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It took years to convince Marlys Smith to work at the Camp Trinity on the Bar 171 Ranch in Hyampom. But finally she felt her children were old enough — and the owner was in a pinch with camp starting the next day and the baker was off sick. Plus, the price was right. Five hundred dollars for the summer. “That was good money,” Smith said. More ... The Trinity County Sheriff’s Department and Trinity County District Attorney’s Office are warning about a new and scary phenomenon that has surfaced in schools nationwide. It’s called sexting. More ... What a fantastic Trinity County Fair! My favorites were the quilt exhibition and the art exhibition. I am blown away by so much artistic talent in this small county, and a lot of it by our youths. More ... The Soup Kitchen fundraiser event in the firehouse parking lot had chairs facing the band with speakers carrying music to the happy crowd. A great turnout enjoyed the evening, including food and music in the fresh air. Colored lights coordinated with the sound adding to the enjoyment of the bands. More ... If you’re planning to be among the hordes of bargain hunters traversing Trinity County this week exploring the Countywide Yard Sale sponsored by The Trinity Journal, then the Women of the Moose would like to encourage your patronage at the big sale event they’re staging in the field behind the Lewiston Moose Family Center on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 3-4. More ... 150 YEARS AGO Saturday, Sept. 1, 1860 There is a lot of information of a political nature in this issue. Calvin B. McDonald, late editor of the Sierra Citizen, has taken up a residence in San Francisco. (McDonald was editor of the Journal for a short time.) More ... Aug. 26 was a special anniversary for women of the USA. On that date in 1920, the amendment to the U.S. Constitution giving women the right to vote was signed by the president. Two-thirds of the states had ratified this historic amendment to the Constitution in just over one year. More ... Here’s hoping you all have cleaned out your unwanted treasures and donated them to the Junction City Fire Jills to sell this coming weekend at the Countywide Yard Sale sponsored by The Trinity Journal. The Jills sale will be open from 8 a m. to 3 p m. Friday and Saturday, Sept. 3-4, at the Junction City Community Center on Dutch Creek Road. More ... 1 27641 Hwy 299 Friday, Saturday & Sunday – 8 am to 4 pm Wood stove, swamp cooler, clothes, furniture, jewelry, camping gear, misc. House More ... We really were appreciative of a break in the misery with a little spate of cool weather, but since we are still on fire watch and can’t keep warm that way, it’s OK with us if it warms up again. We would like to say that we’re sure it will, but only fools and newcomers predict the weather. More ... Friends and family of Mindy Lee Berthold gathered recently in Weaverville to donate a bench in her memory. More ... Protect your identity. Your bank account, your Social Security number, your credit and debit cards are all part of your personal identity. Stolen identity is now a common crime in America. There are people who make their living by stealing personal information to rob you of your money. A thief can use his phone to snap a picture of your credit or debit card as you prepare to use it. More ... The Golden Age Center will benefit from a bake sale supported by Thrivent Financial for Lutherans and its members. The activity will be held at Tops Super Foods, Weaverville, from 8 to 11 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 4. More ... I have “hay-burners” on which I enjoy riding the trails and spending time within the wilderness areas. At the recent Coffee Creek Volunteer Fire District Chili Feed and Auction, Joann and Harold Mathis purchased a pack trip to one of the lakes of their choice. They chose Little Boulder Lake, and wanted to be packed in for seven days, and packed out. More ... It began when the husband remarked that his memory was getting bad. The wife purchased memory books, thinking it would help. It didn’t. The husband was unable to concentrate. More ... |
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