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Newspaper
Colfax Record
Location
Colfax, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 2004
Page
3
Friends of Placer County Animal Shelter sponsor a Home Again microchip clinic for pets from 12 to 3 p.m. at Roseville PETCO 1917 Douglas Blvd. Chips are permanent ID. $25 includes implant and lifetime registration. Proceeds benefit Placer County animals.
The Colfax Seniors Program serves lunch at 12 30 p m every Tuesday and Thursday at Colfax United Methodist Church. Seniors 60 and older pay 225 while those younger pay 5 00. R I D E S provides transport at 885 7706 with reservations a day ahead. For meal details call 888 7137 or 389 8507.
The Colfax Community Resource Center seeks individuals families or groups to support several challenged families this Christmas. Donors will receive ages sizes and wish lists and are asked to shop anonymously. For details contact Cyndy Bigbee at 346 9575.
The Foothill Farmers Market Association runs a mini mandarin market in downtown Colfax every Friday from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m., continuing through the season. Local vendors offer fresh produce, crafts, and seasonal specials for shoppers in town.
January in the lot next to the gazebo at Grass Valley Rd and Main St. Thanksgiving dinner at 2 p m on Thursday Nov 25 at the Iowa Hill Store. Everyone is welcome. Attendees may bring a dish or join Priscilla in the kitchen with notices to participate.
Priscilla Daniels plans to host the annual Iowa Hill Community Thanksgiving gathering inviting neighbors, families, and friends to share a meal and celebrate the holiday together in the town hall or community center.
Placer Theatre Ballet presents six Nutcracker performances from Thanksgiving weekend to December 5 featuring a 100 member cast. Showtimes include November 26 and December 3 at 7 p.m. and November 27 28 and December 4 5 at 1 p.m. Tickets range 8 to 15 dollars. Order at placertheatreballet.org or call 916 630 7820.
The Soroptimists place Angel Trees at area merchants and Colfax High School to collect gifts for local children. Gifts should be left at the Colfax Record Office. For business participation, contact Patrice Goulet at 346 8468.
Preschoolers and parents are invited to two story times at Placer County Library Auburn. Pajama Story time runs 7 to 7 30 p.m. on Wednesday December 1 for three to five year olds. Holiday Story time is at 10 30 a.m. on Thursday December 2 featuring stories songs and a craft.
Starbucks Coffee invites the public to a Holiday Angels Joy Drive on Thursday December 2 from 5 30 p m to 7 30 p m at 424 S Auburn Street Colfax. Donate a new unwrapped toy or book to support seriously ill children with Starlight Starbright Foundation and receive a free Holiday Beverage. Gifts collected through year end noon to 6 p m December 16 at the Colfax Methodist Church Culver and Church Streets.
The Gold Country Lioness offer raffle tickets for three baskets as part of Hometown Christmas at US Bank and Calamity Jane's. Tickets are $1 each or six for $5. Prizes include a baking basket a hobby horse and a decorated tree with lights. Raffle drawn December 19.
PARC hosts a Holiday Tea on December 9 from 4 30 to 6 30 p m at Emma's Gathering Place Loomis 3137 Taylor Road. Roseville High School choir performs and Meadow Vista Librarian Debbie Centi offers book talks and read alouds with sales of holiday books and educational games by the Report Card. Admission is 15 dollars and Jan Kapple at PCOE 886-5897 provides info.
The Colfax Volunteer Fire Department presents its first Black and Red Ball at 7:30 p.m. December 11 at the Sierra Vista Community Center with a Lions Club sponsored bar, live music by Cat Fish and the Crawdaddies, and a raffle. Admission is 15 dollars per person or 25 dollars per couple, proceeds fund a new fire engine. for more information call 346-2184.
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