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Eureka Girl To Study Ballet At Rambert School For One Year The strain of fifteen years of disciplined study and practice, practice by a young Eureka girl', Miss Jacqueline Pavlich, a mat its justification. She has been accepted to study under Dame Marie Rambert at the Rambert School of Ballet in 'London, England --one of Europe's foremost schools of ballet. Miss Pavlich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pavlich of Cultcn, will depart Sunday for school, where she will study for one year.

General cur- ciculurn for senior students includes classes in repertoire, pas jde deux, modern and character "work. The school is divided into three terms. Vacations are usually three weeks at Christmas and Easter and seven weeks between August and September. Miss Pavlich will spend Christmas holidays with r. grandparents in Switzerland.

As a preliminary buildup to this year's study, the June graduate of St. Bernard's i school, in Eureka, has studied under Betty Merriweather 15 years. For two summers she has studied at (he San Francisco under ths general direction of Lew Christensen. Last summer Miss Pavlich studied at the American-School of Dance in Los Angeles under the direction of Eugene Loring. She has danced in productions by -Betty Merriweather at Sequoia Theatre, Humboldt Slate college.

A highlight of the spring production was the chore- graph of "Etudes" by i Pavlich and Virginia Niek'rasz. The London bound girl a also danced the Swan Queen in "Swan Lake." i in "Giselle," and Swandilla i "CoppeJia." This past winter, Miss Pavlich taught in Fortuna at the Music Mart. Although Miss Pavlich is tentatively planning to travel to Germany following her year of study, it is suggested by school, that, in certain instances graduate students may join the company. The Rambert School of' Ballet, Mercury Theatre, is under the direction of its founder, Madame Rambert. She began her training in the Russian Imperial Ballet School at Warsaw, Portuguese To Hold Dance Saturday Night The Portuguese-speaking people of this area are invited 1 to an admission-free dance this Saturday night, August 23, at the Portuguese Hall in Arcata.

The event is sponsored by the Society of the Holy Trinity. During the dance the annual Janet Blasi To Marry Scott Downie The engagement and wedding )lans of Miss Janet Blasi of ieadsburg and Scott Downie of Garberville were announced at a buffet dinner party given by lis mother, Mrs. Rae Matthews on Saturday evening, August 8. Thirty-two guests were present congratulate the couple and meet the bride-elect. A formal of the engagement was made by the jride's mother, Mrs.

Delia Blasi of Healdsburg, at a cocktail iarty held Sunday August The couple will be married Sunday, September 13 at St. iugene's Catholic Church in Santa Rosa. The bride-to-be-is the (tougher of Mrs. Blasi of Healdsburg and Al Blasi of Santa Rose. The jenedict's father is Charles E.

Downie of San Francisco. Miss Blasi was graduated rom Healdsburg High School ind is a 1964 graduate of Santa losa Junior College with a ma- or in art: Downie attended Garberville schools and was graduated from South Fork High School in 1958. le attended the University of San Francisco, Oceansirie Junor College and Santa Rosa Junor College, majoring in English and economics. He was manager of Sequoia Bowl in Gar- erville for two years and has ieen with Healdsburg Lane, part-time. Following their marriage, they Ian to motor to Mexico City.

vhere (hey will spend a year ind 1 attend the University of the Americas. In addition to the bride-elect and her mother, oul-of-t were Mr. and Mrs. Bud Slagle of Oakland 1 Mr. and Mrs.

)ale Ambrosini, Big Lagoon; Wike O'Kane and Art Pittman, Santa Clara; Edward Matthews, San Jose, and Mac McDonald, San Carlos. Swimming and dancing fol- owed the buffet dinner. report of the society be given, and the committee members for 1965 will be given the books. The new committee will be composed of Albert Nickols, Ralph Brazil, John Tosla Homen, all of Eureka, and Manuel Morias, Edwin Romgues, Alvin Tosta a a Fraga, Arcata. Miss Jacqueline Pavlich will be in London, England next year for study at the Rambert School of Ballet; while Poland still Russia.

Serge Diaghilev invited her to join his Ballet Russes, where she studied with ihe famous ballet master i Cecchetti. The Ballet Rambert is oldest permanent English Ballet Company, having given continu- 1927. Arts foreign tours in association with the British Council. Frequent television appearances are made iiolli in Kngland and abroad. ous performances since is supported by the which js in association the Royal Shakespeare Council of Great Britain.

Ballet Ramberl is controlled by the Mercury Theatre Trust with Stratford. The work of the Ballet Rambert includes London seasons at the Sadlers Wells Theatre, tours for the Arts Council, while certain periods each year are spent on Watch this Newspaper The BIG STOREWIDE AUGUST SALE STARTS FRIDAY ,9:00 A.M. BIG REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS BAKER CANTON EUREKA --CRESCENT CITY LOW'S Furniture FORTUNA Italy Sons Picnic August 23 Sons of Italy have completed plans for the annual "Mezzo- Agosto" picnic at i Creek State Park this Sunday. Members and. friends are to bring individual lunches, a utensils and the lodge will furnish coffee, sugar and cream.

Later in the afternoon, there will be bocci games and lom- bola. Prizes will be awarded. At a recent meeting of group, Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Bongio were named to head the Columbus Day dinner.

In November a father son social is being planned with mothers of Ihe attendants as guests. Com- mitlee in charge is i Zanotli, Ambrogio Pasquini, Nick Del Carlo and Marcuz. Next meeting of the group will be August 27. Those in charge of the social hour will be Mrs. Egisto Pecchia, Amato Pecchia, Mrs.

Joseph Mori and Mrs. Jack Fieri. Weekend Special THE BEST VALUE YET Helene Curtis DUTCH ESS HEAVENLY PERMANENT This week Thursday, Friday and Saturday $moo 10 ONLY WITH THIS AD DON'S BEAUTY SALON 822 Arcata (Upstairs Room 1) VA 2-2735 Fashions Highlight Trade Fair San Francisco stores recognized as fashion leaders will add their collections to 'Fashions Around the World" the gala style show to be fea- ured at Ihe seventh i World Trade Fair in Jrooks Hall-Civic Auditorium, September 10 through 20. The participating stores, sponsoring the event are: ilagnin, H. Liebes, Roos-Atkins and Macy's.

Many of the wardrobes have been designed especially for the show and will be flown lo San for their debut. The evenl is expected to be highlighl of Ihe World Trade 'air, the internationally acclaimed show being held on the Vest Coast for the first time, leretofore, ilie fairs have been leld in New York City. Bold and beautiful styles and fashions from Spain a other nations of Europe, Israel ind countries of North Africa, South Africa, the Near a he Pacific basin and the Orient will be on parade during the 11 days and 22 performances of he fashion show. Each performance will be devoted to a -particular nation and will include both new and-elec- ric styles and native costumes. Weekdays and Saturdays show will be staged at 3 p.m.

and 8 i.rn.; on Sundays they will occur al 3 p.m. and 5 pm. HUMBOLDT Augusl 19, 1961, P. 9 Margiret Dehney, Editor HI S-1711--I p.m. New Pocahontas of Weeott Council is Mrs.

John Hanson, John Jerome's halan and Mrs. Fred Deo, deputy great Pocahonlas (if Woeott Council, gave Mrs. Hanson her charge. Hanson assumed the position of Pow- Mrs. John Hanson Chief Of Weeott Unit Mrs.

John Hanson was raised to the chieftaincy of Pocahontas of Weeott Council, number 119, al a recenl meeting held at Redman Hall. Approximalcly one hundred members a 'riends were present lo view ceremonies. In feference lo Tier birthplace, an English theme was used in he decoration of Ihe hall, with greenery and flowers with roses predominating. Mrs. Hanson was conducted into the hall by an escort ol eight ladies and gentlemen attired as maids and butlers.

She was introduced lo Deputy Great Pocahontas, Mrs. Fred Deo, by her husband, John Hanson. A'fter receiving her charge from Mrs. Deo, she was escorted lo her seat at a lea table placed in a miniature garden. The escort team performed drill which was condluded by singing of "You Came A Long Way from Dear Old England, But We Are Glad You Are Here." The words were composed by Mrs.

Robert Naill who also drilled the escort learn. Hanson assumed Ihe position of Powhatan of Hie Council wit'i special escort and Ihe song. "Johnny You Are Ihe Powhalai, Hurrah Humih." The song outlined his duties for (he coming term. Reed Haas, Mrs. Mary Riecke, Mrs.

Millard Barisdale, Charles Belger, Mrs. Julia Wagner, Mrs. James Hill, Mrs. Martha Raynor, Mrs. I.

Turner, Charles Langcton, Mrs. Wendell a Mrs. Josephine Rhodes, s. Floyd Coons, Jewel bearers wa Mrs. Gladys Janke and Mrs.

Emma Cooper. Mrs. Clarence Other chiefs raised to their -Scholp was Creal Misinewa for respective chieftaincies by Mrs. Deo and her assisting deputy were Wcnonah, Mrs. Lloyd Luther; prophetess, Mrs.

Charles Tiller; keeper of records, Ray Hessong; collector ot wain- Mrs. Don Musician for the ceremonies was Mrs. Kenneth Krcc- Hessong, David Devcreux a Floyd Coons; councilor, Joe Antongiovaiini and aid's, Mrs. Mary Del Biaggio and Mrs. num.

Mrs. Raymond Peterson: rm "7 las keeper of wampum, Mrs. Clar- ra Hotl Cnonsr :1 nficf nc tun In encc Green; trustee, Mrs. Robert Naill; musician, Devereux; scouts, Mrs. Whilehead 1 and Mrs.

i Scendsen; runners. Mrs. Hans Engelke ad Mrs. Elizabeth McCombs Herm, Mrs. Charles Tiller was presented a memory book of her by Mrs received a past Pocahontas pin from Mrs; Dignitaries Introduced by Ihe scouts and welcomed by the Po- Mrs Pcarl nbs; guards, Mr.

and 10 izzi Hi Ruff; warriors, a De Armondo Dellarsina. The assisting deputy chiefs were Mrs. Ruby Winkle, Mrs. Charles Langdon, Local Music Teachers Attend Redlands University Conclave Auxiliary Gains 11 Members In Dinner-Drive Eagles Auxiliary 1846 met recently with 29 members alluding. It was announced that 11 new members had joined the 5roup as a result of a recent membership drive dinner.

Reported ill were Mrs. Laura Ilunkapillar, Mrs. Ennina Damas and Mrs. Ruth Ford. The theme chosen for the coming year is "Friendship and Belter Understanding in the Auxiliaries." Reports were given on the recent zone meeting held in Fort Bragg on August 9.

Four Auxiliaries participated with 12 members from Ihe local auxiliary a tending Mines. Lucille Mayhorn. Ber- board member Lois Speer mid Ilia Mason and Ruby Knapp Treasurer Francis Nielsen. The An Hill. Deo, Floyd Coons and Charles Langdon.

The evening was concluded with the serving of refreshments in the banquet room al. tables Idccoralncl i floral arrangements in teapots. Mrs. Hanson received many gifts from friends and well-wishers. Three members of the I i i boldl Branch of the Music Teachers' Association attended a recent convention of music eacbers held at the Univer- and Ihe Contemporary Musical Seem 1 by Johnny Green, musical director from MGM Studios.

Green was graduated from Harvard with an economics lack of preparation, short cuts sily of Redlands campus and mi nl lo musj( ls lighlightcd by a concert given profession. He lectured on iy pianist Eugene List and violinist Carol Glenn al Redlands Bowl. Both of these artists have appeared in Kurcka's Coniinunily Concert scries. musicians. Ho said culling costs by having fewer rehearsals and allowing a i performers Our own Sequoia label sweaters in two smart new Fall styles! CARDIGAN Attending the conference were In appear i craftsmen rc- MTA President Helen Musi 1 (suited in poorer performance.

were awarded prizes during the Fortunan David Thomson To Wed Deanna Schultz cngagcmenl of Miss Deanna J. Schultz of Eugene, Ore. to David F. Thomson of Fortuna was announced recently in a traditional candlelight- ing ceremony at Jones Hall on campus of (he University of Oregon School of Nursing in Eugene. The fulure bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Hcnny J. Schullz of Eugene and will graduate nexl June with an R.N. and 1 a Bachelor of Science degree. The benedict, son of Mr.

and Mrs. David 0. Thomson of Campion Heights and Forluna, received his Bachelor of Science degree from Humholdl Slate College in bin-physiology, option Iraincrship for medical technology and eligibility for California laboralory technologist license. Miss Schultx and her fiance arc planning to wed next July in Eugene. 12 through Hi conclave opened i a welcoming address by Dr.

George iresidcnl of the University Itedlamls. An organ rrcitoi al Hie Redlands Chapel by liayiiiiind was acclaimed by Ihosi attending. The chapel a Uul) I 1 1 "TM' 1800 and has remarkably good lival which will he held l-'ri- A wedding in July I9(i! is bcint; planned hy Miss Dwmnn J. SchultV. and David wedding will ho bold In Eugene, (Kcnncll-Ellis) Arcata Women Plan Flower Show On Friday Thn lici pa is he Area a Wom- icouslics.

For this reason the Cleveland Symphony docs many of its recordings there. This was the first time I hat the music teachers had included or- jan music in a Master Class, as a suitable organ has not been available before. Recitals by various members day, 13th at. Women's Club at lltlh and Street. Individuals and groups are askeit lo bring specimens, plants, flowers or special arrangements.

Any type of floral piece which will add interest Is The Flower Festival is being of Ihe faculties of the sily of Itallands, University lwl lhc cl California at Redlands, University of and University given in the hope of promoting the Pacific were also in flowers. The ladies A lormal banquet iMliin'il to make Ihe a a i a a performances by two duo i iMfnrm )C ro isl.s and a trio consisting of a viola, viola, da gamba and rallm i harpsichord. 'hrce addresses were featured at the convent ion. Topics' included "Piano Sonlas of Franz ilaydn, rechnique. or how 1 Slopped Worrying About.

My Fingers," and "The Composer nza-flfiO!) or Mrs. Lanshcrry, 82211(12. Link on Link Orion Cardigan, Alpaca Knil Cardigan two of the smartest fashions we've ever offered at special prices. The Orion Cardigan is regularly valued at 12.98, specially purchased to sell at 7.99. The Mohair and Virgin Wool Alpaca knits is regularly valued at 16.98, i at 12.99.

Choose from shades of red, light blue, light green, black, banana, charcoal, mink, camel, heather, green and gold. 99 KIXS Arcata, Eureka, Fortuna, Garberville The Russian sable, Iho fur of which is so highly is a small marten-like native Siberia,.