March 6, 1963 (8 pages)

rmIGS sed ion ore Oth all oN aU £8 Once again the Class of 1983 GV High that part as. it was in 1929 at the Columbus School when the teachers were Misses Conlin, Smith, Luther, Kent, Van Orden, Keleher, and Shoesmith. Brenette Pearce, June Parsons, Esther Underwood, Ruby Short, Ferne Weaver, Miles Sutherland, Joe Hoffman, Martin Casseteri, Arthur Daniels; 2nd Row Thelda Woods, LaVerne Phillips, Colleen Boreham, Ellen Berry, Vernon Wilson, Eugene Fuller, FredWelch, Albert Keen, Fred-Nettell, Teacher Conlin; 3rd Row ~Dorothy Salisbury, Marjorie Stuart, Dorothy Crase, Nancy Twitch, Jessie Trudgeon, Iris Commins, Evelyn Lindvall, Ruth Mitchell, Erline Jones, Mary Zugnoni; 4th Row Clarence Castles, Richard Steel, Merrill Colvin, Manuel Gallino, Downey Clinch (Lover Boy), Donald McGagin and Carrol Berryman. The years do go by Belle Tickell, widow of Dr. Alfred Tickell, will be 100 years old in July. Is well and happy in a GV rest home. Think of all the things that have happened history-wise {n this world since 1863, -the year Belle was born, Think of the last 10 years on second thought don't. Dr. Tickell, the last of Nevada County's horse and buggy Dr's: Did Dr. Tickell bring you into this world--perhaps at the NC Sanitarium, It was Dr. Carl Muller who helped me see the light of day, hung onto me by the ankles, slapped my backside and got the first squawk out of me. There have been several squawks since. I do carry a Dr. Tickell trade mark a nice neat hemstitching scar after an appendectomy, c. L. MULLER, M. D. A. H. TICKELL, [. D. Thou ght fortoday: "A mistake is evidence that somebody has tried to accomplish something”. —_ Start at the top of the photo 1st Row Marion Thomas, ~ by Greg Mott Nevada Union Student Chapter of the American Field Service is the name of a new organization being formed at NU. The club would have charge of raising money to finance a new foreign student, plan welcoming activities and other entertainment for the exchange student during the year, and help seek volunteer homes for a new student. A committee has been appointed to draw up a constitution. The constitution, after being approved by the Student AFS chapter, will be read at three student council simplicity .. BERGEMANN Funeral Chapel 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City call 265-2421 ~~ ready to serve you day or night meetings for approval by that group. Should the document be passed, the new organization will be an official part of the school. To raise money this year, the club plans to sell "The World's Finest Chocolate" again. The date for starting LY ANY P RENO LAKE TAHOE LAS VEGAS with qualified, trained, commercial pilots in safe, well maintained aircraft. Cal-Nat Airways PHONE 273-6151 © LOMA RICA AIRPORT }STARTS TODAY © 1/3 to 1/2 off on @ Suits @ Wool Shirts ; @ Sport Shirts @ Boy's Sport Shirts @ Men's and Boy's Jackets @ Men's and Boy's Sweaters @ Long Sleeve Sport Shirts NOVAK'S PRE-SPRING SALE] -_ . ~NOVAK’S MEN'S WEAR 305 BROAD STREET, NEVADA ‘CITY, PH. 265-4684 BANKAMERICARD Uy & CHE BEY . Grass the sale is set as March 20, The local adult chapter of the American Field Service is still seeking volunteer homes for an exchange student next year. At the present time, only déne home has been offered. The more homes that are made available, the greater is the chance of getting a foreign student. If you are interested and have a child of high school age, please contact Mrs. Wm. Wetherall, (273 -7188); or Mrs, Elmer Stevens (265 -4102) +++ 4+ Last Saturday, a Student Leaders Conference was held at Sacramento Senior High School, Each school attending was allowed to bring 30 members from student council, four of which would participate in panels--two toa panel. All delegates were assigned to a morning panel and anafternoon panel. Such panels as Student Government; School Spirit and Morale; AdvertisingStudent Activities; School Clubs; and Student Publications were’ witnessed by the delegates. The conference lasted all day and all who attended thoroughly enjoyed themselves. A chance was afforded to hear how other schools handle varied problems thus bringing new ideas to the front for future use in student government. Anentertainment program: and social hour was provided by Sacramento High School ilverware Diamonds Watches Clocks AND MANY OTHER GIFTS our Gold Nugget and Quartz Jewelry Makes Lasting Gifts & Appropriate Souvenirs Of The Gold Country EXPERT WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIRING Valleyeweters ¢ Since 1875 Phone 273-3039CoLuMBUS SCHOOL-HOUSE, GRASS VALLEY. .NU News dance band, under the direction of Mr. Aubrey Penman. ++ +++ The Lions speaking contest . ; was held last Wednesday at Nevada Union, Mike Dryden was the winner for Nevada City and Sandra Stortz for Grass Valley. Onthe following Thursday night, a com. : Remember when I told you a few weeks ago that something big was under way at ‘the North San Juan Methodist Church? The Faith and Life Mission, _four inspiration-packed days and evenings, begins Sunday. Our church will be honored by the presence of ‘Jessie O. Todd, Director of Children's Work of the Cali‘fornia and Nevada Methodist Conference. Jessie O. Todd wasborn in Pontiac, Michigan, graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree from the Univesity of Oregon an received her Bachelor of Theology degree from the University of Boston. Miss Todd will be staying at the Parsonage at Camptonville and will be happy to arrange personal conferences with . anyone who wishes to contacther. The’phone number is AV8-3291. FaithIn Life Mission Calendar: Sunday, March 10.Topic “Coming ToOne's Self", 11 a m. Worship Service, Sermon by Miss T odd; 6:30 p. m: M. Y.F. meets with Miss Todd; 7:30 p.m.: Youth Recognition Night, Miss Todd'sSermon Topic, "God, The Answer To Our Need". Monday, Marchll. Topic “Meeting God Where WeAre"; 11 a.m., InspiraNews Nevada County NUGGET.Wednesday March 6, 1963.Page 5 By Donna Milhous. tional Study Group, luncheon follows; 2p.m., Church Restoration Silver Tea; 7 p.m. Study Group for Church > Officers. Tuesday, March 12. 9:30 a.m. Parents meeting on the character and religious development of their \ Jessie O. Todd children. Topic, "DiscoverWhat Is Real"; 11 a.m. Inspirational Study Group, luncheon follows; 7 p.m. Study Group for Church Officers. Wednesday, March 13. Topic, "The Living Dialogue"; 11 a.m. Inspiration‘al Study Group, luncheon; 5 p.m. Study Group for Church Officers. Thursday, March 14,.11 a.m. Inspirational Study Group, luncheon; 7 p.m. Closing Services, Sermon Topic, "The Committed Life", by.Jessie Todd Services conducted by Mervin Baker, music by the com-~ bined choirs of the North San Juan and Dobbins churches, With the exception of the Church Officer study groups, the general public is invited ‘to participate in all of the activities mentioned. In any event, plan on attending the -Silver Tea on Monday afternoon. The North San Juan Methodist Church was built in 1856 and is one of three of the oldest Protestant churches in California. ++ +++ It's that time of year when ranchers roundup their cattle and with the help of all kinds of neighbors, -do unpleasant but necessary things to their cattle. Louie Dudley had his Cattle Party last Saturday. : +++ ++ Mr. Barnes of Tyler Road has been very ill the past week and is in Jones Hospital. ++ eet A lumber truck spilled its trailer load last week just above Raven Rock, and Friday night Pat O'Shea’s car wastotalled when it climbed atree onthe Pine Grove reservoir Rd, Pat wasn't hurt “and it was the tree's fault. — . . “ = }\ al ~ \ if ' hospitalto help pay your family Doctor and Hospital Bills CALIFORNIA PHYSICIANS’ SERVICE yy x-ray & laboratory Surgical « doctor visits in the hospital S worldwide protection « no claim forms for service petition was held between . ; thesetwo, with Sandra win. : ‘Curnow-Halls ning, Sandra will represent Nevada Union in the next level of the contest. ae benefits « no cancellation of coverage because of age, physical condition, use of benefits! Doctor-Sponsored by the California Medical Association INSURANCE AGENCY 16 Broad Street, Nevada City Dial 265-4586 Every month .a $35 million Pacific Telephone payroll goes to work in California Spent by people like Mrs. Robert Bliss (below), wife of one of our Communications Consultants, this payroll helps create business and prosperity all over the State. And as the number of Pacific Telephone people has increased to meet California’s growing telephone needs, our -payroll has grown larger, too (1962 total: $426 million). Yet phone rates in California are among the lowest in the country. Pacific Telephone PART OF THE NATION-WIDE BELL SYSTEM

rmIGS sed ion ore Oth all oN aU £8 Once again the Class of 1983 GV High that part as. it was in 1929 at the Columbus School when the teachers were Misses Conlin, Smith, Luther, Kent, Van Orden, Keleher, and Shoesmith. Brenette Pearce, June Parsons, Esther Underwood, Ruby Short, Ferne Weaver, Miles Sutherland, Joe Hoffman, Martin Casseteri, Arthur Daniels; 2nd Row Thelda Woods, LaVerne Phillips, Colleen Boreham, Ellen Berry, Vernon Wilson, Eugene Fuller, FredWelch, Albert Keen, Fred-Nettell, Teacher Conlin; 3rd Row ~Dorothy Salisbury, Marjorie Stuart, Dorothy Crase, Nancy Twitch, Jessie Trudgeon, Iris Commins, Evelyn Lindvall, Ruth Mitchell, Erline Jones, Mary Zugnoni; 4th Row Clarence Castles, Richard Steel, Merrill Colvin, Manuel Gallino, Downey Clinch (Lover Boy), Donald McGagin and Carrol Berryman. The years do go by Belle Tickell, widow of Dr. Alfred Tickell, will be 100 years old in July. Is well and happy in a GV rest home. Think of all the things that have happened history-wise {n this world since 1863, -the year Belle was born, Think of the last 10 years on second thought don't. Dr. Tickell, the last of Nevada County's horse and buggy Dr's: Did Dr. Tickell bring you into this world--perhaps at the NC Sanitarium, It was Dr. Carl Muller who helped me see the light of day, hung onto me by the ankles, slapped my backside and got the first squawk out of me. There have been several squawks since. I do carry a Dr. Tickell trade mark a nice neat hemstitching scar after an appendectomy, c. L. MULLER, M. D. A. H. TICKELL, [. D. Thou ght fortoday: "A mistake is evidence that somebody has tried to accomplish something”. —_ Start at the top of the photo 1st Row Marion Thomas, ~ by Greg Mott Nevada Union Student Chapter of the American Field Service is the name of a new organization being formed at NU. The club would have charge of raising money to finance a new foreign student, plan welcoming activities and other entertainment for the exchange student during the year, and help seek volunteer homes for a new student. A committee has been appointed to draw up a constitution. The constitution, after being approved by the Student AFS chapter, will be read at three student council simplicity ... BERGEMANN Funeral Chapel 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City call 265-2421 ~~ ready to serve you day or night meetings for approval by that group. Should the document be passed, the new organization will be an official part of the school. To raise money this year, the club plans to sell "The World's Finest Chocolate" again. The date for starting LY ANY P RENO LAKE TAHOE LAS VEGAS with qualified, trained, commercial pilots in safe, well maintained aircraft. Cal-Nat Airways PHONE 273-6151 © LOMA RICA AIRPORT }STARTS TODAY © 1/3 to 1/2 off on @ Suits @ Wool Shirts ; @ Sport Shirts @ Boy's Sport Shirts @ Men's and Boy's Jackets @ Men's and Boy's Sweaters @ Long Sleeve Sport Shirts NOVAK'S PRE-SPRING SALE] -_ . ~NOVAK’S MEN'S WEAR 305 BROAD STREET, NEVADA ‘CITY, PH. 265-4684 BANKAMERICARD Uy & CHE BEY . Grass the sale is set as March 20, The local adult chapter of the American Field Service is still seeking volunteer homes for an exchange student next year. At the present time, only déne home has been offered. The more homes that are made available, the greater is the chance of getting a foreign student. If you are interested and have a child of high school age, please contact Mrs. Wm. Wetherall, (273 -7188); or Mrs, Elmer Stevens (265 -4102) +++ 4+ Last Saturday, a Student Leaders Conference was held at Sacramento Senior High School, Each school attending was allowed to bring 30 members from student council, four of which would participate in panels--two toa panel. All delegates were assigned to a morning panel and anafternoon panel. Such panels as Student Government; School Spirit and Morale; AdvertisingStudent Activities; School Clubs; and Student Publications were’ witnessed by the delegates. The conference lasted all day and all who attended thoroughly enjoyed themselves. A chance was afforded to hear how other schools handle varied problems thus bringing new ideas to the front for future use in student government. Anentertainment program: and social hour was provided by Sacramento High School ilverware Diamonds Watches Clocks AND MANY OTHER GIFTS our Gold Nugget and Quartz Jewelry Makes Lasting Gifts & Appropriate Souvenirs Of The Gold Country EXPERT WATCH &

JEWELRY REPAIRING Valleyeweters ¢ Since 1875 Phone 273-3039CoLuMBUS SCHOOL-HOUSE, GRASS VALLEY. .NU News dance band, under the direction of Mr. Aubrey Penman. ++ +++ The Lions speaking contest . ; was held last Wednesday at Nevada Union, Mike Dryden was the winner for Nevada City and Sandra Stortz for Grass Valley. Onthe following Thursday night, a com. : Remember when I told you a few weeks ago that something big was under way at ‘the North San Juan Methodist Church? The Faith and Life Mission, _four inspiration-packed days and evenings, begins Sunday. Our church will be honored by the presence of ‘Jessie O. Todd, Director of Children's Work of the Cali‘fornia and Nevada Methodist Conference. Jessie O. Todd wasborn in Pontiac, Michigan, graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree from the Univesity of Oregon an received her Bachelor of Theology degree from the University of Boston. Miss Todd will be staying at the Parsonage at Camptonville and will be happy to arrange personal conferences with . anyone who wishes to contacther. The’phone number is AV8-3291. FaithIn Life Mission Calendar: Sunday, March 10..Topic “Coming ToOne's Self", 11 a m. Worship Service, Sermon by Miss T odd; 6:30 p. m: M. Y.F. meets with Miss Todd; 7:30 p.m.: Youth Recognition Night, Miss Todd'sSermon Topic, "God, The Answer To Our Need". Monday, Marchll.. Topic “Meeting God Where WeAre"; 11 a.m., InspiraNews Nevada County NUGGET..Wednesday March 6, 1963..Page 5 By Donna Milhous. tional Study Group, luncheon follows; 2p.m., Church Restoration Silver Tea; 7 p.m. Study Group for Church > Officers. Tuesday, March 12.. 9:30 a.m. Parents meeting on the character and religious development of their \ Jessie O. Todd children. Topic, "DiscoverWhat Is Real"; 11 a.m. Inspirational Study Group, luncheon follows; 7 p.m. Study Group for Church Officers. Wednesday, March 13.. Topic, "The Living Dialogue"; 11 a.m. Inspiration‘al Study Group, luncheon; 5 p.m. Study Group for Church Officers. Thursday, March 14,.11 a.m. Inspirational Study Group, luncheon; 7 p.m. Closing Services, Sermon Topic, "The Committed Life", by.Jessie Todd Services conducted by Mervin Baker, music by the com-~ bined choirs of the North San Juan and Dobbins churches, With the exception of the Church Officer study groups, the general public is invited ‘to participate in all of the activities mentioned. In any event, plan on attending the -Silver Tea on Monday afternoon. The North San Juan Methodist Church was built in 1856 and is one of three of the oldest Protestant churches in California. ++ +++ It's that time of year when ranchers roundup their cattle and with the help of all kinds of neighbors, -do unpleasant but necessary things to their cattle. Louie Dudley had his Cattle Party last Saturday. : +++ ++ Mr. Barnes of Tyler Road has been very ill the past week and is in Jones Hospital. ++ eet A lumber truck spilled its trailer load last week just above Raven Rock, and Friday night Pat O'Shea’s car wastotalled when it climbed atree onthe Pine Grove reservoir Rd, Pat wasn't hurt “and it was the tree's fault. — . . “ = }\ al ~ \ if ' hospitalto help pay your family Doctor and Hospital Bills CALIFORNIA PHYSICIANS’ SERVICE yy x-ray & laboratory Surgical « doctor visits in the hospital S worldwide protection « no claim forms for service petition was held between . ; thesetwo, with Sandra win. : ‘Curnow-Halls ning, Sandra will represent Nevada Union in the next level of the contest. ae benefits « no cancellation of coverage because of age, physical condition, use of benefits! Doctor-Sponsored by the California Medical Association INSURANCE AGENCY 16 Broad Street, Nevada City Dial 265-4586 Every month ..a $35 million Pacific Telephone payroll goes to work in California Spent by people like Mrs. Robert Bliss (below), wife of one of our Communications Consultants, this payroll helps create business and prosperity all over the State. And as the number of Pacific Telephone people has increased to meet California’s growing telephone needs, our -payroll has grown larger, too (1962 total: $426 million). Yet phone rates in California are among the lowest in the country. Pacific Telephone PART OF THE NATION-WIDE BELL SYSTEM