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2 The Nevada Siutty Nugget, Wednesday December 22, 1971
. Gleanings from the Goldpan
The week on NUHS campus
EDITORIAL — AS WE SEE IT
The difference between Christmas today and the original celebration. of Christ's birthday is that too many times we are attracted by advertisements and have overshadowed the real
reason of giving.
The Wisemen, with their gifts, followed the star to the manger where Jesus lay. Thus
began the tradition of giving to show appreciation, love, and peace, We have adopted Santa Claus
as the bearer of gifts. Yet, under present day advertisement and commercialization many young
children are raised with Santa Claus foremost in their association of Christmas,
Jesus Christ, He's what Christmas is really all about. Millions of dollars are spent advertising each year by businesses, eager to benefit by the "Season of Giving". The Season of
Giving means much more than simply giving material items, So this season don't let the celebration of Christ's birthday be lost in the advertisements and be buried in the Christmas wrappings. JUDI STOBER
HEARD ON CAMPUS
Nevada Union has been very busy during this pre-holiday season, The annual Junior Prom
was a big. success: The music for. the evening was supplied by Jimmy Jett and The Rocking
Bombers, who did a great job.
The annual donation day collection is moving right along with several thousand cans being
collected. The freshmen orientation classes are leading the way in this very worthy cause.
The Nevada Union agricultural judging teams are representing the school well this year
, by walking away with many honors in the regional judging contests. Thirty teams were repreI remember getting a tricycle sented at the Chico Silver Dollar judging contest in which N.U. captured eight team awards and
when I was about six. That was 10 individual titles.
Sounding Board —
WHICH CHRISTMAS THROUGH YOUR LIFE DO YOU RE' MEMBER WITR THE MOST PLEASURE? ~
a long time ago. — JOHN RON"When I was eight I got a
crib and a“rubber baby doll, (aaaimemesms Pleasant Ridg © School Part my first baby doll. I was thrillae
ed to death, ~ ALTA ROARK
It's going to have to be this
one, I will have my three grandsons here for the first time.
— JOHN GROTHE
My 12th when I was changing
from a little boy to young-manhood, what my son is now going
through. — RICK KRETSINGER
THE PLEASANT Ridge School had its Christmas program Friday evening, Santa Claus was
ee by Joe Granados and his elves were Randy Tukagawa, Mike Jones, and Connie Hafelnger.
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Once it snowed when I was
PRIZE-WINNING NEWSPAPER very small, It snowed during
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PUBLISHERS OCIATION — Snow everywhere. — TROYC
FROSTY THE Snowman is on stage with the sleeping Santa. MUSICK