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December 5, 1962 (10 pages)

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Sonera land ARRAN cet ibe Cedar Ridge Boy In Pass, Punt Test SAN FRAN CISCO---Five. Northern California boys, including one from Cedar Ridge in Nevada County, have been named regional winners for the San Francisco 49ers area in the second annual Punt, Pass, and Kick contest sponsored by the National Football League and the Ford dealers. They will compete for national PP&K honors at the 49ers-Green Bay game Sunday in San Francisco's Kezar Stadium. The regional winners, one each inthe seven through 11 age-group, are: Roy Perkins, 7, Cedar Ridge; Michael Fry, 8, Selma; Arthur Olson, 9, South San Francisco; Dennis Axell, 10, South San Francisco; and Barry Murphy, 11, Alameda. While in San Francisco for there gional competition, the five winners will be honored at a banquet Saturday at the Villa Hotel in San Mateo. Each of the boys will receive a junior NFL uniform which he will wear in the regional competition in Kezar Stadium the next day. In the regional contest, the five winners will display their PP&K prowess andtry to qualify for a Tour of Champions and the showdown: competition for national honors, In total, there are 70 regional winners throughout the country--one from each age groupinthe 14NFL team areas, These winners were selected on the basis of highest total scores achieved in local "Punt, Pass, and Kick” contests which were sponsored by Ford dealers throughout the country. Nationally, some 400,000 youngsters took part. From the 14 regional contests, scores achieved by the regional winners will be used to determine champions in each age bracket for both the Eastern and Western division of the NFL. These 10 division winners will then go on PAONE 2735-6932 J _in his most hilarious role! Diamonds Watches Clocks AND MANY OTHER GIFTS JEWELRY our Gold Nugget und Quartz Jewelry Makes Lasting Gifts & Appropriate Souvenirs Of The Gold Country EXPERT WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIRING —————————. . pwelers wot Since 1875. 24 MILL ST,, GRASS VA ___ Phone 273-3039 a Tour of Champions with their parents to the White House and then to the NFL championship game Dec. 30. Here the division winners in each age group will compete for the national PP&K championship. Roy Perkins is the son of Mr, and Mrs. John F, Perkins, Cedar Ridge. His sponsoring dealer is Morgan Ford Sales, Inc., Grass Valley. Sierra Cage Team To Host Chico ROCKLIN -Coach George Goto will probably start one sophomore and four freshmen when the Sierra College Wolverines host the Chico State Frosh basketball team Friday evening at 8 p.m. Tuesday the Sierrans will host Stockton College, then travel to Yuba Friday and Saturday evenings next week for the annual Golden Valley Conference tournament. Guard Joe Franco of Loyalton will be the only soph on the Starting five, and the shortest at 5'7". Center will be Tom McKenzie of Nevada City; Bill Skinner of Colfax and Stuart Waite of South T ahoe will be the forwards; and Phil Gibbons, formerly of Florida, will be at the other guard spot. Late turnouts for the team last week were six footballers, three of whom look like possible “help” for the young Sierra squad. Dale Bunch, Gary Cox and Hank DeMelloare out for forward, center and guard respectively. Also out are Richard Toscani, Berry Bunch, and Reg Smart, Truckee. SSC Frosh Top Sierra 53 To 44 SACRAMENTO---The Sacramento State Frosh went out in front’ with three minutes left in the game and stayed there, downing the Sierra College Wolverines 53-44 in the first contest of the year for both squads. Coach George Goto's Wolverines tied the gameand were ahead at half a dozen points in the game. The Wasps won it on better shooting percentage and hard ups. Goto's young squad produced the game's high scorer though, as Stu Waite, a South Tahoe freshman, hit for 17 points. Jim Thomas had 16 for the winners. Guard and playmaker Joe Franco made 10 points, all but two on fine outside set shots. Franco is the only soph on the young Sierra team. ROCKLIN --Sierra College's wrestling team will -vie with an Aerojet General team next Wednesday on the Sierra mats at 7 p.m., Coach Homer “Buzz” Ostrom anFall Sports Banquet Set At Sierra nounced today, 3 DAYS STARTING SUNDAY DEC, 9th g 2025 394 350 483 429 469 2161 499 497 50 $2 467 2482, * 412 437 506 2434 508 388 447 515 587 2469 $24 482 448 493 463 2411 481 $73 464 $01 2548 570 528 497 508 460 2563 322 368 302 992 214 319 329 943 443 334 290 1076 194 319 363 876 272 355 225 852 237 258 381 852 373 274 122 769 190 228 Nevada City Womens JOHN'S MOTORS W4 Jeffress, E 127 Teifel, R 143 Prewitt, D 107 Woerner, J 0 TOTAL INC. H.C. 5 ANGELINI BROS. WO Pello, 8 110 Rothenberger, P 117 Milligan, S$ 102 Rau, C 120 TOTAL INC. H.C. 450 SPD w3 Durkin, B 168 Zera, J 122 Wasley, G 128 Painter, J 162 TOTAL INC. H.C, 580 SMITTY & SMOKEYS W1 Kuntz, A 73 Marchetti, I 73 Rice, B 123 Haddy, L 103 TOTAL INC. H.C. 453 PLAZA TIRESHOP W4 Wasley, D 161 Straub, A 158 Carr, E 106 Tierney, S 131 TOTAL INC. H.C. 556 GENE'S wo Miller, L 84 Beretta, N 121 Williams, J 106 Atha, D 78 TOTAL INC. H.C. 470 GRAHAM'S LOGGING W1 Coughlin, M 91 Gagliardi, I 133 Halstead, C 134 Renfrow, R 135 TOTAL INC. H.C. 493 M'LADYS w3 Sandiforth, L 132 Casci, D 138 White,’ D 97 Waldon, J 138 TOTAL INC. H.C. 539 112 130 128 451 121 103 156 148 528 77 79 88 113 438 143 135 146 129 553 114 126 139 89 $49 143 137 144 142 $66 143 86 100 159 522 NEVADA CITY FLORIST W3 Berney, M 175 Heather, B 99 Myers, M 96 Carnegie, J 144 TOTAL INC. H.C. 524 BENUZZI BROS. wl Benuzzi, B 114 Nicholls, G 154 Jacobs, M 86 Benuzzi, A 123 TOTAL INC. H.C. 477 Classic ROY'S CHEVRON wl Ullom, E 145 Seavill, R 143 Page, R 181 TOTAL INC. H.C. 472 SEVEN UP w3 Carr, B 164 Wasley, C 209 Shaffer, R 162 TOTAL INC. H.C, 535 WHITE LINE w3 Knight, H 134 FLY ANY 112 96 133 88 439 146 111 88 151 496 197 171 268 636 149 230 180 539 188 112
131 148 491 72 76 125 iss $09 156 161 123 158 598 122 114 116 101 $34 105 147 126 162 540 138 98 167 125 562 118 143 172 140 583 123 105 128 157 513 147 152 184 483 156 167 156 488 208 RENO LAKE TAHOE LAS VEGAS with qualified, trained, commercial pilots in safe, well maintained aircraft. Cal-Nat Airways LOMA RICA AIRPORT PHONE 273-6151 449° 117,134) 400, 105 142 166 413 432 . TOTAL INC. H.C. 496 484 468 2007 fn tfnt:g ° MOE WERNER WE Central California ia Wilson, R168 162 169 687 FEDERAL 364 sour ie 138 149 162 584 » nd TOTAL INC. H.C, 464 467 501 1970 464 ‘ ~< ry we at SAV INGS as7 Hassell, 8 161 161 161 644 307 Childers, R 178 172 147 706 ela 346 Parman, A 148 166 165 680 392 TOTALING. H.C. 487 499 473 2030 AUBURN a 644 1405 SHERRA OIL w3 ; AUB 4 Williams, B 149 181 145 628 _ Netz, C 155 161 169 666 401 Bonzzo, D 200 195 184 748 325 TOTALING. H.C. $04 537 497 2041 415 Centennial 45g SEVEN UP BOTTLING w2 1/2 1s99 Sohl, B 148 152 125 425 Prisk, M 138 105 99 342 6 Knox, N 117 147 128 392 peo Atkinson, P 131 126 132 389 Cleaner g TOTALINC. HC, 685 577 628 1990 371. BUNCES PLACE Wi 1/2 ® No Waste 1400 Pelayo, I 121 114 159 394 d Hull, F 122. 91 100 313 ‘¢ : @ 2 Ou Guinn, R 101 186 151 408 ® Economical ° 460 Hall, W 128 168 143 438 : ; 454 Wasley, D 166 115 155 431 ° bw (dy ps TOTAL INC. HC. 638 644 708 1990 bd Convenient od 418 HARTMAN'S CHEVROLET W1 Gees to Home MOT Banoda, D 107 146 108 361 § Once you've known the con-§f . buy a a0 akin, 8 io2 140 142 364 f Ventences of fuel oilyou'llg . bo Page, L 126 183 157 463 ff mevef want to switch to any ‘Outstandin Values Simmons, DP 117 117 117. 351 hes TOTAL INC, HC. 595 700 657 1952 § Other method ofheating your g vf a ee ee Beautiful-9 x12'Rugs!! (only a: er, 339 Howe, P 153 145 142 440 Mohawk ‘Castleton’ at 417 Weldon, L 72 114 102 288 ’ BEG 404 Brooks, S 138 94 189 391 DON'T PUT OFF the fantastic price of $49.95 eat em HAVING YOUR Assortment of colors and patee TANK FILLED terns from which to choose, . 413° THE UNIQUE w3 ; fi as 322 Canon, 1 ie 499° 168. ae “sae NOWiwh ile this offer Jonas, J 89 120 135 344 asts. FS at ee eae Pg A AT Also, Malawi, Ai11 -Ny lon Atkinson, ‘L 144 116 142 402 MINUTE RUSHES Foreruaner9 4 12 "rugs } TOTAL INC. HC. 729 678 773 2180 e 95 available other 40S BEAUTY CORRAL wW1 seca at $79. bl 338 Bennallack, N 130 124 123. 377 tug sizes afid wall-to-wall.) 401 Goss, C 125 143 130° 398 T D d {th at 372 Sailor, B 162 158 180 500 4 esigned to witi'stand tonga. 1846 Jensen, M 101 129 138 368 punishment, easy care and Ullom, C 118°140 156 414 383 TOTALING. HC. 636 694 727 2057 CALL TODAY beauty that. lasts for. years, 302 BEARDSLY'S WILSHIRE W3 Forerunnercomes in a range 431 Barney, M 124 156 155 435 of exquisite styles. 1486 Davis, H 153 129 129 411 a Pello, L 147 139 116 402 at Podbreger, J 131 173 132 435 * 691 Laird, A 118 127 123 368 Jim ‘Heather 635 TOTALINC. HC. 695 746 677 2118 812 BERGEMANNS CHAPEL: W1 2128 Roath, M 141 115 140 396 Dule, A 138 102 109 349 . : 670 Mase, I 136 152 117 405 3 710 Ducoty, A 137 140 133 410 Dial r 670 Gliko, R 160 152 146 458 ; : 2140 TOTALING. HC. 712 661 654 2018 . 265-4503 ‘233 Mill St., Grass Valley CAFFE¥ & RICE W1 . 3-6028 751 Carr, E 134 129 134 397 4 273-846] . Ph, 273 f ) ] : IMPORTANT NOTICE Special GUARDS Posted NO ONE UNDER 18 ADMITTED WITH OR WITHOUT AN ADULT a A ~ Bruning, E Grass Valley Womens Netz, C 186 177 MATSON LOGGING : TOTALING. HC. 802 735 Ballenger, R 116 116 132 364 DUCKINN ws Houser, G 111.132 149 392 ‘Chatkovick, C 148 182 . Purrus, M 136 140 133 409 Shatto, G 103 103 * Crawford, B "433.112 107 352 Thompson, B 163 158 Niccoli, A 120 103 121 344 Diener, M 171 147 TOTALINC. HC. 698 685 734 2107 Page, R 202 190 KNEES ELECTRIC Wl TOTAL INC. HC, 814 808 Smith, B 128 153 92 373 Swartz, G 97 122 18S 364 MONTY'S wo Bennett, E 1S2 177 159 488 Cottex, J 148 150 137 Gliko, R 139 116 143 398 Hedrick, M 129 117 123 Pearson, J 132 123 143 389 Johnson, D 145 145 145 TOTALS INC. HC. 648 691 682 2021 Montanaxe 156 142 146 Tipton 141 114 114 BABES PLACE wl TOTAL INC. HC, 692 668 665 Yarborough, B 151 110 136 397 WEIDEMAN TROPHIES W4 Moore, K 122 120 119 361 Caster, R 117 121 156 Williams, A 139 247 111 397 Cooley, G 107 105 138 Butz, L 179 137 137 453 Secol, D 166 147 170 Welch, M 140 133 129 402 Phillips, D 151 127 151 TOTAL INC. HC. 745 661 646 2052 McCollum, P 165 157 147 GV HARDWARE w3 TOTALINC. HC. 718 669 774 Berk, V 133.116 149 398) yon on; w3 Cocking, C 166 158 133 457 Maurice, B 165 171 163 Harris, B 132 185 121 438 siatrtage, C 185 171 171 McGill, E 149 187 151 S87 Swenson, P 164 168 169 Freeland, V 138 158 167 $63 Swenson, D 187 161 180 TOTALING. HC. 718 804 721 2243 Svenson, C 148 175 144 TOTALINC. HC. 809 846 827 MILLSCRAFTT.V. W1 N.C. BOTTLING. wl Owen, L 119 112 105 336 Gouge, B 148 126 138 Perkins, G 115 122 146 383 Rogewall, C 171 148 118 Shonk, J N12 156 136 407 seating, C 128 108 129 Triano, M 145 123 18 386 pgp 178 192 188 Moranville, N 122108 169 $99 rorar INC. HC. . 027 808 799 TOTAL INC. HC. 654 659 712 2025 ici alee. si GV GLAss w3 Rushing, H 190 146 172 Parkhouse, M 117/157 114 38g Gwin, J 120 132 es Mulch, E 148 150 106 404 Middaugh, B 167 a nei Jonas, J 161 121 157 439 Thompson, B 191 16 ; Twitchell, L 122 147 98 367 Scotten, J 173 202 21 Andrews, B 180 203 166 549 seeiieete eames on 812 808 TOTALING. HC. 728 778 641 2147 ae iat dak 0s BENNETT'S & STEEL W3 Stroh, H 160 172 151 Tremewan, J 125 125 125 375 Kracher, P 143 180 125 Paules, C 104 185 115 404 Kochever, J 166 192 135 Roberts, A 121 167 121 409 Robinson, B 146 125 192 Southern, M 191 151 170+ 512 TOTALING. HC. 806 830 775 lenkins, S 124 177 143. 444 Lanesiey INC. HC. 665 805 674 2144 C.A. BAILY wl HOOPER & WEAVER W1 Scovill, R 156 190 135 Page, L 153 149 110 412 Scott, G 191 158 199 Durkin, B 159 94 140 363 acl fa Le a 7 Fisher, one . ae ri 5 pa TOTAL INC. HC. 809 856 883 Leahy, L 126 148 137. 411 IMPERIAL Po age id ii Hoskins, 2 TOTAL INC. HC. 696 681 664 2041 barge aoe nek ge RIDGE FEED CHK W1 Corn, S 158 202 137 Fredericksen, C 129 155 163 447 Jackson, B 155 188 165 Self, N 122 123 140 385 Knight, H 163 131 166 Schmidt, J 142 143 142. 427 TOTALINC. HC. 833 886 844 Perry, L 89 136 108 333 Junior League Brooks, C 148 119 180 447 HI-LITES w4 TOTAL INC. HC. 666 712 769 2147 Painter, D 111 103 108 EDDIE'S BANKCLUB W1 Breuer, D 87 172 109 Scotten, M 156 142 133 431 Stulting, S 94 108 100 Bennallack, V 112 108 113 333 TOTALING. H.C. 292 383 317 Sweat, B 155 156 150 461 STARS wo Eva, A 186 169 182 537 VanVaker; V 62 85 67 Penaluna, D 171 165 180° 516 Robbins, T 74 128 117 TOTAL INC. HC. 780 740 758 2278 McWhinney, D 115 122 92 oid Markers TOTALINC. H.C 378 362 303 GOLD BOWL wl y Grande, K 138 130 126 394 PIN SPOTTERS wa Nettleton, M 103 148 111 362 Painter, D 166 rs gr Lott, J 109 169 146 426 Caroll, J 109 6° Crabb, J 156 174 142 472 Ullom, R 101 100 TOTAL INC. HC. 506 621 525 1652 TOTALINC. H.C. 379 395 302 BENGELLYS w3 YANDEES wo Reed, J St. 321 142 355. Siow. § 5 5 a is Trathen, B 70 101 100 271 McWhinney, B 122 106 91 Corin, E 126 102 162 3909 Purano, D 140 120 103 Goris, j 130 111 116 357 TOTALINC. H.C. 324 281 271 TOTAL INC. HC. 522 539 624 1685 nines oe COLFAX GARAGE w3 Robbins, G 125 100 87 Shafer, L 122 114 156 392 Manfield, M 128 115 112 Keht, J 106 98 145 34¢ Laird, P 88 75 62 Mazankowski, P 167 176176 519 TOTALINC. H.C. 301 290 261 Viscia, J 123 149 190 462 ROYALGUTTERS w3 TOTAL INC. HC. 518 537 667 1722 Foster, R 89 98 110 BRET HARTE wl Jackson, R 113. 81 64 Wolfe, A 111-87 -80 278 Holloran, E 174 95 112 Calhoun, L 159 123 126 408 TOTALINC. H.C. 301 290 261 Moody, C 88 120 114 322 McCurry, F 98 91 106 295 VIKINGS w4 TOTAL INC. HC. 524 489 494 1507 Thomas, B 124 115 134 Bennallack, A 104 79 91 BLUE BIRD LAUNDROMAT WoO Kathy 20 51 51 Smith, i 108 126 117 351 TOTALINC. H.c. 248 245 276 Thompsoa, C 46 58 68 172 Mulcahy, D 122 109 110 341 Pies be 6k Ennis, M 128 116 98 342° Sothenberger, J =e ae TOTAL INC. HC. 499 504 488 149) Hil R BON ALLURE w4 Joyner, E 126 140 117 383 Pengelly, L 110 107 104 321 Douglas, A 173 154 157 484 Earl, J 136 127 148 411 TOTAL INC. HC. 545 528 526 1599 BUSY BEE MARKET W4 Rohl, P 147 133 141 421 Finnegan, J 101 110 127 338 Jorgensen, K 108 130 96 334 Buck, B 144 123 153 420 TOTALINC. HC. 543 539 560 1642 BEAR RIVER LUMBER WO ‘ Hambly, M 128 124 149 401 Simmons, D 150 141 156 447 Nelson, E 86 124 106 316 Chester, D 177 145 147 469 TOTALINC. HC. 541 534 558 1633 GOLD NUGGET INN wl Termine, B 86 81 148 305 Yuretich, S$ 92 112 109 313 Carson, R 147, 98 96 211 Strokman, D 130 110 138 378 TOTAL INC. HC. 425 301 491. 1207 BLACK BART'S WELDING W3 Myers, M 93 89 117 299 Etherington, I 93 109 98 300 Sturgell, B 178 168 122 468 Richey, S 103 140 97 340 TOTAL INC. HC. 479 516 434 1443 Forty-Niner ORO LUMBER wl . Weber, C 159 141 141 441 Silva, A 177, 140 171 488 ROCKLIN ---Will Lotter, Cal Aggie football coach, will be guest speaker tomorrow night when the Sierra College football and Cross Country teams are honored at the annual fall sports banquet on campus. Especially honored will be Don Coefield, Northern California cross country champion and Gary Cline,. voted most valuable player on the football team. Other aw ards and football letters will also be awarded, with Coach Homer "Buzz" Ostrom and Ken Hashagen giving awards to their respective LAYBOY says: STAGGERING — MAGNIFICENT — MIGHTY SENSATIONAL MEASUREMENTS (43-22-36) teams. Co-Feature “SIEGE HELL -ST." al Gran Valley 7 cS ‘c, LIQUOR SHOP. Extra Values Every Day,’ Why Pay More 7 2th MILLIO. HAVE READ ABOUT IT; NOW E You CAN F SEE IT . D HOLIDAY SPENDING INTO . WITH OUR EXTRA SPECIAL SAVINGS AND AMERICA’S MOST VALUABLE STAMPS Ron Caballeroo9 _ .° ae eR Ru ake ty 5th See our Imported and Domestic Dear : canters for Holiday Gift-giving Barretts . § Marovich Gin Vodka Case of 12 5ths Are you planning a Xmas Party LOOK AT THESE MONEY SAVING SPECIALS McCormicks Case of 6 1/2 gals. $5300 McCormicks Born with the Pony Express com Whishey r= SQ)95 aa? $B°9 86 proof Full 7 yr. old. See Nevada County's Largest Stock of well known brands of Liquors-Liqueurs-Scotch Whiskeys. Now available: Crown Royal Canadian Whiskey, Canada's Finest. Also see the large selection of Domestic and Imported wines. Virginia Dare red and white wines, too. Glassware for parties. King's famous chocolate candies-Ice CubesOrange Juice-Milk-Egg Nog-Rum & Tom & Jerry batter. We Gift Wrap Money orders up to $15C-20¢ 233 Colfax Ave. at Purity Plaza Dial 173-8768 Open Sundays & Holidays..9:30 a.m. fo 8:00 p.m. PAE SRN RT RE Nene cate ae