September 7, 1966 (16 pages)

MRE Ss ka en ee ne A as _ ert: So I wih A AD A % ; Grass Valley Lura Arnold Te f September 7 Nevada City Lions Elks Rough and Ready Chamber ‘of Commerce Chicago Park Garden Club Goldaacers SIRS Council for Retarded Children Nevada County 4-H Council Native Daughters Laurel Parlor No, 6 September 8 Ophir Hill Fire Dept. Auxiliary Nevada City Senior Citizens Grass Valley Lions Nevada City Rotary Odd Fellows Lodge No, 12 Grass Valley Soroptimists Nevada City Garden Club Grass Valley Jaycees Nevada County Hospital Auxiliary Job’s Daughters Bethel 102 September 9 ; Grass Valley Senior Citizens Nevada County Horsemen Association September 10 Square Knots Workshop Esther Rebekahs Lodge No, 9 September 12 TOPS Timberline Toastmasters Grass Valley Rotary Chicago Pask Fire Department Auxiliary Mr. and Mrs. John Stephen Slouber CLUB CALENDAR Penn Valley Fire Department A Planning Commission Cootiettes September 13Grass Valley Retail Merchants Teentwirlers American Legion Post 180 Neva Rebekah Ladge No, 119 Young Ladies Institute Nevada City Elks Nevada City Fire Department A Penn Valley Fire Department Ridge Road Garden Club September 14 Nevada City Lions Grass Valley Elks Nevada City Soroptimists Ready Springs School Board Boy Scouts Council Nevada City Little League A WSCS Tea-Nevada City Methodist Fellowship Hall Veterans and Ladies A of North San Juan Rebekahs Will Meet Tuesday For A Fair Fiesta Neva Rebekah Lodge No, 119 will meet at 8:00 p.m. Sept. 13 in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall on Broad Street, Nevada City. The theme of the evening will be “Fair Fiesta”, with Pauline Mullis as chairman, All members are urged to attend, Native Daughters Will Meet Tonight For Instruction Native Daughters of the Golden West, Laurel Parlor No. 6, will hold a business meeting at 8:00 p.m. Wednesday in the Veterans Memorial Hall, Nevada City. President Ethel Brady will preside, A school of instruction will be held September 18, with Gladys Blanchard, chairman, ‘Nancy McPhersonAnd John Mr. and Mrs, John Stephen Slouber are at home in Santa Barbara following their marriage, August 20, in the Trinity Episcopal Church of Nevada City. The Rev, Donald L, Royer officiated with the Rev. Norman Mealy fromthe Church Divinity School of the Pacific in Berkeley, assisting.in the ceremony. _ Mrs.--Slouber, nee Nancy ter of Dr. and Mrs, Arch McPherson, 203 Prospect Street, Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph M. Siouber, Sunset Avenue, Grass Valley, are the parents of the groom. : The bride chose a full length satin organza over taffeta gown accented with embroidered flowers, A crown of pearls held her silk illusion veil, She carried ‘a cascade of gardentas, Shelia Sims, of Grass Valley, was maid of honor, The secondary attendants were JoAnn Slouber, Rosemary Slouber, Catherine Slouber, sisters of the groom; Jean Tuemmler of Truckee, sister of the bride, and Holly Schenck of Berkeley. Little Susan Kathleen McWilliams, age three, of Berkeley, niece of the bride, was the flower girl, All attendants were gowned alike in floor length gowns of white over yellow, with yellow veils and bouquets, Paul Finlay, of Roseville, served the groom as best man, Jim Slouber, brother of the groom, Tom Boffman and Dick Bunning, all of Grass Valley; Wally Rothbeg, Bijou, and Jesse Taylor, Tahoe City, were the ushers, Mrs, McPherson chose a bright blue dress with matching jacket and hat for her daughter's wedding. A pale pink ensemble with matching hat was chosen by the groom's mother, Corsages of white orchids completed their attire, Mrs, Paul Paye was the organist and Tom Taylor was the crucifer. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, T he house was beautifully decorated in the color theme carried throughotit the wedding of white and yellow flowers and candles. The six tiered wedThe Carriage Set. Mr, and Mrs, Robert Wingham of Grass Valley, are the proud parents of a new daughter born August 31 at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. A son was bor September 3 to Mr, and Mrs, Richard Harlicker of Grass Valley in the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born September 4toMr. and Mrs, William Hoskins, of Nevada City, in the Miners Hospital, Mr, and Mrs, Victor Huber of Grass Valley, are the parents of a new daughter born September 4 in the Miners Hospital, ' . Mr, and Mrs, Richard Lockhart are the parents of a baby daugh~ ter born September 5 in the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, A son was born September 5 to Mr, and Mrs, Don Eskridge of Grass Valley, in the Miners Hospital, lin of Grass Valley are the parents of a new son born September 6 in the Miners Hospital, . Slouber Marry At Trinity iding cake, decorated with a cascade of yellow roses, was served by Mrs, D, M. (Mary Ann) McWilliams, of Berkeley, sister of the bride, Terry Ann Taylor of Nevada City sattend‘ed the guest book, Mr, Fred. Macondray of Oakland, in full Scottish regalia of akilt and plaid, entertained with the pipes on the terrace . during the reception. : The grandparents of the bride, ‘Mt, and Mrs, Rush Jordan of ! and Mr, and Mrs, H,A. McPherson of Oakland, were ‘honored guests at the wedding ‘and feception,. i The reception was catered by ‘the ladies of Trinity Episcopal Church with Mrs, H. J. Ray, chairman, The bride chose a beige and brown ensemble with orange hat for her going away. An orange ribboned corsage of gardenias completed her outfit, T he young couple will make their. home in Santa Barbara where the groom will attend Brooks Institute of Photography. Both John and Nancy were graduated from Nevada Union High School and Sierra College. Among the out of town guests attending were: the Harold F, Osborns and Mrs, Lee MacDaniel of Oakland, the Robert Wetheralls, Mrs, Meredity Wetherall, Miss Carol Wetherall, the R.W. Schencks, Dr, Fred D, Tuemmler and Richard Tuemmler and Miss Eugenia Hull of Berkeley; the Hilliers and Miss Lynn Hillier of Chico; Mrs. C.E, Tillotson, great aunt of the bride, of Orland; the J.D. Paynes of Duarte; Miss Carol Waite of Martinez; Mrs, John Hart of Orinda; Mrs, Raymond Agnew of Santa Cruz; the Fred A, Tuemmiers and sons ‘Stephen and Brian, of Truckee, : Benefit Art Show Is Scheduled For This Saturday An art show to benefit the cystic fibrosis fund will be held under the direction of the Kromo Art Association of Yuba City, sponsored by the Iota Eta Chapter ofthe Delta Theta Tau, The “Au Pont de Paris” will be held from 10:00 a.m. to dusk on September 10 at Ellis Lake Island at 12th aiid D Streets, Marysville, There will be paintings on display and for sale by members of the Kromo Art Association and the Pioneer Arts of Nevada County, Also, botiques, gifts of all descriptions, and french pastries, Chairman of the show is Mrs, Shirley French of the Delta Theta Tau Sorority, Handling the art participation is Mrs, D.F. Johnson, President of Kromo Art Association. Several members of the Pioneer Arts of Nevada County won ribbons at the District Fair. ‘ Winners were Pat Harvey, Marguerite Cavanaugh, Maxine Mellinger, Olive Hughes, Roxie Tingley, Rugh Phelan, Nick Vogt and Maybelle Haynes.

MRE Ss ka en ee ne A as _ ert: So I wih A AD A % ; Grass Valley Lura Arnold Te f September 7 Nevada City Lions Elks Rough and Ready Chamber ‘of Commerce Chicago Park Garden Club Goldaacers SIRS Council for Retarded Children Nevada County 4-H Council Native Daughters Laurel Parlor No, 6 September 8 Ophir Hill Fire Dept. Auxiliary Nevada City Senior Citizens Grass Valley Lions Nevada City Rotary Odd Fellows Lodge No, 12 Grass Valley Soroptimists Nevada City Garden Club Grass Valley Jaycees Nevada County Hospital Auxiliary Job’s Daughters Bethel 102 September 9 ; Grass Valley Senior Citizens Nevada County Horsemen Association September 10 Square Knots Workshop Esther Rebekahs Lodge No, 9 September 12 TOPS Timberline Toastmasters Grass Valley Rotary Chicago Pask Fire Department Auxiliary Mr. and Mrs. John Stephen Slouber CLUB CALENDAR Penn Valley Fire Department A Planning Commission Cootiettes September 13Grass Valley Retail Merchants Teentwirlers American Legion Post 180 Neva Rebekah Ladge No, 119 Young Ladies Institute Nevada City Elks Nevada City Fire Department A Penn Valley Fire Department Ridge Road Garden Club September 14 Nevada City Lions Grass Valley Elks Nevada City Soroptimists Ready Springs School Board Boy Scouts Council Nevada City Little League A WSCS Tea-Nevada City Methodist Fellowship Hall Veterans and Ladies A of North San Juan Rebekahs Will Meet Tuesday For A Fair Fiesta Neva Rebekah Lodge No, 119 will meet at 8:00 p.m. Sept. 13 in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall on Broad Street, Nevada City. The theme of the evening will be “Fair Fiesta”, with Pauline Mullis as chairman, All members are urged to attend, Native Daughters Will Meet Tonight For Instruction Native Daughters of the Golden West, Laurel Parlor No. 6, will hold a business meeting at 8:00 p.m. Wednesday in the Veterans Memorial Hall, Nevada City. President Ethel Brady will preside, A school of instruction will be held September 18, with Gladys Blanchard, chairman, ‘Nancy McPhersonAnd John Mr. and Mrs, John Stephen Slouber are at home in Santa Barbara following their marriage, August 20, in the Trinity Episcopal Church of Nevada City. The Rev, Donald L, Royer officiated with the Rev. Norman Mealy fromthe Church Divinity School of the Pacific in Berkeley, assisting.in the ceremony. _ Mrs.--Slouber, nee Nancy ter of Dr. and Mrs, Arch McPherson, 203 Prospect Street, Nevada City. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph M. Siouber, Sunset Avenue, Grass Valley, are the parents of the groom. : The bride chose a full length satin organza over taffeta gown accented with embroidered flowers, A crown of pearls held her silk illusion veil, She carried ‘a cascade of gardentas, Shelia Sims, of Grass Valley, was maid of honor, The secondary attendants were JoAnn Slouber, Rosemary Slouber, Catherine Slouber, sisters of the groom; Jean Tuemmler of Truckee, sister of the bride, and Holly Schenck of Berkeley. Little Susan Kathleen McWilliams, age three, of Berkeley, niece of the bride, was the flower girl, All attendants were gowned alike in floor length gowns of

white over yellow, with yellow veils and bouquets, Paul Finlay, of Roseville, served the groom as best man, Jim Slouber, brother of the groom, Tom Boffman and Dick Bunning, all of Grass Valley; Wally Rothbeg, Bijou, and Jesse Taylor, Tahoe City, were the ushers, Mrs, McPherson chose a bright blue dress with matching jacket and hat for her daughter's wedding. A pale pink ensemble with matching hat was chosen by the groom's mother, Corsages of white orchids completed their attire, Mrs, Paul Paye was the organist and Tom Taylor was the crucifer. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, T he house was beautifully decorated in the color theme carried throughotit the wedding of white and yellow flowers and candles. The six tiered wedThe Carriage Set. Mr, and Mrs, Robert Wingham of Grass Valley, are the proud parents of a new daughter born August 31 at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. A son was bor September 3 to Mr, and Mrs, Richard Harlicker of Grass Valley in the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born September 4toMr. and Mrs, William Hoskins, of Nevada City, in the Miners Hospital, Mr, and Mrs, Victor Huber of Grass Valley, are the parents of a new daughter born September 4 in the Miners Hospital, ' . Mr, and Mrs, Richard Lockhart are the parents of a baby daugh~ ter born September 5 in the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, A son was born September 5 to Mr, and Mrs, Don Eskridge of Grass Valley, in the Miners Hospital, lin of Grass Valley are the parents of a new son born September 6 in the Miners Hospital, . Slouber Marry At Trinity iding cake, decorated with a cascade of yellow roses, was served by Mrs, D, M. (Mary Ann) McWilliams, of Berkeley, sister of the bride, Terry Ann Taylor of Nevada City sattend‘ed the guest book, Mr, Fred. Macondray of Oakland, in full Scottish regalia of akilt and plaid, entertained with the pipes on the terrace . during the reception. : The grandparents of the bride, ‘Mt, and Mrs, Rush Jordan of ! and Mr, and Mrs, H,A. McPherson of Oakland, were ‘honored guests at the wedding ‘and feception,. i The reception was catered by ‘the ladies of Trinity Episcopal Church with Mrs, H. J. Ray, chairman, The bride chose a beige and brown ensemble with orange hat for her going away. An orange ribboned corsage of gardenias completed her outfit, T he young couple will make their. home in Santa Barbara where the groom will attend Brooks Institute of Photography. Both John and Nancy were graduated from Nevada Union High School and Sierra College. Among the out of town guests attending were: the Harold F, Osborns and Mrs, Lee MacDaniel of Oakland, the Robert Wetheralls, Mrs, Meredity Wetherall, Miss Carol Wetherall, the R.W. Schencks, Dr, Fred D, Tuemmler and Richard Tuemmler and Miss Eugenia Hull of Berkeley; the Hilliers and Miss Lynn Hillier of Chico; Mrs. C.E, Tillotson, great aunt of the bride, of Orland; the J.D. Paynes of Duarte; Miss Carol Waite of Martinez; Mrs, John Hart of Orinda; Mrs, Raymond Agnew of Santa Cruz; the Fred A, Tuemmiers and sons ‘Stephen and Brian, of Truckee, : Benefit Art Show Is Scheduled For This Saturday An art show to benefit the cystic fibrosis fund will be held under the direction of the Kromo Art Association of Yuba City, sponsored by the Iota Eta Chapter ofthe Delta Theta Tau, The “Au Pont de Paris” will be held from 10:00 a.m. to dusk on September 10 at Ellis Lake Island at 12th aiid D Streets, Marysville, There will be paintings on display and for sale by members of the Kromo Art Association and the Pioneer Arts of Nevada County, Also, botiques, gifts of all descriptions, and french pastries, Chairman of the show is Mrs, Shirley French of the Delta Theta Tau Sorority, Handling the art participation is Mrs, D.F. Johnson, President of Kromo Art Association. Several members of the Pioneer Arts of Nevada County won ribbons at the District Fair. ‘ Winners were Pat Harvey, Marguerite Cavanaugh, Maxine Mellinger, Olive Hughes, Roxie Tingley, Rugh Phelan, Nick Vogt and Maybelle Haynes.