December 3, 1964 (28 pages)

FOBT ‘Eg Jequieceq** *3088nN AqunoD epeAgN’’? 8 5 ae ee ee a. ae ae ee ee WW ff Ww 8 -Nevada County Nugget. December 8, 1964. % CROSS COUNTRY WINNERS --Defeating Modesto in their second home outing of the year w o ere the Sierra long distance runners shown here, Coach Ken Hashagen's crew, left to right, front, are Bill Gunning, Jess Taylor, Bob Barker, Ed Fusek and Phil Webb. Second row, standjng, are Greg Agers, Keith Bales, Alan Edwards, Howard Davis, Bill Turk and Russ Gardner. Wolverine Cagers Meet Wasps The Sierra College Wolverines open their home basketball season with the Sacramento State Frosh on Saturday night. Tipoff time against the Wasps will be 8 p.m. On Friday night, the Sierra five sere hed SPORTS will travel to Sacramento City College to meet the Panthers from the Valley Conference. The game willbegin at7 p.m., rather than the traditional 8 p.m. The game with the SSC Frosh will be the first between the two schools, The Wolverines split their two games with Sac City last year, winning the first 72-67 and losing the second 76-59. Coach George Goto has named a tentative starting lineup for the weekend contests. The five Sierra starters: Guard: Greg Ambrosini, 19, freshmenfrem Fortuna, 5'10", sophomore from Camino, 6'5", 195. Center: Mack Harris, 18, freshman from Roseville, 6'5", 196, On Tuesday, Dec. 8, Sierra will host always tough American River. The Beavers beat the Wolverines three times last season. The visitors won their opener against the Cal Aggie Frosh by 10 points, 73-63. AR is dominated [d0. “Guard? Wayne Yamamura, Dy inexperienced freshmen this 19, sophomore from Loomis, 5'6", 140, Forward: Gary Cox, 20, sophomore from Loomis, 6'4", 230. Forward: Ron Muskopf, 20, Sports Banquet Scheduled Bud Van Deren, assistant football coach at the University of California, Berkeley, will be the guest speaker at the Sierra College annual sports banquet to be Dec. 10. Bond Buyers Warned The U.S, Treasury is caution~ ing the public against the current rash of Savings Bonds “chain letter" schemes. "U.S. Savings Bonds themselves are an absolutely safe investment, free from elements of risk because the principal and interest are fully guaranteed by our Government", Newton B, McCarthy, Northern California State Savings Bonds Director said today. “However, these schemes for acquiring Savings Bonds ‘for nothing ‘are a risky gamble." FOR SALE} OR EXCHANGE Modern House in Oak Subdivision 2 blks from super mkt. ; Large 2 bdrm house with 1 to 12 acres close in No. San Juan; 8 acres ripe for subdivision on Hwy 50 east of Placerville. Wtite P.O. Box 541 Camino, ) California. parte The all-star sports award event will be held at 7 p.m. in the campus center, with football players and cross country runners as the honored guests. Co-hosts will be Coaches Homer Ostrom, Howard Woodside, Patl Chesney, Ken Hashagen, John Sniffen and George Goto. SAY MERRY CHRISTMAS with a new typewriter. We have it for you for only $7459 The Olivetti-Underwood Lettera 32 Full features just like a standard office machine. See it, try it, buy it today. We have terms & Take Trades 120 W. Main Street Grass Valley PHONE 273-4288 year but with a full time enrollment of over 5,000, will be one of the toughest schools Sierra will face this year. State Approves Planting 20,000 Pounds Of Trout In Lake Tahoe A Department of Fish and Game proposal to plant up to 20,000 pounds of 12-inch rainbow trout in Lake Tahoe each year was approved by the California Fish and Game Commission at a November 6 meeting in Redding. The proposal was based on findings of the Lake Tahoe Fisheries Study which determined that planting. These include George. Warner and Alan Pollitt of Cali-. fornia andJack Derringer and Ted Frantz of Nevada. Their recommendations are expected by Dece mber 1. Lake Tahoe is an all year trout fishery and has a five fish limit year around, — plantings of 12-inch sized rainbow trout yielded the best results for anglers. The Department has been planting approximately 20,000 pounds of various sizes and species of fish in the lake each year during the study. Nevada expects to plant an additional 6,500 pounds of 12inch sized rainbow trout each year. Fisheries people from the Nev“ada and California Fish and Game Departments are part of a task force to work out a schedule of Sierra Thinclads Take Match Over Delta College Mustangs The Wolverines proved faster than the Mustangs as the Sierra College cross country team ran past Delta College, 26-33. The Mustangs from Stockton won the first two places but Sierra got third, fourth, fifth, sixth and eighth to win the meet. Bill Gunning, who has been Sierra's outstanding runner, hurt his leg and finished eighth. Sierra willhost the Sacramento State JV this Friday at 3:30. Fhe+Wolverines defeated the W asps earlier this year in Sacramento. Sierra wastohave run against the Chico State JV on Tuesday. Silverware Diamonds Watches Clocks AND MANY OTHER GIFTS sapecoagmmge get alleges cae” JEWELRY our Gold. Nugget and Quartz Jewelrv Makes Lasting Gifts & Appropriate Souvenirs Of The Gold Country EXPERT WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIRING <————_______—___} HARTUNG'S Grass Valley L ewetlers. Since 1875 124 MILLST. GRASS VALLEY -Phone 273—3039 _ SIERRA ELM U-SAVE Purity Center Ph 885-3312 TAHITI JOE’S MAI TAI RUM MIX Another U-Save Special TOM MOORE Bourbon, 86 pr. ‘Now 2 U-Save Liavor. 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FOBT ‘Eg Jequieceq** *3088nN AqunoD epeAgN’’? 8 5 ae ee ee a. ae ae ee ee WW ff Ww 8 -Nevada County Nugget.. December 8, 1964. % CROSS COUNTRY WINNERS --Defeating Modesto in their second home outing of the year w o ere the Sierra long distance runners shown here, Coach Ken Hashagen's crew, left to right, front, are Bill Gunning, Jess Taylor, Bob Barker, Ed Fusek and Phil Webb. Second row, standjng, are Greg Agers, Keith Bales, Alan Edwards, Howard Davis, Bill Turk and Russ Gardner. Wolverine Cagers Meet Wasps The Sierra College Wolverines open their home basketball season with the Sacramento State Frosh on Saturday night. Tipoff time against the Wasps will be 8 p.m. On Friday night, the Sierra five sere hed SPORTS will travel to Sacramento City College to meet the Panthers from the Valley Conference. The game willbegin at7 p.m., rather than the traditional 8 p.m. The game with the SSC Frosh will be the first between the two schools, The Wolverines split their two games with Sac City last year, winning the first 72-67 and losing the second 76-59. Coach George Goto has named a tentative starting lineup for the weekend contests. The five Sierra starters: Guard: Greg Ambrosini, 19, freshmenfrem Fortuna, 5'10", sophomore from Camino, 6'5", 195. Center: Mack Harris, 18, freshman from Roseville, 6'5", 196, On Tuesday, Dec. 8, Sierra will host always tough American River. The Beavers beat the Wolverines three times last season. The visitors won their opener against the Cal Aggie Frosh by 10 points, 73-63. AR is dominated [d0. “Guard? Wayne Yamamura, Dy inexperienced freshmen this 19, sophomore from Loomis, 5'6", 140, Forward: Gary Cox, 20, sophomore from Loomis, 6'4", 230. Forward: Ron Muskopf, 20, Sports Banquet Scheduled Bud Van Deren, assistant football coach at the University of California, Berkeley, will be the guest speaker at the Sierra College annual sports banquet to be Dec. 10. Bond Buyers Warned The U.S, Treasury is caution~ ing the public against the current rash of Savings Bonds “chain letter" schemes. "U.S. Savings Bonds themselves are an absolutely safe investment, free from elements of risk because the principal and interest are fully guaranteed by our Government", Newton B, McCarthy, Northern California State Savings Bonds Director said today. “However, these schemes for acquiring Savings Bonds ‘for nothing ‘are a risky gamble." FOR SALE} OR EXCHANGE Modern House in Oak Subdivision 2 blks from super mkt. ; Large 2 bdrm house with 1 to 12 acres close in No. San Juan; 8 acres ripe for subdivision on Hwy 50 east of Placerville. Wtite P.O. Box 541 Camino, ) California. parte The all-star sports award event will be held at 7 p.m. in the campus center, with football players and cross country runners as the honored guests. Co-hosts will be Coaches Homer Ostrom, Howard Woodside, Patl Chesney, Ken Hashagen, John Sniffen and George Goto. SAY MERRY CHRISTMAS with a new typewriter. We have it for you for only $7459 The Olivetti-Underwood Lettera 32 Full features just like a standard office machine. See it, try it, buy it today. We have terms & Take Trades 120 W. Main Street Grass Valley PHONE 273-4288 year but with a full time enrollment of over 5,000, will be one of the toughest schools Sierra will

face this year. State Approves Planting 20,000 Pounds Of Trout In Lake Tahoe A Department of Fish and Game proposal to plant up to 20,000 pounds of 12-inch rainbow trout in Lake Tahoe each year was approved by the California Fish and Game Commission at a November 6 meeting in Redding. The proposal was based on findings of the Lake Tahoe Fisheries Study which determined that planting. These include George. Warner and Alan Pollitt of Cali-. fornia andJack Derringer and Ted Frantz of Nevada. Their recommendations are expected by Dece mber 1. Lake Tahoe is an all year trout fishery and has a five fish limit year around, — plantings of 12-inch sized rainbow trout yielded the best results for anglers. The Department has been planting approximately 20,000 pounds of various sizes and species of fish in the lake each year during the study. Nevada expects to plant an additional 6,500 pounds of 12inch sized rainbow trout each year. Fisheries people from the Nev“ada and California Fish and Game Departments are part of a task force to work out a schedule of Sierra Thinclads Take Match Over Delta College Mustangs The Wolverines proved faster than the Mustangs as the Sierra College cross country team ran past Delta College, 26-33. The Mustangs from Stockton won the first two places but Sierra got third, fourth, fifth, sixth and eighth to win the meet. Bill Gunning, who has been Sierra's outstanding runner, hurt his leg and finished eighth. Sierra willhost the Sacramento State JV this Friday at 3:30. Fhe+Wolverines defeated the W asps earlier this year in Sacramento. Sierra wastohave run against the Chico State JV on Tuesday. Silverware Diamonds Watches Clocks AND MANY OTHER GIFTS sapecoagmmge get alleges cae” JEWELRY our Gold. Nugget and Quartz Jewelrv Makes Lasting Gifts & Appropriate Souvenirs Of The Gold Country EXPERT WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIRING <————_______—___} HARTUNG'S Grass Valley L ewetlers.. Since 1875 124 MILLST. GRASS VALLEY -Phone 273—3039 _ SIERRA ELM U-SAVE Purity Center Ph 885-3312 TAHITI JOE’S MAI TAI RUM MIX Another U-Save Special TOM MOORE Bourbon, 86 pr. ‘Now 2 U-Save Liavor. Stores to Serve You NOW SPECIAL Straight Kentucky Hill & Hill Kentucky Straight BOURBON WHISK QUART SPECIAL OLD HICKORY 10 YRS OLD gal EY bY THE Case BRANDY Grape . T7-SAVE LIQUOR SHOP» é ¢ Extra Values Every Day, Why Pay More e GRASS VALLEY GRASS VALLEY U-SAVE Purity Center Ph 278-8768 Ron Caballero RUM su 92” sal $8.98 cardo 5TH $329 BOURBON @° at 54% E _ E66 NOG ae 59° Rum Batter TRADER VIC'S 19 ‘ Tom & Jerry Batter Open Daily 9am 10am ‘FRI, & SAT. 9 AMto 11 PM