May 3, 1967 (24 pages)

og tn le gg PR ea a EN Bij cn pa i i AP oto — Open House The Nugget. May 3, 1967. Lura Arnold 265-2471 Sell, & The Nugget is interested in all Social activities in our County, It’s readers are your friends = pag ereee ay of general interest should be referred directly to our Society Editor by David Mills photo Sanford-Miller Wed In Nevada City ' Laura Susan Sanford became the bride of Richard Miller on Saturday, April 8, at the Trinity Episcopal Church, in Nevada City, The Rev. Donald Royer officiated at the double ring ceremony. Laura Susan or "Suzy” as she is better known, is the daughter of Mr. Leon Sanford and the late Mrs, (Marnie) Sanford .of Grass Valley. Mr, and Mrs, Max Miller, Sr., of Sacramento, former residents of Grass Valley, are the parents of Richard, or "Rick" as he is known, Suzy, escorted down the aisle by her father who gave her in marriage, was attired in a white cage floor length dress of peau de soie with appliqued flowers and detachable train. Her five layered silk illusion veil was shoulder length and secured by a crown of pearls, EA ya bridal bouquet consisted of a butterfly orchid, accentuated with acouras lilies and lilies of the valley. Miss Joanne Sbaffi of Nevada City was maid of honor, Secondary attendants were Sally Sanford, sister of the bride; Launa Miller, future sister-in-law of the bride, of Sacramento; Lanelle Smith of Colfax; and Ann Phelan and Cindy Grothe of Grass Valley. All attendants wore floor length gowns of pastel shaded crepe. Each attendant carried a topiary of chrysanthemums matching her gown, Miss Kimi Ahrenholz of Davis, dressed in a yellow and white daisy embossed ensemble, carried out the role of flower girl. , Max Miller, Jr., 01 Sacramento, was his brother's best man, Brian Sanford, brother of the bride, John Paye, Pete Strohm, Bob Facchini and Jim Bagley, ushered the many guests into their seats, Mrs, Evelyn Milton, the bride's representative, was ushered into the church wearing a brown and orange print outfit and an orange cymbidium orchid corsage. Mrs, Max Miller, Sr., chose a beautiful blue ensemble with blue accessories for her son's wedding, An orchid corsage completed her ensemble, Mrs, Evelyn Paye was organist for the service, : —— Following the ceremony approximately 350 guests attended a reception at the historic Bret Harte.Inn in Grass Valley where the Mmes, Charles K, Smith, Bruce Jensen, William Wilson, Harold Houser and Arlie Hansen presided, An outstanding five tiered wedding cake on a triple base was cut by Suzy and Rick and served to their guests, The usual wedding flowers were complemented with an array of colored daisies throughout the banquet room, After greeting their guests and receiving the best wishes and co left on a honeymoon to San Francisco with Suzy donning a le coat with yellow accessories, bride attended the local schools and has been attending Sierra College in Rocklin, The groom recently returned from the Air Force Reserves and will be employed in Sacramento when not attending law school, / atulations offered, the young couple ite cotton lace dress and green street General Hospital will act as hostesses during the ‘afternoon and will personally conduct visitors throughout the hospital, Among the points of interest Grace Lutheran For Hosp. Week Here The Nevada General Hospion the tour will be the "Pamper Parlour”, It may surprise many visitors to learn there is such a space provided in this hospital, Through the efforts of the Ladies Auxiliary, they have made it possible for the ladies of the hospital to have regular shampoos and sets with the Auxiliary. ladies. doing the work, Their facilities are not the best) but. plans. are under way to raise the necessary funds to replace what is needed, : Anniversary This Sunday Tocommemorate the first the ch of the Lutheran Hour and ThisIs The LifeT.V. series, is having a special anniversary . service at 11:00 a,m,,, Surday, _ Arthur Herkamp see ‘-shrow will run May 7: lub News & Notes WOMAN'S SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE Woman's Society of Christian Service President Yvonne Nelson of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church of Grass Valley, will conduct the last business meeting of her term at11 a.m, Thursday, May 4, in Wesley Hall, A noon luncheon will be served by members of Rachael Circle following the ‘business session, The program for the day will be the installation of officers for the coming year with Annabelle Foley, Shasta District Vice-President, as the installing officer, A large attendance is anticipated and a cordial invitation is extended to all women interested in the Woman's Society. PARENTS CLUB Mount Saint Marys Parents Club and the Sisters of Mercy are sponsoring a Geranium and Pelargonium show in St, Cecilia Hall on Saturday, May 6, beginning at 1:00 p,m, The speaker will be Mr, Elmer Thomas of Sacramento, who is an authority on the history and growing of the plants, He will tell about the care of the plants ina cooler climate, such as Nevada County, and explain how to propagate from cuttings, and how to grow new varieties from seeds, The show is open, free of charge, to the public, In addition to Mr, Thomas’ talk, there will be many varieties of plants ondisplay., A St, Francis Shrine and planter will be raffled, Also, there will be a white elephant sale and-refreshments: available, FOOTHILL ASSOC, PAST MATRONS The Past Matrons and Past Patrons of Evangeline Chapter O.E.S. of Nevada City will . host the Foothill Association of Past Matrons and Past Patrons, at 7:00 p.m, Saturday, May 6, atits monthly meeting and potluck dinner, in the Masonic . Temple, Nevada City, All Past Matrons and Past Patrons in this district visiting or sojourning are invited to attend, NEVADA CITY ARTISTS “The Nevada City Artists Association announces a new show to open Sunday May 7 by two well known local artists, Marge Kopp and Loana Beeson, Mrs, Beeson was graduated from the University of California at Berkeley as a fine arts major, She has studied under Karl Kasten, Milton Resnick, John Halay, Glenn Wessnels and David Park, She has exhibited in local art competition in Auburn and Chico and in the 17th District Agricultural Fair, winning awards in each of those shows On one Of More occasions, Her most recent award was the Lizzie Glotzmeir Award at the 1966 Nevada County Fair for the Best Nevada County Scene, Mrs, Kopp, well known artist,both for her. varied works and through her classes that she has given from time to time, has kos nha tke Auburn and co an the Kingsley Show, well known throughout -the art world, Marge Kopp has won. awards at the Nevada County Fairs and the California ‘State Fair on several occasions, ‘artists will be at the reon Sund. os penne i © will. come at that the show or at one of geee i June 2, and The Gallery is open Wednesday through Sunday from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m, The public is urged to come see this historical building in which The Gallery, 312 Commercial St., Nevada City, is located, N.C, WOMENS CIVIC CLUB The Nevada City Women's Civic Club welcomed two guests during their monthly meeting April 19 at the National Hotel in Nevada City, : Mrs, Austin L, Doris, Crafts Chairman of State Federation from Panorama City, California, was the main speaker of the day. She gave demonstrations and showed a large variety of useful and gift items that can be made by hand,. much to the enjoyment and fascination of those present, "ie On her tour of northern Federation Clubs, Mrs, Doris is being accompanied by Mrs, Leonard G. Fiske, Mental Health Chairman of Sierra Cahunenga District from Lake Hughes, California, The next meeting of the Nev~ ada City Women's Civic Club will be held May 17 at the National Hotel, at which time the nominating committee will give their list of officers, Installation will be held June 21, ENCAMPMENT AND AUXILIARY MEET The Union Encampmentand Ladies‘ Auxiliary will hold their monthly pot=-luck social night at 6:30 p.m. on May 5, in the dining hall of the Independent Order of Odd” Fellows, 110-1/2 Mill St., Grass Valley. There will be fun and games for the entertainment of all. “Members of all branches of the order’ andtheir families are invited to attend. The hosts for the evening willbe Richard Polglase, Oakley Marris and Charles Engle. * NEVA REBEKAH LODGE During the recent meeting of the Neva Rebekah Lodge of Nevada City, Noble Grand Jane. ' Elliott asked thatthe committee appointed for the public party meet with her in the Odd Fel_ penile et oar on Broad Street aturday morning, The public party will be held at 7:30 p.m,, May ‘6, in the Odd Fellows Temple, The publicis cordially invited to. attend and enjoy the festivities.of the evening, Refreshments will be served, The’ beautiful afghan, made by Lyla Dybe, to be given away at a later date, will be on “display that night, Noble Grand Jane Elliott expressed herpleasure at having six of the new members, recently initiated into the lodge, present, and.she, as well as all the members, hopes they continue to attend regularly. Mrs, Julia Rudisill received the eon? Bere and in con‘veying her anks, said that in her 13 years as a member of Neva Rebekah Lodge, this is the . first. time she has won this gift, ments were served after

og tn le gg PR ea a EN Bij cn pa i i AP oto — Open House The Nugget.. May 3, 1967. Lura Arnold 265-2471 Sell, & The Nugget is interested in all Social activities in our County, It’s readers are your friends = pag ereee ay of general interest should be referred directly to our Society Editor by David Mills photo Sanford-Miller Wed In Nevada City ' Laura Susan Sanford became the bride of Richard Miller on Saturday, April 8, at the Trinity Episcopal Church, in Nevada City, The Rev. Donald Royer officiated at the double ring ceremony. Laura Susan or "Suzy” as she is better known, is the daughter of Mr. Leon Sanford and the late Mrs, (Marnie) Sanford .of Grass Valley. Mr, and Mrs, Max Miller, Sr., of Sacramento, former residents of Grass Valley, are the parents of Richard, or "Rick" as he is known, Suzy, escorted down the aisle by her father who gave her in marriage, was attired in a white cage floor length dress of peau de soie with appliqued flowers and detachable train. Her five layered silk illusion veil was shoulder length and secured by a crown of pearls, EA ya bridal bouquet consisted of a butterfly orchid, accentuated with acouras lilies and lilies of the valley. Miss Joanne Sbaffi of Nevada City was maid of honor, Secondary attendants were Sally Sanford, sister of the bride; Launa Miller, future sister-in-law of the bride, of Sacramento; Lanelle Smith of Colfax; and Ann Phelan and Cindy Grothe of Grass Valley. All attendants wore floor length gowns of pastel shaded crepe. Each attendant carried a topiary of chrysanthemums matching her gown, Miss Kimi Ahrenholz of Davis, dressed in a yellow and white daisy embossed ensemble, carried out the role of flower girl. , Max Miller, Jr., 01 Sacramento, was his brother's best man, Brian Sanford, brother of the bride, John Paye, Pete Strohm, Bob Facchini and Jim Bagley, ushered the many guests into their seats, Mrs, Evelyn Milton, the bride's representative, was ushered into the church wearing a brown and orange print outfit and an orange cymbidium orchid corsage. Mrs, Max Miller, Sr., chose a beautiful blue ensemble with blue accessories for her son's wedding, An orchid corsage completed her ensemble, Mrs, Evelyn Paye was organist for the service, : —— Following the ceremony approximately 350 guests attended a reception at the historic Bret Harte.Inn in Grass Valley where the Mmes, Charles K, Smith, Bruce Jensen, William Wilson, Harold Houser and Arlie Hansen presided, An outstanding five tiered wedding cake on a triple base was cut by Suzy and Rick and served to their guests, The usual wedding flowers were complemented with an array of colored daisies throughout the banquet room, After greeting their guests and receiving the best wishes and co left on a honeymoon to San Francisco with Suzy donning a le coat with yellow accessories, bride attended the local schools and has been attending Sierra College in Rocklin, The groom recently returned from the Air Force Reserves and will be employed in Sacramento when not attending law school, / atulations offered, the young couple ite cotton lace dress and green street General Hospital will act as hostesses during the ‘afternoon and will personally conduct visitors throughout the hospital, Among the points of interest Grace Lutheran For Hosp. Week Here The Nevada General Hospion the tour will be the "Pamper Parlour”, It may surprise many visitors to learn there is such a space provided in this hospital, Through the efforts of the Ladies Auxiliary, they have made it possible for the ladies of the hospital to have regular shampoos and sets with the Auxiliary. ladies. doing the work, Their facilities are not the best) but. plans. are under way to raise the necessary funds to replace what is needed, : Anniversary This Sunday Tocommemorate the first the ch of the Lutheran Hour and ThisIs The LifeT.V. series, is having a special anniversary . service at 11:00 a,m,,, Surday, _ Arthur Herkamp see ‘-shrow will run May 7: lub News & Notes WOMAN'S SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE Woman's Society of Christian Service President Yvonne Nelson of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church of Grass Valley, will conduct the last business meeting of her term at11 a.m, Thursday, May 4, in Wesley Hall, A noon luncheon will be served by members of Rachael Circle following the ‘business session, The program for the day will be the installation of officers for the coming year with Annabelle Foley, Shasta District Vice-President, as the installing officer, A large attendance is anticipated and a cordial invitation is extended to all women interested in the Woman's Society. PARENTS CLUB Mount Saint Marys Parents Club and the Sisters of Mercy are sponsoring a Geranium and Pelargonium show in St, Cecilia Hall on Saturday, May 6, beginning at 1:00 p,m, The speaker will be Mr, Elmer Thomas of Sacramento, who is an authority on the history and growing of the plants, He will tell about the care of the plants ina cooler climate, such as Nevada County, and explain how to propagate from cuttings, and how to grow new varieties from seeds, The show is open, free of charge, to the public, In addition to Mr, Thomas’ talk, there will be many varieties of plants ondisplay., A St, Francis Shrine and planter will be raffled,

Also, there will be a white elephant sale and-refreshments: available, FOOTHILL ASSOC, PAST MATRONS The Past Matrons and Past Patrons of Evangeline Chapter O.E.S. of Nevada City will . host the Foothill Association of Past Matrons and Past Patrons, at 7:00 p.m, Saturday, May 6, atits monthly meeting and potluck dinner, in the Masonic . Temple, Nevada City, All Past Matrons and Past Patrons in this district visiting or sojourning are invited to attend, NEVADA CITY ARTISTS “The Nevada City Artists Association announces a new show to open Sunday May 7 by two well known local artists, Marge Kopp and Loana Beeson, Mrs, Beeson was graduated from the University of California at Berkeley as a fine arts major, She has studied under Karl Kasten, Milton Resnick, John Halay, Glenn Wessnels and David Park, She has exhibited in local art competition in Auburn and Chico and in the 17th District Agricultural Fair, winning awards in each of those shows On one Of More occasions, Her most recent award was the Lizzie Glotzmeir Award at the 1966 Nevada County Fair for the Best Nevada County Scene, Mrs, Kopp, well known artist,both for her. varied works and through her classes that she has given from time to time, has kos nha tke Auburn and co an the Kingsley Show, well known throughout -the art world, Marge Kopp has won. awards at the Nevada County Fairs and the California ‘State Fair on several occasions, ‘artists will be at the reon Sund. os penne i © will. come at that the show or at one of geee i June 2, and The Gallery is open Wednesday through Sunday from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m, The public is urged to come see this historical building in which The Gallery, 312 Commercial St., Nevada City, is located, N.C, WOMENS CIVIC CLUB The Nevada City Women's Civic Club welcomed two guests during their monthly meeting April 19 at the National Hotel in Nevada City, : Mrs, Austin L, Doris, Crafts Chairman of State Federation from Panorama City, California, was the main speaker of the day. She gave demonstrations and showed a large variety of useful and gift items that can be made by hand,. much to the enjoyment and fascination of those present, "ie On her tour of northern Federation Clubs, Mrs, Doris is being accompanied by Mrs, Leonard G. Fiske, Mental Health Chairman of Sierra Cahunenga District from Lake Hughes, California, The next meeting of the Nev~ ada City Women's Civic Club will be held May 17 at the National Hotel, at which time the nominating committee will give their list of officers, Installation will be held June 21, ENCAMPMENT AND AUXILIARY MEET The Union Encampmentand Ladies‘ Auxiliary will hold their monthly pot=-luck social night at 6:30 p.m. on May 5, in the dining hall of the Independent Order of Odd” Fellows, 110-1/2 Mill St., Grass Valley. There will be fun and games for the entertainment of all. “Members of all branches of the order’ andtheir families are invited to attend. The hosts for the evening willbe Richard Polglase, Oakley Marris and Charles Engle. * NEVA REBEKAH LODGE During the recent meeting of the Neva Rebekah Lodge of Nevada City, Noble Grand Jane. ' Elliott asked thatthe committee appointed for the public party meet with her in the Odd Fel_ penile et oar on Broad Street aturday morning, The public party will be held at 7:30 p.m,, May ‘6, in the Odd Fellows Temple, The publicis cordially invited to. attend and enjoy the festivities.of the evening, Refreshments will be served, The’ beautiful afghan, made by Lyla Dybe, to be given away at a later date, will be on “display that night, Noble Grand Jane Elliott expressed herpleasure at having six of the new members, recently initiated into the lodge, present, and.she, as well as all the members, hopes they continue to attend regularly. Mrs, Julia Rudisill received the eon? Bere and in con‘veying her anks, said that in her 13 years as a member of Neva Rebekah Lodge, this is the . first. time she has won this gift, ments were served after