March 17, 1966 (20 pages)

A fair spring blossomsthis month in Sacramento with the opening ofthe annual California State Spring Fair and Quarter Horse Racing Meet which will run through April 2. ; Clarence L. Azevedo, president of the State Fair Board, announced recently the introduction of four diversified show programs for this year's spring festival. Quarter horses will be off and running daily except Sunday throughout the Fair schedule and Mondays March 21 and 28, with the addition of an extra race bringing the total to nine each day, ten horsés to a race. Post time for the 1966 $176,000 purse race meet has been moved Official rodeo dates aré March 13,°20° and 27, Admission to the rodeo arena will be $1 with no reserved seating. Children under six when accompanied by an adult will be admitted free. The shows start at 1 p.m. Textiles from throughout the world will be displayed March 26 through April 2 in the annual Spring Fair International Textile Exposition. With entries expected from as many as a dozen nations in the Orient, Europe and North America, the show will open its doors immediately after judging by ™ topexperts in the field. Admission is free. — Fourth in the field of Spring Fair programs will be the sixth annual Industrial Arts Exposition and award program featuring the work of high school students throughout the state. Competitive divisions of draft-_ ing, electricity -electronics, graphic arts, industrial crafts, .metals and woods will draw entries ranging from jewelry, ceramics, forging aiid cabinet making to upholstery, printing, photoSpring Fair Is Now In Full Swing In Sacramento graphy and silk screening. Endorsed by the California Industrial Education Association, the show will be judged by top educators from throughout California. Admission to the exposition is free. FREE ESTIMATES VAN & STORAGE PHONE 273-2206 THE BEST MOVE YOU EVER MADE 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE to 2 p,m., Azevedo said, and. the grandstand opening ‘set for 12:30.p,m. Monday through Friday and noon Saturday, Admission to the grandstand is $1.50, Also, an equine sports show expected to recapture large audiences during the three Sundays of the Fair will be the annual wild west-rodeo, this year featuring events ranging from bareback riding to calf roping. Sierra Interclub Council Starts Work Sierra College’s Interclub council, consisting of the os dents of various campus clubs, is already at work planning for next fall's homecoming events, President of ICC is Bob Giodent. Elected to serve with him on ICC were Vickie Chadwick of Roseville, president of Red and White society, and Yvonne Ashmore of Grass Valley, choir president, They will serve as vice president and secretary. Theme for fall homecoming was established as “storybook tales, " with floats to follow the theme.in competing for prizes. MODERN PROTECTION FOR HOMEOWNERS If you own a home you wi itt want to inaure it with a modern, streamlined ckage policy” which includes protection against fire, windstorm, theft, liability and other perils. Best of all, you will save money too! Call us today. CURNOWeHALLS INSURANCE 316 Broad St. Dial 265-4586 ATUA CASEY santrene i vannoni, student body vice presisc GRAND OPENING BRAID ms 21 49 99 49 95 85 ' SQ. YD. SQ. YD. Durable continuous filament nylon pile NYLON SCROLL High-low loop pattern. Dd) Call Bonanza carpet conREGISTER FOR FREE DRAWING 120 E. MAIN ST. Continuous Filament in SQ. YD. SQ. YD. CONTINUOUS FILAME!NT Nylon brown and beige eed. ACRYLIC Installed Wall to Wall over rubber pad. SHOP AT HOME KO MONEY BOWA Take up to 5 Years sultant to see swatches to Pay. in your own home. No Payment ‘Til May 1 GRASS VALLEY > NYLON SQ. YD. Continuous Filament installed over rubber pad. . Bonanza Furniture 0 0 RATE ON CARPET FINANCING ‘ a 4 2938nN Aqun0D epeAsn‘* 996T “LT yore’ *°

A fair spring blossomsthis month in Sacramento with the opening ofthe annual California State Spring Fair and Quarter Horse Racing Meet which will run through April 2. ; Clarence L. Azevedo, president of the State Fair Board, announced recently the introduction of four diversified show programs for this year's spring festival. Quarter horses will be off and running daily except Sunday throughout the Fair schedule and Mondays March 21 and 28, with the addition of an extra race bringing the total to nine each day, ten horsés to a race. Post time for the 1966 $176,000 purse race meet has been moved Official rodeo dates aré March 13,°20° and 27, Admission to the rodeo arena will be $1 with no reserved seating. Children under six when accompanied by an adult will be admitted free. The shows start at 1 p.m. Textiles from throughout the world will be displayed March 26 through April 2 in the annual Spring Fair International Textile Exposition. With entries expected from as many as a dozen nations in the Orient, Europe and North America, the show will open its doors immediately after judging by ™ topexperts in the field. Admission is free. — Fourth in the field of Spring Fair programs will be the sixth annual Industrial Arts Exposition and award program featuring the work of high school students throughout the state. Competitive divisions of draft-_ ing, electricity -electronics, graphic arts, industrial crafts, .metals and woods will draw entries ranging from jewelry, ceramics, forging aiid cabinet making to upholstery, printing, photoSpring Fair Is Now In Full Swing In Sacramento graphy and silk screening. Endorsed by the California Industrial Education Association, the show will be judged by top educators from throughout California. Admission to the exposition is free. FREE ESTIMATES VAN & STORAGE PHONE 273-2206 THE BEST MOVE YOU EVER MADE 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE to 2 p,m., Azevedo said, and. the grandstand opening ‘set for 12:30.p,m. Monday through Friday and noon Saturday, Admission to the grandstand is $1.50, Also, an equine sports show expected to recapture large audiences during the three Sundays of the Fair will be the annual wild west-rodeo, this year featuring events ranging from bareback riding to calf roping. Sierra Interclub Council Starts Work Sierra College’s Interclub council, consisting of the os dents of various campus clubs, is already at work planning for next fall's homecoming events,

President of ICC is Bob Giodent. Elected to serve with him on ICC were Vickie Chadwick of Roseville, president of Red and White society, and Yvonne Ashmore of Grass Valley, choir president, They will serve as vice president and secretary. Theme for fall homecoming was established as “storybook tales, " with floats to follow the theme.in competing for prizes. MODERN PROTECTION FOR HOMEOWNERS If you own a home you wi itt want to inaure it with a modern, streamlined ckage policy” which includes protection against fire, windstorm, theft, liability and other perils. Best of all, you will save money too! Call us today. CURNOWeHALLS INSURANCE 316 Broad St. Dial 265-4586 ATUA CASEY santrene i vannoni, student body vice presisc GRAND OPENING BRAID ms 21 49 99 49 95 85 ' SQ. YD. SQ. YD. Durable continuous filament nylon pile NYLON SCROLL High-low loop pattern. Dd) Call Bonanza carpet conREGISTER FOR FREE DRAWING 120 E. MAIN ST. Continuous Filament in SQ. YD. SQ. YD. CONTINUOUS FILAME!NT Nylon brown and beige eed. ACRYLIC Installed Wall to Wall over rubber pad. SHOP AT HOME KO MONEY BOWA Take up to 5 Years sultant to see swatches to Pay. in your own home. No Payment ‘Til May 1 GRASS VALLEY > NYLON SQ. YD. Continuous Filament installed over rubber pad. . Bonanza Furniture 0 0 RATE ON CARPET FINANCING ‘ a 4 2938nN Aqun0D epeAsn‘* 996T “LT yore’ *°