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Collection: Newspapers > Nevada County Nugget

February 13, 1964 (26 pages)

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1964,..The Nugget... Page 5 Page 5...February 18, Lt. Cummins Enters Pilot Training Second Lieutenant Gary C. Cummins of Grass Valley has entered United States Air Force pilot training at Williams AFB, Arizona. Lt. Gary C Cummins Lt. Cummins will fly the newest Air Force jet trainers and receive special academic and military training during the yearlong course. He will be awarded the silver wings of a pilot upon graduation. The lieutenant, son of Mr, and Mrs. Leo B. Cummins, 402° Maryland Drive, Grass Valley, received his B.S. degree from the University of California at Berkeley and was commissioned through the Air Force Reserve ‘Officer Training Corps program there. He is a member of Sigma Phi. Bill Briggs To Attend Convention Nevada City hardware dealer William, C. Briggs of Alpha will be a delegate to the 63rd annual convention and W estern States Hardware-HousewaresPaint & Garden Supply Show presented by the California Retail Hardware Association in San Francisco, Feb. Jo-1e. : (Soe POMEMEMETSESRORS SPECIAL! 9’x12’ BOUND RUG — MOHAWK All Nylon cetpile in attractive design 1$35 95 sold for much more but we have just ONE left WE ALSO STILL HAVE A FEW CARPET REMNANTS WHICH HAVE BEEN MARKED DOWN FOR CLEARANCE, YOU MAY BE LUCKY ENOUGH TO FIND A CARPET AND AT GREAT SAVINGS, HURRY, JUST A FEW REMAINING. FREE ESTIMATES, Let us help with vour flooring problems, JIM HEATHER FLOOR COVERIN LICENSED CONTRACTOR 233 MILL STREET] GRASS VALLEY phone 22.9:6 0:2:3 EH EAT err et + ATO Et It's Men 2 To 1 At Sierra With statistics to back up the claim, it's men 2-1 over women ‘at Sierra College, Registrar Martin Taylor reported in his fall, 1963 enrollment report last week. The 819 daytime males outnumbered the 426 females by slightly less than the 2-1 ratio common in recent years at the college. At one time, the ratio was even more one-sided, In evening classes, the men have a 3-2 and for women, 188. Other statistics show that the high schools within the district send about four of 10 of thei: graduatesto Sierra. Some 48 per
cent of Placer's 1963 graduating class enrolled at Sierra. Fortysix per cent of the ‘63 Del Oro class; 42 per cent of Colfax's; 37 per cent of Roseville 's; 42 percent of Lincoln's grade; 34 per cent of Nevada Union's and 29 percent of T ahoe-Truckee's '63.class enratio, the figures for men, 308,’ rolled last year at Sierra. In actual numbers, Roseville students in day classes totalled 227, Auburn's 224, Nevada County's 193, Colfax 37, LincolnSheridan 60, Loomis 73, ‘Rocklin 42, Newcastle 31, Penryn is; Grass Valley led Nevada County's 193 enrollment with 111 to 51 for Nevada City and 21 for Truckee. Evening school enrollment was led by Roseville with 129, Auburn with 98, Grass Valley with 69, Nevada City with 17, Loomis with 13, Meadow Vista with 17 and Lincoln with 13. Largest out of district enrollments were from El Dorado County with 98 daytime students. Sacramento County had 46 day and 35 evening students. In this country, head-on collisions of cars on two-way traffic roads takes about 6,000 lives annually. 4 HED EE es ee et A Long Way In Debt (Continued from Page 4) life,” one of the business leaders said. There are numerous grocery stores that carry their customers on charge accounts that are finally cleared when the summer jobs open. One financial leader in the area explains the seasonal business decline during winter in this manner, “During the winter, we in Nevada County become para~ sites and live off each other." He might have added, “On credit.” man who isunemployed, it has a delayed action. While this easing of credit restrictions is an obvious aid to the “You can go a long way in debt, " was the way one put it. Andittakes a long time to get out of debt, even with a construc~ tion job, he ruefully commented. (Next: What About the Future) . Open Friday Nights ‘til 9 ALICE’S STYLE SHOP 313 Broad .N.C. 265-4130 218 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY Nice day for a dryer. But then again, so is every day. Because in addition to letting you dry the wash day or night—in any weather—a dryer dries better than anything under the sun. For example, with new damp dry settings, clothes come out just right for ironing. And some things need no ironing at all. Clothes 103-WGE-164 also come out as clean as they went in. No clothesline marks, dust or dirt. Dryers also have a real soft touch. All your laundry comes out light and fluffy. So far we haven’t even work a dryer saves. But it will save you lugging two tons of wet wash a year. Waltz through washday with a Dryer mentioned how much