June 27, 1962 (8 pages)

ner ine pi St. ent 3 tl yA : rgil officiating at the double ring rena ieh. bride is ie Safle ler Carpenter, Lake Forest, ‘Til, The groom is the son of Mrs, James B, Christie and the late Mr. Christie, 254 Boulder St., Nevada City. Thenew Mrs, Christie, who Barbara, with FREE ESTIMATES . SFavesvan & STORAGE @ YOU EVER MADE THE BEST MOVE 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE . ‘PHONE 273—8781 te urd, Calif. , and. of Mrs. and Mrs, Monte Cut-: . Larison Christie, Nevada . City, were united in mar~ tlage on June 17, in the Old eo°e Orchestra Music oS TIME: 2 p.m. FIREREN'S BENEFIT DANCE DOWMIRVILLE July 33d @ @ @ © {0 p.m. to 3 am. @ ‘2 per _ eco «JULY Ath : @ Footraces For The Kids @ wv SP CASH PRIZES “ White Heather or Western Mt. Important notice to bears: You can steal the sugar. You can heist the hot dogs. You can jimmy open all the jars. . But please-——do not attempt to only when signed by the person who buys them, (And since when have you learned how to write?) In short: Bank of America Trav— J In Mission was givedin marriage by her . father, was lovely in a full length silk organza with flotal appliques. Her veil was an old spanish mantilla. She carried a shower bouquet of white roses, stephanotis and and butterfly orchids, Mary Leslie Carpenter, Lake Forest, Ill. , sister of the bride, attended as maid of honor, Christine Carpenter, Lake Forest, Ill. , sister of the bride, and Mrs, Peter G. Palches, Sunnyvale, California, the formerJane Christie, sister of the groom, were bridesmaids, They wore aqua linen and white lace, short length, and carried nosegay bouquets of pink carnations, Earle M. Jorgensen, Jr., Cuyama, Calif., served as best man. Peter G. Palches, Sunnyvaleand Warren T. Ross, Jr., Altadena, werethe ushers, Following a reception for one hundred guests at the El Encanto Hotel, Santa Barbara, the young couple left for a _honeymoon in northern California, after whichthey will be at home in Claremont, California. The bride is a graduate of John Muir High School, Pasadena, and the University of California at Santa Barbara. She is a member of Pi Beta Phi. The groom graduated from Pasadena High School and attended Claremont Men's College, He recently completed three yearsinthe U.S, Army and will return to Claremont and complete requirements for his degree. Besides the bride's family fromI1linois and the groom's from Northern California , many guests attended from Los Angeles and Pasadena where both families were residents for many years. Approximately half of all local property taxes collected in California are for t Heather family SHADES OF FALL--These two ladies examine football equipment usedby the Nevada Union Miners. Parents of prospective) junior and senior high players met the coaching staffs of both'. schools recently during a question and answer session at the Varsity coach Jim Guinn presided. senior high school. Miss Russell Engaged NEVADA CITY..Mr. and Mrs. Burton Nicholson Russell of 341 Brock Road, Nevada City, announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Anthony, to Richard J. McCord, Oakland, California. Miss Russell has completed her freshman year at the University of Nevada where she was pledged to Pi Beta Phi. Mr. McCord will be a senior at the University of California at Berkeley, and isa member of Phi Sigma Kappa. The wedding is planned for late September. of the Week by Lillian Mott Heather-Cassiope Mertensiana Truly a thrilling sight--these nodding white bells growing on low creeping alpine shrubs inrock crevices andalong the banks of mountain lakes at elevations of around ' six or seventhousand feet. The sepals and corolla stems are arich maroonred, adding a touch of color to the delicate white of the bells. This was a favorite flower of naturalist » John Muir, whose writings contain many references to it--his "lowly, hardy, adventurous Cassiope" Pound abundantly around the lakes in the Grouse Ridge area. /SACRAMENTO. . Barbara Anthony Russell Ridge GardenClubTo Hold . Fashion Show This Friday RIDGE ROAD--The Ridge Road Garden Club cordially invites the publicto a "Summertime" of fashions in the beautiful and spacious gardens of the Charles Zwingman home at 528 Ridge Road, Doll Club Adjourns Until September . Members of the Camellia City Doll Club attended their last reg~ular meeting onJune 7th, before the two summer month's holiday they take forJuly and August. Mrs, Marguerite Ostrander reported on the Regional Convention which had been held » in Yosemite on May 12th and 13th. Twelve members of the club were in attendance, The Camellia City Doll Club sells the Patty Reed Doll wae . Book and retains a commisWhat canl do for my country? Millions of Americans The portrait of Benjamin Franklin appears on the face of the $100 bill with Independence Hall shown on the back. VAN'S FRAME & AXLE 205 S$. Auburn, GrassValley 27.3 -6-160 “WHEELS OUT OF LINE? KEEP VAN'S IN MIND”. elers Cheques are the safest traveling money known—=-to man. Plus which, they don’t taste half as good as jam. BANK OF AMERICA TRAVELERS CHEQUES AT YOUR NEAREST BRANCH steal Bank of America Travelers Cheques. Because you can’t. You see, they’re theft-proof. Lossproof. Cashable everywhere——but of Americans are answ ering that question by buying U.S. Savings Bonds, WATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION * MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION sion which is added to their funds, Mrs. Patty Marchal reported on the number of books sold at the Regional and spoke of the interest all collectors have in this little book. A copy, donated by Mrs. Lenore Coughlin, is at the Nevada City Library, where all children may read it. There is alsoa copy at the Grass Valley Library, donated by Mrs, Gladys Cross of Grass Valley. Ready To Day Or Night 246 Sacramento St ‘Nevada City 1 Clocks AND MANY OTHER GIFTS — . [MARTUMG'S Silverware Diamonds Watches our Gold Nugget and Quartz Jewelry Makes Lasting Gifts & Appropriate Souvenirs Of The Gold Country EXPERT WATCH & Grass /) Valley L eweters Since 1875 1124 MILLST,, GRASS VA LLEY] on Friday, June 29th. Festivities start at 1:30 p.m. Donation $1.00. Four categories of costumes to be modeled; sleep, morning wear, play wear, -@asual afternoon and after five, coordinated with music by the New Comers’ Ensemble directed by Brownie Stebbins and accompanied by Meda Snow, pianist. Mrs, Dewey Hamilton will be narrator and Cleo Dalton coordinator. Genevieve Farmer is the overall chairman, assisted by the committee; Louise Quimby, tickets, Annabelle Martin, refreshments, Elaine Legg and Carrie Lastova, hostesses with the club's entire membership The models are: Bernice Glasson, Edith Chalmers, Linda Lang, Marline Fowler, Wanda Wajick, Alice Yun, Cecilia Fowler, Connie Lang, Martha Brisbane, MarieJesswein, Diane Jesswein, EleanorBuck, Beth Lang, Kimberlie Fowler, Edward Kolb, Linda Helland and Louise Everhart. During the intermission the Ensemble will present a program of "Two Hearts in Three FourthTime", “Lovely Hula Hands" with the dance by Margaret Purvis, and "Sweethearts". Refreshments will be served and door prizes given. Si —_ a —— BOY’S WARDROBE 2 pr. Pajamas 2 Shirts 1 pr. Cotton Slacks From Young Teens Tickets will be given to customers 18 years old and over, atthe following stores after 5:30 p.m, on Thursday evenings No prizes will be given to anyone under 18 years of age-Alpha Bond's FUNERAL CHAPEL ~ Dalpez ~Hazel’s J & B Novelty Knee’s M‘Ladys Novaks Save More Style Shop Young Teens Nevada City Merchants OPEN THURSDAYS UNTIL 9 *JTIBO ‘6 O4UuENEIS Rg AABAQTT 0989S “5118S UOLIDAS. SLBOF POT IAA Phone 273-3039

ner ine pi St. ent 3 tl yA : rgil officiating at the double ring rena ieh. bride is ie Safle ler Carpenter, Lake Forest, ‘Til, The groom is the son of Mrs, James B, Christie and the late Mr. Christie, 254 Boulder St., Nevada City. Thenew Mrs, Christie, who Barbara, with FREE ESTIMATES . SFavesvan & STORAGE @ YOU EVER MADE THE BEST MOVE 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE . ‘PHONE 273—8781 te urd, Calif. , and. of Mrs. and Mrs, Monte Cut-: . Larison Christie, Nevada . City, were united in mar~ tlage on June 17, in the Old eo°e Orchestra Music oS TIME: 2 p.m. FIREREN'S BENEFIT DANCE DOWMIRVILLE July 33d @ @ @ © {0 p.m. to 3 am. @ ‘2 per _ eco «JULY Ath : @ Footraces For The Kids @ wv SP CASH PRIZES “ White Heather or Western Mt. Important notice to bears: You can steal the sugar. You can heist the hot dogs. You can jimmy open all the jars. . But please-——do not attempt to only when signed by the person who buys them, (And since when have you learned how to write?) In short: Bank of America Trav— J In Mission was givedin marriage by her . father, was lovely in a full length silk organza with flotal appliques. Her veil was an old spanish mantilla. She carried a shower bouquet of white roses, stephanotis and and butterfly orchids, Mary Leslie Carpenter, Lake Forest, Ill. , sister of the bride, attended as maid of honor, Christine Carpenter, Lake Forest, Ill. , sister of the bride, and Mrs, Peter G. Palches, Sunnyvale, California, the formerJane Christie, sister of the groom, were bridesmaids, They wore aqua linen and white lace, short length, and carried nosegay bouquets of pink carnations, Earle M. Jorgensen, Jr., Cuyama, Calif., served as best man. Peter G. Palches, Sunnyvaleand Warren T. Ross, Jr., Altadena, werethe ushers, Following a reception for one hundred guests at the El Encanto Hotel, Santa Barbara, the young couple left for a _honeymoon in northern California, after whichthey will be at home in Claremont, California. The bride is a graduate of John Muir High School, Pasadena, and the University of California at Santa Barbara. She is a member of Pi Beta Phi. The groom graduated from Pasadena High School and attended Claremont Men's College, He recently completed three yearsinthe U.S, Army and will return to Claremont and complete requirements for his degree. Besides the bride's family fromI1linois and the groom's from Northern California , many guests attended from Los Angeles and Pasadena where both families were residents for many years. Approximately half of all local property taxes collected in California are for t Heather family SHADES OF FALL--These two ladies examine football equipment usedby the Nevada Union Miners. Parents of prospective) junior and senior high players met the coaching staffs of both'. schools recently during a question and answer session at the Varsity coach Jim Guinn presided. senior high school. Miss Russell Engaged NEVADA CITY...Mr. and Mrs. Burton Nicholson Russell of 341 Brock Road, Nevada City, announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Anthony, to Richard J. McCord, Oakland, California. Miss Russell has completed her freshman year at the University of Nevada where she was pledged to Pi Beta Phi. Mr. McCord will be a senior at the University of California at Berkeley, and isa member of Phi Sigma Kappa. The wedding is planned for late September. of the Week by Lillian Mott Heather-Cassiope Mertensiana Truly a thrilling sight--these nodding white bells growing on low creeping alpine shrubs inrock crevices andalong the banks of mountain lakes at elevations of around ' six or seventhousand feet. The sepals and corolla stems are arich maroonred, adding a touch of color to the delicate white of the bells. This was a favorite flower of naturalist » John Muir, whose writings contain many references to it--his "lowly, hardy, adventurous Cassiope" Pound abundantly around the lakes in the Grouse Ridge area. /SACRAMENTO. . Barbara Anthony Russell Ridge GardenClubTo Hold . Fashion Show This Friday RIDGE ROAD--The Ridge Road Garden Club cordially invites the publicto a "Summertime" of fashions in the

beautiful and spacious gardens of the Charles Zwingman home at 528 Ridge Road, Doll Club Adjourns Until September . Members of the Camellia City Doll Club attended their last reg~ular meeting onJune 7th, before the two summer month's holiday they take forJuly and August. Mrs, Marguerite Ostrander reported on the Regional Convention which had been held » in Yosemite on May 12th and 13th. Twelve members of the club were in attendance, The Camellia City Doll Club sells the Patty Reed Doll wae . Book and retains a commisWhat canl do for my country? Millions of Americans The portrait of Benjamin Franklin appears on the face of the $100 bill with Independence Hall shown on the back. VAN'S FRAME & AXLE 205 S$. Auburn, GrassValley 27.3 -6-160 “WHEELS OUT OF LINE? KEEP VAN'S IN MIND”. elers Cheques are the safest traveling money known—=-to man. Plus which, they don’t taste half as good as jam. BANK OF AMERICA TRAVELERS CHEQUES AT YOUR NEAREST BRANCH steal Bank of America Travelers Cheques. Because you can’t. You see, they’re theft-proof. Lossproof. Cashable everywhere——but of Americans are answ ering that question by buying U.S. Savings Bonds, WATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION * MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION sion which is added to their funds, Mrs. Patty Marchal reported on the number of books sold at the Regional and spoke of the interest all collectors have in this little book. A copy, donated by Mrs. Lenore Coughlin, is at the Nevada City Library, where all children may read it. There is alsoa copy at the Grass Valley Library, donated by Mrs, Gladys Cross of Grass Valley. Ready To Day Or Night 246 Sacramento St ‘Nevada City 1 Clocks AND MANY OTHER GIFTS — . [MARTUMG'S Silverware Diamonds Watches our Gold Nugget and Quartz Jewelry Makes Lasting Gifts & Appropriate Souvenirs Of The Gold Country EXPERT WATCH & Grass /) Valley L eweters Since 1875 1124 MILLST,, GRASS VA LLEY] on Friday, June 29th. Festivities start at 1:30 p.m. Donation $1.00. Four categories of costumes to be modeled; sleep, morning wear, play wear, -@asual afternoon and after five, coordinated with music by the New Comers’ Ensemble directed by Brownie Stebbins and accompanied by Meda Snow, pianist. Mrs, Dewey Hamilton will be narrator and Cleo Dalton coordinator. Genevieve Farmer is the overall chairman, assisted by the committee; Louise Quimby, tickets, Annabelle Martin, refreshments, Elaine Legg and Carrie Lastova, hostesses with the club's entire membership The models are: Bernice Glasson, Edith Chalmers, Linda Lang, Marline Fowler, Wanda Wajick, Alice Yun, Cecilia Fowler, Connie Lang, Martha Brisbane, MarieJesswein, Diane Jesswein, EleanorBuck, Beth Lang, Kimberlie Fowler, Edward Kolb, Linda Helland and Louise Everhart. During the intermission the Ensemble will present a program of "Two Hearts in Three FourthTime", “Lovely Hula Hands" with the dance by Margaret Purvis, and "Sweethearts". Refreshments will be served and door prizes given. Si —_ a —— BOY’S WARDROBE 2 pr. Pajamas 2 Shirts 1 pr. Cotton Slacks From Young Teens Tickets will be given to customers 18 years old and over, atthe following stores after 5:30 p.m, on Thursday evenings No prizes will be given to anyone under 18 years of age-Alpha Bond's FUNERAL CHAPEL ~ Dalpez ~Hazel’s J & B Novelty Knee’s M‘Ladys Novaks Save More Style Shop Young Teens Nevada City Merchants OPEN THURSDAYS UNTIL 9 *JTIBO ‘6 O4UuENEIS Rg AABAQTT 0989S “5118S UOLIDAS. SLBOF POT IAA Phone 273-3039