May 16, 1962 (12 pages)

ock altit. lat ce ge ast 16 12 { —— Ms = <e “ jie ee oF into hea om IN NERVE UIATIC = ee PHONE 273-3743 4INGTON HOTEL Wastiiton, Calif. ----ph, 265-4364 FISHERMAN’S BREAKFAST 5 AM Saturdays & Sundays ad eed eed 218 Broad St., Nevada City. ‘Open Thursday Evenings. —— DINING ROOM OPEN FOR FINE MEALS SOLD j i All New In ‘62... Holiday Lodge Grass Valley.Nevada City Hwy phone 273-4406 * 26 DELUXE UNITS * Free TV Radio Room Phones * Air Conditioning * Heated Pool * Golfing Privileges * Continental Breakfast INSTALLED.Installing officer Harold Berliner, president of the Nevada County Bar association, is shown with new officers of the Nevada County Legal Secretaries association: (left to right) Virginia Marquard, president; Georgine Wasley, vicepresident; Grace Solaro, secretary; Marcella Carson, treasurer, Getta Roscoe, representative to the national association; and Winifred Eckola, governor. Legal Secretaries Install Officers ' GLENBROOK ---Nevada County Legal Secretaries SP AVESNIN & er y ry FREE ESTIMATES STORAGE @ vou ever mane 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781 THE BEST MOVE DONT BE A DISHWASHER.BUY ONE Association held their annual installation ceremonies at Gold Nugget Inn the evening of May 3. In an impressive ceremony, Harold A, Berliner, president of the Nevada CountyBar Association, installed the following officers: forthe period 1962-63: Virginia Marquard, president; Georgine Wasley, vicepresident; Grace Solaro, secretary: Marcella Carson, treasurer; Getta Roscoe, NALS representative; and Winifred Eckola, governor. Guests for the evening inHere’s the scoop: A modern automatic dishwasher not only washes dishes—it dries them, too. And they come out cleaner than hand-washing, because they're washed in water lots hotter than hands can stand! After-meal clean-up is quicker and easier, too. Gives you (and the little woman) extra hours of leisure time each week. So why not pick up the sports page after meals—instead of a dishtowel? Get a work-saving, automatic dishwasher soon. PGwE Pacific Gas and Blectric Company Reddy Recommended Appliance Dealer cluded LaDocia Ellis, Estelle Smith and Connie Perrin fromthe Butte County Legal Secretaries Association. Mrs. Ellis spoke briefly, commending the local group on the splendid progress made since obtaining its charter in August, 1960. Attractive table decorations were cleverly handled by Irma Bridges and Zelma Jensen, featuring gold colored miniature Scales of Justice filled with dainty rose colored blooms. Outgoing President, Winifred Eckola, was presented withthe past president's pin by Opal Hendricks. A history book prepared by outgoing historian, DianaJackson, recording and illustrating important events of the association for the past year wasalso given Mrs. Eckola. This book will be entered in competition atthe state convention tobe held in Beverly Hills May 18-20, 1962, In appreciation of their services during the past year, Mrs. Eckola presented special gifts to each of her outgoing officers. Newly installed President, Virginia Marquard, announced appointment of the following committee chairmen: Opal Hendricks, parliamentarian; Erica Erickson, historian; Georgine M. Wasley, membership; Elizabeth Carrell, legal procedure; Winifred Eckola, legal secretarial. training program; Rita Gillon, public affairs; Alta Smith, interclub; Melba Polglase, ways and means; Hazel Lewis, employment; , Oryel Stone, publicity; and Letha Twitchell, professional le gal secretary. Bess Brust, who recently returned from Mexico, was warmly welcomed back by the local association, and For DISHWASHERS See These Reddy Reccomended Dealers at the home of Mrs, Robert Conant. — A very delicious salad plate and rolls was served by the co-hostesses, Mrs. Ernest Kittridge, Mrs. Alvin Morris and Mrs. Charles Scharschu. Mrs, Lee Baldwin and Mrs. Sedgley Jory assisted at the tea table. A new member, Mrs. John Oakley, was welcomed into the group. Mrs. Earl Farmer, vicepresident, presented Mrs, Hans (Elizabeth) Grag to the club members. Mrs, Grag, gave a most interesting and informative talk on the restoration of sixteenth century tapestries. She is one of the experts in the field of art conservation and is presently employed by the State of California to reinforce and reweave the worn spots in the tapestries at Hearst Castle, The Ridge Road Garden party and style show, with the cooperation of five local apparel shops, will be held June 29 at 1:30 p.m. inthe CharlesC: Zwingman gardens at 528 Ridge Rd. There willbe a program and refreshments. "Summer Time" is the theme of the show with morning casuals, afternoon and evening fashions shown by attractive models. Tickets are available from any club member. Thenext regular monthly meeting of the club will be held on June 12 at the home of Mrs. William Price. Flower Show Set For Colfax COLFAX ---The Colfax Garden Club will stage its Spring Flower Show May 19 and 20 at the Colfax Elementary School. The arrangement classes have been given titles such as "Weaving" and "Woodcraft" in order to carry out the theme of the show, "Hobby Horse". There will be a special educational class in which a collection of plants suitable for use as ground covers will be displayed. This exhibit should be of particular interest to those starting new gardens who have dirt banks to cover: A plant sale and silver tea will be held during the show, which will be open from 2 to8p.m, Saturday and 1 to 6 p.m. Sunday. members and guests were entertained with delightful accordian selections by Kathy Rogina, cher and Michele Mautino, talented young students of Mrs. Robert Gemignani. FURNITURE 5 APPLIANCES Dumont TPOINT HOF “0! a, Zenith Grass Valley 214 E. Main St 1227 Broad St., Nevada City ~“ GRA-NEVA. General Electric RCA Whirlpool G. V. See your G 132-WGE-562 Frigidaire Amana Deepfreeze ibson WARREN'S KELVINATOR In Grass Valle Nevada cit] Paulette Flet. Mr. and Mrs. Mr And Mrs THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET..Wednesday, May 16, 1962..Page 5 [Ridge Road ‘Club Plans Style Show TOWN TALK --May 8 the . Ridge Road Garden Club met . Loren Pingree Loren Pingree Honored FOREST SPRINGS--Mr. and Mrs. Loren H. Pingree are pictured above at an outdoor wedding reception given in their honor May 6 at the ranch home of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Her— bert Pingree of Forest Springs.More than 100 friends and relatives attended the afternoon affair. Miss Molly Whitener took care of the guest book. Punch and refreshments were served by. Mrs. Earl Cheney and Mr. Floyd (Muzzy) Williams. Miss Lois Pingree, sister of , the groom, servedthe wedding cake to the guests, An entertainment highlight of the afternoon, was the showering of rice over the group by Jerry Pingree, as he flew over the party in his Luscombe plane. Out of town guests attending the reception included: Mr. & Mrs. Taft Warner of Tahoe Valley, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Hemphill and daughters of Sacramento, Mrs. Mable Olds, Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Pingree, Orangevale, and Mrs. Mable Field, Oakland. The young couple were married at Zephyr Cove, Nevada, onthe east shore of Lake Tahoe, April7. The bride, the former Judy Moore of Grass Valley, isthe daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Taft Warner of Tahoe Valley, Calif. The young couple are at hometo their friends at.134 East Empire St., Grass Valley. MEANS > YR. PAID UP FIRE INSURANCE ANYWHERE Fran cisCan whitestone ware START YOUR SET FOR AS LOW AS ig Place settings, starter sets and completer sets at SAVINGS! Broad St., Nevada City Main St., Grass Valley We Give S & H Green Stamps

ock altit. lat ce ge ast 16 12 { —— Ms = <e “ jie ee oF into hea om IN NERVE UIATIC = ee PHONE 273-3743 4INGTON HOTEL Wastiiton, Calif. ----ph, 265-4364 FISHERMAN’S BREAKFAST 5 AM Saturdays & Sundays ad eed eed 218 Broad St., Nevada City. ‘Open Thursday Evenings.. —— DINING ROOM OPEN FOR FINE MEALS SOLD j i All New In ‘62..... Holiday Lodge Grass Valley..Nevada City Hwy phone 273-4406 * 26 DELUXE UNITS * Free TV Radio Room Phones * Air Conditioning * Heated Pool * Golfing Privileges * Continental Breakfast INSTALLED..Installing officer Harold Berliner, president of the Nevada County Bar association, is shown with new officers of the Nevada County Legal Secretaries association: (left to right) Virginia Marquard, president; Georgine Wasley, vicepresident; Grace Solaro, secretary; Marcella Carson, treasurer, Getta Roscoe, representative to the national association; and Winifred Eckola, governor. Legal Secretaries Install Officers ' GLENBROOK ---Nevada County Legal Secretaries SP AVESNIN & er y ry FREE ESTIMATES STORAGE @ vou ever mane 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781 THE BEST MOVE DONT BE A DISHWASHER..BUY ONE Association held their annual installation ceremonies at Gold Nugget Inn the evening of May 3. In an impressive ceremony, Harold A, Berliner, president of the Nevada CountyBar Association, installed the following officers: forthe period 1962-63: Virginia Marquard, president; Georgine Wasley, vicepresident; Grace Solaro, secretary: Marcella Carson, treasurer; Getta Roscoe, NALS representative; and Winifred Eckola, governor. Guests for the evening inHere’s the scoop: A modern automatic dishwasher not only washes dishes—it dries them, too. And they come out cleaner than hand-washing, because they're washed in water lots hotter than hands can stand! After-meal clean-up is quicker and easier, too. Gives you (and the little woman) extra hours of leisure time each week. So why not pick up the sports page after meals—instead of a dishtowel? Get a work-saving, automatic dishwasher soon. PGwE Pacific Gas and Blectric Company Reddy Recommended Appliance Dealer cluded LaDocia Ellis, Estelle Smith and Connie Perrin fromthe Butte County Legal Secretaries Association. Mrs. Ellis spoke briefly, commending the local group on the splendid progress made since obtaining its charter in August, 1960. Attractive table decorations were cleverly handled by Irma Bridges and Zelma Jensen, featuring gold colored miniature Scales of Justice filled with dainty rose colored blooms. Outgoing President, Winifred Eckola, was presented withthe past president's pin by Opal Hendricks. A history book prepared by outgoing historian, DianaJackson, recording and illustrating important events of the association for the past year wasalso given Mrs. Eckola. This book will be entered in competition atthe state convention tobe held in Beverly Hills May 18-20, 1962, In appreciation of their services during the past year, Mrs. Eckola presented special gifts to each of her outgoing officers. Newly installed President, Virginia Marquard, announced appointment of the following committee chairmen: Opal Hendricks, parliamentarian; Erica Erickson, historian; Georgine M. Wasley, membership; Elizabeth Carrell, legal procedure; Winifred Eckola, legal secretarial. training program; Rita Gillon, public affairs; Alta Smith, interclub; Melba Polglase, ways and means; Hazel Lewis, employment; , Oryel Stone, publicity; and Letha Twitchell, professional le gal secretary. Bess Brust, who recently returned from Mexico, was warmly welcomed back by the local association, and For DISHWASHERS See These Reddy Reccomended Dealers at the home of Mrs, Robert Conant. — A very delicious salad plate and rolls was served by the co-hostesses, Mrs. Ernest Kittridge, Mrs. Alvin Morris and Mrs. Charles Scharschu. Mrs, Lee Baldwin and Mrs. Sedgley Jory assisted at the tea table. A new member, Mrs. John Oakley, was welcomed into the group. Mrs. Earl Farmer, vicepresident, presented Mrs, Hans (Elizabeth) Grag to the club members. Mrs, Grag, gave a most interesting and informative talk on the restoration of sixteenth century tapestries. She is one of the experts in the field of art conservation and is presently employed by the State of California to reinforce and reweave the worn spots in the tapestries at Hearst Castle, The Ridge Road Garden party and style show, with

the cooperation of five local apparel shops, will be held June 29 at 1:30 p.m. inthe CharlesC: Zwingman gardens at 528 Ridge Rd. There willbe a program and refreshments. "Summer Time" is the theme of the show with morning casuals, afternoon and evening fashions shown by attractive models. Tickets are available from any club member. Thenext regular monthly meeting of the club will be held on June 12 at the home of Mrs. William Price. Flower Show Set For Colfax COLFAX ---The Colfax Garden Club will stage its Spring Flower Show May 19 and 20 at the Colfax Elementary School. The arrangement classes have been given titles such as "Weaving" and "Woodcraft" in order to carry out the theme of the show, "Hobby Horse". There will be a special educational class in which a collection of plants suitable for use as ground covers will be displayed. This exhibit should be of particular interest to those starting new gardens who have dirt banks to cover: A plant sale and silver tea will be held during the show, which will be open from 2 to8p.m, Saturday and 1 to 6 p.m. Sunday. members and guests were entertained with delightful accordian selections by Kathy Rogina, cher and Michele Mautino, talented young students of Mrs. Robert Gemignani. FURNITURE 5 APPLIANCES Dumont TPOINT HOF “0! a, Zenith Grass Valley 214 E. Main St 1227 Broad St., Nevada City ~“ GRA-NEVA. General Electric RCA Whirlpool G. V. See your G 132-WGE-562 Frigidaire Amana Deepfreeze ibson WARREN'S KELVINATOR In Grass Valle Nevada cit] Paulette Flet. Mr. and Mrs. Mr And Mrs THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET...Wednesday, May 16, 1962...Page 5 [Ridge Road ‘Club Plans Style Show TOWN TALK --May 8 the . Ridge Road Garden Club met . Loren Pingree Loren Pingree Honored FOREST SPRINGS--Mr. and Mrs. Loren H. Pingree are pictured above at an outdoor wedding reception given in their honor May 6 at the ranch home of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Her— bert Pingree of Forest Springs.More than 100 friends and relatives attended the afternoon affair. Miss Molly Whitener took care of the guest book. Punch and refreshments were served by. Mrs. Earl Cheney and Mr. Floyd (Muzzy) Williams. Miss Lois Pingree, sister of , the groom, servedthe wedding cake to the guests, An entertainment highlight of the afternoon, was the showering of rice over the group by Jerry Pingree, as he flew over the party in his Luscombe plane. Out of town guests attending the reception included: Mr. & Mrs. Taft Warner of Tahoe Valley, Mr. & Mrs. Jack Hemphill and daughters of Sacramento, Mrs. Mable Olds, Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Pingree, Orangevale, and Mrs. Mable Field, Oakland. The young couple were married at Zephyr Cove, Nevada, onthe east shore of Lake Tahoe, April7. The bride, the former Judy Moore of Grass Valley, isthe daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Taft Warner of Tahoe Valley, Calif. The young couple are at hometo their friends at.134 East Empire St., Grass Valley. MEANS > YR. PAID UP FIRE INSURANCE ANYWHERE Fran cisCan whitestone ware START YOUR SET FOR AS LOW AS ig Place settings, starter sets and completer sets at SAVINGS! Broad St., Nevada City Main St., Grass Valley We Give S & H Green Stamps