board Mrs, Sue Jensen was reelected president of the Nevada City School Board last week at the reorganization meeting held in the elementary school, In addition to Mrs. Jensen, H.L. Childers was named clerk of the board and Carl Early was elected transportation representative, T he board voted to continue holding regular meetings at 7:30 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month, Superintendent Edward Browning presented a publication budget of $308,750 which was approved by the board. Liberal Arts Will Meet On Monday The Liberal Arts Commission meeting will be held at 8:00 p.m. , Monday, in the city hall in Nevada City, with president, John Larue, presiding, Larue urged all reports and outstanding bills be presented at this meeting.