September 19, 1962 (12 pages)

eda. erin only serRick mas, 1 out sulln the corand The one hico yada of first oot= Colll be . the The abot ght en = ule. nd, the nto are 1 in 1001 yith and ;olat 8 ture und ever n as rnia ly a “oad the ting iked icks and ain. asts nev0 go nifi1 to ical d of ighand 1evimooh Ma a ¥ The Nevada County NUGGET.Wednesday, September 19, > The first day of school at North San Juan was marred by the tragic fire which burned the Lloyd Harris home to the ground, There will be a shower for Mr. & Mrs, Harris at Babe's Hall. Sept, 28, at 8 p.m, Verna Harris, North San Juan School's beloved first and second grade teacher burned her hand and arm severely while trying to rescue her antiques from the flames, The Harris" will live in the Peterson home on Sebastopol Rd, temporarily, The Chuck Weese Family has moved from the Peterson home and arenow living in Grass Valley. The public is invited to the shower. se¢ee8 Speaking of showers, Irene and Harry Jensen attended a baby shower for Cynthia and Vic Brodie Friday night and were amazed when the couples' two day oldson Victor Jr. also attended. ‘He had made his arrival two weeks early just in time for his party. THE mouNntA'® PUG CLEANE® FREE ESTIMATES TOWN TALK eo 265-2570 FreePick-up And Delivery, Roger Betz is the name of North SanJuan'snew school principal. He hails from New Jersey & teaches the 6th,'7th, and 8th grades. He is living in a trailer on the.C,. Haverty property. eees8 Frances and Oliver Milhous took a trip to the Bay Area last week and came home with two surprises for foster sons Lannie and Danny Lakayo. They brought 13 year old Ronnie and 10 year old Charleen Lakayo to live on the ranch, eeee8 A shivaree planned for new ly weds, Linda & Pat Browning, backfired slightly a week ago Saturday night when the couple heard about it ahead of time and hid on the hill behind their home. Not finding anyone home, the party-givers proceeded to mess things up while Pat and his bride got even by stealing all the car keys. Later refreshments were served at the home of Toni and Bill Browning and every one is "friends" again. eeee% Nancy Smallridge and Perry Sonke of Nevada City . were married Saturday evening in a formal ceremony at , St. Johns Catholic Church in ‘ North San Juan. Reverend Father Robert Connelly of, ficiated, father of the bride CalSmallridge gave his 1 daughter away, Muriel Atchinson was maid of honor, and Charles Milton was best man. A reception was held later at the Smallridge home. The NEWS couple will make their home in Grass Valley, eeee6¢ Two San Juan girls, Marcena Welker and Cheryl Fogerty did very nicely at the Auburn Fair. Marcena took three head of guernseys down ‘andwon a first and two seconds and her heifer was a runner up for Reserve Champion. : Chery! showed her three thoroughbred horses in the halter classes and got first, second and third places with them, My children brought home seven trophies, four second place and a fourth & fifth place ribbons at the Nevada County Horseman's Trophy Show a week ago Sunday Johnny who is five managed to win one of them, we eat around it every day as it is reposing onthe kitchen a noticeable, eeee8 One of the unexpected bonuses of school starting is that if I can get our radio dial unstuck, I can listen to something besides KXOA, We'll see if three months of twists, stomps, mashes and rock androll has completely jaded my tastes in music. I don't know about other _ people's kids but mine were beginning to get a little more ding-a-ling than usual, I came home from a ten day visit to my parents home to findthe leaves of my favorite rose bush painted blue. I'll still be laughing when the little men in white jackets come to get me, Electricity keeps nearly Pa million horses at work for =. alifornia farmers and you Nearly 2-million horsepower in electric pumps and motors help California’s skillful farmers grow crops worth $3 Billion a year. Farming makes our economy grow. by creating jobs, new business and better living for everyone. PG&E pioneered the use of farm electricity (which improves farm productivity) . and continues to supply electricity at bargain rates. PG and Pacific Gas and Electric Company o: -. a J 4 oJ AUUUAMS UnAAWY aAUuTIM vaniaNnsd Fool's Gold Thailand Edition i ASIA > ee , se ee . GION AL HANI A visit to the Asia Regional office of the UNICEF made us proud to be vi Americans and to note the great work this children's fund is doing where its h so desperately needed. A Thai friend told Ruth this is the one program enthusi FUND =E OFFICE : WiAHUT UWA A< q siting elp is astically supported by the peoples of the orient. Remember this when trick and treat time comes this Halloween and you are asked to give pennies for this great human effort. We know, we were there, we checked. breakfast bar and is sort of . smeege BG Our last night in Bangkok was at a Thai theater. Our memory lingers with the appreciation of rhythmic movement, elaborate coloring, and the lilting strains of oriental music. It was an evening of sheer and mystical delight. Doctor kg ae Frightening demons guard every palace in Bangkok, Ss, wore a P od vay All good things must come to an end, so must this trip that Ruth and I have beentaking, Travel, dear readers, is not all peaches and cream. There are times when its just plain hard work, A new bed every night, daily changes of food, travel difficulties can make for exhaustion, The rewards come with the passing yearsthe memories that linger on like the ship departures from the big ports the serpentine confetti and balloons the Aloha band in Hawaii, and Japanese band at Kobe and the Malaya Bag Pipe band at Hong Kong. The food the best was in Singapore borsch with sour cream and chicken Kiev mix spices with hot butteruse a kitchen type hypodermic needle and jab into tender chicken and bake the drinks Ruth preferred Singapore slings gin and passion fruit juice 1 liked gimlets gin, lime juice and an atomizer hint of rose water The Raffles Hotel in Singapore that Neil Hennessy knows so well, Manila and typhoon Kate. The Mosque of the Sultan of Johore. The sugar, the coconut, the rubber plantations, New ground rules when next we travel. Breakfast to-gether dinner to-gether each our separate ways ~ Ruth to shop and me to gawk, One suitcase each. Two changes of clothing only. Suddenly we knew we were back in America we remembered the excellent medical care aboard a British ship Dr's visit 70 cents, medicine 28 cents. Then San Francisco I arrived by jet very ill Sunday night -noDoctor. Called hotel physician. Told him by phone that I had got some bum food or water in Thailand. Did my own diagnosing. My lower colon is my Achilles' heel, Said I needed kaoepectate and anti-biotic. He phoned druggist the medicine arrived by taxi $5.75 the whole process had taken 2 minutes of the Dr's time. His bill the next day, $15.00, Makes me wonder about some We knew we were back in America. Never in 24,000 miles oftravel had we taken our eyes off our baggage. We checked it in SF with a well known bus company to Colfax and they promptly lost it-for three days, So till we meet again Aloha, Aurevoir, Sayonara. eee Ree REE TR SYUwswwt QO Daye & eK S NUGGET FEATURES Shes whe Vow st BH HKDAA by Greg. Mott Your NU News reporter started school last Tuesday with both feet somewhat dragging due to having just returned from a hike to the top of Mt. Whitney, Of a party of six, my father and I were the only ones to go . . clear to the Peak (Elevation 14,496), a distance of 10.5 miles. This is an overnight trip requiring back-packs for the first six milestothe overnight stop. One two-mile stretch up the face ofa mountain has 97 switchbacks. Would I do it again? Ask me next y ear when I've had time to forget how miserable fierce and cold that wind can blow after reaching the 12,000 foot elevation. ee ee However, it was back to school Tuesday with the opening-day assembly in which the students were welcomed and Leslie Veldman, the foreign-exchange student from South Africa, was introduced, After these things -++-were done by the student body president, Principal George urged the students to have pride in their school, take part in as many extracurricular activities as they could, support school activities, and striveto do their best in all fields of study. Following this, the student body was dismissed to different parts of the building to receive program schedules and then on to first-period classes, eee e The school is operating above capacity this year with about 1000 students in attendance. Some of the book lockers will have two occupants until new lockers, which have’ been ordered, can arrive and be installed. y The Sophomore class, having elected neither class officersnor cheerleaders, met inthe gym Thursday, At that time Greg Mott, Stan Sodolski, and Terry Taylor, Student Body president, vice president, -and secretary respectively---informed the classhow to fill out petitions and handed out the Code of Ethics, The Code of Ethics, which was drawn up by a committee of students last year, was printed up in an attractive booklet form over the summer, The code, rather than being a list of “don't's”, is a positive statement of an attitude which, if followed, will makethe person a more § N.U. News responsible and acceptable member of society. sees Due to the great number of students, some classes are being held in the library. Mrs, Cassettarri, Latin and Spanish III teacher, has found it necessary to hold a class inthe teachers’ dining room and even teach some students before schooland during brunch, *see3% Student body cards went on sale last Wednesday, The cost of the cards is $2, and they enable the owner to enter games at student prices ($.25 instead of $1). No student may hold an office, sign a petition, vote in student body elections, or ride rooters* buses to games without a card, The '62 yearbook had arrived and was handed out to those students who had bought them, starting atnoon on Wednesday and at a yearbook party Wednesday night. Because the annual did not come out until this time of year, many more Senior activities were covered than when the book had to be out before the end of school. Mr, Lynn Bramkamp, teacher in charge of the yearbook, has plans which will make next year's edition even betterand more enjoyable than the ‘62 version. Seeee Leslie Veldman, the for= eign exchange student, arrived about three weeks beforeschool started. He was then taken to Seattle for the World's Fair and returned to Nevada City after a week's stay there. Shortly after his return, Leslie was taken ill with an infection. He recovered very nicely, however, and took his place with the Senior class on the first day of school, Already Leslie is very popular among all classes and the year’ promises to be a very rewarding one with him in our midst, Search for the Northwest Passage extended over 400 years before its navigation by Roald Amundsen, June 16, 1903 to August 30, 1906. RENO LAKE TAHOE LAS VEGAS with qualified, trained, commercial pilots in safe, well maintained aircraft. Cal-Nat Airways LOMA RICA AIRPORT PHONE 273-6151 1962.Page 5 SATU RDAY has a complete line of hunting equipment.everything you are looking for.the brands you know and trust. 210 Broad St, , Nevada City Don't forget to register here for the Hunter's Contest Sponsored By the Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce We Give S & H Green Stamps" * = 204 Main St., Grass Valley

eda. erin only serRick mas, 1 out sulln the corand The one hico yada of first oot= Colll be . the The abot ght en = ule. nd, the nto are 1 in 1001 yith and ;olat 8 ture und ever n as rnia ly a “oad the ting iked icks and ain. asts nev0 go nifi1 to ical d of ighand 1evimooh Ma a ¥ The Nevada County NUGGET..Wednesday, September 19, > The first day of school at North San Juan was marred by the tragic fire which burned the Lloyd Harris home to the ground, There will be a shower for Mr. & Mrs, Harris at Babe's Hall. Sept, 28, at 8 p.m, Verna Harris, North San Juan School's beloved first and second grade teacher burned her hand and arm severely while trying to rescue her antiques from the flames, The Harris" will live in the Peterson home on Sebastopol Rd, temporarily, The Chuck Weese Family has moved from the Peterson home and arenow living in Grass Valley. The public is invited to the shower. se¢ee8 Speaking of showers, Irene and Harry Jensen attended a baby shower for Cynthia and Vic Brodie Friday night and were amazed when the couples' two day oldson Victor Jr. also attended. ‘He had made his arrival two weeks early just in time for his party. THE mouNntA'® PUG CLEANE® FREE ESTIMATES TOWN TALK eo 265-2570 FreePick-up And Delivery, Roger Betz is the name of North SanJuan'snew school principal. He hails from New Jersey & teaches the 6th,'7th, and 8th grades. He is living in a trailer on the.C,. Haverty property. eees8 Frances and Oliver Milhous took a trip to the Bay Area last week and came home with two surprises for foster sons Lannie and Danny Lakayo. They brought 13 year old Ronnie and 10 year old Charleen Lakayo to live on the ranch, eeee8 A shivaree planned for new ly weds, Linda & Pat Browning, backfired slightly a week ago Saturday night when the couple heard about it ahead of time and hid on the hill behind their home. Not finding anyone home, the party-givers proceeded to mess things up while Pat and his bride got even by stealing all the car keys. Later refreshments were served at the home of Toni and Bill Browning and every one is "friends" again. eeee% Nancy Smallridge and Perry Sonke of Nevada City . were married Saturday evening in a formal ceremony at , St. Johns Catholic Church in ‘ North San Juan. Reverend Father Robert Connelly of, ficiated, father of the bride CalSmallridge gave his 1 daughter away, Muriel Atchinson was maid of honor, and Charles Milton was best man. A reception was held later at the Smallridge home. The NEWS couple will make their home in Grass Valley, eeee6¢ Two San Juan girls, Marcena Welker and Cheryl Fogerty did very nicely at the Auburn Fair. Marcena took three head of guernseys down ‘andwon a first and two seconds and her heifer was a runner up for Reserve Champion. : Chery! showed her three thoroughbred horses in the halter classes and got first, second and third places with them, My children brought home seven trophies, four second place and a fourth & fifth place ribbons at the Nevada County Horseman's Trophy Show a week ago Sunday Johnny who is five managed to win one of them, we eat around it every day as it is reposing onthe kitchen a noticeable, eeee8 One of the unexpected bonuses of school starting is that if I can get our radio dial unstuck, I can listen to something besides KXOA, We'll see if three months of twists, stomps, mashes and rock androll has completely jaded my tastes in music. I don't know about other _ people's kids but mine were beginning to get a little more ding-a-ling than usual, I came home from a ten day visit to my parents home to findthe leaves of my favorite rose bush painted blue. I'll still be laughing when the little men in white jackets come to get me, Electricity keeps nearly Pa million horses at work for =. alifornia farmers and you Nearly 2-million horsepower in electric pumps and motors help California’s skillful farmers grow crops worth $3 Billion a year. Farming makes our economy grow.. by creating jobs, new business and better living for everyone. PG&E pioneered the use of farm electricity (which improves farm productivity) .. and continues to supply electricity at bargain rates. PG and Pacific Gas and Electric Company o: -. a J 4 oJ AUUUAMS UnAAWY aAUuTIM vaniaNnsd Fool's Gold Thailand Edition i ASIA > ee , se ee . GION AL HANI A visit to the Asia Regional office of the UNICEF made us proud to be vi Americans and to note the great work this children's fund is doing where its h so desperately needed. A Thai friend told Ruth this is the one program enthusi

FUND =E OFFICE : WiAHUT UWA A< q siting elp is astically supported by the peoples of the orient. Remember this when trick and treat time comes this Halloween and you are asked to give pennies for this great human effort. We know, we were there, we checked. breakfast bar and is sort of . smeege BG Our last night in Bangkok was at a Thai theater. Our memory lingers with the appreciation of rhythmic movement, elaborate coloring, and the lilting strains of oriental music. It was an evening of sheer and mystical delight. Doctor kg ae Frightening demons guard every palace in Bangkok, Ss, wore a P od vay All good things must come to an end, so must this trip that Ruth and I have beentaking, Travel, dear readers, is not all peaches and cream. There are times when its just plain hard work, A new bed every night, daily changes of food, travel difficulties can make for exhaustion, The rewards come with the passing yearsthe memories that linger on like the ship departures from the big ports the serpentine confetti and balloons the Aloha band in Hawaii, and Japanese band at Kobe and the Malaya Bag Pipe band at Hong Kong. The food the best was in Singapore borsch with sour cream and chicken Kiev mix spices with hot butteruse a kitchen type hypodermic needle and jab into tender chicken and bake the drinks Ruth preferred Singapore slings gin and passion fruit juice 1 liked gimlets gin, lime juice and an atomizer hint of rose water The Raffles Hotel in Singapore that Neil Hennessy knows so well, Manila and typhoon Kate. The Mosque of the Sultan of Johore. The sugar, the coconut, the rubber plantations, New ground rules when next we travel. Breakfast to-gether dinner to-gether each our separate ways ~ Ruth to shop and me to gawk, One suitcase each. Two changes of clothing only. Suddenly we knew we were back in America we remembered the excellent medical care aboard a British ship Dr's visit 70 cents, medicine 28 cents. Then San Francisco I arrived by jet very ill Sunday night -noDoctor. Called hotel physician. Told him by phone that I had got some bum food or water in Thailand. Did my own diagnosing. My lower colon is my Achilles' heel, Said I needed kaoepectate and anti-biotic. He phoned druggist the medicine arrived by taxi $5.75 the whole process had taken 2 minutes of the Dr's time. His bill the next day, $15.00, Makes me wonder about some We knew we were back in America. Never in 24,000 miles oftravel had we taken our eyes off our baggage. We checked it in SF with a well known bus company to Colfax and they promptly lost it-for three days, So till we meet again Aloha, Aurevoir, Sayonara. eee Ree REE TR SYUwswwt QO Daye & eK S NUGGET FEATURES Shes whe Vow st BH HKDAA by Greg. Mott Your NU News reporter started school last Tuesday with both feet somewhat dragging due to having just returned from a hike to the top of Mt. Whitney, Of a party of six, my father and I were the only ones to go . . clear to the Peak (Elevation 14,496), a distance of 10.5 miles. This is an overnight trip requiring back-packs for the first six milestothe overnight stop. One two-mile stretch up the face ofa mountain has 97 switchbacks. Would I do it again? Ask me next y ear when I've had time to forget how miserable fierce and cold that wind can blow after reaching the 12,000 foot elevation. ee ee However, it was back to school Tuesday with the opening-day assembly in which the students were welcomed and Leslie Veldman, the foreign-exchange student from South Africa, was introduced, After these things -++-were done by the student body president, Principal George urged the students to have pride in their school, take part in as many extracurricular activities as they could, support school activities, and striveto do their best in all fields of study. Following this, the student body was dismissed to different parts of the building to receive program schedules and then on to first-period classes, eee e The school is operating above capacity this year with about 1000 students in attendance. Some of the book lockers will have two occupants until new lockers, which have’ been ordered, can arrive and be installed. y The Sophomore class, having elected neither class officersnor cheerleaders, met inthe gym Thursday, At that time Greg Mott, Stan Sodolski, and Terry Taylor, Student Body president, vice president, -and secretary respectively---informed the classhow to fill out petitions and handed out the Code of Ethics, The Code of Ethics, which was drawn up by a committee of students last year, was printed up in an attractive booklet form over the summer, The code, rather than being a list of “don't's”, is a positive statement of an attitude which, if followed, will makethe person a more § N.U. News responsible and acceptable member of society. sees Due to the great number of students, some classes are being held in the library. Mrs, Cassettarri, Latin and Spanish III teacher, has found it necessary to hold a class inthe teachers’ dining room and even teach some students before schooland during brunch, *see3% Student body cards went on sale last Wednesday, The cost of the cards is $2, and they enable the owner to enter games at student prices ($.25 instead of $1). No student may hold an office, sign a petition, vote in student body elections, or ride rooters* buses to games without a card, The '62 yearbook had arrived and was handed out to those students who had bought them, starting atnoon on Wednesday and at a yearbook party Wednesday night. Because the annual did not come out until this time of year, many more Senior activities were covered than when the book had to be out before the end of school. Mr, Lynn Bramkamp, teacher in charge of the yearbook, has plans which will make next year's edition even betterand more enjoyable than the ‘62 version. Seeee Leslie Veldman, the for= eign exchange student, arrived about three weeks beforeschool started. He was then taken to Seattle for the World's Fair and returned to Nevada City after a week's stay there. Shortly after his return, Leslie was taken ill with an infection. He recovered very nicely, however, and took his place with the Senior class on the first day of school, Already Leslie is very popular among all classes and the year’ promises to be a very rewarding one with him in our midst, Search for the Northwest Passage extended over 400 years before its navigation by Roald Amundsen, June 16, 1903 to August 30, 1906. RENO LAKE TAHOE LAS VEGAS with qualified, trained, commercial pilots in safe, well maintained aircraft. Cal-Nat Airways LOMA RICA AIRPORT PHONE 273-6151 1962..Page 5 SATU RDAY has a complete line of hunting equipment..everything you are looking for..the brands you know and trust. 210 Broad St, , Nevada City Don't forget to register here for the Hunter's Contest Sponsored By the Grass Valley Chamber of Commerce We Give S & H Green Stamps" * = 204 Main St., Grass Valley