October 10, 1963 (22 pages)

@ Vee Shanpoer October 3 26 DUKE OF SACRAMENTO ---a comic farce about the gold rush era in early California will be presented by the Sac'to Civic Theater, 15th and H, Sac'to. Opening night Oct. 3; each Friday and Saturday evening thru Oct. 26 thereafter. (Eaglet Players). arenes sett toe ASSEMBLAGES ---by Robert Gilberg, Nevada City. Artists Cooperative Gallery, 2824 35th St., Sac'to, Wed. thru Sun. 11:304:30; Mon. andFriday 6:30-9 pm October MEXICAN MURALART ---A collection of lithographs from mural paintings of the Mexican Revolution will be shown at the Nevada City Artists’ Gallery. OpenWed., Sat. & Sun. 2-4 p.m. Reception Sun., Oct. 6. The Mexican Consul Antonio Islas of Sacto and Mrs. Islas will be present. Benny Barrios, Sac’to artist, will offer paintings for sale. berkeley. . 40 Seoseus ee eee . FOO The Last Train.. The Last Train over the NCNG RR. Employees, their families, people living along the right of way and members of the press. The caboose was converted into a parlor car. We all got off at Chicago Park for a picnic lunch, made the round trip to Colfax and tied up in the Grass Valley yards about midnight singing for the last time -"We've Been Working on the Railroad”. first in the seriés. Student Center, 4000 years of mexican architecture. in nevada city? only in a collection of magnificent lithographs on exhibit at vee thompson-osbora/ woods ’ studio through october. prepared by the mexican government, this exhibit is om tour of the united. states and was shown last month at the university of california at L’S GOLD (Continued from Page 15) s LALOR DIE ES CAROUSEL October 10 “THE WORLD AROUND US"--A new three-part lecture-film series featuring an outstanding documentary color film for each program; "A New Yugoslavia", 8 p.m. Co-sponsored by three student clubs at the college. Amn. River Jr. College, Sac'to. 4 October 14 THE BLACK WAT CH---The Regimental Band and Massed Pipers of the Black Watch with Highland Dancers; Sac 'to Memorial Auditorium; 8:30 p.m. October 16 BURR SHAFER---of the Saturday Review of Literature, will speak on "Peoples of the World Through the Eyes of a Writer-Cartoonist”, first of a lecture series co-spon~ sored by the Student Association and Evening Division; Little Theater, American RiverJr. College. Sac'to; 8:15 p.m. Admission is free. © cc ees 09000809 Sune Bloops CAMPTONVILLE NEWS The regular meeting of Camptonville Womens Club was held Wednesday evening, Oct. 2, in the Club House withsPresident Margaret Williams presiding. Hostesses were Thelm a-Kissig and Lila Gowey, who served refreshments following the business meeting. Final plans were made for the Jitney Dinner to be given . at the Camptonville school on Friday, Oct. 11, from 6:30 to 9 p.m., which is open to the public, It was decided that the Christmas project again this year would be collecting presents, goodies and cards for the elderly Annual Buck Stew The annual buck stew of the Hague-Thomas-Hegarty Post 130, American Legion, will be held Tuesday at the Veterans Memorial Building in Grass Valley. The affair is open to: members of the post and all otherswho would be eligible for membership. This year the organization also invites all residents who are interested in the American Legion and what it stands for, including wives. The committee has arranged for a musical program. Course Completed Colin S. Pederson, airman, son Ave., Grass Valley, completed Aviation Machinist's Mate course inReciprocating Engines, graduating last month at the Naval Air Technical Training Center, Memphis, Tenn. He also isa graduate of two other aviation training programs at Memphis: the two-week Aviation Familiarization and the fourSchools. of Mrs.Grace Majdl of-11 Adams. week Mechanical Fundamentals PERMANENT OIL COLORS Phone 213-4288 120 W. Main St. Grass Valley, Calif. people at Weimar Hospital. Members were urged to start bringing their contributions to the Club House at the November meeting. Secretary Frances Lewis tendered her resignation as she will be moving away soon. It was accepted, with regret and Mary McComber was elected Secretary for the remainder of the club year. Regular elections.are held in April of each year. The Mys~-tery Package brought by Irene Stoops went to Ardith Williams.The next regular meeting will be -held on Wednesday, Nov. 6, at 8 p.m. at the Club House with Mary McComber and Ardith Williams as hostesses. ++ +44 Fire Control Officer John Bigley, of the Camptonville District ofthe U.S. Forest Service, urges that all residents check their flues before winter, as a fire prevention measure. Bigley hopes this will prevent any more house fires such as the one which burned the old Zerga home in Oak Valley on Sunday night, Sept. 29. The fire was not seen by anyone. Bill Oaks, who occupied the home, managed to get out of the burning building but could not call anyone, of course. And he could not walktoa neighbors as both of his feet and his right.leg were burned. Qaks waited there until Monday, morning for help. The U.S. Forest Service was called but all they could dowas "“mopup” and Bigley took BillOaksto the County Hospital in Nevada City, Oaks stated that the fire started inthe vicinity of the kitchen cook stove. +++++ Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Utterback on the birth of a 7 pound 6 ounce son Oct. 1. This is the couple's second son. ++ +++ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Woosley are now home after a business trip to Watsonville. +++++ Weare sorry to hear that little Leonard Eggers had to spend sev~eral days in the hospital with a virus infection. ++ ++ + Miss Willanette Groves vaca~ tioned in Oakland and the Bay Area during the first week of October. ESE FR CP POS od we ss awVavavavarsav areas se * GIVE The personal gift for Christmas only you can give--a portrait of yourself CHRISTMAS SPECIALS NOW ON CLOSES NOVEMBER 1 Make your appointment now --Scott’s: Photo Studio 154 MILL G.V. ~ 273-6818 a] Rn i Ee rey a gt a8eg’*S96T ‘OT 1eqo109° * *1083NN OUL**“9T a8ed ° for + LEONARD F. CAREY.Realtor Phone 273-4300---P,O. Box 944, Grass Valley, California Real Estate Investments -Mortgage Loans PROFESSIONAL or AMATEUR ARTISTS 1010100101 0.0.01 0_01O_610.0 0.0.0 .0.9.4

@ Vee Shanpoer October 3 26 DUKE OF SACRAMENTO ---a comic farce about the gold rush era in early California will be presented by the Sac'to Civic Theater, 15th and H, Sac'to. Opening night Oct. 3; each Friday and Saturday evening thru Oct. 26 thereafter. (Eaglet Players). arenes sett toe ASSEMBLAGES ---by Robert Gilberg, Nevada City. Artists Cooperative Gallery, 2824 35th St., Sac'to, Wed. thru Sun. 11:304:30; Mon. andFriday 6:30-9 pm October MEXICAN MURALART ---A collection of lithographs from mural paintings of the Mexican Revolution will be shown at the Nevada City Artists’ Gallery. OpenWed., Sat. & Sun. 2-4 p.m. Reception Sun., Oct. 6. The Mexican Consul Antonio Islas of Sacto and Mrs. Islas will be present. Benny Barrios, Sac’to artist, will offer paintings for sale. berkeley. . 40 Seoseus ee eee . FOO The Last Train... The Last Train over the NCNG RR. Employees, their families, people living along the right of way and members of the press. The caboose was converted into a parlor car. We all got off at Chicago Park for a picnic lunch, made the round trip to Colfax and tied up in the Grass Valley yards about midnight singing for the last time -"We've Been Working on the Railroad”. first in the seriés. Student Center, 4000 years of mexican architecture. in nevada city? only in a collection of magnificent lithographs on exhibit at vee thompson-osbora/ woods ’ studio through october. prepared by the mexican government, this exhibit is om tour of the united. states and was shown last month at the university of california at L’S GOLD (Continued from Page 15) s LALOR DIE ES CAROUSEL October 10 “THE WORLD AROUND US"--A new three-part lecture-film series featuring an outstanding documentary color film for each program; "A New Yugoslavia", 8 p.m. Co-sponsored by three student clubs at the college. Amn. River Jr. College, Sac'to. 4 October 14 THE BLACK WAT CH---The Regimental Band and Massed Pipers of the Black Watch with Highland Dancers; Sac 'to Memorial Auditorium; 8:30 p.m. October 16 BURR SHAFER---of the Saturday Review of Literature, will speak on "Peoples of the World Through the Eyes of a Writer-Cartoonist”, first of a lecture series co-spon~ sored by the Student Association and Evening Division; Little Theater, American RiverJr. College. Sac'to; 8:15 p.m. Admission is free. © cc ees 09000809 Sune Bloops CAMPTONVILLE NEWS The regular meeting of Camptonville Womens Club was held Wednesday evening, Oct. 2, in the Club House withsPresident Margaret Williams presiding. Hostesses were Thelm a-Kissig and Lila Gowey, who served refreshments following the business meeting. Final plans were made for the Jitney Dinner to be given . at the Camptonville school on Friday, Oct. 11, from 6:30 to 9 p.m., which is open to the public, It was decided that the Christmas project again this year would be collecting presents, goodies and cards for the elderly Annual Buck Stew The annual buck stew of the Hague-Thomas-Hegarty Post 130, American Legion, will be held Tuesday at the Veterans Memorial Building in Grass Valley. The affair is open to: members of the post and all otherswho would be eligible for membership. This year the organization also invites all residents who are interested in the American Legion and what it stands for, including wives.

The committee has arranged for a musical program. Course Completed Colin S. Pederson, airman, son Ave., Grass Valley, completed Aviation Machinist's Mate course inReciprocating Engines, graduating last month at the Naval Air Technical Training Center, Memphis, Tenn. He also isa graduate of two other aviation training programs at Memphis: the two-week Aviation Familiarization and the fourSchools. of Mrs.Grace Majdl of-11 Adams. week Mechanical Fundamentals PERMANENT OIL COLORS Phone 213-4288 120 W. Main St. Grass Valley, Calif. people at Weimar Hospital. Members were urged to start bringing their contributions to the Club House at the November meeting. Secretary Frances Lewis tendered her resignation as she will be moving away soon. It was accepted, with regret and Mary McComber was elected Secretary for the remainder of the club year. Regular elections.are held in April of each year. The Mys~-tery Package brought by Irene Stoops went to Ardith Williams.The next regular meeting will be -held on Wednesday, Nov. 6, at 8 p.m. at the Club House with Mary McComber and Ardith Williams as hostesses. ++ +44 Fire Control Officer John Bigley, of the Camptonville District ofthe U.S. Forest Service, urges that all residents check their flues before winter, as a fire prevention measure. Bigley hopes this will prevent any more house fires such as the one which burned the old Zerga home in Oak Valley on Sunday night, Sept. 29. The fire was not seen by anyone. Bill Oaks, who occupied the home, managed to get out of the burning building but could not call anyone, of course. And he could not walktoa neighbors as both of his feet and his right.leg were burned. Qaks waited there until Monday, morning for help. The U.S. Forest Service was called but all they could dowas "“mopup” and Bigley took BillOaksto the County Hospital in Nevada City, Oaks stated that the fire started inthe vicinity of the kitchen cook stove. +++++ Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Utterback on the birth of a 7 pound 6 ounce son Oct. 1. This is the couple's second son. ++ +++ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Woosley are now home after a business trip to Watsonville. +++++ Weare sorry to hear that little Leonard Eggers had to spend sev~eral days in the hospital with a virus infection. ++ ++ + Miss Willanette Groves vaca~ tioned in Oakland and the Bay Area during the first week of October. ESE FR CP POS od we ss awVavavavarsav areas se * GIVE The personal gift for Christmas only you can give--a portrait of yourself CHRISTMAS SPECIALS NOW ON CLOSES NOVEMBER 1 Make your appointment now --Scott’s: Photo Studio 154 MILL G.V. ~ 273-6818 a] Rn i Ee rey a gt a8eg’*S96T ‘OT 1eqo109° * *1083NN OUL**“9T a8ed ° for + LEONARD F. CAREY..Realtor Phone 273-4300---P,O. Box 944, Grass Valley, California Real Estate Investments -Mortgage Loans PROFESSIONAL or AMATEUR ARTISTS 1010100101 0.0.01 0_01O_610.0 0.0.0 .0.9.4