December 19, 1963 (32 pages)

$767 Total For UNICEF Collection Needy children in the world will have food and medicine totalling $767.25 as the result of Nevada County children carrying UNICEF cartons on their Trick or Treat trips on Halloween. Final totals for the one’ night fund raising campaign were released last week by co-chairmen Mrs. Meris Ingram and Mrs. Alf Heller. In their final news release, the co-chairmen stated they were grateful to the Grass Valley and Nevada City branches of the Bank of America for counting the coins, to the Soroptimist Club which paid for the film “Hi Neighbor” which was shown to more than 1600 children in local schools, to teachers, 4H leaders, churches, mothers of children who participated, andtoall those . donated when the children ap. peared with UNICEF cartons. Individual totals for the groups } who collected in the drive included: Schools, Hennessy, $184.01; Bell Hill, $49.05; W ashington, $55.06; Union Hill, $9.32; Mt. St. Marys, $54.82; Pleasant ‘Ridge, $15.51; Ready Springs, $2.74; John Woolman, $32.95; Gold Flat, $9.30; Nevada City, $87.12; andSeven Hills, $68.41. Churches, Emmanuel Episcopal, $4.80; Trinity Episcopal, 14,80; Church of God, $10.65; and the Nevada City Methodist, $15.80. 4H groups, Nevada City, $19. 61; Kentucky Flat, $3.72; Rough and Ready, $38.00; Meadowlarks, $16.16; Alta-Oaks-Sunset, $10.77; Woodchuckers, $3.15; Spring Hill, $5.47; Shady Creek in conjunction with the MYF, $33.20. Other collections included supermarket donations, $9.33; Tom's Gun Shop, $2.50; Grass Valley Elks, $9.00; and the NevCity Civic Club, $2.00. Mary Ann O'Neill Will Speak To Club The spirit of Christmas parties has invaded Sierra College's campus clubs, with the Internationalclub and Student Teachers planning a Dec. 21 party. tatnateatiatate AT HOME IN THE COUNTRY ¢stea?iatiatna #2 Mary Ann O'Neill, Nevada City student who spent last summer inthe Interamerican University in Mexico, will speak to the . " International club. . Ben Engstrom On Aircratt Carrier Essex’ . Ben Engstrom, chief boat. swain's mate, son of Mrs. Ola F, Jenson, 208 West Olympia Dr., Grass Valley is serving aboard the anti-submarine warfare support aircraft carrier USS Essex. Essex is currently on a threemonth tour of duty with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. —t. Tomorrow Is Donation Day In GV ? Se enesaens $ eenee / Ps ea . a : , ; 4 if ; OTE os Eo 3 of ' Z Z >. , +] « * & or * . . _ en ite “Ai } oe f ee i he 5 — 2. REN RIRE ee — ee. Se ee! SE ~ 80TH YEAR..Althoughthe sign in the 1957 Donation Day photo above seems to belie the fact, the 1963 Donation Day tomorrow willbe the 80th annual collection of foodfor Grass Valley needy. The event began in 1883, but the error in the sign did not detract from the volume of food donated by school children. As in past years, a parade at 10 a.m. will precede collection of the food. Shown with the 1957 donations are (left to right, top row) Dallas Fellersen, Alyve Bishop, Marie Sauvee,' Dorie Clinch, Helen Wilson, and Adeline Cassettari; (front row) Colleen George, Helen Stewart, Hazel George, MarySmith, Marylyn Prisk, Lonnie Tremoureux, Janet Titcomb and Mollie Shine. OT a8eq**eg6T ‘ET Joquisceq:**1033nN oyL** “OTE e8ed

$767 Total For UNICEF Collection Needy children in the world will have food and medicine totalling $767.25 as the result of Nevada County children carrying UNICEF cartons on their Trick or Treat trips on Halloween. Final totals for the one’ night fund raising campaign were released last week by co-chairmen Mrs. Meris Ingram and Mrs. Alf Heller. In their final news release, the co-chairmen stated they were grateful to the Grass Valley and Nevada City branches of the Bank of America for counting the coins, to the Soroptimist Club which paid for the film “Hi Neighbor” which was shown to more than 1600 children in local schools, to teachers, 4H leaders, churches, mothers of children who participated, andtoall those . donated when the children ap. peared with UNICEF cartons. Individual totals for the groups } who collected in the drive included: Schools, Hennessy, $184.01; Bell Hill, $49.05; W ashington, $55.06; Union Hill, $9.32; Mt. St. Marys, $54.82; Pleasant ‘Ridge, $15.51; Ready Springs, $2.74; John Woolman, $32.95; Gold Flat, $9.30; Nevada City, $87.12; andSeven Hills, $68.41. Churches, Emmanuel Episcopal, $4.80; Trinity Episcopal, 14,80; Church of God, $10.65; and the Nevada City Methodist, $15.80. 4H groups, Nevada City, $19. 61; Kentucky Flat, $3.72; Rough and Ready, $38.00; Meadowlarks, $16.16; Alta-Oaks-Sunset, $10.77; Woodchuckers, $3.15; Spring Hill, $5.47; Shady Creek in conjunction with the MYF, $33.20. Other collections included supermarket donations, $9.33; Tom's Gun Shop, $2.50; Grass Valley Elks, $9.00; and the NevCity Civic Club, $2.00. Mary Ann O'Neill Will Speak To Club The spirit of Christmas parties has invaded Sierra College's campus clubs, with the Internationalclub and Student Teachers planning a Dec. 21 party. tatnateatiatate AT HOME IN THE COUNTRY ¢stea?iatiatna #2 Mary Ann O'Neill, Nevada

City student who spent last summer inthe Interamerican University in Mexico, will speak to the . " International club. . Ben Engstrom On Aircratt Carrier Essex’ . Ben Engstrom, chief boat. swain's mate, son of Mrs. Ola F, Jenson, 208 West Olympia Dr., Grass Valley is serving aboard the anti-submarine warfare support aircraft carrier USS Essex. Essex is currently on a threemonth tour of duty with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. —t. Tomorrow Is Donation Day In GV ? Se enesaens $ eenee / Ps ea . a : , ; 4 if ; OTE os Eo 3 of ' Z Z >. , +] « * & or * . . _ en ite “Ai } oe f ee i he 5 — 2. REN RIRE ee — ee. Se ee! SE ~ 80TH YEAR...Althoughthe sign in the 1957 Donation Day photo above seems to belie the fact, the 1963 Donation Day tomorrow willbe the 80th annual collection of foodfor Grass Valley needy. The event began in 1883, but the error in the sign did not detract from the volume of food donated by school children. As in past years, a parade at 10 a.m. will precede collection of the food. Shown with the 1957 donations are (left to right, top row) Dallas Fellersen, Alyve Bishop, Marie Sauvee,' Dorie Clinch, Helen Wilson, and Adeline Cassettari; (front row) Colleen George, Helen Stewart, Hazel George, MarySmith, Marylyn Prisk, Lonnie Tremoureux, Janet Titcomb and Mollie Shine. OT a8eq**eg6T ‘ET Joquisceq:**1033nN oyL** “OTE e8ed