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THE NUGGET hopes to provide c complete, up-to-date
calendar of community events. To have your event
listed, please call us at
Thursday publication. Hope to hear from you.
Tonight
“MARMALADE GUMDROPS,” ‘a children’s play by
Carol Lauck, will be presented
. in the Sierra College Theatre
at sb ae Also
March 1, Evening:
performance at 7 p.m. is set
for March 31. Adults, $1,
children, $.50.Tonight
Nevada City Armory. Public
invited.
273-9561 by Tuesday for
SPAGHETTI DINNER at the
Veterans Memorial Building.
featuring renowned instructor in Grass Valley to benefit 4-H.
Bert Balladine. Tuition; $17
for daylong session; 1 p.m. to8
p.m. at Finn Hall, 3980 Rocklin
Road, Rocklin. For further
information call 265-2232.
Adults, $3 and children, $1.25.
Hours, 6-9 p.m. music by the
Brotherhood.
“ILL MET BY
MOONLIGHT,” a drama to be
hace at the Old Nevada
WINE TASTING PARTY at 8 p.m. Presented by
sponsored by the Nevada City ‘he New Gate Theater ComSoroptimists, 1 to 4 p.m. at the Pany of San Francisco.
MARCH 28COMPANY presents an ~~ .
evening of
; Tagtime music at the Sierra
, College Theatre, 8 p.m.Admission, $1. Call 624-3333 for
_ Teservations or further in-.
formation.
March 26
“SPRING,’’ a multi-media
production honoring the
season of life. Sierra College
Free
March 26
INTERNATIONAL FOLK
DANCING is offered every
provide music for dancing
Ro ip tee leva y Lodge.
Adrifission ; $7.50.
March 27
Bsa kare be eo re pets tind: eee
4
lighthearted 7
Planetarium, 7 and 8‘ p.m. _
IT’S SPRING SKIING TIME in the Sierra. While there's
not an abundance of .snow, there's enough. Coupled
with the warm spring weather, conditions add up to a
good time. Photo taken at Sugar Bowl.
‘GARY C.TANKO.
WELL DRILLING, INC.
, STA-RITE PUMPS
‘No Water -No Pay
Free Estimates.
Serving Nevada, Placer —
El Dorado and Amador
Counties
Hwy 49 & Luther Road
(1460 Canal Street)
Auburn, Calif.
95603
Call 885-0421
‘Day or Night
THE NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET — Thursday, March 25, 1976 — 7
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
March 28
THE GREAT RACE, a 30 km
cross-country ski race from
Tahoe -City to Truckee.
Proceeds will go to local high
school ski . Race
begins at 9 a.m. at North
Tahoe High School. Register
by 8:30 For further information call 583-4316 or 5877123,
March 30
NEVADA COUNTY
DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB
plays every Tuesday at 7 p.m.
at Golden Empire Grange
Hall. Daytime games every
Thursday at 10 a.m. Call 2732397 for further information.
April 1
NEVADA COUNTY
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
meeting at the Nevada City
Veterans Hall, 8 p.m.
April 4
DONKEY BASKETBALL
GAME at Nevada Union gym.
The Gold Loggers
(Assoc. of California Loggers)
will face the Buffalo Bears
(Calif. Div. of Forestry) in a
game to benefit local 4H
programs. Time: 2 p.m.
April 6
PARENTS WITHOUT
PARTNERS meets at 8 p.m.
the first Tuesday of each
month. Call 265-4465 for information:
April 9-10
PRE-EASTER~ CERAMICS
SALE, sponsored by the
Golden Empire Hospital
Auxiliar y.
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