October 19, 1966 (20 pages)

WO. The Nugget. October 19, 1966 Ridge Road Garden Club Tea And Table Setting Brings Out Beautiful Displays The autumn tea and table setting sponsored by the Ridge Road Garden Club was amended by approximately three hundred women who thorougfily enjoyed the task of inspecting and judging the beautifully set tables, . The winners were chosen by balNevada City Garden Club took first place with this table. Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Auxiliary was third with this entry. Workers For Bizz Johnson Named Amy Nygard, chairman, and Roy Peterson, co-chairman, of the Nevada County committee seeking re-election of veteran Congressman Harold T ® (Bizz) Johnson, today announced the names of volunteers from throughout Nevada County who are aiding the Johnson for Congress campaign. “Bizz Johnson has served Nevada County and its neighbors for eight years as an effective working Member of Congress, ” Mrs, Nygard and Peterson said, “andwe are pleased to have the assistance ofa fine cross section of our area in our efforts to keep Bizz on the job for us in Washington. “ Congressman Johnson is seeking re-election in a campaign based primarily on his record of ser-, vice tothe people of the Second Congressional District and his broad legislative experience at local, state and federal government levels. Members of the Nevada County Johnson for Congress Committee, headed by Mrs. Nygard and Peterson, are: : Mr.'and Mrs, Al Blais, Mrs, Margie Kopp, and Mrs. Charlotte Halstead, all of Nevada City, and Brian A. Bishop of. Grass Valley. lot. Each woman who attended the tea voted her choice of the tables for first, second and third. The first place was won by the ‘Nevada City Garden Club who was awarded $20 for their effort. Second prize for $10 went toBeta Sigma Phi Sorority, and third for $5 to the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. The tea washeld in the Trail's End Club house on Brunswick Road, By Cy Armstrong TFRUGCEEE> DORRER DOINGS P.0. Box 1267 Honored at a farewell party last Tuesday night at the Donner Lake Lodge were Bob and Arlene Roth. Bob, who has been the senior inspector in charge of the Truck~ee Quarantine Station, and Arlene who has heen teaching at the Truckee Elementary School have lived in this area for 12 years and will be missed by their many friends. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority was second with this table setting. Friends Of The Libraries Special Meeting Only one teacher, Jean Haley, accepted the invitation to attend the Friends of the Libraries October 13 special meeting at The Gallery in Nevada City. CAROUSEL Through Nov. 6 «+eThe-paintings of Peter Schugren of Berkeley, a former Nevada *City area resident, are now being shown at The Gallery on Commercial Street in Nevada City, Oct. 16 -Ssdney Cohen, M.D., a leader in reasearch intothe controversial drug LSD, will discuss the drug at American River College lecture series. Dr, Cohen’s lecture will be presented at 8p. m, inthe River Playhouse on campus. The public is invited free of charge. October 24 .»-The “Paris Rive Gauche, “ a sextet of young Parisian cabaret singers from Paris’ left bank, will perform at 8:15 p.m, in Freeborn Hall on the Davis campus of the University of California,. December 3 .The. Second Annual Golden Gala Ball will be held in the Grass Valley Elks Club Hall for the benefit of the sheltered® workshop of the Nevada County Council for Retarded Children, For Teachers Mrs, Haley informedthe group that several teachersnow take their students on a tour of the library, Teachers should notify the librarian so that she will be * prepared for the visit. Janet Micoleau was in charge of the book booth at the Trade Fair, The group agreed to purchase an addition to the Nevada City Library ‘srecord collection in memory of Tom Schugren. An appropriate book will be donated in memory of Dorothy Mickey. The housing of the Thelma Nelson Collection of California at the Nevada City Library was discussed, JulieBramkamp, Nevada City story hour chairman, gave a re-port. Marilow Stirnaman is in charge of the session in the children's reading room at Grass Valley Library. The first was held October 15, The first session of the Nevada City Library story hour series will be held at ll a.m. Oct, 22. All children are welcome and may wear Halloween costumes if they wish. Missouri Visitor Mrs, Corinne Faherty of Moberly, Missouri; visited over the week end with her brother andwife, Mr. and Mrs. George O. Brooks, of Nevada City. She was accompanied by her daughter and husband, Mr, and Mrs, P.J., Bertoidi of Reno, who met her when she flew in by jet from Missouri, e The Roths are moving toO ‘Brien Oregon where Bob will be senior inspector at the Redwood, Quarantine Station. fe The farewell dinner was attended by approximately 30 fellow inspectors and their wives, ees 8 The Buckhunters Stew held on October 9 at the Truckee High School was highly successful and was attended by severa] hundred people. The winner of the -243 hunting rifle was Johnny Richards of Truckee. Dozens ofother gifts were donated by local merchants and were also awarded to the event. eee ¢ Last Saturday qhe temperature dippedto 10 in Truckee and only reached 38° during the day time. Sales of chains, antifreeze and snow tires should be brisk as winter seems to be on its way. ees2 8 There was a good turn out for the “Fall Fling", the annual fundraising dinner put on by the PTA at the Crystal Bay Club last Friday nite. The winner of the $400 snow blower was Bud Eckerman of Truckee. Many other lesser prizes donated by local merchants were given away. Some of the other prize winners were Tom Bonano, Willie Curran, Nancy Cross, Hal: Drummond, Joe Jessee, Carson White, Melba Giovannoni, and Cy Armstrong, Everyone enjoyed the delicious buffet dinner. Secretaries Will Hold Luncheon In Nevada City A luncheon honoring the State Second Vice President of Legal Secretaries, Bette Barton of Hanford, will meet at the historic National Hotel in Nevada City, on October 29, with the Nevada County Legal Secretary Association as hosts, The cordial hour is scheduled fornoon with lunch to follow at lp.m. Forreservations contact Dee Mautino at Route 1, Box 304, Nevada City, orcall 265-2643 or 265-4503, before October 21, According to Mrs. Mautino, Governor of the Nevada County Club, there will be door prizes and pretty heads galore. This is the first time this event has been held in Nevada City. The public is invited to attend. Grass Valley Odd Fellows To Gather Grass Valley Lodge No, 12, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday evening fora business meeting and for conferring the seconddegree on a candidate from Dutch Flat, Thenoble grand will also call for the second nomination of officers toserve Grass Valley lodge for the coming year. Plans will be made for roll call night which will be November 3. Refreshments by vice grand Loren Wasley and his committee will conclude the evenings program,

WO.. The Nugget.. October 19, 1966 Ridge Road Garden Club Tea And Table Setting Brings Out Beautiful Displays The autumn tea and table setting sponsored by the Ridge Road Garden Club was amended by approximately three hundred women who thorougfily enjoyed the task of inspecting and judging the beautifully set tables, . The winners were chosen by balNevada City Garden Club took first place with this table. Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Auxiliary was third with this entry. Workers For Bizz Johnson Named Amy Nygard, chairman, and Roy Peterson, co-chairman, of the Nevada County committee seeking re-election of veteran Congressman Harold T ® (Bizz) Johnson, today announced the names of volunteers from throughout Nevada County who are aiding the Johnson for Congress campaign. “Bizz Johnson has served Nevada County and its neighbors for eight years as an effective working Member of Congress, ” Mrs, Nygard and Peterson said, “andwe are pleased to have the assistance ofa fine cross section of our area in our efforts to keep Bizz on the job for us in Washington. “ Congressman Johnson is seeking re-election in a campaign based primarily on his record of ser-, vice tothe people of the Second Congressional District and his broad legislative experience at local, state and federal government levels. Members of the Nevada County Johnson for Congress Committee, headed by Mrs. Nygard and Peterson, are: : Mr.'and Mrs, Al Blais, Mrs, Margie Kopp, and Mrs. Charlotte Halstead, all of Nevada City, and Brian A. Bishop of. Grass Valley. lot. Each woman who attended the tea voted her choice of the tables for first, second and third. The first place was won by the ‘Nevada City Garden Club who was awarded $20 for their effort. Second prize for $10 went toBeta Sigma Phi Sorority, and third for $5 to the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. The tea washeld in the Trail's End Club house on Brunswick Road, By Cy Armstrong TFRUGCEEE> DORRER DOINGS P.0. Box 1267 Honored at a farewell party last Tuesday night at the Donner Lake Lodge were Bob and Arlene Roth. Bob, who has been the senior inspector in charge of the Truck~ee Quarantine Station, and Arlene who has heen teaching at the Truckee Elementary School have lived in this area for 12 years and will be missed by their many friends. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority was second with this table setting. Friends Of The Libraries Special Meeting Only one teacher, Jean Haley, accepted the invitation to attend the Friends of the Libraries October 13 special meeting at The Gallery in Nevada City. CAROUSEL Through Nov. 6 «+eThe-paintings of Peter Schugren of Berkeley, a former Nevada *City area resident, are now being shown at The Gallery on Commercial Street in Nevada City, Oct. 16 -Ssdney Cohen, M.D., a leader in reasearch intothe controversial drug LSD, will discuss the drug at American River College lecture series. Dr, Cohen’s lecture will be presented at 8p. m, inthe River Playhouse on campus. The public is invited free of charge. October 24 .»-The “Paris Rive Gauche, “ a sextet of young Parisian cabaret singers from Paris’ left bank, will perform at 8:15 p.m, in Freeborn Hall on the Davis campus of the University of California,. December 3 ..The. Second Annual Golden Gala Ball will be held in the Grass Valley Elks Club Hall for the benefit of the sheltered® workshop of the Nevada County Council for Retarded Children, For Teachers Mrs, Haley informedthe group that several teachersnow take their students on a tour of the library, Teachers should notify the librarian so that she will be

* prepared for the visit. Janet Micoleau was in charge of the book booth at the Trade Fair, The group agreed to purchase an addition to the Nevada City Library ‘srecord collection in memory of Tom Schugren. An appropriate book will be donated in memory of Dorothy Mickey. The housing of the Thelma Nelson Collection of California at the Nevada City Library was discussed, JulieBramkamp, Nevada City story hour chairman, gave a re-port. Marilow Stirnaman is in charge of the session in the children's reading room at Grass Valley Library. The first was held October 15, The first session of the Nevada City Library story hour series will be held at ll a.m. Oct, 22. All children are welcome and may wear Halloween costumes if they wish. Missouri Visitor Mrs, Corinne Faherty of Moberly, Missouri; visited over the week end with her brother andwife, Mr. and Mrs. George O. Brooks, of Nevada City. She was accompanied by her daughter and husband, Mr, and Mrs, P.J., Bertoidi of Reno, who met her when she flew in by jet from Missouri, e The Roths are moving toO ‘Brien Oregon where Bob will be senior inspector at the Redwood, Quarantine Station. fe The farewell dinner was attended by approximately 30 fellow inspectors and their wives, ees 8 The Buckhunters Stew held on October 9 at the Truckee High School was highly successful and was attended by severa] hundred people. The winner of the -243 hunting rifle was Johnny Richards of Truckee. Dozens ofother gifts were donated by local merchants and were also awarded to the event. eee ¢ Last Saturday qhe temperature dippedto 10 in Truckee and only reached 38° during the day time. Sales of chains, antifreeze and snow tires should be brisk as winter seems to be on its way. ees2 8 There was a good turn out for the “Fall Fling", the annual fundraising dinner put on by the PTA at the Crystal Bay Club last Friday nite. The winner of the $400 snow blower was Bud Eckerman of Truckee. Many other lesser prizes donated by local merchants were given away. Some of the other prize winners were Tom Bonano, Willie Curran, Nancy Cross, Hal: Drummond, Joe Jessee, Carson White, Melba Giovannoni, and Cy Armstrong, Everyone enjoyed the delicious buffet dinner. Secretaries Will Hold Luncheon In Nevada City A luncheon honoring the State Second Vice President of Legal Secretaries, Bette Barton of Hanford, will meet at the historic National Hotel in Nevada City, on October 29, with the Nevada County Legal Secretary Association as hosts, The cordial hour is scheduled fornoon with lunch to follow at lp.m. Forreservations contact Dee Mautino at Route 1, Box 304, Nevada City, orcall 265-2643 or 265-4503, before October 21, According to Mrs. Mautino, Governor of the Nevada County Club, there will be door prizes and pretty heads galore. This is the first time this event has been held in Nevada City. The public is invited to attend. Grass Valley Odd Fellows To Gather Grass Valley Lodge No, 12, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday evening fora business meeting and for conferring the seconddegree on a candidate from Dutch Flat, Thenoble grand will also call for the second nomination of officers toserve Grass Valley lodge for the coming year. Plans will be made for roll call night which will be November 3. Refreshments by vice grand Loren Wasley and his committee will conclude the evenings program,