October 10, 1962 (10 pages)

P } 401 1932 418, 1947 SES TES FORE PRPS PES rs @ . = a Nevada County NUGGET.Wednesday, October 10, 1962.Page 5 By Greg Mott; * The final énrolment at the high school hag been set at 982 students. Of this number, 393 are sophomores, 333 juniors, and 256 seniors. The over-capacity enrolment has caused some doubling-up in book lockers, but this will shortly .be remedied as the new lockers have arrived and are being assembled in the halls, ees The Nevada Union Future Farmers held their first day meeting Sept. 17. The meeting was called for the presentation of an award to former president Dave Casper. Mr. Frank Grossman from the Santa Fe Railroad presented Dave with a Certificate of Merit (given to only 24 boys in the state) and a check for $75 to help finance the promising young farmer's trip to Kansas City where he willreceive an award never received before by any NUer. Dave also received a check for $50 from Mr. Clete Osterholt, manager of Safeway, and representative from the Grass Valley Rotary Club. Wednesday, Oct. 17, the Hollywood Photo Company will take pictures during the P,E. classés. The price is $1.35 this year instead of ilverware Diamonds Watches Clocks AND MANY OTHER GIFTS SE aE rernyragrey” our Gold. Nugget and Quartz Jewelry Makes Lasting Gifts & Appropriate Souvenirs Of The Gold Country EXPERT WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIRING Valley ewe co Since 1875 124 MILLST., GRASS VALLEY Grass + $1.75, and any studem wish‘ing to buy the pictures must pay the full amount at the time they are taken, There . ’ will be no partial sales, ee6 The Grass Valley members of CSF visited the last city council meeting, Sept, 25, at the request of the council, Those CSFers who attended were seniors and are taking Civics. The students, Martha Leber, Betty Burcham, and Terry Simpson, reported to theit Civics classes about their visit. eee The California Scholarship Federation has finally gotten organized after a long delay due tothe illness of Mrs. Margaret Stevens, one of the advisors, Miss Margaret Pharis, the other advisor, called for petitions of prospective members tobe handed in and the first meeting washeldtoelect officers this Monday. At this writ ing, however, the results are not available. Sophomores inCSF are Jonathan Leber, Christina Beal, Claudia Clark, Brian Haley, Joann Hanneforth, CarolKuflik, Stephanie Lambert, Cokie Lewis, T erry Meekins, Martha Penaluna, Wesley Schulz, Linda Swenson, Debbie Thompson, Melodie Webster, Paula Wagoniere, Patricia Weiss, Mary Williams, Junior CSFers: Ann Cassettari, Gayle Evans, John Frazek, Sue Kingston, David Marshall, Catherine Martz, Mike O'Conner, Gigi Partington, Mark Paye, Karen Sheahan, Vicki Pjontek, Kathy Pontius, Margaret MARTUNG'S. Phone 273-3039 Sheridan, Kathy Sherman, Richard Womack, Senior members: Cheryl Atchley, BettyBurcham, Martha Leber, Gregory Mott, Terry Simpson, Sandra Stortz, and Terry Taylor. eee Tryouts fordrum majorettes were held in the band room Thursday, Sept. 27. Chosentorepresent the school were Cerrita Barry, leader, members, Completes Training SAN DIEGO--Kirk D, Mar. >> shall, son of Mr. and Mrs, } DonaldD, Marshall of Route . . 1, Nevada City, has completed recruit training at the Naval Training Center. ADVERTISING NOVELTIES ~ Trade At Home Call ART PHELPS 2737510 9-5 -273-7593 after 5 PRINTED FORMS. day or night simplicity oo ready fo serve you . BERGEMANN Funeral Chapel 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City call 265-2421 H . Own A Home Of Your Own ASSEMBLE IT YOURSELF 2 or 3 Bedroom PRE FABRICATED 1008 sq. ft. for less than * **100 AMP, ELECTRICAL SYSTEM * * *ALL FIXTURES, & DOORS ARE INCLUDED 5500 CUPBOARDS, STOP IN TO SEE OUR FLOOR PLANS, ——————— to 2 SUPPLY 120 E. Main St., Grass Valley 2736608 . SSeS RTE R Pools GOLD by Bob Paine Girl's basketball in 1921 was represented by this team of champions-even tho the -aniform of the day had its handicaps-what's wrong with a young lady's ankle-says Iand those bloomers-but then it was 1921. Left to right-Dorothy Baker (Hamilton), Cleo Sigourney (Mrs. Frank Valeschini), Louise Martin (M' Lady Mrs. Albert Polglase), Marian Rodgers (Mrs. William Ghidotti), Florence Worthley (Mrs. Al Bates), Anna Genasci (deceased). * Kay Wasley, Cathy] =~ = Gallino, and Joyce Beary,. ~— ~ we MBER « COMMERCE The Nevada City Chamber of Commerce in 1915 was an enthusiastic group of NC merchants who posessedthe know-how, who for the protection of NC worked constantly tosave the town against great obstacles, but love of community was their first goal-individual enrichment second-L-R Jack Grissel, stage owner & men's clothing, FredCassidy, mining supplies, who ina period of lean days extended liberal credit to put the Idaho-Maryland Mine on its feet andlivedtosee his faith rewarded and for the Idaho to produce millions, Herman Hartung, watch repairer and jeweler, Jack Curnow, hardware and town prankster, George Gildersleeve, pub. OYsXwe DYDD WRA YR EK & . . NUGGET BwHS ANP BDH we BH ED North San Juan News By Donna Milhous Mary and Frank Cardoza, of French Corral, will be missed by all of their friends. They are moving to the Bay Area forthe winter, however they will be up on weekends and back, we hope, next spring. ees Dawn Trubschenk and Kit Orr are spending every spare mihute practising for the "Messiah", a Christmas program put on by the Grass Valley Methodist Church, Did you know that Christmas is only ten weeks away. I have a solution Daylight Saving Month. just turn the calender back a.month when we getthrough November. We could spend the second Thanksgiving being thankful for the extra month to prepare for Christmas and income tax returns, ee It isalmost a must for Ted Pappas to rebuild the saw mill of San Juan Wood Products that burned to the ground early Monday morning. The brand new. planing mill and dry kiln sitting there demands it. Now running on a skeleton crew, this mill is vital to the economy of the area, as during it's peak of operation it employs upwards of 30 men with a monthly payroll of around $16,000. ees Toni Browning tells me that their square dance caller~teacher, Bill Lewis, plans on starting a new beginners class sometime in November, Dances are held on Saturday nights, Anyone interested may callToni at AX 2-3218, FEATUR Leonard F. Carey Phone 273-4300 P.O. Box 944, Grass Valley, California Real Estate Investments-Mortgage Loans Y UNIT LOTS & SAVE T¢és APT te We Don‘t call on Saturday mornings, though, asToni doesn't liketo be disturbed while watching Fury. ee Cheryl Fogarty, Ed Hedges, Linda and Pat Browning all went to Reno Saturday night to attend the wedding of friends, Tommy Lukes and NancyFulghum, Though the newly weds are living in Grass Valley, they are looking for a house near Penn Valley, eee The Phillips were hosts over theweekendtoDr Taylor and Dr. Anderson of Fresno and their two Afghan Hounds, Rahjah and Flasher. I had the pleasure of meeting these aristocratic canines (they don't jump on you and they don't even wag their tails) and have never felt more like a peasant. eee Scott Atha, formerly of Tyler, received a letter from his stepson, "Fritz” T oedtemeier, whois a Cadet at the Merchant M arineAcademy at Kings Point Long Island Fritz was one of four local boys chosen for the military scholarships. eee Sept. 29 found me out bright and early with a newly purchased four-ten looking for slow flying quail. Later that morning my neighbor informed me that it wasn't really the season around our area. Mr. Game Warden, your little quail were as safe as if they had beentoa meeting of the Audubon Society. Realtor FOREST PRODUCTS HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY +4444 44444 + Dial 278-2271 D.E. MATSON Gold Quartz Democratic Club CORNISH PASTY DINNER For Harold T. Johnson Saturday, October 20, 1962 Elk’s Club Grass Valley Y Tickets $2.50 lisher Nevada City News, James Hutchison, foundrymanand Fire Chief, Tom Hogan, shoes and county official, Emil Ott, gold assayer, next two men I don't know (do you?), nextis W. G. or Harley Lord, county official, Walter Mobley, hardware and later Justice of the Peace, Phillip Scadden, baker, grocer, Mr. Elks Lodge, Lee Garthe, insurance and Justice of the Peace and Free Woodman, Chamber of Commerce Secretary and the person most responsible for bringing the Camp Fire Girls to Lake Vera-one of NC's greatest tourist assets for 30 years-growing in importance with each passing year. Great men-each and everyone. The Doctor's Prescription hor bawily health protection CALIFORNIA PHYSICIANS’ SERVICE Bere ShieldCurnow H alls Insurance Agency 316 Broad Street, Nevada City, P.O, Box 66 Dial 265-4586 Surgical Medical Hospital Benefits CPS individual and family coverage is now available through our offices— Let us give you complete details on PLACER SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION CURRENT RATE PER ANNUM INTEREST COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY SAVINGS POSTMARKED THE 10TH EARN FROM THE FIRST OF THAT MONTH SAVE BY MAIL 965 LINCOLN WAY « TU 5.2485 + AUBURN, CALIF. this superior program.

P } 401 1932 418, 1947 SES TES FORE PRPS PES rs @ . = a Nevada County NUGGET..Wednesday, October 10, 1962..Page 5 By Greg Mott; * The final énrolment at the high school hag been set at 982 students. Of this number, 393 are sophomores, 333 juniors, and 256 seniors. The over-capacity enrolment has caused some doubling-up in book lockers, but this will shortly .be remedied as the new lockers have arrived and are being assembled in the halls, ees The Nevada Union Future Farmers held their first day meeting Sept. 17. The meeting was called for the presentation of an award to former president Dave Casper. Mr. Frank Grossman from the Santa Fe Railroad presented Dave with a Certificate of Merit (given to only 24 boys in the state) and a check for $75 to help finance the promising young farmer's trip to Kansas City where he willreceive an award never received before by any NUer. Dave also received a check for $50 from Mr. Clete Osterholt, manager of Safeway, and representative from the Grass Valley Rotary Club. Wednesday, Oct. 17, the Hollywood Photo Company will take pictures during the P,E. classés. The price is $1.35 this year instead of ilverware Diamonds Watches Clocks AND MANY OTHER GIFTS SE aE rernyragrey” our Gold. Nugget and Quartz Jewelry Makes Lasting Gifts & Appropriate Souvenirs Of The Gold Country EXPERT WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIRING Valley ewe co Since 1875 124 MILLST., GRASS VALLEY Grass + $1.75, and any studem wish‘ing to buy the pictures must pay the full amount at the time they are taken, There . ’ will be no partial sales, ee6 The Grass Valley members of CSF visited the last city council meeting, Sept, 25, at the request of the council, Those CSFers who attended were seniors and are taking Civics. The students, Martha Leber, Betty Burcham, and Terry Simpson, reported to theit Civics classes about their visit. eee The California Scholarship Federation has finally gotten organized after a long delay due tothe illness of Mrs. Margaret Stevens, one of the advisors, Miss Margaret Pharis, the other advisor, called for petitions of prospective members tobe handed in and the first meeting washeldtoelect officers this Monday. At this writ ing, however, the results are not available. Sophomores inCSF are Jonathan Leber, Christina Beal, Claudia Clark, Brian Haley, Joann Hanneforth, CarolKuflik, Stephanie Lambert, Cokie Lewis, T erry Meekins, Martha Penaluna, Wesley Schulz, Linda Swenson, Debbie Thompson, Melodie Webster, Paula Wagoniere, Patricia Weiss, Mary Williams, Junior CSFers: Ann Cassettari, Gayle Evans, John Frazek, Sue Kingston, David Marshall, Catherine Martz, Mike O'Conner, Gigi Partington, Mark Paye, Karen Sheahan, Vicki Pjontek, Kathy Pontius, Margaret MARTUNG'S. Phone 273-3039 Sheridan, Kathy Sherman, Richard Womack, Senior members: Cheryl Atchley, BettyBurcham, Martha Leber, Gregory Mott, Terry Simpson, Sandra Stortz, and Terry Taylor. eee Tryouts fordrum majorettes were held in the band room Thursday, Sept. 27. Chosentorepresent the school were Cerrita Barry, leader, members, Completes Training SAN DIEGO--Kirk D, Mar. >> shall, son of Mr. and Mrs, } DonaldD, Marshall of Route . . 1, Nevada City, has completed recruit training at the Naval Training Center. ADVERTISING NOVELTIES ~ Trade At Home Call ART PHELPS 2737510 9-5 -273-7593 after 5 PRINTED FORMS. day or night simplicity oo ready fo serve you . BERGEMANN Funeral Chapel 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City call 265-2421 H . Own A Home Of Your Own ASSEMBLE IT YOURSELF 2 or 3 Bedroom PRE FABRICATED 1008 sq. ft. for less than * **100 AMP, ELECTRICAL SYSTEM * * *ALL FIXTURES, & DOORS ARE INCLUDED 5500 CUPBOARDS, STOP IN TO SEE OUR FLOOR PLANS, ——————— to 2 SUPPLY 120 E. Main St., Grass Valley 2736608 . SSeS RTE R Pools GOLD by Bob Paine

Girl's basketball in 1921 was represented by this team of champions-even tho the -aniform of the day had its handicaps-what's wrong with a young lady's ankle-says Iand those bloomers-but then it was 1921. Left to right-Dorothy Baker (Hamilton), Cleo Sigourney (Mrs. Frank Valeschini), Louise Martin (M' Lady Mrs. Albert Polglase), Marian Rodgers (Mrs. William Ghidotti), Florence Worthley (Mrs. Al Bates), Anna Genasci (deceased). * Kay Wasley, Cathy] =~ = Gallino, and Joyce Beary,. ~— ~ we MBER « COMMERCE The Nevada City Chamber of Commerce in 1915 was an enthusiastic group of NC merchants who posessedthe know-how, who for the protection of NC worked constantly tosave the town against great obstacles, but love of community was their first goal-individual enrichment second-L-R Jack Grissel, stage owner & men's clothing, FredCassidy, mining supplies, who ina period of lean days extended liberal credit to put the Idaho-Maryland Mine on its feet andlivedtosee his faith rewarded and for the Idaho to produce millions, Herman Hartung, watch repairer and jeweler, Jack Curnow, hardware and town prankster, George Gildersleeve, pub. OYsXwe DYDD WRA YR EK & . . NUGGET BwHS ANP BDH we BH ED North San Juan News By Donna Milhous Mary and Frank Cardoza, of French Corral, will be missed by all of their friends. They are moving to the Bay Area forthe winter, however they will be up on weekends and back, we hope, next spring. ees Dawn Trubschenk and Kit Orr are spending every spare mihute practising for the "Messiah", a Christmas program put on by the Grass Valley Methodist Church, Did you know that Christmas is only ten weeks away.. I have a solution Daylight Saving Month.. just turn the calender back a.month when we getthrough November.. We could spend the second Thanksgiving being thankful for the extra month to prepare for Christmas and income tax returns, ee It isalmost a must for Ted Pappas to rebuild the saw mill of San Juan Wood Products that burned to the ground early Monday morning. The brand new. planing mill and dry kiln sitting there demands it. Now running on a skeleton crew, this mill is vital to the economy of the area, as during it's peak of operation it employs upwards of 30 men with a monthly payroll of around $16,000. ees Toni Browning tells me that their square dance caller~teacher, Bill Lewis, plans on starting a new beginners class sometime in November, Dances are held on Saturday nights, Anyone interested may callToni at AX 2-3218, FEATUR Leonard F. Carey Phone 273-4300 P.O. Box 944, Grass Valley, California Real Estate Investments-Mortgage Loans Y UNIT LOTS & SAVE T¢és APT te We Don‘t call on Saturday mornings, though, asToni doesn't liketo be disturbed while watching Fury. ee Cheryl Fogarty, Ed Hedges, Linda and Pat Browning all went to Reno Saturday night to attend the wedding of friends, Tommy Lukes and NancyFulghum, Though the newly weds are living in Grass Valley, they are looking for a house near Penn Valley, eee The Phillips were hosts over theweekendtoDr Taylor and Dr. Anderson of Fresno and their two Afghan Hounds, Rahjah and Flasher. I had the pleasure of meeting these aristocratic canines (they don't jump on you and they don't even wag their tails) and have never felt more like a peasant. eee Scott Atha, formerly of Tyler, received a letter from his stepson, "Fritz” T oedtemeier, whois a Cadet at the Merchant M arineAcademy at Kings Point Long Island Fritz was one of four local boys chosen for the military scholarships. eee Sept. 29 found me out bright and early with a newly purchased four-ten looking for slow flying quail. Later that morning my neighbor informed me that it wasn't really the season around our area. Mr. Game Warden, your little quail were as safe as if they had beentoa meeting of the Audubon Society. Realtor FOREST PRODUCTS HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY +4444 44444 + Dial 278-2271 D.E. MATSON Gold Quartz Democratic Club CORNISH PASTY DINNER For Harold T. Johnson Saturday, October 20, 1962 Elk’s Club Grass Valley Y Tickets $2.50 lisher Nevada City News, James Hutchison, foundrymanand Fire Chief, Tom Hogan, shoes and county official, Emil Ott, gold assayer, next two men I don't know (do you?), nextis W. G. or Harley Lord, county official, Walter Mobley, hardware and later Justice of the Peace, Phillip Scadden, baker, grocer, Mr. Elks Lodge, Lee Garthe, insurance and Justice of the Peace and Free Woodman, Chamber of Commerce Secretary and the person most responsible for bringing the Camp Fire Girls to Lake Vera-one of NC's greatest tourist assets for 30 years-growing in importance with each passing year. Great men-each and everyone. The Doctor's Prescription hor bawily health protection CALIFORNIA PHYSICIANS’ SERVICE Bere ShieldCurnow H alls Insurance Agency 316 Broad Street, Nevada City, P.O, Box 66 Dial 265-4586 Surgical Medical Hospital Benefits CPS individual and family coverage is now available through our offices— Let us give you complete details on PLACER SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION CURRENT RATE PER ANNUM INTEREST COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY SAVINGS POSTMARKED THE 10TH EARN FROM THE FIRST OF THAT MONTH SAVE BY MAIL 965 LINCOLN WAY « TU 5.2485 + AUBURN, CALIF. this superior program.