March 3, 1966 (20 pages)

ee i ROA CN EES OME LES Ryne: NORTHERN MINES & CALIFORNIA REPORTS Eas EIS st EE et + ot + tt Et tt re . ist THE AUBURN Theater Workshop will present “Varieties of '66" at the Nevada City Elks Club March ll to aid in the drive to raise funds to purchase the old Nevada Theater, Babe Childers, (right) chairman of the local Penstock Players, is shown with Clancy Tucker, director of the show and his wife Gail one of the actresses in the production, as they looked over the Elks Club stage Sunday. Achievement Winners Announced Four seniors at Nevada Union High School have been selected to represent their school in this year’sBank of America Achievement Awards program, Principal William C, George announced today. Selected by faculty members, the top winners will receive trophies and have the opportunity to compete for cash awards ranging up to $1,000, ‘The trophy winners and the: study fields in which they were chosen are: John’P4ul Chiara, science and mathematics; Susan Alice Yun, fine arts; Janis Lynn Bow les, liberal arts and Carol M. Leidy, vocational arts, Eleven other students were cited for their superior performance in specific fields of study and will receive certificates of merit. They are: Raymond Earll Shrine, mathematics; Thomas Taylor, laboratory science; Michael P, Crenshaw, music; Mary Kathryn Baker, art; Dinah Bachrach, English; Nancy K, Barberii, social science; Christina Roese, foreign languages; Joyce E. Mabey, business; Sharon Dolores Barron, home economics; Douglas Newnan, agriculture and Dennis A, Harvey, trades and \industrial arts, After ascreening committee carefully reviews the records of the trophy winners, the students chosen for the zone events will be notified during the latter half of March, Zone competition for local students will be held April 14 in Marysyille, Local winners will compete with students from Butte, Colusa, Glenn, Nevada, Sutter and Yuba counties, At these zone events, a panel of distinguished civic, business a and professional leaders will interview the students. Winners -will be chosen on the basis of scholastic records, extracurricular activities, and the interviews. PORK LEAN EASTERN CREAM CORN TOMATO JUICE CUT GREEN BEANS PINEAPPLE JUICE TOMATO SAUCE CATSUP SOFT DRINKS SLICED PINEAPPLE SPINACH The drive to purchase the old Nevada Theater in Nevada City received a big boost Monday night when the “Save the Theater Committee" presented the Liberal Arts Commission with a $500 check. Committee chairman Mary Geist presented the check to fund drive chairman H.J. Ray ata meeting of the commission in the Nevada City Elks Hall. The money came from the committee's "An Evening With Charlie Chaplin" show held Friday night in Grass Valley. Bob Wolden reported to the group on the coming performance of the Auburn Theater Workshop March 11 in the Nevada City Elks Hall, This non-profit organization has presented at least two annual shows for the past six years and will bring “Varieties of "66" here as a courtesy to the local Theater Committee Announces Several P Penstock Players in an effort to get the theater going in Nevada City. Sally Lewis, chairman of the ways and means committee, told of plans to sell theater seats for $100 each. She explained that past and future donors of $100 or more would have a plate with their name attached toa seat in the theater, She was quick to add that this did not mean that they had purchased that seat for future performances. The idea was to provide a way to permanently recognize donors to the theater fund drive. Mrs. Lewis also reported that seven conducted house tours had been scheduled in Nevada City for the next three months with 75.to 100 persons in each group. Funds from the tours go to the theater fund drive. Fund drive chairman H.J. Ray announced that tha campaign rojects had brought in $15,500 and the drive would be continued indefinitely. Liberal Arts Commission presdent John Larue announced that the Grass Valley Rotary Club had. scheduled a performance of the United States Marine Band in Grass Valley Oct. 17 and funds from this event would also go to _ the theater. H.L. Childers, chairman of the Penstock Players announced that an art sale and barbecue would be held at Pioneer Park’ in May and that an artist's and model's ball would be included in the weekend, WATCHES ~ Qi < CLocKs JEWELRY === Repairing =— BSSSSS>= == E. M. DALPEZ Dial 265-4501 JEWELER 231% BROAD ST., NEVADA. CITY CLIFTON’S Featuring BROIL-YOUR-OWN STEAKS 12 oz. T-Bone-Salad-Sourdough Bread-Coffee SMORGASBORD ( Banquet Rooms Available ) 195 Whiting St. 273-8010 Grass Valley Lunch 11 a.m, to2 p.m. Adults $1.25 Kids $1.00 Dinner 5 p.m. to9 p.m. Adults $1.50 Kids $1.00 Closed Monday Evening HOME CUREDSWEET PICKLE FREESTONE PEACHES YELLOW CLING PEACHES PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46 oz 1%, : 4 TURKEYS FRESH US NO 1 NORBEST PORK SHANK » 396 . STEAKS SPENCER TENDERLOIN NY CUT USDA CHOICE = we ” DEL MONTE SPECIAL 303 46 02 303 303 46 OZ ome 14 02 2%, ee 2% Sm bm BB RY WW Se WF W' for © ICEBERG LETTUCE Chiquita Brand Bananas 3 lbs. . Large Tomatoes 2 lbs. .29¢ Large Fuerte Avacados. Local Hothouse Mushrooms lb. INTRODUCTORY SALE ! ITALIAN SWISS COLONY 2/29 . 39¢ 2 for 29¢ . 79¢ “oR . WINE = iron 25¢ = CHIANTI RHINESKELLER ue CHALLENGE ~ [BE] cortace cheese ex 29° ” We now feature sugarless dietic tor Candies & Cookies for 0 for “,. « «where you shop with confidence and save" $21 Broad St. Nevada City MARKET 9961 °s YorRW***2033nN uno epeAens**

ee i ROA CN EES OME LES Ryne: NORTHERN MINES & CALIFORNIA REPORTS Eas EIS st EE et + ot + tt Et tt re . ist THE AUBURN Theater Workshop will present “Varieties of '66" at the Nevada City Elks Club March ll to aid in the drive to raise funds to purchase the old Nevada Theater, Babe Childers, (right) chairman of the local Penstock Players, is shown with Clancy Tucker, director of the show and his wife Gail one of the actresses in the production, as they looked over the Elks Club stage Sunday. Achievement Winners Announced Four seniors at Nevada Union High School have been selected to represent their school in this year’sBank of America Achievement Awards program, Principal William C, George announced today. Selected by faculty members, the top winners will receive trophies and have the opportunity to compete for cash awards ranging up to $1,000, ‘The trophy winners and the: study fields in which they were chosen are: John’P4ul Chiara, science and mathematics; Susan Alice Yun, fine arts; Janis Lynn Bow les, liberal arts and Carol M. Leidy, vocational arts, Eleven other students were cited for their superior performance in specific fields of study and will receive certificates of merit. They are: Raymond Earll Shrine, mathematics; Thomas Taylor, laboratory science; Michael P, Crenshaw, music; Mary Kathryn Baker, art; Dinah Bachrach, English; Nancy K, Barberii, social science; Christina Roese, foreign languages; Joyce E. Mabey, business; Sharon Dolores Barron, home economics; Douglas Newnan, agriculture and Dennis A, Harvey, trades and \industrial arts, After ascreening committee carefully reviews the records of the trophy winners, the students chosen for the zone events will be notified during the latter half of March, Zone competition for local students will be held April 14 in Marysyille, Local winners will compete with students from Butte, Colusa, Glenn, Nevada, Sutter and Yuba counties, At these zone events, a panel of distinguished civic, business a and professional leaders will interview the students. Winners -will be chosen on the basis of scholastic records, extracurricular activities, and the interviews. PORK LEAN EASTERN CREAM CORN TOMATO JUICE CUT GREEN BEANS PINEAPPLE JUICE TOMATO SAUCE CATSUP SOFT DRINKS SLICED PINEAPPLE SPINACH The drive to purchase the old Nevada Theater in Nevada City received a big boost Monday night when the “Save the Theater Committee" presented the Liberal Arts Commission with a $500 check. Committee chairman Mary Geist presented the check to fund drive chairman H.J. Ray ata meeting of the commission in the Nevada City Elks Hall. The money came from the committee's "An Evening With Charlie Chaplin" show held Friday night in Grass Valley. Bob Wolden reported to the group on the coming performance of the Auburn Theater Workshop March 11 in the Nevada City Elks Hall, This non-profit organization has presented at least two annual shows for the past six years and will bring “Varieties of "66" here as a courtesy to the local Theater Committee Announces Several P Penstock Players in an effort to get the theater going in Nevada City. Sally Lewis, chairman of the ways and means committee, told of plans to sell theater seats for $100 each. She explained that past and future donors of $100 or more would have a plate with their name attached toa seat in the theater, She was quick to add that this did not mean that they had purchased that seat for future performances. The idea was to provide a way to permanently recognize donors

to the theater fund drive. Mrs. Lewis also reported that seven conducted house tours had been scheduled in Nevada City for the next three months with 75.to 100 persons in each group. Funds from the tours go to the theater fund drive. Fund drive chairman H.J. Ray announced that tha campaign rojects had brought in $15,500 and the drive would be continued indefinitely. Liberal Arts Commission presdent John Larue announced that the Grass Valley Rotary Club had. scheduled a performance of the United States Marine Band in Grass Valley Oct. 17 and funds from this event would also go to _ the theater. H.L. Childers, chairman of the Penstock Players announced that an art sale and barbecue would be held at Pioneer Park’ in May and that an artist's and model's ball would be included in the weekend, WATCHES ~ Qi < CLocKs JEWELRY === Repairing =— BSSSSS>= == E. M. DALPEZ Dial 265-4501 JEWELER 231% BROAD ST., NEVADA. CITY CLIFTON’S Featuring BROIL-YOUR-OWN STEAKS 12 oz. T-Bone-Salad-Sourdough Bread-Coffee SMORGASBORD ( Banquet Rooms Available ) 195 Whiting St. 273-8010 Grass Valley Lunch 11 a.m, to2 p.m. Adults $1.25 Kids $1.00 Dinner 5 p.m. to9 p.m. Adults $1.50 Kids $1.00 Closed Monday Evening HOME CUREDSWEET PICKLE FREESTONE PEACHES YELLOW CLING PEACHES PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46 oz 1%, : 4 TURKEYS FRESH US NO 1 NORBEST PORK SHANK » 396 . STEAKS SPENCER TENDERLOIN NY CUT USDA CHOICE = we ” DEL MONTE SPECIAL 303 46 02 303 303 46 OZ ome 14 02 2%, ee 2% Sm bm BB RY WW Se WF W' for © ICEBERG LETTUCE Chiquita Brand Bananas 3 lbs. . Large Tomatoes 2 lbs. .29¢ Large Fuerte Avacados.. Local Hothouse Mushrooms lb. INTRODUCTORY SALE ! ITALIAN SWISS COLONY 2/29 . 39¢ 2 for 29¢ . 79¢ “oR . WINE = iron 25¢ = CHIANTI RHINESKELLER ue CHALLENGE ~ [BE] cortace cheese ex 29° ” We now feature sugarless dietic tor Candies & Cookies for 0 for “,. « «where you shop with confidence and save" $21 Broad St. Nevada City MARKET 9961 °s YorRW***2033nN uno epeAens**