March 20, 1963 (8 pages)

_ Complete Service ALL MAKES AND MODELS FOREIGN CARS A SPECIALTY 457 Sacramento Street, Nevada City, Ph. 265-4836 "S GARAGE 406 Moody,C 1575 ' 4 Ellen, J 360 Pengelly, L 348 Douglas, A 354 Earl, J 290 TOTAL INC. HC 1352 349 Lincoln, V 69 88 98 275 279 Finnegan, J 106 102°108 316 287 Seaman, S 119 147 152 418 348 Buck, B 101 125 108 334 1319 TOTAL INC, HC. 415 462 466 1343 BLUE BIRD LAUNDROMAT W4 Smith, L 124 121 144 389 387 Thompson, C 98 104 83 285 348 Tester, 1 ‘ 79 74 67 220 ; Save Cash At Your ? : ¥-SAVE LIQUOR SHOP ) h\20, 1963.Nevada County NUGGET ef = a : 3 — — -— —, 136 205 140 617 putchings, E 130 150 126 ; : a RESULTS TOTAL INC, HC, » 461 580 496 2098, Kk 92D 92 * epee tt Jy ba GOLD PAN : we 7 ToraL IN. NC. $51 S02 S22 ‘S$ nnua e nh Frazer, C ated 159 on F of a aR ed ; : : jump will be Sam Medford 134 140 136 410 Tappero, J 187 210 161 718 Sane, ro "16 1284229 ROCKLIN ---Sierra College vidual racesin the teams. P nd Goer N 120 100 100 '300 TOTAL ING. C. 870: $48 $00 2176 Sherinetoe, 1 11s 123 110 will host the annual Golden 100, 130 high hurdles, two Events begin at 2 p.m. andBillSkinner. Latone and rider, m va 12 119. 372 Be Olson, A 110 142-12 Valley Conference relays mile, d jump and high withthe distance medley the Wallington willgive SURF oe ets a. een ans. 059 1424: Quan Ravan LOWER WO eee ee” ‘gga Oe this Friday afternoon from 2 jumpwilllso be held, with first event. Sierra's team of Wolverines strength in the SeneR! pace aed eh ee tea veemere WE until 5 p.m, onthe local entrants\imitedto one or Edwards, Thompson, Stevens pole vault and Skinner will ena Hen police Glee Ay tee 129 134 127 390 ages. § / a. oval, witha good crowd extwo per college. All GVC and Coefield will run the compete in the high jump. aes ed ee “ “ os cen Sl eng on He pos ime —* 4 is 2 8 pected for the running of track teams, from Siskiyous 880-440-mile and two-mile 6 $27 570 510 1607 COLFAXGARAGE W4 to 309 TOTALING. xe. 418 471 430 such unusual events asthe andShasta onthenorthto event. . “is reg L is + oe a o shuttle hurdle relays, disSierra, Napa, Marin on the Entered for Sierra in the 113 182 100 445 Mazankowski, P 132 135 134 401 Wolfe, A 133 141 113 tance medley, teamshot and south, areexpectedtocom440relayareRon Luce, John te tes dak aes so wai ic, Ee ie Ce ee discus events and the sprint pete, along with Yuba and “Carney, Frank Lunaand John , i583. 139.163. 455 medley. r Santa Nore, other GVC Gaut. GautisSierra'sbig100 Last weekend's scheduled {Ncrinsros. . wi ee eee as Me ks ae C LYDE yard open hope, also, Inthe meet at Chico was rained Hall, m 143 129 105 377 Nettleton, M 127 119 122 368 : Snodgrass, P 130 100 136 366 fott, J 135 160 127 432 sprint medley of 880-220out. The Sierra track teaM xyste, 5 i. ak We ce ee cei aes i ep sd poner ag and Siski= Tomi te ac. ee 474 477 nat Gor Neca In WS big ’ : ; Termine, B 99 114 125 338 John Carney, Bill Hutsell and : a lta w3 iRankin, J 162 .98 131 411 Barry Bunch. Littl RB O er ont ion a3 AB ABD Don Coefield and Hank ! e Oo g [peeoncdahg Vee tae ake er, Stevens will run the twoTOTAL INC. HC. 530 540 545 1615 DELIVERED IN 5 GAL.BOTTLES . [ mite andRich Sutherland To Perfo FITy wits wa oe MODERN COOL ERE will run the 120 high hurdles. ee. ve i G 70 Sutherland, Dave Sweat, A b —* Rahs Choose From odnic ‘Welliagrod sae tlt Atl Auburn 2 s. 22S , Latone will run the shuttle . AUBURN---Little Booger, wtapys we ( hurdles relay. In the 880 re. one of the world's greatest Sendiforn, L 135 130 164 429 , -) lay, the Wolverines willrace . bucking bulls, will be seen eligi tos 142 ise 301 Extra Valups Every Day 4 Why Pay More ¢ Waldon, J 155 122 128 405 = FS Leon Linkey, Ron Luce, Bunch and Gaut. ~~ Competing in the discus and shot put team relay event will be John White, school record holder, Chuck Tompkins, Burt McCollam and Nick Ballinger. Competing in the broad ‘BY THE MUG => or <& BY THE JUG’ 590 E. Main St., Grass Valley *Phone 273-3243 WEEK DAYS.10:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. FRI.°& SAT. . 11:00 a.m--10:00 p.m. atthe Auburn Rodeo, sched= uled Sunday. The announcement was made by Cotton Rosser, owner of the Flying U Rodeo Company of Marysville, and Fallon, Nev., who will supply bucking stock. Two years ago Little Booger was named No. 2 in the world, by cowboys at the National Finals Rodeo, after he unseated none other than Jim Shoulders of Henryetta, Okla., rated the greatest bull rider in history. He has been ridden only four times in two years. During 1961 the feat was performed in a “revenge” ride by Shoulders, and again by Duane Howard, Minnewaukan, N.D., who ranked sixth in the world in that event in 1960. Little Booger's record becomes even more amazing when it is pointed out that his two rides in 1960 were backstopped by 50 others in which the cow boysbit the dust. In 1961 he appeared 48 times, spilling 46. He is lightning fast out of — the chutes and frequently crosses up cowboys who think they know him by. shifting his style of bucking. TOTAL INC. HC. SMITTY & SMOKEY'S Atha, D Marchetti, I Rice, B Haddy, L TOTAL INC. HC. GRAHAM'S LOGGING Coughlin, M Gagliardi, I Halstead, C Renfrow, R TOTAL INC. HC. $29 wo 104 50 109 116 430 wo 81 * 148 141 134 $04 521 124 81 131 129 $16 126 158 119 141 544 NEVADA CITY FLORIST W4 Berney, 'N Davis, M Heather, B Carnegie, J TOTAL INC. HC. Classic WHITE LINE Emery, F ° Knight, H Hoskins, T TOTAL INC. HC. ROY'S CHEVRON Ullom, E Nelson, D Page, R TOTAL INC. H€. GOLD BOWL Straub, D Ribble, D Marucie, B TOTAL INC. HC. SEVEN UP Wasley, C Fox, L Carr, B TOTAL INC. HC. STERRA OIL Bansmer, D Williams, B Netz, C TOTAL INC. HC. HADDY'S WILSHIRE Whilson, R Barnes, L owman, P TOTAL INC. HC. B&C Hassell, S Childers, R 116 135 126 124 537 w3 145 181 168 494 wl 153 134 190 477 w3 182 183 158 $23 wil 169 145 176 489 w3 226 199 149 574 wil 153 194 156 603 w2 166 157 128 168 139 89 560 156 148 145 449 191 166 190 547 183 169 156 508 136 141 135 413 181 187 161 529 210 153 160 523 189 186 $23 142 77 80 127 477 123 134 116 125 498 153 111 136 140 $76 210 164 169 $42 152 146 169 867 173 157 152 482 168 168 150 486 99 153 157 409 175 156 164 394 183 173 1873 370 208 320 372 1423 330 440 376 400 1546 397 414 401 353 1673 681 662 644 1987 681 349 729 1959 704 656 636 1996 597 593 631 1821 708 703 665 2076 718 640 628 1986 76C 724 233 Colfax Avenue at Purity Plaza Dial 273-8768 Ricardo Brandy 9 Ron Caballero Rum Light or Dark 999 Cigarettes 2 Kings or Filters 09 ‘Plus Tax Regular Plus Tax 499 Regency Scotch ‘Light and Dry 86 proof ay Marovich Barretts Vodka Gin n> + es CHILLED PREMIUM WINES..GLASSWARE.,.ICE CUBES.. MILK Money Orders Up To $150. 00--Only 20¢ Fach Open Daily 9am to 9pm..Friday and Saturday 9am to 10pm Open Sundays & Holidays Weekly Merchandise Awards Monthly Prizes VALUABLE MERCHANDISE PRIZE TICKETS DRAWN EVERY MONDAY. Onc ticket drawn. at each Alpha store, $50 MERCHANDISE ORDER PRIZE DRAWN ON THE FIRST OF EACH MONTH, One ticket drawn at each Alpha store, WHAT'S MY tickets! CLAIM YOUR NUMBER! After each drawing the numbers. Weekly Prizes ! tainer. NUMBER ? Monthly Prizes ! And $1000.00 Silver Dollars It's Alpha's new game! --Open to everyone over 18! --Free to play --wherein you have 101 opportunities of being a winner for the balance of 1963! You may win valuable merchandise prizes ! Youmay win the Grand Prize of ONE THOUSAND SILVER DOLLARS ! Visit both Alpha stores as often as you like. Ask for your Free What's My Number? tickets. You do not have to buy. Deposit one part of your ticket in the What's My Number? conKEEP THE REMAINDER OF YOUR TICKET. That is very important! Keep, and save, your ticket stubs. They are good for all contests throughout the year. We have told you a little about it. But why not drop in at the Nevada City or Grass Valley Alpha and get your free printed information sheet thattells you all about What's My Number? Do it tomorrow! $1,000 SILVER DOLLAR PRIZE DRAWN ON JANUARY 4, 1964. Tickets from both Grass Valley and Nevada City store will be placed in one container for Grand Prize drawing. Save each and every WHAT'S MY NUMBER? ticket stub you receive at Alpha! The duplicate number of your ticket remains in the container for every drawing! You have 101 chances to win! Guard your numbers! Keep all of your ticket stubs in a certain reserved place at home. A lost ticket might mean a lost merchandise prize --yes --it might mean the loss of One Thousand Silver Dollars! Save your drawn will be posted in each Alpha store. Drop in at Alpha stores to see if you are a winner! Both Stores July inas ax curr shal Sec Con pro\ of 1 tion pag diat ad shal be fif pas Cou of . lish Cit: regi Cou ada 11tl the AY] Dr, Bar NO! ABS < Phi

_ Complete Service ALL MAKES AND MODELS FOREIGN CARS A SPECIALTY 457 Sacramento Street, Nevada City, Ph. 265-4836 "S GARAGE 406 Moody,C 1575 ' 4 Ellen, J 360 Pengelly, L 348 Douglas, A 354 Earl, J 290 TOTAL INC. HC 1352 349 Lincoln, V 69 88 98 275 279 Finnegan, J 106 102°108 316 287 Seaman, S 119 147 152 418 348 Buck, B 101 125 108 334 1319 TOTAL INC, HC. 415 462 466 1343 BLUE BIRD LAUNDROMAT W4 Smith, L 124 121 144 389 387 Thompson, C 98 104 83 285 348 Tester, 1 ‘ 79 74 67 220 ; Save Cash At Your ? : ¥-SAVE LIQUOR SHOP ) h\20, 1963..Nevada County NUGGET ef = a : 3 — — -— —, 136 205 140 617 putchings, E 130 150 126 ; : a RESULTS TOTAL INC, HC, » 461 580 496 2098, Kk 92D 92 * epee tt Jy ba GOLD PAN : we 7 ToraL IN. NC. $51 S02 S22 ‘S$ nnua e nh Frazer, C ated 159 on F of a aR ed ; : : jump will be Sam Medford 134 140 136 410 Tappero, J 187 210 161 718 Sane, ro "16 1284229 ROCKLIN ---Sierra College vidual racesin the teams. P nd Goer N 120 100 100 '300 TOTAL ING. C. 870: $48 $00 2176 Sherinetoe, 1 11s 123 110 will host the annual Golden 100, 130 high hurdles, two Events begin at 2 p.m. andBillSkinner. Latone and rider, m va 12 119. 372 Be Olson, A 110 142-12 Valley Conference relays mile, d jump and high withthe distance medley the Wallington willgive SURF oe ets a. een ans. 059 1424: Quan Ravan LOWER WO eee ee” ‘gga Oe this Friday afternoon from 2 jumpwilllso be held, with first event. Sierra's team of Wolverines strength in the SeneR! pace aed eh ee tea veemere WE until 5 p.m, onthe local entrants\imitedto one or Edwards, Thompson, Stevens pole vault and Skinner will ena Hen police Glee Ay tee 129 134 127 390 ages. § / a. oval, witha good crowd extwo per college. All GVC and Coefield will run the compete in the high jump. aes ed ee “ “ os cen Sl eng on He pos ime —* 4 is 2 8 pected for the running of track teams, from Siskiyous 880-440-mile and two-mile 6 $27 570 510 1607 COLFAXGARAGE W4 to 309 TOTALING. xe. 418 471 430 such unusual events asthe andShasta onthenorthto event. . “is reg L is + oe a o shuttle hurdle relays, disSierra, Napa, Marin on the Entered for Sierra in the 113 182 100 445 Mazankowski, P 132 135 134 401 Wolfe, A 133 141 113 tance medley, teamshot and south, areexpectedtocom440relayareRon Luce, John te tes dak aes so wai ic, Ee ie Ce ee discus events and the sprint pete, along with Yuba and “Carney, Frank Lunaand John , i583. 139.163. 455 medley. r Santa Nore, other GVC Gaut. GautisSierra'sbig100 Last weekend's scheduled {Ncrinsros. . wi ee eee as Me ks ae C LYDE yard open hope, also, Inthe meet at Chico was rained Hall, m 143 129 105 377 Nettleton, M 127 119 122 368 : Snodgrass, P 130 100 136 366 fott, J 135 160 127 432 sprint medley of 880-220out. The Sierra track teaM xyste, 5 i. ak We ce ee cei aes i ep sd poner ag and Siski= Tomi te ac. ee 474 477 nat Gor Neca In WS big ’ : ; Termine, B 99 114 125 338 John Carney, Bill Hutsell and : a lta w3 iRankin, J 162 .98 131 411 Barry Bunch. Littl RB O er ont ion a3 AB ABD Don Coefield and Hank ! e Oo g [peeoncdahg Vee tae ake er, Stevens will run the twoTOTAL INC. HC. 530 540 545 1615 DELIVERED IN 5 GAL.BOTTLES . [ mite andRich Sutherland To Perfo FITy wits wa oe MODERN COOL ERE will run the 120 high hurdles. ee. ve i G 70 Sutherland, Dave Sweat, A b —* Rahs Choose From odnic ‘Welliagrod sae tlt Atl Auburn 2 s. 22S , Latone will run the shuttle . AUBURN---Little Booger, wtapys we ( hurdles relay. In the 880 re. one of the world's greatest Sendiforn, L 135 130 164 429 , -) lay, the Wolverines willrace . bucking bulls, will be seen eligi tos 142 ise 301 Extra Valups Every Day 4 Why Pay More ¢ Waldon, J 155 122 128 405 = FS Leon Linkey, Ron Luce, Bunch and Gaut. ~~ Competing in the discus and shot put team relay event will be John White, school record holder, Chuck Tompkins, Burt McCollam and Nick Ballinger. Competing in the broad ‘BY THE MUG => or <& BY THE JUG’ 590 E. Main St., Grass Valley *Phone 273-3243 WEEK DAYS..10:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. FRI.°& SAT.. . 11:00 a.m--10:00 p.m. atthe Auburn Rodeo, sched= uled Sunday. The announcement was made by Cotton Rosser, owner of the Flying U Rodeo Company of Marysville, and Fallon, Nev., who will supply bucking stock. Two years ago Little Booger was named No. 2 in the world, by cowboys at the National Finals Rodeo, after he unseated none other than Jim Shoulders of Henryetta, Okla., rated the greatest bull rider in history. He has been ridden only four times in two years. During 1961 the feat was performed in a “revenge” ride by Shoulders, and again by Duane Howard, Minnewaukan, N.D., who ranked sixth in the world in that event in 1960. Little Booger's record becomes even more amazing when it is pointed out that his two rides in 1960 were backstopped by 50 others in which the cow boysbit the dust. In 1961 he appeared 48 times, spilling 46. He is lightning fast out of — the chutes and frequently crosses up cowboys who think they know him by. shifting his style of bucking. TOTAL INC. HC. SMITTY & SMOKEY'S Atha, D Marchetti, I Rice, B Haddy, L TOTAL INC. HC. GRAHAM'S LOGGING Coughlin, M Gagliardi, I Halstead, C Renfrow, R TOTAL INC. HC. $29 wo 104 50 109 116 430 wo 81 * 148 141 134 $04 521 124 81 131 129 $16 126 158 119 141 544 NEVADA CITY FLORIST W4 Berney, 'N Davis, M Heather, B Carnegie, J TOTAL INC. HC. Classic WHITE LINE Emery, F ° Knight, H Hoskins, T TOTAL INC. HC. ROY'S CHEVRON Ullom, E Nelson, D Page, R TOTAL INC. H€. GOLD BOWL Straub, D Ribble, D Marucie, B TOTAL INC. HC. SEVEN UP Wasley, C Fox, L Carr, B TOTAL INC. HC. STERRA OIL Bansmer, D Williams, B Netz, C TOTAL INC. HC. HADDY'S WILSHIRE Whilson, R Barnes, L owman, P TOTAL INC. HC. B&C Hassell, S Childers, R 116 135 126 124 537 w3 145 181 168 494 wl 153 134 190 477 w3 182 183 158 $23 wil 169 145 176 489 w3 226 199 149 574 wil 153

194 156 603 w2 166 157 128 168 139 89 560 156 148 145 449 191 166 190 547 183 169 156 508 136 141 135 413 181 187 161 529 210 153 160 523 189 186 $23 142 77 80 127 477 123 134 116 125 498 153 111 136 140 $76 210 164 169 $42 152 146 169 867 173 157 152 482 168 168 150 486 99 153 157 409 175 156 164 394 183 173 1873 370 208 320 372 1423 330 440 376 400 1546 397 414 401 353 1673 681 662 644 1987 681 349 729 1959 704 656 636 1996 597 593 631 1821 708 703 665 2076 718 640 628 1986 76C 724 233 Colfax Avenue at Purity Plaza Dial 273-8768 Ricardo Brandy 9 Ron Caballero Rum Light or Dark 999 Cigarettes 2 Kings or Filters 09 ‘Plus Tax Regular Plus Tax 499 Regency Scotch ‘Light and Dry 86 proof ay Marovich Barretts Vodka Gin n> + es CHILLED PREMIUM WINES...GLASSWARE.,..ICE CUBES... MILK Money Orders Up To $150. 00--Only 20¢ Fach Open Daily 9am to 9pm...Friday and Saturday 9am to 10pm Open Sundays & Holidays Weekly Merchandise Awards Monthly Prizes VALUABLE MERCHANDISE PRIZE TICKETS DRAWN EVERY MONDAY. Onc ticket drawn. at each Alpha store, $50 MERCHANDISE ORDER PRIZE DRAWN ON THE FIRST OF EACH MONTH, One ticket drawn at each Alpha store, WHAT'S MY tickets! CLAIM YOUR NUMBER! After each drawing the numbers. Weekly Prizes ! tainer. NUMBER ? Monthly Prizes ! And $1000.00 Silver Dollars It's Alpha's new game! --Open to everyone over 18! --Free to play --wherein you have 101 opportunities of being a winner for the balance of 1963! You may win valuable merchandise prizes ! Youmay win the Grand Prize of ONE THOUSAND SILVER DOLLARS ! Visit both Alpha stores as often as you like. Ask for your Free What's My Number? tickets. You do not have to buy. Deposit one part of your ticket in the What's My Number? conKEEP THE REMAINDER OF YOUR TICKET. That is very important! Keep, and save, your ticket stubs. They are good for all contests throughout the year. We have told you a little about it. But why not drop in at the Nevada City or Grass Valley Alpha and get your free printed information sheet thattells you all about What's My Number? Do it tomorrow! $1,000 SILVER DOLLAR PRIZE DRAWN ON JANUARY 4, 1964. Tickets from both Grass Valley and Nevada City store will be placed in one container for Grand Prize drawing. Save each and every WHAT'S MY NUMBER? ticket stub you receive at Alpha! The duplicate number of your ticket remains in the container for every drawing! You have 101 chances to win! Guard your numbers! Keep all of your ticket stubs in a certain reserved place at home. A lost ticket might mean a lost merchandise prize --yes --it might mean the loss of One Thousand Silver Dollars! Save your drawn will be posted in each Alpha store. Drop in at Alpha stores to see if you are a winner! Both Stores July inas ax curr shal Sec Con pro\ of 1 tion pag diat ad shal be fif pas Cou of . lish Cit: regi Cou ada 11tl the AY] Dr, Bar NO! ABS < Phi