Classes for aides ROCKLIN Classes specifically designed for teacher aides will be offered at Sierra College this summer. Classes will cover the metric system, humanistic behavior and first aid techniques. All classes will meet from 8 to 10 a.m., Monday through Thursday, and will be taught by Bill Boatman and Nancy Claytor. Interested persons may register for Sierra College summer classes through Friday or the first day of each class. For more information, contact the Sierra College admissions office at 624-3333.
Elderly, topic for seminar ROCKLIN "Preparing for Outreach to Elders" is the title of a two-day seminar to be offered by Sierra College at the Stella Irving Wing of the Auburn Recreation Center, June 20 and 27. Designed for professional, volunteers and students who work with or are preparing to work with the elderly, the sessions are being funded by the Older Americans Act through the Area Four Agency on Aging. There is no charge. Registration will be at 8:30 a.m. both days, with the programs beginning at 9.
Each program ends at 4 p.m. For more information, contact the college Community Services Office at 624-3333, ext. 323. Recycling drive raises funds CITRUS HEIGHTS United Methodist Women of the Citrus Heights United Methodist Church has been collecting aluminum cans for recycling as part of a fund-raising drive to refurbish Sunday School rooms. Cans may be deposited at the church.
Cans will be taken to the recycling center each Thursday until the fund-raising goal is reached. Aluminum cans are worth 17 cents a pound (14 cans per pound). Flag Day program set Roseville Elks Lodge will celebrate Flag Day with a program Sunday featuring speaker Col. Eugene Ragle, USAF retired, with the public invited to attend. The 3 p.m.
program will be conducted at Elks Lodge, Brady Lane off Baseline Road. Ragle will speak on Americanism, and Terese Devlin of Roseville Emblem Club will give a recitation. Press-Tribune CALENDAR Thursday events 6:30 p.m. Oakmont High School graduation, 1710 N. Cirby.
7 p.m Roseville Planning Commission, City Hall, 316 Vernon. 7 p.m. Roseville Chapter 146, Royal Arch Masons, potluck and meeting, Masonic Temple, 235 Vernon. 7 p.m. Lolomi Council 165, Degree of Pocahontas, IO0F Temple, Main and Berkeley.
7:30 p.m. Glen Edwards School graduation, McBean Park. Lincoln. 7:30 p.m. Penryn School gradua-4 tion, school lawn, 6885 English Colony Road, Penryn.
7:30 p.m. Newcastle School graduation, school patio, Valley View Newcastle. 7:30 p.m. St. Albans Country Day School graduation, Sierra College Theatre, 5000 Rocklin Road, Rocklin.
Friday Events 9 a.m. Placer County Planning Commission, 175 Fulweiler, Auburn. 4 p.m. Citrus Heights Senior Citizens Club, Community Clubhouse. Noon Placer County Coordinating Council for Handicapped, Association for Retarded, 700 Douglas.
Have Cleaning Problems? Mira- Clean could be the COMPLETE SERVICE Fleers free MIRA- -CLEAN Building Service 624-1032 Thursday, June 8, 1978 PRESS- TRIBUNE 3 Roseville High grads set Friday ceremonies Mari Vegdahl will be valedictorian and Lenore Batiste salutatorian for 184-member Class of 1978, Roseville High School. The speaker will address the audience during commencement exercises starting at 7 p.m. Friday at Hansen Field, behind the school, 601 Tahoe. Graduates include: Deborah Sue Allen, JoAnn Marie Almada, Farhad Amir Ebrahimi. Carrie Dee Anderson, Sheryl Anne Apostolos, Delisa Lee Avilla, Mireya Gina Ayala, Donna Christine Bahn, Carrie Ann 1 Baker, Richard G.
Barsotti. Robert Melvin Bartlett, Lenore Ann Batiste, Martin John Berg, Deena Kay Berkman, Donna Beth Berkman, Andrea Jeannette Bermudez, Michael Anthony Bermudez, Theresa Ann Bermudez. Ronald Allan Bernard, Carol Lynn Bigon, Robert Thomas Blackard, David Alan Blaise, Stephanie Irene Borcz, Andrew Robert Bos, John Michael Bosco, Pamela Jeanne Boyd. John Manuel Bravo, III, Michael James Buck, Billy Floyd Bullard, Tom Busellini, Alyson Rene Cameron, Thomas Keith Cameron, Merlyn Jeffrey Camp, Crystal Elaine Campbell, Joseph Edward Cave. LeAnn Marie Chapman, Tammy Lisa Suzanne Collins, Marlene ConLouise so Clark, Sergio Homero Codina, chas, Nat Daryl Consulo, a Ellen Marie Cook, Carol Ann Crews, Kimberly Ann D'Amico, Ann Marie Davis.
Mary Ann Davis, Judy Ann Dembro sky, Morgan Dean Downing, Gregory Duran, Phyllis Duran, Eric Jon Eastwood, Ronald Bruce Eddington, Cynthia Anne Erickson, Tamra Kae Eveland, Lynne Marie Farley, Robert Dennis Fisher. Aurora Ann Fox, Sherrill Louise Freeman, Curtis Wayne Freer, Craig Fuhrman, Gerald Kurt Fuhrman, Maria Patricia Garces, James John George. Tammy Garcia, Lynn Steven Garrison, Michael Richard Garrett, Lee Michael Alan Gerety, Brian Scott Gibbs, Darlene Gibson, Jeffrey Alan Glasnap, Debra Arlene Golly, A.J, Titi Gonzalez, Sara Lynn Gower, Regina Green, Kathleen Marie Grier, Manuel Guerrero, Jeffrey Lyn Gustafson. Larry Bryan Hakala, Cynthia Lynn Hall, David Brian Hall, Michael Kenneth Hand, Alan Michael Handy, Russell Mark Hanich, Richard Allen Harges, Michael Anthony Heleniak, Rose Maria Helm, Rose Mary Helm, Hilda Louise Hernandez, Joseph Mark Hicks. Marsha Denise Hunkins, David Allen Haynes, Neesa LaVon Johnson, Scott Henry Johnson, Norman David Jones, David Michael Keys, Denise Michel Keys, Gary Anthony Kidder, Deborah Ann Kirby.
Eric Daniel Kister, Cyndy Arlene Kolak, Penny Ann Krantz, Susan Jean Krocke, Kimberly Alane Krull. Timothy Alan Laird, Thomas Russell Lalande, Steven Ray Lasick, Byron Michael Lee, Kelli Patricia Lesh, William David Lewis, Ted Joseph Lopez. Guy Richard Loucks, Brian James Love, Gia Mellyn Luchessi, John William Mahan, Crystal Hope Marko wich, Curt Allen Martin, Sari Clearice Martin. Sondra Lee Martin, Robert Enriquez Martinez, Judith Lee Martini, Anthony Rex Mason, Kathleen Marie Mattice, James Harold Marias, Thomas Eu- gene McMahon, Michael Jon Menard, Karl Anthony Miner, Kelley Anne Moreno. Julie Rae Morrison, Peter Denson Mott.
Flint Dale Muncy, Valerie Doreen Myers, Wilfrido Ray Nieto, Carole Louise O'Connor, Tina-Marie Louise Oliva, Luciano Paolini, Matthew Scott Patterson, John Robert Peisher, Melvin Peppers, Ill. Carla Ann Peterson, Thomas Craig Pokorny, Jeffrey Owen Poulsen, Scott Donald Pruett, Karen Kay Pullen, Ramon Quezzda, Angela Ragonese, David Frederick Reiff, Ronald Dean Ring, Dana Janine Rios. Gonzalo Ruiz, Karen Sue Russell, Carlos Heredia Sanchez, James David Sansom, Judith Sargent, Kevin J. Say, James David Schleth, Perry Walter gatnut Single parents night at races By GAYLE DANFORTH Of The Press- Tribune Staff Rosevile Parents Without Partners group has scheduled an evening at the harness races in Sacramento. Members will meet at the gate of Golden Bear Raceway, Cal Expo Boulevard, at 7:15 p.m.
Friday. Post time will be 7:45 p.m. More information may be obtained by calling 624-0748. Pauline Butcher will host a house party Saturday starting at 9 p.m. at 6008 Pinafore Court, Sacramento.
A swim party has been planned Sunday at Ed Tworek's, 3180 Old Auburn Road, Orangevale, from 2 to 5 p.m. The party will include a potluck dinner. Tworek also will host a group discussion on "Changing Myths-Give Mental Health a Chance" Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. A speaker from Sierra View Mental Health facility will be guest speaker. Any single parent interested in club activities is invited to a Newcomers Orientation Thursday, 7:30 p.m.
at Chris Hoag's, 5618 Gerard Way, Citrus Heights. A celebration has been planned Friday marking the 68th birthday of Rose Chapter 292, Order of Eastern Star. Pins will be presented members celebrating 50 years of Eastern Star service. Pin recipients will include Lura Emerson, Bill Emerson, Alice Johnson, Compare Cost Cochranes Services chapel Terms Inquiries Welcome OF THE ROSES A COCHRANE'S CHAPEL OF THE ROSES FUNERAL DIRECTORS LOCAL' OWNED 103 Lincoln Street, Roseville For information phone 783-7171 Announcing 3 more reasons to save at Bank of America: New interest rates 1. Money Market 2.
8-year Certificates of 3. Individual Retirement More Californians save at Bank of America than any other bank or savings and loan. For lots of reasons. A wide choice of plans. Safety.
Convenience. Full service. And now visit any Bank of America branch for full details on our new interest rates. Let's talk savings BANK 61 OF AMERICA funds withdrawn before maturity, Federal regulations require 90 days interest forfeiture and interest rate reduction to the then current passbook rate. tax penalties on funds withdrawn prior to age unless you become disabled.
Bank of America Member FDIC Schlueter, Jamie Lynn Sells, Debra Lynn Snider. Wayne Eugene Sobieralski, Janna Marie Katherine Sovey, Joel Dan Spence, Kenneth James Stasei, Diane Elizabeth Stevens, Jeffrey Alan Stone, Robert Paul Sullivan, Jr. Patricia Ann Surface, Judith Ann Sweeny, Timothy Norman Tafolla, William Jackson Tarrant. William Allen Thompson, Mark J. Thut, Karen Margaret Tiedemann, Phillip James Titus, Antonio Nache Torres, Cynthia Jayne Van Keuren.
Mari Ann Vegdahl, Dennis James Ward, Darla Susanne Weber, Dennis David Weddle, Cynthia Anne White, Timothy Wayne Winters, Joseph Alan Wright, Karen Ann Wurth, Brian J. Yackovich. (Press- Tribune photo) PONY AND picnic spell fun for children anti- son, Clayton Horn, Susan Everett, Jennifer cipating Sunday's family ice cream social of Wisniewski, Michael Horn, Leslie Wisniewski, Sigma Tau Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi. Getting Melissa Everett. into party mood are (from left) Danny RoberFranklin, Morehead vie Graduation for post in Assembly set Graduation today exercises for ten St.
Rose School students CITRUS HEIGHTS Democrat Ben Franklin and Republican Jean Moorhead will face each other on the November ballot for the 5th Assembly District. Franklin, surpassed eight Democratic candidates on Tuesday's ballot with 23.7 percent of the vote for a total of 11,187. Ms. Moorhead, 39, took 75.5 percent of the Republican vote to defeat Douglas Campbell, 23. Moorhead tallied 18,601 votes and Campbell 6,050.
The two top vote getters will vie for. Assemblyman Eugene Gualco's seat in November. Gualco lost in his bid to replace John Moss in the 3rd congressional district. Moss didn't seek reelection. Gualco tallied 29,909 votes, not enough to overcome Robert Matsui, who garnered 36,989.
Final count on other Democratic candidates for Moss' seat were: Phil Isenberg, Terry McGann, Ivaldo Lenci, 2,311. Matsui will face Republican Sandy 'Smoley in November. She defeated Joseph Murphy by a vote of 35,121 to 20,752. The 5th Assembly District includes Citrus Heights, Del Paso Heights, Arden-Arcade, Carmichael, Orangevale, Fair Oaks, Rio Linda, North Highlands and portions of downtown Sacramento. Mail taken at post office Four post office boxes have been broken into at the U.S.
Post Office 330 Vernon. Discarded portions of mail were found in flower beds in front of the building today according to Roseville police. Franklin, 50, is a former Aerojet engineer, and Moorhead is a lobbyist for California Nurses Association and former associate professor of nursing at California State University, Sacramento. Final vote count on other Democratic candidates were: Gloria Reynolds, Ancil Hoffman, Baxter Culver, Darol mussen, Mark Hart, Richard Desmond, Richard Dittmar, 2789; Joe Brouilette, 2,512. Voter registration in the district consists of 80,194 Democrats and 40,870 Republicans, according to figures issued by California Secretary of State.
Those voting Tuesday were 47,175 Democrats and 24,651 Republicans. will be held tonight at 7:30 at the Sierra Gardens School Little Theater, Oak Ridge Drive. The graduates are: Lisa Broome, Rocklin; Francine Wight, Rocklin; Julie Wilkes, Rocklin; Jennifer Nash, Penryn; Cami Couch, Auburn; Peter Johanson, Auburn; Ann Robocker, Auburn; Glenn Gunter, Auburn; Ted Barry, Fair Oaks; and Paul Meade, Fair Oaks. Placer County native Brown dies, service on Friday Harold Wilmot Brown, 83, a native and life long resident of the Lincoln area, died June 6 at his ranch home. The son of a pioneer family in Placer County, he was a member of the Native Sons of the Golden West, a and of the Senior Citizens Golden Club of Lincoln.
He was the widower of the late Lucy Brown, who died in 1975, and father of the late James Brown, who died in 1977. Survivors include a daughter, Shirley Lawhead of Lincoln; a son, Wilmot Brown, also of Lincoln; five grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren. Service will be Friday at 11 a.m. at the Clark Funeral Home with the Rev. Larry Cluff of the Methodist church officiating.
Entombment will be at Sierra Memorial Park, Marysville. Darlene Newell Darlene W. Newell, wife of Lynn Newell of Roseville, died June 6 in the Roseville Community Hospital. A native of Leavenworth, she came to Newark, in 1965 and to Roseville in 1967. The Sacramento Light Opera Associations MUSIC CIRCUS 15th H.
Sacramento 28th Season Opens June 12th Showtimes: Daily 8:30 PM Sunday June 12 18 June 19-25 June 26-July 1 JOHN DAVIDSON In MITZI GAYNOR BOB HOPE THE in in JOHN DAVIDSON SHOW THE THE BOB HOPE SHOW co-starring MITZI GAYNOR SHOW JERRY VAN DYKE July 3-9 July 10-16 July 17-23 JOHN RAITT NANCY DUSSAULT JAN PEERCE ALAN SUES In In In MAN OF LA MANCHA FIDDLER ON THE ROOF PETER PAN July 24-30 July 31-Aug 6 Aug 7-13 MONTY HALL MICKEY ROONEY KEN BERRY ANNE JEFFREYS KATHLEEN FREEMAN in SUSAN WATSON in WHERE'S CHARLEY? In SHOW BOAT HIGH BUTTON SHOES Aug 14-20 Aug 21-27 Aug 28-Sept 3 ANNA MARIA VAN JOHNSON GORDON MacRAE In In ALBERGHETTI in DAMN YANKEES SHENANDOAH SOUND OF MUSIC PRODUCED BY RUSSELL LEWIS AND HOWARD YOUNG PRESENTED BY THE SACRAMENTO CIVIC THEATER SPONSORED BY THE SACRAMENTO SEE. KFSK AND KOVE CHANNEL 13 SEASON AND SINGLE TICKETS ON SALE NOW I AT MUSIC CIRCUS BOX OFFICE 1419 SACRAMENTO PHONE 441-3163 Box Office Hours: Daily 10 AM to 6 PM Sunday Noon to 6 PM Bella Wells, Vyvian Wheeler, Ruby Allen, Faye Sparks and Norma Cook. Emerson, Mrs. Emerson, Mrs. Allen and Mrs.
Cook have served as worthy patron or matron, top office in the chapter. Chairman Holly Holliday has planned a reception following the 8 p.m. meeting in Masonic Temple, 235 Vernon. Roseville TOWER, 782 2955 Call Theatre for times. Deuble Action 1st Feature Great Smokey Roadblock (PG) 2nd Feature Midnight Auto Supply (PG) $1.00 Per Adult 3 FEATURES CITRUS HEIGHTS DRIVE IN 129 7500 Gates Open 8 p.m.
Show at Dusk! LASER PO BLAST Laser Blast 10:30 PLUS. END OF PG THE WORLD SCIENCE EXTION THRILLER PG AND 12:00 Midnito AS In addition to her husband, she is survived by a son, Earl Newell, Citrus Heights; three daughters, Peggy Newell of Orem, Utah, Darla Gooch, Atwater, and Cindy Newell, Roseville; her father, Erven Sparks, Orem, Utah; a brother, William Sparks, Sacramento, and three sisters, Juanita Smith, Rayetta Brown and Gladys Duncan, all of Utah. Services will be Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Chapel of the Roses, 103 Lincoln Roseville. Bishop Myron McIntyre, Roseville Ward Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will officiate.
Burial will be in Roseville District Cemetery. Abram Wyer for 23 years. SERVICES TO BE HELD AT Lambert FUNERAL HOME CHESTER C. LOVEJOY Funeral services June 9, 1978 10:00 a.m. Interment Rocklin Cemetery 'Since 1934" 400 Douglas Roseville 783-0474 will Abram Lee Wyer, 64, a Park, native of Washington and a veteran of World War II, died June 7 at his home in Olivehurst.
He had been em45, ployed in construction work Roseville, Survivors include his widow, Dorothy Wyer of Olivehurst; a daughter, Eddie Howsley of Lincoln; his mother, Margaret Santini of Olivehurst; a brother, Arthur Wyer, Seattle; six grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Graveside service will be Friday at 10 a.m. at the Lincoln Cemetery with the Rev. Harrison Jackson officiating. The Clark Funeral Home is in charge of arrangement..
