July 22, 1965 (20 pages)

O'Neill Comedy ‘Take Me Along’ Will Start Monday At The Music Take Me Along, the musical comedy spun out of Eugene O'Neill's only light hearted play, Ah, Wilderness!, the sixth production of the 1965 Music Circus season, will open Monday and plays nightly at 8:30 through August 17%. Take Me Along recalls the joys and gentle poignancies of family life in a small Connecticut town in 1906. The center pins of the tale are a serene couple, the town's newspaper editor and his loyally admiring wife. Their tranquillity suffers a few jolts w hen two romances culminate, one mature, one adolescent. The mature one is between Sid, the editor's brother in law, and _ his spinster sister, Lily, who has waited sixteen years for the bibulous Sid to reform and propose Roast Beef Dinner Set For Sunday A roast beef dinner sponsored by the Watt Park Volunteer Fire Department will be held in the home economics building at the NevadaCounty District~fair~ grounds Sunday. The meal will be served from 1to3 p.m. An automatic oven broiler will be given away as a door prize. Tickets may be purchased in advance at the following Grass Valley locations: Pick N Pan Cafe; Maltman's; Hattox Jewelry; AtoZ Supply or from any member of the fire department. Tickets will also be on sale at the door Sunday. Neva Lions Name New Officers For The Coming Year Pauline Bergemann was elected new president of the Nevada City Neva Lions June 24 at a meeting held in the home of Margie Warner in Nevada City. Other new officers elected are: Brita Rozynski, vice president; Joan Gilbert, secretary; Georgia Knutson, treasurer and Shirley Griggs, tailtwister, Chris Craggs and Bea Nickerl were named to the board of directors. The new Officers will be installed at a dinner scheduled for July 24 in The Broiler, Nevada City. Doris Sodolski and Brita Rozynski are the co-chairmen of the event. The Neva Lions will meet at 9 a.m. July 23in the Nevada City Veterans Building to cook tacosauce forthe Nevada County District Fair. A_ total of 700 pounds of sauce will be cooked and frozen for use when the fair begins. Margie Wagner is the chairman. Circus Tent to her, T he adolescent.rom ance concerns Richard, the editor's teenage son, and the daughter of a neighbor who grows furious when he learns the lad has been quoting Omar Khayam and Oscar Wilde to his innocent child. Rebuffed, Richard attempts a fling with a chorus girl who inhales cigarettes, but retreats in panic--only to have to listen stony faced to a lecture from his ill at ease father on the facts of life. Fourteen memorable songs decorate the play including: Little Green Snake, I Get Embarassed, But Yours, andthe fam ous title song. Starring in Take Me ‘Along are Marvin Miller, Peggy Bonini and Danny Lockin. Marvin Miller is best remembered as the check delivering hero of TV's The Millionaire of a few seasons ago. In Take Me Along he costars as Sid. Peggy Bonini, versatile opera and stage star, scored a great personal success in two of last season's Music Circus productions: She Loves Me and The Boys From Syracuse, Her only Sacramento appearance this year is as Lily. Danny Lockin displayed his dancing, acting and singing ability to Music Circus audiences for the first time this year as Tommy in The Music Man, He portrays the love smitten Richard. Coast Guard Offers New SPAR Program The U. S. Coast Guard announces a special program of active duty and reserve training for qualified young women between the ages of 18 and 30, The fortunate group of young women who will be selected for enlistment as SPARS in the Coast Guard will have the opportunity to complete six months of special training and an additional six months of on-the-job training. Following completion of this one year of active duty, they will return to their homes and enter Organized Reserve Units where they will train in weekly or monthly meetings and spend two weeks on active duty each year. For girls who have just graduated from high school and haven't decided on a Career -or, for the young woman who desires to acquire new knowledge and skills -this is the opportunity to experience the challenges of active interesting military life, . and receive valuable training experience at the same time. Towearthe proud uniform of a SPAR, young women between the ages of 18 and 30 should contact the local Coast Guard recruiter at Federal Building, 7th& Capitol, Sacramento, California. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Nobles Ida Allen Marries Nobles Mr, and Mrs, Willie E. Nobles are at home in Nevada City following their marriage July 10th in the Community Baptist Church, Nevada City. The ReverendB.J. Morford officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride, the formerIda Allen, isthe daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Nels Allen, 185-B Walker Drive, Grass Valley. The groom's parents are Mr, and Mrs. Harold Nobles, Bloomfield Rd. , Nevada City. The maid of honor was Ada Allen, twin sister of the bride. Serving as bridesmaids were 16 ° e < Be Q. & i?) ° =] i=} Cad < a i=] gQ oq e ra i=] we iw to ~ Ne] for) on Leslie Seebach, Becky Parsons and * Melody Nobles, sisters of the groom. The groom was attended by Doug Brown asbest man, Mike Lehman, David Baxley and Lee Jordan were the ushers, The young couple are graduates of Nevada Union High School. Following a reception held in the church annex, the couple honeymooned at Lake Tahoe. Dorsett-Shock Vows Exchanged Mr. and Mrs. James Marvin Shock, II, were united in marriage July 10, in a candlelight ceremony in the Clear Lake Presbyterian Church, Kelseyville. The Rev. Martin Crabb officiated at the double ring service, The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Victor D, Barnes of Nice. Mr.and Mrs. James Marvin Shock of Nevada City are the parents of the groom, Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor length gown of silk organza. It featured a controlled sheath skirt with natural waistline, long-sleeved bodice, Italian neckline. The midriff, neckline and skirt detailed with imported Italian lace applique with matching design on the detachable chapel length train; covered buttons at wrists and down the back of gown. Her elbow length French illusion veil was held in place by a small pillbox appliqued with seed pearls, She carried a bouquet of white camations. i : Mrs, Steven Puthuff, Sacramento, was the matron of:honor. Susie Dorsett, Nice, sister of the bride, served as maid of honor. Bridesmaids Janice Weber; Sac-ramento, Roberta Veit, Elk Grove, and Linda Shinn, Nice, were identically attired as the above attendants in floor length Five County Students Get Scholarships From Cal Five Nevada County students are among: the 900 recipients of scholarships awarded to undergraduates at the University of California's Berkeley campus for the 1965-66 academic year. The scholarship winners were chosen from some 2,500 applicants who met the requirement of a B grade average. Financial need also is a factor in determining winners of the scholarships, which generally range from $200 to $600. The awards are important because the annual budget for a student living away from home is estimated at $1,700, and 65 per cent of Berkeley's 17,000 undergraduates work to support themselves, Scholarships include those pro-vided by the California Alumni Association, the University Regents, numerous service groups, foundations, and ‘individuals, Winners from this area are: Roy E. London and Curt M. Staley, Nevada City; Terry Meekins and MarthaJ. Penaluna, Grass Valley and Vernon L, Leming, Cedar Ridge. Colfax Art Show Scheduled For Sunday An exhibit of the art works of Mrs, Robert Richardson of Colfax willbe held from 2-4 p.m. Sunday in*the Little Red Hen in Colfax. Mrs, Richardson, who has studied art in Portland, Ore., andSeattle, Wash., will show oils, watercolors, pastels and sketches, gowns in shades of blue floral print with an overlay of blue nylon organdy. They carried colonial bouquets of white carnations, Edward Speegle, Jr., Sacramento, was best man, Vincent Dorsett and KennethBarnes, Nice, brothers of the bride; Richard Atlee and Leland Herman, Sacramento, were the ushers, Following the wedding, a reception was held at the Lake County Fairgrounds, The three hundred guests were served a buffet luncheon, Among the guests from this area were Mrs, Ruth Wood, grandmother of the bridegroom; Mr, and Mrs. Charles Everhart and Mrs, R. Peter Ingram, Nevada City. The bride's mother received in an ivory dress with matching jacket in nubby brocade, Avocado and white accessories completed hercostume. The groom's mother chose a light champagne one piece dress of chiffon and silk linen with matching jacket and fushia accessories, Both worg corsages of white carnations, _ The bride was a graduate of Sacramento State College with the class of 1965 with a Batchelor of Arts degree in International Relations, The groom graduated in 1962 from Sierra College and from Sacramento State College in 1964 with a Bachelor of Arts DegreeinJournalism. He served three years with the U.S. Marine Corps. Following a honeymoon along the California coastline the young couple are at home at 950 South Garfield Street, Apt. 35, Lodi, California,

O'Neill Comedy ‘Take Me Along’ Will Start Monday At The Music Take Me Along, the musical comedy spun out of Eugene O'Neill's only light hearted play, Ah, Wilderness!, the sixth production of the 1965 Music Circus season, will open Monday and plays nightly at 8:30 through August 17%. Take Me Along recalls the joys and gentle poignancies of family life in a small Connecticut town in 1906. The center pins of the tale are a serene couple, the town's newspaper editor and his loyally admiring wife. Their tranquillity suffers a few jolts w hen two romances culminate, one mature, one adolescent. The mature one is between Sid, the editor's brother in law, and _ his spinster sister, Lily, who has waited sixteen years for the bibulous Sid to reform and propose Roast Beef Dinner Set For Sunday A roast beef dinner sponsored by the Watt Park Volunteer Fire Department will be held in the home economics building at the NevadaCounty District~fair~ grounds Sunday. The meal will be served from 1to3 p.m. An automatic oven broiler will be given away as a door prize. Tickets may be purchased in advance at the following Grass Valley locations: Pick N Pan Cafe; Maltman's; Hattox Jewelry; AtoZ Supply or from any member of the fire department. Tickets will also be on sale at the door Sunday. Neva Lions Name New Officers For The Coming Year Pauline Bergemann was elected new president of the Nevada City Neva Lions June 24 at a meeting held in the home of Margie Warner in Nevada City. Other new officers elected are: Brita Rozynski, vice president; Joan Gilbert, secretary; Georgia Knutson, treasurer and Shirley Griggs, tailtwister, Chris Craggs and Bea Nickerl were named to the board of directors. The new Officers will be installed at a dinner scheduled for July 24 in The Broiler, Nevada City.. Doris Sodolski and Brita Rozynski are the co-chairmen of the event. The Neva Lions will meet at 9 a.m. July 23in the Nevada City Veterans Building to cook tacosauce forthe Nevada County District Fair. A_ total of 700 pounds of sauce will be cooked and frozen for use when the fair begins. Margie Wagner is the chairman. Circus Tent to her, T he adolescent.rom ance concerns Richard, the editor's teenage son, and the daughter of a neighbor who grows furious when he learns the lad has been quoting Omar Khayam and Oscar Wilde to his innocent child. Rebuffed, Richard attempts a fling with a chorus girl who inhales cigarettes, but retreats in panic--only to have to listen stony faced to a lecture from his ill at ease father on the facts of life. Fourteen memorable songs decorate the play including: Little Green Snake, I Get Embarassed, But Yours, andthe fam ous title song. Starring in Take Me ‘Along are Marvin Miller, Peggy Bonini and Danny Lockin. Marvin Miller is best remembered as the check delivering hero of TV's The Millionaire of a few seasons ago. In Take Me Along he costars as Sid. Peggy Bonini, versatile opera and stage star, scored a great personal success in two of last season's Music Circus productions: She Loves Me and The Boys From Syracuse, Her only Sacramento appearance this year is as Lily. Danny Lockin displayed his dancing, acting and singing ability to Music Circus audiences for the first time this year as Tommy in The Music Man, He portrays the love smitten Richard. Coast Guard Offers New SPAR Program The U. S. Coast Guard announces a special program of active duty and reserve training for qualified young women between the ages of 18 and 30, The fortunate group of young women who will be selected for enlistment as SPARS in the Coast Guard will have the opportunity to complete six months of special training and an additional six months of on-the-job training. Following completion of this one year of active duty, they will return to their homes and enter Organized Reserve Units where they will train in weekly or monthly meetings and spend two weeks on active duty each year. For girls who have just graduated from high school and haven't decided on a Career -or, for the young woman who desires to acquire new knowledge and skills -this is the opportunity to experience the challenges of active interesting military life, .. and receive valuable training experience at the same time. Towearthe proud uniform of a SPAR, young women between the ages of 18 and 30 should contact the local Coast Guard recruiter at Federal Building, 7th& Capitol, Sacramento, California. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Nobles Ida Allen Marries Nobles Mr, and Mrs, Willie E. Nobles are at home in Nevada City following their marriage July 10th in the Community Baptist Church, Nevada City. The ReverendB.J. Morford officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride, the formerIda Allen, isthe daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Nels Allen, 185-B Walker Drive,

Grass Valley. The groom's parents are Mr, and Mrs. Harold Nobles, Bloomfield Rd. , Nevada City. The maid of honor was Ada Allen, twin sister of the bride. Serving as bridesmaids were 16 ° e < Be Q. & i?) ° =] i=} Cad < a i=] gQ oq e ra i=] we iw to ~ Ne] for) on Leslie Seebach, Becky Parsons and * Melody Nobles, sisters of the groom. The groom was attended by Doug Brown asbest man, Mike Lehman, David Baxley and Lee Jordan were the ushers, The young couple are graduates of Nevada Union High School. Following a reception held in the church annex, the couple honeymooned at Lake Tahoe. Dorsett-Shock Vows Exchanged Mr. and Mrs. James Marvin Shock, II, were united in marriage July 10, in a candlelight ceremony in the Clear Lake Presbyterian Church, Kelseyville. The Rev. Martin Crabb officiated at the double ring service, The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Victor D, Barnes of Nice. Mr.and Mrs. James Marvin Shock of Nevada City are the parents of the groom, Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a floor length gown of silk organza. It featured a controlled sheath skirt with natural waistline, long-sleeved bodice, Italian neckline. The midriff, neckline and skirt detailed with imported Italian lace applique with matching design on the detachable chapel length train; covered buttons at wrists and down the back of gown. Her elbow length French illusion veil was held in place by a small pillbox appliqued with seed pearls, She carried a bouquet of white camations. i : Mrs, Steven Puthuff, Sacramento, was the matron of:honor. Susie Dorsett, Nice, sister of the bride, served as maid of honor. Bridesmaids Janice Weber; Sac-ramento, Roberta Veit, Elk Grove, and Linda Shinn, Nice, were identically attired as the above attendants in floor length Five County Students Get Scholarships From Cal Five Nevada County students are among: the 900 recipients of scholarships awarded to undergraduates at the University of California's Berkeley campus for the 1965-66 academic year. The scholarship winners were chosen from some 2,500 applicants who met the requirement of a B grade average. Financial need also is a factor in determining winners of the scholarships, which generally range from $200 to $600. The awards are important because the annual budget for a student living away from home is estimated at $1,700, and 65 per cent of Berkeley's 17,000 undergraduates work to support themselves, Scholarships include those pro-vided by the California Alumni Association, the University Regents, numerous service groups, foundations, and ‘individuals, Winners from this area are: Roy E. London and Curt M. Staley, Nevada City; Terry Meekins and MarthaJ. Penaluna, Grass Valley and Vernon L, Leming, Cedar Ridge. Colfax Art Show Scheduled For Sunday An exhibit of the art works of Mrs, Robert Richardson of Colfax willbe held from 2-4 p.m. Sunday in*the Little Red Hen in Colfax. Mrs, Richardson, who has studied art in Portland, Ore., andSeattle, Wash., will show oils, watercolors, pastels and sketches, gowns in shades of blue floral print with an overlay of blue nylon organdy. They carried colonial bouquets of white carnations, Edward Speegle, Jr., Sacramento, was best man, Vincent Dorsett and KennethBarnes, Nice, brothers of the bride; Richard Atlee and Leland Herman, Sacramento, were the ushers, Following the wedding, a reception was held at the Lake County Fairgrounds, The three hundred guests were served a buffet luncheon, Among the guests from this area were Mrs, Ruth Wood, grandmother of the bridegroom; Mr, and Mrs. Charles Everhart and Mrs, R. Peter Ingram, Nevada City. The bride's mother received in an ivory dress with matching jacket in nubby brocade, Avocado and white accessories completed hercostume. The groom's mother chose a light champagne one piece dress of chiffon and silk linen with matching jacket and fushia accessories, Both worg corsages of white carnations, _ The bride was a graduate of Sacramento State College with the class of 1965 with a Batchelor of Arts degree in International Relations, The groom graduated in 1962 from Sierra College and from Sacramento State College in 1964 with a Bachelor of Arts DegreeinJournalism. He served three years with the U.S. Marine Corps. Following a honeymoon along the California coastline the young couple are at home at 950 South Garfield Street, Apt. 35, Lodi, California,