August 30, 1967 (16 pages)

PERICOICALS SECTION CAL ST LIBRARY SACTO CAL 95614. Remington Hill, House, lue Tent, Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, Anthony irium Tremens. , Red Dog, You Bet, Town Talk, G arr Meadows, Cedar Rid, i — ——n, . a (a IGGET Corral, Rough and Ready, p North San Juan, North Bloom ‘ark, Wolf, Christmas Tt, Liberty Hill, Sailor Fig, Lake City, Selby Flat, Grizzly 5 ace a a ON a al , Moore’s Flat, Orleans Flat, Published Wednesdays, Ne@yadg , August 30; 1967 Volume 42 Number 33. 10 Cents A Copy LJ . a. E 47420 Persons Attend District Fair; Prize Winners Noted The Nevada County District Fair concluded Sunday, and officials counted 47,420 persons through the turnstiles during the four-day run.Mostly fair weather favored the 25th annual event, although there were several threats of rain and a few drops a couple of times. Following are various sweepstakes results: Floriculture -Anna A. Meyer, first; Reva Cortez, second; Eleanor Mulch, third. Baked goods and confections -Elaine Vogt, first; Ruth Covey, second; Rosalle Clanton, third. Painting -Marilou Stirnaman, first in advanced class; Marilyn Filer, first in amaROARING FLAMES quickly destroyed this home in Grass Valley last Thursday. Owned by John Tassone, this house at 318 School St., was a total loss, and the family’s puppie was killed. However, none of the family was injured. The next door house seen at the far right, also was badly damaged. It is owned by Tassone’s father, Salvatore. teur class; and Joyce D. Lausche, first in the Lizzie Glotzmier trophy competition. Clothing -Mrs. G. W. Bazely, first; Erma Colman, second; Madge M. Cummins, third.Preserved foods -Mary A. Wylie, first; Ella Andren, second; Rose Gee, third. 4-H food preparation -Terri Standlee, first. Sandra Shelton, first. Horticulture -Ernst L. Bierwagen, first; Val Baima, second; William T. Kohler, third. Agriculture -Val Baima, first; William Kohler, second; Sherman Chan, third. FFA beef -Douglas Newnan, champion female; Jim Drew, Team roping -Larry Smith and Jim McCarey, first; Jack. Montgomery and Bob Garcia, second. Brahma bull riding -Rex Minton, first; Doug Seminoe, second. Larry Mayworm was main event winner in the destruction derby which wound up the fair. Harley Burleson finished second and Dutch Holland third in the main event. Other winners were: First heat Dutch Holland, first; Fred Felkins, second. Second heat Orville Wright, first; Mel Hall, second. Third heat Dave Inch, first; Larry Mayworm, second. Consolation Joe Rogens. Best looking team of four cars Phil McCully of Grass Valley, captain. §. Pacific Group To Sing Here King Namo Hermious of the Marshall Islands will lead representatives of 17 different Central Pacific Islands in foreign Missions service to be held at the Veterans Mermorial Building, South Auburn Street, Grass Valley, Thur. night at 7:30 p.m. The colorful group of 36 Mic: ronesians will be singing songs of the Pacific and giving testimonies of God's grace in their lives. In the group are King Namo Hermious, whoisalso an elected Congressman to the Congress cd Micronesia Queen Atama Zedekeia of the capital at Majuro and Queen Takabad Ishiguro of Mili Atoll will also be participants. The group, allmembers in the foreign missions program of the Assemblies of God are in the United States as guests andrepresentatives tothe General Council of the Assemblies of God, which was held this year in the Municipal Auditorium, Long Beach. The public is cordially invited toattend this meet ing. There will be no admission charge, but a small offering willbe ac— cepted. champion bull; Brent Davis, per, champion Hampshire reserve champion. ewe; Lloyd McCabe, champion 4-H beef -Terry Prisk, Suffolk ram; Kathy Wolter, champion bull; Brad Sumrell, champion Suffolk ewe; chamchampion female; Brad Sumpion ram all other breeds, rell, reserve champion bull; Chris Bierwagen; champion Carol Schulze, reserve chamewe all other breeds, Chris pion female. Bierwagen. 4-H sheep -Steven Paasch, champion Hamphire ram; In the championship rodeo, Steven Paasch, champion these were the results: Hamphire ewe; Robert Bareback bronc riding -Paasch, champion Suffolk Les Vogt, first; Jess Wilram; Robert Paasch, chamliams, second. 2 pion Suffolk ewe. Calf roping -Jim McCarey, 4-H sheep -Steven Paasch, first; Walt Cockell, second. champion Hampshire ram; Saddle bronc -Larry RobSteven Paasch, champion ewe; inson, first; Tom Hall, second. Robert Paasch, champion SufBulldogging -Stan White, folk ram; Robert Paasch, first; Jack Phillips, second. champion Suffold ewe. Girl’s barrel race -Denise FFA sheep -Steve KloepBird.

PERICOICALS SECTION CAL ST LIBRARY SACTO CAL 95614. Remington Hill, House, lue Tent, Hill, Gold Flat, Soggsville, Gold Bar, Lowell Hill, Bourbon Hill, Scotch Hill, Anthony irium Tremens. , Red Dog, You Bet, Town Talk, G arr Meadows, Cedar Rid, i — ——n, . a (a IGGET Corral, Rough and Ready, p North San Juan, North Bloom ‘ark, Wolf, Christmas Tt, Liberty Hill, Sailor Fig, Lake City, Selby Flat, Grizzly 5 ace a a ON a al , Moore’s Flat, Orleans Flat, Published Wednesdays, Ne@yadg , August 30; 1967 Volume 42 Number 33. 10 Cents A Copy LJ . a. E 47420 Persons Attend District Fair; Prize Winners Noted The Nevada County District Fair concluded Sunday, and officials counted 47,420 persons through the turnstiles during the four-day run.Mostly fair weather favored the 25th annual event, although there were several threats of rain and a few drops a couple of times. Following are various sweepstakes results: Floriculture -Anna A. Meyer, first; Reva Cortez, second; Eleanor Mulch, third. Baked goods and confections -Elaine Vogt, first; Ruth Covey, second; Rosalle Clanton, third. Painting -Marilou Stirnaman, first in advanced class; Marilyn Filer, first in amaROARING FLAMES quickly destroyed this home in Grass Valley last Thursday. Owned by John Tassone, this house at 318 School St., was a total loss, and the family’s puppie was killed. However, none of the family was injured. The next door house seen at the far right, also was badly damaged. It is owned by Tassone’s father, Salvatore. teur class; and Joyce D. Lausche, first in the Lizzie Glotzmier trophy competition. Clothing -Mrs. G. W. Bazely, first; Erma Colman, second; Madge M. Cummins, third.Preserved foods -Mary A. Wylie, first; Ella Andren, second; Rose Gee, third. 4-H food preparation -Terri Standlee, first. Sandra Shelton, first. Horticulture -Ernst L. Bierwagen, first; Val Baima, second; William T. Kohler, third. Agriculture -Val Baima, first; William Kohler, second; Sherman Chan, third. FFA beef -Douglas Newnan, champion female; Jim Drew, Team roping -Larry Smith and Jim McCarey, first; Jack. Montgomery and Bob Garcia, second. Brahma bull riding -Rex Minton, first; Doug Seminoe, second. Larry Mayworm was main event winner in the destruction derby which wound up the fair. Harley Burleson finished second and Dutch Holland third in the main event. Other winners were: First

heat Dutch Holland, first; Fred Felkins, second. Second heat Orville Wright, first; Mel Hall, second. Third heat Dave Inch, first; Larry Mayworm, second. Consolation Joe Rogens. Best looking team of four cars Phil McCully of Grass Valley, captain. §. Pacific Group To Sing Here King Namo Hermious of the Marshall Islands will lead representatives of 17 different Central Pacific Islands in foreign Missions service to be held at the Veterans Mermorial Building, South Auburn Street, Grass Valley, Thur. night at 7:30 p.m. The colorful group of 36 Mic: ronesians will be singing songs of the Pacific and giving testimonies of God's grace in their lives. In the group are King Namo Hermious, whoisalso an elected Congressman to the Congress cd Micronesia Queen Atama Zedekeia of the capital at Majuro and Queen Takabad Ishiguro of Mili Atoll will also be participants. The group, allmembers in the foreign missions program of the Assemblies of God are in the United States as guests andrepresentatives tothe General Council of the Assemblies of God, which was held this year in the Municipal Auditorium, Long Beach. The public is cordially invited toattend this meet ing. There will be no admission charge, but a small offering willbe ac— cepted. champion bull; Brent Davis, per, champion Hampshire reserve champion. ewe; Lloyd McCabe, champion 4-H beef -Terry Prisk, Suffolk ram; Kathy Wolter, champion bull; Brad Sumrell, champion Suffolk ewe; chamchampion female; Brad Sumpion ram all other breeds, rell, reserve champion bull; Chris Bierwagen; champion Carol Schulze, reserve chamewe all other breeds, Chris pion female. Bierwagen. 4-H sheep -Steven Paasch, champion Hamphire ram; In the championship rodeo, Steven Paasch, champion these were the results: Hamphire ewe; Robert Bareback bronc riding -Paasch, champion Suffolk Les Vogt, first; Jess Wilram; Robert Paasch, chamliams, second. 2 pion Suffolk ewe. Calf roping -Jim McCarey, 4-H sheep -Steven Paasch, first; Walt Cockell, second. champion Hampshire ram; Saddle bronc -Larry RobSteven Paasch, champion ewe; inson, first; Tom Hall, second. Robert Paasch, champion SufBulldogging -Stan White, folk ram; Robert Paasch, first; Jack Phillips, second. champion Suffold ewe. Girl’s barrel race -Denise FFA sheep -Steve KloepBird.