June 22, 1966 (20 pages)

12:. «Nevada County Nugget.. .June 22, 1966 Beeps Will Meet At Lake Tahoe The June board of directors and program planning meeting for the Capital District Business and Professional Women's Clubs will be held Sunday, June 26, 1966 at Harvey's Wagon Wheel at Lake Tahoe, . : The Lake Tahoe BPW Club will bethe hostess club with Mrs, Arlene Thomas of Bijou, acting asthe general chairman, The executive committee will meet at 9130 a; m. andthe board of directors meeting will begin at 10:00, Luncheon will be served at noon and directly following will be the program planning meeting at which time there will be discussion and adoption of the District Budget and the presentation ofthe district program for the coming year. Scholarship Winner A Nevada County student, sophomore Christina Beal, has been awarded a Harriet Hauber Scholarship to continue her academic work at the University of California at Davis, . Miss Beal is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Earl D, Beal of 245 Harper St,, Grass Valley, and is majoring in biological sciences, She is a 1964 gradu_ate of Nevada Union High School, Robert Chesney Receives Degree Robert K, Chesney, son of Mr, and Mrs, Robert H, Chesney of 140 Grove Street, Nevada’ City, was one of 1261 students to receive diplomas during the 60 annual commencement at California State Polytechnic College in San Luis Obispo last Saturday, Chesney was graduated with a B.S, degree in animal husbandry. Hall’ Graduates Marine Private Raymond L, Hall, son of Mr, and Mrs, Raymond H, Hall of 517 Alta St., Grass Valley, was graduated from Marine recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego, During his eight weeks of intensified recruit training under veteran noncommissioned officer Drill Instructors, he learned small arms marksmanship, bayonet fighting, and methods of self-protection, He also received instruction in military drill, history and traditions of the Marine Corps, and other academic subjects, CLUB CALENDAR June 22 Newcomers Club June 23 Neva Lions Job's Daughters, Bethel 102 Grass Valley Jaycees Concord Group June 24 Unity White Shrine of Jerusalem No, 65 Banner Grange No, 627 Nevada County Horsemen's Association June 25 Square Knots Dance Club Party la Lura Arnold 265-2471 Horribles Parade In Nevada City The July Fourth celebration in Nevada City will be'kicked off in grand style with a New Orleans Mardi Gras parade of Horribles on July 2. The parade will start down Broad Street at 7 p.m. and will be lead by parade chairman, Elva Lee Sigourney and grand marshal, Elza Kilroy. They will be followed by the Queen of the Horribles Parade, Darlene Crowley .and her court composed of Margie Kopp, Neva Schance, Jackie Carr and Tris Staser. The fire ladies of Nevada City are entering the queen's float. Mrs. Sigourney is urging everyone to enter the parade. Young and old alike are invited to dress up in costume, make a float and march in the parade, There will be prizes for the children sothe kids are asked to decorate their bikes, wear haIConferees Agree On Johnson Bill loween costumes, or make an original paper mache horrible head, An example of such:a head which was made by Mrs, Sigourney isnow on display in the window of Alice's Style Shop on Broad Street. : Following the parade, queen for the three day celebration will be chosen, the judging of the whisketino contest will be held and there will be a money scramble for the kids in front of the National Hotel. Receives Degree Allan Scott Haley of 304 Nevada Street, Nevada City, was graduated magna cum laude from Harvard University at the 315th commencement exercises held last Thursday, Haley, a graduate of Nevada Union High School, received a bachelor of arts degree, To Extend Reclamation Program House and Senate conferees have agreed to the provisions of a bill sponsored by Congressman Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson of the Second District to extend and expand the Small Reclamation Projects program. Congressman Johnson's bill, which would make the highly successful program nationwide in scope, had passed the House of Representatives and the Senate in differing versions. In addition to broadening the geographic scope of the program--it previously had been limited to 17 western states-the new legislation will extend the loan or grant assistances permitted to local districtsto $6,500,000, an increase of $1,500, 000 over previous limits The overall authorization for the program was $200 million, just double the earlier authorization. “The Small Reclamation Project Act first was voted to encourage state and local participation in the development and improvement of reclamation projects,” Congressman Johnson told the House of Representatives before the vote was taken on his bill. “Economically, this has been a fine program, noteworthy because itis a loan program under which loans are advanced to loJune 27 TOPS Timberline Toastmasters Grass Valley Rotary June 28 Nevada City Native Sons Young Ladies Institute Nevada City Elks Grass Valley Rebekah Nevada Rebekah Lodge 119 Teentwirlers American Legion Post 130 June 29 Nevada City Lions Grass Valley Elks Nevada City Soroptimists cal districts and then repaid to the federal government from project revenues, " The California Representative pointed out that there had not been a single default or delinquent accountin the nearly nine years of operation. Art Show A showing of the paintings by Maxine Mellinger, Ruth Phelan and Dorothy Rosin witt be held from June 26 through July 26 at the Bret Harte Inn in Grass Valley. The show will be all representational oils and will include landscapes, seascapes, still lifes and floral paintings. Maxine Mellinger beg an her att studies in 1943 under Emile Bisttram of Taos, N.M. Her creative activities have included radio dramatics and while in Japan she did Sumi brush painting, floral arranging and traditional Japanese dancing, Oil painting is her primary interest. She was chairman of Artists and Sculptors of the Verdugo Hills Art Association and head of the Junior Art Association for two years, She is now teaching oil painting in and living at Alta Sierra. Ruth Phelan of Cedar Ridge majored in art in high school and attended classes on scholarships atthe Art Institute in Chicago, She was a music major and art minor at Euraka College in Illinois. Mrs, Phelan began oil painting six years ago and had a one man show at the National Hotel two years ago and had her work shown in the Midvalley Art Show in Marysville last year, Dorothy Rosin, who is Mrs, Phelan's sister, started her career in high school in the field of commercial art. She studied for seven years with Alice Ross Brenning. She is a member of the Farmingdale, N.Y. Artists League and is now living in LeAnn Wilson Ann Wilson Will Marry Millard Irwin In The Fall A fall wedding is being planned by former local resident Ann Wilson, and Millard Irwin of San Jose, Their engagement was an-nounced recently by the brideelect’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Wilson of San Francisco and formerly of Nevada City, Ann isa student at the University of California at Berkeley, where she is to receive her degreein September. She has one sister, Susan. Her fiance is the son of Mrs. Ralph Irwin of San Jose and the late Mr. Irwin. He is continuing his studies at San Jose State College. In Grass Valley mont, Ill, An opening reception will be held for the public from 7 to 10 p.m. Saturday at the hotel. The exhibit will be open to the public from 2to 6p, m, through July 26. Richard Emmons Will Give Organ Recital Sunday In Grass Valley An organ recital by Richard E, Emmons will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, June 26 in the Community Baptist Church of Nevada City, Emmons has been organist at the First Baptist Church of Carmichael for several years, He was a music major at Chico State College where he received his degree of Master of Music Education, While studying organ at Chico State, he became organist at the First Baptist Church of Chico, and he has continued his studies under Professor Leland Ralph, organist at the First Baptist Church of Sacramento, He is now planning further graduate study at the Peabody Conservatory of Music in Baltimore toward the degree of Doctor of Sacred Music, The public is cordially invited totherecital at the Community Baptist Church, 300 Main St. , directly across from the Nevada County Courthouse. Still Life by Maxine Mellinger preg

12:. «Nevada County Nugget... .June 22, 1966 Beeps Will Meet At Lake Tahoe The June board of directors and program planning meeting for the Capital District Business and Professional Women's Clubs will be held Sunday, June 26, 1966 at Harvey's Wagon Wheel at Lake Tahoe, . : The Lake Tahoe BPW Club will bethe hostess club with Mrs, Arlene Thomas of Bijou, acting asthe general chairman, The executive committee will meet at 9130 a; m. andthe board of directors meeting will begin at 10:00, Luncheon will be served at noon and directly following will be the program planning meeting at which time there will be discussion and adoption of the District Budget and the presentation ofthe district program for the coming year. Scholarship Winner A Nevada County student, sophomore Christina Beal, has been awarded a Harriet Hauber Scholarship to continue her academic work at the University of California at Davis, . Miss Beal is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Earl D, Beal of 245 Harper St,, Grass Valley, and is majoring in biological sciences, She is a 1964 gradu_ate of Nevada Union High School, Robert Chesney Receives Degree Robert K, Chesney, son of Mr, and Mrs, Robert H, Chesney of 140 Grove Street, Nevada’ City, was one of 1261 students to receive diplomas during the 60 annual commencement at California State Polytechnic College in San Luis Obispo last Saturday, Chesney was graduated with a B.S, degree in animal husbandry. Hall’ Graduates Marine Private Raymond L, Hall, son of Mr, and Mrs, Raymond H, Hall of 517 Alta St., Grass Valley, was graduated from Marine recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego, During his eight weeks of intensified recruit training under veteran noncommissioned officer Drill Instructors, he learned small arms marksmanship, bayonet fighting, and methods of self-protection, He also received instruction in military drill, history and traditions of the Marine Corps, and other academic subjects, CLUB CALENDAR June 22 Newcomers Club June 23 Neva Lions Job's Daughters, Bethel 102 Grass Valley Jaycees Concord Group June 24 Unity White Shrine of Jerusalem No, 65 Banner Grange No, 627 Nevada County Horsemen's Association June 25 Square Knots Dance Club Party la Lura Arnold 265-2471 Horribles Parade In Nevada City The July Fourth celebration in Nevada City will be'kicked off in grand style with a New Orleans Mardi Gras parade of Horribles on July 2. The parade will start down Broad Street at 7 p.m. and will be lead by parade chairman, Elva Lee Sigourney and grand marshal, Elza Kilroy. They will be followed by the Queen of the Horribles Parade, Darlene Crowley .and her court composed of Margie Kopp, Neva Schance, Jackie Carr and Tris Staser. The fire ladies of Nevada City are entering the queen's float. Mrs. Sigourney is urging everyone to enter the parade. Young and old alike are invited to dress up in costume, make a float and march in the parade, There will be prizes for the children sothe kids are asked to decorate their bikes, wear haIConferees Agree On Johnson Bill loween costumes, or make an original paper mache horrible head, An example of such:a head which was made by Mrs, Sigourney isnow on display in the window of Alice's Style Shop on Broad Street. : Following the parade, queen for the three day celebration will be chosen, the judging of the whisketino contest will be held and there will be a money scramble for the kids in front of the National Hotel. Receives Degree Allan Scott Haley of 304 Nevada Street, Nevada City, was graduated magna cum laude from Harvard University at the 315th commencement exercises held last Thursday, Haley, a graduate of Nevada Union High School, received a bachelor of arts degree, To Extend Reclamation Program House and Senate conferees have agreed to the provisions of a bill sponsored by Congressman Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson of the Second District to extend and expand the Small Reclamation Projects program. Congressman Johnson's bill,

which would make the highly successful program nationwide in scope, had passed the House of Representatives and the Senate in differing versions. In addition to broadening the geographic scope of the program--it previously had been limited to 17 western states-the new legislation will extend the loan or grant assistances permitted to local districtsto $6,500,000, an increase of $1,500, 000 over previous limits The overall authorization for the program was $200 million, just double the earlier authorization. “The Small Reclamation Project Act first was voted to encourage state and local participation in the development and improvement of reclamation projects,” Congressman Johnson told the House of Representatives before the vote was taken on his bill. “Economically, this has been a fine program, noteworthy because itis a loan program under which loans are advanced to loJune 27 TOPS Timberline Toastmasters Grass Valley Rotary June 28 Nevada City Native Sons Young Ladies Institute Nevada City Elks Grass Valley Rebekah Nevada Rebekah Lodge 119 Teentwirlers American Legion Post 130 June 29 Nevada City Lions Grass Valley Elks Nevada City Soroptimists cal districts and then repaid to the federal government from project revenues, " The California Representative pointed out that there had not been a single default or delinquent accountin the nearly nine years of operation. Art Show A showing of the paintings by Maxine Mellinger, Ruth Phelan and Dorothy Rosin witt be held from June 26 through July 26 at the Bret Harte Inn in Grass Valley. The show will be all representational oils and will include landscapes, seascapes, still lifes and floral paintings. Maxine Mellinger beg an her att studies in 1943 under Emile Bisttram of Taos, N.M. Her creative activities have included radio dramatics and while in Japan she did Sumi brush painting, floral arranging and traditional Japanese dancing, Oil painting is her primary interest. She was chairman of Artists and Sculptors of the Verdugo Hills Art Association and head of the Junior Art Association for two years, She is now teaching oil painting in and living at Alta Sierra. Ruth Phelan of Cedar Ridge majored in art in high school and attended classes on scholarships atthe Art Institute in Chicago, She was a music major and art minor at Euraka College in Illinois. Mrs, Phelan began oil painting six years ago and had a one man show at the National Hotel two years ago and had her work shown in the Midvalley Art Show in Marysville last year, Dorothy Rosin, who is Mrs, Phelan's sister, started her career in high school in the field of commercial art. She studied for seven years with Alice Ross Brenning. She is a member of the Farmingdale, N.Y. Artists League and is now living in LeAnn Wilson Ann Wilson Will Marry Millard Irwin In The Fall A fall wedding is being planned by former local resident Ann Wilson, and Millard Irwin of San Jose, Their engagement was an-nounced recently by the brideelect’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Wilson of San Francisco and formerly of Nevada City, Ann isa student at the University of California at Berkeley, where she is to receive her degreein September. She has one sister, Susan. Her fiance is the son of Mrs. Ralph Irwin of San Jose and the late Mr. Irwin. He is continuing his studies at San Jose State College. In Grass Valley mont, Ill, An opening reception will be held for the public from 7 to 10 p.m. Saturday at the hotel. The exhibit will be open to the public from 2to 6p, m, through July 26. Richard Emmons Will Give Organ Recital Sunday In Grass Valley An organ recital by Richard E, Emmons will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, June 26 in the Community Baptist Church of Nevada City, Emmons has been organist at the First Baptist Church of Carmichael for several years, He was a music major at Chico State College where he received his degree of Master of Music Education, While studying organ at Chico State, he became organist at the First Baptist Church of Chico, and he has continued his studies under Professor Leland Ralph, organist at the First Baptist Church of Sacramento, He is now planning further graduate study at the Peabody Conservatory of Music in Baltimore toward the degree of Doctor of Sacred Music, The public is cordially invited totherecital at the Community Baptist Church, 300 Main St. , directly across from the Nevada County Courthouse. Still Life by Maxine Mellinger preg