September 14, 1966 (20 pages)

Idea Shop Opens Second Year Of Classes In Arts And Crafts _ Thesecond year of successfully offering interesting hobby classes of the Nevada County residents is now under wav at The Idea Workshop 239 Commercial Street, Nevada City. ‘Some of the classes offered last year will continue again this year, and several new classes will be offered. The classes will start the week of September 12, Marge Kopp will continue teaching the oil painting classes, A class for men only will be held at 7:30 p,m. on Monday, Ladies classes will be held at 10:00 a.m, and 7:30 p.m, on Wednesday. Josephine Pease will teach a watercolorclass at 9:00 a.m, on Monday,, Mrs, Pease,, weil. known Nevada County artist, will also teach Japanese brush painting in this class, Margaret Hamblin will instruct the chair caning class at 2:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m, on Thursday. Mrs. Hamblin requests that anyone attending this class use the antique chairs with the holes already in place, This has become a popular hobby since antique furniture is so much in demand at the present time, Sam Hinsman will teach an upholstery class at 7:30 p.m, on Tuesday, Hinsman owns a successful upholstery business in the county, and has previously taught upholsteryin the Bay Area, Tole painting will be taught byBetty Woods in a class on Tuesday. This type of painting is done on metal containers, and Mrs, Woods teaches both the traditional early American patterns aswellas contemprary A beginning and an advanced class will be offered in Crewel embroidery, tobe taught by Lanrel Stackpole, who formerly taught in Nantucket, Mass,. Traditional crewel stitches and patterns aretaught in the beginning class and designing original patterns is taught in the advanced class, This class This class changes days to-accommodate the members who enter. Lois Johnson will again teach the Mosaic class at 7:30 p.m. The various t€chniques used in mosaic design are featured in this class, Persons interested in attending any of these classes should inquire in advance regarding suppBeeps Schedule Their Fall Conference In Sacramento Fall Conference of Capital District Business and Professional Women’s Club will be held September 24-25 at the El Dorado Hotel, Sacramento, Presidents of host clubs are Mrs. Mary A. Bouma, Grass Valley and Mrs, June Katz, Camellia City. Co-chairman for the conference, which is themed, “Realize”, will be Mrs, Hazel M, Browning, Grass Valley, and Mrs, Mary Johnson, Sacra< mento, Registration will begin at 9:30 a.m, Saturday with Molly Ford as reservations chairman, and Mrs. Alice Soderberg, district credentials chairman. Mrs, Doris Johnson, President of Capital District will officiate atan executive committee meeting prior to the board of directors® luncheon, fj General session will be at 1:30 pem, Saturday with the first roll call, business of the day, workshops and evaluation, Mrs, Leslie Anderson, legislation chairman and Mrs, Frances Rains, world affairs chairman, will conduct the workshops. Mrs, Lois McClain, state representative will be guest speaker at the Saturday night banquet, She is state program coordinator, The Saturday night banquet will be a 49 er's party with costume dress optional, Special breakfasts will be held, by club presidents and membership chairman on Sunday, when registration tables will be open from 9 to 11 a.m. The conference will close with a luncheon Sunday at which time various awards will be given. > 4 “eee OY, ’ to. fi Be MR. AND MRS. CHARLES ANTONE of Grass ' Valley are shown here receiving their plane tickets to Hawaiifrom Mrs. Theodore Niehaus. They were the lucky winners of the drawing at the barbecue held at Lion's Lake sponsored by St. Patrick's Parish. lies, condition of furniture, etc. Future classes are scheduled, based on the interest of the public, Some of the classes to be offered are: copper enameling, silk screening, wood carving, leathercraft, jewlry, sculpture, china painting, wood blocking, glass firing and lapidary, Interested persons should register and when enough people have signed up, a class will be scheduled, The Idea Workshop is open all day Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., for inquiries and assistance about any of the classes, GENE CHAPPIE, Assemblyman from the Sixth District, visited the Nevada County exhibit at the State Fair in Sacramento recently. Chappie is shown here with Mrs. Mary Lou Steger of Nevada City who designed the county exhibit. Alpha Joins With Ace Hardware The owners of Alpha Hardware have announced the affiliation of their stores with Ace Hardware Corp. of Chicago, Illinois, which is a dealer orgainzation formed to benefit independent retail stores by bringing to them the mass purchasing power of over 825 stores, By this affiliation withthe ACE purchasing orgainzation, ALPHA will be able to utilize the facilities of a 100,000 square Dutch Flat Man Receives First Degree In Grass Valley The initiatory first degree was conferred on a delegate from the Dutch F lat Odd Fellows Lodge Thursday evening by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge No, 12 in the Grass Valley Hall, Past Noble Grand, Albert Roe, presided in the absence of Earnest Mason, noble grand of Odd Fellows Lodge No, 12, Plans were finalized for the public party to be held in the Odd Fellows Hall at 8:00 p.m., September 17, The public is cordially invited and all members of the lodge are urged to attend, Refreshments were served by Loren Wasley. Mr. And Mrs. Antone Return From Hawaii Mr, and Mrs, Charles Antone of 101 West Ridge Road, Grass Valley, recently retumed froma visit to Hawaii, During their visit, they stopped at the Trop~ ‘ icalIsle.on WaikikiBeach, Oahu Island, The Antones toured the island seeing points of interest among the most beautiful and interesting being the Pearl Harbor cruise, Muchof ¢cheir time was spent in the International Market Place, an experience filled with fascination, The highlight of their visit was a luau at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel, ‘They were entertained by the most popular entertainer of the Islands, Don Ho, who fs fast gaining popularity in the states through appearances made in New York City and Las Vegas, The Antones made the trip, which was sponsored by St. Patrick's Parish of: Grass Valley, by United Airlines, . footw arehouse in Chicago, T hese warehouses are stocked with practically everything that ishandled by an up-to-date and completely stocked retail hardware store, ALPHA will also have the use of modern merchandising and advertising departments which makes it possible for themto keep their customers advised faster than ever before about new items as they appear on the market, ° Richard Hesse, President of ACE Hardware Corporation, welcomed ALPHA into the orgainzation and stated tlat the high quality of ALPHA'S independent Native Daughters To Hold A School Of Instruction Sunday A school of instruction for the Native Daughters of the Golden West, Laurel Parlor No, 6, has been set for 10:00 a, m, through 4:00 p.m,, September 18, at the Veterans Building, 415 North Pine Street, Nevada City, Grand Marshal Hazel Matllette of Gold Ophir Parlor No, 190, Oroville, will conduct the meeting. Four districts, including eleven parlors, will participate. The hostesses will be the Supervising District Deputy Grand President anddeputies of District 14 of Nevada County. All Native Daughters are invited to attend as we hope to have an interesting meeting. Esther Rebekahs Held Initiatory Work Saturday Evening Noble Grand, Zale Johnson, presided over the meeting of the Esther Rebekah Lodge No, 9 held Saturday evening in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall on Mill Street in Grass Valley, _A gift of a white dove to be used ‘in the initiatary work was given tothe lodge by vice grand Edna Rudd, The’ presentation was made by Gladys Clemo, Plans were made for Esther Rebekah Lodge to goto Truckee on October 13 for a school of instruction under the direction of District Deputy Presidem, Leonore Vind, Refresliments were served by hz, and Mrs, Warren Ridinger : and Mr, and Mrs, Lollick, retail hardware stores is typical of the other ACE stores in 38 states, This association should benefit the people of Nevada County by bringing to them the latest of merchandise as soon as it becomes available, and at the favorable prices that tremendous buying makes possible, Downey Clinch, President of ALPHA stated that the local stores will continue to operate as an independent, home-owned business withthe same management and personnel as in the past, and will use the facilities offered by the ACE orgainzation to continue their constant efforts toward improvement, Mrs Peggy Rude Speaks For Nevada City Garden Club Mrs. Peggy Rude, of Grass Valley, gave a most interesting and beneficial talk before the Nevada City Garden Club on the raising and caring for garden herbs, She brought plants and speciment from her garden to show as she spoke on each individual plant, The Garden Club met Thursday fora dessert luncheon at the home of Betty Preston in Grass Valley, with Florence Heavner, of Nevada City, and Loretta Kraetsch of Grass Valley, as co-hostesses, There were 25 members and two guests present, The guests were Mrs, Sweeney of Lafayette, and Mrs, Weeks, of NevadaCity. President Mary Moser presided over the business meeting. The next meeting will be Oct~ ober 13 when the Nevada City Garden club will attend the Ridge Road Garden Club, They will have an entry in the table setting display. Grass Valley Soroptimists To Meet At Noon The Grass Valley Soroptimists will hold their regular at 12:30 instead of the old time of 12:00 noon, at the Office, Members are urged tobe present to discuss the Year Program, President Gladys Dart will pres~ ide, a a” eel oy ee sion ie ee a

Idea Shop Opens Second Year Of Classes In Arts And Crafts _ Thesecond year of successfully offering interesting hobby classes of the Nevada County residents is now under wav at The Idea Workshop 239 Commercial Street, Nevada City. ‘Some of the classes offered last year will continue again this year, and several new classes will be offered. The classes will start the week of September 12, Marge Kopp will continue teaching the oil painting classes, A class for men only will be held at 7:30 p,m. on Monday, Ladies classes will be held at 10:00 a.m, and 7:30 p.m, on Wednesday. Josephine Pease will teach a watercolorclass at 9:00 a.m, on Monday,, Mrs, Pease,, weil. known Nevada County artist, will also teach Japanese brush painting in this class, Margaret Hamblin will instruct the chair caning class at 2:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m, on Thursday. Mrs. Hamblin requests that anyone attending this class use the antique chairs with the holes already in place, This has become a popular hobby since antique furniture is so much in demand at the present time, Sam Hinsman will teach an upholstery class at 7:30 p.m, on Tuesday, Hinsman owns a successful upholstery business in the county, and has previously taught upholsteryin the Bay Area, Tole painting will be taught byBetty Woods in a class on Tuesday. This type of painting is done on metal containers, and Mrs, Woods teaches both the traditional early American patterns aswellas contemprary A beginning and an advanced class will be offered in Crewel embroidery, tobe taught by Lanrel Stackpole, who formerly taught in Nantucket, Mass,. Traditional crewel stitches and patterns aretaught in the beginning class and designing original patterns is taught in the advanced class, This class This class changes days to-accommodate the members who enter. Lois Johnson will again teach the Mosaic class at 7:30 p.m. The various t€chniques used in mosaic design are featured in this class, Persons interested in attending any of these classes should inquire in advance regarding suppBeeps Schedule Their Fall Conference In Sacramento Fall Conference of Capital District Business and Professional Women’s Club will be held September 24-25 at the El Dorado Hotel, Sacramento, Presidents of host clubs are Mrs. Mary A. Bouma, Grass Valley and Mrs, June Katz, Camellia City. Co-chairman for the conference, which is themed, “Realize”, will be Mrs, Hazel M, Browning, Grass Valley, and Mrs, Mary Johnson, Sacra< mento, Registration will begin at 9:30 a.m, Saturday with Molly Ford as reservations chairman, and Mrs. Alice Soderberg, district credentials chairman. Mrs, Doris Johnson, President of Capital District will officiate atan executive committee meeting prior to the board of directors® luncheon, fj General session will be at 1:30 pem, Saturday with the first roll call, business of the day, workshops and evaluation, Mrs, Leslie Anderson, legislation chairman and Mrs, Frances Rains, world affairs chairman, will conduct the workshops. Mrs, Lois McClain, state representative will be guest speaker at the Saturday night banquet, She is state program coordinator, The Saturday night banquet will be a 49 er's party with costume dress optional, Special breakfasts will be held, by club presidents and membership chairman on Sunday, when registration tables will be open from 9 to 11 a.m. The conference will close with a luncheon Sunday at which time various awards will be given. > 4 “eee OY, ’ to. fi Be MR. AND MRS. CHARLES ANTONE of Grass ' Valley are shown here receiving their plane tickets to Hawaiifrom Mrs. Theodore Niehaus. They were the lucky winners of the drawing at the barbecue held at Lion's Lake sponsored by St. Patrick's Parish. lies, condition of furniture, etc. Future classes are scheduled, based on the interest of the public, Some of the classes to be offered are: copper enameling, silk screening, wood carving, leathercraft, jewlry, sculpture, china painting, wood blocking, glass firing and lapidary, Interested persons should register and when enough people have signed up, a class will be scheduled, The Idea Workshop is open all day Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., for inquiries and assistance about any of the classes, GENE CHAPPIE, Assemblyman from the Sixth District, visited the Nevada County exhibit at the State Fair in Sacramento recently. Chappie is shown here with Mrs. Mary Lou Steger of Nevada City who designed the county exhibit. Alpha Joins With Ace Hardware The owners of Alpha Hardware have announced the affiliation of their stores with Ace Hardware Corp. of Chicago, Illinois, which is a dealer orgainzation formed to benefit independent retail stores by bringing to them the mass purchasing power of over 825 stores, By this affiliation withthe ACE purchasing orgainzation, ALPHA will be able to utilize the facilities of a 100,000 square Dutch Flat Man Receives First Degree In Grass Valley The initiatory first degree was conferred on a delegate from the

Dutch F lat Odd Fellows Lodge Thursday evening by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge No, 12 in the Grass Valley Hall, Past Noble Grand, Albert Roe, presided in the absence of Earnest Mason, noble grand of Odd Fellows Lodge No, 12, Plans were finalized for the public party to be held in the Odd Fellows Hall at 8:00 p.m., September 17, The public is cordially invited and all members of the lodge are urged to attend, Refreshments were served by Loren Wasley. Mr. And Mrs. Antone Return From Hawaii Mr, and Mrs, Charles Antone of 101 West Ridge Road, Grass Valley, recently retumed froma visit to Hawaii, During their visit, they stopped at the Trop~ ‘ icalIsle.on WaikikiBeach, Oahu Island, The Antones toured the island seeing points of interest among the most beautiful and interesting being the Pearl Harbor cruise, Muchof ¢cheir time was spent in the International Market Place, an experience filled with fascination, The highlight of their visit was a luau at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel, ‘They were entertained by the most popular entertainer of the Islands, Don Ho, who fs fast gaining popularity in the states through appearances made in New York City and Las Vegas, The Antones made the trip, which was sponsored by St. Patrick's Parish of: Grass Valley, by United Airlines, . footw arehouse in Chicago, T hese warehouses are stocked with practically everything that ishandled by an up-to-date and completely stocked retail hardware store, ALPHA will also have the use of modern merchandising and advertising departments which makes it possible for themto keep their customers advised faster than ever before about new items as they appear on the market, ° Richard Hesse, President of ACE Hardware Corporation, welcomed ALPHA into the orgainzation and stated tlat the high quality of ALPHA'S independent Native Daughters To Hold A School Of Instruction Sunday A school of instruction for the Native Daughters of the Golden West, Laurel Parlor No, 6, has been set for 10:00 a, m, through 4:00 p.m,, September 18, at the Veterans Building, 415 North Pine Street, Nevada City, Grand Marshal Hazel Matllette of Gold Ophir Parlor No, 190, Oroville, will conduct the meeting. Four districts, including eleven parlors, will participate. The hostesses will be the Supervising District Deputy Grand President anddeputies of District 14 of Nevada County. All Native Daughters are invited to attend as we hope to have an interesting meeting. Esther Rebekahs Held Initiatory Work Saturday Evening Noble Grand, Zale Johnson, presided over the meeting of the Esther Rebekah Lodge No, 9 held Saturday evening in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall on Mill Street in Grass Valley, _A gift of a white dove to be used ‘in the initiatary work was given tothe lodge by vice grand Edna Rudd, The’ presentation was made by Gladys Clemo, Plans were made for Esther Rebekah Lodge to goto Truckee on October 13 for a school of instruction under the direction of District Deputy Presidem, Leonore Vind, Refresliments were served by hz, and Mrs, Warren Ridinger : and Mr, and Mrs, Lollick, retail hardware stores is typical of the other ACE stores in 38 states, This association should benefit the people of Nevada County by bringing to them the latest of merchandise as soon as it becomes available, and at the favorable prices that tremendous buying makes possible, Downey Clinch, President of ALPHA stated that the local stores will continue to operate as an independent, home-owned business withthe same management and personnel as in the past, and will use the facilities offered by the ACE orgainzation to continue their constant efforts toward improvement, Mrs Peggy Rude Speaks For Nevada City Garden Club Mrs. Peggy Rude, of Grass Valley, gave a most interesting and beneficial talk before the Nevada City Garden Club on the raising and caring for garden herbs, She brought plants and speciment from her garden to show as she spoke on each individual plant, The Garden Club met Thursday fora dessert luncheon at the home of Betty Preston in Grass Valley, with Florence Heavner, of Nevada City, and Loretta Kraetsch of Grass Valley, as co-hostesses, There were 25 members and two guests present, The guests were Mrs, Sweeney of Lafayette, and Mrs, Weeks, of NevadaCity. President Mary Moser presided over the business meeting. The next meeting will be Oct~ ober 13 when the Nevada City Garden club will attend the Ridge Road Garden Club, They will have an entry in the table setting display. Grass Valley Soroptimists To Meet At Noon The Grass Valley Soroptimists will hold their regular at 12:30 instead of the old time of 12:00 noon, at the Office, Members are urged tobe present to discuss the Year Program, President Gladys Dart will pres~ ide, a a” eel oy ee sion ie ee a