October 31, 1962 (12 pages)

r= he ids ay me it50 rst 7 ag 1ed $ ° ae Nevada County NUGGET.Wednesday, SO ee ~ rena: Pte ee ee <2) eat pe ace __No Ladies Allowed .. ro0Ls ‘OLD by Bob Paine Thursday Night at the Elks has been a Nevada City husbands' tradition for 63 years. To-morrow night Nov. 1, 1962 will be no exceptionas the Thursday night routine is re-establishedin the new $50,000 Elks Home on Pine St. Amost distinguished group of NC citizens is here pictured at Elks about 1922. Seated close to wall: Left to right@ Horace Curnow, Elz@ Kilroy, Darrell fCoughlan, Fred Cassidy, Jim Colley, 2?___, Alphonse Hartung, Alvah Morgan, ys . ?__, Elmer Durbin, Phil Scadden; \ ! "\hiChefs: W. W. Wagner, ? , Lee Garthe, Ed Hook, Bob Carr, Sr., Chester Scheemer, Andy M. Holmes. Front Row left toright Bayliss Lindley, Mr. McGregor, A.W. Hoge, Ed Uren, Ray . Hays, W.E. Wright, ? , William J. Reynolds inwhite shirt, ie , Fred Searles, Harry Row, Ed Stone. Short Table: left toright -ThornEnglish , W.G.Richards, George Grissell, George Calanan, John O'Neill, Bill Celio, Tom Oliver, Lee Leiter. Seated Dr. W.P. Sawyer. Right side of small table: left to rightFred Breese, Dr. J. F. Ivey, Walt Mobley, Gordon Scadden, Herman Brand, e: " Ed Leichter. I Py ¥ iN paket \ , Possibly Never Again e e @ © O@CAN WE OFFER THIS@@)DRYER AT THIS PRICE =D ae . No Trades at This Special Price, Please ose g LUMBER D.E. MATSON FOREST PRODUCTS HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY t+++++4++44+4+ 4+ +4 Dial 273-2271 FREE Delivery up to 10 miles 24: DELUXE FEATURES I iy pe yy ee a a a eet oe Saturday night was big on the north side of the South Fork. The NSJ Volunteer Fire Department held their jitney dinner which wasa great success. Approximately 150 spooks and goblins were served. Haverty's won a steam iron and an electric blanket was won by an unidentified guest. Buelah Hammon was NU News By Greg Mott At the student council meeting last week, a committee was selected to help inthe sale of PTA membership cards. The group will go to the English and Civics classes telling the students about the membership drive. A table will then be set up in the hall from which envelopes may be obtained for purchase of the cards. The Parent T eacher's Association does a great many things for school and it is hoped that a great number of memberships (which are $1.00 each) will be sold, see The theme of the upcoming Junior Prom was the topic of discussion at the JuniorCabinet meeting. Juniors will vote in their English classes for one of the following five proposed themes: "Misty", "Wonderland by Night", "Love Makes the World Go ‘Round”, “Moon River", and "Fascination". sees On Saturday, October 27, NU's band journeyed to Berkeley to play and see the California-Penn, State game. The highschool band is under the direction of Mr. Harold George. e228 This coming Saturday, November 3, the first administration of the Scholastic Aptitude Test will be given in Sacramento. This test, given by the College Entrance Examination Board, is required by most accredited colleges for admission, eSeee8 A meeting of the Student Seminar was held at the home of Terry Taylor last Wednesday. The pre-arranged topic of discussion was "Censorship", but this changed to the Cuban situation, Those students present at the Seminar were, Pauline Atkinson, Barbara Bergantz, Marjie Branagh, Betty Burcham, Elton Butler, Stephanie Lambert, Martha Leber, David Marshall, Mary Mote, Violet Nelson, Sue Pohley, rTerry Simpson, Linda Swenson, Terry Taylor, Debbie Thompson, Blair Tremereaux, Patty Weiss, andRichard Womack, The advisors for the group are Mrs. Ruth Cardin and Mrs. Betty Martin. *** Multi, Heat ***P luff Cycle ***No Special Wiring . Required weeWill Dry 12 ibe. 95605 ***Porcelain Top & Tub ***One Year Parts & Service Guarantee OFFER LIMITED TO SUPPLY ON HAND WE CANNOT GET THIS DRYER AGAIN AT THIS LOW, LOW PRICE The Store : That Service Built EVA Plenty Of Free Parking dial 273-3110 DEMOCRAT * %*& QUALIFIED x EXPERIENCED 214 E. Main St., Grass Valley oo HAROLD T. (BIZZ) JOHNSON Johnson for Coneress Committees. tober 31, 1962.Page 5 _ > vs, Ans ee MP he we HH aye News By Donna Milhous in charge of the outstanding Halloween decor. eee Atthe Masquerade Ball at Peterson's Corner, the costumes were so good that at least three people remained unidentified the whole evening. Outstanding costumes were worn by Kit Orr as a flapper and T oniBrowning as a beatnik. I was Oriental, Miss Fortune Cookie, and and was doing a land office business telling. fortunes until Bill Browning swiped my crystal ball: (which was a Japanese fishnet float). As Bill kept saying, “that's the way the cookie crumbles”, Yak Yak. The stew that was served was delicious and the entire party was just slightly short of wildly hilarious with a clown masterminding an invasion of either Cuba, or the refrigerator. eeee28 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Campbell of Sparks, Nevada, spent the weekend at the home of Mrs. Campbell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Sauer. ee2ee8 Alice and Gene Needham and three children of San Luis Obispo visited with the Oliver Milhous', My daughter Vicki's guest was Kathy Briggs of Grass Valley, although throughout the weekend there was at least ten other teenagers around whom my son Monty entertained by bringing a small horse into the dining room. Everyone thought it was entertaining except me, See ee% Something new for the NSJ Altar Society was their first luncheon to which the public wasinvited. They served 50 people from a menu which featured meat loaf. Several carloads of ladies came out from Nevada City and Grass Valley and stayed for the whist games, FOR BETTER HEALTH CARE FOR ALL. Sponsored by

r= he ids ay me it50 rst 7 ag 1ed $ ° ae Nevada County NUGGET..Wednesday, SO ee ~ rena: Pte ee ee <2) eat pe ace __No Ladies Allowed .... ro0Ls ‘OLD by Bob Paine Thursday Night at the Elks has been a Nevada City husbands' tradition for 63 years. To-morrow night Nov. 1, 1962 will be no exceptionas the Thursday night routine is re-establishedin the new $50,000 Elks Home on Pine St. Amost distinguished group of NC citizens is here pictured at Elks about 1922. Seated close to wall: Left to right@ Horace Curnow, Elz@ Kilroy, Darrell fCoughlan, Fred Cassidy, Jim Colley, 2?___, Alphonse Hartung, Alvah Morgan, ys . ?__, Elmer Durbin, Phil Scadden; \ ! "\hiChefs: W. W. Wagner, ? , Lee Garthe, Ed Hook, Bob Carr, Sr., Chester Scheemer, Andy M. Holmes. Front Row left toright Bayliss Lindley, Mr. McGregor, A.W. Hoge, Ed Uren, Ray . Hays, W.E. Wright, ? , William J. Reynolds inwhite shirt, ie , Fred Searles, Harry Row, Ed Stone. Short Table: left toright -ThornEnglish , W.G.Richards, George Grissell, George Calanan, John O'Neill, Bill Celio, Tom Oliver, Lee Leiter. Seated Dr. W.P. Sawyer. Right side of small table: left to rightFred Breese, Dr. J. F. Ivey, Walt Mobley, Gordon Scadden, Herman Brand, e: " Ed Leichter. I Py ¥ iN paket \ , Possibly Never Again e e @ © O@CAN WE OFFER THIS@@)DRYER AT THIS PRICE =D ae . No Trades at This Special Price, Please ose g LUMBER D.E. MATSON FOREST PRODUCTS HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY t+++++4++44+4+ 4+ +4 Dial 273-2271 FREE Delivery up to 10 miles 24: DELUXE FEATURES I iy pe yy ee a a a eet oe Saturday night was big on the north side of the South Fork. The NSJ Volunteer Fire Department held their jitney dinner which wasa great success. Approximately 150 spooks and goblins were served. Haverty's won a steam iron and an electric blanket was won by an unidentified guest. Buelah Hammon was NU News By Greg Mott At the student council meeting last week, a committee was selected to help inthe sale of PTA membership cards. The group will go to the English and Civics classes telling the students about the membership drive. A table will then be set up in the hall from which envelopes may be obtained for purchase of the cards. The Parent T eacher's Association does a great many things for school and it is hoped that a great number of memberships (which are $1.00 each) will be sold, see The theme of the upcoming Junior Prom was the topic of discussion at the JuniorCabinet meeting. Juniors will vote in their English classes for one of the following five proposed themes: "Misty", "Wonderland by Night", "Love Makes the World Go ‘Round”, “Moon River", and "Fascination". sees On Saturday, October 27, NU's band journeyed to Berkeley to play and see the California-Penn, State game. The highschool band is under the direction of Mr. Harold George. e228

This coming Saturday, November 3, the first administration of the Scholastic Aptitude Test will be given in Sacramento. This test, given by the College Entrance Examination Board, is required by most accredited colleges for admission, eSeee8 A meeting of the Student Seminar was held at the home of Terry Taylor last Wednesday. The pre-arranged topic of discussion was "Censorship", but this changed to the Cuban situation, Those students present at the Seminar were, Pauline Atkinson, Barbara Bergantz, Marjie Branagh, Betty Burcham, Elton Butler, Stephanie Lambert, Martha Leber, David Marshall, Mary Mote, Violet Nelson, Sue Pohley, rTerry Simpson, Linda Swenson, Terry Taylor, Debbie Thompson, Blair Tremereaux, Patty Weiss, andRichard Womack, The advisors for the group are Mrs. Ruth Cardin and Mrs. Betty Martin. *** Multi, Heat ***P luff Cycle ***No Special Wiring . Required weeWill Dry 12 ibe. 95605 ***Porcelain Top & Tub ***One Year Parts & Service Guarantee OFFER LIMITED TO SUPPLY ON HAND WE CANNOT GET THIS DRYER AGAIN AT THIS LOW, LOW PRICE The Store : That Service Built EVA Plenty Of Free Parking dial 273-3110 DEMOCRAT * %*& QUALIFIED x EXPERIENCED 214 E. Main St., Grass Valley oo HAROLD T. (BIZZ) JOHNSON Johnson for Coneress Committees. tober 31, 1962..Page 5 _ > vs, Ans ee MP he we HH aye News By Donna Milhous in charge of the outstanding Halloween decor. eee Atthe Masquerade Ball at Peterson's Corner, the costumes were so good that at least three people remained unidentified the whole evening. Outstanding costumes were worn by Kit Orr as a flapper and T oniBrowning as a beatnik. I was Oriental, Miss Fortune Cookie, and and was doing a land office business telling. fortunes until Bill Browning swiped my crystal ball: (which was a Japanese fishnet float). As Bill kept saying, “that's the way the cookie crumbles”, Yak Yak.. The stew that was served was delicious and the entire party was just slightly short of wildly hilarious with a clown masterminding an invasion of either Cuba, or the refrigerator. eeee28 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Campbell of Sparks, Nevada, spent the weekend at the home of Mrs. Campbell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Sauer. ee2ee8 Alice and Gene Needham and three children of San Luis Obispo visited with the Oliver Milhous', My daughter Vicki's guest was Kathy Briggs of Grass Valley, although throughout the weekend there was at least ten other teenagers around whom my son Monty entertained by bringing a small horse into the dining room. Everyone thought it was entertaining except me, See ee% Something new for the NSJ Altar Society was their first luncheon to which the public wasinvited. They served 50 people from a menu which featured meat loaf. Several carloads of ladies came out from Nevada City and Grass Valley and stayed for the whist games, FOR BETTER HEALTH CARE FOR ALL.. Sponsored by