April 23, 1964 (24 pages)

. Page 21 .April 28, 1964.The Nugget. Page 21. s ataF-_ at. at: at: af at. te #°0F_ at ata tof _at2t et of at et ati at _atietet o WG CAROUSEL April RETROSPECTIVE SHOW of Richard Hackett's works, Nevada City artist, Artists’ Gallery, 312 Commercial St., Nevada City, Weds., Sats., andSuns. 2-4P, M, Opening Apr. 5. Refreshments. April 23 CIVIL RIGHT S---Dr. Martin Luther King, Memorial Auditorium, Sac'to, 8:15 p.m. Free April-23, 24, 25 DRAMA---"Antigone" by Jean Anouilk; a modern dress version of the Greek legend; River Playhouse, American River Jr. College, Sac'to. April 24, 25, 26 AUBURN ARTS FESTIVAL--20th District Fairgrounds Home Economics Bldg., Auburn, April 24,25,30 May 1,2, "THE PLOUGH AND THE STARS" ---by Sean O'Casey. The story of the 1916 Irish rebellion, Sac'to State College Little Theater, Sac'to, April 28 FILM---"The Italian Straw Hat" (silent) (1927, France) and "Circus" (short) UC Davis, 198 Physical Sciences Bldg; 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. April 30 LECT URE---Noted sculptor Fred Sauls will discuss his work; River Plgyhouse, Amn. River Jr. College, Sac'to; 8:15 p.m. Admission free. April 30-May 15 the work of Fred Sauls at various locations on campus. May 1 THE LITTLE SINGERS OF TOK YO ---a company of thirty boys and girls who will give a program of popular andclassical selections as well as authentic Japanese folk songs; Sac'to Memorial Auditorium; 8:30 p.m. May 2 ART DEPART MENT OPEN HOUSE ---including art films, exhibits and demonstrations of student work; Amn. River Jr. College, Sac'to; 1-5 p.m. May 3 STOCKTON CHORALE--Methodist Church, Grass Valley; 8 p.m. Genuine Dairy Maid June Hubbard, a genuine dairy maid, of Glenn, was chosen District 12 Dairy Princess Saturday in acontest at Orland. Miss Hubbard currently is working with her brother on the family dairy farm in Glenn. Among others in the contest was Linda McDonald, Grass Valley. 4 WHEEL WITH m0 7 LEAGUE . Above the timberline— below sea level—across bush country or turnpike—you ride higher, deeper and farther with a Toyota Land Cruiser than with any other 4 wheel drive. Mud, sand, snow, rocky canyon or rain-swept bog—nothing stops this tanktough machine. Its biting stride eats up ground like 7 league boots. Its studhorse 135 hp engine—with 9 forward, 3 reverse gear combinations—powers you where wheels never made it before. And homeward bound, you cruise up to 85 mph—with foam seat 7-man comfort! Don't put off heading for the country you love. TOYOTA /ZAND CRUISER 4 wheel drive with 7 league stride HARTMAN CHEVROLET COMPANY 314 MAIN ST, GRASS VALLEY 273-7271 HARDTOP, SOFT-TOP AND STATION WAGON MODELS/PARTS AND SERVICE AVAILABLE Contemporary sculpture will officially come to the, old gold mining town of Smartville Sunday with the preview opening Sunday between 2 and5 p.m. of a sculpture studio and showroom by artist Prudence ‘beach in the old Excelsior Water and Mining Company store building. Subjects for the sculpture vary from "Moses", “Angel”, and “Crucifixion”, to “Little Warrior", "Maggie", “Steer Roper”, "Rodeo Bull", and portraits. Media used by the artist includes stone, plaster, resin and aluminum. Drawings using various media include Mexican subjects, ‘dancers, birdforms, and abstract figures. The works on display form a retrospective view of some of Miss Leach's work which she produced when not busy with architectural commissions in the past seven years, Art commissions in connection with construction have included works at Rice University, Houston, “Moses”, “Angel”, Contemporary Sculpture Phillip Johnson's chapel, New Harmony, Ind., and at the First National Bank, San Angelo, Texas. Miss Leach operateda studio at Houston for the past eight years. In addition to seeing the studio, persons interested in the arts will be abletosee the area which Miss Leach will use in her work in the future. “LEONARD F. CAREY.Realtor Phone 273-4300---P,O, Box 944, Grass. Valley, California Real Estate Investments -Mortgage Loans dietitian § NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION + NEVADA CITY BRANCH 300 Broad Street For farsighted people. People who look ahead usually have one thing in common—a savings account at the bank. Money in a savings account is -money you can count on. Next. week or next year —it will always be ready when you want it. A savings account can help bring you the things you want in the future —a new car, a new house, or a lifetime of security. To look ahead, put your money where you can be sure of it—in the bank. BANK OF AMERICA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ee gE! aD ce Ra ea rs

. Page 21 .April 28, 1964..The Nugget.. Page 21. s ataF-_ at. at: at: af at. te #°0F_ at ata tof _at2t et of at et ati at _atietet o WG CAROUSEL April RETROSPECTIVE SHOW of Richard Hackett's works, Nevada City artist, Artists’ Gallery, 312 Commercial St., Nevada City, Weds., Sats., andSuns. 2-4P, M, Opening Apr. 5. Refreshments. April 23 CIVIL RIGHT S---Dr. Martin Luther King, Memorial Auditorium, Sac'to, 8:15 p.m. Free April-23, 24, 25 DRAMA---"Antigone" by Jean Anouilk; a modern dress version of the Greek legend; River Playhouse, American River Jr. College, Sac'to. April 24, 25, 26 AUBURN ARTS FESTIVAL--20th District Fairgrounds Home Economics Bldg., Auburn, April 24,25,30 May 1,2, "THE PLOUGH AND THE STARS" ---by Sean O'Casey. The story of the 1916 Irish rebellion, Sac'to State College Little Theater, Sac'to, April 28 FILM---"The Italian Straw Hat" (silent) (1927, France) and "Circus" (short) UC Davis, 198 Physical Sciences Bldg; 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. April 30 LECT URE---Noted sculptor Fred Sauls will discuss his work; River Plgyhouse, Amn. River Jr. College, Sac'to; 8:15 p.m. Admission free. April 30-May 15 the work of Fred Sauls at various locations on campus. May 1 THE LITTLE SINGERS OF TOK YO ---a company of thirty boys and girls who will give a program of popular andclassical selections as well as authentic Japanese folk songs; Sac'to Memorial Auditorium; 8:30 p.m. May 2 ART DEPART MENT OPEN HOUSE ---including art films, exhibits and demonstrations of student work; Amn. River Jr. College, Sac'to; 1-5 p.m. May 3 STOCKTON CHORALE--Methodist Church, Grass Valley; 8 p.m. Genuine Dairy Maid June Hubbard, a genuine dairy maid, of Glenn, was chosen District 12 Dairy Princess Saturday in acontest at Orland. Miss Hubbard currently is working with her brother on the family dairy farm in Glenn. Among others in the contest was Linda McDonald, Grass Valley. 4 WHEEL WITH m0 7 LEAGUE . Above the timberline— below sea level—across bush

country or turnpike—you ride higher, deeper and farther with a Toyota Land Cruiser than with any other 4 wheel drive. Mud, sand, snow, rocky canyon or rain-swept bog—nothing stops this tanktough machine. Its biting stride eats up ground like 7 league boots. Its studhorse 135 hp engine—with 9 forward, 3 reverse gear combinations—powers you where wheels never made it before. And homeward bound, you cruise up to 85 mph—with foam seat 7-man comfort! Don't put off heading for the country you love. TOYOTA /ZAND CRUISER 4 wheel drive with 7 league stride HARTMAN CHEVROLET COMPANY 314 MAIN ST, GRASS VALLEY 273-7271 HARDTOP, SOFT-TOP AND STATION WAGON MODELS/PARTS AND SERVICE AVAILABLE Contemporary sculpture will officially come to the, old gold mining town of Smartville Sunday with the preview opening Sunday between 2 and5 p.m. of a sculpture studio and showroom by artist Prudence ‘beach in the old Excelsior Water and Mining Company store building. Subjects for the sculpture vary from "Moses", “Angel”, and “Crucifixion”, to “Little Warrior", "Maggie", “Steer Roper”, "Rodeo Bull", and portraits. Media used by the artist includes stone, plaster, resin and aluminum. Drawings using various media include Mexican subjects, ‘dancers, birdforms, and abstract figures. The works on display form a retrospective view of some of Miss Leach's work which she produced when not busy with architectural commissions in the past seven years, Art commissions in connection with construction have included works at Rice University, Houston, “Moses”, “Angel”, Contemporary Sculpture Phillip Johnson's chapel, New Harmony, Ind., and at the First National Bank, San Angelo, Texas. Miss Leach operateda studio at Houston for the past eight years. In addition to seeing the studio, persons interested in the arts will be abletosee the area which Miss Leach will use in her work in the future. “LEONARD F. CAREY..Realtor Phone 273-4300---P,O, Box 944, Grass. Valley, California Real Estate Investments -Mortgage Loans dietitian § NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION + NEVADA CITY BRANCH 300 Broad Street For farsighted people. People who look ahead usually have one thing in common—a savings account at the bank. Money in a savings account is -money you can count on. Next. week or next year —it will always be ready when you want it. A savings account can help bring you the things you want in the future —a new car, a new house, or a lifetime of security. To look ahead, put your money where you can be sure of it—in the bank. BANK OF AMERICA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ee gE! aD ce Ra ea rs