March 3, 1966 (20 pages)

3 s a A Oo ct S] 3% 5 sc © © = oo 3 ad 2 Miners Win Again By Downing Indians Miner cagers pulled out a close one Friday night to continue their win streak and dump the Marysville Indians 69-66, The Nuggets poured it on the Papooses for a 54-42 win, In the Miner game, Dave Breuer had to be called on for the rebounds when the team's big rebounder, Bill Penaluna, picked up three fouls in the first quarter and was benched for most of the second, SPORTS Butch Ellis, who usually works the back court, had to move in when Randy Humphries ran cold for most of the night. The Indians took a seven point leadinthe first quarter and held it for the next three quarters going intothe final frame 50-43, Penaluna was sent in in the last quarter and the Miners outscored the Indians to take the game. Sierra's Wolverine Basketball Team Wins One, Loses One By Small Margin Sierra College's Wolveiine basketball team dumped College of Siskiyous Saturday night, 71-57, after losing a game Friday to Shasta College by an almost identical margin, 72-60, Auburn's Jon Snyder came off the benchtoreplace starter Duke Campbell when the Duke sprained an ankle in a floor scramble for a loose ball, All Snyder did was score 19 points for high man honors and his season's best total, Trailing 31-30 at the half, the Sierrans tied it and went ahead immediately after the second half started, though the game stayed close until three minutes to go. Skip Benham hit for 16, Doug McCord for 11, Don Bransford for 10 and Glenn Saxton for nine for the locals as they scored their fourth win of the season against a dozen losses. Big Bob Corson had 13 andBob Duchi 16 for COS. Friday night the Sierrans trailed 29-27 atthe half, and trailed by only four or five points most of the second half, But with half theteam still suffering from the flu bug and with Bob Noyes of Two Norweigans Excel Sierra Skiers Get Easy Win Sierra College's skiers, led by a pair of Norse students, romped to an easy win in the Far Western Collegiate championships, with University of Nevada trailing Coach Paul Chesney's charges. Sophomore Knut Olberg proved the outstanding skier of the day ‘with firsts in both the cross country race of six miles and the slalom. He also was third in the jumping won by fellow Norwegian Einnar Bekken, also of Sierra, and fifth in the downhill race which was won by Freshman Greg Moore of T ahoeins, Fireplace, $18, 950, Terms, Excellent BUY and Terms, Banner Mountain Realty SPECIALISTS IN FINE HOMES AND ACREAGE 1, LOVELY 2BEDRM HOME, excellent condition, fireplace, large lot 75 x 199 level, Only $10, 950, 2. ALMOST NEW 3 BEDRM-2 bath home with all the builtHwd floors 3/4 acre. Don‘ miss this 3. DELUXE3 BEDROOM 2 bath Home with all the built-ins, plus wall-wall carpeting thruout, special built Fireplace extra large sun-deck, some view, Hurry Owner transferred, 4, COMMERCIAL LOT G.V.-N.C, Hiway 1 ac. approx, with plans for 15 stores Next to Holiday Lodge area, Excellent 5. TRAILER COURT and Cabins close to County Hospital, Call for detail. 6, 200 ACRES, LIVE STREAM approx 160 ac, Terrific Buy at $78,000, with TERMS, Banner Mountain Realty “ACROSS FROM HOLIDAY LODGE 273-6169 Truckee, Moore had to share his first place honors with Chris Mazzola of Nevada as each slid downhill in 46.6 over the five-eighths mile run. George Batchelder wasright behindin 46.7 and Olberg in 48.6 in a close race, Sierra's Wally Rothgeb tied for sixth and Dean Yould failed to finish. Switching from Donner Ski “Ranch to Boreal Ridge, the Sierrans moved into an unbeatable lead asthey finished Olberg first, Moore third, Rothgeb fourth, and Batchelder sixth. ~A ar cleared, Roseville out for the season with akneebruise, the favored Shastansrolledtoa win. Nick Rogers who hit 13 points, dominated both blackboards for Shasta, McCord and Benham had 15 and 16 for the Sierrans, with Snyder hitting 10 and Campbell eight as the Sierrans were ice cold, including only 12 from the free throw line, By contrast, Shasta hit 24 of 35 attempts from the foul line. Both teams scored 24 field goals, Coach George Goto tried to rest his flu-ridden squad with a stall game in the first quarter. Quarter Score was 9-7, SCHLITZ DRAFT BEER CANADA DRY LO-CAL Soft Drinks /§ CASE OF 24 5 FLAVORS READY TG Invest ? Breuer was high man for the Miners with 18 points followed by Ellis, 14; Brian Frink, Il; Humphries, 10; Penaluna Wied Fred Metz, 5 and Phil and Gary Degraffenreid, 2, The Nuggets, with Del Furano back in the lineup after a twoweek absence, easily disposed of the Papooses, The local jayvees lead in every quarter to take the 55-42 win, Davis Lewis was high man for the Nuggets with 14 points followed by Gary Hamlin, 9; Brian Sanford and Mike Fouyer, 8; Don Davies, 6; Mike Dirstine, 5; Don Boles and Furano, 2 and Todd Juvinall, 1. smerstoemt secures Call 265-4107 M.T.R, Bow @ King Hiram Drive Neveds City SIXTH ANNUAL buigue Mow and Sale/ YUBA CITY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY March 4th March Sth March 6th 12 Noon to 9 p.m. 12 Noon to 6 p.m. MEALS AND SNACK BAR This Ad Admits One or More at 75 Each Sponsored by the Mary Aaron Museum Association 12 Noon to 9 p.m. Admission $1.00 FIRST TIME IN GRASS VALLEY (QT. 51¢ ANTIQUE $ BOURBON REG. 5124 ATTINGLY & MOORE BOURBON REG. $995 (5 yrs, Old) $i 99 BOURBON REG. 56” MAROVICH VODKA (LO-CAL ONLY) BOTTLE SHOPS BARRETT’S GIN THE LIQUOR STORE WITH BARGAINS GALORE OPEN DAILY 9 AM 10 PM FRI, & SAT, 9 AM to 11 PM 1M GRASS VALLEY GRASS VALLEY U-SAVE PURITY CENTER PH 273-8768 IN AUBURN SIERRA ELM U-SAVE PURITY CENTER PH 885 -3312

3 s a A Oo ct S] 3% 5 sc © © = oo 3 ad 2 Miners Win Again By Downing Indians Miner cagers pulled out a close one Friday night to continue their win streak and dump the Marysville Indians 69-66, The Nuggets poured it on the Papooses for a 54-42 win, In the Miner game, Dave Breuer had to be called on for the rebounds when the team's big rebounder, Bill Penaluna, picked up three fouls in the first quarter and was benched for most of the second, SPORTS Butch Ellis, who usually works the back court, had to move in when Randy Humphries ran cold for most of the night. The Indians took a seven point leadinthe first quarter and held it for the next three quarters going intothe final frame 50-43, Penaluna was sent in in the last quarter and the Miners outscored the Indians to take the game. Sierra's Wolverine Basketball Team Wins One, Loses One By Small Margin Sierra College's Wolveiine basketball team dumped College of Siskiyous Saturday night, 71-57, after losing a game Friday to Shasta College by an almost identical margin, 72-60, Auburn's Jon Snyder came off the benchtoreplace starter Duke Campbell when the Duke sprained an ankle in a floor scramble for a loose ball, All Snyder did was score 19 points for high man honors and his season's best total, Trailing 31-30 at the half, the Sierrans tied it and went ahead immediately after the second half started, though the game stayed close until three minutes to go. Skip Benham hit for 16, Doug McCord for 11, Don Bransford for 10 and Glenn Saxton for nine for the locals as they scored their fourth win of the season against a dozen losses. Big Bob Corson had 13 andBob Duchi 16 for COS. Friday night the Sierrans trailed 29-27 atthe half, and trailed by only four or five points most of the second half, But with half theteam still suffering from the flu bug and with Bob Noyes of Two Norweigans Excel Sierra Skiers Get Easy Win Sierra College's skiers, led by a pair of Norse students, romped to an easy win in the Far Western Collegiate championships, with University of Nevada trailing Coach Paul Chesney's charges. Sophomore Knut Olberg proved the outstanding skier of the day ‘with firsts in both the cross country race of six miles and the slalom. He also was third in the jumping won by fellow Norwegian Einnar Bekken, also of Sierra, and fifth in the downhill race which was won by Freshman Greg Moore of T ahoeins, Fireplace, $18, 950, Terms, Excellent BUY and Terms, Banner Mountain Realty SPECIALISTS IN FINE HOMES AND ACREAGE 1, LOVELY 2BEDRM HOME, excellent condition, fireplace, large lot 75 x 199 level, Only $10, 950, 2. ALMOST NEW 3 BEDRM-2 bath home with all the builtHwd floors 3/4 acre. Don‘ miss this 3. DELUXE3 BEDROOM 2 bath Home with all the built-ins, plus wall-wall carpeting thruout, special built Fireplace extra large sun-deck, some view, Hurry Owner transferred, 4, COMMERCIAL LOT G.V.-N.C, Hiway 1 ac. approx, with plans for 15 stores Next to Holiday Lodge area, Excellent 5. TRAILER COURT and Cabins close to County Hospital, Call for detail. 6, 200 ACRES, LIVE STREAM approx 160 ac, Terrific Buy at $78,000, with TERMS, Banner Mountain Realty “ACROSS FROM HOLIDAY LODGE 273-6169 Truckee,

Moore had to share his first place honors with Chris Mazzola of Nevada as each slid downhill in 46.6 over the five-eighths mile run. George Batchelder wasright behindin 46.7 and Olberg in 48.6 in a close race, Sierra's Wally Rothgeb tied for sixth and Dean Yould failed to finish. Switching from Donner Ski “Ranch to Boreal Ridge, the Sierrans moved into an unbeatable lead asthey finished Olberg first, Moore third, Rothgeb fourth, and Batchelder sixth. ~A ar cleared, Roseville out for the season with akneebruise, the favored Shastansrolledtoa win. Nick Rogers who hit 13 points, dominated both blackboards for Shasta, McCord and Benham had 15 and 16 for the Sierrans, with Snyder hitting 10 and Campbell eight as the Sierrans were ice cold, including only 12 from the free throw line, By contrast, Shasta hit 24 of 35 attempts from the foul line. Both teams scored 24 field goals, Coach George Goto tried to rest his flu-ridden squad with a stall game in the first quarter. Quarter Score was 9-7, SCHLITZ DRAFT BEER CANADA DRY LO-CAL Soft Drinks /§ CASE OF 24 5 FLAVORS READY TG Invest ? Breuer was high man for the Miners with 18 points followed by Ellis, 14; Brian Frink, Il; Humphries, 10; Penaluna Wied Fred Metz, 5 and Phil and Gary Degraffenreid, 2, The Nuggets, with Del Furano back in the lineup after a twoweek absence, easily disposed of the Papooses, The local jayvees lead in every quarter to take the 55-42 win, Davis Lewis was high man for the Nuggets with 14 points followed by Gary Hamlin, 9; Brian Sanford and Mike Fouyer, 8; Don Davies, 6; Mike Dirstine, 5; Don Boles and Furano, 2 and Todd Juvinall, 1. smerstoemt secures Call 265-4107 M.T.R, Bow @ King Hiram Drive Neveds City SIXTH ANNUAL buigue Mow and Sale/ YUBA CITY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY March 4th March Sth March 6th 12 Noon to 9 p.m. 12 Noon to 6 p.m. MEALS AND SNACK BAR This Ad Admits One or More at 75 Each Sponsored by the Mary Aaron Museum Association 12 Noon to 9 p.m. Admission $1.00 FIRST TIME IN GRASS VALLEY (QT. 51¢ ANTIQUE $ BOURBON REG. 5124 ATTINGLY & MOORE BOURBON REG. $995 (5 yrs, Old) $i 99 BOURBON REG. 56” MAROVICH VODKA (LO-CAL ONLY) BOTTLE SHOPS BARRETT’S GIN THE LIQUOR STORE WITH BARGAINS GALORE OPEN DAILY 9 AM 10 PM FRI, & SAT, 9 AM to 11 PM 1M GRASS VALLEY GRASS VALLEY U-SAVE PURITY CENTER PH 273-8768 IN AUBURN SIERRA ELM U-SAVE PURITY CENTER PH 885 -3312