May 2, 1973 (12 pages)

Wed. May 2. 1973 Ihe Nevada County Nugget y Women’s bowling winners scratch: Lou Sheidler in the Virginia Meshell in the “ A" doubles *Shari Gassawayv . eepres sBaaaese 8 : . = In “B" class singles: Jan Peine for high game scratch; June Caffev for high game handicap and Sandra Breaks for ‘B" doubles. INDIVIDUAL winners in, the recently concluded \" division doubles: Golden Sierras women's bowling tournament were. from left, Inez Gaeliardi in the all events handicap: “class singles and high series Mary Shuck-in the \ Yuba seminar on airplane safety May 2 A safety seminar for general aviation pilots and interested persons will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 2, in room 201 at Yuba College, Marysville. The seminar is part of the Federal Aviation AdMinistration’s accident prevention program. F. OQ. Smith, FAA accident prevention specialist will conduct the meeting. The program will be presented by representatives of the Flight Service Station, General Aviation District Office, Airways Facilities Branch and Enroute Flight Advisory Service. Pilots who attend Wednesday’s program will be eligible for the GAMA Safe Pilot Sweepstakes in which a new $30,000 air plane and other prizes will be awarded. 2 ee Ss . awe — = ae Be ee YUBA RIVER GIVES YOU MORE.. TEAM WINNERS in the “‘A”’ division were Ralph’s Bug Shop with, from left: Judy Fritzsche, Sheron Jenson, Sonja a Nettles and Jan Scott. Lue Van Meter is not pictured. Marysville man gets reward Analert Marysville residentis Gary Miller attended the $1,000 wealthier today for giving presentation ceremony. the Yuba County sheriff's office A information which led to the Information provided by arrest and convictionof twomen Wurm led to the arrest and 4 who allegedly stole power lines Conviction of Danny and Charles 3 from Pacific Gas and Electric Hankins. Yuba County Company. residents, who were found suilty ‘ John A. Wurm, 2701 Walnut by a Yuba County Superior Avenue, was presented a $1,000 Court jury in December, 1972. of OPEN SATURDAY ALL DAY 7 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays: 7 to 5:30 OPEN 7 A.M. CALL 265check by Grant N. Radford, receiving stolen property and Mg VISITOUR DOWNIEVILLE STORE PG&E Colgate division. Conspiracy to receive. stolen manager. Yuba County Sheriff Property. both felonies. _ their annual . Individual and team winners The Golden Sierras Women’s Bowling Association has completed their 1973 tournament with team events held on March 24 25 and single and doubles play on March 31 and » April 1. The tournament was divided into two divisions, with a host of winners in each classification. 4 In the “A” division the winners * were Ralph’s Bug Shop in the team event with a 2941 score. ‘Team members are Judy Fritzsche, Sheron Jenson, Lue Van Meter, Sonja Nettles and Jan Scott. This is the second year in a row this team has won the team title. In ‘‘A” division singles play Mary Shuck was the grand champion with a 684 score while Lou Shiedler and Virginia Meschell teamed up to capture the doubles title with a 1,278 score. “‘B” division winners were The Rack Ups in the team event with a 2,910 score. Team members are Peg Van Horn, Helen Adams, Madge Purssell, Salle Sapp and Laura Lundquist. Singles winner was Shari Gassaway with a 656 team score and Betty Dalpez and Sandra Brooks won the doubles title with a score of 1,226. Individual events winners were Jan Piene in the high scratch game with a 245; Mary Shuck in the high scratch series with a 608; June Caffey in the high handicap game with a 270; Virginia Meschell in the high handicap series with a 687; Irene Abbott in the all events scratch with a 1,629 and Inez Gagliardi in the all events handicap with a 1,843. $1,400 earned for crippled children JAMESTOWN, N.D. — The Sigma Gamma Chi fraternity of Jamestown College reports an earning af approximately $1,400 through the efforts expended in basketball marathon. For the third year, the Sigma members have played their marathon game challenging ‘‘the world,” as they put it. All the proceeds go to the Crippled Childrens School. Moré help and good advice to be more sucessful, in your home improvements. . . . STARTING EARLY AT r: 00 A.M.! § YUBA RIVER LUMBER COMPANY grass vauey 12391 NEVADA CITY HWY. vevapa cir SERVING BEAUTIFUL YUBA RIVER COUNTRY 4521 a Sd

Wed. May 2. 1973 Ihe Nevada County Nugget y Women’s bowling winners scratch: Lou Sheidler in the Virginia Meshell in the “ A" doubles *Shari Gassawayv . eepres sBaaaese 8 : . = In “B" class singles: Jan Peine for high game scratch; June Caffev for high game handicap and Sandra Breaks for ‘B" doubles. INDIVIDUAL winners in, the recently concluded \" division doubles: Golden Sierras women's bowling tournament were. from left, Inez Gaeliardi in the all events handicap: “class singles and high series Mary Shuck-in the \ Yuba seminar on airplane safety May 2 A safety seminar for general aviation pilots and interested persons will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 2, in room 201 at Yuba College, Marysville. The seminar is part of the Federal Aviation AdMinistration’s accident prevention program. F. OQ. Smith, FAA accident prevention specialist will conduct the meeting. The program will be presented by representatives of the Flight Service Station, General Aviation District Office, Airways Facilities Branch and Enroute Flight Advisory Service. Pilots who attend Wednesday’s program will be eligible for the GAMA Safe Pilot Sweepstakes in which a new $30,000 air plane and other prizes will be awarded. 2 ee Ss . awe — = ae Be ee YUBA RIVER GIVES YOU MORE... TEAM WINNERS in the “‘A”’ division were Ralph’s Bug Shop with, from left: Judy Fritzsche, Sheron Jenson, Sonja a Nettles and Jan Scott. Lue Van Meter is not pictured. Marysville man gets reward Analert Marysville residentis Gary Miller attended the $1,000 wealthier today for giving presentation ceremony. the Yuba County sheriff's office A information which led to the Information provided by arrest and convictionof twomen Wurm led to the arrest and 4 who allegedly stole power lines Conviction of Danny and Charles 3 from Pacific Gas and Electric Hankins. Yuba County Company. residents, who were found suilty ‘ John A. Wurm, 2701 Walnut by a Yuba County Superior Avenue, was presented a $1,000 Court jury in December, 1972. of OPEN SATURDAY ALL DAY 7 A.M. to 5 P.M. Weekdays: 7 to 5:30 OPEN 7 A.M. CALL 265check by Grant N. Radford, receiving stolen property and Mg VISITOUR DOWNIEVILLE STORE PG&E Colgate division. Conspiracy to receive. stolen manager. Yuba County Sheriff Property. both felonies. _ their annual . Individual and team winners The Golden Sierras Women’s Bowling Association has completed their 1973 tournament with team events held on March 24 25 and single and doubles play on March 31 and

» April 1. The tournament was divided into two divisions, with a host of winners in each classification. 4 In the “A” division the winners * were Ralph’s Bug Shop in the team event with a 2941 score. ‘Team members are Judy Fritzsche, Sheron Jenson, Lue Van Meter, Sonja Nettles and Jan Scott. This is the second year in a row this team has won the team title. In ‘‘A” division singles play Mary Shuck was the grand champion with a 684 score while Lou Shiedler and Virginia Meschell teamed up to capture the doubles title with a 1,278 score. “‘B” division winners were The Rack Ups in the team event with a 2,910 score. Team members are Peg Van Horn, Helen Adams, Madge Purssell, Salle Sapp and Laura Lundquist. Singles winner was Shari Gassaway with a 656 team score and Betty Dalpez and Sandra Brooks won the doubles title with a score of 1,226. Individual events winners were Jan Piene in the high scratch game with a 245; Mary Shuck in the high scratch series with a 608; June Caffey in the high handicap game with a 270; Virginia Meschell in the high handicap series with a 687; Irene Abbott in the all events scratch with a 1,629 and Inez Gagliardi in the all events handicap with a 1,843. $1,400 earned for crippled children JAMESTOWN, N.D. — The Sigma Gamma Chi fraternity of Jamestown College reports an earning af approximately $1,400 through the efforts expended in basketball marathon. For the third year, the Sigma members have played their marathon game challenging ‘‘the world,” as they put it. All the proceeds go to the Crippled Childrens School. Moré help and good advice to be more sucessful, in your home improvements. . . . STARTING EARLY AT r: 00 A.M.! § YUBA RIVER LUMBER COMPANY grass vauey 12391 NEVADA CITY HWY. vevapa cir SERVING BEAUTIFUL YUBA RIVER COUNTRY 4521 a Sd