November 21, 1963 (34 pages)

S96T ‘TZ JequIaAON ***1088nN oy,’ **0Z e8eg 0% a8eg°*’ . The Nugget. Page 21 _November 21, 1963. Page 21. Sierra College demonstrated overall team strength and depth by burying Shasta College 42-0 at Roseville's Hanson field in an afternoon game last Saturday to close out the 1963 Wolverine football season. A sharp passing attack ripped the game wide open after a scoreSPORTS BS a®r less first quarter, with Cuarterback Ralph Villanueva hitting end Charles Viorel for a50 yard completion to set up the first TD, a three yard completion to wingback Mike Harriman. Viorel then snagged a two-point conversion to make it 8-0. © Three plays later defensive standout Jim Greco pounced on a Shasta fumble and halfback Bob Woodson immediately arched a TDtoss good for 35 yards and six points to Viorel. Villanueva 'stwo point pass was perfect to Bob Thomas. The third and final TD of the first had came on a perfectly executed quarterback option keeper with Villanueva going 19 yards to score. The run conversion attempt failed. Despite the three TDs, Shasta managed the same num ber of first downs as Sierra in the first half, seven, and Coach Homer “Buzz” Ostrom started his first unit. W oodson took the second half kickoff and romped 85 yards for the season's longest TD for Sierra. Villanueva's conversion attempt failed, but with the score at 28-0, Ostrom pulled both his first team offense and his best defensive men and gave the game over to second and third units, ' And the players who saw little action all year kept pushing the outmanned Shastans around, with Quarterback Dan Nelson plunging over from the two to score after 145 pound Frank Luna had ripped through Shasta for.30 yards in two carries to set up the score. Ken Uhl, smallest Sierran at 140 soaking wet, made a 10 yard gain prior to Nelson's plunge. Yet another Sierran got into the scoring when Nelson passed to Mike Dupre Pheasant Season Prospects Good, Game Prospects forthe 1963 pheasant hunting season, which opens Saturday, are the best in years, the California Department of Fish and Game announced this week. Pheasant brood counts taken in July of this year showed increases in numbers of broods and average brood size, and weather conditions since then have been favorable for good survival. The season runs from Nov. 23 through Dec. 8 in all of California except Imperial and eastern Riverside counties, where the season extends from Nov. 23 through Dec. 22. Statewide shooting hours from Nov. 23Dec. 8 are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Males only may be taken in the central and northern part of the state. In Southern California Central California FEDERAL SAVINGS Federal Savings Buckie ng AUBURN. .. TU 5-6234 HOM LOANS for You to Cuil or to tuy a Wome Dept. Says. and Inyo and Mono counties, either sex may betaken. The bag) and possession limit is two pheas~ ants per day, ten per season. To hunt pheasants, Nimrods must have avalid 1963 hunting license and pheasant tags. These are available at DFG offites and license agents throughout the state. Hunters are cautioned that most pheasant hunting areas are on pri~ vate land and they are urged to obtain permission from the landowner before hunting on private property. Hunters also are urged toconsult the 1963 hunting regulations booklet for information and laws affecting pheasant hunting. j AE YOU HAVE MANY TO BUY GIFTS FOR STOP AT THE CAN PURCHASE FOR LESS THAN A DOLLAR, *BOXED HANKIES # STATIONERY *#TOYS *TOILET ARTICLES *#COSTU ME JEWELRY *SCARFS Bid *#VASES 4% & many other. items. Free Parking Nevada City phone 265 -4442 SAVE MORE VARIETY. HERE} ARESOMEOF THE ITEMS YOU § Sierra Wolverines Punish Shasta In Season Finale __ for two more points, making it 36-0. With sub backs Mike Woessener, Ted Surratt and Jim Greco seeing action, the W olverines came back to score again with Greco bucking off tackle and going 50 yards for the final Sierra TD. Greco was last week's defensive star of the week for Sierra, but proved he had the power on offense too. Phil Looney and Ron Bertman made pass interceptions for the Wolverines, although Shasta passer Russ Alberico was outstanding despite his team's shellacking, Defensively, the Wolverines such as Rich Toseani, Clyde Colley, Dupre, Jim Vladeff, Greco, Larry Pastorino, Uhl and Nelson looked good in the final period. The win, only one in conference play this season for the Wolverines, gave the Sierrans a 3-1-5 tecord. The wins came over Shasta, American River JC and Sacramento CC. The Sierrans lost badly to Oakland CC and Napa and by one TD or less to Marin, Santa Rose and Yuba. Scarfs, ) Donkey Basketball — Game !s Slated At Colfax. High A donkey basketball game will ‘be played Saturday night in the Colfax High School gymnasium between high school faculty members and teachers of the elementary schools in the areas The game will begin at 8 p.m. Arrow Shirts Superba NeckwearMcGregor Pendelton Robes, Curlee Suits-Levis Swank Jewelry -& Rough Rider A DISTINGUISHED ARRAY OF NAME BRAND CLOTHES FOR THE HOLIDAY DRESS-UP SEA: SON. A WIDE SELECTION . OF STYLES AND COLORS AVAILABLE FOR YOU. Robert Boles Joins GOP Race For Assembly Seat Supervisor Robert Boles, Calaveras County, has announced that heis a candidate for the Assembly seat to be vacatedby Senatorelect Paul J. Lunardi. Boles, 49, is serving his second term as a Calaveras County supervisor. Heis president of the Sacramento-Mother Lode Supervisors Association and a director of the statewide organization. Boles and his wife, Lorraine, have a married son, Dennis. Dave Green Takes First — In Trials David Green, only Grass Valley member of the Golden Wheelmen, took top 1963 honors for time trials Sunday as the club's members raced against the clock over courses of one and one-half, three, and four and one-half miles. Don Davis took second place, about one-half minute behind Green's times for the three time tests. Hewie Briggs rode to third place honors. Ray McLeod, in his second week of racing with the club, came in fourth in the three-race timing. He was followed by Rick Worth and Cary Childers, who took top honors for "B Class" bicyclists. Magazines concerning training willbe distributed to club memLEONARD F. CAREY.Realtor Phone 273-4300---P,O, Box 944, Grass Valley, California Real Estate Investments -Mortgage Loans bers at the end of this month. -—s* ee And JacketsIT’S NOT 100 EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS Use Our Layaway Plan Aad Finish Your Shopping Early This Year i128 MILL STREET CONVENIENT FREE PARKING GRASS VALLEY For A Gift He Will Like, Use A Gift Certificate From Bennetts & Steel gift wrapping, ot course

S96T ‘TZ JequIaAON ***1088nN oy,’ **0Z e8eg 0% a8eg°*’ . The Nugget.. Page 21 _November 21, 1963. Page 21. Sierra College demonstrated overall team strength and depth by burying Shasta College 42-0 at Roseville's Hanson field in an afternoon game last Saturday to close out the 1963 Wolverine football season. A sharp passing attack ripped the game wide open after a scoreSPORTS BS a®r less first quarter, with Cuarterback Ralph Villanueva hitting end Charles Viorel for a50 yard completion to set up the first TD, a three yard completion to wingback Mike Harriman. Viorel then snagged a two-point conversion to make it 8-0. © Three plays later defensive standout Jim Greco pounced on a Shasta fumble and halfback Bob Woodson immediately arched a TDtoss good for 35 yards and six points to Viorel. Villanueva 'stwo point pass was perfect to Bob Thomas. The third and final TD of the first had came on a perfectly executed quarterback option keeper with Villanueva going 19 yards to score. The run conversion attempt failed. Despite the three TDs, Shasta managed the same num ber of first downs as Sierra in the first half, seven, and Coach Homer “Buzz” Ostrom started his first unit. W oodson took the second half kickoff and romped 85 yards for the season's longest TD for Sierra. Villanueva's conversion attempt failed, but with the score at 28-0, Ostrom pulled both his first team offense and his best defensive men and gave the game over to second and third units, ' And the players who saw little action all year kept pushing the outmanned Shastans around, with Quarterback Dan Nelson plunging over from the two to score after 145 pound Frank Luna had ripped through Shasta for.30 yards in two carries to set up the score. Ken Uhl, smallest Sierran at 140 soaking wet, made a 10 yard gain prior to Nelson's plunge. Yet another Sierran got into the scoring when Nelson passed to Mike Dupre Pheasant Season Prospects Good, Game Prospects forthe 1963 pheasant hunting season, which opens Saturday, are the best in years, the California Department of Fish and Game announced this week. Pheasant brood counts taken in July of this year showed increases in numbers of broods and average brood size, and weather conditions since then have been favorable for good survival. The season runs from Nov. 23 through Dec. 8 in all of California except Imperial and eastern Riverside counties, where the season extends from Nov. 23 through Dec. 22. Statewide shooting hours from Nov. 23Dec. 8 are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Males only may be taken in the central and northern part of the state. In Southern California Central California FEDERAL SAVINGS Federal Savings Buckie ng AUBURN. ... TU 5-6234 HOM LOANS for You to Cuil or to tuy a Wome Dept. Says. and Inyo and Mono counties, either sex may betaken. The bag) and possession limit is two pheas~ ants per day, ten per season. To hunt pheasants, Nimrods must have avalid 1963 hunting license and pheasant tags. These are available at DFG offites and license agents throughout the state. Hunters are cautioned that most pheasant hunting areas are on pri~ vate land and they are urged to obtain permission from the landowner before hunting on private property. Hunters also are urged toconsult the 1963 hunting regulations booklet for information and laws affecting pheasant hunting. j AE YOU HAVE MANY TO BUY GIFTS FOR STOP AT THE CAN PURCHASE FOR LESS THAN A DOLLAR, *BOXED HANKIES # STATIONERY *#TOYS *TOILET ARTICLES *#COSTU ME JEWELRY *SCARFS Bid

*#VASES 4% & many other. items. Free Parking Nevada City phone 265 -4442 SAVE MORE VARIETY. HERE} ARESOMEOF THE ITEMS YOU § Sierra Wolverines Punish Shasta In Season Finale __ for two more points, making it 36-0. With sub backs Mike Woessener, Ted Surratt and Jim Greco seeing action, the W olverines came back to score again with Greco bucking off tackle and going 50 yards for the final Sierra TD. Greco was last week's defensive star of the week for Sierra, but proved he had the power on offense too. Phil Looney and Ron Bertman made pass interceptions for the Wolverines, although Shasta passer Russ Alberico was outstanding despite his team's shellacking, Defensively, the Wolverines such as Rich Toseani, Clyde Colley, Dupre, Jim Vladeff, Greco, Larry Pastorino, Uhl and Nelson looked good in the final period. The win, only one in conference play this season for the Wolverines, gave the Sierrans a 3-1-5 tecord. The wins came over Shasta, American River JC and Sacramento CC. The Sierrans lost badly to Oakland CC and Napa and by one TD or less to Marin, Santa Rose and Yuba. Scarfs, ) Donkey Basketball — Game !s Slated At Colfax. High A donkey basketball game will ‘be played Saturday night in the Colfax High School gymnasium between high school faculty members and teachers of the elementary schools in the areas The game will begin at 8 p.m. Arrow Shirts Superba NeckwearMcGregor Pendelton Robes, Curlee Suits-Levis Swank Jewelry -& Rough Rider A DISTINGUISHED ARRAY OF NAME BRAND CLOTHES FOR THE HOLIDAY DRESS-UP SEA: SON. A WIDE SELECTION . OF STYLES AND COLORS AVAILABLE FOR YOU. Robert Boles Joins GOP Race For Assembly Seat Supervisor Robert Boles, Calaveras County, has announced that heis a candidate for the Assembly seat to be vacatedby Senatorelect Paul J. Lunardi. Boles, 49, is serving his second term as a Calaveras County supervisor. Heis president of the Sacramento-Mother Lode Supervisors Association and a director of the statewide organization. Boles and his wife, Lorraine, have a married son, Dennis. Dave Green Takes First — In Trials David Green, only Grass Valley member of the Golden Wheelmen, took top 1963 honors for time trials Sunday as the club's members raced against the clock over courses of one and one-half, three, and four and one-half miles. Don Davis took second place, about one-half minute behind Green's times for the three time tests. Hewie Briggs rode to third place honors. Ray McLeod, in his second week of racing with the club, came in fourth in the three-race timing. He was followed by Rick Worth and Cary Childers, who took top honors for "B Class" bicyclists. Magazines concerning training willbe distributed to club memLEONARD F. CAREY..Realtor Phone 273-4300---P,O, Box 944, Grass Valley, California Real Estate Investments -Mortgage Loans bers at the end of this month. -—s* ee And JacketsIT’S NOT 100 EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS Use Our Layaway Plan Aad Finish Your Shopping Early This Year i128 MILL STREET CONVENIENT FREE PARKING GRASS VALLEY For A Gift He Will Like, Use A Gift Certificate From Bennetts & Steel gift wrapping, ot course