November 2, 1966 (24 pages)

lura Arnold 265-247] Anson Weeks Orchestra ; Will Play On To the younger couples who plan to attend the 1966 Golden Gala Ball the name of Anson Weeks may not be familiar, but to many olders the name brings a nostalgic rememberance of the past. Anson Week's home territory is the San Francisco bay area. He got his start, musically, at the University of California, and after his first professional engagements in Oakland and Sacramento he went on to a record breaking run of seven years at the Hotel Mark Hopkins in San Francisco.’ Since then he and his orchestra have played practically all of the famous dining and dancing spots in the United States. The smooth distinctive rythms and arrangements which he introduced in Hotels throughout the Club Calendar November 2 Nevada City Lions Grass Valley Elks Nevada City Soroptimists Grass Valley Kiwanis Chicago Park Garden Club SIRS . Council for Retarded Children Nevada County 4-H Council November 3 Nevada City Senior Citizens Grass Valley Liors Nevada City Rotary Odd Fellows Lodge No. 12 Grass Valley Soroptimists Nevada County Historical Society Swinging Gala Sound December 3 country have become the pattern through the years for virtually all of the success ful orchestras playing this type of engagement. Anson Weeks is now appearing at the Sacramento Inn through whose courtesy he will appear in Grass Valley with his 12 piece orchestra on ‘Dec. 3 for the Golden Gala Ball, a benefit for the Nevada County Council for the Retarded. Unity Classes Are Now Being Given "Unity" classes are held each Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Grass Valley Veterans Memorial Building on South Auburn Street, under the direction of Reverend Marie M. Giles, with Mrs. Alice Fulton assisting. DeMolay Legal Secretaries Neighbors of Woodcraft No. 325 November 4 Grass Valley Senior Citizens Veterans Foreign Wars, Banner Mountain Auxiliary Mother Lode Coin Club Nevada Commandry No. 9 November 5 Goldancers November 7 Timberline Toastmasters Grass Valley Rotary Grass Valley Eastern Star Nevada City Sportsmen's Club The Nugget. .November 2, 1966..9 , Jitney Dinner And Talent Show Planned Nevada County 4-H Club Council invites the public to their Annual Speciality Jitney dinner and Talent Show on Saturday, Nov. 5. The dinner will be held from 5:30 to 8:00, with gourmetand foreign dishes. Delores Butler is foods chairman for the event. The talent show has been revised this year and will include 4-H members, leaders and parents. Directing the talent show are Shirl Jense, Kentucky Flat 4-H; Marie McCormack, Nevada City 4-H; Betty Fusek, Peardate Pines 4-H; and Betty Somers, Meadowlarks 4-H. Proceeds for the dinner and door admissions wii be used to finance county 4-H events which include Exhibit Day, Dress Revue, Demonstration Day, Achievement Night, All-Star Conference and State Leadership Conference. Soroptimist Rummage Sales The Soroptomist Club of Nevada City will hold its annual rummage saie Nov. 4 and 5 in the building tormerly occupied by Alma's Beauty Shop on Commercial Street. A supply of good clothing, dishes, cooking utensils, books, plants and bulbs will .be available. Sale hours will be from 10-4, The Grass Valley Soroptomists will also be conducting a rummage sale the same days and hours on Mill Street. Grass Valley Jaycettes November 8 TOPS American Legion Post 130° Nevada City Fire Department Auxiliary Ridge Road Garden Club Neva Rebekah Lodge No. 119 Nevada City Elks Young Ladies Institute November 9 Nevada City Lions Grass Valley Elks Nevada City Soroptimists Grass Valley Kiwanis Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary of No. San Juan Boy Scouts Council RoyalArch Masons No. 18 Nevada City Masons DELORES BUTLER (left) foods chairman, and Fran Haddock, Home Advisor discussing plans for 4-H Speciality Jitney Dinner Nov. 5: They urge the public to attend. The Carriage Set! Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hammock of Grass Valley, are the parents of a son born October 26 at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. * * * * A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Tarp of Grass Valley on October 28, atthe Nevada County General Hospital. * * OK x Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Suponch of Cedar Ridge, are the parents otf a daughter born October 28 at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. kk OK * A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Billie Edwards of Nevada City on October 28 at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. * *K KX * Mr. and Mrs. Duane Ousley of Salyer, Trinity County, are the parents of a son born October 29 at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. * * kK * A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Eric Westberg of Grass Valley, on October 30, at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. By Cy Armstrong PREGCKEE> DOWWER DOIVNES P.0. Box 1267 Father Patrick Coffey, pastor of the Assumption Catholic church here for the past five years, has left for Fort Huschuca, Arizona as an Army Chaplain. Captain Coffey, as he is now called, said he expected to be in the service for at least five years. His place here willbe taken by Father Robert Connally, formerly of the Downieville parish. * ek OK * The Truckee VFW Post 7445 has announced they will hold a dance and installation of officers this Saturday at the Memorial Building. Music will be provided by Pete Tallants Band and refreshments will be served. * * OK x Dr. H.P. Tapia, superintendent of the Park and Recreation District, is organizing a winter basketball league to start in the near future. Games are Slated to be played in the high school gym. * * kK Evidence of the coming of the holiday season was noted locally with the Christmas tree cutters hardatwcrk. Henry Toccalini of the Forest Service at Truckee, announced that about 2500 trees in Segehen area will be cut commercially. No individual cutting will be allowed, Church Program "Adventures Around the World", will be narrated and slides shown by the Rev. Dr. Nelson of Yuba City, Sunday evening’at the Nevada City Methodist Church. Preceding the program # 6:30 pot luck supper willbe served. Members and friends are invited for an evening of interesting entertainment.

lura Arnold 265-247] Anson Weeks Orchestra ; Will Play On To the younger couples who plan to attend the 1966 Golden Gala Ball the name of Anson Weeks may not be familiar, but to many olders the name brings a nostalgic rememberance of the past. Anson Week's home territory is the San Francisco bay area. He got his start, musically, at the University of California, and after his first professional engagements in Oakland and Sacramento he went on to a record breaking run of seven years at the Hotel Mark Hopkins in San Francisco.’ Since then he and his orchestra have played practically all of the famous dining and dancing spots in the United States. The smooth distinctive rythms and arrangements which he introduced in Hotels throughout the Club Calendar November 2 Nevada City Lions Grass Valley Elks Nevada City Soroptimists Grass Valley Kiwanis Chicago Park Garden Club SIRS . Council for Retarded Children Nevada County 4-H Council November 3 Nevada City Senior Citizens Grass Valley Liors Nevada City Rotary Odd Fellows Lodge No. 12 Grass Valley Soroptimists Nevada County Historical Society Swinging Gala Sound December 3 country have become the pattern through the years for virtually all of the success ful orchestras playing this type of engagement. Anson Weeks is now appearing at the Sacramento Inn through whose courtesy he will appear in Grass Valley with his 12 piece orchestra on ‘Dec. 3 for the Golden Gala Ball, a benefit for the Nevada County Council for the Retarded. Unity Classes Are Now Being Given "Unity" classes are held each Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Grass Valley Veterans Memorial Building on South Auburn Street, under the direction of Reverend Marie M. Giles, with Mrs. Alice Fulton assisting. DeMolay Legal Secretaries Neighbors of Woodcraft No. 325 November 4 Grass Valley Senior Citizens Veterans Foreign Wars, Banner Mountain Auxiliary Mother Lode Coin Club Nevada Commandry No. 9 November 5 Goldancers November 7 Timberline Toastmasters Grass Valley Rotary Grass Valley Eastern Star Nevada City Sportsmen's Club The Nugget. ..November 2, 1966...9 , Jitney Dinner And Talent Show Planned Nevada County 4-H Club Council invites the public to their Annual Speciality Jitney dinner and Talent Show on Saturday, Nov. 5. The dinner will be held from 5:30 to 8:00, with gourmetand foreign dishes. Delores Butler is foods chairman for the event. The talent show has been revised this year and will include 4-H members, leaders and parents. Directing the talent show are Shirl Jense, Kentucky Flat 4-H; Marie McCormack, Nevada City 4-H; Betty Fusek, Peardate Pines 4-H; and Betty Somers, Meadowlarks 4-H. Proceeds for the dinner and door admissions wii be used to finance county 4-H events which include Exhibit Day, Dress Revue, Demonstration Day, Achievement Night, All-Star Conference and State Leadership Conference. Soroptimist Rummage Sales

The Soroptomist Club of Nevada City will hold its annual rummage saie Nov. 4 and 5 in the building tormerly occupied by Alma's Beauty Shop on Commercial Street. A supply of good clothing, dishes, cooking utensils, books, plants and bulbs will .be available. Sale hours will be from 10-4, The Grass Valley Soroptomists will also be conducting a rummage sale the same days and hours on Mill Street. Grass Valley Jaycettes November 8 TOPS American Legion Post 130° Nevada City Fire Department Auxiliary Ridge Road Garden Club Neva Rebekah Lodge No. 119 Nevada City Elks Young Ladies Institute November 9 Nevada City Lions Grass Valley Elks Nevada City Soroptimists Grass Valley Kiwanis Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary of No. San Juan Boy Scouts Council RoyalArch Masons No. 18 Nevada City Masons DELORES BUTLER (left) foods chairman, and Fran Haddock, Home Advisor discussing plans for 4-H Speciality Jitney Dinner Nov. 5: They urge the public to attend. The Carriage Set! Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hammock of Grass Valley, are the parents of a son born October 26 at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. * * * * A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Tarp of Grass Valley on October 28, atthe Nevada County General Hospital. * * OK x Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Suponch of Cedar Ridge, are the parents otf a daughter born October 28 at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. kk OK * A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Billie Edwards of Nevada City on October 28 at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. * *K KX * Mr. and Mrs. Duane Ousley of Salyer, Trinity County, are the parents of a son born October 29 at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. * * kK * A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Eric Westberg of Grass Valley, on October 30, at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. By Cy Armstrong PREGCKEE> DOWWER DOIVNES P.0. Box 1267 Father Patrick Coffey, pastor of the Assumption Catholic church here for the past five years, has left for Fort Huschuca, Arizona as an Army Chaplain. Captain Coffey, as he is now called, said he expected to be in the service for at least five years. His place here willbe taken by Father Robert Connally, formerly of the Downieville parish. * ek OK * The Truckee VFW Post 7445 has announced they will hold a dance and installation of officers this Saturday at the Memorial Building. Music will be provided by Pete Tallants Band and refreshments will be served. * * OK x Dr. H.P. Tapia, superintendent of the Park and Recreation District, is organizing a winter basketball league to start in the near future. Games are Slated to be played in the high school gym. * * kK Evidence of the coming of the holiday season was noted locally with the Christmas tree cutters hardatwcrk. Henry Toccalini of the Forest Service at Truckee, announced that about 2500 trees in Segehen area will be cut commercially. No individual cutting will be allowed, Church Program "Adventures Around the World", will be narrated and slides shown by the Rev. Dr. Nelson of Yuba City, Sunday evening’at the Nevada City Methodist Church. Preceding the program # 6:30 pot luck supper willbe served. Members and friends are invited for an evening of interesting entertainment.