September 5, 1962 (8 pages)

‘inawewrrtsne BY DEAN THOMPSON JUST FAIR..Perhaps a person should visit no more than two fairs in any single year, but the California State Fair this year impressed us with its mediocrity..Admittedly it was a hot day and a hurried schedule, but there were onlya scattered few pleasant moments in this year's visit..Ourchoice forthe top two county booths included theSan Francisco Chinatown scene, and the simple but forceful San Diego citrus exhibit. .Rumors have itthat Nevada County's booth this year might have gathered in a higher aw ard than the third place it won had the booth been complete when the judges toured the building. . Most enjoyable entertainment on the quick trip was the Mexican group with their songs and dances, -»+.-The annual press awards dinner, a disappointment because the awards were given without explanation as to the stories that won the prizes for the various media.. One bright spot, the crowning of Carla Bulkley, Orange County entry, as Maid of California, Miss Bulkley was one of three that seemed to stand out among the eleven finalists, although the whole group was exceptionally closely matched,.,. Hail, the Maid of California, and perhaps we'll enjoy the 1963 fair a little more. TO SCHOOL. ,.Caroline graduate at ience: “Rewarding,” said Strauss, "I met people I NUHS, is in Portland, Ore., wouldn't have met before. " Lambert, June taking her higher education at Reed College. EX PERIMENT.. Did you happen to read the Reader's Digest article a few months back Casper, ve see The architect took up in a small town and -en joyed the experience of getting to know people there. . .RodneyS, Strauss, landscape architect of Palo Alto, town while here: to Pioneer "Riding" By Margarita Sailor Age 9 Mrs. Heather' s Third Grade Ready Springs School Park, which he enjoyed, and where he suggested the in with enjoyment of the tree patterns enroute, . Strauss was pleased with the hospitality andgraciousness of Nevada City people, They didn't place a “price tag on a moment” as many doin McGuiRE & SON CONSULTING ENGINEERS 311 Neat Stacer ?. ©. Box i118 GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA ee Oe 273-7281 T.H. McGuire, C.E. No. PATRICIA ANN AMICK WEDS WAYNE SORSOLI GRASS VALLEY ---The First sang “How DoI Love Thee" otis was arranged by Steve and "The Lord's Prayer”. Or Sorsoli, cousin of the brideValley was a beautiful setgan music was played by Mrs, groom, and was carried on a ting forthe marriage of Miss Bernard Rockwood. lace covered Bible with a Patricia Ann Amick, daughter. Entering the church on the handkerchief which Mrs, G. of Dr. Marvin Amick, Reedsarm of her father, the bride L. Tanner, grandmother of port, Ore, and Mrs. Marjorie was lovely in her wedding the bridegroom, carried in Amick, Grass Valley, to gown of white peau de soie. her ownweddingin 1907. To Wayne Aldo Sorsoli, son of Embroidered lace flowers complete the. traditional Mr, Aldo Sorsoli, Taylorswere set under the stand-out theme the bride wore a blue ville, and Mrs, Lola Dynan, scoop neckline of the prinlace garter. North Sacramento. cess style gown. They also The bridal attendents wore Baskets of white gladiolus fromed cap sleeves and were identical powder blue taffeta enhanced the alter with white appliqued around the top of gowns with lace inserts trimbows marking the pews. the full skirt which fell in a ming the scoop necklines of Reverend Leo, W. Hamilchapel train. The bride wore the bodices and the fronts of ton officiated in the double: a fingertip illusion veil held the ballerina length bell ring ceremony before 150 by acrown of seed pearls and shaped skirts. Powder blue guests, including many outrhinestones which was bornet veils held by velvet clips of-town relatives and friends. rowed from her cousin Mrs. and matching shoescomAdding to the solemnity of Don Fassino, The bridal boupleted the ensembles. Maid the ceremonyJean Threlkeld quet of orchids and stephanof honor Miss Joy Sorsoli, sister of the bridegroom, carried a bouquet of white carnations centered with blue-tinted carnations. Miss Sue Anderson and Miss Betty Methodist Church in Grass Ann Yoshimura, bridesmaids, carried bouquets of all white carnations, Ronald Logan was best man tohis cousin the bridegroom who chose as ushers brother of the bride Jack Amick and 640 C.E, No, 2311 R,J, McGuire, M.E. No. 5886. C.E. No. 5621 C.T. McGuire,JL.S. No, 2089 Elmer Bolen. For her daughter's wedding Mrs, Amick chose a cherry rose silk sheath with match ing silk chiffon overskirt. She wore a matching hat and white accessories. With her punch bowls. Miss Nadine Bottano had the guest book, Going away for a short honeymoon tripto Lake Tahoe, Lake Almanor and Lassen National Park, the bride wore an avocado green gabardine tweed suit with a white marabou feather hat, black patton bag and shoes and an orchid corsage from The reception was held at the church in Wesley Hall immediately following the ceremony. Thethree tier wedding cake, baked and decorated by Mrs. Dorothy Arthur, was served by Mrs. Dorothy Wakefield after the Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sorsoli AUTOMATIC FORCED-AIR traditional cut by the bride and bridegroom, and Misses Sandra Swendson and Marilyn Comstock presided at the a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. She taught at Linda Vista Elementary School in San Jose and will continue to teach in Corvallis, Ore. , where the newly weds will make their home. The bridegroom is a graduate of Grant Union High School, Del Paso Heights, and has attended the Univer CTR ta NERS and took into account the boy's over-all sheep of "good quality and type.and the exhibit area exceptionally clean and neat with signs advertising his stock." Beginning his second year at Sierra College in Rocklin this fall, the awardwinning youth has been recommended for the F.F.A. American Farmer degree and willattend-the national convention in Kansas City in October. sity of California at Davis, Sacramento State College where he obtained his Bach Patriotic Central California elor of Science degree, and Week Set Sept. 16-2] Federal Savings building GRASS VALLEY ---Constitu AUBURN the University of the Pacific where he received his master's degree. He will complete his studies for a doctorate degree in micro-biology at Oregon State College. FEDERAL SAVINGS with a special program featuring Harold Weaver, pres ident of Sierra College as speaker, Local masons, Eastern Star, De Molays, Jobs TOWN TALK---The Ridge Road Garden Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Byron Eastmen Tuesday, at 1 p.m. A salad luncheon will be ser Daughters and Rainbow Girls will join in the program at ved by the co-hostesses, Mrs. ulty, will act as chairman, SedgleyJory, Mrs, Earl Farmer and Mrs, Harry Bryant. An interesting program will be given by Mrs. Mc Pherson of Del Oro Nursery on the subject of planters and patio. planting. TU 5-6234 HOME LOANS tion Week will be observed by Madison Lodge 23 F and AM, Grass Valley, Sept. 18 for You to Guild or ada Union High School faclo tuy a Home the Masonic Temple. Elmer Stevens, of the Nev During this week of Sept ember 16-21 the lodge will distribute over a thousand colored parchments bearing the Preamble of the Constitution and the flag of the United oe Br States. At Davis 't3 ‘ii GLORIOUS. iti Fits 2, 3, & 4 there’s a difference BEDROOM MODELS ; in LUMBER ¢ automatic controls ¢ giant snorkel blower ¢ takes up to 24” wood * saves 35% on wood bills A As in all useful products, there are varying degrees of excellence in lumber, and because of its special importance in building, it is wise to make sure you get the best. When you buy your lumber from us that is exactly what you get. Let us furnish your lumber needs. UILDERS & Consumers LUMBER CO. GRASS VALUE Y NEVADA CiTY HIGHWAY Sesaisanis GLAMOROUS if Vi \ §. ° floor level heat in every room +a Education, who interviewed all exhibitors farm project. The judging team found the ton, in 1961 where she was WILMAR -VELOUS $179.95 pu -eemmnsisnetinaneenn by the State Department of Agricultural --part of the 350 head which make up his TOO MARVELOUS FOR WORDS LIKE a nia. David was selected for the top honor by a two-man judging team appointed Dale Hahn . HEATERS THE WORLD'S FINEST, MOST EFFICIENT WOOD HEATER exhibitors from all over northern Califor Grass Valley, and the Uni WOOD BURNING oD day on the fairgrounds in Governor's Hall, which was attended by hundreds of F.F.A. versity of the Pacific, Stock The bride is a graduate of ofthe bridegroom, corsages. donated by the bank, at a Calif ornia Bankers Association breakfast Fri Nevada Union High School, her bridal bouquet. Gardners wore white accessories. Both To Meet mothers wore w hite orchid mother award, home farming program, their showings at the fair and their records in F.F.A. activities .A graduate of Nevada Union High School, David exhibited ten Suffolk sheep Copenhaged blue silk organza sheath, Mrs. Dynan, “BUCCANEER” the kind of music he likes. main office, Sage presented the Outstanding Exhibitor urveying The County Since 1906 E,A,. Bailey, Sacramento to show Earl Sage, vice president and manager of Bank of America's can be done without the hand labor now used; tothe Tahoe readthe article and decided to give this idea atry.. the metropolitan areas, the He arrived in Nevada City a visitor said, and were willing week or so ago, but was unto talk and visit without the able to fully carry out his expectation of a quick sale. objective. Strauss hoped to . He feels there is an opfind a farm or ranch where portunity in Nevada City for he could board, one where a a widow with a large house horse would be available so to take in guests---particthat he could ride these foot ularly if she could have an hills of the Sierra and bearrangement whereby horses come acquainted with the would be available.. And country. Instead, he spent Strauss would likely be one his few days at the National of the first to return to NC, Hotel (which he enjoyed, but if and when arrangements for sans horse).. The experthe horse can be made. Paul Jones, has justwonas outstanding F.F.A. sheep exhibitor at the California State Fair in some walking tours around National Forest headquarters, Nevada City Future Farmer, flicks the dial on the transistor radio he stallation of valves and quick about the couple who _ couplers so that the watering picked a town to visit by looking at the area roughly three hours away from their home via bus? They wound . TUNING: IN ON THE STATE FAIR---David & ALL NEW MULTIPLE UNITS 1 100% FINANCING Hl DRIVE OUT TODAY Model Open DAVIS----Dale A. Hahn of Nevada City has been ad; mitted tosthe University of '] MORTGAGE PROTECTION . California, Davis, for the fallsemester, announced Registrar Howard B. Shontz. Hahn, a graduate of Nevada Union High School and a former student of the University of California at Ber, keley, plans to follow the pre-medical curriculum. eee Mrs, Allan W. Hahn of 425 {. ‘ Nimrod St. , Nevada City. Rh: 273-4486 RETIREMENT FUNDING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS. PERSONAL INSURANCE _PLANING stua M I Of New York . GRASS VALLEY 273-2494 THE CALIFORNIA INN NOW HAS LIVE or Don. See Cliff, Bill HEALTH INSURANCE He is the son of Mr. and ON YOUR LOT Model Home Tastefully Furnished by BONDS @ KEN ADAMS YOUR MONY MAN WESTERN MUSIC EVERY SATURDAY CHINA HAT ROOM AT CALIFORNIA INN NOW SERVING CHOW MEIN AND FOOD TO GO CLOSED ON THRUSDAY, HOURS 5 TO 11 P,M, EACH DAY, SUNDAY 8 TO 11 P,M, 341 E. MAIN, GRASS VALLEY Phone 273-8510

‘inawewrrtsne BY DEAN THOMPSON JUST FAIR...Perhaps a person should visit no more than two fairs in any single year, but the California State Fair this year impressed us with its mediocrity...Admittedly it was a hot day and a hurried schedule, but there were onlya scattered few pleasant moments in this year's visit...Ourchoice forthe top two county booths included theSan Francisco Chinatown scene, and the simple but forceful San Diego citrus exhibit. ..Rumors have itthat Nevada County's booth this year might have gathered in a higher aw ard than the third place it won had the booth been complete when the judges toured the building. .. Most enjoyable entertainment on the quick trip was the Mexican group with their songs and dances, -»+.-The annual press awards dinner, a disappointment because the awards were given without explanation as to the stories that won the prizes for the various media... One bright spot, the crowning of Carla Bulkley, Orange County entry, as Maid of California, Miss Bulkley was one of three that seemed to stand out among the eleven finalists, although the whole group was exceptionally closely matched,.,. Hail, the Maid of California, and perhaps we'll enjoy the 1963 fair a little more. TO SCHOOL. ,..Caroline graduate at ience: “Rewarding,” said Strauss, "I met people I NUHS, is in Portland, Ore., wouldn't have met before. " Lambert, June taking her higher education at Reed College. EX PERIMENT... Did you happen to read the Reader's Digest article a few months back Casper, ve see The architect took up in a small town and -en joyed the experience of getting to know people there. . ..RodneyS, Strauss, landscape architect of Palo Alto, town while here: to Pioneer "Riding" By Margarita Sailor Age 9 Mrs. Heather' s Third Grade Ready Springs School Park, which he enjoyed, and where he suggested the in with enjoyment of the tree patterns enroute, .. Strauss was pleased with the hospitality andgraciousness of Nevada City people, They didn't place a “price tag on a moment” as many doin McGuiRE & SON CONSULTING ENGINEERS 311 Neat Stacer ?. ©. Box i118 GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA ee Oe 273-7281 T.H. McGuire, C.E. No. PATRICIA ANN AMICK WEDS WAYNE SORSOLI GRASS VALLEY ---The First sang “How DoI Love Thee" otis was arranged by Steve and "The Lord's Prayer”. Or Sorsoli, cousin of the brideValley was a beautiful setgan music was played by Mrs, groom, and was carried on a ting forthe marriage of Miss Bernard Rockwood. lace covered Bible with a Patricia Ann Amick, daughter. Entering the church on the handkerchief which Mrs, G. of Dr. Marvin Amick, Reedsarm of her father, the bride L. Tanner, grandmother of port, Ore, and Mrs. Marjorie was lovely in her wedding the bridegroom, carried in Amick, Grass Valley, to gown of white peau de soie. her ownweddingin 1907. To Wayne Aldo Sorsoli, son of Embroidered lace flowers complete the. traditional Mr, Aldo Sorsoli, Taylorswere set under the stand-out theme the bride wore a blue ville, and Mrs, Lola Dynan, scoop neckline of the prinlace garter. North Sacramento. cess style gown. They also The bridal attendents wore Baskets of white gladiolus fromed cap sleeves and were identical powder blue taffeta enhanced the alter with white appliqued around the top of gowns with lace inserts trimbows marking the pews. the full skirt which fell in a ming the scoop necklines of Reverend Leo, W. Hamilchapel train. The bride wore the bodices and the fronts of ton officiated in the double: a fingertip illusion veil held the ballerina length bell ring ceremony before 150 by acrown of seed pearls and shaped skirts. Powder blue guests, including many outrhinestones which was bornet veils held by velvet clips of-town relatives and friends. rowed from her cousin Mrs. and matching shoescomAdding to the solemnity of Don Fassino, The bridal boupleted the ensembles. Maid the ceremonyJean Threlkeld quet of orchids and stephanof honor Miss Joy Sorsoli, sister of the bridegroom, carried a bouquet of white carnations centered with blue-tinted carnations. Miss Sue Anderson and Miss Betty Methodist Church in Grass Ann Yoshimura, bridesmaids, carried bouquets of all white carnations, Ronald Logan was best man tohis cousin the bridegroom who chose as ushers brother of the bride Jack Amick and 640 C.E, No, 2311 R,J, McGuire, M.E. No. 5886. C.E. No. 5621 C.T. McGuire,JL.S. No, 2089 Elmer Bolen. For her daughter's wedding Mrs, Amick chose a cherry rose silk sheath with match ing silk chiffon overskirt. She wore a matching hat and white accessories. With her punch bowls. Miss Nadine Bottano had the guest book, Going away for a short honeymoon tripto Lake Tahoe, Lake Almanor and Lassen National Park, the bride wore an avocado green gabardine tweed suit with a white marabou feather hat, black patton bag and shoes and an orchid corsage from The reception was held at the church in Wesley Hall immediately following the ceremony. Thethree tier wedding cake, baked and decorated by Mrs. Dorothy Arthur, was served by Mrs. Dorothy Wakefield after the Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sorsoli AUTOMATIC FORCED-AIR traditional cut by the bride and bridegroom, and Misses Sandra Swendson and Marilyn Comstock presided at the a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. She taught at Linda Vista Elementary School in San Jose and will continue to teach in Corvallis, Ore. , where the newly weds will make their home. The bridegroom is a graduate of Grant Union High School, Del Paso Heights, and has attended the Univer CTR ta NERS and took into account the boy's over-all sheep of "good quality and type..and the exhibit area exceptionally clean and neat with signs advertising his stock." Beginning his second year at Sierra College in Rocklin this fall, the awardwinning youth has been recommended for the F.F.A. American Farmer degree and willattend-the national convention in Kansas City in October. sity of California at Davis, Sacramento State College where he obtained his Bach Patriotic Central California elor of Science degree, and Week Set Sept. 16-2] Federal Savings building GRASS VALLEY ---Constitu AUBURN the University of the Pacific where he received his master's degree. He will complete his studies for a doctorate degree in micro-biology at Oregon State College. FEDERAL SAVINGS with a special program featuring Harold Weaver, pres ident of Sierra College as speaker, Local masons, Eastern Star, De Molays, Jobs TOWN TALK---The Ridge Road Garden Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Byron Eastmen Tuesday, at 1 p.m. A salad luncheon will be ser Daughters and Rainbow Girls will join in the program at ved by the co-hostesses, Mrs. ulty, will act as chairman, SedgleyJory, Mrs, Earl Farmer and Mrs, Harry Bryant. An interesting program will be given by Mrs. Mc Pherson of Del Oro Nursery on the subject of planters and patio. planting. TU 5-6234 HOME LOANS tion Week will be observed by Madison Lodge 23 F and AM, Grass Valley, Sept. 18 for You

to Guild or ada Union High School faclo tuy a Home the Masonic Temple. Elmer Stevens, of the Nev During this week of Sept ember 16-21 the lodge will distribute over a thousand colored parchments bearing the Preamble of the Constitution and the flag of the United oe Br States. At Davis 't3 ‘ii GLORIOUS. iti Fits 2, 3, & 4 there’s a difference BEDROOM MODELS ; in LUMBER ¢ automatic controls ¢ giant snorkel blower ¢ takes up to 24” wood * saves 35% on wood bills A As in all useful products, there are varying degrees of excellence in lumber, and because of its special importance in building, it is wise to make sure you get the best. When you buy your lumber from us that is exactly what you get. Let us furnish your lumber needs. UILDERS & Consumers LUMBER CO. GRASS VALUE Y NEVADA CiTY HIGHWAY Sesaisanis GLAMOROUS if Vi \ §. ° floor level heat in every room +a Education, who interviewed all exhibitors farm project. The judging team found the ton, in 1961 where she was WILMAR -VELOUS $179.95 pu -eemmnsisnetinaneenn by the State Department of Agricultural --part of the 350 head which make up his TOO MARVELOUS FOR WORDS LIKE a nia. David was selected for the top honor by a two-man judging team appointed Dale Hahn . HEATERS THE WORLD'S FINEST, MOST EFFICIENT WOOD HEATER exhibitors from all over northern Califor Grass Valley, and the Uni WOOD BURNING oD day on the fairgrounds in Governor's Hall, which was attended by hundreds of F.F.A. versity of the Pacific, Stock The bride is a graduate of ofthe bridegroom, corsages. donated by the bank, at a Calif ornia Bankers Association breakfast Fri Nevada Union High School, her bridal bouquet. Gardners wore white accessories. Both To Meet mothers wore w hite orchid mother award, home farming program, their showings at the fair and their records in F.F.A. activities .A graduate of Nevada Union High School, David exhibited ten Suffolk sheep Copenhaged blue silk organza sheath, Mrs. Dynan, “BUCCANEER” the kind of music he likes. main office, Sage presented the Outstanding Exhibitor urveying The County Since 1906 E,A,. Bailey, Sacramento to show Earl Sage, vice president and manager of Bank of America's can be done without the hand labor now used; tothe Tahoe readthe article and decided to give this idea atry... the metropolitan areas, the He arrived in Nevada City a visitor said, and were willing week or so ago, but was unto talk and visit without the able to fully carry out his expectation of a quick sale. objective. Strauss hoped to .. He feels there is an opfind a farm or ranch where portunity in Nevada City for he could board, one where a a widow with a large house horse would be available so to take in guests---particthat he could ride these foot ularly if she could have an hills of the Sierra and bearrangement whereby horses come acquainted with the would be available... And country. Instead, he spent Strauss would likely be one his few days at the National of the first to return to NC, Hotel (which he enjoyed, but if and when arrangements for sans horse)... The experthe horse can be made. Paul Jones, has justwonas outstanding F.F.A. sheep exhibitor at the California State Fair in some walking tours around National Forest headquarters, Nevada City Future Farmer, flicks the dial on the transistor radio he stallation of valves and quick about the couple who _ couplers so that the watering picked a town to visit by looking at the area roughly three hours away from their home via bus? They wound . TUNING: IN ON THE STATE FAIR---David & ALL NEW MULTIPLE UNITS 1 100% FINANCING Hl DRIVE OUT TODAY Model Open DAVIS----Dale A. Hahn of Nevada City has been ad; mitted tosthe University of '] MORTGAGE PROTECTION . California, Davis, for the fallsemester, announced Registrar Howard B. Shontz. Hahn, a graduate of Nevada Union High School and a former student of the University of California at Ber, keley, plans to follow the pre-medical curriculum. eee Mrs, Allan W. Hahn of 425 {. ‘ Nimrod St. , Nevada City. Rh: 273-4486 RETIREMENT FUNDING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS. PERSONAL INSURANCE _PLANING stua M I Of New York . GRASS VALLEY 273-2494 THE CALIFORNIA INN NOW HAS LIVE or Don. See Cliff, Bill HEALTH INSURANCE He is the son of Mr. and ON YOUR LOT Model Home Tastefully Furnished by BONDS @ KEN ADAMS YOUR MONY MAN WESTERN MUSIC EVERY SATURDAY CHINA HAT ROOM AT CALIFORNIA INN NOW SERVING CHOW MEIN AND FOOD TO GO CLOSED ON THRUSDAY, HOURS 5 TO 11 P,M, EACH DAY, SUNDAY 8 TO 11 P,M, 341 E. MAIN, GRASS VALLEY Phone 273-8510