October 11, 1967 (16 pages)

8 The Nevada County Nugget, . . October ll, 1967 ° e@ Lura Arnold 6 265-2471 . Gala committee members shown here discussing final details for the benefit Ball October 28, are (I. to r.) Mrs. Jack C. Harney, Chairman Mrs. Richard McKenzie, and Mrs. Frank D. Francis. Gala Ball Becomes Reality October 28 Reservations are due by Saturday, Oct, 14, for the 1967 Golden Gala Ball, the elegant Black-tie event slated for Oct, 28. The early and enthusiastic response to the benefit ball invitations holds promise that it willbe even more successful than the first two galas, Mrs, Jerome Frey, treasurer for the Gala Committee, reports that an unusually large number have already contributed as patrons, in addition to the rapidly growing list of guest reservations, All profit from theGoldenGala goes to the Nevada County Community Workshop, located on the Idaho-Maryland Read, Grass “Valley, a sheltered workshop for the retarded or otherwise handicapped, A buffet supper, with a varied menu of hot and cold dishes will be served in the newly renovated dining room by Gourmet Caterers, of Sacramento, Mrs. Richard McKenzie is chairman for this year’s Golden Gala, GOLDEN GALA BALL--Formal is the word for the popular invitational affair. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevenson, shown here, are ready for the ball. David Mills Studio David Mills Studio Garden Club Meet The next meeting of the Nevada City Garden Club will be held at 12:30 p.m., on Thursday, Oct. 12 at the home of Adelaide Elliott on Bloomfield Road, Nevada City, instead of at Hulda Kopp's home as originally planned, Loretta Kraetsch and Loreine Lupien will take the members of theirrecent Canadian Tour with slides and narration by these ladies, Fall Tea Set October 26th from 2 to 4 p.m, is the date and time for the Fall Tea sponsored by theRuthCircle of the First Methodist Church of Grass Valley. : This event will open the season’s social activities of the Woman's Society of Christian Service, It compares nicely with the annual Spring Luncheon attended by many women of this and surrounding areas, Mrs, B, Page and her committee, Mrs, Sidney Hamilton, Mrs, Samuel Ming, Mrs. Joseph Sober, and Mrs, W. H. Willson, are carrying out the theme, ‘Ah! Indian Summer" in the beautiful hand-crafted program. favors, Tickets may be purchased from circle members or at the door, The new women of the church and community are invited to come and get acquainted and make new friends, A baby sitter will be provided, Esther Rebekahs Meet Esther Rebekah Lodge will honor all Past Noble Grands and Past Grands when they convene at 8 p.m., October 14, in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall, 1101/2 Mill Street, Grass Valley, Noble Grand Edna Rudd will preside, All officers and members are urged to attend this meeting as it will also be the first nomination of officers for the coming year, Music for the Golden Gala Ball will be provided by the Buddy Harpham orchestra -— twelve pieces plus lovely Miss Lynn Steiner as vocalist, and by the lively Red Garter Jazz Band, with both groups playing simultaneously in the two dance areas of thé Grass Valley Elks Lodge. — Observing a workshop trainee at the task of hand-hooking are Mrs. William C. Briggs, Mrs. Weston W. Brunker, Mrs. Michael L. Good, and Mrs. Vernon Stoll. The Golden Gala Ball, now in its third year, is a major source of income for the Nevada County Community Workshop, which offers work and training to the handicapped so that they may become wholly or in part self-supporting. David Mills Studio Laurel Parlor No.6 Plans Plaque Placing Ceremony Plans have been finalized for the official visit of Grand President June Titus Goldie, of San Gabriel Valley No, 281 Parlor of the Native Daughters of the Golden West, to the Laurel Parlor No. 6, Manzanita Parlor No. 29, and the Sierra Pines Parlor, on October 18, The cermonies will begin at 4:30 p.m. with the dedication of a new plaque being placed at the entrance of the Pioneer Cemetery, West Broad Street, Nevada City, by the Native Sons and Daughters of Nevada City, Grand President June Goldie will officiate at this ceremony, Esther McCluskey and Elza Kilroy, chairmen for the marking of historic landmarks, have worked long toward this project, This historic cemetery has many names of pioneers of this area and is visited yearly by tourists Here and old friends of the community and the placing of this plaque will add to the interest and attractiveness of the cemetery. A catered dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m,, in the banquet hall of the Nevada City Veterans Memorial Building, with Lenore Coughlin as chairman of the Nevada City, Grass Valley, and Colfax committee for the arrangements, Reservations for the dinner must be in by October 14, They may be made by contacting Mrs, Coughlin at 265-2583. Laurel Parlor will not only host the official visit, but will conduct the initiation ceremonjes. Manzanita Parlor will do the opening and Sierra Pines Parlor the closing ceremonies of the meeting. Light refreshments will be served at the close of the evening.

8 The Nevada County Nugget, . . October ll, 1967 ° e@ Lura Arnold 6 265-2471 . Gala committee members shown here discussing final details for the benefit Ball October 28, are (I. to r.) Mrs. Jack C. Harney, Chairman Mrs. Richard McKenzie, and Mrs. Frank D. Francis. Gala Ball Becomes Reality October 28 Reservations are due by Saturday, Oct, 14, for the 1967 Golden Gala Ball, the elegant Black-tie event slated for Oct, 28. The early and enthusiastic response to the benefit ball invitations holds promise that it willbe even more successful than the first two galas, Mrs, Jerome Frey, treasurer for the Gala Committee, reports that an unusually large number have already contributed as patrons, in addition to the rapidly growing list of guest reservations, All profit from theGoldenGala goes to the Nevada County Community Workshop, located on the Idaho-Maryland Read, Grass “Valley, a sheltered workshop for the retarded or otherwise handicapped, A buffet supper, with a varied menu of hot and cold dishes will be served in the newly renovated dining room by Gourmet Caterers, of Sacramento, Mrs. Richard McKenzie is chairman for this year’s Golden Gala, GOLDEN GALA BALL--Formal is the word for the popular invitational affair. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevenson, shown here, are ready for the ball. David Mills Studio David Mills Studio Garden Club Meet The next meeting of the Nevada City Garden Club will be held at 12:30 p.m., on Thursday, Oct. 12 at the home of Adelaide Elliott on Bloomfield Road, Nevada City, instead of at Hulda Kopp's home as originally planned, Loretta Kraetsch and Loreine Lupien will take the members of theirrecent Canadian Tour with slides and narration by these ladies, Fall Tea Set October 26th from 2 to 4 p.m, is the date and time for the Fall Tea sponsored by theRuthCircle of the First Methodist Church of Grass Valley. : This event will open the season’s social activities of the Woman's Society of Christian Service, It compares nicely with the annual Spring Luncheon attended by many women of this and surrounding areas, Mrs, B, Page and her committee, Mrs, Sidney Hamilton, Mrs, Samuel Ming, Mrs. Joseph Sober, and Mrs, W. H. Willson, are carrying out the theme, ‘Ah! Indian Summer" in the beautiful hand-crafted program. favors, Tickets may be purchased from circle members or at the door, The new women of the church and community are invited to come and get acquainted and make new friends, A baby sitter will be provided,

Esther Rebekahs Meet Esther Rebekah Lodge will honor all Past Noble Grands and Past Grands when they convene at 8 p.m., October 14, in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall, 1101/2 Mill Street, Grass Valley, Noble Grand Edna Rudd will preside, All officers and members are urged to attend this meeting as it will also be the first nomination of officers for the coming year, Music for the Golden Gala Ball will be provided by the Buddy Harpham orchestra -— twelve pieces plus lovely Miss Lynn Steiner as vocalist, and by the lively Red Garter Jazz Band, with both groups playing simultaneously in the two dance areas of thé Grass Valley Elks Lodge. — Observing a workshop trainee at the task of hand-hooking are Mrs. William C. Briggs, Mrs. Weston W. Brunker, Mrs. Michael L. Good, and Mrs. Vernon Stoll. The Golden Gala Ball, now in its third year, is a major source of income for the Nevada County Community Workshop, which offers work and training to the handicapped so that they may become wholly or in part self-supporting. David Mills Studio Laurel Parlor No.6 Plans Plaque Placing Ceremony Plans have been finalized for the official visit of Grand President June Titus Goldie, of San Gabriel Valley No, 281 Parlor of the Native Daughters of the Golden West, to the Laurel Parlor No. 6, Manzanita Parlor No. 29, and the Sierra Pines Parlor, on October 18, The cermonies will begin at 4:30 p.m. with the dedication of a new plaque being placed at the entrance of the Pioneer Cemetery, West Broad Street, Nevada City, by the Native Sons and Daughters of Nevada City, Grand President June Goldie will officiate at this ceremony, Esther McCluskey and Elza Kilroy, chairmen for the marking of historic landmarks, have worked long toward this project, This historic cemetery has many names of pioneers of this area and is visited yearly by tourists Here and old friends of the community and the placing of this plaque will add to the interest and attractiveness of the cemetery. A catered dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m,, in the banquet hall of the Nevada City Veterans Memorial Building, with Lenore Coughlin as chairman of the Nevada City, Grass Valley, and Colfax committee for the arrangements, Reservations for the dinner must be in by October 14, They may be made by contacting Mrs, Coughlin at 265-2583. Laurel Parlor will not only host the official visit, but will conduct the initiation ceremonjes. Manzanita Parlor will do the opening and Sierra Pines Parlor the closing ceremonies of the meeting. Light refreshments will be served at the close of the evening.