October 26, 1966 (16 pages)

ee Lawbatte Goldbers Concert Association Will Present Goldberg Quartet The Twin Cities concert Association will present the Goldberg Quartet Saturday night:'in the Grass Valley Memorial Buildinig as the second program of the season. The quartet is led by Laurette Goldberg wellknown Bay Area harpsichoridst and pianist. Conducting several musical careers simultaneously this past season, Miss Goldberg performed in the Oakland Symphony, gave several solo recitals on the harpsichord, played chamber musiz at a unique East Bay restaurant and played the harpsichord at an unusual Berkeley coffee house. A native of Chicago, she started her professional career at the age of 12. She studied piano with Rudolph Ganz and Egon Club Calendar October 26 Nevada City Lions Grass Valley Elks Nevada City Soroptimists Kiwanis Club October 27 Nevada City Senior Citizens Grass Valley Lions Nevada City Rotary Odd Fellows Lodge No. 12 Grass Valley Soroptimists Neva Lions Job's Daughters, Bethel 102 Grass Valley Jaycees Concord Study Group Petri; chamber music with Alexander Schneider of the Budapest String Quartet and harpsichord with Alice Ehlers, Ralph Kirkpatrick and Gustave Leonhardt. She appeared last season as soloistat the Cabrillo Festival inApros performing as harpsichord soloist with the Oakland Chamber Orchestra. A series of Bach chamber concerts produced by Miss Goldberg, in which she performed this summer, met with both popular and critic success. Other members of the Goldberg Quartet are Ellen Dessler, cello; Larry Duckles, flute and Bill Pynchon, violin. The doors for the concert Saturday open at 7:30 p.m. and the concert will begin promptly at 8:15 p.m. October 28 Grass Valley Senior Citizens Nevada County Horsemen's Association Banner Grange No. 627 October 29 Richard Yip Outdoor Painting Class October 31 Timberline Toastmasters Grass Valley Rotary UNICEF Trick or Treat Collection November 1 TOPS AmericanLegion Post 130 The Nugget. ’ ' . RY ee, WS ih ge oe Oe ‘ , -October 26, 1966.'7 0 } } Lura Arnold 265-247] U alice Gala Committee Looks Foward To A Swinging Black Tie Ball The Gala Committee anticipates that the 1966 Golden Gala Ball will be an even bigger success than last years smashing affair. The same wonderful musSic willbe offered, the exciting, fast-paced Red Garter Band in the lounge and the very danceable music of Anson Week's ozchestra in the large ballroom. Unfortunately, for those who havea taste for quail eggs, they are not in the menu this year, however avaried and delicious buffet supper is guaranteed by Wesley Kato of The Gormet Caterers of Sacramento. ' The invitations this year offer the choice of attending as guests or as patrons. Those choosing to be patrons will have their names included in the program, may reserve tables if they wish, and will have the added satisfaction of donating doubly to a very worthy cause, Jobs Daughters Will Hold Courtesy Night In Grass Valley Courtesy nightwill be observed by Job's Daughters, Bethel No. 102, when they meetat 8 p.m. this Thursday in the Grass Valley Masonic Hall on South Auburn Street. Girls from other Bethels will visit Bethel No. 102 with Honor-Queen Jacque Frost presiding. Refeshments will be served, Nevada City Fire Department Penn Engine No. 2 Ophir Hill Fire Department Newcomers Garden Club Timber Echoes Toastmistress Club Grass Valley Masons November 2 Nevada City Lions Grass Valley Elks Nevada City Soroptimists Kiwanis (Grass Valley) Chicago Park Garden Club SIRS Council for Retarded Children Nevada County 4-H Council The ball, a benefit for the Nevada County Councilfor the Retarded, will be heldat the Grass Valley Elks Club on December 3 and the dress will be black tie. Gala Committee members are Mrs. Vernon Stoll, chairman; Mrs. Richard McKenzie, vicechairman; Mrs. Jerome Frey, treasurer; Mrs. H. Robert Hume, Mrs, Richard Esterly, Mrs. Frank Francis, Mrs. J. Hosbein, Mrs. Jack Harney, Mrs. William Briggs, Mrs. Edward Frantz, Mrs. Alfred Dayton. A HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL, sponsored by the Seven Hills and Nevada City Elementary Schools, will be held from 5-9 p.m., Friday at the Seven Hills School. There willbe game and food booths and prizes galore, Pictured (left to right) are Mrs. Barbara Early, Carnival co-chairman; Barbara Gage, witch; Kerre Gallagher; Doug Gallagher, batman, Kevin Childers, ghost; and Mrs. June Clabo, Carnival chairman. The Carriage Set Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scoville of Nevada City, are the parents of a daughter born October 18 ‘in the Nevada County General Hospital. Rice owe A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Birge of Garberville on October 19 inthe Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. * * OK Ok A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs, Louis Paul Tassone of Grass Valley on October 20, in the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. Oa, font. ee, Sa Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Fechter of Grass Valley are the parents of a daughter born October 24 at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. a ae A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Davis of Grass Valley on October 24 at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. Past Presidents To Meet Friday In Nevada City Past Presidents Association No. 6, Native Daughters of the Golden West will meet October 28. in the social hall of the Nevada City Methodist Church. Mary Dorney will conduct the business meeting and initiation of a candidate. Refreshments will be served by Sarah Charonnat, Phyllis Butz and Sue Hillman,

ee Lawbatte Goldbers Concert Association Will Present Goldberg Quartet The Twin Cities concert Association will present the Goldberg Quartet Saturday night:'in the Grass Valley Memorial Buildinig as the second program of the season. The quartet is led by Laurette Goldberg wellknown Bay Area harpsichoridst and pianist. Conducting several musical careers simultaneously this past season, Miss Goldberg performed in the Oakland Symphony, gave several solo recitals on the harpsichord, played chamber musiz at a unique East Bay restaurant and played the harpsichord at an unusual Berkeley coffee house. A native of Chicago, she started her professional career at the age of 12. She studied piano with Rudolph Ganz and Egon Club Calendar October 26 Nevada City Lions Grass Valley Elks Nevada City Soroptimists Kiwanis Club October 27 Nevada City Senior Citizens Grass Valley Lions Nevada City Rotary Odd Fellows Lodge No. 12 Grass Valley Soroptimists Neva Lions Job's Daughters, Bethel 102 Grass Valley Jaycees Concord Study Group Petri; chamber music with Alexander Schneider of the Budapest String Quartet and harpsichord with Alice Ehlers, Ralph Kirkpatrick and Gustave Leonhardt. She appeared last season as soloistat the Cabrillo Festival inApros performing as harpsichord soloist with the Oakland Chamber Orchestra. A series of Bach chamber concerts produced by Miss Goldberg, in which she performed this summer, met with both popular and critic success. Other members of the Goldberg Quartet are Ellen Dessler, cello; Larry Duckles, flute and Bill Pynchon, violin. The doors for the concert Saturday open at 7:30 p.m. and the concert will begin promptly at 8:15 p.m. October 28 Grass Valley Senior Citizens Nevada County Horsemen's Association Banner Grange No. 627 October 29 Richard Yip Outdoor Painting Class October 31 Timberline Toastmasters Grass Valley Rotary UNICEF Trick or Treat Collection November 1 TOPS AmericanLegion Post 130 The Nugget. ’ ' . RY ee, WS ih ge oe Oe ‘ , -October 26, 1966..'7 0 } } Lura Arnold 265-247] U alice Gala Committee Looks Foward To A Swinging Black Tie Ball The Gala Committee anticipates that the 1966 Golden Gala Ball will be an even bigger success than last years smashing affair. The same wonderful musSic willbe offered, the exciting, fast-paced Red Garter Band in the lounge and the very danceable music of Anson Week's ozchestra in the large ballroom. Unfortunately, for those who havea taste for quail eggs, they are not in the menu this year, however avaried and delicious buffet supper is guaranteed by Wesley Kato of The Gormet Caterers of Sacramento.

' The invitations this year offer the choice of attending as guests or as patrons. Those choosing to be patrons will have their names included in the program, may reserve tables if they wish, and will have the added satisfaction of donating doubly to a very worthy cause, Jobs Daughters Will Hold Courtesy Night In Grass Valley Courtesy nightwill be observed by Job's Daughters, Bethel No. 102, when they meetat 8 p.m. this Thursday in the Grass Valley Masonic Hall on South Auburn Street. Girls from other Bethels will visit Bethel No. 102 with Honor-Queen Jacque Frost presiding. Refeshments will be served, Nevada City Fire Department Penn Engine No. 2 Ophir Hill Fire Department Newcomers Garden Club Timber Echoes Toastmistress Club Grass Valley Masons November 2 Nevada City Lions Grass Valley Elks Nevada City Soroptimists Kiwanis (Grass Valley) Chicago Park Garden Club SIRS Council for Retarded Children Nevada County 4-H Council The ball, a benefit for the Nevada County Councilfor the Retarded, will be heldat the Grass Valley Elks Club on December 3 and the dress will be black tie. Gala Committee members are Mrs. Vernon Stoll, chairman; Mrs. Richard McKenzie, vicechairman; Mrs. Jerome Frey, treasurer; Mrs. H. Robert Hume, Mrs, Richard Esterly, Mrs. Frank Francis, Mrs. J. Hosbein, Mrs. Jack Harney, Mrs. William Briggs, Mrs. Edward Frantz, Mrs. Alfred Dayton. A HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL, sponsored by the Seven Hills and Nevada City Elementary Schools, will be held from 5-9 p.m., Friday at the Seven Hills School. There willbe game and food booths and prizes galore, Pictured (left to right) are Mrs. Barbara Early, Carnival co-chairman; Barbara Gage, witch; Kerre Gallagher; Doug Gallagher, batman, Kevin Childers, ghost; and Mrs. June Clabo, Carnival chairman. The Carriage Set Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scoville of Nevada City, are the parents of a daughter born October 18 ‘in the Nevada County General Hospital. Rice owe A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Birge of Garberville on October 19 inthe Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. * * OK Ok A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs, Louis Paul Tassone of Grass Valley on October 20, in the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. Oa, font. ee, Sa Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Fechter of Grass Valley are the parents of a daughter born October 24 at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. a ae A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Davis of Grass Valley on October 24 at the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. Past Presidents To Meet Friday In Nevada City Past Presidents Association No. 6, Native Daughters of the Golden West will meet October 28. in the social hall of the Nevada City Methodist Church. Mary Dorney will conduct the business meeting and initiation of a candidate. Refreshments will be served by Sarah Charonnat, Phyllis Butz and Sue Hillman,