December 31, 1964 (20 pages)

oF RR RENE NR Uncle Vanya Opens Month Run Bb Deane FOOL'S co In answer tonumerous requests we give you Miss Elizabeth Keenan 5th Grade Teacher, Washington School Nevada City. Honorrene Bond (Olinhouse) describes Lizzie Keenan "Straight laced-a lady in all things each day walkedto school from the Champeen Mine -with measured tread and straight backwhich she never lost in the classroom knowledge with a vestige of gentility” long time ago. -Your teacher and mine a e3e006 @S OS OOO HOSS OTS DS OHEDOCH OS eeoeecge Lilian Mat YOUR WORLD OF NATURE SNOWSHOE RABBIT, Lepus americanus, Mammal. Not realcommon here but found to some extent at higher elevations, this bunny was found in the Bow man Lakearea. It is so named for the shape of hind feet which resemble snow shoes. In summer its. coat is red-brown above, black-peppered, with light brown legs and pure white beneath. Topof tail is dark gray to black, ears black-tipped behind and white-bordered in front. In winter it is pure white except for black ear tips. Although they have no nests, Snowshoe rabbits will enter burrows for safety. They do little damage to forests because of their habit of eating here and there. A courting male rabbit fights other males with its teeth, but is indifferent to the young which are born 36 days after breeding. An interesting growth pattern of the young is as follows: fourth hour, sound-sensitive, 3 oz; first day, gray fur, run instead of hopping; second day, crawl; thirdday, hop; fifth day, raise ears; seventh day, on all toes, 4 1/4 oz; eleventh day, nibble hay, 1/2 pound; twenty-first day, fight, 14 oz; thirty-third day, 1 3/4 lbs; thirty fifth day, nursing stops, 1 1/2 lbs. Average daily gain for 159 days from birth is about one-third of an ounce. Since these rabbits are almost impossible to raise under domestication, he was replaced under a branch in the same spot where he was found, after being photographed. Fish And Game Lowers Cost Of Fish Planting California's state operated fish hatcheries produced and planted more fish at a lower cost during the 1963-64 fiscal year than in the 1962-63 fiscal year, the Department of Fish and Game reported this week. Economies realized through the Department's program: for automating as much as possible of its hatchery operation more than offset the normal increase in the cost of doing business, the DFG said. The Department's report on hatchery operations for 1963-64 indicates that 1,971,064 pounds of fish comprising 43,534,000 fish were reared and planted at a cost of $1,900,133. This is $20,431 less than 1962-63 costs, and 285,922 more pounds of fish were raised in 1963-64 than in the previous year. PP PARA MPPs NOW THAT THE RAINY SEASON IS HERE Protect your carpets from soilwith "CARPET BUTLER” the plastic runner that is skid resistant and will not curl, Easy to clean and will wear for years, Now. is the time to plan for the Holiday Season GIVE A NEW FLOOR FOR CHRISTMAS! FOR ANY OF YOUR FLOORING . NEEDS SEE D> D> > Jim Heather: FLOOR COVERING 233 Mill St., Grass Valley Phone 273-6028 FREE ESTIMATES . en nn a ng) “Uncle Vanya", anton Chekov's elegiac comedy about rural life in Russia at the turn of the century, opens a month's run on January 1 at The Actor's Workshop Marines’ Theater, San Francisco. There will be a special New Year's Eve preview for the public December 31 at 8 p.m. The Chekov play is the third subscription production of the professional theater's 1964-65 season, Featured inthe new production are Robert Symonds in the title role, withTomRosqui as the disillusioned Doctor Astrov, and Beatrice Manley playing the young wife Yelena, whose relationships with the men around her formthe story of the play. Rhoda Gemignani plays Sonya, Yelena's step-daughter, who, with her -Uncle Vanya, saves the family estate from decay. Also featured in the cast are Milton Parsons, Robert Haswell, Joyce Lancaster, Shirley Jac Wagner, and Robert Kames. Co-Producing Director Herbert Blau has staged the Russian classic, in settings by james H. Stearns. Chekov's plays have enjoyed a new popularity in recent decades, with American regional theaters leading in new productions of his four major works, "The Cherry Orchard", "The Three Sisters", “The Sea Gull", and “Vanya”. The Chekov masterworks were first staged early in thiscentury at the Moscow Art Theater by the great Russian director Constantin Stanislavski, whose theories of acting have had the strongest influence upon American acting since the 1930's, This will be the third Chekov production by The Workshop. “The Cherry Orchard" was presented early in the company's history, and "The Three Sisters” was a successful entry of the 1961-62 season. Performances of "Uncle Vanya” after the holiday opening are scheduled for Wednesday through Sunday evenings, with Saturday matinees, through January 30. Scarlet-red flowers are rarely found in Europe, j Now is the time of year te make sure your roof: is'in good eonditQUALITY PAINTS eceee aad Se AUTO PAINTS WIDE SELECTION OF WALLPAPERS eee2288 8 rs BRASS VALLEY, CALIF. PHONE 223-4886 LEONARD F. CAREY.Realtor Phone 273-4300---p, O. Box 944, Grass Valley, California Real Estate Investments -Mortgage Loans @: covceeee” } B UILDERS £& GRASS. VALERY ‘no's ee yee can have one on , & (easy budget terms and no mroney down, LUMBER CO. NEVADA CiTY ion, Let .us inspect your roof. There is no charge or obligation, ¢o . you. An ‘average home can be reroofed including labor for $9.87 4 month. r home jieeds a new CONSUMERS [Ph 273-6105 HIGHWAY ey PIT ‘TE Joquieseq***3e88ny AqunoD epeAgN*** fab

oF RR RENE NR Uncle Vanya Opens Month Run Bb Deane FOOL'S co In answer tonumerous requests we give you Miss Elizabeth Keenan 5th Grade Teacher, Washington School Nevada City. Honorrene Bond (Olinhouse) describes Lizzie Keenan "Straight laced-a lady in all things each day walkedto school from the Champeen Mine -with measured tread and straight backwhich she never lost in the classroom knowledge with a vestige of gentility” long time ago. -Your teacher and mine a e3e006 @S OS OOO HOSS OTS DS OHEDOCH OS eeoeecge Lilian Mat YOUR WORLD OF NATURE SNOWSHOE RABBIT, Lepus americanus, Mammal. Not realcommon here but found to some extent at higher elevations, this bunny was found in the Bow man Lakearea. It is so named for the shape of hind feet which resemble snow shoes. In summer its. coat is red-brown above, black-peppered, with light brown legs and pure white beneath. Topof tail is dark gray to black, ears black-tipped behind and white-bordered in front. In winter it is pure white except for black ear tips. Although they have no nests, Snowshoe rabbits will enter burrows for safety. They do little damage to forests because of their habit of eating here and there. A courting male rabbit fights other males with its teeth, but is indifferent to the young which are born 36 days after breeding. An interesting growth pattern of the young is as follows: fourth hour, sound-sensitive, 3 oz; first day, gray fur, run instead of hopping; second day, crawl; thirdday, hop; fifth day, raise ears; seventh day, on all toes, 4 1/4 oz; eleventh day, nibble hay, 1/2 pound; twenty-first day, fight, 14 oz; thirty-third day, 1 3/4 lbs; thirty fifth day, nursing stops, 1 1/2 lbs. Average daily gain for 159 days from birth is about one-third of an ounce. Since these rabbits are almost impossible to raise under domestication, he was replaced under a branch in the same spot where he was found, after being photographed. Fish And Game Lowers Cost Of Fish Planting California's state operated fish hatcheries produced and planted more fish at a lower cost during the 1963-64 fiscal year than in the 1962-63 fiscal year, the Department of Fish and Game reported this week. Economies realized through the Department's program: for automating as much as possible of its hatchery operation more than offset the normal increase in the cost of doing business, the DFG said. The Department's report on hatchery operations for 1963-64 indicates that 1,971,064 pounds of fish comprising 43,534,000 fish were reared and planted at a cost of $1,900,133. This is $20,431 less than 1962-63 costs, and 285,922 more pounds of fish were raised in 1963-64 than in the previous year. PP PARA MPPs NOW THAT THE RAINY SEASON IS HERE Protect your carpets from soilwith "CARPET BUTLER” the plastic runner that is skid resistant and will not curl, Easy to clean and will wear for years, Now. is the time to plan for the Holiday Season GIVE A NEW FLOOR FOR CHRISTMAS! FOR ANY OF YOUR FLOORING . NEEDS SEE D> D> > Jim Heather: FLOOR COVERING 233 Mill St., Grass Valley Phone 273-6028 FREE ESTIMATES . en nn a ng) “Uncle Vanya", anton Chekov's elegiac comedy about rural life in Russia at the turn of the century,

opens a month's run on January 1 at The Actor's Workshop Marines’ Theater, San Francisco. There will be a special New Year's Eve preview for the public December 31 at 8 p.m. The Chekov play is the third subscription production of the professional theater's 1964-65 season, Featured inthe new production are Robert Symonds in the title role, withTomRosqui as the disillusioned Doctor Astrov, and Beatrice Manley playing the young wife Yelena, whose relationships with the men around her formthe story of the play. Rhoda Gemignani plays Sonya, Yelena's step-daughter, who, with her -Uncle Vanya, saves the family estate from decay. Also featured in the cast are Milton Parsons, Robert Haswell, Joyce Lancaster, Shirley Jac Wagner, and Robert Kames. Co-Producing Director Herbert Blau has staged the Russian classic, in settings by james H. Stearns. Chekov's plays have enjoyed a new popularity in recent decades, with American regional theaters leading in new productions of his four major works, "The Cherry Orchard", "The Three Sisters", “The Sea Gull", and “Vanya”. The Chekov masterworks were first staged early in thiscentury at the Moscow Art Theater by the great Russian director Constantin Stanislavski, whose theories of acting have had the strongest influence upon American acting since the 1930's, This will be the third Chekov production by The Workshop. “The Cherry Orchard" was presented early in the company's history, and "The Three Sisters” was a successful entry of the 1961-62 season. Performances of "Uncle Vanya” after the holiday opening are scheduled for Wednesday through Sunday evenings, with Saturday matinees, through January 30. Scarlet-red flowers are rarely found in Europe, j Now is the time of year te make sure your roof: is'in good eonditQUALITY PAINTS eceee aad Se AUTO PAINTS WIDE SELECTION OF WALLPAPERS eee2288 8 rs BRASS VALLEY, CALIF. PHONE 223-4886 LEONARD F. CAREY..Realtor Phone 273-4300---p, O. Box 944, Grass Valley, California Real Estate Investments -Mortgage Loans @: covceeee” } B UILDERS £& GRASS. VALERY ‘no's ee yee can have one on , & (easy budget terms and no mroney down, LUMBER CO. NEVADA CiTY ion, Let .us inspect your roof. There is no charge or obligation, ¢o . you. An ‘average home can be reroofed including labor for $9.87 4 month. r home jieeds a new CONSUMERS [Ph 273-6105 HIGHWAY ey PIT ‘TE Joquieseq***3e88ny AqunoD epeAgN*** fab