New Arrivals Births in June 2003 in California
Rocklin couple Richard Sirocka III and Cheryl LaMarr announce the birth of Richard Lynn Sirocka III on June 5 2003 at 1 am weighing 7 lb 3 oz and 20 inches long. Paternal grandparents are Judith and Richard Sirocka Sr. of Folsom and maternal grandparents Ted and Cynthia Merenda of Grass Valley. Great grandparents Bill and Elaine LaMarr of Auburn and Jerry and Anne Merenda of Grass Valley. Joshua Andrew Ackerman born June 7 2003 at 4 52 pm weighting 8 lb 14 oz and 20 1/2 inches long. Paternal grandparents Ruth Ackerman of Mount Shasta Art Ackerman of Weed and Frank and Diana Generals of Oroville. Landon Stewart Fierstein born June 10 2003 at 4 pm weighing 8 lb 7 oz and 21 1/4 inches long. Maternal grandparents Rob and Melinda Dudley of Auburn and paternal Jeff and Ella Fierstein of Colfax.
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Richard Sirocka III
Richard Sirocka Jr
Cheryl LaMarr
Rocklin
Richard Lynn Sirocka III
Richard
Judith and
Richard Sirocka Sr
Folsom
Ted
Cynthia Merenda
Grass Valley
Bill
Elaine LaMarr
Auburn
Jerry
Anne Merenda
Joshua
Frank and
Diana Generals
Oroville
Art Ackerman
Weed
Ruth Ackerman
Mount Shasta
Colfax
Ryan Fierstein
Miranda Dudley
Landon Stewart Fierstein
Landon
Rob and
Melinda Dudley
Jeff and
Ella Fierstein
Hills Flat Lumber Hosts Hands On Woodwork for Kids
Hills Flat Lumber's Greg Hold pushes learning by doing at the Auburn Home Show and Nevada County Fair with precut wood hammers and nails as volunteers help youngsters build bird houses. More than 1000 bird houses were made at Auburn, free of charge, sparking plans for a Santa's workshop this Christmas.
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Hills Flat Lumber Co
Greg Hold
Hills Flat
Auburn
Nevada County
Colfax Independence Day Celebration Highlights
Colfax marks Independence Day with a Friday schedule on Main Street. Firemen’s Breakfast at the Colfax Firehouse, street faire from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., beer garden until 9 p.m., food court all day, a climbing wall and dunk tank at noon, Lions Club parade at 2 p.m., soap box derby at 9:30 p.m., and a pyrotechnic display at night.
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Colfax
Church Stream
Colfax Lions Club
Alan Shuttleworth Full of Determination to 100 Mile Challenge
Alan Shuttleworth, retired manager and Sierra College English teacher, trains anew for a 100 mile rocky trail event featuring an 18000 foot climb and a 22000 foot descent. He aims to prove bodily limits, planning continued attempts if needed, and blends civic work with intense personal pursuit.
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Shuttleworth
Sierra College
Colfax Fourth of July to host Schoeppner Shows carnival
Schoeppner Shows traveling carnival may visit Colfax July 4 to 6 as part of Independence Day events. The fair features six adult rides, seven kid rides, 10 games and a range of carnival foods with ticket options of 14 for 5 and 24 for 15. This marks the 20th anniversary of Schoeppner Shows, which has served Midwest churches and fairs since 1983.
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Schoeppner
Chamber
Bill Medlyn
Pam Schoeppner
Midwest
Colfax Lions Club Fourth of July Parade Seeks Entries
Colfax Lions Club co-chairman Ed Duffek announced the Independence Day parade will start at noon and welcome all entrants from family Hummers to horses and bands. The parade, assembling on South Auburn Street near Oak Street, travels Main Street with ribbons for participants and a $7 entry fee. Applications are at the Colfax Area Chamber of Commerce railcar. call 346-2685 for details.
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Colfax Lions Club
Lions Club
Ed Duffek
South Auburn Street
Oak Street
Colfax Area
Chamber of Commerce
Colfax
Duffek
Fourth It's all coming together for Fourth of July security
PCSO Sergeant Dave Wells says overtime security for the July 4 event is not his decision but a commitment to cover no fireworks on July 3. The Chamber faces about $4,000 in overtime for deputies at the carnival while planning future coordination with organizations and potential budget cuts of $3 million in the 2003-2004 period.
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PCSO
Dave Wells
Wells
Perrault
Colfax High faces budget cuts and growth amid new building
Colfax High plans an 85 percent cut to library materials and 5 percent cuts to supplies while district management staffing shrinks though none at Colfax. Daily attendance funding drops by 65 dollars per student totaling about 300000. Projected enrollment next year is 985 with three feeder elementary schools shrinking. A new 11.5 million building including gym, band room, library and arts spaces should be completed by November.
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Colfax
Kris Campbell
Ices
Spears
Colfax High
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Joshua Ackerman
Weimar
James and
Brenda Ackerman
Joshua Andrew Ackerman
Landon Fierstein
Hills Flat Lumber
A.thomas
Main Street
Alan
Eral
Servic
Auburn Ravine Rd
Sterract
Tion.com
Scott Queen
Be Sands
Foothill
Seeman Ld
Sands Foothill
Lincoln Way
Taylor Road
Loomis
Wom
Colfax Assembly of God
Culver St
Wedness
Colfax Baptist
Sierra Vista Center
St. Colfax
Yas
Sierra First Baptist Church
Alta Bonnynook Rd
Alta
Sinden
Dominic's Cattee Colla
Aortion
Bermot Bayer
Colfax United Methodist Church
W. Church
St. Dominic’s Catholic Church
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