November 21, 1963 (34 pages)

FALL FESTIVAL. .More than 1200 persons took advantage of the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Auxiliary's first annual Fall Festival to see new ideas in table settings and holiday decoratatetaatetat2e AT HOME IN THE COUNTRY 0 eaten =. 1200 ATTEND FIRST ANNUAL FALL FESTIVAL ‘ { a 961 ‘TZ JequIaAON ***1988nN oy,’ **0Z aBeg Wie: dg ee . . tions . (Above right) Artists Luanna Beeson (front) and Marge Kopp paint Christmas cards in one of several demonstrations held during the festival. a ad BPW Speaker. Gites Club's -Work For Women ‘ No other organization has done as much for the working woman as has the Business and Professional Women's Club, Mrs. Gwinn Polmere, first vice president of the Capital District, BPW, told Nevada City club members Nov. 14 at a meeting in Grass Valley at The Office. Mrs. Polmere said the Federation of BPW helped get women admitted intothe armed services, helped in the election of women Combined Chorus Sets ‘Messiah’ Handel's Messiah will be presented Dec. 1 at 4 p.m. in the First Methodist Church of Grass Valley under the auspices of the Mother Lode Chapter of the American Guild of Organists. A community chorus representing about 15 churches of the area will sing the Christmas portion of the oratorio, with additional choruses from Parts II and II. Soloists are Julie Delugge and Dawn Trubschenck, sopranos, Emily Bohn and Marcheta Gober, altos, Donald Baggett, tenor, and Arch McPherson, bass. The production is under the direction of Bernard Rockwood, with Ruth Rockwood, organist, and June Breen, pianist. The public is invited. to public service, worked for jury duty and equal pay for women. Mrs. Adelaide Elliott was chairman of the meeting. Mrs. Julie Dallugge, accompanied by Mrs. Hazel Osborn, sang three songs, and Mrs. Lorretta Smith Harrison, district counselor, read an amusing example of how not to read or write minutes. ‘Three new members were initiated by Mrs. Isobel Hefelfinger and assistants. They were Helen Cox, Charlene Hiilborn and Ida Bell West. A number of Grass Valley BPW members attended the meeting. Dan Norboe Outstanding In Japan — Airman Second Class Daniel J. Norboe of Grass Valley, Calif., has been selected Outstanding Airman of the month in the 1st Shoran Beacon Squadron detachment at Yokota AFB, Japan. Airman Norboe, a United States Air Force aircraft ground equipment repairman, was chosen for the honor in recognition of his exemplary conduct and performance of duty. The airman isa graduate of Christian Brothers High School in Sacramento, Calif. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Norboe,: live on Rt. 1, Grass Valley. Children Appreciated In Concert By Dean Thompson More than two dozen 10 to 16 year old singers, dancers and musicians from Soufli, Greece, captured a near-record concert crowd in Grass Valley Nov. 13. The two-hour program was well received by an audience of nearly 600 persons at the Nevada Union Junior High School auditorium, and the 1963-64 concert season got off to a successful start. Favorite vocal renditions by the group were several Souflian folk songs, including "Pita" (the pie), "Khelona" (the turtle), and "Soultana Souflioutouda” (the Souflian soultaness). _ “O Agogiatis” (the driver) was rendered in an active and expressive manner by the mandolin group, chorus, featuring Panagiota Calfa as soloist. Most enjoyable solo of the evening, in the view of this writer, was "“Athina" (Athens) assung by Rea Nzionia with the backing of the mandolin group and chorus, The unusual tonal quality of the instruments coupled with a beat that is unique to local concert-goers did not dampen the audience response. The singing and musical renditions were not polished performances, generally speaking, but the evening proved an enjoyable one to the large audience. Least professional on the program was the simple folk dancing done by the youngsters. The dances were simple and the presentation lacked imagination and verve. The group came closest to an entertaining presentation of dancein “Tsamikos", which had elements of the Slavakian kola injecting life into the otherwise dull dance numbers. ‘ Final Virus a For Sierra College Play The final three nights of "You Can't Take It With You,” Sierra College's fall comedy theatrical. production, are being offered nightly at 8 p.m. on the Rocklin campus tonight, Friday and Saturday, Director George Tomajan reminded today. Starring in the Moss HartGeorge S. Kaufman production forever. High at the peak of every woman'shopes and dreams is the thought of a dazzling diamond gift, the symbol of eternal love and understanding. To bring a special sparkle and romantic excitement of this Christmas, give her a diamond, Our diamond experts will be delighted to show you our outstanding collection of .fashionable gifts in the best of taste. No matter & how modest or resplendent your selection may be, your diamond gift is sure to be treasured beyond all others. give her a DIAMON _ JEWELER AN 218 BROAD ST.,N. Of RS DX are Jim Bruns and Roy Conrad as the male leads and Kathy Butcher and Judy Oglesby of Auburn as the female leads. Others in the production include Tom King, Howard Davis, Cheri Wright, Shirley Griffis, Kay, Banks, Louise Vanderwend, Tim Pickard, Ed Scofield, Jerry Zaner, Duane Seggs, Donna Denton, Bruce Lombardi and Bob Jenks. for the Christmas gift she'll treasure

FALL FESTIVAL. ..More than 1200 persons took advantage of the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Auxiliary's first annual Fall Festival to see new ideas in table settings and holiday decoratatetaatetat2e AT HOME IN THE COUNTRY 0 eaten =. 1200 ATTEND FIRST ANNUAL FALL FESTIVAL ‘ { a 961 ‘TZ JequIaAON ***1988nN oy,’ **0Z aBeg Wie: dg ee . . tions . (Above right) Artists Luanna Beeson (front) and Marge Kopp paint Christmas cards in one of several demonstrations held during the festival. a ad BPW Speaker. Gites Club's -Work For Women ‘ No other organization has done as much for the working woman as has the Business and Professional Women's Club, Mrs. Gwinn Polmere, first vice president of the Capital District, BPW, told Nevada City club members Nov. 14 at a meeting in Grass Valley at The Office. Mrs. Polmere said the Federation of BPW helped get women admitted intothe armed services, helped in the election of women Combined Chorus Sets ‘Messiah’ Handel's Messiah will be presented Dec. 1 at 4 p.m. in the First Methodist Church of Grass Valley under the auspices of the Mother Lode Chapter of the American Guild of Organists. A community chorus representing about 15 churches of the area will sing the Christmas portion of the oratorio, with additional choruses from Parts II and II. Soloists are Julie Delugge and Dawn Trubschenck, sopranos, Emily Bohn and Marcheta Gober, altos, Donald Baggett, tenor, and Arch McPherson, bass. The production is under the direction of Bernard Rockwood, with Ruth Rockwood, organist, and June Breen, pianist. The public is invited. to public service, worked for jury duty and equal pay for women. Mrs. Adelaide Elliott was chairman of the meeting. Mrs. Julie Dallugge, accompanied by Mrs. Hazel Osborn, sang three songs, and Mrs. Lorretta Smith Harrison, district counselor, read an amusing example of how not to read or write minutes. ‘Three new members were initiated by Mrs. Isobel Hefelfinger and assistants. They were Helen Cox, Charlene Hiilborn and Ida Bell West. A number of Grass Valley BPW members attended the meeting. Dan Norboe Outstanding In Japan — Airman Second Class Daniel J. Norboe of Grass Valley, Calif., has been selected Outstanding Airman of the month in the 1st Shoran Beacon Squadron detachment at Yokota AFB, Japan. Airman Norboe, a United States Air Force aircraft ground equipment repairman, was chosen for the honor in recognition of his exemplary conduct and performance of duty. The airman isa graduate of Christian Brothers High School in Sacramento, Calif. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Norboe,: live on Rt. 1, Grass Valley. Children Appreciated In Concert By Dean Thompson More than two dozen 10 to 16 year old singers, dancers and musicians from Soufli, Greece,

captured a near-record concert crowd in Grass Valley Nov. 13. The two-hour program was well received by an audience of nearly 600 persons at the Nevada Union Junior High School auditorium, and the 1963-64 concert season got off to a successful start. Favorite vocal renditions by the group were several Souflian folk songs, including "Pita" (the pie), "Khelona" (the turtle), and "Soultana Souflioutouda” (the Souflian soultaness). _ “O Agogiatis” (the driver) was rendered in an active and expressive manner by the mandolin group, chorus, featuring Panagiota Calfa as soloist. Most enjoyable solo of the evening, in the view of this writer, was "“Athina" (Athens) assung by Rea Nzionia with the backing of the mandolin group and chorus, The unusual tonal quality of the instruments coupled with a beat that is unique to local concert-goers did not dampen the audience response. The singing and musical renditions were not polished performances, generally speaking, but the evening proved an enjoyable one to the large audience. Least professional on the program was the simple folk dancing done by the youngsters. The dances were simple and the presentation lacked imagination and verve. The group came closest to an entertaining presentation of dancein “Tsamikos", which had elements of the Slavakian kola injecting life into the otherwise dull dance numbers. ‘ Final Virus a For Sierra College Play The final three nights of "You Can't Take It With You,” Sierra College's fall comedy theatrical. production, are being offered nightly at 8 p.m. on the Rocklin campus tonight, Friday and Saturday, Director George Tomajan reminded today. Starring in the Moss HartGeorge S. Kaufman production forever.. High at the peak of every woman'shopes and dreams is the thought of a dazzling diamond gift, the symbol of eternal love and understanding. To bring a special sparkle and romantic excitement of this Christmas, give her a diamond, Our diamond experts will be delighted to show you our outstanding collection of .fashionable gifts in the best of taste. No matter & how modest or resplendent your selection may be, your diamond gift is sure to be treasured beyond all others. give her a DIAMON _ JEWELER AN 218 BROAD ST.,N. Of RS DX are Jim Bruns and Roy Conrad as the male leads and Kathy Butcher and Judy Oglesby of Auburn as the female leads. Others in the production include Tom King, Howard Davis, Cheri Wright, Shirley Griffis, Kay, Banks, Louise Vanderwend, Tim Pickard, Ed Scofield, Jerry Zaner, Duane Seggs, Donna Denton, Bruce Lombardi and Bob Jenks. for the Christmas gift she'll treasure