July 23, 1964 (24 pages)

American River JC ‘An Evening Of One-Acts The Theater Arts Department at American River Junior College this week announced its 1964-65 season schedule which will include three major productions and “an evening of one acts, The schedule is being extended one day to provide a four-day run for each production in 1964-65. Each show will open on Wednesday night and continue through Saturday, with curtain time at 8:15 p.m. All productions will be held in the River Playhouse. on the ARJC campus, with all seats reserved and advance ticket sales scheduled. On Dec. 9,10,11 and 12, the department will present Molieré's “The Phystcian in Spite of Himself." One of Moliere's truly classic farce comedies, the play deals with a rather disreputable woodsman who is mistaken for a famous physieian and with the adventures into’ which this fraud leads him. The play will be done in the costumes and settings of the commedia. de l'arte period. The production will be directed by William Sibley of ARJC's theater arts staff. Tentatively selected as the . spring drama will be Maxwell Andersen's "The Wingless Vic~tory," scheduled f or March 24, 25,26 and 27. This playisa romantic tragedy with a setting in the days of the Salem clipper -shi is-aboutNathaniel McQueston, anadventurer whoran away to sea when he was young. He amasseda fortune, fell in love with a Malayan princess, steals a ship, steals the princess and returns home to flaunt his riches and torment his pious Puritan family by bringing a darkskinned wife into their smug little New England town. Final drama offering of the year will be “an evening of one acts” scheduled four nights, May 10, 11,12 and 18, with the specific features to be announced, Summer Sessions At Chico Poetry, transistors, counseling, life saving, and furniture design are but a sample of the 23 subject areas which will be part of postsummer session offerings at Chico State College during the last week of July and the month of August. All courses will satisfy the requirements for residence credit and a student may enroll for a maximum of four units, according to Dr. Victor M. Houston, Dean of Summer Sessions and Extension Services. The bulk of the courses will begin on July 27, following registration in the North Gymnasium at 8a.m., andwill meet for time periods ranging from one week to four weeks, The fee per unit of work will be $14. 25. Further information may be obtained by contacting the office of the dean of summer sessions at Chico State College, 343-44 i koa Ie Ext. 267. Pvt. Milhous Learns Small Unit Tactics Marine Private Franklin W. Milhous, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Milhous of Alleghany Star Route, Nevada City, recently completed four weeks of individualcombat training at the Second Infantry Training Regiment, Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton. : Pvt. Franklin Milhous While with the regiment all ne arines are trained in tactical and combat skills needed for battle. Emphasis was placed on the small unit tactic--the fourman fire ‘team and the 14-man . squad, The sun shines 86 per cent of daylight time in Phoenix, Arizona. atatcta0?a2t-0fatfe #*a¥_at2at-at-aF_ata afi at a?’_at.0?a2t-0f—e Music Circus ‘The Boys From Syracuse’ The Boys From Syracuse, which will open a seven night run at the . Sacramento Music Circus on Monday, July 27, isa brash Rodgers and Hart musical comedy of genuine charm. Many of the mem~ orable songs that fill the show represent Lorenz Hart at his wittiest and Richard Rodgers at the Methodist Workshop Scheduled The Methodist Church in Nevada City and the CamptonvilleNorth San Juan Methodist Church will hold workshops for those interested in the new. curriculum and literature for Sunday School. The workshop for the Campton ~ ville-North San Juan Church will be conducted from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, August 1. Members are asked to bring a sack lunch. The workshop for the Nevada City Methodist Church will be held from 3:30 to 8 p.m. Sunday, August 2, Members are asked to bring a sack lunch for both ses~sions. musical peak of their partnership. These all time song favorites include Falling In Love With Love and This Can't Be Love as ‘well as the lovely ballad, The Shortest Day Of The Year, and the robust love song, You Have Cast Your Shadow On The Sea. George Abbott's-book-captures the romping, rowdy quality of its source, Shakespeare's The Comedy Of Errors, and involves two sets of twins, masters and servants, inacase of multiple mistaken identity in an ancient Greek town that willnever be the same. Music Circus producers Russell Lewis and Howard Young have filled the roles with perhaps the best singing cast of the season and some new performers that have already made their mark with Music Circus audiences from earlier parts this year. For example,’ Peggy Bonini and Byron Palmer, who performed and sang so notably in the Music Circus production of She Loves Me, are back. Two newcomers, Allen Case, most noted for his starring role on the television series The Deputy. with Henry Fonda, but who actually began his career as a singer on the Arthur Godfrey Talent Scout Program; and Carole Cook of night club, television, movie and summer theater fame, star in this delightful show. #%2-CAR GARAGE % WASHER % 4 BEDROOMS -2 BATHS WITH SHOWERS OVER TUB * DOUBLE KITCHEN SINK SPACE IN KITCHEN %40-GAL. GLASS-LINED WATER HEATER +at at a 22 poet ‘ez Atmt*’ *3988n yy AiunoD eperen’ ** WITH 5-YEAR WARRANTY *% ACOUSTIC CEILINGS # MAHOGANY DOORS AND CABINETS % SELECT OAK IN LIVING ROOM, HALL & BEDROOM FLOORS ALL FOR ONLY °810 per sq ft Register for free drawing for a Packard Bell Stereo Console. Nothing to buy, need not be present to win. Drawing to be held July 31, 1964. RESERVE SEATS NOW FOR THE FINAL SHOWS OF THE SEASON ORDER BY MAIL OR PHONE 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 NOW THROUGH JULY 26th RODGERS and HAMMERSTEIN'S THE KING AND . Almon E. Cartwright Stationed At Coast Guard Air Station Almon E, Cartwright, commissaryman second class, USCG, son of Mr. and Mrs, Floyd W. Cartwright. of 259 North Aubum, St., Grass Valley, is serving at @engeeeeeee rYyIIIIII\)) Lo aie aio CUSTOM BUILT ON YOUR LOT THEBOM DEXTER : 100% FINANCING..A BONDABLE COMPANY JULY 27-AUGUST 2 AUGUST 3-9? : STOP THE WORLD . WANT TO’GET OFF sterring KENNETH NELSON CAROLE COOK THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE , SALEN CASE *eccy BONINI t CAROLE GOOK Getedd NORTHERN CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST ON YOUR LOT BUILDER -ABONDABLE COMPANY ICARDINAL’S FURNISHED MODEL OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK at 6101 Fair Oaks Blvd., Carmichael « * ph. IV3-6616 AUGUST 17-30 MY FAIR LADY 9 MARGOT, MOSER HUGH MARLOWE LYLE: TALBOT AUGUST 10-16 KISS ME, KATE 9 WELENA BLISS NORWOOD SMITH ALLEN JENKINS DIAMOND Beloved by Brides { for over 100 years PPYTTTTYTYIL ITT TL llth ac alsin RN aeous At The Sacramento Light Opera Association's . Civie Theater Box Office © ee : 1419 H:St. 441-3163 § abi e Special Box Seats 33,00 "Northern California's Oldest & Largest On Your -Lot Builder!" e & 2 tot ——, W.J. Smith . : $28 $3.30 $275 °§ CA WT he ER Ee tee JEWELER 218 Broadst., N.C eS Tickets Available At: § 7 . ‘315th and H be Sacramento Fowler TV ° . Native Gold Items Se ere ST eS Ae civ thee! pag tancole Nay. g Local Representative Bspecrored aay Tee Sacremento See ana krax . Auburn 885-6256 ; / phone 265-2401 Authorized Artcarved Jeweler

American River JC ‘An Evening Of One-Acts The Theater Arts Department at American River Junior College this week announced its 1964-65 season schedule which will include three major productions and “an evening of one acts, The schedule is being extended one day to provide a four-day run for each production in 1964-65. Each show will open on Wednesday night and continue through Saturday, with curtain time at 8:15 p.m. All productions will be held in the River Playhouse. on the ARJC campus, with all seats reserved and advance ticket sales scheduled. On Dec. 9,10,11 and 12, the department will present Molieré's “The Phystcian in Spite of Himself." One of Moliere's truly classic farce comedies, the play deals with a rather disreputable woodsman who is mistaken for a famous physieian and with the adventures into’ which this fraud leads him. The play will be done in the costumes and settings of the commedia. de l'arte period. The production will be directed by William Sibley of ARJC's theater arts staff. Tentatively selected as the . spring drama will be Maxwell Andersen's "The Wingless Vic~tory," scheduled f or March 24, 25,26 and 27. This playisa romantic tragedy with a setting in the days of the Salem clipper -shi is-aboutNathaniel McQueston, anadventurer whoran away to sea when he was young. He amasseda fortune, fell in love with a Malayan princess, steals a ship, steals the princess and returns home to flaunt his riches and torment his pious Puritan family by bringing a darkskinned wife into their smug little New England town. Final drama offering of the year will be “an evening of one acts” scheduled four nights, May 10, 11,12 and 18, with the specific features to be announced, Summer Sessions At Chico Poetry, transistors, counseling, life saving, and furniture design are but a sample of the 23 subject areas which will be part of postsummer session offerings at Chico State College during the last week of July and the month of August. All courses will satisfy the requirements for residence credit and a student may enroll for a maximum of four units, according to Dr. Victor M. Houston, Dean of Summer Sessions and Extension Services. The bulk of the courses will begin on July 27, following registration in the North Gymnasium at 8a.m., andwill meet for time periods ranging from one week to four weeks, The fee per unit of work will be $14. 25. Further information may be obtained by contacting the office of the dean of summer sessions at Chico State College, 343-44 i koa Ie Ext. 267. Pvt. Milhous Learns Small Unit Tactics Marine Private Franklin W. Milhous, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Milhous of Alleghany Star Route, Nevada City, recently completed four weeks of individualcombat training at the Second Infantry Training Regiment, Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton. : Pvt. Franklin Milhous While with the regiment all ne arines are trained in tactical and combat skills needed for battle. Emphasis was placed on the small unit tactic--the fourman fire ‘team and the 14-man . squad, The sun shines 86 per cent of daylight time in Phoenix, Arizona. atatcta0?a2t-0fatfe #*a¥_at2at-at-aF_ata afi at a?’_at.0?a2t-0f—e Music Circus ‘The Boys From Syracuse’ The Boys From Syracuse, which will open a seven night run at the . Sacramento Music Circus on Monday, July 27, isa brash Rodgers and Hart musical comedy of genuine charm. Many of the mem~ orable songs that fill the show represent Lorenz Hart at his wittiest and Richard Rodgers at the Methodist Workshop Scheduled The Methodist Church in Nevada City and the CamptonvilleNorth San Juan Methodist Church will hold workshops for those interested in the new. curriculum and literature for Sunday School. The workshop for the Campton ~ ville-North San Juan Church will be conducted from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, August 1. Members are asked to bring a sack lunch.

The workshop for the Nevada City Methodist Church will be held from 3:30 to 8 p.m. Sunday, August 2, Members are asked to bring a sack lunch for both ses~sions. musical peak of their partnership. These all time song favorites include Falling In Love With Love and This Can't Be Love as ‘well as the lovely ballad, The Shortest Day Of The Year, and the robust love song, You Have Cast Your Shadow On The Sea. George Abbott's-book-captures the romping, rowdy quality of its source, Shakespeare's The Comedy Of Errors, and involves two sets of twins, masters and servants, inacase of multiple mistaken identity in an ancient Greek town that willnever be the same. Music Circus producers Russell Lewis and Howard Young have filled the roles with perhaps the best singing cast of the season and some new performers that have already made their mark with Music Circus audiences from earlier parts this year. For example,’ Peggy Bonini and Byron Palmer, who performed and sang so notably in the Music Circus production of She Loves Me, are back. Two newcomers, Allen Case, most noted for his starring role on the television series The Deputy. with Henry Fonda, but who actually began his career as a singer on the Arthur Godfrey Talent Scout Program; and Carole Cook of night club, television, movie and summer theater fame, star in this delightful show. #%2-CAR GARAGE % WASHER % 4 BEDROOMS -2 BATHS WITH SHOWERS OVER TUB * DOUBLE KITCHEN SINK SPACE IN KITCHEN %40-GAL. GLASS-LINED WATER HEATER +at at a 22 poet ‘ez Atmt*’ *3988n yy AiunoD eperen’ ** WITH 5-YEAR WARRANTY *% ACOUSTIC CEILINGS # MAHOGANY DOORS AND CABINETS % SELECT OAK IN LIVING ROOM, HALL & BEDROOM FLOORS ALL FOR ONLY °810 per sq ft Register for free drawing for a Packard Bell Stereo Console. Nothing to buy, need not be present to win. Drawing to be held July 31, 1964. RESERVE SEATS NOW FOR THE FINAL SHOWS OF THE SEASON ORDER BY MAIL OR PHONE 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 NOW THROUGH JULY 26th RODGERS and HAMMERSTEIN'S THE KING AND . Almon E. Cartwright Stationed At Coast Guard Air Station Almon E, Cartwright, commissaryman second class, USCG, son of Mr. and Mrs, Floyd W. Cartwright. of 259 North Aubum, St., Grass Valley, is serving at @engeeeeeee rYyIIIIII\)) Lo aie aio CUSTOM BUILT ON YOUR LOT THEBOM DEXTER : 100% FINANCING...A BONDABLE COMPANY JULY 27-AUGUST 2 AUGUST 3-9? : STOP THE WORLD . WANT TO’GET OFF sterring KENNETH NELSON CAROLE COOK THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE , SALEN CASE *eccy BONINI t CAROLE GOOK Getedd NORTHERN CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST ON YOUR LOT BUILDER -ABONDABLE COMPANY ICARDINAL’S FURNISHED MODEL OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK at 6101 Fair Oaks Blvd., Carmichael « * ph. IV3-6616 AUGUST 17-30 MY FAIR LADY 9 MARGOT, MOSER HUGH MARLOWE LYLE: TALBOT AUGUST 10-16 KISS ME, KATE 9 WELENA BLISS NORWOOD SMITH ALLEN JENKINS DIAMOND Beloved by Brides { for over 100 years PPYTTTTYTYIL ITT TL llth ac alsin RN aeous At The Sacramento Light Opera Association's . Civie Theater Box Office © ee : 1419 H:St. 441-3163 § abi e Special Box Seats 33,00 "Northern California's Oldest & Largest On Your -Lot Builder!" e & 2 tot ——, W.J. Smith . : $28 $3.30 $275 °§ CA WT he ER Ee tee JEWELER 218 Broadst., N.C eS Tickets Available At: § 7 . ‘315th and H be Sacramento Fowler TV ° . Native Gold Items Se ere ST eS Ae civ thee! pag tancole Nay.. g Local Representative Bspecrored aay Tee Sacremento See ana krax . Auburn 885-6256 ; / phone 265-2401 Authorized Artcarved Jeweler