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L
ast month, we learned
about my high-school
friend, Debbie Carring-
ton, perseverance and how we
gain strength from others
(August 2014 Lincoln View,
page 3, Attitude + humor +
perseverance = inspiration).
It was because of her parents
and her siblings support that
Carrington has approached life
with a can do attitude. Her
brother and sister never treated
her any differently because of
her shorter height.
The attitude we have can
often be what allows opportu-
nities to come into our lives. In
the late 70s, shortly after we
both got jobs at Marriots Great
America in Santa Clara, Car-
rington was approached by the
department that put on all the
shows. They were looking for
someone to be Baby Bugs in
one of the Looney Tunes stage
productions.
While attending University of
California at Davis, Carrington
continued to work on stage at
Great America but made trips
to Hollywood whenever possi-
ble. Graduating in 1982, Car-
rington caught the movie bug
and all I could think of was Hol-
lywood and how I couldnt get
there fast enough.
Once in Hollywood, Debbie
Lee Carrington took a path in
life that can only be summed
up by how she tries to
approach life.
Its the things in life that you
dont do that you regret, Car-
rington said.
She lived out her acting bug
by working in movies and on
TV, doing stunt work and some
commercials. Carrington creat-
ed a resume that she once only
dreamed about.
Working with Arnold
Schwarzenegger in Total
Recall, portraying Mini Mimi
in the Drew Carey Show, get-
ting to know Michael Jackson
during the filming of Captain
Eo and being a part of the Star
Wars legacy are just some of
what she has accomplished
professionally.
Its not unusual for Little Peo-
ple to have various health
issues due to their small
stature.
In the beginning, they [the
doctors] told my parents I
wouldnt live to be 10 years old
and I didnt think Id live past
my 40s, she said.
So Carrington learned to
really live each day like it could
be my last. Even things that
COMBAT BULLYING - PART 2
Debbie Lee Carrington is seen here on the set
of Total Recall, with Arnold Schwarzenegger
and Rachel Ticotin. Carrington has shown the
world that our only limitations are those that
exist in our own mind. Overcoming fears that
something might be too difficult allowed her to
do stunt work in the movies, hike suspension
bridges in the Amazon and climb to the top of
the pyramids in Guatemala.
fullest
Living life to the
take a lot of effort for me
to do, Im going to do
because I may not be here
tomorrow. Ive taken a lot
of chances and done a lot
of crazy things that were
really good experiences.
Overcoming fears that
something might be too
difficult allowed her to do
stunt work in the movies,
hike suspension bridges
in the Amazon and climb
to the top of the pyramids
in Guatemala.
During the last 25 years
or so, the contact we had
with each other became
less and less, and our lives
took different paths.
If were lucky, however,
we get a second chance at
the good friendships in
life and they end up being
even better the second
time around.
Because Carringtons
parents have now made
Lincoln their home, we
have once again become
part of each others lives.
Due to her work schedule,
Carrington has been able
to visit Lincoln on a fairly
regular basis the last year.
Just like 35 years ago,
her parents always warm-
ly greet me and the
beloved moniker her
father came up with all
those years ago is spoken
again when he asks,
What are the Double
Debs going to be up to?
It still makes me smile.
The one thing about
Lincoln is there is a strong
sense of community and
people watch out for each
other, Carrington said.
When Im out walking in
the neighborhood, peo-
ple will see me from
behind and think Im a lit-
tle girl and ask, Wheres
your mommy, but then
realize their error. No one
would even bother to ask
in LA.
The teen years are
probably one of the most
difficult times we go
through in our lives
Although I always felt that
the other half of The Dou-
ble Debs had it all
together, Carrington
confessed that she felt
just as insecure as every-
one else did in high
school.
No matter who you
are, whether youre the
prom queen or the guy in
ROTC or band, its an
innate part of human
nature to feel that youre
on the outside, Carring-
ton said. We need to
teach our kids that every-
one feels like that and
that its alright.
We should make sure
that our children know
there are far more impor-
tant aspects that they
should possess rather
than the latest gadget or
the coolest clothes. Those
are just things and they
will go out of style.
However, kindness to
others, a good attitude,
embracing diversity,
standing up for whats
right those qualities
will always be in style, can
be passed down through
the generations and will
allow us to walk proud
and stand tall ... regard-
less of our height.
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It was
because of
her parents
and her sib-
lings support
that Debbie
Lee Carring-
ton has
approached
life with a
can do atti-
tude. Her
brother and
sister never
treated her
any different-
ly because of
her height.
Marty and
Fred Carring-
ton showed
their children,
Kathy (top),
Debbie (bot-
tom left) and
Bob (bottom
right), that
perseverance
and attitude
build
strength and
courage.
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W
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The Lincoln United Methodist Church will celebrate
its 125th-year anniversary on Sept. 28. The church has
seen many pastors in its 125 years and some will
return to be a part of this wonderful celebration.
The current Pastor, Kevin Campbell, has roots that
are firmly planted here. With his mothers family
being from Lincoln, not only did Campbell
spend many of his childhood summers here
but he was also baptized as an infant in the
century-and-a-quarter-year-old church.
During the 1980s, Campbell lived
in town with his grandmother,
while he attended college. On
July 1, 2013, Campbell
returned to become the
residing pastor.
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Sept. 28 will begin at 10 a.m.,
followed by a luncheon and
tour. According to Pastor Camp-
bell, the United Methodist
Women are providing refresh-
ments and some of the women
have been lifelong members of
the church. Campbell went on
to say, We are celebrating 125
years of ministry. Inviting every-
one to come back has kind of
been a homecoming and we
hope we will have a full house.
After the special service, a
reception will be held where old
friends can get reacquainted,
letters from those who couldnt
make it will be read and former
pastors and/or their surviving
spouses will share memories of
their years in the church.
A new banner will be dedi-
cated to celebrate the occasion,
and guests will be able to view
old photos and memorabilia,
Campbell said.
During the celebration, the
first pastor of the congregation,
Rev. McKnight, who served from
1889 to 1890 and from 1892 to
1895, will be remembered.
As one can imagine, the
church is full of history.
However, there is one mystery
that remains to be solved.
The beautiful stained glass
windows have been a part of our
church for a long while, Camp-
bell said, but we dont know
how they got here. The windows
were purchased by Peter Ahart
but we dont know who he pur-
chased them from or why.
Campbell declared that all the
pastors whose names are on the
windows came to California
during the Gold Rush in the
1850s and 1860s.
People think the names are
the early pastors of our own
church but they arent. They are
the pastors involved in the
Methodist movement who
brought the Methodist church
to this part of the state, Camp-
bell said. The windows repre-
sent the history even before our
church in Lincoln was found-
ed.
How often do you attend
church where hometown histo-
ry is combined with a beautiful
sanctuary and a celebration that
has been 125 years in the mak-
ing? Whether youve attended
church services every Sunday
for years or youre new to the
church, Sept. 28 is sure to be a
special day to visit LincolnUnit-
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For more information about
the celebration or attending
church services, call the church
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According to Pastor Kevin Campbell, the churchs stained-glass windows were brought here
during the Gold Rush. Sept. 28 will be a great opportunity to learn more about this churchs
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and reading is no differ-
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If you talk to some
adults, theyll tell you how
they can get lost in a
book, while, for whatever
reason, others havent
found the appeal of recre-
ational reading.
Although we know our
children cant talk the
minute theyre born, we
still speak to them and
carry on conversations,
albeit one-sided ones.
Just as language is
developed before the
child actually speaks, lit-
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before the child learns to
read. Even before a child
can read, its not unusual
to see a little one pick up a
book and pretend to
read, maybe trying to
repeat the story as it was
previously read to them.
This is the first step in
learning to love to read ...
having the desire to read.
Literacy is the corner-
stone of education, and
because of its impor-
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dren to love to read is
something that will bene-
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their lives. To get your kids
off to a great start to the
school year, try some of
the following tips to
encourage more reading.
positive reinforcement
and incentives. The
incentive to read will be
different for each child.
Regardless of whatever
tangible reward you come
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the biggest motivator for
kids is for them to know
they have someone root-
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way.
they dont have books
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Sometimes, parents dont
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and books may not be
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learn by imitation. If your young
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going to want to emulate you.
Practice what you preach
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do not like to read but our goal
is to get them to realize how
much fun it is. Realize that there
are many roads that can lead to
a destination. If your son or
daughter loves sports but get-
ting them to read is difficult, get
them a subscription to a sports
magazine designed for kids. If
you have a child who likes to
cook, get them a cookbook
designed for their age, and have
them make some of the recipes
(youll also be sneaking in a little
math as theyre cooking).
should we be reading to our
kids, we should give them the
opportunity to read to us.
Whats better than a bedtime
story? At the end of a long day,
you can curl up with your child,
grab their favorite book and
relax while they read to you. It
builds their self-esteem, it
allows you to track their
progress and it builds great
memories. I cant help but smile
when I think of how relaxed my
mom would be during this time
(and probably exhausted after a
long day) and that it wasnt
unusual for her to doze off as Id
read aloud, sometimes with my
younger sisters nearby.
loved sharing with my kids the
Web to my daughters or to pass
down books that I had when I
was younger. When I was in sec-
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reward for doing the most book
reports. I still have that cook-
book and my daughters and I
laugh about how simplistic the
book is and how old-fashioned
some of those recipes are.
Although I may never have
made many recipes from the
cookbook, knowing that it was
obtained because of a reading
book itself.
routines that we do each day
a family reading time every
night, where the TV and cell
phones are turned off or get the
kids in the habit of carrying a
book with them. When theres a
wait at a restaurant or while
running errands, they can keep
themselves occupied by reading
a few pages. My daughter, Ali,
carries a book with her almost
everywhere she goes and I have
seen her read in some of the
had a book in her backpack, and
as we would stand in the long
lines at Disneyland, she would
pull out her book.
Reading can open up a whole
immersing themselves into the
prehistoric world of dinosaurs,
entering into a world of imagi-
nation with Harry Potter or
transporting themselves back to
the world as it was in Revolu-
tionary War times, theyll soon
realize that the printed word has
endless possibilities and can
er even dreamed possible.
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we all grew
up with were
filled with
shelves of
books and a
card catalog
that would
help us locate
the books we
needed.
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library also
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with research,
as well as
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The Lincoln Showcase, one of the
most anticipated downtown Lincoln
events of the year, is on Sept. 27.
Hosted by the Lincoln Area Cham-
ber of Commerce, the event runs from
6:30 to 10:30 p.m. in Beermann Plaza
between Fifth and F streets.
The inaugural event was in October
2002.
This well-attended event is a major
fundraiser for the Lincoln Area Cham-
ber of Commerce, helping offset
membership dues.
Hundreds of hours are involved in
making this event happen. Chamber
staff starts in early summer with com-
mittee planning. About 100 volunteers
help transform downtown Lincoln,
with about half the volunteers being
chamber members.
Lincoln chamber volunteers create
a beautiful setting around the down-
town plaza with lights and small bistro
tables along Fifth and F streets. The
fountain area is set up with a stage to
feature the Time Bandits, who will
perform dance tunes from 7:30
to10:30 p.m.
This years lineup of food vendors,
brew crafters and wineries includes
four new vendors.
Showcase is the chambers biggest
Thunder Valley Casino lays out
a spread of good food during Lincoln Showcase.
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highlights the finest
restaurants, wineries and
microbreweries in Lincoln
and Placer County, said
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Commerces executive
director Cindy Eveler.
Showcase has become a
signature event for the
community.
Vendors set up along
Fifth Street, F Street and
Beermann Plaza. Food
vendors include most of
Lincolns eateries and
some newcomers, such as
Country Harvest,
Daphnes California Greek
Caf, La Provence Restau-
rant & Terrace, and Mas
Mexican Restaurant.
Desserts will also be
part of the nights events
with Divine Desserts,
Icing on the Cupcake and
Nothing Bundt Cakes.
Brew crafters will sam-
ple specialties, including
Lincolns GoatHouse
Brewery, Knee Deep
Brewing and Sierra
Nevada.
As of press time, winer-
ies include Bali Wines,
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KARAOKE NIGHT Starts at 9 p.m. at
Dillians Bar & Grill, 605 Lincoln Blvd. Info:
434-8171.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 5
DEEJAY BAD BOY Karaoke starts at 9 p.m.
at Dillians Bar & Grill, 605 Lincoln Blvd. Info:
434-8171.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 6
ART LEAGUE OF LINCOLN RECEPTION 5-
6 p.m. for members and 6-7:30 p.m. for public
at the Art League Gallery, 580 6th St. There
are new events and exhibits every month.
Info: call 209-3499 or email
mailto:infor@all4art.net .
CHILDRENS VEGETABLE GARDENING
Class starts at 9 a.m. at Lincoln Community
Garden, corner of 3rd and D streets. Info: call
Betty Wilson at 253-7624.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 9
CHAMBER NEWMEMBER ORIENTATION
600 6th St. City Hall 1st floor meeting room.
Info: 645-2035.
ITALY ON YOUR OWN PRESENTATION
From 7 8:30 p.m. at Buonarroti Ristorante,
460 Lincoln Blvd. Presented by Experience
Italy owners Dick Mercer and Lori Martin.
Registration fee is $10 at
mailto:info@experienceitaly.com or
experienceitaly.com or call 456-0570.
PUBLIC HEARING LINCOLN MUNICIPAL
CODE SIGNS City Council will hold a
public hearing at 6 p.m. at the McBean Park
Pavilions, 65 McBean Park Drive. Purpose of
the hearing will be to consider repealing Title
16 Signs, and reenacting Title 16 Signs of
the Lincoln Municipal Code to include various
amendments, updates, and additions to Title
16 Signs.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10
AMERICAN WEST ART EXHIBIT Showing
through Oct. 4. at the Art League Gallery,
580 6th St.. Info: 209-3499.
ART LEAGUE OF LINCOLN RESTORATION
ART EXHIBITION Starts showing now and
runs through Oct. 11. Come see the amazing
things you can re-create! The gallery is
located at 580 6th St. Wed Sat. 11 a.m. -3
p.m. Info: call 209-3499
THURSDAY, SEPT. 11
LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL MILITARY/
ACADEMY NIGHT From 6-7:30 p.m. at
LHS Performing Arts Theater, 790 J St.
Representatives from different branches of
military will be on hand. Info: contact Mary
Lou Resendes at 645-6360.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 12
FALL VEGETABLE GARDENING class
starts at 6 p.m. at Lincoln Community Garden
corner of 3rd and D streets. Info: call Betty
Wilson at 253-7624.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 13
KARAOKE NIGHT Starts at 9 p.m. at
Dillians Bar & Grill, 605 Lincoln Blvd. Info:
434-8171.
RESTORATION ART SHOW RECEPTION
For members from 5-6 p.m. community from
6-7:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17
PLANNING COMMISSION PUBLIC
HEARING MEDICAL MARIJUANA WITHIN
THE CITY OF LINCOLN At 6 p.m. in City
Hall, 600 6th St. The Planning Commission
will hold a public hearing to consider an
ordinance banning the cultivation of medical
marijuana within the City of Lincoln and
recommending that the City Council adopt
said ordinance. All interested parties may be
heard at said hearing to present their
respective comments to the Planning
Commission.
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the ground floor of the Lincoln Brand Feed
Building in downtown Lincoln, on Lincoln
Boulevard. Named after my darling daughter, Lily
Kate features a wide variety of clothing and
accessories for boys and girls, much of it
handmade by either myself or one of our many
local crafters. I opened Lily Kate in 2012 after
seeing a need for cute, unique, and, most of all,
affordable childrens clothing in Lincoln. With
affordability in mind we are bringing back our
popular costume buy-sell-trade promotion for the
second year. During the months of September
and October come by with your gently used
Halloween costumes for cash or store credit, and
shop for inexpensive costumes for your little
ones. Visit http://www.lilykateboutique.com/ for
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products and pesticides
around cats!
Recently, three kitties
were presented to our
clinic by a distraught
owner for symptoms that
included ear flicking,
twitching, stumbling and
paw flicking. The symp-
toms were getting worse
over the course of three
days and were first
noticed after the gardener
sprayed for ants with a
pet safe product.
The symptoms were
classic for
pyrethrin/pyrethroid poi-
soning, an ingredient
commonly found in pesti-
cide products, including
those used in the garden,
around the house and in
some commercial flea
products for pets.
The kitties were bathed
repeatedly in Dawn deter-
gent and treated sympto-
matically. So far, they are
doing well, with one kitty
still struggling with mild
stumbling.
What are pyrethrins?
Natural pyrethrins are
an extract derived from
chrysanthemums and
currently, most extract
comes from East Africa. It
is commonly used at low-
er doses in flea and tick
products for dogs and
cats.
What are pyrthroids?
Pyrethroids are synthet-
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more stable but more
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Its the most
anticipated event of the
year in Rocklin. Join the
Rocklin Chamber as it cel-
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sary of Style Magazines
event, Hot Chili & Cool
Cars!
This special celebration
will be a full day of family
fun, including live music,
games and dozens of
booths.
The annual event is free
and will take over Pacific
Street between Rocklin
Road and Midas Avenue
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sept. 20.
In 1994, three-time
Rocklin Chamber Presi-
dent Roger Grissom con-
ceived an idea in the park-
ing lot of Jaspers Giant
Hamburgers to combine
auto night with a chili
cook-off.
In need of more room
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t doesnt seem like summer until
peaches become available.
Whether my son-in-law brings
me some from his grandparents
orchard or I pick some up at the Lin-
coln Farmers Market, this is by far
my favorite summer fruit.
When I was a kid, I didnt like the
frosting that was always on birthday
cakes so Id ask my grandmother to
make me a peach pie for my birth-
day.
Peaches are so versatile and can
be found in so many recipes. If I go
to the store and find something that
contains peaches, its a sure bet that
Ill try it.
If youre looking for something to
do with your peaches, instead of
making the generic pie, then here
are some recipes that will satisfy
your peach cravings.
After a busy day, its sometimes
difficult to put dinner on the table
so we have to plan ahead.
The slow-cooker is something you
can prepare in the morning and the
contents will cook all day while
youre at work. This method of cook-
ing dinner is also a great way to
avoid heating up the house via a hot
oven.
This pork recipe can be used for
sandwiches, tacos or pasta.
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LINCOLN VIEW
Slow-cooker pork with peaches
summer isnt summer without
INGREDIENTS:
2 tablespoons dried tar-
ragon leaves
1 tablespoon dark brown
sugar
2 garlic cloves
1 tablespoon honey
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon black pepper
1 pound boneless pork
loin, trimmed of visible fat
1 cup pecan pieces
2 chopped onions
2 tablespoons extra vir-
gin olive oil
2 (15 ounce) cans peach-
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INGREDIENTS:
Pastry dough
1 1/2 cup(s) all-purpose
flour
1/4 teaspoon(s) salt
1/2 cup(s) (1 stick) butter,
cold, cut up
4 tablespoon(s) (or more,
as needed) ice water
Peach-raspberry filling
3 tablespoon(s) corn-
starch
3/4 cup(s) sugar
1 tablespoon(s) sugar
1 1/2 pound(s) (4 to 5
medium) peaches, peeled
and cut into thick wedges
1/2 pint(s) raspberries
2 tablespoon(s) butter,
cut into small pieces
1 large egg white, lightly
beaten
DIRECTIONS:
Preheat oven to 425
degrees F. Prepare pas-
try dough: in medium
bowl, mix flour and
salt. With pastry
blender or two knives
used scissors-style, cut in
butter until mixture
resembles coarse
crumbs. Sprinkle ice
water, 1 tablespoon at a
time, into flour mixture,
mixing with hands until
dough holds together
(it will feel dry at first).
Shape dough into a
disk. Wrap in plastic
wrap and refrigerate 30
minutes.
Line large cookie
sheet with parchment
paper. On floured sur-
face, roll dough into 13-
inch round (edge may
be uneven). Transfer
dough round to lined
cookie sheet.
Prepare peach-rasp-
berry filling: In large
bowl, combine corn-
starch and 3/4 cup sug-
ar. Add peaches and
raspberries; gently toss
to coat fruit.
Spoon filling onto
center of dough round,
leaving 2 1/2-inch bor-
der all around. Dot fill-
ing with butter. Fold
border of dough up
over filling, pleating
edges and leaving an
opening in center. Pinch
dough to seal any
cracks. Brush dough
with egg white; sprin-
kle with remaining 1
tablespoon sugar.
Bake galette 45 to 50
minutes or until crust is
golden brown and fill-
ing is gently bubbling.
As soon as galette is
done, use long metal
spatula to loosen it
from parchment to pre-
vent sticking. Cool 15
minutes on cookie
sheet, then slide galette
onto rack to cool com-
pletely.
Peach-raspberry galette is a lighter way to enjoy the taste of a peach pie. To
make this something that can be put together when you get home from work,
try using a pre-made pastry crust instead of making your own.
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themselves. It makes all
the hard work worth it.
Tickets are $40 in
advance per person and
$50 at the door. You must
be 21 or older to attend so
bring your ID.
For tickets, call the
chamber of commerce at
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chamber office at 540 F St.
in downtown Lincoln.
Back by popular
demand is a showcase
special. Buy three tickets
in advance for $40 each
and get the fourth one
free.
If you would like to help
volunteer during the
event, call the chamber
office at 645-2035 to see if
any shifts still need help.
For more information,
call 645-2035.
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the city and a petition
signed by all of the Gran-
ite Drive businesses to
hold the event down-
town.
With a turnout of more
than 130 cars, nearly 50
chili booths and thou-
sands of guests, Granite
Drive businesses reported
a significant increase in
sales. Realizing that the
event benefitted local
businesses, Hot Chili &
Cool Cars moved to Pacific
Street five years later and
has remained the com-
munitys biggest event
next to Rocklins Fourth of
July celebration,
Jubilee.
Activities include the
popular Boy Scout pan-
cake breakfast, games and
various crafts.
Younger guests can
enjoy the Rocklin Acade-
my-sponsored Kids Cor-
ner, complete with
bounce houses, face
painting, a climbing wall,
and the McDonalds and
Minuteman Press Kids
Coloring Contest.
The Classic Car Show
will return this year with
about 200 cars on Pacific
Street. With hundreds of
beauties, car enthusiasts
will have plenty to get
revved up about.
We are excited to cele-
brate this annual commu-
nity event in Rocklin,
Robin Trimble, CEO of the
Rocklin Chamber of Com-
merce said. We also want
to highlight that a portion
of the proceeds from this
years chili cook-off will go
to the Matthew Redding
Scholarship Foundation.
We are proud to support
such a strong organiza-
tion.
Sacramentos cover
band, The Groove Thang,
will perform R&B, funk
and Motown to country,
rock and smooth jazz.
For more information
on how to become a spon-
sor, volunteer or partici-
pant, contact the Rocklin
Chamber at 624-2548.
~ Staff report
continued from 15
EVENT: Classic Car Show returns with 200 cars
We are excited to celebrate this annual
community event in Rocklin. We also want to
highlight that a portion of the proceeds from
this years chili cook-off will go to the
Matthew Redding Scholarship Foundation.
We are proud to support such a strong
organization.
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Due to enhanced ability
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sitive to toxic overdoses of
certain pesticides.
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salivation, twitching, vom-
iting, diarrhea, allergic skin
reactions, marked depres-
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environment.
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vention is imperative.
Several hours delay can
mean the difference
between life and death.
continued from 14
PET: Cats are able to absorb more through skin
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intervention is
imperative. Several
hours delay can
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