March 5, 1964 (24 pages)

ateatsatetara AT HOME IN THE COUNTRY ¢iotefiatiatie #2 Antique Dealers To Exhibit Nearly a dozen Nevada County antique dealers will participate in the Fourth Annual Antique Show and:Sale Friday through Sunday in the Main Exhibit Building of the Yuba-Sutter Fairgrounds on Franklin Ave. in Yuba City. The hours will be from noon until 9 p. m. on Friday and Saturday and from noon until 6 p.m. on Sunday. Twenty-five dealers will participate. Everything from rare primitives to the mgst elegant jewelry and silver will be on display and for sale, There will be a selection of marble top furniture and old mellow pine. Buggy seats, spinning wheels, footstools, hanging lamps and many other types of antiques including glass and dishes, coins, rare old books and prints, beer trays and bottles will be included in the dealers’ booths. Throughout the show and sale, Sven Skaar, curator of the National Hotel 49er Museum in Nevada City, will exhibit for the first time his primitive California Indian collection. One of the most exciting in his collection is an Indian Death Mask estimated to be over 2000 years old. On Sunday only, a collection of Civil War Arms, equipment, photographs, saddles, battle flags fromthe collection of Mr. Stanley Andrus and Robert McKee will be on display. This collection is “quarian" in Hamburg. Treasures considered one of the best west of the Mississippi and has taken over 30 years to assemble. Each item will be identified and McKee and Andrus have presented their exhibit at the Sacramento State Fair and in the California State Capitol besides at many other civic functions, A "What isit booth" staffed by qualified personnel will be available to assist guests in identifying antiques and relicsthat may have been uncovered during spring house cleaning. A nursery tended by Yuba Sutter Junior high Camp Fire Girls under adult supervision will provide baby sitting for small children, Antique automobiles will be on parade in the Marysville-Yuba City area a week prior to the antique show. Lunch and dinner, as well as snacks, willbe served throughout the event. Free parking will be provided in the parking lot but entry will be by donation to the sponsoring Mary Aaron Museum. Mrs, Iris Berger of Hamburg, Germany, who is visiting her daughter Elinor Malin of Applegate, will identify European antiques, Mrs. Berger is an “antiShe married into a family of publishers in Ger many and has beeg w orking as.an art dealer,-}specializing in etching and wood. Vee Shempsen CAROUSEL _ MARCH EXHIBITION OF PHOTOGRAPHS ~--by Lloyd Ullberg, of San Francisco, will be presented this month at the Artists'Gallery, 312 Commercial St., Nevada City on Weds., Sats., and Suns.; 2-4 p.m. March 7 "RIGOLETTO" ---Verdi's opera willbe presented by Sac'to State College Music and Drama Depts. , Little Theater; 8:15 p.m. March 11 “WILD STRAWBERRIES "---(Swedish Milm, 1958); Amn. River Jr. College, River Playhouse; 7:30 p.m. Admission is free. ANDRES SEGOVIA ---U of C, Davis, Freeborn Hall, 8:15pm. SACRAMENTO SYMPHONY CAMELLIA CONCERT -Memorial Aud., 8:30 p.m. March 13 SMOTHERS BROT HERS -Satirical comic folk singers, Men's Gym, Sac'to State College; 8 pm. March 13, 14,15 FOLK DANCE FESTIVAL=--Memorial Auditorium, Sac'to; Fri. and Sat. 8 p.m., Sun. 1:30 p.m. DAR's Learn Of American Musical Past American music was the programtheme ofthe Feb. 24 meeting of the Captain John Oldham Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The meeting, held at the home of Mrs. RobertH. Chesney, heard a report on music by Mrs, Stirling Snow, chapter music chairman. In addition, Mrs. George Burns gave a rendition of some of the historic songs and hymns, accompanied on the piano by Mrs, Snow. The program chairm anreviewedthe current book, "America's Musical Heritage" by BurkMeierhoffer-Phillips. The first recorded American music wastraced from Williamsburg and the days of the Pilgrims when "Old Hundred" and "The Thanksgiving Hy mn" were the main music. Music in the New England: states was entirely religious in nature, while that of the Southern States was folk in nature and entertaining. Benjamin Franklin was noted as a music lover and was credited with doing much to influence American music. George WashLIVING COLOR...Pointing up the theme of tomorrow night's Ninth Annual Jaycette Fashion Show,_."Fashions.in. Living Color", model Judy Hayworth (left) and Jaycette president Margie Allstot stand in front of spring blossoms. The peacock feathers they hold are somewhat less than living, but are colorful. STORY ON PAGE 21 A large Swiss music box, fine glass, an early American cherry tea table, and a collection of South-Eastern Indian Artifacts will be among the items shown by the Gold Mine Antique Shop of Nevada City at the Second Annual Roseville Antique & Art ShowSale April 3-5 at the Placer County Fairgrounds, SPECIAL! MOHAWK All Nylon cutpile in attractive design sold for much more but 35.95 we have iust ONE left WEALSO STILL HAVE A FEW CARPET REMNANTS WHICH HAVE BEEN MARKED DOWN. FOR CLEARANCE, YOU MAY BE LUCKY ENOUGH TO FIND A CARPET AND AT GREAT SAVINGS, HURRY, JUST A FEW REMAINING, FREE ESTIMATES, Let us help with your flooring problems, JIM HEATHER LOOR COVERING LICENSED CONTRACTOR. 233 MILL-SIREET GRASS VALLEY phone 27.3. 5.6 0.958 (Continued On Page 21) Custom Slaughtering ALL YOUR FREEZER NEEDS MEAT CUT, WRAPPED & FREEZE BLAST FROZEN Hunnicutt’s WHOLESALE MEATS 7155 LINDLEY AVE, NEVADA CITY PHONE 265 -2248 Two Local Men ‘In Naval Service BenN. Engstrom, chief avia— tion boatswain's mate, USN, son of Mrs. OlafJenson, 208 Olympia Dr., Grass Valley, reported Jan. 30 for duty at the Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla. Forrest D, Taylor, damagecontrolman first class, son of F. V. Taylor, Grass Valley is serving aboard the fleet oiler USS Platte, operating out of Long Beach. patisserie frosting for the jacket of this three piece costume. The topover and slim skirt match the jacket: same textured rayon; same wonderful colors: pottery blue, buttercup or coral, all with white embroidery. sizes 10 to 16 $29.95 Just one style of many for Easter gg THE WOMEN'S APPAREL " 14) MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY , Since 1933 **°0Z,08eg "1038nN ouL’ “*P96BT “SG Yole** 02 a8eg°

ateatsatetara AT HOME IN THE COUNTRY ¢iotefiatiatie #2 Antique Dealers To Exhibit Nearly a dozen Nevada County antique dealers will participate in the Fourth Annual Antique Show and:Sale Friday through Sunday in the Main Exhibit Building of the Yuba-Sutter Fairgrounds on Franklin Ave. in Yuba City. The hours will be from noon until 9 p. m. on Friday and Saturday and from noon until 6 p.m. on Sunday. Twenty-five dealers will participate. Everything from rare primitives to the mgst elegant jewelry and silver will be on display and for sale, There will be a selection of marble top furniture and old mellow pine. Buggy seats, spinning wheels, footstools, hanging lamps and many other types of antiques including glass and dishes, coins, rare old books and prints, beer trays and bottles will be included in the dealers’ booths. Throughout the show and sale, Sven Skaar, curator of the National Hotel 49er Museum in Nevada City, will exhibit for the first time his primitive California Indian collection. One of the most exciting in his collection is an Indian Death Mask estimated to be over 2000 years old. On Sunday only, a collection of Civil War Arms, equipment, photographs, saddles, battle flags fromthe collection of Mr. Stanley Andrus and Robert McKee will be on display. This collection is “quarian" in Hamburg. Treasures considered one of the best west of the Mississippi and has taken over 30 years to assemble. Each item will be identified and McKee and Andrus have presented their exhibit at the Sacramento State Fair and in the California State Capitol besides at many other civic functions, A "What isit booth" staffed by qualified personnel will be available to assist guests in identifying antiques and relicsthat may have been uncovered during spring house cleaning. A nursery tended by Yuba Sutter Junior high Camp Fire Girls under adult supervision will provide baby sitting for small children, Antique automobiles will be on parade in the Marysville-Yuba City area a week prior to the antique show. Lunch and dinner, as well as snacks, willbe served throughout the event. Free parking will be provided in the parking lot but entry will be by donation to the sponsoring Mary Aaron Museum. Mrs, Iris Berger of Hamburg, Germany, who is visiting her daughter Elinor Malin of Applegate, will identify European antiques, Mrs. Berger is an “antiShe married into a family of publishers in Ger many and has beeg w orking as.an art dealer,-}specializing in etching and wood. Vee Shempsen CAROUSEL _ MARCH EXHIBITION OF PHOTOGRAPHS ~--by Lloyd Ullberg, of San Francisco, will be presented this month at the Artists'Gallery, 312 Commercial St., Nevada City on Weds., Sats., and Suns.; 2-4 p.m. March 7 "RIGOLETTO" ---Verdi's opera willbe presented by Sac'to State College Music and Drama Depts. , Little Theater; 8:15 p.m. March 11 “WILD STRAWBERRIES "---(Swedish Milm, 1958); Amn. River Jr. College, River Playhouse; 7:30 p.m. Admission is free. ANDRES SEGOVIA ---U of C, Davis, Freeborn Hall, 8:15pm. SACRAMENTO SYMPHONY CAMELLIA CONCERT -Memorial Aud., 8:30 p.m. March 13 SMOTHERS BROT HERS -Satirical comic folk singers, Men's Gym, Sac'to State College; 8 pm. March 13, 14,15 FOLK DANCE FESTIVAL=--Memorial Auditorium, Sac'to; Fri. and Sat. 8 p.m., Sun. 1:30 p.m. DAR's Learn Of American Musical Past American music was the programtheme ofthe Feb. 24 meeting of the Captain John Oldham Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The meeting, held at the home

of Mrs. RobertH. Chesney, heard a report on music by Mrs, Stirling Snow, chapter music chairman. In addition, Mrs. George Burns gave a rendition of some of the historic songs and hymns, accompanied on the piano by Mrs, Snow. The program chairm anreviewedthe current book, "America's Musical Heritage" by BurkMeierhoffer-Phillips. The first recorded American music wastraced from Williamsburg and the days of the Pilgrims when "Old Hundred" and "The Thanksgiving Hy mn" were the main music. Music in the New England: states was entirely religious in nature, while that of the Southern States was folk in nature and entertaining. Benjamin Franklin was noted as a music lover and was credited with doing much to influence American music. George WashLIVING COLOR.....Pointing up the theme of tomorrow night's Ninth Annual Jaycette Fashion Show,_."Fashions.in. Living Color", model Judy Hayworth (left) and Jaycette president Margie Allstot stand in front of spring blossoms. The peacock feathers they hold are somewhat less than living, but are colorful. STORY ON PAGE 21 A large Swiss music box, fine glass, an early American cherry tea table, and a collection of South-Eastern Indian Artifacts will be among the items shown by the Gold Mine Antique Shop of Nevada City at the Second Annual Roseville Antique & Art ShowSale April 3-5 at the Placer County Fairgrounds, SPECIAL! MOHAWK All Nylon cutpile in attractive design sold for much more but 35.95 we have iust ONE left WEALSO STILL HAVE A FEW CARPET REMNANTS WHICH HAVE BEEN MARKED DOWN. FOR CLEARANCE, YOU MAY BE LUCKY ENOUGH TO FIND A CARPET AND AT GREAT SAVINGS, HURRY, JUST A FEW REMAINING, FREE ESTIMATES, Let us help with your flooring problems, JIM HEATHER LOOR COVERING LICENSED CONTRACTOR. 233 MILL-SIREET GRASS VALLEY phone 27.3. 5.6 0.958 (Continued On Page 21) Custom Slaughtering ALL YOUR FREEZER NEEDS MEAT CUT, WRAPPED & FREEZE BLAST FROZEN Hunnicutt’s WHOLESALE MEATS 7155 LINDLEY AVE, NEVADA CITY PHONE 265 -2248 Two Local Men ‘In Naval Service BenN. Engstrom, chief avia— tion boatswain's mate, USN, son of Mrs. OlafJenson, 208 Olympia Dr., Grass Valley, reported Jan. 30 for duty at the Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla. Forrest D, Taylor, damagecontrolman first class, son of F. V. Taylor, Grass Valley is serving aboard the fleet oiler USS Platte, operating out of Long Beach. patisserie frosting for the jacket of this three piece costume. The topover and slim skirt match the jacket: same textured rayon; same wonderful colors: pottery blue, buttercup or coral, all with white embroidery. sizes 10 to 16 $29.95 Just one style of many for Easter gg THE WOMEN'S APPAREL " 14) MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY , Since 1933 **°0Z,08eg "1038nN ouL’ “*P96BT “SG Yole** 02 a8eg°