December 19, 1963 (32 pages)

ithe atid Lee eh) id C Takes To, d avi reen Takes [op g — Bike Racing H H ike Racing monors rere :, 9. Danny Kopp 2 a David Green, Golden Wheel4 Dan Childers 1 = fen spyiet chee ane Ped ‘ene Match Sprints Points ga shige a iy A Sire soni 1. Dave Green 39 S named best all aroundbicycle 9 Howie Briggs 15 : rider of the club, itwasan-) g pick Worth 12 is) nounced by president Charles 4 jim Valdez 9 Allen. 5. Chris Buchanan 8 3. a in handicap racing = pon Davis: is Don Davis. 7. Danny Ko 6 Top Class B rider einige 8. eine Bagh 5 © _ Green also took top honors in 9° Harold Hoar = 4 indivi dual time trials, ert Clas A Dotats & noted, = 1. Dave Green 143 : Final point ee for 1963 Rich Worth 107 v showed the ee 3 ton Davis 84 : Handicap ee 4, Chris Buchanan 78 am . os cobb ri : 5. Hewie Briggs 70 a a. Rick Worth 16 ip ° Class B Points . ole Ne : 1, Jim Valdez = 82 i igure Bons aus 2. Cary Childers 74 SKIERS..Coach Paul Chesney's number one threat on the ski slopes 6. Cary Childers 8 : sag Pa “ this year will be Thor Mjoene, shown here with Chesney after they won 7. Fred Butcher 4 5. D é 31 top ski honors in Far West competition last year. 9 . Danny Kopp ba Pheasant Season Was Excellent Department of Fish and Game field reports indicate that the 1963 pheasant hunting season was excellent in the San Joaquin and Sacramento valleys. The curtain rang down on the 1963 season December 8 in all of the state except Imperial and eastern Riverside counties, where pheasant hunting will continue chroage December 2. SIFRRA COLLEGE CAGERS..Shown here posing The Department noted that a combination of circumstances . for the cameraman are t he 1963-64 Wolverine eee basketball players, withCoach George Goto and ne és ees Manager Guy Fleming kneeling front. Left to First, pheasant areas had the highest population of birds in right inthe front row are Ralph Villanueva, Bruce several years, and second, the-. Wilson, John Perry, John Lowery, Henry Bermurains which fell on opening day . gag, Masato Kuwahara, Bob White and Gary reduced the hunting pressure and che number of birds taken on the . Parker. Rear, left to right, are Mike Harriman, en os result . ] Ken Milligan, Robert Bone, Clyde Colley, Gary that pressure and success were Rie 6G cai setead throughout Cox, Larry Maxey, James Connelly and Berry the entire season. Bunch. Normally, the DFG said, about to percent of the tune" Tofft, ChappellAre All-Stars opening week end, with reduced ; ; pressure and success cach day Two former Sierra Coll second team linebacker, a VaR ) § ge , aid Today's woman has a much more active role in following, until there is very . football players Rega ine Tofft, a defensive back, won managing her own—and her family’s—finances. age io hunting by the last . from Lincoln and Rex Chappell honorable mention. ere tee as a : y © season, from Grass Valley, were > Another ex-Sierran, Roger FalThis valuable booklet explains the basic facts The Department noted that on . +o the Far We ey, Were Agios ; saved sbedigron, Se gerFa ge estern Conference's lonof Sacramento State College, about credit, insurance, taxes; shows you how to December 38, the last day of the . aj)-star defensive team released Wasa defensive linebacker standkeep simple, accurate records. Send the coupon sa uateeat Sad ileneenan MIS . ely Chappell, a junio as >. but failed to win all-conference today. compliments of Wells Fargo Bank. happens, the DFG said. s se ae sien coe HE BEST MOVE (OU EVER MADE WELLS FARGO BANK {MEMH wett CWAL LFF IT INSURANCE CORPORATION Saves NN & STORAGE « roe * vere = NN by tS = : A ue ua an Welly Fargo Bank, Dept. G42 NX 464 California St., San Francisco, California. 94120 = — --—__—. . Daves VAN & STOR Gaass Valiey ~ tien q atvaca "i Beara & STORAGE © me. mae 7 ee eee Meee Gentlemen : Please send me your free booklet: “What a Woman Should Know About Money.” hd es A LJ ae . PwOme 273 678: ‘ e GRASS VALLEY é Ped Address sere ae eis 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE tone ae FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 273—8781 -

ithe atid Lee eh) id C Takes To, d avi reen Takes [op g — Bike Racing H H ike Racing monors rere :, 9. Danny Kopp 2 a David Green, Golden Wheel4 Dan Childers 1 = fen spyiet chee ane Ped ‘ene Match Sprints Points ga shige a iy A Sire soni 1. Dave Green 39 S named best all aroundbicycle 9 Howie Briggs 15 : rider of the club, itwasan-) g pick Worth 12 is) nounced by president Charles 4 jim Valdez 9 Allen. 5. Chris Buchanan 8 3. a in handicap racing = pon Davis: is Don Davis. 7. Danny Ko 6 Top Class B rider einige 8. eine Bagh 5 © _ Green also took top honors in 9° Harold Hoar = 4 indivi dual time trials, ert Clas A Dotats & noted, = 1. Dave Green 143 : Final point ee for 1963 Rich Worth 107 v showed the ee 3 ton Davis 84 : Handicap ee 4, Chris Buchanan 78 am . os cobb ri : 5. Hewie Briggs 70 a a. Rick Worth 16 ip ° Class B Points . ole Ne : 1, Jim Valdez = 82 i igure Bons aus 2. Cary Childers 74 SKIERS...Coach Paul Chesney's number one threat on the ski slopes 6. Cary Childers 8 : sag Pa “ this year will be Thor Mjoene, shown here with Chesney after they won 7. Fred Butcher 4 5. D é 31 top ski honors in Far West competition last year. 9 . Danny Kopp ba Pheasant Season Was Excellent Department of Fish and Game field reports indicate that the 1963 pheasant hunting season was excellent in the San Joaquin and Sacramento valleys. The curtain rang down on the 1963 season December 8 in all of the state except Imperial and eastern Riverside counties, where pheasant hunting will continue chroage December 2. SIFRRA COLLEGE CAGERS...Shown here posing The Department noted that a combination of circumstances . for the cameraman are t he 1963-64 Wolverine eee basketball players, withCoach George Goto and

ne és ees Manager Guy Fleming kneeling front. Left to First, pheasant areas had the highest population of birds in right inthe front row are Ralph Villanueva, Bruce several years, and second, the-. Wilson, John Perry, John Lowery, Henry Bermurains which fell on opening day . gag, Masato Kuwahara, Bob White and Gary reduced the hunting pressure and che number of birds taken on the . Parker. Rear, left to right, are Mike Harriman, en os result . ] Ken Milligan, Robert Bone, Clyde Colley, Gary that pressure and success were Rie 6G cai setead throughout Cox, Larry Maxey, James Connelly and Berry the entire season. Bunch. Normally, the DFG said, about to percent of the tune" Tofft, ChappellAre All-Stars opening week end, with reduced ; ; pressure and success cach day Two former Sierra Coll second team linebacker, a VaR ) § ge , aid Today's woman has a much more active role in following, until there is very . football players Rega ine Tofft, a defensive back, won managing her own—and her family’s—finances. age io hunting by the last . from Lincoln and Rex Chappell honorable mention. ere tee as a : y © season, from Grass Valley, were > Another ex-Sierran, Roger FalThis valuable booklet explains the basic facts The Department noted that on . +o the Far We ey, Were Agios ; saved sbedigron, Se gerFa ge estern Conference's lonof Sacramento State College, about credit, insurance, taxes; shows you how to December 38, the last day of the . aj)-star defensive team released Wasa defensive linebacker standkeep simple, accurate records. Send the coupon sa uateeat Sad ileneenan MIS . ely Chappell, a junio as >. but failed to win all-conference today.. compliments of Wells Fargo Bank. happens, the DFG said. s se ae sien coe HE BEST MOVE (OU EVER MADE WELLS FARGO BANK {MEMH wett CWAL LFF IT INSURANCE CORPORATION Saves NN & STORAGE « roe * vere = NN by tS = : A ue ua an Welly Fargo Bank, Dept. G42 NX 464 California St., San Francisco, California. 94120 = — --—__—. . Daves VAN & STOR Gaass Valiey ~ tien q atvaca "i Beara & STORAGE © me. mae 7 ee eee Meee Gentlemen : Please send me your free booklet: “What a Woman Should Know About Money.” hd es A LJ ae . PwOme 273 678: ‘ e GRASS VALLEY é Ped Address sere ae eis 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE tone ae FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 273—8781 -