May 13, 1965 (20 pages)

TOWN TALK (Continued from Page 13) Grace Skaar, famous for her highpriced and stylish Christmas card designs and for her children’s books, says someturtles have been found to be carriers of an unusual . bug that gives people symptoms similar to food poisoning. Now the question is, where do you have a turtle checked out? Dr. George Knox of the Grass Valley Veterinary Hospital says he doesn't know --but admits to not being a turtle expert. And Hal Cox's county health office hasn't heard of turtle ptomaine either, But Grace is sticking to her guns. She says she heard the report about what everyone had regarded as man's cheapest, quietest, and least objectionable pet on the CBS Mike Wallace morning news a few days ago. ® 8 8 @ @. + Turtle Ptomaine..S And P Of SPD.Covey..18 Kt Mistake Messrs. S and P of the SPD shopping center have bought the Gold Nugget bar and restaurant down in the Glenbrook area. eee 8 8 Earl Covey, president of the Grass Valley chamber, chairman of one of the general plan subcommittees, pusher for the Grass Valley freeway, and--among other things--organizer of the popular new organization called Sonsin Retirement, isn't exactly retiring, it seems. There's gold in them thar hills: Stanley Halls and Downey Clinch are wandering around these days with 18-carat gold plated buttocks. Ignored the wet-refurbishing sign on the chairs in the richly re-decorated National Hotel Victorian Dining Room. Left them with a gilty feeling. Lillian’ Molt WILDFLOWER. OF THE WEEK Pacific Star Flower, Trientalis latifolia, Primrose Family Taking advantage of the pale sunshine filtering through the branching canopy of evergreen trees in our forests, the thin leaves of the Star Flower spread horizontally, close to the sun flecked ground, From five to nine of these lanceolate leaves form a whorl of green atopa slender, erect stem four to nine inches tall, Poised above these on threadlike stems are dainty white to pale pink blossoms like seven pointed stars, usually only one blooming on a plant at one time and rarely more than three may be found. Usually shade loving plants are apt to be neglected by butterflies and bees so these plants offer a process of selfpollination, The closing of the petals brings any pollen that may be clinging to the anthers at the time into close contact with the stigma, thus causing — pollination, Locally, avery common sight in our woods, these make their first appearance in May and may be found on into late July. Musical Cast From Grass Valley Schools Five Grass Valley students will be in the cast of the folk musical “Dark of the Moon” which will be presented four times this month by the Drama Department of Sierra College. The play will be given at 8 p.m. today and tomorrow and again May 20 and 21. Included in the cast are Ellen Wellman, Louise Vanderwende, Joyce Beitz, Dick Smith, and Eddie Schofield all of Grass Valley, ~ CRAYON CORNER “Stay in Bed With a Cold" by Sara Reynolds Mrs. Bennetts' First Grade Bell Hill School CAROUSEL (Continued from Page 13) fine arts tea in the Humanities Gallery starting at 2 p.m. May 16; an “Art in Action” exhibit starting May 17 inthe Humanities Building; presentation of three philosophical plays by the Actors Repertory Theater, Inc., at 8:15 p.m. May 18 in the Aymer Jay Hamilton school auditorium; performance by the college A Capella Choir May 19 at 8:15p.m. in the college auditorium; faculty lectures May 20; production of Eugene O'Neill’s play “A Touch of the Poet" May 20-22 andthe conclusion, May 23 with achoral concert at 3:45 p.m. in the college auditorium. May 15 -.-The Sutter Beauts Square Dance Club will present a “Wish I May™ Hoedown at the Gray Avenue School in Yuba City from 8:30 p.m. to midnight. GATHERING MOSS May 15 ..The Ladies Auxiliary of the Watt Park Volunteers Fire Department will hold a card party in the Hennessy School in Grass Valley. Play will start at 8 p.m. May 16 .A festival of children’s choirs will be sponsored bythe local unit of the American Guild of Organists in the First Methodist Church in Grass Valley. Alex Gould of Sacramento will conduct. the performance which is scheduled to start at 4 p.m. May 16 ..A junior choir festival directed by Alex Gould of Sacramento will be held at4 p.m. in the First Methodist Church, Grass Valley, The following local churches will participate: Trinity Episcopal and First Methodist of Nevada City, Emmanuel Episcopal, First Methodist, First Baptist and Peace Lutheran of Grass Valley. The public is invited to attend this event sponsored by the Mother Vistas Of Wildflowers And Superb Scenery All The Way (Continued from Page 13) none of this seems out of place asa military garrison was part of the scene in mission days, We were fortunate in making our visit when the wildflowers were atthe height of their bloom, Lupines were most in evidence, vast expanses of them, with smaller fields of owl's clover, wild violets and a variety of small yellow or cream-colored daisies, We traveled by a rugged backcountry road from Greenfield, but it is possible to reach the mission by paved road if you approach via U, S. 101 and King City, From there the route zigzags westward through the Santa Lucia Mountains to the coast highway just south of Big Sur, with pavement part way and well-graded gravel from the summit down to the beach. The scenery was superb, green fields with vistas of wildflowers, oaks just coming into leaf, and everywhere a feeling of peace and serenity, Eden might have looked like this at the dawn of creation. Lode Chapter of the American Guild of Organists. MAY 20-22 -.-Eugene ONeill's play “A Tough of the Poet” will be presented by a student cast at Chico State College during the college Fine Arts Festival, May 22 .. Esther Rebekah Lodge of Grass Valley will sponsor a card party at 8 p.m. in the Grass Valley Odd Fellows Hall, May 24 ..Lhe Timberline T oastmasters Club will hold its charter night celebration starting at 7:30 p.m. June 5 .».The Liberal Arts Commission of Nevada City will hold a whist party at 8 p.m, in the Nevada City Elementary School. The eventis being held to raise funds to finance the cultural activities of the commission in the city, JUNE 17 . ». The 1965 season at the Sacramento Music Circus will open with Lerner and Lowe's “Camelot,” The musical story of King Arthur and Guinevere will run for 11 nights at the striped tent at 15th and H Streets, Leslie Seebach, David Tassone Get Scholarships Leslie Gene Seebacn, Senior at Nevada Union High School and David Tassone, Senior at St, Marys are the 1965 recipients of the William and Marion Ghidotti scholorship awards, The Trustees of the Foundation, meeting last week in Nevada City, made the awards. 000 FOODS OS OO HSS SE OHS 090 040SO DS 09 EGR 4 *1033nN Aiuno5 epeAon’* G96T ‘et AewrMay 13. 1965..

TOWN TALK (Continued from Page 13) Grace Skaar, famous for her highpriced and stylish Christmas card designs and for her children’s books, says someturtles have been found to be carriers of an unusual . bug that gives people symptoms similar to food poisoning. Now the question is, where do you have a turtle checked out? Dr. George Knox of the Grass Valley Veterinary Hospital says he doesn't know --but admits to not being a turtle expert. And Hal Cox's county health office hasn't heard of turtle ptomaine either, But Grace is sticking to her guns. She says she heard the report about what everyone had regarded as man's cheapest, quietest, and least objectionable pet on the CBS Mike Wallace morning news a few days ago. ® 8 8 @ @. + Turtle Ptomaine...S And P Of SPD..Covey...18 Kt Mistake Messrs. S and P of the SPD shopping center have bought the Gold Nugget bar and restaurant down in the Glenbrook area. eee 8 8 Earl Covey, president of the Grass Valley chamber, chairman of one of the general plan subcommittees, pusher for the Grass Valley freeway, and--among other things--organizer of the popular new organization called Sonsin Retirement, isn't exactly retiring, it seems. There's gold in them thar hills: Stanley Halls and Downey Clinch are wandering around these days with 18-carat gold plated buttocks. Ignored the wet-refurbishing sign on the chairs in the richly re-decorated National Hotel Victorian Dining Room. Left them with a gilty feeling. Lillian’ Molt WILDFLOWER. OF THE WEEK Pacific Star Flower, Trientalis latifolia, Primrose Family Taking advantage of the pale sunshine filtering through the branching canopy of evergreen trees in our forests, the thin leaves of the Star Flower spread horizontally, close to the sun flecked ground, From five to nine of these lanceolate leaves form a whorl of green atopa slender, erect stem four to nine inches tall, Poised above these on threadlike stems are dainty white to pale pink blossoms like seven pointed stars, usually only one blooming on a plant at one time and rarely more than three may be found. Usually shade loving plants are apt to be neglected by butterflies and bees so these plants offer a process of selfpollination, The closing of the petals brings any pollen that may be clinging to the anthers at the time into close contact with the stigma, thus causing — pollination, Locally, avery common sight in our woods, these make their first appearance in May and may be found on into late July. Musical Cast From Grass Valley Schools Five Grass Valley students will be in the cast of the folk musical “Dark of the Moon” which will be presented four times this month by the Drama Department of Sierra College. The play will be given at 8 p.m. today and tomorrow and again May 20 and 21. Included in the cast are Ellen Wellman, Louise Vanderwende, Joyce Beitz, Dick Smith, and Eddie Schofield all of Grass Valley, ~ CRAYON CORNER “Stay in Bed With a Cold" by Sara Reynolds Mrs. Bennetts' First Grade Bell Hill School CAROUSEL (Continued from Page 13) fine arts tea in the Humanities Gallery starting at 2 p.m. May 16; an “Art in Action” exhibit starting May 17 inthe Humanities Building; presentation of three philosophical plays by the Actors Repertory Theater, Inc., at 8:15 p.m. May 18 in the Aymer Jay Hamilton school auditorium; performance by the college A Capella Choir May 19 at 8:15p.m. in the college auditorium; faculty lectures May 20; production of Eugene O'Neill’s play “A Touch of the Poet" May 20-22 andthe conclusion, May 23 with achoral concert at 3:45 p.m. in the college auditorium. May 15 -.-The Sutter Beauts Square Dance Club will present a “Wish I May™ Hoedown at the Gray Avenue School in Yuba City from 8:30 p.m. to midnight.

GATHERING MOSS May 15 ...The Ladies Auxiliary of the Watt Park Volunteers Fire Department will hold a card party in the Hennessy School in Grass Valley. Play will start at 8 p.m. May 16 ..A festival of children’s choirs will be sponsored bythe local unit of the American Guild of Organists in the First Methodist Church in Grass Valley. Alex Gould of Sacramento will conduct. the performance which is scheduled to start at 4 p.m. May 16 ...A junior choir festival directed by Alex Gould of Sacramento will be held at4 p.m. in the First Methodist Church, Grass Valley, The following local churches will participate: Trinity Episcopal and First Methodist of Nevada City, Emmanuel Episcopal, First Methodist, First Baptist and Peace Lutheran of Grass Valley. The public is invited to attend this event sponsored by the Mother Vistas Of Wildflowers And Superb Scenery All The Way (Continued from Page 13) none of this seems out of place asa military garrison was part of the scene in mission days, We were fortunate in making our visit when the wildflowers were atthe height of their bloom, Lupines were most in evidence, vast expanses of them, with smaller fields of owl's clover, wild violets and a variety of small yellow or cream-colored daisies, We traveled by a rugged backcountry road from Greenfield, but it is possible to reach the mission by paved road if you approach via U, S. 101 and King City, From there the route zigzags westward through the Santa Lucia Mountains to the coast highway just south of Big Sur, with pavement part way and well-graded gravel from the summit down to the beach. The scenery was superb, green fields with vistas of wildflowers, oaks just coming into leaf, and everywhere a feeling of peace and serenity, Eden might have looked like this at the dawn of creation. Lode Chapter of the American Guild of Organists. MAY 20-22 -.-Eugene ONeill's play “A Tough of the Poet” will be presented by a student cast at Chico State College during the college Fine Arts Festival, May 22 ... Esther Rebekah Lodge of Grass Valley will sponsor a card party at 8 p.m. in the Grass Valley Odd Fellows Hall, May 24 ...Lhe Timberline T oastmasters Club will hold its charter night celebration starting at 7:30 p.m. June 5 .».The Liberal Arts Commission of Nevada City will hold a whist party at 8 p.m, in the Nevada City Elementary School. The eventis being held to raise funds to finance the cultural activities of the commission in the city, JUNE 17 . ». The 1965 season at the Sacramento Music Circus will open with Lerner and Lowe's “Camelot,” The musical story of King Arthur and Guinevere will run for 11 nights at the striped tent at 15th and H Streets, Leslie Seebach, David Tassone Get Scholarships Leslie Gene Seebacn, Senior at Nevada Union High School and David Tassone, Senior at St, Marys are the 1965 recipients of the William and Marion Ghidotti scholorship awards, The Trustees of the Foundation, meeting last week in Nevada City, made the awards. 000 FOODS OS OO HSS SE OHS 090 040SO DS 09 EGR 4 *1033nN Aiuno5 epeAon’* G96T ‘et AewrMay 13. 1965...