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It’s time to start thinking about Santa’s arrival! This

year’s Cornish Christmas will take place on Friday’sbeginning November 26th and continue each Friday untilDecember 17th from 6:00pm until 9:00pm. There is noadmission to the event which takes place on Mill Streetand West Main in downtown Grass Valley. VictorianChristmas will be featured in downtown Nevada City on

Wednesdays beginning December 1st through December15th from 5:00pm to 9:00pm. This free event will also takeplace on Sunday, December 12th and 19th from 1:30pm

to 6:00pm.

Speaking of Holiday events to mark on your calendar, theannual Holiday Open House at Empire Mine State is

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coming up November 26th and 27th from 11:00am to4:00pm. The Bourn Cottage and Clubhouse will bedecked out in holiday decorations with volunteers in peri-

od dress providing glimpse of Christmas in the early 1900s.

Admission is $5.00 for adults 17and over and $3.00 for children six to 16. Children under six are free.

To learn more, visit www.empiremine.org.

Ready Springs School is holding an E-WASTE fund raiseron Saturday November 6th from 9:00am to 1:00pm atReady Springs School in Penn Valley.They are accepting monitors, televisions,laptops, DVD, VCR’s, stereo equipment,printer, copiers, scanners, fax machines,

small household appliances such asmicrowaves, toasters, mixers blendersand vacuums cleaners etc. They will notbe able to accept large household appliances, batteries,paint, pesticides, fluorescent lights, and tires. If you haveany questions call Shannon Warner at 277-5527.

The Nevada County Fair needs your help in obtaining their 2011 Fair theme. Gold will be the featured item of

next years Fair. So if you can come up with a catchy “Golden” theme you may bethe winner of $100.00 as well as a 2011Nevada County Fair package that includestwo free admission tickets for each day of the Fair, a 5-day parking pass for the Fair,and ride coupons. Visit the Fair’s websiteat www.NevadaCountyFair.com and submit a theme thatincludes reference to gold and the Fair. The contest is

open to Nevada County residents only. Submissions mustbe five words or less and no trade-marked themes will beconsidered. The contest runs now through November 5,2010. For those without access to the Internet, entry forms are available at the Nevada County Fairgrounds

office on McCourtney Road.

Remember thosewho served,

Veterans’ DayNovember 11thThank you vets!

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Daylight Savings begins on Sunday, October 31st.

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Dr. Mortis’ House of Horrors, October 29 to October 31,6:00pm to 10:00pm, The Love building at Condon Park in

Grass Valley. The Grass Valley Lions Club is presenting this annual haunting experience. Besides meeting Dr.Mortis and touring his “home”, it is rumored that this year

you may see some of his past “patients” who had beenburied out back. This event is open to the entire commu-nity but recommended for ages eight and above. There isa free Zombie Show every half hour and free candy will begiven out on Halloween night. Concession will also beavailable. Admission is $8.00 at the door or $5.00 for

advanced tickets (available at Raleys or Safeway in Grass Valley or any Grass Valley Lions Club member). For moreinformation, visit www.drmotis.ccom or call 272-0554.

Safe Trick or Treat, Downtown Grass Valley , Friday,October 29, 10:00am to 1:00pm. Mill Street will be closeddown between Neal and West Main Streets from 10:00amto 1:00pm for the annual preschool-age Safe Trick orTreat. Many merchants throughout the downtown area

will be dressed inHalloween attire

and safe, individ-ually wrappedcandy will behanded out. Inaddition, many of the downtownGrass Valley stores will be

participating in a window display andcostume contest. Call the Grass Valley Downtown Association at 272-8315 formore information.

Halloween at the Nevada County Fairgrounds, Saturday, October 30,from 2:00 until 5:00pm. This is a rain

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or shine event. You’re encouraged to show up in costumebut street clothes are also fine. Events are scheduled totake place at the Main Street Center. Hamburgers and hotdogs will be served and there will be games, treats for thekids, a pie auction and cupcake walk, a costume contest,a live auction, and a scarecrow contest. Tickets are $5.00and can be purchased the day of the event.

Fright Night 2010 at the Miner’s Foundry , 325 Spring Street, Nevada City, October 30, starting at 8:00pm. Thisis the Miners Foundry’s Annual Fundraising Event, “FrightNight” this years will feature the Afro-Funk band ALBINOand local indie-alternative Casual Fog who will present“Dead Rock Stars”. The San Francisco Music Award-win-ning ALBINO is a ten-piece Afrobeat ensemble. CasualFog, backed by an all-star line-up that includes membersof Them Hills, Golden Shoulders, Black Bear, Kings &Queens, and Deathray will come together to summon thegreatest rock stars from the grave such as Keith Moon, Sid

Vicious, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix and Kurt Cobain. Thehistoric Miners Foundry Cultural Center will transform itsbeautiful stone walls into a spooky haunted house. You’reinvited to dress up like your favorite rocker! A no-host barand food will be available. Tickets $20.00 advance and$25.00 at the door, For more information, call 265-5040 orvisit www.minersfoundry.org.

Harvest Festival at the First Baptist Church, 1866 RidgeRoad, Grass Valley, October 31, 5:00pm until 8:00pm. Thisfree event will feature inflatables, carnival games, cake

walks, live music and plenty of candy. Costumes are wel-come but they ask that they not be scary. Concessions

will be available consisting of hot dogs, popcorn andcider.

Fall Family Festival at the Twin Cities Church, 11726Rough and Ready Highway, Grass Valley, October 31,5:00pm until 8:00pm. Games, pony rides, hay rides, agiant slide, other inflatables and lots of candy. This is afree event with free parking available. Continuous shuttleservice is available from Scotten and Lyman GilmoreSchools to the event. Reasonably priced food items willalso be available.



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Community Event

Awards for the 24th annual Draft Horse Classic, held lastmonth at the Nevada County Fairgrounds have beenannounced. Draft horse exhibitors from California,Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Idaho competed for morethan $35,000 in premium awards.

The winner of the Six-Up Ultimate Hitch Championship was Danielle Simpson of Simpson Percherons, from Rio Vista, California. The second place went to Norman Yoder,

Draft Horse Classic winners announced

driving for Laurelbrook Belgians, owned by Larry andSally Harris of Camarillo, California.

For the fourth consecutive year, Danielle Simpson wasrecognized as the outstanding lady driver, accumulating high points to win the Susan Parnell High Point Perpetual

Award.Excelling in farm type classes, Mel Fischer of Big Feather

Shires in Lincoln, California, won the high point competi-tion for the Andy Amsbaugh Teamster Award.

The Teamster of the Year Award was presented toNorman Carman of Carman Ranch, an honor bestowedupon him by the voting of his fellow teamsters.

The Overall Supreme Champion horse was Land Cliff Master, owned by Arlin Wareing of Blackfoot, Idaho.Simpsons Addison was Grand Champion Mare andSimpsons Hammer Time was Grand Champion Stallion.Both champions are from Simpson Percherons.

A complete list of 2010 Draft Horse Classic awards has

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activity of choice, assign age-appropriate tasks foreach family member. If everyone is going to sitdown and play an interactive game like “Rudolphthe Red-Nosed Reindeer the DVD Game,” “SceneIt?” or another classic like “20 Questions” or“Charades,” designate a start time and give every-one a role. Perhaps the youngest child chooses thesnacks and the oldest sets up the game board,

cards or DVD player. If there is a large age-range,team everyone up with a partner who can help. Besure to get rid of distractions, let phones go tovoicemail and don’t allow PDAs.

Set aside a specific amount of time for the activi-ty. Making sure to end a game or sport before kidsget bored or frustrated is key, and that gives parentsa set time to resume errands and projects. Also, be

flexible whenever possible. Bend the rules a bit if itmakes family games more fun. Don’t worry about amess in the kitchen until the baking is done, and letkids help even if it means the project takes longer.

No matter how you choose to keep everyoneentertained during the holiday season, the mostimportant thing is to enjoy being together. Theseare the memories that will last the longest, no mat-

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November Community Calendar/Events Nov. 6: Book Sale, 9:00am to 3:00pm, Doris Foley Historical Library, 211 Pine Street,Nevada City. The sale will feature thousands of paperback and hardback books. Mostbooks cost between 25¢ and $3.00. This month’s sale features poetry, holiday craft and giftbooks. For additional information, phone 265-1407 or [email protected].

Nov. 6-7: Banner Mountain Artisans 7th Annual Holiday Sale, 10:00am to 5:00pm,Nevada City Elks Lodge #518, Highway 49, Nevada City. Thirty-six local artisans arescheduled to display for sale their fine art and handcrafted items. Concessions will beavailable. Admission is free. For more information, visit www.bannermountainartisans.comor call 272-4471.

Nov. 13: 10th Annual Santa Paws, 6:00am to 10:00pm, Miners Foundry, 325 Spring

Street, Nevada City. This is a fund raising event to benefit AnimalSave and will feature asilent auction, entertainment, hors d’ oeuvres and wine tasting. Tickets are $25.00 andinclude a wine glass. For information, visit www.animalsave.org or call 271-7071.

Nov. 21: Nevada City Holiday Craft and Toy Festival, 11:00am to 5:00pm, MinorsFoundry, 325 Spring Street, Nevada City. The family festival will feature regional artisan,hand made gifts, live music, make-and-take crafts for all ages and food. Part of theproceeds will benefit Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Nevada County and the Hospitality

House of Western Nevada County. Admission is $3.00. For more information, call 530- 277-2589.

Nov. 26-28: 25th Annual Country Christmas Faire, 10:00am to 5:00pm, Friday andSaturday, 10:00am to 3:00pm Sunday, Nevada County Fairgrounds, Grass Valley. One of the top handcrafted shows in Northern California, the Faire features unique gifts frommore than 100 top artisans. Visitors will enjoy strolling live entertainment, festival foods,Santa and his elves, and a community bon-fire.

Nov. 27-29: Artisans Festival, 10:00am to 5:00pm, Miner Foundry, 325 Spring Street,Nevada City. 265-5040. This annual event will feature a wide range of fine arts and craftsas well as live music, food & drink! Admission is $3.00. For more information, visit

www.artisanfestival.org or call 265-5040.

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• By using a flashlight, you can see and be seen by others.

• Stay in a group, walk slowly &communicate where you are going.

• Only trick-or-treat in well known neighborhoods at homes that have a

porch light on. • Remain on well-lit streets and always use the sidewalk.

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Every Sunday: Rough and Ready Fruit Jar Pickers,

10:00am to 12 noon, Rough and Ready Grange.They may have lost their quaint “Opry Palace”building to construction of a new fire station, butthe “Pickers” still play on...every Sunday at theRough and Ready Grange. Performances are free,but they ask you show up with a sense of humorand a willingness to sing-a-long to their selectionof old standards, country, bluegrass and gospel

songs.

Now - Nov 13: A Grand Night for Singing,Thursdays - 7:00pm, Friday and Saturdays - 8:00pm,Sundays - 2:00pm, Centerfor the Arts, Grass Valley.Sierra Stages presents a

fresh take on the classictheater songs of Rodgersand Hammerstein. Theshow features innovativearrangements of songsfrom Broadway classicssuch as Oklahoma, SouthPacific, The King and I and more. Tickets are

$15.00 advance and $20.00 at the door forThursday performances, $20.00 advance and$25.00 at the door for Friday, Saturday and Sunday performances. For more information, visit www.centerforthearts.org or call 274-8384 ext. 14.

Nov 4 -14: A Mid Summer Nights Dream,Thursdays and Fridays, 7:00pm, Saturdays andSundays 2:00pm, Center for the Arts, Grass Valley.

presents a shorten, musi-cal adaptation of WilliamShakespeare’s classic fairy fantasy the will be enjoy-able by the entire family.Tickets are $8.00 advanceand $12 at the door. Formore information, visit www.centerforthearts.org or call 274-8384 ext. 14.

Nov 13: The Mother Hips, 8:00pm, Center for the Arts, Grass Valley. The Mother Hips have flownunder the radar as true indie music pioneers for

almost twodecades. With therelease of theirnew album PacificDust, California’sunsung psych-popheroes tell theirstory. Their “rootsy

mix of 70s rock andpower pop” and have the ability to “sing it sweetand play it dirty”. The Hips have been playing music for nearly 18 years, and in the process, havehad the luxury of exploring and refining theircraft. Tickets are $18.00 advanced, $22.00 at thedoor. For more information, visit www.centerfort-hearts.org or call 274-8384 ext. 14.

Nov 14: Jazz Off the Pond (now indoors!), 1:00-3:00pm, Alpha Building, corner of Broad andCoyote Street, Nevada City. Bring a lawn chair andenjoy this free concertfeaturing the KenHardin Trio. Jazz ONthe Pond was originally

scheduled inSeptember, but wasrained out. So now thesame day of fun hasbeen moved indoors ina setting that will bemade into an indoorgarden. Auction items, pledge drive, and enjoy-ment of your favorite standard jazz tunes! 1:00-

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from the 1950s through 70s and more! 2:00pm KenHardin Trio with special guest vocalist

Nov 18: Acoustic Eidolon, 7:30pm, Center for the Arts, Grass Valley. Acoustic Eidolon features Joe

Scott on double neck gui-tjo and Hannah Alkire oncello. They have gracedstages throughout the US,Europe, Australia andCanada. With eight CDsand a DVD to their credit,these masterful artistscontinue to captivate

audiences throughout the world with their signature“new acoustic” sound andboundless possibilities in

blending Celtic, Folk, World & Latin music influ-ences. Tickets are $20.00, Students $10.00. Formore information, visit www.centerforthearts.org or call 274-8384 ext. 14.

Nov 19: Red Horse, 8:00pm, Center for the Arts,Grass Valley. Red Horseis Eliza Gilkyson. From Austin, Texas she is apolitically minded, poet-ically gifted singer-song- writer, who has become

one of the most respect-ed musicians in roots,folk and Americana cir-cles. The Grammy-nomi-nated artist hasappeared on NPR, AustinCity Limits, Mountain Stage, etown, XM, Air America Radio and has toured with Richard

Thompson, Patty Griffin and Mary ChapinCarpenter. In February of 2003, she was inductedinto the Austin Music Hall of Fame. In 2006, she was recognized with three Austin Music Awardsand four Folk Alliance Music Awards, one of which was for “Song of the Year” for her tune “Man of God.” Tickets are $30.00. For more information,visit www.centerforthearts.org or call 274-8384ext. 14.

Brothers, 8:00pm,Center for the Arts,Grass Valley. Formore than 75 years, the magicalappeal of the elo-quent music of The Mills Brothershas attracted adoring audiences worldwide. Themagic continues unabated today under the lead-ership of John Mills, son, grandson and nephew of the original groups members, who recreates theinimitable sounds of The Mills Brothers whilevocalizing the multitude of hit songs that made

them famous. John Mills had performed with hisfather, Donald Mills, the last surviving originalMill Brother, since 1982, and now brings to stagethe newest generation of The Mills Brothers. Thenew duo includes and highlights the beautifulvoice and compelling stage presence of the talent-ed Elmer Hopper, who spent 21 years with therenowned Platters. With their impeccable musi-

cology and the priceless charts of The MillsBrothers’ discography of smash recordings, Johnand Elmer present a singular recreation of musicthat has been universally embraced by audiencessince 1922. Tickets are $75.00 and include a host-ed bar deserts. For more information, visit www.centerforthearts.org or call 274-8384 ext. 14.

Nov 21: Amit Peled, 2:00pm, Seventh-day Adventist Church, 12889 Osborne Hill, Road,Grass Valley. Amit Peled returns with pianist EliKalman. You will get a specialpreview of the program thatPeled and Kalman are preparing for their debut at the Kennedy Center on January 23, 2011. One

of the most sought after cellopedagogues in the world, Mr.Peled is a Professor at thePeabody Conservatory of Musicof the Johns Hopkins University and plays a rare AndreaGuarneri cello ca. 1689. Tickets are $21.00. Formore information, visit www.inconcertsierra.org or call 273-3990

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