November 13, 1968 (12 pages)

ae A " 4 r vi mat . RASS 2% fe a 0 _ The Words County Nugget ’ tet a> ‘ ease meee ffs “ot November 13, 1968 SUPERIOR JUDGE Vernon Stoll was master of ceremonies Saturday night when the Nevada County Legal Secretaries Association hosted a banquet at the Nevada City Elks club, Shown with the judge are Bette Barton, president of the state association, Letha Twitchell, president BETTE BARTON, left, state president of of the county association, and on the judge's left, his wife Georgia, f the Legal Secretaries Inc,, and Lucille Thornton, national director, were welcomed by John Gallegos, executive-manager of the county chamber of commerce, on their arrival in Nevada City Friday. The officials took part in a three-day Governors Conference held in Nevada City the past weekend. The Nevada County secretaries hosted the session, Pn es isn't half so HECTIC. When it is: followed by a Welcome Wagon call! 273-8954 Phone Ladies here on city tour The Historical and Antique Section of Tuesday Club of Sacramento will tour antique shops and points of historical interest in Nevada City and Grass Valley on Friday, the 15th. Approximately 44 members of this group will déave Sacramento by charteréd.bus at 8:30 a.m, andexpect to: arrive in Nevada City about 10, > Upon arrival, the group will be greeted by: Ruby Nobles, secretary of the Nevada City Chamber-of Commerce, whohas made arrangements for. the visitation and a coffee klatch at the Alpha Hardware Store. The ladies will then tour the antique shops. At 1 p.m., luncheon will be served at the historic National Hotel, and possibly.a home tour will be conducted during the afternoon “while the ladies are being escorted on a guided tour of ‘the ‘city, The bus is scheduled . COMPLETE SUPPLY -¢ “BUILDING MATERIAL YUBA RIVER LUMBER CO. Town Talk G.V. : 265-4521 _ I Downieville Yard 289-3351 aes cates aa » to arrive back in Sacramento ’“ground’S p.m, “Mrs. Leonard J, Hooper, section chairman, Mrs. L. W. Welch, ‘chairman of the tour, and Mrs, Marion Sims, co‘chairman, are completing arrangements -for the trip. The Historical and Antique Section of Tuesday Club is one of the largest sections in the organization. The Veterans Administration has established special medical teams to-seek “out afd examine veterans with impaired vision . SO it can. provide all necessary medical assistance and counSeling. ~ tertainment Secretary group Nevada County dispensed its special brand of western hospitality the past weekend when more than 125 legal secretaries convened in Nevada City for a governor's conference. "It's wonderful to be here in God's country, and there is a soft spot in my heart for the Nevada County Legal Secretaries." These were the words of Betty Barton, state president, as she responded at a banquet held Saturday night in the Nevada City Elks Club rooms. Superior Court Judge Vernon Stoll served as master of ceremonies at the banquet. Letha Twitchell, president of the local association, introduced the judge (her boss), who inturn presented officials. The Nevada Theater Light Operato Company furnished entertainment with selections from "Kiss Me Kate", "My Fair Lady" "Music Man", and "Annie Get Your Gun". Opal Hendricks, entertainment chairman, arranged for the program, The conference opened Friday with registration in The National Hotel, and a president's reception hosted by the Title Insurance and Trust Company, Inter-County Title Company, and the Nevada County Title Company. ; Sessions were held Friday and Saturday afternoons in the hotel and the Elks club rooms. A brunch Sunday in Alta.Si~ erra Country. Club concluded the program, Michelle Mautino and Patty Jones were on the enagenda for the brunch. ¥ State officers ,attending included, Bette Barton, president; Mildred Milkey, first vice president; Ivy W. Person, second vice president. Betty Lou West, executive secretary;Rena Legge, “Thornton, national director.Barbara Bennette of Nevada City and governor for. the local association was general chairman of.thebanquet and brunch, Her committee included Totts Aebersold, Win .Eckola, Mrs. Twitchell, Opal Hendricks and Margaret Trivelpiece. Mrs. Bennette said the visitors were "overwhelmed" with the warmness of the people of Grass Valley and Nevada City, and the beauty and history of the area. She said most expressed a desire to return soon. Chief of Police Jim Moon arranged for parking for -those attending the conference, Ruby Nobles of the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce and John Gallegos of the Nevada County Chamber of Commerce extended greetings. Nevada City and Grass Valley merchants contributed almost 50 prizes which were distributed Saturday night and Sunday morning. © The Nevada County Community Workshop donated the centerpieces and decorations, and the light opera group gave of their talents. The entertainment and decorations both were well received with many guests purchasing the decorations, and some joining in the Liberal Arts Commission in order to aid in restoration of the Nevada Theater. Doris Colley, a Pasadena governor, took home an original attends session litho of the National Hotel by George Mathis of Coloma, The litho was awarded Sunday morning. ‘ The Nevada County Legal Secretaries Association hosted the conference, The Office in Grass Valley catered the Saturday night banquet. Bizz thanks local voters ROSEVILLE Congressman Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson today expressed "deep appreciation” to the voters of the Second Congressional District including those in Nevada county for their support at the polls, Representative Johnson was reelected to serve a sixth term in Congress."Throughout. the 91st Congress," Representative Johnson said, "I will do everything humanly possible to live up to the faith the people of the Second District have placed in me. My sole responsibiltiy will be that of service to the people. I will devote my entire time and energy to this one obligation. "I want to stress one thing today -my offices in Roseville and Washington are your offices," Congressman Johnson declared. "They always have been dedicated-to the service of all. the people and always will be," Congressman Johnson announced that before he returns . to Washington for the January 3rd opening of the new Congress, he will tour the Second District once more in order to discuss the issues of the coming Congress and the problems and needs of the region. The veteran legislator expressed the hope that those he did not meet personally on this tour would write him their thoughts and comments. "I want the views of all the people on the important national, international and local issues and problems, This is essential . to good representative government," Congressman Johnson explained, suggesting that letters be addressed to him at his Washington office, Room 2347 Rayburn Building, U.S. House of Representatives, . Washington, D. C, 20515, so that the correspondence will serve as a ready reference during the actual session of Congress, Congressman Johnson expressed personal appreciation to the many campaign workers who carried the bulk ofthe campaign effort during the late summer and early Fall months. The California legislator said this was especially important to him because of the late adjournment of the 90th Congress which prevented his return to California for: active campaigning until mid-October, The last Mexican War veteran survived for 81 years after that war; the last Civil -War veterans, Union and Confederate, lived on to 90 and 93 years, respectively.

ae A " 4 r vi mat . RASS 2% fe a 0 _ The Words County Nugget ’ tet a> ‘ ease meee ffs “ot November 13, 1968 SUPERIOR JUDGE Vernon Stoll was master of ceremonies Saturday night when the Nevada County Legal Secretaries Association hosted a banquet at the Nevada City Elks club, Shown with the judge are Bette Barton, president of the state association, Letha Twitchell, president BETTE BARTON, left, state president of of the county association, and on the judge's left, his wife Georgia, f the Legal Secretaries Inc,, and Lucille Thornton, national director, were welcomed by John Gallegos, executive-manager of the county chamber of commerce, on their arrival in Nevada City Friday. The officials took part in a three-day Governors Conference held in Nevada City the past weekend. The Nevada County secretaries hosted the session, Pn es isn't half so HECTIC.. When it is: followed by a Welcome Wagon call! 273-8954 Phone Ladies here on city tour The Historical and Antique Section of Tuesday Club of Sacramento will tour antique shops and points of historical interest in Nevada City and Grass Valley on Friday, the 15th. Approximately 44 members of this group will déave Sacramento by charteréd.bus at 8:30 a.m, andexpect to: arrive in Nevada City about 10, > Upon arrival, the group will be greeted by: Ruby Nobles, secretary of the Nevada City Chamber-of Commerce, whohas made arrangements for. the visitation and a coffee klatch at the Alpha Hardware Store. The ladies will then tour the antique shops. At 1 p.m., luncheon will be served at the historic National Hotel, and possibly.a home tour will be conducted during the afternoon “while the ladies are being escorted on a guided tour of ‘the ‘city, The bus is scheduled . COMPLETE SUPPLY -¢ “BUILDING MATERIAL YUBA RIVER LUMBER CO. Town Talk G.V. : 265-4521 _ I Downieville Yard 289-3351 aes cates aa » to arrive back in Sacramento ’“ground’S p.m, “Mrs. Leonard J, Hooper, section chairman, Mrs. L. W. Welch, ‘chairman of the tour, and Mrs, Marion Sims, co‘chairman, are completing arrangements -for the trip. The Historical and Antique Section of Tuesday Club is one of the largest sections in the organization. The Veterans Administration has established special medical teams to-seek “out afd examine veterans with impaired vision . SO it can. provide all necessary medical assistance and counSeling. ~ tertainment Secretary group Nevada County dispensed its special brand of western hospitality the past weekend when more than 125 legal secretaries convened in Nevada City for a governor's conference. "It's wonderful to be here in God's country, and there is a soft spot in my heart for the Nevada County Legal Secretaries." These were the words of Betty Barton, state president, as she responded at a banquet held Saturday night in the Nevada City Elks Club rooms. Superior Court Judge Vernon Stoll served as master of ceremonies at the banquet. Letha Twitchell, president of the local association, introduced the judge (her boss), who inturn presented officials. The Nevada Theater Light Operato Company furnished entertainment with selections from "Kiss Me Kate", "My Fair Lady" "Music Man", and "Annie Get Your Gun". Opal Hendricks, entertainment chairman, arranged for the program, The conference opened Friday with registration in The National Hotel, and a president's reception hosted by the Title Insurance and Trust Company, Inter-County Title Company, and the Nevada County Title Company. ; Sessions were held Friday and Saturday afternoons in the hotel and the Elks club rooms.

A brunch Sunday in Alta.Si~ erra Country. Club concluded the program, Michelle Mautino and Patty Jones were on the enagenda for the brunch. ¥ State officers ,attending included, Bette Barton, president; Mildred Milkey, first vice president; Ivy W. Person, second vice president. Betty Lou West, executive secretary;Rena Legge, “Thornton, national director.Barbara Bennette of Nevada City and governor for. the local association was general chairman of.thebanquet and brunch, Her committee included Totts Aebersold, Win .Eckola, Mrs. Twitchell, Opal Hendricks and Margaret Trivelpiece. Mrs. Bennette said the visitors were "overwhelmed" with the warmness of the people of Grass Valley and Nevada City, and the beauty and history of the area. She said most expressed a desire to return soon. Chief of Police Jim Moon arranged for parking for -those attending the conference, Ruby Nobles of the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce and John Gallegos of the Nevada County Chamber of Commerce extended greetings. Nevada City and Grass Valley merchants contributed almost 50 prizes which were distributed Saturday night and Sunday morning. © The Nevada County Community Workshop donated the centerpieces and decorations, and the light opera group gave of their talents. The entertainment and decorations both were well received with many guests purchasing the decorations, and some joining in the Liberal Arts Commission in order to aid in restoration of the Nevada Theater. Doris Colley, a Pasadena governor, took home an original attends session litho of the National Hotel by George Mathis of Coloma, The litho was awarded Sunday morning. ‘ The Nevada County Legal Secretaries Association hosted the conference, The Office in Grass Valley catered the Saturday night banquet. Bizz thanks local voters ROSEVILLE Congressman Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson today expressed "deep appreciation” to the voters of the Second Congressional District including those in Nevada county for their support at the polls, Representative Johnson was reelected to serve a sixth term in Congress."Throughout. the 91st Congress," Representative Johnson said, "I will do everything humanly possible to live up to the faith the people of the Second District have placed in me. My sole responsibiltiy will be that of service to the people. I will devote my entire time and energy to this one obligation. "I want to stress one thing today -my offices in Roseville and Washington are your offices," Congressman Johnson declared. "They always have been dedicated-to the service of all. the people and always will be," Congressman Johnson announced that before he returns . to Washington for the January 3rd opening of the new Congress, he will tour the Second District once more in order to discuss the issues of the coming Congress and the problems and needs of the region. The veteran legislator expressed the hope that those he did not meet personally on this tour would write him their thoughts and comments. "I want the views of all the people on the important national, international and local issues and problems, This is essential . to good representative government," Congressman Johnson explained, suggesting that letters be addressed to him at his Washington office, Room 2347 Rayburn Building, U.S. House of Representatives, . Washington, D. C, 20515, so that the correspondence will serve as a ready reference during the actual session of Congress, Congressman Johnson expressed personal appreciation to the many campaign workers who carried the bulk ofthe campaign effort during the late summer and early Fall months. The California legislator said this was especially important to him because of the late adjournment of the 90th Congress which prevented his return to California for: active campaigning until mid-October, The last Mexican War veteran survived for 81 years after that war; the last Civil -War veterans, Union and Confederate, lived on to 90 and 93 years, respectively.