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April 14, 2012
The whole week (April 16th to April 21st) is 'Scott Valley Clean-up Week'. You can find all the information you need to know (or listen to the podcast which tells the news) at Serena Travis's Good Morning Scott Valley site. You all know by now that I am big on 'Shop Local', 'Support Local Musicians and Artisans' and 'Preserve the Historic ' . . . and you can accomplish all of those and have a fabulous time doing it! Here
you go . . . Hopefully you already have your tickets for the Big Band Fun Concert Thursday night, April 19th, at the historic Avery Theatre in Etna. If not, then you better hightail it over to Premier West Bank in Greenview; Scott Valley Drug in Etna or Scott Valley Bank in Etna or Ft. Jones and get your tickets ($6 advance) as we expect to be sold out come show-time.
Begin
at Scott Valley Feed
Go
home and take a nap, then head over to the Coffee
Concert at the Ft. Jones Community
Center for music and refreshments,
where proceeds benefit the historic
Local Musicians performing will be: Members
of The Wednesday Night Band
The
Ft. Jones Church built in 1873, has been used as a Methodist Church
for 139 years. The historic white church sits at the top
of Sterling Street, above the Post Office. As you well know, anywhere
that has been used for Fellowship for that many years has a special
feel to it. Having
a Methodist Episcopal Church in northern Scott Valley was conceived
by individuals who contributed funds to begin building this church.
Among them were A.J. Goodnoe, A.B Carlock, J.A. Davidson, Rev.
I. Reynolds, J.K. Luttrell, Geo. E. Evans, and many others. The
church was dedicated on June 24, 1874. The cost was $1,600, half
of which was donated throughout the construction, and $500 more
raised at the dedication, with $330 still due at that time. See you there . . .
Che'usa Keep
it simple * * * * * *
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