June 7, 1961 (14 pages)

fi NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET .Wednesday, June 7, 1961, Page 9 HOMES OFFICES TRAILERS But Not For Our Customers Planned For New Construction ® Sheat Manufacturing Co. WRIGHT COOLERS . Complete Air Conditiong Service Auburn Hiway 1/2 Mi. S. of Grass Valley 273-6572 Has + *1 3/4 Baths *. Hardwood Floors EN Wilmar Homes © Again! F DOWN PAYMENT 3 SY 4,4 a ree . AN . Lyra IAS S Yes, we have broken the “Price Barrier’ For ON YOUR LOT Construction * 3 Bedrooms. 1425 Sq. WILMAR . g a tbe . bs AA fh iPr — 4 an = Kea Done It > Ft. .* Fully Insulated* Large Kitchen and Dining Room with beautiful built-in oven and range. natural birch or ash cabinets * Large Living Room and Fireplace * Family Room and Patio with roof “Forced Air Heating. .Duct system * Cedar Shingled Roof * Wood Front with Brick Planter * 20 x 25 Garage with Storage Bins Convenience GRASS VALLEY — Towntalk seed pearls, 265-4688 Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Salvitelli Darlene Moore Becomes Bride Of Beale Technician COLFAX --Darlene Moore and Lewis M, Salvitelli were recently united in marriage in the Methodist Church, Colfax, by the Reverend Mc Caskey. The shies is the daughter of Mr. Grass Valley. She is a graduate of the Nevada Union High School withthe class of 1959, and the Romar Beauty College of Marysville. The groom is the son of LouisM. Salvitelli and Mrs. Mary Scarborough of Pueblo, Colo. He graduated in 1956 from Central High School, Pueblo, Colo. sently employed by U.S.A. F, as an electronic laboratory technician at Beale Air Force Base, The bride was lovely in a gown of hand clipped chantilly lace and nylon tulle, underscored with ruffled net and taffeta. The scalloped neckline was highlighted with paillettes and tiny seed pearls. The bouffant waltz length tulle skirt was fashioned with a wide band of lace inset in-a painted design. Her fingertip veil was held in place by a crown of She carried a bouquet of sweetheart baby roses on a white Bible. Rhoebie Wright, matron of honor, and Kay Moore, sister-in-law of-the bride, Bridesmaid, were gowned alike in pink brocaded satin with fitted waist and full skirts and worn with white lace waist length jackets. They carried pink and white carnations. Jim Moore, -brother of the bride, served as best man. andMrs. Ray Moore,He is pre. Michel Stromberg as usher. The highlight of the reception was the traditional cutting of the wedding cake by the happy couple. Also the lighting of a large candle which isto be lighted on each anniversary up to and including their-50th, The large crowd of relatives and friends, . many from out of town, offered congratulations and best wishes. The young couple are now making their home in Penn Valley with a delayed honeymoon planned to Colorado in June. Miss Haley Graduates WELLESLEY,MASS, ---Miss Kathleen Haley, 304Nevada Street, Nevada City, was among the 384 candidates for the degree of Bachelor of Arts at Wellesley College. Weliesley's 83rd annual commencement took place on the campus in Wellesley, Mass. ,.Monday morning, when degrees were conferred by Miss Margaret Clapp, President of the College. Miss Haley is an art major. She is a Wellesley College Scholar, an alternate recipient of the Wellesley College Trustee Scholarship, and received a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship for graduate study next year. Miss Haley is a graduate of Nevada Union High School, Orchid Meeting . Robert Hall IWill Be Groom Mr. and Mrs. Bert Buzzell, 51 Avalon Drive, Los Altos have announced the engagement of thier daughter Linda Lee to Robert J. Hall, San Jose, fc merly of Grass Valley. The bride-elect is currently employed by United Technology Corporation as head of the blueprint department in wnyvale. She has one brot: ., Jerry Buzzell, currently stationed with the U. S. Army in Kassel, Germany. Hallistheson of Mrs. Hannah Hall. 318 Buena Vista St. , Grass Valley, and the late Thomas Hall. He is a graduate of the University of . Santa Clara, class of 1960, and is now employed asa test engineer with the United Technology Corporation in Coyote, Calif. The prospective bridegroom has one sister, Mrs. Jeanne O'Connell of Honolulu, Hawaii, and two brothers, Thomas of Concord and Jack of Fresno. The couple are planning an August wedding. Linda Lee Buzzell and Robert J. Hall Camptonville News By IRENE STOOPS Lucile Moore left May 18 for a ten day visit with her mother, Mrs. Elsie Jensen, in Selma, Calif. +++ Friends here are, very sorry that Freda Del Porto's arth-' ritic and diabetic condition has become so much worse that she entered Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital May 17 for treatment. It is hoped that she may be able to return home in a couple of weeks, bt The Lynn Hortons were Woodland and Sacramento visitors May 12, going on to Santa Rosa to spend two days with relatives. +++ Jake Hertline, who received an injured eye ata local mill the previous week, was confined’to a Marysville hospital on May 19. The injury is rereported to be much more serious than first thought. Guests at our home the week of May 22 were Mr. and Mrs. T,S. McFarland of Napa and Charlie De Rose of Martinez, TheP.T. Club gavea turkey dinner in the school autorium May 24 honoring the 1961 high school graduates and eighth grade graduates. Other guests wete the young people's parents, teachers and school board members. The tables were beautifully decorated with roses, iris and snowballs. Charles Coupe, District Supervisior and Judge Action M. Cleveland were speakers for the occassion. + + + Visitors at the Colin King home May 21 were:-Colin's mother, Mrs. Laura King of Capitola; his brother, Richard King of San Francisco; hisuncle, Dr. Sanford Feldman of San Francisco and his cousin, Susan Pollock of Berkeley. Ada Jaynes was again confided to a Marysville hospital on May 22 because of her heart condition, but was able to return to.her home here on the 30th. Congratulations to the William-Swansons on the birth of their first child May 27 at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. The new comer was a little girl, Valerie, weighing in at six pounds, 14 ounces, Phone 273-4968 D. HOWARD, Prop. . ‘Colfax Hi-way Opp. City Park Grass Valley, Calif, PASTELLE BEAUTY SALON SPECIALISTS IN COLORING PERMANENT WAVING, CUTTING and STYLING » HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO OWN THIS BEAUTIFUL. STREAM and 155 ACRES WITH 3 BD. HOME— ake In Sacramento i ae BARNS, GOOD SPRING FOR DOMESTIC USE! A perfect set-up for boys camp or recreation area eee ee SACRAMENTO ---The Sactamento Orchid Society will hear Philip Isley, Beverly Hills grower of orchids, speak tonight on "Suggestions for Building An Orchid Collection, " The meeting will be held at 8 p.m. in the McKinley Park Garden and Art Center, 3330 McKinley Blvd. SEE US FOR FULL INFORMATION DAVID MALTMAN.--Realtor 125 MILL ST., GRASS VALLEY..Phone 273-7291 Every Bride Needs Them. © CANNON SHEETS e CANNON PILLOW CASES © CANNON TOWELS Nevada City Store Only daily interest on bank savings BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION A REAL BUY! RATTAN CHAIRS $795 Lamps SREKKS*K*RSRES & Mirrors SHSEeese eee ee eee Pictures SSeS 48 MIMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION — ae BRIDES: ALPHA’S free interior decorating service is at your call—— just dial 265-4503 or 273-8461 The day they go to the bank your savings go to work — earning the highest bank interest available! By computing interest on the daily balance in your account, your savings earn more—and there is no loss of interest if you decide to withdraw your funds. All interest earned is credited and compounded four times a year—and your account will go right on earning interest until the day of withdrawal. Compare all these advantages and see if you don’t agree that it means more to save at Bank of America! The Brides Store WE GIET WRAP e DELIVER WE Savings deposits made by the 10th of ~ each month earn ‘interest from the Ist. We Give S & H Green Stamps PLENT Y OF FREE PARKING Nevada City e Grass Valley » Auburn

fi NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET ..Wednesday, June 7, 1961, Page 9 HOMES OFFICES TRAILERS But Not For Our Customers Planned For New Construction ® Sheat Manufacturing Co. WRIGHT COOLERS . Complete Air Conditiong Service Auburn Hiway 1/2 Mi. S. of Grass Valley 273-6572 Has + *1 3/4 Baths *. Hardwood Floors EN Wilmar Homes © Again! F DOWN PAYMENT 3 SY 4,4 a ree . AN . Lyra IAS S Yes, we have broken the “Price Barrier’ For ON YOUR LOT Construction * 3 Bedrooms.. 1425 Sq. WILMAR . g a tbe . bs AA fh iPr — 4 an = Kea Done It > Ft. .* Fully Insulated* Large Kitchen and Dining Room with beautiful built-in oven and range.. natural birch or ash cabinets * Large Living Room and Fireplace * Family Room and Patio with roof “Forced Air Heating. .Duct system * Cedar Shingled Roof * Wood Front with Brick Planter * 20 x 25 Garage with Storage Bins Convenience GRASS VALLEY — Towntalk seed pearls, 265-4688 Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Salvitelli Darlene Moore Becomes Bride Of Beale Technician COLFAX --Darlene Moore and Lewis M, Salvitelli were recently united in marriage in the Methodist Church, Colfax, by the Reverend Mc Caskey. The shies is the daughter of Mr. Grass Valley. She is a graduate of the Nevada Union High School withthe class of 1959, and the Romar Beauty College of Marysville. The groom is the son of LouisM. Salvitelli and Mrs. Mary Scarborough of Pueblo, Colo. He graduated in 1956 from Central High School, Pueblo, Colo. sently employed by U.S.A. F, as an electronic laboratory technician at Beale Air Force Base, The bride was lovely in a gown of hand clipped chantilly lace and nylon tulle, underscored with ruffled net and taffeta. The scalloped neckline was highlighted with paillettes and tiny seed pearls. The bouffant waltz length tulle skirt was fashioned with a wide band of lace inset in-a painted design. Her fingertip veil was held in place by a crown of She carried a bouquet of sweetheart baby roses on a white Bible. Rhoebie Wright, matron of honor, and Kay Moore, sister-in-law of-the bride, Bridesmaid, were gowned alike in pink brocaded satin with fitted waist and full skirts and worn with white lace waist length jackets. They carried pink and white carnations. Jim Moore, -brother of the bride, served as best man. andMrs. Ray Moore,He is pre. Michel Stromberg as usher. The highlight of the reception was the traditional cutting of the wedding cake by the happy couple. Also the lighting of a large candle which isto be lighted on each anniversary up to and including their-50th, The large crowd of relatives and friends, . many from out of town, offered congratulations and best wishes. The young couple are now making their home in Penn Valley with a delayed honeymoon planned to Colorado in June. Miss Haley Graduates WELLESLEY,MASS, ---Miss Kathleen Haley, 304Nevada Street, Nevada City, was among the 384 candidates for the degree of Bachelor of Arts at Wellesley College. Weliesley's 83rd annual commencement took place on the campus in Wellesley, Mass. ,.Monday morning, when degrees were conferred by Miss Margaret Clapp, President of the College. Miss Haley is an art major. She is a Wellesley College Scholar, an alternate recipient of the Wellesley College Trustee Scholarship, and received a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship for graduate study next year. Miss Haley is a graduate of Nevada Union High School, Orchid Meeting . Robert Hall IWill Be Groom Mr. and Mrs. Bert Buzzell, 51 Avalon Drive, Los Altos have announced the engagement of thier daughter Linda Lee to Robert J. Hall, San Jose, fc merly of Grass Valley. The bride-elect is currently employed by United Technology Corporation as head of the blueprint department in wnyvale. She has one brot: ., Jerry Buzzell, currently stationed with the U. S. Army in Kassel,

Germany. Hallistheson of Mrs. Hannah Hall. 318 Buena Vista St. , Grass Valley, and the late Thomas Hall. He is a graduate of the University of . Santa Clara, class of 1960, and is now employed asa test engineer with the United Technology Corporation in Coyote, Calif. The prospective bridegroom has one sister, Mrs. Jeanne O'Connell of Honolulu, Hawaii, and two brothers, Thomas of Concord and Jack of Fresno. The couple are planning an August wedding. Linda Lee Buzzell and Robert J. Hall Camptonville News By IRENE STOOPS Lucile Moore left May 18 for a ten day visit with her mother, Mrs. Elsie Jensen, in Selma, Calif. +++ Friends here are, very sorry that Freda Del Porto's arth-' ritic and diabetic condition has become so much worse that she entered Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital May 17 for treatment. It is hoped that she may be able to return home in a couple of weeks, bt The Lynn Hortons were Woodland and Sacramento visitors May 12, going on to Santa Rosa to spend two days with relatives. +++ Jake Hertline, who received an injured eye ata local mill the previous week, was confined’to a Marysville hospital on May 19. The injury is rereported to be much more serious than first thought. Guests at our home the week of May 22 were Mr. and Mrs. T,S. McFarland of Napa and Charlie De Rose of Martinez, TheP.T. Club gavea turkey dinner in the school autorium May 24 honoring the 1961 high school graduates and eighth grade graduates. Other guests wete the young people's parents, teachers and school board members. The tables were beautifully decorated with roses, iris and snowballs. Charles Coupe, District Supervisior and Judge Action M. Cleveland were speakers for the occassion. + + + Visitors at the Colin King home May 21 were:-Colin's mother, Mrs. Laura King of Capitola; his brother, Richard King of San Francisco; hisuncle, Dr. Sanford Feldman of San Francisco and his cousin, Susan Pollock of Berkeley. Ada Jaynes was again confided to a Marysville hospital on May 22 because of her heart condition, but was able to return to.her home here on the 30th. Congratulations to the William-Swansons on the birth of their first child May 27 at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. The new comer was a little girl, Valerie, weighing in at six pounds, 14 ounces, Phone 273-4968 D. HOWARD, Prop. . ‘Colfax Hi-way Opp. City Park Grass Valley, Calif, PASTELLE BEAUTY SALON SPECIALISTS IN COLORING PERMANENT WAVING, CUTTING and STYLING » HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO OWN THIS BEAUTIFUL. STREAM and 155 ACRES WITH 3 BD. HOME— ake In Sacramento i ae BARNS, GOOD SPRING FOR DOMESTIC USE! A perfect set-up for boys camp or recreation area eee ee SACRAMENTO ---The Sactamento Orchid Society will hear Philip Isley, Beverly Hills grower of orchids, speak tonight on "Suggestions for Building An Orchid Collection, " The meeting will be held at 8 p.m. in the McKinley Park Garden and Art Center, 3330 McKinley Blvd. SEE US FOR FULL INFORMATION DAVID MALTMAN.--Realtor 125 MILL ST., GRASS VALLEY...Phone 273-7291 Every Bride Needs Them.. © CANNON SHEETS e CANNON PILLOW CASES © CANNON TOWELS Nevada City Store Only daily interest on bank savings BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION A REAL BUY! RATTAN CHAIRS $795 Lamps SREKKS*K*RSRES & Mirrors SHSEeese eee ee eee Pictures SSeS 48 MIMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION — ae BRIDES: ALPHA’S free interior decorating service is at your call—— just dial 265-4503 or 273-8461 The day they go to the bank your savings go to work — earning the highest bank interest available! By computing interest on the daily balance in your account, your savings earn more—and there is no loss of interest if you decide to withdraw your funds. All interest earned is credited and compounded four times a year—and your account will go right on earning interest until the day of withdrawal. Compare all these advantages and see if you don’t agree that it means more to save at Bank of America! The Brides Store WE GIET WRAP e DELIVER WE Savings deposits made by the 10th of ~ each month earn ‘interest from the Ist. We Give S & H Green Stamps PLENT Y OF FREE PARKING Nevada City e Grass Valley » Auburn