September 14, 1966 (20 pages)

MRS.AMY NYGARD of Grass Valley, (left) and Mrs. Charlotte Halstead. of Nevada City, greeted visitors last Thursday afternoon during the opening reception at the Democratic campaign headquarters on Mill Street in Grass Valley. ~ TRADE WINDS ~. By Jessica Bain ‘ Dick Warriner, owner of Dick's Auto Sales on the Nevada City Highway, is shown here with his helper, son, David, Warriner, his wife Joyce and their four children have made their home in Grass Valley for over six years, They are native Californians, coming from Los Angeles, *Warriner is very active in civic affairs, He is a past president of the Grass Valley Jaycees, a member of the Nevada County Republican Central Committee and a member of the Nevada County Planning Commission, Warriner has a green thumb, and he puts it to good use around his home. and his business, He even has a planter box on his car Working on her display, Alice Smith owner of the Cedar Ridge Ladies* Shop at Cedar Ridge, is a very fascinating person, Her hobby of collecting and decorating manzanita was put to great advantage when she was manager of a sportswear shop in the Sacramento area, Her attractive Ladies’ Shop, which has been open. for more than two years, isalso decorated with the popular bush, Hobart and Alice Smith are not new to this area since Smith has owned property here in this area for many years, eeece Penn Valley News By Doris Dockter Box 189 Star Route, Grass Valley Gree: REET asi a = : : — OSA, Shirley andDennisMaderhave homes and farms wherehe fed ina candlelight ceremony just become proud parents. worked, but a very through and on Sept, 10 in the Little Wedding LittleLee Anna Mader was born interesting coverage of the ~ Chapel in Rough and Ready, . September 6th at 4:00 p.m. She weighed in at 7Ibs, 150z, Father is a California Highway Patrolman working out of San Jose. Grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Mader of Rough and Ready, are very happy. Now that she is here, first time Grandmother, Joan is sure little girls are the nicest. : Mr, and Mrs, CharlesE, Bolton of Rough and Ready wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Jenellto Thomas Pokas, Thomas is the son of Mr, and Mrs, John Pokas of Grass Valley, Both Nancy and Thomas are graduates of N.U.S.H. Nancy has completed her training as a dental technician at Sacramento Dental College, At present she is studing business administration at Sacramento City College. She is in Sacramento as a Bookkeeper for The United Crusade, Thomas is studying to be an Engfneer and is majoring in Electronics at California Polytechnic College at San Luis Obispo. During vacation he works in the engineering Dept. of the U.S. Forestry Service, Wedding plans are being made for June, but due to their busy schedulesno date has been set. eeses The Rough and Ready Grange held open House on September 8th, There were 50 members and guests present for the lecture and slides by Jerry Magonigal on New Zealand, Jerry ‘s lecture’ covered not only the life in broader field of politics, economics, and aspirations of the Country. The evening began with loads of food served! by Mrs, Marguerite Abbott-’iid her H,E.C, Ladies. The Hall and tables were decorated by Mrs, Ross Christensen and her committee, “They used worms, turtles, birds of Tropical plumage, not real of course, and lots of native plants and rocks all arranged to provide a delightful background for our trip. “The am concluded-with -a brief ceremonial opening and, closing of the Grange’and a little boasting about its past 100 years of service to America by Grange Master Clara Deardorf, Mrs, Marguerite Abbott, H,E,C, Chairman, gave a brief resume of the project carried on by the Ladies of the Grange with the National Grange H,E.C, Theme for 1966 "Communications,” The Tel-ephone wasthere but the commentary presented by Grange Lecturer Mrs, Fay Dunbar let it be known thatthe best method of communication was to tella-woman, The H,E.C, projects were portrayed by Mrs, Rosa Christensen, Mrs, Esther Bixler, Mrs, Lorraine Long, Mrs, Mary Ellen Wallace, Mrs, AdelRadle, Mrs, Clara Deardorf, Mrs, Olyve Simmons, Mrs, Molly Clary and Mrs, Sophia Nordstrom, eeee8 Miss Martha Shields of Antioch, and Harvey T. Yeagar of Siminole, Oklahoma were mare SOME OF THE members of the Nevada County Department of Public works who were honored Sept. 2 for their years of service tothe county are shown here, Left to right (front row) are Clayton Gilfillan, George Reiners, Bob Steger (rear row) Bill Skewes, Bill Browning, Ray Steger and Al Butler, A total of eighty-five years service was represented at the forma] presentation of service pins to eigtit members of the staff of the Department of Public Works by Director Jack M, Meade, Fifteen year pins were awarded to Al Butler, Foreman of District IV, Hubert Edwards, equipment operator; ten year pins w ere received by Clayton Gilfillan, equipment operator, George Reiners, equipment Operator, Bill Skewes, mechanic, Bob Steger, road and bridge foreman, and William Browning, equipment operator; a five year pin was received by Ray Steger, equipment Operator, The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, John Shields now of Rough and Ready. She wore awaltz length white Brocade gownwith a three quarter veil: topped by a Rose and carried a sheath of white carnations, The bride 8 mother, Mrs, Jessie Shields, carried pink roses and the gentlemen of the party wore _ Pink boutonnieres, The bride was given in marriage by her father John Shields, Mrs, Janice Mullin served as her matron of honor and Richard Mullin served as best. man, Charles Mendenhall of Modesto, uncle of the bride, served as usher, TheRev. Thomas Myers of the Wesleyan Methodist Church per formed the cermony, Mr, and Mrs, Yeagar will maketheir home in Nevada City. LEGAL NOTICE } NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN that the partnership of JOEL BIERWAGEN , ERNST BIERWAGEN and RAY CONWAY which engaged in business in the State of California and in the County of Nevada under the name of BRIBIERCON SUPPLY was dissolved on September 8, 1966 and that thereafter no person has authority to incur any obligations for said former firm, The names ofthe partners and their residences are as follows: Joel Bierwagen P.O. Box 946 Gress Valley, California Ernst Bierwagen Box 26 Chicago Park, California Ray Conway Route 1, Box 553 Grass Valley, Califomia : Dated: September 8, 1966 BRIBIERCON SUPPLY By Ray F, Conway State of California County of Nevada ACKNOWLEDGEMENT -General On this 13th day of September A.D, 1966 before: me, Edmond Joseph Dorney a Notary Public in and for the said County and State, residing therein, duly commissioned. and sworn, personally appeared Ray F, Conway knowm to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within Instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same, Im Witmess Whereof ° I have hereunto set, my handand affixed my official seal the day and year in this Certificate first above written, Edmond Joseph Dorney . Notary Public in and for said County and State of California SEAL My Commission Expires February 18th 1967 --a Published September 14, 21, 28, and October 5, 1966,

MRS.AMY NYGARD of Grass Valley, (left) and Mrs. Charlotte Halstead. of Nevada City, greeted visitors last Thursday afternoon during the opening reception at the Democratic campaign headquarters on Mill Street in Grass Valley. ~ TRADE WINDS ~. By Jessica Bain ‘ Dick Warriner, owner of Dick's Auto Sales on the Nevada City Highway, is shown here with his helper, son, David, Warriner, his wife Joyce and their four children have made their home in Grass Valley for over six years, They are native Californians, coming from Los Angeles, *Warriner is very active in civic affairs, He is a past president of the Grass Valley Jaycees, a member of the Nevada County Republican Central Committee and a member of the Nevada County Planning Commission, Warriner has a green thumb, and he puts it to good use around his home. and his business, He even has a planter box on his car Working on her display, Alice Smith owner of the Cedar Ridge Ladies* Shop at Cedar Ridge, is a very fascinating person, Her hobby of collecting and decorating manzanita was put to great advantage when she was manager of a sportswear shop in the Sacramento area, Her attractive Ladies’ Shop, which has been open. for more than two years, isalso decorated with the popular bush, Hobart and Alice Smith are not new to this area since Smith has owned property here in this area for many years, eeece Penn Valley News By Doris Dockter Box 189 Star Route, Grass Valley Gree: REET asi a = : : — OSA, Shirley andDennisMaderhave homes and farms wherehe fed ina candlelight ceremony just become proud parents. worked, but a very through and on Sept, 10 in the Little Wedding LittleLee Anna Mader was born interesting coverage of the ~ Chapel in Rough and Ready, . September 6th at 4:00 p.m.. She weighed in at 7Ibs, 150z, Father is a California Highway Patrolman working out of San Jose. Grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Mader of Rough and Ready, are very happy. Now that she is here, first time Grandmother, Joan is sure little girls are the nicest. : Mr, and Mrs, CharlesE, Bolton of Rough and Ready wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Jenellto Thomas Pokas, Thomas is the son of Mr, and Mrs, John Pokas of Grass Valley, Both Nancy and Thomas are graduates of N.U.S.H.. Nancy has completed her training as a dental technician at Sacramento Dental College, At present she is studing business administration at Sacramento City College. She is in Sacramento as a Bookkeeper for The United Crusade, Thomas is studying to be an Engfneer and is majoring in Electronics at California Polytechnic College at San Luis Obispo. During vacation he works in the engineering Dept. of the U.S. Forestry Service, Wedding plans are being made for June, but due to their busy schedulesno date has been set. eeses The Rough and Ready Grange held open House on September 8th, There were 50 members and guests present for the lecture and slides by Jerry Magonigal on New Zealand, Jerry ‘s lecture’ covered not only the life in broader field of politics, economics, and aspirations of the Country. The evening began with loads of food served! by Mrs, Marguerite Abbott-’iid her H,E.C, Ladies. The Hall and tables were decorated by Mrs, Ross Christensen and her committee, “They used worms, turtles, birds of Tropical plumage, not real of course, and lots of native plants and rocks all arranged to provide a delightful background for our trip. “The am concluded-with -a brief ceremonial opening and, closing of the Grange’and a little boasting about its past 100 years of service to America by Grange Master Clara Deardorf, Mrs, Marguerite Abbott, H,E,C, Chairman, gave a brief resume of the project carried on by the Ladies of the Grange

with the National Grange H,E.C, Theme for 1966 "Communications,” The Tel-ephone wasthere but the commentary presented by Grange Lecturer Mrs, Fay Dunbar let it be known thatthe best method of communication was to tella-woman, The H,E.C, projects were portrayed by Mrs, Rosa Christensen, Mrs, Esther Bixler, Mrs, Lorraine Long, Mrs, Mary Ellen Wallace, Mrs, AdelRadle, Mrs, Clara Deardorf, Mrs, Olyve Simmons, Mrs, Molly Clary and Mrs, Sophia Nordstrom, eeee8 Miss Martha Shields of Antioch, and Harvey T. Yeagar of Siminole, Oklahoma were mare SOME OF THE members of the Nevada County Department of Public works who were honored Sept. 2 for their years of service tothe county are shown here, Left to right (front row) are Clayton Gilfillan, George Reiners, Bob Steger (rear row) Bill Skewes, Bill Browning, Ray Steger and Al Butler, A total of eighty-five years service was represented at the forma] presentation of service pins to eigtit members of the staff of the Department of Public Works by Director Jack M, Meade, Fifteen year pins were awarded to Al Butler, Foreman of District IV, Hubert Edwards, equipment operator; ten year pins w ere received by Clayton Gilfillan, equipment operator, George Reiners, equipment Operator, Bill Skewes, mechanic, Bob Steger, road and bridge foreman, and William Browning, equipment operator; a five year pin was received by Ray Steger, equipment Operator, The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, John Shields now of Rough and Ready. She wore awaltz length white Brocade gownwith a three quarter veil: topped by a Rose and carried a sheath of white carnations, The bride 8 mother, Mrs, Jessie Shields, carried pink roses and the gentlemen of the party wore _ Pink boutonnieres, The bride was given in marriage by her father John Shields, Mrs, Janice Mullin served as her matron of honor and Richard Mullin served as best. man, Charles Mendenhall of Modesto, uncle of the bride, served as usher, TheRev. Thomas Myers of the Wesleyan Methodist Church per formed the cermony, Mr, and Mrs, Yeagar will maketheir home in Nevada City. LEGAL NOTICE } NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN that the partnership of JOEL BIERWAGEN , ERNST BIERWAGEN and RAY CONWAY which engaged in business in the State of California and in the County of Nevada under the name of BRIBIERCON SUPPLY was dissolved on September 8, 1966 and that thereafter no person has authority to incur any obligations for said former firm, The names ofthe partners and their residences are as follows: Joel Bierwagen P.O. Box 946 Gress Valley, California Ernst Bierwagen Box 26 Chicago Park, California Ray Conway Route 1, Box 553 Grass Valley, Califomia : Dated: September 8, 1966 BRIBIERCON SUPPLY By Ray F, Conway State of California County of Nevada ACKNOWLEDGEMENT -General On this 13th day of September A.D, 1966 before: me, Edmond Joseph Dorney a Notary Public in and for the said County and State, residing therein, duly commissioned. and sworn, personally appeared Ray F, Conway knowm to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within Instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same, Im Witmess Whereof ° I have hereunto set, my handand affixed my official seal the day and year in this Certificate first above written, Edmond Joseph Dorney . Notary Public in and for said County and State of California SEAL My Commission Expires February 18th 1967 --a Published September 14, 21, 28, and October 5, 1966,