January 22, 1969 (12 pages)

2 ne Re Be om A eae 4 hn ne NATIVE: SONS ofthe Golden West met at The Broiler in Nevada City last week with guest speaker Joe E, Regallo, Los Banos Grand Trustee, relating the history of Nevada City's Hydro Parlor No, 96, which was a started February 27, 1885, Regallo, left, is shown with Vergil J. Giani who received his 25-year pin, Elza Kilroy, president. of the Nevada As one of the originators of Cubism, he gave the world the first drastically new concept of art since the Renaissance. And the ideas that gave birth to Cubism have affected all the other arts as well. RG Pablo Picasso ‘zine will devéte its DecemPablo Picasso—the most influential artist of our time —was born in Malaga, Spain, in 1881 and has been a recagnized master for almost all his 87 years. ~ Never tied down to one media or technique, he has Produced outstanding paintings, prints, murals and sculptureinevery style ranging from representational to abstract. Because he has had such tremendous impact on 20th century art, literature, fashion, and theatre, Life magaber 23rd year-end double issue to ‘Picasso and His World.” This marks the first time in 14 years that the issue's subject is a single living individual. z OMG. Ad tid Leh aod SMSC NOM tot talaga et ren, 83 major fairs set this year SACRAMENTO ~— A total of 83 major fairs, one of them Nevada County's, and similar observances are scheduled in California during the coming year, it was announced this week by Western Fairs Association, largest regional trade organization of its kind. The association, a non-pro— fit organization with headquarters in Sacramento, publishes an annual "Date List," circulated among member fairs in 26 states and five Canadian provinces, with total fairtime attendance of 32,000,000. Louis S, Merrill, general manager, said the 83 California events will span a total of 497 days, starting with the February 14-23 National Date Festival in Indio, and closing with the November 27-30 Santa Barbara National Amateur Horse Show. The Date List includes names and addresses of fairs, 151 service members such as carnivals, bookingagents, and decorating firms; 27 service associates consisting mostly of breed organizations, and number of sus-taining memberships, including the major racing associations in California, ¢ City NSGW, and Muller Chapman of Marysville, member of the local . parlor, recipient of a 25-year membership pin. The parlor has had 845 members to date and paid out $48,583.75 in benefits since inception, One of the prime projects is medical work among deformed child' Ancient Greeks played for their life when guessing the riddle of the Sphinx of Thebes—‘‘What is fourfooted in morning, two-footed at noon, threefooted in evening?”’ If they lost, they were killed. Finally, Oedipus correctly guessed the ages of man —and the Sphinx killed herself. Another ancient puzzle is actually a piece of jewelry. The Turkish puzzle ring consists of three separate pieces of gold or silver.When taken apart, they form a puzzle that can astound the A new puzzle now sweeping the coun. try\is Parker Brothers’ “Instant Insanity.”’ Four plastic cubes with different colors on each side must be put together so no one color is repeated on any side. And the odds are 41,000 to 1 agains! assembling them by chance!

2 ne Re Be om A eae 4 hn ne NATIVE: SONS ofthe Golden West met at The Broiler in Nevada City last week with guest speaker Joe E, Regallo, Los Banos Grand Trustee, relating the history of Nevada City's Hydro Parlor No, 96, which was a started February 27, 1885, Regallo, left, is shown with Vergil J. Giani who received his 25-year pin, Elza Kilroy, president. of the Nevada As one of the originators of Cubism, he gave the world the first drastically new concept of art since the Renaissance. And the ideas that gave birth to Cubism have affected all the other arts as well. RG Pablo Picasso ‘zine will devéte its DecemPablo Picasso—the most influential artist of our time —was born in Malaga, Spain, in 1881 and has been a recagnized master for almost all his 87 years. ~ Never tied down to one media or technique, he has Produced outstanding paintings, prints, murals and sculptureinevery style ranging from representational to abstract. Because he has had such tremendous impact on 20th century art, literature, fashion, and theatre, Life magaber 23rd year-end double issue to ‘Picasso and His World.” This marks the first time in 14 years that the issue's subject is a single living individual. z OMG. Ad tid Leh aod SMSC NOM tot talaga et ren, 83 major fairs set this year SACRAMENTO ~— A total of 83 major fairs, one of them Nevada County's, and similar observances are scheduled in California during the coming year, it was announced this week

by Western Fairs Association, largest regional trade organization of its kind. The association, a non-pro— fit organization with headquarters in Sacramento, publishes an annual "Date List," circulated among member fairs in 26 states and five Canadian provinces, with total fairtime attendance of 32,000,000. Louis S, Merrill, general manager, said the 83 California events will span a total of 497 days, starting with the February 14-23 National Date Festival in Indio, and closing with the November 27-30 Santa Barbara National Amateur Horse Show. The Date List includes names and addresses of fairs, 151 service members such as carnivals, bookingagents, and decorating firms; 27 service associates consisting mostly of breed organizations, and number of sus-taining memberships, including the major racing associations in California, ¢ City NSGW, and Muller Chapman of Marysville, member of the local . parlor, recipient of a 25-year membership pin. The parlor has had 845 members to date and paid out $48,583.75 in benefits since inception, One of the prime projects is medical work among deformed child' Ancient Greeks played for their life when guessing the riddle of the Sphinx of Thebes—‘‘What is fourfooted in morning, two-footed at noon, threefooted in evening?”’ If they lost, they were killed. Finally, Oedipus correctly guessed the ages of man —and the Sphinx killed herself. Another ancient puzzle is actually a piece of jewelry. The Turkish puzzle ring consists of three separate pieces of gold or silver.When taken apart, they form a puzzle that can astound the A new puzzle now sweeping the coun. try\is Parker Brothers’ “Instant Insanity.”’ Four plastic cubes with different colors on each side must be put together so no one color is repeated on any side. And the odds are 41,000 to 1 agains! assembling them by chance!