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24 Tike Oransekate Hev Sept. 17. i960 In the service Megawalk hopes to raise $100,000 Prop. 1 1 to appear on Nov. ballot .1 5 BRU VEHMW KIMBKKLY HIDSON Brian C.

Newman, son Airmail Kirnberiy A. of Dennis A. and Jackie Hudson, daughter ot Mr. Neuman of Orangevale, and Mrs. Joseph E.

Hud-has been sworn in as a son Sr. of Orangevale has Coast Guard Academy been assigned to Chanute Cadet. Air Force Base, 111., after During this summer, completing Air Force he is undergoing training basic training. hkh includes military rjunngthesixweeksat fanuharuauon, physic UcUad Air Forre training and general TeKas, the airman notary subjects. At toe Alf Force and prut, just to mem a few of the special treats planned fur the day.

This year's Waik-A Thjn goal is to raise over SiOO.uut research and education in birth detects prevention. In the United States. jut of every twelve babies is bora i'Ji a birth defect. For mure informants about Megawalk ISO, call the Mar--h of Dimes at 444-WALK or pick up sponsor sheets at Sacramento area Straw Hat Pizza Parlors. Over 2000 participants of all ages are expected to gather at Eocina ILgh School on Saturday, Oct 25, for the Northern California Chapter March of Dimes "Megawalk "80." Ever) one is urged to join in the fun and fund raising by walking in the 52-kilometer route or by sponsoring other walkers with a per kilometer pledge.

The festivity packed event promises something for everyone marching band, rock band, celebrities, hot dogs ena ut me penoa, uie mission, organization and customs and received special training in human relations. In addition, airmen who complete basic training earn credits toward an associate degree in applied science through the Community College of the Air Force. The airman will now receive specialized instruction in the civil engineering field. cadets will participate in a one-week cruise aboard the training barge Eagle. The summer program is a basic indoctrination to life at the Coast Guard Academy.

The academy offers four-year programs which lead to baccalaureate degrees and a commission as an ensign in the Coast Guard. New-man is a 1980 graduate of Casa Roble High School. Siate Senator John Garamendi announced today that his proposed eon stitutional amendment to limit cost-of-living salary hikes for California judges will appear on the November ballot as Proposition 11. The proposed amendment, SCA 37, ill make applicable to all judges the 5 percent limit on the annual cost-of-living raises given to members of the state judiciary. "Passage of Proposition 11 will save California taxpayers several million dollars," said Garamendi.

"It will reassert legislative control over judicial salary hikes and will bring all state judges under the 5 percent ceiling adopted by the Legislature in 1976." Prior to 1976, the salaries of California's judges, among the highest in the nation, rose automatically with inflation as measured by the consumer price index. Last year, the Supreme Court partially overturned the Legislature when it exempted from the 5 percent limit all incumbent judges elected prior to 1976. These judges are once again receiving cost-of-living hikes equivalent to the rate of inflation, far above 5 percent per year. "The results of the Court's decision increased government spending and created an unequal system of judicial compensation in which judges elected before 1S76 receive larger salaries than their newer colleagues who perform the same work," Garamendi explained. "Prop 11 will correct this unfair situation and save tax dollars at the same time." MAJOR ACE A.

COZZALIO Getting settled made simple. New-town dilemmas fade after a WELCOME WAGON call. As WELCOME WAGON Representative, it's my job to help you make the most of your new neighborhood. Shopping areas. Community opportunities.

Spe ial Lots of tips to save you time and money. Plus a basket of gifts for your family. I'll be listening for your call Free solar class Dr. Robert Hewitt wrote a book 32 years ago about passive solar design, a concept which has recently been "discovered" on the quest for energy conservation. He will again conduct a free workshop on the concept beginning Sept.

23 at American River College. Dr. Hewitt, a physical sciences instructor at ARC, will help participants analyze their own solar problems and discuss the scientific method of placing windows, doors and plantings to make the home more comfortable and energy-efficient. The workshop will be held for four weeks on Tuesdays from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. in room 305.

'01 Display Advertising 351-0112 r. CRANGEVALE CALL MURIEL ARNOLD 783.30AA ACE COZZALIO Maj. Ace A. Cozzalio, son of Mrs. Jan Cozzalio of Hornbrook, recently arrived at Fort Leavenworth, to attend the Regular Course at the U.S.

Army Command and General Staff College. The 10-month course at the Army's senior tactical school is designed to produce graduates who are competent military problem solvers. Emphasis is on career development for the officer's future duties as a senior commander or staff officer. Cozzalio's father, Mel Cozzalio, lives in Orangevale. His wife, Sherry, is in Germany.

MICHAEL SHELEY II Pvt. Michael K. Sheley II, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael K.

Sheley of Orangevale, is attending basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. During the training, students receive instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, tactics, military courtesy, military justice, first aid, and Army history and traditions. In fair Oaks Call Carol Zumalt 967 8593 At Casa Maria, it lasts almost a week. Sept. 15th-20th For six days, the accent is definitely on fun at Casa Maria.

Enjoy frosty 16-ounce Margaritas at Happy Hour prices all week long. And you can savor all the flavor of Mexico with our Mexican Independence Day Fiesta Dinner. It's specially priced and specially delicious, featuring King Crab Enchilada. And all dinners come with a free dessert. But there's more.

Pinata breakings. Colorful costumes. Exciting decorations. So plan now to celebrate Mexican Independence Day. Because we're making a week of it.

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