May 3, 1967 (24 pages)

er Sipe Fe Following installation of Champion Circle, Neighbors of Woodcraft No.325, held April 20 in Nevada City, Mrs. Amelia Evans (left), the newly installed Guardian Neighbor is shown “with the Installing Officer, Mr. Forest Crawford of Chico, and the Retiring Guardian Neighbor, Mrs. Sybil Ridinger. Mrs. Evans fiietalied A red and white theme was used throughout a most unique andimpressive installation when, on April 20, officers, members and guests gathered at California Hall.in Nevada City to witness the installation of the 1967-68 officers of Champion Circle, Neighbors of Woodcraft, No. 325. . Amelia Evans was seated as Guardian Neighbor, after which Sybil Ridinger was seated as Past Guardian Neighbor, following completion of a two-year term. Assisting Mrs. Evans for the coming year will be Mary Jones, Advisor; Eunice Gregory, Magician; Senna Wales, Clerk; Gertrude Pont, Banker; Alice Nelson, Attendant;, Edna Fischer, Musician; Virginia Ammon,,Captain.of,Guards; Mildred Christie, Flag Bearer; Thelma Butz, Outer Sentinel; Margdret McGowan, Inner Sentinel; Neva Schance, Goldie Hughes, and Adelaide Reilly, Managers; Christine Niemi, Senior Guardian; and Margaret. McGowan, Correspondent. Mr. Forest Crawford of. Chico was the installing officer, assisted by Helen Crawford, Virginia Ammon and Edna Fischer. Members of the guard team, very important to the Circle, who escorted the new officers as well as the retiring officers to their stations, were most ' colorful and. outstanding in their drill work .All were dressed in 49er dresses and ‘carried ° matching parasols; those participating were Katherine Williams, Alva Reed, Barbara Early, Jerry Evans, Ann Keith, Gladys Clemo, ‘Lorraine Terrell and Annie Sullivan. In spite of the uncertain weather, dignitaries and visitors came from Chico, Roseville r Auburn, Sacramento and Grass Valley. All honored guests were introduced and seated with the Guardian Neighbor. Guardian Neighbor Amelia Evans thanked all her assistants and friends and then announced Helen Grawford as the-speaker. She made a short but delightful speech, after which congratulations came from other dignitaries and. gifts were presented to the installing and outgoing officers in appreciation for their sepa work. Preceding the ceremonies, a program was _ presented by five talented young ladies .Yvette Gemignani and Joane Hauser entertained with accordion selections. Janet Yun and Susan Simpson, accompanied by Carol Wells on the piano, sang three beautiful numbers. ___ Sybil Ridinger and her committee served refreshments on tables artistically. de. c orated with the red and white color theme. = << + DAR Met April 24. Captain John Oldham Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, met at the Cedar Crest home of Mrs, Joel Krogstad-on April 24, Mrs, John Elliott, Regent, presided, Mrs, John T, Cheney of John Rutledge Chapter of Berkeley, anda cousin of Mrs, Krogstad, was a guest, Mrs, Lowell Elster, chairman of American History *Month ace tivities, presented on April 18, a bronze and blue enamel med al to Terry Ann Wheatley at Union Hill Elementary School as the local winner of the DAR. American History Essay Contest, The medal carries the inscription "D.A.R, Award--Excellence in History", Attractive certificates ofparticipation were presented to the seven other entrants--B eth Everhart, Becky Frederick, Willens Hadley, Teresa Merrill, Ronald Nauman, Andy Straub, and Linda Trent, All eight pupils are members of Mr Burle Shelton's eighth grade class, Hisinterest and cooperation was greatly appreciated, Mrs, Elliott, who accompanied Mrs, Elster tothe school, briefly told the fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth grade classes about the beginning and activities of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, Then beautiful colored slides of the Washington D.C, headquarters buildings were shown with special emphasison Memorial Continental Hall with the Museum Rooms of each state and the Geneological Library. Mrs, Elster showed these same slides which had been obtained by Mrs, Elliott from Washington, ~to the Ghapter and a second set of slides of Tamassee Daughters. of the American Revolution school at Tamassee, South Carolina, ~Following this program, a de=licious tea was served by the hostess and co-hostess, Mrs, -. Harold Palmer, The meeting on May 22 will be a luncheon at the Bret Harte Inn honoring California State Regent Mrs, Donald Spicer of Coronado and State Vice Regent Mrs, Thomas Coffee of Modesto, Emigrant Trails Chapter of Auburn and Tobias Lear of Marysville will be co-hostesses, Installation By Rebekahs During the April 22 meeting of Esther Rebekah Lodge in Grass Valley, Mrs, Mardel Wasley w as installed as financial secretary by acting Deputy President Gladys Clemo, Acting Deputy Marshal Sybil Ridinger escorted Mrs, Wasley to her new station, which was recently vacated by Mrs, Lorraine Davis who moved from the area, Mrs, Mary Fiori was appointed to the chatr.of Right Altar Bearer, formerly occupied by Mrs. Wasley. Noble Grand Edna Rudd presided ‘over the meeting, A letter was read from District Deputy Leonore Vind extending her thanks and appreciation for the many courtesies shown both she and het Deputy M Slade, on their visits to the She also complimented the lodge on their most impressive ceremonies and the enthusiasm of the officers , by Covenant Lodge No, :73 and Navajo Rebekah Lodge No, 93, © -of Foresthill, to a Hawaiian: gee ts tal eh ee May ah : Harrison Street, Foresthill, Dis-Deputy Lawrence Gonzalez The Bivcontiienes rei Pi Mildred Demaria will be honored guests, Warren Ridinger, chairman for the public party committee, repert the last public party was successful, The date for thes next party willbe announcedlater, Gladys Clemo gave a reading dedicated to the memory of a recently departed sister, Irene Eldridge, Bernice Daly, of Oliveview Rebekah Lodge, Fair Oaks, was a welcome visitor, Approximately 25 members of Esther Rebekah and Odd Fellows Lodge No, 12 made the trip to Truckee Lodge last Thursday ‘night for the district Goodfellowship meeting, In spite of the heavy snow and inclement weather, all enjoyed the festivities of the evening, Birthday congratulations were offered Lorin Wasley and Marvin Kitts, Noble Grand Edna Rudd announced that the next meeting, May 13, would be a pot luck dinnerin honor of Mothers Day, Refreshments were served by ; Esther McCandless, assisted by Luella Kerr and Emily Hodgkin, Mrs. White Wins District. Honor Mrs, Beth White, past presi-dent of the Grass Valley Business and Professional Womens Club, was elected First Vice-President of the Capital District of Business and Professional Womens Clubs at the Spring Conference held April 22-23 in Marysville, Julie Arri, State President of _the Business and Professional “Womens Club, installed the 1967 68 district officers at the Saturday night banquet, Women Hold Spring Meet 6th The Nevada County Branch of the American Association of University Women will hold a spring luncheon and fashion show at 12:30 p.m,, Saturday, May 6, at the Alta Sierra Coun_try Club, No host cocktails will be served at 11:30 a.m. Mrs, Lynn A, Brittan is general chairman of the day's events, Following luncheon, a short business session-will be conducted by Mrs, R.P. Esterly, retiring president, at which time the duly elected officers for 1967-68 will be installed, ‘Mrs, Lynn A, Brittan is the president elect for the ensuing year. Fashions from Alice‘s Sport shop in Nevada City will be modeled by members of the Association of University Women, Jewelry worn by the models will be a courtesy of the Grass Valley Drug, Hair styles will be fashioned at Alice's Beauty Salon in Nevada City. A preview of some of the sportswear to be modeled are most colorful and should be most interesting to the viewers, Not only will the members of . the Association and their invited guests enjoy an afternoon of good food, the latest in sportswear, and the excitment of the installation of new officers, but they will meet, and honor, all C.S.F, honor senior girl students from Nevada Union and Mt, St. Mary's High Schools, For reservations contact Mrs, Dan J, Moy at 273-7113, 2, 190113 Shown are the newly installed officers of the Nevada City Business and Professional Women's Club. following ceremonies held last Wednesday evening. From left-to right are Mrs. Elsie Rose, President; Helen Vesley, president elect; Martha Stewart, 1st vicepresident; Lemoyne Dark, recording secretary; Mrs, Beth White, installing officer; Georgine Wasley, corresponding secretary; Beverly Lolmaugh, treasurer; and Clara Peterson, auditor, : Nevada City BPWC Install New Officers Mrs, Elsie Rose was installed as the new president of the Nevada City Business and Professional Women's Club last Wednesday evening, Assisting officers also duly installed were Helen Vesely, president elect; Martha Stewart, lst vice-president; Lemoyne Dark, recording secretary; Georgine Wasley, corresponding secretary; Beverly Lolmaugh, treasurer, and Clara Peterson, auditor, Mrs, Beth White, the newly elected vice-president of Capital District of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs, was installing officer, The Nevada City Clubs" past presidents were the installation committee under the chairmanship of Gladys Lewis. Alta Sierra Country. Club, the locale of the ceremonies, was beautifully decorated with floral artangements by Isabel Hafelfinger, Preceding the installation ceremonies, the members. and guests enjoyed a social hour foliowed by dinner, Entertainment of Irish, Jazz and Russian dances were presented by the Patricia Rose School of Creative Dance, Stanley, Eileen and Shirley Rose, grandchildren of the new president, sang and enacted "Somewhere Over the Rainbow”, They also sang rounds, A piano solo présented by Kerry Burcham, and a vocal. solo by Mr, Edward Browning, accompanied by Irene Hall, sister of Mrs, Rose, was most enjoyable, Mrs, Alice McGee, treasurer, presented the past president's pin to Barbara Peterson, She also presented Mrs. Rose with the club pin that has been worn for years by the president while in office, After the gavel was passed from Barbara Peterson to Mrs, Rose, the new president thanked the installing officer, Beth White, and the installation committee, She then introduced her family: her ‘husband, Morton; son, Dave Rose, his wife and her grandchildren; and her ‘dster, Irene Hall, President Elsie Rose then announced her chairmen for the com. ing year. She also named Mary: Stevens as chairman for the Fall RS pte of Capital District to be held in Nevada City. Mary Ellen Hocker, Willard. Weselsky, ‘tary Pee Peterson, irene eta Irene ‘Neece,Lowell. Guests attending were -Mrs, ° cg McCurry, ‘Mr.:’ and Mrs.) re =, > de mel ~~

er Sipe Fe Following installation of Champion Circle, Neighbors of Woodcraft No.325, held April 20 in Nevada City, Mrs. Amelia Evans (left), the newly installed Guardian Neighbor is shown “with the Installing Officer, Mr. Forest Crawford of Chico, and the Retiring Guardian Neighbor, Mrs. Sybil Ridinger. Mrs. Evans fiietalied A red and white theme was used throughout a most unique andimpressive installation when, on April 20, officers, members and guests gathered at California Hall.in Nevada City to witness the installation of the 1967-68 officers of Champion Circle, Neighbors of Woodcraft, No. 325. . Amelia Evans was seated as Guardian Neighbor, after which Sybil Ridinger was seated as Past Guardian Neighbor, following completion of a two-year term. Assisting Mrs. Evans for the coming year will be Mary Jones, Advisor; Eunice Gregory, Magician; Senna Wales, Clerk; Gertrude Pont, Banker; Alice Nelson, Attendant;, Edna Fischer, Musician; Virginia Ammon,,Captain.of,Guards; Mildred Christie, Flag Bearer; Thelma Butz, Outer Sentinel; Margdret McGowan, Inner Sentinel; Neva Schance, Goldie Hughes, and Adelaide Reilly, Managers; Christine Niemi, Senior Guardian; and Margaret. McGowan, Correspondent. Mr. Forest Crawford of. Chico was the installing officer, assisted by Helen Crawford, Virginia Ammon and Edna Fischer. Members of the guard team, very important to the Circle, who escorted the new officers as well as the retiring officers to their stations, were most ' colorful and. outstanding in their drill work .All were dressed in 49er dresses and ‘carried ° matching parasols; those participating were Katherine Williams, Alva Reed, Barbara Early, Jerry Evans, Ann Keith, Gladys Clemo, ‘Lorraine Terrell and Annie Sullivan. In spite of the uncertain weather, dignitaries and visitors came from Chico, Roseville r Auburn, Sacramento and Grass Valley. All honored guests were introduced and seated with the Guardian Neighbor. Guardian Neighbor Amelia Evans thanked all her assistants and friends and then announced Helen Grawford as the-speaker. She made a short but delightful speech, after which congratulations came from other dignitaries and. gifts were presented to the installing and outgoing officers in appreciation for their sepa work. Preceding the ceremonies, a program was _ presented by five talented young ladies .Yvette Gemignani and Joane Hauser entertained with accordion selections. Janet Yun and Susan Simpson, accompanied by Carol Wells on the piano, sang three beautiful numbers. ___ Sybil Ridinger and her committee served refreshments on tables artistically. de. c orated with the red and white color theme. = << + DAR Met April 24. Captain John Oldham Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, met at the Cedar Crest home of Mrs, Joel Krogstad-on April 24, Mrs, John Elliott, Regent, presided, Mrs, John T, Cheney of John Rutledge Chapter of Berkeley, anda cousin of Mrs, Krogstad, was a guest, Mrs, Lowell Elster, chairman of American History *Month ace tivities, presented on April 18, a bronze and blue enamel med al to Terry Ann Wheatley at Union Hill Elementary School as the local winner of the DAR. American History Essay Contest, The medal carries the inscription "D.A.R, Award--Excellence in History", Attractive certificates ofparticipation were presented to the seven other entrants--B eth Everhart, Becky Frederick, Willens Hadley, Teresa Merrill, Ronald Nauman, Andy Straub, and Linda Trent, All eight pupils are members of Mr Burle Shelton's eighth grade class, Hisinterest and cooperation was greatly appreciated, Mrs, Elliott, who accompanied Mrs, Elster tothe school, briefly told the fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth grade classes about the beginning and activities of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, Then beautiful colored slides of the Washington D.C, headquarters buildings were shown with special emphasison Memorial Continental Hall with the Museum Rooms of each state and the Geneological Library. Mrs, Elster showed these same slides which had been obtained by Mrs, Elliott from Washington, ~to the Ghapter and a second set of slides of Tamassee Daughters. of the American Revolution school at Tamassee, South Carolina, ~Following this program, a de=licious tea was served by the hostess and co-hostess, Mrs, -. Harold Palmer, The meeting on May 22 will be a luncheon at the Bret Harte Inn honoring California State Regent Mrs, Donald Spicer of Coronado and State Vice Regent Mrs, Thomas Coffee of Modesto, Emigrant Trails Chapter of Auburn and Tobias Lear of Marysville will be co-hostesses, Installation By Rebekahs During the April 22 meeting of Esther Rebekah Lodge in Grass Valley, Mrs, Mardel Wasley w as installed as financial secretary by acting Deputy President Gladys Clemo, Acting Deputy Marshal Sybil Ridinger escorted Mrs, Wasley to her new station, which was recently vacated by Mrs, Lorraine Davis who moved from the area, Mrs, Mary Fiori was appointed to the chatr.of Right Altar Bearer, formerly occupied by Mrs. Wasley. Noble Grand Edna Rudd presided ‘over the meeting, A letter was read from District Deputy Leonore Vind extending her thanks and appreciation for the many courtesies shown both she and het Deputy M

Slade, on their visits to the She also complimented the lodge on their most impressive ceremonies and the enthusiasm of the officers , by Covenant Lodge No, :73 and Navajo Rebekah Lodge No, 93, © -of Foresthill, to a Hawaiian: gee ts tal eh ee May ah : Harrison Street, Foresthill, Dis-Deputy Lawrence Gonzalez The Bivcontiienes rei Pi Mildred Demaria will be honored guests, Warren Ridinger, chairman for the public party committee, repert the last public party was successful, The date for thes next party willbe announcedlater, Gladys Clemo gave a reading dedicated to the memory of a recently departed sister, Irene Eldridge, Bernice Daly, of Oliveview Rebekah Lodge, Fair Oaks, was a welcome visitor, Approximately 25 members of Esther Rebekah and Odd Fellows Lodge No, 12 made the trip to Truckee Lodge last Thursday ‘night for the district Goodfellowship meeting, In spite of the heavy snow and inclement weather, all enjoyed the festivities of the evening, Birthday congratulations were offered Lorin Wasley and Marvin Kitts, Noble Grand Edna Rudd announced that the next meeting, May 13, would be a pot luck dinnerin honor of Mothers Day, Refreshments were served by ; Esther McCandless, assisted by Luella Kerr and Emily Hodgkin, Mrs. White Wins District. Honor Mrs, Beth White, past presi-dent of the Grass Valley Business and Professional Womens Club, was elected First Vice-President of the Capital District of Business and Professional Womens Clubs at the Spring Conference held April 22-23 in Marysville, Julie Arri, State President of _the Business and Professional “Womens Club, installed the 1967 68 district officers at the Saturday night banquet, Women Hold Spring Meet 6th The Nevada County Branch of the American Association of University Women will hold a spring luncheon and fashion show at 12:30 p.m,, Saturday, May 6, at the Alta Sierra Coun_try Club, No host cocktails will be served at 11:30 a.m. Mrs, Lynn A, Brittan is general chairman of the day's events, Following luncheon, a short business session-will be conducted by Mrs, R.P. Esterly, retiring president, at which time the duly elected officers for 1967-68 will be installed, ‘Mrs, Lynn A, Brittan is the president elect for the ensuing year. Fashions from Alice‘s Sport shop in Nevada City will be modeled by members of the Association of University Women, Jewelry worn by the models will be a courtesy of the Grass Valley Drug, Hair styles will be fashioned at Alice's Beauty Salon in Nevada City. A preview of some of the sportswear to be modeled are most colorful and should be most interesting to the viewers, Not only will the members of . the Association and their invited guests enjoy an afternoon of good food, the latest in sportswear, and the excitment of the installation of new officers, but they will meet, and honor, all C.S.F, honor senior girl students from Nevada Union and Mt, St. Mary's High Schools, For reservations contact Mrs, Dan J, Moy at 273-7113, 2, 190113 Shown are the newly installed officers of the Nevada City Business and Professional Women's Club. following ceremonies held last Wednesday evening. From left-to right are Mrs. Elsie Rose, President; Helen Vesley, president elect; Martha Stewart, 1st vicepresident; Lemoyne Dark, recording secretary; Mrs, Beth White, installing officer; Georgine Wasley, corresponding secretary; Beverly Lolmaugh, treasurer; and Clara Peterson, auditor, : Nevada City BPWC Install New Officers Mrs, Elsie Rose was installed as the new president of the Nevada City Business and Professional Women's Club last Wednesday evening, Assisting officers also duly installed were Helen Vesely, president elect; Martha Stewart, lst vice-president; Lemoyne Dark, recording secretary; Georgine Wasley, corresponding secretary; Beverly Lolmaugh, treasurer, and Clara Peterson, auditor, Mrs, Beth White, the newly elected vice-president of Capital District of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs, was installing officer, The Nevada City Clubs" past presidents were the installation committee under the chairmanship of Gladys Lewis. Alta Sierra Country. Club, the locale of the ceremonies, was beautifully decorated with floral artangements by Isabel Hafelfinger, Preceding the installation ceremonies, the members. and guests enjoyed a social hour foliowed by dinner, Entertainment of Irish, Jazz and Russian dances were presented by the Patricia Rose School of Creative Dance, Stanley, Eileen and Shirley Rose, grandchildren of the new president, sang and enacted "Somewhere Over the Rainbow”, They also sang rounds, A piano solo présented by Kerry Burcham, and a vocal. solo by Mr, Edward Browning, accompanied by Irene Hall, sister of Mrs, Rose, was most enjoyable, Mrs, Alice McGee, treasurer, presented the past president's pin to Barbara Peterson, She also presented Mrs. Rose with the club pin that has been worn for years by the president while in office, After the gavel was passed from Barbara Peterson to Mrs, Rose, the new president thanked the installing officer, Beth White, and the installation committee, She then introduced her family: her ‘husband, Morton; son, Dave Rose, his wife and her grandchildren; and her ‘dster, Irene Hall, President Elsie Rose then announced her chairmen for the com. ing year. She also named Mary: Stevens as chairman for the Fall RS pte of Capital District to be held in Nevada City. Mary Ellen Hocker, Willard. Weselsky, ‘tary Pee Peterson, irene eta Irene ‘Neece,Lowell. Guests attending were -Mrs, ° cg McCurry, ‘Mr.:’ and Mrs.) re =, > de mel ~~