February 6, 1963 (10 pages)

eonnv sts wun ww ne wwoanTwT OO wewanr ear uu n wa @ ava rw = Te ee ee ee oe ae Outstanding Values Beautiful 9' x 2' Rugs!! (only) # {terns from which to choose, } Forerunner comes in a range eae Sie Sees a) be ae Se eee Skee at eee ‘Sy Re ne need ee er ee eee rere Te ppalameetabadiaet dekcomnckeeadee J Find 2600 © Compounds In Trees According to a recent book, researchers have already identified over twentysix hundred different organic chemical compounds in trees, But scientists haven't even scratched the surface, says Dr. Arthur B. Anderson, acting director of the Forest Products Laboratory at the University of California's Field Station in Richmond, There are strong indications that trees have within them chemicals covering the w hole spectrum of organic compounds known to man, and perhaps new compounds man has never found before nor realizes are potentially available. As Dr. Anderson expresses it, “A tree is perhaps the most marvelous chemical factory in existence. Probing its chemical mysteries offers a tremendous challenge to anyone who is intrigued by the structure of natural phenomena, “ Scientists looking deeper and deeper into the chemical makeup of various extractive components are beginning to see that each species of tree holds one or.more chemical compounds that will actually serve to identify that tree in a specific way. Such investigations are playing an increasingly important role in the ex panding science of chemotaxonomy, just as human individuals can be identified by their fingerprints, so trees can be identified by their particular che mical constituents, The discovery that no two tree species will necessarily be the same has a direct bearing upon man's use of them in the process of manufacturing. It's been found, for example, that certain types of (Continued on Page 8.) Mohawk ‘Castleton’ at the fantastic price of $49.95 Assortment of colors and patACT NOW while this offer} lasts, Also, Mohawk All-Nylon Forerunner9' X 12"rugs Designed to witi stand tongs punishment, easy care and beauty that lasts for years. of exquisite styles. at. Jim Heather FLOOR COVERING: he 233 Mill St., Grass Valley: Ph. 273-6028 simplicity A “The happiest night of the ye at $79.95 (available other pay tug sizes and wall-to-wall.) coll 265-2421 ready to serve you‘ day or night = aA. aa ‘= Ss to help pay your family Doctor and Hospital Bills BERGEMANN . Funeral Chapel 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City ar” Saturday Night, February 16, 1963: That'sthe official title for the Nevada City Elks Annual Charity Ball the 64th since 1899. This is the night that crowds of Elks and friends for $3 each are served a roast beef home cooked banquet, are entertained by an elaborate stage show and later dance the hours away allto replenish the funds for local kids dental, hearing aids and eye care asrecommended by school nurses, for those in need silently and without identification. Traditionally it is the gayest happiest night of * the year in Nevada City social life. In 1904 this Elks Chinese Band proDanny O'Neill is also the talented creator of the Nugget feature, vided the show EdS, Parke, Fred Arbogast, "Doc" G.J. Schmidt, James F. Colley, E.A. Moore and A. Wolfe. Picture loaned from Elza Kilroy Collection. . In this year of the Chinese Hare, 1963, it's youth that's in the swing of things and one of star attractions on the Elk's stage, Feb. 16, will be The Highgraders Doug Evans, Dave Ayala, Joan Logan, Tom Threlkeld, and Danny O'Neill. ODD BODKINS, »e “ww 2M 2) rGE] VWs eM Bow = Be By Greg Mott Run-off election, a book donation, honoring of PreMed members, and semester finals marked the past week . at NU. In the run-off election neld last Wednesday, Bill Newton was elected Student Body President. Kent Boothby won Senior Class Vice President. The complete student council roster for the second semester reads as follows: Student Body President-Bill Newton; Vice President -Leslie Veldman, Secretary Linda Benallack; Senior Class President -John Frantz; Vice President-Kent Boothby; Secretary-K aren ‘Hansen; Junior Class President-Edward “Buzz" Gerick; Vice President-Kim Staley; Secretary-K aren Sheahan; Sophomore Class PresidentEarl Godfrey; Vice President -Stephanie Lambert; Secre‘tary-Mary Williams. eee2e8s6 Mrs, Marjorie Amick, the school librarian, announced receipt of a large number of book: -These books, inCluding Little Men, a refer‘ence work dealing with the world's religions, and many . Other wonderful works, were . kindly donated by Mrs. ArdisBell. Such donations are greatly appreciated as they enable the school library to increase its usefulness to the student body. e@eeses Last Wednesday at the Nevada County Hospital members of Nevada Union's Pre-Med Club received service pins. The pins are awarded to those girls who donated at least 40 hours Cone Displa At Sierra forestry trees now on display Sierra College Advisory Committee Studies Education ROCKLIN ---"Don't let the phrase ‘Distributive Education’ throw you, " Business Instructor Bart Newlin of Sierra College stated today. “The phrase means coordinating formal education with . !, “Sal ‘ 5 wy ZG i al 7 ] = ow-Halls : ? CALIFORNIA PHYSICIANS’ SERVICE yy P Blu Shield « ersonal -~ .. = { hospital -x-ray & laboratory + surgicaldoctor visits in the hospital worldwide protection + no claim forms for service benefits «no cancellation of coverage because of age, physical condition, use of benefits! L_— Doctor-Sponsored by the California Medical Association INSURANCE AGENCY 16-Broad Street, Nevada City: Dial 265~4586. \ Dunsmuir in Siskiyou County wasnamed for Alexander Dunsmuir, coal baron of British Columbia and San Frencisco, in 1886, work on the job," The advisory committee for the successful college program will meet at the Alpha Hardware, Nevada City; Fred: Conway of Conway 's Dress Shop, Grass Valley; Louis Dillard of J.C, at the Sierra College Library, Forestry Instructor Ed Bailey announced this week. He ‘termed the display “unique: Cones ranging in size from j less than an inch to more than a foot in length are on display. Bailey also announced plans for the college's four dozen Forestry students to participate in a special spring tree planting project for the US Forestry Service, giving up their spring vacation to do so, Members of the local éollege’s Forestry advisory committee are Harvey Striplin, Mike Brock, Hank Branagh, George Duff, Bob Burns, Wendell Robie and Bob Krohn. Drainage ROCKLIN ---The public is invited to view the display of pine cones and cones of other Top Soil * Sand * Gravel work in hospitals throughout the area. Mrs. Frances Foote, L.V.N., “pinned” the following girls: Sharon Ratel, Pamela Varnel, Gayle Evans, Roberta Frost, Lynda Granholm, Sally Murphy, Sandy Treloar, Lucille Donovan, LeVee Hankins, Becky Nobles, Kathy Pontius, Vicki Pjontek, Tana Ingram. Director of the club is the school nurse, Mrs, Dallas Fellerson. eens An exchange rally was jplanned for this Tuesday, February 5, with Placer High School. The exchange consisted of NU sending the var~ sity cheerleaders and-song‘leaders to Placer for the day, with Placer doing the same. The cheerleaders and song-leaders would attend classes at the schools andthen participate in a rally to be held after classes. Iwill give further details next week. eoee8 6 Nevada County's chapter of the American Field Service is once again applying for a foreign exchange student. The Reverend Leo Hamilton, president of the organization, announced that homes are being sought that could house such a student for the year. The family must have a child in high school at the time of the foreign student's stay. This means that there may be a boy or girl in the 9th, 10th, or lith gradethis year, Any/one interested is requested to phone Mrs, William Wetherall, 273-7188; or Mrs, Elmer Stevens, 265-4102. ilverware Diamonds Watches Clocks AND MANY OTHER GIFTS JEWELRY our Gold Nugget , and Quartz Jewelry Makes Lasting Gifts & Appropriate Souvenirs Of The Gold Country EXPERT WATCH & JEWELRY -REPAIRING ee MARTUNG'S Grass ()} Valley i : ewetlers : Since 1875 24 MILLST., GRASS VALLE Phone 273-3039 « Pipe Lines Rocklincampus Feb. 7 for a noon meeting with Newlin and Vocational Director Frank Van Vliet. Among the items to be discussed are a series of seminar meetings to help local business men help improve their business practices and profits; job opportunities; and "on the job" training and coordination with college education. Members of the committee are Downey Clinch of (811 NEAL STREET T.H. McGUIRE & SON CONSULTING ENGINEERS _ 36.0. BOX 1118 GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA. ‘phone 263-7281 BT.H. McGuire, CE. Wo.640————————— CT. aco RJ. McGuire, MLE. No. 5886= Penney Company, Roseville. Robert Hocking of Tess’ Gift Shop, Grass Valley; Ray Jackson ef Klumpp's Saddle Company, Auburn; Jarol. Jansen of Walter Jansen and Son, Lincoln; M.A. McDougal of TideWater Oil Company, Auburn; Robert)Maneini of Auburn Bootery; Earl Nichols of Bud's Dry Cleaners, Roseville; and John P.W yatt of Wyatt Hardware, Lincoln. re, LS. Wo.2089) LARGE 10 GOL 11 CAPACITY 2 COLOR RIBBON WITH DIRECT SUBTRACTION AND AUTOMATIC CREDIT BALANCE, Phone 273-4288 120 W. Main St. Grass Valley, Calif. A Valentine For You PRIMA » ADDING MACHINE The Underwood-Olivetti PRIMA 20 is just 5% inches high, occupies 9% x 14% inches of desk space, and weighs only 8% pounds. =(j087[avi32 1m . “ONLY 5445 Plus Taxes Hobbyhouse &\, Office.

eonnv sts wun ww ne wwoanTwT OO wewanr ear uu n wa @ ava rw = Te ee ee ee oe ae Outstanding Values Beautiful 9' x 2' Rugs!! (only) # {terns from which to choose, } Forerunner comes in a range eae Sie Sees a) be ae Se eee Skee at eee ‘Sy Re ne need ee er ee eee rere Te ppalameetabadiaet dekcomnckeeadee J Find 2600 © Compounds In Trees According to a recent book, researchers have already identified over twentysix hundred different organic chemical compounds in trees, But scientists haven't even scratched the surface, says Dr. Arthur B. Anderson, acting director of the Forest Products Laboratory at the University of California's Field Station in Richmond, There are strong indications that trees have within them chemicals covering the w hole spectrum of organic compounds known to man, and perhaps new compounds man has never found before nor realizes are potentially available. As Dr. Anderson expresses it, “A tree is perhaps the most marvelous chemical factory in existence. Probing its chemical mysteries offers a tremendous challenge to anyone who is intrigued by the structure of natural phenomena, “ Scientists looking deeper and deeper into the chemical makeup of various extractive components are beginning to see that each species of tree holds one or.more chemical compounds that will actually serve to identify that tree in a specific way. Such investigations are playing an increasingly important role in the ex panding science of chemotaxonomy, just as human individuals can be identified by their fingerprints, so trees can be identified by their particular che mical constituents, The discovery that no two tree species will necessarily be the same has a direct bearing upon man's use of them in the process of manufacturing. It's been found, for example, that certain types of (Continued on Page 8.) Mohawk ‘Castleton’ at the fantastic price of $49.95 Assortment of colors and patACT NOW while this offer} lasts, Also, Mohawk All-Nylon Forerunner9' X 12"rugs Designed to witi stand tongs punishment, easy care and beauty that lasts for years. of exquisite styles. at. Jim Heather FLOOR COVERING: he 233 Mill St., Grass Valley: Ph. 273-6028 simplicity A “The happiest night of the ye at $79.95 (available other pay tug sizes and wall-to-wall.) coll 265-2421 ready to serve you‘ day or night = aA. aa ‘= Ss to help pay your family Doctor and Hospital Bills BERGEMANN . Funeral Chapel 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City ar” Saturday Night, February 16, 1963: That'sthe official title for the Nevada City Elks Annual Charity Ball the 64th since 1899. This is the night that crowds of Elks and friends for $3 each are served a roast beef home cooked banquet, are entertained by an elaborate stage show and later dance the hours away allto replenish the funds for local kids dental, hearing aids and eye care asrecommended by school nurses, for those in need silently and without identification. Traditionally it is the gayest happiest night of * the year in Nevada City social life. In 1904 this Elks Chinese Band proDanny O'Neill is also the talented creator of the Nugget feature, vided the show EdS, Parke, Fred Arbogast, "Doc" G.J. Schmidt, James F. Colley, E.A. Moore and A. Wolfe. Picture loaned from Elza Kilroy Collection. . In this year of the Chinese Hare, 1963, it's youth that's in the swing of things and one of star attractions on the Elk's stage, Feb. 16, will be The Highgraders Doug Evans, Dave Ayala, Joan Logan, Tom Threlkeld, and Danny O'Neill. ODD BODKINS, »e “ww 2M 2) rGE] VWs eM Bow = Be By Greg Mott Run-off election, a book donation, honoring of PreMed members, and semester finals marked the past week . at NU. In the run-off election neld last Wednesday, Bill Newton was elected Student Body President. Kent Boothby won Senior Class Vice President. The complete student council roster for the second semester reads as follows: Student Body President-Bill Newton; Vice President -Leslie Veldman, Secretary Linda Benallack; Senior Class President -John Frantz; Vice President-Kent Boothby; Secretary-K aren ‘Hansen; Junior Class President-Edward “Buzz" Gerick; Vice President-Kim Staley; Secretary-K aren Sheahan; Sophomore Class PresidentEarl Godfrey; Vice President -Stephanie Lambert; Secre‘tary-Mary Williams. eee2e8s6 Mrs, Marjorie Amick, the school librarian, announced receipt of a large number of book: -These books, inCluding Little Men, a refer‘ence work dealing with the world's religions, and many . Other wonderful works, were . kindly donated by Mrs. ArdisBell. Such donations are greatly appreciated as they enable the school library to increase its usefulness to the student body. e@eeses Last Wednesday at the Nevada County Hospital members of Nevada Union's Pre-Med Club received service pins. The pins are awarded to those girls who donated at least 40 hours Cone Displa At Sierra forestry trees now on display Sierra College Advisory Committee Studies Education ROCKLIN ---"Don't let the

phrase ‘Distributive Education’ throw you, " Business Instructor Bart Newlin of Sierra College stated today. “The phrase means coordinating formal education with . !, “Sal ‘ 5 wy ZG i al 7 ] = ow-Halls : ? CALIFORNIA PHYSICIANS’ SERVICE yy P Blu Shield « ersonal -~ ... = { hospital -x-ray & laboratory + surgicaldoctor visits in the hospital worldwide protection + no claim forms for service benefits «no cancellation of coverage because of age, physical condition, use of benefits! L_— Doctor-Sponsored by the California Medical Association INSURANCE AGENCY 16-Broad Street, Nevada City: Dial 265~4586.. \ Dunsmuir in Siskiyou County wasnamed for Alexander Dunsmuir, coal baron of British Columbia and San Frencisco, in 1886, work on the job," The advisory committee for the successful college program will meet at the Alpha Hardware, Nevada City; Fred: Conway of Conway 's Dress Shop, Grass Valley; Louis Dillard of J.C, at the Sierra College Library, Forestry Instructor Ed Bailey announced this week. He ‘termed the display “unique: Cones ranging in size from j less than an inch to more than a foot in length are on display. Bailey also announced plans for the college's four dozen Forestry students to participate in a special spring tree planting project for the US Forestry Service, giving up their spring vacation to do so, Members of the local éollege’s Forestry advisory committee are Harvey Striplin, Mike Brock, Hank Branagh, George Duff, Bob Burns, Wendell Robie and Bob Krohn. Drainage ROCKLIN ---The public is invited to view the display of pine cones and cones of other Top Soil * Sand * Gravel work in hospitals throughout the area. Mrs. Frances Foote, L.V.N., “pinned” the following girls: Sharon Ratel, Pamela Varnel, Gayle Evans, Roberta Frost, Lynda Granholm, Sally Murphy, Sandy Treloar, Lucille Donovan, LeVee Hankins, Becky Nobles, Kathy Pontius, Vicki Pjontek, Tana Ingram. Director of the club is the school nurse, Mrs, Dallas Fellerson. eens An exchange rally was jplanned for this Tuesday, February 5, with Placer High School. The exchange consisted of NU sending the var~ sity cheerleaders and-song‘leaders to Placer for the day, with Placer doing the same. The cheerleaders and song-leaders would attend classes at the schools andthen participate in a rally to be held after classes. Iwill give further details next week. eoee8 6 Nevada County's chapter of the American Field Service is once again applying for a foreign exchange student. The Reverend Leo Hamilton, president of the organization, announced that homes are being sought that could house such a student for the year. The family must have a child in high school at the time of the foreign student's stay. This means that there may be a boy or girl in the 9th, 10th, or lith gradethis year, Any/one interested is requested to phone Mrs, William Wetherall, 273-7188; or Mrs, Elmer Stevens, 265-4102. ilverware Diamonds Watches Clocks AND MANY OTHER GIFTS JEWELRY our Gold Nugget , and Quartz Jewelry Makes Lasting Gifts & Appropriate Souvenirs Of The Gold Country EXPERT WATCH & JEWELRY -REPAIRING ee MARTUNG'S Grass ()} Valley i : ewetlers : Since 1875 24 MILLST., GRASS VALLE Phone 273-3039 « Pipe Lines Rocklincampus Feb. 7 for a noon meeting with Newlin and Vocational Director Frank Van Vliet. Among the items to be discussed are a series of seminar meetings to help local business men help improve their business practices and profits; job opportunities; and "on the job" training and coordination with college education. Members of the committee are Downey Clinch of (811 NEAL STREET T.H. McGUIRE & SON CONSULTING ENGINEERS _ 36.0. BOX 1118 GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA. ‘phone 263-7281 BT.H. McGuire, CE. Wo.640————————— CT. aco RJ. McGuire, MLE. No. 5886= Penney Company, Roseville. Robert Hocking of Tess’ Gift Shop, Grass Valley; Ray Jackson ef Klumpp's Saddle Company, Auburn; Jarol. Jansen of Walter Jansen and Son, Lincoln; M.A. McDougal of TideWater Oil Company, Auburn; Robert)Maneini of Auburn Bootery; Earl Nichols of Bud's Dry Cleaners, Roseville; and John P.W yatt of Wyatt Hardware, Lincoln. re, LS. Wo.2089) LARGE 10 GOL 11 CAPACITY 2 COLOR RIBBON WITH DIRECT SUBTRACTION AND AUTOMATIC CREDIT BALANCE, Phone 273-4288 120 W. Main St. Grass Valley, Calif. A Valentine For You PRIMA » ADDING MACHINE The Underwood-Olivetti PRIMA 20 is just 5% inches high, occupies 9% x 14% inches of desk space, and weighs only 8% pounds. =(j087[avi32 1m . “ONLY 5445 Plus Taxes Hobbyhouse &\, Office.