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Two fun events this weekend
(0th Annual North
Bloomfield: Homecoming Sunday
HORSEBACK ENTRANTS are always a big part of the annual North Bloomfield
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THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET — Thursday, June 10, 1976 — 3
The North Bloomfield
Homecoming has in ten short
years become a top California
historical event. It offers a
being restored carefully to its
180s grandeur.
In addition to the parade,
. musical concerts and old time
. & dance ‘routines, the Homecoming will feature the
dedication of Knotwell’s (not
well?) Drug Store. Partial
financing for the restoration .
has come in the form of a
grant from Long’s Drug
Stores, . whose. president,
Joseph is past chairman
of the California
State Parks Foundation.
Long will deliver the
keynote address during
Sunday’s ceremonies.
In past years many
restorations have taken place
at historie North Bloomfield.
Now open for public discovery
general store,
followed in’ restoring ‘the.
nostalgic look at a community .
community to a completely
authentic Nevada county
gold rush town,
12:30p.m. — Nevada County
Concert Band at the Gazebo.
1:4 p.m. — Grand Parade
with. Grand Marshall
Gene
Program, with Bit" Kaier
making the introductions and
Wally Brooks, Master of
Ceremonies, remarks by: Dr.
Albert Shumate, Past
President of the California
Historical Society, with
_ keynote address by Long.
Throughout the-day there
will be banjo plucking by Chip
Gash and Bob Renier in King’s
saloon. The anvils will be fired
by Hal Goodyear and Duke
a
Lola Montez-Lotta Crabtree pram: Sat & sun
well as the’ beatin food. and will “be a
drink.
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A crafts fair held in Nevada
City’s beautiful Pioneer Park,
it will featurea wide variety of
demonstration by Martha.
Stone
Asmany as 4000 visitors are
expected to partake’ in . the
pleasures. of the beg td
Everyone is encourag 0 ‘will be Sen
dress for the theme of the fairrape nets a the weekend event. Among the greet all visitors.
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