March 5, 1964 (24 pages)

ne ee (6G 9Llq aE a ee ew Se The Nugget. Page 23 .March 5, 1964. Page 23. Peis INSTRUCTION..Glenn Springe r-Miller is shown instructing young pupils at Sugar Bowl in this photo by Tom Plofchan, one of numerous pictures included in "The Book of American Skiing" by Ezra Bowen. The skiing book was published late in 1963 by Lippincott. GATHERING MOSS Beautiful Beale (Continued From Page 18) panse of these gold and ivory daisies that covered the Great Valley of California a hundred years ago. The song of the meadowlark is everywhere, and sometimes great flocks of red-winged blackbirds are mating in the blackberry jungles of the boglands, zooming across the sky like great swarms of bees. If the rains have been copious and closely spaced, the grass and wildflowers may grow a foot high on this gravelly soil. However, most years this carpet does not exceed six or eight inches before the rapidly dropping moisture level and dry valley winds bring everything to maturity. Often by April this rolling land is brown once more, As we drive farther west the land flattens out and to the left Beale's great birds, the B-52s, break the skyline beside a runway. At this point a sign shows the way to Hammonton. The world's largest gold dredge is at work here right now, gobbling up the old town itself and disgorging it in great piles of cobblestones and gravel. Spring is making itself felt even here, where poppies and lupines decorate some of the older gravel mounds. North to Oroville and south to Auburn dozens of little side roads branch off U.S. 99E into the green foothills where spring comes early. Grand old California farmhouses, draped in climbing roses and wistaria, dot the landscape. Clumps of flowering quince and acacia mark ¢he sites of other homes long abandoned. This is marginal land for farming, andit is beastly hot in summer, butright now it has a peaceful beauty that is almost overwhelming.’ Here you can feel spring in everything that lives and grows and scampers, and the hard winter-is-only a memory. simplicity .~~ ready to serve you day or night BERGEMANN Funeral Chapel 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City coll 265-2421 Baseballers Hit The Road Sierra College's baseball team willhit the road for a week starting March 10. The Wolverines will host Sacramento State College's JV squad tomorrow at the Wolverine's diamond, then travel on March 10 to Stockton for a game with San Joaquin Delta and to Chico on March 12. Coach George Goto's squad will host the California Aggies JC in twoseven inning games March 14, Sierra won one and lost two in last weekend's American River JC 4 Basketball Sierrans Sit na =. Are Surprise qOr Year _ Sierra College's Wolverines basketball team, the surprise team of the year, waltzed to a pair of easy victories at home last weekend, defeating Shasta College 92-58 and College of SiskiSPORTS yous 78-45 before large crowds. The wins for Coach George Goto'steam were sweet revenge, for the Wolverines had lost to both teams on the home courts of the north state squads. The win over the Shasta Knights was the second in three meetings this season of the two teams. The wins, by 34 and 33 point margins, “pouring iton", however, for the Wolverines had 10 or more men hit the scoring columns in each game. Goto played every man on the bench, with some of'the subs show ing surprising moves and shooting ability. were not examples of . . women enjoy equality of legal property and contract law. BOS OOS8SS9S8HSO88 In the United States, single’ treatment with men in-respect to! Two Wrestlers “From Sierra Enter Tournament Coach Homer Ostrom will take twowrestlers to the Northern California J unior College wrestling competitions at Santa Cruz Saturday, the Sierra College coach announced today. Ralph Manfredi, a 154 pounder, and Dean West, 123 pounds, will vie in their weight classes against the best from 25 other North state colleges, Both are from Roseville. KEN ADAMS YOUR MONY MAN MORTGAGE PROTECTION HEALTH INSURANCE RETIREMENT FUNDING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS PERSONAL INSURANCE PLANNING ‘Mutual Of New York GRASS VALLEY 273-2494" COME IN AND LISTEN TO YOUR FAVORITE BEATLE RECORDS AND/OR MUSIC ON OUR NEW STEREO DEMONSTRATOR LP & 45 Records School Supplies Greeting CardsMagazines Sundries honey’s record shop 148 MILL STREET tourney, won by San Jose seer College. : rs Z SIERRA ELM U-SAVE Purity Center Ph 885-3312 Chateau Paul hampagne® IMPORTED WINES YOUR CHOICE CHOICE LIEBFRAUMILCH From Italy si CHIANTI From France ROMANCE white or red Pink % White ¥% Sparkling Burgundy SO0Reee0e8 Now 2 Soave . airs ous Stores to Serve You BARRETTS GIN manovicn 9 a Glenmore 5th Money Orders Up To $150.00. Open Daily 9 am to 9:30 pm Fri & Sat 9am to 10:30pm .20¢ Each a] VODKA Straight Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey Reg. $5.99 * GRASS VALLEY RASS VALLEY GRASS VALLEY U-SAVE Center Ph 273-8768 NOW 98 Quart.

ne ee (6G 9Llq aE a ee ew Se The Nugget. Page 23 .March 5, 1964. Page 23. Peis INSTRUCTION...Glenn Springe r-Miller is shown instructing young pupils at Sugar Bowl in this photo by Tom Plofchan, one of numerous pictures included in "The Book of American Skiing" by Ezra Bowen. The skiing book was published late in 1963 by Lippincott. GATHERING MOSS Beautiful Beale (Continued From Page 18) panse of these gold and ivory daisies that covered the Great Valley of California a hundred years ago. The song of the meadowlark is everywhere, and sometimes great flocks of red-winged blackbirds are mating in the blackberry jungles of the boglands, zooming across the sky like great swarms of bees. If the rains have been copious and closely spaced, the grass and wildflowers may grow a foot high on this gravelly soil. However, most years this carpet does not exceed six or eight inches before the rapidly dropping moisture level and dry valley winds bring everything to maturity. Often by April this rolling land is brown once more, As we drive farther west the land flattens out and to the left Beale's great birds, the B-52s, break the skyline beside a runway. At this point a sign shows the way to Hammonton. The world's largest gold dredge is at work here right now, gobbling up the old town itself and disgorging it in great piles of cobblestones and gravel. Spring is making itself felt even here, where poppies and lupines decorate some of the older gravel mounds. North to Oroville and south to Auburn dozens of little side roads branch off U.S. 99E into the green foothills where spring comes early. Grand old California farmhouses, draped in climbing roses and wistaria, dot the landscape. Clumps of flowering quince and acacia mark ¢he sites of other homes long abandoned. This is marginal land for farming, andit is beastly hot in summer, butright now it has a peaceful beauty that is almost overwhelming.’ Here you can feel spring in everything that lives and grows and scampers, and the hard winter-is-only a memory. simplicity ..~~ ready to serve you day or night BERGEMANN Funeral Chapel 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City coll 265-2421 Baseballers Hit The Road Sierra College's baseball team willhit the road for a week starting March 10. The Wolverines will host Sacramento State College's JV squad tomorrow at the Wolverine's diamond, then travel on March 10 to Stockton for a game with San Joaquin Delta and to Chico on March 12. Coach George Goto's squad will host the California Aggies JC in twoseven inning games March 14, Sierra won one and lost two in last weekend's American River JC 4 Basketball Sierrans Sit na =. Are Surprise qOr Year _ Sierra College's Wolverines basketball team, the surprise team of the year, waltzed to a

pair of easy victories at home last weekend, defeating Shasta College 92-58 and College of SiskiSPORTS yous 78-45 before large crowds. The wins for Coach George Goto'steam were sweet revenge, for the Wolverines had lost to both teams on the home courts of the north state squads. The win over the Shasta Knights was the second in three meetings this season of the two teams. The wins, by 34 and 33 point margins, “pouring iton", however, for the Wolverines had 10 or more men hit the scoring columns in each game. Goto played every man on the bench, with some of'the subs show ing surprising moves and shooting ability. were not examples of . . women enjoy equality of legal property and contract law. BOS OOS8SS9S8HSO88 In the United States, single’ treatment with men in-respect to! Two Wrestlers “From Sierra Enter Tournament Coach Homer Ostrom will take twowrestlers to the Northern California J unior College wrestling competitions at Santa Cruz Saturday, the Sierra College coach announced today. Ralph Manfredi, a 154 pounder, and Dean West, 123 pounds, will vie in their weight classes against the best from 25 other North state colleges, Both are from Roseville. KEN ADAMS YOUR MONY MAN MORTGAGE PROTECTION HEALTH INSURANCE RETIREMENT FUNDING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS PERSONAL INSURANCE PLANNING ‘Mutual Of New York GRASS VALLEY 273-2494" COME IN AND LISTEN TO YOUR FAVORITE BEATLE RECORDS AND/OR MUSIC ON OUR NEW STEREO DEMONSTRATOR LP & 45 Records School Supplies Greeting CardsMagazines Sundries honey’s record shop 148 MILL STREET tourney, won by San Jose seer College. : rs Z SIERRA ELM U-SAVE Purity Center Ph 885-3312 Chateau Paul hampagne® IMPORTED WINES YOUR CHOICE CHOICE LIEBFRAUMILCH From Italy si CHIANTI From France ROMANCE white or red Pink % White ¥% Sparkling Burgundy SO0Reee0e8 Now 2 Soave . airs ous Stores to Serve You BARRETTS GIN manovicn 9 a Glenmore 5th Money Orders Up To $150.00. Open Daily 9 am to 9:30 pm Fri & Sat 9am to 10:30pm .20¢ Each a] VODKA Straight Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey Reg. $5.99 * GRASS VALLEY RASS VALLEY GRASS VALLEY U-SAVE Center Ph 273-8768 NOW 98 Quart.