May 23, 1962 (10 pages)

ilk, eridl eight oute dy of fresh sin. ound ring Deen ould 2 acMm to seure, tate will ininue ater y on 4558 URT ALI THE tiff, LICE ASE, LL AAN ~ NIG 3ARALL JNight terdead4 ner the Nts, ATE INICE SE; ELL, [AN IG, ARALL [Nght, erdeadertheted the Ove the the aid afhis hin ved A A = eee Eecmess — per sq. yd in 9’ and 12° © 233 Mill St., INEXPENSIVE * On Lenci Dolls Of Italy DURABLE FLOOR COVERING * See The BUGETONE VINYL PRINT $429 only at Jim Heather FLOOR COVERING Grass Valley Ph. 273-6028 SACRAMENTO ----May 3 a full attendance of doll club members attended a regular meeting held in the Garden and Art Center in Sacramento, Mrs. Lois Schnabel and her daughter Phyllis Williams conducted the program onLenciDolls, These dolls are mostly made of felt and are madeinItaly. Mrs. MEANS ESSENTIALHOMES FOR ESSENTIAL PEOPLE CLOSED FOR VACATION May 26th To June 11th Thank You For Your Patronage Hobbyhouse & Office 120 West Main Street Grass Valley Phone.273-4268 Equipment All New In ’62... Holiday Grass Valley.Nevada City Hwy phone 273-4406 * 26 DELUXE UNITS * Free TV Radio Room Phones * Air Conditioning * Heated Pool .* Golfing Privileges * Continental Breakfast Lodge . Mexander RE, . a =_— Schnabel ga ve interesting data on how the dolls were created and what they represented, and showed many of her collection for reference, Guests at the meeting: were Mrs, Marnell Wolters, Nevada City,Mrs. Elvah Stanley of Davis, Mrs, Edna Oviatt of Sutter Creek and Mrs. Velma Hickman of Sacramento, May 12 and 13, twelve members of the club attended a regional meeting at osemite Park. Region Two covers four states, California, Utah, Arizona and Nevada. Members were in attendance from Utah and California, Yosemite is very beautiful this year as the waterfalls are just perfect and the Merced River is full of water. The red snow plant is just pushing through the ground and many people stop to take pictures of this rare plant. Members of Region Two spent Saturday afternoon touring the park and attendeda banquet put on at Camp Curry in the evening, followed by a program including Guest Speaker Douglas Hubbard, park naturalist, the Fire Fall, and Doll speakers, Alma Fritzie and Alice Wirth. Sunday, Brunch was held in the cafeteria at Camp Curry and the program was put on by Mrs, Dora Pepper of Stockton, showing her collection of minature hats, representing 100 years of millinery. She also gave _ instruction on the making of bread crumb dolls. Mrs. Lenore Coughlin, Nevada City; Mrs. Gladys Cross, Mrs, Edith Hancock and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Holub of Grass Valley attended the meeting from Nevada County. The mountA® RUG CLEANE® FREE ESTIMATES TOWN TALK ee 265-2570 Dall Cb Haars Prosronl DOWN THIS 3 STREET----Carol DeLozier, official town b-ecter of the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce points to the Fourth of July Parade route. Co-chairmen of the Fourth of July event are Wayne Fowler (1) and Charles DeLozier. Scene is a recent meeting of The Chamber of Commerce held at the Victorian Room. NEVADA GIT Y--TheSonke home on Murchie Road was the May meeting place of the Nevada City Garden Club. The cool, brisk day did not keepthe many members from touring Mrs. Sonke's yard to admire the blooming Pink Pearl rhododendron and white, red and orchid azaelas. Some ofthe better iris and the early red peony added color around the fresh lawn. Co-hostesses Edna Fowler and Alice Douglas served a delicious dessert lunchoen and Evelyn Lewis poured. JulieBrankamp, president, } opened the meeting, pre. yy" senting Mrs. Y } guest. Taylor as a Hulda Kopp thanked . the club for their gift of a beautiful Japanese Mapie, replacing one which died in h d. yi her yar Nettie Gildersleeve was + voted an Honorary member. The window -box project was reported. making good progress by Loraine Lupien FreePick-op And Delivery 24 she will have a plan to present to the Nevada City THE NEW COUNTY BUILDINGS NOW BEING PLANNED WILL BENEFIT NEVADA COUNTY IN MANY WAYS: They should be well planned and built at a minimum cost. ALBERT L. CASEY high school. ELECT Candidate For Supervisor Ath District Was president of the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital during its construction arid president of the Nevada Union High School District during the construction of the new His experience will be valuable to the county building program. © Supervisor 4th District Nevada City -_Merchants = Council ‘meeting Monday. Members are asked to support her and attend this meet ing. Bird watching paid off to Esther Perry, as 18 different species have returned to her yard. Two pairs of Orioles come to bathe at her birdbath every morning. Clean birds, yes? The members voted on an aah to the 4th of July parade. Edna Fowler, Loretta Kraetsch and Christine Sonke were to report at the June meeting ideas and materials available for the club's entry. . Aninteresting talk by Grace Hartbauer awakened Silverware Diamonds Watches Clocks AND MANY OTHER GIFTS JEWELRY our Gold Nugget and Quartz Jewelry Make$ Lasting Gifts & Appropriate Souvenirs Of The Gold Country EXPERT WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIRING . ht. NC Window Box Project Making Good Progress the members to the harm of numerous insecticides used in our gardens to the birds, soil and people. TheJune meeting will be at Evelyn Lewis home on Willow Valley Road. CHICAGO PARK ---Under the direction of Chairman Thelma Henry and club president Lavon Neese, ladies of the Chicago Park Garden Club helped with planting at the Nevada County Fair grounds last week. Chicago Park Club Members of the working committee were Isabell Huber, Audry Montre and Ione Davies. Succulents and Day ‘Lillies were set out along a/ hundred foot stretch at the side of the building now called The Flower Hall. Camptonville Womens‘ Club held its’ regular meeting May 4 at the home of . Ruth Butz, with Opal Massa .as co-hostess. President Jessie W aracka presided. Margaret Williams was elected vice president to take Winnie Sutter's place since Winnie has moved to Yuba City. Opal Massa was elected treasurer to replace Mateel La Hue who plans on moving away. Following the meeting, lovely refreshments were served by thetwo hostesses. The Mystery package brought by Mildred — Horton went to Lila Gowey. the next meeting will be held at the home of Ora Nelson with Lila Gowey ascohostess, June. eeee8888 Miss Frances Moore was honored with a Bridal Shower the evening of May 8 at the home of Irene Stoops, with Marylin Groves and Kathy Moore as co-hostesses. The honoree was showered with many lovely and useful household gifts from the following friends: Phyllis Letko, Gertie Woosley, Charlotte Wakeman, Phyllis Butz, Vera Mackinson, Edith Kendall, Mildred Horton, Ardie Williams, Erma Cassano, Ora Nelson, Margaret Williams, AnnisButz, Maudie Cleveland, Gladys Groves, Doris and Jeannie . Brown, Donna Dunbar, Renae Hillman, Marylin Groves, Thelma Kissig, j irene Le Bars, Hazel Powers, IFrances Cahill, Elsie and i Coral Lewis, Willanette Groves, Colleen Graham, Eva Turner, Saide Dixon, Katherine Stuart, Lucile and Kathy Moore, Sharron Jaynes, Jo Ann Swanson, Rae HBigley, Lynn Lewis, Kitty Burrows, Aileen Sanders, Neva Peden, Nellie-Clark, Linnie Eaton, Mrs. Van Meter, Rae Ellsworth, Doris Hughes, Donnie Addleman, Freda Del Porto, Connie Pfiffer, Tivie Brown, Elsie Estey, RuthButz, Opal Massa, Irene Stoops, Sue Hill“man, Ruth, Sumner, Ruth Skoverski, Wilma Straus and Ada Williams. Frances, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Moore of Camptonville, will wed Gene Lewis, the-son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lewis of Downieville, at aJune wedGrass Valley Were! 24 MILLST,, GRASS airs ctene a 33039 ling. eeeee88 Thelma Kissig is recuper — Camptonville News By IRENE STOOPS Miner's~Hospital the~-early part of the month. She reports that she is doing very well and hopes to be up and about very soon. Seeeeee8 Pelton Chapter # 615, O. E. S, held it's regular meeting May 10 at the Masonic Temple, at which time Jr. Past Matron Charlotte Wakeman and Jr, Past Pat— ron Ray Wakeman were honored. Followingthe meeting, refreshments were served in the dining hall at cleverly. decorated tables and Worthy Matron Frances Cahillhad a beautifully decorated cake and gifts for those having birthdays the first quarter of the year. Seeeeeeen Gravel Range Lodge 59 F, & A. M, held a special meeting May 12 at which time a Third Degree was conferred. Preceding the meeting the members enjoyed a dinner in the dining hall, which was prepared and served by members of Pelton Chapter #615, M.E.S, Se¢eeee 0 Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Michael Brown-on the birth of their first child, a7 pound.12 1/2 ounce son, Michael Lester, bornat Sierra Nevada Hospital April 11, The paternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. ; ating at her home here after undergoing major surgery at ae ce ce ea > A NEIL HENNESSY Incumbent Supervisor, 3rd District JUNE 5th SUPERVISOR NEIL HENNESSY -This being the same building that seems to have lost ‘its once more elegant title of Horticultural Hall. LesterBrown of Ta ntpton= vile and the maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W, I. Lanham of Nevvada City. Seee¢8% Buck Turner recently spent several daysin Miner's Hos~ pital because of an infection in his hand. seeeee88 Charles Coupe was in town onthe 8th campaigning a bit for re-election as Supervisor of District 5. Seeese ese eee Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Horton went to Santa Rosa over Mother's Day week end to visit Mildred's mother, Mrs. Mary Bucknum. SOseeseeeees Mr. and Mrs. Joe Del Porto's daughter and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burke and sons of Pleasanton, spent Mother's Day week end with them, *Seeeeeeeee8 Sadie Dixons’ sister, Mrs. Evelyn Alsberg, and a close friend, Mrs. Serena Neil, Both of Oak Harbor, Washington arrived here on the 14th. for a visit with the Dixons. eeeeseeese Joe Hurst, of San Francisco, wasin town the week end of the 12th visiting old friends and looking after his property here. , Stands for a program of sound economic development of Nevada County's residential, recreational, industrial afid agricultural potential. Vote For PRIMARY . NEVADA CO. PRINTING l Carpenter, L. Christie Date Set NEVADA CITY----The wedding of Sylvia Anne Carpenter and Larison Christie will be solemnized June 17, in the old Santa Barbara Mission, Santa Barbara, Calif. , The bride to be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Monte Carpenter, Lake Forrest, Illinois, She is a graduate of Muir High School, Pasadena, and of the University of California, Santa Barbara, with the class of 1960. She is a member of Pi Beta Phi. At the present time, sheisteaching in Oxnard, Calif. The groom to beis the son of Mrs. J.B. Christie, 254 Boulder, Nevada City. He is a graduate of Pasadena High. He recently finished three years in the army and willcomplete his college at Claremont Men's College. Alameda County is the most populous in Northern California. EXPERT PRINTING Printing For Every Purpose x*CIRCULARS **STATIONERY ** MAIL PIECES w*BILLS *xFORMS ecepcime and PUBLISHING 212 W. Main St. GRASS VALLEY phone 273-4590 ‘4 Pieces Hammered Aluminum Relish Dishes J&B Novelty 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 Dalpez Hazel's J) & B Novelty Knee’s M* Ladys Novaks Save More Style Shop Yost Shell Young Teens OPEN THURSDAYS UNTIL 9 .

ilk, eridl eight oute dy of fresh sin. ound ring Deen ould 2 acMm to seure, tate will ininue ater y on 4558 URT ALI THE tiff, LICE ASE, LL AAN ~ NIG 3ARALL JNight terdead4 ner the Nts, ATE INICE SE; ELL, [AN IG, ARALL [Nght, erdeadertheted the Ove the the aid afhis hin ved A A = eee Eecmess — per sq. yd in 9’ and 12° © 233 Mill St., INEXPENSIVE * On Lenci Dolls Of Italy DURABLE FLOOR COVERING * See The BUGETONE VINYL PRINT $429 only at Jim Heather FLOOR COVERING Grass Valley Ph. 273-6028 SACRAMENTO ----May 3 a full attendance of doll club members attended a regular meeting held in the Garden and Art Center in Sacramento, Mrs. Lois Schnabel and her daughter Phyllis Williams conducted the program onLenciDolls, These dolls are mostly made of felt and are madeinItaly. Mrs. MEANS ESSENTIALHOMES FOR ESSENTIAL PEOPLE CLOSED FOR VACATION May 26th To June 11th Thank You For Your Patronage Hobbyhouse & Office 120 West Main Street Grass Valley Phone.273-4268 Equipment All New In ’62..... Holiday Grass Valley..Nevada City Hwy phone 273-4406 * 26 DELUXE UNITS * Free TV Radio Room Phones * Air Conditioning * Heated Pool .* Golfing Privileges * Continental Breakfast Lodge . Mexander RE, . a =_— Schnabel ga ve interesting data on how the dolls were created and what they represented, and showed many of her collection for reference, Guests at the meeting: were Mrs, Marnell Wolters, Nevada City,Mrs. Elvah Stanley of Davis, Mrs, Edna Oviatt of Sutter Creek and Mrs. Velma Hickman of Sacramento, May 12 and 13, twelve members of the club attended a regional meeting at osemite Park. Region Two covers four states, California, Utah, Arizona and Nevada. Members were in attendance from Utah and California, Yosemite is very beautiful this year as the waterfalls are just perfect and the Merced River is full of water. The red snow plant is just pushing through the ground and many people stop to take pictures of this rare plant. Members of Region Two spent Saturday afternoon touring the park and attendeda banquet put on at Camp Curry in the evening, followed by a program including Guest Speaker Douglas Hubbard, park naturalist, the Fire Fall, and Doll speakers, Alma Fritzie and Alice Wirth. Sunday, Brunch was held in the cafeteria at Camp Curry and the program was put on by Mrs, Dora Pepper of Stockton, showing her collection of minature hats, representing 100 years of millinery. She also gave _ instruction on the making of bread crumb dolls. Mrs. Lenore Coughlin, Nevada City; Mrs. Gladys Cross, Mrs, Edith Hancock and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Holub of Grass Valley attended the meeting from Nevada County. The mountA® RUG CLEANE® FREE ESTIMATES TOWN TALK ee 265-2570 Dall Cb Haars Prosronl DOWN THIS 3 STREET----Carol DeLozier, official town b-ecter of the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce points to the Fourth of July Parade route. Co-chairmen of the Fourth of July event are Wayne Fowler (1) and Charles DeLozier. Scene is a recent meeting of The Chamber of Commerce held at the Victorian Room. NEVADA GIT Y--TheSonke home on Murchie Road was the May meeting place of the Nevada City Garden Club. The cool, brisk day did not keepthe many members from touring Mrs. Sonke's yard to admire the blooming Pink Pearl rhododendron and white, red and orchid azaelas. Some ofthe better iris and the early red peony added color around the fresh lawn. Co-hostesses Edna Fowler and Alice Douglas served a delicious dessert lunchoen and Evelyn Lewis poured. JulieBrankamp, president, } opened the meeting, pre. yy" senting Mrs. Y } guest. Taylor as a Hulda Kopp thanked . the club for their gift of a beautiful Japanese Mapie, replacing one which died in h d. yi her yar Nettie Gildersleeve was + voted an Honorary member. The window -box project was reported. making good progress by Loraine Lupien FreePick-op And Delivery 24 she will have a plan to present to the Nevada City THE NEW COUNTY BUILDINGS NOW BEING PLANNED WILL BENEFIT NEVADA COUNTY IN MANY WAYS: They should be well planned and built at a minimum cost. ALBERT L. CASEY high school. ELECT Candidate For Supervisor Ath District Was president of the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital during its construction arid president of the Nevada Union High School District during the construction of the new His experience will be valuable to the county building program. © Supervisor 4th District Nevada City -_Merchants = Council ‘meeting Monday. Members are asked to support her and attend this meet ing. Bird watching paid off to Esther Perry, as 18 different species have returned to her yard. Two pairs of Orioles come to bathe at her birdbath every morning. Clean birds, yes? The members voted on an aah to the 4th of July parade. Edna Fowler, Loretta Kraetsch and Christine Sonke were to report at the June meeting ideas and materials available for the club's entry. . Aninteresting talk by Grace Hartbauer awakened Silverware Diamonds Watches Clocks AND MANY OTHER GIFTS JEWELRY our Gold Nugget and Quartz Jewelry Make$ Lasting Gifts & Appropriate Souvenirs Of The Gold Country EXPERT WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIRING . ht. NC Window Box Project

Making Good Progress the members to the harm of numerous insecticides used in our gardens to the birds, soil and people. TheJune meeting will be at Evelyn Lewis home on Willow Valley Road. CHICAGO PARK ---Under the direction of Chairman Thelma Henry and club president Lavon Neese, ladies of the Chicago Park Garden Club helped with planting at the Nevada County Fair grounds last week. Chicago Park Club Members of the working committee were Isabell Huber, Audry Montre and Ione Davies. Succulents and Day ‘Lillies were set out along a/ hundred foot stretch at the side of the building now called The Flower Hall. Camptonville Womens‘ Club held its’ regular meeting May 4 at the home of . Ruth Butz, with Opal Massa .as co-hostess. President Jessie W aracka presided. Margaret Williams was elected vice president to take Winnie Sutter's place since Winnie has moved to Yuba City. Opal Massa was elected treasurer to replace Mateel La Hue who plans on moving away. Following the meeting, lovely refreshments were served by thetwo hostesses. The Mystery package brought by Mildred — Horton went to Lila Gowey. the next meeting will be held at the home of Ora Nelson with Lila Gowey ascohostess, June. eeee8888 Miss Frances Moore was honored with a Bridal Shower the evening of May 8 at the home of Irene Stoops, with Marylin Groves and Kathy Moore as co-hostesses. The honoree was showered with many lovely and useful household gifts from the following friends: Phyllis Letko, Gertie Woosley, Charlotte Wakeman, Phyllis Butz, Vera Mackinson, Edith Kendall, Mildred Horton, Ardie Williams, Erma Cassano, Ora Nelson, Margaret Williams, AnnisButz, Maudie Cleveland, Gladys Groves, Doris and Jeannie . Brown, Donna Dunbar, Renae Hillman, Marylin Groves, Thelma Kissig, j irene Le Bars, Hazel Powers, IFrances Cahill, Elsie and i Coral Lewis, Willanette Groves, Colleen Graham, Eva Turner, Saide Dixon, Katherine Stuart, Lucile and Kathy Moore, Sharron Jaynes, Jo Ann Swanson, Rae HBigley, Lynn Lewis, Kitty Burrows, Aileen Sanders, Neva Peden, Nellie-Clark, Linnie Eaton, Mrs. Van Meter, Rae Ellsworth, Doris Hughes, Donnie Addleman, Freda Del Porto, Connie Pfiffer, Tivie Brown, Elsie Estey, RuthButz, Opal Massa, Irene Stoops, Sue Hill“man, Ruth, Sumner, Ruth Skoverski, Wilma Straus and Ada Williams. Frances, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Moore of Camptonville, will wed Gene Lewis, the-son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lewis of Downieville, at aJune wedGrass Valley Were! 24 MILLST,, GRASS airs ctene a 33039 ling. eeeee88 Thelma Kissig is recuper — Camptonville News By IRENE STOOPS Miner's~Hospital the~-early part of the month. She reports that she is doing very well and hopes to be up and about very soon. Seeeeee8 Pelton Chapter # 615, O. E. S, held it's regular meeting May 10 at the Masonic Temple, at which time Jr. Past Matron Charlotte Wakeman and Jr, Past Pat— ron Ray Wakeman were honored. Followingthe meeting, refreshments were served in the dining hall at cleverly. decorated tables and Worthy Matron Frances Cahillhad a beautifully decorated cake and gifts for those having birthdays the first quarter of the year. Seeeeeeen Gravel Range Lodge 59 F, & A. M, held a special meeting May 12 at which time a Third Degree was conferred. Preceding the meeting the members enjoyed a dinner in the dining hall, which was prepared and served by members of Pelton Chapter #615, M.E.S, Se¢eeee 0 Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Michael Brown-on the birth of their first child, a7 pound.12 1/2 ounce son, Michael Lester, bornat Sierra Nevada Hospital April 11, The paternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. ; ating at her home here after undergoing major surgery at ae ce ce ea > A NEIL HENNESSY Incumbent Supervisor, 3rd District JUNE 5th SUPERVISOR NEIL HENNESSY -This being the same building that seems to have lost ‘its once more elegant title of Horticultural Hall. LesterBrown of Ta ntpton= vile and the maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W, I. Lanham of Nevvada City. Seee¢8% Buck Turner recently spent several daysin Miner's Hos~ pital because of an infection in his hand. seeeee88 Charles Coupe was in town onthe 8th campaigning a bit for re-election as Supervisor of District 5. Seeese ese eee Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Horton went to Santa Rosa over Mother's Day week end to visit Mildred's mother, Mrs. Mary Bucknum. SOseeseeeees Mr. and Mrs. Joe Del Porto's daughter and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burke and sons of Pleasanton, spent Mother's Day week end with them, *Seeeeeeeee8 Sadie Dixons’ sister, Mrs. Evelyn Alsberg, and a close friend, Mrs. Serena Neil, Both of Oak Harbor, Washington arrived here on the 14th. for a visit with the Dixons. eeeeseeese Joe Hurst, of San Francisco, wasin town the week end of the 12th visiting old friends and looking after his property here. , Stands for a program of sound economic development of Nevada County's residential, recreational, industrial afid agricultural potential. Vote For PRIMARY . NEVADA CO. PRINTING l Carpenter, L. Christie Date Set NEVADA CITY----The wedding of Sylvia Anne Carpenter and Larison Christie will be solemnized June 17, in the old Santa Barbara Mission, Santa Barbara, Calif. , The bride to be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Monte Carpenter, Lake Forrest, Illinois, She is a graduate of Muir High School, Pasadena, and of the University of California, Santa Barbara, with the class of 1960. She is a member of Pi Beta Phi. At the present time, sheisteaching in Oxnard, Calif. The groom to beis the son of Mrs. J.B. Christie, 254 Boulder, Nevada City. He is a graduate of Pasadena High. He recently finished three years in the army and willcomplete his college at Claremont Men's College. Alameda County is the most populous in Northern California. EXPERT PRINTING Printing For Every Purpose x*CIRCULARS **STATIONERY ** MAIL PIECES w*BILLS *xFORMS ecepcime and PUBLISHING 212 W. Main St. GRASS VALLEY phone 273-4590 ‘4 Pieces Hammered Aluminum Relish Dishes J&B Novelty 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 Dalpez Hazel's J) & B Novelty Knee’s M* Ladys Novaks Save More Style Shop Yost Shell Young Teens OPEN THURSDAYS UNTIL 9 .