January 31, 1962 (10 pages)

N.U.'Z NEWS By Greg Mott . Friday, marked the end of the first semester at Nevada Union, The new school is looking somewhat different than it did at the beginning of the present school y ear, The area in front of the main building, on either side of the entrance, which has consisted of dirt, is now planted with small trees ahd other shrubs, The dirt space in the end of the upper parking lot nearest the school building now supports an old monitor, once used in hydraulic mining in this area. + + + NU's chess club has a chess tournament now in progress, Present standings in the four gamecontest are as follows: IN THE ‘DOG HOUSE----These half Siamese kittens have taken Siete Vernon Leming 21/2 11/2 Bill Lum 21/2 178 Jim Else 1 0 Mark Schuckert 0 2 Frank Haugherty 0 1 Jim Armstrong 1 1 1 1 0 1 from arecent litter ownedby Mrs. J.S. Sebastian, Graniteville Star Route. ~ -A icine Letiers To The Editor a Jerry Magonigal 0 Susan Leber 1 Barbara Bergantz 2 TO THE EDITOR Dear Sirs: the measure was due to the information received by the in with a free-way and put asunder some of that which Phil McCollum 0 students of Sierra College forthe publicity givento the annexation election of the Nevada Union High School District area to Sierra College, I am confident that the favorable majority given terests ot the enlarged community, and the needs in this segment-of higher education will continue to be met, heart. [hope you will plead for her life sothey won't mar her beauty -it would kill her, Nevada City doesn't need a free-way to attract tourists and admirers, The attracOn Tuesday, January 23, the Girl's Athletic Association(GAA) held an informal meeting at which the members w ere given awards for the fall sports, Sincerely, Harold M, Weaver, President WON LOST over Fidos palace and seem content to remain. The cats.are . AllenHaley 11/2 172 Please accept the sincere _ public through the press, God has created. Don Lawrence 0 1 appreciation of the Board of Sierra College is now in,a Nevada City has a beau. gob Lym 11/2 11/2 ! Trustees, administration and positiontoservethe best intiful face anda nostalgic eon & Building in Grass Valley. c tain a ~ os a. Alexander Tue mountA'® . RUG CLEANE® FREE ESTIMATES TOWN TALK ee 265-2570 FreePick-up And Delivery Wed. Tues, Jan. 31 Feb. 6 BABES IN TOYLAND Ray Bolger Tommie Sands Annette Ed Wynn Plus BASHFUL ELEPHANT and District Superintendent Rocklin, Dear Sir: Two years ago my husband and I visited Nevada City and fell in love with your mountain community. Since then we have purchased some property and built a house on Deer Creek with the hope that in the future we will be privileged to live permanently in "God's Country,” away from the noise, traffic and confusion of a large city, I feel that we are parttime residents and therefore are quite interested in the welfare of your city. We happened to bein town last Sunday and for the first time in many a year saw the beauty of a snow fall. To us, your community was silently transformed over night into a "Currier & Ives" "Winter Wonderland, " It is sickening, though, to think that man could come JL. HATCH . SWEDISH MASSAGE SCIENTIFIC SWEDISH MASSAGE.WHIRLPOOL & STEAM BATHS.SALT RUBS.FOMENTATIONS SPECIALIZING IN NERVE AND CIRCULATION PROBLEMS 111 1/2 BANK STREET, GRASS VALLEY PHONE 273-3783 ’ GRASS VALLEY Appliance Repair Service WE FIX ANYTHING ELECTRICAL ®@ Used Applances For Sale. Phone 273-7994, .533 E., Main St. Grass Valley Seee8 AL . WINTER DRESSES Now drastically reduced PFSEEEFESESEEEEEEEEEEEEETEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE * Nelly Dons Toni Todds Vicky Vaughns “ate to. 1370 All SalesFinal -No Exchanges NoRefunds STYLE SHOP 313 Broad Street..Nevada City Dial 265-4130 tions are already therein the form of country driving, climate, history, charm and friendliness, Sincerely, Margaret Hager Belmont, Calif, The Nugget You have probably had several calls or letters of identification of the four girls whose picture appears in the January 24 issue of your paper but I am also writing in casee——— They are Charity, Fannie, Dora and Rodda Curnow, Their Aunt Miss Florence Hatcher lives in Nevada City. Their mother was Susie Hatcher andthe father Thomas Curnow of North Columbia (Columbia Hill), Fannie married and lived in Nevada City but’passed away anumber of years ago, She had several children, Charity married aman named Cameron. I do not know about her, Dora married Orrin T ompkins of Nevada City. They moved to Marysville were late divorced and she re-married, I do not know about Rodda, Miss Florence Hatcher can tell you all about them, Sincerely, Nan O'Neill TO THE EDITOR: Gentlemen: I most sincerely hope the NUGGET is doing what it can to help defeat the $100 million giftto the United Nations by the United States. For it will be a gift. We will never get a cent back, andthe U.N, is rapidly becoming a communist organization and is transgressing the limitation of its charter. Very truly yours, Fred Searls Jr, New York Sierra Hold Spring Election ROCK LIN ---Freshmen and Sophomore classes elected officers for the spring semester at Sierra College this month, with Dick Bertoncini of Grass Valley and Lelia Kenton of Roseville named First year drill team members w ere presented with a shield and 15 points to their credit, 75 points were given to second and third year members, Midge Seapy and Judy Frink, leaders of the drill team, willreceive gold stars, GAA members having accumulated 200 points total received GAA stairsteps, and those with 400 points were awardeda block "N", Sharon Rhodehamel received a star forhaving over 600 points, + + + A tentative date of March 17 has been set for the Senior Ball, with the deadline for models Feb. 5, A commitee for the event has been chosen which consists of Midge Seapy, Jim Messmer, Don Trankle, Bev. Bastian, . group's job will be to organize the affair, but models may be submitted by any senior, + + + The Nevada Union miners 41 lossto Los Plumas Friday. The game, one of the seato the last buzzer. Scorers for the Miners were Dale Swenson and Harry Thomas with 10 points, Bob Thomas 9, Bob Tamblyn 7, Tom McKenzie 4, and Clark Gordon 1, In the preliminary game the Nuggets downed the Los Plumas Little Thunderbirds 39 to 37, Scoring forthe Nuggets were George Wasley with 10, Mike Hill 8, Dave Baxley and Dennis Painter 6, Mark Paye 5, and Rick Zunino 4, The Nevada Union wrestling team under the coaching of George Peavy, traveledtoWood and Friday night wherethe jayvees won 24 to 16, but the varsity lost 53 to 18, Dale Little, Dave Kennedy, Mickey Marcher, Larry Phelps, Ron Youngman, and Stan Snell were the victorious, JV grapplers, Winning for the Varsity were LeRoy Crowder, Don Frazer, Ernie Purcell, Dave Yates, as presidents of their respective classes, Other sophomore officers with Bertoncini were vice president Sherman Reams, Truckee; secretary Sherilyn Gazso of Roseville;T reasurer Dick Burda and Jim Brown, Dixie Rohrbacker of Auburn; men's representative, Mike Prichard of Auburn; and women's representative Judy . Judy Heffren, Cari Lambert, . and Carolyn Bailey, This . ended the first half of the . Sierra Foothill League bas. ketball season with a 42 to . son's most exciting, was a very close contest right up . . ARTISTS AT WORK----Concertmaster Arthur Tabzchnick (L) and Cellist Shirley Evans (R) are intent on their work as conductor Herman C a difficult passage at the Saturday Community Concert at the Veterans Memorial SHOP TALK---Franz Lucien (L) retired music teacher and one time concert cellist, lebanoff directs them thru discusses the) Clebanoff Strings concert with its conductor Herman Clebanoff. Clebanoff Strings Please Large Audience GRASS VALLEY ----The Clebanoff Strings held the attention of a large crowd at the Veterans Memorial Building imGrass Valley Saturday night---from Mozart to Lerner-Loewe, The concert crowd waited patiently half an hour beyond the scheduled concert time, andfew of them were disappointed, Herman Clebanoff and his group of strings caught the crowd's attention with the first number, Mozart's "Symphony in D Major", The final number, Lerner and Loewe's "Fair Lady" music found the audience still attentive and pleased, First half of the program featured Clebanoff's smaller string group and included: "The Prayer of a Torreador, Opus 8" by Joaquin Turina; Tschaikowsky's smooth and flowing "Serenade for Strings”; and interesting “Prelude and Danse for Harp and Strings” by Marcel Tournier; and the modern "playful pizzicato and frolicsome finale from "Simple Symphony” written by Benjamin Britten, After the intermission, Clebanoff augmented his string group for orchestral feeling and delved into music from great shows, operettas, films, songs of America and other popular pieces, It was all enjoyable and appreciated, Of special note was an encore, “Brazilian Polka", which Clebanoff and his strings have recorded on the Mercury label in a new album, "Strings Afire, " Haddy Sells NEVADA CIT Y ----Mary Haddy, Operator of a Plaza Service station in Nevada City for years, last week sold his Wilshire station tothe oil company's districutor, Sierra Oil, Haddy will continue to Holman, also of Auburn. manage the station, ° DRAPERIES . .CARPETING. .LINOLEUM.FLOOR TILE a raperies and floor coverings Corner Main and Mill Sts. FOR IN THE HOME FREE ESTIMATE Dial 273-8320 -Evenings 273-6110 one GRASS VALLEYz Nevada County Dealer for Alexander Smith Carpets Rugs Rug Cushions REFRESHMENTS---Little Mark Bell adds soda water to the punch which was served after Saturday's concert. END OF YEAR CLEARANCE Jim Heather FLOOR COVERING 233 Mill St., Grass Valley Phone 273-6028 8 SEE the new and attractive mosaic patterns in vinyl Sandran now being shown at Heather's. Material for a 9" x 12" room. .$1860, including tax,.Easy tocare for, Nohard scrubbing necessary! Tremendous savings on first quality linoleums, many pat4 terns, You may find just the room size you need, in time for the Holidays! Tokeepthose floors looking bright and shiny, Heather has several fine new vinyl waxes, 124 MILL ST;GRASS VALLEY, JEWELRY GOLD NUGGET and QUARTZ JEWELRY Makes lasting gifts and appropriate souvenirs of the Gold Country, DIAMONDS . . WATCHES . } CLOCKS And Many Other Gi'ts SILVERWARE RREKRKRKRKRKRKKEKE EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING . HARTUNG’S Grass ()-Valley : Jews ers Since 1875 Phone 273-3039 A oe BE @ o Ew . Loe 8 las} wr DoD

N.U.'Z NEWS By Greg Mott . Friday, marked the end of the first semester at Nevada Union, The new school is looking somewhat different than it did at the beginning of the present school y ear, The area in front of the main building, on either side of the entrance, which has consisted of dirt, is now planted with small trees ahd other shrubs, The dirt space in the end of the upper parking lot nearest the school building now supports an old monitor, once used in hydraulic mining in this area. + + + NU's chess club has a chess tournament now in progress, Present standings in the four gamecontest are as follows: IN THE ‘DOG HOUSE----These half Siamese kittens have taken Siete Vernon Leming 21/2 11/2 Bill Lum 21/2 178 Jim Else 1 0 Mark Schuckert 0 2 Frank Haugherty 0 1 Jim Armstrong 1 1 1 1 0 1 from arecent litter ownedby Mrs. J.S. Sebastian, Graniteville Star Route. ~ -A icine Letiers To The Editor a Jerry Magonigal 0 Susan Leber 1 Barbara Bergantz 2 TO THE EDITOR Dear Sirs: the measure was due to the information received by the in with a free-way and put asunder some of that which Phil McCollum 0 students of Sierra College forthe publicity givento the annexation election of the Nevada Union High School District area to Sierra College, I am confident that the favorable majority given terests ot the enlarged community, and the needs in this segment-of higher education will continue to be met, heart. [hope you will plead for her life sothey won't mar her beauty -it would kill her, Nevada City doesn't need a free-way to attract tourists and admirers, The attracOn Tuesday, January 23, the Girl's Athletic Association(GAA) held an informal meeting at which the members w ere given awards for the fall sports, Sincerely, Harold M, Weaver, President WON LOST over Fidos palace and seem content to remain. The cats.are . AllenHaley 11/2 172 Please accept the sincere _ public through the press, God has created. Don Lawrence 0 1 appreciation of the Board of Sierra College is now in,a Nevada City has a beau. gob Lym 11/2 11/2 ! Trustees, administration and positiontoservethe best intiful face anda nostalgic eon & Building in Grass Valley. c tain a ~ os a. Alexander Tue mountA'® . RUG CLEANE® FREE ESTIMATES TOWN TALK ee 265-2570 FreePick-up And Delivery Wed. Tues, Jan. 31 Feb. 6 BABES IN TOYLAND Ray Bolger Tommie Sands Annette Ed Wynn Plus BASHFUL ELEPHANT and District Superintendent Rocklin, Dear Sir: Two years ago my husband and I visited Nevada City and fell in love with your mountain community. Since then we have purchased some property and built a house on Deer Creek with the hope that in the future we will be privileged to live permanently in "God's Country,” away from the noise, traffic and confusion of a large city, I feel that we are parttime residents and therefore are quite interested in the welfare of your city. We happened to bein town last Sunday and for the first time in many a year saw the beauty of a snow fall. To us, your community was silently transformed over night into a "Currier & Ives" "Winter Wonderland, " It is sickening, though, to think that man could come JL. HATCH .. SWEDISH MASSAGE SCIENTIFIC SWEDISH MASSAGE..WHIRLPOOL & STEAM BATHS..SALT RUBS..FOMENTATIONS SPECIALIZING IN NERVE AND CIRCULATION PROBLEMS 111 1/2 BANK STREET, GRASS VALLEY PHONE 273-3783 ’ GRASS VALLEY Appliance Repair Service WE FIX ANYTHING ELECTRICAL ®@ Used Applances For Sale. Phone 273-7994, .533 E., Main St. Grass Valley Seee8 AL . WINTER DRESSES Now drastically reduced PFSEEEFESESEEEEEEEEEEEEETEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE * Nelly Dons Toni Todds Vicky Vaughns “ate to. 1370 All SalesFinal -No Exchanges NoRefunds STYLE SHOP 313 Broad Street....Nevada City Dial 265-4130 tions are already therein the form of country driving, climate, history, charm and friendliness, Sincerely, Margaret Hager Belmont, Calif, The Nugget You have probably had several calls or letters of identification of the four girls whose picture appears in the January 24 issue of your paper but I am also writing in casee——— They are Charity, Fannie, Dora and Rodda Curnow, Their Aunt Miss Florence Hatcher lives in Nevada City. Their mother was Susie Hatcher andthe father Thomas Curnow of North Columbia (Columbia Hill), Fannie married and lived in Nevada City but’passed away anumber of years ago, She had several children, Charity married aman named Cameron. I do not know about her, Dora married Orrin T ompkins of Nevada City. They moved to Marysville were late divorced and she re-married, I do not know about Rodda, Miss Florence Hatcher can tell you all about them, Sincerely, Nan O'Neill TO THE EDITOR: Gentlemen: I most sincerely hope the NUGGET is doing what it can to help defeat the $100 million giftto the United Nations by the United States. For it will be a gift. We will never get a cent back, andthe U.N, is rapidly becoming a communist organization and is transgressing the limitation of its charter. Very truly yours, Fred Searls Jr, New York Sierra Hold Spring Election

ROCK LIN ---Freshmen and Sophomore classes elected officers for the spring semester at Sierra College this month, with Dick Bertoncini of Grass Valley and Lelia Kenton of Roseville named First year drill team members w ere presented with a shield and 15 points to their credit, 75 points were given to second and third year members, Midge Seapy and Judy Frink, leaders of the drill team, willreceive gold stars, GAA members having accumulated 200 points total received GAA stairsteps, and those with 400 points were awardeda block "N", Sharon Rhodehamel received a star forhaving over 600 points, + + + A tentative date of March 17 has been set for the Senior Ball, with the deadline for models Feb. 5, A commitee for the event has been chosen which consists of Midge Seapy, Jim Messmer, Don Trankle, Bev. Bastian, . group's job will be to organize the affair, but models may be submitted by any senior, + + + The Nevada Union miners 41 lossto Los Plumas Friday. The game, one of the seato the last buzzer. Scorers for the Miners were Dale Swenson and Harry Thomas with 10 points, Bob Thomas 9, Bob Tamblyn 7, Tom McKenzie 4, and Clark Gordon 1, In the preliminary game the Nuggets downed the Los Plumas Little Thunderbirds 39 to 37, Scoring forthe Nuggets were George Wasley with 10, Mike Hill 8, Dave Baxley and Dennis Painter 6, Mark Paye 5, and Rick Zunino 4, The Nevada Union wrestling team under the coaching of George Peavy, traveledtoWood and Friday night wherethe jayvees won 24 to 16, but the varsity lost 53 to 18, Dale Little, Dave Kennedy, Mickey Marcher, Larry Phelps, Ron Youngman, and Stan Snell were the victorious, JV grapplers, Winning for the Varsity were LeRoy Crowder, Don Frazer, Ernie Purcell, Dave Yates, as presidents of their respective classes, Other sophomore officers with Bertoncini were vice president Sherman Reams, Truckee; secretary Sherilyn Gazso of Roseville;T reasurer Dick Burda and Jim Brown, Dixie Rohrbacker of Auburn; men's representative, Mike Prichard of Auburn; and women's representative Judy . Judy Heffren, Cari Lambert, . and Carolyn Bailey, This . ended the first half of the . Sierra Foothill League bas. ketball season with a 42 to . son's most exciting, was a very close contest right up . . ARTISTS AT WORK----Concertmaster Arthur Tabzchnick (L) and Cellist Shirley Evans (R) are intent on their work as conductor Herman C a difficult passage at the Saturday Community Concert at the Veterans Memorial SHOP TALK---Franz Lucien (L) retired music teacher and one time concert cellist, lebanoff directs them thru discusses the) Clebanoff Strings concert with its conductor Herman Clebanoff. Clebanoff Strings Please Large Audience GRASS VALLEY ----The Clebanoff Strings held the attention of a large crowd at the Veterans Memorial Building imGrass Valley Saturday night---from Mozart to Lerner-Loewe, The concert crowd waited patiently half an hour beyond the scheduled concert time, andfew of them were disappointed, Herman Clebanoff and his group of strings caught the crowd's attention with the first number, Mozart's "Symphony in D Major", The final number, Lerner and Loewe's "Fair Lady" music found the audience still attentive and pleased, First half of the program featured Clebanoff's smaller string group and included: "The Prayer of a Torreador, Opus 8" by Joaquin Turina; Tschaikowsky's smooth and flowing "Serenade for Strings”; and interesting “Prelude and Danse for Harp and Strings” by Marcel Tournier; and the modern "playful pizzicato and frolicsome finale from "Simple Symphony” written by Benjamin Britten, After the intermission, Clebanoff augmented his string group for orchestral feeling and delved into music from great shows, operettas, films, songs of America and other popular pieces, It was all enjoyable and appreciated, Of special note was an encore, “Brazilian Polka", which Clebanoff and his strings have recorded on the Mercury label in a new album, "Strings Afire, " Haddy Sells NEVADA CIT Y ----Mary Haddy, Operator of a Plaza Service station in Nevada City for years, last week sold his Wilshire station tothe oil company's districutor, Sierra Oil, Haddy will continue to Holman, also of Auburn. manage the station, ° DRAPERIES . .CARPETING. .LINOLEUM.FLOOR TILE a raperies and floor coverings Corner Main and Mill Sts. FOR IN THE HOME FREE ESTIMATE Dial 273-8320 -Evenings 273-6110 one GRASS VALLEYz Nevada County Dealer for Alexander Smith Carpets Rugs Rug Cushions REFRESHMENTS---Little Mark Bell adds soda water to the punch which was served after Saturday's concert. END OF YEAR CLEARANCE Jim Heather FLOOR COVERING 233 Mill St., Grass Valley Phone 273-6028 8 SEE the new and attractive mosaic patterns in vinyl Sandran now being shown at Heather's. Material for a 9" x 12" room. .$1860, including tax,.Easy tocare for, Nohard scrubbing necessary! Tremendous savings on first quality linoleums, many pat4 terns, You may find just the room size you need, in time for the Holidays! Tokeepthose floors looking bright and shiny, Heather has several fine new vinyl waxes, 124 MILL ST;GRASS VALLEY, JEWELRY GOLD NUGGET and QUARTZ JEWELRY Makes lasting gifts and appropriate souvenirs of the Gold Country, DIAMONDS . . WATCHES . } CLOCKS And Many Other Gi'ts SILVERWARE RREKRKRKRKRKRKKEKE EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING . HARTUNG’S Grass ()-Valley : Jews ers Since 1875 Phone 273-3039 A oe BE @ o Ew . Loe 8 las} wr DoD