October 4, 1967 (16 pages)

Partinton-Hurst Wedding Held At Peace Lutheran The Peace Lutheran Church was the locale chosen by Gigi Partinton and Terril Hurst for their wedding September 16, The Rev. Carl Sandbeck officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, George J, Partington of Grass Valley Mr, and Mrs, W. B, Hurst of Fellows are the parents of the groom. A cage gown styled of lace featuring a sabrina neckline, three-quarter length sleeves and hemline trimmed with bands of satin, and flowing over a satin sheath underdress, was chosen by the bride for her wedding day. A watteau styled detachable chapel train, also bordered in the satin, fell from the shoulders, A cluster of satin petals secured the bride's elbow length silk illusion veil, She carried a bouquet of white roses and carnations, Mr. Partinton, father of the bride, gave his daughter in marriage, Laurie Goldsmith was the matron-of hqnor, She was gowned in a cage style of romance blue chiffon over satin featuring a scooped neckline, three-quarter length sleeves with satin bands borderin both the sleeves and hemline of the cage. Linda Stark, the bird's cousin, Margaret Sheridan and Anne Cassetari were the secondary attendants. They were gowned identical to the matorn of honor, All attendants wore matching headpieces and pumps. They carried bouquets of blue and white carnations,Harold Dean Artz served as the best man, Brian Patrick, Douglas Wheeler and Ken Matney ushered, Mrs, Partington chose a gown of pale gold lace in a modified cage style, with matching accessories, The-groom's mother wore a gown of beige lace with matching accessories, Orchid corsages completed their attire, After receiving guests at the Alta Sierra Country Club, the youn couple left for a honeymoon to San Francisco and Hawaii, Upon their return, they will be at home in Taft, The new Mrs, Hurst chose for her going away attire, a blue sheath with matching accessories, The bride graduated from Nevada Union High School and completed theree years at the University of California at Davis, The bridegroom graduated from Taft Union High School, Taft College and the UCD, where he received his B.S, degree in chemeical engineering. He is now employed by Tidewater Oil Company. of Grass Valley became the parEncampment, The first social evening of the fall season for the UnionEncampment and the LadiesEncampment Auxiliary will be held Friday, Oct. 6, in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall, 110-1/2 MillStreet, Grass Valley. The evening will begin with a pot luck dinner at 6:30 p.m. with LEA To Meet Patriarchs Carl Goddard and Oakley Marris in charge of the serving, Games will follow. Members of all branches of the Odd Fellows Order, their families, and friends are cordially invited to come out for an evening of good food and plenty of fun, SIERRA NEVADA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs, James H. Davis of Alleghany, became the parents of a son on September 19, 1967. * KOK A son was born September 20, 1967, to. Mr. and Mrs, Bill Berquist of Ayburn, * eK * Mr, and Mrs, Douglas Bigley are the parents of a son born on September 20, 1967. The Bigleys are from Camptonville, * * * * A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs, Charles Goudey of Grass Valley on September 22, 1967, * ** * Mr, and Mrs, Richard Nielsen ents of a daughter on September 22, 1967, * ek eK A son was born September 23, 1967, to Mr. and Mrs, Larry Clark of Grass Valley. * * * * Mr, and Mrs. Gary Jones are the parents of asonbornSeptember 24, 1967. The Jones are residents of North San Juan, *** * A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs, John Mincks of Nevada City, on September 25, 1967. * ee OK Mr. and Mrs. John Eramoupe became the parents of a daughter born on September 25, 1967. The Eramoupes are of Nevada City. * * *' A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs, David Forbes of Grass Valley on September 25, 1967, MIDVALLEY ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOW © The third annual Midvalley Arts. and Crafts Show will be held Oct. 7 through 13 under the direction of the Marysville Art Club of the California Federation of Women's Clubs, and sponsored by the Midvalley Savings and Loan Association, Among the counties entered are Nevada, Butte, Colusa, Glenn, Placer, Plumas, Sierra, Sutter, and Yuba, The entries received indicate there will be a good representation from all areas, The show will be open to the public and may be seen at the Yuba City office of the Midvalley Savings, 800 Plumas Street. The Nevada County Nugget.. October 4, 1967 9 Over 500 Reservations For Mine Tour Saturday "Over 500 reservations have already been received, and they are continuing to come in," said George Brooks, reservations chairman of the upcoming Annual Tour of the Mines this Saturday. Brooks said that people "from all over'"’ are making reservations for the tour inGrass Valley and Nevada City. Brooks. said that reservations are being received daily "in bunches" and that public response has been surprisingly high. The Grass Valley-Kiwanis Club has arranged visits to many of the famous gold mines that still exist in the county. These include--"TheE mpire," "Idaho-Maryland," "North Star," "Champion" and the famed Malakoff D The tour will begin at the Nevada County Fair Grounds at 8:30 a.m, and continue until 3:30 p.m. Lunch, which will be provided will be served from noon to_1 p.m,at the Empire Mine, The lunch will consist of a choice of beverage, fruit and a "pasty," the delicacy made State Rebekeis President popular by the Cornish miners, They are often referred to as "Cousin Jacks." Brooks suggested that those going on the tour bring their cameras and wear comfortable shoes, Appropriate attire should be worn, he added. Cost of the tour will be $3 for adults and $1.50 for children under 12, Reservations may be made through Brooks, whose address is 302 Brock Road, Nevada City. Champion At Alta-Sierra Jackie Kamberstad, carding a 276, was named new women's champion following the final round of the contest at Alta-Sierra Country Club. Jackie defeated last year's champion, Jan Pugh, who was runnerup this year, turning ina score of 280. Low net for the first flight went to Pat Hockett with 241, runnerup was June Mikan, 249, Second flight winners were June Harney, 232 and runnerup was Carol Painter, 241, i Pays Official Visit Here The President of the Rebekah Assembly of Califo Mr rnia, Ss. Charlotte Taylor, made her official visit to Neva Rebekah Lodge No, 119, Nevada City, last Tuesday evening. Noble Grand Jane Elliott presided over the meeting. Mrs, Taylor was accompanied and escorted by Irene Washburn of Upland, and Marion McKenan, of Palo Alto, the Marshall and Conductor of the Assembly, Other grand and past grand officers escorted to seats of honor were: Mr. Ted S, Ede and Mr. Edward Wolff, both past Grand Masters of the state of Nevada, and Mrs, Ruth Ede, past president of Nevada, The District Deputies were escorted and introduced, Committee members and presiding offiecrs were also introduced and welcomed, Officers and members from Esther, Naomi and Manzanita Rebekah Lodges in this district, as well as those from lodges in Sacramento, Altura, Forest Hill, Roseville and Reno, attended the meeting, : Following a very interesting and informative talk by Mrs, Taylor, members of Neva Rebekah performed a colorful presentation drill, District Deputy President Gladys Stokes of Neva Rebekah, sang "Only a Rose”, after which she presented Mrs, Tagton With 8 C1 trom Wes Heogen & Disetiet 21. receding the meeting, a bountiful potluck dinn served in the Odd Fellows dining hall, 3 mee At the close of the eveining, light refreshments were served at tables decorated with candles, roses, and the silver rings of friendship, Pauline Mullis was the chair assisted committee, i ~— a ne

Partinton-Hurst Wedding Held At Peace Lutheran The Peace Lutheran Church was the locale chosen by Gigi Partinton and Terril Hurst for their wedding September 16, The Rev. Carl Sandbeck officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, George J, Partington of Grass Valley Mr, and Mrs, W. B, Hurst of Fellows are the parents of the groom. A cage gown styled of lace featuring a sabrina neckline, three-quarter length sleeves and hemline trimmed with bands of satin, and flowing over a satin sheath underdress, was chosen by the bride for her wedding day. A watteau styled detachable chapel train, also bordered in the satin, fell from the shoulders, A cluster of satin petals secured the bride's elbow length silk illusion veil, She carried a bouquet of white roses and carnations, Mr. Partinton, father of the bride, gave his daughter in marriage, Laurie Goldsmith was the matron-of hqnor, She was gowned in a cage style of romance blue chiffon over satin featuring a scooped neckline, three-quarter length sleeves with satin bands borderin both the sleeves and hemline of the cage. Linda Stark, the bird's cousin, Margaret Sheridan and Anne Cassetari were the secondary attendants. They were gowned identical to the matorn of honor, All attendants wore matching headpieces and pumps. They carried bouquets of blue and white carnations,Harold Dean Artz served as the best man, Brian Patrick, Douglas Wheeler and Ken Matney ushered, Mrs, Partington chose a gown of pale gold lace in a modified cage style, with matching accessories, The-groom's mother wore a gown of beige lace with matching accessories, Orchid corsages completed their attire, After receiving guests at the Alta Sierra Country Club, the youn couple left for a honeymoon to San Francisco and Hawaii, Upon their return, they will be at home in Taft, The new Mrs, Hurst chose for her going away attire, a blue sheath with matching accessories, The bride graduated from Nevada Union High School and completed theree years at the University of California at Davis, The bridegroom graduated from Taft Union High School, Taft College and the UCD, where he received his B.S, degree in chemeical engineering. He is now employed by Tidewater Oil Company. of Grass Valley became the parEncampment, The first social evening of the fall season for the UnionEncampment and the LadiesEncampment Auxiliary will be held Friday, Oct. 6, in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall, 110-1/2 MillStreet, Grass Valley. The evening will begin with a pot luck dinner at 6:30 p.m. with LEA To Meet Patriarchs Carl Goddard and Oakley Marris in charge of the serving, Games will follow. Members of all branches of the Odd Fellows Order, their families, and friends are cordially invited to come out for an evening of good food and plenty of fun, SIERRA NEVADA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs, James H. Davis of Alleghany, became the parents of a son on September 19, 1967. * KOK A son was born September 20, 1967, to. Mr. and Mrs, Bill Berquist of Ayburn, * eK * Mr, and Mrs, Douglas Bigley are the parents of a son born on September 20, 1967. The Bigleys are from Camptonville, * * * * A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs, Charles Goudey of Grass Valley on September 22, 1967, * ** * Mr, and Mrs, Richard Nielsen ents of a daughter on September 22, 1967, * ek eK A son was born September 23, 1967, to Mr. and Mrs, Larry Clark of Grass Valley. * * * * Mr, and Mrs. Gary Jones are the parents of asonbornSeptember 24, 1967. The Jones are residents of North San Juan, *** * A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs, John Mincks of Nevada City, on September 25, 1967. * ee OK Mr. and Mrs. John Eramoupe became the parents of a daughter born on September 25, 1967. The Eramoupes are of Nevada City. * * *' A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs, David Forbes of Grass Valley on September 25, 1967, MIDVALLEY ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOW © The third annual Midvalley Arts. and Crafts Show will be

held Oct. 7 through 13 under the direction of the Marysville Art Club of the California Federation of Women's Clubs, and sponsored by the Midvalley Savings and Loan Association, Among the counties entered are Nevada, Butte, Colusa, Glenn, Placer, Plumas, Sierra, Sutter, and Yuba, The entries received indicate there will be a good representation from all areas, The show will be open to the public and may be seen at the Yuba City office of the Midvalley Savings, 800 Plumas Street. The Nevada County Nugget... October 4, 1967 9 Over 500 Reservations For Mine Tour Saturday "Over 500 reservations have already been received, and they are continuing to come in," said George Brooks, reservations chairman of the upcoming Annual Tour of the Mines this Saturday. Brooks said that people "from all over'"’ are making reservations for the tour inGrass Valley and Nevada City. Brooks. said that reservations are being received daily "in bunches" and that public response has been surprisingly high. The Grass Valley-Kiwanis Club has arranged visits to many of the famous gold mines that still exist in the county. These include--"TheE mpire," "Idaho-Maryland," "North Star," "Champion" and the famed Malakoff D The tour will begin at the Nevada County Fair Grounds at 8:30 a.m, and continue until 3:30 p.m. Lunch, which will be provided will be served from noon to_1 p.m,at the Empire Mine, The lunch will consist of a choice of beverage, fruit and a "pasty," the delicacy made State Rebekeis President popular by the Cornish miners, They are often referred to as "Cousin Jacks." Brooks suggested that those going on the tour bring their cameras and wear comfortable shoes, Appropriate attire should be worn, he added. Cost of the tour will be $3 for adults and $1.50 for children under 12, Reservations may be made through Brooks, whose address is 302 Brock Road, Nevada City. Champion At Alta-Sierra Jackie Kamberstad, carding a 276, was named new women's champion following the final round of the contest at Alta-Sierra Country Club. Jackie defeated last year's champion, Jan Pugh, who was runnerup this year, turning ina score of 280. Low net for the first flight went to Pat Hockett with 241, runnerup was June Mikan, 249, Second flight winners were June Harney, 232 and runnerup was Carol Painter, 241, i Pays Official Visit Here The President of the Rebekah Assembly of Califo Mr rnia, Ss. Charlotte Taylor, made her official visit to Neva Rebekah Lodge No, 119, Nevada City, last Tuesday evening. Noble Grand Jane Elliott presided over the meeting. Mrs, Taylor was accompanied and escorted by Irene Washburn of Upland, and Marion McKenan, of Palo Alto, the Marshall and Conductor of the Assembly, Other grand and past grand officers escorted to seats of honor were: Mr. Ted S, Ede and Mr. Edward Wolff, both past Grand Masters of the state of Nevada, and Mrs, Ruth Ede, past president of Nevada, The District Deputies were escorted and introduced, Committee members and presiding offiecrs were also introduced and welcomed, Officers and members from Esther, Naomi and Manzanita Rebekah Lodges in this district, as well as those from lodges in Sacramento, Altura, Forest Hill, Roseville and Reno, attended the meeting, : Following a very interesting and informative talk by Mrs, Taylor, members of Neva Rebekah performed a colorful presentation drill, District Deputy President Gladys Stokes of Neva Rebekah, sang "Only a Rose”, after which she presented Mrs, Tagton With 8 C1 trom Wes Heogen & Disetiet 21. receding the meeting, a bountiful potluck dinn served in the Odd Fellows dining hall, 3 mee At the close of the eveining, light refreshments were served at tables decorated with candles, roses, and the silver rings of friendship, Pauline Mullis was the chair assisted committee, i ~— a ne