July 24, 1968 (8 pages)

DRAGL works on Granite Construction Co. operation on old pion Mine location near Nevada City. Granite ‘has contract for new Grass Valley freeway now being constructed. Tere 8, eee ee Paes Maem aa vie pie a ras Be a . Shriners picnic here on Sunday More than 1,000 Shriners and their families are expected to turn out for the Sunday, July 28 annual family outing at Pioneer Park in Nevada City. Sponsored by the Sacramento Scottish Rites bodies, the Golden Hills Scottish Rites Association and the Mid-Valley Scottish Rite Association, the outing will start at 11 a.m. with refreshments and tours, From 12 noon until 4 p.m. "Cousin Jack" style food will be served and entertainment will be continuous. Members and their families will enjoy the swimming pool and kids' games are scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Reservations are necessary and may be obtained by phoning Walt Wieger, 273-3292, Exercise can cut driving fatigue The danger of monotony for the highway driver is always there behind the scenes. To ward off getting restless behind the wheel, keep your muscles loose and your mind active. And you can do this, advises the National Automobile Club, by exercising right there behind the wheel. Of couse, this must be exercise in moderate amounts, nothing strenuous, For something simple that doesn't put much strain on your physical makeup, try tensingthe _ upper leg muscles, holding them for a count of six. Repeat 10 times, but make sure you relax during each interval. Without disturbing your control of the wheel, this exercise works with arm muscles too. Sitting up straight and pullingin your stomach muscles to a count of six makes a good followup exercise. By keeping your muscles loose and your mind active, you won't be taken in by that monotony on the highway. WAC to hold whist and pinochle party /The WAC of the Rough and Ready Grange is sponsoring a whist and pinochle party in the community grange hall July 30. Marguerite Abbott and Karen Sorensen are in charge of the 1:30 p.m. affair, Whist will be played in the main hall and pinochle in the dining room. Prizes will be awarded and refreshments served. Florence Seeger, Hazel Scull and Rose Trudell were hostesses for the dessert luncheon held before the last WAC meeting. The members agreed to help the Seventh Day Adventist Church project in making cookies to be sent to local servicemen. Mary Moneta and Esther Bixler are the dessert committee members for the August meeting to be held in the grange hall. Flower show at Truckee The Sierra Tinker Belles Garden Club of Donner Lake and. Truckee is holding it's third annual flower show Aug. 10, at the old Inspection (Bug) Station on old Hiway 40 between Donner Lake and Truckee. Show hours are from 1-7p.m. admission free. The club will be holding a bazaar in conjunction with the flower show, selling many gift items made by the members, Local artists will display their . 137PE W768 Take a look at the new slate of models— and all the campaign promises they make— VOTE THE REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER. SPLIT TICKET: MORE SPACE. “Tt te o~— en a and keep! Lots of room—up to 50% more storage space. Colors—your favorite’s there “4 somewhere. Automatic icemakers. i CAUTION And no more defrosting! Head for Campaign headquarters—your . THIS ROAD MAY BE appliance dealer’s. Look at the CLOSED AT ANY TIME candidates—and you'll vote “Yes” BY BLACK BARI on a new refrigerator-freezer. paintings to add to the color of the show.

DRAGL works on Granite Construction Co. operation on old pion Mine location near Nevada City. Granite ‘has contract for new Grass Valley freeway now being constructed. Tere 8, eee ee Paes Maem aa vie pie a ras Be a . Shriners picnic here on Sunday More than 1,000 Shriners and their families are expected to turn out for the Sunday, July 28 annual family outing at Pioneer Park in Nevada City. Sponsored by the Sacramento Scottish Rites bodies, the Golden Hills Scottish Rites Association and the Mid-Valley Scottish Rite Association, the outing will start at 11 a.m. with refreshments and tours, From 12 noon until 4 p.m. "Cousin Jack" style food will be served and entertainment will be continuous. Members and their families will enjoy the swimming pool and kids' games are scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Reservations are necessary and may be obtained by phoning Walt Wieger, 273-3292, Exercise can cut driving fatigue The danger of monotony for the highway driver is always there behind the scenes. To ward off getting restless behind the wheel, keep your muscles loose and your mind active. And you can do this, advises the National Automobile Club, by exercising right there behind the wheel. Of couse, this must be exercise in moderate amounts, nothing strenuous, For something simple that doesn't put much strain on your physical makeup, try tensingthe _ upper leg muscles, holding them for a count of six. Repeat 10 times, but make sure you relax during each interval. Without disturbing your control of the wheel, this exercise works with arm muscles too. Sitting up straight and pullingin your stomach muscles to a count of six makes a good followup exercise. By keeping your muscles loose and your mind active, you won't be taken in by that monotony on

the highway. WAC to hold whist and pinochle party /The WAC of the Rough and Ready Grange is sponsoring a whist and pinochle party in the community grange hall July 30. Marguerite Abbott and Karen Sorensen are in charge of the 1:30 p.m. affair, Whist will be played in the main hall and pinochle in the dining room. Prizes will be awarded and refreshments served. Florence Seeger, Hazel Scull and Rose Trudell were hostesses for the dessert luncheon held before the last WAC meeting. The members agreed to help the Seventh Day Adventist Church project in making cookies to be sent to local servicemen. Mary Moneta and Esther Bixler are the dessert committee members for the August meeting to be held in the grange hall. Flower show at Truckee The Sierra Tinker Belles Garden Club of Donner Lake and. Truckee is holding it's third annual flower show Aug. 10, at the old Inspection (Bug) Station on old Hiway 40 between Donner Lake and Truckee. Show hours are from 1-7p.m. admission free. The club will be holding a bazaar in conjunction with the flower show, selling many gift items made by the members, Local artists will display their . 137PE W768 Take a look at the new slate of models— and all the campaign promises they make— VOTE THE REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER. SPLIT TICKET: MORE SPACE.. “Tt te o~— en a and keep! Lots of room—up to 50% more storage space. Colors—your favorite’s there “4 somewhere. Automatic icemakers. i CAUTION And no more defrosting! Head for Campaign headquarters—your . THIS ROAD MAY BE appliance dealer’s. Look at the CLOSED AT ANY TIME candidates—and you'll vote “Yes” BY BLACK BARI on a new refrigerator-freezer. paintings to add to the color of the show.