December 2, 1965 (20 pages)

ea. Fe 19 December 2, 1965.Nevada County Nugget. Graham Gets Special Grid Honors Sierra College's Frank Graham and Shasta‘s Jim Costello were . unanimously chosen to fill slots on the All Golden Valley Conference team. The choice was made last week in Sacramentoby Golden Valley Conference coaches, SPORTS Graham earned the position of first string defensiv®linebacker and Costello was awarded the honor of quarterback of the offensive team. _ . Fra nk Graham Honorable mention onthe offensive team for Sierra College were endJohn Perry and‘halfback Greg Moore, Wolverines Drop Another Heartbreaker Shasta College of Redding remained unbeaten in Golden Valley Conference competition last Saturday at Rocklin when they rolled over Sierra College 35-0 before a good crowd, the first ever to see a Sierra game on the home practice field. The win was gravy for the white and green of Shasta, who already had been invited to meet Valley Conference champion College of Sequoias in the Empire Bowl in Santa Rosa on Saturday, Dec. 4. Both teams were unbeaten in their conference. For Sierra, the game was one of frustration andmistakes, Despite the score, Sierra punted only twice, losing the ball on four pass interceptions and four fumbles, all of which were costly. One pass interception gave Shasta the ballon the Sierra one. They scored, Two others stopped Sierra drives of 50 and 56 yards, Buckman § (1. Sn. Re red Representative Se an ee , r 1 RY Be ONE OF THE biggest loads of deer meat seen around here in some time passed thr last week, ough Nevada City A group of four hunters had just returned from a hunting trip in Montana where they bagged eight deer, The forest of antlers shown here counted out to a total of 50 points, The happy hunters shown here are (left to right) Lee Thompson, Nevada City; Neal Seller and George Seller, Yuba City and Vern Pequette of Bangor, Tips For The Quail Hunter Quail hunting is once more open throughout the state. Here are a few tips to offer would-be marksmen who plan to bag a few quail this season, Provided a hunter is familiar with the habits and habitats of quail, he should have no difficulty in catching some choice specimens to take home. The bag limit on quail is ten per day. Most quail inhabit the brushlands and high desert lands, They're more likely to be found in brushland areas interspersed with trees and grass, rather than in dense scrub, They're apt to be around stream edges and river bottoms, in small gullies and ravines, In dry areas look for green patches ofvegetation, indicating pools or small springs, where quail are likely to be, Atthis time of year quail remain with their flock and rarely wander far. One single quail REMODEL Furnish Everything: 1.ideas Designing . Financing . Materials Construction BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY G. V.-N. C. Highway At Glenbrook Phone 273-6105 usually indicates the presence of the entire flock in the vicinity. They will even return to the same spot year after year. The quail hunting season lasts until January 2 throughout the state, with the exception of a small portion in the northeastern comer of California, where the season closes on December 12. Check your area regulations before embarking on your hunting trip. A quail makes a tasty dish when prepared properly, It should be cleaned as soon as possible and if it is to be kept for any length of time it should be placed in an icebox. PAINTING Sheetrock Finishing H.W. Ray LICENSED * BONDED * INSURED TEL 273-2495 GRASS VALLEY Glassware Aristotle is known as "The Father of Zoology”. PEYTON $375 ALSO $200 TO 1800 For Christmas . FOREVER Kee psake DI AMON D RINGS . . . @ guaranteed PERFECT center diamond {or replacement assured) : ‘ ee in a timeless Suiun ri setting. the me seaaaates : gift of eternal MENT on nerunn © beauty. Ring enlarged to show detail. Trade-Mark Reg. CLSBWELER © 218 Broad Street, Nevada City, California Telephone 265-2697 Let us help you plan your Christmas Party MAROVICH Old Hermitage BOTTLE SHOPS BARRETT’S VODKA or GIN 9.99 1/2 GAL Barrett’s Blend $7.29» om Tom Moore $999 sth 8.98 1/2 GAL OPEN DAILY 9 AM 10 PM FRI, & SAT, 9 AM to 11 PM IN GRASS VALLEY GRASS VALKEY U-SAVE PURITY CENTER PH 273-8768 IN AUBURN SIERRA ELM U-SAVE PURIT Y CENTER PH 885-3312

ea. Fe 19 December 2, 1965..Nevada County Nugget.. Graham Gets Special Grid Honors Sierra College's Frank Graham and Shasta‘s Jim Costello were . unanimously chosen to fill slots on the All Golden Valley Conference team. The choice was made last week in Sacramentoby Golden Valley Conference coaches, SPORTS Graham earned the position of first string defensiv®linebacker and Costello was awarded the honor of quarterback of the offensive team. _ . Fra nk Graham Honorable mention onthe offensive team for Sierra College were endJohn Perry and‘halfback Greg Moore, Wolverines Drop Another Heartbreaker Shasta College of Redding remained unbeaten in Golden Valley Conference competition last Saturday at Rocklin when they rolled over Sierra College 35-0 before a good crowd, the first ever to see a Sierra game on the home practice field. The win was gravy for the white and green of Shasta, who already had been invited to meet Valley Conference champion College of Sequoias in the Empire Bowl in Santa Rosa on Saturday, Dec. 4. Both teams were unbeaten in their conference. For Sierra, the game was one of frustration andmistakes, Despite the score, Sierra punted only twice, losing the ball on four pass interceptions and four fumbles, all of which were costly. One pass interception gave Shasta the ballon the Sierra one. They scored, Two others stopped Sierra drives of 50 and 56 yards, Buckman § (1. Sn. Re red Representative Se an ee , r 1 RY Be ONE OF THE biggest loads of deer meat seen around here in some time passed thr last week, ough Nevada City A group of four hunters had just returned from a hunting trip in Montana where they bagged eight deer, The forest of antlers shown here counted out to a total of 50 points, The happy hunters shown here are (left to right) Lee Thompson, Nevada City; Neal Seller and George Seller, Yuba City and Vern Pequette of Bangor, Tips For The Quail Hunter Quail hunting is once more open throughout the state. Here are a few tips to offer would-be marksmen who plan to bag a few quail this season, Provided a hunter is familiar with the habits and habitats of quail, he should have no difficulty in catching some choice specimens to take home. The bag limit on quail is ten per day. Most quail inhabit the brushlands and high desert lands, They're more likely to be found in brushland areas interspersed with trees and grass, rather than in dense scrub, They're apt to be around stream edges and river bottoms, in small gullies and ravines, In dry areas look for green patches ofvegetation, indicating pools or small springs, where quail are likely to be,

Atthis time of year quail remain with their flock and rarely wander far. One single quail REMODEL Furnish Everything: 1.ideas Designing . Financing . Materials Construction BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY G. V.-N. C. Highway At Glenbrook Phone 273-6105 usually indicates the presence of the entire flock in the vicinity. They will even return to the same spot year after year. The quail hunting season lasts until January 2 throughout the state, with the exception of a small portion in the northeastern comer of California, where the season closes on December 12. Check your area regulations before embarking on your hunting trip. A quail makes a tasty dish when prepared properly, It should be cleaned as soon as possible and if it is to be kept for any length of time it should be placed in an icebox. PAINTING Sheetrock Finishing H.W. Ray LICENSED * BONDED * INSURED TEL 273-2495 GRASS VALLEY Glassware Aristotle is known as "The Father of Zoology”. PEYTON $375 ALSO $200 TO 1800 For Christmas .. FOREVER Kee psake DI AMON D RINGS . . . @ guaranteed PERFECT center diamond {or replacement assured) : ‘ ee in a timeless Suiun ri setting.. the me seaaaates : gift of eternal MENT on nerunn © beauty. Ring enlarged to show detail. Trade-Mark Reg. CLSBWELER © 218 Broad Street, Nevada City, California Telephone 265-2697 Let us help you plan your Christmas Party MAROVICH Old Hermitage BOTTLE SHOPS BARRETT’S VODKA or GIN 9.99 1/2 GAL Barrett’s Blend $7.29» om Tom Moore $999 sth 8.98 1/2 GAL OPEN DAILY 9 AM 10 PM FRI, & SAT, 9 AM to 11 PM IN GRASS VALLEY GRASS VALKEY U-SAVE PURITY CENTER PH 273-8768 IN AUBURN SIERRA ELM U-SAVE PURIT Y CENTER PH 885-3312