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Killian Molt
FANTASTIC LAND OF, FUNGI
Cup-tungi, Peziza species,
Very attractive in spite of their small size, many of the Pezizas
are of a brilliant color, thus making them quite conspicuous to the
nature lover. The common name refers to the characteristic shape,
although many donot grow true to the form of a cup. They grow on
or in the soil as well as on decaying wood and other plant debris
and are found most commonly in the spring, however they are to be
found here in the fall season as well.
Due to the lack of edible substance and desirability, Pezizas are
not used for food but as far as research now knows, there are no
poisonous species. This particular one is of a brilliant orange red
in color, edged in black and is of a very brittle texture. Note the
interesting shape one of them has taken by pulling two edges together to form a hollow curved tube.
CORWER
“A HORSE IN A STORM" by Stephen McDermott
Mrs, Hutsinpiller's Third Grade, Ready Springs School
. wish fo express my thanks
fo everyone who voted for
me and who worked so hard
on my campaign.
. pledge my best efforts on
behalf of all the people of
this great district.
Respectfully,
Gene
CAROUSEL
mented by a 25 piece orchestra
from the North Area Communi
Symphony Orchestra of Sacramento, The public is invited.
of local players and aaa
t
December 9
..Moliere's classic farce “The
Physician in S pite of Himself"
will be open at American River
Junior College fora four night run
in the River Playhouse, Curtain
time is 8:30 p.m.
December 10-15
..Henrik Ibsen's play “Ghosts”
willbe presented in the East Hall
Studio Theater on the Davis
campus of the University of California.
MISSING
December 11
.eThe New Music Ensemble of
the University of California at
Davis will present a concert of
contemporary chamber music at
the Eaglet Theatre, 15th and H
Streets, Sacramento, The concert
will feature a performance of
“The Trial of TenderO ‘Shea", an
opera by Richard Swift, chairman
of the department of music at
Davis. The opera received good
reviews in performances at Davis
and San Francisco, Curtain time
is 8:30 p.m.
RENT A
POR YOUR al Ow iNAN Le
December 18
.eThe annual Christmas concert
of the Sierra College choir and
string ensemble will be given at
8 p.m. inthe campuscenter, The
program of the choir, known as
the "Sierra Singers", willinclude
specialnumbers by the string en~
semble under the direction of
Clifford Brau, by the women's ensemble, and by the "merrymakers", a mixed group of actorsingers. Admission is free and the
public is invited.
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