Attorney Van Sickle met with a painful accident at the lake last Friday evening. He and his family arrived at the Knapp-Payne cottage on the east side of the lake and while engaged in opening the cottage, Mr. Van Sickle struck his head with a force sufficient to break his glasses, severely lacerating one eyelid.
July 17, 1946
Miss Anita Mae Timmons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Timmons of Long Beach, Calif., formerly of Auburn, was one of 26 postulants who received the habit of the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary in the Immaculate Heart College Chapel in Los Angeles.
July 17, 1996
MENTZ - As a crowd of some 30 angry residents stood
outside in the parking lot, the town board quickly moved through its agenda of bills, balances and board reports. It took a “state of emergency” and the presence of a sheriff's deputy, but last night the Mentz board finished a meeting with calm and deliberation. On Monday, Supervisor William L. Jones,
citing the ongoing pattern of disruptions that have plagued the town's recent meetings, invoked a little used executive law to declare a “local state of emergency.”
July 17, 2001
On Thursday, Erin Brockovich and Ed Masry, whose successful lawsuit against California's Pacific Gas and Electric was the subject of an award-winning movie, will visit the former
Powerex site and meet with homeowners who claim the site's chemicals contaminated their wells.
- Linda Simmons
Miss Anita Mae Timmons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Timmons of Long Beach, Calif., formerly of Auburn, was one of 26 postulants who received the habit of the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary in the Immaculate Heart College Chapel in Los Angeles.
July 17, 1996
MENTZ - As a crowd of some 30 angry residents stood
outside in the parking lot, the town board quickly moved through its agenda of bills, balances and board reports. It took a “state of emergency” and the presence of a sheriff's deputy, but last night the Mentz board finished a meeting with calm and deliberation. On Monday, Supervisor William L. Jones,
citing the ongoing pattern of disruptions that have plagued the town's recent meetings, invoked a little used executive law to declare a “local state of emergency.”
July 17, 2001
On Thursday, Erin Brockovich and Ed Masry, whose successful lawsuit against California's Pacific Gas and Electric was the subject of an award-winning movie, will visit the former
Powerex site and meet with homeowners who claim the site's chemicals contaminated their wells.
- Linda Simmons
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