November 30, 1966 (20 pages)

1D! Phd Nagy Mover l'30" 1966" SPORTS By DAVE BLAKE. Nevada Union Basketball team under the direction of Varsity Coach Tim Kays, will open the season December 2 when it plays Rio Linda in Sacramento, Last Years team which placed 2nd in league play was composed mostly of seniors who graduated, and as a result coach Kays will have only 3 returning lettermen Also lacking is height with only 2 players over 6'l (Dave Breuer 6'4 and Mike Notle 6'3) the team will depend more on speed and team work. Coach Kays expects the toughest com petition in preseason games from LaSierra, and in season games from Oroville, Marysville, and last years champions Yuba City. Nevada Union Varsity Dave Murray Acker, Steve Breuer, Dave Davies, Don Ellis, Butch Furano, Del Lewis, Dave Noble, Mike Sanford, Brian Thomas, Allen Wood, Steve « The valleys and mountain ridges get their coat of white blanket with the season's first flurries of snow in Nevada County. To prove a point, after hearing the rain fall for several days, Nugget Photographer, George Brooks and Editor John Clark, drove eight miles up on highway 49 toward Reno and found plenty of snow last Monday.. Tocarry th2 report a bit farther, snow was still falling and snow plows were lying in wait to keep the highway cleared. Gold Unit Shrine Club Officers Installed for-67 The photos were taken just short of Washington crossing and would indicate that with continued snow and rains the highway to Reno would soon be bedded down in the white stuff for the winter, ushering in a full and active winter season for ski'ers and people who just love to play inthe cold Nevada County Mountains. rr. Left to Right; Wayne Williamson, Sec-Treas: John Bennett, President; Phil Geiss, Chief Rabban; Jack Siegfried, Vice Preside nt. , 2K a r The Gold Unit Shrine Club of Ben Ali Temple held it's annual Dinner at which new officers for signal honor to Ben Ali' the coming year were installed Friday evening November 18th, at the Veteran's Memorial Building in Grass Valley. The Dinner also paid Temple's Potentate, Jerry McKinley. The Gold Unit Club is composed of Shriners living in Grass Valley, Nevada City and Nevada County. . John Bennett, was installed as President for the new year; Jack Siegfried, Vice President and Wayne Williamson, Secretary-Treasurer. Potentate's Representatives: Wallace Wieger, Grass Valley; Clinton Lee, Nevada City. .Directors for the Club are: Claude Williams, Wayne Fowler, EarlCovey, Lou Thompson, Orvin Fry, Charles Friant, Ted Edwards and Oliver Stewart. The local Shrine Club is authorized by Ben Ali Temple of Sacramento, and enables local county members of the shrine to hold meetings, carry on projects ofa local nature and to work with the parent Temple under the direction of the Potentate. Phil Geiss Chief Rabban of Ben Ali Temple was installing officer. Illustrious Potentate Jerry McKinley, in whose special honor the dinner was held spoke to the group at the conclusion of the ceremonies. kK OK Mentally Retarded Funds Allocated Six community organizations will receive funds, totaling $27, 278, for comprehensive mental retardation planning to the local level, it was announced this week by Paul D. Ward, Administrator of the Health and Welfare Agency. Among the groups receiving funds is the Community Welfare Council of the Greater Sacramento Area, to plan services for Sacramento, Nevada, Yolo, Coulusa, Butte, Glenn, Sierra, Yuba, ’ Sutter, Placer, El Dorado, Alpine, Calaveras and San Joaquin Counties. The Community Welfare Counci! of the Greater Sacramento Area will receive a grant of $4, 033. The funds are part ot a $193, 900 Federal grant to California by the Public Health Service, Dep artment of Health, Education and Welfare, to carry forward the work started by the state's Study Commission on Mental Retardation. Se Shop Nugget Classified ‘Ads [How LOOKS AS IF GOVER-. NOR-E LECT REAGAN is stirring a few political pots in Sacramento and some of the left-overs from the previous administration don't savor the stew. Acridcomments are available on the various T.V., news programs as to the "peculiar" method in which rapid Ronnie is being Sworn into office, etc! Also alarming to exofficios is the determination and dedication with which Ronnie is pursuing his original promises to the voting public. WELL, LET'S SIT BACK AND GIVE THE LADA CHANCE! From present indications he may surprise quite a few of us-even his most ardent Supporters. * * * * NEWSING AROUND: On a recent rain y day, JOAN DAYTON decided to report to the police Stating to have her fingerprints taken as a prelude to a teaching position. Since the weather was disagreeable and thoroughly nasty, she dressed in the'oldest clothing she could find and attired the children in ditto manner. Now Joan freely admits she wasn't running competition to the ten best dressed but she was a little distracted to have the police station attendant cast one Sympathetic look at her and deduce: "0H, ISEE THE WELFARE OF FICE SENT YOU!".,. THE ALTA SIERRA DINING ROOM gives youa choice for the spelling of Saturday. You can have it served as SATT RADAY, or if you don't fancy that tidbit there is even SATERDAY, but if you still aren't satisfied with the fare they do offer a few menus with the old, tired andtrue SATURDAY !.:, . AND SPEAKING OF MISPELLING-one of the area papers featured a little ditty for the UNITED AIRLINES, Iam sure United will enjoy that one! However, this particular word does seem to bea troublesome one! The Sacramento Bee spoke of Americaas the Untied States ina typographical mistake. An believe meUNTIED THEY AIN'T. and, Thove . by Kimary SHIRLEY TAYLOR tells of a N.c, friend who visited the big city and parked his car on a side street close to an alley. Upon returning tothe car he discovered he had locked the keys inside. Being a resourceful man, he produced a piece of wire and proceeded to competently break into his own car. Just as he opened the door a sibulant whisper echoed from the Shadows of the alley: "HEY BUDDY! THAT WAS PRETTY SLICK!" The whisper was followed by the appearance ofa man who appeared the epitome of police lineup material. The N.C. Citizen leaped into his auto and roared off into the night assuming that the least the gentleman would have asked was that he do the same opensesame for the long line of cars parked along the ONE OF THE CUSTOMERS at the Jack's Deer Creek Inn was being towed toward the exit by a tired Mrs., but he didn't go soundlessly. As he reluctantly followed the little woman he wistfully eyed the unfinished highball resting on a table and plaintively inquired: "HEY FELLOWS, HOW'S ABOUT A BURBON BAG?" ,.,.., APROPOS: Why don't a group of you older gals in the community get together and form a fun club ? You could all get together for out of town concerts, shows, dinners, etc., and really have aball! This would work well, too, for women with stay-at-home hubbies. Call it Gals on the Loose or Ancients Unlimited or some such thing. I'ma prospective member! * *k *k x QUOTES: James Lovell Jr., Gemini12 command pilot, to space -walking astronaut Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin, Jr.: "What did I tell you, Buzz-four day's vacation with pay and see the world." , THE TEA LEAVES TELL: Every mother knows which side the bread is buttered on-it's the side the kids drop on the floor. 7 ** * &

1D! Phd Nagy Mover l'30" 1966" SPORTS By DAVE BLAKE. Nevada Union Basketball team under the direction of Varsity Coach Tim Kays, will open the season December 2 when it plays Rio Linda in Sacramento, Last Years team which placed 2nd in league play was composed mostly of seniors who graduated, and as a result coach Kays will have only 3 returning lettermen Also lacking is height with only 2 players over 6'l (Dave Breuer 6'4 and Mike Notle 6'3) the team will depend more on speed and team work. Coach Kays expects the toughest com petition in preseason games from LaSierra, and in season games from Oroville, Marysville, and last years champions Yuba City. Nevada Union Varsity Dave Murray Acker, Steve Breuer, Dave Davies, Don Ellis, Butch Furano, Del Lewis, Dave Noble, Mike Sanford, Brian Thomas, Allen Wood, Steve « The valleys and mountain ridges get their coat of white blanket with the season's first flurries of snow in Nevada County. To prove a point, after hearing the rain fall for several days, Nugget Photographer, George Brooks and Editor John Clark, drove eight miles up on highway 49 toward Reno and found plenty of snow last Monday.... Tocarry th2 report a bit farther, snow was still falling and snow plows were lying in wait to keep the highway cleared. Gold Unit Shrine Club Officers Installed for-67 The photos were taken just short of Washington crossing and would indicate that with continued snow and rains the highway to Reno would soon be bedded down in the white stuff for the winter, ushering in a full and active winter season for ski'ers and people who just love to play inthe cold Nevada County Mountains. rr. Left to Right; Wayne Williamson, Sec-Treas: John Bennett, President; Phil Geiss, Chief Rabban; Jack Siegfried, Vice Preside nt. , 2K a r The Gold Unit Shrine Club of Ben Ali Temple held it's annual Dinner at which new officers for signal honor to Ben Ali' the coming year were installed Friday evening November 18th, at the Veteran's Memorial Building in Grass Valley. The Dinner also paid Temple's Potentate, Jerry McKinley. The Gold Unit Club is composed of Shriners living in Grass Valley, Nevada City and Nevada County. . John Bennett, was installed as President for the new year; Jack Siegfried, Vice President and Wayne Williamson, Secretary-Treasurer. Potentate's Representatives: Wallace Wieger, Grass Valley; Clinton Lee, Nevada City. .Directors for the Club are: Claude Williams, Wayne Fowler, EarlCovey, Lou Thompson, Orvin Fry, Charles Friant, Ted Edwards and Oliver Stewart. The local Shrine Club is authorized by Ben Ali Temple of Sacramento, and enables local county members of the shrine to hold meetings, carry on projects ofa local nature and to work with the parent Temple under the direction of the Potentate. Phil Geiss Chief Rabban of Ben Ali Temple was installing officer. Illustrious Potentate Jerry McKinley, in whose special honor the dinner was held spoke to the group at the conclusion of the ceremonies. kK OK Mentally Retarded Funds Allocated Six community organizations will receive funds, totaling $27, 278, for comprehensive mental retardation planning to the local level, it was announced this week by Paul D. Ward, Administrator of the Health and Welfare Agency. Among the groups receiving funds is the Community Welfare Council of the Greater Sacramento Area, to plan services for Sacramento, Nevada, Yolo, Coulusa, Butte, Glenn, Sierra, Yuba, ’ Sutter, Placer, El Dorado, Alpine, Calaveras and San Joaquin Counties. The Community Welfare Counci! of the Greater Sacramento Area will receive a grant of $4, 033. The funds are part ot a

$193, 900 Federal grant to California by the Public Health Service, Dep artment of Health, Education and Welfare, to carry forward the work started by the state's Study Commission on Mental Retardation. Se Shop Nugget Classified ‘Ads [How LOOKS AS IF GOVER-. NOR-E LECT REAGAN is stirring a few political pots in Sacramento and some of the left-overs from the previous administration don't savor the stew. Acridcomments are available on the various T.V., news programs as to the "peculiar" method in which rapid Ronnie is being Sworn into office, etc! Also alarming to exofficios is the determination and dedication with which Ronnie is pursuing his original promises to the voting public. WELL, LET'S SIT BACK AND GIVE THE LADA CHANCE! From present indications he may surprise quite a few of us-even his most ardent Supporters. * * * * NEWSING AROUND: On a recent rain y day, JOAN DAYTON decided to report to the police Stating to have her fingerprints taken as a prelude to a teaching position. Since the weather was disagreeable and thoroughly nasty, she dressed in the'oldest clothing she could find and attired the children in ditto manner. Now Joan freely admits she wasn't running competition to the ten best dressed but she was a little distracted to have the police station attendant cast one Sympathetic look at her and deduce: "0H, ISEE THE WELFARE OF FICE SENT YOU!".,. THE ALTA SIERRA DINING ROOM gives youa choice for the spelling of Saturday. You can have it served as SATT RADAY, or if you don't fancy that tidbit there is even SATERDAY, but if you still aren't satisfied with the fare they do offer a few menus with the old, tired andtrue SATURDAY !.:, . AND SPEAKING OF MISPELLING-one of the area papers featured a little ditty for the UNITED AIRLINES, Iam sure United will enjoy that one! However, this particular word does seem to bea troublesome one! The Sacramento Bee spoke of Americaas the Untied States ina typographical mistake. An believe meUNTIED THEY AIN'T.. and, Thove . by Kimary SHIRLEY TAYLOR tells of a N.c, friend who visited the big city and parked his car on a side street close to an alley. Upon returning tothe car he discovered he had locked the keys inside. Being a resourceful man, he produced a piece of wire and proceeded to competently break into his own car. Just as he opened the door a sibulant whisper echoed from the Shadows of the alley: "HEY BUDDY! THAT WAS PRETTY SLICK!" The whisper was followed by the appearance ofa man who appeared the epitome of police lineup material. The N.C. Citizen leaped into his auto and roared off into the night assuming that the least the gentleman would have asked was that he do the same opensesame for the long line of cars parked along the ONE OF THE CUSTOMERS at the Jack's Deer Creek Inn was being towed toward the exit by a tired Mrs., but he didn't go soundlessly. As he reluctantly followed the little woman he wistfully eyed the unfinished highball resting on a table and plaintively inquired: "HEY FELLOWS, HOW'S ABOUT A BURBON BAG?" ,.,..., APROPOS: Why don't a group of you older gals in the community get together and form a fun club ? You could all get together for out of town concerts, shows, dinners, etc., and really have aball! This would work well, too, for women with stay-at-home hubbies. Call it Gals on the Loose or Ancients Unlimited or some such thing. I'ma prospective member! * *k *k x QUOTES: James Lovell Jr., Gemini12 command pilot, to space -walking astronaut Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin, Jr.: "What did I tell you, Buzz-four day's vacation with pay and see the world." , THE TEA LEAVES TELL: Every mother knows which side the bread is buttered on-it's the side the kids drop on the floor. 7 ** * &